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Blindness OF Forty Years standing
Cured,

Samuel steere, VI Fly Greek. Otsego county, do
hereby certify that have been totally blind for Fory
Years and have been under the treatment Of the most
experienced oouists and surgeons Of New York, Who
have pronounced my case incuTable.
have been under Dr. Oaks treatment for seven weeks
have him but three times and Tor the 6rst time
TO day these many years enabled to discover 90
Jects clearly twenty rods distant also see to read
his name on his window shades, which have done in
the presence OF Witnesses from delight
turning vision. When first the Doctor wAs com.
petely prostrated In bodily health. lie has completed
restored me- anu very happy say that feel mu
twenty years younger. / am nearly 70 years ola
SAMUAL STEBRR.
Utica, Sept. 9th, 1862.
Witness-J A. Kinney aud DR.. Calvin Kinney
Frankfort, HeIkimeI county.
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Principal Office and Laboratory is at the n K corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets Philadelphia, where all
letters for 'dvice or business should be directed.
He will be found mere every Saturday professionally
examine lungs with the Resproineter Tor which his
fee is three doa's All advice free
In New York, at No 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from 9 A. NJ to 3P. NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January IS and 10,
February IS and 49, March Is and l6 April 10 and 20,
May II and Is, June IA snd IS. July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities
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The properties Of this Company consist Of 643
acres principally owned in Fee Simple OF the most
desirable OIL Lands, situated mostly on OIL Creek Penn
upon which there ave three wells down, ea7able Of
producing from 100 to 1000 barrels per day when
peted they located the great producing in
terests Of the Empire, Noble Sherman, and Drake wells,
on this noted creek. This Company offer inducements
seldom met with The capital stock is very small for
he amount Of valuable oil lands the Company possesses
Three engines already at the wells Our Agent at
T,usve writes US that the well the McElhAny farm
has commenced flowing which places this Company be-
yond doubt Of Tue Officers Of this Company,
in placing this property before the New England puoe
have full confidence that properties yet of red are SUI
Perior any out Of which larger and certain div
dends may at be expected Maps and full informa-
ton given application to the Treasurer Subscrip.
tons received by JOS. W DAVIS Banker, No. 25
State street, and at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. AZ Con9ress Street, RostoH
1852 LEVI II, STRAW Trsa,r
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Boston. Jan. l. 1866.
EOR SALE.
Il FARMING MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY


Il FARMING MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY.
The subscribers will sell tracts Of good land for
farming aud market gardening, in quantities to suit
purchasers, situated In the counties Of Ocean and
burlington, the line Of the Raritan and Delaware
Bay Railroad, midway between New York aad Pha-
delphis at $40 per In addition to all the com
mon products Of farm, these lands are valuable for
growing cranberries sweet potatoes peaches grapes
tobacco and hops. All crops rpen ten days earlier
than on Long Island. Sqankum mari is delivered at
any point the railroad one dollar and ty cents
per ton, and ertixes the land for seven years after
it's application The lands are mostly covered with
yellow pine timber suitable for lumber and cord wood
portion Of the timber has been recently cut of eav-
ing the land ready for immediate cultivation. Price
cedar rails. So per 100. Cord wood, at any railroad
station, So per cord. portion Of the lands contain
large quantity OF the best poterss clay yet dscov-
cred, for the manufacture Of yellow ware Saw mill
within one mile of Shsmong Station. good hotel
At Shamong, the lands offered for sale The loos-
ton is very healthy and water excellent Lands well
watered with untsillng streams, and supplied with good
mill sites and water power for manufacturing pur-
poses. The whole purchase money may remain on
mortgage for term OF years il desired II the pur-
chaser cultvstes the land.
For further particulars apply TO
Y, b. GREENWOOD, Elizabeth, N j.
WIN. U. GILES, 10 & ~ Franklin ST., NewYork.
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5ubn o. Rsurp & Cos. Column.
NJ a. - v
VEGETABLE BALSAMlC
ELIXIR.
CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION.
An. fOid Phyneian''
Tssttmony.
READ


W atfrDuryi W
Nov. oath, 1858.
Although ! do no,
like the practice Of Ply
heians recommending,
Unfortunately, Il e
patent medicines Of the
day; yet after a trial Of
ten years, ] am nee TO
admit that there is one
medicine before the pub
lie that any Physician
can use in his practice,
and recommeild 70 the
public with perfect con
hdence that medicine
10 Rev. N. II. Downs
| Vegetable BalsAmio r.
li1if
1 have used Il myself
with the very best sue
eesa, and now, when
ever l am troubled with
a Cough or Cold, l in
VAriably use it. | can
cheerfully recommend
Il 10 all who are suffer
sring frUm a Cough or a
Cold, for the Group,
Whoopiug Cough, and
all diseases lending 10
Consumption, and TO
the Profession as = re-
liable article
Il | am satisfied OF ia
excellence beyond a
Doubt mug conversed
person y With the Rev
n "A 4 Owls about T.
He inf me- me Of the
pfincipa ingredients Of
which Yer kris com
posed, all G which a.,
Purely Vegetable ant
perfectly safe
B. WOODWARD, MD.
Nov Brigade Surgeon
U s Army
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Deafness Cured.

NEW York, Dec. H. 1853
DR oAAS; ! write to inform you that the nledi
cine you prescribed for my rheumatism has entirely
cured after having be treated for IL one year and
nine months, BY the most skilf physcans Virginia
and New York ! walk without the and OF
crutehes or cane, after using your medicine three oesk5
q. U. GOODMAN 9th N, Y. q. ", Co. ID.
S.-The old gentleman, Mr. Il. whom you oper
ated upon for deafness CataHh," says that you
have ed hin, aud that he hear any person whis
per 10 him, after having been deaf for 20 years.
In n ~ n
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All the goods in the above List will be sold without
reservation for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certificates Of
all the various articles are placed Ia similar envelopes
sealed and mixed These envelopes will be sent by mail
or delivered at office, without regard choice On
receiving Certificate, you will what article it repre-.
sens, aud it is optional with you send one dollar and
receive the article named, any other in the list Of
value.
By this mode we give selections from yaed stock
q hue goods Of the best make and latest styles aud Of
intrinsic worth, at nominal price, while all have
chance OF securing articles Of the very hshest value
In all transactions by mail charge for forwarding
the Certificate. paying postage, and doug the BUSINESS
rs cents each. Five certificates wH be sent for 81.
Bieren for 81 Thirty for IS, Sixty.fus $40 and One
Hundred Jor SIS
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Total Blindness Cnred.

RIonPIBID SPRINGS Otssgo Co, April 8, 1864.
DR.. h, A. OAKS l am indebted to you for restoring
me TO perfect sight IN monh after being completely
blind from protraeted affection Of Rry sipeas In the
head"
am indeed Truly grateful to God for His goodness in
directing your shor 10 resoie my shattered health and
lost sight aud not my health only but that Of my wife
when she could no longer be helped BY physicians after
having been troubled with Heart Disease and malice
difficulties for ak years.
(Signed) JoHk FREEMAN
X & EnNnaAn
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TIE REASON WHY

We should supply your wants aci les are unsur-
passed our work Of unrvAed excellence our prom see
punctuAlly observed. Our central location brings u.
near the most remote points Our goods are new from
the manufacturers and Of the latest and most desirable
styles The goods muH be cold, aud the terms are un-
squaled All articles ordered forwarded by return
mail
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance
and IL there should be any person dissatisfied with any
article they may receive they will Immediately return it,
and the price will be refunded.
AGENTS We allow those acting as Agents Ten Cents
each Certificate ordered provided their remittance
amount to One Dollar.
They will colec, Is cents for every Certificate and
tanning 10 cents, remit TO US Is cents for each
Address,
GEO DEMERlT & CO.,
44:56 303 Broadway, New York.
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Boston & ar@ pOrh advertisements.
I NJ P o R T AN T
| N V A ] l d S F.!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

- ~ - - ~ ~ " " -
-
II Is we'll known to the m, deal profession tina, IRON
is the Vita Principle Life Element Of the blood This
Is derived chiefly from the food We eats but II the food
is not properly digested or H. from sny caus. whatever
the necessary quantity OF iron Is not taken into the cir
culston, or becomes reduced, the whoe system suffers
The bad blood will irfate the heart, will clog up the
lungs, will supefI the brain, will obstruc the liver and
will send It's disease producing elements :, ali parts Of
the system, and every will suffer in whSeycf organ
may b. predisposed to disease.
The great value Of
Iron as a Medicine
ia well known and acknowledged by all medical men,
The difficulty is to obtain such preparation Of II as
will enter the circu ,tion and assimiate at once via
the blood. This point. says DR.. Hayes Massachusets
State Chem st. has been attained in the Peruvian Syrup,
by combination In a way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
l. PROTECTED solu' ion of the PROTOYIDE OF
IRON. NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes at the Root Of Disease by supplying the blood
with its Vital principle Life Element-lron.
The Peruvian Syrup
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Dropsy, Fever and
Ague, Loss Of Energy. Low Spirits
The Peruvian Syrup
nfuses strength vgor and life into the system and
builds up an 'lron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Fem,le Complaints aud all
diseases OF the Kidneys aud Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
ga SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in BAD
olAlh VT lnh bl4OODt or hcNompAneuDy BtOuly
or Low State Of the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, and re-
commentators from some of the most eminent fhysi-
clans, Clergymen, and others, will be sent FREE to any
address,
We select few Of the names to show the character Of
the testimonials.
Rev. John Pietpoint. Lewis Johnson NJ ID.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney NJ ID.
Rev. Arthur B. Fuller S II Kendall. NJ. ID.
kev. Aug. X. Pope, w r. Chisholm, NJ. d.
Rev. Gurdon Robins, Francis Dana NJ ID
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, jeremiah Stone NJ ID.
Rev. 7, starr King, Jose Antonio Sanchez. " ID.
Rev. Osborn Myfck, Marcelino Amanda, NJ. ID.
Rev. Ephraim Mute. Jr Abraham Wendell. NJ ID.
Rev. Thomas II Pons, A. A. Hayes, NJ. ID.
Rev Richard Metcalf JR Chiffon. NJ D.
Rev. "a Webster n T. Kinney. NJ d.
Rev. Jos II Lnch, Jose dRspinar, NJ d.
Rev. Adm Jackson, Thomas A. Dexter, Esq.
Rev. j. PeArson, Jr Thomas c. Amory, Esq.
Rev. A. r. r. Crawley, Hor. Peter HArvey,
Rev Henry Upham, James Q. Dunn, ESQ.
Rev. II Riddel, Samuel May Bsq.
Rev. P. C. Headley, Prof Il. VitAls Soherb,
Rev. John v. Olmstead, Ferdinand Andrews, ESQ.
-PoR SALE by
SETH W. FOwLR h CO, is fremont ST. Boston.
j. p. DlNSMURB, 49l Broadway, New York
hnd by all Druggists. 2l72eop
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Sold at every Drug and Country Store thTougho'
Vernon and Capsds
RetaT 80 eta. rs etI., and $3.50 per bottle.
JOHN Y. HENRY a Co.
Proprietors
Main Street. waterbury. VI
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join FREEMAN,
Il. S FREBhAs.


DR.. H. A. OAKS Dear sir-l feel very grateful to you
German by birth, am az years o. age L have resided
in America for five years For eleven years have be en-
troubled with bleeding Of the lungs have been under
the treatment Of very eminent French aud German phy
sei'ns In Europe. slso been subject TO the best
treatment Of some eminent American phy,iciAns Yet
with all this array Of talent combined with all heiy con
tinuous efforts, ard with all their extensive facilities
stll my case haihed their utmost skill l used TO spit
large quantities Of blood daily My iron frame began to
CULVER under the Alternating influence Of disease.
despafed Of ever recovering Of even being helped
gave up, end had decided 70 let the disease take it's
course, until L. wilkins, Rag ,reeomme nded me 10 ny
your treatment aDi, indeed ve,y graefuffhaf did
for in the short space Of month you old more for
me than all the ply sciAns whom had previously EN-
ployed, whether in Europe or America. YOU CURED
ME!g
am. dear sir. yours very gratefully,
@. NJ THOMAS.
catharine Street, Utica, October 18th, 1868.
Prom the Utica Morning Herala.
We take great pleasure In recording another sender
ful cure BY Dt Oaks. young mAnwho 10 employ ed a,
clerk IN the establishment Of l.. wilkins BAG, eonfee
uonei, Sc, No 81 Blocker street. Utica was cured oi
total blindness arising from AmaurosiN He Ia nov
well and can see a. perfectly any period OF bis s
Utica, August 1851. II. q. EDwARDs.
The Doctor may be consulted al Montpelier, at tbs
buInhaio House. Room No. |, for two days, and
half as above.
ro' references areulArs 70 be had =, his room
Onies hoLrs from 3 A. NJ, until & p. NJ
90 -HLTA1lON ~ 40
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geaa IAsst Certificates.

MONrKBAL,
April sth 1860
messf heury \ Co .
Your Vermont Liui
tent has cured ne " q
Rheumatism which had
settled 10 ny limbs, and
forf shich blessing you
may Sell suppose ] feel.
grateful II QUhsHEL.|
South CRANKY, u "
Nj d ~ Z. GRAY,
Chemiss Montreal
scr ~ AN most hap
py ~ state that my wife
used heurys Vermont
Llnimeut, having acci
dentally got a needle
run under mel finger.
nal The pain was
mosi intense but byI
lslug tue Linimeni, tie
pain Vac gone u a fe~
minutes
You're very respect
fully,
" JIHsoH
NOMINAL,
Dec l2t1 1861
Messrs usuy 4 Co.
Having ou various
occasions 4sed your La.
uimruN | an. hAppy a.
ssl STAT ! nave AssAys
{ and 90 beLehciAl 1
hess tnsqueAily assa ~
'oi Bowel Complain.
kud nave atytl auo~u
IL u fAil 10 ehscuus =
eUEr 4 tAuik o. the
Jest At4iaut / ever
used foi DiArrnn4sul4-
uei sOsupiAill and dia
uf4e4s " a l4Il4iiaf ehAf
Aets ] ua,e slso foundI
Il q ueseI iAililis spvci
&c lJf OOlds, and i0i Al.
iecllonb IT the head n
LwaJ 8 recommend II 10.
iuj niends tud sOuldI
uot be without u "a the
House Tor aal consider
uon
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A MEXICAN ana FOREIGN PATENTS.
soLf6IRR 3 81 FR2f4ENrs.

Late Agent Of u. n Patent Office Warrington, (under
the Act Of 1887.
70 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BOsToN, MAssACHUsBTTs
AFTER extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years. continues Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and all Pa.
pets Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign wOrSs TO determine the validity utility Of
Patents invehons-and legal or other advice render
ed in all matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of aseertAning the patentabiy Of inventions
unsurpassed by, II not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials
below given prove that is successful the
Patent Office than the subscriber and success is the
best proof Of advantages and ability he would add he
has abundant reason to believe, and prove that
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scrber during twenty years past, has enabled him
cumuiate collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative to patents.
These besides his extensive library olegal and me-
chanieal works and full Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe, render him able beyond
question, TO offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
Inventors.
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Ii EN Rf
Y r r M q ~ T
EMINENT !

This poPdtAf me,
cine Il no longer an "a
pertinent Ihuusand
Of people VINO have aset
it, bear ritness 70 H.
superior excellence 49,
Liniment and a PAin
Killer Fun directions
accompany each bottle
'it may b. used etter
uaiiy Tor
Rheumatism
Neuralgia.
I00tb-schs,
Headache.
Burns and Scalds,
Bruisrs and
swellings,
sore ihfost,
Lum usgu,
Sc sc.
and may 0e used inter-
uAily for
Choho and Colds.
Cholera Morbus,
bowel Complaints,
DiAfrhgA.
Wind Cnoli-,
a., AZ.
Much niighi bv sAia
Of IL remedial proper
ties and maslealsdecs
cut the limited space
this Advertisement VI.
ouly admit VI gv.eral
Summary.
II u prepared sitt
are great pains being
taken " Aiiot ala rasci
.pfoP fuoL VI each 0
Its ingredients. IN such
= manner that the eoi1
DinAuIn shAA oe IL
even respect, Al once
more rapid il lie opera
|uun, ana mOfs siietpual
uaL any Other -imilaI
medicine.
A single Teaspoon
tui taken IN warn satef
.Jf Othefsise a. tie lasu
.msy dictate, checks u
arTAsea, CAoae and al
50por' Complaint, sth
"a most hAuunR
luuTtapGde Of umY
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agricultural.

BEKF AND BurrER.--We commend to the
farmers an article in this paper on the Ratio
Of cattle to Population. Though primarily
intended for the farmers Of Massachusetts, it
10 equally important TO the farmers OF Yer
mont. They have long since discovered that
s'ock-raising and dairying are the most pro
f,able agricultural pursuits in Vermont. and
this article will give them assurance that this
is to be quite as true in the future as IL has
been in the past. Manufactures have not We,
reached the maximum even in New England
That branch Of production will be increased
in all the New England States, Vermont in.
cluded to limited degree but greater re.
lstive increase is to be looked for in New
York. Pennsylvania, Virginia, Missouri, Ohio
and Illinois. The regions Of iron, coal and
oil are not yet fully developed-much less
improved. We do not look, therefore, for
much competition between the stock raisers
Of the East and the West, but rather for a
greater demand for their productions. In
the long run, beef, butter and cheese will pay
Vermont farmers the best reward, and their
duty to themselves lie strongly indicated by
the statistics we have republished il is, not
only to stick to stock-raising and dairying,
but to seek for improved stock in two partc-
ular Notwithstanding and beef Both
will be needed for consumption in this coun-
try and even should it be otherwise tempo
rarily, both articles will bear expectation.
RATIO OF CATTLE TO POPULATION.
Quite long statistical article. prepared by
DR.. John @. Metcalf of Mendon, Mass, on
this subject, has been published in the
Worcester Spy. From the census returns
and from other statistical data, il is shown
that, taking all the States into account. every
100 inhabitants require so neat cattle Of
which must be working oxen, % mulch
cows, and A o'her cattle. This ratio, it
seems, has not varied one per cent for over
thirty years. Leaving Texas and the Pacific
slope out Of the estimate, as having little to
do with the demand and supply of the other
parts Of the country, and the ratio is reduced
TO 6S cattle to every 100 inhabitants. In
copying the following table and the conclud-
ing paragraphs of the article, we must express
our surprise at finding the State OF Maine in
the table Of Deficiencies. wanting Of the re-
quited 6S cattle to each 100 population. The
number Of cattle at Brighton from Maine
was reported at 2,50l for 1862, 2o,206 for
1868. and l0,29o for 1864. The decline from
1858 to 1854 being accounted for by the fact
that very large numbers Of cattle have been
used at Portland since the war commenced by
contractors with government for beef put up
in cans and other packages for army and navy
use.
TABLE I-shov ny the number Of cattle 10 each 100
people in those where there an excess over the
requisite number, 6S, required for home col su option
aud use, in the years 1870 1850 and 1861 also the total
number Of expectations in each state.
No. Of cattle more Tot.l No. Of
STATES more than re- cattle for
quited for expectation.
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The Dr. having large and extensive practical expert
enoe in the treatment Of diseases generally Is prepared
TO receive patients for medical treatment on tho most
improved principle, and TO their diseases in very
superior aud satisfactory manner and In the majority Of
cases 10 far exceed the most sAngune expectations
the patient without resortng TO any unpleasant
turing processes
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MILFOhDi UTskUO Co, n Z, May 9th, 1871.
This ia to certify that have been sick with "Catarh
al Bronchitis" for nine years. Last March | wat m
duced TO try DR.. Oaks treatment which relieved uis Ia
ten minutes. used to cough half the night ana raise
on an ayerge as much as large tea-cupfull II visoid
awake with burning fever and erspraton After using
the Doctors medicine onth aimed in flesh ten
pounds at the end Of two months weighed twenty five
pounds more than in March previous. Ny Cough Jeff
me In two weeks the night sweats ceased In three
nights, my fever left my appetite and sleep returned
and truly say that have been as il were raised
from the dead to newness Of life and this with but one
month treatment
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Z Y Z A N d < A K
CERTIFICATES.

on the most improved and modem principles with en-
rely new remedies, and with little no suffering IL
he ntpaeIt
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Total excess 2652934
TABLE ii Showing the number Of cattle on hand
and the Deficiencies 10 each 100 people in the several
states and lso the total deficiency each Of the several
at.1as in
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Nearly all diseases originate with
THE LIVER
And when the liver diseased the bile becomes impure
and tends to disaAnge the whole system This impure
bile passes into
THE STOMACH,
And produces bad taSie in the mouth the tongue
becomes furred attended with dizziness and pain In the
head. The Bile then passes from the stomach into
the BOWELS,
And produces costeness unhealthy humors and an irn
pure state Of
THE BLOOD,
And tends to close the pores Of skin which upon e1
animation will be found TO be dry and husky and ~
also tends to dsSuSugt
THE KIDNEYS,
Which will show itself BY the quantity and color Of the
urine, and as natural consequence, long train Of dis
will follow.
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Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"Mr X. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN appl
cations. all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that is now pending Such unmstakabe proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads
mend all inventors to apply 70 him to procure their
patents as they may be Of having the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART
During eight months the subscriber, in course Of his
arge practice made ON tplee rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
nhts favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
II. EDDY
Boston. Jan. |. 1866 1851