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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
'NTrED erArRe NAVAL ACADEMY

TINTED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY,
Proposals. sealed and endorsed proposals. for furnishing
until The nrst day Of Dscsmbsr 1851 for delivering
the following artlclss:-
Midshpmenss Parade Jackets. tt Nts-@9s4 &
Mdshipmens Parade Pants .ew
hidshipmeu's Fatigue Jackets
Mtdshipmsns Fatigue Pants. tMt.aHNMw retg
Midshfpmen's Flannel Jumpers
Midshipmon's Cloth Overcoats. @ IT. az f@@
To be delivered a the Naval Academy free of oxpeuoo
such umes ~ the articles may be needed -,
The dress parade suits be Of blue Navy cloth of
Qua Without eoss not liable 10 fade shrink in hs
wool and capable Of standing such the
think proper 70 subject them The fatigue b.
made OF Navy blue cloth Of less expensive a.
strong texture subject 70 the same the parade
suits -T-a
The overcoats win be made Of OF seod quality
and subject 70 the same tests Nc aforesaid. -
Samples cloth and flannel viii be furnished the
Of making proposals. and labelled with price Of gar
mont. The clothing will be hand sewed and In the
the Navy.
Responsible security prompt and faithful delivery
OF uniforms must be inserted In separate proposal
otherw bids viii not be accepted
Patterns and descriptions OF uniforms will be furnished
Vice Admiral u. ID. PORTER
a. r. THORNTON Paymaser United States Navy In charge
Naval Sto~ekeeper's Dept
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Omcial Transfers Of Real Estaae In BrookIyn
on Thursday.
lots, Greene LOO "a FROM Patchen av I0nr7oo
lot De Kaib Az. IS II ' from Carlton Az, s9sr2s6
D.. $500
w D........................... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s75o
3lo's, 9TH Az cor yn g. oireo D............, 1900
lot and house. 81 81, 100 u . from Smith a. nsp
zlo,. IL. 81 cor njs,h St ioorsa il g. '- 10
lot, Prospect IT, rs ~ Bridge at 7qr25 D. alU0
lot Jefferson 81, US n . from Broadway i25xses,
lot .nerepo,.n Az Isl ii from drand Az 7 1'S'
iio asiropo,sn a., Il from Grand a., sss.s Nv
sio,. Hooper 81 corner Of Harrison Az ;s,s 4 d, 400
lot and house. . Hsrsiner a. corner OF Albany 1T
lot sands 81 rs re from Charlie; s lo,Iss. W s.. 500
lots- koscinsko st. 100 u . from Marcy az 1Ws50
w D.......... Lao
lot ConsrysA 81 near WILLOW AZ, n0s2B n D...... 10
lat 10Th at, 80 u W from gth sv lz4x3n a ~ i6u
lot and house, Washington 81, csrner OF Front A.
sgrss Ai2c
esr2o .......s $500
ahDt st 70 4xTSf0 w D.........,....
lot Hunter st. 10 u efron Putnam av irso W b. 22vs
A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE
~ tnewb for s&c-0n Carlton avenue. Di feet north Of
Dekaib all the Improvements; nsxhborhood 6rst ciass
Apply on premises. WV. FLANAGAN.
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ion vi country are persons publicly known, VINO
have been re- tered by it from alarming anu ever,
desperate disc of the lungs When once tfl''i
lis superiority over every other eNpcctoran Is 100
n,parent to escape Observation, and where ITS Nlr-
tues are known, the public no longer hesitate what
anti,late employ tor the distressing and danger
Gus affections of the pulmonary organs incident TO
our climate. While many inferior remedies ihru,'
u,,ou Ihc community have failed and been discarded,
mis- has gained friends by every trial conferred
benefits on the afflicted, they can neveri"rget, ana
produced cures too numcrou, and too remarkable
to Ice forgotten. -.
We can assure the public that its quality Is care.
fully kept up the best it ever has been, AMI that
it ma, he relied To do for that relief, all int II
has ever done. "a
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, states
men, and ether eminent personasrs, nave rent
their name certify the unparalleled usefulness
of orr remedies, but space here will not rtrniit the
Insertion of them. The Agents below named tur-
ni>h gratis our AMERICAN AIMtNAt IN winch 'h'y
are given; with also full descriptions oil the cont
plants our remedies cure
These Who require aiteratir- medicine to pu-
riiy the bfpod will find AYERS toMi, ENT sNisA.
rARILIA the one to use. Tryit once, and You VIII
c,nrer its value.
Prepared by DIR j. e. AVER Co, Lowell
Mass and sold 10y oil Druggists, and dealers in
medicine every where. JauSFcb5l
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Whereas stephen u. Homer of Bucksport in II G
County of hancock. on the tenth ay of April A.
1885. by his mortgage Deed of that date by him
duly executed and recorded in Hancock Registry
of Deeds, Vol 70 Page 43 conveyed to the under.
signed Julia \ simpson, the following described
parcels of real estate situated in said Bucksport
and bounded rs follows, to wit: Beginning at the
south east corner of land formerly occupied by Is.
Atwood, thence running eight rods by land now
or formerly owned or occupied by b. H. ", ;. L.
Homer across the stream to land of the heirs of
Eben Croker, to stake, thence south So east
seven rods ledge thence ;. 12' west, four an
one half rods tn stone Monument or stump
standn. near the Mill Stream, thence following
the stream down to said Atwood's land thence \
2,s west by said Atwoods land to the place of be
| ginning, Containing scventy-sevcn rods more oi
| les, being the same premises conveyed by SeWal
| Lake, to d. {. Homer by deed recorded III
| Hancock Registry Book III. Page III.
| The conditions of said mortgage deed, being
broken claim forcclose the same according I,
| the statute il the such cases made and provided
aud hereby give notice accordingly.
JULIA 4. STIMrSOS,
| Bv her attorney, PARKER TU6K
Buckspor, Jan. Is, 1857,
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DYSPEPSIA.

There is no disease which experience mas 80 am
ply proved to be remcdiahlc by the PERUVIAN
SYRUP, "a protected solution of the ProtoNide OF
from, rs Dyspepsia The most inveicrate forms
at this disease have been completely cured by this
mc,lirine, as ample testimony of some of DER hrst
citizens proves.
FROM THE VENERABLE ARCllDEACoN
sUOrr, -. u.
pIfNIIAM, Canada East.
az am an inyeterate Dysreptie Oh Mo''h
THAN - YEARS STANDING"
" have been 50 wonderfully hcnchte'i
i'm the three short weeks during whrh nave "e,'
the Peruvian syrup, that can scarcely feis"auc
my.cL of the reality. People who have Know y
known and can hut recommend TO others 'hh'
which mas done SO much fol me-
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOL
LOWS
"Mv VOYAGE to Europe is indefinitely postponed
I haze discovered the "fonntain al icalth ON
this side OF the Atlantic. Three bottles OF ieru
Wan syrup have rescued me from the fangs oil the
hend Dyspepsia
A pamphlet of 81 pages, containing history o'
this remarkable remedy, with treatise on i'o"
as n Medicine" will he sent free to any address.
The genuine has '.PERCrIAN SYRUP blown IN
'"' J.P. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
SO hey street Sew York
u,,,,. oil Dru.cists iwi
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Book Table.

The February number Of the Rirerside Mag.
a.ine is received. This work for Young Poo.
pie must prove very popular. This number is
finely gotten up. Many writers of talent have
been engaged TO furnish articles and ilustra-
lions for future numbers $3.50 in advan &C.
H,lri & Houghton, New York.
EVERY SATURDAY.-In addition to the cx-
ccllent Serials, by Miss Thackery, Henry Kings
lev and Edmund Yates, this popular Weekly
has numerous short, pithy articles on European
political and social topics, which are of great
interest to all intelligent Americans. 1t also
gives every week one or more choice poems by
Swinburne, Buchanan. Jean IngeiOw, or some
other of the rising poets of England: frequent
" it is enriched by a translation of some spec
tally instructive or interesting sketch from
French and German periodicals. In fact it COLI
tains weekly Il valuable miscellany Of what is
hest and--t0 American readers--mOst attract
i've in Foreign current Literature. 1t is pub
lishcd by Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
LIST OF CONTENTS OF OUR SCHooLDAy VS.
ITOR.-For FEBRUARY, 1867. White Stockings
and Red; by james Barron Hope; The Wish
ing Family; by Mrs; II Gilderslceye; Ihe
Uncle Samuel; ldyl ola Brook; BY August
Bell; An Indian Friendly Edward Egglcston
John Jones Fortune; Diaiogae, by II + Me-
Bride; Winter; by Alexander Clark; Common
III ngs by the Editor; The Barnaclc's History
by Mrs. j f McConaughy. Cloud Pictures: by
Luclla Clark, The Naughtness Of Miss Kitty
Cat: by Mrs. { II Gildcr>lceve, Daddy Dimple !;
by c. ID. Gardettc, Work When You Work !:
by Eliza Doolittlc, The Farmers Boy by II Il
Nc Bride, Peter and the Poker; by c +, Our
Stairway; Edited by W NJ Clark, Toiing up
the Hill L Music by Rev. A A Graley.
The New York Tribune says in reference to
"OuR SCHOoLDAY NisrrOR:' ut Is most
valuable aid in the caliso of Juvenile education.
being adapted for reading book in school and
II companion at home. The contents are full
of useful information impaired in an attractive
form, and show diligence and skill upon the
part of the editor and publishers"
Sl,25ayear. $1,00 to clubs. Specimen num-
beers 10 cents. Published by j. w. DAUGiI-
ADAY & Co. 1903 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Pa
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Oratorios and Cantatas,
URATORfOS;

Tho Creation. H.ydn Cloth 500. Boards
Sl.6O, Paper sl3s. Messiah, Hanaet Ct. $2i0,
BIDS, sl.'O, Pa, 81 30. M os es in .ERypt, Hosi-
s2.25, David, Nemlomm, S1lO, st. Eaul
tnsta, CT. $3.50, Bsl's, s2.OO, Pa. SIs't Nanman,
Costa, CT. $50 Yds, ~ 90, Pa. 10. Mt. si nj,
NeutOptHt, $500. Praise to God, BTistor, S2."i,
CANTATAS.
AS the Hart Pants. Mh2elssoAn BIDS, co cts.
Pa 80 Hear my Prayer, Mendelssohn. 80 ymn
of Praise, .Uendeissohn. s GO, Miriam's Song
of Triumph, Schubert, -. Praise OF frien dship
Mozart, 50. st. Cecilia's Day. Fan Free. CT. 81.
d, Pa. 100. May Queen. ErnneH. CT s1.25, Pa.
30. The M otning, Refss. 30 Storm King. Baker
49, Burning Ship, baher, ~. Winters ven
Transient and Eternal, Rou,berg, SO. Great
Rebellion, UrbSter, $500
The above sent postpaid Of price.
OLIVER DlTS4N e. CO., Publishers,
277 Washington St., Boston.
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LENtNGroS, MISSOURI. May y, 1860.

LENtNGroS, MISSOURI. May y, 1866.
MESSRS J. y. HARRIS & CO.:
DEAR SIHs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM pretty well known in our city and conn
trv and have sold about all the four dozen bottles
sent me in March last and nnd that persons who
try the Balsain once, come back again for more. a
IL gives them satisfaction: and recommend it in
preference to any other medicine for CouGlIs OF
COLDS, Please send me six dozen bottles AS soor
As possible Lam, yours, Sc,
THOMAS !. FLETCHER Druggists.
PS sell more Aliens Lung Basam, than all
other Cough. Remedies together, and it gives gen
eral satisfaction.
sold bv c. e. Peck, Druggists. Ellsworth Maine.
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines. lmIt
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Special Notices,
ACANYASS OFTHE UNION

proves that the most successful candidate for gem
eral favor ever placed before
The People.
is that pure and salubr,ous vegetable beautihcr,
CRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Far and wide throughout the restored republic, in
defiance of rivalry and compc titon, it appeals
TO THE POLLS!
of all who design to clothc the same with the
magnificent black o brown hues which nature has
denied, or age stolen away. Manufactured by j.
CRI>TADORU, Il A .tor House. New York. sold
by Druggists. Applied by all lair prcssers,
lmsp4
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SCROFULA,

DR.. LUGOI., of Paris one OF the most eminent
Chemists of Europe, said:
.The most astounding results may be anticpat-
ed when Iodine can he dissolved in pure water"
DIR. IL. ANDERs, after fifteen years OF scientific
rescrch and expe riment, has succeeded in ,ilssolv
ing one and one quarter grams of Iodine to each
fluid on nee OF water. and the most astounding
results have followed its use, particularly in
Scrotula and diseases thercform. Circulars tree,
DR. II. Anndea's Iodine Water is for sale by j
T. DINSMORE, IS Dey street, New York, and fy
all Druggists. lmsp12
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ARCROsTIC.

q entity it penetrates through every pore,
riicying sufferers from each angry sore
A n rounds il heats with certainty and speed
c uts, Eurns, from inflammation soon are 'feeo'
T. rupfioms, u its presence disappear;
kins lose each stain and the MONS clear
8 ALIVE. such Us GRaCE's every one should buy.
A ii 10 its wondrous merits testify,
T. ct those who doubt, single Doc bit try
erily, then its true deserts 'twouid nave;
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NOTICE OF FOR ECLOsCRE..

y
Whereas Lcander Gray, of Bucksport in the
County OF Hancock, the twenty fifth day oil
January \. H., ISIS. by his mortgage Deed OF thti
date 10y him duly executed, md recorded in Han
cock Registry ot Deeds, Vol Id. Page Al, con.
viewed To the undersigned, 10 eph +. AmeS, the
following described Parcel of real estate situated
in -ail Buck sport and bounded as follows, to wit
beginning IN the County road leading from the
Village Ia Long Pond settlement on laud OF -Joi,i
Liitlticld, and running south easterly on said
ihtfetchl> line to AN Allowance way or town.llne
thrnce westerly by said allowanct-wa or tow
line thirty rods to stake stone, thence ncrti
westerly on u line PARALLEL with said l.ittieiicl'
line 10 the road, thence ON said road thirty r"ds
iir-t bound, meaning to convey II strip oi IAN,
thirty rods wide. next westerly to John Iittrueit
which will lay between the County road and allow
| ancc way or town line and south eastcrly OF SAT-
road.
| The condition Of said mortgage deed, heinz
broken, | claim to furecloSc the the same, accoru
ing to the statute in such ease made and prov ide'
aud hereby give notice accordingly
JOSEPH J.. AMt.S.
BY his Atty FAEkER TICK.
Bueksport. Feb, 18th, ls67. i
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ALLcOcKs POROUS PLAsTERs,

sAc OasOe" ''fA' '''e'''
Allentown. Penn, April !, lssb
Mcssrs. T. AIIeOCk Co
Denr Sirs My daughter used one of y"ur P"r
ou- Plasters She had a very bad pain in her sitii
and it cured her in one week.
Yours truly,
JOHN V. y. HUNTER.
We refer to the
Forty Thousand Druggists
who sell our rlastcrs, as to their high sterling
character.
ALLCvCK & co, Agency. Brandrcth House
New York. Sold by all Druggists. lm>pi
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TO OWNERS CoE'
HORSES,

r, IfOUSANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY
| from Collie. This need not be. DIR. To-
bias Ncnitian Horse Linimcn; will positively
cure every case if given when first taken. The
cost is only one dollar. Every owner of II horse
should have bottle in his stable, ready Tor use
It is warranted superior to anything else for the
cure of Cuts, Wind Calls, swellingS, Sore Throat,
sprains Bruises, Old sores, &c. This Liniment is
no new remedy. II has been used and approved
of for - years by the first iIorscmcn in the conn
try. Given To an over driven horse. +" acts like
magic. Orders are con'tantly received ON the
Rdci09 Sf',bics Of Eng,a'm for it. The celebrated
Hiram Woodruff, Ut trottnc fame, has used it for
years, and says it is far superior to any other he
has tried. lie kindly permits me TO refer t" him
His address is East New York, Long Island. Rec
ollcct pr. Tobias Nenitan Horse Linimcnt is put
up in pint bottles. Take other, sold hy Drug
gi,ts and sadiltrs. Depot, 5d Cortland Street,
New York. 'w5l.
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M A r r r d.

Eden-Feb. eth, by f. NJ. Hamor, Esq, Mr.. Sam
uel 1ladley of Eden. to Miss Mary Z. Walls Of Mt.
Desert.
In Bucksport,-Pcl. 10th, by II. T. Osgood. ESP,
Hiram 8. Keys, of Orland, and Miss Clara 4.
William, of Bucksport.
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~ A L Il l o y .

z
whereas my wife Harriet NJ Salisbury, has left
my bed and board without any just cause or pro.
vacations my part: | therefore hereby forbid
all persons harboring or trusting her on my ac-
count as shall pay bills ~ debts by her con
tracted for any purpose hereafter.
y, 5. SALISBURY,
Bucksport Feb. nth, 1861. awi
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D I f. d.

Died id Eisworth.-i3th, Mr.. JAMES Mcfarland
aged 81 years, months and IL days. Mr., 4McFar-
The funeral will be attended at the Baptist Meet.
inghouse at !, o'clock Friday afternoon.
years For nearly 30 years he was a member OF
the Baptist Church, and to him death had no sting
for h. trusted in Jesus.
9s years, Supposed to b5 the last member of the
German Church. which was composed OF the ca-
lest settlers of Waldoboro. Also, the same day
Mrs Catharine weaver aged 81; years and S mos.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR TIE ENrIDtIRE
OF Coughs, Colds 1n-
fiucnSa, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, l
cipient Cnnsurnpth .
and for the relief OF
-Consumptive, Patients
in advanced stages OF
the disease.
40 wide j. the field of
- its usefulness, and 81
numerous are its curc-,
that in almost every sect
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WHY >UcrER FROM SORES

When by the use OF the Arnica Ointment you
can easily be cured 1t has relieved thousands from
Burns, Cuts. Chapped Hands, BOils,
Sprains, Warts, Itch,
And every complaint of the skin. Try it FOR it,
costs but IS cents. Be sure to ask Tor
IIale's Arnica Ointment!
For sale by all Druggists, OF send ~ cents ~ ~.
r. srYMorH 4 Co., Boston Mass, and receive =
box by return mail. bmos1l
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DIR. T.. X. TAYLOR.

No. II, HANOVER STREET, BosroN, has for "
Years. In addition to his general family practice
given special attention to the treatment of all Dis
eases Of the Blood; Urinary and Reproductive Or.
gans, and all complaints peculiar to women. Goct
accommodations provided for patients who pre-.
fer to remain in tire city dnring treatment, ~
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote HE
entire time to the treatment of all diseases incidel
to the female systems "A experience of tw5nt
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and pc
manent relief in the eorst eases of Suppression
al other Menstruai arrangements, from ,OhdteUe
All letters for advice must contain ST. Ofict
No Endicott street, Boston.
B.-i,oard furnished 10 those who wish to re-
min under treatment.
Boston, June -, lsGc. 1y24N
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SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILL.

A certain Cure for Diseased Liver md
the many Dangerous Malasiies which
are caused by morbid condition of
that organ.
l. in which SCHENCkS Mandrake Pills produce
those wonderful effects which at'rsted by thousands
OF reliable Witnesses, We present a brief
DESCRIPTION OF TIE HUMAN LIVER
and its functions which will make the operation of this
popular medicine perccptiblc to every mans under
staidiug
absorlcnts. one of its obvious is To sccrctc and
prepare the bile 1t likewise ltrrs the blood aud sep
aratcs that luld from all impurities How dispensbly
necessary To health is the proper performance OF this
function II the liver is diseased, 1t cannot purify tho
blood, and il that is scn back through the lungs BRAIN
and other parts in morbid condition, it must cause
jaundcc biiousncss obstruction Of the kidneys gravel
aud in.tny other complaints more or less painful and
dangerous, but the least of them quite enough TO make
man sick and ugromortablc, and unfit for the per.
formancc Of any Of the duties OF life This unhealthy
state II the system often ends In pulmonary COLI
SUMPTION
The heart sends the vital current down through
the arcres passes through the flesh. taking all
impurities in its then the stream OF blood flows
backward through the veins, and passes to the liver to
be purified 1t is impossible t"eu consumption. scro
ula scarcely any other Kind of liberation while that
important liver is diseased 1t is for that
son that" regular ply sicans rarely cure consumption
cough medicine, the basis of which is norpia or opium
in some shape. which locks up the liver instead Of r."
laxug the secrctons giving tone To the somacl and
producing healthy How OF bile. DR. Sclcnck's
lulmOnic Syrup, SeaNveed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills,
will strengthen the system. purify the blood and ripen
and heal ulcers on the lungs
A volume would be required, 10 give a 'rcf account
at the remarkable cures performed by lr Sc'eiick
medicines. lulmuiir syrup, Scawccl Tonic and
Mandrake lilis, AL al which are accompanied by ul
directions tor the Use Of them.
Dr. SCiiENCK Will he professionally at his rooms
every week =. Bond street New York and ., Hanover
street. Boston. a. NJ. until 81 NJ He gives ad-
vice free but for thorough examination with the Res
promoter the charge is five t) dollars Ills medicines
are Tor sale by all druggists and dealers Also full
supply all times his Price at the ulmohic
Syrup and Seawecd Tonic, each Sl. per bottle or 81 n
the half dozen. Mandrake Pills - ccuts per 4.
GEO. G. GOODWIN II Co, - Hanover Street, Agents
for Boston. For sale by all druggists.
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DIR. 5. 5. PITCHES
+" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Sevcnty-sx pages; price q cents Sent :" any
address No money required until the book is re-
c.iycd, read anil FULLY approved. lis "A perfect
Guide to the sick or indi-po.c l.
Address DIR. ). ;. FITCH, - fremont street.
Boston. S's-
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I'D
~ twenty Sear$: continues to secure Patents nj
the Cnitd STATES also In great Britain, FRA
and other foreign countries. GAY eats, Specified
ions, Bonds, Assignments, snd al papers or draw
ngs for Patents, executed on reasonable fern1s
with dispatch: Researches ututle into American
ar d Foreign works; 10 determine legal and other
advice rendered IN all matters touching the same
Copies of the claims of any patent furnished by
re,nttiiig one dollar; Assignments recorded iii
WasiIingtUsi:
No Agency IN the t-phed State possesses superior,
facilities far oaaining PATENTS; ,r ascettdiniag tas
procticdDi'fg Of Intentions:
During eight months the subscriber In the cotfrse
of his large practice made thrice rejected apyfx
cations SIXTEEN kPrEAIs erery one Of which ~as
decided MhisJd,6f by the Commissioners VI Patents:
s., TESTIMONIALS:
az regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of The most durable and
onic ini intercourse: CHAA, MASON;
Commissioned of Patents,
~ have no hesitation III assuring Inventors that
they cannot tfnplor II man .h'ore competent and
frufrorthy and more capable # putting their
applications in II form TO for them an early
and favorable consideration ut the Patent 6nct:
EDMUND BCRk,"
Late Commissioner al patcnts.
''Mr, II II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE of which patents
have been granted. and that one is nowpentl,ng.
ability on his part leads the td recommend nH in
vcntors to apply to him ~ procure their patents,
rs they may be sure of having the most faithful
attention bestowed OH their cases. anH n very
reasonable charges: JOHN TAGGAKD."'
Jan. /, iSi1-1yJl