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T.. BROWNS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,

THIS Essence is q pre- paraton OF unlsnal eS.
i cellencc. In Ordinary dinrIhna, incprn,
cholera. in short, IN oil cases OF prostitution OF The
digestive functions. 1t ia OF ineslimable value.
During ,hc prevalence Of epidemic cholera md
summer complaints OF children, II Is peculiarly cf.
tcscious no family individual, or traveller should
be without II.
CAUTION. De sure to get the gcnuire essence,
whchis prepared only by + BROWN, at hs
Drug and Chemical Store, N. Is. Corner Of
Fiffh and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, md
for sale by all the respectable Apothecari,s IN the
United States, and In Ottawa by
May lg-6m. A. c. PUTNAM.
HARNESS o. every description always kept
III on hand ready for sale, at the mandatory
Of tMnvS) STosL & ELS
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New Boot G. Shoe Shop.
@. j. BEATTIE

RESPECTFULLY informs The citizens Of Or
IL iawa aud vIcl1Ity tina, he'als opened
Root AND SsfOE SHOP,
On Madison stteet, 'ne door west OF the Soart
house square and one door from Mr. Swiits
banking office, where he viii manufacture 10 %
der all kinds OF ladies' and gentiemens boots and
shors. viz
GenlIeinrn's patent !, 1ih,r boots,
French Morocco boots,
French and American calf boots,
Ficu,h aud American III boots,
patent leather shoes anj gali.rs,
Mofpcco1 and cloth shoes and CATERS,
French calf shoes and CATERS,
embroidered cloth slippers,
Ladies patent leather she's aud .ali,rs,
prunrlln and cloth shoes and gai'ers,
French hid and Morocco shoes and gait,
rr-,
e Frcuch calf shoes aud CATERS,
" embril1er cloth AMI satin slippers.
Also, Mls,esand chIldr-n's shoes, and every
artlcl. connected with the business made to order
on shoit notice. Work in all cases warranted.
Thos. who want a good article aud u good ut,
will do well to call. May s.
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LII
Of nil oric,s linen cambric. black and whit.
,n,e bobhins swiss. muslin. linen. Isle. and
cn, ian .d",ng. anJ ,nsrr,iros. probably IN. lar.
ge., and be :, ossorrm,nt m the CIV.
p,Trc, yrrnTTS
-, Do 10 Nhr.pi'i,o,
"aa'fn'eu senu,''e' anu 'e'' q'a.y maui
toa'es "ehuihe Spooi So''oh'
sewing SILKS o. over
fVty D.Vereht ohddts.
Dress buttons and trimmings. coat, vest, pnnia..
loon and chlidrens buttons hlhck ana nsso'pd
coIors, PLAIN and figured sin ana cotton ve!veis.
CARPETS AND MATING.
C.w ni.c,s NJ ,ocb. very cbean
Co,,ou Yarn. and Carnc, Warns
O1 d,,,,rent co,ors and numbers fine as,or,.
nan, n, ,eu.., s,vI.
,u..I.,.,. - -, n,,t,.Ii., An,,.,si,.
"na,eoone ahu ,a,'ai u,.o'.as. , hu
ana cnoiee assofl'heh, u "ew "I'n oesrao nt sum
~ . ,;T'.n,' " m'' Is ron.i.' G - 49, .oa
" T. u,'''e .J u."."ue I..t I'll. ''we
~. '', d an s,rn1iar anu ''''" SIN" ''e
"'''"' s''"' '"'
bONNEIS,
Lately purch ased; with all necessary trimmings,
such as ribbons, flowers, colored Grapes, kucies
and Florence silk.
Mems Wool CAip, anil Lcgkora Hats.
M.,,,, M h,,,,. w III. al .,hl. la,
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union" hitherto existing IN his establishment be.
tween the IiqCor and family grocery unde he has
IN obedience TO the popular voice, entirely oban'
donrd the former branch Of his business, and in
vested his entire captain
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Comprising every article included in the list OF the
useful and h.alihiul subst initials OF lite. His new
uichases are now arriving rom the south. and
with his purchases else where, now comp rise the
largest fullest, freshest and cheapest stock Of IA
my groceries To be found between Chicago and
ST Louis. lie invites nil who nr- sceptcal On
this point to call and see them. The following
articles comprise but par, OF his list constantly
on hand.
S0ggrs. brown. loaf, clarified, and crushed.
Cc6ee, Rio and Java.
lfotdsses, sugar house, plantation. and syrup
Candles, star, st-ariue, sperm, and talow.
Teas, green, black, Bohea. &c.
Soap. rosin. CASTLE. and shaving.
Tobacco, Cayendish. line cut, smoking, &c.
Cigars, anything from 'long nine" TO
mild four penny Cuba"
Gus, hnsecd, sperm. and olive.
FORK, lard, tallOw, &c.
Fish, mnckegel, white herring, and trout.
Cocoa Nuts, raisins, aud curran,s.
Fies, AT retail or BY the drum.
Ginger PTeserpes, very fine ar,icSc.
Vinegar, the best crab aud cider.
Pickles in Jars, all kinds, extra.
Pepper Sauce. pepper, sat, alpce, gAger.
w OiHrt C"uuIuleHtS
Nuts, Brazil, filbcits, almonds. pea nuts, &c.
Toys for children, including cry babies, and ev.
cIy,hlng else from the elephant 10 Jack the giant
killer.
Oysters, sardnes, &c. 10 cans.
Candies, a lot Of all kinds
Pals, brosms, mops, &c.
Oranges and lemons, fresh from the south, At
retail or blythe box.
Paper. ink, pens, aud all kinds Of stationery
Po.rder, shot, caps. lead and everything else IN
that line.
Flushing tackle, from the longest pole" to
minnow hooks.
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their season,
butter. Eggs, chickens, and all such little ear
rangemenls" needed in families, always kept
When they can possibly be procured for love or
money.
VIOLlNs!
Let tie fddng tiddlers fiddle ="
very tnr LOT at viollns, with all the arrange.
ments AT a sionishingly low prices.
ALSO--Chirago and Alton Lime and Cement
toge Their with everything else that can be named IN
his line, aud II heis not supplied with the article
called tor he will spare no pa ms or expense g., 1t
ADrii %. r. MONTGOMERY.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
To Builders and Stone Cutters.
= Nj undersigned have recently purchased one
i OF the most extensive Quarries In Illinois,
Tor oil kuds IF stone, delivered along the canal
OF cars ut this place. Their qnarries are situated
one mile north OF Joliet. on The east bank Of the
canal. aud IRE comp jsed Of VIVA, 10 known a.
Joliet biue stone.
The subscribers possess peculiar advantages
or furnishing dinensiye stone Of the laraes, SIZE.
Office in the bank buildings.
A. II. TAYLOR T. Co.
4. rAYioa 4. u. rAyiol, IA
Joliet, May &C.
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Dshogany, spring 81 al, cane seat, cottage On g
scat, ana all kinds OF Windsor chairs.
LoohISf:.GIASSE
y very large and splendid assortment, vary ing
from l5c to :2j.
MtTTRASSES.
Hair, sea grass, husk. aud cotton.
A.sn, very iIHc article OF hair pillows, and al.
other articles belonging to the trade
is most oi our wac j. Ui home manufacture.
az. ( cours, enabled TO IN any orders VITA a
much better article, aud n, less pnre than can
dealers who depend upon eastern manufacturer
tor ihrIrs'ock. Imiug At TAR uI honorable dc1
hing, We have adopted the cash system, and with
outnny blowing OF great reduction IN prces, We
rSprctto sell all TIcies ~ our line che 0pcT thlu
they can be purchased elsewhere
UNDERTAKING
Promptly attended 10 rs usual We are ready to
furnish fIsks improved metallic bariai clsrs
Collins OF al Sizes raised lids aud PLAIN constant.
liz on hand ipril u liooRF & GIBsoS.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND
WALLPAPER.
RA1ABUN & ORION,

Uh0iesdie and R6idu B0Okoii,rs and Sta
TONERS and Deaiers IN Paper Hanqings,
HAVE now on hand the iargrst and bes, stock
IL OF goods IN this line 10 bt found this side oil
Chicago.
Our business relations with Miller. orion and
Mulligan, publishers, III Auburn and New York
city and acquaintance with publishers houghou,
the country are such, TINT We can supply agents
and booksellers IN other places with school book
OF all kinds and large variety Of miscellaneous
books at WHOLESALE AZ ch.npa as they can be found
this side OF New York A liberal discount will
be made to teachers. Books not on hand. will he
procured on short notice. Those who love re ad.
ing, should not fail to call and look at our stock
WALLPAPER. Bordering,
FIRE-BOARD PRINTS AND JpINDO "
SHADES.
We have jurst received stock Of Paper Hang.
ings, consisting of a large variety OF neio and
beautiful patterns, TO which frequent additions
will I've made during the season Those in wan,
Of Ibis article, should call and see our goods before
purchasing. RATHBUN Il ORTER.
OIt1wn nnr 1 lSi5
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Business Enlarged
The inevitable adoption OF the
MAINE LAW!

n June next, having induced the SUBSCRIBE u
i anticipation OF that event, TO dissolve ih'
union" hitherto existing in his establishment be
tween the liqror and family grocery unde, he hnt
in obedience 10 the popular voice, entirely oban
donrd the former branch Of his business, and in
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CITY k:ARD- WARE STORE!

MI undersigned ould tender their thanks %
} citizens OF In Sale and adjoining connIies'I
the ga tronage bestowed upon them during III
pas, year The sbIshmcnt Ia been enlarged
The present. season, and We are determined tina,
nothing on our part shnlbe wanting 10 make 1t tor
the in,erea OF cas;oRess 10 c0RiN.e their patron.
age.
We are now receiving our fall and winter stock
Of stoves, hardware, and saddlcry, and think we
shall lie able to present 10 the ,rai. 40 coinp-:. an
assortment OF cook and paror stoves, both for
wood and coal. and stoves which We are not
AFRAID to warrant p.risc, in every respect We
have spared no expense ,havlng vsireds the large
stove m1nuia ,,ores in the easU in endravorinn
to procure cook stoves suitable for burning Illinois
coal, aud we think Tor cony.pence and durability
OF castings, they cannot be exceled We trust
our friends Wi call and examine our stock of
stoves, as we will chcerully give them al the in.
formation in our power and pledge ourselves that
nut sinYrs will nr Hmm rs IrnIn.enleI.
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w. C.. Fash

w. e. EUNN
HAS just received n superior 10, Of new boots
IL and shoes at his establishment, opposite
Cushmans old stand, O,ta wa, which he ciers Of
his usually low pnces Crl' and see them, may I!
SADDLt.S IN great variety, always kept on
= hand aud sold a, ST. Louis prIcesby
Maya SIosg & Ella.
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White Goods
IRISH LINENS

In great variety, consisting Of Jnconets, cam
brics, null, Victoria, Swiss, plain, and dotted
nd bn.k tuusltna
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Walkers Drug Depot.

SOUTH SIDE Of The PUBLIC SQUARE.
~ WALKER takes tins meth ID
~. TO return his thanks to his Gus.
VII toners and friends 70, their former IA =
vrs, and now wishes to call the al.
90 ten,rou OF oil 10 his large and extensive
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MErEoRoLAGY OF MAY.--We have copied
from the Meteorological journal kept by DR.
Harris for the Smithsonian Institute, the
following memorandum Of the month Of May.
Mean temperature for the month, G2lG
Maximum mean temperature, S433
Minimum Abb
Maximum temperature (22D 90.
Minimum (Sth) SO.
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SHELF uARDNyARE!

SHELF HARDWARE
Our stock is large, aud comprises nimos, every
article brlong ing 10 the trade. Mechanics aud
al who are engaged IN building, are invited ia
call upon US. as VIZ eau furnish you with all the
materials Tor building lha, you may want.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Those who are about commencing keeping
house, can be furnished with cutlery of al
k,n,s.
Tea aud table spoons. Brass, tin, nndiap'd. canI
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Headquarters,

To make this store their
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And int nd that none OF my customers shall be
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Time between Washington sad wheeling but III
Ranisg time beteeea Washington and Cincinnati "a hous
TAroush IieAea and baggage check. 20 q had N
Washington.
'HE baltimore Railroad, having greatly improved
wssrn now ors The fullest I % as
The Northwest, and the Southwest
trains from Baltimore always promptly
washington Junction (ae called The Relay ouse nine miles
washington and ne Ohio ss B.ssass s checked through 70
the ty.i The psssenses, w,s~ charge, for those holding
iog ticket, for points beyond The connecting Trains leave
A. Wneens disee eonasrssn il made viii, the
TRfi OHIO HAILkOAD running from Beiare on the Ohio
near wsosns through camsase z1Ss.vs and neEss
Mansaca and sandusAy rnsoad far sandusky, Toledo Detroit
A. Gsnmsas ,hr G. O. railroad rains eowec wild, the fas,
Mian railroad xenin CINCINNATI, LOUIS
srnsa ss the a,ns through Dayton 70 N6ISXroIis Tsrie
iaasa Lafayette, chicago, lsaand, Louis, &c.
Naiehsz ke~ Orleans aewhIch also sold s washns,or
Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansve, Cairo and b. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toicdo. Detroit,
Ac tickets sold when the Ohm navgabe between
and wsys 1sy %s, whee connection with
Travellers requested TO notice that, While t. Is the only route
West The distance from washington Cincinnati
being 100 mites shorter than other
Fare BY through tcke, from Washington To wheeling 80
Columbus $la Dayton, els sos cncinnai Sl6 Louisville,
BY railroad, SIS from cneisns, asi ndaaago
ohisaso 90 IS and sis 50 Louis sas sss Memphis,
For rredesi and Harper. Ferry arn.eu,g Berkeley springs.
Cumberland Bedford spring. piedmon, Oakland and raif%on.
between Baltimore and Wheeling take g. M,
For sins and from Baltimore Annapolis &c. see special ad
ror fur.hsr informa,ion through tickets c apply TO TIL H.
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
Nay 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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The psssoa .~ss s.- anis
paymens u the subscription b made advance.
Distant subscriber. may
which will be paid BY and All
ran-naissson.
The COUNTRY rAfER puttshsd weekly dumas
sions Of Congress. and semi weekly during
Subscriptions io pcsioA year on
terms psopostioned 10 the above
00-Po6TnASTERs authorssd agents by
sesdins DAILY subscribers, with go rsv
sEM-wEEKLY subscbeEs, wh eas enclosed enuued
copy sva'is
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PosT 0yHck DErAIrxEsT,
Contract Once, July %, lo55.
pRofosALs for carrying the mails Of the unilsd om
september, june 1853
Of Virginia. viii he Contract Once
Once Department of Arlington. until p eth
August e55 decided August
and in the herein speciGed:
From Williamsburg Grove Landing, miles back
u
Leave Williamsburg daily, e1c.p, sudesy, atsam
Arrive u drove Landing same day by iuami
Leave Grove Landing daily, sxcspa sunday, al 2pm;
Arrive Al Williamsburg same day BY pm.
Grove Landing miles
Z week.
Yorktown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a
Arrive Grove Landing days BY 10 m;
Leave Grove Landing Monday, Wednesday Friday
Arrive at Yorktown days by ppm.
From williamsburg Yorktown, back
Leave Williamsburg daily except Sunday, at m,
Arrive Yorktown day by llam;
Leave Yorktown daily exceps Sunday, AZ pms
a ''-- II n III JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 27-law4W Postm General,
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, WAsHINGTON, ID. C.
Binney President and Professor Of Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy. n llsi.'
william Rugges D. Professor Of Mechanical Philosophy and
Rev. K j. Huntington A. M, Of The Latin
Languages.
Lewis H. Steiner, M Professor Of Chemistry Natu
f. r. Frsoc, a. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics.
William A. NJ, Professor of Modern Languages
r. A. B. Tutor In the Greek and Latin Languages
j. g. NASH A. M Teacher of tho Preparatory Department
THE begins the last Wednesday September
continues (nns monthly un the last "wednesday n June
examined Monday and Tues
day preceding opening session. The regular college
course Of A. Those wishing
and scientific course
three years degree r. An advanced also
vidcd Tor the desrce particular
branches do probably and will take ufceni
fully occupy their e and receive certificate actual
attainment .5sst
estabshed under the general
vision of she faculty. experienced teacher and
special win be fitting pupis to eniar college
fhcuiy, audents with confdence invited
Of best institutions with those advantages
peculiar the Of the eeDerAl government.
Circulars sl needed f.naton may be received by ap
plying personally or by lettar % tho president
July 7-2aw3w
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Tbe National Hotel

N ibis city reopened OF guests the 27,
this kitchen from the basement 10
budng and the alterations in aud about the dining
rooms ereay and comfort OF its guests
will furnished with the best the markets can nnord
aud or labor VIII De spared
thu
The public will continue
the extended the house.
for the winter can do so al any
~ ~ y E. %. WILLARD
wAanrseroS Cry November Ia, 1864.
Vow 6-f
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare 10 California.

-. Uaited States mail steamships leave New York
<9SE FOR Aspnwal the 5ih and 10Th Of each month,
X4@&& connecting with mail steamers from Panama to san
steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty spssd aud safety
The Panama railroad 47 miles ong completed from
and The baggage passen-
checked New York through San Francisco aud
embarked Panama by the campany
The money paid in New York all OF the Trip
Reserve kept New York. Panama, and
San Fancco detention in Of accdcnt that
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge Of
and children without other protectors.
For through apply the III
West street, New York, j. w. RAYMOND.
E y.
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Il. II. GILL EFT ,


his resid franklin Row, corner
He will continue 20 devote his aien
lion principally supreme Court.
Having devoted much time he law concerning patents he Will
give questions arising before
Office appeals the chief Justice assistant
the District of Coumbsi and viii also assist IN the
preparation trial OF concerning PATENTS
Ne wi also written opinions and prepare arguments for par
having either f,ha departments and
win prosecute before board established for ihe
adjudication,
Tcto So;
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OfstcE or WASHINGTON AQuEpucr,
Washington, March z, 1885,
PROPOSALS nved for graduation stone and brick masonry,
tunnels, and other work Washington aqueduct
Proposals. 9Th May wte opened or
that day. ss
Mars proes specifications the work will be ready for
and after the a0th day Of April nert.
bridges &C., &c described the plans and specifications.
the be completed under the
all unfinished work VIII
appropriations Congress The engineer
prescribe the of work 10 be done and rate
progress o eEch appropriation and in case
what works be stopped available.
soppage fany particular work for wani OF
reserved will paid IL, the Judgment o
engneer work has been property executed so far as has
Payments speet upon United Staie
treasury upon monthly estimates Of the engnee' eservus 10
per cents will tion Of MI contracts TINT the work
men shall paid wages monthly, and in specie
All bids should seacd and endorsed Proposals for wors on
Washington Aquednci"
The all the bids
deemed 10 make such arrange
MAJ considered conducive TO the progress OF the
work.
responsible PERSONS the effect that he they under
bidder bidders WILL his their bid be accepted
within days, with good and sufcent
completion work undertaken said
the certificate of the United States district
district some ofcer OF
the able TO make good their
choose 10 be present .,,,-r
Capt uf Engineers, in charge.
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rEIE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED s-The Rob Of DR. BOY
vEAU LAFFEcTEUR Is far superior 70 the sups Of Cas-
ne or arslpara similar remedies. II radically cueh
mercury affections Of the skn darte: scrolul me con-
accidents from accouchmen inc cruca
period and hereditary scsony Of humos AZ aepufa
powerfully sicacous 10 caas Of ne bladder m con-
tfacons and arising from abuses Of
injections soundncs. Az sypIc me Rob cures IN
basam cspavia cubes from cions which only eps
IN syphi Diseases long stand
inp OF mercury the odnre
Of potassium. :. -, n,., a,
fer the United States Gabriel bondn esq, "
New OEcans Scully San Francisco 49,.
The sold by all the duggss throughout the Uni
ted States Doctor G. de S Gervais the med
properties the Apb will be obtained by writing TO y Bon
97 William New York. who win give every Information
wanted. :. .u.a. II, ~. :,
G. b. prepared orders for South Ahefica the West In
dies &C. of dues Ms he has the Rob in bond
March Idly
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United states Mails.

f6cr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May ID, 1862
PROPOSALS for carrying Of the United States from the
ls day November 1885, the o0 day Of June, 1855 in
elusive IN the State MICHIGAN will be fetefted a the Con
tract Post Office Department n is cf of wash
inclusive dccided TIE
nsxt day on the times herein specihed
1864 Carp rs miles and back once
the suspension Of navigation, say from NOVEMBER
TO May Is in each year.
Leave Carp River Monday al Gam;
Arrive al Kccwenaw Bay "Wednesday by 6pm;
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday att a ms
Arrive n Carp Saturday BY pm -
1887 Bay by Portage Entry Houghton Cnon Esss
River Eagle Harbor and North West Mine, 10 Fou WIZ
kns, II miles and back, once week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at 6ami
Arrive at fot wilkins Saturday by y6pm;
Leave Fort wilkins Monday at Ga N;
Arrive q Kecwenaw Bay next Wednesday by I'M.
I3se Bay Algonquin Adventure and Rockand to
ontopagon 50 miles and back, once week.
Leave Kecwenaw Bay Thursday At 9 am;
Arrive Al Ontonagon next Saturday by pm
Leave Ononagon Monday at6am;
Arrive At Kecwenaw Bay "Wednesday BY m. IL
For embraced IN the
see the proposals dated February 10 1853
80 80 JAMES CAMPBELL,
May l7--iaw1w postmaster 1ehe'a''
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Glover Perrin vs Wm wiGs and Amanda Hendricks
UHEREAs Perm died petition psyinf for the pr
or ntsres In ios - and ~ In the
ahowirS shas defendants have
interest In sid ordered thas said parties and
ueion on the October 1853,
Eesmba county Rlod. o The same win be taken
further ordered that this notice DC published
for FLORIDA Democrat the Washington
Union, IN New Yozk Journal Of Commerce.
$500 THOS r. KING, Judge.
PEssAc COLA, June IL, 1855.
Iunaa
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w = e'e
ON the Bcn Tahams Of New York. aud Geo NJ Ia
Philadelphia praying for The extension OF
granted lin Of October Is4i for
me machinery making pipes tubes Of
other metallic substances for ssv yees from the expiration Of
said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, a4ih September II O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing required 6le Patent
objections specially forth writing least
of ai testimony filed BY either
the transmitted
of the oce which will furnished
plicaion.
The testimony will closed the 18th of Sep
deposons and other relied testimony
ONCE before the morning that day the
arguments, II any, within ien days thsrsster.
Ovdercd that be published in the Union, ine
gencsr Evening Wilmington C Rerubican, Bad
Prnnsyvanan, Ph.delenIa, "a; Scientific Amsncnn
Massachuse once week previous
the 24h of September next, the day OF hearing
f.t'T 34S's3 d. T.. EHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
papers win copy, and send
Ofce with containing this notice
July l3-law3w
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mo. bss. ]
Notice

or The oaBishmcs Of additional Land Office ~ the Ter
rfory Of Oregon.
approved February Ia 1883,
entitled An additional land district in the
er,ory .r called the Umpqua district, embracing
ali the land lying the fourth standard PARALLEL hereby
and made Office for said district has
ocatrd y the President United States the
vy,pchcer In said Territory until otherwise ordered
Given under my hand tho city Of Washington THIS I'm day Of
~. n ,s,s JOHN WILSON,
''ft Commissioner o General Land oEes.
Nav Is-rasiav (fntel star.