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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-12

March ~, 1855.
lg At a caucus of the shams in town in
this county, well known member Of the
party was selected as delegate to the State
Convention. "lf 60, gentlemen said he.
81 shall go as a Douglas man want YOU
TO understand that They said they wished
him 20 90 at any rate. zone thing more. 81
said he you must pay my expcnces I've
paid good deal in this way, and I'm not
going TO pay my expenses to attend a conven-
ton of such party as this is now e. They
sent him--Harttord Free Press
FALSE GAS MErREs.-In communication
to the y. Y. Times. Robert Prince, of Brook
Ign. assets that all the metres made in that
city for the gas companies are designodly con-
structod to indicate consumption Of about
fifteen per cent. Of gas greater than the real
amount
The LEyATHAN.-Capt. Harrison, who is
to command the Leyiathan, writes that be is
in hopes to be in Portland with his vessel in
the latter part of the month of June. and
that he proposes to remain there with her
seven weeks
FIRE Is CoRNTH.-The dwolling-house
and most Of the furniture, belonging to Mr.
Ralph Kendriok of Corinth, was consumed by
FATAL AcciDENr.-LcU Langlois, a
Frenchman, while engaged in cutting wood
IN the east part OF thus town. on Saturday last
was instantly Killed by the fall of tree
81 dt'a"s messenger.
TtcKrr Swtvpr1yo has been procticod on
large scale in New York lately. Five
Timothvs were cheated in one lot Tbov
were cousins going TO California toretber and
were cheated ont of S325.
Another man named Brownol Vermont
err. was cheated ont of 500
Suor I'm Rr,t,loboro, rooo,tl. ,,.+,. %
,.,,,,,,, ,,., c,',r,,,or,..l e.
&C.. round the house of Mrs Wilder the oh,
ioct of their attentions being the teacher Of
that district. from whose school some Of them
had been expelled. Their amusement was
soon interrupted by the discharge of run
from the house-the shot takinr effect in the
lew of one named NJ. b. Esty.
Docs ,rho ,,,o.,io, or io,.,.;,,... g.. 80.
Il
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BHooKrtWn, Massachusetts, January p, 1855.
pEAH Sfn.-liaying made trial Of your Hair RE-
stontyc t gives pleasure 20 say that rs effect has
been excellent in removing iuhamati1u dandrui, aud
constant itching tendency with which have been troubl
cd from childhood and has also restored hair which
was becoming gray 20 is original color have used no
other article with ANYTHING like the pleasure aud profit.
Yours, truly.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


VI 9llSOO to enable the President 90 fulfill the treaty
stpuatons for the abolition Of the Sound dues was
Mr. Seward Of n v introduced a bill to amend the
act of March g. 1851 regulating the carriage Of passen.
rers in steamships and other vessels. Referred
Mr.. Evans Of s. c. submitted bill for the amendment
OF the Patent Laws
Mr. Houston Of Texas presented bill. providing for
the organization OF regiment of mounted volunteers
also authorizing the President to raise four additional
regiments of volunteers
The resolution presented by Mr.. Douglas Of Illinois,
February 4 calling for information on Kansas affairs,
Nj Douglas proceeded to advocate the resolution but
at O'Clock was cut off n the middle ~ sentence, by
the announcement of the special order
The bin for the admission of Kansas was then taken up.
Mr. Collamcr Of Vermont continued his remarks from
yesterday lie said the only choice allowed the people
of Kansas was whether they would have slaves or be
slaves lie alluded 90 the Territorial laws, and to the
several successive Governors who To adj
minister them, and who summarily removed. be-
they could not perform mpossiblitics because
they could not enforce the laws aud yet do justice all
parties. fIe referred 20 the focompton Constitution
and said 10 was idle 90 resort ~ special pleading 10 hide
the fact that that instrument never submitted to the
people If i, had been, they would have rcpudatod it,
whole thing cheat aud delusion. Ii referred 10
the new political dogma that slave property n us legal
character and tenure precisely like other property.
lie spoke oi the decision " The supreme Court In the
bred Scott case Doc would not donv that the Supreme
Court might give an opinion concerning slavery, when
should have taken advantage Of their position 20 issue
O. cadefra, their endorsement Of political dogma.
The end'rsers of accommodation paper seldom find it
profitable business. lie then discussed the nature NJ
property n man, contcnding that the only safety for
slavery Co make 20 local, and asking what will be
gained by making Kansas Slave State The Free
S1to people will soon gain Che asccndancy there even II
Calhoun cheats them out Of the Legislature now and
then when they refuse pass laws for the protection Of
snch property, what will 10 be worth
Nh fggh of Ohio said that DE should orcr an amend
and Minucsot, together TO the effect that the people
may alter abolish their form VI government Ca such
in r9,nco & M ,, ~ II ,bc s a. ,l'o
Alr Seward of NeW York got the Aoor and the Senate
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

WI . hAfANAN I'M vi H.
HALLE REFLECTED ny 5000 MAJORITY.
State Government and Legislature Republican.
ELECTION RIOT At MANCHESTER
The first election Of the season occurred
yesterday, in New Hampshire. State officers
and Legislature were chosen The Repub-
lican candidate, Hon William Halle, the
present incumbent was reelected Governor.
The Democratic candidate for Governor was
Hon. Asa p Cate.
1873 towns give, for Governor, Halle, Re
pub, 2s,ol7; Cate. 23,0i7 The Roproscn-
tatiyes, so far as heard from, stand 40 Rcpub.
to 50 Dem. The Councillors are probably
all Republican
Last year the vote stood as follows Halle,
.3L2i6; Wells, Dem, 3l,214; scattering,
1872 Our Concord dispatches estimate
Hailos majority at 5000, which is an increase
over last year, although the vote in the aggre-
gate is probably smaller.
MANcuEsrER. n. H., March 9.-In Ward
Five to-day, at 2 o'clock. when but few cit
liens were in the Ward room. a gang Of row
dies rushed into the room. seized the check
list and tore it to pieces, broke up the furni-
ture, stove one ballot-box in pieces, and threw
the other two out Of the windows which were
saved. Several persons were badly beaten.
It is said the assailants were Democrats who
were offended because certain Irishmen were
not put on the checklist At I o'clock the
Board re-assembed, counted the vote. and
announced the election Of the Republican
Representatives.
Some fights have taken place between the
Irish Democrats and the Irish Republicans,
but all is now quiet at =. NJ
~ The Freeman accuses us Of being
"bought up by the Kent party. Had the
editor Of the Freeman excluded from his pa
per, last summer, a series of communications
rejecting upon Mr. Jones course as Commiss-
Toner, the accusation would come with better
pracp.
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There can be mo- GOOD re,s,, g,.r ,,, l, diseases n
.tbeb,ir.or ,bcc,g.cs t,,,,ri,, ,r,,, ..,,,,,..,i
"'- " 1''''.." as we" as o'N'i p"ls," NH'' An0lN'y
P''". "'o'o 'e more often investigated but Tor 'he
D''.' ."', u''0"" over Ue "No'e matter 'y inc
g., t i'..N' ''s""'.'s passing uH"eI inc name oil
sly "''',' "' N'. "o' cruising ''lln'S
'-'- '''' ,'''''' vi OUT ulu s579 SHOPS
~" '''''' ~ ,'"' O'' '"e '''1''S l"e'e are gene
'l '''"'. "N'"' n''' VI ." 'y o' IA u'ssu'7o' IAel
"' 'N' '''"' as ''l nom o,hs ihe "u'ed fountains vt
''' "N''n ''s almost clam To- Ng' as hsht is from
H"lhhcea lhey touch not the roots Of the matter And
80 a., N r
"'H "u 'ho diseases 'i JUG AN"' Nm'h are ihe re"l
causes u the dccay Of the hair aggravated instead Of
cured hy their use But it does not follow that the dis.
,.s,. ~ ,i. ...,l,, ..-l...;,.. a t-.t .t -., de-
''' '' ''' ~ '''''
grey hAlI may NOT ue removed nl proper Applications
The writer OF this article had long been troubled with
diseased state of the skin ,t tho ,s f his hir which
nr,5n,,l an me OWLS ot,. INC. and t ,,;.l r,
patent Rcstoraycs Of SO much protension without the
least bepcet Rutbo ,,,s ,,i,',r .,,r,d l i, -,,,,,
.t ,t, . ~
''" "'" 'N0' p"'cn'cu' ana TOT ""'h no P''tehs'hs
were ohuuded on him at all. IL medicine, with de
roc,ions for its use passing under the modes, name Of
fJ,, ~. -,..li, ., ~ f,., u,,
'' gov t"'N" w 49, - i'N"'3 e." '''i''' a. ""'
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BAhDiNEn, Maine, June Y. 1900
DEAR SIR: ! have used two bottles Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative. and truly say II is the
greatest discovery u the for restoring and changing
the hair Before using IL, was of seventy. My
hair has now attained lbs original color You rec
ominend IL TO The world without the least fear, my
case one Of the worst kind.
Yours, respectfully
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HEzEKIAH II. REEDS ESTATE

L ESTATE OF VERMONT, Washington District. ss
Up Probate court holden at Montpelier, within aud for
slh district, the 25d day Of February A. d. 1888.
John A. Page. executor of the last will aud testament
Of Hczckiah H. Reed, late Of Montpelier. In said dis
uict deceased, presents bis administration account
be referred 10 the 23d day Of March next the Probate
Ohco ia said Montpelier for examination and al
owaucci and that all concerned be notified hereof, by
the publication Of ihis order m the Vermont Waterman
State journal, printed at Montpelier three weeks sue
cessycy soon may be- that they may appear, and
at said time and place II they cause, object thereto
By order ~ court.
49, Attn.t. r. II. MERRlLL. Repister
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GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE
TIE NEW YORK NERCUBT

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mn w " INN MEHI ch -
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No other papcr can boast of such "a rnaxv Of talented
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NEW YoitK MFnCrny who furnish its column. week.
ly with die mos, absorbing and fascinating romancos
/ aud stories ever neriiscd
| Din j. II Bopfvsog NED BuNrtrNr Ifpr1 j. Eos
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ANp r. H. NrwItL
who arc wei known as the most successful and popular
otnnrors OF the aue constantly contrbutc their
notcictes for tho mammoth naaes Of The AEEcuuY--
And each number also contains more complete oriua
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lions Of ihe day win he apparent at he first glance
We now offer iu addition to a paper fully ono-third
r,er Than AM, If HIS Observation-Disclosures and rcnletc Min AN
,n,,rr.oirtf riet, ~ ir,rostin6 roapi, p,,ttr M
/ following EXTRA rsprcuNENrs:
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HALES ESTATE.-ThI

n ATTAINED HALLS ESTATE.-The
subscribers having been appointedb by the honorable
Probate court for the district Of Randolph, commits
sioncrs To receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF an persons, against the estate Of Nathaniel
Hall late Of Inbrdge in said district deceased repre-
scented nsoNent, and the term Of six months from The
23d day " February, 1888, being allowed by said court
the creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and their
respective claims before Give notice. that We will at
house Of the widow sbbel ~ Hall in runbridge In said
district the FIRST Tuesday Of May and third Tuesday Of
August next at 10 O'clock in The forenoon on each OF
said days. .. ,,.,,,,,,,,
WIN r. BROWN, SN""''
Tuubrdsc. February 20, A, ID. 1853 SlSl
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lrnal Rutirrs.

/ UCIUS BINGHAMS ESTATE
~ STATE or VERMONT Washington District, s..
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier in and for said
district, ON the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1888.
Phlauder lNord executor Of the last will and testa
ment Of Locus Bingham late Of Warren, in said dis
trct, deceased, mikes application said for an
extension OF the time heretofore allowed him pay the
debts due from said estate. aud render his admnstra-
ton account until some future day Whcreupon, it is or
decd by said that said application be heard at the
Probate office, in Montpelier, the Both day of March,
A. D. 1888 and, it is further ordered that notice be Civ
10 an persons concerned by the publication Of this
der in the Vermont Waterman 4 State journal, printed
at Montpelier, three weeks excessively before said
hearing
By the court.
Attest, T. II. MERRILL, Register
true copy Of record.
s2.si Attest T. r. MERRILL Register
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cAMnRIpGE oArTLE MARKRr.--Mnr. TO-

ny ifftyfNfNt 90 tNt " "''f"fiHft . ""NH"Wf'
No report probably owing 70 the storm ON Monday
and Tuesday which prevented cattle trains getting in 80
as 10 sell yesterday,
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/ OST Between Montpelier and Waits
l 4 field, on Thursday, Feb. rs, FI1CH NlCTO-
RlNE. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
il at nurnhlm's Hotel, in Montpelier
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INABM FOR SALE.-Tho best FARM ir
1 Washington County, within ! 10 miles NJ Mont
pcicr village. under high state NJ cultivation. contain
ug 100 " land, 80 Of wood land 10 " which
contain nearly 1000 Sugar Naples within 20 rods Of the
house, with sugar house and arches for pans. The
Farm Is well watcred by small stream and durable
srng end has 800 rods Of stone wall IL, and is well
ncea otherwise. The moving land takes the wash of
the road ana neighbours firms. 600 maple trees have
noen SEQ about the premises within ~ rs years. all in
hnc growing condition. good barn. 20 bv ~; a new
barn. ol y go and tho back part ola house, built last
season. This Farm D. wcll divided into moving tillape
and plstufIng, and b. Che best calculated DAIRY
FARM 20 be found aud will be- sold at bargain. Pos
session given on the first day Of April next.
Inquire of the subscriber on the Premise.
ELIAS SNOW
East Montpelier, March l. 1855 aS3
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IUMPHANT SUCCESS
-oF-
Bnchan's Hnngnrian Rnlsam of lie

The Great English Remedy for
Coins, COrGHs, ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION
JoHfW intelligence fHofhey lie sarcd qfte~ tie Doc
tors could 90 no mare
BATH. Ne, Feb. q, 1915.
Or Bradlcc-sr-l take pleasure in giving YOU
mcnt Of the beneficial effects Of Buchans Hungarian
Balsam. my daughter, who had been for number Of
years afflicted with bad Cough Pain in the Side, Rails
ing Blood and al those pai and troubles which attend
thet nsidi1us disease, CONSUMPTION. | employed
several distinguished phy sicans at great expense who,
after numerous visits, and many experiments finally de-
carod that
THEY COULD DO NORE
was then advised hy friend try Buchan's Hungari-
an Bal5am. did SO, and the result has been as
tlnishIng My daughter is ENTIRELY CURED, and
is attending to her accustomed duties paid Two
Hundred Dollars for Physicians and Medicine, without
amy sort OF benefit while Six Dollars worth Of Hungarian
Ba,am has removed the disease restored the strength
and brought a healthy action.
am gratefully yours JOHN YOUNG.
o. Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass, % WHOM all orders should be addresscd
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in every town
in the United States and British Provinces. 79lm
T'O THE MARRIED OF BOTH SEXES,
j ANn THosH CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
Valuable INFORMATION will be furnished free Of
charge. Address DR. HONTGOMERTS MEDL-
CiL AGENCY, Havcrhill, Mass. 1885
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"HuY NE AND Ill DO you GOOD 20
Nov is the time 10 use the great Spring and summer
Medicine.

MY NE AND III DO YOU GOOD :"
Now is the time 10 the great Spring and Summer
Medicine
II. LA IL y IS
RO AND II ERB BITTERS.
Composed Of Sarsaparino wa cherry, feiiou Dock
PrictiB dsh, IhorOnghioOrf, RaujaFb, Mandrake Dun
detoH, cc.,-a Of which compounded to act n
concert and assist Nature in crad,cating disease.
Tho elect NJ This medicine 8 most wunderulit act.
directly upon the bowels and blood, by removing all OBJ
strttuus from The internal organs, stimulating them u-
to healthy action. renovatng the fountains " lfa and
ugor purifying Che blood, cleansing t from an humors
and causing 10 90 course through every part ~ mo
body. They and eradicate from the system Liver
Compaint-that main wheel " So many disrascsJauu-
dice in its worst FORMS an Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia. Costivcncss Hum0rs NJ the Blood
ana Skin, Indigestion, Headache Dizziness, Pncs,
Heartburn. Weakness, Pain 300 the Side and Bowels,
fatnency, Loss Of Appetite and al kindred complaints
caused hy torpid diseased liver, ds1rdcrcd Stntn.
ach or bad Blood to which all are moro less subject
ia Spring and summer.
" taken n large doscs Fcvcr and Aguc may be- broken
up and cured 90 once This has become standard med
icinc. and ts decidedly the best Che world ever saw
Price only p cts flr the pint. and 81 2 ca ilr the
quart bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers c,cryvhre Orders
should Dee addressed Co j. o. LANGLEY pruurictur N
Marshall ST., Boston. Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Montpelier. and D., T. g.
sNirH wholesale to- the trade. S2cS
DEyfNE's CoNrouNp Pr1cH LozrNaEs
Ipgyant,dto C,vc
CoruHs, COLDS, wHoortNG-corou. HnoNcutrrs. GROUP,
ASTHMA, AND coNsUMrroN
Sold hy Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Che country Also by the Manufacturers, SO Will
SON Lane, Boston. Mass. $500
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DAY AND BIZ pAID -AI pcrson, h

DAY AND BE PAID All persons hay-
1 ing unsettled accounts with Div So Of the a. ~.
y. U nrc hereby notified that the same MIST W. SIT
old stand.
Notice j. also given % tho members of the Division TO
meet on Monday, thc 18th inst. the usual time and
place, 90 make arrangements for final settlement VI
mcir ai3iui by ORDER OF DIRECTORS.
Montpelier. March j. 1853
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BHrvIrY.-Nr Edior:--A certain week
ly paper in Vermont, in noticing the election
of County Commissioners in seven counties,
uses the word commissioner" seven times,
and the word County twelve timos.--a in
the space of twenty lines
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Ry 1f pIa or Package.
The undersigned are now receiving their Spring and
Summer Stock Of new Dry Goods or British French.
German and American Manufacture. TO which we shall
hc masking constant addtons,l which offer prices
Go insure Che attention OF first class purchasers, and
H'muAcfNo PINE ASSORTMENT or
DRESS FtBRICS--yamaas, silk. Ducals, Ma
d1nuHs, Sc.
DE LdfNES-iamilton, Plcifc, and Manchester Co.
iNTN.-Mcrrimac. Coeheco, Pacific, Manchester.
and other STYLES.
DoWESI JcS-Auanuo, roppcron, AmoskcaE Cot
toms, Dcnims. Sc.
SUMNER GOODs.--i'or Mems and Boys wear.
LdNNELS.-Whiic and Colored rvillcd and Plain
IloOLLNN.-Cioths, Cassimcrcs, sluncts, &c.
NHiW Ls.-ln great -sortmeut.
LINEN GOoDS.-ra0c Covers shirtnes, and Hand
kcrchicf.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, uu'crslec,cs. Nc.
HOSIERY IND administrations Ladies'.
md Chillrcn's.
HiBERD tSHERT--sman Wares, our usual variety
QUE Stock VIII at all times embrace Che most approved
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IGOR SALE. -- The House., SHED and
BARS, few rods west OF the State House, former
ly owned hy Sal,u Is. Collins.
Possession given April Icuus favorable
Apply t0 ELLIS IS HATCH.
Feb 2i 1853 slg3
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y 7 n y Y = II y y
long experience in this particular branch warrants
in saying that persons about ordering Cards Of any
description, will study their interest by calling or send
inn as above As he viii furnish the best and fash
ionabc card produced low lower than any other
tablshment
Views Mans Diplomas, Labels, Bill-heads, Blank
Cheeks Notes Drafts and BILLS Of Exchange OF any
description Of Engraving Plate-printng, executed at
short notice and al low rates. Door Plates, Seals, &c.,
Co. furnished 10 order.
Orders by mail OF otherwise promptly attended to-
1902
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- EMOVAL.-UNIrED STATES AND For

ID EMOVAL.-UNIrED STATES AND For
IL PATENT AGENCY
SAM UEL COOP PER,
Late Principal Examiner of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
Has removed his Office to
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING, 10 EXCHANGE ST., BosToN.
Patents issued in the United States, and in all other
patentpanting countries. Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats fled Reconsiderations procured, Of
applications that have been rejected upon imperfecty
prepared papers lntercTences prosecuted. Reissues
and extensions procured, and in general all business
connected with the Patent Office transacted with and
prompiness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all necessary
information and have their business transacted, by writ
ing to the subscriber without the trouble and expense of
a visit to Washington.
lie begs leave refer those unncquainted with him to
The following Testimonials -
From the Hon. Charles Mason, Commissioner Of Patents.
Z. S. PATENT OFFICE,
Feb. %, 1856
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper Esq, Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity in constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has eyineed thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules and practice Of the office, close attention to the
interests Of his clients and marked eandor and coure-
y that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
plcasure have no hesitation in stating that regard
him Of the very best agents for the transaction Of
business with this Office with whom | am acquainted
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From the EraBiiHsrs Of the Patent Office.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
ia the United States Patent Office have for several years
been wen acquainted with Mr. Samuel Cooper late a
principal Examiner in this office, and take pleasure in
stating that he Is gentleman OF the highest moral char
actcr, Of unqucstioned knowledge in the business and
practice Of the office and that his scientific attanments
are such cmncnty ft him for the business in which
he is about 10 engage
HENRY b. RENwIcK, } pr,,.;nal
L. ID. GALE, n a.p
s. II. LANE, NN"""''
r. X. PEALE,
TuOS r. EVERETT, Assistanf
T. SOUIHGATE SMITH, ( Examiners.
WM. G. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WM =. n. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.