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New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
Gouses an6 farms Uanteo.

EARM WANTED-About 80 acres, with good
i buildings wiu miles York, exchange for tine House
and Grounds Rooklyn ~ A. rutland Co.. Beekmanst, T.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
WASHINGTON, May II, lo7l.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.-Sealed PRO-


W4sMNGToS, May II, ls7l; ~
PROPOSALS FOR RATI0NS.-Sealed PRO-
POSALS will be received at this Office until oe9cs M Of Tues,
Goth day Of June rei for furnishing RTONs 10 e OEt
Marines at tie following stations IRON tie h Of jay lo
the 3rh # June 1872. viz:
PORTSMOUTH. New-H1mpshre;
CHARIESTOWN. Massachusetts,
BROOKLYN, New YORK;
PHILADELPHIA. Pcnussly7nil;
WASHINGTON CITY. District u Columbia;
GOSP0kr, near Norfolk, Ns nai
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA;
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
Each ration Of twelve Of Pork Bacon
Pound Fresh Beef; et OF SOt
Bread twelve o Hand Bread pound and four
hundred
pounds Rice Hominy Of Green
eight pounds Roasted Roasted and Ground Coffee
pound Of Tea fifteen pounds OF Sugar. io1e la<
Vinegar pound and four Aimautue Star Csns
pounds of Soap three pounds and twelve ounces Of SAT- and iou
Of Pepper
The aons delivered upon the order Of the oTmanng OFF,
aou the Fresh Beef either bulk or by the single raton
quality with Of bind alt ns
aow b. excuied the Pok No Prime Mss Pork he
Extra SupeTfne the the place Nee hs
located; the Coffee good Ko the Sugr good e"Oehs
equivalent and the Beans Vinegar Candles soap sa N 10 Do
OF good quality
All subject inspection. , ,,
guarantee signed by persons whose y must BE- ee-
fed by United States District Judge, DictAo'ny ~ Oole'ot
accompany each proposal ,--, -..-....
No proposal he unless accompanied by su garte
proposal be obtained application al any o hs
Marine stations
Newspapers authorized publish the above will send tue paper con-
tanning the 10 this Office FOR crtHinlton
Pro6o I, he intori Prpvos R0n" and addressed to tho
rrdaygtona5 " ~ ~ WILLIAM b. SLACK,
Naor rarfO Orarcmastcr L. 5. Marine Corps
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
Proposals.

COLONIAL SECRErARYs OPFIcR. May %, 1911.
NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-Th Govern
~ ernmen of Btaar Island WILL until 18Th July reeye
TENDERS AMI Of HALLWAY a Jfet
gauge Cascunpec Georgetown distance OF about iZo
miles,
PAYMENT will be made Prince Edward Island Government Deben
u bearing six per payable bali Yearly Teieemable in ~
years
Specifications NAV and forms Of tender and other nformsou
Engineers O Charotteiown, after O
June
No tender recognized unles @made the printed form
GoYenment DO bind themselves TO aent e lowest OF any
tender 4. H. HAyILAND, Col Secy
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
N. J.,

Only miles Eeu-Yofk and railroad direct 20 Phl1iepai
fupr I ODD crops climate MID end pofebaly healyi water
or pore. fever ar8 Prce FZ5 pI aud yy-l
Terms esy Ir end maps scrt nee address a. CAM ELLL
~ Broadway =. l., 0T Busksyug Jceeg L0.. \. },
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03

4 lII LEASES-THE BKAD1' % BENIJ ITlUN
~ COMPANY Bdys Bend Armstrong County Penn prepared
por oug The tract oe0 acres
and porei by coOst oryug vast Quantities OF Petroleum
which and productive properly ever known
This has demonstrated by the present monthly shipments OF OIL
reaching OO barrels from this aud adjoining OIL Lands Ihe aSt
well the COupnys land sui yielding steadily
The proportion producing wells TO those bored vastly greater an
other locality The dwellings hotel shop churches
&C. by this COMPANY with ore community oel IN ana
about the WORKS Offer comforts aud cpnveeuc 10 So
tiers Tie Aes Valley Railroad connecting with The Compuvs
Bridge the Allegheny River regular and rapid shipment
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
NNE of the hest Dairy and Grain FARMS

ONE of the best Dairy and Grain FARMS
~ In Duchess Columbia Counties P0R SALE at great bargain,
IL applied for Immediately Situated the turnpike depot OF
tie Harlem Railroad and adjoining the country residence York
merchant Heah locality the state Two hundred acres % OF
which splendid auv meadow balance fine rich loam al newy
seeded clover timothy, aud red in the
dairy quality Trout brook whole length
of the farm Over 900 grated bearing apple trees and all other fruits in
abundance OifsShOni farm Of and double cellar
Barns ouuiDgs fences, &C. cool Terms s65 per worth
500; Onethrd balance 10 Apply the 10 at
Crooks Hotel n Y City for two DAYS address POsOmce Box 49,
Hisdae ~ Y
VALUABLE MILL-SITE for Manufacturers,
average capacity 100 bounded each
with immense deposits Of HYDRAULIC CEMENT ROCK One
mile fromH Hudson Il r. X. Hyde Park. Address
X. GRAHAM Union Corners Hyde Park N n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

New YORK MARKET.
,ial New York, Aug 10.
Wheat-Pfime new spring Sl.Wgl.34.
Rye-72c for western.
Oats-53G55 cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western 55856.
Lsrd-9l5 cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

LIRST NATIONAL ia NIX
OF SEN 1CA,
Seneca, Ills.
DIRrcross-S Holdernan, J. Crotly, a. Bruce, d. d.
Spencer, G. W. Armstrong
Having oeSsnized under the National Banking LAW and
succeeded TO the business Of HolcermAn Buckley Co,
now prepared for the transaction ot gcnsFA banking
business.
Exchange on Chicago New YORK and all the pe.nci.
pal cities eass and " =. bought and sold
a.. -. Bonds, Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Exchange ON England, Ireland Scotland and Cont
mental Europe drawn In suns to suit purchasers.
Col lee lions made and promptly raInted FOR At
rent rate OF exchange.
A full supply Of Itsyenue Stamps constantly on hand.
S. HOLDEEMAN, Pres. j. CkUrTY, v.,fros
lrh25 'ii-Iy A SPENCER, Cash.
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Ottawa no,csnlo N1arAe,.

As reported by RIALE Bros Wholesale Retail Grocers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottaws, Aug II, 1870.
The market on corn to-day is little better
than few days ago, althou Oh we need not look
for any permanent improvement in prices. Oats
are worth 25c for So lbs. Produce of all kinds
plenty and cheap. New potatoes are bringing
5096Oc, butter 12,sc, and eggs 10c. Young
chickens quick at 81 per dozen for good ones.
Peaches ale not coming in 50 abuudantly az .
week or two ago. and parties who pretend to
know say the crop in Michigan is short-not
much more than half a crop Seemingly ut the
low prices for canned peaches, it is much cheaper
to buy peaches ready-canned than to buy peaches
and cans both. We give quotations as follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Nothing new has occurred during the week in
general business or in money matters. The same
quiet condition in all trades still continues The
inquiry for loans il little On the increase. and
the supply of funds is without especial change.
The gold market has been quite steady during
the week, the prioe ranging from MY to liz.
Government bonds are very firm, the news
relating to the disposition of the new per cest.
tends TO strengthen the market, and restricts the
desire to sell. The offerings of the different
issues of 5-2O's was smaller than the demand,
and prices on the whole lis: were little higher
than last week.
Ravens, McKinlay & Co. furnish the following
Ottawa ouotations:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

How THE Old THING WORKS
II AFTkR rRIAL OF OVER q YEARS.

HOW THE OLD THING WORKS
III AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 70 YEARS.
DIR. CAxBsBnAH's FEMALE PIlLs
Have proved t0mseveo only remedy correcting
all Female Irregularities Painful 0enstruaon, and
ing al OhsRucdons, Wh6ther nom cold otherwise.
-. C618eSeMANsS PILLS
Was the Of In the of Ir.
reguauo I'D Oesuctions which have consigned many
isss IS - wSensvef an obstf1et3on tsxsS place
the gsnefal 1S1ltH Hsg1ls 20 decline. u =,
you RNOWlHOW TT Is YOURSELF
Every oneWents the most reliable remedy. which Is COM
pssed In tee He Take this advertisements Drug
gis ana ehn that you want the best and most reliable
medicine = ~ world, f-a'r-
DR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
They are known thousands have them differ
emit periods throughout the country having the Sanction OF
some 81 the most eminent Physicians in America Ex c
telling when they should useo with
box. The price. One Dollar per Box.
CAyTioN-None genuine having the private Prope
taEy stamp Of Hutchngs Hyer. box
For sale ~ oil DruZs. Pills sent BY mail promptly
rom 0boerveuon BY remitting to Dr. C. L. CHEEsEMAN p
U. Box lSSl. NY mar4-1y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
The Confessions OF an ,nya,tu.
yytihvr,.s anii-pcrioiic or Fever and Ayus
Tonic.

geier iq.e Ha ,,sysr, The great igfoiis ip,t'cte for
Garland FerS has been discovered by Dr. Without who ha.
used In an extensive practice tor ten years. this uniailp
remedy for all MiasmatIc Fevcr.
reoces or HeWrdii:es the o maarial diseases
stores the hepac fdnctons removes hyperrophy En-
argemcnt the Spleen cnrchcs the blood and increases
number red blood corpuscle prevents levcocytemls
and entirely masters ard controls that formidable malady
Congcsuve Chrls.
Every family should possess and treasure household
divinity. Ask for wlhos Grea, Fever and Ague 1onlu.
For sale by oil druggists juy.!-m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
The Markets,

Wheat and corn are slightly improving in the
general market. Oats are lower Cattle have
gone up, and hogs are unchanged. Wool con.
tinues steady. Groceries and provisions dull
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
ON MARRIAGE.

ESSA rs f0R YOUy0 MEN on great @tyaL EtrLS
and AHrcE.. which interfere with NihRtiGE-wi,h sure
means OF relief for the FIRING and Unfortunate diseased and
deba,ed Sent free In sealed envelopes Address. m ~.
ARD dSsOcfA TON s. Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. hl!li
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Exchange on N. Y "a prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds. par and interest.
Foreign Exchange triae lower and selling at
$3.50 per s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
Spsfial 9otifes.

aal az all other times at the Dlspenssry for Diseases
eye and Ear. 80 Madison Street, Chicago Isnl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

The work OF cure Is beginning The vitiated and mu
cous deposits In the bowels and In the amentary
elected Tho liver like clock s wound up 1t arousesron
It's torpdity The stomach acts responsibility and the paen
begins to feel that he 10 getting, at ast, a asl@
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago, Aug. II.
Flour Dull. Prime white winter S6OO@
$50 Spring extras $5G$6OO
Wheat-No. = spring $lU3al.D4
Corn-No /, 44n46c; No. >. 43 g4J 70 grade
4lg42 ctr.
Ua,s--Dull a: 3O93lc for new No 2.
noss-Dull. s4G5B47O. on foot
Buroy--lGd9lc for choice yellow.
Es.s--l2914c.
CAttle--Cbcice steers, $J75gO13; good to
prime steers $JOOY5.iO; medium butchers stock
$45OaA75; COWS and heiiers, S2.5OS3.0O.
Lard--9s4 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
WILL BUY FAT CATTLE,


TYR FSASURY DIIPASTM Emf.
OyYICk COMPTROLLER THE CURRENCY,
Washington, July 18th, ISL.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented the under
signed 1t has been made 10 appear that "The fs Niona
Bank 0f M0,seies" In the town of Mnseies, in the county
Of L. Sale and state Of Illinois, has been duly ORGANIZED
er and according to the requirements Of the act OF
entitled IAN net to provide National Currency secured by
pledge Of United States bonds end to provide for the crna
ton and redemption thereof approved June Sd 1851 and
compiled with all the provisions OF said act required be
complied with before commencing the business Banking
under said net;
Now, therefore. l. John jaw KNOX, Acting Comptroller of
the Currency do hereby certify that The First onai Bank
Of a,slies In the town Of Marscilcs in the county of La
Sale and state OF Illinois, authorized to the bus
iness Of Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal Of office
this 18th day OF July 1871. JOHN j. KNOX.
tsEAL.l No. lS5A Acting Comptroller Currency
August 5th 1871 -2mOs. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-28
From Washington.

Washington, -. Gen. Forest was before
the ku-klux Committee to-day, and his ex-
animation lasted four hours. He said that if
ku-kluX organizations ever existed In Ten
nessee, it was on account of Gov, BrownlOw's
proclamation in 1867, saying to the MALTA
that they would not be molested for outrages
and punishment of rebels, and because of
apprehension of injury to person and prop
erty, many negroes have lefr their homes and
prowled through the country with arms in
their hands. Certainly no such organization
has existed in Tennessee since 1888. Every
thing is as peaceable there as in any other
State, and the people are law abiding and
deprecate disturbances as much as those in
the North.
j. ID. Smith of Meridian, Miss, who is and
was at the time of the disturbances last year
postmaster and clerk of Chancery Court, tes-
titled in reference to the riot in Meridian last
year, and several other instances of lawless-
ness, which he attributed to the Ku-Klux.
large number of witnesses are yet in attend
ance for the purpose of giving testimony.
The republican majority of the committee
say that Judge Busted of Alabama when ex-
amined few days ago, and was asked who
gave him the information he had just repeat
ed to the committee in relation to the exist
ence of the Ku-klnx in Northern Alabama,
declined to disclose the name of his inform
ant.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
New Hampshire

Portsmouth, 81. Com. Pennock of the
Navy Yard gave complimentary levee at his
residence last evening, to the officers and pas
sengers of the Tallaposa, including Senator
Morrill, of Maine. The Tallaposa sailed for
Boston at midnight.
Much Indignation is expressed here by the
Republicans at the proposition to disfranchise
Portsmouth in the legislature by sending the
representatives from wards one and two home,
on pretence of lack of votes. Probably the
peoples ticket will not be held in so much ia
vor as heretofore.
Mayor Adams of the Insane Asylum is re-
ported no better.
Concord, 81. House met at p. NJ and
passed number of bills. On Thursday at /
o'clock was assigned the time for the election
of State officers. A large number of notices
were given. Parties are in caucus tonight.
The Democrats are exceedingly exercised
over the position of Senator Smith. Last
evening he was interviewed until after II
o'clock, at his rooms, by prominent Demo-
Gratis. Meanwhile an anxious party of Re-
publicans waited in the parlor below for their
turn: but getting exhausted retired. 1t has
not transpired whether Mr.. Bingham was sat-
sfed with the interview.
Mr. Cooper, Labor Reform candidate for
Governor, has extricated himself from any
entsngling alliance by a visit to fields of la
Dor.
Solomon Rumfurd Of Bradford, after a three
days spree, was coming home yesterday in
his wagon, when he became discouraged and
took strap from his horse and tied it to his
neck and to a wheel, and then drove on anG
broke his neck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-28
From New York.

New York, %. The trial of VIM. O'Kell,
a broker of this city, for receiving bonds and
securities stolen from Norwalk, Connecticut
bank in 1869, was begun to-day before Judge
Cordores. The cashier of Stuyresant bank,
testified to have bought from O'Kell in Oct.
1869, government bonds, whose numbers were
afterwards discovered to be identical with
those stolen from the bank. O'Kell occupied
the basement under the Ocean bank in thi,
city at the time it was robbed.
Chas. Hunt, confidential clerk of Smith
Rondolf & Co., bankers, was to-day sentenced
to years in the State Prison for stealing
1000 dollar bond from his employers.
John Rowe to-day, pleaded guilty of man
slaughter in the third degree for killing hi.
wife and was sentenced to four years in
Sing Sing.
The Sangyafrest delegates to-day voted tc
hold their next festival at Philadelphia.
The Rockfords defeated the Kekinongas
by score of to l..
Eliza ID. Constant in her commenced suit
against the rector and vestry of st. Albans
church to recoverS $1,000 expended by her in
sustaining the fair in 1864 for the erection OF
a new church.
The subscriptions to the Fitz Greene Hol-
lock monument, now amount to about $1,000
one third of the sum required.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-28
ST ATE NEW 8.

Hon. VIM. ?. Frye, of Auburn, General
James A. Hall, of Damariscotta and Charles
z. Kimball, Esq, are announced to be pres
ent at the Fourth of July celebration at Nor
way. ..s ~ "a. 4.
On Monday, in Portland, a young woman
named Mary McCaverty, on charge of at
tempting to poison her illegitimate child.
The Portland Press, in speaking of the
railroad accident. says Mr.. Howard, the con-
ductor, who narrowly escaped death, being
about to pass into the baggage car, when it
left the rails, was quick too meet the emerg
ency and did hero's work in behalf of the
suffering men and also to restore quiet and
procure assistance as promptly.
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Decoration Day In Augusta.


Lest silence should be construed into
acquiescense, we beg to put upon record our
unqualified condemnation of the sectaran
character of Gen. Halls Grafton at Mt
Pleasant Cemetery on Saturday last. To
improve such an occasion for such purpose
certainly was far from complimentary to his
Judgment, however harmless his intention
may have been. While We accord to him
the right to hold, and-on all proper occa-
sions, promulgate the dogmas of his sect, we
protest in the name of q surprised public,
against SO palpable a violation of the pro-
prieties of Decoration day. We are glad to
know that many who agree with him in senti-
ment, felt sense of modification as his
words fell upon thei1 ears. 1t surely is diff
cult to imagine an occasion that calls for
more scrupulous avoidance of all sectarian
topics. We trust, therefore, that this COM
munity will forever hereafter be spared the
repetition of such an ''error on the side of
liberality?" That Gen. Hall proved him
self brave soldier, we write down with
pride and pleasure. That he erred and to
the extent of injuring the feelings of many
who heard him on Saturday, we write down
with pain and regret. MANY.
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was next to the engine. 1t was thrown from

the trucks and plunged several rods from the
place where the engines met, and smashed
to flinders. Indeed it is almost impossible to
describe the appearance of the wrecked en-.
gines, dummy car, and baggage car. In
looking at the havoc, one may realize in some
degree the terrible nature of q railroad col
lision. The smoking car and the passenger
cars were but slightly damaged and were not
thrown from the track and the only person on
board of the down train who was materially
injured was Mr.. Jonathan Fogg of Bridgton,
who was standing at the time of the accident.
He was thrown backwards, striking on cor
ner of seat, severely injuring him in the
back. All on board were thrown from their
seats some were bruised and scratched, but
no material injuries were received.
Mrs. Barron, the widow of the fireman who
was killed by the railroad accident on the
previous day, was on the train with her two
children, on their way to Brunswick, to at
tend the funeral of her late husband. She
seemed to be nearly insane and paralyzed
with fear, and called upon her husband by
name to come and save her from instant
death.
DR.. A. J. Fuller of Bath, a skllfu sur
geon, was on board the train and rendered
efficient service. Those living in the vicinity
were very kind in their minstrations to the
wounded ones.
When the news of the accident reached
this city, train was made up and proceed ed
to the scene of the disaster with workmen to
remove the debris from the track and ply
sicians to care for those who were injured
Drs. Crooker, Martin. Bell and Babcock Of
Augusta, and Cole, Nutting and Halves Of
Hallowell, promptly volunteered and rem
dered efficient service. The debris was re-
moved from the track in season for the night
express from Bangor to pass down this morn
ing about one o'clock.
The calamity has occasioned a profound
feeling of sadness in this community. 1t is
not one of those cases that can lie lightly
passed over, or disposed of by the assertion
that 'no blame is attached to any one" A
corporation sustaining the character of the
Maine Central, having such vast interests at
stake. and in a measure the custodian of the
travelling public, will see to it that the terri
bic blunder of yesterday is fully investigated
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FINANCIAL & NUMERICAL.
New York Money Market.
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, June ~.
Marrposa, ~, do. pfd.7; Canton CoI794 Cum
berland o.,l7 /; Western Union Tel. Co., 5sh /;
Quicksilver Mining Co, IL Pacific Mail, AK !;
Boston Water Power, 40}s, Adams Eek. Co.. 500.
Wells, Fargo Co. ,45b American Merchants I'm !;
So ~. S. Elk. Co.. 54'a \. Y. Central and Hudson
River, 96ss do. scrip, 9lss; Erie, 27>sdo. pfd So
Harlem, l26la; do.pfd 1874; Reading, ll54; Mich
Central 800 Lake Shore and Michigan southern,
1913; Hines Central ;l35 Cleveland Il Pittsburg
ll694 ;Chicago& North Western 724 do preferred
ssti Chicago & Rock Island, ll0}s Nil. { St.PauI.
59s4, do. preferred, 7S1s ;sToledo Wabash Il West.
ern 51sS Toledo, Wabash h Western preferred
50 Pittsburg 4 Fort Wayne 9s& /; Terre Haute
y, do. ptd. So Alton, ll9l6 do. prefd. I2l
Ohio and Miss. 45s; Boston Hartford Il Erie, 81
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& FOREIGN FAI1. 10
r. II. EDDY,
| SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS.
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs,

For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs,
No. IS State Street. Opposite Ki1by Street BOSTON,
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of 80
"A years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni.
ted states; also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign
ments, and all papers for Patents, executed on
reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility of Patents of
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
OF any patent furnished by remitting one dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington
No Agency in the United States possesses superb
or facilities for obtaining Patents, ascertaining
the patentability of inventions.
All necessity of journey to Washington to pro-
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there,
here saved inventors.
Testi monials.
II regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
Official Intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a man more competent and
Trustworthy and more capable of putting their APP
favorable consideration at the Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
"Mr. r. III. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmstakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part, leads me to
ommend all inventors to apply to him to procure
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGARTn
Boston, Jan. l. 1871. q Iva
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cloud of smoke settled in the vicinity of Oak
street, filling the houses, and causing the in
mates, some of whom had retired, to get up,
and all seemed to think that their neighbor's
and no cause for the smoke could be found,
and it tended in smoke"
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The republicans of Winthrop held their
caucus on Saturday last, and chose the fol-
lowing persons delegates to the convention to
be holden in Portland on Thursday next, viz
A. C. Carr, II. E. Morton, L. w. Kelley, C.
A. Wing, II. Woodward, w. r. White.