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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-10

= REMARKABLE PARTY OF GRAyDMo7u-
ERs.-We find the following in the Du-
buque Iowa) Times of the oath ult.:
"On Wednesday last there were as
sembled at the house of gentleman in
this city ten gran1mothers and three great
.grandmothers. The eldest lady present
was cighty.threc years of age, and the
youngest sixty-three. The party was in
honor of the seventy-thirl birthday OF
the lady who gave it. The gathering was
a very interesting one. The ladies were
all in enjoyment of excellent health, tho
with some of them the eyesight was dim
and the sense OF hearing marrcd; bat, as
one of them remarked, there was not one
present who could not do more hard WORK
in day than any OF her daughters or
g.and-daughre-s. They all retain vivid
remembrance Of the last war with Eng.
land. Some Of them had brothers killed
in that struggle, and evory one still cher
ishes the feeling of hatred towards Great
Britain which was so universal in the
Unitod States in the early days OF the
government. All Of them were loyal too;
and southern traitors and northern cop
perheads received blessings during the con-
versations of these old ladies, which "will
hang them If they ever get their just de-
serts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-10

O~ One Sunday afternoon Sunday.
school teacher observed two boys playing
marbles by the roadside. He stopped
and told them how wicked it was, and sue
ceoded in persuading the worst one to ac-
company him to school. The lad was de-
cidedly a fast youth of eight years. In
the class among other things, the teacher
told him that " G od made this beautiful
world, anl all that is in it; We must
thank him for all the good things We en-
joy he gives US our food ami our clothes.
" poss he giya me my clothes, too -
broke in the lad
ct Yes he gives US everything"
:" Now there's where you've got your
eye shut up; for my nanny made these
trowsers oct OF dads old ones"
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" Bat it is when you pick up the lit
tie violet or the daisy it is when yoa.
pick up the tiny insect and see how God
has embroidered its wings, and find that
ne has bestowed upoa the brightest worlds.
God has set the example Of being faithful
in that which is least; and the tiniest
atom of life that vibrates into existence
only for an hour, fnls itself conside red
and provided for with all the care and ex-
hibition of Gods love and wisdom which
are shown in the great host of worlds that
ligd; up the broad canopy Of the heay.
en-. ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-10

DnAgr.Ga.-Tne Scripture is opposed
to drafting young men jus. married.
when man hath taken new wife he
shall not go to war, neither shall he be
charged with any nav business but he
shall be free at home one year, and cheer
up the wife which be has taken. "--Deut.
Oath chap. 9th verse.
II law to that effect was passed what
a land of weddings wo should have, and
how tAe old maids would rejoice.
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Tho Convention assembled at > o'clock
Ths cri. - pInI '''''I:ea J'' .'oS' ~
- 3''.3 80 -
it'9 H'u.'o u 'iie P'o''o o4satae oi Tue
hail 6elore proceeding 70 business.
The Committee on Credentials report
lei.
/ Nhnlc number of towns renresentcl Dos
Whole u,nber of delegates nresen, 1874
.nco1,.3
-.
We omit the list OF delegates save
these of this countv.-El
- 49,.
0rIand-J9hn \ Buck Oliver Sargent
II lovers James V'hh' joseph pnrf ;,
b9eksportmJ ,hn y Swazey' William II
/ tItsoufJ'o . H'hSs' Aiaasn Emerson
sylvester Snowman j 'hh " oHefmah' EoeN
9t4nl@; Jazz ; 91"pN'' -,
b!9ehll-Aiexandsr luton, Il, u.
/ 10 - VI N'4f!and' H!hckiey' Ira
/ Ltham.
SHrFy-SanHel Merrill mares Joy. ;,
Cranberry is!e-u!Iotrt HadioeN' II
Bonnet ,r.u
tas'ine-r y look ot1s ilAteA' " !!!afd
peveTclnx' \ JARVIS.
lremont-lienry II CIark, y L Luh''
Horace Dursin.
E..swoFth-Joscph l Grant. Ferry
fHSah Haze i&'l ID C'i1cr, y pr'hAwa's,
poil;fn. i \ K S,xrcr 1885, -
Ot.,-A VI BhI.!en.
Plantation W 33-R A Heath.
Mount Desert-B L Atherton, John 5
N9ycs, q W HormeIl:
Sedgw'ck-pAn'el NJ Means Joshua Wat
son, -" " 1arfsh'i n n;a,
p.as v,rnrn .y'' NI'J,oN' Ian T. .,rb
FranL,in-.I,hn West' ! " Fostsr. Thorn.
as II West.
EIcn-D P Marcycs, W f Lane, II
Lyman.
Der lsle-tran&l'n 'Ioss9n, Henry a
S'yc'' 9'Wgc' e.hi'h; iie%e1ian r E4,Ai", ,,;
VIM, Hon'a' " ,'ign' H. c'n" n"rv "''' -'0''
UInc"ct-.I,nH. II Ritter. Samuel \
Mcfarland. Ebbr.im Crabtree.
Amhcrst-f b Foster, r IL Silshy.
Sallivan-Cyrus Emery, Amos b Simpson
Johh ID fFeoie' ,,.,,
-. "oH!d'noroTb a, NJ sargent zen" ino'i"s ii'1''
"A ii.sAe',, ,';i Nv W,F > .rni i,,,'i
n"'g." nr"ot',;lio"'l,in - VS. ar II Griod,e
G. Y Mills. f. p Parker
Deiham-J ohn L Pearl, Daniel S Billing
ton,
Col. Elliot from the committee on per-
maucnt organization reported as follows:
For President, Hon. James I. McCobb
of Portllud.
For Vice Presidents,
VortJ y Fetch los Uobson. Jr
Cumberland-Isaac Lincoln, ,Saml Baker.
Oxford--I. b. Bradley, G. +. Beal.
Franklin-N, b. Saunders, J. y. Butter
field.
Androscorcin-L. Strickland. J. Prince
Kenne5ec- Lorenzo Clay. j. Nyc.
somerset-Jos. Barrett, A. w. Moore.
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MADAME PORTER'S CURATIVE

MADAME PORTER'S CURATIVE
BALSAM has long tested the truth that
there are first principles in Medicine as
there is in Science, and this Medicine is
compounded on principles suited to the
manifold nature Of man. The cure of
Colds is in keeping open the pores, and
creating gentle internal warmth, and
this is caused by the use of this Medi.
cine. Its remedial qualities are based on
its power to assist the healthy and Wig
orous circulation of blood through the
lungs. it enlivens the muscles, and assists
the skin to perform its duties Of regula-
ting the heat of the system, and in gent
Iy throwing off the waste substance from
the surface of the body. 1t is not
violent remedy, but emollient, warming.
searching and effective. See advertise.
mcnt.
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.SWORTH, ME-. FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1863

leaders, till this accurscd rebellion was
crushed. { Applause.)
He was in Portland two years ago,
when John W., Dana was trying to get
the Douglas Committee to desert the
country and demand the withdrawal of
the Union army from Virginia. On
that occasion they introduceda a Mr.. Jack
son of Mississippi, to get his opinion of
how New England would be treated if
JEFF Davis should be so successful as to
present his bogus constitution at Wash
ington. Moses Mcdonald examined this
secessionist as he would witness in court
aud Jackson gave it as his opinion that in
that case probably New England would
not be received at all. { Sneers and sem
sation)--When they arrived at this point
the speaker said that he having sat
through two hours of this disgraeeiul
scene, was Immediately upon the floor,
and told them that JEFF Davis was the
thief of pirates, and thencefosth he would
labor with all his power to give him all who
supported him in Maine, hanged. uIoud
applause.) He had gone son in that
course ever since, and he calculated to
take this same ground hencvS rth to the
end of this contest
Mr.. Jewett then gave way for toe re-
port of the committee to count votes tor
a candidate for Governor.
The following was the result OF the
first hallnt for a Gnhernatnrial candidate:
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Hon. b. W. Norris of Skowhegan said
he was authorized to withdraw the name
of Gov. Coburn, whereupon Gov. Coburn
was most loudly cheered, He further
proposed to nominate Han. Samuel Coay
by acclamation.
After some little discussion, it was
concluded to proceed to y second ballot,
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one year, payment In advance, 81 so at the
expiration OF the year, $500. No paper dis
continued until all arrearagts are paid. These
terms will be strictly adhered to.
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which resulted as follows
Whole number Of ballots,
Necessary to u choice.
Hon. Samue! Cony had
Hon. Joseph Ii. Williams,
II - ~ l,,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
SEIERiEES SALE

~ virtue of decree of Foreclos and Or
der of Sale of the Marshall Court of Common
Pleas, made at its June Term IL :, and to
ne directed 10y the Clerk of said Court. in favor
OF Geo re Null and against Elizabeth Holm, ia
cob Holm, William ohm, Peter Holm, Nicholas
Holm, Daniel Holm. Margaret Holm, Philip Holm
! will expose to sale at public auction, to the
highest lawful bidder, as the law directs
Saturday, the lth day OF July, 1864,
between Ii e hou.s OF 10 o'clock m and o'clock
u m, NJ the Court House .io0r in the town of
Plymouth, Indiana, the following described Real
Estate situate in the County Of Marshall. State of
Indiana to-wit: the west half of the south east
quarter Of section number thirty tive ny town
ship thirty tour ('l tin OF range four east. con
tainiro eight acres more or less. Ii the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven wears
are not sold enough To satisfy said order Of sale,
! will then and there, &C he above specified time
and place. OFF, IN the manner above described all
the right title and interest of the defendants the
abo, c described laid.
II NJ LOGAN.
Sheriff Marshall CoLutv
June llth 1863, Printer fee 50 nst3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tina: have this day ia
ken out letters Of Administration on the estate of
John H. Worries, late of Marshall County, Ind.
ana, deceased. Said estate il supposed to be
solvent. Abraham Worries. Administrator,
Plymouth Indiana, Arril lsJh 1855 ui:;j
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
NOTICE.

Whereas, my wife, Elizabeth Fulmer mas lief,
nv bed and board nulawfully. all persons what
sosver are hereey cautioned against harboring
or trusting her onmy account, after this date "a
hall hereafter pay no debts of her contract
inso OLIVER FULMER.
flysaou i1s!s-a, lGae t,S, iees
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
DISSOLUTION

The co-par'nershlp herct fore existing between
J. ". Da and W " Caikins. under the firm
name of Dale and Cslkns, terminates th,s day
Nv mstual consent, said Dale having purchased
The entire stock. he business WILDE conducted
- before. by VI Dale, who is autf orized 10 use
the name OF the said late firm in liquidation.
Plymouth, Indiana. May 30th 1863,
J. NJ. Dale,
W. W. CAIkrHS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
NOTICE o. INSOLVENCY.

At the June term ofthe Court Of Common Pleas
% Marshall County ndiana. he estate of David
vinnedee deceased was declared pr baby insol-
vent crsiitnrs therefore notified that the same
Will be settled accordingly June lth lsC3
y II OGLESBEE.l
A VINNEDGE3 Adm'r.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
Plymouth Ind, June 18th, lS67

AN ORDINANCE to amend section third Of
IAN Ordinance to prevent swine from running at
large within the Corporate town of Plymouth, In
DIANA"
BE- it Ordained by the Board Of Trustees OF the
Corporate town of Plymouth, Indiana, that SO
much of section third Ut "an Ordinance to prevent
swine from RAINING at large within the Corporate
Town of Plymouth, Indiana reads "the same
shall be sold by the Marshal" be stricken out and
the following substituted: The Marshal shall tn
ter complaint before some Justice of the Peace
or other Court hay z jurisdiction, in the name of
said town against the owner Of each swine, If
known, il not, against said property a the prop
cyty OF persons unknown, for the penalty III
this ordnance prescribed, and the costs OF lmpound
ing and keeping said swine. and on The rendition
o. judgment in favor of said tow, he shall pro-
coed 10 sell the game"
J.B. N. king Err, pres't.
ID. McD0SALD, Clerk
pmou,h, Indiana, June 18th, 1863 nc9t3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
Sheriff Marshall COUNTY
June llth 1863, Printer fee 81 nitJ
ADMINISTRATORS NnTICE

Notice is hereby given that have :his day Ia
ken out letters OF administration on the estate OF
Philemon Smiley. late Of MIR hail County Ind j..
deceased. Sad estate issuppoSed to he solvent.
P.W Shirley, Ahui nistrator.
April lS63-nIrt3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
ADMINS RArOR,G NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that | have this day Ia
ken out letters OF Administration on the Estate of
Franklin Cart, late Of Marshall County indiana,
deceased. Said estate il supposed to be solvent
March lSth ls63 Moses Berkevplc Admir-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18

We do not announce tia names of candi
oates unless they are accompanied by "n'
dollar, or an assurance OF iayment by some
respousibie party.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
tofore existing between Iohn l.. Weller and John
Gartner under the firm name of j. l.. Weller and
company was tAs day dissolved by mutual consent
The debts of the firm are assumed by the remain
ing partner John l.. Weller.
John l.. Weller
April oh 1863 John GARNER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
+ T. II MO( RAT
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ASNCtECRN LTs.

EDsToR DEaecRAr:-PictSc announce the name
OF MARTIN II. RICE rs a candidate for the neuiiia
tor of Clerk of Marshall County, subject TO the
decision o. .he Democratic County Convention
be held at Plymouth, or SATURDAY., the 9th day
of June, 1863. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Ep;roR Dz&ccR.T:-Plcasc announce the name
of joHS c. CUsRNAs as a candidate for tic nOini-
nation OF Clerk OF Marshall County, subject o the
decision OF The Democrats County Convention to
be held q. Ply mouth on Saturday, June 9th 1853.
N,NY DEMOcr
EDITOR DzM:-rlease snn0unce the lame of
(Essr vi kL,SGxs as candidate for the Office of
County Surveyor, subject 10 the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention.
MANY DsN lcRATlc FGIESDs.
EpIros DExocRA You will please announce
The name Of FLiAs JACnBY, candidate for the
ofico Of Land Appraiser OF Marshall County. sub
iect to the action the DEMocRArTc CoUSTr Coz
vLsr.oS TO be held at Plymouth, June 27lh 1863
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18

we are r,qiested t. announce that tie
So!dier's AID Festival has been indefinitely
p s!poned.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
i3GD "BRIlD Is TIE STirf NJ LIFE
TWIN LAKES
FLO ~ RING MILL.
Six miles South West of Plymouth Indiana

THIS Mil Will be prepared to DO custom work
bv about the middle OF lay 1868. Full safisGac-
zion = guaranteed to AL who may favo" me with
,heir pltrana Q. WILLIAM ZEuNER
Nav lith 1863 nl5m3s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
EGGLESF0N L BROTHER.
II TIE
"a NC UIon 80 GorSs


dave iast received aa0tEer finr assortment e
- ..ot4 No.;,4- r t.a..t -...,..-..,. .bL
.tt
'''-i' ''o i''''
'.'.-'-s =. oii'cs a. Tic Auction Store Cot :
s..i.'l Frnf~ IL The Auctid. :. arc Ter OILY
.,.-s - y.i-,
% ~ !" ems
~ '.--"r iaeii 81 r'tiniacr NiidHis isooi -
- :. ..ae Nn Oh store
i.'e- fs.' "a" t"c'e's Hlo~e ior - es1hs'
y ti.-t a'~.f 'n' ~ u Hoop oAIr's att.t .EiCcs
= -.
49, '''''' 'e.'.' F." o. =
..o.. ,,c...l.--.
oH ~ pro- 'tioa
''-'''' .'s'ii %. ''f'2sal. An'-
'- - ."e I'm "a = '..g'tl' " ~lsi.eii Count
-I.-."i''
s.-Il1F st
u '.-'.le- - l'e '~sitrn. AMI Trustees ot
i'' V '"'ii A"tcaiter Oe
.'''.3 A.. -" "''' .ts' % persons 3r'rS lie own
- 81 - 49, 80 ""f zen owner - owner.
go 49, .'' - =. N''.'i 'l~''t, " Sii'er or per
IL. i"' sam 80 'e' " frii tn IN, yellow River
".,..' -''' ''i'''s ' Sllu Town 81 ~ u-
o.t-'i' AZ "''. we is' daN o. JNae rad
( TIE i7tH ~ - 'c-'itF ~ each Year; AHA any
itf.'h - az. .f9' 'st"hs "t Ih.s section
+"' - - - N4'leh.caiior, ali
- ID 'H ''' "I' II I'm ole i4or more t.ian
tea uoi - i0f e'ch utf cI1t s"ch saw logs or
'-t s'iti ~ a'u ''D''h = $40 river IS tiOrc-
s4.d'
'aCTicN ~:
! Re r. in'th'r Detained that any C.sGn Who
s..t teieaiier u'r'" 81 rsuse a oc thrown any
j'ai il'iHt', or ti, fatf thereof, into yellow
River, or beiI'@ ne ""net tAerec ~hili ieeve tho
'me III all place where tlle II Oi SAID RIVER viii
81 - float the same, sli, b. deemed guilty oil
m''iehiea"or3 '"4 npoh conviction, De iined III
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, / SIS:
~ TIE CIRCUIT COUR'

Notice is hereby given that Norman 5. Wood
ward has filed his complaint against Elizabeth
Cab5ell, PRAYING decree for the conveyance OF
land; ard it appearing by affidavit that the def"n-
iaIt IS non resident of the State of Indiana,
~. is hereby notified that said complaint will
hc heard by sid Court al IFS next term, 10 begin
at the Court House IN Plymouth in said county
Oh the 4nI Monday in August next; and unless
She appear. thereto it vii be heard nd deter
mined in her absence.
Attest: II. L. PERSHINC Clerk.
REEVE CaPRoN Plf's Atty's
pfv,uNn,b hi Iuyf ISL, ISG3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
Ready Pay.

Purchasers will - wrl TO look at HI, = Eek be
fore buv.rg, As ne KNOWS II Nil b. f0r their
Interest," 80 - IL. Il. vii. also cll 1.tvu;ion %
is ,IocI; OF al Co Dress Goods. Challics,
Dcla.aes. Black silks SGnnet ,lllSs. Black
Sat.ns, Ve5eing5. Bonaet Ribbons. Cloths.
Musus, rh,al-, etc, winch Tor quality and prices
VII. Goa, pare ayor.Jly wirh that " ans other es
adjustment Ia P.mo0th VIII take in exchange
lof COOS GOOD butter, eggs, beeswd1, rags, fax
etc,
Remember the place: one door south ofPcr
-ains-' Drug Store, Immediately opposite the
i'o-. Office A. j.. REEVES.
Piymoath Ind, April On 1853. nlJtf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18

On thr lctt d. Of Jnae. 1869. by the sr5scri.
be-. lt Ia re,ii.rcc fre miles SOUTHWEST of
Plymouth !n.t,..s. duk b. hoi-e. SPOUT II
hami- i'gh. W.ii snail shi.e stir in his fore
heed win fi.a Il al loot eii.e a1ni some y hire
on "a elt h.nd f,ot. about - years old The.
own. have the same by provin, rr,a..rfv
and p.sss Charges. JACOB HOLM.
june lsth 1863, n99,t.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18

job work OF az kinds executed with nea,nes,
ani dira:-h :: he D-n9cra, CT,c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
SECTION p:

Re !. tu'ihe~ G.4oucd ,hst any Ion y,h,
s...'. sel esifer throw -suse "a oc thrown an,
l.ai .,I'nit,, Or tut pagt thereof, into Ye.loS
River, or benz tie owner thereof -lall ,save tn.
same n ais place where tIe ii q Of sad r,rer vii
s.si - float the same, shall b. dee msl guilty
m.,icRieanor a"d upoh conviction, be iimed il
ANY sun. Eot hess than one nor more than te,
ao..,.a
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18
sECI - -:

lie !. fuTtF7r Od.l.EeI lhat anv ncrsoa VIII
-htil hereafter p'.,e ~ cause e. DC paced. an
&c Il animal, or art thereof. ia any public stree
or sley IN ,Ld town, a.. beng the cwaef thereo
-l'aii suffer OF srmit the oi ans dead AM
MA 10 BE- ar renal IN Any public stree. alley. IN
los or Out liz IL said town, ehAi b. deemed euilr
81 . fi'9 .encsior taa, g0n conviction thereof
shall b. iired IN any sum not less than enc uo
i~.re t.fI Ere collars .or every ak hours Tia
'a' .:l.... ns;u IA snra street. alley or lot, :.
.s.ur,~.,.d. after notice thee-of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18

All fwhcl, he will sell at small advance
above ccst for
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-18

An o. ...lea icr lso .i,--re,,t.ona Drotg.tio,,
o.. 'he ,,.o..c hrd;t', a.tsin t..- ru-,5r4t lin.
rs 81 tae tyaH o. ..gath, .N4lsl.aN COM.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-25

MYSTERIES or TELEGRAPHING..-Pe
pie that dent understand the mysteries of
the telegraph sometimes get queer ideas
about il. A man who wanted TO send a
dispatch 10 the outskirts of West Meridrn,
Cr., got very much txciled in the telegraph
office in Springfield, Mass, the other day,
because The operator told him it could go
no further by telegraph than the office at
that place. He insisted that the wire ran
close TO The house where the message was
going, and the operator should have it drop
off there. Another deuded individual re-
Gently brought in sealed letter TO send
by telegraph, and thought he was very much
imposed upon when lie was told il must be
opened in order TO be transmitted. OF the
same mind was the blooming naid Of Erin.
who wished to telegraph to Mrs. Murphy
in Boston" but who had no message writ
ten, and hen asked to state what she
wished 10 say in her message. innocently
inquired, I" Can't you send il wiihou, know
ing the con,inis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-25

IMPORTANT SpEEcH.-The Hon. James
/. Brady, democratic candidate for gov
ernor in New York in 1860, and supporter
OF Seymour last year, made strong speech
in New York city on Tuesday evening. at
the annual New England Dinner, in which
he said to the South say to those gen.
tlemen for whom within the feeble limits Of
my capacity, ! haye made all the sacrifices
that belonged 10 q young iiisNor an old ex-
perience, all the politicians who tell you
that there ever can be reconstruction of
the Union, founded on slavery. are telling
you lie!" Great and long continued
applause.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-25

IMPORTANT TO MICHIGAN SOLDIERS.
We notice by, Detroit papers that the
Supreme Court of Michigan have mad, n
important decision in relation to soli rs
bouniies in that State. II appears that r.
tain State officials had refused to pay err
tain bouniies, whei eupon Messrs. Rob son
& Brooks at Detroit made up cas- and
carried it TO the Supueme Court, where at
ter hearing, they obtained favorable de-
cision, by which large number of soldiers
will obtain q Stale bounty of fifty dollars
each, which heretofore has been denied
them. The Mr.. Robinson in the law firm
above alluded to. IS Geo. O. R.sbinsa,A.- fer
merly Of South Reading, and we are sure his
many friends in this State will join us in
congratulations owe. their success, and es-
pecialIy so since their success is for the ben
eft If the soldiers Of our country May
they have many more such.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-25

r. H. Epps, ESQ.,, BosToN. SOLICITOR
OF PATENTs.-We have before spoken in
commentator of Mr.. Eddy, the Importance
Of his business, and the unusual success
that has attended his efforts during long
and extensive practice and We again de-
sire at this time 10 call the attention Of in
ventors and others TO his well conducted
agency for securing patents. Probably
there Is no man who is more familiar with
the inventive genius of the country, or who
is more thoroughly acquainted with the IN
Vulnerable patents granted, their condition
and value, from The formation of our gov
eminent TO the present time. Mr.. Eddy
also proeures patents in foreign countries.
and executes all documents necessary 10 Sc
cure the rights of inventors. and he may be
relied upon as highly honorable, prompt,
and entirely devoted 10 their interests. lie
is constantly employed on eases that have
been rejected. and his success in securing
patents after all others have failed, is well