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AMERICAN 4. FOREIGN PATENTS.
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of U. s. Patent ones, WssAinyto~,
(sSdsr the act OF 1879
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
B06T0NI


n years, continues TO secure Patents In the United
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Patents II. ii. EDDY.
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Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures,
and recommendations from some Of the most
eminent Physicians, Clergymen, and others,
will be sent FREE to any address.
We select o few of the names to show the
cha rocfer NJ thu tpstimonials
, 1865-11-08
A Cool Husband.

An Industrious and worthy man, living In
Trivoli, recently found that the partner Of his
"bnzzum" had become cnamorcd Of fellow
who was trapping and lddllng around Tri-
vol. Ths other day she lsf1 her husband and
came TO this city. Her injured spouse fol.
she was stopping at the Trirol House. Upon
going there, and finding that his wife had met
her paramotr and botl had gone to the thea
tre, he took sent to await their return, phi
1osophscally reInarkfns that she thought
his wife the most to blame" The pair re-
turned and sought their room, whittier they
were followed, alter time, by the husband.
accompany him, but he refused anything Of
the sort. and going up to the room burst 1t
open. TIE couple inside had retired. The
fellow, jumping up in great alarm, bundled
on his clothes and started down stairs. but
the woman calmly told her husband TINT he
need not have taken the trouble to come az
ter her, as she intended to return IN short
time, adding that he had better come to bed
and 60 to sleep. He quietly refused, and
by his directions q bed WAS made for hlm on
the floor, where he passed the night. In the
morning he secured passage for the woman
in the TFiyoli stage, and asked the proprietor
Of the botel what bis bill was, saying that
he'd pay his wife's bill also. Bouiface re-
spondcd that, inasmuch as be WIS instrument
III Ill 4uAulHE1 LAG QkItF lellOM Uus u9 ought
to pay hi. bill too; modest request
that the Tfivo]i gentleman acceded to
at once, remarking that any debts tbat his
wife contracted he wonld be responsible
for-he didn't want any man 10 lose anything
on her account TINT be didn't blame the man
at al that he thought the woman was the
one IN fault, adding that he believed that he
managed to give Tim the slip when the stage
left for Triyolf, and Saturday evening her hus-
band was looking for her, coolly Temarsing
that che had iott track Of Aimi He took his
domestic troubles with the philosophy of
stole, and as If be were dissntcrcsted spec
TAI
, 1865-11-08

and expenditures nDde9 their respective beads, 10,
he M Examination and auditing Of The secretary ol
I ne tha1i siow the Agent q, the 1,,.h Republic to
examine MS hooks, for the pnrpoee OF perfectfup
Wfek3y statements to be furnished BY the Secretary
Q! ihe Ireasn1y to The President and Seoato4s-
Ae ehA4 be entitled to employ IN Assistant Treas
ute. 10 be appointed by the President by and with
ne consent and approval Of The senate, who shnIl
= Setay Of the Treasury, and whose business Il
shall be to keep the books OF this dep1t tment and
sunf11nterd the same.
.Ibe Treasurer sha1I giye to The Secretary OF The
1ensury power OF attorney for aud II the name
O! me Assistant Treasurer. 10 be Used only In
OF accident to The Treasurer for his blink check a
ne ne mas elect}, for which the. Secretary Of the
IL Etal! not be used improperly.
1he Treasurer hhall give receipt for al moneys
received from the several Circlcs and other sources
ff1cuH'Ee Of bonds( to the Corresponding Secre
try, who Ehali remit said rece1pis 10 The proper
pet:lea. keeping record Of hts correspondence.
Al letters shall be opened in tho presence Of the
Treasurer OF Assistant Treasurer, Subscription
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
There shall be a Corresponding Secretary, who
thall be under the supervision md control Of tho
BY the President, by and with the consent and ap-
pfora1 Of the Senate. He ehall receive nj CORES
pondeuce connected with bis department, in the
pres cnce ofthe Subscription Agent and Treasurer
He shall fle Ill letters IN bis department from the
several Circles and other EouEcef. not connected
With or in reference to the lssuh OF bonds Of the
1.1sh Republic He shall take receipts nom he
suipIons for bonds). and remit them 10 The proper
p&Itie{.
, 1865-11-08
Special notires.

H. H. H.
6crcn grra. blessings secured 70 the HUMAN Lace BY
One Bottle OF
EADwAY's READY NL1EF.
The I7ague. Asaac Cholesa. uJseniHy, CholeTs Aes.
bus. Yellow Fever. Fever and Axae, cured and p.r-
vented by .-.........
nADTAY's READY RELIEF.
Ehe.matiz1n, Neuralgia. Diphthera, 1unneaxa. soFe
Throat, Difficult Breathing, relieved b few minutes
RADTAY's READY RELIEF,
PAIN &stantlF removed; ali Acute inf1amnatnrv-
rnAaf4dus Infectious d,seasea eysoted snd ertcr
minaled. The weak. feeble snd ne1voui sestoeed "a
strength y!gof and sound health by the use oF RAD
good, cnre more CON lsiutA, and keep the etpmsch
more clear and healthy. than ten doara gpeot for I'll
Other medicines or b1ttctB 10 u9e. =
One app1EAdun externally, CT few dropf t.xep IN.
teTAiS VII instantly 1et the sufferer from the n o1t
xl9lent ahd tethe paint and restore the weak feeble
2od psoenated Enne to suueKth and y1Sor.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Loosenesa dl1s7hea, cholera norhuz OF painful d!s.
coAffeH nou the bowels, are stopped In nfte-n N
t~nty mtnrteA BY taking Rxdway's Raady Relief No
Congestion O. Inflammation. no weakness o. I444ituae
Viii lnsiow the use OF the R. T. Relief.
ACHES AED PAINS,
For headache, whether sick ns nervous rheumatism,
2un pains and weakness In the back rnloe kid
neys 1na around The ser. pleursy, swe!laEs OF the
losnt& palms In the howela heartburn and pa1s Of al
k1ndA, ladHzy's Ready Relief viii afford Immediate
mantnt cure. -7---
Sold b Druggists, and 1t ~ Maiden Lane,
IN 4 .
, 1865-11-08
COLLECTOR'S NOTTCE

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Couuty-ts,
ci7x COLLECTORS o1rioE: CogsT Housz. .noou II
Pnhe aoiee Is hereby given tsai % sae following Dc.
se5tbsd Warrants have been placed N ny hands for
Wa7nnt vest assed Oct 81, 1855, and lssued for
stIuctlr: Sidewalk In ftunt OF adjacent to fhe
following de.cE1ttd property, to VIE Lot H. Block
posk e Sh,g9
and I'll 6ioes i ss sesoo 5sstoa s I aaIies sad q
WarTans ela West daled Oct H. 1855, and issued for
tha collection off speca. assessment Levied ns con-
EtIEasIpg Sidewalk IN frolt ol Or adhcent 10 liz
eEnT heS e aessEnsd R59Re5ty e VI lo.s .
T.SN.K. In. EH'al' '9'on oi " 4 = 4 OF sec %,
Warrant si6 West, dated Oct Il, 1s, and ,s,ued FIR
the collection OF spet1sl ass. ssent levied fr cn
{sT,Rsang siesx5 1 pns of Ct adsce3t . ihe
lots = u md 4 ock u Canal Trustees, W. ~
"asaat ~ Vest dated 1ct 81, ls5. and issued for
constructing steeWalk on the vest sits Of Tninm
ktrtst between Fulton and Lydia streets tn ron+ ~
OF adacent e tho following ne. cfibed TFoperiy ~
warrant S. west cated bcE Il . u and nsSo is,Sss FIR
the collection Of spct1I nskessment Iry1e for -
conetructlns sidewalk on the east lids Of Moran
sTest, aetKeen F1lto1 md Carroll streets, 10 front
x Ut: Lot &, Block is, Carpenter Addtloo 70
warrant West dated Oct. Il. 1855, aud Issued for
Constructing sidewalk on the south side Of F1toa
sreet, between Tntou sud Halstsd stfeetx n tfons
otoE Adjacent to the following dsscEibea RtopaE'
An persons Interested ID sald a1seasments a.n r
quested 70 meke tuaucdlats ayTeasat ny oMee1 @ n
defsut Of sueh pa1 Msnt. the 1aia aseNmson ~ &c
ssss;:a st the ' '2 e e s cefsaol % Se
, 1865-11-08

nry, VIZ: Ths Duke Of PORTLAND, Mr. Spencer
Perceval. Lord Liverpool, Mr. Canning, Lord
Goderich, the Duke Of Wellington, Earl Grey,
Viscount Melbourne, Lord John Russell, and
Lord Aberdeen, and had himself occupied
the Same position In two different ministries
FIRED AT.
On the eth Of April, 1878, as Lord Palmer
sion was mounting the stairs OF the horse
Guards, pistol was fired at him by q half-pay
lieutenant banned Davies. He was only slightly
hurt, the ball striking him above the hip, and
causipg nothing more serious than a contu.
sion. II was said that had he not turned
quickly round when passing the corner Of the
baluster the bullet must have taken fatal
direction. The wou1d-be assassin was tried,
proved to be insane, and confined Tor life in
Bedlam, where he only recently expired.
.. IN soC1KrT.
Lord Palmerstop-and IN this Lady Pal
merston resembles him--was In his very un-
ture genial and social. They loved society
not necessarily their own society, but all mcn
md women. In the country, as In town, their
hospitality Was unbounded. 4 large family
circle continually gathered about them, rein
forced by whoever was remarkable for politi-
cal or literary or artistic eminence, for sport,
for travel, for military or naval exploits. Ali
were wclcone, and all found in both host and
hostess pathizing audience. Yet they
last their means were as nothing when COM
pared with the opulence Of many who never
open their doors except to the members of =
coterie. All this was the result of prpdi-
gious vitality. Any doubts on that score
might be settled by seeing Lord Palmerston
at public dioncr-he sat down to It with the
zest Of an Eton boy; or by seeing him on
would ride some fifteen miles to cover and
think unffinr nf IL
, 1865-11-08
DF. BfEe1ow,


Is the only Physician n Specialist nov In the city
thai can be entirely relitd upou- Go TO H. ana not
suncT Disease to remain In your system. disaeu.an
YOU tace and body besides destroying happiness
ard futcre prospects IN life. lie has made personal
diseases md nevons debility hi study for the Last
twenty years. and u therefore the person whom III
afflicted should consult No one esr beard Of pa-
tent Of his not being eured he has been In the
city, Ills reputation hss voochers In III the city pa-
es hia patients and the medical profession both here
and snroad As being the most skilled Specialist here
and thorough master Of his profession II al other.
taI don't de1nais: Eist him call. It fs ooly COM
mon occurrence With him to curc such cases. Hls
rooms arc separate for ladies' and gentlemen, and tho
most complete In the city. coaaultasioos free md
confidential
onnce No. 179 South Clark ttreet.corner Of Monroe,
half ablocl from the Post odce. Post ONCE Boz 154
Chicago III. Office hours from I. N. 10 g. p N.
Send for bis Guile to.Health." puhllahed monthly,
ree Of charge.
ToCN1 Mk1. TAK TAEr1CCl.Ah NoIIEL-0octoT
Beeluw dcvo.es much Of his time to tic treatment Of
those caused by secret habit which ruins both
body and mind. uniting the unfortunate individual
fot either buantss society," The kad effect Of these
early habits. the excess Of rtp years u to weaken
and dchtate the constitution. destroy this physical
and mental powers, dtmu1sh snd eufeeb,e the natural
feelings. and chaust the v1s1 enerEies Of manhood
the pleasures Of life rnarrd the object of A1hEe
fatrzted, and existence Itself rendered term Of un
ceasinE snse1y and regret. Such pczsooA, especially
tlose contemplating marriage shou,d lose no time IN
making immediate application, ~ IT, r. By his new
t.eatnelt Is enabled 10 ensure speedy and pe1ma-
ncnt cure.
81 Once. 179 South Garkst., Garner Of Nooroe.
, 1865-11-08
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

~ 51AlE Uf 1LLlNUIS- Cook CQstuty. ~.
Room No. II, Chicago, November i. i,6d'
PIbc notice Is hereby gwen that the foIlSwIus de-
Eefbtd Warrants hare been placed Ia ny hntaoJ for
collection. to Wit: AVA
consti ncton Of sidewalk In front or or adjacent 70
the following described property, to Wit: Lots II
and I, Block q Canal Trustees SubdI VISION " L
ena y \ ofS 4 E4 Sec. E:T;S NMHE.
tue collection of speelal sesacn leyled for lie
construction Of sidewalk IN front OF or Adjacent
TO The seveEa lots suhfota parcels or Ispd hcre
lnaMer described: Lots !. I, ) and OF X Of 5 k
civ y Block a. and that part not subdIytded Blocf
Warrant E5s, West dated Oct a. SGs and ts1aed for
the collection ofa special ent eTie FOR rs
consfrocttns sidewalk In unt OF adaceot to The
fo!loEtng described pIoPerty 10 vit: Lotsi si.a,4,a
vision # pat r K Of See.A ATR. NLiE.
Warrant k9. Vest, dated Oct. II. Les ani itsoed for
the co1lectlon ofa eJccIa 1evted of The
eoEsttnetinn Of Sidewalk IN fsont Of or adjacent TO
ofleta . 8, ind x Lot Is, biock s., GaSpensst.s
Addition to Chicago. -~
Warrant &C., West, dated OCT H. 1861 and issued for
the Of speci.l levied ioF re-
the following described properly. to Wit: Tots
snd 3 h1ock "a, Carpenters Addition to Cbicaco,
Warrant 6G- vest, dated Oct. g. 1855 and tssued for
The collection Of special assessment levied Ior the
construction Sidewalk In fruut OF Or adlartut to
the ioioxan1 descr1bed property, to Wit: On y and
Addition to Chicago. '''"
AL persons interested In said assessm eota arr ~
1uested to make Immediate aymtut It MI otyfce II
uelanlt Of such paJmenE the assessmeu1s wl be col
sstea q the coat and expense Of the persons liable
npTsu9lTt4t ''1 S~AI%1oA'
, 1865-11-08

AttGE AND 'l9lFOkIANI
- SALE or GOvEnEMEST PROPERTY The
fouoWtnE testE1bcd Government property will be sod
At public auction the Oakland Cavalry Depot near
Louisville, ky. Tie sale to commence at ID o'clock
M On The 18th dag Of November, 1sds and continue
nom day 70 day until all IL sold:
100 trs,-class Cavalry Horses. (Inose Or less):
$50 f5tc1aRs Mules, lmore or tess)3
10000 feet Lumber;
sl,t0p feet SCahtllnE;
$1,000 Shingles; ..... ..........
Also At Van Segge1ns Lumber TArd, Market street.
between Hancock md jackson, the following amounts
Of Humber. ctc., {u1ote or leSs):
15A10o feet common Pine Boards;
st, 600 feet third FAte Pine 10 3rdss
1900 feet old Weather Pine Eoatds;
10000 Htt third r3te tdrcssedl Pine HoaEda;
41.00 feet Flooring fthtrt rate) Pine Boards;
s.95 ieet .Jolsts-Hem1ock;
800 feet Joisfs-Ppplar
1860 feet ScanIling-Hemiock:
sG1N feet sllls-Poplat
lo,0W Shingles;
a9 raIEs snsh- -RlAzeA;
10 Window and Sash Frames.
- Window FRANCS;
s Lamp iosts;
II 1Faneom Sash.
The Hurses anu AiuIes will be sold dsst-
The pnbc i19spectfhlly nottded that this ls proha.
bly The Inst III OF brstclass Horses and Mules which
TcIms-The properly 10 be paid for in United States
currency On The day OF sale. and 70 be removed the
day by the purchasers md At their own cost aud
risk
J. u. BELEuER,
hoius2i CAPTAIN sud X. 2. II.
~ Republican copy nad send bill as nbove.
, 1865-11-08

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook CoansY-sa.
CITY COLLECTIONS OTTIcE CorEr UoCsx
Room No: Il. Chicaeo, Nov. ID, lI.
Fnhc notice 10 hereby styen thar the Eo[1owfn d.
ec53pea Na!Iants haTa been placed In my hands tor
Warrant No. 81, West dated Oct. 81 1861, md issued
TOT the collection Of special assessment levied fOr
iht feconsEncs1ou Of 9 sidewalk On The south side
Of Division street. tn front OF adjacent 10 The foI.
Boss st s1S 4 5Ht
warrant No: CO. West, dated Oct g. l55 and Issued
for the collection Of 4pccIa1 ent Levied foe
tho cons tIuctton Of sidewalk in front of OF ada
CENT 70 the following described property, 10. MI:
Lot g Elock q Canal Trustees Sun, by., ". X nni
wasat 10: ea. West, dstsd bct. 81. iss md t.sncd
the construction Of sidewalk ID front Of or adts-
fsa. t. e s t6a ET9Rsst{ ssrena1eE Described tox:
Fec. I, r $, y. Z. II. $3.50 ~
!oE the collection q special assessment levied ior
The construction Of a Sidewalk in nout Of or sda.
Gent 70 the following described property, to-wit:
Lots and !, north pArt Of BLOCK Il, School See.
uou Addition to Chicago.
Warrant No 6s3. Vest dated Oct. ST. 1855, and issueu
recocatsac!ng sidewaIf % the north side Of Naa,.
eoo sGeet- betWeen Robey and Hoyne sts.
NarEant No GO, Eest dated Oct e. i663 aud issusl
1nE the COLLECTION Of special assessment Gyied Lor
fshnl!dlng sidewalk IN 'front.' OF OF adIacent to the
1on9MlpE described property. to-vlt: Lot g. Rlock
All persons interested in faid assessments ara rs
4uested to ma ke immediate payment Ut nv olcc in
aeIan q such payment the sRid a4sessnets viii Be
collected at the cost and expense OF pe{1ous iisbie
'nsaf11r. nafnoI,o+ A. Il. aEALD, City Collector.
, 1865-11-08
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook County-sz
CTt CoL!EcTon.s 0rTtck, CotRT HacsE.
Room II, Chicago. Nov. J. 1861,
rpbl!c nottce hereby gtven that tho following de.
seshed warrants hsse been placed IN my bands foF col
Warrant Tc: a. West. dated October ,1ss 1855, and
foF Ftconstructtng sidewalk IA front OF Or aItl-
csut to the ehfloWtnE described property, to.Wit
That psrt not subdlsioed Of Block D, q TrIghrs
Warrant No. ST. Vest daked Oct. 81, l, and !.sued
for collection ofn special assessment leried for
EecorsFucttns Sidewalk On the north side Of West
taks sFtet IN front Of or AhAcenk to the following
GeseIlned rIopsrty, 70 VT: Lot II Of Block Il, ID
Warrant No. Ss, West deted Oct. H. 1s5, and Issued
for the collection Of special assessment levied foF
sG1strncttnE a Front Of Or adjacent 10 the
fomaTi5K dsscrtbed I property oElt: Lots 8 md q
md adjoining Lot > in snb;n, west is III tsof
Acfts In 4. Y. cor. Of Il ock ?, al ii Sampson 4
Cteenea Addition 70 ChIcago.
aiIant No. ~ west, dated Oct 81. 1865 and tssned
construction Of sidewalk in front Of or Adjacent 10
the following described property, to-uit: 9ubIots
y md % IN Lot2 Of Block a. in Tie Canal TFnstees'
6p9dlvlsion q o1E. and 50 much ofthe .oqtheastt
Warrant No. 6N West, datel Oct. a. ls63 aud Issued
ioE the collection OF special assessment levied For
the offs sidewalk In front OF or adjacent
s 1aeTiRE y Rs Sessrtoea 5aeot
Warrant ao 81, wssf. dated ocf. & s IT, iss sad ,s,ped
ier nc collscton of aepecta assessment levied br
70 the following described properly, D-wit: Lotsj
y; sad Of Block IL, N sampson 4 Gleene's Addition
Al person. Interested In said assesme1 d arc re-
1etout Of such payments the assessments WI be- COT
ecsed at the cost and Of liable there
Of: .coe 90. All. HEALD, City Collector.