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George w. Brega,
CouEsELLoR- AT LAW,
Washington, d. G.
Feb 70 -eodlmif
United states Patent Once,
Wa.hInntnn Innnnr. % lAnl

Unitsd states Patent once,
Washington, January ~, 1896
N petition Of Joseph H. Buuows, of Cincinnati, Uhs,
praying Of granted him the 23d
p for Improvement in mill stnbes for
expiration Of said patent which place the
AID day Of April, irb6-
that said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, 7h of 70 o'clo all
podhed sppfar and show they why
ssid p-iitian ought To be grant d.
opns ihs tIea,on are required 20 Gle In the ps'en,
their obi specially forth twenty
day. fIe the day ~ brans al esops hed by thrr party
be sd the said healng must be taken snd transmitted
Of the onRce which will be furnished
application.
The mony will be closed the 9th OF Marc
deposiu aud oth relied testimony
the once bafor The morning Of thai the hrgumen,
" any, within 10 days thereafter.
Ordered also that Ibis notice be published In the Unios In
tesence and Evening ftar, Washington ID. c.; Arsus
Patriot Union Harburs Pa journal of
York Emo ure Cincpnat Ohio week for
successive 7h Of
hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdtors of the above papers win please copy
tb. bits to the Patent Once, with containing this
Jan 93-law3w
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United States Patent Once,
WASHINGTON, March IS, 1856.
Feb 4-law4w

I'm the petition ~ w. Lesh and Zacharah Beeson
and D. Bowman administrators Jacob Deardor deceased OF
Wayne county, Indiana praying for Of patent
granted 8. w. Lesb, Deardor T. Beesou, June ",
ssa Improvement "he generator" for years
the expiration Of said winch takes place the 27h
day OF June, is55-
ordered the said be heard the Patent Office
Monday 10Th of O'Clock, IN and a persons
moulded and show they have why said
petition ought NOT 10 be granted.
opposing the tIu non are required 20 he In The Patent
Once their objections specially form writing twenty
befe of hearing; all filed by either party
used the raid hearing taken and transmitted n
with of The ofhce which will be furnished
application -
The win the 9Th OF June
and other papers relied upon Testimony, be filed
oee before the morning o that day the arguments,
any. ga days thereafter
odered that this notice be published the Union n,el
Esncer Evening Washington, D. o. Republican, Ba
Philadelphia Ps Day Boob New York
tancinns Ohio
previous the 27th Of June Rext tho day 81 hearing.
HARt.Es MACON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEAiton papers will please and send
Once paper containing this notice.
March g6-law3w
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Land Warrants.


IoHN CLARK, aae register iowa city, Iows agent
military bounty land In the State Of Iowa.
opened Office Washington city. D. o., In connexon
with agents surveyors land oces
Iowa. which prepared oder facilities for the
only mode by which and
holders fully avail themselves OF the bounty Of the
efnaent.
aird naes sending by mail, The
biiowing fees, which accompany the warrants.
10 fee for selection and location, S4 which odd land
o&ce iee, SI-S5 Ss"." g.t r.
sefes selection and location, ss which add land
Office fee, S2-$s. '"N
ao selection and location, 81 which add land
so scres and location, sio which add land
odies fee, S+-9lf
TIE prices charged by agents al
the local once.
guaranty viii udciousiy, upon
nreeon Of land remaas vacant in The dis
uiet al the time.
TIE selecting agents competent experienced In
stale fully advised OF all the local
railroads. seais mber wse and settlement present and
prospective.
Lands selected worth, confident. from "a so
o. b-neet this
Designed aud other hndes, fail
large advance upon The face Of their warrants.
Wan,ees will Of attorney 70 iocss en-
And others will h the blank
with the full Of the Iocst1.
Address JOHN CLARK, No. <3a Pennsylvania with
w. Webb q Co.
Congress- Hon. Charles
Mason, Commissionsr of Patcnts
Feb i7-dif3m-
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, TO OUR sUBscRIBERs.

The of viii spon oln bDoks unless
The psslpsai ef The subseripion be IN
Distant msy money BY letter. me postage
Of which viii be paid BY an In is
safe uaDsinissiOu. @a~"E "...F
TIE COUNTRY PAFER pabishrd weekly during
sons Of coDgess, and ssmi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period lees than year received
pIopoI,oDed 10 the above annual Iaes.
01-PosTMAsTERs authorised agents; /;
by sending RVS DAILY suhseben, go enclosed;
sEMI-WEEKLY subscTibsrs win cas- enclosed, viii
tued copy graiis. @28aE 80 2ga## @ss sa "t
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States the
s day Of September 1885, the 3ath of tune. 1855
the following routes In TERRITORIES or OREGON and
WASHINGTON will be received the Contract Once n
Once Department the city Washington, day
July, isS6, TO be decided by tbs next day
OREGON TERRITORY.
1875 STAIRS Point by Prae Eugene City, 20 miles
and bnck week.
Leave STAIRS Point every Friday nj
Arrive u Eugene City same day BY pm;
Leave Eugene City every Saturday Al
Arrive III Stars Point day by m.
1875 From fou Orod Randolph and Coos Bay Gadne
City, IS miles and back, week
Leave P0I OnDTd every Monday at
Arrive at Gardiner lily next Wednesday by 3pm
Leave Gardiner City Thursday III 7 a
Arrive AZ Port Oxford Saturday by
l2 From scottsburg Winchester, "a miles and back
week
Leave scottsburs every Wednesday at m;
Arrive a winchester day by
Leave Winchester Monday Al 7am M;
Arrive ai seo,shnrg next day by 3pm
WASHINGTON TERnIToRY.
l24l From Pacific Cy Chenook 10 miles and back,
Leave Pacific CITY every Wednesday at p IN;
Arrive at heuook same day by
Leave Chenoak every Monday at IN;
Arrive at Pacific City same day by II
Bids to by different schedule will be considered.
l242 From Vancouver Seacoom City, and back week.
Bidders distance and schedule Of rails and depart
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TliIs give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tsped from orphans Of Washingon county, In the
District OF Couusa letters uf administration the personal
o hosass las Stale u Illinois, deceased. Al
persn having against hereby
sme vouchers thereof the subscriber
Of February they otherwise
BY be eIclxdad from sil beneft tho ssd
Given andsr land This nipseenh day of February, sa6
feb 9-ilw3w HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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United states Pxfsns OHce.
Washington, March 10, 1855

nv the petition Of George Wright OF Springfield Masa
ehasss. payins patent granted
ssh of May ls for Improvement In machines for
ruling ieurf papsr,"
paspnt. wbch the 0sth Of May 1885,
n 10 ordered said petition
Monday the 18Th Of May nett, at ~ O'Clock, and AL
psrsops notified TO appear and show cause any they
k,ye WIN said peiiiion ought not 10 he grantsd.
opeong The extension rsaulred 20 hle In the Patent
oFes heis specially forth writing twenty
Testimony flied either
be used must be taken and transmitted in sccod
ance rules Of the oce which viii be furnished on apps
s ,.,Inony In the cass wnbe closed May dep
.,ions and o,her papers
hea IN the Once before the morning OF That day the ar
s.neats n any. within ten days thereafter
sso ,hst iris nocs published In the Union Ine
soccer and Evening star Washington, D. C Republican, Bait
move pen.sylvspsn. Phsdepha; Day Book New York and
Post Boos once three successive weeks psvious
W "s '1"' " N"V "'A' Wv ' CHARLES MASON,
%A" "4 H' Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEHo,s ofe above paper, viii esse copy and sepd her
bh. TO The Psest Once with paper containing ~ ho"es'
Msf ia-Iaw3w
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Medical Gard.

noCToR sTANsLAs RERNsZ, regular practitioner OF hom9o
paihy a3 and Fourteenth Consuta
fom 10, a.. to ,, q.
sarias Hensx having reurnrd from Europe with
psved heah will attend the Practice Of hs PFoessoH
Ls Doctsur pare Ffascats.
Hsa Decor spricht peut-ch.
~ Docss habla Esp9ao.
Dctiofs pafla ltaiisae.
te-d6m
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"a. sale -Four Hnndred Ksgroes and Ten Thousand
Acres Of Cans-hrake Land In Dallas and Ferry

Acres Of Cans-Hrake Land In Daiias and Ferry
s sdss ssSs sP neg ~
a .rs ss.ss ~ .s n A1r al
lcemasd and eIpeeassa is aa hands e al. m
". sS . % s sss s yaSs Sas @ o .s e suit
sa ss asa. sil s s
as Js; Rsn.aSa s,s. 49, s5
oImss Place ard the Roads,p al of which,
-. s9 sas u
asld eight from The ep q ssaa win assn ioaI hundred
Grounds, sardsn Es are a In coalition. These panta
mile ss .: y ~ .sa s .:sr % H. s. IT,
which ie steamboats,. Near seven thou
saad acres including S o. @ Ss pa a aso". s
nom selma depot ., ,he Junction Of The Marion ra
regularly Of planaions, s TN the Selma raIaad
miles and Two I miles distant. one q" win :. e M s ,
Or cuiI.aon with good gins, gin houses: cooa presses
Iwiss hs@ Il paIehs,rIs. Or soO ioo 500
ana % o. s.s o. VIM ss Oh ISs e
sssross stuck, plantation ,ools, corn provrndrr ac
s any whilst me crop growing or In Deeen
Ier January nsI., a. they may wish - ,,..,.u l., ,
per w day. ssma sell to The highest bidaer such
such Opportunities advantages before
for ~ S..s ss % p aa % e2 Ss
bake region T sale at any price, or even 70 purchase
These sisnaons are fertility. facilities transportation and
@ other % sslsona sss = s
move to every portion Of The Union
Il more healthy than "cane brakeo region of Alabama
sell privately for cash or on me Of the most beau
dy improved private residences 10 he city " and several
eung largest and desiuby located offices,
banking houses Ac, &c. ohs '''"S t.
very desirable unimproved large and small
tracts or land In and contiguous 10 Selma.
Mooded horses which the eee
raed Dick several superior brood several
sahons sdn, colts, and hesl Of them from the best
racLlg Stock , E.-4 y..4.gg a4vEf .s.. . ,1.
and excellent cocks and house ser
FOR further particulars address the undersigned w. NJ Byrd,
etq W. A. Brooks, ESQ.,, Maron Perry county,
sbama The the plantations will give all desi
b may wish make personal nyes
tieatian Of tho premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
ssLxA, Alabama, Feb. ii, 1855.
Feb l9-damR
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS

No will be trips performed and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times The of the
be deducted. For arrivals after schedule sufficiently
"xeud fourth Of the y for the trip be deducted The
be annued for repeated fines for violating the
post Office laws f dsobeyng departments instructions
The Postmaster General order Increase Of
increase the H- the schedule
vided the raanns time be diminished also he cua the
discon nue altogether #
condition Of his allowing months extra the amount Of
service dspen cd with.
No ncreased will be allowed for any, OF actual
distance the poiais supplied c0reciIy
stated The the LIST Of September
JAMES CAaPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OvrIcE DEPARTMENT, March II, 1856.
Mar l9-laM4w
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at Ia, m.


The SPEAKER laid before the House q communication
from the Treasury Department. In answer 10 the resolution
relative TO the Louisville and Portland canal which was
referred TO the Committee Commerce and ordered to
be printed. ' @BEe eaah @7a ##
Also, communicaton from The same department. ask-
ing that deficiency Of $500 be appropriated for the in
creased compensation Of the assistant clerk and weigh
clerk Of the branch mint at New Orleans for the year end
ing June 80 1885, rendered necessary under the civil
and diplomatic appropriation biI approved March 3,
1855 which was referred the Committee OF Ways and
Means and ordered TO be printed #e. n.. 1aa f'
Also communication from the same department. ask
ino for seven additional clerks which referred 10 the
COMMITTEES Of ways and Means and ordered to be printed
Also communication from the War Department. trans-
mittinq letter from the Chief Engineer containing the
requested In the resolution Of the House Of the
2sth utmo calling upon the Secretary Of War TO report
what forfcstons necessary guard the coast be-
tween Mobile and New Orleans and to furnish estimates of
the thereof which referred TO the Committee on
Military Affairs and ordered 70 be printed.
. ,i.,...s, IN PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr. ALLEN Of Illinois, by the unanimous consent OF the
House made personal explanation touching the report Of
the Committee Of Elections In the case Of Archer Al
len from the seventh district in the State Of Illinois He
read from the report Of thu comistee 20 show that they
attempted by their statement TO throw the responsibility OF
taking further testimony upon him. This statement was
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THREAD LACE GOODS, EnBBOIDERIEs 60
The suhsciiber have received om New YoIk full asor
OF goods which have been cied with
from the inpoaons, embracing al te
sytrs Of
C'dlarets and aeeves, In match
Chemi1ets aud se.vs.
Lace eoiIareI- ana sleeves do
Lace trimmed coiars and sleeves do
FreuchAwrHke ed chemtz. 10 and siesv do do
Lace trimmed preLch worked collars and sleeves
Embniaerrd cambric, H. sets .. match
Emhrotder,d iiBen and hneL -camhrie
Thraad-iace collars and sleeves match
MOufni both blsck
EBhidr ed haGdk kerchef. variety and styles
EHb Older. d sknts, for open dresses
Eahr idered swis1 AID csmbrEc nouncing
Emhfoid-red dinity snd taoonet bands
hushn and camhTic edEngs aud ms Tinzs
Real thread lace berther and Collars
Thrend eapnas of all widths
Black thresd laces aud tdRines, all widths
wide black isees or favbcss, kc.
ohsI desirable goods adapted the
present and approaching seasons, such as
FIounced snk drespes, In great variety
Fiounced rrBadne robes, very rich
Fiouncsd scrtgs robes, great variety
striped and plaid svistsd siks
thsns Silks striped and figured new styles
Ein pnn 'iss, ior evenins dresses
Coorrd silk nasi0ns do
Bisck silks variety, 10
Al Of which, tngtbeI with complete assortment of
goods both eRn and domestic IN fancy and staple will be offered
| Fsb g7-Sawswn nooE, BRO, co.
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United states Mail.
posr osyIcE DEpAarMEsT,
March q. IH1(l.

P0sr OEncE DKPARrMEET,
March J, 1850.
PROPOSALS for conveying of the United States from
the let day Of Juy 1885, The 3O 1859 inclusive
in the state o. North caroline, and day July
20 The h OF June ss inclusive, Of ennessee
be received o. The Contract Once Of The Post Once Depameh
.hs city washington until "Wednesday the Soh Of April 1865
al D, p ~, 10 be decided by ihs 7h May oowins)
NORTH CARoLlNA
Ssos From Asneve By Sulphur springs Hommeny Creek,
Creek, Funklu, skeneh fsnnsssss RIVER Aquoas Head
Tsnnessee, va!sytown, and Tomala 10 Murphy, i2sk
nnlcs ard back. twice q week, In coaches.
Leave Ashcvl,e monday and Thursday at4ami
Arrive a Murphy days by ~ pm;
Leave Murphy Saturday and Tuesday at Z IN;
Arrive nj Asheyile next days BY 2p D In.
ss TENNESSEE.
s54S From Cieavsiand, Tenn by Chatay Wansye Benton
Peion, spnngtbwn, Towee Fal,s, Coker Creek Turtle
Town N. O., Laurel Valley, Peumon Creek and N0ttla,
70 Murphy n miles and back twice week. In wohorss
. Leave cleveland Thursday and Sunday atl pm,
~ Arrive NJ Nufphy next days by9 pm;
Leave musphy "Wednesday and Saturday 4 m;
Arf,Ys oil Cleavciand days by 70 IN.
al n invited,
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I IFE OF GOvERsoR wIsE.--A Biographical Sketch Of
Henry VIE, with history Of the political campaign In
1888 by James r. Iiambleton, N u. ~ So
NE yna Alpha Of the Phi Beta Kappa socsyI by Hugh Blair
oIigSby. sl 80. '''''" '.A ".' w Nv -
On sale az TAYLOR h MkURYS
March 10 Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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NOTES.

No will be made FIR trips performed and for each OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three the Of the trip
deaucted break
Ion with depending nails and sucen,y excused onsfoar
OF the compensation for the trip 10 subject forfeiture Fines will
be unlsss The DELINQUENCY be promptly
explained by certificates adayits Of other
ereditabe pefsohs for nssectBg uke
otee suffering By injured destroyed robbed
and for reBg ner demand convey the mail frequently
the concerned ~ vehcles IN
Of the Department. assigning the
alter the schedule He also order ncIea Of
allowing therefor
part decrease Of pay, he allow months
ds should be addressed the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eaI superscribed Mail Proposd for NORTH Carolina Ten
depart
7h of May 1866 For further particulars
incorporated bidders
for conveying mails Kentucky ennes
see, Missouri, and Iowa, of 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
4-law4w Postmaster General.
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United States Patent once,
Washington, March 6, 1856.

Wasnihgloh, march ., ieoo'
The petition Of Richard NJ Hoe Of No" New y9,. ,s ssyp '
Is42 Improvement in machine for grinding and polish
ing metallic .or seven from the expiration Of said
ordered thai the said petition be heard the Patent Once
monday, the 18th Of May at II ocock and oil
said pedton ought not 10 be granted.
opposing required TO die In the Patent
days day Of hearings all testimony hed by either party
be bearing be taken and transmitted In
codance with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished on
The testimony will be closed the OH Of May
and other psps relied spnn q Is ties Se
ments, IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered notice be published in the Union. Inte
gence and Evening Star Washington CT Republican, Bslu
Prnnsyvanian Philadelphia Journal Of Commerce, New
Daily Post, Providence, Rhode sand weel
for three weeks previous to the 18Th Of May RsIt
'' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
p s-Edou the above papers will please copy and
ofce, with paper containing this notice
Mar 7-law3w
NEW GOODs.-we this day opened large add
Of furnishing and goods suitable
family purposes, rendering the assortment In all IL branches
complete than can be found n any other m h
District
Our stock Of carpouss, velvet, Brussels tapestry
grain, Veusn s and hemp Is full aud complete in
embracing all the latest designs
Also, full ment Of
Mo.sic, tufsd Chenille rugs and mats
beiotbs both druggei and damatk
Marssils-. dimy, imperial, and Aiendals quilts
Linen and couen shestns, all widths
Bed crib, sbd cradle blankets, all sizes
Table dsmasks and dsmask table cloths
Col0red and white Msrselles bureau
Very rch cloth piano and table covers
Table nspsias, toweHngs, kc., in great variety
Turkey red plnds AID sulpes Tor wine cloths
Curtain uiaterials In varieties
R,chiy- -emhroidcrrd and muslin curtains, &C.
Toqrhe with other desirable enods both SIMPLE and fancy
March a5-aae4wf HooE, BRO, CO.
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Madame Devos,
Fnem Pa~ss ssd Esp Rsrk.

MADAME DEvos's millinery arrived, and h opened
h< tspecoa Toe Lakes, 5o4 Pennsylvania avenue, 10
which senon ladies of washngon, Geogstown, As
b respectfully invited.
Jan a-u
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JOSEPH n. THOMPSON, Draper and Tailor, Ia
wall stegheasf) No 5st Pennsyvania doors
OF The NstionaI Hotel.
goods eesns spring ard vesprs styles
and OF the lae tmpUratpn shades 81 aalufes
Mar ll-eodet
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United States Patent Onice.
Washington, January IL, 1885.

I'm the petition Of Aionzo O. Arnold of Nowak, Connecticut
pars the extension OF patent granted 10 him The 2sd Of
April, efo In "punchng
of covered for from expiration
said PATENT which place the 23d day April sSS
II ordered at the said petition be heard
a.uday, Of April II ocock per.
notified appear have why
said petition ought not 10 bn granted.
extension required 10 he In the Patent
ocr objections specially set forth In WHITING twenty
hed
and
Of ths oce, which will be furnished npp
cation.
The tesmony In the will he closed the 9th OF March
relied be RIed
10 the oce before ihs Of tina, dsyi sgumsn
any, within days thereafter. ...t .s,.
Ordered also noce pubbcd the Union Int.li
gcncer and Everins ssr, Washington, DOS Argus. Baltimore,
Md Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Comurycs
New York and Daily Post, Providence, H. week Coz
three successive weeks previous the m Of April nsr day
Of hearing - --
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.sEdiDrs % the above papers viii please copy,
their bills 70 the Patent Once, with pspe containing this
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United states Mail.
--
MISSISSIPPI.

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
February Is, 1856.
for conveying the mail Of The United States from u
1885, June 81, 1885, following route, will be
ceyed Contract Office Of this Department until Of
April 20 be decided by the It'll Of May following
Charleston Mics by Mouth Of Gold Water, Mehes
Cross Roads, Mound Place, Mo0s Bayou and Swan Lake,
to Helena, Arb, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Charleston Monday att, a. m.;
Arrive at Helena next day by 8, p ~;
Leave Helena Wednesday at 2, nj;
Arrive Charleston day by Q, p. N.
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NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed by responsible persons, cer
by postmaster judge of record and
entered into by the successful bidder with
before LIST Of July
psrformed and for each Of such
omissions explained three times The
deducted For arrivals far bchi"d time 70 break
depending aud sufficiently excused,
for the trip subject forfeiture
Fines will be mposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
isfacoiy explained for Regieeg take the mail from utn
ofice Cor suffering u 10 be aiqfsd, deoyed robbed
and for rnsing aer demand the mail
frequently the contractor concerned running
hes the The Postmaster Grnern may annu the
failures ngreeaby 70 contract for ds
obsyns the posi- Office Laws distractions Of the department.
schedule. He also order
allowing therefor rGfd increase
the conract He also curta OF dsconunne the service
whole part decrease OF pay, allowing
mon eompsusadon the amount Of service dispensed
BIDS should be addressed the Second Assistant Post
GeneaI bed Proposals for No 74s4 MissPta
pamphlet advertisement for conveying
he mail. in Alabama Mississipp, hc., 1854 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL
Feb 26-law4w Postmaster General.
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THE liberal the FOL
towing Ja.per eoanty tndi,H 90 acrss
In s csahiy, G575 lroguois lsos o sores
10 Han,oa coeny fhe lands hBsy umbsIed Ia
cid se within fve iles of Mcclsnss oEOua the
line 9th hieago rsilad In J"hrrs"n
cseny nn 40 Prankn county ep scres IN Pope
county coasy e4a and oth.I Ia do
a wiscuaan Per fsrhsr Information O. NJ GbkION,
Ne as n street, agent fof .a J. IL. DE CAmP'
Washinstaa city, d. o.. FEB H. 1855.
Ia-difu
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THE subsoribes VIII u q Z q W days to
dvoso Trrfoes Dr w eoutro of
the sale " s Flour Restorative n. viii with for The
stases m LoUaua, Artanss Aiabama, FIods O. nrea Worth
Sarns Dsla~s Tennessss kenscky Missouri
U,aA, Northwestern Tn,or New AeElro island " Cubs
Dsrius shseoce time from the city, Mr. O.
~ GORDON, No. go <trcet, via represent
] L. DE CAMP.
Fss ts-&fN
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NVICE 70 hereby given that I WILL apply 20 ths
commissioner OF Pensions grant dupcate ~ 90
i soanv wsuaa Issued sntef the law of fsep,emts
shd numbered dS for my services In the o isle3
heh warrant has been 6 which has been assigned
Jaa 4-tawsw : : - JOHN Ross.
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D GS. ""'h OF "s'stsr har'' ~ o. - Lo'a""
me Wy Of Salvation by Albert Barnes. o..
ImOeeaa-fusused by p. u. gosse 81
hui ' " FRANCK TAyIop.
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s6 sreohss kaeA' snd Fraoh Boardtnr ani Day SCHOOL,
- ssven baidsnE, NO. 1873 PsNa.yipamia ase.as
EHE ecopS secession q hs Rsnon Msndsv
fsbusry Z, 1853. - "
DAILY insfueton In fbe French language yen ~
nty fom Psr Who resides In smy the hisher
sh sbssr the rspecia Miss Brooke, and every
ssns Afforded for the acquisition Of thorough eerau
Se"sa- Ian 27-eadaw
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GEORGE w. M0NcLL, Attorney ard Counsellor -at
g. uni,ed States eresi, court eonmsoner, eommssonei
Wv me Cour ~ Csrns, NO. ~ Wall street. New Yerk.
se'ra hsn T. Nelsyn Justice United ststes supreme
- " Fsh United States senator; General J. O. Toen. Corv
hasseer. Unsed States amy H.ir soictter
y. |.n' H. H. eis, asd Major Arnold Harris. wsshins
"a city, Got io--wfks sun3m
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PsEdDrs of the above papers viii please copy,
their bills The Patent Once, with paper containing this
Jan Ie-taw3w
The daily union., 1856-04-04

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