davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-02-25

N@ $1,000
to de United State Government fully i'm
pressis me wild a sence OBJ wat | owe to
mi SET, oh wat [ owe to udders an imp
pels me TO rite, as | kan, eft kannot rite
as, | shood.
Mulch hab bin SADIE, mulch hab bin rit-
ten abbout de Sesshun of Sin Tommas an
Sin Jon to de Unitid State oh Merrika, an,
purhaps, mulch may be SADIE an ritten alb
bout dsi Han dat may sarve to sho de Feel
ms, de Dissires an de Hexpektashuns oh
its Natib Poppelashun an udder pursuns,
WHO'D ar not Natib, but or Resident Own
urs oh Landid Proppurty an naturally fele
an anksiety abbout emmy moobmence or
change, dat may injur or prummote dair
IntruStS.
hab frekwent oppertunitis to be a
Stunt Listennur to Discusshuns dat hab
dair in1uance on mi powders Oh thinking
an r~esanin. I see mo, hare mo, an kno
mo on sum subject dan sun udder pur-
suns WHO'D ar not in de way to see, hare,
an kno menny tings dat dey ort not to be!
Stangejurs to. Frum all | hab hare Ian
dat is not a l~eetle) | had q reason to tink,
dat, dair ar but fu, very flu pursuns
amung us, WHO'D do not hope, dat an arly
Sesshun oh Sain Crixe to de Unitid State
oh Merikka may sumo be effektid, an 10 us,
poor Mathis, PROOF a Koncesshun, dat we
kannot fele udderwise den grateful fur to
de end OBJ oubur Libes. [ am also indu-
sed to belebe, dat wedder dis Han, is to
be, or is not to be sedid to de Unitid
States, an wedder It's inhabitants ar TO be,
or ar not to be Merriam Citissins, is Eb-
berry Ones fust tort in de Mornin an lost
tort at Mite, an dat de dissire oh oubur
peple to bekum Merriam Citissins, is not
de dissire oh a fu, but is de dissire OBJ, at
lese, nine tents oh de Poppelashun, WHO'D
knose WHARF de Shuse pinchis, an fur
dair Krippled state, ar seekin fur, and
hopin TO fine q Remmady dat may be,
Benefeshal to All. I%njurius to None.
We, Mathis oh Sain Crixe, kin hold up
oubur Heds an prowdly say OBJ Oubur
Sets, Dair is not a mo Submissib, mo En-
durin, mo Forbarin, nor mo Loryal peple,
den We, Mathis oh Sain Crixe. Let US,
den hope, dat oubur Well Belubbed Sob
BERN His Nose ERASMUS Majesty de King
OBJ Denmark, may be pleased to say OBJ US,
"Dair is not a Pepel mo desrrbin oh
Royal Fabur dan de Pepel oh Sain Crixe.
To dem | will koncede all dey may reson-
nebly dissire, an dat is Compattebil wild
my sense OBJ Justis an my ~inclenashun to
prummote de Intrusts OBJ a Peopil WHO'D
hab faithfully save me-" Mr.. Hedditur!
I trus, de ~foregoin Sexshuns OBJ dis Kom-
munikashun, will be, in yure estemashun,
ekwal TO Tousan Apologies frum me fur
de libutty I take in agen intrudin on yure
time an space, ar wild yure parmisshun,
will now, troo de mediom OBJ yure Paper,
dat is ganin a desarved C~ellebrety), in
form sum oh its Redurs, WHO'D hab fine
folt wild my Language, an wundur wy l
hab ritten ondur an assume Name, dat,
aldo I am not Profishent in ,wisdum, |
belebe [ hab Sense enuf to kno, dat,
ondur hexistin sarkumstancis mi Ian
guidge, an de name I,hab assume, ansurs
my purpus as we'll as emmy udder wood,
an dat / AN not wild out a reson to belebe
dat mi Kommunekashuns, aldo not ritten
in Plane Ingiish, ar not oninterestin to
, 1868-02-25

~ DAtSoS Atb0 - ~ w hktEAG ACtSh
shun (ef necissary) frum de Merriam
Gubbernment, I will not be slow in inn
proobin mi sef in de English Languidge,
dat may den be mo useful to me, neder,
will be slow in maxim mi sef (ondur mo
faburrebble orsplces) better knone to de
Publik in General.
Troo de same walluid mediom, / wood
inform mi FREND S an udders WHO'D
honnur me by dair approbashun OBJ mi
pubblishshed sentimence, an dair dissire
to kno WHO'D | am. dat I am, %fortenately
or unfortunately, q kno not wichl q Ma
It'd OBJ Sain Crixe. Am a Kompown oh
Scotch an Croixian In grediance. Wos
born on de Twenty fourt day oh Novem-
bur, in de yure Ateen Hundust and Sixtene.
Neber was sen to a publik skool flu mi He'd
dekashun. Got all my Intructshun in
Spellin, Readin an Ritin at Home, where
l wos prescribed frum de Blose an Brusis
dat mite hab bin hinf1ikted on me by
udder Boys eff | had bin sen to de Publik
Skool, where de Boys plade Half de Time,
an de odder Haf de Time larnt to TalIar
Dams, an sum udder tings dat wur oh leetle
use to dem wen dey bekame Men. I
nebber, in arly yute, had de Advantages
uul nv a. htlCO IIlC III u uCSlI uUuIcS
honnurrcbble an profitable posisshun
wen my Baird began TO gro. Hal strug-
gled hard fur a bare exhistense. Hab,
trum my %arlfest rekollekshuns, bin in
purSute oh o reasonable share OBJ wildly
Happeness widont %attanin il. Hab nebher
ackwire emmy ting but Experianse, witch,
| hab pade darby fur, in no wais, den
One. Oftin hab wish dat | had less Ex-
perianse an mo Mummy. Hab hare dat
sum pursuns want Experianse, but, nebber
could fine emmy pursun willin to purchis
emmy frum me, aldo ] wood, wen mulch
in wont Of Mummy, hab gladly sole sum
OBJ mi Experianse at Fifty pr. CT. less dan
de acteal kost. | nebber iab bin more
den Half way betwene wa I was, and wat
| ort to be, an regret habin to say, dat
aldo / hab assemble to de Top an am now
desendin de Laddur oh Life. I hab not
yet attane D A T fur witch | hab laburrid
frum my Boyhood TO de presen time.
Japhet in sartch of his Fardder neber had
more Disappointment an misfortins den |
hab had in my sartch fur a Kompittence
dat | hab not yet ackwirid. But Dispair
is "A Ting unknone to me. | am Pashent
an Pursevarin an am lookin forward to
NC OOOu L lIuoS udI Inlay Uc CUHilu' ann
is my Hellum's Man. Hope ismy Beacon,
An mi Haven OBJ Rest
Is where, God onle, knose Best.
l now, Mr.. Hedditur, fur de fourt time,
hab gibben yu sum ting fur P~ublekashun.
Dis may be, or may not be, wat it ort to
be. 1t may be Sence, or Nonsense jist as
your Readurs may plees TO tink it. De
furst part shose my dissire TO be a useful
Membur in de Community. De latter
part is intendid to amuse mi trends. To
plees ebbery body is an ondertakin in
witch no Ritter sukcedes. fderefo do not
indulge a Hope dat nebber has bin real
lished, an will be content eff my humble
effurts ar prodductiv of beaefeshal rissult
to de Community, an in de minds ob sum,
make an impresshshun not altogether I'M
faborrebble TO
Your umble Sarvant
SAMBO.
, 1868-02-25

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The following Communications have
been received and will appear in onr next.
Anti Humbug
Quercus
Obituary.
, 1868-02-25
To the Editor of the est. Croix. Avis 3.

MY very dear Sir!
I think it my duty to continue my dis
course: and thus, will follow up the text:
"Tis human to err, bnt only an ass defends
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from that place to look after shss ows thsmH
a. the face e f
.Ho but he was sure Twas
had e. 70 , IN. s Sos sis
!:s.s SS.' ss s's
tanks ne elegant Sa,n: q re swelling highs
As
n ss aSs q than S.nse tn.
asht of truth and honor, ana beamns from the ciesr
Ss I b sss s
mar capacity for 1sAdas character from
skin told plainly that hs had been much to
Marquis concluded the survey and then reached forth
his hand with generous smile
the of the who has saved me from the hands
pack Of despeIaaoes who might have taken my life if mad
ought 70 be good my .S lord" the
think certain fair cousin of mine has home beneath your
"How" cried Percy, glad ais this Rapsr. ST..
~ Captain Rupert St John, your service my
"Aye" continued the Marquis, the glad strain,
Isabel told that were captain but did not know
that you had been be- kniehted" ,. ,, ,,,
the amount OF blood lost in India and in further considers
our family his most gracious Majesty been to tap
me upon the shoulder with the point of his and to
Upon my son am glad exclaimed the MARQUIS grasp
that is WGrth hoHsnna that IDLY dropping from
man peerage that only falls from the shoulders
upon the young KNIGHTS cheek the rich moisture
he m ats es e 0% @ meow
found relative and friend
ss
Hy yne Sa
1ndia, where he married the daughter of we1;hy
mere SaSe si he Ps s
This child Raps w sG
S swo three thea %aaea had
mans estate he had corresponded with Isabel n His
and her answer to that was so kind and loving that
Tf o s Ans s S
with the ruans the Marquis and his companion sought
reached Of Which G s .se seen g they
Percy told his story to the nnkeeper who promised take
fR IN HHS
ss Ss those two
living rascal. were found again in that region Whether
fsSnsd assssa.S!y tsT s ,s .
nd the s and
Raperts gallant behavior had been told he admired
In all her life this the first that Agnes Percy
h Of
gent but before who commanded her most
Later 6s sysnns Drake the agent announced
they would have to entertain Sir Rupert until he
right hearted, woman who was no, fond
Of adventure, especially when told by chief
actor in the described and the marchoness her
daughter not exceptions to the rule They asked Ru
about battles which he had part
he became satisfied that they really wished him to do he
with the story.
Gradually Agnes Percy herself entirely up the spirit
of sympathy with the speaker She alarmed when he
she and expectant when doubt and
uncertainty In his tears weed up into her
when he wounded and in and when he forth
safe and haT glad light rradaed her beautiful face and
murmured @Thank God fell from her lips when she knew
II not.
That night when Agnes Percy alone in her chamber
she said 70 herself-ssid II with warm enthusiasm:-
In her happy innocence she thought of nothing He
her mother's cousin!
And at this time Rupert St. John stood by the window
OF his chamber and listened to the rain drops that paed
against the crystal lozenges
Oh! II had been born the Of the elder brothert
must not love herl must not Only disappointment
come of Il"
Aye Rupert; and such a disappointment 10 as YOU
have never yet dreamed OIL
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, JULY 20, 1868.
iAE Girl W no LIVED NEXT DOOR.


- fAhfL LYNN.
Q B aat sSI ssa n (, y. sso'i 4.
~ ~ n with leader summer hight,
o. ifii OF sun - last.
bidish figure aid the haze
c., A. neekons ayrrn0re,
al, loyal slave obey
fhe girl who lives next door.
Sweet Byzantine has boomed since then,
Red naples hlled and nushed,
The nightine aies since then have sung
v hen coarser sounds were hushed
But rudy flush nor blossom breath,
Nor bird song evermore,
Win seem as when / sat beside
The gir who lived next door.
For her ran the atudent race,
For her won the prize,
For love OF her came home again
To read Der ,ovely eyes;
And when the stars came troOping out
Nethought my cares were DER,
And need only ask 10 win
The girl who lived next door.
The summer eve grew strangely dark,
TIE stars shone dim to me,
And roses wrthered AZ | saw
Beneath the maple tree
bly, idol circled by an arm
Which band and chevron bore;
A soldiers bride Il knew 1t ally,
The girl who lived next door,
When wand'ring far, some impulse strange
Drew home my vasrant feet
Once more beneath the egantine
Some guidance bid us meet
Under the window; white and still,
saw my love once more,
When burial blossoms, sweet and white,
Unstirred her bosom bore.
She was not mine to win or lose,
But ever mine to keep,
Mine to remember lovingly
On twilisht's dreamy sleep;
The gadness Of day gone BY
Ia mine for evermore,
And life is sweeter, having loved
The girl who died next loor.
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y few days since two CT three negroes entered a
room IN winch Il young man named treeand was
Bltepln Gn the farm OF MS latner James Freeland
soa.e ,lrce mics rom Columbia, Tenn, and before
he could make any resistance buried their knives in
Ms thloat, cutting u from ear TO ear and then pro.
ceade 10 n,.tate his body in q most horrible man
Eer afterwards escaping.
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PORT Of NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1865.

~ The III ~ az the Herald yachts IL at Whitehall
sir All unicaLions to the
master Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge.
-, one o. the Herald yachts-he JANIS or the
JEAN Nrrrrw leave whitehall every morning At half asst
Tour O'Clock Tor The Lower Bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-20

The ship Lizzie Moses of Bath Cox, Newpol ~ rapport
ell on the 18th inst hal light weather tn entire phssas
The bark Daniel Br Chisholm, (reportei the ieiuI .
consigned to Daniel Starr-cargo Lawrence, Hes .
Passed Gibraltar May 18th; had light westerly wins nosi u
the passage; several laIge icebergs the BanAs
Wind at sunset NE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Al WHOLESALE.
Fish and Provision,
GEO C. PARKER a BRO,
2S7 Washington street, corner MURRAY
offer At low prices, for cash,
Hams, New York sugar cured.
Hams, Cincinnati sugar cured.
Hams Chicago sugar cured
Hams, Ohio country corn fed.
Hama, Indiana country corn fed.
Lard pure kettle rendered.
Butter, Cheese, Mackerel and Goldfish.
A BsoLUrB DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
no &s Hc cause
~ HOwES, Attorney, rs Nassau street.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
states desertion, nonsupport &c sufficient cause no
H. MuSsEf, counsellor, seI Broadway, room Nos.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COT
is'ts! sSl.'g g. q g. et s a. se!S 2 't
~ D. :" y iasa,sSh, sarfaii co., 10 xs "a e.
a. f. Ts X 4, 3 a az s 81 sUty y 'f
;" % 4 sisnst 4 ses 4; II Co. 81 s. 81
Forecuar' and Information The above Lotteries address
FRANCE ss sdyIa. SS9S, 4,
A -KENTrckY STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS
II. fSs decided by Missouri State Lottery class ESQ
hkSrUCkf sIA1k-ExrRA oLAes 4S9. DECIDED DY MIS-
:, ..sossJsI sTArr, CLASS 4Se, July Is, 1865.
q, II g. o. Il SsgisiS ElfBD4 +. g. A.s.. e.
SssovE sTAr, LoTffIS- Glass Cpl JULIE isss
s s So srHrE % aorgrM Class f2 jshy y 1858
SIMMONS MURRAY Managers,
For circulars, &c, In the above Lotteries address
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
r.. .t...,.. a. -, Covington, ny.
SIMMONS, MURRAY \ CO.,
81. Louis, Mo
a FRIES CASilED AND INFORMATION FUR.
80 hlsh,d ID hoya Havana and AL el Ni1e lotteries.
JACOB tLuT.. Banker ant BOXER
~ broadway sud To-, Futon street.
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AGNES PERCY /;
CHAPTER ]


TIE RIVAL HEIRS OF ABBOTsWOLD.
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A PRIZES CASilED AND IMPORTATION FUR.
80 nlsLtd I'D hoya Havana and al 10. Nige lotteries.
JACOB ILUiF. Banker ant Boxer
~ broadway sud Ia, Futon street.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
10, 1868.

An Act in amendment of chapter twen-
ty-two of the General Statutes, "Of
public instruction"
His hereby enacted etc.
Sec. |. Section eighteen of chapter
twenty-five of the General Statutes is
hereby amended so as to read: "The
time, not to exceed two days. actually
spent by any teacher Of a common school
IN attendance upon the Teachers Init
tute, held pursuant to law, during the
time for which such teacher is engaged
to teach such school, shall be considered
as time lawfully expended by such teach
er IN the service of the district by which
he IS employed, and in the legitimate
performance of his contract as teacher
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
Its passage.
Approved, October 80. 1868
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04

, towns, by one of the selectmen, or, in
, their absence, by one of the justices OF
the peace, to be named by the board Of
civil authority; and the names of all
persons voting shall be checked by a
deputy clerk or clerks, to be appointed
; for that purpose by the city or town
clerk. The boxes shall be turned, and
all the votes received at the several
places of voting shall be sorted and
counted, in the manner now provided by
law.
Sec. 4. For the next election of elec-
tors Of President and Vice President OF
the United States, it shall be sufficient,
| if the check list for such elections shall
be made, and copies thereof posted, not
less than twelve days before the day of
election.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, October IA, 1868.
An Act to amend section twenty-five of
chapter thirty-three of the General
Statutes, entitled "Of process and 9TH
er matters"
III ~ hefe0g eadcted, tCc.
Sec. /. Section twenty-five of chapter
thirty-three of the General Statutes, is
hereby amended so as to read as follows,
viz:
When wooden bowls, clothes pins,
wash boards, chairs, doors, window
blinds, and sash, any of which articles
being manufactured or in the process of
manufacture, printing presses, type, ma
chinery, printing paper and ink, used in
printing, hay, grain in the straw, saw
logs, square timber, coal, charcoal, ashes,
brick, machinery used in any shop, mill,
or factory; hides in the process of tan
ming, cord-wood, stone, ore, lime, bark.
shingles, boards. hives of bees, hay
scales, potatoes, corn on the cob, corn
stalks, corn in the husk, slaves or shocks,
derricks, and the tackle and appendages
Herewith !; the utensils and
apparatus kept on any farm for the man
ufacture of maple sugar; also pig iron,
bloomed iron, scrap iron, railroad iron,
and hops, railroad ties, fence posts or
rails, shall be taken by virtue of any
writ of attachment or execution, the
officer serving such process may lodge
copy of the same. with his return, in the
own clerks Office in the town where such
is taken, which shall be as eff
ectual to hold such property against all
subsequent sales, attachments or execu-
ions, as if such property had been actu-
lily removed and taken into the posses
lion of such officer.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
is passage.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
Concluded on second page.)
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
Nj ILLINERY AND DREssMAKrsc,

WI III T. q Barker has recently returned from No
MfIf TR 5ne latest and most Fashionable stI y,
and 81 En- Eh4 and DRESSMAKING FTITf NJ ~
anu aon SaAmPiNG done to order Mrs Rsrtdr !;
and Seyin .is american Button Hole, 0ver-SeaminS
Customers please can ar.r go.
in Q. d. Gray's BleeE. eAiiaihe. NeFth Store
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
Approved, October IA, 1868.

An Act relating to check lists of voters.
IL IS hereby enacted, etc.
Sec. /. Section four of No. "a of the
Acts of 1867, is hereby amended SO as
to read as follows:
Sec. 4. At any meeting of the mayor
and aldermen in cities, or of the board
of civil authority in towns, held under
the provisions of said act, the freeman's
oath may be administered to any person
who would be entitled to take the same
at the ensuing city, town or freemen's
meeting, or meeting for the election of
presidential electors; and thereupon the
name of such person shall be placed on
said alphabetical list.
Sec. 2. Section FIVE of said No. % Is
hereby SO amended as to read as follows:
Sec. 3. No meeting of the mayor and
aldermen in cities, nor of the board of
civil authority in towns, shall be held
for any hearing under the provisions of
this act later than the day preceding the
day of election.
Sec. 3. Section three of said No. "a.
is hereby amended so as to read as fol.
lows:
Sec: 3. Whenever such additional sets
OF ballot boxes shall be opened, under
the provisions of this act, the proper nre-
siding officer shall have the general d.
rection OF the meeting; he shall suitably
notify the voters at which place each d.
vision OF said alphabetical list shall vote
ana snaii also receive the votes at one of
said places. AT each other place of yot-
ing. the votes shall be received in cit;es
by one of the aldermen, to be designat,
ed by the board of aldermen, and in
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

Any amount and every class of Jns,raroo ....,
can De placed at this Office in the hest cotnn ~
ana AZ as low rates as at any agency 10 the eonnt
Expiration Notices Promptly Given.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
Farm for Sale.

ne SUBSCRIBER offers for sale. his farm, =
puIn reading Vt, formerly known as the FL
an sai nosoihson farm. Said farm contains aha,,
acres OF good land we'll divided into tIaa apout
and - Ia anu wood Good two story hoase baprrs
''' O''er outouiidings, all in good repair Yarns
South Reading. Vt. Oct. S. 1853 s." AhD HAIL.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
GEORGE o. GUILD


I GEORGE o. GUILD
Has just received and offers for sale. at very low
prices, new
DRESS GOODS.
sHAwLs,
FIANNELs,
| BLANKETS,
PRINTS,
DELAINES,
try store which will be sold at low prices.
KID LOVES,
would like to call the attention Of the Ladies to
my stock of Kid Gloves as being the best ever shown
n this PLACE | have full line Of sizes, both in
Colors and Black, every pair warranted.
idhblEI) pNDGN 1AhMIlN l. %.
/ have large stock of the above goods in all the
different styles and qualities.
CARPETINGS.
few pieces to CLOSE OUT at less than MARKET
VALUE, as / have no place to keep them. Here is |
an opportunity to buy Carpet CHEAP as they must
be sold immediately to make room for other Goods.
WINDOW SHADES
just received large stock in new styles in Gilt |
plain and common goods Also Fixtures, Cords, Tas
sails, &C. &c. |
Please give me call and examine Goods and hear !
the prices. Yours, respectfully,
GEO. 0. GUILD, |
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04

tain the respective central school, the
said assessments shall be made by the
prudential committee thereof on the
grand list within the limits of said cen
trail school district.
Annroved November 90 1863.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04

An Act to amend section six of an act
entitled An act authorizing towns to
establish central schools"
His hereby enacted etc.
Gee. l. Section six of an act entitled
An act authorizing towns to establish
central schools" approved November 81,
1861, is hereby so amended as 10 read Is
follows When more than one central
school IS established in the same town.
IN pursuance of this act, the metes and
bounds of each central school district
shall be fixed by any town meeting Ie-
galiy warned for that purpose; and in
assessing taxes for DEFICIENCIES to main
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-12-04
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
e. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of the United States Patent Office, Wash
ington, under the Act of 1887.
No. 81 State St opposite Kilhv Ct Rostor .

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ington, under the Act of 1887.
No. 81 State ST. opposite Kilby St. Boston,
After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
States also in Great Britain France and other for
elgn countries Caveats, Specifications Bonds As
slgnments, and all papers drawings for Patents
executed on reasonable terms with dispatch. Re-
determine the validity and utility Of Patents Of
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any patent furnished by RENTING one dollar. As
slgnments recorded IN Washington.
NO Agency IN the United States, possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Patents or asccrtanng the
patentablity of inventions Wv
During eight months, the subscriber in the course
q MS large practice made tcice rejected appca-
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TESTIMONIALS,
regard Mr.: Eddy as one of the most cnDa5le and
saccessfm practitioners of whom have had official
CHARLES MASON. com,r Of patentsn
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more coppeent and t.1Ist-
tgofhp and more capable of putting their apnlica-
lions IN form TO secure for them an early and IA
vorabs c q q, at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE, late Com'r of Patents
Mr.. r. II; Eddy has made for me Thirteen appli-
cations; In al put One of which patents have been
granted, and that one is now pending Such minis
taxable proof OF great talent and ability on his part
leads me TO recommend all inventors to apply to him
ing the most faithful attention bestowed on their "a
ses. and at very reasonable charges
Boston. Jan. l. 1868. 70