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IT II + L o T III E l r f s
Il By MIS-. EHMA D. z. =. sOura~ORIa
SPLENDID PIcrURE OF AMERICAN LIFE.
EVERYBODY ADMIRING AND APPL AIDING IT As 4
MASTER PRODUCTIONS

MASTER PRODUCTIONS.
Complete IL Two volumes paper prize One Dollar or
beurd il cloth One DSl and Twenty Five Cents Seat 70
any place. Zee Of postage receipt ofrerifiArc-s
Ctlsbgstsa Mrs. sou'hvoss former works are rem ns
for The Lo. HERES put the eapst'ne her fame
Ills s remarkable book thoroughly American in ts tres
meat ard chssIetss eonprehsnv in lie scope Accordingly
Interesting fu OF vivid startling po-ious and haFae
iezsd ty resyadus intensy in Ian and plot TIE
rot Hties the book OF this sge; il is sfsnins
popularity ard having circulation The
twentieth sdiion Is published AID for sale THIS d Y
thbee with beautiful Portrait ard AsioHsph o. the
shT ravee steel IL line AM si9se In tie dnss style
Of the att well view Of Prospect Cottage the residence
Ms. soutl worth. the Poto-noc.
READ THE BRIEF EXTRACTS FROM LENGTHY
oPIMOSs GIVEN By TUE PRESS.
It tie creates. novel Of the s.e Mr., i III dos.t az
eiIs .JSir, "a he boz IA, tnehaisedu Us"
seE IoIk Weekly M!ror
we have read The Loo, Here's. with much interest II
character portray since the death Of Sir Water Scott IL
h. hLe traits, e1:eilesi moral. sc r,,..
We pronounce Maud Hunter, the Lee, Helreu' Of
the mot besusl he,oias' Te ever met nm n se pas o.
hbawori OF powerful interest Already have THOUSANDS
read The LIST heie.' and thousands more ~i do the
and 81 will ssree that Mrs sogth~oL the oss Amer
lean wrer fthe age" lPhi,dslphit Merchant
In power Of de,cr ,on she has superior and there
caene ami purity In all that she writes which canno' f.
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vbon ell orders addressed For sale by BOOK
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nECORATINE fRESCO PAINTER OF the
- GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL 10 ready 10 DEC
or aTF b. the approved manner In all styles Address
A. No 7ts sprinsst NewYors GEOR9G FIC5T:
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
Il II. Paiutinr by AIRY Sehefer,
THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
VII remain exhibition until further notice -
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II Press-Nil be Published Feb. l:
VNHE WAYS OF LIFE-showing the Right
i Way and Wrong Way, the High Way, and the Low
WAY the True Way, and the False Way the CPwri Way
and the Downward Way the Way Of Honor and the Way Of
Dhhonor. By REV @. S. wEsvEs. Price, 50 eents Pub
lslsd by
YowLERs AND WELLS, No 500 Broadway. HeSf'rti
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hearing adapted to both sexes and 20 al classes Bought
ont 70 plain yet elegant stye believe IL viii be heartily
welcomed By the lovers Of Good books
Tie .uthoY s.ys The made Of drops SO the
influence ls the world upward composed Of tue best
tbousbs and prayers OF earnest snd aspiring minds
Eyery boob It's reader the conviction that ~ n
tent was rood the oaspog Of an earnest AL g
cious wish Ii II will leave blessings where GOES 10
proportion to the strength fthst conviction"
TIE following interesting topics among the Contents
Principal and Pleasure; Honesty and Policy; Right and
Msh, Show and Substance; Luck and fuek Theory sae
Practice Fact ard Fiction; The Real and Ideals The Seen
and the Unseen Character and Reputation Knowledge and
Culture; The Actual and the Possible
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Co.'S No $50 BrosdwsyWe agree fully with the yeEfct
Of q musical psper that . o
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with gr.st csmor; but this reduction only equal 20 the
price o. the Original Edons palpsby showing the inpos
bity of corureting longer Original Editions are those
bought the eouposer snd the proof corrected BY
himself Re prints Editions which the pubheIs get up
without payH ent. -
Our Cstsosue Of n 600 Original WORKS for which the
poseIs been ad and published BY with cspal Of
led sues BY some publishers Of Boston, Philadelphia, and
NevYort To stop this hereby declare that We shall sell
our iainsi Editions which hsve scen reprinted, at
HALF PRICE
ruhic choose between tbs Reprints and the
Chespsr Orisns Editions We hope the public will side with
u.s. end cpnue their ayOrs ours is the largest PubshnE
and Importing House In the United States under the ira OF
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Cost ano fcnno.

MERCHANTS BANK, Sew-York Jan. 1885
&3 600 REWARD-stolen, or r, delivered ed
OF COLD containing s5 coo each The above reward wilt
be PAID for the recovery Of the property. - .
Y slLLINAN Cashier
q. = REWARD on the evening of 9th
Sp - inst from the door pieces Black Enaneled Duck,
u a. inches wide The sboy, reward will be paid
for their recovery. ID. HAMMOND, No - Cedar st.
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PRISON BUT NO WIFE,
~ The sxscrdnt senison produced in Literary circles BY


'' CaiRMISG ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE
edition edition bis wonderful Book From
lengthy review, several hundred received we e1tia
We prefer eomendins the book beyond question The
'Tu'ns Of TIE seson and We u yitSo1t hes.
tiruous romance ~ Jouinsl OF Com nerce
ofHosce Wsposs writings. with the precision and eegsnes
which ehsrseteiled LORD che''eFaea'' letter. y us
unparalleled es1SoI - has here unfolded the ptre-
oenee bearpg bis heart bis eeve for dsss 70 peek At -
the desTh Of public presenting pq1ini
nineisJ, wObdsrior The recreation Of SOCIETY," W., T,,
The court.hp recorded here Oth- r,I' eg.n ist
ofleVt A. @ip5or" IPren,ss's L5ais7ile Journal
The sisst into the r.ali.p prison Of St Anires piece
power 70 ave prize see1aiasy as. ea'uiiy as
'Tfes I !. gHSss sn, M ~ l' +1 rs: the
l,.der compelled to 'y@Pahzs with him BY susn.-, r.asr
seriously there original, piqusnt ana sngulaIa
book in American ersinIs 1t, sutser !. .o'' OF cross %
With the e1eepsrn of Rousseau. On. we DO net
remember to have heard Of any such sell OF
love and the lover" New. foIk pres.
Ing from Re besnnia to the epd and a. Ies:b volume it
fer suips'e anything that has been ieesay PaS1nsd
positive tutobogrsphy By man Of seknowleegsd fash
ion 81 associate Of no5es and princes t1E ". hsT ne
be popular sr golaiity IN the wy Of .eIaafs Is GCa
Tie bool therefore. hs. all The of tilt Of
kpisht addition that Of the 60 nbstahts
is swOnsa-a species Of heart endored An'z 1ii u
az you red The first chapter Of tie volume 10 T
fb stop without the consent Of yogr VII
gre" Worcester Mass Palladium
OF wIKOFFs COuRrsHlP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
READY TdIs DAY
Prise In pAper 4 Is In cloth binding, 81 -
Orders should be addressed to G. DERBY, Paoi'her,
For.sle BY Booksellers and New. gents. everywhere Sin
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29

THE SONS OF THE 81 r Z 5
1876 1883:
History Of the Rise Progress snd Destiny OF
THE AMERIC AN PARTY,
And its probable influence the next Presidents Election
LErTTR OF THE HON n. A. WISE
AGAINST KNOW NoTHNGs.
By American.
CHAPTER CONTENTS.
The American Party
II Causes Of It's Origin
i'll Principles Stated Illustrated and Enforced
N.-Tbe Objects which this Organization Aims to Ae
complish
v-The Necessity Of such az ORGANIZATION Examined.
vI-The Exisences Of the Times Demand sn American
Party.
vIII-Tbe Rapid Progress and Wide Extent Of IL, Inf1
ence an Argument for the Excellence Of the Ameri
Ix.-The Plan Of Operation adopted by the American
X-The Probable Influence If the American Ps'ty on
the next Presidential Election.
The shove boob 10 ADD viii be issued in few
DAYS 1t 10 from the OF ope Thoroughly scq1.ned WIN
the Of American politics. sod the cause. which
the existing corruption 10 b. gh pisces ne tsces
out the operations Of foreign element IN our Oo'ern
mental Insitu ions, and shows thai the .., go,
SONS OF THE SOIL SHOULD GOVERN THE SOIL.
This the authors strong position which he Dasoaas by
The book one that should be in the hnds OF native
born citizen 6 well foreigner. The politicians will have
the boob for they have personal Interest ~ the
ouesion--'' WHO WILL BE OUR NEAf PRE- 5iDENF ~,
Il will produce rafting ameng the dry bones Of old political
paTtizsns.
Pubished by ~
LIPPINcOTT, GRAMBo Co., Philadelphia
And for sale by al booksellers
Pnce IS cents liberal discount nsce % those VINO puI'
chase IN quantities r.,
TIE hook will be by mail to any part Of the United
States free of postage, on receipt Of 81.
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6ctels.


THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-
Il ROPEAN PLAN, Broadway conner Of Houston St, 90
the block Eis 10, Meopolit4l and Nielos THIS aew
hotel In the heart % Brosd~sy will sucry great deslea-
m TIE public In soperor s:eopmo-
d.tn. the best Of the city, AZ moderate rsfss
Rooms 50 IS day. areofdne 70 location rs The
house rr5esors the addition Of two spacious
ans new hahpIs sud will accommodate, when eoup7tsd,
sbc four hurd,i saests The buidloss will 30 eeln
present house 81 hen he thoroush rDovss TIE -saro
OF tot the plan FOR sie. sell a. sent asn,
which bas WITH marked favor will be eonraaed me
Dining saloon will b. y By e0 feet with private dnus 100 ms
meals iuphse ordered At prices gdsd % sur ne ~
verience OF those inclined TO economy swe " the tastes %
those The bou. will be hoouely ees.ed
u pipes Of approved construction Every room
hiss II be sin bells and There sil be bath.
ns saloon III baths fer lsdes The furniture wi
be al spared that contbate. % comfort
prominent bsn without unnecessary Expenditure tor nero
exsvAssn az funisn hotel scomtnodstns 10
th ost desirable c,ity with sub-sotii comfort, At
s low cost he afforded AID PUBLIC ARs ASSURED
THAT IRE ESTABLISHMENT SURPASSED foR rHc
RFsPEcr,BsLiry DEcosUs, oRoEs SEsrSEss, ArrEsrioS
,Np COMFORT Win WHICH IT SMALL Be CONDUCTED Eas
ACCOMMODATIONS IBE PRESENT SMITHSONIAN, AE
NOT YrERFEREp rHs ssw WORKS ASn nv FsiEsps
AND PATRONS ARE INVITED TO CONTINUE rh.ia tavon As
BEREToFoRE rlpNbf NJ s,aS.
EIUSEUM HOTEL, No % Ann-st, few
kNi doors om BraiTsy Furnished Rooms 10 let ey iie
n,ht wee. sT gle Rooms. Is eents Open ell nsnt
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LIFE ILLUSTRATED-A new, frst-class
IL Weekly Newspaper. at 81 year. TIE WATER
CURE and PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNALS. mcnihly, each
at 81 year Published by FowLERs and WELLS, No.
Sos Broadway New.York. Three Dollars viii for the
thee journals year. Now is the time TO subscribe
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Boarb ann Rooms.


DOARD.-A pleasant Parlor and Bedroom may
ID be obtained Mrs AusTINs No II East iie.t near
uuion.q Al,O single Room Dinner at 0''oc' ia'
DOARDING-At Nos. 45 aud AZ East Broad
ID way; 9lsssso, ROOMS for Gensmsn and then Wives;
also. ROOMS for sinsls Gen,lemel OF ssy sosIdes.
DOARDING.-A front ROOM to LET, with
- BOARD in a5u.e with all the modern Improvements.
No. $50 Gresps., ihfes door. tom CHA 90 place
DOARDING.-A second story front Room, also
ID asman Roo n for aoentemon, At No 40 Bleeeketstl
BOARD in BFACH-Sr.-A pleasant, well
~ and ca. viii be is, with BoXao to Gsotlsmsn and
Wife, Can BE- upfunished Il desired Also ssas!s ROOM
Apply at No. IS Beseh.st
D0ARDING-A Gentleman aud his Wife can
ID be with Board in dat. s.' use VIII
trout Bed with hot sad cold w,er ~
rs,mssest bosd,r Inquire It No 32 ID ey between 18th
srd 2oths,s References exchanged
DOARD in BROOKLYN-With a small family.
ID Rooms furnished unfarai.hed for single Geniemen, or
door from oou.t-.,. .--.--.
DOARD in BROOKLYN-Withi We minutes
sT,,y sa.l gs ,smen can be sioi with Dlseslnt
Rooms Apply No $50 Henry', between PerePsss and
EURNlSHED ROOMS, with BOARD-At No.
Il 2u shthsy. between ,fth and 18Th It Rooms ., %
rer and Dpwud ersasfsst and ss fa bo,sd 81
who devote thesev,. ton ths french
spsu'se music snd drawing attend % e..s.. In the house
DLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, 10 private fam
i ily for single Gentlemeo, ora Gentemn and hh
Wife. APplys No 80 Wss, &thst
DOONS to LET, with partial BOARD-Also,
IL PsIlor and Office and Laboratory e, sdsntsti sne
front Bas,ment suitable for Physicians Ofce. Apply I'm
M lately at No. n Bonds
DOOMS to LET with or without BOARD
IL Pleasant neishborhcOd. Terms l,w Apply at No ~
Mercers,., Jersey City.
INV o single GENTLEMEN can be accommo-
dated .ith pleasant ROOM 10 hoS'e oesupitd BY
an All family of sr.sn persons Also ROOM for youns
LADY Those who prefer the coaorts Of hono 10 board
horse NAV tee BE susd Terms low Bath ssd go 10
he house Location NO. 81 West 3th 1t near 6,h-.y
81 BOND.sT.-A few very good Rooms 10 let,
with without Board u GsDtsmonj also hrsi clsse
Rom srd Bedroom, with without fnrn ture. Water and
gas i1 the roon,. ----
HXO BROADWAY.-Suites of ROOMS on
U4C fft and sseOnd hoors. with full BOARD; also, oos
or iwo Rooms. Crates single Gentle HOUSE COZ
taiDs all the modern Ia proveDents
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VNHE WING ALMANAC for 1855, is now
ready containing in addition 10 the usls calendar pages
and Astronc rnca Ctlculations: - ,z.... -
THE CONVENIENT OF TIE UNITED STATES, Ex
AIIsT Of TaE MEMBERS OF TIE SENATE AND
HOUSE OF REP aESENTATlVEs Of the United States
PMPMBERs or THE XXXIyth CONGRESS Is far as
elected -
TaF WAR IN EUROPA Historical Review.
TIE KNOW -N0THIN0S-ThsI Rise, Progress and pioo'
sLAvERY LEGIsLATIoN-The Fugitive Save Laws Of
1888 Is5The Kankhs Nebraska Bill, and Senator Sew
AIDS speech thereon. &c. -,
BFCIPkOCITY TREATY With Englsnd-Treaty with
Jtpap-Importsnt Acts Of Corgrsss &c
NATIONAL FINANCES-Reeeipis and Expenditure OF
Expenditures for 1888 - . -. r 60. c,,,
Cover ors tine o. holding Elections Meeting oil Letids
FLECTIoN RETURNS from the several States Of the
Uoon carefully compiled AID compared with former Eec-
tons extre.sly for TIE Wits Amsnsc.
Price Il. each g. per dozen 81 per 100 Psm,s,
ter others ncosing 81, postpaid, will be enu1ed to IS
copies Postage The Whig Almanac whsH f~-P"'d o1e
GREELEY & McELRArH,
Tribune Building New.YOrk
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ing Noe 70 and q Frsnkfost. sell soited of ~
cal business WI have power hoswsy .ls ~ 80,
BIZ ,,,sn steam pover vii be supplied 90 reonsSe
dsy o. Nah. Wll be ready April ArfJ % sn>~
JENKINS Ne. u ErsshsortC.
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pRooFIREADSEkLA young M1nj iay 9isRLl,
this city speaks the Spanish ansrsge perfectly Salary at
rr,s,nt no object Call on = KING M. "a FmnAIgsr
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FOR EURopEAs oikCVL. II0S ,,.,.
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IF this should meet the notice of JOHN or
i HENRY PHEBUs. they would hear something to their
advantage by calling at NJ. S37 4th
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims against
II me FIRM GA HOPPING Co are hereby required 10
present The A..snee st hi, oees Nc 81 Wshias
S And al persons indebted 10 the s.h f sfe reS1red TO
male inrnec ate payment r. T. EAIhboSc,
esx.Yors Jan 10. 1855 Asznee.
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WI Saturday the 18th Of Bowey and Grand
Had bus cloth ovrcoat liniog black Cashmere
pans black red flannel under shit snd draw
sr,; white muslin shirt open behind ck sik crtSat and
szed cap under side Of mont white Stands hve feet four
inches kh with black whters around the chin. Any in
respecting him will be thankfully received By bis 81
fictsd family az No S3f Bleeeker-st
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- CALIFORNIA, ORsGoN, AID rHE sANo"ICh
=, .~ns n rnhjksA on %. departure o. ssh MAI steamer
- s.nnv.I ct 81 50 per single eofdss sis CebH
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NWNERs OF WESTERN LANDS can find q
" buyer In the advertiser Name STATE county township
.ct,on sod say whether timber prairie price and
terms. chain Of TILE aud VOC viii expense o. eI
amin s II found different from representations Address
No. siz New YORK City Rost Ofice-
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WANTED-As situation by middle-seed Scotch
w woman in a SINAI private family to do GeSERAL
HoUSEWORK and ASSIST in WASHING and IRONING.
IL good Plain Sewer and wiling TO make herself generally
useful Eas objection 20 the country Albany
fersd Apply al No. l6f CanA.s.
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L'OR ADOPTION.-A healthy Female Child,
6ns looking Of American pareniale. estd 10 yeN.
offered adoption any Kind, responsible person Tie
SEX and not expected 70 survive and 7ud like 70
procure home for her child. Call at No lp frontsi,
r. kl.u
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NAkUENER WANTED.-A married Man,
" Trustworthy sober and well recommended rsy hear Of
perm situation the North River by Leaving his address
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Gpetial Notices.

-,enth Anti-sIsyery Lecture, at the 1aeern-ee on
TUT sDAY EvErIN0. Jan g. % u 3eoes oJ ,,s
80 oni,sv ADAM subject: WHAT MAKES SLAVERY
4 ~ ny sTIls OF EATIOsAL CONCERGf
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60 Ubom it Alap Concern.

CITY ard COUNTRY ADVERTISING
~ Uson the philosophy Of Advertising ard tho best pFae
cal carrying the system valuable Information
may b had at PAL1ERS Advertising Agency Tribune
Bgfldirfs Eew-York.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-10
V,REAsURE, PACKAGE & LETTER

IL Express, daily 10 and from Downieville and
aha northern and southern mines in connexion al
hs,ysIdle with Adams 81 Cos, by every steamer
to the Atlantic States and Europe, South America,
Australia, Oregon, the Sandwich Islands and
China
Renewed facilities are now offered 10 the public
for transmitting gold dust, valuable packages and
letters, at reduced prices 10 all parts of the world
al our principal Offices.
From Marysville 10 Dobbin's Ranch, Fosters
Bar, Billiards. Bar, Stoney Bar Camptonville Rail-
road Gulch, Oak Valley, Slate Range Indian Val
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Frenchmans Bar, Missouri Bar, Sweetland's, San
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From Downieville TO Forrest City, Smiths Dig
gings, Kanaka Creek, Minnesota, Wolf Creek,
Snow Point, German Bar, M. f., Concord Bar M
f., SCOTS Flat Moores Flat Orleans Flat. Eu.
reka South, Back Bone House, Illinois Bar, S.
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North, Craigs Flat, Rapid Creek, Sierra City
Sierra Valley, and the other places on the route,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
On Adams 81 Co., in all the principal cities in
the Atlantic States and Europe, and payable at the
following banks:
E w. Clark 81 Bros, ST. Louis, Mechanics
and Farmers Bank, Albany; Utica City Bank,
Utica Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse Bank OF Au.
burn Auburn Bank Of Attica, Buffalo; Rochester
City Bank, Rochester; G. Smith 81 Co., Chicago;
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pany, Milwaukee Michigan State Bank Detroit !;
Commercial Branch Bank OF the State OF Ohio,
Cleveland Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio
Highest price paid for gold dust.
Sight checks on Marysville, Sacramento, San
Francisco, and all the principal towns of Califor-
MIA. Deposits received, special or otherwise.
Collections made on all parts Of the Atlantic
States and California; and all other branches Of
express business promptly attended TO. The
latest dates Of Atlantic and California papers
Subscriptions and advertisements received for
newspapers and periodicals, free Of charge.
Special messengers are dispatched with every
treasure express.
SAM. w. LANGTON 81 BRO.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
The WOOd-Gas Controversy.
RATH Err sharp but distant firing


IA carried on by some persons interested in
Wood-Gas Patents and we perceive that the
smoke Of their cannon has somewhat obscured
their vision. DR.. O. G. Page, as the attorney for
w. p. Mcconnell, having presented his claims
through our columns, l.. r. Breisach of this city,
has presented those of Pettenkofer & Rutland OF
Bavara-he being their assignee-through the
columns OF the Daily Times of the Sd instant He
states that the first patent for the Bavaran inven-
ton was issued on February "a, 1851 an au,hen-
ticated copy of which has been filed in our Patent
Office also, that the claims Of his assignors were
filed in the Office, TO protect their rights, more
than year ago. As no patent can be obtained
for making or using Wood-Gas, the disputed
point relates 10 the apparatus, which embraces
the relocating the gas-passng it over a red
surface in its way 10 the cooler-after il is gene
rated; this is clearly stated in DIR. Pages letter,
on page so. Now, as Mcconnell claims 10 have
invented the apparatus for relocating Wood Gas,
as far back as lS49-two years previous 10 the
granting OF the Bavarian patent-and as he OBJ
tanned patent for the same, on the Goth day OF
September last, although contested by Pettenko
fer d Rutland, we cannot well conceive who L. r.
Breisach wants 10 frghten, by declaring through
the columns of the Times that he will prosecute
the violators OF the Bavarian invention. He gives
this notice 10 all who take interest in the intro
duction OF this invention, but, in doing So he for
got 10 present any fact upon which the public can
rely, TO show what patent rights he possesses
When he again writes to inform the public that he
has certain patent rights, and will prosecute these
who infringe them, we hope he will be so good as
TO state what these rights are so that the public
may know what he means.-Setentife american.
Nov lift