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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03

G,AUTION.-The public are hereby cau.ir
~ ed against buying or in any way moddlA
with the following described property VII ~
yoke OF Oxen, three Cows, one HCiher one ~
ming. Mill, one Two Horse Wagon, one pair ~
Sleds, two POws, one Harrow, one Cuttng'%yA
now in the possession Of Philip }. Gclnet o. "
ion township, as the same belong to the anu
only left with him subject to my order ,r
CASPER 5. GELNEIh
Nov. 20, 1852,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03

c,TRAY BULL.--Cnme to the preum,s,,t
y the subscriber in Girard township, apy', q
middle Of September last, a BLACK BULL !,
posed to be about Is months old. Inc on'T
desired to come forward, prove properly
charges, 6c., otherwise it will be ditpCSsyoSy
the law directs. JOHN BhV''
eirard tp., nov, 10, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03

ELECTIONS ysr TO bE HELD.-The States
which have yet u elect their Representa-
tNes TO the next Congress, and the dates
at which they usually hold their elections
are as follows:
New Hampshire, on the second Tuesday
in March, 1868.
Rhode Island, first Wednesday in April,
1868
Connecticut, first Monday in April, 1863,
Maryland, first Wednesday in Novom-
Der, 1903.
Kerucky first Monday in August, 1868.
California, first Thursday in September,
1868.
Virginia fourth Thursday in May, 1868.
North Caroliua, time not specified.
Tennessee, time not specified.
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Also, Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats in the grain,
Liquors ofal kinds, Confectionery, nuts Fruits,
Corn Brooms. Sole c-Leather snd = very great va.
ricty Of miscellaneous articles.
His situation and facilities for purchasing, sono
Of tho a'ticles herein named, are such rs giya
him peculiar advantages over many persons in
selling Ht a small profit lie would therefore
respectfully solicit call from persons wishing
any thing in his line, satisfied that it viii provo
utuAlly Advantageous. Nov. l9, '62-3m.
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rsg,Tne incomprehensible and gloomy
rorebodings limited 1t in the Chicago
Platform have OF length produced some,
thing real and practical, and 1ilhal, easily
understood, and may be summed UP as
follows Dtsolayon- Taxati0n-Starya.
lion-D Disunion and plunder
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03
Nemocratic majority,

This State gave "Old Abe" 1900 ma,
jority IN 1860. Quite a clever change here
soo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03

New YORK ELEcTIoN.-The official re-
turns Of the recent election in this State
show a total vote of CO3, ,554 for Governor,
as follows:
Seymour, dem, 307 ,0G3
Wadsw worth, abolition, 296 49l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03
THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION.
NEW PROSPECTUS.
The Largest and Cheapest Weekly In The
State.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
NEW PROSPECTUS.

INDUCEMENTS TO CLUB8.
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Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Fha7t'ard, nr1r Lancaster, Nov. Il, 1862.

VI A3RIED-On the 25th ult., by ]. i. Cor
mont, Eco, Mr.. Francis BiIlott Of Girarl town.
ship, to Miss Mary Elizabeth Conoway of Kar-
thaus township.
On the 27th ult., by the Rev 7. D, Gotwalt Pas
tor Of the NJ. +. Church, W. VI. Mccullough
Esq, to Miss VIII. Southland, both Of this place.
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Seymour's majority, 10,

Seymour's majority, 1882
The majority against the Democrats in
this State last year was lO7,7l2. Rather
atal, gain.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-03

ILLINOIS ELECTION. -- rhe total vote poll.
cd in this State at the recent election was
253,G9j The only State officer elected
being state Treasurer, and the vote was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
NEW-YORK ATHENEUM,

IN (Ise Nsllaeks Tkes,.rl
Mesus LEWIS BAKER ald GEORGE GYER
VIII reopen h. popular place Of smusement aud Instruction
for the ensuing Of The Spring Summer Fall aud Win
ter the purpose Of presenting series Of Moral an Intel
tectual Entertainments.
The building ha. been THOROUGHLY RENOVATED
No pains expense will be spared mako this Institution
worthy tho patronage OF the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of i.
City, aud great will be- tskeu 20 present tho entertain
with beauty reneE snt and perfection in every do
On THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. q, 1862,
WIN be presented the great moral operate Drama six sc,.
and five tsbls.uI entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
dspted from Mrs Huet Beecher Stoves celebrated WORK
Of tia ccrps of accomplished artists has been
gsged to ve due eject 10 tho OF the DRAMA and
THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
SOUTHERN LIFE.
Mrs. HOWARD. the great original TOPSY.
Mrs LOrfiE HOUOH, tue great mpsrsoIator Of Yankee
GitI, a, AUNT OPHELIA
M CHANtRAU, the beautiful aud accomplished fsvor's
81 ELIZA THE QUADROON -.
LITTLE MARY BULLOCK, the Infaut Prodigy, whose
pIscocous talent is the wonder and sdmir,tio OF All
witnessed her extraordinary pertorGances - ~ a. ,
UNCLE TOM as performed BY him over ''o o"H's'"''
nights Mr.. ny En- v.,to,,., a.,,,.
stors will complete tho drsmstis persona au P,se"' '
solos Choruses and Plantation Scenes with fii eues
FULL PARTICULARS IN FoIohr. piL Enpptrz
full Orchestrs under the direction Of M horriiA
new Scenery by MssleI aud Machinery W "0's~n sna
Dlstantl
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Hmnsemeuls

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRILLIANT and UNPARALLELED SUGGEST
THE LEVEES Of
COMMODORE MUTT
COMMODORE MUTT
COMMODORE MUTT
THE 100000 MUTT
Csntinus to be crowded morning and night, and the
Of humor to csptivate them alike with his
and nimit,ble performances tie VIII
EVERY DAY AND EVENING. THIS WEEK,
To hold hs be hs,s. s oil a0s ,HS y ;ddIn 70 MS
CELEBRaTED GRECIAN STATUES,
GRECIAN STATUES,
GRECIAN STATUES,
GRECIAN STATUES:
Hercules, ROmuus Rsmu, Ns-, Achilles: The Slave, Emo
THE GREAT LIVING sEA-LI0N,
Having returned from Tong and successful exhibition tour
T I'll p LIVING ifyn C Il H R'fs, Tl
AoUARIA, u beautiful SEA, HORSES large sPECKLED
BROOK TROUT, MONSTER sERPESrS, MAMMOTH
In complsncs with tho earnest eutresties Of Museum
THE GREAT FAIRY PLAY oNDINAi
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
With all its masniscsn, ps.phenss its superb scenery
onequaed mechanical Fsy Spectacle Brilliant Lake. and
BOWER OF BEAUTY.
livery AFTERNOON AND EVENING. THIS WEEK
At and a o'clock
The New Spectacular Piece will positively be produced OF
MONDAY, Nrch3
Admission to all only IS cents Children under 10 IS cents
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-Prof. ADRIEN,
"A the creates, Mssic,n in the world respectfully inorm
the public that he will spPear s the demy OF Music on
MONDAY. 18th last.
And following evenings, and give some Of hi.
WONDERFUL MfsTERRiouS MAGICAL
Producing almost innumesoe articles snd cre.tur- " II
were, from nothns-ass Furnished 1esfsbs ready Tor
party to cit down to- snd Pss OF Wster enough to quench
'"'' "''' VAN FEArs OF MAGIC
Far exceeding sll tia, has been done BY
ANCIENT OR MODEM MAGICIANs
By which he will prove to SswYO'k audience that
THE PRINCE OF MAGIcIAHs
KING or WIZARDS.
have witnessed several Of Prof Adriens Nssics PERFORM
snces which e.oDishng tia. nsuy persons thought
they could be done without the aid OF other than
mere humsn power Adrens Furnished Tea Table Pals Of
Wser and some other ick. enough naks the super
siious taorous and the credlous aad but he serwad
assured 'hs 'aass,s' PRIV R;e, ,hss PIOps, s
and prove tina. all were mere magical illusions
think e "a more than justice to make ths above state
men hnd there reports circulated respecting
Ariens performances which II uncontrsdicted might pre-
adee the public ' Tui;1Rs 4 w S ss
Hear what the Row DR.. shaw OF Demsras, IVES, ladies',
says:
buring my visit IN NewYok attended two Of Professor
Adreas perloIsuce given private parties and
wonderful three Of hi, tricks that the question
raised wheher such things could be- done without super
natural std.
think that large cs, OF persons fond OF Amusement, and
instruc tion, viii 10 des hied with Prof Adrien.
OSBORNE W. SHAW. D. ID.
Price Of 80 cents all parts Of the house.
Private pol,ar'
Ticket. can be ob,sued a, the door music
Door open at. Performance commences a. 8 O'Clock
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Urn GOODS.

INDIA CAMELs HAIR SHAWLS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE, L Co.,
will make their semi. annual opening Of
CAMEpS HAIR
LONG AND SQUARE
SHAWLS.
On
MONDAY. Feb. "a
Among the lot wiz be found magnificent display Of
open-eentered
SQUARE 6HAWLS,
sdruirsby suited for
YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
Also,
LONG AND SQUARE
Canalsk, corner o. Mercer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

GOTTSCHALK's EIGHTH CONCERT
~ Nblo's ssloon.Toke, offices No 7Ol Broadway, and
SHELLS No. IL Wsst Mr Or,u respectfully announces that
the great which last Saturday afforded Mr. Cote
chsks Matinee aud the exquisite representation Of Don Pas
quse has induced him TO repeat the performance
Wednesday, Evening FEBRUARY 20, when Mr. Cot chsk will
give hi. Eighth Coocet in New York and will play th.
MorceauI cf his repertoire The Don PssQuse
viii be by Miss Hinckey Bhgno Mancu, sus.
pi Mn.lc.l Director and Condnctor Max Mlre.LeA.
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5peual Nollces.
Washington City During the Rebellion"
CORRESPONDENCE


gev. CLyxENT ". RuTtgR, u. D.
Ryv sND DgAr SIR: The UNDERLINED deeply syInp,tfiz.
hx with in the ccum,tBces which hsve separated you
from your ecccs,r charge tud folly appTrcsing TIE
Lsn pstnosm snd the unselGh devotion to the
In on unaffected By IN the peculiar position In which
you have been placed CORDIALLY tender az Invitation t.
deliver NeNoIk your eloquent aud patriotic lecture on
Wesh.nz,cn City DINING the Rebellion"
Tie unwo1tea with which this lecture has been re
~vcd by citzeD- other cities the national interest
ch stshcs necessarily 10 i theme and the ripe results o.
.ryson end experience embodied therein. added to q .
s.puru of per.obs pecl with which you regarded
-fy iu pledTnE you welcome from the ardent
Ur onisfs Of Now-fcrk. -
In event Of cspsnce we would name Monday
s,.rrg tb D. ard the Bs Of the Historical Socsty the
ylSse aud place foI the delivery OF the lecture.
Weare. very truly.
UORATIO POT lER ROSWELL ID. HlTCHCOCki
LTTHER BEADlSH. WILLIAM ADAM5
STFpHsS II. TYING. CU S GOULD.
.IEyfP II VlNION. HkSRY r. SMITH
4 ID NOLFE n. E. MONTGOMERY,
KEENAN, iER. SAMUEL COOhh,
GE0 H. PRFSTTSS q. PERINCHIEf.
j. COTTON SMITH. X Il. BOOTH,
y RAfpD GEORGE III MOORE
asa. SWITH THOKNTON A. MILLS.
FRED 4. PET I. ". & MOORE,
Ard O,h~rs
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PHisrKLPHIA. Pc H., FEB. IT, 1904.
oysrfz1xr Il 4 with very great sis,acion sccep; the
,psced Invitation which have led the honor to receive
r. Won toisy deliver lay lecture on asiug'9i 'iy
Dedrg IN. Rebellion the iis Of the iisonca 5ocieiy
snEONDAY ENEhISO. teD -. . I
vi "a ,o.rs etc G. " VI TIER
DC z. Pev Hfharfo POTTER Hon LrTHYF BH.DlsH. Rev
ROW Il. HirCBCOcn ID. D.. fey. WILLIE ADAM
ID D. Rev srKPugs n. TYsc. ID D., aid Other.
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Pianos Made Durable as yioiins.
BRIGGS PATENT SrKING-CLAMP
FOR PIANOS
has been approved by he lesdius musissn.
APPROVED by THE EDITORS Of The Ner- York
Iribune Nov 25 Nerc- Yo,k Tne', Nov. ii Nee, York
Herald. Oct. 20; Musical kers"; Nov. ~ N,", lSys
The Neto- York Uoyid, Jan D.
BY THIS PATENT STRlNG-CbAMP
m. obcue and twisting strain o. the strings amounting TO
near Oh pound. is wholly taken on the bridge and sounding
board T6u IL the tone secured assin't deterioration as
f0''A,jTI y' OTHgR PIANOS co SPEEDILY TO RUIN.
Voront Pianos penn anently restored TO original beauty
bv the SrRNG-CLAMP alta cost Of from 80 to 100 Ihe
later amount ncudes strings and new covering to ba-
mers throughout.
New Pianos secured sgsinst decay a. 70 tone -
TIME required 70 mske these alterations. ONE WEth
Pianos. with the Patent SiIr 8 Clamp for 'ale
WAREROOMS. No. $50 4th'.t.. corner bRoADWAf'
Where fu scientific descriptions publi.hed by the jour
lsls csn be seen.
IL any Piano when altered, be not entirely to the tase
ton OF the owner compensation will he received
BRIGGS TOOKER,
Nc. $50 itbst,
New.YoTt
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A C0urse d 50 P0plef LLDI HLo " NJ NI'NH
history. viii be delivered by
pRoFIAGASSIZ,A IT IRVING HALL
O.. The TNFsINGs Of MONDAY, February ~ sod -. ard
ykID4Y. lIarch !, 80, ~. I'D 20, at ~. IicE-ts
ss the Colf-e ~. Single tickets 80 cants TO BE- had 81
"a. pr1ca bo5kUore. AID door tae evening. Of
IfCtusr
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rue Rev. DIR. Vinton on the Wa.

GENERAL sOCUTi OF MECHANICS ANO gRADFs.
MN The is't L.cf1re - The s'sson- III. Rev d..
rkANCI- NiNTOh VIII give biz lecture entitled tts
CAUSE And CURE or TIE REBELLION
beore the above socs.y Irving la (vi place sna 18Th
81 on $500 -.......... -
WEDNESDAY FVENINO. FEB. &c a. 8o'cocy
Member not hssig tickets ior the course csu oot.n the
81 The a ppienlieea' lLhIhry. No. az lroadway
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE FORT

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE FORT
BUY FRANK LESLIEs WAR MAPS
Ifyou want 10 Know wher. Fort Henry Il.
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Hyou want to know When. MN sprinri..
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Kyou want to know where Csrk.ville,.
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HyOu want to know where Rowling GREEN'S.
BUY FLANK LESLlES WAR MAPS
Hysu want to know where Nashville is.
BUY FRANZ LEsLIE'5 WAR MAPS
Ifyou want to know wber. Memphi.i.
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IfyOu want to know where Columbp.i.
BUY FRANK LEsLlES WAR MAPS.
II you wan. TO Know wher. Roanoke Islands,
BUY FRANK LEsLIES WAR MAPS.
Ifyou want to know where sLp Island Is.
BUY FRANK LESLIES WAR MAPS.
IyOu wan, to know when. savannah Il.
BUY FRANK LESLlE5 WAR MAPS.
Hyou know where mos, Of the places are, made
famous during the Rebellion. $500
BUY FRANK LtSLIfiS WAR MAPS.
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FRANK LESLIES
WAR MAPS:
large sheet coutsplns sees Of sixteen general snd spees
Maps iocudug Of the entire Border aud southern States
with The positions Il the National aud Rebel forces aud th'
and eIpsdonsy squsdrons; alec other. exhibit
Ing the operations Of the Port Royal Burnside aud buer
p.don' snd the positions Of the armies the Potomac
This !. a. Invaluable companion to the newspaper.
10 be had a. all News Depets Price o cents.
FRANK LESLIE,
No. 10 City Hall square New York.
ROSS T0USEY, No. i2l Nasssu-d,
Wholesale Agents
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Groceries an0 iJropisions.

nRIED PEACHES 900 potinds, primo
purchaser, by STODDARD CLARK, No. 80 Frout-s,.
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The Soldiers


Thoroughly tested and approved BY Army ocers wsih Pts
,o,z PAGES RITES forty rods Carefully manufactures
@. ID. COOK. New Haven. $500
os l. aid eIptes the rzes Of msn and No Il three
OF four will be fow sded to sny address on re
oeiot OF 50 for pyaes o. or ohcsT-wl express charge
sdded
Sod by aesIs ELLIOTT, No. 2Jl Broadway.
Alto by al Military stores.
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Ameacan Institute Farmers Club VII meet
Of L. rooGl 81 the Cooper Union bui ding his DAf
ssudsyl reb. 2f. al - O'Clock Subject Sweet Pois
zoe, Ar! Solgnln." Adm. sion free
IHObAs 3CELRAIti. Recording SECRETARY.
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The Committee on Streets Of the Board Of Alder.
will NEE, TUESDAY. the 18th inst, at o'clock
in Room No CRY Hall for the p"rpo,e Of considerins
the proposition OF extending Church Battery All
persons interested will peaSe attend until further notice.
CHAS J. CHlPP,l
y. A. BOOLE. Committee on Streets
CHAS. IL. HALL
T.. w. TAYLOR, Secretary
"Wnshington City During the RebeiliOn."-
Lecture py tire Rev. CLEMENT NJ. BUTLER, ID. d., at
the Hall OF the Historical Society I'd sv ana llhst, MON
DAY EVENING February "a To commence at O'Clock.
Tickets 80 cents For sale the principal Bookstores, and
at the door the evening OF the lecture.
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CAUTioNi
TO MAP AGENTS.

IT. LLOYD'S GREAT MILITARY MAP or THE
SOUTHERN STATES 10 ussd BY Gems BURNSIDE aud
GRAFT. Price - cents fof 81 .
LLOYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF kiN1uthl
(, used by Gen Buzz l. Price 50 o-nt.-t for H.
LLOYD's GEOGRAPHICAL MAP or VIRGINIA IL
u,,d BY Gen. McCLELLAN. fric. Is o-uis-5 for $l
LLOYDs MAP or MISSOURI Is gsed BY Gen hal
LICK. Price p cents Tor 81.
Mao .ssnt, notified that not fi'eessd In scose
wood cut map Of the southern States sd.ed by another
Lloyd IS which 10 very Imperfect Oar maps are
splsnddly engraved and are the ony correct map. made
J T LLOYD. No i6t Brosdwr
w, receive similar letters I, Oh. following every dsy-
hence our caution u Slap Agents. -
RoY.L O,x Tabo, Co. nd. Feb 70 la
J. T. LLOYD. 10 l6s BroAiSay y. I.
D,,E sK You will hnd money incloel Tor f1ur coris ~
v,ur souher stsie, hsp. bsse ordered your Southern
S.ps ,ev.Il ne. bat ns,o0s tho ADD sept 10 H. h
Losd III. way n,oot the name. let n. sample fer
s.us up . club and referred newspaper of the sldte
and got voas thought had char ged Jour .tye
OF mar. sondefay bat found the daefeT,e Lately in
seeing your map come 90 the ofice.
Gao sell sr.s. msny u our Southern Map.
r.. Il. BENSON. Postmaster
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Fite.poln,. nou.e I'D Indn.lry.--In -.

yive-pOlnts UOusc 81 EUdustry.-lu coust1usnce
.f. prorsct~d iaia c te Gruefa GENT 1r s. j..
sALI DAY he usual annual coe ioLs have - been mace
hh season The h-esssaJ oEIcaes during tho hfi MOI
s.rs ly Twice tht ea04 received The Trustees under
Dse circuusa1ces tsrf0I- sppea b. Advertisement, W
rssd OF IsannG scAct iisn Immediate sssnc". Do
;sons nsy Be- ssnt o. rithiei ne Traer 70 lAR STALL
~ nEt9 i.s,'p p n , n.',, pt NoAN o shEL-
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THE sENU.WBEKLN TRIBUNE
Ahliiarn NotlCe5.

scrmcu, Ordinary setrnen,
EOAIMEN. LANDSMtN,
MECHANICS AND OTHERS,
WANTED FOR TuE
MARTNE ARTIL LE RN,
w A. HOWARD Colonel Commanding.
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lllatbinrrn.

UNNGINE and BOIIERS.-Wanted, imnedi-
IL ,,,r en- Ensn. of. least 1Ohors PoSsrIsn Boile"o
sup opacity to drive the tho engine and boilers isl
be nsw OF nearly 90. Apply to =, ~, &c cur.
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EB-He haze ~ ,oiatoHship, and nerr had es'iar"
connection Acquaintance c~ any oth0 plbh" ~ '''
81 loud
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MACHINERY, small Engines, Pumps, Models,
wi ss,viu. Machines shanins Puey- Hsngers and all
ind. Of Mnehner, made and rep.ir-d by w. II JACK,
son Room No 20 N. H. X. Depot corner Cen1Is ana
frukla. ts. Jobling ofsl iinea
ANE very superior iO-horse STEAM ENGINE
~ and ROLER with pump aud fixtures complete, Tor
al, by EDWARD HARklSON. New Haven Conn.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

fsrrrsa a; see. ss1Is port Br srhr rsress sae'sda'
os.so y ss. O.. 4-ke Am vessel 10 port. slc "a. sch
I,vs.snos;'e, Oct i-sid shioB Wood Bush NYork
o New Oct Sas Si aD ssT s 1s asc ta@
sA VA s s-A; ,1;. F9.fc w;ass SS, c.s
kchmoad. wym. srsin--lasr 70 load for New York
ne ss Es. i se a SG h sis aS
MlsAsoa.aa or - Ia port Austin, for
oTrnnssrows, oeps Arr steamship Austraasian NYork
Si%o sspes- y port ships Esola ed for Ess.
S sS%r NJ. % on hoSsss W sa = il es soses
belle Pera val ron 70 g i, lpI saanshse % aoi har,on
b1a bhqs i1 rSm l,%g saaS,a r AG M ,eo6ara TSoeaia@
A@ss. MsF, RAND, ana my orsnshaw Muasoa; anc;
val New York Aug y; Virginia Barclay tor Nsw
ps asa sa s" Hss 2 as Sis
safnsA cs1 oc cssy sS raI.roSs r. from
Amerxeaa Ports.
No os l e. ssp aver Daih n y srS Newcastle .ss sor
nan Ro.erdsnL ~ ns,A Cor = ip bark and two bgs
scott sinan; schrss IEah wa lace, Phiadelphia Henry
.sRse' Sas Ns Ss.t
o"rd Baker ' Sex S Vandervoor sassS So
ssss a. ss s.. .ns .s s1 ESs4
Sts 'S.f$ AssSss ;.: 'Sss +
arks II A Stevenson. ri arde,
ill, Boston, Petrea Masenles Young America,
,ollins Nyork; brig Eb Whiting. Boston,
ield, Allen Nforks II Howard, Raymosd NYs'rk Flo
ida, Anderson Hassiss
4h,Cd s.eamshs,ss n elapp NYork fIss ana (and
Id 5h) bark Milton asord NYora: brisLaxx1 e
hsmp Bosom scrs w Webster Blake, anorkl Auieiia
5ll-Arr bark Ia,as a, Adams, Dos,on brig EMounlain
Eagle. Pray, NYorx
ohArr harks reis grapis Giles, Philadelphia Damon
,aFett Boston, sfaa 4iin. Barlow, 40; w HoU Lane
To-. Spanish bark Sc rse, Matausoias br,g II . Lark
Pail scelrhia Bziish schr anna, Hlnsen fs,m ~ schr
soyal scranton, Boz XIoik. Below Cla aantnc
brig lady of
tfl waiting SrdeJ ships Oroondales Pike IN
pani, fonAs Eagle from Ienaaeolli BARK Anna Kmhal.
stifsSh clark, ftonaPhA dolphin.
Cd bark lsaac avis, Helnes, Philadelphia Chas
Dennis. Tucker. M rk.
ToKed down an sra, 2ssh ult barks Il csrx shin
salem brss Ahce aud and Vest 18Th uit sarGt james,
Mary j. w Brewster
spanish transport Mari @asnis and rlnaa; e Walker
aud Il Z AexSnQe sstr MICA Q1een; Uc 81, Young
America and hlis Henry.
Oct l5--Arr bark Ann E.s beth Nor.
grave GIaat Ta brig ssdasay, Ahertsn.A iorS; scars
Hanlui - JOAN NIB; SARAH heh.ons NBedi0rd,
ssooaris.e B'.oa; : Wseesr McGaasis salem Il
Grant, Smith, NewAuryra C1d bark Azea, Keriin, Per
natnbuco; sehls u MEe'ser. McClaushI,n, = lem Il
smith Smith Boston; T. serkms. GOO arloge .wbuyport.
LEwEs Del Oct i4Tke NE gale still oonLs nes prevent
ing communcaicn via the vessels al the Breakwater
the Heet hAroSr
from Liyerpooi NaucaA Easl, from Bos&f bark al vii
hanson. from New York Wilmington, Del. sehr NJ
Houston besides twsss iour barks, ter brss aud
PORTLAND. Oct. l4--Arr steamer Chess )eaae Xietts
Nlork. Cid scin Taiaa ENen, Kicker, Ny ors
pKovipkN is oes laSAr sssamsrs came :. fe,re' Yoans
Philadelphia Charles Carroll, Pratt, PoH- Ewea Ninctta
Taylor NYol SID schrs Thomas Coop r. Tay.er Phila.
delphisi wP .epsr RsIinson, do Mar Miles; Dayton.
and B Bs,eksp, EIwafds. NYork.
rAWTUCKEr, 0o l5-Arr schr Fasir Barbev4 NYork