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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08

SALE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILRoAD.-The Marshall (Texas)
Flag contains the particulars of the
sale of this road, consisting of the
twenty miles now in running order,
iron, cars, tracks, appurtenances, and
all the property thereto belonging, to-
gether with the rights and franchises
of the old company. The Sale took
place on the I'd inst, under a deed of
trust executed some time last summer
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08
ANOTHER FREE LABOR VICTORY

ANOTHER FREE LABOR VIcToRY.-
A letter to the Missouri Democrat,
dated Memphis, Scotland CO., Mo-,
June IA, says: "David Cline, free la
Dor candidate for Mayor, was this day
elected over Philip Payne, pro-slavery,
by a1arge majority, and we intend to
give a large majority IN Scotland CO.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08

SMALL Pox IN EATON Co.-There
have been several cases of small pox
m Charlotte, Eaten county. 1t is now
s,absi5iurr.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08

have pine enes<-Ezs5n tllc1if ~ 20
farmers consumption, and are other
wise timbered with sugar-maple, beech,
hemlock, cedar, balsam, white birch,
&C.; are mostly gently rolling with a
soil varying from clay and sandy loan
to black muck and sand and gravel.
The great cause of so much of the
lands in these counties being represen-
ted as swamp is this: At tho time
when these lands were surveyed the
Surveyor Generals Office was at Gin
cinnatti, Ohio, and in that State where
ever white cedar grows the land is GER
tainly swamp, and the Deputy Survey
ors in bringing in their notes, having
white cedar in their. descriptions OF
timber, were questioned in regard, to
their notes, showing dry lands where
white cedar grew, they adopted the rule
to call the lands swamp. Lands IN the
north part of the southern Peninsula
are valuable either as farming or pine
lands, and are mostly well watered and
some of them contain valuable mill, and
town sites. ssls. ~ .s-. aeaee -
consider the swamp lands in this
part of the State as valuable in pro
portion to the number of acres as ths
u. S. lands, of which there are many
thousand acres already purchased o
the government and held at from three
to twelve dallars per acre.
Yours, respectfully,
D. j. OLIVER,
County Snryeyor for Alpena Co., Mich
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08

only natural in the Virgin
ians to bring back the bones of their
illustrious dead; but it would be better
if they would revive little Of their
spirit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE RrLlGiors SsNrnTNr. Whoever iru-
" wOrshiPs, pouring out the prayer, not Of
interest and fear, nor chiefly Of personal
gratitude, but Of aspiration, reverence and
trust, feels irresistibly assured that he Is
yielding TO no weakness, but Is falling into
the attitude eonesnial to higher natures.
Can il he denied that the deep sense Of God
is a haunting accompaniment, Of the deepes,
and rrandest man > that, however il may
be-exisi with weakness, and absent itself
with the forfeiture to certain stormy force,
il i ever inscparablc from the large and
balanced soul, the spring At once Of tender
ness and strength. Whatever u wise, or
strong, or loving enough IN this world to
outlasi the changes Of human admiration.
will 30 found to have the iincture Of intense
faith. tt. nature which ba. effected the
iatcs Of mankind has done - BY giving them
u Christ. And ~ each nation the hishes,
men. whether in thought or action, Socra-
tcs, Scipia, Dante, Luther, Paschal, Crum-
well, Newton. have no, attained their great
dimension. without bearing divine secret
in Ihsir souls, they have beSu men Of ,ru',
and prayer; and. familiar with an infinite
Pres,uce, having attained the stature which
throws - grand shadow over history.
Take away Irom thee minds their religion
rgduce tho philosophers among them 10 their
jalcc,.C. aui mathematics, the generals to
their strategy, the poe, to hi, on in epic
.ho.irg suPPo~e them 70 shiuk, to act, to
sing, tor SECULAR rro6, and entertainment,
aud not for truth and Justice dear ctcrnally
TO Col, and DO you not cut out the very
pitch OF their genius and character Re
aSlr,l all visible sr,a,nes, Of mind grow,
IN looking at an invisible, tia. i' greater.
lMartincAu Sermons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-23

BnrruUL Mu,ruos. Henry Ward
Bcychrr, in one OF the Star" papers in the
New York Iatspeulens, says
" We have known men, upon whose
ground. wayci magnificent trees Of srutu-
Tic.' growth. lifted up into the air with
vast br,aith, aud ION OF ,wilisb, and mid
day who cut down aII these mighty mon
arcb., aud cleared tac ground bare; and
then whom the Gerce summer sun Cared full
into thsir face with IL Gre, they bs,houeht
themselves Of shade, and forthwith set on, a
golden generate n u chin, shadowlcss sticks,
pinins and waiting until they should stretch
Vgt Ihcir bougLs with Protection and dark
IN the ground with grateful shadows such
fo,'y d. their. WHO rslus, the tree or life,
the shadow Of the Almighty, and sI,. TO-
stead. under the iry, Of their own planting.
WhO.s t,rs will never Re broad enough %
shield them, and whose boughs will never
NJiss u them tie music Of The air"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-23
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS,
Phoenix Bitters.

rINIIE reputation of these very celebrated vege''
adj. Tsmedie. i. nov unequalled by any others
10 hi. coon'n OF 10 Europe. They are fully e'-
,.blishei a. the most uaisersal family medicine
now Ia use, and they viii maintain their pre.emi.
men, ,,e,~u by the in,ria.,c and comprehensive
,;r,.e. which acquired Il. The usual mo'les Of
puaery would h. unworthy Of them aad ''unneoe'-
say. ,
thousand. and ten. Of thousands Of person. now
living in perfectly restored health, ean testify as
thousand. have testified. TO their prompt and dec''
,-d efficacy not ony IL all Ordinary derange'He""
Of health. from impaired digestive mneiioo'' cos
ii,eps... b,liou. and liver complaints. rheumatic
aad indammsiory ooL,. oo.ghs, nerou. weakness
los. ~ appetite, failure of fs.h. headache and M
pure state u the blood and other huds, bat also ~
Th.amstisn, fever aud agoe. other inter'sittsni
6ryers, asihms, bronchitis, choe, pleu'isy, pap'-
taton of the heart rush Of blood to the head. set
tied pain. IN the ioints, limbs aud orgsa., sn'c-
ton. IL the blad er aud Kidney, sund'cs, dTop'y,
pie. however inV,israis,) hsbiiual oo,tivets.s,
.s,ous and bi,oa. loosne,.. obstinate headarhe
aud gidiasss, and an immense number OF other
malidies.
They ,eauire NJ dietiag nor confinement. are
perfectly miLl and pleasant 10 their OPERATION ba,
v IN poN rriully restore hesth-ihat greatest 81 all
earthly blessins.-to the most exhausted aud d.
Apidais,l constitutions. 40,
Prepared end sold By Dr.. WILLIAM u. MOF'
FAT. ass Broadway, n. Y. w
WI. A. RUST, N. D., Soa'h Paris, Agent
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State Of Maine.

ONruHp. ,-C-ur II '-.siv Cg-s-,sf'5z'''.
Nv Tr-, 4. n. ISIS:
nEpEREn. that The sums toiioSing u Assess
"a upoa The scv,rsl uniacrpofaIed places IA
,hs Csunt, IT ONtri, hefrinsit,r osu'e,l, ior the
ru,fo.s 1T krcp,ug the Coast, had. "a aid un'a-
curror,is place. ~ repair, and It u done Accord
iug,. ne 6llo~..
o. Nndp,ct North Surplus-esi'maied 10 Goa
tam 1000 acrss exclusive - water sni land W.
served ~ the STATE &c public uses, the sun ~
Nin-t, So DaIl,,s. ~hich - Que csut Pee acre,
o. D. sNp~uJrd b. repairing the Cuunty road N
..rH -, plus. ies.iing lrom Andovet % township
Isrrr n All BsuI,miu I. Ns~t1a - appoint.
si Asvnt o. sNp-nl sltd sun.
o. AuJ1,gf Wet Supl1.-esti'uaicdt o. coniain
6tDl -erg., The SON IT Foriy npllar', b-inz siN
.uI u.,--6uh m,il. pcr acre, O. L. cNp"ndei upoa
., ,ru,h fthr Cuun'y ruad, aioys named, - Ice.
ip ss,l Wet Suu,lu.. ADD ilorace Dann 10 APP
pointed Asrnt 90 yNVsnJ ss,d sun.
a. Letter &, Surpii.-~,tiai'isd 70 cnn,sia
$500 arf-. exclusive u Sstrf. the sam o( Forty
Dsg4fs. i,ing Cor and three isnlh MIL. per acre,
@, D. sNpsnIsj ,u vpsifing - mech Of ss,d Co"a-
q, mad ~ ls. IN aid E. SufplU'. And Benjamin
4. NrNtOn q, appointed Ngrnt 10 eNpeni .a'd sun.
Attest. ALvAH BLACK, Clerk.
4 true copy.
~ Attest ALvAI BLACK. ci,'k.
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10 tAs Hs.ssskls "a, ysiees q tAs Sspy,-s Jsd'e,ai
Cs.,t, .sTf - D. AsIdss at Pay,s, ssilia s.d ~,
tls Co-siy II Orf5ri, 90 tie ssCOsd Tss'dsy y
MsrcA, 4. ID. ISIS;
CroR 2. THOMPSON, Of Cantoa, "a the
n Coaaiy OF Oxford, hu.bssd Of Asss "
rHONrsos, whose maiden name "a, So ~,
Gordon, of PARTS unknowa, resPeetis' su" ~
gives TN. hoaou,he coart 10 b. in'''mea ,ss' ~
was hwiall, married 10 the ss'd Ag".. ~ nom
s,a al Augusta, ~ the s6,h day oi In', y" "
1851, aad Ia. had b, hsfone child nov h''es' s"r
H.. ,.,r. oil. ,hst ,oss hlsll,nt since thew ~
,s,,,,y,,,,, h.. ,i,,sy. behaved hasslf a. du,'-
G,I ,,J ,H.r,ianais hashasd towards the said AZ
A.. A. Thompson, bot the sad Agnes H., wholly
r,,,,.iis.. Of hsr marriage coyenan, and duty, on
A.. ION day of Juae A. ID. ls5o, at Gatdinct, te-
e..ei 10 reside with ,our hbsllant, dechrvd her
i.tsniina o. reside and cohshn With anOihe' man
a. be- hus,snt aE,in.t the stroug pfotesiaiion and
reraan.trance of ,vur bbclani, AMI thea and there
~,,h,u, ~, cause whatever deserted your hlsrl.
i,nt .a has since entirs, rc(ised O. live With h'm
aui has gnn- o. parts unkaowH. Your hhel"ni
hi,thsr dscl.fcs that be derms u reasonable snd
r,ut-f, cuniusiyr a. domestic hsru,ooy and eoa'
.,.ieat with the pace and morality Of suc,s,y that
a d,vorr~ h. dscrssl i-tween HIN and h's sa,d
vile, and that the custody II his child ai'rrsa'S
rn,, b. derived % hna. And ne IN dsiy bound
wil ever puhs.
Dated a, Clnton, March 81, ISIS .
ACTOR z. THOMPSON.
Wifnsss. l. a.. llANIOw
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PURE POTASH. IN TIN CANS.
u. T. Babbitt, o. Il 10 Washington 81.


NY, aud - India ST. Boston.
rINHE proprietor Of this Potash has ior many
,,ars seen the necessity of having some re-
l,able standard fof the strength of potash. The
aiulteration has becomr general, that Il has,
now thstsndiag it, valuable properties. gone near.
I, oct ofusc. The proprietor has taken the &C.
.naa,,biGi, of subscribing BIZ. name To- ever, pack
age, ADD warrant. the strength 10 h. uniform. and
~hen u.rd Away. producing the same results.
Potash many tunes - sdultefaied Win SALT
which IL desinotion in making " =; u makes
the ladies cay they did MT have good iock, sc.
One Other reason that Potash has gone out Of use
:. il !. 80 unpleasant TO handle, being put ~ ~
wooden ,asks, becoming liquid "a many cases, ADD
very troublesome 20 the retailers.
Now the proprietor fret obtains pure Poisshes,
,l~ays being the same strength and producing the
same results; and will warrant II IN all cases, "
the direction. are followed to produce double the
effect in making Soaps, aud all other purposes ior
which IL /. used. Full directions ior making the
lee, of SOFT. Hard, OF Fancy Soaps. IL 10 made
with very little trouble. The ley .. prepared In
Eve at ten minutes.
lib. Potash warranted to cut 5 lbs. grease into
good Soap.
u Ibs. viii make barrel Of beautiful soap.
Direction. ior making Son Soap Jireei,onsior
making Hard Soap; directions for lnndr'es and
hotels; directions for cleaning cotton waste that
Ia. I--eu Used ~ cleaning machinery OF all Minds;
,liT,etioe. for using this Potash Ia the place Of
sal Soda; directions Tor sticking lndia rubber
soles on shoes.
AIlthe ,boye direction, accompany each can. %
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". eLallsag, iL So,id 10 PrOi.s' iL'" r-ai :
uoBENsACK's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills,
In Pennsylvania, Kentucky aud $. Carolina.

n. A. Howard, OF Ioai.Vilc, Ky.,wa' r'o'"""r.
ell incurable Of Live Complaint. used b. .'
~ pill, and 10 ye.k. VAS restored 10 hta''.
q. l.. Elfonl. Grecuville, ;. G., say'' send i
do,ea Liver Pills and I dor. Wom syrup Ihey
arr highly spoken OF and the demand - 'ne,,asls'
hpx Of IIoi-n.ack's Liver Pills cured Rsnja-
min saith of Philadelphia, of ID, sP"p''a and Law
~ Complaint.
J. shieienhier q Lancaster, Penn.' on taA'as
bottle. passed . Tape Worn 3s6 'nches long
A eh,Id of c. Hill Of Fanklod' Ny, on ''N'hg
I bottle Of W ,rm syrup, passed 70 ~ofm''
CIV. A,~eli. Por,lsnt, t,ene'-i Ag.nt, SOLO Wy
n. y. Bate. 4 Co., Pari' li'Ii W. A. h"''' d.
Paris, l.. Atwood 4 CO., Buckheli'
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b. IT. DABBITT's BEST
S a L e r a T u S !

L prepared spIir,ly different from other 'alcra.
/ to-. Al the dclrtrfioas matter ~Nitaeied ~
.ush manner az % produce bread. biscnii, aud
40 kiais ct cake, without containing rati'ele oi
Salsratu. ~hru the Bread pr cake h. baked, there
H., pralu,,us Wholesome frsults. INrfN particle
II ~aicfaius :. turp,d ." gas ADD passes through
The bead ~ biscuit white hsking, consequently
tsth,ng remain. hat common salt, water sod hoaf'
Ygu si tsaii, perceive by the taste IT his sale
falus N Il - snury dihcrrnt from othe 'aIsfs
to-. When yuu putcha'c one paper you 'honld
take the oil paper Sith you, aud IL 'rfy car'iul
aad get the neat cNsctly llkc the 6rst. (namr aud
picture. t~ i,isd loai ht,ad, With glass sheTNcs-
eng ~atst 90 the top, az you sss IN the h'll.)
Iull d,r,ction. Tor msk,ag Bread s,,h sour
Mia ant Cream Tartar, aud III kinds oi Pastry (;
ALL lor making soda Water; also directions To-
iuaking Stidliu posdsfs; sill accompany each
package. u. j. BNBBIII,
o. and 20 Washington Street, NeS York,
- aai 3s lndia Street, Bo,ion
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sninrdn,. the llt dar Of Iulr ne,t.
Nn,icr of Tnrrclo.nrr.

llrUFREAS. Us-J,mia Win-t, thea q Wa
w tsrb.fI r he County ~ ONirri. cpuVcyrd
o. che .ul-rubsr o., be- decd 81 u.oursg- dated
Jub IA. H. 1855. ,ttisin real estate siiuslsd 90
Irr,uau.sl. au rrrHr'ri u1 the ONi1rd Juuuly
trr4r.I.. i.-,k IOl. page $50, 70 ~h,eh isfr,spc~
rul, Is b,I &c r. u,rr foil d-scTipt'ua. the cOa-
t.fi.1s uf .trI mortgage having l-~u h'uken, !
hsfsb, claim a Ere, i1.urr II the same az b, Az
in sash cases provided.
SAMUEL u. LOCKE.
NJ -. ls5S. ~
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Guardians Sale.

DTRSUANT t1a hosus. iflm the Honorable
Thomas II. Biosn. JaIg- Of Probate g. the
Count, ol oxford. shall parr 1r sale At NY
dasIbug.hpu., 90 Pans, ou MDaliy, the 18th DAY
81 JuI,. iSJ> a. o'ri.rk T.. VI, ~ the real -
tate bspugiug O., Alvin, q. Anirrws, r',Ior ch'ld
auI htir q David NniryNs. lite uf Pare, deCess-
ell. LINi ANDREWS Gusriisn.
Paris, Ju1s n. l~iS 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-23

ONvoEp, - March so,h. II. iSSs.
I pDn iho lotcgo,ag l,l-l, Ordered, that the 70.
brl.st give noiicr o. the rrsp"ndsut therc'n named
IN spprar before the Jus,,ces oi cof suprrme Ju-
i,ciai cuurt io h. holdcu 1t raris within sai 6r
the coust, II ONfurd. 90 the second Tps.day OF
August usNt. D., Publishing the sane and this o.
A., ,b.rr..a thrrr se,k. ssccc-.iycly ~ The o..
t,. p,t.rf,t p,,rtri at Paris, aiorrsaid. the last
r,.IIrat,an a. L, thifi, days 1t least before the
.iulu. of sail court. that she NAV then and there
,r,-,r n auf .aid cluft and she's cause Il aHy che
have M, the pra,yr 1T snii ll-lhat 'hoald not
D. glatsi. DANIEL. GooDENoN'
n Ju.. Sup. Jui. Couu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-23

q. q. Frosl-OwOer Of IIaeks, and Lieery SlabIe
Keeper. Portland.
sani'l A. Nile.-Owner of Hacks and Livery Sta
bic Keeper. lewiston Pals.
c. L.. Frrnch-Ownsr Of Liae Stages, lewiston
to Nonh Turner.
e. W. At~sll. Dsetiug Block, Market Square,
Portland. General Agent for Maus.
Sold by Andrew, n Bates, Par, llill; y. NJ
wood L Co., Bsckhsld. ". 4. Rnst, 30. PARE;
and dealers In medicine everywhere.
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ON MANHOOD,
And It's Premature Decline.

Anu llS IlCmiluIc NV INV
Just Published. Gratis, the 10Th Thou'shd
4 FEW word. On the rational treatment with.
~ out Meiiciss, of ~psrmaiorfhss oT Local
Wssknsss, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital aui
Nsr,oo. DEBILITY. Impo,spcy, and imPediment' TO
Marriage generally.
ny u. DE LANEY, ". II.
The impofiant fact that the many Alarming
complaints, originating IN the lmptudepce ami
.oli,ads u yoaih. may te easily removed without
Insdicne IL in this small Iraet clearly d"mon.ira.
ted; and the sniir,l, nc~ aad highly successful
treatment. a. adopted by the Auiho'. fully .N.
planned, by mean. ~ which s'eIy o"e - 'n'i.,J
T., coz. himself prTirctl, and At the least possible
cost, thsr,b, avoiding all the advertised no.Iruins
u the day.
Sent 10 any address. gate, and post free, N
..alsd envelope. BY renting frost paidl two
po.tag. stamps To Ia. u. DE LANEY, No. ~
East 3ist street, New Nork City. smii
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Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The SPicudid aud Fast steamer.
G H L S 4 p q a IL a,

CAPT. SIDNEY CRONEll,
WILL run regularly betw.-a INV roRh
w and PORTLAND, AZ oloss:
Leave Browa'. Wharf, Pouland, every SAT-
ufii, ,itsfnoou NJ o'clock; sadTstufaiug leave
Nes I"'s, Pies ~ y. H., every rue.ds! ahsr-
noon. 80 the same hour.
The. y~..,lhs. Just been httsd up With hne ae-
Communications tor fsss~ager-, mssing this the
met speedy. cafe ani comfortable route Tor tray.
sll,r. letW~sn New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including fare and State
Rooms.
y Coed. forwarded by thi. line TO and from
Montreal, Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, East.
port and ~. John. Also. connects Nth Steam
90. Er BALTIMORE. Goods taken through With
dispatch, "a the cheapest rates.
Pot ff,ight or passage, apply To
N. n. CROMWELL, EMERY FOX,
PierI2N. Rirer,N.N. Bro~n'.Whf, Portland,
Portland. Nov. -, 1857. II
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ShcriG'> Sale.

ONToEp, ss-June l9th, l>S-.
rI'NKEN oa sN.cutron. anil unle.s pr,yiou'ly re-
ds.mei MI b, soiI 10 the hishc't bidder, at
pebble luctiou, on
Saturday, the Jisi day OF July next.
o, one % leA 2. VI. At IN. fsrar lluuss, IN
Rptk Geld. iu ssii Couni,, ~ Ibe ughi IN equ'tv
Wltsh Amlruss Book hsd 20 ted'sm cettsia
ptrfs ~ rnpugsgri rial estate, situated N buck-
me-. t-iag che SANE that D.. described iu q mort.
sac seed tb-tsui irum the aii Beck 10 RubcrI
Ibaarp.sn. dated rsb,u,p lith, 1851. and ~
corded Nth ONi1rI Rscprds. lDoA 100. Tagr AZ,
r,-rrnc, Thereto he,ug had Zoe q morr particular
description thereof
"a J. r CLARK. Dsp'y Sh'd.
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Ercctiom Notice.

rINlliS csrti6r, th,t I have this ihy gi'ea ~
..1, Tr15h Witas,, "a mtlpr, hi' tnr O.
az pI Tad. iar htu..il ,1i ifpm the date shaii
claim upu. go ht. sage. uor TaN au, II he. dsLts.
I'LL WHITNEY.
NHrrss w. \. rawcIrr.
~t.s, Ju1s 10. l~5> 20
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Paper Hanging and Granting.

T u. WEEKS. AT the South Paris Painl
L.. Store, will sSecule orders for Paper Hang.
log, Grsin;ag, or Marbling, with Dispatch. aad
on reasonable terms. IL
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NOw'S YOUR TIME!

4 CHANCE FOR the PEOPLE.
TINE" RURAL EMPIRE CLuB" h. sup
ply II the CHISssI SUG.E cAst ssrp,
L1th i-ps'frt aai psftdIy aais'oi D'ss'i'S. ipr
distribution ampng it, m"miers, 4" ani the rcs, u
m,ukinJ," on the following isus;-Dy Express,
.rcurrl, .aek-d and delivered 10 ENrr,s. Co.. I
NJ. Coz sI-lO H.. lor $40 IL. 81 80. By
mail. postpaid. samples c.n,.; Ia ~. packa.
r.. 25 cents. J.. ~. DO. 80 cts; pOund DO. oBe
Dollar a. auy 4. u. iu the a. :. under 5000 mile,,
add the same vii L. sent anywhere, on receipt %
the requisite postage. The supply - the hand.
II the Rural Empir. Clab, aud at their conesnd.
l. ampIs. The remittance Tor package. by mail
- is.igncd ior the prrpnNmenI OF po'tlgs-ihe
seed a graiuity.
Postage stamps taken Coz the fractions OF a dol.
lar, oT stamps returned "a change. Address
8 Nv. BRIGGS, West M.cedon, NY.
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TIshmoHidb.

Tssiim0nIdis.
"Durinr The time held the Office II Commits
.,oa.r of Patents, ". ~. Eddy, Esq.. II Bosi"n.
did bl.inr,, at the rsisnt Ohicr, "a solic'iot lnT
procuring patents. There ~err lev. II anS, per-
900. act,ng ~ that capacity whj had 90 much bo-
.,n,.s l-frr the ralen, Office, and there we're
moo. Who conducted Il With more Kill, fidelity anil
success. rrgarl Nc. Edly .. one II the beet 10
c,,msd anil ,no.t skilful rsieut Solicitor. IN the
un,i~d states. add have M hesitation 10 assuring
Invention. that ihsy cannot employ person more
competent anI .r.t~orlh,, aud mote capable ol
pu,ins their application. ~ a iofm 10 secure Tor
them an r.fl, anI favorable cun.,Iefstion al the
Patent OHce. EDMUND BJRkE.
Late CommissioncT ~ PateHt'.'
F,,-l "A, pf,,ori Cs@.isigaU.
"AusUsri5 1855. Duf,ng the time ] have
held the othoc Il Commissioner ol Patents, X. w..
Edd,, Esa., of BO.ton, ha. b~en extensively ca
raged w. the Transaction Of ba.,n~ss With the Ohco
a. solicitor. lie !. thoroughly acquainted N,th
the law and the rui~. % pncties Of the Oihcc.
recommend him a. o., y ne 'aoi capable aHd SO.
c,,sf.l practitioners With whom have bad Official
iHetcOuTsc. 'iNhLLS hhSoN'
Commissioned of Patents"
Bo,roS, Jan. I, 1858. lyi9
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AMERICAN L FOREIGN PATENTS,
Il. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Lat, Agent 9th q. =. Patent 0fsos, Wash
ingioa, under The at Of 1851.
q state ST., opposite kiiby 81, Boston.
A rTER an extensive practice Of up~ari' OF
~ t~ent, wars, ooalInoes TO secure falea' w
the united States; and also 10 Great Hn'A'n'
Frame, aud other ior,ign ooaa,f'e.' '"'ea"'
Specifications, Assignments, aud All fspef' OF
Dn.ior. Cof Patent. executed on literal terms,
and With de'ps,ch, Re'earche' made '"'' n, We
,,s,n OF rorrign works, 90 determine the VALIDITY
o, ui,lit, ~ Patents or ln,eation'-and legal 90
oth., ,d,io. rrndrted IN all matters tooch'ng the
,.,n. Comic. u the clsim. of any Patents iur
ui.hed ly r.mi,iing one Dollar. Assignments re-
corded At Wa.hipgton.
Tb;. Asenc, /. not only the largest 10 New Fog
land. bu, through Il iu'rnior- have ad'Hn'ags' VOC
scouting pa,en,,. ~ a'cettaining the raien''bi'y
AZ ,,,,.,,on., un.ufpa..-d b,, Il not immea.ura'
hy superior tn, any which eau H. offered 'hrm
,l.,~h.t,. The testimonials heow gwen prove
th,, roa. /. MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFICE than the sui'.ct'l-', aud s'
NUCCHSS rs THE BEST PROOF or 40.
vANTlGES AND ABILITY, he woui add
,h,t he Ia, abundant reason To l-l,eSr, aod oan
move thai at ~ othsf office Of the k'nd are the
eh,rs., of professional service. 81 mo'efaie. The
immense Practice Of Ih. subscriber du'ins i"eniy
,.,r. p..: has cuablcd him 20 accumulate vast
COLLECTION II sp~c 6cat,ons aud oii'c,al d"c'''""'
relative to patsnis. Thr.e, lTsidrs his rNieast''
Il,say Of lsgii ani mechanical SofAs and toll &C,
c.uni, " Patent, grated IN the Un't~t states ana
rotote, render him able, bcyond question, 10 oheI
superior facilities ior obta.vng pairnis'
Al necessity 81 a journey To Washington To pro-
cute pstrnt, add the usual great dsla! THERE -f'
saved inyentots.
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