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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26
Ternla of SubseripLion,

One Heat, Advance pay, ......'''''. Ss'Oo
Ifnotpaid within sax months 2,oo
by Carrier. ss.ss.s.s. ~,OV
Q5s No paper will be discontinued until all arredr
gss are paid unless the option of the Publishers.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-03-26

Is published every Tuesday Morning, in Under,
woods Brick Bloek Third story opposite Ran ROAD
Square and Hillsdale House.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29
From Chambers Edinburgh Journal.
ROUGET DE L'ISLE.
A LEAF FROM FRENCH HISTORY


1t was during the early days of the
great Revolution Of I7S9, in 1892, when
a young officer in delicate health took
up his quarters in the city of Marseilles
for the six months of his leave Of alb
sence. 1t seemed strange retirement for
the young man, for in the town he knew
no one, and in the depth Of winter Mar
seilles was no tempting residence. The
officer lived in garret, looking out on
the street, which had for its furniture,
harpischord, bed, table, and
chair. Little but paper ever entered
that apartment where food and fuel were
both scarce; and yet the young man
generally remained in doors all day, as
sldnously writing, or rather dotting
something on paper, an occupation he
alternated with music.
Thus passed many months. The
young man grew thinner and paler, and
his leave of absence appeared likely to
bring no convalesence. But he was
handsome and interesting despite his SAL
low hue. Long HAIR, full beaming eyes
that spoke of intelligence, and even ge,
MUS, frankness of manner, all prepos,
sessed in his favor, and many smile
and look of favor came 10 him from
beautiful eyes that he noticed not, nor
cared to notice. In fact, he rarely went
out but at night, and then to walk down
by the booming sea, which made kind
oi music he seemed 10 love. Sometimes
1t is true, he would hang about the the,
atre door when operas were about to be
played and look with longing eyes with.
in; but he never entered, either his
purse or his INCLINATION failed him. But
he always examined with care the name
of the piece and its author, and then
walked to the sea shore to muse and
mediate. Shortly after his arrival il
Marseilles he visited, one after another
all the music sellers and publishers il
town, with a bundle of manuscripts in
his hand but his reception was not yer,
favorable, for he left them all with
irowning air. and still with his bundl,
oi manuscript. Some had detained hin
long time, as if estimating the value
OF the goods he offered for sale bu
these were no more tempted than tht
others to try the saleabe character o
the commodity.
The house he lodged in had at,ache,
to it large garden. BY permission O
the landlord, the young man often select
ed it for his evening walks. and despi,,
the cold, would sometimes sit and mus,
in rude and faded bower under wal
at one Of the gables. Here he woul,
occasionally even sing in low ton
some OF his own compositions. II hap
pehed once or twice when he did so
female head protruded from window a
bove him, seemingt listen. The youn
man at length noticed this.
Pardon, lady," said he, one evening
perhaps disturb you. 4"
lot at all !" she replied, 81 am fon,
oil music, very fond, and the airs yo
hum are new to me. Pray, ifnot rud
question, whose are they"
Cheyenne" he answered, diflidentl,
"they are my own"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29
From the Home Journal.
THE DIVORCED WIFE.
by LEILA MORTIMER.

My heart will wander back
To thy lone pathway through the cold, cold
world,
And long to find the track
BY which from its proud station it was hurled.
My thoughts about the past
Win twine themselves as drops Of dew at even
On thirsty flowers cast,
When, bending low, they yield their breath to
heaven.
My yearning soul will droop
Beneath the chill, harsh gaze of curious eyes,
And Hopes tired wing will stoop
Unto the dust, leaving her starry skies,
Amid whose radiant light
Her brow has e'er been lifted up, serene,
And proudly calm and bright,
Though in the distance darkest clouds were
seen.
The flowers about my path
That have not withered in their loveliness,
Will now 60 down to death,
And their pale lips the damp earth coldly press
And tones that sent thrill
Ofccstacy into my heart now mute,
Will be remembered still
Like the last murmur of Il trembling Lutte.
Oh, it is hard to take
My drcar and lonely way far from thy side,
The golden chain TO break
That bound my fate to thine "A happy bride;
Dost thou remember now
The shadowy elms close by that lowly cot,
Where to thy loves deep vow
! listened trembingly and doubted not
Thou doSt remember. Years
Have passed away since thcn and eyes of love,
Bedcwed with anxious tears,
My blooming youth that fondly watched above,
Are closed in death. The breast
Whose painful throbbings were for me alone
Is hushed in peaceful rest
The freed soul to its heavenly home hath gone
Now am left TO look
My last upon thy loved and cherished face,
Oh, can | ever brook
The worlds cold sneer or from my soul cras c
The bright and glorious past
Kind death my breaking heart invokcs thy
gloom
Around it softly cast
The rayless shadow of the voiceless tomb.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29
Benton and South Carolina,

We find in the National hteWgenccr
correspondence between the Executive
of South Carolina and Old Bullion, in
which The former decidedly comes of Sec
und best. The Governor sends to Col.
Benton the resolutions OF the meeting
held on the 10th ult. by the members Of
South Carolina Legislature, approving
the Mississippi plan of Southern Con-
vention to be held at Nashville on the
first Monday in next June, and informs
him that Langdon Cheves, franklin II.
Elmore, James II. Hammond and Rob
eTt w. Barnwel have been appointed
Delegates from the State at large there
TO.
The resolutions state that the meeting
regards with feelings of lively satis>
faction the late movement in defence OF
the rights and interests of the South, and
hail it with Joy as the first step toward
that firm, united, aud concerted action
among the Southern States which a
sense of their common danger impe'
riously demands )" and that the recon-
mendation to hold such Convention
" should be cordially embraced by the
whole South, that by common counsel:
they may avert the common calamltie'
impending over them through the actor
of the General Govercment, driven OF
by the lust of power and the fell spirit o
lanatcism."
Finally the meeting pledge the faith
ful and unflinchlng support of the Stal'
TO any measure which the Convention
may recommend.
Now, this was about as impudent
Accommodation as could be well mad
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

to the Senator from Missouri. He re-
plies in the following dignifed and pcru-
nent terms:
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10, 1860.
Sin; have the honor 10 acknowl.
edge the receipt of your Excellency's
communication of the Goth ultmo, and
to say that il comes very opportunely for
the trial Of an issue in Missouri which
excitcs great public expectation. That
issue was joined in the Senate of the
United States on the 3D. inst in the dec.
laration made BY me, aud denied by my
colleague, that the General Assembly o
Missouri has mistaken the sentiment o.
the people, and misconceived their owr
powers, when they pledged the State tC
cooperate with the slaveholding State!
in the measures in progress.-The ex
pected time for trying that issue was a
the August elections NJ next Summer
but the time proposed IN the resolutions
which you send me is better, because
earlier, and | will take care to make i
known in Missouri for the information o
all concerned.
Respectfully, sir,
your obedlent servant,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
Gov. SEABRooK, Charleston, S. c.
". Y. Tribune.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

A MODERN LEAR.-An eminent trader
of Lyons who had acquired competency,
had two handsome daughters between whom,
on their marriage, he divided all his proper
ty, on condition that he should pass the sum
ner with one, and the winter with the other.
Before the end of the first year he found
sufficient ground to conclude that he was not
an acceptable guest to either. OF this,
however, be took no notice hut hired hand
some lodgings, where he resided lew weeks.
lie then applied to friend, and told him
the truth OF the matter, desiring the gift of
200 liyres and the loan of 10000 in ready
money, for few hours. His friend readily
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

The boot pinch'd hard-lhe suffering dan
dy sighed
Jane londly thought the sigh her beauly's
due;
" Bodies your passion sir," she proudly
cried,
" All !" saId the ioP, would were boot
less too 90
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

10 The Indiana House of Repre-.
senlatives have passed, SO to Al home,
stead law, exemp,ing from sales under
execution, property of the value of five
hundred dollars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

10 The New York Mirror says that Mr..
Prescott is engaged upon "a Life Of Philip
the I'd, of Spain" =" which will he published du-
ring the coming year
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

complied with bis request, and the next day
the old gentleman gave very splendid en-
tertainment TO which his daughters and their
husbands were invited Just as dinner was
over, his friend was in a great hurry, and
told him Of an unexpected demand upon him,
and desired to know if he could lend him
10000 livres The old man told him, with
out any emotion, that twice as much was at
his service, if he wanted it, and, going into
the next room, brought him the money. AT
ter this, he was not suffered to remain any
longer in lodgings; and his daughters were
jealous if he stayed day longer in one
house than the other. AT the expiration of
three or four years, spent in apparent com
fort, he died. Upon examining his bureau,
instead of livres was found note containing
these words =" lie who has suffered by his
virtues, has a right to avail himself of the
vices of those by whom lie has been injured ;
and father ought never TO be so fond of his
children as to forget what is due to himself
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-29

0FThe following, from the Boston
Transcript, is not bad parody upon
some Congressional scenes-though it
is rather too hard upon Mr.. Sausage
Sawyer, who has recently experienced a
great allliction, in losing the nomination
for Goyernnr Of Ohio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
CALIFORNIA.

OGDEN BAYNEs-tRICHD L. OGDEN, rios: ..
waSl,..Isc ssa G,H',sl c..RlsS. ks.,
v will be placed board ship and sod BY san
cay Co., ssp T9ri f sss,Sh 1'b sSs-, s Tesi
But,ros so Bart Stevens ta,. C.nsas n.tsisr c;.
a an Ss'AAn S"'N ''4 T. t. h'''' '''' A',d A'"
TAYLOR DE BAurRE, FORWARDING AND CON-
IL nissl1a nsreh,ss ch.sr.s, N. I've are rev Pre-.
ss:s ts. sts I, s var .ss ,r
sonys5soss q pssassr, .nd rss. We b.ys .l.o n,s.
.s c ys ksS; . Ger e 80 s:y
t'thmuA 4K.5ArhoR Ist, q s Dc M g.,
Rsfsroaos in Nov YOrk: :; Howard Seas BrO,dwa!
s. % sn fss - CO.. Ss..
CALIFoRsIA.--TRANsPo ACROSS Tns
.h%S Of 1sS.Iss . ss .srS Co. *,
Isthmas Of Panama take - thraush .? San Fraaesss
nd vsirSS ssi properly so1srsd as q, Co are
AZ ssIsss' % s,%sE Of f C s'
f'' ''''''' T. zAdaaIssoS Co. ~ wall stree.
TIVE UNITED STATES AND oALIFesSl. ExeREss
City Nov 18Th connecting With the mail steamer from Pa
Express Compsny ard are prepared forward goods through
% San Trsncieco, in about eays Capt Abraham Banker
sfs. charge y our Goods ne chasrs river srySs
s9S III i a. d San s:f s
have hss n,oioes certified e. ne uson House BY ls'vns
'"'"' ~ WV '"''' ~ Prcpri.scrs, A. R. MILLER Co.
(tREGoRYs CALIFORNIA ExPREss.-THE sus-
" teIibers will forward their next express ia eharsegf
S r,s fhs srilosements Of this lice ~ a. eS,sl a.,
Iseh u freight San Francisco, % the best dessrp
Fss, nS until ,s acrnuS S.S S'aGs ssi
sIss a. r once pcr 20 the dsy an sSss
soOd waiting shirmeat are covered by insyranes
Managers and Agents Pearl street corner Of all.
P.ssbrprs BY this Express e,a .veid The ann,ysns.
Ierus reasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
SPORTING.

CEN1RI VILE COURSE, T. THO rTINo warren
" for pA trottina match for the above STAKE. six-
teen spd seventeen niles IN hsLne be Patterned IN zoe
hour. ty y Woodrufs b. q. Buckakin, will od
Tutsday sterpotn between the hours % end otlek
Kendall Husteds line Of ounibnscs III leave for the
track A o'eioek JotL CoNKLtN, Proprietor.
TINION COURSE, y. I-NONEsREk 2, PURSE 81
" mile ha beat three in ave ander the saf ile free
bVrses that won $40 En- rce 90 be made
a A hadaen's, Friday evening By nine o'clock
Three or moie 10 make rsoe, aud two - start
SPICER meNArN. Preprietors.
ID Ed HoUsE.-TRoTT1NG "A PURsE or SIS Will
IN Fiday, th1 sth inst All heate nest three
In hveto SADDLE horses that rever purse Kntres
10 cioee Creere hsdden's Thurrosy tvenrg 90 nine
s'S.ssk TbIts W EaAs.a RAGS, and WV Wstsgh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
RAILROADS.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD ConPANY-
s,, tS s,T,9 pr S;1s nSrsass L.sn
st ane only morgase bonds Of the Michigan southern
Ss & ss 'sy.s PER n .1s. interest," ' -
o Tis s'sSs lss ,ud inner ,h. q ssc..
70 dsposa q OF se their obligations either within With
ssd .i tsS rss sSSSs ~ .s
f & Il fs city Ss sis 'is'ss s s bona
I'll. norts.ss the entire Lin. Of ths conr.ny. ross
n ars.sy bal, or hereafter 70 %
iss enc iil,on I'd ssii,,s IN NJ 80. ~
,%eps ors thar ssssu saei iSss s ~ sh ,Ss
lance Of ~ riss from Ists rrs % T1ah p1In. IL al !.
sy -: i 10y for q l siS@ Sniy a srr r.
Rs ass N s, a s iS is Ssn rsS sA,
100 miles Of main line beFidss baaeh Of 0mss sad whie6
ssd p. tsisSiss rfs.sai trsst ssos. sl5cs a
portion the road sr.ady in operation About
" miles ysas az spis protect the entire ssss
esrssqasnt iaers,ss Of dsy .reasins saord-
ing security whieh viii rl.eo he payment Of he debt be-
rSr A.,S's i'g ,hs s.rsr,' YER. ,sr1u. rsr sep
n is present yshnisssd sopdieu Pity miles Of son-
Elemental 10 ne s. T HIN 'nr's n9n,e ass .n
os early nesi Spring thss doubling length maa
Ihs road e pert seost,nuous line Of railroads. IRON
q Nss YORK 20 The Mississippi River BY Of the
Ere aroaa asa the Lake Shore rosd and inpOr,ass
Nssry the yhole this rrs, line from New Yorh 10 the
,he hss,pp River h eisher completed OF the %
rAl lie me Construction Of the rs.a ready fer
the iron rovoed Tor ~ stock and teinr psd
In BY regular intaens ard the proceeds ~ he bonds
msiRy required for the puress'e % lfon .,y al and
equrmens, IL believes that railrs hoata he
public c1er greater inaucemeat for SAT- nveruuv thsn
those OF this Company.
The nor;gaso empowers The Trustees, A. os.s ts "a
Of The resd and receive i've ssrain ~ az due
debt
The Bonds ST. IN the sans Of 81 v each r,ys,sm the
heohanice Rank, IN NE city ~ New YORK., Fovemssr
" sv Win interest AZ seven per cent per snnu payable
semi-annusny in New York. the Of November ana
the bonds
rour hundred thousand dollars Of the bonds now
oacred for sale. =
Sealed proposals FOR less thsn $1,000 -i
be received until the l6t dsy ~ Nevemter nsr,
Prerosals may he atdressedt - wInSLOM, LAflkh -
CO, No 81 Wall street o. 70 q ,asurer,
No. 81 wall endorsed "Proposas Tor htcnfGan
Southern Railroad Bonds
s2pO(hsf the cfsredD vill be disposed %
sksoutsvs "A without p the highest bidder The
Comps receive the right TO wihsrs~ the rsmsinderh
Hlineo.sssry infornston ra,on 70 the
with mars, rnsr be obtsred by calling on NISsLOM.
ThNrERs CO. OF u ItTcHfIELD, ~ eithericf which
places copies Of the bonds ans mortgage can es hsd
Copies Of the bonds snd nertgsse nay also be seen on ap-
pleson shsphsrs knsrp rs Of the neehAn-
ics Rank TO James Van Ncstrsnd President Of the
Parties whose bids sre accepted viii ressvea 70 psy -
PER cent ppoa the snevn swsrdsd 70 them mmsAisssly
remainder In equal amounts w the Let and Ism Of Dccsm-
Der IN. shy party ~ he ct liberty psy In full ~
Interes. vil mmsne. from th day Of paynenA
SS h2ssfi s hHTkrn
lows r. Jksvis,
New York. o''oSsr1. 1850 Committees Of ND prsetosA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07

II IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIVE
IL Assursnce society. Of London and New Yort-Cspita
81 100000 Surplus fund Sil2oO large GUARANTEES u nd
tees.
United States Local Board-Aetiay Directors Novem-
tsr.-The Chairman, hhd John J. Palmer samuel How
land william Van Hook. cnry Ludam r. bert }. Dillon.
and J. Kcarny Rodgers N. ID.
California Risks favorable terms, ut Moderate
rates Of extra premium - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
AMUsEMENTs ~ PHILADEIPHIA.

DARNUM'S MUSEUM, PuiLADELPUTA.-P r BAR,
- num- Prorrotoran hansser Henry Sanford, tant
Manager "A great week The thrilling drama IL MADE
Ia Nj will lie enacted Monday aud Tuesday evenng with
splendid scenery, ard sniralle cast. wednesday
evening will be produced for the stage the
mtsetly drama entitled DAVID CoPPERFIELD, drama
tired BY r. J. Jones Is1 from Dickens last work Its
twenty characters VIII be renrcscncd by choice talent
OF the company. 1bcgrcat Egyptian Iurplcr RhSaa
ghfed aud will appear afternoon in his
The saloons ar attractive for their countless and
resting curiogs, Two performances each day
A. three aud seYen o'clock. Admitanoe twenty.
hve cents Children under ten years. half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
TaAvNLLEns' GUIDE.


(trANgE or HOURS AFTER soyDAr, 2sT oCro-
~ be-Camder and Az NOy Railroad Line Ter Philadel-
phs At II noan By ssmboat John Potter daily, Sundays
excepted, from Pier No North River. Fsrs A..
NEW YORK AND FuILApEIPUIA.-NBw roRa
~ ard Phlsaelphis DireotCnited states Nail Iirs-
fhrsugh Ia AZ hours, via New Jersey Rsro sd.-Fare
sssd 70 first e.ss sra 2, - for second elssisvs
sev fort ~ from foot e yosr ,adt street sndat
"a. n sri y. ~, from foet 81 Liberty stree " ave
rhusssrhis ~ ssA A n, sn<s n, from foot Of
ysispt strysA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
EDUCATION.

- h
rI,RE CELEBRATED PROFESSOR IN SINGING. sIG-
nora kza vtlentin has removed her successful class
to si5 bresSws; ne arr 3; snsas BENZ, ss is ar 49,.
20 Re tsusht ~ sr1,'a Vaentni, from whom she csn
initiate and feel The Nsfon OF sounds the sealas the
turp shake shd s saaS. rcaalY style and express
Gon.
TYNE FRENCn I1NGU80T TAUGHT X THRss
1o,sSr tS STn, sGs FTsaSh uSs
orgrator o. the natsr method Of IN vins
bs shy tu ~ osrs ;' Psas Irens ia very
short time The grammar Of the LANGUAGE e.9s' Ling the
va ys long spEaEsa q Re soya hog s.,s
certain and the only means Of oral In ihs
,nsnsse evsnns ,turs and for ladies' and
Tsi Ss Ru sns sST SSs
81 rdnay ntsgenee. Applications be made 70 Mons
20 private ptpils sndfsmiiies.
COLDsMI1ns WHITING ROOMS. zse BROADWAY
" "a rsrze buidinsh tarst oorner above the Irving
the gsual sh9re. y SO % Tor The Of Lessons
one T al
eangs quick, clear and unifcrn ttye OF pen
S T. S s HissSn W. f. GsisSs tie s. TG: nd;
d the many thousands Of pup, 70 whom he has given in
.1 70 his isssor. has failed 70 te.Sms coed ~rsr
, 5s " hen. Ss II a..
life hsyt ,cguiied their exaordsssy dexteriy With tbs
ars ., dsiy .siI ssL
sss tl o'clock ?, ~ Gentlemen daily ct "a. ssi
houI. mos convenient tAs pupil Terms SIS payable At
one mercemsn,.
vUISTEp-A SITUATION As ooyEssEst Fos A
w lady rnuusl talent beirR quadel 20 ips,rue in
the Talias. and ftencA isneuasesths lat
ss9S sea.r IKE sssisspi. vss N.es
section TO he scnh. Adsrss (pre Paidl .. H. o. lover
w hshy sduraes ycnrS Gtfusn lsay fully oemp1tent y
,.,hr I'm rAs.ips en- sOissrss
Erslish lsrrusge auen.ly. Please address H. B. Hersa
sGss, this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
FINE ARTS.

~IRw WV. DON, PRONOUNCED THE PICTURES TAKEN
~ q him yesterday ~ the Roots the best before
sken they on exhibition At their gallery SJ Broad
way, cor Franklin.
TI,HE WRECK OF THB aEDUsh FOR SALE "A LARG r
Painting. the wreck ot the Medusa, French frigate
whioh persisted The Of Arios in l6s 25xl5 feet
Gthu and hney executed oopy BY the late George Cook
the original picture. painted ~ Jerreo. In the
Louvre Paris. a. exhibition picture 10 would
we'll and viii be si as uelera,s price considering ts
value work % art. Can Ne at Lafayette Hall
auiing the dsy. For further information apply %
JAMES AAKCuER. b9i Broadway.
r UCRAFiyE LMPLOYNEHT GIVEN TO LADIE5A AND
L. sentlC1 who have leisure time. In light and
teti fancy work. taught IN lev easy lesson Sonsiaerahls
be derived acquired. Apply
sarslly tftVtsa re kguu e. and q W k,sSi BaN-
clay street ataf Bfoadviy. prtnrn Or teaching, S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07
INDIA RUBBIsR GOODS.


IrDh RUBBER GooDs-MErALttc TTDTA RUBBER
shoes tot Fen ladies aud oliren. Cl1sAint, s.ean
l'rtnE Dacine Bar ding. Hoe Clotha. &C.. All kuis u
lao Hebeer Toys beautiful article q Eovea Eas.ic
Article suabe FOR that pntposc All the abovs goods are
made under GooDYEsB's P1TrNT and sre warranted Of
tuIdiI y aty by the H,wsEk India Eltbcr hanafae-
n HUTCHINSON, rrc,isa..
I Attest DISCOVERY IN RuBgER-SEr A pa
IL tent, hnnestly ~ can, but get g." 10 osher
re,Tle make Inventions which render your plcai Oh.
toet-ur' leseet iessue. covering ythe-s discovery
pay s5np, 5000 S2DoUO AGENTS 20 pEosure
etssus whta got its yaua6erO law fr repeal Of fraudu
lent patents The parchment will justly Ia charging other5
With pfatinE even commence suit upor u IT'S easy o. al
low defaults withdraw tier, aEain aad al'n with
arav. IT, In nerlooutoy notion the Judge refuses
sends you No trial at law and thorou h beaten the
motion trial and pretend the court declared ycuf patent
ya truth ~ not necessary under thsncg syatems bed
falctood even hotter 20 uphold frau duent patent IL
succeed IN aveidng trial before e court and jurg
gain II world thinfr Of such hinss the -stus
all and the discoveries nsde during n time BY
RESI- eSporeisteside the patent lav a Nde gate tgr
you u you only get right asa, aEd tat strong taoush
~ natter ~ or 10 Of 80 most eminent legal aivises
IN the country rive written otnioss hat the rcissued
IaSnt is traudh,rt and yodi make gest IN te heer
ttute rstsf than co,tese these also con,ritute 10
the eeaeIal fund with which cary operations
lawyer dcoversyou rn mrotter maize part Of the
patent 70 bm and place the sombuaon fund At his dspo-
many eresn otes you draw into your ueshes;
the more thoroughly used Jour victim IT, tie less possr
e WI saie ssrsse YOU and TIE srs:, me Ssr me
your nn e great geru his name but keen hs person
eut and the busirsss In which gane Is lay
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