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NJ CIV IAaven.
UNDRY AND NJ A G n IN E
SHOP

T7HIS old establishment is SO we'll and IA
l. yorably known in Northern Ohio, that it
is unnecessary to advertise it, but having i'm
proved our Foundry and Machine Shop, and
also increased our assortment of Stove Patterns,
we wish the public to understand that NEW
HAVEN IS THE PLACE TO BUY. Among
our assortment of Cooking Stoves can be found
the Clinton Air Tight, or Genesee Farmers
Economy. Also the Forest Queen, thy Hatha-
way, the Premiums No. s, 9and 10; Bucks late
and the Rough and Ready. We
also have constantly on hand a good assortment
of Boz and Parlor Stoves.
Boreing Machines, Pipe Boxes and Hollow
Ware, which will be sold on as good time as can
be hadin Ohio. In fact we are prepared to fur
nish most kinds of Castings in use in this sec
ton of the country.
MILL GEARING-Steem Engines built and
repaired on the most reasonable terms. Alse
TIRE HING MACHINES and HORSE POW
ERS of the Pitts, Douglass and Tubbs's patent
|always on hand, and warranted to do good work
We have secured thesoryices of Isaac STANDIsH
who has for the last twenty years been Steam
and Horse Power builder i'll different parts o.
the U. S., and who begs leave to inform the far
mer and public in general that he will use ev
cry endeaver to satisfy all who may favor hin
with call. We likewise keep on hand goot
assortment PLOUGHS and CULTIVATORS
Among which is the celebrated Smith patent
Double Sub-Soil plough, good article. Ais,
the Hizer, Wisconsin, North Bend, Longs No
u, 5, 4, s, and other patterns too numerous t
mention.
| We have in connection with our establishment
a GOOD BLACKSMITH SHOP, and are pre-
narpd tn do any kind of work at short notice
We design to keep constantly on hand NEV
WAGONS of all hnds--two horse, one horse
and Buffalo Wagons. BSA.Job work pomptl,
attended to. PARTELLO Il JOHNS.
New Haven, May 10, 1866.
JOHN DEVENY'S ESTATE.
NTOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
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EaA E!.; 3 . RA.jRI;;.D ARE!
Hart Gey1n our,

-%~~S~9O-A- '"~~ y A---s- 3~E--~-
OWNER OF "THE HARDWARE STORE"
1ITOULD notify the public that he is now
w receiving large assortment of Hard
ware in all it's various kinds. The subscriber
would invite the public generally, within twen-
ty miles, if they are building and wish house
trimmings, to call at THE HARDWARE
STORE in this place to buy them cheap. and
find full assortment. lind if Mechanics and
Farmers want tools, or if the women want to
furnish their house with Kitchen Furniture or
.,sSss>zS STOVES, Dining Table Knives,
dFE#fEl Forks, Spoons, Caryers of the
ggNlfd1 best kind, the place to find them
s\s is ''The Hardware Store" Now
cntreat of you not to leave this town saying
you cant find what you want, until you call at
the HARDWARE STORE. Now many of you
are in the habit Of going everywhere before
you call on me. Please remember this is the
place to call first for Hardware if you want
GOOD and cheaper articles than at any Of the
Mongrel Stores, for buy larger stocks and at
reduced prices, than those who only buy a
mongrel assortment. In short, anything in
our line you want you can get better than else
where in town. You will please recollect that
the Tin and Stove Business is carried ON by the
subscriber, and all orders punctually attended
to- Goods warranted. Cash and produce ta-
ken in exchange for goods. Approved credit
for short time only.
May 26, 1865. HART SEI MOUR.
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kent in Saddle or Harness Shop
From their experience i'll the business they
,fiatter themselves that they will be able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor them with theil
patronage, as their material will be of the bes
the country Affords and their work put mp il
the most approved styles
Shop one door south of D. lloornbeeks store
Immediately opposite the Post Office.
J0SLIN Il McCONAUGHY.
Plymontb july 30, 1856.
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Dissolution.

TNHE CopartnerShip heretofore existing un-
l. der the name of SEELY & CASE, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts
notes, or debts owing by said firm, are to be
settled by WM. CASE.
JACOB SEELY,
NM. CASE.
DI,,,41 7fo,,t 10 1SEk
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rs GIFTS FOR RUTT.I2Ts
n OTTO 3

The Officers and Directors of the Plym.
outh Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
and those to whom subscription papers
were given, are requested to meet at the of.
flee of the Plyaeoath Adueniser, on Sat.
urday, June 30, 1855, at 2 o'clock, p
M. BY order Of the Board,
d. Il. LOCKE, Sec'y.
Plymouth, June 18th, 1855.
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AFFIDAVIT.

STATE Of Nesc York, Cuyuga Ca. 81.
I. v. K Coventry, of the firm of Coventry &
Co, being duly sworn, says that the following
Certificates are genuine and were given by the
persons by whom they purport to be signed.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
day of November, 1854. H. T. COOK,
Justice of the peace of Cayuga County, N. Y.
TO INVALlDS.-The Undersigned have read
the formula for preparing Bach's American
Compound, and as far as we have tested it can
recommend its general use as Tonic and Al
teratire medicine, to remove Vttiated humors Of
the blood, and peculiarly adapted to females cut
fering from LeucorrAem Whites,) and TO those
whose constitutions are weakened and enfee-
bled from Intermittent Jepers.
A. c. Tabor, NJ. NJ, Lansing Briggs, NJ. D., J.
NJ. Morris, NJ. D., Auburm N. Y. May l, '55,
CURE OF SC0RFULA and ERYSIPELAS.
MIR. Thomas Gould of Auburn, N. Y. writes.
my son, three years old, has suffered every
hing from erlptive sores resembling both scor-
ula and Erysipelas. We tried all the popular
remedies with no good, buthearing OF the won-
derful cures your medicine were effecting,.
] bought six bottles, which has cured my child
From hrs. Miriam l.. Parish, the welt-known,
Physician and Monthly Nurse.
Richiand, Oswego Co. N. Y. May Is, 1865
have received Backs Amerecan Compound,
for which please accept my thanks. ! used
it in my for nervous and sco1Juta affections with
perfect success. have seen it quell wearing
and hacking cough, ard completely ssoth the
patients nerves. 1t also puri6es the blood, +
believe it q sovereign remedy for Erysipelas.
used it in one case and found it the best thing /
ever used forit. / believe it will esadisate this
disease entirely. What have done has already
created great demand for it here. Please send
me dozeu bottles and / will pay you 70. the same
p. :. You may make what use you choose of
this letter, as have written these results after
careful observation of the effects Of your nsa-
icine. No nurse should be without it,
Auburn, May 80, 1856. 5.--Gents: Yoar Eaca's
American Compound cured my daughter Of an
alarming cankered sore mouth tried three
other popular medicines but they did no good
Less thanon bottle ofthe Compound cured her
entirely. GEO., w. GRAY.
THE TURN OF LFE-T0 FEMALES.-
Delicacy viii not allow us to give the names in
these cases, but VIC have certifcatesin cur pos
session, from persons very grateful, who hare
been carried through this critical period OF life
by the uso Of Backs AmericaT Compottsd and
restored to perfect health.
TO UBLIC.- This medicine u pure,y
vegetable and free from mineral poisons. TO
insure con6dencein its use 4 list Of ingredients
is given to sil Physicians AS
C4aBFIONa--s &c that each inside wrapper
bear the mitten signature Peter Y. r. Covent-
fry,' attached to a note payable in auburn, N. Y.
p. v. n. COVENTRY & Co.. Sole Proprie-
tors, Auburn, New York. For sale BY
CUYKENDALL & Co.,
iu28 Wholesale and Retail Plymouth. %
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CLETEL1ND, O. ana
MALN-ST., BUFFALO, ". Y.
DIRECTORS.
HON. Ciddings, M Pres G G FInney,
Hon Griswoid. Pres Lorin Andrews,
Hon Reuhe Hitchcock, Prof Samuel st John.
Hon II ID Clark Prof Spencer,
Hon $ Townshend, EFF Gaylord,
w Otis, Cyrus p.entiss,
" Goldon, Henry Wick.
H. B. BRYANT, JAS. WASHINGTON LIJSK
IL. DWIGHT STRATTON.
II Bryant, Professors of the Science Of Ac
sspanees' counts and Lectures on business
Washington Lnsk Teacher of Business and Orna
mental Penmanship and Lecturer on Commercial Cor
respondence.
Huns Judge starkweaher and H D Clark, Lecturers
on Commercial Law
T Handy, Lecturer on Commercial Computations
President Asa Mahan, Lecturer Polite u Economy.
ESierson u White and J. B. Merriam, Lecturer on
Commercial Computations:
Rev. Hyatt Smith, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TERMS,
For full course, including all departments of BOOK
Keeping, Lectures and Practical Penmanship. 1000
For full course in Ladies' Department, 250C
Penmanship, SOC
For variou styles In asagreed
TILL DESIGN of The Institution is to afford perfect
facilities acquiring, in expeditions manner,
thorough knowledge OF tOmmerclli science and Art
practically employed in the CouAting Room and Btu
siness pursuits generally.
THE BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT is under
the personal supenendence of one ofths best account
ants in the United States. No Mercantile College in
the West possesses superior if equal advantages fol
mpariing practical knowledge Of Commercial Sciente
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE win embrace the
most approved and practical iroms for keeping hooks
by Double Entry in the various departments of Trade
and Commercs, including General Wholesale nnd Re.
tail Mercantile, Eschunge, Commission, Mannfactur.
ing, Railroad, Banking. Printing, Mining, Shipping,
Steamboatng, Individual, Partnership and Compound
Company Business.
DAILY LECTURES will delivered upon the Sci
cue of Accounts, Commercial Law, Political Econo-
my. commercial Calculations, Banking, Mercantile
Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
G G.ographyt &c.
PENMANSHlP Practical and Ornamental will he
taught by LUSk, who for rapid and correct writ
ing is unsurpassed ny any teacher of Chirography in
the West. More attention is given to plain practical
ship this Institution than at any other Mer
camille College in the United States, and we pledge
ourselves to mpart to our patrons systematic plain
and rapid Business Hand Writing to q more general
than is done at any similar College in the State
| THE SUIT OF ROOMS occupied by this institution
are extensive. elegant and ntly tted W
than those of any similar College in the Unioa
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT. is entirely separat,
from the Gentlemen's and is fitted mp in maenifcen
| ind convenient manner. The arrangemen For, an,
| patronage of this department uneqnaiied.
ErThrough the extensive acquaintance Of the Prin
eipas many o the students graduating are placed
\ urmttye situations. sy- Send ior Circular. Nav
~ 80 CLOTER SEED. >
Il - - =
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And hardware,

IRON, NAILS, STOVES AND TIN WARE.
ESis~We will always be on hand to pay the
highest market price for all kinds Of Marketable
Produce at the Store of
Nav 10, 10. 1865. POWERS & KINNEY
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BACH S
A M e r I G A N
COMPOUND.

P.V.R. COVENTRY & CO., are Sole
Posssssors Of New and Perfect Process,
lust discovered Of Extracting and Combin-
ing the Medicinal Properties Of Plants.
without their Impurities.
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: Holm DEVENY'S ESTATE.

JOHN DEVENYS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointedand qualified as Ad-
ministrator on the Estate of John Deveny, Sr,,
deceased, late of Richland County. dated at
Plymouth, this 5thday Of June, 1856.
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W bOA n thOANAV.
WE desire TO present to the PEUPLE OF
w HIGHLAND and HURON, and sbe sur
rounding Counties, = fe~ foreible facts for
their consideration. You all knew We have
been in business in the village Of Plymouth fOr
a great length Of tin c, and our course has
been steady and onward. with but few changes
IN oar business arrangements; during which
time We have endcayoTcd land for augbt We
know TO the contrary have gsined rrpuis-
tion that entities u 10 Perfee. confidence m
what we say TO cur Patrous. We think We are
Itolerably well posted As TO the wants OF this
community, which is, TO purchase their goods
where the best styles, best qualities, and the
lCHEAPFST GOODS ARE KEPT
We do not wish to address you as though
all others in the trade UerD mer> eiBhers.
aud we ourselves the GREAT EMBODIMENT
lOF ALL. For we have some honorable com
petitors in the trade. who do not make GREAT
Swelling PRETENSI0NS Ms some do, who
after all amount to little,
| We do not deem il necessary 10 give detail
ed description Of our stock of goods, but suffice
Ito say that our assortment is full and complete.
Having been selected with care and judgment,
lat the very LOWEST J0BBERS' AND MANU-
lFACTURERS' CASH PRICES, which enables
us to SELL GOODS AS LOW II NOT LOWER
than any other establishment in Northern
Ohio, or in the west.
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NJ 4 II II | E ID.

VI 4 II II I Il u.
On Sabbath evening, 24th inst. in the Luth-
eran Church in this village, by Rev. J. Grouse,
Mr.. HERMAN Z. DOOLITTLE, Telegraph
Operator, of Sandusky City, and Miss ELIZA.
BETH LIGHT, of Plymouth.
We offer our most hearty congratulations to
shappy couple, and wish thsn all the fclic-
they anticipate.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

EUYkENDALL & Co. have just received 3
~ large and well selected stock of DRUGS
PAINTS, OILS, SASH, GLASS, DYE-STUFFS,
Sc, which have been purchased at the very
lowest cash prices, and will therefore be enabled
to furnish their friends and customers at every
reduced prices. Call and see us. junel6
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N 6 T | G C

7 HANE left nay No and Accounts in the
L hands of DANL. BAuGUMAN, Esq who
is authorized to receive money upon them. AL
persons having unsettled accounts are request
ed to ocall upon him and adjust them immediate
ly. THE BOOKS MUST BE SETTLED UP.
II. NJ. WOOSTER.
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40 600 LBS. WOOL wanted at the
-it,OUO BUFFALO STORE, for which
the absolute Market value will be paid in Cash
FITCH, HOLBR0OK 4 DEE,
Successors to T. ". Crowe'l
Plymouth. June 2S, 1871.
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,sS CLO EEK SEED.
1060l Bushels Of Clover Seed w>nted in
lONSx1exchange for cash, ct the ca Head
Quarters, by iisnD r. R.M'DONOUGH !.
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New Arrangement.

The subscribers having cI =
tered into u cs-partnersLip p,
would say to tn: ir old custo-
mers, and the public general
y, that they arc prepared to
upply them with Harness,
Draught and Platcd--Sad-
dies, Brides, Trunks, and in
fact all kinds Of Mnlk usually
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEsT.
IN Sz 5lna

-
Ttne between Washington and Wheeling but III
Running time befee" Washington and Csaciaaa "a hours
Throusn a'eis sis ard ns,sE..s Cheeks 30 be had IN
rs 70
eers between Washington, BALTIMORE and all portions OF the Wel
The conpelon from Washington and tbs
Wasss% ,"noa aDed ss &s,ay ans mss
rom saumsre This only change Of required beweea
Wheeling ms Washington sato and eeecked and transferred
nss ws me pa.ssnss without rn sha 20, no:s holding
washngton tally al O. aud AZ Sundays at the
A WbssIns eonnerion
T4 @ Sas s .sa 0 .s.1 s
CoLUMBus. Newark with the Newark,
.s as ,,ia.
WILLIE &C. a xsnia on Lis M..i assosd eaaasson l.
20 rem sssss sa s. e.
es su Gsss sse .o % s q
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo and b. Louis are sod ny this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
csso, Ohio navgabe between
Wheros and Welsvie doy miesJ where connexion with
requested that while this Is the
IL a ~ s %
great Tho from Washington Cincinnati
hut sa miles, being about 100 miles shorter than any other
through iess, from ws:snsoa TO wn,ss1 90
Sy railroad 3s from cinssns ss lndasago e.
ID Ds's1
For Trsdsrsi md Harper. Ferry Msn.eu,r Berkeley springs
Bedford syH Oakland and p"
stations Baltimore and Wheeling take 6,
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &c special
1or farsr information, through uckes sc apply to tn H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station : 49,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Nassau Hall College Of Now Jersey, Princeton
: Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mini;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And spvx a. aulH Ia No wvua 3,

And never brought TO min;
should aud acquaintance be forgoLg
And days % aud lang syne."
The members the 1888
HE junior class OF the ending June, 1882
cas VI e ending Junc 1884,
ending June lH hereby assemble
Washington d o. BY the third Of March, 1887
brighten the links OF The chain Of love endsp which
tide entirely
OF their mos promising compeers. 9.
preliminary meeting of the selfappointed committee will be
held the drst Monday In September d. 1885, United
States Hotel Chestnut Fourth and Fh Streets
which those members
venient invited when
adopted 10 secure az full attendance possible.
In tbs those
good enough 10 furnish the othe mail
their respective posi- ohces.
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q, HART, M. D.,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
PHILIP PENDLEToN. -
Of Winston, AHeghany Co., Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS
OF Balsio and Glass Works, NJ j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jous WEpMAx Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 [Ineigenccrl
newspapers
ed notice this columns
Of the classes
of the globe all throughout United
States of America gatuitous insertion
casonsy between this date and the Sd Of March, A. D. 1857
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coLumBnAs coLLEaE. WASHINGTON, D. 6

Rev. Bnney, d. President and Professor Of Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy.
William Rugscs LIZ d. Professor OF Mechanical Philosophy and
Autonomy.
Huntington. A. H., Professor Of The Greek and Latin
Languages
Charles Jews, NJ
Steiner, M NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Natu
raj Philosophy. ts fNt t+
T.. T. Fristos, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
William f. Jiils0n A. M profesor Of Modern Languages
X. Tutor the Greek and Lain Lnnguages
j. G. Nash, A. M, Teacher Of the Preparatory Department
sHE begins the last "wednesday in September
(nne m0nts) until the Wednesday June.
admission be examined Monday and Tues
preceding opening tho session The regular college
the A. B. Those wishing
omit the ancient and u'ae scientific
years of r. An advanced also
degree OF NJ students particular
branches they profably and will take sufficient
fully occupy their tae and receive certificate actual
attainment
Of the faculty. With mn able and experienced teacher and
viii be given ttineps college,
with full and faculty.
Of best nsucns, with those advantages
peculiar the OF the general government.
with ali needed information, be received by
plying personally by letter to the president. fst
July 7-QtaM3W
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Gss OFFICE WASHINGTON AoUEpUoT,
Washington, March 7, 1856.
DROPOSALS inved for graduation and brick masonry
dams tunnels and Other work the Washington aqueduct
Proposai the sh May will opened Of
that day. f. tt a
Maps prones specifications work will be ready
animation and after the 10Th day Of April nexi.
b,idgs, &c described 10 The plans and specifications.
only Of the works be completed under the
appropriation unfinished work will
future appropriations by Congress The engineer
right prescribe the work be done and
under each for each appropriation and in
what works stopped available.
the entire soppage ofany particular work for Of
reserved will paid it, in the Judgment OF
engineers the work has heen properly executed far as has
Is5g efaRgg
Payments will specie checks upon The United Statee
treasury upon monthly estimates Of the engineer reservng 10
will be dton of all that the work
shall paid full wages monthly, and in specie
All bids should be sealed aud endorsed Proposas for work on
the Washington Aqucduct"
right reject any all the bids
should they deemed advantageous and make such
considered conducive the OF the
responsible the effect that he they under
bidder bidders will his their bid accepted
oblgati0n within with and sufficient
completion the undertaken; said
certificate the United States district
United district ohice
individual known Engineer De-
War; that the able make good their
choose to he present .
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
HeuuettoH u Fdfe 70 Cd9D0THtd'

- - United States mail steamships New York
<%S8 for Aspnwal on The both month,
XM<&f connecting with mail from Panama San
Francisco.
steamships Inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad az miles long, completed from
and The baggage passen-
checked New Francisco
embarked at Panama BY the
The money paid in New York a OF the trip
Reserve kept New York. and
San Francisco, prevent accident
the route Is entirely reliable fsl 4m
Passengers leave Panama day they Aspu
wall 45 g4s M sa9s1f
Conductors through by each and take charge
children protectors
For through tickets the lowest the agency III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
Nayg-du
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The National Hotel

IN city reopened reception Of the 9Th
The OF kitchen from the basement
building aud the alterations in and about the dining
the and comfort of guests
best the markets afford,
in and labor will be spared
the country
The subscriber therefore, thai public viii continue
which always extended the house,
the do
ooh, by calling the Hotel Board 80 day.
T.. u. WILLARD.
WAsHtsaTox Cirv November IA, 1854
A,.J tr
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rrl4H ONLY ONE AUTHOHIZEDt THE Rob Of DR.. BOY
vEAU rECTEUR far superior the airups Of CuisL
similar remedies. Ii radically
without all affections Of the skim dare. crofu the con
accidents from acc0uchmen the critical
hereditary ncrimony Of humosa A. depura
live powerfully scacous catarrhs Of the bladder In
arising from nbuses Of
injections soundinss A. asisyphtc me Rob cures n
diseases ensuing from tho
asam cspava cubebs from which only repe
The Rob above ALL
whether stand
ing which the Of thsodure
Of potassium. 5at{3 tesaf .g8A sl3lalf iaF
Gencra agents the United States Gabriel Blondn
New York. wholesale ordon Gulot Duconge,
Orleans; Seuiily, San Francisco 5h sstft.e a
The druggists throughout the Unit
ted pamphlet Gevais the med
properties OF Rob will be obtained BY writing to g. Bon
William street, York. who will give information
wanted Hi ss~a .4s3sl N
q. is prepared h orders for South America the West In
United duties, has the Rob In bond
Marchl l4--dty u
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removed his office 10 his rcsid in franklin Row.
Of and Thirteenth He will continue TO devote his aiicn
principally Unittd States aupreme Court
Having devoted time he law concerning be viii
advice opinions legal arising before
tho Patent Oce and appeals to the chief Justice assistant
OF District OF Columbia; and will aiso the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He wi opinions and for
claims before board established for their
adjudication. -e
93--dU
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The person 4,.sa
psymsn, Of The subscription BE- made IN aaSanoe,
Distant subscribers may ipr~ money ~ sVtr,
which Will be paid byus sssaassd fist.s
a 8l af sra "A +
The COUNTRY PAPER psbsshed auiias
Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for penod less ycas
terms propornoned 70 the above annual raies
oU-Po6TnAsTERs aushorsAed sgerD y
sendns DAILY subscribers, So
WEEKLY sobscbeD, with ~ enclosed,
copy svafts