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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
March TO- Is49.
nN the petition Of william Steele, OF New York.
~ praying Tor the extension OF granted to SAID
for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place on the Hth day of August, 1919:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Oiice on the lst Monday in August next, IL O'Clock, MI
and all persons are notified TO appear and show cause
any tey have, why said petition ought he granted
ordered Also that this notice be published in the Union,
Globe and National Demokrat, Washington Republican
" Argus Raltimore; Pennsyvanan, Phladelphia; Post,
Plttsburg True sum- New York Post and Times, Dos
ton Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire week
Tor three successive weeks previous LIST Monday IN
August next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioners OF Patents
p S-Editors Of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper conalA
ing this notice. Mar iI-law3w
'TO TEAChERs-A vacancy having occurred in the
Male Public High School of Baltimore by the resigns,
ton OF the principal narion of applicants to MI
the vacancy will be held the Office of the commissioner
OF public schools in the city of Baltimore O'Clock
a. m, on the 18th day of March, l5l9
Inc departments OF instruction in the High School are
LIST, belle leres and history I'd mathematics 3D. natural
Sciences Ath, moral mental, and political sciences OH,
ancient languages 9TH, modern languages 7h, gaphe'i
Sth, music.
The principal will be expected instruct in the lst 4n
ana 9TH departments 1t Is the duty OF the committee on
examinations, besides asceaining, by personal e1amr
nation, the literary qualifications OF applicants 10 ro
quire satisfactory testimonials Of their moral character,
their ability information, and their SOUND
of judgment and discretion in the manag OF
school. The salary is fixed at 81 200 per annum
BY order Of the commissioners OF public schools oil inc
]. w. TILYARD
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PROPOSALS. FOR g.
-anHYlNG THE MAIL

MA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
GEORGIA, FLORIDA.
Extract from the act Of Congress 81 March lsi5 section Is
And be further enacted That shall be the duty Of
the Postmaster General ia all future lettings OF attracts
the portaon of the mail same every
case TO the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
for faithful performance without other the
vide for the due CELEBRITY, certsn and security Of such
transportation shall new contractor hereafter be
required purchase out, take valuation the stock
vehicles of any contractor for the
~ Bidders will be careful to read the forms and insuuc-
lions spprehended this advertisement They
quested in their proposals. the mode by which they
intend to convey the mail. Where the and weight of
the mails or speed called for in the schedules shall
quire it, the will be made for coach steamboat,
or rail road conveyance, the may and,
oueuty such routes will be let bids proposing such
mode of vance. In all other the Will be
assigned bids proposing the cheapes, mode oil anspor-
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GEORGIA.

GEohGIA.
1898 From Ray,viIle at 6 a Friday
BY John Benteys
To Lncolnton, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between and
1884 From Pcndeton, G at a IN Wedne. day
By Pnlam's Ferry. Kings Bench Bowersvile,
Franklin Springs, and Madison Springs
To Athens, Ga by IL m next day, IS miles,
And back between p IN Thursday and p IN next
day.
Proposals for wice-a week and also tri-weekly
vice will be considered with reducing dii
tnu'ng service Ioue No. 1880, (Athens, by Madison
Springs, to Gainesville
$3.50 From Athens at IN Wednesday
BY Gillsvie
10 Ciarsesville, by p m next day, IS miles
And back between d Friday and IL IN xt ta ~.
Proposals for twice aweek and also for uwee ky
vice viii be considered, with view
vice No 1884, (Athens, by Bascobel Harmony
Grove, NC, to GAINESVILLE intermediate points be named
in proposals.
1886. From Athens mt n m Tuesday
BY Dallas aud Providence
To Gainesville, by p m, 40 miles
And back between 6 n m and D IN next day
1897. From Gainesville at IL m, Friday
To Argo, by p m, IL miles !.
And back between and ii
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the l., day Of July isg 10 The Bib Of june ISL
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, will be received
the office Of the Post Once Department. the
city of Washington, until a of the 4th pri lsl9
ito be decided by the 2ih day Of April 1891
and Ia the and time herein specified, viz.
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I COMMISSIONER OF Paitnts'
r. SEditors OF the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills tine Patent Office, papc contain
ing this notice. Mar iI-law3w
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American aud Foreign AntI-slavery Society.


Yesterday this society held its anniversary meeting
at the Tabernacle, Broadway and very numerously
attended Prayer was offered by the Rev. Me wend,
a colorcd man. after which the Brothers Chicken
(coored from New Haven, Conn, played on the violin
and piano, to the universal qualification Of the
audience They were most enthusiastically cncorcd in
their song In the absence Of the president, who,
understood Is indisposed, the Rev. d. Rort, of Con-
necticut, was called to the chair. MIR Lewis Tappan,
to whom we indebted for copies of the resolutions,
read an abstract from the report, from which it APP
peared that the executive committee had published
the slave laws Of the District of Columbia That
ayouth's missionary society, in the Free church su-
van street. supported coiporteu, who distributes
bibles among the slaves of Kentucky That the Amer
missionary association has missions IN AFRICA,
Jamaica, Siam, the Sandwich Islands, Canada ana Sc
ycral States of the Mon, employ ing ortyhve msaon-
aries That religious newspapers have taken lar higher
and holder ground slavery than before ana that the
pledge Portugal for the abolition OF slavery throughout
her colonies In frca and the East lndes the move
ments TOW ards emancipation by the Sultan OF Turkey,
and the of Persia the millions OF serfs set free In
The north Of Europe thus narrowing down the question
ltQn!ig!.sG gB Ms T.. ~ Puget
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ment or two the indications ceased, and our friend
Brown, the refugee slave who weuld not allow his
friends to contribute for his release sum to be maid TO
his master equal to his value in the market gave
vent to his Inspirations and entertained the company
with the following song 'r-'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-07

Strange! That 50 many who afflicted with
COUCH that is gradually wearing them down.
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-that disease
which carries off thousands daily, are doing moth
ing, what is worse than nothing, gorgif,g the IN
selves with nostrums, that putTed to the ski
for cures they said TO have effected some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOUNDSYR OF LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
W0nde ful Cures ever recorded in the annals Of
medicine. A fact which is proved by refere nee
TO the vast number of Certificates from the first
nd most respectable citizens, such as-Dr. w m.
J. Richards, Judge VIM. Burke, the Wife Of the
Rev. G.. w. Macy. DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profes-
sor in Eclectic Medical College OF Cincinnati,
and others Of that city Certificates not only Of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, Int Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians of
the highest standing had given them up TO die !
IL men Of such high standing will uoach for the
great Uirtues Of this medicine, we cannot but in
fer that it is at least all that IL is represented to
be. Read the advertisement Of DR.. Rogers in
another column.
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One Thing is Certain,

That Wistar's Ba.sam Of Wild Cherry is far
the best remedy now used for all distressin z
coughs and all diseases of the Lungs. Tho cures
being performed really astonishing the world
DR.. Wistar's celebrated preparation is wholly
innocent reInedy-being composed principal
~ Of The Wild Cherry, ANA extract or Pine;
combined by II new medical process, with the
genuine Iceland Moss, another OF Natures great
curatlves for pulmonary diseases.
Besides It's astonishing efficacy in the diseases
above mentioned, we also find it very effectua
remedy in Asthma, the complaint in which it
has been extensively used with decided success,
even in cases Of years standing.
II not only emanates from regular physician
but has been well tested in all complaints for
which it is recommended.
n-TSee advertisement.
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CARRIAGE MAUUFACTO2V.

FEvIE undersigned respectfully informs fl,~
public that ie continues hnSinsss III his oil
stand, on Fifth street, South Of tie Starr Hons
where he makes TO order alt kinds OF CAR
RiAGtS, Bugees, anu ali eti.er vehicles IN h..
tine. lie also, keeps ! number Of e.teyes ~ ,,is
line on hand lie believes his wc-k will com
pare tavorabiy with auv manufactured in tho
west-he u-es the best of materials,a and for fini>
"A mi beauty of construction his aofk eanaot BE-
excciled. lis prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he soictS
Continuance of patronage
JONATHAN MATJIS-
Sept 9th, Isis. sly.
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DERRY DAVIS, vegetable Pain Killer

DERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer
4 new and invaluable medicine EVERY
family should have bottle of it in the house.
it IS CHEAP. For sale by l. REED
Aug. -, ISIS. 35tf
TUST RECEIVED. at the old stand, No. g.
- opposite the Bank, the following list Of
NEW GOODS, to-wit: A lot OF fine and plain
Stand Lamps. suspenGing and common Lard
Lamps, which will be sold 4. Cincinnati prices.
also. one Fox OF superior Black Tea; Cleavers:
Door Locks; Oysters; sup- Cave ndsh Tobacco:
sup Breast and Halter Chains. and a variety Of
New Goods too Numerous 10 meation.
HAINES s. FAROUHAR.
Richmond, Dec. ID, Isis. Stiff
uQCORS...Best Brandy: Old RIVE WHISKY.
IL Port, Madeira and Ten'ff Wines, for medi-
cinai purposes; Lime Juice. Lemon and Ssrsa-
rilla Syrups, for sale a, REEDS Drug andl
Aug. %, 1s4o. Medicinal Depof.t
THO DYERs... Madder. Capperas. Loewood.
Extract DO, Nat Calls, Blue vi,riol. Mic
Wood. Fustic. Indigo. prepared Blue, Camwood.
Oil Vitrioi. Aqua Forts, Muriafic Acid, Lac
Dye. Crude Tartar. Arrnatto, &c, &c, always
on hand and for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment
Richmond, Aug. %, l>is 35tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-07

4 MEXICAN OIi.--THE GREATEST
~ REMEDY or NATURE--Procnre from,
Il well in kentucky les feet below the ~ar,hs
surface. This Oh will be found vastly superior
10 Harlem, British. or any other formerly popu-
lar Oil. rs curative properties for the follow ing
ailments truly wonderf,l: Inammatorv
rheumatism, whooping cough phtIysic. coughs.
colds, spasms, letter, erysipelas, scald head.
Group, lntlai:Imatory sore throat, liver complaint.
inhamma.ion Of the kidneys, pains in tie breast.
side and back, disease Of the spine, piles, heart
burn Diseases OF the hip joint, iniiamed eyes.
deafness and ear ache, worms, toothache, sPrans
strains burns, scalds, bruises, cats, ulcers, can
GERS, fever, sores, &c, &c,
It's orn merits its best rccomme n.laiion: IA
thousands OF people, Of all classes and oges
testify. -
CAITION--In order 10 be sure OF obtaining
the genuine, purchase only Of the General
Agent, Doctor Edgar Thorn, Dublin. Wayne
County, Indiana, or through. sub-agents appOin-
ted by him for its sale; each of whom will have
Show Bill, and general directions in Pamphlet
form. containing the names aid address of the
Projectors, and Gene raj 4 cent for the State Of
/ Indiana. rs ioliOws
, ID. Hail s. Co. Proprie;ors, Kentucky.
DOCTOR EDGAR THORN, General hgeu.
for the State Of Indiana, Dublin, Wayne County
to whom all orders must be addressed.
AGENTS. Lewis q Co., aud Si,yers
& Biigg, auib,idge; Jacob Sewers. German
town; Dr j. p. Ball, Cen:ieyilie; Jesse Meek,
Ricncnd. iS:3m4
II ERNIA, HERNIA, HERN1A.--Very few
1 & persons know the serious and dangerous
conseque nces of "a RUPTURE, conseq sentiy pay
little attention TO it, until the bowel that passes
through the orifce of the rupturcd part, beco ONES
the seat Of inflammation, at once stopping their
circulation and natural evacuations. Il is at
this critical time that great danger is to he APP
prchc ndcd. -,
Dr. Kates' Trusscs the most certain in
struments for the speedy cure Of thu trouble
some complaint. Why then procrasainate from
time TO time, aud daily in danger Of the bowels
becoming strangulated. which will cause death
in very short time unless painful operation
be mediately performed.
! Remember that these Trusses re sold and a,,-
piled only by the Proprietor himself. a, his Mod
zeal Office, No. 100 ycanio1e 81, Cincinnati. In
order therefore 10 secure to the patient the hene-
fit Of good and easy instrument he is request
ed TO call at the above Office wber "A large assort-
nent Of his Trusses has just been received from
the Eastern mandatory.
n. B.-Ihese instruments arc constructed
that they may be applied by Females th.aseive-
where deiicacy prevents them from making their
situation known.
Trusses for Children Of any age may be found
at DIR. RATES Office,
! $50 Sycamore st, bet 9TH and 5th, Cincin natl.
Feb. g. ls4S. y-T
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EXCHANGE OFFICE!

u The undersigned. having gone into the
Exchange business, at their old stand opposite the
Post Office, would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they are just receiving
the largest stock of
f u m ly g roc cr les.
ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing q
larger supply.
Their stock consists, i part, Of Imperial, Cum
Powder. Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas !;
Rio and St. Domingo Coffee X. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars Golden Syrup. Sugar House
and Plantation Molasses Nos l.. and 3 Mack
ereI. in Bbs. half bb!s. and Kits; Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, SaIera-
tus Starch. Zante cur-a Fresh grou nd
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tallow candies, Soap, Indigo, Nader.
Alum, Copoeras, &c. &c.
IL s GA general assortmen Mt Of Oueeus
ware, Glassware. Stone-war Woodeg.ware
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Sb,ye,s.
: pades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes. Bed CORDS, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker,
I ankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms.
and 1907 eiHe rent articles, which we shall take
p assure IA showing to any one VINO may favor u
with a call.
ITPiease call and examine our stock, as il
costs nothing for looking
w w. LVNDE & co.
Richmond, Nov. 2, ls4s. If.
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SUGARS. SYRUPS. AND FRUITS.
OAF, Havana and Orleans Sugars. Ras-
IL berry. Boxberry. SarsapariIla. Straw berry.
and Lemon Syrups- Lemons, Figs, Prunes. Raj
sons, Almonds. Eng. Wanuts. Filber,s. Pea
Nuts and Dates, all fresh, opposite the National
Hotel E. H. CITIZENS
June Z, lo4c Gift
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A Small Water-POWcr For Sale
sDooE3Eo-n .na.Nrtn-.
BOOK X 3 EPING

g II. BAIsNABY'S Writing Rooms and
Ne Mercantile Institute, No. ), Third street,
opposite the New Court House, Dayton Ohio.
Mr. Ii respectfully invites the attention Of
those interested, to his course of INSTRUCT in
Book Keeping, which embraces entries in
Wholesale and Retail Shipping. Commissions
Steamboa'ing. Exchange, Banking and Compa-
ny Specializing business; both with ard without
partners.
Pupils who take full course OF lessons will
open, conduct and close from twelve to fifteen
distinct and complete sets of books. By the
frequent Ledger ciosings and Balance Sheet ex-
hIhifs, which they make. not only of Prosper
Gus hnt of Adverse operations, the best of mem
tai diSc ipiine for business il secured.
Gentlemen who are indusirons and ottertirr
can be fully prepared for the Counting Room in
from to weeks time and wiz be able to give
what is strictly cessary,) n luc id and com
mon sense reason for every entry thev make.
In short the course Of instruction by ;. b. r
is the same taught at Messrs Crittcnden's
Commercial Institute at Philadelphia, viz: to
place IN the hands of the studv mt the kew which
uniocks the mysteries connected with the sci
ence of Accounts and enable him readily to
comprehend transactions of the most intricate
character.
Instruction, Individual and not in classes
TERMS .--for a fun course by Double Entry
s23; Partial Course. &l5; Full course Single
Entry. $500 invariably one half advance
business Ho0rs--AGt er the LIST of September
from 10 20 ~ O'clock i. m.---2 10 Il D. IN and
! TO q at night.
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Left Om my Counter:

1.-TWO NOTES OF HAND: both in favor of
Ably FaIknar. One for 81, 35, signed Hem
nv Mote. bearing date December 2, 1913. The
other for $ll 80. signed w william Falknar. bear
ing date November LIST, 1913. The above Notes
the owner can have by calling at my Drug Store
III Richmond, aud paying for this vertIscrnent.
They were left here about six weeks ago
JOSEPH HOW Ellis.
February 7th, lSa9. (adv. 81 6:3w
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NNNMG e M;SANNE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ca NC,E
"a EG ~o

"a GD 80
MAIN STREET, RICH MOND, IND.
Al ESPECTFULI.Y invite the attention Of
4 4 their friends aud the public generally to
their Stock Of Fresh
AEAl4S @r SSsHio2s
comprising almost every article ia the line
Consisting in part Of
Cohre, Spices, ground and unrround
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches
MoIasses, Raisins,
Lake Fish. Dates,
Window Glass, Nails,
Mackerel, No. l = 3, Cheese, &c. &c
All Of which they will SELL for CASH, or exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot nor
shall not fail TO please customers The highest
market price will be paid at al times for all inds
of available country produce. Call and examine
our stock and if pleased, Buy.
y b. Young & Mcclure well sell Coffee
as cheap as their neighjors, and no mistake.-
NuF ceI.
January %, lSl9. 5-tf
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Farmers and Land Owners.

Farmers and Land Owners throughout the T.
States, who have reason TO suspect the existence
of any kind Of Mineral riches upon their lands,
should avail themselves Of this opportunity to
test that fact, by the surest of all known tests,
before the abundance of discoveries in all parts
Of the country shall have lessened this source Of
wealth II their estate
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lust RECEIVED All sorts Of Drugs and
~ Medicines, of every description. very low
ana of the best quality, at DR.. HOWEfLS'.
Nov. %, lSlS- No. iu, Main s.
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COACHES, ksAROECOES.
EToNs, ELsClEs. Sc

NO0AK " Al :, rHl. 1VNSs - = s'OHr1S''<S'
for the patronage alrs siy ei-
tended towaEl ni.n, soliciis a continuance
of the sane. having served apprenticeship
of seven years with the first Carriage Maker;a
ehilade paa, those Carriages hay. tsa en- the
premiums every occasion that they have been
exhibited az the different Institutes. hc hopes
be able e. up article at least equal 10 any
now manufactured ia the Western country
AISO-for sale. a su~e.ior article Of 30 II !
YARNS made hy the ei.icst tsrni>i.-
Maker IN Phiiade piia-- sCafsdascs. 10! 70 e.ass
ALso-Carriasc trimmings If csrTy-tr<cii:-
ton, such Is I.aces. Cloth, Silver hub i.aa5~.
Door Handles, Lamps. Lock ard Hinges hnse.
Sc all Of which vii, hr furnished II, the iowstt
CASH price. Persons II I d .af,e ca, be nocei.-
modated by dropping limo 10 the subscriber.
Main street, opposite Ar. Giiher.'s ;soic'.
Richmond, la. Jan :. /. Isis. lSin II.
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VKTINDOW GLASS Of all sizes, and hes,
w brands. Also machine made putty. f"v
sale at DIR. How-l's Drug Store, No, e Main 81
November Ii, lS4s Att:
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RICHMOND MARKET, Feb. z, 1919.
Wheat. Coo y bu. Flaxseed, 65970c " bu.
Corn (new) 20022. Oats, 1920.
Apples {dried) SOC. Flour. 1O0fbs) STA.
Butter. IOc " fb. Sc " barely $3.50.
Lard, &c " fb. Eggs, Zoe u toz.