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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

REMQF "a 1--we hsya ieiucls6 qui AaA room
% No 29 81 Charles sIis-ae a5ar 1tlr ~ iats ioca
tion. Ina few weaks lia hshnes 81 lhs establishment viii
BE- ronoged 10 re same bu1ans hA We aie having fitted
Mp In style (which viii enaha q kssp paoa with our IN
ofaasinr hftfnrlt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

LARGE FUNERAL.v-Between three and four
thousand persons, Of both sexes, attended the Ma
sonic funeral, which came off in Botetourt county,
Va. on the 24thult, at the late residence of John
W. Thompson, the Delegate from that county who
expired suddenly in his seat in the House of Dele
gates last winter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

Best quality Black DOeskn Pants. s9 former price, Sit
I'd do do ...........7,
80 do ...-. a, a.
9TH and do Aands, a. and < d
large Of
from 81 10 81. Remarkably cheap guodsi
Super Satin from S
Coottu 90 to S 90
Also Vests Of Back Velvet Cloth Merno Cashmere Bombagne
etc. &c, all exceedingly cheap.
ALTO slack and Coored Cloth Psetots Cashmere
and Tweed saes and Paeo Blanket Goats satne PANTS Cod
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merino Undsrhr
~ One Pries!....No DeviattonLR5
iyl2n ALFRED MUNROE & Co a Magazine Ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

New YoRK AND New HAVEN Mail. m The
Postmaster General has concluded contract with
the New York and New Haven Railway Company
to continue for the succeeding four years, and the
mails for New York eastward on that route will
heneelorth be transported excnsively by raiToad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12

GgV- Grand Division, Sons Of Temperanoe-Stateef
LossrnThe Regular Quarterly Session the Grand
Sons Of temperance State Of Louisiana wv se hsa on MONDAY
l. corner Charles Common Puncusl attendance
is respectfully requested. BY order Of the o. W Z -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15

which, under the signatures of "Heroic
Age" "Montgomery," and the like, i'm
part the requisite spice of ribaldry to its
otherwise fiat and feeble lucrubations.-
The revolving task will convince every
friend of decency, as we'll as every sup
porter of Gen. Taylor, that the "change
of men," heralded last summer as one of
the expected fruits of a new Administra-
ton, is not yet half consummated.-Bee.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15

A NOVEL TR1cK.-Since the chole,
has been prevalent. in the %cityoTs who
of plans and devices haBconseonentlv
practice to obtain hFs Of purchasing
are too lazytve have been informed Of
are wit,sw1ng. Two men travel toge-
Jat'and visit different grog shops, alter
'ately becoming the victim of cholera
. lrs1 one pretends to be suffering dread
InIly from cramps, &C.; and is led into
re bar room by the other, and the svm-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15

The Past Brought Baek.-By an ar
gument based upon known facts in ma
tural philosophy, in relation to the trans-
mission OF light, it has been established
in a work entitled "The Earth and Stars"
recently published in London, and ex-
citing great attention there, that ''accord-
ing to physical science, a person dying
on this earth might, by the Creator, be
Immediately placed in a new body, on a
distant world, in such a manner that lie
might see with his own eyes the whole Of
death, be %reembodied on a planet at such
a distance that the light is seventy years
in passing to it from our earth, and it is
evident that the first ray which reaches it
there, left the earth seventy years before:
That is in its new body, it may see in its
own birth, youth, manhood and age, in
its former body; review any scene in its
past career; be present at the commission
of past sins; see; the youthful and innocent
face become dark with bad passions, the
clear eye dulIed with polluung sins. At
any period of our existence we may be
made to behold again the commission OF
apy past sin. A thousand years hence
have only to be placed on a star so
distant that its light is a thousand years
in coming to us, and the sin committed
a thousand years ago is again presents
again visible! The past, also, may not
only be recalled, but it may be kept be-
fore our eyes. If a ray Of light travels at
a certain rate, as we know it does-that
is, about 2OO,O 900 miles in a second to
have only to move at the. .sa55efore any
keep any transactia1ay be in this way
length of ,ir"sfs own evil deed, and his
placeft upon it, as a past, recalled and
permanent" a..a .a.se,E
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15

0,Mrs. Swisshelm calls the drunkard.
"the common material out Of which all,
criminals are manufactured; and the man
who hab.tually converts himself into soft
wax, ready for old Satan to run into any
mould that suits his purpose" IL. 49,. -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15

To Prevent Milk Souring During
Thunder Storms.-We have heard great
complaints from dairy women, about
their milk getting soul during a thunder
storm, although perfectly sweet a short
time previous. The following plans,
suggested by a correspondent, will prevent
this in a great degree. All the pans on
tanning the milk, ought to be placed upon
nom conductors of electricity; such as
blocks of baked wood, pieces of glass, or
wood that has been well painted and
vanished. The following articles are
most easily provided:-Beeswax, feathers.
and wooden cloth are also non-conductors,
but inconvenient to be used. All these
articles will i%nsulate the pans, and prevent
the electric fluid from entering, which is
the cause of acidity; or is, in fact, the
principle of acidity itself. l fglass basins
were substituted for tin pans, the plan
would be better still, and there would then
be no necessity for the practice suggested
above. The glass would preserve the
milk much longer sweet than pans, and
the acid would have no effect upon it,
We are not aware of any acid that has the
least impression on glass, except the
fluoric acid. All iron vessels, or vessels
compounded of iron, as tin ans, attract
the heat very readily, and, of course, sour
the milk; and such is the affinity of iron
fer an acid, that we doubt much if it is
ever washed out entirely. Iron vessels,
we are confident, are the very worst that
could be used for the purpose; they are
even inferior TO wood.-Am. Agricuhurist.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15

pathy of the bar-keeper appealed to,
pleading poverty as the excuse for moi
buying it. Under such circumstances, he
o%fcourse succeeds, and the man gets a
drink. AT the next place, the other is the
victim; and thus they 60 from grog shop to
grog shop until they become intoxicated.
They CHANGED, to 60 to the same grog shop
twice, however, lately when the trick was
discovered.-N. Y. Mirr0r.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15
sONVMERM sEMTAMSAe
TERMS:

TERMS:
SusscR1prroN:-Five Dollars per annum' inVar'aoiS ihao
vance. No subscription taken Tor a less perloo tnah 4ne
A rvrar,sse:-O Dollar per square, (l0lines or less) will
- L. I reed for the first, and Fifty Cents for every inser-
80, hereafter. Advertisements not specified as to
number of insertions, WILDE published until forbid, and
charged accordingly. In both languages, charged doable.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Office SlO,s 80 be paid invariably in
advance.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-08-15

~Al5ums may be said to be the dip,
nets wherewith young girls catch aattery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
FRiINCIi'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
~ Washington ST., Boston.
-coNsrASTLy M HAND

-cONsTANTLY M HAND
ID IBLES. Hyma Books church Psalmody, Chant and Mu
~ sic Books, Prayer Books, illustrated Works Annals,
s9 SCHOOL, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books great
variety.
STATIONERY of every description, viz: Letter. Cap,
Bill, Sermon, Note, Printing and Fancy Papers of different
qualiues Envelopes PLAIN, Fancy Embossed, Visiting
and Ornamental Gift Cards: Bristol londOn Board
Perforated Drawing and Tracing PpcIs; Drawing and Writ
ing Pencils Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, with without
gold pons FRENCli'S, lio,rs, Windles aud Other Steel
Pens, ofeyery variety Pen odes black, blue, led and
indchIe Inks; Sealing Wax; WATERS, PLATA, fancy, and
motto; Manifold Letter Writers and Folders; Paper ind
Pen Knives tlul.; Pens ana Pen Ni's; Pen Racks
States and Pencils BANK, BLANK, ACCOUNT, CHECK
Il MEMORANDUM BooKsW ritHg Books made of super.
ior paper, with without copies together with large
s'rtment of fancy Articles, Wholesale retu liberal
by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
& STATE JOURNAL, MARCH 90, 1s4o.

The Hon. HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky
Hon. AMOS ABBOTT Of Massac6Iso,,.
Hon ROBERT p. DUNLAP, late Governo, or Main.
Hon HENRY Y.CRANsTON, of Rhode Island INV
Hon. WIN. n. MACLAY, of New York
Hon nhEAANDER RAMSAY, Of Pennsylvania,
Hon. WIN. NJ. TRfDWAY, of Virginia,
Hon. WIN. G. KITTREDGE Speaker of House of Inn
resentativos OF Vermont. 0'
Hon ROBERT PlEHPOINT, Licut Gov. Of Vermont
Hon. JULIUS CONVERSE, of Vermont,
Hon. ALBERT q. WHIrTEMORE, of Vermont.
me present number Of dopositos in the Savings Banks in
the state OF Massachusetts alone 60 % and aggregate
amount Of the deposits is Sl970i4 If these dopostors
oee Understood their best interest and that of their families
they would at once exchange their Reserved
unatontee Capital stock Of this company, where they
VIII NOT only nc sure to obtain two cent interest,"
only receive back their money invested in the stock but
Mhen he yearly guaranteed Interest applied Life Poll
cy they will receive for insurance from $1,000 to $4,000 in nd
aon 70 the amount now invested and If the guaranteed in
efesi Is applied in securing Health Policy tbev will secuc
an allowance In Of sickness of eight dollars weekly
Bank in the country. 10y "s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29

0i~Mr Mooney, who advertses concert on
Wednesday evening, is highly spoken of by the
Canadian press. His Irish songs and historical
and humorous explanations, are said to be unus-
ually happy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
11tarkets.

Brighton Cattle MaTsSet--March "a.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 62j Beef Cattle 10 pairs working 10
a1d calves, 1900 sheep, and 1850 SWINE.
PKicEs-BtJ Cdttie-Extra sc 50 first guilty 1915;
second s. 81; third S5,2j.
HOrk6,g oJea--slles at ssi, 500, 100 and sll5.
C0ps and CdtreS-sucs AT 1921 $50, o., 81 and $780,
Saeep-Sales at 81, 2,2i So $50, 400.
Sgine-5 Ia Lie. Ohio 3 "a 8.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
BOSTON
SCHOOL FURNITURE
MANDATORY.

TUE subscriber Manufactures order aud Offers for sale
fnsDroped .rDsrfcaH School Chairs,
OrnoHsenfaF Bowd0fn School dkutrs,
Esiro So s. mo,r Niyfs Nigh school Chairs,
..rfmnrD School fHafrs,
urnfng Stools, Settles, SC.
S rIn Donbfe and Single school, Desks,
iorr a., pxwith covers TO open, with OF without
uot trvate Schools Academies and High Schools.
Ss'. f ,d.a, .xsfaf Emksfand Corsrs,
sity OF utility in school Furniture
Every article Of SCHOOL FURNITURE from this Es-
taoshncnt VIII no set iron snppotta of taseu dc.
signs and approved construction and will he
executed The chairs, desks, writing stools and setres
ABOVE uescrbed embrace ever size needed children
om four years to eighteen yoars uge are 10 be-
hxed permanently to the floor Of the School and for
durability, comfort and beauty. arc unsurpassed,
Specimens of School Furniture, up as in use NAV bo
seen at tho Ware Room Of the Subscriber any he,
by mail or otherwise, to
s. WALES, Jr.
,.. No. H. BRoMFIELD ST., BOSTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29

From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
BosTos, March "a.
.7shes-Pot, "a az Pearl ditto.
Seed-Northern clover II l2 herds grass hushel 10
25 red top IS As.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29

= BOSTON, Much 90 p. m,
Moderate snos of Prime Pork $40 1850 mess / 81
sig, clear 1850 10 per bb Eastern Mess beef
80 Western Is 1890. Lard 3 dc. Nothing done in
flour Yoow corn 50 i 60, rye 20 Northern oats 80.
New YoRK, March &c. p. Com. Genossce huui 3 10
1-2 to 525,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29

Be not deceived with vain hopo-lny tho fattetnl
nncon yuur soul that disease will itscf ospeciu
y if that disease be Consumption or LAYER Complaint
you would bo restored to health you must the
which benevoonce and KIND Providence hus placed within
your reach The great aud universally popular remedy
Consumption and III chronic diseases, Is for sale in
every city and important in the country, a price
too ,at any afford TO pay. You have excuse,
therefore, for Iegectng to your lite aud health. lie
not deceived with quick nostrums limitations of this
invaluable medicine. An individual Charestown South
Caiona, recently purchased four bottle Swuynes Syrup
o the most celebrated physicians in the city told the
deceived patient he must send that article back, and
chunge II for DIR. Wsats Balsam of wild Cherry BE not
decevcdremombCT that ia Dr. Wstos Bal.am that cures
1t is Dr. istars that brings back the bloom health to
the cheek, usre to the eye strength the SYSTEM Joy and
gluncss 10 the soul and happiness to mant is Dr. Wis
tar' that has guined such celebrity among the sck
fishing the world with i effects, aud is recommended by
the best physicians throughout the land.
BE not deceived-
None genuine, unless signed 7. BUTTS tho wrapper.
For safe by :. =. REDFlELD, MONTPELIER VI. aud ly
II. k.sLAYTON, Calais, Vt; also, by agents generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29

We trust tho remarks which have heen mudo week amer
week through columns regarding G. &. Naugn's Vcgetn-
bic lhontrimic have had their due weight IL Just
paihnPs for US frankly to acknowledge thut paid for
the advertising and IN truth tho notices also but you think
reader that the of few dollars would lead
duco To your nOcea worthless medicine beg you change
your opinion immediately.
DE- Nau hus Great American Remedy stands high its rep
uaon Is based upon of severe H while Thousands Of
mixtures" hvo hntdy lived to he known of the
they compounded in, this panucei has grown giant
ana with rapid strides has all this county, Canada
into England and South America, az still onWa,d disc
OF all bnd y before it, the medical fraternity it, aud is
uproung All principles OF hitherto paclicsd by dist
pies vi EscuUs. Read the advertisement in columns
call On Agents and get pamphlet.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29

MomOranlums--W nlles ---SmOking Uups-NighI
Caps Tuwel.-Sheets -. ritlnws- Bedding, &c.
I-togcher with every variety OF Travelling and Conven-
Auiccs, combining the lrgrs in the Out
fitting Line, IN any Establishment IN the United States
BY selecting from this assOrtment the trouble of running
round various establishments viii be avoided here
you hnd hing wanted, from Pick Axe Capt.
Suffer l.oag Mining Nniscott. OAK ia LII Boston
----32. "a, 81, 30 Ann sttect--Wuoden Brding--
Diamond Windows --nenIlY opno ito Metch ints' Row.
,53m G. W. SIMMONS & co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
lJentbs.

H. this town. March 25ih, Of consumption, Miss Oreana
H. Ripley, aged % years. The deep graf Of the de-
ceased, aud Other friends, is, hy her request this public
manner acknowledged, for the kind attention of ladies of
this village du'ing her wptracted Illness
IT. Bfoukfei, the 2ath Instant OF Scrofua, Miss Isa-
bel, yuungest daughter of Noah Pane aged II years.
III Burnnrd 10Th Instant Mis- Elizabeth Danui, wife of
DR.. Snmuel L. DanOrth. aged 80 yeuts.
In TIton Ohio Dee 80, 1915, Mr.. Thomas Blanchard,
aged about co, formerly Of Danyille.
In Huston, 2Oh nstant suddenly ofapoplexy Mrs Resey
Woodbury. uSsey, wife of Beu b. Mussey aged 40 years
10 month";
Ia codnth, March lTh, David Locke, aged 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
New Yorlk wool NEnrlket, NTnrch pa.

The market remains the tho date of last
report with, perhaps the iption of slightly increased
Inquiry, and the increase the receipt The sales of
thu week foot 60 900 lbs and the sumo
quantity has been received There tendency advance
the lower grades with but little prospect there is
much in tho country forward Manufacturers after
looking about market have left for those of Pudep
and Albany; but oDne they will find any large: ac-
cumuaton there than with The stock Of all grades now
on hand is. think, within l50, 900 lbs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
NOTICE.

Nv 10 II.
WHEREAS the Honorable General Assembly of the State
w of Nera0ni then October Session. hoden M Mont
pehef d. s4e granted tax of six each acre of
ud IA bradley Vale IN The county of Caledonia lands se
qyesefod public pous aud charitable excepted) for
The purpose OF making aud repairing roads und building
Bridges Ia said Bradley Vale notice is heteby
gv.n I" the iTopeios aLd of said Vale
that they pay suid In labor the roads, In sal
bTaley Vule, by applying 10 one Of the subscribers who
are appointed committee TO FupenlenJ the
Of sald TAX ~ tho months of June and July a. d. lei9
Lated at Bradley Vale, March ~, A. d., l5fD.
NATHANIEL REED,l
JOSHUA ANDREW, : Committee
l5'Jw SULLIVAN RANNY,)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
4flarrioQes.

In this village, 9th instant, ALBEIT Dumcaus and
Della 1rlbOt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
$4,000 to $2500 SALARY |
NOTICE.

MS may certify that have given my son, George l..
bosWohl ~ his time, during the remainder OF his
minority He is fee TO ioI himself shall claim none
Of his wages nor pny any debts OF his contracting after this
date. JARVIS uoSx uIt'rIl
y hoyallOnj jan 1871. l5.3wt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
LAST CALL.

Ill PERSONS indebted to The subscriber, either on
n note OF account, requested to settle the imme-
datey. ]. w. uOWEs.
March %, 1919. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-29
NOI'ICE.

In style which he will be acceptable lie solieits
share OF public patronage Work order on short no
lice. LANES n RENAs
Montpelier, March 2lst, ls4o. IG:aw.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-22

THE AMERIcAS FARMER 1, pusl-bed moushly in ne
city % Baltimore 81 per annum copies s thirteen
90, Or hv for SO July, under te
most favorable suspiccs Maryland Ar
cultural Society and al fbc prize essays reports
pubcd therein The society meeting determined 20
raise eoo, 20 be appropriated follows piece plate,
valued go, pcrson obtaining BY the ist OF
October be largest list II Subscribers The
mencng July so third largest
list The pnbsher added prizes
cultural works He has offered 600 prize
coming volume, via go silver plate for the
plan and of badins management NJ the
yai - for the best the Of tobacco;
- m nc pc.t e~<ay on The management OF dairy.
- 49, numhe " appear In iui The most
pspc nom The Of Epsurp Ruryrs ESQ.,, Virginia.
me sffscunua paac particularly Of the
s of nc I'VE be has
49, eastern virginia. and proves conciuveiy
nsecHee OF prudence IN i farming made
ronuhe 81 any eher business The toot
se o. Ms arm Mr. RUM shows clear interest on te
cps invested Zoe land Implements, sock
eenf nrd year i1e fourth
nun var o per cent besides supporting his family hands
Ncck &C. and raising me value Of hts am double
when Ne TOOK IN hand planter pnrticnar
@s ues wsier districts Of county win paper win
This numbc win other valuable p.p~r-
non which one rom GsoRsR w.
7ecrenV M me Maryland State society on me
uucuu o. ue wire FENCES and nom on the soe
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
mhfyiand state Agricultural societys Han.
June RAWH h1 baumore 81, Baltimore, Maryland
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-22
A CARD.

THE opened Office at the end Of Wndes
building opposite the west end OF the Navy Department. offers
his with
different departments of the in the settlement Of
which the services for the
ton Of claims pending before Congress His long connection with
the Navy Department. discbargng the duties of important
office, together with extensive acquaintance with the members Of
Congress- possibly enable lin render important
such may enrust their business TO his management
VIM. b. SCOTT,
IHe Navy Agent
Republican Argus, Baltimore; Richmond Enqurerj Herald,
New York; Ohio Statesman Ohio; and Pennsylvania, Phlade
pha, will the Of two dollars and send bill TO
Sent 99--tf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-22

mencine Monday. the se day Of October next and 6mna
ting the 18th dy Of March, 1850 The pupils
claees The book In junior win be STE
phen Blackstone Let vol stsrke Evidence, Stephen on Plead
lst crcenleafs W.,
smbsee Tneher Ccmmsniaes Gteenlesf and saskie
dcncc Hat vol o each Stephen Pleading Gouds Pleading
VOL q Chy Pleading, Holcome Introduction Equity
pradcnccs Luhes Equity Pleading, Mods Pleading, Lomaxs
qsto Real Property, and Lomar Executors
win Re made with Philadelphia law Publisher 70 fur
nsQ ~ above works. the best
pe.n9 - attend the subscribers him
ee ecs o. nei intention, and TO inform him
20 be supplied with portion Of the above
dun they WI ee Furnished 70 the students a. The
bc 81 the senior class VIII have the privilege
ccurss woof additional charge The daily lectures
his edens viii be - arranged by any
member Of either class 70 attend
g .sshinssn Csiese should they deem expedent So
dicff1n ss4 pr<cuce Of Federal courts. 81 80
rssfss yin be go per session, payable in advance.
Lsasssss, W, Jaly IL. isao. - 'Ao =
JnIy r-A
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General Agency az Washinxton, ID. g. .

4 ------
QY A. M FARQUHAR formerly OF Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
for claims the for services with Mex
revolutionary war the with Great Britain, and the Flor
Eta, ( 81 tff
For pensions bounty land, scrip. t@
Bounty LandWl attend 10 the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order. ts. II
Patent oeThe applications for patents, procuring models,
drawings, their
General Post ODee.A claims against the department will be
prosecued settlement OF quarterly pay Of
ditto facilitated, sc. f4s, TsFf#
New Orleans Dea Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
New Era, Cincinnati Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald, Detroit Press win publish
the Of S5 and send their bills this Office, accompanied
with a paper June 2in