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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-07
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

SOLItlIOk OF tAlEN is.
Lats AgentOf 0. y Potent Office Waahington Ctsndey
the Acf Of ls37.)
7G STATE STREET, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
bOsrON, MAssACHusgTTs
AFTER an extensive practise " upwards of twenty
years, continues 90 Patents To- the United States
also 10 Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications Bonds, Assignments and ali Pa.
pers or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign worss 20 determine the validity or utility OF
Patents or invehnons-and legal other advice reuder-
ed ln all matters touching the sans. Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent tni he'd by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages fnr securing
Patents Of ascertauiuR the paentabiiy Of inventions
unsurpassed by If not immeasurAbly superior to, any
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Patent Office than the subscriber and success Is the
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has abundant 10 believe and prove at no
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services moderate The immense practice Of the sub
soube during twenty years past has enabled him to
emulate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative 10 patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me
ehanieal works, and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
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All necessity Of journey Washington, to procure
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inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. EDDY as one Of the most capable and
eeessfW practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ Patents
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trtstDoythy
aud more capable of putting their applications In form
70 secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"Mr X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appl
cations, all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, aud that is pending Such unmisakAble proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads to recon-
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patents they may be Of having the most faithful
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charges JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
large practice, made on ftoice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which was decided
inhis favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
H. II. EDDY.
Boston. Dec. 10. 1868. 1896
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

| IMPORTANT TO TIE AFFLICTED.
pr DOW c,ltuues TO b. conaltrd at hsoas Nos7 And
snaleou street Boston on al Diseases ~ a
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE
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the unfortunate I'm that
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GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS
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MILES PATENT lMPROV ET
MEAT CUTTER,
SAUSAGE MACHINE.

This Machine has the following advantages over all
other Cylinder Meat Cutters.
ist II ~ much simple IN It's construction There
but four different parts inside Of the Machine, all OF
which be readily taken out separated cleaned and
replaced consequently there 10 place about the Ma
chine whore meal OF the juicec Of meat find lodg
ment and become rancid.
2 The fingers on the arbor 30 arranged that they
close to the knives when The Machine IL In opera
ton, cutting the cleanly and evenly, leaving
strings, instead Of caring apart BE- The with
other Cylinder Machines
Sd. The knives firmly held in their places--at one
end by block Of Iron which they cast and
the other end by the grooves the ablr making Il i'm
possible for one % break while cutting meat
other Meat Cutters, and with less power for the quantity
cut.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Cut the meat n pieces strips and feed IL regularly
into the hopper when the machine is full it will begin to
discharge
After the meat to be cut has an been put into the hop
per- put in Of the minced meat that The meat
remaining in the machine uucut may be forced under
the cutters.
No. /. Family size, "a 90
" 2. For Bak and Hotels, 90
For bufcherH and Provision Dealers, 90
With gears, countershaft hy wheel,
sleel plate aud iron platform complete, 20 90
" With grats SC, complete. 20 90
Miles MANltACIL HING COMPANY,
81 81 AID 90 Levi, street New York.
y SEND F0H OR fLLrsrHATEu Circular
~ We rant good caHU0stng agent ~, ctery county
The mach e. are fof sale IA Montpelier, by p
brooks
They can be seen in operation at the Meat Markets Of
r. II. Whiuetr, Smith 4 Staudish end Oriu Pitkil.
% 1864. d.w.yanl'
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II Ia we'll known 10 the medical profession that IRON
Is the Vital Principle Life cement Of the blood his
is derived chiefly from the food eat; but II the food
is not properly digested, or H. from any cause whatever
the necessary guam ty Of iron is NOT taken into the cir
The bad blood will initiate the heart will clog up the
lungs will stupeiy the brain. will obstruct the liver and
will send its 81 ease PRODUCING elements all parts q
the system, aud every will suffer in whatever organ
may be predisposed 10 disease.
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Parties attracted by this advertisement. or who have
already become acquainted with the qualities Of these
articles, caa have price list sent by mail samples by
express, when desired, by addressing the Sbscriber
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The Peruvian Syrup

The Peruvian Syrup
il PROTECTED solution II The PROTOYIDR OF
IRON NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
stikss at tho Root Of Disease by supplying the blood
with its WAL principle or Lie Eloment-lrlu.
The Peruvian syrup
cures pysrepsia, Liver Complaint Dfopsy, Fever and
Ague, Loss OF Energy. Low Spite.
The Peruvian Syrup
iufuses strength vigor md lie into the system, and
builds up al Iron Consultation
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections. Femrle Complaints, and all
diseases Of the Kidneys aud Bladder
The Peruvian Syrup
is SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD, or aecompaniedbJ Debility
a Low State Of the system.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures and re-
Communications from some " the eminent Fhys
clans, Clergymen, and Others will be sent RE to any
address.
We select few Of the names to show the character Of
the Testimonials
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

Sealed rrsnoas win be received the Comptroers office
until SATURDAY April 6 1864 st2 O'Clock, p ni, when the
will be publicly opened for the purchase OF the whole
any part Of the Of Ouelaion Dollar. Of the sodien
Bounty Fund Bonds' authorized BY Odinance Of the
Board Of Supervisors passed Msch 49, 1884, d BY act Of
the Legislature of the State OF New passed February
1864 being the amount awarded bids for s? Ooo
opened April ?, 1864.
The said bond win bear ,oes, al the rate Of six per cent
per snnu payable semi annually the r day Of May and
November in each year and the principal will be redeemabe
follows Five hundred thousand dollars November SS9
Jd Eve huuaro1 thousand dollars No, eulbor ], 1880
The proposals viii the amoun, Of bonds desired and
price per one hundred doa hero and persons whose
proposals accepted will heeupon be required to deposit
with ihe County Treasurer the awarded 70 them re-
spectivey.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer or such deposits the parties viii be entitled TO re-
bonds for equal Of the par value o the sans
awarded 70 them bearing Interest from the date Of payments
Each proposition should sealed and indorsed Proposals
for soders Bounty Fund B0rd snd ineiosed IN second
envelope addressed 20 the Comptroller
The right b reserved TO reject any al o' The bids II con
eed necessary protect promote the interests of the
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN Comptroller
City Of New.Yof, Department OF Finance, Conponers
Office April T. 1864.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Coronation Notices.

EERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at the CITY
Il HALL-on MoNnAY, March 20, 1864, at ELEVEN
ss HISdG iir., sisy day Of Nay 1864 4' W ''''"
Houston Fast Rive, New Yvrk TO the foot Of Grand
street. Brooklyn, L. ID.
Twenty third street, Esa River Ne"'f 70 orsenp0i
Grsnd.ree Ea. River EewYOrt to the foot Of Grand
street, Brooklyn, r. ID.
Chamber. street North RIVER New York. to the foot Of Psvo
Iia avenue. Hoboken N. = .
The Lease OF the Ferry now established hon the 1907 Of
The said several Ferry Leases will be Sold vith the nights,
privileges and ADVANTAGES ereof belongnsto the Corporation
OF the City OF New York.
The conditions and Of the Leases TO be in the
usu form ol Fey Leses heretofore entered into by the
The .ase for each Of the Gbovensmed Ferries to be made
to conform to the requirements OF tr CITY Charter u fon
10 fees aud also to contain covenants the part oil te
lessee or lessee that he they will conduct add manage the
said Fey Ferries recable to such rules resna'iqns
ordinances bylaws may hereafter from ilme
TO tue be made passed. by the Common COUNCIL or state
legislature. l..
each will be- required TO poy ei the time and pace oi
sale TIE Collector Of the City Revenue, sum equal to
twenty per cent Of the bid for the annual rent
ply the Of the First Quarter, in he executes
lease with the usual covenant ohe.e to be foreited to
the Corporation lie vii b. required also, To furnish an oo-
gaton the time executed by two surctea, 70 TIL.
effect that be viii execute boud with urses 70 DC approved
and for the faithful execution Of he covenants
tho Lease The fees OF auetiouecr and the Of
the se Bouds aud Revenue sSmp 10 be paid by the pur
ches, and srpense whatever IL 10 be incurred the Cor
poration consecton with the Pier sip BGkhead
premises proposed to be leased d1rns the term Of tie
Lease.
Should the lease Of sbovensed ferries either Of them
b. purchased by parties other sn the present essees they
will required IN accordance with the provisions Of the laws
OF the state q purchase fair appraised valuation tshoud
the peseut ses desire to sell the boats buildings and hx
tures necessary or the purposes Of ry ssd vane 20 be
fred selected by the old and essecs in
the parties cannot agree a. to he amount TO be pad iof the
SANE.
The lease shall slso contain covenant requiring each Ferry
Boat have attached It's engine hre apparatus or force
pup With not les than feet of hose OF the quality and
Dimensions that used by the Fire Department Of the City o
orb be used for tie exnzuishment Of hres
whenever required by the Chief Engineer his sssitis Of
the Fire Department of the City OF New fok for which
vices shall receive Twenty Dors hour for each
hour ougaged and time TO be couned less than one
hour. MATTHEW Il. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
IN. above sa Of Ferry Leases postponed until Monday
April H. 1914 at the same time and place-Daed New
| Mach 8 1854 MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
oyrIor cngrOs AsyEpucr DsrArrsssr. April 2 lsst S.

OyPoE CRoroS AauEpucr DsrAhrxEsT, Aphl 2, l5f
rVO OCONTRACTORS.-S sealed Pro-
i posA. each indorsed with the title Of the wora Tor
which The same may be offered viii BE- received at this ONCE
until ~ O'clock 10. OF THURSDAY, April H for the con
suoon OF SEWERS IA the following streets TO VII; Ia
seventeth street from Hudson River 10 and through ienth
avenue ~ Seventy hh street Also IN firt avenue iion
Fipycighth 10 Siznth street. with siors branch In fiy'
ninth street TO near Second Also IN Eighth ayrnne
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets Also IN oyef
,f.- b.tve.n Chatham square aid Madison street and s>o
in Sulok street between Brooe aud Dssnecy sI-et ana
for tho construction Of TRAP-BBOCk PANEhENis in
from fy sixth street TO II hy siIib street
Also i Rore,h street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
and in Twenty second street. from fth TO sith avenue,
For apply the Contract Clerk al this
oa,es Tli0s. STEPHENS, } Croton
ROpT !. DARRA0H A9nedact
4. W. CRAVEN board
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
YEw-YoFK Arsenal, GovrRsoKs ISLAND, April /. 1884

NKw-YoRK ARSENAL GovsESoR's ISLAND, April ]. 1884
DR0POSALS Tin duplicate) will be received
by the underlined until p, TO- 1884, FOR the repair and
renovation OF $500 broken tets Of Cavalry Accouernent
which been In service these tobe put IN
complete order be thoroughly blackened oiled
pressed mended and missing pieces of each article supplied
Also for furnishing srtiees TO complete the broken
complete consists Of Saber Belt, saber Knot
Ca1bne Sling Csrbine Swivel, Cerbne Cartridge Box
Pistol Cartridge Boz, Pistol Holster C.p Pouch and ficf
Bids will the price for sing and making eomplete
each Que Of articles alo the price for furnishing these
articles to conform to samples be at the Arsenal
no bids for l,s than the whole lot W" be entertained ana
only by regular Of the articles The goods
10 be boxed directed by the Inspector 10 be delivered at
this Arsenal Inspection and deliveries o. both old and new
10 u-d- within 10 weeks date Of contract
Bonds viii "a usual be required for the faithful nhmer OF
the contract Tie reject amy cid deemed obeeonsbe
IL reserved. X A. WAlNWhlGhI;
Lieut. Co. Ordnance, Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.


At the City Hall MONDAY, April H. 1861 at II o'clock
H.. vii be sold at Public Auction 10 the highest bidder,
with sasq0ste secary, for tsrm Of ten years
fIoin the lst day OF May 1864;
TIE LEASE Of the FRANCHISE q the FERRY now
esabshed north Of and immediately adjoining the pTesenG
rrry sin a, the foot Of Gnd st. River New Yort to
The LFAsE OF The FRANCHISE of the FERRY about 70
be e,ab,hed from the dip basin between Pi.s Nos ~
and . kas; River, hewfork, to the si2 loot ol Brdses1
The Lease Of the Franchise Of the Ferry .bont to be esb
i.hsd from The zip or b-n between frf. Noe 81 ana ~
Brooklyn. 4. D. OF .ome point adjacent thereto 80 n =,
The sad several Ferry Leasel viii bs sold |i'h AL the
rss privilege, and edy nase e.cof beonss to Ae Cor
porstiyn ef the City OF New J orr.
CONDITIONS.
The conditions and covenants Of the lease, 20 be N the
form of ry leases heretofore entered into by the Corporation
each of the above named errie 70 DO made 70
confofn the requirements Of the city charter IN reon 70
fees and also contain covenants on ne par o. tho oI
he they win conduct and manage The SAID .Ery
or ferries sgeeAby 10 such rules reguson orinsnce' OF
bylws now may hereafter irom time 70 time DC
psssrd by tho Common Council or state Legs azure
The purchaser Of the ferry and rs Appcudsges IN each
VII BE- required psy the time and psoA Of sale TO
the Collector o the City Revenue, sum eqna TO % per cent
o. sy, asI pa H. %, s ps VIII tSe ssa
cyenau s,hrr~.c o be forfeited 20 the Corporation he
viii D. required sso furnish Obligation g, the same
time eIected oy two uies 20 ti. effect that he viii exc
cute bond with ssrcss TO be approved BY the Compoler
for the puneua payuen, Of the rent euaeT yearly and for
the aui sIeculon o the covenants Of the ease Tho fees
Of the sneonc. and tho expense Of tho lease bonds aud
sismp DAd by the purch.sr and rIpene
whatever be incurred hy the Corporation for In con:
n.eon with the pier alp bulkhead pr.n proposed
to be iessed, during the term OF lie lease
hs sha also contain covenant requiring each ferry
pss rif ut e.s sn 800 ss 81 o.s u sas a.siiS snd
psusons as that used by the Fire Department OF tbs City
OF S.w York and 10 b. used or the oIHgushment Of hres
whenever required by tn. Chief EnEneer his Assistants Of
the fe Department Of the City Of New loTk if Nhch ser
hour engaged aud time be counted less than one hour
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Proposals
ARnY CLorHrss AyD EQuIrssr oyyrcr,
mo. Isl

mo- ll5l ARMY fLDrHrSG AVID EQUrPAGE OFPICE,l
CINCINNATI. March, q, 1854 )
PROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned,
i until THURSDAY, April 7, 1854 at IL O'Clock ~, for
National Colors, Army Standard.
Regimen,sl Colors- Artillery, Army STANDARD
Rerimentsi Colors--lnfaDtry, Army Standard
Garrison Flags, Army Standard
Storm Flsgs Army Standard.
General Hospital Flags Army Standard.
Company Order Books. Army Standard
Company Clothing Books Army Standard.
Company Descriptive Books, Army standard
Company Morning Report Books, Army standsTa
Post Order Books Army Standard
Post Letter Rooks Army Standard
Post Guard Report Books, Army STANDARD.
Regimental Letter Books, Army Standard.
Reyimen.s Descriptive Books Army Standard
Regimeuis Index Books, Army Standard.
Recimen;a Order Books. Army Standard
Hat Feather Sockets, Army STANDARD.
Ostrich Feathers, for Hats Army Standard
Cheyrons-Ordnance Seryesns, Silk, Amy Standard
Cheyron--1 ospital Stewards, Army STANDARD
cheyron.-csysfy Or Mt ser1ean,s, army stAadra
Chevrons--Caysry, let Sergeants, Army STANDARD
Cheyrons-Cavary, Sergeents, Army Standard
Cheyrons-Cayary, Corrornls.; Army standard
Cheuons-Artiery Sergean, Majors, Army s.4n54Id
Chevrors-Artiery, lat Sergeant Amy standard
Chsvrons-BrtiieTy, Sefgearts Army Standard
cheuons-ArineTy Corpoials. Army stanaa,d
Cheyrons-niantry, q. NJ. SergeaIts, Army STANDARD
Cheyrons-lnfantry, let Sorgeants, Army Standard
Cheyrons-lufan,rI, Scrgeants Army STANDARD
Ch.vons-lnllntry. Corporals Army Standard
Drum Tyrsds-Bstter Army Standard
Drum Heads-Snare, AIIny Standard
Files, Army Standard.
Hayer.aeks-Paiut.d, Army stepdsrd.
Cotton Duek-lo aud IL on, Army Standard -
Samples Of which may bs at the Osce OF Clothing ana
Fouiplge in this city.
10 be delivered fee Of charge, at the u Inspection ware
house IN this city, good paeksles with the name OF the
party furnishing the knd aud quantity Of good, distinctly
marked on each article and package.
Parties Offering goods must in al caves furnish samples
uated and numbered correspond with then proposal .no
distinctly state in their bids The qseaty Of goods they pro
guaranty signed by two responsible persons must secom-
pany eoch bid guaranteeing bidder viii supply the
articles awarded 20 him under his proposal
Bids will DO opened on THURSDAY April 2, 1854 at 2
O'CLOCK D. m at this Office, and bidders requested to be
present. .. 80
Awards will be rnsde on SATURDAY, April 9.
Bonds will be required that the contracts viii DO fath'ny
fulfilled
Telegrams relating to Proposals win not be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposals may be obtained at tns oice
Tie t 10 reject any bid deemed unreasonable reserved
By order OF Col gBoxAs SWORDS A. q. M. g.. -
c. w. MOULTON Captain ead A. q. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

OrIos CRoroS AouGDucr BoARD, April g. 1894.
FVO CONTRACTORS.--Sea Proposals will
be received at this Oee until FRIDAY the 18th day Of
April next u O'Clock at noon, when they viii be publicly
hundred q !oD square feet Of BLUE-STONE FLAGGING,
requ-a for the Terraces of the Gate Houses Of the New
Reservoir Plans and specifications Tor the be seen
on application at this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBT l.. DARRAGH, }AgEcd1ct
A. w. CRAVEN, y Board
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
UsurEp srArp sAMr,HY Cosxrss1os,

UNITED SrATEs SANITARY CONFUSION
No. s2J BRoApgAY, Ngw YORK. April g. EbL
WITH other important interests, affairs con-
w nssted with the SANITARY COMMISSION call mo
10 California for a few months; meanvblo, correspondents
will pease address all letters connected with The Commission
10 Br j. FOSTER JENklNS, General secre,ary No: s2J
Broudwsy York. Private correspondents VIII address
INV brother, v. w q. BELLOWS, No. 80 Walst, Pacific
Mail Co. who will forward my letter, on the "a l9h, and
aaa of eseh p,spth lIENHf w. BELLOWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

A NCHOR LINE.
~ STEAM TO LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW.
The fne ilst-'ng 81 Glide built stsaiRsip BRITANNIA,
Cap ferer intended 20 ssil FRIDAY. April 8, rom
Pier No A. Moth River This steamship lifted n ths most
we'd sy 20 nsurs the comfort and aitey " Passengers
Bts passage including abundant supply Ol ~ecOOkea
provisions.
Fir. Cabin......-. - Interncdiate ...---..&sO
Second Cabin....-. or Ste0rage.........-... y
FKANCIS MACDONALD 4 Co.
No. o Bowling-G Green
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
printiug.

ERANCIS & LOUTREL, SATIONERS and
Il PRINTERS. No. 45 haidenane respectfully solicit
den Blank Books, Paper Stationery DlAries &C., low
V1,O PRINTERS. For SALE A TAYLOR
n superroyul DRUM'CYIlNDER PRESS, with two extra
fountains a perfect order Price 900 boxed and shipped
Tor the country put II purchased ia the city, Apply a.
THE PRINTER OFFICE, No. l71 WilLsm.st.
NNM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
w s,-srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTURERS
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Gteamboats ato RAILROADS..

HNHE STEAM FERRY between NYACK and
Il TARRYTOWN u now runni'g, connecting With en- shs
trains Of the Hudson River Raiross d down. stepping
Tarrytown.