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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20
No. 10.
An Ordinance to Regulate TIE W7dth IF Side
Walks IN the Tosen Of Upton.


An Ordinance to Regulate the WIdth IF Side
Walks IN the Tossn Of Upton.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council Of the
Town Of Upton in Cedar County, Iowa:
SECTION ]. That the side walks Of the town Of
Upton shall be ten lO) feet wide, and may be con
structed of flag stone, brick boards two thick.
nesses, or two inch plank.
2 That il shall be lawful for any person or
persons, being the owner owners Of any lot 10
said town, to set out shade trees in front Of their
respective lots, at the distance Of nine (9) feet
from the front line Of thei riots, and should any
person njure, deface, or destroy any such shade
trees, such person shall be deemed guilty Of \
misdemeanor. and fined hot less than five dollars
for each shade tree SO injured, defaced, or de-
stroyed, at the discretion Of the Mayor Justice
before whom the offence may be tried.
j. Nothing contained in the first section Of
this ordinance shall he construed as to prevent
any owners Of lots except those fronting the
square on which the present Court House ia
erected, from constructing side walks in width
not less than five (5) feet, which side walk shall
be on that part of the ten feet next TO the street.
Adopted May Ia, 1857.
GEORGE ScHMrcKER Mayor
u. MeCARH, Recorder.
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AD Err IT L s ID H..


Of the proper tax; which license shall lie good TOT
one year. 49,. n.or..
sbslI he guilty of . misdemeanor, and shall De
fined any sum not less than live nor more thsn
twenty dollars at the discretion Of the Mayer !;
and the nerson actually peddling il liable, whether
ne be owner or not Provided that this ordinance
shall not amply to any peddler Of watches, ciocks
iewelry, or merchandise ut wholesale.
Approved May 9th. 1887.
GEORGE SCHxUcKER, Mayor.
d. McCARs, Recorder.
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The Republicans Of Cedar County will meet in
Mass Convention, at the Court House, in Upton,
on Saturday the 9th day of June, 1857, to nomi-
nate Candidates for the several Offices that are to
be filed at the August election.
by order of the Committee.
J. W. CATTEII. Chm
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COUNTY SURVEYOR AND GENERAL LAND AGENT
TIPTOH, IOWA.
lTIILI. attend promptly to all business requi.
w ing an Agent such as
Paying Taxes, Locating Land Warrants,
Buying r Selling ON Commission, Il
Giving Information Respecting
Land I'm this County.
All persons wishing to purchascschoice lands
either improved or unimproved, can be accommo.
dated by calling at the Land Office Of the under.
signed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-06-20
No. y.
An Ordinance 10 Regulate Auctions.

IN CrQfHdUCe 10 ne9"tote Aar''o'S'
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council OF the
Town Of Upton in Cedar County, Iowa
That before any person shall sell at auction o.
public outcry within the corporate limits OF saiu
town. any goods wares, or merchandise the same
not being manufactured within the State OF Iowa,
such person, whether the owner, auctioneer or
salesman, shall first obtain license from the
Mayor Of said town, for which such person so ap-
plying shall pay such sum as the said Mayor may
require, not less than one dollar nor more than
five dollars for each day.
Any person violating this ordinance shall be
fined twenty dollars for each offence, and be cob
lected In an action before the Mayor, and upon
trial 1t will not be necessary to prove that the
violator Is the owner OF the property icing sold,
but was acting as salesman. Nothing in TINS or
dinance shall be construed ~ tn require IT,
cense for selling household and kitchen furniture.
or articles manufactured within the State, used or
intended to be used as such, live stock, or any
production of the State.
Provided that nothing herein contained sh II
he so construed as to prevent any person who II
a resident merchant or trader or other person,
from selling any goods or wares which have been
regularly taxed for corporation purposes at pub.
lie auction.
Adopted May II, 1851.
GEORGE ScHMrCKER, Mayor.
d. MCAKS, Recorder.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
G4E - &C.,,
Chicago Iowa 4 Nebraska r. R,
0pen - Amss' Greek, ~ miles veg. o.,,-
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

On and after Monday April 9th, 4..; #
notice, Passenger Trains will run as tau,,,>s
Leave Clinton ut lin,
Arrives ut Ames' Greek fl a.
Leaves Ames' Creek
Arrives st Clinton Z "a
Passengers taking the . A. VI. train. ~,
with Stages for Dewitt, Magpoketa, IT,.
All baggage destfned for Clinton. orr, =,
received at Fulton and delivered free o. ..g,
Freight Trains leave daily.
NJ. SMITH,
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DfssOLUrlON NOTICE.

The Co psrtncrship heretofore existing between
the udessiRrse.f trading nndcv the arm Of Ryan
= E:n11ey, Il dissolved by mntasi consent.
RYAN Il FARLEY.
The Business will be continued at the Old Stand.
Corner Front and Main Streets, by = Graham
r. Il. n. Earaevs under the Arm Of Graham 4
Farley, who will pay all debts due BY. and receive
an moneys due to the firm Of Ryan Farley.
Davenport Iowa, April 4th. 1851.
is II GRAHAM 4 BARLEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


inder TINS head we will insert condensed special no.
ces, nj ~ cents line for each insertion or q rens
per month"; or % cents per quarter, $50 per year.
Dentistry.
Dr. ). HARDMAs, Dentist, of Muscatine. will
visit Upton on the 9th of July next on profess
sionai business and will remain for a few DAYS
lie may be found at the Park House. 2ttf
SUFFERERS with diseases Of the Bladder.
haheys. Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, &c, read
uc advertisement in another column, headed
"Hembold's Genuine Preparation 9,wa
gy~ We have before referred TO the Clothing
and Merchant Tailoring Establishment Of CAsAD
GILMORE, Virgin Block, and We can again as.
snre our readers that, if they wish good Coat
Vest and Pants all made in the most durable
style and at low price, they can be furnished
with the same by giving them call ,,
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Upton BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Exchange Office.
VIM H. ruthil, Dealer In r,cha,vs
Lrnd Agencies.
-. rrA!s, General Land Agedt
WV "0AsAoT, surveyor Il Land Ahent,
Insurance Agency.
Iowa State Mutual & Charter Oak Lif, ms Co ."e
Attorneys.
H. 9. Ptat&, a r,...u
Jno: L. ryan, JoHn Hnher
James W. Baglsy.
Physicians 4 Surgeons.
o a%s oh 3 Lssrnsr, Scott = cow.a
Han Long. v.-inasy Surgeon. S 4 s.s.;sr
- H Tuilus. Permanently Located p,nt,,.
Painting, of all kinds VIC Net,
1890" U Danl Harrass
-"oS xh1os John II. Bireley
Tailoring.
, Mm. Elliott, Manufacturer and Dealer
v.u 'hmore do
kiser. Grew Turaer do
]. Mahony 4 Bro. Taller and f,,..o
l. MAINLY, Dealer In Ready made Clothing
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SwErLASn, C-n.r., no.,
kIsER, CEEw h TURNER. AZ '@'e''
J. l. RAY 4 Co, AZ
=. CniLDs Co., Groceries 4 Wooden w,,as
Druggists.
q. MALI. praggs Grocsaiss, Notions E,h
3iibert CO. do do AZ ''
VIM. BAcLEY, Mannfactnrsr T. n
Bsowx 4 SEAxEx. do Dea'er
Stoves 4 Tin Ware.
Gro TRIrCn, Msnnfa .tn.ar n
- I. FouLE, Manufacturer % Tin Ware
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Town Ordinances.


An Ordinance prohibiting animals from Running
at Large M the Io~n Of Upton.
BE it ordained by the Mayor and Council of the
Town of Upton in Cedar County Iowa:
SECTION !. That hereafter it shall not he lawful
any swine, to run at large within the incorporated
limits of the town of Upton Irsridea, That no
thng herein contained shall be so construed a.
TO prevent neat cattle from running at large be.
tween the 18th day of April and the Il 5th day If
November ; And Prorided also, That this ordin.
ance shall not take effect SO far as II refers to
horses, mules, and asses, until the LIST day of July
1857. ''
So. II shall be the duty of the Marshal to take
up and impound any and all animals that he NAV
see, or upon being notified thereof in writing by
any resident freebooter Of said town so found
running at large within the limits aforesaid. and
safely keep the same, and within three DAYS of
such taking up Of not previously claimed and
proven by the owner. to advertise the same for
sale by giving 80 days notice of such sale by three
written or printed notices Of the said sale.
81. The Marshall shall be allowed one dollar
for taking up each horse, mule or ass and fifty
cents for each head OF neat cattle and twenty five
cents for each head Of hogs and also all reason
able charges for taking care OF and feeding the
same In case of disagreemen tJbetween the claim
ant and Marshall, then the matter in controyersv
to be decided by the Mayor.
4. Should any person, whether the owner Of
the property or not impounded by the Marshall,
remove such property from the pound, without
the permission Of the Marshall, he or she 40 Of
tending shall be deemed guilty Of msdemeanor.
and fined any sum not exceeding ten dollars.
Adopted May 18th, 1857.
GEORGE ScHMrcKER Mayor
ID. MCCAIN, Recorder.
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An Ordinance for the Disposition Of Fines, &c.
BE 1t ordained by the Mayor and Council of the
Town Of Upton, In Cedar County, Iowa:
That all fines. penalties and amereements col.
lected by the Mayor for violations of the Town
Ordinances shall be paid to the Treasurer for the
use Of said town. '"e
Adopted May It'll, 1857.
GEoRGE fcuauckER, Mayor.
u. McCARN, Recorder
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GEORGE WHISTLER Agent
IS~Ofice in the Court House, opposite the Re
corder's Office. lsu
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Notice

rs hereby given to ell prsors knowsae .os a',
e,lves indebted to the undersigned, 70 csn
and settle these accounts Immediately, ana save
coat 40,tT, STOUT SHEANEn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-05
EXCURSIONS, &c.

THEs CArHotiC BENEFICIAL TOTAL
i Abstinence Socisfy Of Washing THa
tor. annoInce With lssso,s.to III tESS
First Annual PIC MIC will be,held within too lam
hs Of the GEORGETOWN College Grounds. on MON
DAY. August 10th.
The COMMITTEES have made. every srrangement
necessary for the comfort and pleasure Of all who
nay p&rncipate IN the eujoymeDts OF the day.
Themssical arrsngemcnfs have been oonhded 10
Me. Esputa, Leader OF Esputa's Unrivailed Band.
The public need no other assurance of the superb
orty OF the Music upon this OCCASION, as MIR Esputa
is known TO excel 81 others in his profession.
The Ice Cream, Confectionery, and Refreshments
department will be under the superintendance of Mr..
Joseph Schafiield, tate foreman at Weaver's.b =
NO spurious liquors will he allowed upon the
grounds An ample police force has been engaged ;
hence the best order and decorum viii bepreservedl
Four large Coaches will leave the corner Of 10th
and streets Mt 10 O'Clock. and one every ten min
ntes AFTER until N O'Clock. After thst hour every
Coach 70 Ieergetown will convey passengers TO the
Colcse Orounds. In all the Coaches the usual rates
OF fare will be charged.
Abundance to the grounds IS cents.
Tickets can he procured At the Drug Stores Of DR..
Walsh. Navy Yard, and James N. Callar, Seventh
street; Sayages Hardware Store, from the Officers
and Members of the Society, and at the College
Gate on the morning OF the Pic Me.
au sd tNews& Ihtelb
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PERSONAL.

80. Edwin Forrest the tragedian, has beer,
sojourninC at the Sweet Springs, Va
80. Thomas Bailie. a veteran member Of the
Typographical corps of Richmond, Va, died ON
Sunday last.
80. John Phenix perpetrated the following co.
nnndrum at Barry & Patterns, on the day of his
departure from san Francisco
why Is roasting pig on spit like a mis-
sionary!"
Because i's going round doing good"
-. Louis Napoieon's pet project of co,iectir,
and publishing all the Napoleon letters in exist
enee, is stupendous task for Ms readers. Ma
Poleon always wrote bad hand but as he ad
vahced IN years IL became nearly unintelligible
He hid 80 much to do, that he scarcely formed
his words, sometimes making a syllable or two
represent an entire word. and sometimes leavjnp
sentences unfinished The whole collection Is
printed. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-05

LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.-Late advices
from South America via New Orleans, state that
In Ecuador the elections had terminated cener
ally in favor Of the Government, although the
opposition contend that they were carried by
fraud. President Robles has returned to Quito,
aud assumed the reins of Government, which he
had left since his election, in the hands Of his
substitute.
In Fern there had been no change In the stua-
ton OF the hostile forces Of President Castillo
and Vivanco, in ArequiPa. Each party have
foin two to three thousand men, three or four
leagues apart, and each apparently much afraid
OF the other.
The Congress of Chila assembled at Santia,,o
on the LIST Of June.
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10! FOR THE EMMETT CLUB.
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF THE
Emmett Club, No. I,

The Members of the EMMETT CLUB take this
method Of informing their friends and It.
the public IN general, that they will s. e4s5A=={\
give their FIRST ANNUAL EX-oE1z1s=ses
CURSION To the above named places on THURS
DAY, August 9Th. 1857.
The committee pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared tn make this one of the most
pleasant Excursions OF tho for ali who wish
to spend day Of pleasure on the banks Of the beauti
Withers' Brass and String Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
Shadd, the experienced caterer, has charge OF the
Refreshment De department..
The steamer FORGE WASHING ToN will leave her
wharf, foot OF 18th street ut O'Clock a. m, Navy
Yard ca, and Alexandria at 3. The Second Boat viii
leave 18th street wharf at O'Clock, Navy ard at
"a, Alexandra Up. m. Returning at and 10 q. M.
!ne OF Stages will leave the corner of 4th street
and Massachusetts avenue at IA a. and IL .. m.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a Gentleman
member Of the Club. -
BY order: COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
aug 49,
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SUICIDE OF SENATOR KUsk.--New Orleans
advices from Texas state that Senator Rusk com.
mitted suicide, at his residence, OH the 10Th of
July, by shooting himself through the head with
rife. No special cause was assigned for the
deed, but 1t is supposed that the mind of Senator
knsk has been much disturbed lately in conse-
qnence OF some alleged connection of his brother
ln-iaw with forgeries on the Land Department
The matter, 1t Is surmised, preyed upon him to
such an extent to induce this terrible result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-05

ID negro attempted to shoot E. F. Keen
Esq, at Danvlle, Va, on Sunday. The negro
was free man who had been to Ohio and re-
turned for his family. who were In the hands Of
Keen until the negro could pay the purchase
money. The attack was entirely unprovoked,
and the greatest excitement prevails amongst the
citizens Of Danville, who, 1t is thought, will
lynch the negro II they catch him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-05

SrE,MsHiPs ATLANTIC AND VANpyRBILr -
The pilot boat Moses II. Grinnell reports having
Passea Tue steamships Atlantic and Wander bilt
at 3 O'Clock on Saturday evening. seventy two
miles ON sandy Hook, side by side, each appa-
really soing at the top OF their speed A gun
was nfed from one Of the ships az the 6rinnell
approached them, but so near were thew to each
other that the pilots could not determine from
which vessel the salute came
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EVENING STAR.
WASHING TON CITY:
..a...,..... August ), 1857
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IHteiLigeHoer is, to-day, devoted to news,
The Union argues that the attacks Of South.
ern newspapers on the Administration is ope-
rating to keep alive Discussions among the
New York Democracy; and exposes the fact
that clinton Rowan Helper" the North Caro-
lima author of " The Impending Crisis in the
South-How to meet it," an abolition book just
now being greatly bepufed at the North, is no
other than Heller, the author of book on CAL
ifornia, Nicaragua, &C., replete with ultra
pro-slavery sentiments, who, before enigrating
to the Land of Gold, perpctrated financial
exploit on his partner which should have right
fully consigned him to narrow quarters.
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ID ASSURE URSION
OLD POINT, poRrsMoUTH, q NORFOLK

The steamer MARYLAND will leave Washington
upon an Excurslon to the above places U~-a
on SAT'RDAf, the 9Th August, at e s!s$6z
clock a. m. arriving at Norfolk 20Snfxscss
early next morning and leave again 10 O'Clock for
Old Point. where she will remain until O'Clock
2: aordng ample time to visit Hampton f ortress
Monroe the Hy ia Hotel, tn enjoy the Sea Breeze
to Fish and Battle The next day can be agreeably
spent IN visiting Norfolk and Portsmouth, the Navy
Yard, Dry Dock Naval Hospital. &c. Returnine
the Mary and will leave Norfolk for Washington
Monday afternoon at u clock. 90
The table will DO abundanty supplied with all the
deIicacieS OF the Washington ard Norfolk markets
Good Music will be in Attendance.
Passage, including meals, for the round trip, Sc;
for gentleman and lady $40.
ct wM. MITCHELL.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
~ OFFICE Y. =. PENITENTIARY ID. G..
WASHINGTON, August I, 1857.
Separate proposals will he received at tins office
until Of the I7Ih day of August 1857, fer furp-
Ishng this prison with
rs cords Of halfseas oned good Oak Wood, of me-
dun size. and free of lop wood.
Is cords good Pine Wood.
~ tons white ash Anthracite Coal.
The Wood 70 he delivered upon the Penitentiary
grounds, nj such place as the Warden may desig-
nate and The Coal in the prison yard.
THOMAS THORNLEY,, Warden.
Lot OF good Oakum Tor sale. au5St
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THE PUBLIC GOOD OUR ONLY AIM.
THIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF THE
Union Fire Company, No. 2,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1857

The Union Fire Company, No. 2, having char
tered the steamer GEORGE WASH
lNGToN will give their Annual TX E4S4k~
curslon to the White House Pavillon6czSzxxzEses
on III RSDAE, August 18th.
The uniform success that has attended and the
good order that las universally prevailed at the pre-
vlous Excursions Of the Company, authorize our
assurance that this will rank No. with the Excur-
SiOns of the season.
Refreshments at the usual city prices. Dinner and
supper furnished hy an perienced caterer,
Bodlnl's Brass and String Band has bee engae ed
The Boat will make two trips: leaving in the
Navy Yard at 9, and Alexandra at 91I. Afternoon,
CITY Wharf at O'Clock, Navy Yard at ga. and al
lr15 p. m.
Onlnibuses will leave the Northern Liberty Mar
ket House. and from the corner of 9th street and
Wharf. wy
Cou,miftee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
5. j.. Douglass, w. T.. Mastin, w H. Hines.
81 Streeks; j. Bury, J. Wesley.
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IL Late Texas papers note heavy rains in parts
OF the state The Dallas Herald, however, speaks
of a severe drought in that district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-05

u Henry w Mead, city weigher Of Brook
iyn, Y, was found dead In his otice ON Mon
d ~ morning..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-05

MORMONISM.it its Leaders and Designs, by Johr
1SI Hyde, IT., formerly a Mormon Elder and Resi-
dent of salt Lake City, VOL. with portraits SI25
au5 ERANCk TAYLOR
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

II aNl n IFS IA
~ WASHING TON. August 4, 1857.
On the petition OF Moses :. Woodward, of Chester
county, Penn. praying for the extension of patent
granted to HIM on the 4th day of December l84S for
an Improvement IN ',carriGge brakes," for seven
years from the pIaton of said patent which takes
place on the 4th day of December, 1857:
IL Is ordered that the said petition he heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the sd of Novembar
next, at y o'clock and al persons are notified to
appear ana show cause, n any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 20 file
IN the Patent O:hce their objections. specially set
forth IN writing, at least twenty days be fore the ay
oi hearing; all testimony filed hy either party to he
used at the SAID hesrng must be taken and transmit
ted IN accordance with the rules of the Oflce which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case will he closed on the 18th
of November; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must he filed in the Office on or
before the morning of that day; the arg unents
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also that this notice be published in the
Union, National Integencer and Star, Washing
ton, IL. G.; Republican. Baltimore, Md; Pennsylva-
man, Philadelphia; Daily News, New York: and
Post, Boston; once a week for three successive
weeks. previous To the sd of November next the
day OF Hearing.
:. +. SHCGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
P.S.-Editors OF the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice. aug 5-iaw3w
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II NiIED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WASHING Ton. August 4, 1857.
virginia, praying for the extension of a patent
granted to HIM the 25th of February, ls4 for an
Improvement IN " straw cutters" for seven years
from the exPIrstiGn of said patent, which takes
1t is ordered that the said pettlon be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday. the 18th of January
next, at " O'Clock M: and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, ar any they have, why SAID
petition ought not to he granted
Persons opposing the extension required to file
IN the Patent Office their objections, specially set
forth IN writing, at least twenty days before the day
of hearing; all testimony filed by either party to he
used at the said hearing must be taken and
ted IN accordance with the rules of the Office which
will he furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case will he closed on the
9th OF January, 1885, dispositions and other papers
lied upon as testimony must be filed in the Office on or
before the morning of that day; the arguments, If
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, Also that this notice be published in the
Union, lntelgencer and Evening star, Washing
ton, ID. e.; Republican, Baltimore; PeunsylvanIan,
Phladelphla; and Daily News. New York; once
week Tor three successive weeks previous to the
18th OF January next, the day of hearing.
=. +. SHCGERT.
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
s. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills To the Patent Office with pa per
contalnIne tnls notlce aug S-law3w
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nFA FESTIyAI.;-rhe members and friends OF
tk3 the Methodist Episcopal Church South pro-
pose holding FESTIVAL in Thorn's new build
ing. two doors below Odd Ecloxs' Hal; on 7th St,
5th of August, at o'clock. for the benefit of the
Sabbath School connected with that church.
In order tn make the OCCASION interesting and at
tractive. choir of singers have been engaged TO IN
tercst and enchant the visitors with fine music
throughout the Festival. The citizens generally
cOrdia llv invited to attend. au5 3ts
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CORA RrNER SHIP.

SKIRT REEDS, ELASTIC BELTS, WORK
- ing Cotton, Flourishing Thread, DO, at
sp5-T LAMMONU'S, 7th street,