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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
II NlFFFN MOVING MACHINES

IN AND WHEEL RAkFs Superior 10 all
Others. Cold medals may he had for the seeking
especially Tor the paying We seek the honest
appro. Al OF the farmer
putMrs or FxCEILrnrE OVEN OTHER MOWERS.
Whees lighter and higher. both wheels drivers
fewer bolts hess shAfting tubular castings
eearings perfect; draft adjustable; economy OF
power unsurpassed never any strain or erampina
oil the knives adapted L, elevations and depres-
s,ous Of surface combining simplicity and dura-
blhty.
RAkES work EASIER and BETTER than
any other with a perfect clearer attached 70 keep
the teeth free from grass. Buy no other till YOU
investigate. Send for Circulars to the Agents
KNlFFEN MOVING MACHINE co,
Worcester Mass.
AGESrs-C. c. Pierce. East Clarendon v 7,
: Slos.'m, Rutland Amos Pratt, Cuttingsville !;
proet " 4 Wood, Castleton; VIM. Blossun, Paw
let Suy Tracy, shelhnrne; Alber; Chapman,
Middle Jury; Hosea Willard, yergcnnes f. X
Pierre, North Springfield; l.. Washburn, West
Randolph 26:w2w
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sTATEOF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ oil FWtIaM1, s.. i
district of Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate Of Jacob
Bombard, late of Mount Holley, in said district,
deceased, GREETING:
By the authority Of the State of Vermont. you
are hereby notified to appear before the said Pro-
bate Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in
said district on the Sd Tuesday of July A. D. 1868,
to show cause, II any You have, why the account
OF w. & yeasey, administrator of the estate Of
said deceased should not be allowed, and also
why the residue of said estate should not be dis
tributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 2ith day
OF June, A. d. 1868
2G;w3w. HENRY H SMITH, Register.
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&TALLION WOODSTOCK.
SEASON 1868.

This well s-uown trotting stallion and stock
Wnodstnck an6-serv,a q limited number OF mares.
TERMs, $50 90,
s25 90 Ia be Maid at time OF sarvice and SIS 90 Sc
cured to be raid when the mare proves with foal.
Money paid will be refunded for mares not prov
ing with foal. No ve-isti ton from these terms.
Particular attention paid to mares from dis
tanee. Good pasturage near the stable. All
mares at risk OF owners
The owner of WOODSTOCK would ta glad to have
of first class avail themselves of this
opportunity but pegs to add that inferior mares
are not wanted.
SCHUYLER HoIsINGToN, Agent
Woodstock, VT, March, 1868. l4:w3m
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EARMs FOR SALE-ONE CON
THE AMERICAN BUTTON

III II All ERl n bI loN-
HOLE, oyFRsEAMING AND SEWING
MACHINE. = WONDERFUL INVENTION
The first and only Button-Hole Making and Sew
ing Machine Combined that has made its appear
ance in this or any other country
Great Success Achieved; benefits far exceeding
the most sanguine expectations. A ne~ Era ha.
dawued, great changes have been wrought, all
classes benefited especially the ladies' Not only
are all the wants of the hguse-kecpcr fully met.
but the seamstress, the dress-maker, tailor, u~
manufacturer OF shirts, collars, cioaks, manuiias,
clothing, hats caps, cravats, CATERS. nmbreilhs,
parasols Sc &c.. can now reloice together IN full
realization If all they have desired, or wished Tor
l IN the wonderful Combination Over-seanng,
Button Hole, Sewing Machine winch Tor capa-
city, durability, novelty, variety and simplicity,
Exceeds any other machine ever offered to the
ipuhlic.
greatest degree Of perfection, all kinds ana vafle-
ties of Sewing Hemming, Telling, Corning, Tuck
ing Htaidlng, Binding Gathering and Sewing on,
Quitting &C., that Is or can be done by any ma
chine now IN use.
Il has no rival inits celebrated over-seamjns
stitch. by which edges OF different fabrics are
sewn together as by hand sewing
1t also has no rival in its Button-HoL and
| Eyeei Hole making, and embroiderng on tins
edge which is done with equal btauty and per-
lection all kinds OF fabrics, not excepting
Leather. II Is one machine DOING the work "
many
Il II Is simple noiseless and easy TO manage, COM
bning in one the merits of all others. 1t il the
only Sewing Machine now known that can maks
a perfect, finished and beautiful Button-Hole be
sides doing many varieties Of work not done by
lother Sewing Machines.
The ease with which it is managed, recommends
lit especially to all families most pleasant and
agreeable companion, being Invested OF the per
+. plexities and annoyances of thread breaking,
changing Of tensions, noise and fatigue IN opera,-
ing. &C.. which make up some OF the dsagreeabls
features of other machines.
They viii stand the test of the severest er1ticisl
and elicit the encoiniums of all who admire Iesi
Ingenuity and even extort praise nun jeaioa'
/ rivalry. =, s->a,,. -.
All who have tried them, have heeiy given
their testimony, and unite in recommending men.
4. The hest and most perfect machine now onered
= s .he ,abbs j. B. KILBURN,
ss' u Agent for Rutland County.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

CONSTANTLY on hand, Willow
and Splint Baskets, Brnoms, Pals,
Tubs, Wash Boards, Mop Sticks,
Wood Bowls, Chop Trays, kecler
Tubs, Bal Buckets, Rattan stable
Brooms, shaker Brush Bruoms, House
Brushes Of all kinds, Door Mats of all
kinds, Bea Cords, Clethes LINES, and
Clothes Pins, Union Carpet swcepers,
Feather busters, Ice Cream Frcezers,
al NEWMAN WEEKS q CO.'S,
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EsTABLIsHED 1861
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have appointed
J,E. GLyNN, Morae's Block Centre St,
Rutland, Vt,

Rutland, Vt,
A. Agent for the sale of their Teas and Cofees,
and have selected the following goods from Their
stock, to meet the wants of this community. Ihey
are sold at the same prices that the company sell
them at their warehouses In New York, as the
following price list will show
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
Oolong, Black SOC, 9oc., hes. u per ID.
Young Hyson, [Green 81, best 81 .
Uncolored Japan, 81, best 81 % v"
Gunpowder, tdreenl 81 IS best 81 so
English Breakfast, Black 81, best al 20
Long Arm Chop, Black Tea with green
favor Il 10 +"
We call special attention to the Long Arm
Chop. This Tea is composed of the choicest leaves
and cured without eoloring matter Of any kind
and in precisely the same manner as If prepared
for native consumption 1t cannot fail to suit all
tastes, being very delicate in flavor and perfectly
healthy. 1t is dried upon porcelain, process Of
recent origin.
Coffees roasted and ground daily.
Ground Coffee 20, 80 best Zoe
Hotels, Saloons, clearinghouse Keepers and
Families who use large quantities OF Coffee, car
economize in that article by using our French
Breakfast and Dinner Coffee which We sell at tn,
low price of soc.
From six to eight profits saved by purchasing
of this Company. All goods warranted to CIV
satisfaction.
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p W MosELEy. reul,noy, Vt,

General Agent tor the towns OF tasiletet la"-
let. Falrhayea. Poultney, MIldletown, West la-
ven, Tinmouth, Wells, Rupert, sandgate, Benson,
and Hubhardton, in Vermont, am! tha towns OF
Hampton. Granville, Whitehall, Dresden, Put
nam and Iiconderuga, III New York.
j. r. HARLOW, Post Office Fairhayen, Agent
for the towns of Dresden, Putnam, Ticonderoga,
West Haven and the north part OF Whitehall and
Fairhayen.
J. W DORSEY, Agent for Benson.
HANIEi, CISHMAN, Agent Tor Pawlet.
5, ". st. john East Hubbardton, Agent Tor
Hubhardton and the north part Of Castleton. :
JE AUSTIN, Rupert, Agent for Rupert.
CYRUS CHAMPION, Agent for Hnmouth.
Middletown and Ira.
A large stock OF extra parts for Woods Mowers
will be kept on hand by +. w. MOSI4EY, Pouit-
ney, Vt, and all other agents mentioned above
send to r W MOSELEY. Agent, Poultney. or
either OF the above named agents, Tor circular
2iwtt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

JUST Received for Spring Trade,
French China, White Granite, Dinner
and Tea Ware, and common Crockery
Of all kinds, Table Glass War;, lamps
and Lanterns, Britannia Ware, Ja-
pauned Ware, Stone Ware, Wooden
Ware, Table Cutlery, Table Mats,
Fancy China, Bohemian Glass and
Lawn Ware, silyered Glass, and Fan
cy Toilet sets, at
NEWMAN WEEKS & CO.'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
TAYLOR'S PATENT
Ii \ Y I EDD + X .

l. the most simple aud hrhtest drausht ma
chm Of The kind, and aoes the best work Of any
Tedleryut invented Orders addressed to
s5.uiw j. T.. TAYLOR, Milihury. Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired IN the
best manner and at reasonable prices,
SILVER SPOONS made to order and old
spoons made over. At
9twtf BAILEY & PARKER'S.
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DRESS GOODS,

such Us Imperial sakko Cloths
Takko Cloths;
Malange Cloths;
Ilancollon do
paymae do;
Granite t.ustp Cloths;
West End Sui, Cloth;
Wash Poplin;
Cui.rsd Cretonncsi
silk and worsted poptns;
Irish Poplin,
hPACCAs, Rlack and White
do. all shades, Sscts. per yard;
white and Black Grape Mentri
BLACK ana Fancy silks. all prices;
Cashmere shawls
Parsley shawls, iran $40 Ia $50;
Berlin Wool Shawls, q tot
Single Zephyr d.
Black Thlbct do;
WHITE GOODS, every description.
Ladies and Gents
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
naudkcnohleis, &C., Aa,
Wooden cloth Tor Ladies Sacques,
for Mems and Boys Wear;
Linen Cheek and Heavy Cpttonaae tor Mems
and Boys wear
tierluau Counterlan",.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

NEW and Extensive assortment oi
Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Mat
tresses, spring Beds, Feather, feath-
er Pillows, Hair Pillows, holsters,
Paper Hangiugs, Borders, Curtains,
Cloth Window Shades, Curtain tis-
lures, Cord and Tassels, Curtain
Hooks and l.oaIrS, Picture Mails, me
ture Cord and Iassels, at
NEWMAN WEEKS x CO.'S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
J. Il have this day given my son. John c. liar
ker his time, and shall pay none OF his debts nor
CHAIN any of his earnings from this date.
GEORGE BARKER.
Brandon. January 1t, 1865. 24wsw-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

A GENTS WANTED FOR A BOOK
"A entitled A PICTURE OF TIE DEsoLA-
TED STATES and the Work OF Restoration.
Every voter needs it before November, 1868
Freight, largest commission, and premium Of
$500 paid. For full particulars address GEO. w.
DOUGLAS, General Agent, Rutland, VT.
April 4-l5Wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
.EDDY'S SHOVEL PLoW,

which j. a grctt lbor-SAving implement, and
1t has been wsil tested within thf last three
years. Manufacturers II TIN WARE, dealers IN
STOVES III MPS, HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS. So; a full stock of Shell and Heavy
HARDWARE. consisting in part of Iron. Nails,
Carpenters Tools, builders Hardware, &c,. &c.
FIrKlN x BROTHER.
FtIrltyeD June , lSGS % wan
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1 YER'S SARSAPARlLLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Tiy reputation tins
excellent medicine en-
Toys. Is derived from Its
cures, many OF which
are truly marvellous
InNCteratp eases OF
Suutulous disease,
whore the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified ana cured by
Il. Scrofulous affections
and disorders which
n-grta aseIlyafr,l by the
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P r T 3,

sxe.. csc, loAy., 10 l.\e, Tor the best
American Prints.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

Continually adding the newest and best pat pay,
terms In hollow ware As soon as IN ule MAJ ~
you will find them in our stock. We nave soihe
beautiful new patterns Just opened
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Aleu- advertisements.

$1,000 REWARD OFFERED
to anyparty selling
DRY GOODS
less than
billiard & CAKES,
opposite the Depot,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-22
IMPROVEMENT OF HELL GATE. NEW YORK
u'lssD I'VE We. ffs'ss5ss g,s'sf

,,. NEW, iohh, hukust ~ io.sa
known as .fPrying Pam and spot Rock, " sit.
uatsd IN He'll Gate. East river, will be received at
this once until noon Of september II. 1865 =,
These rocks must be remoyed 70 depth q Y
feet mean low water. and the debris deposited
cubic eoai M u "Pryins Fan 70 Be femoysd
are i,SS4 8 cubic yards over an Ara Of 1.222.
square yards. The estimated cubic contents Of
'sP0t Rock to be removed are b76. cubic yards
over !, 500 % square yards, Or. ...
Bids must state separately the sums asked for
mentS will be made when one entire rock shnfl Re
removed, amounting to the entire sum agreed upon
for that rock. less a reservation Of ten (l0) per
cent, to be paid when the entire rock Is done.
As new and more detailed surveys will be made
OF these rocks the accepted bids may be Increased
or diminished In amount, according ~ The guam
~ ha Ss sssn.s aS "a
the amount Of work In the removal q these rocks
will be held to be proportional TO the product Of
the surface into the cubic eonteuts, go
All calculations Of area and oubie contents will
viii Be- accepted as correct ~ both parties.
Each bid must be accompanied By Ag guarantee OF
two responsible persons that the bidder will exc
cute d oOntTAet.
forps o. proposals and Of guarantees can DO Oh
Tho United States reserves to Itself the right Of
contracting for the removal Of one only Of these
rocks, ahould this be deemed AdyisAble.
Proposals should be endorsed upoTJlhs envelope,
Proposals for removing rocks al II Vi Gate
once. = ~.
'"' '" JOHN NEWTON.
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers,
Ault.td Byt Major General U. 3. A.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- usrr5P STATES PArEsr osgiGs, Ia

On the petition Of JoEL Y. KEELER. Of Pittsburg,
Pa; praying for the extension Of Apatent granted
proyement IN Platform Scales. for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent. which takes place on
the 10Th day Of September, 1858:
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the It'll day Of Sep.
tembeI next, At l2o'eloek, and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause II any they have.
why said petition ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required 10 hls
IN the Patent ofice their objeetons, specially SCI
;orth N writing. a least ttoenty days before th,
day Of hearing all testimony hed by either party,
TO be used At the said hearing, must be taken and
!rSpspitsd IN seeotdanse with he rules Of the once
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Is tss
timony. must be nled in the once tDsntv days beior
ten days after nlinE the testimony.
II, Ordered, also, that this notice be puGlished Il
ton. D. c., and In the Post, Pittsburg. Penn.
oace week for three successive weeks, the hrst o
said p9beations 70 DO at least .iI!y days greviou
iJS.FSx Aeiiur commi.sionsr o. Pstspts.
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V'HE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ON and aftsr SUNDAY. l7th May, 1855, three daily
trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing and PaIkersburg, as follows:
B.of gh ali. tss 81 ssss eSp w lean.
sAss LINE " FIX P!as sss az,
Sss Sss and cr Fl poa.
VIII %sIfsscHaHsiasTTgka a asdNS6aEsSbArros TRAIN
s.S aH.s f1 e tS ~ j. asss d sSH
frederick Janctisa with train for Ffedsrisf and
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers-
THE gLLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Baiti.
more at $50 and 80 A. m, and 10 and 6:2o p, m.
Returning leaves kliieotts Mills at 7:0 and il;lC
a. m and a'G P sPs faiSSdRkRRsrows,
Leave Baltimore at s:!6 a. N. and t:iQP. m, .eon
g s rvss Il xn 4. re
s shS ana M sf1as "a Bsisnoss q iS a.
m and $40 p FOR FOR WINCHESTER.
ri1ias at Winshestsr at Is and s. ,, N. Return.
in baltimore y 5 YR Y %AsShitSRSsfto,ssp IN
Leave Baltimore AZ 80, 90. s:0and o;S a. IN. .
aud f SlSM " s ssf + n FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at and 8 a. m. and 70 10, ?.
49, : and $40 + f6 IL ANNAPOLIS.
Leave baltimore at 7:oo a, IN. and t;n p. IN.
l Ey WashinE,on at a g a. m. aud i'S P, m
Leave Baltimore or Washinr,On at $50 End %
aiss' n. sad t:S: !, .aSs$ r; y. =, ...,. s's.
sSHly r ~ T;.if Sss Agent d.Hd''
- - JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent.
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IMPATIENT OF rHs INTERIOR,
~ UBITEpsrArEs PArIgr or

- =. .WAshlHatoE, July u, lnh
On the petition Of JuLEs DEskuyAIs, o. New
York, T., executor Of the estate Of Victor beau
mont, deceased. praying for the extension Of .
patent granted 10 The said Victor beaumont. the Sd
day ofOetober, 1854, for an improvement In Steam
Gauge, for years from the expiration OF said
patent, which takes place on the 80 day Of October.
Ia ordered that tho said petition be heard 81 the
Patent once on MONDAY. III. ltth day Of septem-
Der next. at u clock, and all persons nou
hed TO. appear and show cause. II any they have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the en tension are required 70 he
10 the Patent Once their objections, special sci
forth In writing at least teeny days before the day
nsed a the said bearing must be taken And trans
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon ~ tes
umony, must be nled In the once tteenfp days be
fore theday Of hearing the Argume any within
ten days after hlinE the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be In thu
REPuBLicAs and the Intelifosneer, Washington,
ID. o. and In the Atlas. New York, N. u, once
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of SAID
to be least sixty days greyiSS, 70 TIT
jys-wSv Acting Commissioner Of Patsnts
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slatiunal Repnblitau.


RobbIng Government I'm Old Times.
A professional friend, while hunting up
some authorities recently, fell upon the
case OF the Duchess of Marlborough VS..
Sir John Vanburgh, triedin the reign
Of George l, wherein the Duchess, as exc
cutrix- of her husband, demanded an
account Of moneys expended in build.
ing in Blcnhcim house, the famous cas-.
tie presented by the British Empire to
the Duke for his eminent military SER
vices. The report Of the case shows that
they used to carry on Government jobs
in those days prctly much ns they do now,
except, that as becomes cur advanced
era, we have rather outstriprcd them in
roguery.
Part Of the work on BlcnLcim was
done by the Government and part by the
Duke; and the cause shows that he car
ried it on twenty per cent. cheaper than
the Government did, thus proving that
then, as now, contractors spent the
money of the public good deal more
literally than they did their own. 1t also
turned out that the Crown had paid high
prices for expensive materials which
never went into the building at all; that
those who pcrpetrated the frauds were
Government officials: that among other
cheats they furnished q large amount Of
half bricks which they charged at about
double the number Of whole bricks, thus
defraudng the treasury at both ends in
style worthy Of u contractor on the
Erie canal or the Federal Capitol; that
when the superintendent of the work
wanted refreshments for the inner man
they purchased them and charged them
as candles used while finishing the in
terror of the chstle, a dodge as ingenious
Us that Of our Congressman, who buy
lace, scarfs, and kid gloves for their wives
and daughters, and call them stationery
ltappearcd in evidence that Sir Chris
topher Wren, who planned st. Paul's Ca.
thcdral, received only GOO per annum
for overseeing the erection of that build.
ing. Sir Christopher was the most dis.
tinguished architect in Europe, and st.
Paul's the most elaborate and costly edi
fee erected in England for two Centu
ries; and yet he superintendent its cree
ton for $1,000 year, while it takes
three or four inspectors, at an annua
salary Of IS, 900 each, to oversee the build
ing OF our new Court House, which raise
the presumption that Wren performe,
his duties in very shabby manner, an,
was paid accordingly, while our superir
tendents execute their invaluable sci
vices, seeming totally regardless of tn
lapse oftime or the cost Of the job
NelV FORK Sun.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrEp STATES PArEsT OFFICE,

On the petition Of AEIEL HALLIDAY OF BAtA via,
Illinois, formerly Of Ellington. neetieut. praying
day Of August, 1854, Tor an improvement In Gov.
ernor for Wind Mills for seven years from the ex
piratiOn Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day OF August, 1855;
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the day OF August next,
at " clock m. and AZ persons arg notified to app
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ne In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth writing at least tiosnty days before the
day ofhearingj all testimony died by either party,
TO be used at the said hearing. mus be taken and
tt trans in nesordanee with the rules Of the
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be nled In the once toenfy days be-
fore III. day OF hearings the arguments, n any,
within ten days after alag the testimony
ordeted, also, thai this NOTES be published In
the REPuBLicAE and the IntsilipsRcsr, wAshinE-
ton, D. O., and In the Tribune. Chicago, Illinois,
once week for three successive weeks the hrst oi
said prblie.tions to be ~ leastsixty days previous
10 the day ofheATinE.
A. N. STOUT,
ny5-rust Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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On the petition Of sAnAH ", fLAspERs, Of New
S.,pRS ,rss .n q ies ssso
Hardea, Of Boston. Mass praying for the eT,en :
llAnders and Joseph A. MArden, the 18th day Of
August, 1854 for an Improvement In Leather Split
ting Machine, for seven years from the expirs
q saLd patent which takes place the Sth day o.
Is ordered taat .hs ssId petition be heard at tn,
next, at u o'clock, IN. and all persons are notified
70 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
nle in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least tioety days before the
day Of heAring; AL testimony nled by either party,
TO used at the said hearing, must be taken and
N s Z. With the ruiss Of the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tss.
tmony. must be nled in the ofies fiosnfv days be-
fore the day Of bearing, the arguments, n any,
within tss days .i.sI hlins "a tcslin9ryl -,
kepubifcdn and the Intel ilQsneer, 'Washing ton,
D. z. ,and in the Journal. Boston, Mass, once
RsbiiestiGPs . b At least sixty days g5sySss t6
myH- Isl Acting Commissionsr Of Pstsni..
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- IvEpsIArEs PArEkI oIII9l

June lOs looo
On the petition Of HARRT n. BY ARTS, Of Chicago,
w praying for the extension Of patent g[Anted
~ himself and A. j. BROwE, as assignees, the 3lst
day of October, 1854, for an Improvement shingle
Machine, for seven years from the expiration OF
October, 1885, --.r..
next, at u o'clock, IN. and all persons are not-
Why SAID psto aa ossS not 70 g. siansd. nave
Persons OBposlng the extension are REQUIRED to
The day o. hsarinIH ali tsstinony Il ed ~ either
party, TO be used at the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
once, winch will be Furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
imony, must be nlod In the Once ttoentv days be-
fore the day Of hsaringi the arguments. II any.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPgBLIoAE and the Iltsiitosncsr, Washington.
once week for three successive weeks the nrSi
OF said publications to be At least sixty days pre-
SlOus 10 the day Of hearing. A. NJ stout,
je'2iWT Acting Commissioner Of Patents.