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AMERICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS.

R. H EDDY. Solicitor of PATENTS,
QLATE AGENT or U. s. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
Ton, UNDER Tlk AcT OF 1879
10 STATE ST.. opposite KiIby si., Boston.
4 fTER An EXTENSIVE PRACTICE or UPWARDS
N 81 twenty yoars, Continues Patents In the
rnitt1 staes als In Great Britain France AMI oter foreign
countries Caveats, SIscihcitos, Assignments and all Pa
I-rs or Drawings tr Patents executed literal terms, ami
with despatch. Rcs~arrhes made into American Foreign
works ~ determine the Nahliiy utility Il Patents nven-
uis,and legal other advice rslrre in all touch
inr the Copies q the claims Of any Patent furnished
by remit,ng One Dollar Assignments rcrlei Washing
ton.
This Agency is MT ouh the largest in Nc~ England hut
asctrainng the Iatenahy II inventions unsurpassed by,
them ci~.whrr Tc ,.mounl, -, ,i,, nr,,e that none
/. MORE SUCCESSFUL At THE PATENT OFFICE than the
sulsrihr; AMI SUCCESS Is THE BisT PROuF or AID
NANTAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
oicc Il tFo Kind ART the charges Tor professional
m-ierte The nmense practice II the subscriber during
lection u specifications AMI official decisions pateus
Ias--e, e1iis:- -exsgys l.sx -fSglf WI gsssnisl
States AMI fur'Te, render him able, hyuud question to Offer
superior facilities for obtaining patents
Al NECESSITY q journey t. Washington u procure pa
tent and The usual great delay there here inycrtr
Testimonials.
During the time oecpIo the Office Of Commissioner II
Patents, H. IL Eddy K-, II Boston. dill at the r..
tent "nc' as Solicitor for procuring patents. Their, wcre few
any persons acting In that capacity Who had - much bn
slnss lsfor the Patent ofce and tlrr none who co
uuVif'' Win lnnrc skill hltlN AMI Success
Eiy a. one II the best info me,l and nus, ,la Patent s.
hnrs IN tn United States, and have hesitation In asr
ng Inventor. that they cinuot employ person mon, can
t,n and Trustworthy, and capable II putting their al
CATIONS In ionn T. secure ior them earl, aud fayorc
o"'i'"l,'A4'i AZ uic Patent uiicr EDMl Nj III KKE
Late Commissioner q Patents"
From the present CoDmissioner.
"ArGtSr Il, lN5i during the time have hell the Office
81 Commissioner II Patents r. H. Eiy, Es, n B,stnn Ia.
ben extensively engaged in the transaction ~ business will
III ONCE - solicitor lie Is thoroughly acquainted with tho
" AMI tir' rules Of practice II the ofce. rgari him ns
one oi ne most capable and sHccessGI prcnners Win
whom | have had official lntercourse. CiIAS MASON
"a Commissioner Of Patents"
i"s'''' Jan L. 1884, ly2
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Bos1ON, q schoo st. March 20, 1858.
Dear s-Iaving become permanently quite gray, was in
duccd six weeks since, IN make trial n your Rcstnn
tive have u.ed less than two bottles, hut the gray hair.
have a disappeared and although my hair has not fully at
tanned H. original color yet the process u change Is gradual
ly going on and am great hopes that in short time my
lair will h. d,rk formerly have also been much gra
fed ut the healthy moisture and ygor II the hair, which be-
fore was harsh and dry, and It ha- ceased out
formerly. Respectfully your, ID. c. VI. ri PIP
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CHAMBER SETTs

ID icll NEW STYLES COTTAGE AND FRENCH CHAM
l. Der SETS, for sale by an nwINr,I
Brattleboro, Dec, 9th, 1856 a., 40
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ssvF5a55s7sssa VERMONT VALLEY

e-wp| is55hoAD On and after MONDIY Nor ~
--lS5O, TRAINS will run as follows - M"
Leave bellows Falls for Braeboro % A NJ and q % N
NJ Returning leave Braeboro for Bellows Fails ~ az
mn ~ T. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Belows To, II, o.
30 A. NJ. Irattleboro IL 40 y. NJ "'"S f"'s at
The two Passenger Trains over this route connoc, S
e vermont Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Raoon
sp,xngne Hartford New Haven and rdgeport direct no
New York On the North with the Rutland ,rIin, ~ 70
ivan, Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Connetic aI
nunpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct o,i
NIL "mehal Saratoga and Schenectady St Johnshnrr All
and Montreal NJ 81 Al : S, oguensburgh
VI Valley h. II. Office, Nov. /, 1856 '''"'''o ai
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
n rtIta mn AVN yOINf. ppoP


IL WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, Is, no doubt, the most
permanently gray hair 10 its original color the head Of
dr and itching all screiua and other cutaneous erp
tons etc II will cure, II by magic periodical
headache make the hair soft, GLOSSY AMI wayy, aud preserve
the color perfectly and the m from falling 10 extreme old
age. =, ,
The following Is distinguished member Of the medical
sr. pArL, January !, 1855.
Prof o. j. WOOD. Dear r-tisolicitei send you this
certificate After being nearly bald for long time, and hay
ING tried all the hair rcstnratvcs eXt, and having no th
In any was inucc hearing Of yours, To give trial
placed myself In the hands of barber and had my head
rubbed with good still brush, AMI the restorative then APP
piled and well rubbed In, till the scalp was asow THIS re-
Ield every morning. aud IN three weeks the young hair APP
pcarcd anil grew rapidly from August last till the present time,
and thick, black and stronghold and pleasant to TIE
touch whereas, before, II harsh and wry, what little
there it, anil that little disappearing rapidly
still your Restorative about twice wcek, and shall supn
have good and perfect head NJ hair Now had read ~
these things. who has not but have not hitherto
case where any pcrsOns hair really benefited by any u
the hair tonic etc. " the day and really gives me pleas
ccOr the result Of my experience. have recommend
ed your preparation IN Others and already has large and
general sale throughout the territory The people here know
It's effects aud have confidence IN It. The supply sent US
wholesale agents for the Territory, nearly exhausted aud
daily inquiries made Tor IT, You deserve credit for your
discovery, aud for onercurn you my thanks fur the benefit
II has done mo hn certainly long desparod II obtaining
any such result Yours hastily, J. W BOND
firm Of Bond Kelley, Druggist, 81. Paul.
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RuHDING LOTS. Four Of the best
- building lots in town, situate on walnut-St.
Will be sold cheap by the subscriber.
Feb. G, 1856. ~,
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HARDIE'S
FALL STYLE HATS AND CAPS

FALL STYLE HATS AND CAPS.
HARDIE'S SPLENDID FALL HAT Is
Just out and ready for examination. lie has also lrye
assortment :" SOFT HATS Of every shade and shane Aso
very large variety o CAPS for aud buys Of CnTJi
PLUSH for Fall and Winter III ~"
LADIES DRESS FURs.
The ladies are invited to call AMI examine s,lcnlhl "a
sorment OF DRESS fURs, just received and now opened,
LADIES BEAVER B0NNETS AND PLIMES
fine assortment Of the latest style. ON hand ar t ~
Bmt,leboro Oct. 18th, 1855. 40 Re
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Real Estate for Sale,

Ia In the Village Of Brattleboro, the house
..:;HH formerly occupied b, LOWELL FAIR.
$3.50 with the Stable, Barn and Outhouses
situated on Elliott corner of Flat Street.
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FOR S A L E .

~rkA The large and commodous Dwell
E1dsssA ling House and out buildings con-
nected Herewith, owned by the sub
if5Se n BrataeSOrc, on lie corner d South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years, and is in good repair. 1t is occupied by
four families, all Of whom are well convened On
the premises are three neyer-flilng wells of excel
lent water. Connected with the house are two
Barns and all other needed out-buillings.
The location of this estate is in the center Of the
manufacturing portion Of the village, which rem
ders it desirable situation for boarding house.
Also, will be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village
Terms Of payment made easy For further par
ticuars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
l.. VI. BURNiIAM.
Brattleboro, Aug. |, 1856. 6m3l
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!" BIZ! certain Samaritan as he journeyed, came
where he Wasr
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DR.. Jacoby's Establishment,

100, mi, ..,,..a.',,,,. - -, - ' ..
'"h ihh ihhhMhNl W lhE shiN, AND HE
Il RESTORATION OF THE HAIR, No. >, TRENoSr-Sr.,
BosruS DR. JACoBi invites the attention of persons sub
jec n diseases II the skin manifested Ia gradual
the hair, persons who ALREADY ha h. establishments
where remedy le found under his Mineral
tr atnen lie not this connection warn persons to
strongly against the II greasy substances those delete
riuis washes commonly coinAs, Of castor oil and alcohol
which arr at ono" - fatal D. the hair AMI kn. Ia many cases.
the loss II the hair proceeds firm these crcumstanci-Te
eN- through the lors 81 the skin certain quantity
81 animal mattrr this j. suIcr, To rrmain the I-,rs h.
come coggcd up, and consequently the health The hair il
impaired Now "a add Ia these animal Accommodations, greasy
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the property situated opposite, embracing two
Dwelling Houses and the Blacksmith Shop.
Possession of any or all of them, given on the
LIST of April next.
Apply to Lowell Farr, at his farm between East
and West Brattleboro.
Brattleboro Sept LIST, 1856. tc}6
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In the Ladies Department

Fine Sandal and Gossamer RubLers;
White Satin and Kid Slips
Kid and Cloth Congress Boots and C;ai,.r,,
with large variety of Kid Calf and Tnomo,,,
Shoes and Bootees, from low price up to the 6ns,,
and best ''
In the Misses and Children's department ran l..
found great variety of Caters, Shoes Boo,so'
Also, Gents Calf, Kip and Thick Boots viii.
great variety Of Patent Leather, Calf and Ensm
eled, Congress Boots and Shoes. BOYS. Yon,h.
and Chiliren's Boots and Shoes, large 1a,i,ty'
Boots and Shoes
manufactured to order of the best material, N,
on the most reasonable terms for cash or shor, sn.
proved credit.
REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE
Those wishing to purchase any articles in ,b,.
Boot or Shoe line will find it for their interest 4,
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere "a
the subscriber pledges his word he will do ali /.
can to satisfy both as to price and quality Of worL
T.. sIMONDs.
brattleboro, May u, 1906. 20
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the one-ani-a-half story house, adjoining on the
West. q "
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Nov. 18th, 1856,

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
N Housc Furnishing Goods, aud NIL Lind-
orDry Goods, opened this week at WHEEL-
EIt'S.
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers

The subscriber having purchased the ent;res,
BOOTS AND SHOES 0
Of J. II. SIMONDS, will continue tbe hn.,.
the old stand '''M
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
old store e has been newly fitted up, although
to keep as near first class Shoe Store ne ,Lo %
will admit. Having been engaged in ths S sn
business in the same store for nearly twentv Inoe
years he ilatters himself that lie understand ec
thing near the wants Of the community. II;syuNe '
experience in the Boot and Shoe business
him to select such variety Of goods ar " I1O ...
all classes Of customers, and none can fail :" guy guy
in his extensive stock something adapted to tI Iu
wants. WIFI
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FREMONT MILLS.
Teas, Cohees, Chocolates, Cocsas, Spiss,'
&c.
E. E. d Y E r l. CO.
(Sign Of the CbinaDan grinding cofee,)


CUPPLY the best, finest and
~ purest articles at lOued
Cash prices. Their stock con-
sists Of
Teas,Coaees, Chocolates,
Anspfce, Pepper, Nus
tard, Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Nutmegs, Cinna-
mon, Cloves, Cream Tar
tar, Taraxacum or Pre-
pared Dandelion Root,
&C., &c.
Hsyins every facility for
manufacturing and preparing
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T. II. WHEELER.

WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCE-
w rir-. Oils, Fluid. Cnmphcnc. Stone
Ware. Of all ihc best qualities always 10 be
had nj wHEELER'S.
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Notes ar Accounts with them VI /
pay the same without further notic,
lirattleb0ru, Nov. 20, 1886.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

THE IMMORTAL SEvESTEES.-Tbe records of
the Congress which expired last night bear the
names of seventeen Representatives, who are dee
tined 10 gain an Immortality after the fashion of
the lights of the Newgste Calendar. We refer
TO the immortal seventeen members of the House
who voted against the resolution declaring that
Mr.. Matteson was an unfit person 10 bold seat
in Congress. In former times, the legitimate
number Of thieves was forty; but in this
Washington band we have, including
the members who resigned under severe outside
pressure and the expelled reporters only twenty
one; but We presume that they have made up In
the amount of their depredations what they lack
in numbers AT any rate, they win go down to
posterity with far greater load Of infamy than
the burden borne by the original forty" Room
for The immortal seventeen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04
News from Havana.

ARRIvsL or rae QUAKER CITY.
The steamship oasksr v,y, Capt. Davis, from Mobile
the 2ad Havana the 2eth ut 81 soor arrived mere
yesterday forenoon.
The Quaker City renained twenty hours In Havana.
Her passsge from The time Of leaving Mobile until suncsy
night ast had been unusually nne for the Of the
year winds light and smooth About eleven O'Clock
thai Eight, Sandy hook distant about eighty miles n
commenced sing gale o, wind from the N. w. by N.
varyiBg 70 the " E., accompanied by q heavy fall Of
aDov and freezing hard which continued until Monday
evening" the greatest poroo Of this time the sind blsw
spsrsscs hurricane, with dangerous heavy bead sea,
ship laying 10, being unable 70 make any head wsy.
Al p. n on Monday, snipped . zee which carried
away the iarboard (forwNd) life boat, with the dsvu
sad all the tackle ATS P. H. the rS,e moderated bat
continued daring the night blowing fresh, with hesvy
zee running soon after daylight made the Highlands
bearing northwest
This 10 the sevcst weather the Quaker CITY has erpe
rsnosa this winter and gave further proof OF her excel
liant qualities boat for with the exception Of The
loss Of her boat, abe sustained no further damage
There 10 nothing new 70 report from Havana. The
Carnival which has bean vsry my this season ts<mnal
ed ths night Of the 74sh ui with grand ma,querade
ball n The rAcon theatre.
Ihs health OF Havana h ercelens and conupus,.ou Of
epe weather induces large portion Of Tie vsi.ers from
the United aAaes " prclons their say
SLAYER had safely landed the castvsrd OF Havana
cargo Of 400 slaves IRON The ooast OF Africa
ship unscr Dutch Holand) ooors arrived Al Havana
from Canton On the 2esh crowded with coolies.
Sugar mad tendesoy 70 decline but prices remained
nyn ~ last advices stock on hand s. 900 boxas Es.
change New York 81 70 per cont discount on loo
don " 70 per cent premium, On New Orleans psv
ne ssanssip Empire cty, Grincn from Nov York soy
New Orleans, arrived 81 Havana The 2eh 70 leave The
,sne day
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News from 70. Domingo.
BANIsHMKrT OF Kx-PRKsrpErr SANTANA FRol

DOMINICAN hEFEBLIC.
From La esceta Omssal, % Ban Domingo, Jan. 13
On tho 9Th nst NJ half past one clock r. M GenerHl
PEDRO santana arrived n this capital escorted By three
hundred hoys men under the command OF Gen. Jose NJ
Cabrs Who Immediately put HING Al the dsport,on Of
Cen Franoeco sanchez actual commander " the place
N whose rerdcroe lodgings had been prepared for him
by orders Of the govern ment
No,wShssndDE the Senate had issued decree OF &C.
cusston Stntara IN virtue o private denu ucs
lions spd ompiants Of individuals and nmies Nm En-
oeency the President determined 10 maintain the pes,e
Of The community without reeorting 10 any act which
might sbow the least irritation. Amer being treated with
all that consider which himself had never evpced
during The period ID bis Presidency. Ssntsaa lefs the
ooontry the 1itb a. ndsight board tho national
schooner Ozsma accompanied By The Minister o. wsr
the commander OF the place. the Generals del Cbaa
aria and Bstista, and several other officers
The popuishon formed psr OF WE convoy without
MAKING rny sign OF dsspprobaton otherwise respect,
iue sovsrnes Of the who respected an
thirg EARTH and proving. By their generous conduo
the pisssce with Which they had been essed and hog
worthy they are Of being governed according bersl
srf philosophical principles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

AuRunr, N. r, Maroon 3, 1851.
The municipal election In sh city oday resulted In
the ohoce OF Dr.. lansing Briggs We repuboan candi
date tor Mayor, BY $50 majority. The republicans
ward ticket.
Rouvrn, March Q, 1857.
The democratic candidate for Mayor Ia elected by
large majority. and eight out CT The ten Aldmmsa
democratic.
UTICA, Much 1857.
msioyiy, end all their city ticket except the Marshal
They also elect four out Of me supervsors x
out Of the eight Aldermen
rsoY, March Q, 1857.
The charter election 10 day hes resulted In susosa
Of me American parry. A. Atkins, American, elected
Nsyos By small majority. The Americans have also
majority I'm the Common Counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Buobsnan as the inauguration, not only Of q
new President bat of . new governmental po-
hey, foreign and domestic broad and homo
gepeous policy conservative, yet progressive
firm and prudent, yet liberal and expanGve-de-
voted to the peace and prosperity of the Union al
bone. and to the dignity, honor and glory of the
country everywhere.
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Malls fur the Pacific.

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Hsess, VIII leave this port Afternoon a two
eAsIock, for Aspinwan.
No maths for California and Other parts Of The Pacific
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noupAYD Y1eC11DMos CONTINUE.
WAMu0sou, Iasuh .. loe5.


I. DplAnA suAsonsup.
NJ 6saass resumed NE eoasidssaen d Ne rsBslatis
nsn " Osnnisass - Judiciary, providing ~ tahmo
ogmony reatfve the contested elootion q NJ. y1oh
Senator non Indiana.
NJ. 1vnUA, (rep.) Of NJ, said there was - neeea11
Y 70 take additional testimony. he regarded TIT = ~
sx1asrdnaxy proposition. The protsaanis aaGs that,
here vas no sint coaveaoa of the two branches ths
day II sestion and thai not denied By the sng sm-
Of Ill The members composing Tie L. gisasurs 4 ne
state they being and that purpose asssbed u
Sss . Ds.s
mony.
bull had assumed ON pevoas occasion, sad rspsase
that assumption TO day. that Ill the tacs we're before the
snsis depiee the correctness Of that ssaassnt
when al the facts shall laid before the Senaae they
would raise the blush u shame some Of the Other ds
II they not nsensibe 10 that emotion Tne journal
LeassiuYe but merely he journal Of mob not reoog-
liked by he constitution Of Indiana The Senator from
lnos had preseneo two papers one q which purport.
ed to be (f the louTpA ana tho other Inc ofgaab
Journal bad given what he called abstract q
scts but M Fitch remarked that these papers osnetea
with both. and neither Of three told the truth.
Mr.. ToohBs (dem Of Go replied that II The alega-
cations Of the tuiilg mbers true, tho SonAtor
from llama war ceaIv entitled 70 hs seaa; but those
allegations were denEd and thAt ives the reason the Ju-
dietary Committee ssd asieo the Senate 70 rive them
pawcf 10 ,.ke additional iesumooy Tnsy did NOS wish
10 decide INC Gaze on e poTts tefmony they wanted 70
NJ. WnIIR (cem of Cal, with view 70 terminate
the ceSae, moved 20 ,ahe she resolution.
Ny BNIGBT (dem) OF Ind, hoped that the question
would aeoiooc tnWtn.
Nj WnIER revisd MAT unless II was done It would
b. impossible 10 get through the public business.
The resolution sas tabled by i've majority.
AMY APPROPRIATION BIlL-Usrcs 10 Gnx. SCOTT.
The Army Appropriation bill came up
Mr.. TOoxns sub mined amend ment, 10 give Lieut.
Genera Scott his 0f pay and the claims whicA
secretary DAvh refused to allow.
Messvs Case and CLAY opposed. and xessrs. BUnxn
axd 1oonBs acvocsted She amendment
Adopssa by Eve majority.
The Senate made other amendments q the BILL and than
pxssedn.
rhs Senate passed the House Post Route bill.
the report Of the Committee Of Conference was then
submitted and passed. See another column
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-04

Poor PmRoE.-Alallelnjah we have reached
the last day of poor Pierce's administration. At
twelve o'clock this day, the worst Of the United
States Presidents will retire into private life-we
fervently hope, to enjoy the plantation which the
Virginians propose-and no doubt will remember
to give hiy.
e., !: =; b. !!! =, e; 9:
ted Mexico on the back, ana locked up and laid
clear out of sight and out of mind that dirty
slavery quarrel; and what have they brought
forth! As to foreign affairs the only war he has
carried on has been against the large, powerful,
and formidable community of Greytown: the
only quarrel of any consequence, is a small,
mean, dirty quarrel into which he got us with
England about a few ragamuffins whom John
Bull wanted to hire for soldiers, whom Franklin
Pierce wouldn't part with on any account, and
at whose palpably Illegal departure for Niclra.
qua he has since found it CONVENIENT 10 wink. As
10 domestic AFFAIR." starting in public life with
healthy, vigorous Union sentiment TO buoy him
up-he has contrived, in his four years adminis-
tration, to embter the quarrel between North
and South TO an unexampled extent, and mar.
rowly TO escape breaking up the confederacy.
He has satisfied no one, and disguised all. The
fourth of March ought 10 be welcome day to
Franklin Pierce
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