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Brandreth's Pills.

FEVERS, AGUES; are really bilious
affect tons, and curable by purging with
BRANDRtTH Pills, and good nursing
Read the directions in Dr. Brandreth's
pamphlet, which may he had gratis from
he Agent for BrandreIh's Pills. No dls-
ease can be received unless our blood is
IN the requisite state of impurity; ii is
| some in ali cases, the principle is univer-
sal; for even water must be adapted to the
nature e the fsh, or there will be no pro.
peg alton OF the spe cies. The soil mus, be
| al a pied TO the seed, or three will be no
| increase. The climate must have those
| matters ip il which will unite and keep
| alive epidemical or contagious poisons.
or tie, will become extinguished, as n
lamp that is uosupplied by oil. SO it it
tk wise with tie human frame, il cannQs
be materially affected by cpidemical Or
conta es, unless there be lliose
matters huaIpg 10 the circulation which
ofer the appropriate soil BY purifying
our bodies with the BRANDRETH Pulls,
which have affinity with those impurities
npon which contagien feeds, we may a.
ways feel secure, whatever disease may
rage around US. True, we may have it,
tu, II will soon be over. our sickness viii
who have been TOO wise to use this simple
aud excellent remedy, either die or have
weeks, perhaps months sickness.
Sudden changes from very hot TO chilly
weather are unfavorable to health, and it
is fact universally admitted, that beat
aud moisture are powerful agents in Iro-
ducing disease, aud that constant DRY and
constant WET weather are both favorable
to its generations; it does not signify WHAT
we call 1t, it may be ague. it may be yell
low iever, II may be dysentery, II may be
bronchitis, il may be cholic, il may bs
constipatio of the bowels, it may be in
dAmmalIon OF tie stomach, ii may be
nervous afectiuu; but still it is diseaes,
and disease durable by tie hraudTeth
p Ills, because they remove all impurities
from he body, all that can in any manner
.eed he future progress Of the malady, no
matter how called; thus these pills are
not only the most proper medicine, but
generally The only medicine thai need or
,ught to be used. At the present time it
IS every mans duty who wishes TO secure
his health 10 use hemi il is the duty Of
very "ne who knows anything of their
health restoring powers, 10 make il knewn
o his immedale circle. For there are
me alarming signs, " hicb tell of the ap-
proach Of disease. The sudden chauges
II temperament are more to be feared and
guarded against than any contagious mall
ldy.
n. B. There is no surety that you get
I'randteth's Pills unless you purchase IN"
y Of daily authorized Agent.
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CONGESTlVE FEVER.

peculiarity IN the bilious diseases o.
he West and South, is frequent conges
tinn of he blood vessels, particularly in
he parox,sms Of Intermittent types Of
ever. THIS congestion is produced by
he loss OF nervous power and the sudden
contraction of the anastomosirg surfaces
a the eXtremitles, Thus interruptlng the
tree circulation Of the blood in the veIns,
ailuwins IL so accumulate in the arteries
nnt'l they become gorged aud the mct
vital parts, as the BRAN, the lungs ano
resrI, become SO oppressed that death
frequentl, ensures before an equlib rium
can he established in the circulation be
tween The VEINS and arteries. M RENE
oles that lave ever been tried lave been
SO successful IN restoring health to the
patent afi cted with this peculiar conGr-
ZION Of bilious fever, as DR.. bragg's Sugar
coated Vegetable Antl. bilious and IoniC
PrIs' if they are used promptly, and as dI'
rected.
See DR. Bragg's advertisement in an
other column,
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MARRIED.,

On the 23rd inst, by Rev. James r. Bonner
Mr. WILLIAM HOBBS of Tlfiin, TO Miss
NARCISSA, eldest daughter of the Hon.
Henry ST. John, of Seneca county.
With the above notice, we received very
beautiful slice of cake, for which the couple
have our thanks and wei wishes, and may
their future lives be pleasant and happy.
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LOST FOUN'U!

A PotKLT BooK containing several notes.
aud two or three lette was iouhd neaI
lie k,lborn brigde, and can he had b,
The "wner calling al ais free Ind pay III 9
charges. II supposed 10 be property
Of H'rsn Cornell. Une nUte TOR eighteen
dollsrs wss given to Hiram Cornell b,
Be- jsmiu Bess; one Tor sl4 TO the Same
by Jacob Gagk,ag. Que Of the letters y
hom SeJ mour ~ Cornell to Samuel ID.
F.ibs. t
( July 7th l64s-3a
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"Charles," said a father to his son,
While they were working in saw mlll,
.wbai possesses ,ou 10 sssocia te VI itb such
girls as you uoi when ] WAS of Your sge
! sonld go with lae first cut"
"But," said Charles, "the first cut is
always a slsb--d,d yon know thst!'
Help me turn this lVg, ,Charles-quiek.
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News of the Great Battle Confirmed.

NEW Vhh, UB %, IOFOs
Editor ohio Statesman:
Halifax papers have been receive in
this city, which confirms the account of a
great battle between the English and
Irish, in which The former were signal,
defeated.
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AGENTS.

D. 81 W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jos
seph Shorb, Lil,le Sandusky; w. ii Zones
e. 90. Carey town; II. Erect, McCutchea-
vile; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman.
Graw ford tP.; Joseph Shilling, Buriing-
ton.
Upper Sandusky, ian. IS, lSi7--1f.
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These Iasters Iii be iuunu ut meat
cD.s BILE benefit III Sure Backs and Breasts
Oppression of the Ches,; SIuened luInis
theumslisni; chronic Diseases ot The LIv-
er, Spleei aud lungs, Lumbago: anu iu
short III all cases where ~ is ADVISABLE 10
sustain a permaneDt impression on or ne al
he psri Affected.
able, p rtable, and sulti, that they Can ur
rolled up Ia small compass, and sent b.,
mail 10 any part VI ihe Unired Staies.-
Price 70 cents each, OF twO dUlIsr> a doz.
en-. All orders must be post pant, cob.
iaIn a remittance and be deiIcted to
A. J. LoOhIS, Agent, Upper Ssndusky.
Dec. 81, lS41.--12 IL.
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REMOH.H
s A ID ID l. L A N ID II A II n E S
MANDATORY !.

FBNHE SUBSCRI would rtspcctinl'
NJ y inform lhe cItizens If Upper San,
husky and vicinity, that he has removed
his Saddle and Harness Establishment,
nne oorsouth Of the County Jail, On san
dusky Avenue, where he is now prepared
To carry on ihe
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
in all It's variuus branches; aud that he
Iriends 10 spare 10 pains in makng hIs
work Of ihe best materials aud IN The
neatest manner possible, lie there toie e
nopes thai those wishing to purchase will
not forget TO give hun call ani exam
ne his stock aud prices, before purchas
ing elsewhere.
PRODUCE, OF ALL KINDS, taken ip
payment Tor work, such as Wheat. R,e
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, liees-wax, Tai
i"w, aud the highest prices paid Tor hides
and skins.
A C RD.
He would re>pecluily return his thanks
to his numerous customers for theIrtery
liberal patronage, aud respectfully solic
1t a continuance of the same.
WILLIAM BEALS.
Upper Sandnsky. Aug. IL, l84s.-49-tf
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
EENilE partnership heretofore existing
Il between Beery 81 Lyle, as attorneys
at law, is this Day dissolved by mutual
consent.
GEO. w. BERRY,
A. LYLE,
Apr!l esiL, Is4s-S0. IE
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IS u Y q L'.EC K /!

FENHE Subscriber will sell his properi,
= in the village ut Cary, W audut Co,
| OHIO on such reas'aiabl terms that il viii
| nG tuIhe interest ui all wishing to purchase
call aud see the property. The pr. perry
| consist Of one lot situated on tie corner
OF l. ateTsun street, on the easi side oi The
Ran Road; large stune buIldIng i"r
oiacksmithing and goUd house. The lot
IL well fenced and well set wtlh shruoery,
nul, and ornimental trees with the best
well # water east OF the tIack. The
S and FIR hlat ksmIthing ~ as good as can
be found in nur'Lsru Ohlu tor business
ana Tor pay. Anef IS ears service IN the
nlacksmthlug business tie subscrtner Is
Alll,ug aud wishes 10 retire from the bus |
Iress aud give place to some t"unger and
more adler bodied hands. For mrther
particulars apply 10 the subscriber on the
prim'ses.
WIN 7. GREEN.
Cary, wyaudot Co., Aug $. ls4e.--44.
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II The sick wish a deceased stomach re
stored, and impure bluUd cieanser. with.
Uui endangerlDg The CONSTITUTIONS, go to
T.. X. King. gent Ut Cantnn Tea CO..
and get box ut DIR. lie Ruy's Sarsapa.
rIlla and " lid Cherry Pills, the only safe
tamil, medicine nuw III use.
Dec. 81, lS17.-I2-I.
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Tax % qDtiCGo
The amount of taxes levied in Wyandot
county for the year 1S4S, on each hundred
dollars valuation is,

For State purposes,
For County,
For Road,
For School,
For Bridge,
For Township purposes, Sycamore,
For Township and Poor, Antrim,
For Township and Poor, Pitt
For Township and Road, Crane,
For Township, Crawford,
For Township, M,ffi,n,
For Township and Poor, Versailles.
For Township, Ridge,
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A TTHACTIONS FOR the Lalles.-The subscribers have
lust receiYed from New York the latest STYLES of the


n Just received New York the latest styles of the
following articles, viz;
Rich coaks and visites lace capes
Standing collars, lace berthes embroidered cuffs
Black lace cnpes, embroidered CHEMISTS
Mourning collars and cuffs, black lace falls
Lace and embroidered muslin evening dresses
Light silks and satins for evening dresses
Rich yad-wde veves for dresses and coaks, OF every
shade, very cheap
Light brocade silks, very elegant
Plain gace silks, in every color, some extra rich
French cashmeres styles
High colored mou sselnes de lane
High coored hannes, gray sack cloth
French mernos of the finest quality in every imagina-
BILE shade
Linencambric clear lawn and embroidered handker-
Chiefs prices ranging from 2l cents to $40, unu-
sually cheap
Elegant embroidered Grape shawls
New-style plaid long shawls
Rich Cashmere shaws, DC.
Together with great variety of fancy articles which it
will afford great pleasure to show to all who may favor
with a call
The above goods have all been selected within the last
days with great from the latest importations in
the cities New York and Philadelphia principally for
cash. which will enable sell styles and at lower
prices than any other house the District The ladies
respectfully invited to call. p. H. HOOE ~ CO,
Pennsy lvania avenue, between 7h and 9Th streets.
Nov 2S-2Wif
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Notice to the Public and Instructions to Posmasters
OFFICIAL information has been received at this depart
~ ment that the United States steam-packet Oregon
will readiness by the LIST of December receive
mails port of New York Mail bags will be made up
at New York be forwarded by said steamer for Rio
Janero, Valparaiso, and Calao.
Also for Panama, San Diego Santa Barbara Monterey
astnamed points be left after the sailing of the Falcon
The inland and postage all letters and newspapers
be forwarded by the Oregon the being for places
within the territory Of the United States, is be pre-
paid the Offices where mailed and the postmasers
cerned will that this requiston is complied WITH and
will stamp the letters and papers accordingly
The mails said foreign will be sent to the care OF
the United States consuls the respective Places under
the seal of the New York post Office The postage for
single letters not exceeding half will be "a cents
to Rio Janeo, Valparaiso, Caao and for each news
paper pamphlet cents In each the regular in
land postage to New York is to be added To Panama
each single letter will be rated 30 and San
Diego Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco, and
Asoria 40 cents without any addition for inland postage
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Nov. q, 1913.
G. JOHNSON,
Nov 2S-3t Postmaster General
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

ID virtue deed of me, dated the 9th day of
ID February, 1913, and recorded in ber w. b. No 14l,
tolio 81 49, &c, of the land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia, and on the request OF Hoy
White of Philadelphia, of the parties having inter-
in the said deed, will expose sale at auction, on
Tuesday the 2st day of November next at o'clock in the
afternoon in front of the premises all that piece parcel
of ground in the city Of Washington, the west side OF
9Th street, Pennsylvania avenue, known and disn
gushed the ground plan, and marked and laid down
the plat of sadsciy lot No H. in No 4OS. with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms third of the purchase money in cash, and the
residue and four months be secured by the pur
chases notes. satisfactorily endorsed, with interest from
day of SALE and by deed of The premises
II the be not complied with within three days from
the day OF ale the property will be resod weeks
notice, the risk and cost of the first purchaser
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
ED. @. ~ g. F. DYER, Auctoneers.
Oct 22-3tawtvds
GJ-The above sale is postponed till Saturday next, the
18th instant, at the same hour and place
J-The above sale is further postponed till Saturday
the ID December, at the same hour and place.
JOHN MARION Trustee
ED. @. X q. F. DYER, Auctioneers.
Nov. 25-eoNds
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PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoN-voTE THE sTATEs-lf the
on-ffteen going for Taylor, and fifteen for Cass-the
former will have carried all the original States two
Virginia and South Carolina OF the States since formed
TAYLOR carried but five and Cass thirteen. The western
States consisting of Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin, formed out of the territory coded by Viz
gna and covered by the ordinance of 1887, Cass carries
entire.
Virginia. if our recollection u.s. is the only State
in the Union that has never voted for federal President
She cast her vote twice for Washngton she voted for
Jefferson when Adams elected and twice afterwards
she voted for Madison and for Monroe. In 1924, her
electoral vote was cast for Crawford In 1928 and in
1892 she voted for Jackson; in 1886 and 1910 for Van
Buren, in 1914 for Polk and at the last election cast her
vote for Cass and Butler-Ib.
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From the Columbus Statesman.
Vote of Ohto-OflictaI.

Below we are enabled give the official vote oil OHIO
by counties by which il will be seen that the majority
for Cass and Butler the candidates of the democracy Is
SIXTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND sIxrY-sA' Inc
table does not include the vote of Bennington township
in Licking county, democratic which not returned
In 1884, the democratic of Ohio l49,o6l IT rs
l54, s62-beng gain of 5,sol in four years The
wing vote OF 1914 was l35l3 IT is now lbs ,3s6-being
decrease in four years of 167l7 about equal 10 the
democratic majority in the State.
Ohio heads the democratic column. For Cass Butler
and democracy, she gives the largest majority OF any
State in the Union From a wing majority of e,052 In
1884, she rolls up democratic majority OF 1896
and her course is still onloard and t.pcard
1874 lS4s
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DEC. ls4s
ID. PAINE s. co,
oe and managers of the MARYLAND State otte
RES office No A. Fayette street, Baltimore

ID. PAINE s. co,
Sole and managers of the Maryland State otte
ries, office No AZ Fayette street, Baltimore.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass No 2
To be drawn in Baltimore, Dec 9, 1913.
70 numbers--l3 drawn ballots.
1877 377-$l5 OOO-$7 5OO-S3 500
rs prizes of 81 900, &c.
Tickets Sio-halves $5--quarters So so.
Certificates na of package of S whole. $40
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class 8,
To be drawn in Baltimore December 49, 1913
rs numbers-Il drawn ballots.
ALL PRIZES!
Each and every ticket in this Lottery will be prize,
GRAND SCHEME.
$tS, 000-S24, COOS II, 600 SO, OO0-S3 600
20 prizes Of 81, 0OO &c.
All ticket without any drawn will be entitled to rs
Tickets $i5-halves 81 50-quarters SO rs
SUsQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No 3
lobe drawn in Baltimore December 30. ISas
rs numbers-I6 drawn ballots
sso, o0o-sl5, OOO- 81 ,5OO-sa COS.
20 prizes of ST. 900, nc
Tickets $l0--halves S5-quarters 81 so
Certificate of package OF 26 wholes SI2O
DO shares same proportion.
sUsQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class4
To be drawn in Baltimore, December 81 1913
10 numbers-l3 drawn.
CAPITALS.
S3s,eO0-$22, 0O0-S IL .0OO-S5 i95-s3Ooo
20 prizes of 81 $50, &c
Tickets $i0--Halves $5-Quarters So 50
Certificates of package OF % wholes SI30
DO shares in proportion,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Glass No 3
To be drawn in Baltimore December 30, lsis
$4,000 Capital Prizes of $4,000
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
S50,00O-5 of $4,000 100000
20 Of $4,000 are 100000
&c, &c, nc.
Tickets Sl0-halves S5-quar,ers So 81
Certificates OF package of rs wholes $40 OO
Do do 25 halves N m
DO do 0 quarters IS 90
10 Orders for tickets shares or certificates packages
~ The above magnificent schemes viii receive prompt
enton, and an official drawing sent as over
Address ID. PAINE ~ CO. Managers.
NOV cs-3tawcp Baltimore, Maryland.
A RMY REGISTER corrected to 3ist October-aS
"A cents FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov rs
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Ry n. GREEN, .s..ctiorser.

RY "A. EREE~N, .QucfdOnfer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION On Wednesday, the 10Th instant shall
sell AT residence of g. Abbot, esq, 10th street.
near the of street. square north of st Johns
Church. 10 O'Clock part of his paror and cham
Der furniture, WIS
Mahogany dining centre and other tables
do hair-seat parlor chairs, NC.
do sideboard and bureau
China, glass, and crockery ware
Three ply and ingram Competing
Hearth rugs straw mating, oicloth, NC.
French and Frcnch-po beds'eads, mattresses, &c
With many other articles in the furniture line
Also excellent assortment OF kitchen requisites, rerig-
eraor, No.
Terms All sums Of and under 800 cash over $50,
credit OF and -four months, for notes bearing Interest
Nov 2s-2t A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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IRVING HOTEL,
(Ldte Fuifer's,)
w a = n n K ton City.

rTNtE above elegant hotel erected within the past yee
Pennsy vana avenue, corner of 18th street. Is noI
in the complete order, having been painted, papers,
and embellished throughout, with the addition oil ade
ordinary and other improvements, that its genera
engagements tor com fort unsurpassed by any
in the city. II will be ready Tor the reception oil co
pany Monday, the 18th Nov instant and the subse9
respectfully socits the patronage of the public, win 20,
of his best eneavors make the house IN ever
respect worthy of it, J. THOMAS,
(.ate OF the Howard Hotel, New York;
Nov l2-3aw4w IIptel1 Washington
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RS. eIILI.tR, ID street, between I2th and i'"
lVI Streets has two beautiful rooms, which she WIN "
plea sed rent with with board reasonable Pe
One of the is in full view of the avenue bkew's,
several gentlemen be accommodated with board,
three dollars per week. Nov. b-l"'
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NEW illustrated Books-for presents. Just received
IN at TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S new bookstore. near 9Th St,
The Mirror of Life, Women of the Scriptures Scenes ~
the Life Of the Saviour, Scenes in the Lives of the Pau
archs and Prophets, Scenes the Lives of the Apostles
Souvenirs and ANIMALS for ISl9 Juvenile Books IN ever
variety, and in beautiful bindings Nov 20
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Watches, Clocks, and Chronometsrs.

rTNHE public respectfully informed that A. c. Hugue
min, manufacturer of watches, clocks, aud chronon
ers from Switzerland, has large assortment OF superior
French English and Swiss fine watches FOR sale at the ~
adjustment of ]. Montandon Pennsylvania avenue, DC
18th and 18th where all kinds OF Watches
clocks, and cbronometers repaired.
Nav mi
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OUNCE the closing Of the last business season the CITY
- Hotel has been entirely repaned papered, and other
wise embelished and addition of gentleman, par
the first floor Also hot and cold water baths and
many other Improvements requisite the comfort of the
travelling community. The house is pleasantly situated
in the agreeable part of the city, the Presidents
house and the executive offices.
The building is four stories high fronting on Pennsylva-
MIA lao feet and 18th IT'S feet containing
lao rooms OF large size, well arranged with parlos and
chambers attached and suits of rooms for familes-a
well lighted and ventilated
The ladies' paror is large pleasant and convenient to
the ladies' ordinary.
With practical knowledge of hotel keeping, and one
years experience in Washington with atten.
ton 10 business, trust the City Hotel will compare IA
yorably with any hotel in this country
E. ID " H. A. WILLARD
WASHINGTON, ID. u, NOV. H. lStS. Nov I4--d2w
DEERE az COsTAH'S HATs--SrEVENS, No. l.
ID Browns Hotel has this day opened of cases
of bats from Beebe " Cosrar, New York
Sales room No l, Browns Hotel
Nov 22-6tfeo
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On Saturday evening last (says the Alabama Gazette of
the goth NovembeD the vote of the State opened
and counted and the following is the result The
for Gas ia SSl
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

LII
home the charge of loading from the muzzie the differ.
its rest instead of the entire length of (may be
barrel the mechanical embodes the best scien.
load and fire the gun at the rate Of three hundred lines per
hour and keep the gun Clean the load always dry make
fit Of the ball, enables it also shoot with unusus
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlke purposes
They are made to order, either in musket rife, carbne
and and form and delivered bs n5. not
at variance with the institutions or laws OF the United
For particulars address, post P%sid, u,rppr11
Aug. LIT Pa,entee, Philadelphia.
Tho subscriber fired muskst "a times in sue
cessve minutes.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars Reward.-Robbery Of the
Patent Once.
an the night of the 9th instant the following articles
Gold snuff-box, set with diamonds.
Gold scabbard belonging to the sword presented 10 oom
Gold medal struck by order of the Senate of Hamburg
their centennial commemoration Of tho establishment o.
Silver medal duplicate Of the same
Gold medal commemorative of the delivery from a'sa''
Gold medal struck in Peru in 1871
ga ia medal % e. Of Il s;age,ss ss 1875
Silver medal of Rio de la Plata 1878.
Roman gold coins.
Pint bottle of altar Of roses.
Pearl necklace.
Two pearls in the gold snuff box which was TAKEN
Twenty medals Of copper and silver, ofGens wayne
Green and other generals.
The reward above stated will be given for the recovery
the property above mentioned and the apprehension ana
conviction Of the thief thieves by whom was taken
for the information which will lead TO the recovery oil w
property and the conviction of the thieves. -
EDMUND BURKE,
Commits sioner of Patents
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, Nov. 9, lSiS
o. The Argus, Baltimore pennsy vanian Phladelpnai
True Sun, and Sun, New York Post and Times bo,lDni
Post, Pittsburg; Enquirer, Cincinnati and Della, NeN
Orleans will please copy the above three times weeA
for three weeks, and send their bills eceiped in d"P
cate) to the Patent Office for payment
Nov l0-d3w