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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-14

PRESBYTERIAN CENTENNIAL CONvEN-
TION.-Pursuant to q call issued by the
Joint committees of the several SynOds
of the Presbyterian Church, the Pres
byterianI Centennial Convention, COM
posed Of the Synods of Pittsburg, Ale
gheny, Wheeling and Ohio, assembled
on Tuesday evening in the Second Pres
byterian Church, in P~ittsburg. The
following named gentlemen were elect
ed permanent officers of the Convert
ton: President-Rev. David Elliott, ID.
D., Of the Synod of Allegheny; first Woe
President-Rev. Chas. c. beatty, d. D.;
second Vice President-Rev, Joseph
Smith, ID. D.; third Vice President
Rev. Alex. Scott; Secretaries-Rev.
James Allison, ID. D., and Rev. Robert
Heron, d. ID.
We observe that the following Pres.
byteries, from this neighborhood, are
represented in the Convention by the
gentlemen named: Prcsbytery of West
Virginia-Elder James H. Flanagan
Presbytery of Washington-Revs. Da'
vid Hervey, James Alexander, jaime:
G. Brownson, John Stockton, Thomas
McKennan, D. D.; Elders VIM. Mercer
j. H. Atkinson, - Armstrong. Pres
bytery of St. Clairsville-Rev, Benja'
min Mitchell, T. r. Crawford; Elder
John W. Milligin.
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TRUsTEE,S SALE.

PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
from X. ". Lauck To me, dated the 18th day
= r.ITn,rv 1854 and recorded in the Recorders
n;sre OF Wstzel county, W. Va, in Deed OF
TT1s, Books No. /, page 45i, 1 will offer for sale
Al the from, door Of the Court House Of said
W,tkel county. on Friday, the LIST day OF March,
$50 said sale to commence At 10 A. NJ, a Ger.
lain tract OF parcel of land situated in said eoun-
~ on the waters Of Fishing Greek, between the
80 80" 81 Cror. and Brush Run, adjoining the
Ind. of John L.autz. Straights' heirs, hilbura,
apd others. supposed TO be 500 .eres,n Terms
cash. ). LWlNu' ir"s'eo-
For further information apply to
GEO. f. BOYD,
.u,N A. I,r New Aartinsvills.
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A JOINT RESOLUTION was yesterday
introduced into the House of Delegates,
and adopted, providing for the releas-
ing of the property in this city at pres
emit occupied as q temporary Capital,
for two years longer. The resolution
will probably pass the Senate to-day.
So "Flatwoodn is "no whar."
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
from Alberto. Haycoel to me, dated the 80
r,iJsrs Office Of Wetzel county, W. Va, i will
ooer for sale at the front door Of the Court
House ~ said wstzel county, on Friday, the lat
dav of March. 1867, AZ II A. NJ. Of said day, "a
certain trsc, or parcel of land situated on the
waters Of Little Fishing Greek, in Wetzel coun.
~. and bounded on the south by the LANDS OF
Ecpr, Flehsrty On the east by the lands Of q.
" Bi.r. on tho north by the lands of i. ii.
Snodgrass. Sr.. and ON the west by the lands oil
Levi PAYNE: estimated to contain sixty.three
,sSJ acres Terms cash.
J. DALLAS EWING, Trustee.
For further information apply to
GEO. +. BOYD.
,,ulnl,l.w New Martinsville.
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PoLICE.-In the Police Court yester-
day there were five cases disposed of.
j. Henry Robinson and ]. Houkins, for
forestalling the market, were each fined
five dollars and costs. Three other per-
sons, for being drunk and disorderly,
were given a hearing. Two were fined
ten dollars and costs, and II FIVE dol
lars and costs.
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son was about to move into his new res
idence, his friends concluded to give
him and Mrs. Patterson q Tin We'd
ding, it being their 18th anniversary.
Notice was given that some of their
friends wished to meet them on that
evening at their new residence. Be-
tween seven and eight o'clock the friends
to the number Of seventy or eighty, old
and young, male and female, began TO
pour in-each bearing some useful ar
ticle of Iin-ware, which being deposit
ted on a table, the party passed through
to congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. P. After
the party had all congregated, by way
of amusement, q lot Of young men en-
tered single file, blowing their tin
trumpets by way of a serenade, passing
through every part of the house, to the
great Amusement of the entire party.
After enjoying themselves until after
ten O'CLOCK, each one returned to his
own home, well pleased with the inau-
ruration in old st. Clairsville of those
fancy weddings, which we have no
doubt will he kept mp"
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THE BILL providing for a registration
Of voters in this State came up in the
House of Delegates yesterday. 1t has
been modified somewhat since it was
last seen, but yet there's room for i'm
provement-if it is intended to do the
"clean thing"
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crane Farm for Sale.

7 OFFER FOR SALE, Ny TRACT OF
Land containing 81 acres, situated on Bogss
eup three miles south Of the city OF Wheeling.
If has on il about SIX ACRESOFGRh rs nov
~ T|n bearips. a number of apple, peach plum and
n,Lsr truit trees. and other small fruits in varl-
CtT-a dwelling house with six rooms. For
niruculars. apply 10 the subscriber on the
rT.risesL iana5 WIT JAMES
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Now that the moon shines at night,
pedestrians in Centre and other Sec
tions of the city where the gas pipes are
frozen enjoy as much light on the
streets as that portion of the city where
the gas is coursing through the pipes,
but great inconvenience is experienced
in dwelling houses. 1t is thought the
difficulty will soon be remedied.
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WANTED.

4 CTIVE G x Y II Y.
n WHERE to introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY, sells st sight, and demandc constantly in
c~rcasin.. Agents. male and female, now oper-
Htins are making $40 TO SIS per day by working
a lew hours daily. PREVIOUS EIrEKiESCR A
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. A sample of each, worth
y, with terms to agents, sent free by mail 10
any address. Send 90 cents to pay postage.
Y-SATIsFNCnoS GUARANTEED. Address
&. W JACKSON & CO..
mchsIy y D. Box l34s, Baltimore, Md.
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CONTINUED.-S. Sprigg Zane, who IS
charged with forgery, was yesterday
given o formal hearing before Justice
johnson, when the final trial of the case
was continued until to-day.
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JUST SO.-Last evening two ladies
promenading down Main street, were in
conversation, when one of them, with
considerable earnestness, said: ut IS
yery mournful to be . widowp
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ENrERpRIsING.-The authorities Of the
city of Parkersburg r taking steps to
erect watar works in that place.
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have this day old out my stock Of Groceries
and Produce to NELL & DILLINGHAM;, and
recommend them to my old customers, and the
public generally. and bespeak Tor them q liberal
share of the patronage that l have heretofore re.
c-ived. A. ihNEh.
f.hlIDu
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Whetliaaast gesisMs.
LOCAL

PERsoNAL--His Honor Judge j.. j.
Jackson is in the city, stopping atNthe
Sprigg House.
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FOR RENT.

TIE STORE ROOM, NORTHEAST COR.
ner Of Market and Union streets, now occu.
pied a. Wholesale Liquor Store, is offered for
t,ut-pOsSsssion to lie given February Island
tile fixtures OF the store are offered for sale
I,n.n STRINGER & MCKIM.
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FOR SALE.
Good Property for Sale in Bel
Icire. Ohio.

WILL SELL CHEAP. AND UPON EASY
rs . first rate two story concrete house,
i,t,ining five rooms, q good kitchen and cellar,
,"Srtber with stabling and all necessary out
SIili;nrs. This property il situated on Bel.
.,on; street. Bellaire city, Belmont county, Ohio.
wv" PATRICK CLARKE,
1bII.ty Bellaire, Ohio.
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TIN WEDDING.-We SEQ by the st.
Clairsville Gazette that, for the first
time in the history of that town, on
Monday evening last . "Tin Wedding
was celebrated there. As the gentle
who was honored with the affair il
On old citizen of Wheeling We give the
particulars of il, as related by the Ga
sstts: Learning that Mr., !. H. Patter'
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SINCE navigation opened and an
outlet afforded for grain, corn has be-
come firm. 1t sold readily yesterday at
sixty cents per bushel.
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Mrp.-The mild westher and conse-
quent thaw has increased the supply of
mud everywhere.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made to the Legislature
Of Yves, Virginia for the passage of an act 70
change the mode Of taxation no far as il applies
t the property OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road company in said State.
K. T. DEvRIEs, Agent.
wheeling, Jan. -, 1861 .24-d3w
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COURT OF APPEALs.-1n this Court
Yesterday a decision was rendered IN
the JeffeIson county trespass case of
Shepherd and others rs. MQuilkin, by
which the Judgment of the lower Court
was affirmed. This case involves about
$500. During the war q Confederate
force visited MQuilkin's place and
carried off goods to the amount of $4,000.
Shepherd was present when the goods
were "confscatcd," but took no active
part in the transaction, one way or the
other. When the wal ceased MQuilkin
brought suit against Shepherd for the
value of the goods taken by the South
ern troops, claiming that he (ShepheId)
was d southern sympathizer and there
fore an accessory to the crime. The
Jefferson county Circuit Court award
ed M'Quilkin his bill of damages; Shep-
herd took an appeal, the case has been
heard, and the judgment of the lower
Court affirmed.
Some thirty or forty cases were
continued until the next term Of the
Court.
The Court then adjourned until next
summer.
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THOS. O'BRIEN
ForS,Ie. upOn Easy Terms.

THE VERY ELEGANT AND CONNES.
l irntlv located residence of Mrs. Mary
Zane. On Fourth Street. Also : gardening farm
OF thirtv.two acres. situated on Wheeling Island,
and said TO I've one Of the very best farms in this
country. There is All orchard of first rate fruit
trees un the place. together with a good dwell.
Ing aud necessary ont buildings. Sale positive.
For j. +. U'pdegraff. trustee.
THOS. OBRIEN,
Eh"iw Real Estate Agent.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Mining and Manufacturing Co.
900

DIRECTORS:
HENRY CRANGLE, JACOB BERGER,
President, Vice President.
n. W. EUET, A. ALLEN HOWELL,
W. d. SIMPSON, I. N. DODS0N,
w. i. PETERSON, Sr.
THIS COMPANY IS now FULLY
L organized, and will, in . short time, com.
Lnurisating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimnsys. g
For information IN regard to ths Stock Or
business Of the Company, apply to sithsr Of ~
andsrsigned officers, or as the Company's Office
On Main Street, noxt door to the n. and II
Bank. w. i. PETERSON, Jr., Sos,y,
-&.f 7. HuDRETH, Trsasf, e
S0SEpH q. c0NNRLL, supt ~
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WANTS..
MACHINES

u VT"
- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced. fully licensed machine. Send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK. : NJ. Co, Bidde-
inrd Maine. novl4.ly
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FOR RENT.

w Furniture. the house on Fourth street.,
occupied Nv Mr.. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also. two brick t-uements o. the Island for rent
OF sale. Apply TO Mrs. :. MITCHELL.
drrIs OF u. JACOB.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

nNE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
" by US. Enquire on the premises.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.,
iluu Nos. ID II and 10 Main street.
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THE SUDDEN CHANGE.-The recent
"cold snap" was one of the most sudden
and unexpected ever known. In proof
of this assertion We may state that In
some places earth worms were frozen to
death. The recent mild weather hav-
ing altogether thawed the earth, these
door worms yentured from their winter
quarters, where they had been impris-
oned by the ice, and came forth to in
hale a little fresh air and renew old ac-
quaintances. They were evidently de-
lighted, and the numerous traces of
their journeyings in the pathway shsw
that they made the most of the brief
time allowed them. But the "eager and
nipping air" bore down upon them in the
midstpf their revelry, and changed their
"merry meetings" into "stern alarums."
This cruel interruption ended the "Diet
Of Worms" and the poor members Of
the assembly were stark frozen before
they could regain the homes which they
had left in an evil hour. So it seems
there are other creatures besides man
that cannot foretell the weather, and
are caught, u~nprepared, by sudden and
perilous changes.
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NOTICES.
w FIR MI ,

JANIS NEuI. .......... Formerly of Re Nein
WILLIAM ElLINGHAN, Formerly Of A. Turner s Co.
NEW FIR NJ.
U'HE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED
n CO. partnership, for the purpose of doing q
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Business, at
the old stand of A. Turner & Co, will continue
Ia keep a general assortment OF Groceries and
Produce. which will be sold at the lowest posi-.
hle rates, and solici a continuance of the pat
rouage heretofore 80 literally extended to 4.
Turner & TO.
NELL & ELLINGHAM.
Successors 10 A.. Turner & 60.
WUrpII<C Eel, = lsG1
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NELL & ELLINGHAM.
A CARD.

SuCCrSShfN 10 n. IUTHcI
WEBBING. Feb. :. ls6I.
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Les.
don, graduate from one Of the most sminsst
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been sPcntin the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia aud elsewhere.
has effected some Of the most astonishing cuDss
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when ssleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden soupds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement OF mind, were eur
al immediately,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-12
The History Of HdrimiIian.

The following i sketch of the life OF
MaNimiii;In. who. there Is no doubt. was
shot by the Mexican liberals. June l9:
Ferdinand Maximiliam Joseph. Arch
duke OF Austria. and sometime Emperor
"t Mexico. was born at Schunhrum ON
the 9TH oi July. 1852 Hi- father was
Francis Charles Joseph, Archduke oi
Austria. and his mother Sophie Doro-
thea, daughter of Maximilian l., Kim
OF Bavaria. Naximilian received his
education at Vienna then. As now. one
ot the gayeSt and most dissoluie capitals
OF Europe. lie did not. however, III
dul &c in the trlyoliies 50 common TO the
-obllity OF Austria, but appears 10 have
spent great part of his youth in study
and travel. Al an early age be entered
the navy OF the empire and saw consid-
cradle service al sea, sailing abou. the
Mediterranean, and visited all the ada
cent countrieS-Greecc, Italy, Morocco.
French Algeria, Spain and Portugal.
At the aye of twenty-five he was placed
at the head of what Is termed by courte-
sy the Austrian marine, and with a
squadron visited the coasts of Syria and
Palestine, He went also to the Red Sea,
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.Surratt's Flight -Icr0SS TIE -ftidn-
tic.
INCIDENTS AND CONFESSIONS OF THE v"Y-
AGE

In the Surratt trial, on Monday. Dr.
Lewis Mcmillan. the SURGEON of the
ocean steamship Peruvian, from April TO
October. 1860. WIS sworn, and testified
that Surratt crossed the Atlantic To Lon
dondcrry with him on the vova"c in
which he left Quebec for Liverpool. Sep
tember IT,. 1860. The witness said that
he first saw the prisoner on the mail
steamer Montreal. runnin" between Mon
treal and Quebec. on the 18th OF Sep
tcmbcr. 1860. About Il week or ten
DAYS after Il man named la Pierre.
priest. who AT the time lived i'll Montreal.
came to ME and said that somebody was
coming On the 9TH of September. |
was going TO Quebec on the steamer
Montreal. and there ! met this Mr.. La
Pierre again. who said that he would in
troduce me to his friend. He took me
to the state room of which he had the
KEY. The state room was locked. and
he unlocked it, and in the room | found
/ the prisoner ut the bar. Mr.. La Pierre
introduced the prisoner at the bar under
/ the name of Met Cartv. and |, never Sis
pccting who the prisoner was, passed the
evening and night with him. Surratt's
hair was then short, and of dark brown
color: did not perceive it wa> dyed.
but afterwards found it out. The con-
versation that evening was general. La
Pierre went to Quebec with Us. and
when we got to Quebec we had breakfast
on the steamer Between . and 10
o'clock the passengers were transferred TO
the steamer Peruvian, and upon reach
inc her. La Pierre said to lie in Surratts
presence that he wished me to let Sur
ratt occupy my room till the steamer
left. | did 50. and he occupied my room
till the steamer left, which was half an
hour, when La Pierre went ashore. That
day, | remember that after lunch or din
ner, the prisoner came to me, and point,
ing 10 one Of the passengers, asked III,
if l knew who that gentleman was, anC
| said did not Surratt then said h,
thought that the man was an American
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4 SHnmer Suaddy in The Cor-
nccficHf IaEicy.

IL l. worth ali Ine lilconVenlyllce> ans
M from the occasional upcr action al
New England Sabbath observance. 10 ol,-
tam the iull iiavnr OF a Ncw England
Sunday Bui Tor rhi>. one should have
hoen born there; silouli have found
Sunday already ws,iiin- i;.r him. and
accepted Ii with imllicii ami absolute
convection. n If II W,re 1 law ui nature.
IN the same w:iy thai NIGHT and ,iax.
summer an1 Ulnier. are paris of mature.
lie should have hoen drought up hv
parents who had done The same 1hinr.
A. They we've iy parents rycn more ~irici
if that were possible; until. noi religious
persons peculiarly, hui ever1lcdv-noi
churches alone. bui sociriv ii>rlt and ali
liz population. those vine hroLe il a.
much as those who k,I'i ii-wcrc stained
through with The color cf SUNDAY. Nay.
until nature had adopted IL. ami land its
commands on all l,irI> AMI beasts. ON The
sun and winds and upon ihe whole Al
mo>phere, - that without much ima.i-
naiion- one mi@hi imaeine. in "A senninc
New England SUNDAY oi lln,, Cunneciicut
River valley stamp. HAT God was ~iill
on that day resting from all The work
which lac had created and made, and
that all His WORKS rested with Him
Over all The town re>irl The Lori'>
peace The SAW was ripping away yes
;eriav IA the carl,enicr>.shop. and ihc
hammer waS NOISY enough To-day
there ! not 4 sign OF lite there. The
anvil makes no music to-,lay. Tommy
Taii's buckets and barrels cire forth no
hollow, thumping sound The mill l.
-ilent-only the brook continues NOISY.
Listen, In Wonder pine wood, whai a
cawing o: CROWS Like an ccho. in a
wood still more remote. other crows ar.
answering But even a crows threat
to-day l. musical DO they think, be-
cause they haze black coai> on, that they
are parsons, and have 4 right lo play
pulpit with all the pine trees Nay.
The birds viii not have any such molIo-
poly-they are all singing, and singing
all together. and no one cares whether
his song rlIshes across anOihers or not.
Larks and robins, blackbirls and orioles.
Sparrows and 5luebipls. knocking cat
birds and wrrns were furrowin. the ar
with such mixture as no other day but
Sunday, when all artificial anl human
sounds cease, could ever hear. Eyerv
new and then n bobolink seemed i'm
pressed with the duty OF bringing these
JIangling birds into more regularity and
ike a country singing master, he flew
down the ranks, singing all the parts
himself il snatches, as II to stimulate
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and help the laggards. In vain, sun
'iay IN the birds DAY, and they will have
their own demorraiic worship.
There wis no sound In The yiIlass
street Look either ws,r-not = vehicle.
not a human bcing The smoke rose
uP soherlr and quietly, a. If II said-ii
i SUNDAY. The leaves On the great rl1ns
hung motionle>s, glitIerins la dew. as II
ihey. too, ike the people who dwelt uu-
der their shadow, were waiiine for tie
i'ell lo RING for meeting. B,e> sung and
flew ~ usual. but honey bres have sun
day NAV with them all ihs week, and
could scarcely change for he better un
the seventh day.
i'a1 oh, the sun Ii hsd sent before
and cleared every siam out of the dim
sky The blue he.,en WAS MOI dim ana
low, as on secular DAYS bui curved and
deep, A. if on SUNDAY ii shook of MI 1,-
cUnbrance which during The week had
lowered and laiicncd ii, anu slrane
hack 10 The arch and >rlnmciery OF =
dome, All ordinary sounds caught the
spirit OF the day The shutting of =
door sounded twice Is far as usual The
rattle oi the bucket IN 4 ncishlors ward.
no longer mixed with heterogeneous
li"l~es. seemed new sound. Tllr hens
went SILENTLY abou1, aud rooster, crowed
ln psalm tunes. And when the first i,ell
runs, nature seemed oreuoycd 10 find
>oneihips that il might 10 without
breaking Sunday and rolled 1hc sound
orer and orcr, and pushed II through
the ar, and raced with IL orcr field aud
lnll- lwior a. far A. on week DAYS
Nauy Hard B,coior'> NurH oJ' -Nsyryyd
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. IL. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patents,

late J-,Itot [. ). Patent once Washington, Cundyr
the aCI UG i>a1.
.- STATE Street, oiposlic hAcy Street, Boston.
Ar! al extensive practice ol upwards OF twenty
.- ultuj,> l. secure patents In The Htcd States;
$3.50 pIcI hrta.u. France and Otl.sr iofelsn COun-
- 't\' dl>. Specifications, bU.!.s, aSI-liHtnt>, ana
-.G, ~ dTd"i-- lvT patents, executed Un liberal
'.'..r, ami with GcspttCH. Researches made INTO
'..r. Al VI brcl-h WJ.H>, 10 Get' mine the validity
..",E % pLtruts or ILveIltioHs-aHI lcsm Or other
'" Ir'"crc IN al matters touching the saline, Copies
... e-.us u az patent 'ar.sncd 10y RENTING 81.
'-- -'.-., "ts recorded ii " aaAlistUu.
IMOSIAL>.
'r-Ngi Nj. Ftty one ci the most successful
"'' ''pat.r practitioners with WHOM have had uMcl-
.. .-.r. ,l.E-y. C!tAS. MASDN
Commissioner Ot Patents.
.l.. uo hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
''., dud more Cdpay.e Cl putting lhcr Applications
... 30! o. secure lJr them an early ana favorable
.'rdl.p. at The patch; 1!!cc.'
itAl Nd Bl Ah r. Late Commissioner O Patents.
VI Il. Ii. LdIy la, made Tor me IL applications, on
."u" u' which patents have been granted, aL'i
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