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The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Tn, captursd steamer Lillian.

PEnspxtYHi, Sept. L. 1894
she oaplursd steamer Lillian hss arrived At the Navy
Yard she ~ iron vessel, vss bnilt IN Apr last,
lies vsry low in the water, and 10 very s-i small
portion OF her cargo thrown overheard during ths
chase, but vas Afterwards picked up ~ the vsasss
Nhlah cAptnred her.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
McClcilaa RsJoIoi.es.

KwosTos, N. Y, Sept, 1, issA
rbe ssnocrsts Of Kiussc are bsvi5g large mesiiss
here tonight. Addresses have been m'ds by lion n 4
Dewitt and othsrs One hundred guns we're ar-s 81
honor Of the nomination, aud buildings ,lu minated
HARRtssrRG. Pa, Sept, L. f5sA
National ssc,ss wore fred or she democrats near Fss
Washington last evsning, sud cspuoi Hi this rDs~a
Ing, In honor or the pomInatoH o. rce'sa ard Psas.s
ton.
DStF1sr Me- Sept I, 1874
me trienss Of ncclsrss hays thfopa 90 ia .ss
Cred hundred gupf ir honof of hs Borinsticn
poerr, N. r., s,it J, 1894
me democracy of ibis ctr Cred Aarercd gsSs
10 night p boDcr os NsCsliaa, Nj, Ulssdz au'ss
jublIsut,
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Nsr srsANs soa NTv onIrASs.--Tbc New York
MAI steamship Company has added TO hs iss the new
steamer su-o NADIA, and sbe VIII sa New orleans on
tho lota inst runuiog 10 connection with the sesnsnlp
Nornag star, Evening star aud Guiding stsrscsrnug
weekly ine Tho suwo Fsca Intended for the China
TRADE. shc is two houssad tons burden Custom House
nieesursmenii bss remarkably oommodeus and elegant
passenger scccmmodAions and upon bs rscost trial trip
made the extraordinary speed a ssy.ssssa ana hat
niloe q hsv,
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
p.y,or.trats,,ic.nr..

ospsvs Lvermore, Of Baston, ssia . J1y, st Bpsari
~ Bei,nors Jacob Jndsrhui, ~ san Fe@ncrco, Lsh1
p,,ss OF New York; Bun r l. fox, o. "a Louis He@Tr
ryeant. OF PhIladslpbia; Colonss n Arnef'etct =
havana: Dr. r. n VERDI, ~ Wsshinstori Colonel "
Not,onS OF Delaware " McPasraor' ~ - ioah, sgs
Captain j. r. Tweed, of C'ncinsss @s etoppns ~ ~
Dkth Avenue nstal
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
The Turf.
Rxtenaixa rir. in Lexinsson. nd.

~ LOVE- No. Sept. j. 1904
The sousp factory OF O. l. McCrew, ct Lexington, No ,
wss burned this forenoon Loss $40 900; insured Tor
435 COO. Tires aemp warehouses and t~o dwellings sd
Joining also destroyed Most o! thsir contents we're
b.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

The ia.sresss Of tnls eerspolw OF rne uu,vs W
hereafter faithfully susl worthily represented
before the country b. gentlemen possessing the
requisite status and abilities fer such . task.
II the "Oid Wigwam" win give iss aid to bring
about these most desirable consfUmations the
name Of st. Tammsny will again take its place
in the rubrio OF the democratic church. Shonld
Il neglect this golden opportunity we shall
only have to fold its hands, close Its eyes and
bessech for II the oblivion of intermsnt
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
TIE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
The Cuerillas In Arkansas-capture Of
Union soldiers hY sheiby-Prepara-
ti0ns fer Another nebc, Raid into
KentwcEy. &C., Sc. 9rQ

KentwcEy. &C., Sc. Q
Caro- H., Sept 4, 1864
Au account from the White river says
The country all along is alive with gueras, who srs
into all tho passing Losts.
on the 2ad part Of Joe Shebys rebe. gang attacked
the forces guarding the railroad between Duvs,s Bua
aed Little Rock, and captured nearly oil OF the Fifty.
fourth Illinois, occupying three stations Colonel Mitchell
il rcrorcd killed.
sheby's force Is thresseoeug nuyalpe Bluff and 81.
Charles.
The rebel General Bufofd Is preparing for another
rebel RAID irto West kentucky His advance guard Ess
catered NcCrecten county.
General pos-crsns has ssuea orders for the repair or
Charleston and Fulton Earoad In Missouri.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Our city Congregational rsfegation-
1ammnny's Golden OPp1rtoniLY.


Tammsuy Hall is in the right track a. last,
and only needs continuance Ia her preseat
good course to be again recognized as the
worthy local organ or our national democracy.
In recommending General Mcclellan to the
Chicago Convention before Lis nomination by
tha. body the Old Wigwam did O bold and
generous act, which has net with success
most generous and Gattsrirs. The Tammanv
ratiicsli lion meeting on Wednesday was the frs.
"grsat gun" heard in tse Mcclellan campaign,
and its echoes will sweep over the Union, ro-
vivinE aud reswakenins all the ancient pres-
tige Of the warriors and sages Of our denooTa-
tic tribe. TIE Young Coons, under Luke
Cozans, and the Od Coons. under the
Brothers Den and Fernando Wood, may at
ones begin dismounting from their several
elevations on the decsying tres Of corner gro
Gerry city politics. John McKeon mc5 hang NJ
lis harp on q weeping willow, and the re-
spcctab!e old gentlemen OF the 'C.tizeas' Asso-
oaslonr betaks themselves TO bed in such
"nigbt caps either linsn or liquid rs may 10
tben appear most soanitsroua Tammauy
Tall has lhe inside track" a. the FIRST Nc
SttiAhl v kahishti9a VI tue 1iDplie Ittyt ahu,
whatever nay be tie resnlt Of our Presiden-
IA, coutcs; elsewhere, thore y 10 sbMov Of
question that .Ae fall MoCieil.s tsAes will
receive from thirty 20 forty thousand majority
betsooa ibe Battery and Hish Bridge
7. sow only remains for lbe Tsnmsny In
dians q persesoro ia ttoif prasswOrtby ur-
dortakius IL: tleo saua, a. they 0ouid
pesac.2s, my am-iAtl0n With tie Youas
Cooaa of Luke Cgzass, or the Cil Cosps
d .1e Bro osncrs Den and Fernando, ea5 lot Nc
Bcous men be 70 them a. an Idle threol. Les
lhen give ~ good local nomiasEons FOR
sloriR, Coaaty Claft, aaa 20 forth, Of mea
fresh FROM tho people aad s.rsas ID thcir
rcspsct; and above all other thinso. let them
te!ect - our next Congressional representative
men of ability, sxpcnsnoe and chafactef, wbo
witt be compsteut to srapPle wish, expose sud
defeat the nes dominating .yranuy Of the SIX
Nsw Eng aid sistos II ouv national cosnefs.
Let our next betch of Congreasmsn be neu for
whose msBy ipapeFlec.ious, sooiai, moral aad
political, our citizens shall nos he called upon
to blush. " word Let The inssllssres saA
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
rpp rrvvraL oy olrrArs u'corxIcx

Company II, Sc,es.y.f fret regiment, New York stats
National Glerd, viii parade 10 day 10 poeral escort
ths fosius vf Captain uoCoroer reg.
peni. vtB died IN service si Finra Company TO az.
seAgle " order al tie afIaory u ore ociesk r. u.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
MbltsAvy Affairs,
RsruES op TEE sIxrY.vrvIH Hsw yoes voLuS.
rgshs.

Tho Sixty h'ih regimen, New Yort as,s Volunteers
First rni,ed ssscs chs.seurs, returned 70 this city
evening about esh, O'Clock This regiment organized
ID 1881 upder the te of tho First Uuited States Chas
ssurs, by tue Hes. John Cochran- who isf, with II a.
colonel on The 9Th o. August, 1891 He promoted
bg sdler general and Colonel sbar ,nov brysdes rene
raj assured The cnlouslcy. u lef. Nc~ York With full
rsrksooe Thousand spd forty s,rong-nt after having
received ,hros arsdred ard ftty rtcruits II re-.
turus 20 the ctv with ninety enlisted and ten
ohcers, uDdsr t1s commar OF Captain n Min leaving
hfrdfca srd ruy re- enisea veterans 10 The neld
u rae participated 10 an tbs Saapagns OF the Army of
N- rnioase, The following ctnc.rs retdrD with the regi
meat - tsip " Min, ,Cartsin ~ A Bernard Cspta n
smni lfnssosl, Captain D. n. hnlss, Csr'aia irs1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

REoRGAxIzIss UNDEn DIFF1cuLT.Es.-A
couple ef Oregon Butternuts were talking
politics. and one of them saiJ 1--WE must
reorganize the Democratic party. and we
must run Democratic ticket; these Abo-
litionists are running the country
Second Secesh (excitedJ l--"RcoEgan.
ize hill aud d-nation! This is pretty
time to talk abont reorganizing the party;
vicksburg and Port Hudson taken, Lee
driv5n ont Of Pennsylvania, and, Charles
ton about gone in No. sir; it is too late
to reOrsauiz It, siE'' m. TaegYh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

SrIRrTuAL ADVICE By. A PnYsIcIAv.-
"Old Doctor c." was known as a skillful
physician. blunt and downright. but not
addicted to church going: Mr.. s., the sick
trader, sent Tor him.. The pulse was ex-
amincl. the pills dealt ont. aud the direc-
tions given. But as the doctor was taking
up his saddlc-bags, Mr. S. turned to him
with very pious look.
81 have solemn request to make Of
you, DR.. c."
"Whatl Of meP a solemn request Of
me?
"Yes, sir; | feel that am d very sick
man, AMI if at any time you see that 1 am
going to die. | want you should let me
know it at least three days beforehand.
"But what in the world 10 you want to
known that for?" y - = eRaf
"Oh. / don't know that am prepared
to die. and shall want at least two or
three days toprepare." .slfse sao
''Oh, well, make your preparations.
make your preparations, Mr.. s.; and If
yon don't die. Il aciH not-5e lost on your
ca CO 4Sl0'aefs. s. u EIC g1cU
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

Fun should be cultivated as fine art,
for it is altogether fine thing. Whoev-
er knew s'funny man. to be bal one?
On The contrary, Is he not nine times out
of ten generous, humane, social and good?
To be sure he is. Emit is great thing.
1t smooths the rough places Of life; makes
the disposition as fresh and rosy as a mai
den's kiss RIA - ai.,s.tr< v.rfsrss .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

We saw drunken fellow the other day,
who. installing fly on an awning post
for nail, tried to chang his hat on it.
The ay was astonished-so was the man
the spectators were highly delighted to
hear him acuss the nail.' ah 1903 =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

Persbing CO., Blniu- 4 Co.. and T. A. Lemon, P1ym
oufh Robert Cornwall Bourbon; John Kessler, RIoom
ingeburp; D. W. STANCE, and Jonas ffcr Bremen; John
Cess Tippecanoefown ~ e. q Smith Marmeut; Haieh
Bro Argos aud by Druggists and Merchants general
throughout the United States and Canadas l'itp
O. w RoBAcK .compcunsler Of Stomach ittrrs, Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. Distiller and Manufacture Of
Catawh a aud Brardies and al kns Of The finest
Domestic Liquors which sold, vholesae or in apy de-
quantity aNos 5s So co and G. East Third Street,
%. 81 &c - - y Aug 10 1885, ]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PTRP0SEy.

FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Simple in construction, durable all their parts ard
READTL Y UNDERSTOOD. They have certainty cfs,iteh
work without change or adjustment. using all kinds Of
Thread VIII Hem, Fen, Bind. Gather Tuck. Qri, Cord,
and in fpt do all kinds Of work required 10y Fam-
Sek which cannot be exccl!cd for frmnss, elasticity,
durability and elegance OF finish g.
THEY HAVE RECEIVED the HIGHEST PREMIUM
every instance whore they have been exhibited
petition with other standard Machines. weiuve all per-
sons in search of an instrument execute any kndo Sew
they 6e, by proving the WEED before
chasing The Company being ulylicend ths Maehines
are protected against infringernents ntgsticn. 2
u PRISONS ArIssANcE can order by mail with
perfect confidence that the Machias will reach them
safis and they able 70 manage their
tire satisfaction, with other aid than the printed in
structons accompanying each Machine. Every explana
will be chcerfuy given all, whether they wish
to purchase erpoi Descriptive Circulars together with
Specimens Of Work, will be furnished to all who desire
them, by mail or otherwise fl'r IrE.
~ RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, in all localities in
the United States British Provinces Cuba, Mexico Gen.
trail and South America, West Inia Islands tho Bahia
ma Island, to whom offer aREaT INDrcESfSIs. Ener
gctc men will ndit paying business reliable Sewing
Machines have become necessity in every family We
mannfcturea great variety u styles from which give
few prices:-Ns. q Family. SJc No. 2 Extra, See; No
2, Half Case, SEQ and SIS; No & T. Manufacturing, SIS
and SIS. WEED SEWING MACHINE cc.s
BOX 20il Post OficeI sos Broadway y Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
.NO\A\,k No MOvo,.

As aproof flat the blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable. have the certificates Of those eminent chem
iss, Professors Chiffon OF n A. md Locke Of Cincinnati
Read DR. Iacs'- Special Notices and Certificates pub
pshcd in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
Tins 8 1lI tffds t15tir ltsia ettt ~ Us
Price of tho SCANDINAVIAN Vegetable rioo Purifier, 81
PER bottle or s. hafozen OfthcScandinarian Veg
Principal Office AMI SalcsreDrn, No, East Fourth ST.,
Sd Bniiias from Main ST. Cincinnati, o. LABORATORY
Nh mOniS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
FEW REASONS WHY THE
WATCH

IL inL DLNi
it's made the b,st principle while the ign watch
Is generally made on principle ut all.
Let look the contrast The foreign watch most
~ made by women and boys, By hand While their labor
is cheap, their work is dear at ANY price Such watches
arc msde without plan. and sold without guarantee
rhey irregular constructions and quite irregular
in movement, They designed only to SELL and the
bayer is the party thoroughly so Those
kept .'ancres, cpnes and swss levers in profcsscd
repair for few years will apr sciac the truth Of state
ment.
THE PLAN OF TuE AMERICAN wATcILY
Instead OF being male hundred little pieces
screwed together, the boIy of tho American Watch
formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar interfcrcs with the
harrony Of its working and sudden shock throw
machinery Of gear Secession part
other Is unknown TO its constitution, and in riding any
business pursuit. it is all held together firmly
gle piece efmeta 1t is ut what all machinery should
be- lst ACCURATE.
2d SIMPLE
ft Fess Cd. STRONG.
4th ECONOMICAL
We not only secure cnEAPNEss by our system, hut
QUALITY. We'd not pretend that our Watch be
bought for hess money than the foreign
that Cor its real vane il ssod for onehalfthe price.
orRsoLDIER's WATCH (named VIM. Ellcry, iswhat
its fndicates-scii Substantial always Rea-
ainouAt W
or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (named
p s. Darei IL similar In size and general appearance,
but has more Jewels, and elaborate finish.
oUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought out, is put up
in great variety patterns many them OF beauty
and wornianshp tits quite SMALL but warranted tokep
Isae - +. go. ..-. -r... --
OF Z YOUNG GENTLEMAN's WATCH is neat, not
large andjust the thing the pocket Of Ysung America
THE PROOF ofthe merits fonr Watch may be found
in the fact that employ five hundred werken
in etories and that stiil UNABLE supply the
constantly increasing demand.
OUR THREE-QUARTER PLATE WATCH is thinner
and lighter than the Others have described It's fine
chronomcter balance is decaeIy adjusted tina
variation caused by changes Of temperature. These
Watches chronomctricay rated, and the fruits Of
the latest experiments in ehronomery and made by
best workmen in separate department Of factory
For the finest timekecpng qualities they challenge m
parison whit best works Of the famous English
and Swiss makers
ROBBINS e APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
aE-xA .1ss BROADWAY, Ny.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

NAuS--A1lsizcs,a and the hes quality at the
In Mammoth Hardware Store of
lan9-121l 24NC0 9ke Beck & ToAS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

4 XES.-Lippincott's Blood's and Dement'S
IA (warrentcd) Ares for sale a the Mammoth
Haitxaro Store Of x III Beck & TeAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

Ara yoH sick. feeble, and
complaining, Are Won out
of order. with your system
dcrai gcd. ard YOUR feelings
uncomfortable .Tl,ese ~ mp
TENS are often the preladc
10 serious illness. Some sc
of sickness is creeping upep
you. sid should lie arerted
by a timely use of tho right
remedy. Take AYERS Pills,
and cleanse out tic disor-
dcrcd humors- purify the
blood, ard let The fluids
/ more on uncbstIuc.ed in
! health again. They siimur
! late the fHretions Of the
holy into .--a-,r,n. .rrsx-sf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

ALL kinds Of Job Printing executedin the very
best manner, on short potice and most easonable
crmss at THIS OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

0lLS, PAINTS, anda llkindso fi3 aildinglMa
mariO nj DICKSON L CO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

- IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. I
Washington ID. &. 9Th Feb. 1855 I :
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them. and
cannot Hesitate TO say they the best caihartic
employ Their regulating action ON the liver is
quick and decided, consequently they adj
Indeed ] have seldom found a case OF bilious dis
case so obstinate that il did not readily yiesd
them. fiatcrnally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL. u. ID,
Phlssicinu OF Tie tlkrrsne fToe.Sfof
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
Price, Is cents per Boz, or Boxes far 81
Prepared By Dr.. J. G. AVER 3 Co., Lowell, Mas,

Sold BY Pershing g. Co., T. A. Lennon; blaisi
& Co., Plymouth; o. w Conninghap, Beuhonss
and by alldealcrs in medicines everywhere, vhole-
sac by J. II. REED e. Co., Chicago. nl5yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
Bilious Disorders Live.

Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Or. Theodore Bell ef Ne,r TorE city
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted IL iheir
purpose an apericnt but ind their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in INV practice proved more cfectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention / sincerely rejoice that We have at
length pursatiye which is worthy tho confidence of
the profession and thsfcoplc a a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
As Family Ehrsfc.

From DR.. Z ". Ctrrfrright. Nesr Crle-as
lour Fills are the prince of purges. Their ex-
cellent qualities suTpass any eathariic possess.
They are mild but very certain and efcc!uai in their
action on the bowels, which makes them ink ruable
TO US in tie daily treatment of discafc.
- .rr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
WovsS Nike q CNNosyN>. e.
Me HNooA PINS

arc the most active and thorough pills that
haze ever been introduced. a..1sfi ifisAfi
They act SO directly upon the Liver, e-zeit-
ing that organ to sach an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply pur=ativc pill.
They are reilly -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04
Headache, sick Headache, Fen, s,o-,nc

TroiR Or. Edrd5u Boyd. I3GTfrih0Tie
DEAR BRO. AVER / cannot answer yoa ,rkat
complaints have cured with volr Pills letter than
TO say oil that nee erer treat icifh pargafire med-
cine. j place great dependence Of tfat efectuai
cathartic in my daily contest with difcsse ard be
eving. as do. that your Fills afors the best We
have, / of course value them highly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-04

ITTTSBrRG, IA NAY l. 1S55.
. Dr. J. G. AVER. Sir; l have been repeatedly
cured of the worst headache any body can have br
dose or two of your Fills II seems 20 aiise ffon q
foul stomach, which they cleanse at encer r-Es
Yours with great respect, ED. w IREBLE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-01
American and Foreign Patents
u. III. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of L s. Patent oRe. gasAins,o., 1s.d.,
ibt Act Of lSj7)
10 State Street opposite Kilby Street.,
BOSTON


\ fAhls ah extensive practice Of Upwards al twenty
= Nt'r' continue, 20 sscurv Patents in the ni,rd
S'r' a'so IA "ryat britain France aud ether Foreign
80 'AEr'ts, Specifications, Bon&s, As.Isnn,snts
and Az srs drawings for Patents xrr a, :, ~. In
era tei ms and with dspIseh. R.s-aTch-. usSs iss
American or trrisu works 10 determine th- x.di,, a.
u,S 81 fAtents % frrnousaEd veg al or other advice
rendered ia All matters touching he case, Cop,,, of ,he
.'-Ns 81 any patent furnished by Tealtip. one Dollar
ASSIGNMENTS recorded Al M4sh,ngton
The Agency Is only the Largest In Sev rnxl,,a Ia,
through It nVehlors have advantages for .senrinv p.
!. AL. NM The pairnAhiliy OF iIysntions. IN
surpassed ny MT imnessurabiy Superior to az rhrh
can be ~ rcd them elsewhere The festinonia. h.,ov
~, =. Prov t,at none Is MORE 81 CCEssYUL ATTnR
l. IlIh bEsr fkpUt OF ADVANTAGES Am AnII
lIl hr wnuli ADJ that Lr has abundant r..,o, ., -
eNe Nnh can prove that 81 other oher az the lima
afe me charges io professional srrsee. noisra,s
A"' Immense lfaeNee oi the subscriber daring twenty
years As' as enabled hi N TO accumulate ys,t eo,.s
, - 'F''A'''' and o-eiA decisions relative %.
These. l-shlrs his extensive ibrarv n, i.-., -,
o--tca' Is AID full aeeoutis of Isatenss granted liz
te iIed States AMI Europe rruder him ab,e heyooa
qlvs'n 10 odcr superior facilities for Patsnts
All Necessity Of journey 10 wa.hinxtop To prsu,, =
patent and the usual great delay there are hers sar.d
rEsrIsoxIALs.
." regard Mr Iddy as one Of tie rpo,t ,a,a.,. and
sAceess'Ri Practitioners with whom have ia oc.l
intercourse. CHARLES MASON
,,,.,-,.. Commissioner Of Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring Inventor. that they
cannot employ person more competent and trss.ser
ay ana more capable OF putting their Applications in
torn to secure r them early aud fyaahls san.hlsr
ati3G al the Patent Once
LIMJND BURKE,
Late Commissioner o. patents
Ny x II Eddy has made for me THIKIKkS anal.
c'o' ." an Dat "ne 90 ~ch patents have been rrsnt-
~ anu lha Is noe gsad.Bg Such kaab,e pfsot
" seSt talent and abty on his part lraas me 70 recon-
mful OH uyentlrs apply to him 70 proeur. th,;r M.
te a. they may he sure Of having the moot faithful
attention bestoEad their cases and at very
charges" JouN p. nc.vT
Dartns eight months the subscriber In coaY,e Of Ais
large practice made see rejected app,cat,sns SIX
ihhN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which vas decided
'h Ais fator by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Dee. 10. 1888 i.tos