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AM ~ CAV GAIN NEAh 30 REX CENT
lul:1 n .s.iSs1'@ ~ S::s' En-.
In. a 'rdSf% "1a the orIs ri and and
gasE7saakD en- s@T Sdsgs. and much ''s-
FRAUD Couutericitors Of Dallry's Extractor in inc
Old Wrapper. food the market, avoid you would
poison for to use it is as dangerous,
No Article but Dalley's Genuine Extractor can
check Inflammation instantly, entirely Subdue the
uaia of the worst Burns and SCadS IN from one 10
ID minutes, and cure the sores without scar Piles
Salt Rhcum, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Sores and In
famed Eyes, lnhammatoy Rheumatism, Chbloins,
old and invetcrate sores, cures radcaIly and pos
lively, Ii never fails and there is no mistake, only
get the genuine DH,ly Save!
Cross IMPOSITION.
CAUTION 70 DEALERS. Inscriptions vendors Of
counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious and dele
teric.s stuff, with lew boxes OF the genuine Daily
Salve in each dozen. under well initiated but
Count'lfct Wrappers of the Old Size, and thus otter
1t to dealers at a reduced price. This Bait takes
with many dealers, but the contldlng sufferer who
happens to use the counterfeit and poisonous stut
pays the penalty OF the fraud aggravated disease-
unsightly deormiy resulting from several burns and
wounds, and not un'regueny loss OF HE itself, and
the wotul consequences,
the wotu consequences
Shun the poisonous counteriets and buy DaIIcy's
Salve only in the new cnveops and the Large Boxes
MlRK-The embIems on the new wrapper: Tri-
angle, Serpent, sun. Dove Lion and Eagle
IMPORTANT CASE.
Interesting particulars ofone Of the most severely
burned and injured sufferers by the late melancholy
and disastrous Hague Street Explosion, IN Nr,r
York will appear in few days in the papers The
was pronounced hopeless, but Dalcys Genuine
Extractor effected perfect cure Not scar Is lett
to tell the tale
MrNn-The new wrapper-the large boXcs-and
the ,enuine article.
CAUTION EXTRA.
lMPosTECS, travelling about the country, represent
themselves as my agents, and as selling my genuine
Extractor, stating that they obtain 1t from me
caution the public against all such nteropers and
their poisonous nosrums, and hereby distinctly and
without qualification, stamp them as kuaves, and
deserving OF public excavation tor dariug to rltle
with health and lite OF the unsuspcctug. Drug
giSls and Dealers who viii couuenance such fraud
and rascaty are equally cupablc.
MIND, NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that my only travelling Agents m the New Eng
land States are, Mr.. ;. BURR and J h. TOlSEN /;
and, to guard the public against fraud, every local
Agent will be furnished with certificate OF Agency
and all Others representing themselves as my Agents
commit pubic fraud.
See the new printed Circulars for 1880
H. DALEY AS Broadway, New FORK
Sold IN Nashua by r. ;. RUSSELL
\. &. SPEAR, Agent Tor Burlington.
AGENTS.-l I'm b. Hatch. Wnooskl Falls; T.. ].
Hicks, 81. Adams; a. >. tarrar, Swanton.
Iuly |, 1850. w2yl
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Valuable Farm and Village
Lot for Sale.

A FARM situated at Georgia, containing 10
~ acres, 30 acres OF which is woodland com for
table house, barns, horse shed and shop also a
timber lot near by containing ~ acres. The farm
is well adapted to the culture OF fruit. There were
40 choice varieties OF grated apples raised 1t last
season, together with large variety of plums,
cherries, currants, gooseberres, pears aud crab APP
pies There are also a large number OF peach trees
oi three years growth in thriving and healthy con-
dillon. The soil for farming purposes and culture o
fruit, is one oGlhe best in the valley OF Lake Cham
plain.
This farm is located III the most business part OF
Franklin county and in the immediate vicinity OF
two Railroads and the Lake.
The village pro- crty is located at St. Adams Bay,
on llurbul-streel and on the thOroughtare ro1d to
Swami ON Depot, and has n commanding view OF the
Lake. THIS properly consists of good house and
barn and II acres Of good land with plenty OF fruit
trees in good Oearing coudition-aso Il timber and
wood lot containing y acres.
The above is rs desirable location as any person
w,lihnd upon examination. Purchasers ar" requcs-
ted to eNamin" thcahove property before purchasing
elsewhere as il will be sold ON reasonable terms
orfurhcr particulars enquire of the subscriber
IiEMAN A. EVERTS.
Georgia, VI. March 70. w37w3
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ADAMS HOUSE.

III THE above House is one Of the
IL L best furnished houses in the city. centrally
,catcd, with all the modern Improvements necessa-
Y for the comfort OF Ihe travelling public.
The proprietor, tie of the Parker House, New
ediOrd cudcntly hopes by s,ict attention to the
wants Of his guests, to merit continuance OF It's pa
lis, and the patronage OF its former patrons and
rieuds SROBBNS
5, az &C, 1871 w3.mos
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Most respectfully yours &c.
Mnnnnctnred hv u. MuITE. laval. M.

Manufactured by f. WHITE, Lowell Mass
T Sold Wholesale in Boston hy Wilson Fair
bank ~ Co., 45 Hanover ST. Retail IN Burlington by
A. C.. Spear q Scarlet 81 Lyon. Winooski WIN.
l.. burgess & Co. 81. Adams: Hicks & SoaIe."
Pestlord; S. n. Gaut& Co. Montpelier: Red.
field a Grannis; also by my appointed agents
throughout the United States wlOvi
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r e NTU z W 3,
GREENFIELD, MASS.
ELEGENT AND INVALUABLE
ARTICL FOR THE ILET
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,

FOR RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND EMBELLlsH-
ING TIE HAIR.
The follocing Certificate from Dr. WINSTON Le,Dis,
one Of the mast eminent PhyscidnS Of Boston,
pU shop The estimation in Which 10 is heh by the
scientific and learned, being one only o. many
similar ones.
Mr.. VIM. Bogle,-Sir: The preparation invented
by you for the hair, has been extensively used in my
family, and they give it the decided preference
all other compositions OF the kind. 1t nvigorates
and beauties the hair, and cleanses the skin of all
impurities, without producing any ultimate dcleteri
Gus effects. which so frequently the result OF many
$780, WINSLOW LEWIS.
It's an indispensable article for the Ladies' as it
keeps the hair in place and curl and the skin or part
ing of the hair free from dandrufi and scurf For
children, it lays the foundation OF good head ohair
BOGLE'S ANGLE,
COMPOUND FOR SHAVING.
This delightful article is totally different and far
superior to anything yet invented Tor shaving. The
base Of it is derived from the ANNIE, or" soap plant
of California, article used by the natives OF that
country for washing; and thus the OF strong al
kali so hurtul the skin, is avoided. It's vegetable
and detergent properties have the purest aud most
nourshug effects the skin.it soothps and allays
irritation, and has fine, thick, creamy o'her which
does not dry ON the face. 1t is decided luxury to
be shaved with this Incompatible soap. Ii Is done
up in elegant style calculated either for the dressing
OF the rough and ready traveller, the toilet
of the most lastidlous connoisseur.
BOGLE'S IIEBEAIONA.
FOR REFRESHING AND BEAUTlFYIHG THE COM
PLEXION.
Eradcating Tans Pimplcs, and other e,upons Of
the skin, and rendering II fair delicate and blooming
| 1t is equally clicacIous in protecting the skin from
the hot suns OF summer, and freezing blasts vt win
and the most fragrant and delicious article 10
be found al the toilet OF fashion.
All the above articles have stood the test of the
strictest investigation, and are WARRANTED superior
to anything yet invented but, il not found to prove
So on trial the money, in all cases, will be refunded
| by my Agents. WIN. BOGI.E, Proprietor,
227, Westinghouse, Boston.
| June 25. 1850. wlyl
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This BALSdN heats ami c,res Ulcers in The Lungs and
else where afrUay certainty and easily the PuRfFr
EXTRACT and hcais ucers erterTGiiy This Bal
nine Of CoWgh and Consumption of
after all other remedies have Jaiicd to do good.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public has ever
been half CERTAIN and CIeud in correcting fLL the Incl
dental wcdknesses and bregnlarcs OF the female
BRAN7'S PULMONARY BALSdM 1t makes no differ
whether the arrangement be expressing crcosS or
ether incidental redkpess regulates ALL by strengthen
ing the system o9Hdl,i9R tic rcudttoR and sOoHg and
alloyng NERVOUS ltklTABlllTy Sec our Pamphlets
fOr mr.
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remedy Tor all diseases of the scalp. 1t gives the
Hair brilliant glossy lusrous, silken texture, and
a healthy, vigorous appearance. No Lndy's toilet
can be complete without this indispensable article
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TINS elegant pre-
paratiOn is ias, ia
king the place OF
al, other articles in
use, for restoring
and dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom fall
ing oil, promotes
its growth removes
dandruii, and re-
stores the natural
and Xuriant
growth Oithe Hair
mall cases of bald
ness. 1t also re-
moves pain and
healirOm the bend
and is a sovereign
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS,
.4nA oil .3Hcctinns nr HE Llnns

'''" Wv ~ t't'OHo " He Lungs
6 THE VEGETABL
4 ! ! !.
-Wv.fSF Il PULMONARY BALSAM,
r.uerap \ having been tested by the expert
GE SlhoSe ence of thousands for the last
E.1Z oalssshn twenty years, is recommended by
counoR' | eminent physicians and others, OF
"A lcs. ssnp,k the highest respectabity, as SUI
"a "Ntn, perior to any other preparation
sANlEfN AI From the Editor Of The Eur
iingtOn Sentinel, May II, lS5O--
"The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam prepared by
REED d. CUTLER oil Boston, has become the most
popular medicine ever put forth for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds and Consumption. That it is wor
thy of its high reputation is made sufficiently evident
by the immensely OF its annual sales. Messrs. Reed
Il Cutler are above qunckery, depending alone up
on the intrinsic virtues OF their medicinal preparn-
ticns for their disposal. lumbug is so plentiful that
it gives real pleasure to offer the trng and gra
tutlous tribute OF our recommends; ton to n medi-
cine we know to he of real merit
An eminent physician writes ISL have for
some time past been in the habit OF prescribing the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam for consumption, asth
ma, peurisy, splitting e blood aud coughs, or pull
monary affections OF every kind and with conf
dence recommend it as superior to any other pre-
paration used for the above complaints"
Nov. |, lS50.-New Certificates, TO almost any
extent miuht be added il deemed necessary; but
the pruprictors feel that the article has become
universally well known, and its virtues generally
acknowledged by physicians and Others, ms TO make
it unnecessary to Offer, at this time, further proof OF
the merits OF this highly popular article.
H. Beu IRE Of CountcrteHs and limitations
auch as CARRIERS CoMrOUND PUIMoHARY BALsAM,
AMERICAN PULMONARY BALsAM, and others, in part
bearing the name! Enquire Tor the article by It's
whole name, the
"Iegetdble Pulmonary Balsam,"
and sec that it has the written signature of WM
JoN'N CurLlR upon a yellow label, on the blur
wrappers. Each hottie and seal is stamped "Nege-
table Pulmonary Balsam''
Prepared by REED 4, CUTLER, Importers anc
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chcmical |.
aud Dye Stulis, 80 India Street Boston, and sold by
Druggists, Apohecaries, and Country Merchants
generally. For particulars aud recommendations
see pamphlet accompanying each bottle.--Pric,
50 cents.
Nov lS, 1850. w2lmos6
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CONSUMPTION

In all Chrstanzcd and civilized countries has caused
larger proportion OF deaths than other maady that at
ficts the human family and until within few years there
has not been any crdta rcedy stop the devastation Of
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Bird Cages.

NE have Just received large assert
w ment OF Bird Cages, Nests, Fountains Bath
ing Dishes and Seed Gasses-aso, Canary. Hemp
Meu and Rape Seed.
PIERCE, DAVEY g. ALLEN.
March 80. d2'&wlOw3
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G r a NJ E'S
z ateat VIZ Al h Mixture

t'lilS TAR famed soap is now brought WITHIN the
l. reach OF our citizens, that they may partici-
pate in the benefits which thousands of people else.
where are deriving from lis use. It needs only 10 be
made the subject OF actual experiment, to assert its
complete superiority On all other compounds tor
CLEANSING CLOTHES AND RESTORING
One IT To IT'S ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
to be OF the heaviest loads that wonanklnd have
--rubbreakng, long continued tug 1.-THE wash board
parsn, rub, rub until the fingers looks like boiled
er haps, with one halt OF the skin zone and the 9TH
eyes Il Shrvelled mp ike the corners OF mean mau's
thou: and besides all this, the clothes thcni-" YES
the Oh they may be CiCHH, are surely done for IN
tnlS rubbing process, that n few operations finish
them, and the cid man must have a new SCI OF
shirts. All This weary labor and destructive altrition
CRANES PATENT SOAP,
is bond to obviate, and there Is no doubt tina rs
fast its actual merits become known it VIII SUI
percede all other means OF producing cleanliness by
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Lcool advertisements.
Sparlnawk Ricc,s Estnfc

IA Il, the subscribers, having been an.
~ pointed by The Hon. the Probate Court tor tho
District OF Chtenden commissioners ia receive
examine and adjust the claims and eemnnds of ali
persons, against the estate Of SpnrhTwk Rice, late
OIL Wesiord, IN said district deceased, represented
hsolVeni' ana also all claims and demands exhhl-
ted IN offset thereto and sjz uxntls ror,, IN. Jov
OF the day of the date hereof, beng allowed by said
court Tor that purpose, do therefore hereby give
hoce, thht we viii attend 10 The has mess Of our np-
polumIlnrni, at the dwelling Of Widow Lucreta Ric.
N Westiord, in said district on the first Mondays "a
said days 80 v" ''o' -
Dated, this 22d day Of March, A. D. 1851
II. ?. WOOD,
JAMES Nichols, Comroi''io1e
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Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases of pulmonary nature-such diseases
usually prove 50 fatal under ordinary treatment when Il
attack the
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Railroads an0 Expresses.
Rutland and Burlington Railroad
sszSs EIeg.7 - efsx= An
ONE TRAIN DAILY.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Discontinued.
/ n N AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY

Passengers leaving Burlington at s n. m. arrive i'm
Bostonat O'Clock p m-Arrive in New YD,k civ
va Ashu"ot K. il. ut l25 p. m same day. or yia
" orccster, al a. III. OF day ipowmp-arriye IN
Troy at O'Clock same day
RETURA ING.
Leave boston from filchburg Depot Al : l-2 a. m.
arrive in Burlington ai Cookbook u m Connectiuc nj
kniahd with cars to Troy n Y. samc evening or
to Schenectady in season tor the evening EXPRESS
train from Albany to Buffalo.
0t'ges 'eave 1T, Albans upon arrival of cars from
Ogdensburgh and Montreal ar u eoch evening
through 10 Burlington oIodge Returning leave Bur
nngton upon arrival Of cars from Boston and New
ORR through to St. Adams 10 lodge thence by cars
next dayt Ogdensburgh and Montreal
l.. BIGELOW, Supt
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Burlington, May p, 1850.


Messrs. WOODRUFF & RAJ
Gentlemen: have M last arrived n the conclu-
sion IN regard To your Patent Soap tor Family " ash
ING. suppose you Will consider me- rather tardy in
reporting - you, bu' waited for vrral tra IS as
found some difficulty in getting air ones, ms wash
rrs So IN the habit Of anbmI that 1t mas been on
repeated trials thai could get ijr operation and
am now told by the persons trying Tor me thar they
are fully convinced OF It's utility and entirely cslab-
fishing what you state in relation TO II,
Yours truly, JAMES COOK
Philadelphia, May -, 1850
have examined Craur's Patent Soap ms made bv
{. ID. Knight a. Co., and am well satisfied thar II
contains no ingredients which could he injurious 10
the most delicate fabric on which it is employed. |
have also examined II practically, and lind 1t to pos
sess most excellent detergent qualities
LAS. c. BOOTH
Practical ana Anay tcai Chemist
OF Professor Booth, DR. Reynell Coates, who is
hardly less distinguished as Chemist and Physl.
can than as a literary man, says
Mr. Booth is SO well known throughout the land
that should hardly think certificate OF his scion
rlhc standing necessary lie is universally admitted
tohe one OF the taco best Chemists in the T. States
CraHe'S Paient CompOuRd Wash uirtUre. sup
piled by h. Woodruff, Agent Tor Vermont has been
used IN my laEnly tor several weeks with the most
gratifying success. have no hesitation in recon-
mendiug It 3s a highly useful preparation, and that
itsvalue in the process OF woshrng unqucSronabe.
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor tlhc Me Chur,. in Burlington, Vt.
CrdH''S IGfCHt N0dp We have trcd this COM
position IN our own family, and il Is one of the most
valuable domestic improvements of the day Ii
saves tim" and labor and preserves clothes from be
ING rubbed to pieces. The qualities claimed for it m
the advertisement are not Ihiiad,l-
ph'd DGiiu Sun.
Z a The above arliclr may be found at the store
ALBERT CHlTTENDEN. in Or. lI'arj's
uildmg, East side Of the square corner OF Main ST.
J ]. G, chiNDLER, AGENT.
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CONSUMPTION.
A Diving Woman Cured I!

We state this prove the po,rer 10 iff when
this Balls M Is used. after the person is 6O0Srrd
by physician and friends be in the ia 'G2c OF disease
actually dyiH9-and IN this far gone that the
shrod aud bUridclDtcs bought For particulars
y. this case and the respectable and Nudonbd proof Of all
the circumstances and facts refer PAMPHLETS
This effected on Mrs XlBA DYKEMAN o! EoUs-
ton .Spd Saratoga Co., " Y We prove" beyond doubt
many others almost e7Uay hopeless and bnmcraJ
OF COHQhs and C0nSumjtjoas CERED which were pro.
LJg H.- el,il al ,Lu
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AVOID FRAUD!

NEAR 80 PER CENT
lMPORTANT CHANGE,
ALLEY
MagicdI P0jn En-
hdcf0r, the original and
only genuine, IN a new
envelope and much larg-
er boxes.
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1t is an indispensable article for the Ladies, it
keeps the hair in place and curl and the skin or part
ing of the hair free from dandrufi and scurf. For
Children it lays the foundation OF good head OF hair.
The New York herald., 1851-08-02

Fanny Elssler, the celebrated dansense. VINO has
Just retired from the stage, has bought splendid
villa in one of the suburbs Of Vienna, which cost
her 600 600 forms IL is reported that she ma: fIr-
nished it in the most gorgeous style, and that the
expenses have been 4O0, 900 forms.
The theatres of Paris are, on account OF the
chilly weather which now reigns in Paris, very
much Large STSwSs G MSS
made her resur6e on Monday last, in "Lucia, and
M More, an excellent barytone, who was, du-
ring last winter, much applauded at tho Italian
the part Of Reuben, tie father Of tbs "Proaigal
Son. in the opera of that name. The music of
Auber was remarkably well rendered by this
singer, Who il engaged for long time, viii become
very useful to the administ ration.
At the French theatre, the old comedy u Brueis
and naloprat, entitled, EApenlt Patsitu, reviv-
ed with an excellent cast, has created muca SEN
sation.
AT the Connie Opera House, go we'll managed by
M Perrin, an Old production of Ad Adam, entitled
"Le Fidele Berger" the Faithful Shepherd,) was
reproduced with great eoat, and proved uncomt
monty successful II mast be known that in 1888,
this opera was 80 mach abused and hissed by gang
Of plum and sugar almond makers, (vulgarly con-
fectionely men, thas 40 one dared to sing it after
wards, till NJ Condert, vino had sung it at Brux
elles with much success, induced the manager to
put it again on the stage, and this was really
an excellent idea, for the Faithful Shepherd"
will answer we'll to allay sse heat of the summer
who appear in it, received mach applause.
AT the Montansier, two excellent farces, newly
performed, have been very saccessful The first is
called the English Exhibition" by NM Grange,
Barriere, and De Courcelles, and caused much
laughter. The second, entitled "L'Ameur de
CGur, with Grassot, Eyacinth, and Mile. Scrva.
neck, was also very we'll received.
At the Varieties theatre, a very funny play,
called "Derrere lie Rideau," Behind the Scenes,)
by MN Leonce and L. Nus, made its first appear
ance on Saturday last aud elected much ughter.
Signora Eliza Biscaccianti, American prima
DONNA is in Paris, enjoying good health, and pur-
suing her studies in music. Her fine voice has very
much improved, and have NO doubt that, on her
first trip 10 the United States, she will meet with
immerse success.
Catherine Hayes, the wonderful prin,a donna,
| who intends visiting the United States, will be
in Paris at the end of the week, and hope to have
the pleasure Of seeing her before her departure.
| This charming woman will, | am sure, conquer
many hearts, not only with her voice. but also by
her personal charms, in the free land Of the United
| States
Mr.. Goodrich has removed the Office Of the United
| States Consulate from the Rue dc Rivoli, to the
boulevard des Italiens, No. u, a more central po-
sition than that before occupied b. III. K.
The New York herald., 1851-08-02
PRICE TWO CENTS.

be little doubt that the award the Treuch govern.
ment will be in favor Of Portugal; bu:, as have
aireo6y sd,d the has not ya been eslvrei upon.
and some time must dopse Jfxea decisioH cax b er-
psct1.
(PaTis correspondence a London News
II will be remembered that when General TyyIor
wns in offee as President Of the United Statce Of
America, q demand was made by him upon tho Por-
the loss sustained by American subjects from th .
authorities of Portugal during the war between
England and France, but when there was peace be-
tween Portugal and the United States. This de-
nand was made by G enersl Taylor In a rather Pc
unptory way; but when Mr. Fillmore succeeded 10
the Office OF President, the negotiation took
friendly turn, and eventually the dispute was re-
ferred by mutual consent, 20 the arbitration Of tbs
Prehdent of the French republic. The award Of
Louis Napoleon he favorable to Portugal; and the
son OF M Barochs has been despatched TO Lisbon t1
make the necessary communications to the Portu-
guese government and the American Minister.
The New York herald., 1851-08-02
INDIA RUBBER oOcDs.

Two THE PUBLIc.-INBIA RUBBER sHoEs.-0UR
Attention hiss been called 10 cd srtemsnt by Horace
H. Day, published In the New York Herald % 1th july
lS snd the Courier AID Enquirer Of sane date voh
after much unmerted abuse f attorney, Wm Judscn
Esq he asserts that dare net charge hiri with pran
Gocdye.rs fsttn under and that he does
not nfrinR Patents the ehoe
We have purchased censes for the of
ia Rubber Shoes under Gsodyesrs Patents ant paid
money, and daily paying tsrf Tor the
other psrson might have done the same disposed 20
rather than pirate Gocdycars Patents We think n
just 10 puschsss right ~ valid patent than
TO infringe H. Mr. Dsy, having been prosecuted seknow
ledged Goodyesfs rights msde settlement and agreed
in future not 70 infringe HE Pstents ae no~ sttsm o.
only 70 nrnss SAID Pstents, but 70 pjure
selves. who have fer large consideraton parshsse1
licenses, and ~ork under them; and ee charge
Mr. Day directly, and that sig aturss with
prsns Goodyess Patents In the m.nufscture Of tho
shoes which he s Offering 10 the public; and
th he and all who oonoerusi vith him In
chasing Shoes made in violation ef said rstsn,
Rights, Will be proeeouted
T.. CANDsE
HAYWARD RUBBER CO..
m VIM A. Buckingham. Treasurer.
THE NEwAHK INDIA RUBBER MFG CO.
IA. Hutchinson, President