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or taste and judgement which allowed him to ad-
mre erticIes he was not ashamed to cofess he
could not afford to buy. at is, indeed elegant !"
said he changing his position to examine silver
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After an extensive practice or upwards Of twenty
years. continues to Patents In the uulted States;
also, In Great Britain, France and other foreign
tries Caveats Specifications, bonds, Assignments and
all Papers drawings fer Patents executed liberal
terms and with Dispatch Researches made into Ameri
and Foreign works, to determine the validity utl-
" o. Patents Q! lnyenons-and legal ether advice
rendered In all matters touching the Copies Of
the claims OF any Patent furnished by remitting One
Dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
Tine Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents, of asceTaining the patentabty Of inventions
unsurpassed by If not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any
which be offered them elsewhere. IN. Testimoni.
ais below given prove that none Is MORE SUCCESS
FOL AT THE PATENT GFFICE than the subscriber,
and his SUCCESS Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN-
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
aeandant reason to believe and prove that at no
other Office of the bind the charges for professional
moderate. The immense practice OF the sub
serber during the twenty past has enabled him to
a vast collection Of specifications and OF
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and
chanical works and full accounts patents granted IN
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity OF Journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
inventors.
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Late Commissioner Of Patents.
'Mr. K. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appll-
cations all but which patents have been grant
ed and that is pending Such unhlsakeabie proof
great talent his part leads me to recommend all
Inventors TO amply TO him to procure their patents
hay may be sure having the most faithful attention
JOHN TAGGART
During eight MS the subscriber, In eourse Of his
large practice made tWes rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which decided
in his favor by the Commissioner OF Patents.
R.H EDDY.
Inn Al
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Some entire New styles in Lace sleeves
One Thousand Dozen Ladies', Gents ard Bows Plain
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Also Novelties in Fine Embroidered Handkerchief and
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few season tickets may be procured at The book
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~ 4 NEW HOUSE, with two acres
., Of land Tor sale in the westerly part Of Paxton
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posite the Foundry of Earl ~ Jones.
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A MEXICAN &FOREIGN 2 YfNTS
r., III, ED by

SOLlCITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent OF a. .. Patent Office Washington, (aEde1
The dcf OF 1911
as state st. opposite KIIby Sc, HosG0n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

II regard MI Euuy one OF the most capablf an1
suceessfui practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trust
UOrtH, and pablo Of putting their applications In
form for them taTly and favorable eonsd
grafton at the Patent ONCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-17

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ homework. Good references given. Apply at No .
Bart ST. d3t+ 'f dIe
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Good for Patron and PrOpri-
GeDr.

The WayneSburg Messenger, an
old and experienced paper, IN giving
rs notice, prollerS a ,:ttle good adj
vice, for which we arc Very thankful.
and hope it may be equally beneficial
90 our patrons
..Thp Monitor has reached this
Office. and been placed on our ex-
change list. From the appearance
OF the paper and the tone ct IT'S edI-
torialS. we auyur the success OF tEr
enterprise. Oar ynnng friends have
our hs st wishes, ant a wore! OF cnun-
sci: You must depend on yoW'setteS
in this and in all newspaper under
takinss. anil nat on 'ontsi,!ers. Oth-
ers may help ynn to a paying list OF
subscribers, hut Won must re y ch'cFy
on your personal efforts in the way
ofnbtaining patronage. Effort, hard
and laboriouS effort, is the condition
of your success. Be diligent, press
the claims of your paper in season
ana ont OF season, and collect your
earnings promptly, and ynn will
win. Otherwise YOU may expect
to fail sooner or later. No charge
for the advice, gentlemen; but see
that YOU act uYon it.
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men are denounced as 'disIoyal.
, Why? Because they are in sympathy
with the South? No. Because they are
oppospd to the war? No. Because
they would have the war conducted
with less vigor? NJ. Their great com
plant is that it has been waSrd with
| iurfficiency. Because they are the
friends of slavery? No. They womb
hail its removal, in any wise and eq
nitahle way, as a boon Of nnutterahIe
value to the country. Wherein, then,
lies their 'disInyaI'y? Why they
are not ready to sanction all The meas
ares which the Administrator has
for carrying on the war. They dis
tincuish between any existing Ad-
ministratinn and the Government.
The Constitution is with them par
amount to the Legislature, the Judi
ciary, and the Executive. 1t was, IN
their view. made for all times and
seasons. It has carried us though
two wars. 1t will carry ns through
third. To admit that it may he
set aside by any Of tine authorities
confvsselly suhnrlinate to it, and de-
irving their existence from it, Is tn
prucIiam to the world the dissolution
Of the Union. For the Uuion rests
solely upon the Constitution; and to-
set aside the Constitution Is to re-
solve the Union into its.primitlve ell
ements.
"Such is the reasoning of the
class of persons We have IN view
many Of whom have cheerfnIIy gwen
their money, their sons, and their
whole influence to the support of the
war. They are charged with disloy-
atty, nevertheless, because among
other things, they do not approve
OF the emancipation procI" nation.
I we are right in our definition OF
loyalty, their estimate Oft that already
celebrated State paper has nothing
to do with the question. They may
he as loyal 70 the Constitution, az
lnval to the Union, as loyal to the
Government as the President himself,
without sanctnning this or any other
s"ecifc measure Of the Ad'AlnlStra-
ton. To make the approval OF every
Step an Administering may choose
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Presidents Proclamation con
corning tho Senate - NC
s,EeiIan'S Testimony.

WASHINGTON, March 2.--The Pre-
siArnt issued a proclamation calling
An extraordinary session Of tn" SIN
ate on the 4th of March to receive
and act on snch con;nnnicatinnS As
he may make, mainly on civil and
military nominations.
The Mcclellan testimony before
the War Committee, commenced on
Saturday, relative principally to the
battle ut Williamsburg, which he
stated was fought against his judy
ment. He asked permission to sub
NIT his statement Of the whole sub
ipct in writing, but the committee
declined to receive it, as they wished
replies to direct questions on specific
points. His examination continues
today.
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Good News from Gen. Grant.

WASHINGTON, March 2 "A dis
patch from Gen. Grant has given
nuch encouragement to the Presi-
dent and Secretary of War.
They express the utmost conf
dence in favorable results at Vlcks-
hury.
Gen. Grant asks only four or five
days good weather to complete his
arrangements, which are such as
military authorities here are con-
WINGED will result in the capture OF
Vicksburg, and also of the rebel
army concentrated there.
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VERY LATEST
Fight NJ ESradyYiEles Tenn,

CINCINNATI, March "a special
dispatch to the Commercial, dated
MurIreesbnro, March ID, says:
An expedition comprising 1900
crvalry and infantry left Mur!rces-
horo yesterday, and encountered the
enemy near Brahyyille.
The enemy was driven from the
town, with a loss of s killed, 80
wounded and 80 captured.
They also captured 800 Jew sol
diprS, with their acc"utreInents, a
lot OF official orders, baggage, &c.
The enemy were portion OF Nor
sans division.
Our loss was only half as great as
that of the enemy.
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Commissioners for the New State Elcc-
t;on-ThurStiay, March 90, 1868.

DISTRICT No. AT Jones Precinct: Joshua
Hutchinson. Alphcus Holland, Joseph Gruhh, jr.
Conductor Samuel Harden. At Osborne 5; EpII-
rain Thomas MrBcc, Rein II. Brown; Con-
Guctor John W. Phillips.
DISTRICT No AT Court House: y. LAY
mon /, f. Prize. james Domain : Conductor, HAIR
yes SragerS. At Guscman :: y. {. Nandcrvcrt,
AS. Hall, Samuel ThbS Conductor. X. Fife.
DisrRlcr 10. At Ross: Jacob Miller Jas
Hart, Jacob Newman: Cnnductcr, Joseph Hart
man At LOTUS: George Conn Eth" Ridge
wa, John n Baker; Conductor, G. = Ley.
DISTRICT 80 AT Cassvie: james Way,
john Lcmler. Draper Cole: C"nd"ctor, Yah
Raver At CuShm.n 5: james Laze!l. K. ~
Courtney, Josiah Ross: Conductor, CIV Sample.
DISTRICT No. j.-At Iamcl Point: Henry Pot
ter Thomas B. Fetiy. James Brewer: Conductor,
John ". Hess AT Arne,lsviIe: JAS Arnet.
Daniel Glasscock: Isaac Cordray; Conductor C.
W Miller.
DISTRICT No G.-At Moorcsvillc: r. B. Ten
AM; John Case, Noses Sine: Conductor Abra'
ham Tenant At Tenants: John Wildman,
George W Smith, John Eddy Conductor, Ivy
Tenant.
DISTRICT No IA, Warren: jas. G. White,
John Anderson John Wise: Conductor. MirhacI
White. At DarrahS George Price, Jonathan
Shuman, Joseph Shrivcr; Conductor. Frederick
GUmp. \. ia MOND'
T. PRICE.
Superintendent of the Polls for the County.
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An Enormous Fleet at .Ho-
hike

MOBILE, Feb. 27.-The correspon-
dent OF the Memphis Appeal, from
Vicksbnrg. the 231, writes that An
enormous fleet appeared there this
morning. Everything looks as Il
the enemy were about ready to com
mence an attack.
Persons acquainted with the conn-
try bordering on Yazoo Pass and
Cnldwater river say if the enemy
succeeds in getting their gnnhoats
into CnIdwatpr they will never get
out. An army of 1000 could hold
them at bav and destroy an invading
force of 100, 900.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-07
,Es,n Kentucky Scare.

CINCINNATI. Feb PA speclai to
the Times from Lexington, says the
excitement has subsidized.
The Richmond scare was almost
withou. foundation.
The fight of "Wednesday was more
successful than reported. Some 200
prisoners were taken.
Gen. Carter left yesterday with
considerable force for some point uI-
known.
The rebel force beyond NIountSter-
ling is said to be scattered aud on
retreat.
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white
Loyalty.

The word loyalty, says Dean Trench
in his excellent little treatise on the
Study of Words, " being derived
from the French loi, expresses prop
erly that fidelity which one owes ac-
cor,ling to law, and does not necesSn-
rily include that attachment to the
royal person which happily we in
England have been able further to
throw into the word.
In England this attachment to the
roval person had become an integral
element ot"inyalty'' in the true Sense
of the term, because that attachment
is not solely personal in its nature,
as must be the case in unlimited mon
arches, where it exists at all, hut is
a sentiment cherished towards the
reisning sovereign, apart from his
personal qualities, as the legal IN
cum bent of the executive office, with
it's prerogatives and responsibilities
defined by the constitution OF the
realm. The poet Cowper truly ex-
pressed the sentiment and the ground
of English loyalty when he wrote,
we. too, are friends to loyalty. We love
The King who loves the law, ASPECTS its bounds
And reigus content rithin them
An intelligent correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, a neutral print,
has recently discussed this topic with
equal discrimination and caudor. We
cite from his communication to that
journal the following extracts:
ssIn theory, all parties would con
sent to accept Trench's definition.
But not so in practice. Every da!
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LATEST NEWS!
Ks,5vnsiGc 10 Succeed Hunter
and Mcclellan 10 be Court
Nsae,eiascd.

NEw YORK, Feb 2S.-A Herald $
special says runners We're rite there
Yesterday that Hunter is to pc retired
from command Of the department OF
the South. Burnside's name is spn-
ken Of in connection with the sncceS-
sion. 1t is also said certain parties
are preparing charges against Me-
Clellan with view Ia Court Martial.
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DefenSes ofCharleStOn.

F'oRTREss MONROE, Feb. lS-The
British trigate Petrol arrived in Ham
pton Roads last night from Charles
ton. The officers report that the reb-
els have strong net work across the
channel to the entrance Of Charleston,
and is filled with torpedoes designed
to blow up any federal vessel that may
attempt to enter.
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The zndianola Captured by
the Rebels.

New YORK, March 2.-Thc follow
ing dispatch has been received:
U. S. MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON,
February q,
via MEMPHIS. March |, 1868.
To Hon. Gideon jVellcs, Sec. Of Navy:
SIR:-I regret to inform YOU that
the Iuhianola has also fallen into the
hands OF the enemy.
The rams Webb and Qneen of the
West attacked her % miles from
here, anil rammed her until she sur
rendered. all Of which can he traced
to a Noncompliance with my in
structinnS.
do not know the perpetrators.
[Sigued D. D PORTER,
Commanding.
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Great Battle Reported ut
ViCESburS.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 2.-The
Petersburg Express Of last Saturday
saws that severe battle has been
fought at Vickshnrg with heavy loss
on both sides without any Decided
success.
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ROsecrans AdvanCiIl g.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY POTOMAC,
March 3.-The latest advicps from
the Snnth state that Gen. Rnsecrans
had advanced as far as Middlchurg,
half way between Murireesboro and
Shelbyyilic.
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Reported Evacuation OF
E5eESl,s,r1.

CAIRO, March 3r,I The Memphis
Bulletin Of Saturday says:
We have report, confidently be-
Iipyrd in well informed circles mellow
that the rebels are evacuatlng Nicks-
hnrg.