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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
AMERICAN L FOREIGN PATENTS,
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents

Late Agent OF the H. y. Patent O6oe, Wash.
ingion, uHdsr he acs Of 1857.
20 state ST., opposite kiiby 81, BOSTON.
A FTER an excessive practice Of up~ ards Of
~ twent, years continues to secure Patents IN
the United States; and also 10 Great Britain,
France. and other foreign countries. Caveats,
Specifications Assignments, and all Papers OF
Dnwinc. for Patents executed on liberal terms.
aud with despatch. Researches made inio Ame-
riean ot foreiga works to determine the validity
OF utility Of Patents or lnyeniions--snd legal ~
other advice rendered IN all matters touching the
sane. Copies Of the claims Of any Patents iur
ni.hed bys emitting One Dollar. Assignmeht,T,'
corded at Washington. :,
This Agene, IL not only thelargest In New Lng'
aud. bu, through Ia Inventors have advantages io'
securing patents. or asocr'aiRing the pa,eniab'i,
Of invsniion., unsurpassed BY, ifRot immea'uta'
III, superior to, any which can be offered then
.l...h.,,. The testimonials lelow gwen prev,
that non, l. MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OPTIC r. than the Subscriber, aud a.
SUccFSS rs THE BEST PROOF OF AID.
VINTlGrS AND ABILITY, he would add
that n. has abundant reason To believe, and cat
p,oye thai Al NO othei Office Of the Kind are the
eb,rse. for ssionalscryiocs go moderate. The
mimeo.e praeliceof the Subscriber dutihg tNeni,
year. ms: has enabled him 10 accumulate a yas'
collection Of specifications and official decisions
relative To paisnis. These, besides his extensive
I;tary of legal and mechanical sofks and fall nc.
count. Of Paisnt, granted IN the united States ard
Eutops reader hin able beyond question, TO Offer
superior laeiliues Tor obtaining patents.
AIIn.cs..ity of journey to Warrington topro.
cure pa,ent, and the usua great della! there, ATE
sased Inventors,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

An exchange paper tells story OF down
east militia captain. who, on receiving q
note from a lady requesting the pleasure
Of hi. company" understood itas a CON-
pliment to those under his command. and
marched the whole Of them to the lady''
hoae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

OXFORD, IS. supreme Judicial Court, August
Term, 1859.
York and Cumberland u. X. Go. W. Geor;e W
Preach and Trustee.
And INV il appearing 70 the Court that "r'.-'
W. frnch. the said Drieudint, - not ~ i'nl'''
iant OF this state sad has M tenant of a''
~, therrinand that be- has no notice olthc rnd,n'
r, Of this suit IL d. ordered by the Count that me
.sidpantid nntil, the sid defendant the penl,'
cy oi th. suit, by causing an abstract Of pla'n"'
writ. with hi. order Of Court thereon, TO ., p'D,,
lished thrr. week. sucoessi,ely In the oN'''
Democrat, q paper ptiniei At Pans, IN sad Ioah'
~, the la,t publication o. H. thirty dsts a. 49,
before the NEXT term Of said Court, o. To- h'lle'
at Paris, s.ofcsaid, on the second Tucsda, ct No.
,e,is,r next to the en- thltthe aid defendant may
thea and there appear At .a,d Court, and 'hT"
cause. II any he has, why Judgment 'hoa.d n'' p-
rendered against him, ani execution issued h'''''
iugly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Notice,

PURSUANT 10 Resolves q the Ies;.l,t,,.
approved April fourth, in th. year Of oar
Lord one thousand eight hgndred iad 6hy Mo.
eniiiled Resolves 10 provide ior u State Vain
ton" the Commissioners on State Valuation y m
3" hoit ses.ipn at the capitol Ia Augusla. on ths
teath day IL October next" fof the purpo.e leJ,.
ated IN said resolves; anil 4" the A..s..o,.. a,
some une ofthem, 81 each city. town AMI pl,o,..
,ioa," are hereby rcquirrd 10. apte,r psr.ouall,
with o. transmit 10 them oa said ia, their .e,sf,I
tau all valuaiion lists. and li.ts OF nSable poll.
IL their several cities, towns. and plantation. fr
the years sigh,-en hundred and fhy-se,en. eiyht.
esn huadred and 6ft,-eighi. and eighle,n hunlrri
and hAy nine, which list shall h. made GOT and
verified under oath" Reference being had %
SAT- resolves. also to ma act ~ the Legislature ap.
proved April FORTH, IN the year of our l.orl oas
thousand eight huadred and CIV nine. enlnlsd
can act Ia rel,tion ~ the State Valmtion."
T.. WELLS,
J. \. CHADWICK.
W. y. HARTMAN,
ID. PIERCE. iCon'r..
J. ERSkINE,
X. THOMSON.
l.. q. PHlLBROOK,
August, n. 1859. jw3s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

la, Won lor iisslf such rrnovn iot The cure oi
even variety 81 throat snd hung oomp'aini' that
il 1. snt,t,, unnsrtssay Coz O. TrcOant the ~.
idsnee Of it. ,irtnss, wherever q has bccn en-.
plo,sd. A. il has hong lecn "a ooastant nee ~
In. ,sctinn w. need not 30 more THAI assure the
ps"pL IL. quality hs. bcca hep, uP to the be't u
ha. ever lsru. and that u nay be- r,l'cduPu To DO
for their relief all Il has ever bccn found To 40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
NEW rAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

which I. the most compact and beautiful Sewing
Machine ever Constructed. II 10 otRameni,d IN
the highest si,e of art add al Who see u are de-
lighted With a. Il make. the Improved inistlocA
locked stitch, add d. capable OF doing grcater'a'
ret, II wofk ~ l.tlsr s,yle thsn sny other Sew
ing Marhinc ever offered lot lamil, purposes.
lti, not subject tn the objection OF using tw'ee
too much thread. and mskiuga ravcling sram,like
the Grover 5 Baker: nor - u confined init' opef'
alton 90 lev hin fabr,c. LIABLE 10 get oct Of o..
der and united TO use dsS thssd like the Wheeler
4 Wil.on NaShiae; buiis amply suhc,enito pet
ionn al kinds Of fanil, sewing.
Price Of fsmily Machines With iron tablecom-
plsts for use 500, The istgsrsiandafd machines
from si25 to $500. send TOT |. ~. s'ngsT l.
Co.. Gazette, beautiiulpictoTial paper ds'oted
t. Se~ing Machines. and containing let Of prices
aud all other Information Ca the Subject. li~ilbe
forwarded gratis.
Nj. SINGER s. CO..
ass Bfosdway, Ns~ York.
HRASCH OFTICbs
boston Albany Baltimore 81. Louis
Providence GloYersyille Cincinnati New Orleans
Nes Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
NewaTk Philadelphia Nashville Paris, Franc
Glasgow, Scotland.
Loealagsnts waited. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS 4 YEAR

4, oaly atari average Of the actualptohiitom the
zee otc.sh one ofthrss Machines AVID fot conhrm.
ation aCth,. truth we tsiyt o. ans ofthe thou.
sand. OF person. who use theta. They ate adapt.
sd to ever, SOFT of wotk, 6ne or coars upon s'k ,
cotton ,iinsn aud woolcn iabtics. also light and
heay, leather. Thcy never ia'ito gave ea'ite sat.
isactiou.
10 msetthe growing demshd for a smaller and
mote sls gait machine lor private add household
purposes, Ne have just produced aud are ready TO
eceiVe orders Tor siagst's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Farmers of Fryeburg,
Aud NicInlly, Take NoiIce.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
S=T 4 b. consu,atly supplied with
As-A$-znPLOws ofthe latest aud most
approved pattern. from a mandatory ia our Own
State, whieh he will sell cheap Tor essh or shOri
credit.
Also BARs DooR TKueKs with a recent i'm.
pSovem.nt. J. y. POWERS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid and faststenmer.
@ II y s a p = a * q,
CAPT. SIDNEY CROwELL,

CAPT. SIDNEY CRoWELL,
\CILL rrn rsgulsfl, between New York AMI
w Pouland. a. follo~s;
Leave Bfowa'. What. Portland, every satur'
day. al O'Clock, =. ~, and trtutaing, leave
Nsw York. every Tuesday, 81 4. VI.
This vessel has just been hIird up With hoe ae'
eommui.tion. &c passenger, makiug tbs the
most speedy, SAFE and comioflahlc Iuute ior traS
.l.rs brtwsra New York aad Maiae.
Passage $500 including isrv snd state ICONS
Gos.l. forwarded by the liue to ard iiom Non'
treal. Quehsc, liangOf. Bath, Augusta, EasipoT'
AM 81 Joha. Aiso connects With steamers io'
Baltimore. Goods iakea through wiih despatch
AZ the cheapest rates.
Shippers are requested 20 send their freight i'
the lost BE- lore $50 T.. NJ, on the day that sh'
leave. Portland.
For freight or passage, apply to
EMERY / FOX, Bfown's WIFI Portland.
HID. CROMWELL s Co., New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

The most l,bsul commissions. 10 money or books,
will b. given % person Or associations forming
ub. lor ten OF more books, to h. seat at one
time. Postnaster., school teachers, students,
clsfgymcn, o, any iniividual. can -ooa rrpleR'.h
or lofm q we'll selected library, without eSpense,
by acting as our agent. Please send ior a CaIa'
logue ani circular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Portland g. Boston Line.

a. The splendid new sea-gothg
steamers Forest city, Lew
NSxH Iston aud Montreal, Nillun.
tiii further noticr, run - follows
Leave Atlantic WHAT Pouland, every Mon
day, TUESDAY, "Wednesday, Thur.daV, Friday, at
! o'clock. =. NJ, aud CeRtral Wharf, Boston.
every MonIay TUESDAY, "Wednesday, Thursday
Fsrs, ia ssbia, si.2S
Ga deck, 100
Nh. Each boat q. furnished With large
number ofstate-rooms, tor the accommodation OF
ladies sod fsmiies aud travellers are re~inded
tAat by takiag this line, mnch saving Of time aud
expense Willie .aadc aud thatthe Inconvenience
0iauiyiag ia Bosom al late hours ia the night
will b. aVoidsd,
The boat. auivein season TO take the earliest
trains out q the city.
The company src notTespoasibleiofb aggageto
an amoaat eNce-ding S50in valve, aud that per-
.oaal, uale.s notice - giVsn aud paid ior at the
rate oi oao passenger loT every soOO additiohs
value,
ES-Freighttaksn az usual.
l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

TSfk Hs-. Tt'@u H. B,os-, Jssg,of P,5lu,
fs,fAs C5ssig ~ OTiori.
THE uaiersignri, Administrator with the viii
j annexed, 81 ths estate ~ SAHuTL srTFHEsi
late ~ Woodstock, IN aid Couaty. deceased. rs.
specially represent, thai sad Samuel Stephen,
died seiIed add possessed oflhs lolL,wing ds.srit-
81 Peal Estate. via; Part u lJt numhrisI eight.
ecu IN the west part OF Woodstock, Containing sS
actes more or Ie... with gust mill ani pfi'il,gs
add building. thereon; also one other piece 4
aid lot numbered eighteen. l,ing fist ~ th- mil
sireani AID containing hitsen acfes mprr ~ ls.s.
that an adVantpg cou. odst II thre' hunIfsi anl
seventy.6ve dollirs. has been made BY y. : Sic.
ven. of Wood.tock. IN sad County. which Offer
Il /. ior the Interest oi al concerned Immediately
10 aocept. the prpceri. Of ale o. D. put out m
interest ior the ls.neit Of hay Stephcls daughter
u aid Samuel, non. cImpo'. They therefore
Pray that liccnse ma, h. grated them o. .,ll col
convey the sbpve descuh-i Real Esnte ~ li-
psr.pn making siid Offer, according O. the safi.-
IN such case. made All provided.
ADONiRAM CURTIS,
ALDEN CHASE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN allthslead,uT brsnchc. of manufacturing 10.
da.try. the great pr,ct'cslsupe Of Sing
80 Sewing Machines - = fact established heyond
d,.puls. Nc tailor, shos Manufacturer, 6 loih,cr'
seam.tfess. dfr,. maker, 'addlcr, carriage trim
mer. bat manufacturer, Sc. -, eau aaefdto ITO
without them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
% Aus.u SIDNEY rERnAN, cIo'S
,n,rE,croTPL,t~rITT's WIFI.

ABSTRACT OF PLAINTIFF Will ,r
A.sump.it upon judgment recovered -, Y, y
against the deG, at the Supreme Juiica' ''1.t
hsn at Portlani, within and Tor ihr '''','
Cumberland. on the third recsday OF Ap'i'' W.
isJs, Gnr SO . debt, aad ~ 90 Gusts %, 'a''' %,
August term. Addtmnum, $500.
,harle. KeIaT IL sumuionrd a. trustee.
Lewis Pierce, plf attorney.
A true copy Of order Of Cont, with abstract OF
the wit. -,-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
A there are sariou. partie. advertising them
selves a. in the Gift business, SON" having the
audacit, To claim having ben the "origiaaIprs''
lot Who have not ih, disposition or ability 90 iul-
oil their promises, We feel u duly 10 oafssl'e.
and the public to state that We have M coanec.
Iion with any concern IN New YORK Or New Fog
land and individuals sending money 10 such par.
tie. mnst not blame "a II they get cheated, -or
judge Of the business b, such a standard.
Order. from club. or single indi' iduals solici
ted Gom all part. Of the county.
q. q. EVANS h CO,
3m23 IS CoInhin, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Our Catalogue OF Books,

Our Catalogue OF Books,
I. too extensive for p'u,cul,r description, con.
aining the most valuable works 10 the various
depanmenus II literature. such az
Agricultural, Dictionaries, Masical.
AlhuTs, Historical, Fiction,
Bbl~s, all prices, llumcroas, Poetry,
Biographical, JuNeniE, Travels
B1t,nical, Medicinal, Adventures,
Cookery, Mechanical, Odd Fellowship
And Free Masonry,
ToGITHLR wIrH
Miscellaneous Works Of NIL Kinds.
New books GA hand q. soon q. issued.
CATALOGUES TuESIsH,D, GRATIS, on Ar
FLICATIOs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
TssiimonIai.

TsaimonIdiJ.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one oithe most ospabl'
and .uccc.sfal practitioners With whom have had
Official Intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Psieats."
"IGsr. ~ A,sisisai ~ s,ssriaE Is.sn'o's iAaifA'y
raaa, slploya psTsos -sts oo-rs'ssi aAS i'u''sv''
hV, AID ose ssttiis fpHiiis fAsi, affcaiioasis
h, o. ssrsrs TO the, sa'iy aad fsrorsb' ooa'iS-
,sai,sa aiiA, Pai,si OHos.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner 81 Pstents."
Bssiss. F,b. =, is5s.
ou,. H. X. Eddy kss -sd' fer -, THiRTEEN
sppl.saiis-s. - ~ ct ONE u Zach paf,si' Ah's
Iss- rraaisd. ssd tAsisasis Hsu psad'sE. SHsAsa.
falakl, p-oofsf great fsisAf aHa atiiiys - hs BdH
Lead. ~, @ssd aH srssfof' % sJJiyi % Ms 70
u,sssr, fAsr psi,si fAst say hsssrs II Aa'sr "a,
sssf fink.l aiisros bssisEsd tL'' ea''', Ssd a.
10y r,s.0aslls sA1E".
JOHN TAGGART."
From Sept ~, 1851. TO June ". lsSs, the sub
scrh~r, ~ coarse ~ b.. large piact,cr. made, On
Twice rejected applications, SlNTEEN Az
pEAIS, EVERY ONEof ~hich VAS decided ia
hisf,yor, by the Commissioner Of Patshts.
Il. II. EDDY.
BosTos. Jan. !, 1859. lS0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Stale oi Mime.

true ''p'-' p.yrD x,.rr, R.saw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Agent. Wanted Everywhere.

oGUty rUEsIsH,D. GRATIS, on Ar.
FIIIATIus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-07

DrAmong the touching incidents Of the late
railroad accident in Michigan, we have the fol.
lowing
"One gentleman of this city had sent his wife,
three children aud sister eastward on the fatal
night. He was an early inquirer. The obliging
operator despatched a message Of inquiry, and he
stood by the instrument picture of woe, awaiting
an answer In reply to a question, he said that he
put his family In tue forward car. He was told to
expect tbs worst because the destruction Of life
that car was fearful. He trembled like an aspen
leaf, and the sweat Of agony stood like rain drops
on his brow
''In reply to another question, he said that his
wife was going only as far as Kalamazoo. lie was
told that Kalamazoo was on the Michigan Central.
and that his precious ones could not be involved
In this catastrophe at all. The relief came too
suddenly. The revusion followed like water
fall, and the happy and thankful man threw him
self into chair and wept like a child rough
bearded customer who related the incident to us
says that he also cried he witnessed the thrill
ing scene.
Zone woman, who was on the train with her
husband and Ave children, ran wildly about all
night, seeking her family, but without success
until morning, when she found them all dead
She then went to farm-ho a few wards off
where, after sitting some minutes, the wretched
wife and mother expired"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-07
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WlLLARD'S HOTEL.-R LoveIow, La;A G
Thomson, do; w Parker. USN; X : Robbins do
A c s'tarrett, do; 8 Mora, NY. d Maguirs. NJ: !
Riszini.; va; Gibbons, Md; N Hets and lady, F
Archlbod, Dooley. j u hooley, Va; r Ferrsi
NC; w Wilson, Nd; Col Miles, USA; + Hawkes.
Picket, do, Nj Miller, Mrs Button II Lin
coin, "a; Lewis, NJ Taylor, Ky; p RI tcher. w
family. Mls; a Bodine, NY! IL watson Mich c
Marsh, CT. ' "
BROWNS HOTEL w Thurston, DC:
~ Barbour, Va, ID Ricketts,, Ind; " r. Twin, sc;
Dunlap, do; ID kuysn, NY; l. ID ChidwIek n
3 tTan nc ia; Hazzart.d2; J Browne,
MOnsoe, NY; ET Baird. Miss; Hiss ] Meteor,
msck Pa; DR. Minor and family, Va: ri ID BIr,j.
90; w L. Robinson, NO; w n ivey and Iady Ia.
Bateneam and daughter, do: w r Rspley, Ark;
n 1sth5 and famil.: Md; : Hunt Mass; Mrs
w Ii Shaw, do. O'-o' w.
n, NAIIONAL HOTEL.-G Eaton, Me; J Col
ger; Peek, sc; Ely, Mass; ID Richards and
,sdy, Tex; ID Cushman. y; T Sullivan, Md; 6 Cut.
t e snd lady, Ia; Armstrong, NY; j Adams, do
Gam p and lsSy Tenn; Miss H oGsqond
Ewsn., Nd, Coates. NY; HsfikeS q; = Cam Cam.
ems ems Nc o. pemm2n, Pa; Mrs Penheld, CT; w Hay
UNITED STATES HOTEL-C II Vaylor, We;
w Greenwood, o; Ryon. Sc; Scott, Gai. q
Young. Md; nj simpson, DC. "us"' W
LAKEWOOD HOUSE-G w BealI. DC: r Hold
fSns va; w JenSins, Md; E:chback, do; A
AKniEht, do; r r Love, va; EsohbaeS. M:
" woodward, do; T Godfrey. do; ii L Spirme,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-07

;. q q. .. a. 8. a. and s., Of township 100

- ., n,a 8, ., %, 81. 81, and 3d. OF township iO'
At the Land Office at Sioux CIrY,commencins ON
Monday, the third day Of October nezf, for the als-
s Hsf xtsin the following townships and parts Of
townships, viz: l.. 3. .....r..
NortA Of tie base ls.e and pest of the sra prineipal
81, s., and S, cf 3 township Isl Section; s
8, 81 and S. Of township 81; sections 3 ls 8, 10, ~
ss' sn% S. = Is j. II al g & g. a. 3D.
ssctiona Il % g insssiSe; the MY of section T.
sections to u inclusive; the M Of section Is; stc
sSip s township. 81 and 81, Il range S
Sections .ns s 3 IS T. 49, ~ n = S asa
sections 2, 4, g. 8. TO- and 70; the " and the sR.
Z .is.'sH T. :. ssx 49, S. ; s. s%s ~
ship 81 township IS, except sections 81 and s3 and
toEnshlg Sc, Of range %. =, ~. .s....F
TSxn:SSiS: s, g.. 81 ss 8 g g Of ,:nsea
T oxn:RiPP: = ana and 9. 81 81 r 1sns 90
Townships 81 and SO, Of range a.
- g. g. s. and s. Of township si u; and ifacticns'
aud other purpose sether with the swamp
The Offering Of the sboVe lands viii be commenced
on the day appointed, and viii proceed in the
whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed; but sale shall be kept open longer than
two weeks, and private entry of any of the
lands will be admitted until after the expiration OF
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this thirtieth day of May. Ammo Domini one thou
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
Jos. s WILSON, ,
Acting Commissioned of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the ght of pre- -emptIon
to any of the lands within the townships and
parts of townships above mentioned. is required to
establish the TO the satisfaction of the
and receiver ofthc proper land Office, and make ray
merit therefor Is soon practicable after ths
H0ttcs and before the day appointed for tho COM
mencement of the public sale the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will M for
felted. JOS. g. WILSON, :
Acting Com'I of the General Land Ofhce.
NOTE.-Under the regulations Of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, payment can he
made for advertising prociamations except to such
publishers are spec tally authorized tn publish by
thc Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
je3-lawlSw
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NJ LYONS


Card. Insects, Coekr oaehes Bed bugs, Eeas, Asts,
Tb. MSa Ssa @g pTs Fl ss , ss,S ~ ~
inestimabe. In warm weather all nature teams with
these annoying floss. This Powder is the only arti-
COMPANY ofbotanists from the Horticultural society
OF Paris, while amidst tho ferns of Asia, observed
very soon dropped dead This fact was made use Of
to guard their night camps from these intruders.
Z. Lyon, and found q positive insect DESTROYER in
every experiment. II Is snEPy lssfGhem-
Medals and Letters Patent have been Obtained from
The Governments 2i EnSland, France, Germany and
ioal and horticultural colleges and societies.
L'f's'5'0~ tbs President o. a: U.i,s4 s.s.s';
o. Es.syss L!.s@BsslS ST. have have sss ilss.
and Certificate for the great value of our Magnetic
fl fHfsL SMisS; Chairman
The above was accompanied BY certificate of
IT rs FREE FROM POISON.
.n, NEI YoSy, October lst, ls5s. ;,
tested your Magnetic Powders and fnd them pen a,e
but certain death when Inhaled by bugs. ants, and
s%IIAAM,1EBs E. SHItToN, M. D., CHEMIST.
"PRor. CHEMISTRY. N. " HOSPITAL
MI mt. RpaS Il RoMEs Superintendent Sf the New
finds it of immense value"
Every gardener ana housekeePer must have d.
rect interest in article of this kind. Reference
can be made to the Aston, st. Nicholas, and Metro
pUlitan Hotels To Judge Mics, President of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field, l.. NJ. Pesse, OF
says, .This discovery of Prof LYON is Of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested thor
Oughly 1t Will destroy locusts, grasshoppers ants
moths, bugs, and all vermln. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements made through Messrs
BARNES 4 PARK, of New York. to have il sold
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-07
THE EVENING STAR.
JULY.
BIT John CLARE.

BIT John CLARE.
Loud is the summers busy song,
Jre en- >lest hree 10 car find a tongue,
while insects of e6sE ssny size
Grow teasing with the Il melodies,
Till noon burns with Its Mastering breatn
Around, and day lies still cs>death.-
The busy noise Of man and brntes
Il on Q sudden lost aud mute;
Even the brook that leaps along
Seems weary Of its bubbling song,
And, so son Its waters creep,
Tired silence sinks in sounder sleep;
The cricket on its bank is dumb;
The very flies forget To hRm;
and, save the wagon rochlng round,
The landscape sleeps without q SOUND.
The breeze 10 stopped. the lazy bough
Hath not q leaf that danceth now;
The taller grass upon the hill.
Aud SPIDERS threads are standing sttil;
TIE feathers dropped from Moo hens wing,
Which to the waters surface cling,
Are stesdfast, and as heavy seem q. a.
As stones beneath them in the stream g 81.
Hawkweod and sroundssPs fanny DOWN.
UnrufA cd keep their seedy Crowns,
And in the over heated air
Not one light thing is Hosting there, -
save that To the earnest eye Ell.
The restless heat seems twittering by.
Neon svoons beneath the heat it made,
And flowers cen within the shade; .-rs-
Until the sun slopes IN the west,
Like weary traveller, glad to rest
On pillo we'd clouds Of many hues. s.-t.r
Then Natures voice its low renews,
And ehecke!ed fields and grassy plain
Hum with their summer songs again,
A requism to the days decline,
Whose setting sunbeams cooIy shine
As welcome to days feeble powers
As falling dews to thirsty flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-07
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