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Nj A II lie ID.

In this city, @a inst at te residence OF Col
Rnpert ampbcn By Rev WIN. H. sAvary Mr.
VIM Howard DAVIS and Miss Nancy Camp
ali of Ellsworth.
Ia this city, l.th inst, by \. r Burnham. Esq
Mr.. Joseph ison, ri xlais, And Miss Chsistiana
H. French. of Eastbrook. 4l-t#f
In Cherry field, l0th INST, at the fesidence Of Mr.
David ". Campbell the brides father. by Rev
>e~ah Brown. Mr.. Andrew >. Jarvis, OF Eus-
worth. and Miss "a N. Campbell. Of cherry field
At Bluehlll, 1tn inst, BY kev. q. y. Har = God
of Bluehill.
Also, BY the same at the dcnce Of the BRIDE
father, Mr. l.. Heath, "fNcw York. to Mis- MA-
r. Jane " ood, OF BluehiiI.
In Gcld-boro. i1th inst, bv u. y sowle Esq
MIR. Charles T.. Cole TO Miss olive Towie, both 81
l,nnllshnrn.
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MARINE LIST.
Those interested In vessels will please
seAda LIT ofsucA Is tAey deslse Ssported.


Dsuesssc Psrs..
<RoCKLAND-Ar lith. A Clement. ListlcAeid.
sro Bar. .,p nss. i,sss old PEN
cinian, Turner .Orlansi.. ~ - W ~ -
HOLMES HOLk.-Ar luh, Elizabeth. stou Q;
10th, George Staples Lord. tor Woods Hole.
NEW YORk.-Ar lath, Julia 4, Rich, for Salem
cHXaLEsT6S iiih, II i vanclier. Jones.
YOkTi.AND-Ar 18th. Mon,e.uma Grimm Bos.
ton: Wor.hington. Blodgett, Couldsboro, Han.
s sm,s n1SS BE- rG sas ys,ss sns:es
Murch, Warren. Ellsworth for Boston: cid 18TH.
Monts.ama, for PASSPORT s-tser
Memsrasda.
Can't Samuel Watts will launch in q lew days
from his yard IN rhems aston. three-deck ship OF
20c0 tons-2i3 feet keel, . lect DEPTH ~ feet bcA
Sch. louisa Bliss. Of Thomaston. which went
ashore at Cow hay in the late gale, has been
got OF and was towed iusite the Breakwater pre-
ytOus to sth inst. ts ff NE
sch Louis Bliss (of Thomaston) Strong. went
and lies the rocks in'l Of water. The l. ID was
a fine sch Of As tons, and nearly new, ownei by
james Bliss, kllham, Loud B Co.. of Boston
Walker, Dunn 4 Co., Of ThomastoH; the master
amt others.
Sch Neptune. lot East Machiasl Robinson, from
Ph,adeiphia for hostoa. wa. lowed into Nea Bed
run into llth, on Tarpaulin Cove. by unknown
sch, carrying away all head gear. knight beads
anu chtNN
Barque sharpsburg (of stoekton,, Cenani. At
New iork from Trooa. hsSl westerly wiatls 10 the
Banks, aud from thence light WINDS and calm !;
Sept Sd, lat ~ 20. Ion 81 ~. encountered hurri-
cane from ESQ TO sw. lasting ~ hours, during
which lost n ain and mixseu topsails and jb.
The sch Oracle Ii West. about 10 tons, was
launched, iath inst from the ya~i of Jrmes Foster
be commauded by Capt Lord OF surry. she
Is Owe~~s ~y-ss.~ .>ss-s.ls .sph Wee. Gan al
Franklin. and others.
sch. Henry, iiovey, from Portland for Boston.
laden v tn m.scksrel, sunk alb, at miles OF Mar.
biehsad Light. 18th met, the crew. consisting OF
the captain and men having barely time 90 tax q
to the boats before sire went down She alle.i 50
rapitiy that the cause Is unknown. The Il was
about 10 tons bur theu
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BOOK NOTICES.

Uarpers comes first ;lmoung the Octo-
Der Magazines. with six illustrated ar tic
les Content: N A
The mems Christian Association. by
Lyman Abbor. Morning Glories. by
Annie ID. Green.s Six Weeks in Florida.
by George Ward Nichols. How Sharp
SnaffieS got his Capital and Wife by v iii
lam Gilmore Simms. The Old Dove AZ ain
tcocluded) by Annie Thomas. A. Tale
OF the Old Walton House. BY Ill. Macau-
lay. Frederick The Great fcontinuedN The
Spectroseope. by JACOB Abbott. The jess
sops' Wish. by Mary n. Prescott The
sacred Flora. by Moncure ID. Conway.
Annie Furness. by Mrs. +. \. TrollOpe
Madame Mere. by Benson j. Lossin,.-
teros. by the Author OF "Giiy Livingstone =
etc.. Literary Forgeries. The Editors
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Record Historical Record anc Drawer.
An IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHANGE
THE HEARTH AND HONE. finely illustra
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hitherto issued by Messrs. PETENGIIL,
BATES Co. has been purchased by
Messrs ORANGE JUDD & Co.. of 245 Broad
way. New York. the well-known publish
ers of the Amsrie6N AgricaltS nit. Nessrs
5. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.. whose great Ad-
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and they therefore transfer HEARTH AND
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ehaolea them not only 10 maintain the
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add materially to its valne The new Pub
fishers al-o announces reduction of the
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Idustratfone. md read
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22

infringing MACHINES. For year. the
"F,RNYR'' has sdvised its readcr- to buy A
wringer with cog wheels iu preference 10 one
wi bout cog wheel attachment II i jtisi
a- important hal the cog wheels BE- 80 arranged
Il at they VIII not entirely separate or play
apa when wringins large articles for then
the u>e of the eng is lost when iuo.e needed.
We have examined several machines with
cogs on one and on both ends Of the shaft. and
lind the cogs on all these machines play apart
except on the Universal which we can rec.
ommend to our readers Is durable wrnger
and st what is neededin any family
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22

Time tries all Things" and has proved that
DIR. Wistar's BslsSm OF Wild Cherry Is the
remedy par excel nce for the cure Of coughs,
colds. Group. whooping-cough, bronchitis,
asthma, phthsic. sore Throat. and influenza. Ii
cures coughs and colds IDstanter. II soothen
the irrlusted parts; n heals the inilsmmation !;
and even consumption itself yields to It's magic
influence III @f 53t 4fE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22

Missionaries and others sojourning in foreign
lands should not fail to take with them n good
supply Of ''Johnson's Anod-ne Eminent" Ii
i the most reliable medicine for all purposes
there j. IN the wo Id.
Contagious diseases. such ss hOrne ai dan-
der, &c., may be prevented by the use of
''sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders. y
Persons travelling with Horses should take note
OF this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of the I S. Patent Office, Washington
under the Act of 1851.
No, 10 State St.. Opposite Kilby St..
BOSTON.

. tTkR an extensive practice OF upwards o
Y twenty years. continues to secure Patents in
the Caied States also in great Britain Fra ce
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specihea-
IOas, Bonds, Assignments. and all pagers or draw
ings tor Patents, executed on reasonable terms
with dispatch. Researches made into American
az d Foreign works to determine legal and other
avce rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies OF the claims OF any patent furnished by
RENTING one dollar Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No Ageacy in the tinted state. possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Patents >r dscerfainiI,y the
prac.ictiblify Of Intentions.
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
OF his large practice, made f,cce rejected apph-
cations SIXTEEN APPEALS every o,e Of when was
decided Ishisfort- Dv the Commas oners OF Patcnte
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most durable and
successful practitioners r'th whom l have had
ofic iai intercourse CHAS. MASON.
Comm ssioners of Patents,
81 have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, more capable If putting their
applications in q form to secure for them AN earv
4sndfavorabe con liberation at the Patent office
EDMUND BURK,'
Late Commissioner oil Patents
MIR, u ii. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE of which patents
have been granted. and that one is nowpendIng.
Such unmistakable proof of great talent and
ability on his part leads me TO recommend al in
ventors TO Apply to him to procure their patents
~ they may he sure Of having the most faithful
attention beJtowed on their cases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARD."
Boston Ian. !. tr1o-iyr-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22

\ fair trial only is needed to convince the
most skeptical, that Halls Vegetable Siciiau
Hair Remover will accomplish all thst is
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.

APP LES-Bsldwin q .; Cooking. SC 90.
Dried, 10. II .f
BCTTER-35. 40 Ll
BEA NS- Yellow eyed $3.50; Pea g., . $50.
CAF.ESE-2O.
Ss1 q n 4 20 - VI .s5aa-4.aI :
GHAIN-BArley. so, Oats, 20. .sEaSs H
Bye. Is %. 20
HfAY-t90 r. vDHTis9s5 aAoTHsNf
HI DIES 4 SklNS-Sheep skins, 40. . 70.
ssJ ~ Hides. &C.. Cali skins, 16ets.
LiME-Sl.40 per cask. a. -
ylEAI-Corn.si %: Rye, u. sos ei.ss.
PRoDtGE-Esgsse -: Domestic Lard. 20 to Is
PROVlSIONS-RoundH Hog. 14a Is Beef 10 IL
Clear Salt Pork, $500 81 .O0
MuttOn.9 a Toe per ID. Spring
Il e ~ Lamb . No. Turkeys 20 y
Chickens. II; Veal toe. -
sif.s Ham IS Sc. boOg s hilW
TALLON-Rough &c kende red 8 1-2 to u.
WOODLAND 81 80 a 90. Mill q % - 20.
WOOLcFieece 80. Pulled 81 TO 70.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

illt> pIliN. anu also IN Anl> lily
= "ruan gets susr",n. al
Washington County,
-tlark a Davis new store on Water
street will be completed next week.
Excursion in the steamer r. Carter
ihi- Wednesday Morning. 10 oedgwick
james FIVE 81 fremont. had an arm.
broken last week D, 4 barrel of flour fall
iu- upon Il.
A little daughter of John Drake hile
a' Play "a Tuesday night had her arm brok-
,u.
-George 4. Paroher ha> been appointed
Agent for the Eastern Express in place OF
!. 4 Hale. res gued
Seth Tisdalc, E>q.. has presented the
scholars of the High School with nne
LOCK ANA a thermometer
Hon. +. \. Pike j, the Representative
ro 'hr Legislature from Calai, by maiori-
b of4ll
The store ou Main street formerly
occupied hy 4. II. St"ckhridge i being
refiuel
MIR :. Richardson Of Nj. Desert
raised ana -old on, hundred dollars worth
aIil~ engaged il wing ~ a bundle Of
= ~ ! f'"Hy ii1' '''' '''" ana instant
,t
"' D'''-o' i,''''' 1T az ii"i 'u,n''
WI 'i''i''"N 'l'1'' "'l''' f"'''hl''
''''N ''''i' i''l ll''''i''- ""' i''-
~ ''' I" 'tl ."a' IT. MOTIFS
'I''4'H ~ 'uf siar@ "N
''' ''--A'' "''' -'''''' 4" '''' "'Ii'"'''
''''''s ''''-''' ''A'''-
~ 'i''''' '''i'''
l'''' ''''' 4''li''' y i''e''l''1 "a h''''N>
~
''''' ~ - ~
-ihr fe""h-o"t Comfy Musical CON
,.f pr,tT II snr,h,rJ
tl.,,... him.
~ pa - '''' ''''''''''''' 80
.t...,,-..,..., -.
Y an 'hoSe 'huep'eu LOT Suo>efip-
'lN1''e>
$50
quite feet came up the river on tri-
day lt consisted Of aiue-boat. dredging
boat, and three mud-seo"s- Work was
''-u'' On Inc rhiiiiel al ING FiNer Oh Mon
GAY ia~f'
The channel ofthe river is 10 he dred.-
"a or one hundred and fifty feet wide in
-'.ad NJ between one hundred and fifty as
- i''StN"~- - = '"-iN th'
""TA VIII b' accomplished N four weeks
William Pomeroy'e house seven miles
below Ellsworth on the east side Of thu
bay, was burned on Saturday last. The
hre caught near the iire-board. Every
rhiu.r In the house was consumed. No
ii"''-
Mt Desert Rock which Is about thirty
feet above high tide.w completely broken
over by the sea a week ago Sunday. The
keepers of the Light lost fish-flakes
barrel Of oil. anchors etc.
Cant. i. Rich Of T're,,on, has invent
ed hatch which can be removed and
fastened again in three minutes. and is
self-canlkng. THIS invention has been
thoroughly tested On vessels sailing from
''ia' port
The Machias Republican has the fol-
lowing high opinion OF Bangor From
henceforth Bangor NAV rightly be CON
sidered as the who're OF the apocalypse.
when si'teth on many waters. MAKcELLrs
liAS TIE ENDORSEMENT OF BANGOR
The mare owned by the Stage Com
pany that was driven from Belfast to
Roelland, and return. SO miles. each day
for six successive days. last week on "A
wager OF $500, easily wonthe bet for his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22
WARNINGS HANDY BOOK OF

HUSBAND
Agents-smart, energetic ones--are wanted at
n once for thus superb work which il prohpunc
ed by the Press and by Farmers, and Gardeners
the greatest work Of the KIM ever published in
,nducemen:s TO prompt and reliable Agents, one
Of whom We want In every town III Maine.
n. 5. PAYNE, Gem Aren't,
Isl f H. q Middle st. Portland, Ne.
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POLICE COURT RECORD.

DEI>KwATEG. JCDGE.
Criminal Docket NJ. 1874.
--..-. sept. ID
Niair. on coInpl'i ofA. d. Squirting. '.
John Clara. Patrick eastman and Elias
Armstrong. Violation Of City ordinances.
Respondents plead guilty" and were
>evcrally fined $50 and one third the
costs
Civil Docket. No. 276.
sept. ~.
Benjamin +. Kelliher V. Monroe Young.
-,-surnI~it for So. Plea-gencrai issr~.
Judgment for Pl'f for SIS and costs. Dn.
appealed.
Peters. Wi>well.
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| ID.

Ia surTy. Ion nst. infant son Of Marcus NJ and
Clara \ Morgan. ag-i weeks
~ fremont, f-th mat Mr.. Je.sy. wife OF Ben
Jamin Benson. aged ~ years and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22
81 SINESS NOTICES

BUSINESS NOTICES.
foE THE EFFECT rRopUcFD ny FELLOWS
SoNfoCND >rBCPoF HYPoPHv.PHiTrS in
ID se'.ses' OF the Lungs the Inventor D. hermit
ted 10 refer 10 Tue medical gentleman IN -
John, y. u. whose sisnaiure> are attached
hereto:
WILLIAM BAYARD, MD.
EDWIN BAlAED D.
THDN A. WALKER VI
JOHN BERGMAN. NJ. H.. Ed
pr. TOMBSTONE. X C.S Ia.
GEoRG r. kEA TOR. NJ. ID.
" II HARDING. VI. II. c. :.
JOHN u AZ TER. VI ID.
J. u. WHITE. NJ. H.
1. ". CAkRiTT, NJ. ID.
|. Aaron Award. Mayur of the City of =:
John. IN the provinces of New Brunswiek, hsv-
ing examined the letter, OF MIR Earle. A Jy
Clay. Jacobs. and ohander aud also the Sie-
natures attached 10 The foregoing permit of re
ference. hereby certify thai believ. them all
genuine.
can also testify TO the high therapeu,ical
value OF FELLows' COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HlPoPuosfHIIEs, and consider IL deserving
OF attention by the profession generally.
In testimony W hereof have here
unto set ms hand and affixed NV
! Or at seal Of Mayoralty at the City OF ST.
{ Sell. John hi. sixth day of February.
-- IN the year OF our Lord one thous-
aud eight hundred and -iNty-eiyht.
AARON ALwA.iD, VI. D..
MAYOR of thu City OF st. J ohm.
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List of Letters

Boyasss Lseu,sa 9srl.nS, AbsY
Ray. Ersacis = sesar. Rachel T. -
/, ,hvs1o =, 'i" ;, wHIrcoAB.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-21
Newspaper Statements.

HOW THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH.
This is not age when people believe trust what
they in the public journals Fifty sixty years
ago when the accuracy Of statement that had appear
ef in Of the gazettes News Letters of the day.
questioned, it was considered sufficient answer to
all cavil to say, at must be So for read it in the
paper" 1t IS not so Newspaper assertions must
be verified before they taken for granted aud this
is especially tho regards statements setting forth
the remedial properties of proprietary medicines For
example 1T was not until the tonic and alternative
properties of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters had been
deliberately and thoroughly tested by thousands and
found to be in perfect accord with the printed claims
put forth in Its behalf that it was accepted by
the public at large as II Standard ReHedy, But when
mutudes who had resorted to IL safeguard against
maarious feyers for indg eston and bliousness
means Of strengthening the Irame cheering the
spirits and nPartng constitutional vgOr came forward
and testified that its beneficial effects had exceeded
their most stnguine expectations, Of the world
believed. To resist snch proofs impossible Great
has been taken from the beginning not 10 orersta
tho merits OF the Bitters EIaggeiatiou and bomhas
have been the death OF many preparations that might
otherwise have survived They were weighed in the
balance and found wanting" Hostetters Bitters on
the contrary, have never been announced in grandlo
qnenl language for every bodily ill., but simply
a pure harmless vegetable specific, posse sing
remarkable incigorating regulating, antibious and
autseptc properties. This IS exactly what the public
know the medicine to be- and its sales is
argument n Is favor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-21
No. %.

Nervous debility, with its gloomy attend.
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss of semen, spermaterrhua
loss OF power, dizzy head, loss of memory
find sovereign cure in,Humphreys' Homeo.
pathic Specific No. twenty-eight. Composed
OF the most valuable, mild and potent Cura.
tives, they strike at once at the root OF the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life
and vitality to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price So per pack.
age OF five boxes and large vial OF powder
which IS very important in obstinate or old
cases, or 81 per single box. Sold by all drug.
gists, and sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co.. 562 Broadway, New York
Wholesale Agents-Burnhams Van Setback, Hur
burt Edsall. Chicago, Ms; jerks & Gordon, St
Paul, Mimi; Brown, Weber & Graham, st. Louis
Mo-. Farrand. Shelley 4 Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-21

NERVOUS HEADACHE, LIVER COMPLAINT, &c =,
&o.-The brain being the most delicate and
sensitive OF all our organs, is necessarily
more or less affected by all our bodily ali
ments. A headache is often the first symp-
tom of q serious disease Ii the nervous
system is affected, there is always trouble at
it's source in the pericranium. And it may
be here remarked that as the nervous fibre
perYades the entire frame, no part OF the
physical structure can be affected without
the nerves suffering mpathet!cally. Liver
complaint of every type affects the brain.
Sometimes the effect is stupor, confusion of
ideas, hypochondriasis; sometimes persistent
or periodical headache. In any case, the best
remedy that can be taken is PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. In headache proceeding from indiges-
ton or biliousness, or both, the stom-
achic and anti bilious properties Of the pre-
paration will soon relieve the torture, by re-
moving the cause. If the complaint is purely
nervous-ln other words, if it has originated
in the nervous system, and is not the result
of sympathy, The BITTERs will be equally ei1i-
cacl0us.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-21
Family Medicine Cases
AND
POCKET COMPANIONS,
DOCTOR, WHAT CAIN YOU DO FOF
GA FAMILY

| have quito toltt,y GOOD deal o. sickness the
doctor cC6es 0itat and his bills ieA; and IN
these times rGcbli be stathed to have less sick
and Lighter els IN this direction. II ecngsent with tho
Divine wli
we, my friend, I can do a good deal for you,
can seuc yCE ono OF our FAMILY GASES OF
OF directions aio'nS description Of all the various
Diseases Sh,Oh yea can treat prottabiy End full
directions tor pse, giving the medicines, diet etc.
The various spsCh are all marked and labeled you
need not be at Toss which TO give in particular case
and the directions plain ana simple that you need
mob go asttAy VIA oue OF these oasos you your wits
will be abba I. meat and arrest three iourths OF all the
OF ,llnese which occur your family You can DO
this because you the sick child or Baen a. once
aud long before the dotcr WOULD be called and thus
meet the sickness with the proper remedy once, and
betOroi has become serious In using these simple and
yet effective medicines also you AVOID dragging the
patient and thus YEA eniug the SYSTEM and laying tn
foundation OF future disease. You also thus enabled
70 eradicate those tendencies to chronic disease which
exist in 40 many families and individuals such as
NrVWd, 6oW tohshHp7DN, dc 10y the use, rom time
TO tme 50 occasion requires for such ailments dis
aecur, OF tho proper specific, not only Is the
passing disease cured but the foundation so to speak,
Of subsequent and grave chronic diseases is removed
The consequence IL that the whole alnll, improve In
health have less aud less sickness from year 20 year
have more vigor and better constitutions, and thus
gsaduay you work out from under the hand OF disease
aud doctor just the reverse of this h true under old
school treatment Every yiilanous dose OF medicine
paves the way tor another one visit of tho dOc or often
noeessltates another, and good thorough odsohu0l
doctor can make patients enough in the INST ten years
OF his professional life TO keep HIM busy Tor the balance
Of his days These wrecks of men made 10y tine abuse
OF oalomel. blue mass, quinino, iodine, opium and
potassium. ARE the harvest folds of dosors So my
friend get out OF this way of dootornR, Get case OF
SPECIFICS and doctor yourself and family whom YOU eau
and whom You must have doctor send for the most
reliable in your reaeh and you will soon have sick
ness and doctors rare visitors at Your house
THIS is no fancy sketch. No mere windy promise.
Thousands have done SO, and you may do likewise Tho
amount involved IN the experiment Is uotlago and the
attempt we'll worth trial
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-21

The following Western patents were issued
from the United States Patent Office, for
the week ending April 5, 1870, AZ reported by
Farwell, Ellsworth Il Co., Patent Solicitors
and Attorneys in Patent Causes, 1862 Lake
street, Chicago;
ILLINOIS.
Vapor Burner-silas d. Baldwin, Chicago.
Flour Sitter, Colander and Strainer--Boon 4
Mills Galesburg.
Brick Machine-F. l.. Clarke, Oakland.
Flour and Meal Chest. NJ. Dashlel, Decatur.
Bail Ear Mason Il Rice, Chicago
Water Elevator--M 8. McAtee, Chester.
Wood Turning Lathe-O. H. Perry, Goconda,
Revolving Pillow Golfer NJ. Richards. Princeton
Tanning Afill-Runk Tharp, Nashville.
Sad Iron Heater-Wm. Scarlett Aurora
Die for Making Chord-B Heads--F. J. Smith,
Chicago
Combined Distilling Apparatus-wolf, Rush,
Pahlman Il Welsh, Chicago.
Gate--Aquilla Becraf Jacksonville
Portable Swing-Mary d Brine Chicago.
Hay Prsss-G. II. Aylworth, Brighton
Spring Bod Bottom Mathew Falcon, Blooming
ton.
Adjustable Elbow Joint for Water Ppes--J. D
Field Wataga
Brick Mold-M. 7. Glimsdal, Rockford.
! Revolving Swing-A, Graves, Roscoe.
| Field Roller--A s. Keagy. Harrisrown.
| Flooring G. J. McAbster. chicago.
| Dtching Machines. y, Mckelvey, FarmerCity
Yehicle--Elias Rowe, Ysndalia.
| School Desk--O. W. sherwood, Chicago.
Vegetable Washer-H. j, Wattles Rockford.
| Base Burning Stove a, White, G. neseo
INDIANA.
! Washing Machinc--J seph Balslpy, Bedford
| TapeLinn Box-C, H. Dounellan, indianapolis,
! Chimney GOWN, Douglas, Goshen.
! Wagon Axle--r. NJ Cmxton. Rising sun.
! Furnace John Hubert, Jr., Richmond.
| Grain separatorL. Roger, RoYer'Ou.
/ Car Coupling Vim. Winner, Union City.
| MICHIGAN.
Mode Of Securing Horse Powers to the Ground
| F. W Randall, Union.
| Culty4tor-G. u. St John, Kalamazoo.
Attachment 10 Seeding Machine G.. b. st. John.
Kalamazoo,
WISCONSIN.
| Harvester-Eli b, Rice Madison,
! Hot Air Furnace--Lansing Bnnnell, Milwaukee
Machine for Cutting Locks In HooYs-T. Conk.
| ling, Fond du Lac
Fruit jar G. Purdy, GAINESVILLE.
IOWA.
| Dumping Plattorm--R. NJ. Fish, Glenwood
| Horse Hay Rake II Morris Maauoketa.
Flood Gate--A. h, Noble, Ia Motto.
Snow Piow for kailwaysR Wilson, Des Mones
MINNESOTA.
Horse Power--Geo. 0erlloin, Utica.
Latch Machiue--Josah 0ytioudt Minneapolis.