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PRKsBYTKRIAN DIesENTERs-Ac con yention
Of ministers and laymen OF the Presbyterian
Church who dissent from the action OF the
General Assembly met At st. Louis, Mo-,
August IS. They resolved =.
al. TO appoint committee TO prepare a
statement Of their grievances against the Gen
eral Assembly from 1901 to 1866, inclusive, TO
be adopted as an Official act Of this body.
"2. To present popular appeal, and warn
ing to the people against the action of those
trying to convince the people of the propriety
of the General Assembly declarations.
SO. To invite cooperation from all who unite
with MS in the belief that the doctrines Of the
General Assembly declarations.
''3. To invite cooperation from all who
urite with us in the belief that the doctrines
Of the. General Assembly are Unconstitutional -
They adjourned the next day, after passing
resolutions declaring that they did not mean
to set mp new church organization, but cannot
unite with the General Assembly In its present
attitude. 1t was suggested THAT q resolution be
passed Of confidence in President johnson, but
II was replied that they would be running int
the very measures they denounced the General
Assembly for doing.
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nEPARTMBNT OF THEINrHRIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFTCl

WARRINGTON, August 9, $50.
HALL, Of Eis b@o.S, Ind. and 0BED KING and
ELkA KING, Of salem. Iowa, pray ing for tue ex-
Of SOVepber for an IN HAND sn
es.spi: Ts.sh takes place on the 81 day Of Mo- No.
q, oTasGsS tina. The :s,a ss heard
tOSsr nsas 81 IL ocioct and ali PERSONS ns are are
potifed to appear and show cause, IL any they
oppssss the are rsaursS TO
file in the fatent Once their objections Specially
sS sy Of day.
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
the II. Sc s % q
DsppS be n s
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, if any.
within ten days after flins the testimsny:'
o,ds.sS sIss that ,hi; notice bs SSbt:hea in
D. O., and IL the Palladium. bichmOnd, Ind
once Q. week for three SUGGEST We weeks the first
o. SAID ubieat1ons TO be at least sixty days pre-
N' '.' ' " "'''s r. O. THEAKER,
and sna theft Il En- % plea
paper containing this netfce. N1 suls-wsv
ThRIIss Is ne GIVE NOTICE Tina. the .as.ert:
Washington County. in the District * CoIumsiS.
e. mss On Of
:s s; 4. ;ssiSs S:.9sS Ss
on or before the tth day Of August next: tSey;
may otherwise BY law be excluded frsm All benefit
Given under nv hand this 9Th dav Of Aoe,.,
1858. PATRICK O'DONN00HU1,
On 6laWSW' 70 d -f-izEe 7.ti AS rExecutor,
NAPOL1OHr HisfORY or julius O1sAR.
~ volume ID. etr Merton Psto On the Rssourcec
Of AndersonviIle Prison 0rsysn Prison Lis 81
yse: Dayis> II Ttnsyard g L.ksNS1.. Mvsrs'
k:sss. 6 Sss,..isr. Pour Yss1s n . bsd1ls: b.
Pr u: 3: ::s :; =. = ''''1i !: =:
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WI LITx INSURANCE
COMPANY
o,,,o. y s. y. yfS sAzs gs5E STREE,
Washington City, D. O.

E"B11INB IH6URANOD 80. OF WAaH
IHGTON AND 0EORGETOwN.
OFFICE no. 1, over Bank Of Washtnstoa.
0HABTEBED BIZ CONGRESS, 1887.
q 400 0oo
DU6PLU6 3 so OOO
Property Of al kinds insured for Q year or La.
Derfod. - 800
Builders risks granted On the most favorable
No charge 1er policies.
JAMES ADAMS President,
Samuel Cropley, Ksau Pickrell,
Robert WI ffe, OF GEORGETOWN.
VIM. Wilson, Thsmas Parker,
iohp D. Barclay, Richard Barry,
e0mY Bedfern, Chas. W. Davis.
B. B. French, +. I'd. CLARK,
Andrew Boutwell,, OF Washington,
The Directors in Georgetown ere aathoFisodDl1
the Board 70 renew pslicies and take riiI6fn
Georgetown. : -
j. u eosm ABEL @. DAVIS. ssery.
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On 1-tf
ID IOHAOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID Pc
H TOAAC RAlLROAD
TO rRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. tsundsys .. "a. excepted,

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond.
We and the South vic the Potomac
sss ..p; f.sm sixth Street Wharf
Achmond, frederfcksburg and Potomac Railroad
nov entirely completed fron Aqua Greek 20 Rick,
m0po connecting there With trains on the Rich.
Hond and Petsrsbare and Ric6nsad and Danvile
66sleieh, Greeusboro', Salisbury, bharlotss md
Steamers Report and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street wharf daily SUNDAY morning exoepted) &c
. 2. n. end ,. "A, and arrive in Hchnopl &c
96 ,. N and . n.
SasU niss Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker than
l-- s- any other koute.
- h slrs and set Through Tickets via Asuis
So. GEL M n aTreosriessoars, 20 richmond, % the
strset, or on board Of the boats. Bassaee ehscksd
0nnibessss md Baggage Wasoss viii b IN
tween depots In Richnond. :. -
= Passengers By this line paas By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of Visiting
sevefM petite Beds near 1rs4erioksburg b. stop
Dfeekfast sod cup en- board u essansu.
GEO. AATTIN0DY oupt., Washingtou, D. o.
AArfHEW CLARK, Agent, wsshfnSton.
apSN oenersl Passenger Agent.
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O One Dr. Crane, a lecturer on phrenology,
who married q beautiful belle in Mobile some
ye ars ago, has sued for divorce in New York.
on the ground Of the lunacy Of his wife
~ Mr.. Sweet Radical farmer of Berlin.
Ill, hired a negro 10 whom he expounded the
Owl Rights bill in its most liberal bearing.
Soon after Mr.. Mig, becoming very negligent
was bera,ed soundly by Mr.. Sweet, where.
upon be turned on that gentleman and thrashed
him well, remarking dat was de reconstruction
he put on de Eemman's lessons. .,
~ Jenny Lind has been Kissed in Paris.
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~ The Selma (AIa Messenger saws: I'VE
hear Of factories springing mp all over the
country. At Camden, Wilcox county, "A
wealthy company have taken the initiatory
the most approved machinery. At Carroliton.
Mics, factory is now in operation which in
a short time will employ ls0 spindles. In Ma.
rengo county they are making Arrangement
10 manufacture on large scale. At Cuba
station, Sumter county, factory is shortly 70
hQ in OnDerRfi0n -
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STEAMBOAT Lines
SUnhER ARRAEsIaI9!:-

SuhhEks 44kkkAESf 4. HEE,,a.
Oh and After this day the Steamer Canbeidss,
Capt 4 H. eSnard win leave her %S
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal -
ti%0rs on TU1sDAY, TUESDAY, and SAT
Double Mills, Oxford, ClorsS Point. Wailsch 8
CG, a:ff, SS.%%bSfidse, Asshlstss Wharf; osbin
Ea.tern Shore. she will reach Baltimore ct 5 q M .
on TucsesXs, Ihersdays and Saturdays. Passsn-
eers rom ~ arlington shouid take the 4 20 p n /.
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The new bonnet IS called .-oubIitp II is
a very dlminutise chapeau indeed, nothing
hnt round of gonered straw, edged with VIC.
hts, Has hearteases or any other hover
[eTis Latter.
~ A gentleman IN Milwaukee in terfsreo 70
secure an old man from two OF his sons who
were teaung him, when the whole party
,rILed q aud thrashed him badly. The old
iesi0w thanks II queer If his sons can't walton
bim " hey choose, without being unused
with -N
~ The vie OF John Michaels, OF Bethany.
N Y rave birth recently 10 three daughters
avsrseiss eleven pounds In weight. she had
fnREsd hoeIng -hsf potato patch only three
days prior. Moral: farmers wives wishing 10
avoid such shower OF daughters, should Keep
ont Of the later patch. =
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IL TIE sgR,EEHE COZ SSTHT q fHs DIS
Joseph Anthony, eomDlr,

JeckseA :, Quesenberv, DEITY I :.
esu.s. pisyn for the .uS:titasion q ! tru:t.s in
the place Of the defendant, who vas the original
Ssrfmse 70 ths said Su..enbssy, bearing aAts On
the Sth day Of August 1850 and 1t appe airing that
having Sss. ssd n s5s s..:s
The defendant IL not resident Of the District Of
5: i Il is sA ss f ss
once Ieet eos stx weeks, warning tbs sAtd Jack:
sHssss s9 &. ses ;.S
Segts~nes, lse6; Otherwise the saia bin shall Be
II: months
prior e the date Ct which the seid defendant 70
CSuIs 70 . Sos, b. order Of the
ieHlavsw Wy r. J. MEIos, Ussrk.
0RPHAEs' COURT, Ausu.t7th. lsss.-purlIcr
S \. q. Vo.ga - A,s. szIssfoE0cusIY nruS
traitor .forssaid hes, with the ssproSstion
S shs ise s ssSns q
September next, for tie anal ssthWens and dis.
es.ss and Of n S:sS q far ss' 9. S sss
same have been collected and turned into money;
s .sS Win Of . s:4
elaine properly yopehed, or they nay otherwise
IDbli:hsd once . week fer thfss weeks !, tho Eve.
ming s''r previous 70 'h f: :sd s.S & ROBBINS
0RPHANs' OOUkT, july ., is6s-DIsrRIcI
IL
Ghristophsr weber, deceased. HE Executor
aSsa: IS Sasn o. .s sss a.
appointed Saturday, ths Isth day Of. August next,
hand, e far e the same have been collected
'n:S rh :d and .ss' a..
notified to attend, with their claims prop.
q .sa b b
tate provided COPY Of thi: order bs ppbished
-. Test g: ROBBINS,
! scriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
Of Washington County, in the District Of Cslann.
D. C., deceased. All persons having Claim;
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. on or before the nth day Of August
n nj snsy % os ssd BY Law be excluded from
,o Given under my hand thi: nth day Of August.
'' a. h-lsvsw- oAnohHA H. 0Ao HAN
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
e the a
tats q asroe1I. Riley. formerly spsldins late of
said sssess
4, t., tie same With the 70, Soucssss thereof 70
ali beneft Of the said estate -N'N 'io'A
sss1 .as:E my h 1Ts 81; ~ p s
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
etters Of adminiCr alton the personal estate Of
Joseph A. Blau, late of WashinqtOn d. o.,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
on or before the 7th day Of August next; they
may otheIwise BY Law be excluded from all benent
&c. Gwen Ynd:r my hand thi; n a, Of August.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Deputy Qaarternagsrer G snsral's 0nce,

Deputy Qanrternlaster Generals Omce.l
Pttts6nrs, Pa, August lS, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, 18th day Of August, q the
Government yard, corner Of Garrison alley and
viz:
. Wagons lsix .mule,) 2 Wagons 1.-TWO. horse } /
Wagon tspring, 20 single sets wheel Harness, s
single sets le.d Harness ~ 900 pounds Oats, l6,S
cords Wood Decks, IL once Chairs, . stoves,
Folders, 8 Water Buckets. l WheeIbarreW,
Trgek, 10 Saddles triddnsJ 10 Brides riding
aers, h or.s Stand ard wagon Jack. Anvil, l
Buttress, Flat File. band Hammer. 2 = arrier g
Hammers, 2 Farrier's Knives. Blacksmith q
Pincers, Horse Rasps,3 Blacksmith 5 Tongs /
Hand Wrench, Wise, Siedges and Handles, /
aOrowbars, 3 Stable For ks 3 Hay Forks, 2 Brand
ing Irons Picks and Handles, 5 Spades. 9
stovels, nattoeks, Psglins. Platform Scales,
Lantern, z bottles MBcilage -
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock an.
GEORGE e. ALDEN,
au lid Captain and A. @. NUS. A,
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAITiHOhs Asp ONO iAnsoAp.

EEx31NFE
Trains between WAsHIN9ToH Agp"r
Aolk. and WAsHIkroN AID fHI WEST, ars
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday, ct 100, IN A.
his O. n, and res, and GO and 500 D. N
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
- ~ dchy' except esnday,st T,n. .. n, M
FOB WAY srATIoHs sourB OF AHHAPoLra
JUNCTION
Leave 90 SIS and 90 am. and ct a:<s and a m
FOB ANNAPOLIS
LSavs % 1c and 80 .. N, and 90 ,. n. 80
wssn % % heD Annapolis en- SUNDAY.
On SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE,
Lave es I'D .. n and 9<b end 500 n
IOR WAY sTATiuEe
Aev0 . ~ Q. n. end asls and 20 u n
IOk ALL PARTe OF THE kpT
Leave oaaiys sxosDs Sunday, ct 80 O. M ana Zoo
On Sunday g $50 ,. m only, oouD.essas 1t Rs,sy
r5aaiss Sssk 4fffo1.rs .. u. We. %. !. =. !.
ne WeshtAgton essfson Ticket Once q an Ssars
y ne eN, . we'll e 6 the new olAos IN the Ansr1-
81 LslsgrspA Buiidins, PsanUivania avenns,
oyNesn ~ ~ okh streets.
- rsrt ~ asrk rhil.dsllhia, md Bssses, -
MIIH nssser Of TrNnspsg0eon.
1900 -. COLE, oensrai Ticket ASsps.
1911 VIZ. .. kOONTE. Agent, Waskineson.
WAsnlNSION, ALEXANDRIA AM
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
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DoTOMAs TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
HoTIOE 10 sHIPPlRs.

III. The ss:.%sr LxrREss. Capt. =, a. RrrHlB.
gRDAY for GiypSnt, Budd Ferry
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point PioGden
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf. stones Wharf, Our
Pfpey Point, Point Lookout, and arrives &C Balti
more o. o. M On sss RTssN = NM -.
epJ-u No. 345 Peuna. avenue.
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HISTORY OF TIE LANrIoTELEGRAPH,
H =, Henry n. Field, D. b Enaiish Traveller:
i snd lsai,sn giiEsnes vol g.sIsIS Hand Beck
vtthout Hsnd., illusttstsd. Inside . Ohronicle
o. secessfon. Felix Holt. The Radical, by George
1nos. leu Isl 1RAnOK TAYLOR.
DHAIA, DEATH. .D1AIH-To Roeehes, Bed
x1sf ShJ 81 s4oksss, n, si f..s :.
s,a:: aSs e. :siss -: /: he 4: srs: sk
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ga new crinoline is Announced in p.r,s
IL IS called cache -traiDe TO some purpose and.
as It's name indicates, is hidden or impsreepti
ole IN mont and on both sides, while a long
gored train ending with q frilI, affecting the
shape OF what gentlemen call ..the taiIs'' OF
tnftr oresseoats, supports and m ain tains the
trains OF the robes behind, where, with the
help OF a string, il raises ones skirts aboy We
muddy pavements- 1t also prevents them
from falling In or twisting round cavaliers
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A UOTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
HsadqMayfsTs Departures AZ WaskiastoS,
Qfce Of Qisf Qx0stsymastSv,

tDScS ~ C8tC Q10SttrWlaWs
WashtaFt0a ID: c.. August II, 1875 y
xlii pc sold on the premises. ct public auction,
son, a: Q. M. on TUESDAY: August 3. com
IaJ.SISs 3 r. 90hps q SsyEEENTiHT WOOD.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, about one mile from
the depot Of said road IN this ca,y. g.,
ana ivy faiRDs OAK; lsSf fair Quality. and
FIVE COkDS, With privilege Of taking any cusn.
tiiy. up to OEE HUN6RID CORDS. an
Also, on THURSDAY, August 50, commencing
At II o'clock s q at the Wood Yard three;
tor ans spd Als1and9is Rsil,osd vii Be sold ZEN
OAK end Two THIRDS Pine 0'A n"
This Wood Will be offered in quantities OF FIVE
U0RnS With The REiytlegs s6 taking any quantity
Fnrchase1 Of Quantities less than one hundred
cords will be required to remove their property
vltbin nffeen days: and reasonable length of
ties - - l
Terms Cash, in Government funds. on day of
'ae Br.y.. Rr,, e.n,h IA c hLUpthdNGT0M,
an H-nt - 2 III -. Depot OF Washington.
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CATTLE PLAGUE PoIsoN-Dr J. r. Rurdsn
Sanderson has discovered, as we learn from
the London Lancet that the blood of the AMI.
NAL affected with cattle plague contains the
poison OF the malady, so that serum. or the
water y and saline portion Obtained from II.
VIII give The disease by incubation "This
TACT says the commissioners, sis the most i'm :
portant Pathological discovery yet made in
catue plague IL Is pregnant with consequer.
ces in medical doctrine for though the eYis.
,ence OF a similar tact has been long suspected
In several human diseases, il has never been
proved in any"
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mr. Edward Sullivan. a
wealthy citizen OF 81. Louis, Mo-, said 10 ne
worth $4,000, was foundSdead last THURSDAY
night in room in the Union Bank buildine in
that CITY He bad apparently been dead sew
eral days The sum of $500 was found in tho
room The coroner declared that he died of
cholera morbus. VI
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DIsEAsEsi
SA M II + ANS GIFT:
HAMARITANH 2IFTI


SAMARITANS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, A POSITIVE CURK,"
gONORRHGA, GLEET STRICTURBS, Do
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam. no Mercury.
Only Tea Pills 70 Be Takes % ESsd C~e.
They viii nov % :ns no.
lure ii. stomach or bowels Of the most delioats
from 9nF Sss sn s,
d q ,s e; q 6: ~
rr,e.-n.l. ,:s sSs s. T.ass i g. sss''''''
BLOOD BLOODH BL0oDtu
sGR3ssULAsd . TiSERs b6 sfEIssrs s sYRssTs
slsSfI xEsE EdS4 p aSD assS su,o.
sSs SsS EssH
sPs e.
the vensreal poison, 90 that the cure 10 thorough
sss 6: g. e Il e
posterity thst for which you may repent In after
years DO Not DESPAIR
S1a goST aEEB Go
XII 4 ali the bed sift:
,>.fss suffer the BOOT AND HHRB JUICES most
hsnriiv sdaetod in UIcerated Uterus. in Leaoo,
rh@s. In bearing down, Falling q the womb. Dc.
Sent BY express. Price 81 - per bottle
eAMARITANS WASH
H. IN cagee Of used In connection with the
Root and Herb juices: .r....
The eficscy of these remedies 10 alike acknowi.
n iSt &c q iSospisl: So '''' ''' used
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE SAMAR
ITANS REMEDII6.
"Posf HOSPITAL, E0RT MARSHALL, Baltimore
Nd, Feb. %, lss4.-"1 have great .stsfsctien in
rating that have used The bamarftan Remediee'
for Veneral diseases In its most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment, discretisn,
and properly, and, have found them respond 10 nv
anticip.tions promptly and sfsctually. Knowing
their efficacy, and far q my use u them extends
irso0onen0 'ne" saV HaEfREp o. Bow.Rs.
"Assistant Surgeon, sth n. Y. Vols" Of
sold ~ 9. Q. IOR1, csrner 18th street md Penn.
xis1Nplria, W.; and BY Druggists generally.
DESNOHD 4 co.. PhtladelDhis. Hy6.u
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WHAT AN ELK DID.-Two elks recentIv
brought 70 Troy from the plans by cavalry
court house. " here they attracted muc6 a.
tenton The next day the female made a
plunge through the window and alighted on
The Door OF the Justices Court, much to the
constsrpatior of the crowd
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y A bachelor boarder in a house at Toledo.
ONO overheard the servant girl Mary saw
che had dreamed that No. 6391 would draw the
$1,000 prize In one OF the Chicago gift con-
Germs. She resolved To invest, but he tried to
dlssuade her, though to nopurpose, and Al her
Der when the drawing took place the dream
proved rue, and the man, without tellin q
Mary OF the result, suddenly proposed to her,
Was accepted, and they We're privately mar
risd. He then announced her good forrnns
DIT was amazed to learn that after the letter
was written his arguments induced her not to
sesd II. SO he had the wife without the
$1,000, but he accepts the situation
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nARow's REvIKw FOB AUGUST.

TABLE OF CONTENTS,
Ti,s IL q: south 3 .sse'ss y sss late We: :.
of the south, Present and Future, 6y Edw.rd AT.
Of A.., sS. the Virtue q ,ns
Proposed Banking System for the south by Ly-
i,tton Terrbis IL i.Tns.s b. ' Fis1issh
Sketches Of Foreign Travel. BY 0arte blanche.
@sns ~ me RdisoG The PSs.s and LII sSs
1ip n kurcps Journal q the wss.E1tsred
@sree, bepsst%sns q fStsrssi iapfOysnsSss.
1epartmsrf Of AgIicuinture psp:rt%snt q In
f fsiscr :iG soss OF
Terms, % Dsr snnum.
T!llslnAl.PIos.es'a p loYsl L.ss.n Pa
ne Eseie q RhaEnaeis de Pazis, end the InDsTis
.Trissssr 10 i, = the snectaal rsmedy for Ieiax.
ton, sDermathorrhess, and 1xh.rssen 81 The
e nsseess sss q Ssvsvss, o1sss:, &C.. Tfis:.
mar No: . 70 the infAlhsbis remedy for I'll Inlurf-
sSs u :ss e. ..d n
. rom s S Ss
and change Of atmosphere, In Tin oasss q % each,
g g.. Sc. -, e: II .s Z -;
Nholesals and retail By Or. BARROW, 10. lsA
"a 10 siS g. iGonD. No. $50 r. ave-.
IIILNBOLDB EXTRACT DUCHU AND IN
III PROVEB ROSE WABR cures secret andsden.
oAke dsorders, In ell their stages q little expense
little or ne change In diet, no inoonvenience and
10 OxDosure. It's pleasant in eAsts and odor, I'm.
1ediste IN - eesaon, md ffss hon 81 iAjuftoa
Dsspsetasse tB .
r A N OAshs sUPERIOh HOOK VINE, of the
CUV foIiewing we'll known branes, via:
IOksTEk RIEsLIH0,
DElDRSHEIMER,
RUDEeHEIMER,
S siSSSRashTfISEk.
which oner for sale in quantities 10 suit pur-
chasers, at low prices
SAMPLES OF the wine can be seen 81 ue Union
Bottiine Depot" No. 81 Green street, ssorse-
dim KILEY A. sHINH.
VI,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
Washington county, in the District OF Oolumola,
letters OF administrator ON the personal es-
d c., deceased. All persons having CLAIMS against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit
the ssrpe with the vouchers thereof the subscri
her. on or before the lsd day Of June next: they
may etherwise, By Law, Be excluded from ell benefit
y Given Div Snds! my hand tn, "a Day q JYps ia
TIO0EsWITHOVT HANDS, illustreted, $3.50
III land ct Last. O novel. by pdmund Yates,
cfs Pbemie Keller, . novel. 90 cts. Four Year
IN the saddle, by Harry Giimor, q. Nsrrstiyeo
xpdersonvine Prison. 81 kaynors Life
ADdrey Johason, si.D. Napoleon Life Of os-
u IRANCK TAILOR,
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D. United sra res PaTENtT OFFICE

Or the petition Of nRASMG Us A. POND Of But
Iano, Vermont. praying for the extension Of "a
tent sEsntsd TO him on the 7th day % December,
eSsSesn fo n i .sT IN in making ma
'ead patent xhich takes place on the7th day Of
. 1t is ordered that the said petition be heard At
yember next: at IL O'Clock NJ; and ali persoEs
are nouned te appear and show cause, IL any
granted. =
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Once their objections, specially
Sc forth IN writing, ateast trenty days before the
day OF bearing all testimony filed by either party
to be used ct the said be airing must be taken and
transmitted IN accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee: whieh will be furnished on application.
timony must be filed in the .f,ce trenty days be.
fore the day Of bearing the arguments, II any +,
within ten days AFTER Fling the testimony
,0pdersd, also. that this notice be Rnslished in
D. o.; end W the Herald, RutlAnd. Vermo ut, on &
aweek Tor three successive weeks the first OF sci
publications to be at least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing. &c. THtAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s.Editors Of the above papers yin please
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uNiTED SAFES IL s P pzSTTENtE SsfT1cE,
IN a.. ,..,.,.n wAsSH r Augqst p 1876

HALL, Of Richmond, Ind praying for the Item.
Novsnber isss Tor an improvement III IN Mole Of
Throwing Sh uttles In Looms. for seven years
from the s1Iirstion Of said patent. which takes
Il is ordered that the said Ss,iiion be heard a.
the Patent Once On Mooday the nd day of DC.
tocss 5eat. 1t u O'Clock M: s.d all persons are
hsse .why said petition ought not to be gran ted.
q Persons opposing the extension are required to
set forth IN writing Ct least t,oesty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed By either
paddty to De used at the said bearing must taken
o. the -f'ce, which will be fur nished on sppica-
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied loon q.
testimony must be filed In the Office frsrfv davs
before the day Of bearing; the arguments IN anv
Ordered. also. that this notice be DuSli,h.a IN
the Republican, and the Intelligencer. Washing.
ten. ID. c., and In the Pa'ladi nm. Richmond Ind
of said pm blications De at least sixty days
vious to the day Of hearing. Wv
~ T.. O. TBEAKER,
p. s.-Ldftors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once with
~ OF CoLrMsIx, WAsHIssTos 6ouST1. y! n zig!
In the case Of Joseph II. Clarke, sdminisfrstof
Of jane =; DusscoIe, deceased the administr..
ph.ns Court Of Of The Or
pointed Saturday, the 18th day Der or
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets hama a.
far ~ the same have been collected and turned int
Money; when and where all the creditors and
with their claims properly vouched, or they NAV
otherwise By Law Dc excluded from al henent In
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