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louisiana, Mo-.

f2@9ATt THIS well known House is still open
80 for tic accOnmtGa tion Of tha ~traScli;e
coinInu.ity. The proprietor, grateful Tor lie
ilbcra! patronage lie has 50 long received, hopes
by constant attention 10 the wallis Of Ids crsto-
mer,, 40 merit Il continuance Of Tie same. lie
promises that IL, table shall at ali times be sup
pie. with the best that tie country can afford;
ana that particular attention shall Lc given TO his
Stables.
For the benefit of strangers be will say that
Foulks' IIotcl is situated Oh Third Street, one
door south OF Bairi's hotel and Immediately OPP
posite the academy. JOHN FOULkS Sr.
NV. the 99Ih, 1877.
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INV SQORE 1T TnE Old STiND:
Selling off at Cost! and
less than Cosln

subscriber having takenthe Store late
ly occupied by 'ie<srs. &. w. JEsksS Co
ami purchasedr!iciT eu;ire stock Of Goods. wou.,
offer Tie same to the public upon he MOST
FAVOnAHLE TEMaS, IGr Cash rr lro>.uce
IL is also making great additions TO the staes
syi:i2h will render !: more com pie;e taan any I;
he iu:ni il this viyi..iiy.
he will e~nieavor hy eyc:y e~xertion to SITS
i!in the reputation o: the House obtained by t''
t,te occupants, al! would solicit Il STARE OF pu1'
10 patronage. NEWTON EnA 0LEY.
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GREAT FRESHET.

Geographic dispatches for tie St. Loui,
Union, dated Louisville, Dec. Is says:
At o'clock, the rise at Cincinnati was
about ? inches per hour, wlth all the hous.
e' in Front street filled, and much distrcs.
Prevailing.
lnLnuisriIie, Front street is completely
lnnhdated-houses vacated-river rising
weather unsettled.
The Maysvi!le Eagle says the loss of
Property on the Licking river, (Ky.,) and
It's tributaries, has been immense; in many
Places the water was from Eve to ten feet
Iaghes than ever known before, carrying off
lsndges, mills and warehouses; in its turbu-
mt course.
u Thos. j. Campbell, (WIlig,) of Tea
Jesse, has beer elected clerk of the House
y Representatives., By majority of4, over
n-French, tile former Clerk.
The Supreme Court Of the United
S1ssss aeoarneneed its annual session on
~'adsy the 9th inst. .r IL ~
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons
~ Concerned or interested i'll the estate o
Iimotl. T. Bike, deceased, that l will maze
final settlement Of NY administration OF said es'
tdc ct lie next tenn OF ,he County Court ui
Pike County, Nc. 10 he begun and he'd in Bow
ling Green Oh the first Mon'!ay in February,
1913, when and where all persons concerned
may attend il they think proper.
JOHN s. MARkLEY, Admir-.
December 10th. lS47.
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u The following resolution was unan-
imously passed by the Wing meeting at
Palmyra, on the 9Th Instant:
Resolved, That We symrat'ise with The
Oppressed of every nation; we desire tie
success Of Liberty, and welcome IFS exi!es
to our shores, and ardcntly hope for the day
when civil Liberty shall break every fc'trr
of oppression, and visit every nation of Tie
earth with the benign and fruitful blessings
of true and just republican government.
The Lcwistown, Pennsylvania bank has
Ifl:led.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ t~crcstcI, that On the 81 t,y OF the nc>i
February t,rm olthc co,,r'y court Of Pike Co.
| shall apply Tor Il final s,tl'rInen, Of the .stat.
OF Thos. s. n.r!,:s, Grc'.t.
THOMAS r. JOHNSON, Admir-.
NULcmicr .!:tiI, 1917.
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1Jlhe Presidents Message was carried
from Washington to Baltimore, a distance
OF 40 mics, i'll So minutes, by an expless
Car. This is nearly equal to the fastest
transatlantic expresses.
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NEW EiLL iNn NIlTLR GN0HX!!

Z h F.. BLOtk & Co, Ualer MIeaf, Log
. isi""a, 40, have now i'll store Il coxr-
Iricte stock Ct ri .9.ND UINTE
GOODS, +" which thcy respectfully solicit the
81 ti!rir iricEG> a;u Gust Incrs general
Is. They beg leave 70 sly, il:t, having select
ed their GOODS with Ike r~r,.i,>I care, md Law
ing purchased Item 10 the very les, aGvart; pc,
that they therefore t!attcr Ia nns,l,ss 20 lie able
{" compete with any mercantile e>t.lliA m''t i'll
the cotniIy. IL. T.. BLOCK co.
Louisiana, Sep. 2Ctl', l&!7
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just Received,
100 bills. refined kelawla Salt.
50 Sacks q. a.
% 90 u l.. B.
go Bar, Iron and Steel,
Sugar, Coffee, AIolasses, Vinegar, Tar and
Oils.
zoo Binchcs Cotton Yarn,
- pieces brown and bleached Domestics.
10 cases Boots and Shoes.
HITS and Caps in abundance
loo pieces Calicoes, from q Ia to rs cts.
per yard. ..H
Cashiin"res; Muslin Eclains; AIapaccas,
PalO Alto and CALIFORNIA; Piaids; Siawls.
Gloves, Hosiery, Ciuths, Cassimers and
Vcstings.
A good assortment of Hardware, Queens
ware, Iin-ware, Castings Nails, &C., Sc. Also
L well selected stock of .,
Ready Made CIOthing.
And III fact every other article usually found
IN a country Store; all Of which, we pledge our
selves TO sell at prices which shall be satnlacto-
~ to the purchaser. Il E. BLOCK &CO,
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Corner oil Min AMI South Carolina Streets,
LOUISIANA, MO.
"a THIS HOTEL, formerly known a,
IL the Missouri House, is now open fnl
thr .ccolniaod ttion OF boar,icrS and travellers
Every eIJrt will be made TO render those wlt
NY cail It ThurGpni'S comfortable; and thu
proprietor hopes, - constant cxertions to please
10 merit ii.eral share Of public patronage.
Dec. 9Th 1917.
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kihE CniIGE.

EEAEiEE mae arrangements 70 commence
Z B business at UsrksriHe. 10. in the Spring.
/ off, iv' sl!c ~ t!r iuI>t a"cjno i,'ing terms ~
isnt1rSt Iii nay SCOTS S1r"ag La>:::ts>.
~ 1t wiil be necessary for me 10 devote my
entire personal h.teHtiomt, tie business at ClLrk>-
VILE, | would like 10 form Il connection with suinC
yoIug Inan of good hr>iir>s hn!itS. who wn"id
ta"c ct:"rge "i lie business II tits Place, which
is worth ii !sas' $1,000 annually. II ! 90 n"t
succeed in forming Il satisfactory oonrcHi"n Lc-
fore the 2!jth December, | will on that day com
iat PUBLIC AUCrI0N.. "E.ua - "''', ~ :. i"
IA, 10 day un,il the entire stock is >oil.
| Will i.2 rnan:iE: 81! WIN: gay.iS lav"
at 4 s:a II i VANCE Oh The actual cost, FOR
CASH ONLY.
JOHN W. SMITH.
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- Last Notice.
E~ ALL Those who are indrbt-
''H~ e cd at the Banner Office OH
account of job-work, advertising or sub
scription, prior 10 the goth day of October
last, must positively call Ga the undcIsign-
ed az Bowtine-Grren aud settle their ac-
counts immediately. am anxious to ST.
Tie up the business of the off &c to that date,
and those who have not the money should
at least call and close their accourts BY
note. S. i. MURRAY.
Bnwling-Grcrn, Dec. 90, 1877.
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B~Es5ANI~ p.CL:IroFp, Complainant Ri in
Henry Clon;ca', Andrew Forgcy and cir"-
o:.ler>. y, :cm!ants. wy
& + being suggested to The Court. that E.iwar..
E Ciru;ityli his d";rrtrd This lille, since tLr
cen II .lcrinrnt 81 !his -uit, on inutinn o. Aylrti
III. Di.tucr, solicitor for complainant. it i. .r-
,'!crcl That III u. the unanown heirs Gi l.ula!i.
Paul, Loui>. Paul, .Au-u>,e A. Ciiou,ca,r .l::
Edward Ehcuteau, lc notified that the said con-,
p!ait,"'t I."s ti.,,l lis amended Bill % The orig
inal Bill heretofore fled. tlc al! j,c, o! wi,icii i
10 rc>ciad the con!rac, mace ly .;i:i uual.l~ir-
ait with saii ~i'orgry, for tie sale q Tic real g.
t.t" nr'ii.ucl in saiu bill. Viz: y. l.. ii see
'ioa -, ca:.tai,.iag lu2 "a 0nr l:;u,.rr;tils Aces
an! :. +. Ii 'ctt. II. containing lGl ~ "nc
!hrm ;!ct:ls Acres ia Z. s.. =. X. | Eat, ana
being o! survey GJ7i-alri 10 oLi.in compcn>a-
.t!on ;nr improvements mae Oh >aij! LANE.
II is therefore ordered thai I'll tic L"Erown
heirs Of said J ouise P.unl, EnlaIia Paul. E!warr;
iCil"uir.,u and .Augu>tr il. ClinutyAu. deceased,
he y. titled t!iat unless they appear Lrre. on or
tc!ur" The first iay al the .rrAl term. and a,.-
lswer tl:c said amr'v,c,! ILL, the sane will he
taken for Confessed acai'>, them. aui Tia, this
ar:lcr be Published :or eight weeks >u>cc<siv,l,
in >onr mw>;"prr published in iii> S.uI,., The
LIST Insertion Ia he at least four weeks before the
neat term q this Court. To he begun and held
1t Ii" court house, in Bowling Green, on the
first y 'H!ay q: April, i%iS.
OF Mi~SUt III. -,
County Of Pike,
!, Simeon =. Robinson. clerk Of the circu;r
,con:: i;r sail county, certify that The foregoing
: = trl" roPy ir'''i the record.
I Niin"><my hand and official seal.
Sd. Done Il niirc IL Bon iing-Grc,r,in
t~\>.i! r"nn'!, this The z:th day OF No
vcmJcr, 4. d. lSI7.
S. P. ROBINSON, Clerk.
n. al Jp.7
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rive give below the latest news we
,,re received from Mexico. 1t will be
..,o that new freFa die army is expected
L. ,be next ~arrixal 80.
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IiuaI SHs!Erl.lrnt.

NOTICE is hereby given. 10 all persons in.
q ~tcrcste,l, that At tl;r rext February Term
q: the county court Of Pike county. | shall app,
tor final settlements Of the estate al Polly Layle.
deceased, NABNEY JONES, AGm'r.
De. 9th, 1917.
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Justice N~sasSie.

WILL hold lis next Law Day in Louis
i'na, on Saturday TIE SiA day Of January.
1918.
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late FROM C R

h eslip Tahmaroo, Capt, st. Clair, ar.
,ired Yesterday from Vera Cruz, whence
,bs sailed on the Esd nlt.-two days later
than our former adviees.
There do not appear to have been any
l,tsr arrivals from the interior.
On the 2lst ult., over 100 troops arrived
At Vera Cruz, of different regiments.
The U: 5. schooner Scorpion, sailed on
The a day for Campeachy.
The-Free American says the mail from
The city Of Mexico would arrive there the
SD uIt. The first arrival here then viii
give us news.
Atheatre was opened in Vera Cruz O,
de 22d.-[N. o. Pic, ssh.
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Ess.ADT-NkDE CE.ATEasSG

Ever brought 10 this TowH;-ail o! which lie is
determined to sell, as cheap, sr A LITTLE CHEAP
Tn than uoo.s ale generally sold In these G:g-
rir<."
lie has also on hand a large quantity Of =
first rl;o a~rliv.r OF Refined kvrawll salt, which
the afncrs viii Eu:i il 4 ar ~i":ric>t TO call
and see, before purchasing e.,,"! ere.
- In conclusion, be rct"1ms his unfc;cned
THANKS 10 his friends and the p~!!lic. tor Tie ltrr-
ii patronage icrttr:,rc .~cSt,n&,. Ia him. aEd
hoies by strict attention an, iOw prices, 10 mcr-
II i cuutinuancc o. flts.r !avcr.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
N"trr Street, louisiana. iIo.
December GGfi. LII.
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Massey Tr.g, hy S.HrEL Arro:r,
her neat .rIeni, Complainant,

= 49, ! . a - 'N VI 10
her neat .rIeni, Complainant, Bill! for
". divorce.
.Bynxrr e.. Trrr. Defendant.
CIV al thi> Day the sal! comp!Ainanthy her
u Attorney files her bill, PRAYING ti:at Ihc
bon's Of matrimary contracted 10y her with sal
It, =, =; ,rPay be dissolved, and it appearirg :,
'"' WI .'' san a.. mt i ::ut Il rc<il,n nj of
TIM site, ii l. "r'!"rc! tlat f'n;I' l.. ri,, L,r..
.ot by pablo llinn of this order in some -, n:>iA-
per printed in Ills cnunty. 'r eight weeks >ic.
.cr>>ively. The last i~"~"rIion TO lr at ira>t Ion.
hc.orc the heat term OF this court-anI
continued.
County Of Pike,
|, Simcon p. Robinson, clerk of the circuit
court t'r SAIL county, certify that the foregoing
i a tue copy from the record.
~ Witness my hand md official seal.
Seal. Done at office in Bowling Green, in
~ said county Ills the ~. day Of No.
vcinhrr, 1877. s. y. ROBINSON, Clerk.
D,crnhrr Sih I%I7
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Fresh Supplies!
AND sTELL THEY CO7sE!!

IN addition 10 his for
nc! stock tic subscriber
has just received a coih-
plc;e and >p'on;ih assert
inert ui NEW GOD
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JOHN W. SMITH.
~TUCRuOyD's T

Seats Spring. Dee. Stl, 1911.
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O"t S''hf 10
To DR.. Bragg, 81 Louis, .lto.,- DEAR Sra-
have 10 inform YOU that | lnve used all cur Ton.
lie Pills. ami the re!ore pray You 20 send ere an.
other supply immediately, as tnere is much fe-
irer and aSne within the bodnis of ny Practice,
ami | hereby know now 10 satisfy and cure nv
patient, wiil.uut tit III '
/ have thoroughly tested your Tonic Hills and
IN my practice through tbs country, rct oriy i,
et'I!is ana fever, but in rral tgrhuid fsr-, s have
mt with s;ich success frc% their use that Il
it''' t",' inysch ot' great loss to get afons with
IrI' a'rAn' , c~o'isiicr ihem q great blessing to
TIE pconse nG the West and South, and / am
SATISFIED. that they are important in tic .eare OF
NOR: diseases than YOU reeoGinend them for
DIn't fail to forward Inc 4 supply BY nail, a.
Iquickly as pssiblc, directed as above. :.
Very respectfully, yours. 81"
JAMES HODGES, NJ. D.:
I-FOr Sale at the following plates:
E. Draper s. Brothers, Louisiana,
y. G. s J. W. Campbell Bowling-GreeA.
John L Luke, C,,ark>viile.
James r. Patton, Paynesville,
Ninor& Eubank, PrairieviNe, .'a-.'
iThoma, NJ Carroll, Grass-cteek, PfES e
'Hays,& Hampton, New London 1-'s
VS.. Cochran. Auburn, Lincofa eeakty,
,Bsitton s. Voolfolk Troy, No" '"0THt'
L. Paxton, Louisville Z IL "2"aT9
Sep IA, i2<a, @'e-
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Those whose Impressions of present quarrel with
Mexico exclusively derived from the speeches and
gazettes of the wing party, perhaps excusabe for
credtng errors and misrepresentation both many and
gross, inasmuch the whole tenor tissue of these
political eremads calculated to conound or to con-
cAal the truth From these sources would appear that
ON part this is of the most nQuitous and rapa-
cous wars that have ever astoshed the world with hui
man depravity; that Mexico is the aggrieved and
wronged and i'll fated of nations, and that every degra-
ding motive with which ambition and rapacy could in
to beat and despo eebler peighbors Mexico is de-
pcted in the light of small but chivarc people, whose
lnsued and heroic patriotism prefers to submission
who, IN the conviction OF an honest cause, will listen
neither to truce nor compromise and whose proud Span
lsh, and sensitive honor will strive until the national
heart be broken before any concession or compact will
be granted to their foes
In the face OF the executive power and of the majority
OF the people, (who entertain contrary sentmens this
language sounds strangely. II there be anything in it
therefore, would be well to ascertain the fact Let us
then, consider the question, and behold in its naked
truth how it stands before us.
We are of those who believe that the President has
acted rightly in this business and that there has not on
oeen Jusuiyng reason-but strong, ample, and impera-
tive reasonsor has having adopted the course that has
been pursued. --1,
Let be remembered, in the first place. that of the
s,oo9oD) OF people in Mexico 100000 only whites
VI the remainder 100000 Indians and 100000
mongrels or negroes. Mexico belongs 10 the whites.
Inc other races OF there except for the
drudgery both OF peace and They cultivate the soil
fetch and carry during peace they deadly weapons
and obey chieains in times of revolution In point OF
cIvzaon, they have refrigerated since the conquest
and have only ceased TO reogae because they can sink
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the people would have to nav into the treasury nm tho
foreign cotton fabrics consumed by them In 1870 as
manufactured in this country $s6 $50 1853 We may
safely ad TO tins sum per cent 1862 o5i for in
crease during hive years Consequently the amount of
cotton goods manufactured in the Union, in 1915 was
In consequence of the duty of 25 per cent
imposed upon foreign cotton fabrics imported this rchoie
qanny domestic goods lras increased 23 per cent IN
ptsce, OF S2673.l26. All this would go into the pock-
cts OF me manufacturers in me shape Of bounty This
sum- added % the amount OF duty paid to the govern
ment, would make $lG,oss,4o5, Thus, assuming that
der to get $34iqaG9 into the treasury, ,od be obliged
20 Pay Hs rmmease sum OF $l6osS 1876, than three
quarters g 'seh troud go INTO The pockets Of the
fa6,o6s ~ ne J0rm % bounty
Iherr'pre s II as clear as light at MONDAY, that a
duty upon e All coffee is the cheapest of all duties, and
bears ness TtshtIy upon the people All the additional
price they have TO pay in consequence of the duty would
60 10 the government revenue. They would not be
compelled to pay more than three times much to
protect the home produce of tea and Coffee they have
toPay when cotton woolen goods. iron, sugar. or
salt, is taxed.
And what would be the amount OF this tax on tea and
cofee On tea IT would not quite equal cents pound
Most families do not use more than pound month, or
twelve pounds year The amount of tax, therefore,
which each family would pay would be only 81 cents
per annnm Il would be about cents head for each
On coffee duty of 25 per cent would be little less
than cent and mills per pound Families do not con-
they did consume that quantity, what would be the
amount of duty which each family would have to pay
Why, only the paltry sum Of 10 cents year!
The aggregate tax each family for both tea and coffee
would be 81 81 cents year, for each family And have
the people of this great and proud republic become
dead TO patriotism, degraded, selfish, and mean, that
they will not consent to be taxed that pay amount to
aid their government in Just and righteous with a
foreign enemy 1t is foul libel upon the character OF
the American people, to utter such thought respecting
them No; there is not patriotic woman in the country,
who would not forego, entirely, the of her avorte
beverage, if it necessary to sustain the credit and
honor OF her country. Members of Congress mistake
| fha ~ r,x-kap
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Ais way to Virginia, has

VIE under Aed now 1&9Ssss way TO virginia, mas
be Ct BID ias Psis We're S a s as
attle satisfaction gis such thai the undersigned has
the range of county for the harvest viz: $50
10 300 Broclrort New York. by Messrs seymorr, Nor
e Hs wa sss Ss ls s%sena "s ssa
200 Of wheat with in The last harvest; and 100
100 az CINCINNATI under the of his brother,
February And for these large proper
ton OF The orders for the reaper have already been received
considerable number OF these machines were also manu-
featured and sold in Virginia for the last harvest which,
| usual, gave general satisfaction
The object of this notice is merely TO call attention 10 the
reaper, and say that it has been very much improved
within the last two years the man who discharges the
iostaby upon il, and peronng his tabor with much more
and completeness than formerly And farther 10 say
ern r. o. Augusta county, Virginia, twho VIII attend 10
The manufacturing at that pornt) to L. j. Mccormick,
the other said maruacurers) satisfactory information can
doubt be had in relation to i, hndbils having been
prepared with of the machine, and large number
certificates OF its operation given by the best farmers OF
the country.
Elias B. Holmes of Bockpo, New York. whose brother is
member of the said firm of Seymour, Morgan Co; and
of the Chicago Democracy who has known of the opera
lion of large number OF reaper in the country around
Chicago and of the progress made by cssr Gray War
The following form of our order will show the terms
| which the reaper sold, viz:
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan %, 1877.
| ssForWard 10 m n to the OF be-
fore of your improved patent reapers for which
will pay, receiving il, $50. And the lst day OF
November 1917 $780, provided that il viii cut oneand
half OF wheat other small grain per hour; that
VIII average OF bushe of wheat 10 the thai
would be lost by ordinary cadling that is well made,
good material and durable with proper and that
the raking be well done by man riding upon IL.
Ii, upon fair trial, the REAPER cannot perform as
above specified and is above represented,
will keep safely, and deliver it G. H. Mccormick OF
ORDER subject to reflmding $50, advanced by
And if the reaper shall prove satisfactory on tra
agree, when called by @ II Mccormick, his agent,
to give for 500, payable M on The FIRST
day of November, 1871" G. H. McCORMlCk.
| Jan 25--eoti3t*
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nR BANNING's body bracr.-Thousands of perso

nR. BANNINGS body brace.-1housands of persons
~ afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia conspa-
ton, and variops degrees Of local general debility have
been relieved by this instrument II is particularly adapt
ed to ailments prevalent the SOUTH to spinal
weaknesses distortions, tendency of the body 10 lounge
and droop, both in children and adults. BY restoring the
form POSTURE it enlagcs the chest that the
subject breathes ree and easier, and thus many
tons of the chest, with attendant affections of the heart and
lungs counteaced and full play is given the organs
OF respiration.
The brace may be had in this city by applying to Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance all times e.
Wheelers hardware store, Pennsylvania avenue, 7th
street. gentleman will aid in adapting IL to those who
may call for the purpose.
Applications for single braces, from distance, ms also
for patent rights may likewise be directed Dr. Bannngs
office, 423, Broadway, New York.
DR.. Banning can REFER if desired, OF the most
professors of medical and surgical science in the
United States as well TO distinguished ladies
and gentlemen in this city and other parts OF the country
juiv S-Iv
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Jan. q, lSl7.
w the Petition OF Alexander Mitchell, of Belfast,

y Iand, Praying Tor the extension OF patent granted
70 said Mitchell for metod of obtaining foundations, and
moorng ships, buoys and other floating bodies for
81 years from the expiration OF SAID patent which takes
place ON the fourth day OF July, 1917 The said invention
having been patented in Great Britain the 4th day OF
l4y 1883 and patented in the United States the 18th
March, 1876
ordered that the said petition be heard Mt the Patent
nee on The second Monday being the eighth day OF March
eA nj " O'Clock M and all persons notified to APP
PM and show cause, If any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted
Vdered, aso, that The notice be published in the Union
piu National Zetung, Washington keystone and Penn
yiyanian, Philadelphia; Jeiersonan New York Senti-
el Providence, r. and Post, Boston, once week Tor
lee successive weeks previous the 9Th day OF March
next IDMITNU aITIKE
Jan 2j-w3w Cannnissoner of Patents
r. . Editors of the above papers viii please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper containing
Ibis notice
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HENRY G.. SEMPEE,
attorney at Lar,


WlLL practice IN the of law and equity of Mont
w gomery and Lowndes counties, in the circuit court of
the United States at Mobile, and the supreme Of
Alabama.
REFERENcEs-Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor of Law
in the University of William and Mary, Virginia Judge
William II. Cabell, President of the Court OF Appeals Of
Virginia; Simon Greenenf Royal Professor of Law Cam
bridge, Massachusetts,; H. w and j. j. Fry, and Charles L.
Osborne Richmond, Virginia Gwathmey, Forbes, N Co,
and Beers ~ Smith, Mobile, Alabama Fisher 81 Co., Bos-
ton; A. Thornton New York; William g. Maitland of New
York. Oct 2S-cp6n