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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-09-29
AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and
HOnrSenCSS.

BRINrIE!.D, MASS, 10th Dec, 1855.
DIR. j. G. AVER: do not hesitate to say
the best rcmcdy have ever found for
Coughs. Ho@rseness, Influenza, and the
concomitant symptoms Of a Cold. is your
CHxRRr PsCTuRAL. lts constant Iss in
my practice and my family for the last
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DUFFS
II E b O A TILE COLLIE z
PITTsBURG. PA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910,
INCORPORATED BY the Legislature ofP.nn
i sylvania.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910,
INCORPORATED BY the Legislature of fPsnn-
i sylvania.
BOARD OF TRUsTBHs:
His Kxcellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Of the United States.
Hon. JUDGE WILKINS, | Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. JUDGn HAHfroH, Gen. J. K. MooRHsAn
Hon. JUDGE LswRIB.
P. DUFF, (author Of Duff's Book -keepins)
President, with superintendent and ve assis-
tant teachers OF Bookkeeping, and seven other
teachers and lecturers.
J. S DUNCAN, one Of the best penmen in
the country, (author Of the gems Of business
and ornamental penmanship,) Professor Of
Penmanship.
Duff's system OF Book keeping is sanctioned
by the American Institute and Chamber of
Commerce of New York, and many Of the lead
ing business men Of the east and west, ~ the
most comprehensive and practical system Of
accounts now in use, and after from ten to hf-
teen years practical application ofits principles
to business, over four hundred students have
attested its superiority, (circular 19.) All tho
arrangements for teaching being perfected by
near 70 years experience Of the principal, Stu
dents graduate in about half the time required
in other colleges, saving SIS or s2Oin board.
Upwards of 1000 students have entered tho
institution since founded. To obtain full par
ticulars of the collegiatetrsining fer business
and the character Of the institution, send for
its pamphlet circular of 5OIpagss, with samples
of MFR. Duncan's writing which are mailed free.
DUFF's BooK-KKEPISa. Harper's new enlarged
edition, $50, postage 2eo. Durr's Sr.Hn-
BOAT Bookkeeping, 81 90, postage &c. Dun
CANS BUSINESS AND Ornamental PpxnAssHIr,
crown quarto, IS 90, mailed post paid. This
splended work and Duff's Bookkeeping, have
recently been awarded FIFTEEN FIRST PRE-
MUM SILVER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS,
attesting the fact that their tho bes, treaties
upon these subjects now in use.
An elegantly bound copy Of Duncan's Pen
manship is presented to every student who
hereafter graduates in tho instution.
DUNcAS's Cory Books, complete in six num-
bers, "a quarto pages each, on nns DENY paper
with the authors directions for teaching, the
most thorough system for school instrstion
published, l2ic per number, postage 17c., with
liberal discount to the trade, mailed on appli-
cation to the pu blish.rs, w. G. JOHNSON & Co.,
Pittsburg.
q Call and see M. Duncan perform with
the pen.
Jan. 20 1858.
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REGULATIONS

Isl. Persons wishing to compets must BE-
come neinbers of the Society, by paying one
dollar annually to the Treasurer, which must
be done before their articles are entered on the
q. books of the SScety.
. An articles, except farming utensils, Of
fered Tor premiums must be owned by the per
son onsring them and be exhibited by the man
ufasturer, or by menbers of their faUiles--
children oyer 81 years Of age are not entitled to
compete without becoming members them
selves,
80 8. No person will be allowed to servo on
any conirnittee before which he has artiolo
or articles for exhibition.
s>' 4. When there is no competition, no pre-
miuns win be awarded unless the articles pre-
scented be deemed deserving and meritorious.
8. Premiums may be awarded on any artl-
o,es not enumerated in the premium list.
6. No animal can obtain a premium unless
1t is owned in Monroe county, ani no article can
hrsceive any unless it is the growth or manufao-
tture of the county, with the exceptions speci-
fed in the list.
- Z The various awarding committees re-
quested TO- be present in due time, and to ro-
port shHasmtslvss II on their arrival to the Score
si' s. '5fu:ges on animals viii, have regard to
the symmetery, early maturity and size, and
will make proper allowances for age, feeding
animals: They are especially requ ssted not
go give encouragement to over-fed animals, the
object being to have superior animals for
breeding. Judges are requested to examine
Sthe progeney, when possible, of all animals
exhibited as breeders, and make due allow
ances 'fot. excelencies and imperfections in
these, iii giving their awards to the sire or dam.
No person except an officer or member Of the
Board, will be allowed to interfere with the
judges during their exhibition.
0. The payment of ono dollar, entities the
person so paying to make but two entries in
the class of animals; for each additional entry
so cents must be paid.
.Aal0. Further orders to the exhibition
swill be published in due time.
- H. Persons exhibiting blooded stock must
produce to the several committees satisfactory
evidence of pedigree.
s,a1 IL. Both animals in a pair Of matches
smnst be- owned by the same individual
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The Society wish to encourage the intro
duction and use of the best farm implements
in the country, hence the above named i'm
plements need not be manufactured in the
county but they must be owned in the coun-
ty If manufactured in the county, the pre-
miums on agricultural implements will be
doubled.
CommiLce.-Ezra Lemon, John W. Wheeler
and Leonard Twinum.
Best quart of wine. ns.................S1 90
I'd best do .............. so
Largest product Of wine not less than one
sixteenth Of an acre..............3 3 90
Cd best do ........ l 90
Committee Wines, Jeliies and Preserpes-
Doct. Boice, Mrs. Charles Wells Mrs. William
r. Ronth.
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Applicants for premiums on Crops, must
have their ground and produce accurately
measured by one or more disintsrested persons
whose statements must be verified by the afi-
davit, and must furnish explicit written state
ments of lst, the kind of soil; I'd, the kind
and quantity OF manure, and manner OF appli-
cation; Sd, the manner and time Of preparing
the ground, and planting or sowing; 4th, the
quantity OF seed used; 5th, mode of culture
and time of harvesting; 9Th the amount of
time of both man and beast employed in ap-
plying MANURE, preparing the ground, planting
or sowing and gathering the crop;
9TH, and nett amount OF the crop, the whole
of which must be measured or weighed by the
usual standards, 9Th, if practicable they must
produce a sample of the crop to the committee,
and have it exhibited to the Fair.
TAThe premiums will be awarded with refer
ence to proftableness. as we'll as amount Of
erop--heace quality and quantity will be eon-
sidered.
s5The objec. which the Society wish constant
~ to keep in view in awarding premiums on
crops, is not merely that it may be known that
large crops may bs raised in the county, but
that the method of cultivating such crops may
be made public--that the farmers OF the coun-
~ generally, may avail themselves Of any
knowledge that may be useful to them.
-SCompetitors for premiums on Corn and
Clover and Timothy Seeds may report to the
committee at any time previous to the first
Monday in December, 1858.
Awarding Committee--Isaac Barnhart J.
Muhleman and Michael Stine.
&. 4-,t1! CATTLE.
g. q FlRsI pEPARTMEST-3IooDgD STOCK.
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Unenumerated Articles.

The committee to judge of the unenumera-
ted articles will award premiums at their dis
cretion, on any and every crop, animal, imple-
ment, invention, article, improvement, &c.,
that they may consider deserving, and that is
not embraced in the above list. When al
article or animal is exhibited to which there
is no competition this committee decides It's
ola IN fn a 1rpmiIInl
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!
MT. CARRIE STEAM SAW MILL

We have on hand and for sale at our
saw mill, four miles east of Woods6eid, q
large amount of lumber, including insh
flooring, oak and poplar, Ueather boarding
H'ang, hogshead stufs, &C., &c.
w Lumber of all kinds sawed to or
der.
~ Kiln-dried lumber always on hand.
July 28.-3m. A. II VANsANT i Co,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed Admins
TRAITOR of the Estate of SamuelB B. Smith, deceas-
ed. All persons indebted to said Estate are
required to make payment to the undersigned;
and those having claims against said Estate
will present them legally authenticated for
settlement. JOHN C. HESS, Admir-. of
July II, 1s5s-3w pd. s. B. Smith, dec'd.
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The above articles must be manufactured
in The County, and within the year. The CON-
mittee are requested TO make a lengthy report,
describing the articles upon which they award
premiums, and noticing the number Of COM
petitors for the different premiums.
CommiHse.-Miehael Hoefer, James Arm:
strong and VIM. Litten.
DAIRY PRODUCTS. &c,
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WILLOW GROVE HOUSE.
BAREsvILLE, OHIO,
(.t Jacob Bars's old Stand.)
JOHN SUTER, Proprietor.

Tho proprietor Of the above named House.
begs leave to inform the public that he has
Just opened up said house for the sccommo-
dation OF travellers and boarders. Rvery
attention will be paid to those who favor him
with call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He IS we'll provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be Civ
EN- to that department. Charges reasonable.
Don't forget to call At the Willow Grove.
JOHN SUTKR.
Baresville, April Il, '5s.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Isaac Welsh & Co., 0N 0n. tho 3sdo 2sd day Of Au-
Alfred King. of attachment wa. issued
by Hamilton B. James, a Justice of the Peace
for Sunsbury township, Monroe County, Ohio
against the goods, chattels, moneys and effects
of the defendant Alfred King, for the sum of
sixty four dollars and sixty-one cents. Set for
trial on the 18th day of October next, At 10
o'clock, A. N. ISAAC WELSH 4 CO.
Sept. s, 1s6s.-3w.
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ADAM ARMS ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 3rd day of August 1858, oon-
drmed by the Probate Court of Monroe county,
Ohio, executor Of the estate of Adam Arm, late
Of said county, deceased.
NICHOLAS l{S1, A'r.
krrwe -, 1tss.-sw
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

ON FIELD CKoPS.
Best crop of wheat, not less than five acres IS
I'd best do ...................
Best crop Of corn not less than five acres
I'd best do ...............
Best crop of oats not less than acies.
I'D best do .................... l
Best crop of potatoes not less than half acre
ga best, do .................. l
Largest and best products Of sugar or mo-
z ilasses of 1 acre Chinese Sugar Cane, to be
e reported to committee previous to Decem-
- ber. ;
Cd best do ....................
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The township entering the greatest number
Of horses of all classes, not less than S will
be entitled to premium Of fifteen dollars to
be equally divided among the owners thereof
according TO number.
Commihee.--Thomas A. Way, Benjamin
briggs. Jerry Witteu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

CURING KANSAS the time is at hand for
preparing these useful stores Of rich and sa-
worry food, few words will not be out OF
place in regard to them. The legs of hogs,
short in the hook, are the best for hams, and
should be chosen in preference to lanky legs.
They may be sailed by immersion in a clean
pickle, containing little sugar and saltpetre
dissolved, or they may be sailed BY rubbing
ground solar evaporated salt over them, turn-
ing them every day, and giving them a good
rubbing. A little sugar and ground black
pepper added to the salt will much improve
the flavor Of the meat. 1t requires about a.
month to salt hams by the wet process, and
three weeks by the dry system. AT the end
OF this period, they should bs hung up a
few days to drip, and then they are ready for
smoking. Much depends on the kind Of ma.
terial used for smoking them, so as to secure
sweet flavor. Whatever fuel is used for this
purpose, one condition should never be over
looked-it should be perfectly dry, or else il
will be liable to impart bitter taste 10 the
meat. Dry corn cobs and some dry sweet hay
are superior to all other agents that we have
seen employed for smoking beefs and hams.
Mutton hams may DO prepared in the same
manner as those Of pork, and they are ex-
ceedingly palatable when the meat is good,
and care exercised to smeke them slowly
Scientific american.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

ENaLIsH REFoRM.-American ideas are
making rapid progress in England. Mr. John
Bright, member of Parliament from Manches-
ter has recently made a speech to his consti.
stituents, in which he handled the House of
Lords severely, and charged that two thirds
Of the members of the House of Commons
held their seats by family CONNECTION and ar
stocratic influence. He laid to this cause
the iniquity Of class legislation, whereby the
burden of taxation is taken off the shoulders
of the titled and rich, and put upon those of
the industrious and poor. He contends for
good laws, honest administration, and an nd
justment of the burden of taxation in propor-
ton to the ability to bear it. He would also
have voting by ballot, the number of
members of Parliament apPortioned to the
population ; and generally the system pre-
vMling in this country, with such checks and
balances as are necessary to adapt it to Eng
slish institutions. Of course, Mr.. Bright's
views do not meet with sympathy from
the London Times, but they show the pro-
gress Of enlightened sentiment in that coun.
try.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
Vol. XIII.-No. 277.}
THE WORCESTER SPY.

rEKMs OF PUBLICATION. ...-t
DAILY PAPER.- FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. An Subscriptions discontinued at
dissemination Of the term paid for. ssJf et .rfs.
BEEKLY PAPER.-Prica two dollars year; 81 for Elk
months aud 50 ents for three months II paid strictly
advance sl75 year; single copies cents each.
HATES FOR ADVERTISING. '
gbs sqaGre is the space occupied by 100 words or 10
Ines solid NoaparieP type, being just one inch in
engthl ..~5 .it ... .-H s 81
One square, day 6oci two days 75c three days 4l
four days 0 one week 80; two weeks 81 sos each
subsequent week 75c three months So, (net six months
$10.(netl; one year SIC (net). .l ~ 1900 '4
One half square Or less, one day 4Oc two days eOo
thee days week ST. two weeks Sl75i each sub
equen week 4Oci three months Sal six months 81 one
wear $40. rs- t9t - -'.. 30
discounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent on sO 10 per cent 500 % per cent on
$50 80 per cent from 30 to $50 s8 per cent on from
IS to 500. .a
yearly advertising" at SIS per square per annum
Manageable not otener than week But yearly adj
Vesers will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
alvertsn n.y. and to the ordinary style Of display
al other adv rtis from them will be charged at the
usual rates.
One square, week 75c; three weeks Sli each after
Insertion zoe; six months $5i one year So. One half
square or less one week coo; year Sc No yearly
advertispg"tn weekly except by special contract
Discounts will be made the above rates in the same
ratio as advertisements in the Daily
,. SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN E1THEh PAPER.
Messengers notices sl,5o; Assignees notices $lSoi
@tASSubotb Ut huuuiotrdt3Es uollCSe VI
&f6o; p obae notices, ordinary form, Sl25 All other
legal notices rs per cent advance from ordnery rates. or
rs per square OF IL lines, Ghaag Tor this desrip
ton advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices so per cent in advance Of the ordinary
rates.
Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advertising prices.
Religious notices. cards Of Acknowledgements from oler-
gyrneP aud the like, 50c per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis Notices Of funerals Csc
All obi nary notices additions OF any kind to the
simple announcement Of deaths and marriages charged at
the Of rate Of &c a line
All transient advertising and All from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory ocs reference, must be
aid for in advance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

- VALUABLB REcEIPrs-To entirely clear out
the Red Ant.- Wash your shelves down clean,
aud while damp rub fine salt on them quite
thick, and let it remain on for time, an d
they will disappear. - gla'
ToPre0e"t Moths IN Cdrpets.-Rub or strew
around the edge of carpets and on them salt
and pepper, and they will not eat them.
10 disturb and prevent Bed Bugs.---After
cleaning the dust off, wash with strong salt
water anything they get on or into.--M r..
Tribune. itsn sa3af e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

QuIoK WoRK.--One day last week an Irish
servant girl in this town, having finished her
days work, including the weeks washing
obtained half hours .fuIlough. "to see
gintleman friend" The half extended to the
whole hour, when Bridget appeared, blushing
and half smiling.
"if you PLACE, nam, | must lave YOU 10.
day, for I'm to be married, if you plazs, to-
night, ma'am,"
"Why, what does this mean, Bridge, ," in
quired her mistress 81 never heard you wero
engaged
No more was maam, but boy jist no w
from tho ould country wants TO have HIM.
end mo cousin thinks had betther, and so /
fowl him would"
And she did atSscid Eagle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
Our Custom Denarment,

HE H.H GH sHtl NAg
Also In the Second Story is provided With very exten
sive aud most attractive of Cassimeres, Doeskns,
Cloths, and vestings suitable for every quality and de
scrpon Of Cothing TO which will be added the various
new styles OF goods Is they appear in msrhet-
For the Large patronage which hsq teen bestowed upon
this department OF cur business duly grateful and
Re shall exercise our best endeavors merit spprob
ton and patronage of friends aud the public in the
future, and we respectfully solicit the same, tu
s74 dSwif
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

In the Second Story, contains larger and better as7ort
ept OF GARMENTS or boys of all sises than any other
establishment in the State, out of Boston We have now
to offer several and desirable Novelties aud we in
tend to spare pains to make this department deserY
ing OF the permanet approval and patronage of all Lur
ehaIers Of Clothing for Children and Youth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
UMBRELLAS AT RETAIL

at wholesale prices, Also Green and Black spencers,
0veras Red and Blue Flannel Shirts, Guernsey Frocks
sc, &c. .tsarslEga a.f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
Furnishing Goods,

in fall stock as usual Under Shirts, Drawers
White and Fancy Shirts, Handk rchlefs Stocks Cravats
Tubular and other Ties for Choker Collars Gloves Socks
Euspenders, a. t.E
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SR r U E. TT NJ Il
& AMERICAN WATCHES.

Asls5a38
These superior Watches are made by the aid Of new
and original machinery, expressly designed to
iOith t0W price, FINE, SUBSTANTIAL and UNIFORMLY
RELIABLE time keeper. The movements are new in con
strucon have been pronounced by the highest author
tiles to be tDutess IN principle and quality, and have
been proved by the most exaeng tests be unfang in
action These watches made entire from the crude
materials, in single establishment by CONNECTED and
uniform processes-the factory being organized upon
same system that has been adopted in the production
the unequeed American Ere arms (which enables to
produce movement at 0Rs-hGlf the price Of foreign
movement OF the same quality Each watch is carefully
tested and Is accomplished with the makers certificate
and warranty for,TRN years. t
ALL FOREIGN wATcHEs ARE MADE BY HAND, the Amer
lean watches being the only made by machinery up
ON Uniform system throughout. Nearls al handmade
watches are defective and cOntnualy getting out Of
order Ia many parts of the country Is impossible
lind watch reeairera, and watch repa ring always un
certa9 and expensive. The Introduction n American
watches dloposes Of this difficulty, and country ner.
chants, well as watch Dealers can keep watches as
part Of their miscellaneous stock, and thus supply their
customers with NEW STAPLE, which may be used as
any other article, without mystery huabug. Sold by
the trade generally 3f8 OIL I'D
salesroom Ia Boston, 1888 Washington Street General
Agents, Mcssrs, ROBINSON h APPLETON, New York
APPLETON, TRACY, & Co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

I'D SERVING rHE HAIR, and rendering 1t Dark and
glossy, for saieby CHARLES CLARKE, Druggist.
ob ---- -.L..--- dtl IL,
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@ BUSINESS CARDS.
TESrH LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
AIT CABSS SON,
NestOr of the Rocky Mountains.
From Facts Narrated by HIMSELF st
By DE WITT c. PETERS, MD.

One large octave volume, containing fDe hundred and
thirty SIR pages, with ten graphic, full page
Illustrations, engraved by Orr from designs
by Lamley, executed with unusual care.
Price in cloth. gilt back and side .............s2 30
han calli anlqqe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 400
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OV ER 90 A t S,
we aveprepaed great assortment Of all the various
styles OF the season, at
Prices varying from So to $40. +

We hope to do great business in this department.
We Gan confidently recommend them in every desirable
particular. In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

To the Public Man, the Statesman, the professional
man ths A9fc1urist the Mechanic, and the student
American History OF whatever calling the Life and Adj
ventures OF KIT Carson has its counterpart on the
shelves Of any library The land. No has unfaded
the great and hitherto comparatively unknown interior
Of the United States Territory Kit Carson quarter
Of ee tITy ago, boy with rite hedarsd the task Of
. exploring the mighty chain OF Leviathan Mountains
which vying with the snow capped Alps divide in half
the North American continent On the other side o. the
mountain barrier millions upon millions CT square miles of
splendid farming lands forming country after country,
either one OF which surpssses in magnu e the mighest
empires Of Europe call upon you the rulers Of the des
TIMES OF the American nation to develop their resources
ana extend their rich and aluvis depots for the benefit
OF the great human family under your guidance. Win
you neglect the record gathered for your Preside study
by man, who for quarter Of century has trsversed
these countries and who places his ex oerience at
your disposal. D. KIMBALL & co. Providence
General Agents for Rhode Isaud aud the Counties Of
Brstoand Worcester, Mass. by whom Agents are want
ed to canvass this city and County. deod3f all
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G PEI IoR Atty
KID GLOVES.

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t ]. L MYERS
Sd Store South Of Lincoln House Block.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
II NJ Va
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
P AT EMIT EN- CY.

SAMUEL COOPER shg es 4
ate Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
( HAS REMOVED HIS iOFFICE TO .Q 7a4