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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-05
FINKLE & LYON
IMPROVED
Sewing Machines
The Best for Family use. Simp
and Most Durable.

~ These Machines are SIMPL
SILENT and POSITIVE !; make Il
LOCK STITCH; use a STRAIGH
SHORT NEEDLE; run easily az
smoothly, and do large range of wor
and with their late improvements al
complete and perfect attachments,
unquestionably the best for all kin
Of family sewing.
The Needle being straight and Sc
setting, much of the perplexity a,
trouble usual to beginners, or inexI
rienced operators, is avoided, as t:
Needle cannot be set wrong.
The Finkle 4 Lyon Improved N
chimes have taken First Premiums
nearly every Fair where exhibite
and at the Minnesota State Fair, DC,
Der lst, 1869, Highest Premium.
and "Silver Medal for best FAM
Sewing Machine. It has only to |
known to be appreciated.
BI Each Improved Machine is sent Q
complete without extra eharge) with mt
style Hemmer. Quilter and Braider, ext
needle Plate, Screwdriver, Oiler, Bottle
Oil, IL Assorted Needles, 6 Bobbins, Gau
and Screw, Wrench and Instruction Book
Responsible Agents are wanted
every city and town in Wisconsin,
whom the most liberal terms are offe
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Custom Work,

is done with the greatest neatness and
punctuaity, and every care taken to give
entire satisfaction. He thanks the public
for the liberal patronage he has heretofore
eeived, and solicits ali to call and giy
his goods a thorough examination, as he is
confident he can please both as to quality
and price 4. w. kURZWEG.
WateItown, SEPT. goth; 1870.
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R0Ok nnn Sh0e BMSaz2ess

on the north side of Main street, door
from 4th street, where win be found at all
times an extensive and we'll selected eek
of all sizes and styles, consisting of Gentle
mems, Ladies Misses and ChIldlen's wear
His goods are all of the finest and best
quality elegant and substantial and every
artical that he ma nufactures and sells is
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-05
Doty's Washing Machine.
ELY MUCH lMPRovFD-AND THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer

Improved with RowEbL's PATEST COG
WHEELS and the PATENT Stop, are now I'M
questionably far superior to any apparatus
for washing Clothes ever invented. and will
save their cost twice year, by saving la
Dor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony
as follows:
eve like our machine much /; could not
be persuaded to d. without it and with the
aid If Doty, we feel that we are masters OF
the pos; ton Rec. l.. Scott, Bishop ii. u,
Church.
lin the laundry Of my house there is q
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for the
nventon-ReU. Theodore l.. CttyJer.
Every week has given it strong er hold
upon The affections of the inmates Of the
laundry"-N. Y. Observer
81 heartily commend it to economists of
time, money, aud contentment. Rec IL
Bellops
''Friend Doty-Your last improvement Of
your Washing Machine is complete sue
cess. | assure you 'our Machine, after q
years use, is thought more OF to day than
ever, and would not be parted with under
any circumstances Solon Robinson.
Tie ~ I. VeekLy Tribune Of Dec. 3
1869, in answer to a correspondent, says
''Of Washers there is none to be compared
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-05

THE TEMPERANCE CANDIDATE
Hon. S, D. Hastings of Madison the
former State Treasurer, was nominated
for Congress from this district, at the
Temperance Reform convention held
at GAINESVILLE last week. Some doubts
have been expressed in regard to Mr.
Hastings accepting this nomination,
but as he thus far has said nothing on the
matter, his silence must be construed in-
10 consent. Mr. Hastins owes much to
the Republican party, and as this action
must result in distracting that party,
without gaining anything for the
cause Of temperance, the course CT Mr..
Hastings in persisting to run as can
didate savors of ingratitude, to say the
least.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-05

A convention composed Of delegates
from all the Western and Northwestern
States is to be called at an early date
in Milwaukee, for the purpose Of con
sidering all questions pertaining to
immigratioi, with a view to such &C
ton by Congress as will secure to the
immigrant his full rights and protec-
ton uader the laws Of the United
States, while in transit upon sea and
land The call for the convention will
be made by the Governors Of all the
Western and Northwestern States
Governor Fairchild Of Wisconsin, ana
Governor Austin, Of Minnesota, are
now in Milwaukee perfecting the nee
essary arrangements.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-05

GEN ROBERT Il. LEE STRICKEN
NTH PARALYSIS --RICuMoND, Oct.
2.-Jbe Lexington Gazette announces
that Gen Robert L. Lee was stricken
with paralysis on the 18th ultimo
since which time be has been altogeth
81 sgeecLlcss. Ills recovery is consi-
dered doubtful.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-05
ABOUT LYING.

The GAINESVILLE Gazeue, last week,
RECALLED it's readers with honily on
Lying-a subject it is admirably quail
fed to discuss, having shown remarha-
Die proficiency in that line, the past
three or four weeks. 1t undertook to
convict us Of number Of so called
falsehoods, but in order to make out
Sc. made more mis- statements than
the number it sought to correct. For
instance, in speaking OF the support
Mr.. Sloan received from the WatertoTn
district, when he was candidate for
Congress, it says:
Mr.. Sloan received but one vote from
That district, on his first nomination, and
received none on his second nomination.
He received but three votes from jefferson
county on his first nomination, and 6Rt ttco
on his second nomination. Jefferson county
gave his opponent, Mir. Hopkins, screen 0otes
out of ten in the convention OF 1862 and
gave Mr.. Hopkins eight votes oat OF ten in
1864.
Here are no less than six falsehoods,
the facts being that on Mr.. Sloan $
first nomination the Watertown dis
trict gave him t10o votes, and on his
second nomination it gave him one
vote. He received on his first nomin-
alton four votes from Jefferson county
and On his second nomination, three
votes, and this county gave Mr. Hop
kins six votes only in 1862, and seven
votes in 1864. AS the Gazettes arti-
Gle is lengthy it would require too
much of our space to 70 low it entire
The above viii suffice as showing what
a stranger it is to truth and fairness.
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right 70 construct that portion of the n.vsmsrt
" s, i reguired TO pay for under the directi On
snail not coI struet that portion OF said work win
re ss'ne material except between the rails sni be-
ana =, rapidly a. the residue Of said work shall
Sn,truSied, thea the same shall be constructed nm
W tne direction OF said commissioners in the same
manner as the other PORTION Of sad work The said
nateral WY slisi have the right to select the
a a tSiWeen the tracks shall be male: P-0rifef
- ~ shs said payement on said track shall be made
seca u MITket square between seventh aud Ninth
GeSHte9 sald square and the line feet from the
naI,"Sd track aforesaid; tn portion of the pave
hall be paid for "a tie Gried states soveTanent:
orid.d. That the cost q aying such pavement
shat rot eNcsed the SUM Uf four dollars per square
&c. l. And be 81 fsr.asr saacied. Tnat the
meEt conieHpla,ed in the foreg iibg stiou shall be
made by the Commission above authorized ana the
as special f1rd bs TIE colSct0r II ston on IN
socts s gi ss i hail D AND the m 80
tractors IL the work above authorized on the war
lant OF orer Of tie said commission in such amounts
and a suc times they dean safe and proper
III view Of the progress OF the work
rKC.5 Ard Be ffJgrfisr engrfsd. That If the Wash
!nstn and Georgetown Railr al Company. or my
private citizen. other corporation person shall
paving herein auihorizsd within thirty Gays after
The Notification Of sch assessment shall have been
their property when the work 80 fronting or adJoin
reg their yroperty shall have been completed % the
the sail Commission shall issue certiheares of in
cettcEess against the property, which Certifc ates
shall bear interest lat the rate OF ten csntum per
sIhLm until paiJ, and which, until they are paid,
hall remain and BE- n lien upon the proper
~ or gainst which they issued
And If the said certificates not paid within
the said commission shall upon the application
~ the holder thereof proceed to sell the property
agar - which they are is-I or 80 much Their cot AZ
r'ay be necessary pay said tax, such sales to be
hrst duly advertised. deIiy, foT three successive
weeks, in some newspaper published In the city OF
hin gton and 10 be made # public ton ~ the
highest bidder; and deed given by the commission
In pursuance hereof shall be deemed and held to be
good and perfect title TO any property bought at
such sale hereby authorized: PrCridef That the
owner of said real shall have the right to
deem the property sold oy paying the amount OF
puI chese money and twenty per ceDtum on the
amcunt If the said purchase within one year from
the cate OF the sale. iApproS ed, July :. lST0.
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~ FeRr McHENRY MD, August 2, 1870.
Proposals in duplicate, with copy OF this adyer.
tisement stfached, viii be received by the under
FRESH BEEF
to the troops at this Post.
The said Beef must be fresh, Of q good marketable
quality in equal proportion Of fore and hind quar-
ters meek. shank, and kidney talow TO be exciud-
ed and to be delivered at this Post free Of cost iu
by and in such days as the Commanding Officer shall
designate, not exceeding four times per week
The necks OF the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall be cut of al
the fourth yertebral joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The ehanks Of fore quarters shall be cut of
from three to four inches above the knee JOINT and
OF hind quarters from six to eight inches above the
Separate Proposals in duplicate will also be re-
ceived by the undersigned mp TO the same hour and
GATE above mentioned for supplying Commissioned
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef as
they may from time to time require, such sirloin
and porter house steak standing ribs, ribs roass
These contracts to be in force six MONTHS or such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct,
commencing on the LIST day Of October 1870 and sub
Ject TO the approval of the Commanding General Of
In case Of failure or deficiency in the quality or
quantity OF tho Fresh Beef stipulated &c be deliv
cred, then the Commissary at Fort McHenry, Md,
shall have power to supply the deficiency BY pnr-
The contractor will be required to enter into bonds
by two responsible sureties, whose names must be
mentioned In the bids.
The proposals will be opened at II:sO O. m On the
l.t day Of September. $50 a. Fort Nc Henry, Nd,
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Beef
and addressed =: A: BANCROFT,
.. lst Lieut.. 4th Q, .. Art'y,
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EVENING STAR.
The Aryumaatof Arms.

Nitralle mitraille Sc
. hat " a ON that's ~ play the deuce
With IrUssian tIOO by such n rattlinS.
Z f-1u TIE principle If GatlinI.
t'f bEi leiS fierce. that all will faiu
SkCigt lie from is itssion rain
Vie Aeis,t, Meiu II this ravagaT,
-. 'rrii's aSe-Or BifrgiQsU-s
pom tire answer must depend
Vast consequences 70 each friend
of woman suffrage. Do YOU saw,
The point Of this escapes you-eho
Why, rsitrdiHe1r is masculine
And a.i.TGtVeuSs is feminine;
Nov woman, sCme say, has no right
To vote unless she'll also fight;
And II this fearful bullet sender
Prove 70 be Of the female gender.
Why then the sex can yOte-that's fiat
cause II can slaughter. T,rbum sat.
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PROPOSALS FOR ENCLOSURES AND
LODGES FOR NATIONAL CEMETRIEo AT
WASHINGTON, ID. C., ARLINGTON AND
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

QCAkTBRNAsTER GENERAL < OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, ID. o., August 8, $50
States Military Asylum Soldiers Bome) National
Cemetery, o., the Battle national Cemetery, 9TH
street road, W asbington. D. c., and the Aring ton
ard Alexandria lva.b National Cemeteries. will be
rece ed AZ the offce OF the Quartermaster General
Washington, ID. z until September 8, 1870, noon
United States Military Asylum Cemetery, ~ Iineal
feet; Battle Crn etery. $50 linea feet: Arlington
Cemetery, 500 lineal feet; Alexandria, $50 lineal
Proposals ara invited for stone or brick walls,
(pans ard specifications for which be at the
office of the Qusrterinasser General for iron rail
ngs. designs for which are invited with the bidsJ
or for hedges. :.
The bids for planting hedges must specify the
hedge plants intended be used and must cont ain
O guaranty to keep them in order for twelve months
after planting. The bitches to be prepared imme-
diafely, and the hedges TO be planted In November
II Proposals are also invited for building a lodge
OF Seneca stone af each of the National Cemsteries
AT the United states Military Asylum, D. @, and
Alexandria, Va, plans and Specifications for which
can be seen 81 this ONCE.
Ill. Each bid must be accompanied by good and
sufbcient guaranty Of at least two responsible par
ties that the contract IL awarded, will be promptly
and faithfully executed.
" The Government reserves to itself the right to
rel. cf all bids III unsatisfactory,
v Proposals should be plainly endorsed, "Propc-
sails Tor Enclosures for National Oemeteries,n or
sProposais for Lodges for National Cemeteries
and be addressed to the QuarterDaster General, U.
vi The Proposals will be opened in the presence
of the bidders, at this Office, on the sth Of reptem
unsrtermaster General. Brevet MAJOR General Uni
ted States Army. aus
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DIED..

HnElGAN. On the 10th instant. FRANK, son of
DeHni- anu Jane HOrigsE, aged Ihree years and six
months
Funeral tomorrow Friday at D. m, from the
residence Of his parents, West street, George
town.
BRIGGS. August 10, $50, Mrs. ELIZABETH
PEJGGS. In the 76th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
EaJiOugher, 500 Ilth street. N W, a. III FRIDAY,
August 18th IDternent in Congressional Cemetery.
Friends OF the family are !nsitd to attend.
NOHTN. On the 11th instant, at SIS a. m ,
FRAN h eldest child Of Marv nj. and the late VIM
P. Mohun. in the nh year of his age.
Funeral will take place from 81. Aloysius Church
tO-niorrow tFrid8y) at 10 O'Clock q. m. May he
rest IN peace. fredericksburg papers copy.I
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ACT O. declare the construction Of section fifty
I've tl act entitled - sn act to provid. A IA
t.rLal currency secured bby pledge of United
'Stst-- OUG-. and o. provide for tie circuiaii1n
AID redemption thereof approved june three,
eighteen hundred and sixty four. and the acts
-IltT cstCTy thereof. and To amend the same.
.. - sId-rS5 ~ ne SSEHfS HOuSs 0f kspressH-
1-r-, Ifft- IHsfsJ States G. America C5ryTsSs
~ -f, That section fifty -1ye OF the act entitled
A. at q FrOvid-, national currency secured by
il-i-r " United States bonds. and 10 provide for
-- C-fcU ttl0n and redeI ption thereof" approved
De fBT.-. eighteen hundred asd sixty four. and
-rt- &uendsfory q ss.id section. shall be con-
rasi 9. srIb to every president, Director cashier,
-.r. clerk, or agent Of any banking assoc fstiOn,
--Jhrr zDiZei under the Aforesaid act or under
st entitled " An act 10 provide national cur
o. UFsd BY pledge Of United States bonds,
z 81 prov ide FOR the circulation and redemption
ri. approved February twenty i've, eighteen
4 .-..ed a.! sir.y-th-ee.
Approved. July :. lsf0.
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DRoPosALs FOB sKwER.

Oo, q S'pvinisndeata.d Insps,,o- az s>,r,-, Carl
,,assf ,5o foOl,1ays, ara Nsss Bsss'ss;.
SEA-. soAied PrSpOssls vii hs receised by the uadsr-
Ia. nth day Of August 80 for The cdn.tr6Nti,a u
barr. sever m street south from D.Isw.rs
canal. under the approved October y. iss '0 'n'
The size OF the Sewer viii b. two feet sis inch.s
hSre viii BE two stera l'sS M M SfdSs -
one manhole The average depth will Be eleven n
In the execution Of the above work. only whole.
used, carefully excluding ali shattered arch brill W
pats. Ihe bricks mus. be well wet before being
under bottom. sides and ends The whole 70 b. lsis
~ mortar made from shepherdstown cement and
% par. c sand and to E. mSI IL IN VnS NJ as9r
immediate use. In eNcayating Tor the Sever great
cattins 20 the eNerier Il the Sewer for which m viii
be requisite 90 Use tenplets.
haIhehes NJ 90 the level e the outside crown of tbs
arch niust be well filled, ramnod, and plddIed All
execution Of work 4 NAV Ge Necessary N d ine
turb and also the surface Of the streets. mus; be
repaNed, regarded in the best manner. and % ths
satisfaction OF the superintendent ana Inspector.
.e'hnisslcners appointed by the Mayor 10 superIn-
The manhole to be three feet square in the clear
ard TO be worked from the bottom. With openings in
Ia ais ior the connection Of the main Sewer the
thick. and O. BE- carried a. within nine lches 81
the crown q the street tho walls be covered or
nine inche. vide, nine inches thick. or senecs
stone Of the same dimensions. halved together
At the ends c such length that that they will incOse
space Of three feet square, in the clear, clsmped
together on the outer side, aud ratbited on the
inner sides % receive iron grating, the bars &C
which shall be cast iron, hall inch thick and half
inch apart.
The drop. will he the same size as the lsterals, IS
inch inside damacr. walls inches thicE; the top
OF the wall must be covered with cover TO
protect IL from and II vi be relui site 60 have
two large flags, about f16 20 rest each Of the
drops upon four tiers of brick about inches high
and square.
All expense Of pumping, daming. or other loss or
damage which may arise from the nature Of the
work, he caused by action of tho elements, must
lie borne by the contractor The whole OF the above
work will be paid for by assessment upnn the pro-
tersecion Of street and drops will be paid FOR b. the
Corporation.
Bidders will the price per ineal foot for the
main sevef neal foot for the laterss, per drop,
each; per man hole, each; for Seneca or GRANTEES
each. II found 30 tie execution of any rart Of this
work that the aforesaid specifications not care
fully carried out, IL viii Be considered a. multi
tcatiOn OF the contract, VIM. FORSfTH,
| g1eo IRepl supt and Inspector. &c
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~ 70 provide for the paving of Pennsylvania
p. --gr',I ~ ihs S,sa'> osd HogDof RspySssn-
1 re GHtfsd Si0:SS II AMsr'ca IN C0azyesS
hist the secretsTy "a Ihe Interior. Bre-
es Of s1d os .saiS sae .4s
Zoe b, aid they are hereby. appointed . com
= y 'e'sct and determine the best Kind Of pave
ana iaOreug his paved Herewith from the
ta,- ~ the CAPITOL grounds n the cross
~ street west, a. herein after provided.
! - = - JRrttsr sRIc:>s. That within ten
= So bNsssCe Il this act the commissioners
: !. - .A-li rect and organize By the cleo
~ - !. p; AID s~cTvtary from among their
Il, e,oI;, agos then: ssi within tsi Y Sd days
-tfs A.. - 49,, Slte cs'erInised upon the pave
arsru. I.-,s-lsy shall contract for this pavingo
~ =. ',orabl- terms nos-iLie Alter having
:, ~, 81 the le;Jiug til rot 10 be given In
,nCre. Ihisf-Iyhia. aIg NJ W. IN . LION
= -, iss,,tiihg giving the time aad placc
81 g. b.. - 40 A.ii - pavement, requ'fing the
I. an Snh"ut usnecessarv ,i-IaT. AMI fbst n
~ ~ .4hclent bond. with s,,reti.. 10 be an
\ go. - Iqstiee = tse supreme court o.
a 49,, 1.,oi.nlbiA shsil BE enacted 4 guar
~ - 80 Ihe terms n such Contract shall be
81. hhinlis. so-erved.
4 d. =. ,'-fprfhsT saacfsf, That the cost sf
49, Ssid pavement shall be borne and paid
.e Glowing proportions and manner By
M gien and Georgetown Railroad Company
~. iIllu n the work lying between the
v tt@lr r.sd and for . distance Of two feet on
z 80 - -; ~ the owners u priyate properly
n .i Asgtt1ng On said Pernsyivaasa avenue.
~ rtion % their frontage thereon, for that
-, ne work In front Of their lots or parts OF
i-c, ~ curb line Of said avenue 10 tue line two
!. 1910 "a. tr@ck OF the railroad aforesaid. BY the
IN. 49, ~ ashing ten for the Intersections of all
II "a :. avenues and opposite TO all Pablo parks
!. = "a o!Hiting Cn said avenue, except such pOr
n tthtersections lying between the tracks
| nrg 80 aston and Geor zetown Railroad Com
IN ~ leet on each side thereof. which will
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IPTBIIC-SO- IA
p lCr authorizing tie allowance OF the claim Of
.1 STATE Of Minnesota 20 lands for the support Of
STATE university
4. - sEGc-sd Jy fhS SsHdfs and Horse 81 RSprsSer
l.-ss ~ tts Ustfsd States Of Am1ied an C0nxTeSs
h''-zs 90. That the Commissioner Of the General
IA Once be, and he - hereby, authoriZe1 aud d.
C L. o. rstinQ the elaim Of the State o. Mime
r. lass Cor ths support OF q State university,
- fi+o5s and certify selections % land, male by
sl1sr 4 said state 10 the fun amount of SOW
~ .r-.oDs mentiored in the act OF COlaress
Us sd february twenty sixth, eighteen hundred
t'A4Lfy even. without taking into the account
- -fl- tlatwere reserved af abe time of the adj
- g he stat into the Union. and donated to
Nfa ty the act Of Congress approved March
%. s.gtfeen hundred and sixty-One
7-sstt July :, $50
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w. W. cox, Trustee
JyS-eo&ds THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
GALE OF NAVY VESSEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTR uCrION AND REPAIR3
ma August 5, 1870. \
The Navy Department will effer Tor sale at public
auction, At the United STATES Navy Yard, Norfolk,
on TUESDAY, the sd day of August, lS7O, at II
O'Clock m, the U. b. steamer
OF 5I4 tons.
The vessel will be sold ~ che stands, and can be
examined ct any time on application to the Com
mandant of the ard.
One half OF the whole amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited at the time OF
and the balance within i've days thereafter and the
mandant. - -
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will nav
the appraised value with increase Of ten no, Der
centum thereto. auSeoaW
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IINITED STATES pATENT oFFIGE, -,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE. 49,,
On the petition Of GEORGE W. MOkSk, OF
e;reenyilie, g.. c., praying tor the extension Of
KS for On Improvement In Brsech Loading Fire
that the testimony In the case be closed
a. the I'm DAY Of September NEXT that the time for
Siins Arguments and the Examiner report be lin:
I'LL 10 t6e 7th day OF October next, and that said
stition IL heard on the 18th day OF October next.
ANY nerson NAV oppose this extension:
anlthM Commissioner OF Patents.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
i has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
triet Of Columbia, holding a Special Term, letters
n. BELLY, late Of Warrington county afore.
said, deceased. All persons having clamsosainst the
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on on
before the ID day Of August next: they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate. Given under my hand this "a day OF August
1870. JANE ELIZA REILY
au3w yN' Executrfx
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ~
u WAsHIS6Toy. ID. O., July 3, 1870.
York. y. !. praying for the extensioB CT patent
granted 70 BIN on ne Zlst Gay o. ior
IL + ordered that the testimony in the Ease s,r Dc
for Ming ar guments and the Examiners report be
limited TO the 3Oth day OF September next, snd
that said petition be heard on the ah lay OF oetoeef
EeXf.
Any person may oppose this extension:
SAMUEL =. USHER,
Nl3w,St Commissioner Of Patents.