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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
! o-@"- - On ~ -arftAs =
! &c 0I nm M &C iilI
100000.
Present Capital, -. =
authorized Copttdl,' ?. brt
.r.. OFEICERE,s 80

Present Capital, ~. 200 $3.50, GOO
Authorized Copttal, {. :. brt .! s$508,000
: 1G.a OFSIoERs. thai:A &! J,s
JOHN B. PALMER, PRECEDENT ~ h,
! A. G. RRENIZER. Cashier. =
q: n. 9. BUTT, Assistant Cashier,
,YElAIS BANKwill coon occupy Its fnagnih-
|, Il cent throe. story and Mansaid Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets. bpt
for the present will do 6ueihess ut its old
Banking House. opposite Columbia Hotel A
General Banking business transacted. Ger
tifcates OF Deposit, bearing interest At the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum. Issued.
Notes. Bills Of E1changeand other evidences
Of debt discounted, and money loaned on col:
laterais. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all The prominent cities
in the United States bought and sold. H..
DIREGToRs-J. FIJI Gregg, John D: Palmer.
F. w. McMaster, r. D. Sem. (ot r! d. senn
son,) G. W. Bearden, lot Copeland, g. Bear
den,) R. L: Bryan, (of Bryan McCarter.)
". 9. swafBeld, tof Il. Il v. c. SwafieldO ".
b. Stanley, J. 9. Seegcrs; Samuel McGowan,
Abbeville; J. 81. Rion. Winnsboro. Feb
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. fHe1eASnytlA Ekul tkue AOs3 094J [8g3S{sSHHykn
-%hB. Legislature Of khatland Of,
the other day, a; ;hembsr, ,sreferri 4H3fS
wofk'of the General Assembly oa. there
vision of the statutes, said: 2"MssBbeak-
or, the Legislature..hss not only drawn
the elephhnt in the ldsseify, but, SIR: we
have laid of m6re land Than vs. can we'll
cultivate: I'd fa6t, sfr,e I miay 'say ;3,bs have
bitten off moro tian- 100 can. c!qw.n ,i+ad a..
Tobe: taken in the place Of quinife Of
bitters of any kind /; the dose is small,
and its virtues ,,Qndoubted. 4 It will be-
found cheaper and better. .thansanyeother er
remedy for, that purpose, and also as a
general plantation and family medicine,
Simmons Liver Regulator has no SUI
perior. .h,iaa .reaatI M29t3. Z
s'You Jawge Washinton! tell Abram
Linkum to bring William Seward in out
O. dc wet or III tar you in two. Dat
blessed ,ohiIe might ;ketch his death 81
cold for all you lazy nigger'nd keer." 'sa
aa -, ,uf,s Indianapolis Herdld.
FLOATING down the sea of matrimo.
ny, by the light OF the honeymoon" is
the way city editor tonchingly aIludes
to the marriage of his, son. Ga: .,
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHGH1x Office. t,Tai,
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sses6 oeygs1s q aaaR 5sebs G:Ssffssss* e. fsss*
En- 0RP g ohanss, ea .s,o Of sshsauls sssst as
ana after Sunday, 29tb ipstsnt::HL i8.f
.as. 4 Nan. AaD RAssENaE1 THAIk.'t.i pS'ih
Il@eS!s @ CoHinmRla H ,st...:p ',,.l.!..gi,g = M
LeAVe Chsylestonat. .,..,1....., ..n. 50 : h
Arrive ct oplumbia at. - .?!i '52op n.
H1aar .1Rs1. Fss,en 4sD aeoc hnorA,1of
Leave oolunbia, .7;32 m Arriva..,e e.st,s,pj
.1s S.$$ss &ssis $,i ssS
leave Camden, ...:.!:-. -. ~. .20A: H.,
Arrive It COLUMBIA at..:: ...l,. ,cIL55 AoGx.
;As.iTe 4GlS%Sds Z. Ssmdea ,,tr, AsSS H
SS 4. .! TYiiIEBi;; viielpressStStrj SS
BIB. Prnx1sa: General Ticket Agent: iitG&:L
Chaflotte. c6ipM6is aha 41EIfta E.K''
\. oes9ns1A, S. D.: aeRisnbS 534sat.. n
ofsr;n sas isSsssIi .5sss sS!sSa's, E4;'
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1s;sSs 3asast.: f: H.: s7-sS ssS 4:
Leave Augusta .y 'e'ss Aa /. x. s4s59P, IL
S1aG%sis ysss X H. 1aesR
!. STANDARD Time ten minutes, :elovar ID IN
Washington; Elk minutes ahead ColpDSjs. :.
No. Train daily. no. . Train diiiJ, SnE:
days excepted. Both trains fnlk6 ci6as cIh.
neotion to all points NORTH South slddI west,
Through tic Eets sold and bssga selcheeiedi
to all principal points. ,.rlul
JAMES ANDERSON, ,GeneralEpp.
=. b. DoasgY, Gen Freight and Ticket f1eeht
Wilmington ! e olumbia and Aug. 3. R.3
suPRRIhTKNpiAT's .Vxs1oE, al,
M1Is1SaEoE, N;,g;, 3stSbsF 2 1s52, = =
- ~ following pschedtIs Wy
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OEF1oE GoHPTRoLLRR-aENR
10y: CoLu1nIA, 8. o., Earch 81, 1873; -
T INSURANCE ENTH Arc hereby notified
required by law. 81. HOGE, ,
Apr2 Comptroller. General.
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Pftce One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye,
FOR THE WHISPERS.

AS our Renewer in many cases requires too
long q time, and too much care, to restore
gray or faded Whiskers. We havo prepared
quickly and efeetually accomplish this re.
suit. It is easily applied, and prodaces .
color which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggists. Price fifty cents.
Manufactured by &. P. HALL & co.,
NASHUA. N. II.
May 81 E+tM14
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,Rsesh Ea,uilz Groaasiea.

R1esh EauilZ GroaaS1ea.-- --
DICKLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
g" P1oxIEp-Saimon BelHesi. 3s.c! ella,
..c.Nprth Carolina Mpllet, 6e,ap.' ,rDtasr
SnoHED-Aey York Pig, Hama and Stripe, ;.
-. Noys Scotia salth9}P, .snu ,tiv i,s.v
OANNED-6ueeotash;L Lima BUans,O .'i sin"a
"G. Peas, Salmon, MRckersl, asa :t3i
LobBters, Peurs. Peaches, i,.
..,.s. gtee1-gsges, Mushr9oms, ....,,s
Ginger, Peats,
BE- Citron, Pine apples, > Grp.; j. s,E'
! strawberries, 81. sShe 0ninces,n - s.uI.oe +,
Ris'& RsspbeTiies''&c aI--s.i!,Iidsao,&
JELLIEsL LGuhva and gener al assortment: ,t.' !
TEAs-6unpowder, Imperial; Japan. caiA'eI
sonsnogE, s1a. Easi:4a tsEssstssst i,
selected By an !eIpert, and a1est, /,
CorFEEs-Mocha, Laguayra. Rio, 3hj.s.~ 49,
si..1 o. G. Java, Haw and Roasted" E2a i
The Downer MINERAL sPEnM OIL, absolute,
cheap as kcrosene; havei all the necessary'
burners, Wicks, Chimney. to 'hE old lampsE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF 'E'.$
:, .coLuM ma. sc. hnE,
! ~ $3.50 ---rGt'A9 ~ ~ =
Present Capital, -. 500 's1s0, GOO
A,sfborjzed fIooifol. HkOH OO0
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Annual Meeting.of ttlssouth Carolina
Ball iRaalilEEoa Gq9mglpany and pf the South;
western Railroad Bank,,,dsia S!,d

q i;Ea FL aEsl q 9s:z##5 .EE55Ez=zH5;5z}
CTfKREHo1DkRs 'haysiis prbxiea intended
. ID be used at7 the m Getting to 5Gs, helds soi1
the 9Th and eth OIL April, are requested to
loafe them With either sSi TIE iolloyipe Com, !,
ing oft The feehs spr6ximo, for The purpose OF
verifying pro1i6sG "On tho following day,
during the Eleotion, other duties m ay prevent
the Committee from examining batches. OF
&C C1H0: HENDRICKS, - COMMITTED :.
&c ,rAy W. BURNETT. 81, I. on o.:
h}ssz,s&o; RsA1ihAR. IL, lioPro1ies.. :
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANNUH ON
CERTIFICATES OF DEP OSIT IND SIX
PER GENT. COMPOUNDED EVERY
SIX MONTHS ON 4 600 UNITS. 3.
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MAIL ARRANaAatEags. ARRANs,a q q. e: Northern
mail opens &39h Msssnd 800 lPi NJ. !;
c1oses 8 P. n. and II. 90 A.M: Charles
ton idey ,r. nail opens e;15P.* M; closes. g
A. NJ; night opens ZOO A. NJ; ciosst
6.15 Pm. = Gresnvii;s opens s.zs E. FsAsH1;; NJ;
closes 6 A. M. Western opens $50 A,
NJ. and-12:9O p. II. :tloses 9 and l p. II.
Wilmington openBs&s0. p. M: closes
1880 A:,M. Z on aasandsy The gaRee ie
opsa tf93ms toif R,Ms.it..,. f M sts,s ssssa ssa
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Greeuville and Columbia Kailrcaf

- rnRiss Rhss lsa n;haE ali,5! ER
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
down; with Trains going North and South Oh
ChaTlotte, Colu nbia and Augueta snd WN-
mtnBton. Columbia and Augusta Railroads, 7"
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Proposals.
GEALED proposals. In duplicate will be re-:
the Board Of Trustees Of the state Orphan
Asylum, for SITE and BUILDING for the
above named institution. In accordance with
Joint Resolution OF the General Assembly,
approved February a., "a; D. 1879, to invite
propoda!s for site and building at required
by said Joint Resolution.
c.,Ia4 riR. W.TURNER,
Chairman Oh n9' Of Board State Orphan Asylnps'
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{: -.tA A:!CHAHLEsToN.S 8. O., Naroh 8t'1878lpa
sSaS SsaoIlns h.isosa liz So@psey
ana 81 1.-THE s6Hth. western Railroad Bank, Will
be held ihs this city. in'the Hall of1 theebank
sssts ssTna Of BE0,a
.PrS1iiip 81 1lo'oidck. a. ii: % The follow. y
ing IaY an election will be hs;a between the
hours Of 8 G.iM: and p. n FOR fifteen Direc.
Directors OF the sBAnk., A. committee 4, to
verify pro xies viii attend. Stockholders will
be pasasd over the road to and from. the nneotSs
ing free OF ohsrge!h J. R:EMERY, Ga
Mar 8 tlat.ilsi q. .e ,.Hr,l ttsht ,SeofetarY.
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Leave ColumbiA at.. ............... 7.J6 .. N
Leave Aston. ................... sos Q. N.
Leave NeMberry..... 10, 40 .. m.
Leave Cokesbury. y.................. 200 p. N.
Leave beison... ..::................ $50 p. n1 ;.
Arrive at.Greenyille. ............. $500. n.
Leave qreenville It,: ............. 7,se :. n.
leave 5eton... ...........-..........t9 $50 Q. n.
Leave Ooke1bury. Ii. .16 .: u.
Leave neHberry.. ...s 8. 80 p! Ia.
Leave Aleton. ................. K.20 p. N.
arrive At Columbia a............... 500 p, 20.
Anderson Branch and Blue Ridge DfpitGn.
DOWN. " Up.
Leave Walhalia. s. 45 q. M. Arrive 7.15 p. 10
Leave Perry vile C. .25 O. ~. 6.86 D, IN. ;.
Leave Pendleton 7.1O q. m. $50 D, y,
Leave Anderson $40 8. m. 4kO D. m
Arrive at Belton' 9C0 a. m. Leave $50 o. Ia.
Accommodation Trains run on Abteville
Branch Mondays. Wednesday, and Fridsvs.
On Anderson Branch, between Bolton and An
derson, Tuesdays, ThurRdays and SATURDAYS.
THOMAS DODAMFAD, Gen sur.
JABEz EonToN. General Ticket Agent.
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Lana 1Or sale.
r OFFER MY PLANTATION, situated near
l.; the town Of Greenwood, 8. O., for sale.
which IS woodland, we'll timbered. and partly
in the corporate limits OF the town. Most OF
the open land is yory good, containing thirty
or forty acres Of well-drained buttom, in q
high state OF cultivation.
On the place is an excellent Dwelling OF
eight rooms, we'll fuished, and all necessary
out-buildings; large Barnytsix rooms with
up with : fine Gin. ID good running order.
The buildinRs In theyRrd are nearly all briok.
and in good repsiE: Terms easy. Applications
FRANOIs ARNOLD. Greenwood, 8: O.
Or to T: a. ARNOLD. Columbia, B. o., OF J.
H. KinsTd 8 Co. - 80 March limo
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Richmond and
Danville Rsilroed. :
CONDENSED TIME
n ARTE IN eHr ~ M ~ a

E% - XAK~ShSJ ABLE IN effect on and
alter. Sunday, Deco mber "a, 1872: :t..a ~ 4:
I ,un GOING EOHTH. az; ta.,.A
l. STATIONS. MAIL. gE1pREss.
Leave Greensboro. :. 2.CO A. n. II 10 4. ii.
Leave Danville.. ...'..'. 440A. N. 1.e2 P. III .
Arrive at Richmond. .1245.P. III. ESQ P. hi.
GOING S0UTH n. ..rY go
Leave Richmcnd....... 1.t0P. NJ, $40 A. N.
Leave Danville ...... 10C0 p, III. 1887 p. n. !.
Arrive at Greensboro. .12 26 A. HI. $50 P. N.
Trains leaving Richmond at 1.50 P. NJ. and
At 6.10 A. H., connect at Greensboro with
points South. Passengers leaving Riel m crd
:. ..60 P. NJ, connect at Greensboro With
train for all points East OF Greensboro. Par
seneer train leaving Raleigh At 6.4oP NJ,
Mail train, arriving in Richmond at ~ 45 p.
II. JOHN II. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. M. r. JALcoT. Engineer and Gen. Eupu.
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Wlmipgt0nh 6 olnmbia and Aug. 3. B.:

!. W1LM1SdroF, n. o.. October ., 1s12,a az, =,
- III E{eRass ,.AFTRR this date tha
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-23

Dean was fully grown, and in this stat,
was Hound to possess nearly double the
amount Of alhuminous matter, SO valuable
10 mich cows, Of good meadow or upl.nd
my. Bean or shorts is also vastly improv
60 oy steaming or soaking with hot water
wnen Its nutriment is more readily assimi
lated. 1t contains about fourteen per cen,
OF aionmen, and is rich in phosphoric acid
hape-cake was found to be exceeding,
valuable. Linseed and cottonseed 81
may probably be substituted for this,rr
try. NJ. Horsfall is accustomed.s,ure
MS cows In May. into a rio, tho,
housing them at night and I'd some bav
mess OF the steamed mixtu6 June to Oc-
morning and night; and, the stall he.
tooer they have cut gr the pastur. and
sides what they gs;ned mixture a dav.
VI '"e of October the cows
inc oes'n' With such management.
are kept housrally Weld from twelve to
eo arts of milk day, for about
iths after calying, when they fall
"a :. .illk, but gain in flesh, up to calving
>. In this course OF treatment the ma
ire is far better than the average. and
Is pastures are constantly improved.
he average amount of butter from every
Xteen quarts OF milk l. twenty-five
uuces, a proportion far larger than the
Mass. PoughmdH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-23

LOCATION or HOMES. Science Of
Health has some sensible SUI ge>tion> on
this topic.
Houses should be built on upland
ground with exposure to sunlight ou ev-
cry side. During epidemics ii has been
noted by physicians that deaths occur he's
frequently on the sunny side; and In hos
pitfalls. physicians have testified TO the
readiness with which diseases have yielded
70 treatment In sunny rooms. while in
shady rooms they have proved intractahle.
let there be 40 bogs. mashes. no stag
nant water la the neighborhood. Then let
the cellars be thoroughly drained. Inat-
tention 20 this subject has caused the
death of many a person. No father or
mother should rest one moment ia peace
while their innocent babies are sleeping in
rooms over damp aud mouldy cellars.
Cellars should not only be drained but
thoroughly ventilated. otherwise the house
must be unwholesome.
Let the drains be also constructed for
the conducting Of slops aud sewerage OF
all kinds 10 a common reservoir. at a dis
lance from the dwelling. to be used for
fcrti.izing purposes.
Door-yards should be kept clean and
dry. composed largely OF green sward. on
which children may romp and play. This
should be their ground rather than carpet
ed rooms. Tney are entitled TO il, that
the breath of natures God "a il filters down
Through the blue sky, may fan the rosy
checks, and ill their souls with joy, and
ill their bodies with health.
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Dom stic Recipes.

Cake requires hotter fire than bread.
but il must not be too slow or the cake
will not be thoroughly cooked through,
aud will fall when taken from the oven. Ii
the fire is too hot al first, it will crust over
before it il light, and burst through the
crust and raise rough and homely. If the
cake is large. some nails or other bits of
iron should be placed under it. else it will
scorch before it is cooked through. Any
kind of bread or pastry mixed with water
requires a hotter fire than if mixed with
milk.
CUsTARDs WITHOUT EGGs.-One quart
of new milk, four tablespOonfuls of -four.
two Of sugar, season with nutmeg or cin-
namon, and add salt to your liking. Boil
the milk when boiling, add the -four, wet
with cold milk, as soon as scalded add
spices and salt.
To PRESERVE GREEN GRAPEs.-Take
tine largest grapes before they commence
to turn ripe; stone and scald them. Take
three-quarters of a pound of sugar to each
pound of grapes; clarity it as for apricots !;
then boil the grapes in it until soft, but not
to jam skim them out and put into jars
with the syrup.
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poetrp.
How the Baby Grows.

Nobody sees the baby grow:
Baby dear with the dreamful eyes,
W no came TO our house year ago
Looking ever so wrinkled and wise.
But every day of the happy year
He's taken upon him some beauty new.
And as fDr prominently. this is clear.
hes never mad anything else to do.
Grandfather SAYS. "Whea he's asleen
~ Iheu 1t is that the baby grows.
Sio>e 10 The CRIB We somestimes Green
10 watch. but We don't think grandma knows.
FOR never fringe of the golden hair
~, clustering soft around his brow,
changes bit. 1t is very fair,
Auu' Oh course, 1t grows, the wonder how.
teacher talks of chemical things.
That into secret life combine:
And mother listens and softly sings.
300 be good 70 this boy of mine,
Anu INTO the sunny summer days.
o, Anu INTO the winter evenings cold,
S"r weave, the notes OF her joyful praise
mat ever around him love can fold.
Nobody SEES the baby grow:
But over his rosy little face
Inc pr,tfiest ripples OF laughter flow.
TN, me dsncing dimples merrily chase.
ne tny ieet are learning to walk:
The rounded limbs are growing stronr.
Inc hsping tongue is learning 10 talk:
As eherrily pass the days along.
Nobody can explain il all.
But this, at least. to US is clear.
GOD. who knows If sparrow fall.
s1nt our beautiful baby here II.
ana mother cares for him day az, nIsn'
EASY enough when she loves .n
ana Tod, whenever she puts ,ut .ne hsn''
JUST looks in and makes bh grow.
r,.ARTH and HOME.
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HINTS TO BEGINNERS IN MEETING.

HINTS TO BEGINNERS IN BEE-kEEPING.
The chief trouble with beginners in bee
keeping is, that they will not 20 TO the
slight expense and trouble necessary TO
get Informed OH the subject. They buy a
hive of bees. about which they know moth
ing, except that bees can sting. and that
their honey is nice AMI then leave il To
take care of itself. 1t is needless 20 say
that this is very foolish course TO adopt.
What wonder that only failure and loss
are the result: 1t would be- the same in
>heep-raising, dairyins. or any other line
of farming. While therefore we advise
the farmer to make Bookkeeping one OF the
many lines OF industrial pursuit. we qualify
the advice by urging that ii be by no
means entered into without seeking infor-
nation in regard To it. This can easily be
obtained from books on agriculture. and
from the bee journals.
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Philosophy OF Refined homes

Philosophy OF Refined homes
says the New York Nation, ARE the end OF
civilization. All the work of the world.
the railroading and navigating. digging
manufacturing, inventimg. teaching, writ
ing, lighting. are done first o; all, to secure
each family in the possession of it, own
hearth; and secondly, 10 surround a.
many hearths a. possible with grace, and
culture aud beauty. The work of all races
for five thousand years is represented in
the difference between a wigwam and 4
lady's parlor. 1t has no better result to
show"
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REDUCING BONES WITH AsIIEs.-D

REDUCING BONES WITH ASHES - ID. r.
Ayerill y The process is to take large
ca>k and pack the bones previously bro
ken as small a. may be conveniently in Il
layer about six inches deep. On these put
an equal layer OF unleached ashes, then
repeat the alternate layers until the cask i
I've and keep il moist for five or six
months: at the expiration of which time
the bones will be SO soft that they may be
broken into fine powder ON the barn
floor and siited. II any pieces of the hard
est bones are left. they may be added 10
another lot on another occasion.
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FATTENING FowLs.-Fowls can be fat
tened well in a fortnight if they are cooped
up where they can obtain gravel and lime
and are fed on scalded corn-meal. given
three times dav, while ears of cSrn are
always on hand. For drink, SKINNED
milk is very desirable. and if warmed a lit
tie will be drank with eagerness. Pulver-
lied charcoal kept either IN their boxes or
mixed with the feed, will materially as
>i-t the fattening process.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
r. Fl. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No. TO State St., Opposite Kilbv ST.
BOSTON

No. TO State St., Opposite Kilbv ST.,
BOSTON.
FER an extensive practice oil upwards
~ Thirty years, continues o secure Patents ic
the United States also in Great Britain, FrancI
and other foreign countries. Caveats, SpeciUca-
tons, signments, and all other papers for Pa
patch. 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. Assignment.
recorded in Washington.
No dgency in The Unite States possesses sulert,r
facittcs for obtaining Patents Or ascertainino the
pateHtdbitity ofinve,tioRs.
All necessity of journey to Washington to
procure Patent, and the sual great delay there
are here saved Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy me OF the B0Stcdpa5ie and
successful practitioners With whom | have had
OfiiCi Il intercourse. CHAs. MASON.
Comm. ssioner of Patents
a have no hesitation IN surfing inv entors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, ant more capable of putt. < their
applications in form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Once
EDMUND BURKE,
- Late COmmls 5ioner OF Patents.
Mf- il III Eddy has made Tor me over THIRTY ap
pllcatlons Tor Patents, having been successful ia
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof @.
Recommend all inventors to apply to him to pro
cure their patents, as they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. IS13-Jy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-23

RRAEDON and Martins well known stand for.
y merry occupied BY Woodcock and Gould OF
FRANKLIN IS now open with a we'll selectel stock.
Jobing and all kinds work done to rider ana Win
dispatch Particular attention CIV en- to Horse
shoeins. Thankful Tor past favors / wish to in
io1 the citizens of Franklin and vicinity that
they Will always find me in the shop when Am
not IN the Franklin House. JOHN W FICkETT
'ia"Ahn' June 10Th 1872, tt25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-23

A Detroit boOtblack has bank account
of 81 100. much to the surprise OF all who
know how much backing is required by the
average Michigan boot.-lAm. Newspaper
Reporter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-23

~ a Court OF Fr bate holiru II Ellsworth with
~ and iar Ia" County of iiancuc- on thc . /
Meetings. las - september. ! u l>.y
DAVID \ >idP>oN. Executor OF She lat VIII
~ - ~Iluur! Simpson. lItc 81 Sullivan. IN aid
County, deceased. having presented his ~ ar-
count of \ I'm -tration upon sail estate for rr,
bate
pEnERiD-Thet the saul ENacuta- give notice
To- ali pcr-uns Interested, by causing copy this
order q be published three week succc-.iycIy IL
the Ellsworth American, printed At Ellsworth.
that they may appear 1t "A Probate Court to be
held at Ellsworth, IN SAID county, the 1t " cd
nesday OF Dec. next. at ten "i the clock IN tie
forenoon, ami -hew cause. ~ any they have, why
The same should not be allowed
3wil' FARMER Tt *. ia i.c.
\ true cOpy-A:tesis ono. \. DILR. iics'r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-23
TRUSSES!
Ventilated, SprinqIess

THOSE suffering with Rupture. should not fail
i to call on Mr.. Geo. A. Parcher, Apothecary
Ellsworth, and examine one Of the most pe feet
appliances ever invented Tor the retention and
cure Of Hernia. No iron, no rust, no rubber aud
no pressure over the back. May be worn both
nisft nd day, and last Life time. 3m0s3b
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-23

A young city man, in Texas, bought a
ine orchard of two hundred apple trees,
and tapped them Ill for cider.