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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05
THOMAS JEFFERSON ON PATRICK
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The Philadelphia dge publishes what
it calls q hitherto unpublished manu-.
script, written BY, Thomas Jefferson,
saws: Of Patrick Henry: s!Mr. Henry
began his career with verJ little prop.
erty. He acted, IS T have under:
stood, as bar-keeper in; the ta7ern at
-Haiover,C G. q. :, for some time: He mar.
:ried very young; settled, I believe, ct
a place called Roundabout, in louisiana
got credit for some little store of MGR
chandise,; but very soon failed. !: From
this he turned his views to the law, fof
the acquisition Or practice Of which:
however, he was too lazy. Wheneve,
the courts were closed for the winter
session, he would make up a party of
poor hunters Of his neighborhood !;
would 20 off With them TO-: the .piny
woods Of: Fluyanna, and pass weeks in
hunting DEER. Of which he was pas
sionately fond sleeping under tent,
before a fire, wearing the same shiltthe
whole time, and covering all the dirt Of
his dress with . hunting shirt " Re
never. undertook to draw aplss.adings if
be could avoid it, or 70 manage that
part Of a cause, and very unwillingiy
engaged but as I'D assistant to speak in
the case. And the. fec was m 'inds'
pensabse preliminary, observing to the
applicant that be i kept no account
never putting pen e i paper, which VA
true; His powers over -. jury we're s.
irresistible That he received great fee
for bis services, and had the reputation
sof sboing Unsuitable IA; money;n,;Gz ~.
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The London Revte,o remarks Of an

'i"i 49, J ~ = ..SiEs ~. 60 iSG'fln!
The London Reuie.o remarks rem Of q an
article entitled shooting Niagara,'
which has excited !: a great deal Of un-
tavoreble comment, from American pa:
pers:t aAll.v3o;yet !! retain .s.i'. sry respect
for the geuiqs: Of Mr. Carlyle have
beer greatly panied Of late by big hlat-
antzadyocscy et the worst forms @'.'' Ct ef: tyr
anuye his: noisy mo '.tl e and ard num-
gsnhls dismal ineoherensce, big idle
h.rpios inl favor itl words ord (yh hi he
seemsIto think do duty t tor ide.s>>, and
the :iato|s'abls: +8eat.siea Of big b. istg'
# he has1 anything to t, say which con:
Germs US to heas iq: Gods K name y let him
say tin p.A, i!l English, 90 that g may
understand vhs .t mean. t but 1 feeble
chattering Of spi.sfal: and :! not yery in
.tcligible Jerem ias i i' respectful Meth
;erss to bis: readers nor to bis own q
fame"
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a FAITHFUL WIFE.
From the Hamilton Times.

FROM the Hamilton Times. = : :TI:rr ~.
A touching scene was enacted on the
market square this morning, calculated
to impress the beholder with . high es-
timation of womau's patience and her
unswerving affection: !, A staid couple,
Somewhat advanced in. years, had ar.
rived from the rural. districts With q
load Of some description Of produce
calculated to contribute to the susten-
ance Of the city, md the old gentleman
had wandered of to one Of the numer-
GUS places Of ;entertainme 1T for man and
beast surrounding the market, entrust.
ing the mercantile interest entirely to
the charge Of the old lady: 19' s1:* +.
After disposing' Of the load the good
matron prepared to return home. and
started ID pursuit of her truant lord,
whom she found:near At hsnd, stretched
at full length on = bench and under =
total ? prostration Of. his mental and
physical faculties, as ii from fit of
apoplcxy OF, sun.stroke. Tenderly raie
ing the inanimate torn in her arms, the
good wife conveyed him bodily to the
farm wagon on the opposite side Of the
street, and tumbled him gently over the.
end board. Then mounting the. vehicle
herself: aud dragged HIM 1engthvise of
the box in the position in which dead
bodies are usually slowed Having &C:
complised her labor of love, the kindly
old lady wiped the perspiration from
her brew with the corner of her apron,
tenderly remarkins . the unconscious
sleeper: SHOW lay there. you old fool,
till l get yer home; won't vallop the:
whisky out Q, yer" The spectators
were deeply affected by. the scene, and
felt for the old man, as the establish
ment started off on brisk trot over
the stones. ~. q: ri: ~. J.. j.: =. i.
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=, The lotter closes with pardon.ble
burst Of patriotic enthusiasm, M; Il: eaa:a

burst Of patriotic enthusiasm :; u: sa1::o.
T saw with clear vision and proud
er heart my own country without a
slave, and almost without IN, enemy.
after = war which shook the universe
IN Its resistless march, and settled the
grandeet question OF ages country
where there are no such Door ~ I. see
every day in the Old World, and where
woman, not as here, beast Of burden.
hagggsard and old before her time, is the
equal and. pride, of mana country
whose sons, not as in Europe, the tools
and tootstools Of kings, arc offered Ill
the prizes that can awaken and stimu-
late ambition, and are sovereign ia the
right to criticise and change their pub
lie servant. Nor was this picture present
to me alone: Everywhere I can see it
hanging like a, precious hope in the
memory Of man. And as these mon
a a re. plot, and arm, and subjusate, and
kill, their people turn to the United
States Of @America Is 4 refuge: from
hardships uncomfortable and reward for
honest toll. The tide Of emigration is
therefore sure to be 1doubly swollen by
tho success, Of Liberty and the death of
Slavery in the New World, and by the
crue! exactions and bloody conflicts OF
the despots of the Old.
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~ "A Georgia judg, lately threatened
|a lavyer for contempt Of the court
II have expressed no contempt for the
court" sid the, lc7ysr; ION the COD.
80, I haze oersfdlly concealed m;
tesG1I;."' =
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IF the the following were not vouched
for Is true BY an editor, we should feel
inclined 70 doubt it:
A fen days since, in Keekuk county,
% babe six months. old vas crying lust.
il, and the usual applisrces seeelnd to
have no effect !; it still cried, and the
/ mother vas perplexed to know what
ths trouble vas. At last, after it seem
ed e almost exhausted, it spoke with
startling distinctness these words
+ Giv,et ne a drink Of vater? OF course
tie mother tss' frightened, but she
+ gave the vater, vheo it immediately
1ent to slesp. The infant he'd never
spoken before, nor has it eiuce. W.
oan voach for the truth Of the above
Is mi' &c ire personally acquainted With
! tho parents of Ihe child Ott.mDd
{ l0,ou) Mercury.
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lever or the sNn4nc, anu us ueIeuueV Wy
tour Hundred cannon. taAsI stood on
thetopmost sttle,menttheguide pointed
out several other immense Notifications,
insthe same range, of recent; construc-
ton, and everywhere I noticed troops
drilling and heard ths sound Of drums
and trumpcts. :, Not only were the sol
diers being trained 10 squads, but BY;
Tie single man, aud there was as much
activity as if the hostile tri-color had
already " appeared on the not-distant
French frontier. Cologne, 'a the chief
city Of the Rhine, has Eve heavy forti:
Reatiens,, now occupied by over forty
thousand Of the finest veterans in the
Prussian army Never before has. the
military Organization: of Prussia been
80 perfect Every young man Of eigh-
teen is Immediately put into the army,
where he serves for three Of the best
years Of his life. This, out Of q popu'
lation of twenty millions, keeps on a
constant war footing ono Of the largest
armies in the world although it takes
Iron the fields and the workshops an
| immense number Of valuable mon, and
ccooiinrpels the degradation Of women to
tic hardest toll. There is no distinc.
ton in this conscription-it reaches
peer and peasant; and the troops l saw
many of them very young fellows, were
veterans already, having fought in the
last years war with great distinction
and showing their medals and badges
j with enthusiastic pride. @:s 4sEs IT, :'s%s
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gr4p0e-0Slr Ute90to escapes, StlduSo
accounts of crime, bits Of wisdom-snd
pasnug them in 9 scrap-book. When he
gets ready to crite new etory he goes
over his scE9-book in search Of good
things furnishes up the crimes and &C.
cidents, redrecses VT and wisdom, and
weaves Ill into his narrative with his
own wonderful skill"
Two persons in Vienna, disputing
whether men or Comen had most vsni-
ty, made Z bet to decide the matter.
They agreed to stand opposite = minor
shop and count the number Of men and
women vho should stop and admire
themselves in the looking-glssses. In
ono hour they he'd counted 100 women,
80 Of Qhcm stopped to look 1t them
selves, chile of the same number Of
men, 95 peused to admire their face
and figure.
We believe this to be vile SANDER.
"A Philadelphia letter gossips pref
ty freely atout the handsome ladies' Of
that city. 1t says. 'every once in .
while / see scrap in . New England
paper about the beauty of certain
Miss Schonberg of this city. Nov, she
is not the prettiest woman BY any
means. Miss Schouberg is not ;
natural but an artificial beauty: 10
can give you q score Of ladies Who will
rival her. Were you to ask my person
q opinion in the matter I should say
that : Miss Emma G. T.ton il BY far
the handsomest. Sho is lady eigh-
teen, vhile Misc Schcnherg is At least
thirti-f;>a Je1rs Of age."
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As snug,
A. . bug,
In u ru0U

W0eQ OUT U1uuer II cOOkeV IL ~ O1 tue
lnnfcseast., Bitad iig6t Ind white, made
et:aaan grop6d tom from wheat, which or
sah :fltssaed; ehicken:pie maize of o.
rsaixii5 :sh;ekee; ,that ssea,nen 'svsopiqgi
doNn from the sky into our own yardi j
4sar1f milked from our ba9 }pHfnd
laid by our own hens-at one or two:
removes :; Jellies that hung quivering;
On aur own wild plum-trees everything.
ptGS5zed 3detMcatS Flap2o tab65isjset,
With fine white linen, with napkins and
silver forks aid spoons, and pretty
-p}aia ware Really one might DO worse
ths6 dine atss prsirie 4sra-house.- <:
building dp sly hks4 .this. srested when Jun;
Der vas:nipe, 81, tell dellars a thousand,
say three years ago, cost not quite tN .
2lss! ';sI ;'t 49, $s|3as b; atfs
it.. For blinds the owner obtains =
| model, lid Then mel es them and paints
them bimselF. He also washes or stains
4 ssr'}t. s3:Is lis issz ss ns::
stainE. al the interiorswood work with. =
homemade preparation. Many Of the
doep and some Of tie vindow:frames
ire the work Of lis own hands, He
lsys the floor, and lathes the walls. Ho
makes The little porch over the from.
ldopE sAll The cunning YoIksgm'.a.pqshiP
Of the store.roems Is his. The dining
ttsble,; aad the brackets, and scores d
little ,eeptrivances, and even elegaaces,
are the product Of bis mind, and hand
f-aided by another nind'as fertile, and
other hands only less strong;;sn less
! skilltul. From these .olhef 6ards come
theirustis frames for the, engravings
the warm-looking curtains, and many .
nameless but useful and pretty device
4 From both pairs Of hands e, comes thu
largeand1 Z comfortable lounge, with it
piled-up cushions; it is not the worI
of day OF Of q week but Of many win
Liter, EVENING" and many rainy morning
j f4tthfe gathered fragments of Sodd hours
and 90 first aud best We have holm'
ii TIE wilderness, aud i home that vil
be constantly growing more home:lilk'ee
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III F1PfE6 fef 1a5q1fT sIs's e.
81 ~'a 49, -. THIS OFFICE
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7a9:'1 b. MADAME c. ,MBAR6, ssa>
Having increased The aeeonnodationt for
pupils, desires.te inform her patrons thet
she 70 able 10 offer tho advantages Of her
.1nstitution to .alsrgsr, number Of Young
French i tic language d ths school.
-. Madame NJ. sfefcfs Is WI: Mitchell,
-. e. Cloud, IA IS VI + !. 81 e :!s
assP0sA's' .tssaa2oyaGa ~ 1seEss7 sEel .saa
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W. A.; James Elms, R. 8. d. Gladmon, +. g.;
J. Fsnvick, W. T.; J. eoper, Chapi Q. Dump,
Con- II. s. Mcpherson, A. O l. d. Brigham, 1.
o. 8. H. Mitchell, o. s.. 8. Gladmon, r. s.
Lady conductor, Miss A. Robinsoui q. Thorn,
ladysentlnsi; Miss g.. Grimes, Love- Miss Lucy
Tillett Prity; Miss X Story, Fidelity.
DErEcrvs wArsR MAms.-For some time
past, merchants and other residents on High
street. near DumbArton. have been annoyed By
their cellars being hllsd with water without dis
covering q cause therefor. The other day o
storskseper on High street called on the water
engineer 10 ascertain whore the water came
from, and after thorough invsstigation, during
which the pavement was taken MP, and after
digging 70 depth Of about Eve feet water In
considerable qusntity was found, which proved
to be son. Az there are no springs in the vicin-
the cause was found TO exist In defective water
mains. Probably the discovery Of the leak win
lead 10 the ascertaining Of the cause Of 90 many
wet and watsry cellars throughout the town.
REMOVAL or CoRxsR-s rosE.-Yesterday
morning large copeourss Of spectators assem-.
bled at Christ church to witness the removal Of
tho corner stone Of that church. The stone was
removed, and the boz containing the relies taken
out. Upon opening the box the Arst thing that
was found was silver haif-dollar, oorroded but
very little, after which . quantity Of copper
OOlub Wofo IOunu, opnsluofNDty Iusteu. 0n tn0
lid Of tho box, which is Of "copper" was engraved
the name Of President Monroe, and on the 70.
verse was engraved, "Christ church, erected
18ls." The haifdollar and copper coins we're
made in the year 1917.
REcovERY OF A STOLEN HoRsE.-Ser-
geant Boormsn, yesterday afternoon, arrested
Mr.. Aloysius Reed, Of Montgomery county, Nd,
on the charge Of having In his possession bay
mare, stolen In 1853 from Col. Henry Dunlop, Of
Frederick county, and was discharged on his
own recognizanoe BY Justice Bucksy, 10 appear
and answer the charge on Thursday afternoon
next.
CoLoRED AuAzoSs.-Warrants were is
sued last night, BY Justice Buckley, for the ar.
rest Of two oolorsd female Tom Hysrs, Who are
charged with engaging in nght, a Ia Aaron and
Collyer. about colored man, who Is mutually
claimed BY both damsels.
IMPROVING Patrick Mayher who was
so seriously injured 0 few days ago, by his cart
loaded with gravel turning over upon him, is
rapidly improving, and will be out In tho course
Of next week.
ST. ASs's INFANT ASYLUM "A picnic will be
given under the auspices Of the Lone Star Dvi-
sion, Sons Of Temperance, at Analostan Island,
the Gath inst. for the benefit Of 81. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
DIsoRDERLY.--John Miller was arrested by
0aioer Warwick on charge Of disordery conduct
| and carrying concealed weapons. He was taken
CAsAL.-The usual number Of boats arrived
yesterday with coal, which Is being shipped
eastward nearly as rapidly as 1t arrives.
AuRIvEp.-Schooner Amands, Palmer, mas.
ter, from Baltimore,
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FrsAsorAn AND connEnc1AL.

with the spsoulativs tendency in railwsy
stocks has fallen add dselinsd almost q rspidly
as II has risen, II Is q source Of qualification 10
know that Government securities have hs,d hrm
and been much in demand during The. psst tso
weeks, running fight between the ''bulis" and
bears" The agitation Of poliiiesi questions
in Congress does not In the least sifect eavitai.
ists, large and small, from investing in them;
and plenty Of money loose from business has
given more cheerful tone 10 stocks Of al kind.
hence the rise aud spssaIation In "railways."
There vas very heavy export Of gold to Eu.
rope, on Wednesday, and which has stiffsned the
gold prsmium; and II Is not expected that Gov
ernment viil sell colin for several weeks to come
The increase Of our commercial tonnage ap.
pears 10 bs the wish Of all the business and com.
msrciai journals along the Atlantic, and with lis
increase and the very favorable prospect Of large
crops, there Is no reason but that our own city
Of magnificent distances" should feel the I'm.
petus and bs benefited thereby.
There has been no material ohange In the pro.
vision market, and under our financial quota
tops, We give general resume Of the markets
for tho past week. 700,
The following arc the latest quotations, rs
a IL = r a. a n
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80 Know Thy Dsstiny.-Madsms E. #.
TaoHsros, the great English Astrologi CairvOy
and Psyehomstreian, who has astonishod the asien-
une classes Of tho Old World has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, as to enable
her TO mpart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either while In a
state Of trance she delineGteS the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an
instrument Of Intense power, known As the Psyeh'
omotrope, guarantees to produce life-hke picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant TO-
gsther with date Of marriage position In life, lead
Ing traits Of character, &. This ia NO humbug, as
Thousands oftsstimOnAls can assert She will send,
when desired certified certificate, or written guar
Antss, that the picture Ia what II purpOrts to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating plA,
Of BIRTH age, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
10 YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
information by return mail. All communication,
sAeredly confidential. Address, In confidence, MAD.
AxB 4. =. rHoRSros. ?. o. Boz 2sS, Hudson. MY.
mhls-d&wly
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Rs- To oConsumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks, By
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known TO
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It he will send COPY Of the pre-
serption used tree Of ehargs,) with the directions
for preparing and using the same. which they will
nnd suRx CURE YoR CONSUMPTION, AsrHAA, BRoS-
oHIrIs, &c. The only object Of the advertiser In
sending the prescription 10 to benent the atnletsd
and spread Information which he oonesves to be In
valuable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as II will cost them no,hing and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad q.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly Williamsburg. Kings Co., H.Y.
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ARRIVALS AT THE uorELs.

METROPOLITAN HoTEI.-Porrs 4 snn LLss
.risf s'tes.p M As.' g. c9:sss 9:s. w d. s
oroek.I snd s. r. Meci.is, Va Gr..al.sf Johs.,s. n
ov. W. Gsysos y, s.,, ,ss " w. n ylos.. sss NJ B.i
wiiisn., IT, La O. sS stanford Sy. sNsy
s.::: i s%:; s':::. s.s;;s y Fs: -:
". ssulsbury. Del Jas. o. whte, Geo. H. Crsvford
RoSs D. h,iss.tos Tho. VSR Sss sh.s sS' CO.. !. :'s.
Norris. s T. H.. ..I sol1i. r..l; Y nsrI. r NJ. s:.r
Hope, frlneeion, NJ, ): wina, oh.tiot,.yiii., Va
W. shattuek, RIehmond; Hon. A j. 0iossbr.nnsr
Pa, Chas. II. Cole Apd wife and r. W. van Law and
wife, Athens, o. John A. Hornsr, O. 9 Horace, 1sa
Brosdsn, Nd. xdon Burns, La Orange, TsIss.
wILLARDs' H0TEL-srKEs, CHADWICK a 90,
J. 8, Hennesey, .. O. Davis, New York 4 W. D.
yoss, Virginia. =. woford, his.issippi; L. Adsms,
yis9 n. p s..,. J. c,a sss,s IN PAD
Bssis, J. b. BsAis, u ststson, o. Adams, osors,si
poa Nap Ssi.is' wsI.as. ShS A,S',
t 4! psffss;'i fsis SSs.s Ss. Il Isasis ss:
l. gi.nshara. h,'',essu.stt'i z; Leonard and wife
New York; Miss seevsn, LouisianA
NATIONAL H0rEL-H. O. BrssoH. %.
yJohu b. Psnpisgton, Dover, Del Stuart Barnes,
Nov Haven, Conn. Dr. r. wsstsrlIng, q. g. A.
y. g.; George 2. rrenob, Washington, D. Q. ". r.
bard, Iowa; G. 1. Rngiish, oineinnat, ohis; Mrs.
=. ID: .Fiueo and two children, John A fiuos,
Z; Daniel Fields, Nd, B. sioanaksr, Phiiadei.
phiai John Beatson, baltimore; Mrs.. W. j. Arnold,
Chester s,. Pa; VIZ R.sons w..hisgiss: =. u Qua.
leans; ). 4. h9isaii and family, DO. ~" VT
DYER's HoTEL-GsoRaz B. Dr.n. u
DR.. u. n. Johnson, Cariisis. Pa. Miss L. John !.
son Baltimorsj Miss Chsneworth. Philadelphia I'd
". J. Black, iynchburg, Va. D. y. Hail, Rieh,
mond, Va b. Won vronksn, New York; n x
Ksmmell, D. A. Ksmmell, Va. J. N. 0rosebeeE,
San Aptonio Te5asi y Myers, Phiisdsiphia; p.
west virsinis; DR.. q. Ibinsn, oinsinsati, i Ohio
Mrs Ehrman, Cincinnati. Ohio; Il. Roberts. New
sEAToN HoUsE-Jonr H. srrrrs.
W. II: Kinney. Baston, Pa J. R Powell, L. A.
Richardson, Mss N II. Hoy, R g. Jackson, n T.; p,
]; Early. Harbingsr, W. II. Mysrs, Baliimore; @.
W Ryant, Richmond, Fendalf Msrbury, Prince
George county, No. James W. ?. Walker, city; s.
Broadwell and wife, Morristown, N. J. q. Z, Ratb,
Tenn. Chas. A Vale, Richmond, Ind,
EBBITT H0UsE-C. @. WILLARD.
9. oamPbsll, N. Il VIC: Hennsry, Tenn. H.
Q. Morgan. C.i Q. 0rifnn, W. Il. Gilpin, Mass; G.
o. Marsh, La; y. Howard, NY; J.W. CLARK, va ;
u, q. Bennett, Mass. O. L. white Va. T. Postis, u
en- E. Keen, Va; T. Mynsrs, W. d. Steiner, W.
Ne; Z. N. Klnbul, Mass. Hon. ]. Hill, N. J. Hop.
o. a. A'tSi SSwEa Il HOUSES. W owrr.
Theo. sutro and W. Dotton, Baltimore; O. Green,
frederieksbuIg,ya.i Absom Howell, U. g. A; Bailey
Haven, c.; NJ Jones, Boston; James Wilson, New
Orleans.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
JSIrED hTArEs PATssr OIPIoE

WAAHlNuIOFI July y, 1907,
On the petition Of Joshua gibbs, Of Canton, Ohio
prAyiag for the extension Of patent granted to him
the 4th day Of October, 1885, for an Improvement In
machine for grinding plow castings, for seven yeAri
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 4ih day OF October, l667i
IL ordered that the said petition be heard Al the
Patent omes on MONDAY, the 18th day Of September
next, At l2 clock, IN. and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 hls
In the Patent Once their objections, specially ss
forth In writing at least toeaty days before the day
Of hearipg all testimony hled by either party 10 bt
used at the said hearing, must bs taken and trans
mittsd In accordance with the rulss Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tssti
mony, must be hled In the olioe tOenty days bsfor,
the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any, within
tan days after ding the testimony.
ordered also that this notice be pgbiishsd In th'
RKPuBLICAs aud the IRteili0snoer, wAshington, d.
c. aud in the Stark GOGnty Republican, Canton, Ohio
ouee week for three successive weeksi the hrst
said publications to bs at least sixty days preyiou
10 the day of hearing. T. q, THEAKRR,
jyl2.f3t Commissioner Of Patents,
The national Republican., 1867-07-13
DIED,

Thursday, July II, Of cholera infautum, PRAsk
HAkRIsoS. infant son Of WIN. B. and Sarah y. n
Hartley, aged months
July II, 1857, at half-past thres o'clock, p m,
after : long and painful illness, MALrspxR huLLor
the wife Of Thomas J. Mulloy In the tsth Of hsi
age.
The friends and acquaintanees Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
on Massaehusetts avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east, this afternoon, at clock She leaves
| o husband and SIX children to mourn her loss May
she rest In peace.