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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
petrr Rifns &Sobn.
6eneral M8emtur

fir bic neutrality-suspicious..
Capital.
Smperial & Northern Sni. Sos,
rOn epnpOu, GoiD S25, 00O, 900
&asal Sni. 60,
Bon liverpool, 10000, 900
Commercial Union aH. &c.,
BON 9onpou, @olo, 10, 000, 900
pom @sp gorL 100000
ct. Eaul Seuer & Rariue Sni. Co.,
pom Ct. paul, 100000
ct. Soispb Seuer & Marine Sni. 60.
pOA st. SOisph 775,OO0
ATLAS Sni. Co..
BON Sartfurs, 100000
German Snf. So.
BON Srapurt 81, 100000
BON SartfsrS, 500, 900
IrabeIers' Smi. 60.
Don SartfSrb, $4,000
aetna eife Sni. 60,
som SartfcrS, 90 600, 900
gisfs nd4ts,n gsusasnissu, bic I'D Bet BEN sstsass uni
Bsapn 8mr sur6 santilitt 3ahlans tbru g.rlRAt b.
rdhrt habeu, empftbltn I'D Idbh une tSrnen BsraAeruueu
BON dissntbum ~ Stn stQtsan Rs<tn snissru ssasusu
ptreeu.
no Agentur
fur Bic 8 srsstn D~ampH4tns- ssmpssntssa naa sassp.
1dsIibs Abfabrt.
Sarnburs-N r :ifaniIat 9tuie f6 Dampfes.
Ners. Ttutf1sr 9is,e, 8ttmtn 16 Dampfu
Gunarp 9inie, eipsrpupl u. Antrsr. f6 Daupfn
Hse Star Cine 8 Dampfu.
Die 9~auftnts BON yaHastusn. bic ID In ben Ietteu Il
Saertn auf bttftn Dampfsrn htrrater unh stnabu psttr
babe, Rns bic bette gnyfthIams uns baden MIR sas 8ntraHp
mtinu 8rmnst sefaut.
Sn gerbinbuns NIT Sbtssm, fele ID
@s9ieI auf ALE 5auptitdbte guropa's aus
Giienbabn $ 9t6etS
mad aatn Sauytadhten dmui,a1 uah galNvruiay isnsa
ben sansen Tag In meiner ONCE 10 ben rtetlm6eteen prefiu
setaaft rtrstn; u 10 ui2t aStsis 10 sf ben DHpsts u
@ppsn tiHas6en iu ladtn.
Granoeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsss auspasl be- sstta stast-g tssatsuns, ss
~slnaishen 1seinsunstn n eabta une trin9t Id tteeu, ku
ftin 1els In dtstnthum a&u nab sertuasrtnstns suIeer
ria, msins ethH ~ priftn. d
8ar anIssaas BON gapitalisn pEs auf aauat uns rssat,
Udfs Serge setrastn.
Deter aisne.
SILL 4tex,
8aufsrsfs. 5~spsibeisn. nssA aata sflisasu Dstases,
rrssu aufs panftli6at bdsrst.
Office: Gds ssa laain ans 5. etraSs,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
G.. & NV
Gifemb a = II 2intem.

Die Chicago e. Gortbs BeHern Gijeubaka
stretntst unttr elmer esituns bic srpstu Giitnbaba L. etaiea
ees sSef'ns uns Wprcmeasns, uns Ia, nit ibrtn ,akL
retten 3reisbdbuen uue 9enneeTipnen, bic tlrjshe uRh SIS.
,,st: asst: ,SiIS,a ebiessS ass sss, ganit.a IL SUI.
iota, Spra, Nsbrdsfa. Collaboration uas zen peatis
den lsrritcrien. Sbrt
Omaha & California einie
IN bic tar,eae uss bette Rsuts ,iptl5sn Gbicaap uus saes
gunitsn I'm norflidben Sninois. Soma, gafotab.
Saltfcrnien, Oregon, China, Sapan nns Mnires
lien. Strt
Chicago, ct. PAUL e. MinpeapoIis eiuie
n s. tar,sfs einis ,pif&,n gbieasu uns alien guaftsa
i'm nSrsllt.n ssise0niin uns @innefota aaO aaa
len panitsa i'm srosen ssOrsw, ten. Sbrt
eaGrofe, WinSna e. ct. Better 9iaie
IL BE bsa. Rputs ,pir&su ebieaso uus eaeroH., nh
mona, Rcdbeffsr. Cwatpnna, Deaneatr, ct. better.
Gew uim, une daen guuittu i'm iaeiiaen uas uttiersa
YltHatieta. Sore
Sreen 8as & Wsarquette einie
Il BIZ sasisas gsuts ,sils.a ebisas. .. sanescins.
Green Sap, @scanaba, Wpsaunss, Maraustts.
S9nsbt0n. Sane0d uaS sss eate Snpsrirr sanees.
Srerpsrt& Dubuque eiaie
y BE sssnstss siHts ,SiIssn Ghisass ass eIsin. Rod.
Chicago g. Wilpaufee einie
w W WIZ v SupIt Vvutt " VI ce ductntGt iptf0E8
Sbtcase u. 50 nifen, xcfe Screh, Sigblanb pare.
tBaufssdn, faeine, 0enpiba uns Wflwautes.
Nullman Nalaft Gallons Wasen
bsEnetu I'D auf adsn DHr6,asen eitier Sasn.
Dtsiss III be sinIise einie, auf psltsr I'D ste Das.
spns tefneen ;pit6sn gtease une 81. gaul unb ytaRea-
sslis, esisass una 1stlnauia. GsisasS uap Diasaa, abt.
cage uEs 4rtn Bap. IA
Ger aus Btrbinsunssn rtrssn strna& In Gbisass NIT Der
eats Shore u. Detttsau Ssutbern. Witisan Central, BAL.
itnnsre q. Chts, gtttssurs, il. @arne uns Ghtass, &aaia.
Tee FINITE unh Pan . paaele Rputt, mad alsn punfttn %
une Znfeh, unb NIT Der Gbieaep une 9ltps uae Satnste
Central mad alien guntten i'm ZIeen.
@enaus ytbtnpuns IN aud ~terssftnt NIT Der llaisa "a.
Sft U. U. In Omaha. mad aatn gauitsn i'm ferpna Deax1
@enaue Vtrbineung an ben SunfNens m1
3isen, ptlde bic 8abn ~freu,tn.
3tdes ubr eteis einis ptreen ben a1sn asuysa : Iidst-
dstnten tn ben Der. St. une Canada rertanft.
6rasst mad didsts pa Der gbteass v. Rprtbreaera q.
fentatn une nebmet ftint dneern.
Rem gsri Office. Rr. AIS Srsaspas; Bsfss Office. 9s.
5 Statt Strast; Omaha Office, 245 5arnbam Stra(st
San 6raneisss Stfes. t2t pisntsSmas Strass, abieass
9idet. StHess, 81 Glarf Str, unttr hem Sterman.5aaft;
IS Canal, Gtt Naeilen Str. Riu,te Strdse Dtyst. Ode
10. SiH,is q. Canal Strast; Dsas Strast Dgst, Cd
9ptas u. xinsit Ctr.
Nestn Watn pesr Sa'rrn alton, rslHt Tor uidt ssH q.
rtn seialassntsn bsfemmtn isnnt, peneet tuH an
q. s. $lenuett, Saarpiu Sns6ttf,
9sni gad. agent, Ssisass. SsnI gaas'r, gsteass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
n.y. moa IA w.6,2 Gin mo,.r s,

a9- Was lit &edt? Gin Bauer, Der
BON einsm leiner Ssrren emit BEL @elesen.
belt zines @eiprddss iiber &s9ts. 4nseIe-
ssnbsitsn aus Sdsr, bsfrast puro.. tpas
er, Der Bauer, mobl unter benz Besriife
,Redr' psritebe, CAB Die lafoniide Unit.
mort I: .unredt 1T nidt 2edt, oas ui5ien
mir ale; oas redte 3sdt, mics Soft pia,
gilt nidt mebr; Summa Summarum /;
&e9t III, mas Die Ssrrsn molen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21

sas- Gin t%poblbabsnber Rauimann bate
Bancroft 9emadt. ginise 3eit baraui
bes.snete er einem Sreunbe, Der i'm iras.
te. ME ss ssbe." Sebr gut, aniportste er,
i'd bin II Tieoer auf ben 8einen." S6on
tpieoer? e~nt9esnete peripunoert Der Inoe=
re. = valeroinss, peritste Sener, i9 babe
&ut'6e uno Yfsroe uertaufen miiiIen uno
mub jeBt gu Sub seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21

py~ Gin 2ebrsr batte, pie's Ia ni&t
eben san3 Ielteu porfommt, an bunosrt
SnubsH in ieinsr &lafe. SD munbers
MIDI" duBsrte Semano, .pie sic obns
SiIfslsbrer nit Den bunoert 8enssln fertis
usroen."-oO," ermieosrts Der @splasts,
init ben bunoert Sanssn ssbt ss gang
gut! aber Die S%ueibunoert glten, Die ba3u
9sboren, bic MAIDEN mir 6as 2sben %lauer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
y M q 9tex,

Raufsrtft. 5spstbefsn. nttf antn sftiitaeu Dstanus,
ruhea aufs panftli2as bdsrst
Office: Gds ssa Brain ans 5. Giraffe,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
sss- 81. bsitsn geamten. Sir

sesr Sie beitsn Yeamten. Sirettor /:
,,Wtsine usrbeiratbstsn llntsrbeamten ino
Oiel isiBissr i'm Bureau eiude als Die
I~soissn." Yrdfosnt -Wie tommt bod
Oiss ?" DIRECTOR: gu Sauie bel ibrsn
lieben 6rausn t0nren he Is nidt gu Ianss
ausbalten; gum Wirtbsbausseben ssbsn
ibnsn ibre 5tausn fem Gelo, alio tommen
lis 10 ilsiBis ms Bureau"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21

saE- Gin Gbicasoer iaste tir3lid SD
benibe mid wirtli9 iebr, in jsbsr 8sSie-
tuns ebrli4 5u iein aber um beutsutase
in amerifa Elm ebrli4er Mann su blsiben.
mub man Iid oaSu oas @slb erlt fsblen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21

Bas- 8ssriubsts @sripdtuns. Bauer
.Sie, uarum limb benn on ben 5sIssra-
pbenitunssn iolds Yorsslanbadsrln 2"
Rsiienoer ; .Samit bel idlsdtsm 8sttsr
Die Sspeiasn unteritsbsn %t6nnsn." Bauer :
so, o'rum brauden = oft 10 lang!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21

ps- Srssno stwas bas Wibas bsribrts,
psrwanoslte lid gu @olo. Wsnn mon IN
Der isbissn 3sit sinsn Wtan nit @olb BE-,
ribrt, psrwanbelt sr H4 1u iresnb ttwas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21

Dieft nd&istn asmpasntttn. bic I'D BET hem shteass uni
Bottom 6tar eur6 panttltte 3ahlune tbrr 1elRhe n
rdrrt habtn, empftbltn I'D faba ans fSnntn 8ua&eruuso
ptresu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15
NaIl0meIl Zoral Nems.

There is to be public temperance meeting in
City Hall, this TUESDAY evening, at the usual
hour As this is the first meeting Of the kind for
several months, there will undoubtedly be large
attendance
We Learn that the South Congregational church
and society of this city, have invited Rev. IL. V.
I'm mons TO continue his pastoral services for the
present. There is considerable religious interest
in the society, and there will undoubtedly be en-
couragiug additions to the church, resulting from
the present revival.
The ordinance of baptism was administered in
the Baptist church in this city TO nine recent con-
yerts on Sabbath evening last. There are more
to follow at an early day. The house was filled
with an interested and attentive audience and the
services through out were solemn and impressive.
We are informed that the meeting in the Meth
odist vestry en Sabbath evening last, was one of
unusual interest, several young people ani estng
desire Tor tie first time for the prayers Of Chris
tians IN their behalf. There seems 10 be no d,mi-
mutton OF religious interest 10 any of our churches
ncighborly quarrel 10 the northern section Of
our city, was luditiay Investigated before our po-
ice count on Monaay last, resulting 10 timing one
OF the parties, who appealed his case to a higher
court giving The required bonds d.
Rain i. very much needed in this section, to
give grass and vegetation generally start ahead.
he roads also are extremely dry and dusty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15
Building and other improvements In


Our Sidney correspondent gives the following
description Of the improvements in that town for
the past eight years, majority of which will come
within the past four years. lie commences on the
river road, south line of the town, with Joseph
Howard, who has built stable, painted that and
house, besides other Improvements. On the next
lot north the DR.. has built a barn on the iounda-
non clear ed oil by the fire last year. Howard, op-
posite, has painted the outside of his
house Ga what was formerly the Luther Rev
mold 5 place, the house ard ell has been re-clap-
boarded, shingled, chimney added /,
the old small glass has given place to new
style four nights. Next comes Martin l.. Rey-
nolds, who finds the largest beef cattle in the
county. whose Improvements are very noticeable
}. Ihayer has finished his house anew inside and
out at an expense nearly equal to the cost of
house. On the hill stands the old mansion of sam
uel and j. III. Taught which received coat of
lead, making 1t look as good as new. Mrs Ann
Reynolds has built portico, painted honse and
built woodshed. Sewal Lovcjoy has re-
,hing led, clapboarded, blinded ana painted his
house, aud built a carriage house. Mr.. Northey
purchased the house and stable formerly occupied
oy Melvin Reynolds, and moved them to the foun-
dation OF the buildings burned last year, making
decided improvement in the looks of the place
where the stage changed horses on the route from
Augusta to Materville IN ye olden times Solo
mon Hammond has built slaughter house and
henery, painted his house, added landed estate.
i. Key nolds shingled roof OF house and ell. Mrs.
Bacon shngled roof of house and outbuildngs,
bu Ill addition to stable. John Farnham sbing led
roof OF house and ell. Peter bey shiuged roof
vi stable, built work shop about 2iS2i, for the
manufacture and repair oil sleds AM other tools
for logging and faInipg operations. lie has put
the old mil in order, where he viii from
sled runner 10 house frame in the wet season,
and Will at short notice furnish from a thousand
of fence boards to a carload of hemlock spruce or
pine, green or dry. The Thayer boys built a
work shop about l6X20. George Hughes ha.
shingled the roof of his dwelling. s. 5. Reynolds
and Jones have built addition to barn, finished attic
story OF house, and added twenty acres to farm
b. NJ. Bicknell singled roof OF house, sixty foot
ell. south side OF sixty foot barn, blinded and
painted house and ell. d. Ward built new house
and ell, l II story. The house formerly occu-
pied by the late ID. d. Dale, has been remodeied
and repaired. Graves Il Bean, wheelwrghts,
blacksmiths, painters and farmers, have shingled
barn, built shed whole length for tie up built
large shed in OF barn for the storage Of farm
ing tools, cap5oarded aud painted stable, built adj
dltion to shop, beside repairs on house. SO ends
the first chapter on VI about the end Of the bird
mile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15
ST ATE NEWS.

a correspondent of the Wing suggests as q
| remedy for wakefuness the rapid repetition Of
| the following word "QuokumnaposacsossnaQ
| nog." If that fails we would recommend trial
Of the following, given as the name Of one of The
| Russian dogs exhibited at the Bench Show in
New or k Observation-Disclosures robiskinas-
| chowhocksouski."
A gentleman in Bangor rece ved letter Thurs
day evening, which was mailed in Missouri the I'd
inst, in which was enc losed beetle bug The
beetle was alive and able TO move when taken
from the envelope.
Mr.. j. +. Fuller, postmaster Of East Hebron.
and prominent trader there, by his represents
tons induced a number of we'll known firms in
Portland to credit him for goods to large amount
Mr. Fnller met note last winter but il ia claimed
that he has made no payments since the 18th of
January The creditors in Portland, suspecting
fraud, proceeded TO investigate the matter aud
the result was the arrest of Fuller and bringing
aim before Judge Fox, when he gave bail for ap-
pearance at court.
On Sunday the 9th, two dogs, one belonging to
MIR. Oscar Barker in Pittston, and the other the
property of Loring Powers, attacked a flock of
sheep belonging to Mr. Zachariah Flitner and E.
a. Lapham in the south part of Pittston, and
Killed eight sheep and badly wounded FIVE more.
The cost will amount to some $50 or more and
settlement under the present dog law will proba.
bly, come up. Mr.. Bankers dog was properly liz
censed and tax paid on, but the owner of the 9TH
er canine had neglected the matter.
The following are recent business changes in
the state
Bangor-Chase Gould, harness; now -
Gould.
Paris--N. D. Bolster, gen. store sold out.
Poltand-Brown & Harinett, plumbers, dis.
Shurtef, Fillebrown 4 Co., shoe mfrs, dis;
now S. ShuItlef & Son.
Bangor has made reduction in the salaries of
school teachers The principal of its High School
now gets $500 agans; $1,000 last year. The two
Grammar Schools have been consolidated and the
principal receives Sl400 against S2i00 paid for
two teachers last year All the other teachers are
reduced. The total reduction is $4,000.
Mrs Fitzgerald of Brunswick, General Super
intendent Of Juvenie Temples visited Hickman
Temple at Woodfords Corner, Saturday, and au-
nounced that they bad won the banner offered by
Col Hickman of Kentucky, to the Temple which
made the largest gain for the past year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15

About this time, and especially. since We have
had a breath OF summer air, people are thinking
about where they shall spend their summer vaca-
ton. We notice that new summer hotel W Ii
open at Sullivan on the Goth of June, called Il Q
Wsukeag House, White Brothers, Projectors
The House is entirely new, spacious and inviting,
and no pains have beer spared to make it one Of
the most desirable resorts on the coast of Maine.
Those who have ever visited Sullivan must have
been charmed at the unIivalled scenery. The
place is situated at the head of Frenchman's Bay.
ten miles north of Bar Halbor, Mt. Desert thirty
miles from Bueksport on the west, and twenty
miles from Cherryfeld on the east. The view that
lies sprea d out before one from the piazzas of the
hotel, is enchanting the bay, with its mirrored
surface dotted with islands, extends to the south
distance of ten miles, minglng its waters with the
sea; the clear outlines of the Mt Desert Hills are
presented to the view as at no other point; on the
west are the Sullivan Falls seethiug cascade
while to the north and east are mountains, ra-
vines, lakes and rivers. A distinguished writer
has said, "Any person who goes TO Mt. Desert and
does not visit Sullivan, has not seen Mt Desert.
Here the scenery is grand indeed. 1t may be finer
in other climes, but it must be the grandeur of the
supreme" We never shall forget a pleasant visit
to this lovely spot in June, two years ago.
The place may be reached from the Kennebcc
by taking the Maine Central 10 Bath, connecting
there with the Knox & Lincoln for Rockland and
onward from that city TO Sullivan by the steamer
Ulysses. The connections are close, so that the
delightful excursion may be made in one day.
The board at the Waukeag House will be from
$l.50 to $3.50 per day.
For rooms and terms by the week, apply to the
Proprietors, White Brothers, Sullivan, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15
YER MONT.
The Brassor Murder Case.

BRANDON, May "A. The tramp who murdered
Frank Brassor, has been recognized by farmer
name Eugene Williams, as the one who worked
for him few months last summer in HubhaIds-
ton, miles from here. lie also came to Williams
house Thursday night last aud stayed tlll Saturday
morning. when he started for this place, as be said
to take the train fer Montreal, to ship on board
vessel Mr. Williams completely identified HIM
slve, and thas he cons ldered him a trustv person
of good habits lie says that he was quite well
educated. and fond Of reading The remains will
be buried to morrow. The feeling in the com
munity IS now Of universal sympathy for the
friends OF the murderer, well for those Of the
victim.
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The Rest Recupernnt

OF failing energy, th4t to which the tagged out
MAJ of busine 5, the brain.iaigned author the
tired advocate or the weary artizan can resort
with the greatest certainty that it viii revive his
overweight power, is Hostetter's S omach Bic.
tiers, most genial tonic cordial, as well as a be.
nign remedy Tor disorders of the stomach liver
bowels and urinary organs and means of sradi.
eating and preventing Intermittent and remittent
leyers. IL not only enriches the blood ara creates
new fund Of energy in the system, but 1t has the
effect of eXpeling impurities fr IN The life current
which beget disease. The injurious influence OF
abrup transitions o. temperature, of an unwhoe
some elm tie and in furious diet are cpunteracted
by 1t, and it promotes digestion, appetite and
SOUND repose. Give 1t a trial and be convinced.
mays teod yWlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15

All the cards in the Nsssalboro' Wooden Mill.
are running once more.
ii. Simpson & Co., have opened grocery store
and are Sc ling cheap,
Mr.. A. d. Angel, PbotograI her, has sold out
his rooms and gone to New Hampshire. lie viii
be missed by lis old customers
Patrick Tumey aud Charles Axiom had fgh
one day last week, and Avon knocked ont three
Of Tumeys front teeth. Tumey then got warrant
served on Axon. The case was tried in Water
vile, and Axiom was fined $40 and cost. 1t i. re-
ported that Tumoy has sued Axiom for $1,000 fol
damages.
The Riverside Band will give an entertainment
in Citizens Hall next Thursday evening. There
will be a dance after the entertainment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15

The Reform Clubs of Maine will meet in grand
mass convention, at Dexter, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 9th and eth. All the Clubs in
Maine are cordially invited to send representatives
and they are each requested to inform the Execu-
tive Committee of the Dexter Reform Club how
many delegates will be in attendance from their
respective clubs, as carly as the 25th of May in
slant, in order that ample provision may be made
all representatives from Clubs abroad and half fare
on the Maine Central Rail- Dad. Information con-
corning delegates proposing to attend may be
sent to Alton P. Fassett, Chairman of the Execu-
tire Committee of the Dexter Reform Club. Dex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-15
PAT ENTS.
r. H. EDDY,
No. 20 State ST.. opposite Kuby, Bos.s,

No. 20 State ST.. opposite Kilby, Bosssn
Secures patents n.the United States also In Great
Britain France ana other foreign countries. Cop
les OF the claims oil any Patent furnished by re-
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Wasnng on. No Agency in the United States pos
sesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
aseerlaining The pate plabillty OF inv entioDs.
II. IT, EDDY Solicitor OF ate nts,
Testim o iaIs.
al regard MIR, Eddy as one of the mos tcapabIe
and ACCOMMODATIONS with whom have al
ofnclal intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.n
"Inventors cant OF employ person more trust.
worthy or more capable OF securing for them an
early aud favorable consideration at the Patent
O1ice.n
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Paiests >,
BOSTON, October IA 1S:0
X. ii. EDDY, ESQ Dear Sir: Won procured for
me, n ls40, my first patent. Since then Won ha,
acted for ana advised me in hundreds OF cases and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies In
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but I
still give you almost the whole OF my business IA.
our line, and advise others 10 employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER
Boston, Jan. l. 1871. Ivy
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u,o,.,, Chicago, May 49, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring. 81 o0a5 20.
WHEAT-No. 2 -prlng. lG5isa -; cash / Cs1,a
7lA; June / 66l July No. 3, is3 81,
40 o. F.; rejected, 22isal k51s.
COaN No. mixed, J2}a cash 5s}s J1ne, 5sl,
july ,fSI<
OARS 43kc. cash. 4s4c June; 4js JulY.
Rlk-Nu.2 Z, &c.
BARLEY-SO.2 spring, 10 sO0c.
PORK Cash, IA l21all 25 June, IA 10;
july, IL %
LARD Cash, as cash; s27Js--so 90, June !;
July 93ika04 40
BULK MEArS-shoulders, 51a-c; short rib
sides, * C. short clear rib. 7ka c.
WhlskEY-Western, CsX.
fREIGHrS-Corn to BuIAlo, SC: wheat Do
lac. - 1880 'S't
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Municipal Court.

John A. Dunn was before the court yesterday,
on complaint of Mary L. Dunn, 70; threatening the
life and property of compla inant. He plead not
guilty to the charge, but was adjudged guilty and
ordered to find sureties to keep the peace three
months in sum of 5000. Refused to recognize
and was committed.
Torrance Sweeney was convicted Of drunken
ness and refusing TO pay committed.
George Pond plead guilty to being intoxicated
in the street, and being unable TO meet the order
of the court was committed.
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oBLOOD WILL TELL

How rarely we meet person of whom we can
say he or she is the 'piciure al healh'. We daily
meet those whose faces betiay the presence of
dyspepsia debility. some liver aft cton, or mpov-
eIished blood. I he blood is the life When out
of order many systems are manifest that are at
tributed 10 other causes, and yet when this is cor
rected all disappear An unsurpassed agent for
purifying and enrching the blood is found in DR..
Pierce's Medical Discovery. 1t imparts the
"boom of youth" that art only initiates. Under
its use, the "sallow tinge' of the skim as well as
pimples, botches, and erup;ions disappear.
may Il. ' Il
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PENSSYLVANIA.
Reception.

PHILADELPHIA, May II. Ex-President Grant
held reception in Independence Hall to-day
marched in body to the hall, where they were
introduced to the ex-President. From the mo-
ment the first person entered there was a steady
stream of people passing through at the rate OF
1000 an hour. Some more prominent citzens
were personally introduced by Mayor Stokelv.
The veteran soldiers and sailors of the city paw
their respects to Gen. Grant prior to his depal
for Europe, Wednesday noon, in Independence
all