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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17
The Doctor.

Every body knows lhe doctor very
important person lie is 10 US all. What
could we do without him ? lie brings
us into this world, and iries TO keep US 40
long in it as he can, and as long as our
bodies car hold together (; and he is with
US at that strange and last hour which
will como 10 Us all. when We must leave
this world and 60 into The next.
When we are well. We perhaps think
lille about the doctor. or We have our
small joke al him and bis drugs; bu, let
anything 60 wrong with our body. that
wonderful tabernacle in which our soub
dwells. let any Of its wheels 60 wrong.
then of we fly 10 him. II the mother
,hinks her husband or her child dying,
how she runs 10 him and urges him with
her tears how she watches his face,
and follows lis searching eye, as he ex.
smincs the dear sufferer how she won.
ders what he thinks ! what would sho
give 10 know what he knows how she
wesres for his visit how che:Iful
ord from him makes her heart lesP.
with JOY. and give, her spirit end strength
10 watch over lhe bed Of distress He's
whole soul goes out TO him in unspeaka.
ole gratitude when he brings back 10 her
from the power CT tue grave her husband
or dsrliug child. The doctor knows
many OF our secrets. OF our sorTows.
which no one else knows, some Of our
,lns. perhaps which the great God alone
else knows; how many lives he carries
in bis heart and in his hands So you
see he is very important person. tho
doctor, and we should do our bes, TO-
make the most OF him, and 10 do our do.
iy 10 him and to ourselves.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17
AIissourian informed a traveller who

A Missouran informed traveller Who
INQUIRED about his corn, that leach stalk
had nine ears on it. and was fifteen leei
high" That's nothing 10 ouR corn.
said the traveller; "up in Illinois where l
came from, We always had nine ears 10
each stalk. and peck Of shelied corn
hanging TO each tassel; but we never could
raise any field beans with it, WHY
Because the corn grews SO last 1t always
pulled the besns up ].
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17
For the iIts.~ ~

For the hit.> ~
shall miss him " hen the flowers come,
in the garden where he Played
] shall miss him more By the freside.
When The foweT, have all decayed.
shall see his toy, and his emPt, chair,
And the horse he used toIide;
And they Will speak with silent speech,
OttAe little boy that died,
shall sec lis little sister again
Wi,h her playms,ss about the door,
Aud III watci. tie children i'll their sports,
a. InsTeT did before.
And if, IN the group, see child
That's diuPled aud lavghing-eyea.
ii look to STE ii 1t may not 90
Tie little boy that died.
We ,hall all go home to our fathers house,
To our iatner's house IN The skies,
Where the hope OF our souls shall have NJ
blight,
Our love no broken lies.
We shall roam on tie banks Of the River o
Peace,
And balhe in the blissful tide:
And one Of the joys Of our heaven shall be
The little boy tLat tled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

Young man, do you believe in iu'
ture state 2" "En course | duz; and
what's more, | intend 10 enter it as soon
as Betsy gel, her thiugs ready" go 10,
young mango TO-" go two II II
wssn't Tor tn. law agin bigamy, whip me
If wuuIdn', 20 a duzen. But who sup
posed, deacon, thsta man Of your age
would give sSch advice 10 young man
ivst starting IN lie !"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17
stoncwaIi JaCksou's Star.
ANIACIDENT OF The WAR.

While si.i'ng ths &. horplia. my al
Nnhon VAS attracted townd. one OF ihe
patients hO hsc been trough III Ihe day
teloIs. lie vas young man. appAtn'
ly .0uul l~euty Sc.is VI age; ana q!
though .imO.t Wsslt0 10 shsiei"", bis
iro.d open brow, delicate hIsh-bfeG
nose, and peneiol al OF refinement nCl-
c4,sd lhzI bIs wss 40 mean lineage. The
be.Cuiul bEowu eyes followed all ny
n,ouons with such yesfnIns, teseech'
Ing expression, lhat vas lIesislIoly
drawn 10 his bed side. Offering him al
orange TO cool lie parched tongue. and
feaung mytelt beside him. inquired into
his condmon. "W Ill you mol ba'he my
head, as mother used 10 do" said he.
and then talk IL mc--iI is so long since !
have heard sweet, low voice, hAe
yours"
Tsking cut my cologne, did as he bads
me, olsing in an encouraging, hope'ol
manner. meanwhile. uuml by destee- he
revived liilip. and tolo i've his history.
Il sm VrgInlsn," said he. aud his
wan cheek flushed With pride; "ny home
is on the banks of the Sht,IanGosh, aud
was one Of The frs, 10 answer the tug
note when our laIr valley was invaded.
Jackson " as my leader, aud | belong 10
10 Tie Sionewal Brigade. Although on
" en- humble lieutenant, | had rather be
private in Ihsl noble band than hold q
generals commission III any other corps.
Jackson as my hero; Tor him | would
have scaled any height, undergone any
hardship, and since his death have
scarcely cared 10 live, save by the faithful
performance Of my Guy TO assist in win
nng fresh Isurels for The brigade lie loved
so'Wel." He then went on 10 tell me
ihal he had been taken prisoner s'x
months before. and. accustomed to all
open life in The open air, the confinement
OF pri. ION had undermined his health,
snG The home sickness and despair OF a
"hopo deferred" preyed on lis mind un'
Ill slow fever ensued. which was then
draining The strength from his youthful
veins. Of course all this was not told al
once, but q, intervals, in answer 10 my
questions. Finally. fearing the excite
ment would prove injurious. | erjoned
quiet and rest, bidding lin good bye,
with the promise TO return 'he next day.
For week. al The same time every
morning, attended my "Virg!nia boy"
and NY entrance was the signal for
Frightening cf the sad. hopeless eyes.
Sitting by his side. with his thin hand
elasped 10 mine, lie would relate many
Iiule incidents Of his campaigns with
Jackson. always dwelling on 'he famous
exploits of his sdored commander. or else
pour forth tide Of recolle c'ons OF the
mountain home, Of The dear old father aud
moIher whose pride lie Was. The fair hair.
ed sister WHO so iondIy awaited his re-
iWE-his horse aud dog. and a ihuusand
minor details Of the sweet home lie SO
Hea'iy lreas"red in hls heatt. Bul shud.
red 10 marx how fast his life was eb-
oi"g away, and uep, a, the ,houehi ni
As sorrow Ibs, would soon fsll With q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

An enrsged parent had jeiked his pro-
vokins son across his knee. aud was ope-
rating on the exposed portion Of the ur-
chin's person with great vehsmsnce,
when the young one dug into the Psren'
tai legs with his yenomous iule Ieelh.
"Blszes ! what sis you blnng me
for p
"WelI, dad, you beginned this here
war"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

ATALE OF WoE.-I clasped her tiny
hand in mine, cIasped her beauleous
form; vowed TO shield her from The
wind, and from The worlds cold storm.
She set her besuleous eyes on me, the
resrs did wildly Aow and with her lips
she said-"Confound you, lei me 60"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

A child. speaking of his homo TO q
friend, was asked "Where is your
home :" Looking with loving eyes al
hi. mother. he replied. "WheIe mother
is " Was ever question SO trulhlulIy,
beautifully, or touching y answered J
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

The individual who tried 10 clear his
conscience with 2n sGg, IS DOW endesvor'
ing 10 raise his sPirli, with yess. If he
fails in his, II is hIs deliberate intention 10
blow oUt his brains with bellows. and
sink calmly intc The arms Of s-youns
lady
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

IL you ever marry said Roman con-
sui 10 hi, son. 'lei II be woman who
hs, sense enough to suptriOtend The 'e'-
ling of q meal Of yicluals, TASTE enough 10
dress herself. pride enough TO wash be.
fore breakfast. and sense enough 10 hold
her tongue when she has uoihing 10 say
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

There j.. q man in Colorado so thin that
when the Sheriff is after him he cTaals
into his rlae and watches his adversary
through The touch. hole.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

An exchange says, Ihat as General
Butler va. driving from bis hotel to lie
depot al Columbus, Ohio, a man in greaI
hssle ran airon, The sidewalk into Ihe
street, stopping she carriage, and eHcla:m'
ed, holding up dirty spoon, Here. Cen
ersl, here's something you dropped
This anecGole is hardly so enjoyable as
that Of The ItIshwoman, who, on The oc-
cssion OF Buffers farewell levee in New
Orleans. presented her baby for his bIes-
sing. The hero bestowed his blessing as
required. when the poor woman. turning
TO re lire, her heart swelling with pride
and gratitude for his condescension. cried
out: well. GinraI, goodbye! (! God
bless We, Ginral ! I'll cay his for ye, ys
niyer stole anything from me y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17
The Idler.

The idle NAH is an annoy oyance-a nui
sance. He is of no benefit 10 anybody.
lie ls an intruder in lhe busy thorough
fare OF every day life. He stands in our
path, and we push him contemporary
aside He is Of no advantage 10 anyb
dy. He annoys business men. tie
makes them unhappy. lie may have an
income to support him in dleness. or he
may "spooge" on his good nstured
friends. Bul in either case lie is CespI-
sed. Young man. do something in this
tu,lling. wIde.awaSe world ! Move a.
bout lor The bent fl Of mankind, If not for
Yourself. TO not be Idle. Gods law is,
that ty The sweat! our brow We shall
earn our bread. That law is good one,
and The bread We earn is sweet. Do not
be idle. Minutes are too precious 10 De
squsndered ,hough.essly. Every man
and every woman, however exalted or
however humble can do good in this short
life, If so inclined; therefore do not be
idle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

There is a man in Ibis place who has
lived so fast that hs 10 now absolutely
older thar bis father.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

The following rich scene is said to have
lately occurred in one Of the courts Of
justice in New Orleans, between the
Judge and a Dutch witness all the way
from Rotterdam {:
Judge-"Wha your native lam
gusge ?"
Wilness-"I pc no native; Use a
Dutckmsn."
Judgc-'What i. your mother tongue?
ituess-"Oh, father says she be all
tongue"
Judge (in an irritable tone -"What
language did you FIRST learn ?-whai lam
gusge cid you speak in The cradle !?
Wilnefs-sI lid not speak no language
in ,e cradle only cried in Dutch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

"Bep Butler was a soldier brave,
A soldier brave was he:
He had for silver spoons and sich
A paI.u.sl-i-iy."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-17

Prince Napoleon is sOreIy troubled
vith . csrbuncls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
,he Hon Judre d Probate Within and ter the

the Hon Judge of Probate within and for the
= County OF IiaacOck.
u EPREsbNrS Elmra C. Alien, widow of Gro
N vesF Allen late of BROOKLYN in said County
Ct Hancock. Mariner, deceased, tina, said Groves r.
Allen dird seized and possessed Of personal estate,
nm inventory whereof has been duly returned into
tile pro5atc Office. that she ia entitled 10 receive
Tcre Of sad personal tate thea she can have on
n distribution thereof and that she has five minor
children dependant upon her and foresight TOR
their proper bringing up. Ss therefore Rrays such
allowance may be made her out of said estate,
tor her snJ port and comfort. and the well being Of
her childr n may be deemed necessary; also that
pew Nc. Is in the Baptist Westinghouse, in said
Kroosiin. may be allowed her agreeably 10 the law
in SUI cases provided; ard also TINT commis ioners
nay e qponted to set ont her dover iii the rea
Q of which her ha band died seized and posse
sel, to which she is entitled By law,
ELN.l8A c. ALLEN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05
New Store.
New Business.

FE'HE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
n Ellsworth and vicinity that hey keep con-
santly on hand
Pressed Hay, 10y bale or ton,
Shingles am Clapb0arls Of all kinds and
qualities,
Pine, spfuce and Ilemlock lumber Of all
kinds
We keep constantly on hani Extra Canada Oats
suitable for feed seed, choice yellow Corn
Meal, Barley, Beans, Lime, Plaster DC, &c.
Also on commission few barrels ef choice
Family Flour, which we ean warrant to be equal
toany in this market, and We can aud will sci!
cheaper than any Of our neishbors.
Also few tons of store Coal
We are raying and viii continue to pay the
highest CASH price for
Hemiock Bayk, Cedar Posts end Slippers,
Sh'Hgles, Ciap6oards. and Lan,ter Of all
kinds.
Give US a call, at our new store on Water
Street.
Fisk & Curtis.
Ellsworth, March c, lsee.
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n,A EorriSn Patents.
r. Il, EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
La.e \ s~rt d! the 1. : Patent o.nrr, Wa hi gton
under iaa A.. Of les1.
NJ, IS. 81 to st, pp1site kilby ST.,
BOSTON.
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PATENT lid TH0dPS0aaa MEDICINES

The GeHH58e S3Nth's Razor Sirops.
- CAttl.gs. v as}.., I5a.-rs. soap. ryrS :Hf.
supporters, : i.rls ef all kinds. Ciiran, Cur
r..;r- i..is-rs, Iat,ttiHt,. iTIsh
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American Organs.
tT1or - C1aes Ls9,es' b. F354asy. lsC6,
REED OEGANS. C..


Tic m ~ rntrks and sugle tons relative 10 I'll,
immensely 1ttar iqsivuueH: vail doubtless and
profit very many Il readers Re cJluIeui tie ar,i-
elr to their re.ni reiU, I'll -
4 huar,d aud nc max & 0gglus Cottage paror,
hint. AHsfi-aD, -. al Gssa,-, etc. are tgth
Claiming male III beet IN Eat te world n.
~ comF.rasysy uc~ iu-,fum. nj, rs At Pre- cnt
-trac'tc " air cuVc-l the public are much less Ca
bic OF Judging 81 is 'l"ii.s d-mrris. than u
oher i's ruueate litele Is really essential differ
IN them i ere eNr-l-ui sad some wof.
les oHes tie aaic s9ad have 'eraa for jude
ing Of thr., N fac which vii cuirhteh shem We
ehertliy eoheedo Il CT isF this article, kuuwnS that
there Is Esry family CHURCH, set col in all the
Isud tai more Or css Inter lei IN IN, tJqc. We
giso aWart Cf il bel great Misfortune. real cila
tN, 10 any OF thau u purchase an inferior or wutes
Organ ruuous Ia good playing, and often . Of
much ,tion and annoy ri CO. know tbs article 10
crnahaie fir m sclndi and i-tegeat source, aud thus
We give It to our reaers.
The estnn often as d, what are reed organs ?"
We answer siry are in most cases, nohaE in the world
hgtt OH meiadroa in disguise Macy Of the sa-cI
organs have the s41e bellows TIE same reeds, and the
SAME general internal arTsas smvHt With the bellows
turned On edge u gain Rom they haze simply put
tnore pref, utIoUs exterior and high sounding
name Bu; an organ 10 h. in reality organ, mus, have
Wind chest reservoir for sspa ate fr the bellows
into which wind ccs. the reeds open. and thu has
r ON to expand ana perez itsef tple III und tone
similar to ID. flute or PIPE s4u even smooth firm and
mellow and tbs ;fc rom reeds cannot be ubtaIltd in
any other way kHuwn Nothing aunoys a true orsa.
is % have the y llme OF sound swelling Jerk ~
spasmod.cily with variation Of 9!cv the bellows
to h. bellows or air passages ses. Of wnlebest or
souud-boN, Aad Vet some makers even 60 far
claim this spasflogjc or autt, attic rhirg of the b. 1ws
on The reel!s "a an excelece Jus: as though thew did
not know tat il must very soon throw the reeds out OF
tune, aud rjure lAe tgl,ws, and though not
easier obtain much bet and easily
managed swell by o,ler ~ taois The uuth is any or
gan SO called or n ode ~ which has the wind acting d
reetly ui9i lie REDS, Is nothing more EUr less than
huge accordion. drcss Up a. yuu may And when
sanisls and true musicians become aware u tue fac; m
tley III obtain those that are oraus in iaet as welt as
IN lame they viii guy no more Of tls OBJ c5la.e ones
Theu again the swell should always be separate and ii.
+inct from the t.s 50 as not 70 be acted upon bv The
I'd or soft blown; but convenient 50 that ne ,,er
can .r il with The Ile, .efrate fr, The lad. And
faa and tln,njXsys md p easy e,pro, /, b. uel al
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO al
! concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an admin
istrator Of the estate of
THOMAS ;. SPARKS, late Of Orland,
in the County Of Hancock. Mariner, deceased by
giving bond aS the law directs; he therefore re-
quests alipersonS who are indebted to the said de
eeased's estate, 10 make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
tie same for settlement.
FREEMAN G. SPAR $.
orland, Sept c, 1885 3w56
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TO
EaISiG TEACHERS
l
DE ALERS $.

The subscriber is fully prepared to furnish
snse: Alus.a, strings. Musical Ius'rumcnis and
Mr.ic Eocss %! all tinAs at tie lowest trade rate.
vhlles lie and 'stsil, tgoG! tIc largest collections
in tais cauHtry.
o:lels gspeiuelly AMI s4jtafolly attended to.
address al. oratIs
s1BE9IA OFT. 53f Broadway, N. Y.
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&c.. &c. &c. az, &c., &c.

r.ats i."i. us, Iauasiad,. irsa
Mos. Pickles &e. sc
&c' &c, &c, &e., &c, &c.
IT,, -,c.i,.ea ~ rv,.-rst INV s,,,tr,e, .,
nm, ,,,r pIfc-. ys45I.rcs 49,. !, 81; =.
LI.EN FRS pf,r.1,tion.. El,nJ 81 t'rIi'a,
c,-,,l.,i,f enu,ts Dys,etsf, reng,ie me-.
All E,ron.rati1n Of Nm. V,,,., Nj. 60
I.,ri. Vti,rs mis- rc,,eI9 fr Astb.,,,. f,,roo..
raI liver oil. Javne'. Frnertnrar,. Wa
,ffit- Clctrv Hgl.an'. F,vla. ,,,a D., pir.s. n.
J.1,i.'- a,iIlo,,. braL,tE Ren,oli6e r., ,e,r-r
"a. uairt tar grease. l.. C.mtni,ri. Arcric,t
3ar..iir.. oil. D,1i.sard NiIior' c,3,,1ftf D.,
ttT.. Cee=ef.a1s. CiarE,,. n,,i pnna,,ra. Fa',,'s
piis f,r female DISTINCTIONS A.. ,;rr,rr'. en-.
ser,ratyd Cure for ncr,oas weakness; H,mbaii'.
iuil Extract e. BureiH fsf al cases Of Il blade
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nR DOW continues to be consult I'd at his Office,
- No. and Endicott street, Boston, on all
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IN p . r T Il N T.
To the Afflicted j.! !


TAR. DOW continues to be consult ID at his Office
, No. and Endicutt street, Boston, on all
diseases Of
PRIV ATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
II a long course cf study and practical expert
elsee OF unlimited extent, DIR ID has now the gratii
ficatton Of presenting the unfortunate with RENE
dies that have never since be introduced them,
failed to cure the most alarming cases Of
TO. ORRIUA AND SYPHILIS.
Benea, his al the horrors Of venercal AMI
impure blood. Impo'ency scrofua Gonorrh0a, Ulcers
ton OF the Bladder and Kidneys HyiroceIs, Abcesscs
symptoms attending this class Of disease made to be
come as hsFinless the simplest ailirss OF child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. p deyotes great part Of his time to the treatme
those cases caused by and solitary habit, viii
rains the body and mind uniting the unfortunate ndh
yidua business society Some OF the sad and mel.
anchoy produced by early habits Of youth, arl
Weakness of the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the heade
DimaeSs Of sight, Palpitaop Of the heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervousness Derangcment OF the digestive functions,
SYMPTOMS Of Consumption. &c The fearful effects the
uind are much dreaded loss Of memory confusion
Of ideas depression of spirits evil forebodngs
society sedsrust, imidity &C. among the evils
produced Such persons should, before contemplating
natrimony Consult physician Of experience and he
Ores restored to health aud happiness
Patients who Wish remain under Or. Dnws treatrcn
few days weeks, will he furnished with pleasdn,
rooms, and CHARGES for board moderate.
Medicines all parts Of the country with full II
reciinrs ute, rscevin. description your
Dr. Do has al-a for sale thr French CarSses wnTcntei
the hest preventive order ny mail Three fur 81 and
a red IT'D
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Il is an entirely now scientific discovery. combining
many of the most powerful and restorative agents
Ia ,lio tsgeta5ie kingdom.
We have such confidence in Is merits, and arc
So sure it Will do all we claim for il, that We offer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

THREE extensive practice II uTwst}s ~ twenty
~ ysass, itinu's u segUtc Patents in the tHtd
Sta',si Aisa In Great HItslu. France and oher foi
.1pr couutre- Caveats. sp.citeationri Eouds, As
sisuHetts, ard an pHfcts 81 draepss Tor Patents, eS
ocut-d en- Reasonable terms With dis tch E"seatch
maize tato Emer,csD sHd Fetr;rn wotks, to deter
nlrr tg Yaidy aId ify q y tents et luvtntiots
sud les! aud otA'r aEvIce rendered IA all matters
touching h same. Cet=e- el the claims OF any pa
tent furnished ty RENTING dollar. Assignment
rec 'rted tn 4zhirE tra-
No -ist1ea IN Ihe JHifed Stltts possesses supero,
ffca.IeF for obtaining PafeHts asceataiEing fhe
gractscatnsfg II iattHttops.
uHr.H. Hs' moths int subscribe in the course Of
M large rrse icr. made siee rjeetel applications
stAftES sTrE4Ls, 'Gfry oHt o v h en- WAS tcided
TESTIMONIALS.
'Ir"rarA Mr. E3dy a ore u The n,ast eHrable and
successful praciito-ets siti whom Ia We had ofneial
gtercqaTse. CllAs MASON.
Commission If Patents.
81 have Hesitation In a.saDu1 iuy 6u;ofs tqat they
can ct mpiay uau msre competent and trustu or
thy and mar capable Of putting er Implications IN
form 10 secure for them early aud lyorabe consid
Grafton al the rsteut office
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
'Nr i II. TIDY has made for me THIRTEEN APP
piirauon1, IN si int ONE VI which patents have been
granted, and that cHe nav pending. suth uumis.
taxable proof great talent aud ability lis part
lead I'd all invent to apply linn 10
procyrr their patents, they may he sure OF having
the os. ithu attention bestowed on their cases. and
at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGAKF."
Jan, !, Is5o-ly6l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-05

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
ani Tor the County OF Hancock on the first We'd
nesday Of Septs mber, \. ID. 1Sff.
p n The foregoing petition, Ordc-ef, hat SAD
petitioner give public notice sii pc. Interested
by causing copy Of the petition, ard this order
thereon. To be published hree weeks successfully in
The I lis mor,h American, u newspaper published
Ellsworth, In said Cou.y, that liey may appeal AZ
Court Of Probate for saii County be he at Ills
worth the FORTH Wednesday of Oct net, nj tel o
the clock in the faT noon, show cause il any they
lave, why the prayer of said petitioner should hot
be granted.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
cory Of the petition and order OF Court thereon
IS GEr ! DYEK, Re si..er.