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Machine Made Hose.
Great improvement Of tNis Age
y. HOWARD D'S
Hydraulic Hose Sowing Machines
NEW IMPROVED

dydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY II. J.
lFa BOOTH CO., at the MarysSnic Foundry and
Machine Shop.
seams which will stand the pressure of seventy five
feet l SINGLE for twenty cents per yard for sewing,
and will last as long the ouck will without ripping.
NV appeal is to the Miners of Yuba, Sierra, Holo,
Colusa Tehama, Plumas, Shasta and Siskiyou coun-
ties. Give me a liberal patronage and will pledge
myself asa man, to work great revolution through
out the State as regards eheapness Of Hose, etc
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysvle which will sew sixty yards per hour.
In few weeks l shall have one situated at Sacra-
mcnto, one at Dutch Flat, and one at PacerviHe.
ltismv wish and intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewing is far above hand Sewing,
in DURABILITY and STRENGTH rs heaven is from
the earth
County scrip will he taken at 90 cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
Any person wishing information concerning my
Work. can obtain it by enquring OF the most re
spectacle citizens and merchants of Mary'yille and
Nevalu also miners from different localities, among
whom are the following:
l. II Bsbb, NIrysv.lc mer Sherman Cherokee Flat
ITochsiadter & Bro " " Wood merchant
w II Ellis Z" T. 7 Bean Nevada mer
Tcnnent & Co " Davenport Co
Dewey 4 Co " CB Ault Nevada 60 miner
Chas REYNOLDS " l. Crosman E" "
Tojr & Stevens brandy W Jacobs & Co " "
City miners J ii Brant Nevada "
Uainer & Co Down'le " Wall & Newman mcrch
II Smith Morstown Drake Co st Valley
Sumnorland & Co Gibson Go Eaglcyille
Strawberry Valley II Harseloy Oroyiile
Probcck O. DoFtowu"
In connection with Hose sewing am pleased to
announce to the citizens Of Mary 'yillc and the sur
rounding country that will go into the business OF
boc making and shall prosecute the same At reduced
prices TO al ;s'o will give me liberal share of rler
patronage. All orders for House Iiuiues, Awnings,
Tnnts Carpets, Garden Hose, Grain and -Four Sacks,
&c. VIII h promptly ElicJ az No. il9 First street, OPP
''f,.b.ls f.bls,my sHowARD.
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Blddle. commanding the reserve force lately

Biddle, commanding the reserve force lately
encamped at Cumberland, occupied New
Creek Bridge on Sunday, by order OF Gen.
Mcclellan Gel. Kane, of the same brigade,
occupied Piedmont, and Capt Irwin took his
post at New Greek village. The enemy pre-
cipitately retreated on the approach OF the
forces. Captain Taylor pursued and caPtur-
ed a wagon filed with plunder. On Monday
morning the enemy attacked Captain lrwin's
position, but were vigorously rePulsed, leay-
ing two dead and carrying off some wound ed.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Inquirer has
a letter from Bunker Hill Va, in relation to
the advance CT Gen Patterson's column to that
point. On Monday, Tompkins, with the
Rhode Island battery, led the van. Six hun
dred of the rebel cavalry under Col Stewart,
charged the 23d Pennsylvania Regiment, not
seeing the battery, which opened on them,
breaking their charge. The rebels quickly
retreated pursued by Colonel Thomas of the
regular cavalry. One captain and a private
were captured.
WAsnINGToN, July 17th-The Republican
of this morning says the general movement
was in the direction of Fairfax Court House,
which is no great distance from the right of
Gen. McDowels line. Though it is near IA
miles from the extreme right, the army will
halt for the night this side of Fairfax, which
the enemy w;n probably take occasion to
eyacuate tonight, and resume their march in
the morning.
The Intelligencer says an officer who arr
rived here last night direct from Martins sburg
yesterday morning, says General johnson
broke up his camp on Bunker Hill on Nom
day, and commenced the retreat of his whole
army towards WinchesteL Gen. Patterson,
with his entire force, Immediately went in
pursuit, and was about II miles in the rear
of Johnson.
WAsuINGroN, July l7th Especial to the Com
merciaD-A message to the War Department
says Fairfax Court House was occupied at
sunrise, the rebels having previously aban-
doned the place.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-30

Doors AND SHOES Read G. Armetrongs
advertisement in this mornings Democrat.
He has just received an immense summer
stock of boots shoes, brogans buskins, con-
gress CATERS, oxford ties, etc, and is now
allie to fit and suit erybody.
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high, cutting off the trees above the heads of
our boys Our advance. which alone entered
The engagement, numbered less than 1000
1t is thought our fDrees at Gowleshurgh will
cut off the retreat of the remnant, and secure
the few baggage wagons left he rebel
army was composed mainly Of Georgians and
Eastern Yirginians. The Goorgians were
direct from Pensacola.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-30

REcoRDER's Counr--July 59th, Gotleb
Platuer, assault on China woman-orrested
on Saturday 27th-forfelted his bail $40.
Kate Malone, d. and d.-fned $50. James
Connqv, d. and d., $40. Richard Morris, d.
and d.. $40.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-30

STORES & SIlIELDS...... .........PRCPRIETORS
July 81, 1861.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-30
Speech of Senator McDougaIl on Senate
RESOLUTIONS Of Respect lor the Memo.

Speech of Senator McDougaII on Senate
Resolutions of Respect Tor the Memo
~ OF Douglas.
In the Senate July 9th, Senator Trumbull
Of Illinois, in feeling speech announced the
death of the Hon. S. A. Douglas, and offered
the following:
ReSolyed, That the mdmbers of the Senate,
from sincere desire of showing every mark
of respect due to the memory of the Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas deceased, late Senator
from the State of Illinois, will go into mourn
ing 10y wearing Grape on the left arm for So
days.
R,SoLoed unanimously, That as an addi
tional mark ofrespect for the memory otllon
stephen A. Douglas, the Senate do now ad-
journ.
Mr.. McDougall-Mr Presidents received
the frs intelligence of the decease of the late
Senator from Illinois as the pilot came on
board our ship on my recent arrival off the
harbor of New York The universal and
solemn exhibition of the profoundest sorrow
on the part of all the companions of my voy-
age, embracing men of all classes all opin-
ions, and all sections, fully showed that the
dead Senator had filed large place in the
hearts of the American people. All seemed
to feel that another cf our great men-one of
those who had most and best illustrated our
republican institutions--had left US forever
for the companionship of his fathers. Gone,
too, at time when his great qualities for
counsel and conduct were most needed by his
country But, as poweress for the moment
to resist the tide of emotions. bowed my
head in silent grief, it came to me that the
Senator had lived to witnesa the opening Of
the present unholy war upon cur Govern
ment. That witnessing it from the Capital Of
his State as his highest and best position, he
had sent forth war cry worthy OF that Doug
las who, as ancient legends tell, with the
welcome of the knightly Andalusian King
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Arrivals at the 4. S. Hotel.

Arrivals at the Z. $. Hotel.
STORES & SHIELDS. ..... ..........PROPRIEToEs
July -, 1861.
Crane L 7 Clayton's r'h Hammond II Pine Grove
Buckc!cw W DuvnU ii \ AUl arm
Swain Bangor GrishgmJ
Smith J. r Ga TONS r'h Stacks } Scttcr co
snow w burst city
Spoor IL c San Juan McGeyJ
Lloyd sam Port Wine PIERCE L
Thomas San Juan HelEnap Chss
1inutse Groves j
Erskine w K Long Bar Touch Timbuctoo
Thrasher Kelley Fosters Bar
Byrne W J Downieville Thompson j
Guthcre'J San Juan lloe Yuba
Jrekson son Mrs HIeman city
Talbot Ingalls Z Il Camrtonville
July rs
South Mrs Lanlin D
Putnam VC yanderbeer city
Johnson Mrs OroYiie Page James lily
EDDY liill Lem j
Miller Geo Forest city Stewart B +
| Chambers Evans w
Fcnuewmd Ford S Indiana ranch
CUNNINGHAM Groves J
Morley . II Glib oavile MARTA 4 Dosbins r'h
Sneed J Camptouvlc Rule J G. Browns Valley
LoGdon T. lIancut Basye james
Collier IimbUctoo sherman Il VT A l. C0lusa
Hall Geo Butte co Simmons l. SAC river
Watkins W Tehama Odair II
Williams BSac River Mildlemi.t a Garden Val
Eleven Pleasant Valley RidOut
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Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
J. b. WuITCoMB.... PROPRIETOR.
July y, 1861.
II Eddy Ohio Flat 7. Fowler Nevada
John Mhealdnn J G Mikescll
: Sample city ; II Wordeu Columbia IN
| S lIochstader city / Niao g
| II Murrel Yauka Jim n Gishwiller Sand Flat
/ Miss Oukcs DcgtoWn j Matore
/ Roberts La Porte II Morse
! Wm Roberts & l. Uiuus
| Robert Jones " John A Hern
| David Jones " Ilu n Cannon
Ju'y 2S
| I j. hlder city J"ln wilson Forest city
| W W Sites Michigan John NJ Wilson
| ) Witsel Grass Valley Homer King DoWuieyi,Io
| 5 s Gibson Garden Val Morse
| G Zimmerman La Port IL Beaman GaIena Hill
! DeLaKose son John Boygan
| j Du:min Lawesberg La Port
Mrs Smith II Moon
Josh Black 0r9vilie Geo Elliott
| J WOrdwcll " / Atkinson Oak Valley
w Backmore La Porte Bcnress
1 NJ Adler ANrigh5 city
/ j Barod II II Bliss Cauptouv'le
Il RWeLber San Francisco Mrs Starks Nevada
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CoNDwIoN OF Mrs. BoIcu Mrs Boyec,
who was shot by her husband, at The st.
Nicholas Hotel, on Saturday, was yesterday
somewhat improved, and her physician, DIR.
Lasvignes, thought she would recover. Her
little boy is entirely olt Of danger
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yNEGN COUNTY l'ECzkEE'.

UNyON COUNTY ,gECzkEE'.
For SHERIFF,
HERNDON BARRI3IT,
For Clerk,
T.. NJ Raglan.
For District Attorney,
GEORGE ROWE.
For Recorder
J.. 7. CRANE.
For Tax Collector,
HORACE BEACH.
For Assessor,
Z. J. SHERWOOD.
For Treasurer,
j. p. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
Y. ID. HUBBARD.
For Superintendent Public instructor,
Il. B. WALSW ORTIZ.
For Public Administrator,
A. J. HEWITT.
For CorQ1er,
T. HAMILTON.
For The Assembly,
T. TEEGARDEN,
). G. SARGENT,
ID. r. SAMPLE.
iuly9 If
The national Republican., 1861-07-13

WAsHISGToS PRIsrER HUyG-The Jas.
McGaH, OF Greencastie, Pa, reported to have
been hung at Harper's Ferry, was James Gaff,
a compositor In the Congressional Globe Office,
and member of the Columbia T, biographical
Society. Mr.. CAT was employed in the Globe
office the two last sessions Of Congress, and
had many friends among the printers of Wash.
ington. He leaves wife and one child, who
are at present living in Greencastle, Pa.
nd CaIxISAL Cousr.-Y Y esterday, Robert Au.
drey, indicted on charge Of assault and bat.
terry on John Keefe, was found guilty, and sen.
fenced TO three months impnsonnieht in jail.
He ms also found guilty Of stealing q small
amount Of money from the same person, and
sentenced to fifteen months additional impris.
onment therefor. in' aHi.. 900 ~ p.
William Tslbart, charged with an assault and
battery on Zachariah Taylor, was found not
guilty. .'J nmN Io n.'' .E'. .hl HalN.
! Thomas Ratclife was found guilty of the
larceny of several dollars, the property Of John
Keefe, and sentenced to fifteen months in.
prisonment in jail. Iwu ."' l.
: Robert Banks was found guilty Of stealing
gold watch from Capt. Taylor, and sentenced
to two years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
r. s. Davis, Of this city, has beer admitted
to practice in this court. ' 10 ...."
%
BADLY BEATES.--A young man named Stew.
art, residing on Capitol Hill, was badly beaten
in house near the depot yesterday morning.
He was removed Immediately TO the Washing.
ton Infrmsry. 1t was reported at late hour
last night that he had died from the injuries re-.
ceived. .... .. p.
At large and enthusiastic meeting, last
evening, Of the Tsst Rifles, the following named
gentlemen we're elected oficers Captain, James
E. Waugh frst lieutenant, H. P. Antes; sec.
ond lieutenant, Chss. E. Tucker. This corps
is composed Of good and tried men, who have
served their country faithfully for three months,
and are now going in for the war. Look out
for the TAFT boys when the work commences.
TIE TwrL Eth AND Firth REGIMENTS
Advices from Martinsburg state that these ia
v0rite regiments arrived at that place on Tues.
day, and have joined General Patterson's di.
| vision.
| A Coon Acr.-We understand that General
Mansfield has given orders positively prohibit
ing the Introduction into the city Of bones and
oAal from the beeve slaughter houses.
The locomotive sunk at Alexandria, was
raised last Sunday, not by sailors, but by the
civil engineers laborers from the navy yard
under the supervision Of c. W. White.
WHtrEHURsr, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue
has corps of artists engaged in taking view
Of camp scenery, groups Of officers, soldiers, &c
Call and leave your orders. See his cart d
uisite photographs, for sending in letters.
june 20--lmeo# ~
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NEWS LIE MS.

Warren M. Graham who was woundeda at the
battle at Willismsport, and who has since died,
was the commercial editor of the Milwaukee
Wisconsin, and was among the first Of those
who enrolled themselves in the ranks OF the
defenders of the nations honor. he was
young man and leaves small family.
The total vote in Texas on the secession
question was 64,826, of which &C., l27 was in
favor Of, and 1867 against it. Thirty.tour
new and unorganized counties sent in no re-.
turns.
The steamer j. E. Coffee, of the rebel
"navv," on Monday last, captured the schooner
Transit, Of New London, c., while passing
Cape Hatteras. She was valued at $4,000,
and was in ballast, having been South with
stores for troops.
1t is stated that Judge Burton, Of Kentucky,
and Hon. Frank P. Blair, OF Missouri, are each
getting up company of sharp.shooters in
their respective States for Col. Bender's regi'
ment. The Governors do not assist as do
those Of other States, but upon application to
the President he expressed himself very much
interested in this regiment, and promptly gave
the assurance that all expenses would at once
be reimbursed. Mr.. john I. Croxton, Of Paris
Kentucky, will receive applications from that
State, and Mr.. Blair from his own State, at St
Louis The test for membership is to be an
average of five inches in ten shots from the
centre, at two hundred yards at rest, or the
same average at one hundred yards ofhand
A line of telegraph has been erected, con
Meeting Pensacola with Montgomery.
The Louisville recruiting office for the South
ern Confederacy reports, July II, that 2,0Ol
men have left Kentucky for the Contederat,
army within fifteen days; that during the SAM
time the Federal enlistment in the State ha,
not reached $50. Other authorities agree tina
from 60 to 70 per day leave kentucky for th,
! Confsderats army. Ur
The national Republican., 1861-07-13
BY GREEN CIVILIANS, Auctioneers

LIME GENTLEMAN'S OR LADY'S RIDING
L HORSE, FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
On Saturday, the 18th instant, we shall SELL in
front Of our store, No. 526 Seventh street, at .
o'clock A. NJ, an excellent assortment OF new
and secondhand Furniture, viz:
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Bedding,
and Looking Glasses;
with large assortment OF other Furniture, which
we deem unnecessary to enumerate.
Also, at 10 o'clock, an excellent Black Riding
Horse, flowing name and tail, young and active.
Terms, cash in specie.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
july l2-2t Auctloneers.
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: Ben. McCnllocb, who is so frequently re.
ferred to rs man Of military renown, never,
save on one occasion, commanded more than
one company Of men. Upon that occasion he
was accidentally placed for two weeks in com.
nand of about four hundred Texans, hurriedly
collected together to repel an attack made by
the Comanches. Subsequently he acted a.
scout during the Mexican war, under General
Taylor, and WAS afterward appointed United
States marshal for Texas. He is . man Of
undoubted courage, but no soldier. 81. Louis
DeMocrat. w -.-,LaI- .----- IL
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OFFICIAL.
. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of The Thirty ssvsnth
Congress
(PUBLtc-No. IL

AN ACT to refund and remit the duties on arms
ni y1rh.m imported by States. .#
Be 10 enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatipes of the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury be and he is hereby authorized and directed
to refund and remit the duties and imposts on
all arms imported into the United State, since
the first day of May last, or which may be i'm
ported before the first day Of January next, by or
for the account Of any State ProVidsd, The
Secretary OF the Treasury shall BIZ satisfied that
the said arms are intended, In good faith, for The
use Of the troops Of any State which is or may be
engaged In aiding to suppress the insurrection
now existing against the United States.
Approved, July 10, 1861. Lad.
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IMPORTANT TO MILITARY OFFICERS.

. IMPORTANT TO MILITARY OFFICERS.
An indispensable Article for tho Cam.
4 palgn.
A TRUNK WITH COUCH, MOSQUITO, AND
e. FLY NET ATTACHED.
.Srony', Patent Army Trunk and Portable Bsdstead
Combined
THIS new and admirable invention consists of
l. Trunk, in two sections, opening endways,
and when opened, by means Of q very simple ar
rangement, can be transformed into comfortable
couch, { feet inches long, with enamelled cloth
covered curled-h hair mattress, and overhupg by
light frame. work Tor musquito net or oil-cloth
covering to shed rain, all read ly adjusted, with
out disturbing the contents Of the trunk. eau be
prepared Tor 81, epng or put up for travelling In
two minutes with ease. When closed, II only
occupies space Of 28 inches long, IS wide, and
10 high and forms comfortable seat 1t Is
made in the strongest and most durable style,
aud will stand any wear aud tear TO which 1t can
be subjected. Being waterproof, 1t can be spread
out in the rain or mud, If necessary. Each Sec
ton affords clear space inside tor clothes, Of
26a inches long, lS wide, and high. 1t has
been examined by large number OF army oti.
GERS, all Of whom, without exception, pronounce
1t just the thing, and none who consult economy
convenience, comfort and health, will be with
out one. Besides, when In general use, IL viii
save the transportation OF u vast deal of lug.
gag.
Price of the trunk, with mattress, musqutc
Me-, AID Duck Cover, all complete, SAG. Orders
by mail or express, accompanied by the cash
will be promptly attended 10, and the Trunk for
warded by express to any point.
Inventor and Manufactured, W. B. STRONG
No l Warren street, corner Broadway, New
YeIk Agent for the District of Columbia and thu
South, A. s. GARNER salesroom 338 Pennsyl
vauia avenue, Washington, D. O., 10 either
whom orders Gao be addressed. jy l3-lw
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Government Hospital for the Insane.

NTANTED, two men and their wives, without
w children, or two unmarried women, ~
tween thirty and forty years Of sge. To snch
perso-s who will produce satisfactory evidences
Of sufficient intelligence and energy to AXE q
leading part In one or another branch Of the do.
mestic service Of this Institution, and Of good
habits and character, good situations and liberal
wages will be given. Apply to the Superintend-
ent, at the hospital. jy l3-lw
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S26 REWARD!

STRAfEO or stolen from the Camp Of thirty
~ seventh regiment New York volunteers, two
large bay Horses, branded U. s. on left shoulder.
One has sore shoulder from collar. Above re-
ward offered for return Of horses.
CHAS. II. HOTr,
Quarteruaster 3Tth Reg't y. w,
july IL East Capitol street
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A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
TO BE SOLD

AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
uAvING DETERMINED 10 CLOSE BUsI-
II ness, my enlire stock of fine Dress Goods
will be sold at cost.
Fancy Silks, Lace, Mantillas, and Shawls, less
than cost.
All kinds of domestic goods at greatly reduced
prices.
ALSO,
Carpeting, Oil Cloth, aud Straw Mating will
be sold at cost. l3tgfis oE ...-'. -
Day District, Eastern, and Northern Money
taken at par n !. NV, W. BURpETTE,
No. .s5l Seventh street, between
july Saw -. l and K streets,
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,

A ND other gentlemen, can be accommod ated
n with splendid apartments at very moderate
prices. Apply to DR.. Zappore, near Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty fifth street, first ward, DR.
Zappore continues teaching French Spanish,
Italian, German, Portuguese, Latin Greek.
and other languages, and patients, especially
foreigners, may find in him convenient physi-
clan. july 2-1
The national Republican., 1861-07-13

yNTANTED-Two good Drumpers, to muster
w into service with the TAFT Rifles. Apply
AZ Armory, Pennsylvania avenue, between Thir-
teenth and Thirteenth -and-a-half streets.
July 1895
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VESSELS CAPTURED BY pRryArEERs.

Boston, July IA brig from Bangor ar.
rived at Newport this morning, with the crew
of the brig John Welch, of Trinidad, for Fal.
mouth, which was captured bv the privateer
Jeff: Davis, on Saturday, of Cape Hatteras.
ransscIed the ship, but allowed ali her to proceed
on account Of her draft of water, The pirivateer
Jeff. Davis also captured the schooner J. O.
Rarner of New York, and an unknown brig
one hundred miles southeast Of Nantucket, in
the south shoals.
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JOSEPH SHAFFIELD'S

b A l. Il, M ORE CON EFECTIONERE, I,
No. 36s SaufA 81, ;st,,een g and II sts..
WASHINGTON. &. 9,
l'RESH CAKES every day Candies OF all
/ kinds, Wedding cakes. Fancy cakes, Pyra-
mids Of all kinds and sizes, Charlotte Russo,
Blanc Mango, and Jellies, made to order. Par
ties, Suppers, Balls, Excursions, Weddings, ana
other entertainments, furnished on the most rea-
sonable terms lie Cream and Water Ices, $l.26
per gallon. feb lem
The national Republican., 1861-07-13

DRS LOCKWOOD DARRELL are prepared
- to insert TEETH on YULCANITE BASE
q new and improved mode. When made on this
plan, they are comfortable to wear, and much
cheaper than any other. Also, Teeth inserted on
Gold Plate, and all dental operations of any kind
that may he desired. Office room, No 8, in the
Washington Building, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventh street. feb Is
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES,
MUM AND COMPANY
Proprietors of the Scientific American, and
Agents for procuring American and Foreign

PATENTS,
Wih Sizteen Years Experience in The Bisi"ess.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt.
Hon. W. D. Bishop, ex-Commissioners of Patents.
and TO more than fifteen thousand inventors
who have had business done through Mum
Co.'s Patent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, 2o
cents, mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mall.
Preliminary Examination in United States
Patent Office, S..
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ington, corner OF and Seventh streets, oppo.
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