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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25

q 1t is common saying of NOR
ralist that the lower tier of animals
have not the vices of man, yet it is GER
tain that some of the insects are back
biters, and all the other quadrupeds
tale bearers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25

GsCan any ofour fashionable ladies
tell why the Lord, when he made Eve
from one of Adams ribs, didn't make
8 hired girl from one Of his fingers or
toes /?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25

OF No matter how earnestly bad
man may invite you to visit his house,
don't "put your foot in it"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25

Har A wine INGREDIENT in h certain
city, n extoIling 'anEescellent article
OF port says, in his advertisement, .it
ID as pure az the tears which ioereaved
affection drops upon new made grave.
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SALE OF A l6A SECTION.


Tn obedi ence to an order Of the Audi
u tor of Public Accounts Sasfa2<
of this State, / will sell ta2s$
at public auction between the sh
hours of eleven clock in the afA
forenoon and four in the afternoon of
SATURDAY the tenth day Of Decem-
Der next, 1859, before the court house
door in the town of Bellevue, La, that
portion of the sixteenth section of town
ship number twenty-five of range num-
Der thirteen of the North land
district Of Louisiana that now remains
unsold.
Terms of Sale: The land will be
sold in parcels Of not loss than forty
nor more than one hundred and. sixty
acres. One tenth part of the purchase
money il to be paid in cash and tho
remainer in nine equal annual install
ments, being interest from day of sale
at the rate Of eight per cent per annum;
interest payable annually. For the
installments the purchaser il to give
his notes, with approved personal Sc
curify together with special mortga "a
ON the land bought TO secure the pay,
ment Of the same. No bid less than the
appraisoment viii be cried
BEN. +. FORT,
Parish Treasurer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25

II" You look like death on pale
horse" said Jim to topper who was
growing pale and emaciated. "Don't
know anything about that" replied
the topper, but l m death on pale bran
dy."
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25
LANNA r. SPOR.
TExAs srREEr-NEAR THE LEyE

TEXAS sTREET--EEAR THE LEyEE,
SHREVEPORT, La,
WTouId respectfully call the atten-
wv ton of the citizens Of Bossier,
and the world generally that they have
on hand, and are continually receiving
the largest, best and cheapest stock OF
Dry Goods ever brought to The wharf
of Shreveport. They would call the
especial attention ofthose who wish to
purchase goods, 10 their complete new
and splendid stock, which they are cons
fident cannot be equalled IN the mar
ket. Their stock consists ofevefything
in their line. consisting 10 part Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, be-
sides a large supply OF every article
belonging to the wardrobe Ladies'
fancy goods, &c. They also have n
large supply Of Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Cutlery. Crockeryware.
Queensware, &c. &e. vlnl5
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25

ny An exchange gives directions
for preserving women"
We thought they were sweet enough
wisbout being preserved"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-25
STRAY SALE.

T. strayed before B. f. Crownover, j.
- p, by James Millions. ON the
10th day Of September 1859, and will
be sold before the court house door, in
the town of Bellevue on the End Satur-
day in March; 1860, for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal, to-wit: A
small white MARE, about IA hands high,
six years old, branded with IS II on
the right hip. Said animal was taken
up at the premises of the said Millions
about the 10th day Of August last, and
appraised at one hundred dollars.
The owner of said mare is requested
to come forward, prove property; pay
charges, &c.
w. Fl. HILL, Stray master.
Bellevue, Sept, ID, 1859. n12-6
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" A NTED

70 hire, good female cook, suitable
l. &c do the cooking for my hotel
use; fer the coming year Of 1860.
Good wages will be given, and paid
quarterly if desired.
nal-sEf w. A. KELLY.
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s. G.. Mckenzie,
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law,
IA Asnden, La. vinII
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-11
Underground Mining Machinery.

Correspondence Of the London -NiHiRg ./OUr-
nat
SIR: -Grea; credit is due to Cornish Prac-
lca! for brjn girG forward It subject that has
been too long neglected. ndcrIro AMI Min
Ing Machinery. have no doubt there are
mtay Of Our readers who entertain sioi!nr
views to your C"Icspondents, Cornish Prac-
teal and Mine Agent South Whales, ON
~ u M machinery; and to repeat Chc words
u the latter, Il cannot imagine how III these
days of Improvement ANY engineer, or pit
man CuUld for moment dream ni breaking
even the Slightest angle IL way ~ contrary
b. the laws of motion circumstance |
uet with about II months ago, relative to
, question, greatly surprised me and have
ne doubt It's details wIsl surprise many others
who have o extraordinary prgtcnslun IS Man,
a. engineers.
was shareholder in valuable mine,
Where there was a powerful engine about to
uc erected, and attended meeting OF the adj
vcntGrcrs, where the subject WAS discussed
The engine shalt Htersc' tea the !ou" about
10 frus. below surface, and from the sufr"y
made few the shalt discovered the uaderlic
fellow that point To pe about IT, : III. ana Il
I'm. made enquiries how 1t was intended to
break that angle, AMI vas toll by the ensin-
Ger with s':iE!c-!lHio hniu-Olck n"'l, ne
tween Ii and II Il. long. | replied that
with lott. stroke III thc shhIt, the angie
Could not he broken win That unlerlic u 1t.
III. III the NM "tt any s'hs'c-!i Hn holi-
back bob NJ Ihat .anG,n, ana c"ndeMncI tie
principle altogether, as, with Cornish Prac-
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ssg-Rev. BENJAMIN II. Crever, of the Meth :

VIZ Rev. benjamin ii. Crever, OF the he'h =
odist Episcopal Church has recently inaugu-
rated new feature in the religious exercises
of the Sabbathin this city. Services are held
regularly every Sunday evening at four o.
clock, In the Market House, 50 that every
Sabbath he has to preach three tmes-mom-
Ing, evening ard night. The exercise is
interesting, and lie thinks much good will
| come Of it. lie distributes every week about
| three thousand pages Of tracts, which arc fire.
| qnently supplied by tho voluntary contribu-
tions OF tho members Of his congregation.
CUMBERLAND DIRE cToEY.-We nave re-
crlvcd from Mr.. O. s. Williams, Business
Directory for the city OF Cumbcrland. recent
! y published by him. He proposes to con
tinue tho publication. if the present issue
meets with that encouragement from the pub,
| lie, which will justify it.
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ROMA. EYE BALSAM
For Weak & Inaamed Ewes.

This Is tistm Vas u5rd fox many years il The
private practice Of 4 celebrated Uculst with
he greatest surccsi. IA cas'S where the
EiEalD5 ARE INFLhMEp;
or the Tall OF the Eve tliIci>ly covered with
loo /, it acis aim II IKE magic, and removes
All appearance: OF iut animation after two o.
three applications. rhcre is 1t numerous class
Of person, tn are prouiiurlY cXpnsed 10 acct
tents or diseases thai weaken and inll Imo the
Z rs uud peth "a DESTROY the sigh, sue as
MINERS. MECHANICS,
and otl'er operatives in metals, who from the
nature of ,hci: r,h DOCUMENTS, are compelled to
work IN II cloud "f',lsl and grit. Such should
never b. withont this BtsaH,.
BIS. INNTuN January 9Th, 1854.
v ssrs. \. + 4 d. SHnls--GeEirm"u Your
Roman Eve B,Is,m which was recommends
o.! 10 us" ipr nv Gau. h'crs eyes, hes acted ON
them like u Charm. Her eyes, which had Tor
srvcrai months, been very much swollen AMI
ulltme' after Il few week use of the EalsaM,
were perfectly cured and well us cvtr.
Yours uulv, ". FOLEY.
PRICE, Is CENTS PEIJAR.
Prepared ID sold by 4. Is. & d. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, 100 fulton street, corner
oil William, New York.
For SAFE hy lEALEY &SuRiVER, Druggist
Cumberland Ma.
JHlv t. 1850 m.
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To nYSPEPTIOS

TO DYSPEPTICS
A nd all who suffer the tortures which this d.
sease iniiiuis in one form or another OF its many
phases, cure yourselves permanently and speed
lily By using.
TN OxyGEEATED BIrTgRe.
Tteawcek4y Novelette, Of s;aPi. ls, sass:
Dyspepsia is one OF the prevailing diseases Of
our coau,ry. THIS is owning both 10 climate
and the almost universal habit of eating our
meals too rapidly 10 admit OF proper digestion.
Blu, in spite Of these adverse circumstances
This disease. eyen when ii has become chronic,
dsapi,Oars rapidly by the Use ofthe oIygennied
Bit,ers, v biSh have been found 10 prove an in
fallible remedy.
From the ,Publilsr GA widely cirexlas.i
Nioasins.
BosToN, July /, 1858.
Mrss#s s. ". FowLs>S COL have taken
three bottles efihe Uxygenated Bitlers,and have
derived Rra., Benefit from their use. bave
beeu piueb troubled with Dyspepsia for sere-
raj years and found nothing that afforded ne
any relefun,il used the Bitter. Imos, cheer
fully recommend them 10 all who are afflicted
with this trouble ONE nod stubborn complaint,
JAMES ROBINSON, OF tie
Student and SchUolmate."
From QEs. A. c. Dopes, our minister TO
Spain.
W.sHlseroS, D. c., Mayls.
On. Csc. Z. GsEHy,-Deor Sir:--The Dry
gsnaiea BHers with which you we've so kind
as to furnish me, have had n most saluiarl
effect in my case. | Wa troubled with DYs-
yepsia for four years, during which time tried
| mary remedies bu, never IN with any so goo
| ~ YOUR litirrs. am now in the enjoyment o
| al ! 1, ,.I
Nho use the Orggenoted Riters, will tnd them
rs seIviccablc MS have found Them.
With high respect your, oht. servant,
A. c. DODGE.
Prepared by S. ". FOWLE & Co., BosTcS,
and for sale by.
J. H.OiMPBELL md HEALEY SIIRI-
VER Cumberland.
D." HENRY G STEW ARD, Frostburg.
! HENRY WILSON, Wtsernport.
| fni hY dealers everywhere.
| july 81 l859-4t
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New Lumber Yard.

TIE undersigned have now on hand an u.s.
L sortment of LUMBER, Of various sizes and
qualities, SHINGLES, LATHS, Gc., To which
they Are max ing constant additions, ID ma to
Keep up full supply nt nil times.
Office and Yard the SoHrb end If Ctafrs St.,
where the public are invited to call before Yar-
eh using els ewhere, as We will cn1eayor 90 sol,
Wholesale or retail, on the most a:ccnm ,datine
terms.
Georges Greek &FrostbNrg Coal
will be furnished by tho cargo, on board o.
B.sts, or by tho car load q. Cumberland and
D ,ints eastward on the line of tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Orders By mail either fol
Lumber or Coal. are respectfully solicited and
81 ell reesiFe prompt attention.
Q.W.& IS. NJ. HALLEK,
July Ii. ls59-em. Cumberland. Nd.
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CUMBERLAND
Female Semin ary.
V7IIE next scholastic year Of this Insti-


THE next scholastic year Of this Ins'i-
tuition will commence on the lst day OF
september next.
The nomher of scholars is limited 10 forir
ana they have The advantage OF the instruction.
al three most urntirIrnr teachers, the whole nn-
der ihe charge or Miss Q. b. Lanson ~ pf.n-
lipal.
Parents desirorR of entering their darrh iers
for Tie Ee8 year. are requested 10 do 20 without
delay ~ lheie 10 but limited numotr WON'T
Ell, 10 III tic school. Places viii lie nssgnei
20 parties, in tie order Of their nppl ion.
This institution has been in operation one
year Darir. tl,at period the nnier3 lnsl, ~
their capacity rs Trustees, have visited tie
sch OF 'rcu time to ,Iiur al short intervals; and
IL the cusc Of the \ 3ilruiie year c.treiuiI, tA-
hruI' pl into the advance anil Improve nruI
made 10y The pupils; and ri'h great pleas ere
they Lt.,r g" .ihouy 10 the very satisfactory r%-
stli o their examinations. We therefore con
i,IeuIly recommend 10 Ire public, his Semi
nHrN. as a most excellent institution for the ed
ucaliou OF their dnush,cr.- and We are happy
IA ueihg able 10 say 10 our w-cItizeus til I
We have row e,iuhlish,d. nj home, 1t school. in
" hirh good, substantial and useful tenale
ctHTaiiun can lie obtained.
The char ,clrr AMI manners of the Ladies en-
aged in the school. is such MS to produce a re-
finiug effect upon the manners and thoughts of
pupils under their charge. Those who de-
sire 10 obtain places for their daughters, " II
maze Erricaiion 10 Que of The lnl-r>i.ned
Al applications for places 10 he for the entire
academic year
GEORGE 4. PEARRE, Prcsi.
J. Il. II. CAMpBELL,1
n. G. READ
X II. JOHNSON. Trustees.
JAMES ". JONES,
GEORGE LYNN,
Aug Il, ls5o-4t.
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TESTERS
IMPROVED auuTTkG
LOCE-SPITCH
81 WING NACII!hES

TuIS is the most reliable Sc ;. ing Machine cv
vr offered in this market, Lpih IA the nuai!-
ty OF its work, its durability aud Simp,icly. -
The operation u it 10 edsor learned than LLut
Of any otler machine, Wide II works with case
on tue fiavst slid % hcaviest cloth, which it
works in n very superior manner moaing a
strait evenly laid scam, much fan ,,iu vrdi-
nnry hand work, While both sides Of to- ,ipi'
are stitched alike. 1T rreiy gos ont of wJvSing
order or requires repG rug, and J. 30 simple
that an operator can perform AL ordinary re-
pairs on it. until IS worn out WItE All these
navanta gee over other machines, We feel CONT
don't Lestor's Patent Sewing Nlchires viii best
meet the wants of flmtiie', all kinds q mara
featuring clotii.crs. tIIors, or any others re-
curing seam in their work, viii fin This n
Machine that viii do their wnrjs IN rapid nuo
substantial manner, and much nicer thnn tho
ordinary way. Families VINO rolui G much
sewing will find this Machine peculiarly ads pt.
cd to their wnats, besides saving laher enough
in n fYw m"nths to pay for it, Iai!oIs Will lind
II great saving by using this Sewing Machine,
besides being always sure Of n superior quality
of work that does not rip, and that looks much
nicer THAI. hand work.
REFEREECEr 70 4 FEW PERSONS USING THEM g.
j. ". Eirhardson, Merchant Tailor, Gay St,
near The Church,
Levi Perry & Co., Shoe store, 170 Bait. st.
5. Stridsr, Mantiln Factory, EaitiAOre st.,
over PARIS China stere.
j. Evans, No IS n ltiiinr, street.
James Taylor, 20. SIG Baltimore street.
Misc Kate Willyard. leCorstituton street.
Mrs. l.. A. Beard, No. 90 Eusor street.
Mrs. Buckmiller, - McEId,rry street
Mrs. Watson, 135 Hamburg street.
Mrs p. BROOKS, ,l7 Hamburg street.
l.. d. CHASE. Agent, lG3 Bait. st..
Opposite the Adams Express Co.
baltimore, June 10, iSJJ.--Iy.
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Order Of Rattle alton.

L0""des q C'"FF' Ia the Circut Court for
Henry nepler AIle5""y County.
nRDERED that The sale made md reported
~ by George a Ppurrc trnsiee for the sale
If The r!.l c,rntc of Henry BepIer he raiien
mud confined unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof nc shown on or before the lst day OF
Urluhrr ncxr, provided II cop, OF this order be
inserted ia some newspaper printed in the
Cily O. Cnmhrrl,ud on,e ia each Of three sue
c ssive wgc.s before the Lar. of September, 1889
HORACE iiE:LEl, Clerk.
True Copy,
Trst-NURACE RESLEY,
Aug. 4 iS5J-3t. Cleik.
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-------<1z- .-<:<D.S.-r~~-

UoHo,cdys Ointment ard PW,.-For injuries
resulting from tise steam, or hot wafer, lluilo-
..ny's Ointment is indeed II htning balm. 1t
moi cuiy relieves the pain and inflammation bat
prevents the superficial sores from deepening
and cy'endilg. No steamboat or railway train
5hould ever Start without supply Of this great
external r"ncdy Cuts, bruises fractures, burns
iisloraticns etc, are all cqdally within the field
of 1t. curative influence, and there is no vI,i-
ETY. of eruptive or al crous disease which il is
in capable orcouIrolinr. In nineteen out O
twenty OF The fatal "camphcne cases" recorded
Ivy lie press, this peerless couner-rrinttant
would hrtse saved the victim. The Pills are
equally potent in internal disorders.
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THOUSANDS HAVE TRIED
d ! Il D.

OfTyphoid Fever, on Friday evening last.
Mss SarA 4. Osborne. in the So yea, o!
her age,
On the 81 instant, near til, city. MuiH,.
daughter of Iliram and Martin C. Wullord-
aged years, months aud days.
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Order Of Ratification.

Alpheus II. Gross
w. In the Circuit Court for
The heirs UiMary Alieaany county MS II Court
lrurrr. OF EqIlLy.
nRDERED, that tue sales made and reported
" ny George \. Pe.rre, Trustee or Tie sne
Vi the rr, estate in lie pl oceedugs in the cause
mentioned he ratified aud confirmed unless
Cause 10 lhe contrary thereof he shown vi OF
irtoro the l., day OF October next, provid d II
copy of HIS order lie inserted in some newspa-
per printed in the city OF Cumberland once IT.
each of three successive weeks before the lst Of
september nc&t.
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy,
Test-Il. RESLEY,
Aug. 4. 13j9-3i. Clerk.
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Pa There are no less that 4 GOO lodges of
Free Masons in the United States, nearly all
of which are said to be in AZ unusually -four
Thing condition
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New Styles-Trices from G5U TO TIG5.
IlEMMERS, So EXTRA.
l'hEcE mdchiucs sew iTou two spco!s, nc
purchased from the stare, requiring no re-
winding Of thread; they Hem, Fell, Gather.
aLd Stitch III superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
chines. They will do better and cheaper sew
ing than II seamstrers Gun, even If she works
for Que cent M hpur.
80. tu authorized Agent OF these Machines
will soon visit this place. to exhibit theln max c
sales, and appoint an Agent.
olites Of Inhibition and sale, i95 Broadway.
New York, and ISL Baltimore Street, Baltl-
more. July II, Isj9--6in
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CAMP Mo.-There will be a camp
meeting by the Episcopal Methodists, in
Woolsey's grove about TIVE milcs east of Boil
Air, commencing on the goth of August.
THIS CoHN-The corn In this county as a
general thing, looks well. particularly In the
middle and lower par IF the county. In the
upper part it is feared she dry weather iniur-
ed It considerably.
NEEDEnIcK CoUSTY.
EoEas YnIRs.- hale, gray headed, iutel-
lisent, olerical-looking rascn Of three s>ore
years or upwards, hired horse and buggy
at the Livery Stables of Mcssrs, J. I. & e.
Sim, in this city, on Thursday last, for the
purpose RS he said, Of going few miles in
the country, and returning tho same evening.
He gave the name Of J. Thomson, Of Ar
uapolis but his real narne is believed TO 10
Bond, or better known Dr.. Bond. who
who once figured as a preacher eff the gospel
but is said to be a notorious buggy and horse
tiief and TO have beGn recently released from
tie State Prison Mt Lancaster, Pa. Failing
to retura according to promise. Capt. Sim
went in pursuit and traced him to York, but
there los. the ciew and returned. We learn,
that y Geographic dispatch received here yes
terday morning. announced the arrest and i'm.
prisonment Of the Imposter at Harrisburg,
though no mention is made Of the horse and
buggy. which he probably disposed of. In
iuc time lie will be brought upon a reqnisi-
ton oil Gov. Hicks, to the jail Of this county.
GRAIN RICE BURST.-On last Friday af-
tarnoon, colorcd boy, aged ten years, mis-
chievousIy set fire to larSerick Of wheat, on
the farm Of John NoonAn, Esq, about three
miles n L. of this city. The rick was un-
usually large aud supposed to contain two
Hundred and thirty bushels of wheat, which
was entirely consumed. - Examiner.
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American Revolution

fran II newspapers and snal documents. BY
Frank Moore, in 2 vols, svo., Of 500 pages each.
Embelisled With twelve Engruyings, Maps and
Plans ON Steel. Prize s..
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
Tho design Of this work is to present u ricw
Of the American Revolution rs it appeared TO
those who were actors in il. IT is composed Of
selection. from the Whis and Loyal nswspn
pcrs Of IA period, together with extracts fro u
hitherto UNI ubIished private diuries kept du
ring the war, and at once affords the reader a
narrative, in the original language and express
sion otbo,h sidcs % the great qucstioas which
agilated the unGict!u ( countries.
Cnpious notes, illustrative Of the iaOre obscure
portions Of the text; Geographic al sketches ui
eminent patriots, statesmen, military and ma
val commanders togc.her with anal site in
dex, will be attached to The work.
CHARLES SrETBNFR,
No. l2i Grand Street, Nov York.
v. H.--dsno 5i.iior eor& hes ever been puj
Astef qud az ifi,s ,-2rh @"st t"'sre1. all eios'e'
ioocc, ere,y one ,rho .eorti mgr he Aner'cai
Rcroiut,on as it appeared to tie ac'ogS M. a
oBeysSp ccidt ipRUcemea', 10 "Henfg. For fcrai
a"d GW particulars, Apply 10 the PGbljshoT.
Juno 80, l9J3--Gt,
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Notice to the Creditors CT Jno
Swan, decd,

NOTICE IS hereby given that Dividend
~ wus made on the ~ inst. by tho Admin.
islratoi on said late which will be paid To Ill
parties entitled TO receive the same hy calm z
on the undcrsia ncd.
JOHN T. EDWARDS,
Administrator of John Swan, decd.
Cumberland, aug. II, lSa9-Gw.
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IT, m .s&y@ imry ionr cru.
H.vtHs proved Priority Of Invention tef,r,
tlie Patent 81 the United States, Over tba
so-cell.d "Claflcs II. LoyeIcss' S,iJ Gfpey,t;.,
hr'a Har0e'.' Oh which proofs latentwas crsn-
tud ai" by the Uritcd States. bearing d. ~,
.tiA lay f October, 1898. This is to cnrt;o,,
al l'-rs1rr rr'i"ai making, rcud.nq az nsf;o =,
saar. as all who 80 do, win he hold resronsitI,
for dnm"ges, as blythe United States Patent
laws made and provided, for such iIGtipse.
mcnts ofmy Rights, and til ose holGing undtr
me.
Also against tho making, using or vcndirrto
any PARTIES, the so, called ''Jokneo.'s N.n,.s;;a
Scl Te"c,at'"y ,'"s Bns7iess," as the ,ane I,
m infringement OF my Patents, bearing dat.
3Gth, a. b. 1858.
ALoNZo ". MACE,
"'ay i1' !929--ly, Springfield, Mass
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GoAL.--Duty-,From al the British Pro-
vnccs, y. A., free; From any other foreign
country, q L cent.
BALTIMORE Coal MAnKET---The market
is very dull for Coal, both for shipment and
local wants The rates are unchanged, and
we quote Anthracite ut $3.50 to per ton,
from the yards, Cumberland at sSi,2j for
limp, =" 80 loi Inc S3,7j per ton for run Of
mine, delivered III shipboard at Locust Point.
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nrsday Mernii1g. Auerstit. 1850.
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