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5latiunal Repnblitau.

FREAKs of an INSANE YoUTH.-A
Young man named Dewitt Clinton Van.
sickle, of East Liberty, Delaware county.
Ohio, some time since placed poison in
molasses which was used by all Of his
fathers family. except himself and one
other member, and all who partook OF il
Immediately became sick. The ono who
had not used the molasscs suspected
something wrong, took what was left to
Delaware, were il was analysed and
found to contain arsenic. At the tune
it was supposed that the above mentioned
party was the would.bc poisoner, but the
matter was hushcd up. Some time after
the same young man set fire 10 his
fathers house, and, after so doing, went
to the bed where his younger brother
was sleeping and laid down and waited
until the FIRE was under good Roadway,
when he gave the alarm, but not in time
to save Che house from being burned to
the ground. lie soon after went to Co.
lumbus, but was followed by a neighbor
who caused his arrest. lie was examined
and confessed as above, and stated that
he procured the poison in East Liberty,
and gave asa reason for its purchase
that he wished to kill rats with it. IIc
was carefully examined by two doctors,
who pronounced him insane. He was
sent home in charge of neighbor.
TuE DETAILS ola hideous crime, commit.
ted at Nismes on thel0th or 18th Of
November last, have recently appeared
in the French journals. A husband and
wiro named Hermanns, under the excite
ment Of religious frenzy, murdered, in
the most cruel manner, their daughter,
aged thirteen years and six months, after
having drawn from her, by longlcontinued
and terrible torture, confession that she
had been guilty Of certain immodest
acts. The mother had been in early life
an abandoned woman, and the child was
illegitimate. After her marriage, the
woman Hermanns had however become
ianatically pious, and It was under this
influence thatthe daughter wasmurdercd.
The girl had been for months system
atically starved and treated in ptiless
manner. During the murder the parents
sang hymns to drown the shrieks Of their
victim. AS no indications Of madness
seem to have been manifest except insane
hatred of the girl, the couple were
conference.-the mother to imprison.
inent with hard work for life; the father
to ten years of labor.
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Medical.
DALrIMoRR LOCK- HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As PROM auAcKERY,
TANNED. -.....

fhh oN"' TliNEp,
DR., JOHNSTON b. discovered p. mos. certain,
%s.k1sss x. Fl az s..s Fl kSSSs
sa,,s 81 @po,aney dspspai Debility, Nsryon,nes
py~psi LsnsaS Low SPIRIT; ;;o SGSia;i :s,S o.
iins.' bimress ~ Sisht or Giddinsss Diseases Of
ths Head, Throat Nose Of skin, Affections q the
huns S,o%aeh, or seu,s YoutSe,soss
.iessI nd solitary pgassss nor, h AN r slf
Dr. SiisSsins AZ. as;; brilliant SSg .,,, o.
SS sssS. H AZ Victim. Of so.
Via N, !. and .s.y ss. SS'
yoaSs men k most sssltsd talents and brilliant
s,;st WIZ sSs S,s' ,d:s have s sss LIS
wsisa . scsisey the living Tyre may call with full
M.,,,.a psr,on.i ar Hoaos Me-, eop,emp,s,ps
marriage, being aware Of physieal weakness, or
GAME debility, deformlties, &c. speedily cured
yhS place. h,%:'f under II. Che care q DIT J.
s %sa. and '0hna'h'iy rely 'p"n ms '.'i
Immediately S SRsf snS r %FN Yiaof Restored
This brsaifai Disease which renders Life Mi,cr.
s s. fd %a.s c ss sss. G1s
o. a hs dsf sss s shs
WI pretend Ssay iSs, =. PoSSi q PIssfs.Sa
t6an b. p Ike ppaisnt Besides Seiha deprived he
Picssurcs Of heathy onspIlnE ne most sengus hnd
destructive symptoms to both body a1d mind
and Mentsi functions weakened, Loss o. Pr5eIs..
tive Power, NERVOUS irIiilnnlnty, Dyspensa, RAJ,
b,stuiion o, iee ae tha gras onsbs Sos.
pooniN, y ."hsihhW tne ff~no' NouShs' Noh'
sumR.,soin,, &C, ,orru vvvnpprru yrppvr
,.n.riV sv ,,.s I'm Heiti,rors .,rsst ~
ieft-hand tide Holns from paumots slrseI new
doors from the corner. Fan not 10 observe nHme
and number
~ Noletters received unless postpaid And con-
taininE q stamp % be u.ed % the reply Persons
wiring should snte hso, anu seha PORTION OF "a
Seruseiaent desenbink ssgHpphS2mnms'
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HEApq'Rs FouRru MILITARY Drsrnicr, }

u-.nos,. r.,,ru N,,,r,pv n,s,pto,
hND' W IN Anx.ss.sS'
y,,.,,ao Mes Ia. 10 IsSs
cI 49, A. "a
/, M. ,h.nc. ,b., n,,,on, duIv r,g.
80 n.s.s;h.d hx iaw iii not hs M.
20 III. rnds, eyis,ing orders because Of nav.
$500, 49,. ..,,,ass,a, og ,sr;.,,.,,on 80
.sh w.. s.,,;ass,s. b,rn on,y Ss.n r.onir.d
$50 S 20 Sso,n ,ha.a h..51r.r,sr, ~, ~,
s,sa,.. sonv,n;srss AZ oondnctins III .i.c
Ion Tia for,oring addition ia mad. "a ths
n,oy;s;op, If Dist1;ct CIsnsra, T,rd.rs M 10
Prescribing S the msnn.r Of holding tho coming
piss,,as ia ~. ST.. WV
''IcHO an 10 mi, ~. STATE sa,;n, n,ov,.a 4,
o,ds,. ~. a, al has h..p oomnr. a. y, an.
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snd is.rs .,.smb,sJ O, and Sarin1 az
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"hn'a namas nav /. AMI r,S;.,sp.d '0 sn,;
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Ri, -, hi. ,s,,;S..,a. as r.a;.,,., H."
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nay w ~. .unnsnLA .:ss oe' n
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PROPOSALS FOR DREp0ISo IN roRTLAYp
HARBOR, MAINE.


PoRrLksD, Ma. July 9. isss
Proposals will be received at this once until s D,
IN. on MONDAY. the D,h Instant, for dredsias
oO,Upo cubic yards, more less, the middle
ground, 20 a. to obtain depth OF twenty fcst At
The work must be commenced as soon as .pr.s.,
ticable after the approval Of the contract, and be
completed not later than the 10Th OF November
dictate 70 be soft mud) IL to be deposited In local.
ties not exceeding three 90 miles In DISTANCE from
the work. to be designated By the engineer in
charge. NJ. ~
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard Of ex
esvation, measured In the seows, including also
the removal Of the material " the Localities desiE
mated. g.. .. -. ~.
Payments will be made monthly, twenty Dor
cent 10 be reserved therefrom until the whole work
i satisfactorily completed. and to DO forfeited In
tho event Of the -ful ment OF the contract in
the time and manner required.
The undersigned reserves the right 70 reject all
bid. which, IN his opinion, frs not favorable 70
there reason 20 beiisye will not faithfully snd
promptly perform the Gourmet : !. ]
Persons desirias 70 MAX proposals. are requested
70 call on the undersEned at this once, In Norton
Block Congress street. for forms Of shme, and for
more definite Information II desiredS and on trans
mittiug their bids will endorse thereon Proposals
for Dredging In Portland HarboI,
juIo.td Bvt. Brig. Gen, .. s. A.
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l. N'h 'ALs ME M SS SFFiRoffhsshp GOVERN
co,vUs IS; NAyI Yt5D. %a.s Y S,..I.sSr.l
ds WI IN b = 1 9ay ,a 2 !. m s
iDH UjRsiGiH,iSF ' ", CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
s fT.iS1l:s
. was6slands,
And lot Of Garpentsrs' Tools. Blocks. Lamps,
"0oi BgR RsaG oP ssTkSa ENoIsEERINo.
l9S Lamp globes,
2.5CO pounds Scrap Leather and Old Hose.
6Otoas Old Iron TSbes.
BtEsS s fS'H h'Ss ssA fsB Gf5rHrso
90 20 is. P SisSd' Apples.
SIS lbs, COFFEE,
a gallons S"issses.
r.as lbs, Ds.isssfsS Vegetables.
\ P PsII: S sSi':l Shoes.
IA az RS r.. T KIP do
Also. SOAP. RSIOrs Buttons. Kctles. Fans. Spoons.
Also, go BOTTLES Mustard.
ID boxes BIssEips.
81 Clothes Brushes.
log SS5s. T ate p GCnPo"IIos
2, 600 unseryi eeable Division Bills
Also, lot Of Blankets, Waste Paper, &s,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
61o bolts yute Hammock STUFF,
Il6 bolts Jute Bag Stuff,
u bolts Cot STUFF,
ZIG lbs Old Rope.
Also, a quantity Of Leather, Hose. Silver Calls,
OF Cloth, Hickory BEooms, Table cstsrs, de.
aud IN the order Of the advert ssmsnl viii BE con.
pleted.
The articles to be removed within ten days A
deposi Of ten per esntum on each article will be
WIN. RADFoRD,
jy2td COmmAndAnt,
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DRoPosALs.

U. g. RSgIxBEa's 'orY-on,(
oswBso, n. r., July j, N0-}
Sealed proposals wiz be received By the 1nder-
following material fof repair Of oaweso Pier:
- CLAnsL
100 sticks Canada Pine Timber, each % feet long
and IL inches square, sawed.
100 sticks Canada Pine Timber. each 30 feet long
aud IL Inches square, sawed.
CLASS u,
loo kegs Burdens Wrought Spike, 0 inch.
CLASS III.
100 cords Stone for crib hlling.
The timber to be delivered on the United States
land, at the head Of tho pier, before November !,
lS6S The spike In the United States slorehouss, ii
the pier, before September !, 1855. The stone In
], ls00.
Bids and contracts to DO separate for each class.
BLANKS and further INFORMATION may be OBJ
C. Z, BLUNT,
Lieut.; Col. Of EngnocrG aud Dyt. Col. D. A.
iyn-tl
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ngPARTMRNT OF THR INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEEr OFFICE,

On the petition Of JoHs NJ BiE, Of glish Neigh.
borhood, N. j., praying for tho extension OF q
patent granted 10 him the ID day Of October 1854,
Tor an improvement In Pen and Pencil Case, for
s ws {es.s 1T.a ,ns ssP.IS1Sn ~ ssS patent,
is ordered ,hsI The ssia psti,ep ;. heard a. the
Der pext, At u O'Clock, m and all persons are
tined 10 appear and show cause. II any they have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
die in the Patent Once their objections. specially
set forth In writing, at least ttoeyfp days before
the day Of hsarinf al ;tcsti@9ny fled by either
taken and Transmitted In accordance with the
rules Of the oriee. which will DO furnished on p
plication. ~. ~ :
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
timony, must be nled In che once tioeniy days
before the day Of hearing the arguments, II any,
within Ten days after 1iius Of tho. testimony
Ordered, also. tina. this notiee be published in
the REPUBLICAN, aud the Intsiticencer, Washing
ton, D. G.. and IN the Atlas, New York, New
York, once . week for thrce successive week .;
the hrst Of said publications TO 30 at least sixty
days previous TO the day Of hearins;, sro,m.
jsls-Thsw Acting Commissioner Of Pstauts
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COLUMBIA DIsPEESssAtIRy, !, FOB WOMEN AND
Corner OF Fourteenth and N streets.

This Dispensaty 10 In connection with Coluin~
bia Hospital, and "A opened for the treatment Of
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Medicine
Medical aud Surgical treatInenl free.
Patients WHO arc about To be confined and desire
TO be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable " pay for the services ola
practitioner. will befurnished with medical atIen-
lion free, By leaving their names and address =,
the Hospital with the mAtrou.
M, Hours q ArTsspAsos AT THs DIsrEs.AKr.
mondays. nom 10 =. .......... Prof y. Howard.
Mednesdays, from 10 .".Prof. J. II. Thompson
fnndnysi rem 70 t..:.'..,....;......Dr Ashford,
Fres Patients upon ordars Of the Honorable Sec
retary Of the in,erior; Such orders for admission
THOMPSON, At his once, 49, I street, between
Twentleth aud TMenty.hrst iau6-fty
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pR6rosALs FOR COAL AND wooD.
o,,,,, , \; y. a /. y. v.,.. s,,a,...l

sssirs q rss UsIr.s sIArEs.l
'wAsHIxaros, June Is, 1888.
e, Sealed proposals viii BE- received 81 this Office
nntil i1m, q noad.y, Jply ~ next, Tor the de-
So IONS q, 80 Oupds) ofbssi WkiisKsh Furnace
Also, 100 cord. Of bes, Bsker's rips Wood, and
90 cords Of good merohAnable Oak Wood.
The coal 10 be Thoroughly screened the wood
Senate vaults, under the direction Of the chief en-
Einser or assistani, Who Will Also weigh tho coal
N ' GEORGE r. BROWN,
jsle-dtd Sergeant. at. Arms.
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PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND STRAW.
CHEZ QuARTERNAsrRR's OrrIoE,
FInsr hlLirAhI DIsJsIer,

s.,,.s R,9n,oSP, Va, July I. lsSs;
tiI sATUhDAf, Snly Il. Isss 4, a s,sSeh
SAND FIVE HUNDRED q. eQo) bushels Of OATS !;
and SIXTY teo) tons OF STAN, baied.
The Oats and Straw to DO Of good merehastAble
NY Dat. win be received Sy weight, a. thirty
twog sD pounds to the bushsl, and Sacks will Be
furnished By the Government. but the labor Of
putting the same into the Sacks must be performed
a the expense Of the contraction at the place OF de
Proposals. mu.t be addressed 70 Brsvst Lieu,sp-
ant Celenel James n. Moor. ouartermastsr U, 3.
A. :, Chief oaartermAster First Military Dlstrict,
Richmond, Va, and should be plainly marked
Proposals. fer Oats and Straw"
Delivery TO be made at the wharves or Railroad
Dopets In the city Of Richmsnd, Va, and must be
csmpeted within thirty 800 days from date VI eoni
Ali Oats aud Straw contracted for under this sd.
vertisement will be riEidiy Inspected, and such a.
do not prove 70 be Of good merehAntsbls quality
T So asi &C. P.ymsnt to DO made on the com
Each bid should be accompanied byA guarantee
Of two responsible parties that In case tho bid be
accepted a contract will be at once executed with
good and sui hcient securities. -.
The Chief QuartermAster reserves tho right Of
rejecting any or all bids that he may deem toe
high.
JAMES N. MOORE,
Byt: Lieut Col. and Q. N. U. 3. A., Chief Q. NJ
lst Military Dist. jyl0-td :
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pointed, temporarily, Provisional Governor Of
the State Of Mississippi, vice Bsnjsmin O..
Humphreys, hereby removed.
2. Captain Jasper Myers is appointed, tenn.
porarily, attorney general Of the State Of
Mississippi, vice c. E. Hooker, hereby 70.
moved.
). The officers appointed as above will re.
pair without delay to Jackson and enter im.
msdiateiy upon the duties Of their respective
ofloes. They will receive no other oompen-
sation than their pay and allowances as OH.
GERS OF the army.
by order Of Brsvet Major General Irwin
Mcdowell. JOBS Tyler,
First Lieutenant 4Sd Infantry,
Brevet Major U. s. Army. A. A. A. a.
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HOWE 4 STEVENS, FAMILY DYE CoLoRs. -
L Thirty Different Shades. all Ia liquid form
The same shades, all In powder form. We advise
the use Of the Blseks, browns and Drabs, In The
Dealers, and at the Mandatory, Boston, Mass,
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ORPHANS ooUsT AZ TIE DISTRICT OF

ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
" COLUMBIA,
n IN ths matter Of the petition Of Ann T. Robinson.
Th9 .aId guardian he ying reported that she had
In accordance with ths order o. said court with the
improvements TO wolford and shelberg for ~. so,
aud thai the said purchasers had complied with the
Its Ills 9Th day o. June. 1893, ordered by the
Court that the said sale be- and the sane ID hereby
and con nrmed unless cause 10 the contrary
Is shog1 on or before The Dth day Of lane ensuing
NATIONAL RsFrhLioAE three 81 times week for
three weeks before said day.
true COPY. -Testi j. W. O'BBIRNE,
iel0- oo9W RsRiAtar Of villa
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

. =, go WARRINGTON, May 10, ISIS.
field, Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent
reissued the Sth day Of January, 1865, for an i'm
proyement In Track Clearer. % Grass Harves,ers.
for seven years from tho expiration of said patent
which takes place on the I'D dAy Of August. ISIS:
i Is ordered that thS sad pstion b heard at the
next. at Il 'sloek M and Ill person. are noiihsd
70 appear and show cause, n any they have, why
said petition ought net to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
nle in the Patont Onloe their objections, specially
day Of hearing all testimony hled by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
Office. which vii! be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as tcsti-
mony, musi be hled IN tie oniee iosHtv days before
ten days after hling the tesnmopy.
Ordered, also. that this notice be Published In
the REFgRLIcts aud Iatsifigsncer, Washington, D.
c., and In the Evening ChrOni cie, natl Ohio,
once q week for three successive weeks the hrsI
Of said publications TO be at least SIXTY day. pre-
vious to the day Of hearing, A. NJ. STUuT,
myB-TuH Acting Commits oner Of Patents.
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On the petition Of SARAH W. R.Kp, sdmlnstratriy
q ne estate Of Cheney ReSd, deceased, and jane
Mould, dSesased, Of Chicago. Illinois. praying f9r
the extension OF a patent gthnted 10 the said
Cheney Reed and Brooks X. Mould, the sth day
q August 1854, for an Improvement in ventilatips
Railroad Cars, for reven years from the expiration
Of said paent which takes place on the si6 day Of
August, 1861 49,. 'L =
is ordered that he said petition be- heard at IN.
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day 81 July
next, II o'clock and all persons ned 70
petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
file In the Patent once their Questions, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttoentp days before
the day efhearingt all testimony fled 81 either
party, TO be used at the said hearing, must be taken
and transmited ~ aseordanrs with the rules Of the
ONCE, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi-
mony, must be ned In the once fsenlD days be-
fore the day Of hearing tho within
tea days alter hlinf the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this netiee be Published in
the and the Intsi ipsncer, ston,
DC, and In the Tribune. Chicago, Ill. once
week for three successive weeks; the frst Of said
sssISaioSrs e b at least sixty dsy; PTsS!Sus to
myis-wst Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE AcT'G Asst Coz. OF suBsIsrHEcH,l
PIkEsyILLE hnsasaL, July 4. ieos ,
by the Undersigned until the 18th day Of July,
1868, at II N, for furnishing fREsH BEEF to the
July 10, 1865. Hid
Tie Beef must DO Of good and marketable quality.
meat .Inesks. shanIs, and Kidney .tsllSw On
eluded
hss 70 b g
fuhllment Of their contraets.
Captain aud o. s. X, In charge d Pife.aiiis Ar.e
nal, and A. A. G. q. I've I'd
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IMPAIRMENT OF THg INTERIOR,
~ UsIrED SIArEs PATENT OFFICE.

AbHihufOh, June d 1915.
On tho petition Of GARDSER CmILsos, Of boston,
hnsetts PRAYING for the extension Of patent
granted 70 him the 10Th day Of September, 1884, and
re-issued the nth day Of September. 1861, for an
improvement in Furnace OF Heat Generator and
Radiator, for seven years from the expiration OF
September, 1865; - y
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the slst day Of August
next, at IL clock, m. and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, " any they nave, why
said petition ought not to be granted. ....'
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
hle IN the Patent 0ace their objections, specially
set In writing at least tiesntp days before the
70 Dc nsed a tho said bearing past be taken and
once, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other paper., reli6d upon as tes-
timony, must be nled In the Office tiosntv days be.
fore the day OF hearing the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hiinE the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the kEPgBLIGAE and the ntsiliDencer, Washing
Ton, d., and n ne Post, Boston, Massaehusetts,
once aweek for three successive weeks; the rst vi
.aid p9bleatton 70 be at ioast sixty prev
jeSRA Acting CsmmiAsioner Of Patspts
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Notices Of Patents.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uErrrp srAIEs PArnsr oryIes

Wx.aIsero5. NAY 10, isSs
Baltimore, IA. ara Igc.hs D. gcsD, q Wash;
sI6gleiop Barsee. dss..ssd. pr.yisF lor ,hs ss'
February, 1855. is-ds.ei The 6I day q August,
ior an improyement Ia SsrainE h.eeins, ri
which taxes place on i6s IA az q August, ises;
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard Al the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the ID day o. Augusl
next at u o'clock, m. and all psr.Sns are notified
sa,d petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension Are repaired TO fls
IN the Patent once their objections, specially set
IT III ss sn s,bss u ,o y
used u the said hearing, must be taken and trans
which viii DO farni,hed on application.
Depositions and other papers, relied upon as ies-
umcny. must be hled In the once floentv days before
the day o. hearing the arraments, bany, withinfen
days after hling the testimony.
Ordered. also. that this nQtlee be published In the
REPuBLIolS and the fntelffoenosr, Washington,
D. c.. and In the Amsrfcdn. Baltimore, Nd. |,
once week for three successive weeksi the nrst Of
.sid pgbiss,ons to DO at least sixty days pTsyiOus
mya-fhA Acting coramisaonsr Of Patents.
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED

DOCK AGENTS WANTED
ID Iok the EHw BOOK
'MEN OF OUR TIMES
Or Leading Patriots Of the Day. An elegant octaYo
volume, richly illustrated with IS beautiful steel
ongraEinEs, and portrait Of the author.
MRS. HARRIET BEECHBR STOWE.
Agents say II Is the best, and sells the quickest OF
orders pei, week. II will outsell "Unele Tom :
Cabin. We employ NO general agents. but Ray
extra commission, Old agents will appreciate this
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-10
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED SrArEs PATENT 0rYIcR.

n .,.,., WASuikuTON, may lly loOS-
Illinois, formerly fkliington. COnnecteut, praying
for the extension OF patent granted to him the 10Th
day Of August. 1854, Tor an improvement in Gov
ernor for Wind Mills, for seven years frsm the eI-
piration Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day Of August, 1866;
Patent once On Monday, the@d q August next ,
at !? O'Clock m and ~ persona arg notified to sp:
pear and show cause any they have. why said
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle Ia the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tpsnty days before the
day OF hearingj all testimony filed By either party,
tIxsn.mi,tGd in nesordans. with The Iale, o. the
umonI. must BE- nlsd In the ofise tloentp days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, N any,
within ten days after ding the test mony,.
Ordered, also, that this NOTES be published In
the RKPuBLIcAs aud the Intstlf6encer, Washing
ton, ID. O. and In the Tribune Chicago, Illinois,
once week for three successive weeks .; the hrst Oh
said publications to be at lesstsixy days previous
to the day ofhearing.
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