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-AYer's -Ague Cure.

FOR TEE SFEEDT cUkE or
Iutsrrniitert Fever, or Fevcr and Arue, Eeu.ti.
= Fever, Call Fessr, Dumb Agnc, Periodical iirsf
ache, q B,lies, hssdAses :.. .ss t.l.sostss
eases OF lFnatng IA hillary dcfarge-
racnt, caused oy the Malaria II
hlhsmatic COuufrfct.
We are enabled here to oflfr the ccmnsnusv .
remedy which, while u cures the above curlpri Il
with cer.killy, Is still perfectly harmless ~ sfs
quantity such a remedy Il .GsslaAtle n c1trics
where these afctng disorders rftvaif. 1lis "crffi
crrels Tho mhsfnatic posson of fovcf and AEue sro
the system, aud prevents the ccveiopneli q. tle
dsesse IL taken On ue first arrruaCh q IS rft-,u1
nory .smPtoms, Il u net only sLs beer rsfasoy.ssl
set discovered for this class 81 complaints, 1T as
ths cheapest. The large quantity supiis g.. 4
dollar tflDEs n within the foacA ci ettls lsas.
IN billions oisfriets, ~hcre ftt.r aut Asaa 81, sl.
ey.ryboay shcuid RAW a AID lss u Insiy tor ~
cure ana pTutcCtlou. A gfsat tlIcgllInl ~ .i Is
remedy any other rser discovered for iha s q
u aud certain es.ls 81 IuieImiitsnis = ilAs a.
tdus Cuinine OF mineral, couapQr.ufls n Yfnal.
o. no qasul-m cthrt injurious eneSts uhas.s Sea
spop the coustituto.. 1hQse cuIc4 by "a l~rf
healthy - Il they had never hsa tho di-eare
Fever and Agne i not alene the arQ ugno8 I'd lL.
miesnAiic poison. great vartcf, - disorders afife
froa its Irritation, eEaone which are
Neuralxa. Rh-ulnAtism. Gout. HsAaacha hin "a -.
Toothsohe. keraehe. S~isrrsat Asthma, sAl
terics. Tain - tle Eezcls .C.lie, ,l,sra-5e..
Ard DsFAngcmenl q tue stomach,
hllof ~hich whon ots7nstinr IN this c.uac a. -.
the Intermittent type, or became periodical II
"Crkr expcls the poison from tho blood and lor.
sc4usuf'y fhara ~ alike. II s an invaiuails
Elule, 60 Immigrants ant persons t-avtiing
temporarily residing ln tho mslaf4lus tistrlrfr j
taken occasienalls ~ faS while exposed ~ ii-
fcfion. that ~l be CKesvtcd fria tiic - STEM aat
cannot arrumuisfe In Sufficient quantity o. rlIln
into 1isaasa Htnre 10 h ever mere talr able r.
protection than cure. sns q uiil suaer irff
in.~fmiitens- h they avsil them.sis.- - fhe j..
tecfi.n tLl. remedy affords.
80 Prepared . ia. = a. ATFR Co
Lowell rstsar htI-.f.s
Al guf r.rnedls- en-. 6.r sal. D., D. CrsaR1nts
+. n DoSxifs, and hy hI Drrrti.n fn Tflns.
H.rte
whoirs.ie ~ Al4Ks A Co, C.nlihAAu.
tenl. ,sieom-wcow
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e. pIcAL.

-rcNACtfic
40
g2eSuzator
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ss.s S>SNevS
nij,stAtoSNAs VNsiN-
.nSA>e>,>s w>SN,cM
-savs ~A NNs "Ns
,>vA> ,~s~.N "a N>s'>v Va"
s>s a s,>MeAlA oGevNt
,.;.N sSYw\~tov oS
-. fsA-NsssN.
AuSAN H,NNo>As A>ssv>sts
~ NN\s Mest ~v>A SovSM
NS>svS N>ws, yov q \oMy
Ls,.>S. Nssw vv\wcN wSeAeA
~ uYSlc\v oS StoN0sM
6A<NSSs, N>sN>cN>, y tN~eW
- Vsovss NuoMtvt.Ss,NNA
~ I,>c v>~oVsv t>vNs,, ose q
* Hvswswtlvs oS
Sc. t1s f'eVe7',
ess4.s and 4g1e,
Lt--~ Complaint,
Dssp eIosla,
Indigestion.
fDu7s1iToe,
H-sc17sez Co7,zt1au,,ts,
~NA oN N.ssosss OS q slssA-
A..
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HOT ELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Beord Reduced 10 90 p, day.

saSce tie opening q tiiis vsst as ccnnodious
Hoso IN isSs. II has beer the sr sIe eneavor - The
rsprs,ss-s 70 make Il lse NOT sunptugus. co..
veussns srd ccnia-tshle home - as cr'-en ans
srs=sv- oe this side The lasrsie
And -sateves sAs seemed lls,ly - a1sa!nis7sr -
As cCsnsrrs 4 Il gs~-t' hey Asss susesyorse.
~itACui rvsara % CO., - rrgvise. ssi y c~nhiae
al sSs elemsnv cf lns'fsaai aos soc..I sr.sousss
v.lsA racsern sr has isrcpsed. ss1 n>s.rS i.s,.
sTTrOvcdi ssa shs psoonssv which it hss oesanaa-
- sarsas sse psss "a years i' sraaeiaS Frocf
that iaer esurs< have h~es arrrsssat-l
To meet he sxsSrocse. = the ,im~-. ~ssn al are
required - pr.ctsos ~ uo-r ~. -csnsuuy. he
aDters,Foei.
Have Reduced sh. Price OF Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ssts- .s,ss tine ss.sns soo. q he iusursc. w'sh
-Aies sA-sr s.bls b.s hilAsrss se~s ssppi.a.
-zADvEi-- sETrroys a 90.
srv Yea. s>as- .. issi Ass-
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Ate. ss Advertising IN Daily.

t,-x.i s.rrr.4-esaen1 go cots per .qe>rs each
fasariqn- =.
ssssEs<s.zy srr--yrrasnls sas.:e nh = - ~es
80 b ssrerss ~ he ysAr. vitk sAe pTivsegs =
A. IN. Il pisas.rt feariy advertisers, to~eref.
-! T. sofencf ss-ietY . t1eir regular p-s'teess
xsssTs! .ss,ss1s is o. sp~ss.g eessee oeia~e ~
b oasrss-t - afer. -
.a...e.. .,oess pal.hsl IL ths lsssi eoaHias. q
- 49, ar as.ier 81 - chsraei 10 esfa tnstINea
A., n ox~- 80 iires. Ten ecsts fe- liae -
Afve~r,s-ussu1. ssai IA ferfo .i,vstr.i Una ~
~ ir.ested lkfet mcrths. unless ot!efey elt -,
80 si..r.sion q s.As.ilng ADVERT "a, VII
-'aos.nt y ren-~si of tla sAzoe. rniF-- eihiNsss
axrcsa apcn ~ o<niraet-
1nrsss,es,s eaatiistss iar ole q every te.sEip-
a.. ~ b oksrget pS1 90 foz esee nH1s n lie D@ly
- sa,as n uae Ds snd WeeAiy, "f'oas~ =" "a
sratt.
s.harx~. vxsg oe lasds for lnzert-g - no-ees =
81 Orders. soeisfies q Asso<'saons a. fsloTt'
lor I'D nosies nc exceeding nnes 70 csrs ~
- i ln-srdon. oTsf u ztt Ln-e 81 this rstc- -. .
Anneuncics issih' p1's funeral n0nes s".Nos''
y4ioes n Fe-s.vsis, r-~uio- sni Kzrursons. zosen
y ~ individaais ss-sessti0.s. or ~ eeuFehes'
q regular prites- :.
i-sl sipsrsssssasrss Inserted Al sss sspe13e q
xro-s~~ erfnx. .na P.yrnsni nos % BE- -, se..ysl
tns. psbf.bsr - s1csunftols fof the securssy y
go stv~rrs-ra~pf- ~ ant te ssnSrnt cs.Fs~d ''s
tf~s pabtesoAn
Tie Weekly Express
eabl-hsa every w.tn--a-y. Hssi.so pr .rnar.
afssnee-
srxo paper sent -ithous the monsy. not esr.iinu-
lengsr time than PAID for
states OF Advertising In weekly,
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IRON BUILDINGS, FIFTH STR'T,
PITTssvne, PLSS.
Ths Collegiate CO1rse insia1es Ia prinelss.. ard
practice a
DOabie Entry Book kesrinc.
Adspfss 20 every department % Inland ..l Far
sign eonmeIoe, by ths aothef q Du's 5, items q
Book-kecping
Sock and Parsaersais Books.
Exeuplify.nv numerous esie- of di--n'i openins
and closing. changes In firms, &c, supplied ~ thc
suthor's ior'y years experience ia business.
The Ssftlcmenf of Single Entry PdrfncrsliD
Books.
GENERALLY 50 l,le understood that two 'Irolsssors
~ Book Seeping IN fhiscity, rectlly made clt "a
ou iness baisuee shee, containing is.e 900 efroisi
ReefifyiRg Dcrapyed Doutie Eafry Roots.
: fr.qu.ri az lishiy responsible duts. explained
In no other ueafise oH a.ccoarts.
Chaagine Single % Doa6le Entry Isagtr
Illustrated fer The isst .use N Dua's Book-kecping
The Pirate Ledgp.
For kecving Tie results Of ihe business pr, se go
oaen desir,d ey extensive f-ms) remains wholly
unknown 70 me pupils Of all other Commercial
schecls.
Business Correspondence
The volume q DaFs Manuscript Rusinssl l.etisrs
sHords he most complete course o Instruction in
use.
BHaAtSs Forms
systematically arranged and Taught IL eo-neeiI on
WITH fhe books q practice.
Corunrcial Computations.
Including numerous business operations rcr shor-
oughly taught IN other schools.
Commsrcal and OrRanttafal Pcrm4ashis
- ". IA. DaT aud &. c. Coohrzn. a1ihe-s - tAe
new editions q che Germs Of Pennanshp y ant N~s
School Csgy books.
Thc popularity OF these improsenouf-. aaa llc'r
elegant business whiting afffst Tie advantage ~
this department over Az ether OoileEes, kssi a.
Wet Tie euiargct edition g pnd Dancea's B
Gems of
BRsiRoSs dzd OrRainsaial Penmausf,s.
l. IL mos. eo1npielc SELF Instructor pa4lIshoa ss-
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engraved, With the authors iAiEaciors ~ each
cover. 80 cents per dozen.
TAe Cheapest Copy Book IN DHse.
Pr fuii particulars. send fcy our eiegaut us cir
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ss STRANGERS VII please iuquiro ou- rsYatator
| 10 the CITY. wbrfe ~ src best kaorT-
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rrnfv u.grr q nIcs~oSp EsftRosp.
s-.t,.. f..t. Trains Arrive.
a9a 49,. ...... Night Exprese. II p. p. q.
~ 4. +s-.......... u kil.- ...s.....e.fs. .. -.
AS. .. nsy kspTsss. ..s.le-o. ss.
rraAr I.trrx sLroS II. TOTS RAILROAD.
fr.,.. Lev. IrAias Arrive
fo3o A. seruirx Fxprers- lilo a. ~
"A s,sss ....Eveass ksk.oss 49,
i s-~sr, -sfv - fY<s'+-1-ri<fss
kr.xSsfi "A : tsl><tda r~t rts.s kkntsap
f,.su.1~.s~ fvsinAArsf<e
Ts.A a.. .fr-s<as 81 Aesss.. >. 49, =.
issA. a -. :. =. N-zi... :. -. > So
rra vrCzurHk ExTK~roN. zfrrH
fsalls ieAve. fralcs AFflve.
s.ss =. $500. MI ..s.ss -. .a.S.A->
cs<n>sesas m.1s pssnps,s - 81 A-> NeaAs
@ssh c.sm~<ln< ife<<.l
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AssETs
cash, BA, snes In Bank, B.sN %
Bonds and Mortgages ttelng nrst lien on
Real kstste worth as least tl soT ZOO eoe eo1 o3
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,
(market value Of securities f1s7 sTp b0 Ia sco 90
Bank Stock, tmsrket valne) 1asTb 90
United States Treasury Notes. market
value, los Sos so
Brooklyn City Water Bonds, 1880 o.
North Carolina State Bonds market ysn 1850 90
Missouri State Bopds market vsiusl, 1Sooo 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, as sos al
Interest due on 1st January 1861 fof
which e., $50 ~ has since been r-c'd, E7oa 81
Balance IN hands OF A gents and IN course
OF transmission from Agents, on lst %
January lof which sli. ESQ Il has slnO~
been received), g., ,sOe 20
Bills Rsocivabls (sor Premiums on In
land Risks. 4,sss o.
other Properly, llisoslis isneous ltstas. $500 10
Premiums due and uneollected Paii-
sles issued At onioe. $50 Is
Total. si.<a5, ,sos -
CHARLES J. SARTTS, rsusIDEs7,
AZ. wn1AARTH. v,cs puspssr
J. AlLros Smith. snczxrAzt
JOHN No6RE. Ass'T s1o's
CHAasss CHtfs, AgsnI.
40 ppESIx ROW.
nsistr nEEO HAUrs $50.
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a l3 - T r. "A q T

or g< SzFTxxy78 sHx7-A-sSUAL STATE
kkhJ of As coad(s.os Of As HOME LtSIT.
R<ftE C0APAlrE er 1s (ssg oF Tsso FIJI.
- 10 l<f dcs ~ JrssaSp. lsal-
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MEDICAL.
scrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

a CO titntionai Jssesss. q earr-iea - tAs
=. ..' @ - t-s see ,,o9-1s ,at--fei NJ. -
0io.s set. -d ssas hrsl oes Il dlssas. q .... p...
Which Il iosy ~, de.srvy me sen ~ ~,
]. farlously cagVd gyuerrfiAl disrase. lea i.sins
nithy habits TIE 6crfc sf- s.os az. abera sii -
l4s ysrcreAi lnisel11 NhatezEr . 49, orisn. Il =
ttfe-tarv q tie cor sfittill ttstflfihr "Io. ~
,,.. tsnss e ssi.aFe. asso tAe sflr sps sA grass
ssy-, twri visa the tfign ss " ths faiAers rss,
iher childrcnr
Its sScss ossuneace ~ deposition iron thr slooa
q corrupt q ucerous matter, ~hicA. ia lie lgufs
LIVER ard internal organs is termed turisere..s. -
tef tiues. - eltnrs. 4nd the surface eru.l.srs
= se.s.. Ihit tal corruption. which gcilcers ir -
l2us epass.ala.sftut tasy tave e. rs fs.-r 4.
Ntlsflltffr atltcff IN C.trr slsa.s.rs r....,,.,t
y sat numbers perish eilorisss ~ficl, .lsscs,a
a. ~ the t1iai ir toe system uflt IA ". 49,,
suuploa wllsA a. mated iLd lunaaa. f.s.is rh-...
ssse .., -.ses.y $. e "a ssso'aisss % se1,sH
hfan, and, lpqeed, q an he orssas, ar.se lf,.s
ase s-uSrsvstcd - ihc sl...e cAasc.
one g1Agicr Of al ctr people are tcrslnloc, ..f.f
.ss s....s AZ .sssasa " 80. lara.ss aiSs. ai
sne sJsies NC nasi renov~se ts tios & ~ aiiesa-
tive nsiicre. aud sigcfaie itl1 loaiitg f-.l a.
escre'se- Such nseciGne Ne aErply n
AYERS
Compound Extract of sarsaparilla
fhe meet o1octua Fsmcty whicA lhe mcdIsal akin =.
or tires can devise Tor this tttfyR Rhefc pft4all1s
an Alal malay. Il ccnbined ffhm tle mes etuse
roucdiele that have b1cn discovered Ter tlc srrf-
gauou q 'ts i0ai disorder FROM Tie bleed anf tle
rescue II ne system lrnsa. IA CesE acllse cg ..-
caelcss hsuco Il should bc esapilstl icr ti4.ttr.
of nj csiy serofuia TIT aiso tiose other .sr-
which ariee from 4. soch ~
frupuVe All kkin Disease. 81. Ariho1s fllr.
k,ss. OF krysipelas. Plnspaos. fH4stalos. iNofet-
C., blalns ard Boil, ruuorr, IcttsT aatSsi
Rbecm. Scah Head. hsrgucrn, ktet.
f2etisn. syPhihoe -ll kele.agea
Disease, nvoPss, tsspepfis.
Debily, sla. indee1. az go
Colallsllis a.lrlnglCu
Nitafcd - inrr~r
Blooo.
The pofzisr ltllef In "iupaIliy n ia tlososi 4
founded n truth for sctotGia H. aterertf.sr "a a. ft
blood. TAe particular pa1poss a. virfue &
szrsspariiia j. 70 p4fiy I'D regfutFafc ia sltai
ic, without wbicA so1nd heaiih 8 nro.l 5le iB.,a
tan nlrnf fa.Ir fGl.tIt
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Census OF Fugitive Slaves.

FROM lne cincinnati Gazette.
The enumeration of slaves who have es-
capped from their masters, taken in the census
is made from returns given by their masters.
OF course it includes all who have disappeared
in any manner, whether fugitive or stolen and
run off to the south-a business as common
in the south as horse stealing is there or in
the north. And the returns being made by
the masters, who have been cherishing this
grievance, would naturally rather enhance
than diminish the number returned as fugi-
tives. Yet from these returns it appears that
the whole number set down as fugitives for
the year 1860 is SOB, out of 3,949, 557 slaves,
being one to about 5000, or at the rate of one
tftieth of one per cent. This proportion is
less than the fluctuations of capital in many
other investments, which are classed as per-
manent and secure.
The clamor which has been kept up for
partisan effect about the escape of slaves, has
made common impression that this proper
ty was becoming so insecure as to Justify some
desperate resort on the part of the slavehold-
ers. But the census shows a decrease in the
number of escaped slaves. In 1850 1.O11
were returned as fugitives. In 1850 but sO3
Between those periods the number of slaves
increased % l-2 per cent. SO that the nroTor-
tion OF escaped or missing slaves in 1aeo ,',a
only three-hfths of that of 1870 -''0 "''
4 airing the same wear 400 slo,,os ,,,ouo
ernanclpated' These were probably most Of
Ulem ADDED to the black population of the
1ree states, as the laws of the southern states
generally prohibit emancipation. This shows
Tic laws hor the protection of slavery add
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much more to the black population in the
free states than fugitives from slavery.
Ofthese missing slaves in 1860, 500 are re"
turned from the border states, out of over
million; while 600 escaped in 1850 out of
10000, showing decrease of fugitives In the
states on the free border. In the same period
near 800 were returned as missing from the
more southern slaveholding states. That
these vicissitudes are chiefly the incidents of
property especially of footed property, and
of the relation of master and slave, and not of
any outside inducements to the negroes, is
shown by the small proportion returned as
missing from all causes, by the ratio missing
in the more southern states where escape to
the free states is almost impossible, and by
the fact that the census of the free black pop
ulatlon in the north does not indicate that
these missing slaves are added to this popu-
lation. 1t is probable that this increase by
voluntary emancipation is three times as great
as that by escapes. Yet with these added to
the natural propagation, the increase of col
ored population in 1860 was but one per cent.
The extent of the grievance which was held
to be so uncomfortable as to force people into
rebellion, may be measured by this census.
South Carolina, which was obliged by her
wrongs to take the lead in secession, return
ed % slaves as missing in 1860, out of 402-,
4O6; Georgia charges up % as the sum of her
wrongs; Texas 16; Louisiana, 46 ont of 331-,
1926; Tennessee 30: Virginia returned III;
Kentucky 119; Delaware u; Missouri 80.
From this may be seen how trivial is the
cause which is alleged as sufficient to demand
the overthrow of this government, and for
which swift witnesses in the north have ar
raigned the whole northern people as negro
stealers. II vicissitudes so triting to this
species of property demand the disruption of
the nation, how can it ever have peace so
long as property which sets up such de-
mands has any existence.
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4 nMLNISTRATOR.S SAFE OF

IN REAL, ESrATE.-By License Of the Probate Court
for the County of Worcester, shall sell at Public Auc
lion on the premises situated i'm the norlheasery part
OF Southborongh, in said county, on SATURDAY, the
sixth OF December next at 10 o'clock ne whole Of
the Real Estate owned BY John g. Grady at his decease
Sail estate consists Of one half two-story House,
two-hirds of a Barn. aud other BUILDINGS ana % acres
and lG rods OF Pasture Moving aud Tihage Land, the
Moving and Tillage being of very superior quality;
Conditions Of sale5 per cent payable on the DAY OF
SALE the balance in 80 days. - ,.,-.
SULLIVAN FAY, Administrator:
scarborough, Nov. 4, 1862. wSt ms
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Washington, D. c., 1852.

Apply to assocatesin
New York-kI0HARo c. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street.
Brooklvn, JOSEPH Nj. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellor, NO. 34g Fulton street
Pottsville, Pa, wsl. r. SMITH, Attorney and Coun-
sellor.
New Faven-SILAS A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsel T, No Streets Bull ing.
Hartford CHARLES G.. SHULrAS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No 6 HungerfOrd's Block.
BosOn-BENJAMIND DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
lor, No. AZ Court street
Lowell-CHARLES NJ WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor No. Sc Central street
Wallham-ED'WD l.. HALL Attorney and Counsel
lor Mlers Block
Worcester-STEPHEN p. TWISS, Attorney and Coun
selOr, Flagg's Block, Main street
"a diff
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A. p. w A RE &c co.
1854, 1853, and ITO Main Street
SO dawtf
A L p II T. U $ b STIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer,

Nos 1864 Main street, and No. Southbrldge street
Furniture made TO order; Repairing and Vanishing done
at hlsshop at your houses, oy experienced work
men In neat manner. on moderate terms nj.
Chairs Reseated, ENenPlOn Tables aolldt Black
W alnut Mahogany and Rosewood Chamber Sets, BOOK
Gases Desks, Counters snow Cases, Picture franes1
Wire Screen Frames, Me0deOns &C, made and SOFA ~
low prices. Pulplts ant Church Furniture mnoe 70
order; Churches and Halls seated with circular seats
Also, will keep hand Collins and Comm irmm1mss
reasonable prices. ALPHEUs $780, y: AVsll Sss.
Rp2 dtf WOIeebteFtSAsos
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ANvEEIlsEMENTs published in the DAILY for sIin
srhsaa 'or 'hree insertions and 20 cents for each
square Advertisements ordered inside ~ snv
prominent place. as also those largely displayed viii BE-
made on liberal terms 'o-' -N'
sequent Insertion rs cents ~ PCT square, each soE
rd AZ Transient Advertisements must he paid IN adj
make quarterly payments '1eis VIII oe required 10
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association and n @ q any corporation, society, or
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h The Publishers win not hold themseIyss
~ Ioa ay errors that may occur beyon the amount
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R1ston embellishments.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. IL. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent of u s. Patent Office, Washington (ander
the Act Of 1871
70 State ST., opposite KiIby ST., Boston.
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''Nr r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations on all but of which patents have grant
ed and that Is pending Such unInistakeabe proof
of great talent on his part leads recommend an
inventors apply to him to procure their patents as
thRy may be sure of having the most faithful attention
JOHN TAGGART
During eight mon his the subscriber in course Of his
large practice made on t0ice rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
:" '''' r. II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. deodly dc
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EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PURCHAs.
ERs OF CLOTHING, TO A LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK OF
SEASONABLE GARMENTS OF BE
CENT PRODUCTION, COMPRISING
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT GENER-
AL RATION.
OUR STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
IS ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE Of
FERINGS OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN TO
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPART
NENT OF OUR BUSINESS In FULL
ASSORTMENT OF ALL OF THE MOST
DESIRABLE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES
AND SIZES. boys CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, IN THE Il EST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NIsHING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTEN TON OF PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FO u
sEAsONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH.
ER MEN OR BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL.
TARY CLOTHING.
ARMENTs OF ALL EsCRIP
TIONs MADE TO OR ID Err WITH
PHOMPTNEss, AND sATIsFAorION
IN ALL CASES GUARANTEED.
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Poe UMTU OK TEL
N EEERFI ED. MASS
Heal O state.

EOR SALE-The Wooden Factory, Out
Il Buildings, and good Water Privilege for the
of the factory the wheel and machinery all and in
fine running order together with tine following described
machinery two 42nch Breakers Jacks of $50 spindes
each, Picker, Wool Buster, Stafford She'll cane
Looms, | Shearing Machine, l Brushing Machine,
Gigs Pulling Mill. Securing Mill | Flock Gutter,
Blower, and all other fixtures necessary for the man
ufactuTe DOeskins, Cassmercs, rweeds Satnets,
all in good running order. The mill is situated in the
village of Factory Point in Manchester county of Ben
nngton, and state of Vermont. onehalf mile from the
" railroad depot The said village is Ourishing Of
thousand inhabitants stores, hotel, large
tannery. three marble mills &c Also, for sale, lot
wit buildings machinery and good power suitable
for the manufacture chairs, clothes pins saving and
planning boards, any other business in the line OF
uactory located good road, threefOurtrs Of mile
from the railroad depot all Of which will be sold on
sonable terms by the subscriber.
les d6m CHAUNCY GREEN.
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TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
al hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trust
Orty and capable of putting their applications In
form to for them ary and favorable consid
grafton a the Patent ONCE"