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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
MEDICAL BvrCHsRY.

From tho St. Joseph (Mo) Herald, April 1o.h.l
Yesterday, DIR. Bishop performed a
delicate operation upon the person OF
Miss Carrie, daughter Of Hugh j..
Thompson. Of Maryyille, Nodaway
county. Two or three years since the
girl was taken sick with the typhoid
fever and the attending physician ad.
minlstered calomel for the purpose OF
saliyating her, but gave 1t to her in
such quantities rs to produce the OPP
posite effect intended, and sangreiie
set In, extending to the left cheek,
which sloughed away, exposing the
gum, and teeth. Lock jaw s~uperrened
and for some months past the only
nourishment she las taken was admin
istered through The opening in the face
made by tho skin rotting away, Yes
terday. Or. Bishop took her under his
charge, cut away the decayed portions
of flesh aud succeeded in reducing the
lock so that she could slightly open
her mouth. 1t Is the intention to re-
place the decayed check by new flesh
cut from her body to-day, and the doc
tor assures us that he has no doubt tho
second operation will be n perfect sue
cess. The patient is only nine years
Of age, but she exhibited remarkable
fortitude under the knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
HEAVY AND FATAL Sa0W SLIDE IN LITTLE
C0TT0NMoeD.

From tho Salt Lake Herald OF April ISL
On Thursday, ut Z A. NJ, q terrific
snow-slide occurred near the yelling
ton mine in Little Cottonwood. The
width Of the slide was about 200 feet,
and 1t moved from tho summit Of the
mountain above the mine to the ravinc
below, a distance Of 1000 feet. Its
path crossed the trail leading from the
Wellington Company's buildings to
the mine, and In the line Of 1t unfor-
tunately happened to be the day shift
Of workmen, eight In number, on their
way to the mine, all Of whom were
carried away with 1t down the steep
declivity a distance Of 500 feet, to the
rayine. None Of tho men we're deeply
buried, although the depth OF the slide
was about six feet, aud six Of them
dug themselves. out by their own eff
forts. One of those remaining, Ir. T..
Beronio, was found not moro than
eighteen inches below the surface Of
the now through which no had forced
his arm. thereby saving himself from
being smothered. The snow, however.
from the force of the fall, was packed
90 closely around him that 1t bad to be
| removed before he could be extricated.
OF Mr.. II. II. Murray, the foreman OF
| the mine, no trace was visible, but
| after an active and anxious search by
his comrades, who dug trenches In the
snow, his body was found buried I'M
der two foet of snow, and some four
feet above the bottom Of the slide. He
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
THE ELECTION BILL FOR UTAH.

Representative Wheeler. OF New
York, introduced IN the House OF Rep
resentativcs 4 few days since, and had
referred to the COMMITTEES on Esec-
lions. q bill to promote the purity OF
elections In the Territory of Utah. 1t
provides that none but male citizens of
the United States shall vote, nor shall
they offer to vote more than once for
the same candidate ut ANY election ; or
IL any. Inspector On 'cfrrk of election
shall place any number or other mark
| on any ballot Gastat any election he
may be fined $500 and be imprisoned
for one year. 1t authorizes the Gov
ernor to fix the election district and
the polling places, and appoint one of
tho inspectors of elections. 1t requires
the Governor to appoint three registers
In each election district, who shall
make a list of all voters who produce
satisfactory proof thirty days prior to
each annual election, and none others
shall vote during the ensuing year un-
less they become voters thereafter.
Any person :frauduleatly causing a
name to be; registered shall be pun
ished the same Is for f~rauduIcntly
voting. '.sN-& 80 ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
lFrom the pallean OF yes.erday.l


At 6 o'clock Yesterday morning,
Mrs. Burkhaft died from the effects OF
the wound she received on the LIST OF
April. Her alleged murderer, VIII
kerson, Is In custody. His victim
never regained her consciousness after
tho fatal shot. The charge has been
changed from assault to murder, TO
that Of murder.
The Trench Gold Hill Mining Com
pany has filed articles of incorporation
In the office Of the County Clerk. Cap
ital stock, $500. 0O0, in 5000 shareslo
300 each. Trustees-Charles For
man. r. F. Morrow, H. II. Flagg.
Frank Livingston and Geo. w. Bea-
YER. The mine Is located In Storey
county, Nevada.
The late convention Of Irish Socie-
ties appointed a committee to organ
lie q movement in favor of Irish indie
pendencs, and In. accordance with in-
, strtictions the committee have prepar-
ed an address to the people of Irish
birth In San Francisco, proposing a
method by which aid can Eiost etfectu-
ally be given to the land Of their birth
In Its struggle for self-government.
The address will soon be ready for
publication.
On Sunday n how fourteen years of
NOE. son of Robert Sessions, Of Ala
media, who had been out shooting with
n ,io,hie h,rrcied onn. while standing
"mon1 a marty Of 'eycursionists near
th. Ienot was observed to rest the
,mvzzls of the Gun upon his foot-the
hammsr of ono 1o,.L haino nt full cock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
GRASS VALLEY ITEMS. .

From the Grass Valley (cal.) Union, April 49,
Last Saturday afternoons days work
was done. Hans Roberts picked up OIL
his digging's a lump Of gold weighing
l6 ounces. This little pick up is not
included in the regular cleanup OF
McCauley s. Roberts. The country
hereabouts seem, to be full of gold IN
fine flour and in nuggets.
The gravelclaims on Bunker Hill,
sometimes called Randolph Hill, are
turning out very we'll. On Saturday
last. McCauley d Roberts cleaned up
after three weeks run and realized
g. 400. The work of only two mel
for the time was required to produce
the gold.
Every morning for the last three
weeks Grass Valley has been sending
to San Francisco a lot Of gold bricks,
These bricks are worth from $1,000 to
Is, GOO each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
MaMAn,s PUBLISHING COMPANY.
We copy the annexed from the San
Call OF the 18th:

We copy the annexed from the San
Francisco Cal Of the 18th:
A certificate was filed In the County
Clerks office. yesterday. for incorpor-
ating 1.-The Woman's Pacific Coast
Publishing Company" capital stock
$25. 600. divided into $500 shares OF
$40 each. Tho object Of the corpora
ton Is to carry on the business Of book.
job, and all kinds Of printing, book
binding and engraving; to publish
books, magazines and newspapers, and
to deal In printing paper and station.
cry. books and periodicals. The names
Of the incorporstors ire Mrs. Emily
Pitts Stevens Mrs. Eunice S. Sleeper,
Frank Sleeper, A. X. Stevens, Frank
s. Wicks. The trustees for the first
three months are A. h. Stevens. F.
Sleeper and F. S. Wicks. The move
ment should succeed. There IL no rea-
son why women should not be able to
carry on book-bindlng, printing and
engraving. Tho business will of course
have to stand on Its merits. II the
women, who. we understand. will con-
duct 1t entirely, prove themselves pos
sessed Of better business capacity than
the men opposed to them In the same
trade. they will succeed; and rice
rerSu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
BASIS OF THE STOCK EXCITE
MENT.

As we have heretofore stated, the
great stock excitement and rise In tho
prices of the mines Of this section Is
based upon more Of substantial merit
than any yet preceding 1t. Crown
Point l. to -day bearing a higher price
to the foot than any mine yet In the
history Of the Comstock, even In Its
palmless days, and to back up It's claims
to the fairness Of Its price, 1t shows a
larger and richer body Of ore than any
In the known world. We only mem
ton this as an instance In point.
Another inducsmenr to tho rise Il the
increased faith on the part Of the people
generally. In the stability and richness
of our mines. Capitalists see a better
chance for large returns than In most
anything else, and therefore are now
more ready and willing to invest In
them than ever. The new law COM
pelliug the controllers and operators
Of the mines to be 6Dna ride holders and
owners Of the majority Of the stock,
In, doubtless also considerable to do
with the rise and firmness of prices.
The Saa Francisco alta gives the fol-
lowing pertinent remarks upon the
subject:
The present rise In tho stock market
has a feature quite different from for
mer ones, In that it is based upon pop
ular action. The movement, so to
speak, has with the money come up
from the people who, embracing all
classes In the city, State and neighbour
ing States, have brought money for
ward TO buy stocks, In which confidence
seems to DO general. On former occa-
slons Of stock excitement tho accumu-
lations Of money with the institutions,
and with leading capitalists, have ill.,
duced loans upon stocks at call. In
order to keep reserve funds Within
reach and still permit them to earn an
income. Tho public, finding they
could borrow money upon stocks, op
Grated, causing q rise In prices. which
produced more or less imitation without
much solid basis in the intrinsic value
OF the mines, but which depended on
stock loans for its support. Whom that
support was withdrawn, by calling In
loans, a violent collapse was sure to
result, crushing . good many weak
vessels In the fall. This time stock leans
have had very little to do with the mat
ter. Money has flowed In from all quar-
tiers, stimulated by the great wealth OF
the mines and swollen by n million
per month Of dividends, and the stocks
have tioated ON the tide. The means
OF the leading brokers, who do n strict
ly commission business, have Indeed
been we'll employed, and commissions
on interest account have with them run
up handsomely. The number Of these
Is small In proportion to the whole
number (Si) OF members, and with the
mass OF brokers 1t may be doubted
whether much money has been made
in the rise. The failures that have
taken place are on the part Of short
sellers who. Understanding the
strength OF the market, have been
looking for "a crash"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17

FIRE AT SAN JUAS.-About 2 o'clock
Sunday morning, at North San Juan,
Nevada county, California, a fire origt-
mated In tho rear Of the Express and
Postotice building, which destroyed
the building, together with all the mail
bags, letters, $50 worth Of stamps, en-.
velopes, ETC., Colodi's fruit and variety
store, and the old Union Hotel. Total
loss estimated at $4,000. Supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17

A SOMEWHAT ascetically inclined
gentleman, having written to the blahop
Of Quebec AS to the sinfulness OF dane
Ing, bishop Williams concludes his
reply with these words: ~ am alive
to the danger in a young mans path !;
| would rather see my SON too fond Of
the ballroom than too shy Of It."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17

The telegraph informs us that Nc
Kean Buchanan, the we'll known and
and once very famous actor on the
Pacific coast, died at Denver, Colorado,
yesterday, Of apoplexy. He was a
large, heavy-set, fulfilled man, and a
very fit subject for apoplexy. All
theater-going people will remember
"Old Buck" and his peculiar forcibly
demonstratlve style Of dramatic de-
lineation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
THE LARGEST ENGINE IN THE WORLD.

A stationary engine, asserted to be
the largest in the world was recently
put into operation at ~Friedensville, Lee
high county, Pa. II is Of 5000 horse
power. weighs $50 tons, and is capable
of pumping from $4,000 to 1000 gal.
Ions of waterper minute from 4 depth
Of 300 feet. The heaviest pieces arc
sections of beams, weighing 81 tons.
The cylinder Is HOE inches iufdiamc-
ter, and the length of the stroke is ten
feet. The wrought iron shafts weigh
sixteen tons each. the crank pins one
ton each. The piston rod Is fourteen
Inches in diameter. The cross head
weighs eight tons. The connecting
rods weigh II tons each, their length
Is Al feet 2la inches, and their diane.
ter nine inches in the neck and fifteen
iUches In the middle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17

The Irish Republic advises the Irish
Republicans to stand by Grant, as the
fairest and kindest man to all races
that eyer sat Ia the Presidential chair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17
NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. OR A MO.
"A Their and daughter, can find agood situation
IN q Gold Hill family, to take care OF children.
For further information apply ut this office.
ant7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-17

SINCE the Senator from Missouri dis
tinguishcd himself In tho French arms
business he is popularity supposed to he
one of the French Yoke Schurz.-Cai-
cGJo Post.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-03

and prepared to do all kinds OF carriage and
Wagon work, Special attention will he given to all
kinds nf repairing.
THE PAINTING will he under the direction Of Mr.
Howey. who has no superlors in this department Mr.
Culycr will have charge Of the Backsnithing TO hop
who have his work during the past summer. he
needs no recommendation. We hope BY strict atten
tion TO busncss and and prompt funmcnt "f all our
engagements, to merit and share of the public
patronage. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-03

HArrY RELrEr ron YouNa MEN from the effects Of
Errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment New aud remark
able remedies Books and Circulars sent Free in sealed
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia Pa. 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-03

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE on
sxssebis tsrms. An of me Real Kstais OF the late
A. u. HUBBARD. -,
1.s.,,.a..s. y Z. hIpcHELL, 7 A&sea'ohs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-03
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE.-To whom 1t may concern.
IN -We as q frm and as individuals, have this day
placed in the hands af t. o. Fisher, j. p. all accounts
Notes. &c due and parties hereby notified that
prompt settlement is expected. Your early attention
to this call will greatly oblige --
DRS H. b. & K. V. VAN NORMAN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-03
Heis Prepared to, & is Selling Cheaper
Undertaking.

also keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
ready made Coins. Rose Wood imitation Black Walnut
and initation Of Black Walnut all of which trim
In two hours notice. in any style requesteo equal to any
city. aso have splendid Hearsci in readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CLoTHEs.-A feature has recently been adj
ded to this furniture rather to the I'm
dertaker department of itone that cannot fail to
mend itself TO the community and will show the dispo-
sition OF the proprietor TO make his establishment
perfect may be- II will far to relieve the work and
hustle incidental to- and repugnani in of be
reayeme of preparing the remains Of the departed Tor
burial This consists in keeping cand and ready for
immediate use, stock of grave-clethes variety OF
shroud. for both male and female made up with much
taste aud appropriateness various in price, and both
black and white materials single order for a coffin
may, therefore, embrace the hahiiment of the dead
and thus the friends Of the deceased In the midst
Of grief from much that particularly dsagreeablt
snd incongruous in the way Of preparation the grave
JOHN DUCRO.
Ashtabula OHIO Jan. 1sf., 1870 1862 II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-08-03

In ell diseases Of SWios, such Coughs Ulcers In
che Lungs, Liver, &c, this artieleaets
- specific. BY putting from one. %EEESA
half paper 70 paper In barrel ef G1t,|5fHAb ~
sWil the above diseases will he eradi. t&"AIN
Gated or entirely prevented. II given hU<I IIS
Ia time, q certain preventive and
cure for the Hog Cholera
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTrsvIILE, CHURCH RUN n;,,on. hMm tirr
TY-SrEPHkN OOY. Ohice, ns,',,,I HAM, In Var
store, addrtss Titusvills, Pa Asss'"'"
% %TiTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN ANp A9,.'. sizn II
TY-H. Ii THOMAS. Once ano a'"' a
ion House. > itusville, Pa ,vORGE X.
SUAMRURG AND .ss,nsyiilc, r.
viN. Ofllce, Shamburg; residence ''"'' "A,
Ais;sHsai ESrER$Rise A r., fisL,sAsANTy1i1ES;o S Ss
FARM AMI, PrrROLS W. 1n'.s nn PldE
VLiET. OiIice and address. Cnase no'''
antyille. Assistant, u. 9. .tluns,iiggwsmpRY--CHE
TIDIOUT AND WEST t,fice Td
CLARK. OfYice snd address, Exp ess 'H' 81
onte, Pa. Assistant, Z. Bear.Eiey, ,vICJNIf}-
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND ppo,roleuH Csu
LEVI MASON. Ofice and address,
re, Pa. Assistant, Charles Blacki9Iu uo,.trict yns
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS aiie l,nrv INV Farm
IN oa Creek and Cherry rEissSHHfrNpEns sSH lS1 Add5ss
,srr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther D
Charles II. Cmhran and WilliaM,, mW' AND RtHV
MoCLiNTOCKVlLLE, OIL Ct,I ,,, or Reno, r.
"A. &. WtST. Address, on III! "
F.XNA Lin, ALONG TIFE rpr.ntls,rs
Err iLBER Ohice and Il ad1rSE .,M 3 PA akEs'.,
scRUBG ASS. r.sTEh FAnnnnviELD. 0Ss, 0s,
LANVIN.I-RICHARD W. tsl,srt Il. " P@
ana adir, 70 SeTubrass, ta AssiS'An" .
ter6eld, address Fmienton. Pa. >,rvI and 7. -
W.T. VjR.,iNIA-C d ANGELv Lv;rTns :,
OOK Address, Psrksrshnre. WEI n3e o.
0oSo rt0- Petroleum ToTf
msyShfs
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CAUTION.

The public Is autioned ,Pa,nsi empo!!Hrg rg,,n:. ~
Ut the Ierulart authorized Agents of 'ne eU"R ths
ny since the Roberts Patent cover the use ,ssll,
l"rpedo andali explosive materials ioi .,os ~ Il
dir.ct infringement Of their rights An% Aie n, ne
frinsirg any o. the KOBERTs PATENIe .ilmly Si
ieait with according to law, aud "a acths as.;.iOus
and knowingly In defiance of law anu Tue a'''''''
The Com,paa, haze recognized their sx SuStt Ssrt
with view I'd accommodate oil Men in s,s,! .S mo.s
Of the OH kegion. The, hsve employed 'nr 'n,ocu,G
sfcient Agenir and Assi.iar- that can hlI'd Ss Viii
aa,. % sf paists, Together wi hs price o. ie :" %
every every nperator e Wishing . Torpedo may kho' "
price and whcth,ri It can from onr rr,pr oino 10 this
operators will confer o favor ny ''P''"'s
The following pamed psrrois have On pen ~, Rsrop
al Agents and Assistant Agents f'r the o' 'N'
OF Pcnnsylyapia AND West Virginia.
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AI|]![[l||@B1pcIA|
Sy1IzZ| VIII la5 PAID

lVA ~ iso.i l'fo u.ll-' ,.,c'i .,o."
ebhw une third ~ many living permanent cures III
Dr. I'll lers Veget%hl Rheumatic lie aety; and
turther reward u elOO fur any case u Chr,nic o
1nfsnmtaory then siism. Neuralgia Rheumatic
Agds sciaticAa d khsuma ism OF The idne,s II
wardly only, pleasant to the taste and guaranteed
free from injuri us dru 0. 1t 10 not quack nedi
tinebut the scientific prescription Of Jos r. Filter
M D.. Professor Of loxic0 gy and Chemi.try
graduate Of the celebrated Univ, rsiry Of Psnns"'
vanin. A d, 1873 whusa entire profession Il III.
been devoted specix,ly tu this disea-es This pre-,
araion under solemn oath is ronsarntiouslv be.
specific ever discovered. The proof that no her
specific exists 10 fVund In every,community in per
eons afiiced far many y-Ars and still suffering. II
physicians cUuld cure It II specific did exist thi.
would not be sO-a fhct tina, must he universally
admitted. The OF deceived sufferer may wise y
ask, what security or evide ce has he that Dr. Fit
!er. hheumstic syrup will cure his case The
IN legally signed contract which wilt be forwarded
without charge to any sufferer sending by letter u
description OF affection; this guarantee will state
the xact hummer OF bottles ~arran'e ed to and
n case Of failure the money paid will be returned
the pAtient No other remedy has ever been
cal advice. with certificates IRON, prominent phy
lcianu, clergymen etc. who have been cut Cd ter
all other Treatments have failei, sent BIZ le ter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to write Cor I'd
VicN 70 the pr,ncpal ofhce % 9Snuth Fourth Street
Philadslphla, Pa. Dr.. Fillsrs Rheumatic syrnI
10 sold by druNy ts.
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
,CAhLENDEa q co, Wholesale Agts, Mead
An: CHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Aars Rous
willie. Pa.
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TITU8VIIIG. PA
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Owine u the large and increasing demand 70, m.
PObcrs' Turpedoes. and the late decision az Ao
Commissioner Of Patents IN refusing 10 WIN. ~
patent =. :S The deei:a q ~ JSds 5sI
the price Of their Tcrpedots
TWENTY FEN ChNT.
20 hat every Operator can ad0ru ~ Try q furoeAo
befOre abandUilng Well.
.,.he so,,o,v,uv 4. tho dre,s,ou ,ccAs..A ~
a, III ou sSr ~ m,i .ssson" -, dsv NJ suogs
iDtG IN me United ststcs Circuit Couri =, }%usS''
.,hir rhs ca.e was srvurd ,brce asx. =. A=,sIss =
G. Keller oi New York. h. y. lucss ma 's -
v,sncs of Pi,tsburrh. iur det,,,dssts sn6 o. s. sr
ii.rs;nv a, rhisasi,,bis. And tis.,r~s n S .tS. Tr
rsssea'sh. for plaintiff
OPINION OE.Ium,yxcR,rp
A write with difficulty l can only state the 90,
clusions to which my ,nind has COME after csr.fn.
The COM claimant h.s exhibited . patent dated
18th Of April, loS This Is prima fncie evidence q
good title, anu puts GU the respondents the bur
dti of proof that tue patent IL VOID or worthless
need not repeat my remarks III the case Of lW d.
year W.. la, u Wall, Z. e. kel; .xy,I but "
adopt them rs ntOrding rule o decision which ~
pile. clearly to the present case.
A tue infringement Of the patent 10 admitted,
plainnn's patent VI april - 1883:
II was ainr speculsti Il had been reduced to
practice and ai''r repealed experiments 'hA, te
complainant succeeded IN over coni'g the prt5iSfrs
aud ignO' ance Of the people oil The subject aud
rtrsuauirI the pusiic tina his invention was ustfu
aft he lad established ITS great utility aud value
and when his genius and p"tient per'eyerapcr,in In
spite rneers ~ seoiis, were 'ompl-t-ly sue
n,,nt. on he same subject and was n-ucc,tslul,
aud sitter burchasng oiie Or more complainant. tor
pc~Oes, he applt' ON tie lst Of November, 1851,
for psie' for substantially the rame comoina.
ants pateni; On The 18th vf tue sahIe nonlh the
re- pOndei'te formed themss ives into COMPANY or
c"r grafton caii,d 'ih~ hed 1orlsdO COmlsn''
the purroeo VI p rating the col"piainAlis 10
veniiOn, aid supporting the expehsee OF lit gsUp'
and tIus defrsud hlni Of III. fruits. They have yer.
served, even amer the prel.ma'y tnjuueti,n 'ef!
properly granted ~ tit -tsinct Jude:
Let degree be enier'd ~ comi lsnai for Per.
An sccouat as.o, dingy 10 the payer y the,bl
u. Z. GklEk, Juogs
Nors-The passsgs referred to bv Judge Grier ID
his former decision, Wallace, D. W adopted "
ADD icsbie to thir case was ~ follows:
II, ia usually the case, when any valuable diseov
cry is made, or any new mAcline u great utility 10
invented that sbe attention of the public has bs1
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S42l MONTH llo,se furnished. Ex,,essee
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