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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-22

HoUsEKEEPERs '
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READ-READ.

"cooling to scalds aud Burns"
"soolhinG to all painful wounds, &C."
"HesIing to all Sores, Ulcers, &C."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-22

Troops would never be de-
ficisni in courage, if they knew
how deficient in it their enc,
meis we're. et.3., ...t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-22

GORD0N'S SHORT vOLUNTA-
ORlES, for the Organ, St.5O; Belak's New
Method for Piano Forte, rs cents; Richard.
sons New Modern School for Piano Forte,
$3.50. bend catalogue ofNew Music Books.
ST. GORDON,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-22

PRINCE g. CO.'S AUTOMATIC
l. ORGANS and MELoDEoN5. Twenty.
eight diherent styles with new Improvements;
world. Prices 500 TO. 5000 each. For sale on
two years installments, or for rent. Second
hand instruments cheap. Send for Circular,
\. r. GORDON 9oie A gant
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-22

PRASS AND GERMAN SILVER
1'lNSTRUMENTS FOR BANDS; full sets
constantly on hand. A large variety Of or.
chestra cornets-top and side action. Bell
Front, upnght and round, in every variety Of
style. illustrated catalogue gratis.
l.haye also made large additions TO my
stocF OF foreign goods, and my arrangements
for obtaining them through my agent In I'D.
rope, give me many advantages. Ny stock of
strings comprise some OF the ehooest.to be
found IN the market, among them | have
French, German and Itallan-the latter ought
TO be more known to be appreciated. Know.
ing full well the value Of first class vielin
strings for professional use, we have taken the
greatest pains TO have them made OF the best
stock, and blythe most experienced workmen,
and shipped direct for our trade. Also,
volns, guitars, violincellos, bows, bow hair,
screws, finger boards, pegs, mutes, tallpieces
buttons, frog screws, bridges, flutes, ffes, ella.
rionets, picoolis, fageolets, banjos, tambour.
ins, snare and base drums, sucks, heads,
sBares, cords, metronomes, tplain and hell,j
guitar patent heads, pins, cap d'Astros, CLAIR.
onet reeds, mouth pieces, holders, hautboy
and bassoon reeds, double bass strings,
string guages, brass and German silver fiute
pads, ebony and rosewood bones, castanet,
violin and double bass rosin, triangles, tuning
hammers, forks, pitch plpes. fife mouthpieces,
Turkish cymbals, harm onicas, banjo bridees,
bassoons, French accordeons o feyery style.
Violin strings in sets.-...75 cents.
Guitar strings In sets......& cents.
feel confident after Offering the above. that
you will conclude 10 send me your orders. and
save money. You may depend upon receiving
goods Of the very best quality.
illustrated and descriptive price lists sent
free on application. Send for circulars.
ST, GORDON, orl
200 Broadway, Ney York.
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G T. GORDON'S NEW SCALE
O.PIANo F0RTEs; 5000 now in use. They
are made OF the best seasoned materials, and
finished in the most thorough manner, and
fully warranted. Sold low, for cash, or two
years inslallments. Send for Price List '
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First National Bank Bailding,
PHILADELPHIA, .a, .a

Where the general business Of the Company
IS transacted, and to which all general corrs'
spondence should be addressed. ..,
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THE SABBATHPRAISE BY j, w.
ASUFtERN. new collection OF Sacred
Music fer ChoIrs and Singing Schools, con.
taining the Normal Method, and about loo
pages OF Secular Music for Schools; with a
choice collection Of Tunes, Anthems and
Chants. Price, sl.3S each, OF sI2 per dozen
On receipt Of 10 cents, a sample copy will be
sent by mail for examination.
THE SILVER BELL BY G. BUT
L LER. One Of ihe best and most popular
collections ever issued for schools; 5000
already sold. Price, so cents, or IS per dozen.
THE SILVER CHIME AND THE
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For a CJlub Of One Hundred and $1,000.

For a Club Of One Hundred and $1,000.
Double barrel shot gun, rifle cane, or shavP's
riAe, 65 yards sheetlng, fancy cassime. e coat,
pants aud vest pattern (extra quality,) pair
splendid rose blankets, fancy plaid wool long
shawl, 25 yds. hemp carpeting, splendid vic.
lin and bow, splendid alpaca dress pattern,
silver hunting cased watch, single barrel shot
gun, Sharp's revolver, one pair fine damask
table covers, with one dozen dinner napkins
to match, WorcesteI's illustrated Unabridged
Dictionary, Il 800 pages,) &C,
90 For additional list OF commls ssions see
circular.
COMMISSIONS ron LARGER CLUBS IN PRoPoRros.
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TERMS TO AGENTS.
We send q commission TO Agents'
For Club Of Thirty and $500,
one Of the following articles: musket. shot
gun or Austrian rife, 20 yards cotton, lady's
fancy square wool shawl, Lancaster Quilt, &C.
cordeon, set Of steel bladed knives and forks,
violin and bow, fancy dress pattern, PAIR ladies'
extra quality cloth boots, one doEe n large size
linen towels, Alhambra quilt honeycomb
qLilt. cottage clock, white wool blanket, is
yards best quality PRINT, IL yards delaine, one
dozen linen dinner napkins, &C.
For a Club Of Sixty, and $500,
one OF the following articles revolver, shot
gun, or Springfield rife, AZ yards sheeting,
pair honeycomb quilts, cylinder watch, 4yaris
double width waterproof clooking, lady's
double wool shawl, Lancaster quilt, alpaca
dress pattern, engraved sllVer.plated six.bot
tied revolving castor, set OF ivory handled
knives with silver plated forks, pair Of alls
wool blankets, pair OF Alhambra quilts, 30
yards print or a Marsellles quilt, double eight.
keyed. ACCORDION, Websler's National Pictorial
Dictionary 200 engravings 900 pages,) 81
wards doeskln for suit, &c.
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Desperate Struggle Between Yeun,
LADY and m obber


About three miles from the city, on the Gen.
trail MAcadamized roa6, and in the valley i'm
nedntely beg ond the San SOuci, lives a family
named Savage. Yesterday afternoon all OF the
mem bers of the family were absent, except a
daughter about / years of age, who remained
N the house alone. Shortly after noon, man
OF sICkly appearance came 10 the house, and
rapp~d at Jne door, when the girl responded TO
she call he visitor requested a glass of mix,
Snd thinking him sIck and weary, she kindly
gave II 20 him. He asked her if it would BE-
possible Tor him 10 obtain work IN the neigh
hOrhoOd. and she replied that she did not know,
but perhaps he might Obtain employment in the
CaToen He then asked If there was any men
around the house 10 whom be could apply. aud
she replied that no one but herself was at home
II then went away, ana she. suppOsIus hts De.
laTture was for good. went about her occUpa-
Ten - usual; but while she was engaged, he
rr'uTnsd, ard presented pistol at her head,
demanded OF her 10 show him where her
iaihers money was concealed. She re-
Fiisd mat there was money or valuables
IN the house. az which he struck her several
terrible blows upon tha had with the butt OF
ms pistol, cutting number of SCALP wounds
snd oTnisIng h"r face so severely thar both
ewes are blackened. He then attempted 10 throw
her dCWn. bu' he vas the stronger of the two,
thd succeeded IN mastering INN and getting
him upon the Moor. Sac then spTang away.
ard ran TO the nearest house, which was some
r6 ds distant and procuring assistance they re-
turned 20 the premises. The rObotr had in the
meantime escaped. but hs had embraced the
UppJItu nI'y of her absence TO ranSaCk the
selling from top 70 bottom. but without find
iEg anything OF value 20 carry away. Iufor-
StIo. Of the a an vas Immediately carried TO
re Police UIhc-. and Captain Hanna and
OtHc-r Hogan Went - the place, but We're uua-
Die 20 obtain any TRACE of the scoundreI. The
yGuug girl acted with a remarkable GOODNESS
aId bravery. such as IS seldom eviuCed by her
= under such circumstances She describes
her sSsail2nt as follows. Height, ; feet inches;
dim lace, deeply peck marked or freckIed:
rooth face, dark brown clothing, black SLOUGH
hat, and sickIy appearance.-Sdn FrHncisc,
HJrI'J, JIbUGTg ~.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS. &c.

In the examination of parties at New York
charged with conspiring 70 defraud the Union
faeine rsliroad OF siSS,o y, me evidence Of one
OF them. fre,irTIck - Go dali, who has In rned
States evidence. has ben taken.
At Nash VILE, Tennes zee. yesterday. Repre-
sentative Brown was soundly thrashed by
Comptroller blackburn. and a newspaper re-
porter who attacked Representative Coyle came
OF second best.
The Ne Hcan Congress passed a bill granting
20 .LSlius SkliloD a concession for the construC.
ton OF a railway between FL Paso and the city
of Mexico, and adjourned on the 2ist OF JAN
nary.
George G. Morton, Agent of Adams Express
Company at Ridgely, Maryland. GU the line
of the delaware Railroad, an 5oudsd d few
f"w days since with sl,Oo0 belonging TO the
Company.
The President has pardoneo Carlo Latryes
aud Francis MaItIneli, who were sentenced in
leo 10 serve 10 years in the penitentiary At
fraHSfort, KY, for counterfeIting United states
currency.
serious row occurred at Aspin wall Janu.
uaTV I'D. between some sailors from the United
states steamer rallapOosa and some two hun
dred Jamaica negroes. One OF the sailors wa
killsd.
Th- Internal Revenue collections of the dis
tiIci Of Richmond. Va, for the month of Janu
AIRY vere Sl26,OOO. being four times greater than
the collects rs for the same mon tn in I~6,.
TIE ,OInt cauvassIng committee in Illinois.
reported that 1T the last election ia that State
there was q msiOrI'y OF seventy six votes cast
IN favor Of a Constitutional Convention.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow was seriously burned
~ the cars ut Beach Haven, Pennsylvania
yesterday. The train upon which be
travelling ran of the track.
SpriT chill College, SIX miles from Mobile
Alsbana, Was totally destroyed bv fire, with
all its contents. Thursday night. The students
barely escaped with their lives.
Fires at Valparaiso. December II, occasioned
great loss Of property, said to amount TO seve-
raj hundred thousand dollars. A number of
persons persisted in the flames.
Governor Palmer has vetoed Fuller's bill to
regulate fares on railroads In Illinois. II is
likely 20 he sustained.
The Nebraska Legis lature has passed q loint
resolution asking Congress 10 removethe Paw
Lee Indians from the present reservation.
The House of the q eorgia Legislature has re-
fused To reconsider the resolution referring me-
gro eligibility TO the Supreme Court.
Bolivia has contracted for the construction
Of railway 70 cost some twenty. five or thirty
million dollars.
Mrs. Mary De Sands barn at Ludlow, Mass,
Was struck by lightning on Wednesday night
snd burned.
The town of Seybe, San Domingo. has pro-
noDnced sgainst President Baez and rs In q
state of revolution.
The project Of annexation TO the United
States IL watched with great interest IN ST
Thomas.
The vomIto is still prevalent At Caracas,
NeEezuela.
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DROPOsALs FOR CORN.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRrcrN
STATE Texas.
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTERMA-rFR.
AUSTIN, TEXAS. January 20. ASA
sealed Proposals, in dnplica'e will be received
81 THE ONCE until SATURDAY. Fec 70, 1852 a,
II m Tor furnishing the Qusrtermsster's Depart
neht at Fort Duncan, Texas, with such gu sntity
oi ORR a. may be rt quired until June 40 1853
Corn TO lie Of good clean. msrcha ntable quality.
ehflf d and delivered in sscks, subject to q rigid
Delivery to commence on award Of contract
ara continue in such quantities and Al such
ter
Bids TO be plainly endorsed Proposals for Corn
at Fort Duncan, Texas" aud addressed TO the un.
Cersigned.
BY command of Brevet MAJOR General Candy.
J. A. POTTER.
Brsvet Brigsdier General anaC . NJ
ie 4-d Eiftk Military District
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OFFICE Posi- toHMr>SARy.
g., mEhfhi>, TENN JauxSry IS. l5ig
sealed Proposals, in tuplicate,Mr invited, and
VIII be received At this Off ce Until II clock m On
ioksbAf February Is, 1869 for furnishing the
100 ps ann others drawing supplies from this Post
Win fRfsH AND COINED BEEF. of q good
marketable quality, in equal proport an. of for,
sIH Llhn quarter meat. (necks, shanks and kidney
tslIow eNcluced, y and in such quaint Ties As Az
n"n tlme 20 time, be required, aud such days
a. may be detiR1ated by the command ng off -er
The Iecks OF cattle slaughtered for beef t. D. de-
iiNered under the contract ehall be cut OF AZ the
i.0ith Nertetral Joint. and breast trimmed down.
Ihe thaIks oil ioTe9uarters shall be cut OF from
thrfe TO four inch, shove the knee Joint. AMI Of
hinlguarfers frC m six TO eight inches aeoye .Ls
gambrel or hook oint
Pa,m nts will be made monthly for the amount
CT Fresh and C~rned Beef accepted UNDER this con
rset, snd IN faBds furnished by the United states
Tor pullic disbursements; but in the event OF the
Con mlssary who receives the beet ug without
funds 10 pay for H. then payment to be mail A
soon IS funds may be received for that purpose
No member of Con gress offic r or agent OF the
1"vernmsb t, or any person enlp0ye ed la tie ublIc
service. shsli be admitted 10 any share herein or
10 any beuent which may arise herefrom
All BIDS must bs accompanied ~ a guarantee
he responsibility of the guarantee must lie
Town by the official certificate Of he Clerk Of the
District Court or Of the United ststes Dis.sict At
tOrDey.
An bidders are reques,sd to be present at the
This ONCE the right o. reject any or ali
bids IL deemed for the public interest to 10 so
By order OF brevet Brigsdier General 10. r.
small. Chief Comm ssary Of subsistence. Depart
NE Mt of Cumter land CASS DT'KHk
feiet First Lieut. 18th Infsntry.a- Gs.
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81 A New Orleans lawyer, the other day
who was defendi.c a case againsta railroad
company, for roaming over and aiming q
ded damages the people Of New Orleans would
eernally De sending their children m the street
10 b. run over.
81 Some one poured water into the lie ter box
aS5ne postofflce In Pennington, Mass, q few
nights since. and in the morning all the letters
were frozen into u solid mass. reward for
the detection OF the person has been offered.
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PROPOSALS.
SEA LED PROPOs AIS.

INDIANAPOLIS ARsgNAI.
INDIANAPOLIS, February I. 1874
Sealed Proposals, in dn plicate for the supply Of
TIE troops at this Arseus with FLOUR, from FEB
Iuary 1869 20 July ], 1859, will be rece v,d until
The Flour TO be delivered in such quantities ss
may be from time 90 time required aud on such
dsys as shall be designated BY the Comm ne
Officer.
Proposals oh ould be sealed and ed dressed to the
Commanding Officer, Indianapolis Arseaal, aud
marked Proposals tor Flour They will be
opened at the Office of the s6erstgned at 10 A. "
February s, at which time bidders are invited 10
be present W H. aARRIs
Capt Of Ordnance, Brevet 1t. Dol. q. 8. A. Com
handing. fe.-St
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COLORING FOR SoCPS--As soups often re-
qUI'e coIOrIng. YOU should prepare ..orovvn-
ing For that purpose IS follows take a couple
OF onions an bake tham, remove the outer . kin
and put them intO your soup; II will be brown
and give u a good flavor. The shells OF green
PEAS. dried IN the oven brown. but not black
equally well answer 10 brown soup, and
" I'll keep the whole winter IN a oay II hung
az IN n oTy place. II will be found much bet
Ter 10 use either OF the above to brown SCUM in
pIace CT the caramel or brown sugar used by
many cooks, for If TOO much is added IL gives a
sweet taste TO the soup. These are apparently
tIifies. but most necessary 10 attend 10
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s|rne cpssion Of Gibraltar TO Spain is fast
becoming the question of the day In Engiand.
AdmITals. generals and other correspondents
are filing the papers with letters about It.
he editors in laoored leaders, are discussing
a., pro and con- More sign ificant than all else
he question hiss bren debated in court circles
and apparently decided in the affirmative
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!" uhEEN q WIELI a
1 SsIGNEE'S SALE OF ASSETS.
GOVERNMENT SALES.

pARGE FOB SALE.
DEFoT QUARTERNAsTFR's OFFICE
NAsHINGToN. II. a., FEB g. lSq
VIII be sold. at public auction, at sixth street
wharf, on ER1DAf, February IL Ct IL "A m nm
Blunt A. q IL the
L. s. BARGE DELL HYMFs
w lth all her apurtenences, being no longer re-.
quiIed ny the Quariermaster's Department
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
By order Oflhe Quartermssier General
j q. McFERRAS.
Deputy Quartarmaster general
ltb b-I BTevet Brig Gen1 q e A.
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PHILOsoPnYOf MARRIAGE "A ne = course
n HuseuI Of Anatony, smb!acins The subisoss:
and oIo Hse :a4 xnSs q Live Tor, Youth M:tu,ty
cause OF ndfgeetton, hatolence and Nervous de
go Soceunsed for; Marriage phtlosop ideally con-
Pocket volumes eontaisins these lectures viii be
q four stamp, By addressing: sECRETARf.
New y ork Museum Of Anatomy and scfence 81
Broadway New York. ~ so-Iy
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RIDGELY Suddenly, on THURSDAY, the tth
instant, DAVID RIDGkLY, aged Al years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend
his funeral on sunday. 1T O'Clock p. IN ,frsm his
late resfdencs. No. I21 Pc avenue. Hs
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- The SUIT instituted in New Orleans
aga net the Ponchartrain Railroad for ~5Opn
damages, claimed Tor the benefit Of the chill
dTen OF the la'e George r. knight and wife,
kiiiFd-the wife while trying TO get her chill
Oren ON the cars, when III motion, and the hus-
band IN an attempt 10 rescue her-has resulted
d. a verdi, OF >3,COJ for each of the four little
orphans.
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DRoPosALs FOB TnE PERFORMANCE OF
SANITARY WORK.

Depot QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.
MAsHINGToN. ID. o., February 5, 1859
Sealed Proposals, from responsible parties. ere
invited at this ofce until II oclock noon on NON
pAn, tssrusry Is for the repovsl of ell sink De-
posts, ashes and Dad Animals, for one year from
the LIST OF arch next, from the various barracks
ofcee, buildings. &C.. throughout the city occu
piod By such branches Of the War Departmept a.
are deeiGpsted By the Depot Quartermastsr
Bioders VIII Be required to accompany their bids
With bond, signed b. themselves and two respon
s,ols suretfes in The sum II one thousand dollars.
Dor Tor the performance OF the work. and execute
bonds In the sum Of i've thousand doliars. i'm nedi-
atey upon the award Of the contract for Its faith
ful Ard satisfactory performance
Lists Of the places TO be visited must be obtained
from the Depot Quartermaster esch month, and
ever Iis.e % dssignsted must be Waited IS al
P.ynsnts .ill Be made monthly. or e 5000
thereafter az funds ate furnished for the purpose
creased or diminished during the period Of the
contract, lropordonste Increase or dfmfnution
OF the Monthly payments win be made upon con
should the contracssr fail to perform the vork
required In prompt and satisfactory manner, the
Depot Quartermaster win hire IL done and charge
the cost 70 the contractor. He also reserves the
ANY Information required vfll be cAeerfuIlv
given ct the ON &c OF the Depot Quartermaster
Bids should be epdot sed ''ProDosals for perform
ing sanitary Work, !" and addressed 90 the under.
signed
By order ofthe ouarternsst.r General
Deputy Quartermaster GENERAL. Breyst Ssis.a,sr
Genera, Q. D. A., and Depot Qusrtermastsr'
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LIMITED STATS PATENT orFIoE.

On the pstitioS OF WALTZ Il FoRsUsa.
OF butalo n. T.. administrator Of the estate Of r.
b forbush, decAassd, praying Tor the xtonsion q
patent granted the said g., ForOush, ea The
18th day Of april, lS5. Tetssued the 18th day OF
prf ls5s, and again reissued n ave divisions nun
bered respectively 1881. 1913. 1859 ls'e. and fS1.
the sd day OF May. Dos. for On imp rovens enc IN
Grain and Grass Harvesters:
L. 10 ordered that ..id petition be heard o. this
ONCE on the 18th day of march next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension, 0blscfiors; depor
sitions, and other papers should % efeo N -
ELISHA R0DfB.
IN donnunfssiouer Of patanen
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY0.
Bl aR1EH z WI.L "A e., ,.....,,
No. S96 Southeast corner Of nh and D stS

No. SIS sessSssss osrs S q - "a "a
TRUSTEES SALE o. yALUAsLs srAL Es
q n virtue q .deeTe. Of the Supreme ocsI,
Heating and others, " IS s. r. a. sessips and
Others. tqai,y 10 i,9s the unde: siensd, sppoint,
Of ths late Geerss " Kessins aeos ..sd. VII orr
Il .s 4. s % the ssat;
Prcs or Lot o3 tss folio . sps
ssEs tSa :sIa n.t
ncss sff the
OF eeid LOT. and running thsncs north along toe
.d a1'f Es, No. M al. az
Let No Z, In said square; thence ruaoine vest sad
Ssi isis sssss line l end sR Ss
s L0s snd Lot In said square thence onning
feet inches. and thence running east 20 feet TO
s,erI sS;e q Bog.s ssr iIu, .hr
water and gas in the house W."
Mi;S, At the ssTs time and place part q said
following nletes and bounds viz: Bee,nsins Tor RI
same At point north street, Is feet west from
me southeastern corner Of said lot aud square and
thence north and at risht aaeles with said street
. Isft 81 inches snsses EAST II feet and th;ncs
is Q three story Brick House, with ma.fic front
Terms Of sale !: One third cash IN hand and the
and twelve months respectively; the pure hnser 20
execute his rromissory not.s with an appro we'd
Title withheld till all the purchase money shall De
If tie terms of sale are not complied With in
i've days nom the time Of sale. tue trustee. re.
serves the right t. resell at the cost and rlsk Of the
Al convey ancins and revenue stamps at the cost
JOHN = NORRIS
WALTER COX, $Trustees
WILLIAM EMMETT.
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INIrED STATES PATEEr oVTIOI,

aeministr.trtx q the estate cf Laroy LitsAnsIs.
OF south bridee, Massachusetts,. prsytng for the
extension OF patent granted him % The let dAy %
nay. iess, Tor an imprsvement In shattiss for
Il 10 ordered that ,sid petition be heard &C this
once On the l3sh day Of April next. Any
Peresn Day oDpooe this exeensien. 0b)ect ons.
This once twenty day. before the Day q besrias.
ELISHA FoOrf,
10 Is Wv Co0missioner OF Pstsats
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4 LIMITED STATES p.IEyr orrIcs, :,

On the pesstion OF BAkhY eMTrH' ~ r.
gen, New Jtr.ey. prsyins for the extensis1 o .
patent granted him on TIE .th Gay q April ie1s.
l. Is ordsssd shst :,ad Psstisn be heard .t thls
con may eppose this extension. ohlections dscosl-
ticps, and other papers should be hlsd IN thb
BLroaA rO0TB.
aD-laU3W COMMIT a $500