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A. r. COCHRAN d co.

,EMENT--2OOO bbls. Newark, Denman's and
Rosendae store and landing from ship Oswego. baks
ja26 If JOHN STROJID 4 co 1as f,o,,,,,s =.
PLASTER PARIS-3OO bbl.. Wotbsr.noon,-
Il and Newark for sale by " ""0iePoohs
Jas JOHN STROUD & co I4s Common #
iME-l500 barrels Thomaston, in store and
- landing, for sale by " 'io anu
Jas If JOHN STROUD co. 14s Common g.
{ RANBERRIES-l5O pkes, whole baIyos ~
- quarters, in store and for sale hy s' ha'es anu
la.o a. ID. GRIEFF co. IS. 40 and "a Old Le,e..
B4 lii, pin 600 key. prime Western 500 fir
jas A. d. GRJEEE 4, ~ an % anding for sale by
qNDON AND DUBLIN PORTER-Of N.
best quality and in pints and Quarts ior ssle Inv
- JOHN TOOLE. Is Bank Face.
w iNE |! HoTTLEs-20 g1oce received, and for
""W iaS 2. I. NASelY,
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[From sr; C. Hayss, Of the firm of Broeer, Hayes &
CO., Books oilers and Stdti0nsrs, No. 1873 Market street,
Philnis'ptia-Isnuary 8. lSi7I ''
Your syrnp of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable reme
dy; cured the of colds with me- If Won want cer
dficaie will cheerfully give one g. C. HAYrs
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DE- Townsend not having tested his Sarsaparla In
OF Fits, OF couIse recommended it, and surprised
e receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Weatchester county:
FogpHAM, August is, 1877.
DR.. I0pRssnd-Dsar Sir have little girl seven years
OF age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits
tried almost thing Tor her but without last
although we could nd recommendation circular
Tor cases ike hers. thought. she very delicate
health wond give her of Sarapaa, and are
very glad we did, for not only restored her strength but
has had return OF the Fits, pleasure and
Prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we lsei grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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The whole nation sroanns under The present paeuee o. inc
profession, which fosters disease more uah Suieo ~ anu W
Macs or minis our constitutions MORRISON.
An men ought be acquainted with Tie medical an
\, -...-... :, 49,, -.
one may his doctor and surgeon al cheap rate
md enio soun mind la u sound body
proposes publish medical Journal IN Oils city,
STYLE be devoted TO the enlightenment OF the pub
the suppression OF legal and Illegal
10 he The
gnsd Tor families individuals Those who paonize
work viii seldom the and win
money but their health also No family should be with
description
diseases peculiar county, expressed
language understand There journal
and therefore the
mies and the public generally will take hold
isrpse and aid the editor bringing down
all that knowledge which essential comfort happiness
OF mankind
TERMS This Journal wiz be published monthly,
number dollars
annum payable IN advance We TO issue the h number
March.
Editors inserting this Prospectus calling shall
be entitled exchange forwarding copy marked
to this office Poslmaste all others friendly the enterprise
viii please act
Address (postpad) JOHN Il. WALSH, NJ. d..
Richmond, Virginia.
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A NEW Route 20 pittsburg, Via the Baltimore, sus-
quehanna and Rdroad7hrough to Pbrg in
50 hours express will leave Cavet station daily
m, connecting with the fast line Mddletown J.
irving Harrisburg u, 10 dinner
The Harrisburg arriving at
Al this point passengers the option
taking either Johnsiown thence packet boats
stages direci from Holidaysburg Ptsbnrg,
Tickets will be sold the following by this
York, Wghtsvlc, Coumbia Marietta Middetown, Harrisburg
Port, Miesown Penysvlie Lewown Nc Veystown, Hunt
ingdon, Holdaysburg and Pttsburg.
This with the Cumberland Valley ralroad
Carlisle shppcnsbug, Chambesburg and
points this road. ....".
accommodation from Washington OF
Of will be nj the
depot Railroad Company the arrival OF
baggage, which viii be
carried free of charge 10 Calvert station -
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-df Ticket Agent.
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SUPERIOR Dagucrreotypes i-First Premium - III.
y wHiTEHUR5T extended field of his operations
ground Than dakueueopist in The country His galleries
Pennsylvania between
No 2o7 Baltimore Baumore broadway aud Leonard
street. York. No, II Main street. Hchmond Sycamore
burg, Virginia
His beautiful highly dsgueucotypes
extraordinary improvement nsung faithful and highly finished
likenesses n a few seconds
rotary ground, invented BY H. whehurs gives
airy and living appearance the picture.
Whehurst establishments distribute than thirty thou
annually and have dissatisfaction This
aeng proof Of the superiority Of his kenesses
w calls the public generally his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition pictures will be given
unusual competition In daruereoypes at the
OF Maryland Institute he awarded the hrst
medal by the judges,
ofevy description copied, and post morem cases
attended mo Nov 2S-dly
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FOREIGN MAILS.

PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
s ss g s s s ~ ,S ont Once u ,ss p" once
pee@,nent in M ely q ahinsan unu 10 @ Of the s May
herein 90 sp &c decided ' inc 'u q '' " s manner "
From Charleston, s. c..
by savannah, Ca, and Key Wen, Fonda
10 Havana The Island Of Cuba, go miles twice month";
Leave Charleston on me Of each MONTH
Aye a. Havana By se OH and me so, o. me same month
Amvs a, ohass,sn sy s sh and s OF 'is ss
Miami and Key yaeeas either Que o. AID are invited az
roP1sas Tor nine re- Anew YORK. savannah "
Proposals g, more eqaon, w Pc 0
parculay enable the decision 70 be made
same or i no, eonveSe INTO ap Of war And special
srs mat oa s 81 s e o
VIII be which shall asy9T a hs n .,
proper officer demand made for t purpose Of being
their par 10 pay the r f delivery
BE Sy iS Snd % By The win an
ofdsagremen be appointed by The President OF The UNI
Inc bidder may his offer stipulation agen,
Such stipulation may induce preference to be given
favor Of bid equal other oyer BID moi u
by sueues Isl July The eon'ac,
d the and than three times
for he faiu1s furnished proportion grade
Is Inferior That the aad that
planned due falling take from TO deliver into the
part mail suffering mail, Of IL q be wei
ssposs 10 loss or Tor refusing after demand
made convey additional steamship vessel by
trips and for arriving the time set al.o, fo
1nsss q s %s f $
nu the for re- s 9g me- %
discharge carrier when required By hs for assigning
setting up or an rs n
.,asons law fsaars
rendered may case renqus
postmaster General may service
allowing months extra pay The amount dispensed with
residence member rn compa
ny offers should be distinctly statedin the proposals.
Form for change advertisement contemplated
by the bidder.
81 The case may be, eIs write The name or names il
ea4 81 a ms s a the r route Gaeon aSana
The Postmaster Generals for proposals on ,s
and following
annual of there write out the sum in WORDS at full ienga
the blank with the of the aanto the second with thai
bidder and the third and fourth viii, the beginning and
gnaanto be shown by the written certificate of
postmaster other equally satisfactory testimonial, be
property and abs make good their This guarantee
certified should ACCOMPANY each bid s q,
ing the mail rom - tobe accepted by Postmaster
bid prior the st day Of July with
good and sufficient surees to perform the service
''S' Dated. GsisredIo
Form Of certificate,
and their property
they able make good their
"Dated lSignedI'
should the First Assistant
General words email mais written the
In received by
which viii be the
ceiving proposals under this advertisement.
The the bids will be determined
by the 18th day Of May
with the
July 1851 The bidder shall consider himself able
service about that day. he viii
specify day his proposals. The
will with the ending about the 3O day
June, 1855.
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posr osucE DEPARTMENT., February ,, 1851
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mURPHY's
s.Ir-.saIing Advertising Enyelopss' NO. SOD "A"S


puE uiserb.r la soliciting patronage OF all vine may ~
ndyesemeni feels hat hesitation WIN whieh he
article 4 before public The experience o. aA
Iabhed their superiority hey ond all question ana hs
refers 10 testimony OF those business men VINO ha
nyelopas and 10 his rapidly increasing sales, as PROOF o.
csIence following few OF the reasons ''' u Pp
larltys have hIs
Ist on the place occupied by seal person may has m
name business address conspicuousy ana beAuuup
ed, colored plain, thus anofding- y 49,,
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
I'd The envelope be opened without pehs a0soS'u'
al Neither wax nor requisite 10 seal 'hehi' - So
4th Upon letter the seal insuieS ~ MINI
da the OF bong buried months Ia me aoao
IN. r, ,,,a q .N,p ppIrp
IN, Tbe envelopes furnished almost TIE SAME fic =
AS pr AIN only additional cost OF the DE winch
will last for
9th. letter mailed Is a Eli. ..-
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
sure 10 attract attention of all through whose hands II may
The following list Of prices for dies engraved on brass
good pape., above viii, name, address, &C
Of Enrelopea.
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A COMPENDIUM the Entire Body OF the LAW,
"A BY Asa alphabetically arranged with reference the
latest and approved authorities - -...."
vols, Law sheep, sso, PIP 4,l77 Retail p5se s29
+. 40 and 81 Ann street. New York
Opnious Of the Profession.
There profession contain such ady of
sound law within the same limits or that are more deserving OF
p'0''' p'''""s' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
with Justice Nelson in his opinion of the above men
toned work. ... nu,,,,, =. =, ,,,opr,,,
NEw yoRk, Sept DC, 1850,
accumulation Of reliable citations from the whole range
eas and % a Soh anS s
reference and win extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
N'D '' ''"' . ROBERT j. WALKER.
OCTOBER IL, 1850.
gatGed accuracy; and baye been much pleased
precision with which announces the prin
stance myself profession should
learn its merits, and like enjoy its advantages
NEw YoRx Cry, Oct. 10, 1850.
impa of accurate and well aranged
800 s.r ... DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
Mr. Kinne has collected great diligence accuracy The
presented by his questions, aud has
very ably subjects which those questions apply The
'''' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
Ihave examined Knne's Compendium
would allow, and satisfied that is ad
ay adspd to The o w n me OF e
for trial and From examination OF the several
titles with confidence that they are treated win great
JUDGE GRIDIEY, Utica, New York.
help the student than any Other
exani will find lis lawyers
'"'0 u '' W. l.. HURST Philadelphia.
The plan and utility and accuracy
unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished ursts in the
VS Saifs on ,ns .ss Ne% Virginia.
q "'''''f Pub' shed shsd by ' JOHN F. TRow
Nov 24-tf 40 and 81 Ann street.
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DY A. FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID claims for in the with Mexi
revolutionary with Btan and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty purchase and sale of bounty
land on order.
Patent OeeThe applications for patents procuring models,
will be attended all their various branches
General Post OfeA claims against the department VIII be
prosecuted settlement of conuaclo quarterly accounts OF
ditto facilitated, &c.
Delta, Nashville Unop Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press, viii publish 10
the OF So and send their bills TO this olhc accompanied
with June 2iu
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NOR SAI.E.Fsk Raymonds elegant air tight metallic
Pennsy directly opposite Gas
bys Hotel .... . .
Having completed factory which has enabled
cans and being convinced
accommodate
need coffin for their friends
conducting funerals in the country city with
strict regard Rumo 10
Gen.
them
mentation of u body within.
NJ. NJ WHITE,
Dec 6-d3ms Undertaken.
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nk AMATIS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TOM
AND APERlENT-Tbis remedy, composed entirely o. Nesa
bic ingredients and totally free from mineral
bining eathatc strengthening powers was
~ discovered and prescribed by Dr. Amati, celebrated
of abdominal cgionssuch
dysentery bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders
the liver, nc. H., -, !, al, a.
efectua manner cases. Is submitted az toicay "
who may be attacked by prevailing fatal seougo nu ~
yentye 10 all who may 20 escape us hs
symptoms. 49,. ,,.,.;,s Music Saloon Penn
svivania avenue between l and ian Streets ana al e hcpa
49,, 1890 Of Georgetown
panhe containing directions for use, win many interesting
sccompany each the panacoa. liberal
from part OF the United states
nrompty attended All communicate must be postp paid
taxn SAMUEL. CARUSI s. co,
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fosr osuos DsYAKn,
,o., ..., D,eeeuscrs, /,
y O'Clock A. M, the 2isi day OF April ne ri %,
four years from the irs day Of July next, In suebas
al such lines may be required and ordered ior e my
mail bags Of the following description, 10 wiz @
CANVASS MAIL BAGS
size No. (43 inches in length and 62 inches IN ei,
20 be made Of cotton canvass, weighing Is ounces
inches width the yarn OF The fabric 10 be doubled and
nye-iold.
size No (4l inches in length and IS inches in creu
be made OF canvass, weighing Is ounces ~ ,N
OF die rsts size OF bags.
Size No. (32 inches in length and 80 inches IN u
ence made OF cotton canvass, weighing 10 ounce
and the cloth TO be above described.
The canvass bags of sizes Nos. and be made ~
Client number of syeet holes, and provided with ston.
sure their mouths. All 10 be marked inside and am
s'U. 3. MAIL
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES
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WILLIAM FLTNN services with
the departments and Congress agent lie win
moderate. Address William Finn, Washington, D. Oh
Jan o. 1851.
Mr. Fnp severn, year. ONCE the Second
Comptroller His knowledge
departments
to all who may employ him o. the seat ofgovernment
ALBION X. PARIS,
Jan 2o-n Late Second Comptroller
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'SmuSTs W Inc StoTe,so I" ~
TUE unrivallod place FOR obtaining all wines, iqaon
l. and cheap. "Snider has ateyin consequence u tw1
sales made by him to commentator Obliged hr*
pensh his stock OF fresh importaton and he has
faction of offering some OF the best wines and liquors
by him. He would refer invoices follows,
Duff, Gordon Co.'S sberriea, embrac delicate ak q
low prices sold, and some very choice Manzanils
by the snon Also, rare, old, delicate Amon'lado can
gallons specially selected for consumers Some Asa
10 toles pull up IN Europe, which he challenges" s%
that be produced.
The Manzanla and AniontilIado sheres are peculiarly
To eonyalescenis they strengthen without stimulating
| rot the acid Of many other wines.
Pouwines principally specially selected for his aap
mors, the stock OF 'Burme at opcro and mS
These wines arc fluffy and delicate and have been
proved by his customers, because ofher manifest suP~r
all forts and red wines palmed OF Ms such
They Of various and prices, in bottles and on as
delicate white Port and Malmsey Pon.
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels
too careful in their choice OF Poft. y
Madeira wines Of various sorts, dry and ch, soo sd
and West Indies, sereisl, &c, &c. &c, on drauf and
As TO the sparkling wines OF subscriber, wei ns
the Moet extra champagne and the splendid sparkling
ported by him, any other wines and are ~
as low ns most OF The inferior wines nowin the mafk
put upon buyers Us 6rst class.
very low prices, retail Wholesale In the mpos
wines generally the subscriber holds himself to be iaa
Offers the zines, stock here from the lowest price
dozen, 20 the first class ''prerssr cruz OF Medce
OF burgundy wines he has large stock, and asue
That he csn present to them from his vaults a. gooda '
gundy France affords.
sauierne and Barsae always on band In bottles -
ms hfitfuuh OF hhhe aostle WINES - ,
Messrs. Denhard Jordan Of Coblenz extensive ans
many sun Hooks and MoseIle, from the cheapest sofrn
choicest vinrsecs OF the Hseinbcg," which is he hr
| the Rhine.
In the mtcies Of Cosnac and other bandies hshn -.
stock, embracing old ofle0o of Otaf v
and celebrated "Ciavier Of lsol y In eighth casks -
hhds and "Duboucbe," 1884, in hbds, on conssnmen
be sold low.
Also, Irisb, Scotch, and Monongahela vhikey, Janaa
preserving brandy, and all other wines and liquors
of the above, sold by retail any quantity o
A constant assorted stock ofIiavana cigars i, ,
Al goods delivered within days reach Of Phlaaslaa
paid. Orders will be promptly executed Il seatm ""
Graph.
Address JACOB SNIDEhVr ~
Cheap Wine Store, 20 Walnut street, fmissr
NnvI tf
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When is not forward amount Of order mail
respectable New York house viii be SUI
dcen will meet with prompt attention. II addressed
$500. .-t WILLIAM MURPHY,
263 Madison street, New York
win Of Messrs
Shell Mott of Messrs H. Jefoman Coz i3a
William ' -
NJ Business cards embossed from dies $40
per thousand.
l5-d3n
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THE AMERICAN Live Stock Insurance Company
Cnpa, $50 600. Stockholders individually liable.
horses mules, prize bulls, sheep, and cattle
description the combined
dents and disease also, stock driven markets
transported South Losses paid in thirty days ae proof Of death
Drecors-osopb O. Bowman counseori Ferdinand Eberwne
merchants Captain Isaac Mass merchant; George D. Hay
Hon Thomas Bishop, builder John Wise, merchant and
bank directors Alvin Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abuu smith
farmer, director, and auditor OF Knox county.
Joseph Bowman, Prsden5 u. shuuich Whitney Secretary
Burcb and president yncennes branch
of Bank of Indiana.
l. NELSON, Pennsylvania avenue between l4h and
18th streets, washington City.
25-dly
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
DE sEI.DINC wYLIE,

DE sELDfNc wyLTE,
Baifingf, Pennsyip5nfa dreune neat door
Brorns Hotel, WafAiuron, ID. C.
THAs. DE sELDTNG ANDREW WYLIE, IT., having formed
tnebip the purpose Of claims
departments, before any board
mssionen appointed for the adjustment OF ppiaions
claims against any foreign gosenmen are prepared 10 give their
full and faithful attention to all business that be intrued
their ehage. They win obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land, duties, claims arising under treaties
otherwise buying and selling estate, collecting private claims,
rents, sc,
Andrew Wye, IT,, will attend law business with which
nimscf the Entrusted, the
the District, the supreme Court Of the United States
SEEDING, being United commissioner,
public and Of deeds for MI the States Of the Union
will prompt the taking ~ testimony ncknowlcdg
deeds and other duties which appan his Office
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the claimed
and the extent Of SERVERS required.
Communications paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept s-dly
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United states Patent Once,
Frppu.Y -, 1851.
m the petition Bayey, Salisbury Massachusetts
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO him the
5th Juy 1897 macb pressing
goods kinds paper
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
u ordered said petition heard Office
Monday the ODD day Juno ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified 70 and show they have why sad
petition ought to be granted.
opposing required
ohce their objections, specifically forth In writing least
twenty before the day ohearng Al testimony filed by either
IN accordance with the rules Of ONCE which viii be furnished
application.
Ordered also notice published the Repubc
gencer and Union, Washington city, D. c. Only Rec Boston,
Nassacuss Journal Providence Rhode Islnnd Tnbun. New
York Courhn Hartford, Connecticut
successive weeks previous 70 the 2h day Of Juno
THOS, EWRANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
r. papers please cory,
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Feb 23-law3w
nissOIUTIoN ofCop art ersbip1h firm
" the day by mutual
consent dissolved Mr. George r. Dyer will the
Of the late Robert W. Dyer deceased which immediate
ts respectfully requested. EDWARD @, DYER,
GEO. y. DYER.
w.suseros, September ~, 1870.
0- Copnrtoership NOTES.-The undersigned formed
coparnarshp under the and firm Mcclure, and
wiz continue the auction and
They respectfully solicit Of the patronage he
slowed upon The late hm and pledge themselves 10 discharge faith
nily every trust conhded 10 them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared advances
sVnments, and TO cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD q. DYER,
J. q. MCGUIRE
wAsHsoroS, September -, 1850.
SEPT pl--du
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COMMON HALL o of Petersburg. virginia,
MAY l. 1850 Tho following day adopted by

lptftos t"' '""" "
May 1850, Tho following resolution this day adopted by
the Halt
"Red mayor the advertise proposals for
the corporation OF Petersburg endorsed by
the State ofvnia $4,000 payable in 1870 and $50 900 10 1875
coupons payable half yearly February and An
will be received for $500
chamberlain Of the until the 18th MAY
o'clock which they will be opened, highest
bidder win be entitled thereto The payments fo the win be
required May June and 18th July, and bidders viii
which periods offer The corporation
10 themselves the rirht reject amy offer made"
Notice hareby proposals for the bonds Of
win he the chamberlain Of the according
tho resolution until the 18th Jay Of May 1880 ~ O'Clock
CHAs CORLING,
May 9-ddthMaynoIt Mayor
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VALUABLE In the City of Washington
sae-The proprietor intending 70 the West with
months brick and lots Viz
and Seventh east within square or Two OF hs
houses number OF each, and
Shops connexion with dwelling
third subject TO ground
Also enclosed
comfortable them between the Capitol and Con
Ground suitable the cultivation vegetables
Washington Market dsiries be Preferred
The of this property occupied present. podnc
good will be sold reduced ii
ties ndisputabc. ... ....
will please address by letter.
apply personally Office Pennsylvania doors
above Wizards Hotel, the Treasury Buildings.
r. NJ. YOUNG
Ap 5-eodu Agent.
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General .agenf al WasAinson civ.
IL claims for land money the government individuals
~ attended TO-.
lie has evidence in his possession sustain claims many
soldiers 1919 land
offers HIS In all such cases, and others
Officers settled, and claims Congress prosecuted
wAsnsaros, September as, ls5o--ly
UNGLIsH PATENTS from 1901 Isi5-s register Of nil
T., granted during that period ! vol. London.
Webster Letters Patent for Inventions and Copyright Designs
I London.
Godson n the Law Of Patents. vol London.
undnarcb Practice Letters Patent for rnven
l London.
spence the Law Of Patent Inventions. l vol London.
Turner the Law of Copyright in Design. London
Collections OF Laws
countries of Europe. ! vol, Vienna.
Curtis the Law Of Patents. ! vol Boston. E#M
Phillips Of for Inventions Boston.
Kingsley and PRISON the Patent Laws Practice
tons. vol New York.
Feb0 FRANoK TAYLOR,