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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-20
SOCIETIES
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To- O. r.
Savannah Lodge No II l, o, F. meet every
Tuesday evening at their Fall North East CO rner
ofPublic Square.
VI, C. SMITH Nc
J. R. TILsoS. Sec'y.
A. r. & 4. N.
Savannah Lodge No.T1 A, F, 4 A.. VI. moet ct
their Hall North site the Square, lst snd 3rd Sat
uriay evening" of each month.
n. B. GIDDIS0s, ". VI.
E. N, MIToaELL, Secretary.
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City Officers.
TERMS OFsCOURT.

Circuit Court, Regular Terms frstMonday in
April and second Monday in October.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

BUSINESS LOCALS.
Dobbins will give you three
gallons good Coal Oil for 81.
Dobbins will give you 5 quires
of good paper for 10 cents.
Ladies' Furs at Tyner's for the next
80 days at cost.
Bring US a half cord of wood, and re-
ceive the REPUBLICAN for one year.
Tyner has reduced the prices on all
wooden goods.
The celebrated Quaker City Shirt
at Tyner's, Superior to anything in the
Market.
Blank Mortgage Deeds, Notes and
Receipts, for sale at this Office.
For a good Shave, Haircut or
Shampoon, go to NJ. Stranz East side
quare.
Thompson's Glove fitting Corset
Tyner's.
Dobbins will give you % good
envelopes for 10 cents.
Wood taken on subscription at this
office.
Builders Take Notice.
Just received at Brown & Sargents a
fnll and complete stock of Paints, Oils,
Glass and Brushes of every description,
whsch are offered at verb low price
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" ASiiINeI"N ILNts-s NEAEIYAflIt.nf,-
N hhiAN IHE NAMING lutl 4s w..
~ Avn following IS 81. extract t-.....
-'-e collie -.ru> rg Washington f.,....
H 'he H.mt y .-
was very nearly hIed ay au Indian
once. sAil Irving. uuc evening -.V-l..
Wa = young man | was TRAVELLING, ia t-.F,-
ADA with friend. There were fn,r. r..
dlaus there then there are IS htfe ,,,7, non
enc raw. chilly day. We were ron, ip,, II, 1.
canoe on the 81. Lawrence. With an Init
gulie- A. We noarcd the spot where
o9densourg now stands. lie invited "a. -,
M Wigwain. 10 get something to eat. So
curing The canoe 70 tuc shore. we followed
MN short distance To his hut. when. NJ.
Iokha as -quaw bu>ily cooking rcni<ou.-
'"i GUIDE mouoned u 70 "a sat by he lire.
ltheh proceededto drink q large tuautif,
Ui whisky. My friend watched III rI,....
y put ! talked - his wife. who al fist
gave me short answers. glancin. nj h.r
lord and master 10 see ifhe listened winch
IF seemed not 10 do; then She talked NOR.
freely.
Ae >quaw was very ugly. hatip., the
oFefJurdesed look Than YOU see afnof1, IN
i.'" women -. from half pity. IL She
Zoos the large haunCh from the flrr. I.,..
IT. ASSIST hcF. Al Tie same moment Eer
Jealous husband raised q large club >trik.
.-- i4e on The head blow that ,l,.tL.,.. f,i,.
lA-- .h~cH>l1le 40 hi> feet. A. h.. MI.
4''u- y repeat tie blow. nv friend ,-au,t,-
.'i@ ID AiH arms, AND rushing from the ,,I.r-
"'--A' deposited mo ia tl.o canoe. as. nj.
.sh'A- he rapidly down the stream b.r,r,.
t.f AAI drunken pur-utr reached HE
'+'tt- l soon recovered NY senses. hut
"'''' was poHie to equaw again"
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Making His Marx.

young man applied for situation a,
local reporter in newspaper establish
ment ia one of the western cities n few
days ago, and after preliminary examin-
alton, he was set TO work. Having been
told TO look out sharply for all sensational
matters on the public streets and squares.
he kept his visual organs peeled to the
utmost aud his zeal was soon rewarded by
an HEM which he set forth in manu-
script to his editor as follows;
''oBsTRUcTING THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'D IN THE ACT--This forenoon. as our re-
porter was walking from his hotel towards
our office. he observed unusual excitement
on Greeley square. and upon investigator.
the circumstance, he ascertained that a
woman with a baby In her arms had been
knocked down by passing team. and that
the policemen had. with commemorate.
promptncss. arrested both woman and
child and were endeayoring To convey them
20 the staiion-housc. This fragrant at
tempt on the part of this woman. aided and
ah"ttctl by her babe To obstruct the high
way ahd 10 prevent our popular express
teams from attaining that high rate Il
speed which i indispensable to the prompt
delivery of packages. very naturally cN-
cited the Indignation OF the guardians OF
our streets. and OF course they took cog
H'S-tflNf Hi Alc htlhoH> transaction al once.
Al excited crowd Of misguided persons
surrounded the officers. aud Il was evident
Thar an attempt to rescue the prisoners VA.
imminent. until the guardians OF the peace
were reinforced by Ban Sykes. one OF our
most courageous and valiant geuiuSc>.
AMI the prisoners were dragged Ia the
lookup. The wretchcd woman. "a her
guilty appre tensions. nearly tainted. whilst
the baby simulated grisf by crying. when.
as the byStauderS can testify. IL was crow
ins in il mothers arms momcn; before
they interrupted the process 1T the Citv
Express team.
This effort gained i3r the talented youur
reporter "a ir>i-cia~~ situation.
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MisrrII
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SINGULAR ANp Fortunate pRr.lxrt.
y Nr.-Admiral Sir Thomas Williams the
founder oi the Royal Navy Female school
iar The education al naval officers aaupIt-
ft.-- Was in command Of 4 ship crossing
itr Atlantic Ocean. His course brought
iHtm within sight of the I-iaud Of seen.
-iHn. at that t,He uniuaAbited. and never
A.~.-ed hF ahN snip except f4- ;ue purpose
4. ''itr~ .u- TURTLES. Wh.lh abound ON ila
t'f~t- hr island + aarcly seen on ihr
horizon but q, SIR Thomas looked al it.
," was seized with 40 u4accpuuiahlr de-
>-r"te >tg~rtoWaEl~ i. lie iclt how ~iiau.,,.
,gta d visa would appear ,o his CREW. ANA
it.rs f' Disregard b.; hat iu vaiu. the de-
Pin. - tH. -tral -h,i1rU ani and excellent
o'H-H4f i,r pecane more and more urgent.
aI -er.n- ilai they were fast leaviu. ih,
l~-Ait '.And them. he told a.- lieutenant
pare to Fps. aoyui ship" aud Steer
l'i A-c+h>ion. Hi- i.elt naut venturea re
|li't 1" represent Go SIR Thomas that
t+'-'n- their course would greatly delay
.la nat jus, a tAa moment the men
"ta going 70 their dinner; that. al least.
delay might De allowed. But these
MS seemed - increase she .aptaff.'~
A.v5t. 4ll ue -ate tle Nurl al command
""-.H navf. resisted i.r Nas ln thr
A-'s 41tc oi biz "i4.er- .a. SUPPRESSION
u NeHl.r and eycu blame. j. >lr,a. 81.
'tI Shown nl au araer iaIu tUe cape
hui BID ua~ rs.y..I 1886 FL. Shin al.
',i 'Hati PIE uu.H.,resl.u- i-IIr I,.-
A rse- auj -ly-sla,~e- were immediate
-Nad upon d. aai ~t5a >ouViA5u. Na-.
vva ol the -l.rr.
II i> Whtr-.t Is & da---.t mass i.. a
Nele iAe rr4e~ which 4t Intervals
.>e i.alu il4a excited ,55w.
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California produced in 1871 about 200
w PROOF gallons OF brandy Crane snirit
VI thls amoni about 10000 gallons were
distilled from wine or cranes by improvcd
processes. aud the article : pronounced
Tag better than that Of any previous wear
ABOUT $1,000 gallong were distilled re-,
VINE lees and pumace. yielding the nsuaI
INFERIOR spirit The last month or ISL
zI'oOo gallons of new yield of 1871 were
exporte :. "''e
VI the wine product OF California IL,
lol' iully ninety per cent. OF the exnart.
Iound market east of the Rocky Woup.
iaihs, I'VE per cent in Oregon and the pa
enc territories. and five per cent. in Brit-
in Columbia, Central America. Chin,
Japan. and the Islands of the Pacific ~,
distribution east of the Rocky Mountains
was Dy sea. 10 New York. 400 0,a ,,,I-
lohs OF wine, aud $1,000 gallons of brandy
anu d " ran, 10 the great cities of the west
zJV,ooO gallons Of wine. and Is 900 g,Ilon.
OF brandy II has been estimated tba,
Win an Increase of the export trade nrn-
Portlolate to the gain of last year. for $50
me demand will be more than 600 0o1
SaIohs OF wine. and lao. 900 gallons of-
brandy; and with the favorable prosnec,
now before US. California will be able tn
I'LL the BILL 'e ~
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Boss Tweed on Greeley.

Boss Tweed has hccu imicry lowed. and
hs> spoken 1t LASS nn the political situa.
tom He denies having made ans haruai i'll
with tAe Republican party. but hi, support
OF Greeley depends upon hi> treatment H.
thinks the attacks of ihc Tribune, have lost
Greeley thousands iNotr,. ana hat ttrc..
ley j. lo">ius ground. The attacks of the
lrihane under H. present mana cement.
ar. drawing thousands or votes away from
Greeley. lie says. Il could name two
hundred n, d. ~ ho control fifty ~ a hun
arci votes each. who have been aiieuat,4l
iron Greeley hy th- bitter attacks II the
present managing editor. and who are go
ia- ~ oppose him. | avn surprised
that Greeley permits it.
Tweed thought hc could cnntrp. about
10000 votes. When asked r ~ would >rn.
port TIE Louisville nom nee p ,4-d. III
have Away, been Democrat aui vo, 4
iao Democratic ticket. aud | expect fa r.-
mAin ~nch. wouldn't .iAc II hct tast
Greeley Wi. carry This ciis not a. sneak of
iAe STATE iamnauy Hal can't save him
ihr De-" l8mmAuy docs not anlou,f n.
much; why. 10 j. NOT ucar a> -tt.u. :
AI'i," Han to-day
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Origin Of Camp-Meetings.

4'l4A not attended with ans idc, su..,,
"> Originated the modern caiin-u,,.,.,i,.,
.-f o"i u"oF AND secret GATHERINGS ,.g IT..
il -"tA"iN ia rance aud u The Di,sent,.r.
II England probably gave the fr>t yi.,,.
tl4 NA1>tqu ent movements OF mi, n,,,r.
az America their be ginning i, Saidt, ~
ferh pc-J,loucI Div Il wan, dr. .a.-,I
'I-49l3-> l"u brothers. named NJ.
".ig ~ l-rlA 4 IEe-blterian preacher ,,,..
"a li4e'I'>l. Who created during III. su,,.
PITT ~! A''' = great religion excitement h
-'lN. p@' ~ hehtucAy in which they lfvel
ttr -i4d lo DC The founders oil caulu-r ,,...r-
4l-~ ID lhs coIn Fg. Their con.,r..',,+,..,,
~l'th became laE Zoo large. Tor lii. i.t,i,,.l
'AuIcA A. -oAnluttdatIoA at thar tin. Nm
t.t1d- ana anon out-Ii-tl00r nitt.fias v+.s
1ss'-''t upon 10 th.> lie people Hock,.a
NUN Al paris % lac state The succe.s ,.f
'-- "ie'.''u- " a. great. aud n once. an,sr-
en- lAc number VI couYt IL : ava. IN
'Ai"S hat approached The marv,.i.,u. !,
"tN determined 70 ryLcw the .Nf,..,f,,..,..
"-A' year rom all parts OF the Sat. -
'' II = "a oVf-eTln@ territory. immense
.i4.. r oi people gathered. REPORTS .ay
.'''t 'Heie were assembled A. many a..
twenty thousand persons. which -,
wonderful number Tor thar time.
Since then the movement ha. confirm,
To go on. though until within the la, ~
VI elShi years 1t WAS thought tn at camn-
meetings We're growing out Of date. win
~ ehA' PERIOD 4 new momentum ha, been
gwen - them. II Is the purpose az III.
Methodist Episcopal Church 10 giva -
M movement disnified. systematic AMI
permanent position in the religious com
H1uhi'{- 10 that end associations are
loi -4ed' grounds purchased in the name
"i corporate bodies. cottages built fvrbirb
are slowly taking the place Of tents. ) ami
corps OF regular and distinguished d.
vines are provided to superintend the SER.
Under this system these meetings bsya
grown IN the respect ana sympathy Of thu
communIty-sO much SO. indeed. that tn
talh OF imitation on the part of the
Presbyterians. The Young Mems Cbristian
association. in which that denominstiaa
IaAes an active part, join with the Metho-
dlst brethren in outdoor meetings. which
through by means revival meetings. tend
mat way New York Post.
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heF- IL. W. Beechcr says: II suppose
81" stay prer sometimes Wen. | never
a" pan Of milk that did not Sion over :
II you don't want any Stopping over. take
r.nt Of milk and put il In big bucket
..e NH De no stopping over then. Ana
Who has only pint OF feeling. In an
eho' - bucket. never Stops over. But n
man i Iuil OF feeling, up to the very
hrin- how is he going to carry himself
without spilling over: He cannot helm r
There Will be dripping over the .d.,es Mn
the Time. And a every Il 3wer or blade ~
grass rtJoices when the rain falls unou I,
- every recipient along the way In which
man of overlooking generous feeIin =
walks. j. thankful for hi, bounty. Unw IL
carry nature full OF feeling. aud admits
PER j without making any mistakes. do
not Know. you DO not know. nobody dos
nobody ever did. amt nobody ever HiI. So
We mus take II and get along As best We
can. Life j. kind Of zig-zay, ANYHOW !.
an4 we are obliged 10 resort 10 expedients
and make expeidcnts. aud learn from our
plumbers. which are inevitable. We nnd
out great deal more from mems mistakes
thau from their successes.
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We have ate seen IL stated that ln ono
town. four girls were married al the ann,
hour about eighteen months AGO Two
81 them separated from their husbands
ana the other two are trying Tor divorce.
such things ought to wake IN the -irls ~
sense Of their dan ger Girls taxi and
lAn-h about marriage a. though il wa, a
jubilee. a Jolly, giad>omc thing. a ro>.
without a thorn. And - it j.. IL il is nh
IaShl- Il they - about Il like rational be.
ny. instead of merry max ing children
u j serious ;hlnG to MARI, II i life
business. aud THAI Of the heart and happi-
ue-,- Therefore never do il In haste
never run away 10 get married: never
s'e-4 marriage; never marry for wealth
90 Standing. or fine person. or manners
pHt only for character. for the qualities OF
NINA aud heart which make an honorable
man axe time think long aud well be-
''Ie YOU accept any proposition. Consult
t'4T parents. then some juIiciolS friend.
'Atu your own Judgment. Learn all il il,
p''>I'ie .i"F you l." learn 81 your proposed :;
"Aru Yoar doubts are removed. and no,
iill then. accept him.
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foLiIIcs--It was frequent repeated
sentiment OF Judge Story's, that America,
CESSATION would cease 20 be national. thar
it would be wise by accident and had hs
system. when the best talents and best eli.
tues should be driven from Office by H.
trigue or corruption, by the ostracism of
the press, or the still more unreIenting
persecution of party
An old lady gave this as her idea of a
great man: One who is keerful of bis
clothes, don't drink sperets, ken read
the Bible without spelling the words
and eat cold dinner on wash day with,
out grumbling.' '"
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business becomes practical business man
Chlldren are quite susceptible creatures
ana circumstances. scenes and acts ALWAYS
impress. As you influence them. moi
oy arbitrary rules, nor by stern example
aiohe, but thousand other WAYS thai
speak through beautiful forms. pretty pic-
lures. etc, SO they will grow. Teach yonr
children to love the beautiful. Give them
corner IN the garden for flowers: en-
courage them to put in hanging Baskets
sho" them where they can best view the
sunset; arouse them iu the mornino NJ,
with the stern Time to work . hnt with
tn enthusiastic See the beautiful SIM
rise. Buy for them beautiful nictures
ana encourage them to decorate their
rooms in their childish way. Give them
an inch, and they will go a mile. Allow
them the privilege, and they will make
your home beautiful.
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Tea cheers Attention I!

1hh HANCO h COUNTY Teachers Institute
VIII be hello at Ellsworth Sept. %, and viii
.,phunnc nve d. rs Teachers will please present
themselves prs ptlv for enrolment on Hondar
q. .. Yen o'clock A. NJ Please provide yours Ives
Mn notebook - riting paper, lead pencils R,lla
snu Ordinary text books, expecting i've DAYS ear
nest WORK. scboo Committees, Supervisors ana
Agents respect 'ully invited 10 he nresan, a
Pairclpaie In the 81 ercises OF the institute There
e ~ se Conyentioa ofthe school Officers Friday
80 -.h cLPtila invitation is extended to m
Interested in our pun lie schools To attend ~, ~ a.,
institute and Conysr ton.
Prof. yONAT HAN TENNEY Conduc,o
s~s, Mn: anna 4 ANDALL DICHL, ASST.
S"'' WARREN 70 HNs0N, supeFintendeut.
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LoNh The BEAUTIFUL.-Place a younp
sIl under the care of a klnd-hearted wo-
man, ana she, unconsciously to herself.
sIo"s up INTO graceful lady. bow In
'ie es'aOhshinent OF thorough man OF
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control them. I he testimony Of our best citi-
zeus, of all classes, establishes the fact that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve ana
cure the affecting disorders OF the Threat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections d tho Pulmonary Organs
yield 10 is power; and cases Of Consumptiou
surei by this preparation, publicly known
50 remarkable a. hardly TO be believed were
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy.
I Is adequate, On which the putlic may rely
Tor fun protection. By curing Coughs. the
iorrFunners Of more serious disease it saves nm
numbered lives, and IN amount Of suffering no,
10 be computed. Il Challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
Keep II on hand a. Il protection against the early
AMI unperceived attack OF Pulmonary Alec
tons, which are easily met Mt first but which
become incurtble, and too often fatal, if neg
iected Tender lungs need this defence: and II
IS unwise % be without il. As safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood CHERRY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely use
nnititUdes arr rescued from premature graves
and saved 10 the love and affection centred on
them. t acts speedily and surely arains. oYSii-
nary colds, securing sound ard health restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Iufu
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious. and
successful chemical investigation. no cost or toll
i spared In making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon a. possessing all the virtues II has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
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REAL ESTATE BRO KER,
A NEW ENTERPRISES

from The frequent enquiries made to me, within
inc past lew years, by those wishing 10 huv saJ
sell Real Estate well those desirino 10 ~ ny,
anu rent places have been forced to the con-
ciusion, that thefe was actually evisting 4 neca..
sity oI some ones embarkIng in the enternIise
ana o. opening an Office and books, and in meas
uis, ~ ieas,' provide Tor this growing necessity
"ould therefore respectfully so iicit the nat.
ronage and encouragement OF the pnbIie in Irpina
lhs mo NE and being this enterprise by giving
iiie thelr business and by united effort makinS
Ihereiore to all those having lands and tenement.
70 sen or TO let, If they will give full Ce-crin
uon OF tnem, oy calling or sending to me, i win
ing 70 purchase or sell, and thereby facil,tats an
an existing demand. guarantee salts iaction "a
busnefs. mT Win their
Ellsworth. March 18th, 1877. ma
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g'oss and freshness of youth Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyel, or the glands atrophied and
decayed but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
nent, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents tn forrna-
ton Of dandruff which il often 20 I'M
cleanly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
nous 70 the hair. the Vigor can ONLY
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely fer HAIR DRESSING
nothing else can ~ found so desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye. il dow
not soil white cambria, and Yet last,
long on the hair, giving it rich. glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL. MASS.
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Among the great
discoveries Of modern
] science, few are of
! more real value to
mankind than this ef-
. fectual remedy for all
1 diseases q the Throat
and Lanes. A vast
trial Of IL virtues,
Throughout this and
other countries. has
shown that II do..s
a. -. t~H H a
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HON EcS
FOR THE MILLIONi

Rare opportunities now onered ,r securing
homes In a mild. healthy, and congeniaI climate
for one.third OF their vaiue i've years hence.
THE NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has for
sale real estate Of every description. located In
the Middle and Southern States improved stock
grain and frult farms rice,sugar and cotton plan
tancns; timber and mineral lands; city. village
and rural residences, and Du siness stands: mills
and mill sites, factories, &c.
write Tor Land Register CO ntaining desc iption
location, price and terms of properties we have
for aale:
Address: b. w. CLARK 4 co.
The Nationa Real Estate Agency,
Al and 459 PennA. Avenue, Washington d. {
tfl7
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4 krkk az extensive praeucc ID upward Va
~ Thirty years. continues 70 trrufr I'a.rnt- H.
thr United states also "a Great ttrtAlu France.
and ythrr foreign countries. tAvrata. ~rrrfUra-
u11a. \ ++lsBmcnst, aua an other gaprrs for Pa.
Zen r. exec uteI reason Aulr terms, with tf..
pAt ~ Rrscarr hes made 30 dstufmlnr the va4tl4ty
and HNuiy of Patents of Inventions, aaI legal
and other advice u'ier.d IN all matters toucAlu
Ahe same. Copies % Tbs claims OK Auy paten;
furnished by fcmtttins one dollar. Asslgnnrnts
recorded in Washington.
~ iysH<B % tar LRtts States posses ses ss sr =
He'.ift'y'r 'bfaI"iHg Fate1fs, ascgrfelning the
probability IN iHr.Rfioas
Al nrcc"el'F 81 journey 70 Washington To
saTr Patent, ana she usual great delay there
are beFe saved Inventors.
ID
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Nr. Eddy a. me 81 the saostca.,l,le fa "A
tffrtgs4 practitioners 18th whom | have had
'ih D.! AK 'cour-e. tHA@. MASON.
tunm.sstunvr Of Patents.
"a hase 20 hcs ltation in assuring inventors that
A"es cannot employ = mAa as3re competent aad
FisfE FTtAy, "a. mo re- capaule o. PATTI their
Applications 10 form 10 secure Tor them III ear
and favorable consideration al the Patent OH e.
EDMUND BURKE
Late CoAm tssloncr 81 Patsuts.
NJ kddy has made Tor me over THIRTY al
Z. e-1oha I'f 4. tents having been successful IA
almost Is en- case uuch unmlstAkAbic proof OF
kfcA3 g. e. aud ability on his part leads me 10
1ct oA lrAi a Inventors 70 apply 70 him 10 pro
care tAc4r patents, they may bc sure 81 haf M
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cA+e- and % very reasonable charges.
JOHN IAGGART.
Go-toa J-4.I i-7s-lY
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Vessel for Sale.

pun Schooner Liaison launched last .fuly rhar
l. ouahy built, liEhi dram, carries about II n,
lumber Inquire of Hew'leu t,rindai Fenobscet
II. X. BOW DEN,
reunhsent, April Il ls1a.
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Nav i- tuc un4e 10 send ia your wool a4 In aN
be rc1dy 10 receive ID after this date wool MAJ
be leu Al II. -. Ma-ons Whltcono * IIavnr- Al
DE FALL ami a T.. MaOre'- Hanc ock 0r IA the
mill Persons wishing for good rolls must send
their wool la good orer to those IN. be 81 OF .at
i.!l elton VITA bc glvgn.
The drought does NOS prevent rarilng i. tAl-
mill.
y. 1.-The best OIL w.il M asrtl al thl- mlii a.
purchase It at tho mAnuiactory. g. r. JOY.
Ellsworth May l-7s. aqf