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.EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ USrED srArEs PArKsr olyicH,

WABHM0rOH, April y. 1907.
On the petition Of william Buttsrhsld, Of Boston,
Mass, praying for the extension Of patent granted
TO him the 4th day Of July, 1884, for improvement
In Sewing Machines, for seven years from the sxpi
ration Of said patent which takes place the 2ilh
day OF November, 1867;
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY. tho I'd dsy Of September
noxt. At IL o'clock. IN. and all persons notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 nle
In the Patent 0hes their objections, specially sol
forth In writing at least ttoe,tv days before the day
Of hearsgj all tsstimony nled by either party 70 be
used al the said hearing, mn.t bs taken and trans
mittsd In aseordanes With the rules Of the ofiee,
which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi
mony. must be nlsd In the ofes tpsnty days before
tho day Of hearing; the argumsnts, " any, within
ten days after nlinE the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Intsllf0eneer, Washington, D.
g., and In the Journal, Boston, Mass., once week
for three Successive weeks the hrst Of said publea
hearing. 7. Q. THEAkkR,
Commissioner Of Patents
p s-Edltors Of the above Papers will please copy,
and send their bills TO the Patent once with paper
eontainina this notiea Apn-lAGAW
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PuoPoS Ais .
nRoPosALS FOR BUILDING A
II oHApEI At TEE laval ACADEMY, An
nLvI DEPARTMENT, !
BrRxAu or NAVIGATION,
" NAV Il. 1891.

nLvI DIPArrrrsr,
BrRxAu or NAVIGATION, I
Sealed Propossis, endorsed Proposals for build
ing Chapel a tho Naval Academy Annapols, MARI
laad, VIII bs rsseivsd a this ense until o'soeh,
opened, for fdrnishihg all The Materials and work
snshjp nssesssfy for the construction and eonple'
tion ofh Chapsl ~ the naval academy grounds, An.
napoiis Msryisnd sseordinr 70 the plans and speei
asaiisns, yhsh ssn Be seen q. this once daily from
0 a N, until ,. m. i4st ii -. iis.a ..I-n .
tees thai they will N lhsif bids are accepted, entsr
Into eoutrAse with FoSd knA satisfnotofy sseurty in
the fall amount Of NE eonirant within tan days from
name ne lime in vhieh they will ssgsgs 70 sonpisss
the building. - g4.-f !.
Of the lids al In dissrstion. =. -.
nd .I-Tgr'-- b THORNTON A. JRnKIns
bny1l -soet 1 70 M u z,ohlsf Of burcau,
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M 81 8 X Il RS
wv ,.'... AND MUsTACHRB .
Poresd 70 grow upon the sneothsst face In from
three 70 ave weeks By using DR.. BKvIuNR's RES

TLURlTKUR CAPiL.
LAIRK the most won
dsrfui discovery in mod.
srn science, asting upon
tho Beard and Hairil an
almost mirasulous N
, nsr. II has been ussd by
the elite Of Paris and
Lendon with the mos
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UEITEp STATES PArEEr OFYIcE

~ UHITED bTArRs PATEHr OFHIoH,
WAsMHoroB, May 10, 1867.
On the petition Of Thomas Crossley, Of bridgeport,
Conn., praying for the extension OF patent granted
TO him the l6th day Of August 1885, for improve
nent In Printed Carpets, for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent, which takes place on the
leth day Of August, 1857;
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the nth day Of Juiy
nsxt, at II o'clock and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, Why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 hle
In the Patent omes their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least tostv days bsiore the day
Of hearing; all testimony hlsd By sthsr party, to bs
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mittsd In Aseordanee With the rules Of the once,
| which win be fsrnilhsd on application.
nnohy, must bs aisd ia tie oass isnlv days before
| the day Of heaIingj the Arguments, II any, within
tsn days after hling the testimony.
| Ordered, also, that this notice be Publiahed in
the REPUBLIoAI and the Inlslit0eHesy, Washington,
D. O., and In the Rs0fstSr New Haven Conn, once
week for three sueeessivs weeks; the hIst Of said
day Of hearing. \. q. THkAKKR.
| Commissioner Of Patents.
| P A-Editors Of the above papers viii please
copy, and send their bills 10 the Patent 0mes with
paper containing this notice myI7.fwSv
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saatiunal gepnblltall.
1870. An TBr Borrls.

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H.r,,.ou col. ..d chsriss' S5.phsri = snd fhopsi
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je.. lev p WisFins and " Gepenn.,d. Indl.1spehs !
Mnn,,ssi. N. Joyce ana J. I. johnson, Clevelana,
Ohio; p NJ King, 3. u z. Wilkinson and Hsnry 4
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ter, steubenville. ~. .s hIsg .
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T. B. Ksogh, II. c,j A Parkhir.S Bsitlnessy 2.
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METROPOLITAN HorRI-Porrs q sn.LL.r
Na Emmart, Baltimore; T. y. Hssry, 4; z
A. Murray and wife, Philsdsiphis; Il. q. HsAley, y
Y; N. Van Horn, Chss. A. oskmsn, Q. W. DoIlnp
W. Robsits, Wnl =. BerritL MAJ Rebt, Turner. Bal
timOro Era Leonard, .; SgxPA Harding, 2; I.
iass' vissslnss' q % isd 9. D. Eossi.sd n. job
y. others, Phiiaaslphiai Lsyt Colt Baitimore. Ma
J. q. dodge, Lousyille, Ky,j J, q. Hnghss, Havlsy,
hof, U. g. A, Rort smith, Arb. 4 n. Msrrin ans
wife, NY; Samuel p. Holt, II. Dellangen, Va; Gee
Q. Charles and wife, Joseph Reynolds, Chas W. Lord
Inhn z Mllar ] W KAN. & Y D. ArroMsInith, Il. 4
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DRUNKENNESS PERMANENTLY
IL CURED by Salvation Powders" or Antidote
for Intsmpersnes. Administered II necessary with.
out the knowledge Of the person, in ale, tea, he.
Sent by mail upon receipt o. PIies-si per box
Address DIR. JAMES L. CLARK,
ass Hudson street, New York.
Cat this out. myl4.2awf
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
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oesnsssins HoSDAY. April iesh, isss,
Trsis. iey B.ilnors and w..hins'on leave Phils.
% Ks = NJ, gspr..., Cxsndsys excepted y II 20 ).
n, lxprsssi 400 ,. N. Ezpfs.; and Hoo p D.,
va is T..,s 3. n.l.,Ho.. ! y . !, I s,s. I -.
Leave Baltimore, T.as a. NJ, way Nall 20 a n,
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Lesys Phiisdslphla for Baltimore and wsshinstou
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nhio 10 H.R. KRsNEY, supsrintsud.nt-
HSH r GHLINE BETWEEN
II wAsHIHaTos, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
40 YORK. siG b. .. ar. 10. ...'..
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Trains between sshingten and New York are nov
Vcs INV INV icRk, ~itAou, chang. Of ears, 7. |
Lsars daily (srsspt sunday) a TD a m, and
ron INV YORK, changing ear, al PhiIsdsiphis
l'.'' d.y Icf i'iRs gaIEISsLssiI, 1.rss 4 LILO .. m
"a s.s,: !: s.ily s.a sJ,.ss g p sandA' HIS
L.sys Tor Few York saa Philadslphia n ESQ ,
mssSiss ear. ior New York on $50 p m. H.,.
TTSieusA usAssA 10 Philsdsiphia, Esw York orBos,
Ion, san be had atths etstion once st all hours ir
ses -BsiHmors aad Ohio railroad adysrtissmsn
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|aa- H#."' #sE.H . " Il y. WILKINS,
J. c''..H b. srfauF rr.ra T Passenger Agent !
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WASHINGTON.
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ACCOUNTS or BusIHsss NEE isp yIRxA
ana 10 ssy other Business sassus,sd bs sa
FULL INFORMATION in r.s.raI oovlRnnsn,
LoAHs At all unss sAsssfaliy furnished
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NATIONAL HoTELLH. s. Brssos.

A. O. Hill, Homer, La, /; N. Sloan and Miss @. Mar
rih Peoria, Ill. Geo A. smythe, Bioss, Pa /; y. A.
Chase, washipgtOn; II. A. Beyille, Richmond, Va.
Richard II. Johnson, DAnyille, Va; A. ID. smoot
Miss hoLoug him, Philadslphia; John I. Ford, Bal
tlmorei J. A. BlAekbuIn, Lyons, N. Y; Judgs @.
MeCrain, Nd Mrs. Bartlett and servant, Cleveland
Charles Garrison, Petsrsburg, Va j. ,. Green, New
York Capt Abort L Mysr, 2oth infantry, U. b A.
George n. Cravsp, o. O. A.; o. p. Herman, Bostsn
J. heDyer, Washington; Bdward W. Belt and ThoS
Marshall, Upper Marlboro; willard Palmer New
York, 10
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CURLs, produced By he use Of Prof.. DB BRKUX'

PRIsER LR CHKvEUX. -
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0ns application war -
ranted 10 curl tho most NJ
straight and stubborn
hair Of either sex into ~
wavy ringists or heavy ~
massive surls. Has besn = -
uaax bv tha faa hionabl YW,
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Member Of the Royal college Of Surgeons, London,
gradusta from one Of the most eminent Colleges In
has been spent In the hospitals of Lopdon, Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsswhsre, has effected some sf
ths most Astonishins eures that were ever known I;
many troubled with ringing In the head ana ears
whom asleep, great nsrvousnsss, being alarmed at
sudden sounds; bAshfulnsss, with frequent blusb.
ing, attended sometimes with 4 derangement OF the
mind. were cured mmsdiately, ~ 49, -
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FINANCIAL.
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pANKBRs,

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EBBITT HOUsE-O, G, WILLARD,

J. B; Hamilton, Philadelphia J; J. sanborn sn'
Wv %i.On E ssiun61sy gsy MooasSIy ccn Ssn
ner, J. Rothroek, Pa. L. L. Lcnnox, Nd. Geo n
HEX, g.. Williams, Philadsiphia; II. LsonaId, B
La; D. Morris, J. N. Monroe, T. L. honroe, N. Y
7. J. Manard, Philadslphia; o. L. williams, jr., n
y; S. B. Brown, Phlladelphia; J. II. Robinsor
g. @. Hall, city. -. -. -
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Every Man 10 His Post.

England expects every man to do his
duty" are the immortal words Of Lord
Nelson to the English soldiers, just be.
fore Trafalgar. These brief words of the
great English Admiral, we're spoken at q
time when the honor Of England depend.
ed on the result of a bloody battle then
imminent. "Englaud expects every man
to do his duty" was sung aloud on board
every ship in the English Squadron. A
desperate and bloody battle followed ; ev.
cry man done his duty and England won
the day.
The Democratic party expects every
man in her ranks to do his duty. A great
contest is upon US In which Is involved
the honor and welfare Of the white race,
and let every man but do his duty and
the day will be ours. We urge upon ev.
cry Democrat in the county to make it a
point to see his conservative neighbor as
often as possible, between now and cleo.
tiOn day, and talk to him in a plain, com.
mon sense way, explainto him, as well as
possible, the issues the Radical leaders
have forced upon the country, and show
him by all The reasoning in your power,
the Importance of a complete route of the
band Of agitatorS now in control of the
Republican party. Do this, aud such a
political revolution as will be witnessed
this fall. has not been e e since the DAYS
Of Knownothingism.
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Who is Responsible for the H0r
rOrs at AndersOnyiIre.

The question Of who is really respon.
sible for the starving of Federal prison.
ers at Andersonville and at other points
during the war, still continues to be dis.
cussed. Mr.. Hassaurek, editor OF the
Nlksbtatt, the Radical German organ in
Cincinnati, charged it in terms direct and
positive on General Ben. Butler, of spoon
memory, who thwarted all efforts to eff.
feet an exchange Of prisoners, even after
it had been agreed upon. This Butler
denied. On yesterday, Mr.. Ould, the
rebel Commissioner Of Exchange, pub.
lished in Washington a letter, in which
he says :
II did offer in August, 1864, to deliv.
er the Federal sick and wounded without
requiring an equivalent, aud urged the
necessity Of haste in sending for them,
as the mortality was terrible. / did Of.
fer to deliver from 10000 to $4,000 at
Savannah without delay. Although this
offer was made in August, transportation
was not sent for them until December
During the interval the majority was per.
haps at its greatest hight. IF 1 had mot
made the offer why did the Federal au.
thorities send transportation to Savannah
for 10000 or 5000 men. If I made
the offer based on the equivalent, WHY
did transportation carry down for delivery
only the same 5000 men ?"
Buffers statements and the facts are
90 at variance that he will find them hard
to make lie spoon fashion. He is deci.
dedly "spoony' If he thinks hA oan do
it. Even if he can coniscate silver ware,
Butler cannot manufacture facts. He
who steals Buffers purse, steals what he
made in New Orleans, but be who filches
from him his name, takes that which an
honest man would be ashamed to use or
have in bis possession. Spoons are the
only things worthy Of his steal,- Ohio
Statesman.
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INCONSISTENT.

We are assured by a large number Of
conservative republicans throughout the
countyt that they will not vote for the enc.
grcsudrage" amendment to the State Con.
stitution at the approaching October cleo.
ton. This is commendable, and a ste p
in the right direction. Yet we are aston,
ished to learn, that many Of these per.
sons propose to vote for the republican
nominees for State officers! They intend
to vote against negro suffrage, because
they are decidedly opposed to the politi-
cal and social equality Of the negro and
white races; and particularly, on the
ground that they do not believe the ne.
gro capable Of welding political power
in the State. This is also very true, and
rational, 50 far as it goes. But when our
conservative republican friends have gone
thus far, in protesting against such an
outrage, they are inconsistent in not 70
ting against the entire Republican State
and County Ticket Why Because the
candidates upon that ticket, demanding
their suffrages are, without exception,
pledged in favor Of negro suffrage! Now,
if they are conscieutiOusly opposed to en-.
grating that amendment upon our con-
stitution, for the reasons already assigned,
dishonest and upright men, they are in
duty bound to rebuke also those who are
pledged for the infamous doctrine Of me-
gro equality ; for they will gain nothing
by voting against the amendment, and in
favor Of those who would degrade white
men to the level of the negro. If they
honestly desire hat white men shall rule
Ohio, and we believe many Of them arc
earnest in this respect, they should MOI
only vote promptly against negro equal
ty, but should also vote with equal prompt
itude against all those who are in favoI
Of that detestable doctrine. If thos'
who advocate negro equality and negro
suffrage should be elected to Office in Oc
tober, 1t will be claimed hat the people
are committed by their votes to that doc
trine, in sustaining such a ticket; aut
the agitation will 60 on till the white 70.
ters Of Ohio shall submit to the intended
insult and degradation prepared by tht
abolition leaders. If the negro suffrage
amendment, and ticket based upon it,
success, should be signally defeated, tina,
question will be put to rest, and its advo.
Gates will retire in shame, under public
contempt, to the shades of political death.
Then, we urge all to vote against the
whole thing.
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1.-THE condition of our country Is calculated
to produce forebodlngs OF O melancholy char
acter in the breast Of every true American -
ASHLAND UNION.
Now, don't trouble yourself. -TIMEs.
We do not expect the editor Of the
Times, disunionist as he is, to give him.
self any concern about the condition Of
our country, but the patriot, the reflect.
ing man, is filed with deep anxiety 10
contemplating the future of this boosted
Gland Of the free and home Of the brave"
Every American eye has watched with
deep interest, the fraternal strifes, the
bloody and desolating wars of factions
that our country has more than once been
engaged in; and every heart has swelled
with patriotic glow and deep enthusiasm
when victory was proclaimed ours. Snc,
cesses and reverses have been our lot,
yet in the end there stood, more promi:
nent than ever, the Constitutional cdifce
in oil its sublimity, proud and defiant,
yet warm in the cause Of Truth, Justice,
Liberty and Law. With this patriotism
which gamers the hallowed memories Of
the past, why is it that this magnificent
Republic should to-day be rent and torn,
and the loyal heart of America throb
heavily, oppressed with anxiety and gloom
for its future ? The clash of arms has
ceased the land no more resounds with
the measured tread Of q million of armed
men the blood Of Eve hundred thousand
patriots has been wiped from the green
fields, by time. A crime has been com.
mitted by partisan aud ambitious men,
who have forgotten their rows to perpet-
uato the Union. These evil-minded pol
%iticians have disturbed the peace Of the
country and poisoned the very fountains
Of its existence. They have released tho
negro and in his stead have placed eight
millions Of whites in bondage, 10 secure
the vote Of the former and render power
less the influence of the latter, that their
map-dishonoring and God-defyiug plans
may be accomplished. This hideous deed
will blaoken the statutes Of our Christian
land, aud dsbass, dishonor and impover.
isb the wicked perpetrators Of 50 foul a
crime.
The murmuring waves Of civil war are
again heard In the not far of distance
Tho dark clouds are still lowering and
the fiery teDpests threaten. Through
the vista Of the future can DO seen those
waves, Scanning and breakiDg-still near.
Grand soon they will be upon US 10 all
their enguldpg fury, u the Radicals are
permitted TO carry out their revolutionary
schemes. May the bright star Of duty
cast lie clear radiance over the dark
aud troubled waters. and hush to rest
their fearful agitation before tisif fury
J reaohss our shores.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-07-31
The Imprisonment Testimony,
The Nahonal htelNgencer saws

Inc Natsonat MteHigeacer says:
II is expected that as soon as Congress
assemblies the testimony will be- formally
submitted and printed, accompanied by
majority and minority reports, and, per.
haps, by a report from the Conservative
members, combating tie resolution of
censure Of the President, hitherto report.
ed to the House by a majority Of the
Committee. On Saturday, when the
mass Of evidence gathered by the Com.
mittee was placed on the desk of the
Chairman, ia obedience to the order Of
the House, and he m~omentarily expected
an opportunity of presenting It, the i'm.
preston became general on the floor and
in the reporters gallery that the seal of
secrecy had been substantially removed
BY the action Of the House, and unre.
strained conversation ensued as to the
testimony adduced. II is hardly neccs
sary to say that it was conceded to be ex,
culpatory rather than duplicating the
Presidsnt in any improbable ofense,
and that others rather than he were in.
terested in its suppression, although
thought TO be entirely one-sided.
In this way, also, it appeared that the
evidence disclosed very important facts,
showing oonclusively that his "policy,6
however sneeringly derided now by the
Radical wire.ptllers, was cordially &c.
quiesced in and approved by the high.
toned and popular soldier who they were
at this moment endeavoring to cajole into
becoming their candidate for The Presi-
dency in 1868. II was, also, in like
manner disclosed that the testimony clear.
ly established the fact that the recon.
struction policy Of President johnson, as
developed in bis North Carolina procla-
nation (Which has been carried out in his
subsequent proclamations and other acts,)
was not substantially, but idcntically,
the same as that which had been deter.
mined upon by his predecessor as his
own in short, that the original draft of
that proclamation was that Of the identi.
cal one intended to be issued by Mr..
Lincoln himself. As to the Presidents
course in hardening rebels" it further
appears that it was sustained by the same
great name to the extent of a reconmen-
dation for the pardon Of Robert L. Lee,
commanding General of the Confederate
forces. For manifest reasons, it is for.u.
nate, in a partisan point Of view, that
the Conservative members of the Com.
mite could rot consc:enciously vote for
the immediate publication of the whole
of.the testimony taken though but ne..
TALLY completea, aud wholly &c parte.