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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE.

In the third week of June, 1852, will be COM
menced in the city of Washington, Weekly
Campaign Newspaper, under the above title.
1t will be devoted to the maintenance Of gen.
uine republican principles as avowed and prao-
tised by the great WING PARTY of the United
States; to the preservation of the NATIONAL
UNION, and of the RIGHTS OF THE STATES and
the RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE under that Union;
and in an especial manner to the election of
GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT, as the nominee
of the Wing National Convention, to the Presi-
dency of this Republic.
1t will be the agreeable duty Of the editor to
dwell and to descant upon the merits of man
around whose brow are entwined the laurels
gathered on many victorious field During the
long period of forty years his talents, his yalor,
and his humanity have nobly illustrated his
country's honor; and the patriotic masses, the
toilng millions of our widely-extended country,
their power and majesty to bestow their sutfrages
upon their honored fellow citizen-the hero, the
patriot, and sage-and to proclaim THE GRATITUDE
OF REPUBLIC!
TERMS:
The RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE will be published
once week-from the third week of June until
the third week of November-at fifty cents.
Postmasters and others acting as voluntary
agents, who may send Jfue or more names, are
authorized to reserve Twenty-Five per cent for their
trouble, or the advantage of this deduction may
be shared by all the members of club; and for
each ten subscribers, on these terms, an eleventh
copy will be also sent.
The notes of all specie-paying banks, gold, sill
yer, and letter-stamps, will be received in pay
ment Address,
T. c. CONNOLLY,
MAY, 1852. Washington, d. c.
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Incendiaries are busy in this city; and unless
our citizens organize a rigid patrol, no mans
house can be regarded as safe from their wicked
acts.
Between nine and ten o'clock last night, the
frame carpenter-shop Of Mr. Chauncey, back Of
MKendree Chapel, Massachusetts avenue and
9th street, was fired and destroyed, after which
riot was occasioned by two fire companies, OF
persons seemingly belonging to them.
Mr.. Chauncey's tools were destroyed, and in.
jury to the amount of about 1926 was done to the
church
AT half-past two o'clock, fire occurred from a
like cause on 7th street, between H and l. The
property destroyed here also consisted of frame
sheds, as follows:
James A. Phelpss paint-shop-loss, about
$50.
Mr.. Burdine's smith shop-loss, about 800.
Mr.. KNOTS blacksmith shop-loss, about 5000
John Ford's wheelwright and coach-shop-loss,
about S40O
William Chases (colored many blacksmith and
wheelwright -shop-loss, about $3.50.
Mr.. Bergman's wheelwright-s hop-loss, $4OO,
insured for 5000.
During last night, also, some person entered
Lane fuckers splendid new buildings, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between a and 9th streets,
and passing through the front, entered the back
building, tore the plastering and lathes from a
studded wall, stuffed the space between full OF
scraps of paper and broken lathes, and probably
then retreated under alarm, as no fire was com
municated to the paper, and the matches taken
for the purpose were this morning found on the
floor nearly beneath the place where the kindling
had been prepared
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Col. r. A. Lum = Il q N /.

This gentleman, one of the editors of the New
Orleans Picayune, a noble specimen of man, an
ardent Wing, a gallant soldier, and useful leg
islator, is at present in our city. The Colonel is
a delegate to the Wing National Convention. lie
is under instructions to vote for Mr. Fillmore
but should the conqueror of Mexico be selected
as the standard-bearer Of the party, this junior
editor of the spicy and brilliant Pic will buckle
on his Wing armor to battle for the cause and the
bnr
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The Richmond snare!

/" Who is to be the nominee Of the Democratic
party ?" asked Wing of prominent Freesoil
Democrat in this city, week ago.
:" can't tell you" was the reply; but III tell
you who is not"
"Well, tell us that"
"No man who put his neck in the moose the
Richmond lawyer Scott contrived to catch them
all in. He has strung them all up to dry"
And so ID happened!
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-07

This is story in two volumes, from Scottish
history, by GRACE AGUILAR, author of Home
influence. The Mothers Recompense, Woman's
Friendship, The Vale of Cedars, &C. 1t has re-
American press. The present edition is fresh
from the press of D. Appleton s. Co., Philadel-
phia, and may be obtained in this city of Taylor
s. Maury, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
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Democrats Ratification Meeting.

We are requested to call attention to the no.
tce of mass ratification meeting, under the
auspices of the jackson Democratic Association,
to be held on Wednesday cvenilg nert, in front of
the City Hall, and not, as Mercury has mad
vertently stated in the Sun of this morning op-
posite the Franklin engine-house. The meeting
at the City Hall will be addressed by Gems Cass,
Houston, Lane, and by Hon. Stephen A. Douglas,
all of whom, we presume, will deliver their SEN
timents respecting the nominees for President
and Vice President just made by the Baltimore
Convention.
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wavorIey Novel.-Abbottsford Edition

We are indebted to Messrs TAYLOR g. MAuRY
for copies Of "Waverley" and Guy Mannerinp, /"
clearly and accurately printed, on good. paper.
each work in one volume from the press of Lin.
pincott, Grambo, & Co., Philadelphia. In this
desirable and very cheap edition the whole seris.
of SCOTS works will be published, two parts az
pearing every month. The works already issqed
are Waverley, Guy Mannering, The Black Dwarf.
Rob Roy, IT'S Sixty Years Since, The Antiquary,
Old Mortality, and the Bride of Lammermoor
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As- We are compelled, by necessary, 70
adopt the of some of contemporaries and SUBJECT
every communication to advertising terms by
the opposite course, columns have been oVerwheeu
with articles which interest to the general
Persons may publish what they please, respecting tne
selves or friends, within the limits of advertising col
But the space reserved for general and political
intelligence shall not be invaded
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only prepared by regular physician After thirty-hve
years practice In the city Philadelphia among all classes
and contendng against all Diseases the public now have
offered TO them class Of medicines suited to all Diseases
called Dr. Roses Family Medicines These preparations
are the result Of great experience and the thousands who
are using them and benefited thereby is the best ev
dance of their merit They all specific each preparation
suited to particular disease Dr. Roses Medical Adviser TO
persons in sickness and in health Gamble had by calling at
the Agents place Of business without any charge
See advertisements in another column.
June 5-2r
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NEW GOoDs-FREsH ARRIVAL.

y1RENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN GooDs-em.
Il bracDg CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, and Goods generally
ADAPTED 10 entemens Of the latest and newest do
signs and STYLES, direct from first hands, New York.
Particular attention has been paid TO the selection OF tne
above goods which, in addition to his former Stock b nov
complete and cannot be surpassed -. !.
The subscriber is receiving monthly the latest rep9ls
Paris fashions and prepared TO execute for the "
fashion the best style and finish.
Fits warranted and goods made up TO please, IpSSroN
Penn av., north side, bet. AZ ana otn sts. !,
Alao for sale to the trade, A. s. De Banys Matnen"0
system Of DrauQhtng and Cutting Pantaloons'
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A CARD.

HE SUBSCRIBER bgs leave TO return DIS bsv hoyo
his friends for the very ,;o;, coptinnance Of tho
.na Ito nav be found at all times at his old stand on
street between It'll and sth streets - ali an modsrats
sma and afford him an opportunity " ooii w '"'e
terms TO his customers. .-.. - ..x,.,u .o,s,
liz bes lust received fine assortment OF spring goods,
IL, w he made up in the best Misunderstanding OF
WILL fancy Csseimeres and Vestngs OF Silk white Mar
Iiss and fancy qualities beautiful articles Also white
iiiings shirts Collars Cravats Stocks, Suspenders &C.
please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
mar l3-tr = "ODD
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neys-Dr J. s. Rosc's Compound Filid Extract q Bnchu
This is decidedly Of the best remedies ever used for dis
eases Of the Kidneys Bladder &c. and also for equity Aztec
onsalways highly recommended by the late Dr. Physick,
aud many Of the most distinguished medical men abroad
price so cents Obstinate and painful cases of the Bladder
rd Kidneys frequently yield in few hours, and euro
goct.d with one bottle For sale by w H. Gilman, D.
Gilman stott Co., s. Butt J. T. Caan, Kidwell Law
renee Washington, and J. L. Kidwell Georgetown, d. G.
;,ne 7--d6t
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o. DR.. Roses Dyspeptic Com pound.-Tl

preparation has cured in the city Of Philadelphia over five
thousand persons Of Dyspepsia II IL the very best Liver
medicine compounded BY taking this Dyspcptc Compound,
and keeping the bowels open and regular with Dr. Ross
Family Pills you will get clear Of Dyspepsia and n
5;oon Fifty cents per bottle, and for sale by W H. Gil
man r. d. Gilman Stott Co.. s. Butt, j. L. Csllan, j. W
Marin KidweT & Lawrence, Washington, and j. L. Kid
,oli Georoetowu june 7-6tT
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More Mexican Atrocities.

New ORLEANS, June 5.
Adviccs from Brownsville to the 26th ultmo
state that more outrages had been committed by
Mexicans on the American side OF the Rio Grandc,
and the excitement Of the Texan people was in
creasing rapidly. A border warfare is confidently
expected.
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Temperance Hall.

There was fair meeting last night. Mr.. TIP
TON delivered a very able and eloquent address.
He was followed by Mr.. King who spoke in n
very animated manner of the necessity of temper
ance mems acting from the convictions Of deep
religious sentiment on the subject Of temperance.
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News by this Mornings Mails.
Shooting Case.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.
A shooting affair occurred last night at a tav-
ern in Spruce street, in which George Mergent
shot John Pearson through the lungs, causing a
wound which will probably prove fatal. Pearson
had seduced Mergent's sister, and afterwards
married her. but it has since been discovered
that he has wife and children in Ireland.
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Delegates for Scott.

New YORK, June 5.
Tompkins county has elected Scott delegates
to the National Convention. The district had
previously elected Fillmore delegate.
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Sailing of Steamers.

New YORK, June 5.
The steamer Crescent City sailed for Aspin-
wall to-day with $50 passengers. The Northern
Light also sailed for San Juan with full compile
ment of passengers.
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MAY, 1876.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale two BRICK H.hA
HOUSES, hree-and-a-half stories high, the same ;,,I
being located in the most desirable and pleasant part
of the city, south street. between 9th and 10th Streets
nearly opposite the Smithsonian Institution fronting the
Mall where most beautiful prospect of the city will al
ways had with fresh and salubous air. which never
off, by of the public grounds The houses are
ner with bathing-rooms good dry cellars, good well in
the back kitchen with force and suctonpumps and conve
nient outhouses and yards -
For family residences it is almost quite impossible
to find pleasant, agreeable, healthy and advantageous
residence in the city.
Terms of payment to suit the purchaser.
June 5-tf GEORGE F. RIDER.
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THIS NIONDAY) EVENING June 7, will be performed,
for the first time this city, historical drama, in five
acts, entitled LOLA M0NTEZ IN BAVARIA. Lola Mon.
tez, Countess Of Lansfedt LOLA MoNTEz Two beautiful
dances, by Miss ANNIE WALTERS. To conclude with two
beautiful dances by Mad THEODORE
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

r,IE undersigned respectfully to his friends
and the public that he has taken tho store lately
cupcd by Mr. Howe, merchant tailor, Pennsylvania
me few doors east of Browns HOTEL the Of
sixth street. whore he is prepared TO wait gentle
men with every description Of articles belonging to the above
made the shortest notice. in tho best and most
fashionable style and on the most reasonable terms
Ills entirely new stock of goods the employment Of the
best workmen and six years experience and application to
business will il Is hoped enable him TO give the most per-
feet satisfaction to his patrons
nav 9iIm W. MOORE.
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Perry Smith, formerly United States Sena
tor from Connecticut, died on the third instant
at his residence in that State
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RnIfimnrn nsunu Political

"Ion the able, intelligent and adroit "Ion, '
whom some call Whg!-says that General
Pierce's father in some points Of character bore
striking resemblance to General Jackson and
hence it is that his son is now called Young
Hickory" We had not heard the appellation
before
* says that I" the nomination of Franklin
Pierce is looked upon by all the leading Demo-
Gratis as the best choice that could be made-under
the circumstances - - and, further, that "he
ticket Of Pierce md King has GREAT NEGATIVE
STRENGTH! y
Very good Tor the Dromios, comical fellows
that they are
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PIERCE, KING, AND VICTORY
rand Democratic Mass Ratification Meeting

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock, under the
\ auspices OF THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.
The members of the jackson Democratic Association, and
their brethren of the District and surrounding country are
requested to assemble in front of the City Hall Wednes
day evening next ~ O'clock to RATFY the nomination
for President and Vice President made by the Democratic
Convention in Baltimore.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN FRANKLIN PIERCE, of New Hampshire.
VICE PRESIDENT,
Hon. w. X. KING, of Alabama.
Gen Lewis Cass, Gen. Samuel Houston, S. A. Douglas
and Gen. Joseph Lane have consented to address the meet
ing Bv order of the Jackson Democratic Association:
J. d. HOOVER, President.
B. b. FRENCH, Chairman,
c. s. WALLACE,
p. BARTON KEY,
D. w. McKNEw, Ex. Com.
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
WILLIAM A. HACKER,
june7-3t j. q. BERREr,
DRAwN NUMBERS OF THE DELLA
- ware State Lottery, Class l5 drawn at Will
mington, Delaware, June 8, 1852:
ID 80 7 go 48 40 SO SIS "a q
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MONEY LOST!

+ oST the It'll instant in the neigh6orhood of the
| Patent Office an AccoUNT-B Book containing sundry
papers and some money The finder Is welcome to the
money and also liberal reward II he Will return the book
and papers to the subscriber at his stand in the Centre
Market " \. r. hlohhhDooN'
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lar meeting the society for this week postponed
BY order of the President:
June lit j. II. j. McCLERY, r. @.
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I. c. CONNOLLY, Esq, Editor Of the Telegraph:
SIR: Though personally stranger to you,
take the liberty of rendering to you my thanks
for the enterprise which you have exhibited du.
ring the session Of the Convention at Baltimore,
in giving to your subscribers carly, reliable, and
extended information of the doings Of that body.
Sincerely hoping that discerning public will
appreciate and reward your enterprise and labor,
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. SUBSCRIBER.
SEVENTH STREET, June 7h, 1852.
The above is grateful to our feelings, and is
well calculated to stimulate US to future exertions.
The public appreciation is the goal we aim to
raaoh
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as- Once on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-haifa and sixth
streeIS.
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dh6 REWARD.-Strayed away from the subscriber,
DC ON the oath of May last small brindle PUPPY about
i've or six months old had around his neck broad brass
collar marked L. Butts The above reward will be paid
by leaving him at this Office. ,,D,
lima A. IL.
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~ DIR. Roses Celebrated French Spe-
ciobis preparation is suited for the disease intended
and is free Mercury, and never known TO ia Price
81 !, bo had ~ KidweI 4 Lawrence, s. Butt, and W II
Gilman. !uit ~
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sa- Communications, advertisements,

RysCopes of the TELEGRAPH" may at all times be OBJ
tanned at counter the book and periodical store OF
WILLIAM ADAM, Pennsylvania avenue, near A. street.
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The Manager great pleasure in being able to
nm engagement fer few nights with the celebrated ar
tiste, Madlle LOLA MoNTEZ, who will appear in a new
historical drama.
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up the bill appropriating ten millions af acres of
the public lands for the benefit of the INDECENT
insane throughout the country; and after brief
debate,
Mr.. ORR moved to lay it upon the table, but
the motion did not prevail yeas Sc, nays lis.
The House took up and passed a resolution to
adjourn Congress on the 10th of August next
Territorial business was then considered.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

Private Boxes ST. Dress Circle and Parquete 30 cents;
Reserved cents Orchestra seats rs cents Family
Circle 2h cts Third Tier SO cts Coored Gallery 25 cts
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Congress To-day.

SENATE.-Petitons were presented by several
gentlemen, asking for the passage of the home
stead BILL Other petitions, on various subjects
were presented.
After the transaction of other business the
Senate proceeded to the consideration of the bill
relative to the improvement of the Cumberland
dam.
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National Theatre.

Mr. H. A. Sole Lessee.
Mr. W. NJ FLEMING Stage Manager.
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EeS" The Southern Press Of to-day has not
line editorally about the Democratic nominations.
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yNTANTFD-Three or four good VEST-MAhEkS
w Steady work and good prices paid, OF
W ' w. MORRIS,
,rovo4 ~ cor. 9th ST. and Penn'a avenue
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Circle 25 Third Tier so cts; Cocred Gallery 25 cts
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
q ERdONS and other Writings Of the Rev. ANDREW
- BRoADDUs, with Memoir Of his Life-by J. b. JETER
" LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF JOHN @ ADAMS,
with the Eulogy delivered before the Legislature of New
York by WIN. II. SEWARD.
HOME INFLUENCE, tale for Mothers and Daughters
MARGARET CECIL; or, 81 Can Because ought"-by
THE SCHOOLGIRL IN FRANCE, Tale-by the author
HANDBOOK OF ETIQUETTE.
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
may tr 7th St, opposite odd-Fellows Hall
DR. HARNESS OPENING SERMON be-
IL fore the General Assembly of the New School Presby
terrain Church, defining its POSITION, for sale BY
june 5-d 7th street, opp. odd-Fellows Hall.
FOR MOUNT VERNON and FORT WASHINGTON
TINE steamer THOS COLLYER leaves Washington daily
at a M Alexandria 81. Fare, round trip, 81; Alex
andra rs cents The boats will make daily trips TO accom-
modae strangers and others visiting here at this time
june 5-lw SAMUEL dbDNb1, Capthn.
Important to Members
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC AND WING NATIONAL CONVEX.
TONS AND STRANGERS GENERALLY.
DERsONs vsitI Washington and wishing to take hom'
presents for their friends and families, will find tn
following useful and desirable goods:
rs plain and embroidered white and coored Canton
60 various styles summer Visites
80 Parasos all styles the largest stock in the city, and
at the lowest prices
very large assortment OF various styles ladies' Dress
Goods-Bcreges Bercge de Lancs, Shalleys Muslins
Jackonets, 0rgandies, Lawns, &c.
10 boxes Embroidered Handkerchiefs, from 81 TO 81
% do silk Hose, all styles
do Undersleeve and in fact everything pertaining
y VIZ '"'''' VERIFY MILLER'S,
June 5-dlm Pa svr bet 9TH and sth ste
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SUPERIOR HAMS

|ITYCUREp HAMS, select size and Handsomely cut for
~ sale by W. " LAME oV2., 4.
sp A-r Psnn' ayp TO- hoe, pe~ IN anu Ven ss'
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CITY EXPRESS.
yr,uE sb.criber takes this method Of informing the pub
iic that he will commence from this day TO his Ex
nross 10 Georgetown at o'clock ,. m. and will deliver
in every part Of Georgetown at moderate charges
Orders left at Cagett Dodson Washington and Messrs
Engsh's and Lnthicums Georgetown will receive his
strict attention. -
mar20-U JAMES ARTHUR OCONNBR.
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m P. P. &C. C. DC. G. B. DC. ga
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
BUILDING LOT near I

BY a. GHEEN, HuCIlUHbbI.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT near the
v Navy-Yard at Auctfon.-on Thursday, the
Sd Of June at o'clock p shall SELL on the premises,
Lot No in Square 902 fronting street east and
street south The lot contains 1854 feet inches but
will be divided 1t lies Immediately west Of Capt Easbys
residence. Title from government.
Terms 0nethrd CASH balance In six months,
for notes bearing interest, satisfactorily secured
NAV 26-6t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
De- The above sale is postponed until
Thursday the 10th instant same hour when the property
will positively be sold.
inne "a A. GREEN. Auctoneer.
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WASHINGTON :

MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 7, 1852
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TO CAPITALISTS AND PATENT AGENTS.

HE subscriber offers for sale the patent right OF an ar
tice patented in 1S4S, and now in much demand Any
kind of available property will be taken in payment If de
sired 1t will be sold very low as am not in situation
manufacture. Please address, through the post office,
inne5-3t& w COIAMORE,