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Recent experiments with cats have
proved that a :uli developed tabby can sue
cessiully eyade the rapid approach of two
boot jacks. Il bar oil CASTLE soap. pair al
number 10 boots. gold watch. Il backing
brush and horse pistol.
According 10 the Bowdoin Orient. Il
few evenings since dminutive Sopho-
more was perambIlating the streets alone
when he Was assalled by two female des-
peradoes, one of whom held him fast BY
both hands while the other drew from her
cloak a handkerchief and wiped his nose.
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Senate Caucus.

AUGUSTA. Jan. 5.
The Senate caucus wa, called To order
by Senator Cross OF Cumberland. senator
Ha'l OF York was made chairman. Hon.
l. +. Webb of kcEnebec was nominated
Tor President, S. W. Lane Esq. FOR Sec
Rotary, and G. F. Dautorth for assistant
Secretary. james b nks messenger. oy
reclamation, B. f. Stevens for assistant
messenger, \ committee consisting of
Senator Palmer of Penobscot. Cross OF
Cumberland. and Hanson of York. were
chosen to call future caucuses.
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In InOIuc


-Chfi>thas evening was very pleasantly
spent by party of young ladi, aud gen
ucman from Biuchi.l Falls. who took a
moonlight ride on Bluehill Neck. where
they were kindly entertained by Mr.. Rob
ert Day and lady. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in dancing. the music be-
lag furnished by u Gray. They were OBJ
Iiv'oIs Of time. till tired and sleepy. they
were warned that it was 10 longer Christ
mas. but the 2G,h. We tender our thanks
to Mr.. Day and lady. for their attentions.
q.
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To the Anserican:-Will you please inform
me what has become of the Temperance League
that organized IN Hancock Hall two months
since? As it was not thought advisable to per-
NIT women to participate in the mature DELHI
erations of the League, we have never learned
judging from what they have accomplished, we
should say they have fallen into the passive
node, (the usual course persued BY the men in
this city. when they undertake any reform.)
AS we do not wish to seem captious, we will
review what appears TO have been done by the
League since it commenced its work. Under
the direction of the League, a number of tenn
perance pledges have been circulated. and the
signatures of several hundred persons obtained
Two or three quite spirited meetings have been
held and well attended. Thea followed the
hrst lecture of the promised course, by the Rev.
W. Ii. Lyon, which was well received by the
large audience present. The second Lecture
N the course was expected to be delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Garretson, but he procured sub
stltute in Mr.. Benson, gentleman who has the
happy faculty of making himself understood
and of calling things by their right Names
ms lecture was also well received BY all the
ac'iFe friends in the cause. The next meeting
held by the League last Monday eve was rather
lmpromptu, but none the less interesting. As
The committee chosen to arrange the meetings
Jailed to give the usual notice, the attendance
was small, This Monday evening being the
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A ministerial bel ever in Woman's
Rights. having preached Il telling sermon
Oh Nv oman. Was met shortly after by Il
lady " ho enthusiastically exclaimed. 20.
Mr-,we have been talking about your
sermon and want the privilege of putin.
up monument to your Tie minister
thinks II possible that a compliment was
Intended. but he has never preached that
sermon since.
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Nj a II II l E ID.

Ellsworth-lst inst. by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. Clifton Woodward and Miss Hattie l..
Jordan. both of Ellsworth.
Surry-26th ult., by Rev. l.. 5. Trip, Mr..
Simeon w. Carter and Miss Charlotte q.
Clough. both of Buehill.
Franklin-lst inst. ut the NJ. +. Parsonage,
by Rev. J. b. Bean. Mr.. Erastus j. Rollins OF
Rockland, and Miss Mary b. Wasgatt OF +.
Bluehll-lst inst, at the residence of Thos.
Leach. Esq, By Rev. A. ii. Tcbbets, Mr..
Austin W. Ingalls, and Viletta Emerton, both
of Bluchill.
I'd inst, by the same. Mr.. John TUFTS Of
Brownyillc, Me-, and Miss Flora A. Marks of
Bluchi.
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We have received from Ira C. Stock
bridge. the Publisher. Portland. the f9!!i,rw-
ing pieces OF New Music which are said to
be simple. and yet iavorites with lovers OF
music. Gay Feathers" by a. Ii. Roze-
wig. Song Now or Never" Song Lone
the Farmer feeds us ALL" by Knowles
Shaw. Graceful mazou ika"by Charles
Rolf, I'll Pensoroso.' bv G. Il. Paine.
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Democrats al Sea.

AUGUSTA, Jan. ).
The Democrats were BUSTING around
early but the outlook is unpromising for
mischief, and they are talking of standing
steadily 10y some such candidate as Bion
Bradbury. They would like to break into
the Republican line. but it is too compact
10 give them much hope.
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BluehiiI.


In spite of the severe weather and con-
sequent bad condition of our streets. quite
a large number of our citizens. wendell
their way on New Year night to the Bap-
tist Parsonage. The pastor, Joseph Ill.
Taylor and wife celebrated the tenth ami
versary OF their marriage. by a reception
aud sociable. The visitors seemed to have
made a raid on the Tin store, judging from
The supply of tinware presented on the &C.
ca>ion, besides numerous other good
things of which Mr.. Il Mrs. Taylor were
the gratiied recipients. For these and the
very comfortable Christmas presents they
desire to express their thanks TO the do
ncrs. Tae evening was spent very pleas
antly at the Parsonage which was decorat-
ed for the occasion. In the absence of sew
eraI distinguished ministers who were e1-
pected, the marriage ceremony was very
appropriately performed by Esq. Thos.
\. Lord who was pressed into service for
the occasion. Refreshments were served.
and as all left they seemed to feel that they
had enjoyed at least the first evening of
what all wished might be "A happy New
Year .'Henricus"
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Do not. ms you value life, entertain the idea
that a cough is one OF those casual local alice
tions which require but little attention. This
species OF mfltustion is fatal To thousands. A
cough i the first meadnce Of consumption,
remember that. ADinilate the danger by rXtn-
gushing the complaint. Foe means await on
at every drug store. HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR will, in every instance, effect
perfect cure OF the threatening ailment with
out causing nausea, Tor 1t is pleasant to the
palate MS well as iufailible.
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fremont.

The Fair at the Methodist PARSONAGE
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
WAS not very well attended. on account OF
rough roads and extreme cold weather:
stu the sales were quite large. and we
think enough will be realized TO pay all
debts of the society
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sEHE >UB>CRIBEk nereUy gives public notice
l TO all concerned that he has been duly APP
Poifted' and has taken upon himself, the trust
Oi Administrator of tie Estate of
DANIEL NJ. MEANS, late of sedgwck
in the County OF Hancock. deceased Dy giving
bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests AL persons who indebted to the said
decea-cds estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit The same for settlement.
JAMES L. BYARp.
Oct. lith, 1874. Jwl.
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Oct. 18th, Is

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and Tor the County OF Hancock, on The LIST We'd.
ncsdly oil Dec a. ID. 1874.
OSCAR CUNNiNGHAM, Admir- OF The Estate OF
" Benz 4. >aundcr-, late OF Orland Ia ,aid
County deceased, having presented his first &C.
count OF Admir- upon sad estate Tor Probate
OKDEkED-fhat the said Admir- give notice
thereof To all persons interested. By causing
copy OF this Order 10 he published thr. e weeks
successfully IN he Ellsworth American printed
III Ellsworth. that they may appear at a Probate
Court 10 be holden ut BucAsport on the 81 " ed.
hesddy OF Jan next at Tea OF the clock in tue fore.
noon, ana chew Cause, II any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
OWL PARKER Tuck. Judge.
\ true Copy-Atiest: Coca DYER Reeisler,
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n. Brooklin.

-rhc people met in W. A. Hale's hall
y. Brooklin having q Christmas tree.
which was loaded with presents for all.
Santa Claus, seemed TO be generous in
spite of hard times. Alter the presents
were distributed the Company was enter
tanned with dialogues and singing. We no.
ticed some very nice presents. Every one
Went away satisfied. We hope it WAS
merry Christmas for all. ii. A. W.
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Democratic Caucus.

AUGUSTA, Jan. ).
Al caucus the democratic members
~ The House. Hon. John c. Talbot of East
77@aachas was nominated for Speaker and
John Benson, Jr. of Newport for clerk.
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-Sewall J. Mitchell of DAnforth. writes
that one of his crew cut rock maple tree.
in Bancroft, which was 81 feet from stump
to limb, p inches on the stump aud Il
inches a, the top. lis circumference was
over five and a half feet.
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At Cape Haytien-lsth ult. sch Daniel Webster
Boston. disg
-Sagua-Ar 26 ut, sch John Douglass. Parker
Mobile.
Thomas
Messina-In port eth ult, brig Myronus. Higgins
for \ York, TO complete ldg, in few days.
Hayana-Ar 81 ult, sch Lookout, Nichols, York
Cardenas-Ar 80 ult. brig G Pickering. Torrey.
Havana.
Sid 30. sch f NJ Sawyer. Branscomb. Jackson.
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Business Notices.

10 INyENTORs.-As year succeeded year,
for long series. we hav, been most happy to
direct attention TO the r.ve rtisement Of Mr.. Il.
H. Eddy, the well.kpoWn Patent Solicitor, 70
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j. ID. r, UbServer.
A Mrs. Reed, at or in the vicinity of
the Centre $50 called on the West side of
the Island. had family gathering, lately.
on the anniversary OF her Tooth birthday.
Hope some of the guests will give Won
some account of ii. Her memory and fac
uItIes are quite good yet. PROBABLY en-
joys life
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To the Afflicted. No matter under what
form Of sickness you labor. there l. one great
ruth You should keep in mind; All disease
originates in an impure condition OF the blood.
furlfy that, aa.I III" disease must depart: but
YOU cannot purify the blood by The use OF ppi.-
onou> drugs. -nd exhaustive stimUlanis. The
best Blood Purifier ever discovered i DE
" ,LkER's famous VINEGAR BITTEEs. COM
pounded Oi simple herbs. Awe
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In this climate Of sudden changes, people
oilen experience the terrible sutfering arising
from that most painful disease, Rheumatism.
If it is possible to find remedy for this disease
10 doubt the people would not only be glad
but show their pleasure, by a liberal pafro2
age of that remedy. An eminent English phys-
ician Processes 10 have discovered II reliable
cure for rheumatism, aud which has been late
ly introduced into the hospitals Of Montreal.
as Il sovereign remedy, announcement oil
which will he found elsewhere in our column.
Lit the afflicted remember the Diamond RheH
matte Cure, and try the efficacy OF it, virtues :
st. John Daily News.
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Democratic Convention.

CONCORD. y. H., JAN, ).
fhe Democratic State convention was
c4ilk y order iii Phenix Hall this morn
ink ] II II O'Clock by Geo. F. Putnam
Chairman OF the State committee The
convention was one OF the largest ever
u here, the delegates crowding the Hall
sts fullest capacity and the galleries be-
s filed with spectators.
q The ballot for Governor and railroad
NnIll ssoners. was taken with the follow
q lSult, for Governor the whole num-
3 St was 6S7, necessary for a choice
larry Bingham OF Lewiston, /. 6. V.
Putuam Il Bartlett |. John NJ. Hill of
15sncord /, VIM. Burns OF Lancaster 2
reorse Jones OF Warner 3. Joseph Bar.
pws OF Plymouth 3. Frank A. McKeene.
Ashua IS, Warren +. Daniels of Franklin
24o, Hiram Roberts of Rolling sford 347.
sand Hiram Roberts was declared the nom
inee Tor Governor. For railroad commits
sioher the whole number OF votes cast was
65l. necessary for a hoce 49,. There be-
lnS no choice on motion of \. II. Rust of
Wotboro. y. 7. Pierce having tie largest
Humber OF votes was nominated as candi-
date by reclamation. The nomination OF
Hiram Roberts was made unanimous.
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mature decay, nervous debility, exc, haviag
tried in vain every known remedy. has found :
simple selfcure, VI ich he will send tree TO his
Nassau sueet, New York. Smos q
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ID | + ID.
Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be puid for.

Ell,worth-2i inst. Clara Bodwell, daugh-
ter of L. T. and the late Rev. \. \. Phelps,
aged - wears and months.
Sedgwick-2ith ult., Mrs. Hepsibcth Cole
aged 80 years. and months.
-3lst ult., Mrs. Joanna d. Hopkins, aged
Il wears.
Berlin Falls, y. H.,-Dec.- Miss Lizzie f.
Moore OF Ellsworth, aged % years. and mo.
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stop that CouEh

No one who ever used DIR. Morris Syrup Of
Tar. Wild cherry and Horehound. Will be
without II. As remedy tor all throat and
lung diseases. Cure tor Group. and preventive
OF consumption. ii ha. no equal. Acts like
charm in whooping cough. There j. no ease
watch it will not cure or greatly relieve. Con
ia n DO opium or other dI lgerous drug and is
pleasant TO take. have secured the sole agen-
cy. and Will furnish sample bottles at 10 ct-.
:. u. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth. Morris
and Heritage. proprietor. Philadelphia. John
". Perkins & Co. Portland. General agents.
lyiS
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MARINE LISI.

Memoranda
List Of vessels Wintering at Sargeptvlle-Sc
w II Sargent L Sargent; NJ Z TORY e Closson.
The Latter arrived here the 27th.
The following is a statement Of the amount of
tonnage built In this State in ls74:-
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PHYSICIANS CORNERED.

7 SUPPOSE there il not in the whole Of a phvsi
L clans experience anything in human suffering
which calls forth his sympathy. an pity to such
an extent As 10 witness the eNcru, atimg pains OF
a poor mortal suffering rom that fear al disease
Rheumatism Heretofore there has beer a con.
siderable diversity OF opinion among medical
men, n To the true character OF this disease some
locating It in the ibrCus or muscular tissues of
the system and others viewing it as an acute ncr-
vous disease, but IL is now generally admitted
be disease arising IRON pose circulating IN
the blood, and further it Is admitted that rheuna.
hsm can never be thoroughly cured wilho cN-
terminating such poisonous matters frrl.. &c
blood by a constitutional Internal remedt. Ne
feel conbden: that none " Ill feel better sutls ied
and rel ice more than The Conscientious physic
ian. VINO has found out tina a true cure for this
stubborn disease has been discovered The iol
lowing testimony from Portland gentleman
cannot fail to satisfy all that the !
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E3'C. {. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN rs good Fire
Insurance Companies as can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form Of Marine
Policy; is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want Of any Kind of In
surance, will find it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before n>uring elsewhere. Cores
pondcnce solicited. Ar
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List of Letters.

Letters remaining in the Ellsworth Post
Office, for the week ending Jan. ID, 1879.
Brown, Cynthia Moore. Eta NJ.
Carter, j. z. Mrs. Moore, George
Connie, Annie Murch, Emma NJ.
Eaton, Chas. L. Spinner, Charles
Colt, Joseph Turner. Josiah Z.
Jones, Mealey Whitaker, Geo. F.
Leach, Ruel j.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised.
d. MCFARLAND, M
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fesaI Aotifes.
To TIL. hon. j

TO TNE HON. Judge Of Probate within nd Tor
The County oi Hancock.
rTliE tLdersiguci, Guardian Of Alice T.. Par
L tGid-c of Buck-poIt. a Minor Her Of Daniel
fariridg" late OF Huckspnft. Ia said County de-
ceased, respectfully rcpiescn that said Minor
Is srizcl and possessed OF the following de-
scribcd Real Estate, viz: One-'hirl part of the
homestead OF the Late Daniel Partridge. dccel sed
situated Ia Bueksport village, aud the same
which Josiah Partridge now lives. That il would
lie for the beuc1L OF said Minor that said Real Is.
tate should be sold, AMI the proceeds thereof put
ont ~ interest or otherwise used Tor her benefit.
lie therefore prlys hat License mty be granted
hun 10 eel and convey the above described Real
Estate at public or private Ale. 70 ding - the
requirement OF the Law.
sILAs u. wARgES, Guardian.
December ID. Ia.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate, Dee. Term.
a. -. 1874.
bpon the foregoing pettion Ordered. tina, the
sald petitioner gave pubic notice thereof
10 all persons Interested by Causing "A copy ui
the pctIton and this Order thereon, to be pub
hshed three weeks success iyely in the Ellsworth
American, printed ut Ellsworth. that they may
appear At PROBATE Court Tor said County. to be
holden at Bucksport. on the 81 Wednesday OF
Jan. next, nj ten Of the clock ia the forenoon
o said pctuIUnrf onoH,tf nU9 ag" ft.ar, N"
S"i' fAEkER TUCK, Judge.
tie-t;-GEo. \. DYER, Hey'r.
y true copy Attest Ito. \. DYER, Reg'r.
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In politics The pape' will continue 20 advocate
and rpnold the principles of me Repu1iican par,v,
while claiming 70 he independent. in the highest
rud best of the word. While ,ea;less and opt
spoken IN lis ,-cs,rent of all public questions = sd
firmly mainL.iIipy what it believes 10 be FIGHT, it
will AVOID in,olcIPJce and make las appeals 20 The
undo Standing ,ner .'an 10 prejudice TIE year
ABOUT open will be ..uiul o. political events of
mpo. - ut bearing upon me .u,ure o. Zoe county,
emo il viii be our aim 10 Keep orr readers thor
orghly ipiorae,' AID 10 favor such measures ard
policy viii best prono,e me wel.I.e OF all the
people. The great in,eres,s OF
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Sch Mary Haskell. Perry, from Turks Island
for Boston, before reported at Norfolk in distress
encountered heavy weather on the passage, and
sprung aleak, and portion Of the cargo had to be
thrown overheard in order to save the balance.
- Newport. !, Dec 3o-Capt Geo A Foss, present
master OF the sch NJ Pote, distres at this port
reports sid from st Domingo City Dec s. and on
the 18th Capt Albert L Ober. Of fremont who had
been SICK with fever for seven days. died. and we
buried him at sea. after which took charge of the
vessel; on the 10th we experienced heavy gale firm
Sc, which continued until the following day when,
in Lat 81 TO- lon IS. heavy boarded us and car.
NED away our mansall and flying jib. split foresa.
broke foregad. lost boat and sustained other dam.
dence.
DISASTERS FOR OCToBER-Thc COMMITTEES OF
management Of the Bureau veritas publish The fol-
lowing list Of maritime disasters reported during
the month Of October. 1874, concerning ali dag:
sailing vessels reported lost, 2l0. viz lbs Eng.
lsh. y French. 81 Norwegian. lSGernan II Dutch.
trian, spanish. Danish. Portuguese and of
which the nationality is unknown. In this number
are included sailing vessels reported missing
Steamers reported lost, IL, viz: EngI}sh. 4
French. Dutch. ! Norwegian, 6peniek and i
Swedish. In this number are inclnde6-9 stesmers
reported missing.
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Mt. Desert,

Mt. Desert.
meteorological observations at Unit
Ell States Volunteer Signal Station at Mt.
Desert. for the month OF Dec. 1874:
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.
lie wonderful Medical Discovery.

". W. Whipple & Co.
Gentlemen: Unsolicited by you, / wish to bear
testimony to the efficacy of the DIAMoND RHEL-
MATIC CURE. During the past year have suf
Tered greatly from that common and agonizng
affection, Rhe umatism. My shou der was 50 al.
fectad tina my lett arm was completely power.
less and despaired of ever again having the
use OF that limb. was induced. by hearing OF
The many marvellous cures accomplis he'd by the
agent while staving al the Prebe House t. buy Il
bottle Ii is sufic to say that without faiIh in
the medicine Of IT'S results, 10y the taking OF live
small bottles was entirely relieved. And weeAs
have since elapsed, and am still all right and
free from pain. with no indications OF lis return,
and The feeling OF new lite which | experience |
attribute to the OF the DIAMOND RHEUMArlC
CURE. Having the kindness TO pass my testimony
and experience around Tor the benefit OF suffer.
ing humanity Yours truly,
CYRUS HANSLOM, Temple St.
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Eden.

Eden-
Inc new and neat Union Meeting
House, at Salisbury's Cove WAS dedicated
with appropriate religious services on
Tuesday OF this week.
Lnmoinc
We learn that Rev. Mr. Bigley. who
has been supplying the pulpit of the Bap-
tit S-ciety Lamoine. for some time
past has been invited by the people to
become their pastor Tor the ensuing year.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most CAPABLE ana
successful practitioners with whom ! have had
Official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Comm .ssioner of Patents
"a have hesitation in as uring inv enIors that
they cannot employ a man MORE competent and
Trustworthy, anu more capable Of puiti.g their
applications IN a form to secure for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent ONCE
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Mr.. X ii Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
plications for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof OF
great talent and ability on his part, leads me to
recommend all Invent RS to apply to him 10 pro
cure their patents, AS they may be sure ot having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. IS15-1yrl