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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-02
United state. commissioners Once

Before Commissioner Norton
SErr I-Chuge If Assault NTH a Dangerous Yea
pon-The case OF James Wilson, who was arrested es'
terday on a charge Of attempting to strike William
Hosg the mate, with sn axe. was investigated by he
Commits this morning and the complaint dismiss cd
Warrants then issued Tor the arrest OF Heag AMI
Michael Baker the captain. on charge Of infiicung
cruel and unusual punishment Wilson, the cook.
Court IsIeadnr-rhIs day.
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Their of Major L. p Montgomery, who was killed at the
battle of the Horse Shoe while fighting under General
Jackson is about to publish biography OF that dsiin
guished and lamented officer. It will be highly in,e
resting production besides the life Of Major Monigo
merry il will contain sketch Of the OF the last
war and Of the dstng uished officers engaged in it,.
Among the OF subscribers for the work those
OF James Polk Henry Clay JOAN G. Calhoun. Tho
mas Il. Benton, M. Johnson, Geo M. Dallas, all the
Senators, Generals, Members of Congress, end eminent
men II every class
GRsESwoop ILLusrRArsp--A series Of picturesque
monumental views. BY James Shrillie. Part H. Mar
tin. New York This is publications OF views OF Green
wood Cemetfy, In highly finished line engraving from
drawings taken the spot The engravings executed
in the highest sy of art They equai not superior
to thing that has been done in THIS country in
the way OF engraving. The work is furnished TO sub
scrihers only.
CHAMBrHs's ISFoRMArroS THE PEorLE, No l.
Zcber Co Philadelphia I'VE cons Ter this one OF the
most important works ever issued from the American
press Ii is q complete encyclopedia OF useful know
ledge on every subject which Information IL neces-
sary 1t to be completed in Is numuers At % cents
number.
sMALL Books ON GaEar SUBJECTS Nos 3, T. and s.
Lea Blanc hard Philadelphia These lille books
of variety OF subjects in history and philosophy They
we'll worth pefusal
lem New YorkThis is a statement by Professor Bush,
Of his reasons for adopting the doctrines OF Swedenhorg
The Arguments put with the professors usual force
and acumen.
rns slopenS FRENCH Cook, by Charles Fine Fran.
ca,el pupil Of the ceehra ed areme and lale aitre
dhotel chief Cook to her sieesty the Queen sale
by c. 8. Francis & Co, 80 Broaiway, New York We
have received from the publishers work hearing this
ttie. which commend TO the public Is no uo per
feet treatise the science of cookery have ever
II contains all information necessary for the
nagement OF the largest hotel well the smslr st
private family cupious AMI vatiei collection of bills
Of fare adapted evcry OF the has been adj
ded es-e1ti, al accom- pannent 10 tho work This
work deserves 70 run through several editions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-02

Steam ship Britannia.
This steamer is in her fifteenth day. 1t is there
fore time that she was at Boston
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II evident from the face Of the regstries of the
principal Hotels yeste rday that the current of travel
ling and throu yh the city has sub sided at least
much as to render the present ncumbents at each of
them less liable to inconvenience Nevertheless the
diniinution is scarcely perceptibe. There many
their return hons Induced to holi over' tor the
joy Of the many theatrical attractions that have burst
thus early in the autumn upon the admirers of the drama
We found at the
AsroR-J Jones, Louisiana; Mr. Joseph, Montreal; T.
Chambers, Philadelphia; T Graham, St Louis: P Ryer-
son New Jersey; Dr. Martin, Alabama; j. Webb, Salem;
G. Mansfield, do; Brown Boston; a. Andrews, do; c..
Chic&ering do; M Dixon, hatcher; NJ soloman Louis
ville Mr.. Hurley Ireland A. Webb, Havana; j Speed,
Baltimore; A Cunning ham, Georgia Kesne PhiiadeL
pha; DR.. Page Mobile; Wilson, Bufslo J. Washbuin.
savannah; WHamlton, Baltimorc; 7. Lockwood, Troy;
c. s. Coleman, do; r. Rogers, Virginia; II Rogers Bos-
ton; c. Eaton, Rochester; a.Chanberlain worcester;
G.. Arnold Boston, Ward, Kentucky; q Quest. Balti
more; ;. Forney, Alabama; Burroughs Philadelphia
r. jerks Matanzas; j. Bates Alabama.
Crry-Captain Van Ness, Boston, w Kent, doi r.
simmonds st. Thomas; J. Ed wards, Washington; DR..
Edwards Untea States Army = Richards pnsdelp'la'
M. Mayer do; B.Leebrook, Alabama, DAILY, Kentucky;
j. Thurston, Lancaster; z. Cornshaw, Pennsyvana
Coleman, Richmond; Howiey, Illinois; ): Matlock,
Arkansas; captain Durey, New Orleans; H. White,
Virginia
FsANxLrS-B. steere, Connecticut; T. Kenney, do; J.
Smith, do; Geshard Schohsrie; c. German, Norwslk;
Leonard, Saco; 8 Goold, North Carons; J Richards,
do; r Murphy, do J. Biggs do; q Campbell Orleans;
w. Ly man, Savannah; j. Lathrop, Georgia; f. Moore,
Westhed, r. simpson, Hudson; ID. Dalzell, Egremont;
w Reed, Wisconsin,; II. Smith, Mobiles H. Ross, Troy
w. David, New Orleans; E Patch, Chicago; q. Hatha.
way, Charleston
HowAap-Mr. Hartley, Montreal; VI. Mcpherson do;
f oodruf, Syracuse; J. Dana, New Haven; s. st
john Hudson; A. Hall, Geneva NJ Morris, Virs ina; c.,
Keep. Boston; W Wilson, Canada; Captain JOY, New
Orleans; A Fulton, Phadelph II. Holiness Florida j.
Geesen, Philadelphia; @ Dunn, Indiana, T. Burglar,
Philadelphia: J. Mochler, London; C. Church, Boston;
J. Brown New Orleans; j Bates, Alabama; MIR. Bald.
wi roronio VI. Scadding, do r. Simmons, Boston; q
Hurst, washington; W. flanagan, Schenectady; j. La
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CITY Convention.

Tho Convention met last evening" at o'clock
Dr. Williams in the chair. after months and thu
members looked WELL after their various excursions tc
Coney Island. and the numerous watering places
The minutes of the last meeting we're read and ap
proved
Various documents received and ordered the
flo One from the clerk of the Marine Court staff M
the aggregate amount of suits commenced in that cour
for the years 1914 and lS45.
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The cap stone of the Girard college was placed on
Saturday afternoon A very large number OF persons
were assembled on the spot among whom were the
Building Committee and embers Of Councils, As soon
the fixed the national ensign was run up to
the top of he flag saH tue large shears which haa
been erected in front OF the buiding-at that moment
three cheers given by the workmen employed
about the place Joseph r. Chandler Esq, delivered
and ell quent address, and then spectators,
guests and workmen sat down to a sumptuous dinner.
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United states Dist ict C0uri--ln Admiralty.
Rator Ind Rata


SErr. John B. Omsfedd ps. The Steamboat Sandus
ky-Ths q case of collision. IL appeared from the
libel that the evening of the 7th OF November ls45
the schooner Ann NJ of 76 tons of which the plaintiff
master and owner, was lying at anchor off 18th l4h
street. in the stream about onehird of the way
the Hudson river, with lights on board and had sui
cient TO wit four The schooner at the time
lying with bows directly up the river, about north
and south the Sandusky came the river westward
of the schooner having in tow several barges canal
boats full freighed and in attempting TO go the east
ward of the Ann NJ caused of the barges strike
her in the bows, breaking her breast hook saddle
which is the wooden work that the bowsprt and
also away the figure head caused other serious
damage to the schooner to the amount of $40 besides
loss OF time &C. and prays for sae of the Steamboat
her tackle sc.
For the defence it insisted that the collision
occasoned by the sudden steering of the schooner to tho
eastward and nearly ahwart quartering the rver
the passage between the docks and schooner
the steamboat with her going down the river
schooner and the whars along shore which
was caused by the mismanag Of those board the
schooner and concludes by praying that the libel may
be disc harged. Adjourned to this morning. For libel
liant, w. Jay Haskell for claimant Mr. Van Sanford.
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Tag VAN Mss CASE Our Washington cores
pendent made some remarks ia relation to this
case, in his letter of yesterday, which, as they
might lead TO a preiudgenent Of the case, we do
not wish to be understood endorsing. In fact,
it is private matter, and We desire to keep en-.
tirely clear of it. We request our correspondents
in future to leave this controversy to the decision
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CITY intelligence.

Arrival OF EMIoRArrs.-Annexed are the arrivals Of
passengers at this port during the month OF August,
l9l6-entered ut the Custom House
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Movements OF Travellers.


The arrivals yesterday, no doubt ascribabe to the
continued severity OF the westher fell of vastly from
those OF the preceding day. There are nevertheless
at the
Mr.. Polhemus, New York
AsroR-Messrs Pou,er and Walsh, Baltimore; J. Glenn,
do; Mr. Parker, Csnada L. Rogers, Mississippi ; Ed
Mikes, Baltimore A, Stone, Columbus, o. Messrs.
Spooper, Tucker and White, Boston Capt spaulding,
do Wharton and Duncan Philadelphia c. Hsmmond
do. Honorable Mr. Carroll. Washington; ; s. Good in
Troy s. Magrath. Philadelphia h Bount, Memphis ;
w. II Harrison. Cincinnati; H. Ames, Samuel Scovill
Connecticut; Gen. Van Rensselaer,, Albany Hale and
Macy, New York Gen Geo. Barker, Buffalo; j. Miner,
do; Huckler, Tennessee.
Cry George Renken Lynchburgh y G Richmond,
Va; H c. Corners. Zsnesville, o. George p Smith,
Pitsbufghi A. b Fisher, Tennessee; s. A Lewis Phil.
adelphia w. F. Day, New bedford Thomas Carps,
Philadelphia H. A. King, Upper Canada; O. stebbins
Richmond A. +. Cheesborough, Philadelphia r. w.
Neh. IL N. Cony, C. Hallowel, do; Messrs. Harrison
and Hamper, Baltimore.
FRASKLIr-H Harrison Bog, st. Louis w. Marcy. J.
Pudney, Nashville, Tenn; @ +. Davis Litch6eld w
Towne, Boston l.. Well, Quincy. III g. Trancbhsrt
Cincinnati; Messrs. Wilcox Mitchell, Gilbert Black.
n an, do; NJ. c. Jennings. do.
GLoBE-F. Blancsrd, New York j. D. Palmer Lon.
don.
HowARp--Louis Rousseau, West Trov Mr. GooId,
Boston A p Cholos, Pittsburgh; John Patterson Con.
nec,icut John Lesdbetor, Cincinnati; s. Vi Watson But
alo Z. d. DAILY Rochester X. B. Little New Haven;
w Wheeler, Mississippi A. Lewis, Charleston, 8 G.
W Patterson Jesse Cox, Philadelphia; r. wsldron,
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MONEY NJ = II r 4,
EvssaA q ~ Tab AVA ID NJ

ThGpews from Washington had very great eff. Ct
upon the stock market and prices fell Cd fraction.
Pennsylvania SIS and kentucky IS closed at yestsrdsy
prices Reading Railroad improved II per cent, and
vicksburg while Farmers Loan fell off per cent
Canton, /; Harlem, !; Long Island. II; Ohio 6s,4.
At the second board quotations slighy improved and
the market appeared to be little more buoyant.
Thore is very little demand for foreign exchange.
Quotations for sterling bills have slightly advanced
We quote prime bills London At 81 81 par cant
premium. On Paris 81 asi ST 27i Amsterdam sei ssA5
Hamburg SOL so3; Bfsmen 7si a 7s4
Tho New York State Bank (Albany) has declared q
semi annual dividend Of Ave per cent payable the ID
Of March.
We usual table Of quotations for the prnei.
nal State and other stocks used for investment -
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Testimony and Contradiction.

Testimony and Contradiction.
oS been no @ or a ANY with the
Der business, had al interest,"
~rs. oe. has n.I sg :eiss hist Charlie. SAY
was the Inventor Of III. machine which soomoa Z. Warner
9TH. 4 vow, ssqs w H Ds soI,.
.pouasa, Of the rs Il!
very 'o0ns ia the new'pgs. has been deed1d 5 ,ns0r
rs Conf milton of tn. .sov. of
sy sa, beer and nss says has not ~
The Lowing 81 ON The commi. Of r.s c7 ~
previous statements, (,hs statements al gsl crunAy
w-Ai 4sa1 oi ss151 g. fi f.s ! ss.
are hssss G % .ss 4 s! q Gao a
ppm which heari was sppo ed to Jake place on M
la, been decided favor iacio.ed copy oftns dee'
q 4. .ss. . f:ss
Commissioner = Pa elas. :,
Solomon c. Warner ere of Messn rton X Lssrenee 81
By s tie rs,.s, Ono. hiss no, decided The Com.
Wqns! say; . h. decided, ia hs LG.odysar poas
the eonsc,.ess Of his statements.
To the Editor ofths Nep York Errrsss.
msns der the q M ch.ss Soody.;r contain
BY sm x defence suit ssanss HIM ps.dns Ia tho
use Of my name not warranted by the fet.
Exfrdef from the g1tddrit Of II. IL. Doy, dated and
stporr, Nop. !, Ia4j on ME in Court.
And tnis def. ndnt tDay) fnher thst Nathaniel
Hayward the first and original inventor oieovsrs
Of the OF sulphur eombinauo Tia ~ bber III
the manufacture Of uds rubber goods clam he lei
ter pstsnt And the defend mt further saw.
Joseph w. Hartman Of this city su phur wn,e lad
aod di robbe - comonstion in the mnufsctu II Ind
high degree ofhs4t, &c.
and signed HORACE H. nav
Although have mad many erpsrimeais in ind. rubber
and have neen familiar wi the eYperimeus Of obrs vet
have never authorized Mr. Day claim what his pie
ella ms All India u bbe W IN
the nusinsss ssee with me in a.crbnr Mr. Goodyear the
merit 81 this discovery MIR Dsy under oath such
fomston hsd and the results Of my espe iencs
thag would Justify him in seag up aud nasng OATH rhst
was way, the FIRST dscoverer OF the non Of the
peculiar compound known insoube rubber about which,
there has been OF late much eontrov rsy.
am, respectfully &c
II w, HARTMAN.
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MAILS Fur EUROPE.

The steamship Cambria, Captain Judkins, will
leave Boston tomorrow, for Halifax and Liverpool,
and her letter bags will close in this city this after
noon Owing to the lateness of the hour of the ar
rival OF the Southern mail, the mails will be kept
open Till hafpast o'clock.
In order to send the latest intelligence OF occur
rences on this continent, by this conveyance, we
shall publish an Extra Herald at two cents per
copy. at hali-past 3 o'clock this afternoon. This
late hour OF issue will enable US publish all the
news that may reach us by the mails from Wash
ington, New Orleans, &c. NC.
The Weekly Herald at sxpence copy, with
capital illustration of the wonderful performance OF
Sands and his children, at the Park Theatre, and
he important news OF the week, from Washington,
Mexico and elsewhere, will be ready at o'clock
his morning
The Weekly and Extra will contain all the news
hat has been received in the last eight days.
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CANADIAN FRONTIER DIFFICULTIES We see by
the papers published near, the Canadian frontier
that several attempts have been made OF late to get
up frontier agitation. Col Kerby, Collector of
the Customs at Fort Erie, was fired upon, in the
vicinity OF his residence; and two persons have been
held to bail on the American, as well as the Candi-
an side, to take their trial, for attempting TO destroy
me steam ferry boat, which plies between Fort Erie
and Black Rock. No less than five attempts have
been made to destroy this vessel; two by boring
noes through the bottom, and three by placing large
quantities OF gun-powder in the fire-wood
The apprehended difficulties on the Canadian
frontier, and with this country have caused the
British government TO appoin, Military Governor
General, In the person OF the Earl of Ca,bcart and
at the same time to increase the standing army in
Canada A complete and thorough reorganization
OF the militia in Canada, has also been made. with.
out doubt, with an express view to any apprehepded
difficulties with this country.
In case any such difficulties actually take place.
the Canadian frontier would, without doubt, be
prominent spot the great battlefield and our bold
and hardy militia on the border, would be called
INTO direct and actual service. In the mean time,
me various movements OF both parties, on the Ca.
madam frontier, will be very interesting.
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AheIo mas us0n, curing past montns vory neto-
rial improvement quotations for the really good dvi
partly BY the important and favorable commercial ad
vices from Europe, partly by slight improvement
money market, and partly by the accumulation
Of interest on the Investments
There 10 now very litS doubt but that Maryland win
the payment Of the interest her public debt
some time during the present year. The Committee Of
Ways and Means In the House Of Delegates. to whom
that part Of the Governors message relating TO the
anancss Of the State referred report that period
Of four years has elapsed since the State DISCONTINUED
the regular and puncual payment of interest on the
public debt On tho LIST day Of February sAa the State
Of Maryland unable to meet the interest then due on
her public debt The Of the past yearspplesble
to the payment Of the interest the public debt. Ell
eeeded the Of interest which accrued during the
year, by the Of City Ave thousand. three hundred
and sixty three dollars and thirty.one cents,
and the ex,inguishsd so much OF the
arrearages which had accumulated In preceding
years. The Committee have, after a careful invss-
tigation, come to the conclusion that resumption
the regular payment Of the interest on the public
dsbt can be made with reasonable expectation Of GER
aiuty, to do 90 hereafter without interruption
They nd that the attempt be made ana 10 g.
nce Of this recommendation, present the annexed state
ment OF the finances Of the State - 90.
FISAscEs or MAINLAND l5to AND ieso'
The annual interest on the public dsos o. IN" A, a
ps ss s.sm Is iii, !. 10 ): deducted III. ia,sr...
on 100000 OF sig per cent debt crsated Tor
the cons,ruction ofthe tobacco warehouses
in Baltimore aud chargeable upon. md
PAYABLE ont Of the Tobacco Inspec ion
Eund.. .......... $500 %
Leaving. ............ .SSsi sai 10
The sxpepses Of the government, excluding
the charge on the Tobacco Inspection
FUND which has proper connection
with the treasury, and the charge for colo
nization, which IL specifically provided for,
Il
MAKING S5oO,97s ~
This estimate founded upon the report Of tho Tssa-
the present Legislature, aud may believed
be confidently relied upon not only for the present. but
for succeeding years. upon the supposition that
to reduce the public adopted
The following estimate Of the receipts for the present
IL based upon the experience Of the past and upon
the existing revenue laws -
From oil the ordinary sources, In
GLIDING the dividends on road
stock, and from the Warrington
Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, for hfh Of the 70.
esipts frcm passengers. ..,.... eesi<oo -
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Ane Donemlan GIrls
JtMEs G.. BENNETT. Eeo

2 .snS " DENNEI1, Ed"
Permit me 10 correct an error which you have
uainentionaly committed, in referring to the case
81 dIsM vs. Graham, the particulars Of which, as
"a. az inat sult goes, are correctly stated you OBJ
serve, mere are eleven quitqp, actions growing
out. Of this cause" Now The milan sct;ons ~
wnicn you refer, have nothing to do with the cause
against MI Graham they were commenced by
reHeu@ 70 Q, Philadelphia, music sellers, against
Ferrctt IL Co. Iremain "se"' VI
SAMUEL OwEy, Sol Tor Mr. A,,;v
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IHk BALTIMORE PACKETS The Baltimorcans
nave a. last succeeded in arranging line
packets between that port and Liverpool, for whic
purpose the weu-ktown Havre packet-ship Enc
raid has been purchased, and will, henceforh ha il
from Baltimore The line, so far, is composed of
the ships Emerald, Rhone Cloth, at one time. New
York and Havre packets), and the Roscoe. former
v one Of our Liverpool liners
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We hear, just as we 90 TO press, that Ab,ish H.,
rison, venerable citizen of Orange, and we nresnm
the Oldest man in the county, died this morning =, b
advanced oge ofe6 years. -Nercyk .7ds., Ttvrsdsy.
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2, ROussel'a Amanda

~ Roussel's Amandinc. for the cure snd
prevention Of Chpred Hands, for sale the principal ding
su bscuber EUGENE ROUSstL,
Manufacturer end Importer Of choice Perfumery, Tobet
Soaps Sh wing Cream &c Go No. l39 Broadw between
Liberty and CourtIandt streets.
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Foreign Travel,

asked question, in your paper, the other day,
among the big bugs on the platform, at the Covent
Garden Theatre, at the great corn law league meet
ing. asked the same question in another paper,
the Gasefts. Some one has replied, over the slg-
nature Pits. Funny enough I suspected Mr. W
was some presenting eli, like George Jones, the
actor, who presumed to represent us all, after the
great fire, at the great meeting In London. Oh
Mr.. Editor what fantastic tricks some OF our coun-
trymen do perpetrate abroad. Yours,
kNIcKgRBoSKER.
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weakness. digestive organs other dsesse
ctu by impnrty Of the blood. The gastric juice nnd
peculiar The stomach when from bad blood de-.
cent in hose wonderful solvent prepertes which are OF
such vial importance the dge ton Come iently the
food Of heng eediIy Of en- comes .b.o-
sour bechng in the stomach choc dyssn
terry cho,e morbu,. and o.her dreadful plants.
tain cure Dispep hsy cleanse th stomach and
bowels from all bilious humors, and purify the blood -Four
or ve OF said pills. taken at night ong bed viii 10 all
case, give relief aud il oued short tim will not
drive pain dstrese: Of every descrpio, from the body
CAUTION 1T should also be mbered that MN by the
Of Samuel Reed who sells medicine purporug 10 be In
dian Pills. ia Gay door. Il Market street Bal
is not OF mine, neither guarantee as
genuine any that he has for sale.
The only security az imposition 10 purchase from
no person unless be show certificate agency tho
Office and General Depot No. 2ss Greenwich street. New
York. -
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City and County Of Esw York, ss1Georse " White aged
fortyfour being daily doth depose
and say Opponent familiar with the subject OF India
Rubber manufacture; that deponent has been engaged 70 the
business FIR the Twelve in the Sites Of
New o aud New jersey part OF the lime on ms own ae
couut and for foreman Ia the OF
O. Smith SON. IN the city Of New tork-drp9nsns sitn
(ist0l William Smith. Of the firm of u smith Son IN
vented the then Of IN elastic goods by
combining knit fbric with India Rubber and from
III usand eight hundred and foythee large guam
titles OF said good made and sold by said smith son.
and among goods made and sold not es than one thou
sand Of Boots ard Shoes That the new mhnst.on was
publicly advertised describing the advantages OF the new arts
Gle aud the sales Of goods thus made
regular part business and has been continued q
firm OF Smith Son and has been well known TO IL
da rubber and the public from the time hst
trodaced BY Smith Son. 10 the present Depo
the patent by Charles Goodyear the Of
sand eight handred a4d fotyhve l8 for he same
invenon and that oody describes and CLAIMS IN that
life. on just what wa, invsn'eda made BY sm5h rfon'
sworn this 18th ~ Of February, 1886: before me,
ALEX. w ATSON. Com. Of Deeds.
receive patent for he shall make oath thai he
believes hims II the first aud original and thai no
does not kno believe that the before knorr
original inventor Smith, snd Goodyear. who has tut
the pssn hive I'D stores for tho sale Of ese
goods blocks Of each other in the city Of New
There are vet many hauhs OF the busn, lock-
ed by Patent aud whoever iatends TO apropnat tns m
would do we'll TO know the Comm. OF Paiets
The present Consrss The pass sc law for the repsfs
fand aud illegal patents he cssslty for such law
will evident enough members OF Congress- when they
understand The way that rubber can stretch a.;
TIL. Metallic Rubber Patent, and sfdav be foUpd in
the Tribune and Mirror Of yesterday. Lookat them