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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Tuesday The 21st d0y of May

Tuesday the 2lst day Of May
next, al 3 O'clock, P. M. the following described
properly, to vii, All that certain lot or piece
of ground. situate in Slroudsburg, adjoining
lands of Thomas McEralh on the East, Mon
roe stree, and Sydenham WALTON on The SouIh
John Kern on the West and Sarah street on
the North.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
er,y of Benjamin Took, and 10 be sold by me
PETER KEMMERER.
Sheriff's Office, SlroudsbuFg, Sheriff
April IL, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

The office of Sheriff in San Francisco is
worth from $4,000 TO $4,000 per year
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

The lime OF running from Philadelphia to
P'ltsburg by railroad and stage lines, has been
reduced 10 forty one hours, and by railroads and
packets TO sirty hours
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of vendliioni exponas is
sued out Of The Court OF Common Pleas, of
Monroe county, Penn'a, TO me directed will
expose to public sale at The public house of
Jacob Knecht, in The borough Of Sroudsburg,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

Al The meeting Of The Board of Directors on
the Sd inst, John |. Blair was unanimously
elected President of the Belvidere Bank in the
place OF John Kinney, Jr. resigned.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
THADDEUS SCHOCH.

Has removed his wholesale and retail Boot
and Shoe Store 10 large and convenient room,
which ne has fitted up in the best sly yle, few
doors above bis old stand, opposite Messrs.
Edinger & Millers Store and nearly opposite
I. q P Mxsels Store in Hamilton ST. where
he will continue to manufacture TO order every
descrint,on of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

The above lands will be sold and no mistake.
The terms will be made easy upon securing
the purchase money.
Those wishing any information about the land
or title can obtain the same by calling upon
JAMES H. WALTON, Esq, al Suoudsburg
ANDREW r CHAMBERS.
81 Chesnu, street, Philadelphia
April IS 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
CAUTION.

Spnrtsmen and others are hereby notified
no, 10 hunt or fish on or about my property. |
am determined TO resist all depfedatons Of this
kind JACOb hEDEhil ~
Cherry Valley. February Ii, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18

will be sold cheap, and can be recommen-
ded. The public are respectfully invited to
call. leave their measures, or examine his ready
made stock, before purchasing elsewhere, as
he is confident they will be suited with the
style, quality and price of his article, Call
and try them. Also American and French
Calf Skin Boots manufactured 10 order.
Easlon. April Is. 1850
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
So q. TB u II M n II u /,
Attorney at Law.

sTROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY, PA.
Office on Elizabeth street, formerly occupied By
William Davis, Esq
April Is, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-04-18
Boots and Shoes

: for men and boys: also the mos,
fashionable Gai.ers, Buskins, Half
Caters, Slippers &c, for Ladies
and Misses which will be warrant
ed 10 fit, be made Of the best ma.
ieriaIs, aud sold a, small profits for
cash. Also on hand a large assor,-
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

Laying Him Ont,


During the summer some years ago, an old
quadroon came up to the Office Of one of oui
hotels rather late one night, when the clerl
accosted her with
WELL aunty, what do you wants?
i is come to lay out dat man in No AL re-
piled the woman.
No. Al = said the clerk, you are mistaken
there is nobody dead here, and No. Al only
ate his supper little while ago
60 way, massa,' said the quadroon; dom
fool wild me; you know amt gwine to tel
the people dar is anv body dead in the house
Make one of your walters show me de loom'
We'll, said the clerk, who was always in to
bit of fun; here Tom show this woman W
to No. Al Tom obeyed and showed her t
the room.
1t being very warm, the door and window
were both open, and a candle burning in th'
CRATE, threw dim light around the room, Civ
ing it that appearance which the apartment o
,ha sick generally presents. The white shee
which was thrown over the supposed corps,
filed up the picture, and gave assurance t.
the old woman that all was right The waite
having left her, she took the candle and ap
preached the bedside. No. Al happened I,
be a man of very pale complexion, and breath
ed almost imperceptably. The old woman
having taken hurried glance, proceeded Il
get the wash bowl and towel, and filling tn,
former with water, she placed it on chai
near the bedside, Dipping the towel in ba
sin. she said, 1 guess de gemman won't wan
Shawn, by de look OBJ his smoof chin,' anc
swashing the wet towel over his face, she pro
ceeded to wash lin.
What the thunder are You about q tx
claimed the supposed corpse, rising up in bed
Who the devil are you, and what are you do
ing here? The quadroon screamed, in he
fright overturnipg the chair and wash bow
and then stood with her mouth open. stareiny
wildly at the supposed dead man. What ar
you doing here, You old wretch, you% thun
dered No. Al. why, come here TO lay 20,
out, massa, said the old bag, recovering fror
her fright; but bless de Lord YOU hab com.
to life!" Lay me out g exclaimed the aston
ished No. Al; "if you don't leave here, ynl
old bag. / will lay YOU out to certainty
and seizing boot, he made evident demon
stration of putting his threat into execution
whilst the old woman rushed down the stairs
and running against couple of walters. tum
bled them overy very uncerrmoniou usly. 'Wha
the devil is the row? asked the clerk. VIII
had been anxiously expecting the denouemen
The old woman explained the ridiculous mis-
take she had made. saying. 1t must be No
in de- oder hotel, and left. while the clerk near
IL split his sides lau rhinu at his Ioke - Pic
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27
p0llp
For The Freeman.
IT OF INC FteeHlan.
LIN Es,
On recelvinR . Ginaer.Cake Heart.


ADDRESSED TO y.
Say didss thou send a heart 10 me.
Aad ask mine in return;
The emblem Of fraRiIisy2
Then, wherefore didst thou spufn
That heart. when Il WAS offered thee,
And which, with love. viii burn
For thee till every chord be broken7
And dost thou seek further token7
TAcu know ct that heart. for thee 20 take,
Was laid upon thy hand;
But shou didse slight il for the sake
Ofones who in this land
With justice, might bs called rake.
Sos like rops Of sand.
My hope fell through; fos other men
Are thinc. I.can't begin again.
Perhaps the gin lhou didst request,
ls NOT worth having; for
It's hut = = bruised reed |" at best:
Il cannot live IN war
OF passions. with no place ofrest.
No friendly shelter; nor
DeniresiteveFy where to roam:
/. only wants one peaceful home.
Thy pardon grant: 4 don'i intend
TO wound thy feeling. now;
Thou knowest I am still thy friend,
And that this naughty brow,
II thou hadst truly to the end
Endeared, with suppIiant low.
Would not. =, any feaiale shrine,
Have stopped for favor, saws Al thine.
Fremeni. April. 1850. E.S
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27
DENTISTRY.

ID DENTISTkHo
DIR. /. D. PARKER, FROM CLEVELAND,
D DESPECTFULLY announces :" the publ that
IN he has permanently located in Fremont, for
the urpose Of pr ciicng
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
From the ample resources which be has enjoyed,
t"r acquiring lhnruuph knowledge of Tie profess
ION, he feels confident that h. shall be ab'- 10 give
satisfaction all who may desire his aid, in the
rons branches Of the I.roiessior. The uhlic are
that the utus, III be- taken to render
his operations both permanent aud useful.
Artificial Teeth set on Gold rlaie,
in number from single 10 a double setf. Piv-
at teeth set in the best annrr. CarieuS teeth fiji
led so as to permanently arrest the decay. Teeth
cleaned in such manner not to injaFe the en-.
am-l. Teeth extracted with the most approved
Instruments. -
DR.. PARKER. wishes to he understood that he
s responsible Tor all his operations. Persons ish-
ing Dental Operations. are invited TO call at his Of
fce. in CaIdwell's Br ok Building. DR., Cham
herlin's Office.
Fremont. Jure 80. i849-l5
DROADCLOTAS, Vestings and Wooden goods
ID very cheap. Ifyou want suit call ON
PETrIBoNE.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

An set of the Irish Parliament in 1884 on
the subject of franking, contained the follow
ing legislative hull: That should member
be unable to write, he may authorize another
person to frank for him, provided that on the
back ofthe lefterso franked the member gives
certificate, satder his hama, of his inability to
write.'
WoMAS She spoiled us Nth an apple
she .alpllea Tor the wrong bu forming q pair
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27
TssSa ess. loa Na..a.ls'sl }xcgs Z cIsS caIsSsansEsp
Old Dir. Jacob Townsend,
THE ORIGINAL DiseovERER or THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.

THE oRlsINAL DissovEREg or THE
Genuine Townsend SarsaparilIa.
Old Dr. Townsend rs now .sout 70 rear. q .n long
esfH EnUfNE h11n e oRIdfSHI 51s rs sEND s11P
III M h 5eins poOr ns h as h SeIpesS , = ~ % Y s h..
s: S
aagsa u value had reached he e. q a..s'
'aysa ''0m oeA.ni III hESsImsd Hs1 rs soTsT1
ufactured largest scale and is called for thrage s
length and breadth especially As il il found
PIE SyOss 81 1Gsn q dsserI0.saSn,
Changes bu. or The better because H u.. 9 aee g ses
fe principles BY seienti6e highest knoyisdee q
Of de Old Dr.. =
medicine. prppsr. sopas psopsrlis1
> s.ssaa snsaa ssssss
furious 70 he system Some Of the properties Of Sersapaa
Psso ISS 10 ai they are not y known
gOtale principles, which hy on vsPo
h,e 1l5 Iss i've are 70 ne ysy n edsa "ssac Of the roO
AnE psrsOn saa boil or s the ROOT an hey dark ss
nan fo% ssayshas sss hey hen
ssFa RfIIA EXTRACT OF SYRUP But such sas
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND,S
sARsAPARILLA
Inns Is % prspsEea that all ths neI properties q he ssr
ing acid OF ernsnta.lon is extracted Tselsd
and thus it is rendered Incapable Il losing any q I v
he most poVern aeepp II he M 'ns "ss y u mAas
Hence hs or N @
by men women and children We ind il doing Won
e:rs NSs9,sPsToN y ~ sers yvp oos,
~ Ss = 5 e o. sn1 ;, Ez
s &
PLhfPLES = Rho@ZcHEs @ and nd II adseo,s
Ii possesses marvellous escaeT in All COMPLAINS
q So he head q
body / has not ils equal h coIds sod oehs and
be ,s ISgs. E lFss, and every
tnawisdssd than q u ~ kinds and ss1sss q
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27
Thousands of Names

rrt of of in this distressing class of com-
l,i,is: see pamphlet. All bruken down. debiiita-
led constitutions from the effect OF mercury, will
f"d 'ht bracng pow of this rticit to act imnie
air'y. and the poisonous mineral erAdcated from
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

nRESs GINGHABfS. -B.su,ifuI ,,irs Al one
- shilling only. Call and see thrm Also, =
splendid lot Of Delains and Spring Dress Goods inst
received NJ PKr1Rour,s
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

sIONSUMP7ToN DYSPEPSIA. and LTYER c0M
PLAMLNz. IN and inaHE UNA 7.LSAE StsR0E EgLA,PLLES
C0STTRENESH. all aCUTANE Gus ERUPTTON2I
PLMPLES. BLOTCHES, and all afecioIs arising from
5lMPTRf1Ys OF THE BLOOD
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

nf the virtues al n m. ditne nj poured. II is
of the prcn.iar features "r tins a,'cl- that il
never fails henrfit Sc. and # bones and
NV scle let uild upon, let the rnciaIed aud
hinge ring invalid
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

HNOBACCO.-A new lotrof CAvendisf., very
nice. at one shilling, just opened. Call and
take schew.' PETTInoNE
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

P3ssss-ss marvellous efficacy in al cpmPlains aR
rom Indigestion, Acidy tie sozsac uneqd1
circulation determination Of bloc the head papilasinn
The heart cd and hands. cold e and hot "a
body II has equai Colds end Coughs pronute
he lungs, throat and every osher part
But nothing excellence
knnwledsed than in all kinds and stages
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

against number Of articles whp,h Gu, .unt.
the head of S,fnI,s. rsaparilt,s, &c 1,
Drrpsv, Gravel &c.; they good tor nothins
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27

Vestings and WooIen goods
- very cheap. Ifyou want a suit call ON
PETrIBoNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

DUgLIc NorIcE-suPREME cOURT.-In tbs matter Of tbs
application Of the hsyot Aldermen md Commodity OF the City
Of Yok, relative the opening OF Seventh avenue,
Twelfth Ward OF the City Of NeTork from the nortsy boundar
lr OF lands slrsay eeied 70 said City - Charles X Hall 1874
the .outhey SIDE Of 65,h sre-t-Pubhc NOtcs
kersby gwen The Mayor Aennsn and
New fo pursuant 70 Statute such made and d3 that
Aldermen and Conmouaiy Of Of
Yo pssd make Application the supreme Court Of The STATE %
SPECIAL Tern OF The sad Court Be held
City saturday, the NAY 1851
The opening Of TIE Court On hat day thereafter coun
heard the spponteutof Commissioners Estmzts
The above sntd matter that The nature and
,erto The Improvement the OpeS Of the IN avenue, erNe
Ward Of the nsrtery boundary Hre 81
sss already eed 70 AID CITY By chaIis Hail. at 1884 street; 70
the soutery Of l55th lad oct The
ofthe sd CITY b. Of Act -uted An Act relative
Improvements tonx The hyiag cut Of streets si rosss lie
CITY Of New Yort and for Other purpose. psssd April a. 1877
Daf-d Fe~ Ysrk, Apnl sth less. HENRY L. DAVIES
sagtMy2S Coans.l 70 tho corporEton.
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BOOK TRADE.
WrnsTCR,s TarAI

SECOND EDITION. rrvisssi-Frota the Pho,,..,
0hePotl u D. james w stone, and prrseo,ss -, -
Twelve Iuryuen Tbe great inlrFes ia 4. IN tss -,
Prof Wehstsf inducad the Publishers 70 "a r,s a,
edition Tor preserH asio1 ana 1aro fefsooce No exss
spared b seclre TIE llofougA al cue,
which it wa possible 70 rske. - 'epSo
The chsrge o. Ch,efJussice Shaw aod TIE s-g-..,, -
Attorney Oenerd Clifford carefully eor,ar..@ -.
themselves; and although sDrs rsnarks hay. h..n
by TIE cefc- 1srts e11nssr relative 10 t1eifs ~ ia -
oersFnec ee laf lhe reporter is 80 ve kuosr lof ~
curscy and tcely 10 reporting pnbhc spcechos hsf -.
do not hetilae 10 sAy that his edition connns neax
for word. i1e aIguI2eEs " Cou1se b0h "a tAs Dr.
ment and ne Pnsorar. 90 they were uaerod bsfs,, -
Court. snd tn men who gtve ire verdict
SO short time Interviewed b,Sween elose Of s s,
s1d ne issue o. he nFst edinon that may ypogrspS.
errors escaped The eye o. ne proofFescer bal az M
ton they have been carefully corrected and Ihs pab -.
again say. thsi accurate n 4. possb ~
be Published 10 volume $40. 81 pages paper coysss =
eenis In law ihseP, 81. For sale By booksellers Reosr
Throughout the city. mys 2s-sSs*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

MAiSE.-The State Council of Maine was elect
ed by the Legislature on Wednesday. 1t consists
OF Messrs- Leander Valentine Of Westbrook, Ed
ward L. Osgoodo of Fryeburg. John B abson of Wis
casse,, Josb Hartman Of Clinton, John Wiltshire
of ST. Aibans. Benz. Virgins Of Bangor, Henry
Partridge Of 0rland-al Loco-F ocos, and having
"a votee each. The Wing candidates had 81 votes
and the Free-Soiers threw Is. Messrs. Sawyer
and Coney were chosen Secretary and Treasurer
the former ineumbents retiring They each re-
ceived 10 more votes than were given TO their Lo
coFoco friends who were chosen 10 the Council.
The STATE HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION was
held at Albany on Wednesday-composed of
many Of the Physicians Of that school DR.. D.
CHASE OF Palmyra presided DR.. II. d. Paine Of
this city was chosen secretary. The Convention
organised State society, adopted Constitution
and Bylaws. and chose officers Dr. ]. NJ WARD
Of Albany, President; Drs- d. Chase of Palnyra,
X. s. Bryan Of Troy, and A. g. Ball Of New.York.
VicePresidenh DR.. n. ID. Paine Of Albany, Sec.
Rotary.
~ Hon. STILxAs SIMosDs, q meu,ber of tina
Massachusetts House Of Representatives, from
Athol. died as hn residence % Wednesday LAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

MATERIAL or Thy OHIO C0SyENTIOs.-The 50
ca statistics Of the Constitutional Convention now
In session et Columbus are given as follows by the
Ohio Statesman. The account shows that bache-
lors are held in very little respect in Ohio. Only
2 Of the members Of the Convention are single men,
There are rs members and officers Of the Con
vention now in session in this city. OF this num-
Der % are natives Of OAio - rom Penns lvana-
10 from Connecticut, from Kentucky, from Fir
ginis, 10 from New-York. from Tennessee. from
Vermont, from Massachusetts. from, Ireland,
from England. nom New Hampshire, from Ter
many. from Georgia, from Hew-Jersey, from
Delaware, and from Washington, ID. G. There
are "a Lawyers. 81 Farmers. 6 Mechanics, Z Mer.
chants, and Physicians; remainder tradssmen
and miscellsneous:-8 Of the members are single,
los married, and unknown"
lF~ Judge JOHNSTON, the Wing candidate for
Governor in Ohio has history not unlike that OF
Ewing and CoRwIH. He was kept hard at work
clearing up a new farm and splitting rails until
bis 2lst year. After that he took his place as q
pupil in q common school, attended session OF
the county court as a witness. became enamored
of the law, obtained situation in a law office,
entered upon bis professional career with gloomy
prospect soon acquired distinction by his elo-
quence, and lately a Seat the Supreme Court
Bench for his learning. Having been nominated
for Governor. he has resigned bis jadgship. and
will electrify the people from the stump from
this time on 20 OCTOBER. SUCH man deserves
success. Albany Eve. Jour.
MEDICAL EDUCATIoS.-The report of the Com.
mittee Of the National Medical Convention, at Gin.
cinnati. asserts that the Medical Schools in our
country are too many, the students too numerous,
the professors too few and incapable, the quantity
Of instruction too limited, the quality too supercis
and the preparatory training insufficient. But the
Committee have no means OF remedy to suggest
as no control can be exercised over the schools
beyond the influence Of the profession. They think
our best Medical College far below the European
standard, and this one has been several times on
the brink Of dissolution. They. however, recon-
mend all physicians to withhold their patronage
from all druggists who deal in patent nostrums.
They regard all these medicines as highly PERM.
Gloss in their character, and no regular member Of
the profession should. directly indirectly. coun-
tenance them
~ Hon. HUGH WHITE, who has been with
bis family for a fortnight, returned TO Washington
On Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
aauthernerr in California.

A letter to the Okso Ssates-aas, dated San Fran
cisco April l. 1850, has the following account Of the
doings ola Southern eEnigran. in California. Speak
ing OF Los Angeles, he saws:
And this Is The portion Of California upon which the
South wished 70 fix the curse OF Slavery. Several
emigranis have slaves there now. and fog them as
they did in the States. man called Col Thorn
administered to two colored NEIL whom he called
slaves three hundred lashes each on one night, and
che hundred each the next On the same nj lht
another coi0red man was decoyed into the hands Of
mob. Believing that they intended to dog him, be
ran Six pistol shots were fred after him. three Of
which hit him. though without doing much injury.
He escaped By lesping a wall some ten feet high.
All these cases, with the names of the offenders
and witnesses. were reported 30 the Aloaide, by
the Chief Of Police, but 10 warrant was erissued
for their arrest Let US have more emigrants from
the Northern States to establish law and order in
this delightful valley.
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BoARDiNG-sCHoOL FOR BOYS
z. w. KEELER, TEACHER

SEwTowS, FAIRFIELD CO. CONN.
Or the Rcn~rtonie Raayoad. is naes Jroa By,zecp~,
TyNERMS$S3 per quarter OF II weeks for board hro.
washing rnending. fuel Lights and bedding. Ppps ~
csived OF any time.
REFERENcEs-H. NJ Peck & Co $50 Fron,-t: A n
Crane, 50 John-st; R. Carlton Overfon. 6 WslSl 4
Acsey, xrrct House; Geo. w. Dow, Esq Burlirx -
N r. Sweezy. i76 South-sL New-York ~P'
Hon VIM Rockwell. corner Of Jay aud WiilousAAv 81.
Brooklyn, and Aaron Hswiey. 81 Beekman-st NewYoss
Henry Duuon, Esq Law Professor, lsls College sai
Hon A. Blackmsn N. III. ~
Samuel Oliver. Ehzabethtown, NJ myfr sw.
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Receipts Of Produce.

BIZ North Rirer Boats Saturday, May le.-
1860 bbs Flour 2l1 do Ashes 1850 pkgs Provisions 200
bush WhesL $500 do Oats. 1854 do Corn.
Weekly Summary So 85 bbls Flour, 2li do Ashes 68s
do Whisky &c bush Conn., - $50 do Rye, IS 500 Oats
226Oo DO Feed so do Barley 545l do Wheat DO $50 pigs
ProvfsOns
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RFIIGIoUs rlIooaponArrous-

EUsT PuBLlS4kp by the slbscrihers new eil-os a
y me Laws OF TIE Stee 0! New-lort 10 re son 10 Ras
gtouS incorporsfcrs win al ne saaerlre s 10 "a -
present ume, c,rpese n Tsmpf % on1 Price y o~x.
Published AID ior sse BY ipA ~ Bell SOJIp
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PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.
ITO PARTIES INTERESTED In new Inventions
he subscriber o6en bis services in soliciting Letters
Putsut In his country end also In Great Britain France
and oeksr Conrinensl Gtases Every inbrmsfo1 DO
obstbsd o< end sdvce Afforded Ill legal o. sceunke
polnh cnpascssd via lAass sbjscs BY
Ne J.f. Pla4aOn. sWslsl