Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-16
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA - A PROCLAMATION

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA - A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas a convention between the United States Of
America and His Majesty tho Emperor Of Austria and
Hungary, relating t. the protection Of trademarks,
was signed at Vienna by their respective penipotentia
res the twenty nth day OF November IN the year
Lord thousand eight hundred and seyentyone,
the original ofwhich convention in the English Hun
garian, and German language 49, Woru as ol-
The United States Of America and his Majesty the
Emperor Of Austria King Of Bohemia &c, and Apos-
tolic King Of Hungary, desiring 70 secure IN thelf
marks have resolved to conclude special convention
for this purpose, and have named as their Plsnpoten
The President OF the United States Of America, John
jay their Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpo-
Tertiary from the United States 81 America To- Ills
Imperial ana Royal Apostolic Majesty and his Majes
ty the Emperor Of Austria and Apostolic King OF
Kirafy and Kraszna Horka, His Majesty's Prvy Coun
ellor and Minister Of the Imperial lonse and Of For
eign Affairs, Grand Gross Of the Order OF ST. stephen,
&c, &c, &c, who have agreed to sign the following
ART l. Every reproduction Of Trademarks which,
in the countries territories Of the one Of the con-
tracing parties, Affixed to certain merchandise to
prove It's origin and quality L. forbidden in the coun-
tries or territories Of the other Of the contracting
parties and shall give to tho injured party ground for
such action proceedings to prevent snch reproduction
and 10 recover damages for the as may be au-
thorzed by the laws Of the country in which the coun-
tsreit is proven just as If the planth were eltizen
The exclusive right 10 use trademark for tho
benefit Of citizens OF the United States IN the AHtro-
Hungarian Empire Of citizens Of the Austro-llunga
ran Monarchy In the territory Of the United states can
not exist for longer period than that liked by tho law
VI the country for its citizens II the trademark has
become public property in the country Of It's origin, 1t
shall be equally FREQ to all in the countries or terri
tories OF the other Of the two contracting parties
ART H. II the owners of trademarks, residing In
the countries territories Of the one Of tho contract
ing parties wish their rights In the countries
or territories of the other Of the contracting parties
they must deposit duplicate copies Of those marks IN
Of Commerce and Trade in Vienna and Pesth.
The present arrangement shall take elect NINETY
days after the exchange Of ratioatons aud SHAH con-
tlnue In force for ten years from this date.
In case neither of the high contracting parties gives
notice of It's intention to discontinue THIS convention
twelve months before Its expiration, u sha remain IN
force year from the tmo that either Of the high
contracting parties announces 1t. discontlnunnce.
ART w The TGtfcations Of this present conyen'
ton shall be exchanged at Vienna within twelve
months, or sooner II possible r,,......,.,.
have signed the present convention well In English
as in German and Hungarian and have affixed thereto
Done at Vienna the twenty-Gith day Of November in
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
enee Of the he United States Of America, and ID the
enty-thrd year Of the reign Of Ills Imperial and
Royal Apostolic Majesty ,orN r,v
ANDRASSY.
And whereas the said convention has been duly rat
fled on both parts and tho respective Ta.heatons Of
lie same were exchanged at Vienna on the twenty
second dav Of April lasts
President of the United States of America have caused
the said convention TO DO made public 20 the end Una
and every clause ana part LneIeuli may v,
observed and fulfilled with good faith by the United
states and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this first day ofJuno
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ssyenty-two and OF the independence OF Tho
q SEAL oi1''' ''''''''' Wv ' Z, S, GRANT
by the President;
HAMILTON flsn, secretary otSiats,
Trcaty Jchccen he United Suites aqd Grca
B1ltidn. CLAIMS, FISHERIES, Navigation q
me 50. laurence, DC; american LUDlJCI
on MC RiUcr 81. John BOHHddry. CON-
cl,ided Nay g. 1871 RaitfcdtiOHs cbchdiig-
ed lime II, 1871; Proclaimed Jaiy !, 1871
by THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
on AMERCA;--A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS treaty, between the United
States of America and her Majesty the
Queen of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, concerning the set
Element of all causes of difference between
the two countries, was concluded anu sign
ed Mt Washington 10y the high commission
ers and Observation-Disclosures Of the respective
governments on the eighth day of May
last; which treaty is word Tor word rs
fOllows:-
The United States of America and hen
Britannia Majesty, being DESTROYS to provide
for an amicablc settlement OF all causes ~
difference between the two countries, have
for that purpose appointed their respective
Observation-Disclosures, that is to say The Presi
dent of the United States has appointed, on
the part ofthe United States, rs commission
ers In n Joint High Commission and Pleni
potentaries, Hamilton Fish, Secretary o
State; Robert Cumming SchenGk, EnNol
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipolenla1