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BRANT'S
PULMONARY DALSAM,
The Grcat COUGM REMEDY.

Aue NTcAt NVUGHA REMEDY
Many ysan Of experience more than Hundred Than
NE undoabsd sasacuon Of all persons who have become ac
because ssa.g sealing and %e's cSr.sin e cSrs
world We know owevot ha said BY some lhs. C5nsump
on can nol ns a he opnop q Tie many o. tie few
90 a Ast which ean be proved IN ~ suunnS- Of sssas
Aal s aa has cared osoAs snd f9 sshsh SssSs ~
~ss s msss s.sa real Censanpslea, and which
caught nympl0Ha d those tho - t a dasi sPe ssla A.
80 ih that fala disease CaasanlnlIsn. ThIs Rslssm
peu VIE ssas % persons who oslo 70 be hopeessy az
soon at. Dlneulty Of Puresi Eisstoss,
tisna ana ssy = wasting AWAY of he
l rssOa ss . e'ysg susa eolps3is have been
Se,pred some who were supposed 10 be "a dxinS
Slsk and hs use Of this Fensdy hsy nsw Ivs and ENJOY
Who was Ha ssrsy sspsiaS. ss.psaa4 II /. Dlo...0, 10
decidedly and s %sse SsSss az s
Mex. on The bses s%..;s 4 md ~
which fractured his kss 4: Nssyss5sad n sia
The affay commenced - ~ '''''"a ~
when i terminated the pat1fi0n
from The door, and The bouy q
remained on The ground where lhs s1s Nsssssss sss
was given, from Sunday night until lev sWAK. sls.
reached The place Wednesday q
The verde. Of The Coroaers 10 i give ~ we, rsA''
Mcklmmck's death was eausel,op, g A H.,
llcled BY Mary Sisk. efforts Leesville. LaIi
bapd's life, and also her own n; Il. ]. Barkdol
malice or intention TO kill.
"a V.h.
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And the Largest Stock Of Saddling Hardware
In Northeru Ohio, AL Of which will be sold as
low as goods OF like quality can be purchased else
where.
SAMUEL SMALL.
+ New Lisbon, Ohio, Sept 5, ls5E il 74
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mo. 81 An ACT
To rspaaf he act entitled "a Act 70 6x the
tines fog holding Courts 10 he eleventh Iu.
dleinI CiFcuis."
sseyloH !. Be i enacted by he General AZ.
semhly q. lha STATE OF 0hio. That The acs en.
tlsled an : Acs 70 6x ths times Tor holding CcuFls
10 he elesenth Judicial Circuit" passed Jsnna.
~ sinh. one thousand eight hundred and ffly.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of he House of Representatives.
". MEDlLL.
President Of shs Senate.
jsnussy i, Ieos.
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II. GARRETSON 4 co.,

Wholesale Grocers, Produce Dealers, and For.
warding and Commission Merchants, New
Lisbon, Ohio.
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Hardware! HardWare!i-

New Lisbon, Ohio.
The undersigned would most respectfully in
form the citizens Of Carroll county, that he has
just received from the eastern cities a large stock
of Hardware; in part the following:
Carpenters Tools of every kind
Cooper's Do. 1/k
House Building Articles.
Iun Smithis M .----s-
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a petition has been
filed in the court OF common pleas OF Carroll coun-
iy, Ohio, praying for the vacation Of the town
plate the town Of Bassora, sitnate on the south.
east quarter OF section eleven Il y township fur
teen Of range FIVE, in Carroll county. Ohio.
WILLIAM CROXTON.
JOHN Q. ADAMS.
BY ]. II. S. Trainer, ATTY. for Per.
October 10th, A. D. 1851.
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Notice.:
PLOUGH POINTS,

All kinds and sizes on hand and for Isale at the
New FOundery, on Lisbon Street, by
- z. MCGUIRE.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

| win offer for sale on the premises, on the 9th
day Of January next between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ. the undivided
half Of the northwest quarter OF Section number
~, In Rose township, in Carroll county being
the interest Of james Russell, deceased in the
farm lately owned by Matthew Russell and said
James Russell. Appraised at 1925.
Terms-One-thlrd cash, the balance Ia one and
two years, with interest," secured by mortgage on
the premia,s. JAMES GRE CLIFTON,
Dec. 8, 1851. Admir- OF James Russell.
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N0ttfe.
To the Stockholders Of The Carroll county
RailEuad Company. Those who have not .yex.
their lnslallmeRls as they have been ayCour
1ke required 80 make immediate mad firs, DIs.
j Unnecessary TO cay that wa
Read wi'hoG the MES c. JOHNSON,
iney nave MOI 6sf1louse Of Representative.
Pala 90 ne ny@ WILLIAM MEDILL.
ssllso M Presidents Of The Senate.
cent snHliiINA1gy Is. IsSa.
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N. W. corner Of Third and Union st. between
Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
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PRICE, ONE CENT
From the journal cf cou,,.-.

ses11 NC so1<u1i c1 Couuroyre
"BoYHooUs HAPPY Hours.
I'm sa,i ,n.n.iIs; Charley If ihs hosr DE h.ppvmo
We wsrs se. @ boys, snd soshins knew of de n..v
thought 81 - neser had .
The future future ss looked forward to ~. sh.. vim
How welcone 70 our youthful hs.xs. ma .h.n -.
,,,, opening Spring, '-s. sns
"hs. s.'Ioo Sn our 70 school !. nom. we'd shout
And thinking of SOME funny trieL. ws,a r,..u-
the boys, Pssy upon
Wed n ssnd shout oflaushssr up, e.prss.l,. Of our
Joys.
ana urs. sss Sumner months had come on ns
"i'1ous @ : saoe upon our feet we often would con.
To T,ssts: :ss leap, play nunhas peg or ose... wa.
Wed put to test our youthful .peed in . h.D0v ,ov.
But Saturday. that day Of blis-v. d,d a.
And woe be.ids the pedagogue who dared the ru,s
The day was ours-exempt from books, Va ro,.s
a. wild and free .S'e1
Az eer did daring buccanneer upon the dashinr ~
And then the brook, that dear old brook-if rye
heartfelt wish,
1t il once mors.o see spot We used to bsshs ana
fish; rl7s- -
And when we tired Of these, we'd wander On for
hours,
And gather for the foks at home such nice bououes
of flowers.
But, Charley, hours like these are Conceive peer
may them recall
For US, ife's Spring and Summers past, and fast
comes ON the Fall; @ -
We're growing old, unwelcome truth; yet let IN not
complain
But in our children's happy sports, live Ger our
youth again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02
NEWS FROM TAHITI.

News has been received from the Society
Islands as late as the 9Th Of May. The ma
ture Of the intelligence is such as to show
that the designs Of the French are unmistaka'
Bile.
There can be no question that, if possible,
the spirit Of Professionalism will be stified aud
smothered, and unless tho English mIssiona-
ries succumb 10 the dietation Of the Cover
nor. they will be ultimately banishsd from the
Islands. The facts aad siasemenis we now
spublisb, our readers may rest assured, were
not communicated BY any missicnary resident
u Tahiti because, should i become kaewn to
the authorities the1e that any missioasry wss
sending abroad an account Of tha asate Of
things i would subject him 70 pefseeulion
and baaishmsnt. N
The following ars among The pssseutins
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OREGON.


The steamship Fremont arrived at San Fran
cisco on the Both July, from Oregon, bringing
dates to the 24th.
A new steamer, designed for the Upper VIII.
lametta river, was launched at Oregon City
about the 1st of July. She will draw eleven
inches OF water, and be able to run as high as
Marysville al the lowest stage of the river.
The population of Oregon is 10000, and
will probably double the present year.
The steamers Multnomah and james p.
Flint run daily between Portland and Oregon
CITY.
There is reaping machine in operation on
the French Prairie, Oregon. 1t is Mccormick 3
patent, which obtained the first premium al
the Worlds Fair.
The Statesman of the 18th July, says the
wheat harvest. fhe crop is fine one, and
what is quite important, commands a high
price.
Gov. Gaines made q personal attack upon
Mr.. Bush, Of the Statesman, a few weeks since,
and appears to have come off second best.
In accordance with the Governors procla.
nation, the Legislature of Oregon was to meet
in extra session on the 26th inst. No reason is
given in the proclamation for this extraordiBa-
ry movement. The regular session will oc-
cur in a few months. The Legislature will
meet at Salem, declared the seat Of Govern.
ment by act Of Congress.
Two fire engines have arrived at Portland,
and were found to act admirably.
Light mule teams had arrived at the Cascade
mountains, having made the trip from the Mis-
sour river in so days.
They report large number Of wagons about
10 days behind them. The road over the Cas-
cade mountains is said to be in good ORDER
Oreg0uidn.
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ae'. Of The French Prossetorsse Go,srnmen,

acts Of the French Protectorate Government
1t Tahiti - Is
The English Protestant missionaries have
been forbid TO preach until they had formally
acknowledged the Governor az their head, and
promised to submit themselves to the control
of the government. On or about the 10Th of
May, the missionaries assembled at Papiete
to consult upon the course for them to pur>
sue. sg
No native would be allowed TO preach with
out the sanction Of the government.
The Rev. Mr.. Chisholm, a German, em-
ployed by the London Missionary Society,
had been prohibited from preaching out Of a
certain district, under pain Of arrest and BAN
ishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

ERESH HARDWARE FALL, 1852.
L w. s. & G. DONNAN, Richmond, Va, are
receiving by ships Fidelia and Yorkshire, and
steamer Arctic their fall importation of Birming-
ham and Sheffield Hardware, Cutlery, and
Guns, and from the manufacturers i'm this county
an extensive assortment of AMERICAN GOODS,
all of which they have purchased for cash at the
very lowest prices Among our stock is be fund
very large and varied assortment Of Table Knives
and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors, Scs-
and Shears, straight and fine twisted link Brace
Chains, pad, chest, closet Till. stock rim and NOR.
tice Locks, brass white and mineral Knobs, Ames,
Rowlands, and other makes of Shovels and Spades,
Hay and Manure Forks. Curry Combs, Hatchets
and Hammers, Axes of Virginia Collins, Simmons,
and other manufacture, Coal Hods, Tenders Steel
Files and Rasps, Double and Single Guns, together
with every description of Carpenters and Black
smiths Tools and other articles kept in the Hard.
ware lime.
We respectfully invite merchants and others
visiting Richmond to an examination of our goods
and prices, assuring them of our ability and deter.
mination to sell low, and that every effort will be
made to give entire satisfaction.
w. s. & G. DOMAIN,
au 80 No 49, Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

NEW ROPE WALk.-Having connection
Y with and an interest in Rope Walk lately
established on Union Hill, near this city, we are
prepared to furnish at short notice and upon very
accommodating terms, any quantity, and every de-
scrption of Rope manufacture. in part as follows:
Tow Lines of all descriptions, Window do, Plough
of all kinds, Steam Engine Packing, Bag Strings
&C., &c.
We shall keep full supplies at our store, corner
of Cary and Pearl streets, where orders may be
left, or with Mr. John O'Conner, at the Rope
Walk on Union Hill. .gqi. ,r1,s t-
au WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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MOSTBRUTAL OUTRAGE.

=
On Wednesday evening last, FIVE or six miles
west OF Staunton, four stout Irishmen, employ
ed on the Railroad, in that vicinity. by force,
took from the vehicle, in which she was riding,
avoung monan and violated her person in
most brutal manner. She was in company
with young man, to whom the young lady
chung for protection but both were overpower.
ed.
The young man left her to obtain assistance,
and OH the alarm being given, to the credit OF
the neighborhood be il spoken, prompt and
efficient aid was rendered, and hot pursuit
made to apprehend these unprincipled villains
which was not effected until late hour Of the
night.
Officer Trotter, to whom much praise Is due.
in company with four or FIVE others, succeeded,
after IDllred exerti0ns, in 0yerhauling the
scoundrels, and they are now safely confined ia
prison. AT an examination Court held on
Thursday, they were fully Unidentified, and are
now awaiting regular trial.
A repetition OF an offence like this will he the
signal for an uprising Of our people and that
class Of our population guilty Of such enormi.
ties, will be hung without judge or jury, or dri-
ven ven out Of the commuaity at the point Of the
bayonet. The indignation ofthe people is great
and it is with pride we record the fact that
the services Of the entire community 10 which
the outrage was committed, were rendered on
this occasion.
The two yonng persons, we understand, had
started, with the intention Of getting married,
when they were met by these ruffians who
defled the person Of the beirothed. The par
ties have since left to unite their hands and
their fortunes.
The called Court 10 to be held on next Fri.
day, but the final trial will NOT take place until
the sitting Of the Superior Court, the first Of
Observation-Disclosures ViHdicGtor.
-
AMERICAN SUPERIORITY ADSITrED.-n
has been hard task for the Euglish TO con.
,ede the superiority Of Americans over British
of which they had reason to be
proud, yet, though long delayed, here il is.-
rha Io,do, T;,n.. ~ ~. OH rl, h.. ,h.
!. o"1o" A'e' y '"s ~ s'' NO. '"S
oiioWing'
The truth must be t0ld-tbe British steam.
,hips have been beaten, and the most rapid pas.
'ages ever achieved between the old and new
world have been accomplished BY the Ameri.
can steamships. None bur an American steam.
ship has ever yet run from Liverpool to New
The average passages Of The Asia and Africa
NAV, perhaps, nearly equal those Of the Paci.
fic. Baltic and Arctic OF the Collins line, but
the Americans have achieved the positive vic-
tory in speed, their steamers--,he Pacific, Bal.
tic and Arclic-haye made tho feelest voyag ges.
On the part Of the Americans the contest has
been carried on at vast cost, and additional
grants from Congress ostcnsibly for The mail
service, but in reality from the nstional spirit
of rivalry, have only reeenily been obtained
TO prevent the project from peEishing by reason
Of an enormous Inequality between rece.pss
while heavy amounts have been paid by tho
Excheouer and \ larre Dfo6f has been made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

Eu JAMES COLLINS would respectfully
Ell lcail attention to his Fall Style of HATS.
They are unique, well adapted for the season, and
essential 10 a eentlemans costume. No pains has
been spared to sustain the high reputation which
my Hats have attained throughout the country.
Cephaiemetron.-It is considered one OF the
greatest aad most useful inventions OF the age; 1t
would be Impossible by the minutest description
to give correct idea of its utility. Hats made by
it will lit the most difficult heads, conformit 6 to
any protuoerauce and depression of the Uranium:
thus preventing the unpleasant feeling OF new
Hat, and painful headache. No one can properly
appreciate its advantages, without having one Of
my superior Hats.
Please call and see me, and examine for your
selves. j. COLLINS,
No As Main street, Practical Halter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
=. s6S DAILY LINZ

f1EDAR TAk.-The most successful remedy
~ now in use tor the cure of Consumption Bron-
chitis. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsis, Piles,
Kings Evil. Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, &c.
OpiaiOms Of the Medical Faculty
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1851.
Mrs. B B. N0rris-Dear Madam: 1t gives me
great pleasure in recommending TO public favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) as an excel.
lent preventive curative in the first stages of
bronchial affections, or diseases of the lungs and
also very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect
fully, 7 Ii. WRIGHT, M ID.
/ subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence, to
the good effects of the Cedar Tar as prepared and
sold By Mrs. Norris, in many cases of disease, hav
ing prescribed it frequently, and always with good
edects. A. RICH, M. d.
March 81, 1851
Mrs. B. B. Norris-Madam It gives me pleas
u1e TO recommend to the favorable notice of the
public your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) in bron
THOMAS OWlNGS, M. D.
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
The Ce lar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community, and some of our own physicians are
recommending if to their patients.
We are permitted to refer TO the following per.
sons citizens Of Richmond and vicinity out of a
large number, (who, from motives of deicacy. pre-
fer that their names should not be made public,)
VINO have rrceived great benefit from the of the
INi H'z { GTvmY Dontisi, Ii. Meseke, Jas. R.
Moore, JDo B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Gail and see certificates.
Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti.
Gle is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole a gent for Richmond and
au4 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-

FNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-
Il CLINED BUSINESS on his own account, re
turns his sincere acknowledgements to his friends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to him, and begs continuance in his new
conneXion.
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
d. CO, where he will be able 10 saow h.s old sus-
toners q choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line, and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved so generally
satisfactory
His friends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers will find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL d CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon IS possible and adjust their accounts. 1t 10
very important to him to wind up his old business
st the earliest dste.
su l6-,s J. q. CHENERY~i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

- oOFING LATE am prepared 10 exc
HI cute with promptness and dispatch. all or
ders entrusted to my charge for the above article.
Samples may be seen at my Office.
kO6ERT RANKIN,
jy24 Corner 22d and Water ste.
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FOR RENT

O. FOR RENT.-A neat wooden Tenement,
81 near Mr. Glenn's brick yard, West of Brook
Avenue II has three Rooms, and attached il
Garden containing many Vegetables. Rent. e6 25
per month. TOLER e. COOK,
su l6 General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

ROsTON BELTING cos GOODS
- Gum Elastic BeldDg, Steam Packing and ny.
Grant Hose, for sale st factory prices.
fire Engine and Fsetory Hose Will be ordered
p.omusna.s psny MoM .,.,u 49, sno l nns..,rr.
saa JOHN n. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

EXPRESSIVE FUNERALS. = The Cincinnati
Catholic Telegraph, il noticing "ths vanity Of
having long lines OF fcarriages II iunerais,p says
very Justly: "Dlore money 10 spent in idle and
ridiculous display on such occasions than
widows and orphans 10 the city. when will
our people understand that In most of those in-
stances, where survivors are left 80 utterly des-
lilute, the larger the funeral, the deeper the
shame and the greater the Disgrace"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

TT Is WELL.KNOWN FACT, that
l. OSBORN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky-lght Pictures taken for ST.
We would invite all to call soon, as we shall not
take low pictures but a few weeks.
We have made arrangements to take pictures OF
sick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 to $40. OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks sign of the American Flags.
jY l3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

eE FOX KEnT-The upper part OF the
d:;i house occupied by MIR David B. Franklin, on
Broad street Il has FIVE good rooms and two
closets, and in the yard are good kitchen and a
hydrant. The premises have lately been repaired
throughout, and may be taken in possession imme
diately, st a very low rent say $50.
TOLER & COOK,
aus General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

A gentleman recently from Africa, while al
one Of the civilized colonies on the coast, met
a young colored woman whom he had known
in Old Virginia, who had obtained her freedom
for good conduc: and had emigraied 70 Liberia.
.Where are you travelling to Maryi" said the
gentleman. II am going down TO the village
on the sea shore. I'm tired OF seeing n'ggar,
n;ogar, want 10 see some white folks!r But
are YOU doing we'll herei" 70, very well. |
have four slaves who make palm leaf hats. y
slaves, MARY! You emancipated. to have
slaves in your own land" 4Oh, yes" said
she with great simplicity, s'must do as they
DO in Old Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

O. HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
E:a Dwelling on 7th street, near the residence of
Capt. VIM. Y. Sheppard, at present occupied by
Mr. A. q. Sale Possession given in a few days.
Rent 5000 per annum. TOLER d. COOK,
jy30 General Agents.
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nisSOLUTION.-T partnership hereto.
IL fore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm Of WORD, FERGUSON g. BARKSDALE,
Ia this day dissolved oy mutual consent. All per-
sons having claims against the concern will present
them, and those indebted will please make pay
ment as early as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

@s.e. REMOVED.-MRS.B BRANNAN GFDQ
Hs&s3 wishes to call the attention of herSSG
friends and the public to the fact E$SS
Ssthst she has taken the lower Tene .Ass'ssS
ment of the MANSION HOUSE, No 33H Main
street-Mrs Phillips old stand.
I0-d1m
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-19
United States Patent Once,

WAsHINoToS, June Ia 1852.
ON the petition of John Brown, of Stonington,
" Connecticut, praying for the extension OF a
patent granted to him for an improvement IN Rafts
Of sailing vessels for seven years from the expi-
ration oil said patent, which takes place on the
thirty first (3l) day Of December, eighteen hun
dred and fifty two, (lS52)
II is ordered that the sad petition be heard AT the
Patent Office on Monday, the twenty ninth (2S)
OF November. 1902, at twelve O'Clock, IN; and all
persons are notified TO appear and show cause, IL
any they have, why said petition ought not TO be
granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing least thirty days before the
day Of bearing; all testimony filed hy either party
TO be used al the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
Office. which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, aiso, that this notice be published in
the National intelligence, Republic, and Union,
Washington, ID. C.; Inquirer, Ph,ladelphin, Penn,
Express, New York city; Albany State Register,
Albany, New York; Courant, Hartford, Conn !;
Providence Journal, Providence, r. l.; and Daily
Bee, Boston, Massachusetts once week for three
successive weeks previous TO the twenty ninth coy
Of November, eighteen hundred and tfty-two.
tlS52,) the day OF hearing.
THOMAS EWBANK.
Commissioner Of Pa tents.
p. S. Editors of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice
June l5-law3W