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United states P.tert Once, ,


m petition Of 3, w Buick OF New York, praying
OF patent granted TO him the 23f of March
sf2 for pressing hay" &C. for
years from expiration Of said patent, which takes place
the 93d day of March, A. ID. 1856
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Oce
Monday the 10th OF March ~ O'Clock, and all per
notified appear and shuw " they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing required file in the Patent
objections specially forth wripr twenty
days before of bearing ali testimony filed by either party
be used The said hearing be taken and transmitted
codance with the rules Of The oce which will be furnished
application.
the testimony the will be closed the ooh of
dspos0ns, relied tesimnny,
the Office before morning
the ,rKumenu, " any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered this notice be published In the Union Ins
espcer, Evening Star, Washington o. O. Baltimore
Evening Philadelphia, Pennsylvania journal Of
New York Post, Boston, week for three
weeks preyou. the lh Of March IN. day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdor of the above papers viii please copy aud
bills Patent Oace, with paper containing notice.
Ian
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UlEited States Patent once.
EIaxIinrInn- IaniiaIY q IH.

N the petition Of Jonathan Read, Alton Illinois, praying for
the extension OF granted him l2h March,
1912, Teapng machines
from the expiration said patent which takes place the 2
d1y Of March, 1866 ...... La ......... ..
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday, the ID March IL O'clock and all
notified appear and show cause they have
why said pelon ought he granted.
opposing file in the Paoni
Office their objections specially forth writing least twenty
dayr before day bearn all testimony filed by either party
be the said hearing taken aud transmitted
cordanee with the rules the oce which will he furnished
plicaion.
The testimony the will closed els, of Feb
depoons and other papers relied testimony,
must be filed In the office before the morning Of that day. the
arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered the Union Iniei
gencsr Evening Washington, c.; Argus Baltimore
Pennsylvanian, Phadeipha Pal Journal of Commerce. New
York; and Enquirer, Cincinnati Ohio week for three
weeks ID of March The day Of
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p sEdors Of the above papers will please copy and send
their bills 10 the Patent ofee with paper containing This notice
--law3w
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~ me petition Of Aepbeniah Boswerb, arnes Ohio pray
t nr me extension OF s.aptud MIN on he Gu
Apn e4l, for improvement IN heating stoves
ior seven yoars nom We expiration said patent which
place ON tho Ht day OF Apgii 1855 =
II Is eefed that petition be heard a ha p.t.n, o q.
aaayt ie Ii ot March next at IL O'Clock and all
persons are notified 10 appear cause N any lhey
haze why ssid petition ought NOT to granted. VT
Opposing me extension required file
.hat ips specially forth writing twenty
ie oay % hearing all testimony filed by either part
" nNVa ue rail hearing must be
cation, y ''' ~ 0''''''''o" "Fi"
inc testimony IN the w be closed on the 4
Sslpn sbd 9.hef papers relied upon testimony,
~ Wy "hce on or before the morning
snrnnis, u any, within ton days thereafter
iaesp so that this notice he published uDon IneH
Eehcer and Evening STAR Washington Argus Baltimore
evening Argus Philadelphia,
sew f"h and Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
three successive weeks previous oath Of next
DAY oI heaihg' CHARLES MASON, Y
sEdo Of the papora viii please copy and send ieir
Jan l--laW3w H 49, = wv
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IN Samuel Taylor Csmbdse Massachusetts,
praying for the OF patent gtand him the 2sih
May, 1912 brushes
for the expiration OF said paept
which takes place The 2sh day Of May ls56--
petit Patent Office
oHjay The 2ih If May ~ O'Clock and all
notified appear show they have, why said
petition ought TO be granted.
Oce their objecons specially forth at
before the day heang all testimony flied by either parry
used said heang taken transmitted IL
codance with the rules Of the office, which will be furnished
application.
ihe testimony Cd of May depo-
sitons other relied testimony be hed
the Office before the morning Of day The II
any, within days thereafter,
odered be published in the Union, IDe
Evening Washington D. c. Argus Baltimore
Philadelphia journal of Commerce. New York.
N. POSI- Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
weeks previous i2 Of May day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEiitors Of the above papers will please copy and send
their bills The Patent ofee with containing this notice
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United states Patent once.

IN petition Of Arnold of Norwalk
payi the granted him The 25d OF
April 1912 for Improvement IN punching machines ot manu-
the
patent, place The 23d Of April, 1876
IL ordered the said be heard at the Patent Oce
Monday, Th Of April - O'Clock, and all
nou6ed and show any they have why
said petition ought mol TO be granted.
Peons oppopg The required
Office objectons specially forth writing, twenty
filed by shTT party
said hearing be taken end transmitted in accord
with the q the ofes, which will be furnished apph
The testimony win be 9th OF March
depoons relied testimony, be filed
in the Office before the morning Of that day the arguments II
any, within dsyt thereafter.
ordered, be published in Union, Intei-
gcucer Evening Star Washington, D. C Argus Baltimore,
Md Ev, Argus Philadelphia, Pa, Journal OF Commerce,
New Daily Post, Providence, X. week for
three successive weeks previous to the m Of April nsr the day
of fhssting --- --.--
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
s-Edors Of the above papers will please copy and send
their bills the Patent oce, with containing this notice
Jan ls-law3w
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Virginia Lard Once.

hcamohdi Jaruary y, 1880.
conformity with the code Of Virginia of ls9 4e section
10 DO hereby make known all whom TINT II
appears, by certificate OF the
dated the G Jay Of Jan 1856 land Office
90 The ah day o January 1886 by held
W psesmber 1855 the following lots In The city OF Petersburg,
which Cbatps o'ara ded sezed,
thi- Gommon wealth, 10 wit; -G.
f One house residence Of said O'ara,
tanning brick dwelling commencing Market
nnng south ~ feet west % feet north 80 feel thence eastward
" 81 feet with small lot and adjoining 10 by 30
10. One lot adjoining The above
SOUTH Nos and The FIRST No. A. ssh feet Market
bounded the IT, T. being
deep The second lot No. 36 feet front and Market
being the ro line from Market back 2O
the south line from Market back Ill feet deep.
3D. One house and the side Of Donors alley "a feet
.n bounded by Fse The north, the Harris's
tot, tho south by Narsis lot. Il g. 4...t.
Jh. house. Short Market devised to said
Oiafa by Mr- w Juenne brick dwelling sc
ss Of Ss Market 40 feei front
back 30 feet with i0eet alley
g. PARKER,
Jan la-ibwew Regr Land Office.
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nm the petition of Joseph H. Burrows, Of Cincinnati, Ohio
praying or The extension granted him 23
of April ie42, for mill
from the expiration of said which takes place the
23d day 81 April iea6-- s.... .S.
s ordered that the raid petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the 7h of Aril 70 O'Clock all
Rouhsd aud show
ssid pciilion ought not 10 be grant d. s.r#
Persons OPPOSING the required file the
ono. ber o ctons specially set frh writing least
days before the day Of hearings all flied by either
he used al the sh hearing be taken and transmitted
tordanre with the rules Of tho Office, which will be- furnished
apslioation.
The rmony in the win be closed the 9Th Of March
deposit aud oth relied testimony be hod
th- nfnee morniDg arguments
II any, within days thereafter. ....-
ordered also, his be published the In
tlgencer and Evening Washington ID, CT Ba
Patriot aud Unon Harrisburg, Journal Of Commerce
New York Enquirer Cincnnsti Ohio,
suceeyo weeks previous 7th OF April The day
bearing CHARLES MASON
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdiors Of the above will please copy and send
their bis the Patent Once, with containing hs notice
Jan ga-law3w
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trtoh.b foN has arrived wnsrds Hotel ws,hnrtnn
" We aeay aiensins the n he ls.-e n
matter o. conWsTation that
nsiona egitlainre without volnunr hsir r,tc,I
c appn one popular candidate sf favor ~ p,x IN ~.
espac,y atao frpfcsenng ever p.y,s sa
" csive the diRggished and upanaps ..s,n,e. ~
voices n ne realm of fashion, Ard prcsrp, s III ~
nWdsd sentiment The Hou ~ b,s h :.
loss hr aHdsr or time srrrssutssv. ~ e
nwsys orsn,ed The fashions IN The plsc n sr - - ~.
h o e ars what the dsorgauizeJ
ssemby are 70 the genius of The The a.
me taste of me a the oihef sohsurd by stoqs.prs ~.
orator Whist the latter d the sseuslv t~.,
For s to the popular assembly ~ fashion u r.. is
lued parallel. but parallels only closely cersa p.,
hnce they dverse and us 4 with leaders o. sss
our leaders Of politics The fashion tr sin
designate represeniative ~
,he rsh' and right rsh, 81
when he applies 20 onr leader H- away
70, ~, money Both are equally well apd SAFELY invested
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)r,ios o, IspIss AyyItR.,

OrrfoE or Ispttr AFFAIRS,
January 9l 1855.
pRoPostLs wfe received The Once Indian Affair. unu
of the rpth day Of ftbumy for furnhng and de
nvenzons half oa =. snfr te l., day q May 1855 and one
half ansr the l1h day Of June thousand North
fu Indian b. delivered
the either cities Of New York, Philadelphia
bNnof b0on, Detroit Louis chicago,
bad. nay VIII BE- require The
Ahuys time different times, and the
eehed dates. order, Time In Tho Ie6 the
pee and e The qsaiyi additional number of
actually required IN
Escb ladder wl reqarcd exhibit sample samples ~
pd Hhd quaiy "fsu he 10 lurnis and the
Department. TIE Of png such bid OF bids
tseyed ." es most advsnrsoas % s Indians considering
,c.sss guss. Pcs. bid viii be considered unIer
soeoups' ea ~ uiassi guarantee h.i ne ed q The pany
pf~d he vii t accordingly ard give
a ths performances " rs eniract within ten days ae the
award
rbs ap,s 90 pies Of accepted bidder
tnass ths once b. delivered even
sn and fay thereto. Beiofe the acceptance
ofts be suijresA The thorough
tgd aaA sample th0e
and ulsf ana fully sqaa IN every will be
iscied.
tn,supi ercssalss of bid requlrec
~ ~ nfH stecuon q hs The Of the success
fai hdaAef
fsyurn, fr qusHtiiy qnans eesvea viii be made
hto-sh to listed States treasury Immediately snr he dyc
and Accfp'anss msfeaf GRO. w MANyPENNY,
Jan al-dHA thsa aA~t9th fsh Comnissianer.
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puRauAsr deed ~ itus Ian day Juae
tssL frrtusd W Spsnrst n, trustee
bddsf, raiaraar, the
e fsbrusY IN. rfs,niss that wei snown prop
Cevtnhis fa1ndfy,n river,
81 I'd
isss als hsossiar her-to h IN the
ng
ws.bfRsscu caupty, in ssia ui.iftrt
Terms naacy cash The
th~ Day sale atr.d yaymsHu
af sepsas fvsn, raysbs
prop~uy ws. sFLnFa,
Jas a4-diw slnnwtlcthreb Trustee.
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TO THE LADlEs-Mr n L.. HARPER, - nosranrld street
Bcstou has ehnc. ana
elegant embroidered bali dresses Pafsan
which universally admired Nswpnu ssi
then abb. demand
10 inotm isdss thsi he fresh suppy
which white and for bridal
Also, head dresses einures, cnpoiss cellars. al ~
which In emhoderrd black
city of wresths of straw npwsn, ea,h.r aewer. se
NBTh. y the ony house the untsd states where
goods he ohtsined.
Bosros, January s., 1855.
Ian s-2aw3w
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United states Patent Once,


IN tho Peuon Of l. w and O. W. Dake, Of Pcpp-rvs Massa-
ehnss praying for the extension of
on
ytas the Of said patent, which
place the 2lst day nf Arrii, 1856 .....
ordered that the said petition be heard al The Patent Office
Monday, the 7h of April nj ~ O'Clock all
notified appear aud show any they
way said petition ought not 20 be granted. ..-....
required file the Patent
Once Their objections specially set forth IN writing at least
before the All icd either
said earng
slrdanes with the oee which will furnished
picson.
The testimony the will be 2s,h ofMach,
dispositions, other papers relied
hied ONES before the morning day
the arguments if any, within ten days thereafter
b. published Union, Inei.
geneer, and star, Washington, d. o. Argue, nEimore Md
Philadelphia, PAT Journal Commerce. New
Work, vi Boston Poet. Boston, kRss, week
m successive weeks previous the 7 day Of Ap
the day of hsaunE.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner OF Patents.
.s-Editor. papers please copy and send
their bi, ho Patent oes, wh containing this
Ian A--tK
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NOTICE Is hereby given that 4 will apply 10 he
~ Commissioner Of Pensions duplicate n(
land bounty ssusd 70 under lbs law ~ srpssrf
1850, and numbered 81 o3, os my mlste-a
which has been st ard which hss s.sgnes
piedrsd, o. located Wy me, OF BY my su,hofi,y.
Jan la-law6s JOHN Ross.
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rus arasrsned oGrs iar sas moderate prices hns
cniireuon of slmoa .ssdsrd English American
otsn poetry snd ans library Of Them finely
Illustrated others rich ealfa and bindings The English
pga rRAscK TAYLOR.
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T'Vk RUSSIAN EnrIHE-tts resource r,go "a q,
End policy by q +" LOCKER onn from America.
Merry Oa gngisnd History Julia Corner
Cotton "a King by American.
The Merchant Nesselt Esor boys
Msn o~rI Life boys experiences United navy.
ksHeard sorT of ofMedene translated by Cornelius q Co
meus W. ID. FRsNCK TAYLOR
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The SPEAKER called the House TO order at IL m
Prayer by the Rev. DR. Dopgett
Tue journal of yesterday was read and approved
The SPEAKER stated that the rsl business in order
The resolution Of Mr. NrcHoIs Of Ohio declaring Adam
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nrs mcwsft's View Rock.
MIMIC Life Before and Behind
III rsives ~ Anns Cora Richie formerly Mrs. Mowa sl
Bsi~ds Ny Thseksrsy, rs
yus, PahIishsd. Pos sale at TAYLOR n MAURY,s
Dscm bookstore, 9th
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The BLACK EMprRoR At work AeAlSs--A despatch from
Holmes Hole, dated the 22d says,
Captain Mathews Of the schooner Maria l. Davis
rived from Cape Haye which he left the 10th ultimo
reports that the Emperor Fausn had returned the cap
al from his unsuccessful expedition against the Domin
cans but far from being discouraged recruiting for
another army to resume bis operations
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Nos Ib@spttus PAssans, IA o.. itaAs rruf~ssor.
hva knoV Nashhurn "a. Dt UHiy"sity Lsctnrtr.
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TUE Private corresponaenos of Henry c,syi IN on,
Deem FRAsCg TAYLOR,
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feS York helrsrsliaH Tsiiorins Els6llshrasnl
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a. The metropolitan HhulD
NiKI Aio~ IN. pisau. Of pacas ay before sssr
~ nee AZ ihe sAn. TINE onng taor,
together with the supply military
ard naval untot uTrs dfrss. am
now engaged mahrs 1nioms naary, navy,
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EESEhAL AGENCY AT wAsaIsGrOS.-Tas .ul
" scfibcf ormsriy Richmond, having
once In this ci, few of the Trea,
Departn,rn tenders h upon savero
especially fos Revolutionary bsst
and pensions uadef The nfConssess
Having purchased the David
ne pcrhaps, The which I'M
ot revolutionary papers he IA
Etcamond He has ysfy p4psss
che other public Offices the csyiol % Thexs t
eccumulaipps fom other twenty eiuence
tto him hope fs claim last ~iu
nhie 10 show H. where himself may entirely
uusbl. do a.
for under the of3J sarch gvss 100 ser.s
of land 10 all who battle days h,
sharres wii be very moderate. FELIX EiCHARDs.
ssvansncKs.
Hon, Henry A. Vice, Accemsc, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
Jan.s r. Hoaih, Commsonaf Pensions, RichnoaA
viranis.
stsncrd H. fsrsor, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John =. rondieton, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon. MaxhtnxoH, DC
. William J. Ward, eco, baltimore.
Lcwts Ttnbcriske, esq, New York
March 7-dkcplys
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HEONGE w. MoREi.t.. Aftor.sy ard Csus~eItar- -as
vi Law, Unitea States circuit
for the Cour of Claims, 10. ~ Wall street New YofE
Refers Hon - Nslsvn Justice Unsd
Hon w. Fih United staes g. O. rosH.
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of Csims, r. w. G,s' and MAJOR ATaold Hsrs, ws-hnr
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s-Edtou Of the shove papers will please copy
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ian A--iE~3~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-19

AnOtner remarkable Cure of Dyspep-
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to your suggestion, it gives pleasure to state, that
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took your medicines am almost cured Of every dis
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In Leicester March IS, by Rev DR.. Nelson, John E.
Russell Of New York to Caroline Nelson of j.
Iu Milford, March IL, by Rev Lyman Maynard, Mr..
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Cady, daughter of the officiating clergyman.
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In West Boyiston, March s, Elizabeth Kinds, widow
the late Jacob Kinds. aged 50
In Berlin, March is, Franklin Ames son Of Mr. Amos
Sawyer, aged q years.
In Milford, March 4 Nathan Keith, aged 10 years, s
months, and % days.
In Dedham, March 12 Mrs Polly SWEET widow of samI
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- Land, very pleasantly situated Depot on the
FIchburg and Worcester Railroad with good Buildings.
Il IS well fenced with stone wall well supplied with never
failing water well covered with Fruit Trees ami will
be sold cheap and upon easy erms For further parc
ulars, inquire Of T. FLAGG,
mchl9 d5t&wf No. 81 Summer St., Worcester.
EYOR sALE-oNE GOOD HORSE TWO Wagons,
One Hay Cutter, &c positively cheap Inquire OF
NJ. ST0WELL,
mchl9 du No l Myrtle ST.