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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-21
Wernincer' s trains.

It is feared that the Indians have killed V- Barnett who was on his way to La Paz 9. left Cullen's Station on the morning of tb. 5'' ~ the stage was alta cked, and was not seen on x. road by the men in the stage.
 On the 25th inst, a party of mur]aro.. Savages attacked and killed John Hor,I 2. the canyon between Skull and Kirkland yaI.-.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-21

c FAILED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIT - at this Oi.ce until F, m.. on the FIFTEE day of APRIL, 1869 for the transBor;atc GOVERNMENT STORES to the fo.ca posts, as follows; For receiving stores at Tucson depo, < and transporting the same 10 such '. as, are, or may be it's dependencies
 Bids to state the PRICE PER POUNh GOLD COIN. for ONE HUNDRED |. MILES.
 Bids to be addressed either to me @ CAPTAIN G. C. SMITH, A. c. H. Tucson.
  All bids to be made in duplicate, win a q of the advertisement attached to each o'd. {. no bid will be received unless accompaue a deposit of two thousand dollars as a g7a'. that the bidder will take the contract hA'- ed to him.
 Bidders are requested to be g-z=eni a' | opening of the bids
 No contract aa-5a uader this adger'S will be considered in force until apPro.el the Department and Division commaF.'5 The right to reject bids IS reserved, Il sidered for the good of the service,
 Any information in reference to the q. to be transported, routes, etc, can De l-- application at this office.
 HENRY c. HODGES
 Bvt Lieut., Col. and Q NJ, U. 5
 Actg Ch'f Q, M., Dept v
 m2O 1"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-21
Sale of 12O Shares of the
 CAPITAL STOCK OF TIT PIWOS ALTOS MINING @.

NT OTICE is hereby given that by virtue o " order of sale, made by the Judge of D. bate, in ard tor the County of Grant. y. N. will on Thursday the 18th dly of April rel. he town of Pinos A tos. in said County Of Ora. and in front of the Pinos Altos Hotel 9, . hour of II clock, a. .m,; sell to the highes- for cash: Che nundIc ed and twenty s..H of the capital stock Of the F',nOs Altos 1.ila COmpaay the same belonging to the c.t." VIRGIL A MASTIN. deceased or so many ,a# thereofas may be sufficient to pay the l- edness of saId estate.
 The Shares will be offered in lots of ten capital stock of said company being reprc:e- by FOUR HUNDRED SHARES.
 JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
 Administrator of the estate C
 VIRGIL A, MAsTIS, d.e. MesiIIa, N NJ,
 March Sth 1869. Iw
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-03-21
OFFICE CHIEF GUARTERMASTE-
 Department OC ailfornia.
4I7 KEARNY STREET,

San Francisco Cal, February 2G, IsG9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
Imported Fertilizers.

France is following ambitiously in
the wake of England in Improvements
in agriculture. Her importations of
fertilizers incrcaseas this improvement
progresses. In the first six months of
the present year these imports have
been as follows: Guano, 33l,S22
q intals; nitrate of potash, 1854
qulntals nitrate of silver, 1915
qulntals other manures, 1926
qu'ntals. A small portion of the
nitratcs Of potash and soda have been
exported.
The imports of fertilizers into Eng
land in the same time have been
guano, 1852 tons; bones, 1850
tons besides considerable quantity
OF other tc tllizers.
The imports of fertil.z ers into the
United States were, in 1864: cuano,
9,56S tons, worth sl3S. 555 Gypsum.
81 liza tons, worth ,Ol2; and a
considerable quantity of nitrate of soda,
and other special fertilizers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
A Good Omen.

One of the hopef a signs ot agricultural
pro .rcss. Is that the Importance of an i'm
proved method of cntting and curing hay
i, eXciti z The attention OF our farmers.
Farmers Of experience and observation
have lcng felt the necessity of some meth
oil Of s.carin the hay within that exceed
l.. .lv limited period wheh ii contains the
create I amount Of nuirimeut. 10 all such
the invention of mowins-machi C was \
pcrlec, ''1oa->end." At first the farmers
naturally averse and di,iru>tful Of new
thing, were exceedingly chary of their
patronage. and not without Just cause.
Thp,c "a ichinr, in their Infancy were crude
aul Imperfect; easily di-lrrin :ed and
thrown ont OF yea. besides they were
clumsy anl heavy ami wJr,e thaa all were
not c,eaa grass CATERS
rln.. plficn.e. Inl s>iil have obyiated
Or removed these obi ,c.iol-. AMI CON
strlc'el m iciIi-e.. which combine staple
,iy d.rlbiiiy a9l cfi,ie.cy.
\, the season i, again nearing whcn
movers will hc needed, and indeed. some
of oar farmers are OK uuinins to -ec winch
4 he b--t We suggest. that before max
Ing purchases they take a look At the
Nod M,,rrr We ID NOT claim 10 say
thasiti. the best, neither do We admit
ta4t X il second To any. But thi, we do
s4y. lIit II soiH bear Inspection.
We hope the dIg /, not FIR distant
when every farmer in the county Will see
that it i Tor hi. interest % u,r 4 moving
machine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
Management OF Cows in Winter.

correspondent; OF the Igrlcuitaris. in
quirc-: Nv hen cows are stabbed uiylIf-
Ia winter. how long should they be allow
cl 10 remain ia the yard DARN. th,. day.
Ihl- depends a good deal on the weather
and al-o GA the lnod and wheih,r the. cows
arg expected 10 5ive iuIl> OF not. Whet,
The object i,to obtain mix ia winter. if
waiter i supplied la Ia" table We would
seldom Turn them ont AT all. Aud if ueces-
sary 10 lasai them out to water we wouId
let them out twice 4 u IS Tor ten or fifteen
iniiiite-. Cows like TO be hunorvl a liz
lie l.. re. al 10 watering. Tney sill no.
drunk a. readily az u horse. They should
b. allowed plenty Of lime. When row.
are n"i giving mix AMI il is desirable To
have them e.tI coarse fodder they shuuld
be turned out for several hours dtiriI. the
day. they will 1T this class OF fodder
hi'ica better ia the yard thIn ia the stable.
Judgment. however. should be exercised.
IL HE weather i stormy. they will be bel
lei Ia he stable. and at all time If They
Seem coid and are NOT eating or ENJOYING
themselves. let them be immediately lied
up Let the stable BE- we'll ventilated and
cleaned our twice a day. and made as dry
aisd c nfortabie as possible. The great
defect in most stables is in not having .uffi-
cit'it ventilation. The yen,ilators .houiI
DC 80 arranged that they can essilv be adj
)usied 10 suit the weather. Make il a rule
10 visit the stable before retiring far TIA.
night, and see that everything is right.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

How to use Diseased Potatoes

In the Agriculture Gazette. Of Lon
don. correspondent communicates
the following:
But. noticing in the TINES recon-
incubation that. as quickly as possible
after the potatoes were dug, those not
absolutely decaycd should be washed.
boiled or steamed. crushed. and sailed
in LAYERS. | determined to try it, and
the next wear Iplanted in the same field
nine acres. As soon rs the to,,s began
10 show blight we commenced getting
up. and carefully separated all which
exhibited even the slightest tendency
TO dseasc. Each day at noon these
were taken to the iarm-yar,l, were well
washc in n Hat and somewhat shallow
tub with birch broom. and then re-
ccived second scrub1ing in a second
vessel. They were then boiled. for |
had no stcamIng apparatus. and laid in
one corner OF shed which | had par
titioncd off. and were then crushed bv
a wooden heater till they formed a
lavcr three or four inches thick. \
sprinkling of salt was then made o,er
the lavcr, and in the evening the inter-
mediate getting up W . similarly treat
ed. So We proceeded until all were
got II and | found that we had heap
Of potatoes the size of the partitioncd
space. ME feet long. five feet wide,
and six feet high. and the whole be-
came one mass of potato pulp, with
just as much salt IS kept it from pu-
trctaction. During the winter and
spring We fed with it the carriage
horses, COWS. pigs. and poultry.
They all liked it. and all iiJurishcd
upon it. We cut ii down with
spade. Our milk and butter were
unsurpassed. and our hams and bacon
could not. | think, be exceeded.
Every year the same course was
adoptc with perfect success. and VIC
cared little for the disease | am
convinced that if aIl would adopt the
course which | did. very large por-
ton of what arc called diseased pota-
toes would be saved and made useful
for cattle and other stock. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

The Brahma poo'ra fowls, which
were introduced into Fran C from As
sam about 1850.
The Cochin China. are natives of
the warm RI gions of the interior of
ci.''".. ...i So ;sr.. ,-i..~-,i $3.50. i.
in the year 1916.
One OF the most curious fowls is the
Wailikiki from Turkey or Persia.
lh.s fowl has no tail whatever, not
even the apology for 4 tail possessed BY
his Shanghai brethren. with long. >il-
ken feather, falling over the place
where the tail ought to be +; i, has the
appearance OF IN ordinary chicken
with its hinder parts suddenly cropped
off and shroudcd over with long hacklc
feathers in order to hide the defurmitv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
I,I-EvE.
How a5oa. Fencing Twenty years
HonG.a2

Where are the farmers oi the more n>ClY
Ill,ulat,rl districts To procure fencing ma
lem 4 riltv wears hence: ih., question
Wa nsA:-l nae a few dtN> since. and 20
flr-i1lv IA, struck Win it, Importance
That have cohclt de1. With yodr i'crmi>-
sion To br II. before the notice ut oar
readers.
From the earliest settlement of the coun-
TIN 10 his dIy. onr Farmers have made al
most i4di>crimlnatc onslaught on their
wood .uid> 4 iew oi the more consider
atr nave withheld their aud. aud a con-
SEQ lcurr. are We, PROVIDE wall a supply
at Irhcia. material; bat What i to become
Is. those VINO have little OF none len: \
Vast +ituJu. i OF timber. i i, tlue. Vet re-
lat4l- a. the couliry, bit il i located -
81 : LAT lipm the points wItrrr il J. most r.
g lrcI. HAT Il may b. rc-Iri-i a al itust
uI4NJli5lc. the cost .. transportation b.
3d.. - great 10 bring II lat" profitable n>c.
LNei nov. wiki Il IA derHtc supply on
ID .ul- ihc cost Of fencing J. The heaviest
T.. y iu which the fITn-r o, subjected; bat
10 r..il> aHI p,sl> are To DC brought from
great distance. Iln, tax wli b'- doubled:
an iIt. b., nO means pleasing L. those who
have l-r-e Farms. and are compelled Ia
rl.-lcicAcc e. Av.p Ihrm well fenced.
" .I.t tiIcu J. 10 lee done
\ lrA wears since. tine Mirc-te-ce fever
lr,N.acI Inc day at modern post and
l4a Teasing Ms considered II past anal
4o4v bIt a. .A-lc scI-ou Ma. suilici'-it TO
lirsAv tltv It>ain l"iisy ui lrou IN ma, p1E-
o.. .tl It foitn. aida Wirc ivuciIg w.is a.
b ,-.if .,,.uid,uti a, 1t had been ha-ielt
adopted.
\aAlt hedges are Improbable and iron
lear7> mPractiblr. Wc h4N" Sill stone
Wal- iri.; on cNcrp> Ia particular locaii-
llrs, these ale Uut OF HE question. W hat
linen is 10 he done: thousands upon tIots-
anI- of acres are uoa lying Waste. wnich
mi az DC used for the cultivation of tIee>
iInl which fencing tliloer could be pro
GucNd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

Irish Moss.

Quite a bu;iness has sprung up within
iew yeas vast la the collection of this ar.
iicls ON the eaitern roasl OF Massachusetts,.
especially AT Scitultc, in plymouth c.unty
L.. the nei.hborIuod OF Minot's Ledge.
Some six thousand bdrrcs it Is said ar y
annually gathered. IL was formerly
brought TO This countv from the coa>. OF
ireland; hence ID. ia re, Irish moss. It.
most important use /, u the Manufacture
ut rlo;h. paper, ielt hats. and straw la
ia whlch II Is used for sizing. he poorer
quality j. sold TO the brewers. by whom
ii u used for ''iining beer. \ quantity OF
The moss /, boiled with the beer, and it,
-vliiinc uniies with the impurities. ami
produces the required clarified lon. u j.
also used instead OF i-in.la-- nshAin. aud
white of eggs. for lining coffee.
CHEESE.
As cheese IS made from .ailk-,l art
Gle which nature furnished already conn
pounded IN cooked. and pei icclly adapt u
40 the wants ct the gr Mag human being.
Il viii readily br admitted that cheese
mu>t be vel adap ed t. support lite ua-
is il understand the exact value or loss
,ilat the milk sI!si Ans IN bcn. chan -td
INTO cheese. and The ease with Which
cheese can be- dige>icd an a>>imullted
into lie y >icG.i. l. a etihleci deserving tlic
attention uf much abi,r pea Il.,n mime.
vii. therefore briefly touch Oh The rvl"-
tiv Elementary eoDpOi ton ut cheese and
bccl a. desc ibed 10 '-.lplin>uu's chrg..l-iry
OF cauI Il.,a lite. the>c contains from -
10 - per cent of "a>cia and about the
-auue amount al lat Willie beef con AIMS
aboat - 81 ca>rin and about . oi TAT. A.
i. pressure mat ;i-i- j. the lean pat OF
beet. a. AN average spc' men would CON
iail 4 .rc.lier aniuIi Il OF iit; Onili ar.icies
arc picsI cd TO b. d.y. Ime 20 pr cent
of TT ia cheese indca a good specimen.
ai.u such II article ui cacvsc We'll cures,
would form an excellent a TIC lc OF diet Tor
widcI u>c. on as-cv,int oi tbs heat pro,.uc-
ia. matter WATCH Il contains.
REMEMBER IIII>.-Iucrc j. a great did,
ctcncv ~ regards ace proportion ol nitro
gen hici exists la the upper and lower
portion ol >ilaw. \ AIioa ledge oI u i
iaCI l. used 10 AuNa iagc Ia lie French
al my. " here. 10 ci,tIns straw Tor the Use
al lhclr huI se-, The upper portion Is en-
ploS.4l lor Iced and the lower portion Is
thrown aside far liter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

Tue Trur tee 81 this IH-tifuflan take pIr4sr.,-
in announcing ihat they have secured tsr rrr ~
~ Lh" finisHi h''i we'll AuoVu pN \ ~ tiNA }.-
late NuTE"oa A-suy. Nt.r. f'r~-4.i. Ia ..
Columbia College Of fAy-iriAus ana surg.
&c
This instiluunn nov pnba-he- the pa.a...
metih-al book entitled " TiE <CIENCE 81 III.
Or SAP fEEsErv written h.. pr iI....
u treats upon the Errors Of Youth. rr~uatu-.
Decline OF Manhood. seminal WEAK e-s ana ..#
iit-easrs s"d Aliases Of the tsenefattgs -. r....
lhirtf thousand copies sold the last wear IL i,
Ih"crd j book Tor every nau, -Fouag u.ca 4.
particular Price Only o. 90
lhi- in@tliu'a has last pUbiI- heI the most uer
feet treatise of ID. k.nd ever oncre1 the puI..-
en'lu SEXUAL PfTY SfOLpCY oF WoH1N ANIt
likE bisEAsE~ pFoIu-cly illustrated 81 h ta4
very o-~t engraving THIS book Is al $50 f.aut Tile
pen OF DR.. Hare. Among the vtrtau. "a ,al-...
IN y be mentioned, The Mv-t.rv 81 Ian. t;.tr...
tai Offspring -beauty, IT, Value T. Woman
hIrriAse.-t'+n"rd Hygiene Of Woman I.unnrlt
- AnS" OF Int -txrrs~t. ct tn Married re
vent On "a Conception Ar Ia bsautlf,5t Fr.rab
e'"h s..Do I"fk"y Morocco nll .tt 81 y
f-ithcr OF these books are cent by mail seen "A.
sealed p"~tage pad. On receipt IL prl-..
Inc PEABODY JOUl SAT. oF fiFttTu 70 F+.t-
rlh-4 paper IN Every te-ficct - uaar. AZ -i,t..
-luiit-hrtl On tn OF F-hlua and 81. ~
month during the year. subscription rtrr WV.
year only = Ct. Specimen r,pu.s Sc I free Al,
any a'tdfr--, on Application - The Peabody M,...
cal lnzti ute
ALnnnr II. HAYES, ~ H., Re.utcnl and Cl5
sultlng Ply stefan
= b.-Dr. II. may BE- eon,ul:eti IN str,-.e-t .,-
h'iehce on all disease r-quirtn. III ..r-ey IT,.
Itef 49, 'N''N '''
tins No. BULfINcn sTREFr
tOpposite Revere iIou.rl ppAro>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
ELLIS IRON BITTER s,

co",n ann enrieh me blood and prevent IT from he
a nd ies.o,e the appetite, Iavgorate The 49,,
81 ~ p'iaeaoIe These 6itters are recc.'tnend
tonic n, - ~ sons requiring a safe and valuable
no, gwen oy B,sters mere srinuIent IN bair =.
bic n,o "ni,n although they possess tone veseIa
I,oP. .oPe ues, cannot give the strength 70 he
o' ppa mnieh me Iron Bitiers viii ave 'AN
W. sspa1ea oy VIM. Kills. Chemist For sats hv
ton So, 1 n Wholesale Agents i7o W shiag
generally. sSsis's ana roeers
tH0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

CARD THE Cows.-One would think that
any kind-hearted man. when he sees how
grateful this operation is TO a cow. would
be illing TO spend Il few moments daily in
carding her. Itpays AS we'll &. clean a
COW as horse. All WHO have fairly tried
IL find great benefit from the operation
And yet not one farmer in a hundred
makes it practice to use the card or curry
comb u the COW stable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE In GOLD.

The u : Sup enc Court has recently decided
mat thi- contract 1, IN all respects valid and Of
legal obligation.
such securities generally valuable in pro
portion to the ieDet. Of nDc they have to run.
lhc longest siN per cent, gold Interest bonds OF
tn L. =. tine ei'r wtli lie due ia - wears and
They are wor h ile. II they had 20 years 10 run.
they would -tand nj no lees tn mi 5 perfectly
sale fls-t Mofts1g" Bond like the Unioh facIne
should approach thls rAtr. The demand for Euro
isan Investment IS already considerable. ami on
the compleiion.f the work viii Doubtless .asry
The Il 4 lar.,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

The grower oftobacco, when strip
ping, twisting, packing, and pressing
it. must be watched lest he take chew
or ell bis pipe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

II nce'is no argument to show that First Mort.
gage oil sS-,U pes mile u.son whai for a long lime
n'usi lie Inv only railroad connecting the Atlantic
AMI Facihc Stale. Is fEEFLCrLI SECURE. The
eutifc amount vi IN mortgage NJ ~ lie aDout go
$1,000 and the interest sl.sAo.ooJ per anuuni In
S"l'i- The present currency cost OF this interest
l. lees thsn s..5oUo0 pet aonuu, while the gross
Ms, only, on An itEKACE or LESS THAN
90 Mills. OF ROAD IN OrEE HON. WE'VE
MORE THAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
Salt for Cabbage.

4 correspondents of the Farmer anil CA
irncr tested ihc value OF sal, on rIbLaec..
aud win sIti>f ,ciory results.
Ancr planning them nui. he waicrcd
them some twu or three Times week Viii,
ALT water. comaiuiu. about fifteen gram,
nt salt TO the pint. The cabba-cs .rr,
tc irinilly. and headed up very timely:
while those wlln have ~ sali ~ lirr gig-n
ihen prud c-,i ln">e. open heads. " hich
we're uiiiii i"r a'v the purpose than boil
ing. Ram alter was given AZ TIDE same
Ting. a'd Ia The same quantities. a. the
salt naicT lie dot, h"t know hnW strong
a solution OF >alf thu cabha.c> wou i bear
Without iujur,. Eut !, Tally satisfied that a
solution no stronger than that lac used j.
dcciI eddy ben fetal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
The Indians Of lmatilla have Just
taken the second premium n, the Ore
GOT. State fair for vegetables.

SELECT Good SEED toiN. Remember
that pure hie or pure yellow. Mill b-iiIs
IN market several cents per bu-hci ,lor-
Than miN'-l varieties: get pure seed II il
costs a littl" more. and requires some tim.
10 procure II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

Vernon. papers Say Their, l. likely io
DC >car''iiv Of hay Ia many zee. ioits. anil
farmers generally agree that itlie crop is
not Spending well.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
Choice Potato and Beans

can spare few bushels of the superb Enrly
Goodrich, C.easm and Ben nd.i, potatoes. cal
u you siil be too late. Price 50 per bushs
Also few 81 the Excelsior teams. cary, pro
ductive, Hssf<. price one shilling per quart.
8. WASkON
ouxxy, April lss, ~. oWO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

What land. Of all the lands OF fhe cart
do lover, like best? i.lpland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

Why i. coffee like an aN with a duh edge
Because IL must be ground before usin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
Totnl

Total al U>fSiIGt
This large amount is only an indication ol the
inmeEse traffic that must % over the through line
la a lew months, when the great iidc OF Pacinc
coast travel and trade will begin IL il estimated
that tliis business must .nake the esinngs OF the
roa from FIFTEEN TOTHENTY MILLIONS A
YEAR.
parties who desire TO invest IN them will ind
present is par and accrued Interest from Jan Iii
rrtncy.
subscriptions vii be received in
Subscriptions will oc received in
Ellsworth b. 4. +. Drinkwate:
In Buckspo1 y Edward swazey, Cashier,f
Bucksport Bank
and in New York
At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau 81,
John J Cisco Son, bankers, No. 50 Walls
And by the Company's advertised agents thIet.
out the United states.
Ror is sent free. but parties sub scribins thror.
local agents, Viii look u them for their safe 4;
livery.
NEW PAMrULET AND AP WAS Is
Ed OCT lst. containing report Of the progre4
Vi the work to that dale, aud . more complete
Il tement IN rlalioa to the value OF the bond.
lie 81 mt free ap lie ':on at the Company's OH.
ces, or to ony OF the advertised agents.
John j. CISCO, Treasurer, New
York
Feb. Is. lsss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-04-15

Happiness j. gr"v II ut our avn fires il-
and i not 10 be picked in The strangers
garden.
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American and Foreign P,,cnt,
r. II. EDDY
SULIUIIUK OF PATENTS,
Late Agent u the L 9 Patent Once ;y,,h.r.,,-
. unirr the Act Of Is 7
~ - state ~. Opposite Xii ov sd.
BOSTON


\ fIEk an extensive pFurtiee Of u,,ryr-4. u,
twenty Years continues 4. secure I.,,,.,.. ,-
''' hlt"' states atro ~ great D-5tin, 49, ~.
~" ",aor iofciSu countries. Javrafs ~,..- ,4..
louT' i'on''-, Assignment aHd ali uaI,cr- a. f.r
- iu' atchts, executed rea-1nabI. tses..
N"n ~ pateh- Re>earrhes made into Anertg...-
= u fot"'gn wofk-, to determine legal mi ,,b.-,
$500 $500 'shaefed ~ all matters touching he ,r.a
p'.s ot ,l1e elaIr- OF any patent furufsbet i'm
w"t,- cue d"tiN, Assignments recorded in
No Ageaey in the United state, po.se.,e, ,.,.s,,,
mca.sf1 ir "6tat"ia9 Patenfs r cs,,ert,,,t,,,. II,
Pracfte'ibHas Of iaseations ''''''s III
pur1ng Eight month. he suhscrf,,.. u,
y ~ large practice, madc on taries rsj.c,,, XVIII,
siti'h, siNtkkh kfFEAI., erers s.s az ,-hfr ~.
e''deh Ia h.s flnor Sy the 90 IN ~ .,s
TESTIMONIALS
regard Nr. tddy 5 on. OF the mo, 80, a.. ~
saeee~yaI practitioners with ,rhon, So XII XIII
tHAs. MASON
.4tA 'oininis >ioners Of p,t.nt.
. nave no hesitation IN aSsurtne, ia r.a...' q.
80, Nani'"' employ a man s.ore co..,e,sy ri md
n.,' eo,a'g ahi more capable , ( t,uft5,,,, thr
ppn.auo,s IN a form to secure for them ~ ,arj~
"hhasofabie consideration Mt the patan, "a, ~,
EDMUND BURK
-, Late Commissioner Of patent.
h' Il H. EDDY has made for me TIIJpTL *
e ppa tiauoh1 10 all but rONE OF whirh r,,t.nf.
tsss oe~n granted. and that one ia n1,x,,aItFtr.
ouch unrnistakabe proof Of great aI,
aDlil'y on ms part leads me to recoTn,,eJ an ~
sen,ots 10 Apply to him to procure tbe;% 80.
~ lneS may De sure of having the mo, 'fi,l, n
rsa .nnoI Flowed Oh their cases, and Al verv
Ian. /. isse-ivho AnooahD
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Claim Agency,
ELLSWORTH, NE

HAVING been engaged for several Years in IN.
Ciatm Agency IN prosecuting claims a. Washing.
ton D. T., in the various departml nts and ha viny
become familiar with the most expiditious ms,h.
cd Of establishing claims. now solicit the mai
ronAxe OF all " no mag ned my services in present
ng claims upon the Government
Invalid Soldiers made such by wound. mr. Al.
ease, contracted IN the U. d. service
Widows during " dow hood.
dependent Mothers. whose husband having q
serted them, and abandoned their support or VIA
are physically lncapaeitaaed TO support them. hav
ing no other source OF income
Dependeut Fathers where the Mother IA a..a
Orphans Children, Orphans Brothers and sist~rs
under sixteen years. are essislcA to pensions
Orixtaal and additional bounties, hack nav mil.
age, rstiou money. hils prisoners Of wsr y,
th~ir heirs, collected in the sh 3rtest possible man.
ser. no charge tsr services rendered unlesa ,nc
eessful. 'oc
NlsWertA. July m, NJ ~;
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The imports of butter alone, ialS65
into Great Britain, amounted to nearly
thirty million dollars.