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HARDWARE.
Table Knives Forks and Carvers Forks,
Pocket and butcher Knives.
Hunting and bowie Knives,
Germ silver, britannia and iron table spoons.
' tea ditto.
Basting spoons and soup Ladies',
Scissors, shears and razors
Butts and hinges. Screws Of every size,
Candlesticks. brass and japan,
Hammers, assorted. Hatchets,
Trowels. plastering and masons,
Cunyeombs assorted,
Files Of every description,
Castors. brass and iron Adzcs
and every article usually kept in Hardware store.
reed by late arrivals
jan 20, 90 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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q. s.. MAIL LINE FROM
Van Buren, to Little Rock.

N@ TNHE Proprietor of the above
@5A Il line has placed upon the
with good stock and careful and experienced driv-
ers and every means will be used 20 secure the
comfort of passengers.
The Stages pass through ;he town. Of Lerissuroh
korristorn CLayksrlIs and Ozark arriving at V an
Buren, every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
Up m. Leaves Van Buren, every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at a m.
Passage from Van Buren, TO Little Rock, SIG 0c
I" to Fort Smith. So
The stage will not. positively. be sent for pas
sengcrs until the fair is raid.
feb 1850 S. ADLER. Agent at Van Buren
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Attention!

Attcn ton
lust reed by steamer Hickman, large va
u riety Of
BOYS CLOTHITG,
consisting Of Coats, Jackets,
Pants. Vests,
of all styles and materials, for sale cheap, by
mar 9. l~t0- S. ADLER
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Maa.S1one.

\HE subserib9. has aE his residence, about
SIX miles ftum the City al Van Buren. On the
fayetteviile Road, . MAIDSTONE, which 10 VAR
rant q 10 cure. On being applied. all bites from
Poisonous animals. dogs. snakes. etc. charge
wiH be made. SA40Ef-DAKER.
Ssp<. II, lee0 llS3vu
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NEW GOODS /.

NEW GOODS
ID PERKINS has in store and is now receiv-
4 ing large assortment Of Goods, generally
Kept in store Of this kind consisting in part Of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Calicoes. Ginghams, Muslins, Jaeosets. Domest-
@, bleached and nm bleaehed. Stripes; Bed Tick
ng; Hosiery and Gloves ladies and children s
Fancy hats hickory shirting linen check Flan-
neis, white, req and yellow, etc. etc.
CssfAssS paInts, vests, etc. Of all kinds
'Sairts, under-shirts and drswen Umbrellas and
aEssols, eet, etc
sshuca Books Of vssio1s kinds psp1, iak, pens.
Looking Gsasses. Men, ladies snd ehildFen's
HATS, CARS, BOOTS and SHOES.
ust reed aad for sale low. p. PuxIN.
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DR.. j. C. AVER L CO.
LOWELL, MASS.

Sold by Dr. L. G. White. Van Buren /; Aaves 4
Bro. Fort Smith, and BY an dealers in Medicine,
syRyvhere
Wholesale by Johs Wright Co., New Orleans,
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l1n0E...l1naE.
INRESH Lime f. sals ~
Il - D'ss " 4. PoWKx1 . -
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QR hhds brown sugar.,
OO $50 begs Rio euAee,
nisals and for sale by
- A'0 J.. Hnas. Wnssxsu O.
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BOYS GOTHING.

USf opening large lot ef Youshs and boyu
u Clothing. and for sale cheap ct the stogS of
: eePe .. le6O. SAMUEL ADLER
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H3MlRU IS dog good leather
[GW i Trunks. which olIer st pr;ees
~ . ss,ses ~-s-s---s-~ & AnJ.ER
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-15
American & Foreign Patent.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
H.ate Agent of U. Patent Office, Washington g.
the Act OF 1879 "' uhle

Late Agent Of U. S Patent Office, Washinyor
the Act OF 1879 '' uhh
76 State street. opposite kilby ST., Hos.
FTER an extensive practice OF upwards oC,noh
II wears continues ~ secure Patents in the nited
also in Great Britain France, and other foreon iae
tries Caveats Specifications, Assignments ana eoun
pers or Drawings for Patents, executed on liber,i "a
and with despatch. Researches made into Anero lhS
Foreign Works 10 determine the validity or ut,, r ~
tents O inventions, and legal or o!her advice rend i'
all matters touching the sane Copies Of the aie
any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar ."S d
nlenls recorded AT Washington. ''s0
This Agency il moi only the largest in New r.,
but through il nven have have adv IMAGES fo,
patents, ascertaining the Fatfntaity Of inr4n,.
nnsurpassedby, if not immersurS bly, peiicrtoany"
can be offered them selvie"e. The tFsi iinrnirl
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL T3nN
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber; and sI,r,trh
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES Ann spT
lTY, he would add hat he has abnndan reasons Ia
and prove that at no other Office of the kind arc
charges for professional services so moderate The
nense practice of the subscriber during twenty ~ m'
past has enabled him TO accumulate vast coll,
specifications and official decisions relative to nn,en,
These besides his extensive library lega, and
ical works and full accounts Of patents granted -
United States and Europe tndrr him able, beyond w.
tion to offer superior facilities for obtaining patent
All necessity of journey to Washington, to prccnr.
patent and the usual great delay there are heIe nr
Inventors. Nv"
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capade aud ,u
cessfW practitioners with whom have bad had oRr
intercourse.
CHAS. MASON" Commissioner Of itt +,
" have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that lbev
cannot EMPLOY person more competent and tmSlnolr
ami more capable of putting their applications in a f,n
TO secure fer them an ery and favorable ronslpl,i
at the Patent Office. EDMOND BURKE
Late Com missioner Of r;tcat,
g Boston, February g. ISIS
"Mr. R. II, Eddy las made for me THlNTEFN 9ma
cations II hut enc III which patents have been rr.
ed, n nd that is pending. Such GnmhtaErr
proof OF great talent and ability his rart lads me-
recommend a inventors to lpp'y to him to procure &
patents, they may be of having the most lha
attention bestowed their and very r2asa3,
charges JOHN TACGART."
From Sept. l7h. 1857, to June 17Ih, 1855 the subcl
in Of his large practice, made twice rnirrp
appllcations SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE n
which decided in his favor, by the Commissioner If
Patents. K. H. EDDY
Boston, Jan. |, 1850. SAW
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The celebrat New England reIcdj tor liabtual Oh
stpaton. Jhundica Fever ana Ague, Genet al bepl
ity and all Use. sr.sipS CHI dIStrted SloLacA
Liver Fowls,
TIcg ere used and recommended by he leading lFs
icias lie Country. and all who use HEN pfH uhce
them lL.vaiual lie. ,.,
Dr. JAMES l.. LEEPkRE writes f lm HayarTe, lark
c.. O. The bit,cs raj ed By '!os, suicFii Z en-
il dioc lie n dyspepsia and lrer co'9pl"ini'
T. ). DAVIS 0stmas.er IT " IL lalnsiOlt -, says
Il give is act:Ol. III III my Ell, having Ia
h, cld, tCcCue Ir0trac aud lost my appetite II re-
i.evad me, and can rcommendH wi'h great ass liahcc
of ITS merits - =, ,
they the most va liable MEDICINE oiiei cd tie has
rec, mmenGed hem W lth great utcts, ard with them
made seyera! ctr of pa'pi;a;n {" the mart ana g II
Ial debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, co Bountvie, Henry co .
Ind writes long let G. undel date OF May 4, 1860
He was much uced, having been afi cted for Three
years with great nervous debji'y, paipta on OF the
ter Ing few bottles vas completely restored and ain
LOW III robust cath
q w HOFFMAN says he afflicted with rheun,-
a;ism tor twenty all its ious 10 ms, and at
The date of t, letter he has been i've Yeas well; the
Bters eilecng cure, Whta several Phys Cans at end
ing him could bin Cd He say, for riieuna
tism, dls pei sa, liver coinpa nj, kidney affection VI
d1 ops. ii tpe;itic CERTAIN remedy.
D. W. Hun | VII rs from DelphO>, Aliel Co, Ohio,
Ca section where teycrand hgue prevail that he mo
cheetuiy recommends hem OF decided merit in al cases
OF tcve and Ague d SltIsja and General Debility
u GALLERIES, ". D. write from Van Vert O.,
~ must respectful ~ recommend Il Sherry Vine SIT
tcrS the Ct &c Of s pic ptrons, aud all WHO re
Qniie stimulating medicine"
Such News receiving Daily.
FUi l. DlkECliIt;, \, CDMf NY EAt II BU!ILE.
Sod bf dealers in medicine generally. fAtar. ms
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elS,c.sewes. eeayer's stsfasc.

f,IiI Subscribers having been aPpnInted by HE " or
1 abe Probate Coult for the DfiiIcl o! RHnfoFh,
Commissioner iorect.vr examine and ADJUST az clahs
aad demands oil all pc" gnne he Estate {" Eten' yer
Seaver late OF Wl!iansoW0, IN SAID District decFstu'
represented nsoEvcn; and The term of 6mohhs from le
iii dy If ,arch 1861, being iowed by said Court {" The
creditors said dece to exhibit and prove lhcf re
spectyt claims bet0re give noctt hat SO III hthd
tothc duties appoint ment al me dVt Hls mouse
ihc uidow Sophr. MIA Seaver. in Wamstown, IN said
district the 3I>l # August, next, AT . O'CLOCK III
The forenoon sail day
ALVIN SMITH, tro,,,r
JOHN LYNDE,
WjGila,,town, March 81, 1851 4A3f
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SVnga. ~. sgOossaval> Estate.

~TATE OF VERMONT, m Probate Count held al
washington DisrRlcr. IS, Montpelier, within and for
said District. on the sth day at AWi A. d. 1861.
WHITMAN HOWARD Administrator on the Estate
Gf Wn. ". Wuud I'd. late OF EnHbuly, IN said DIS
ct, decea ed presents his administration accountio
settlement: Wherrupon it is ordered that the same he
ercd the Both day OF April next at the Probate Office,
said Montpelier, for examination and allowance and
that all concerned be notified hereof hv the publication Of
order in ho Gfeon Mountain Freeman. printed ii
Aioutpcer, three sUccesSively rs may he
they may appeal and said time and place if they
see c ulsp, object therto By order Of Cuurt.
Iw3 Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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Probate Courts for Randolph
Skfsss'IgH

nROBATE 1OURTS within and for the District OF Kan
doph for the year ensuing, will BE- holden as follows
bav in each month; at the Orange County Hotel in
Chelsea on the third Thursday in each month at thao
wck's Hotel in West Randolph, on the fourth THURSDAY
in each month"; At J. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
tom en- lie second Thursday in February, Nay and Aug
uSt. ly oIucf % No'itt, 49, r-...
Tha,coa Darptnhar | $500
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lNToTaIuA-'E7zs
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs.

flynESE MEDIC IN ES have low htca tetoc tle pub
lie Tor pc5iod OF lhl t years, and during that time
have mainta.td oh character in aln ost every part
OF the gotc Tor their ordinary aud immediate
power oil Ie,torng lerioct heath TO persons suffering
under Lealy every kind disease to which human flesh is
lai lie
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Pr1fsafc Courts.

STATE OF VENOM paoBAIE c 6Sics 0 Wtni
WAsHINGToN DISTRICT IS and for the DIStrlct alor.
said win be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier IL
id District on Tuesday of each week. during the yeal
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
gIested 70 atten to the same On said court DAYS
T. 4. MFHGILL judge.
IL. ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-15

THIS critics that have given my son, Henry A. Gull
1 yer, his time during the remainder of his minority,
and shall claim his earnings, pay any debts of h
contracting, after this date. THOMAS CULVER.
DANIEL CHhSE, Witness,
Worcester. Starch is, 1861. G7+fw3*
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e office.

NIS is to certify, that have tn day sold my Sam
i u"l Ma Khan, his time during the remainder Of his
minority, and that shall claim ofhis wages pay
any debts Of his contracting after this date
RoXbury, March 30, 1861. EDWIN 4. MAXIIAM
Lorenzo Ellis, Witness. pc ,3wS
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Il < u
have main and h Oh character in almost every part
OF The glote Tor their .N'aor,oIay aua mnyaiatc
under lealy every kind disease to which human flesh is
liai lie
The following are among tic distressing variety Of
human dis encs in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,
are wei Known t. he lntalilLla.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first az accol q
scmaehs and creating flow of pure healthy bile III
stead OF the stale and acrid kind Fa.uncy, loss ct
Appetite heartburn hcaaache, Keste sne.s, ll-tem G.
Anxiety. La guor ond melancholy which the gen.
eral symptoms OF Dyspepsia, will vanish as natural
eqe noe OF its cure
CoIIvENEss, by ceat sing the Whole length Of Tie liz
-st with solvent process, aud without violence
all voleu purges leave The bowels costi,e within w
days.
fEyEHs of all kinds by rsto ing The Lood 70 reg
ular circuaion through the process OF respiration
i'll such c's aad the thorough solution c! all intestinal
obstruction in Others
The l. ie ,ltd,cines have been known to Ruc0ma
tn euauenly in three weeks, and Il ,ut IN hal! tna
tim" by owing local il niation tr' III the muscles
and ltaments OF the jG hts.
DHorsrHs Of all kinds, ly ffe 'ng End tren2th ming
the KID, cys and baud.; tly operate de Ugh tui
Oh taese important org"l $ ma Mncc have ever tteA
ionnd c'r"in Ienldy fl lie wo'st ca'es cf Gravel
b wells he shiny after 10 which III Sc GeaueS aGlcre
SCUkvY CLcEEe and llvetc' ale so!ts ty tie perfect
purity winch uss Lie Medicines The o!o2t aui all
scounpTlc FDtlr1ons nd bad Conr'eNions by their
atei a.iIc effect UpN tie fluids ia he skim and
the mGtbid ate II which rtCEe.ors all ,ruptive
pialns sal Nv, tl2N"y and her disagre:ab complex
i
citirc cue OF salt !iheum. ard sinking Improve
nj in hc ce4liess OF he SLip. Colds ard
ln9U2n@a vi ! alwas to cured H. one &C { Or Two in
the - CO5CS.
PILES The original I,,ol rioor Of t2 rncG,ieints
cured Of ri c3 Of 81 standing b. The The
Life Medicines all ne
FEvTR AND AGrE- FGr This scoUrge Ct ;hc Wettrn
coul.tr', tElSe Medicines VIII IL found safe, y cedy
AMP terau !tmeGy 0lht' III cnes ica'c tha s. stem
sui i"ct ccus' Of the disease by these med
ie,s erman.t- iy item be satisfied End be cured
E'iIors FEW rs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS tie, cral
Debility !0s Of APP e1ite Disease "i Femal,S;he Med
icne- have ca IL, With the beneficial results in
cases OF this d'scr ion * inss Evil, and Scroiu'a
in its worst oI ms, Yields 10 the njd yet ro"crtn
lion OF these remarkable MtGcinoc, Night Sytc cts
Nervous Debility Ney Com plants OF all kinds. Pal.
pitaicns OF the Heart lainttrs ca {, speedy
I'd.
MEEorEIAL DlsEAsLs = Iusons whose constitutions
have become impaired ly the jUcicus ofMe-cury
VIII find these Medicines ei, Ct is tty never
fail eradicate tFtm The systcn a! the effects OF Mef-
curry, infinite Ouer tl!eu the powerful prep.ra-
ZION OF Salsalaiila
rIcl cd Hrd 'ol3ly w. NlOFFAT,
ely. j G3j hROAnWAY. NEW YORK.
FOE SALE BH All DRUGG
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Ahead OF all Competition
4G3 Of them manufactured last year-more than double
The numher Of any other first class stove in
enc year, in the United States.
FHhl contain all the improvements which are in al the
hrst class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part ) follows:
lSt Ihe arrangement for broiling the front hearth
An Improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
1t mas also tn" same arrangement for brong on top
"a A thorough ventilation of the Oven.
81. introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
thereby Increasing the drauEt Of the Stove quickenng
It's operations, and enabling it to throw out more heat-a
matter much and justly complained Of in other Stoves
Hl!' An important mp oNement in The application of
me camper which throws the heat around the oven
',. Ni"c grta en- weight, consequently heavier plates
"nu more durable as we'll as handsoner castirgs
tat the re cqnalized and gdle will heat as Quick
"S me orer' aiSD heating the oven in half the time
'h. rare back protected ny soap-stone so it cannot
burn IN' - ~ '"''
IN addition to the above improvements it has all that is
combined in other first class Stoves viz Hot water
GrNor, warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on ton
Doors liNed with best Russia Iron &C. SC Further ~
stove IS warranted to do the work with as little fu AS
oner stove IN the market, and in a superior manner
All VINO want first class Stove, should never Inv mt
tcy cal and see the GOOD SAMARITAN as they have in
cry instance given satisfaction ' ~ Al "
, an ne exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove j.,
Npeef ana sell i on trial for any reasonable lenph
VI the so all are safe in buying.
rave also as luil an assortment of Common Stoves on
nan" Us any other dealer in Washington County and Seii
~ low as any one in the State. |, DEWTv
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1860 80
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EeSSS SALE.
Ali st rate Chance for Business
TETan

TN Sibs ribev offers for Sale, all his real Estate viz
L four and one-half acres eff choice land with first
class new ceiling house, tho oughy finished and paint
ed throu ShouI with cement cell and 70 Il wafer in
the kch n, good we'll arranged baru, with running
water in the yard, and large carriage house with
good arch therein good Store built 10 years siuce, with
shed AID AnGry ached we'll painted his pronerty
IS situated mile from Hydepark, miles from Nor
risve, in central location f. the trade of Norristoyn
and Hydepark and adjoining towns. In the village are
Grit Mill Saw Mi l. Tanncry, " len Factory Carriage
shop, Starch Factory, Blacksmith shop, &c. TIL ono
OF the very best locations for trade in amoile County
whcrc large business is being douc large bushes has
been done here for ready strictly chance
here offered to an active business will also sell
very frye interval of 90 acres mil from the bull
dings, We fenced with loodnew la and sil the con
with water in the yard, either with scpa axe from the
buildings
For fuethar partic iars enquire OF the subscriber
NJ. W. TERRILL,
Cadys Falls, Vt, Jan. IS, 1861.
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[1NlORE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1861

pinEed and how? Let US know so;nethino abou
th., hiiI before We pass it,
approved the bin - t' > ~ VT
M. hIcE discIaimed any intention of aiding the
hFIsehary interests of his constituents and cx
planned that the vessels are for especial service
II, moved that the Committee rise, bat yielded to
hr. BURNETT, VII" explained that ha had not
Si'u that ne objected to the bill, but he did object
20 'oe nasty and soveuly legislation bv which his
congress had rushed such bills through bv psp-Iavy
hG merely wished to know more about the bill.
me blIi was passed.
Mr.. AsHBURNE, of Illinois, brought M the bill
TO prohibit the sale of Intoxicating Eouors in tb
District of Columbia.
mr. CoFoDE, OF Pennsylvania, moved to insert
a,ter soldiers" "members OF Congress or any en-
Ployees of Government
MIR. "ASHBuRNE, O: Illinois, would accept the
nenuheht IL 1t were applied with particu arity to
one member of this House Bill passed
- MI. DAWES of Massachusetts then called nm tho
;sn eohtested election case. and offered reso-
iutioh giving the seat to Mr.. ShieL
, r . EVENs, OF Peunsy lvania moved III AZ reithar
Mr. H.1ei nor Mr.. Thayer be considered entitled tn
seat II this House. but that the seat be considered
vacant. Referred Gu
me resolution of Mr.. Dawes was then passed
anu MIR: Shlel sworn in.
Mr. BINGHAM, of New Jersey, introduced a bill
10 punish certain crimes against the United States
Referred. ~ o"'
Mr. POTTER, of Wisconsin, from the select com
~ n..Iee appointed to ascertain the number of per-
sons now employed in the several denartmapts
VITO are known to entertain sentiments bast;Ia -
'ne government and have refused to take the atb
W "ieRiance, reported, IN part, that on investiga
tloh they found the action of the Hous. on the sub
Jsct wise and necessary; that the annointp,nt of
the committee has been fully iustifd br ~ A.;
closures from well authenticated tacts Havinr
"uuu IL impossible to complete their labors the
committee ask leave to set during the session of
oosSae;s ;o Wild power to take testimony Agreed to-
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PRICE TWO CENTS

Psnes now forming, we hope that the militia of tn.
c''y VIII soon be exempt from any service.
Looking TO the Future
| i,b OF New Orleans has furnished us
WIN W tne following extract from letter addressed
| 10 MN by a New York firm Tha writers ora
| rabid Black Republicans but show that tbar hana
~ ~ the same time, a sharp eye for business It. will
U Uoe seen that they regard it as fixed fact thai
o~s n"uthcrn States will soon be recognized
government independent of the North" On This
HeA' these precious souls who have been contrihn
| r? 20 the wicked invasion of our country arc
| ask;g anelr plans to make money out of us, and
bf southern citizen to become a partner in
| tiop o. Scheme They will have the c0nsoIa
If tt W. Nuo"ing that they missed their man. and
our pI,sue their enquiries they will find that
lei iatn u,aeGt mas already taken the necessary
-a: ~" W ,"restal any such hapdsom hus;nosS
operation as they propose N''"'''
nr.,u NEW York, April q, 1861.
;, %DEAE % HIR ;mhnoNing your long connection with
tue fatent Once, and familiarity with it's d.ta;f
we are induced to address and make a nrooo,ia;'
Whlch we hope will be both acceptable and proft-
able to You. The fact is now patent tn the uonId
tnat 'ne southern States will soon be a recognized
government independent of the North and amongst
ts other functions will be the establishment of a
patent Office. Undoubtedly tn.
patents heretofore granted bv the United states
VIII De IN some fern recognized and secured to the
inventors or assigns. + We have
now cootrol of several hundred, and bv an effort
Can secure AS many more. You, we suppose, can
ooutroI as many more. Now, we propose that
80 "a Ia anu Nnurseii OBTAIN the control of as manY
as possible and that you take the necessary stems
", w secure the patents for the Confederate States-
:" "iIl advance, from time to time, all the money
necessary and divide equally the profits The
Houth must oil necessity, in a few years bec-ma
s"mevhata a manufacturing country, and bv secur-
lug 'ne control "t existing patents, we can, to a
Tteat TTt extent, secure to ourselves Il Monopoly.-
mere Is scarcely machine or Instrument Of cop,
mon use but is covered by one or more patents.
auu' TO person of your practical sense it is nm
necessary to say what the eff ct would BE- bath To
t. t"' se.veS ana cthers By the control of the pa
rers and mechanics
Yours, &c, MUM 4 Co.
VIZ LberaIity.
G learn from the Dispatch that Mr. Mark Dow
y' phe Oh our merchants, has offered to give 6f-
,nen hundred dollars to aid in equipping two VOL
"H'eer companies to be formed in our CITY,
Plenty of Quininc
sale by r p H Hne lor
"uY 10 Corner Main and 10th str.et
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THE CoMET.-From the following note addressed
to the editor of the London Times it appears that
the tail of the late comet must have brushed part
of England:
To the Editor of The Times:
olR,-in answer to Mr.. J. R. Kinds inquiry re-
gsrang the evening of Sunday, the 30th OF June,.I
tsg 10 say that the same peculiar appearance of
ner " " " ~
The sky bad yellow, auroral, glare like look,
apo tne SUM- though shining, gave but feeble light
The comet was plainly visible at a quarter to s
O'Clock (during sunshine.) while on subsequent
evenings it was not seen till an hour later.
In confirmation of this may add that in our
parish church the vicar had the pulnit candlas
lighted at 7 o'clock, proof that a sensation of
darkness was felt even with the sun shining. -
Without being aware that the comets tail was
surrounding US. yet being struck by the sinpuls.
rity of the appearance recorded in the day,book
the following:-"A singular yellow phosphorescent
glare, very like dffused Aurora Borealis vet
being daylight such Aurora would scarcely be
noticeable"
The comet itself had a much more hazy appear
snce than it has had since that evening.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedent SER
want, E. J., Lowe.
Highhsld-house Observatory, July g..