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No medicine has been discovered that IL 70 happily
adapted 10 ne fuferuonya ~ drops % BE- taken, and yet
perform aieh wonders when applied exteriakg as a
wttsf. III bath. fy friction.
A York SHILLING ~ cents III al you have 10 risk
totry II arTi as tliatA si1fn Gun be no object 10 the pro
tuieiof, u Il hoped that such q price can be no elxiatle
10 aty fatuily, md will never prevent its friai.
II h not Intended 10 pit this grent hchiigg remedy
itt6tlia hands NJ druggists, who baye no InanY aseless
tIjp9se OF their own 10 recommend bnt10bk for II always
With country merchants, Or IN towns, In fancy or dry
goods storess Uf III temperance groceries.
The price fr0m fp1ife 10 TIN fouts erbattle, accord
ing III fiie Size, viii enable MI to use II. IL you doubt,
begin with n i2eept bottle, and that will remove yenr
doubts md mike You buy and tlse and f~gconimeiui IL
to y0nr friends more than - Imfdret certificates
would. Who will fail 10 try IL then, ind save life and
suffering fr Il York Sbiilinp1
This "Pnin Killer" may be used with n suceeas
ltatwili aatonisli The belIolder, III g,,cti cases as The
tullowi1a;-a bulera Morbns, Distressing UYyeBtery,
Pain In The Side and St0ruacl, Gorfs. Cuts, and Brtd-
Haa, Cholera I~hfanfitn, Br0ndhifis. HeaiiDg Sores on
Nan or Beast. Children Jecfhenine, Raising Blood
iioaraeness Quinsy IN A. I'm h0urs Ciitlblains and Fns.
ted Feel. Sltastna Frcyenfa BliHter from Firms, Broken
Breasts, Neagles, Cramps, Hurts, Scratches, or Torn
Flesh. Bites Or Sings.
Certificates 10 gil d volume might be published,
showing the wonderful effects Of Mrs. Browns Pain
Killer butthey are TOO common, and used for arti-
clcs Of no merit, and the One Shilling bottle will do
more than q thousand nn1acnn nasass To convince the
ilacr.8
All Of The above articles are sold by o. r. Davis
and Geo. NJ. HerDman III Baton Rouge In Plaque
mine; by &. Thomas, and in Bayou Sara, by galland
Latham.
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mons p'GuvREs.
saucisson, Beurre, Cornichons Sardines, Tomates,
Anchois, Olives, Raids, Conserves, Concom5res.

mons p'GuvREs.
saucisson, Beurre, Cornchons. Sardines, Tomates,
Anchos, Olives, Raids, Conserves, Concom5res
Pnree De Pois, rotegc Printannier,
Prfee creey, Topioca
Filots lie houf champignons farcis.
Ietits patel 'Italie, bonn- bouche
Tambon aux choax sauce Jiquante.
Turbot Uollaudaise, sauce blanche Genoise
Poulardes d l'estragou.
pouzE rSTRErs.
Petits pa,es an na,urei
Fiets de ch.vreuil.
Co;rlettes soubise.
Poulets sauce supreme.
Itis de Sainte Claire.
Mayonnaise DE- saumon
Petits pois an lard.
Petits pois
feves de- marais. sauce blanche.
Iaricots verts a la Richelisu.
Sssds de volatile truies.
Pointes d'sfperges aux @ufs.
Cables roties, Dindonneaux fareis
Canncton sauce Grange, Hare de ssnglier,
Langouste 1t Iiomard, filet de bouf pquo.
EsrREMrrs sUcRrs.
Crou.os a rananss, Bombes glacees,
Abricots a la Condo Bavaroises a la vauIle.
Abrico,s Amandcs, Franchises Ananas Partiques
Praises, Ceriscs, Melon Promagrs 0ruyere ct
Roquefort, Cafe, Liqueurs, Cigares
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glory of tho French army "Whv l. .h.r. ~,
name upon the stone r .oh his name needs s u 0e
No no ., % ennfIsvsS, to be remembered" Who Was
drank, In silence. to the memory of the iilustroas
companion OF the great Napoleon.
:. rtS very curious incident took place; and it
lantic The Marselles Hymn having hssn s%v
ed OF the orchestra, servant replied that con,mis
sae Of police had sent orders to prohibit this ma
TSs Esag band
guests exclaimed, in q very ELOQUENT manns,~
"G-dd-n! we are not to be bamboosled in that
way! We are American citizens, and free; and wa
d. 90 not see s why republican hymn is not to bs
let us sing it And, iastanter, the whole assemble
rose, and sung the prohibited hymn.
=, In the meanwhile, a large crowd of about one
thousand persons. had assembled in the garden of
the National Palace; and of the guests who
saw it fro IN the windows suggested to the company
to suspend the singing which, as far as it had gone,
cause of some trouble. This was fully understood,
and the toasts were continued.
To the Memory OF Napoleon the Great.
To the Marscies Hymn, which led the French Army.
to glory and victory.-Etc. etc.
could, 1t had time and space, write more than
dozen OF other excellent toasts. II will be suff-
Gent to say that Mr. yard, the painter of the,
Panorama of Mississippi River being called 10 the
rostrnm, delivered one of those "jolly" orations,
ful OF wit and humor, for which he is so celebrated
ne walters having announced that coffee, liquors.
anu segars, were In readiness for the co % papv in
tho upper parlor, the assembly broke up, and
nearly half Of the gentlemen present, after Short
visit above, went down into the street. where car
riages were ready to take them to Mr.. Goodrich's,
house, where the day was celebrated by ball in
the evening.
Our amiable and hospitable consul had adorned
his house with the national colOrs Of the United
States, which, either in small large shape were
hanging all ever its parlos. Every lady there pre-
sent wore either on her hair on her bose a. Lii
liputian asgs which had been prepared by the fair
hands Of Misses Goodrich and their amiable mother
The piano and violin were ri,alling to deliver
the prettiest polkas, mazurkas, schottiches, and.
qusdriiies, and ali the company enjoyed the music
and the consequences" with much gayety and
There many very pretty ladies.
present, and cannot refrain from namn 2, besides
the charming Misses Goodrich, Misses Carnes, OF
New York; Leussure, of Virginia; and Hepburn, Of
New York
Such is the report Of this grand anniversary din
ner OF the Declaration of Independence Of the
7 United States in Paris. On the next day all the
French papers of our city gave reports Of it. 1t
must be considered Il strong step for future
annual meeting of the same sort Of all the citizens
of the United States, who viii be present in Paris
upon any future Fourth of July. T" Unon' is the
motto OF the large and glorious repub bile of North
America; and it will be no doubt the motto of her
children, whenever they may meet, far or near-ir
4 foreign land or at home. B. H. r.
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Anniversary Of the Declaration OF Inde Pen.
dencs, 18th OF July, I756.

Anniversary OF the Declaration OF Inde Der.
dencs, 18th OF July, I7ys.
OUR FRENCH CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, July ), 1851.
With such large number Of Americans now in
Paris, the glorious anniversary of the Declaration
of Independence of the United States could not
have been passed over without celebration; and it
was suggested week before it came, to have pre-
iminary meeting at the Hotel des Princes, where a
committee would be appointed to make the neces-
sary arrangements. This meeting was held-tLe
organization of the grand affair was arranged, and
the large parlor of the world known restaurant
1rois reres Proreneaur was engaged for the dinner
The price of tickets was IS esq II enabled
the assembly to obtain from the Sestarateur very
elegant repast. band of excellent music was pro-
vided At six o'clock precisely, about fifty Amerl-
cans, who had assembled at the office of Livingston
and Wells, No. Place de la Bourse, proceeded
along the Rue Vivienns, arm in arm, two By
two. This created quite q sensation among the
spectators, who did not know what meant that pro-
cession of cheerful good looking men thus paradiog
in the streets of Paris The dinner was served up
ut seven o'clock precisely; aod there were seated
around long table, elegantly decorated, covered
with brilliant silver ware, loaded with dishes of all
kinds, and the best brands of our French Wines the
following gentlemen, whom / will name in ord,r:-
Colonel 8. o Hebert, Of Lousana-the gallant COM
mandsr Of the Sd regiment of u s. infantry in the Mex
can war under General Scott.
Charles G Bartlng, Of New York. A. NJ. Holbrook, of
New Orleans; James w. Hewitt, OF St. Louis; Dr. II. H.
Howard of Columbus, Ohio; P. Miller, Of Tennessee r.
+. Nansychel OF Philadelphia
sEcRETARfEs.
". G. Descher. Of Columbus, Ohio: Z c. Warton of
New Orleans Correspondent OF the Picayane).
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Walt Of the Royal Commit ssioners 10
LIVERPOOL.

BANQUET ON BOARD THE ArLATTIc-soIREE AT THE
TOWN HALL.
From the Liverpool Albion, July IL
we announced, in our last, that our townsman
William Brown, Esq., M. p. for South Lanca-
shire, bad invited the Royal Commissioners and q
party OF distinguished foreigners, to grand ban
quet, to be given tomorrow Saturday, on board
the steamship Atlantic. This noble vessel has
been thoroughly repaired, and left dock yesterday
morning. She is now anchored in the Sloyne Mr.
Brown has arrived in Liverpool, to make prepare
tions for the reception of his numerous guests,
nearly two hundred gentlemen wing accepted the
invitation. In order that the party may have an
opportunity of viewing our noble river and port to
advantage, "a small steamer will be at the landing
stage to- morrow morning, at ten o'clock, for the
purpose OF making an excursion on the Merscy. 10
the afternoon, at five o'clock, the company will sit
down to dinner on board the Atlantic. The Mayor.
John Bent, Esq, has determined that the mem
bers of the Royal Commission, aud the distin-
gushed foreigners who will visit Liverpool on this
occasion, shall not depart without az opportunity
ofapprecatng the civic Inequalities Of this great
commercial town. From the Atlantic the company
will proceed to the Town Hall, where his Worship
will give an evening party, to which upwards OF
nine hundred invitations have already been issued
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And about twenty more gentlemen whose names
have not been able to procure. 1t is ascertained
that if the arrangement had been more known,
more than three hundred Americans would have
been present.
Mr.. Rives, our Ameri,an ambassador in Paris,
who had been invited, was not present, he being,
for the last two weeks, at the watering place Of
Vichy la Baius, where he has been sent for his
health, by his physician.
Mr.. Sanford, the worthy secretary of the en-
bassy, was sick, and unable to attend
As for Mr.. Goodrich, our new consdl, he had,
long before the party was arranged, engaged lot
Of his countrymen to come to his mouse to enjoy
the glorious 18th of July, with dancing entertain
ment and he was, of course, obliged to receive his
friends; but as it will be seen hereafter, he had
engaged all the guests of the dinner to come to his
house to "achieve the night
The programme of the dinner as follows
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T. T. /. Preston, Phila;
n. Bronewell, Ohio;
Il. Ii. Stillwell, New York;
Y. Durire, New Orleans;
G. l.. Hunt, St. Louis;
$. Jones, Pittsburg, Pa;
T. Blair, New York;
T. @. Blair. do;
J.. ID. q. Wood, n. Orleans;
K. Learitt, New York;
Geo. Lorillard, do;
T. O. Cubberston, Indiana;
7. Clark, do;
A. G.. Burt, Ohio;
Points, New Orleans.
w. Y. Horn, New York;
c. T. Clynch, do;
Capt. d. NJ. Frost, U 8 A, do;
T. q. Edes, Baltimore;
Tyler Davidson, Gin, Ohio;
w. X. Holbrook. Boston;
G. II. Draper, New York;
s. G. Herring, do;
John Barnard, Mississippi;
I. Lawson, Gin, Ohio;
y. Z. Zell, Philadelphia;
A. Mason, Tennessee;
I. Barton Smith, Phila.
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TREASURER.
ohm Canchois. of New York.


W. Wise wele. of Ohio;
A. A. Moss, pbiladelphia;
Il. Iausseure, Paris;
Il. j. Warren, New York;
Geo. Wilkes, editor of the
Police Gazette, New York;
T. Arthurs, Pittsburg;
A. b. Curling, do;
Il. Stevenson, New York;
Thos. Walden, Jr Virginia;
Chas. Stebbins, N. Orleans;
G. III. Mitchell, New York;
q +. Beauregard ,N0rlcans;
l.. b. Harrison, Ohio;
7. p. Harrison, do:
Ward Henderson, Bait;
NJ. Witherst. do;
Nj. Ellicot. do;
l.. s. Pepper, P Philadelphia;
Charles Pepper, do;
Il. IL Revolt, Paris;
7. +. Owington, phila.;
j. A Liggat, Virginia;
John $. Bills, Tennessee;
Thos. w. Evans, Phila.;
T. II. Wood, New York;
7. T. IL. Chambers, San
Rrancisrn
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pursuance ofla f. MILLARu FILLMORE President OF the
United States hereby declare aud make known
te Stale o Iowa the periods hereinafter dessnaed 10 wit
Al The land otcr IOWA CITY, commencing ohday the
h day Of September the disposal OF The public lands si,u
"eo IN 'he Following named townships, VIZ
North Of the base Of the mn principal ertdian
Township enty- nine of range twenty nine,
townships seventy aud eighty, Of range tbiuy
Townships ihirty
townships seventy nine, eighty, and eghy one OF range ufy
two
Township eighty one, OF range thirty three.
Al the land FAIRFIELD commencing Monday the
hieent day september Tor The disposal OF the public lands
within the aforementioned townships, TO wit
NORTH Of the base line adest Of the h principal mediGn
Township seventy, OF range; thirty.
township seventy, OF range thirty-two.
: iownshp seventy, of range thirty three.
AT the land Office Dubuque Monday, The eighteenth
OF August disposal the following tracts 10 wii
small island sections and eighteen, IN township
eighty range the southeast quarter OF sec
non twenty SEVEN township ninesiA no OF range ne wes'
OF the NTH principal meridian.
other purposes together hose and oyeaowed lands
made unfit thereby which shall DO selected
BY the State appointed Tor the
the public respectively under the act entitled IAN ACT
enable States reclaim the
swamp ands within their lim approved september 20 s5o
pH be excluded the safes And locations for land bountes
United rH be permitted o the abope
mentioned provided by the entitled An act making
propatons the civil and diplomatic expenses OF goVeeh
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
The offering commenced the days appoint
ed and the order which they advertised with all
despatch, whole shall have been oneted and
weeks and of the lands VIII Do admitted
after the expiration Of the weeks.
under Of Washington this sixth day OF
- MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
]. BurTERPRLD,
rc,haG Cana, al Ianl( Mice
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TO CONTRACTORS.


OFrIcE oT COMMISSIONER PrBLIo BuILDIRes,
Washington, June 25, 1851.
PROPOSALS viii be al lock- m
Friday, day July next for grading paving
part extending
avenue New York
upon bed inches deep, OF suitable gravel
covered
gravel be
person be appointed by the Commls
completed October next Security
required faithful performance of The work Any
grading will be deposited such place within
o a directed.
proposing price per cubic yard for the
ding per superficial for including gravel and all
ma VIM EASILY,
26-2aw3w Commissioner of Public Buildings
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SUPERIOR DaguerreOty ypes I-First Premium ~. III.
WHlTEHURST has extended the field Of his
more ground than any dasueeopst In The country His galleries
be found Pennsylvania between Az and 9th
No. 20 Baltimore Bamore Broadway and Leonard
street, New York; No. II Main Richmond Sycamore
Psterburg Main street, Norfolk and Main Lynch
burg virginia.
His highly finished daguerreoypes
extraordinary Improvement nsnng faithful and highly finished
likenesses few seconds
The rotary back ground invented by H. whehus gives
airy and living Appearance to the picture.
distribute thirty
sand annually and have given This
certainly aerng proof the superiority his
j. H. W. calls the attention Of the public generally his
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where
exhibition Of pictures wilibe given
Notwithstanding competition in daguerrcoype the
Fair Of Maryland he awarded
medal by the judges
Lkenesses description copied, and
attended to- Nov 25-dly
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

The of person viii upon our books
payment Of The subscription be made in advance. ts&
Distant subscribers forward money BY lest.r the po.t
paid BY b, IN ts
4sf, transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui-weeky during
os q Congress- and sent weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period less be received
terms pfoporuoned 10 the above anuua
U-fosfmAsTths agents and BY
sending DAILY subscriber , with enclosed,
seni-WEEhLf subscnhe win So enclose WEEkL
sao'enoe WIN sio sneo"ea viii be OF The
aaiaon they furnish subsc,tLss toI syaiis
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AsTROLOGY.-The celebrated Dr C. w RoBACK, professor
astoogy, phronoogy geomancy, combined
Sweden, Office No. n
delpba, services the ciuzens Of He has
heads of Europe, and enjoys higher
reputation than living NaIivies
lated according geomancysdcs So gentlemen S. Persons
natves drawn sending
birth All letters containing the above Zee will receive
nayues Of the world,
durable and he is prepared to make OF his
following
advice for the Hucces-'u accompaniment OF wealthy
he redeem such the
use hazard and Tor
property the purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
this
vicinity the United states the full satisfaction OF ALL
been during the
while will purpose will do
person. mail persons
money through the ofce. Dr. Robsck
900 monthly and has missed
will be egously attended prepaid. BE
State For particulars
Office OF Unisn and astrological almanac
gratis -
II Locust street. above Eighth, Philadelphia.
Eel, 5-B
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FORM OF RELEASE.
-, icoi.
Sealed and delivered In presence OF
Two Witnesses.
Mar W-dt3i b AwtSep3l
CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

alexandria, PuKtna.
THIS mansion modern style
Itrons south about thirty feet running back including the
and
has been provided
family genteman holding public Office In Washington city II
perfect heahiness OF sit
uaon and pear,nt drive from city TO city much cheaper
living very best society II Sold lib
given rented, the will be moderate
Immediate had For further particulars apply to
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec lq-lavu Ale nandra.
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United states Patent Office

IN the petition OF Richard Inlay of Philadelphia Pennsyvania
praying the Of granted him ss sep
tember 1887 the mode OF supporting bodies
o railroad for from the expiration OF SAID
patent place the 2ist september ISL
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent once
Monday the lot day September lol al 2 O'CLOCK and al
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
required TO file in the Paien
Office their objections specifically set forth in writing at en
All testimony hed by eithe
said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules of the ohcc which will be furnished
on application
Ordered that this notice be published in the negeneer
Union Washington ID. c. Daily Rec, Boston, Mas
Tribune, New York Albany Register Albany New
Providence Journal Providence Rhode lsand and Penn
Inquirer, Philadelphia Pennsylvania week fol
weeks previous the l Of september next
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors papers will please copy, and send te
bills the Ofhce with containing this notice.
June i3-iaw3w
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FORM No. 4.

STATE
County
thereby certify, that this day of -, in the year
personally insert the the mit-
ness and (hee insert the Of the warrdntse and the said
here the ness being well known duly
by his declared well
said there insert the of wadntec and that he
described within
and his testimony satisfactory evidence of that
fact the
acknowledged the said power be his and deed
[OGeer's Signaturel
An l2-lnw6w 4 +.
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AGENCY. washirgton.The undersigned, late OF in
specon branch Of the Post Once Department,
generally and those OF
particularly with the that his removal from Office
m
and fidelity,
once Of both pae heart,
him therein.
business, the
thankfully received and promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent
JuIy Ofice me nj.
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OFFICE PEMrEsriA ny, DIsrRIor or COLUMBIA,
Washington, June 10, 1851.
EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Proposas Woodn will be
office until the 2Oh day of July for the
delivery wharf of hundred and
cord. OF good oak wood length free
TO delivered before the first day of
September.
June al-Iaw4w . JOS. Is. ELLIS, Warden.
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A NEW Route PtttsburH. via the Baltimore, ens-
guehanna, to Ptbuvs
80 OF will leave Calvert station daily
Washington and Baltimore at s
m connecting line hiiddetown ], p ar
rivipg at Harrisburg at ", m, TO dinner
uaih arriving
Holiday Al this point have the option Of
Johnown thence by packet boau, or
stages direct from Holldaysburg Pittbnrg
following this 10
York, Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown, HarthuTg
PerTysvie Hunt
ngdon, Holidaysbur and Piusbug
This with Cumberland SahevIMuoa0
Carlisle shippcnsbure Chanbersbug and
ohc points n road. y. !.
from Warrington for OF
OF the will be
depot Railroad Company the arrival Of
morning baggage, which VII! be
earned free of charge to Calvert station. -
| ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-du Ticket Agent
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paris Editions OF Moli~re. Racine, Rousseau Cha
esnbrisnd Madame de sevgre Bo.sues La 8uyee
sesumschs Mssslicr Cerress, sosssse Rsbe. Fsnson,
Paul Louis Courier, Pascal Mon
..ousu MssbIa.chs Msnis Cspsa9ne :. pisr.s n
Constant Cousin. Boesu Fovan, other auho
oftheu beautifully u-ased Others hss bound " also many o'
cheaper description, cell n low peioes
Just imported direatfrsm Pazis- ..xcv NV, IN
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Notice to the Creditors or Texas.
Ap l2-law6w

TREASURY DEPARTMENT March %, 1851.
THE having by legislature, passed durng
1919, called
republic file of the LIST OF
evidences claims, Con
having approved 9th Sepebe 1850, authorizing
directed Ave millions Of stock should be
holdi bonds other
of which duties
peciay pledged shall the United States
said bonds certificates such forms shall be
Secretary Treasury, approved
President the United " Now, in order that this
linen
imports thus pledged holders Of all
such claims required file description them
lst Of October, 1881, and
reeasc United Of their
approved
the United Of
WIN L. HODGE,
Actin: Secretary OF the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved September 1850 ten
millions 10 the
sid mentioned with
millions said shall be issued until
Of holding bonds and eqgocaee f
which spocsy peged
treasury Thed 6taee relseses " al
againrt accoA - sAM tnAs
certificates whereas the undersisnSd ne esss
Of - md sH Nhich
the said wrrs specially pledged
Here describe bonds certncasp u ~ ~. Na
Now tho complying WIN - pvtsa"n OF ssd ACT
against Them, for
account O (bonds certiheates) above described
Witness my hand and seal at this ---------dAy Of
1851.
1 1.-Two witnesses.
Mar g-dt3i AwtSep3i
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United States Patent Once

nN the petition ohm and Charles Hanson OF England praying
for granted 10 Benanin Tatham j.
d. Tatbsm, of the said Hansons the 2r
ls improvement making tubes OF lead
the said PATENT winch lakes
place the 3lst day -f August, io5l-
that the be heard at the Patent once
Morday, 18th Au@ust, 1851 at ~ o'clock M and al
show they have
why said petition ought be granted
Persons opposing required TO he IN the Patent
least twenty
hearing An testimony hled by either party
be akea aa transmitted IN &c
The rules tho oce which viii be furnished On
tllcauon
Ordered that this be published In the lneieencer
Republic, and Union, Washington, d. c. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Tribune New York Pennsylvania Inquirer Pilad-
pha Albany Register Albany New York; once
weeks evious 10 the 18th day OF Au
gust neat -. ,,,,,,.,,r
Commissioned of Patents.
p Editors papers please copy, and send eli
bills the Patent ONCE with containing this notce
a aw9w