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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-12-26
The Book Trade in
.a IOWA.

II. M. 7UE1110VT.
F." Muscatile, Iowa.
Would call the attention Of the Trade, and Of
country merchants generally 70 his
largo stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS BLANK WORKS
:. WRITING PAPE4S. STA 7YONERY
+. WALL PAPER 49,.
= MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
All Of which have been bought in such large
quantities direct from the publishers and man
ufacturers In the eastern cities and at the low
est cash prices that no 10 able TO defy all comna
tition, and can sell to booksellers and merchants
at Chicago and st Louis prices.
Among his stock nov in store or shipped to
him from the east may DO found
s72s Of McGufey's Eclectic Readers
5s65 Sanders Parkers and Denmsns do
1s6l Eeys arithmetics and algebrss
2lk Thompson,s do do
llsl Davies do do
1894 do Higher Mathematics
1889 Colburn's Adams StoddArd's and smi,bs
arithmeUcs n@
s765 Wells Bulion's and Kirkham's gram.
3ls7 Smiths Browns Clark's and Penneo's do
1877 Bibles and Prayer books
1851 MitcheFs Smiths and Olney's georrsj,hi',
2595 elementary spoilers -
1851 other school books used in lows
81 gross slatss
- webster's unabridged $40 dictionry
42sl reams cap letter hii and note paper
| 1895 Gatcapand folio post do
1911 tissue and wrapping do
| Glsl rolls wall .n do
1884 window do
llsl quires medium deny and csp led gers jour
| nals aud records
$751; IL bound ledgers day books and records
III gross pass books and tuck msmorandums
| 742 steel pens ..r
| 1896 volumes law books
1855 medical do |-*..
| sl465 stsnaard and miscell aneous do
| l76O note books including shawms Psalmistas
| new Carmina Sacra Halieinjah Harp of the South
! sacred melodions &c. &c.
425l copies instruction books for the pia no organ
meiodeon violin ACCORDION guitar &c.
| 100000 buff white note and card cnYeiops
Also . larSe stock q
gold pens
| fine pocket cutlery
portemonpaies, pocket. bill and
blank books, ladies' reticules, card ca
sss, furnished wallets, portfolios, ma,he-.
| ma,ical instruments, sheet music chess
men, writing desks, &c. &c.
All the above stock
he will sell
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
al the very lowest rates.
BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
and all others who wish TO buy books and sta
| tonery, will do well TO call and examine hi.
stock the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
IN IOWA, before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders filled with promPtness and at tho
| lowest rates.
@ Cash paid for rags.
Il. NJ. BURNETT.
Muscatine. Iowa. nt6-ff
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SAMUEL DEWELl,

SAMUEL OEWELl,
SurVor at Upton and General Land agent
WILL attend promptly TO al business requiring
IN agent; such ~
OCYLNG and SHILLING ON CONMTS-
# SION
PAYING OF TAXES
giving information respecting lands il, this coun
ly &c. Emigrants aud settlers can get choice sc
etctions Of lands BY ealing at his Office.
FOR SALE. Lots and 5, Block II, town oil
Rochester, upon which 10 situated conforta
Die dwelling with cellar and well by
SAMUEL DrwELL.
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8 w T. T l. A Nd l. YDE r,
DEALERS
F.J.MJLY GROCERIES

DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Tipion, Ioua.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having formed a co.
partnership in the above business, and hay-
Ing pure hased the
Largest stock ..a Greatest variety
Of Family Groceries ever brought to Upton,
are now prepared, at their Store, opposite the
Eagle Hotel, to supply their customers with
choice and superior articles as follows.
Best Rio Coffee,
Sugar House Molasses,
Rc-boiled !"
New Orleans I"
Best Coded Syrup,
Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
Salayatus, pimento, indigo, nladder, raj.
sins, Figs, Prunes, .7lmonds, En-
giish Walnuts, Brazil MUS,
Ftberts, Dried Peaches,
Rice, tar, White fish,
.Nackerel, Lend,
Cordage.
Shot.
Young Ugsoa Tea. Imperial DO, G.eem Pou.i,y. III.
iab' ehW's, Bnesefs, Povd~r, Sop, na,is,
GLARS, Candies, Broouss, Wash.
bonds, Ink Paper V,n.gar, .HateL.
IS, Starch, Sahpeter iiiap, Naaseg4,
Tobacco, II all kmds, Cfgars II ali "a.
r,et,ss DAIRY Sat-, kaaatava SAT-,
Biaek"g, BED eords, Pepper Sane,, I'm.
CAPS, Pipes, Cassia, Oysters, Clothes Pms,
ffn1l Star candies Cuba Sires, PIPE stems DC l..
And nsHy other ARTICLES too numerous 10 ment.o.
They have also large stock Of
PRESERVED FRUITS,
sucn as
Preserved Nrawbeyries,
Raspberriss,
Cherries,
Ounces,
Lines,
Oranges,
Gingers,
Jeii,es,
branded Fruits assorted,
Blackberry Cordial,
F1arering Extracts,
Peaehe,, Oyesters, etc.,
ALSO
QUEENSWARE & GLASSWARE
ETC., etc, etc.
The articles are all warranted OF 90 I'd
quality, and will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash.
The Subscribers believing that the mercantile
business VIII yield good profit on the invest
ment, will be thankful for share OF public pa,,a,.
age, and IL 1t should turn out Improbable. they
believes that they can receive a break down a.
eohpiacently as any other men
e1 Please call and satisfy yoursel, es.
SHETLAND & SNYDER.
[no45i)
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a. s. half Of N. E. qaarter Of section II
T. 81, r. ". For sale by
..s SAMUEL DEwELL.
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FOR SALE. Lot ., Block %. town Of
Rochester, by
SAMUEL DEwuLL.
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Carpenters Tools.

From the Ohio Union Tool Companies.
DLANES-Jointers, jack, smooth and fine
L planes, bead and match planes, rabbit,
sash raising pianes-a so, common Sitting and
mortice guages, spokeshaves- broad and band
axes, hatchets,, AIDES, hammers. Spear Il
Jackson's rip, and and tenon saws. socket an d
hrmer chissels, guages, augers and squares,
beve.s. saw sets. bench screws, marking and
brad avis, oil stones, scfewdrivers. spirit lev
els, brase and bits Of all kinds, viz: auger, gim-
blet, centre and spoon bits-spike and nail
gimblets, nail punches, iron ard steel compass
es, box wood and ivory ru'es, saw, ehisel an
augsr handles. drawingkuives, chalk lines.
single and double plane irons, fiat and round
morseplayers, boring machines, hollow augers,
&C., &c., at MYERS.
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GROCERIES,! NOlIONo!
10 HIN w e A We r
Having purchased the store recently occupied
IL by NJ Chambers 4 Son, and removed ms
stock Of goods TO the same, Is now prepared 70
supply hi. customers with full supply OF
Groceries. Of all kinds, and good quality,
at Mu,catine prices. His stock consists OF
sUeAR. corfEs, EoLAssKs, RICE. aAisoHs,
SALT, rEAs SPICES, GINGER
and all articles usually sold by grocer.
- Tobacco, cigars, ppss
css1ies, co~Jectio~erses Ts,ts and cakes
always kept on hand. Also
all kinds. cheap for cash.
GORDON Is HARD TO TRAVEL,
All persons knowing themselves to be indept'
cd I. me either by note, book account or other.
wise, are requested to call and settle hin'
should be sufficient mss JOHN WEAVER.
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II 4 C. L CHAMBERA
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGIS1N
TIPTON, IOWA.

TIPTONs IOWA.
DsALsRs IN
Pain rs OILS, DYE STUFFS.
.-4q. GLASSWARE, WINDOW
y, a. Glass, HARJNISHES,
. s.. TERPEETLNE, .'
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS,
.nusHrs. FANCY scars, PEaruMraIEs
TOILET ARTICLES. ...4
In short, every description Of goods usually
found in Drug Stores, all Of which ere offered
at ohe lowest prices.
Also for Sale.
DR. Wis,ar,s Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
y Osgood,s Indian Cologogue.
- Rogers LverwoIt and Tar, :,
i, Guvsiott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparala,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
4. Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
y Moffatts Life Pills and Phenix Buffers,
- 0illman's Mamaluke Linimsnt,
do Vegetable and anti bilious pin
y II. G. Farrsifs Arabian Lninent,
1" A. G. Braggs M stang Linimsnts
And many other popular medicines q M
nav. Tlpton, Nov. IL, 1883
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Doctor Won rseDf.
The POCKET .ESCUL-dPIUS,
on, EyERY ONE his own PAync,.s

HE FIFTIETH Edison
1 with One Hundred En-
cravings showing disease.
And MalformstioLs Of the Hu.
man system In every shape
and form. To which Ii added
. Treatise on the Diseases 81
Females, being Of the highest
UNDO rtancA To maIriaa nnn
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New Goods.
AND PLEsTY OF THIN.
Fall and Winter stock Jus, reesiy. i ,,.m
BOsTON.

FRIEND & CULBERTSON
Embrace this OPP sEtgnity Of return NJ than
thanks to this libe. Al and 'slnerous community
Tor past fasors and patror age, and 10 inf ,r n
,heH customers and The 'rest Of mankind" taai
they are still on hand at their esi establishment in
the brick building on the
CORNER OF CED.sR & FIFTH STREETS
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and ST. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS or
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows.
.Hsrremac, Coeheco Alien r. 20,
Philips, Fall R,rer, Globe.
Orange, &c.
coTToN GOODS.
shee,ings, Shirtings, Osnaburphs. and
all kinds OF goods for men
and boys wear.
American and French Twilled Cloths,
american and French Broad Cloih,,
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain and ,willed.
H.HERICAN (.4SSI.MERES.
Plain and fancy.
TVV1ED9.
Plain and colored
oAIIlNETTS, CASHMERETTS.
sHEEPs-GREYs, JEANS, &c,
RIHDor1a.
VI all xmas, quantities and colors.
VI al Kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
AVE-, LsAN LISTERS, SILKS, ALpAccAs, NE
hSos, DE LANES, GIsGHAMs, NAN
kss, TickiNGs, nRnLrsGs,
LfSssYs AND TLASSELs.
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Groceries:

large and full supply Of all kind. KEEP, con.
stantly on hand.
Hats And Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Queens Ware, Glass Ware, Hard War.
Cutlery, UMBRELLA, and Baskets.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
q Wanenied 70 fit or no sale.
IobACCO AND CIGARS, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
rancy hxsns, and--and--we "ca,e in.o ".
cant begin to tell half we have got. but II anv
sas desires further information il will be cheer.
anIy gwen at the store, as we have clever and
.perite, clerks constantly on hand whose mot not.
NO trouble 20 show COodx.v
var prices are decidedly low, as We are ia.
!ernined to "bust all to smash" rather than =.
;n .pL $50 and Il any body don't believe Il
r;. FRIEND & OJLBERrSON.
Upton, November II, saBA @
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70 9HR 4ADsgn,

We havs on hand large and splendid asor,.
ment OF Barages, Tissues, Jacfonet,s. Cam.
offcs, SWISS, Insertions, Ed ings, Dress trim
mihgs, Dress Buttons, Collars, Cuffs, Caps. &c
BoNrETs,
sHAwLs, GLovEs,---Lisle thread and
a"-PAhAsoLs, HAsDKERcHIEys,& &c. &c.
And finally, 10000 other articles which "a, y.
seen by giving them call. Alsn =
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SDev Drop Lodge, l. o. a. T.. meets attas
= saan h9nm IN Upton, ss Tuesday sveniss "
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The undersigned would further inform the
public that their stock Of the above articles as
large, and well selected, fresh from Boston and
~, Louis uarkeLa aad will IA -o!d a. urices ..
cheap a. ary place north CT ~. Lass> Gi,s us
aesH SHAW. BAGi.t.Y n -.
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ri1ae between Washington and whssllAg bus at
Tnroush ale. cts and s.ggn3s Cheeks DC Ina
Washington.
ilE Baltimore Railroad, having greatly Improved
western ors bs fullest nductmnis
The brtween me trains from Washington and tbs
West promptly
Washington junction. taey called the Relay ouse ans mle
natmsre This Only required
Wasuagoa and Ohio baggage checked through
me Washington station and eebeeked and
through tickets for points beyond The conneclns
washington daily AZ o. M ard Az m on Sundays al The
wnssas as made with the trains Of the CEN
whse through Cambridge, Zanesvie and Newark,
Chicago, &, Ioals. sc:
of the Little Mint railroad xsnia cINCiNNaTi, LOUIS
nsa w me 81 trans through a% Dayton To- NArous Tars
iaae, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock Island, 81 LOUIS Se
Matches Orleans, sc.which sold Washington
rea at Cscinaa,i 70 the mail steamers on The Ono
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
tickets sold when the Ohio navgabe between
whesns and wel.sie tory miesl where with
Tvelers requested notice that while this is The
the great West The distance from Warrington Cincinnati
es es miles, being about 100 mss shorter han by any other
Fare by through ,eke, from Washington wheeling 50
BY ralroad SIS hy steamer from CINCINNATI ss indaaapo
Is and ss Louis sas 50 and sss; Memphis
For rrsdere. and apsrs Ferry ainpbuvg Berkeley Springs
Cumberand Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and famoun
Baltimore Wheeling 9, m
ul" % RON Wasn1etun p.mor no,o. s,se,, "A
vor further information, through ucke &c apply TO tn H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. -
Master Of TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
May 5-dtf Ohio Rnlroad, Baltimore.
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NAauISGToN AQuEDuCT,
Washington, March 7, 1855
pROPOSAIS ivei brick
dams tunnels, and aisr of the Washington nqneduc
Proposals received the s May will be opened al noon of
hnt
profcs specifications will be ready
ami and 2oth day nf April
&c &c described Ia the plans and
Of works be- completed under The
all unhuirhef
appropriations Congress The engineer
under each appropriation aud IN chse
holding sufficiently decide when and
shall stopped uni funds become available
entire stoppage work for want Of
funds reserved will pd II, in The Judgment Of
engneer work has been properly executed 20 far as has
Payments specie upon The United State
cent will dition Of all that the work
shall be paid their full monthly and IN specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work on
Washington Aqueduct"
the right all the bids
deemed and 10 such
may considered conducive the OF the
work. #t#E- I
responsible persons, effect he they under
bidder his their bid be accepted,
obaalon Within with good and sufficient
of the work nnderakeu said guarantee
accompanied United states district
United district some oceI OF
general individual known the Engi De-
War; that the able TO make good their
IS +
Bids win be opened presence bidders IL any of them
choose be present
Capt of Engineers in charge
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Red,Aiion Of Fare to California.

J ! KeduIIVH V FaFe 70 CALIFORNIA.
HcA U1ted STATES mail steamships leave New York
~%Y&2 Tor AspnwaH the 5ih and both Of each month,
u44B connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO San
Francisco.
anshps inspected and Iroved the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety. ~
The Panlna railroad 17 oDg from
and Is crossed in or hours The baggage
Francisco
The money paid expenses of the "Trip.
Reserve New York; Panama, and
San Francisco detention in OF aecden SO that
the route Is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
women aud children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply the III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
MaYe-du
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The pefpoa ~
naynen o the subscription BE- maae in advance.
Distant subsciibers may mone " teller
which pad a. suu,rd ritstt
rsustnissna,
The CtuNTrY PArER il published tri-weesg
sious Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period lees year will be
terms proporion.d the above annual
nyP )sTMAsTERs authorized asenp ~
sending US DAILY subscribers,
sEM-wEEKLy subscribers, suuued
a copy gratis
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The National Hotel

iscIy will be re-opened the 9Th
kitchen the
pntng and alterations in and about the dining
rooms add greatly and
The will furnished with the best the markets can aiofd
labor VIII
every respect the
that public viii continue
extended TO the house.
desiring for the winter do so AT any
after the aoh by calling at the Hotel Board 81 per day
Il. d. WILLARD.
wAsHrpsros CRY, November IA, 1854
eff
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II. ~. g III &c It,
G,.n.nII... ut nm

Has removed hs office 10 his esie IN Fankn Row corner
Thirteenth lie viii continue devote his aiten
principally the Uni,,d States supreme Cout
he law he win
advice opinions arising baore
Office, chief Justice assistant
OF the District Of Counbia and will also assist IN the
preparation aud trial OF suits concerning papnts,
He also opinions arguments for
departments
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 2s-df
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rosr orrioe nrpAnrMrNr.

Hon James Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
and management OF the Post Office Department assigned
by constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
business be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action it is distributed among several bu
reaus olows The Appointment Office, in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, in
charge the Second Assistant Pc stmster General the
Finance charge of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge OF the chief
clerk.
appointment 0Gce-Horatio Ring, esq., First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this office
assigned questions which relate 10 the establishment and
dcontinuance of post Offices changes OF sites and names
removal OF posmasers and route and local
arents as aiso the giving of instructions to postmasters
Potasers are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery Tor the use OF me depart
ment and superntendence OF the several agencies
established supplying postmasters with blanks 10 TINS
bureau is likewise assigned the supervision Of the ocean mail
steamship lines and the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Contract OGce-Wiam II. Dundas, esq., Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty clerks, 10 tins OIL
fee il assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting he
frequency of trips mode OF conveyance ana tunes OF de
and arrivals all the routes the OF the
different sections OF the country the points
az mail distrbuon and the regulations for the government
N, domestic mail service OF the United states IL pre-
the for mail proposals. receives the oids
"a ttes charge of the annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution OF the contracts All APP
;cotons for the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
epts and the appointment o ma passengers sent
t;s Office All claims should be Tor uanspor
sarv;ce not under the recognition OF said
Is frs, TO obtained through the Contract Ohce
authority the proper credits az Auditor VI
fee From this office all postmasers AZ he enos o routes
ee the abatement of mail arrangements or the
osoocye routes weekly TO the Auditor ali con-
executed and all orders affecting accounts Tor mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the ma
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" should said acquainlaace be forgot,
And never bruagbI Ia MINI,
should aud Acquaintance be fntgoi,
And days %, auld lang ryue.p

-hond aaid acquainiaace be forgot,
And min'S
should aud acquaintance be fnfgoi
hsd days ~ auld lang syne."
The June,
Glass Of the ending June, 1881
ending June, $780, hereby requested assemble
ashogtn, d. O. td Aiafeh, A D. 1857
brighten the links OF The chain ofovs iendhn which
tide sever, exchange
lives greeting and sympathy lament unme fate
Of theif promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF The seitappoined committee VIII b.
held on The hrst Nondy In September A. d. 1856, The unea
states Hotel, Chesnui hetween Fourth and Fifth
which those
ssary win
adopted 10 full attendance as possible
In the those
good enoleh 10 furnish ibe ofthe mail
their respective post offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of TreDton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q, BART, M. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LIGHTN Err,
PHILIP PENDLEToN
of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
of Baisib Iron and Glass Works. N. J.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
ions WsIDhAs OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 3j-lawtMar3 [lnleligencerl
All in the civilized world
ed notice this advertisement their editorial umns
f the
visions the globe all throughout United
States of America
casonaiy and 81 March, d. 1857
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Glover Perrin Willis wife and Amanda Hendricks.
yHEREaS filed petition praying for pari
w tion in and in the
OF Pensacola showing The named detendnnt
interest ordered said parties appear
petition second monday in Ocber in the
circuit Florida the will be taken
pya confesso ii further this pubrbed
the Florida Democrat, Washington
Union, and New York Journal of Commerce
THos. +. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA June Is, 1855.
g3-law2m
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stopping souhampton both going Ind eurnng they otr
London and avre over
rouie for the economy Of time aud money
Passage from York to Southampton and bremen
First cabin saloon $40 cabin, lower saoon clio
second do, $780,
newspapers through the post ofiee
ladine will signed the day oi saiihg.
An experienced Is attached TO each ship
For freight passage apply 10
C. ii. SAND, II South William IT,, N. Y.
@. A HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY d Co Southampton.
WILLIAM tsEL1N I1avre.
Mar G--dly
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omitted states Paten, once.


Emily z. Pullman, administrative OF the estate
y Of Lewis Puilman deceased late Of Albion, New York. pray
Pullman
2s day August 64i Improvement in machnes
for removing buildings sc for from the expiration
1885, T ( VI
ordered said petition be heard Patent Once
Monday 9th Of August 10 O'clock and all
appear show have
why said petition ought be granted.
the extension required to file In the Patent
Office objections specially forth al least
OF All testimony flied by either
be said hearing BE- taken and transmitted in
office. which viii be furnished
picai0n.
testimony 26th Of
deposons, other relied testimony must he
filed morning that day
gunients, any, within days tht reaiter.
Ordered this be published In the Union ntel
Evening Star Washington, d. c.; Pnnsylvanian
Philadelphia, scien uc American New York. T.; Daily
Baltimore Republican Baltimore Post, Boston, Mass
week for three weeks previous TO the 9th day OF
gust next, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEdion above papers will please copy, and send
pice win containing this notice
hInys - }y 7
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
BROWN STANTON WALKER.
lVM 4. BROWN FRED. p. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
w Err formed practising in the Supreme
Cau Of the United Of claims in Washington,
Offices in Wabingon Mem
phs One of the parties will always be found either place. and
letters addressed them will receive prompt attention.
ApIiI 10 feod Intel and Sentinel copyl
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