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beg leave 10 report that upon an examination oi the register oi the Iots sold n tie grave yard, le nHnbrr for several years has bsen g'nduallv de. creasing they believe Iron .Ie fact lh'l tue Ir limited b, lh- corporation an- years smee. be, yoad tho pscnnialY meaas Uf large po,tinn ;, [ our citizens. The committee of<lhe opinion that f reduced 10 s20 n larger number uf lots would ba sold, and yield handsome revenue to The ctty treasury, and if all wed Io iemain the present price of s$0. few will he sold, and those To the wealthy portion of cilr.ns. and Ihe poorer classes will be cotnI eIled n seek resting place in the poIlers heldUf The grave yard We therefore re-
 $ NORTH.
 j CAIN. Resolution b. alderman North: Resolved. That the tax assessors for ls47. be allowed until the Isl February next 10 make lheif reforms Adopted and to mndn council. On motion A conlniltee of three was appnhied to repor upnn Ihe subject of fees lu be ail wed the inc spector 0 weights and measures to be elected - Comhties-n -nidermah Roulston Gould, Te@is. Papers from the council of the l4lh inst.
 Report of the clerk of the market read and ordered 10 be fled
 The anendlneot 10 the city clerks salary, making il & 200 per annun, was adopted bv Ihs counCi nn the 18th inst, and sent this hlarI 1Orils action again, upon which alderman Lewis offered ihe lol- lowing resolution, which adopted and seut 10 common council:
 Resolved that the board dc still adhere, 10 their IofUeT resolution n hlllng the Diank ni the ctefks salary st $l 50O aud silicit the concurrence of the boIrd of common council. .a. .5F 5. ..a= On mo0u ad Jnrned unti Saturday, 2d proxino, Al 1 o'clock PM.
 COMMON COUNCIL.
 MAYORS OFFICE. Dec. 2l le46. The board met pursuant to adjournment; present, " O'Brisu, Esq President, hessrs Brown. Fla, huItel. Hutchinson and Walker.
 The board organled and approved of lbe pro csedings of the previous meeting.
 Citv treasurer, ,s repoit.
 Cash on hahu iah report. ....... Sc,EEf o4 Received sincs s.,.....,..... 75 50
 -.,t..# $5,302 84 Disbursements .................. 55 13 -fs N tsf H#tu
 Balance. e...........Is... 3...s PAT 7l Ordered 10 be filed. .' .. The clerk of the '"arkrt repoIted S52 90. received for oi stalls, kc-ess commits ions S7; leaving >45 50, fur which he produced the city treasurer's receipt. Orderpd 10 be filed.
 Papers from the board of aldernsn of ike 18th instant: . .=..,..
 Resolulion reducing the price of lots in the new grave yaId, was concUrred in. = Resolution allowing the assessors for l847, until 1st February To make their relurns--concured in. Resolution soliciting lhe concurrence of lbe cil in filling the blank fof cerk's salary al Sl5DO, was motion laid on the table. ft s#- f On motion adjourned to 4tl proxmo. at 6 Pm. s-=-=------.x-=.=---==-s-- Interments for week ending Dec. to.
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A SITUATION is desired hy Il ynung Lady, "A lately from the North as teacher, either m Il prlvae family assistant in some public school Having had ten years experience in The instruction of youth, she feels confident of giving entire sais faciian. Satisfactory testimonials can be given.- Application 10 be made at ''
 GATES PHARMACY
 dec21 la6 Daophin street
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lHc ptIsVh to opHus oi SATSVS ono half in advance and the other half re expiration of 20 days.
 City Tax Collector, 2a per ct commissions, bopd $i5000. rtJ53
 Weigher of Hay and Inspector of Weights and Measures, fees, bond $20U0 The person elected 10 pay a ioaus of S500--one half in advance and tie other half at the expiration of so days. "
 Candidates will hand their applications, naming securities, to the Clerk or before that day at IA o'clock m. By order of the Mayor,
 deoI7a, pp. SAM'L. PENNY, City Clerk.
 Mounted Rinemem for the U.IS. Army. HNHE undersigned has opened a recruiting ren. 1 dezvous al No. 2, Danphin streei. Mobile, next door to the cnrner of Commerce street. where he will receive into the service of the Dnited States, 76 able hoded men, citizens oi the United States, @ho desire to enlist in the "Regment of Mounted Rlfrmen" al present serving with the army in Mex icu. "itf ts-= '.= :"
 Every man will be furnished with an rexcellcnt slsebce at ihe expense of the government, in add- lo the pay of S5 per month. The length ofser- vice is five years. None bul able bodied men of good character and habits. between the ages of l8 and 35 years, sound in body and mind. of good appearance, and well formed, and fit in spsry pay, tcuidr perform the duties of soldier will be re- ceived tit iH lz' e...stts -t' p, t.-. -
 Oregon being the ultimate destination. of. Ibe Mounted Rife Regiment, rare oppottuniy s now, offered 10 young men desiroua of visiting (afer tba war) that romantic and almost unexpiOred eenntry.
 %" A' faCF RUFF, Captain me
 Mounted RAemen United States Army.
 Mobile. Dec. IS, lS46. decl9
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EOR HIRE--A Mulatto Woman first rate house R servant, and good washer and Irener. Apply a, sIp Otiss, dsslek
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COMMERCIAL.

Departure of he Atlantic steamers.
 H'' '- f From Liverpool. ''' From Boston Chlednnia -.s'.. '.. Dece i.s.....s...-... ..Jaa.
 LATEST ADvICEs. tE .f Liverpool. ...!,.NOv 19 llnSre.............No Nov IS lnnd0n ........,NoV l9 New -H0rk....... Dec. "A
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ClrRK's orrlcr, Civ of Mobile. {,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Mayor and
 Boards of Aldermen and Common Council of Ghe city of, Mobile will meet in convention on Wednes.s year. viz: '@ i-" Cit, Treasurer. Salary $500 per all Bond sI6O0O
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COMMON COUNCIL.

II ts MAYORS OFFICE, Dec l4, IS46.
 The board met pursuant to adournmentj present " o'Brien Esq ,psesidenI. Messrs. Brown, Fla Hurlel, Hutchssou, King and Walker.
 The boaid organised and The proceedings of lhe two preyioos meetings were read and approved. "
 CiIy treasurer's report.
 Cash on hand last report ...... $4,26R % Received since; i.4,5. ...... -. 3,l42 ss
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he boli and gallant expedition, in which Mexican vrssgl husnt under the walls of the Castle oI San Jnln du us.
 h this affair, he WAS hadly burned by he sxp!o. sion nl bowler, and al the time ol the terrible loss pl the Suines incapable of assisting hiinse i.-- 1 The service has lost good support. | There seens I0 he some fatality attending the brigs upon this station-thtee gone within lew months.
 Tine Jahn Adams sails To day 10 blockade. In haste, yours, truly. - | II may mitigate the gloom which thIs melancholy calamity must ereae yet will increase the suspense of friends, when we state that II has since been ceraned, through English and other officers, Ihat sixteen of those on board the unfortunate S"mers reached he share on hep-e0ops, aud are nos priso ners in Vera Cruz One died immediately after landrs from exhadstlon. In our regular edition Io- morrow shall give full particulars of the disaster as also account Uf the movements ot the squad ron. ComnodoIes Conner and Perry were both al Anton Lzardo when the Morgan Dix sailed. MAsTERsoN & BROTHERS, lnporerso of eutry description cf QHesnsware Chind Glass. Sc. - 3l Water strret Mohlle AHbama. aud 65 Main street. s Louis Missouri.
 0G% Respeciluliy invite the attention of7%zw 4EIlA Merchants, 5ieam Boat Owners and oth- kkiA vH Wers to thtir extensive stuck oi Queens w Iy
 Merchants in lhe habil of purchasing East are paiic- uarly solicited 10 call and examine their stock and pf
 Their atrahgements md facilities are surh as eashle them to ofet Inducements purchasers sstd by any other house. ..s The sock ef tte latest and most approved -ii les having heen selected by ef the partners from the best mHnuiacoIres In Europe
 IF Any blls made in the East with re=peclab hoas- es in their line will be duplicated; and goods packed al their establishment warranted 10 ee Of breaknge .deel7 Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, etc, 0. MAZANGE N e., CORNER OF WATER AND EXCHANGE STREETS, p Are receiving from England and Northern ci ties and will keep constantly on hand complete sorment ofevery article in the Hardware line. Such BAR lRON-Ronnd, Square and Fau STEEL-Cast, Germsn, Blister and Crowley; NAlL.S-C0t and Wrnughi, from Sd Ia inches;
 HOLLOW WARE-Americnn, French and English
 TABLE AND POCKET .CUTLERY-A splendid
 assortment.
 Together with general assortment of every article usually found in their line which they invite the at teniion of Merchants and i'ianters. oct21
 WM. N BIsPHABl, Dentist.
 0j- Office on St. Francis street, second door be- St Jose ph. - nov3 DENTISTRY.
 6<5-DR. K. O. SHAW, Dentist Office At hrs residence No. 5l Dauphn-slreel, over ihe Mammoth Shirt Depot I.5 F. .fsss- yl
 DE TIsTRY.
 D5- '1R. LEE, having returned from rhe corntry, would inform his friends and the public. that he w resume the practice of his profession the of Dauphm and Royal streets Entrance from either street. near ihe rorner e3 fs5 noy26f
 SITI1ArInN ia bu I .I.
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IN LNXCHANGE Sight Exchange on New Yort 1L and Charleston 5 c, for sale by
 dec2S CRAWFORD q GOWDEY
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with the recommendation that the same olan be adop. ted this year as last in relation to cleaning the sree under the direction of the mayor and street commit. ss provided ty hw,
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FOR NEW YORK

ESA The fine l packet brg WAKULLA,
 Stza&t Capt Mullnrd, wants 100 bales cotton 10 . mplele her cargo for the above port For freight of which or passage, apply eu boIrd opposite Ma thew's Press or to f' = f.79f
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Semmes, Lieutenant Commanding.
 N G L Claiborne, Lieutenant.
 John L Parker, Lieutenant.
 John E Steele, Purser.
 Jvhn H Wright, Passed Acting Surgeon.
 Francis G Clark, MIdship,nan
 Edmund Y Stevens, Purser's Steward.
 Jacob Hazard, Yeoman.
 Amos Colson, William Johnson, Mathew Back, John McCargo. John Van Norden, Charles Sey- mouf, John Williamson, John Pollen, John Smith, Henry Stromnell, Thomas MuheIlen, Geo Wake f.lf, William Keys, Fra,cis Hare, William Poland. William F Thompson, Christopher Lawrence. Jos Todd, Stephen Maynard, Samuel Bennett. Thomas D Burns, William Power, Joseph Skipsey, Joseph Jones. Charles Nutlee, Washington Cooper, Will liam Dix. Francis A Waldeon, James Chambers.
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The whole to conclude with Grand Pas de nuex FL BoLERO, Miss MARY ANN LEE, and Mir W SMITH. sa,.
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STONE AND M'CULLUM'S

.#.l#l Prices cf Admission. t3 f,s Dress Circle and Palquetle. 50c Second and Third Tiers of Boxes and Gallery. .26c
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Alter whlch Miss MARY ANN LEE, Grand Pas sde Duex LA GALLoPE, with Mir q W SMITH. Received on Monday night whi the most en.husi- aeic applause.
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To be followed by the farce of tho ...
 PROMlSSORY NOTE.
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SeamPer. ......... ........ =. =. Mr Ludlow Cicely ...- ......t'..... MrB'ti lShef
 Caroline, (with sang). ..,.... Miss Coad
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' II is stated that Professor Morse has invented new system efmarking orprinting by electro -maene- tism more simple than his instrument, which il was supposed impossible to simply, and has filed caveaI in the Patent Office. By this process he make the characiers now used the letters of the alphabet with an expedition hitherto unatuined by himself or any qlher Inventor and in manner which will fill the beholder with new asionishment- l.t
 All the companies who have purchased the rights secured by the former patents of Prof M. in conhec ton with the electromagnetic telegraph will of course be entitled to the use of this improvement gKofik. aL-..t L : ] j. .-
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CITY BATMfNG EsraRLIsHMENT.n

Mounted Riaemen United States Army. Mobile. Dec. IS, 1S46. decl9
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POSTSCRIPT.
La,s Fromihs snnn,lron.

TOTAL WRECK eC ihs U $. BRIO SOMERs # GREAT LOSS OF LIFEi! By II,s arrisa of tlie Creole, from New Orleans. al late Agui Last night were placed ih possession of extra from the Picayune, containing lall par culars of the total wreck of lhe U 5. brig Somers. u Com 'dg Sen,nes, and Ihe boss of hi1y seven ipsIi We are compelled s abrlge for the present the melancholy details of the catasIrophe
 From the Pieayuns ezyra. of Monday.
 By the arrival this nprnhg pf the bark Morgan nix, Capt. Hamilton, We save received da1S iron, the sQuadi on al AWon I.izHdo 10 the aflernoon ol Sunday, the 13li ia-t The full particulars of the melancholy loss uf inc United States brg SOmers will be found beow - .".as#s. ts.. .I t b, .5f.-
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BOSTON y WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
ss.gAsrs Tas,sss4s=ssSSSs-s ss@TxTs~ ESS7@ess "A
CHANGE OF THE
Summer Arrangement.


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, at Am
and 81 NJ.
With Passengers from the Western and Norwich Rail
Road at III AMI
With Worcester Passengers al and II AM. and 81 m.
n. b. The A NJ. train will take up passengers East
ofFramingham.
With Passengers from NesoYork by Steamer to Norwich
early every day except Monday, stopping only Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail.
road every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only
FraEning CHAM.
FROM BOSTON.
FOR Albany and Western Railroad, Hartford, New Ia
and New York, at u A. NJ. and Pm.
For Norleich and Stations the Norwich Railroad,
7! A.. M and p P. NJ.
For Worcester Way Sta ions on the Worcester POI
Road, at q A. NJ. 24, and 4 Pm
n. B. The P NJ. Train will stop at any Stati.E
East OF birmingham
For Millbury, at u A. NJ. and P.
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer, o'ck
For New York. by Long Island Railroad, at 81 AM.
FROM MILLBURY.
For BOston and Way Stations daily except Sunday at
ST A. NJ. and a. P.
SAXONvILLE TRAINS.
Leave SaXOnville at 2 and 10 AM. and 4 PM.
Leave Bosto at 40 AM. p and 81 pm
Freight Train will leave Boston at 1874 NJ for Saxon
vile, taking passengers for Brighton, Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mall from Worcester at ia. M-from Boston at
I'm.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares are less when paid the Ticket Offices than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER Sup'l
July /, 1876. tf27
TfNp1 rg~,Jr
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BOSTON DEPOT FOR RUBBERS.

fFNH0MAS c. WALES, BosToN, 10 BROAD
STREET, corner of Central Street has just received
MS large Fall stock of INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
including all the saeable kinds imported
ID THIS country and comprising in all One Hun
area Thousand PAIRS. making larger stock of Ruhbers
than can be found at other store if larger than all
the others ut together in this cy All of which will he
facturer's Irices.
Those VINO buy to Wholesale Retail are respectfully
requested to call and and then they will where
they can buy Ruhbers the best and the cheapest.
o. Also on hand and daily receiving all varieties of
good retailing BOOTS AND SHOES, bv the case
or dozen Tor CASH ONLY, at lower prices than at any
other in Boston. wstd2aw Auo I
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Machinery for Sale.

30 ~ LooMs now running heavy goods and in frat
Iae ORDER and will be ready deliver about the last
m 1roOLEh, 10 headsi / lain. LAP DOUBLER
me above machinery will be sold low app lied for soon
Providence, at this pl "0S''
slatersvile, July2 AID LOCKWOOD a. IN
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Auction and Commission House.
G. OTTS s. CO.,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
- Saint Louis, Mo.
RElNG engaged in the Auction and Commission bnsi.
~ ness in this City, would tender services TO manu-
actures and merchants III the Eastern Cities and would
respectfully solicit consignments of BOOTS, SHOES
hats, GAPS, DRY GOODS, and all other articles OF
Merchandise and pledge ourselves pay particular atten
ton 10 sales Of Goods placed in hands, and all regard
paid to directions.
We would refer to the following Gentlemen
H. H. stone, and John f. Darby, Esq'rs. st. Louis ;
James A. scott Esq, NeW York Lewis l. Brown Esq ,
Pa!tdaetphtGj Messrs Allen g. WEIGH, Boston Mr. b. b.
Otis, Worcester. tr34 AUG 90
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No. BURLINe-SLIP, NEW YORK
EYRUS W. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
~ est manufacturers prices very extensive assormen,
OF PAPER, comprising every possible variety adapted 40
the wants OF consumers In all sections of the conntrv
Paper Of all kinds made to order at short notice .
which Is OF very superior quality. "
Paper Makers Materials Of every description
imported and kept constantly hand viz Fetngs Wrs
Cloth Eonrdrnier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue Ultra
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
gng &C. purchased for which the highest price in onb
will he paid dwly Feb 10
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NEW GOODS.
B, l.. HARDOM & co.

AAVlNG completed the alterations and i'm
n provements they have been making their Store
are now receiving large stock of
NEW FALL GOODS,
OF every description, which they will sell at GREAT
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Having come to the determination to sell exclusively
Ior cash. they feel confident that they offer create
Bargains than has e0er yet been offered in This market
Fhey have this week received direct from the NEW
YORK AUCTIONS
so CASES .A'EW FILL GOODS.
and will be in daily receipt of ALL THE NEW AND
CHOICE STYLES of Goods, as they make their appear
ance in the market-al OF which they will sell at the
Lowest AUCTION Prices for Cash.
Worcester Sept 2 dwaV
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THE PROTECTION ms. GO

FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTTON, COLD
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEvERs.
II AElNG been attacked some months with bad
- Cough Weakness in my Chest, and loss of appe
tile, used WrIghts Indian Vegetable Pills but grew
worse, with cold sweats al night; could not sleep and
believed was in Consumption. procured q box o
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian yeoetable
Pills, which restored my health within six days ami /
OeleVe them to be the best remedy ever used:
co,,h..,u. - GEORGE W. GRANGER
Extract from A. G. Pages letter, ,iatedl
M Bath, Jan. J., 1886
than any have had. $500
lErtrGct from LeOi Barretts letter dated1
nan Cannan, Me- Feb. g. l945
versal salts faction where they have been purchased and
lhe sale has been so untcrm that thought best TO re
y, &c. i'"
iErtraeftrom Nm. n PaokaraslenerI, dated
Monson, Mass, Jan. 90 l845
Sir, enclosed is the payment for the lasI pills Won
VIII please send me by Express another lot say or
dozen they give good satisfaction. have not on hand
more man boxes and do wish to be out OF them
one dai.
iErtract from DAM Tq1 4 SONS letter, dated
Taitsville, VT, Feb. g. le45
Your Pills received few days since and have
sold some OF them. and also used ourselves, and
think very favorable of them they are liked by those
Mr. r. SMITH, ofGloucester, states that he has sold
all and wishes dOZ boxes more Immediately and they
give such universal satisfaction that he has determines
to sell no other kind of Pills.
Mr. A. ALLEN, Of Palmer De2ot, states " that he was
very thankful mat he was appointed agent as his vii
mas been an invalid Tor some time, and box of thes
Pills Immediately cured her also that they hnd nerform
ed alike wonderful cures in the town, and was entirely
out and wanted more immediately-was agent for he,
Pills but shouts only recommend these.
tETtract from j b. Danforth's letter Dated
Barnard W.T. an. H. 1886
Piease send me Immediately 6 Dozen smiths Suoo
coated Indian Vegetable Pills. those YOU sent a sbor;
time since are nearly all sold and give universal sat,s
faction. Q - ''iS"i Satls
me above are onlya few of numerous
e uaiy received OF the popularity and success nj
these truly excellent Pills They are the best medcine
or the above complaint that sold and IN every case
mat hey nave been tried have given universal saiisac
uoh, and should be kept family medicine nv evsrv
one we only ask trial ofthem to convince Tie nn,
skggpuc o. ire Tulh OF these assertions
The directions and treatment nj ma disaasas a..
pnny every box. Price o5 cts per box ~
NO sugar Coated Pills" can be genuine yyitbopt tba
senatnre OF me sole inventor, . @. BENJAMIN SMITH
N. % President ofthe ~ r. College Of Health y npon
Olces devoted exclusively TO the sale of thts edicna
l|s Greenwich 81, Nes0 York, and Water 81 Bosfon
agent N worcester, JAMES GREEN a. Co
FOR SALE IN All THE I,JTT IGEs - 1rou,nyo
IN NEW ENGLAND SIXTIES. 4"4 ""''
~ b. No travelling pediars are allotoed TO seH these
March S.
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PATENTS.
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y er OF Patents, agent Of the u S. Patent Office fol the
purpose ofreceiving and fol wardng the such
models specimens OF ingredients and manufactures as
snail be intended TO be patented deposited therein
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rsf 10 their owners, and with all possible dispatch The
supscroer VIII prepare caveats specifications assign
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talshns the validity or utility of Inventions and render
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same Patents secured in Europe and other countres
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time and expense OF journey Washington and DELAY
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tents The experience of fourteen years practicean ex
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&C.. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Iaws-and
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TO inventors DESTROYS Of securing paents which in Other
respects might be iflicult OF attainment
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