Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1860, Page 4

Jobe Gra etgoer to sim. TEUNKS, BOOTS. THE EVENING. STAR. |,0 fy stere tart ser tn ||_MISOBLLANWOUS. BOOTS AND SHOES. : en Fey, . "Danford yo, N.Y y , THE) PRINCE AND THE POET: For |mproved washing machine. Prorosans ron LOAN OF TEN MIL: Boabienn Wey Soege denn eh ond oh At tbe Wintbrop =cheol, Boston, where there BE Green, of Stoneham, Mass., assignor to LION DOLLARS, . We bare ~ & eum! of fret are nearly = thousend giris, the following stanzas | himself and J. R. Folsom, of same place —For a “4 GARR piste : from Longfellow’s peu: will be smug tothe: atr of | improvement in machines for cutting boot and ‘Tanascny Deranrment, Sept. 8, 1960, Effesual Remedy ty ® ta pas “God Save the Queen,’ on the arrival of the | shoe heels SzaLep Prorosats will be received at this De- 5 4 Ce cam i. Prince of Wales Albert Kleinsteiber, of Milwaukie, Wis, as-| partment until 12 o'clock, noon, of Monday, the ese aon NM at nn path Te Rage. OUR FATRRRS LaxD. signor to W: Musgrove, of New York elty.—For | vod dav of Ootober next, for ten m! ‘ions of dollars e- bless our Fathers’ Land, ietewet in lamrs. eep her in heart and b 3 “ ‘ne with our own! boise ail her foes de nd Guide aii his ways; oen- tum per annum, payable serm-amually on the frst ‘Woakn ces of tbe Bask, Gizisinres ' .C.'B hevtaing « lalaaavecesiaies nto. A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, % her brave people's friend, Zor epee ea sciaaes Botan, At whiah ta the peoposete : Re Ted bats. rv deseend, . M. « = wh ory weg: ero ‘ Ww.E y. a ad lie openedand decidedon. The stock will be successors to Wm. loving care proved $ retmbursable in ten years from the fret dey of Jan | * rpeet 8 Discharges, pone tg bom 4 wary next, and will bear interest, at five per GES. nearm his shelter fh hoon land hoy Bid storm danger flee, P.olong his days! d, let war's tempest cease, ‘old the w hols earth in pease Under Thy wings! Make al! Thy rations 4 hearts beneath the sun, 1 Thou shait rose alone Great of Kings! @perations of the Patent Office. ‘The foliowing is a list of patents issued from the U.S Patent Office for the week ending October 9, 1960—each bearing that date: Francis B. Abbott, “. Louis, me —For im- ved quartz crusher aod amaigamat«r. bers Laseal Sauem of Philadelphia, Pa.—For te letters. feaiah Ashenicide, of Philadelphia, Pa,—For improvement in tranaferring railroad cars from one track to another Henry bmp AS enaes Pa.—For im- wement in fru: jers. PYAaren Bechtol, of Berkly Springs, Va.—For improved bedstead fastening. james Arligton Bennett, of Kings Co.,.N. ¥ — For improvement in propelliag cars on the rail- oads. rr Jobn A. Berrill, of Waterville, N. Y —For im- proved paint mill Peter |. Biderman, of Palledelphie. Pa.—For improvement in conveying city railroad cars over obstructions William Orland Bourne, of New York, N.Y — For improvement in ore separators. William Breitenstein, of New York, N.Y — Por fire esce Frederick Brubach, of Lancaster, Pa.—For im- provement in wooden coffins isaac C. Bryant, of Philadelpbia, Pa.—For im- Provemen: iu casting embossed type. Patrick Kurke, of Helena, N.Y —For improve- ment in stabling cows. N.C. Carter, of Union City, Ind —Por improve- ment in cultivators. te Ezekiel Casner, of Penn Yan, N. Y —For im- proved mill bush Robert Cathcart. of Baltimore, Md.—For im- proved light for ears. Lewis. Chichester, of New York, N. ¥.—For improved mili for grinding coffee. . W. Clark, of Stra » Conn.—For improve- ment in ones T. Cotwrel Clarke, of Camden, N. J.—For im- Proved filter C. P. Crossman and J. B. Brown, of Warren, Maas —For improvement in stove radiators: Cyrus Debolt, of Ottawa, Il —For improve- ment in cultivators. c and Alfred Car- A M. Dye, of Clinton, [11,—For improved fold- i 4 "Lewis Evans. of town, Va —For !im- vement fn breech ordnance John Ericsson, of New York, N provement tn atr engines Leonard Y_ Gardiner, of Amsterdam, N.Y.—For im t in window sash supporter. Gavee, of Cox, Ohio —Por improve- ment in seeding machines A. J. Gibson, of Worrester, Mass —For tm- provement in revolving fire-arm Wasbiogton L. Gilroy, of Philadelphia, Pa — For paint can. C. Gloyd, of W ynant, Ohio —For frame for bill ot fare. G.W.Graderand A C. Wurzbach, of Memphis, ‘Tenn.— For improved steam-gange James T. Mam, of Senatobia, Miss —For im- verment !n cotton-seed planters. Ludwig H. Hasse, of New York, N. Y.—Fer improvement in submarine lamps. Andrew A. Henderson, of Portsmouth, N. H.— For tmprovement in caloric eng!nes. Daniel Herr, Jobn Herr, and Joseph F. Herr, of Lancaster, Pa —For improvement in corn plant- ers. Joseph Hill, of Brooklyn, N.¥.—For improve- meant in galvanic plates for medical use James Hobbs, of Columbus, Ind —For firees- cape. Keubea W. Holt, of —— Mass —For im- rovernent in apparatus for burning gas. . Lewis Holcomb, of Granby, Conn.—For {m- provernent in method of oiling leather. Gilbert Hubbard, of Montville, Mass.—For im- provement in measuring faucets Charles Hughes, of New Orleans, La.—For im- Proved machine for steulg btening bale hoo) Kellogg T_Hurloutand Howard Thompson, of Port Byron, N. ¥ —For improvement in operating gales of canal locks, &e George C. J-nks, of New York, N.Y —For im- provement iu letter boxes Amos Jones, of Lebanon, N. H.—For improve- ment ip roof brackets Jn0. Johnson, of Biddeford, Me —For improve- Ment In steam generators. P.W Kroeber. of Fortestown, Cal.—For im- proved gate snd door swing Truckson 3. La eo of Elmira, N. ¥Y.—For improvement in pistons for steam engines. Andrew J. Laird, of Middletown, f: Por im- arrangement for operating the valves of steam —- Salem T. Lamb, of New Washin: + lad — For improvement in harvestiag machines. Andrew F Lapham, of New York, N. ¥.—For im, ed washing machine. ia Parker Lindsay, of New York, Nok — For inpcoverent in lecks for Sre-arms. Denuis G. bany, N. ¥.—For farnaces. —_——_ e Frederick H. Manny, of Rockford, Ll.—For improvement in winnowing machines. Thes J. Mayall, of Roxbury, Mass —For im- it in breech-loading ordnance. Charles McCarthy, of New York, N. ¥.—For im safety apparatus for steam boilers ames McMahon, of Amelia, O.—For impreve- ment in window sash su cc George R. Meneely, of | est Troy, N. ¥.—Por Improvement in hanging bells "Pitas Molinter, New Orleans, La —For im- provement In apparatus for scummin; ‘For im- Y.—For vement in apparatus for the ventilation of rat ears Jobn W Palmer, of Port Republic, and Joba K. Leedy, of Tom’s Brook, Va —For improve- mentin hives J. Y. Parce, of Fzirport, N.Y. —For improved packing press . Edward Paye, of New York Y.., assi; to Bimeelf and Cornelius H itor, same place —For improved forge hainmer. Jacob Marsh Perkins, of Chicago, 11] —For !m- ed pte-nic or excursion seat. John Pettingell, of Lowell, Mass. —For im- }fovement in iron chimney tops Jobo J. gee of Chelsea, Mass. —For improved carriage . Joseph Pine, of New York, N.Y —For improved 3 tus for heating railroad . iis Wiliam G. Pollock and J. W . Sener, of Fred- ericksburg, Va.—For improvement in seed plant- er Devid 8 Quimby, of Brooki N. ¥—For improved fire- p dh me . L. Rebn, of Phijadelpbia, Pa ,assignor to J Lucas & Co., of same place —For fastening for Metallic ke; 3 J z Robinson aa rue Clark, of Bellai oo Vement in pistons for steam: Hewy D Rogers, of Gratton, Ohio “iin provement In securing ints to ploughs. Joba Ruezg, of St. Loufs, Mo.—For improve- ment jh brush machines ty Michael E. Rudasill, of Shelby, N.C —For im- Reissues —Edward L. Perkins, of Roxbury, Mass.—For improvement in machines for drying Pious B, Rogers, of Seersmento, Wis —For i obn R. Rogers, Wi ‘or im- ent in ussion seeders. Daniel W. Shares, of Hamden, Conn —For im- provement in harrows. Horace Smith and D. B. Wesson, of Springfield, Masa.—For im; in revolving firearms. # Amos W bi re, of Cambridgeport, Mass — ——— machine for making horse shoe nails. Destgns.—Samuel H. Tailor and Jacob Steffe, of Philadelphia, Pa.,assignors to North, Chase and North, of same place —For design for stoves. Elias Tompkins, of Brooklyn, N. Y.—#or de- sign for heater fronts. Additional improvement —Theodore T. 8 Laidley, of U.S. Army.—For improvement in tape primer for fire arms A Primitive Mcxper Taiar in TRE West.— Jaines A Gordon has been convicted at Denver City of the murder of Garnz, and hag been sen- tenced to death within six days of the time of conviction. ‘The history of the murderer has been most eventful. Ilis crime, escape. recapture, and adventures have from time to time been published. Durtng his exciting trial, Gordon, with bis hands ame addressed himself to the jury. He was very much affected. and his youthful appear- ance excited the sympathy of the crowd in bis be- half. The court charged the jury, when they retired and soon returned with their verdict. They handed it sealed to theclerk. He went to the door, opened and read it to the crowd. As the word guilty fell upon their ears there was no outbursts of passion or pe apnea was quiet. The pris- oner heard it with composare, es if ne expected it. He asked time to prepare, to settle up his business, and to see his mother, whose arrival he was dafly expecting. The court sabmitted the question to the people how long a time should be granted be- foro hisexecution. 1 was proposed that six days beallowed. A vote wus taken an@ it was granted; In Phiiadelpbia, Wm. Byerly, return judge of the Fourth Ward has been arrested, charged with presenting at the meeting of return judges a forged copy of election returns, which gave the choice of Cengressman from the First District to John M. Botler, Republican, instead of Wm. E. Lehman, Democrat. who was legally elected, according to the duplicate returns filed in the office of the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas after the election. From tie tes- timony ef the judges, it-was clearly proved that a fraud had been perpetrated; thet the returns from the Fourth ward were falsified, and that on them depended the election of Mr. Lehman. ‘There was no testimoney toshow that Byerly committed the frand, thou the magistrate held him to bai! mn $1,500 for court. The aifair has caused great excitement and indignation. D7 {m Philadelphia, on Monday evening, the extensive oil works of Messrs Helme & Co., on Bridgewater street, Te totally destroyed by fire, ether with about 2.50 yallons of oil, tanks, c , estimated to be worth from upon which there was no insu- men (Daniel Brown und Wm. Smith) were engaged in the second story pum p- ing oll! from one large tank to another in the same room. A ijight was taken neue the oil by one of the workmen, and it was immediately set on fire and spread with great rapidity, the workmen having scarcely time to escape from the bull ing. Brown was badly burnt, and Smith slightly, —_———_ Ture Nscxoxs ro sz Hunc in Vinginia — Three negro men, all slaves. were convicted at the Lunenberg, Virginia, court last week, of an attempt to poison the family of Mr. M.L. Spencer, the owner of two of them. They were seutenced to be hung on 9th of November next. The effort to kill was arranged by placing astrong ad- mixture of some poisonous herb or plant into a basin of milk ‘he peculiar odor of the poison proved to be sostrong that the suspicions of thoee for whom it was intended were aroused before the miik was drank, and to this cifcumstance are they doubtless indebted for the Preservation of their lives. Dipruersa—The E that thi raging on Tilgh- island, and there are from 35 to 40 cases on the tsland, and it fs still on theinerease. So fatal is the disease that six deaths have occurred from it in the last two weeks. : a eres ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NATIONAL ROTEL.—Mr Cole, SC; N Jor- dan, Ve; P W Smith. FE S enwick, NY; Wm Whiteford, Eng; ER Lewis, C L Brown, F Bai- ley, Mass; R H art. J L Hopps and lady, T L Hobinson, J J Robinson, W L Robinson, Gen J Cocke, Rev W M Young, Va; 3 P Wilson and lady, R D Pierson, Miss Lewis, Md; P H Oliver an adr, Ga, E id lady, DC; G Tuck- er, Mrs ey, J F Kenney, Ky; C A Lewis and lady, ‘om Armstrong and ly, —j 0 A Hill, La; W Ford and lady, Miss; J Me. Cohan, Ky; 8 C Lane, va: GS Van 'Wickle, Mrs Van Wickle, NY; J W Alger and ly, Pa; J ‘Cou- |, NY. BROWN’SHOTEL —Z Berry, J Mouldea. i H Carter, B Coaley. Md; B Talbot, V on, USN; WB Bevan, Md; D Hech, NY Miss; J J Dukepart, Md; J R Poore and ly, WW Terry, Gooehian: A Boteler, Pa; Capt Jeffer- Ala; J Whitaker, Mo; Hon W’A Jones, Ala. J Allen and ly, W H Hoffman, Va; R F Mead, P: Cl Deas and ty, Ala; GA Nichols and ly, M E$ Crenshaw, Hon R M Hunter, Va. KIRK WOOD HOUSE.—Hon C Gayarre and Lu; H Martin, Del; W K Falls, Md: Shuzidt, ; Mrs C E Sinclair, Va; A B Dishman, M eale, Pa; A Morrill, TS Shields, W Roch, E Wheeler, Mr J Devian and ly, > Cushman, Pa. ph seen cio CBANSTEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS tox Usirep Staras. Leave. For. Steamers, Aral and 27th Og the 4th and 19th i Ail steamers aor ms 8! ners eave New Yorkon FOR STAMPING A PACKRT OF PAPER, AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, atthe METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, ‘ Abeass for Laurence’s celebrated Linen Papers, sem ly = Poo be eee bie. $6 ES tom ate, i deys of January and Ju'y of each year, No offer will be acoapted below par, and none for any fraction of one thousand do‘lara; nor will any offer be considered unless one per centum of. the amount thereof is deposited with = lepositary of the United States, subiest to tke order of the Secretary of the Treasury. The -erteficate of such deposit must accompany the i 0 Sener in all cases the offer must be uacor: Teference to other offers, and must state the rate of premium offered. ‘ The proposals shouid be endorsed on the outside, “Proposals for Loan of 1860,” and to be addressed “To the Secretary of the Treasury, Washington, D.C.” The best bidders under the foregoing conditions for the aggregate sum of ten millions of dollars will be immediately informed by mail of the ac- oftheir offers, and they must deposit the it so accepted, with the premium thereon, the Treasurer ot the United States, or the Assistant Treasurer at Boston, New York, Phila- deiphia, Charleston. New Or.eans, or St. Louis, on or before the 22d day of November next. Should successful bidders desire to deposit at other points their wishes wi!l be duly considered on being stated to this Department. Certificates of inscribed stock will be issued in sums not less than one thousand dollara each to successful bidders, or their assigns, for the principal so deposited, carrying interest at the rate of five per centum from the date of such deposit. Such stuok wili be transferrable on the books of the Treasury, agreeably to the regulations of the Department. Should any of the successful biddera require cer- tificates of stook, with coupons of semi-snnual in- terest payable thereon from the first day of January next, such certificates will be issued, with such coupons attached, in sums of one thousand dotlars eacn; and such coupon stock, 10stead of being transferraby on the books of the Treasury, may be secigned and transferred by fie delivery of the certificates. The interest of the last-named stook, froin the date of the deposit to the first day of Jan- uary next, will be paid to the successful bidder or his attorney, by tha depositary with whom the nt ofone per centum, re- uoder this notice, wi be included 's of principal and p: um made by suocesefu! bidders, and will be imme diately direoted te be reterned to the unsuccessful bidders. HOWELL COBB awtd Seoretary of the Treasury. QUABTERMASTER'S OFFICE, U.S M. © RPS, = Wasuixeron, October 4. 19°0 Szatep PRoposats will bo recvived at this office uatil 3 o’aloak p. of Wednesday, the 2ist day of jovember nex! < by contract .o the Jnited States year 1961, the following supp: office of the Assistan: U. 8. M.C., Phila- delphi: ich quantities as may-from time to tune be required, viz: 80 anifire eae with plates complete . 1,008 red wore pompons, ball stape, 5 inches in circumference yellow metal crescents and seale straps Paulette bullion for sergeants and ourpo- epaulette bullion for privates 5) red worsted sashes . 3,009 yards white linen for pants, 30 inghes yarcodstk-biae oy I wool. free from hai 2,500 yarcadark-blue wool. free from hair, e: 54 inches wide, to wi ch oe tothe yard, (in digo wool dyed) 5 000 yards sky biue kersey, all wool, free from hair, 54 inches wide, to weigh 2202. per yard,(in- digo wool GA ) : si 3.000 yards white linen for shirts, 90 inches wide, to Weigh 11 0z. per yard 6,000 pairsarmy boots, infantry pattern 800 gray marine biankets, all w ol, to weigh foor — each, with letters “*U, 8. M. bay black, four inches long.in the centre, to be 7 feet long and 5 feet wide, free from grease 2,00) pairs wooien socke,3 «izes, properly made of xood fisece wool, with double anc twist: ‘arn, towweigh 3 pounds per dozen pairs, free TOM grease 1,200 fatigue caps, with covers, to be made of blue he € 0 woo! dyed) y Gark bine fisunei for shirts, all wool, (in- ise ‘woo ares) 27 inches wi to weigh OZ. per yar 1500 yards Mar bius flannel for oversacks, all i HT eared wool dyed,) 54 inobsa wide, to OZ th for uniform ooste, A iuohes wide, w weigh 2,000 yards ton flannel for drawers, 27 inches wide, to weigh 702, per yard 260 cartridge boxes 800 percussio: 800 bayon: ‘ums 0 box-wood B fifes, (yellow) So drum oords a» we di nares 100 dram heads, ( batter) % wt Pe suare) = black Lenteer ol uttons, a) do jaoket do ie do vary do di For making fa pri Panty; (hey ere; ts; Gannel over- snen hires; sud red and biue jackets for All the above mentioned articles must conf>rm in all respects tothe ssaied standard patterns in the Office of the Quartermaster Mi Ww shington; be ‘Appointed, ‘such as re) tnt ‘uch as i be unequal thereto’will be rejeoted: whic: pe ee the Srpeentperted ns be {rund 1s Ferciak ot Y of the requir ind or quali within fifteen or, if tha t be t done, they will be purchased his ss Spree must be accoin, ran ned, nd yin eby guarantee that in case regoing bi o ! for supplies, as above deveribed, acepted, he or they will, within ten days after the receipt of the oontraot at the post office named. exeoute the contract for the same wit ‘oud ‘and Suffictent securities; and in case th shall fai’ to euterinto ite résaid, srarazice to make good the difference between @ Offer of the said —— “4 that whiob may be aecepted. é B pepe EP, Witness, I horeby eertify that the sbove named —— are Know; to moasmen of property and able to fo be slenad bg tne Unioed States Dystrion fel; #i¢) United States District Attorney, or Collector. * N: posal will bs considered 8000) sig ya ae wines ; sate ore si au i sf op the: t insert iad to us Office for examinauo! ‘he bidder’s piace of business, or macufgcturing a nent, must be specifically atatedin. the sale to be endorsed: plies fOr 1851,” aad adresse tothe eee. ill be swarded to the on- uarte itional, withogt | Hr; oss Gad nd a a pad a eis 322 Pa. avenue. s° USHERN ent for Howe’s celebrated FAMILY ach RE ee 3. TOP: TRAVELERS’ DIRKOTOBY. D*Uaacilie ro elie wh laoKOe® 8. Mf : ng Daily, (except WELVOUS DEBIAITY—Phoasads crn now js the Cause Of (heir eoming weave the Staxmboat Hotel, corner of Se eet and Pa. at7o'clock a.m. Ret , No’clock a m., and arrive o'elvok, in time to connect with ia fur Baltimore. ‘ © new aad comniodious, the teams ‘al ao! first-class in the hands of careful sd aocommotat. MORE. AND OHJO RAI iy relieved. euis to Marriags. Physical or Mental Lous of Prosreative Power, Mazvi ‘Woskooss or Bubsustion of the mort arly cared. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. THE MANY THOUSANDS cared at this inctitauen wikis and = OS Cuance or Hours. ER WEDNESDAY, June 1h, On Sunday at 3 timore at 4.25 and 8.49 a, m. 3.15 and 4.2 p.m, nm the lent seventeen On Sunday at 425 a, the sides esastor unk ee = East will take trains at 6.9 | vility, io suficien ss cist, ry BOVEE bop’s IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, m the$.20 p.m. train goes to ani oe ear from Reape 88 B med ici a T_H. PARSONS, Arent, NEW ORLEANS IN TERE Days WIth THE CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES. ALL RAIL ROUTE, Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad TQ, LYNCHBURG: Virginia and Bast Tennassee a: ‘ast Tennessee Nashorlls and C. Memphis and Charleston, lew Orleans and Jackson, TO NEW ORLEANS! PHIS ROUTE i iret class Packets to y aid in ban.shing Disease and wu from eng URE 88a “ea vor Dina eRLab Ca ‘or Diseases Memphis by Pry Creene. pak os RS, 3 con ae ham yo sia aie. Jor ERE P Fis zs +4 F; MONTGOMERY AND CHARLES WI AINS—Sonpays Incr.upep, mat62.m.and r GEORGE PAGE leaves arin with the Orang AL TH, Ld Sonthweet. vietim fice—Pennsyivauia avenue, corner of Sixth st. ich H i ares oy, de you nak? a blood is the first it THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY BY RAIL is 200 MILES arses R ond ne HOURS LES than any other l.ine—the regard to thie aimest = Coutral, making it the TAND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE SOUTHERN TRAVELERS! It is provided with First-class Sieep: leans, —— ¥ Constant evowsals of eu: sal get have f : eo. ____. _. .46 [Land ADAMS’ EXPRESS | [19 oprative properties South Western ‘ennaylvanis ay- ‘one genuine unless her name is biown on the weyGrast Zgaeu bus, eam oti Nec THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA- IS VIRGINIA SPRINGS. buses and Baccace ‘Wagons leave the ch attend Bnky, GUY Will resume her Bi ol ok. for CURRIOMAN ea te SAREE prem, JAMES A. EVANS, eos with ‘There’ us wil te upin aD- oo8 WAL. T. DOVE & CO, ‘eoute any orders with ‘erent FALSE DELICACY af eae odooen on facies oureelven pt we {stock of the United States, to be issued under A APPLY IMMED ATELY. styles and | 1 wil «ive ggeeptonon amigmer to tha act of Congtess of the 23d day of June last, ny Dat Sevraay fasion, combisuug ligstneaa, oonsore now feria De. wonsgRtney teisreee Ret rel igen ne tad fe madd Sept pila Bae Ta Sx oot W Sy res soli DENTAL NOTICE. Di. OMS tins closed bis ofhee | Setomer wh nutioe will tious —a babit Sik carat | Ds. ay acre ‘rooesr fori i ees oftee, Beck ant ~ bo Saud ekenbaats ciissai Basing, | Ofes Weoth. Deauty cleanliness, a..6 Fal MISCELLANKUUS. uk 1S ALWAYS COMPLETE Orr pia pte tse Aa ui at f Seryciss cee oeraaa sai ea sul Hrmee. h ano 0} ver ‘ee atte diferent ex! i ited tes for the superiorit ther 08 over a! a! mak sb pies ot el taf tage eaey, Si". Cae! a ora. end eee for yourself. as JOBN FP. Bt. 3206 Pa. av.. bet MA PROV: WEIGHING 8Ca. a recere tore pute tr te Wee Ee En an obit mateo Sree vos ues i are As accidents will happen, eves in well-rerutared families, it is very desirable to have some chosp and convenient way for repairixg Fucusture, Toya, aa all such end no vd, Hache ries aster bees bet eaters oid used o "vastly ‘more adhesive. = ned “ USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE” s . Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Codar street, New York, need ia =p in Cason ing Four, eb Mises aes, el Cy, Reed hatad by GLUE sh, NA SANS. SN! 88 ABOROOKD LS “8 CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TOSEE THAT IT 1S DALYT’sS Ting sora tr RE OF & ony ieee doors north WITH THE SIGNA MOT. webuedee, of Astoria, N. ¥.=Fot tia- = ; ores — 1a.0y “The DN: URE OLD RYE WHISKY —On * . Bet Ee eof maton, nd ror in-| OFFICE OF FNSPAGTOR AND SEALER ace aS see Si ihisace | horas oe ae cacao wees a ee i F NGFON, Jly 1B, 1860, to'his long business v f pec ee i: jens, Matthew G Skemmons, of Cadiz, O.—For im- yortee Is wanes ve t aeroe- c ‘and ra follows = - “ provement In ploughs, _ | Sbly to the pro one fs or {manos 0 he Cor ob C.Sayder and 3: M. Smith, of Hawley, Pai | poration ap, ay jundersigned iy pened Pileary Sayaee Deaton, at bi ai it oF slp pr cater mar seep ir gice Hes fate, mre | Sree ‘4 awe 8 Plagaethine, La—F fo be i Pp. —For im- | "Otise Now airest, (neat Odd Fel- NNI. ‘ng machisery by horse | lows’ tail 3 iNgi 8. D. —_ of Charlestown, Tenn.—For 4m- Sr is-tf nepector and Sealer of Gas Meters, Lahey Bt padre F RANCIS HARPBR, James B. Suitt, of Indianapolis, Ind — i ol . proved device for operating ting woke Fase GROCERY AND FRED STORE, w Gdege W. Van Devel, of Big Platte, N. y Respects wclnts Sis the pouonsenet For improved valve for steam mes. wast at M Warne, of St. Louts, Mo.—For !mprove- | #20" shall the public, ment in dilters. J. L. Wells, of St. Louls, Mo.—For {mptove- mnent in com: ons for tanning. George W: , of New York, N. ¥ —Fot im- proved key-hole guard. Joes B'Williamson, of Washington, D.C — For improvement tn stirrups. isaze Wiswall, of Springfield, freee § im- PSymmoal Wega of fiyde Park, Vt--Far ime 5 Viel extension ~benet: ulm O. Wood, of Worcester, Mase.—For provement =< shard C. Barton, of T; N. Y.. eS Betton ant Wd ah, ee ee so Nd rot! iqeereomset Sn steam SEW > taelfand Win. C. Garduer, of same place. | SQ) NEW, EIAN' » OU Bi Fer improved uebine for purching tl bel, | Pee gFP, "408, between