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United states patent once.


.AN tho petition of Silas c. Durgin, of Holyoke,
Massachusetts, the
the 9th March, 1874
and folding elih from the
patent, which takes place the 9th March 1858
ordered that the sari he heard
Monday, Che Isl day OF h O'Clock
nrhcd appear show ~y have
petition ought be rrahr~d
fc-ssr~ the cNanA Fcrrcd Ole
their ct hons; specially forth
DAYS befge te sss N testimony By party 70
hearing taken nsf noya
of tc Office Which win b appts.
The will be closed the
depositons, and other rclrd testimony
bcov me nrrhn Of arguments
sDy, within thereatcr.
ordered that this be published the Cuon
gecr yEysnins Washing Argus, Philadelphia
News New York po-t Bnn and Hrnrer, Cincinnati oro
week for three successive weeks previous 10 the Isl Of March
the lay Of hearing .s...
jos ffoIT
II
SEors f the above wnf please copy and send their
bills 10 the Patent onice with PAPER containing this no,se
Decl0--iaw3w 3-l ~
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ORIGIN or OPP Fnlyws j n has been supposed by
many that the origin Of the society q Odd Fellows,
rather the organization cf thnt association Of
Inratiyely modern date. They win be somewhat sur
Inised, however says the Cincinnati Times, TO learn
that it, origin dates fAr bsek Is The time Of Mere and
was established by the Roman soldiers in the year 55
At that time they were called Feilow Citizens. The
present given thean by ISsas Cesar, twenty
four years afterwards aud <eS wets callel from the
singular character of thsiw mectiags and from their
o~ Vthcr By nIght day by Of mystical
signs and language AZ the time presented them
with dspensation. cgrsved plate of gold, bearing
different e,nblems of mortality Yn the fifth century the
order established in thc Spanish domlnons and in
Portugal in the sixth rentut \ did not reach France
and England uitn the eleventh century. II then
established in the latter country by John De Nevillso
assisted by five knights from France, formed lNnd
lodge in London. This ancient fraternity has nov its
lodges in every quarter of thu globe and by it's useful
and benevolent character commands the respect and
oountenance of all who acquainted with It's nature aud
purposes Those upon whose information reliance NAY
be placed give credit to Baltimore for first introducing
Odd Fellowship into the United states and TO Grand Sire
Thomas Wdey, still living among us, observes the Balti
more Patriot bciongs the honor tSA
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REpARAT0Ns For CHRISTMAS

tbkEPAkAfDNSFOR CHRlSTMAS--Taylor 4.
n Mausy announce the coalcton m ,l
npoaeng season Their careful seor II ,na
ehy Illustrated standard AMI ether works
M bindings ~ Unprecedented variety English and Araerc
me books and ohose % prayer book N tlo
ves) Albums, portfolios writing desks ialgnts cah, &c
% which they respectfully invitc aticnion
Dec % pao,s, nssr o'h -,
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SrnESo1m OF MpTAL.-In some experiments made foI
testing the comparative strength Of plain and corrugated
metal the superiority OF the latter significantly de
mrnstrated Two pieces Of copper, oi easl surface and
thickness formed into arches of about fifteen inches
in length the having fat ssxfcc. and the other
two corrugated arches The arch with the fiat surface
gave way under the weight O Few pounds while the
corrugated arch wthstood the weight Of two who
violently surwsd uron II whoot making the least i'm
preston In another experiment. made upon large
scale and under equal conditions, the plain arch tayo
way with three Thousand cne hundred and twenty six
pounds Of pig iron upp s crown, while the corrugated
arch bore the weight Of sixteen thousand nine hundred
and ninety four pounds Of the metal for forty eight
hours without thel least pcrccpblc detection This
afterwards increased 70 twenty seven thousand pounds
which also remained forty eight lours With no visible de-
flection.
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mo 500
Notice or the Removal Of the Land Once from
Mime pOus to Forest City, In the Territory OF
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress- entitled An act authorizing changes in 'he cson ~
approved March 3D. 1853 l. hereby declared and ado
OF the public lands at MiSSFsroIi
Territory Minnesota will he removed to foKsr CITY, IN sa
Territory, a o sarly tr,ici as practicable.
the precise time Of removal will be issued ny
rcgi lei receiver for the land district
iycn my hand city Washington this sth day of
December, A. H. 1857. : sts II
fy Of the President
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Dec 10 tw6w fIntel and star.
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samuel r. NBsovStss Dtot, shoe, and Trunk
hrs Hiassrss fkHSoaath sent

samuel 2. BeotUfsp ntot, shoe, and Trunk
res aiNarf9 fk1t4oAibh sent
EOME and see the assortment of boots. shoes, and
~ trunks s r. ncvet has on hand and euips very reduced
prices. '"f '-' ~ ~
Ladies' gsstsYs a. msscs' old sye SHOES %
ebemons pate Rteatha Gait boots gaters
81 80, regular prices s. qNEtHt .h
boys youths price
cents 10 81 80
ladies' Congress water proof Pgtcrs tr 81 fSi
Morrocoo donGd soied boots al 81 hetled IS cents
Trunks, yuisas, and carpet begs at cost.
Call and yourselves.
ladies' -now and mems shoes
Gistenous aud Frrneh-worked slippers.
White kil Congress -heclcd gatcrs and slippers
Servants shoes and boots ~ all dc.cfil'iuha
-Hatt AZ the Hall Bcpss and T,sa ctpre,
between eth and 10th strcc
Dec l6-1w e Z. HOOVER.
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No. 5s2.
BY the Pre- siAent ~ tAeT United states.

TN pursuance Of law, !, JANIS BUCHANAN,
President Of the United s,as1 s Mrsa DO hereby d,ars
land VI Abe state Of AaHss, Al the periods hereinafter dess
Il the land oncs Ess, commencing Monday fifth
day April the disposal Of the public lands sua'cd within
the following named tow nshlps, via
Ngh Of he ba line and ua Of tAe Tsl!asassce meridian
Fractional township SO, 10. H. H. 49, H. 1b
sections p 30 ", 2s aud 49, Of fractional township
prsson sections 80 fractional township range
Fractional sc.s ss half Of fractional rs
lands avpropaea by schools military, other
nurpoeos win be excluded fro tie sale,
The the above LANDS VIII be commenced on the day ap
pnl dc Whole shall offered thu. closed
the af shah not be keI* open 'one ss s9 ' and no as
'' % tNg ar nv hand ,r ci.y o Washington this twenty ninth
day Of December ihssa eight hundred and hry
sever" JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President:
ccuuuis sst,ucr o General Land ONCE.
NOTICE 10 fRE-sNPTIoS ciAI,ANrs
Every prscn entitled the right empfIcn Of the lands
within townships parts townships above enumerated fc
qacd establish the the satisfaction Of the register and
lpaaioras eer sr9 nac, before the day appointed for
the q 0. a ,s" 'S viii S % = opS. @ % m
''''''a "'s'N''0 ''''' ''' "'' " T.,os 4 HrNpR,cks
a,f ..slf Commissioner o the General Land tdlce.
Jan S--'awlsw tu'ssafl
No. $50
Notice
OF N. Reuorat Of ae Lind Oc, from DUNCAN MAckNac,
IA MICHIGAN
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
i Congress entlea authorizing changes in the location
Land approved March 3 1883 hcr.by declared and
,c sale f public lands at DUNCAN
Michigan will removed the sANp Of MISm c'
spriy a yeysS5 practicable,
precise time Of renewal will be issued by
The register land district.
Gtyen band, the city Washington this u day of
December A. u. 1857.
BY order of the President
TIICE a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land GIte
4-1aw6w ntI 4 Star.l
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AMERICAN REVIEW.


No. CLI-YPIH for January 1853.
a.,.
Article / Tee Public Economy cf Athens.
II The Ircspssian pf Ec,qolmnster.
III Rolormatcry lnst.Gions at Home snd Aoro
, Js Venice.
" frcsant and Present
vi Anntp,n,caI Architecture.
VII. The Hnanctal Crisis.
VIII. Jerusalem.
TX Contemporary French Literature
Y. History of fhio~o1hy.
Nj Critical Notices
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Nicholas Lorywcrth the Cinei1uat nflkon~ire, bc-t
known for his native American wines, erct~rs< thc NJ
cth anniversary Of his martsve ~ Chr~tMaa cvt ny
splendid golden w@6nne n wNss* every rrrson who f
ficiatc, mir ~p~sTse~ ~ psa ~av~ oss, The Amiiy
pastor pronounced spr~sAtr PRAYER A"dth ring Of
the golden wedding wasnpawrssf WCn tbc hand ~ the
lside ny the ytcAt grsndthfid of tAs byfrg pair @
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TINS LICENsrp OYrlcgRs or THE CENTRAL AMyIFcA-Mr
George FAshby late chief engineer Il the steamer Cen
tlaI America has sent us report M Ncssrs. John N
Weeks and Henry Renxick, United Stntcs local ip,
spectos of the port Of New York, by which il appea,
that the said inspectors excnerste the hcspsed oes
the Central America from all blame apd fu1ths1 state
that there Doubt in their minds that Chef Engnecr
Ayy either ordered in The Loaf had soluuteesed
to Take charge OF hes and his OHx scccptsd Assl
that he did his duty Mr. Ashlg has Sseeivsd hs ecti6
cate from the inspectors snd qa~stasd rc~wrss
the pl,tise o kis profession ysussh t8 sa, ~ al'
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Notice.

ATOTICE.A-Iand Warrant No. 1853, for 100 acres,
Ia tho Van Ness, mailed by
the 18th day OF july 1857 Brawley register Of
hnd Office stevens Point wtnuin the said warrant has not
We have ned General Land Once the is
viii time spply tho
Once for the duplicate cerincs'e.
~ sNyMR Il SON,
Jnn s-Iaw6w Bankers, Washington, y. c.
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TnoM.s NEEFEnpx's FkrnxR's SfRESerr Peter Jeffcr
is deeevbed BY Mr. Reniali as'h n,di Of gisant.
stature replan and averA 10 display he WINS grave ta
citu. slow to make and over prompt to accept nd
vanoes He was cfthose calmly and almost sternly
self relying men,, who lean none who desire heDT
om none Aud hc certainly had both muscles and mind
which could lie trusted Hn could simultaneously 'ihea
up rise from their Sides TO upright pcsition) two
hogsheads of tobacco weighing nearly athousnd pounds
apiece lie once directed three able bodied slaves t.
pull down uinous shed by of rope After the,
had again and again made the effort. he baic thorn stand
asde seized tho rope and dragged down the structure In
an instant. Traditions have down Of his contnn
ing his lines surveyor through savage wi!demcsses
after his assistants had given out from famine and ia
tigue subsstng on the raw ae~h of game. and OF
his carrying mules, when Other food failcd = w ~
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Yet through all these privaticns had the satisfaction
Of being frequently assured that ,py wppanions would
feel themselves amply compensated Il they could opy be
the mears u festoiing ME to my friends and relieving
me nom that danger 10 which sAey had assured that
my nf was cxpteof '''s
feea 10 u duty WITCH owe TO tho Utahs 20 make
fair and candid exposition o. these hcts. for doubt
whether ever an agent df DC Cac states in the Indian
service has wftnssed similar atfachment to his person,
Or more Loyalty ~ Ao,e hu and regulations which
haye bsea instituted To- aar soywnssses than has been
h~pifest in n,thiz instSAos-s iss srA ssaIt Ess
Tks sArxspqe Of sng Sae - fsasye S te sapsrinten
dency Of Indian affairs oF Utah Territory, ~st, will
soss tsie, vsnSeA aslogy Scs thas nbtxding these
facts upon your notice. 0kA
20 Ivayr~ pscaultya your obsdksnt servant
bns lsb ,Hd- hGAkIAND HURT Indian Agent
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DEsrHucrlos oprnn Csrvsus Ruususo~rh - Yhe Ports
pcath Feisol ffiesA< 81 sAe r2tA v1 interesting
picture cf te insntee t w1 ~ Ubb rvcr is invading
llns city ami taHds m nc A~eeIAng away whole
acres Of lapd andbfockS 4 Hch threatening wide
spreasi aestructioh The fffb4A
'' Ii has worked Of seyeIN slS bottom land to the
stsep bank, and wqskd tbst dnYM = Fiji street taking
al OF Fifth street between jefferson sset and the city
limits the xes aHd kynNw GsttHx 6ros to the west
end o. FOur, stssst. bix boks osptsiDins twelve
city lots that originally onted seae Kifsb street
bow washed by the riser ~hoh h Akng tAsm o ut the
rate of foot per day .Atis ossamas ]hing 70
DOZEN square yars drSr ~ - OnSs Y h c thc most Of
two blocks is already gcnc, and 1t <he rertecet
Of foth sti MaaspN sseeA tks ~ er n INIT few feet
nom Foufeh sttvct if~arhHp9 o. hes
Only seventeen yards qf grour6Ii bctwccn the build
pg of the boiler yard ma ths ryst at TIE tate this
ground has l-h ts~ry n dntmg TIE pqst thirty days in
dnc month more the bosfef hpf43ns -.s M &c sun
rsrSsa pAl::..s lsnsnAh 6sg IAlcst ssty yards of
sound nteryeae bstwesn the thpst buildings and the
nysf, aAA VIC rAAs this gsshnA disappearing
in three -four months te very cnanet Of the river
would w~sll thess buAdA9S a&M iasss - rbtSrrnt TO
sey observer thai m t{ii hts IA sOrce as II pro-
res~es i1t nbre the cnct Of the river wnss IN to
sars che bank resting dpU quickssnd the force it
gains and tfchardcr II win be to stop its inroads,
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,ay written a, which would do credit to the "fhnh
dcrcr'' prcsSthe London iunes In point Of Illus
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The Washington union., 1858-03-27

We announced on the Ign December last the safe
rval IN the camp o. Col Johnson of DR. Garland Hurt
Indian agent, W. ohh United States officer who fetaih
ed N un Territory AZ the time hs other officers with
ces ast spring The -uboined narrative Of his escape
from the MotInons win be read with interest
n (I iprt 3 JoEsr.a Caass. Of p.s ANN 70,