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Bleeding at the Lungs Cured.

SETH W. FowLE, EsQ-Dear Sir: Having been attacked
with hemorrhage of the lungs, which left with
bsome cough and the usual debility consequent upon such
attack and having cured myself b. the of WISTERS
BALSOM OF WILD CHERRY l feel it a pleasure and a
duty to testify to its merits. My general faith in patent
medicines is small but for those who suffering under
pulmonary attacks, am persuaded that the Basom
excellent preparation. Yours, very truly,
IONA. II. CHILDS, Editor Chicopee Telegraph.
Chicopee, Mass, Feb &c, 1854
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS onths wrapper
AGESrs.-Fred L. Smith, D. 0. Tyler Collins " Pierce
Montpelier; Z. Perry Putnam Sprague, Cabot A. E
PlainGel J. F. Henry Waterbury c. 4 r. Ainsworth,
Wiiamstown; A. w. Brooks, East Randolph D. r. Chap
man. Tunbrdge; Foster Grow, Chelsea; r. Hatch & Co.,
Straford
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-13

HOLLowAYS OINTMENT Pills will cure any disease of
the Skin of the longest Standing William Frederick An
derson, of Yadkin South Carolina suffered for long time
from eruptons the skim his face and legs
cred with little pusules and of sc0rbuc nature
for the of this unsighy and painful Disagreement he
tried variety of remedies, which failed to benefit him. At
last he trsd Hooways Ointment and Pills. which very
produced favorable CHANGE and by few weeks perse-
verance with these remedies he completely cured This
famous Ointment will ulcers and old wounds of twenty
linz
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BRIGHTON nrARKET. March q.

. BINtNHIUN NIAKKET, March g,
AT Market9O0 Beef Cattle % Stores pairs Working
Oxen, rs Cowsand Calves, SO Sheep and Lambs, go
Swine.
PRlCEs-BEEr CArrLE.-Estra, Ss75; First qualn,
$500; second quality, $50; third qua.hy, S. 10 !;
SToREs-Two year old $l7 90; Three years old, % 40
SHEEP AND Bs.Exlra, co. TO 10 o. BY lot 81 so
to 500
WORKING OxES--lOO, lis, 1925, A. none
Cows AND CALvEs--$3l 46, to 81.
SwiNE-7 10, 1874; Retail, l.2 81 cts.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. March o.

Provisions, &c.-Rulter, family, Is 10 90; Store Is
49, Cheese, to 10. lard, IL to Is Tallew, 10 to
u Dried Apple, 5toZ Eggs II per doz. Potatoes
20 tn IS per bush.
FLoun.-Weslern fancy $685. Extra $3.50 to 1000;
Berlin Mills, Fancy, $500 do, super extra, $1,000.
GRAIN AND HAf--Corn northern So per BUSH Oats %
toSo HsrdSgtaSs Seed, $3.50 Glover, 2to l4c peilb
Hay, 90 to 1000 perton.
MIscELL,N Dry and Green Hard Wood, . ,25 to
per cord Shingles 81 80 10 100 per NJ Wool 90 to
SOC perIb.; Nails, 1885 percwt. Salt Liverpool per
bush SO Turks Island Sc.
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SONO ESsssisess SAT.

~ OOO BUSHELS WAITED imniedia' ely fol
lU,UUO which Cash will he paid on delivery at the
Depot Sore Rail Road Square.
Aug. Doth 1855. FIlLER y SMi HI
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Nathan Holmes, Esfate

. TATE Of VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
sai, instruct, on the 9Th day of March, A. D. 1856
| KAN HOLMES, Administrator on the Estate of
- NATHAN HOLMES, late of stowe, in sst District
deceased presents his administration account for settle
ment Whereupon isordeed hatthe same be referred to
the 29h day of March inst, at the Probate Office in said
AioTrs0wn Tor & allowances and that all con-
cerned ne notified hereof by the publication of this order
IN the Green Mountain freeman, printed at Montpelier
three weeks successfully as may be, hatthey may
appear and ut SAID time and place. hey cause object
thereto. by Order of Court
Atiest, J. c. BURNETT, Register.
A true Copy Of Record
ID L L nnn
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" Office.

THS cerfes that have this day given my Charles
1 D. Tewksbury his time hiring the remainder Of his
minpty shall cIim of his earnings be respon-
sible for his contracts from this date.
GEO. Il. TEWKSBURY
Witness, II. RICHARDSON.
Waitsfeid, March 4, 1856. l2w3
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FAMILY GnD9RBAg8
YyOusss Candles.
Fish. Fish.
ahvSsHrss SAysaevss!

lIlS day received fresh lot of Oysters in kegs and
can furnish them ut the lowest price, wholesale and
retail. FULLER SMllu IL
Montpelier, Nov. Both, 1855.
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SeaaS. Oats, Oats,

m have Just received 1909 BrOoms, which we will sci
w chean. Cali and see, at the Depot Store. liher
discount made to the Trade FULLER & SMITH
Mont miller Nov. 1Lh. 500. AZ
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NOTICE,

n N. BRIGHAM,M D., Homeopathic Physician and
". Surgeon, having changed his result from Wat.
Held to Montpelier village, and associated himself in prac
ice with Dr. T. G. Taplin Is prepare to answer a
calls in the vario IS departments oi his pr irssun.
GFOFricE, corner OF Elm ana Spring lteets ,ppcslte
the ACADEMY w
Montpelier, July /, 1865 lgms
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AnnIeSv ApspaeS!!
New ssvoosscs sweep clean.

COO RARREl4S, Choice Winter fruit. Of al varieties
CUU for Sale 1.-THE Depot Store. .,..,
uoptuo,er Nov 9Th Is55 AZ
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Court,
RANDOLPH Dlsrhcr. IS. within and for said District,
Ia n II persons Interested, GREEriNG:
WHEREAS Joseph G. Smith, Esq, Administrator on the
w Estate OFFS Milton Bgelow, late of Ilrookeid in said
District, deceased, has filed in tins Court his application
and petition in writing, for license to sell MI the Real
Es ate whereof the deceased died seized within this State
excepting the Widows dover, and including the everon
thereof representing in said petition the situation of said
real estate aud the cund ion Of the estate of said deceased
aud also representing that 1t will be beneficial to all pes
sons interested therein to sell said eStaeand that he has
the consent and appreciation Of all the heirs TO said Estate
in writing as required by law.
1t is eire, ordered that all persons interested be
notified appear Session of said Court be held 1T the
Probate Office in Randolph, in said District, IN the 3ls day
Of March, AID 1885, show ruuse, in any Trey may have
why ceuse should not he granted aforesaid For which
purpose it is further ordered that This order be published
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman,
newspaper printed at Montpelier in this state, all which
publications shall be previous to the time appointed for
hearing.
Given under my hand at We Randolph, March 3, 1856.
70 JOHN b. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
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100O BAGS of Extra Fine and clea Butter Salts 10
lLOU sale at the Depot Store, VIII plesale and tail
se prepared supply ordersto the Trade the low
est rates.
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.EOhn CavnesscE.,s Esfafe.

JOhn carpenters ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by he Hon
Probate Court for the District of Lamoille, Com
nlssonerslo receive examine and adus clamsa de-
mands ofa persons against the Estate of John Carpen
Ter, aie OF lydepak, in said District deceased, epre
senled nsovtt, and the of six months from the 10th
day OF February, 1856, being allowed by said Courttothe
creditors of said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their
secVe claims before useive notice that we Will attend
TO me duties Of appointment at the dwelling house Of
salmon Carpenter in ilydepark, in said District, on the
iird Saturday OF May aud October next at ten O'Clock,
IN the f9renoon, on each of said days.
GILES A. BARBER, lComr,;ssiono.s
GEORGE BAsSETT, commissioners
llydepark, March 7ih A. D. Is56 II
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1855!
SPRING STYLE HATS!
SPRlNG Style Hats for 1856. ,s re ceivel, also Soft
~ hats al KINSMAN'S
1856 +!
FOR A GOOD
DAGUEEg II EIaD'TYPE.

photograph or Ambrotype, call at
WHITES ROOM, over the Patriot Office Book Store.
March II, 1856. 10
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& Canada Railroad.

VGrlsaOEes 4 EaEaafsfs EsaglrOad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Northern and Western, British g.
United States Mail Route.
Trains Going North.
IAIf. TR AIN connects at Windsor and White River
wi Junction with Nins fsom Boston, New York aud St
Johrshury. Leaves Windsor 3O P. stops over night
st Adams, proceeds next morning to RnIse's Point,
wb ne il connects with trains for Ogdensburgh and
Montreal
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 100 AM for
Rouses Point-connects Mt Essex with train Rutland
and al RouSes Point with trains for Montreal sNme eve
ming
Leave White River Junction at 2.l5P. M
" Montneer at 1.45 A. Nj. and 5U' p. NJ.
" Burlington at $40 and Q rs A. NJ. and 6.35 P. NJ,
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Leave Rouses Point at ll.l2 A. n. aad 4.40 P. NJ.
i" St Adams at $50. A. M,,-l.2O and 553P, M.
" Burlington at 7.91 A. n, and . 81 NJ.
Montpelier at 10 A. II. aud 545 P.
The 630 A. Miriam from st. AlbaEs conaectsat White
River junction AMI Windsor with %rains Tor Bnstou New
York and intermediate stations, arriving in Boston (vin
Cone, rd) earlier than by any other route.
Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chica andthe West for
R. sHERBURNE, supt
al Enh |
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United sta ties Mail.
PosT OFFICE DErAKThEET,
N,uTch 3. lsa0,

PosT OFFtoE DEFAkTaRET,
ninIch y 1856,
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails q, the Uaited
the is day ut Lny 1896 The 39tb June 1859 inclusive,
thr state o. h aTuns and II The s day 0f july 1885,
the Jun Vt june 1853, ncirye, the Of will
be received at the C"naet ues Of tho oes
the city Of Washington until Wednesday ue 3h OF Aprl s56
al ., p. NJ Ito be decided ny the 9Th May following
NORTu CAROLINA.
5e0s From AshsvIo, by Sulphur Springs, Hommsny Creek,
Pigeon River FORTS OF Pigeon, Wayne~vis, Pru,
Greek, Frankib, Sksneb IeBnesSeo River IA
Tennessee Valley Town. and Tomatla, Murphy, I2sk
miles and back twice week, ,iB coaches.
Leave Ashsyil'1 honday ana Thursday al dams
Arrye nj Murphy next days by IL
Leave Murphy saturday and Tuesday al 4
Arrive al AsheviIle days by ~ m.
TENNESSEE.
sdiS From Ceayeand Tenn by hataiy. Evansville Benton
PeIton, springtown, Towee Fats, ecker Greek, Turtle
Town, N. Laurel Valley Persinmsn creek and N0ila,
murphy, " miles and back twice week. in twohsrse
coaches.
Leave Ceavrand Thursday and sunday at pms
Arrive at h1u ply next days by PM .r . ...s..a
i4euve murphy wednesday, Saturday NJ A
Arrive Cioaveiand days by 2 m. E'Ha
Proposals a BENTON invited.
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NOTES.

No pay trips performed, and Tor each of
omissions satisfactorily explained three thr of the trip
deducted For arrivals b"ad break
Ion with depending nails aud not sufficiently excused onenr
Of subject forfeiture. Fines will
imposed delinquency be promptly and sasctor
explained by certificates of the athdavits OF other
cretable FIR negeetGg take the mail from into
Office for suffering TO be injured destroyed robbed or lost
demand
runs vehces tn
The General nnnu the repeated fail
bly, disobeyrg office
instructions Of e department for assigning the contract with
The
may schedule He may otder Of
by allowing therefor pro of ths
He may whole
in rata decrease of he allow months
ths dispensed The
bids addressed Gen
supescrbed Ma Proposals NORTH Carolina Ten
Besse The be and The
before to 2h If May 1856 For further particulars
confiuon be Incorporated the bidders
pamphlet advertisement or mails in Kentucky TeAnes
see Missouri, and Iowa, Of ls14
JAMES CAMPBELL,
"" ener
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NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed BY responsible cer
suh by udge Of record eud
by The ccerul bidder, with
before the LIST af Jnly
pay trips performed and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily eHpaosd three times The OF
be deducted For arrivals far bed time u break
and sufficiently excused,
the alton for the trip subj forfeiture.
viii be npsed the delinquency promptly
setory explained Hegec,ng the from
post Offices or suffering II 10 be injured destroyed robbed,
and for retusa, aer d~maBd, the mail
hicles The Poe Gem raj appui b.
aseruby dis
oheylrg the oiRee laws instructions Il The department
aliss scidas BE
siaUhg ,hsefsr yaa increase
pay He may also cua discontinue the service
whole psr, rata dscrea-n af allowing
month"; compensation the at service dispensed
wi Bids rhnld b. addressed tiP second Assistant Pnst
Proposa No 1884, Nsipr
aricuars paph advertisement for conveying
the II as 10 Alabama, Mississipp &c. rf E4 und 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
26-lswfw Postmaster General.
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Whole tcks sIoi Halves. IS auarte, e. Eghhs, rs
APPRoXIMATION PRIZES.
Tho preceding and tho Two rucetedng numbers
drawing the prras will en.d apprnximn
tiop przss eIamyle f ticket No. 25
prize hose uabered u 94s 2l9 II 25
be emitted m p0 and according the above scheme
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
Fche there 90 0CO tickets numbered from
10000. 2D0 full prizes ard so
~ all, 1000 prizes.
The numbers 20 900 corresponding
the printed lr of paper oiled
eirced ard placed IN a glass whrrl,
the different 2p full prizes, similarly
sncircrd placed wheel Ieyolvna the vhee
number wte OF bers, and
Prize from he other wheel ny bo who blrdodcd
The prize drnwH
audience and registered by the eoamis.ioner The prize bcpr
pacrd against THIS u repeated ur
Az pzsr TIVE da' printed and atsr
comp lIson, cerhrs e correctness
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We well sasAed that hw numbrrs will drsw Tho high
lottery have secured all
GOO, r The especial brns III Of
ny spptcatan only number
you may desifr In this Iuly extraordinary lottery.
you uf them. addr line 70
EGERTON BROTHER,
Regular Heensed agrnis, BnE IO9 aHim Post once
their Ocs Of Exchange Place and
Mar 4-2Iw3wcedh
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Novel Lottery.

TIE SECOND EVER DRAWN IN THE UNITED STATE
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
In the ars all tie high nzes snd
imprs n low nb"rs will draw the przes the
scheme all Gzss laced In wheel and all the
numbers 10 another.
siS,OaO
MARYLAND LOTTERY To BE DRAWN ON THE HAvANi
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY p MARYLAND,
TES
To drawn ths city Of Ban.re, Maryland Saturday
Mar o. s56
i dotars will be distributed Rccodint
% following sp"Ddd soh"me'
10000 numbers 1850 prizes.
payable Ia Iu without dsducton One prize to oveF'
tickets.
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John CLARK, date register city, Iowa agent
OF military bouny land Iowa
have Office Washington city d. c.
with local several land Offices the
Iowa. which prepared offer aci-s
location land mode by which and
other holders fully avail themselves OF tie bounty of the
eminent. f#f
selected, location made,
maiei the address Of nais sending by mall The
following fees, which accompany The warrants;
40 Tee for selection and location, - which add land
office lee, Si-S1,
acres selection and locaion So which add land
office lee, Sa-sa. .f#
ao selection and Ioeaton ss Witch add land
Office fee, S3-sll
selection location, so; which Gdd
Office fee, s4-stl #s# ."## ."t
The abs the prices charged by competent
the local Office
guaranty selections jndcionsy, upon
ua tion aud of good land in the dis
the
reecug the competent and experienced
stae fully advised all advnoiagrs
raoads nbrs wafer, and setenis aud
prospective. .... ....- .e.. ~ . ..s
45 s-ctd Arrtanees, bea~ht 'his
agency designed, aud other hnlaers, TAIL
large advance upon the face VI tneiT
Wauaness will pnwer
der-ed nihe will peaso al assign
The fuI tncnnr
w sbh
Iowa dsefs'n Congrers Charles
Mason, C,'mnii~sroErr Of fsteuts.
Feb la-Hit 3m~
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For sale Four HunaIsd ssg.as, sd Gsn a ,ou.-nd
tb, d Monday Ia April (hr 7t) wII sn a ahow ba
u Daa rauny Ala 20 ths ns"esi Hidds', hr cash. bile
died snd a Hkr, ursEi aso, MI, 'trr, all
arclrla d. and rAprlenerd eoio -psnIstIon ha.ds.
ui aisa SELL any dunp til. year, pvate sate. for
cash e hnncrsd ohrr saaubs Sednt, os
ouriy uatea aud black ra" incu ng
paaIss,. % s"s~ @ ,t S bE rso% Paes h%a a n & I
p" tiets Place. and the Cross Road " all OF winch
an siegaty proved beautiful residence aojunng
field, esa nes from Tho e o. sia WI" asna' four hand,rd
erunds garden, Sc al III nrs'rate condition These pa
miles below the city of Montgomery. abou, $50
mles above MoblIr and c 10, .
all navisabe for sleambna Mar thou
Wooavie n body "f land about ioarssn mites
road Selma road, and om Winch drp't the cars
regularly. h tie other panai"ns, one The selma railroad
eli, OF fSeaa IN planradns an the hgs
s % n e r sn srs %a ss. s2sa sa % an s e @
will sa ,he' 10 tracis 70 sun purelasrr d o ooo 800
wood may desired,
negr es ,tek pao,n,'as ., a. tod. corn rovsndsr &C
the e mist the growing, or In Decem
IL nol sold rnvaey 'syous to The 6 Monday in December
next viii on a oay At selma sell to he highest bidder such
Such opportunities aud advantages bore
ton II years pas hnd pianta,ion in he
region Tor sale al any price, or even to purchase
Thea plantations Ia fertility facilities for transportation,
S S ss ns S
The satisfaction OF every one hat portion of the Union
Is healthy Than the "cane hrake' region Of Alabama.
privately, ne, most beau
uy improved residences In The of Selma
valuable and elegantly finished large bocks of buick buildings
ncung e largest and most desab located orerooms, Offices
banking houses, &c. sc. "
Also, desirable unmpr0yed
Of land and contagious Selma
Aso 10 head OF bodsd huas among which the cec
Brown Bek saper brood mares young
saions gedngs, colts, and esa OF them om very
racing sock --s
Among the rainer ssvera good riders,
and erceln cuoks house
further PARTICULARS address the undersigned, w. NJ Byrd,
at Selma M Brooks at Marion Perry county,
Abama The the plantations will all desi
rable information those wish make nves
ugaion OF the premires. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
sELaA Alabama, Feb. ii, 1856.
Feb I9-d2nif .a-
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gnAtea states Mail.
MISSISSIPPI.

Posr OrrcE DEPARTMENT
Fehruay 25, 1855.
RoPosAs for conveying the mail Of the United States from Ju
1885, 49, the following vii be
Office of Department until
% next, decided by 9TH OF May following:
Miss by Mouth of Cold Water Mehe
Cross Roadr, Mound Place MouIs and Swan
Helena Ark., rs mIss and back, week.
Leave Charleston Monday at 7. a. nj
Arrive at Helena day by 9, p.
Leave Helena Wednesday at 7.
Arrive Charleston day by 8, p. IN.
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NIiis IL pou'e a. AZ Iiis snpsUTtbrI hs IL
l. from IN. orphans' o gum ia
District of Cauuba ~ adm'ais'ru The
Of Thumas LAv, the Finnts,
having claims sad LrHhy
eibbh the same, voucher,
Psbrur. ty
by w b. stcluird nm ali BensHt Ill ,
Gwen nndef land Is ninelerr dy "l Frbr ay. 1854
29-lAw3w HENkN MAY, Ad % rae
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LATER FROM HAvASA-The Havana correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce, under date of the 3D. instant
writes
"The British frgstc Powerful, steamer Buzzerd brigs-
owar Daring and Arab, are In porthe cause of slight
sensation The captangenera has been well re.
ceved the places where be has called his tour round
the slandhe authorities of course making the way pleas
ant and the people presume not backward in their kindly
and respect for the chief magistrate of the
land Yesterday there another volunteer parade near
the village of Puenes Grandes and good deal OF powder
wasted.
"The weather continues favorable to all branches OF our
agricultural industry, and health through the farming dis
cts good Strangers begin to disappear from our midst
to cross northwsrd by the rivers and rails the hermom
eter may permit
Under date Of the eth instant the same correspondent
writes:
"Tbe British ship Samuel Enderby Laws entered thi
port on 4 lOl days from Macao and St. Helena with
9e Aac colonss to be cold under contracts made with
the last organized company consigned for distribution
&C, to Torces, Pelayo, Co, the managing house.
"The British steamer Bnzzsrd, Dobbie left port
the 5th and II s said that tho Powerful viii leave in
few days on o cruise 10 the westward
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nm petition Of George Wright of West Springfield
chuses praying I the extension OTIS pntent sHatd him
az Isil for
ruling paper" for rom the expiration
which takoa rlacs ID. Nth day Of Mny, leaS
ordered at the said pciou be hesrd the Patent on
t2h Of nHst, ~ 10 o'clock, M
pcr~an- notified appear n any they
have, why xaid petition onrhi 10 be grated.
extension required to hle
once their objections spacaly ~ei eF in wnr easi twenty
hearin al testimony nled
beu be taken
the ONCE which will be- appl,
testimony the viii be closed the % % May dep
u,het relied tvstnory,
Office before the morning fhe
rumsuts, II any, wiihin ten days thereafter. ....
Ordered also, published Unon ptei
geucer, and EVENING star Washington o. Rel fnbcan Ba
Peunsyysnsn, Phadelphia boy Book New
nooa, Or three
to the i2th of May nert, the day vf honrinv -
Z. CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONER of Patents.
Ps-Edors the above papers will copy, sspd sir
bills 20 the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Mar I4-tAw3v
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United states Court OF Claims.
EAAn

THE undersigned of New York city, snd W.
Thompson ri Wnshngtnu ID. o. u1rneys and coun-sllrs
Hs0c'ated tor the legal U claims for edit
III ~ government, IN the Conn ~ Claims,
will immediate aud careful attention 70 bnsi
which he inusisd 10 their
gentlemen the profession fend Claimants In city Of New
YORK. elsr~here In any rar nffhs Union.
They he cusultsd limo, personally or sy letter.
WahinROn. Particular information 70 claim
tprr Congress departments
furnished upon aPpi alton Ny te pa. insressd
JOHN a.. DEYRREUN,
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
BJ nevrr commissioner Of the Court Of Claims
Jan a--3tawtfif fIute1
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Medical Card.

nOCTOR sTANIslhs HEHkts praCitorer NJ hi
IL plhy. hcr, 2I ard E"uusrni COnsun
tons from o. n u J.
Doc StRsas HrTuE having rfiuTuHd from Europe with
proved healh, will Practice his profession.
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