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Flames At Fresno-Thirty-fiye Buildings
Rurned-Inss S1yG ono.

IHGAltb u GftsuO-tntriy-nfc
Burned-Loss, S25G.O0O.
FRESNO. July 24th.-A little before o'clock
yesterday evening, the hoarse cry of FIRE star
tied the ears Of the denizens of Fresno, and
brought them to the streets. Volumes Of
smoke were rolling up in the vicinity OF Met
ropolitan Hall, thus giving warning that the
long-dreaded conAagration had come. In a
few minutes Metropolitan Hall, Velguth's
store, and two small buildings south Of the
hall, were & seething mass of fire. The forks
Of flames, leaping up forty and fifty feet,
were caught by the stiff breeze that vas blow
Jog at the time, which carried them to Simp-
sons residence and Hughes & Sons stables, on
the east side of street. Then the work Of
Horses were turned loose at the stable, and
ran out on the plains, ard the vehicles and
most of the harness was saved. Still the
flames swept on, wiping out the fine dwellings
and houses on both sides of 1 street, clear
through as far as Kern street. Ia the mean.
time the flames had gradually eaten their
way north along the westerly line of l street.
taking in Tupper's law Office, Mrs. Schuss-
ler's building and Wyan's Hotel, sad then
turning westerly down the north side of Mari
p9sa street, soon swept everything away ex-
cept Einstein's re-proof store, on the corner
of H and Mariposa streets. Then the FIRE
again changed its course, sweeping southwark
down H strset, carrying in turn the Palace
Saloon and other small buildings adjoining,
the Magnolia, French's Hotel. Speefs saloon,
Faure's bsrbershop, the Oglee House and
MONEYS Hotel. Simpsons blacksmith shop,
on the alley north of Hughes stable, was en-
veloped in filmes at the same time with the
surrounding buildings, and the combined fires
made it very hot for the Jones clearinghouse
and the Republican and E6positor offices.
The fences and woodsheds surrounding were
destroyed. shed being burned within twenty
feet of the boarding house.
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He DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
ApvsRTIsEMBET MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mechanics Store, ladies neckwear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-13
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, ~.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Byvirtue Of two dcedsoi trust madeby Alelards,
Kemple aud Ann 4. Kcmplc, his wife. To Het
trustee, the hrst dalcd January 2, 1877 trr0d,d6
the Office u tho Clerk Of the County Court ufuhO
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust laskNa
6, pare 2S9; the second dated June IS, 1850 nru,,d
Ia aid Clerk Office III Deed Of TIust BoOs no 1
pare 61S, ] will sell, on
TUESDAY, THE 2irI DAY or JANUARY. iSC
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~. at the irort dor
Of the court House Of said county, the following
described property that Is TO say Part ui luy INN.
befcd two hundred and ilty IN ChBpllnu and Ii
addition to the city OiWheeling the aid IaI ,lff
bounded ~ ! llUws: Commencing at the siuif AT
corner nt Alley IS and EIr street. ihrnrgtlsI r0ts
the south side NJ alli sllcy sixty q feet ihtlte
south gu llne parallel With EsIg street Ioty,bvf
feet thence west OIL line parallel with Ntid alley
Sixty.tvc feet 70 ROif stret; thence north on III
cast side Of Eor street fOrtytour feet 10 the phCe d
b ginning
The tltie Is believed to be perfect. but will cog
vey only the title vested In me by sid deeds d
fERNs OF sALE-One third and so much mare u
the purchaser may elect, In cash on day Of Nlt hl
balance IN two equal lnstallmcntS utA' and tWtly,
months with Interest from day OF sale. the puN
ehnSer giving notes secured by deed Of iT1si al a
policy Of insurance on the property for the deiensl
WILLIAM J. ". CoNDES,
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We will offer from this day our
entire stock of Seal Sacques at OK.
.actly cost. The makes we keep are
too well known to require any es-
peCial notice, every garment being
guaranteed in make, quality and
fit. In addition to these We will
also offer every Wrap in our Cloak
Department at cost. When we say
cost we mean it. We will not select
a few Of the worn styles and mark
them at cost, but will sell each and
every garment from a $500 Black
Cloth Cloak up to a $3.50 Seal
Sacque at cost, and in some cases
a great deal less than cost.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
TRUsTER's SALE OF ylIU1Pi7iiS;

TRUSTER's SALE OF YGITIIPir
\ Properly on Wheeling Island. ok
by virtue Of Deed OF TiuSt lnndn no NJ,
Bel and David X Bell, her husband Ia ,, !,
Trustee, dated January II, 1875 tectI,iEJ 'a Ivy
once Of the Clerk Of the County Comb Al ntsle
County, WsIt Vt1dniA, In Decd Of TfISt Ran 20
u ioliOS ~ and SGO, / will sell on w.
TUESDAY, JANUARY THE slst, lss2
AZ the front dooFoi the Court Housc of .niI c,r..
inc lOlloWing described property. that i 10
ILe tast bali ~ l0l numbered thiriykiI, sNn,t,
In zanu's Island addition 10 die Iily Si Ming
q laid out By Henry Mo0ie, trustee iar E,,,,.a.
Zane, and located on Lane'H lHnnu Al ~. 'lt
time, BY the cUntsnt Of the ald Mary and II ~ y
Bell Will be told the west half 0i Md loI - =
with the hHileiice Of Md ". j. and b. h Ioll. a
~ the sppuhenanccl thcFUio belonging IlsisS
pFQvements cOnhiSt VI u two HtOiy franz, dWrital'
built IL the tnQSt substantial manner wIlh
IOons, nail, good celia, waie' In house In y
y well vi with grape arbOF fult trrts md fv.N
inc tAle u Uniy made 10 Clnse I'M eslair ~
above property unltas pfuvlonlly dIspi,, d Il !,
private sale, Will be sOld ~ whole Of In Nts,,s,'
~, ~ III best suit purchaser It Is lOut,dts
lhg highest ground on Tho Island, far above Nh
wafer, and Int most excellent nCphbOrhood Wy
within hall square Of the street RsiIWay ~
The title u believed 10 be unQu,stlntbli1 s,at,
sold q whole, deed Will be made from ii ny
ems dlreci, but II Sid separate Will rUf,sy NJ
such title - Il vested In me, way
TRIMS OF SALE.-Dne third and hs mnc,, mo-.
the purchaser may elect IN gsh, on tny u ,lr y.
balance IN two equal inslnllments Il one ani ,ae Wy
yeafs, With interest from day OF sale liz, mr. we
giving pOtes secured by Deed Of Trust and f1iic,
insurance on properly iat lrictnd p,ymrG' Ivy u
DAVID K. BELL 1'"e'
z. J. STONE, GUabIi,p
WIN HAILFR AuCtiOncer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-13

oscar Wilde and So-caIIed EsthetIeISrn.
A scotchman once defined metaphysics
stobe that something which nobody under.
stands, neither the man who talks about 1t
nor the man who listenstoit, Andso a young
lady who had listenedto Mr.. Oscar wildes
address on Esthedcism in New York the
othernight replied, when coming out, in
answerto question as 10 what she thought
OIL, very artlessly and frankly, @well, in
deed, / did not understand a word Oiit.n
wohayo looked over the various report
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DT, E[aziH['S Ralt RitIR[s,

FHzieI's Root Bltten are not dram shop whhtI
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every srnS
iIhey acl strOhgly nlon the liver and kidneys sUr
the bowels open and regular, mike Ibe weak .inps
neal me lungs, build up the nerves and ClCars Tx
bl9od aud syNtem Of every impuhty.
Fot DlLhlneSs, huS Of BLOOD To the Head. tcnlltI
% Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Apnc. Irntsy
Pi:nples and HlOtthes, suOiuluus llumuYs I'D
Sofes letter, Fling Norm, White Swelling, Ffy,iit
"a ~ sote EyeS, and for ycTgg men NuGCin liza
w OF Debility caused from imprudeicc md
10 females IN delicate health, FTaEiefs RDCt Igrn
are especially recommended
" FraEisr: lh3yc used two bottles Of your Rot
bltIers for DysiepSia Deafness, Weakness and so.
ney Disea {, and they did me more FOOD Than he
9octon and all the medicine tWerdSed From he
nht doSe togk hogan TO mend, and am nng ia
perfect health and feel a. we'll ~ ever DID 60.
sider your medicine one Of the greatest Of hi ,,rrL
s.,, MRS. "; MARTIN, Cleveland, ubo
sod BY Logan Co., Bridge Corner, WhrclE,
And by druggists everywhere vt 81 per bottle.
HENRY & Co, Sole Pnp'-
neo1N f1evnlnrh rhn
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~, virtue q deed Of trust and assignmrn, msd.
by LhRIles 2. towRn and Anna y, bis wife to he
understand, dated the 9Th day Of November. lssl
and recorded In the Clerks Office OF the County
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, IN Deed FOok
No y pageSii, viii sell at public elton, Oh no
TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1SS9,
At 10 O'Clock 4. ". tho lots numbered fourteen IN
and fifteen Q5 in the addition 10 The clty a Wheel
lug called Jlcob'- addition 10 Said city which lou
have front OF tiiy.iUur feet on Jacob street aud
extend btcE one hundred and two feet IN n sNets
fot alley and are situated OH tile northeast coma
OF JacDb and 70 l., eighth streets. In the EIghh
ward OF Nid city, There Is erected on same M vle
gRnt twO.StOry brick busine hGIise " irgr ON AID
dwelling, wafer aud gAs III ougl oHt: also MI ND.
cru conVeniences together with Stable, car iage
house and1aTc corn crib, all Ia f1rstclaSs order.
AZ the Stme time and place Will sell u two zeal
family buggy with pole Rld shafts Two sets double
harness one set Nnglo harness; one kad lc on
"rle Ice chest: one show case and Ill the stock, FIX
turrS, shelving, counties and store furniture Te
mnininE on the suld pFemhes
Title 10 cal estnle believed TO heperfcct and pos
session Of same may be given thirty days after DAY
81 sale. or sooner II desired.
Terms oil sale A. 10 amount OF cn,n and length d
credit may be arranged with The undersigned,
Terms aS 10 pea0nnl pro p Ty, cash.
jas JAN SP 'RnGFRa. Trustee
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GALE on BENWoOD REAL EsrArF

- ANs@+AAa lHGl
by yIrtpe Of deed Of trust made b., VIII, ,
Morrison, vile Of Nm. Morrison, and ,a,d NJ
Morrison, husband Of sid tllza 4. Nom on. tn,EL
undersigned trustee, dated April ~. III, sHl ~
corded IN the Office records Of deeds ini NsnL.s
county, West Virginia, In the town Of NnpuI,y,nNa
in said county, IN Deed Of TiuSt nJOE 40, 4, Ky,
4p3, ILhatl, on ="
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY is, is!
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", In frnat Of H,,r
W. Fishers IL nwood StOr, III the town VI lsuv.I
In sid county Of Nalshall. proceed to vii. All uE
auction, 10 the highest bidder the following n
HcTlbcd real estate, situate IN be wood, Marian
county, West Virginia, OH the west side vi lhrE
a. X r., upon which tenement houses M, IRG1i
arc situated, snid lot or parcel Of gTouud lil.t,
particularly described rs follows: Hriuiits,f N,
point on the llae 81 the B & II. r. t. rDrn,F Il, NJ
II; thence In 4 tOuihprly din ctlon nlo. I'M.
Of said D, & u R. X. thirty two (Jg lcyt hone h
4 westerly dircCllOn one bundled nnd ,AEyiIo
Cl32) feet; thence In u nnFthCFly objection on NJ
line parallel to the line Of the H. 4 a. Il Il, tElftf
two (fl) fecl thence on line panlle 10 the,oNsl
above run one hundred and thifiy.tWu Iss
feet IN the place OF beginning.
TEHHS or SALE;-One.th third and as much NOR II,
heplFchaser may o. ct 10 pay, IN cash Ard n,
residue In two equal in,tAllnlenis vi one and M
years respectively. For such deferred PeywesN
the purchaser Is to Rlvc his notes secured by Gedd
jai2 WILLIAM LINfT. Trustee,
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DIED.

Entered interest on tho morning Of january 70
lSS?, CAMILLA LIVINGSTON, only child Of Edward l..
and Jeanette 9. Bill, aged thirteen yeaB and Ten
blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see
God"
Funeral services at the house corner OF Fifteenth
and Jacob streets, at2r. ". on Friday.
BAILEY-on Wednesday, January II. 1850 n,
dlpihertA, MARY MASoN, only child Of William and
Fanny Z, Bailey, aGed seven years
Funeral FROM the residence Of Capt Samuel Ma.
son. corner Market and Twentieth street, on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
zone fair flower has dropped and faded,
One sweet angels voice has fed,
One fair brow the grave has shaded,
Little Mary now ls dead"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-13
MEDICAL,
SKIN DISEASES CURED

BY DIR FRAzIERs MngIc Ointment. Cursu
II BY magc, Plmples, Black Heads or Gtubs, Btieh.
6 and Erupions on the face leaving tie skin cyai
Itch, salt Rhcnm, Teiier, Rlngworm, scald Had,
Chapped Hands soro Nipples, soIe Lips, old, OatE
nate Ulcen and Sores, &c.
Skin Disease.
?, Drake, Esq, Cleveland, Ohio. suffered bcycpt
all description from skin dlseatc which nprGinI
on his hands, head and fee, aud nearly dtstfNti
his eyes The most careful doctoring failed to lei,
MIN, and after oil had failed he used Dr. FEEtfi
MHRic Ointment and was cured by few upulct
tons
ho-rhc inst and only positive cure for akin dlt
eases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price. Fifty Gents.
HENRY d CO., sole PrOpr's.
CLEVELAND ONO.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or UlceIned PIiL
Dr; Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is aslp eur.
Price y 70, BY mail. For sale by Logan < Co. drg
SAW, wheeling. del3.UOW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-13
TRUsTEEs SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by N. N. Dun.
lap tome As trustee, dated the second day OF Feb
rnry lS6l aud recorded In the office OF the CLERK
Of the County Court Of Ohio county West Virginia,
on Decd Of Trust Book No IS page 49, will iell al
public auction at the front door Of the Court House
Oitald county, on
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1850,
cOmmenclngRt 10 O'Clock a. ", tho following dc.
ssslesd properly That IS 70 tay: certain piece or
county, West Virginia, containing about five acres
and being the same upon which the Eid N. n.
Dunlap now resides.
deed OF trust
TERMS OF sALE-oncthird tho purchase money
on the day OF sale, the balance In two equal Install.
cntS. At six and twelve months with Interest from
deed Of trust on the properly ior the deferred pay.
mentS
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Couldn't be Spared from the
Family.
..Mnst | really 90. sweetheart q,

"Must really go, sweetheart 2"
eyes" replied Lillian Mcclure, plac-
ing her shapely white hand in his, and
looking into his face with "a tender
earnestneSs that showed the true wo-
manliness of her nature "it is better,
far better for both of us that we should
part forever" but as she spoke the hot
tears of pain swelled up into her beau
tiful brown eyes-those eyes that had
witched with their glances and dreamy
tenderness so many men-and with Il
little sob of pain Lillian's head was
bowed upon George w. Simpsons
shoulder in an ecstacy of grief.
Couldn't you put ten year limit
on your bill, darling ?" asked the
young man, bending gently over the
little head that was pillOwed so trust
ingly just under his left ear 81 Ger
tainly ought to have as good "A chance
as a Chinaman."
A low moan of pain and a cOnvul-
sive shake of the little head was the
only response.
But George was not to be denied so
easily. "Can not have one hope p
he said, zone little nickel-plated, 10
cent hope p
Lillian lifted her head and looked at
him steadily. 'Perhaps," she said, in
a cold, Baffin's Bay tones, "yOu would
drop if house should fall on you, but
| begin to doubt it. Know then, since
you UW have it, that under no circum-
stances can | ever accept your proff'er-
ed love, for | am packers daughter.
and packers daughters come high
this with a naughty expression that
lOwer-case type cannot convey.
George w. Simpson saw at once that
this proud beauty had been making Il
plaything of his love. The revelation
was terrible one, but he bore il
bravely.
every WE'LL" he said, in husky, have
n't-had drink-in-twO-hOurs tones
"You have stamped with the iron heel
of scorn upon the tender violet of my
budding love, but some day, when youl
children-little winsOme brats with
sunny smiles and an assortment ot
collie that will keep you up three nights
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-05-12
The Barber who Reigned for a
Dey.

THE MOVING STORY OF THE RISE AND
FALL OF MASTER JOHN DYER.
About the year 1850 there was "A
barber in Queen street, Bristol, who
drew customers from all sides between
St. Peters and st. Philips. He was
opposed in person to the conventional
idea of a barber, being well built and
strong, though chatty, merry, musical
and active as a squirrel. For the for
mer matters he need have been power
full to deal with refractory and quar-
relsome customers, privateersmen
(Which is pirate" writ politely, re
quiring main force to prevent them
wrecking the little shop. He may
have offended some of these rough gen
try by a grip of the hand or the hard
ness of his fist, for he had no enemy in
the good old town to be accused of his
disappearance, which one day hap
pened, and long remained a mystery
The truth to tell, he had been ''spir-
tied away" by press gang, and was
shipped off to the Mediterranean cruis-
ers. Like everybody in Bristol, he
had brushed elbows with sea life
knew how to trim sail, cast off q
hawser, and pull an oar. Hence he
was jokingly assured by officers, those
who graciously permitted his remOn-
strances at being in bondage, that he
was cut out for an admiral. In sup
port of this prospect they pointed tC
his commodore, Augustus Keppel, who
flew the red pennant from this his flag
ship, the Centurion, pOst-captain al
our-andtwenty, and ruling squad
ron almost before his "fuzz" would re.
quire Master John Dyer's razors. Thii
example of rapid promotion did no
console our impressed man, though h,
kept his ridiculed plants to himsel
fer the future.
Dyer had an education of some i'm
pOrtance for that era, and soon, from
being a confidant of the men, becam,
an adviser. Warmly looked up to "a,
''the sea-lawyer," indispensable at
period of oppression, he abused tn
trust by melting all hands to a mutiny
So serious was it that Commodore Kep
pei found himself suddenly cOnfronte'
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VOLUME 45---NUMBER 2337.

every week-are climbing upon your
knee until you are in danger of be-
coming knee-sprung, you will perhaps
remember, with IL tinge of sadness in
your recollection, how YOU toyed with
the love of loyal, trusting, Cook
County heart, and threw forever over
a young and happy life the black pail
of II disappointed hope and crushed
ambition. | have seen the roses of my
love wither and waste away until they
lie shriveled and blighted by the dusty
roadside of Life, and YOU can bet that
| feel pretty tough about it. have
seen my beautiful and stately Ship of
Hope, with its tall, shapely masts and
towering wings of snowy canvas, that
sailed away so buoyantly and bravely
over the shimmering sea not many
months ago, come back to me a shape
less wreck-the tapering spars that
were so white and clean now Jagged
and broken, and to them clinging the
dark seaweeds, while of the sails that
rivaled the clouds in fieecy purity
there remain only blackened shreds
that flap dismally in the morning wind,
whose voice seems to sound the requi-
EN- and dirge of my dead and buried
love. | have got the boss wreck, and
don't you forget it,"
Lillian looked at him steadily for IA
moment. "Do you mean those words
you have spoken, George ?" she asked.
lyon can bet your life | do" he an
swered in low, passionate tones.
And do you really love me SO dear
ly ?"
"Well, | should gasp" was the reply,
pearly tear glistening III Georges off
eye.
"Then," said Lillian, twining her
arms about his neck, II will roost on
your knee next Tuesday evening rs
usual. Papa would never forgive me
if let man who could talk like that
go out of the family
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-05-12
LIsLEIANDI IKIDI GLOVES,

A five-hook Kid at 81, Flor
ence Knitting and Filling
Silks in new shades, Table
Linen and Napkins, Cheviots,
Cottons, Cottonades, Tick
ings, Denims, Linen Handker-
chiefs from 5cts. up, Jewelry,
a general line of Fancy Goods,
Ribbons, Worsteds, Canvas
es, and Yarns. New Patterns
Spanish Fichue, Scarfs and
Collars. A few Boys Hats at
half price, also extra bargains
Gents Collars and Work
Shirts to close out same, at
w. b. ANDERSON'S,
Browns Block, Main Street,
st. Johnsbury, Vt.
April 27, 1882.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-05-12
LIFE INSURANCE
AND
BUSINESS len
ATTENTION

One of the old and promi-
nent Life Companies of this
country has just introduced a
new plan which answers all
objections to Life Insurance,
combines all that is desirable
in one plan, with a definite
contract in every particular,
and a plan adapted to men of
wealth or those in moderate
circumstances. Something
which will command a large
and ready sale and very easily
worked on account of its at
tractive feature as an invest
ment, income, or protection in
case of death, with definite
amount in case paid up policy
is taken. Energetic business
men are wanted as General,
Special and County Agents,
to whom exclusive territory
will be assigned if satisfactory
arrangements are made. Pre-
vious experience in Life Insur-
ance not necessary. A rare
opportunity for the right kind
of men. Address with refer
ences, stating age, present or
previous occupation, Drawer
y, Albany, n. Y, Post
/ Office. 1870
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(For the Caledonian.
Trailing Arbutus.

Arbutus srbutus, the winds blow chill;
Wildly they sweep DER the lonely hill.
Why hast thou opened thy drowsy eyes
Under these darkly frOwning skiesi
We know that spring is drawing near;
Her trailing garments ev'n now we hear;
But a breath Of winter still chills the night,
And yonder = snow drift gleameth white.
Yes, soon shall spring. with lavish hand,
Scatter blossoms over the land;
And summer following in her wake,
Fragrance and bloom from her robes shall
shake;
But brzvely thou resrest thy dainty head,
Ere winters lingering steps have fed,
While others shrink from the chilling air;
Arbutus, arbutus, we greet thee fair
Pure as the snow that long was spread,
A covering fair, for thy lowly bed,
Tinged with the rosy flush of dawn,
Fresh az the dew thy charms are born;
With perfume rare thy cups O'erfiow.
And all the winds that oer thee blow,
With subtle fragrance our senses greet;
Arbutus, arbutus, thy breath is sweet
&C.
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st. Johnsbury Post Office.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Boston and intermediate offices Arrive 4:15 p
IN. Close $3.50 and 500 III.
Boston through mail Arrive 2:l7 a III. Close
500 IN.
New York and the West. Arrive 2:I7 and Hoo
a III, and Ais p III. Close $50 and s:2O a ~ and 500
pm
Close 4:l5 p III.
Portland and the East. Arrive 300 p III. Close
$3.50
Swanton and intermediate offices Arrive IOl5
a IN. Close 4:l5 pm.
Waterford. Arrive $50 a III. Close 400 p M
a IN.
West Concord and East st. Johnsbury. Arrive
900 IN. Close 4l5 p IN.
CHAS. p. CARPENTER. I'd. Z. NJ.
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PATENTS.
r. H. F. d d Y =.

No. &c State Street opposite Kilby Street Boston.
Secures patents in the United States; also in
Great Britain France and other foreign countries.
Copies OF the claims of any Patent furnished by
Tsmitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington No agency in ths United States pos
sesses superior Tde'htles for obtaining Patents
GoertdiIiing the pdtentdbili;y Of inpentiOns K. H
EDDY. Solicitor Of Patents
TEsTIh hONIALs.
/ regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom 1 have had
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust.
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent OF
hcen-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner OF
Patents"
Boston. October l9 1876.
K II. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir: you procured for
me- in Is4O. my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and 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
still give yon almost the whole OF my business, il
your line and advise others TO employ you
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. Jan. !. l-s2-lv