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ADJUSTMENTS.

MCVIcKEn'e TuEATER-McVIcker opens the
week with the popula. dlam.ofths T;cket-oELe1yc-
Aan. Miss Susan Denim taking the part Of Robert
Brta11y, and Mr. MeVieker that Of Sam Willouge-
bJ. The whole cast Is an excellent one. This play
being now On the bo1rds OF two popular estsblish-
menss, Will afford flrst rate opportunity for the
lovers ofthe drama to determine the relative mer-
1ts Of the two representations
MrsEux.-The Ticket-oiLeave-Man opens upon
its secoud week At the Museum without any apps
rent diminuion in the interest which 1t excited at
ths commencement. It has been pat upon the
stage With much caro-, aud the representatives Of
the various characters having become perfectly
familiar with their parts, it goes of with much
snoothnees. ;Earty applications for seats ara ne
cetea1y to secure favorable poBitons to watch the
progress and denouement Of the play.
CRcua.-To-ntght commences the last week OF
the eeuton, and it will positively close and pull up
stakes On Saturday ne1t. The bin for the week IL
capital one1 embracing the whole strength Of tho
company, and we advise all lovers Of rare. eqnes-
trian}em and first cass aerobatic performances to
70 and witness one Of the performances this week.
ACADEMY OF MCeic.-The new Ethiopian drama
Of Wet1o, Or the Eenaihle Monkey, has proved q
great success and 1t will continue to be offered
nightly during the present week. Thenew e1tra-
vaganza Of the Black Chemist will be brought out
lu-uSaL lof k0c uEsL tz11t, WIFI Al 6XEeueul pro-
g1amme OF songs, dances, etc.
SuoPIIFTMG.-On Saturday afternoon "a
German girl entered the etore OF Greenfield 4 Ro-
sentkal, and asked to be shown some boots and
ehoes, but after giving some trouble left without
making purchase. SHORTLY after her exit, Mr.
Roeeutha1 missed pair Of gaiter boots, and sua-
pecting the Ei1l. fetched her back to the shop,
where, upon Interrogation. che confessed she had
were found tied above her knees where she had
fastened them while trying on some Of the boots.
, 1864-04-04

. Republican Union County Commit
tce.-A meeting Of this Committee will be held at
tie Office OF s. A. Irwin, Esq. No. " Dearborn
street, Ricc's Block. on Monday afternoon at
O'Clock, for the purpose Of consulting in reference
to holding Convention to choose delegates to tho
judicial Convention to nominate candidate for
Judge Of Supreme Court. ,,.
, 1864-04-04

Rally In the 10th Vvnrd.-The Republi-
eau Union citizens Of this Ward are requested 10
meet in u. s. A: Hall corner Of Randolph and Clin-
ton sts, Monday ut half past seven o'clock p. m.,
for the purpose Of preparing for the coming elec-
tion. Excellent speakers will address tho meet.
,rs. 4 general attendance is desired. Coms one,
come all.
, 1864-04-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

City Central Commfttce.-The members
Of the City Central Committee OF the Union party,
are requested to meet on Monday afternoon next,
alta O'Clock, at the Office Of VIM. Hopkins, No. 151
Randolph street,
, 1864-04-04

ST. JAMES CuunuH-Irs EXPECTED Cox
frcrAT1oN.-YeAterdhy. st tho morning service In
st. James Church. Rev. Dr. C1a.kson announced
TO the congregation the happy and successfnl re-
suit Of the Easter ofsring In raising sufficient
amount to relieve the church Of al its obligations.
Whilst rendering ali the praise to tho Giver Of an
Good who had inspired Their hearts with the incl
, 1864-04-04

an1usen1e1tts.
MISTER Q. R. PH1LANDER
AxA DORSTICKS +. B..
(mORTEmER TIIOMSOND
VIII pronounce his Humorous Lecture on
CHI e e k.
AT BRT A N HALL
Thursday Evening, April 7th.
Doors open at 7. to commence as 8 o'clock P. ".
Admission. FIFTY CENTS. Tickets for ssle altcr 6
O'Clock Tuesday morning st Reeds Tssn ?ie OF
gins Nrslc Store, II: Randolph IT.. snd at vt &
Cady's Music Store, IS Clark street. ap3bsis5-
VARIETY THEATRE.
C. cuAb i 1Ck co frop'tcioFs m N,nsssrs
Ne" eiAn' NEW ArrRAcr1oSs:.
MONDAY EVENING, April 4th, arst appearance OF
MISS VICTORIA HOWARD,
The popular Vocalist.
Immense success Of
MILE AUGUSTA.
GO AND SEE
MR. TIM HAYES
The Champion Clog Dancer Of the world
RE-ENGAGEMENT OF Mr.. GEoRGE "LSsHlF'
SCALE OF PR1czs-Dress Cire1e. Scents; Pa.qnette,
Y cents; Private Boxes. Is; Single sea;a and s91ea
50 cents. apro9.o-4N
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ty General Committees, We t1nst the members of |
these committees win me4t promptly at the time
and place designated. An important campaign is
before "a, md VIC cannot prepare Tor II too quickly
FmE-A fire broke ont about four o'clock
yesterday morning in thebascment OF the telegraph
building, on the south east corner Of Clark and
Lake streets. The alarm was Immediately given
by member Of the merch2nts' police, when the
ire department turned ont speedily and cxtin-
guished the flames, before any considerable damage
had been effected.
Tm FEs1AH QUEsT1oN.-The editors of
TIE TMpuaE hare received letter from II, B,
o,MaNcy, with request for insertion. which they
decline for the reasons that au that IL advancedin
that letter has been already stated in these COL
un1na. md that being written both sides OF the
page It Is not 1T to give to compositions. VIII cor.
respondents please write On one aide onlys
THIRTEENTH WARD RA11T.-One of those
glorious rallies for which the 18th Ward is disin-
guishcd, was held on Saturday evening at Brands,
corner OF Larrnbee and North avenue Vim. Moore
presided. The Ases address WIS made BY Mi. Peck,
who was followed by Messrs. Volx Brentano,
1aucs, HeAtng, Shrimp, Harvey, and others. Their
xrmnrss were wen received, and elected repeated
applause.
LkuECH.-The new screw steamer G. J,
T1uesdell built ut Doolitle j. Olcot1's ship yard,
on Wells street, near Polk, Tor Gideon Trucsden,
Eeq, Of this city, was launched at o'clock on Sat
nrday afternoon The Truesden is OF $50 tons bur
.then. and WILL when finished, take eherregular place
In the MuskcEou, Grand Haven and Chicago lumber
audpasecngcs trade. .
REEDS TEMPLE OF Music. Though there
Sts really nothing seAsonsable in pfanoa md no
new style In the Instruments at Reeds Temple ol
Muaic, where the best instruments Of mora than
half score Of makers are constantly on exhibi-
ton and sale there is nevertheless at thts time
more britk demand thau usual. Mr. Reeds sale,
weekly would Ill many Eastern dealers with as-
1oItshmcnt- The public appreciate LII. Reed.
An ODJEcT or 1ETERHsT.-0ur citizens arc
looking with great interest for the annual Fiuan-
ci&l Statement Of Comptroller Hayes 1t Is said that
the amount Of bonds issued .by him during the
past year exceeds belief, nnd that the payments
under the he'd Of - Old Cla1ms'' are astounding
There IL no likelihood thst VIC ehall have sight at
this statement until the very cve OF election,
Comptroller Hayes and his puppet the Mayor, hope
thus to prevent exposure and escape defeat at the
charter election
MEETING N TIE Tru WARD.-The Union
men Of the 9Th Ward arc fully awake to the tmpos-
tsnce BY making IN excrtiou to carry the Ward at
the ensuing Charter election. There was rouaIng
meeting at the house Of Charles Fem. corner Of
18th and Union ftreets, On Saturday night The
Union men were out in full force, and thorough
organization Of the Ward effected. p. 4. Smith
was choeen President OF the Union Club, Charles
IAtttng Vice President, and c. r. Chandler, Sccre-
tAry. 1t *ss decided to hold meetings In this
Ward twice week until after election. There
were excellent speeches made By ]. D. Ward, John
HT.f$n fkA1n
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1TtantfD-agRntS.


WTANTEE-.And no humbugl n
w nan from yxAxEr1vxs rowsau1r 70 nss..
~ ~ og xn ~ @f.ninx 10 rhan.c t-iF snatass
make Ito % $1,000 yrar al per*on..lT It Sa nssa
te,se Bor Sa.. q Ehieaeo. iii. AL e+hss
vTANTEn ropt3. san Der
" AN E EI>@-1i
ri eomnl :sinn ior u IIns ths LITTLE GIANT SnWs
~. s.HS noe; send IL eircnlas. r. O. tsa' th;Saas'
-@-o----
W. ANVED No HunbuUt but
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Real Estate--Countrp.

FOR SaLE-At bargain, Oil in
Ind. With large frame dwelling, t1o tensnt hou.e.
ys xass' iaa
'nS aas. 5s aasdy ID t. & sxK
TOR SALE-Or Exchange for !
small u aes1ranls sn 4 ho9+s n c1esso. E'rn ="
& ssSsS sss sssS 6asss i IA IA, 4
q The a Eoad 9 R'1s ss
eths5 i hss 6ssa t0FnsIlI 7siasa ;o g. S1i u
as. tgf1 aq 4 ~ II
tSseS se ao1s ID 81 fsrs ISL so
s;,S2s III % fs'
FOR sALE-Or Exchange. An
j. improved stock farsa 20 m,lea vast Of Chicago.
s s1S sd IS s1S smoaa s
vi Thu owner leaving for caifornis & o.
EOR SALE-At a bargain! I.
T. imBEsvea farm ot eighty asrts ioea ct in ioe
s;s5Ss @sis as S. Id NsRa isas
soes sa sse sa
nen1anle pace or grzter. For p:stlsu'a:; 4 y9t
! At31S Lake street. 2nd no1r. Ap5'o
TOR SALE-A Farm, 100 acre
T. good horse and harm, all kluds q fsuls, So
eco worth o{areal estate In the city OF ChieHSo
improved and unfmrroved lands IN taE hh..tG Hti
noas lows Mimi sota. 5tl SUR an'l hcr =.
In your houses, lots. and lands i J1 "!st r.1t "
sr lkAred. ColnEuisa1nEA from ~ ~ pts ~, We,
Randolph stzeet- ---a'11"eo a'11"o.
TOR SAIF-Or Exchange. Firf
IL qnst,ty OF improved sud nninpEoTren or - ,iI::c.r is
Invn fnr f}rv {3o6as (sTqcefttA = =. tfa3s
address +, F,A.STEWART, r. o. BOX Co. 'nisi. S. Fit
| Iowa
rOp SALE-36O acres OF cho1e
cse1H, 11ss II s9s!sa %S
AZ sss:oa q 59ls*f Raase33
IL s ar* $. s. !. :
jhs esx xaes ~ 4 Tsst Sia Hsgn, no
| rtfenEo, lliinol'. Aao''es 1A nahb bd6llw
@6R o;; SALE-Waukegan res1den,
I O1a - and so1dty buIt hfiek huuae, stan<ln
IL -Anis n his pta asAnt An+i tasalonaS aSlo sub1
upcr se ; r." LEV Of the leke. 7na asu1nds are
sencel md haas5l ~ 1itn large vaFicty Of chi
sasde nees x ,i, besFtng. For plan Of tha hreasr
1ut tfess ~ Y. foT teSrns sply 70 Mira l. AARTx3l
gro1na33 a33.assss. 4ns 70 Thas B. A5ao. Ryan iIau-
, 1864-04-04
FROM PRINCETON.
The Last Obsequies Of
Lovejoy.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribunel

-
'.~'''A eo'tsfr froause 4 oo ~, ..,puas!
ao..os, ts., p.la 1.p.n .s. IT,,
e, 49, "As e'u' t.aes.oa =. ~ oao'
80, 80 .o!oy ~ ~ 'ao .uuo
~ =. 80! tAs eot ~ uA.o"
~ emcs !" noios- LUG eaeeu uu0. VI one u tne
ac~"o"!eSseu great 1nen u LUG lau"u' uoatn
n1s composed and sea!eu up ms su'alns iecosa'
ana nls .ame u seeo.o 1nlougn ~ .us .a1a. una
neeoeo 70 oe mere, Wne,o ~ naa useu .ps quas1ss
o1 century ana m'ne'ea WIN ,as ,.ss u1ons VI
mouneEe 10 knoH no" oeep us no'o ol tne heaf's
ol tae Peope.
The mineral ceremonies were commenced 81 his
late residence which stands about one mile east OF
the center OF the town, amldet urge ana neao11-
fu1 prairie farm OF thousand acres belonging to
the family. The robins have here begun their
;orfo1 snrina notea. which contrasted strangely
!ose ~, ~ ..5ns.. ~. erad ~ ba.rts Nnna h.,
"An ule eaauses taa' ,nn..asa na - ~ t'.s ~
many felt themselves included in the invitation
that it WAS thsonEed. The amtlJ fot long time
, 1864-04-04

j., FmE-A fire broke ont about four o'clock
yesterday morning in the basement OF the telegraph
bu{ldings on the south east corner Of Clark and
Lake streets. The alarm was Immediately given
: by member Of the merchants' police. when the
nre department turned ont speedily and extin-
guished the flames, before any conalderable damage
had affeffad
, 1864-04-04

FIb1utslbu OF tn1 EEcHs 1do1k1 Dlhnn ol sue
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
In manner worthy OF Its great author, Tom Taylor
Core Ct artistic and ei1es hye NsW scene:y-pictuE
hy E. Pfattr. Appoln ents bF a: Snei. y cast o1
c6aEaetetk that cannot be Rqualled In khe West:
8UEAS DENIM EAs.,........,......... BOB BkIERLT
NJ. Gland Hamilton tnrss appearaEcel as Ha1kshaw.
Nj ays.s q M GsSsG % Jeae4; IT; AsviefsT = Sa
h!e!ssr M9ss; MI Eutsoa = - G!baoo; As & slsvia a.
Emily ST hVermorc; Mrs. Marble Al Mrs. Wtlfowby.
AT 1at-Seeis Life: The nslyue GARDENS. y SOUTH
from Portland. The neat and happy home Of Mag
RdTaIds ACT sa-Ihe ohlee M MESSENGER, a Bil
The BIfdgewater Art ). "A street IN tbs city. Rob
berry. rpriee arrest and Encouragement.
~ Saturday afternoon. GRAND MATINEE.
, 1864-04-04

THIRTEENTH WARD RA11T.-One of those
glorious rallies for which the 18th Ward Ia stfn-
guished, was held on Saturday evening at Brands,
corner OF LaE1nbee and North avenue Vim. Moore
presided. The fset address WIS made By MI. Peck,
who was followed by Messrs. Volx- Brentano,
1nncr, Hesfng, Shimp, Harvey, and others. Their
xemnrss were wei received, and elected repeated
Applause.
, 1864-04-04

LAuEcA-The new screw steamer G. ],
Tuesdell, built ut Doolittle j. Olcott's ship yard
on Wells street, near Polk, for Gideon Tsucsdel1,
Eeq, Of this city, was launched at o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon The Truesdeu Is OF $50 tons bur
then. and Will. when finished take herregular p1ace
I'm the Muskcgou, Grand Haven and Chicago lnmhcz
: and passenger trade.
, 1864-04-04

,Tm CALL or TEE CITY AND COUNTY CoN-
x171xrs.-In another column will be found the
csl Tor meeting Of the Republican City and Coun-
~ General Committees. We Inst the members Of
these coumittees win meet promptly at the time
and place designated. An important campaign is
before us, md VIC cannot prepare Tor il too quickly
, 1864-04-04

Second Ward HaIly.-The loyal citizens OF
the Second Ward and nil other loyal men. are inv-
ted to meeting to be held on the corner Of jack
son md Clark streets, at schroedcs's, on Tuesday
evening April 9Th, at ~ O'Clock. Good speakers
vii be In attendance. BY order Of Committee.
Fourth Ward Union Meeting.-Yha
Republican Union voters Of the 4th Ward are re-
quested to meet in the Basementof UIich's Hotel,
on Tuees dny evening nezt at " o'clock. Good
speakers will add1ess the meeting. Come one,
come all. apl4.st
, 1864-04-04

Comfort In. Walking Essential to
Heallh.-Corns, bunions and diseased nails
cured by p7ocese peculiar to Dr.. Kendall, WbIch
dierenses with the operation Of cutting. Otice
No, a Prescott House, South Cla1k street. corner
Van Buren,. Apl3c4G-at
, 1864-04-04

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, url-
nary aud sexual lSystenns.-New and relh@
bic 1featment-in reports Of the Howard Assosla-
Of charge. Address D. j. ski1lon Hough.on, How
ard Association, No. 8 South Ninth street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. mh1ub653-3m
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w ANTED-To rent by small
w family, comfortable House. With rrom to
e SEQ d, r. on "; sdo
i1fsesd Ionae Psefs1red OF gsaid hny part o1 all
medately, and rent paid IN advance any obect. To
party who wants house, furniture and premises well
this Is good opportunity. Address with location.
description and terms "A>G w." Post Q&ce Drawer
t9i1
, 1864-04-04

Chicago Eye end Ear Infir11ary md
Clinic Institute, 1a4 South Clark street, Dr.
Eycrsou Epectaliet for dieeases or the Eye, Deaf.
uese, Catafrh and al chronic diseaees. Cut this
out and keep 1t. aps-b2alSt-sAT&A.
, 1864-04-04

r. House and Sign Printing, Calciminsng,
Glazing, and Grnining- Paper Hangings md Win
dow Ehades selling wholesale aud retail at New
York prices. F. E. HuBY, 50 Randolph street.
Boz 6S63 NH a1-b7451m
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w Hasheesh Candy by the gunjah Wauah
Cemrany, New York. See advertisement Of one
Of our most enterprieing Druggists, q. Scovii, IS
Randolph street. mha- a-bTa27t
60 rorU Bxsr--Go to- Bryant d stratton's
Chicago ComMerciAl College, to get a thorough
nractfea1 business education. Fer eircu1ars sd-
dress {enclosing stampN Bryant d s1htton. Chi
cago, Illinois.
, 1864-04-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
96DarDit1Q,

POARDlNG.-Two large and two
-Ep small rocm5 to rent with board at 10 Michigan
AyeDucs ADS c3t-st
, 1864-04-04

NV ANTED TO RENT-A couple
w Of rooms On the North or South S!de, {No.:h
pteierred.l within haK milo Of State and Water
etztats. GJ married couple without children.
II required. Address tB E." Box 5o2l P. Q.
, 1864-04-04

INTERNAL REyEsuE.--T following are
the tota1 assessments in nil the loyal States and
Territories, under the Internal Revenue Law for
the year ending August 31st, 1863 being the close
ofthe drst year Of the operation OF the law. The
third column gives the number Of districts In each
, 1864-04-04
GDteago @ril'11ae.
THE CITY.

TIE WILLIAMS CAsE.--We are requested
to inform our readers that the Throop Connected
with the alleged illegal acting OF the Williams
brothers, is one who was formerly connected with
the police force Of Chicago under Bradley. and not
Lieutenant George Throop, Of the Mercantile bat
tesy, and son Of b. G. Throop, OF this city.
.ARRpsrrD. s o'clock on Saturday
n1eht a German boy named Joseph schander, who
anne tree eAls since LETT bis home after stealing
fhrtr dollars Of bis fatbers money, was arrested
and lodged in ccn at the North Market Station
monee. he had Just returned from Belyidefc,
whittier be bad gone to spend his money.
,Tm CALL OF TEE CITY AND COUNTY CoN-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-23

Al the above I,t M fan strength Of the vhiskey,
and in c.t-rs of e..c Gofen e.ca ihtsc iiecs inn
prove l.. aeg, and 10 Nlo-ufc Of climate effect
l4,u.
JOHN AND ROBERT DCNSTER'S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-23

Moss, Pickles, &c, &c.
&c, &c. &c, &c, nc, &c.
Just received, per Express, new supply of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which
BUENETTS Preparations; Blood Food, for Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases;
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com,
pound; " hitcomb's remedy for Asthma; Burnetts
Cod Liver Oil; Jaync's Expcctorant; Nistar's
Wild Cherry Balsam; FoNle'S cure for Piles; DIR.
J eIrie's Antidote; brakes Benzoline, fot rcmov.
ing paint, tar, grease, &c.; Cummings Aperient
Gareling Oil; Dadd'. and Miicr's Condition Pow.
ders; Cheeseman's. Clarke's and Dupnncu' Female
Pills, for female distractions, &c; GrugoF's Cons
centrated Cure for nervous weakness; ilcmbold',
Fluid Extract Of Burchu fos diseases Of the blad-
der, kidneys, &c; Maynarls Co'olion for burns
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan Syrup; Goulds Pin worm syrup; lIoushin 5
Corn Solvent, an infallibie rem dy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and neuralgia; Jefries
Panacua Of Life, sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial Affections; stones Elixir for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITTERS-Oxygepated, Iioofand's, Peek $, Har-
dys, Browns, Ciarkc's Sherry Wine, Langley's
Root aud Herb, Abbett's, aud others;
LTNfMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan Mustang,
and Linimeuts and Q;ntmcats Of ali kinds:
SARSAPAEILLA-B ui'-, Sasl's, Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILLS-Ayer's sugar coated, BraniretLs and
Wright's Indian Vegetable.
Also, Weaver. cankcr and salt rheum Syrup; Ar
nold's Vital fluid; AtsOeds Extract Dnnleliorr
Braut'9 Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier,
kcnncdy's Medical Discovery, Mofscs Syrup ell
low noek; Railways Remedies McMums Eiixit
Of Opium; Mrs. Win.l1~'s soothing Syrup; Sha-
ker Extract Nalerian; Balm Of n thousand Flow
ers; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid RouIe;
ayey's Cherry PcctoraI; Eraut's Pulmonary BAL.
monsry B.l.am; Ciarke'- Cough Syrup; Eaeheior
and llsrti.on's Hair bye; Barncy's Mssk Cologne;
shaving Cream and Nerbena Water; Dntchers
Dead shot for Bed Bug; and all other articles
usually kept in Drug store.
PhvSiaan's Prescriptions cargfu2Q com
p4R.Ged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-23
Ellsworth, March, lsCl.

IIest md # Union B,rer E5iFee
ALLX. hAEtlS,
q. ". Asa
NAIHAS!~L Moon.
Ellsworth, lsarch, 1851. 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-12-23
American and Foreign pations
II II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Ayent l 5 Pafrlt oFee. iT4s!a.isa. nm r.,
lie -!et u l>..t
10 State stleet, opposite gt!5y Street,
BOSTON

4 fIER an extensive Practice Of upwards Il twenty
y years, e9a.telrs g. secure ft.,4ls an tie uI.al
States ALSO b. Great if .la, France ana Jtl,r r,f.n
e'a1tr's' 'aN'A5s' = ei'eai. p, i.aaas, Is il8yats
and ali i4p-fs ~ irsAus l-r "a le.ts sg e,i ga f-
sra eitn-. ait nA Dispatch. kysc4fciiss u4a!r tac
Auggg,u q iv.t-a Veiss. 10 i,trts Iue tie vastly ~
frlrrfed u al matters toGeths b. sIile. CJie- ne
claims 20 af5 iitat furnished ty rar.ttins Ou Dollar
Assignments recorded 5t Washington.
The Agency isapt a'iy the 4s-.l In New Eisl4ad bat
thruuE d . ilfetf lyg advantages f4r ..et.i4g IA
tents q a-ecftsri- ts st-att'ut If .e..i#s ls.
sur 'srl tt q ~ .. t=irtst Superior To- any which
can Doe ol I1d -4-a els ls Ias les .m5it below
givru prove At a1ar is MORE 81 Cgi,sFLL Al !lIE
PAT RAJ o. III l. than the lScrh+r and ms Cl>s
Ia TiIL BEsf PKJJF OK ADVANTAGES AND ABIL
If1 Ae Seli add that he has abuuI4 mt reason 10 he
Aege, aHd prove, thai A. other Office OF The kind
arr the charges tot professional services mo lurae
The immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him accumulate a vast collie
ton Of specifications and Official decisions relative 10 pa
tents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal .apd me
eaucal works, and full accounts Of patents granted r
tue Hied states and Europe render him able beyond
question, TO Offer superior facilities for obtluins Patents
Az necessity Of journey Washington to procure A
patent and the usual great delay there, here saved
inventors.
TEsTiMoSTALs:
IS I regard Mr. Eddy Of tie most eapabie and
successful practitioners with whom have lad oacia,
intercourse CHARLES MAsJN,
Commissioner OF Patents
II have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
canno; employ person competent aud trusfuor
thy aud capable Of putting their applications i'm
firm to secure for them an early and fay9ahle consider.
alton at the Paten. 0hee.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
- Mr.. II ii Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appli-
esous AL bat Of which patents have been grant,
ed, AMI that is Pentiag such prsol
great talent and ability his part leads me to recon-
mend oil inyent1rs To apply to him procure thei pa
tents they may be Of having, the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases, and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGARf.
During eight months the subscriber. in course OF his
large practice, made trtee rejected applications SIX.
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
la hrs fggOr, By the Commissioner VI Patents.
Il. II. EDDY.
Boston. Dec 10, 1858 ly.9s
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Golden Sheaf Cordial.

A delightful and hca,ihh.l beverage, aromatic vi h
Il rich ginger cordial, maGe i:oa TIE pure Gold'
>hta4 bourbon.
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G0LDEH SHEAR PUNCH.

Ma, from fresh, lipc lemons, and other art
CIlAu5..tu us i E 3.D.e IHtu - ilIC IiCd
Beetton Whiskoy Pouch.
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HEEIFF SALE.

Hancock, IS. December, Sd, 1854.
Iasen on execution and will be sold at public
auction the oiic Of G. :. Peters in Ellsworth, on
SATURDAY the 2lst day Of January next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, al the right title and inter
est that JOHN Seammon of E9-throok has of re-
ieeming lot OF land situate in Eastbrook, bounded
and described follows, TO wit on the east by the
town road leading from Franklin to Eastbrook north
bv land Of Nahum BTagdon, On the south and west
~ land of Ira Scamnon, with all the buildings
thereon. The same premises being under mortgage
to Ephrtim Lewis of Franklin by deed dated lie
9Th day of october, 1874. nd recorded in Hancock
Regis y Of Deeds, Vol. L.. Page 1871.
4 y. NALkER, Sheriff.
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Parties attracted by this advertisement, or who
who have aready become acquainted With the quail
mail, or samples BY express, when desired, by ad
dfcs sing the substfiber
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First en the Lit. 81. a reliable pure simulAnt
= EUs tie celebrated ac,l i.icll known