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Of : very superior pattern to a1y IN use IN this
ceuntry. SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL
PLOUGHS, WITH STEEL SH0FELS.
SUlEEv.ATo
Peckham's New York FIVs-HOEO STEEL
POINT EXPANDING cULTIyATORi Rogers
PittsbBrg pateut Steel TOOTH EXP ANDING
CULTIVATOR, for working corn. OF seeding in
grain, flaming Mills Horse Raies Lever Cutting
Boxes, Harrows and v heelbarror 5 Inai4 TO order.
All the above articles constantly Oh hand, and
sold en- reasonable teT.as.
REP-4ffING Of all kinds qf 5sacEines, whether
made here 0! elsewhere, done on the shortest no
ice.
Css;ings for all my machines and PlgEgl,s, made
al the Foundry Of Nj. Michel 3 snnaT il Bedford
and will compare with any made in the Stste Scr
strength and Durability BL.9CKSIfITHINC1 done
to cfdeE. All my wor, warreated 70 give satisfac-
/ ZION.
From past experience Of twenty years in TIE
Machine business, / feel contiieut that give
entire satisfaction to Il who nay favor me With a
call. Call and examine my work before You pur-
chase elsewhere, as am determined please al.
Horses grain OF ali kinds laHlber and IRON, v III
be taken in exchange for work
.EkTER II. SHIRES.
filctinist.
Bedford May :. I25s-Sr
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Gov Packer has issued the death warrants
of the following persons: John Lulz, Alegae-
ny county, te be executed October Is; Wm
John Clark, Montonr co., 70 be executed Sep
TENDER 24ih; Nary Twiggs, Montonr CO., 10 be
execntel Octoter 22l.
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AUDITOR,S NoTICE.

ET7nE undersigned, appointed by the Orphans
n Court of Bedford County, to distribute the
money IN the hauds ofJohn Cessna, Esq, admiais-
traitor Of the estate Of Abraham SPARKS, deed,
among creditors aud heirs, viii attend the duties
Of said appointment, at bis Office ii the Borough
OF Bedford, on Thursday. the 22i day ofJuly, at
10 o'clock a. M, of said day, when and whege all
parties interested can attend
JEO. 2. REED,
July 2, 1855
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DhDF0RD ELL ROAD.

EtINCE tile charter has been granted for the .sBel
~ ford Rail Road" the citizens Of Bedford have
been much excited and Interested upon tue subject
This interest is not confined 70 the citizens Of
town, bat extends thrc qghoNt tp5 coaHtTy. and
crotgds a. fgjly yrsEi@g 10 Rupp's Nelo aud Hand
sane Store, in .7a3ersoa's Roe where tITEe and
:firactirs assortment oi beautiful Spring aud Sum
user Goods, opeaiag which win be sold cheaper
than offered before in this place.
TIE stock consists N part Of
Robe, fs ssaum Baraee d Lai9ss,
Robes Qaiac, Larfilys,
Organize Lqega, Wh3c } grintfd B7iitaats,
Caattiss, PLAIN and Figare3 Ssc5ss.
Lqisat Stgls E4u,n Robes .for 81 50.
No5air .uirtssre far l5s cents per yard.
De Lqinss er oil desegfioas from 81 70 % per yard
L4gas ef rarious tyies yf9r % ets. per yar3
in ertersre asstrtnge u 5eaatsfl prtats ranging
from 10 LII ce.fts per yard
Muslias of all prices and qualities.
a large assortment Of Ladies aRi Misses, Cloves
and Hosiery from the to.o figure Of cts. ap.
Pure linen Hta2kerctiefs Tor c.s., AMI q fill
and complete assortment of L.3DIES Dress
GOODS generally.
A llr ge and wei selected assortment ofC l0THS,
G3SSIMERES and FESTlNGS,
Consisting in part If
BlJeh French and English Cloths,
B}ua do do do.
Olive oiTs d. do DO.
glack Cassinleres.
Black Doe Skins
Fancy French anu American Cassimeres.
YESTfNCiS.
Grenadines, plain and figured .
Radz crlirO do Do
Yelv.ts d. do
ard Z great variety Of Marsiellss vesiings
Fancy Silk and Lava Neck Ties, ;rom s. cents
70 CT cents.
A complete assortment Of Ladies and Misses
BOOTS, SHOES ana CATERS Also
Urge assortment EsRs BOOTS
aud SHOES.
Ny assortment Of GROCERIES eIp'i te 5s1..
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NgUsIC * MUSICAL INSL6p MENTS.-
VA Pianos, Aelodeons, Flutes, Eutars, Brass
Horns, Clarionets, Drums, etc, ofvarioas inanu-
facture, always on hand. Bands supplied at city
icaoIesale rates. We Keep always hand full
assortment OF ali the new and fashionable music,
which we nail at our expense 20 any part Of the
country.
NIB. Music nged 70 order.
SHRYOCK & SMITH,
Caam6ers5urg.
Msrca7. 1851.
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CARLYLE. Ill, June %, 1853.
thave used Prof. Q, J. W 90 ls Hair Il restorative,
and have admired its wonderful etFtcts Ny hair
was becoming as tt ught. prem ,turely gray, lint
by the u.s. Of mis- Restorative il has resumed is
original color, and, hay; 40 doubt, permanently
SO.
s BREfs3E, ex-senator. u. s.
o. j. Wood & Co, Proprietors So s.oAiy 5,
n. T., (a fhe grcat n. Y. Wire Railing Establish
mentl All III Market street, ST. Louis, No.
For sale by DR.. Harry
And sold by al good Druggists.
July ., ls58.-Sm.
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Notice Of Eaquisilioa.

ggyIiE heirs and leg representatives Of Mrs
4 Sophia Mower, late of Coierain Township,
deed, viz: Eliza intermsrrie4 with Eli III Weaver,
in the State of Ohio Rehecca Intern lrrieI with
Joshua Filler, Nancy, interinarried with Jacob
Moss in Wood County, Ohio, Sarah, internarTied
with Emanuel J. Diehl, and Elizabeth, internar-
Iied with Levi Kegg, are hereby notified that an
Inqustion to value and apprase the real estate Of
said dec'd. viz house and lot in the Borough OF
Rainsburg adjoining Joshua Filler and Others VIII
be held on tbs premises on Monday, the 18th day
Of July, inst, when and where all may attend who
sre proper.
KM. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff
Sherif7s Office,
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pamnhlpi Laws.

FEyHE Pamphlet Laws Of the State have been re-
J ceived at tie Prothonotary's Office, and are
ready Tor distribution among those entitled receive
them. SAMUEL II. TATE,
July I8, 1862. PFoth'y
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ei;ce of IaguI>itIon.

XETHERt.AS Michael Putt late Of Liberty
w Township. Bedford County died, seized OF
the following real ate, VIZ TsFa trlc 5 a Ian
situate in Liberty Township aforesaid one thereof
the mansion tFJct, containing one hundred and
tiissg-seycn acres ard allowance, with ls cling
hcnse, baSn, grist mill, saw mill, anl other I'M
proFements thereon erected, adjoining lanls OF
Henry Putt, - Fockler and others One 9th
tr4ct, aj,iung the above, containing ten acres
yisl tenant house and stable thrreon-leaving a
willow namcd Elizabeth, ana issue ter children, to
vii.
jacob, since dead, having conv syed his shar. to
the petitioner, Samuel resi- lug in Illinois, Catha-
rine ;ntermarried with William F'iE4rt, the petit
tiaaer, William Putt, El.zl7eta, intsrnsrried with
Henry SAyits, Mary, in:crynarried with Geoggc
Rus ell Joseph p ut, Roslnna, in.ernarried with
David RUssall, Sarah AMI SUsl II Puit, The last
named yet in her minority.
Notice is therefore given. that 10 pursuance Of a
writ Of partition y1luAtion TO or ciei, viii
prnG.ed 10 hold an iaqaistian valuation on the
said premises, on "Wednesday, the 4ih day OF Au-
gust, 1853.
WM. S. FLUKE,
Sheriff.
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RedlorsI County. S.

A an orpbans' Court held at Bedford. in aud
:. L for 5 iii Comfy al Bedford, oS the I'd day Of
Nay, 4 D., l83S beiore the Judges OF the G unity
On motion Of @ +. shannon, ESD, the Conrt
grant a rule ppoa the heirs aI legal representatives
of G .orge Ilrker, late Of Aidlse Woolberiy Town
ship, lesd to wit: The issue Of John, Sarah Jane,
William henry, Phoebe Ellen and George Edmuad
Of whom Daniel aslay IS ga rdian, Elizabeth Funk
deed leaving issue Louisa, residing in Gedr
County, Iowa, who has for her guardian George B.
Holsinger, Jane HolSinger, wife OF Geo. 3. Hol-
Singer, al residing in Bedford County, except
Louisa Funk to be and appear at a. 0rl5tns Court
held at Bsdfarc in and for the County of Bedford,
on the ifth Noulay (39tb day Of August A. D.,
1853 TO accepy or refuse to tke the Real -stete Of
sxd Iced undisFossd OF AZ the valuation. Esieh
has beer valued and appraised in pursuance q a
writ Of partition OF y@llaion issued out Of our sld
Court and 10 The Sheriff OF said County directed,
o. show cause Why the same Sholsli not y sold
FA, IN testimony whereof I have here
i NSI! unto set mr. hand, and the seal q SAID
S5szk2s41 Court, AZ Bedford, this 7th day OF May.
A D., 1858.
Attest: , ANIL H. t. Il, CseF6-
W4. S. FLUEE, Sh.g.
July 2S. 1858.
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FHtESD Woop; Il was a long tins aftes I sa8 you
at Blissded before got TIE bottle of Restorative
for which you gave ms order upon yoGr agent II
Detroit aud wh,a got i. Wa coneiu ;ei totry !.
Mrs. Mlan'S hair, Us the sureS test of its power
1t has done all that you assured re /. seast d.. d..
and etieis of my fLnliiy ard friends, saviE,s;
messed its Effects are pow using ard ys.St
Ing It's usa 10 others entiLled e
sidsT-liol you claim isE isI,s ana truy. yours
Again, very rrspse'tf SOLOMON MANN
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LlNDS TOR SALE.

TWO choice lots of ground, sitAate On Nain
4 Street IN the Borough q SchellSbErg, Bed
fcrd Couaty, adjoining the residences OF john
Smith, Esq having an excellent
DWELLING HOUSE,
STABLE. &c, thereoa erected.
ALsO-Three tracts Of fine limestone land, well
set with timber, containing one hundred acres in
each tract sittate in a9Frison's Coee South Wood
berry Township, Belford CO., a9j2iaing lAals Of
John K. eettr ana othess.
ALSO-TWo tracts of timber lant- sjtHate IN tAe
Stlwcter Dist.ict Minnesota, containing respect
lively 100 and 40 acres.
ALSO-One tract Of White piae timber land,
contrasting go acrys, situate on the line 81 the
PIt,sbI,rg and Conns.!syils Railroad in A. .glcny
township. Somerset County, eighteen miles west of
Cumberland having thereon erected Urge Dwcl-
Ing House. large Bank Bern, Sa9-ai't, eSe
ALSO-A number Of tracts OF uGgber laads, ~
Bedford and Fulton Counties.
AISO-Several tracts OF iron ore ana coal lands
in Bedford County, on the line Of the Huntingdon
and BroaifoP Railroad.
Terms easy. Apply To
Bsdio,d July l6 tS5S-f
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'0gr and Six Horse Tumbiing shaft
RnsEar Machines.

with large open cylinders, six staYes and spikes
screwed in, and Improved Straw Shakers attached.
Their supeiors for strength and speed are not made
IN this or any other County in the State.
-Four Horse Tum5ling Shaft and Strap power Ma
chine, With cylinder open or shut, may be de-
sired, and shaker OF te hes: kind for convenience,
ease Of draft. and perfect working. This machine
has 10 superior any where THREE HORSE
MACHINES, Of the same kind. TWO AND
THREE HORSE TUMBLING SHAFT POWER
MACHINES, a very convenient and excellent aIa-
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Sazia' and Lubin's Extracts for the lldndker
Dchief Cologne Water, &e., II Dir. Iarrys.
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Sherid~s Office,
Bed ord, July 2, '5S.
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HILI SIDE iPL0UGHS

OF ! very superior pattern to azy IN use in this
country. SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHOVEL
PLOUGHS. WITH STEEL SH0VELS.
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Bedford Springs.

July I6. 1853
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Sherif7s Office,
Bedford July 2, '5s.
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EBEDE' EsD
elHE a 6 hSgse Sk O. % 7

THE subscriber would most respectfully announce
i 10 the farming community, and public in general
that lie still continues TO manufacture at bis shep,
in Bedford, pa, the following farming utensils, Of
the cry k3.t material, and in tie most workman
ike manstr, viz:
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DWELLING H0US
huditOr's Notice.

Bedfo, /, July l6, 's58.-f-
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DTR Il S s NJ n.
i kOIECIED by Royal Letters Patent Of

Dr. X Il S s nj n.
4 ROTECTED By Royal Letters Patent OF
ENGLAND, and secured BY the Seals Of the Eoole dc
Pharmaoie de parisand the Imperial Coege of NJ cd
ZONE, Vienna Triesemar No. [ il a remedy for Re-
la1ston, SpermatorIhes, and Exhaustion of the
System: TTesemar No. eHectuslly, IN the short
space of three days, completely and entirely erad-
oates al traces OF those disorders which
cubebs have so long been thought antdote for to
the ruin or the health of vast portion of the pop
lation. Tnesemar No. 5 is the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, unIortu-
netely, the English ply oisn treats with mercury
to the inevitable destruction of the PATIENTS oonsti
tuition, and which all the sarsaparilia IN the world
cannot remove. Trlesemar Nos. 2, and are alike
devoid OF taste or SMELL and of all nauseatng quali-
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use being suspected Sold in tin cases. and divided
in separate doses as administered by VeIpesu, Lal-
leman, ROux, RicoId. &C., 90. Price SIS each,
or four cases IN one for 50, which saves So; and in
ST. cases.
Sold by DIR. Fl. A: BARROW, No.I5 Prince ST., q
few blocks west of Broadway. New York. Imme
dlately receIp of the amount Dr. ID. will forward
the 50 cases of Trlesemar aud the large Sizes car
rage paid thus lnsurIng genuine European prepara-
tons. The S3 cases also sent but not free of car
rage. CONSULTATIONS as usual, from IL n. m. till
p M and from till m, at No. I57 Prince ST.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. fe Iy
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Hartford 'O"' 40
III Gov. Banks has appointed the 18th day of
April a. Fast-day in MaSsach uSetts
W The Passaic Ice Company of JERSEY City
nave succeeded in housing about Il, 600 ions OF
Ice; said TO be sufficient for their use during the
summer NN-
mouse OF correction, who is serving out a III,
sentence Tor setting fire to 4 dwelling house I'm
ffamlngharn, where no loss OF life took place
" celebrity of Paris, Count Nee has lust
dled. HIS son, the weli-known caricaturlst
VINO assumed the name of " CHAM steps into a
large fortune
IL AT Crown Point, n ] -, recently, three
men called at public house for liquor The
keeper OF the house tapped new barrel {; they
drank, and two of them died, almost instantly
the other barely escaped with his life
IL Gov w ise has commuted the sentence OF
death, which had been passed upon the negro
boys Morris and Davy, for burning the factory Of
portation ~
IL bill is said to have passed THROUGH tbe
Assembly. d few days since, in consequence OF
one OF It's most Influential opponents having BEEN
sednceu away just in the nick of time by rose
coiored note from some bright one in curls ana
nounccs. ~
" ~ IL uDderStOOd-says the Springfield Re-
pubIIedn-thdt Henry Ward Beec her was nd nc cd
10 Iofrgo his lecture before the Library Associa-
Ton Oh That city, last week, by the representation
OF some OF our good people, who feared he MIGHT
say something that would tend to dissipate the
islelous feeling OF that community.
IL The Postmaster of BuTlinYton VT has
sued LOT libel, the publishers of the Daily Free
f1ess, Tor copying from the Blue Book the
amount OF the salaries of said Postmaster and
ms eIerks, and the amounts paid him by 6 oyern
ineh' ior publishing laws and advertising.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEsS, &c.

The prevalence OF the above complaints ut this
seas"n generally has he effect of bring ing ont host
OF profsssedly new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless, and Others even dangerous
The wIsest course to pursue to consult your
family ply stefan. or otherwise use only suck rene
dies long public perience has proved be safe
aud ettcacous. of thus character is TEEER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC
UrIglnSIly the iavor.te prescription of an eminent
physician. II soon became popular remedy, and has
continued TO enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. lu cases of common Colds, Coughs
&C., II acts like CHARM and in Chronic caves Bron-
cnltls, hopping Cough, Group, Asthma. Inf uenza,
40. It's success unparalleled, and most will TESTIFY
who have used il.
Price Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin i Palmer, Chas. Sto.t, 4 c. Wash
ington Cissel, Georgetown; Peel Il stevens A l.
eXandria; where il may be had Also 70. convenience
Lozenger form. Price va and Is cents boy
known as "Tylers Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops, al elegant, pleasant, AID effcac nous Pull.
mOnic LOZenge they are unsurp passed. fs II -3m
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CHUBB BROTHERS
BANkINs HOUSE Of Gauup pporprv,

Opposite. -Deposlts received and Checks paid
cities received on Deposit at par and EI change on
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-lnterest will be allow cd
On Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS ~ VIRGINIA AND NNcuRRENT MONEY.
oeived to be checked for, payable funds or in
specie, we charging the regular Exchange:
DIsc9uNTs.-Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of Exchange
VIII % discounted, and Loans made Stocks, Bombs,
and Securities, at the mar ket rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIT.-LetteIs OF Credit will be
fprnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged if Conateras on such terms be agreed
TRAvHLINs Bills OF ExcHANsR.-Travelers will
be furnished with drafts in such sums may be de-
sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union.
nTP q on sIa
Of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
ct the market rate for Ex ohange in sums to suit.
ties paying from to u Pr cent. always for sale. or
bought in the dfeIen Cities at commission Of a =
reserve the night to call for deposit of 10 cent on
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered BY tele-
RAILROAD. CITY. AND srlrI BoNps.-RaiI
City, and State Bonds be placed in our hands for
'era d,Es purchased for cssh S Or with Bonds;
market rates. All Warrants sold By us are 5ssrss-
tssd IN every respect.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II r.
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
ORDERS sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL Estate AND INsyRANcKs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
Cone Rss..NClams on the United Ststes, before tb.
Court of Claims or Consr ntrusted to will be
CHUBB BROTHERS,
IA IRE
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WiLLARDs' HOTEL.-J l. Brent. Cal: q 7
Drown. Car; Isaac Bronson, Nj Wetmore, II
hetchum, Jr; ii Mccain, Rose, VIM CouIter
y Phelps, NowYork; l. A Thomas, Iowa: # y
w heelock, Mass; Dr. w II DE Witt, ir pa: +
Hyatt and daughters, NY; Oapt Dyer, USA;W
CutcheOn, Mo; G w Harner: Pa: r 7 RIsfor5
kock Island; II ID Steefens, J III Barker, Mass: G
hIiou: Hing; w kuttruf, w l. Mcdonald and
lazy, ny; NJ Pettibone and daughter, Ala; Mr.
Buliock. do; J \ Pomeroy, Nj; ID X Porter Miss
Porter, Mrs Reynolds, Miss Moore, Pa; F Wav.
land, lr, Mass; w Whyte, Md; nj Rodrigue1
X Rodriguez, Anna VI 5 Rodriguez, X A fIaIe,
Penn. - - ii"io'
NATIONAL HOTEL e A abbo, Nh.
Burrell, Boss, Mich; Grant. AIsbsmsn I r
" oung, Ohio; l. Chase. Min; Sam Adams. Va
sr.on' Md: 7 ne 1890 . pat'1T.on. Mo; b Pat
MA ThomP.on, Va; Beman. Ark; j +
Upright, NY r shalcross, Va 81 Krrcbe.
val r Tenn E, w PMag!isby, Md; c 4 Finley, UsA;
I d N FINLEY do; Stevens, L II REYNOLDS, ) A
Riddle, Pa; Miller, + Bodies, Mass: F Nc.
Sannan; Pa l. Conrad, La; III Watts, kv;Capt
Ward, CsA; Brashear, Md; Berkeley,
w Ballard PreftOn, Va c Elliott n York: l.
krndrick; Ind; J e Denman NJ; w n T.w
Marshall and friend, Pa: DR. Berrien, Ga:
Lynn, Wickham, Geo Perkins, n Yk;
Fletcher, Min; Mrs Strong, n e: Miss Nal
Tory, CT; X Cooper add lady, III.
BROWNS HOTEL-Z kidwell, Va; Juones
ana LADY, Mass; w w Welliny ham va: Col
X Powell, Ala; II Metcalf, do Wv sIetcalf,
do w Anthony, Mass Minor USN: N p
scott, Va; r T Massie, do TB Willis do. F.
DlSges and son, Md; G. Stone do: 6 Row
res, 90 Andrews, jr, NY; Rev b Lee, Ala;
IN - B1 n Miss; w p Hall, Mo; T. Howard,
H. u, " r. Dic kef son, NY A Plummer, Pa; Il p
Hanson, Md. Silas Goddard. Mass; q F. Hill do.
townsend, CT II Townsend. do: g
p'DTs Ny COzin, Miss; A Hall, Ga; Mrs
~ ~ aarShIN6IoN HOUSE.-M C Niles. Nyk.
Ieny A Hanks, r q Terry. Ohio " n
Lord, Wis; II Wright, Miss; q Allen n IT,. ~
Hide, Kan; Davis, Mich 'e''
UNITED STATES HOTEL-w n Ran
soar, @; nj Mccoy, Md; II w Hopkins Tn.
col Lawrence Md; L ID Hensei.va; G BriI'NS
Shamberlin, r NJ Osburn, Va; Hon ia, Lsnd.v
hlkhMC % HOUSE Mr. and Mr.. loudo,-
va A BoOse, II Shaw, Md; G McIemon
SSn Green, Tex; Mr. Harris, Md: NJ Pratt
NY r. Il Dale; j NJ CobuTp, Tenn. H., a. a.,
rsn Harris, Brown, Tenn; O Caldwell
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limited STATES PATENT oFFICE.


On the petition of Charles Goody ear. of New Ha-
ven Conn, pray ing for the extension of a pafent
granted Ia HIM the 18th OF June e4i for an improve
Inent the - hianLfaOture Of India Ruhber" for
seven yesrs from the expiration of said patent
whch takes psre on the 18th dav Of Jupe 1853:
liz ordered. that the sad petItOs lie heard az the
Patent Once On Monday, the 3lst of Msy neat
al u O'Clock m; and all persons are notted 10 an
pear and show cause, AZ any they have why said pc
titlon ought not Ia be granted. '
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
hle an the Patent Once their objectlons spCclaly
set forth An writing, at least twenty days ne the
day oi nearing; al testimony hled ly either party 20
be USED AT the SAID hearing he taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules OF the Once,
wnlch Will be furnished on application.
ne testimony I'm the case will he closed on the
Ith Oh May; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must lie filed an the cfhce 90 or
DeIore the mornIsg of that day; the arguments, Il
any, within ten days thereafter.
Taerea, AIS" that TINS notice be Published ~ the
Union, Washington, ID. a., and Dails News.
rev York. once a week for three succs sSive weeks
previous To the 3st of NAY next, the das Of hssG-
ing. JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
y. Editors Of the above papers will please capy,
and send their balls To the Patent Once with paper
eintAining TINS notice, IN l7-lkvSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-30
NorIcE FOR M EGEisssTibRuNe CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF

Notice is hereby gwen that the Land Office a,
Huntsville, IN the State Of Alabama, wall h. open ~
the sale AZ private entry aud location, and Sfter
fhe JsSf day Of May asrt. ofal racaHt public iap
embraced IN the following townships, which had bees
proclaIIled aud ,heTee pTICr 10 the withdrawal ~
notice No. SOB, being lands which had been with
drawn To satisfy that part of the railroad grant Act
az Congress approved 81 June. 1855, which confem-
plated road frOn Memphis 10 Charleston. thai part
oi SAD graft having been elected BY the state ofA
ALBANIA, VIZ:
SOuth Of the base iiAs and EAST Of tks HsHfsri!!s
msrfdidH.
Townships |, 2. 8, 4, 8, and6 Of rangeI
townships l. p s. {, ard 3 and the carts of town
ships and north Of the Tennessee river of rSrss
2.
Townships 2, s. 4. 5. ard G. and the parts oTtovu-
ship north the Tennessee nver. oi range
townships /, :. 3, !. and }. and the paris OF town
ships 6, and north of the IrEnss see OF range
Townships and !. and the parts OF tuwaSbIps
ands north Of the Tennessee. Of range ).
South Of the base I'm, and 81 Of tkt HsHtsr,zs
N.T5dIaa.
Townships 7. 2. .. Z. s. and o. 81 range l.
townships and :. If tange z.
townships ?, 5, 4, ,, o. and Z. OF ranges and O.
Townships !, = j. Z, ;, and q, of ranges Ia a. a. IS,
IL: and Is.
Township !, of range 10.
Given under my hand. nj the General Land Office,
al the city IL ashnsto.i, the 18th dss 81 FebrusTy
1853. Thus A BENnRISES
lie <eidWOW Comma Toner.