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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05
DRoKERS AND GENERAL AGENTS.

The undersigned tender their services 10 the Ner
cb,nf and Farmers Of Virginia and North Carolina, "a
RrYIYG AND sELII3G BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS.
Having made arrange rnrnts with Importers snd Mann
ftrtur.,. and with liable repTeseItay We ia Boston,
New YorF Phrlrirlphis, Baltimore, PitisbuTg, aud
Other ci.Ie erthl,, 20 purchase sell in either ri
in. abu.- this .i;y ahy article needed for tDpO-
.ition upon the best t;ras.
We Iru pn,. 10 extend connections with all the
principal o'- ID the uuion and thereby Boo m"dinm
through WbIgh Isrii", can purchase sell aud COM
muuraf" npnn al subjects 81 busin--s chardc"r IN
ANY .ri - tlr country.
III. 's'iiiiirs pO'scSs will MAJ" II much 70 Tue
interest U' AIti's To pIrhab" ~ sell through ~ '"t
wh"H cannot order dired g. DO iL" importer "'
Manufacturer, shall b. SEQ iir's . rrlI"s"hiNtIh7
every way reliable aud thoroughly posted a. 2" TAO
state 81 their particular uark"s- 'nah'lhS 'Hrm ~.
chase at the lowest LglIsei rlic" All on h'," O','
terra than a person P'--biy do VII" "i'l! uHn
IN occl ional via fHr hat rurPo-", b,li"H -. 20 "a
es..b,. Of the trip und To- o." time. W" WI ih'"n-h
,.ut fI-uds l- key. a. , Il Of Sac vain" "I u, ~
a. yiryin,a and North Carolina nay haIr 10 az P"s" ~.
- mai ~. viii inform ,.ur ni.Jls - - De- Ls'
and tl- prize that will b" "";al"d D'l' III Is
WGn l.ir.l parii.s can ksyw The PHee 81 S"o's "'-
lot. giving their urj'1s. ,,.,1r, O. wUFppy
Of M,iu street, Richmond, Va.
G. wHEkky.
wv. w. SS'I"' ,t,, Ws,.uTs & Co, Harrison, God.
REftkkN' u Ci'rII, r workman Co.. Richmond
a., 1, PONY. ,-r = Co, :. ~ u. it''e n - NV
Mm u ,' H.p.on Philadelphia novi--an
h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05

Tho undersigned have formed q connection for the
sal and purchase Of REAL ESTATE, leasing LANDS
hiring LABOR &c, Be, in the counties IL Charlotte"
Innenbur.;. PRICE Edward, Appnmiii"X anl Mecklen
burg. list Of FARMS Sc, for sale by u, will b"
reilte application, TO any parties desiring to buy
or lease ia those counties.
RgFERRNrgs.-Iudge Hunter Marshall, Hon. william
Scott william W. Read, william Green, Esq, Char
lotte county MessrS. Echols Bell y Catie stanton
j. F. Mclwane & Co., Petersburg; william u. Robins,
Robert Morton, and n. G.. Read, Richmond and Gle
ment Read, New York city.
Address READ SMITH,
.dSc3m Charlotte county, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05
SMITII < WIIERRY,

y AGENTS
For W. b. Hubbard and other manufacturers of In-
brcaug oils, railroad and wagon Grease, at manufc-
turrrs' pric.s dccSut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05

The undersigned, the Virginia Agent and Correspond
cmt OF the southern ud, Emigration and Product Com
many cauuartcrs New York, desires to Introduce into
/ ,- south, u large scale, Stationary and Portable
Eng in.s saw and Grst Mills, sash, Blinds, Doors aud
All kinds of HuilIng Material Cotton Gins and Presses,
W,rou. whisky and Turpennc Stills, Agricultural
indictments aud IaburSavig Machinery 81 all kihl-,
at namulclurrr,' Wholesale Price, in other words,
to save Ia m customers from IL 10 ~ per cent. of the
amount they would be forced to pay ii they 30 into
market themselves and buy at the lowest figures posi-
Bile for indi viduais
eru Lands sold leased exchanged. COnsgnmcnts of
Southern Products solicited Particular attention paid
TO tho sale vi State and Railroad Bonds and all other
Southern Securities.
Address S. r. WEIGHT,
novOS-tC Care TArly < williams Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05

RARE CHANCE.-Fur sale, the Stock,
N hey anI FixiGrcS cf one OF the Lest-lOeated GRO
TkitY AND COMMISSION STORES In the city, now doing.
d, good business. Address Box YjJ Post Olicc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

IN AppomattoX County, Vi.-23j arrcs-within two
aud half miles Of Pamplns Depot but located imIne
diatcy SouthSide Railroad, Gourth in best For
est Growth and fourth in Pine Forest lies very
level susceptible of highest Improvements; has bed
Of the celebrated AppomdttoX Pipe Clay also Soap
stone quarry a few yards from the Railroad bed dwell
ing House. i've rooms Office, kitchen, iee-house, Sc.
The for fuel j. said Ia be worth than double
the price asked, which is $4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01
THE, GAL Il DON 4 n
Position.

wish to talk with Won, boys. about
certain cIownish way OF walking. Hands
in the breeche~ pocket head and shout
drrs stopping, You 30 swinging from side
to side. in 4 very u@ " way. As you grow
olIer. this shape and awkward movement
becomes fixed. and then to your death you
can never show noble and manly front.
I,crvbolv SAYS. poor fellow, belonged
to :; poor family. or had to work At Il hard
STOPPING labor. and must wear the mark
a, lone a. he lives" Do you know, my
Hu!c friend. that when you get to be a
man. your personal bearing, or the man
ncr IN which YOU carry Your body, will be
[nur Introduction to the world That II
now while you are a boy you will allow
Yourself to walk in that >hilIy-shally, Loaf
cli-!. way. when you are older, the shilly-
-h"lly loaicr will stick cut wherever you
may 90 That every body will know at
= lance that YOU are not a whole man,
but a poor fraction oi one
Now. mli-t tell You another thing.
God designed mon TO be upright, pclpen-
dicuIar all the ORGAN, Of his body are
I!.', with rocral.c. 10 that shape. and
v,,., the head and shoulder, fall forward,
thai little apparatus III the throat with
wLl. il we make Voice, iooe- it, proper po-
.ition. ami the result i. the Voice becomes
h.. ,,upI clear and ,;ron". The lungs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

ss5- i GOOD and authentic story about
Mr.. Lincoln. came 10 me the Other dav
from Il ''rcli;,ble friend. Conycr,ing with
Hon. James \. I'rigg>, formerly state
;"rnt ii Ohio in New York. one day at
the V hite Mouse. the late President said
in r,.r1.,tr to the rush OF oilice-scckcrS
anl their ingenious devices to secure hi>
attention: 'Nhy. Brig believe there
l. even It system OF female brokerage in
9iii~r, her. in Washington, for ain con
staptly besct by women of all sorts, high
and low pretty and uglv. modest and the
other -nrt. HIRE Yesterday. Il very hand
soMc young woman called she would not
take a denial, va, admitted. and went
straight 10 work soliciting a certain office
for somebody SUPPOSED to be her husband
She plead hi- cause deXterouSly, eloquent
", AT times was almost successful bv her
impnrtunalc cntreaties BY degrees she
cam closer alil closer 10 me, IT. ! sat in
my chair until really her face came 50
near my own That ! thought she wanted
me to kiss ilcr When my Indignation
game to my relief. and. drawing myself
back aI,d STRENGTHENING myself up, | cave
her the proper sort OF Il look and said
Mrs. -. YOU are very pretty. and it
very tempting; but wont. Il Cores
CWH. tOaGH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

G. a gigantic idea is generating itself
At the West, which, if carried out sue
cessiiilly, viii add greatly to the value OF
the western lands. 1t is no less than an
attempt to pla%%:. the vast trans-'llssour,
plains with trees The plains extend
from the British Possessions on the north
to Texas, a distance of fifteen hundred
miles they are about four hundred miles
WIDE at the southern limit, widening TO
the northward to perhaps double this dis
lance. These vast regions are valneles-
to man without trees. With trees they
NAV be made habltable, their climate
moderate. their Neurological conditions
altered. their destructive winds and storms
abatcd. and new and brighter creation
may be made to take the place OF the old
and thus would be furnished homes Tor
millions of settlers from abroad, or from
among the unsuccessful toilers OF our over
crowded cities.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

U,RpER's NEW MAGAZINE for June Is
received. Contents: Personal Recoliec-
tons Of the War, by Porte Crayon; The
Reese hiyer Country: Chattanooga; Are
there other inhabited Worlds The Spec
tire: Easter Lilies Gladstone Il Leader
of the Commons The Live American :
Henry Barth, the African Traveller ;
ArmadaIe The Fall of Richmond; Mis-
Latitia American Studios III Rome and
Florence; \ Psychological Experiment ::
a Dixian Geography; The Outside
World; Working the Beads Editors
Easy Chair: Monthly Record Of Current
Events: Editors Drawer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

The First Congregational Church at
Piit>ticl'l, Mass, has been organized !o2
years. during which time between 1000
and 5000 members have been admitted to
its communion. I'iily-iiye persons were
admitted last Sabbath, which is the largest
number ever admitted ri one time, with a
SINGLE exception, some torty-livc years
ago. when the number was ci ghty--iX.
DR.. Toddrs health Is such that his phv>i-
clans insist upon an immediate relaxation
from his labors
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

GorEY's Lady,, Book: Philadelphia,
edited by Mrs. Sarah j. Hale, and pub
lished by l.. \, Cooley, has reached mum
Der 1872. and the close of volume -. 1t
Is, We believe, the Oldest Of the monthlIe>
published specially for the benefit OF the
ladies and with an experienced and skill
full editor and an enterprising publisher,
it deserves The liberal patronage by which
it has been 50 long sustained. IS per
annlm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01
- D. < II. ". SMITHS
a m eI.ican OrSa II -.

the most perfect and beautiful musical instruments III
the word
Seventeen FRS, Premiums All competitions Al State
Fairs during the month OF 0c,cber.
With reputation established sJely upon intrinsic mer-
it, an, without the All! oil celebrated names AMI paid ties
tiu,,Ijs ORGANS have taken the highest
rl,k d> Frst-CII>> Instruments, and justly acknow!
edge! TO have 10 superior.
Tn attention Of the pa i, called TO the AHEKICAN
URGAN as ali Instrument Io- sought i1r in the family cr-
cc. which with pItet Improvements, IS adapted 10
III kii> music part,u the connected organ sly e
with il, sustained tone, gLd harmoli and Sacred Mu-
SIC. - much desired IN AmtTc II homes.
Tc AMERICAN ORGAN. excel all other Instruments OF
the kind IL. many important particulars. They Supc
ror III their greater tucss ancth Of one capacity OF
cAprc>>on elasticity touch, and quicAuess OF action.
ryi.IyrI,., them perfect in rapid ements.
The AMERICAN ORG,>, constructed the principle
of the large Pipe Ur-.. and in depth and seniority OF
approach nearer that grand instrument than any
ether orsu Yet r.au.,turei, AZ ~" the only real reed
ur5.,s h;.rc the public Nj --garI "or-l'., >
consist simply Of tne action fastened upon lie bellows Il,
III The ciI.oI. lc!,dcL, and enclosed III vr-a
but the ANEkICAN OKG.>S contain organ wiHiohe>t,
Gale jhc :cycrhrr.u. -,uuI box which has The
io.t.G: part ID perform the SCUM uJLrd III pi-
auo I,.tc. gre Jo!y and RESONANCE tone. ON a.
this AID ,ncr y,,t ill., ,.vyuc:> the A4EKI-
'AN ''"AH' ''''" " '. 90 '' ATT '' "
h!-H'' r'''r I.' al ''ArF t''i instruments. BESIDE
tbs "a' chest tie ANk,.tA> o"C'NN 'tA!! iAe Az
eN' 1g.'"7 U'r4 'E amy Instrument 20; the 40 = giving
strength AL N'''''sS 81 ''''' ""'' III
any "i-'ii'
Inc ''H'N9 '.'- ''''''' M i s''s'S >'''e' = "
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this if,es TIE qr.f,h,.y,, AMI 'liIliAn,y OF tone.
! The AMERICAN ORGANS are finished In the highest sfy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01
LOAHZ.
DIR. j. H. ANDERS' IODINE WATER.

DIR. j. H. INDERS' IODINE WATER.
A pure solution Of Iodine, without solrent.l
Containing full grain to each ounce of water.
THE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT Ann
RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
1t has cured and will cure SCROFULA in all its
manifold iorms-JLcERS, CANCERS. ~
PHLIS, SiLT kIiEL-u-ar.d il has been rsed
win astonishing success IN cases Of Rheumatism
dyspepsia, Consumption. Female Complaints,
hg q LAYER and Kidney Diseases, &c.
fIlee 81 bottle, or for s.
Df. Ii. ANDERs < Co. Physicians and Chemists.
i2s Broadway, New York,
Also for ssle by SETH W. FOwLE & SON,
- fremont Street, Boston, and By Druggists
ujan67
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

John g. Whittier refuses to permit his
name to be used in a nominating convcn-
ton for member Of Congress. He lives III
the fifth Massachusetts district. now rep
resented by John b. Alley. The Poet is
aytrsc to political annUvanceS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

The Jersey City (Cortlandt street, ferry
at New York, probably the most valuable
Terry franchise in the world. was recently
leased by the city of New York for ten
years, at IN annual rental of $500
There are men enough who would like to
pay Sloo,0oo a year for it and 50 is the
city swlnlled.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01
Ist.DIt ED PRICES
NEURAPATIIIC BALSAM.
Natures Great Rest0rer.

The P5cl.oc OF ,:Ii- newly Discovered pi;lc, 4. off
II 70 the public all Iulor- and Skin
Diseases tot Of the rroo,o+ 3.Ying himself On c:-
Il! y il icrriil, kin dc,,-c than twenty
-;a:ding which Lad been declared i"j ,blg ny
'ev"ra! phy.ciasl also all diseases Of tn r' AMI
bronchial tubes, c.rker RI unsti.I EcuIalgi Muscular
contraroa pile, T1!- sprain-, bruises, boi!, wOrr.is,
etc. AID ali kinds Of inflammation IN act the
proprieors have believe that thjs Iua;n pos
greater curative powers than aiv III. define that -
er"to:or" been offered to the public that il will enrich
and purity the blood AID glvy vitality 10 the who'll! hu-
ntn frame therefore, in almost al diseases tn" patient
will J." greatly benz fitted if cured tx Simply Il king
he i#la'n two OF three times d. Il i, also an txcl-
article tor the various di-o,srt tn scalp lit.
hair grow. strengthen the ROOFS and Civ 30 me Iii i
beautiful lustre Thi- hl-iI ii simple product a Of
nature pu, up InnXed and unauthorized, perfectly pure
II is found by analysis 20 contain many Of the important
clements OF life auc;! maen IN ron phur, .,huucr.
soda, ammonia, carbon, potassium and oxygen, ami i
highly charged with electricity and maSncti=In Til"
baialm Il PIT ZIP il bottle, wit! full directions. Price -
cents and dollar.
For sale by Bailey & briggs Fairlee, Vt Darling \
nival East torinth, VT; D. C. bingham, St J uiu irr,.
VT. ID. Chapman s Son, st. ,John-burv VI: VIM Jos
Ign \ Son. Barton, VI: J. :. H. Weeks Danvic. Vt:
ID. Whitley. Glover, VT B3rn,= Whine, Newport.
VT Charlie Carpenter. West Charleston. VI; + l.
Brown Canaan, Vt; Adney Storrs, East LYME. y H.
Edward Savage, Ian aster v H.: F. F. uo.,,l.rl III
tieOn, y. H.; Crawford & Ndrici, Coeb-ook \ H. and
druggists generally
E. HAYNES 4 CO,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01

\ WAKNlNG.-Ih soldiers in Maine
have held a state convention and
"HeSoi'ud, That traitors shall never
rule over Us and the safety of the Union
and perpetulty of the principles of cur re
publican government demand that those
who have been engaged in armed rebellion
be excluded from seats in congress"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01
MAIL ARRANGEMENT
LETNTES
81. J0hnSbury. Montpelier 4 +. iiardNiC.

FAVE St Johnsbury ana VI 90. ..- r.
night tSunaa1s excepted - - = I .r e.
ARRIVAL % the trains from tie >uuta -,. -
passing hrough 20 Cabot raru WAY
REL RNiNG. leave Cabot ,.rrrr q.
tSunGi,S cNc,p;oll sea II .',si:.,i.s.fv. ..-..
me with the ,Gaii train south aud "a. .-..
stages for Litrleton. Lanr7S OF and Nj ...
land for the Grand Trunk Il. IL
Leaving Cabot eTcrs morning Sundays eN,
ed Tor Montpel CT, connecting with mai. =
south ana east ai.a express Trans north and u
also with stages for Washington, William
and Chelsea east, and Fl Calais, E.,aor, q
HYDE PARA north
Ais, leave i,anvillc on and after Mon az
81 every hcn-iay. "Wednesday and fls5s,
arrival oftte stage from =. iohu>tl--y
Har3aick- Leave Ea>t HardRic; o. r.
Thursdays anl SATURDAYS j. ri;,,et to come.
Stage fer 81 Joan>bagN a. DaAri'.e.
A.. e 1n}N-
April IL, 1866. l0od !. :. GERM
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Reputation Established!

Reputation Established
.Mrs. $. Il. .EEtcss IS f.-w'g
pH6EEc beMefacfrcss. aassl s.!
seossGscrfHf sucress Is wt.siE-
CsGeHfeG. Escr foiae GH-
her G:so0rcrtes aort. :osF
@6roGs'. ana fc-dCg :as Is
sa her stsic the Eyrsssf .rtaa.-
HfarfuEcSs iis the ,rorfty.
Everybody Interested.
IOSf!s E:.sG 0td age arr GEjA'
beReftfaf ky fke Wsc OF AZ
s. Il. .si{sst'S Esorsa's EEa'f
RestOi'eI' ana Esaff EfFts"
ing. Iaey act GSrsCtEy aPaf
the roots Of the Eg:r. cf.Hsigs
HrurtGff srosrfh aR.t fsai''
~. Your hGEr.fEcisGRStfi 70
greg or srajfe by steas,ess6.
ether causes, 60 5H Soca ia -
stored to tfs 1sGfHraF co!#
f:ies beauty. RGisssrwG Cs's:G'
tc0feG foreger. The E..:'f
falling stopped. EhC a:e4
delicate ho0G-Gress or JoH'
McfcaR botrorH arfthoaf ftG'
cfSOstfug. Tho aRossei6F!c:i'
fNf fragrance to !Ec hsIs" =
impaired. Ef you srsNE q
restore yoHr HGfE, as a.
yOHth. 0aG rcfaii. &c fhI'OE"h
life. scttEsous delay f,tls'ci'''s,
a bottle of czech OF. s.T.S. =. =.
.AiieR'S EE:5rfd's EEatl az
Sf0Y'e1' and Dressing.
Sold by Druggists thrUughou. the hOE!S
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
10S = go Grss.wich o., Ness.Nsr>
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f.. HAYNES 4 CO..

P-oprietors, 1 Doaue s.. Bo.tou,

Maiden, Starch ,. l~G6
MCs-if. E. HAYNES s CO.-n.ft man: hay. uttered
Tor tie last wears ;no>t much could. it'll
he pile. and oid nothing that would give any tt
ct un:il last winter be gan taste OF your Fai-.n H.
"oIF o;icc. thinking it remedy Tor com
plant continued to it for several tilnei d.v
VIM! 10 10 !y great d,ligh. found was CITING we'll.
and 10" H"rld not be without Your h-alA tyr gr,.,
Iei! q" honey am enjoying hct:,r heath ii II
have Tor the last six years You are liberty do h
M ~ Hou think best hoping You NAY do IN good
TIE suffering Truly Yours j. F. III. CU-li!SG.
BosTpN, March =. 40.
T. y vI1- d Co.-Itdtl,T,en: On INV arrival III New
York las December from Meourne in the shin Pl.-ick
li"lE' '#Ihaln Page owing 10 the poor food on oard.
'Iii II! !. aited VII. -curyy. and takp pleasure IL
-aE th two aFp! atio= OF Your Nr,urapa-hic R.l-arn
and taking IlI tea poont twice dty Tor ty, ay- has
entirely cured n" il worked Ike q cl,r9n Won NAV
make such Use OF 1t a you pieI-r HJ',H W ERowx.
No. - West Orange Street
Boston, March Ia I>,;,.
F. HAYNES s. Co.-GemlemsH: Ny wife HAVING been
troubled With seriously affecting her health va
adv i tfy your Neurapa.hic Bal-a. which did and
found my surprise il had the desired efct driyirr
Them entirely rom her also tiled upon my child o-
Group with yrt-c. and believe il the best rIu
that can a given either OF these complaints Y,u are
4: liberty to publish this if YOU think best.
His
Witness, j. :. 7. Cushing. CHARLES < IIEx1Y,
Mark.
tio Friend Street Court.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01
DOR SALE LOW.

A first class double thread family sewing ma
chine. A.sJa good second hand piow, by
J. 7. CASING
Eastern Avenue. st. Johns5ury. ".
P.S.-AIy offering The above articles for sale
Vii. rot Interfere with the spring mattress aid
lounge business. J. &c.
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I OUNCES

Covered with figured lasting, striped lasting. Pc
Kin cloth, rc3ts. Union damask. Eng.h hamask.
cotton Gamask and cnamelcd cloth at wholesale
and rc'.il. by CASINO. manufacturer OF spring
mattresses and lounges, Eastern Avenue, st.
Johnsoury. Orders by mail or express promptly
attended to.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-01
4 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. IT EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

SULtII Va OF PiTENTS,
Late agent Of L s. Patent Office Washington (nder The
HctciiSs1.)
IS State Street, opposite kil6y Street, Boston.
A.ier c>iye practice OF upwards Of twenty wears
C,J. secure Patents the United States AZ, iva
Great Britain. France. and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications. Bnrf> Assignments and AN p
or ORA wings tor Patents cNcCuieden literal Term
aud with despatch Researches made into American n.
Foreign works 1" determine the validity utility az p
tents or lnycnti0n>-sud iva other advice rania-,
III al matters touching me Copies of the claim. g
any Patent furnished by reiaittng 81. Assignment, ~,
corded III E.>i!il -tOl. MS 4e
IESTINoyIALs
al regard Mr. Eddy Is one Of the mos, ca,,,,a ~,
suS'e>>iEl practitioners, with whom have "a ,i,
-''ei'"1'>e- CHAS- MASON.
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