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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11

The clip Of wool comes forward freely, but large
ID By broken agents for manucture This leaves bat
little for dealers TO SPsrsts oPo9 aud limits
&c medium, and % zoe for "a bood aad Is 900 bs.
supsf pulled at "a 36c- -...
% sdvsDced from the early prices Of last season. pas
comprehension, bat they have little 70 compain e. he
tak has been that they woad have wool
q thsif prices this has literally true Fasen
have sid them their oers, but unfortunately,
nsnufictasr, each eager b st he vsel
eponi hat shsy Unveiled fssr bsss an1 By i1jodesus
csnpetitios raised the pyiee 5 . 70 per n
rsnfsann VIE len Kllamaxoo week siuce, tells that
Wills in that section e thseounTy, b hxmer coming
nsrkst wA ~ Aesess be Inquired I. pee ]. de hear
jHsf sscind travsIlss ebe reply wsss WALL ssd -
ssssa q Sc esuss, ~ Wse Ms ct aisas IL If
ysssn gil! give - 3lsS ehasss i ssa.s!se Ma A.
ias $50. E. sstssly ssaisst, viaiia ~ Nm, 5 -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11

Cholera here cgdin.-It is not to be disguised
or disputed that there have been several cases
OF cholera in our city which terminated fatally
within the two last days. Considerable alarm
was observable yesterday in some parts Of Inc
city. Last year on the 24th Of June. there wert
near fifty deaths per day Of cholera here. xes-
son. The disease, we trust, will not assume an
epidemic form.-C incinnats Gaz., 24h
Disaster at Niagara. The Telegraph reports
to the Evening Gazette that Table Rock a. Nj
agara Fails, fell, on Saturday aflsr1oos, Win
Tremendous crash which was heard for mics 4
round. carriage withsix persons wss passing
. along the rock, when it was discovered % be
sssins -sy-she persona jumped 10 season 70
~ out me horses and carriage vent Over
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11

A correspondent of the PhiladeIphia NortL
American, writing from London under date o.
June l4tn, says:
- Can assure you thai, secret as are all TIN
movements of the British government, somt
very important measures are about t. be SUD
ml,ied by England 10 more than one Europeai
nation. having for their object certain checks
oh The grasping and growing ambition, as It D.
and as people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
VERMONT wATCHMAN
Alarria9es.

The Parsonage, Berlin July sh by Rev. s. TsrbsiI
Mr. Charles Lovcland and Mics Louisa uss both Of Der
lin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11


COUGHS, COLDS,
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AOAAS90 6Sos oAVM vi 40
wH00PIH6e 00uGH GROUP
= e~-I1
- x43A ana VV0 = y 313 S4V1
ANAL, NJ .c;.,ee .a,d;n. n. ,h.v ia .ruls
proaf Of h ma wine Of manv mediens s.srs NV
furnished no exsmpjes to with The sanitary recu
The rem.rksbs sures Of dises,es Of he Lr.,s which
have been reuzed by rs use itested they arc 81
eminent professors and rhy:s;.s- IL sh. and .sss
sronr that The use Of The Chcrry Psctors will
relieve and ultimately cure them -. :"
some ,ss men in he Country, upon whose
and experience implicit confidence may be- placed :
DR. PERKLYS. Prssidesf Ye,nsnt Medical College r
Of the learned int srn; pysIc:ans in tho
country, considers i composition =: afe eAcel ence is'
The cure Of that formidable disease, coIsunptiso"
Fl AyermDear 3, :-Asfes.hls TO the request o.
xe WI, ss nave Known o.
me me. y you! ,G Ss,.ss ana ine{ have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
NO,TICE.

WHEREAS, my wife Sarah Sane Tinker, has left my
w bed without any ust povocation,
this therefore notify and forbid all harbofns
trusting her my account shall pay debts Of her
contracting after this date ALBERT b. TINKER.
Monist0wn, VT June 18th, 1850. S03w
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NEW MUSICJust received the oldesablished Music and
Stationery Store, door Of i2th street, Pennsyvana
nue. following popular Music from the publishers vii
liam Hall Son, New York, which will sell a. reduced
price, four cents per page. VIM FISCHER
Lonely sung by Jenny Lind, composed by Bs
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover.
Why Weep Thee, admired ballad, written by WaIs
When pensivc feelings wake the sigh, written by Austin Phillips
Were but his wife, by Maeder.
The Mosquito Polka, by J, Soman.
Dgent Hose Copanys Quick Step performed BY Dodw@hs
Band
Two Merry Gpsies, a duet, by McFarren.
Voice Waves Duet by Stephen Glover
The Fireside Song, by Wv Wallace.
The Female slaves Lament by Dumboton Sercnade
The Moonlight OF the Heart, by Suakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Christys Ninstrels.
Devas Vale, Scottish ballad by the Of the "od kim
yard.o
Thought, Adeu composed by Congong
Filtration Polka, by M. suakosh.
Robert Ie Diabe arranged BY ". Beyer
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James q. Maeder.
The syren Polka, by NJ Snakosh
La Sylpfide, Fantase Romantque, by NJ. Strakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture arranged by b. Enrich.
Guitar pieces.
on, watch you well by daylight
The Rose OF Traiee.
The Bowid Soger Boy.
Jcannet and Jeannot
Emma SNOW
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car.
Oh, would a gin again.
What enchantment
The SISTERS Call by L. Tripp.
Child Of the Regiment, as sung by Jenny Lind.
Rataplan, sung by Jenny Lind
Mazurka by Bateman.
MY and uge horn, by Watson.
The Chsmois, sung by the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy, as Duet
Beethoven's Dream. Dec
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pUBLIC SALE OF the Columbian Foundry, Tor casting

pUBLIC SALE or the Columbian Foundry, casting
cannon, Georgetown District Columbia.
This we'll known valuable foundry with all
Hd implements pertaining IT, will be offered public
Mason, deceased
proprietor, Monday, of March
situated the Potomac river,
having the Chesapeake Ohio passing
through the Site with the the power canal
site land
buildings capacoos stone casting house, containing the na
building adjoining containing the cupoa furnace
boring mills for boring cannon athes and machinery for turning
houses for wosmen q brick and stone The Implements tools
for casting cannon and rs well other work usually
oulds for Shells various wooden hask
casped all castings demand black
smths tools In Short tools md
Elements pertaining 10 a foundry large scale.
establishment
government either
OF which, into by
proprietor, competcd
lbs immediate
what has
had, ample public Coal Of
quality brought will be
desrous Of by Mr. Duval, who charge of IT,
Terms; Ten thousand doars OF purchase money
hand residue, credit will three
and four equal payments bearing be
bond and security, and mortgage the property,
For further information address the subscriber Washington
city. y, JAMES M. MASON,
Jan i6-dAcs taH Y. } Acting Executor
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THE UNION.


ps.ssssss q law zAcaAGY TAyLoR Ps.iasa. Of s
aSs held Ss %sis osss the
q. M oes s psGns asssnssd g w s
seventh day January the disposal pubc
aied within the aforementioned townships, 70 WIT
NsriA ef the base line and cea ~ The M principal meridian,
Township nneiy-eght OF range three
Townships ninety ak, ninety and ninseig Of
Townships ninety dye, nnssis, NINETY, eight and
Townships ninety three, ninety ninety 1--WE. ninety nine
seven, ninety eight and ninesy-nn Of range STA -
day January next for the disposal q The public lands
aforementioned townships, Wis W
NaA ls base line and ,0sa Of the I'm principal meridian
Tewnships ninsy-,ou nineyhve, nines1, ninety seven,
ninety eight and ninety nine, q range seven
and ninety eight o. range eight. n N ''-'s
Township township ninety SIX te1cep, sou,hwes,
twenty eight sections thirty thirty including The
Indian agency and townships nnetyseyeu and nineeish o.
Townships ninety two and ninety Y. saI Of range ten
Townships ninety and Of range fourteen ~.
day January next disposal Of rhe public lands
situated within the aforementioned townships, 70 wiI
North " the base line and oest Of the I'm principal ns''an
Townships sixyseven, sxyesht, and nnne, Of range SIX
Towashps seven sxynine Of seven
Townships sx,y-eigh, and nine, range eighteen
Townships sixty eight sixty nine, Of range nineteen
Townships sixty eight and sixtynine, Of range twenty
Townships sixty eight and nine, Of twenty-five
Townshps seventy and Of range twenty
81 s ssd is oes aaS STY Commencing On
for the dsposai Of the Pubc lands
within the following townships, 10 wit; t
North II the base line and wes Of the fin principal mertdan
Township seventy sir, Of range twenty
Townships seventy seven and o. range
twenty-eght. 1874 81 $685. MH
Townships seventy seventy twenty
pulp aass @ e ale
The offering lands VIII ne commenced on
appointed, proceed in the order m which they are a
with dspEc until the whole shall nave been
offered the thus closed But no ae fha De KEPT open
longer than weeks and no private entry o. my o. he lands VIII
Of Washington, this heenth day
September Domn thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. L q ihiLoh.
BY the President:
N f1 J. BurrERrIKLD, ~.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right of enpon Of the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver Of the
land Office and make therco practicable
this notice. before the day appointed for the
OF the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
chained, otherwise such claim will be lorieiied
r Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Postponenent the Public Land Sales mt Dubuque,
Notice hereby gwen public sales Of lands ordered by
President the United Stne dated the fifteenth
September, s49 be held the land Office al DUBUQUE,
sepenh and days OF January, 1850 de-
elared 10 be postponed until further notice.
Given under my city Wasnston this ll day
by the President;
J. BurrERFIELD,
Dec u Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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no manifold advantages OF health economy discipline
progress, and moral training the Faculty Of this institution have
selected for is location the famous Blue Lick Springs
situated the Lexington and Maysve Turnpike, twenty four
miles from latter place. and forty from the forer emphaca
country being twelve miles distant from
village The buildings mostly well constructed for
cadets.
This for Its healthy atmosphere,
scenery and the eligible
literary institution United The grounds
during the
plat forty beautifully situated the margin Of the
Licking immediately the OF the buildings will be
served for military exercises,
The removal will be made Immediately after Christmas, and the
place the It'll day January, 1885,
The year extends from the first Monday September
the third Friday OF June--iorty weeks.
The entire charge for tuition boarding. lodging washing, fuel
lights, blacking attendance Of arms, will
be Payments will advance that
day Of the end the From Mon
January example, thu third Friday Of June, weny
four weeks,) IL Is Ss6
Georgetown, ny. Dec 2S-5d&3tcp
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ASTROLOGY.-The celebrated c. w. ROBACK, from Sweden,
Office No. II Locust street, above 9Th street Philadelphia Offers
his the citizens Of Washingon
been consulted with by all the heads Of
higher Astrooger any living Natves
sons distance have their naevies drawn by sending the
date Of the their birth All
will immediate attention, any part
Of the world written durable he prepared
Of his following
coup advice, advice given for the successful accomplishment
wealthy the power
TO the TOO free Of the bottle for all
the stolen property purchasing
Thousands Of the named
lis vicinity and all full sahcon, 5000
during All letters will regiousy
prepaid will be answered gratis For particulars,
+ sl7-' g $500 Q. W. RoBACK
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L. LEWIS Attorney stlsw, formerly o. Virginia, lor
~ several years clerk In the Adutan Generals occ -sning
onezs nis services 70 e Virginia
the collection Of their dues from ue government VI II WV
lihs wiaoss and children q soldiers Mexico
All claims especially Of marines served In Mexico win be
purchased fair price, be pressed claimants
through Of the departments with The
himself that his residence In Washington,
the Adjuan Generals Once, his acquaintance with
ments and his experience viii afford facilities
adjustment OF all business conhded 10 him.
lie respectfully refers all e members OF the last Congress from
Virginia. and e Hon John " Mason, Rebmond Val Major gen
e. Jones' Washington city.
at affords great pleasure Major
$50. ar. JoNEs.n
Any editor who will good claim his vicinity pub
s TINS nonce 10 the amount Of %, and send his bill 10
Aug l0-3m gg 4. l.. LEWIS.
COLUMBIAN CoLLEGE, ID. q.
E session Of sir win Wednesday, Sep
II TENDER 10. -
Tuition $40 90
as Room, library, bed, aud furniture IL 90
Table and servants, per 225
To students Who DO not board The charges will be-
Room, library, and furniture Zoo
matrcuaton fee Of $40 paid admission small charge
Tor average damages Fuel tights Washing per
DOZEN French OF German small additional charge The
college expenses exclusive Of stationery will
exceed $50 Students admitted
the opeang OF the preferable Bills payable
half opening, the balance the middle session
WAsnIsoTos CIrT, September, 1919.
Sept 6-iawd4wlawep6w
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THE subscriber proposes Law School this place.
msncine on Monday, the 2s Of October
ns on The 18th day Of march, 1850 The pupils will be divided
two classes The text book used In the viii
phens Blackstone la vol starks Evidences stephen
and is vol OF 0resnIears Evidence
embrace Truckers Commentaries Grccnleaf sfakie Evil
dencc M vol o. cach stephen Pleading oood Pleading LEI
vel of Gritty Pleading Holconnbe Equity Jurs
prudence Iubes Equity Pleading, Mrd Pleading, Lcmsx d.
gest OF Real Property and omax Exccuu Administrators
Arrangements win be made with Phladepha publisher fur
nish the shove works. The best youn gentlemen
sy ocs O t,sr intention and g inform him whsh they desire
70 be supplied with portion Of the above through this
dun They win be furnished 20 Tho students The mem
bevs ~ the senor Glass win have the privilege amending ne Junior
without additional chsfe The daily lectures 10
h udsnss VIII = % sr.nsea y The suh.shsr = :. ny
81 esr cles attend the of 81 he ffofe~oF
81 Washington Ceisg< should they expsent 70 40 90
few lectures win be delivered q The close q The course on me 'n
Mcuon and practice Of the Federal Cour~ ~ ~ st
The 10 YIN Be 80 p session. gsZsss y ssy.nss
Lsnssrcs, Va, July u. iss.
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E undersigned having opened ocat the end Of Wnders
building opposite the end of Navy Department. oilers
his all who business transactions with
The different departments of the the settlement
which they agent for the
on o. claims pending before Congress His long connection with
the Navy Department. In discargng the duties of important
Office, together with acquaintance with the members
Congress- possibly enable him render important service TO
WIN. b. SCOTT, XIII
a eH&t .ftN essasst Late Navy Agent
Republican & Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer; Herald,
New York; Ohio Statesman, Ohio and Pennsylysnian, Pade
pha win of two dollars and send bill to me-
l9--if .
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ri MN4- NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Of Provisions and Clothing, January ,, 1850
DRoPosALs sealed and endorsed Proposals Cor freight 20 Pen
this Bureau until three O'Clock,
M on Friday February, 1885, for the transportation
a6o e) Of stores from The navy
ward yard At Pensacola, Florida
The the asked barrel without dstne
bewees each barrel half bafrl
beef pork -four rice, vinegar PICKLES. whkcy, dried appcs
will BE- barrel all other packages 70 be estimated
whatever contain
Of all casks other than barrels The hh win
bo areaer working lnydays 70 be allowed
or taking In and heen fair weather
working aydas be allowed Pensacola for d-cbsrEng the
same No pr,mare 10 be allowed. u ~. y.
be made BY navy agent In the United States TO be
DAYS evidence Of the delivery Of the
cargo the usual inspection and be Brook
10th Of February, 1850 ready receive
and presented for examination within three days
Of the Bureau win consider itself
Al liberty freight bidder make such
arrangements may best subserve the public interest
Ian R-lawiW
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JUST received by VIM Fischer, stationers Hall. the
following beautiful music which will be sold at the
iuced price Of four cents per page. NJ st}
The huguenotto Polka by o. II. Cakes
The Virginia Polka by c. Mueller
The Ellen Polka by c. Mueller
The Gloucester Pokn, performed by Gung1
Mountain Wave celebrated song; by Jas
Williams
The Aspen Shade Waltz by J. X. Cpl
thy brow arranged us quick step by
Cpl
Gaiop Brilliant, from operathe "Fou sons Of Aymon "
+ by'Vierech
Tbs Hungarian Exile by szemeenye
The Violet Waltz, in i've seps BY LoPke
The Syiplde Waltz do byFFy
The Tribute Waltz; by @. schey
The Margaret Waits by j. u. Muller
byCsGola asa4a. PA lt
Womanp Love beautiful song
Suidierxs Delight quickstep; by Muller
q beautiful ballad
csardns Hungarian Ais; by szemelemyi
Poor Wounded Heart, Farewell by r. Dorgo
Yes love thee by the suhor Of "Dtares then
I'll love you more" = ias7 1sn tsh
The Secret; BY The same author
Let the Flag Waves national song
Boquef Of Melodies collection OF airs, mafcnes wszss &C.
for the guitar
Think you Speak by N. J. sproie
Though thou gone by j. w. T. -
dream that love never orgctsung WIN great applause
Miss Daily
Hopeless Love by Sullivan.
Feb Is
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AGENCY FoH CLAIMS AT WAsaIyGTON, ID. 9.
CHARLES DIE sELDIsG,

Commission0, Notary Public, and GentraE 1gen.,
No. III rodd's Buildings, Pennsyivania avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
CONTINUES give his prompt attention prosecution Of
claims before Congress- Of the Eexecutye Departmen
before board poa0ns
before foreign procuring pensions, Revolutionary
Naval Army bounty land under the Of February
e August TO- 1885, OF mileage for horses and
property
being the the United
subsisence transportation furnished for
and all claims Of whatever description that arise OF the late
wars with Mexico OF Gea. Britain He IN possession Of all The
forms understands fully nil the Of the Pension and
oaee procuring prize money
captures Gulf Mexico,
California, and of Africa.
He has been honoed with Commissions from the
Union Commissioner Of Deeds
deeds, deposions and other
10 be used or recorded In the respective States
be moderate, regulated claimed
and the extent Of services required.
(posfpxd will receive immediate
He refer the Navy and other Executive Depart
and their Exceencies the Governors Of the several States OF
the Union, Senators and Members Of the
present Congress generally. Aug ~
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EREcsH SUPPLY OF sEAs0NABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODs.--fLAGETT DoD5ON, corner Of Pennsy
and would respectfully inform the citizens
Georgetown, Alexandria, and their neighbohoo
received the following addition 70 their already
well, assorted stock OF goods Ian the above line
10 pieces imperial carpeng all I'm new patterns and
coor and OF neness and thickness Of body cheap
Is pieces X. superior ingram do.
These goods bought auction III greatly reduced prices and
will be sold accordingly.
pieces Spanish nangs, coio excellent and
appropriate article for churches, lodges hotels, and other pubic
buildings. II Is pretty, durabe and very cheap
bales spanish door mats, TO match the above
quality we'll floor ocoh, entirely
pattern them extremely rich and beaufu for
halls passages intended TO be covered with H. we cut out to it
order in piece. 49,
~ pieces Al 81 LEIPZIG table olcloh extremely rich and
beautiful
bales superb Edinburgh blankets
the used for beds These goods
Think be equaied any other house here.
/ 1874 Alendale coverIets.
! do la, do. 1914 and a. a very low prices.
Also, stye beautifully knotted into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts, In oriental figures, coos pink blue
and white, all sizes.
pieces extremely rich window curtains.
aine for window with the draper
nps, cornces lace and muslin embroidered
corresponding, will be furnished
as as house in the country ~ As s7 mi
opportunity Of informing that
enterprise started with the determination to keep
thai will advantageous the purchaser
facilities obtaining goods of the sort such that
thing impossible We respectfully inform the public
win find general
DDS which viii with pleasure exhibit
call and think hard Of II we do not sell
Dec l-MTh3w CLAGETT DoDs0N.
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West E.a Gsocsry Wine, and Liquor sssrs.
THE sUBs0RlBER has opsasd us above sstssisasat S
s sss z rs ~ s :. sp'
DO. powdered and ganaia.sd DO
siaars extra ssFirhouss sirup
New os Leans A.; and w WE Isss sas
Ilpssl yuapcwdsf and Imperial teas, King chop
silver leaf aas county ls and medium young nyson
Biaek teas, Of every variety, VIA
Fine Ooions, An the latest mporuuons and very
Rays family -four, in bbs. and bags
Extra hullsd buekWheal -four t
Sohsa APPLE English and cheese ,;,
supsfane liable. Liverpool hne and coarse salt
Do ~ plot a biscuit soda and water crackers
South AmsIean coiorsd sheep skin mats
f d. y" k sa'asass shoulders ssi and side.
Do prime lard, in kegs and bills
Judd: patent sssa. sperm e eass I'd 4sspdss
H Ss~ asdSa and jaclsons mould candies
ysnsy and y. CASTLE s soap. soap. 49, ,...,a...,.
s 4: q !, ..,s
! Pure blssshsd winter sperm oil i ~ '
DO. do; DO solar DO
Lump s.s:ls: brushes, variety
o..s.. ola s.ss. s sssl s s.sss .s.. Nc
nss9s s ". ~ con- s. sss AZ. Nader.
Do Du6 Gordon pale sherry
Very old whiskey, warranted - years old
Monongahea aud canal whiskey
superior old Virginia peach brandy
Do. do. apple do
whskey Jamaica Cologne champagne, hook,
pickles London brown Canton
ginger absynhe marascino ardines; olives;
ancoves; pepper Worcestershire and other Dor
deaux Harvey Nice Marsees oil broma chocolate citon
curran; fgs almonds wann Pecan and Brazil nuts
raisins cranberes maccaron vcmce French English and
starch ground coffee backing; match
snuff yanu, III Dorado, and Ronado cayendh tobacco
900 superior Havana and Principe OF the III Manero
a E.mas "a % Victoria - and i, Tne'
r. K. AYLMER,
FebIa div Of Pennsylvania and i7ih street
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IN the petition Of jeremiah Myers Of Meredith Village, New
Hampshire, praying for the extension Of patent granted 20 said
Myers m for nroads, for seven
the expiration Of said patent which takes place ON e sun
Of May le5l- l ,,-.... - :. y.
i ordered said petition heard the Patent once on
Monday in April ~ o'cicck s and m perscns ~
notified appear and show cause they have why sara pe
o ought not % be granted. !. -. r...u.-.....
Republic Union, Washington North AMERICAN sna "sneus
phadclpha Tribune, New York Journal nncoe
srds Drlv Asns Cincinnati Journal Portsmouth, View Hamp
SHIRE successive weeks previous 70 he rd
moodv IN Apn' NEXT DE VITO LAWRENCE,
nf HttaiH Acting Commissioner of Patents.
bills H. The Patent once win paper containing s notce
Ian 3i--1sw3w fst kH n fN4 L18Naas a4iNk 1T
NJ N,r0N pORcnIATNE French visitsnx Csrds very
mir and decsfeiy finished and highly polished both SIDES
vsins card engraved and cards Of style printed