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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
REMOVAL.
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT AGENCY.

SA MUEL tO'JfEh,
Late Chief Examiner in the IT, s P1teat OHce,
Has removed his office to
wE8srEB BANK BUILDING, EXCHANGE STREET,
BOSTON.
where he continues procure patents In this and In for
elgn Countries, giving his personal attention thereto.
HIS long official connection with the Patent Office has
rendered him familiar with its rules and practice and with
the history Of invention In this and other countries and
hs experience with the frequent visits he makes to the
fatent oce ustes him in saying that his Agency offers
10 inventors all the advantages OF one located In Wash
ngton, and in addition, those which result from resi-
dence In the midst of mechanical and manufacturing in
dustry.
Advice given upon all matters relating to the validity
&C., of patents, the novelty and paentabiity of nven
tons-Specihcations and Drawings prepared-Cayeats
procured of applications that have
been rejected upon mperfecy prepared papersCases of
interference and application for extension and reissue
In general all business connected with
the Patent Office transacted with and promptness
British and other foreign Patents procured, through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all necessary
nformation and have their business transacted by wr
ting to the subscriber postpad without the trouble and
expense oil journey to Washington.
He beg to refer those unacquanted with him the fol-
lowing testimonials
From the Hon Chas. Mason Commissioner of Patents
U. s. Patent Office, Feb. 2S 1855.
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
nave been acting as Commissioner of Patents, Samuel
Cooper Esq of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor and
has been In that capacity in correspondence and
intercourse with the he has cyinced thorough ac
quaintance with the Patent Law and with the rules
practice of the office close attention the interests of
his clients and marked candor and courtesy that has
rendered the transaction of business with him pleas
ure have no hesitation in stating that regard him
one Of the very best agents for the transaction of business
with this Office with whom acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From the Examiners in the Patent Office
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examin-
t.sstsA ia-s
been well acquainted.with Mr. Samuel Cooper late
ly Principal Examiner in this Office and take pleasure
in stating he is gentleman Of the highest moral charac
ter of unquestoned knowledge in the and prac
ce Of the Office, and that his scientific attachments
such eminently fit him for the business and in which he
is about to engage.
Principal Examiners. Principal Examiners
HENRY b. RENwICE, THos. T. EVERETT,
L. d. GALE, f. SourHGArE SMITH
J. H. LANE, WIN. c. LANGDoN,
T. II. PEARLE,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relation
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily in the forego
ing recommendation made by my late colleagues
WIN. P. N FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents.
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HO! Bows, for KanZas =!

you really going this Spring. If do not forget to
II take bottle two of
N. Fl DOWNS VEGETABLE ELIXIR
with you for it for common cold, cough or
Group There Pulmonary medicine in the morket that
gives general satisfaction Downs Eixt is, indeed
popular with the " old schoo" physicians, many Of whom
recommend and use it daily in their practice In Peace
prepare for War;, in health, provide against sickness; il
YOU have hacking cough do not delay but hasten the
and get bottle of Downs Elixir before 1t is too
late How dear those most lore This popular
remedy only needs notice be used eperyOhee For sale
by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country
N. B-Bewsre Of j. Curtis counter felt None genuine
but that signed by n H. Downs in his own hand writing
Put up in so cent and 100 bottles 7lyl
j. NJ HENRY Waterbury, Vt, General Agent, for the eel
ibated Downs Elixir for the New England States, N York,
and the Canadas whom all orders should BIZ addressed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

THIS may certify that have this day given my SON.
Heny H. Titus, his time during the remainder of his
minority therefore shall claim any Of his earnings
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this date
DANIEL TITUS.
West Braintree, Nav q, 1887. T3w3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21
Warranted Superior to any other Dye
IN THE MARKETL

1NHE Proprietor places this article before the Public with
L entire confidence that wherever used once it will be
used again. He has spared pains in preparing Dye
which, while producing all the effects Of other Dyes,
shall neutralize the bad-among which are purple shades
after dyeing burned appearance and tendency of the
hair to break and fall Off The Argentine is WARRANTED,
have the contrary effect 1t is entirely combna
tion and is prepared only by EDWARD BUSH, Chemist,
Lowell, Mass. 7lch2m
Fred Z. Smith wholesale and retail agent for Mont
pelier. Also for sale by l.. +. Pierce, State Street.
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Fine Shirts made to order

r. W j. L. Co. have to thank their old customers fol
lonp conn,-d and very liberal pat onaEe and would
saw that no endeuvor shall be- wanting On their part to
ms,,t a continuance OF their favors.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-21

fNlS certfes that have this day relinqushed to my
l. son, Ell A. Richard, his time during the remainder OF
his mnory and shall claim none Of his earnings, nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this date.
s5f THOMAS RICHARD,
Calais, April 1, 1867. 73w3s -
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Raleigh, June II, 1857.
The Te7rit0rv of Utah. dc.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Mr. Cumming the newly
appointed successor of Brigham Young, intends TAX
ing his family with him to Utah, he designing to
make that territory his permanent home.
Col. Jack Hayes, of Texas celebrity, now Sur
veyor General of California, will probably be trans
ferred to Utah in similar capacity.
Brigham Young, it is said, never has recognized
the United States Surveys but claims possession Of
all the soil of Utah. Not one ofthe inhabitants there
holds lands derived by Government title, hence even
Salt Lake City itself is open to presumption. This
is of the perpexities with which the Federal
Court of the Territory will have to deal, together
with the established titles to lands
1t is expected that the troops and civil officers
viii leave for Utah about the middle of July or first
Of August.
lizard returns soon Governor of Nebraska
The Hon. Abram Rencher, of North Carolina,
has gone home with the assurance ofthe appointment
ofthe Governorship to New Mexico vice Meriwether,
resigned.
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marks on the subject that he regards the action OF
the September Convention final SO far as the peo'
pie of Kansas are concerned
Thus far, Gov. Walker appears to have given pref
ty general satisfaction to all parties in Kansas; but
he has most difficult part to play and we fear that
in the end, if he should act with fairness and JUS
tice towards the people of the South he will have to
scourge and subdue the disoyal spirits who lead the
free State faction. He denounces the Topeka Con-
stitution in the strongest terms, rather the at
tempt to force it the Territory, gotten up as it
was by only 1880 voters and the advocates of this
Constitution have been given to understand that any
attempt TO put it in operation will be met with the
sternest and most decided measures.
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GOLD IN ANsoN.-We have received the following
note from gentleman in Arson, which We publish
with pleasure. We are poor judges OF Specimens"
but We can see gold in those sent US.
ANsoNvlLLE N. c., June 20, 1857.
MEssRs. EDITORS Enclosed l send you speci-
men of gold found in the western portion Of Arson
county. The mine was examined on yesterday by
miner who has forty years experience in mineral
ogy, and pronounced by him to be rich, if not the
richest, he ever saw. 1t was first discovered in
rock on the surface. which proved to be very rich
They commenced digging and had not dug buta short
distance, when they found the vein, which has proven
washed, which came out of the pit, containing three
fourths of dwt ofgod dust besides the gold which
was in the rocks, which also very rich. The
miner remarked that the vein was nexhaustible. By
giving the above an insertion you will very much
oblige, LANES CREEK.
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lmportont from Hapann.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The steamer Black War
rior with dates from Havana to the 10Th has arrived
The arrival of the Spanish feet, which was intend
ed for Mexico, has been reported off the coast The
markets we're unchanged.
Advices by the Black Warrior state that reinforce
ments Of soldiers arrive in Cuba by every vessel.
letter from Havana dated 9th of June, and received
here, says that Spain gives Santa Anna three ships
of war and 1900 men-with the force he will At
tempt to land at some port in Mexico, where he an
ticipates enough of the natives will flock to his STAN
dard to enable him successfully to oppose President
Comonfort. Santa Anna is daily expected in Cuba.
Gen. Concha is making great preparations for his
reception.
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WASHINGTON D1spATcu.-We have recei red the
first number of very neat Little paper bearing the
above title, published at Washington, N c., by
Richd Granger. 1t is neutral in politics, So year.
We clip the following items from it:
INJURY AND DEATH BY LIGHTN1NG.-On Wednes-
day evening, June 18th, during severe thunder
storm, three negroes the property of Gen. VIM. A.
B!ount of this county, were -struck by lightning
When the rain came up, some fourteen OF the hands
returned to shelter near by for protection; and
one hrv o
instantlythe other two seriously injured in their
lower extremities. What is remarkable in tine case
Of the woman killed, there visible sign of in
jury upon her person.
CAPTURE OF FIVE NEGRoEs.-A party of citizens
succeeded on Wednesday last, in capturing in PAN
tego Swamp in this CO., five negro runaways, belong
ing to Messrs Fred Grist, Covington Hammond,
William Clark, B. NJ Selby and W. G. Judkins, Of
this county, and belonging to the estate of Ed
mund Moore, deceased, of Martin county.
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DEDICATION ST. JOINS CoLLEGE.-We learn
that the attendance at the dedication of st. Johns
College, Oxford, on Wednesday last, very large
there being present not less than five thousand per-
sons. The address Of DR.. Hawks is said to have
been exceedingly appropriate, eloquent and able.
The houses of the citizens of Oxford and vicinity
were thrown open to visitors and the most gener-
GUS and profuse hospitality was extended to all.
The College building is finely proportional, spa
cious and beautiful edice, worthy of the great fra
ternity which founded it and of the people in whose
midst it stands. We trust that it may flourish and
equal in every respect the most sanguine expecta-
tians of its founders.
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Democratic Republican Ticket for Congress

Election first Thursday in august aert
DISTRICT:
HON. HENRY NJ. SHAW, Of Currituck.
SECOND DISTRICT:
HON. THOMAS RUFFIN, of Wayne.
THIRD DISTRICT:
HON. WARREN WINSLOW. of Cumberland.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
HON. L. OBJ. BRANCH. of Wake
FIFTH DISTRICT:
STEPHEN E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, JR., ESQ.,, of Rockingham.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
HON. BURTON CRAlGE, of Rowan.
EIGHTH DISTRICT:
HON. THOMAS L. CLINGMAN, of Buncombe.
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Have you got sister? Then love and cherish
her with holy friendsh;p.-Erchange
If you havn't got any sister of your own, take
is just as good sometimes better.-N. o. Times.
In fact you can take anybody sister except your
wfe's sister. But let her alone if you value peace
in the famil y."-Charteston Courier.
Or you take only child and make her
(a)sister. The harder you love her the secure
becomes the "peace in the family"
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-, {. FOR the Standard.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEDRATION.


,a -.s.s. ss5 g- PROGRAMME. ,.sty,sc
The exercises Of the day will commence With national
s salute .. A. sunrise the uss service: viii ns
be delivered BY one Of the clergy Of the city. +
and dhs military ~, and s csns viii meet q The
under the direct Of the fo:loving ofacsrs:
MATHEW +. Ts y n Chef H.;.hal
Joseph A: Engelmrd,
Charles B. Root, $500, s. s,-
Pulaski Cowper, Assistant Marshals
Basil Manly, -.. -... s,--..
Nathaniel Jones' 49,. s.
Brass Band,
independent Guards
Raleigh Military Academy Cadets
Officers and Soldiers Of The Revolutionary War,
O6hcers and Soldiers of the War of 1919
Officers and Soldiers Of the Mexican War,
Mayor of the City and City Commissioners,
Invited Guests.
State Officers. .
Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts
Governor of the State and his Aids
Orators, Reader and Chaplain
The procession will form in front of the Courthouse at
O'clock and at 10 o'clock precisely proceed in the
the Capitol square, the procession will halt open ranks and
the order and enter the Capitol At the western
trance.
The exercises in the Commons Hall will be opened with
a.er, 1y the Rev. Thomas Skinner after which the
William J. Saunders, ESQ., '''''"e' y 90 ''""'" "
'front.' n vi n. VII BE- formed
Schools Of the City, and viii proceed in the line Of march
toAhe church, where address will be de-
livered by the Rev. Thomas E. Skinner
At O'Clock, p NJ, the Mecklenbrg Declaration of In
dependence will be read and Grafton delivered by Mr.
Thee H. HILL at Nash Square. After which the ceremonies
of the day will conclude with grand display Of fireworks
at the same place. The Square will be brilliantly lumin
ated during the exercises.
is respectfully requesed By the Committee Of arrange
neas and the drshd that all perons s0ho do not desire
join. sOiu gire the street to the procession.
The ladies especially invited attend the exercises
in the Capitol and at Nash Square. The Committee of
Arrangements will provide sufficient police force to pre-.
serve order and to show them 10 Seats
Commandments of companies and all others mentioned in
the programme, respectfully requested be punctual
in attendance at the hours specified
MATTHEW r. TAYLOR, Chief Narshal.
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SOLICITORS, BLANKS,

SOLICITORS BLANKS.
VNHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
ments just printed and for sale at the Standard Office
to wit:
Retailing without License,
Assault and Battery,
ARRAY,
Selling Liquor to Slave
Trading with Slaves,
Cohabiting with Slave
Fornicati0n and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms, &C.
Price 81 per quire. ~ All blanks not hand, printed
to order.
June 26, 1857. O.
VEIANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK IN A
w Dry Goods Grocery store BY one that has expe.
rience Best of reference given. Can keep booka Any
C. L. g.
Chapel Hill, N. C.
June 26, 1857. ll9I-wGt.
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A Coon IDEA.-An agricultural society up in
Vermont offers the fcalowin9 premium: "A beauti.
ful silk dress he color and quality to be optional
with the recipient to the maker ofthe best loaf
Of bread-the competitors to be unmarried ladies,
and the committee ofjudges to consist Of bachelors
and widowers" It Is gensrally thought that bach.
elors in search of good housekespers viii be on hand
at that agricultural fair. = ,tl'a
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Notice to Land Purchasers.

VuNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS, IN CLARK CO.. AR
kansas, $4,000 of wild Cotton Lands for SALE in
tracts to suit purchasers as favorable terms as can be
Gated years ago. and equal if not SUPERIOR
to the amount that may be found any other por
ton of the State These lands lie within miles of
Camden, Arkansas, dourshing town. where from 10000
to 20 bales Of cotton shipped by steamboats,
comfy that ships from 1000 5000 bales of cotton
every season.
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain to be built within five years.
ing large land grant from the government.
ANY information be had by addressing the under
signed at Arkadelphia, CLARK Co., Arkansas
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
June &C. 1857. 1191-wly.
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TIE FIRST WHEAr.-The first new wheat introdu-
ced in the Pete, sburg market was received yester-
day, BY Messrs Britton, Todd, L Yeung. I: was
the crop of Mr. P. Rogers, of Wake county, North
Carona, and as fine specimen of prime White %
we could wish to see. The consignees disposed Of
it to Messrs Andrew Kevan Bro, at 81 IS per
bushel +- . 'f -- PstersbNTH krPTeea
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BISHOP ATKINsON's APPOINTMENTS
For the Standard,

The committee appointed to make arrangements
for the celebration of the approaching anniversary
OF American independence in the town of Smithfeld,
of the day. There will be grand display Of fire.
works at night, after which there will be balloon
ascension, under the management of Mordecai
Helme, Esq, whose efforts have heretofore been
crowned with the greatest success. Mr.. Helme has
had great experience in balloon ascensions, and the
citizens of the County may rely on the fact that
there will be no failure s.
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Special Notice.

Tile STANDARD conducted icy upon the CASH system
All papers are discontinued at tile ea7uo" OF tile t'as
, hich they haze been paid. Subscribers a0iA be notified
rR WEEKS before their time is out, by CROSS MARK on
thr papers and unless the subscription Is reneed the pa
mr. nil be discontinued This is rule iron" 'h'ch hers
mill no departure. Watch for the cross mark and rene'0
your subscription
Weekly Standard 81 per annuns, in adOamcs
Semi Weekly Standard 81 per amman. do
.sy- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office om we'll the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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GREENSBORO, FEMALE COLLEGE.

VN'E FALL SESSION OF 1857 WILL COMMENCE
on Thursday, the Sst day July. 1t is very desirbe
that all pupils be present at the opening of the session.
For full particulars, apply to the subscriber:
7. M JONES'
June 26, 1857 62-6t
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ID 1 e d

On Thursday evening, May 81, 1887 in Person CO.. n c.
Mrs Acy Satterfed, wife of Mr.. Isaac Saterfed and
daughter of SAINT H. Yarbrough deceased She has left
kind and aectonnte husband and five children and large
circle of friends and reativ, to mourn her loss.
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MARRIED.,

BY the Rev. Mr.. Wathal at the LIST Baptist Church in
Newbern at o'clock, a. the oath inst, Robert G.
Lewis Esq., of Raleigh, to Miss s. G., only daughter of
Charles Kelly, Esq.
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Sir Robert Peel lost $4,000 on his own horse
in the late Derby race in England.
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Dr. Kane's heirs have been paid $97 900 for the
sale of the "Arctic Expedition"
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Plug Uglies! That will do. It is so.

The Greed, the Lords Prayer, and the Command
ments, were first translated into the Saxon language,
by Alfred in 76l-the first translation of any por-
ton of the Bible into English.
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When the Irishman first tried peaches, he said he
liked their favor but the seeds lay hard in his sto.
mach.
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HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
uoa,zEp PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS UNITED STATES
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IDOOK PAPER.-THE NEUSE MANUFACTU-
ID ring Company have on hand for sale 200 Reams of
Book Paper of very fine quality weighing A lbs per
Z. B. FREE, AN,
Treasurer, DC, Raleigh, N. C.
June 26. 1857. 62-6w.
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WKAE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
ERANK s. WILKINSON, PRINCIPAL, WITH
IL cumpetent assistants for thaFemale Department.
The Fall session commences the lath of July 1857.
Mr. Wkerson graduated with distinction at the Univer-
sity of and with the highest tes
monials of character and scholarship.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary English, $500
Advanced I" 12 90
Classical and Mathematical courses, l6 90
EXTRAS:
French, $500
Music Piano Forte-use of instrument in
cluded, 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Needle Work, 500
Board per month"; exclusive of lights, 600
For further particulars address,
h. B. or W. h. WHITAKER, Proprietors.
Raleigh, N. c., June 26, 1857. 1lS1-wet.
tB Advocate, Age and Giraffe copy.
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BY J. E. LEMoINE 4 SONS, AUcT,s.

Jarratt's Hotel for Sale, OF the 9Th July, 1857.
VSHE UNDERSIGNED CONF: .sSIONERS WILL Of
fer for Sale at auction unde, Decree of the Circuit
urt Of Petersburg the well known and valuable property
called JARRATTS HOTEL, eg lily situated in said city.
The sale will be conducted the premises Of the Hotel at
comprises about two Of land. which is occupied BY
the Hotel oh,houses, stables &C., used in connection
and convenient aduncts the Hotel which is one of the
largest said City Of Petersburg It is under lease,
session will given the purchaser on the next day
TERxsCash enough to pay expenses of the ssle three
equal deferred payments ct two and three years from
the list January 1885, with interest that date payable
semannualy the deferred payments and the interest b.
secured by well endorsed negotiable notes. and deed Of
trust ON the property.
ROB,T b. COLLIER.
- -5T-f. JAMES Mob. ANDERSON.
JE LEMOINE SONH. Auet'A
June IL, 1887. F'.-'s 's1 bs-w&swtd.
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NEGROES WANTEU.-MORGAN. ROGERS
IL Co. wi sh to buy likely young negroes and will pay
the highest cash prices for them. They will attend to in
formation the subject om any part Of the State Their
Postof8ce is Fish DAM Wake Co., N. G.
May %, 1857. 1l66-w&sw2mpd.
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II Pills." price Is cents per box. For ale bx
g. .s,...r : s.... Ii II. D. TUNRER,
DILLS.-BECKwITHSA NTI-BILLlOUS PILLS.
IL price rs cents per box. For sale BY
,;., ---s $500 - d. D. TURNFR,
n. @. Bookstore
June 20, 1857. l. ,s t.-.rS 49,. CO.