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onInlons y ne Amerlcan press.

Opinions of the American Press.
Grover Bakers is the best tAmerican Agricultural.
10 all of which the Tribune says, Amen.
New York Tribune.
Iisail that It claims 10 be- New York independent,
1t finishes lis own work-others do not tHome Journal
We give it the preference. american Baptist.
Adapted for wooens linen Or cotton.
american Medical Monthly
We ike Grover & Bakers best. ladies Wreath,
Which is begtlt Grover Bakers.
tNew York Dispatch
Superior to all others. New York Mercury.
We have no hesitation in recommending it.
New York Express.
1t requires no re-spooling. CNew York Evangelist.
For family use they are unrivaled.
tEew York Daily News.
They sew seam that viii rip New York Courier
It performs nobly and expeditiousy.
(New York Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity ofseam Police Gazette.
Well adapted to all kinds Of family sewing.
tNew York Observer
Best adapted for family use. tNew York Day Book
We do not hesitato 10 recommends
New York Chronicle
1t sews strongly and does not rip. uire Illustrated
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CMobers, Magazine,
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The fayorits for fa1ni,vpsa gR,oo,,fy1 Star
w. b,o,v .r,ro.,sst,sr yons tan,sr;o,r Mtssorory
us great newt is IN It's peculiar stitch Family Circle
We attest its simplicity and durability.
tNast,,a, ,f.,.r,t.
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Admitted . oe ne oeSt eztant' S'iFsma Argus
7as,,.,.,..a,,t sz,,-...t.a,,,s,. lFs...-f,5z.-.z
ara,,, nia,a i fn.nt,rra nJ,rbt3s Irnton
Saw, witf foytvseam,tress power cRocElon5 Gazette
Nothing can be more perfect. tsonthbrdge Press.
The most ingenious and useful tNentueket Mirror.
Has obtained deserved celebrity. fsalem observer.
The best IN the market tChicopee journal.
1t does not get out Of repair CCape Cod Advocate.
sews Ink Or cotton from ordinary ypooIs.
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:, ,,.. Tavern, cavern" , en-s''e,
The work !. does not rip 'A@ 2 1 ,.s,
A most admirable invention. Boston Courier.
rbay III epiovnr universal favor.
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Hardware.
full and general assortment Of Domestic and Foreign
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table and Pocket,
Constantly hand for sale on accommodating terms by
fPRIESTLEY & BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street,
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Bells.

Bells.
The subscribers agents for G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mandatory have hand receiving regularly full
stock comprising
BELLS FROM 50 TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight 4OOO pounds and
ranted to sound and quality
PRIEsTLEY ( BETN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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GROVER &IBAKER's
CELEBRATED
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
Sc WING MAcHINEsI

These Machines sew from spoo and form Of IN
sqnaed strength beauty and elasticity, which will not rip
even if every stitch iscut.
They are unquestionably THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT rs LOCKED
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CHAs. R. RAILEY & co.


"
And Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
'''A''
NO. 81 "FaNleF street,
Offer for sale, reasonable terms the following ARTICLES:
brandy
'"''0uo 4"'N"'''
'" hAiSAy
200 packages OLD BOURBON,
No,yo,,,,,t-,,
IRISH,
SCOTCH.
RRCTIFtED,
Vih-
Wines In Wood
1rKnrrRA
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Boiler Iron.
Landing ex ship Westmoreland from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRON-la inch
Fer sale by PRIESTLEY 4 BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Cast IRON Pipe.
In store, and inch per ship Roseneah
from Glasgow
l5Q S-inch and 50 4-iuch IRON PIPE,
which will be sold low from the landing
Apply to PRIESrLEY ( BEIN,
81 and 81 Camp street.
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Rivets-Pressed Spikes.
Landing and for sale by the Subscribers
80 kegs BOILER RIVETs-l1i and l]sxsE.
80 RTyETS, for Sheet Iron Workers.
so for Iron Shutters
$50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to S inch.
PRIESTLEY L BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

~ NJ WINE ystpN wHoIrs nprccrsr
Is ~ "a Sac,r,yfrs st-t
r1, ,o; "a :. r a,d H. -; - ~ 81, 7,prrce
nfEDTaTNEs CHEMICALS pEu Err1yEpy errPcTCATt
rysTRIrtfFNTs PAINTS 0IIs cT,Ass a.. IL rssnart.
fII, irr,,s Merchants p1antars ,3 ptsif ttt No is
onorsd 4, SUNNY them Win avery or;,I l., tt T line
ha mae ranir5 iii If Ill r,rsst a,i, = a -asonahls
nrices as thew can he nurebasai in f ~ tb orti.
,lssao1readv IN hand and comma, i, t IL Il, so,o,.
ONO ot,,cos s,ipbata r,nir;,o -, !, ..,.
gnn pornds I2lps ,y,ss r7nrIist, 5 To.
g1o Mound. alorsI n,,. III .so.,sn
ON ro,,r4s ,Nras,,iaI r.z.t
eoa ro~d rf,az g.
Ia - 49,. =, !, = 100
ISo' III u, - p ,ip,.
sl E, SUI. ',l. Nv, ~ e aas. -D9i 'D'''
9nas,- sIS.,
- -, 90 ii, 80.
,o,ass az. MP 1yos sYN''
2obbls Circuma Iirbt.
sc,xos nit 49, a. ~ ~ It,,ir,.
10 casks Pot and Pearasb.
50 packages saleratus;
10 bbIs pure Castor Oil;
40 bls copperns;
oo,,1
10 bbIs, Flour sulphur;
N tbts r m s,,nr,r.
} bsIss ssnnr III T,da ,u7 i,,,a-.-t..
SGoo ,o,a c. 10 s - s,1 4,e A'Dui'",
25 carboys splnb Nitric snd Iristir Scid
rs jars Carb Ammonia;
10 earboys Az Ammonia.
1000 pounds Tararie Acid;
40 ozs. raunc Acid
15oksps Tprkev Opium
1909 lbs Arrow Boot Amer'i
o., ' 1Uo los. Arrow Root Bermuda
ON H. p,s =, aa, - 'A4''
Nv b ~ buS"m Gopa'oa;
20 bbs Black Lead;
~ Op.s, Gle ~ SCOT
10 bbls. Refined Camphor;
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100 dozen S. W, Collins, Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 Leverius j.
100 Hunts e.
100 e.. Imitation Collins
100 !. 0. Ames 4 CO.'S best sHOVETs and sPADES-2
10 6.
100 =. Rowland's-2to4
For sale by PRIEsTLRY & BEIN,
s9and 81 Camp street.
Hardware.
full and general assortment Of Domestic and Foreign
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table and Pocket
Constantly hand and for accommodating by
iPRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street,
Bells.
The subscribers, for G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell
Mandatory have and nre receiving regularly
stock, comprising
BELLS FROM 50 TO 1900 POUNDS
Orders received for any weight 1000 pounds and
ranted as to sound and quality.
PRIEsTLEY ( BEN.
SO and 81 Camp street.
RIvets-Pressed Spikes.
Landing and for sale by the Subscribers
80 kegs BOILER RIvETs-lIi and l]sxss
50 RIyETS, for Sheet Iron Workers
80 for Iron shutters.
$50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, Alto inch.
PRIEsTLEY 4 BEIN,
S9and 81 Camp street,
Boiler Iron.
Landing ex ship Westmoreland, from Philadelphia
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IRoN-l4 inch
Fer sale by PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
Cast IRON Pipe.
In store and inch and to arrive ship Roseueoth
from Glasgow
$50 3inch and $50 4,inch IRON PIPE,
which will be sold low from the landing.
Apply to PRIEsTLEY ( BEN,
81 81 Camp street.
Chain Cables.
Landing and for sale by the subscribers
CHAIN CABLES, proved-5a IS fathom.
~
PRIEsTLEY & BEN,
..... 50 and 81 Camp street.
Tennessee Iron.
The subscribers, agents for the sale Of ILLMAN BROTH
Frs
have hand and receiving regularly full stock comprs.
ing the following, viz:
800 tuns FLAT from to AZ inch IA to inch.
leo .. ROUND and SQUARE, 4 to 8iuch
80 HORSESHOE. x, y, /, ~ and li4x1< inch.
GO =. PLOW PLATE, G. J. s. 9 10, II, r. 10, Ii and Is
In. XII, q aud 4.
so .. BOILER PLATES 3l6, 4 and SIG.
PRIESTLEY i BEIN,
S9and 81 Camp street
Cnne-CarrIer Chains.
80 casks best CANE-CARRlER CHAENs-Just received
and for sRle by PRIESTLEY & BEiN,
9and 81 Camp street
Copper.
The subscribers agents for Messrs C. G. Hussey Co.'S
Pittsburg Copper Rolling MIL and offer for sale:
80 cases ROOFING COPPER TO- a and30 in. X 10,
Il and y inch.
800 sheets Il, 10 and l6S30 inch
to llQy9l inch
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NJ II. HXEtt, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
~ - = Ohee--No 10 Bank Place, New Orleans,
Nh attend 10 the grading Of lots measuring embankmens
try. - n - ' " @ 49,
Box 22S N's'A A'''"eu 't'o / vs. i'Sst
HeteE to Col A. P. Field, Louis H Pile Esq City Sur
sena, Rs1a No. 10 Rank Place - ' = s5i5 If
i N Ills Sil9lENT, ENGLISH FIRE BRICK, PLAs
80 ''N w. loS salS IN lots q suit purchasers, by
NJ. EASTMAN X co.
R8eA orders left there or In Box No Ia i[geE
A.zS1 49, - I,uLlEtN nLthatl To- oil 3m
N0HICE.-MR. WM. s BROWN Is TIE ONLY A.
L thorized person 10 receipt torus. ~
ul5 J, 3. VALENTINE 4 90.
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SEWING MACHINES.

A NEW SEWING MACHINE
BY
GROVER gss BAKER
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Chain Cables,
Landing and for sale by the subscribers
CHAIN CABLES proyed-ss, IS fahom.
&,75
#,75 ..
PRIESTLEY & BEN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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cvl.iy Fortune

Cy-'iy isa fyrBse Itself, ttr
ca Hs min alvey 1esf &, WI
tHl ,'ateyaa when rNhs
ii ability something's faI The
famous Dtae Of Marlborough "a q
COS. u fant. T. was said f him
ty ors contemporary i'ntbI sggcs-
lie mauuea oi.sa couyatel au
enemy into friend, aul by another
that % wds more p.essiu ut % BE- le-
nla faysr ly h.s erac. tlaa 90 rs-
ceiye one rom otlrr mea. TIE
gracious manner ol tharg James
Fox preserved hin from personal
llsl.kcs even at O time Wien lc vas
politically tho most unpopular IN tae
kingdom. the history Of the world
i fnll of suca examples q success
obtained by civi.ity. Tie cvpcri.
cuee Of every man fgrnhhts, u VIC
tut recall iae past. itelash. ia
stances where conzi'is''rv manuCrs
have ma.lcthc fortunes ef nhys ciars. /.
lanycS, diyiuc. pa.i,.siaa'. mer-
etants. anl inles. inliviliils q
narsu.ts. On being inirolrcgi % a
stranger. tis ahabiiiy or tie reverse
creates iusfantaneeus.y q rreju1ics
against him. To men civili;y is. b
fact. What beauty Is % a woman ].
is a general passport to favor, a
letter Of recommendation written -
language that evtrv one unlcrstaut'.
The bcs, II men have often injurei
themselves by irritable ani eonss-
aueus ruicness. a. the greatest
seoanirels have frequently snecec'lel
by their plausible manners OF two
men. eqsal IN ether respects, ths
courteous one hss twice ihs chaue.
laT fortune
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lles uniuou. that sentence falls
How w. pause IN conversation ani
cj,etlatg ''ll'.a pi,y." lIsw his
mother hopes b. Nill not when lc
grows cllcf aul his sister. per-.
.u,ic them that !, 10 only f,w Wild
oats he !. sowing Aui yet the old
men shake ,hsr head, aud feel
gloomy Whcn ihey think ahou, it,.
lolns men jns, commencing lie.
hnoyaf With hope. don't lfinl.
lon are ircighici with u precious
cargo. The hopes Of your oil
parents. ot your sister, ot your
wives, Of your chiliten--all arc laid
iown upUn sou. In scu the aged
live over asain lheif ,oang days:
ihrunsh you only can ina, weary one
yoa love obtain position in society
and from tie level On which yvu
place them, msst yoar children g.
into tie great struggle q liic.-Er
fhdngf Papfr.
= w1all % heaven that para
graphs likc thc above might hc found
In every newspaper FROM Maine Z,
Tcyas, asd tha, btiugrcsiby young
mci. tie shot ~ ghi strike home.
az l teeurr = peuhrnen, reformation.
Singular al i msy appear, very few
mgn wuo dglbk 70 exccs can be
flaui. vlo 10 nor denounec the
haai' 10 tli strongest lems no, The
s'.shirs, benefit Is derived from IL,
yos each succeeding wear hchclls
msay rsw made grave which bus
iof habits Of ihloxieaiioh would yc.
be ieaautless. Ask any sra,.iuaircd
resilient Of hatcher 70 give vol the
names n bis youthful sssoe,a,es--
e. vi,h bin 20 the cemetery and LET
hnm pu.u, to tho lass, sad resting
place ii tie chivalric. brave, ksaot.
ale, hind hearted youth who nov
III irunkard's grave. The infor.
nation be can give you, viii chill
the heart Ike an ice holt. and then
{ capable II arprccsating tbs lesson.
be warned IN ,lmc.-.,aictes Css.
rier.
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10 Eorlh and tie South.

T c'ir n .he r.thmsaiFN
ar e. rslm ali dsna. aHsfe
ob ser, who has rcc,uly btsa so.
iaa t IS hursh, sass ,hst
thc '.te...re le,vcmiae 'layeha'l.
irf IL non stbo'l.Bg ct.oa Df
,ig Union. which has bccn rapidly
iBcraas ne 1f late years. is apparut
iu tle besr.rr ol ca.h other Of iho
m.mber from lie various SECTIONS.
"Ihe Bcprc .uls'iveH # tie several
States says fhc cli,r, "n1 longer
me-, - brethren ~ the same hsasc.
hold Or ~ mephoa % the same
trm, vith 0ne feeling, 90, interrs 3,
CSC destiny. Thsy maot rather Ga
the representatives If two hostile
nations. The one ssek.ng 10 invade
the rirhs AMI crush 'hc power of
tie other lis probably rot goir Z
;ga lag % sslsl ,aal iaCrC wss iu
1910. as n4eh ymP-iAy be.n o
ilc r'e of thc Ameucan c1knies
aul thC Governments eI tie mother
country. as exists al this momaut
htta~a tie ms ary ot tae repre-
senlaascs oi ta1 $40 grand sections
uf thg Union. The assertion may
tc lcemci IS nmc as = bold ami
re- klaas one. bui every rsim Q =eEycl
of passing events a Washington
must admit. without hesitation, thal
itsa star.l.ag fsc.. .n-RieAmyaa
% path.
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tt change 5. 10 b. vciaf 70, cyea
c3ljat,uc, tat uc .ge ,n the ioav,ns
ih.ms 'sos fomt tracts # lfs'ur.
t.ge l,amsas. all 1nc indications
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broken planets ils dreut II
eN.e atags uran oHv eiphc. tie
wheeling tamca. y ding iheh loose
ma,uts 90 the Iar furnace, the
,aIcanic trapt1ua in our own fale.
l.a. rls appearance N uew stars.
sni he Disappearance ~ o;hcrs sfe
all fart hadaws AZ tt' impending
eanyu'u1n 90 vh.eh ne sys,em Of
,b- worlds doomed. thus placed
on r'aUe, which Is iohs burned ~,
anil under heavens tlsl az 10 pass
-,l1s trcad.nr. e. it vero, on Tie
cemrtriea. aui dwelling uron tie
mausoleams of fsFlrcr varlli, lc, "
learn the lessen u humility ard
wisdom Il We hage uot already been
tauel, in tbC school of revelation
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GUARD THINE ACTION
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Wh.a s,a aae. ei,h on '1.rlef
uf suma sst tsri slam.
Aui ter t1.s - a.l r..ss 4
ts tiIHe q evil frs
tsasFd th.aa every laas nl ac.
srrsk no w1r4 10 hei..u aai.,
For ihe siindsrer's yiis ds.rlttaa
Vet may SOL iay lel u.ne.
Wien yoa uae' a hr1w that's asiag
Nth iss vriuklci inns ~ glrrr..
ss.s \ hsuzh.y lsr .hat's dfaalu.
II . solitary tomb.
ssassl thre astiaus. some rrs1t a1rrVv
Iakss The rssn spectre grim,
Ani the uutss nf ,1-mafr9w
Nav have lsfi lhee lie 10 hin.
Whta vbr rueet with uus pursuing
Wavsths Iazs have eniersi IN.
Working cai be own uniein-
With his reskicssness AMI sius
Thias. il nlacsi in bis condition.
Wuail kini vori be in vain
O. .stk Of eali suspicion
TIN thee tack t. truth again
TA7ss are spass chat lear m fcwsrs,
Net iscausa tAr soil j bad.
Ras taa, summers genial showers
Ssvsr maze theif hssem's ElaA.
bzn- haze N a.. that's sirdiy.
hn,rs. suncsimss with dislsiu.
yazkbv jairiux others hiirdlT
hsss. the fsnacrns - psin.
tz<tsrn. In. lSis.
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iaAEFU PprAraIs.--A egfps.
r ruleut--Smilh Cssom. Of Trey,
Nrw York -iafrrrns ~ that has ex.
psf.racc IN the cnlsurc Of potatoes
hia elntineelh.m hal about ahanj.
fal q .lry s'ac'.ti limc, rlased In
rasa hil'. ,cnsls . prevent iAs potato
fH IT, Inc, he sss,ss. brih-s
trs paiass n e,rli-r maturity. and
imr arts 70 them vigsr ~sithrwe.s
'ls s.is,.s of tue disease. an az.
mtal uish iiue eau b Conducted
! tr any Of oar farmers Of smAl es.
gss. ani i il ia 70: rrsveus 10
potato ret. me l;ss~ ~i.l certainly
csfish the saa tos ashrr psvF~s.-
slsnfif .fYsfriraa
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~ A. . Printer Festival, .rij
NJ Boston 4 sh,ft time since. Tbs fol-
loving rap'isl ,aasi vas rank
Tur Epirrr.--Thc nan uha IS
s,peete T. lnes es,rygalas, lgli all
be kuous and guess 1t the rest 80
maso oata 10 hu swn g19i character,
establish - rcrH,at.os 8 Ais .zh-
bars. ami eiect I'll csuildstcs ,n q.
ace to bi8s . everybody. and r..
fern the vssll = i've far tl'o hen
ef, Of o.hsrs. .Ba have she erta b
On has 81 iaae. 'llere hc iss his
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runniar ~ ,hc issck of public .
tor.ety gvsi : bis psB. h hn !.
u y aHs mk: his terieF a
his sass ga - drisln< vAau i
public ueflaas ssn he exple'les j.
= csr Av e eevutus of sub.
s-rlVllsas.
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~. Dutch groesr--lo lite girl
uho objects . Spanish qusrtcrs-
"Dat ish yuss ash cute as sny one
yoa yasg take !. 70 cHba and dey'll
g.l yea ,vshsy-a.s esnss ior i.
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aisy enough said pat, ",o laill q
ehimney--yau tovh one brick az,
AMI gal another uudlr i.
E-why is the peu-maksr The
most dishoues. man 10 The vafidi
Because he makes mea steel peHs,
AMI says they Do write.
De- "Nother." said little boy.
"l'm sirCi Of this pug nose; Its
growing puggsg and raggsr every
day"
I1- Toe clcak cf religion may DC
known ty the fue 'naP" il hes dur
ing sermon TINE.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-28
United states Patent once,
Washington, May H. 1858.

nN the petition of Erastus f. Cole, of Somers-
~ yie Massachusetts, praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him the 4h OF September 1874 for Improvement
machines for cutting of piles under winter for from
the expiration said patent which takes place the 18th day Of
September 1855
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent oce
Monday the 18th Of August IL O'Clock and all
notified and show they have why said petition
ought not v be granted. "a ~ sf18l
Once their objections specially forth In writing at least twenty
days before the hearing all testimony hed by either
hearing transmitted accord
with the rules of the Office which will be furnished appa
ton.
The Testimony the will be closed the I'd Of August
dispositions and other papers relied testimony must
be filed the Office the that day the
ments, any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered ALSO that this published in the Union Wash
ngon d. c. Post Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
weekshe publications sixty before
the 10th Of August the day Of hearing. JOS HOLT
Commissioner Of Patents
PsEors OF the above win please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this notice
May 1S-law3w
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Eugene Dupuy,
Sole agent for Posse & Labns Penery and Compounds

Sole Agent for Posse + Llbi"' Peanfry and Compounds
YlHE agency for the United States of Messrs Piesse
Lubn, psrumery factors London, having been transferred
from the late Inger 800 Broadway r
being in connection with my establishment beg
goods dealers and the trade generally that
al keep bond constant supply pee Iabins
such the Fangpann perfume and i compounds the
preparations in all their varieties to which be
time whatever said firm introduce in
combining excellence with novelty Merchants rely
being filed with prompness and and favor
able terms as heretofore. f. DUPUY,
81 III #4 coo Broadway, New York.
The perfume manufactured only by Messr
Pesse Inbn London they take this opportunity caution
against maons which there many how
approach the exquisite fragrance as made by
p. & 1. erlr 81
Frangpanni boquet. $40 q
Frangipanni oil for the hair, exquisiey scented.
Hold their scent for impart delight
fragrance 10 articles they placed @a
Fraugipanni scented soap. ste sE
FranHpanni hot cnder between the longs
and the apartment will be delightfully."-
perfumed 20 t1t3tgt
This Italian for the hair
superlative fragrance world wide reputation
Frangipanni satchet Sold everywero
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION OF j. " A. wcmpe and G. Westinghouse, the
former Of Chicago, Illinois, and the latter OF Schenectady Now
York praying for the extension OF patent granted 10 them the
18th OF July 1884, machines trcsbng
and cleaning grain" from the said
patent which takes place the 13sh dny Of July, 1865
ordered that tho said petition DO heard at the Patent Occ
Monday the 18th July next IL O'Clock and all
modified and show they have why said petition
ought not n be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required he in the Patent
once their objections specially forth writing at
days bcoc hs day Of hearing all testimony Med BY either party
be used at the said hearing
ancs with the rules the which will BIO furnished appa
The testimony the win be the III OF July
dispositions and other relied testimony BIO
acd tho once on before The morning Of that day. the arguments
IL any. within Ave days thereafter. ses s'
Ordered Also that this notice be published the Union Washing
ton g. and National Union Chicago Illinois week for three
successive weckhe first ri said publications sixty
days before tho 18th Of July ncxt, the day cf hearing Dab
Xxx .llt 81 tr JOS. HOLT.
Commissioner OF Patents
p SEiors Of papers please their
bills to Che Patent Once with containing this notice
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Mo- re ta tfhhN ri N3fa u WAuzrvoroS NAV

ON THE PETITION Of William Field Of Proyidence, Rhode Inland
praying for tho extension Of patent granted him the TIN Of
August 1884, Improvement in machines for rolling
figures pattern for rom the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the 7th day OF August 1853
ordered that the said petition be heard the Once
Monday the ID Of August nj IL o'clock persons
appear show they why
tiion ought not to be granted.
opposing the extension required file
objections specially forth writing twenty
before the hearing all testimony filed
with the rules Of the once which viii be furnished appca
testimony the will be closed
depoons and other relied testimony filed
before the Of that
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered TINT this notice be published the Union washing
Providence, Rhode Island
successive weekshe first OF SAID publications TO be
days before the I'd Of August ncxs, the day OF hearing
Efs NofIH fl Commissioner Of Patents
PSEtors OF the will please copy
the Patent Office, with containing this
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