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JONAH BROOKS.


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4 MEXICAN * FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. ED ~,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of Z. $ Patent Office. Washington
under the let Of 1887
76 State Street. opposite kilby Street,
Boston.

After Al extensive Practice Of upwards { tUy..ts
years continues Patents IN fLe United Siae
also in treat Britain France. ana oiaertp-e-ll ca,
Caveats Specifications Bonds A->-riiei;> az; a.! p
pers Drawings ior Pate;>. executed l-r4I l,I:s
and with despatch Reea l.- riav i;is Arn-rll'T
Foreign works IL determine fh' Validity ~ HiN - -
leafs or Invent iIs-alid lea oi., .a-No- --i-l,
in all matters touching thu >al-- { le> i liz ,-A>
: clmeIii> recorded 4; Washington
The Agency i It vniy lac lar-c-l L: NJ =. IA,
but through II inventors have a.varIa-r> .,r -,C
Patents, oi a,cerai.s tiie lalef-,ility cd iusvsti
unsurpassed ny !: nai iI:a:.c,l;alc,s r.!y.
~lch eau De "i~;cd t'in r.>t~ itr Ill itii Ia a.
below given prove that Iior- >.y,~>-l Al II,
Patent ONCE than th- subs, ana
best pE"vi IL Advantages an a.N. .r Nvt.I s'.4 'f-
lac has abundant i-i.s ac.1 ,,. i.-s.p la
other Office u The kiii lar i.r.,,>i,'
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subscriber during twenty YEAR f,a-I la :n.
accumulate rast collection >i,cci,,;i, ,iis.4
,i-cI>l'c.> relative I" patients
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chanical wvIh>, aid in accounts patients -r-i,,.
Unire,: States and Elroi.r render him : = l.,.
question. superior iscIiiiie> Tor ,1asi ar,s,-
All necessity OF a journey !. Wa-il,nci IL l. ,.r,a
inventors
TrsIIsoAIAIs-
.Ire.ard Mr. Eddy A. olr Z The most capable A..
successful practitioners witis in 'a.- laa ,,.ci4
intercour>e-' CHARLES MASON.
"Ihave nolesiiaiiyrli2 ->sli.- Inventors ia1 :is,,
cannoi enipior person norr n.I,iil az Trl>; ar1,lA
la i"r them eaIlH and iat.'-al Il
al the Patent ogsce--' EENCND BrRaE
lai|- i,a,sli .si>>'-ivT ,., Patents.
Mr. R. II Ediy has re thirteen a,.,,isa1i>
al hut "-l- 81 which patents have l'v, -lei ,5
talent and ability his par leads IA. t. r.-.r tr: M
Inventors L. apply 20 him /, ir,cv then l-i,I>.
they inay 'e sure vi Ia Ing the faithful ar-rr,
bestowed on Their oaevs alc Al ErfE -'lai- cha-
During ei-,, months the sul<cr-- IN .r;r - ~,
large practice. made 'n twice Rejected Applications
teen Appeals esrry ci ~i, ivsird a.. lis ID
VOL by the Commissioner ~ isa-vl.i>.
Boston. Dec =. ISL -sISs
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This cer.jt;es that we. the undersigned. have
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not nesi in saying that we can wash the amount
~ clothes in one half the time, with one half the
iabor, one half the wear and tear of clothes, and
equally as well as by hand; and would also say
to those whose motto is to save time and labor,
that these machines are worthy of their patron.
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EH- BY the Of these Pills the periodic attackSof
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Ken AT the commencement OF attack immediate relief
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They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may he taken II all times with perfect safety without
making any change ot diet and the absence
agreeable taste renders il easy admins them 10
children.
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SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
Children CRY for
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They relieve cough instantly,
They clear the throat,
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am safe in saying that You will ever afterwards con-
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M can't Il. ". Lairdto his Company IN tile
feld near Huriso"'s Landing, Iir-
,,ui1. JUN 27H, 1862.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-04

r,m is being built on the MeFSes' l0' ''.' w.
1' n,+o. savs:-'Of one thing we think we
'ss' snesk with certainty, and that is, that IN
"a: "a, rossels built on the Mersey the South Will
l,.o an advantage over the Un'onlsts N
A ,,o rtb Of bulls, equipment aud invu!nera5ll-
~. l. etstelbv " estern paper that Govern
:, Norton, CT INDIANA has ordered that forty
nsr cent Of the 9 takers Of that State be asses
se] fer enrolment, an' those drafted are to SO
~ nav two hundred dollars.
! eorrcspon lent Of the Boston Traveller on
board the steamer Algeciras, on the coast OF
Snsip, says that Engineer Whitaker, OF lren-
IN has invented some simple appliance for the
obstruction Of iron plated ships. 1t had been
.vamned BY Captain Pickering and the Chief
rnrirear, who considered it ofsuch Importance
that the inventor was immediately detached
. :rom e ship AMI sent home to communicate
big invention to the Navy Department.
The Governor Of n. Y, has issued q general
order authorizing the recruiting Of nine months
men until the order for drafting is issued, to
. be formed into companies only 70 I'LL up old
regiments.
The exchanged prisoners from the Old Cap
. ;to) in WASHINGTON, left Washington for Rich
mond, yesterday.
pJ, Kauen, has been arrested for endeav-
orng to take q:Inine, opium, g., to Rich.
nonl. About $50 worth ofqninine was foun1
. IN his possession. He was sent 10 the Old
. Capitol
. The Washington AMI Georgetown Railroad
vas opened yesterday from the Navy YARD TO
the Capitol
. The London Times, speaking Of the harvest
Of 1852 says the results are unexpectedly ia
yorabe.
. fashionable Ia lies now in Paris, carry small
. canes, with iewelel heads, when they prone
made the public thoroug htares.
. There are at present no fewer than tour
French men-of-war in New York harbor--a
. part Of Napoleon NJ ,xican squadron.
1t said that great 1ea' Of the precious
metal fn1s its way to Canada. The banks
there are Obliged to re laan their bills in specie
The State of New York has raised twenty
th2N@n three years volunteers over her quo
Gun}er the first call for three hundred thou
/ sanl men.
CO. ". B. Raaslcf, for several years past
the minister of Denmark to the Z. S., LETT
Washington yesterday for his own country
whence he will start for China, having been
Commissioned by his governn INT TO neyotlate a
treaty of COMMERCE with the Celestial Empire
Ihe abuse ct leaves Of absence an fur(oughs
$50 be remedied as is meditated in recently is
@ea ORDER by Gen. Banks. They are to be
granted only on the most pressing necessity tor
"lEty days, AMI not extended
1Clnr A Stant- D. NihIn OF The
, 1862-04-24

w A N T E D - Residence Lot
" wanted. Cash Will be paid for IS to 50 fe t in
Z good neIghbcshood and convenient to the Street
G@aIa @ q sie ~ SCUM si5e north Of Ktngod Place es
ECnpton and 1oFe4t cash price, WM. C. REYNOLDS
1l2 Dearborn street. Post OHce Boz 6i6f. ar1 p575
, 1862-04-24

New YORK, April 223.-Tle steamship
Persia, from Liverpool 18th, via Queenstown
18th, has arrived.
The Schooner VI G. Alexander, Of ssyan-
nah, at Palermo, was boarded, By an armed
boats crew from the United States corvette
1no, and her master a1d Crew we're taken
prisoners on board the 1no, but subsequently
Esre released under representations from the
officer Of thepo
3he subject Of fertilization and recent i'm
poItaot experiments with 3D0-pounder Arm
S,sgng guns had been further debated in
fefuanent Ministers, in the House
o1 Lo.ns, deprecated hAsty action
ana tt ntgasd inst experiments sho 8st that ther
i9e a9staS TO depart fror, the syetem
battery. It was predicted ths: traastrang noas,ng
you'd soon produce GOO ponudera r. s.a4hs A. ~
6ame damage at 200 yards W,i,,' ~ ~ ~ snS "a
Founders have done at 200 yards Tha ~ 49, ~
Of soneEset admitted that the Admir.1ta eT luxe
nov prepared to proceed al once Vim y,sn. mas
Coles c1pa1o and other plans. ~NPs
The House Of Commons de9,atgd 7t.,,..
Affairs: Palmcrston believed that sooner .4aa -.
Later the unity Of Italy will be compIetea hs ns
me possession Of Rome. ~
The difficulties. Of the Mexican oues.;o,
31aam some Ettention+ It was rumored A.
fa11s thAt WalewsId will make 0 special ynsss
k'on to England on the subject. 'e'> '''A7
, 1862-04-24
Tho Bernhard ment Of EfI1osE---SloU
"oFk---t'0m. Foote'S Wound,

II 19u A4E St. LQul5 OeI10EsaL. EtQ,
Our latest ady5ces from Commodore Foote's
who !et' tlsere At that time informs us
tbat GLOW bonbardmcnt vas still pro-
grcss!1s, the Fcri exchanging occasional
shots with the mortars and gunboats.
Dcserters say tLat our i3-ineh khvu have
given the rehels considerable annoyance,
and compelled them to remove their CAMPS
back ou. Of range. They say also that por-
ton Of Gen. Prices army on their route tlro'
Memphis to Corintl Ttre detailed to CONT. up
tc Fort Pillow Gen. Pope has gone to Gen.
Halleck with about 2o, go men, leaving with
Commodore Footc, tho 43d Indiana. Col, Nc
let. also at TiWo1gillc the 9Th Iudllns aud
o1ar Of the Michigan regiments. The3i:a In
diane is detailed 1t New Madrid. Our Inform
ant t:iSnSs the operations at Fort Pillow Will
be slow :er some time, though the enemy
viii NJ. 1t permitted to 90 to sleep.
iCo:-esl'ondeuce Of the sarne, dat cd 18iii
NeEerc Obliged 10 close our last letter
while spirited Interchange of shell was TAX
inE place between our Inortar boats and the
rebel g'nhoats. They hare too many trans
ports ard gunhoats, lying Ut o dock just below
their land batteries, and it was iu the vicinity
OF these that our 2:}o-pouod iron pills wcrc
thrown IAe gus they served in return
must have bad calibre Only little less than
our mortars, for their reports we're very lit
tie less like thunder. We think the facts 60
~ tu0H lAAS lhe SGIGlS have not Only NOR
guns than We have, but such as are equally as
effective. These they made use Of this alter
noon, threw as far and with as much precision
as VIC can with the best gun in the fleet; ard
the gunboats Cincinnati and St. Louis, which
were ing near our mortars, aud had discoT-
cred themselves by the smoke from their
chin'nrys, were not slow in acknowledging
their dlnger bF shifting position which was
being dangerously heset By shot and sk4l'
This afternoon eight more mortars were
dropped down along the Arkansas side, making
fourtes II in all now there to contribute their
services when the general assault is made. Ynu
will understand that all the shooting thus far
hes been over a gore of woods half milo in
width, and the foliage being very dense no sight
OF the rchcls is obtained by the men firing the
.mort::.s- The outlines of the LluT, howe7er,
are plainly yi=ible, and the accidental and bold
reconnaissance made By our four guuboats on
tue daT Of our arrival here, taught us the
Tterca} outs Of their batteries and the dock
at ~hlc. their steamers lie.
Three or four Of our gunhoat surgeons, who
examined the Flag -OMcer's foot this morning,
pronounce it in 4 very critical condition, and
the danger it now threatens may render :;
necessary for the Commodore to be relieved
of his command.
, 1862-04-24
REFUGEES FROM NORFOLK.
What they Say of tho Situation of
ThthgE--Thc MerrIu1ac In Dock
New GunboRtS Being Made Ready.

FoRTREss MONROE, April ga small boat
arrived to-day from Norfolk, containing sew
era1 refugees. They report the Merrimac at
Gosport Navy Yard. having iron shields placed
over port holes She was expected out agaia
in few days. She was aground on the last
day out, as generally supposed. Nothing. is
doubtless incorrect. Captain Buchanan is
thought to be alive, but WIS wounded by i
rife Shot in the thigh.
The steamers jamestown and Beaufort went
up the James River on Friday, and returned
70 Yorktown Oh Sunday, 10 obtain coal.
They took in tow number Of schooaers
loaded with iron to be rolled into plates at
thu Tfedegar works.
Four gEntoats have been launched at Nor
folk, aid four more are constructing, some Of
tht III to be plated.
AS previously reported, an engagement be-
tween Bnrnside's troops aud Georgia 7es1-
ment took place on Saturday. The Cnioa
tn ops numbered 500; the rebels were the |
Georgia regiment, Col. Wright. The light
rebels lest Is killed and IS wounded, and it is
said they run on being attacked They were
poorly equipped, and lacked arms aud ammu-
milton.
He'ugets who visited Richmond LAST week,
state that ths IT, are few troops there or at Nor
folk, They have mostly gone to Yorktown.
Il is said that j., 600 passed through Rich
mond In one day, for Yorktown.
One Of the refugees was sailor on the
steamer Fingal. He left Savanna March 1st :;
reports great consteraation there. The Fin
gal and other vessels in the harbor were ready
to be burned or sunk- The troops in the Vi
cinity Of Savannah Tere dying In large num-
bers. The city might hare been easily taken
at the time Of the first landing at Port Royal.
, 1862-04-24

GQn PER MONTH.-Wanted
WcO Agents at ealarY Of from thirty to atty dol
lara per month with m and other
eIpenSes. Fer particulars address, with st4mp a.
HARVEY, 2pr1uR Rfeld, Ill ap1 PISS st
, 1862-04-24
Gtr Gtihtttte.


ContrAbauds for Rebel Service.
The Petersburg tya.) Express sa5r ttat requi-
Prince George and Surrey cocnties tor one half Of
the ncEroet between the ages Of 16snd 50 ycars,
to repair 20 Williamsburg. where The rebel Gener-
e M1aE1uaess EeteVes are posted. to work the
town In the reaE.
The above. in the Washington dispatches,
is commended to the notice Of such patri-
OTIS ~ as ere stricken with horror whenever it
IS proposed that VIC make use Of the negroes
IN whatever canacity they may be scryicablc.
The Chicago Sanitary Commission.
The Chaplain Of the 11th Iowa regiment,
writing from on board the steamer John ].
Roe, e7i route down the Tennessee river with
$50 wounded soldiers from the Pittshurg bat
tic field, SAYS:
The heart Eickers at the Remembrance Of
the horrible scenes of Sabbath and Monday.
comparatively comfortable on this large boat,
still there is q vast amount Of suffering. Six
have died since leaving the Landing, and many
more win die soon. We have not half help
enough either as surgeons or nurses, aud yerF
few comforts and hospital stores, II il had
not netu fo- the prescnce Of an agent Of the
SANITARY Commission OF Chicago, with such
things as were 1t hand, we should have been
destitute of some articles absolutely necessa-
r.
Additional supplies Of some articles were
procured at Paduc2h, but Of twenty-ninc vol
unteer surgeons and r1u!ttudes Of nurses
found there, only one Ut each could be indue-
ed to come on board AL were bent on going
to Pitlsaurg Lauding, AID this after they we're
assured by thc surgeon in charge that no
wounded would be found there on their a7ri-
F3al- Possibly curiosity influenced them more
t1:;n lCrlanitr
, 1862-04-24
Gen. H01Icces.s Congratulations to tile
Army of tho Tennessee.

AEAitRt AH4kH= LEFT. OF Tile .MIaSISSIprI.
i'I77s1 u c, Tenn. April IL, 1862.
l. Tic Major General commanding this De-
{""i1a' II, thai Ks Big. General Grant and Ma
"r G-t:vral Buell., and the officers and n1cn Of
their .1sHective commands, for the bravery
am t.:jura,sti, with which they sustained the
:'n@:a. II .s'ss Of the enc:1y OH .hc 9Th. and
t"r The heroic a1annrr in which, on tnr 7.h
i''sF TRY dc:ea:c4 AID routed The entire reb.l
Miny. ItE s"'tle:s Of the Great West have
H';c.' f":' laurs IS To tiose Which they had a.
sc4G! ION Oh Enulerltis fields.
u. NAilc corgra;ulating the troops on
thriT SioTl"1s Successes, the conl,uanding
Genera! desires to impress upon all, Officers
as well Is men, the necessity Of greater disei-
1,linc aud order. These arc essential to tue
success as to the health Of the army, aud.
without them, we cannot long expect to be
victorious; but with them, we car march for
"a, ward 70 new feds Of honor and glory, till
out, and peace restored to our country.
III. Major Generals Grlnt and Buell. will
retain the immediate command of their re-
srcctlvc armies In the field.
By command OF Major General ualleck.
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