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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09


Regard 10 'ho Emnnc,patiO Proc
lamaIion.
HEADoUARTERs ARNY OF PoToMAc.
NEAR SHARP. BuRe, Nd, QcG. z
General o. der No. 1873
The attention Of the officers aud soldIeraof
the ermg of the Potomac 10 called 10 General
Otder NJ l39 War Department, September
@9'h, 1907, Publishing to the army the Presi.
oent's proclamation Of September 22i. A
proclamation OF such grave moment TO the ma
ton, chcaily communicated to the army, of.
lords the General co1mandiug an opportunity
OF cshaing specifically to the officers and sol.
'dleFs under his Command the relation borne by
all persons In tie military service of the Uoited
States toward the civil Authorities of tho Gov
erEmeDt.
TIE Constitution col ies to tae civil author.
tiles, legislative. Judicial aud executive, the
power and duty Ct making, expoundipg and Z
ecu'ing the Federal Laws. Armed t0sces arc
raised end supported simply TO eustsiu lbe cvi!
| authorities, aud are 10 De hcld in sIrct subit G.
| ton thereto 10 all respects. The fundamental
rule OF our political system is essential 10 the
security Of our republican Institutions. and
| shouC be thoroughly understood and ohse rved
By every soldier. Tue principle upon which.
and the chjects for which IL shail be cmplo, 60
10 euppressing rebellion, must be announced
and declared bS the civil author ties; aud.he chic
sXecu i've, hO is charged With the sdninistrs
lion Ci national dfiire, Is tho proper and ONLY
source through which the views III d ordeFs Of
the Government can bs made knosn 10 the
armies Of The nation. Discussion by tficerl
snd soldiers concerning public measures deter
mined uIon aud declared by the Government
when carried az ali beyond the ordinary ,e ausr
ate and respectful expression of opinion tent
greatly to impair aDa destroy the di ciplins abs
M;lency OF troops, by tubsiitutipg The esiris O
political faction for that 6sm, sic idy ana earn
ess support OF the authority OF the Govern N en-
which 10 tho highest duty of the American sol
dier. The remedy for political errors, If epy
are committed, is to be found only 10 the aoliol
Of the people at the pole.
In thus calling The attention of this army Z
the true relation between toe eoldleIs ard tb
Government, the General com N andipR merel
a6ver to an evil against which 1t has beei
thought advisable dur Ok our whole history Il
guard the armies Of the Republic, aud 10 20 do
iDg be will notbe considete cd by aug hight ninde,
person a5 casting suy rtd cotton upon that low sl
~ and good coLducs which has been so fully il
lustTated on 90 many battle aelds In ca,rgin.
ou. all measures Of public policy. This avn,
siil OF course De guided BY the same rules o
mercy and christianity that have ever controlle
i,s conduct toward ths defeuseless.
By command Of Mi r.G General Mcclellan.
(Signed) JAS. A. HARDEE,
Lieut.-COl., A. D c, and A. A. G.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
Archbishop HUgnes ana she Procip-
.atE UA q pT m2tton.


AtchbiAhOp Hughes and she Prooip-
aiE1 UA q gI Mstion.
AFeAbiahoo HusaEsy take, prompt s,ould
against The proclamation. 30 do ali the news-
paper orgits Of his church, Tne MssopoItan
Reecrdspesks for the Archhshlp in q long ar.l-
cle' saying among other ,hDgs; --
: ID sno her part of this week. Reora will be
found what We shink our readers siil sega,d as
Startling and extraordinary pToaaAeismento
from the President Of the United S.ates We
say that lie both startling aud sxPaot6inary
and Q perusal OF The document itself will sfFJId
sufficient proof of The correciness Of our opiu.
ion 10 regard 10 ite cbardoer. iItrs9sS =
Do seCnndsfsteRd rhat s6rviis rar msaxs7
| Can We pic ure touui seivls, Without ehuudeii0C
At the dread spectacle, he ece1es OF savage riot
and debauooety, OF csrusge and rspine--to 'nes
of which the horrors 0f the battle field can fur
nish no adequate conception. The colH O. of
man With mansais- g. struggle between "a lals,
but alwar In which women ana children and
o'dpge become the victims, Is eavaee and bar
bas0pS 90 the last degree. Surely, the Pttside eps
! of the United Ststes does nos dtsre to ptecipi-
tate such fearful calamity upon the county !;
surely, be does not mean 20 revive within the
limit.of the upiscd States oil che horrors Of
negro insurrection. II this last dire extremity
should happen, then we ndybever moro expect
to see the uhion ssE hse been; then more Ihan
one third OF the LAID aill be ocpverted into @
desert, and the world will stard sehaet az the
crimes and outrages ccnmined in the Dams of
liberty. Z,
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NV YoRk. ona-Thern uas a u.o.. ...,

NET YoRz. o. s.-There was gres. gath.
ering las: evening at B.ooklJn Academy Of
Music TO listeI to speeones from cAss!us M.
Clay and Henry B. Stanton, upon the P.esi
dents proclamation and cogoaie questions -
Gen Clay spoke at great length inside the edI
he'; Mr.. Stanton spoke outside to those IN ,ble
TO gain access to tho building. o her gentle.
men addressed the outside meeting, among
whom were Gen Pnelps and Hon Mr. Hu,chlns,
Brig Gen. sa1soD. Military Governor of the
department OF the South, sGile to-day for Pyt
Royal. tie feiurns with health improved and
With greatly extended DO sers wisb efereLce e.
the employmens OF negro men for roverpure emf
service. Toe p blio may soon hear that tho
back door OF the rebellion has been ooened,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
The Captain Of tho Dispatch AFreat.

New YORK., OCT. s-oa Monday afternoon
Caps. Buck. of the British steamer Dispatch,
was arrested By U s Marshal Murray on two
warrants, one for attempting to steal the ves.
sel from the q S. Marshal, and the other a
warrant of attachment from Judge Bestes, for
The sum Of $50. 600 Geo. Grove, the chisf
engineer OF the Dlspator; nov in NeW York,
says that the Captain made a proposition to
him when the vessel was on the way from Liv
erpool 70 Nassau, 10 sink the chip it che was
likely to be captured, but not to DO 60 TIL he
passed the word, 50 that be might be. able to
claim damages &C the hands Of the United
States. The Captain had bundls of papers
rolled upin CANVAS and spua yarp, supposed to
be missiye from NJ ,son and Sideli to the
rebel government, which we're TO be thrown IN
80 the furnsoe 10 case OF capture. sD &
The steamer went near Charleston, but be.
ing afraid OF the U s Aset. the cargo was
Transferred to the schooner, wbich il appeared
succeeded in tunniI G he blockade. Tne paper.
feierted to were taken by passenger, Mr.
Wright, OF Chsrlest,n, Hho went on board Oh,
vt said tohooners. ~f,
A Herald dispatch, dated Frederick, has In
iormation from private sources that recent 70
oonboissances show thas Gen. Lees army il
rapidly falling back on Richmond
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
Rebel Force Al ArKnn.as. .

ST. Louis. OFT. 7.-The Helena, Ark, cor,
respondence Of the Sc. Louis Republican says
We have late and veryrelable Intelligence
from rebel forces 10 this Safe which are re.
garded by military men here as worthy Of con
6deLce. Il is as late ae the ash and 22l ult.,
and seriously modi6es many reports We have
heard, some OF which have reached the country
According to this Information, the rebel forces
10 Aik,nss number and are eucamped as fol.
lows: General Hlndmsn q. Austin, twenty & 70
miles nor,h Of jLt,tle Rock, with Ave tbousapd
men, one battery; Gen Roam at White salphui
Springs, near P,1e B utfs. on Arkansas river
6lty miles sou.hesst OF Little kock, with Ay,
thousand men, two reelmenla Of whom or,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
Baltimore munie,paI E,.o,,ou

BALTIh BE, OCT. e.-Tne election for Mayor
and ms@osrs Of the Common Council Is p,o
ceediog very quietly to day, notwithstanding q
toe anticipation Of difficulty between the iriends
OF The REGULAR aud independent candidates.
Gen Wool Issued pI reclamation this morn.
lug announcing that, as Commander of toe De
par'menf' he would take all proper means TO
prevent Disorder. The prospects are that bu.
small vcie will bo polled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

PHILADELPHIA, oc;. 6.-A special to the In.
q7irer rom Louisville 7th says: The enem,
appeared 10 be endesvoripg to reach Cunber
iano Gap. Oae portion of their army ia stjli
At Lexington, OuE troops are close upon both
OF their commands. skirnishing 10 constantly
goi1g on. No particulars have reached here
today which can be transmitted, though mil.
tar7 men hint at important men,s soon &c
occur .hey seem very busy this evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

FREpERIcE, Mo, Got. 7--L,st night at
aaTper's Fo ~ a house formerly used as a
poWder mag ue, was exploded. Toe powder
bad oil apparently been removed, but enough
remliped to cause an explosion from suark
from soldier's pipe The house was used az
guard house. Nine soldiers were wounded
os tbe explosion, including two men cf the 7.h
Michigan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

CHICAGO, O,t 8-Tne Tribune's Cairo spe.
cisl says the rebel Colonels Johnson. Rogers
Rose Morton and McLAiae, and Msj,r JIue;
we're Killed. aud Colonies D.ly sod Pe.ch &c
Verely wounded IN the late battle ct Cofinth,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

NRw YoRE, OF. 6-The iron clad monitor
Nos'auk will be launched from hc Contine entail
works, Gfeenpoint, Thursdsy morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
1852. -71 1852.
Summer Arrangement--Time
' Changed. .t.1
Great NOrttern Y Eastern ROute.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
CINCINNATI
@@MA
r A I Il r @ A D,
Connecting at orestlins with the PIrTsBUReH, IT.
WAYNE CHICAGO RAILROAD
E6r PissbuvvA, Psaad1pAta cad Balslmors. A.o
f0r SOvs Rav~s and CatcO0o.
Connecting ct Cleveland With the LAKE. SHORE RAIL.
ROAD
For DunkIrk, Buffalo, Albany, Hos
ton, and New Rork.
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection With Trsias On tho
LITTLE mBAMI AND COLUmRUs
AND AENlA hAlLROADS.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT ExpRHss-Lsavs. oolunbus at 400 A. N.
Gallon, and at all stations North Of aaoU arriving at
cleveland At $50 A. Nj, DrhkiYl ass p. NJ. Buffalo
@RS +. ~, New York 10 AM, Boston 2:3o P. u. III.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YoRK ExPREsS-Leaves Columbus st Ii:lO
A. M VIII stop at Delaware, Cardinston, GIeAd,
CTeIlins, Shelby, New London Wellington and Grai.
ton; arrviog al eyshpd at &3s P. NJ. buukirA gO5 +.
~: BansiV loS P. NJ, NU6 York 800 p. Nj, Boston
1868 P. 81.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND ExpkEss-Lesves Columbus at $40 P
~. VIII sop OF all stations south Of shelby and al
Salem New london Well gton, Grafton aud Berea
rtvtug ~ OlevslaLd at $40 h. DunkiIk $50 A NJ.
Buffalo $50 A. M. NSW York QUO p NJ, boston H. Is
Y. d.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and pointb oD that road
AT oreStilns VIII Pittsbursh b. Wayne and Chicago
saiirosa ,sI Pittsburgh PhilAdslpha and Baltimore
At SHELBY, with sAndusky, Mansfield and Newark Rai
road, for all points oh that road. Also Tor Toledo
AT OlevelHnd, with Lake shore RailEosd for Erie
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on ali
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Bd0od0e Oaectod Through 70 Hets FORK and Bosto,
VIA Ooociand: ats0, % Philadelphia and
Heto York Vtd OSssatnS.
RETURNING.
Night ExpreB arrives at Columbus at 1880 m.
Cincinnati Express arrives at ooiumbuS a. LOO A. u
Accommodation arrives at Columbus ct lOiiS K. n.
Fare as Low Rs BY any other Routo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

Ordor from General Mcclellan in
Regard TO iho Emancipation Proc
In
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

EtgEktviiAiv tESH % AEH1 -
4 rtprrT,f 500 irpai saga+e HiS fls7giiss r-f'
,rvonit.si slsg~ sfef8 gi6efl
as%Na so
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

onl 1 3t1selhe' tl. psft@s4 aaw n ~ ssl,
bsbes,aes BAD gsilA & b.4sa adv sbsssgo,l,
aa Tsl saoga ass $50 ssilsa sss IsSvg sasgE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09

NIGHT ExPRRss, via Dayton, It, $500 midnight,
g!Qpning Lgpgen, Char leuou, Axsqin Dayton, Mid.
,stown and Hamiltop; arriving st oihcipnati at 5:lG
Nm.iconneetiDt with ah6 Misgistppt Ratlfoad foi
xineepnee Louisville, oaiFos o. Couis, slo Z arriving
inapaspelA 81 Els .. 0ni lconnscIins al Indian.
points Weat u g-n1l1 81 70 9t;T5t al Ts7F'''1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-03
Murtester Daily S pn.
Wereester I.ost oalee-Winter Arrangeme1t.

Mails Close as follows:
Northern worcester County, Vermont and New Hsn p
hire VIA 9reester Nashua Railroad, al sou m, and
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leominster West Boylston osk
GALE Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., at 500 p m
and SS9 p M and are due at 9.ls and 100 p m
princeton and East Princeton al $50 ana Is due at
City OF Boston. $50 and 800 a IN, 245, and co p
and are due ct 9.l5 a. M, $50 and 100 p. m, 49,
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire ami Eastern NGs9 +,
chusetts-Seo m, and S.0Op. and are que III S'a
Rhode Island Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad. $50 81, s'd 55U III N' "''
Way Nail on Providence and worcester tai'Fe"' ''
m; and due At 3 20 q. n. 49, -. . NJ.
westeun-(AT towns IN hassach'isetts west ~ N"'
cSster,) SIS =. an and arc due al P m .,.
Albally Western New York and Western SiatssD u
a M and IS D. NJ. and DE at $50 and 1913 p. "
Springfield, s. Is ana 10 p M and are due at ii
Hartford, all Connecticut Except wlndham and Nea
London counties Sis g. n and IS p. M and are ans
Towns or line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad ami
New London and Wndham County, Conn, leQe a III I,
nd are due ST SIS am.
New York city and southern States . 80 a. NJ and at
IS and Tsp. IN; and are due at 30 and at 30
Rndl045 p m.
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton, Dana, North
Dana, West Rutland s.aS M; aud are due at 90
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, IIubbarlston Cola
brook, and Oakhan, 3Sj p. m, and are due at 500 IN
Leicester 945 M, and 4S1 m, and are due at 90
a. m; and 500 ?; m.
and are due at $40 a m. and e2e p. m,
Shrewsbury. SIS p. m, and is due At 90 q. m.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordavile, csc
M; and are due at 9Se p. m
Framngham, South birmingham, Hopkintcn, Ashland
Woodvle. Westboro'. Northboro', Southboro' Cortia
vile, and Grafton As p. M. and due at SIS q.
Milford Mendon. Hollisten. Bolton. Berlin, 800 M
and SEQ p. m; and are due At Sis 4. and 100 p
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is close.
a this office on Sunday at 6 90 O'Clock p IN.
01ice hours from Z m, to 500 p. Sundays from
l7lOto IL 40. D. m. ]. 81. EARLE P. N
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CURE WARRANTED,


DR. HILLS MIXTURE is warranted to cure emissions
ana all diseases OF the Urinary Organs Within the last
three years upwards OF 5000 bottles have been sold in
Boston: not Il single case be produced where it
has Alled to mike quick and lasting CT Re This is not
mere assertion. but we'll known fact, hirh can he
proved at any moment Dr. llili would not take This
ethOd 10 make known the virtues this never IA ling
ANtlte were 1t not TO put the public their guard
against the humbug preparations which are ADVERTISED
DIV certain apothecaricS who know nothing of the die
eases which they pretend to cure who for the sake of
making few dollars cndangcr the life health ard con,
sutuon OF tEeir delndcd victims. To all who are afflicted
WIN private complaints, but more especially to vOu who
nave been duped by miserable pIctenders Dir iii woud
earnestly recommend trial Of his failing Mixture
IeNer lalls to cure the cases in a shori time
without regard 10 diet risk OF exposure ii il nid
peasant and safe TO take 1t puTifes the bo0u DESTROYS
ule poison lurking III the system, and completely reno
wares anu rehews the constitution Dr Hill's Mixture
u taken III season, Will prevent well cure the com
pahts Tor which II is reCOmmendCd in short il is lie
o9y sure ana safe remedy which has been discover
&c 9r me cure Of all private complaints The price of
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securely packed ana conc acd to any part of the city or
country when ordered, With the price enclosed. Letters
Nostpaidl directed to pr Hill will receive prompt at
tehtlon All consultations are held in private, without
fear OF exposure.
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~ VETERINARY SURGERY

( s,ssy, The undeg signed has procured stand at
SyY-N M. STOCKWELl'S Stable No. Mechanic
E><AT street, where he is ready at all times to an
calls Cf those who desire his services IN
the treatment Of the diseases incident 10 l!UIseI
and Cattle. Patients visited at the stable
All orders for the sgayi ing C Cows promptly att nded
10. BY this operation they become permanent mixers
1t is unattended with danger ans amply repays the
err with gene supply Of milk al Il when thu
article is Usually scarce
Inhrmary Il, No. Is Mechanic street
WILLARD Z. RICHARDS,
Is dawtf Veterinary Surgeon
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ID L Il l i l. S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT,

FFW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durng the prac
tec OF fifteen years DT. Hill has i'll contact With
Almost nnumerabIe cases of Debility uccasoncd ~
dreadn habit OF solitary self abuse They continue
TO warn all ycung men who not afflicted to avoid
as they value their lives, and advise all Whc arc
troubled with the habit o: its consequences where
lheF can be cured Of such trouble and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the of them
IN time 1t is no eNaereTaun to three touI tbs
~ the insane owe tier maady to this hOTrd habit
prOpctoTs of Insane Asyiums cOrroburate the state
ment and If the victim escapes INSANITY idocv vet lie
or she is entirely ufted Tor the real pleasures OF lie
either in or out OF the domestic ercle-Wh pocreatye
powers ruint ac ed with disrust ever doubtful Of
his friends, i'll fact, perfect hypOchundriac what is he
mt for but 90 be cast out and die Attend them once
ali you who are addicted to this miserable habit or if
mat be late, and you may 20 down 20 dishon0rcd
grave hardly fit 10 meet the God who gave you the now
which you have made instead Of a blessing
they were intended There exists not in the hole
world an oh ect more oathsOmc OF miserable than ne
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid Then ms vnn
wish for happiness and heaven.
DIR Hills practice is wholly the botanic prnctnp
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office 40 50 Main street OrCester, omen from s n,
TO p NJ Letters poStpad) will receive prompt uten
tUn.
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A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MlItAf ULOUS CURE. About seven years AGO, l
contracted very heavy cold, which chung ne with
dreadful tenacitY, resisting all the skill of PLY sicaus
and the power medicines. suffered constantly from
pain in the heaTt appetite; part OF the time too
weak to walk; night sNcais, which reduced n
shadow agonizing pain in every joint in my bUdy cen
stantly chilly; in word, was n poor, miserable un
happy wretch, and often prayed for DEATH EMPLOYED
SIX or eight pysic'ns, and must have taken al least
hogshcad Of nauseOus edcines Kind and nnotb
or, but to no good purpose as grew worse every dAv
FlnalN, Went 70 Dr. I'LL, who succeeded in curing ne
by his new ami delightful system Of treating disc nscs n
which the patient is not required t. take nasty mcd
cinesl waA thoroughly cured in about three monts
and am now as well and hearty buck j advise tbr
sick to got Dr Hill. who will effect speedy cnrc NJ
0ne-hh the price charged by other physciaus ami no
hlthY medicines ito be well shaken before taken ~ ~
re -, 49,, -. JOuN TRASk Providence. T. I
To DIR. HILL 50 Wpr.o 49,. IA l.
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H 7 S p + = S | A r. T. NJ F. d Y
~
nm nAnt,In IINna O on,o
UH. UAhlUS HAM u UU 5
AtSoMAIHC 4NNA&oEAT1NG SPIRIT
This Medicine has been used by the public for six years.
with increasing favor. II is recommended to cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart Barn, Collie Pains,
Wind in the stomach, Pains in the bowels,
Ica ache ,Drowsrcss, Kidney Complaints,
Low spirits, Delirium lrcmcns, Intern
perance
NOT INTOXICATE OR STUPEEY.
aggravated cases Of dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints and
speedy manner
ing spirits and the weak nervous and sicEy ia
ya and s use % aaGs saS
curse 10 humanity, the DRtiFilM fEEMrSs viii almost
cacy OF DR.. Ham S lnNtgprating Spirit
WHAT I,i' WILL DO
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One dose ": remove all Bad Spirits.
one dose will cure Heart burn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
one dose VIII ~ give you a Coed Appetite.
0 G i ."p o , ,, ss pan 81 ~ AZ spcsai
De uVsy NJ t.e Emu oisag eeaoe
receives ne lmSigoratips Spirit The distressing load and
al1 n pai oc ,eSi'lES Mi oe t rSiTHeG t dit
Collie, either in The stomach or bowels.
Bladder or rinary organs III '"' A'''''S'
complaints are assured sncedy reIiefbv dose or two
and radical cure by the use OF one or two hotties
,H,,t,,,T =, - 1r,,.I,,,,,,
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c VIZ; rom 700 Iueh over hlght ana
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al regari Mr. Eddy Of the most capable and
suecssyaI practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents.
u have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ q person competent and trust
eOrhy and capable of putting their applications in
form for Them ,arly and favorable cOnsd-
Grafton at the Patent Office