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SOLE AGENTS FOR
KETTLEWELLS MANIPULD GUANO.

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This most valuable manure was frs; brought
out under the name Of Rrcsr>a Manipulated Gu
ano, bu; was originated hy john kettIewell
Esq, Of Baltimore, and manufactured IN his
works by his machinery, which he has row tn
ken charge of himself, and IS engaged very
extensive scale. We cspccioi!y leg leave To call
il tn the attention of tobacco grnwrrs-as i, has
superseded all other understanding 4 much
heavier aud richer plant than tia; grown from
the Peruvian. We deem any further comment
unnecessary, butwIi submit The following names
for references.
Il. u. ATKINSON. IIInw;ddie,
II 4. WlNFREE, CheSt'r.
+. II. WILLS, Prince Geo, ges.
Il. y. DYSON, Noifawar.
Mai. Il. y. NE,BI EFT. N".tnw:y.
J. w. Cook, BcIfri.
J. 5. HARRIS, Brunswick
". NJ. GILL, DlnwiGdic,
o. p. HARE, Prince George.
J. w. REESE. Belfc!L.
DIR. III. G.. HUNT. GrcensviI!e.
u. SMITH, Lunemburg.
Persons ordering direct or through Their Com
mission Houses wli please specify ktMsr"sUs
Manipulated Guano--lhc original and genuine
article.
No. /. per ton Of 1860 lbs, SIS.
=" ,, " 80.
Put up in good strong bags.
JOHN KETTLEW ELL,
Or,
c. ODER. General Agent,
No. Eowiy's Wharf, Baltimore, Nd
May -, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
tar the Datutent Riusr.
Sk.zSxtEz:SSH
II n
VIA PLUME POINT.

The Steamer Mary Washington will re
sumo her route 70 the PatuXent River, com
Iaepcing "Wednesday Morning, Feb'y 9th,
1858. al 8 O'Clock. aud every succeeding
"Wednesday during tie season, proceeding
as far up as HIS Landing. Returning. viii
!eave HI's Landing every FRIDAY Morning
tor Brr-clsct: Will leave benedict every Sax
turday Morning fnr Baltimore, calling at
Plumb Point gong and returning.
~ All Frelonl f;.'s>t bn prepaid. and re-
cc:yed up 10 ) o'clock on Tuesday Evening
NJ. l.. WEEAlS.
\. B-Shippsrs Of Tobacco Will please
mark il before sendr-z il 10 the Landing, IL
order 10 AVOID ali Mistakes.
The Steamer Piant.r will resume her route
y ;Er i'a;cArnf River. commencing SATURDAY
Morning., February u. 1888. at q o'clock,
aud every succeeding Saturday during The
season. proceeding as Tar up a Hills Land
ing. Returning. will leave HIPS Laniing
every Tuesday M"cning for Bcheu1ct; will
leave Benedict every "Wednesday Morning al
Is O'Clock >. for Baltimore, callng al Plumb
Point going and returning.
rs All Ereio ht must be prepaid. and re
cciveG up TO ) O'clock on Friday Evening.
TIIEO. WEEMS.
Feb. Is. 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES, &c.

The candidate for the degree Of Doctor Of
Medicine m:>t be twenty one years OF age.
of good moral character. have applied himself
TO. three years TO the study oil Medicine. and
have attended two full courses % lectures. the
last one Of which shall have been Al this In
>tttuton also one course OF Practical Anat-
OmV.
A. thr time Of application, h" must pay 10
the Dean OF the Faculty the Diploma fec
also present an original Thesis on some med
zeal subject. and shall undergo satisfactory
examination. Should the candidate no' pass.
the fee and essay will be returned 10 him.
The fee for the Full Course IS $4,000
Naturalization (paid only onCe) 500
Demonstrators Ticket, 1000
Graduation $500
The expenses OF living in Washington are
as moderate as in any other city in the Union.
For further information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ. d..
Dean Of the Faculty,
No. 495 Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, lS5S--6mOs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN 3. BOU'ES. thankful for the liD-
eral support he received at the late election.
again presents himself 10 the voters OF Leon
ard Town District as Il candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully solicrts the sup
port of his friends and iellow-cIi,zens OF the
district.
Nov.26, 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
FACILITY OF MEDICINE.

Noble Young. NJ. r. Profe>soro CT Theory
and practice of Medicine (and President o
the Faculty.
:. ". Sny der, NJ q. Professor OF Obstetrics
and tn Diseases Of Women anl Children
Johnson Eliot. NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy
James f. Morgan, VI. D.. Professor OF Med
ical Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles II ItfrTmann. NJ D.. Professor q
Surgery (and Treasurer
benjamin F. Craig, NJ. D.. Professor Of
Chemistry and Of Physiology
George G. Sh~ifer. NJ. d.. Professor Of Ma
terra Metsca aud therapeutics.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

The undcr> gn"d hr4 leave 10 intcrtn the
Farmers of 81. Mary : and Charles counties.
hat they will deliver at accessible point* on
any OF The rivers OF those counties. Agr!cul-
tural Lime (rIther with or WITHOUT MaGne-
-;") att g! c,s. per bneh,l. Ercigh, -h--th"
balance six months draft. with interest
added. will he taken. We refer to the
following letter Of the State C:.';ni>t. and
solicit orders from our friends IN -. May )
and Charles counties generally.
BRISCOE. IlILLES s CO..
lIavre De Grace. Nd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
FIRST PREMIUM
Z brr bling III atbinr.
LINTON'S
EI.OM Cleared ThreShiMS .TEv-
chimes.

"IlE superiority of tins machine was fully
n tested and proven at the late ! AIR OF the
MARYLAND State Agricultural Society. when
il ente ID into competition with - different
kinds of Horse Powers and Thre>her>, and 10
which, after Il careful examination by the
Judges, the First Premium was awarded
This machine is driven by iron rods IN place
OF band-no time is lost in stopping 10 fix
bands. and il is warranted to on: ihrcsh any
other machine-in Shor'. il is the very best
in the market II will threSh at far trial
from 7j to 100 bushels per hour.
This machine is known as Linton's Iron
Cleared Hachinc (FTton'S P0tcnH-iS made of
the best maerial-waranted 10 give Sati>iac
ton, and is well known IN the lower parts Of
Maryland and Virginia, 10 be just such an
article as we recommend.
Prfee-No. IA Horse Power and Thresh-
or and Separator, with plated bars finished
in best styie-delivered on board of vc>SlS in
Baltimore, $50.
No. 60 Horse Power and Thresher, all
complete for ihreshng. Sl65.
No. SIS Horse Power and Thresher, ali
complete, with Straw Carrier. 5000.
Last season we were unable 10 fill all our
OTders-all, therefore, who desire this MA
chine will order early, or they may be dlsaP-
pointed.
o. Montgomery & Brothor's c.Icbra-
tel Double Screen RCckdwdy Fan, furnished 10
order.
All orders by mail. or otherwise, promptly
attended TO.
Address, No. As West Pratt Street. Bal
timore Md.
June 8, iS5s.-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
WOOL, WOOL, WOOL!
PAINT BRANCH WOODEN FAC
TORY.

EHIIE Subscribers, thankful for the hiJera
Il patronage OF thu past year. respectfully
Inform their friends and the public that tho.
are PR pared Vri;!. increased taci!
EfsSY" lr:"<, 10 I'll. all orders IN their line
San with prompineSs and dis arch.
sAs2aszSszsza they ar" prepared 10 cXrcuis
all orders TOR fiecry FUiied Ecvey. Striped
Limsey, Flannel. Family uH Scrrn"fs Bto"k
cts, Stocking larn. Sc. npoE The u>u"I terms,
or as low as the sam" goods can Pc had c!se-
where.
GTi- Wool taken to he manufactured or ~
changed for cloth will be received by the fOl,
owing agents:
BELT s BOWIE. baltimore.
SAM'L ANDERSON. Governors Bridge,
Anne Arundel county.
THOMAS Lf.lSEii&AR. F.l'icou'> Mills.
GEO. d. LATCHEOED, annapolis juno
iiDn.
GEO. w. WILSON. Upper Marlborough
WIN. A. QUNNN, Nottingham.
The subscribers solicit the patronage OF
their former customers and all others wanting
GOOD ARTICLE AHD FAIR RETL RN
FOR THEIR WOOL. p'"dging themselves
10 execute all orders Faithfully.
u. x !. FAWCETT.
ColcsvIIe, Montgomery Co.
Mary land.
May % lSJS-2moS
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
CIGAR MANUFACTORY.

EOSEPH DAVIS s co. nave established
- themselves in Leonard Town for the pur-
pose of carrying on he Nanuiac:ory oil CT
CARS M ORDERS in their ilne, wholesale oil
retail. will I've filed with despatch ana at the
lUwe.t prices.
Our cigars are made of the very hes, ma
teriaI and OF imported Havana tobacco.
They respectfully solici; share Of public
patronage.
Sept lIh--ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
PROF ESSIONAL,

DR. ]. P. COOKE. having located him
~ SILT in the village OF Chapiico, very re-
specr?uIy tenders his professional services 10
the public generally. He can be found at all
times at his office IN !. II. BoswelI's Hotel,
except when absent on professional business.
April |, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

r. N. Gritk Ia ef same county, 'estifes as fol-
lows:
Near Layfonsrilis, Jan. 3Ofh, 1853.
JEo. KErTIEwELL, Esq:
My dear SIR. affords me pleasure To inform
you Vt the result from the use of kelrlcwe!i :
Manipulated Guano, oh my corn, oats, tobacco
md wheat crops. ] used il last Spring on my
corn and oats, side by side ~:,h No. Peru
Wan Guano, and saw but lite difference # any
I should decide IN favor Of the Manipulated Qua
no. For tobacco | much prefer it, it gives
the plant much finer texture. which Is, of
course, Of great advantage to It's curing. From
the satisfactory results | experienced on"my
Spring crops, ! ordered 4 tons Lust Fall for my
wheat, which nj tins rIrne looks equally as pro-
mIsmg rs any Of my ncghhnrS where Peruvian
Gnano has been used. Several Of my neighbors
also have tried it and are very much pleased with
as results.
With the highest consideration Of respect,
lan very truly yours, &C.,
+. NJ. GRIFFITH.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

B. L. Hayden, ! In the Circuit Court fsr
VS.. Saint Mary'S county, sitting
II. G. Hayden as Court OF Equity.
r.. and others.
SgYirtue of authority vested in me BY the
Assembly, IN such case made and pro-
hereby ra,iiy and confirm the Trus-
VI made in this cause, provided that
be made thereto on or before the
Ay of November next, and pro-
Nof this order he inserted IN the
con once a week tor three SUE
before the said third Monday
~ VI.
aes the Land sold FOR five
klred and eighty five dol
=. GLADSTONE,
CLERK.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

TO TIE PUBLIC!
A REPORT having obtained currency
IA here a-d elsewhere. that have sold
the Washington Hotel, the object Of this no
tee is to state that the report is rntlrey with
out foundation.
avail myself OF This opportunity TO inform
nv friends ami the public that am prepared
To accommodate them. and solicit a continu-
ancc Of The Ir !ayors.
J. W. !. MOORE,
Leonard Town.
April 90, lS59-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
LUMBER FOR SALE.

LUMBER FOR SALE.
TENHE subscriber is now cutting and sG'r
l. ing. large quantity Of ripe pine, on The
right prong Of Smiths Greek. just below
Saint Marv's river and vii! BE- glad 10 receive
orders for Scdmtling. Heather Boarding,
Plank and HodgsLead Stnres.
Address ABRAHAM PAINTER,
St lnigoes i. o.
ST. Mary's Nd.
Port Tobacco Times and Planters Advo-
cate copy times, send bill 10 this office, and
a COPS Of paper to subscriber.
June l7th, lSJ6-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
Balfihaorc. .lug;,s; SM. ISL

BGhim0rc. lngiGs' Sih. l>II.
have anaiyZed for RrI>c"". IlIes s 50 ,
of Havre De Grace. Md. tour sample #
-, squo hanna I4ime>;onc.' from Wrght>-
Vile, Pa, taken from four different quar- ieS.
They were found 10 be free of sand and other
impurities. and TO contain. besides Carbonate
Of Lime. Respectively from = to - per cent.
of Carbonate Cf Nla9nesia. The former will
he OF general advantage TO til" lower courtic>
Of Mary land. both on the Eastern and West
crn shores. and arc especially adapted TO the
application on white oak soils " The lat
ter should be applied 20 soils which are oef-
ceni in both Lime and NagncSIa These ne
in general. the " oIcanic Soils OF the upper
and the light soils in the tide water courtle>
Of Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist Ci Maryland.
March -, 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
FIRE ASSURANCE
CO.uP.9.N'I' or BlLTIHORE

incorporated ~ the State Of Maryland $40
OFFICE, NO. 13 SOUTH STREET.
TEt1E Company insurcs every description Of
III Property m the City or Country, aga INST
loss damage by FIRE.
The Directors meet daily, to determine applr-
cations Tor insurance.
J.B SEIDENSTRICkER, President.
BOARD OF DIRhCTO's
Allen A. Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry NJ. Bash, Geor@e Bartlett,
William Hcold, Adam Dcnmrad,
John w. Ross, Joseph w. Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas Il. Sullivan,
Job Smith, GEORGE Small.
JOHN r. MAGRUDER, Jr., Sec'y
March la, 1sjS--ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

Extract of letter from Col. Geo. ". Hughes
of West River, Anne Arundel county, Oct. 22d,
1857:
II have used your Manipulated Gunno No. ] g.,
on Tobacco che last season, Irih most cIcsIiclt
effect, and expert t" increase my purchase of it
next Spring for the same purnosr.'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
NOTICE..

We. the undersigned. of the late firm Of
Miles. Robertson \ Brl>rOe, will continue in
the Commission business at the Ole stand,
No 40 Pratt street, under the style of R"b-
ertscn and BriScoe. Particular attention will
be gwen i'll person 20 the Inspection OF To-
bacco and the weighing of Grain consigned
TO them. The business of all persons will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention: The
patronage of the old firm Is respectfully soil
cited. AMI all others who may favor US with
their conslSnments.
II. II. ROBERTSON,
S. w. BRlSCOE.
Bait, Nd. Jan. |, lS59-t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
A GARD
TO THE FRIENDS OF TIE UNION.

TIME undersigned takes occasion 70 inform
Il the numerous friends and patrons Of the
Union Hotel that, having been unaIl- to obtain
his price for the properly according 20 his late
advertised intention 10 sell. he has concluded 10
remuin on hand. as Of old, for tier accommoda.
ton, and that Of the pubic generally.
He Will continue the man cement Of the house
upon the same liberal and accommodating pm
cIplcs which, as lie 1a:ters himself. have ;,.wavs
marked his careet as host during the last twelve
years, and which, il is his pride tn beiIeve. have
caused his establishment to be distinguished n
'the PEOPLES House" Grateful TO his friends
for their fvors in the past. he cheerfuIIy re-de-
votes himself to their service, and hopes To re-
cciTe and merit their continued support.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Leonard Town, Jan IL, lS5S-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

Our agents III Petersburg, Virginia. large
Tobacco district, refers to it rs follows:
JOHN ROWLETT & 60.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

FOR COUNTY CLERkSHIP.
The friends Of DANIEL T. MORGAN
present him TO the vo,pr> of ST. Mary'S cOun
tv as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court at the election in 1868, and solicit fol
his claims disrassienate consideration.
Nov. Both, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
CIGAR MANUFA 7TORY.
TO PATRONS OF CHARLOTTE.
HALL ACADEMY AND OTHERS

HVHE undersigned announces to the public
Il that he designs, on the Isl Of April, To
open the houSe recently occupied by DR.. Ii
n. Bean, in Charlotte Hall. for the reception
OF permanent and transient boardeTS. and So
lcls portion OF the public patronage.
APP 9-tf TIIOS. MARTIN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

D-,.,. - lf,l - ,-,,,.,,,,T, h, Il.
" nmcoo { 90 Nur, p, ,nI l..,. ',.r.I
an ,,o,rI v.>,.Is ~ I.,l,.,,..r..
Our largest >,Z"d Mn"h'""' comp r'"' WIZ
InrI"d" ti"iS" i"N'r' 80 Ihrh ?"a't'
lhr">hrr. >hai'!n@ I" connect the f""er
ana lhI'>"I, ','''ih'' WIN "'''S't
betting. fixtures f'r hnii!nG C!ov"rsccd. an
aGiu>'t'" screw wrench. covers Tor OIL cups
aud an on can FHr". Si"' :"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

r, Griffith ef same county, testihes as FOL
lows
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

We ofie, for sale on the above terms. n,
low prices. the following articles. mostly
our own manufacture. and winch W, VII!
warrant - be Of the best quality.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

ENHE Subscribers, thankful for the liberal
Il patronage Of thu past year, respectfully
inform lheIr trlenls and ihe umhl.c lhal dr.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09
TO TIE PUBLIC!

May %, lSJS-2moS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-09

n R-Shippsrs Of Tobacco Will please
mark ii before >endr-z ii,o the Landing, III
order 10 ayUId ali mistakes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
SElG0 1TgD. POE TRY.
Wen, let them sing theif Heroes.
by GILMORE SIMS.


Well, let them sing their heroes deeds of famc
-, Their belted warriors. great in souls ofmigjd,
we, too, have gallant chiefs we 10Y to name
"lorlous IN soul, aud foatless in the 6ght -
Hherc's not aspot in all this land of ours,
49, From Ashley's wave to Apalachia's steep.
thougn smiling nov ingreen, and gay Nth
That,hNs not seen their charging sodadrons
> That has not heard tie cry,i ~
Peal through the blood-red sky, =.
cry ot, deaf and terror to the foe;
That has not seen the strife
For liberty and life,
me wiz alarm; the gallant charge, sharp shot
and fatal blow 80
anu III the Peace that blossoms tlro's o,,r lhnd.
The boon of VuioF, won from mt cl,less late
he once again by foreign legons bann'd >
d, Ana AZ be terror that was triumph late;
Then shall thcspirit of old days awaken.
And through our plains the glorious cause
shall speed;
Ihe snare thrown by, The sword aeaiu he taken
And plWued Mar bcstriIc his battle stecI
The soul of Sumter then,
Shall stir each lll and glen.
And Marion rouse The 'swan,p, and r,ngc ne
plain;
Brave NIoultric ny the deep,
Fling off his ancient sleep,
And from his mountain heights, old pickrns
dart again .ce|
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
PcEENs COURT HOUSE, SATURDAY MAY o. 1853

pect of love, rs the Church had been mixed
up with it, i'll the variousagcs of the world
She gave an amusing but rather gross ac-
count of "The Lovers League" and @Ihe
Faeatclli," two fanatical free love sects,
which hourished for few years in France
and, Italy about the thirteenth century,
Speaking to this point, she said that the
influence of love had reached the pulpit,
and in many instances degraded it, Moth
ing could be more dangerous than to allow
a,visitor, a under the guisc of society, to be
as welcome at your house, where pretty
wife presided, as yourself Though no
harm might result, yet experience taught
us that it was better to avoid all such con
ncctions
Love, however, is all powerful as might
be shown. five had time to go over the
wor.iS history; and the lecturer related
several anecdotes showing its influence,
even comically considered For instance,
the Order of the Garter, the badge of which
any royal person might feel proud to wear,
was established by Edward III, because of
most trivial accident. The Countess of
Salisbury, in ball room, dropped her gar.
ter and the King gallantly restored il to
its owner Tlis oocasioning much laugh
ter, Edward declared with an oath, that
the garter would yet be subject of onvy
rather than of jest, and founded the Order
After relating some humorous anecdotes of
the love affairs of the Prophet Mahomet,
the lecture closed with beautiful and
graceful allusion to pure immortal love, and
she retired amid loud applause, after read
ing two verses from love song of Goethe
Philadelphia Inquirer. r'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22

Tn is the great np;gilegG OF povoE 70 be
hog,,,,r ,,,,er,,;o,I 7 70 shc health without
s,'PPg $3.50 - Sis,out a ps1id and to
Ppys.s sooSss what thc&reat end wcel-
obtain trnp' e IL tho. holm
tbSs- "'1'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22

/. SENSIBLE men show theif sense by say.
ing much in few words.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22

THEY have q queer way of doing some
tiingsin Illinois,. Two loverswanted 10 get
married, but tho girls mother wouldn't con.
sent. and she being, ,ofage the gentlo1nsa sued
out q writ Of habcas corpus, and tlic mother
was wa compelled 70 bring tie daagstsr to court.
toinarfy Smith She said @yes,' and horiFtr4
riod them, 49, 80 - -. ~ ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22

GoSTLY CANDLEsTIcE AMI rish "gem.
mar, had occasion to visit the South semo
months since When hesreturaod he re-
marked to friend that theso0thern pcorle
were very extravagant. Upcn being ssked
why 30, he remarked that, whore he STAYED.
they had eandlcsticR worth eleven 6nn.
dred dollars! "Why, how in the world
could 1T have cost that much ?" inouircd
the friend, "Och, it was nuthin' moron
a biD 7,tager }e1to,Q holdiR q torch for az
! SENSIBLE men show their sense by saw.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22

CONFESSION. sailor died recently in
TcAas, and on his dcathbed confessed that he
was one of tho crew who murdered Mrs. Al
ston Of South Caroline, forty years ago. Mrs
Aston was the daughter of Aaron Burr. She
sailed. from Charleston for New York, in a
brig, and on the trip the crow mutined and
murdered all tho officers and passengers, Mrs
Aston bsing the last one to walk the plank
Tho sailor remembered her look of ddspair,
and died ip the greatest agony ofmind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-01

LIST OF PATEsTs.-The following is the list
of Patents Issued from the United States Patent
Office. for the week ending April q, lS58-each
bearing that date:
David Alter and Samuel A. Hill, of Freeport,
Pa For improvement in revolving Tetorts for
distilling coal, &c.
Ludwig Baier, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For i'm
John NJ Batchelder, of Cambridge, Mass-For
Improvement in inkstdnds.
Franklin 3ellineer, of Lockport, ". Y.-For
improvement in mill stone dress
HoratiO y. Black, of Philadelphia, Pa.-FoI
improvement in rice hullers.
Henry ID. Blake, Of New Hartford Centre, Con.
For improvement in furniture casters.
VIM. Borrmdn. or Cincinnati, Ohio.-FOr i'm
proved apparatus for beating eggs, churning and
the like processes.
John A Boyce, of Monroe, y. For i'm
provement in attaching shafts to vehicles
Denais Brigham, of New York, y .Y.-For i'm
provement in apparatus for evaporating brine
Thomas ID Burial, of Geneva, y Y.-For i'm
mcnt in moving machines
Philip Chaplin, OF Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
nroved machine for cutting screws
Gilbert III. CheSbrO, of Stratford, Conn.-For
improved device for turning down the edges OF
elastic cloth
r : Ginger and Cyrus Cremer, of Conestopa
Center, Ia For improvement in straw and stalk
cutters.
WIN. w Clarkson, of Baltimore, Md-For
cATd printing press
III +. Conner, Of the borough of East Mauch
Chunck, Pa.-FOr improvement in frogs for rail
road crossings
Calvin Cox, OF Coxville, ~ C-For improve
ment in breech- loading firearm.
WIN III. Cox, of Nirden, Ill For rat trap.
RichaTd II. Cole, of ST. Louis, Mo.-For i'm
pToyement in machine for making washers.
George Cromplan, OF Worcester, Mass.--For
Improvement in looms
David Cumming, Of Sorrel Horse, Pa.-FoT
improvement In blowing apparatus
Geo. ~ Cummings, of Hartford, Conn.-For
improved Joint for spectacle frames
Edouard Deiss, of Paris, France.-For i'm
provements In apparatus for manufacturing sui.
phnTet Oh CARBON. Patented In France, Nov. 13,
1855
Edouard Deiss, Of Paris, France For I'M
Prcvements IN Processes for attracting fatty mat
ieis Patented Ia France, Nov. l3, ls55
J T. Donovan aud w. J. Fowler of SeDuIn
Texas For improvement in cottOn-seed planters
R. Dutton, OF Dayton, Ohio.-Fof improve.
m-nt in harvesters. ..
John Dubois, of Greensboro, Ala.-For i'm
provemen in cotton gins.
" r. English, of Hartland, ,Vt.-Forimproved
hatchet.