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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

DURroN's NEW THEATRE BROADWAY.
- Under the management of j. Moore and Wayne Otwna
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
received every night by houses
CROWDED FROM PARQUET TO DOMN
SHOUT UPON SHOUT
Miss JULIA DAILY
YANKEE GAL ON HER TRAvEIS
CHEER AFTER CHEER
PEAL AFTER PEAL
Of genuine Laughter. This
GREAT AMERICAN COMEDY,
by CHARLES GAY LER, ESQ, will be presented
LIVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
CAST CHARACTERS.
Sir william Appeby. Mr. CAn0ll
Mr. fitzclArence fltznerbert. Mr. Wayne Divine
Gerald Appeby. mr.. D. Delnou Grace
ST Cnhrles A. bIake
Mr. Peter Men, attorney Il q. Jordan
Bidde9 MIR. h. RUSSELL
James, MI Br00k0o
Lady Appleby MIRA ~ Jordan
Lady MlxingsOn. MIS- H. moore
Lazy BaDcn. Mlae kAte talinee
Emly atero
PAMELA, from Yankee land. Miss Julia DAILY
Bridget, gon0 70 Yankee land Miss Tom Baker
In the of the piece original ballad called Our
Yankee Gls composed expressly for Miss DAILY by Mr. e.
Moeuhaur, and fashionable dance by sixteen ladies' and
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIs
day o'clock at 44 Canal street. large and general
assortment of household furniture &C. from families and
others mahogany bookcase wardrobe French and cottage
hair feather beds bedding dressing and
other washstand toilet extenson centre and
dining tables sofas ckng and other chairs gilt frame mir
table and bed nep glass and silver
ware couches chairs dining and kitchen furniture,
with which the will Good chance for families
others Also tapestry three ply and other carpets oil
cloths
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STARTLING EFFECr-END OF ACT.
ACI Two.
DRAWING ROOM AT FAIRIOw HALF.

DRAWING ROOM HALF
Doubt and suspense-Famy revelations-A natural bora
American citizen title of nobityThe Presidency-The
only thing out Of reachA natural and dead mans
coptdence-Doughnuts and pork and beans-A managing
mother and Independent sonrreason
The true greatness of Notwithstanding and
Love In lindsey woosey-A nearly OF the bag-Soms
body in love- who 10 IT,,
SCENE 2-Corridor in Farlow Hal-Takine soundps,-
Frank expression of opinion.
SCENE 3Ihe Fete Champetre-Lady Mixngton's Park By
nenThe and dry goods-A nice farm
The Of reading books traveal Troope Fan.
ny Kemble Msryah Dickens &C. &c-robacco niggerhead
and RappahRnn0ck-The only man In America who not
chew-Siy shooters and pocket discoveryF,nd
ngs keepngs and losngs seskinRs Gerald ree-Al.
most Observation-Disclosures aud satsoril
when to ove-An angry father and rled female Yankee
dander-A dance-Punch and duck for one-A break down
and pitch in"
ACT THIRD.
LIBRARY rAIRLOw
The conference.-the more light-Patence a vrtue-The
event dayA case OF careessness and unexpected
covery-The wl-suspense at endA generous brother
and hsppy her-Rare news indeed-A family meeting in
truth than poery-Where good came from
One added the Of the refuge for the
Song-"Our Yankee Gals. Miss Julia Dsly
family partyGrzzly bears-The reading Of the VIII
Spite and spunk-lhe guardian and the ward-A declare
hon-Ihe refusal-snuf and indignaion-A sneeze and .
cracy dumbfounded-An interchange Of countries propos
cd but not acceptedreas and temper-NeG to the re-
cueAn Impairment documentThings checkered-Ffve
years make dferenceThe tables turned-A blasted Bar
ronet-"Jus so'-A moment OF snSpense-All rght-Per-
meas looking up-Faneuil Hall and Fourth hide
pendence-Making things right-The Baronet kind
velahon-As we seem and as we are-Everybody happy.
EPIIOGUE,
By all the characters.
End Of
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

MEDICAL.
nR LACOSTES FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE FOB
- the treatment of difficult by this Partisan
thod 52 broadway opposts he St Nicholas Charge,
rate Consultations English, French, German Spanish
ac., from II 10 and 6 u 2 y. NJ, daily.
TAR WARDS FRENCH AND AMERICAN MEDICAL.
office for the treatment OF difficult by
cent method 46 Broadway of Broome street. second
floor.
mr. NJ LARMoNT go MERCER sTaREr CORNER OF
~ Spring opposite St Nicholas Hotel New York. Oace
hours from ~ to and to T. NJ Sundays by appointment
DOCTOR HUNrERS ONLY OFFICE Is AT NO 5 DIvI.
IL an street. New York; established A. II. 1884 Open from
seven O'clock in the morning until tan might
s0R. RALPHs OFFICES, NO SO BLERCKER STREET.
~ Hours from l0l- oil 2 and from un9
JNR. BARROW, l57 FRINGE STREET. NEW YORK
~ Hours OF consultation from ii III! 2and from s.
nR WATSON, 4be pRooNH STREET. second BLOCK
- west of broadway. OIce hours from r the morning
TO IN the evening.
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TyOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
TO SAIL POSITIVELY ON
SATURDAY, FEB IL, 1859,
IL O'CLOCK.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
CAHaWBA.
j. u. Buloch, Commander,
VIII receive freight Thursday Feb TO- at
pier foot of Robinson street. North river
No bills o. lading signed after the hour of sailing.
For freight passage apply to The agents
LIVINGSTON, CG0OHERON l. CO.
No Park Place
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AMUSEMENTs.


SECOND WEEK
sERIEs or GsAND FESTIVALS
sTEiKTNG NOVELTIES FOR
THIS FRIDAY, AtTEss92N and I EVENING. Feb T.
iiN DAN RICE,
who has been received wiki
$500. TREMENDOUS ENTHUsIAsM
= - POPULAR FAvORITE
who has been secured at immense expense for limited
APPEAR EVERY FIGHT.
Ao The most ssaacous and beautiful trained horse the
world,
Mr. Rice viii slso introduce
The FAMOUS COMIC MULES
whose performances have been received with
UPRoARTOUS LAUGHTER.
EQUESTRIAN MATINEE.
Phssrmopc soe-ty AZ de Garden On saturday neyt the
THIRD MaTItFE will be given THIS DAY Doors open
az commencing at O'Clock Every effort VIII be- made to
render the Matinee worthy the of the public
Inc usual evening performance will be given Saturday,
PRICES az usual.
The evening performances will be commenced al III and
will be 6nsbed 10Y o'clock.
On Monday will be produced novel entertainment entitled
THE GAMES OF THE CORRIOULUM,
or scenes from the ancient Series of Physical
Beauties by the gymnastc forces any composed
OF the hsndsomes of the profession
by Forty Star Performers.
WALLAoKs THEATRE;
The performance at this theatre arranged
uNExAMPLED SUCCESS
of Mr.. Les Vaacks drama,
The VETERAN.
Mr.. WALLAA A The Colonel
SPLENDID EFFECTS
The two magnificent tsbeaur,
THE ASSAULT BY THE ZOUAvEs and
rvvpv THE RE ST ON TIE MAEGH
THE VETERAN;
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RAH.ROAna.

DENNSYIvANIA Raj, ROAD.-THE GREAT CEN
trail route 10 the West Time short and of
freight and fare as low all times by any other rovte
For passage tickets contract for freight point In
the entire West call at the compauys Office Asor House.
j. Il. El.lsIOTr Passenger Agent
LEECH Co, Freight Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

VALUABLE PROBE t1l IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY
sheri's sale Tne,day Feb. g. 1882 at IL o'clock
M at the Court House in While Plains, the property known
the De ancy Farm coDt ming about 100 situate
the town Of scarsdae on TIL Bronx river and m sdiaey
the Harlem Railroad IA lie south of White Plains Mer
chsnts and others don bu' mesa In New York
residence of il times TO the city, in
vesment must be cive Terms for which and
all particulars before tie day of sale, apply JAS. FERGU
SON, IL Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

w A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER.-SHER SALE
W. Groceries horse wagon and fixtures -rriday Feb 4,
at lO O'Clock at s25 Pearl street. Centre the entire
tents Of said store, comprrg sugars coffee liquors.
SOAP candles Spices scales caunsers &C.
Also horse grocery wagon and harness. with lease of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04
- COMFORT II
ARE INSURED BY WEARING
DOUGLAS SHERWOOD4
NEW
MATINEE SKIRT,
PATENT DIET ACHA ABLE
HOOP FASTENING

SAFETY since II efectuay obviates the danger arising
from enangng the feet foreign substances In the hoops
COMFORT because the muslin skirt be instantane
ousy removed from the springs by PATENT DETACHABLE
rASTENlN9S, washed with other garments and great
expense, and replaced on the hoops In . minute.
ELEG AECE because the scientific cut of the muslin skirt
aud the fine material Of which Ia composed give graceful
fall W the robe IT. and WILL Ia hot weather. enable
the wearer 70 dispense with any intermediate skirt
The NATIVES SKIRT has eleven hoops weighs but ten
ounces, sTANPED Attn of Messra DOUG
LAS SHERWOOD and 10 the best skirt introduced
the public and quite indispensable to lady who desires
10 combine In her apparel SAFETY COMFORT and ELE.
CANOE For sale at all the principal stores in the United
States and Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

lanes MAXWELL. HER MAJESTY'S WINE MER.
chant cellars Nos IS TO 40 and IS Abemarls street.
40 Albemae and No Stafford street Piccadlly London.
sherrcs from sos: Ports, 36s; Madeira ass Caret ss
Champagne, 54s Hook 4os Mosee 4Os sparkling Mosee
and Hook 4ss do. Burgundy Cos Beaune Val di Pc
i2s Sauterne 2ss; do Yquem, s4s Chabs sss st.
Peray, SOs housilon 40s Frongnac 54s Direct shipments
of Oloroso Amonlad0 Montla, Vino d Pas,o Xres Vieo
and Manzana Me,sis and Hennessys Cognac gallon
s; DIN, l2s Whskey, Els, with all kinds Of spirits
qeurs. American Monongahea and Bourbon whskey Long
wohs sparkling and dry Catswba Pesch Brandy aud sole
agent for the celebrated Yankee Stougbtons Biters.
BSevera dozen IN stock Of the famous old wines
muated by j. NJ during his Heightened propreorshp OF ID
botsons Longs the London and GRAFTON hotels aud from
shugborough Park and the Prospect HILL Reading celebrated
sale stock $500 dozen Wines of all kinds and shippers
ocave quarter casks hogsheads butts and pipes. Liberal
prices given for old bottled Wines California wines aud spirits
NJ has several private houses the street. furnished
sute,n 10 let IN apartments.
N. b.-General agency
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NOTICE.-THE STEAMER ARAGO WILL NOT LEAVE
on Saturday Feb g. her regular day, being uavodabiy
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DIZZY ssJsylDs, 90.

DRY GslNIltS, CSNs
n DE PERCEvAI's 657 BROADWAY-A1I. KINDS
a Of French embroidery to order initials for handkerches
table linen and bed Clothes scoopng silk embroidery &c
transferring laces done like Ladies' and chidron's
under garments always o hand and made 10 order
"A broderes Of every description at Wholesale and retail
stamping order executed IN the neaest and perfect
manner embroidered yokes of different nds styles OF
aides night dress Jokes.
4 FIXED FACT
"A THE WOVEN SKELETON SKIRT,
with patent extension Is the shtes neates and most durable
SKIRT In the market The springs being woven In the tape
not rip 1t is sold AT the price the ordinary
and wherever introduced has been appreciated by the
None genuine unless stamped the "woven skirt"
Patent applied for.
s, II. DOUGHTY, sole agent 2s John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

ssIGNEE's SALE OF LIQUORS, sFGARs Ca. NJ.
"A CklsTALAR, auclioneer, will sell this day, the 4th
instant at 1o O'Clock at q Bowerya large lot Of liquors.
consisting of line otard cogpac and segnette brandes
quarter and eighth casks and demohas; Also rum
gin and whskey Imported md domestic champagnes
large )ot of other liquors. also oap candles sadnes
aud coees mustard and &c &c BY order
egnee also. i 0 900 segars OF various brands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

I11 BROADWAY, BELOW GRAND STREET.
TIT SNIFFINs CAMPBELL. MINSrREIS.
Ineaday evening Feb l. and every evening during the
week More fun than The Model Troupe the world
BILLY BIRCH and K. BOWERS,
the unapproachabe Ethiopian comedians connection with
- SIXTEEN OF THE STAR PERFORMERS
OF the country combining in organization the best
NEGRO DELIkEATORS AND COMEDIANS,
the most pleasing VOCALISTS AND BALLADISTS.
THE DOUBLE BEDROOM-BREAK NECK ACT.
BILLY BIRCH In his great GRAPE VINE TWIST
SOUNDS FROM HOME-OLD BOB RIDLEY,
Master CHARLES in his great fancy dance. Cachuca.
TIE FRENCH DANCING MASrER-A. M. HERNANDEZ
Doors at 6s at IA Admission rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

FREDERICK MAYNARD,
Manufacturer of
LADIES' elk DRESS BUTTONS, TASSELS, TO-,
- Cliff street
large assortment suitable the obbing trade constantly
baud.
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EbwARD sCaEnCR, AUCTIONEER.- AssIGNEES
~ sale of large stock Of superb watches and ewcry
81 ". SfBEN cK-Stxh sale this day instant 10Y
O'Clock at their salesroos ~ Nassau street BY order of the
assignee suherb Is gold chronometes patent
levers watches hu ting nd open
ALA very fe n ladies' watches; assortment
Of rich iewelry, comprising full of pins
earrings set OF ons aud earrings set with mosaic doe
French paintings and other styles; bracelets brooches
Studs sleeve butt vest and CHAINS,
rempnry for cash, by order Of The assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

E'OR NORFOLK CITY POTsT AND RICHMoyD-THE
y United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
skinner VIII leave on Saturday, Feb at O'Clock Y. ",
from pier No. ~ Nor II river She will arrive Norfolk the
next afternoon and mt City Point the following morning
eengere for the South will by the great mail
lire Those for Richmond will on sondav morn.
Ing Travellers will find ts the cheapest plessautes and
most route Passage and fare with state 10
Norfolk IS 70 Petersburg aud Richmond $40. Appyts LID
LAM q HEINEkEN, SO Broadway.
RALTIMoRE, WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. THE
- steamers Of the New York and Baltimore Steamship Line
leave pier IL North river daily, making paesage Ia forty
hours Freight 70 Baltimore. 6cens per Washington
10 cents per foot and pronoronae rates. For through
to The West covering INSURANCE risk apply At the BALTIMORE
and Washington Ralroad Company's office, 2S Broadway.
Apply to II. b. CROMWELL co So " est street
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A UETRALIA PIONEKR LINE.-EyrABLJsHED 1854
"A Carrying the United States maisSa!ling pos.ryey
the day adverised.-The noble clipper ship BREWSTER
tons regser CLARK sommsnder succeeds the
only ship tho berth for Australia and has splend
and commodous accommodations for passenger One-hai
other cargo already engaged aud shippers VIII please
carly application for freight For freight passage apply
Il. W. CAMERON, No. bowling Green. Sight bills or AL,
and cash advances made consgnneuh nopstgneea II
Australia Messrs Wilkinson Brothers 4 Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

CAMUEL THOMPSON,
y 200 BROADWAY,
UIate at Wild JulansJ
Respectfully informs the obbng trade that he has been ap
pointed for the following celebrated
that the orders he be favored with shall be carefully and
promptly executed
W. Ii: HORsrMAN, Philadelphia. Pa.
Ladies' dress trimmings.
Curtain and upholstery trimmings.
Venetian blind and shade trimmings.
Couch laces and trimmings.
THE CROCKETT LEATHER CLOTH COMPANY
Newark M.
46 inch black and colored enamelled cloths.
AZ and 80 inch black and colored ducks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

NOTICE-A FEW DESIRABLE STYLES OF OVER.
IN in Esquimaux, beaver CLOTH &C., will be
about half their value to close the Oak Hail. "a and
Sc fulton street. and 45, Al and 40 Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

UNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
The American Atlantic Screw steamship Compauy's
and elegant steamship nUNTsyIIi.e Jno. A. Pos, CON.
mander will leave pier IL North river Saturday February
8, O'Clock p W. precisely Passage 20 savannah with
surpassed accommodations Si5 through tickets New
leans $50 5O Mobile S35 Montgomery $l6 Albany Ga S2t
Atlanta, s23 Columbus So Macon sl Augusta So Also
10 principal places 10 Florida a. lowest rates. leaving
Savannah Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Freight 10
foot and proportionate raes Insurance onehf
per cent. Apply to II -. CROMWELL CO. IS West street.
The Montgomery succeeds on Saturday, February IL
DOR THE SOUTH, VIA CHARLESTON, 4. C.-sEMI-
IL weekly United States mail side wheel steamship line
Cabin passage. Si5 Deck passage. SO
Through tickets 10 the following places
To Montgomery Ala. SO To Columbia 8 ......S0
To Atlanta - To jacksonville, Fla..... Il
To Augusta Ga........ 70 To Patka Fla %
The avorito steamship JAMES ADGER, r. Adams' COM
mander Will lea pier No North river, on saturday Feb
o. A. O'CLOCK ~ precisely For freight passage opp
The MARION, W. J. Foster commander, succeeds Wed
nesdsy Feb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

TNOR NASSAU, N. p, AND HAVANA,
The British and North American royai mai steamship
KARNAK, Captain A. Brownless viii sail from the CON
wharf nj Jersey City, for the above
rival Of seamshp Asia Qesvins Liverpool January 20
badly It'll of February.
Passage money Nassau
Passage money to Havana. GO
Passage money between Nassau and Havana .........
For freight or passage apply 70
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sNLAIRvOYANT.- WANTED, A MEDICAL CLArRvOY
W who give correct diagnosis of diseases
vads She Will not be required TO prescribe will be upde
good moral influence and viii have the constant companion
ship OF lady Of superior intelligence and atanmenis pei
manent engagement will be with carvoyant who pos
sesses the requisite qualifications Communications will
ceived till February 5 Addres Carvoyant box l07 Heral
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

EDWARD SCHENrK, AUC1IONEER -SPECTAL SALE
u ofnew and second bani furniture by +. H. ScHENCK
On Saturday FEB at 0 O'Clock Mt their sllesroom No 80
Nassan street household furniture embracing aror
Der ard dining room furniture suite and separate lots
most Of which made order IN the by
nrst Makers also mattresses carpets holsters pillows
sets cockery ocloth tn ware tubs mirrors mats BLANKETS
table sheets pillow entire furn
tuIe Of family, removed fcr convenience Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

A UCTION NoTJCE.-IHE FURNITURE OF ONE PAR
"A Tor and bedroom OF private family will be sold
private sale very cheap for cash. paror suit
and maroon richly carved and crimson and gold
will sold for $3.50 apply store ITO Ninth
Tive street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

CKIRTs.-TwRLvES SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS SELF
~ adjusting hustle, made without sewing 81 81 fourteen
springs 81 So and springs for 80 Dealers sup
piled with nine springs IS dozen; twelve springs Sill
and fourteen springs s5 No with the
G. l.. HARDING, 2sl Spring street, Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

NNUNrT ABLE = AIk.--BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ Twill expose for sale, at the Home Base Saloou As
broadway Friday Feb 100, O'Clock counters, tables
chairs gas 0xtures. oil cloth, fange, &c, &c
j. IL HITLER Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

1JLN9Y Is HERTs, JK., AUCTIONFER-BY HERTS &
MOsS-wi cell this day friday at l0ls O'Clock at the
store No "a Pine street large stock Of choice groceries,
consisting green and black sugars coffee spices
nice cnrrants candles mats &C. also brandy run,
Piu.wAkey Champagne. Edinburg ale &c also 15l0O Ha
Na eTmsn ard domestic segars OF various brands Terms
rnhh r. q nneilvn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
AMERICAN L FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents!

Late Agent OIhe u. s. Patent oGies, Wash
i,pion. under The at Of 1857.
70 state ST., opposite kiiby ~, Boston.
4 FrER az eStas,siye practice oI un"atds oi
N tvent, wears continues to secure feisn's ~
the United states; add slso in 6tea, fH'a,n'
France. aud other foieign oountrIe,' 'A't'''
Specification, Assignments, aud all Papers o'
Drawings for Patents executed on Liberal trims
and With despatch. RsssaIrhes made into Ame-
riran OF Foreign works Ia determine the VALIDITY
or utility of patsnts 90 iPvcniions-sad legal ~
otb., advice rendered IN all matters touching the
.,,,e. Comic. Of the claims of any Patents Tor
,i.h.Jb, ,.mittIne One Dollar. Assignments Tt.
cofded at Washington.
Thi. Asrnc, Il. not only the largest IN New Eng.
anil hat through IL inventors have advantage lee
.eeuring patents or asoeftaining the pa'sni'hil"y
az inysniion.. un.urpasscd BY, ifnot immea'ufa-
M, .,n.,io, Ia. ary which can BE- offered them
.I..,h.,. Tn. testimonials below gwen prove
,b,, ,o,. /. MORT SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFICE than the suhscr'ber, and a.
SUccpSS rs THE BEST PROOF Of AID.
vISTlGES AND ABILITY, he would add
thai M, IA. abundant reason o. believe, aud can
nav. thai At no oihet office of the hind are the
,b,rse. Ia, ssionalscr,ices 90 uUdrIair. The
unim.,., p,,sticsof the subscriber 'lufing twenty
year. mas: has enabled him 10 accumulate vast
collection 81 specifications aud "ihcisl decisions
1.-THE. IA r,tsnt. Thee, besides his extensive
I,l,,y, Of LEGAL and mechanical sorhs and inll ac
,,,,,. oC P,,spt. granted IN the United Stairs aud
r,,o,. render him able bey ond question, 10 offer
,up.rior l,ciliiies Tor obtaining patents.
An o.cr..ity II Journey TO Washington topfo-
cure patent and the usual great delay mere are
saVsd inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
STATE OF MAINE.

I,OSrS ~ run.rd pr,.e-uti,n., allo~ed by
I the Court of & ttrt, Ca n,ssipners. At the
VI, r,rn, \. u. 1853, as ce,ti6cd to ne by
the CiyfA ut saii Court.
state ". G~,rge ". G,isia, Sl6 -
Oug,u,ir,l byf,rr sni alLi~cd by
Juhn Bruwa, E.g.
STATE ". Atsl ham. IS
Ougin,'ri h-f'f- tpi ,llowriby
Z. :. BnIghan, E.q.
SDieys Ant. Braat II al. q IS
Ougil,ui before AL allowed by
:. Buigh,p. Esq.
states. \ X. 4. whuu,a, IO7
Originate bs zee an allowed by
Z. :. Buiyhtu. E.l.
state ". Ch,.. n. III, EJarkson, ~ ~
Orig,n,trl b-f'rr ut allowed by
a. \. kapp, E.i.
State W. G,p,i Ci-un-ni. - 81
Ongiapt. h.i,fe AT sIlas,d by
\. h. Np,pp, ~.
state ". H-rr, Weeks, 90
State ". L. ThSd. as
O0s,pU-l i-l,r~ all allowed by
III Il. Be,n, 60.
state ". C,ru. ". Crt,n. al
Ouglp,ts' b-f,r- All ,lllsei hy
l.a- y. Sualr,, E.l
State ". iona q Bnu.. AS
Ougiaat-d i,-.orr All allowed by
ur.suu. Note. To.
state ~. Jahn ". Kral,u. n IS
Ougiaalrl bel,rs ,ni allrs-i by
Jane. u. amlu, E,p.
state y. fr,n-i. l. Berry. y IS
Ous,p,te.l h.i,1- I,hn ]. Perry. E.p.
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JOSEPH BNRVOMS. Treasurer.
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