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re of Jackson, an(
con and Farrier.
treat the following Dis
urrnin, weak or inhamed
! kinds, disease of the
p, colds, cough, general
ion, together with ring
bavin, wind gals and ca
evil, lameness in shoul-
und aud founder, with
BUS TO mention.
ent for strains aud rheu
ent for sores, a lotion for
dy for fever and sgue, that
history of mediciue.
gsite tn new burial ground, A.,
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G. HOOP, j,
Assignee Of and Successor to
p. HOOP g. Co..1
Having permanently located in Stern
bergcr,s Block,
COR OF MAIN AND PORTSMOUTH
SITS, aud fitted up their room in a tasty and an
propriate manner, are prepared to exhibit sam
pies of their Stoves and other Castings, to their
numerous friends, and all who may favor them
with a call.
Wewoud say to the public, before cnumer-
atlng any of oar articles, in respect to our
Foundry and Machine Shop,
We are constantly making extensive aud val
liable additions to our stock and materials, thus
giving us facilities for carrying on the Foundry
Business, in all its departments, unsurpassed
in the State and can offer inducements either
to the wholesale or retail trade, which will rem
der it greatly to their advantage to purchase Of
US. Our castings are moulded by experienced
workmen, some of them from the most extensive
Foundrys in the Union. We can therefore rs.
sure the public that ALL our wares, for neat.
ness durability, and taste, can be relied uuon
The following are SOME Of the articles which
may be found at our Foundry at all times, Or
made to orGer, at short notice:
Stoves, (coal or wood } latest styles.
Iron Fence, for Yards or Cemeteries.
Pittsburgh Plowsand Points, 8 sizes.
Hollow-ware, of all descriptions.
Wagon. boxes, any size.
Crates, portable and sratn'y.
Fronts, elegant styles.
Door and Window Sills.
Window Caps.
> Machinery, to ord'r
&c, &c, &c.
We respectfully refer the attention of the pub.
lie 10 our new and beautiful Stove,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22

DEPARTMENT
Hon Floyd Secretary OF War; r. Dnkad chief clerk
clerks messengers and four watchmen
GLOWING bureaus attached to this department
Commanding Generals 0ocThs Office at the head OF which
Lieutenant General Scott, ut New York; -
Ajutan OFceCo Samuel Cooper Adjutant General
AssistautsBrevet Major Townsend Capt Williams
and Brevc Capt r. Gnrechc Judge Advocate
Lee nine clerks and In this Office kept all
tho records which refer the Of the rolls
1t is here where all military commissions made out
Qayermoser Generals Office Major General T. Jesup
q0nrtermaster Thomas
Miller and Bcve Major
Paymasr Generals 0ToeCo Iarned, paymasef general
MAJOR isse district paymaser; eight clerks and
oommisry Generals OFGen George Gibson,
cal asstao' captain ~ d. Simpson six clerks and
Sueo Generals o1ioeGen. Thomas lawson surgeon general
assistance Dr. r. 9 Wood and Dr. g. Wood; three clerks
OoGenera Joseph engineer; assistant,
Captain II g. Wright; Eve clerks and messenger. -
npapAool Bmsopcol. j. J. Albert colonel oorps
sistsa Captain Woodruff four clerks aud
Bop~CoI II r. Craig ordnance; assstsn
Capt. Vim. May nader eight clerks and one messenger
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Bids will he for the purchase Of the lands gross
parcels above described the
self the right reject either both deemed
this 48li, ..tt ~ $500
bids will be received until IL O'clock OF I'll, 3lst day OF May
which hour IN then before department viii be opened
Proposals should be sealed aud endscd "posas for the pu
chase OF the Island Of Rock Island.7 st fa ta F.8
Payment cash the Assistant Treasurer
the Treasurer Washington within fifteen ecccp
the receipts depart
meut IN OF failure make the within the time pcc
ncd the award shall be declared null and void.
2 M JOHN b FLOYD
. Mar 2s--1awd l Secretary OF
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Land, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Soar CITY. Rua,
Enter lands with land time and loan n
~ western rates pay taxes and furr'-h shsact 70 'es
Sep 2s-d&swiy fa at 3saA sssaaas
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

" WILMINGTON, Marth 70, Tkhs.
ON THE PETITION m Isaac Remington.
ing for the extension granted him the
1874 Improvement machines making barrels for
from the patent which place
the lat day of July 1853
ordered that the said petition
Monday, O'Clock all persons
are notified TO and show they have why Said
titon ought not W be granted aa t h
opposing required Patent
0oe their objections specially get forth writing
be used at tho SAID hearing be taken and
with the rules Of the Office which win DO furnished aprhs
= 4. lI.ftasl ICY.
Tho testimony in the viii BIO closed the May
depotons and other relied
in the Office before the morning Of that day tho arguments
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that this Published
ton c. aud Post Boston Massachusetts,
cce weeks previous 70 The ith Of june bearing
f e. HOLT
Mar 21-3twsa Commissioner q Patents
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECroRY.

Alphabetical Last Of Senator's aud Representatives., u,
their residences IN Washington, prepared by the Post
master Of The House Of Representatives. .sji 80
The ssteSk 9 desgnstcs those whose wives accompany
them; the section 80 those who have single lady
with them; two sections (SS more than one lady an
asterisk and section (es) wife and single lady
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DRITIsH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

il British Navy LIST FOR 1858 ~
The Queens Regulations and Orders for the Army
July, 1857
Tor Naval Cadets by Capt Boyd oye, navy london
Il
Fire arms by Lieut. slnons BENGAL artillery London
Gossein; Ia poulrc Metz. 1857
On SIGNALLING at Sea; pamphlet, london. 1858
Facts and Memoranda Mining and Meaurgy vol London
y
M"rior On Coal Mining vol London tHUH
Hardwicks Photographic Chemistry. london. 1857.
vegas bgsr'hms Froms's Tgcnop~srcsl Surveying Nichols
ycopda Of the Physical scisnces Itardcts seanansbp
Main and Brown the engine; Adoocks fngi
ors' Pccketbock for 1859
Fob ~ rpANrK TAyfOR
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rT,HE BRITISH EXpEDTTION To THE CRIAfEA

fTNHE BRITISH EXPEDITION TO THE CRIAfEA.
Il BY VIM H. Russell IL D. the Tines Special Correspond
revised edition
Illustrated with plrns wood EnThs edition Price 81 so
Dictionary II Trade Products manufacturing, and
technical crmswh definition OF the weights and
nrc Of all countries by r. T. sammonds r. O. s. Price 81 10
The Divorced. ny Lady Charlotte Bury rrice Is ccnts.
Just published, and for sale AZ t M
atIi Ill NHitfIff. naf sG TAYLOR n MAURyS III
~ b--d8t tGiobe&stass 3a4 Penn.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

wv WARRINGTON, March 70, 1913.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this department until tho
3lst purchase
legal subdivision Of the unsd land the land Of Rock Island
Illinois, heretofore military purposes
descriptions the unsod which
divided BY the and for which proposals invited
follows,
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q all lands and other property assigned 70 the United
Pos 0nee D7aH and has power 70 sell and dispose OF
the for the benefit Of the United States.
Lte Ro Bopd-on Howell Cobb Secretary Of the Treasury
e5o president; W. shubk navy, chair
Gen Tosn United States army Capt A. A. Humphreys,
Prof Joseph Henry OF Smithsonian Institution csp
s's una states navy o0%%anas Fnorn9n A ysn
clerks This board directs the build
ing and ,sans Of s, houses Duoys and esAc0Ds
U~sd stas sarusy Baohs IL D.,
Capt Smith typographical engineers ssslsian charge
the Coast Survey once. 'd 'f.a ff4 ait
A. W. Russell chief clerk. .gA
z b Snow, In charge OF archives
Professor O. rendson United States oompatsr of onsi
..;.a; as ssss 70 charge q Ss-pSss division
Lieut. ndbs Unted States army, Ia charge Of drawing a.
Lieut. sar.on United states army charge engraving dvi
s sssss s NslP sl. ssaa5s sssn'
Joseph snon superintendent weights
psRAnrsnu
Hon Brown The direction and
may
tho more and prepared for his nai action
charge Of the First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract
Once, In and
the Inspection Once, in charge Of the chief clerk
s"s EIs First Il
which establishment post
and route and local a. the giving Of instructions to
masters Pmassrs furnished with marking and rating
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
os sud sunonery ior e use Oh me ana WIN
IN piAb ~ TINS pwoau 10 Wise hsSnea tne su
the ocean mall steamship INES and OF the Foreign and In
'sinaaonni pos'a' arrangements t
Contract oGcewiam Dundas esq Assistant Pomas
ter Gene and twenty clerks TO this Office assigned the bust
arranging the mail the United States placing the
respecting ne q trips mode Of times a.
the different country points
the regulations
United states the for mail proposals.
gs ana ne ana execution o. .ne contracts All appha
~ he OF " man anu tne
appom.hen, Of man mesaengcrs should DC sen. 70 @ once All
cnnra., as No y, s,n @ pp =, ne VA ,bn
the Contract oce as necessary authority for the proper credits
From this postmasers at tho ends Of
the
routes reports Auditor
cud orders affecting for mail pre-
lettings giving statement each bid also the contracts
service originated curtaments ordered the
| additional allow ances granted within the year H r
., on -, $50, II =, !, $500. - Y. = j
era and twenty one clerks To his ONCE are assigned the sner
Of the
by law uop tho Auditor embracing with tho
DRAFT Offices and other aeposaes
OF reported Auditor
offices orders depose their quarterly bal
ances at designated points and the Of the rendition
y " 'ne returns VI poaecs; ~ nss cnar 80
tne once o. e issuing stamps ana stamped
neccd Herewith "
To tho Third all postmasters
direct their quarterly returns postage those at draft Offices their
reporting quarterly ne net proceeds o. the Ounces ana hose
oures ueir eertcas Oh uePoste 70 MN should no
as wen as al ana receipts Tor postage stamps
anu s'h"p"o enNe"Tcs, huior ueaa is''crs. t"
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TINTED STATES MAIL, FLORIDA.


fusr DxrlN1Mxy
Marcel. 80 sS
PRoPos for carrying The malls OF the Unicd States from
July 1885 a0 1852 Inclusive the following
tho State Florida and In The time bsrein specified will DO
office Of this until ef ast
next, be decided on the following da,
1882 From Jacksonville 10 Baldwin, 20 miles and back sx
i, week.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except sunday, at Ga m;
Arrive at Baldwin by IL
daily sunday, Al IL
railroad from fernlntina
at Jacksonville in hours--say by
6ss5 Prom Baldwin HberS Newburgh, Alligator Little hver
Helena Spring Grove. Columbus, Madison Sandy Ford
Monticello, TO Walkers Nl l4o miles and back, six
leave Baldwin daily except Sunday at IL
railroad train from Fenandina;
Arrive at Walkers Mil in ss hours--say by (alowns
hour change the mails AnigNtor.)
Leave Walkers Mil daily, except sunday,
val OF railroad from Tallahassee;
Baldwin in 40 bours-say by IL (alowing
hours rest at Allgator)
forms Of proposal guaranty and ccrdrAtc also Instructors
requirements the
mont Of January ~ 1885 in pamphlet form any q the pindEs
post Offices AAhoN W btSOWN, .
Mar 3i--Iaw4w Postmaster General
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" HERE is MARTHA BkON UEh I'll was or.
wv dcrod the Judge court for the county Of f
widdc Virginia. March term, 1885 advertise Nah
Browder and shs be dead for her representatives she M
county Drwdd thirty and Keouey
supposed which has b,
heard from She entitled &3la u.s. With aeet
3lst Of December lssS from OF the late Mars
o~t county nnadie, Virgins II she sha
heard from by sail court be held month
OF September ls that month"; tho s
money be distributed her hsirs as
dsuibuiees ALEXANDER DOpAlAX
pgrxsBrRG, va Apri 7, 1883 SPECIAL comuissserer
t,riIif y4Vv
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no. 603l
NOTICE OF The REMOVAL OF THE SURVEYOR GEN
ERALS OFFICE FROM LEC0NPT0N, KANSAS TER.
RIT0AY, TO NEBRASKA CITY, IN NEBRASKA TER
RIIQRY

TN accordance with the provisions Of the 10th sec.
ton Of the act q Congress approved July ~ 1854 entitled An
Offices N~ Kansas
Nebraska hereby declared asdo ,hs
once general Of and Nebraska ~
luoy cd nom NuaAr,
TERRITORY, a. early period az practicable
the precise une VIII be issued By n.
surveyor general for said TVrfilories.
civsn nnder m, al Tho c Washington, ,AH vsnA Oar
Of April A. d. 1855
BY order Of tbs rfcsident M . .tEF
THos A HfSDRIC Ks
Commissioner OF tbs General Land ono.
Ap I5-isw6w Int. 4 Start
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THIS large boarding and day school for youulfs
Il sdes, long and fsvorably conducted by NV
s English, under phn
assisted By corps Of md experienced teachers
department. ~ learning N
Members ofCongrcs otors whose duties Wss
ton may place their daughters wards here under their own
VISION have been graduates
seminary representing nearly every he
For particulars address NJ HAIE0yER
Principal d the Georgetown Female seminary =
Sep 12-eoH seorgctowpp ].
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MI u. BRADY respectfully announces ual
ltls Inns established gallery n Photographic Art in va
ton Ito "a prepared 70 Tho Imperial VI
graph hitherto mae only al establishment
variety OF unique and Photographic specimens are pr
w his eocctpn, together with portraits many Of the p'
ungdishcd citizens Of The United States !.
MI BRADY brings 30 is WASHINGTON fe results
years esprince IN koroo and America. choicest
u '- AT during That period He feels the res
ms command and The artistic quality his VIII conm
gallery 20 the attention NJ hc Washington public .,s
". IA BRADY, asa Pcnns yvAnis svsnns over sweeny h
house, Pant, uS.'s banking house. IN
Jan U-eod2mo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22
SHERIFF SALE.

nI vilue of a certain writ of l'o1- Erpoac-
ID suing out of the Court Of C0mmpu Pisii
CearGeid Count y, md to me directed, tteT'
he exposed to pnhic sale Mt the Court Hods
the Borough Of Clearfeld on Thursday th' .
day of Sept mber' 1858, the following des'r
property viz A certain tract Ct land, sliui
il Furguson township, beginning Mt beech
ncr, thence by lands Of T. b. Davis N. 40 WI
per. to a post thence by lands of John Feg.
5, 60 W. IS per. to post, thence by lands =
Bloom S, 2l +. % pcr.to hickory, thence
lands of Matthias Slough S. 80 L. lls per.
IrouWood, thence n. so f. - per. to paH
beginning, containing one hundred acres
about forty acres cleared and log house
barn and blacksmith shop thereon erected
a certain other tract Of land, beginning aial
gar, thence by lands Of NJ Bloom $. 20 !
per. to beech, thence by lands Of } Ohm Il
son n. 2l W. 100 per. TO d beech, then ce BY
Of VIM. p. MCloy n. 60 W. 10 per. to %
thence S. 80 W. Y per. to place Of begrn
containing sixteen and one halt acres; ihg
ing the same premises conveyed by 7. y
a. per deed recorded IN Deed Book VI, pa 81
10 Andrew Davis. Taken in Execution =
be sold a. the property of Andrew Davis
!. II. REED, SF
Sept lith. 1855, O..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22


This distinguished gentleman and stcr-
ling democratic congressman, who has
been renomimated by tho Democracy Of
this congressional district to represent
them a second term in the National House
Of Representatives, paid our county brief
visit few days ago. The Judge looks
hale and vigorous, and is in fine spirits in
regard to the prospects Of his reelection,
which may be regarded as fixed fact ii
the democracy turn out on election day,
as they have done on former occasions,
which they unquostionably will.
The opposition nominee for Congress,
Mr.. Hall, left here the same day Judge
Gillis arrived, and the people of this place
had a fine opportunity Of contrasting the
appearance of the rival candidates; and
we have no hesitation in saying that the
comparison was altogether in favor Of the
democratic nominee.
But we do not speak of this as being a
matter ofimportance in the selection of a
Congressman although it cannot be de-
MED that there is something in looks and
still more in manners. But Judge GILL;,
has sterling qualities both of head and
heart, which cminently fit him for the
place he now fills with so much solid abil
Iity. Besides he las in the experience ot
long life, spent in the most active ano
stir ring scenes, beginning with the war o.
|lSl2 and coming down to the present
/ time acquired a knowledge Of our coun
TRY, its character and its resources, and Z
familiarity with the principles and opera
ations Of our government, surpassed b!
very few men now in public lite He wa
one Of the braycst and most enterprisn;
of the early pioneers of his own wild ca
district. -" and is rs familiar with its pcculi
aritics. and as Jealous Of it's honor as if h,
had been its guardian spirit for the las
fifty yeais. And woe be TO the pol-in7ja.
who dare5 to suecf IN his presence at 1t
peculiar productions, its worthy but rug
ged population or its unassumihg Repre-
sentative; for the Judge although Il maj
of few woi ds, whcnhc speaks, his lauguag
is always to the purpose" "rer-ciscly,' a
Gcn. Ogle use to say. And his rcbuk
never fails TO be as effective as it is uneX
pectcd. In person Judge GIIIs is nobl
aud commanding, in manner pleasing an
transformations, and in disposition warn
hearted and generous; and few men hav
: warmer friends than he. We predict fC
him a triumphant reelection in octobC
. next
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22

mhlala naml,f ofiue I'D lws %
I.Iur. Wu Hnd o. lUiU nom WDhud
nUor incob io William tutt lunm w
bil,o lo tbp lalo controversy helWrw Nv
Jones md iho llnlm runrofniha tht '.h
imcnls entertained uy Mr benlom ni llic
rluso OF Die lilc, TOWARDS lfcsidcnl hurhon
nn hni the policy ot hi administrator.
Our toudca one aware That the Blmr
sought to crvaiu,lhc impression that Mr
Bcnton on his dchih.bod, expressed Ibis
disnpurubption of Mr. Buchnuans policy
rs,crmlly ir regard to Kansas Affairs.
This Mr. Jones denied. and from this de-
uial origin tied correspondence between
the parties. which b. far from being credit
.allc IN either of the Blnirs; while il hcus
especially against the character oi Mr.
BLAIR, Jr, and was probably one cause ol
the large maiomt5 OF votes cast agaihs.
| him Ia the recent election IN Missouri
! Mr.. Jacob supports oyciy statement nnue
/ by Mr. Jones, and otcoursc contmdctS inc
assertions and insinuatious of the BlaiiS'
I Mrs. Jacob was the only person present ai
! the lnft interview between Messrs. Benton
and Buchanan, which took place short
time before the death Of the former and,
after stating that the interview was desir
ed Mr.. Benton, She cthus describes what cc
'cuucd;
ale took the Presidents hand in his
aud said in clear tones, buchanan, we arc
friends: we haze differed on many points,
as YOU well know but ! always trusted II
> your integrity of purpose. ! supporie'
YOU in preference to Fremont, because nc
headed sectional party whose success
would have been the sigual for diSunlon
have known you long, and knew yol
would honestly cndcayor to do right
have that faith in you now, but you mus
look to Iighcr Power to support aan'
guide you. Wcwill soon meet in anothlc
world am going now, you will soon iol
{ low. My peace with God is made, IN,
earthly affairs arranged but | could no
90 without seeing you, and thanking yoi
for your interest in my child, - Muci
mere was said that is too sacred to repeat
, COL Benton was much exhausted, an'
r Mr.. Buchanan frequently urged hm L
spare himself Mr. buchanan remarked
to members of the family that nothing ha'
ever given him greater pleasure. "hci
, Mrs Jacob returned to her fathers room
g., he called her to him and said, "my clnid
Won are a ,ritacsS Of what has passed TIN
evening: think of it and rcmoobcr it.
> am glad Buchanan came all Is peac
, with me and can rest.
Mrs. jacob and Mrs. Jones are daughI
ers of Mr. Benton and Il. Mr.. Jacob is ne
Il politician, but plain, wellIo.do Ken
| tuckv farmer, who lives near Clifton, j
that State, it is hardly probable, that eitl
ther himself or his wife could be induce
to make or sanction any misrepresent'
tions in this matter: and that their ey
= dcnce, therefore, will decide the disput
, in the public mind, against the Blair
{ and convince every reasonable person, tn
, they have shamelessly attempted to pc
petrate falsehood, respecting the la
saving of dying statesman OF renown'
5 order to make political capital for tn er
% selves.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22
8AURlONo

ALI. persons are hereby cautioned
against meddling with the following pro
perty now in the possession of Isaac TART
man, viz one COW, six sheep, two hogs,
nine pigs, one lot Of hay in the NOV, one
third of seven acres of buckwheat, and
half an acre Of turnips in the ground, one
half raft Of timber in thewoods, onestoye.
one settee, two beds and the balance of
the household furniture, as the same has
been purchased 10y me, and is left with
him on loan only, subject TO my order.
:. r. LOBAUGH.
Auu oG '5S TT pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-22
CLOVER EHUH.LFIRS!

II he SaJ5rJyH Take This lfethod Of In
y torD,Hy he FARHERSqt C2cor6cH Co'y
that they manufacture, at their Shop in
IANJ8IMg gUGnGEsU U0oP q.
the celebrated Hunsecker improved premium
G9rer Hviicrs These Hrilcrs can be attached
to any power, for either Two or -Four Horses or
Water Power in Mills. They are Warranted to
to work well and with good seed will clean from
twenty-five to thirty bushels per day. ANY per
son wishing to see one in operation, will please
call with Mr.. Wn. A. Beed, Farm er, three miles
east of Curwensyie, who purchased and one in
use last season. Machines will be delivered to
Curwonsvilc if desired. + or furt hor particular.
inquire of Wm. A. Reed, Clearfcld =. o. or the
subscribers Orders promptly attended to.
5. & 5. IIAUPT.
Millheim, Centre CO. Pa. Sept End, 1858. 2m