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Butte record., 1853-11-19

VINO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON. This
time honoured question was again brought
forth last evening by pugalstic individual,
while indulging in few scientific maneuvers,
but being told to dry up, the question yet
remains unsolyed
Butte record., 1853-11-19

Ns- The Hon. j W McCorkle having re-
ceived the appointment of Judge of the 9th
Judicial District, made vacant by the death
of Geo. Adam Smith, left Chico on the 10th for
Shasta and Trinity, where he is now holding
the regular term of court.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
EVERTS, SMELL & cos
Gather River Express
Connecting with ADAMS & co.

We would respectfully inform the public
that we are now enabled to forward
treasure, VALUABLE PACKAGES LETTERS.
ETC, ETC.
With unrivalled despatch and security, and
upon the most reasonable terms, to and from
the following places, viz;
American Valley, Wyandott,
Chandlervlle, Bidwell's Bar
Gibsonville, Evansville,
Hopkins Creek, Hansonville,
Morris Ravine, Longs Bar,
Onion Valley, Nelson's Greek,
Port Wine Diggings, Poorman's Creek,
Spring Valley, Rich Bar, Middle Fork,
Sears Diggings, Stringtown.
White Rock, Smiths Bar, N Fork,
Barkers Ranch, City '76,
Canyon Creek, Butte Creek,
Grass Valley, Forbestown,
Jamison's Creek, Honcut City.
Natchez, Lexington House,
Oregon Gulch, Ophir,
Rich Bar, North Fork Pine Grove,
Strawberry Valley, Rush Creek, s. Flat,
Spanish Ranch, ST. Louis,
Collections, orders, etc, attended to with
promptness and fidelity. Stafford & KERBY
agents EVERETT, SMELL & co. Nov 10.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
THE CITY NE RAGDAn

The Children of the Celestial Empire have
covered the plains near, this ancient city,
their tents are scattered in all directions, and
by their maneuvers in mining operations
we should judge that they meant to make that
fat yield its hidden treasure before spring
Butte record., 1853-11-19
NATIONAL HOTEL AT BIDwELLs TOW n

NATIONAL HOTEL AT BIDWELL'S TOW y
IN HE National Hotel will be carried on by
Il Mr.. A. G. Bancroft, the well known host.
& John F. Thompson the latest. The well
known reputation of the house will loose
nothing by the change of partnership. Mr..
Bancroft or Thompson will be happy in trying
to make their friends 4 the travelling commu-
nifty at home and comfortable at National
Hotel.
They will keep the best Table the market
affords, good clean beds SC. Their Bar will
be furnished with choice Liquors Their stab lie
stands second to none, lin fact they are deter
mined to furnish as good quarters for man and
beast as can be found in this section of country.
Nov, 12.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

* OUNTY SURVEYOR-Persons wishing
1.-the services of the county surveyor, will
please leave their orders at Chas F. Lofts
office. at Bdwells, and they will be punctually
attended to. HUGH BLACK,
Co Surveyor. Nov. II
Butte record., 1853-11-19
ENGINES, BOILER, ETo., FOR

ENGINES, BOILER, ETC, FOR
y SALE.-One Tubular Boiler, about so horse power
2connected Engines II inch stroke and 10 inch bore
Lot of "a inch shafting, Pulleys and Hangers,
One large Blower,
One Blacksmith's Forge,
One Lever Punch,
One small Trip Hammer
Two Cupalo Shells,
Six hundred Fire Brick,
Two set of Cupalo Castings,
One barrel Black Lead Pots,
Five Fiue Brushes.
Eleven barrels Fire Clay,
One barrel Rosin,
One Hand Lathe-Iron shears
Lot of Wrought Iron Pipes.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
San Francisco, Nou

San Francisco, .Nor. 8, 1858.
.Messrs. Editors observed that
the Journal is universally sup with the times"
on all subjects of interest to the people of CAL
ifornia, or of the Union, cannot refrain from
intimating to you something of certain
secret, which, if | mistake not, will, when de-
veloped, create greater excitement than has
ever been produced by the So called Cuban or
Sonora .fHibusters. To be brief, the prelim-
nary steps have already been taken in this
city to form an expedition with the avowed de-
sign of exploring the valley of the Amazon
and its tributaries, and the real object of tax
ing possession of that vast expanse of South
American territory.
Startling as this may appear, it is 's true as
holy writ" A secret meeting was held at
well-known place in this city last evening, and
under the management of those who have the
matter in hand, the gigantic project at once
assumes degree of Importance which has
never before attached to any of the various
expeditions which have been organized in CAL
ifornia
The immense value of the country watered
by the Amazon and its tributaries-its fertil-
ity of soil, salubrity of climate, and position
when developed, to influence, if not command,
the commerce of the world, to say nothing of
the rich mines of precious metals and beds of
diamonds which are found at the sources of its
rivers-at once proclaim it the most inviting
field for the enterprise of q people whose
GO manifest destiny has been declared to en-
compass all that is desirable to the remotest
ends Of the earth. And it is in full view of
these facts that the present expedition has
been conceived. Rumor, respectfully authen-
ticated, has it that the heaviest capitalists in
San Francisco are concerned in the expedi-
ton, and that one man has intimated his
readiness to enter into it to the extent of two
hundred thousand dollars With plenty of
money to buy vessels, provisions, and the ct
setras of the expedition, there will be no diff
Guilty in finding men to embark in it.
Violently as this expedition may be opposed,
there are many-most likely majority-who
will regard the movement not only as an i'm
portant one, but thing perfectly justif-
able, and in all respects compatible with the
spirit of the age. give it to you simply as a
matter of news, taking the liberty to suggest
that an attempt to colonize a country inhab-
tied by savages-and the valley of the ANA
zon is emphatically such a country-is surely
as Christan-like as the act of the United
States government in sending an armed force
to open the ports of the Empire of Japan.
The justice of the japanese expedition is uni
versally acknowledged, and when that of the
Amazon is as well understood, it will be as
commended.
i shall endeavor to keep you as we'll posted
as possible, considering the secrecy with which
this matter is conducted. State Jour.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

PRArrs' ExcHANGE.--Grea improvements
= - ,s--rss-. h-;,e- ,neda in this popular es-
Butte record., 1853-11-19

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL--Jack Jones from
the slide, is at present in town entertaining
his friends.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

choo are at it again, trough and tumble"
with the fair prospect Of turning the whole
Celestial kingdom into an uproar, and redden-
ing the greater part of it with blood
As predicted more than two hundred years
ago, and before Sanchez, the first of the Man
choo or Tartar dynasty, had fairly got seated
on the throne, 1.-The day of vengance shall
come, and the golden dragon again govern the
empire of his ancestors" Tien- teh, who is
the representative of the old Ming, or native
Chinese family. is sweeping gradually before
him all opposition, and in less than another
year, most probably Russia remain neu-
tral, Twill have posted the head of Heen Fung,
on sthe main gate of the Chinese wall. We
say, if Russia remain quiet, and take no part
in the war. We are, however by no means
sure that this will be her policy,-certainly
not if Western Europe unite with Turkey, and
at the same time favor the revolution now in
progress. As to the ultimate result of the
rebellion, we have no doubt now, nor have we
had since the fall of Nan King, and the ca
pitulation of Canton. 1t is nevertheless in
the power of Russia, if she is disposed to ex-
ert herself to that end, to stavc off the main
catastrophe for at least year,
The thing to be most feared is, the propen-
sity of the Rebel Chiefs to quarrel amongst
themselves. 1t is gem rally conceded that
they are all fighting against the Tartar race,
and for the purpose of restoring the old fam
lily to the throne. But in the late proclama-
tions, we notice no mention Of Tien- teh, nor
indeed of his claims, but simply the orders
and commands of Hung,-who appears to be
chief in eommand,-and Yang. equally sover-
eign, who purport to act for themselves and
soldiery, which they command.
The mo st remarkable characteristic in the
whole movement, is the Christian aspect which
it has assumed The war is equally civil,
social, and religious. There is a war of races,
war of customs, and war of religions. Ev-
erywhere Hung has had his victorious troops,
he has first laid tribute, next hung up the
Manchoss and then kicked down the Idols
He has proved himself the most noted Iconoc-
last the world has ever seen. More than 16,
900 idols fell at one blow at Nam King, and
for miles the Yang tse-Kang; was populated
to on excess with these ci-deUdnts and defunct
deities. However it must be consolation to
many of the natives of the Flowery Kingdom,
to know that one or two thousand of these
capsised Gods, have taken refuge in Califor-
MIA and that large brick temple il now in
progress of erection, near Kearny and Pine
streets, where they will be restored in more
than celestial splendor And here we may
as much needed in San Francisco, as in any
part of the globe, for whilst they are routing
paganism from the Western shore of the Pa
cife, it is very quietly ensconsing itself right
under our noses on the Eastern.
We shall look with great interest for the
h.', t--r--.s F,,rnrse and Asia For
Butte record., 1853-11-19
POLHEyMUS DRUG STORE.

PULHE-HL . 3 URJ q > 7 UHE.
j. l.. POLHEMUS. PROPRIETOR, Wot Id
eli respectfully inform his friends and the public
m generally that he has on hand an extensive rs
IN sortment of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals &c. sc,
aud further supplies expected Friends and patrons
Butte record., 1853-11-19

Opera glassses NIcroscOpes Ha3H"ts' -.
u s. Agency for the sale oil government Vha'is'
Agency for the RingOk charts of
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND RIVER
Chr,pou,eters arefully rated by transit.
Having learned my business in the mandatory OF
the celebrated VIM Dung, OF Philadelphia. and du-
ring the three wears have been established in san
Francisco being entrusted with the repairs of all the in
struments of the coast iSfyey the varioas steam
ship companies. &c, can fully guarantee all my work
10 be equal every respect to any done at home. novi2
Butte record., 1853-11-19
sign or THE WOODE.N SaHOR
THOMAS TENNFNT.

THOMAS TENNENT,
Mathematical and Nautical
INSTRUMENT MAKER.
Fire proof Block, corner Of Long
Wharf and Front street.
Surveying instruments of every DE-
scription.
Charts ofthc latest survey.
Drawing instruments.
Pocket spy glasses sPectacles- sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
CITY ITEMS

ENTERTAINMENTS -Father G,yALLI vii
lecture - u.sAt Al he Tasernac.e.
DIR WiErrNG lectures IN Br0oEys a'sernoos All
evening
pI. PorNroS give, Ia usual entertainments Al Ne
tIoFoltan Hal
La F.vor:4~ WI positively Be givea 70 a-sai a.
Nt,Io', Ssl,i having fully recovered his voice.
Nj Forrts. plays HAule. .; ;ee bAoAo-Y
Performance conclu3es VIII Ps-s Ard Back
Paris Enc Lsndoa and TIE school for Tg-F'
a; BvxrcNs.
AT WALIscKs for iAe Sese6s Of Nr. Reysoi4s,
60 she Scoops TO Conquer ssd - TIE Pc; q 10 Ps't
Goat
At the 81 CaAHss. Evsieen Wlsoa All
Tie Iron Chest;
Al RAKNUNs u ne zfternoOo. ne Roman brusa-
e-,-excsllsE, per.orIners-' Alo~ Ne % Apologize
.ud 81. TIE Irish Tutor Evening TIE Roman b'0,a-
sr,.ra To six Degrees G. Crtns.
Ar ne CIcus, vari-sy Of conc aad Surprising
eaGersAinEetts
AT wooD's, ElhiaqtA=is-as 81 aga order = E:sa;
variety.
PRO- Hri,K. has -e5pes-i =, saloon u Won -.ss
with variety q aes features
-Nr OWNS exhibits. 4, $50 Brosivsy IS A.
rius Rs.nhIss sot Ascent Of kors Blaze
-RtarY's Are Pano-zn. OF the River Thames -
IA, = OF ertibr.loc for Lis week oaly.
-BASvANO. HOiy Land = Sal P0PIH '7ls1fe d
.le town.
-sASDYolDs PAnOrsza If he sis-is~Pp, $ 'Has
rel ;, a..rororssR ul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

~ The tendency Of population ia New.
York and Boston, il in opposite directions, here to the
noIthward, there 70 the southwsrd controversy
was in progress there in relation to the position OF the
new City Library has called out much statistical infor
melton upon the subject OF the comparative increase
of different sections of the City We quote the fol-
lowing from the minutes OF the evidence before the
Committee OF the City Council 20 whom the posi-
Of the new building il referred:
Adams sea n aa Is had had d been RFf &C.
of the city in 1850 had obtained statistics OF the IN
crease in population in Boston for the last ten years
the population in Boston proper north OF boyston AND
Beach st. IN $40, was 81 600 IN 1913. HODO; 1871
~ 600. of southern section In 1870 lfOOO; andln 1901
"a COO increase IN northern section tom 40 70 a. II
per cent l5 TO 80 about per cent IN southern sec
lion from 40 TO 40 20 per cent; nom - 10 ~ 81 per
cent, From these Data. allowing the proportion OF in
cieae 10 be the same he macd thai IN -hO the pop
ulstion ot the Nor.eern section would be H-OJJ-the
souihern "a 1909 leaving Oh south ana last Boston IN
$50 north 10000 south l9s 900: It the city was dl
yided at Essex and Boyston in le60 the north wold
number f97 600 inhabitants aud the south 227OOO for
two OF three ycars IN collecting Directory statistics he
had noticed thnt numbers OF Americans have removed
from the north 10 the south part OF the city the rates
of ipcreafe at the north section VIII not De a. great
hereafter ss mnny buildings being converted into
stores tie that the North knd hs7 increased OF
late is in consequence OF crngrants At the south Ind
there was quite number Of foreigners, bu NOT IA IT'S
,,,niop so large number a. al the North End.
One Of the most striking iacts says The Boston Trans
cyip In regard tothe southwark tendency OF the pop
uladop. Is given by Rev. John PierrePont who states
that when he was settled pastor OF Holls-st Church
he preached in the only house OF worship IN the city
,ou,h of the line of West and Bediordsts Tie has
lived to see thirty religious societies upon the tern
tory. where in his youth he was the only preacher
The above facts and others which could be named all
90 10 chow, tina, we could apply Bishop Berkley' IA
nous line with but slight alteration and say IN rela
ton 20 city,
"SertArard the cour.e OF empire takes It's way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

o"ltn lines before he ssys UrvigiHg ero'i-lg,9 s1y
A' the cause II the same thing win the Dtz1z-a9n "
&C Does the reviewer here the Wori- Dysnoa.as
an &c, as meaning the sane thingl Then ne l;ies
n4ns'H by declaring in place that toe cquse il
codty denfife9 with the effect; and il e11h .r that
Hamilton IL unvH.as ezpleitg % sas this Or dos be
mean different things by eject end phenDm snoaf Tlea
ne asserts In one place that Sir william conf1unis the
Gf0 "nh the csuse aud IN smother the plsnozsro with
the cause which would incontestby prove tia; does
not understand the author that he reviews
The reviewer adopts the theory Of NJ de Bran or the
one most ably advocated by hiIn Tae theory ia this
WI 10 move lirab and move IL This Dasnom eaoa
IaJzed, gves according to de Bran toe.e results:
1, the eoaseOrsRess q act Of will the coasci0ss
n''s Of molten produced g. the o0nseiopsness Of
Gf'oR Of the motion 10 the VoIiiOn The will Is pro
ductve energy in vOtoD then, ia gwen US the n1i5n
OF cspse, and from this srsOn0l gst by iziEe
0, the notion OF an 1bsract (See the works Of
NJ DE Birsn, p0sstr the lectures II RoyerCOllar1
N. Cousins History OF Philosophy second series lee
tures ~ and - HsrnltOus Disser Reid D. 565 snd
Discuss d. 5S7)
This theory msy be objected to on two grounds: 1T
We are not conscious Of relation Of the motion 70 the
volinon, a. Hamilton has proved. (Disser Reid D.
e66 and p. e64) The reviewer attempts TO overthrow
Sir Williams proof bot feebly enough. 81 Tue ah
Strd eGNsdoH IL not induction OF the prsozaI c4ssa
ton. This has been established by NJ Cousin (secOni
series lecture 10 OF which the reviewer does
10 be legitimate consequence of the doctrine
that the absuact causafion is induction Of
sonal csusstion neessory and unirersal belief that
nc oirseres are the Of all the e7ents movements
and changes which happen and happen, in the uni
versc. The consequent advocates Of this theory
compelled 10 identify with every other spiritual
force This reviewer bravely does. "As all actual
ond oil imaginable existence says be, must be either
identified with the me, that IT, with mind, considered
es foreign 10 IT, that IT, rl1nr il must also be con
ceived either az essentially active essentially inert"
ScheliDg with his doctrine Of the Absolute, chte
with bis Intellectual Intuition, did not 90 quite far
Fchte identified the unconscious with God our re
viewer identities the conscious ne with all mind The
Editor Of The Norh american may then, either deny his
premises, admit that be is reposing the view
less apex OF characterization
We regard HsmItou's Discussions on Philosophy
etc as the ablest contribution TO metaphys steal ters
ure that has for many years appeared in the English
language and are gcved tosee itnroduced 10 so feeble
and sloyeny manner to the American public.
SCALIGnR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
Massacre OF the Officers Of the kngiish snip
Bercuice, and BurnihE of the Vessel.

A most tTaxlcal event has unhapplli DvIA.Ieh
the master his LADY and ooers VI me Ia "a saf berv
-. ,r ths STRAITS 81 0sspaT hale GA Noyeec - sla-r
-, ~, ky murdered bOArd. ard t1riI snip Ai-es
x,s susfrUy cd by hrc. previous mai hsS gwen ss
sole ir-, Of vessel having eesn puIo "a s-s SiA -
81 lm preston entertained Thai ne a. a. - =
~. B,r,p,ee which MISSING ana hoH tae a. %
al Inc frustnsuts Of the ~reck hsvins been eAe@ ~
N,.rnS Ias BsIenioes Initials hts eV-ot ~As -. "a nc
mater Much aAxicty teen A-Vse - = ne "a. y -
80 =. 10 csaprisca Captain CANDY Us ei7' s's. 49,
- rsstrs Imam 10 pssenscE tSr Aes IA ~
.l,srts ~ Mrs C-ndy An1 soos; - hAnas Nss "a e.
cegtion 81 tie oncsTs tlsTe ~sfs %. T.. -
NJ Ysaea Tic ship sailed "a t5e on ~ J17r I'm
sps,pere for ShAas bar SnS sAen uoa 1LA1 PS' -
ep lie al 81 November, Nh Tie lA.e-.-'5 = -.
-. several O. the eNgTccd stEolK SeN4e - ~,
- .sel on bsg rsschlns thai ilzns BIZ lie osA1A Ia
,us ert IN increase II wages aDG -A S-S. e-4e.s =
re ,hip Sa u SySrty, tSy we've l~1S> = - -
- ~e..l pn,crexsd NOtAln9 ~As heard o. aeE -a-'
-, 49, I'm OF D.eeraheT, wbsn II >olt fr-SaS A-ia
- H. re,iArbee II fogrl % TIE remains % 80
10y AAyss hera alsccVtre& ~ tor siFNs AeN 80
rgsv;eusy, ecs' eOniAinhs - = -; 49,
- iNorifies hsd pre q insgisate u aitits 49, -
- IN tse Ssv following ano'cE eo@i esls "a : -.
i.r p,lu Ser sii sIrse eharaetss % 10; 80
"a N,is-S-p Mhea lnserrosArc to-y ss~tr>i tast ~
- ,he eFs. Of . prsha heoHzsos % h-o' AFR -
-. ~, ~airh they esentss BAD css 80 - -
ssy BAD eeSB dr0~ 20 IL - IL .r,ry A. rss
-. 40, eeb,vrs to ee tr0s. Tue Yccs h'- ~ -
80, su.rs-;sn aroused BY tie ccsGse' o. ..-'
:, ,sty a.,rssye5 rnch Aaxiety % ps' " 80,
.x ~ 10 leave tkS ,ssce, Ane y s-s uet ~.
coz a. SsS,S 10 slast sesrvAins VIC ITy tea -
80 VS. r,SesleS Sou,e % Sseui A. Gag - -.
49,, helopc-d e the bsEvniee, aud % ne .olr,ss =
slNtts ..s..n .na rs e1Se-rs me. ~1fe <,1oias
Ns.Sn N scans tAzt. - TIE - q peeed'7
1870 ~ : cut errcas .ey~-zl % ne u y -. -
.csoTrs a. alleged o; thc MAJ ~ - -, -
the -. fSey sot NJ Casey % rs ql.--1te
h,Ty,slv murdered hlsE HIS we oeAt.s .
W.. Nd :. s:.S vi. .ss We 'a''Ss N1'- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

fV The following officers we're elected a.
the town meeting In Fistbu,h For supervisor James
v Schoonmsksr for Town CLERK John Letsf's
for Assessor John Vanderbilt for CJmulLssi0ar Of
Highway, Jacob V. B. Msrtenss. Tor Town SuperB'
teudeut Thomas " strong Tor Justices Of the Peace
iona He's John nartsnse for Collector John Z
vsndsryser for COnstables Peter L. williamson,
BENJAMIN t. Eeison Charles MChesney for lnspeetors
OF Election TuDz D. Bergen. Alonzo G.. Hammond
FInE-AbOur o'clCck last evening fire
occurred 10 ths dry goods store u hssas Levin WI
hams YBgOn st. cestf0yins rods % The value 81 Shout
60. Is 0rgiBatod from tzht 10 tbs vlndou. The
Games 8sshsa b. The attendants and the police
Short SER me s>OYe there alarm IN the Third
Dsfiet es1sd BY the burning " sams TAR barrels ms
street.
ScIcIDr-W ednesdsy afternoon, man, sup
oo.ed ~ be German from papsfs 10 hls RDs~sion, ~1
fOa.d dead On the LAzm % Mr.. stooso al nos LOS,
kav committed s1.cGs By dlschsfyhs ths e"ntess q
90 ed pisro 10 mouth His fece 90 ern ply rnt sted
The ysfo elsnebed in his hAd ~hSn 'oaDd Ins
49, .- tstss 10 the Aim. dOoss whefs Il now lee tof
lisntis<aloa he 49, dread very neatly
FoUspLixG.--As infant, about three years
s o., ef. IA an oyo iot COlgabs last night oy
Oar @.ssr u .ss Second Police, Il the Falcon Yer
- - 1879 Onesr Liant gave the ehiId Ia chsrgs
,t.gll,fn ss asishb0rsood where 10 vo fSsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
~ We find these two Webster paragraph

in IA, Boston Courier Of the 9Th
The live stock Of the late Hon Daniel Webster, con,
si.,ipg of cattle OF the Alderney DeVonshfe hrrcord
and AYRSHIRE breeds sheen horses &C. wa. sold AZ AUG
hon Nv order of the executors yesterday, At Asrsaaed
by col Thompson OF this city. May OF the best sPec-
mems were bought in for the use OF the farm by james
W Paige ESQ., but yet the number SEA- io' relh'' u
r,ch experimental farmers and tney paid high prices
The horses which were given 10 NJ. WEBSTER by MS
New York sdurers in 1850 were 'old Tor about siJ1
and were purchased by Col Thompson Tue number
OF nsrsons presept at the sale quite large.
Mir Fletcher Webser's House Al Mayshhed VS. struck
nv lpntuinc on Monday siteruoon. Tie interior was
Somewhat shattered and the euis passing over the bell
Nsr.hfsld b1t his wife, who had gone thlher " the
InorInc WISE in the house II the tine sac Wa ns'a'
ray enough much frightened-su' We are grained u
learn that she escaped injury as dh also LeF h"Hs"d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
List OF Patent.
Issge6 fro~ 9> Urited Sass Pre-4 oar s,- " ,,.,k
e1sdtaS dp-7l = l-l1l
lo.r-saly p-,y>r-a q, n. r-sp.-

lC-r-falJ D-rpar-a - n. f-ls1.-
JnO II oodgOOd. Of RoIbury. " J. Tor Improvement.
IN Pooess ior omRG am BY FeltnE Dasd Aprl5 1853
Thos ID Burial, o. Ge5eva, y 7. for Improvement u
Gran HArvesteTs Dated April s. 1873
Solomon Honey JT, Of Richmond Ind fJt Improve
n.nt N Flows Dsted Apnl5. 1885,
IN n. Lindsay, Of New ork. n Y. for improvement
IN Water Meters. D.ied Apnl 5, l3j3
1hompsSn Nswbury. Of Taunton Ms@. FOR In proved
Aquarium for Feeding Blanks Sere~ Mnhiass Dassi
Apul s. 1883
Heury X NOI Of L-wishsrgh. Pa. for Improved a.
rsneement Of Sash Fasteners. DEted April s. laS5
Chss J. Po~DalI Of Addison R0d, England, f5r In
p1ovemeut 10 Processes Cor Preparing YeseAble Fibre
Dated April s. 1883. Psteutes IN EEgAna f1f Ireland.
Aug. u, lG52-
Ssml Rus, Of FewYort, y. Y. for Improvements IN
Sector Press. Dsted April 5 lass.
Elliot Savage. Of Berls, COnr Tor Improved MShins
for Cutting the Thresds Of Wood Screws Dated phi s.
1888
VIM Smith, Of Nev-York, n Y, fr improvement -
Weaving Corded Psbucs Dsfe6 A prl :. 1853
VIM Mt Storm. Of NeE YORK y. Y, Tor improved
Process for HirnT AR and steam for Adjusting Eagnss
Dsteo April s 1853.
Gresor Prnts Of Jersey City, n J. for improvement
10 Brakes for Railroad Car, Dated April 5, 1888.
JsoJ Updegrsd Of Selins Grove, Pa, for Improve
ment IN Stoves. Dsted April 5, 1853.