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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Ar PUBLIC ACC-
uonOn Monday afternoon, November e6l O'Clock,
the shai sell Of LOT numbered square
lett4 cs
improved by four brick dwelling hayg each
Thess housas but
and finished in nrsaie sys with marble panti
throughout building desirable
fame.
stoy buildings, containing
situated Washington street, immediately
the fronting IA feet inches Washing
improved by brick stable.
Terms one-ourIh cash six, twelve eiguoeu
and twe ~
the premises. JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
BID
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

ThEAsuRY DEPARTMENT..
Changes IN The Revenue Gutter ServceFirst Lieutenant
John A. Webster detached the Caleb Cushing at Port
land, Name and ordered to the Forward Wilmington,
Delaware.
Forward and ordered TO the Caleb Cushing Portland,
Maine.
Second Lieutenant b. j. Kelam detached the
ward and ordered to the Harrison 0swegO New York
Second Lieutenant John NJ. Mines detached from the
James G. Dobbin at Wilmington North Carolina, and
dered TO the Forward, at Wilmington, Delaware
Second Lieutenant James ID. Usher, detached from the
Robert McClelland Mobile and ordered the James
Dobbin, at Wilmington North Carolina.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.


Agricultural Dipision Of the Patent 0Hee.Tae Ne Her
lean hite Flint CornWe observed considerable quantity
of this variety of at the Patent Office yesterday
which raised during the past the Military Asy
um in this District 1t prolific in its yield excellent for
table when green and is much esteemed bread pud
dng aud the like when dry II appears be well adapted
to the climate of all parts Of the region of the United
States south of Massachusetts.
White Biackberry-S Samples of white blackberry plant
have also been received at the Patent Office from Hon. John
Law, OF Evansville Indiana This plant is native Of this
country and possesses the usual qualities of other backber
ries, except in the color OF its root which is white
General Land liberalization Of Me Neo land Offices IN
Kansas and Nebraska TerriforesWe learn that
ons will shortly be issued by the Commissioner of the Gene
raj Land Office for the location Of the land Office for the 0ma
la district at Omaha city Nebraska Territory and for that
of the Pawnee district at lie Compton, Kansas river
The office Cat present temporarily located
at Wyandot) will be removed to lie Compton. The places
selected the location of these land respectively
the OF government in these Territories and that
count well Others will be the proper places and the
most convenient.
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Aug 4-dihNov@
Circular.


AasscY y FRENCH sroLysrios ClAins,
Washington, Move nlber ~ lesl5
ss q Inquiries q g me By
French prior The Ia,hcaon Of the win fse Of
pursue obtaining redress
has BEEN concluded as mosi aaiaioas not q Souny
their claims = 70 , Tue Claim. o.as they would e mixed e. @
for MANY yssrs 20 mention no o.nss n" en
coming sessions expectation drret
s o. o. p's s CLAIMS a'a s s q as ne @
tribunal Congress vii grant that reteicnce Of these claims be
The adjustment claims fully constantly
board Of the highest class for hrse yetrs epd Justice
pbaicay points to such board aa right nnd IL ,as
TOR RAsNT.-The commndous dwelling house nd
sna m m a
and Kitchen .he fin, floor, two chambers two large p-
third Also large balloon, n front, aud escGa. esIar o5 wood
dsaf;, s,n any yass eSy Nseaal
north, between li,h and 18Th streets
SUPERIOR Turning Lathe and Splendid of
superior small size turning lathe, large complete sci Of
tools Of every description suitable for svsrsnt ewele1
be sold low, application 10 -
Nov e3-d6t Ancioneer and Commission Merchant
HARVEY a. ADAMS, having puro hsse,l H. wheeler
III Co all their stock Of hardware the lately ocoped
By them No. sss % avenue opposite Browns o
stock q soods we ~ bust
'''''N ' HARVEY s ADAMS
John II. BUTHmA MN, Importer and Dealer Mine,
brandy, cisars sc Pennsylvania avenue sou, ee beteea
:" Madeira, Sherry, ror, q yaioa. grades
brandy pale and dark from high order 10 ar
scc,sh shi.aey, sehedsm gin, q superior quality
red and white, Anise,lc OF Dusseldorf the
London brown stout
CSsmpssne Of Mumms, and Moet s. chandon's Imperial,
nedsicck CO., ,lumms, and Sioet chandoa's Ycrae-
Also, sparkling 8: Peruy, pink and white
Esf. sn q c Ss. sss1. a v''a"rsva
ViIanaeva, Loudres Iiumos, SC, Re-
A.s large a.so',1en. o. Rhine wine (,ome nsIhns aud
de sl TAI W, wine
CANCER positively cured without the use Of cause
eee,u offer ITO The afflicted The
Just and liberal term. q no cure no pay !.
referred to The following c,zcns gamoc Wit T,mas
s.s % Pase Ms % s,1%sY
should be- mebesd BY he Afflicted ha, 10 make
terrible disease must be taken in hand wih lille delay
This remedy guaranteed organs
attended part of the country BY the apply
ingp paying attending
communication. addressed 10 promptly ap,ysSsa
Nov2a-d'w No loa baltimore St, Baltimore Ma
New York Furnishing Establishment.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
No r~nnsyvena avenue ID door below the National or
ESTINGs, vrsrngs, vcsiurs Just received superior
Y msnt OF velvet, cashmcrel, and eh silk vestings.
Also stock Of CLOTHS and which make
order.
Gentlemcn's furnishing goods.
Nov cs-diw WALL STEPHENS.
n GORGE WOODS NEW wORrx.--siodan PILGRIMS
VI showing the and Wnehhdx
reaching Celestial City BIZ George Wood,
schelnnhi In Ame,ics.' 2 volum's. Price 81 Is.
Letters 70 young pysician just entering practice b. James
japan and Ii By Richard wildrsh author Of History
Of the United etnses. 81 as
CastoA Story of Republican Equality BY sydney g. Story "
81 rs. E
just published, and for sal
TAYLOR MAURYs
Nnrl ILL 49, n.
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DEAD-Jesse Taylor, the dsooverer of the celebrated
Grayson Sulphur Springs in Carroll county Virginia. died
recently al the advanced age Of hundred and eight
years.
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G EN- ERAL NEW 8.

BRIDGE BURSTFive spans Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga railway bridge burnt on Wednesday night
last
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rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Ne,c Post OBfcesThe following named post Offices
have been established, and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters
Dead Water Iron Works. Essex county, New York Her.
bert ). Cady, postmaster.
Granteviilc, Mddesex county, Massachusetts, Daniel c.
Mead, postmaster.
jolly Sheet Newberry county, South Carolina; George
Sawneys Mountain Forsyth county Georgia. Isaac Tins
ley, postmaster.
Gordon, Claiborne parish Louisiana; James G. Robinson
postmaster.
Banner Mills, Parke county, Indiana James A. White,
postmaster.
Clio, Wayne county Iowa John W. Tabler, postmaster.
Dudley, Edgar county, Illinois Thomas L. LanSord,
postmaster.
Martinsburg Keokuk county, Iowa; Thomas B. Feenor
postmaster.
Mount Aigor, Jackson county, Iowa. L. H. Westbrooke,
postmaster.
Nachusa Lee county Illinois; Alexander r. Dysart,
postmaster.
Change Of Site and Nane.-Thc site and of the post
Office Ovens Min has been changed to Gary's Store,
buckingham county, Virginia. and Richard G.. Gary has
been appointed postmaster.
Observation-Disclosures following named post offices have been
discontinued:
White Eyes Plains, Coshocton county, Ohio.
Fulton Centre, Fulton county, Illinois.
Wesboro', Grant county, Indiana.
Broad Rock Mills, Brown county Indiana.
Factors Fork, Wayne county, Tennessee.
Allen, Edgar county, Illinois,
Change Of Namc-The of the following named post
offices have been changed:
Camptown, Essex~county, New Jersey Irvington.
This change is to take effect from the LIST OF January 1856
Masonyie, Cerro Gordo county Iowa, to Mason City.
Barnett's, Gonzales county Texas, to Salt Stream.
Bedford, Nash county, North Carolina, to Casalia.
California MailsWe learn that the contractors the
New York and San Francisco line have asked permission
delay the departure of their steamers from the 9Th to the 18th
of December in the hope OF being able to take out the Pes
dents message by that trip and that the Postmaster General
has given his consent to such arrangement.
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CLOSE or THE NEW foRK cANALs--The New York canal
commissioners have decided close the canals the 9th
OF December At present. the utmost activity it is said
prevails on all the lines Of public works.
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Ayrieal Of the Canada al Boston,
BosTos, Nov 2-The Canada arrived here this morning
in time to forward her mails by the early train.
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United states Mail.

Posr osrloE pEpAKTarsT,
pRoposALs carrying the The United states from he
the following in the state Of AiABAsA Had ID tins
Once Of the Pos, oaies Department IA NE ei o. WshaS
unh Of the 10Th January 1853, be decided me eS
From Montgomery, by Steep Creek, For, Deposit Bpucr
springs, Cokervlie, Claiborne and Gancsown Mobile,
Do miles back daily, side supply Gteeuyills
daily and Of finaab, Hickory Grove, sandy Ridge, ana
eomery and Claiborne be performed in double line or
iouhorsc coaches, with The privilege, when The roads
10 carry Whatever nai may be day received a Mont
tile i, such classes Of ssaahoa,s a. my 30 nisse ii
speed, sze and structure, for The regular performance
and exclusive control of accepted tdder bidders
,s, no 1esehs. Of connection shall Occur esr way W
late interfere with the arrivals and departures OF said
Leave Montgomery daily at ~, pm;
Arrive Mobile ~ SO hours, 1y u, am;
Leave Mobile daily IL, FROM Isl November 10 iEt
Arrive az Montgomery in hours by IL M from R Nc
vember to s,June and by 2, pm, residue OF year.
NOTE
pay trips performed for each such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times The o. he nip
nesion win Depending mails. and moi sa,esny exeu So
fourth Of the compensation for the "Trip is subject ofeic
isfactoriIy explained by certificates posasts alida
wits Of other credabIe for nseetns 70 ke he mn o
a
bed, and for refusing, after demand The mail
hice on may annu tho con
tract for repeated failures TO run aeeeab eonae for dis
The Postmaster General alter The schedule He may also
order an ~" :" service y therefor "
in whole decreese he
dispensed with The bids addressed the second AZ
siA,an Postmaster General snpsrscsod Maj Proposals o as
by before the 18th Of February 1856 further aslea
pamphlet advertisement for conveying The siabain
Misss'pp Arkansas louisiana and Ts,s q lsS,
Nov 24--64w Postmaster General.
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THE DAILY UNION

morrow, and what posterity will unanimously say with
us.
This is what will say We have but one spirit
which is that OF truth and but utterance which is
that OF justice
And now expel us
JERSEY, October II, 1865.
Victor Hugo, f. Tafery,
J, Cahaigne, Theophe Guern,
Fulbert Martin, (lawyer) FRANCOIS Zychon,
Col Sander Teleki b. Colin,
u. Beauyais, Edouard Collet
Bonnet-Duyerdhier Koziell,
kesler, v. Vincent
Arsene Hayes A. Piaseeki
Albert Barbieux Giuseppe Rancan,
Roumilhac, Qawyer) Lefeyre,
A. 9. Wiesener, (retired Barber (physician)
Austrian ofiicer) H. Preyerand condemned
Gornet senior, 10 death on the I'd Of De
Charles Hugo, cember.
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Adaitional Eoreiqn Me,p..


additional Foreign NsWs.
Bosros, Nov 23.The London Daily News has article
which that the English Friday showed
decided buoyaney, owing chshy to the support given by
the recent withdrawal of stock by the public and APP
preaching declaration Of half years dividend.
rise OF threeeghths Of penny temporarily obtain
ed, but the market subsequently reapsed and the closing
quotations were only quarter of penny higher than yes
terday.
Discounts are more quiet and remain unchanged.
The closed Paris shade lower and
exchequer bills declined shilling.
The British government has officially prohibited
poraton OF altpetre from the East India Companys terri
tories to any other ports than Liverpool aud London 1t has
been ordered that all vessels loading in England with salt
petre nitrate soda for the United States shall discharge
same. Hra
The ship Catharine, American vessel was loading
London for Boston, and compelled to discharge her
of saltpetre.
The losses by the recent gale along the coast England
estimated at s., 500,OO0
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05Uhitarian Church.The evening services In this church
have with series the Lords Prayer
Nov IS
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Decision IN the Wheeling Bridge Case.
BALTIMORE November 24.--The supreme court OF vir-
gnia has decided the injunction suit of the City Of Wheeling
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in favor of the road
all points TheSompany make connection at Ben
wood with the Central Ohio road.
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From kuRsds.
CHICAGO, Nov A.-In the Kansas constitutional conven-
ton schedule passed. the 10TH declaring that the
territorial constitution be submitted to the people the 18th
of December for their adoption rejection.
If ratified by the people, the constitution provides that
election for governor lieutenant governor State auditor
judges Of the superior court attorney general and members
of the assembly, shall take place the third Tuesday in
January.
1t also provides that the general assembly shall have
hoy the enforcement of the 9Th section of the
bill of rights before the 4th Of July next.
The Late Pacific Railroad Disaster.
CHICAGO, November 24.-The committee from st. Louis
appointed investigate the of the Gasconade dis
report the accident caused by high rate of
speed.
minority report gives the of the disaster, the
total insucency of tho bridge to support its
weight.
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Lambert Tree, jr.,
COUNSELLOR. Ar-LAw,
Office No. 40 Louisiana arcpue, door corner of
Gu street.
MILL practise IN the several OF the District Of Columbia,
including the Unel states Claims, give
special business before
to the collection OF claims OF livery nature,
Nov l5-eod2w
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-26

how Much SHOULD A Cow EAF.-Cows to
give milk, require more food than most farm
ers imagine. s. W. Johnson, writing from
Munich TO the Country Gentleman, gives an in
teresting report of some experiments which
have beer made in Bavaria, from which the
following is an extracts
sour trials have confirmed the view that cows
to give the greatest possible quantity OF milk
must daily receive and consume one-thirtieth
of their live weight in hay, or an equivalent
therefor Ifmorefood be given it goes to the,
formation ofaesh and fat, without occasioning
corresponding increase in the yield of milk;
but if on the contrary, less food be furnished
the amount and value of the milk will be
greatly diminished -
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AGREES 4ASKEE.-The editor ofthe hntc6-
erbocIser says ssI should like you to have seen
a specimen of green Yankee who came down
the sound in a Hartford steamer with me. He
had never been to York before, and he was
asking questions of every body on board the
boat. However, if he ioas 'sgreen as grass,
he was picking up good deal of information
which win doubtless stand him in good stead
hereafter. One of his comparisons struck me
as decidedly original:
ssUp the Northampton, said he, 81 took
breakfast, and they taxed me tew sbillin's =
sTwas pooty good price, but l gin it to 'em.
sTwas enough, any way. Well, when l came
down to Hartford, took breakfast sgin, next
mornin, and when I asked 'em how much,
they looked at me and said halt a dollar.
looked back at 'em pootv sharp-but paid it,
and after l had paid it, / set down, and ci-
phered up inside how much If would cost a
fellow to board along at that rate and L tell
you what, pooty soon found eout that fore
the end of a month it would make a fellows
pocke-book look as if sn elephant had stomp'd
on font'' Sam Slick himself never employ
ed more striking siulile.
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EDEIILIPSBURG HOTEE:-The subscriber
Z would inform his friends in Clearfeld, and the
public generally that he has enlarged and reitted
his house, and is now enabled TO compete success
fully with any Hotel in the country No pains
will be spared TO render his guests comfortable
His table shall always be supplied with the best
the market can afford, and his charges moderate.
lie respectfully invites his friends and others to
give him a call DAVID JOHNSTON
PhiIipsburg jan 81 1850 Y
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Z z &
AsATIoyAL ANTHrs, BY B. BIRD
God bless the land that gave us birth.
No prayer butth know re,
God bless the lard of all the earth,
Tho happy and the free. g ss ESQ
And where's the land like ours can brave
The spIendor of the day.
And find no son Of hers slave -
God bless America !,
Gsd bless the land, +. =
.z-t Z The lard beloved forever and for aye
- God bless tie land that gave us birth
zrisa God bless America!
For liberty our grandsires trod
The vide and stormy sea ssti
They bought the treasure with their blood,
Their children all are freei
And free amid earth seryiIe hordss,
To point the patriot sway,
With ploughshares turned in war to swords
God bless America.
God bless the land, DO
The desert homled. the pilgrims came;
They ned opFfession's chain;
The deserts biooned Tie brilliant fams
Of freedom rose again;
And here where hearts Of fire are born,
That faI,s shall neer decay,
While babes laugh kings and crowns to scorn,
God bless America
- God bless the land, &c.
And from our land in hour of need,
Avert thy darkening frown;
Bind up all patriot. hearts that bleed.
And strike the traitor down,
Aud shall the serpent foe prevail
: Shall foe or friend betray2
Up with the star flag to the gale
God bless America!
God bless the land, &e
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P EMovAL:-rh undersigned begs leave t

FMAVID 8. PL0TNER-Respee " informs
A. his old friends and the public that he has
obta inel tae services OF good Cutter and work
man rs q foreman IN the tailoring business. and
he is now prepared to attend to any orders in mis-
Line of work on the most accommodating terms.and
short notice and win have clothing on hand at all
times, such dress coats frock coats vests, and
pantaloons Of their own manufacture, and good
material at the lowest prices With wish ac-
commodate, he solicits share of patronage.
New Washington. May g. 1855
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aEURRAH FOR KANSAS lathe Blood
a Red Banner floats in triumph on the Old Cor
,ter ;Store where a. N. Hills has ustopened the
cheapest and most splendid assortment of Goods.
ever displayed before this community, and exactly
adapted to their many and various necessities
HATS. GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, .BoNNETTS, CAS-
SINERES, CLOTHS. DRESS GOODS, TOLL
Ell ARTICLES, DE LANES, PRINTS. q
GLOVES, HARDWARE, STONE and Is
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, E4asl
with fancy articles al i,ffssttna. a25o-
ClearfeId. June 30. 1855. A. NJ. HILLS
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TpLACKSMITHING.- subscriber would
RS inform the public that he has taken the Black
smith shop formerly occupied by George Orr on
the corner of Third and Main streets in the bor-
ough of Cearfeld where he carries on the business
in all its various branches
JACOB SHUNKWETLER
June 6, 1855-Iy
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IL seriber, having removed his Livery Stable
from Curwensville 10 Tyrone City, begs leave to
his friends and the public that he is at all times
prepared to supply them with Horses, carria ges.
buggies, and other vehicles on hire. at the most
reasonable terms. Inquire at the City Hotel''
JAMES CR0WTHER.
Tyrone, January 81, 1955.-6mo
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GAMUEL BERLIN,

/ ( s -sse
y Jpniata S., Tyrone City, Pa.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. MEDICINES, PAINTS
OILS, DYE sSTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, -a
yIALS, PERFUMERY, &C., &c.
Having just opened extensive assortment of
these articles Physicians will find 1t to their advan-
tage to give him call. and examine his Stock be-
fore ordering from the Eastern Cities; and Conn-
try Merchants also be accommodated with all
the Essences, Tinctures, Patent Medicines, &C.,
WHOLESALE ard RETAIL, at LotceSt prices.
ssy He hopes by strict attention to business and
desire TO please, to merit share of public pat
ronage. fApril %. 1855
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TOTAL,
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q subscription list over half so large SIS ths and
no periodical OF any sort can rival IT, AND while
its extreme eheapncss rendering an increase of
paying readers only as indirect peeuniary advant-
age TO Us. has doubtless largely swelled it sub
scriPtions list, it would be absurdty not perceive
| in this unprecedented patronage some evidence
OF public approval and esteem.
PERIS The TRIBUNE employs no travelling
agents and sends out no papers on trust If it IS
not stopped when the term paid for expires and
the subscriber does not choose further to pay for
IT. we resort to no legal process to compel him On
the Weekly, We mean to stop every paper on the
expiration of the advance payment awaiting a
fresh remittance from the subscriber If none
comes the account is closed. We pay no local
agents-wisn no money paid to any when the pay
cannot trust him to mail other wise send to
US; once mailed, its safety is at our risk (and a Sc
rous risk it often proyes but are grateful to eve
ry one who deems it good work 70 obtain and for
ward the names and money of his friends and
neighbors- Our terms invariably are-for the
DAILY TRIBUNE, ono copy, ST per annum
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So; 20 copies ONE ADDRESS for 500 larger clubs
81 each subscriber. Additions may at all times
be made to club at the price paid by those area-
dy in it GREELY & bIcELRATH
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Whether man leads sober life or not de-
pends upon the temper of his wife. No man
will listen all night to scold, who knows
where ga sling can be had for a sixpence."
AT Cocktails the ether night we found no less
- than thirteen married men, who spend six eve-
nings week in squirting Tobacco juice on a
coalstoye. We thought we would find out who
:. they were. On enquiriug, we learned that E.
leven of them Were blessed with wives who
jaw from Monday morning till Saturday night
while the other two weddsd a couple of .sshe
philanthropsts, ladies, so constantly engaged
: in the swe1fae ofCentrIl Africa, that they have
no time TO keep their husbands shirts whole.
1aAi9 ~ One half of ugliness is caused by want
of yfniilation. The less oxygen in a room, the
more dark becomes our blood; and the dark
! hser our blood becomes, the more we take TON
ritation and IL nature. The only reason that
printers more Grabbed than other 4eiks, is
because they allow big coal stove to rob
them of their share of oxygen,