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peiiiion Emily Pullman administrative OF the esae
II Puimsn, deceased, of Aibion New York
The said Lewis Pullman
2st August ie4 Improvement "mnchines
for buildings for years from the expraoa
of patent which piacs the 2lst day Of Ans
arTd petition be- heard ut the Patent once
Monday the 9th Of August next II 9ciock and All
notified and show they nave
saia petition be granted.
10 e in the Patent
specially writing
before the hearing An testimony ned BY either
office which viii be furnished ON
plicalon.
18th OF July
dispositions, relied testimony, must be
Office before the morning of that day he
guments. any, within DAYS thereafter.
be published IN the Unon inei
Evening Sinr, Wasningion d. c. fennylvnnan
Philadelphia ndc American, New York, N Yi Daily
Republican and Post Boston, Naxs, once
for three wecs previous 10 the 6 dny OF An
gust nexi, The day Of hearing.
E0mnIsssinncr Of raenta.
r. S.Eaiiors papers viii and send
bills Patent Once, containing this nonee
Law
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R. FL GILL T. X /,

aS he 0cs resiG ia Franklin Row
He cantinu. devote his
q
a.vrd concerning he will
uursaus
Dve, the chef Justice
Of the District a. Cpumsua, and viii ALSO the
preparation
He vi also written and fnr
p.curs claims bssre sunrd eusnhlissed r
adjudication.
oct as-dw
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United S9nasa Patent Once,
Washington, July ~, 1855.

IN petition nj Pearson Crosby Of Fredonia New York.
ing for granted I'd him On The I'd
day OF ovember leii, for Improvement IN mis f0l
boards,n from the OF
paieuf the ID day Of November, 1855
petition heard the Patent Once
Monday the ad Of octobef - O'Clock, and All
notified and show any they have why
said petition ought be granted.
P.sops opposing required Patent
objections specially forth writing
days all filed by either
the hearing taken and anasried In
the Office. which viii be Furnished
application.
testimony VIII be closed the i2h day Of
dispositions, relied
fled Office before the Of tnf say the
arguments, any, within days thereafter.
Oraeed iso ts be published In the luon iae
sencer Evening Star, Washington, D. c. Repuhcan us
Evening Argus, Philadelphia, PEI sciennhe
York; Boston Massschusesu
the 12d Of October
next the day Of hearing. -
s. T. sHUGERT.
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
papers copy, and send their
Patent Office, with containing ths notice
2s-law3w
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ths renpcnea reception guests s7h
tlss month.
and about dining
graav the and camnrt
Hura,
labor will he
sabscrber, puhc will
patronage nlways extended the
f the
aohi calling hr iosri Baard 81 day.
z. 70. WILLARD.
wAsnrsaros Cry November IA, 1854.
IL. --sF
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x~s,r. - IN. st~~~ntSnuanoe - Nsnses
Land Omcs DsAases. n the sasss - Ohse.
oTHE nerssy hss, psruzscs Of lav, and view
az scerr DErrAscR ONO, that ts
redsce1 below hundred thousand
S>cr~sy fsisr bas Directed tnnt said land Of
ice nnA tho Asds esssnss
naae ssAec ~ sale snd
The oub rnsissns nsa omcs IN me
o Ouyn- -
Ispd rsmanfAs unspl ~ law s.d ssssct
IA vnpp .srv A und dtsc1at'sued. VIII
suh3sc estry oAce from he Aste d ~ receipt Of mis-
noav ~ ~ yer apd hereof and oncers
~ n give public ~ fhe Day which fher
applications fr entries Of any such
ands \ uMRce
Acting Commissioners of the Gensra Land osses
w.surrerex, %. c., June -, ies5
Iune 29-lnw&w isa StarJ
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and brought o
should auid acquaintance be tads0d,
Aod days y aaic lang syBen
Tr members of The ga1s,
Tie class June
class 81 eaaDs Jane
enang 4anc requested
aAningtaa, ~ G. March, D.
70 btsn de Ink Of thf chain OF l0vs and ensB
nor naS entirely eachsnss their
lives sreeins snd sympathy and unmey Gate
SONG ef tArlE proIasins
"A preliminary laerilBa OF The
heid he sf.s Aeudy September A. d.
rtatr Hotel Cnesnu Fourth rif
winch tb"ss neDhe OF
adopted 10 secure a. fan attendance
In tbs
good aaSsgh % furnish
lhrir Respective pos, afhera-
EDWARD !. GIANT. M. d,
Of TREASON, N. j., Chairman q
ALEXANDER C. BART, nj. D.,
Philadelphia f-nnsslvaaia,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER
u Lancaster, fennsyiyania,
PHILIP FENDLEToN,
of Winston. AEeeAany Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of halsIe Iron and GInHs Works, n
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Jo4s wsfpxAs. sr Lebanon Pa. Secretary
March 17-iHwtMzs9 fInielhxencerl
An of
I'D 10 advertisements
~ The several
visions n TIE globe and al United
Sasrs 81 Ams1cn
esoaay bstween ss GATE and th- ID ef March, A D. 1851
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Clever Perm Amanda A. Hendicts
w ned petition Cor the pari
nts Nv nnd II IN ihe city
hat the above NAMED defendant, have an
o6ered said pairs and
the second Monday IN O"her - q IN fhs
Pioada VIII be taken
ordered thni thh " pui'shen
eeky tor two months in she Washington
rJnisn nd New York Journs, cf rommrrca
o"''' ""' - THos. v KING, Judsr
PrvsAcoLA, June IL, le5s
I 11-law2m
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N petition Gamble and Joseph HILL Of Ci1cin
VI matt OHIO praying putenr CRESTED
day December 54i, for Improvement in
the
patent which place the 3eh day Of December
n IL ordered thai petition Patent on
Monday, day December nert si IL O'Clock m
persnns notified and show cause,
fney have VIII petition be granted.
opposing reguircd 10 Ne m the Pnfi
once specially writing
duys all testimony flied by either pnry 70
transmitted accord
the office. which viii be furnished ON app
November
relied testimony nns' be
the oi thar dny the agu
menls, any, within days thereafter
be pnhhed In the un'on inei
aud Evening Washington Republican, Baln
Evening Philndeipna Scientific Arerican, New
Ohio for three
10Th day Of December next; the daT
Of hearing
Arii Commissioner Of Pnfents.
PsTdi,ors the pRper please copy
bills 10 Office confirming this notice.
Inlv7 lis
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-. NYVF YORK. BREMEN. AND SOUTH
ANT guNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The comprising tas line mr. WASHING
- Ton, Capt T. Csveudy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
These stop Southampton gazing returning
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La w Notice.

BRowx, ETANT WALEEn-
III 7. BROWN FRED P. STANTON, md j. KNOX Walk
ER formed partnership for law me supreme
Cnu United OF claims washington
anc the Of Tennessee oces Washington and Mem
pEres found either place. and
letters 0 wili prompt attention.
Apil ls- teod IIn,el. Sentinel copyl
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Washington Aqueduct.

WasIineon, March =, issa
DR0PGSAs graduation
dams, tunnels Washington aquaduc.
Proposals received up 70 the MAY opened
that day
Proposals sin be received tr ne work q particular euivers
bdges described in plans and specifications
Foihns oay o. some ne works can e- conrd under s
peseEt arpropaou but all unfinished work viii
ervrs fh- ghi prasce
a progress under each enutTac r each appsaEaon and ~ cs
stepped unds become available.
M sass e p ] T s4 @ e s 3 H pd T. %Gs s Judgment
the the work haa been property rxeuies 20 far has
Payments w be made Ia specie checks upon pi.ed
gsr ee, ana Il vii Be- 90 don II nj contracts ta the work
shni be paid their ful monthly and specie
The Uaied right releg any The bids
considered most conducive % The progress Of The
work.
Every accompanied signed by
as n M ias~r a BIDDER vim his d sher bid be aeeepea
obligation, within ten days with good and sufficient
accompanied by Uusd
dgs United States dst attorney navy agent officer
War at the able 70 make good their
Bds viii be opened presence biadera any Of rem
choose to be present
Capt Of Engineers ia charge
FoRM or GUARANTEE.
TO Capt N g Msigs. 2 ; Eneinesr. So
herry Jointly and sereray States
H,araniy, bid of be acreed hai he or
cuie same sood sufficient
n .asssn una.r shieh was .aae And in ease he
aad ha @ 70 enter eanirae a a,erssaid we suaran
tae next lovvepr bidder
tsiened1 A. D.
hereby certify tat my knowledge belief the
ahovr-paa'ed suaruniors nre good and sufbeisnt
4ur s-sowtshMay kIawT
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TIE Treasury Department consists af the Offices Of the Sec
rearv Of the Treasury, c9wpoers, commissioner Of
he customs SIX andtar Register solicitor hight
house board, and survey.
The following brief Indication o the dufies of these
several ocss and Of the Force employed therein respectively
Ssersa-ys OfsceHon James Guthrie Sccrstary Of the
Treasury Hon. r. c. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge architect and three draughsen
temporarily employed. and clerks The Secre-
ay Of the Treasury charged general supervision
o the hsea transactions of the and o the
cu1u Of the laws concerning the and navigation
q the United State- He SuPcrntends the Of the
coast the light house estabsha~nf the hospitals O
the Lrited States and the CONSTRUCTION ~ public
bindings for custom -honses and other purposes.
First Comptoer oScs-Elizha whi.tieaer esq. Comp
oiers and fifteen eks He prescrioes the mode keep
INC and rendering accounts for the civ and diplomatic
vee well the public mnds and and csrheS the
balances arising thereou.
Seeoaa coupire4ier's 0tios-Jehn N. Brndhead $50,
VomPtroer and seventeen clerks. prescrbes the
seeping and rendering the Of the army, navy
a Indian departments o the puhc SERVICE and and
certihes the balances arisng thereon
ys VI Csusaassioa-r of tks CsssoagsHugh j. Anderson.
60 Commissioner apa eleven clerks ne prr~cribes the
os q sreplg aad rendering the 0f the
enas and thurenenfs and 0r The bnidng and repair
~ houses, Dr. and revis md certiass the balances
uEng thercnn.
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Ber Tathsm. New York, Geo NJ Tx
Phiiadesphia praying
granted llsh of ocsoher is4i for improve
making pipes tubes of lead, and
netac ubsanc~ for from the Of
pxleu, the lith Of October le
said pciuR be heard Patent Once
Monday, s4th sepnmhsr next u IL O'Clock, ard all
App1sr cause they
peinon oaGht 10 be granted.
opposzg Patent
Office obecns spesy wrtuns AT least twenty
siod ny either
be hearing
the osce which wfn Furnished
phcaion.
The testimony win be closed The 4ih Of sep
,embar pspcrs testimony
the once before the thar dny the
urvumcnts, any, wi4rtp dHya thereafter
ra.rcd also pubIshed Union, lntri
scncs Even;ns wushnston b c. Repubcan Bain
rnue; Phiaacphia, Pa; Scenn6c AmsncaD
New York Courier, Buffalo, New York and Post Boston,
week fr three successive weeks previous
10 s4fh Of September next, Ihe day 81 bearing
q. r. sHCGERT,
Acting Commissioners of Pnen,s.
s-Eduors papers peHse and send
the bills 80 The Patent Once paper containing
July l3-Iaw3w
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. WAsEINGTOS, ID. c.
Rev Hinaey, President and Professor Of ineerrns
PHILOSOPHY,
william RusE.s LII D. Pues.or Of Mechanical Philosophy and
Rev A. T. Huntington NJ Professor Of the Greek and Latin
Charles q Jert Rhetoric and Bellies Lettrss
M NJ Dr. Professor Of Chemistry ana Natu
T. T. Fraos, a n, srusr.sm Of Mathematics.
William Jll~0n NJ, Fpd4enor Of Modern Languages
r. G. Far A. -, Tutor Gfsek md Lain Lsnghases
j. M, Teacher Of the Preparatory Department
THE begins the last Wedpssday ssembcs
lnne monshs) until the last "Wednesday ~ anue
Canddufes examined Aonday ard Tres
day psecedns openug Tho regular college
ens r the d~E-e OF A. b. Thase wishng 70
ana scientific
three degree r. advanced also
v,ded the deurre Students
prnrchss they proahy ~iI take ancisn
tLses and receive cerbcae acana
artainm-nf-
estabshed under The general
hculry reachcr
w1 hine pupils TO enter college
sncuy win conndcncr invited
be with ibose advantages
peculiar he of general government
Crcufxrv infRmsaon, be reeeved by
plying psrsonaiy or by icfer 20 the president
Iuy T-2fxw2w
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PROPOSED DATES or sArLlxo-tsss

st0pping Southampton, both and Fetafnng hey aef
London ard Havre advantages
other route for the economy Of ime and money.
PazGse from Eeu York 20 Southampton and Bre@sH
cabin. saloan $3.50 first cabin, lower saoon size
second do, 500
newspapers through the post Office
ladIng will be signed the day ~ SAILING
An experienced surgeon 10 a1tached 70 each ship
For freight passare apply 10
e. ii. SAND, William NJ Y.
G. A HEiNEEEN Co., Bremen.
CRDsKEF 4 Co SonthsnptnH
WILLIAM fsELiEs Hare
Mar 6-dIy
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Hon James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and management IL the Post Office Department assigned
the constitution and laws The Postmaster General That
runvenenty arranged and
pared for his nal action distributed among several ba-
reaus follows The appointment 0hce in charge Of the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract ocs in
charge Of the Second Assistant Prtmaster General; the
Finance Office In charge of the Thi Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office In charge q the chief
clerk.
Appointments CoeHoratio Elng, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and clerks. To tins office
assigned al questions which relate the establishment and
appointment and removal a potmafs and ronte and local
aents also the giving Of instructions 10 postmassers-
Pastnasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
letter balances b. this bureau which charged also with
ment and with the supsntendence Of the several agencies
established or supplying postmasters with blanks. To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision Of the mail
steamship nes and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
o,racs 0sles-wilham r. Dundas ESQ.,. Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentvsix clerks To this Of
fee is assigned tbc business 0f arranging the mail service
ar the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence ard proceedings respecting the
OF mode Of de-
arfres and arrivals all the routes Of the
different SECTIONS OF the country. the points
of mail strforou Hnd the regulations fer the government
of The domestic s service Of the United states II pre-
ares the tor ma proposals. receives the bids
and takes charge the annual and occasional mail lettings
ard ts adjustment ard execution o the All
r the establishment alteration n mail
~ sas ce An claims should be submitted for transpor
asis the recognition 0f said
service a first be Obtained thrunEh the Certrart 0ce
for the proper credits AZ the uditors OF
ccire the statement az mail arrangements prescribed Cor he
raprx,~A routes reports weekly 70 the Auditor all
tracts sxecuscd and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the stscs exhibits OF sae maa
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rEMExT, PLANTER HAIR. &c.
o conssny haAd splendid article of cement pastrf
~'s LAwTnN r. HOCyKH,
Kilns squass s0ush % nhs
J.ly I7-eas~ Lower Bndsr, ncs- 9~oseslsxu
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6solsscaI Surveys c1sssioal aa1yss and Lss.oa ~ Pad
He Laaas.
IA. KING, M. D.,
NO ais sueea, esy 81 Rasaisgsoa de-
w Ill geoanEieA Fepossss
easias ke insracfsons prcreeuisg
and n,eEalufxie operations
NOTICE TO HoLDERs OF sousrYI-AsD WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS
During rnSsiax
travelling
the Of making public f0
g-eey portion
giving
hsns familiar ~lfh Of
sysssn ofhcs
searches ne saxaA1d Of
uxsahih1d whct proposes
which
land Of Aiu incyedbse
particularly cs,l OF lead
coal, end Their
NJ these psbc land, which the
raioas sad Other syses o ntsraai wH
consequently, They
only
with with geology,
with The subject of Inc pahtc land surveys
Special references required,
op~rsors tsnn 70 a ps
the work For further Information
shove.
arrrxEscHa
Hon. Thnmas H. Benton.
starxeen U Treasurer, presldens NJ
railroad, 81 Louis, Mo-
Has ~nceIrncs Lieut.. Eserrer BeleviIe, Illinois
Jos Bsnys snlsonlan Washing
d. q. June
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EpwAAs T.. <: a oa5.Ii.ss; M.I .,.s.s " =.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, a Co,
STEPHEN KEsnARD ( CO,
B. G. wslsWRiGaT 1 CO..
GEO. n DRAPER, Havrs
via noI be aeeounissls for gold silver
na srsfr and e vsue thereof expressed therein
Al add
Delaware College.
THE first term of the nert college year win
u-ncr and sixteen werks The
s s e % sSr 81 sS ths student may AXE a fa
rTscui. attention gwen 70 s esnes sna %
vryinE. - =, .,,. -, or
VI weston, A. correspond with hose Of the college
further parriealss address y,uy,voor p..a..,
Nsw4nk, tDei-1 Juy 10, less
m street, side nea Inc eosaer q 2 street Housr son
sans sssVe ro, ana m arg nesssaa gwen no na
stall Adaesaran 60 sotcar's fce fressarS nrpsrtmsnt
yohga O. Sarg mt n Charles Albert.
Aftornsys Cguasezors-sf-Law,
AvE Cor the q professional
u and @ ns e any sass me ss ses may @ r s
et q tas uarri 5a-. STING & e nc "'e o. Onm'i'
Mar zs-eodsur
TOUR 81 BY Lord DE Eaa vol London,
Tse cseaaar q viesory vol. Lsudon, ,ssss
adura Sir Iahissi HrsH'oa vpl London,
History me Corn. q Royal ssppss and Miners a.o's
Iauaau
me lAnsio-Indian Army BY Ksns vo London,
The Great Al e. o rne Army. London, 1855
JenfHga Natural Elements q puireH fconomy vol Lon
is51
Hopkins ca Atno~paerr chunsrs. va. london, lssA
Worlds nevana philips vni Landans lHsa
~ ne I vri- London. l-aa
AIeEsadrB and schools BY Sns.isy voi London,
pu,sss Niurveh; i. history modern srpiorr vol Lon
don
ps Foe aud Claurchais by Losa0a, 1855.
Hess, History, L,sr.nrs, ssd Ar q ne srsss
W Jacobs I Lnnsen. ls35
" krnrn. Lou80u, tess.
nr-h Airu.aae Comp sninriee from
In lc&s, lacarCe.l -
asy FRANcA TAILOR
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6solssoaI urssy. cssseas 4nalysss and Lss.oa u PAD
hc Laads.
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or fke a.tashusat ~ sEssonai Lad 0sies thc Ter
risory Of Orsgon-
uu- February
sufied additionai laad atslci
Territory called Umpqun d'rict embracing
uu ~ fourth stspssrd urHiiei y = hereby
rie liant once far sssG district
spen tecaa hy Unssed
Wncne.fsr IN n4aiar rerrfay, until ordered.
Given wnsar INV haad washnsrau dsv
wav A n 1851 JOHN WILSON,
-nusmirssanrr o. he General Land
Ma0 fs-lH.4a1 rTaieI
tysRrEw-s wAGAzrEE w-y.
III Fnnu hsiar No. 8 Of Hnrprr's -tnrY Bookr
East r~-giveA br rAyL0R N MAuGT.
Rooksp
tsr g~stss~r~ v~p-r vssisrs
vi Rmheffarfas cniisrsn, ~,
Il TAYLOR MAJkkr
Nav Rsnrrtors, sth
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t>RAy~yS LAMB I-oohsnx-<ssass. PsstrMfs s-d Pic
33 Pennsyfvsnia sv.nusPnynv
a- of
SANITY complete
York thereby the s boxings
freight risk Of brrnkngs
The pnhbc respectfully invited 10 cali
luuvr r. dArnlf
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No 537.l
NOTICE of he Removal Of the Land Once from
IN (.Txsros 10 WARSAW, in Of MISSOURI
Under susled IAN authorizing
changes IN the March 1858,
that land once for NE sale
az ,e uuhic will be removed 10 W
~ 1.n,op county, IN iy
Given under Washington this i5 day Of
MAY. A.. D. 1885.
he President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Senersi Land ofce-
Law Notice.
parwrr : sruEwcK. As wILfIAN n. wssR.
ravtnn Ohio. Cincinnsfi. Ono. Washington, d. e.
sCHENcK, CoEwTN, a WEBB.
npF eae. themselves
e. az law in Supreme Cour Of
~. Tinted STATES az all viii be
given them, and they viii attend
rulnr,v Two Of their number VIII be
Wsshinxssn csnstnrfy whenever necesxafy
The Washington where all letters On
tbssr joint hu-in he addressed
s-2aw9m
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Miller Il Brown.

WILL huziness before ue srecusvs Departments n
Supreme Court Of e United sfstes
Crce. street. appo~tp the General Post Once
Jniy l2-2n~3m
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NO. ais sueea, eily 81 washington, D. G.,
w Ill grooEeA reyosss,
erals eagss, kcs nsracnons prnrecuisg ma
ming and rsexalufxfe operations
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ytpFr comnseious and attic honse
n I4h street Of HouTr
tan. paered and pniHfea
tlruuneu and possason gwen imn"f-
x,rl Adaresrsln tfce, Treasury Department
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John o. sara mt A. Charles Aber

Effornsgs osG E0Es'ssttorsT"s-Aa~s
a for the prosecution o oessaonn
ii bnsInes- send cases that may be nrsses
executive departments, the court o. eiams
any caart sitting the Dtstricf Of Cinnhfh
wksHrsaras, o. G., March a. i-a5
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

1NALIENABLE RIsHTs OF AMERIcANs.-
The following are not enumerated in TIT
Declaration Of independence:
TO know any trade or business with
out apprenticeship or experience.
10 marry, without any regard to for
tune, state ofhea allh, position. or opinion
of parents or friends.
To have wife and children dependen
on the contingencies Of business, and il
case Of sudden death, leave them wholly
unprovded fot.
10 pu. off upon hrclins strangers, the
literary, moral and religious education
Of children.
To teach children no good trade, ho
ping they will have, when they grow up
wit enough to live on tho industry o.
other people.
To enjoy the general sympathy when
made bankrupt by reckless specnla
tion,.
To cheat the government if possible
To hold office without being com
petent to discharge its duties.
To build houses with nine and six
inch walls and to go to the funerals o
tenants, f,emen and others, killed b,
their fall, weeping over the mysterious
dispensa,ions Of Providence.
To build up cities and towns withou
parks, and calling pestilencs . vista
tion Of God.
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DW- Judge B--,ap plain. ant
wlhal very worthy man, but no law
yer. was once county judge Of Oakland
Michigan, under the old system. A
cause came on trial before him on one
occasion, ia which the action was found.
cd in tort, and the plea Of the defendant
which was special, was such as to give
him the al Affirmative OF the issue, upon the
strength of which ho claimed the righ.
TO open and close the case. This poln,
was denied by the counsel for the plain.
tiff "who never in the whole course OF
his practice had heard Of such an enor'
nifty, as the defendants presumlns to
open The case" Authorities were brought
and cited however, and the judge, after
mature delbera,ion, determined that
such was tho defendants right, and so
pronounced his decision. After short
pause, during which the plaintiff was
grumbling his dissatisfaction, the court
ordered the defendants lawyer 10 90 on.
"Your honor" said he raising, 81 am
not quite ready to open this case
When | get ready, will let the olher--
side-know p
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T h Q ] eN s.

This people, which has exercised q
more permanent and extensive influence
by its religion than polished Greece BY
her taste, OF triumphant Rome by hel
armies, which has survived the last wreck
Of its places and cities, and the ami
hilation Of its political existence as 6
State, and which presents the wonderful
spectacle ola race preserving its peculi
aritiss Of worship, o. doctrine, language
and feelings, in a dispersion Of l,s0G
years over the whole globe presents to
The mere philosopher not less impor
tant subject of contemplation than to
the lheologian who reads in its history
series Of direct and striking interposi
tons Of Providence.-BoSsuet's MStors
Uniue7Salle
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VALUABLE REcElprs.-To become
rich, save your money and scar your con
science.
To become wise, eat, sleep, and Say
nothing.
To become popular, Join the strong
est church and secret societies.
To become obligng say "yes" TO every
other mans opinion, and have mono o
your own.
To become exalted TO a little Office
be ready at all times to act es TOO
for big men.
To become poor, be honest and avoic
suspicion.
To become insane, spread your sen;i
ments without consulting the oracle,.
To become unfortunate, print you
thoughts.
To become slandcred, edit a pape
and tell the truth Wauhesha Chron
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