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LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS,

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Inc auoVemonii IOIs. si.lnfsi q
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OF 1raoo street nr'aHH. tela- 1uI O.
streets, JUST opposite tre us.er raI o' 3D.
0rounds an1 D--llf.nE % fol4Hfl. dr.
COMMANDING s.-ss. ol, n..l it so.l q. roe. d
mentonri hn". trFIpr'rg promptly a.
streets.
There are no pre,tisr ,ots Than tlsse p son
VIII bigger future.
Maps p, tle Office of the su-foaoer t- re.
distribution.
lEsss one third cssh: hifsn-o a. ans
two years 'r longer crelI,- Ii l.s rni.
Win Interest aGdeI, s.rlrnI ITsIet.f .t
y. N.-omlibuses VIII ieafe f.r a..
Office and NurIfYs hl.ri pu..tf a.f.
carrying bidder. to le saie ir...f COST
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The Governor of Transatlantic.

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The Lt..Governor of Illinois.

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The Govern or Of New Jersey.

DEAR SIR: I have for many years used
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. <$Rfk
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FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
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steamers leave New York for Richmond
ENEkY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 +.
NJ, arriving In Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- odations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New York rid James-riyer
route dncluding meals and berthl.......S 3 90
Round-trip tickets, limited 70 thirty days
after date OF issue. II 90
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Storage, witsOut subsistence. 300
Cabin fare cta Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. 10 90
Cabin fare vfG Richmond and Petersburg
RAILROAD. ~ w
Tickets can DO obtained al A. w. CARRIERS, 1000
Nam street; Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots, and at company's
offices, l30l Main street, and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded aud through bills OF lGding
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way (via Newport News at s.45 A n. and by
Richmond ana Petersburg railroad tsame days.
at $50 A. NJ, will make connection at NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Aaia street and
au23 Company's wharf. Rockets.
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BoIls, pimpies, hives, ringworm, letter,
snd oil other manifestations Of impure blood
ere cured By Hoods SAzsaparills.
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DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
L TWO ATTRACTIVE NEW FRAME
DWELLINGS ON WEST LEIGH STREET.-At
the request OF the owner, who must have money,
We will offer for sale by public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 16, 1889.
at 5 o'clock p NJ, those TWO NEW FRAME
DWELLINGS on Leigh street above Bowe. oppo-
site the Fredericksburg shops. These houses are
entirely new, contain nye rooms each. and are
extremely well built. Located as they are they
will always command good tenants at a fair
rental
This sale should attract the attention OF per-
sons employed on the railroad, as It is not often
that they have chance OF securing q new homo
20 near their business at price as low as NO
expect for this property.
TERMS: Very reasonable. and at sale.
4. c. TINSLEl 4 CO., Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
On account Of rain tho above sale is postponed
THURSDAY, APRIL IS. 1889,
at 81 O'Clock P. NJ. E c. TIEsLEY & CO..
api7 Auctionoers.
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By virtue n n decree Of the Chanrery Court of
tho city ~ Richmond, Va. In the chancery suit
therein depending, styled IQmpkins admins
trafrix 10. TOmpkins snd ais, Tom pEns's admin
istratrix rs. Allison & Addison and az, \ ;. p
ratteson, trustee, r. 1ompkns and ass.-said
decree was entered on the nth day Of November.
lS8S-we. tho undersigned special commission
ers, will proceed % sell All public auction on the
day and hour above prescribed, that AAGNltl-
CENT FARM located IN foWhatan county. known
as FARMINGION, containing l,Ot5 ACRES or
EXTREMELY VALUABLE LAND. About 200
acres Is open land and Is IN high state OF cult
walton. and produces finely wheat, corn, oats, 10
baoco. aud grasses. Tho balance o. tho lands
are well wooded and timbered with oak and
pine. There arc several creeks Moving through
this place. and srs neyer-failing streams. This
beautiful farm lies In a splendid neighDorhoOd,
convenient % schools, churches, aad mills, both
saw and grlsL
The i'm proyements consist OF a NICE FRAME
HOUSE, containing 3 or lOrooms, and all the OUT
houses usually found on hrst-clAss farm.
such an elegant estate as this should attract
the attention Of capitalists ana bome-seekers.
THIS property viii be offered as a whole or
may be sub-6iyided INTO three tracts, a. Will Do
shown by plat Of the lands exhibited on day Of
sale. If sold In parcels ITO tract No. /. contain
ing SOY acres, with all tue improvements. VIII
te first offered then tract No. :. containing 2l'A
acres rne opon land and wooded lana ihsn
tract No. 3. containing Blk acres OF beautiful
creek. meadow, and iDe timber lands
For further information call on the auction
eers, VINO Will Lako pleasure IN giving huJ III
formation desired. and plat o. The above
described farm ia ~ their onice.
Parties wishing 10 attend this gale VIII leave
Richmond on the sos A. 81. train (kichmOnd and
Allegheny depot, getting OF a. Leo station,
where they will be met BY conyeyencee and
taken over 70 the sale.
Tbs TEENS under which this beautiful estate
will DO offered are exceedingly liberal. and are
"a folloHs--to wit: Zen por cent. Of tbs pur-
chase-inoney IN cash; tho residue on credit OF
one, two. and three years. 10 equal instAlmenta
bearing per cent interest from day OF sale Till
paid. and 70 DO secured by bonds Of the pur-
chaser. with good perso=sl security, and by re-
tention Of the utIe. or personal security nsy Do
dispensed with II the purchaser prefers 20 pay
as much or more than one fourth Of tho pur-
cbase-money IN cash.
For further particulars address the auctioneers
or CONWAY X. SANDS,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets;
SIS. Y. PAfrBSON.
no. Shafer building. Richmond. Va.
SPECIAL Commissioners
ToMPKINs's ADMINISTRATIVE. PLAMTUF,
AGAINST TOHPKrSs AND AIS. DBFEsDANrs-lS
Tue CHANCgaY COURT on THE CRY OF RICH
AOND.
!, Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court. GER
tity that the bond required OF the special com
mlssioners by tho decree IN said cause OF 2Oth
Of November 1888 has boon duly given.
Given under my hand this 27tn day az March,
1884 CHARLES ". GODDlN, Clerk.
nah H. i3H, ISIS 81. 81 S,i
i
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The Governor Of New Hampshire.

GENTLEMEN: have used PoSD's EXTRACT
in my family for several years, and have
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By CheWning 3 Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneors, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street
VIALIAFERRO'S EXECUTOR vs..
Il LlPSCOMB Fr ALS-IN TIE RICHMOND
CHANCERY COURT, DECREE OF APRIL 9.
lSS9.-ln execution Of a decree In the above
mentioned suit the undersigned. thereby ap-
pointed for The purpose, will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1889,
at . o'clock p. NJ, that LOT or LAND on tho
north limo OF Moore near oak street, having
front II - by 100 tect 10 an alley.
TERMS: One third I'm cash to residue az SIX
and twelve months. per cent interest added,
and The title 20 10 retained until the whole pur-
chase-money is paid and q conveyance l. ordered
By the Court. JAMES IALlAfERhO,
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auc,ionoers.
TALIAFERRo's EXECUTOR, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
LIPsCOMB AND AIS, DEFENDAETs-IN THE
CHASCEEY COURT or THE CITY or RIcaNOND.
J. Charles ". Goddin. clerk Of the said court,
certify that the boud required OF Tho special
commissioner By tho decree In said cause Of
April 9, 1852. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lJtn day Of April,
iSsq.
apis CHARLES ". GODDIN.
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TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
or
GOOD LAUREL-STREET DWELLING.

In execution Of a certain deed Of trust 70 me,
bearing date September z, 1883. and duly re-
corded in the clerks office OF the Richmond
Chsncery Court shall cell by public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1889,
At O'Clock p. NJ. the NEAT. COMFORTABLE,
AND WELL-LOCATED FRAME DWELLING
No. 4l2 south Laurel street, the lot fronting
% GLE feet on tbs west side Of Laurel street bo
tween spring and Albemarle streets. and e1-
tending back between parallel lines 1874 big feet
to an alley 20 feet wide: the dwelling containing
about four rooms, the usual conyeniences, city
water. culvert, pavement &C
snug little home in convenient and plea
SAINT location.
TERMS: The deed requires cash as 10 expenses
OF sale and the note for S175 described therein,
and the residue as the graDtOr or the trustee
shall prescribe and direct; but other and more
liberal terms will probably DO given ana an
nounced at time OF sale. l. 81. BLAhTON,
j. b. ELAN. Aucuoneer. Trustee.
SD -
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BY r. b. Chafdn d Co.
Real Estate Agents and Anctoneers,
No. north Tenth street., Richmond, Va

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No north Tenth street., Richmond, Va
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF
ID the Chanccry Court OF the city Of Richmond
pronounced on November 3. ISM In the suit on
&c. OBJ. CoWardin. who sues for &c. a. DOoley
& Purcell, trustees and Gls.," We VIII ouer Tor
sale by public auction on
TUESDAY. APRIL l6, 1889,
At 4.9O p. NJ. on the premises. the following
REAL ESTATE Of which Charles W. Purcell
died seized and possesscd-yiz
THREE LOTS. Of 80 by i55 foet each. on Wig
gon Hill" lon the top Of tho HIN. situated on
the cast side Of Federal or Buchanan street at
its intersection with William street. not far
from the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Gle
YRtOr.
three equal credits OF six, twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser or purchasers 70 give
their negotiable notes for the deferred payments
Of the purcha se-money. with legal interest add
cd from day II sale, aud tho title 70 be retained
until all Of the purchase money has been paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court.
MEADE HASkINS,
PHILIPT PURCELL,
Special Commissioners.
c. OBJ. COvARDIN, NHO SUES, &c, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST DOOLEY, TRUSTEs, AID AIS, DBFESD-
INTs-IN TIE CHASCRRY COURr OF THR CITY
or RICHMOND.
J. Charles w. Goddin. clerk Of said court GER
tfy that the bond required by the special com
rnissioners, by the decree in said cause OF No
yember 3. 1883 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF Novem-
Der, lssS. CHARLES W. GOl}plN.
POsTPONRMENT.
The above sale is postponed on account Of rain
until
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1889,
at the same hour. ap II
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81 y. ". blne,
Roal Estate Alc4aueer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y TRACT OF a ~ ACRES OF LAND OK
TuENEW HENklCO DRNPlhE ABpl . Two
MILES SORrH or RICHMOND AT AUCTION
Ia execution Of a decree ~ tlH tircuu toart
uenrcO county, entered on thsfih ~ Nay. ~.
IN tho case ~ iOmln ami a.t "a hra1-lu. 81 sd
miniatrAtor. &C.. ! viii eHu ~ sucti0u. 40 me oi.
ace of tho auctioneer, No. Eleventh street, "a
THURSDAY, APRIL n, i--9.
n o'clock p. NJ. tho TRACT OF iANn -
which William Armirtead BaEfCn linl srlIei
IL contains - In ACRES, ailo.us Toe .Ari Z
James Sweeney. Z. u. skiuker. Mathew oNl. 81.
AMI others. and lies opposite strawberry iill
tne farm u NJ. lsaar davenport jrA q mi
which it IS separated by the turnpike. llIs
land lies very well. has upon DO s1ne wool AMI
could be made q beautiful litto farm, or DO may
be sold IN lots II desired. lthAs q small irIut
Also on the new North r1asi.
TERMS: ono fourln cash balance ~ eight.
sixteen, and tweuty-iour months uI crsi.t
payments % be for negotiable u0teS win lutr-
rest added. and title retained, Or al catl 40 10
option Of the purchaser
THOMAsN CARTER.
specai Commissioner.
IN rHE CIRCUIT COURT on rag COUNTY ~ hss'
RICO:
/. ", g Leske. clerk q sai ooIiN. 10 hersn
certify that rpecial- ommistiun"r ihor ~
Garter has duly given tho boud Required N r..
~ the decree above mentioned.
Given under NY hand this itth LAY ~ Nosel
Der. lsSS. W. =, hEAhh
Abb Cisrk.
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By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent end Aucsioneer,
1il3 Main street.
TTRACTIyE AUCTION SALE
~ OF
TIN NEW TWO-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS
INTHR
RAPIDLY-GROWiNG NORTHWEsT-RND.l

Bv request Of the owner, who Is resolved 70
sell / shal sell by public auction, on the
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THE LARGEST COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LOTS EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY.
WILL BE SOLD TO THE
H IG II L ST BID D E R.
Sheppard, Guarilan.) In Circuit Courto Of county
Ys. OF HenricO, decree en-
Sheppard and ais tered January u, 1889.

Sheppard ana ais tered JANUARY ~ loo''
By virtue OF the above decree tho undersigned,
special commissioner therein appointed for the
purpose will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, to tho HIGHEST BIDDER, on
THURSDAY, April Is, 1882.
at 40 o'clock p. NJ, tae above exceedingly. de.
sirRble PROPERTY, being in the direct line OK
Improvements, AMI not only fronting on tho
grand boulevard Of the west but also fronting on
the most valuable and fashionable thorough
fares OF the city, such n. Franklin, Grace, Park
avenue. aad Broad streets, rendering the en-
HANGED value OF this property IN the Immediate
future almost an absolute necessity
Neat and valuable maps Of this 40 well as the
ad lace q property have been prepared Tor free
distribution. which can be had by calling upon
the commissioner or 2uctioneers or by dropping
a postal 10 either.
Vehicles will start for the grounds az O'Clock
from Murphyis Hotel, Eighth and Broad streets,
and the anctioneers Oflice, lll5 Main street.
You are cordially invited 70 attend the sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance upon credit
Of eQua lnstslment " one, two, and three years,
negotiable notes for the deferred payments,
separate note for the interest 10 DO given paye-
Bile semi-annually and title retained until all
the purchase money is paid and deed ordered
by the Court 10. LANE STERN.
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BRowS & CO., AgctioneerS
SHEPPARD, GUARDIAN. WHO SUES, &C. PLAIN
TIFF. AGAINST SHEPPARD AND AIS, DEFEND
ASTs-iS TIE CIRCUIT COURT or THB
COUNTY OF hESRICo.
I, Samuel p Wsddil. deputy clerk OF said
court, certify that the bond required OF tho
special commissioner by tho decree In said
cause Of 2lst January, 1889. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this llth day OK April,
1889. SAMUEL +. WADDlLL-
ani2 Deputy Clerk
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ny yIRTTTE OLA CERTAIN DEED

by Chewing q Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers. sad Brokers.
40. 5 north Tenta street.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Couvrnrro..


At the County Sunday School con-
vention held In Elmer last week tie
Corresponding Secretary repurted I'd
schools In the county. with slI but six
reporting. Only eight Of these are up.
Ion schools, and 40 Of them are open NH
the year. There are 91S officers and
teachers and a total membership of 1886.
81 scholars Joined the church during
the year, and 1907 are church members.
All the schools are self-snpporting but
four. $ll3.2l was raised for various
benevolent purposes by the schools dur
ing the year, and 46 schools contribut.
ed $SS for the State and county work.
The Treasurer's account showed
$131 so on had.
The following were nominated AS
officers for the coming year and unanim.
Ously elected:
Rev. w. ". Loudertnugh, President;
NJ. II. Stratton, Recording Secretary;
Benz Patterson, Corresponding Secre.
tafy and Treasurer. Vice Presidents;
-Salem, H. M. Rumssy; Elsinboro,
Charles Stewart; Piiesgrove, JOS. Turn.
err; Warrington, Joseph II. Lawrence;
U. z. Neck, w. s. Springer; l.. p.
Neck, 3. LEROY; All0way, Francis b.
Diament; L. A. Greek, J. Is. Anderson;
Quinton, Lewis Sylvester; U. Pittsgrove
Henry Coombs; pittsgtove, f. BOst-
wick; Oldmans, Geo. Walter.
Township Standardization, Ed
mund b. Hare; Elsihboro, Mrs. W. b.
Carpenter; Pilesgroye. William ). Matt
son; Huntington, David 8. Kiger; u.
p. Neck, james +. layton; L. T. Meek,
L. Fowler; Alloway, W. A. Miiier;. l..
A. Greek, Miss M. M. Hiliiard; Qnin-
ton, W. F. Perry; Upper Pktsgrove,
Samuel ID. WHIT; Pittsgrove, DIR. j.
P. Cheesman; Oldmans, John b. Jor-
dan.
The Memorial Bap ist Church, Sa-
lem, was selected rs the place for hold
ing the Convention next year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-28

AIovHys township tax Tsts b W
cents III 800.
The tax rate In l.. A. Geek TOWN.
ship Is II cents on STU.
A two year old SOIL Of Captain Lewis
Smith, Of Salem, was polsoheo ~
drinking q mixture OF ny poison n's
mother had prepared. he lieu iaS'
week.
The tax rate for PilesgrOve township
Ia Fixed at 7S cents on the $lOO, WINE
The rate in Woodstown is Is cents. AN
extra school tax OF 8 cents Will DC IN
poeed on all residents OF the school DIS
trict.
Thomas Shourds, the historian OF So
lem county, who lives In n OF tne oiu-
est houses In the county, has AN oiu ias,-
toned tall clock that has stood III one
place in his psri0r since l18O. when IL
vas brought from Philadelphia, wnere
it was made. 1t still keeps exce'lel'
time.
19e Salem County Semi-Annuai
Convention Of tn. W. G. I. U. Will
meet In the N. L. Church, ut WOODS
town. October Sd. A tull attendance
Of members rs we'll ~ delegates Is de-
sired. Rev. Anna Shaw will he pres
snt and address a public meeting in the
evening. Mrs. Downs sslso expected
l., Oskford Acton and L. Smith Bss-
sett, assignees Of Joseph Bassett,. Of Ss-
lem. on Saturday sold the sssignor's
half. interest in the drug store. head 81
Market street, to Clement Kelly, Tor
$500. The house on West broadway
was offered subject to mortgages
amounting to $5Q75, but as no Dld
we're offered, the sale was adjourned Tor
two weeks,
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-28

The upper House Of the New Jersey
Legislature had a Democratic majority
last winter for the first time In the last
twelve yearu. 1t was the first time In
nineteen years that both houses we're In
the control OF the Democracy. Seven
Senators will retire this year, and their
successors will have to le elected. -Four
of them are Democrats and represent
Bergen, Hudson. Morris and Cumber-
land Counties. The Democrats had a
majority ofone last winter, and to again
control the Senate they must re-elect
each one OF the retiring Democratic
Senators or other Democrats to fill their
places. 1t is not very probable that
they can do II rs two represent the Re-
publican counties of Morris and Cum
leTland.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-28
State News.

Prof. Geo. II. Cook, L.. l.. D., Ph.
D., State Geologist of New Jersey.
died at his home in New Brunswick OIL
Sunday aged 70 years.
Farmer Robert W. L%ounsbury, nea
M0Orestown has chosen all imprison-
ment of 20 days rather than pay fine
of $57 for selling milk containing less
than IL per cent of solids. He insists
his milk WAS pure and proposes to make
some one pay for his prosecution. The
law Is an unjust one.
Cape May Prohibitionists have nom
mated Israel NJ. Crosse for Assembly,
William w. G. Stone for Sheriff, and
benjamin Wellmau for County Clerk.
A northwest and hail storm
went past Perth Amboy last Saturday.
The Cumberland county Republicans
at y harmonious Convention on Thurs
day nominated Seaman r. Fowler, Of
Vineland. for State Senstor; William
b. Trenchard, Of Bridgeton, for Coun-
ty Clerk, and John p. Miller, Of Mill
vile. for coroner.
Rev. Willard Minch, OF B~ridgstOn.
has accepted u call to the Baptist
Church in Gloucester City.
New York and Bridgeton capitalists
have organized q steaPbOat company,
and purchased the ~side-whsel steamer
Geurgianna, to ply between Bridgatop
and Philadelphia.
SINCE Ocean Grove was first settled.
q wagon has never been seen In the
streets on Sunday. Tive gates have al
ways been promptly closed At midnight.
to be opened Oh Monday mornings ear
ly. Several deaths have occurred on
Sunday, but the undertaken and his as
sistants have besn obliged to take their
supplies across the lake on ferryboats,
or around by the boardwalk. There
was a death On Atlantic avenue on =
recent Sunday, and at noon an under
takers wagon and horse stood in front
of he house. The sight was such All
unusuai one hat it attracted consider
able At ution.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-28
PROGRESS OF INVENTIONS
SINCE 1S45.

SINCE 1845.
T., III. ,..r 1ahs ,,a ,,s,.,. o.rs
-, -Scrrvrs.,c 49,.
uansr oomrosr..d a. c..hi;ces,.r ~
fopn .st.r .ss.hl;sh.a h.,es" r. tha
-,,rocuring ~ -r~ser,s ~. ,nvs,,t;o,. az
i,nms and In ~fc,ssgn co,.,,tr;ss n",;,~
the vser 1a1s th.rs wsrs univ nno r~t,
M. ,ss...d Srcm tha n . pst.nt ONsce
and ti,s totai issns from the ass = Iish,
nrsnt ~ Inc psfent Once mn 40 he
sr,d ~ That YEA rumhersa es,sv 4 All
Tn IN the siruf' ~ Juiv tAsa xsar there
,.~s bsan oranted 400 fe Show;n0
th.t since Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NJ the
n,,slicsfion N the ScrrfrrIrIc AurpI
CAN tj,ere have been iss,,rd frnm the
n 3 Patent OHce ln3 lea -natante and
sl.ovt enc th,rd more anrI;cations nave
heen m.da thsn have ,,aen orsntad
.Sovins tina ~in~anuitv or npr ne,Dle tn
:. nh-s,'craensi and much orsater than
aver ths eno,moma npmber ~ natents
is.nsd indicatee Proh.bIv . good
MANI ~ onr readers nave had business
trsnssctsd throuyL the .,faces At the
TIC AMFRrcAN. i'm New York
~ Washington and are familiar with
Mum q "a n mode Of doing b-usiness.
Init tho.e who have not will he Interest.
~ In knovine aomething about thts.
The o,dest petent eolicitine firm in This
country probably in the world.
Persons visiting the offices OF the
ScrKNTIrIC AMERICAN. 361 broadway
n v. far the fIrst time uW he snr.
nrised' ON entering the m,,n ofics. To-
And ,mch an extensive and e~legantiv
eonfuued setablishment. with its val.
nut connters. desks. and chairs In con.
respond. and its enormous rafes. and
snch = laroN number Of dranrhtsmen.
accommodation vrjterg. and clerks. ali
h,,sv "a bees. REMINDING one Of n large
bsntinr or insurance mice. with liz
hundred emnlnyees-
In Conversation with one Of the firm.
vho had con,msncea the hn.iness ~
solici,ino natants in c-nnnactinn viii
ths publication Of me ScTrrrIrIc
AMrRICAN. mora han forty wears avo-
I learned that his arm had made anil.