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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

pBGooD NEEs FROM MIssouRI.-ws
learn that dispatches were received yester-
day at General Rosecraus headquarters,
announcing that Price had been compelled
10 retreat from Springfield before the adl.
vance of the Federal forces and that the
American flag is now floating over the
city. Price LEFT everything, It isssaid and
took 70 his heels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

GmcAGU, Feb. ID Il special ,lispatol,
to the EceNHg LourMul, from Fort Henry,
18th, says the expedition under Col. Riy.
gen returned to Fort Henry to-day. from
up the Tennessed river, having captured
$4,000 worth OF cUntraband goods Mt
Paris, Tenn. They also Ionnd The tents
and camp equipAge of the troops that left
Fort Henry.
Lhc troops have moved from here, and
viii probably attack Fort Donelson to-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

n3-O. o RAN RoAD.-Hou. II. ]. Jew-
EFT, Receiver of the Central Ohio Railroad,
has issued notice that in obedience to a
late order OF the Circuit Court, for the
Southern District of Ohio, he will pay on
presentation at his office in GAINESVILLE, the
coupons of the tirst mortgage bonds of this
company, maturing May LIST, 1858, aud
August LIST, 1865, in current funds, or in
exchange on New York, payable in current
funds as the holders thereof may require.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

TA''PRIz.''-A '.seceshp was broug6t
down last night from Rowlsburg and con .
fined in the Atheneum. The fellow seem,
TO have just sense enough to be seces-
st0ntst, and no more. He is charged, We
think, with being a suspicious person.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

T B8THEATRE.-Mauager Henderson, of
PittSbprg was here 90 Thursday complet-
Ing his arrangements to open Washington
Hall on Monday evening with first class
theatrical company.
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40
ON RECEIPT OF ANY or THE FOLLOWING
" sums. In Cash or Post.Oaice Stamps, the sils.
SIber VIII send BY return OF mall or otherVyiSe ss
Sod Fen OF Pens, ssleetiag tS same de
SV'utHg 20 ueseEIF1etOIl, viz:
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES,
For e sontH the Magic Pen; for IS cents the Luck
oF ~ cents, thB Always Ready Pen; for Ibcsnf
tue Elegant Pen; and for 81, tho ExceisiUr Pen.
THE SAME PENS IN SfLVER.PLATRD RxTRS
SION CASES, WITH PENCiIls.
Por 90 cents the Magic Pen; for rs cent? I'm, T,rI
Zen IT q, the AlNIys Ready Pen; for $I25, the
teni and t0r$l so the ExeelsInr Pen fheSS
~ 1 2ell'nnlshe g1od.WFitinE Gold Pens With I'D
95min points The aNetae slsry o6e 81 which
Will far esi.lNlt gr94. u tie best Steel Pens
Points 81 e R ESSsS and th'
bsINS IT. I9 n9@ ~ neNte size oRtg No
ESo;4 the a1nallest anil No. 10 the IaFfest
S a SsF S9i q, Pen for The sk Long anl me
Nos. = >, u and are made only OF hrst quality,
GOLD PINS. WITHOUT CASES.
70! g cent?, Mol Pea, LIST quality, or No
Ror 81 q Nc. 2 Ten, lst quality, or No. Pen. "a
9ga,lty, OF = No Pen, al qualify.
kor ~ p, . No Pen, In quality, or n No, PEE
I'd quality. OF No. s Pen, al IltRtifv, = ~
For Sl5Q, No. Zen, LIST iality OF. a M & pa,
"a quality, or = No. o Pen, I'd quality. : -. 80
a, For $ll5 No6 Pen list quality, OF No. Psu,
Tor S2::S, a No. 0 Pen. LIST quality.
THE SADIE GOLD PINS, WITH SILVER ES'rBN.
sl0N CAsAs, WITH PENCILS.
=, E0E ShSo aNo 1sPsn, IL. quality, or Sc. 3 Pen.
Pgr sl.T6, No.2 Zen, Lat IuaIity. ORR No a p.,
a quality, oE = No. I Zen, "a Tuality : ~
F9r e, . No. Pea, 1st quality, or 4 No 4 pen o.
qnahty, or > Ro.b Peu, Sd qualify. - -
kof . 40. Pea 1st quality. or a No g p,,,
"a quality, oE = No. Pen, 81 quality - W.
o,,s IT NOS Pen, 1si quality, q No. Pen "a
! Ror $50. SO. Q Pen, LIST quality.
GOLD PlsSss ALL RIRsT QUALIFY, IN SILVER
MOUNTED Dlsk.HOLDRRs - - -
RoF s. SO, Pen, Tor 81 o, a no. Pen Tor 50 -
/ = NO, 9 PEN for so, = No. : PEN.
tor -, = so. Pen, for 81 40. o PEN a MI "a, a
/ = No. 10 Zen. s.,' '-s''' W p
Ehe lst 9ualltT are pointed With the VsFy i,,st
ArdosEaln pptnts, elrpfu11Y elected and none X ~
4uallty are sold With The test bfsE
SKIN and the closest scrutiny can eteet
The I'd quality are superior 70 any Pens mn AZ
I py Nun Previous 70 the year 1850
TIE I'D quality he fhttiiSis Ghail son,J
to Durability, Eastteity mi (JS5I ~
~ g1ly true nsideFati6ns) any Gold Pens made
IN regard 70 the cheap Gold Pens he eF.S Ieaye 10
say that pteytous to operating us New ana P5tsTt
90 AaehlneFy, be could net have made ~ CIo Tit
1ng end Durable Peas for Tho Price had lie 49,
tlEntshed GTataIt0usly 80 A3 - -"
1aF!te1 oFdering HluH @ an fnttanees Spseifs a,
~ 1907. gad s2salitgs u ne Pa o. fI;i AID
- Re sale by an dllers In the Hue throuebou,
ne country. Addfoa
rs A. MORTON,
,ssr 30. = Maiden Lane Nei5YeFl-s
Anypne sanding Ginglo letter Tost FtStjS JSilIT.
eetHe q Circular with &c 6tifle "A MIN ~ ~
Y above sl1fs ard stYies, ISIi5asi ,FlS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

R0-NRARLy all Of the members of the
Legislature leit town yesterday to join
their loved and respected constituents As
far as we can learn, (and in the Language
ofOne ofthe leading members, We say it
with the utmost respect 10 alll we have
heard of no hotels or boarding houses that
have lost anything. 1t is but simple JUS
tice to say that the bills were alp aid.
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GENTLEMRN's L1sr.

Anderson Alexander Hlrrts Daniel
Arm FSlix 3 lIugey David c
Armstrong Jal Holman Charles
Arnold JAekSOn lIArkthOCu Charles
Anderson ISaAec HRWkeFs D +
Baker, Clark & Co Hawks Capt BIZ
Bltsel Andrew Johnston Wash II
Rrady Alfred Jams Capt VIM n
BamE1Fd Charles Junkins Vim
DuSlnsll Daniel Jackson Robert
BrOWno Edward JOHNSON James :
bennett Thomas John John
DOnsail Lieut. ThOmas Juer John 2
BoWors B T 1aeksOn John D
BROOKE Il l. James i
hail PhillIpV Ksarnoy John
Bsntield Joseph Kilkenny James
BeaS0u J o Leisure Adam
Banker Jos II Jr LsisaFe IA
BethAm John Levy l.
Briggs Isaac Lindsay Vim
Beck John X LaEuEe VIM
Burns James II Lecture Adam
Cox VIM u Little joseph
Conef VIM Miller George
Clark WAdSWOrth Marion Nm
Conner Wt1 MtskSls VIM
Coslelman WhlC9 MAXWELL Wa
CARNEY Samuel Neneby ThOs
CU!an .Rol,ert Il SiRlOtt ReEiu2
Cook ~ Il Mason J A
Carol james Mporohead Jas
OluneyJ Neyl0non james
Carol James Martin Henry
Chapman DR. Henry Miller Franklin
COnley George MARKS Edward
CFRmeT GeO MyeF1 David u
Coomse Frederick Aonlton CaptOH
CaTron Ephralm Merriek Charles "
Chom CliAFles Moore John w 1St LIept
Uonkl@3om W m AAtclkltot "A - Z
Delaney VIM Q NcLnsky Phillip
barrow VI Metre Richard S
Davis Joshual Mccormick WmH
L DOUner Norton Isaac A
Daily John = Neptune Amos
DicEeTsOn James L Oliver Charles
DuFrett "a Penusl W LIZ
| DuWney Geo u Powers SlnlB0n
Donald b Pat Grson Robert
DunnInE Rev : o PaFkinaon George
L DuFbin W b RatcllhRm
i Eskey samuel Rolnsy VIM
Evans james RpbInSoniWm
/ EVAns Joseph SlatsrHm
/ Rdlin John Simpson " "
/ EsddY HAFrtsOnT SlnileY W A
EbOTallF Stanley Lieut. VII
Rbb6rt Francis SWapR
lsekles A J soldan PcWl
Eerrang solomon smith John K
IFollRuishea @ L Synnr James
Il Posfer joseph SteEeTt John
Formally Joseph stont Cha4
FrAEieF John o 6hopherd
j FaEHn Charles Thompson ] d.
tOi0SnV0od FE Taylor Herman
Gilbert Col Sant A 1Aylor Robert IL
63oSlenR Stethen A ThnrFiolt Samuel
GElaspio LaWTence NerLaittIon Johnh
Green John Mhi!a1as geo
4 Greer George Williams 0eo
Carved DelANare Whitman Nm 9
II (3o6d ChaFiSs WinOsburE VIM
6O0ding Benjamin y Mal6ef Nh
!. HN1ltifon VIM WOlShkAn9 Manuel
1 Henderson 8 81 W6fyinEtoR y VIZ :
HaEer Robert Mhtte James
i -Hu1flST Wolf jackson
Hall MELVILLE NtlsonJohn
I'M Martin q Mopds augh
! HaFyey Jauie5 World George
lHSnk b Hater Matthew
Huxley lee YosS1l9
| Hartley George ztnn John
a.Sisi A.w. cAlERBEELSP 2. \
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I. n. GoLnsaoRouaH,
Flag Officer Commanding North
Atlantic Blockadinu Snna,jror

4AtI0lIIO DIUChauIug oquNuFOn.
To lion GInEoH WELLs, Sec. ofNaYy.
inc general ordefb rs follows:
"Your efforts Of yesterday and the day
before, against the enemy, were alike
our glorious flag uphOlds. l thank you
for them, and congratulate you upon The
results achieved. No commander-in-chieI
could have been more CALAMITY sustaincd.
or could have desired moro gratifying
display Of GOODNESS, skill and discipline.
We have yet more work Of the kind 10 nc.
complislI, and will soon deliver another
blow to crush the hydra of rebeliion.-
From what have already witnessed, am
sure that ron will do we'll.
CSigned] l.. N. GnLDLBoRoUcH.
US. Flag Steamer Philadelphiu,
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list or LETTERS

DREAMING IN THE wHEELING posi- or.
IL FlOE, on the 18th dayof February, 1862
A0-Publlshed by authority OF Act of Coprr... IN
NE R4 ,l having the LARGEST CIRCULATION In
the District where printed. -
AS-PeTSons calling for letters in the L1sr win
plealC say they are ADYGRFIsED
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ouxgERIANp, Feb. IL.
Gen. Iahder made a sudden dash ON The
rebels at BloomeEy last night, breaking
and rSntipg them completely, The rebels
lost ls kliisd, andal6 Commissioned officers
and 8 priyates captured Gen. Lander
led ths assaes IN person NJ The head Of the
ktrst Virginia Cayalry, and only lost two
men q horses,
There twill bsopeBsd 10 Hancock i'm
ediatel Oar wires an. working through
to WaihiPgtou finely.
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Grand Arrivals
oLoAKst oLoAKs, cLoAKs,

49, 1N+AAAss' CA1OA4&S9
addition to my regular stock I am now enabled
\ 70 ouer 70 my customers magnificent a19oTf.
ient OF RRENClI & I3NGLIsIE5 BEAVER CIISriJ
CLOAkHs Euptrbly adOFued with rrotcIlet urIiE-
ments and especially fnlenlcI; for HOLIDAY GIFTS
Amone these will be found snina very hnbIsoinS
Nnn stills aud no lady should puruhaaa a Cloak
without hrst examining my styles and prices.
FURSi FURSi FGRsf
My stock Of Rurs cOsists Of Ifuds,tI nav Rslis
Mink, Fitch, Siberian Squirrel French sable ets,
IN CePes, Cloaka, fictprink4 Cufa aud Mus MI AZ
prices to suit tue ume6. -
SuAWLs at reduced mr. csE
EtlkS, French Mcrtno1, DelaIues, Ottoman YeIouTs,
other nne Dress Goods In great variety At aston
hHndelme aarTtment OF EMBRoIpRRIRs. S,,it-
able Tor ChrlstmRB Presents, cheap m eeSG
AZ ALEX. IIEsYAi.A Nls.
aec4 l3I Mainst., Wheeling. Va.
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Rom 81 V,IaShington

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA sperial mps.
ngef arrived this mornipg bringing the
following Dispatches
". 3. Flag STEGSJEi, PifftADELPHiA.
lRFz hoAA0EE IstAHp, Feb. o, 1852.
Roanoke Island q outs, It's military au-
tqoates stuck TO as yesterday. Their
means of defence were truly formidable and
they were used with . LIBERALIZATION
worthy Of aibetter cause They consisted
OF two elaborately contracted works.
mounting together 90 heavy S6ns. three Of
them being 100 FOUNDER flfies, iour 9th.
e., batteries mounting together 20 guns
a large proportion of them being also OF,
large celtbre aud some OF them riflSd.-
sigat steamers mounting 2 guns each and
each hgFt3g riaed gun, with the diameter
Of thirty two FOUNDER, prolonged Oh.
stIuctiou Of Bunken' vessels and piles TO.
thWart our adyRnee, and Altogether 4 BODY
OF men Numbering scarcely less-than 5000.
Of whom 5000 are now our prisoners.
The Sighting commenced on the morn
ing OF the Ith inst about II o'clock, aud
was continued until dark. The following
morning rs WIS resumed at an carly houfs
aud It lasted until we'll in the afternoon,
when by bold charge of our army the
rebel fag was made to succumb and our
own was hOtsted everywhere ON the Island
IN its place. No attack could have been
more completely executed, and it WAS car
rted out precisely in acceptance with the
arrangements make before the expedition
LEFT Cape Hatterns Inlet. A detailed ac-
count Otthe operations of the naval branch
OF the expedition will be forwarded to the
Department hereafter,
sRblnie llsEsETft III a copy ia gen
~ order to be re.ld 90 the quarter deol55
of each vessel belonging to that branch Of
the expedition. am very respectfully
your obedfent servant,
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MUsIcl MUsTci

MUsIcl MUsICi
usT RECEIVED the following Music:
BliSs Forever Past
L1ved Thee-BallRd
PiurfbuB unum
Loving Daughters Heart,
Pelfcidnd,
Adele Polka,
Absent from Thee-BatIaa
IN oiI'g; T.lTUling TO Thee,
Anna Llhle,
S %I5 t Ro. Waters III Wander with Thee.
Midnight scllOttilh,
Lorenn, fets
iSybll, 81
Camp Life,
Cradle Song, de-.
NJ the Variety st6rs0f
D. NIOOLE & BRO,
yS"SA I09 Main Street
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DErRoTT, Mich, Feb. 14.-AlI the banks
q this city PusPended specie pa mcpts TO,
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30. = 1IaIden Lana Nss1,Y er,-ss
anyone 9a1dlng singio lSitor ro5t ltGllD JilIre.
. etrellAf with &c ltlfle IL lie
Move slsis ana ssyi'a, lsll291nalt
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DSe How TaREE BmDarrpaT woxRS
"CONE IT. OVER ruK sIcEsa OF WIrr1
SG.-The Bridgeport correspondent of the
ST, Cl"irsStlle Ggzttte tells tue following
story:
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- OeI1ataeIl.
Gen ander Ro1ts the Rebels,
OuIUTRI1Np, Feb.

zen received the follo4fug dis.
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]. Q. Rowan,
Commander, U. s. n
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
Ry TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
AO'CLOCK p. M

Nrw YORK, Nov. 4. dispatch from Head
tiers, 10 the Herald, dated Wheatland eve
ti; ,r, of the %. contains the following;
u'j Zen. Mcclellan reconnoitered the enemy
~, ,he front this afternoon. Gen. Pleasan-
~. l'' 5 cavalry supported by brigade OF Double
ty" r.s drove the rebels from their position con-
-. ..,,n, the ground with considerable spirit
Tie TIs rebels, East Of tho Blue Ridge, design
treating through the Gap near Upperville.
.Isrkson and L)ngstreat are just beyond
sr;cker's Gap with { large force. Clnnonading
is now gcIng on.
The troops are in excellent condition and ca
ser Ter battle.
= i general engagement is expected tomorrow,
the third inst.
THE people of Snickerville state that Stuart,
utb 5000 cavalry, passed through the Gap on
thursday, and has not yet returned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

Ros7os. Nov A, P. M. TIE election is
rrogressing spiritedly. Devens, opposition,
lFaods Andrew a few hundred in this city.
In Lowell, Gov. Andrew has large majority.
Tho returns from few towns have been re-
eejyed but nothing from which the result could
be estimated.
In HULL, Andrew had IS votes, Devens y,
Republican loss of 4 from last year.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
VcFsah Osss Central and Su2Gg~
VAN Railroads.



Leave Montpelier d 48 II 81 A. and 10 50 IN
nj ALL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point 81 A. NJ. st.
wi Adams at ego A. NJ, Burlington 7,l5 A. M, con
Meeting at White River Juncti with,rans for frum
Northern Railroad for Boston Lowell Worcester &C.,
and connecting at Bellows Falls with cheshire Il. R..
q Rost ION and with Vermont Valley R. R for Spring
field, New Haven and New York. arriving in New York
at III, l5P. d.
ExrREss TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point at o5 A. for
Burlington and Nothied. Connecting at Burlington
with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NiGHT EXPRESS TEAM leaves Ogdensburg at 1900 M,
ing at Boston at $40 H., connecting ut Bellows Falls
with Cheshire r. K. 70. Boston aud Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. Il. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 20 P. NJ.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier at OF A. M. 735 N. and so ?.
MAIL TRAIN leaves boston at 73O M, via. Lowell
Lawrence Fchbnrg. Leaves Springfield at TBS A
Bellows Falls at 1925 P NJ. connecting at White River
Junci o with Northern r. R. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsc q. K. Tor and from st. Johnsbury and Ltlcton
arriving at Burlington at Gas p and ST. Adams at T.
80 p NJ, OgdensburgI $50 and Montreal at 10 30
p.
AcconaoDA rIoN Train leaves NorhfelG at 720 A. M,
md Bufi gOn at 925 M, for Rouses Point and Mon
treal. ... .
N,aHr ExpREss Train lee YES Bellows Falls at Is
ceIvng passengers from Vermont Valley r. X. leaving
New York at 800 A. NJ. and from Cheshire X. X.
leaving Boston nj 30 =. II. connecting at
Whue River junction with train leaving Boston at
90 r, M via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave Whiio
River Junction at 1853 P. NJ, arriving at Burlington
at 500 A. M. ROuses Point al 720 A. NJ, Montreal al
1000 NJ aud OgdepsbuIgh al 1910 NJ, conneet ng
with Grand Irunk trains for Detroit, Chicago AMI the
West.
sleeping cars re attached to both the night okpres
trains uh1iin between Rouse's Pointa and Boston.
Through Tickets Chicago aud the West for sale o.
the principal stations ,,r., :,
St Albans Vi ] me %. 1862.
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insert artificial teeth Cold Silver Palina and Rub
per. In all cases furnish temporary sets free of cost
ana advise all persons who have ad their extract
% tn have temporary it keeps he under Jaw in
better Ehape Sever have come under nv notice
since residence in this place where the under alp has
became seriously nyured by going without temporary
set.
5 still my offer of $25 set for "roten or de.
caTng sets of teeth the rubber plate Thus have
been unable to find an imperfect set.
The following letter will speak for self it is from
Rev. j. s. lee, formerly resident Of this PLACE.
CANTON, Y, June q, 1862.
DR. CoMGGYs Dear sir,-I feel impelled to write you
the result OF your dentistry in my wish rec
ommehd your work, especially your ru6er ,rork have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber.
teeth III my mouth rubber plate, and ho it
SINCE with it every meal, and plate
just good when The fitting is admiral anu
have experienced inconvenience whatever in wearing
it. Arrays recommend 10 my friends IN eference 10
gold p(atna. My experience Is certainly, decdedy in
favor Of the rubber. hope my many friends in Vermont
will avail themselves OF services, know of
Dentist in whose bands should prefer to my tn
interest rather than you give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. YCurs truly,
S. LEE.
Ether cr ChlorOfHrm given in extract ting a
number of teeth If required.
81 Rear in mind hat only charge Sevc nty-fve
cents cavity. for gold filing use the best gold
and warrant the Filings, as do my plate work. When
convenient from dis will please give
O few days notice, hen they intend coming to me for
work.
g. Office Langdon's Flour Sore, Montpelier, Vt.
oct6D&w JOHN NJ. COWBOYS.
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GOO OOO MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS TO
OUOaOOO SELL LLOYL, NLM STEEL PLATE

GOO OOO MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS TO
OIjU,OJU. SELL LLOYD, NEW STEEL Plate
COUNTY COLORED NAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADAS AND NEW RRUNSWICK
Fiomrccent sur eys complged supust TO- 1862; cost
SGOCa0 to engraye it and one years time
Su,ericr to any SO map ever made by Colton or Mitch
are "Ned OH this map. is not only County Map,
COUNTY AND RAIJRoAD MAP
oflle United STATES and CanadAs combine in one, giving
EFhhl f'lLNoA' STATION
Guarantee any woman nv man "a r. a. mr. dow ona
will take back all maps that cannc, be sold and refund
'S money
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.rvr CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A UF
| FERER-Published as o warning, and for the ne
,1 fit of Young Men, and those who suffer with Ner
nns debility Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c.
Nv onc who has cured himself by simple after be-
w mt to great expense and Inconvenience through the
IF worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Sinre copies may be had of the author c. AMB ERT,
Esq.,, Grecnpoint, Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
a3Sm2 G5eenpoint, Long Island, N. Y.
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C,REY's CATHARTIc tANDIEs.-lndi gestion, Stomach
nd Liver Compalnts.-These medicines will cure the
most confirmed of dyspepsia, aid disorders Of the
stomach and liver They have restored more suffering
d,spepcs to actual ard permanent health ttan all the
ohsr ephe neral "specitics" united. They have stood
thg test of fifty years experience They increase the
appetite invigorate the stomach and purify the liver
bowel plants they equally efcaeious, and for
lick and nervous headaches they stand unrivalled. Sold
by all Druggists, at % cts. per box ITO
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American Il Foreign Pa tents
r. II. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
(sate Agent OF u 5 Patent Office, WashingtoR un,isr
the Act of 1897,
76 state street, opposite KiIby ST., BoStou
A FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of twepu
"A years, continues Patents ia the United St,s
-aso Great Britain France and other fnreipn coun
tries Caveats. SPECIFICATIONS Assignments and ali Pa
pefs or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal tern.
and with despatch Researches made into American ~
torelgn WORKS. to'deermne the validity or utility of Pm
tents or inventions, legal or other
All "atters tonchlng The Copies Of the claims il
any Faeht Unfinished by remlitting One Dollar Assign
ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the LARGEST in New EnelarJ
but through it inventors have yes for securn
PATENTS, OF 1scefta!ning the paentabi!ty Of invention
dhsGfpassetbVi If not UNNECESSARILY any viii
cin ue ci'sLe them eIseWhere The testimonials heio
gwen prnYe that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL ATlu
"a hH @ than the subscriber and SUCCESS
- III Il BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND abb,
llY he would add hat he has abundant reason IT, bejsy
ana can PROVE that at other office of kind are tn
charges Tor professional services moderate. The I'M,
hense practice of the subscriber during twenty wears
past has enabled him accumulate a vast collection ~
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
hese besides his extensive library Of legal and mechan
lca works aud u accounts Of patents granted in the
United states and Europe render him able, beyond ques
uon TO oHer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there are here save
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy one of the r7Ost capabs aud ,un
sssyat practitioners with whom have had Official inter
CHAS. MASON, !" Commissioner of Patents,
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot EMPLOY person more competent and trustworthy
and more capable of putting their applications in form
10 secure for them carly and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMOND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
" Mr. X. II, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appi
cations, II but of which patents have been grant
ed, a nd that one is now pending. Such unmistakable
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads me to
recommend ali inventors to Apply him procure THEN
patents they may be sure Of having the fahhfu
attention bestowed their cases. and ut verv
charges. JOHN FAGGARVn
During eight months, the sabscihel in course Of his
large practice, made, twice rejected applications
SiATEEN APP EALS, EVERY ONE of which was de
cided in his favor. BY The Commissioner Of Patents
X. II. EDDY.
Boston. Dee. ., 1861 3OlfyI