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4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.


X. II. l. ID ID
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of O. S. Potent Office, Washington (tiHder
the Act Of 1881
70 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
AFrER am extensive practise NJ upwards " twenty
years. continues 20 Patents in the United States
also ia Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries
Caveats Spech atoms, Bonds, Assignments, and all Pa
pcrs Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American
Foreign worts, 90 determine the validity utility Of
Patents inyeh honsand legal or other advice render
ed M all matters touching the Copies Of the
claims of any Patent lfui. he'd t RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest u New England,
bat through inventors have advantages Tor securing
Pacnts " ascertaEug the patentsbity Of Inventions
unsurpassed by. II not immeasurshy superior 70, any
which be- offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that H. sccessti at the
Patent once than the subscriber and the
best proof ~ advantages and ability he would add that no
has abundant believe, and prove that
office OF the kind the charges for professional
services moderate. The immense practice Of the sub
scrher during twenty years past has enabled him
cumuate vast collection Of specifications and official
dcciaons relative 10 patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and
chanca works and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render him able beyond
queston to oder superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey 20 Washington, 70 procure a
patent and tho usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

The Warrington correspondent o. the
New York Times says that II. Gen. Grant
remarked to gentleman at his headquarters,
at the close of the hard lighting at Peter'-
burg last week, that he had under his control
an abundance of troops to carry on the PR,
sent campaign.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08
IRUSSES, a full assortment at
NIX. BROWNS.

~ r ST AND SA w MI LII
~ TO SKILL OR TO RENT
Together with house barn aud buildings with one
half rcre u land situated 10 Barre, on the Chelsea
road three and half miles from the Village
Said hills are known As the CLARK MILLS and are
all 10 od repair The owner having gone the war,
great Bargain may be had and possession given imme-
disley Inquire Of THOMAS WILSON, at Bane
Village
January l2th, 1864 daw.6m
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ACFRTiFICATE /
WORTH A MILLION .
An Old PhVsioians
Teifim0HV
READ
Waterbury. W
Nov Path 1888

Nov Iltn. 1905
Although ! do not
like the practice Of Ply
siciaus recommending.
Unfortunately tn e.
patent medicines OF the
DAY yet after = trial Of
ten years, ] am free 20.
admit that there Is one.
medicine beforethc pub
lic that any Physician.
can use in his practice
aud recommend o. The.
public with perfect con .
hdence that medicine.
h Rev. n a. Downs
. vegetable Balsamie 4
. lair
! have used IL myself
with the very best suc-
cess. and now. when.
ever / am troubled with.
4 Cough or Cold, / in.
variably use il. | can.
cheerfully recommend
/ g. 10 all who are suffer
oritg from a Cough ora.
. Cold, for the CfoIp
Whooping Cough and
alb diseases tending Co.
/ Consumption, and 90.
The Profession as are
liable article
! am satisfied Of liz
excellence beyond a.
doubt, having converted
personally Withthe Rev
N II Downs about &C..
lic informed me NJ the
uriucip1l ingredients of
which the tlixiris com
posed 90 of ohich are
Purely Vegetable and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

For DYING SIX, W00rn and Mixed Goods, SHaWls,
Scarfs. Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonuets Hats,
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children Cloth
ing, and all kinds OF Wear
ing Apparel
IL A SAVING OF so PER CENT.Tn
For % cents you can color many goods would
otherwise cost five times that Various shades can
be- produced from the dye The process is simple
any the dye with perfect Directions
in English French and German, inside ofeach packag
For further information in Dyeing and giving per-
feet knowledge what coors best adapted dye
others, with many valuable receives purchase Howe s.
Stevens Treatise on Dyeing and Colouug. Sent by
mail ON receipt Of prce-lO cents. Manuiacturedb by
HOWE K STEVENS,
$50 BROADWAY, BOsToN.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally S525
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miscellaneous.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post nerrates the following
affecting incident:
" In one o. the fierce engagements with the
rebels near Mechanicsville Ia May last, a
Young lieutenant Of a Ri ode Island battery
had his right foot so shattered by a fragment
Of she'll that, on reaching Washington after
one Of those horrible ambulance rides, and a
Journey Of weeks duration, he was obliged
to undergo amputation Of the leg. lie tele-
gfaphod home, hundreds Of miles away, that
all was going we'll, and with a scldier's forth
tudo composed himself to bear his suiierings
alone
Unknown to him, however, his mother,
one Of those dear reserves Of the army, has
tened up to Join the main force. She reached
the city at midnight, and the nurses would
have kept her from him until morning. One
sat by his side tanning him as he slept, her
hand on the feeble, Auctuating pulsations
which forboded sad results. But what wo-
mans heart could resist the peadings OF a
mother thena In the darkness she was al
lowed to glide in and take the place at his
side. She touched his pulse as the nurse haC
done. Not word had been spoken; bu
the sleeping boy opened bis eyes and said
That feels like my mothers hand Who IL
this beside me; 1t rs my mother turn NJ
the gas. and let me see mother
The two dear faces met in one long joyfu
sobbing embrace, and tae fondness pent nj
in each heart sobbed and painted and wep
forth its expression.
The gallant fellow, just twenty-one, his LEI
amputated on the last day Of his three years
service, underwent operation after operation
and at last, when death drew nigh, and h
wa. told by fearful friends that it only re
NAMED to make him comfortable, said b
had looked death IN the face TOO many time
TO be afraid now aud died as calamity as di,
the men Of the Cumberland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

The Frankfort Commonwealth Gays that
during The siege Of that town by Morgan, a
handsome Union soldier went TO the Capital
Hotel. and was mistaken for Confederate
by the rebel ladies, who soon had him smoth-
cred, like Paddy's strawberries, only using
kisses, instead Of cream They soon found
their error, and what fall was there, in their
before smiling and bcaming countenances
When be announced his presence in the par
lor Of the Capital il was TO order that the
rebel songs and music they we're entertaining
themselves and rebel friends WITH had to be
stopped, or he would send them up to tue
fort
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

Assets, 3lu December 1853 SIS Oss4l
Losses Pad 10 date, 500 0il 90
Dividends Pad IN Cash 10 date, $40 on
This Company Offers pecua advantages 10 persons in
tending 10 nsule theiT lives 10 rs safety and stability
acquired In its touteenh years. experience in its az
sets which (wi houtifs capital Of gl00OlO amounts
TO over over qisrtcrs Of million NJ dollars being
more han two hundred thousand dollars Iva excess Of is
liabilities for the reinsurance ~ all outstanding risks
In the facilities presen ed in It's Acoommod ,tng syst, m
OF payments Of premiums In the large number diver
shed condition. and occupations various ages and To-
cAies of the lives insured giving the largest requisite
scope Tor the operation Of the laws ~ average mortality
and the ampest guaranty to the nsuT the benefits
thereof in the division Of profits, the annual aprot-
uonment Of which having ft The past fu ieen ears
averaged Forty per rcta n the pr muins paid
Policies are ISSUED upon all the plans usual With Life
Insurance Oympani g. sId at As loo as Is consis
tent With view 10 eq lit, and suiency,
Parties desiring Agencies Ia towns where the Company
have none and those wishing Travelling Agences with
IN The New kngland States, will apply 20 II. @ WILL.
SON, 6S State Street. Boston, giving h reference or
information as TO age present and past ha mess will
enable him to form judgmentn regard thereto. l022
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IIGHLY INFORMANT no FEMALEN

II IN DELICATE HEALTH. Dir Dow, Physician
en1 sgrgsqn Noe EnicoI street. aoslon is sonsai.
eay Tor All Diseases incident 20 the female Frupu
Itrf or falling p The Womb fuor Auus, Suppression, al
other menstrual arrangements All treated upon new paw
oogca principles and speedy relief guaranteed few Gays
70 Invariably certain the mode % treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield under and the afflicted
locs "a perfect health DE- Dow has 900 doubt had create, tA
ierence In the 81 diseases Of and children Than
physician la Boston. Boarding Accommodations for patients
who may wish 10 In Boston days under hs trea
ment lr Dow since $40, having confined his whole atirn
ton O. an Office practice for hr Of Private Diseases at
female Complaints acknowledge no superior 10 the VnA
States
NJ BAN letters must contain red stamps they will
April h6a " oi,s2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

An assistant surgeon, writing from Gettys-
burg, says that what water is to a wound in
an inaamed state. coal oil is in a suppuratng
state--it dispels flies. expels vermin, sweet
ems the wound, and promotes healthy gran
ulation. He states that he has seen two pa.
tients, whose wounds have been dressed with
it, asleep before he was through with the
hi I'd. This is remedy easily applied in
our hospitals. If it serves to keep away flies,
it will add materially to the comfort Of the
wounded as well as their cure.
A clerk in the counting room of a Boston
sopperhead newspaper was a little taken abaok,
few days ago, after telling gentleman who
was settling bill that greenbacks were real
ly worth no more than confederate money, TO
see the creditor take some Of the latter "rsgs,
and ooolly insist ON his receiving them, at
the same time pocketng the receipted bill.
A soldier in Grants army writes home -
We are enjoying ourselves in the usual
way. We have fight for breakfast, dinner
and supper, twice between meals, AID three
times during the night-in short, it has be-
come second nature. II is said man who
will leave his meals to fight loves it. Ii
that case, the Yankees must love to fight, for
it is an everyday occurrence 10 jump uI
from coffee aud hard-tack, and give the reb,
a round or two
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Read These Certificates.

No ruyAl
Aptils.b $50
Nrssrs H.nty x Go .
Your Vermont lini .
entbas cured me Ma
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f,r which blessing Won
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WEDDING CARDs.-we are prenar

NY = ~ 1F4'7''-- " dTt NTtpHFtU
W IN Furnish on short notice a Superior quality
and new style ofw doing cards the Union ne equal
% those furnished in the city and at cheaper rate
Can aud examine our spcciintns daw1f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

Rosewood, mahogany, or any fine furniture,
must be freed from dust and wiped clean Of
fly specks or other soil, and after rubbed over
with very fine rotten stone mixed with olive
oil, and when dry rubbed off with soft silk
cloth. II your fine furniture needs yarnish,
get first rate professional hand.
MARBLE.-All marble should be washed
commonly with luke-warm water and a
sponge grease spots or stains can be -emov-
ed by washing with salts of tartar or repeat
ed applications of fine chalk.
IRON SPors may be removed by rubbing
with a piece Of lemon, and washing after
with cold water
INK SPoTs on wooden furniture may be re-
moved by rubbing on oil of vitriol mixed with
two parts of soft water. The white marks
from heat may be removed by rubbing first
with oil, and after with alcohol, or with spir-
its of haTtshorn
UNvARNIsHRD MAHoGoNY, or any other
furniture wood, may be polished several ways,
and by frequent rubbing be kept very nice.
A piece of beeswax as large as an egg, half
as much rosn, melted in pint OF spirits Of
turpentine, spread over table evenly, and
when cold well rubbed with soft cloth,
looks we'll
A gill of spirits Of turpentine, one of sweet
oil, and a pint of sweet milk, makes an excel
lent polish--well rubbed after-or
Take cake Of pure beeswax, rub it all
over the surface you wish to polish; then
wrap linen cloth over a warm smoothing
iron, and rub it over the table until the wax
is evenly spread then with a wollen cloth
rub until smooth and bright. We used to
m ob TINA in an did rinu4ar bnus. %
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G. II w l. S o N
General Mang~ Of Agsneics IN the Ne,o England
States
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TESTIM ONIALs.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy az one u the most capable and
iuceessfid practitioners, with whom have had official
int
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r.. CONFIDENTIAL
w. YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain habits, which uuht them
for business or pleasure, the duties Of married life
~ also middle aged and old men, who from the olfs OF
youth or other causes feel debility in advance Of Their
years before placing themselves under the treatment o.
any one, should fret read THE SECRET FRIEND;
Married Ladies, wishing 70 avoid an increase Of Family
viii learn something Of importance by pursuing zine
Secret Friend"
Sent 20 any address in sealed Envelope feoelpt
Of Ten Gents. Address
DIR OHAs, A. STUART & CO.,
B47 Boston. Mass
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RDMUND BURKE

Lhit commissioner OF Patents.
"Mr X. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appl.
cations all but one Of which patents have been grant
cd and that is pending Such unmistakable proaf
Of great talent and ability his part leads me To recon-
mend oil inventors 10 apply 20 him procure their
patents they may be Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber, in course Of his
large practice, made ttnoe rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPHALs EVERY ORE q which was decided
inhts taUOr, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
II. II. EDDY.
Boston. Dec 49, 1868 1886
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V T. II NJ . n II
EMINENT

This ror,tl,r MOD,
.irr is ,d H., 80,
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= m nea,'ie ob,'n.,sas od
4, ~, - w.
i-.-.s-.-s ,',..,io. .,,,Ii,.,.....'.
- l,ni,ert srd ia,
,.so,,,,.,, c...t i,,,ir
II NAV br osed evtsr
rails
- rheumatism,
Neuial4ia,
y Iuoth-aohe,
~ Headache,
III burns and Scalds
Bruises and
Swel.ings,
sore Throat,
Lum Uag0
SO, &c.
,-.--.-s-s and may be used inter
- - .ualil Tor
----s Cho'io and Colds.
49, Cholera Morhus,
Bowel Complaints,
- Diarrhea,
-.--.as Wind CAulic,
-. &c, &c.
Much might he said
of It's remedial proper
- ties and magic an effects
but the limited suace nf
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Milsaukee,
Newark
with daily attendance Of several thousand young Glen,
DESIGNED 10
IMPART A SOUND BUSINESS EDUCATION
To Young Men aud Lsdes, uniting Theory aud Practice
inamanuer never beior, contemplated.
sen OIL hSHiPS
Issued at Burlington College good for an unlimited Pc
ri. IN the Eighteen Colleges comprising the "Chain'
UBBING
Two or more students entering at the same time FROM
the same ueghborhpod will be entitled to discoat Of
~ per ce'n. on the regular rates ot tuition,
For further Information please all at College Rooms,
send for Circulars, Specimens and Letter
ddresss BRYANT, S1RATTON CO..
Burlington, VI.
Burlington, Jan r. 1868 9Ol5.dw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

PRECEDENT, HENRY CROCKER
VICE PHEsIpEET,--DANIEL SHARP.
SBCEErAHY,-- IL HOLLlSTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

'lncipient Consump ion
and an diseases Of the
Throat CHEST an d
D. Lungs
81 YEARS 400
The Elixir frst made
its appearance and
even then in its print
rive audimperfect state
produced such cxtfanr
binary results that g.
, became, 81 once, ag.t
cral hv0fitc Many
have made 1t, what e
4 really H., a Family Med
icine.
For as more than
, half the diseases $50
Z which flesh Is heir" or
iginate from colds, 80
this may be considered
IA general preventive OF
: all diseases, by remOv
. Ing the primeval cause
ADULTS
: Should always keep
This Family Physician
! .at hand ; and by It's
timely use save hun
: dreds Of dollars thai
I would otherwise D q
swallowed up in dis
: charging doctors fees
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08

Prepared by D HOWARD, Randolph, Mass
JANIS o BOYLE & co. louocessors 20 RED
nrNo IS Uo.) state Street, BOSTON, Propdetors, TO
whom all orders should be addfe.sed-aud oy an Dealers
in Fateu' Medicines. II 81 COW
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al have hesitation In assuring inventors tnat they
cannot employ person more competent and truto0rtAy
and more capable OF putting their applications in form
to for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office
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5ubn 8. Nrurp y Cos. Column.
NJ II. DOW Ms
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR.


HEaa
IN
EWaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-08
DR. DOW continues 60 be consulted bis ONCE Noe. and
Endcou Street, Boston, on all diseases Of
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE

ny long % study and practical experience Of 1n
limited eat, nii Or hsr nas Che eradication OF presenting
the unfortunate with remedies that hr
Introduced ihem failed 90 cure the alarming Of
GONORRHqA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath bic treatment an the horror 4 and Impure
blood lmpoency soroula Gnorfhra, cers pain and d.
tres n te regions " procreat0u, Inflammation N the HAD
der kdnrys, Hl droc-le Ahcessrs Humors frghtal
awrng ami che long train Of horrible symptoms attending
thls cass Of disease, harmless te
slmpes. ailinss OF a child.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

CHAs J. e. KLINE n co.
1921, ~ Bowery. New York Post Office Box. 1850.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

| $25 each, one man SIS, sixteen men
$40 each, two men S. each, making
$685.. In company G, Sd cavalry, one
man gives $50, eight men give
$25 each, seven men $l5 each, thirty
six men $40 each, twenty-one men S.
each. Companies throughout these
regiments contribute from 5000 to $500
each. Will not the townships through,
ont the State do as we'll? Will not
one and more in almost every school
district give life membership, and
others doing as well as they reasona-
bly, can very crcditable amount will
be raised for this holy and important
work. / commend to the merchants,
farmers and all who remain at home
and are happy and prosperous the ex-
ample of the worthy men in the field
who suffer and peril life for our coun-
try's cause T; and they are giving from
500 down in various amounts to S.,
and very few of them less than that.
The people everywhere are uniting
tremendously and giving literally, and
will accomplish a work for their Or
phan children which will result in
great intellectual and moral worth to
the State, and will be meeting SOL
emn obligation and debt to the or.
phans Of our brave dead.
PEARL P. INGALLS,,
Agent Orphan Asylum.
Charles City, Oct. 90, 1864.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03
Mason CITY Nursery.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the citizens Of Floyd county and the pub
lie generally, that he is prepared to furnish
Nursery Trees
of all kinds and of the best quality, at low
prices, from his nursery at Mason City, Iowa.
His stock consists of the hardest variety Of
Apple Trees from two to four years old |;
Isabella, Alexandria, Spitzenburg. Wine,
Catawba and Concord Grapes also q full
Variety Of Small Fruits, such as
Horton Seeding Gooseberries,
Large red Dutch 4 Victoria white Curranis,
Scotch, and Ohio Mammoth Strawberries
Victoria and Hybrid Pie Plant;
and many other varieties Of Fruits. These
Trees are all perfectly sound and thrifty.
Farmers and Others will do we'll TO call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders by mail will be promptly and faith
fully attended to. A. GARNER.
Mason City, Sept. 1889.