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American and Foreign Patents
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
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BOSTON

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vast .,'r,ttau of sT~rfnratinas ant onsrtsl o.
cr.sras rristivs te psi~nis-
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hia ihir i~soui I'D a r-frae. to uarr sup-rtor e.
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80 f-r-sssf.l pr-riificnrfs. ~tih 49, Ave
had ossacssl tatercaur-~-
CHARLES MASON
.lra..ssr.arr a faffafs.
hasr ns h~sstataan ia a-sultng iasratara thai
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ahi'ifs -af stlifv BE- l.srt 80. fs rrcou-
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ed a. Tsrs rrssrnatir rhargrs
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psr "a etrhf msnfhs. ths seiscrii-r. 90 resr.-
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on sf -hfrh 49, trrttrd tn hfs lsvor o. ~
I..s.-ut.sss--r 90 t--fs y. "a. EDDY.
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FOR SALE

4 saan fra a.lh raassairaf la.lIf1rs. h.aas
Il sa-.t CO.,. srf Iifa ri. r,.aafr.rt. s..af faer-
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fmmtrs' department.
"sFrED THEPLOw.

Al ~ 49, ed -c.rsoe- pertafuinE ~ ~. a.
ci---l, ii.ked is,g-ihef. sd sre iatra,stcls co..
n-cisd ~aa A. rcuitafr.-Ae EtcoLs.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Maine wssleysn Seminary and Female
College.
THE FAfL TERN sfH ceunsaee 80 49,.
~ iffh. Bod 3d. .siirg 90 a. flr.l-h
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fo a. sha.r sf-fr.a. - nait 90 th-r ere fr~
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sass 81. certify ta re lt 10 rr.ria .iff ~ aur
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A Ns- Yor rsPer recently dubbed tbe
OF miTionaircs '' Pefrohans
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N II z NJ Is . Z Dts
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COMPOUND. FLUID EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA.

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"a irun ssos.. aai i.u-~u.issc- ia 49,. chroa,c
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hor--. Ci-ss.tlaas fth- th-..st 80 t-s. Eistch-
-. riup-s oa ~ flo-. r-tir,. Er,.,p-l.s. and
Ell -, -rurs,sa. % en- -kis. 80 b-au.,f,sg Oh.
60 sFLrA4os
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IMPORTANT
To AL
IN V ~ LID .
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

ti.s~-r t-o~n to ihe urtucsl rroi-...ar thsi
IRON f. tt- Wal friarirt- or 1t Etas~ai fl
80 htssf. Thfs fs trrirsf chtsas Tree, ths SOL
ihai rafs Pc f fhe Sd is 90 rroFeFis dtEc--
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htrr sai si seai 80 tss-s-- rslrusruge i snsuf.
fn sI r.sffs 1T fhr sFsfe.4. ST. rrrfs fi suf
&C. 81 artrvrf erEan $50 o. pr~it-pn.rd ~ Dr.
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RI DDINC-> RUSSIA sAIVE.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE

Reddins's Rsssia >aIse
arer an orhfr hra'.rr prrrstr.f,sas. o. ru-~. IN
tia'i- ri $685. raf-. -cait's huru- t-slis urer..
saf raru.as TrFsal-.ass. rtrs. pti~s. rurns. snrr
ifr. sHrr rfrs. A. A.. reeve. 30 f.Hta af
s.rrr. aat rsiar,rg 80 r.ast anrrs L-.kiur s-rI-
ha.s aat iaasr...is.i..n 80 li ~ No.
Onig - Cents UoA.
FuEsstr
STRAW Fnwrf GCa..I- Tfsrr..f % H.
aaf Isl aI nrrrs.sts go tsracsr. aa.f st Ell Cas.
rf Store.
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SAMUEL DEERING t.s- o. F.ri.

IN 49, Cossats. d~o-asrd. ~ sissag i-sai 80 fh~
40 lirrrts- So thrrrtorv r-,la-sis 40 r-r.on-
- ho arr o. eaic to tc~ ~-tair 81 ssi.l 49, sssri
o. ulsss taurnrtists pssun-ai 49, iha-- 80 hss-
49, druraats ltrrran. e. eNh tsf fhr
Junc -. lc63 HANNAH nEs.KIN
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IT, suh-criic. h~rrl.s gives rnai.c -..i ce thai
h. has i--ra tu'y a0r-1fnf-i ~ tle iien Jut-~ 20
frsi.,r -rfAfn sd a. thr Csa uft ~ pxlrrd as..
sssua-1 ne tr-i 81 81 ufustraiar ol tas eiat- 81
AMANDA e. KINHALL 80 q Ruuut.ra
in sad cauaff. d~c-s--f. o., gsing t-anl 10 ihr
80 t.r~rts he th-rftsre rrgn--fs ~ Irr-as - b.
arc ln.rlfrt fo thr estate q sald terrns~I e.
uaakr isnan-.Issf- raFu-ruf ant fhusr 10 kavr
aas t-alanis fhsrror o. rNhiiif ~ 800. o.
gun~ -. LES. DAVID kIMEAII-
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

De- FRO rEt-rED s.iutiau ef ~ FROTONfDE
oF IRON 49, t.-cerrrs D. so-ricin- thai
81 49, af thr Ret ei pi-easr p srIr'ttn1 80
ht-al uith OF. N,tni Fr'aciF- o. iiir E-us-ut--
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81 sr-ri a. 60 aII t.-ra.~. os,g .fnz tr Ran
STATE pF TuT FippD. ar acrouFa. ,-.l -
n,iii.fr rf ID i-au >fafr ei Oh. F.isrn-
fhsrr,ti-ts c..ntaiainr c-rf,6 rst-. of c---. n,i
rrrssnul. afr-s fras. $500 of 80 u-o-t sarrr~af
Fhr.-r.aas. Crrgt-s-n. sai ethrrs. 49, b. $50
FEfE fa aa1 stirrs
W .ri-ef - of th- nsur. ta sLe- ~ eh1r-
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TIE suil--rr.--r hrrehY gives nul..r natfr~ that
- ha- hsra duis anraiaf-t ~ 49, Hu-,arsi.--
1airr of p t-str 90 fhr Ge-snfs tf oxtorl. 80
$4,000 thr truss ~ Aiuias-tfis oi 49, c-tai~ 81
STEPHEN n. LOVEJoY hfs 81 Anla.-r.
81 sa,A Gag. d~csased. ~ giv.,r ta.i he
30 eirrrfs = D. thrfet.rr fsIrsts III rf-a.. - b.
i1arht~. to th~ estate q earl drrra-rt tn
uaakr rrnnrtiatr 49, laruf aat th--e ~ho harr
80 iralaets fhrrcon. "a .hif So snus o.
Juu~ -. I-ts. AENfLfAN IONEJuN
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IRON AS A MEDICINE.

b. sci kao-a .rl sea $50 -kgsd - an u-i.ca'
uu~a. To ffernls ~ h-sn sifais sl-h /.
rrrFairsften uf f a. 49, eutrr the rrrrtsfis-a an
s-slrst.ste af arrr e. m the hL--f. TIE r-siuf,
sa,s o.. Have. Nr-ssrhr-stf- ~fafr Cams.
49, l-ra sfiatarl ia thr rsrusl.n ~srun. Is c.us
frrs-aa.r 81 = 80 t~f.rr r-karur
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Cathartio Pills

4 RI Tho ma-t p-rf-ct
~ rurEafsT~ ~htrh -
80 sh~ Oh pfo-irr~ 90
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far aarf ur. arrars o.
800 Itrs ere 49, I'D
r~sssuf ts fasr. tr rs--
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fraffnr rrnr~rflrs 81 luaulsrs
CD NfrsI arrrr ~ fh-
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frAatr slaEr ~ ar -t-ar irr-
- nrEars 600 fhr.rraIa
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o. $50 Cesrty 6-csa-sf. o. rivtrg tsnf q. ths
80 tirrrts. a. th~r~fcs- re,fu~sts 81 r~r-oss
= - sre inietied o. a. e-tss. 90 ssti dsc,s-s.i
ts .uas~ iussaedt-ts P.Vu.rul 49, hsse - hehass
as d-1asati- fh-rroa a. svhihiffr~ -arrf g.
gane p f~ts. ALFRED : ktMnAil.
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!MG.A.y.TM
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BucHU

asuuuuatloa o. lrsrafara 81 ~ Rhtd-s 30 K,f-
49,. Dts-.ss. ~ the ffo.sr-ts Gisa-s. Grsssi.
B.irk Dat n~p-..it.. Dr,,..csi : -ri.aE.. orssa-
BE- wsakne-.. pyb,Hts. F-asir Csapa,ai.. a..
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THE PERUVIAN sYRUP

,a.r-~. sfrs-gih. siror sd 49, SC iuto ~ {.
-. - -------. - :. - L.. Co. --------.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

currs Nrrraus Af-ci.oas. tcuat~ Casnr isiai
I'D al |i-ra-rs ei th~ kft.rts sd Btst1sf.
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H. suiu-rrit-r h-r~by gives pa ir d. tic- tasi
she - t-~n tuis agrs-aiafri - th- Hrn-rahi~
5-tg~ ~ Prohate. G. tte Csuufs 90 pNf.i a. 49,
ln- lr.l.--r-I II
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III suhscrihrr hrr-hs rirr. rut'ie uoffr- tha
~ b.. h~en taiy arraiatri ~ ths hoa-rrs'i~
Judr- ~ fra'afe 81 fhe corrfs Eel n,tlfd 80
assuei th- tru.t ef sdr-iat-triar of 3D. estate 81
JOHN n. LIBBY lac of rostsr
o. .sid Cruatr. trr~ss-t. - cirtug bod - IN.
lss direets- "a th-r~f.r~ rc'lueefs a'i rsr-s-ns
$40 tal~htrl o. az estate I'd saii sier~asri
raake iuur.--itate passn~sfs sd thess - o. hass
So drussai. th~r.oa. e. eNhibsf th~ sar.. -a
1u.s - I~eS SUSAN LlRuN
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RoBERT HILBORN L.lrol O1t,rd.

81 49, cnaufF. t-ccss-t. - Eiviag h.nt a. he
- afr-cts- 10 thrrrt'rr regursf- .N p-fsor.
80 inirhfef o. ~ estate ef go !. es.~d O.
uake fHuanrtrsfs psYun~ufs aaf thr-e o. have
49, dr-snts th-r~on. o. rxhti.tf "a sa1l- Co
Juue -. i~6S. CHk~ 4 Hil BORN.
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IT, -ui,-crri--r her-hs Eisrs r.uitsc uorfc- tlsf
shs has h-ra daf srpatafei ~ ~ Hoa. Jufg
ri iriusfs 49, the Ceuniy "a oSlsrt. aat -..aaaes
80 II
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TIE Sub-rrihsr h~rvis gis-- puh'sc - ,cs that
b. has b--s a., .tTsiafrd ~ ~ usarsbi - ug-
~ Pr,h &C. 49, 80 Coauts 81 ONf.rt sni assaard
. ~ fru-r ~ AtraIa1ri rafar 81 ths r.tatr ~
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A TREE copy -attcst-
-. HoBBS Rsl.,,r
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-10-27
FINANCIAL.

Treasury Secretary McCulloch has decided
to receivs deposits in gold, and to issue in re-
turn for them certificates payable in gold on
demand.
Immense frauds in the revenue have been
discovered at Nashville, Tenn. One liquor
house has defraudsd the Government out of
S150,00o.
Gov. Hamilton of Texas has notified the
Treasury Department at Washington that 635
81 900 U. s. Texan Indemnity Bonds of 1851
with coupons attached, have been made way
with by Pendleton Murrah, late Rebel Cover
nor of that State, and protests against their
payment by the Government.
The British revenue returns for the quarter
ending Sept 80, show a diminution of $780,
097 as compared with the corresponding quar-
er last year.
A loan of aS24, 900 for the State of Massa-
chusetts is being subscribed in London.
Postmaster General Dennison denies that
there win be an $4,000, 900 deficit when the
Southern mail service is resumed, and says ii
viii be selfsustaining.
- ASSSAPs9 VI SOlu iEOlH IaliiOTlAtA ab VIEW
tYork, for The last nine months, were $9,275,-
is6, an increase of S., ,688, $50 over last year
receipts for the same period.
The Boston imports for the week ending
Oct. 8, were $1,679, 775, against $500, ,22s for
the corresponding week last year.
Secretary of the Treasury McCulloch, in q
recent speech at Fort Wayne, Ind, expressed
his belief that, unless the next Congress pro-
yided for the fundingof the legal-UeRd notes
widespread bankruptcy would result.
The internal Revenue Assessors of New
England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio are to hold Convention on
the oath inst, at Albany, N. Y, to consider
the amendment needed to the revenue laws,
with the purpose of submitting them to the
consideration of Congress.
The number of National Banks authorized
mp to the 7th inst. is 1892, with capital of
$4O1, ,0O0,o 900.
The merchants of Washington are taking
measures to establish Merchants Exchange
in that city.
New England pays anInternal Revenue tax
of $47, ,552, 500, of which Massachusetts pays
$2s, 752, 1886.
The sales of the stock and gold brokers in
the city of New York for the year ending June
80, 1865, amount to Sc, ,078, 70s, ,s1s, ON which
the Internal Revenue tax is over $4,000, 600.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-10-27

The Rev Thos j.. Greenwood has been
nominated by the Democracy OF the Sixth
MASS. District, to run against Gen. Banks.
Wendell Phillipps; in lecture in Boston re-
Gently, on ''The South Victorious, charged
President johnson with being 'three-quarters
Rebel in order that the Rebels might be one
quarter Union, and declared the Republican
party to be a thing of the past.
In speech in Boston, on the nth inst,
Gen. Banks strongly advocated granting the
suffrage to the colored men of the South
In Washington, 6, 900 colored persons have
signed petition asking for equal suffrage.
A large mass meeting of the DemoeSa y oi
New York was held in that city on the l7th
inst. Speeches were made by Montgomery
Blair, John Van Buren and Gen. Slocum, in
dorsing President Johnson, denouncing negro
suffrage, and advocating the enforcement oi
the Monroe Doctrine in Mexico.
Partial returns from the Virginia Congress
ional Election, held on the 18th inst, indicate
the success Of majority of firm Union men.
The amendment removing the disability to
hold Office from prominent Rebels is adopted.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

The Wirz trial, adjourned from the 7th,
was resumed on the 11th inst Letters writ
ten by Wirz to his superior officer have been
read, requesting that measures might be ta-
ken to relieve the sufferings Of the Union
prisoners under his charge.
Edwin Booth was married on the 5th inst.
to daughter of Mr.. Jules Hauel of Phila-
deIphia.
A number of English detectives have
lately arrived in this country, to keep an eye
on the Fenians and report their movements
to the British Government
Over $50 vessels are engaged in the her
ring fisheries off Portland, Me-. and 50,00t
barrels have already been taken.
Valuable veins Of gold and an abundance
of iron ore have been discovered near Lake
Vermillion, Minnesota.
There are only seven prisoners in the Old
Capitol at Washington, and among them are
Wirz aud Briscoe.
Two vessels are fitting up at the Washing
ton navy yard to escort the ram Stonewal
from Havana.
DR. Nc Cook ofSteubenyille, Ohio, father
Of two generals and one naval officer and
uncle of four more generals of the same
name died in Washington on the llth inst.
Application was made to the Freedmen
bureau at Washington on the 18th for 400
colored men to go to Michigan to work on a
railroad.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

1t is said that Maximilian has forwarded
$5,O00O00 to Washington to influence
Congress in favor of the recognition Of the
Empire.
Gen. Sterling Price of Missouri, ex-Gov.
|. g. Harris of Tennessee Lieut.. Maury and
other prominent ex-Rebels have been sp-
pointed Commissioners of Emigration by
Maximilian's Government.
An the French railways are to be COM
PEELED to adopt appliances for instantaneous
communication between every part of the
train at the end Of the present year.
The French Government have officially
notified the Italian cabinet that the gradual
evacuation Of Rome would commence i'm
mediately.
Six thousand Imperial troops have been
ordered to the Rio Granie frontier.
Maximilian has ordered that no vessels
be admitted into Mexican ports without pa
pers from consul ofthe Empire.
The anniversary of Mexican independe nee
was celebrated in Ell Paso the Juarez capital
VA tuS J0th dft4 AObA llSb Will great Gnblu-
siasm, many American officers were pres
ent.
John P. Hale American minister at Mad
rid, has been officially received by the Queen
ofSpain.
The Belgian Government has protested
against the enlistment in that country Of re-
crults for the Franco Mexican army.
The U. s. consul in the city Of Mexico
was lately refused admittance to the imperial
palace on the ground that he was unknou n
there
Sir frederick Bruce, English minister al
Washington has been instructed to ask Mr..
Seward for explanations Of the Fenian move
ment in America.
Lady Raglan wife of the celebrated Gen
eral of that name died in England on the
30th Glt.
A battle has taken place in Japan between
the Tycoons forces and the rebels under
prince Nagatoo resulting in great slaughter
to the latter.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The War in South AmeTica-T erribl
Battle and Defeat of the Paraguayans

The War in South Misunderstanding
Battle and Defeat of the Paraguayans.
New YORK, October I9.-The war in
South America has commenced in real earn.
est The HerdIdS correspondent and news
paper files giving details Of the recent battle
at Hayti show the sanguinary character
which the struggle is likely to assume. On
the 18th of August the allied forces $500
strong, under Gems B. Flores, and Ipannes,
encountered 400 Paraguayans under Ma
| jor Duorte on the right bank of the Urua-
| quay river. The Paraguayans were unpro-
| vided with artillery, and outnumbered two
| to one. A summons was sent them to sur
render, but they replied by shooting the
messenger. For one hour and half the
Paraguayans met the fierce assaults of the
allies with a desperate resistance, neither
asking nor receiving the quarter which their
assailants were little disposed to give them.
At the end of that time they broke and fed
/ to the river pursued by four thousand cav
airy. Here a slaughter took place which
one of the victorious Generals characterizes
as a regular butchery. Scarcely one of the
defeated army escaped. They left fourteen
| hundred dead on the field and only three
hundred wounded, conclusive proof of the
fearful nature of the struggle. Their lead
er, Duorte. and some of his troops, fell in
to the hands of the Brazilians, and all their
stores were captured.
The allies Estated their loss at only $50
killed and wounded. Another detachment
of Paraguayans, one thousand strong, ON
the other side of the river, was prevented
by the Brazilian gunboats from reinforcing
Duorte, and at last dates they were securely
hemmed in at Uriguayria by an immensely
superior force.
As set-off against these successes, an en-
gagement is reported between the Paraguay
an batteries and the Brazilian feet, in which
the latter was severely handled Following
the example so successfully set during our
war, the Paraguayans had constructed bat
teries along the Parana River to prevent the
return of the fleet. In running past these
batteries the feet suffered much damage.
Further battles of an equally importantchar
acter were daily expected.