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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
Letter frcm shepard Cary.

To re s1iior srths BdHg"r J"'The'
DrAE SIR. notice IN Nuur paper 81 TIE
lph: a eomnuriraii N over the signature oi
4 A,,i,r Mann Ia which be saws. could
never have mode speech ia favor Of VI. Cary
C,,bs cod ra,on that was opposed To-
him. "This has been my po-i,ion
towards him since Is5e, Nhcn. though urred
by me To the contrary. heweri IN f'r the cleo.
,ion ~ Governor llshhard 10 ne Seua'S. r'''
ing ~ rca.un fur - d,irr that be- halcer'''n
business eunueAicus with Mess. Clark. We
Crillis. and Bsircc. relative 10 the purchase
,gsons timber land which rctjcrsi h.s elee-
ton desirable. Again Re 'ay', 81 wac dis
gc.t-l a. re eucrse be io,S a ~ Convention
that nominated VI. P.',huiy, aul particularly
With .hc usa be publicly made u liGuur at
th,ttinc =1lt, tol-hlr'y hoasl he mae 'r
m, prrs,nes, ofhlyp. beuerlguor aud more
ofi.-n b., roam, itan ,ry other person. s.
mach 6y him" The editor Of The Jouur'
slr.. ibs, The "iacrnuousue,. and S1uiar' "
o., Doctor. letter "N,ll So, hin 'i,ht before
tic rubs." I'VE arc harry glrssl,cs, Co
learn ,ha, zoo pu'H.c,l, IS veil as iu medical
matters ,he Doslc, IS always right
Itl,s here, lbsn ,he letter uf DoSiar \.
Nas.sr M,ro, endorsed by the editor Of 'he
Ua-or Journal. IS setting iLs Dcc,or right
bslr, o., 7ub', Notwithstanding ,h-abc'o
charges are made over he ill length sigma
tgrc olihc Doctor. sni endorsed By he con-
lu,,gr, oiisc Journal rraaoancs The char
60, c.nt4.rci % he above questions, respect
iU, n.,ss'f, uaguaGi,i,y t..st. lUsycT mace
ary illusions TO tie SUB Get ofPai'r lands, 81
au, conversation ever had With the hero 81
tie SHOW, tale. ard Aa3ro' jrC9 yiIsoor
500 ny rccu, 6arirc tive s.ur- ofsac Co7,cu-
tor that nominated VI. P,l,hary, unless 10
vas imported up 40 s.gh's Of stains by some
tso-ls,rsJ iurs 81 which ibis choice sfrc-
men OF .uc, sucgslcs, ana ,1nj0r might have
tcr7 ous. This d, uo, the fret time ola, !
have l.ri lh, assertion. that boosted Of better
I-u1-. ,nI more of.t. than pi',,rry iaj Of,
abe Bangor Convention, hgr ih' Is lhc fr''
zine d, lss met my CA, over ihe signature uf
ca. orrlc b.rsi .rccic,, anl endorsed hy the
conductors Of D. ,arrr. Nod although ! D."
no, -r1sr''y trouble myself O. ru',cr nsvs
rrp-r ,.111Hl. rns appearance of ia,s rrmuu.
ni-,rrDa under il, aNuyr srir-s--rrr's, a0l ar
. ... . - ... OBJ. ......r IL 3D.. d. D. cd. 200,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Purrr, Or,Err-n 1870 Tr-rr Ilrvr,
W l-s, ra,r seven c,ry-rrrrs. rr.r suing
., r,,rv Fl.rrrr rsrrrs. have r1rur1'r' r1u-
jHais. l,r rO4rr srrro-t NJ rh- a0nrarH.rr
election f1r state rT.rar, auI ,H. worst Of Do
D.. ,,-r- sew ~ %, soil - ,r-, Urge number
or voter, ciirru, ticket ur r. platform ,h.rH
iiry are -riraIv s1r.sfcd with.
lrdrrl tho curi.,r1 ~ politics m W,
Yo,s -lr0o, hr better Jr,rrr-I it71 r1 ihr
hrrr1re 1T an Ir.,1rp-r 'lr other J7y. 200 rhr
employ ofol friend. n. r. G-uy. Who reside,
ltts u1v cop 'hs No-h river. G-r'y ,ays
th1, IS 10 va. a''r' leaving ho-rr '7.i Mon
DIV mrro.rr. br directed orr OF H.s vcrsmer
to drill naJ blr', lr-s Boulder. ur ''r.-rrr-
head su'5. anl charged h.u 10 b. r,ru-a'ar
vfsr, he made the hole. ~ ilI, ; wuuH be-
likely o., b.rAG 10 way 90 s1.t b.s purposes.
On Gsuy's return 90 lhc evening hc inquired
ofh.s man how The "r.rrrr hs1l'' broke
The answer was diligently 1ur,'y, j.yel
hsta,r ,gl17iv-5 ,rrr'.r "a t5-., ll'rs."
Gc''v llta,, 'hat good description af ,hc
dlmorra,r party tisasiII. better ,lIu'a-
iioa Of the condition Of our polite, generally.
Both he Oh p1r'.c, are llaro-ri into three
halves ".lG,s'v, sal ,A5 glo.,eai is seven
conventions and as many tickets. Nsvgrtuc-
less, there are hu, four issues
]. "Saa.I The administration bs susia.Hou'
u Shall slavery rrorlsaua,sn b, saeour.
a.rj 20
III. "S.al temperance ib tic use oiarleu,
spirits b. enforced by isgai restraints
~, "Sial a's1s lpl Caluu'lcs be cNe'.l-
sd from Office
Othe; gaes DOS have bcca introduced bu,
Trey vii only ias.leuia.,y effect tire canvass.
Is ! Pos,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Vrrvovr LEGISLATURE. The Vermont
General Assembly convened a, Montpelier
Orloher lelh
The Scn,lc elected H. B1rrrii. Clerk. anil
Chapman, oi Ludlow, Assistant, both RePub'
lcans.
IN the Ilon,r G. W. Grndv Of vergeonss,
whi,. was CHOSEN Speaker, AMI ] W. Slade,
n Mddlebury. Republican, Clerk.
On the ilh. Hon Jacob C"llamer, NJ wo'd-
stock, vhir, was elected u. 5. Senator f"r
the long term. by a majority in both houses OF
about 30, and llon. Lawrence Brainard, Of
ST. Adams, free soil, for the short term, re-
cci,ing nearly every Whir and free soil vote,
. Gov. Royce's message is unusually brief,
and is received with much favor by all par
ties. Upon the Liqnor L'w,he commits him.
self strongly to the rrohbi,ory system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

have scied together. They have voted for
Governor of their choice and have pla'nl,
indicated VIA, was their desire. They de-
sired government, ,hai should be frugal, I'm
osicuiatiou and truly democratic in i's thar
aeier; aud ,hi, they have secured, snrmi'''
and intrigue. to ,hc contrary, nc'withs'an'
ding.
Old Fusioni.rn. or the fusions Of chea's,p o-
liical Priests and icmarocues has therefor"
received ne jos, reward and given place :"
, true Democratic Republican parry which
will carry on, The principles OF true RePubli-
canisn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Tur LATE ELrcrioSs. Pen,yiroaid.--In
Pennsylvania he people. candidate for Gov
ernor, Pollock. is elected over Birler by about
thirty fioBGnd majority On, Of the p5 mem.
ben Of Congress, but fee Nebraska men have
been elected. That State gave II votes for
the Nebraska Bill jeremiah s Black, dem.
ocra,, has pn,bably plurality Cor Judge If
the Sup. Court, and Henry S. Mott, Know
Kmhing, is elected Canal Commissioner.
INpnS,. From Indiana We learn that the
election Of al the anii.Nebraska Congress.
men is certain, tina, there is an anti.Nebraska
maiori,y in the Legislature, and that the anti
Nebraska State ticket is elected by irom : to
10000 majority.
It's supposed there is majority in the
Legislature, in favor OF Prohbiiyy liquor
law.
Indiana gave four vote. for the Nebraska
BILL.
ONO. Nearly all the counties have been
hclrl from, and the anii.Nebraska majority is
oycr 10000
The entire delegation to Congress is anti
Nebraska.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Rrv. W.. 4. Drrw. This renilcmin At.
icr m editorial experience NJ nearly thiry
ve,rs. ha, retired from the Gosccl Banner,
which hl, ri,rn 10 a high point In the public
cs,ln7r.o1 through the talents and literary
accomplishment, IT n, cdnor Mr. Drew
h,, uu, retired from hi, public hhors - NAV
he srn ny the following announcement, taken
from rhe lewiston Falls Journal
"DFgw's Rrr,L lSTrLLlorycrR. We
ro,icr IN the Augusta paper, an advertise.
meni Tor D new weekly publication Of the
ahoy, name, IN Augusta. Agriculture,
Florcullure will constitute It, leading De.
sign. Vet It will be permanently devoted, Al.
50. In lie various Domestic, social, induslri,
al. literary, Mnal and Religious (bu, moi
securan,l interests Of business people and
famil, circles"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
ru- rne n,lrln,n-un,.

Ma. Eprroa While examining the dtf
fcrcnl varieties of fruit, at the CaIlle Show
and Fair 1t P1r., the present tall, was
much pleased with the Superior quality oflhc
specimens prescniei. believe there is no
county in the world better adapted to the lall
aud winter apple than Oxford county. but
zee need a much greater variety uf he apple
than We generally possess, To meet the iu'lre
demand Of the market. There Is, however.
a constant addition to our list, 50 that probl-
bis there are row one hundred different va
relics IN the county, worthy IT cultivation
Among those at the Fair, much lultrd IN this
county, were. the Maxim Seeding splen-
DID hll apple, a native Of Paris, the Detroit
Apple, the River Apple, the Spur Swcctlng'
the Bloomfield Applc-niscd by Simon Ste
,cns Of Norway, the striped Harvey. the
IIav,humdcn Applc--a handsome iall cook
Inr Ample raised by J c. Robinson, Of
Greenwood, tic Red oxford. the Spice Rus.
set, the Northern Spy, Iho Oxford riPpn,
which should be more generally dIiluscd
There are many varieties Of great value, that,
g. fr as know, have not yet been introduced
into this county. New and well tried yarie.
tics should be introduced to compete with the
fancy growers Of Massachusetts. There
wcrc probably set out, last spring fly thou
sand apple trees, in this county alone.
rs much Of the luxury Of the garden and
orchard arises from a variety II fruits, more
attention should be paid to the cultivation OF
the pear. Every girdca should have a few
trees Of the mos, approved kinds. The
peach may he cultivated by tying the tops to-
fclhcr and winding round some mating, as a
protection during winter. The roo, OF the
peach is rarely killed in this county, where
the soil is light. aud the snow falls 50 early
Ofrhe Plum., any quantity might be raised
simply hy obtaining choice varieties, surl rs
The Imperial Gage, Lombard Plum, which
arr great bearers. the Mclaughlin ard JET.
frrson Plum. and numerous others which eau
easily h. grated into damson or Canada plum
slocks. The ouly caution necessary Is To
rralr as early n,he spring as possible. We
are not much affected by the black knot, and
no more nv the curculio Than elsewhere.
Bot there is no fruit which can be raised
50 easily, and at the same time look So de.
lichiiully as the grape. Every house in the
County should have one The Sweet Water,
Isabella, the Concord and Diana Grapes. will
dPcn as well as produce abundanily in most
years. 4 little pains must be taken to cultivate
all Of these things we would wish To enjoy
them. Two requisites seem to be necessary
to Tipen the Crane, one is to pick of the
leaves which cover the clusters so that they
can empty the benefit Of The sun, and another
is 10 cover the ground around them with some
black substance Ike blacksmiih's eindess, n
charcoal, to absorb the rays Of the sun as much
as possible. Hoping tina, these hints NAV s,i
mulale the farmer. OF this County. to add to
their comforts as we'll as resources.
remain your OBJ, ser'i.l T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

CoRRrcrioS. In the proceedings Of the
Citizens Meeting. published IN the Democrat
Of last week, the following vote was aecidsn.
tally omitted. Although the buildings were
So quickly consumed. tina, they could be ofbu,
lille service, they exhibited a commenda'
bic disposition, and are richly deserving the
notice.
Voted. That the thanks Of the nesting be
presented TO the Oxford Bear Engine Co., oil
Norway, for their perseverance, and AID last
night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Mn FuLLER's ELrorIoS ~ DOUBT. Is
now supposed tina, Mr.. Milllken instead Of
Mr.. Fuller will receive The certificate at elec.
ton in the Sixth Congressional District. The
reason for this. is found in the fac, that saw
eral plaaiaiIous which voted Tor Fuller had
lost their night to vote. because the inhabi
ianis thereof neglected TO choose Plantation
officers last Spring. This being the case, II
is supposed that the Governor and Council
will reject these votes and that Milliken will
receive the certificate Of election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Snorr Socrrr,rs-DrNB C,SDrn,rrs.
IN m ,,iirie an "Secre, ,ocicric.." the AZ.
IN, f,or, rh- public with mo following ~.
-n,rls in rel1uo1 10 dumb candidates. \ -.
vote, l,rk ~ Tho corr,c which rrrul'ri'm
md - -,nl,lrc, hive pursued 'he iva pest
ys,- could M, we'll p, im,ri0sd fr ho'h
ws- irou,rrl NJ ~ Know Wis, were ,hc,r
opu,r-s or ,l,s 7uer,rrs n M" d'v AMI both
rrG,.d ,o answer Here is whit tho ARGUS
s,r.
I'VE rrr h,rd'y criurr. in 'iis country.
,hreler-e ~, candidate ior office. even mp.
or unr,-'r which nav o~,rr %. presented 'n
I'm, .Tr,,l'v n h. should 10 chosen. W
do-7nd. M, only rh- rlel-r' NJ b., liz aol
rhfr-c,rr: hur vr ,rek IN know bis si.sc,'l
orr.rr,. ,l.o. mon almost cyr,v question.
Uli-h -,n hc rhou.h, ~ anil n he isn't m
rsorl syr'y where. hi' opponents r'll him =
drrh c'ndd1ir, ~ II he s1ys. "a'E mv com-
rniier. 'hey NV he iy Vet in leading strings
Phncfy is tho very life ~ American politics;
nm, Boz The long ram. mr. people will rn NOR"
'otr,,c ssrrcsy In ro'Iiril parties, Than
iuy would vote f,r secret sessions " Con.
rr,s. or censorship of the press. m 'hc
-l-n ami s.1uirr laws over acain n the
i'n,,,, were IN b. encouraged, secret ORDER.
one mystic society would lead 10 another, nnd
,os',Vl IT political contests vacrl. q, hereto.
ltvs. in the face of dsy, our elections, while
W had them. would be- determined nv NV.
ls-iuus cnnspincics. and underground ca5al',
nm ,nch ihln,, VIII mi be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20
Chr OrforN DrHurTnt.
PARIS. Me-. OCTOBER 90, 1854.
THOMAS II. pRowN. Editor.

Terns.--.O... ,lall.r sol On, cont. stnril, -
,,y,Ncr. IN. d,Ir nri sr'eriy -h,r crnis Nth-
,s ~ ,nsp,h. two dollars ~ ihr end 1t ihc Ne''
r.whi.h al, c.rt. will - adlsd iOr every YEAR
which rsvr,ent V atls,rd
ApvEsrt.,slSts,0 .ctio,l srteasonahle 'rrm'
ne rr,r,,.,,r NJ, lriu, acruunt,hlc fnf any error
b-,onI thr ,,u,sa' rh,r-ri f'r thc ad'crt'srn''w.
rf-S. VI. PETTENGll,L Co, 10 Niii'
a., E.s'-u. ani 10 Noses - N'v los ave
ars. f,rvar,liss acknowledgements.
T~--p,y.,sut Toe % bj yrriissuiruts u hsd 10 u
H. Gur, The late .rihe 6r'i ia-s'ii"n.
- C.,fnmnn,,aii,,ns shluld dirccted 10 " De
ONls,l Dsmucrat. paris. Ne
Hook aud job Printing
PROMPTLY AM NEATLY ENEClrEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Syow VI, Washington, and others Of
lhr White Mountain rnnrc. IS oellas klr.
sarc have assumed their Winter Covering.
AtlsIlnd Pond, I'M Monday, the snow frll
To The depth Ut thrcc ar four inches llsnow'
"a here lut few minutes IN lha, day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

C. rso, Lrorr ,ySo P,Els. Wcundcr-
stand rha, Canon League, on the pan NJ
those that have done ~ good service 90 New
York anil Michigan, was formed at South Pa
us lat week. We will endeayor 10 rIvo Iu.
formation 90 relation to the matter hereafter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

The following table. which we find in the
Globe, shows what would have bcen the fate
of the Nebraska Bill, in a congress elected
to meet that question:
Tur NEw CoSCErss. The following i.
the result ior members Of the neat, (3iih)
Congress, in the States where elections have
been held, comPred With the present (33d)
Congress:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Barnum announces his intention Of getting
up National Baby Show, 10 be held a, the
American Museum, New York, ia November
next. and says tha, it will be the mos, a.Irae-
tive exhibition ever held in New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

NJ. CLsrlss u. Wheeler Of ToPsham, a
graduate Of III, Drmiy School, Cambridge,
wa ordained a. minister Of the Fin, rhuJeh
in D,rvcr.. Nl.s. ~ wciresily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

At tie special election in Sogadahcc
County. B'lh was selected fur the location OF
the County Buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

A friend, writing from Ken,'s Hill, Gays
the vote for Mr.. Morrill, in Resdheld, was
i7s, instead ofi los as stated in the Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

T., LswoRTn BAsK. The Boston Trans
eript says tha, bills Of the Ellsworth Bask
arc no, received a, the Suffolk Bank.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

Smtr lows az ASDEoscooGrS County.
Atths SPECIAL election recently holden m
Andru.cnrrin County To ascertain in what
town the County Buildings should be locl-
ted. the hllowiur va, the result
Whole number " votes, 1853
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United states Patent once,


N the petition Of Jorden L. Mott Mott Haven. Now York
praying of the extension Of granted him
Isl OF pecehbef le0 lba mode OF
uucus combined ea!dron the agultu
lists naa ou'eis Tor expiration patent
when takes place on the LIST day December, 1851
IL ordered hat The said heard Office
Monday ihe oh of November next, IL O'Clock, and all
persons are noned TO show have
why SAID peuton ought not be granted
PERSONS opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Ohee er oectohs specially twenty
days before ihe day hearing all testimony dd by either
10 be Used al me said hearing be taken
cordnnos win the rules of the Office
picauon. =
The testimony IN The will be closed
deposohs, and other relied testimony
IN the once on or before the of that day the
any, within ten days thereafter
ordered also THAT this notice be published in ,he Union, ine
senes ana Evening Star Washington, c.; Evening Argus
Phauepha pennsylvania Scientific American, New York. and
Massachusetts,
the 9th November
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. sEdiiofs Of the above papers will please copy, send
their bills TO The Patent Oice with paper containing this
Aug iY-aw3w
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

STATE OF TENNEssE,s.
fosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
August 5, 1874
PROPOSALS for convc, ing mails United from
LIST November 1854, Dt June 1858 following
wi be Office Of depart
until O'Clock of Thursday September 2ist he
decided by the following day
No. s503 From Knoxville by Church Grove Woodbourne ul RuH
Haytes, and Head o Barren, razcwcI, % miles and
back, three times n week. two horse stages
i,rave knoxville Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday g.,
arrive TazeN el saie days by Z, p.
Leave 1ageweli Manday, Wednesday, and Friday g,
Arrive at Knoxville same days by !, p.
No s94 From Knoxville, b. Wilson'S, Clinton Jacks
boro 10 Tazewel 3s -ies and back, three times a
week, IN horse stages.
Leave Knoxville Monday, Thursday, and Saturday at
q, a.
Arrive at razewrl days by l0,a m;
Leave lazeweil Tuesday, Friday and Sunday T.,
Arrive at Knoxville next days by g. p
For form of proposal guarantees certificate,
embracing
tracts, To he executed by the bidder
the department. cpddent proper,
laent nvDe proposals. fol mail service
N July, 1885, and endng 3Oh June, 1885, the
mcky, Tennessee, Sc, dated hil fJannnry. 1854
shpud be scaled, Proposals
No Trpnesseep aud addresed Second Assistant
General, Washington, d. &.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug d-iawiw Postmaster General.
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No. 800
Notice for Restoring Lands TO Market tn Wisconsin
NOTICE given thai, request tn Hon.
N Dodge and for satisfactory asgaed the lands hereto
WILLOW Rircr and Mineral
Po Districts in The State m Wisconsin within about III miles
side OF the proposed railroad from Du
buque, ST. Paul. Fond Lac Lake SUPERIOR particularly de
lie No 5la from tns office the 18th
July which subject the of said
wdra.a except been eempted) will
Monday 18th
September precisely the aud conditions
the withdrawn And
withdrawal townships embraced in 'he fresdsn.
proclamation No $40 TOR public sale Willow River Wisconsin
Monday th OF september having
been escindea they will be oelea directed in SAID procama
UNDER hand General Land Otico the city
Washington this 2lst day August, ponin 1854.
By order OF the President
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner
22-2av6w
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The name Of no viii BE- apuu Oss booze
payment Of the subscription mad In adv,nce W
Distant subscribers mar uu money b, .., , ,.
which VIII be paid by and all risk in is afs
transmission. ' "
The COUNTRY PAPER s published u,-sssky Au,;nv M, s
"o"s Of Congress, and semiweeky during he recess.
eu0sc"poons 'of period less than received
terms proporiionsd 10 the above annual rates
Qy-P0sTMAsTERs authorised 10 act As ou ,a q,
sending DAILY subscribers S3o enclosed or yrys
sEmWEEKLY subscribeu with a25 enclosed entitled
copy srats.
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uni,ca states s,s,ent once,

Wsshingion, August 81, 1854
petition Milton Il. Whipple sOu,ervIe Massacu
SETS pray,a a the extension of atent granted him
the October, 1910, improvement in maclne
burs other foreign and also for
cotou' years the patent
which takes place the 2sth day OF October, 1851
heard Oaic,
23d October IL uolCe4,
notified and s!oY they
why said petition ought moi 10 hs granted
Persons opposing the extension required to file in the Patent
chjestoes specially
Of hearing All Testimony flied by either
be said hearg be taken and transmitted
pGcation
will he closed 18th
relied testimony
office before the morning Of that day
gunenis. il any within days the feaiter.
Ordered this notice be pub@s the Goiop ntei
gsncer Evening Star Wa@hngton ID, O. Evening Arg,
Philadelphia, s1isaads American New York and Post
Boston, week for 'rcc weeks
80 the a3i Of October day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. SEdors the abuve papers si please copy, aud
their bills the Patent ofcs win containing this notice
Aug 22-law3w
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Della ware College.

vnE collegiate year commences on Wednesday
L August 30
Applicants for admission particularly
themselves for examination Tuesday, August
This
cal scientific, which may
Particular attention agricultural
alysis of soils also engineering aud
The ihe neadeic viii
Wednesday, October a.
This Department under The J. w A.
every facility for thorough study and provides FOR the
the comforts Of home
For further particulars catalogue
DANIEL KIgKwOoD
Aug 1-nwfw President.
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july ls-iawi3w
United States Patent Once,

washington, August 4, ie1r
N the petition Of David Matthew, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
payng Tor mo e1eRst 81 patent granted to him on the 3st
day becrrber 1c, Tor Improvement in Spark
for seveh years fgop the Of PATENT
place on The 3lsi day Of December, 1854
ordered
Monday the 10th Of ecrmber at II O'Clock and all
aoed appear and show they
said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing required
Office their objections specially forth
days before the Of hearing all testimony filed by either
TO be used at the said hearing be taken
cordance with The rules OF the Once Wca viii be furnished
application.
The testimony closed the 9Th December
d,poss end other relied testimony
in office before the morning that day arguments
any, within days thereafter,
Published
gsncer, and Evening star Washington D. Pennsylvania,
Pladelpia Pennsylvania scenutc American, New YORK
Boston, Massachusetts,
weeks the 18Th Of pocber next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
the above papers will pense copy, and send their
bills 10 the Patent tce, with paper containing this notice.
5--law9w
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GOLD TIIsMBLEs watches, PenelIs. Lockcts. Vest
VI Chains Spccroces Of
on Finger and Ear Rings large assortment OF other Jewely
would respectfully
henuenen
the
OF goods, which viii sell
very low.
Also, fine show
Aug ls-ao5t GREEN SCOTT.
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EOR SALE country residence situated in the immediate
vicinity of Falls Church, Fairfax Virginia. consisting
eighteen Of nnd in wood dwelling house
for good including
stabng, &c. well the nevorAng The
above within pleasant ride Of the cities Washington,
Alexandria, and Georgetown wishing spend the
in the country in healthy neishborhcod
would be = desirable
Terms made accommodating.
Fer further particulars apply
II. F. JUDSON,
July 3t--2aw3w% Falls Church, Fsirfax Co,