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Lost Land Warrants.

SINCE November deposited post at
Basvle, Geoga, envcloped in package, and directed
Howell Cobb, Washington city, the following
be sold to wit No for 80 ssued under
1855, 27467, 100
sued Sniad, assigned in
blank by informed said
the they directed they there
believed be lost have filed In the General Land
said and hereby
public nRanst uading II intention
secordng Jaw, obtain duplicates Of the from the
Comm ssioner OF PspSGns
Z DscrwprR TO- 1855, JOHN BUTT.
Dec Ii--law6w
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NHILDREN,s BOOKS AT HALF-PRICE--Tbe under
his Stock be sold sscrhce
large which have been thrown
number Of publications OF TINS
clnss issuing from the in the last several
will be found works Of Mrs Holland, Mrs Bnbane
and other authors which popular Their
day. and supposed whatever merit they formerly
fourth, their usrsl prices FRANCk TAfLok'
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Completion or Panama Railroad.

United States mail steamships leave New York
for AspinwaH the both Of month,
Francisco.
These have been approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety. - ~
Inc Panama railroad "a miles ong completed from
TO and crossed The baggage passen
se checked In New York through
are Panama BY steaer the cempanyS
money paid in New York covers all OF the
Ban Francisco, that
the In entirely rsiiaSle. = 7I'
- '''~ y '--r'-E
Conductors 70 through steamer and take charge
women and children without other protectors. n
For through tickets Al the lowest apply agency III
West street New York, TO Wv. RAYMOND.
May6-dn
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II. III. q ILL ET,
CounselIor al Lop.

Has removed his once resid in Franklin Row co.,.
OF and Thirteenth He will continue TO devois hs
ton principally 70 In the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time 10 the law concerning patents Nor
The Patent Once appeals the chief Justice or ss
Justices OF the Dstrct Of Columbian and will also ass
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents. a. mai,
He win also give written opiRons and prepare sgnmsnw I
ties having claims before Congress either Of the
win also claims before board established Wv
adjudication. f#r Ill
Oct a6-dn
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near Enmittsburq, Frederick County, Md

THE commences on the
Gath August and terminates the last Thursday In June The
$50 payable
drawing
iRs Spanish Italian, German, and Latin
the primary department composed Of pupils under nine
9l00 payable half yearly In advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed TO the MOTHER sUPE
Maryland. a#a -
Jul e-dlyear.
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r Osr WARRANT. The undersigned gives public that,
the expiration OF six weeks from this application will
be made ths Commissioner of Pensions duplicate
in lieu Of issued the 10Th pe
100
OF the through the mail between post
ginia and Philadelphia. on the 9ad October hast.
TIL. LUMPKIN, Attorney.
BENJAMIN TRAVIS,
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Proposals for Erecting the CustOm-h house, * c.,
Mt Plattsburgh, New York.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., u
..l Washington, December 10, 1856.
day Of February A. D. 1857 ~ o'clock, for the
srucuon OF the house, Office author
lied 10 be erected Pasburgh New York. according the plans
and specifications this said be
either for the whole building for the different kinds OF
work bills Of parcels must in each bid,
of kind
the department rssevtng the right reject
posals hereby nyed thereof when deems the
eres Of the United states the department. also
just believe will faithfully perform the
which they have attempted to obtain by indecton and all bids
and all bids that investigation, below lair price for the
work. ats
Bids will be received in gross
ed bidder unless details furnished department Of the
prices Of the different kinds Materials which shall
subject the revision Of the department. adopt the
whole or part ohe bid as the interest o the United States may
quiTe. w 800 t-gss
Ninety per work done and materials de-
vered according contract said be asceaned
purpose will be psid from time Time progresses
retained until the completion OF the and
In the of fulflment c0nirnct.8 r
Contracts will be awarded only builders and mecan
The assignment except Of the Secretary
Each proposal be accompanied by written
I'd by responsible cered be by the United
$1,000 work, or Of proportona,e amount If for
that the bidder will when requred his be
enter into and bond with proper and sufficient
FERN Of bond and certificate required will be furnished ap
cation to the department
and working drawings will be ready by the
2th OF January when they be had apple to the de-
partment. ga a ar 4 tsa S#g. # Ply.
vita the require ents of th,s advertisement. rs
The proposals must be this department. addressed the
Secretary Of the Treasury and plainly endorsed h
''' = w A'' NY "A''' - JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Z 7.
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
~ Eirs. Marina. and Lniatad EasurnncA

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
FIRE, Marine, and Miand Insarancs.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
nar.a.-n $l,36S,l ISL ID.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY op
PHILADELPHIA. rE.F}T9 a
Office "orh,osst and Sspentsa
t stres, Washington, ID. @. #
Hon. Thomas u. Florence, Charles Dnges
George H. Armstrong, Thomas Msnderseia,
Charles A. Rabcam, Edward r. HeInboid,
James 's' THOMAS B. F ti.si Essss fls.a..
EDWARD Il. HRLMBoLD, Secretary. Nii 23FE
.@7 LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles e Waiter No. se7 p street. opposite City Ham,
ion corner Let street and Virginia avssss %
Rs. No. No. q TsssaA street, below r..n.y,..
avenue.
Captain p Levy No. sc7 Ponnsyvani. avenue, opposite
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
most s. sues & g; Of ..ls. ia'Iaon: United
1885, The received the large avn Of
:
ors q and oos
NM g. :ssaiy offered s
ss;i
contents al kinds Of by VESsELs
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROAD5, aud the usual
conveyances to or from aIion Of EUROPE AMERICA
waters .
The rates Of premium win be low sompanes
hxng them every improvement in
will be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
street, Washington city, d. @.
a ss. may also e y. s:s. ~ Home
And in other principal cities Of the United States by authorize
officers of the company.
June 13-dly
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Dec I3-2awtl2Feb
Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Burlington, Iowa.


". TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ls.s.
Washington, December 1S, 1856
of February, 1857,
the hospital authorized to be erected Burlington
according 10 the plans and specifications prepared al this depart
different kinds Of work bills parcels
each bid with the kind Of work. and
the total carried out the department reservng the right
when deems OF the United States the
exclude bids
who there just 10 believe will faithfully perform
which they attempted ndecton
and all bids when there shall be parties who
the bids and oil bids that investigation below fair price
for the work. |H
bidder unless details furnished the
of the different kinds Of work and Materials which shall be subject
to the revision OF the Department. that adopt the whole
the bid the the United States
Ninety of the Of work done and dev
ered according ad be
the estimate of OF the department appointed for that
per completion contract accept
work. by the aforesaid and forfeited
the of non-fuflment Of
Contracts will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
and
Treasury, will be a forfeiture of the same.
Each be accompanied written
district Judge or attorney ct in the sum Of As 600
amount part
bidder WILL when required his proposal
contract and bond with proper and sufficient securities for
faithful performance Hs 1 t.g q
PORN certificate required furnished on appca
ton to the department.
Plans, specifications aud working drawings win ready
thirty days when they can be had application the department
No all
witAf requir sments of this advertisement l-IT''
The proposals must be sent to this department. addressed
Burlington Marine Hospital" and will opened o'ciock
JAMES GUTHRIE,
-. Secretary Of the Treasury.
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gold silver and plated specacics Classes sc Of
NIL focuses perioca perscopc, and psrabola glasses
long experience peculiar advantages selecting
adapted TO the eyes of wearer
1a'l79 sEYaU M. w. GAIT BRO,
"a Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jan 96-n
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The owrers OF these shps will be accountable for gold
bullion, specie ewelry precious stones, metals unless
lsdng signed therefor and the value
May 1-du fa raf ...
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers

The ships comprising this line are the following:
Inc Capt Oliver kiahde
Inc capt JOS Oemoeh
Inc hdnhue ... Capt James &ea
td IL These ships having been built by
pressly for government service, every has been
taken in their cOnstructon also il their ensns,
to Insure strength and speed and their acconme
Tor passengers uneqused comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool In cabn Gle
In second cabin, e75 From Liverpool 10 New York. 20 and
An experienced surgeon attached each ship
No berhs can be secured until paid for. sFzs
The ships Of this line have improved bulk heads
70 avoid danger from ice, will the Banks north DEG
until after the LIST Of August
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Marble
Work for the North Front Of the
Patent once Building.
DEPARrHEsr OF rHs IHrxnoE,

Pateni Once Building.
D1Asrxrsr oy rus Iurrnos,
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received At this department uns
hs sss %sS and $s . r.
so1 a. me r. Sa s g, me r s o@ss
specify tbs prices for material haanx DRESSING and sssAs
seAsd1is.
Cube stone, per superficial ioo,
.ssrs Gu. cube si sio.e per cubic foot,
oonies in two BEDS per superficial foot
s sa:s ' 9 : ss%sis.l.rs, !: e Z:
Drops 10 eomics, per insal fosI
Channels Of basemsnt per lineal foot
Marble ,ilng, per superficial foot
The marble mus, be similar In kind and quality 10 that used
wings o. building pec
ss s vein 81 %Sa, time he %s VIII BE- and
s e .a sqss IN 90 r. $
obligations they propose 20 a..umei aad no ss.gamsn Of bid
head Of The department
Ninety per cent win Be Paid from Time ,S %s the wo pro
thereof aud reserved until the completion Of the
The department 70 Itself The right reject accept the
ws % s e W n
persons who /. has good Ieaon TO believe will not from
Plans working drawings be examined,
other Information obtained application at the Office Of the super
The proposals, department, address
erection q ss north 'front.' Of ,s Patent Once win
opened O'clock OF the last day named for receiving the
r. MocLELLAND,
Secretary Of the Interior.
Dec ls-oawlsfeb lin, b sar]
Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
Work for the North Front or the
Patent once building.
D.rAxrxrSr o. THE InrxsIoa,
December IL, 1855
EALED s !; win be received until
nshng such granite and granite be above
story in The erection Of the north front of the Patent
following schedule. and clear
GLIDING oil the machinery and other expenses
Schedule.
Cube Cube s stone s,sp per superficial foot
Ea :Gs e -, ;Sp SsJ &. sTI ssos sS
s:,sss :s'ssi'r-s e e
Drops 70 cornice, per lineal foot.
Caps Of piasters, each.
Is ..H Channels Of basemsn per nea foot
Window ellis per superficial foot
The granite equal quality cousuu
lion Of the Of building specimens Of which be 70
Each biz viii sss il what dime the work be compsed and
na n g. ID % Than S:: e
osissons they propose assume end no assignment q I'D
head of the department.
Ninety win ss PAID from Tim: WORK
hereof and ten reserved until the completion
The % .sf sSs 10 sc.
hereby invited when deem. me Interest. q s United
sons who II has good 10 believe wiz
Plans. speeiacaion and working drawings can be- examined
and other information Obtained application The once Of the
which must be sent to this department. addressed
q s ss Of ss !.
O'Clock OF the ast day named for receiving The
Secretary Of the Interior
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HOWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, w. u
Liverpce''
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co,
~ Austin Frisrs, LONDON
B. q. WAINWRIGHT b co..
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Philadelphia, Niagara, and Great Western Line.
PASSENGERS the depot Of the Philadelphia and Read
Railroad Company (Broad aud Vine sreets daily tx
a.. m.
Fare 10 Chcago...
.. Niagara Fals ~ w
Rochester Ou
.
Freight the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot
daily for Chicago and intermediate
points, been made which despatch
'"r JOHN TUCKER, President 4
. Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Conway
Feb l6-dn ..t.
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OSFCn DxrAkrMkHTy
Washington, d. O., January ID, 1887.
pRoPOSAs for conveying the
September 1887 June 3d. 1855 inclusive,
State Of CALIyoKA, Territories oRE
WAsHIssTos, and UrAE, will be received
Once Of this department until Of the 18th OF June, 1887
O be decided BY he o.
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Proposals for recting the Custom house, &C,
at Ogdensblrgh, New York.

Dec anwlI7Feb lin, 4 starI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-03-26
n1rThe appointments by the Baltimore
Conference for this district are rs follows:

nHThe appointments by the Baltimore
Conference for this district are as follows:
Carlisle Disfrict-A A REESE, p. +.
Carlisle, r D Chambers; Carlisle Emo
ry Chapel, I Dougierty; Carlisle Circuit,
S B Dunlap, K Norris, P. Mechanics
burg, Cumberland county, Pa; York
Springs, o Ege, j c Stevens; Newport,
George Stevenson, one to be supplied, P.
O.-Millerstown, Perry county, Pa; Pc
tersburg, T D Getwalt; Lewistowu, j A
Ross; Lewistown Circuit, Z Gearhart,
Samuel W Sears, p. O.-McVeytown,
Miffiin county, Pa; Kishacoquillas, r E
Wilson, P. O.-Reedsyille, Miffiin CO. Pa.
Miffiin, Vim A NJ Mckee, J \ Price;
Concord, n S Buckingham, a NJ Creigh
ton; New Bloomfield, G Graham, VIM Fl
Keith; Green Village, S w Price, w
Howe, sup, North Mountain Mission, to
be supplied; Shippensburg, f b Snyder;
Wrightsville, VIM T Wilson; York, John
Slime, William Wickes, sup; Shrewsbury,
II Furlong, T Il Crcvcr; Castle Finn, Jo-
scph 5 Lee, B " Daugherty; Bangor
Henry Roberts, p o O-Slate Hlll,.
Hartford county, Md. o II Tiffany, Pro
fessor in Dickinson College, member of
Emory Chapel Conference L S Maclay,
Missionary to China. II Il Nicholson,
to Buenos Ayres, South Amer
lea.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No Female, Young or old, should b. Ihout this cele
braed medicine. II aud regulates the monthly
all periods, acting many like charm.
also the best and safest medicine that be given
to ChiIdrea All ages and for any complaint
qurutiy family should be without il.
HoUolgay'S Pills are tie best relHedy iHo1cn IN
tie 'e9rI tor tie .joiiowiHg Diseases:
Asthma D!arrLaa Indigestion sccondary
Bowel Com ntoiSy Iua Ien2a Syn!ptons
plants Debility 4 Illumination Inward weak
Coughs Fevcrand Vcnereal AZ ness
Colds Ague fectious Liver conpl'ts
Chest DiseaScsFenaie Com Worms Of all Lcwness Of
Cosiiveness paints kinds spyits
Dyspepsia Headaches stones Gravel Plies
*atSod the Manufactures of Professor HOLLOWAY,
SO Naiden Lane. New York 24 Strand, London, by
all tctahe Druggists nud Dealers Of Medicine through
the United States, AID The civilized world in boxes,
. cents, e.! cents, and 81 each.
eThere is 4 considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
n objections ror The guidance Of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each box. jc5
+CAUTION!-N0ue genuine unless the wods
"HgliocGg, Nesg Yosk and Load9U," discenibe
marx in every Of book ot directions around
pot boz; the may be plainly by h0dig
tie leaf fEe ght. handsome reward will be given
to any one rendering such information may lead 10
the OF any party parties councreiiing the
medicines vending the same, knowing them TO be spu-
rinI
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Registers Notice,

TNIIE following accounts have been exam
l. ined and passed by me, and remain fled
of record in this ofikf for inspection of Heirs,
Legatees, Creditors, and all others in anv
way interested, and will be presented to the
next Orphans Court Of the county of bTifiin.
to be held Mt the Court House in Lewis
town, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of April.
1857, for allowance and confirmation:
|. The account of Eliza McIlvaine, Am'x.
of Miller \. Mcilvaine, late Of Derry town
ship, deed
,. The account of Samuel Drake, Admir-
of the estate Of Isabella Johnston, late of
Wayne township, decd.
,. The account of Samuel Drake Ex'r Of
the last will, &c. of Elizabeth Drake. late of
the borough Of Newton Hamilton deed.
/. The account of Joseph Gruver admir- of
the estate of John Gibbs late of Granville
township decd.
5. The account of Geo. W Stewart, ESQ.
admir- Of the estate Gf Charles HeisIer, late Of
the borough Of Lewistown, decd
6. The account of John Allen, Ex'r Of tin
will of Catharine Dunmire, late Of Oliver
township, decd.
7. The account of John Stonerqad and
Ephram Banks, Ex'rs Of the will Of Lewis
Stoneroad, decd.
s. The final account Of Wm. J. McCov and
Samuel 1oder, Adm'rs Of the estate of Chris
tian Moist, late of Bratton township. decd,
9. The account of James G. Mccoy. sur.
viving Ex'r of the last WILL &c of IIneh
Johnston, late of the borough of McVeytown.
decd.
10. The Guardianship account of Casper
Dull, Guardian of Sarah Alexander, minor
child Of Disaix Alexander, decd.
IL. The Guardianship account Of James
i n
nor child of Henry Bruner, deed.
II. The Guardianship account Of John
Allen, former Guardian of the minor children
of Joseph a. Bell, Of Union township.
l3. The account Of Joseph iIafiiy, ESQ.
Admir- of the estate Of Robert A. Gibboney,
late of Union township, deed
H. The Guardianship account of Jacob
Mohler, Guardian of Isaac Price, minor child
of Isaac Price, deed.
Is The Guardianship account of William
r. Morrison, Guardian of Catharine Beard.
(late Catharine Latheror, one Of the minor
children of VIM. Latherow, late of Wayne
township, decd.
l6. The Guardianship account Of James
Beatty, Guardian of Henry Clay Bruner, mi
nor child of Henry Bruner, decd
Il. The account of Christian Hoover. ESQ.
Admir- OF the estate of Robert Melov. decd
Is. The account of Isaac Plank and Mich
olas Ioder, Ex'rs of the last will, SC. of Ja-
cob Yoder, late of Brown township, decd.
49, The account Of Yost King, one Of the
Ex'rs of John Ioder, late of Menno town
ship, decd.
20. The final account of Christian Hoover,
Esq, Adm, r of the estate of Joseph Gochen-
aur, late of Granville township, decd.
2l. The account Of William Mitchell. Guar
dian of the minor children of William and
Amelia Arbuckle.
% The account of Joseph S. Waream,
Admir- Of the estate of James Waream, late
! of the borough of Lewistown, decd.
JAMES MCDOWELL, Register
Registers Office, Lewistown,
March II, 1857.
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At a special meeting Of the Phrcnokosmian
Society If Le,si,town, held on Tuesday even
ing, March 2Ith. 1857. committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive Of their
regret on the death Of their esteemed fellow
member, DAVID w STEWART, whercupon the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by the committee:
WHEREAS, II has pleased an all-wise and
kind Providence tJ.rcmuye from amongst US.
in his youthful days. by death, our esteemed
young friend and fellow, member, DAVID w.
STEWART therefore
ReS1iced, That while we bow in humble
submission to the will Of our Maker, and
know that "lIe doeth all things we'll" yet we
sincerely deplore the loss Of the deceased,
who, by his kind and gentle disposition, and
many other excellent qualities Of heart and
head, had deeply jmbcddel himself within
our united affections ana won the admiration
and esteem OF all who know HIM
Resolred, That we tender to the family Of
the deceased-bereft Of one Of its most pre-
cious 0rnaments-our deepest sympathy, in
this the hour Of their trial and afIIiction
Reso'red, That copy of the above lie sent
to the family Of the deceased, and that the
editors Of the different papers in the county
be requested to publish the same.
JOS. II. RO0K,
WM. \. FRYSINGER, Committee.
/. r. ALEXANDER,
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lDISS OILr1EnONo

FzNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Samuel Watts and Samuel Haffly,
in the dry goods, grocery, queensware and
hardware business, at Belleville, Mifflin coun-
ty, was dissolved on the 2Sth of February,
1857, by mutual consent The books are left
in the hands of SAMUEL HAFFLY, who is
alone authorized to make settlement Of the
same. Those knowing themselves indebted
are hereby notified to call and make settle
ment of their accounts, as the firm is desirous
of closing up their business as soon as posi-
lie SAMUEL YATES,
SAMUEL HAFFLY.
iBelleyille, February 28, 1857.
The business win be continued by Samuel
liatti Y, at the old stand, who, while returning
thanks to the public for their liberal patron
age to the firm, respectfully solicits con-
tinuance of the same.
BelleVille, March u, 1857 .3t*
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Died.

On the 25th inst. in this place, DAVID W,
eldest son of George W. and Corinna j. Stew
art, aged 10 years, months and lG days.
On the oath inst, in this place, LAW
RENEE CRENER, son of James and Lydia
Mcdowell, aged = years, , months and l6
days.
On the 18th inst, in NIifiintown, Col SAM
UEL Z. IIENCII, aged 30 years, months
and | day.
In Huntington, on the 22d inst, JOHN
McCAllAN, aged about so years.
On the Goth March, in Fsrguson's Valley,
CIlRISTIANA SNYDER. relict Of Henry
Snyder, aged 13 years, 10 months and 10
days. The death IF this estimable lady will
be deeply felt in the neighburhond where she
resided, both by relatives and others With
her neither time nor trouble winters SHOWS
nor summers heat. day nor night, ever pre-
vented her from visiting those in afiiicIi0n and
ministering 10 their wants, and thus in the
course Of her long life she was ultimately
almost the first one thought Of for miles
around in case of sickness by both rich and
poor. Her days on earth however wers num-
bered, and >he now sleeps in the silent grave
bur long rs deep feeling and genuine be-
neHO|cncc will he Looked upon as Christian
virtues, she will be remembered with graft
tudc and emotion.