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C1TpRFNE COT'RT. County II DClawai
Coruoraiiou Notices.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
UPTOWN OFFICES No LESS broadway. corner lhiV'
frstst SOS West Twenty Third It. toiucr Ighti "a,
East Fourteenth st.. Corrcr lEion square N 70
ave corner FoTv.srvcnih the HARLEM 'l lif :,
Nos l.OOl and $500 Thrdave. corner one hundred and
NTH mp Ia ?. m. az regular nee iatf%
NOTICE.-Estmate or bids viii I've received
~ AZ The Office tie Department n Pubic WORKS nu
Nav 4 lS-l for painting EIGHT fEkE fI'lAIl y"
BATHS For full Information see ty hrcou "t -a' AZ ~"
CITY Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals will he received at the
~ ~ Department ~ Public charities AMI or
1rcron No Sc Third ave un Aprl - l-sl. for cries.
trockery Miscellaneous For full Information scc 'H
Record, for sale at No = City Han .
NOTICE-Proposals will I've received at the
~ Office OF the Department 81 Public Charities and Corec
ton Third until Aprl 90. ISL for repairs t
engine and boiler and 10 ship csPent.r "ik "n, ~la an
painting the steamboat Fidelity. For ul infoimAuuh see
CITY RECORD. for sale at No. = city Han
NOTICE.-Proposals will he received at the
~ Office u the Department u Public Charities and Cor"c
ton No GO 81 until ApTi 80 ISL for steam LeatlnE
work plumbing work and materials Ia bc don" IN me
west wing lum For fun information, sec ly
Record, for sale Of No = City liaH.
NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS will bc
~ received at the the Fire Department until NAY
1884, Forage For full Information see city Record ior
sale at No CITY II all.
NOTICE --Sealcd Proposals will be received
~ at the Office OF the Fire department - and l0I Mercer
until NAV l. 1851 for building houses for Engine t"mpn
MES Nos and 81 For full information SCI Ciy h,'oTu
for sale at Nc. city llaL
NOTICE. ---Sealed Proposals will be received
~ Hall Of the Board Of Education until May = -.
for repairing aud painting Grammar school h0us' 40 o."
No 90, East 23d For iul information see
city Record" FOR sale at No. city Hall
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"a set on the sill floor Is space Of ei2x89x11 feetl
snrfacc has been advanced II feet The company
is adding 20 stamps to the mill and will probably
not declare any dividends until the cost OF the
same is paid.
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LECTURES on TEACHING. Deliver

LECTURES on TEACHING Delivered In the Cnlver-
sity OF Cambridge daring the Lent Term 1850. by
j. q. FITCH, NJ. A., Assistant Commissioner 10 the
Late Endowed schools Commission and one OF Her
Maiestys Inspectors OF Schools. $40. pp. 43O Cam
bridge: At the University Press.
Contrary to the custom of most writers and
speakers on education whose dreary platitudcs or
actually false and dangerous theories the ex-
perenced reader by this time knows by heart, Mr..
Fitch has made really valuable contribution 20
the literature of the subject. The most skilful
teacher can hardly fail 10 get profit from the read
ing of Mr.. Fitchs lectures Even where the idea
he presents is not novel, il is always freshly put and
aptly illustrated. and there are many ideas pre-
scented OF much originality and valne even 70 those
who arc most experienced. These lectures form one
of three courses delivered under the auspices of the
GTeachers' Training Syndicate" of Cambridge Uni
versity. and relate chiefly 10 the practical aspects
Of the schoOlmaster's work. There arc lectures on
The Teacher and his Assistants" The School, it's
Aims and Organzation.". /" The SchOol-room and its
Appliances" Discipline" Learning and Remem-
bering," Examining" Preparatory Training"
together with several lectures on the special sub
jects of study in school course. Many of the details
which fall under Mr. Fitehs consideration are-so
To speak-local in character and could hardly find
much application in an American school; but when
the author speaks Of general principles. and even
when he touches upon special points, his methods
of the most fruitful and suggestive kind.
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in Tennessecs, which again were stronger, rising TO
7ja7l7s. Virginia Us deferred sod at 1874, North
Carolina special taxes at sl2 and south Carolina
non-fundables at 10. The following are the closing
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS

BosToS, Thursday, April 2s 1881.
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Ecaal Notices.

CTpREME COURT. City and County OF New
- Yorl Ellen L. Thomson. bivt Thomson and rn"-
rbonson executors Of the last will AMI testament 81"
Thomson deceased plaintiff rs against samuel Moy am M
lane Faconer William Ulluer, IOhn Just and fAWaidiu.1
defendants pursuance ard by Firil. ~ Judcmch Z"
the twelfth day Of Apr l9o the under gnsd te r'lcI
that purpose named IN said Judgment VIII sell puh a
'f.-t
city OF Sew.N0Yk Oh Monday. the hnth gay 81 &
twelve O'Clock of that day. by Adlian Muhtl * son
auctcneeTs the following described premises t1a - 70 say
that certain lot. parcel 81 lhd WIN th' uul
inrs thereon erected lying and bong ~ nc - Yen
ieenth Ward OF the CITY York bounded aud describes
follows: beginning at point ON pc casfl.' III 80
The southeasiery Of Broadway ana Ie"'h,
thence easi,ry parallel with icre kers one lai's' aI
dred and three feet The casrriy side 81 brad ay az
thence norhery along said easy GeOi HIOaH""! "'"5
H''-e'' " Wv IFSTt.R ". CLARK, Referee.
j.. GIRAuD FOSTER plauras Attorney ,,.-
80 Mailst. Ncw-Nurk city.
lst-Apr lG 10. % eG aud %; May B. ard 81
SUPREME COURT, County of Delaware
= William G. sheldon VlaunN AIT the Delhi end MldNc
town railroad Company aud others defendants, 30.
iice is hereby given that by virtue oi az intrI
Of mis- Court. hold the Cont House IN
the village Of Delhi for the County Of Delaware on
pointed as referee 10 compute and ascertain The amour que
10 the abovensin plaintiff FOR pncVai aud l,c7 upon
the bonds and mortgages set foth IN lhr lainiu ,
plant which Is filed 10 THIS ~ ti9i ana all" 20 3h' vl IVY
rtnOt subject the approval ~ This Court 81 The claims ana
amount thereof an other hos and owners 81 any i INC
bonds referred the complaint So secured 10y ~u mort
gage and also take Oo and report 10 the Cont any ana
an claims hens the premises ana
cred sad whether the same are ,n'" ny
hcrc.Dhcfore uto eel VIII he han al NY on"
In the Village Of Delhi Delaware county on the get Gay
June ISL at O'Clock III the forenoon a" VA ga"
April D. 1851. VII. Joh-'9oN' i''''''''
APPS lawGwFnl
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Enclose assay, from SrV York. ALTO diagrams
mines aad workings Tunnel viii give 1870 ic,t overland
stopping b"y ~ Pee loaded
an n direct sinctr Which Will De- mouth u tur.
mel 81 80 l. have struck olsc - feet HiGc
NJ cut SO o. where taking from surface.
WORK IN will have face ledge twenty feet Nlr win
short time O feet high taking 10 per day
Ran open cut 80 feet ou extreme end Of Chcaro struck
same quality have Sew York thereby proving
that nc have continuous body ~ for
le-c two mines. and Of such vdth that It Dee
onu,dorr,! zoe Klnu-tibic.
Fr0u orcns have got take out loo tors per
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
NO. "a.

science, and create anation Of oduoatcti
and reading men. But education and
morality, cultivation and patriotism.
are not By any means convertible terms.
and the decay ofpublic virture and love
Of country are not Incompatible with
the widest diffusion Of knowledge
amongst tho pcople. Hence, from q POI
iiticai standpoint, IL is far more i,npor-
tant TO arouse and invigorate tho sopti-
ment OF patriotism iu tho heart, aud
stimulate tho minds Of tho young to
emulate the virtues aud heyoism Of their
conntry's chief and martyr than ID Ia to
Nuke them proficient in tho whole car-
ricnlum of the free schools.
We trust the CArqr0LlAN's sugees-
ton will meet with general commendn-
ton and be carried ont Id o manner
worthy the heroic gentleman whose
memory 1t in intended TO honor and
commemorate. In the whirl aud cx-
citement Of our busy and growing ma
terial prosperity we should not forget
to pay the tributes OF glory due by q
people to those whose lives were given
10 q cause they cherished aud which,
IL lost, IL not less sacred ia their hearts.
History IL but story Of the conflicts
Of right and wrong, and IT, in the midst
ofpcace and prosperity, nation neg
lects the memory Of those who III one
fight bore the heat and bnrthcn Of the
day and gave all for tho common ca,se.
what inspiration is there to heroism and
self.sacrifice when tho nnending conflict
il again renewed'
That the statue should be erected at
Baton Rouge is peculiarly appropriate.
Henry w. Allen was born In West Baton
Rouge; he received the wound which
resulted in his death IN defending the
city Of Baton Rouge and il was under
his direction that tho beautiful grounds
surrounding The Capitol were laid out
and planted. There then, in the
midst OF the unfading foliage Of those
groves his fancy and his hands called
into being, lot the marble image Of this
patriot and hero be placed, an illnstra-
ton Of the gratitude ofa people whom
he so deeply loved and IN whose cause
Ne 80 freely poured ont his blood.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
4 FREAK OF NATURE.
'he Atmosphere III Boston In a Very
Curious Condition.

BOSTON, Sept. b.--t'rom carly morning
to sunset the atmosphere has been in n
most curious condition, exciting much
comment, and in some instances creating
alarm. While the air as viewed from =
window or looking mp into the sky has
appeared to be free from fog or mist, the
sun has been totally cbscured. The at
mosphere is pcrvaded with yellowish
hight, which lends strange appearance
10 every object, On the Common the
grass presents most unnatural appear
ahce, It's liqid green looking as though
he results Ola coat of paint. Gas light.
burn with white briiliancy that makes
them resemble electric lights. In all
directions distances appeared to be
shortened. Through the windows could
he seen star-iikc points Of white light
resembling little electrical lamps, but
being in reality gas jets. The phenom-
ena is noticeable i'll New Hampshire and
rs far east us Portland. CT. Emerson.
Professor of National Philosophy and As
tfonomy, Dartmouth College, says it
must be something in the atmosphere
which absorbs shorter and long wave
lengths, leaving only those which give
'he color OF yellow and green. He thinks
e may be owing to pollen from fir and
Pine trees, together with moke from for
st tres in Canada.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
STATUE TO HENRY w. ALLEN
New 0rlcans States.

Our esteemed contemporary of the
CApIroLrAN has made suggestion which
should be carried out by the people of
Louisiana That suggestion is that %
statue Of the chiyalrous and lalnented
Henry w. Allen be erected on the capj-
tol grounds at Baton Rouge.
There have been many wiser and
better men than this heroic son of our
State. but none who were imbued with
deeper and purer patri otism or a more
self-sacrficing spirit Of heroism and it
is not 80 much the policy of nations and
communities to commemorate in marble
or brass mere intellectual power. as it is
to thus honor and immortalize those
higher qualities which constitute moral
gandeur and inspire men to sacrifice for
tone, happiness. and life itself for their
country.
II is one Of the highest duties of ma
tons to Undue the minds Of youth with
for these great moral virtues:
and statutes. erected by grateful peo-
pie to such men as Allen, are rruer.
method Of education aud better safe
guard to free Institutions than our public
schools
These latter, indeed, teach tho young
to reaG and write and the elements of
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
THE aID.LOUISIANA RAILROAn.
New Orleans Piosy,lne.

The Baton Rouge CApiroLIAN has re-.
ceivnd information which leads il TO tho
belief that capital can he obtained to
build the proposed Mid-Lonisiana rail
way, from point on the Sabine River,
IN calease" parish, By way Of Opelop
sos, pa!9!' Kongo, ponlellatoula and
through 81. yammany parish to I,ay
Ut, Louis, Where II will connect with
the Louisville Road. It sags tI,at a
number Of gentlemen Of Baton Ro,,as
and vicinity arc about to organize q
company, with headquarters Mt Baton
Rouge, "for the object of forming the
Das's upon which the success of the I'M
dsrtaking must necessarily rest.r They
propose to visit the people along the
route, to obtain rights Of way, privi-
leges, franchises, and such donations of
land or subscriptions Us are needfnTtn
induce the investment Of capital IN
CONSTRUCTION bonds, etc.
Tho people along the line of this
project should give close attention to
the matter. The road will be Of service
to tho entire State, which it will cross
In line nearly due east and west. about
midway between the thirtieth ana
thirty-first parallels Of latitndc. The
road would give New Orleans new
connection with Texas, and also with
the Gulf Coast, by conjunction with
existing lines, and also probably nlti-
mately by conjunction with a new and
independent line from Baton Rouge.
The Texas and Pacific could afford ia
build that section OF the road between
Baton Rouge and Bay st. Louis at once.
and the Louisville and Nashville could
find it to it's own interest to build tho
entire line without delay, giving it in
dependent access to Baton Rouge and
Texas The jackson Road ought to
have Baton Rouge spur, and ii could
build from POntchatoula with ease and
profit There are no engineering diff
;aities worth mention along the line Of
the proposed road.
"Ihe immense benefits that will ac-
rue to Baton Rouge by this consumma-
ion" have occurred to the CApIToLIAN.
ss they viii to every one. Orr State
;aptal is entitled to every benefit which
IAN be secured for it, and we take
pleasure in gratifying the CApiroLIsN
~ calling the attention OF the people
Interested in the success Of the line.
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\ mill is to be started near Whining
ton, n. G., to make paper ont Of wood
pulp. It is said that the wood to be
used costs SO per cord ON the Cape Fear,
while the same material is held at 50 in
Philadelphia. At that rate Of compari-
son and difference Of price the paper
mills, as well as cotton, may move South
ward.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

JOSHUA BEAL, Family Grocer dealer in
~ fancy groceries, canned fruits and every arti.
clio needed In thu household corner Third and
Laurel streets
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

4 tEORGE II. WILSON, dealer in Western
" produce, groceries, plantation supplies,
sstdlery, harness, corner Third and conyrn.
tOg strgets,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

NJ lOHOLAS WAX, Wholesale and retail gro
~ cor dealer In plantation supplies. fancy and
staple groceries, wines, liquors, crookcry, cut
lury cigars and tobacco, st. Louis street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

M Il. RANDOLPH q CO., Wholesale and
w remil grocer, and dealor In western pro.
pace, wines and liquors, Main street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-13
is A THOROUGH REMEDY

In every case of hIalarial Fever and Fever and
hgue, ~hile for disorganizatioh Of the stomach,
torpidity OF tho liver. indigestion and distnrb.
ances OF the animal forces, which hebilitate il
has no equivalent and can have no substitute.
II should not be COMPOUNDED with iritnraied
compounds Of cheap spirits and essential oils,
often sold Under the name of Bitters
FOR SALE ny
Druggists, GrocersG Wine Merchants Eperv,oheye.
HENRY BUSCH, Aut,
VIII supply the trAdo at Manmfnctnrer,A nrir sa
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VOL. 3.
ATTORNEYS.


~ (.BIRE), ATTORNEY Ar LAH, VIII
". attaud promptly 70 all buginosa Entrusted
10 him. O1iCs on Convention street bgtwoen
Third and Church streets, Baton Rouge, La
~ w. POPE, ATromEY AT Law and
~. Notary Public, Port Allen West Balon
B01ge, La. Special attention given to tho COZ
eGtion Of accounts, taking testimony nader com
uisaiou ard to nll other matters requiring tuo
attention OF an Attorney OF notary. IN INC PARISH
Of Wclt Baton Rouge, "pIEl '-ni"
tg,IOss, AZ. DUpI&EE, At1oRSEY
4 and Iaanarior NJ Law. Ollce~No b, Fikh
Row, Baton kougs, La. VIII practice N the
State and Federal Coarts
ITICRI RON ~ IsE n L. ~,
I ATr0pSRYs and COuNsEt0RB Ar LAW once
oa North boulevard street, near The post ofhco,
p,.on nonpe Ia WIN attend 10 Oh law BRHi'
nega nntrugfr1 20 them in this and adjoining
parishes. :, ~.
HAVSOT' ~ LIAMCN. trroR
SgYAAr Law. Office on North Boulevard
ttrsst Baton Rouge, In. win attend to all
law BUSINESS ontrpstod 70 them In thiB and al
Joining parishes,
H. VI. Favrot ...r,.-..--... d. ii. Lamoh.
~ W. * ~. Nj. EsOBERTsScN,
IA. ttt0rnoyo and Counseiors ut Law. Once
ON North Boulevard street, Baton Rouge, La.
Wiil practice IN tho Seventeenth and Eighteenth
judicial DistrCts
R " i.oacttson ..,..S. NJ. Robertson.
GEO. w. IsJCJSNE Is, Attorney
VI NJ Law and Notary Public, Baton Rouge,
ID. BusiDcus promptly attended TO-
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LOCAL DIRECTORY.

AdRS T.. KAUFMAN. dealer in dry goods
lFI fancy aud family grOcerea, eros k0rywRrt
and tuwarp. Main street
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Amputation Of the Leg.
The old Family Physician at faGlt--Dr.
Dsvid Kenuedy the Successful Surgeon.

Money is the universal necessity, and node
bnt cynic or a fool viii affect to despise il.
Mr. Abram Ellsworth, Of Port Ewin. Ulster
county, n. Y, has realized this truth His
disease involved the whole of his thigh-bone.
and the suffering man looked forward, not
without apparent reason, TO death as his only
deiiverer. His family physician refused TO
amputate the understanding that the opera
ton would kill the patient on the spot Dr.
Darid KENNEDY, of Rondout. " " who
was consulted. held different opinion and
amputated the limb. The Doctor then adj
ministered freely his great Biood-Specifc
FAyORITE REMEDY to afford tone and
strength to the system. prevent the return OF
the disease. and Mr.. Ellsworth remains TO
,li. day in the bloom Of health This gen
tleman's disease was the offspring of foul
blood and Kennedy FAVORITE REMEDY
purified the blood and restored to him the
power once more to enjoy his life Are you
suffering from any disease traceable TO the
same cause: Try Favorite Remedy. Your
druggist has il. ONE DOLLAR Bottle
Bear in mind the proprietor's name and adj
dress: DR.. DarM KENNEDY. Rondout,
New York.
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TContinued ftom tirst page. I

same answer but he was now resolved to
make last appeal to the young girls al
lection, and should she remain obdurate,
to threaten to break the net she had cast
over him.
You see. Mary. my father saws we
maun hae a woman in the house: there's
twa pigs now, an big wean o. turkeys,
forbye the hens 10 look after. an we'er
ain meat TO max ready, an he's aye
threeping on me to get married. If
dinna bring a wife to the horse, he II hire
. servant
Mary was beginning her usnal excuse,
when Tom interrupted her Indignantly ::
IF you say No this time. Mary. I'll new
er ak you again. By the Blessed Virgin
and all the saints
whist, then, whist cried Mrs. Me-
Garvey, laying her hand on his arm !:
..Mary'll no say thon foolish word Where
would she get boy Ike yoursel'? Not
in the townland o. Tamney, I'm thinking.
An maun die some day an lave her ::
she be to look out for wee spot o her
ain then
The kind woman turned from the lover
to her dear founding. and said fondly ::
lay, dear, you ha' been guide daughter
W utE oibtS Tic odS ipuuh FVu a. "tV
starved crathure at my door stane. an |
know you'd stop wi me If / said the
word; but dinna say it, Mary. You
maun join the world Ii. G. marry soon or
syne; better soon nor syne! TAX this
decent boy, that likes you weel.' an has
the snug place to TAX You till. an my
blessing go wi you
With her gray eyes somewhat dimmcd,
Mary kissed her mistress, and then re-
stored her hand to Toms hearty clasp:
II spake the words now" she sail:
II gle to thee my plighted iroth.
Ny faitn an fro b an my right han
That II yoHI! marry nae ithsr woman.
Then will marry nae fher man.
There it's for you. Now, yours to
mer'
Tom plighted his faith TO her with earn
estness.
"Dinna break it," cried she, gaily /;
''dinna be slipping ava before the we'd
ding-day. He's plenty to say anent my
promise, Mrs. McGarvey, but maybe it's
himself will rue. an be off to America, ="
and she glanced laughingly, but with a
well. satisfied expression, in The young
farmers handsome face.
Tom did not smile at her banter; he
seemed too thoroughly in earnest 10 jest.
II strange very much that you'd be that
foolitch, Mary. I'll be wi Won ~ sure
rs that day dawns.'
Continued tomorrow.
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State of Maine.

Kennebec, ss:--Court of Insolvency
In the case of NEHEMIAH PARKER VI Clinton.
Insoven, Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that petition has, on this
9TH day Of Dec, 4. ID. lsc0, been presented TO
said Court for said County, by Nehemiah Parker
Of Clinton in the County OF keHnebec pray.
ing that he may be decreed to have full discIarre
from all his debts provable under the Insolvent Of
the state Of Maine approved February ~ 1873 and IN.
on said petition, 1T Is ORDERRDLy said Court that
hearing be had upon the same before said Court at the
Probate Once in Augusta in said County Of Kenne.
bee, on Monday the 24th day of jan A. ID. I.si. M
two O'Clock in the afternoon and that notice Thereof
be published in the kennebec Journal, a NEWSPAPER
published in said County Of kennebec, once q week
ten days before the day Of hearing and that all
itors who have proved their debts and other
Interested, may appear at said place and time and
show cause, any they have, why discharge sl,oud
not b. granted said debtor according to the PRAYER "a
said petition y
Attest = CHARLES HEwINs,
Register Of said Courf, Of said County Of Hennebcc
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PATENTS.
r.. FL. EDDY.

No. - state ST., opposite Kilby, Boston.
secures Patents In the United States also in Grea
Britain, France and other foreign countries Copie
Of the claims of any Patent furnished BY remiffins
one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington
No Agency IN the United States possesses svperior
cunies for obtaining Patents or ascerfTjrirg n.
paterfobilhy OF inrenfions. WV
X. H. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
TEsflMoSIALs.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy Ne of the most caDuJie cus
sncoesgst practitioners with whom have had ON
eial intercourse VIM
CHAS MASON, Commissioner of Pa.en.s
Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor
thy or more capable Of securing for them an early
and favorable confederation at the Patent Once
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patent. 1,
BOsToy, October ~, fs-O
H. II. EDDY, EsQ.,-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in 1870 my first patent Since then you have ac
Ted for ana advised me in hundreds Of cxses and
pfocured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionaly employed the best agencies in New
York. Phflsdelphia snd Washington buf stiIl rive
20: almost the whole Of my business, in your fine
and sdyise Others TO employ you
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER
Boston. January !. 1850. iva
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