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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-26

who have become meut filing re-
sponsible stations in life, as | ex-
pec:ed they would, for my aim
was to qualify men for such positions,
aud, therefore. their attention at
school was confined within q limited
range--reading. spelling. arithmetic
and algebra, good penmsnship, Eng
lish grammar, and the principles of
book-keeping-these constituted the
curriculum of the school, and cppor-
tunity has made most of them good
business men.
The city schools possess advsu-
tsges which are unsurpassed by any
schools in the Stste-superb edifces,
spacious campus grounds. elegant and
convenient accommodations, accom-
plished, smiable and looking
teachers. and every appliance TO light
CD the labor of the teacher and pro-
mote the advancement of the scholar in
his studies. This being the case, and
remembering what was accomplished
in q former period, when no such ad
vantRges existed, l can augur we'll
for the cultivation and intelligence Of
those whose happy lot hiss been cast
10 a city whose liberality and public
spirit is unbounded 10 the cause Of
public education.
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Rllllmnra nrd Nhlo Rallrnad.

On Wednesday last, Mr.. John W.
Garrett was reelected President of the
Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad. In &C
cepting again this trust. he made some
interesting statements. from the Sans
report of which we extract the follow.
ing:
Whilst the Washington County
Road, the Winchester and Strasburg
Road, and the Petersburg Branch
Road had been completed; whilst the
Central Ohio and Lake Erie divis-
ions. and the Marietta and Cincinnati
Road, had been so largely improved,
aud were prepared for the increasing
business which Is being commanded
through these routes; whilst on yes
terday the last ehannel-span Of the
great bridge over the Ohio River at
Parkersburg had bean closed; whilst
that entire structure, as we'll as the
similar grand aud costly bridge at
Benw0od, would soon be comp eted !;
whilst the Pittsburg aud ConnellsvilIe
Road-an enterprise Of vast sigDii
canoe and power. through which vel
ume of prosperity would flow upon
our city, would, in a few weeks, be
opened-yet much remains 20 be
done As showing the eject OF the
combination Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Company, the President stated
that the revenue for the past mouth
of the road and its branches was 81.
O76. 365 76. Mr.. Garrett had the sat
isfaotion of stating TO the Board that
d first-class line of steamships had
been organized. and was now in oper-
alton between Liverpool and Balti-
more. A few weeks since il became
desirable for the Baltimore and Ohio
Company to order the shipment from
Liverpool Of 2 600 tons of steel rails
bv steamers. These shipments
formed the basis OF two eargOes, viz:
of the steamship Ottawa and Caspian.
These 6ns Steamships are nov on
their way to this port. They are
owned b. the Messrs. Allen, of Mon
treal and Liverpool, who control
feet of twenty three first class iron
steamships The Hon. Mr.. Hugh
Allen has visited our city, and, after
examiuing its advantages and rela
tions with the West and South, de
termined TO instruct that, for the pur
pose of testing the line, q fortnightly
line should be established. The first
class steamers OF the Messrs. Allen
will therefore hereafter sail regularly
every two weeks from each side.
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KENTUCKY NEWS.


MADAME j AUNEsCHEK is achieving
manifold triumphs in Louisville.
On Thursday morning the Fisher
Vile distillery was destroyed By FIRE.
MosT Of the Kentucky weekly pa
pers will not be issued this week, be-
cause of the holidays.
ALL that is necessary to make the
Greenville Male Collegiate Institute 3
success is encouragement.
NEW LIBERTY had double we'd
ding few days since. two sisters en-
tsring the bonds at the same tims.
FIFTEEN houses. all of them occu-
pied for business purposes. were burnt
up in Brandenburg, on Tuesday
night.
A YOUNG man in Georgetown has
been sold By the "three-d dollar" watch
trick. It's running stopped with the
arrival Of the express package.
FIVE Of the oorporators of the new
Eastern Kentucky Railway Company,
whose charter has passed, are from
Massachusetts,, three from New York.
and one from Ohio.
ELIZABETH WINTERS, of Louis
vile. attempted to make her kitchen
FIRE burn more lively by pouring on
Coal Oil. Result, a few screams. great
agony aud a funeral.
AN emigrant party Of seven, a
mother and six children, passed
through GEORGETOWN, a few days since,
en- route to Virginia. The wagon
containing the worldly goods Of the
party was drawo BY the eldest son.
THos. J. PETIT, ESQ, of the
Greensboro Monitor, was married in
that place, on Thursday TO Miss Mag
gle Blair. a niece of Hon. w. N.
Sweeney, at whose residence the eere-
mony took place. Tom anticipated
the present cold snap.
AT the meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee for Bourbon
County at Paris, on Saturday, it was
resolved that q convention should be
called for the first Monday In Jan
nary next. The committee recon-
mend the Hon. Richard HAYES for
Governor.
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THE R0ckport Journal thinks we
move in q mYsterions waE haoansa va

THE Rookport Journal thinks we
move in mysterious way because We
have expressed tae opinion that
Col. Jones, Of the Democrat,
has the inside track and is
> lsetJe ahead in the race for
Director of tae Southern Prison.
We see nothing mysterious IN this
expression Of opinioa. Tho Demoe-
racy propose to award the Offices fer
party services. IF the results of the
last election in Vanderburgh and
Spencer Counties are any indication
Of the efficient services Of the party
newspapers, there can ba no doubt
that Col. JOaes can prasans the best
claims for the Dictatorship. He car
ried his county while his opponent
made q most miserable failure.
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UNITED Stats or AMERICA, 49,.
uI.LnIr- OF Indian. -

~ HAA III AZ lN UL All4lII|Ha
District OF lHatanH,
W#W Eh Eak 10 aias libel uf information
W# was Glol iu ne District Court uT the
UnHod States for the District OF Indiana.
ON the 18TH dey Of Danemb r, 1870, by Dan
GAVIN, against The sbsam boat IeWellu+
her engines, boilers, tackle. apparel, EIr-
uftuEe and boats. seized no said nIstfie.
IA a cause Of lctiCu, civil end maritime.
ana claiming damage I'm the sum uI $3.50
and pray ing process agHllst anid boat Sc.
and that the slmCmay be condemned and
sold therefor.
NOW, therefore, in pursuance OF tho Mo-
ntston under tle seal 81 said Court 10 me
direct ed aud delivered, II do hereby eiFa
public notice lo eng PERSONS claiming SAID
goods or ans part thereof, or iu any man
ner interested therein that they be and
appear before the District Court Oh fue
United states, % be held 40 the City of IH-
dianapoiis, Ia and for the District OF Indie
ana On The drst Monday OF Eebfua15
next, at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon % tHHl
day, then and there 60 tntorEoae Lhea
claims and make their allegations lu
that behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshai ~. s..
BY SAMUEL DAY. Deputy.
Attest. j. ID. HOWL.BED. UPE.
CHAs- u. MAI.sHi Proctor for Libellaud.
dec2J-l4t
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TELEGRAPHIC.
French View Of the Situation.
ROusn Evacuated By the Prussisns
engagement ss POnt NOyelte.. French
Victorious.

SITUATION OF THE FRENCH ESCoURAsrSG
-RoUEN EVACUATED BY THE PRUssIANs.
BORDEAUX, December 23.-DuriDg
the great sortie from Paris, on
Wednesday, Duero, took many hun
dred prisoners. The general situa-
ton is more encouraging for the
French. The non occupation Of
Tours, and the retreat of the Prussiau
forces towards Orleans, are said to be
the result Of the stragetieai move
ments of Geus Sheussey and Bour-
baki.
Rouen has been almost entirely
evacuated by the Prussisns. There
we're only $50 soldiers there yesterday.
Gen. Manteuffel has undoubtedly
moved his forces for the purpose of
opposing the march of the French
army and Gen. Faidherbe.
ENGAGEMENT AT POINT NOYETrE-FRKNcH
VICTORIOUS.
BORDEAUX, Dec. "a In an Off
cial dispatch telegraphed from Lille
on the night of the 23d, Gen. Faid-
herbe announces to the Minister of
War that he engaged the enemy at
PoUt Noyette on that day. The battle
lasted from IL o'clock in the forenoon
until 6 o'clock IN the evening. For
q greater portion of the time it was
an artillery duel. which was finally
terminated By charge By the French
infantry, along the whole line The
enemy were driven back, and the
French troops remained masters OF
the field.
PARIS ADYICES BY BALLOON.
BORDEAUX, December 24.-Advices
from Paris to night, the I'D, has been
received by balloon which landed
near Units. There was no engage
mention that day Thursday, but gem
eral battle was regarded as imminent.
The journals estimate the losses of the
French In the combats of the 21st at
about 800 killed and wounded, and
spoke In glowing terms of the great
confidence displayed By the National
Guard.
SUCCESS OF THE FRENCH CONFIRMED.
LONDON, December 23.-There is
a confirmation of the recent success
ful from Paris 70 the north, south and
east, with the capture of several
strong positions, but yesterday there
is an announcement from French
sources that two divisions of the ar
my of the Loire had effected a juno
IiOn. Il appears 80 be without foua-
dalton, In fact, the general situation
Is encouraging for the French
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INDIANA IrE as.

Spencer County,
The R0okport Sunday Schools had
lots Of Christmas dOings,
TIE R9ekport Journal, last week,
looked as bright as q new pin.
FARMERS are holding back their
hogs on account Of the Low prices.
THE Spencer Couuty Agricultural
Society has on haad IN cash and notes
1858 So.
CAPT. HIoKs' large Aat-boat at
Grandview, was sunk one day last
week by the waves
ID. @. BRANHAM 3 Co.. have exam
insd the profile of the Rockport Rail-
road and Is t1uoh pleased with it.
Knox County,
TIE Alleghaaians' sing at Vim
Csnnes on Tuesday evening.
TIE Vincennes fremsn have Q
grand ball on the 2Oth of January.
BUssERoN Township sent seventy
Eve hcgs to Vineennes last week,
which averaged 31S pounds each in
weight.
The LaPlante House has been
leased to Isaac & Lewis W. Thomas.
of MartinsviIle. for a term of Eve
years.
The WILDERNESS Sun takes occasion
to commend our neighbor of the
Courier for the ofice Of Prison Di-
rector, notwithstanding he is little
cratic il some respects" It also
endorses Col. jones, Of the Roekport
Democrat. and hopes both may get
the Office. Certainly
MisceIlany.l
THE hay crop Of Delaware County
will reach between 10000 and 10000
bales.
MONDAY has been agfeed upon as
the proper day to celebrate Christmas
in New Albany.
WHEAT in New Albany, the past
week, averaged from 81 to 81 20 per
bushel, according to quality.
THERE is a family in Muncie. Dala-
ware County. consisting of father,
mother, and twenty-one children.
Two millions of dollars have been
spent at Indianapolis the present
year in building improvements.
CHARLEY CoTToM has charge of the
Indiana Department Of the Louisville
Commercial, with bis Office at New
Albany.
THE coloTed people Of Jefferson :
vile have organized three charitable
societies-the Sons and Daughters Of
the Morning. the Union Band Of Sis
tiers, and the Black Bonnets.
LARGE numbers of beavers are said
to have made their appearance near
Mt. Carmel. Franklin County. and
are engaged in building dams and
preparing for permanent settlement.
MAJ. I. P. SMITH. Of New Albany,
Joseph r. VOzel, Of Marion County.
and Hiram Prather. of Jennings
County, have been appointed By Gov.
Baker to relocate the county seat of
Scott County. 1t goes to CentreviIle.
THERE are at present in the State
Soldiers Home, at Kingstown, 259
soldiers and seventy-one orphan chill
dren of soldiers. The expenses Of
the institution for the year ending
November 1, 1870. were $36. 1852. But
q per week are allowed for the sup
port Of child at the Home.
WIN. BoWLEs, Of treason trial no.
toriety, has been sued in the Orange
Circuit Court. at Paola, BY his attor-
neys, Martin M. Ray and J. w. Cor.
don, for fee of SO. 600 for defending
him on that occasion. The case viii
come on for trial before Judge Bick.
nell, at the February term of the
Court.
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DEBILETATED,
40 THE

who-e suhsriRgs have been Protraesed
from hidden causes. ana whose cases re-
quire prompt treatment to resder exist
ence desirable; II you are suffer ng, or
have suffered. from involuntary dischars.
e., what effect does It proaucs upon your
general health? Do you feel weak. debn.
itated. easily tt. cdr Does a little extra
exert on produoe palpitation OF the hearth
Does your liver, or urinary organs. Or your
kidneys. frequently get out OF oIde.? Is
your urine sometimes thick. fnHzy or
hoeky. or is it ropy on settllnge Or d a
thick -kun rise to the tOp9 Or is a ssdi-
ment at the bottom AFT r It has stood
awhneq Do you have spells Of short
breathing or Is spepsla? Are your bowels
constipated9 Do you have SPELLS OF faint
ing. or rushes of blood to the head? Is
your memory impaired9 Is your mind
constantly dwelling on this. subJeet9 Do
you feel dun, llsliess, moping. tired CT
company, OF life? Do you wish to be ieft
alone, to get away from everybody Does
any little thing maze you start or jump
Is your steep broken or restless2 Is the
Iustre of your eye as brilliant: The bloom
on your cheek as brightP. Do you enjoy
yourself in society as well? DO you pur.
sue your business with the came energy ?
Do you fe 81 IS much confidence in your
selfg Are your splits dull and Il gging,
given to hts of melaachoiy? If so, do not
lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have
you restle nights? Your baex weak.
your knees weak. and have but little ap-
petite, and you attributs this to dyspepsia
or nver-compla1nt9
low, reader, self abuse, venereal dis
eases badly cured. aud sexual excuses,
are all capable Of producing weakness Of
the Aenerauve organs. The organs of gen.
Grafton. VIII en- in perfect health. make the
man. Did you ever think that those bold,
defiant, energetic, pereeveii,g. successful
business men are always those whose gen
erattve organs are IN perfect health2 You
never hear such men complain OF being
melancholy, Of nervousness, of pal pitation
of he heart. They ars never afrsi& they
cannot sacceedtu business they don't be-
oouesad and dlscouragedi they are Away
polite ami pleasant in the company Of
ladies. and look yen aud them right in the
face-nons OF your downcast Iooks or any
other mesnness about them. 1 do not
mean those who keep the organs inflated
by running to excess. These win not only
lu.n t1eir consu utiops, but also those
they do business with or for
How many men. from badly cured dis
eases, from the effects of self-abuse and
excuses, have brought asout that state OF
weakness in tho orgsns that as re-
dueed tie general sy stem 50 much as to
induce almost every other disease-idiocy,
lunacy. paralysis, spinal affections. suit
eide. and almost every other form of dis
ease which humanity is heir to, and the
real cause ofthe trOub 9 scarcely ever sus-
pscted. ana have doctored for all bat the
right one. Diseases of these organs re-
quire the use of Diuresle.
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United States Marshals Notice


District Of Indiana. a7f
W. III EEEA3s libel OF Information
w was hled ln the District Court OF the
United states FOR the District ut Indiana
on the l6th day Of Decezuberi 1870, hy wiz
Mam Knight and others. against the
steamboat Commercial her boilers. ems
gines, machinery, tackle, apparel, fuguI
ture and boats, seized ut said District Iva r
cause OF action, civil and mntrllmo ard
calming damages iu the sum of 52I10 So
ana praying process against said boat De-.
sold therefor
NOW, therefore. ia pursuance OF tho mo-
milton under the seal Of said Court 10 me
directed ana delivered, i DO hereby give
pubic notice "a all persons claiming SAID
gooQss or any part thereof, on In any mau-
appear before the District Court OF fha
United states, 10 be held at the city 90 tu-
ana, on the lrst Monday OF Eebruarg
next 81 10 o'clock Of the forenoon of thaf
day. then and there To iutCrpoEe tnalF
behalf.
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RETROsPEOT.

The educational Advantages Of Eg.
ansTIlle in 1850, li0HtFasted with
the educational Advantages OF EV-
aasViiIe In 1870-AGdTeSsed 10 the
Teachers attending ths IBstitut !,
as Present held "a fhis City
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0LD DR. HEAFH,s many xearsI az
~ per1euCe In curing the debiIifated and
diseased disclosed The startling fact that
pepstu, Nervous Debility, Exhausted V1tolsttf
Coglsls1lptt07, Generous affections, DfSense
Of the Liver, kpttepSy, Paralysis, and DIS
eases Of The Kidneys and BLADDER were
caused by and could only be Cured AFTER
curing them of BsnstB1g Weakness, His
immense practice has made his treatment
as near perfection as possible. Many OF
his patients had paid from SlOO to 5000 for
medicine and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients CAM
not be cured Without a searching exam
tnetion OF ali symptoms and oomplfca~
ttOnB, and scientific treatment by an expe-
rienced physician. Those at distance
can be cured al their homes without an
Interview. Advice free at 10 Broadway
New York. There are SO many unsucceass
ful physicians, DR.. HEATH viii merely
say be Is the author OF two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on Chemicals. iyls
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az For BLACK WORMS ana PIsfPLEa
on the face, use PsTTlj's CoDtedone ard PIHq-
pie Remedy, prepared only by DR.. B. O
PERRY, 80 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. the trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. fEol7 dam BpE
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Essays for Young Men, on Physical aud
Mental Euerv&tton-lOss of bodily y1EOE,
courage, and ambition = the c2Ese and
cure-With sanitary aid for the feeble aud
depending. Sent free, IN sealed euvsl-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATlO&,
BoL z. PhlIadslnhia Pa mad 3m So y
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NORTH MISSOURI LAND
FOR SALE
By TIE
Hannibal and ST. Joseph
h. r.. Company.

About I25,0Ce acres Of the finest FARM
ING and GRAZING LAND in the UNI
TED STATES, for sale az low prices and
on very easy terms, thus enabling an In
dustrIous m an with small capital to pay
for his land with money earned from it.
Missouri is not too far West to be at great
distance from markets; us Railroad faclii-
ties are great aud cOnst tntly increasing;
the climate is splendid, AID GOOD crops are
almost certainty; while the numerous
thriving towns and cities sprinRtng up on
every hand aItest beyond DOUBT that the
blight OF slavery has been effeetuaily dis
sipatfd, and that astern men and East
eTn capital are doing their perfect work.
Our Lands Defy Competition
HE send for full descriptive Circu ars
aud Sectional Maps, enclosing 80 Cts, and
stating y hat paper you saw this IN, 70
EDWARD WILDE8,
Land Comm lssIoueT, Hannibal, Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT.
PERKINS s. HOUSES PATENT.
MD N-EXPLOSIVE

Metallic Kerosene Lamp.
Ts A3 5OLUTELY SAFE from exclusion
or breaking; BURNS ANY COAL OIL,
good or bad; gives more light, no odor,
and uses LESS OIL.
ut Is perfectly non explosive. The light
8 better than Is produced by any other
laDp."-R. s.. C1aTk, EFestllsaf Gfdsgaehtt-
sets a Agricultural College.
1t - perfectly nOn-cEplOsive, gives n
better light, and Is more economical tban
any other lamp in use."- w. ". Wells. tate
Sup. Ptso. Schools, Chicago.
Inc appalling deaf rs and fires rom glass
lamps exploding and breakiug create
great demand for this lamp. IL PAYS TO
sell IL. Sold by canVaEseFs- Agenfs want
ed eVeryW here. -enO tor cl1cu ar and
terms 70 MOSTG JMERY q Co Clsve-
lano, Ohio, a. Barely 81, New York.
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BATOmEAO R'a EgAaR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous;
does noE contain lead nor any VftGkto pos
son to produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the Yauuted and deiuEtFe preparations
Boosting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine ". a. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 30 years untarnished reputation to
uphold it's integrity as the only PerfeCt
Hair Dys-Black or Brown. Sold By all
Druggists. applied a. Is bond arrest, New
York lf9l0
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d. s. mARsHAI3s sALEs
(Nu. 1890
United States Mar5haF8 H0iies.
UEIrED sTATEs or AMsEeIcA, )ss.

UNITED 8TATEs or AlIEETCh, l.-.
District Of Indiana, l-9'
XXI EREHEAHs q libel 0I Information
w was filed fn the DISTRICT Court gfthe
United States for the District or Indiana
on the sta day of september, 1870, by Ca-
lumbug Mcdonald, against the steamboat
Emma Floyd her BoNsrH, Engine. Tackle.
Apparel and Furniture seized 90 said DIS
frlcf, in q cause OF damages, civil and marie
time. and claiming damages lE the sum
81 e53i and praying process gEHlust said
boat, &C and that tire same may be ouu-
demmed and sold therefor
Now, therefore, ia uur6unnca of the H1-
milton under the seal OF said Court 90 me
directed and delivered 4 40 hereby give
public notice % au persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof on in any mnu-
ner Interested therein, thnt they be- ana
appear before the District Court OF the Uni
ted states, TO be held 40 tho city OF IHdI-
annapolis, 10 and Tor the uistriot OF Indie
ana on the first Monday OF January
next at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon OF that
day then ana There TO interpos their
ciaing and m Ea their elfCatiout Goa that
behalf. BEN. aPODNEH,
MarHnal ". s..
Jy H N. BTHBL0W, Den
Attest; j. ID HOWLAHD, DIX.
CuAB. %. MARSH, Proctor for LibellHnf
decd-Hf
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For Sale.

e-l0FFoN EXPRESSLY PREPARED
~ for Comforts, at FIFTEEN GENTS per
First Street deo}5 %
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Me Old Saint CharleS,


THE UNDERSTGEEB RES FECT-
~ fully announces to his friends and
patrons in Evansville and elsewhere, that
the old reliable and fashionable
Restaurant and Saloon,
Which was well and favorably known to
the public for many years as the SAINT
CHARLES, has been re-opened in the INST
style, and the proprietor will be happy to
meet and greet his former customers and
as many new ones as Will favor him with
their patronage.
The Dining Room will be furnished vito
all the del1cacies OF the markets, (FIsh,
Game, Oysters, Crabs, HOLSTERS, etss. in
their seasonl and meals prepared in splen-
did style on short notice, from O'Clock
An. until midnight.
The Bar viii be supplied with the ehoic-
est brands of Wines, Liquors, CtRars, etc.
Prompt and attentive bar-keepers and
waters always ready TO attend upon Gus
toners. If you are hungry or thirsty, do
not forget that your wants can be supplied
sold st. Charles"
First Street, between Main and Locust
Streets, EVANSVILLE, Indiana
noYl6-sm CHARLES IHABBE.
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PATENTS
Ameilca0 and fEurOD5an.

American and European.
ElE UN ( a co continue 70 give opin-
Ia ions IN regard 10 the Novelty OF la
Examinations at the Patent once, pre-
pare Specincationss ID sawiugs, Caveats and
a ~ gn entss aud prosecute applications
all European GouutFies. They give special
attention To TIE prosecution Of hflecled
k1lsituz, appeal Extensions anu tnief-
feronces. s9t1lE UHH l
80 Pamphlets of the New Patent Law
for 1870 furnished free. Ado 1sa
MUh& a. &C., Pa
81 Park Row. New York.
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Ag4nl'Si Head ThfsI

@EYE NKzaEs PAY AGENEs a SAL
Rd ny OF so PES WEEK and tx
penses, or allow q large oonmissfon. 10
sell our new and wonderful Inventions.
address AZ. NAG y ER & CO., Marshall,