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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-30
Notice to Miners.

4 ItaTe CFalce .J0I PTOsDectiHg!
'E Subscriber Offers miners wish ae to prospect
opportunity, in the present times OF high prices
Tor mineral OF digging the following lands, viz:
North half of Sec. ;, T i, ?, t.
) E. q. OF ). Z. q of Sec 80, I. ), 3. 2, E.,
on the following favorable terms.
The first thirty thousand free. on all other miner
al udiug washed mineral. sixth. He will ais,
alto" hry dollars out OF The rents for any cabin Buill
the ground.
This land IS in The of the Irish Diggings. and
Nr2cken x fierce's pun 6igsings, and situated be
tween the "Legate branch'' and Lost owe
MOSES ri. STRONG.
Mineral POI l. FEB. i6, 1888. I6tf
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CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT pLFP.7CDEDt
Buy book unless Dr.. 4. N. 1IaEriccau I2q
Liberty Street. n y. IS tie title page and the
entry in the Clerks Olec ca the back If the title
page; and buy only Of respectable ANA honorable
dealers send by mail, AMI address TO Dr. i. NJ
Maureeau, there spurious and surrCEtitious
infringementS Of copyright.
&c Upon receipt Of One Dollar THE MAR
RIED wOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
FANION'' : sent {tRas - fltsl any part Of
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters De postpaid, and addressed 10
DR.. a. III. EAUKICEaU. BOX 1901 Eev--Y ork
City. Publishing Once, TO. 10 Liberty Street,
New-York
AGENTS.
r. p Pulford. Mineral Pau. W C. slnl sin Water.
town -Bsfi;r3 MESSENGER, Clinton :. Lang She
boygaR-N King Enlas94 = }aiar Davis ShrhoTg IN
tsea. Hatch. NvR.1seshz-I 'f5.csaiL flnn sv5iIa.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-30

OF all the numerous medcincs exiant. land SOME Of
them valuabe] for The cure OF pulmonary complaints
nothing has ever been found which compare
elects with this prepafaiion Others cure sometimes,
but at ali times and disas"s Of the and throat
"here medicine give relief this viii do IT. 1t is
pleasant to take aud perfectly safe in accordance with
TIE rctiun5 Wc do not advertise for the benefit OF
these n no have tried Il those who have not Fami-
les that have known its value viii be without
ard by lis timely they secure from he danger
ripen into fatal Coz sumption.
The Diploma Massachusetts Institute was awar-
dcd to this preparation b the Board Judges Sept
o4; also, the Medals OF Tire three great Institutes Art
in tiis country also the Diploma Ohio Institute
att ineinnaii, has been given the CHERRY
BY their Government in consdera ion OF extraorusy
excellence and usefulness in curing affections the
Lungs and Throat.
Read the following opinion founded OF the long expe
renee 81 the enion Phj stefan Of The Port and CITY OF
rive years trial of your Cherry Pectora in nav prac
tice- hiss proven what from its competition
must be true, Indicates colds aud
coughs which in this section, peculiarly liable
think is equal has not yet been discovered o
Know how better N :,'y be made for the dis
L. J. BURTON, NJ. D., r. R S
See what it has done wasted constitution, not on
y Ia The following eases, but thousand more
SUDBURY, Jan. q, Is5I
afrhoea in the zines Of California returned TO
cgate and diet M diarrhoea ceased but was follow.
cd by couch and mach soreness. finally left
for home bu rsccYsd no benei from the voyage Mn
cough continued 10 grow and when arrived in
New YORK Was II once marked By my acquanfGGces
as q victim OF consumption. must confess that
AT tins time commenced taking valuable medi-
cine With ittse SpectaUn Of deriving any benefit
us use. NoU woui not receive these lines did
gard Tiny duiy TO state 20 the afflicted, through youth
my heath in the space &C eight oHhs ful
attri1u il TO The use OF ourCitERRY PICTORIAL.
Yours truly, WILLIAM ". SMITH
WASHINGTON, Pc April -, IS4s
Dear sir: Feeling that have been spared from pre-
mature grave through your lrdmeILy by the prov
dshce uf God, VIII take the liberty express you
NV gratitude.
cough and The alarming symptoms of Consumption
had reduced me teo ioH - leave anything like hope.
v hen my physician brought q bottle your Pecto
raj. / seemed to afford immediate relief, and in
few weeks time has restored sound health. Ii il
VIII 90 for others IT has done for me, you are Ger
tainiy one OF the beus actors OF mankind
sincerely wishing you every blessing, am
Very respectfully Yours,
JOHN J. CiI 4RKis, Rec. IT Pads ChHrch.
With such assurance and from such men, stronger
proof can lie sdduced uess be from effects upon
rial.
Prepared ard Sod By J.4MES c. .4TER,
Practical ANA analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, Mass
Fer Sale hy :. II. VIVIAN and Ke. ~. PUz-
sEFS - Mineral I. int. ufqtDSItc.
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e III PRISONS areforbidden to Minis, dix remove
a Mineral from, others Use sresoa.g ou he follow
in described premises VIZ
y Z a OF = Z qr of Sec /, hi Of " or Of Sec 70
aid " or o. Z or Of sec Ii Town 4, Range East
t4mnli1 JOHN HOARE.
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4 LII persons are hereby forbidd to deg. mine,
y move neral. turn the water from It's Natural chan
NJ" Otherwise trespas upon the following described
land. T. The northeast quarter Of The northeast
quar- --Tl No. ~, III tJwshp 3, north OF range
urther nuiice hereby gwen shat aEy
per aaa trespassipg upon The above premises
viii Is q according 10 law.
JAMES EUDGHAT.
Miners- -o.nt, Dec- "A, 1853. w y ~
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EgEsEEC NOTICE,
Caution,

LII persons are forbidden 10 mine, dig, remove
er from or Otherwise tresp&ss upon the following
described premises, to wit:
The south east Of section sc, town G. range east,
North q of north east :, aud north = of south 4 OF n
. II of section !, town ;, TaBae 2 east.
And further notceis hereby given that ary pcrson or
persons tresTassiHg upon tie above promises.
ieaIt HIth CcaCi ding 10 law FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TCAY.
Mineral Point. July Isl, 1888. 35tf
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EgtfsIE2 NDTEGEs.-AH persons are hereby
e notified to trespass, Mine or Dig unon any ri
the following described lands, bout he written cor
senior permission Of myself r my agent vii
bescfip- sec Tn. ka- Descrip- Sec. Tn. Ra
= $ ed - d " n neg = &
b " q sc e hsw q - {
D Ii 4 - - - n <
hneq va Is 3
q IA g s.e y nswo II .. .
6 gvu :,
section y h "a rs - ,
AND furtber notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and al persons from buying or removing any Lead on
other ores from the above described lands without my
written permission.
Z. BRIGHAM
Blae Mounds, June 3, 1852. MA
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Fss,trEs3s OsrEs~1GE.
THE POCKET LESCULAPIUS.

Fsf,ETss3s : OURS
THE POCKET LESCULAPIUS.
EVERY one HIS 0wN PHYSICIAN.
--,--s.z s7H = FaST59TH tdii1u, with One
<Ef~5 q, [ bundled EE-ravirgs, showing dIsess
E-Es.sy IS and nal oTi---tion OF the hUnlau Sys
SA@---AS2aas ten ia csery shape ard Orn. T. - hcE
i idds4 TrssIse ta- Diseases Females being
she hi-Hcs importance 10 married people, III con.
leu plating Ha4yria4e- Ey
WILLIAM YOUNG. NJ. ..
Let father BE- ashamed present copv OF the
AESCIlLAPIUS 90 his child It him rom
early grave l.ef no young tuter into
h- ~slet Obligations Of aaTrjed fs without reading
the POCKET AfSGJ- EAPiUS. Let 10 one suisrn.
i-ru c5aied Co.'s h, Pain the sid. -i.cs, nights,
nrvos fet i'csat.a th, whole train OF Dyspepsia
aaDs ENa given p their ThFs be smother
With c'Es. Hg she rs g'f.SPIJFS iIavc the
married. taess h'u1 10 b. married any ediEn
reaa this truly use. book 81 has Sce1 the
saving thousands Ct unfortunate ron the yer:
Jaws Il Cesth.
= AFy person srraiar TfT ESTY FIVE CENTS en-
cosd 4 81 letter, VIII receive copy of this work
By mail, or 6vo viii Pc sss.J for 0ne Dollar.
AddFes post p4t.' DR. Nm YOUNG.
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BENlGATED IGNORANCE,


CTLEAE--E aS I|-G-"-I|----
How long shall tais ignorance prevail. so pr.,dle-
ave of Its bitter fruits Tow Iasg -iHN tie e
and mother be ignorant % tho nature, character aa
causes Of the various womb and sexstl !!aia.z.
embitteriug her days by saGc-iug- suffering gi.ea
prolonged 20 years cyentltii IN ga.t location
diseases utterly and h7f.yleszy isscgrs5l Shall
for ever close eyls 70 The results Of Fhys9-
logical science b. which We may arrive AZ d
understanding OF ourselves o. laga and women.
subject to serious lifelong c.Gura5 DISEASES AID
perpeJuatiag them cur children.
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LET EVERY WIFE AND nUsBaED PONDER

No hpS6HRi riff ac-{ L jgHoTaaf = trtg
item most f. Els5- 10 sfriat e.ss Ac4.il.
aad hafpiuc>s- That bi.frhdgs Is co7.tasf.s{ az I
LLLke i.oL. .LL-LaL
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IRON AN d 5 TIE E

Tie best assortment Of ~ v I'd CIR "a + ~
lures in lhe city Inc I'd Ss-riugs Axi's B"xes
5rass oan4s. haIieabIe Eastiegs Car-is- POits Sc,
" III n with their far suck of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

is kept for sale. In Augrs's, w',ere nr oy -, :"
present located, be says: al an told w o1e way
think knows that there are forty places "a ,1e S'
where liquors car be had" &c, was to- T. sals
stopping Ia thai pleasant city, by one who nihA
knows whereof h affirmed, that there were not TX
Paces where liquor was kept fO- sale contrary 70
law and my observa alton snd injuries 20 to prove o.
my oS mind, the truth OF the above stae nent. Ii
AugusiS has the name Of being hard place in TIE
Way oi liquor she Is sadly belei unless the iOiiy-
SUCK anu sugar bowl come aud 90 with the Leyis-
ls'ure' "nieh convenes at this place A, Hallowell
Ni,ase 1To miles below Augusta, Tas told by the
landlord Of the HaIOwcll House that thers Va nos
place in that village where liquor eoqli be bou-b.
by the glass and the bitter wsy in which he sd y
was Svioe1ce that he was no friend to the law which
had bSLlshed the article from that thriving busv
place. As regards Waterviue | was told H. 800
authority that the Maine Law had done that v;Iise
a great good; and | did not see during nv stsy +,
bat place, any OF the evil effects Of the twenty
"seven grog' shops which Mr.. Clay informant saw,
are open there.
But the most absurd ststment in Mr.. Claws lc.,s-
il that where be says: "AnG further IN the Kerns
"bec waters, in the country tayerns AN knowing
$50 its being Sold without reserve usual before ths
" Maine Law" This bit" Of news which Mr. C.
il knowing to- will most assuredly astonish the pa,nIa
who live in those towns further up the Kenuebec
waters. 1t is very easy thing for person with fair
perce ption and common understanding, 70 determine
when liquor is kept for sale contrary 20 Law, even
when the poor shame faced vender taxes his canning
10 the utmost to keep his Illegal traffic III the dark
The ely winks, coat-seeve wipe of the mouth, and
ally attempts to look innocent, while the breath
of the poor victim, as he endeavors to make your
acquaintance, gain your friendship, comes forth
fresh into your face mixed with The fumes Of bad
liquor All these show where rum is sOd. You will
not see these indications in one country tavern out of
every ten, southwest of Moosehead Lake. During
journey which made from SknOshegsn to Moose
head Lake was informed by the gentemanly stage
driver that there was but one place his route 100
miles where liquor was sold contrary to law. de.
cided for myself. The place was at Shirley, town
nine miles from the lake. About the locality of the
lake. liquor sold pretty freely. As the people say
that law not extend so far up as that Wild woody
country. The Maine Law, as it 10 enforced in Maine
has done, and is doing. great good. And Massa-
chuseits hopes to elect TO her Legislature next
Monday, who will remedy some of the faults of our
present liquor law, which needs to be- more simple,
which will render its enforcement more easy and
5ure. JOSEPH CHASE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

voted 10 the beneat OF these sehOois Il not an this
cheering Even shoult Cubs rot DO annexed 70 TIA
Cpited States for the next twenty years Whenever
the period shall arrive when the Manifest Destisy
Is 70 be fulfled-and come il vii, although confess
do no. exactly AZ present clearly zee the Es9is 0ps
randi 50 4, speak in which il s 20 be achieved
v.en repesi the pegicd shall arrive IL will BE- FAC
rnore agreeable 10 taks 10 our bosoms highly edr-
Gated and refined race OF men aud women instead OF
the generally Ignorant, barrow minded ADD sapor-
s'itiors beings IT, masses =, his zen OK The Aa'
"tillcs" 81 this moment are; ,
Iwill not burden our cclEuSs VIVID cessis OF the
thousand sne one rumOTs rtspeNHoS ou'oseeAs hcre.
there ana everyshers that have been 10 circulation
IN This city since lsst wrote YOU Such may sorvs
10 fl hsfsheet OF letter psPer wtsr hsVenoshlss
OF greater importance about which 70 write
Sunday Last 18TH inst, was the salLts dsy Of fss~
bella Queer OF SPAIN As you may msg se, theEs wev
grand dones that day. Salutes OF tweaty one guns
were fred at sunrise, noon and sunset IaervwS
very grand ball given by the Csptsin-Genys In tbs
evening, snd report says il was the most masnieeas
affair OF the sort ever given in this Island.
As you know, We have an Italian Opera Compary
here. On the evening Of the 2lst inst Dons Cisudins
tioren'hi made her first appearance in If mistake
left nothing to be desired in either her vocsz alton
o. the delightful music, or the Improvisation Of the
character. She is truly majestic and besutfx
woman, betreying in her couF nance her Eaglish
psrehtase, While her manner belEsys her Spanish
tutelsge
The weather, which CONSIDER as my peculiar
specially, and which selfish enough to trust no
other correspondent here of the New York Press viii
attempt 10 write about is truly pause for q word
TO express my feehugs-well suppose .. msrn6ceng'
mast do, albeit the expression Is some what commos-
plaae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
Observation-Disclosures WANTED.

To Me Editor Of The ". y TyibEas.
SIR In reading this moment in your weekly issue Of
the 4th inst an editorial headed A Word to Farm
srs the spirit Oft good but the facts in part
at least so far this State is concerned mate
rally contrary to my experience, that determined
to make you this statement. | have appropriated
81 COO or 81, 500 to the very Improvements which you
speak Of and for the last six months have been sbe
TO speud not more than 500, and that a. rate of
over So per day. have left orders at the ntelgcnc
Offices in Detroit ard Toledo to obtain help. | am
not an exception in this lack of help. Tbs Th0ie
country hteds draining, and every man IL anxious to
do it. but labor is scarce, and consequently high,
that we can perform but an item Of what we would
do If you have any surplus labor seud 900 men
and 500 women TO this neghborbood, and will give
them the fat Of the land 10 live on and money enough
for less than six months labor TO buy land sufficient TO
raise large family Of free soer and eur farms will
be relieved from a great quantity of surplus water.
Do you say 10 me, hire some OF the thousands and
thousands Of emgrants coming to the West. Sir
cannot do it. They come West to labor for them
selves not for me- and instead Of laborng for Others
they want Others to labor for them Hence the lack OF
help-and more drainage IL neglected than would build
all the railroads in the nation. hope you will make
another "appeal to the " lsboring poor" and you
viii accomplish two objects, TO relieve them aud us.
Yours, &c. J. L. KELSEY.
Udsl,a0foa lfaeonb Co, Heh. Nov. O. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29

The Pacific RAILRoAD.-The Ags'iH STATE Tones
of the 18th inst has fifteen columns devoted to
the controversy between Gov. Pease and Treasurer
RAYMOND as to the suficenoy of the tender made 70
Teas by Messrs King and Walker in behalf OF the
Pacific Railroad Company. The Governor insists
a deposit as the Legislature intended Farther that
the Company hsve rendered, az additional security,
s29s coo of the capital stock Of the Aechancs Bank
Of Memphis, together with $4,000 in certificates OF
New-York State Stock, making iogether s1Ou,OVV.
Tie concluding paragraph Of letter from Governor
Pes,e to Mr. Raymond shows that he considers all
the stock. offered insufficient. Hesays; !" II we're
" acting for myself individually | should not con-
slider either or both Of these stocks suhc1snt Sc
,cnrity for s9OO GEO. and hold it 70 be the da'y Of
an officer Of the State to guard her interest as strictly
"as be would his own therefore say, that If both
"these certificates Of stock were the character Of
stocks that could be received under the law, con-
"siSer Them insufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
MALNE-LAW IN MAINE.
Correspondence CT The N. Y. Trihune-

Csr-esrondsuee CT The " Y. TIihune.
BLACKSTONE, Mass. Nov. II, 1854.
In looking over Mr.. james A. Cleys statement in
vour Daily Of Nov 7, in relation to Temperance in
Maine, cane 10 the conclusion that his observa-
ton provided he has had an opportunity to observe
has been in q worse bondage than his body Is now
subject to, during his sojourn in Maine.
In justice to my own feelings, cannot let some Of
his assertions pass without giving in my testimony on
the other side spent some two months Of the past
sumner In Maine, and visited sections Of the State
all the vsy from Casco Bay to the head waters OF
the Kennebec was in Portland eight CT ten days
and during that time did not see but one person stag
gerpg through the streets from the effects oil hquor
Street fights and street bravls hardly known, and
their Sebbaths Massachusetts, were IN good OLD
Puritan days Even in streets where sailors have
their quarters" order reigns, and you can pass
along without having your ears saluted with drunken
Oatfs, or having the fumes of bad Lquor pulled IN
your face do not think that the best operator IN
buying Iouor under the Maine Law could fnd in al
Portland ffteen places where the staggering mixture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
JOHN QUINCY ADAMSS MONUMENT.
From The Quincy Patriot.

from Inc SuneB ru"t"'
A monument has just been placed in the Unitarian
Church in this town, to the memory of John Quincy
Adams, by his son, the Hon. G. I. Adams. 1t is
composed of highly polished Italian marble, and in
size and form very nearly resembles the one erected
to the President John Adams, with the exception
of the upper part where the bust rests, which in
closed on both sides by the upper members of the
cornice that sweeps upward in graceful lines toward
it, The bust, which rests upon the top, was executed
in Italy by the great American sculptor, hiram Pow
Of the venerated Statesman to whose memory il is
erected. Immediately under the bust is Latin sem
tence composed of two words " Aheri- SscHO," sep
arated by an oak branch. with two leaves and an
acorn. The following is the inscri ption:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-29
Aheyi SecuiO.


Nesr this place reposes ell that could die OF JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS son Of John and Abigail (smth)
Acsus sixth President Of the United States Born lth
july 1907. Amidst the storms Of civil conmodon he
nared the Yigor which Statesman and Patriot
and the Faith which inspires ChrstGn For more than
half century whenever his nty called for bis abors
in either hemisphere IN any capacity be never spared
them in her On the twenty fourth OF December
1914 he signed the second treaty With Great Britain
which restored Peace within her borders On the twenty
third Of February ls4s he closed sixteen ys OF eloquent
defence Of the Lessons Of his Youth By dying At his Post
IN her srest National Council 500, worthy Of his
Father Citizen shedding glory his Country; Sehol
A. ambitious advance hankind-this Chrslan sought
70 walk humbly in the sight Of his God.
Beside him lies his Partner for ffy years, LOUISA
CATHERINE dsus hter Of Joshua and Catherine Nuth)
Johrson. Born, u February l775 Married, D July,
1881 Deceased IS May. 1871 Aged n. LyinE through
many viestudes and under bish responsibilities as
Daughter Wife ana Mother, she proved equal to all
Diving she left her family and her the blessed remem'
hfsuee Of " oman thst fsareth the Lord" Herein
that true soweth and another reseth sent
you 20 reap that wherein ye bestowed 20 abor Other
men isboGsd and ye entered into their lAbors.'
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CONVENIENT HOVsE.

T. lhOfA9, OCf ~. 1874.
SIR In reply 10 your letter dated 10Th inst, have
the honor 10 inform you that the discharge as far IS
necerary, Of the esrgo of the American bark Cath.
crime Augusta TO which, under the circumstances OF
Il case your supervision Is suggested expedient,
will be granted on the condition mentioned IN your
saii letter.
have the horror 10 be, Sir, JOuI most or err
To C. }. HEL., E'q Commercial Agent OF the O'i'''
Ststes Of Amei.sa- LIZ
The cargo is accordingly being discharged 'oae'
the personal supervision Of Mr. Hem. r
posed Il will oil be landed BY Saturday Of 'ns .Ss,.
week. and will then. together with the vsSse"
selves Be offered for sale. This, Il seems =. .,
ton of the parties in sending those 800 49,,
nm, 1he cargo of the bank eois''~ " -, s~"'
-, I.,1e number Of nIske1' ana 1afss'
'1HH"n' ~ carthage and powder.
qaah'"' - hare Il has been offered % the Ven
S,hoe "a. 49, H.,tian and the New Granular Gov
e]uilAD Rot no sale bas as yet been effected, nor
efN ~. .ssc,iyed 10 these applications.
-. Fortes Of Her haestys corvette Cslyp'c,
- Cspt. De HoEsey Of the Deviation. have seen
:. utere,t The uselyes very much in the business Of
the said vesielgaye ont in uniry quarters hat they
igbt put few shots into them Il they attempted 20
leave the harbor, and finally called on Mr.. Helm 70,
ssk information respecting their intention and chr
scter, which must seem 70 sensible people p IAiu
piece Of imperinepce so long "a tae American Gag
was floating over their decks
Yellow fever made its appearance % the CAthsins
Augusta from which two seamen died Two OtLss
cases did not prove fa: sad 10 new 0nes manifested
themselyes.
The health oftovu apd ba,bor i. good.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-18
JOINT RESOLUTION relative 10 tss for provisions, cohnt
and email stores for the use navy
United states Patent once
Washington. April II. 1854.

I'M The petition OF Simon fann. Of Stafford, Connecticut Ply
ig oI the crtnson Of granted 10 him on me ~
day o. July 1870, the expanding apo
nacng or universal chuck for sh.s ism
expiration Of said paiepi which the eighteen"
day ofluy, eighteen hundred and my four :. :.
s ordered that tho said petition heard the Patent o m
ON Monday 'he a5h day 81 Juno ~ O'Clock M sna
persons notified 10 appear and show they
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing tho file in the
once their objections specially SCI forth writing a least
days before the day of hearing all filed by either p
he used NJ The snid hearing In cco
ance with the fues OF the oce, which furnished ON np
cation f-
The testimony in the win be closed The sh ofIans %
s"ns and Other papers relied must be hsa
tho ONCE before morning that day Argument
any within ton days thereafter. -
Ordered also that this notice published in the Union in
fenecr, and Evening sta Washington. d. O. Evening
Pbtiadciphs, Pennsylvania Scientific Now YORK. pg
Courier Buffalo, New York Msssachuset
week for ysrvioWs the wcnV"
OF June neri the day Of hearing. .r
Acting Commissioner NJ Patents
sEdors above papers please copy, and send e
Iills ONCE paper con'snins this notice
April Is-lsw3w