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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

A san STArEMEET-The following sad
:. tatemeDt in reference to Gen. Lamar, our
Minister tn Nicaragua, appears IN a late
number of the Cincinnati CommercIal
We have received from variety OF private
and reliable sources rep' esenlations OF The
character and conduct Of the American
Munster to N caragua and costa R'ca, which
we would gladly suppress but Tor the interest
committed to his charge. For the c'edit OF
he country we will not publish all the de
tails of his behavior which have been placed
in our hands. 1t is sufficient to say, that
since the United States Pacific feet has been
lying at Icaco. the port of Leon, the Minis
t. has been thsre frequently, almost every
day. 10 a condition which rendered him ut
telly unfit for business, aud sometimes unit
10 be seen, and presenting to tho officers OF
oar navy, and the officials Of the Nicalaguan
Government, spectacle rs painful as it was
discreditable and revolving.
The official papers OF the Embassy are
left at loose ends, and on one occasion were
scattered upon the floor OF warehouse in
which The Minister himself was lying asleep
without coat shoes or stockings. While he
was in Costa Rica in consequence OF similar
conduct on his part, all the private commu'
nications he had received from his own gov
eminent were placed iu the hands of The
Nicaragua officials, Gen. Lamar lot it be
said to his credit, is himself conscious o
his infrmuies, and has said in lepiy tc
Irehds who urged him o repair to Leon anc
meet Sir Gore OusIey, thai he had lived Sc
leng in Texas that he was quite unfit TO
good sOciety.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
looMMuNIcATEp.l
KINDS COUNTY. February Sd,

Kinds COUNTY, February Sd, 1859.
EDITOR YAzoo DEMOCRAT: Dear Sir: Homer
Smythe, Esq, Of Kinds County is our man fol
Secretary of State, because we believe him il
every way qualified to fill that important ofict
with benefit to the Commonwealth and credit t
himself and many friends.
His personal and political anfecedents are sucl
as few men can boast. As man, heis honest anc
true; as a friend, warm and undertaking; az
politician, Jealous and incOrruptible; in all tina
comprises the man Of business, unexceptiOnab
and we'll tried.
For these reasons. his friends confidently pre-
sent his name and claims, and for the same the.
desire and expect HE nomination. KINDS.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

HoRRIBLE.-Tak no more of Frjee Island
canniba!s, barkwoods savages, OF Cawnpore
butchers We have a brute in human shape
here at home who has just been guilty Of a
piece of unadueraled dlaboIsm that would
make Salan himself blush for shame. THIS
monster goes Out Of night, and gets beaslly
drunk his poor wife follows him 10 his
haunt, and endeavors to coax him to- his
home, and the first thing he does, according
to the woman's dying declaration, is to sci
her on fire. The modus operandi does moi
appear, but there is presumptive proof that
he irsl threw some liquor on her person and
hen applied lighted match or candle
The unfortunate woman fingered on till Fri
day, when she died in the most excruciating
agony ~. Y. Express.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

The Postage Law of ls51iprovides that
"each newspaper, periodical, unsealed circu
lar or other article Of printed mater, not
exceeding three ounces in weight, shall be
sent to any part of tie United States Tor one
cent, and for every additional ounce or fac
ton of an ounce, one cent additional shall
be charged" 1t il further provided IN the
same Act, thai "there shall be no word OF
communication printed on the same after It's
publication, or upon the cover or wrapper
thereof, or any writing or marks upon i, MOI
upon the cover or wrapper thel eof, except
the name and address of the person TO whom
it is sent"
In spite Of these clear provisions OF the
law and of decision of our courts, the Post
Office Department has, we perceive, issued
an order requiring newspapers which may
contain the card of any particular firm OF
individual, printed conspicuously in the ad
vertising columns Of the paper, to be prepaid
two cents. 1t is admitted in the order OF the
Department that different rule b IS prevail
heretofore, and we can see no reason fol
snch change. II is not in the letter oil
spirit of the Act OF Congress, but has to VI
an spec Of most gratuiiously and hnjusti
| fiably forced construction of an act OF Con
Egress. The right Of Department TO egis
late IN the very face Of the statutes of tn,
National Legislative will not be conceded
without an appeal to the Judicial tribunal
Of the Stately o. Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

We regard it as n great misfortu that He who
made our genius didn't make us smart enough
to be Democrat. But we can't help that. And
for fear our Democratic friends migst be alarmed
at our prospects for the Governors ip, we will
inform them that we lack several years of age
and about the same number Of residence to qualify
us for the place. We will be able to take II turn
for the position about the time our friend Calhoon
is an aspirant, and we are ready TO run against
his Gubernatorial looks" any time.
Picksburg Wig.
Your friends are very agreeably surprised, Col
to learn that you lack several years Of age t.
qualify you for the place" We have no doub
you will be able " to take turn for the jsitiol
about the time your friend Cahoon isan aspirant,
but we are equally certain you won't be before
Inter nos, Col we would both stand very bae
chance running on our Gubernatorial looks
or most anything else of ours-what think you
We are sorry we carnot return the compliment
you pay us in being ready to run against our
Gubernatora looks any time" We would az
soon have the temeriiy to run against brick wal
any time as yours
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

: The MIDsHIPMAN PRINcE--The English
prints grumbl, -and with some show Of
propriety--at the kind Of triumphal process,
sion which the little midshipman Prince
Alfred, is making in the ports Of the Med
iterranean. He was sent on board ship to
learn his profession as mariner, but wher
ever he lands, it appears, the tuft hunters Of
the place get up fste or demonstration in
his honor. Nor does the young sailor decline
the civilities; on the contrary, he takes to
them with the natural relish Of 9 scion Of
the Guelph stock and instead Of taking bis
several degrees Of experience, from the cock
pit to the quarter deck, he is hobnobbing
with the old men and flirting with tho young
women on shore.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
Cotton Seed!

5000 s sss5 I .. s@ at my 0 a"a. Cotton
miles South of ! azoO City. l will deliver tho
seed at the stores of p. O'Donnell, BarksdalO (
Mcfarland or Harrison s Hyatt. in Yazoo City
for so cents per bushel, or at my Plantation for
80 cents per bushel-purchaser TO furnish sacks
Much care has been taken in selecting these seed
and planters may rely on their being pure and
sound. JAS. P. SESSIONS
Yazoo City, January S, 1859 (tlmy
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
Mr.. SEWARD AND THE PRESIDENCY.

Mk. SEWARD AND THE PhEoIDENCr.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says:
1t is now generally admitted among the
leaders Of the opposition that Lr. Sew ard
cannot receive the nomination as the opno-i.
ton Presidential candidate for 1860. It is
also as generally conceded, that il by any
combustion Of circumstances be should re
ceive The nomination, that the Democrats
will have no trouble whatever in electing
their candidate. Mr.. Stewards opposition &,
Henry Clay in 1874 will hang as a mill
stone about his neck, and his bitter and uu.
called for attack upon the American party
must forever separate them from him. The
correspondent of the New York Evening
Express in reference to this matter says, il
is we'll known that Mr.. Stewards speeches at
Batavia, Rochester, and other points in
Western New York, Inflicted so much inju,
ry upon Mr.. Clay, and conferred 80 much
benefit on Mr.. Binney, that he was virtually
denied tile privilege of addressing the people
after the month Of August BY which lime
be had advanced eastward as far as Syracuse
having commenced his tour at the West
in June, at least TWO months sooner than the
campaign ought TO have opened. The speech
es Of MIR. Seward in that campaign were
6llel with regrets that Mr.. Clay was slave
holder--the owner of human flesh aud
blood, etc., etc.-which so annoyed the true
Wings that he received no invitations to
speak in the eastern portion of the State at
all These are facts which can easily be
attested by reference to the files or the Tr-
| hune itself. ~.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
SLOAT CO.'S

NEW ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE.
THIS machine is now offered for sale in MOO
| City. 1t is the only rival the celebrated
Wheeler & Wilson machine has Call and ses
them at rooms of G. SWAIN.
Agent for Wheeler & Wilson's and Sluat & Co.'S
Sewing Machines.
Yazoo City. January Is, 1859. (2Ot
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

Two bills are now before the Legislature
of North Carolina, which, taken together,
give to the free cOlored population residing
therein the chance of removing out Of the
State within two years, or choosing An owner
for themselves or of being sold at public
auction for the benefit Of the common school.
Of the State.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

REJUvENEscENcE.- Jemima Noble,
aged SO, died in Calais (Maine) on the l4th
ult. A year or two before she died, an en-
tire pew SCI Of teeth had grown 10 her mouth,
and she could see aud hear as we'll as when
young.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

Vegetation is 40 scarce at Cape Cod, that
two mullen stalks and huCklsbsrry bush
are called grove.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12

Juries, like guns, are often charged" and
sometimes with very poor ammunition.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
YAZoO CITY MAILS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
DAILY MAIL TO vAUGHANS DEPOT

Arrives Daily, at o'clock, A. NJ.
Departs .. :, IL :" Pm,
SEMI-WEEKLY NAIL 10 JACKSON.
Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at - NJ. at night
Departs Mondays and Thursdays, at 2 A. n
TRI-wEEKLY MAIL TO DOVER.
Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays, 10 A. =
Departs, ... III. II
EKMI-WEEKLY MAIL TO vICKsBURG
Arrives, Tuesdays and Fridays at o'clock A. NJ
Departs Wednesdays and Saturdays 81 , A. n
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
CONCENTRATED LEY,

or, Keystone State SdponiEr.
WI ARRANTED to make soqp without lime,
w and with little or no trouble. A large
quantty Of this valuable preparation on hand and
for sale by p. b. COOK 4 co.
January 30, go.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-12
YAzoo CITY PRICES CURRENT.

conprorrD WEEKLY ny nrssns. HARRISON nrAr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-27

NldmittaS8 'cplnt cine 3abltetAe Nerlamn1e
lung bon 0Olf5freunoen i'm WilbelmS6ao 5u.
~iantn1en, u0l Iid i6er Die nun nctbuenoi1 oes
wOrpene Qsitatiun i'm gOlfe leGblf 5u u%erltan,
oi9ea. Die einfluBreidlten Setter uno Weit-
Slteoer Der Npif8partei blben ibre Mitplrtun9
8%u9eia8t.
Ole nit ttember9iide Armee fam bon iebt
au IN etpa bret Wcdcn m1tl9tren. Brln5
Srteortd onWrrttemberg i9eint iebt bod nod
Gcmmanoant oeS s. Nrmeecorp8 5u tpcrDen,
trcb Dem Prcteft bon Sellen, Oas Den @rcB<
berjc8 Don Sacen, Der gar nldt6 bacon pera
ltebt, Oa5u MAIDEN wIu, Yriu5 6cieortd, nad
benz fnoerioIen Itoaprln5eu Ger ndhlte 1brcn.
erbe, 1T fir eiuen Yrin3en elm intetl5Senter
Wann, Elm l~tarrer Wriltotlat, unO at8 Wtilltdr
etDa8 9aalaldenbelO, Stute GROCER SIi3ter8s
ldub etae Wtaffe StuOenteu, polple6niter.
Nppofateu, ac,,' liuo QieutenantS 9emcroen.
Die qlteu llntercffi5iere, Die e8 nidt 9ewcrOen
Itnp, uno Die alien HieHtenant8 6runlmen liber
bic tieuen, u1ter cenen aud Utele Dem0trateu
ltnD.
Cine iber aGe WeaBen 9~eie9uete Grnte itebt
in Nnsli4t, unp oa Der &rieg bi8 leBt nod ents
fernt pom 0eutIden @ebiet nidts einrlal in Der
9cm6urOei 9efiDrt miro, %lcnoern auf piempntez
liiaem GoOen, 10 wdre eS mOBlld, Dab mir Dteie
Grnte nod SlitfliA beiubrin8en, ebe Der Sries
unS unmlttelbar er9re:ft.
Sin Artitel De8 StaatS An5ei9er8, Der lib
bitter barber belAmerte, paB Setreid uno
PreuBen lt4 ge9en pie @eneunur9 einea-Uer>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ltrdubten, unO
Der ouvd ale peutiAen 8ldtter siug, Wirp BON
unterriAteten Dem 8Dni9e Ielbt 3u9elhr!e'
ben, Der li9 III ieiuem @tbeim Cabinet ucn
3ett gu 3ett nit pubIl5itlldeu Serlu9en ab'
9lebt.
VOn Der eben aus chamber Be9an9enenSants
nler 1T nod berpcr5ubeben, Dap auf Die erbobes
men 8elHwerben me9en Der %enOlOisn @cnfi5fas
ttonen beS Beobabter8, DelGer neueroin9a
pom @eri4t re8eluldBiB Oieoer frei3e8eten miro,
auT Die ern(te WtabnunS an eiae aa9emeiue Ams
neltIe urO andre betti9e Antla9en 9e9en oae
Welnilterium Der Wtlnllter 2inpen in elnem IN.
9ewObnt perl6bnliden Zone antpcrtete, in al
len Stiden YerltInDi9uns uno 8erubiSun9 IN
Ausli9t lteQte. Die Oerren merpeu berelta
bOflt1, alS bitten tie neuerpiu8S eth paIlaulen
t1ttldeS @cmplimeutirbud l@tuctrt. Oas OtiB'
trauen 9e9en rieies WtIn,lteriuut 1T aber MD
mebr 3u bei6WiAtt9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-05-27

aus perfebrten 8efeblen aus ben Tuilerien unD
uerfeinoete it'd pauf'8 dr9lte nit 9orp 0la3lo1.
SIN Wfai 1856 ianbte er, wte mir in ber 30
graphic 8elillier's seleben, feline Gntlalluu9
Elm, banptIddlih we9en oer 3erpiirFnllle nit
benz enalllden Sber9eneral. Gr l4tete leiOeu,
be @eIunDbeit Dor, bic ibn a6er ntAt Uerbinoerte,
nad Yeltilier'8 Grnennun9 gu ~ieineu1 NadTol9er
pteoer ais OtUtlicn89eneral ale Wtublelt5tetten
peS &riege8 mitsuertr1Sen. 3pet Wtonate nah
per erbielt er ben Oearl4aultab. gcd Dor Dem
gnoe oe8 &rieseS wuroe er al8 auBerorDentlis
der Sci anoter mad StOdbClm geI1tdt, no sr
etne Nrt epentuelen 5dub unO Grue6GaO
uilie8 ab5uidlieBen bate. Oa8 frie9eriIde
Wert, oa8 @anrobert niht gu @rbe Su brinaeu
Uerltauo, 1T BON BelllIer du89eflbrt woroen.
- N(S na9 Dem Nttentate Sr(tnt'5 6rdntreid)
in finf Wlljtdroiuilicnen ein9etbeilt wuroe, er
belt @aurcbert ben 8efebl iieer pte 6ltlide 81
%pilion, 0luptquurtier 9tancp. Gum Senator
mar ct idpn uad Dem 8rimtr,eSe 9enla6t wore
ben. Sect leitet CT betanntliA Die Speratiouen
Der 6ran3oien unD Gardiner AIN 80.
Dieter ldurtIide, 9rauiame Seudler, Der,
watrenO er i'm 8iute fran5OtiAer Wdauer,
Weiber unO &In0er lratete, it'd nit Dem Ninl
bus oe8 Wo6lwo1en8 unD Der WeniAlt1fei
gu um9eben luAte, bilft Jest Stulien ubefreien",
Au9 bel Der NiereglAtelbuuB einer Stcs
graphic fcl9teh mir eineul tdn8eren, au3enl4ein.
LID Don einem auS9e3eianeten ftan5ollhm Or
litdr UerfaBten AafIaBt NJ N n5eiBetpet
IS elten5".
Wa8 Ganrobett'5 militdtii6e @i5enlaafter
betrifft, 10 bat ct weoer IN Afrifa nDb i'll Del
&rim Die ftrateslIaen Tatente eiueS 0eerfib.
rerS Ss5eiSt. Da8e8eu beliet er 9tdn3enpet
periOnlIden Wtutb, eInea grpBeu @eap uOr
Pfifi9felt uno Elm ld0ne8 apmtuiltratipe8 "a
lent er weiB trefftd fit Die 8sparfniiie elmer
Irmee gu lorBer, lpeebalb e. BET Den Solcatet
daBarlt beliebt tit, 0ei ieiner 8eoienten 0ta.
TUT MIRO ct li4 AUDI in 5taljen, ME frIber ii
Der &,tn, blinollnB8 unO obne 8lOeriprud
ben aaOrpnun8eh JtapOlsrn8 fii5en mean e.
aber nit Dem <ierrelhe iAiei 9ebt, 10 wtrt
er reat5eiti5 Gus l%tatenOe Sdtff perllllen.
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Mutunft Des Oanspfers
nW[ "a 4aNlp .. 2

wv y y LIZ
0teuere5 aus Nicard9ua uno Suo, Nmerifa.
&c Oott, 26. Mat. Der Wojes
SarlOr Don A8pilpau, bas er 1ul Is. ) eere
lieb, 1T bier an8efommen. Gr brlnat 6einobe
5pet Wflllcnen Dollars con Sal fcrmen.
Seine Nahri9tsu Don @alifornIen liuD ourh
Die leberlanopclt lberbolt.
Na9ridten bon SAVANNA iagen. WDnlteur
geup babe BON Der Jtegieruug Nicaragua'5 cine
@On5ellton auf Die 3ranlitroute erhalten. Be[p
erbot lid, btS 5ur Gollenoun9 ce5 S1uafb Nal
la8tere uno 6radt auf per alien 0icute 3u bsy
%loroern. Dec 0rlnt mar leoo9 pom @pn1reR
nod nldt beltdti9t tporoen.
O!e .. Ct. 6reaatte Wlerrimac sing am z.
Don banana nad) Gall1o az,
Ote Jt1d)rtdten ron Central Munerifa ltuu
ntdt belonoets tntere1ant.
Die JtaArtdten bon Galao aeben bis 7un
e. aprilz Die BON SalparailO bis gum is.
Aptil. Die 8lotaOe pcr @uapqntl pauerte
nod fort.
Sn StiIi belt Sen, @alo Gepiaso uup So.
qutuilo nod beIest, ater Die 3teBterun9 con3eu.
tritte GruPpen seBen i'm. Sn anoern 3belleu
6eS G1noe5 paren lluruben por4etommen, Gun.
tia8O uno 8alparliIO a6er blieben rubia,
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nen WerDen fcrtwlbrenD entpedt, pelhs iebr er.
.8leblJ ~ iperren perlpreA<n. .WotpIaut murine
IN tltlnen Quantt1tet IN Denver Sin ,nm
Verfanf onSBebpten; e8 mar ater teiue ocp,Sote
WfGu8e port, util lbn 81 %fdufell.
Neneres BON MsrieO.
Rem Ortcdns, 26. Ulai. Ser Dam.
pier Genneffee lit uuten nit Nodrid,ten nNn
Sera @ru5 bio gum %. D. ulp Don Der s0ount'
lt1ot Ufer'cc bis gum ~. G. 5n Der 6aupt.
ltaot mar cine 8ewe9un9 gu @uniten Der 3u.
litdberufuu9 Santl Nnua's.
zen. gacl (?) matidute nit 1000 lpou,
aul 3duplco. &tne GOnpucta MAJ I'M geor;ff
am "a son oeJ Stapt Uterico nit mebTsr nn
W|iuIonen Dollars nab Sara Cruz ob,uap|
beH@D 0''
DIE Gn9ldnOer pro;etirea auf's 6eftiaiie oe.
gen caa Senebmen peo euaf. @tlanoten bei Den
Ieeleu Yf4fenareueln.
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lsurppaifcbe Naa1rieDten.

r,isgas5s5 9eatiGIanO. s-as& H3 90
5tuttgart. Dte q E I NJ nj u n q
IN Der &1mmer. Sn Der w~iirttemberSis
lAeu Gammer 1T Der gatras auf parlantenta
ride 9ielecm oe6 BunocS ourd9efalen, ME
pie Da9e9enltiulmenoen ale ausorifli9 ers
f(drteu, mdt, alS oh lie In Der Sade nidt nit
Dem N,tras einperltanoen Sepeleu maren, lcns
bern neil tie cine WieoerbOlunS bes I'M pori.
oens Serblt ldOn geltellten uno eintiutmig ans
senommenen glutra9s, 3umal in bteier !3eit,
niGt fir palIeuc bielten. Gm 8. ,. Scnnta9
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Verfonot F..

@tnise cute SdueiOee unb gtdqerianen. peIpe tbr @sf&dft
8runpIi1 9traeDen ap pauernee 0~slDGftt6 anJ uunfhen, tSn.
na IT'D meioen bet 8. 0ltmItne,
So 2 Naib 2tbertptraBe UP Stairs.
az Nu9 1T ltaidineH 5etts apaIe 5prteR SpOlcOttOn
GIat9 3a baden. Mdi1tjtl
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an 0otel unD Yoaroiusa Wirtbe.
C.. s. Frey g. Co No. Al Jt. 0opItraBc,
HdtttmDre,
6alteu einea Ct. Sen g0rrat6 pon Settet IL ptrtaa'en sret A.
Sereenten. ebeufO W~tatrosen, ettnt~ der, OiGea u. E n.
DB StgGnap r Sbb beagp 6a,e
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OtiN6fte.NScrleaMn0

SDbn 6 Altman bdt isn SO brabtnsn-S - I@aft Don
IO, 800 . GbarlestFaSs mad 9p ~ 5aFrticnaraBe oerlset
ane erladt ietne oreunbe un0 en geetrIes DublttIn, NIT @ina
raRnungen bet tim pprfpre6ea ju WOlen. Mai2l,1p
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NuTOrDel aIno.

GS nereen iarnntlt6e 8iumen9 Grtner, weIhe mS,5.
Vuirlaaaeh fur Sds nd@at fattfn6rnbe ednserfFa an T Isfe
t.ngua0sa SSan,a5 WtOrasn 0tn 70. Rat in psr ,Iurn
pau, 40. SUI 2est, %ratttrase, flo etn3uFn en-. 49,"
G5 Ol6 RfDrnffDu x a ~.
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we ygftt8tteber btefRs . reius, fcpie due bieleniosn ,n,iHs
w ottiem Rensn @ere Ee nod anfhlttstn pelen, ifnb biSr,
~ ma s"g gla0Ss . IN M ot g gstlan@ian5 btut., Gteltas ben
(. YtaI, 1Veaos Q uDri BET 9arrn y. 6dr ntbaL Serri91ndr
99s 81 no st1n3uHneen. tnOenn mad fraberem gefhfus BE
Ssa,mm ts 3afi ~ per anspss!e IOwsit ~0asststbsn ia 1S ais.
-Jm Naf riae S. iRemSer S1Sah.u.
DO p Vdbrtp, Seirsidr.
&. Seberal Sia NaticnaI Bauoerein.
Den Miislieeern 0teies 9ersine our Ra6rt5t. bos 81, ma.
tesbuUer tsbt ffrtg limb unD am nahleu 0erG immlunnachsn
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS,
II. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents!

Late Agent Of the U. s. Patent 0eiec, Wash.
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