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Iwill sell, on the premises. on "WEDNESDAY,
Zephyr. It contains S45 acres Of prime upland in q
high state OF cultivation, d.s DWELLING. 9ooi fens
and househo. d furniture &c It is about "a niles
from Washipston City
Terms: for personal property cash; for real es-
tat, one third cash one third in three yesrs ons
third In SIX years, with int rest, semianuually.
For further particulars ADDRESS VIM. Ward, Mt.
Zephyr, Alexandria, Va.
my21z,N,H.I7, n IS, -
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STATES MARsHAL'ssALE.

&s Clerks Office of the Supreme Coart of the
cated States for the District Of CoIumbia, and to
At TIE front of the COURT House door aaid Coun.
y, on EDN EsDAY, the 25th day of May next
claim and interest in and to the north part of Lot
No. "a, in Square No. 8T, bounded as follows =
Lot No 8, on the line of Seventh street east run.
ming thence west 81 feet, thence north 80 feet
thence east 81 feet to the beginning together with
all sipgular, the improvements thereon seized aud
levied upcp as the property Of Samuel and Joseph
IN GA1or of White, Middleton Beall, use of Elias
my7 WARD II. LAMoN, o. q. Marshal, D. G.
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4 UoTIoN SALE OF CONDE1NFD HORSES

WAR DEPARTMENT. CAvALRv BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QgAIrRRaAsTER, )
WasbiastoH. ID. c.. April IS. 1864.
Win be sold At public auction, to the highest bid
der, At the times and places NJ med below, viz:
Newport, Penna Thursday, Mayt5th,
GsttJsburg, Penna Monds v, May 9Th,
Altoona, Penna. Tbur,d day, May 18th,
Miffin, Penna., Thursday, May 18th,
Eesdng. Penns. Thursday, May 18th,
Lebanon, Psnna. thursday, june %,
SCRANTON, Penna. Thursday, June 10th.
HiIliamsport, Psnpa Tharsday, June "a.
Hundred and Fifty t20 at each Of the other places
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes n any good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold singly.
Sales begin ct 10 . M, and continue daily until
all Are sold.
spiy. yANES A. RKIN,
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&c MORGAN, Truste,
49,. A. THOS BRADLEY,S
I'D 2l-e -eOd& ds J O. Moo lire Il Cjo a,ct
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

y
TRIsTEE,s SALE OF OYER THREE ACRES
OF LAND IN THE NEI2HBORHOOD OF THE
NATIONAL RACE COURSE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 23d day of MAJ, 1854 / shall
sell, by virtue of deed of trust TO the subscribsr
and re- recorded in Liber n. e. r, No. 8, f9los al,
Az 43, E4 and as of the land records for the
county of Washington, in the District of COLUMN
bia, at clock p. on the premises. tn follow
ing described property, living and being in the
county Of Washington, District aforesaid, viz:
Part of Ridge Tract, beginning for the same at
stone marked the northeast corner of Ridge Tract,
at its junction with St Elizabeth tract, and thence
running by magnetic course north 50 degrees and
st. Elizabeth Tracts chains and 50 links to stake,
thence south Is degrees and 30 minutes west
chains and 30 links to stake, thence south s. de-
grees and 30 minutes east chains and 50 links to
stake set the boundary line separating the said
part of Ridge tract from the tract lying east there
of, thence north Is degrees and 30 minutes east
along said boundary line chains and 80 links to
the place OF beginning, being parallel lines, con-
tanning three acres and four perches, be the same
more or less.
Terms cash. All conveyancing, including reYe-
nue. stamps, at the cost of purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied with In Eve
resell the property at the risk and cost of the first
purchaser by giving three days notice of such re-
WW MORGAN Trustae
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VIM. MORGAN, Trustee.
ap2l-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georgetown.

1dOmAc LOWAANo, auct,s 0eofSetoHn.
PEREMPTORY SALEOF VALUABLE IMpROV-
10 PROPERTY BHTWEEN TIE CANAL AND
THE POTOMAC RIVER IN GEORGETOWN, D.
O.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
I win sell at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY,
the llth day Of May, 1864, At o'cloek m on the
Lot No 70, in Georsetown, and fronting II feet on
the south side of Cherry street and 80 feet on the
east side of Potomac street. and opposite to the
Cotton Factory.
The improvements consist of . large two story
Budas a tWo cf f1onins ana 81 FEET on
Potomae ,treet, adjoining the above aud running
tween the Canal and Potomac river, offers great a..
clitiee for manufacturing or other purposes, and
for an investment such an opportunity seldom oc-
ours.
Terms: One half cash, balance In six and twelve
Title perfect.
.Ooaveyancins and stamps at the cost of the pur-
apS:d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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laaf CpartsyplaStsT's ODics Depot Of Washingtou,|
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April n. 1854
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Corral, near
The observatory, in the City OF Washin gtou b. O. ,
on "WEDNESDAY, May II 1851, and WEDNESDAY
May IS, 1864, q lot o.
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, .. N.
d II. RUOKER,
~ 2St Depot OF Washineto ID O.
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AUCTION SALES,
rUTURE DAYS,
pYJ. @. Nee UIRB 3 90, Auesouesrs

RYJ. O. hc6 olkH D. CO., AueHoneers.
4sR ssfsS2yfp s1EsSR ssrWSss rEWyssRaT7 .SS IS
o. shTuRDAY hFTEksoSa. sEt My n.n. a.
the f cosass o.
.Sereis EiiIs6esh Brent is com plsinsnt. aud ihss
"a. sha .s sss
s9Sare No go, as follows
e. nrss. Dsa rss
sips back ,ss het to feet alley, impro vsd by
SsioK We III bSSISfsss sSiBHyss $f1S WITH pAOz
sS sos.S ss S.s OF .aa
IupniSe bsck average depth Of iss feet to 30 %
ssisx {fs 40 VIII VII s'''HisS Bzdk
runnins back about i4o feet to . I-fest .Iiey.
Gass 81 ss si.en
1 Ss of sh Ssps
rsT.s cash the remainder in six and
ssSn OF the Trustee, or all cash. at the option Of
oonveyancss and stamps at the cost of the pur-
g. I'm F.
sP sd j. G. Moe UIRH & CO., Aucts.
RRJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioasers.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON FOUR.
xsD GoT ss9 sad
uNny
u the corner Of Eleventh street east and Penn
Sp 'ffit fH6KsSa9 fxi62s AFTERNOON, Ma, 49, at q
a % e4ssr ra the
hy y5tus s e dss5ss Of the ooa
pesssd on the 9Th day of April, liza, in . cause,
S. Sh;..in Geo n{lss is sog%plhinsns ~ ana Bs I
ing 81 feet on Four and half street, vast tide
between Maryland avenue anc south @ street, and
dwelling. houses to Be old separately. Two frame
,.,.,e,INA INAEDIAIELY m Ar11s,
st nehe. from II the northeass corner ne Of P an N
Alley fronting on str ct running ts. nee south e
sspss ss qsa 1s Of to
ing 81 feet inches from the northwest sorner and
fronting on Seventh street east q feet inches,
thsrcs west feet to the beginning together With
the improvements consisting Of 4s D story brick
IxMsD1 ArxLY AFTER,
ING respectively ON Pennsylvsnia avenue. Eleventh
street east and south G street Lot No is i'm
proved with handsome brick dwelling honse,
ss sss sh:.l..
@opths with interest. for "hies the a p11shsss9 hs9
rustses, The purchaser to have the option Of
Convt yancss and revenue stamps at tho cost Of
II the terms of sale are not complied with In five
resell At the risk and cost of the defaultins pur.
chaser. on one weeks notice in the National Intel
f.SS;n nSeRSsssI Trustees.
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auetisneers.
TRusTEls SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT o.

ILEVENTH, ,BETWlENL AND II STREETS.
By virtue Of deed of trust from B. B. Bridge,
dated October p 1857 and recorded In LiberJ. p,
county Of Warrington. will offer at Auction on
MONDAY. the 18th day Of May next, on the premi-
Sos, At 61a o'clock. p m. part of Lot seven ~ In
Square three hundred and forty (S4li in Wash
inton, bounded ss follows. viz: Beginniug forty
nine feet seven inches from the southeast corner
Of d and Eleventh streets and running thence
south twenty Ave feet on Eleventh street, thencs
due east one hundred feet the whole depth Of said
lot. thence due north twenty ave feet, AMI then e
due west to the begiuning with the improvements
consisting of Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid In cash. and the residue In two al in
to be secured
The terms Of sale must be complied With With in
one week after sale or the property may be rssold
after week at the risk and cost Of first
purchaser, CHAS. 8. ENGLISH. Trustsa.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS fHEATER,
PRERsiLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL
LEONARD dAoVkR-.. ................-,. Director

THIS Thursday EvENING, May5, 1864,
Last ri ight positively but two of
MR.. i. l.. DAVENPORT, Mr.. J W. WALLAOK
AND MRS. FARREN,
Of o
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of uppar all eld strength:
oo-
Mr. davenport as.---........ Charles Courtley
Mrsfarren as Lady Gay Spanker
Mark Medule. Mr. B q Rogers
Sir Harc9urt Courtley Mr. A Donaldson
Max Harkaway Mr. J J Prior
Dolly Spdnhef--. Mr E 5 Tarr
COol... ................---...Mr Mr. II McDonal
Isaacs.. Mr. q Ii Clark
M Greon
Martin. Mr. G Gourley
Grace Harkaway.- Mss d Myron
Pert. Miss Homan
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PROVE ions Of the above resolution the men EN- :
pioyed IN such shop shall instantly cease WORK
several amendments TO the constitution and
bylaws wrrs offered, but without action the
meeting adjourned =
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DR.. h Dl&'S
PRIVATE MEDlLAL OFFICE,

FuYATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
Al Endicot, Street, Hoston, Mass.
arranged inst patients never or hepr each OH
er. EeeoAee' the Only entrance 10 lT Office j. ne.
- having 40 connection with his residence. coaHe
queuty no family interruption so th't On no account
Can any peraou hctitate appiyin< 1t his Office
DR DIX
b1tg rs'r and " cannot be contradiccd, except by
luacls, VINO VIII saY or DO anything, oven per.ait
tu apBe7es, 70 impose upou rstientsl thh
II tnC OILY REGULAR GRADUATE rl TsICIAN Ap
NAbTislFa ~ HOsroH.
SIXTEEN YtAr.
suo74 Go many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants, uo.e
iropritloia oc., that hs is mach recommended, ana
iGt4ceflylo
8iRAEGERs AND TRAvELERs
10 avoid aLd escape imposition % Foreign and Ma
ave QuAekr 7o,e NHmoops IN Boston than other lary'
Dr. I. DIX
-lnauy OF whom consut tim critical cascs because
o. bs acknowledged skil and reputation, attained
Trough 30 ing experience pra3ti.e and obseryation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
b. not robbed ord add to your suGerng' being DO
3eiYed Dg lying boasts false prom
He-i and pfetenriOus Of
TOREIGE AND NATIVE QUACK8,
Fl9 know little The nature ami ehaiActor % speca
g. aas ana LHes o. to their cure Some exhibit forged
D. 9.cnas % Institutions or College winch never tN-
isfadI any part Of the world oilers exhibit DipJ
u4s q. tlo Dead, how obtained. untrowu NOT oa5
afsgmug Eud advertising 10 names Oi those inserted H.
TIE Da lmas but TO further Their inposi ION assame
uaaea OF other most celebrated Physicians long since
dead. Neither be- deceived by
QUACh NOsTRUM MAKERS,
observation-disclosures snt "a tererces and recon men
taioHa Of ther medicines ne a'ad no cannot eH-
pose contradict them or Who besides 10 taflef
tHsif imposition. copy from Medical booss much .fai
,n Ci ihe qualities and eueca OF different herbs
md lE4s81 a5erl5e all the same O. their ilis, EK-
fact8 5pecihcq &C. most Of wIch II not all, contain
Mercury because OF TIE ancient belief O.; ts curing
O.. ID IL n
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heart !espsd up at thc thought Of such a eha-g,
twas only fora moment. There were othera 10
fight for bis country there was NJ rs clse to
caro- for bis mother and lister, and 20 be po, bin
exemption and went on in the old way
And had called this man coward So slow
are We to recognize the heroism in the common
lives around US. Butall flashed through my mind
in an instant, and ] wanted 70 reach my h7ad
across the table and ask bis pardon, but be ven
on quietly with bis breakfast mother, with Der
sweet voice, made some kindly remark aad TIE
meal soon finished. But dil no. forget Tia I'i-
son learned that morning The msn seemed So
unconscious Of bis se'-sacrifce and hlia devotion
as if be never thought Of doing a noble CT heroic
thing. felt humble in his presence, There vas
DO martyr look in bis face. no airs about him which
challenged US to appreciate bis goodness b4t l
learned from him that the Performance Of present
duty, tho duty tc which God calisus By hi. plcy.
dence, may be- as heroic in III, sight as The most
ssfsaOri6cng patriotism, the braves. deeds Of
arras that to ivs patiently and iG'h.ly where
he has placed us, may he as acceptable ia ids
sight, as to dir for nb-rty and IRE FEE. And 40 /
20 about my daily w3sk, mari hlm % aoi 't..
torgetluI, more appreciaiye q. ibe bonn. $ cse.-
rnce, the unobruiye y.rue, d common .i..
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afle0iGlcs.

D., 500 vi he forfeited by DR.. j.. Dix IL filing to
pOU cure ia lesstime than any other phyt'elar
mara ehtctu'lly GLd peImeuatly, with lefs ttratu
rom occupation Cr 'eet Of ezptsnre TO oil weather
with fata ana pleasant medicines.
sELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABIfg
Their eGecttand consequence
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND sIiUAnOEs,
Incident 10 Married and single LAoies
SECRET Ard DELICATE DlSOBpERh
hercura ALeai Ons truPuCus and a Diseases ri the
SKIN Ulcers OF the Nose, lhiO1t ana Body Pimples
on ne lace oweimgs 81 the joints Nerve usness
Constitutional aud other Weatue-sesin YUutn, and the
more advanced, OF al ages, of
Born Va IS, SINGLE OK MARB!Ep.
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Tho Greatest Medical Discovery
~ TIM Arr

DR Kennedy, otR,Nhrrr ho's , w. ''oyrud in
| J pna ct our common pasture WtttH ID Ir'ut.r thli
cure, EVERY KIND on HUMult, IRON TtE
WORST stROtI LA 10 COMMON lNN'iE
BOTTLES are warranted to cure nuf..F u.p mouth
lto3notues Will cure the worst 81 q @. iipae. oa
The iacs,
ITO bottle, wdl oear the syst m ot hoiI'
. bottles are warranted 20 cure the WORT cnuket TN
tile mouth and stomach
9to5 bottles are warranted to cure the worst OF
erysipelN,
/ TO bottles are warranted toenea an hpnor in ne
eyes
and blO,chas among the hair.
4to 6botes warranted TO cure corrupt ana running
sores
bottle will cure scaly ,rnpilots Of the skin.
2or bottles Warranted 10 cure the worst case
OF ringwurn,
2or Sbottes ars warranted TO cure the mo danger.
Gus ease th.umatism.
; or bottles are warranted 10 retnlt rhcum.
T. 3 boitts viii cure the va At cA.c ft1 utula.
lite DO trs are wstrsuet % cure She worst case of
dyspepsia lknow by the NlNfienee OF thousands the
| 1t has 1een cauted by cauker in the stomach.
Ito bottles are warranted 70 cure sick hclttche.
Ito bottles are waffanet 10 regulate o1'tve state
| OF tke bowels.
/ TO ?9otue will regulate ali arrangements Of the
kdneys
to g bottles will cure the worst cases II diopsy,
Ito bottles have cured the worst cases pics a
r.lief Is always expofoDctd What myrof Ia get re.
lei in such an circulating disease. ~ following the
directions IN the pant hlet nrouud zach bottle aud nv
| a Iudloaui application OF tbs SAIL KNElM Olaf
MEM a. hOFuLA OINTMENT and MAILING
natare except oanc'r thtt i4s taA r1n.. tet'eG
and pefmanentlJ "a ~. hanu,ac ed By UONaED
| KENNEDY No. l70 Warren street. kOxburY, hats.
| friea 81. For sale by all Druggists FNN3him
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81 have always bsen astonished,' slid Miss
Smith, at the auxety OF young ladies for
beaux but never pitled female more th'n
when Miss Mounti!ther5 left my sohaol. Sec
ins her gazing toward the zkY, | asked her what
she was looking for That brau, sail che,
which is told OF as being, set IN .lo cloud
! wish he come down
A contraband who came into Sheridan 3 lines,
when questioned about the rehels atnng t-e
coored men said e. Bon, hAlf Do c.!orel man
think dey would run directly OYER % ~ J -pE7ef
Hld de arms IN their hards, and to,er $50 lliHA
deg would s' sand an tlre a tls ro0.ts 20 d'
rtar lust, fore ae5 run--dat's all DE- 'eras
4 ePFsKIGs lisTAg9 --s.mc y .ft"
bill was reported m ,he New l.t- lJt-3 vi
Assembly, entitled An Ae. Tor The Ffe
ton OF the Heath Hen and 0th.r 64n'. Il1
speaker OF tho house. WHO was prlAi.. - ri.
much Of a sportsman, grayely read %, A..
for the Preservation OF the HEAfnEH a1d e.4e.
Game"--a huuder ot which he was ua
scious. until an honest member lT1m Gle pr-l'
who had suffered cpneiiarlbiy by toe frontier
Indians, moved an ameniTcad by oilrs '4t
words = except Indians,
1he way the negro guards talk 10 tho South
ern chiyalry which Gen. Butler ha, quito w1fk
in the trenches -" Hurry up, t.-hnrrY e +
Lieutenant! Go on dar-so 90 wd DIS. ore
shubble, Major Take UP dsi or PICK, l'gIo@,
and get to work libaly, Or III blow yoa oui -
de ranks
"Call that kind man said an oc.or,
sneakiny OF nm absent acquaintance, " mtA
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We take the following from the Drawer
in Harper's Magazine for October
During the last winter q " cJntrabanl y came
into the Federal lines IN North Carolina and
was marching ny to tho officer o. the day 70
give an account Of himeelf, where upon the fol-
lowing colloquy ensued:
What's your namo "
/" My names sam"
"Sam what?
"No, Sab not Sam Watt Use jist Sam, -
What's your other name"
Z" / hasnt no oder name, Sab. Ire sam
dat's all
" What's your masters namel -
Use got no masa now massa rGnned away
yah yah Zee free Niger now.
Well what isyOvr fathers and mothers
name?
as got none, Slh-neber had none lie
jet Sau-nobody else
I" Have not you any brothers and sstorsl !
"No, Sab nebcr had none. no 5rudJsf,
no sister, no fader no mudder, no ma'sa--notl-
ing but Sam. When you see SIM, yoH SEE al
DIRE is Of u.s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27

CHARLIE MASON.
Commissioner at fHnntt.
al have M hesitation IN assuring utcuors tMtthey
cannot employ person more competent an Trustworthy
and more capable putting their apt Gallons in tutm
/, sscutsfor them eaiy and favorable cnns Iteration
N. Patent once EDMUND hURkE,
Tste Commits oner 81 fstrRts.
"Mt n. n. Eddy has made or mc thirteen applications
on ali but one " which patents hsd teen tariel ana
that is nov pending Such unmlstakaht lret ' fifei
talent and Abiy on his part leads mr 10 focom@end gu
In snton 10 apply to min IN secute their lalfhit, a.
they may be ufe OF having thr mnsiiAthu attention ht.
stox ed on their eases, and at very usnnahe efsit'
Dutnr erht months, the sui sethef, an course Il e"
nrae,tr made on twice rejected application, size
~ ths tomni..lonst or pAtpnl4 q. II, EDDY
'no1,on u E. IL. Is J. #
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SONGS for Soldiers and their Fric1dS

THE rRu MPEr or FREEDOM. CoctiIn1ng, sold rs
chorus. ytyAla America \ other when rc warts osert
Mount Boys Mount, Peset Guard Not star irrm aar
Flag; VOLUNTEERS Wis Red, Nhue AMI u ue To va
man Do they pray Tot m- Home lioW 90 YOU ~ u
J.aer,on d battle Hymn q The l,cpubc Gtly Halle
lulah Garbadi Hymn, and o-hsr popular sons pl,ts,
&c will b. tent postpaii, for 20 GO rs. DIV kplIsoN
4 GO BusiOu. f."H
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iooetrl,.
The Vanishers.


Sweetest Of all chidIke dreams
In the simple Indian lore,
Still 70 me the legend seems
Oi the Elves who fiji before
Fitting, passing, seen and gone,
Never reached nor found at rest,
BsfliBs search, but beckonng on
To the sunset Of the blest.
From the cleits Of mountain rocks,
Through the dark OF LowIand frs,
Flash the eyes and flow the locks
or tae mystic Yanishers
And tire f.hsr in his sktf,
Aud The hunter on the moss,
Iler their call from cape and cliff
SEQ iheir hards the bhcn-Ieayes toss.
Weifu', longing throu II the green
Twilight Of the clustered piae',
In their faces rarely seen,
Beauty more than mortal shines,
Fri1gsd with god their NANTES flow
Ga the slope, Of westering knobs
In the wind they whisper low
Of the suosat land Of souls.
Doubt who may, 0 friend Of mine.
Thou and | have seen them too
Ca before with beck and sign
Sull they glide, and we pursue.
More than clouds of purple trail
n the gold Of setting day;
More than gltams Of wing or sail
Beckon from the sea-mist gray.
G.imp5es Of immortal youth,
Cleans and gories seen and lost,
Fal-heard voices sweet with truth
As the tongues Of Psntecost,-
Beauty that eudes our grasp,
Sweetness that transcends our taste,
Loving hands we may not clasp,
Shining feet that mock cur haste
Gentle eyes we closed below,
Tender voices hear once mora,
Smile and cal, US, as they 20
On aud onward, still before.
Guided thus, o friend of mine
Let Us walk our little way,
Knowing BY each reckoning sign
That we are not quite astray.
Chase we still with bafled feet
Smiling eye and waving hand,
Sought and seeker soon shall NEE,
Los, and found, il sunset Land.
.lacri.c Nonh'y for DecembT
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M They cure or obviate those numerous diseasesihe
,pTine froulirrsgulatty by removing the irregulatty
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain'ulNs
alton.
They cur. Green Sickness tchlorosi'1
b.cs and lover parts Of the body elvnesi Fatigue on
,irhi ,rerton. Palpitaton OF the lfari Lowncss q
SHIRTS Hyserih Sick Headache, Gdducss &c, &C, Lab
word hy removing the Irregularity, they remove the
cause and with ALL the effects that spring from 10
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts they contain
nothing deleterious TO any constitution hoFever deote
thelr function bciugta suhs tate 81 angH 'r weakness
which, when property used they never iaN too
They may ne safely Wacd at any sss end any eeri-
cd, eXcep during the hrst three t.,er,nE Nmen'A
uuf.ilns nature OF their action woudniaub'y prevent
pregnancy.
An letters seeking inform ton ar advice Nl be Tree
y promptly aud discreeuy answered,
Full directions accompany each hoF,
! Price 81 per h1V or SIX boxes Tor 3d.
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Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY.



FTER an extensive practice q upward oftNerN
years tnues to fcturc Pttcn 'luiNe Wltd ~ ties
also IN Great Butain, trtuct aud oh. i'rrtA c."'
Cavea = SPECIFICATIONS, Bone, Assignment AND 'A %
u.rs nr praWncs ul Patents executed ODD hh-ra' etWt
and with drspttrh. Res arches ugd- in'n Nurta.. %
foreiro works to tsrminv ht vAui, ur ul dA ol Na
teutspr inyrliOns-Rud etal tr tih"r advice 'thtf
IN all mtttcfs touching tie ann, t'pr. O.. On. re- H
~ nv patent furnished hy fsmii,iug onr d'lat Ass G
nents recorded al MashineitR
m. agency b. not on the larres'iu New I'm 'hdh
thtourhi inventors have adyaruc,' i'r sreur1rtnl-
tents OF a,cerlatnag thr potebnhi' r'n'rnu'H- aa-
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which can Nc offered 90 them e.rwhcr0 Toe ieslmhHi-
ais below given Prove that none t vc tee'"u ai ht
Patent to thtn the subscriber ohh ls lucr.s Is ht
br,t moot o advantage and ability he would Rda ha.
he has abundant reason belefr aud can prove At ht
other ONCE Of the Kind the chpF's tr pio'et.ohl
service. so moderate The impru rract oi th' sot
erbsr during twenty years past bias en'h rd HIM 10 90
eumuets vast collection OF specific itons ana oh ia
decisions relative % patents
tbe.s besides his ehensive librry ~ i'ra. ami NE
ehanieat works ami tult afaeuBt ol patent tnhtad 90
Inc United states and Europe, render lin hlr.ee on
question to offer superior ciliiirs ut obtaining rieh's
Aln,srssity " Journey 10 Washington io pfotnte
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-27

ut,eetd M Eddy "a one ot the ua-i capable SUI
,u,ers,Wi practitioners, with whum have han ni,il
intercourse a,...,,....