davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
ID lIlr

MILLCoX.-lm Arlsansaw, Pepin coun-
fty Wis, Feb. I'd, ofAppoXleXy, George
Wilcox, in the Goth year of his age
Formerly Of MiddleburA.
| PATRIDGE.-In East Middlcburv,
Jan 10Th, Willie Youngest son of Charles
and Sarah +. Partridge aged two years,
five months, leaving one brother and
many friends to mourn his loss
Mourn not We friends, nor let there be
"A Soul to murmur or repiDe,
For Christ has bridgol the stream to
thee,
And light the void by rays divine.
Willie, though gone, yet lives and
sings
y angcl-boy, in blssful love,
He guards your souls, on fleetist wing.
DEFENDS and bcckons you above.
Though gone, he lives his friends to
cheer
And aids, and helps to be good,
Then trust, conlide, nor doubt nor
fear,
But love and serve your father-God.
Willie, though gone, yet oft returns
To whisper peace to friends yet dear,
\ Heraph now, he shines and burns,
Though gone, oft is very near.
FIsH.--In Aurora, ILL.,, at the resi-
dencc of Charles Wheaton, Esq. on the
18th of Feb. Miss Mary Fish, aged "a
years. The oldest residents of our
Village and Town will remember Miss
Fish, as she lived for more than 80
years with DR. Brewster and family
She was Il woman of deep piety, strong
! in her attachment TO the church of her
choice, and always earnest in her pray
ers and efforts to build up the Saviour's
Kingdom on the earth. She was a
christian in the fullest Specification OF
the term Her death was sudden, but
| peaceful.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

The profits of the fur company
which monopolizes the business in
Alaska, are said to be about 900 Der
cent.
Brigham Young has fixed the
legal length Of the Mormon ladies.
dresses, They may extend to the top
of their shoes.
A doctor in Meridcn, Conn, visits
his patients on velocipede. 1t is
so gentle that he leaves it without
hitching.
1t is proposed 10 set apart from the
counties of Suffolk and Queens, Long
lsland,a tract of land for new county,
to be called NASSAU"
Rev Francis Vinton has been cleo
ted Professor of Ecclesiastical Polity
and Law in the General Theological
Seminary
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, of Chicago, are to hold regular
Sunday evening meetings in the new
new Farwell Hall.
Within the last twenty years one
hundred and thirty churches have
been consecrated by Bishop TAFT in the
new Farwell Hall.
49, There is Methodist college in
Belfast, Ireland, at which there are
sixteen ladies.
Rev. DR.. Anderson is delivering
his lectures on Missions before the
Hartford Theological Seminary.
The Methodist Book Committee
meet on Thursday, February 11th, at
the Book rooms in his city.
The First church in Goshen, CT
has introduced the temperance pledge
into its Sunday school.
Springfield Mass, will open, this
Spring, new Congregational, Methodist.
UniversalIst, and Unitarian Church
edifices
The election for the vacant offices
in the General Theological Seminary
has been postponed TO the first We'd
nesday in April.
y man in Portsmouth, y. II. bought
ten tickets in lottery the prize be-
ing valuable trotting mare--one of
which he sold TO friend Il few hours
before the drawing, which drew the
prize and $1,000 to the fortunate holder.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Bishop Coke, of the Episcopal
church in Wesiern New York, has adj
dressed Il pastoral letter to his people.
warning them against the crime of an,e-
natal iutanticide, the gross enormities of
the modern theatre, and the righteousness
of modern dances. He plainly 81 Us, that
they who indulge in such things cannot
enter the Kingdom Of God, and that he
will not knowingly, lay hands in confirm.
alton on such persons, and they are war,
ned not to come TO the Holy Communion,
as to antcanai0l infanlici1c, he refers for
statistics TO an article on "population, g
in the February number % iiarper's
Monthly Magazine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
r Noes COUGH BALSAM.

This long-tiied and popular Remedy amin
called to the attention Of the public. As oftti NJ
the year rolls around, the proprietors anntssLIs
make their bow TO the people, and remind tf,n
mat amongst the many things required for the
health, comfort. and sustenance of the family
through the long and tedious months of winter.
Goes Cough Balsam should not be forgotten. Fol
years it has been household medicina-so1id
mothers anxious iOr the safety Of their children
ana all who suffer from any disease OF the throat,
eheSt ana lungs, cannot afford to be without N,
IN addition to the ordinary four ounce so long IN
the market, we now furnish our mammoth family
SIZE bottles, which will. in common with tho Other
size, be found at all Drug Stores.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

will sell my HOUSE 6 LOT on North Pleas
ant Street, in Aliodlebury Village, and give pos
session April LIST.
Also, first class Piano-forte, cheap. for
cash.
For price. &c.. inquire of q. $. wainwright,
Mid,llebury. or The subscriber
S. l.. BISSEL
Rchville, VT, N"rch l, 1869. 3w4e
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
-
MARRIED..

-LANGwuirHY.-in Burlington.
Feb. 2ith, at the NJ T.. Parsonage, by Rev. Il.
W. Dayton. Harrison Collins OF FcrriSburuli.
and Miss Th.rla VI. LrnEwurthy of this VII
lage.
GooDELL-N HrILER.--In Cornwall Feb. ID
by Rev. ]. X. Wright, Almon c. Goodcli, and
Lois W. Wheeler, both of Ripion.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
r e n M A N s II I P
WRITING CLASS.

Your ttention is here called to the Writing
school to be opened in The B.ick chool House
cast side IF the river, Middlehurr, commencing
SATURDAY evening March 1s,h-ENerci>e at o.
clock
Those desirou, Of improving their handwriting,
and learning the Spencerian System Of Penman-
ship, now have an opportunity OF doing under
the instruction OF
+. NJ. TOBIN.
Specimens will he taken at the opening and
clese ct the Course, aud
A p II | II T.
will he given to the one maxi. e the most improve
ment III a lady. a Gold Thimble il gentleman,
a Gold Pen and Case. Materials required-Fools-
cap Paper, good lux and Pens. Lamps will he
furnished by the Glass, and they will be kept in
order at the room.
advance.
Special att, nton given to CARD MARKING and
all work to be done with the Pen.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
G q NJ NJ f. Y Il :

Prof Tobin is superior Penman and most
thorough Teacher. We never knew students 10
improve more rapidly than under his instruction.
Bulletin" Burlington, Vt, Bus. College.
1t Will be seen by our advertising columns that
Prof. Tobin gives a second course Of Writing Les
sons at his room at the New School Honse. lie
has been well patronizcd thus far, and has given
universal satisfaction. He ! young gentleman
OF modest manners but sterling ability In his pro-
fession. Vermonter.
Mr.. Toln teacher OF Penmanship, is still in
those who wish to take lessons of him. We hope
all who can do SO will avail themselves OF his
vices. Writing is branch of education much
neglected in our common schools
2w49 Paladiam, Malone, \. Y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. l.. +. Ward Avon, Lorain Co., @
Mcssls. STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Druggists, Cle,e
land.
Gcntemcn-lt gives me great pleasure to state
that nv wife has derived great benefit from the
use Of Goes DYSPEPSIA Cure She has been Tor a
number of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia,
accompanied with violent paroNysyms OF consti-
patton which SO prostratel her that She was all
the while, for months uralle to do any thing
She took. at voug instance, Goes Dyspepsia Curc,
and mas derived great heneit from it. and is now
comparatively well. She regards this medicine v
great blessing. Truly yours, l.. f. WARD.
.au 10, 1868.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
SORENESS OF THE THROAT
CHEST & LUNGS

Do not delay procuring and Immediately tahiL,
Goes Cough Balsam, when troubled with any tf
the above named difficulties. They are all ire
monitorv slmptOms Of Consumption, and if not
arrested, will sooner or later sweep YOU aVa-
into the valley Of shadow, from which none can
ever return.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
CLERGY MEN.

The RO Isaac Aiken, OF leghany tes,itLesp
that il has cured him, after all other remedies ha
failed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country viii tell you.
you take the trouble TO enquire that every one
him speaks in the most unqualified praise a its
great medicinal virtues.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02


----------------- ------------
want to rouse each sleepy head,
NIee awning guns disclose Tue dealt
Nh" miSht, hAt did NOT, think.
want to warn The living ones
Va r,fb.r. a., A.. t,"thA,, San.
W. : Vs. = N.Ntnr's' H0"S'
"hat perm rohhd you throhg
U DO you wear the mark
Most all are blind and cannot see,
IA, g,upin4 ia the dark
Consumution /, II. son;
KiIIs host ve, couu.le., mill, n. d.od.
-. IN, ma. ~. a. na
''''''
Catarrh affects your heal;
Latt.r and slime in throat or noe
Eun. down vour throat instead.
Consumption ha, its birth;
Catanh, its sire, viii feed IT TOO,
TIL YOU return 10 earth.
~ AZ f. ,oi' rl,,, ,t
~ t,i,,te ti,,- .,,I'i','t
va ''''''N ''''9 ~
II saves the lungs good health in>ures.
And Catorrh quickly dies.
| want to crafty my friends,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
will also be ioand Invaluable in cases OF Diaphea.
Dlsentery Collie, summer Complaints, GIiTihg,
aud in fact every dlsordered condition Vi the stcI-
ach
Sold by Druggists in city or country evsry-
where at ~ per bottle, or by application 20
The G. @. CLARK CO.,
lie ProPristas. New Hsyen,ot
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield at once to steady use Of this great remedy
IL VIII succeed in giving relioi where all ther rem
edies have failed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Colorado Jewett and George Francis
Train are to be " National Reform
Party"
-Tye-Kim, a Chinaman, is teaching
school of colorcd children on Bayou
Goula, La.
The new King ofSam is Somdetch-
Chufa-Chulalongl;orn. His prime min
lister is Kalahome-ehoe- Phyasisury
Wongsc.
Nearly GOO Observation-Disclosures were
dedicated last year.
-Nelocipedes and hydrophobia seem
to have entered the race for notorety
together.
The farmers in Maine use fish as a
substitute for hay. One fish makes a
full meal for sheep.
Lolita made a speech at her benefit
in New Orleans, the other night.
Madison county, Ky, is subscri-
hing for residence for Brecbinridge.
There are five thousand grocers in
Philadelphia, and all of them give
credit.
A Georgia cotton factory has de-
clared a quarterly dividend of five per
cent.
Great Falls, n. H., has voted not
to have its barber shops open on Sun
day.
Gen. Augur is reputed the hand
soonest man in the army since Rous-
seau's' death.
Houston, Texas, is oyerrun with
counterfeit silver and greenbacks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
SORE THROAT.

Keep your th' oat wet with the Balsam-takin,,
little and often-and you will very soon find relief
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
L'ARM FOR SALE !

Containing 270 acres If land; Two Dwellin.,
Houses in good repair two Orchards, enc of iftv
young trees, all choice fruit; old Orchard Yields
good supply Of fruit yearly. Said farm is we'll
wooded, aud watered at house and barn; is loca-
as the Riley Adams, farm; six miles from Mid
dlebury village, five miles from Bristol. aud two
and a halt miles from New Haven Cheese Factory
Apply ON the premises to
a. NJ. ROSCOE.
Bristol Feb Dol 1880 ae.o
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
WHOOPING COUGH.

The testimony Of all who. have u,ed it Tor lbs
terrible disease during the last zen years is, that
it invariably relieves and cures it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
BY steam which is turned On from hose.

BY steam which 10 turned On from hose.
A sufficient time having elapsed. the
skimming process begins. For this pnr-
pose kind of trough with two tunnels-one
in each ends wheeled along by the pan
racks; the pans are taken down. skim
med and the cream poured into one funnel
and the milk into the other. To these
tunnels are attached rubber hose. which
extend along the floor and empty the
cream into the churn. in the basement.
and the milk into The waste pipe. which
latter conducts 1t about a hundred ys,d 30
the swill vat for the hogs. The churn. a
nearly square. slightly oblong box, capa
BILE Of making 800 pounds OF butter at a
churning Is set in motion by the little en-.
gne. the cream Cashes and plungcs and
swashes, and In a little while the chnrn
stops. and We see two or three hundred
pounds of delicious butter.
The butter Is taken from the churn to the
kneading table. where II Is kneadcd and
rolled and sailed. and finally pressed.
rolled in butter c 9th. and packed away In
boxes. kits or kegs. tn be hauled to mar
kcI."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
Agricultural
Tho Garden and the Farm

A correepondep. wrote TO the New York
Farmers Club to enquire II IL would pay
TO dig and haul muck half a mile to the
barn-yard. there compose 1t with stable
manures, and transfer 1t thence Ito poor
sandy ten acre field. within twenty rods OF
the place from which the muck was taken,
or would II be more advantageous to cart
il to the field directly from the swamp
Mr. Ely replied: my experience and
pennywo of observation commend the
practice Of leaving muck exposed TO the
cold of winter. Ii il. think. much better
and more available as a composing mate
rial amer having passed the freezing and
thawing which exposures insures;' Mr..
Williams said During a visit TO the farm
OF my excellent friend. DIR. Hexamer.
learned that his custom Is TO mix mack
and manure fresh In equal proportions and
let the compost remaln for several months.
The tillers Of the soil at Milford Conn.
draw muck in summer aud fall and COM
post With fresh manure at once. OF course
1t Is best not to have the muck too wet
Mr.. Lyman. agricultural editor of the
Hearth and home said: I'm talking with
farmers about the benefit they get IRON
muck. have In one case seen positively
fine results from the use of when spread
FIRE III from the swan,ps. One field was
shown where the crops were con -picuous-
" better for years for II dressing Of one
hundred loads per acre from a swamp close
BY. but this was not muck exactly. but
leaf mould. Another farmer as. good a.
snv In Connecticut-manyw would saw IN,
best-hauls hi muck three miles. and
mixes it with the droprings Of his farm
animals every dsv. summer and winter
Thus bis pile is trehled. for n bu'hel o
ward dropi ings mixed with two bushels o
dry swamp mu and allowed - siant
some months. will be found as valuable
fertilizer as three bushels ofy2rd dropping
They mutually aid each other. The mo-.
useful snd the most subtle parts OF var,
manure fiy away and vanish in the air On
less fixed by .ome chemical art-ihe sour
ne-s ofswamp muck has the power OF fix
ing ihi. volatile part ri eXcremeuis' Al ih'
same time the son ruess is r-moved. Henc
! would dvise Mr.. Brown to haul hi
manure . mile two yes. three miles 10
composing 1t. rather than appl, ing Il raw
lie will find hi. accoun: IN doing. 70
the free use Of mucs 10 his yard. about Nj
roost end his str will Kill all noisome smell
and remove what t. frequently 4 nest 70
STOW aud lingering diseases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
Golden Balsam No. 9

win save your life. give you strength, restore
your app~itt.. reduce saclfng and make Tsdi-
eaiy ~sil ease ct yOu 10 q short spare % time.
Efsc. Immediate rvtics and see,t- a radical
All Cases " Khrn nan eIlb-r acute, ehrnair or
tGaAulstory- wb-thrF from khs above cause or any
otb-r. ct either No. ! or No tpi.bkN
bAL~AM $50 per i-siilc, two u-ltilra ipr spun
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
DR.. RICHAU,s
golden snsAx 80. :.

Tertiary Her-sIitarT -yphiiis. >rTsfhlA in Il.
worst farms. amer al ether treatment fails.
thousands Of csrtihrsir~ crriiivtnE 10 miraculous
enrrs effected by thc~s remedies. Psttsnts cat aud
drink "a hat they nAr, and require outward APP
pirAGson. Thousands suffer fFutn ~ypht.itar aud
MsTrarta Rb.umaiI.m ho arr not aware OF IL
and def surH 20 obtain radical cure without
the Att 81 these medicines. its beneficial effects
AZ. fsit al oses It has -aIsed paiicsts from hosp
tai bssfs. in ono u.rk. who have lain there for
years under the best practitioners tn the city NJ
"a she only radical eur- for the worsi disease
knswu. -Yphihr. sypHilitic and arrrurtal lthru-
Daii.n a the most painful form OF ihjs disease.
fsuents IN many Instances are counnci t., thrtr
besis Tor monsn. AMI years. fnsIaT appetite. tAii
tag away IN scsh iii F.siarci 10 skeletons
paiscnty salii TIC arrival of death 80 relieve
ibc N " thcSI sarsrInga to such would say. mJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
VOLUME Il.
gcaaI lotltts
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, $50 the several sheriff. :,
Count les OF Hancock. Penohssesait
l.. ). York, Cumberland. I,r'rs5fo'
kennehec, Oxford Sara"'eia
Washington, Waldo. iscataquis. Franklin .ssi
took, Aniroscoggin, Sagadahoe and Kna"
cither Of their Deputies tr,,..,9A OF
We command yUu IN attach the goods ~ M
OF Mark I. Wentw orth of Surry in Hancock Tse
Is 10 the value Of three hundred dollar "a
the said Defendant iii he NAV be Jnnn5 III n
ypur precinct to appear before Our J. stitas' p
tie, supreme judicisi Court next 10 he h,,l3s et
Ellsworth. within and for the tounty of H. y
90 he fourth TUESDAY Of April next i,lss N
there Ia oar said t"ari 20 answer unto ias,
II Merrill u SAID surrf. a
In 4 Plea OF the ease f'r fhat the ssiI n,.fer4..
~ Said euFfy the tySt day OF August A IA ~.
w settlement matc By plaintiff with ,irrans,!
liz which plaintiff WIS treasurer Il Surrv ar.t
ientaut collector Of sati town, received ~ NJ
tia an ever payment and over stlawa nvs r.
amount OF enc buatlfed And tiNy doll r. ~
stIs, was rrt4litrd "a -aid iafentat FyA.,, 49, T.
newer pasd the Raj hsd right l4 VIZ IN, n
ssfae against she defendant, and which b. b, ~
h~oud repay and in consideration of rsieb "
! pa. promised 8" F,ay plaintiff.
Also. fer tHat tie defend su{ at Ellsworth ,f.
4 sa'd de- day ct purchase ~ tsis VITA t..,.,
/ Indicated "a tbr plsutIa sauihee +ua II NJ
aHutifsd sNti ultt siui' n. itr ts3srA Hanr l.
iafr tias time had an' received KS f4y .sii ietse
/ su. tA me- plaintiff H-y. JtHt iHr lAe .4Ha al
,s5 uf+tata e. defendants uz-.. $50 fuu.fi4r5.
IH.rvor promised ts,v tlAlnftG G., pay ui.t Ib.t
etfm oa detoautt, AMI tht- rpUnt covers usf.r :.
hevflse thst which H. embraced H tac other coma,
I iH fuaH t*Ft
+ W. ti.,.s-a OFTEN r,,,sls .tsl th, -s.d p,,,s3..
ra< ltes1 esit i'si ue siats fu 4o s a..
tl4a.Aer Hs a4su Ftauti .4t ae Says gns .tt4s y
tgiasee be aSde 30 al5fn8r WITH a'ar- aae 4 sn ..
y saa Save yga sArge shs Wf't wtih rat aata..
: ,3,aefsa
E Wsue.. Ioit~ ArrtIt.t>. E-iu,rp. al rs.
,Faftu iai> seventh day af Nave,uhef IN CIV WIZ, Z
aul Lori one ttsa=sud eight haudgc, aa4 .lt,,
&. "a r.rs.,..-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
House for Sale.

toF sale. eonvenienf Two Story Dwelling
house, all 1nished, with m Ell and barn attached
and sbout hali N sese Of land; situated on the
Fails load, three fourfns Of mile from the vii
i.ge and near fond's spring. For particulars H.
Qaire of J. A. DEAkK.
Ellsworth, Aug. 20, Ieo0. Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
Removal.

A W. GREkLI, would respectfully
I announce to his old Patrons. and The
public la general that he has Removed from his
old stand, the new store next cor above Or L.
4. NORki>' Drug Store, FORMERLY {. u. PECkt> J
he would also take this opportunity express his
thanks to his old patrons for their indulg. noes
patronage and fAyors. and would respectfully go
hcIt their continuance Of the same, and also their
attention 10 the following notice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
q lain Agel CT,
ELLSWORTH, NE

naNisG been engaged Tor several YEAR. \, N.
lain ~. Agency ia prosecuting claims al washing
81 - -, IN the various depar1snt nts and HAVING
I ~ gic atai,af WIN The most expiditious meth
% Oh establishing claims. now solicit the raj
ronase o. All VINO nay nerd my services ia present
IN claims upon the Government
Invalid Soldiers made such by v,onnaa - a.
eSuTl contracted M the u. . service
WIDOWS during v dow hood
DeIendtut Mothers, whose hushand HARM, "a,
seI'sa tnsiT and abandoned their snI,ps,rt ar ba
~ pay sicaiiy incapacitated to support them hay
my no other source OF income nav
Dependent Fathers WHERE the No,h.r IL 49,
Y. phans Children, Orphans Brothers and sis,ars
s snaer sixteen years are entitled TO pensions
o1lebai ana additional bonnties, back nav mile
az, ration money, while prisoners Of wal
irH heIs, collected in the st priest possible ma,
.aa, nY chafge Tor services rendered unless NJ,
Ellsworth. July 18th, 1855 asti
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
lake pleasure In certifying shAs


has oompietsly cured case oi Tertiary >yphili
% ftsht Years standing. contracted In the army
alter having expended Five Hundred Dollar. for
medical attendance The Gaze referred 10. at the
time OF commencing the use of Dr- RICHAc'>
krmedle- va. confined g bsi. 9TH ulcers on both
hands anil arms. Any one doubling the above or
wishing further particulars, can BE- informed b.
feferin.to
~ 4 HUGHES. Druggist,
May -. loo. >esburg, Guy ahogp Co.. Ohio
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

4 fftk an extensive practice OF upWards
~ twenty years. continues to ..cure Patents In
the tniici State. also IN great B-lstan. IRA &C
and other foreign countries. tascafs, ~pcr trva.
tonr, Bonds, Assignments. anil all pAicrs draw
Gnss tor Patents, executed on reasonable Terms
With dispatch. Essrzrvhr, mAde iHto American
A. u Foreign wotks, To determine legal and Other
alvlce rsndercd In all matters touching the same
Copies OF the clair. Of any patent furnished b.
Iemitung one doll.F, Assignments recorded In
Wa .hIuEtun.
No ApeHcy IN hs tAifof state Dossess,s superior
fsraiifes fer oSfiHsE5 Pss;esfs, ascerf.niay tAs
prssofsrssbsiais Of fareSsioAs.
Daring eight months the subscriber IN the course
Of his large practice, made on fsce rejected appll-
cations siNIELs APPEALS. sr,Tg cas Of which "a.
decided ia A.s NEror b. the Commissioner OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
Ask For


Hot Springs. Arkansas. May :. ISIS.
poCrOR RICHARDS. rs vAKICk srEEsr SEw
YORK
DEtE sir.
and that after all tils medic al trratsnrnt know
any thing about, Hos springs iacnis-l. fail
70 cure >yphii.. your H,i-ssa wall and has rad
callY eurri the wu,-av, them. fhonsands come
here from all part every seasoa, Ani II you viii
establish me Agent, Iran .~ii large quantities
% Jour Medicine for ara .ati .ard TIA; 1, viii do
all On claim for H.
VERY Truly. your.. Ac.. &c
q. . H--.E. u.
Any ono wlshias - enquire Of DR. Bin re-.
grad to thi. Medicine can have adlF-s, IN fau BY
~rtting ne.