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III The "Old" Spirit of the Times In some
sensible remarks on DR.. Windship's system of
physical training, says: "Dr. Windship has
proven himself 70 be a national benefactor in the
rules he has given to the world, regarding the
preservation and cultivation of the health. We
published them some time since in our paper, and
II fortunately found its way into the hands of a
Fffth Avenue clergyman, who was Of the truly
orthodox style of black clothing, white cravat and
whittier face; man whose whole appearance in
Dictated most unhealthy and woe begone appear
ance, and whose life was made up Of aches and
pains. This gentleman used Dr. Windship's
rules, and commenced in degree following
them particularly in the matter of always having
fresh air. The Consequence is that the clergyman
has percePtibly improved in health, and, OF
course, In spirits. Theology, under this new in
spiration, has assumed pleasant guise his sc .
mons have became more genial, his philosophy
more extended, his charity more universal In
Short his people continually congratulate them.
selves upon the happy change, and all this moral
effect has been brought about by a regard for q
few simple rules Of health.''
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CENSUS OF VIRGINIA.-The Richmond Wing
has returns of the United States census in a num-.
Der OF counties In Virginia, and compares them
with the estimate Of the population of the State
given by the Auditor of Public Accounts in his
last annual report: That estimate made an in
crease OF the population Of 90 $50 the aggre
gate Of 1850. Twenty five western counties show
Dy the actual census returns total of IL, GO,
being an increase Of 1i3 40 the estimate, while
thirteen eastern counties give 12 !6i in the actual
census, or decrease Of 5, 5S3 OH the estimate
From this II would appear that the population Of
the east Will not come up to the estimate while
that Of the west will be slightly in excess The
aggregate OF the census shows gain over the es-
innate of the Auditor of IL ,O55-the whole gain
In the decade being 2i1 ,5sl, instead of 225 SO
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ARREST OF A FAST YoUnG MAN e Brush
youth 10 years Of age, employed as entry CLERK
In the store of Mills & Ray, New York, has been
arrested, charged with having, within the past
few weeks, taken shawls to the aggregate vaJne
OF SOLO from the store Of his employer On Tues
day night an officer followed him to a pawn-
shop Here he entered and pawned two shawis.
ana, as ne was receiving the money, the officer
arrested him. He at first assumed an air of in
1ured Innocence, but finally Acknowledged his
guilt, and admitted having stolen 6l shawls of
the average value Of SO each. Brush confessed
10 an intimacy with woman who cost him a
great deal OF money. Sometimes, he said his
snPpers with her cost him $50, and his livery bill
for single week was $40
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IL Henry Ward Beecher in one of his ser
mons took ground that feet washing is a ssmost
anecnng ordinance of the church, - which stands
orally enJoined as the Lords Supper or Ba ptism ,,
The New York Examiner is surprised that if sucb
- tne bellef OF MIR. Beecher, she does not intro
Church. S"io''h
1t A correspondent of the New Orleans Plea
yune, August 81, says that " alker s'has now DOS
session OF part of the Carib town Of Iimas where
he Is strongly barrieaded, and able to resist 500
Honduransi but we hear that the Icarus il hound
ooWn again 10 ront him or make him nri soner y
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THE EVENING STAR.
AwORD TO THE WISE.

a WOhD TO THE WISEs
Love hailed little maid,
RompIng through the meadow;
Needless in the sun she played,
Scornful of the shadow.
Come with me, !" viii pered ne
Listen, sweet, to love and reason.
"By and Nv" she Knocked reply;
Loves not in season."
Years went, years came,
Light mi red with shadow;
Love met the maid again.
Dreaming through the meadow.
Not 30 COW" urged the boy;
List ia time to love and reason"
by and by" she unused reply;
Loves still in season."
Yesrs went, years came;
Light changed TO shadow,
Love saw the maid again,
Waiting in the meadow.
Pass no more my dream is Ger;
! can listen now TO reason"
Keep thee coy mocke ed the boy:
Loves out of season.
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oaN fRANcIsco-A San Francisco cofrespon-
dent says; 1--WE are little disappointed al The re-
sun OF the census in this city, which we lie I'm
privately, viii give US population of only about
Io,VOO; wnere we think careful examination
would give US at least 81 600 Our CITY directorv
contains GO names, and women and children
are quite as abundant here now as in any Other
part Of the Union. i learn also that the eensu,
VIII give Placer county about IL, 900 inhabitants,
an Increase of 600 In ten years.
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w NEW GOODS.
and Brown ny q, large stock Of Blsaohed
f5S@tfsss fhks tt1iNSfEsS s, ssSss'k d SSs
s stDE Ina e SRHkggsFF IL1EHT5ff WhITR, kEb..
have q few rich QRGANDY RogES ~ we
which We have marked less than cost. WI hsho
~ TAYLOR b HUTCHINSON.
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I2. 00O GALLONS, CHAMPAGNE AND
the ntion Of the publIo 20 our larfe And val ~.
eSted stock OF Cnsmpasne aud Crab Apple Cider,
snS -, - 70 be pure JUICE, and viii be
Tor our spring stock. Give us call a. the
a.. Union Bottllng Depot,
~ No. 81 tsreen at. GeorreSoUr
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o d mn
G D u
Delivered to all parts Of the city, at the lovest
possible rates.
T. J. l. w. M. GAIT
Office 2s2 Pa. av., between 18th aud llth sta.
ma II-u north side,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock Of FUEL, il prepared 10
sell at Q very low figure for cash. w
WOOD Sawed and Split any size.
Call and see for yourself
n. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
ms Is 8. Z. corner of Fourteenth and G sts.
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TRAVELLERS DIREOTORY-

bAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO'.
CARRYING the y. s. Mail.
r,unday,l -Four horse Coaches be, -, 1872
f 6SfS a w Warrington .I1nwt and Upper Mari ~
Leave he Steamboat Hotel, corner OF seventh
street. and "a. att o'clock a. IA. Returning lea va
upper Marlboro at ii O'Clock a. m and ar,ire in
", y asnIngton at Soclock. in time TO connect with
Inc Coaches are new and commodlous the t..u,
ing drivers. u "0ooinhouat-
Fare to Upper Marlboro. IN cen,.
TO Long Oh Fields. ....-......-.2 Is
Freight and packages in proportion
au l5-r OSBORN a CO p,o,,i.,ors
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kAhilM0kE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON BRANCH
~ q

~, OHANGE OF HOURS.
.ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, lima 18th
ieSo, Trains will run as follows:
leave Washington at 20 and 7.so a. m.
leave w ashlngton at $50 and $50 D. n
On Sunday at % D. m.
leave Batlmors at AS and 40 a. m,
leave baltimore at Sis and go o, m
Passengers for the East will take train. n, N
and 74l q. m and % D. m 90 '->0
Eor me West at 10 a. m. and a2o .. m.
Eol annapolis at 7.40 q. m. and % m
6or Norfolk at z 20 a. m. ~ -"
On SatGTday evening the $50 o. N. tram Zoos 10
leIS-d T Fl. PARSONs Ax.r,
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nR. J. BOvEE DOps
- IMPERIAL WINE FILTERS,

- IMPERIAL WINE FILTERS,
being se rs,sS to Of
them either as nledict1s or as esosyGss, Is that
then ID 1s SGd p
we purchased OF him the sole right to msnufeci IRE
cure Of ineipielt Consumption, TndiE estion, Dys
pepsia, Piles, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
SaaE ass
soe aSa R59SsrhsS they are
pleasant exhils!ating effects Of Brandy Or Wine
without their injurious results Let all friends of
US in ubstltuing these valuable Vegetable Bittsrs
LOT tne piaasra! potSons and ddxiterGtsd Liquors
+Sm Zig and in banshns Disease and Drunkensss
J. sGhWA iiliH2i Es' Hssnit IT," f'f1
Washington. ID. G.
1mP Pki !; R0 gym E Pope
For Diseases of the Kidneys 6. b ladder and Unnar,
never fail to cure. and warranted to give salts
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
fropnstors' Is William st., l EsT yor bka;r
te7Iyr Agent. Washington. ID. C..
JOY EeF I'll nhE viz sfB AEP z zEfEElNS
APPLY THEE REMEDY
REJOICE 1 IN HEALTH.
OF those numerous ailments which arise from i'm
purity OF the blood What are they, do you ask!
Rather ask, what are they not! lhe blood is the
source OF life and health and it is the first element
OF our being to respond to any caase whiOh affects
the system, as the pulse infalIby ettests Tie
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Eryspclas, the
subtle Sorofula: the agonizing Rheumatism, Nel-
voos IDENTITY, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
6orpor and detection, and the numberless ills that
nesh heir to- derive their hdeous origin from the
3lood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
Use the vitalizlng resources of nature for its aid
ana Suler us to commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicament knovn Al
MRS. M. COX'S
,INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
win regard to this almost infallible specific
poguia1 sentiment has spoken in decided terms,
ana the evidences of this great efficacy sus.
the hsppiest results from it's after all Other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us say, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the Iiterate and super
hclai put they are volunteered from the most re-
sneotable sources and justify the highest terms in
Whcn IL Is possible to commend SO valuable a
spsclhc to pubic approval. We may add alBO that
the curative properties Of the medicine equaled
Only oy its restorative effects, the system recover
ing from disease with renewed constitutional vigor
for sale BY all respectable Druggists in this
city ana Dy the proprietor, MRS. nj. COX,
, S0ne genuine unless her name is blown on the
oottle and her seal on the cork
W Prloe 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
n Whossa!e Agent II. 4. +. CISSEL, Druggist.
Seorgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis,
ulct, and viii supply the trade at my pIioes.
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PIONEER STEAM MARBhEA AND BROWN

pI0NEER STEAM BROWN
STONE WORKS.
Inc subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens
on " asnngton, = georgetown and Alexandria that
ne mas AIDED 70 his long established business The
cuxlilary OF steam power for saving and manu- 40
rions branches, Marble Mantels, Table and Wash
s,and Tops, Tile, Monuments. Tomb and Head
Stones, Siaos, Window LIntels, Stills, Steps and
PIauorms, Having purchased large Etock italian
Msrgie IN BLOCK from first hand at the lowest rates
Work q low ss il can be purchased in New YorI.
I'M ~. or Baitnore. The trade supplied
Is,te as furnished in New York. And on aooommoo
FP15g tsrm. Also, on hand, . large supply OF
PUTTY a None, water Of Ayr Hone and Polishing
Pnise' " VII be an acQuisition 10 the city.
AtEx. RUTHERFORD.
e" S'sani Marble and BYoirH Sfon< Works.
an srar IA. av, cor. Thirteenth st.
WashDKtou n Il,
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IL rates. Pianos for sale on the most
reasonable terme. Great bargains IN oldlYYM
Pianos also, In Guitars, Violins, Me-ss W.
800. - - JOHN r. ELLIS,
au Is sole assut for Chieferns & Sons Pianos
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MEDl ONES.

PERSIAN FEVER uHARM.
FEVER AND-Ae De sxrzRn1xArxD.
The HUI Ian CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK.
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEvERs,
CURES INSURED IN A DAY,
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
,INPECTINE, INPECrINE.
LNPEC7INE, INPECTINE.
lNPECTINE, INPECTLNE.
The terrible malady known o. the FEVER AND
AGUE has smittsn hundreds of thousands of per-
sons throughout the world every year, and has
never till now been met By successful medical
treatment that has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which Affect the lungs, the spleen. the liver, fhs
heart, or other parts of the human organism. The
INPECTlNB is the natural antagonist of &ll fe-
vers, and when it comes in contact with the skin
is absorbed by the interior organs. Which reslst
easily masma and all tendencies TO wards those
maladies which PROSTATE the mind and body With
fever.
Pever and Ague result from. numerous causes
No place il exempt from the Iusss which promote
the existence of the disease That being once seat
ed in tho system, induces depression of Spirits las
situde. laDguor. pains, ohllls. fever, and a long
train of disagreeable ations, depving the pa
tent Of all energy, and reducing him or her to
condition of
EXTREME HELPLESSNEss.
itaang Intermittent Fever. when by the use of the
INVALUABLE INPEcTlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which
are instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE ANNI.
HILATED IN A FEW HOURS.
sELF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYsIc.
NATURE Is WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has CURED thousands of both sexes Of the most
dreadful Fevers. Read and reflect.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS. |
Lemuel Bonsall, Of Pittsburg, for two years use
less to himself and sooiety-a martyr to Chils and
Fsver-oured in less than three weeks, and I'M
proved in eight hours.
Mary X. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after almost L
losing hor reason we'll as strength by Inter
mittent Fever, With Chills, restored TO health IN
twenty hours.
J. r. TIlton. of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
deaths door, having suffered for four years, medo
we'll In 6ve weeks, and Improved In two hours.
Adolphe Monbro, Of France, relieved IN one
hour. while travelling in the cars of the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was apparent
ly dying with Chills.
Ellen 4. Benson, Of Lockport New York, res
oued after seven years. suffering. A perfect cure.
Thousand Of other cases prevented and cured |
every month. and not single complaint OF the
of the
IMP Il TINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM. |
TRY IT, PROVE IT, KNOW IT. +,
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Form Of Offer.

-, OF -, In the State OF -, here
BY agree to furnish and deliver, in the respective
Navy Yards. all the artic es named in the Glasses
hereunto affixed agreeably to the provisions of the
sehedules therefor, am In conformity with the ad
vertsement of the Bureau of CONSTRUCTION, c., of
Angus. p, 1850. Should my offer be accepted, I re
quest t. be addressed at -, and the contract
sant To the Navy Agent At, or to -
for signature and Certificate.
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PkRsoNs p,o,iu Mxs spS .s..s,,ur or h.v,., .
sutpins Of household elects can fnd ready - b1
calling st my Furnishing Store, AS 7th GGo0L, b.
sSs-sm ftb6fPa BUonLY,
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a yERY NICE PIANO IN BEST osPER
Sore Of ysas0 W. HHTzERoff.
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Date.
Witness.
The schedule which the bidder enoloses must b.
Paeted to his offer. and each of them aligned b,
him. Opposite each article in the schedule tn;
price must be set, the amount carried out the az
gregate footed up for each class, and the amour
likewise written in words.
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The undersigned -, of -, in the State
OF and --,of =, in the Stats Of
=. nereDy guaranty that In case the foregoing
bid OF = -, for any of the classes therein
named be accepted he they will, within ten day
after the receipt OF the contract the Post OF sc
named, or Navy Agent designated, execute the
contract Tor the same, with good and sufficient
suIetles; and In case said - shall fail To
enter into oontrsct as aforesaid, we guaranty to
make good the difference between the offer of the
Eeid - and that which may be acce pied
Signatures of the two guarantors. G. ID.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-10
Fire at Leavenworth- in the Legisla-
ture-Public Printer

LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., Jan. 1.-Two extern
sive fires occurred here yesterday destroying
the Touring mill owned by Earl & Bunting, a
warehouse occupied by Hansley RUSSELL &
Co., wholesale grocers, and the banking house
Of L. c. Hemmenway, and several law offices
The total loss by both fires, is $4,000, on
which there is an insurance Of $4,000, S15,
900 being in Hartford, and $751; 900 in st. Louis
offices. The buildings destroyed were among
the most substantial in the city.
The territorial Legislature, after organizing
passed joint resolution adjourning from LIE
compton to Lawrence, which Gov. Medary
vetoed. The Legislature then passed the reso
luton over the Governors veto by a thirds
vote of quorum. A question having arisen
as to the consttutionality of the vote, the ma
jority removed to Law renee, the minority re-
manning at Lecompton, each of the factions
claiming to be the only legal body.
Samuel A. Medary has been appointed pub
lie printer.
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New YORK, JAN 9.-Steamship Baltic ar
rived here to-day, having lett ASpinwall on
the Sd. She brings $50 passengers and 81 )
100000 in specie.
The first Legislature of Nevada Territory
met the 18th, at Genoa, and took measures for
procuring an immediate recognition Of the ter
ritory by Congress.
Three schooners had arrived from Japan
during the week, bringing full cargoes OF rich
japanese ware. The advices they bring are to
the 10Th November, and are important. The
difficulty respecting American currency con
tinued. Lacquered goods scarce and advanced
200 per cent. Government was throwing OBJ
stacles III the way OF trade, and had issued or
ders that no merchant should sell over fifteen
pieces day OF any articles
The Powhattan was to sail from Hanagawa
the I'D, taking Japanese embassy. The EN-
bassy would proceed to Panama via Sandwich
Islands AT the Isthmus they would take pas
sage in frigate, and proceed direct to Wash
ington.
There was rumor at Hakodaki that the
English Consul had ordered English citizens
to go armed, in consequence Of the threats
made against them by the japanese. Parties
of Americans had visited Jeddo. There was
large fire i'll that city on the 18th Of Novem-
Der.
The San Francisco papers are urging the
project of a line of steamers between that city
and japan.
The stores of Alexander & Co., Sacramento
street, and M. Nathanson Dupont street, were
burnt on the night of the 18th. Williamson is
under arrest on suspicion of firing his premises
| The American settlers at San Juan had held
a meeting and adopted resolutions approving
the course Of General Harvey, and expressing
the opinion that the island was American soil,
and ought to be preserved to the United States
Adviccs from Carthagena state that the Lib
erals had taken Barranquilla. The constituent
assembly had met and annulled all the so-called
unconstitutional laws of the federal congress.
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Another ballot was Immediately taken, which
The Rallnt fnr SNEAKER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Southern Oppo-
sition members who voted with the Democrats
for Mr. Hamilton, are Messrs. Boteller, Bou-
ligny, Hardeman, Moore of Kentucky, and
Vance The remainder of them supported
Mr.. Gilmer, in company with Mr.. Briggs.
Messrs. Adrain, Clark of New York, and
Riggs voted Tor Mr.: Reynolds. MIR. Barr
kins and Carter voted for Mr.. Hickman Mr..
Gilmer for Hatton, and Mr.. Hamilton for Mr..
Keitt. This was the case in the last ballot to-
day Mr. Morris Of Pennsylvania, once voted
for Mr.. Gimer and then returned to Mr..
Sherman
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-----------sall.--------
NInrketn-NEw YORK. Jan. 9.

Ashes unchanged sales small; pots 1925 pearls 537
Cotton market quiet and unchanged; sales 400 bales
at llsc for md1ling uplands
FIUUR-ieceipts 6926 bbls sales 10000 bbls State
and Western fair demand, chiefly speculative, without
material change III prces state $500 "a 800 extra
State S540 @sS55O; round hoop Ohio IS IS "a $685. COM
mon to good extra Western $5,35 "a $50; Southern
changed; sales 40J bbls mixed to good S545 a SIS;
fancy and extra $3.50 q S725 Canada unchanged sales
800 bbs extra $50 a 6,25.
GRAIN Wheat quiet and firm ;sales 1000 bush south
red, S3O southern white l4l3 Com quiet; sales
1900 Rush IS % SSc for white and Yellow 03c cor
old white southern. Oats active; Southern and
Jersey 40 "a i4c; Northern and Western 45} a. 47c
PROyISIONS-Beefd dull; sales $50 bbs; country mess
$50 $50; prime, q g 49,; repacked Chicago 50 $40;
sales 1900 bbls including 1000 bbls sellers option
prime ll,65; western prime mess 1900 Bacon quiet.
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Funeral of Bishop Newman.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8. The imposing funeral
Church, took place this morning. Mass was
celebrated, and the body laid in state on a flu
neral car, and conveyed to the church by a
procession of Catholic societies, accompanied
by large concourse of citizens. The church
was draped in mourning. The interment takes
place tonight. Seventy-three of the clergy
were present at the funeral, including Bishops
Hendricks of Baltimore, Laughlin of Brook
lin, Magill of Richmond, and others. The
concourse was immense, filling all the avenues
to the church
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GOV. Danniston,s Messaga

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 9th. Gov Denniston
delivered his inaugural today He recon-
mends, among other things, annual sessions OF
the legislature, and the amendment of the con-
stitution SO as to provide for different system
Of representation. lie deprecates congression-
al neglect of internal Improvements, and dis
cusses the slavery question at some length
from an anti-slavery point OF view.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-10
Counterfeiters Arrested.

JACKSON, MIcH, Jan. 9.-Eight persons,
among them several old residents, were arrest.
ed on Saturday last, charged with making and
circulating counterfeit coin. A large quantity
of bogus money, tools, presses, and dies, were
found i'll their possession. They were UNI
doubleday large operators, and belonged to an
extensive gang.
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o.
s'Ar r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
ons all but ONE which patents have been granted
and that one Is Pending Such unmstakable proofo
great talent and ability his part leads recon-.
mend all inventors to apply TO him to procure their pa
tents they may be Of having the faithful at
tention bestowed their cases and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARr."