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The Placer herald., 1857-04-25
SACRAMENTO
PIONEER MUSIC STORE!!l
No. 155 Street, Sacramento City.
DALE & CO..
SUCCESSORS TO DOUGLASS & DALEY
IMpnRTEKS AND DE IL ERS IN

SUCCESSORS TO DOUGLASS & DALE)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Music and Musical Instruments.
NDIANO FORTES, MELODEONS, GUITARS
h Vioincclos, Double Bases. Flies Fageolets
Flutes, Carionets, Bass Drums, Banios, Snare
Drums. .;Tamborines, Trangfes Bridges Castinetts
Bow Hair, Pegs, Rosin, Finger Boards Mutes
Drum Snares, Drum Sticks Skin Heads. Reeds
Tuning Hammers Tuning Forks, &C., &c
ACCORDEONS and FLUTlNAS.-We sell only
first rate articles. and at greatly reduced prices.
SHEET = Nd BOOK MUSIC.-New Music re,
ccivcd by every steamer. Our assortment Of
sheet music is now one of the largest in Calfor-
MIA, embracing choice selections from the cata-
logues of every publishing house in the United
States as also many European publications
VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS.-Musicians
Dealers and others, who want a good string, will
do we'll to send their orders.
TOYS and FANCY GOODS.-Billard Balls.
Cue Tips Wax and Chalk. Bird Cages Chldrens
Carriages. Boxing Gloves. Police Whistles Fenc-
ing Foils, Masks, Cribbage and Back CANNON
Boards Chessmen, Ladies Work Baskets &C.
Ed"DEALERS SUPPLIED AT THE LOWEST PRICES. .-yfN
We import all our goods direct from New York
and Boston and guarantee to sell as low as any
similar establishment in California.
Instruments tuned and repaired by an expert
enccd workman.
DALE IL Co..
0.ATE DOUGLASS u DALE.)
Pioneer Music Store lj5 j. ST., Sacramento.
April 25th lS57.-3m.
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AUBURN, APRIL rs. 1857.
Sacramento Agency.

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agent
for Sacramento City. for the soliciting of adver
tscments and subscriptions, for the Placer Her
dd april4 Il
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NOTICE.

Those OF our subscribers who do noe wish to
continue taking the Herald, will please give no.
tce by letter OF at the Office, during the coming
Wpck
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Co-Partnership Notice.

ME undersigned have this day formed CO.
IL partnership for the sale of dry goods and
clothing. in the town of Auburn, under the firm
name of Danzige d Rosenbaum.
HENRY DANZIGE,
S. ROSENBAUM.
April 25th 1S57.-3t
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April IL, If

TAKE NoTIcE.-Those Of our subscribers who
have overpaid their subscription to the Herald,
will be credited upon the books of G. II. MITCHELL,
who after the 1lth of April, will be Publisher
and Editor Of the Herald. IT,
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SPECIAL, NOTICE.

THOSE who have claims against the firm of
Mitchell II Anderson, will present them to Tabb
Mitchell for settlement and those owing us will
please make payment to him. he being authorized
to settle the business of the firm.
TABB MITCHELL.
April H. If JAMES ANDERSON l.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25

MISSISSIPPI BAR.-This place near Folsom
is paying from four to eight dollars per day
to the hand. About one hundred miners are
there all busy.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25

A SINGULAR ROBBERY The Butte Rec
ord, OF April Goth, contains an account of
the following novel robbery$
A German engaged in mining on Lit
tie Butte, was recently robbed of about three
ounces of specimens. lie had about thirty
seven ounces in six different packages, con
tanned in buckskin purse. Having occasion
to visit some of his neighbors, and consid-
erng the purse too heavy to pack around,
slowed it away in his bed. He was absent
about two hours, and on his return it had
vamosed. Several days afterwards he found
the purse in his bed, and on examination,
found that the different packages of speci-
mems it contained had been opened, and
portions of each abstracted-in all about
three ounces.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25

SEQ oTING IN A BALL-RooM-On Tuesday
morning, April 14th, between two and three
o'clock, Il difficulty arose in a ballroom at
the house of Owen Mcdonald, in Forest
City, in the course Of which one man was
shot and the ladies terribly frightened. The
belligerents were named Brownsand Quoles
The former drew knife and the latter a
pistol. Quoles after firing two or three shots
without effect, was knocked down by a
third party, and while on the floor shot a
by-stander in the foot, inhctng serious
wound. One of the ladies, in the general
fight, fell and slightly injured her face No
arrests were made
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25

MINING IN AMADoR.-At Slabtown the
mines are found to be rich Many of the
claims are paying $50 Per day to the hand.
The proprietor Of the Butte Ditch and Canal
Co. will extend the canal to Tunnel and Gold
Hills.
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promise, came out on Monday, in a new dress,
with 'picter' at its head and is considera-
hly enlarged. This is sufficient of itself to
Indicate its prosperity. The -1ge always has
been a readable paper, and will lose none
of that quality since Mcdonald, formerly of
the Sierra Ctizen) has assumed position
as one Of its editors.
Many a moment have we passed in read
ing the Citizen when under Macs admins
ton, and felt all the happier for doing so
SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT FoLsoM.-We are
informed that Messrs. Kinsey & Thomp-
sons wire suspension bridge at Folsom, will
be completed and ready for travel on the
lst day of June. This work is to replace
the wooden bridge that was carried away by
the flood some time since, and it is said will
be one of the finest structures Of the kind in
the State.
AS great deal Of Placer county travel
goes by this crossing, our citizens are anxious
ior lts re-opehlng.
SoUTH GUBA CANAL-This important
work, situated in Nevada county, is being
pushed rapidly forward. From three to four
months is the time assigned for its compile
ton, and when completed it will rank among
the great works of the State. The water is
taken from the South Yuba at Bear Valley.
and is to be taken to the rich mines of Ne
vada and vicinity. The dimensions of this
canal are as follows: Ten feet wide at top,
six at bottom, and six feet deep; with grade
of sixteen feet per mile
There is not ditch in California Of the
same capacity, although there are num-
bers of greater length We are pleased to
know that our friends of Nevada are so soon
to have work that will add so materially
to the prosperity of their city and county
VIRGINIA DrcH, NEVADA Co.-The above
work is now completed from Diamond Creek,
its source, to Omega, distance of seven and
a half miles. 1t is to be extended to the
South Iuba Immediately, making a total
length Of Is miles, and will embrace in its
course the rich mining districts of Alpha,
Omega, and Gold Hill. Messrs. Culbertson
IL Wells, are the proprietors.
They have penchant for making bitches
up there in Nevada
The Placer herald., 1857-04-25

Rich WAsHING-Last week. in the Vi
cinity of Mokeumne Hill, company took
ont in two days sirty pounds Of gold. The
claim is worked with hydraulic hose
There are about fifty quartz lodges being
opend at Stringtown, Butte county, with fair
prospects of success The Grand Gold Ledge
pays $50 per ton. The Kerby ledge is rep
resented as paying $500 per ton.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

JAOOD TIDD
Auburn, April 25th, 1857.
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OTIyS LIGHTNING RODS.
ppu PROFESSOR LOOMS Of Ga.

"Hsving for the past s years given considers.
bic attention To the various departments of cleo
trical science, and having examined many light.
ming conductors, North and South, have No hes.
nancy in prvnounclng Oiis Patent Insulated Light.
ming Conductor, ss embodying more Of the neces.
ssry scientific principles, and OF The conditions Of
crr,ain protection, than any now In use in this
county.
The elegant and perfect method Of insulation
constitutes its chief excellence, wLlle combines
all the advsntsges oi oih'r rods. Wan The rod
pa,,s, through gidss rinys, rhioh are supported
bv m,taA,e IRON bolt, stn r,d into the raLs of the
honys, ~ ~ the old method, the glass Is easily
broken. Isl, BY being mlerposed between two
metallic surfaces ID, by the condensation Of the
aImus ph.re before an electrical current ID, BY the
violent COLLAPSE. ~ The air which immediately fol-
lows-ard Iih, by the heat VI the electrical dis
rha,re, like the pouring OF hot wafer into u glass
tuInl,ler. The in.ulaiors, helng thus broken. the
electrical fluid u even invited into the building,
(by The rS coming IN contact with ih. irn i.oli
.Niny houss ruth iks imPs.ltd protection, haze
bsen d,,troyeI ty lightning. Bu,s lew days since
I saw a small bIcs house struck, though protected
by two such r,sds. regard the inventor OF tins
u,c ron i,rfor as q leneacior Of mankind, IN hav-
ing furnished the world with certain a pro,ec.
ton TO life aud property against The most Terrific
agent. in. LOOMS.
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TO THE AFFLICTED,
FOR TIE CURE OF
CANKER IN EVERY FORM.

THE MOST AGGRAVATED CASES OF
NukStSs sORE MOUTH, are cur al by the CAskkh
B.LsAM, With case aud certainly, being rarely
kno~u To tat, even va long standing cases, Nha'
have beeu PrOaounesd incurabe BY The Phys'e'
ans 49,, ron
FOR INFANTS SORE UrtiS,ANp FoR
,oRE NIPPLES Il may be rvlird uPOn toe prhec'
and ,ps-,ly cure. With The greatest assurance
APPLIED TO IMFLAMED OK SWtLLLD
ouas particularly Ia the gains ~ eAiAHsH EHis
t,,tkiag. u gives Immgd iIie rrliri.
CANKER IN THE MOUTH ThkoAI'
Stomach or bowels, u requires buia lew doses, u
,nt,r,Iy remove Also too Canker, act ompanylng
Canker Rash,or Scarlet Fever, II san unequal'ed
Temedv. ,.,, =, ,,,>
ENLARGED ToNSILS ARE EASILY AND
,per,lil, cured by ths CASKER BALsAN, >ot that the
cau.lir, the ueedle aud the knife are no Iouse'
Necessary. . ,,,.,r
iRRITATIoN OF THE RRoNCHIA, BET
ter knONn 80 a "irckling IA the throat With 'en
drucy e. c,ugh, j. relieved aud cured ny THIS rem
ely Rrlirfis almost instantaneous. .,,,,
PssMALL SPOTS OF CANktR ON tut
Tongue. Lips, 80 Cheeks are currd by applying
single drop at time, seldom requiring "Ps"
ton. -. ,S,s,,rSS NM
AS A REMEDY FOR lloARSNESS' infa'
taIioo Of the thrO,I, IL j. nnequshed.
Genera! Agent.
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THE WORLDS MEDICINE.
DR. sMIIu's
sue AR c DAT & D p L s

Most surprising accounts are received from eN
cry par 1T the country OlIhe ell cts ol 'he's won
deriul pills.
Que agent writes. sour supply OF SUGAR
COATED PILLS, il tAhausird-srnd IA mOfr-n'
p,ll We have ryrI htd sells like them, or aneci'
ibe really sufpfis ~ cures OF Ties }"
One b.,S has been known Ia cure Dyspepsia o.
lOng standing.
SIX Pills have broken up n Settled Fever.
Oae box, iskiug three Pills the tlrs, N'ghl'and
one night afterwards, has cured the wort ca
ses OF Dy>prpuc CtstiVrsrss
Ca, buN taken a. above has cured habIiual
Headache aud Gli,iinsss.
-Four b,,xrS at these Pills have cured cases o.
cnEnSrc RmEuMArIsM that had wIihsioOd ever
other trvdturut
FrMn anr To three boxes have cured cases oi
LIyrR COMPLAINT, b,li,ved Ia be iucuwldc.
OHr W three ipNrs have cured what was be
li,.yrd Ia to- CONFIRMED CoS~UMrTiUS
Que lsUx has cured eases -. k>s U d'p'tle.
Indigestion, with SJuIue>> IT The Stomach &c
-Four H. SIX Pal. have cured very bad eases al
Dysrnirry aud DitUhTa.
r ,ur To- righi Pills have cured the worst casrs
of Bilious ChOlIc.
A lew doses at from owe IN three Pills have
cut,,I the worst eases at Worms
Que bux hs,~ been siiyclual Ia Curing Jaundlcc
aud G-ue,L ID, biliy
q. W. ATwLLL, DsgiRg BiO-k, PO,tiond,
GsRsrdI AgsHi
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-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS

THE following DESERVED R-ai Estate, conprr
i ing House Lots, and other property, el. gilt,
situated in the village, oi Saco aud Biddelord
will be sold by the proPrieiors, ut prices and "
terms favorable to purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 In number, are
principally situated in Saco, between the Rairoae
Depois OF Biddeford aud Saco-a portion Of then
above the Railroad, aud portion below, in a
pleasani and healthy location, aud commanding .
line view Of both villages. They are advantage
ousy situated for the residence of persons havins
business in either Saco ~ Biddeo Odd, being within
six minutes walk of Main street and Pepprr,.l
Square, Saco, ind i've minutes walk Of the Ma
chine shop aud Cotton Mill of the Laconis, Pep
perrll aud Wafer Power Corporations OF BiJdr
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 fee, long and 4.
ieei wide, resting on granite piers aud with ,tde
walks has been built across the Ssco River. inu,
connecting the lots with liiddeford, aud placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smih's CIR
ner. From this bridge street Is graded To III.
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will b.
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets hav,
beenisid out, extending along the margin VI tb,
Ssco River, and To " alter street.
The new road recently laid Out by the County
toners, extending into the country FROM
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, wl,ci
passes across the above described bridge TO Biddr
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the ptoprie.
tors have a dozen or more house lots for sale, Oh
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, anc
within two minutes walk VI the workshops and
mills ON said island.
They will cell also in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists OF A acres. aud Is situated the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs To the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within lew rod
Of the Saco Depot.
Warran,ee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the proprieiors, A. II. Boyd, Sdco; d. Z
Somes, Biddelord; Josephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William z. New
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condn
IONS, inquire Of ID. L. SOMES, vi Biddeforo
agent Tor the propiietors. 5lf
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From III. Missouri Dcmocra,

WOODS HAIR DYE TIL. admirable Fricle
!. rapidly Improving the hair. No pnicIe at
similar Kind now before ,bc publIc, epjoysa bet.
ter rcpui"iloI u ~ restorative pnJ iH,igJHiIng
hair Innlc. IT. p~culisr chemical Qusli,s have
a beneficial effect upon the growth aud character
ui the air, giving sky aud glOssy IrAuT, 10 that
which was formerly ~ n cUsrse aud dry naiuIe.
II has, sl,o, wc understand, tend, ncy in pns,He
m, youthful color sud sppca ance ui The HAIR and
destroying ar cUuuIernt Iiug the ELECTS Uisgc -
With such recommendation IN it, Iayur, We hard.
~ perceive how any lady Or grnirmiu should bs
~Iihoul so valuable an adjunct To their toilet
%. }. WOOD IL Co, Puprici. -, 81 BrUId.
way. New YOfk, aud III Market sIT,t,
3ml3 ST LvuI., Mo.
Fold by all Druggists here
AGENTs.-iH Bidd,Jord. J. sawycrI in Saeo, =.
y. Mitchell, successor 90 u. L.. Mitchell. Wholesale
Agents N Boston, Weeks Potter. Ia Portland, u. a.
Hay. 3HlOsIs
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THE BEST LAMP IN THE WORLD Is
THE PATENT
SELP-GENERATlNG GAS LAMP!
Particularly adapted To Churches, Hotels, Halls
Factories, Stores, P.,lors. Families.
Some Ui It's good qualities.

Particularly adapted To Churches, Hotels, Halls
Factories, Stores, P"'lors. Families.
Some oi ITS good qualities.
II il p.rirc,ly safe. No chance for explosion,
II i uni tx iug ui>h,,i by any ordinary wind J.
requi,e, r..w,c linz oniy u CO ~ six months. II
vi nj nui get uu, al order A cliid may lake carr
uiu. II Is unrquulci ior rra.lirg ar sewing. Th
light l. uuinju nnis Ia the eyes. For econun,,
cleanliness aud cunor, II deties competition, aud
j. the hest light ~ the world.
There l. nothing mere desirable, when engaged
Ia any avuc"iiou, than good iighl. The sun l.
all light iur tie day-wr want something like u
tor the night Candles were invented IN 1901,
aud have ever b,en denounced IN consequence Ui
prmalurrly lujurlng the eyes 10y their p"rul,ious
halne. We desire n more natural llghi, aud u has
lseu discovered and patented, aud has been tel.
fed hy Thousands since that lime. The brillancy
al lis aa,ne Is unequalled by any other artificial
burner.
The material used in these Lamps, is common
Burning FLUID.
All FLUID aud Oil Lamps can be altered into
Gas Lsmp..
The GA. Lamp is intended for common family
use, aud sel y from 81 Is 10 $500, occor'ilng To
style. We also have them suitable for Stores,
Churchc-, Hotels, &c.
We wIsh 4 understood that this Lamp will give
the same amount al light as three Siesrine Cand'
e> for one halt cent an hOur AID the night II on-
4 foot gas burner tor one cent an hour.
Tue ught iur the sale aud manufacture oi these
l. mp> for the county oi York, j. ior sale Oh r'a
sonablr terms, aud any person can make from ,oe
hundred Ia two undred dollar, "a month, 10y tray.
cling through this county aud r-iaIling iht>e
La,nps Persons wishing 10 engage 10 a vEF
PRofirAsLE BUSINESS, viii do we'll To address tir
sutsrub,r, he they wall bc furnished with any de
siTei is'ornaiion, aud he will guarantee thai thef
Ii N n,,.i xNtl ky,IIIhy thai. N "A
now CONSIDERED 10y ihose who have used u long.
e,i, the most valuable Lamp srsr Invented
Address, 4 W. N AGOUN,
1911 B.th Name.
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2 Farm in York For Sale. G.

FINllE Subscriber oners for sale his Farm, pleas.
l. aully situated on the west bank ol YORK riy.
&c, within q mile VI York village, aud containing
about one hundred aud twenty acres Of excellent
wo,i, ullsge aud pasture land.
This Is one OF the most fertile, productive aud
valuable Farms In York, aud will be sold nj u
isir price. JOSEPH SEAwARD,
3mlJs kiiery Puiut Ne.
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StilIman b. Allen,
ATTORNEY And COUNSELLOR At
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,

WILL attend 10 y gal business In the Courts q York
w and Rockingham Counties and will pay special
attention 10 the eOctan Of demands and other business
In Portsmouth and In ktery. York and Eiis. lie vll
also prosecute Pension, Bounty Land and other claims
against the Gsv,rnment.
Refers to Hon d. 6coden,w Hon. VIM. G. Allen and
y. D. Appleton, Esd, Alfred, Me-, AMI Vim. u. Y
nAeks, and A. n. Hatch. Esqs. rostsmouth. iyl
81 7hs highsa casa price paid for Land
Warrants.
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From lie kn.inn Herald |

SOMETHING wogIn ksuwisG ~ u.in. Plo.
lesser WUa,I's Han k,.I",.ii,-, gray hair c.n D..
lrrlanrnily rcsIur-d Ia lis UngInaI ,ulor The
'ubI ,In,d r,TiIiicsie irhIi Jo uva N si"ur. Ger.
diuci, Maine, - bot ouc vi ~, nuuy Iusisnes
iiat are daily coming Ia our knUw edge, ul It's
wonderful ELECTS IL ;, no longer Tpblrusi icgi,
bat a seI e,E.cnt lruih. ~ hundreds IA our CON.
Inuniiy eau testify.
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Job Wagons. Jobbing

nllE Subscribers have furnished themselves With
i vvicnt sggons, sII ~th horses, ami are prepared
to do any Kind Of work, such the transportation ~
soos, moving families furniture, aud similar business
al all timrs al short notice.
We keep sla-ss at u. Boyden's, Liberty ST.. and At
Cummings L Nsscn's. smiths corner, where Orisrs
msy be lsn, anil they vii be punctusly attended TO.
Personal Application may be made TO J. =. Works, At
the Depot, Or of the drives.
WORKS BANKS.
Biddeford, sept. 10, 1855. lyr3I'
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G.Ruxr,. Nam, Jrn. % Is,s

DEAR SIR: ! have used iao bOllI,s q, rml,,s.
or WUot's Hair Restorative, aud can Irnly say Il
i the greaiesi discovery oi The age Tor r.iaIng
aud changing the heir Brhre icing u. I W., a
,Iiau al seventy. Ny hair has nov attained It's
OTis Inal c"lo,. You can p,oihIpcud u tu the
wodd without the least rs,, 49, NY ,a,e Wa, Que
al the wort kind Your. respectfully.
DANIEL n. MURPHY.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENT,
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENT,
(LArE AGENT ~ Z. 3. PATENT 0rrIcE, wAsuisoros
rSpER TuE ACT ~ 1877
No. 70 State Street. opposite Kilby st., Bostet


No 70 State Street. opposite Kilby st., Boste'
FTER an extensive practice Of upw,rds OF twent'
y years. CONTINUES to secure PATENTS In the thlte'
States also In Great Brian France, and oher iorsir
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, an
all Papers Drawings for Patents, executed on 'fers
terms and with despatch. Researches made into Amer
lean or Foreign works, TO determine the validity OF un
y ~ Patents or Inventions, aud legal or other advice
Rendered in all matters touching the same Copies
the claims Of any Patent furnished by remittihg one
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency Is not only the largest In New England
but through II inventors have advantages tr securing
PATENTS or a.c-rsning the patentahility VI Inventions
unsurpassed by. II not immeasurably superior to, any
which can be oiiere them .lseShere The Testimonial
given below prove that none Is MORE sCCCEssflL
Attic PATENT UFfl, than the subscriber and As
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADNASrAGEs
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has abundan,
reason to believe and prove. that at no other oie,
Of the kind are the charges for professional services -
merate. The immense practice Of the subscriber dur
ing twenty years past has enabled him Ia accumulate
vast collection Of specifications aud Official decisions rel
alive To- patents These, b,sdes his extensive library OF
legal aud mechanical works, and full accounts OF patents
granted In the United States and Europe, render him
able beyond question, to offer superior facilities for oh
tanning patents.
All necessity % journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
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TrSTINlpNIAIS-

"During the time occupied the ONCE OF Commits
sonsr Of patents, H. II. EpDr, ESQ, Of Boston, dii
business at the Patent Office as Solicitor Tor procunn.
Patents. There lew, any persons acting In tina
caUacity, who had much business before the paten
once ANA there we're none who oniucted II viii
more skill, fidelity and success. segard Mr. Ed,
As one Uf the hest Informed and mUst skillfu Patent SO
lictors IN the Julted states, and have no hesitation ~
assuring inventors that they cannot employ pcrso
eoinletent aud Trustworthy, and more apabe o
putting their applications In form to secure for them
an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Or
Ace. EDMUND BURKE
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Professor o. }. woop.
BSooKr,,,u, NJ. J,nu,,yio is,

BROOkTiELD, Mas January II, 1875
DEAR sIR: Having made iiial II your Hair
Restorative, II gIyrs me pleasure To say Ih-i ITO
eject has iern cNrrlicnl Ia removing IElls NINA.
lion, dandiuT aud constant itching bndrucy
with which have bycn InuLlrd lrUn chIldhO0d !;
aud ha, also restored NY hair, whI,h wrs b,com.
Ing gay, Ia IT, original colOr. | have u,rd 40
other article viii any thug like the pleasure aud
prhl. YOurs uuly,
J X. BRAGG.
Pastor ofihc Orthodox Church, BfvOLG,Id.
Professor Wood
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-19
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. a gentleman Of Boston write. to hi. TREND In

A gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend In
New Bedlotd thus:
Toyour inquiries, would reply, iha, when
irt commenced using Professor Wuod's Hair
Restorative, my hair was almost white, and had
been ioS the lat ten year, aud u was very thin
Oh the top ii my head. aud very io.e, aud pulled
oui freely; but found that before had used oil
the second bottle, (Which was eight w-.ssI my
HAIR was entirely changed Ia lie original color,
light browu, aud - uow fee IRON danJiuI aud
quite MOST ] have had my hair cot live az SIX
times since ia. change, aud have ieVsr seen Any
Thing like white hair starting irUni the TJUis aud
Il l. now rs :hick ~ IL ever ws., aud DE, not
ZONE on At oil. lihss proved IN ny case all ihu,
could wish Ia ask.
July ], 1855 Yours, etc.