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A BARGAIN,

A BARGAIN,
A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered to a
"a business man who would like engage in the Dry
and West India Goods business in pleasant and thriving
village, on the line Of he Western Rail Road ten miles
from the City of Worcester. The subscriber being about
change his business will sell his entire stock and stand
very sreat bargain Amy individual having mOdtr
cash capital and wishing TO engage in the business Of
Country Store, where money be made may apply
/ ersonally or by letter, post paid to
Julyl4 diff JOHN FIR TH CLdppuiUe, Mass.
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To Machinists and Card Manufacturers.
THE subscriber has a number OF FOUR FEET TURN
L ING and DRILLING LATlIE5. Bench, Vicees an
many other small TOOLS suitable for Machnss, which
will sell lon for cash Asc, any quantity of CARD SIT
TING MACHINES, in prime order. 800 fI f3 8am
Worcester. Aug. 81. CIV N.AINsWORTH.
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REMOVAL.

lar Z. A. KlTTREDGE has removed his
a. Office his new Hydropathic Institution. No. "a
Franhfn Piace, F,Gnkiin Street, BOSTON,. vapor and
ali Kinds VI Unmedicaied Warm and Cold Baths WAYS
IN readiness the Establishment.
Transient boarders IN sente Diseases can, desired find
he best Of and treatment tbs house ill re-tored
FOR SUCH tvs dollars per day, and upwards. For perna
neni boardrs from TO two dollars per day. according
90 rooms, &c. dwsf Nav 2e
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City Furniture Ware House.
w. s. III. BAKER

City Furniture Ware House.
w. 81 HI. BAKER
MOUID respectfully inform the citizens If the City OF
w Worcester and VIC nifty and their former customers
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms AT
NO. 244 Main ST., corner Of Pleasant,
or the manufacture and sale of all The LATEST kiads
PARLOR FURNITURE.
they have constantly on hand make at short notice
he French srye and patterns Rosewood Mahogany and
Black Walnut COUCHES, sOTTOMANs, LOUNGES,
Tete g te DlvANS and TABoURErs.
Also, the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con
structed up9nlhe most approved principles OF comfort
aste and durability all The latest pattern, Of American
CHAIRS-dfs6 The French and English patterns Modern
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS.
covered with Satin, Plush, Damask, and Hair Cloth
Needle Work carefully mounted In the tasteful
ner.
Aso general assortment of
seer ETARiES, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLEs-Book and Show Gases
Desks, Hat Trees, What kos, Tea Poys &C.
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment Of Cheap Furniture cane and wcod
| Palm Leaf and Hair MATTRESSES, made and Resulted
Furniture repaired, UarniShed &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made 10 order.
| Upholstery and Carving
in all their branches Original designs for Furniture, Cur
tains and other Upholstery work. furnished for singh
| articles suits OF
w. & Fl. B. having leased for term of year
large and convenient building wi extensive waite
power attached they command facilities for the manufac
ure OF Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State
having secured the services OF the experienced work
men, they prepared all orders heir bust
ness. with economy durability and despatch. They wou'
call particular attention TO the fact their urD
all OF their Upholstery VOL k thus securing their
mers articles wholly superior TO the Boston Auction fur
nure, which be sold "ttOenty per cent? less than
good article, particularly il shop and second hand
GJGentlemen about to furnish Hotels Board
ing Houses, or private residences requested call
Also Country Deslers wi" find 1t greatly to their advan
tqge TO call before purchasing elsewhere
worcester. March is, Ie49 IL dwtf
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kNOuLD respectfully inform the citizens If the City
w Worcester and vic nifty and their former customers
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
r the manufacture and sale of all The LATEST kads o.
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Mr. DEAR REpuBuIc Having been soiourning AT
this delightful place for week PAST feel as
II should tell you something about things here.
You have already had two letters on politics, which
enough for season, especially as most Of the
great politicians have left
The Bedford Springs are situated in a romantic
valley in Bedford county, Penn. The quality Of
the waters, and their efficacy in curing number OF
:" ills that flesh is heir to-" are 80 well known
throughout the country, that rs unnecessary for
me to speak of them. We have some two hun
dred and fifty visers, from all parts Of the United
States; and mus say the company ~ one Of the
most pleasant | have ever met at waieung-plsce
The ladies' az usual, form large part of the COM
pany, and among them are some OF the prettIest
and most agreeable OF the sex to be found any
where. We have no lack Of amusements almost
every thing that can add to the entertainment Of
company is gotten up here, and the gentlemanly
proprietor, Z. l.. Anderson, esq, leaves nothing
undone that can add TO the comfort and pleasure
Of his guests Among the amusements Of this
week was tournament, in which large number
Of the gentlemen engaged, and which afforded much
qualification to the whole company shall attemrt
no description of IT, for am sure would be I'M
able 10 do the parties Justice were to attempt IT,
Yesterday, Friday, August 81 the day recon-
mended by President Taylor to I've observed as a
day Of fasting, humiliation, and prayer, was kept
here in manner that did honor 40 the usters as
well as TO the proprietor Of the establishment All
emusements we're suspended, and the entire com
pany assembled IN the morning to hear discourse
from the Rev. John Chambers ID D., of Philadsl-
phia, who delivered one Of the most beautiful and
appropriate that il has ever been my Tot to
listen to- Or G. commenced the services by read
ing President Taylor's recommendation, and spoke
of II Of the most beautiful and eloquent pieces
OF composition that he had ever read In the
evening Of the day, another religious service was
held, IN which the company generally engaged.
We have had a report here during the week that
General Taylor is to visit this place on the 18th OF
the month. The announcement has created quite q
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Circumstances almost Justify the opinion that we
are a doomed civ. and that the dispeasure Of the
Almighty still rests upon us No sooner are we
cbeered with the conviction that the pestilence has
expended it's fury upon us, and that health is again
TO be vouchsafed unto us, than we are visited with
other dreadful, II not more appalling, calnm'iles'
Why we are subjected TO this succession Of trials
and Affections, none are wise enough to explain or
account for.
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United states Mail Steamship Company, for
California, via Chagres.
THE new and spacious steamship OHIO, will be
Il despatched on Monday, the 27th of August, OF
O'Clock from the pier, foot of Warren street, North
river, under the command Of Lieut.. j. A. Scbenck,
U. s. Navy.
The OHIO is the first Of the regular Mail steamers
between New York and Chagrcs. She will convey
the Government Mails and passengers for the Psci-
&c steamers returning from Panama TO California.
The great size, strength, and power of the Ohio,
far beyond those of any American sea steamer
afoat, being 5000 tons burthen with superior dou-
bic engines of 900 horse power each Passengers
by this ship have the of safety and speed
not to be felt on any sea steamer with single
CINE.
The arrangements for the comfort and convent
ence of the passengers on the most liberal scale:
in her four spacious saloons and well ventilated
cabins and state rooms are combined all the conve
niences of first class hotel
RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHACREs
State Rooms, after Saloons $3.50 each
Parties of three occupying one State
Room in Dining saloons - los /"
State Room, Forward Saloon. lis
Second Cabin Observation-Disclosures. JOO ..
Storage, berth found with beds and
mess at separate table, ...... 40
$50 lbs. baggage allowed each passenger
leans SIS. '" -''" W
Freights TO Cbagres, 20 cents per cubic foot
do New Orleans, rs cents per cubic foot.
All Tickets for passage must be procured al the
Office Of the Company.
NJ o. ROBERTS,
July W-d4w lis West street.
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Yesterday morning, Of cholera infantum, ED
WARD BoRRoWs, youngest son of Thomas y.
and Laura r. Brown, aged seven months and four.
teen days.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
the funeral this morning at ten O'Clock, from the
residence Of his father, on street, between 9th and
7th
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RALEGH, N. c., Aug. Z.
First Congressional Districi.--T L. Clingman
Wing elected by large majority.
Second District.-J. P. Caldwell, Wing, elected
by large majority.
Third Dstrict-E. Deberry, Wing, elected by 4
handsome majority over G. w. Caldwell, Demo
GRAFT
Fourth Disirici.-A H, Sheppard, Wing, elected
by handsome majority over t. w. Keen, Demo
crat.
Fifth Disiriet-A. w. Venabe, Democrat elect
ed by a majority ranging from 500 TO 600 over II.
X Nash, Wing.
Sirth Dishict-J. r. J. Daniel, Democrat, elected
61y large majority over w. J. Clark, Independent
Seventh Disirict.-W. 8. Ashe, Democrat, elected
by large majority over David Reid, Independent
Democrat
Eighth District Contest close between w. X.
Lane, Democrat, and Edward Stanly, Wing, The
chances, however, favor Stanly.
Ninth District. Outlaw, Wing, elected by
large majority.
This Stale was represented in the last Congress
by six Wings and three Democrats; and, if Stanly
is sent from the eighth district, both parties will have
the same number in the next Congress.
The Election In indiana.
ViNcENNEs, IND, Aug. 7.
For Governor.-Marion county.-Wright, s.
majority. FOR Congress, Mr. tlerOd, wing, la
majority. A Wing Senator and two Democrat,
Representatives elected.
Hendricks counly.-For Mattson
Wing, 27l majority. For Congress, E. Nc
Gaughey, Wing, 433 majority.
Bartholomew county.-For Governor--W Wright
l29 majority.
Johnson county.-For Governor Wright, Al,
majority.
Tippecanoe county-For Governor-Wright, q
majority. For Congress-A. s. Lane, Wing, Isl
majority. Wing Senator and Representatives elect
ed.
Montgomery county,. E. Mcdonald, Dem.
60 majority. Democratic Senator and Representa-
tives elected.
Jefferson county-For Governor Wright, Dem.
as far as heard from, 1851; Mattson, Wing, LAS
Mattson's majority in this county will be ahou
400 For Congress- M. Dunn Wing, about
$50 majority.
Jenning county-Majority 600. For Congress-
Dunn's majority 253.
Scott county--For Congress-Dunn's mai. 10
Fifth district-W. ]. Brown, DEM, elected.
Bad Fire and loss OF Life near Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 7.
The Cincinnati House, about four miles from the
city, was destroyed by fire this morning. We are
panied to learn shat Mr. Farley, of this city, per-
ished in the flames, and that his wife was so badly
injured that no hopes are entertained of her recov
Z
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The President Of the French Republic has sent
the following letter to the workmen Of Rugles, who
had sent him an address Of congratulation on his
conduct relative TO the affair Of 18th Of June
"Psais, July 6.
"MsssrKuRs: am the more sensible Of your
congratulations, as the fate Of the working classes
il the object Of my constant socitude You have
comprehended the manner in which your condition
oan be nmeliorated, and you have been able to dis
tnguish your true friends from those who proclaim
themselves TO be exclusively so. Resist, as you
have hitherto done, all disastrous excitement Con-
tinue to second the defenders Of order, and your
msfortunes will soon be at an end With tran
guilty labor will return, and with employment
comfort for your families. Such, at least, Is my
dearest wish, and the object Of my perseverng ef-
forts. To attain it, ! rely on that devotedness OF
which you have given me assurance believe IN
that Of my wsrmest feelings
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE."
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SELLING DEE.


WE selling the best bargains in Dry
wv Goods that TO be had any where. Our
assortment is very large and complete. Persons
in want of Dry Goods would certainly save them
selves considerable by calling US, are sell
ing many articles suitable for the present season
without regard to cost.
We enumerate few Of the decided bargains
10 pieces Rich Checked Glace Silks at 80 cents
per yard.
30 pieces Beregc, good quality, 25 cents per yard.
5000 yards Lawns, all Shades, 10 To l2J cents.
5000 yards Cahcoes, 6, 8, and 10 cents
80 pieces Linen Lustres, is to IS.
Linen Drillings, Cottonades and Linens in great
variety.
10 pieces l0-4 and 1874 Fine Linen Sheeting, IS
to 81 cents per yard.
% pieces Mating, all widths, very cheap.
rs do Assorted Ingram Carpeting, 81 TO rs
cents.
rs do Plain and Twilled Venetian Carpeting,
Is TO rs cents.
And many other articles, all Of which will be
sold at unprecedentedly low prices for cash.
VERIFY & BROTHER,
Aug. 2-lweod Bet. 7th and Sth ST., Pa. av.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
No. s, Old Stand. opposite Centre Market, formerly
occupied by G. r T. Parker.
lust RECEIVED, and will be kept constantly
d hand large and complete assortment Of
Groceries, consisting Of
Standard Loaf, Porto Rico, Cuba, and N. O.
Sugars
Java, Maracaibo, st. Domingo, and burnt Coffee
Fine Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Black Teas
Old Brandies, Rye Whisky, Holland Gin
Jamaica Spirits, and Wines of all kinds
Mackerel, Herrings, Clover, and Timothy Seed
And all other articles connected with the whole
sale and retail grocery business, which will be sold
very low for cash to punctual customers, and
in all cases guaranteed to be such as they may be
represented.
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing may
be relied on in all cases.
Purchasers are politely requested to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere; and
hope by strict attention TO business to merit a
share of their patronage.
Aug. 36teoif JNO. b. K1BBEY.
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A. ZAPPONE

CONTINUES to offer his services Professor
~ and Translator of the FRkNCR, SPANISH,
ITALIAN and LATIN languages Rough pronun-
citation improved, and bad pronunciation GER
tainly corrected under his instruction.
Residence, Mr.. Fugitt's, Indiana avenue, near
City Hall. Aug. Sly
DOCKS ordered daily from all the publishing
ID houses in the United States, and supplied in
Washington city, at publishers prices, by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Aup 3 Bookseers Penn ay near 9th at
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Affairs I'm New Brunswick.

ST. JOINS, n. b., Aug T.
A special meeting Of The governor and council
took place this city few days since, to consider
a proposition from The Canadian Government reIa-
tive 10 reciprocal free trade between the United
States and oil British North America, together with
federal union of all the colonies.
The deliberations Of the council are understood
10 have been favorable and meeting to be COM
posed Of two members of the council from Canada,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Is
land, and Newfoundland, will take place few days
hence at Halifax, whence it is expected deega-
ton will be appointed to proceed to England to adj
vocate the proposed measures.
II is coniectured that this movement of the pro-
vincis government is designed to head of the Cana
dian league
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Vol. 3. ko 1883 90.

Containing the Public and General Statutes passed
by the Congress of the United States Of Americs
from 1887 TO ls47 inclusive, whether Expired, Re
pealed, or in Force, arranged in chronological or.
DER with Marginal References, being a continue
ton Of the laws published under the inspection Of
Court Of the United States; edited by Hon. George
Sherwood, president Judge Of the District Court
for the county Of Philadelphia.
The profession are particularly invited to era
mine this work. For accuracy, convenience ofar-
ranrement, and oheapness Of price, IL IL believed
TO present stronger claims than any other edition
before the public, The set complete in vols. Si2.
July 2%-d&twU
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BOARD AND ROOMS can be had by the day.
ID week. or month, at II. N. GILBERT's, two
blocks west of Railroad Depot ON Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington.
Aug. 9--eo4t
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Ou- We would remind our City Readers
that the ceremony of laying the Corner Stone OF
CARROLL CHAPEL, in Montgomery County, Mary
land, eight miles north of this city, will take place
day at O'clock. Rev. J. b. Donelan, of Balti-
more, is to preach the occasion; there is also 10
be an Amateur Concert near the church, with re-
freshments, &c.
The Omnibuses will leave corner Of E and It'll
streets at IL O'Clock m, and return at Up. m.
Auo @
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LIST OF PATENTS
Issued from the United States Patent ONCE
for the yesk ending August q, Is49.

Issued from the united states fatent Omce
for the v~esk ending August q, Is49.
Thomas Dawson, New York, N. Y.-Improve-
ment in Sailing Meats. Patented August Z, lo49.
Horatio G. Sickel, Philadelphia, Pa.-lmprove-
ment in Gas Lamps Patented August 7, lS49.
John G Webb, Williamsburg, N. Y.-lmprove-
ment in Argand burners for Gas Lamps PATENT
ed August Z, lS49.
Andrew Walker, jun, Burke, yt--Improve-
ment in Gas Apparatus. Patented August !, lS49.
Sylvester Billings, Spring Garden, Pe-lmproye-
ment in Blocks for setting Hat brims. Patented
August Z, lS49
Charles Atwood, Derby, Conn.-lmprovement
IN securing Hooks and Eyes to tape and dresses.
Patented August Z, lS49,
j. ri Robinson, Charlestown, Mass.-Improve-
ment in Pessaries. Patented August Z, ls49.
Henry Miller, South Bend, Ind.-lmprovement
in Beds'ead fsstenings. Patented Angus, ., 1893
Munson G.. Cronk, Auburn, N. Y.-lmprove-
nenf in Cleansing Bottles. Patented August !,
l549.
Willard Twitchen, Syracuse, N. Y.-Arrange-
ment Of Weight and Pulley for closing Gates.
Patented August Z, l649.
John Murphy, Kensington, Pa.-lmProyed me-
thod Of regulating the contraction OF Gar wheels
Patented August 7, l649.
William Van Auden, Trenton, N. J.-Mschine
for making Spiral Springs of Wire. Patented Au-
gust Z, 1919.
Josiah HAYDEN, Williamsburg, and Rufus II yde,
Chesterfield, Msss,--lmprovemen in the manufac-
iure of Cotton moulds. Patented August 2, ls49
Peer II. Niles, Boston, Mass.-Eccentrlc Piano
lock Patented August 7, lSi9.
Josiah r. Flsgg, Boston, Mass.--Improyements
in Locomotive Spark-Aucsters and Smoke Con-
duciors-Patened August Z, ls49.
Nicholas Mason, Roxbury, Msss.-Jmprove-
meni in Cooking stoves. Patented August Z,
lS49.
Edmund Munson, Utica, N. Y.-imProyemeni
IN forming and balancing Millstones. Patented
August Z lS49
George B. Tewkbury, Boston, Mass.-Reversi
bic Lfe-boat Patented August I, lS49
Reissue.
Henry g. Tyer and John Helen, New Bruins
wick, N. J.-Improvement IN the Manufacture o.
India rubber goods by means of ZInc compounds
Patented January 30, lS49. Reissued August 4
lS49
Design.
Joseph q. Lamb and Conrad Harris, Cincinnati
Ohio.-Design for Stoves. Patented August 4
Is49
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Bosros. August There have been deaths
from cholera within the past lwenty-four hours, 3
Of which were foreigners. There were IL cases
and deaths at the hospital
Hamrpkp, Me-, August There has been l
case Of cholera at this place within twenty.four
hours
PoRrLaxp, Me-, August 27.-There has been |
case Of cholera at Portland.
PIrrsBuRe, August 6.--The Board Of Health re-
port for the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day cases Of cholera and no deaths. The wes-
ther is very pleasant
CINCINNATI. August 6,--The interments for the
twenty-four hours ending noon are %, as fol-
lows cholera 6, other diseases %.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs,
18th AuUust.


THE new and splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Il 1000 tons burthen, j. ID. Wilson, commander,
Will leave for Chsgres direct, from her dock, at
Per 2, N. X, ON Thursday. 10th August, at 3
o'clock.
The +. c. goes direct to Chagres, without touch
ing-at intermediate ports-thus ensuring that pas
sengers by this steamer will reach Panama in time
tor the u. s. Pacific Mail Steamer Panama, of LIST
September
Passage in the After Saloon. .....".....S $50
Do do Upper Saloon. ........... 1876
DO do Forward Saloon. ....... lis
do do Lower Cabin. .....,...... 100
DO do Steerage ................. 80
Freight ON specie, per cent. Merchandise 10
cents per foot Eight cubic feet Of baggage allowed
each cabin passenger six cubic feet each Storage
passenger. No passage secured unless paid for
Any person renting one-hslf the amount of pas
sage. money can secure berth for one week For
freight or passage apply to
J. HOWARD q SON,
July 2S-dtisAug ABroedwsy
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Elections I'm Kentucky.
LouisvILLK, August I


First da,--sepenh district.
Trimble county.--For Congress, Newton Lane,
Dem, 1856 Humphrey Marshall, Wing, 1876
For Assembly DR. Wright, Convention DEM
and Pro-Slavery, BAL Gray, Convention, Wing,
and Pro-Slavery, 229; Council, Dem, 3ll J.
Wright, Dem, 09
This county, at the last election, gave Cass 49,
and Taylor 36l
Louisville city--For Congress, II. Marshall,
Wing 2il maj Partial returns from this district
for Congress, give N. Lane, Dem, 294 majority
For the Legislature, Pro-Slavery, 279 majority.
Probably two Democrats and one Emancipation
Wing elected
In the 10th Congressional district, FIVE precincts
in Campbell county give Games (Whig) lis ma
jority. This indicates considerable Wing gain.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
ARRIVAL ,OF THE AMERICA.

NEW YoRK, August 81 p. m.
A despatch from Boston, dated noon to-day, says
that the steamer America had arrived at Halifax,
and that the express, with the news, was at ST.
John, N. B. The wires between Boston and New
York subsequently became disarranged, and up to
This time we have been unable TO obtain the news.
II will probably reach Baltimore some time during
the afternoon or tonight, Perhaps in time to send
10 Washington and further South.
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SMITHS LEADING CASES, third American edition,
with Notes and References to late English and
American Decisions, by J. ]. Clark Hare and II
b. Wallace, esqrs.
The American Editors have carefully collated
and noticed all the decisions in the Reports of the
English and American Courts, since the publica-
ton of the former Edition of Smiths Cases.
The work is now offered to the Profession in an
enlarged form, enriched by numerous and import
ant additions rendering it still more valuable and
useful 10 the Lawyer and the Judge.
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Henry q. Tyer and John Helen, New Bruins
wick, N. J.-Improvement IN the Manufacture OF
India rubber goods by means of ZINC compounds
Patented January 30, lS49. Reissued August 4,
1910
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Joseph q. Lamb and Conrad Herris, Cincinnati
ohio.-Desgn for Stoves. Patented August
SS49
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-25

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