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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-12
For the Tribune and Telegraph.
MANY YEARS AGO.

while | was but STRIPPING, e4 e
A merry stream went rppling,
With its unceasing flow
Anear my Fathers dwelling -.--,..--...,
And still its voice is swelliIg,re
And the same old story telling;
AS many years ago. ~
On its shady banks reclining,
Meath summers sullry shining e
My spirit sought TO know,
Ii down the stream grew flowers
More sweet aud fair than ours, fesa
That grew in shady bowers
80 many years ago.
Adowu the stream sought them,
And from It's banks brought them
The flowers | sought to know,
But ne'er found | one brighter, - =
With fragrance sweeter. lighter,
Or petals Purer, whittier ASIA At
Than many wears ago. ae
But Time his march is speeding, I1 q
Nor yonth nor beauty needing, s f
Where love and friendship grow : sss
But fading beauty dieth, rs-..~..r
Hope in prostration ieth
Aud s5ddened mem'ry crieth, T. div
OF many years ago. afe sa
From sight those scenes have faded:
Not hate, bui distance shaded ga..1
Their vividness Of glow.
And now my spirit seeketh,
Where hopes soft murmur breaketh,
The note Love ever speaketh,
AS many years ago. ff~
Aud list! soft notes are breaking,
AS t were AN angel speaking
In whispers sweet and low.
They woke NV soul from sorrow /;
Hop. from the strains ] borrow,
10 fud the bliss, to morrow,
OF many years ago:
r was not the sireamlet's flowing, .rss
Or SUM CHRIS giIded glowing,
Enhanced my spirit 20;
Nor yet the mystic powers,
OF fragrance aud OF flowers
That dwell in gladstone bowers,
So many years sgo.
Fruit, to the sight so yellow,
10 touch so soft aud mellow
IL were NOT this, Iknow. -e
That thus ,eslStless bound me
With 81 ken cords around me,
WI Ell chdhoud'S morning found me
So many wears ago
'Twus Loves eudeariDg whisper,
Like angel hymns at vespsr.
That gave such muse flow;
Twas her sweet voice atFven
To earthly loved ones given,
That made ONE like hedren
So many years ago.
That circle d"ar is broken
Long farereHs have been spoken,
And Dartngs found below
Yet Loves sof music fioweth-
Her Ugh, III ,dl1nt gIoweth,
Bright. where the Christian goeth,
As many years ago. ~
Then be il here my mission,
10 cheer the sadde ued vision
o. fearful sous of woe,
Aud fad. IN duty, pleasures
In d,ug good good measure
OF Loves same priceless treasure,
As many years ago. }. I. ID.
rsl 4lh, 1855.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-12
STANZ As.

In dteams, last eve, all Elm brought
Two wreaIhs from Edens bowers;
1h' one was wrought Of Spring tide buds
The o'her, Autumn flowers.
Within the FIRST were fresh green leaves,
Aud tiny sprigs Of May,
Sweet vio,ets aud snow drops too.
With scented hatebells CAV.
Bright dew drops trembled on their leaves;
The rose buds seemed in tears,
And the freshness OF those early flowers
RecalFd my bye.go yearo.
And childish joys and chidhood's friends
Game crowding DER my heat,
And felt that with these memories
My soul was 10th to part.
The other wreath was blushug
With the richest tinted flowers,
AS skies display the gayest tuts
While yet the tempest lowers.
The pure magnolia, crimson rose,
And Spanish Jasmine too,
Were nesting mid the shining leaves
Which shared this brilliant hue.
The glitt'rng sprcks of early frost
Like Jewels sparGied there;
And the odor of those lovely flowers
Embaimed the floating air.
In perfume waited came sweet thoughts,
OF love in o!deu Time;
Ofhappier moments spent in what
| still deem fairer chimes
And in response, seized the wreath
Then in my dream | said,
The frost of grief is here, tits true,
But sill no flower is dead
:" Oh give me then this Autumn crown
And joys of 'iper wears
A nd claSpiug them IN bliss woke
NV cheek was wet with tears.
Blu. still within my heart are laid
Some memories Of the past;
Pal. faded blossoms, on whose buds
The frost Of grief is cast
Bat whose possession gives me JOY,
That others cannot bring;-
GA / love ny Autumn flowers OF life
Far mnre than buds Of Spring. T.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-12

Women are like old fashioned houses,
with many doors and few windows 1t is
easier to gain entrance into their hearts
than to See through them.
"A late number of the Knckerbocker
mas the following ungsllant hit upon poe
tess with red hair:
Unfortunate woman, how sad is your lot
our rnglets are red, and your poems are
"a wise man never grows old in spirit;
Us marches with the age.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-12

@ A single pound of faxen thread.
intended for the finest specimens OF French
lace. is valued at six hundred dollars, aud
the length of The thread is about two hun
dred and twenty.six miles. One pound
of this thread is more valuable than two
pounds OF gold
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WHY are the names ofthe Jewish tribes,
Ike the serpents inIndia? Because they re
found in Nurs5srs.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-12

Why is a soldier ike a vinee Because
be is listed has .en-dsiIls, trains and shoots.
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Proposals for warming and yentilating.

-aa@4 ARCHITECTS oFreE, Mir aRY AsyLus,
Washington, D. O., March q, 1858.
EALED PROPOSALS. will be office until IL
~ O'Clock Tuesday, the I0th Of April for warming
veniiatng building Mfay Asylum city
This building is $50 81 deep, and Is tee
high There also wide
high rE.H.A
The apparatus fot and vensng be completed and
ready use by The fret day OF December
Bidders will furnish their plans and but
that erias workmanship
viii be admitted all materials and
subjected Of the architect
OF other person appointed for that before beingTe
eeived. #7ttg sTt #a l7-ff 4"'H
The bidders include materials and
Workmanship The aish OF The
that IL shall be IN ready Tor
No he work during
aud the hudug be occupied the first day OF Decem
the will llsn UeG
she three months saccardng wben satisiacto
whole specified the will be paid the
cop,racor bur do satisfactorily the
viii he the defects failure
he will be and
from the asylum grounds, at hts expense
The board of themselves the Tgi
reject ali Of the bids them regarded conducive
the interests OF the institution.
The plans of building be this office (No 73
Ninder's BuidnaJ between Of 10 and II O'Clock
s Alexander,
t&2H gl Lieut. Engineers Asehtect Military Asylum
The Washington nteIise Baltimore sum- Philadelphia
Ledger, New York Richmond
" the
send bills nhlec. March
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

the Congress approved Sd March, 1883 entitled An
extend peemphon rights 20 certain settlers therein ue
extended the above
numbered within miles
where the settlement aud Improvement
OF aioneRt and paid tor
The OF two dollars and my cents before day hxed
public by the approved 9Th March, 1854,
the relief of lands reserved for railroad
purposes persons improved the nbovenamed
sections prior aihdruuat entitled pre-
smpuons The ordinary minimum price Of the public lands or at
doiar and ii
paid Cor before fixed for the public ae Therefore
every person Of prescription in OF the
mentioned within miles
Of the OF the road undcr ih ac, Of ID March 1857 above
prior The 4h OF February 1853
of alotm the Of 27h March 1884,
settlements made prior Ihe date OF the original o.
entitled pse-rmp
under tbs March, s5s Of tho ands outside
required establish the the AnhsfSc
receiver of the aGd Office and make
therefor the price liked by law practicable
before The appointed the pub
market of the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise be forfeited,
S.HT- E.' s JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb 9-lawi3w Tint and Siarl
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Notice Of Withdrawal Of certain Lands Ii
wisconsin

Whkkk ~ - pursuance of joint resolution Coagre enc
w uea "A feotaten
sEaren nag~a nsa bs fsa approved le5S
y ~, ~ Wtseee@n iyr ssTt she eject Of which
e Af bnffd et has, by Ms tesfns say
Mste dfectea that certain
OF on eee side Of me rxags foz
ana me sA- "a o1xh which
from eie - ~nuy to
NorfcE - ihesoFe hereby inaed
inAr sesed hays this day been Withdrawn sale entry
aecofdingls 70 VII;
Ia Zoe distinct d lands susirot 20 sals Mks.sAA
sorta Of tsn ssse hs principal
Township ~ en- The len bank Wisconsin, nver
ships ~ ana a. OF rsare o.
Townships ~ "a aad ls, OF range 10.
Townsbipis. of range III
Townsliipn t. q, 70, ~, and ls, Of range ~.
Townsn,p- =, -, ~, and ~, Of range ~
To~nships I2s IL, and 10 Of sanxe IA
Townships ~, is, 10 and % OF range as.
lownslips - i6 ~, ~, 10, 20, and 81, ~ 10
fownsns ~, 70, IA II, ~ ~, 81 and a. Of ~
TeweshsNs i5, is, y, ~ -, a. and ~ q range IL
gosszs-r- y, ~, 10. 4nd ~, range
Jawnsoips ~ ~, and "a % raBss Il. M .aal1.
In the district Of lands sablec, aisKA.t roTsrs
NotA ef the ss liHs aud east % the tatl pcipa sri
Townships Il, 10, IA,
ef range g.
In the district " lands subsct PoIsr
North Of tAe base ins, and Of s totA principal sra.
Townships rs ana i6, OF range
Townships Is and rs, o. ranges
townships 10 ane 10, Of 10.
Townships ID, ib and H. Of range III.
Given under hand The General La eily
Washington, This tird day Of April, A. D. 1858.
BY ontor Of re President,
.. t-4l e#aH JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner o he General Land Onee.
April 4-2aw6w Tint, and Star
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New Postage Act.--Notice to the Public and
Instructions to Fostma sters.

NOTICE hereby agreeahy of Congress
March 3 1855, be
caged and after fhe first day of 7ri nezf, lien of those
established, wit:
the mall between
miles, distance exceeding three thousand
miles, cents,.
From and after said rst day Of April on letters
the official business The ranking
privilege remains unchanged.
the day Of January eighteen hundred and
required
prepaid which such have been placed
by the writer's
By the Postmaster General
uniform valuable
provision Of will be earned effect,
therefor will Issued
necessary blanks be prepared and dslrbutsd
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
OFFicg DEPARTMENT,
L a. H@e sa March o Is55. .....s
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.st Washington, March 9, 1855.
N OF William g. George, Of Baliimofe Maryland
praying Of patent granted TO him the
Machines for irving and
dressing shnge for from the sIprai ION Of snd
the Goth day OF May, 1850
ordered the said petition be heard al the Patent OHce
Monday, the llh May IL O'Clock and all per-
they
why petition ought be granted. -s
required file In the Pacn,
objections specially forth in Writing al least twenty
Of hearnpi all testimony filed by ether party to
hearing transmitted accord
the Office which will be furnished on app
. 4 n
testimony win be closed the 9Th Of May 1855
deposons papers relied testimony, must be
hed In morning of that dny the
nens-, II any, within days thereafter. 1a
Ordered pubshed the Union InteI
seocer Evening Star, Washington, C Argus Baltimore
Naryiand Evening Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Set
rnulc Aurercan New York. week for three
sive weeks previous day May the
@aE CHARLES MASON,
sstEE@ Commissioned OF Patents.
OF the abose papers please copy their
bills 10 the Patent Office with paper containing this notcs
Mari sE~ ~E 7. !.
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NUMBER sos.


pursuance saw l. rRASKLiN PIERCE psaasnt oftA,
.eai Pasc a'e Will &c seid
81 sv = n,a M,sr ~ ,s .. a M On assass Ne
pAii = see ieh ef land bearing odd whia -
'As Msssss.rrt saees 70 RE saasss ,s
nc act q % se- @ as hs ,1a ss gs 1s,s a =
- ,ae se O. 4sa Aaeest isst, witch advertised ~
lss sai saesssnsr,y wshdFawe further pr5
& 6s.s .o% % nT.sa.s % sSao y sa aess
se, ,S sny e e as,e % said wsdsssi
s+ situated ia he andermenaonea lo~ashp
xorta fsAs Eas aad sass ef ts cAosas s4.sssss
1 Iu~ashp fosv, of range thirteen.
gcw asnps .srse tsa rss, aed sia q range carsssa
Towa.s~ A,ss ta~. ,rysn. ilasss ss'ss,
Town.hp srsw, of rsHs~ sishtsrn
m sss s.o as,ssy ss. s.s =. s land: :n.:. ssas ..
rvsxad rwp~ ~An7 SEATED, wAl<W
~ ss, g sas = =. s A. s.s ss. ~ ,.sss :: "a
@ s o ri, y Ne ss o HI y q. sas as:%s
be subject entry and ocs,ion and after Monday the n
In district suh)eet
No,tA e Sase line, and ef IA.
rownships hree, four zee, and range
Townships Arse, and Of range
Township ssvsn, Of range aieen
owanps thss Jo ss SO, and ,s's" Of range ssysa.ssn
In the dset OF lands subject DSsopoLs
Yorft Of ns snsr ie, ani Of che prinepal
Townships thirteen, oureens neen sixteen, seventeen
Townships thirteen fourteen fifteen, rtssn seseassn
rang three
Townships thirteen, fourteen, fssn Tse and seventeen
four Z
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range 1--WE,
The nshp herein wholly within
the limits Of aud fifteen miles respectively
those italics partly within
mated diagrams which will be furnished
district oces BY the Commissioner Of the General Land oe
The lands viii be- Sold subject Ae rigM granted by the
20h September 1880 the States aforesaid Tor railroad
exceeding each side thereof
the Of land which include road will bc sold
Official
The sections viii be offered the public sale the order
which they adverdsed the sale will be kept for sum
admit of offering iands but exceeding
weeks md applications make entries of the lands
offered public sale under this will
until after the close OF the weeks.
hand, the ashingon this
day OF February Ammo Domni thousand eight hundred
hfy Ave. 1EEssAa
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By The President
Jons Wns3s,
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FOR THE wtsr AND sOUTH.-BALIIMOHE AND
G#EH3 4f~ UHtO RAILROAD.



fgosea for Important elaages or Asa
fnE late completion Of Ohio Wheel
ing and Couubus, uuun1 does BY sbon and direct
land North Sonh~es this increased ad
through travellers tat direction On and after Mon
day, hosenbe ~ leS4, the uaipB viii os ioiowsi
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily viii the
train leaving Camden Instead o'clock,
heretofore Sunday Wheeling 40
m, heretofore, running through Wheeling about il
reaching here 10 This train will stop Wash
nson Junction, sySesvie Munocacy Haper Ferry, Martins
Johns Rum Cumberland Piedmont Rowlesburg
Feueman Farmnson, Cameron, and Moundsvii
wood aad and meals. Beta make promp
regular With of the Central Ohio road Tor Cam
bridge GAINESVILLE Newark Columbus Cincnna Louisville
sandsky Toledo Detroit Indianapolis Chicago "a Lons
sc Passengers leaving Baltimore by The mail train viii reach C
while
y The ness beiag kep the by
either uain
Passengers all
points, make direct with the trains The Ceve
and Pttsburs railroad all when The Ohio navgabe
for between Wheeling and WsvIe by leaving Baltimore
Returniug
train - reaching baltimore al 50 the mail train
a IL As p. n reaching Baltimore 7, p.
Through tickets Wheeling Cincinnati Madison
Louisville ST. Louis and other river eies viii be sold all times
when the stage of wafer will admit a ..r.
important West oid The ticket Offices
OF the company
- FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail train, leaving camden ration viii take toi
stopping Returning
Wheeling at Ill 4, midnght Cumberland at 10 Ii, aud
Baltimore AT :, ,. IN.
places will m, daily Sunday arriving
Frederick AT 40 Returning will leave Frederick at y,
arriving Baltimore at IL 3o noon
Ecott Mills accommodation will be daily, lsxcep
Sundays,) follows: h..as s
Leave Camden station 6, a. m, and 3, p. m.
Leav4 Eiieou's Mills at J 80. a. M, and 30, p M
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Proposals for building Lighthouse on S Seven
foot Knoll" mouth OF Patapsco river, MD.

TREASURY DEPARTasSr,
Office Light house Board,
#.#HHE# ~ Washington, u. c., March M 1885,
pRoPosAis si be received until 3h April which
day the bids will opcnea) for furnishing The materials
and and building upon
ouhlons, Seven foot kno the mouth OF Paap-co
Mo, by the 39th Of December
Detailed drawings the the house
this office, mo. u Winder's buiding) hHa
should any bid b. accepted viii be executed
Ne vii AIDE until the whole work completely and
befaEc is be the
appointed dntend the worksad having
reject all materials okmansp
terms Of the cob,racs. l@hi's.t ttt@s
The ris reserved 10 reject and all bids that not be
deeHed advanageous public inferest 3 t,s8
bids sealed addressed the
duFsed aPropolals for sevenoot Knoll lighthouse
EDMD L. f. HARDCASTLE,
Engineer Secretary.
2s-eodlm
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PROPOSED DATES or sAiLlsG--lsss.

soppns - soahnnpo1 ogh gong sna fetanns they onrI
oryer route, for the economy OF ime and money,
Passage from ssw YORK 10 Southampton aai Bremen.
frst cabin saioos $3.50 cabin, saoon sllo
secoud do- 500.
Al and newspsper through the posi- Office
No hills al adlna viii signed the day sailing.
An experienced Is attached 40 each ship. IL
For freight passage, apply 10
G.. n. SAND III South William N. v.
A AklNiskEI ~ CO., gsrusen-
CHoSKEy Co Southampton
WILLIAM tSEi.ik, Havfs.
Mas b-dfy
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John " sNiDER, dealer Former oIdeshlshrd
81 Jacob Sndes No 70 Waiua, four door
Fourth street, ~ers will be rppied with win
n liquors the most accommodating terms. r.
JACOB sNInER importation ~
7s Walnut where Ne prepared 20 receive osr
wines vsroa kr
rope, single dozen and and also ssits
tohn Vaughan sndr, The ~ his fend and
Al wines Geivsses Washington city by "Adam's Espsss-
free Of freight
June a-aH
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assau HAN College OF New Jersey, Princeton

{" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought ~ min
n should and suanos be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne.R
ending June, e33
junior class of the ending Ia uge 1884, tho fop mra
ending june 1891 aHd the tfsshman cass 81 the
1880, hereby sted 10 assemble
the u,ra of ach a. y lr57 ,e latest.
OF cham o love md ienashn which time
eaurey SEVER eschsee onr more ~, iher
lives greeting and yinpa,.ns.a ..a -,a .gnn.., ~ ct " - -
the sslappnntsd committee VIII be
cNh ~ D. ss M the Hni'.d
satcs Hotel Fourth aud Fifth streets
the several classes whom may be
attend when h. Hsary VIII be
adopcd to secu as ~ nnssiiie
those whom this notice T. addressed wiz ba
rood enough secretary committee mail with
their respective post offices
~ EDWARD ]. GRANT, M. D.,
Trenton, N, - Chairman ui Committee,
ALEX sNDER q. FART, M D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LIGHTS Ell.
sa##s Et6aN of ster Pennsy yvsnia,
PHILIP PENDLEToN.
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
o Basn Iron and Glass w orks, N. J.
tst LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
@aa Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Coiumiitee.
n Joas WsrpMAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--awtNW3 lInIeIiTencsr]
civilized countries Of the world request
ed their editorial G. iunns,
scattered through the fur great d
gIobc all throughout the United
snni,ou insertion
cssonay between this date and the 81 Of March, A. D. 1877
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IIE1 FI81I n S.sLES 1T .3UCITUN
" The auction business begs leave
1 Offer 10 household
estate attention ne
sired be cassd four hours seE the
delivery Of the goods,
asb description os merchandise consgf
will he made
- ~ C.. w. BuTELER,
March o -3,av3w Hall.
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No. b32.l
NOTICE OF

NOTICE or the establishment or the omce Of SURF
IN general public for the Territory Of Utah.
IN the rnved habrnnrs
entitled establish the Office general
school university prfruss,o The
afhne
said iocated nj Grea sa Lake CITY until
ordered
the city of Washington, this
lay March, Domini 1858. 80
D''~s'S JOHN WILSON.
Commssoaer OF the General Land Once,
Mar 2g-2swGw lint N Siar.l
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Washington Aqueduct.
oyner ., IN. w..ursaros Asrrauer,

orHcK WAsRIxaTos AQuEnUcf,
WasIiust Mach 7, 1855.
DROPOSALs invited
dams 1bneis, and ether efthe washington aqaeduef
PrsPoas received lhs oh of ssy
thpt aay.
Mars, profies aud specifications viii be ready
aminanon on and after the 1oth day - Apni next
Proposals Will be received particular c1iyeFs
M1dgss, As Nc dsceFd 10 tha plans aad speeicaona
Portont ony o some 9f he w b. sonplgied under e
pfsSeat appropriation; but ai unfinished VIII
prescribe
ai under each m each and
nf the prainn holding sucrny decide uhcn
wha works shall be slapped uni funds become available
Ia o the entire oppag@ afsny particular wok for
funds, the reserved paid the
the engineer The WORK has bten properly executed far
Z
Payments wiz be specie checks upon The United
the monthly estimates Of the engineer. 10
cent and will be diuon of al that the work
nen shall BE- paid Aeir tal wages monthly and an specie
Az BIDS should be sealed and endorsed Proposals tor work on
the Washington sguctHct.n
jes any bsJ
should deed ald make
considered conducive 10 The OF e
work.
Every accompanied signed Wy
und.
take thai ih~ bidder bidders viii bis hr hid BE- secepsed
enter inIo obsao within days win gaed and sncicn
securities The completion OF The sud
be accompanied by the certificate OF the Untrd States district
judge United district officer Of
Of War, a, the sble make good ihe
guarantee.
MEGs,
Gupt. 81
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FARM FOfs SA SALE.-nttnding 10 change residence,
IL farm which tesde, situated Aliens
Fsesh Charlie. Maryland This consins about
hundred land three hunded and any Of which
ud down aud under
beautiful growth wood
enclosed and snbdivde and has ample
buildings, order The
excellent, The situation remarkable for aluhy II distant
landing Popa'
the Poromac, aiorng facility for travel and tanEpo
wishing address the subscriber at Aliens
Fresh office, visit him the Possession
had as as desired. WIN. ID. MERRICk.
ar
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ruoCOBATEs, Cocoa, and Brosra,- W. BAKEP Cn's
and chocolates coeos, snA bfua
which fret premiums have been awarded by the chr INSTITUTES
and Nnion sale by all the pncipa groceries ~
the United states and by their agents.
Tussey Murray New York and Twels, rhisdephia
Thomas " Brundige baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
gia WALTER BAKER, n CO.,
Ap3-Aly torchestar. Mass
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IN periton OF Mateawan, New York,
OF granted TO him on the ioth
Jn,y Is4 wrenches.o
expiration Of said patent which takes place on
10th day Of July, 1855
II ordered petition heard the Patent ofce
Monday, June 10 O'Clock, M; and al per
and show ey have why
petition ought to be granted s..E .s.1 -.
required 10 e In be Pafen
objections specially set forth in wrunE at weV
OF oil testimony filed by eihr party
taken and transmitted IN
cordance oce. which will be furnished on
application. - ~. -. 80, - -
The testimony will be closed on the 18Th Of June
befofs the morning Of thai days the arguments ~
any, days thefealer 4s LEI.
ORDERED s That this notice published Union, intel
gencer Evening washinstoa o. G.;
American New York and Post, Bos
ton 4 weeks
vous To day Of June next, the day OF hearing
0 CHARLES MASON,
conasnis of Patents.
psoy. os bs above papsss plense copy, and send ,e
h,, 10 inc Patent ofhce with paper containing ,ns notcs
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.s IN. opt,tiou OF Charles ohs New YORK. New York,
" prayins Coz granted 10 hin for
making the slides ~ tension nhesy
r seven years said which
onth g2d day of June, 1867 : -
n rJ.r~d bat heard the Patent Once
ON Monday June next at ~ O'Clock ana al
and show cansen any ny have
why ysaidp iono ought moi TO be granted
oce specially forth IN
duys day hearing All ed ny seI pas
and transmitted IA
cordance ths ofes which VIII be furnished
plicstion. - a.. .,...r.,.. IA. .
d.eo-ons relied upon az testimony n1si be
s.s Of that day the
yum.nta ii apy within N days thereafter,
slso thai notice pah.rd in the Un0u fnei
,.nesr Evening STAR washington, D. q Argus baltimore
PhIadeipha and SrfeHnnc American,
Vs yo,k once week weeks provioss
me iiIh day Of June next, The dsy Of bearing
Wy 80 - CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner " rssEFs.
gdlsof. Of s above papers p,eaaa copy, and seHd
, ban. Once, with containing tns pvuee
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