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taulttuvprs n led
ItlUiy ttcr cd
fttt'5 bOuch,s IA creme.
foi'ro lald.niere-the fret on the hnl of f,rc-uas
begun The moment tue c.o,k struck one by taxing
carrot, turn,p, siicng them in almost tran,par-
emily thin slicc' leprthuise thea cutting thcin in
tin' hllcis take small Tablespoonful Of bult r. Put
In apan and set ove- Tie ne until melted In hs gut
the tllos of carrot AMI urnip: stir once In while
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T. busy cuttidg up ss fine possible . Al onion,
small ioet, and pat Of a stock OF celery. Nov whom
tie carrot, sc. have been on the nre ten minutes.
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'him OH the butter that prsyiou.l, used tor ry-
ins The vegetables, and which vil s, to the .urfarc,
and 'ct itaway for some future occasion. l. 10 now
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dish, which having been done, pct the whole overs
rloN fire and let It simmer Tor three hour.
striped lass, ia collect. The fish Ia aid ON the
table, where, With cHpcu hsnds ami a shsrp kul.o
II ioses It's FINE ana tail, then deep iucifons arc
made with the knife und th' f,h s aid va tlc bak.
ins pan, few sces or oui1n two .tocks Of paflo,,
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Ncs ORLEANS, Nor. f-.lhe Mississippi Lesislature
proposes to.et apart twenty-five per cont OF the pdb-
lie receipt. to psy ihe stste debt to be levied for
the support Of Confcte rate soldiers and the widows
and children Of soldier. killed IN the war BLs~eie
also introduced to compel railway companies TO pro-
vide separate cars 'or the aud 10 supeud all
au. tor the collection Of debts In the state Tor etr
tain tiue. Anoiher bill slto introduced, propos
ing to tar all suits brought IN the jnued states
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-02-07

TIE OUrnAGEs In RANDoLPH-A friend writing
us from Randolph County, says:
"If you wish any evidences Of the hanging and
torturing Of men and women in this and other
Counties by militia and home guard officers, let me
know, and will furnish the proofs Of the most
cruel and savage Outrages ever perpetrated in this
or any other country"
We are obliged to our friend for the suggestion,
and hope be will send US the proofs. Randolph
County has been especially scourged, because her
people gave large msjorty at the last election for
the true Conservative candidates. 1t is high
crime in this country for poor man or soldier to
vote as he peases. Hundreds of detailed men and
hundreds Of soldiers were sent to the front to be
slaughtered, because they voted last August against
Gov. Vance and tie Destructive candidates. This
was nothing more less than murder for opinions
sake The wrath of the people will yet burn after
and consume the authors of these outrages. JUS
tice may tarry long, but it will come at last with
sharp sword and an UOalterable purpose
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threat what might be done If the people were here
II the peoples representatives, win not do rs they
are bid by certain despots violence is TO be resort
ed to, to "hurl " them "headlong" from the capi.
toll We wish the people were here g. We wish We
could see them In Raleigh, at this time filing our
streets the capitol square, and all our public squares
Such shouts for peace would go up as were never
kSArd before in Raleigh. Petty despots, and those
who are trampling on the popular will by urging
on the war to the last extremity would quiver like
aspen leaves those shouts rang in their ears and
shook the heavens We can tell Mr.. Ellis that the
peace men do not fear the people and that the hor-
rors of the Tarpean rock are not in reserve for
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SENATE.

| SATURDAY, Feb. 4, 1855.
The judiciary committee reported tavorably upon
resolutions in regard to the Old Dominion Trading
| Company.
The Joint select committee. on salaries and fees
reported substitute for the bill referred to them,
Mr.. Ellis introduced a resolution to pay Drury
King for 13 days service as Doorkeeper which pas
sed its three readings.
BILLS ON THEIR 3D READINGS
bill to Increase the penalty foy failing to work
on roads. Passed
A bill for the benefit of persons who have enter
ed vacant lands. Passed
A bill to authorize the Governor to send State
troops beyond the limits of the State Dicussed
but no action taken.
INTRODUCED
Mr. Jones, bill to exempt the commissioners
and police of the city Of Raleigh from Home Guard
duty.
Mr.. Warren, a resolution in favor of the princi.
pal clerks, passed its several readings: Allows
them $500 each for coying the journals of the pres
ent session
BILLS, EcT., ON THEIR 2D kEApiNa.
bill to incorporate the Haw River Toll Bridge
Company. Referred.
A bill TO increasethe capital stock of the Monat,
Manufacturing company. Passed.
A bill concerning Cherokee lands. Pissed.
A bill in regard to roads. Passed.
Resolution in favor of the Commissioner
Sinking Fund. Passed Aof th
Resolutions concerning supply of sal
its several readings. < Passe
Resolution iu favor of W. Watson, E
ed its several readings. nerin Pass
bill to make sheriffS and jailoI
persons coufded to their custody ponslole fol
Resolution in favor Of Hoi Gn,rd Sssed over.
Passed. surgeons
A bill to amend an act enti fled Rev.nr,
ing taxes on incorporation ;. PaSSsd -, concern.
readings Reduces the tax from sI ooo g several vera
for special sct of incorporat:on.i ''''0o 70 5000
A 6ltl to increase the powers Of the Comm,,o;o.
ers OF the town OF Newton. Passed its seSoar
readings. 's several
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, February 8, 1866.
The committee to superntend the election for
Directors of the Insane Asylum reported that the
following gentlemen were elected: D. s. Worth, n
Austin, D. F. Caldwell, and j. Y. Jordan
: "A number of engrossed bills from the House was
read.
Abill in relation to the delivery and execution of
process in the county of Jones passed its several
readings.
bill to authorize the Governor to send State
Troops out OF the State put upon its third read
ing ahd its further consideration was postponed to
12 o'clock to morrow, by vote Of 20 to 10
A bill to prevent distractions to the passage of
up North east branch of Cape Fear River passed
its three readings.
bill 10 prevent Instructions in the Yadkin river
passed its several readings. s.
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FOREIGN INrERvENrIox.-It is now stated that
the London Times says that "none of the Euro
peAn powers would guarantee the independence Of
the Confederacy, proposed, even with the aboIi-
ton of slavery" This explodes the idea that Mr..
Lincoln had offered to treat with the South from the
apprehension that England and France would reeog-
nize the Confederacy, and then intervene in our
affairs There is no ground for hopiog for foreign
Intervention.
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We are much obliged to friend, a Postmaster in
Chatham County, for club Of five subscribers, four
young ladies may all obtain good husbands in due
time if fth<y should GGnt them. We are constantly
cheered By the addition of the names of ladies' to
our list of subscribers
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What will bring peace Immediately? One bold
act by the Legislature of this State Let that body
submit the question of Convention to the people,
and peace WiN JollO0, and that soon. But if
the Legislature should adjourn without providing
for Convention, the day of peace will be put off
another campaign will be commenced, and no one
can foresee the result. NoD is the time. If peace
should not be made during the next six months, let
the people and let the army bear in mind that the
fault will rest at the door of Gov. Vance and his
Destructive and proessedly Conservative friends in
the Legislature.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

NNE ARE:REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. J. F. HUTCHINS as candidate for re.eleo-
on as County Trustee at the approaching February Term
Of Wake County Court
. Feb. 8, 1855. lO-wkIvtd
"a Progress, C5nssrs1tirO and Confederate will copy
three times week in Daily, till day.
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~E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt. L. +. RIGGAN a a candidate for the Office
Of County Trustee at the next February Term for Wake
County If elected be pledges himself to faithful dis
charge Of his duties
jan 80, 1866. 5-wSt
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The legislature,

We give today the proceedings of Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday.
In the Senate, on Monday, bill to authorize the
widening of the guage of the Piedmont Railroad,
passed its several readings.
In the House resolution introduced by Mr.. Car
ter to rescnd the joint order for adjournment with
the view of fixing earlier day for assembling,
was rejected; aso resolution proposing to rescind
so much of said order as adjourns the two Houses
on to morrow. The bill to amend an act, entitled
ian act to promote the efficiency of the home guard
organization" passed its second and third readings
in the House
The two Houses will most probably adjourn to-
day, Tuesday, to meet again in, May.
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Resolutions 10 give boun:y of lands and negroes
TO soldiers Recommittsd to the Judiciary COM
mittee.
AESCEKbANRoUa
The Senate concnrrrd in proposition from the
House to raise joint select committee in relation
to the guage Of the Piedmont railroad fThe recon-
mendation from the Secretary of War is to author
ize the widening of the guage1
The Senate then voted for one Director Of the
Insane Asylum. Mr. Russ received Is votes; Mr..
p Murphy Is; Mr.. Bledsoe g.
The Senate adjourned to o'clock,
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NORTR-CAROLI'j .,n,oD cOTIRC or
1r0,. H IehIsto1 inst COun' IaT Fs Fsrm1 }ss5>
LYDIA y: Cox P. " law a.
JAS Cox ct. al ition fo1 Dover
1t appears to th'
Cox W. Ar satisfaction Of the Court, that !lmeS
OF this Sate avis and wife MaFsn are non he
shed in II orth CAROLINA StandGrd a. Newspaper p9S;
said desn City of Raleigh sig weeks pTisnS Sn
answer said Coxaty when and where they can IiSaG,
nto or deslg1 or ndguaent pro conJesS0 Will De
thea. - IT 1ovNFp CLERK
fitness: " IL " N,scx
FEB. I, E;65. " /
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NOTICE.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER BEING A CRIPPLE
and not able to keep up farm, has concud ed to sell
out He has two hundred and eighty -four acres of land
lying on the south side of big Beaver Creek d the most
of his farm is bottom land, and about hundred and,
twenty acres Of woods on the tract and alb out so or 30 of
that is bottom land and he has body N ork but his
daughters, and he can't keep up farm Of that Size.
advertise my farm for public sale on The frat dax Of
March, 1855 will sell for cash. bu' sore specie viii be-
sale. 'AuI"u 0H ~ - -
My dwelling Is in Wake Count T. ,rob the plsntatisa
is in Chatham and Wake Count ,es s' 1ousn "
Feb. 6, 1865. Jus" a. LAW 1TT
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SENATE.

OATUKDAY EVENING, O'Clock.
:, Inc committee to superintend the election for
director of the Insane Asylum reported that P
Murphy, E>q., was elected
The Senate then went into secret session.
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NEW ENGLAND
Screw Steamship COMFY

ru'HE sPiesdid .ad E.st Stesmships CHESA
il PEAkE. C4ps " iIlard. nd FRANCONIA.
C-pf. Sh-r~oOi, ~ili. satii farther notice, rua
klows.
Lave Bro~a's What. Portl.sd. every Wed
ne-d.y AMI SATURDAY,. 81 q o'ciork y. n. ssd
P'eF North Rive. Ne~ York. every Wednesday
.si S.tsf dss. 81 o'ciock q. NJ.
These ses-eis are f-fea up ~ish 6ae sccoooc.-
tons fos ps-.eng~rs. .-kiag this The most sD~~dy
sa- and eorniost.hie rsuie fsr tr.vei-1s b-tw-~a
Ne~ fosk sad MAUI. PAs-ax~. With state
Roo@, $500. C-bia P@-s@ge. 50 90. M-.l. en-
ia.
Goods ior~arded BY thi. Iiss % sad frou Moa.
trrsi. Qs-b-c. Bangor, Bath. Augu.ts. E@sfpsrt
.nd ~. Joha.
shipP- regs>sted % s-nd their Fr~ighi o.
the -tesanrr -.Fiy az y. M. on th@ a., that
th~s leave foftland.
for Frright 80 P.--sg~ apply 20
EMERY 4 FON ostlaai.
~. B- CROMw ELi. 4 Co. Ne~ Yosk.
Postissd, M.y -. lsS5
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08
MAINE ITEMS.


rhs Journal think, paper min oil be
erected m Augusta.
Ihe Ellsworth American ..ys the late
rains have raised tbe water and started up
ihs usnufscturc of lumbcr. bolh dsy and
night on the rivcr.
The Bath Tunes says the Neqoas.eti
Lake lee Company property -as sold on
Thursday a. asction. A g.. Page 0f Bath
purchased Il for a. CD.
The Biddsford Journal states that the
Alfred Bank has voted 10 -ind up "a, con
Germs. and i. PLACED IN the hAnd, of Nathan
Dane. one of rts Trustees.
The people ofBAih have done a commend
able thing IN holding Levee tor the poor.
Abosi $50 vas rsise,l. -hich ~in carry
ehsSr 90 many dc.olate hearth.
The population Of Portland 10 SO.i2t. q
gam oi 3.ss2 since ls6O There are about
22oo more female, than males
The Pres. ssys Jo- McKeen Of Brun.-
~iCk. died suddenly. Saturday nighi. q
disease Of The heart. lie was : ycArs Of
age
Ihe order mastering Faymasier J,reztsh
Fonno. q Bangor out % the service. has
hcen revoked
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08
N r r L d

u fafi.. Nas ~. ~ Rer. w.HS : Vs.tr-..
NJ >sr.-i u. Lazy 3D. Miss To- o. Dsshsu.
h-afh of Fsris
J.. hssgps. Thursi.y. Nov so,h hs r.. q
= tr-r-tt. a--ist-t ~ Rev q B.ui~s. NJ
hrpry frrafi-s o. NJ. Jait. 4 d.srAt~r .,
C.lsta D-ia-i. "a
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naf'en. in'ap'-. 90 Aiss lssi-.i- u I-s~rsac- Il
tl.r~unuaf
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'ih. h-i..sd h-rih ~ pioa. oOh. Wv M..os
- Ne. hspssia-h y kiul-.u bsfh 81 R~th.l
50. We l. Grover a q. O. No. Hstti. X
esaaa.ou q sti-ad
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DIED

u fsfis. Nov. -. d Thoaa. Siesra.. ss.l
81 t~srs
u Ns-t fsris. w. "a. ~ es..s..,tio.
S-f-h = dasghtsf ri - sai fisnist a. Aisr,~h
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this-s' ss-d p y-.fs 49, usutas.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08

Csrrtr MsFEErs The Bo.son Adser.
tier 'ays oi he markets a. Brighion asd
Csmbfidee. lat wesk
The 'upp'y. thoagh greater thar Ia,
week. vss hardly eqaai % the demsna
Ihoagh there u,ay he no material chanre IN
the range of prices for beef. tbe market a.
sors the seiler..ss n has done most Of che
tine ior ile lat three months and on sheen
'nd i'u'bs the advance - equsl % II 90
50 c'' per pouni l,se -eishf. 81 ~e pre-.
'lH'e 'he irrroarhing Thank.sising sill b.
eeirtra'ed 18th d,srer pc neat thsn ever
before ussi 'n th. country.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08

LIT a. Hsrr rHr rFoor The sseo
i''.o'rai asserf' ihat prtfions for tbe
o'''o'li'on 81 D. ln.1n have BEEN e.rcsis.
fl p "s'ord couuiy. ia the vicinity of fhe
rr'idence 81 tie pre.en, m.mt., ofC,,.
gre''. Ibe bemo,rai nay have as,i8rfv
ior 'ach a statement. BOT fsonsbetfer
posted 90 our iocal history tAsa sre m.nv
rcsilents q ibe siciniiv.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08

CARD. 1hs sui-sr'i,s A.slsas ,.ry grst.-
81 % .h 80 rsH,sd % h-P ave b.. buiL,iss.
fsa 'hs rs'sge- q ~ t.is Sc, .ss. ths. a~thoi
90 'saa-f Ais na.i sisc-rs thaas.. % th- N.s-.,
hasin- ce-nT ssy. ~ eait-a. 81 Sosth Pave. ssa
al e'Asr' So - -,l.agi, ieai tas hspia- haad
SostA fsiis. De- an. Isss
ZIBA THAYER.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08

IHE Wmr 90 HAMS Corrrs TIE
ffe'iient Las i.sucd proclamation de,iar-
~ thst the suspension of tL- ~tif ofhabeas
corrus. sui an prociamations and order.
'uspenfing ihe prisiiege of the -rit % ha-
heas corPus 10 tbe States ard Tcrrioris. a
ihe Jniicd States. BE- revoked snd anuuiied.
excepting asto tbe state. q Virgins. hen
tucky. Tennessee. North Caroiina. Soufh
Carolina. Georris. Fiofids. Aiabana. Me
'lssippi. Louisiana. Arkansas and Texa..
'he Disuiet of Coluusbia. The Territories o,
Ne- Mcsico and Arlrons
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08

VrHptcr AoNSsr GsNnLEEs. A fe-
dsys AGO cas- -as tired in Cincinnati. IN
~hich John A MeMiilan recovered sl7 -
Sf5 from Thos. Msate. X. Lear. Robert
Barker and Chas stone. the keeper, Of a
faro bank. MoM,llan. i ArPear.. lost
s2t.ipo ov gambling in the sstAblisbment
Of the defendAnts. and nor o.. .i60. The
jury. by their verdics. reodsr~d iudgment
against tbe gamblers tor the baianco of the
money lo,t. nth costs.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08
The Singer Sewing Machines.

nIR LETTER a FAMILY SEWING NA
" tHiNt = $50 Esiainx e. ~oftl--sis rsr.t.-
tlpn n ts hef q sslilt 10 t~sf ssf h..r...s
fat reast beauflri ~ sH Fauil, S.,tns M.~k,...
go oa-fef 90 ~ puiiiie. ~ othsr Fsn,ir ~es-
80 Atchfrr has ma1v uaefai aupL4ncss &C.
lleainiaE. hia,iiag, Feuiag. Tsckiar. G.fhsriag.
tsaaging Erstftaz. Esahrssfsrin1 Cartinr a.
~ at.er tsuafiy ~esinE Nschfae h.s - sas.rh
eapaciiy - great rsrtefy 81 salk. n srn 49,
II sin.ls ol ciufh. snd sfh ~ kfsts n fhrsaf
1fest sad rrcrai iar.ro-~aarafs urske our Faaslis
-esiuz Nnch 80 lnosf reiisi.ie suf ruusf furstis
80 a1usf rFrfarn ln arfHoa au rafes ~ sr~sf
U aa-kes fhr fnferirk~i sfirh. shich - ~ t-si
siitch knasa. A. ene. ereu oi fhs uaasf ordiaa.
~ capsrlfF. raa 80. af risnrr hos % 80 fks
isfief s Faaiff Se~ing Narhfse. Our Fs.,f,
-s-iar narhiaes sre 6aisbel ia chssts ed 90.
Iafsitf sft'r.
To- Falfiar Co. of the Tsraiiv Mseh,-. b. a..
r-ss ai cHaaIuz sartalsaship 81 ~ rn,.-t rssfsi
tiat. o. rroierfs fhs raarbine shea 81 b. 90.
80 shfn fi-1sf to D. oreratef aarf - orfuef -
srfrfnns and srissfaaftsI fsi.ie fo susfara 80
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rhpicesf soods. sre fns-hed in fhr siasri~sf -
rhasffsf 1aanuar pnssliis afhsrs sre 81 .rnss 80
efnllisaff fa fhe ulpsf casfis ant surerh uusaafr
u - Ei-piaif.f rrcessfry ta CO. ihs fslaiiy ~
rhfHe ia aIrrsfila. 81 10 to iaig 81 b. rrsai g.
rsrfff so h-aufr.
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10 ssf Asauifciurfag uschis-- sr- 90 asaaf.c-
isr "a rurps.-s.
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i-tsi. thr-td, a--,iLs sil. a.. of ths ssrs tsst
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scsf 60 Ps.rHasr
THE StNGER NkNFFACTURfNG co.
ft@ nforf~sF. Nes Yea.
Bostos Ohc-. - Hsssssr "a
ID. VI. YOUNG. Aga, 81 NosvsT.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08
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oas testiunsuuisi- frern ~ tLtgv I'D s~casnu..,
eech eos. for 49, ~ HAMMOND WOOD
NAN. Psr's. sd Ds. ID d. SAWYER. Soura
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Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08

We ~ish some of tbs valiant s,s .s-,,.
b''h'i haute's soah come 70 Par... sss
exercise iLsiF ialeuts Liile.
Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08

To rIiE NERVOUS. DEBIiITATFD AND
DE>fONDENT 90 ROrH SENES a
gre.t sse-r.r hss,ag be-u se-sessd a. hesifn - =
- d-fs. ait~r nasas y~aFs ~ uai--fN ~iniax %
s--si - teha~ ersafsrrs ~ s-.iag (irse) % IN
rrr-ipf "a po-t pass .iires.~f ert~ilp- q rs.p,
~ ~ far-sfs "a csr~ ~rnsls,sf Ds~-rt =.
JOHN N- DAGNALL. RsS Ia Pei Oss--.
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Oxford Democrat., 1865-12-08
American and Foreign Patents
r.. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
L.fs Ars-fsf q. a. Pas.f O~s.. wa.k-r,.-
(s.ds, 40 sf 1851
20 State. opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON.

FIth a. excessive pr.rtiee 81 upwards of
n ~ vars. coataaes O. sscsre rat~ats - tho
taited States; .i-o. - Gr-.s Bsst.ia. Fr..o- aad
sfber 3 For.sga coaafries. Caveats sp~~is--si....
% P-teats, eNecuted 90 lfh-sai term.. asd -isA
ae-p-tch. Re->srch~s us.de iats a..rs-aa %
fos~iga -osks. 20 d-ternis@ ths vaisdstv 90 utsi-
tiy a f.t~afs o. sateut,oas-aat legal es Other
s.lsscs reai-ted "a al a-ttess tescbi-x tA~ ..a.s
Cop'es 81 the et-s~- q aas p~ie.t issa,sb~d by
s...iui-g e-e doilar. As-igsssests recorded az
Ns-hi.xtsa.
Thi- -g--ey i.sss s.ly he larr-ss 20 Ns- Eax-
eed. 10 'Ar~~sh 'ascasess hsse -dvant-s-s lS'
-~eTtng pseats. q @sc~rtss-ing Tho pai~stsbility
~ in.eatssns, ua.srJ-s--d b.. n ast ir.rn~as.rs-
by sr,p~rser -. ssy Wash ~ offered them
ei-e~h~se- y ~ ,estia.at@i. bels~ gisrs pre.e
thal 49, q MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PAIkNT Office th-a tAs -..b-ersher: saI .s
SUCCESS - THE BE<T PROOF oF AD-
NA>rAG EsAND ABILITY. hs ~oui< -dd
thai he kas sh-sad.st re.sos- O. h-i-ve. asd Co
prove. nat 81 ofher elhce 81 the kisd the
rh-rsrs fos prok--.ssaAi services nsaeerats
th- lsara~a-e prscts~- of ths sub-rriber dsriax
i-rnty years past. hss e..bl-d hsss sccsnsl.te
ve-t coiis-rtssa oi -y~rshc4troas aad ohciai de-
cs-sess reisfsve % p-t-nss.
rhs-~. h~-sd.- 80 e<s.--i.s lsbr.ry ofI.E.l ..d
sseeh.s'esi -e.ts. sad Ga sece~-ss of P-icats
Trsat-d ~ the Ussted States .ad Esrsp~. reader
hsn sbAe hsyeod al a se-tioa. 0f-r .sp-f,os ia
ssitses fos obssisias Pat-ess-
Al s-e-ssify q issss<y TO washiagsos. On
NNNEAtN~ afraAs aaN AAr usual kT~at q turf.s
are herc SAVED investors.
rrsrIsorIALs.
regard NJ. Eddy . % the rso<t capah<
ssa s.ecfs<f.i Pr-rtisso~ers, ~Ith whon have
had ohiessl isseroourse-
CHARLES MASON.
orsast-stoa~r of Pst~st..
have ~ h~sitsfios a. s-sssiag iav~us.rs that
ihsy caasSt e@pioy q ee-p~ss-f sd
-yyrky. sd rssre e.p-bL 81 Psuing theis .p-
plscstsoa- ta iorm -~csre &C tb~sa early .ad
favorable ooassdcr.tson 81 The paseas ofi~e.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late CSnmi--sss~r - Pateats
{" w. X. ". EDDY has made tor ne THIR-
TEEN .pplsc.sisn-. On al bsss osE of~hieh tsat-
ests have b~en grated. ssd thztis ses p--sf-r.
s~ch ssssi-sase-bi- proof of gr--s taxa asd
.b'iisy -sd ahsiisy hs- r.rt l>sd- 60 r-coa-
ss~sd al ia.eaters 20 apply % hiIn pse-ure
tb-tT p.t-sts. ~ thew u-y ~ -~se Of h@vi-g the
Hno-t A.nhfsi altssfsoa b--to~-d th@ir css-s.
asd yerl re.soaable ch4rg~s"
John TAGGART.
Dsrisg igh' aonths the -,sI-cril-r. 10 eosr-~
a hts l-rge ss~tsre. unsde rrj-rtsd ap-
piic4sioa-. SIXTEEN AFPEALS. EVERY
ONE - ~hi~h decided IN his Esyor by the
Censass-ios-r - .t~sss. v. "a. EDDY.
Bs-toa. Dc ~. Is6S -5I.