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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-06

Catalogue Snie Of Curgoes Ships ime,io
d"d Florence CHAPMAN, direct from Enq
/0lH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-06
BY WILBUR & SON.

ON WEDNESDAY, December 5, at on,
salcs-rooms, corner State and Chalmers
streets, Charleston, s. c., at half-past 10
O'Clock, will be sold, 10y catalogue,
1G0 crates Fancy Assorted Earthenwarc
and Crockcrv, just Imported direct from the
potterics i'll England.
30 Catalogues may be had, and samples
of ware examined. at our office
Conditions cash. Dec > :,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wonderfully Interesting State
ments concerning some
English Lords.
Montgomery Blair on the
Freedmen.
LIVERPOOL MARKET,
&C., &C., &C.

NEW YonK, October 19.-Lords WHARNcL1FFE,
PANcocKB and AolRoYD DRURY haa interests in
the Confederate loan. SAMPSON, city editor Of the
London Times said he declined accepting prof
fered allotment when the loan wns introduced.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR addressed q Democratic
meeting last night in this city, donouncing negro
suffrage, and.recommended that the freedmen be
colonized in Mexican territory, war first being de-
clared and MACMILLAN expelled VAN BuREN and
Cox also spoke.
The NoUa Scottan, with Liverpool dates to tho
gth has arrived at Quebec.
Fenian arrests continue.
1t is said that Lord Bruce hes asked IN explain
sation of Secretary SEwAEDs action in reference TO
the Fenian movements
AL those who have been connected with the
Confederate loan continue to publish denials, but
Mr.. LINDSEY confesses q loss. Liverpool dates Of
Saturday, 7th report the sales Of cotton at 20 600
bales Market buoyant, and advanced i'd. Bread
stuffs quiet. Provisions steady. Consols 5al@ss4.
Bank of England has raised her rate of discount
and advanced her rate Of interest to per cent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21

Mr.. JOHN HoppY, of the Nashville Banner gives
the following humorous description of his Journey
ings after pardon .. q.
Had q personal interview with the Chief Magis-
trate, and asked him for small pardon, if no had
any more left Chief Magistrate wanted to know
answer was faint, somewhat hositating, land a
little shaky. Iaaid ssQuartormaster Chief Mag
istrate chucklcd and turned his hoad to conceal
friond,", no said, 'f you think that you,. depart.
mont Of the rebellion endangered tho Union cause,
your innocence is pardon in itself."' -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21

AFFAIRS IN LouDoN COUNTY, WA letter from
Leesburg, Va, to the Alexandria Gazette, contains
the following
Our corn crops are magnificent, and the lamen.
tation is that there are no hogs to eat it; these
animals bring fabulous prices, suppose from $14
to ZIG per hundred pounds, and at public sales
even more. Corn will not rule higher than So per
bbl (of five bushels, and probably in the country
not more than $780, t.,il.0
The wheat crop in quantity and quality is very
indifferent, and first rate flour very hard to get
burg. Apples there are none; potatoes q pretty
fair crop, and oats abundant, considering the
Quantity sown. Sheep bring ST to $12 at sales,
and the meat question is assuming serious as.
peet for those who have not learned to do with
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21
INTERESTING. CORRESPONDENTS BE-
TWEEN GRANT AND SIBERIAN.
GENERAL GRANT TO GENERAL SHERMAN.


On the 4th of March, ut Nashville, Major -Geno-
ral Grant ecccved telographic orders to report in
person at Washington. Congress had passed m
act authorizing the appointment OF o Lieutenant
General to command the armies OF the United
States, and the President had nominated General
his journey, Grant seized his pen, and in tho very
moment of his greatest elevation, filed with
generosity towards those others to whose eXcr-
tions he modestly choose to ascribe his own de-
served reward, hastily wrote these touching lines:
'DEAR SHERMAN The bill reviving the grade of
law, and my name has been sent to the Senate for
the place. now receive orders to report to WASH
ington Immediately in person, which indicate q
confirmation O likelihood Of confirmation.
"I start in the morning to comply with the
order.
war, in at least gaining the confidence of the pub
lie, no one feels more than how much of this-suc-
cess is due to the energy, skill, and the harmo-
Nous putting forth of that energy and skill, OF
those whom it has been my good fortune to have
occupying subordinate positions under me.
''Ihere are many officers to whom these re-
marks are applicable to o greater or less degree,
proportionate to their ability soldiers; but what
want is to express my thanks to You and Nc.
Pherson, as the men to whom, above all others,
feel indebted for whatever have had Of success.
Glow far your advice and assistance have beer
of help to me, you know. How far your execution
of whatever has been given you to do entities you
we'll rs I.
/ sI feel all the gratitude this letter would cx
press, giving it the most tlattering construction.
''The word you use in the plural intending il
for Mcpherson also. I should write to him, anG
will, day; but, starting in the morning, dc
not know that will find time just now.
''Your friend,
y. S. GRANT, Major General
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21
GENERAL sHERMAN's REPLY,


Sherman received this letter near Memphis OH
| the 10th Of March, and Immediately replied
DEAR GENERAL: l have your more than kind
and, characteristic letter Of the 4th inst. I will
send copy to General Mcpherson at once.
"You do yourself injustice and us too much
honor in assigning to us too large share OF the
merits which have led to our high advancement.
professed to you, and will permit me to continue,
as heretofore, to manifest it on all proper occa-
sions: %
sor, and occupy position OF almost dangerous
to be yourself, simple, honest, and unpretending,
you will enjoy through life the respect and love OF
friends and the homage of millions Of human be-
inGs, that will award You q large share in secur-
ing to them and their descendants government
of law and stability.
'I repeat, you do General Mcpherson and my
self too much honor. AT Belmont you manifested
son, also, you illustrated your whole character.
was not near, and General Mcpherson in too sub
ordinate capacity to influence you.
Until you had Won Doneson, confess was
almost cowed by the terrible array of anarchical
elements that presented themselves at every
point; but that admitted ray of light have fol-
lowed siuce.
II believe you as brave, patriotic, and Just
as the great prototype, Washington-as unselrish,
kind-hearted, and honest as man should be; but
the chief characteristic is tho simple faith in
cess You have always. manifested, which can lk-
ell to nothing else than the faith Christian has
i'll the Saviour.
"This faith gave yon victory ut Shiloh and
VicksburS Also, when you have completed your
preparations you go into battle without hesita-
tion, as. at Chattanooga-no doubts-no reserves;
and tell you, it was this that mado us act with
confidence 1 knew, wherever I was, that you
thought Of me, and if I got in tight place you
would help me out, if alive.
MY only point of doubt was in your knowledge
Of grand strategy, and Of books of science and
history; but confess your common sense seems
to have supplied all these.
Now as to the future. Don't stay in Washing
ton. Come West; take to yourself tho whole Mis-
sissippi Valley. Let us make it dead surc-and
tell you the Atlantic slopes and the Pacific shores
will follow its destiny IA tho limbs OF tree
live or die with the main trunk. We have done
much, but still much remains. Time and times
influences are with US. We could almost afford to
ST still and let these influences work.
"Here lies the seat of the coming empire; and
from tho West, when our task is done, we will
make short work Of Charleston and Richmond and
the impoverished coast OF the Atlantic.
"Your sincere friend, w. r. SHERMAN"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21

,.5a.upouC ~. .oE .s%,,rHT - ~
% ~ "a ruy' "; ~ uyI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21
= OUR SLATE is BROKEN! =

SO?
1ns,cer.-Yes.
Well, put me up ono Of the best.
The HATS CAPS being put up, customer says
STEELE, know that you do a CASH BUSINESS, but
have not the money; make q memorandum the Slate,
and will call in to-day, tomorrow morning and pay
you-and the probability is that dozen duns will not
bring the money.
To all such, STEELE would impart the information
that "Our Slate is Broken" and can't be mended.
October 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21

IT'S NOT FABLE.--The immense and universal
tSn annas aGs m M Is
other dentifrices combined. Neither acid from tle
stomach, nor, any other corresponding olement
generated by indigestion, can affect set Of teeth
regularly purifed'by this Fragrant Vegetable, an
tissptip and preseryatiYe,! !.4t i G,..v:!D ia ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21

We understand that General j.. G. BAKER, Chief
Detective of the War Department; is about to pub
sh full history of tho records of tho secret Scr
vice OF tho Government, not only embracing the
tanning to all offices belonging to the detective
service of tho Government 7''7'7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-21

In the opening address Of President READE, of
the North Carolina Convention, wo find this thrill
ling passage: .d"ri.'" -".n.
"Fclow- citizens, zee going Eolne Let pain
fnl reflections upon our late separation, and
pleasant memories. of our early union, quicken
may grasp hard again the hand OF friendship
Which VII stands at the door; and sheltered by tho
has weathered the storm, enjoy together the lone,
bright futuro which awaits ush . ~ -7u'- 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

hrn Dew We aeeu H our dufs e. ks~f Coz
si-aif t-s,f~ euf r-stcr. that sah.i- a ~
-si'rtnr-. kno~a to~'s Csuxh n.i..n IL
- si'-~i 80 tests "a fu,s al - ruf ~ ii
- 80 n $3.50 on the uas-t prsis---arthv t-r.,.
81 % ur-isrtnni ra'ar O. - th~ r-al dafr 81 80
~ Fsr~nt - 100 s oua-f.s srs,lsis "a q ~ th-
hur1--. fsafv ~ rr.ru~il.t~ 80 ~ .-f, d. t
.-osi - snsitd rsu-rty So cs-uxhs. sssi ea ~.
'"i--urs. cruuP. sal q. thrs-.i eas.uLiia'. zoe "a
30 ~ ooasunniise great r~il-f MLen th~s are
- - ra-- thst us-,fici,~ -iu ~v-r rur~ th~r,
&c. tough Balkan al ~ f-ir.l a. inva Ls.isL-
h'ret % a'isy ~ oosghisg. 49,, ths ~xp~etora-
ssa~Ft-r tfu-n c.arhs. celi.. crran 49, thro.s
he-r-s-~s--ssi 49, 49, iisii- a. r-.i..saa-v 10
terks, sot takr aisics aal trss,.i- s..,r.. d
80 --pnlF 20 Ce~'- Ca-rh Haiss.n-ta- b..t
sd che-p--t tuuzh nsi-saa ~ th~ -asidf IL
ca-i. l-f essts crsis al CO - f.r.I -, -
easaisss OF tfugxs.is. u-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24
6A"~GoS
To Females in Delicate Health.

nR DOW. Phy-ics.n sad Surx-oa. ~, : Ea-
IL dsusu ~tre~t, B@sioa. g. sga-uitr1 dtsls ior
~ ci-~s-es ierid~uf o. ~ fruaae system. fro-
isp-ss Jt~ri. isning 81 th~ wosab. Fiuor a nsss
>sppre--ssn. and vth~r Ncnstfusi derznxeneats.
sfe ~ treated % ne~ pa hoassgicsi prtncp-s AL
sp--sy rei.cl guarantees ~ a very ie~ dave. -
iarariablg c-rtsln - thc nste al trszl neat =.
that Hast ot-finsie compisiii- y-d on - o. sd
m Allotted pcrsou $3.50 sejssoe- perfect h-sth
DE-. Do 49, ~ douis nd gr-aier exp.rirsos
~ 10 eure 81 diseases Of ~ou,eu th.a any otber
phfsrrfan tn Bosiuu.
Eo4rcsag -ecorn-noslstisns 10 p.tients ~ho nay
800 - stas in bo-toa - dsys on er tr.a isni.
~ De-, siuce ist5. having coa6aed hi. ~h,ie
aitr-atioa 80 stbce praofic- So tie - pr
sste di--ss~s sad ternsis Coulpisssts, sckn5-i-
edge 80 sup~rlor 10 he Uartei states
y. h.-Nu tettcrs must coulsia 60 daIlar, %
thsy ~ti Dst - ansxerc.l
Onr~ hours irsun a H So
Bsstou. Ju'e - IeSl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

t. dra't % IA rsbei Gen. IIoke is rc-
ported The army of the P5toma. : nov
ing saj = battle - sNPsctej. We occupy
Goiishoro'. S,LoisciI's and Sberman'.
armies have formed Junction. Sberiden
l. 81 on anotlser rad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Subscriptions on The wealthy Loan
vi D. received a. this ofhoe. until notice
- gwen. Ncs noses ~ill b. issued. dated
June j.. interest being PAID 20 that date.
alter the Old loan I. sold
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Portland & Boston Line.
summer Arrangement.

summer Arrangement.
'I'ht -ptrrdid nrvv - gong sfeaners FOREST
Il CITY, LEWISTON AND NONrREA Al.
81 untfi turfh~r npfioe. rua toiioSs.
iesre Aftsnfic rhsrf. fortland. ~rerv Nsa.lav
''cs'its. " e.tne-dag. Thsrsiag. sad Frida. 81 7
o.ctsek. z. NJ anl iafia sharf. Bosfou. every
Aoniay. Tn~-tsy. W-dn.sdsy. Thsr-isy aaf
frlisy 81 chrrk, y ~ farr-iac.haa 90 %.
y. h--tsch boat - lsrss-hed STA e Arge
apmef 90 stateroslrus. ~ III sccsunlnotsffpa q
l.aies So tsaultess sad uav-i.~rs r-sainsiet
th--os isk'uz thi- 80 aasch --siax 81 tiua- sd
eNl~1-e my - n-ide, ED tasi ~ faogasealeacs
~ efrlFfnE on bs-ton 81 isis 1873 81 fhe aixht
49, - sfafdef.
fh- tsais -ffiss "a .easaa % tske he earliest
tralas 0.I of fhe riif.
- cnsnrsaF 80 80 r-spousibl- 81 hngg.gs -
~ snslunf sro--ifaz so 81 vshsr. e ~ ih-i 49,
.saai. un.~.s sofce . gives at pad g. 80 tbe
r.fs ~ go r.ss-eager tr every 500 siditioa.i
Fsile.
Frrtrht tsken 81 gsfsi.
4. BILLINGS. As-.,
Psrisni. Me-. a. I-s5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

TO rHE NERVOUS. DFBitITATFD AND
ot>foNpENr oF BOTH SENES
rrerf saarrrr hnsiar ters se.iar.l O. h~ahh a.
- esfs. 49, msaF s~ars 81 ri-~rx g. ~iIliur q,
s.-ist ~ tiia~ crrsfar~s D. srlfns fr-~l o. ~
r-~~'ps ~ 80 paif s.iir~s-si srssiss... co,
~ ~ farsala af rarr euanlasrd ulr~rt e.
JOiN u bAGNAtI.. ~ Is5 Fo-t Oasc-
Bfusklsn. ny
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U. S. 500 six per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds.

rise-r h-'ni. az No. ~orth prrriurs - nins p-rr
cruf. iuriudiuz goli iufrresf froni Nov. which
max IN s-tusi rrust the 30 loan. - current
rate, iarluine Interest," atrui teu rer csuf pr ~
nu'l, h-iirs 90 exemption from Stsfs and Muulr
p'i taNsfiou, shich siis RON 70 thru pr cent
raore .ording % ~ rsfs iesii on othsr pruFerty
Tie intercst l. psyabic -srni anaaaiiy By osuron.
sttsclls.i ID s-rh aots. ~hich nay D. cst 20 anl
soli - snv hsak h.nkrr
n Iufr~s.r .r.r-r.s. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

We are asa,a iaiettrl io NJ J g.
RIB. f5r box q 6ae trout ard partridres.
l. "a accompanied By an Announcement
that o. The Anglers Retreat. ~iu De opca-
e. on H. trst q May. nth 81 tbs COZ
scnicnces neocstary ior parties ~ho uish
% speni short vacation in ,hc woods n
thers % better pace for sport AL rest
than ihis. 90 have not seen it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Mr D D. T-.teLe'l has t.nil, presented
u' a Gaantifs 81 fresh maple ,yrlp. in the
uls-liaciare of u.l.h o. las o.. c4aa',.
W and thc sampla 80 usasiiy receive % a.
i1'in.c s-afi. ialiraiins thar iuil supply
49, COME o. markct al soon asateam can
BE- vorsei through tbs drif.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Tie Press seems TO ENJOY the fact the
.econd Distric, has more men 90 furnish.
We have the impression that the 6rst De-
trict j. ia the sane box.
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PATENTED
At WASHINGTON.
UFos at Hts
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Al sathsr'tes sl r~tsiL-f. 60 Etv~NEW PAIRS
in esefy t.stsao- ~hefe az rsdfrai defect tp-
pesrs ia he sfl-rk &C. sork III m H. nr So
HA~ Npf BEN WORN To THAT EXTENT
NJ e soaLi ~ UNREASONABLE To EN
Pet INV PAIR ~ scr LtrrIE WoaN
Nss Pass Wa "a etvEs With Pleas
URE.
No~ usse SURE THING OF 1T b, hs,inx
500 80 ihosr s'th th~ C-D-p MANS WAR
RAM 90 th~n. 49, SrAgVE OFT TIIE RE-
IAiLtk~ of >HODDN. rhi. - th~ ct ~.
-fsrce on the hisfufY ai ~ trade fhat soa have
nd chsace. ON a LARGE SCALE. % .hs-
80 -sut ed ,cis aad ars -tlliag To-
STAND bN uaaa b. -iu WARRANT Ills
GOODS al LIVE Up To IT.
viii yoa stand bY snd ss-tafa the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

TINS prurED Mr~. Tie I-at-I men
in Waieriorl ani Porter. have aasrer,i
the demand a. flIous
NsrrEroHp. D. pe-on. Ai1uz8 W.
Heal. fnnkhn y blanchard.
d. Substitute. Melville e.. whitcoub.
Lidsn D W sri. > % Lorriey. IIes-
". sasass. Egliaim VOL. JoslR Shed.
Jonfthaa q. Hose. John q. Pike. samuel
Mar Tmoiiy q Bell
fpHrrr. IN person. stephen o. Gun.
nings. Michael Namey. Jr David varney
by subsfltlte. Ciark st.n'.v.
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U.S.7-3OLoan

a. sufhoriiy ~ a. sooret.ry 81 an. Tr...-rv.
N u'rtr-irus-i h~s ss-uuasd tle t.s-.l S.h..-tu
tian Array o. IN ssis - Unitei -iut-. rr-,.,r
Notr., hrsring -rvcu snf t,rs teuti.. p-r en-, io
trrrsf. ~ arrur4 krn.u - "A.
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NOTiCE Or tOrECtO-f re- TIE o.
y fr.sfrarf ..f..4s i.t uauFffr fte fIasi-r
lfsrf .fai rrsI estate. slraafr l1 Nran ia 80
fasrnfr ri uaf.rf arf -afr q Marrr fs 81
= ~ 100000 frrn rf iham nasfan hre a
-tif W.fHa. Irsrs-rf O. ieier fhr srar firn
srf ialtlars ..ff.rei sHf oerl rlsl q, 49, q s.
fsa. rrnt scare hrIarr co. at he faa ~ b.
f-rrrsr ..afl.a.rl ataHlf fhirfr trrrs ufh GO
-..'.a.s fIr.asr. So Mtg feeI af ss.f
...l r..s.a- n ftr sisITs fesfrii-f r.r-r-i-rs.
II. alr far .r..ffs.raff. eas fsrrf anf srknaeI-
EDGED Ur.Ief 80. i~fg. Earrif-f af ne
" r.IrIr nl.frlrf. Uaa.rl EeF.sfrF ri llesfs
filf. Gfh. les. sf a'rao-t Y -. go rrcorf-d
ia H.s.s a.. fa9r 80 49, 80 csai.ti1n IN 10
30 tfasea. ~ rsasss -hsts,f ri-lula lprsc l,-urs
SlLA- DURGIN.
Ufa,a. hsrsh Ia. las.
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Notice.

NGlfEEt~. ltfs 4 Gs-sus.s. ~ 80.
W nas Pc nt h-.i ed I-srt s.fh1af sas Iusf
prnFnr ffH1 ftrsr Hfr fl rfn..rn sH f.rrsars
sEalrsf haltafir1 ar frasfi ar be- sa nr src.uaf.
as Q sra. lag as astfs ri b. raafrsft.-- snsr
rI.s ffrr
-,aa-a.n. So. 8. tse5. 4. V. GAsNoN.
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Al BU EBANK. cisrs

nissOLUrIOS o. Partnership. IT,
IL p-ris-r-h,p sxasis..s t-t-s-s a. n. Fr-sea
80 lsirus =. IhsltssuFae. un.ief ~ So $50
~ frrrrh a Chsif-r.rrs. 80 sxpir~ - Eslts-
iai.1n Msrch "a. Iss5. An FRENCH
Oxtord. Msrrk IS. i-s5
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American and Foreign Patents.
r.. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
L.fs AEs-s q a. a. Psse-f O<s.. U..h.,,..
tssasr 40 - 1851
20 state, opposite KiI6y Street.
BOSTON.

~FPOsAte hAAoy clroets
BOSTON.
A FTER a. sStsasis. p--etic- 81 sp-.rl. a.
n - y-ars. coatins-- o. --c.-- g,.r.... !. -
~ ti~d >tstess sl-o. n Grraf Br,tais -. -
efh-r foretEu coaatrtes. Cas~ats $500.
lioaes, A-sisnueais. aat al f.g-rsor Dr.-sa..
tsr f@ie"ts. eSecuied 90 Ideal terms. I'D ~siA
se-p-teh- ke--ssch@. ma.l- eco Asn~r.r.a e.
foseiga -orks. D. d~t-rains ~ x-Iastv e. utS
~ a f.teufs 90 taseut,oas-aad legal o. oth~r
.dste. r-ni-sei IN 80 matters tasrhi., a.. -,
SaP's- q th- chiun- ~ say patent fsrnssh-d =,
,..'.,'.a< go dollar. Assiguaneuts F-oord-i 90
Ihis -ss"ey % 80 ssiy ~ Ia.r-.s n N.- E-x-
l'nn. oui tns'''xh ,aseator- haze .dv4a.s,-- o.
-ecustag ustrats. - ------a.uis th- hsEf
a 'as-u soas. ua-ssp--.-l ~ 4 ~ i...s-- .sra-
~ s1I-rsoF - @ny ~hseh 60 ~ oasrs5 them
ei-r~hers. y ~ te-tsn pstai- 49, give. ur-se
ihst 500 . MORE SUCCESSFUL aT'rHE
PATENT OFFICE thaa ~ s,.h-~r,t-r. - =.
SUCCESS u THE BEST PROOF OF AD-
MANAGES AND ABILITY. be wouiS 80
Psese, hat % ~ sihsr eGsce 81 III kiad are ne
sh-rse- for prof---iasul s-rvioes - u,o.l-r.se
in- an1a~n-~ praciIoe % th~ sssb-crsh-r i..risx
i~-nfs yesr. ps-t has ea.bi-d hiun 20 .oc.a.slstr
's- esi.ertsaa ~ -Is~ci6e.iios- sad odsoial d.
$500 ri-tts~ 20 I.st-sis.
tae-e, hesttes hi- extensive ii.rarv u i~r.l 49,
H'sc asntcsl ~ofk-. aad frii accoonis u patrn,s
grsut-d o. the Uuited -t.ies and Euro,-~ r~n.i-r
es@ abe e-yoad ~ qaestoa % oG-r sssp-ri or 10
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