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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28
Sebmpur tn ieiner Seinaatb.

Utica i'm Staate sletp Wort III befanntli6 Der
@obnIB Sorato SeDmour's. Dort iennt man
ibn am belten. Sarum iparnt Der >, lltca Scr.
alb" bic Station 70 einbrngIi6 Dor SeDmour's 8
@rtpdblung gum Yreiloenten
,,Sicier seymour lit bcrlelbe, Der i'm Sabre
1861 crtdrte, raB cin erfoI9rei6cr 3pan9 9c9en
ben Silben 10 repcIutiondr lein fpirbe ipie bic
SeIIcn lslbit, baB alio Der Sriumpb Der g8affen
Der rnien 10 lebr 5u betlagen ipdre ais Der Gr>
fcl9 Der Nebelen Gr lit bcrielbe SsDmour, Der
i'm Sttobcr 1861 pertilnbete, baB ras 8oIt beS
Silbens, penn bic llnon ni6t pbne 8crni6tung
Der Stlabcrci gcrettet iperbcn fDnne, Inn ieben
YrciS i'm 9eliBe bieler Snltitution seldhbt per,
ben mhGe gr il berlelbe seymour, Der i'm
Sabre 1868 bic sBaffen Der llnion peripottete
unb b6bnilb nab ben berlpro6cnen Sicgen
fra9te; berlebe SeDmour, belsn 2cbrsn ben
BperItanb gcgen bic 9onIcription bcrbeiiilbrten
unb bic Slammsn bes auirubrs anfadDtcii, in
ipc6cm li6 iene Sreunbc i'm Slute Der lln-
l6ulbigen berauI6ten.
,,Gr iit berleIbe SeDmclr, Der 9inccIn 81 bcl-
len 2eb5eiten nno nad oellen Spbe f6Iedt mad-
te; berlclbe, ber ME emancipation Der Scabcn
anertannte, Der mebr aIS iebeS anbere cinjelue
Snbipibuum tbot um ben stamcn Der &cpublit
anSuibwdr5en unb ibrsn Grecit 3u 5criftreli.
rS8dbreno bes &rieses pislte er bic Stole
Der @aiianpra, itets bic Sapfcrteit bcs Sioens
perbrrli6enb, itet8 bdS Sbididl Der Station
pcridreieno, itets getberben propbejeicnb unb
10 itctS auf Sububen binarbeitenc. iDdttc bic
@ebelIicn fiber bic Regierlns triumpbirt, 10
pilroe ii6 seymour treTlif gum prdlioirenben
Genius Der auf ben Sriiinmern Der 8spublit er-
rfteten SIgardie 9eeisnet baben
ustic crtpisS SeDmcur einem pcIitiI6en @eg.
ner cine pclitiIbc Sobfidtct Niemanp in 70
bitter i'm NnsriTe auf Biperfahcr aIS cr. Seine
&coen fieBcn itetS ilbcr bon @alc, 9oSbet unb
9dnjli6 nbe9rilnccten Nntlasen gcgen bic Mar
ts ipcld)c bic 8ebellion nnterprildtc, bic ScIa>
berei ablNaiftc unb bic Union mieprrbnIteIte;
lie iparen ipdbreno beS &riegeS bas OauptlnttcI,
I'M bic DfentIi6e Nfcinung i'm Stcrbcn al belln.
rubigen unb 5u benoraliliren.
,,Scin Nufitanb bon ariItotratii6cr Socrab-
Iollun9, rein cemiltbi9eS Sitten Inn bic Stim-
men Der stdbbarn fdnn bentenoe Ndnner pers
mp9en, pdS bon 0cratio seymour geififcte I'm
bell ju bcr9eiicn."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28
Sraneis p. Blair ldBt Ole Rage aus
oem 6afe.

Nrdneis g. 9lair, Der benotrdtil6e Sdnoibdt
fir gice, Yrdiibent, bat in Se,ug auf feline Se-
tpcrbung, illn bic @rnennllug alS Ganoioat fir
@ce -Yrdiibent einen Srief geIdricben tpcrin
folgenbe repcIutpndrer Sab bortcmmt:
,,GS gebe nur cine Nrt uno s8eiie, bic Nc'
9ierung uno bic Gonitintion aufredht 81 crbaltcn
uno biele befsbe barn, baB Der 4rdfocnt bic
8eeonltruftionSgele fir nua uno nidti9 er'
tldre, bas NtilitSr aus ben Silblfaatsn enifcrne,
bic er,tpungcnen StaatSre9 9ernngen ufpIe uno
ben sSeiBcn erlaube, ibre egcnen &e9ierungen
,u reorganIiren unb ibre Scrtreter In ben Gon-
greg ju tpdbcn. 9aS &eprdientantcnballS ipilrpe
cine bemcfratldc Wtsbrbsit BON @orben cntbal-
ten, tpeId)e bic bon ben BeiBen eripdbltcn Nb9e-
prbuetsu beS Shoens aunebmcn iperbe, 10 caB
eS untcr Ytitipirfun9 beS Yrdiibenten nibt idiper
fallen tonne, ben Senat wcbr inter bic Con-
ititution 81 belsen Dies Iei bic ein5i9 ridtisc
Yolitit; ie mfiie benz 8oIfe offcn bargelc9t ipcr-
ben Niles Nnbere bic Yapiergelb> cber Cob,
frdge, Der bHentlibe Grebit H. T. ip tomnc nidbt
in 9etra6t gSaS f6nne Der 4rdi iioent nit ei-
mem Gcn9reB ipie Der ssgcntpdrtise 5ur Ssitc
tbun9 0idts sSir mlGen enen Rrdi iio.nten
baben, ipelfer ben SolfSipillen aiSfhbrt uno bic
GongreBanmabunsen Der Refcnitrutticn in ben
Staub tritt SD tufni6e auf bcier Saiis Dor
baS goIt alS Ganpibat seiteat 5u tpsrben. SO
1T bas ein5ig ipirolss, aleS anberc if nntplirbi9
unb ipertbloS."
ScIder III Der bempfratilde Ganoibat fir
Siee-Yrdiioent, Der ebemalige Sreeiciler Srdneis
y. @Iair, Der iebt 70 ipet setcmmen 1T, bdB er
bic obise Grnenunng erbaIten bat nnc ben &e-
belIen bcS SibenS ben Staub bon ben S6ubsn
Iedt g8eId) tralrises Bib betet bicicr einit
bod9eebrte Mann bar
Die 9utcn Semofraten fcllten iid oicicn Sricf
auSibcibcn, einrabmen IaiIen unb ii6 freuen,
baB eS ibucn 9eIun9en III, eincn 70 uebrIib en-"
ytcnl6cn 3u fan9en, ipic eS pcrr Blair iif
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28
5auere 6end)ter.

Die &upfriseu I'M 9an5en GauntD unb bcion-
bcrs bic ocmcEratibcn 6fbrcr" in NlIcntallli,
reiBen iber bic Grncnnln9 bon SrDmour 10
l6onomdBise @elidter CAP 6raucn in intsrcI-
ianten &erbdltnillen ibnen auSDciben mh1Isn.
Sn Seueral Sancecf ioben fe ibren SRc.
les, Der c 9IftIid i'll bic 9ecbtcn sIelntcr iibren
iolte, latt behen 0ber icIIen iie cinsm SeDmcur,
cinsm sIcneen Wlcro &ebeen, iid unpertraucr,
Der lie 5ipar nibt i'm rotben Recrc, abtr bod am
nd9iten slcpcmbcr ipie 80tten I'M SalSfulis psr-
idlifern ldBt sic pcriu6en Sipor burdD Scr
lammllln9cn uno sSbSteD ibrcn Spirit" onf-
rettju baltcn, abCrlic crtlifcn ilbCroll bdS 3cd,
Gil all Der Wano Sbr Sur5 lit belic9eIt Sur>
rab fur 0rant IS lebe bic llnicn!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

n@- Sn Der per9ansenen @ods ifarbsn In
philadelphia 535 Ycrionen, allo 1874 mcbr ais
ipdbrenp bcrlcIbcn Yerioce i'm berganssnen
Sabre
gon oieen paren 204 Gripa6iene une 351
Wtinorcnnsi 305 Wdnnr unb $50 Srauen; /;
lS6 &nabCn uub 165 Rdbbcn
Won Den Scritorbencn iparen 422 in ben ger.
staatcn nno 102 Inn NuSIanoe 9eborsn, bon 81
tcnnt man bic Seilnatb nid)t, Is itarben Inn Mr.
mrnbaulr, 43 paren Sarbi9e unb 20 bonn Qanbe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

Bun bdrtIide Spsration. Nm 7ten
operirte Or 8. Yt Soofmdn, aus Reabins, init
SfIfc Der Scttcren Soibl6man unb S6irt, aus
Rcu Gpbratd, baS auss Der Srdu Sannab
Sibidmann, aus ebterem Srts, our Yelcitigung
bco graucn StaarS. Die 9otisntin, brlnabs 10
Sabre ait, in felt GINGER Belt blinb gsipsen, unb
bic plosll6e ScriteIlnng ibrer Scbtraft IN ibr
bp6lt crfrcllIid. SclIte iid ipeiter NibtS, ais
paS In bem natilrIiden 8erIauf Der Oinge nd6
ciner icl6en Operation bcrtbmmt, erctsnen, 10
ipirb iic In Gin paar Sasen iplsber pSaiS bsrsc-
itcIIt unb nit boiler Sebtraft auSssrIitct ien
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

@- General 8oientran, bat in Gbieagc CT.
!lirt, baB fein cbrenbaftcr Wtann bic AIatform
unb bic Gancipatsn Der bemotratii6en Yartbei
unterltHben tpnne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

sygSir trefen oft 2eute an WeIde bic &6pfe
auf bic Seite brcben unb bic Nu9cn nieberi6la>
sen-8arums 81, fe pilien baB ie ben Oruder
bctrcgen baben SO It cine beltimmte So6e,
ban Gin FOLDER @cnl6 tcin @Ihf bat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

@ Cine sln5abl @lcrtS i'm Yofamte bon
Gebcanb, Sbio, iinb ipcgen llntcrl6la9un9 bon
Yricfen CUR Oaft gebraft porbcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

Gay Die Siptcn :, Shines, " oaS cinfuBrcblte
bcnctratilbc 8ldtt bon Snriana, bat lid) 0e0cn
ScNmpur unb Slair Crtldrt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

s~gin @ebdubebIof in Yortanc Wtane,
ipurbe an borlebtcn Ntittipp6 bur6 6ener GER
itprt -ScrIuit, $4,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

aa-gine ibIe6te GompanD-bit Wlcsaulto'
N ben icbi9en tparmsn Rd6tsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

Rub IL
Sldbmofbine Is
Sstt Yartcr Sc: itb b,fsI 81
R6bmafhire II
grams uno 49atfon 81
Sidbmo(hint II
paar l,tts Sebpsius /:
Camp: Stridmaihins II
eilt Dre6 Pattern I
Sidbmalhirt II
Rub L.
@oto bunting Gafs satubr i
Slabmalhins II
SRstoeean II
CSclo bunting edfs Sadub j
gShmalbtn ttru II
Gilt Dr,e Spatur
Mint Gable 3
paiSlsn Shdm
R6bmafhine
Soto .ountins Gdft sldabr l.
gtihmoGhint II
8eraolbentt Mirror II
Gblitttn i
N6bmafhine II
muftatifds Scr, 0tds Gtads) !!
S1abmafhins l,
ett Dcppa:pfsrssssfbirr I.
esoIc 6antiH9 CAFE Sadabr !,
Sdbmalhine u
Sittsrns Sbss estt !.
Sldhmalhine i
Cottage Sttt IL
Sf6bmafbine IL
Rlseiomen: puefr l;
Dsipsr's 0fIu9
Smitb's G5cpalt Wslf bfcrnld sasr
6arpfin'S 6surettn
9fGbmaThins
e6oiss' esesr' 'u't'n3 Gdfs eadabr
stdbmaIbint
G5smsbr, Sasst~'t'. .i-,tr'. et'.'..nh'n n.
gP6bmoihiut
Stridmafhine
Spinf Gable Sur
Sct enrparni9ts pfsretsfdbirr
Sitf DrsG patttrn
Glart's pfcffsntcbrsr
S7tnf Satfe FUR
Silf Drt6 pattern
Sl6bmalt tine
35 Q1art Brufstts Carpet
@rlo 6uniina Gdfs Sadubr
25 Qlrb Sbrtt:Tlp Carpet
e8bp's Spsus uno Sbrrin9s
s,lt pcptin 3reR Tattern
paislsp ehamt
Sstearapb Strobfhntio'r
slsiSeron,ua, auf 8sitsauns ptrftrii9t
ile6srrcd, auf Gsittllun9 suftrft9t
Silbsrne omsrf. bunting 3dit 6aduDr
eounae
aleibsran,us. auf 8tHsuuns psrfsriist
6uoIcnS Bap Robe
Silf poplin Dreb Vatisrn
Ndbmofhine
sleicsran,us. auf 8siisauns p"fsriist
eounae
qabp's epeas uno obrtinss
Hhtta9:lbr
iittsrrsd, auf ssasuuns D.rfsrtis'
Tibmafhine
25 Naro Sn9rain Garpst
Sldbmofhins
Silberns amsrif. bunting Gdft endabr
Rornlns 6lorp Ofen
25 gar6 bttm9fmahter CARPET
Silbsrns amsrtf. bunting Gd(s Sadubr
Iusntaun Gitp 8ebcfsn
bina SbH Sstt
Barrier Sbtaf 8otckn
6anp Bdfhfcrnibalsr
Silterns amsrif. puntin9 8dlt oadhpr
| @redfcr aohcfen
| Slcbls 3chofen
SRarmcr Slab 2iId
| 0tli9bt aodefsn
25 Warb 600 Mating
Snniata Sftn
| Giltsrnsr GATOR
Squirrel gRuff uno Sur
| Oriental Sttn
Shiutrut China 2bts Sttt
SRarmor Slab 2td
Sett Barffubt Siable
Suirrsl Wauff uno Sur
e6bp's Gps(Is uno Sbrr'n9e
Gaibmers 1ebtin Drsf Yattsru
G5smirfts Bettosdt
edep's SpslIt unc Sbrr'n9s
Squirrel Nauff uno 5ur
Gafbmsre Yepliu Drtb patisrn
9emirfte Bettotdt
Sitbsrnsr Gaier
Sitrtcl 8tef
9arrtnlaoun9 8cbttn
gaarmer Slab Slid
Silbtrntr Gaitar
8itrtd Beef
G5spirtts 8thbtds
Opera @lab
Bisrtel Beef
Silberntr Gefcr
8arr sulaeuns Seblsn
Sitrta 8esf
eGbp's spsns uno Sbrrin9s
Strous flbsrns Sdeutn
8epolpsr. (fsbtnlduh9sr)
Silbapparats. (peahdnei9)
amsritanifds osusatd
| gfu9
Gap Blantet
Sbpar,cs alpaca Drt6 9)aitsrn
Ssiccnsr BUT. auf 8sftsauEs ssrfsrtist
amerifaniIb psu9abd
cd mar,cs apata Dree pattsrn
Sisbsn Sag 8afrnshsrn
pfu9
Stdd sstlsibtsr Musliu
@isrunb,nansis etuncsa ilbr
ameritanilht peusabd
g Sbmor,sr Alpaca 8tssnf6trm
9 tdd unssblsihtsr gRaslin
9 flu9
Stld 8attun
esicsntr put. auf 8sitsIIuns psrfsrtist
Imeritaniiht Psu9absi
Stiid gianfeen
pfu9
Balhriuser
Stdd nnsstlsihtsr Wuslln
amtritanfhe btu9abd !,
Siltsrner Gis 8ru9
Nspclpins suttsr edddd
Golcrirtss alpaca DrsR paittrn /,
pfu9 :
Sbrpar,sr alpaca Rsssni&irm
bunbirt Gsrpiht Sleur
-.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28
Sar preGoenten.Rrrpabler:

Scnatpriafz Gripdbler.
g. ARorriIcn Coates, bon YblabcIpbla,
Sboma5 Wt MarIball, bon YittSbur9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28
3meites
GroRes Naben Nntrrnrbmen
@ppb WtI 0ampfiprisen Gpmpasnie
Don 2llcntaun, pa,
9ao0en i'm Gcurtbaufe am Wittwo1 2.
September 1868.
ItfetS $1,OO.

Die ,,ejccb 9Bia Dampfpristn Gcmpasnis" BON
aGsntaun bsnacbridtist bsrnit ahtun9spel Die Be'
rpsbnsr ron esdba uno ben an9rSnjenosn eaunttss,
baB t, um Den bdufis pitosrbotsn unp srnfidb aus
assrtdtsu Baultbsn pislsr psrlcusu, psbs tsi ben,
erftsu gatsn llnternsbmsu GidttS nabmsn, nab,u:
tommsu, cine ,.3 nsits @rc6e Satsn'3isb'
uu a., 40 batsu bsIdtcfIsn pub tsrsits bic Sortcbr:
unssu ba,u sstrOTen bat Sisfdbs spiro sinsn arSB'
srtn tlmfana baesn, as oiseniSf, pelcbs lsssn gns
ter ltattfano uno Elm 70 erfclsrstbss unp ollie Stds-
inbabsr bsfreoi9sno(s @nbe nabT'
Das prcponirs nsus lintsrnsbmSn miro 25,OOO
Sidsts umtaNsn uno Der 98ertb otr oils pretk be-
miuiatsn Gatsn fdb auf $4,000 erfirsdsn.
Oraasutsn msrcsn in spsr 2cpn, Stti9ait uno
eotalitdt ron etba unb ben an9rdn3sncsn eauni'fs
asGudbt, tptlbs tisbsralt pre,snls erbaltsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-28

@abltasc, OienifaG 13. Setpber nnb
am 10. Gppember, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENxInV lEvuCE Vulu l2th <I0Sf

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
. . PENSION OFFICE, July 18th ,<lSS
Application having been made under the act Of
June - 1850, Tor the reissue OF the following de-
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant, new certificate or warrant of like tenor
will be ressued, If valid objection should then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETf, Commissioner.
No, A go, for leo acres issued under the sct OF
March 8, las5; In the name of Kellogg PerR: and
was granted November Is, 1855. August s, 1853
NO. 70 Tor % acres, issu I'd under the act of March
5, 1885, ~ the name Of Clemence HALEY, widow of
George HALEY deceased, and was granted May 90
1856. August %, 1868. ~
No. 80 40, for leo acres issued under the act of
February IL, lSi7, in the name OF Willis Leath
atber and heir at law Of Clark B. Leath, deceased
nd was granted May 81. l349. August %, 1853
No As O5l, for l6U acres, issued under the act of
March 3, lSs5, in the name of Harrison Corum. and
vas granted October 2 1856; September S, 1853.
March 8. 1885, in the names of the minor children
OF Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted uly
Il. lo51. September IL, 1858.
No SJlol, Tor lou acres, issued under the set OF
February ii, l8i7 in the name of Elizabeth Thomp-
son, mother and heir -at-law of Daniel McAHster
Thompson, deceased: and was granted September
~, lSj1. September %, 1868
No. 59,l0i, for loo acres issued under the act OF
February II, 1871, in the name of Erasmus Ben
nett. and WAS granted May 81, lS9. October g. 1863
No. s505l, fer l61 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1858 in the name Of Harrison Corun, and
was granted October 2, 1856. September 5. 1868
No 81 402. for lG0 acres, issued under the act o
March 8, 1855, in the name Of Adam Woman, and
was granted June 9, 1857. October II, lS55.
Ne Is, $50 for $50 acres, issued under the Get of
March s. 1855, in the name OF ohm FLOYD johnson,
and was granted August S, l556. October Il, ISIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
THOMAS WILSON,
au It'd Brevet Brig. Gen. and y. 5, U s. A
nEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE.
pROPOsALs FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
W . = n = y = &c a En- -


Proposals are invited, from res ponsible parties,
CORN OATS RYE al bs sa o
nTst class merchandise quality required at this
Forage and Straw to DO delivered monthly any.
where within one mile of limits of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown, and u small pusn-
tity at Sold iers Home and in such quantities and
az such times as ordered oy the QuarteTmaster in
about two bushels each nifty Elk (5il pound, 20 the
bUsbel; Oats in like sacks, of about three bushels
bush.l; Hay and straw bsled, and to weigh two
thousanc t2LOO) pounds per ton. Bids will also be
Bidders will state the price of sacks separate of
eats ana corn per bushel and Of hay and straw per
We now use about eight thousand g NODI bushels
of grain one hundred and ega ty $50 tons OF hay
We reserve the right to increase or diminish that
quantity by third, on proper notice, AMI con-
menths' supply of forage and straw on hand, and
to have pfsce OF business in this city
Guarantees will be furnished with each bid. in
the sum of ter thousand dollars signed by two re-
sponsible sureties, that the bidder WILL if
ful, within ten days after his acce ptAnce execute
q contract in accordance with above requirements
The contractor will be required G. exhibit, r
evidence that he is prepared to Commence fulfill
ing contract.
Payments will be made monthly for luantity.of
forage and straw delivered, it III funds, soon
theresftr funds furnished or the PR pose
ties to whom delivery has been ordered
A bond in the cum OF twenty thousand $40 D %
ties will he required of the successful bidder,
the faithful fulfiment of his contract
should the contractor fail II furnish the KIM
ana quantity of forage and straw required, il will
be purchases In open market, and the excess OF
cost charRed to him
All bids will be submitted 10 the QuartermAster
General before awarding contract.
Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned =,
marked - Proposals for Forage" aud bidderp are
invited 70 De present nj the opening OF the bids.
q. MCFERRAN,
Deputy q. Al. General, aud
au list Brig. Gen. u 5. A, Depot q. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
D UNITED STATES PdTENT OENC

. . - WASHINGTON, July 8, 1868.
On the petition OF ABIGAIL l. WEBSTER Of
Binghampton N Y: administratrix of the estate
OF Benjamin u. Webster, deceased, praying for
the extension OF patent granted to the said Ben
amin b. Webster the Sd day of October, l5l for
an Improvement in III osquito Curtains. for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the Sd day Of October, 1858:
ordered that the said petition be heard Ct the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 2lst day of Sep
TENDER next, at IL O'Clock NJ and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required &C.
nie in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least ttcenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
10 be used at the said hearing must be takeS and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testf.
mony must be lied in the Office t,centy days before
he day Of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after fliHg the testimony. 49,
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer washington, D,
c., and in the Atlas, New York, New York,
once Q week for three successive weeks; the
first of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day of hearing. NJ srour,
yl7-w3w Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE

WARRINGTON, July Is, 1863,
On the petition OfJUEN ROSS. of BROOKLYN N
Y, ADMIN istrat OF OF the estate of Charles Rosa
deceased, praying for the extension of q patsnt
granted to the said Charles Ross, the 18TH day of
October, 1854: for an Improvement in Grindiog
Surface in Mills, for seven years from the ex oil.
ration of said patent, which takes place on the
Eth day of October. 1853:
Itis ordered that the said petition DO heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of
September next at II O'Clock M: and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension reauirad To
file in the Patent Office their objections, spee ,jiy
SET forth in writing at least ceRy days befope the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
10 be used at the said hearing must be tax en- ana
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the Of
fce which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon 40 tes-
timony must be ied in the office i,ceniy days be.
fore the dsy OF 1s1 iss ths if any,
Ordered, also. that this notice be published in
the Republican and in the Intell gencer. Washine-
ton, ID. O., and in the Atlas. New York. n. Y,
once a week for three successive weeks; the 4 rst
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-.
yious to the day of hearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
yls-wSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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u UNITED STATES PATENT OEE

WARRINGTON, July "a, 1905.
On the petition of STEPHEN C. BOOTH. of
orange Cam admi nistrator OF the estate OF Shell
don Bar shorn. deceased, praying for the ex-
tension OF q patent granted to the said Sheldon g.
Bsrtshorn, the 9TH day Of November, 1884 and re
issued the 10Th day Of May. 1853, for an improve.
ment IN Buckles. for seven years from the ex pira-
day OF Nov ember 1885,
1t is ordered that the said petition be he ard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of
October next At Il O'Clock NJ. and all persons are
notihed TO appear aud show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension requi red to
file in the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing at least ttcenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules OF the office, which will be furnished on ap-
plication.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as
testimony, must be filsi in the office t,reniy days
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published ia
the Republican and the lntelli gencer Washington,
ID. g., and in the Register. New Haven, Conn ,
once Q week for three successive weeks. the rst
of said pu bicatons 10 be at least sixty days pre-.
vious to the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
iy0-w3w Commissioner of Patents.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFYCl

iONs uly 10, BOZ,
On the petition of SAMUEL VAN SYCKBL. of
Titusville, Penna praying for the extension Of :
aud Isiss9sd the 9Th Day Of ,Juns 1855 for an
he expiration of said patent, which taxes nIsce
on the slst day Of October, 1858.
IL 10 ordered that the aid petltion be heard n
the Patent once on MONDAY, the i2th dav NJ
October next, at II O'Clock N. and al persons
arr notified TO appear and show cause If spv Sne.
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
me sSsr
GET forth in writing ct least days before the
to Be used q the said hearing must be tafet and
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of de oi
Depositions and other papers relied upon a test.
mony must be nled in the ONCE twenty days before
the day OF hearing; the argumenta III anv vithin
ten days AFTER hlipg the testimony.
Rspublican and the Intelligencer, Washinston.
d. O., and in the Post. Pittsburgh, PennsyIvsnia,
drst Of said publications to be ct least sfxty
previous TO the day Of hearing. =.
~ Q.wsw Acting Commissioners Of Patsps.
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