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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
NO 5.
al Impatlent Jnrrman.

An Arkansas correspondents to the New
Orleans Pieayune, gives the folling AZ
authentic
You are all fond Of cracking Jokes at
the expense Of Arkansas now here &
one o. your Slate, absolutely true. got
u from an eyewitness.
The District Court in one OF vour
northern parishes was Ia session-'twas
the first day Of the court; time. afler
dinner Lawyers and others had dined
and were settinn out before the hotel. ana
long lank. unsophisticaled ccuntrymsn
cSme up, and unceremoniously made him.
self one Of en-. aud remarked:
F." Gentlemen, ! wish you would 20 on
with thi1 court, for | want to 20 home
l LETT Betsy lookout"
All j. said one Of the lawyers, &" and
pray, sir, what detains you al court p"
Why sir. said the countryman, I'm
iotched here as a jury, and they SOY, II /
go home, they will fRd me, and they
mouln't do that, As live good piece.
What jury are oa on 2'' asked The
lawyer
"what jury ?"
Yes, what jury Grand or traverse
jury ?"
Well" said the lawyer. did the
judge charge you ?
Well, squire" said he. &" the liz 10
fellow hat Sis up ia The pulpit. and kind.
er bosses II over the crowd. gin usa talk,
but | don't know whether he charged any.
thing or not,
The crowd broke up in a roar Of laugh.
ter, aud the sheriff called court.
The couuryman stood gazing at he
lawyers as thoy went away, aid quietly
remarked to himself:
"Wha, a crowd Of ShangAais. and
| lpipe-stems 20
Exit. eva. yitness
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07

RE Human bodies in the foundation
Of Druidical temples,-Thers is curious
tradition, both Of ST. Patrick in Ireland
and Of 81. Columt;a in Iona, that when
they attempted to found churches. they
were impeled by an evil spirit, who threw
.lown the walls AS fast as they we're built,
mill a human victim was sacrificed and
buried un or tie foundation. which be-
Ing done, they stood firm.
very much fear there is ton much
truth in this story Not that ! mean
that such a thing wac done by either a
Christian Patrick OF Columbia, but by
the Druids, from whom the story got
fathered upon the former. Under each
Of the Twelve pillars Of one Of the circular
temples in Iona. human body was found
70 have been buried Godfrey Higgins
Celtic Druids
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07

LoEDoN. The present population IN
London is estimated at two millions aud
a half I'd il msy be said with some
ruth. that 70 feed and clolhe shis pepula-
10 the whole world is taxed Perhaps
none Of the great cities Of ancient times
included 90 large . population 81 London
beW sShtaiae,
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LlrERArrRE Il opens back door out
Of the bus le Of the busy and idle world
into delicious garden Of moral and in
telluc,ual fruits sod flowers, the key Of
which is denied to tho rest Of mankind.
Our happiness no longer lives on charity.
nor bids lair for fall. by leaning on
that most preosrious and thorny pillow,
another's pleasure, for our rePose.
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BEGDHT segalSE

Il n FII ~ CPBIIls -
Situated on the corner Of Adams and sandusky
Streets, west side o. the Saudugky RYerin the City
of Tinn, has been lately repaired and furnished
for me especial accommodation Of The travelling
public, this House Is Ia the pleasantest part Qf
me civ. and is a large commodious and splendid
buiidpg. we'll adapted 10 the purpose Of a public
houae. it IS bata few rods from, and in sight ~
the Railroad Dedot, . Il che nearest and most
commodiOus lawn 70 thQi point. MI hoif
takes pleasure Ia announcing 70 the pubIr that
hif House contains plenty Of large airy ana
b ~ WkLL IrURNISIIEI)
bed RooIas. Hs Woald also invite ali Of bic
0ld eusionefs. W aivo him call, aa be thinks
iaeNuiilba salts fed tau Hfa rLren Il asa
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07

Tie editor 81 he Potlsgiis (penn'a }
Miners Journal recently Vi ICED pbia-
delphia, and Whiie thofe hls foom ~ he
hotel WAS entered one nigh. hy y Hqht
fingered rascal who stole from BE elsih-
iug yalsshle watch and some money
The editor subsequently, fes airsd com
muui,alion from iho 'chesaiisr." ioQe.h.
er whha iockai which was attached 70
the w&ieh. lie iaii to r,lwnsd De
loeket, "tkirking q might probably b
valued on account 81 association" " ana
would have rstarned SO Watcb bat lhefs
was such a small amoanl ef capital in
the pvrs9 ihot 2 would Dot pay fof The
trouble he took. 90 ths watch md 70 Be
sold 70 pay s1ptusea. fio saya he hkea
editor', a1d Il he makes asy laonc1 soon,
viii buy the watch back aud return Il.
and winds up BY adyiaing the knighiof
he quii not to sleep 80 sound the next
time be visits the Quaker uitv--all Of
which must bo very oensoiins to lAat
gentleman.
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Consolation for wife Whlpporu
Says lhe London Eng. } News:

Says The London Eng. News;
"Tho Rev. Geo. Bird is preaching at
Whitehaven, AND holding forth the doc.
rine that it is perfectly seriptural for a
mau to beat his wife. He is said TO have
a considerable congregation. One Of his
lluck was lately taken before the magis.
tratss for ill-using his wife. The woman
said she had no wish her husband should
BE- punished II he would promise not 10
III use her badly again. When asked by
he magistrate whether he would make
he requisite promise. he refused. saying;
'Am | o obey the laws OF God or the
Jaws If MANI AS he would not give the
promise, the magistrates committed him
10 prison for month with hard labor
The Rev. Mr. Bird has since delivered a
course OF lectures ON the subject Of Scot's
conviction, lie contends that il is a man s
iuty To rule his own household; and that
il his wife refuses to obey his orders. he
vs. justified, according to the law Of God
IN beating her in order to enforce obedi-
ence."
Wonder IL democracy" cannot get
up a peculiar institution Of wife-beat.
ing9 Il would be quite as defensible as
their present proteges, pOlygSmy and
-hvey.
DEAD HEADISG,-A Watertown paper
relates the following story Of an adroiI
aud successful performance in the spong'
lng line;
A msn wishing to "dead-hesd" his
passage over the Watertown and Rome
Ra lroad, passed through the cars to the
platform OF the last one, climbed upon the
lop, and dashed along to the forward car,
where he very cooly took a seat. The
conductor saw the man 20 to the rear
platform. but did not particularly notice
nim When he got through collecting
fare. he looked out on the platform, but
nu man WAS there. Supposing the NAN
had fallen off, the conductor ordered the
,r~into be stopped, and proceeded to look
,or him. but Ia vain. The train then
went on is way, and the conduoor pass.
cd through the cars. When he eame to
the forward coach, he saw astranger,and
suppesing he he'd passed him by when
collecting fare, he asked him for his ticket.
The man very coolly replied. ~ lost il
while helping in the search for the man
that fell Off
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CuRious FEELtNo. .-Sallie Jones says.
that when she was in love, she fels ~ 4
she Was in atunnel, with train u care
coming both Ways.
Jimcks says that when be was 10 love.
he fell ah II he were being huug-and had
q cat in his hat, and peck Of bumbls
be IS under his wais.eoat. Jinisks kuows
The symptoms.
Jullaua Gays that she feii-----oh my
a. it she were in bower Of moonbeama
sinking in bath Of edulgent honey, be-
meath blaze Of balmy stars 70 tho tune u
slow music.
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Fy- 4 gentlemsn who resides in North
Pearl street, went fishing the other day.
and among othor things that he hauled
IN was a large size turtl,. To enjoy the
surprise Of his servant girl, he placed Is
in her bed room. The next morning the
irst thing shat bounced into the breakfass
room was Biddy, with the exclamation:
&" BE jabers, I've got the devil"
"What devil ?" exclaimed be. fsiga.
ing surprise,
The bull bed-bug that has boeh ave.
Ing the children for the last month"
AS this 10 a new name for the domestic
assassin, We thought we would lot il out.
Bull bed-bug is good.
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DEscarPrroN or roRoso Fos.--Dur.
ing The last Two days We have had q ire.
mendous log-a fog covering lsud sud
wster--a iog sxcsediHg London fogs--an
exceedingly damp and dismal fog "a fog
sufficient 20 accouht for a temporary de-.
rangementof Of miud Of half tho pilots and
steamboat captains "a the hks = fog thst
would be deemed sufficient cause for anY
number Of coughs and eaiarrhs. IL was
50 substantial that sami les Of Il might
have been cut out and enclosed IN letter.
II commenced on saturday evening. IL
lasted through Saturday night, itconcoal-
od the sun from as on sandav, II lasted
through Sunday night. it PARTIALLY clew-
ed away yesterday afternoon, aud erhib-
itod The sun like an old shilling piecs
with the coat Of afms rubbed oil it came
on thicker again last night. anI settled
down on the lsoe Of the earth with the
solidity Of an established institution. Il
may last for day, or il may last for
Woek, or mouth. 10 is with us and
seems bound 10 remain. Tor0ass
Colonisl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
EVIq Dublin paper NJ, FlApagaI

,ppsnds his name to ihs following;
"l hereby warn All persoua from trust.
ing my wife. Ellen Flanagan, on my a0-
count. as | am not married 70 her"
EB-In the town Of Harrison. Weti-
chester county, N. r.. consisting Of .
population OF upwards Of 1000. il h
said, there no church, unless he dwell
ling like the meeting house Of the QuaA-
ers may be called one. The town hes
no minister. no lawyer, no doctor. and
no drug store.
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In tho Life Of o'Connell,' We aaa
several piquaht and amuAing snecdotes OF
that great representative Of Repeal We
have heard him speak in tho British
House Of Commons, and can readily i'm.
agine how much Of the spirit ofhis
humor is lost in being retailed He was
once examining witness. whose inebrie-
iy, at the time to which the evidence re-,
ferred it was essential TO his clienl's
cause 10 prove. He quickly discovered
the mans character. lie was fellow
who may be described as half iooliels wish
roguery.
well. Darby, you told the tra,h 70
this gentlemau?'
'Yes, your honor. Counsellor o'coA-
AL
How do you know my namef'
'Ahl sure every one knows our OWh
pafAriotf
Well you are . good humorsd. honest
fellow; now tell noe, Darby. did you take
anything that dayY'
why, yer honor. l took my share Of
pint Of SPIRITS
Your share Of IL; now BY virtue of
your oath, va not your share Of il az
bW he Psrterf
why, then, dear knows, that'a true
for you, sir.
The court was ccnvulsed at both qHes.
tiou aud answer.
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A PIIHx LADY She looks as Il ohs
Was fed with quill, and when she opens
her mouth 10 yaun. you would faney ihaA
she WAS going 20 whislle.
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Edward Andre best corn brooms
Geo Neil best pointing imitation wood diploma
Tunison q Fay best display daguerrean
pictures y q 4
Lad es Equestrian sm.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews, lst premium. silver cup
Miss Maria welch, "a do silver cup
SPECIAL.
Mics Celia Pitanger, let premium, silver cup
Misc Ada Abbpu, % do silver cup
blue Devils.--la an article 10 the
Jmrnal Of Psychological Medicine on
B,ron Observation-Disclosures Of Med
ical Psyrholy. showing how the mind Is
iahnenced by meahanioal calling. there
is this curious sentence.
.'R6sch and Esquirol afiirms from OBJ
servaiion that indigo-dyers become mel
ancholy, and those who dye carlet, Oh
eric Their observation regarding indigo
dyerb affords strong nonhrmaion OF the
slaiement Of that aroh quark Paracelsgs'
who declared blue to Be injrriovs"
This woali seem 20 suggest that our
phrase. ihe blue devils" may derive 'ts
origin from a scieati6c fact.-- 0hsnsber'
SsayVNi.
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srooK IN RADE IA door plate, 3 wife
and a night bell. are the three irsi lhirGai
that il Is incumbent upon nadical maa.
to procure and exhibit
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A,oqrdsd at ne n Annuol Fair Of the
Sepsea Couny agricultural Society
he'll at Tim, October 22d. 2;d and
qih. 1856.
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p. II Du row. FL best. o. F. & I
J. Holmes, bes sucking col,, o, r. 4 I
Anjnc Sohn. Sd best, o. +.
CLASS 81, 3rd DIVISION.
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To ALL WHoM II Mar GaSc aR---
The. following Notice Is posted con-
spieaoasly in publication oiliee odi
Westl
"Shut this dooE-and Is aoon as you
have done talking on business. serve your
mouth the same way"
Bores will please cut this out and pasta
9 10 their hats.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
TIE EXCELSlORl
CORN AND COB MILL
Iuvensel " Charles Leayitl, anu
Patented On The z1th of Feb. 1903
Fer Sale By ). N, NAlLOR,
plftIN. ONO.

The abOtu Miil has Oh, mostealuablt prov
uienU tu portable C.fu gub Miils, auo issoaptsu
90 the varivus Grinuiug uuu Crushiul purposes
Tor feeding ali kindr oi STOCK " hitL system
oftvediugis now required ana fuunt prohta' ],
by experience
rHE ApvA NTAGEs THIS Mill HAS OVER oTHEhs.
lst rhattne grinders are inherited on movable
rings which are egtt VI hatu metal anu wi n
worn out cen be tpiaced by htW riugs, m i've
miautes. torthe small sun OF thttt dollars
A 50. this mill cHng grind faster than auy other
Corn anG Cob Mil odered for sale. This Mill
was Ar,iet
rHE FIR,T PREMIUM AT THF ONO STATE FAIR,
ofthepresent year 1850 in a fair trial with
he Liuls Giant, Star. and all othti Nills brought
Il competition. She Excelsior Mill will grind
leon tea 10 6fteen bushels hourly according to
the iegrse of dneness. and ran bo workedby q
ortwo orAes.
Nov, 10th IS. NJ NAYLoR
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Claaa q-aarAan Prnannta

p B'wcrock. bcs, y bushel potatoes OF
r McClelland odben OF
Bowersocs best bushei sweet pola.
ties OF
y w Miller b,st ba ket tomatoes OF
Mis- Z Cronise beat peck white beans OF
Lewis Balisell bes, peck Lima beans OF
N Umsied best table sQusshcs OF
Same best sweet pumpkins OF
Dau'vl Rule beat 3 minon pumpkins OF
Wm Rogers bes, peek tunips OF
MIS- ronise beat dozen beots or
Lewis Bal zell bcs, dozen parstips OF
Wm Bhrrack bc,t dozen carrots OF
L 4 Hall best punch celery OF
Geo Snyder best three heads cabbage oE
Lewis B'l,asn brst and largcs, collection
Vegetables OPk
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CHAIRS--CHA AIRSl

- OH laske assorthieni ofeane and wood seat -
VA ehaiti that ~ arrinted foi yearH ana o. W
- tAlai'afs Roomsoft a-t n-'ia . p
r5apq5l slsu vsli W-f MHERs'I
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PROTECTED by royal patent England and secured by
the seals Of Ecole do PharmRcie de Pas the Imperial Col
lego Of Medicine, Vienna.
rnosemar No s the remedy for general and local debility
OF Ve power decay and ell the distressing
guenoos arising from early abuse Ia effects ecaoous
youth, manhood and old the virle would
impaired the decline Of " " the Triepemar were
universally adopted all physical impedm0nts vanish like mage
before s influence thus rendering invaluable
teIing the marriage state
Tesemar No, completely and entirely erndcaes
hose disorders which copava and cubbs
endoo % 70 the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
ulntion. -
TesemaI No the great European remedy for tina,
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
mercury, 10 the inevitable destruction Of
and which all the sarsaparla in the world
Tfiosemar Nos q and alike devoid smell and
AZ nauseang qualities. They may lay the toilet without
their use being detected.
Sold Tin c.es 90 each divided separate doses
mnistefed BY ValPeau, bhlslnannd, RouH, &C.
To be had wholesale and retail, or Mr. H. A. Barrow No
Green Canal New yofk specially appointed by the
proprietor and Cor The United
other part q America immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tneaemar world
securely packed and addressed according
writer
Retail agents required, Terms cash,
Nov e-dY
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lLEaWOOD COMMENTATORS No. p92 Pennsylvania
VI avenue 10th street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid Of the celebrated Greenwood OF
New and situated the high ground distant guar
north Capitol North Capitol leading directly
gateway This have receyed charter from Con-
apopahng their ground forever 10 burial purposes, making
purchaser prohibiting all entertainments nom
legislation Otherwise which is Of importance those who
wish their epose where they have placed them has
In all cities when tho burial ground becomes
purposes sell and throw the dead
scu0uy large pitt legal prevent IT,
= 10 titles given the ground.
NJ B.-0ce open fsm 10 y, M where pamphlets with
map charter, and bylaws and all other inormaon be
also, for ntemenis e with h James r. Ha
ysy 4l0 any other undertaken will be prompt
suGBaed June IDLY
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
proceeding London
other route, for the economy Of lime aud money.
Passage f,oa NsV York 10 Southampton aud Bremen.
First cabin, sSoon $780, Gs cabin, saOon SllO
second do, 800.
All letters and newspapers through post once.
No bills ladng viii BIO signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon attached each ship.
FoTfreight or pasaage, apply 70
q. Ii. SAND, IL South William st., ~,
U. A. HElNEKEN n Co, Br0mon,
CRoSKEY Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HayTe.
Feb gT-dly
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No. b6l.l
Notice of the Withdrawal OF Lands In Mich.
mo. b6l.l


of the Congress approved Sd June ma
king OF land the State Of MICHIGAN aid In
sucon Of certain railroads In said state instructions have just
been by this office the registers and receivers
the reservation from sale and location of the following
lands probably falling within the prescribed limits OF
unul otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30lb OF May last, 10 witt
Office at DUsoAs All the lands in the district
ninsa be- and IA west and township
6 also, in the northern penna all lands
80, and west of range 10 west.
Once All district cept all those town
ships ILL., H. 49, and IA lying west of range IA west
Office GKsEsKE An the lnnds district except those
townships situated north township IL
and those norm OF township 10 and ofrange
Once DETRoITi All district lying between
townships and IL morrill, and all situated range
ofice Al KALAMAZOO; All the lands lying east Of
mnge6 west
Office at sAuLr STx. MARIE; All the lands situated
south sftownshp 81, in ranges 20 TO 81 inclusive.
south OF township 81, In ~ TO "a inclusive,
South OF township SO, In ranges IS and 90.
south OF township 81, In 3
North OF township 80, in ranges 30 and 10; and
North oftswnship a. in ranges al aud A.
Presidents proclamation No. $50, he July
Ste Marie which will not therefore, be public
therein ordered.
Washington this thirteanth day Of June, 1886.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
June A-lawbWt Intel x STAR Commissioned
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Caation-Lottery Frauds.

OgaCE o. THE MAINLAND CONSOLIDATING LOrrERIEsl
BALTIMORE Maryland, July !, 1855.
Hgcommssoner Maryland State lotteries has deemed ~
the public against the numerous swndle
sho mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery sehsme
and pretend 20 be the for tho sale Of tickets IN lotteries when
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily, under
commissioner elected BY the people
STATE under the constitution examine and approve the
schemes and 10 attend 20 the drawings.
All lotteries all certificates Of packages Of
tickets r. X Brennan, agent
contractor, Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland" All others are fraudulent
For full Information the subject Of those frauds address
v. n. Brennan,
Bept 2S-dly baltimore. Maryland
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Completion or Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare 10 California.


H-SNs United States mail steamships New York
-xSfsM for Aspinwal the 5th and Both of month
&EN5A&X connecting with mail from San
1d816 Francisco,
hese steamships have been inspected and approved Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad 47 miles long, completed
and crossed hours The baggage pasBen-
checked In New York through San Francisco
embarked Panama
The paid New York all expenses
Reserve kept port New Panama
San Francisco 10 prevent detention in OF accden
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they at Aspn
wall
Conductors go through by steamer charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply agency
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
May6-du
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T1HE ONLY ONE AUTHoRIZEDi-T

THE ONLY ONE THE q BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR Is far superior smps Culsi
ner sarsapara other similar remedies. radically
affections OF the darlres
81 Itch uce accidents from aceouohmens the critical
period Of fe, and Hereditary acmony of humors
powerfully acacous catnrThH bladder
other Of orgHnR arising abuses Of
injections s0undings AZ syphiic
sor time recent er nveernie diseases ensuing from the
basam cuhsbs or0m Injections which
without neutrazuH The Rob Boyvenu above all
syphc Diseases whether long
ing and which have resisted the powers Of mercury, odurs
or potassium,
General United nlnndn esq., ~
iam New York, Wholesale orders Oulot Dueonqn
H. n.,.-~- 5euilY, San Francisco,
~. Ut . -ald BY all tho druggists throughout the Uni.
Inc smnbIst M Docto dc e. Gervnia the msdI-
cal properties al Tho ROB ~ be obtained BY 70 - bon
din, "a william street, New YORK, vh0 win give every nia"
wanted.
o. prepared M orders ~ South America, he WcI u
dcu hc ec STARE duea e. he Qa ~" Rob " hone
March 4-dly'
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HE public hereby no6ed that lib dnv Of August
1856 the undersigned James NJ HALEY whom land wnrran.
NO 150 for 100 issued by Commissioner Pen
sons for tho United saes under tho Congrsa 1885 enclosed
" hs Ua,iei mail scotsve, Abemae county,
gns the said Mepsrs NJ snyder Son, Of Wash
ingon city that tho said land warrant BY endorsement
thereon transferred IN blank BY the undersigned and III
the a. Snyder believed the sate
either faudnlenly taken from the malls lost,
Al hereby warned PURCHASING the
said intend apply 70 the Commissioner Pensions
for duplicate 81 said wafranL
JAMES W. HALEY,
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R. III. GILL NJ II

his ONCE TO his esid in Franklin Row. corner
Thirteenth He win
lion principally the United Court
Having concerning patents will
advice opinions legal arising before
the Patent Once and appeals tho chief justice assistant
of the District Columbia and will also the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
lie win written opinions and prepare arguments for
lies having Congress either
prosecute cla before board established for their
adjudication.
Dc oB-dT
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CARD.n Of the death Of Of partners
n the firm Of H. 2, Boudon Co.. mschant aors city
the business will be closed and all indebted
firm respectfully requested old place
which will be
formerly The undersigned will always keep
aud best OF merchandise appauinR
incud best quality Of military
army and navy. They respectfully thank then friends pub
generally Tor liberal patronage they received
happy have the pleasure same
II. Y. BOUDON n Co,
Aug 2O-s0d Merchant Talors under Browns Hotel.