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Railroad Doors for Barns.

A convenient door for every owner of a
barn is a matterof great Importance Saw
ing as it does time and perplexity. The
kind of doors called the 'Railroad doors
are strongly recommended by those who
have tried them. The description is as
follows: ysdT .ssiu1a roia] 5ai Asi'F
"They are opened and closed by laeans
OF rail and several small iron trucks. Sc
curely attached to the top, and are SO con-
structed as not only to close the do6refftct,
ually againstt the ingress of rain, snow and
cold air, but to be very durable and in ev-
cry respect efficient. Large doors. are form
led by one inch matched boards, placed
perpendieularly, and crossed by matched
strips of the same ina diagonal direction,
or from corner to corner on both sides,
The labor OF, opening and closing these
doors may be performed by the merest
boy, and in windy weather they are not
slamming and endangering net only their
own fastenings and fixtures, but the lives,
also, of all by whom they are approached.
The old fashion Of placing the trucks at
the bottom is anything but desirable, as
the former is liable to become clogged by
snow and, ice; but when it splaced at the
top, no obstruction can possibly intervene
from this source; the door glides easily
along the rail, and never requires to be
forced open by main strength, Smalldo
for tie-up, sheds, outhouses and other sim
liar buildings, are constructed in SINH
lar way. They are much Cheaper than
panel doors, to which they are preferable
for all purposes where, strength apddura-
bility arc. required.-A Fqlmer Ig4r4er-
n5antosoB Telegraph. ,.,.,.,..
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gob 9riattag,
POSI- rs AND HANnRIlIe

For programmes and Bills requiring an unusual
amouht decomposition, for bordering and other
extra work. reasonable charges viii be made.
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Only Waiting.

very aged man in an alms-house was asked
what he was doing now. He replied "Only
waiting.
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AGRICULTURAL INVENTIONS rhe re!
port Of the acting commissioner of Agri-
culture for the present year relates. The in
teresting fact that the number of agricul-
tural inventions now annually perfected
is more than forty fold greater thanitw was
twenty years ago These improvements,
are rapidly revolutionizing the agriculture
of the West, reducing to tie lowest min
imumever attained the proportion ofman-
ual labor employed in its operations AS
a single illustration the reaper is mem.
toned, which while doing the work Of,
ten men, was first supplemented with a.
selfraker, and now, still further to faeili-
tate and economic the harvest work, is
furnished with an apparatus for the in
Simultaneous binding Of the sheaycs
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FRUIT PROSPECTS AT ST. JosEPIaM rcH.
The peach trees in and about So. Joseph,
continue to give the most flattcring pros
poets Of an immense crop Of peaches this
year. The time has now passed when
anything like reasonable. fears can =. ap-
pretended from frosts We have taken
much pains to inquire and make personal,
observations of orchards, and in every in
stance the trees of mature age give cvi-
dence of bearing far more fruit than they
can mature to the greatest degree of ex-
cellence after making due allowances for
the ravages of the curculio The proba-
bilities are that nearly all Of the old trees
will have to be thinned of nearly half of
the fruit in order to give the balance
chance to attain size and excellence
There are some varieties Of apples that
have not blossomed at all this year.
Three-fourths Of the trees are now in full
blossom,and give evidence Of an abundant
crop. The berry crop is as promising as
could be desired The first one-fourth of
the strawberry blossoms that came out
were blasted by frost, but it is thought
this will not affect the crop, as the re-
naming three-fourths will be proportion
.ately increased in size what the frost has
cut short in numbers Blackberrics and
|raspberries are looking well--neyer bet
ter.-ILerdLd H4e ba8
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Over G9000 manufactured and now in use in thi
country and Europe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-06-11
TsIN, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1868.
% w . Q d s"
PRIZE
MOWERS & REAFERS

PRIZE
MOWERS & REAFERS
Over G0,00O manufactured and now in use in thi
country and Europe.
first pr re. Zen PoGnds Sterling, at the Great QuaI
risania Trial at Plymoth, Eng, July 1855, ard =
the Great National Field Trial held at Auburn N
z, in July 1866, the First Premium, GRAND GULh
MEDAL.
's'he Prize HSOweF,
While it retains all the advantages which has madr
ii so universal fSyorite, is greatly improved by the
addition OF
S EEL LINE aUARpS.
NEW PIFMAN CONNECTIONS,
STRONGER KNIVES,
SPRING SEAT,
ADJUSTABLE FOLDING SHOE,
Making it perfect machine. The lightest draft Ii
most durable, aud the same time the most simple
ana best cutting machine in the world.
The self-Rake Reaper
Is justly called the Victor nj euery contest" and
constructed Oh he most scientific principles. The
new moving Attachment gives general satisfaction
sfii>Rske Keepers known, and We fully warrant It.
The HAND RAKE REAPER
Is al The same time the cheapest and the best 8; its
Kind ever offered
II cuts a swarth Ave feet wide in reapirg aad I5us
aud ball IN moving. AS mower it is eq1s tn the
pest io'dirg bar machine in use, The ease with
reaper, or 0tce-0ersG win at Tecomrn end il.
III Manufactured by the
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ELtr1c.s t-OE' Rsvfst-S Of this Wo-I rom e.;.v
rom the ysoT 1850.
MANHOOD. EY d.. CURrIs.-In this age Of pre-
tension. when the privileges Of the true are con
diicuit TO aord the Sufferer rom ns-sou. ssb,i
y tne gnerring means Of Judgment where TO seek
rehet The authOrs Of this work have obviatp1
ne oIihcIity. Their experience aud reputation ia
tie lrsagnIe Mt OF these IsIn'u Gisea4 are III ~.
tent guaranty. AID well deserve for the work
ITS immense Gil cuILtiOn.-ETa.
CURTIS on MANHOOD should be in the bands OF
youth and Old age. 1t is a medical publication,
ably written. and deyeiotes the treatrlant Of a
CLASS OF PAINFUL maisdies, which have too long
been tie Pr.y of the iIlterate And designing -
tHtfsd S,Trtce GG%etss.
CURTIS on MAxuoop.-It DEVELOPS the fearful
shoals on which a large proportion Of human hap
piDess IL wrecked, AID furnishes a chart by which
they may lie avoided ava escaped. Forum ate for
scountIy would it Re did its youth put into prac.
tee The philaBtLropic end scientific msSins here
then lie taDished from our land, anG thr r..s Of
the epervRte be succeeded by a renewal ~ the
fsrdy, Vigorous spirits OF tie oIden time.-CsT0ai
Curtis on MiS9osn-Tlis f. really a valuable
work, for pointing out TIL d selses resulting nom
eNCesses, the evils % which manifest In every
stitUti0n Of those iBirigirg. 1t will d much TO
prevent tho vice which, by its prevalence among
tie young. has much inf Cence on the present. a.
On ihe future Ne.l being Of many Herald.
liz. CrErIs's work. entitled Manhood, is ore of
the few BOOKS now before the public "a such a
srb.sct witch can ley claim 20 the character OF Is
ing strictly professional 1T the sarc time that liz il
fufIy fnteIiieibla to All who read it. The moral
and medca precepts gwen IL i; render IL inyslu-
at!e-fiagAs:.
CURT7s on h.yHoOn.-This IS truly q valuable
work, aRd should be in the hands OF young and
combined with his tweutY years experience as
medical referee ia tAe Treatment of nervous dsbil
which this % pnlsr ard ol.wriftea medical treat
Use b a. ottaIned.-!Sanday TiNes.
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rP-A locomotive and full sized train j. the
latest novelty introduced Iu al En-l.sh Ia. Atre
A Iond On paper says that D. is not generally
Understood how tie alI-aliNe fan sized train
passes along the stage the new sensational
scene. The other night, Al the surrey Theatre.
We audience were enlightened. The engine
net viii an obstruction IN the middle of th.
stage, stopped dead and the following carria-
ees am tender rushed on with the u. omen a. n
aud shot Que after The other inta tn engine. I'd
closed Up ! he q Telescope Il was very ea-c-
i've and. as a railway accident, was quite a.
remarkable a the runninc-Cyer business
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DR. JOHNsroNB PATENT sMOorHINo
IRON

In rropourced by Gil who have seen n IN h. ~.
bet article for domestic use ever invented; ne in
In viii Do the work Of four conmon sroc. -,ss
third the fuel requires no holder never smuts
the cloths, ard luts 2 nner polish on shirts than
aud faeI in three mouths.
Any ONE di.satisned may return them within
back r. =.
an, "a street by JOHN LOOKII sois ..srt ~
Maryland. District q Oolumbis, ana xlsIs 1dris.
Va.
~Assrts weneed. sssu
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pY FITCH & FOX,
ID R.al Esfats Brokers and As,fionesrs,
Ne. 40 Seventh st.. opposite Post Once.
TCT. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer


SALE DE VALGABLb LOTS AT AUCTION.
BY virtne Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, made The 18th DAY OF
Cctob.r ISIS, the I'M, ersigne6. Trus tee Of tho
ts,e Of William II Wister, will sell at pubic auc-
ten Ia from OF the premises on FRIDAY, the
iSh day OF November at 4ocloek p. m, p.rt OF
lot numbered one in square 45f; said lot frolts
2 feet on q street north commencing IS feet FROM
the northwest OF 9th street and street
north, and running back 5, feet to q paved alley.
Immediately after the foregoing sale, We shall
proceed TO list street wet and sell the following
lot, viz: the north half OF lot numbered twenty
one ga in square seven nine tf9j said lot fronts
30 feet and inches 2ist street west and extends
tack I5J feet and efi inches. The square being
,ituated betweea .ist and 2td streets vest and q
auo Ii streets north. :
. Terms OF 50 for each of the above lo.s as pre-
sc rbe,i 10y said decree Two thirds of the pur-
chase money in cash. balance in two equal in stai-
Inepts NJ and L. months on interest, secured BY
coed ef trust on tn premises. Ali convey ancin :
SIOo REQ uire.l Of successful bidder.
WILLIAM sTlCKNgY, Trustee.
tc2e N ,neNe,A SO u ,l5 Auctfoners.
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tlY COOPEa s. LATIIER, tuciiousgr.
- Late Clerks with j. &. Mcclure : =,
soS Invest cernes Penn. avenue cIid Flth s..ee;
tStar Once Builairg.l

TRISTEE ,SSkLE OF VALUABLE PROVED
ZEAL ESTATE on PENNSYLVANIA AyE-
III BY virtue e deed of trus- day RECORDED
I%,f IN Liber Z Il t.. No. ~ fel.o az, OF the
S<AAlahd recOrGs % the District Of Columbia the
uhorslgn6d Trustee, will .eli: 1T public sucrioU.
November, u. IS55 at o'clock . m. the io-
lowing valuable real estate, situate on pernsylva-
No 3, il SgrRre Nc llS be grnin. for the same al
distance OF 10 feet inches from the sourityyest
corIcr o. said square on Penn-g wanna Rv ,uue;
thence running east with he line oi said avauIs
fert 100 inches thence at right angles with said
avenue q iret 10 the south liLe Il Lot No. g. ia sal
rgGa re; tn nee eoutlwes,waIily - fPetf irchA.
tie POINT OF Beginning, with privilege of The alle
communicating with 18th street; teing the same
to Samuel DuyaIl ~ deed dated April 4 is.t AMI
rec rdoi N Lber w. b., No III, folio 20 of said
land iecC.ds.
Parts OF Lots Nos. and in said Square, begin
ming fer the same al point on tho southern no ~
dary tine Of said LOT No s. ~ q distance Of "a feet
thence esst with tie said boundary line OF Lot No
Q, 1cet Dch. s. thence due north 10 feet; thenc.
due west 80 feet; thence southwestvsrdiy 81 feet
inches, TO The point Of beginning; beibs the same
property that WAS conveyed by Masgaretta Mech
lin to the said Samuel Duva, by deed dated May
2lst 1850, ana recorded among said land records in
LiteI j. 4. s., No. Is folio lS5; except So mu:h OF
said Dav-ll aud wife to ona David fines b. dee? eel
date February q, lsi9, AID recorded In Liber J
s, No. 40. folio 100 of said land records
he amorDt due NJ Der the deed Of trust Is
go 80. with interest from the Seth Of July is57
tie balance ia six, twelve, and eighteen mont hs
lie deferred nts to bear interest from day OF
-ale, aud To BE- secured by the notes OF the Pur-
chaser, and a deed OF trust upoa the property An
convey aDcing ana revenue stamps ar pure sssr a
cost 500 down at time OF sale
plat OF the property VIII he exhihitad at time
u &C s-eodtd COOPER 1 LATiaER, Hness.
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AUCTION SALES.
by ". l.. WALL s. CO., Auctioneers,
~ Stores No. Sta ans 3ls,

RY W L. WALL CO, Auet.oneer.,
soGtAwest corner OF Pennsylvania ave and 9Th ct
r Ssow ys ~ In, y r. sIogs o.2P
CONS CARTS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&.st si AF ~ fno sknsS ~ sLs ts3s
s1hEkT TULNPInE
-r.smnsI%S E Z: ;, s Avn MoRsIsG, No.
.nct,.r isss W se pT Pace g sell 4 Ga?c
e Of A. Bsebeor TS". w RI1., Ind
Mr.. Clark, one containing seventy four acres and
s.G sFsSl Naety Of f.uts 81 :.
sho!d 'hSr sDs alfh
1he stove Farms, if no. snlt q. private ale be
fore re day Of sale. will be soli thu day With
.Aiss, rrsriess TO the sa,e of lie fArn, at 10
0IJss w;wi, .. ell a. aoL s,oek 2ro Fnsnips
sni,h's Forge, socc HOnseho,d FrSniture, &c
o. ss,e 90 'n n tH are sas ta,ra cab;
los, s Lac until MAY Is ls'i, the balance to be
fsd ~ y,ios gS aa nil iIJ be- DAY Of sale
proterty is 81 s5;S' '''i'1 ~ '''H - 'n'
ocM-s,tu.tht. W WALL h co. Auct..
pa GRkKN WILLIAMS.
II Aucticneers ard Real Estate Brokers
No. o2C Southeast corner OF Seventh ard l. SIS.
The undersigned wilt by virtue of a deed of trust
from II Clay smith: dated t.e Igt.I lay II Feb
Epsry 20 rsc2rt,' in Lib, >, cK - 81 folos
wJrSFsTAi lie iitb day OF Novemh1r newt.
st 1 clock " patio lJtl ~ square 20. in tie
clty III y Arlington 4eklaJiAg tor ILc same at the
ssUt'we t corner uf said 1T aud rnuuiag aucs
north 10 e. Il ~ inches theEc- ia south easrarIy
direction I1 feet So inches 70 point on New
am p hire ay.T slic y dis' att Is fesT inches
from tho corner of saii formed by the ter
section Of said with north ~ street, thence
with the line At said avenue ID said Vi street. and
thence siong the ire Of ssid Il street OF feet to
the . ace Of beginning.
Terms Of sale Ope.third cssb, ard the residue in
VOtqusl ipstsIu,euts at six and twelve moatis
With Interest fron the Ga OF sale, secured by the
puIchss,rs not,s ami deed OF rust on tho p-eul-
ices. All cohveyarCing aud stamps az the pur-
chosers cost II thefierms Of ssIe are not com
piled with in five deye after the ss'c the property
will BE- resOld at the cost ana rick of the fr,t
purchaser.
YIN r. Wo1pWARD,} Trustees,
JOHN I. GIVEN:
&C e eo8ds CbEES WILLIAMS, Au-ts
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RAILROADS.

Baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&Esssss:s 80 ~
nnH and hSssa nsS 4s Ak
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leaye datly, excep, sunday; At :sA. NJ, aud
1880, =, ago. $40, and -:3o p. M
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at A. NJ. aud 4:2O
Leave a. a. M and 4:Po = H. No train to
OF from Annapolis ON Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
Leave at A. ., and i:20 and $50 p. M
FOR wkf STATIONS.
Leave at = A. N aud AGO and $50 p. M.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
A. 4:ao' SO SOP and s'q p anu Snns''' al
On sstSarsHy q ana aIf fS lnlv con
rect.nC at Relay Station with trains from Balti-
qRr 10 ekes 70 M he b.s at tho
Msshipgton station Ticket Office A. All hours Of
the day. Also, at the CompIny's Office, 400
pepnsylvsp.s avenue, Passengers purchasing
tickets st the avenue Office can there arrange e
have their baGe e called fnr aud checked at their
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
Fer New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see
T. "iL rs Mat Of T, Irap'p sat
sen GEO 8 S0oNTz", T General iI Agent sA'.
NBR0CGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
fh kIw FI YcHk A. AND IA "a r<ssa
WASHINGTON, lsS.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
}OSK are row run az follows, viz:
FOR NEW Work. r-ithOsa change Of ears.
Leave daily except Sunday at A. M, and
1880 and p. NJ.
FOR PHIEkDRLpHIA. B
Leave daily Except sunday) At A.. NJ. and
1880 aud J:40 l.. "a.
or SUNDAY.
Leave fer New York at SP. NJ, and PhiladeI-
phia at $40 r. NJ.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 L. N. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia New YORK, or
Bsston can be had AZ the Station once at al hours
In the day. Also. A. the Compsny's Office, No.
400 Penn sy lyauia avenue. Passsu gers arch asing
tickets at the Avenue Office con there arrange TO
have their baggage cslled for ard checked at their
residence, tsken to the depot ana put IN the bag
gage car.
Sec Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adv srttJement
for cheduie between Washington Bait: more. An
La polls and the West.
il. WILSON, Master o TRANSPORTATION.
l. ri. COLE. General Ticket Agent
se1t GEO. s. KONNTL, Agent, Was ingtJn.
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PEcTESTANT SISTERS or GHAEIrr-Thars
- an Ins'ItutiOn ~ Dusseldorf. IrusFia sstsb-
ished by the celebrated Pastor Fridner, for the
training 81 these Deac1nes-as. who ra>-mhle an
many resp CTS The Catholic ssSisisrs Of Cpari-
ty.' They Wear ICaf IN form. -rs IA bling tbs.
dress cf ual1er ladies'. They have been found
specially uscfui rs ASSISTANT - sOrei-a mis-
sionaries. In IL the e. 81 O. these neacSnsss-
e afTived AZ J3rnsalera. On tn invitalOn OF
Blsnop GOLat, and soon proved that thew we're
invaluable assistants - he Bishop and 70 Tbs.
physIcIan OF The English no pital Al Jeru,s-
lem
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EB
z RICE - CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY POST.
MANHOOD

Ore Hundred and Fifty fourth Edition OF TIM,
lev medical pamr HIT, revised and Just published
by the author, DIR. Curtis This valuable work
trests On the cause and cure o. premature decline
aud secret diseases Of youth ana manhood 1t
gives clear synopsis Of the impediments to mar
rage. and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR. No So. NORTH
.thELAS STREET, BALTIMORE, ND
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DR.. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cages of
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPER-
MAT0RRHEA. and all other diseases arising from
abuses of the natural functions, at his residence
NO. % NOLTH CHARLES STREET, BALTI-
MORE, where all communications should be ad-
dressed.
Ofhce horrs-lc to 4, and tosp.m &C 2s-sm
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rS-ln the case of Jacob SEugart who was re-
cenuy poisoned IN Butier, Penn, the coroners
July have ascertSIn-d that the poison was ai-
mlnistered an some soup sent him nv his wifi.
While he Was working in tba field. The poison
was purchase d by has li;cie daughter AZ her
mothers request. ShuCart died SHORTLY after
partaking OF the soup. Tue Iurv lind that To-
scph Martin. Mrs. Shugart's paramour. was
accessory before the fact. BON the accas-d are
in JaIl and VIII be uried IN January next
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PoiSoSoUs UNDER GLoTHKs.-The London
Iaucft and the London Tune cali attention 10
the danger o; wearing orange. pink. ans red
stockIngs. and under ciorhes. They show IN q,
TIE dye v bach PROD Uc-s The various cClors CT =
VIE Tie skin, by severe iricssOa, produces a
sore thatis fatal a. lie .cI- 4uen0es Toe Ism
SetritIs 10 The case Q: a dsns'use 90 Drury
Lane Theatre. one whose feet was badly non
sohed By nd stocking. An eruption covered
exactly inat pant 81 her foot winch Wa con-
Stdled by htc dancing shoes. The Ted Il &C king
seemed 10 L. identified - the agent of mischief
because the necessities Of the ballet Te4utrei the
fitl 70 wear stocking OF another color on the
other foot AID thet WAS uuharmed. The an
luTed foot soon healed upon wearing whit.
hose. Laping n a conclusion from these pre-
misses tn lancet hoped that The fis-Ly red
stockings would soon be retired from the mar
het.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW IMPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
III

This Company will hereafter run two Steamers
awgek,
Leaving New YORK every Wednesday at J2m
AND every Saturday at u m
Leaving GegTg town every Monday at 4p m,
And every Thursday n o IN.
Freight received At al times aud Forwarded AT
lowest rates,
JOHN r. DAVIDSON, Agent,
% Water street. GEORGETOWN,
h. ELURIDGE & CO, Agents,
- Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, rent
MI : Il ll9 all street, New York
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PHoToGRAPHrc RELIEF PEISTTNs.-The
GenilpnlaH Magazine, London. describes a
rev English patent for relief prinung nv photo
gTaphy. drawing L. made ia line OF sirIppI.
and negative Photograph a. taken from IT.
Ihis i used 10 pIlnt. phOJOgenlcally. upou q
film Of R.iauDe mixed with 3 chronic sait
which gives an mpression with the WHITES ot
the picture an IntagisO and the lines tn relief
a plaster casrIs tal.en from tLis mairIx and a.
tyPe-meial cast from the plaster. TINS Iast A.
touched up. AZ necessary, and mouut-d Ike |.
stereotype, for printing.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFIOy

- NASHINEToN. ID { October /. 1883
On tie petition Of JOFHAM 5. CONAN %
htchonsack, New Jersey. pra,iBg for the e. ten
SION OF . patent granted 10 bin the 18th DAY OF
chimes.
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard 81 this
Cihce on the 18th day OF December next Any per
SON may oppose this eusi1n. Objections. depo-
eItions, aud other papers should be f1ei in this
Office twenty days before the dsy of hearing
ELISHA FOpTE.
&C Olaw3w Commissioned Of Pate lfs.
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DTwo lizards were recently discovered
ln an IRON mine At Brlxham, Devon They
Were found in a fragile earthly substance. close
10 limestone, AT depths OF eighty feet aud sixty
feet from the surface. The mine a. about eight
hundred yards from the SEA. For several day :
the lizards We're preserved in a smsll box.
partly filed with soft mine debris, and after
wards placed in a lobe OF water. Both now
appear TO b. well The color on he back *
black with small white spots; the belly AZ of a
rich gold color with black stripes.
H-One county in Nevada casts six votes.
" Ms stanton proposes 10 paper WASH
ington all oyes with petitions.
81 Mica mines are attracting attention nm
North Carolina.
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y NA,HINGroN, =. c, October % 1873
On the petition OF JAMES EASTkRLY Of
Albany, n. Y. praying for the extension of !.
pa,ent granted b M on the 18th day of February,
1885, reissued In two divisions the 3Jth d sy Of
June, 1868, and numbered respectively 8 OOg and
) tl0 for an Improvement In Base Burning SUoves;
1t Is ordered that sale petition be heard az this
Office on the 25tb day OF January next. Any psr.
son may oppose this extension. Objections demo
si,'ons, and other papers should be fled Ina al
Office twenty DAYS before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FO0fE,
oc2S law3w Commissioner of Patents