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THE
T0RPlp PATEkY TSS1
Roberts vs.. NiChelas Ceye,

ANyVOA - Wv AssNVkSSO Utver
The following = - decision reaI9ef,, -,
AcKeunan, u ~ T1D Of - Ciroah Cour !, i.
above case:
in the Cireuit Cosgs u - Usstsa sAa.eA \ .,..
the Western District Of Penasy,vaaia
Roberts n. Niehsi's 0Vr.-No. i.--Ny To-.
1S7s.-In Equity.
November a. isc. su A. - .s~
sued.
subpoena - pc'lcs q 0Ssl,eatia - pr,ss
ary injunction served.
December 1s, 1879. MosIsa for gxsan,>, !,
junction hoard, end the Court being dlly ady,,s !.
the premises sio iIauncsioa awarded as ps.v.l iS,
and decree dlee.
JanuAsy IL 1878. Iajunet,uo issued, snl a IN.
2asi' day Of Jaas1y Indictment savsa ,cvtn,u,
and by copy.
Nag -, 1878 R-le Sssed hr dsiendeut n .Ao,
cans, vhy atcAment Sd onld net issse for oou,s>,,
IN violating injunction end duly served
S-2e ed, ,S7a ls,l, for Attachhent n thh ~.
Gaze or to oe hoard. and SITES argument Of co,sl
10 sn,, col, ths Conn Neisg fall aAvissl 4. n,
reniso!, me Sci, 10 made sbsslsts, and ~ M
- % of ths Coart y, that the said desendss. Ntl
Aasseeny Cosu:y Ssr and duriss ~ tn 4 IN
d-ys. and that he paJ The cOsts e ~ etassa
in:.
Jun, a, 1878. co0aitent hoel.
tt Injunction IN this ease was fr iatinssru,
OF he Roberts tent Of l1o. .--salleA the Rs Pit.
snt), for increasing she prodsctivsness Of oil we'll,
III act Of Infringement ror which The leienteu,
". .ommittSd for contempt cnsistel IN sIcip,
L'a.sadfa Hsr;as IA exploding torpsdow IN oI
we.,l seins the same set Of Infringement for which
H.. n ~as nlso coma;tted IN he eass Ne l. No
..ber Term, 1866, - before asted.
Th: Court McXennaa, j., alter Delivering N,
opinion in tho Hamar case, proceeded 70 ssn,enc.
Mich olns Geyer for contempt, and dslvsrsl ths iel
owing oral opinio0:
lin tho cnsO Of Nicaolas Geyes chareel sitA ii
name ofrenso, IN ertirely satie1el that there vi
6nid present., IN G1e Beais well at ltsst ~ IAsr
'ntimdt.d u the coecses % ~ soxss u As sses
rnent, The presene; Of ffSiA ~ n, cell, ShstAv 1.
sir,d ~et, Is a. iVrinoeu<nt sf ~ Sstsst ~,
sre ach ef ne inJsm cttos cf0s Gsvt
Mr. Roberts. by his patent uses "a one Of ~ ,n,
'ipal s!e1neats Of ais invention auia nnpins, o.
wherever there Is lr.i auficlent In . vell, It th
t.lne OF the explosion ofs torpedo, - operate Z
,auping. whether i gets there naturally or is pr
aS artiheially, his patent Ia inftingsd. This =,
clearly :ae case In regard TO the Bcsls we'll
Bat Mr. Gtyer seems 70 have been misel h
Han!sT, who tod ha that he merely wanted
make an experiment; and ! do not think. this b
punished.
De alsc !s alJudged guil.y Of contempt and ord,
co to pay the costa OF this proceeding and under
n 'mpr. .sonment in the county Jail for ten days
hCpe hts will be the Ia It Of these cases; becau,
~ We matter comes To Our notice agian, We will
cCns'cained to impose such punishment o viii u
| 70 mako the decres Of The Court sfYecfual.
june I7.im
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works, osn be coasultsd ON ali diseases Of tho
ssxuAl OF Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
81 especial study either In male or female, no
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plClD Ex1AA0r OU cAuj
Il thcoety Known 1sosay ~ Brsshs Dis
eese and hac sassd s<sr7 sSss q Diabetes u
wnlSs c9sSs y ssd BE-: sn. It.stsc. e BE Nsss
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eaet 1schu i ansquslsa - aay ether rsmedy-
Astn CAlerosis o. ksesation, IrssguIasity, Pain.
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Ule.eted Or eehirrve stats 4 Ne Utssus Lsu-
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1idwives for sniesbleA anA lslecka GunsltD
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80 indammstions % fFeqlentin In this class 81 u.
eeses, and esrelinS al Poisonous matter,
AEARNEYU EXTRACT BUCAU,
v0 Pr bottle sssix bottles iue ts.so. delivered
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addressed.
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Merchants. Lawyers. Justices of the Peace, Land
A"nnts, oil Dealers and AGENTS, lnsu rance Agents
tNrre'sn,en and other parties IN want are informed
mat wearc Prepared TO execute to order Il kinds of
mmity.
LnNh,nG NtrnMNgc rnsncctlMlly snlicitnh.
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STATE-HOUSE PROJECT.

The New Orleans correspondent of
tho st. Louis Republican, under date
of Sept. 2srd, has this to say in regard
to Kellogg's new way of retrenching:
Notwithstanding the fact that in a
former number the action contemplated
by de facto Kellogg in regard to the
leasing of the st. Louis Hotel for use as
q State-house, at an enormous yearly
rent, was fully exposed, not one of the
local newspapers has dared to mention
the subject, or to either favor or con-
denim the action contemplated.
Since my former reference to this
matter, Information, from an undoubt-
edly we'll informed person, reaches me
that the contract has been drawn up
and is now ready for signature. Let
those interested in saving II half Il mil
lion to tho State make a note of this
warning, and not raise their hands in
"holy horror" after it shall have be-
come an accomplished fact.
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Is THE PLANET MARS 1NHAB1TED'

arsalone has given promise of habi-
liability in an ordinary sense of the
term. And the study of Mars has re-
reatcd many interesting results, appar-
emily continuing in striking Inauncr
the opinion that he is a "minature of
our earth'-a globe resembling the
earth in physical habitudes, and like
her, the abode of living creatures,
amongst which may he races RESENT
bling man. We know that Mars is not
SO very much farther than the earth
from the sun, as ut first view to dispose
of all idea that he is inhabited. His
year is not SO much longer than ours as
to render our conceptions of his seasons
incompatible with the existence of veg
etable life resembling that which exists
ON the earth. Then we know that his
seasons resemble those of the earth in
their range; his arctic temperature and
torrid zone occupy nearly the same
relative portions of his globe as ours do.
His day, again, only differs from the
terrestrial day by about thirty-seven
minutes. Water certainly exists on
his surface, and the vapor of water is
present in his atmosphere. Oceans and
continents can be recognized on his
globe-they have even been mapped
and charted, and globes have been
formed of the ruddy planet. The polar
snow-caps of Mars can also be seen, and
their increase and diminution with tho
varying seasons can be readily recog-
nized. The signs of cloud and mist
and rain, ocean-currents and air-cur-
rents, have also been traced. In fine,
everything which one could hope to
find as indicative of the Availability of
80 distant world has been seen in
Mars; and accordingly it is not greatly
to be wondered at if the theory that it
is inhabited, and by beings not very
unlike those existing on our earth,
should have been comfortably accepted
by most of those who have considered
the subject.-Gb,nAiW dftsgt1zine.
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Tho New York Herald gives the
following as a revised and corrected list
of the Washburns, who are never happy
out of office: Elihu d. Washburf>, of
Illinois, Minister to France Cadwalla-
der G. Washburn, Governor of Wiscon-
sin; William b. Washburn, Governor
Of Massachusetts Peter II. Washburn,
Ex-Governor of Vermont; Israel WASH
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Wnshburn, defeated candidate for Gov
ernor of Minnesota II. ID. Washburn,
eX-member of Congress from Indiana !;
Charles A. Washburn, of California, eN-
Minister to Paraguay.
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The following comes from Ohio

The fOIIOWlnS comes TON ONO:
Under this sod
And under these trees
Lieth tho bod
y of Solomon Pcasc.
Hos not in this hole,
But only his pod:
He shelled out his soul
And went up to his God.
This comes from Rhode Island:
Here lies poor Johnny Pumblccod;
Have mercy Oh him gracious God!
Ho would on you ii no were God
And you wore Johnny l'umblCcod.
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The Philadelphia Ledger says Tom
Scott, the railroad king, now in I.on-
don, will return to the United States
about tho LIST Of October. He writes
that the main object of his trip abroad
"a negotiation for the Texas Pacific
road-has been 50 arranged as to make
his early return practicable.
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time and the assembling Of Congress, to
make strong and persistent effort TO
organize the public sentiment of the
State, that it may have timely and
unequivocal expression through aState
convention.
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The tongue is generally credited with
the important function in the work of
speech but it is overrated. Professor
Huxley, in his Elementary Lessons in
Physiology, describes the case of II man
whom he examined, and whose tongue
had been removed as completely as II
skillful surgeon could have done it.
This man nevertheless possessed the
power of articulate speech, gave most
of the sounds with ease; and sh, and
and final g's were more or less imper-
feet; but Il and were tho only ones
which he could not at least partially
pronounce. Hunneric, the Vandal con-
queror, in ID. 4s1, had sixty Christian
confessors deprived of their tongues !;
but they We're soon able to resume
preaching.
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1t has come out that ex-senator Footc
of Mississippi, who has recently so
severely denounced Southern leaders in
his published "reminiscences, it is said, is
to be rewarded for attacking his old
friends by prominent mission to Cen
trail America.
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Texarkana (not TeXarcana) is the
name OF the southern terminus of the
Cairo and Fulton railroad. 1t is so
named from Ita-as, ARKANSAS and Lou
iSid,sd,
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1t is stated that Dan Rice, now -
prominent Patron of Husbandry in
Pennsylvania is pulling the wires with
II view to making himself the Grange
cNndid0te for Governor in that State.
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PROTECTION FROM MOSQUITOES.

Apply good Verbena water to the
skin, and you may rest and sleep in the
midst of thousands with impunity.-
Mind, it will not drive them away, but
they will not bite as long as the faintest
trace of the perfume appears. Below
you will find receipt for a superior
article; any druggist can put it up and
the expense is trifiing: Ess. Oil Vcrbena
(Limonis Trifolia) drachm cologne
spirits (not cologne water) 50 per cent,
pint mix and agitate for 81 hours,
then add distilled water, o., and
filter. Battle the hands, face and neck
we'll, and am sure musquitos will not
trouble you.
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-11

Miss Lee is spending the summer In Vermont,
and Will receive ORDERS correspond, or consult
with those desiring Photographs, Porcelain, and
CastletOn. augid&w2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-26

ONE election Is forthcoming which
we shall be able to observe with the
most dlsinterested Indifference. We
mean the fight between Ames, the
salary grabber. son-in-law Of Brazen
Butler, and Alcorn, the salary grab
Der and Republican boiler. Ames ha.
the regular nomination, but q nan oil
the back pay variety ought to be
beaten OH general principles, with OF
without nomination. Alcorn did some
c%reditable things whom Governor oil
Mississippi. and has had 4 reputation
rs u OF the most ardent Republicans
among men Of Southern birth bu,
his back pay performance leaves him
entitled to no consideration. II the
State Of Mississippi insists upon
choosing between two mon OF that
stamp, we shall not wonder If Its taxei
are increased, the expenses Of Its Gov.
ernment swelled enormously, 1t;
credit deprecated to the verge oil
bankruptcy, and Its rich soil and great
resources left undeyeloped for want Of
capital aud Intelligent Immigration
So, Louis Democrat.