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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

New Yors. Januasy u, 1865.
O. D:. JsfeI,h Hanshl, AuEua;a, Ga-Asr;ssd
sa!e. All wall! AusSsr rl.cugh Nov York
Daily News. s. 8. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

J.hnro,i'd I,tsnd, Ohio, Dsc. 70. l5Gl
Mr.. F.. Vi!ig. B:aotlTu, NlzCtaS comfy.
Kiss Il 4,u Sslj: .:s3 J5:-a G snl uspt. 2.
have ws.!ea t, Tou aitsn h7 fas If 1869.
hsys 70. tesrd from gu Riaae ihs i:E 1f July.
p!-ss: write Ly f.s cl srieo tly lose 10 all.
Torr coJ.,n n l. ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31
No lla North Hrssne street, r H,lrimore.

John.cn'a lsl.nd, O4io Ian IL 1865.
Jane, A L1vo!aa., rittsylvsnis G II, Va
Write to E..ie that sm r.l); was captured il
front OF Nssh7ii!o On Ihs 10Th Dsoemhsr.
Send no som, hams, n1ur md tnfsooo. poiEs
dexter Whi,ehaad. Dyer n1d Dickinson are
we'll Love 10 Falher, kiary rnd Hattie.
OWL L.
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Nav York, Dc 26, 1864
70 Jacob ,sTi;T.beinaf and Fl II, R'oL-
y.f5hd. Ye.--t a7:4Ia,; IN NsT Yv,s, and aia
~sIi 81 Oh. isrsna !: Germany sTe well,
eni lrp. 10 hsi7 t'.s rsina u you all "a re-
turE. II H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

Nav IIfk, Ji" 20, IoU).
Mi \ r Rr;is ef,fA. Prev at Msrahal, L f
Lssr Il.al! l!uar..ts sia,s fAha1 t'hsrla1; IL
wali will do er.iyt!i,.r inf :nm | can. and
v ill wriic hy flac / { !;uce G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

InfruRti3a ~artst Of Corpora! Lson EaY-
bsto, Z, mrsnJ /, IhiTte,uth Nsg York Cse-
a!r9.---Wss capiursd at Aiiis, Va, about JAN
uarv |. lSGl. Matilda Barbero.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

F:a':A Garscn, Dang. U1ar.. Hcuso, Va
Haze s:sn personal 'Hish grsss joy. sni
Well. Thos JthnttA".
P.ltim)re Jan i9, 1865.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

Mstr D Z Bridgefora, P.oy5s. msrshsi,
Lees A1pv.-Letter cf Dot ~, 1.C4 recei7sd
to-day. Will Immediately sttsad to Charley,
and write by f,g OF truce. lie ahsii ha7s
everything hSFsnt:. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

I.i.totg =. Ich3
0.si tiz,u E',aSrEss'.' ii &c +. l&.L Va
-,g;nsnr :! ,5;: Wy, .E fSi:nHs7 al p.iat
LGSkau; M3, n.,si Ha> $50. The 81, ii ISL
usry. 1866. snI ca a',9tiah!y cared fo:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31
Prisoners Camp, Print Lnokcul Nj, {

W Gora, Army fot,lligsnoe OIfcs, Rich
mond, Vs.-rlrsns find Gu, tho whsresbout5
Of G.n A Hall. Company NJ, 18th New York
Cavalry, captured in the Valley last O,tober
Supply his weh:s RS i.r as it is in your power.
Remember Ire kindly to Mr. L L Lincoln ard
all the Iest of my atqusintsnce. l an doing
wall, end ell the rest 9th, boys ihet Gre prl'
5onsrs belonging to tho Company. Answer
through Nov York NoTs.
Thomas L.Tipon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31
Wssh:n2!on, D, c.. T5v. 25 1864.

Washington, D c. N5v. 25 1864.
Daar Brother Anion S.-Esther and family
9sr. .gei according 10 the les. psxs from hona
(Msrc5 1s6i) Anzus. aud snniiT, William
Wol1ersr aud f1mily, snd myself, With family
are ;..l well. Tsnly you're, Henry +, 3.
1ovscntown .Bsltimof- co., Md, Nov. 22, 1884
II. G B1ckmaster, nssr Petersburg, Ys.-2:-
coived oae lat.rr by Gag Of truer, aud l.rs
wr:tscn repeatedly: Ny health i. soms ~hs. i'm
p.ovel. ,housh still fsehia. Name sal II! we're
welt Fovrn0a; /. Removed 10 Iowsaatown.
SE D.
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iI,rr, ubLyg, Ia. Jan Is, Il

I5NTII uDE w I q odn IJI lVVJ.
RI! alsclslisn, .noy No 800 Richmond 7
0--Your friends wsNts .N1sii bs suprlied--
We sro all in good haa:ta Rfile ms, roy
No 20 Harrisburg ? y. itta' street friends
all we'll. Finley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

Gsae:sl John G. B;cokinriiso has h,sn a1-
p9in,e'l s5stctarY OF Wat. n Tlaot Of the Hon.
Jamss A. !5rid1n, rsoignei. The seeniion oi
This dis:ineuial.si 9allisr, e.,, nrinhinea ii. u
rlta iesr.a The nsrta ni lnioii-ri With iips
eIirrituro. /. juiir.ous. rrpaElnns and !~opa>
lar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-31

80 50 East iasii siFsst. n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09

How TO EDIT ANEwspApER.-The Bath
Times has some admirable reflections on
this subject, which we gladly adopt as our
own: u-...=.re
Common sense and common decency
should govern editors as to what they
will or will not insert in their papers, and
because an editor does not publish the Cos
sip that may be aAoat, or get up person.
al controversy with some one who may diff.
fer from him in sentiment, it does not fol-
low that he is therefore afraid to do what
is right or that he fears his views will not
stand the test Of criticism. His paper is
for the public-and his observation and
experience enable him to judge as to what
is right and proper to appear in its col
umns. 1t is not to be presumed that with
multitude Of tastes to be consulted-un
the paper to be read by saints and sinners,
that every thing that appears in its col
umns will meet everybodys views or full
ly accord with their sentiments. Our aim
as public journalist is to make home
paper, advocating local interests paper
loyal to the Government, moral in its
tone, elevating in its sentiments, and yet
which shall meet the social wants of the
community.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09
IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

l w. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office No.
II and E1icut, Street Boston, on all disc a,r, Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long Of study and practical experience s1
animated extent, Dr. D. has the gratif ri pse.
sntins the unfortunate with remedies that have ne
since he hrst Introduced them, failed cure the most
alarming cases d
TO. ORHIiRA AND SYPHILIS.
beneath his treatment; all the horrors yenerrai and
impure blood lmpotency, Seroula. GonorrhuA Cic-ys
pam ami distress in the regions Of Inf ANNA
t,eh ~ the Bladder and Kidneys. Hydrueele Abcesse,
hamors, hightfu Seedlings, and the long train horrible
Stns attending this class Of disease made to be
come as harmless a. the simplest alipg. of child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
br H. devotes grcs, Of his time treatment
o. those cases caused by and solitary habit which
RUNS the body and m nd uniting the unfortunate ndi
'aun Tor business society. Some 81 the and mel
ansholy effects produced by early habits youth are
Weakness Of the Back and limbs Dixsiness the head
pinncss Of sight, Paip,aon CT the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness, peraBgcment Of the digestive functious
symptoms OF Consumption. &c. The fearful fleets on the
und are much to be dreaded loss Of memary confusion
OF ideas depression Of spirits evil forctiinrs av>vpA~
OF soec'y, se-iistrusi, midiy Sc, among the ev H.
produeeJ Such persons should, before
matrmony, consult physician Of experience aud be Al
once restored to health and happiness.
Patients who wish to remain nv De- Ire atmen
lew days or weeks, will he furnished WIKI rsssznsb
rooms, and charges for board moderate,
Mveines sent TO all paris Of the country With fun al
recions for use on receiving description Of yoar case
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capoes
the best preventive. Order by mail. Three Tor 81 ans
a red stamp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09

To MAKE A Coon PArER.-The Port.
land Courier makes some suggestions on
making good newspaper, which we CON-
mend to the attention Of our readers
No editor. it says, however competent
and experienced he may be. alone makes
good newspaper. You aid him. How
Yoaarc reading. some interesting work,
aud ! passage Of great beauty, force. or
elegance. meets your eye; you extract
it aud send it to him. Valuable facts
.se given, you extract those an incl
dent possessing local interest occurs
You, narrateit for him; newspaper man
cannot oe everywhere, though there is
wide;spread notion he is everywhere and
knows everything. Recolieot again, that
because an item may seem trivial it is
not necessarily devoid of interest. We
. n do not order roast mutton for dinner,
excellent dish though it be; some want !.
roast o. corned beef, and on to the end Of
the bill of fare. 'a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09

fDA few weeks ago an amusing Incl.
dent took place in one of our New York
hotels. A Southern gentlemen was q
boarder in the house, but not wishing Ia
take his meals at the table de'hote, had
them served in his own room, with all the
elegance for which the establishment is
noted. Being somewhat annoyed with the
air Of the negro servant who waited on
him, he desired him, one day at dinner, to
retire. The negro bowed and took his
stand directly behind the gentleman's
chair. Surprising him gone, it was with
some surprise thrt, few moments after,
the gentleman saw him step forward to
remove the soup. "Fcllow." said he,
.leave the room, wish to be alone."-
"'Scuse me sare," said Cufee, drawing
himself up stiffly, "but am responsible
for de silver.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09
Mistellaneoms.

CHAIACTER.-A mans character is the
aggregate of all the dispositions. taste.pur
pose and habits of his soul whatever helps
H. constitute his moral identity. This
slowly made up. it may be changing per-
petuallv, perhaps through years. is final
u the least yielding of all things At first
it may be as shifting as the folds of the
morning mist. You cannot tell amid the
vicissitudes Of childish years, what form it
will finally assume and yet at last it looms
up before you, unruffled as clear and def
nate as that silver edged barrier of the
thunder head, pencilled on the distant sky,
which you can carry with You in memory
through years to come. You cannot tell
perhaps how it was formed, what silent
invisible influences moulded it, or from
what sources its elements were derived -
Just as the morning sun will drink up its
million dewdrops, gathering them from lake
and elod, from forest leaf and messy bed,
from steaming rOttenness and fragrant
flowers, so from countless sources are
drawn the elements Of human life, from
the examples we witness, from opinions we
hear, the scenes through which we pass,
che principles set before us or adopted by
ourselves. the plans we form, the books we
read, the pleasures we seek. the very OBJ
jects of nature, of art, of providence or grace
that pass before our eyes.
But when these have yielded what they
have to bestow. the liquid gift crystalized
like the jewels and diamonds of what we
might almost call the bleeding granite dia-
monds which become so hardened and un-
yielding that the blow that would make
any impression would suffice to crush
them to atoms. The character becomes
less and lesc pliable, and ere the ordinary
period of life is past, we feel that the age
of Methusaleh filled with adverse and
counteracting influences, would be power
less to change. If graceless, then it is
graceless forever. Ifnot yet moulded, it
is thenceforth forever rough rude, rugged
and harsh, stern and forbidding. Noun
tains may be leycled, oceans may be worn
away by the tides, the pyramids may
erumble, hut the character is still the same.
The tides of passion only plough the chan
mel deeper which is already worn, and hab-
it only entrenches itself more strongly be.
tween the Outbound barriers that it has
formed itself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09

At Court Of Probate held AT Ellsworth. within and for
the County OF Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday oi
April, A. u. lS65.
On the foregoing Petition Ordered, -Thatthe Petition
er give notice To all persons Interested by causing
cory Of the petition and orerof Court thereon, to be pub
ishcd three weeks Excessively In the Ellsworth Amer
lean, newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they may a
pear Probate Court to he held Ellsworth. in said
county on the third Wednesday Of June next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon and shcw cause If any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest-Gto A. DYeR Register.
copy of the petition and order Of court thereon.
l9B Attest-GEo. A. DYIR. Register.
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2ostrs.


H DY FANNY KEMBLE.
Roll not drum, sound not clarion-note
OF naughty triumph to the silent sky;
flushed be the shout Of joy in every throat,
And yelled the lash of pride in every eye.
Not with 7s Dexms loud and high Hosannas,
Greet We the awful victory we have won,
But with our arms reversed and lowered banners
We stand-our work Is done !!
7hy work Il done, Cad, terrible and just,
Who lay'd upon our hearts and hands this task,
And kneelius, with our foreheads in the dust,
We venture peace to ask.
Bleeding and writhing underneath our sword,
PROSTATE our brethren lie, Thy fallen foe,
Struck down BY Thee, through u, avenging Lord
By thy Diced hand laid low.
For our own guilt have We been doomed to smte
These our own kindred Thv great laws defying
These, our own flesh and blood, who nov unite
In one thing only with us-bravely dying.
Dying how bravely yet how bitterly
Not for the better side, but for the worse,
Blindly and madiy striving against Thee
For the bad cause whore Thou hast set Thy csrse.
At whose defeat We may not raise our voice,
Save in the deep thanksgiving OF our prayers,
'Lord wo have fought the fight!" But to reJolc /,
Is ours no more than theirs.
Call Dack VHy ufeauiui MINISTERS OF wFatn,
Who have led on our hosts to this great day;
Let our feet halt now in tho avengers path,
And bid our weapons stay.
Upon our land Freedoms inheritance,
Turn Thou once more the spiendor Of Thy fac 9
Where nations serving Thee to light advance,
Give MS again cur place.
Not cur bewiderng past prosperity,
Not all thy former isl-requited grace,
But this one boon-On grant us still to be
The home of Hope to the whole human race.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09

FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until it is known what i,
dr. wn and i,s value.
Entire Satisfaction Guar anteed in all Cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact Of its being the
Original and Largest Git Associa tion in the
country. The business continues To be conduct
ed in a fair and honorable manner, and n large
and greatly increasing trade is proof that oul
patrons appreci tie this method of obtaining riet
AID elegant goods.
During the past year this Association has ser
a very large number of valuable prizes to all part
Of the country. Those who patronze US vii
receive the full value of their money, as NJ
article en- our list is worth less than One Dollar
retail, and there are NO BLANKS.
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will bs
Immediately sent 10 any address by return mai
or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed The use of their names:-
Andrew Wilson, Custom House. Philadelphia
Penn, Oil Painting, value. Slp0; James Har
graves. s?i broadway, New York, Oil Painting
value, Sloo; Z. +. Joncs, Barrett, Marshall Co.
Kansas. Melodeon, value, $500; Patrick j
Byrnes. Waterbury, CT, Gold Watch value
SIS; j. I. shaw, ?24 East 2ith Street, New
York, Piano. value. $50; Mrs. Chas. j. Nevis
Elm,ra, n. Y, Piano, value, 500; Miss Lucy
Janiway, Elmira, n. Y, Cluster Diamond Ring
value, sec; Mrs. X. Pennoyer, City Hotel, Nash.
sle Tenn, Melodeon, value, Sl2s; Oscar NJ
Alien, Co. d. l42d Reg. Ind. Vols, Nashville
Tenn Watch value. SsG, Rowland s Patterson
Co. b. leth Iowa Vet Volunteers, ell Painting
value, Sloo; Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons. Springfield
Mass, Melodeon. value $50; James L. Dexter
City Sarveyer, Syracuse. N. V, Gold Watch
value, Sl50; Mrs James Fly, Isl Wooster Stree
cor. Blocker, New York, Oil Painting, value
SlC0; Mrs. j. C Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Silver Castor, value, $40; DR.. j. X. Sinclair, No
Maio Street, Utica, y. T., Framed Engraving
value, So; Hon. Luther, Detmod, Was ius,on
b. C., Ol Painting, value, 500.
Were permitted, we might add many name.
to the above list, but many persons object to gu,
50 doing, We therefore publish no names without
permission.
Letters from various parties throughout Ii,
country acknowledge the receipt OF very valuabl,
.its, may be ON Gle at our Office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09
To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County Of

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County Of
1iancpck.
The undersigned, Guardian Of Ellen T. SaoTard Of pel-
ham, County aforesaid. minor h. ir OF Lieut. Col W. p.
Spoaprd late Of pelham in said county deceased, re-
spetclly represents that said minor 5 seized and pos
sessed OF the following described Real Estate; viz one
undivided half Of lot OF lard in said Deihsm. coDtain-
ns about 10 acr,s known the Button Hill laud; also
onehalf Of about Ia sail Dedham known
the Br wa lot with the house thereon; also uu iYid
ed hall part ul wood lot in III Dcihau, about w
y acres; for which advantageous Offers Of two hundred
and fifty dollars have been made and it will he for tn
terest Of all concerned To have them accepted, il being
lands the described in Deeds recorded in the Regis
try uf Desls for sail county volume 100, page ssh au
volume no. page g. Tint il would be for the benefit Of
said minor that said real estate should b: sold and the
proceeds thereof cut interest, otherwise used for
her benefit. lie t. reors prsys thst License be
granted him tn sell and convey the above described Real
Estate at rulc private sale, according to IA, require
ment Of law. WALTER Il. sfoFFOap.
Arril Is b., 1865.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09

To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate with
in and for the County Of Hancock
UMBLY shows Mary ;, linckley, @ ariian ST Mer-
i tit 2. Hnckey and Melissa z. Iiiuckey, minor
AMI heirs of ilIfn ". inckey late d Bach / in said
count deceased that the said minors arc Interested in
the real estate Of said deceased, situated in said Blueh
and described follows, 10 witt One undiyid half OF
lot OF land Teddy Pond Containing abb ut AGO one
hundred acres lot called the Gregory lot, containing
about 25 twenty five acres also lot of pasture, ner
j. 7. Norton's containing about 2)twcve and oehai'
acres; also lot OF meadow j. r. Nortons, cb
ilinnd ID and half acres; also other lot
containing ts) eight acres Ezekiel osgood's land;
together with the ion II DOVER. For all Of which
lots parcels Of land she has bad advantageous offers by
responsi lie persons and that it would be for the benefit
t said minors and AL concerned that said lots parcel
Of real should be sold and disposed Of and the
ceels thereof put and secured to them Interest
Your petitioner therefore prays that Honor would
her license dispose VI and convey the
coidingly agreeably to law of his such
made and provided. MARY s. UINCkLEY.
Penobscot, April 18Th, 1865.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09
CERTAIN CURR
IN ALL CASES. Or NO cHAReEs lAnk

DR.. Dow 10 consulted daily, from A. \. 70 p y. -
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name aud nature having by his unwearied attention asA
extraordinary success gained reputation which esl M
t:enis iom all parts 81 the Country obtain advice
Among the physicians In Boston, stand higher N
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW No. EaA
colt street. Dosan Taose who need the services Of 40
experienced physician and surgeon should give him ca
Ps--Dr. Dow importz and has for sale . new aFttcie
called the French Secret Order BY mail. Two Tor ~
and red stamp.
Boston April. 1864. lyl3u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09
Economy and Safety.
Try Them,

r1NliE undersigned have the right to mako pnd
1 sell Gilber, Richards Spark Arreste. for
the town Of Ellsworth.
Ibis Is one OF the greatest inventions for Econo-
my and Safety, tina, has been given the public
for some time.
1t has been thoroughly tested of late ia this
County, and the testimony is, that by their use,
on IA stoye with good draft, there is a saving Of
one third of the fuel.
On cooking stoves, their use in regulating the
temperature Of the heat, is of great value.
There is safety in them. because they arrest
the sparks, AMI thereby effectually prevent fires
from sparks from the chimney.
Those who have used them sneak in the high
est terms Of their economy and safety.
In one town in this County scores have been
sold his winter.
Town rights, as well a. single ones for sale BY
X. a. W. A. FRisSp. Brooklin.
Fer sale in Ellsworth, by
AIKEN 4 BROS.
Eliswoit tn, Jan. q, 1865.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-09
American and Foreign Patents
lS II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agsnt Us. Patent oSe., WasAfsafoa. fnns,y
he Act Of 1879
rs State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON

4 TTER an extensive practice Of upwards 81 twenty
"a years, continues TO secur. Patents in the United
aes also In Urea, Britain, France and ether Foreign
Countries Caveats, Specifications Bonds, Assignments
aud all Papers or drawings for Patents exrcu ell ON lib.
eFa terms. and with dispatch. Researches made into
American or Foreign works TO determine the validity OF
atity Of Paeuts Inveneus-ad yai ov oaAss al 4,
rendered IN all matters ionehsx ssme Comics Of the
claims any patent furnished nv res,,irr One pos,
Assignments recorded al Washington,
The Agency snot only he largest IN Nov Engiand bot
Thought inv cntors have advantages for sreutnx IA
tents. Of asecraInIng the raentaiy Of Eyrntlos IN
surpassed by IT ni immessurab superior to, any which
can be offered them elscw lrfe The TrsimoniaIs b,ov
given prove that none 4, MORE SUCCESSFUL At Tim
fAfhNr OFFICE than the sn5serib,t As 81 CkxA
i TIE DIST PRnof of ADVANTAGES AND ABIL-
iff he would add that he has abundant rcasnn To 10
leye, and PROVE that other office Of he INA
the charges professional services so uoIe,at,
The practice Of the subscriber durtn. ,vrp,v
years past Las enabled him accumulate vast co-
tam Of specifications sgd official dec relative TO ".
tents.
These. besides his extensive library Of legal AMI me
ehauicai surh, and Iuil OF p.nss yvast.A -
The ned States AMI Europe, render him able. b.yonA
question, 10 or superior feiiiti-. for lining
Al necessity Of journey 10 Washington. to procure
paiei, and the usual great delay there. saved
inventors.
SiALsi
81 regard Nj Eddy as one Of the MO-" capable ava
shcefsfst Practitioners with sh.sn have had oicial
Intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commission Of Patents.
e'nno' employ person more eomP'fsni aud rssssss
thg and more capable Of putting their sppica,sss IN
TORN to secure r them early apl favo ahc eonshr
aii1iI al The Patent oifce.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Cofnmissio Toner Of Patents.
Nr, II. II Eddy has made ior the THIRTEEN .pp,i.
cations on all bat o which patents been grss,t
Cd AMI That ~ soE PsadiAg Such skasbk ,s~.
"I rtea, taeui aud ability on his leads reeuss
mend al in,ent1rs 10 aply ta him procure their pa
tents as they may he SURE Of having, the faithful
attention bestowed their and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGARr
During eight months, the subscriber in ccusse al HE
atgs practice made on fr,cs rejected Applications, SIX
TEEN APPEALs, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
la his faeor, by the Comm issinner Of Patents.
bostvn Jan. !. 1858 1ytoH X. %. EnnY.