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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

P-E-RK-I-s-s-On Friday night last, sew
eral drunken Irish, broke into house on
Green street, occupied by one of their own
countrywomen--broke and tore up her house
hold furniture. smashed things generally, and
stole about 10 in money, that she had earned
by hard days washing. Not satisfied with
their exploits here. two Of these PeEkiEsed
scamps went to the house Of relative of the
woman they had so brutaly used residing at
the Depot-pulled the man -of-the- house on.
of bed; but just about this nick o time, they
met with an unexpected relapse not laid down
in the legal chart Of the symptoms. or even
alluded to By Herodatus, Dion Cassius. or
Professor Siiman! The moi the house,
seized billet Of wood and by "divers and sun
dry (as little Supreme Judge would say
in making out case of assault. well directed
blows over the face and eyes, drove them from
the house. The courage of the diseased in
dviduals waxed hot, and curses both loud
and deep were hurled AZ her from the outside
of her castle, until her patience was complete
ly exhausted when, armed with huge roll
ing PIN she made sorte-surrounded them
beat their pates beautifully, and rolled en
out like she would dough on baking day
She administered the proper medicine with a
will, and If it did not cure the malady, it had
the effect to alay the raging fever of the pa
tieuts She deserves thanks for the sugges
tive panacea: rolling pins, welded by the
women, may serve in lieu OF prohibatory
law, and cure the PERKINS. Who knows?
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

House sEl Let 81 Man street between Franklin
n and F.fa feet front ii3 deep rie ell
property ths street fsT probable
IENNtS & NINA
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

Good water Power sawNi! and forty sve acres
- Land, three 14-lcs faA Reaaaeud I've good
orchards. aa3 5Gr2 g springs h.s IA
qusErJ and ilgekiia Oh the
premises VIII x sold az 5AEs
DENNIS KING.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22
ShaSyis, DeLaines, &c.
Cassin,ere>. satiness. I

FRESH supply Bay state shaxs. all WOOL DeLaines
i'm ia JAsoS HAM
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

4 New. Franc Cottage en- Seventh street
y Aan-sery snug o1nfortsble IA FIRST order, and
" be sold low lENSIs N MING /
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

AaS>II1ffe>, Sat1hets. EsOot> a SuOts
LARGE lot % Cassieres. Sztiness Boots. Shoes Anf
Hats. Just received and viii bs soid cheap the cheap
JASON HAM
lin month I. f-55. Is-t.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

RussvrLLr.-Pres.dent- Hibben.
Directors George Hibbea. Hamilton Ale:.
VIM. B. Finn. W B. Maddux. James B. Fo-
lev. Jacob H. Oglesby. D. 81, Steward.
MAp1.oS-Presidsnt- Marsh.
Directors-John Marsh j. 3 Meriwether
Joseph W Chapman. Richard j. Bright. Nj
chael G. Bright. Caleb T. Lodge, Joseph H.
D. Rogers.
JEFFERsoNv1LLE --President-C. Howard.
Directors. Howard. I. L. Smith,
Eff. Collum, Smsnr Bot.orn, George P Law
iry. Samuel H Patterson, Levi Sparks.
NEW ADMINISTRATIVE J. Brown
Cashier-V. A Pepin.
Direcsors-J. J. Brown. P. r. Stoy. Thorn
as Humphreys, w. 5, Culbertson, P. II. VII
cox. r. H. Hurlbut, B. c. Kent,
BEDFoBD.-President -Benia amin Newland
Cashier, \. + M2lott
Directors-Benjamn Newlsnd. Newton F.
Mslott, Washin ston C. DePauw, William NJ
Nor.hersfs, S.ever I 5unger. j. Mitchell. w.
Duncan.
VfxcsSxEs-President Y. Eastman
Cashier, j. F. Bavard.
Directors-J \ Eastman, John Ross. A
l. Roache ]. H. Hasar. John Caldwell. Sam
uel Wise. G.. D. Hay.
TERRE HAurE-Presiden.- P. Ush-
Directors-John P. Usher. Thomas Dow
ling, Lewis NJ Cook, VIM. E. Mclean. W.
R. Mckesn, Albert LANCE, Austin NJ. Puett.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

4 GOOD house and lot Pearl street, 40 9-l2 feet
a front by 1872 feet deep, in good orter ant will be
sold low easy terms DENNIS y KING.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

Solrhs quarter. section 10. t0sZSAp -,
county, four miles so-tA 81 Camden.
DENNIS KING
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nNE hundred and sixty Of splendid land in
NpPsrbe Iowa, seven miles from DesMolnes.
and oue-haf mile from bcsAioines river-iorty 10
sixty acres IN timber Wei. wstered and good dry
soil. Five miles from Agency Prairie, the County
seat Terms moderate. DENNIS & KING.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

:, improved Lot Maia street with all THE ueces
Asarv ccuvraieEces for Livery Business. Lot 81 and
Is ~ LOO feet IN good order Terms low and easy,
v h payments or viii DC exchanged Ter good western
ian4s- bkNNiS = hiNG-
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

tINIiREE lots {encoseS seventh street, south of
/ Man. veIy eIigibly located -
Soy DENNIS s KING.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

Directors-John P. Usher. Thomas Dow
ling, Lewis NJ. Cook, VIM F. Mclean, W
r. McKeen Albers LANCE, Austin NJ. Puett
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

eign auraries@ the present movement against The
rights Of the States and the rights Of individuals has been
patched in eoneave BY abolition lenders and
TOaKiGS ADDE'S AND ABkTToRs It was appeal 10 the
slaves 70 riss against their masters to deuge the South
in blood 10 exernnate the whites and thus 10 precip
tate dissolution Of The Union And this secret and
fascinating purpose opposed and exposed by the
Alleng frmness and vigilance Of the democrat Andrew
Jackson Twenty years have added vastly abolition
power 10 abolition bitterness, 10 abolition ingenuity
and skill Hated in 1885 by the wings of the North and
in many places violently rebuked by all parties in the free
States il has acquired grow and potency that stAres
wiscst statesmen 1t has completely captured the
whole northern wing party and at the present moment
by Of another society il boasts Of being in
majority in every free State Of the American Union Nay
not content with this its hellish machinery
upon the South and hopes BY the aid Of deserers from
the democratic ranks and ambitious whg asprants TO in
volve fifteen southern States in its fatal tolls
The secret society of the knownohings abolitonzed
to its hearts core is improvement upon the nge
nious plot Of striking the South through the post Offices
gives the enemies Of the South this advantage The
win the example OF holding secret cabas to his
slaves and while the plots the overthrow Of the rights
OF his white fellow-czen who may be Catholic for
egn-born the other prepares take his freedom by
those sudden secret and bloody organizations whchhav
may be contagious Every northern knownothng orator
called the South can do his doube duty by destroying
adopted citizen and the STAKEHOLDER the time
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THE CONTEMPLATED SECRET WAR UPON THE IN
SITUATIONS OF THE SOUTH

Twenty years ago the whole South was thrown into a
state Of intense excitement by the circulation Of aboi-
non pamphlets through the mails in that portion of the
Union President Jackson deemed the subject Of 50 much
Importance tina, he referred it in bis annual message
the 9Th Of December, 1885 in the following language:
In connerion with these provisions relation to the Post
oee Department, aso invite your attention to the
PAINFUL excitement produced in the South by attempts
custe through the mails inammatory appeals addressed "a
tne passions OF the slaves In prints and in
publications. calculated to stimulate them To and
10 produce all the horrors Of seryIe war
There y doubtless respectable portion Of our country
men can be 20 far mised to feel any other sentiment
IMAM that OF indignant regret conduct destructive Of
harmony and peace Of the country and 80 - h
principles OF our national compsct and 10 the dictate ~ ~
manisy and religion. Our happiness and pro.,eri 60.
ay depend npon within borders and peace de-
P upon me maintenance, IN good faith, those eompro
s o' me contribution upon which the Union fnnrfad
IL u fortunate for the country that the GOOD .rs
hs generous feeling, and the deeprooed az
sos people Of the non-slavehoding States to the Union
nen ieow-eitizens Of the same blood ia the south
p gwen 50 strong and impressive a tone 10 the SEN
umehh entertained against the proceedings az The ,
guided persons who hare engaged in these yp,on.,i,
naa ana wicked attempts, and especially against the
nasAfies rom foreign parts who have dared 10 inter
e ms matter as TO authorize the hope tia, these =,
w 20 longer DC persisted in. BU. II these expires
Sons q the public win shall be able 70 e,,et =
result, not doubt be entertsip. m AZ - -
hg states 20 far from counenancinQ the slightest p,sr
ference with the constitutional rights Of the soo,b viii h.
sNe'cse Their authority In supprcssing so far as
'aenn Hes whatever is calculated produce this evil
10 1884 1885 and 1896 be II remembered the abo,on
=" Of the North sezed upon the post Offices as ,cr,,
means 70 all the South with alarm Ii was under the
heu Of that institution that they succeeded in perver,
'As u to murderous and to reasonable purpose The
Po'" dsndes,ine plot Matched az we are told NV
"eera Jackson by the foes Of the Union and their or
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Obituary.

Died on board the United States ship Plymouth on III, 2ih q
February ast bilious cholic, Passed sdsbpman THOMAS
WATERMAN BRoDHEAD, only child OF Hon John NJ Brod.
head city Second Comptroller OF the Treasury
con OF the Brodhead New Hampshire aged
The arrived Prince instant,
Of Passed Midshpman Brodhead who sctng
ship, Protestant place,
with military honors on the sd
Brodhead appointed mdsh,pman issi
required Of him, oacer and
entire acceptance superior officers
is department spenls portion
city, invalid having
performing duty public When
Falmouth his health BY
,cuztsd
duty distinguished him, he made copisin
relief mother and VIE he o
duty again
side OF bed. writing
20 his fr,s here says
OF whom he S6retoass
happy fsr hu.- but
A sshsA His perfect esinsss- esG ah and eosad
ssssssss. i~As~d wosd<rfoln
TIE The wcss OF fa cold aad
hsrsd upo widow the afs shock Of
te when God, who, In bis seDp.rs
=, urA - ~ sAoss asaA given sppt
Axsps may THAR although his saf
r daring early Of his n~ss hix pso~
So 81 tsn1ssip asd that he sank qu'ss
Rsnsmssss scd that hrs ~ains
inessss1 = conssersaeA evcasd"
SposAss oAssf fathsr Ola lhs xss
. yosr assr sos posss.so
4nss he .Ass Ten my psops wsshissya
- v~~t Assvy p~rs.ray recosriicd my Thsn
e>usn1.s shA hnsea, sste< a have Ia
ssvss = sSess V hsvs ssv'sss ievs ~ba
tvun~H " ~ sesp
n - - ~vsAs vsse asoth~r yareas
- ~s Arses~ss, ~ essscsa
Ss.n bsasA Bs - Aes.ssA hissssf ;,
~ s.nsy ~ sssaessoss - us~r~s Aspsssaa
salY so~ss yuarv - - Dssssshny
sssp par II Ai~
Hs~Asr ~Asn - dsess~et ssst-a aSaAsmss AsfsS
Dsodhss1 Thsss tso esensag ys~ag sAssS the n
sAAdwss II As.s pas~as, wse VA ehaAsr~
H~e h~ay ssstsa saseuos 300 rs~s"s on ss sbs'ss'
SD widow of the dsceassd sdesed tighter ~ m
unaffected syDpAshy u whole wIa be hshssosd 70
! her have IA ali .
New Hampshire papers rass~e copy1
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THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

The Norfolk Argus after announcing the denomination
of General Mson for Congress the following hopeful
language:
Know nohingism, with its specous sophistries and
plausible dogmas, its curious cabas and mystic machna
TONS neither terrify deude him. His patriotism il
pure, his principles too high to bow to this Bea in dis
guse The black knight of the order doomed to defeat
The chosen champions of democracy with the constitution
for their cura and the baton of liberty for their lance
the fourth Thursday in May will drive him in disgrace from
the field and grass viii grow again where the hoo of hi
horse have trod.h
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SALE TO-DAY.

By .. q. MCGUIRE. Aeexicn<er.
4 INTENSIVE SALE or SUPERIOR LIQUORS, PRE@ERNg ~.
a. eatsops and keon Friday March
AID, 10 O'Clock Ehesezehs Pean
ssiysnis as aSi soil his
stock 81 tqaors, wines, sc comprising
Superior dark pale esandirr
Do Madeira and sherry
DO santa CfaE jamaica sgirts
hsueaheinsr wines, hitters
kirchSasser, As~ynths
Eight dozsn superior cassups, quart
Preserves, cigar,
fosrther anaasy axtues glass eases sa~s ars
weights aud scales, bar futures
Terms 80 aad under that xy
ninety days, foe satisfactorily endorsed
p sA q the above liquors
sale o. late Colonel ryie Georgetown undoubtedly
superior. WA, kuPr,
c. kEPPLER
TRUSTEES.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
March I'D Aucuosrer.
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M AMDEnlMGn CORSsCA-rs~fuvssqae Hsasfcsi, sns
WITH skrrch s me Esfy Lie u sspntsen wars
from Edward Joy hosSs rsr~ ~ 50
sasssse om chs~ces 10 Tea~y-es -
Re Price o. as
Js-s psAasseed s-d ses ss's q ,.~~,
Nu m Bookseos, Nsnsh street
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

THE TESNEssKEThis superb steamer tsays the
Baltimore Patriot Of last EVENING" offered at public
auction, arthn Exchange to-day, and withdrawn bid
OF $4,000 tits thought shs may again be placed on
Baltimore and Charleston route
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BY TELEG X A p II .
TAe Canadian Iha;ssa BM.

TAe Canadian Militia BM
QUEsEo March 22The second reading OF the provincial
militia bill carried in the Assembly one O'Clock this
morning after Ia hours debate by "a as The minority
voters mostly avowed annexationists
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MANCHESTER, On. H. March 2iA large number OF
tory operatives strike in this city, owing change
OF the hours Of labor in the mills procession with
passed through the last evening The motto Of the
operatives is the ssTen Hours system
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

LARer sstaRIEThe lord lieutenant Of Ireland receives
annual salary Of 100000 his chief secretary fb5Oo
and the attorney general, $4,000,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

NoRFoLK, March ga terrible has been pre-
vailing here since early this morning The is
inches deep, and still falling
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spF via devote
Of all constitution
apo~ Co~sss regulation Of
~s se NJ y Ne Ua.s.a ssss. ~ asy
Al sosss Ne Anst ssncstossh ss pros
me rlsm sussssssa csss appropriated sas
conEs.s foy hs shs esasss s - psd = ~ rssy
Gr~d stssss-
me undsxs~d coospss, hssssss q
Court cf s Uaissd ssss 49, sss ssAef e0~f
~ THOMPSON. Assnsnsy . Law,
* susss. Washington
PsReereses may IN ssss~sAryo n~ad. Of depart
and sasss~ efrs q wssssnsDa - ms.ss,. Con
bS 's-i@1~eP
GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsnas1<TOs~-Tns sub
VI crs@s oner,y " RishsscsA vassa hsvas sss.sssAss
ety. ~ deas i Nos, a ns Issss
yry ~psssx~ ,esaess hs sovsm
rsvutnknsgy ssvvses ssd - ls"d esas0ss
and pssso.s sss~ ne rsesss =. = Casrs. ,... ,s
perhaps. eny istss vAsch 80 svss 49, - ~
rsnsr Of papsss tss As svs or~ q
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wssy ysn szpssisscs,
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AZ ASA d ~ sa's~ vss ssv1A esress Sy
charges ws - very ~"dsfass Eu~kx uCHAhDs-
Non nssry A. WIS.,, Asconac, vks6.sa.
Jsa~s Lyes. kss- Atsh1nnA, vhrhkA-
J.as. H~sss, - cs..s~kss~ = rs~sass. RieA@ond,
s..aasd 4. rsssss. nea.ssA, vsvss-
s ss. s s.s. :, c csssss.'S3 49,
wilas. = west -, nesssnavs
Lsws 1sss~siaks, So. Nsw YUs.
AAfcs 1-AAepiy'
Ar Isa~nA - C~Aa, ssnSAhsA fps- sAs .Asss
rssssss spsssa ssAotsss - essUssAss, cAsssoasscs
n.seh vHANCK TAYLOR
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lIOVHh FOR REST AND rURHlTURE ron SALE
III Ths pleasantly hosss, No *s srtn strict
Church. BY j. W. Ssmunton Ibs
furniture viii be sold % desired
housekeeping VA h1 eisy
vii. dna opportunity the furniture genesl In
sxce,Iest ORDER and will be sosd low.
III
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The grand Jury Of Philadelphia have been investigating
Of certain reports that raised by Mrs.
Beale bride Governor Bger to pardon her husband the
dentist who in prison for violating Of his female
ents while she under the influence Of chloroorm The
inquiry is not very atterng 10 Governor Biger.
IN. H. Express.
The nsinuation of the Express is not merely SANDER
GUS but wholly unwarranted by the presentment The
grand jury express their belief in explicit terms that Gov
ernor Bger had the slightest knowledge Of the matter
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF A FYRorrcHsIc ESTABLISHMENT

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION A PYRorFcHsIC ESTABLISHMENT
The New York Times Of yesterday morning says
The pyrotechnic establishment OF G. A. Lillendahl
which Is situated about four miles south Of Jersey City
the Morris canal blown at o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. One person killed and men so Sc
verely burned that some Of them will probably die
The building about Is feet by 30 In size and two
stories high II blew with loud report and n column
smoke and dust in which the fragments OF the building
mingled. The ruins instantly took fire. and was with
great difficulty that those who to the could
trica,e the injured from the ruins alive Water wa
brought from the canal In pals kegs &C. and the flames
extnguished Eight persons taken terribly
burned and of them IL is feared survive their
injuries
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NEW. YoaK, March n.--The German paper, the Staa,
Zeitung that the British government has opened
Office in this city for the enlistment Of recruits for the British
/ army
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-23

We regret 10 announce the death Of the Rev John r.
Cook the founder and pastor Of the Fifteenth Presbyterian
Church, (colored.)
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The NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRiDGE-The receipts OF the
Niagara suspension bridge for the last year amounted
$4,000 the first being but about $4,000 The new
large just completed cost about 100000 The
old used platform in building the
one and has been removed There three tracks upon
the bridge At the time only train occupy
them at once they all in the compass OF single
foot track IL is this rae-way and this alone that is
leased the Canada road for $4,000 year which they
undere the New York Central and such other roads
may desire use it. All the OF the bridge the
rage-way and the oowsys that beside the rackway
are reserved by the bridge company These last will give
income Of many thousand dollars above the S45 900
lease The loads that have passed bridge thus
have been comparatively light but for long time
past weight of some 2oo or 300 tens stone has been
ing upon the bridge sort of make-weght There win
be formal celebration Of the opening of the bridge abou,
the 6rst o. May which Fall the world will gather
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INDIAN pEpRkpArIossIt will be from the follow
ing which copy from the ST. Louis Republican that the
Indians of the plains preparing for big fight this
spring
The Utahs in the neghborhood Of Fort Laramie de
ermned it would SEEM give the whites big fight
in the spring The following extract, which we per-
mitted make from private letter received by gentle
in this city, and dated Fort Laramie February IL and
L. will give idea OF the bold and determined nature
of their depredaons lately. They evidently preparing
for fierce contest with any force which government
may send chasse them for their thets and murders
The writer says:
Yesterday six Indians Ward Guerrier's herd
and drove off in broad daylight eghtve head Of horses
and mules Ward the Little Crow and another Indian
after them they told the Crow to go back TO Mr. Ward
and say that they going TO the Missouri with the
horses and would there raise big band of Indians
the Platte and sweep il clear of all stock This the
report; and conversed with the Spanard of Ward
who told Of the stealing he being of the herders
There is another report which heard two weeks ago
but put faith in it. However having heard ii again
begin feel uneasy II is that the Utahs have killed all
the people the South Fork among the number Messrs
Randall and Stale"
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The NATIONAL TAKATaE.The besent Of that universal
ayorite, Myers at the National Theatre last evening
Of the largest audiences Of the The perorman
passed of the tumultuoss delight crowded audi
tory The attractive bill will be repeated evening
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March s, 1853.
NOTICE holders Of stocks ~ tho United
IN described OF III January
for the completing the purchase Of tho therein
will the
~ residue of the
eeived here prior to ,hr first day Of June next
DsrAATAssr,
January ., Ih55.
holders III thu following describ~d
United that department prepared =
March portions the
and ,ne hereinafter
competition, within the stated,
the order Of umc in which said stocks
duly assigned the usted
Tho whereof
will compounded the following paricuiars
!. The specified In each certthcatc
stock Of authorised by The act Of
1865, ~ The
a authorized by tbs Of 1884, rrds<sbs Jt
S62 10 he Of the loans aahoftxsd
ss 1885, reemahls, the fsme the ast
1861 and
deeabe as OF pecrmhe 1854 commonly called The Tsnan
indemnify j per cent
FROM the iss ofJHnusry,
tbs Trrasury with tbs
reach the owner) Of one
Psymen, for Treasurer u
Boston, New Soss.
or Philadelphia, ar parties direct
will entitled this bsncbt Of is notice
Tbs Treasury before the
lst day OF March n~st. -
Secretary of the Treasury.
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United ss.sss Patent omc..

Washington, March "a. lsss.
IN petition Charles Copeland. York, York
@pss-%rntn arranging the steam engine,
seven % ps If y 20 ss ss. s
on 'he I'm ssy % June SO as.,, :.
Monday shs VEN Of May sss at y ocleca, and All
noihed and show rhey have, why said
rsan. me .s Insured 70 dc u n ss..r
day. before me day q hssns :. sssoay Sled ~ either parry
rules Of the ocs, which win
the III. win be closed ,s.h
ss e me ss u. s q s. a.. az
arguments. Il any, within ten days thereafter.
aos aas s
s Ns~ A r.. rs. .sS ss
nat oho previous
:" - Wy $50 - ~ : caiaIEs MASON,
Commissioner al Patents
oce with eo.asins notice
March a3-iaw3w
by GREEN = SCOTT, Ascssssssrs.
h rs ae AZ Saturday, me san instant; we .hsl,
10 O'Clock, from, Of extensive a.sori
Household nd kitchen furniture
barrels lake white nsh, salmon trout, Ae
large lot Of groceries
March as-a Anctionsers.
CIGHTH INyrALMEST.-Ju.sa eighth
q Of celebrated housewife coens We Ie Z. hs mil, makes.
Forty shrinss .hec,nss
from medium TO The exua dae grades.
MOURNING GOODS.
always large, daly additions continuously made
LINEN GOODS.
In ali probability he largest cheapest pus
an departments unusually full
articles. prices dealing may all
Delay in sns any ' we srRa; rot s sss;Sss
Central Stores, " YVES, building"
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