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dt T. IN @On per day. Agents wantedi
SpsO ~ {RZO All classes of working peo

plo Of either sex, young or old, make more money
at work for US IN their spare moments. OF all the
time, than at nything else Particulars tree.
Address G, Stinsen & Co., Portland, Mc,I7va6yi
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81 syE.R oNLy FOR THE HERALD
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7 AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.

Farm miles North Of Dallas 100 acres in oul.
tivation, plenty ofwater and timber.
Farm miles North Of Dsllas, 90 acres in cul.
vation 2 story concrete house.
g Acres u miles North Of Dallas.
as Acres mile North ofDalas.
80 Acres mile North Of Dallas
$40 Acres On Mountain creek, the J. g. Jsnss'
A Farm In Pslk county, No., to exchange Sr
Texas lands.
A Farm In Lawrence county, Ark, to sxchar r.
for Texas lands.
1874 Acres mile west Of Dallas.
Residences In the city Of Dallas.
A store-houss on the East side ofths Square.
'Businssslot on Main and Jefferson strssts
Residence lots In all parts Of the city.
$40 acres miles Il. Of Lancaster, Ann Stek
vey.
903 acressouth side of Duck creek near the nsstA,
VIM. Reeves Survey.
$40 acresl6 miles s, II. OF Dallas, fine timber part
ofG. ". Shaw survey.
$40 acres Is miles W. Of Dallas part Of Jas. Fur.
gessn survey.
1s5 acrsst miles Northwest Of Dallas, sssd timber;
part Off. Derbin survey.
90 two thirds acres a miller 9. ". Of Dallas, part
ofw. ?. oyerten survey; good timber -.
6S acres miles 3. Of scysns, part Of the Nsah
Henderson survey fns timber.
100 acrssla miles Northeast Of DallAs, improved,
psrt off. Moss survey. II ~
is scres Y mile northeast Of Dallas, part sfJ.
Grigsby survsy.. ~r 1....-
ac'es Joining the depot grounds part Of J. arirs.
by survey. 8f .-.r.
rs acres joining city Of Dallas q the north.
Dentsn County. ....
200 acres miles g. Of Louisville, Part Of Clsri..
| .da Squirss survey, improved,
Is5 acres In the 3. H. corner Of county, jsls Mar.
tins farm, .
Collin Csunty.
100 acres In Southeast corner efths csuuty
| Tarrnt Csuuty.
100 acres on West Fork, 10 miller e. Of II. worth
100 acres on Mustang creek, part Of Jsha Gillsn
survey.
Henderson Cslnty.
S9o acres niles nsrth q fertsr's IluK, i'm.
| Sharpe survey, improved.
| harris County.
aao acrei On Green's Saysu, WA. FLsvni,s's
| Hamilton Cspnty,
S40 acres miles from the tswn II AaniltsH, yat.
| snted to D. D. D. &c. h. Rec
City Lets land Residences. ,....
Hssss and lot In Sherman 10 exchange for pslla.
county isnasI
Ts1ss lands to exchange fer 8. ". Missouri land.
Saw and Grist Mil, Is hsrss pswsr, to sxch,,r.
for land.
Land certificates for ssls. s tf
AULT, JENKINS 4 AULT.
July "a, is12-4s.. q .iiHsft
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The Volcano of MokuaweoweO.

This mountain, which we be-
lieve is in Hawaii, has lately been
in q magnificent condition of ex'
plOsive activity. A writer in the
"Pacific Commercial Advertiser"
thus describes bis observations
Or ascending the mountain he
watched steadily, the grand foun-
tain playing before him, and call
cd frequently to his companions to
note when some tall jet, rising
far above the head Of the main
stream would carry with it i'm
mense masses of white-hot glowing
rock, which, as they fell and struck
on the black surface Of the cooling
lava, bust like mctcors in q sum
mer sky. As soon as he had
reached tho summit level of the
mountain, ho heard the muffled
roar Of the long pent-up gases as
| rushed out of the opening which
their force had rent in the basins
bed. And now that he was in full
view of the grand display, his ears
were filled with the mighty sound
as ifa heavy serf booming in upon
tho level shore, while ever and
anon q mingled crash and brake Of
sound would call to mind the heavy
rush of pondurous waves against
the rokcy cliffs that grit Hawaii. At
night the jet looked loftier, and
gazing intently into the fiery COL
'umn with good glass be had, he
could see the limpid, sparkling, up.
ward jet rising with tremendous
force from out an incendesccnt
lake. Following up the glowing
stream, he saw it arch itself and
pour over as ii were in one broad
beautiful cascade. While the as
cending stream was almost silvery
IN IT'D intense brightness, the tai
ling sheet was slightly dulled by
cooling, and thus the two wore
ever rising, falling, shooting up
brilliant jets, and showering down
with mingled dashes of bright
light and shooting spray, while in
the lake out of which rose the
fountain, and into which fell the
fiery masses, danced and played n
thousand mimic waves, and fiery
foam swirled round and round.-
Upon it's surface DANCED myriad
jets and bubbles, and from its edge
flowed out the ruvelets of lava,
that in a tangled maze oflines GOV.
cred all the lake.-Electic Maga.
zine.
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Beautiful Prayers.

The prayers are beautiful that
reach the ear Of God. The fer
vent prayer Of the righteous man."
that 'availeth much" is beautiful.
The prayer Of the widow and fa.
therless, who have no helper is
beautiful. The prayer Of the in.
FAINT, who takes Gods promise in
his "moist, implicit grasp" as he
does his mothers hand, is beauti.
full, The prayer of tho lowly saint
--unlettered and ungrammatieal--
is beautiful. The prayer of the
poor man, when "God heard him
and delivered him out Of all his
trouble" was beautiful. The pray.
err Of Stephen, when, amidst the
storms Of stones, he cried Just be-.
fore hs "fell asleep" "Lay not this
sin to this charge, was beautiful,
There Is a grammor and rhetoric Of
Heaven; but it is very d different
from ours. There is an elegance of
speech that prevails there, and
MARKS the accent of those who ara
habituated to it's courts; but it IA
foreign to the culture Of the world
The tcourtiers there wear WEDDING
garments, and they speak the celesc.
tial language; but sometimes thew
seemed ragged and ignorant, to The
eyes that are blinded with the CLAW
and dust Of our dusty, roadsteadss.
We cannot always discern, the fash.
ion Of Heaven. There is a frippe.
ry that sometimes claims to e,ths
garb divine, but is mere tinsel.
There ID tan exeellency Of speech.p
which is jsrgon and mockery in the
ear Of God. There is "soundipU
brass and tinkling cymbal" mere
clatter, and not celestial music at
all. There are beautiful PRAYERS
that are unlovely and abominsbls
! before the "searoher of hearts"
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Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cal

Are attached to Accommodates Trains between
Houston and Anstln.
Passengers for Waco must take Mail AID TX.
press Train leaving Houston at Goa. m.
The above Trains make tho following ooAnee.
items, vis: -t.
AT Hsarns with international n. r, daily (sua
days excepted North at 80 p. m. aud 345 q. nj;
South, st12 90 p. N. and II 10 m.
At Waco with daily stages to all points West.
At Msxis, with line of Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas, West, for wsathsrford and Jscksboro
Mondays, Wednesdays and FrdsysM % an.
last, for Tyler and Longview, Sundays, Wednes.
days and Fridays ate 0oan.
For Fort Worth, daily at 700 an. ....
Southwest, for Oleburne, every Monday st7o cAm
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, every
Wednesday at 90 am. tl 'G.s
At Sherman daily for Bonham, Paris OlarKsvills,
and Jefferson. at 600 q. IN.
West, to Pilot Point, GAINESVILLE, and Jacksboro,
tr-weekly.
At Red River City, with Missouri, Ka. sss and
Texas r. r., to points North East and West.
At Ledbetter, with daily stage for LAGRANGE.
At McDads, with daily Stage Tor Bastrop. I
At Austin, with daily Stage for San Marcos, New
Braunfel, San Antonio and III Pvso. ,., ,.-
Through Tickets sold at houston and Austin to
all points North, East, and West, via Red River
City and New Orleans, and at Hcmpstsad and Bry.
an to oil points North, East and West, via New Or.
leans. Also via stage lines to San Antonio, Wealth.
erford, Fort Worth, Bonham, Paris, and Clarks
willie.
Through Ratess and Bills Of Ladng given rem
Stations Or the line ofthis road to Now Orleans.
For through tate Of freight apply to A. Angus,
Northern Agent, Red River City, Texas, and II. L.
Radaz, Western Agent, San Antonio, Texas.
J. DURAND, Gsnl supt
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lAE.x1t euH.

We heard rood Joke OF On Emerald Pat
who hspt Z lev brains, and brick In be nat.
Is WAS bound 10 20 hunting; 90, taking MS gun,
he rnmed down charge--this was load nnnDsI one
Then he put in the printing, and when oil was dons
BY way Of experiment, thought he would w -
Tia s,rni eitened himself III he made good nsure
Took deiibsrate aim, and then pulled the Trigger.
Click went the hammer, but nothing exploded a.,
uAnd sure" muttersd Paddy, "the gun isn't losdod'
So down went another charge, just % before,
Unless this contained grain or,two more
And pulled on the trisger-efsct quite the same.
~ wonder, can this DO still shooting !" said Pat
III nut down load, now I'm certain Of that,
I'M try II again, and then we shall seel'
30 down went the cartridge oflood number three
Then trying again with q conndsnt air
And susesedingpo better, ga'sup ind'spalr' "A
Just at that moment he happened toBpyS Wi
His friend Michael Mllligan hprrying by;
"IIsllo, MikeI Come here, and JUST try on my gun
I've been trying to shoot I'LL I'm tired and donel,
So Mike took the gan ard pricked up the 20 wasr'
Rclnsrking to Pat, ut would make 1t 20 louder"
And never snspectlng II might do him harm,
lie pointed the pIoc . In the proper direction.
And pulled on the trigger without more reflection,
When o. went the gan like county election
Where whisky and gin have exclusive selection
OF those who are chosen 10 guard the Inspection
There's great deal Of nsiss-snd little reflection
Aud Michael "went on " In another direction.
"lIold on - Shouted Pat, hold on to the gun
put In three loads and you've nred on but one!
Get up, and be careful, don't old II so level,
Or else va are both gone to the--cemstery
elm going" says Michael; It's time that wint,
I've got inesif kicked and III just rake the hint
Now, old boys and young here's moral for you !
Don't make Pat your pattern whateyer yepJd do. "a
Don't carry too much In the crown Of your Int;
Ofal II In YOU odge there bsVar0 OF the bat p
Idon't mean little mouse lying IN tho air,
The ladies' no fear may got IAto their hairs. ~.
But the dangerous brick ~ much wsrsc Ihan that
Nobody can wear II that isn't a" dat"
And then don't forget II 10 one Of Old Nick's
Diabollcai methods Of playing his tricks
On foolish young mon who become" perfect bricks"
He don't give tho hint until aftsr he kicks
John W EDDY
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This branchiof osr business We make speciality
We are members OF the
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g uBsCRIBE FOR THB HERALD.
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J. WALDO. q. FAT. A.
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TT heads to "A Appih est
4 lwa h N MsA aAn Il N,nanl
DIR, ] DRADrIELDLD's
FEMALE REGULATOR!

III will bring on the Menaes relieve oil pain at the
monthly "Perlod;" cure Incarnation aHd Neural:
gia Of back and Uterus; Lsncorrh9a or Nv hites,'
and partial prolapsua Utsri; check excessive now
and correct oil Irregularities psculisr u ladies'
twill remove all irritation ofkidnsys and bisd'
DER relieve Costivsnas purify the blood give tone
snd strength to the whole system; clear the .kin,
inIarting rosy hue to the cheek, and cheerm'neS'
to the mind.
It isas sursA cure 10 oil the sbovo diseases -
Quinine lain ohllls and fsvsr.. Z IiAty Iii.f
Ladies' can euro themselves sfAll the above dis
eases without revealing their complaints TO any per.
sen, which 10 always mortfying to thsir pride and
It IL recommended by the best physicians and the
clergy.
LAGRAsss, O., March 20. 1870.
BRADfIELD Co., Atlanta, 0a.-Dsar Sirs;-i
take pleasure In stating that have used for ttela
twenty years. the medicine you are now putting ny.
known a. Dr, J. BradAsld'a Female Regulator, and
consider II the best combination Ter gettep tsgsth
or for the diseescs for which itisrecorn mandedk y
have been familiar with the prescription both Is
practiti snsr Of medicine and In domestic practice
and can honestly say that consider ita boon to
suffering females and can bst hops that every lady
in s.r whole land, who may besuftfng IN any way
peculiar to their sex, may DO able 20 procure oo.
tie, that their sufsrings may not only bs relieved,
but that they may be- restored to health anu
strength. with my klndest regards,
lam respectfully, " .. FHsnELI, NJ d.
TrAK MInIsrrA, o., March 81, 1870.
Messrs. WIN. ROOT a B0N.--DeAr eirs: Some
months ago bought bottls Of Rraddelda Female
Regulator from You, and have used II In my family
with tho utmost satisfaction, and have recommend.
cd Il to three other families, and they vs found II
asst what II 10 recommended. The fsmEka who have
used your Regulator are In perfect health, and are
able to attend to their household duties, and wscor.
daily recommend II to the public.
Yours respectfully. Rev. II. b. JOHNSON.
We could add o thousand, other certificates, but
We consider the above amply sufcient proof OF Ito
virtue. All We ask Ia trial.
For full particulars, history OF diseases, and Ger.
tincaes oflts wonderful curss the reader 10 referred
10 the wrapper around the bottle.
Nsnufaotured ant sold by
DRADTIHLD 4 CO.,
Price $50. 5---II'- TI1 Atiant., os.
ssd by all Druggists.
Apr @.ll8T2-32eov-lJr.
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TEXAS LAND,LOCATINGs
COMPANY,
and will locate OsrtihcAtssi for interest in ths
land
Below va give abpartlal list Of the lands that We
are now Offering
FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY,

90 acres, miles II Of Hutch,ns, the Asn Stokes
survey, prairie aud timber, price 50 per aero. d
$40 acres, Is miller II Of Dallas, part Of the G. W
Shaw survey, timber, price SIS per acre.
, 1856 acres, I miles N W Of Dallas, part OF the u.
Benton survey, timber, price IS per acre.
800 acres, Is miles W Of Dallas, the J. 8. Jenss
survey, prairie and timber, price s. per acre. ~,r
GAO Acrsa 10 mills NV Of Dallas. timber, % per
sore.
50 acr.s 10 mils west Of Dallas. part Of the Thos
Collins survey, prairie 95 per scrs. =,
1856 acres IA miles saat Of Dallas. The VIM bryan
survey, timber, IS per acre.
100 acres miles norih Of Dallas, part sfths Blsd
SOC survey, prairie, Of 700 per sore.
36S acres, mlea soath Of Dallas, part Of the Levi
Dixon league prairie and timber, 1t 81 so per acre.
17s acres 1ilss seuthIof Dallas. part ofths Levi
Dixon league, prairie, At u 90 Per acre.
$50 acrss 14Emilss. east ofDallas, the Cornelius
vernay survey prairie ~ % per scrs. e n
10 acres $ niss vest ~ Dallas, part Of the D. A
LEONARD snrvsy. Vt $3.50 peraofs. NJ ss H
40 acres miles west Of Dallas, part Of the D. A..
Leonard survey. d Is 10 Der acre.
100 sores miles Northwest Of Dallas, part sfths
Il. Derbin survey, timber, at Is 50 psr acre.
l13 acres II MILES east Of Dallas, part Of the.J
johnson survey, prairie, at 81 80 per acre,
ls2h aorssfl miles east Of Dallas, part Of the W.
Lanthsm survey, timber, at " per sersli sIl
100 ecrss, 70 miles Southwest OF Dallas part Of
the W. W. hsrrell survey prairie, atS rs per acre
$40 acres az miles sontb.wsst Of Dallas, part Of
the Hsrvey CLARK survey, prairie and timber, at 90
per acre.
sl7H acres eight miles south Of Dallsspart sfths
A. D. Howard survey, prairie and timber at 81 psr
acre.
100 aorss 9niles northwest Of Dallas part Of tho
E.Croekstt survey, prairie and timber At "a per
aero
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SNo. W.oWMDELLS & CO.,
1slaishsrs saa Preprist on,
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At low figures, . lar 70 amount Of Land In North
err Texas, including . number Of valuable Farms
IN this and adjoining counties, and busines and
residence Lots and Houses In the city Of Dallas.
We invite Land Buyers to call and examine our
register. Lands In our hands are Fer Sale. when
man puts his property In this hands Of an agent he
msans fbssiness," and does not put "hnsy price"
on his land to scare away purchasers.
Persons having land for sale will mad II to their
interest 10 call and register their lands ct once We
charge nothing fer registering or advertising, and
only small commission whom a sale Ia sRsctsd.s
II you want to sell your land to the Immigrants to
this country, you must place thsn In the hands OF
Agents on the line Of travel. Our Office being In the
CITY or DALLAS,
which hiss now become thu center Of commerce and
travel for ths North In Northwest TeSas. We have
Superior facilities for selling lands, which have
greatly increased by liberal advertising, and We
can insure satisfaction to all who place property In
our hands.
wsbuy and sell on cOmnlsssn
l.iI LAND CRRTIYICATRs.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION. d. v. N.
oEoR6ETowN. d. @.
The exercises will 10 resumed on TUESDAY,
Beptembera
hoard. tuition IN English md French. x.shipg.
sic no., form EXTRA charges. aual6t
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DUnLiV OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR, 4
wAsHISaros, September 4, 1873.
Sealed proposals to furnish and deliver at the
Washington navy Yard On or hsiors the ?gtn ";
COPPER, otner than lake. will be received ut this
bureau until Y O'clock, M, "a MONDAY. tho 2ad
The proposals. must be addressed to the Chief Of
the Bureannf Construction and Repair, Navy De-
partment, Wnshinrton. and indorsed "Proposala
ness letters
The Copper will be subject 10 the necessary test
and inspection Of the proper officers of the Wash
ington Navy Yard, and will not BE- received unicSs
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
| WAsHISGTos, d. O., August Is, 1874,
On the PETITION OF EDWARD WIEBE, Of brook
lyn New York, praying for the extension OF q
Iiatsnt granted to him on the 18th day Of October
!Sei for an Improvement In Mode OF Advertising
Itia ordered that simony In the be closed
on the 18th day OF October next; that the time for
hlinF arguments and the Examiners report be lin.
tied to the lth day OF October next and that said
petition be heard on the 29th day OF October next
Any pcrFOn may oppose this extension.
gtgW9W NJ. u, LEdGETT, Commissioner
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D RoP0s4Ls FOR SUPPLIES.


BALTIMORE, Mp, sept. 8, Isi9
Sealed Iropotals will be received at this offce
Until u IN. OF the 18th instant for furnishing and
delivering on board vessel at baltimore number
steam TrApn, for heating houses. list VI which
can be seen At this office,
Bidders arc requested to nHme the price for
which they will engage TO deliver the goods On
board vessel and the time in which they will com.
pete the work, All the articles to be subject tho
insEection OF the person appointed BY the Bureau
q Yards and Docks and the coils to be tested with
u. O. JACKsON0
Pay Director u. 4. Navy.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
JErFKnsosvrLLE DEPor OF THE)

II Nv IIkKNWEKNI bAIIEs
JErFRRsosvILLE DEPor OF THE
QUARrERMAsIER's DEPARTMENT.,
JrrFERsoSyILLE.1 IND, August 81, ISIS
VIII bs sold Mt the Jacksonville depot OF the
Quarterrnaster's Department on WEDNESDAY.
tine LIST day q October, lsTs, at 10 o'clock. a. m,
Military storekeeper .. =. A., a quantity Of con-
domnel Quarlermaster's Stores, consisting nf Iron
Safes, Fire Gratis Bars, Old Iron, Portable Foryes,
shoyels and SPADES, Wire Rope, Chains, Tool
Chests Holsters b and Drums, ONCE furnitnre,
laucys, iiames. Rubber Hose, Rubber Betting,
Leather Betting, Tools, Halter and Neck strap,
Horse Blankets, fairness and Saddle !, Wagon bows,
WAGON feloes. WAGON spokes, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms Cash in United States funds.
Inc property can be examined by the purchassrs
Of any time before the dAv of sale, between the
hoursof O'Clock, =. M, and o'clock, y. IN.
The property to be removed At the expense Of the
purchasers wlIhin ffteen days after the date OF
sale JAMES A, EKIN,
equity Quartermaster General U. b. A., In charge
OF Jenersonvilie Depot
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, u, C., August u, lS,a
On the petition 81 DARIUS WELLINGTON, OF % /,
ton, Mass. praying for the extension OF patent
granted ~ him on the 10Th day OF November 1897
Tor an improvement In Cocks Tor water Closets
Il IL II ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of October next that the time
Tor Ming Arguments and the Examiners report be
imitcd 10 me "a II day OF October next. and that
aid petitlofr be heard the 18th day Of October
hny nergon may oppoae this extension,
ssaVSW nj ID, GEQGE1T, Commissioner
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MARRIRu.

Z. aUALLrTApLER.- on Monday syenine. septsrn.
ri Bangor, Ma. and Miss NErrH D, TABLss, OF
this city. ....... &c.,.
] yEWEIxx-sKwEIL-o the sth instant, q The
Ioundry. church psrsonaEe. BY the Reg. Il. A.
s ssa II. ch f.s EVIL s.wsLI. q b.ianors. Md
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RAILROADS..
yxTAsHINaToN AND ONO RAILROAD.

FAIL ARA EaESiTNL.m.,T,M TnAiNS pyb, ,ITII,
AND HAMILTON. DkeiNhiNa AuaCHT H.
Leave Les Washington at -. N and ~: M sna
burg tsolus Westwafdl A. y ~ On pno ~ W.
Lcaye Hamilton at $50 = n; and of p nj
10 D. M, and arrive ~ Aieiandris at siib a. N,
ard SIS p. M, and at Washington ct % Q. m ana
Psssensors from Washington Will take the Wash.
inyton aud ohio cars 81 tho BALTIMORE and pot9nso
Railroad station At o, m. Bnd r. IN, ana go
through to Hamilton without change OF cars.
Tho sB a. ~ train from Ale,sDdria and " UT NJ.
train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton N1tn
kempu daily line Of ooap hes Tor fureellyllo, snleh
ersyflle. Bcfryyillo aud Winchester. Also. With
for Aide and MiddlebuIR.
Innu Al fots RaO H. II. EANENTH,
huae General Ticket Agent.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

I 7 I
u WASHINGTON. ID. O., August q, ls73.
On the petition OF NEWMAN SnvERTHoRs, OF
SumcTvile. Canada, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him on the 2eth day Of Noyeni.
ber lsja; reissued on the al day Of September.
provement In Boot and shoe Tips;
1t ts ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 9sth day OF October next; that the
tiIne for hlinH arguments and the Examiners re-
port be limited TO the 9Th day OF November next,
and that said petition DO heard on the lsth day OF
November nett.
AK may oBpYsc IN ssteP aan..op.r
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

QuARrRRMAsrKR'A OPFIcEl
Fonr RILEY, KAssAs, August Is. ts7S
There will be sold. at public auction, at Fort
Riley. Kansas AZ 10 O'Clock u. m, THURSDAY,
K quantity OF stores which have been inspected
aud found TO be Of no further service to the Gov
erntuent, consisting In part Of the following Arti
Giles: horse. circular saws, cooking stoves, ib5
hes lAssorte'i,l ~ horse aud mule collars 10 tad.
dee, iron sne, woodcnttng machine, moving
machine % heating stoves, ~ sets harness. % bead.
haiters, panns. sta forage cars, 81 bed SACKS, and
small quantities, such rs carpenters tools, black.
IL authority OF the Department Commander.
A. 3. klMDALL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-10

I INITED SINI D IN IN UFFINE,
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. August II, lsTa
On the petition Of WILLIAM 7. YosE, of Newton
vile, Mass, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him 10Th day OF November, 1859, and re.
issued on the % h day Of February, lsol, for an
Improvement In Portable PumTs
III Ia ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the 18th day OF October next that the time
for hling arguments and the Examiners report DO
limited to the siih day OF October next, and that
said petition be heard on tho 18th day Of October
next
se3sW8y NJ D. LIuCjEl H. Conmlsgiop,r