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10 ConaumptiVea

The advertiser having been restored 10 health iu few
weeks, BY very simple remedy, amer having suffered
eral With severe Lung Adecticn aud that dread
disease tonsumptiontis anxious 70 make known 20 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure oal who desire il
wsend copy ofthe prescription used fee ofchorge)
with dlcctons Tor preparing and using the same which
they will lind Cure lof Consumption, Asthma BFoa
chls Sc tn, ouy object Of the advertiser in sending
thu presc Hpoh s 20 benefit the olicted and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy, it will them
nothing, ana may prove bleasng, Parties wishing the
REV. .EDwARDA A. WILSON.
SciSiT Wnlham'busg, Lors Isisad,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PnILApELPHIA.

benevolent Institution established by special endowmeu
Tor the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases.
TN times Of Epdemlcs It Is the object Of this Institution
establish Hospitals, to provide Nurses, Physicansf
Clohng Food, Medicines &c for the sick and deitituss
take change Of the orphans OF deceased purents and 20
minister IN every possible way the relief Of he afflicted
and health OF The public at large. IL Is the duty Of the
Decors such times to visit personally The infected dis
rcts and 70 provide a"d execute ofreef Numer
physcans, not acting members Of tho Association, usu
ally enrol their Us books, subject TO be called upon
10 attend its hosp tails free Of charge
In the absence Of Epdemic the Directors have author
zcdhe Consulting Surgeon 10 give advice and medical aid
to persons suffering under Of virulent
character arising om abuse Of the physical powers mall
treatment, the effects OF drugs, Sc, &c.
Vaous reports and tracts The nature and treatment OF
Chronic Diseases by the Consulting surgeon, have been
published for graiuitous dstfbuon and wilbe sent rEE
or CuARgE 10 the afflicted.
Address for Reports or treatment, DR GEoRoE r. Cat.
HoUN Consulting Surgeon Howard Association,, No 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa ny order Of the d.
recofs EzHA D. HEAHrwELLi President.
Csc. FAIRcuLD, Secretary. sepl5-ir
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TINE EXTENDED COURsp

practical set,tcam tne various nu,lne,
fns, and Is designed TOE such siude' u may wsh 10
spend longer than the time rHpnired by The Resuhr
tonue (ond that gr1tuilouiy> preparatory 20 entering
some Special House.
nytaknei addition tho EXTENDED Course, the student
willhe faithfully and rrontahly rmpOyed 81 monihs.
fENMAN3ulP, "Purucal and ornamental" b" in allits
varieties, wiha taught In the most thorough ami oOcient
mAuner hy oac pf The best tcachcrs iu the West heses
a cufual meihod oi teaching Business Nruue the Chr.
y'hmogrnphc System will also be taught Thissystem so
popnHant recommended by our best educational men, Is
noWAnshi nihr Puhc Schools OF Cleveland, Columbus &
Toledo Many Other schools omen Tor good hrrs Of
ChiWthmoguply, AS sponas thoy can be luahdrd.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and rbeoreticn
hooS.keepng Mcvanuie Laws, Commercial Eihcs. Pa
liuual Economy, AT OF Computation, Commercial Gallon
lauons, Neranulo Customs, Ranking, Exchanrc tom
mcre RailDaiug tomncr1ial tisoty, Businsss Coues.
puuutnce, Penmanship,otc.
The New Suit OF Rooms, Of this College, ocoupesths
hncslnrNion n tho city situated Ashcy tho corner
otthe Puhuosguarc ani superior street, ,a0ordnr hir
view Of most par Of che city ana the Lake The rooms
neatly AMI tastehy Mrnished surpHsnnE in beauty
andeo7veaiencep olany anyslmlaTnstitutonin
the Urion.
The LAniEs'CouRsE q stas same asthat of the Gen
uomcn aAorlnE equslhoiues 20 alnadios who may wish
toufail themselves of the GommefvialCcuue
The pflncpahaving an extensive business
fenabcdio secure good many oths gtad,
uNgs
Mmoa,o@, TIy,
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NEW METHOD on TEACHING

strikes nthe vcp sermnHtiuep,ius Of the Science 70.
Nclngthu great natural tWo-lod dvison Of the Lclger
whereby is scentha proper lime of d'm7rk1tion between
RrNhul Rcpro,ent,tye Properly and tho govrrniug law
OF Nnacr gurls its affecting tho two GLASSES Of ar.
rlnsacons, thus srpplug this most usefu and beautiful
scicnccoi mu'h Of luimohouofed mystrros made such
hy 1rhiiuy unliurllbc rules, meaning less forms and
lsu npionsi and hence enables the student 90 acquire
couccinotons oflocounb semholcdn actual prucilee
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Z TIIE REGULAR OOURs b

sn1ucl TO r,FreseRt ever, species Of bu,pcs fromtl
mNlest Retail To the heayiest aad Intricate q,
Wholesale aud Cunnis sslan wollas hankRg, RaifoaA
ins,etc demaaial atpT1entby vast and constant,
increasing Commerce.
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OsCoOnT Indian CholaFogae, Cuysotts yellow nock
and sagsanafilla, Wistar's Rnls1m Of Wild Cherry
Davis Pain Killer Greens ONygenated 0itters.
apis PELAE, uiposRs M Csur nsuu,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-26

IfNAC ftuuhs Potent ror able Grinding Mills, for,
! touhug Whelt Guulingtun Nenl, tmall grain, feed
No., us well W whole err Of crrn tcuh and olD % Is
cned,iuto gno fine cob and feed, in op r,on.
Those yrlUhncl hlllls mHnuhUturo out Of The best
quality of French huU n1cks, aih much rnfc. build six
different sizes, prices nueng from cirhy.Gyc hun.
drrd md my dollars. These Mills continuc To stem the
current n a opposition and nfo superior for all purposes
especially iurN heat nuurua.
AsoSirmbs Patent poHablu Saw called king Of
the Woods"
Thssan ingenious md useful Saw. Viii to make lumbcr
10 The woods Tins Mn can be run by animal steam or
water power.
Those wishing 10 know fully about the principle upon
which they built and The prices 0ftnch Size o. we'll
r terms sale 60 viii please address asking Book
of Darrpion which viii mail and post psw Thoe who
DO will write, in plain, readable language; the name
Post Oncc, County aud state
ISAAC sTRAuB, patentec ana rrapr.
No, 10 Wrr Fgow ErHEEI, CisciNsAri, o.
sep. Qi.Gm.
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: kFIult 8 Ornamental Frees.

Il Call on l.. b. FRENcH aud leave your
lFleri for an kinds Of Fruit aud Ornamental tees aAa
laTten shrabbery, and get to best warranted yirees
seplO LIB, FRENCH, TitHn, Ohio.
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e--rOriers from County Officers and aiher Customers
from abroad will be promptly attended TO- " Addressed 70
TifHn. MAJ. n WM. WOLFF. Tithh. o.
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NJ l. IN Z r Y

Mu,n NJ, M,gargsson, woaldrtspectrallyi the La,
dies Of fa AMI vicinity thatshr has removed 70 Grossh
hook on Washuglohstfeet whore she pfeparodto DO
allkndsof Niluncry and Nantaumakinr, In she lates
STYLE aud on tho mosil ihotalteuns,
fpnNNlNr lns nhniti patronage, she solioits a
continuanceof { the same. mal.a7
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FACULTY.

Il -. Bgy,yr, u, u. srpur1y, J.. o. npy,yr, J. y.
CuEiss, !, T. C.uiSt,R A. llWEl, infm.iof' iu che
Science uf Arcuun 1ud Lecturers ON business Customs.
T.. r. 4ryUEt spNs, ln iiurinri in Blsinesi anil or
aamenia rsnmanihip anI Lc1ilrcrs ON Commercial Cor
rrtupn Ifrrc.
lit1. uoH,cu Mass, lion Gao. W Cttroy, Hon Eti
ur uuWtrr HpfaHl LHr,urri,
Hon. p tTuEL -rAurNGA1utut lioRACt ID ltknNi ESQ
Hon. Irssr T.. Utuor, lecirrsfton Commercial Law.
Uoy. furnEWra q UHows, Pros. Asa MAuASi Loctu.
fcff on political Economy.
Rst. IkvsI Etaau, Rev. Do AfuFT, LrUiufrfi on Com
mefriii Etirs.
TP.lt,y,t,J J, u. Nslaf,a, iectufefiou banking, Fi
nance, etc.
ne NAntu,tt. " g Lrcr, leo .urrri on the General
pun. iplesad Dctntof Railoaiinr.
J.W NERW,Y, EVr1Sov y. Wurru, Losturcr on Com
moi u fffIu
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MORE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmpepOrS.

Whatl Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Because Il is the God Hmse provided for n our
Reader although the may bloom bright
w In the glowing cheek the eve be sparkling the
the hair be snared shveed harsh and dry, wore
siil, itspdnkcd with gray, nature wlose then half
her charms Prof Woods Hair Rosinruive, il used two
three times week, will restore and permanently secure
70 all such ornament Read the following and Judge
The wTiter Of the first Il the ce lebrated DR. WooDs
New York, April 1858.
Dear sr,-Pemit me to express to you the obligation
under uf the entire restoration OF my hai to is og
NJ color about the time OF my arrival In the United
satos IL was rapidly becoming gray but upon the appea
ton your Har Restorative" soon recovered is og
nal hue consider Restorative wonderful nyen.
ton, quite ohicatous as well os agreeable
l am, dear sir, vOuYs truly,
4. rITAIHE{G-
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am, dear sir, youSs truly,
=, TIIALBERG.


Welsh Eewspaper office, 10 Nassau St. April I2, 1853.
PRoF, O. j. Woop:-Dear Sir-Some month or stx
weeks ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and
gave t 10 my wife, who concluded 20 try t her hair
little thinking ut the time that Il would restore the gray
hairto W original color, hut horns well my surprise
aftera few wetk' trial t has performed that wonderful
etctby turnint Al the gray hairs dark brown the
same time begoth ing and thekening the hair strongly
recommend the above Restorative 10 all persons 10 want Of
such chang q of tbeir bair
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CHARLEs OARbEW.

New York. July 23t ifals
PRcF. o. Woop-NVith confidence do recommend
Hair Restorative, az being the most ecacous aTce
Since using your Hair Restorative my hair and
whiskers which almost white have gradually grown
dark; and ieel confident that afew applications
Will them 10 their natural color. II also has reley
ed Of all dandruf and unpleasant itching common
amone persons who pofpifo freely, }. g. kILnY
PRoF. Woon-About two years ago my hair commenced
falling OF and tuning gray was fast becoming bald, and
bad tried many Remsdies 20 effect. commeLood u.s.
ing your Restorative Ia January last A few appicaons
fastened my hair druly ID began n an up, out and
TUNED back 20 is former color (biack0 Al this time n 10
fully restored 10 s original color health, aud appearance
andI cheenuy recommend is use to all.
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The Restorative is put up bottles Of Sizes large
medium and small;the small holds pint, andretaistoT
one dollar per hotei the medium holds At least twenypsF
cent in proportion than the SMALL retals for two dol
lurspef hottie the large holds qua, 40 per eens in
proportion, and Fetails for So ~
q. j. WOOD b 90, PFopFietoFs, ala broadway, New,
York, lin the great ~ Wire Railing Establ ihment)
aud ma Market 81, st. Louis Mo,
And soi by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ur.fa
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BLANK BOOKS,
at the most reasonable rates.
GOOD AND CHEAP.

Store Boxes n every size and description and other work
In npasteboarl or leather made TO orler
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and win DO sol atthe lowest possible rates Can at the
hneleweiry and Plano Rooms, No Comoraial Row, Tiff
Ga, %. mD WILLIAM GALLUP
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-13

Remember the Place,
No. 2 Elliot Street. Brnttlc boro, VI.
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Isss-feseosa5gSS CANAL RAILROAD. wINTEI

= y y y -
Eiiiis!it. ~ ARGANGtNtNT-Comm "Wednesday.
-AA---A7C January 10th, 1858. Trains will run daily,
Sunday cNccptcd) follows;
LEAVE Nkw HAVEN AT
100 II, freight train, with passenger attached, for
PAusllc
II 100 NJ . on arr,yalof 90 \ VI Expires. trnu from
Ncw York. connecting Northampton, with train Conn
Eir X Il going North
NJ. arrival 81 ll45 p. VI. train iran New York,
connecting rniu,ll NUh train Hartford, Providence
and FISH Railroad going Wcst, and s,nc with train
on " stem Il. X going West.
LEAVE HAMPTON AT
10 IS In Connection with train Conn. River X. Il
r. from the North Connecting wcstheld with trains
Western going Eas and West and at New Haven with
10 T. VI. Express train for New Aors.
30 fr Wrsth,d c,nnrCttg Westdpll with trains
Western Railroad going East and West.
LEAVE Mk>TFlELD AT
600 \ VI for NcS Haven. connecting at Hnnviie with
train Hartford Providence and fshk Railroad. for Hart
tT. Providence nnd intermediate At New Haven
with Q IS 4 Vi train for New York
LEAVE pLAINNILLE AT
10 T. VI for New Haven.
CuLLINSNIILE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Culliu.villr at Is 4. VI and , 10 Return
Ing, leave Wansl- nj II 10 y. VI and - =. VI
FRIGHT NOTICE
iJeish fsrsaglsl With d,Iaigh f. NgT,h9g.n e NV
Of
Daily lines Il stages frn NORTHAMPTON to Amherst,
WillAnshurrh, IItyi4i vii. Tor,no and Ilail'y frm
CuNnsyc New lartiorl and Wn-tei From Cheshire 10
Wat. rhury. y. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, Jan GOTH 1888. %
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Pc ETRY.
OVER THE RIVER.

Over the river they beckon to me
Lov'd ones who've crossed to the further side;
The g'eam of their snowy robes see,
But their vuicc> arc lost by the dashing tide.
There's one with riugcis Of sunny gold,
And eyes, the reflection Of Heavens own blue;
He crossed in the twilight, gray and cold,
And the pale mist hid him from mortal view.
We saw not the angels that met him there.
The gate Of the city we could not see;
Over the river, over the river
Ny brother stands waiting to welcome me
Over the river the boatman pale
Carried another, the household pet;
Her brown curls waved IN the gentle gale
Darling Minnie. see her yet
She crossed on her bosom her dimpled hands,
Aud fcnrle,sly entered the phantom bark;
We watched it glide from the silver sands,
And all our sunshine grew strangely dark.
We know she is safe on the further side,
Where all the rnnsomcd and angels be;
Over the river, the mystic river
MY chllhoods idol is waiting Tor me-
For none return from those quiet shores
Who cross with the bjamau cold and rac
We hear the dip Of the golden oars,
And ca'c geam Of the snowy -til.
And 10, they lave pissed from our yearning hearts
The, The stream and are gone for aye;
We IN y not sundcl ,he ven apart
That hides from our vision tile gltes of day.
We only know that thei barks no more
May say sail with u Ger lite's stormy sea,
Yet somewhere. k ow on the unseen shore,
They watch, aud be AUp, lnd wait for me!
And lit aud think " e the sunsets gold
Is flu ding r,vcg and hill, an shore,
| shall one day sunu by tEc water cold,
And list for tic sound ol the boatman', oar.
! shall watch for CLEAN Of the tapping sail
| shall hear the boat as it gains the strand
| shah pass from sight with the buaman pale
To the better shore Of the spirit land,
| shall know the loved who have gone before,
And joyfuv sweet will the meeting be,
When over the river, the peaceful river
The angel of Death shall carry me.
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Is55;Ss555ssz5s7 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL
si.is:ss.. An. On and afer MOND1I. NOI md.

ezn--nz-ls57, TRAINS will run as follows g.
Leave Bellows Pals for Bratleboro 80 A. NJ aud 40 T.
NJ Returning leave Bratehoro iur Bellows Fails 10 20 A VI
and 40 r. VI. fRHIGHT TRAlN leaves Bellows Fails at
90 \. VI. Brateluro IL 49, 7. VI.
The two Passenger Trains this route connect s01t with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct to
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington, Sui
Ivan, Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
rasumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
wh Whitehall Saratoga anil Schenectady, st iohnsbury and
Whit Mountains Burlington aid Rous'- Point Oslcnslurgh
aud Montreal. VI. SlOAI, superintendent
Vt Valley r. II. Office, Nov. ., 1865 %
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n. M. AvmRs. Nr. %.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN IND SURGEON
007'7V y y 7I0I71I' w NVIFIlVI'l
No. ELLIOT STREET., BR ATrLEBuRu, VI

NO ELLIOT STREET., BRiTrLEBuRu, VT.
Keeps constantly Prepared and tor Sae, he oiloutne
MbDICt.Ls;
('oMp0UNO sYRrp or YELLOW nOCK AND ST.,
" LlNGlAThs Syrup is designed u clcous, h" lar.'
IRON all impurities. Also ur the NJ tankor ia te
per bonte.
CoMpDt Nd synt.p oF n,NbtIt,N ANu.u.ts vtps,
N"LpN-lis u be ut as an ait, rat,c IN all abuurr.
Conditions of rte Liver, Jh-tmtr Constipation, lnIg,..
uoi Lose oi Appetite, &C. NcPrice 80 ca. per b0f,
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LINIMENT-This Linineu, t.a. a..
uNcy cures everything that any Eminent should
used tor II has cured, aud will again, Cam rs IN
their incpent stages Whit Swellings, Hip disease A.
ragia Paralysis, Chronic aud innamatory Rhcuin,.o
Corns, Chbliins, Burns, bruises, sprains aud all la
generally indicated. Also for the aud speed, c, =
Scratches, Chafcs, sprans, Fresh Wounds, &c. on Ilr
It has no edual.-Price 80 cfs PER boftf,
ANTG-BIIIOCs PILLs-As gentle AMI efficient ppr,,
thcse Pills hare superior Operating 10y cscitno ,t
sustaining the natural action NJ the Liver and Inter-,
thereby throwing nn all morbid and unhealthy mas.
without producing gripping pains aud debility c6n.eon,
upon the operation II Catharcs fencrully-Dos, J,sn
IN 5.--Pricc 20 cts. per Dor.
STOMACH PlLLs.-Thesc are mild laxative, s,imula,rz
the stomach to healthy action, their operation is MT NJ
lowed by that constipation which uauaS attcnis the No..
Cathartic remelie- They have proved beneficial In t
" Colds and Coughs n every descriptions ns some ~
the ingredients have especial affinity l., ta organ,
rc-pirl,ion.-Dose Jrom io4. Price % c,A
PULMONARY BALsAM-This preparation il highly useful
IN The treatment II Pulmonary fGectiOns aud Cong5, -
long standng-Price 80 ccnts pr boii5'
COMPOUND sYRCP OF COMPREY. -Th. Syrup /. 20 Il.
used in all ca.ss Of pronse Mensiaton fuor Ahu. ~
Whites, and all Female wcaknessPricf 7ic PR botf,
FEMALE RESTORATIVE CORDIAL-Thi- is A v,f. and
certain remedy for Retention and Suppression the Me.e
Painful Meustruaton Sc.-Pric' 81! e,nts per bot,b
Also Vegetable vcrlnltnge, Composition Hot Dror.. Spice
Bitiers Catarrl Snuf Eye Water, An-SIusmodc TW,uro
COMPOUND Tncure Of Skullcab and Nal'rIau.
Al, 1inctures " Loeia Blp~rpot Mandrake; Balnony
Opium Lupuin, and Neratrum iiride together with gen
cral Of botanic and Eclectic remedies. iucung
the large stock u Medicines left by the late Dr. CAKLEY
which will he sold at great reduction from le original prices
IN ui..rtl H..
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RAIIRoAn NnT,. ES.
5555,s55=s SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

FosssS5a1sy55sH SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
eEittsi ss..isi..1 TICE. CHANGE or TRAINS
LILLE On aud after Monday December II, 1851,
the Morning and Evening Passenger Trains will be dscon-
tnurl.
1856, audi Charestown ut 206 r. M connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Nc and with YER
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New York, &c, arrv-
ing the sumo day ut Boston aud New York.
The Mail Train up will leave Bellows Falls at II 30,
Charlcsown On and Carnm0nt at lJ5 T. NJ, connecting
at Windsor with vermont Central trains for White River
Junction, Wells River, Burlington, Montreal and Ogdcns-
burg
Windsor at 610, Carlmon at 600 and Charcsown at 100
A. NJ connecting with train south or east Of Bellows
Falls Passengers by this train take the Mail Train for
Rutland. leaving Bellows Falls at 1880 =. NJ, or at r. VI
Returning leave Bellows Fails Mt 400 Charcstown at 520
and Clarcmont Mt $40 T.. NJ for Windsor. .
Passengers going north will leave Springfield at 72O A. VI,
and Boston at $50 ar II 90 4. VI.
q. MERRILL. superintendent.
ClarlpstoWn. Dec. oh. 1881
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.


n. II. EDDY. Solicitor Of Patents. dats Agent ,:I,
No &c State. opposite Kilby street, Boz TON.
4 FTER An EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS OF
a twenty years, continues to Patents United
states also in Great Britain, France and other foreign
res Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all Papers
Drawings for Patents. liberal terms and with
despatch Researches made into American and reign
"fhs !" determine The validity or utility Of Patents H.
ventons, and legal and other advice all matters
touching the Copies Of the claims any Patent rr-
shei by RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded at
Washington.
This Agency is only the largest in New England hut
through advantages for securing tatents
ascertaning the patentsbily inventions unurs
by II not nmeasurahly superior any which can h. offered
them elsewhere The testimonial, below give nr'of that
Is MORE 81 CESsFUL AT THE PATENT FICF than he
subscriber and as ST CCES, Is 1IE BlsT PROOF OF AID
NANrAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and prove that other
Office OF the Kind the charges professional services
Moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber during
twenty past has enabled him vast col
lection Of specifications and official decisions relative pa
tents These besides his library Of LEGAL and mo
Shanea works and full accounts Of patents granted in
nIed states and Europe, render him able beyond question
to offer superior facilities fer obtaining patents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington. procure
patent and the usual great delay there here in
ventors.
Testimonials. rurug the time / occupied the Office
Of Commissioner Of Patents r. H. Eddy Esq of Boston did
business the Patent Office, as Solicitor Of Procuring Pa
tents There were few any persons acting capacity
who had business before the Patent ONE; AMI
were none who conducted il with skill fidelity and sue
cess. rfrari Mr. Eddy Of the host informed ami
most sk Patent Solicitors in the United States and have
person more competent anil Trustworthy more
Of putting their applications in form an
early and favorable consideration the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE, Late Commissioner Of Patents
From the present Commissioner
AuersT l7th ls55.-Durng the have held the Office
of Commissioner Of Patents Eddy, Esq, Boston has
leen extensively engaged in the transaction II busn with
the office, solicitor He is thoroughly Acquainted with
the law and the rules of practice Of the office regard lin
as one Of the most capable and practitioners with
whom have had ohcia intercourse. CiAs. MASON,
ly.2 Commissjsn,r M pot,n,,
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TNUE LIVER INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DR.SANFORD

l. a great scientific medical discovery, and is daily working
great believe. 1t by magic sre
the dr dos, giriHg beR,ft and seldom than one dose
Is required any Kind Of Liusr Complaint from the
worst Jaunicc Dyspepsia corpmon headache all Of
which ar the result Of Diseased Liror.