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From Europe.

Ry the arrival on Sunday night, OF Farther Po!n.
OF the steamship Belgian, from Liverpool 25th. via
Londonderry 2Gth Of August, we have one days
later foreign news. The steamship City Of WASH
ington also arrived a. this port yesterday With pa
pers to the 24th.
Adv!ces received in Englsnd from Bermuda. da-
ted August 9, says,
The t'ockade-running steamer Coquette, from
wilmington. arrived at Nassau on july 6. In,elli-
gence IRON Bermuda of Aup.us, say.i The stcsrn-
ere CITY m Washington, with S59 baies u cotton;
the Falcon, with l,O25 bales; the Mary Celestia.
Will 90 bales the Wando, with 6ys tales sno tho
Unicorn, witt DO tales, arrived here between the
20th and 3Oth Of July. The sts. msr LlliAu. from
Wilmington, arrived July IS; tie brig Excelsior,
from Now York, arrived on the 25lh; the Tine
July.
kots attended with bloodshed, bad occurred at
Geneva. dispatch Of the 2cd gives the following
particulars; The disturbances at Geneva yes,er-
day, arose from the Radical Committee having the
previous day snnulled the election Of n. Chene-
were, the Conservative candidate, to the Council Of
STATE. On this tecoming known the Conserv siiyes
surrounded The building h which the sttngs Of
the committee were held. Tho inhabitants Of the
faubourg st. Gervais armed themselves, and con-
Met ensued, In which four persons were klllei and
hfseen wounded. n. Founerod and Col. Bsrman.
the Federal Commissioners who subsequently, ar
nvsd With . battalion Of militia, hsvs restored
~dgs ~ ~ 6towhs0pW hsW NV tRisaasd,
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General Intelligence.
tBp Mail 10 the Nsv YORK Sun ,

vra~tA's wN.mads widows and ORPHANS sl-
Tesdy number CuOVO.
Tnyrr Will be so,5Oao oo1 rcunus from friction
matches.
Tux United slstes steamer wsteree SIoubls.
enhrr! arrived NJ Valparaiso On the k3i Of July.
THr income 81 the four Roths,hiids OF Curops Ia
estimated NJ xhUoOJO u ya.T or q thousand dol
lars an hour.
Tar successor Of Admiral Burh anan, In The rchs,
service, In case the Old dies, Will bs Captain
Semmes.
ABoUT one thousand rebel soltiors wcre recently
eAehensed Tor an equal number oi Foierals II
Baton Rouge.
have mutually agreed 10 advance their rates for
subhcripton and advertising.
"GoD's country" IA the beputif,l and appyo-
pirate name giyen by General saerrnsn's soldiers
70 MO nee h.Ases IN Which LIyy were born and
rearti.
In the Chill Chamber Of Dcputies, n has been rc-
solved that the Mexican Hnpirc oaivht no, % be
r~,Sni4ei, nor any other iorIu q government Sci
up IN Tie place VI any American Republic under
The pressure OF foreign force.
, foHIr thousand slavcs were ernpioyei 20 build
the defencos Of Atlsnts. Tlis il one OF tho i.ct,
thst show how useful aaycrg has .e.n o. n G reb-
ella Ia the war. But tie slaves laSorod for slavery
IN vain.
TnE rebel Governor Of F'oriis hiss is,ued . proc
iainAtion calling out all mae- capable OF doing uIl-
itary soryloe from the age o IL up~srds. This has
mao ,he ehect to Induce msiy t. s.sk safety within
our Lines.
Tim flag -of-truco str>uer New York srrivei q,
FORTRESS hosroc, from NsrniA (JsIncs Riyerl With
20 oiiifsr~ ~ surgeons ami N5 enlisted men, in
charge Of t,ie Agent Tor Schange. Thoy len dur
ing the night for Annapolis.
THs statement that General Hunter had he.c
relleveh II incorr"t "" aslef b. be relieved. hui
his request was refused By tho President. +, "a
Also state s ,ha De tenaer", hia resignation, which
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GE>ERAL SHERIDAN.
Battle near EerryvifIc -Repuise OF the
hebels-

Battle near EerryvfiIc -Repulse OF the
hebcls.
HsHqudrte,s kidiis Military Dirfsfon, nsd,
B'rvyrlis Sunday, Sept. 4 "A. A.M-Gcn. Tober,'.
cavalry corps len camp on Friday night procceied
sowsrts Berryvfe, and were still advancing when
last heard rom at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
having sovteyond Derryvllle, meeting with Little
or 10 opposition.
The infantry, consisting Of Crooks command,
sni 9th and 18th Corps, broke camp yesterday
morning. and moved of IA three parallel columns
towards Berryvillc. Crooks command reached
rry Nile FRS. aud rested in line Of battle for .
couple OF hours while pcke,s were ts'ne posted on
the different roads leading frrm Berryville.
Tue Y1d Ohio wa. sent GU. on slntert Ferry
roa'i' and the eGh Ohio On the Winchester kc,
runn'nr 90 the right from BerrvVille Cro,l'
command went into csinr, and had irst fnisb.
Iitchinc tsu's At about 4 O'Clock, when h,,vv
sklruishina was heard on ,to picke. line. Tie
wholo command rapidly turned eut. and was
formed and moved 10 tho SUPPORT Of tlc picl cts.
who had been driven from t,hlni so,ne intrcnch.
ments which they occupied. The sGth Ohio snt
stn WILL. were formed md charged the encmy.
Viv,ng them ont of the iutr.nc' u4cnts. dr,ier.
ate struggle now epsuei, the rehels being deter.
LinsI' pcsstie- tn regain Possession OF tue In.
tenebc'ent'. With this ~ oct r. view tbcy mass.
no less thsn two div Sons, and hurled them vita
.shd, winch was Supported by both Duvalrs ari
Ihoburu's diyidois. They sere handsomely re-
pulscd cvery tine they charged. The conflict lasted
Yong amer the hld sci, snd artillery firing was
sept up until ale O'Clock. Toe whole army has
been busiy engaged all night IN digging inironcl-
nents snd throwing up reastporkS and now
cNpy sroug position. TIE whole Of the febt-
ing ~ Tar has been done by Cooks command,
which esptuioi iny Prisoners ALL . stand OF col.
ore. Our loss vii aDouut 10 gbolt 500 Killed and
wonndcd. While that OF the enemy Is At least one
third gr,afer Heavy hring was heard yesterday
IN the '.cin'ty VI Bunker Hill Supposed to \,
Avoril' Advancing.
tReo,' Report,
The Hsrrsonburg Wa! RrsisrER reports that
General snEIDAs's 'orccs were badly demorahyei
In their retreat up the valley. I. represents the
troops ~ burning and desiroying every ythins with
In reach, houses, farm produce, fences, baggage
WAGONS agricultural implements aud everything
desfructible desolate track marked their pre-
gresa wherever they went"
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THE FALL OF ATLANTA.
Rebel Opinions before tho Event.
THE CITY CONSIDERED lMpREGNABLE.
&C., &C., 80
Capture Of the Rebel Pirate Georsia, Etc,

Capture Of the Rebel Pirate Georsia, Etc,
telegram fror, London, % Queenstown. dstod
the 9sth ul,, says, The United States frigats Ma.
gsrs seized the rebel pirate steamer Georgia. twen
ty miles OF Lisbon. put prize crew on board. and
ssnt her to New York The Niagara landed tho
ssptan and crew OF the Georgia ., Dover. The
6corgis when se zcd WAS under tho British flag, and
her eaptan entered protest sgains: her SEIZURE
ios event exeites urth controversy. II is rumor-
vi that the capture effected under consent a
tho British Government. There Ia much difference
opinion m to the legality Of the capture. but gen.
Nslly satisfaction 10 expreczcd.
subsequent dispatch. dated London. 26th, states
ihst the capture Of the Georsis by the United States
higsto Nisgars has ceased to st,rsc, any interes.
xhatever.
The pirate FloriiS sailed from Santa CRU, r,ne.
rife on the 18th of August on cruise
The ship d. 3. Choate, OF Portland, bound rom
basrein for Falmouth, was los, June 18th. The
sr~w are all supposed to have gone down With her
Except one.
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here shord 10 fred q salute u 100 guns st the Ar
renal ~ was' lnston, and at NV Yo,t' pr.,""'
Phlsdclphir, BAlhmos~ P.ti.l ure, Ncwr,r,. ~
and q: Louis and ~ New Orleans Mo,'e, l,ps.-
coils, Hilton Head and NcUbcrr,. ,he Iav .a.- re
er' OF 'his order Tor the brilliant shicveneu,s
Of the army under The command of Ms,or 1;,n,,.l
Sherman. In the state Of George, and the capture
W husnu. The Secretary ~ War will Issue ii rec
oens Tor The execution Vt this ordeT
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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brrads,urs MARKET IL quiet and steady. Pro, sion
market duli. Lard firm.
LcHdon- Aug. 90 Conso's oio.e at SsasgI for
uorei:. American Stoct.-Ilnois Central ahAreA
S5aA Discount. kric shares, AN sAlYS.
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. IfrsvrcnL AUG. s6.-Cot,or-Sai.. of ths oAnn
bale. including ao 10 peeu,ioit and Sb0v halcs 10
exporter, The nisttet bs hem dun ui.hs decline
of SaAd. ior American aud "a d other Soc r,p-
t'rns lhe saleA to-day, Friday wore 5,NS 6Aes ,ne
n mhtet clo~inr hrtner 81 unchanged piices. Quota
tions follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-29

LEAP YEAR.-It must be subject of sol,
emn reflection to the whole estate of bache-
lorhood, that during the year 1864, the priv,
ilege of making love is taken from them, and
bestowed on the ladies. 1t may not bs known
to all the unmarried what their respective
rights and duties are. We will therefore
produce the law on the subject, showing that
the advent of every leap year completely
overturns the old rules which have governed
the kingdom of love- In an old law book
printed in 1906, where it treats of "court-
ship, love and matrimony," We find the fol-
lowing: Albeit, it is now become parte of
the Common Laws, in regarde to the social
re.aytons of life, that so often as everie be-
seHlle year dothe returne, the ladyes have the
sole privileges, during the time continueth,
of making love unto the men, which they
may doe, either by words or looks, as unto
them seemeth proper, and moreover, no man
will be entitled to the benefit of clergy who
dothe refuse to accept the offers Of ladye,
or who dothe in any wise treat her proposals
with slight or contumely."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-29
The Fear of Animals.

Preserve girls from fear and afectatiop,
which for the most part, find place where
reason is excluded. Even at very early age
You may cover, with many-colored veil,
many imaginary fears.
For instance, you may tell child that the
first clap of thunder he hears Is the rolling
of the chariot on which the ong-sxpected
spring arrives or you may yourself uncon-
cernedly regard animals which alarm by the
rapidity Of their movements, as mice or by
their size, as horses or by their unpleasing
forms, as spiders or toads. Then direct the
child's eye from the whole to the individual
beautiful limbs, and gradually, without COM
pulsion, draw child and beast together for
children have scarcely any other fear than
that produced by strangeness. One scream
of fear from mother may resound through
the whole life of her daughter for no "a
tional discourse can extinguish the mothers
scream. You may make any full stop, colon,
or semicolon, or comma of life before your
children, but not note of exclamation
Jean Paul.
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Some people never begin, bat always
commence" They don't live, but reside"
They don't 90 to bed, but mysteriously Gre
tire They don't give, but donate" They
don't eat or drink, but "partake of refresh
ments." They are never sick, but are often
extremely indisposed," and instead of dying
at last, they "decease." These words are,
of course, occasionally appropriate and al
most indispensable to prevent repetition, but
when they are used in preference to their
less pretentlous synonyms simply beause
they are longer, they become intensely disa-
greeabe to the refined ear. A little fun has
been INDUCED in at the expense of this weak
ness OF persons ambitious to appear learned.
10 to thunder" it is said, is now rendered.
Take your departure to the abode of the
reverberating echoes of heavens artillery"
You cannot make purse out of a sow's
ear, is now construed, " 1t is utterly impos-
S bic to tabricate pecuniary receptacl from
the aurlcular organ Of the softer sex of the
genus porcine." A delicate young lady,
when she is bilious, complains of being Will
ham-ous and calls Hades The old gentle
mans FIREPLACE There is some ingenuity.
at least in this.
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OMAN. r o R S A l. E

The subscriber offers for sale his situation
where he now lives. on Main street, st John.bury
Plain. House, Shed and Barn 1870 feet long
House, two stories high, finished in first rate
style, about three fourths of an acre OF land veil
calculated for a genteel residence or for keeping
a first class boarding house Also, his " Lambert
Hastings Farm" Containing 22O acres Of land,
good Barns, 2 Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug-
Ar Place and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords of first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm; worth $l.75 per cord
on the stumps, within Il miles Of the village of
St Johnsbury. Both situations we'll watered. If
not sold. the above places will be rented to good
responsible tenants. Inquire Of
ISAAC WOODS.
st Johnsbury March II c3Stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-29
KENNEDY,S
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

kENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
The attention of the public called to this most exceen
OF all Linments as perfect and speedy cure for all th'
aches and pains that flesh is heir To.
RHEUMATSIM
Is caused by stagnation the fluids arising from check
ed perspraton-iS cured by lew bottles of Kennedy
Rheumatic Lniment.
SPRAINS
Are Snsd by an and den FSaeSn
matte Enthusiastically good for man and beast.
NEURALGIA,
The king of all PAIN is caused by an inaumation of tn.
nerveis instantly cured by few applications OF Hene
dy's Rheumatic LinmeBt.
PLEURISY
Is an Inflammation of the lining the ribs-is by
few bottles of Kennedy Rheumatic Liniment.
BRUISES
Are caused 10y sudden pressure Of the flesh and smash
ing of the tissueS-s instantly relieved by Kennedy's
Rheumatic LiniuIent.
CRAMP
Is contraction of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page OF the uii which prevents animal life hay
ing free flows cured by lew applications Kennedys
Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowes-ake
teaspoOniu Of kennedys Rheumatic LinimeIit warm
water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HoARSENESS
Are caused by unnatural drymeSS If the glaus-wet
piece oI flannel with kcnnedys Rheumatism LirIent
apply ii going t. bed and Will be well in the morn
ing.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF TIE TEMPLES
|. caused by pressure from nsensihe pcrspiratiou-is
cured by applications of Kcnnedy's Rheumatic Lin
meut.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction In the circular around each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
You will take teaspoOntul OF the Lnment and four
tcaSpoOniu.s OF water. Garglc tho throat day. In
few days will be veil This teaSpooniul viii be
worth a dollar 10 YOU.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation o the throat. tusils and palate with
a dry, hacking cough, You Will dilute the Eminent with
four tive times its bulk water gaTyle the throat and
allow the moisture. This never fails.
Ii Is good for ToorHACHE EARACHE SWEILEn FACE and
INFLAsMATIuS every kind. Every family should have
full supply Tor the winter.
Manufactured 10y DONALD KENNEDY, RO1bury,
Mass. Price ~ cents. Sold By
6I92 J. c. BINGHAM.
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Two THE LADIES. The celebrated Dr l. PIN tart G
uATiH invites laiie> who a medical ,r eurslca
aux .'T l" Gala h. rooms NJ - Eu.i-gBt: Street
Boston Mass. which they VIII ma arranged Tor tieir
SPECIAL accommodation.
~ A nav ili- devoted over twenty To this par
tculaT branch the Treatment u al li>ea>., . liar :.
emaes II i nOw conceded by all % IN III This country
aii1 ia EUROPE That he INUei> al other k Ira, oer-
in the sale, speedy and cii-Cjua Treatment OF All female
complaints.
H> medicines are prepared with the press purpose ol
removing all diseases. such Debility weakness m
uTal suppres>Ivn- enaT gemeiltS the womb 10 Al
discharges which i"W from i morbid of llur
The Doctor i fully pref are. treat In his u ,Us,
~ both medically and Caily disco - al ~ q -
maze sex AMI they are respectfully Invited To- al, al
No." EndicOtt Street. Boston.
All letters requiring advice must Contain ON. dollar 70
ensure NO-S~4 ~
Boston, Jan i, ls6I-ly
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ROYS' COPPER-TIPPED BOOTS
Soft, For sale by LIB GORHAM

You can al
ways find
large well
selected as
sortnentO of
Jewery and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware
Books and
Music and Must
cal Instruments. Per-
fumery, Toilet Arti-
leiy Toys,
TN. H hea
which he viii sell cheap for
cash. His large stock of Goods
consis in pa I OF fine Gold Silver
Watches from the best English Swiss
and French manufacturers also good
assortment Of American Watches of every
style, in gold and silver cases Gold Fob
Vest Guard, l. Neck Chains Cold Sill,
verand Steel bowed Spect's, Gold and
Silver Rings. Gold. Cameo Lava Ear
REs& Pins,Studs, Sleeve Buttons
Slides, HooksSC, &c. A good lot
OF day and 80 hour Gl0cEs
with or without alarms warrant
ed good time-keepers. Ny stock of
Silver Ware for quality and beam
HCan IIot oe ocHt III thr stare 1t con-
siSts, of Fruit, Cake Card and Sn- gar
Bas kets, Tea SrIs. Cups. Goblets Cas- TORS
and Napkin Rings; Spoons Forks, Ss
AL so,Pie, Fruit, Butter Fish, Ia
x bic and Tea Knives. But
Ter Cool erS, Syrup
Pitchers, Spoon
Hold ers
You will find that
Howard keeps
full aSSOrt- nent of the
Text Books which were
recon- mended
by the Board
of Ed uca-
ton. Toys
for the
lit tie
folks. Call at
Towards on Main st.
and satisfy yourself as
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS.
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FARM FOR SALE.


HsA Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby,
liisl OH the River Road leading from EaSi
sh St Johnsbrry 10 Nest Concord
about II miles from each Village Said farm con
tains 40 acres best quality Meadon Land ~
acres best quality of Iillase, upland pasture Of
the best quality. Wood Land. Sugar place, Sugar
house. Sap pans set in al Arch, buckets, holders,
and dry Wood in sugar house; everything ready
to commence sugaring. All the buildings on
said farm are ncw; all necessary out Buildings,
running Water in the house and harn--ln short
everything about the buildings to make II con-
vensnt and one Of the most desirable farms IN
Caledonia County. One hall of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage on the premises IN
twenty years equal annual payments and the other
half the purchaser can have IL he wishes three
years equal annual payments with undOubted Sc
curly. Possession given Immediately
CALVIN MORRILL,, Executor
March %. 1868 3@tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-29
NiCAH BAKER a..
Sig CHAUNCEf HILL. N'"-' =
ORDER of NOTICE of TTLEMFNr.


Ala Probate C.,,lrI held Joll-lr-E IN said lis
trier. arl Tie -fl DAY Ui Jan. l>64
Nlr-ra> LNlaan Mats. a,ic',liSIr~f,r ~ the ts-
ra- isaac EarrI lzc q, Pea, lau. Ia aid diSr5c-
deceased. t'-aisf~,~ L. reader liz -
l.l.,-TaIan au1 l. Present IL AGAINST
,-f-r -n- tAsf4latln- s.4 the i.rEr~-
making l,a.tIila and distribution Il The
aiI 'r rlI4r- decree Il y,JTg. ;---
- aS chilled l. the II : Tier-i
j r! D., S.t an 1Aai tine under :-i,,r
iia Be- hear n The Probate Once Jo-l>ls~a
10 - i -. Ia And il Iar-ht- ,I..t--..
INST al. lrrs5I> interested be notified hercsl hy Iua-
N.,N IL record ihi> uTs,r the ,-!aclal.
.-fr.rs Al - Jah>lry lr-r y,ek- >ucc,->is.l, l--
time 81 hearing. Thai ii-y r,lay a;r--l~ t. /.
ans ,l >aia they See ,t~-
.-. Be- I-.ri "a ali yarrl. the ,agft ,r .,al lI I'd.
a.. ---l-.tlTsll 20 ~ail estate.
Ry the Count
AT1v>t. ASA l.. FRI-N, Il Jass,-
/ TT. cops 90 record.
- Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH jude
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e.
WHAT
l. n

The above enisma,which should be studied
out and practiced by all who wish to begin
the new year Alright, We saw posted in one of
the stores in this city. That no one may lose
the benefit of it, we give the explanation :
liant orer ~hat you owe." Portsmouth
Chronicle.
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4 MEXICAN * FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. IL. l. ID DN.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late agent OF l. s. Patent Office Washington under the
Act OF lSTD
70 State Street onnnSite X ilhy Street Rnstnn


Late agent l. 5. Patent Office Washington under the
Act lS7)
- State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
After extensive practice OF upwards o twenty wears
continues To- Patents in the United States IN
Great Britain. France. and other foreign countries
Caveats Sprcificati"nS Bono ASSIGNMENTS and ali p,
peT> or Drawings Tor Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American, on
Foreign works. determine the validity utility Pa
tents or lnventiouS-ard Legal" other advice rendered
in all touching the same Copies of the claims i
Patent furnished 10y RENTING 81 Assignments re-
corded At " Washington.
Tie Agency i not only the largest ia New England
but. through IL inventors have advantages COR securing
Patents. "f a>certainng the atetahiv of inventions
unsurpassed by. UNNECESSARILY superior TO- auv
which he offered them elsewhere TIL. TESTIMONIALS
below given prove that none successful at the
Patent Office than the subscriber: and a. success i Tie
st proof OF advantages and ability. he would add that
he has abundant To believe. and prove that
other Office are charges for profession
al services moderate. The immense practice 81 the
subscriber during twenty past has eablee him
accumulate collection ecilCatons and uifi,
decisions relative patents.
These, besides his extensive library legal aid NE
chaucal works rll patents granted In The
United States and Europe render him able eyoud uues-
"s 10 offer superior facilities Tor obtaining Patents,
patent and the usual great delay there here save
inventors.
IESTINONIALs.
al regard Mr. Eddy a. one Of the most cararJa AMI
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
nteTcourse.' CIIAS. MASON.
Commission OF Patents
&" Ihave no hesitation in assuring inventors that thew
cannot employ person competent and trust WORTH
anu n"it Ndpi"" 81 pLt'!S iEfE Applications IN a
10 Tor them an early and fayorabe consideration
at Inc Patent ONCE EONt Nd BURKE.
Late Commissioner Patents
d" Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made tor me IL Applications an
all but one Of which Latent, have Teen granted and that
is now pending Such ole great talent
ana aoE on ms part leads me TO recommend all inven
tors to Apply to him to procure their patents they MAJ
De sure o having the most faithful att cntion bestowed on
n, JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber III oDulse of his
large practice. made on twice rejected AFFILIATIONS Is
appeals every one Of which was decided his iavor bv
the Commission OF Patents. r n Emmy
Boston, Dec. Is, IoS3.-l Vt.
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JONAH BROOKS. Jua-e
oRDEPet' NOTICE ef SETTLENEAJ
CARLlSLED KITTRIpGE-S ESTATE

Al probate court helG ~ St Jahl>llrr in sad li,-~-
. ID f.l~ Eth .ay al January. A 10 i>s4.
arTtI> james ID. Bel administrator On the estate
90 1T-i>v u A-i.G'!--. 4te AZ walden il >ais ,l,>f
ea~r proposes 10 lender account of NJ aarn',,>-
a-l-' ans z" present III account >.l estate, f.-
Aal.illlAil'i anu a-'Uaucr Tor the purpose f fasr-
liT 1'viI AID distribution II. r--iiG- u said ,>r
'i,. '-",'- 81 >iia count a-luas Ius persons W.
AL Pr an entitled L. tbs >al-.r-
II l. iher~ia-e Ordered lv >ail ,rt that liz sane
.mlr uhit. oi>i.crat'l Al, D. heard al rl Probate
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- And Il l. further !ierci that al Ter, rs Trr--
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~ : 'yF IA Inc aiedoiiian printed - .lr>;fsrv
iIe' Nreh> >1gCc>Siyely previous l. aid time 60, Ten
mai ines iak appear alid contest the allowance 81 ,.
ACCOUNT i lhrT >tv C.l>e aIi heard flK :
,ri IL the matter Partition ana G>iribu on II 80
',.ai, BY the Court.
>i0S Alte>i ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate