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Americanhnd Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR 0FP PATENTS,
Lsfs Ar-.fsf q. a Psfs-f o.. Wss ~ So
(s.ssF 40 81 1871
20 state. opposite Kiloy Street.
BOSTON

FfES - excessive rss-tic. 81 sp-arss q ~
\ s~srs. reattsues O. --rur. Pa,sat. 81 ths
laitef >fsi~ss al-n. 81 er.sf hFl'.ss. Fr.-os "A
cher oresra Ccaufries- C.srsts lSE-etGr.ttaa.
uoa.is. Asstgru-~ats. 80 su fapefs 80 flr.-,--.
sr fsfsnrs ~x~ruf-t 80 lih-fsi t~rns s-d -
ts-p.fch. &c.. ~ nste este Aa.fioaa 80
Fsretru ~arks. to tftsrmias ~ validity 90 ufsl-
- ~ Faf~ufs 30 iav~atioas-aaf i-r.i - che
- 80 rrni-rt b. 80 aattsrs taurhirr ~ s.uu-
Ccpies 81 ths ch,us. q ssy rsi-ut turutshsd b,
r--itts.g 90 dollar. Assgumesfs rscofded a.
Wsshrnxtoa-
Ia. ss-nry = ~ 49, ~ brr.si 10 Ns- Esr-
h'sf. t-ui thfouEh q 'ussuiors hase atssafsE~- g.
-curtaE rsteuis. q asrertaia,ar ths ufahitiy
q iaT-afsoas. ua-urp.---d -. r ~ uua-sssrs-
~ sup-rr 80 o.. sav shlrh go D. of-r~t tAs-
sh-s-h-r~. Th~ t--irus--ssi. 49, gf.~n pross
a - sa-~ - MORE SUCCESSFUL ar rHE
PATENT offiCE tkas IN. sut.--rsh~r. 80 "a
SUCCESS A. THE BEST Proof OF AD-
NANraGE> AND AGILITY. - -osA 40
thst ~ 80 stsotsaf r~s-aa O. h-l.-.e. asi c.s
rros-. 49, 90 - .sh-s a. q ~ ktsa are -
eh-rg-- So prut--st..-i --rvio-. - 1872. -
IL fnsa~a-~ rr.cfuc- 81 10 .-th-rfih-r s-rt-r
t--ris s~sss 80. h.- eashi-i 80 - aocsu.aA-t.
yssi coli--tsoa 81 s,-rito-tis.. 80 cesrl.l 90
su.son- r-tsfrve o. r-st-ufs.
rh-s~. h~-td-. D.. eNt-..iss iirar, uf L-r.l 49,
u,~chaaiesl -orks. so Ga arc-..ts ~ ,.tr.t.
rfsut-i - ~ Jsii-.i >tsf-. - Esrur~ r~as-s
h.n 49, t-suat 81 "a e-fr,a. o. cs-r s-t~rr.r e.
eiins~- So ohtarai.g r.t~uts-
A. n~cs-sus ol ruurr-s 90 Ws.hs.rfss. a.
Fsoc-r' T.''-s, 80 "a s.usi ss-ai 49,, tAsF-.
80 hsrc 49, 'avsutor.
rFsrtsostsHs
trsrari NJ. Eats 80 80 81 tA. u.o.t csr.,,
- s.cr-ssf~l pF-rtitso.sr.. -tih 49, hav-
~ uahurtai tstsrcaar--.
CHARLES MASON.
ss.salssts.r-r ~ fstruts
hare ~ h~sststses - s-.srtar las-ats.rs 49,
iAsy c4aa.l s.1plos q u.ars rs-psfsas a. frssf-
s---fsF. and .af~ --ratas a psrrtur fhsu -
riac-frass 90 500 - s-c-r- g. th<- s.ri, sai
taFerahte corstlrrsfisn st ~ rar~-I 49,.
EpNtNp utRkE
l-ste t-.-au.sssrr-a-r "a faf--s..
e. NJ. r "a ftas 49, uaat~ 49, 80 THIR-
TIN aprlrcatuau-. 90 ali 80 o-s 81 -hlch pst-
rats h-ts h-~a a. aatsd. aad that - - p~-lf.f
$50 uuanisfassatie froof a grrat t.l~al a.i
shiitv 80 nisify 90 - rsrt 'i~sds Co. r~esa-
rnsst 81 sas~aiers e. sppis o. 80 o. ps,-rur-
fhrir ratrrt-. a. 49, ulss - .ors 81 hartrr a.
ss-t nuhfui ahrrfaor b-sfe~-f ~ her rss~.
sd 81 49, r~ssouaht~ r%.rE-- 4"
JOAN TkGGsRT.
hurtug etghf usaaths 80 s-i.rr.t-r o. roar.-
If ~ arg o. arfrs. u,afr fssfs- r-r-trd 80
riacsfioa- .~lNTttN AFFEAflS FNERY one
81 -hrrh 80 d-ea~t 20 ~ issef ~ ~ Co-ua,.-
sranrr 81 p-t~-fs. X ~ EDDY
ho.iaa. d.. ~. i~s2-N
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PooR iAsrUKEs AID SHORr FEED. The
dry weather. vAsch by as long continuance
has panied The felds and dried Up The
pasture lands. cannot fail 70 have a ana.
tsriAl eject in lesening The quantity Of but
ter and cheese. But The worst eject wil
be upon the animals themselves which pro
duCe IL. Unless the utmost care > observ-
I'd that The N Deb COWS skAIl not be stiated
IN their food. they ~ill s0ddenly dD Of.
and No amount Of good PAstsrage aftsr-a-ds
oil bring then up again the present sea
son 70 their average qaAntify ofniIk Il Is
an unwise economy. Which uoder anv
eirvumstanocs deprivesa mich CO.. Of an
abundance % food. and therefo-e ~hat the
pastures d. not supply. must BE- dealt cut
~Ith an GnsPArlag hanl. even IL IL requues
some Of she 5es; hay from the barn. Which
has been slowed for winter use Il nav
seen to be losing business. Bot "a vill
prove 20 be a saving business in the end.
lPio~mAn.
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Carding dill for Sale.

I'ht sa'asrf ..-f sasrs &C. sas GO ssl kr.an
Haf rs'aaf'e tarii1- W Hurtfrit So
80. h. sarrr frlsl.las aa sh.sh Cd 10 eco.
ttef. an.rt 90 TT ttr hrsf rr 60 sore
taI.arf Masrr rr Va fre'arrtf $685. So be-
fsafaseas 81 aairs 81 ilastafss ga 49, tters
-. sarp..s- of saier sf aI lmes.
WI le salf iar haT 3D. 49, n apr'lei g. ai
sarr al tDfE
Bosss.,s. Jss n. tssa
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People ssy. they she'll ress. uhen ,ts,
gnsbsu them tiat they husk corn ~,
t.ey unhusk o that they d8si tie f1rn itsr.
49, infy undust o.. CO.. tske the dust from
tnet tncy san a caf When they unsk in
snl that taey scale fshcs. shen they To-.
scaie item have h-srd many M 81,
ny serr gong % seed th.ir gsrl.,.
Soen I thooght tbeu garden. wers 49,,
sooagh siresdy.
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4 pNtNIsTRATOR- SALE. o., s.r..a-
~ a Irsnsr traaa go Fraf.sts C..1rf .f Osfsrtf
teuafr. shsl 80 ~ nailifr 81 prrrafe 49, o.
go frrulses. 81 Maa.sy. JaiF p. isss. sf go
"a on 80 fafene1u. srsrh of 80 rsaI esfafe
81 Va. Tsis-. bel. 81 Hstraa la ths C..-laIs
q ualarf. i-r~asrt. 81 so pru.tucs ths san II
fa.r hun.rsr lolisrs
jos. BARROws. Asn'r.
Ia.s a. I-sf
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NJ htStA-s tf 49, ,---u r-psrtrt 81 repre-
w s~utst th-fs cnlssrfa~rsa IL 80 t--a flrn-
- ~ aat t-t~ecn 80 "a. thif -rasfA q 49,
49, las ID torau-.'' III kuutsft. ir ne o,s.laff
81 oStpri aot >fst- ~ Vs. uad-r - 49,. 80
stfirai Nalfh A farn-af, -hrrrirs 49, ~nrfh 10
a1lhariE- Id ahraia ~f-.fif ra a. aa1- a.i aa ~
cr--tf af-sit SIS Thrt~tsr- o. it 49, 49, o.
500 trta ~Nlrts ur 80 esrsf-t. o. s.ch ras o.
n~rsafp harrnE 49, t--~a krln-i. 80 81 ertrr o.
pfrs~ut irasl t-ing l~sr-rrsfrf u--ra ss.-~-uf
Isf~sars. "a p-fsass hrr-irs aslfe-l tksl I -
rv-F-sa.tar 80 na srts ol $50 sab ~ ua-s
III such h7n 80 tn anf rap.srffs. a.l thal ss4lI
F.ss 3D. t-ssefs sras1sf a. saus-
Rur.iorl Jry IS. t-sg.
JOAN n. CoRNW AL
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Pc so AtNtNhIkf This 49, - -
.irn~t sxFr---s So Otssi--fs Cssss 81 ~ht-h
al osher CHEAP reu.-di-s 81 ~ kfa1 hssr fsti-d
40 cuse. also tat - ~arranted rrrr~s~atrd
IN ~t~rx r~sp-rf. 30 - rfir~ ~fn - rrfuni~.f
rEBEW ARE Of INVITATIONS 80 -
p~cs- y fha-s hsvt.E cs.s-stert-ii ~ ~ tadian
ftgsrs - ~ rurTs-- 81 a-c-rfu--. ~ &C.
sis- unie-s parehs-rd directis ~. n. 81 hr.
ea.ce - Sr---,.l Dirsasof. v. - I-.is. g..
P-s-s<e.cs. a. 4. y Aeoss..[ss.s.s - L.
L.
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Jowelry Repaired.
Letter EaErsvtRg ncstIy Ereessed.
~ Cssh paiI far oid Geld sd silver.
BErHELHtLt. o.. 5.Issa o.

NOTICE. O. is ~irh ri-ssurs thsf Z rae ,a-
l.rl itr aut'.r ftat s.. ON Tarlk.rh..
fsk~a ns risrr lei fa@ aH sfa11. o. n-thsI Hn
o. aafset s.h ~ Go Sc ven. rasf. s.i z co.
ff@ fa saf ,t'as % sI g.rr tr ell OBJ. ~.
-aH rr.aa hsn. a1oi saiisitrff.n
s. ABHOrT
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sIAIE ~ NAM

EtFrcrfvG DsFssrsFsr. Aara.ts.g
la.f -. LEA
$1,000 s-ssasr ~ a. Fssr.s.rs c..
y ri n - h-ti Eel a. 60 .fI Gt.rt-r l.
Aatasta. ar Moatag. tae fisa.t - 81 asrasf
tFHEAIN FLINT.
--crsrsrF 81 Stas
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JOIN n CORNWALL

TARpIAN'~ >ALE. Nasssst. he--lss r,.-
u eu faaf porsasur fs br~asr frr.n 49, gaafe~
o' fr,rissfs f ~ Caaafs al uxl.rd sh.l 49, 10
frt.sr rrrsat- 49, a. fa.t o. 81 o.
SRI. 90 Nsa-as no isfh eay 81 Aa-a.t a.-xt 90
a'rilrk ia 80 tr-r 49,. su A. R~.' E.tat~ ~
NJ nla,r h-rs of Fh-I-- ". J1a-s. So l~-~as-
81. Per lru..rs aasl- kn1sn af tlu1 aa1 place
af 49,. Tea. rssh
oNloft JaIs ia. i-s4
CHAELE- DURELL. Gusrd.aa.
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Hel@boId'. EEtrsct Raeka.
~ ~rasu~ss arlslar frur. ssrrs-~s. Hshifs II
D,-ssr-fsas. E.riy i-i,.-r-tusa .i Ahuss att-as.a
-fh - 60. -sug 80 sptaus.
intsf-lsifisa to sxsruou. L. ~ Pee
Le.s ~ No.. Di4cusy 81 Bs--thsaE.
Ne-k N~rsss. TrsrfI.nr
Horrar af Dl--.s~ W.ksEfa-..
nlasa-ss g t.fan. Pc IN fhr B.rk
tnts~rrsi farsssfr.r n a. Masrsltsr zssf~r.
- hs-is fia.huar q - hsty
Dffl~ss - ~ $40 Lrufti.us - ~ fscs
Psn,i Cou.i~esucs
To- ss--lta.is fsit.u-.i ta g. ea. ~i,eA 49,
us-l.fas taFartti..t rrrefrrs. 800 tslssss
f-reffs-F. faf--fF. Fr.'rrf.r faf.
u 80 ~ 49, 80 Fsta-af 49, esp,r-.
w. re ~ -hsi 49, 90 90 fr-le~ufis e.
osel ~ faazr IfFia' tisrssrs'
INSANITY AND CONSTITUTION.
Nass srs s-sr~ of 80 c.-s-- 81 fhsfr sss-rtnr.
Hrr sorH sftL cosFTss rHE EEcssps -
rHE IssssE asrtrs
80 -sirsftfF fssftr frra Cr-ra.rf,rz h~ar
$780, -itarss tl ths trsfh ~ 49, s-s.rtsea.
Itr Caastsfatlas ears sf-rrsf arh orrauic
W.. $50 frIa'r-- 30 o. 81 .--iris- tu sirsaEth-
- aal 80 trsir ~ ststrue.
"hsch H'l-s-ll's Esfrsa Bsrts .nvariatar 80.
"a-i rai cpas'ars 49, u-srt ssslfsral.
-Femstr----Fr,at~..
u arauf Alrrffnlss a-rn.isr ta frtl.4-s thsrFs.
trarf 49, D. uasraa 80 - 80 r. ~ rr,- H. -
ia haarf-.s ar hetruilsa. irr-1sisrus. F.sais.-
$50, af -a.i.frsslsn Eel tasr.lasre Ffsr.sstaars.
l-rrsfrl ar --lrfaaa- sfate I'll fh- trrns. t--u-
herf 49, el "a hftrs -frrlIrr. sal 81 81 raus-
pl-'afs .a. t-al fa ca 80. strft-r sr.s.sg if5a
fs. .srref.r-. Hatlrs RI To-. .r..f.ss 90 ,a a.
DECLINE cor CHANCE co ItFE.
iass 81 m.rs Haassas. HrrrarF. 30 anFieasaut
49, go 90 uarlrssasf sd dsar-ros. st.-..-s.
uei@boid'- EHtrsrt 8sces snd Impsos.
Rec wash carc-
SECRET DI~EA-E~
H. -. . -. .aH.H
Lsifis or aa shssEs of d.st - Go.
A. ri. fVrasrr~
u -aasrs f--Iaraf DEERE s-I .fr.s srrrsrfh q,
ifa.str, a-f~is l-tls.s.af al- ra.rtr-s F-rs--f.
"a a'' r.r.rg ~.r..re.rs Ct ttr r-fh.a a.ss..r
Zee aHt ....r.a... .a fe-Ir-rf ia ..r slss. n
.'.rases. ari rslsas s'I f-siss.a-s. f.sras-. -
Tt.s,s.fssr-. ft.ssr-ss rt. &C.,. ,.,. ,t. .,..
tfes II .t-a-ts. ed hs tarr l..I trars t.~.rs
tr 0Fel sa Ser nHr. trsr a-r. tasf 49,
srfe trrrifst Ed thaf I.r ROBSON BEL. o., 80
ass ei arfr'.. asf.a.r..r trsa t-.sf ar ii tt.
sfsisu ta iress &c Dol srrrsg..,.s f.n. 80 49,.
49, sief rsrag-.
- He.rtri.'s T..ra-f r.rt. g. ar .r.rt..,.
aat I.--a.-s rffh- rEfNAUN ORGANS .sft.r
Nfii r ithfLL. faa -h-issss r.sss
.af.nF 60 ra a.s-..f haa l.rE Ffs-..sr.
&c., ri th-sr arrsas ff.rafrrs fHs Sd .f a
DIT 49, lIf. Hrfal..Ts Furar Fak. .sfk
HEiAF ulf EErfC go 81 rrrfs.a i. tssr 80
-sslfct -frrt o. Ell f.-sasrs g. strh .ttsn
a.rr.rnirf. trfIrnrr .I f.r r.sr feH.ftr d. p.
r-spc.s,tts ,hsrs-isr 60 a-r.nrs-, fts ..sf.rl..
Price sI bot'ie. or ga bottles for IS
n-fis-rst ts sar sisr-s. .-r.srfr rs-l.f 60,
atsfrfatsaa ii.s.rl'.e sFa.....s ii 90 rnas-
afI..a.
Csrc- Cusrauteedi Adries cr,n.,
htfrrss effrrs 60 .-r.r-sf. -rr
~ o. Htl NnOi ~. Co.
.. ilt -ssft lfa.t.sf. i-f Chrsrar. Thla.
Nhnlu-~ w. u...f
htLAipib'- urs- s.f gtsr. 81 War-h-a..
set Bfosdway. Nsw Nork.
SO ~ aH tragE-.fs rrrrv- 49,. C.f 90 thls
81. 49, 80 $50 ~ nsad .Fs.1-lr vs.ils..
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farmers department.


Aslthe artsahd scisucss psrtaiufrg e. IT. are
ca ARCHAEOLOGICAL .sadare tnisn.str, coanest
81 sith Axricultufs-AeNtcoLA.
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Importing Houses.

o. bostoa. ~ thtok - 80 f-rni.A Eas-s. ~A..r-
20 tAsa rec - 1851 tht. 90 81 tia.rs.
Ns 49, "a NTtHE~ of A--rlrsu. -. -.
ls-h 80 fr~ach. hsaiiag sat Ops E.r~d. Golf
~iis-r 80 t.sH ca--.
>fECEA CLE- ef 81 k-ais saf 49, qa.at,t,
81 Ei-ss ID 80 ia Cd ss-ctsri- 800. O. $50 I'll
81
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NoriCE To SrocNHpLDERS Ia 90.

NoriCE To ~rDCNHpLDERS Th- &C.
y assI .-rt.rr al th~ f.r.I.al sd OrEsls C~u .
irsI ksf.rsad Ca-upsar 49, 81 49, sf the faf~r-
caf' as' "A sfr' r fh- r.fs 81 FarfIarI 90 No..
90. a. t.trt ass ai AuE.s-t. t-et. 81 thrse o..
ca z. ". g. fhe fs'ls- la1 l-srr.rs~s "a
~ T. chnsss E,.sr1 ~ Dtrsrters So 49,
sn-1 q ser.
u receive 60 GO a-.l- th- ansrsI reports
ft-f -hsI D. nste tg ~ Prrs..l-at aad n sssar.
. a 90 'eaPaas 80 60 saagect ua.ttsr iarrs-
81
- T. trsassei 49, bu-aa-ss thsi 49, Legal,
coaae h~ssr- go rsrrfaH
hackh-ia Juls -. i-ot
ANDREWS. C.~sk
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pATENT MEDICINES,
a. 81 Wairh 49, sasr 81 whal-ssis 90 R-saii
Atthe Lowest Cash Price.

tNrRi DEALERS 49, 40 80 - cau
olas 81 .sEs th~ir k-ishi iroa ths r,t..
ftpnLtk~ 80 ST. iar th~if strsafss. o.
rai -P'a - 80 st-ck - Beiag ta csan-ctisa
80
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ElA kDlAN SALE Fursuaaf o. Er-rs~
VI freu fh- Hsa. J 10 81 ~ Ffalaf- o. ~ raaa-
O. al Osfst. ttr sal~r.lra-i. 4 s.a.-..rr..sr 80
f,r siN ararxri aa ta- estate III sob J We
coz. lats ID oNlrrl is 49, Cav t-rss ssI - sH
81 ~ pualic surfnas. 10 thr prranlsss o. We
n--tsf. Augasi 2a,h. ai % a'-t~k IN. o.
u,ach 81 ~ rel elite q sd l-ces-et 80 -tlI
prstacr IN sau of fise iiuntrrf da.Isrs
JACOn r. IENNFrG
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DR.. Maitis0n's Sure Remedies.
SPRGIAL DIsBAsEs
Indian Emenagogue.

Ihrs crhrefatrd feuls. hrtirtn~
- prpan-t sxrr~ssiv 81 tofh 49,
~ 80 sssras L..iiss a. = s-r~ssor
D. 80 tAiat-i-s g. N r.sfT---s. -
n ~il rsxulstr 81 .ssteuu ~ &C..
of oh-iructsun irom Hssfusr cssss.
sai islhrrvtsrs ol ths rr~.tesi vsh.e
b. -r--ss4 iatiss. - - Zee on hrahh
o. eah-f rcssoss nv ssh - asuil
90 ssd a. ~tich th-t - i.abis
litsA~s 81 dir~ct~t. q -iilcurs -
go curahie o. usrtscins. so o. -
-ise pert-ctl, 49, 81 81 tirs-.- Fun
dsecttnss acccapssy -.rh h-.tfi-
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n Ell N B0lD'S
Genuine PREPARATIONS.

CoNfpt NJ FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu.
pasiiiss ant sf-cror rru,.ts c. dl-.as,. 81 ~
hl.ttrr. hit.rss. Crassi. 80 Drop.s1.f s--L
hurs.
Ne uars.rlur iafr~asrs fhe f.1srr n n go %
49, ~Nrsfr. 30 s.-.rfsn's irfa hrsrhF acf taa ~
~hirh ~ snf-rr 30 ras-arrrrs t-rz-ftra-s an4
81 aaafarsi Esltrrru-rfs ar, r-sisc-I. - --f
p.sa - sa1suaaanraa
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Job Printing neatly executed
a. the Democrat Once.
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u aaart Aarris.uu- a-rnItsr t. frir.si-s thsrFs.
irart - D. 10 ualuacf ID 80 ,f hrr rsuns -
~ 'h.-rs-.s - hetruiiea irrr1sisrus. F.raiu.-
$50. ar -l.lfrs-taa ef Casr.sasrs Erarssta...s
I arrsfrl ar --lffh.a. sfste af fh- .rsrrs. -.
heff 49, 81 "a hftrs -irrlIrr. sal 81 81 raua-
lsla's o. .t-ni fa ca s~r. atrft~r ar.slar ifoa
.H. lsrrefarr Hahlrs ri De- CO 49, 90 b a.
DECLINE coz CHANCE OF mr..
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JAMES MERRILL. -. - N..-.,.

u sd toa-fv. t~~-a.-5. ~ ri.inE h..at g. ne
ls- cir~cts. &c th~r~iare rs,s,r.ts f-~f-ss-. = A..
srs iat-ot~t to the estate ~ s.tI $1,000 a.
u.sAs irl-ne.iists I.agmeaf. aad ihn-- 10 L.ss
80 cesata4s fhrrcoa. o. sahit1f ~ sara~ e.
Jus -. i~el HENRY UPON
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h suh-rfs,-r Aer-,sy gise- r..i.lsc s.t.os that
n hss 80 tzls apf.ataist q, ths Honor.lls
y a. "a ffots.fs 80 th~ ts.nts ~ Oxf1rd. 81
$4,000 ~ tru.i % Es~cutrr u ths Lsi on .as
fr.rar-r-f 81
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r. .uh-rrtt-s A-r-ig Eise- I-iiiic .efi-s thst
- 49, t-~a duis appoiat-f o. ~ Hsaau.his
Leg ~ ffeh-is. s. ~ Ceaafs - Oxirri. ana
81
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GILBERT HATHAWAY. hss % C-.,...

D. SD Ceau-s. t-c-a--,i. ~ gisiax ss-d .. -
- ttrrrts. H- th-rresrr r-ql,--t. 81 80 -on-
80 satrtt-t to ~ -.fsfr III 49, t-c.s-sf g.
.ss- isu-n-iist- pssa~ufs aaf IN 90 80 ave
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06
The President and the Workine-uen.

4 Committee On behalf of the New York
Workingmen's Democratic Republican Asso-
citation the other day waited on the President
to inform him that their Association had
elected him an honorary member. The OBJ
ject of the organization is to advance the
workingmen Of America in morals. position
and loyalty; it binds them together in sup.
port of the Union, and induces them at al
sacrifices to sustain it. They requested Mr.
Lincoln to give his views on the subject mat.
ter Of which their address treated.
The President, in reply, said the honorary
membership so generously rendered was as
gratefully accepted. They compreheuded
that the existing Rebellion meant more and
tended 10 more than the perpetuation of Al
rican Slavery; that it was in fact war upon
the rights of working people. Partly to show
that the view had not escaped his attention
and partly because he could not better ex-
press himself, he read a passage from bis
Message to Congress of December, 1861, ana
he then concluded as follows:
1.-The most notable feature of the disturbance
Ii your city last summer was the hanging Of
some working people by other working PEG
pie. 1t should never be so. The strongest
bonds of human sympathy outside of the fam
lily relation should De one uniting all working
people of all nations, tongues, and kndreds;
nor should this lead TO war on property OF
owners of property
property is tho ruit ofIabor. Property Is
desirable--is positive good in this world
That some should be rich shows that Others
may become rich, and hence is Just encour-
agement to industry and enterprise Let not
him who is houseless pull down the house of
another, but, let him labor diligently and
build one for himself, thus by example assn
ring that his own shall be safe from violence
when built"
At the conclusion of the Presidents re
marks, he handed a copy of his speech to Mr..
Still, the Chairman, who, upon receiving it,
said:
On behalf Of the Committee, Mr.. Presi-
dent l thank you, and | will only add. that
it is the general desire of the working men
of the United States, that the next Presideut
of the United States shall be from Spring
field, Illinois, and that his name be Abraham
Lincoln"
To which the President answered ~
am very much obliged to you gentleme4 a."
and the company dispersed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06
Military Statistics of Wisconsin.

Mr.. FL. NJ PAGE, the Madison correspond
eut of the Milwaukee Sentinel has compiled,
from various Official sources the following
table, showing, according to the latest in
formation, the location of Wisconsin troops,
the number necessary by reports of Novem-
Der last to bring up to the maximum number
Wisconsin regiments and batteries in the
field, the number of recruits procured, and
the number yet required on the goth inst. TO
fill their ranks. A few organizations have
recruited an excess of men, the number OF
which is indicated in the last column:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

II Only into their most durable tissues
did the Genoese embroiderers weave their
delicate threads of gold only their hardest
steel did the smiths of Milan darneskeen the
gracious phantasies which still keep their ar
mour among the heir looms of royal halls, AMI
guide the eye of the craftsmen to numberless
fresh applications Of former art, though The
armour itself be worn no more. The useful
passes away with each generation into neT
uses. The beautiful remains a fixed unalter'
able standard of value by which the usefulit
self is compelled to calculate the worth OF rs
daily labor-B,dagcr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

Is An cid New York broker, who has
been a steck-dealer forty years, states that
never before has be seen people quite as cra-
" as they are now. 1t matters not how
worthless certain fancy shares NAV be, they
are snapped up by the eager crowd, who
scarcely stop 70 boggle about the price
People who can command few hundred dol
lars in greenbacks, no longer double" in
real estate, but rush down to Hanover and
lillian streeta and MACE IL in the. hands of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

- Queen Victoria, it appears, has LITERARY
tastes. In 1884, when she was but sixteen
years old, small volume of her poems was
published in pamphlet form, for Distribute no.
exclusively in the royal family circle Inc
Co6urg Gazette now announces that Quee4f
Victoria is engaged in writing the memoirs =.
her life and times; and that this WORK ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

In the House of Representatives., recently,
Mr.. ARNOLD, of Illinois, made remarkably
able and beautiful speech upon Reconstruc-
ton" of which he made Freedom the corner
stone, and ABRAHAM LINCOLN the architect.
We reproduce the following most interesting
incidents in the Presidents life:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

% Alas how slight cause can move
Discussions between hearts tina. love.
Hearts that the world in vain have tried
And sorrow but more closely tied.
That stood the sea when waves were rough,
Yet in sunny hour fell of,
Like ships that have gone down at Sea.
When heaven was all tran guilty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-04-06

How CAN FARMING BE MADE MORE ATTRACT
I'VE ?-l. By less hard work. Farmers often
undertake more than they can do well, and
consequently work TO early and late.
2. By more system. The farmers should
have time to begin and stop labor. They
should put more mind and machinery into
their work. They should theorize As well as
practice, and let them both go together
Farming is healthy, moral and respectable
The farmers should keep good stock and out
of debt The farm is the best place to begin
and end life, and hence so many in the cities
and professional life covet a rural home.
8, By taking care of health. Farmers have
a healthy variety of exercise, but too often
neglect cleanliness, omit bathing eat irregu-
larry and hurriedly, sleep in i'll ventilated ap-
artments, and expose themselves to cold
Nine tenths OF the human diseases arise from
colds or intemperance. Frequent bathing is
profitable, so is fresh air, elaboration at the
dinner table and rest after meal
4. By adjoining the home Nothing is lost
oy pleasant home. Books, papers, pictures,
music and reading should all be brought to
bear upon the indoor family entertainment ::
and neatness, comfort, order, shlubbery flow
ers and fruits should harmonic all without
Home should be sanctuary so happy and
holy that children will love it, woman delight
in it. There would be less Iesertions of old
homesteads if pains were taken to make them
agreeable. Ease, order, health and beauty
are comnafihles nth farm 1;fo and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-22

The BEREAvRD-Thea attention OF the
benevolent is directed to the ease Of the
widow and children of Mr. Hagans, whose
death by distressing casualty, was no.
ticed in our local column a few days ago.
HIS widow is left with FIVE small children
who were dependent upon his daily labor
for support. We feel confident that this
SIMPLE announcement will move some
kind-hearted man or woman to put forth
some effort to aid the bereaved family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-22

RIVER MATTERS. Business was t0ler-
Oily brisk on the wharf, yesterday, not
outstanding the inclement weather
The Nc Porter left for Pittsburg about
Tour o'clOckin the afternoon. on ~
The Leonora No2, which has been ly-
ing here for repairs few days past, left
SPOUT i've O'Clock in the evening. for
louisville with q tolerable fair cargo
Inc Revenue, which is now running as
aa,rarkersburg packet, broke a valvs m
sspoetor engine, coming NJ, night be-
s9s last, and was detained until about
s'sVen o'clock yesterday morning, before
- IRVING here. She left ON her RETURN to
'rAersburg at -four P NJ. "a &c
tae hne new side-wheel Steamer, Pc
elty, which we have noticed besors
sSppea down below the bridge yester-
~. morning. Her painting wills ~,
1'a where she now lies. She i fkkxs6-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-22

UNPLEAsANT.-The icy pavements and
sold weather yesterday, made life on thu
streets extremelyunpleasant. The wind
Was exceedingly biting and keen and all
but those who were compelled 20 be out
OfdoOrs, remained comfortably at home
The condition of the pavements was such
that pedestrians generally preferred the
safer footing OH the street. .aat.isla