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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-07

ID AISTNS.--l5u boxes and half boxes prime
IL new, received and for sale Iow hy
IecG OLIVER PRYOR.
TURRANTS.--5hb ls prime now, received and
~ for sale by [dcc6l OLIVER PRYOR
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u
ON THE PETITION of George W. Thayerj Springfield, Mass
praying of to him the 22d April
1913, Improvement wooden bridges
t expiration said patent which takes place the 22d day OF
April, 1859
IL ordered thai the said petition be heard the Patent 0cc
April IL o'clock all persons
noh appear and show cause III have why said petit
toa ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file in tho Patent
Office their Objections specially forth writing least twenty
before bearing ali testimony filed either party
be the said hearing must be taken transmitted in accord
With the rules Of the olce which viii be furnished appica
& 4
The testimony the viii be closed the 2I of March, depo-
son other papers relied testimony be filed In the
Office before the morning of that day the
within days thereafter
Ordered that this notice be published the Union Washing
D. c. and Post B,ston Mass three weckthe
first publication least days before the 4h Of April
the day of hearing JOS HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p Sors of the above papers viii please copy and thor
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u Wash Daeen .

Perpont Seymour Of bloomfield NJ Y,
praying patent granted him the 9Th
of May 1895 Sewing Machines for
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place the 9TH
May 1852
that the said petition be heard at the Office
Monday the 18th April IL O'Clock NJ all
notified to and show cause they have why said
ought granted.
opposing required ale in the Patent or
flee their objections specially forth writing least twenty days
the hearing all testimony filed by either be
hearing transmitted
the which will be furnished application
Tie testimony ia the viii be closed the 18th OF April depo
son papers relied testimony be ied the
Office before the morning that day the arguments If
within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Unon Washing
Daily News New York, NJ ", week for three
successive previous the 18th day April the day of
hearing. JOS HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
p SEloe above papers please copy their
bills TO the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Dec 22--law3w
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PROSPECTUS
publishing Monthly Periodical Ia Washington, ID. G.
I'D called
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS ann POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
By l.. ID. Jonssos

yTvHE National Recorder viii contain sixteen
IL quarso with double for dollar
1t VIII be manly devoted 10 the following objects:
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tive executive departments of the general relating 10
In The esye VIII embrace the spirit Of al thai
subject including the service OF chap
the House Senate with brief sketches Of the that
executive department
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departments Washington, correspondence with capans
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paosh under the bead Of each state and Territory all That relates 70
se general interests Of religion This viii embrace the number Of all
officially recognised elorgymen employed pastors otherwise the
number added annually crch distinct church organization We
shall eser such plan Of correspondence viii enable Us TO
reach this information with more than accuracy together
with other facts Statistics relating religious matters which
the schedules United States
The hut object VIII be 10 notice all that new and interesting
literature and science emitting bestow special attention
msots made known at the Smithsonian ns.uon also al the Coast
Survey 0nicc National Observatory OF the cienhc
at the Patent ouce We shah furnish notices Of literary conventions
and Of periodicals
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proposed this work lies their accomplishment
feet this shall need the kindly cooperation of three classes Of
tons science and learning in the United sacr each Oh whom
NC have distinct proposition
but as 1t Will contain other things, Important memorial TO
Congress- which should arst be placed the hands Of every clergy
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Insertion, and send he containing propose
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1ELEGRapH OFFICES.

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No. 627.l
Notice of the discontinuance of the "PlatteD
aud "CharitOn" Districts, the Offices for which
are at Plattsburg and Milan, Nj .ss0uri, and
the suspension Of entries of land therein.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance Of
law in view of tho fact that the unsod lnnds
tfane and Chdtn Districts in Missouri reduced below
each district the
districts
heretofore subject sale and the offices
Immediately WITHDRAWN and made again subject
said state from and after the
ror which applications will be received the
continued Offices permed in
ing pre- emrtion claims,
persons entitled either of
requested call the
that they will bp
vile delivery. elueycd free II charge
Given under hand the Of Washington this twenty
day OF December, A. D. 1858.
TT0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General
23-Iaw6w &ftar1
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PRosPEUrrs
7 HE CEN soR,

ssDf susr AND FEAR Norn

YTSO APPROACH that most august tribunal The
l. Public, before which the most ksngB pride
deep concern But when the purpose one Of remc
STRANGE aud the motive deep earnesne the very
country there are among men more or less CON
neeted with its politics class
nsinceies Of action and expression partisan INDUCED
tempted to employ emf Who support
sound principles government by dislike Of the prevailing
and who aprhend characterization po
noca and private virtue 1t for snoh that this publo
TIE duty, high authorizes most
this character needed the public has probably little doubt
pss than e an ss 'a az a
mine acknowledged with that political magazine Of
novelty in what called politics But perceived what
~ " DC singular The following held general
almost ~ yg ,t a s ,n s pG h anh M
acquicsccnrc that oice paramount
day that there In tho public mind complication
cdged deprsry have by press
their political that the country abounds with wise and vt
GUS men whose obscury public loss who would beaed by the
people to their service there
ing them that every attempt organized
reform parties has failed and must oonnac fail through the
causes that produce the evil" &c
advocacy, yet unod With an artess and rcso
lutte candor which hoped will altogether dssappont conf
The the people only Public opinion
them moasuaby politics The evils above il unchecked viii
surely extend this indulg until
sentiment will Institutions political
these evils chiefly principles morality
tenatcsy practical political questions
these likewise ignored questions Of morals The object will
be demonstrate by every
question that sound politics morality
popular governments political moral obligation
paraon morals politics corrupt
and Bubrert public order that those who public
ground for reward should be persons who
price their virtues who hold the proper
Of duty that believed 10 be seeking office should be eaousy
excluded therclrom that politicians should be excused
motives That they cannot Justify in public confession that pou
car secrets and condolences the people that the
political press has the power Of reforming the foregoing evils that
editors generally candid and just matters fact
opinion that Is their general practice make politics
but they continue they justly cargeable with the
deterioration OF public morals.
These will supported reasoning solely upon
facts and principles
without personal dparagcment special
nation, appropriate examples each
illustrative OF prevalent and then applying
Instances With severe simplicity the plain rules of justice
mon
Our political faith incopo
rated by the democrats party platforms which
principles shall command support shall
as the progress of mankind may develop.
ed 10 issue the FIRST ensuing
day. Pamphlet form Three dollars Newspapers through
out the country expected exchange aud
lish this announcement Address
j. NJ BINCKLEY,
NOV 23--du@ Washington y. c.
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Collectors Office,
Nov 23-dtfs

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
not paid their Taxes for the and all who
for ncludng expa
zion OF sixty days from this date all property which
description unpaid will be advertised
taxes, as the law enjons.
Those who wish
tho advertisement and sale requested to
JAS 7. HALLIDAY,
Nov 21--1awtJan19 Collector.
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I " 7 =
ON THE PETITION Of Joseph Francis of New York.
him
"metai boats,n
expiration OF said patent which takes place the Goth
March, 1862
ordered that the said petition be heard the
Monday IL O'Clock,
notified appear and show they have why petition
ought not to be granted.
opposing required Patent
their objections, specially forth writing twenty
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed
be the said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of tho Office which win be furuhed appoa
testimony the will be closed
dcposions, and other relied
fled the office before the morning that
mens IL any, within days thereafter.
ordered, this notice be published the
O. aud Daily News ~ ", week
publication 10 be at least before
ncxt the day OF hearing. JOS. HOLT
Commissioner
SEdors OF the above papers will please
bills to the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Ian a.
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Orphans Court. Dec. III, 1855.

District Of Columbia, Washington County % ,ci
r N the case of James +. Scott administrator of
Il William b. Scott deceased, the administrator aforesaid
with the appreciation the Orphans
aforesaid Tuesday, the 18th
the settlement aud distribution Of personal
cqased OF the assets in hand far
and turned money when and where all
said deceased notified attend Orphans
Washington af,rcsadD with their
they otherwise BY law be excluded from all said
dcccaseds provided published
week FOR three weeks tho National Integncr previous
said 4th day of january next
Teti ED " ROACH,
Register wills
True COPY.
Test ED n ROACH
Dec. ii, 1858. Register Wills
Dec Is-Iew3w
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ENRANKLlN PHILIP ~vcspcctfuly invites atten-
IL ton 10 his magnificent hooks rcsus II
recent imroaions and selections the
Tho stock win be found standard and
other works In plain and ornamental bindings many
superby Illustrated and especially ,hc APP
pronchng Festive seqsgn FRANKLIN Philips
bookstore, a22 Penn. avenue
NOV II bcsween 9th and 10Th streets
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Proposals Tor improved patented stamps cylinders for the
months and days with points the envelope other
improvements, viii be considered
The right TO change alter the
either class equitable terms reserved
proposals VIII be received for furnishing e uolc OF the above
named circular stamps, or for each aass separately,
stamps viii be ordered FOR The derep Glasses erceaby
10 the rules now IN force according ID such
OF he department as may hereafter DC Aed in relation thereto.
tle number OF circular sar Required
at 800 for the hrst class 800 second class the
thd class ana j for Tie fourth class The rating stamps
t'g.hfeo .ar tho somo period Is estimated at 500
aiodels OF the stamps accompany the proposals.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals. evidence OF his ab
ty 10 comply with his bid.
Sufficient surees will be required 20 Contract and the
must be delivered ahe st Oce Department the OF the
esa be endorsed outside envelope with
Proposals for Post Oee Marking Stamps addressed 10 the
First Assistant Postmaster General Washington city, d. g.
AARON V. BROWN,
Dec 16--1aw1w Postmaster General.
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CIEGE pE sEBAsroPoLi journal des operatior

g. lEGE DE SEBASTOPOL; Journal des Operations
~ do Genie par ie General Mel VOL with large folio atlas.
PARTS, 1858
tvul. Paris, 1893
dc Justice Mare larmeo de
tro de a Afarne,) vol. Paris, 1853.
Tripisr do Justice Mltac pour larmee
Paris, 1858
Foucor DO Justice MIarc pour armtc Paris,
1855.
Dccret sur ie Service Bmens Fiotc Paris
1873
neCret lc servlcc Incrcur de Ia Fote Paris 1858.
crct Organisation du Personnel dc Ia Foiie vol Paris,
Gcosrb Physique De Ia nor par saury leu, 3 navy
Vol. ~ atlas. Paris 1853.
Rhy i-s Colonies Franenlss 1858 lvol. Paris 1858
LpG fRANcK TAYLOR
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The Organization Of the executive departments
of the Government or the United States


The whole machinery employed % cds tbe arising out
q our Dssn relations with all the pow els o. TIC Nofa = ss
Dspapf & q 10 Tinted states only soventsea ioos.
susie Dion pps6S eds tsf 93fs twelve clerks
lAtor, and one librarian.
Diplomatic 8rancAThs branch Of the state Depaftsnens as
charge Of ali correspondence the department aud other d.
pomae agents OF the United States abroad and those oren
sent from the department. commissioners
der treaties q eoandar 30 copied su recorded and
being hist entered in analytic table Of index.
c0ar Bsae TBS 9Psh has charge q DE correspondence
Of the United States In Instructions % those coers and
lar agency or relating consular Sa prepared and recorded
Th DaH0 He has charge Of all correspondence and
other matters onnfgsd with accounts relating fund with the
disbursement Of which the department is charged
TSdnsaiolt duties arc % furnish TRANSACTIONS the
department require He also records the commissions OF
issued a. ''''' '' ~ 's'H upon
olaR Of rqoes cspions makes out aud records
makes out and records and records when n English he
commissions on which they issued charge library
Clek Of ne Rolls and Arcre- e charge rolls
the President the authenticated copies thereof
which called for prepares for and snperniens their pnbon
sna .9' Of sa y ne nsTspGPe and book form attends 70
rmei writing ana answering all letters connected herewith
Ias charge OF all Indian treaties aud business relating thereto
0Iok Of Authorizations cpypighisHe ohstgs the
seals the United States and Of the department. and and
aud Accounts for tho fees rias Charge Of u5eaoas tranmted 70
The department under the laws relating cots records and
deSe their titles records all letters from the Department. other than
the diplomatic and consular.
Clerk of PdgGon and PaSgwe prepares and records parons
and resons registers aud hls the petitions and papers
which they founded records
daily register all letters other than diplomatic consular
ed and Of the disposition made Of them prepares letters reung
70 this Business.
oFyicg.
Hon Attorney General OF the United States, A.
Mcaon chief The ordinary business Of this Office
be clns sihed under the following heads:
oca opinions the current business Of the government
oaed for by e President by any head department or By the So
lcior ~ the Treasury I
Examination OF an land purchased, the
arsena light houses aid IN other pubic works Of
the United
Applications pardon all Of conviction in the courts
OF the United States.
Applications appointment all the judicial and legal business
Of the government
The and argument Of all in the Supreme Court Of
the United in which the government Is concerned
The Of all other arising Of the depart
head thereof TO the Attorney General
these ordinary heas business the office added
be present time the following, viz:
Of all appeals land claims IN California
Second The cohcaion and revision OF the laws of tho District
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PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AMI RATING STAMPS.

Posr ofslcx DkrAxrsoasr,
December 10, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will be department the
2ist day Of February 1855 until ~ ~ tho clock for furnish
ing Tor the the United states Iof
the nrs day Of April marking and rating stamps % The follow
Ing description, viz.
CLASS Circular marking stamps steel other
durability OF circumference as uche but much
ess as convenience and good taste dictate with the name OF
The Office and state with the Years months and days
blocks Of like materially wth sufficient thumb for tho
With handles Of mahogany other heavy wood model
most for IN proposals this stamps the
scrng within the circle when required such words and ngures
paid, free, pad TO- ship
CAS- Circular marking stamps Of iron other material equal
thereto for the offices and agents on railroads and
the railroad line with type months dates
OF the materially with suitable thumb handles bsCk
walnut chetry model best adapted
renee u the stamp 10 be the described in class No
GAS Circular marking stamps Of lockwood other material
equal durability OF the OF class No l. with the
OF the office and state with type months and days Of puers
metal in blocks and with thumb
and handles the described In class Nc. z.
The FOR this class viii take effect unrl from and
the I'd day Of July
Marking s,aups hr mregn now in
use IN the post Offices NJ New York. Philadelphia Boston,
any other Style adapted o the purpose
Also the following stamps correspond
classes material handles, workmanship
aud such other rating stamps named may required
thereof shall be altered by department. pe
shall DO increased reduced in the proportion, VIZ
Paid Msseni and forwarded
Eancs
AIssent Due
Forwarded Due
Post o.aoe business, FREQ Drop
Advertised 10
Steamboat i6
ship PadsN
United States Cd padl5
mr.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Dec 2alawow
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17

PREMIUMS TO AGANTs GETTING SUBSCRIBERS.
Those getting up club of subscribers at 50,
each, and RENTING $40 will be entitled to gold
pen and silver holder worth 50, and each subscri-
Der will receive any one of the above articles he
may select, Those renting $50 for 10 subscri-
bers will be entitled to gold pencil, with pen,
worth 81 Those getting up club of 10 sub
scribers and renting $50, will be entitled to a
silver watch, or a gold vest chain worth $40.
Those renting $40 for % subscribers will be
entitled to a gold chain, or silver hunting cased
watch worth 500. Those renting $50 for 40
subscribers will be entitled to ladies' gold watch
worth $40. Those remi ting 500 for so subscri-
bers, will be entitled to gold watch worth $40.
nTAll communications should be addressed to
81 Nj DEAN, Publisher, 235 Broadway n
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17
Agricultural Notice.

An adjourned meeting of the Marshall Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, will be held at the Court
House in Plymouth, on Saturday, March 10, 1859,
at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of receiving and
acting upon the report of a committee appointed
on the 9Th inst, to make out Premium List and
report the same on the 18th inst. All the Direct
ors and Officers of the Society are requested to be
present, and also many of the members can
conveniently attend, as there is very importantbus
mess to De transacted, in which every member OF
the Society Is interested. Farmers. Mechanics.
remember the 18th of March.
By order of the Society,
G. o. POMEROY, Pres.
MARX CUMMINGS, Secretary.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17

and relishable berry, that needs only to be
known &c be valued everywhere"
The editor of the Pittsburgh Chronicle
gives the following notice of it:
The New ROCHELLE BLAcKBURY.-Ac-
companied by some gentlemen from the
city. we yesterday paid visit TO the farm
of Rev Mr. Knox, in Lower St Clair town
ship; and though we heard much of the
success which had attended his culture of
the New Rochelle Blackberry, and were
consequently prepared to see it in high
state of perfection, we must confess that it
more than met our anticipations; and that
in size, yield. and flavor, it far exceelled
any thing we had heard or read of it.
The New Rochelle Blackberry was first
introduced here by Mr. Kuox He put
down but few plants at first, but their
immense yield. and the superior quality Of
the berry, convinced him that it was Just
the thing for this district, and the fol-
lowing year, at very great outlay, he set
several acres of the plants. The result is
easily told. Coming up to his warmest an
ticipations, he is now able to supply our
market with this very desirable and beau
tiful berry in large quantities, and at a
time, too, when Strawberries are not to be
had. and Raspberries are on. Of date.
The blackberries grown by Mr. Knox
are nearly as large as plun.bs. usually
sweet and palatable, and bang in most
bountiful prcfusien on the bushes. On one
small vine alone there were some humid
red berries: some green, others red. more
almost ripe, and not a few fit for gather
ing. They begin to ripen early in July,
and continue in season six or seven weeks,
thus furnishing US a delicious substitute
for the Strawberry and the Raspberry. to
either Of which they are not whit infe-
rior. They are said to be admirably adap
ted for preserves, and make excellent wine
their juicy nature rendering them in this
latter particular unusually productive.
They have become great favorite in the
market; and as the plant is an exceedingly
hardy one and heavy producer, We do
not see why every man posed of piece
of ground should not have his New Ro-
chelle Blackberry patch. 1t would furn-
ish him delicious berry in the season, ard
the surplus he might send to market,
where they will ever command remuner
ative price
We have abundance of other testimony
of like character, and could say even
more in its praise than we have; but let
every one who has piece of ground, if
only large enough for single plant, try it
for himself, and he will be amply repaid.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb92 SO. ]. KNOX.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-03-17
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court,
will offer for sale, the law directs, at the court
house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana,
on the 2nd day of April 1859, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p. OF
said day, the following described real estate, in
said Marshall county, Indiana, wit:
The east half of the north east quarter of Sec
ton twenty-five (25) township thirty-fve (35)
north Of range two east.
Taken as the property of John kirkley and Al
fred Kirkley at the suit of Thomas X. Houghton.
Is ON BARNARD, Sheriff NJ C..