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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

GOLD By THE HUNDRED WEIGHT.-A
telegram from Placerville says that gold
worth $50, 900 was taken from the Woodside
mine, near Georgetown, and that yesterday
November l2) the miners were blocking
out nearly pure solid mass of gold, nearly
three feet in length" If such a statement
had come from stranger, we should have
received it with incredulity; but we can
vouch for the sincerity and intelligence OF
the author of the message. The finding OF
gold In such large masses IN lode Is with
out parallel in the history of mining, The
metals in veins of auriferous quartz are US
ually in small particles, and pieces are very
seldom obtained weighing more than a few
ounces. Probably the largest piece OF gold
heretofore taken from any lode in this State
did not weigh more than pound; But our
telegram mentions one lump, obtained IN
the Woodside mines, weighing 100 pounds,
and it is inferred that the piece three foot
long will weigh very much more.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

l say, Brown, what close shaver Brown
Ri .sj,- why, he'll squabble about penny
ell, what if he does2" said Brown; the
less one squabbles about the better
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

How THEY LIvE-John c. Breckinridge,
the exiled traitor, spent the pas; summer In
Paris, and if his treason made him odious
at home, he was not impecunious abroad.
His wardrobe was in irst-rate condition,
and did not give out the least idea that its
owner was in need of pecuniary assistance.
Nearly every exile in Paris is said TO be
IN comfortable circumstances. They have,
IN some measure, society of their own, in
to which all who were given to the bad hab-
it of wearing gray clothes a couple of years
ago, can be admitted without much formal
lty; Mrs. Judah Benjamin, wife of the ex-
Rebel Secretary of war, lives in fine style IN
Paris, and her husband practices law'in Eng
land, where he is said to be doing well
Geo. n. Sanders, at last reports, was look
ing rather ''seedy, and devoting his best en-
ergies to the brandy bottle. His present ad-
dress is said to be in London.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

=, Bill, you young scamp, if you had your
aue You get good whipping. Il know
j, daddy, but bills are not always paid when
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

v WHAT striking countenance, said the
l. rankee to the elephant when he hit him a
clip with his trunk.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

CNAIMS PANACEA, Kennedy's Medical Dis
- eovery, Hembold's Buchu, Bake's Cod Liver
Oil, Jaynes and Ayers Medicines, for sale by
Jan. 10 HARTSWICK Il IRWIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

Ihe art of book keeping taught in one
s9ort and easy lesson-Never lend
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

SOMETHING NEW1N CLEARFIELD.

y Carrlage and Wagon Shop,
Immediately in rear of Machine shop.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Clearfeld. and the public in general,
that be is prepared to do all kinds of work on
carriages ouggies wagons, sleighs sleds, &c.
short notice and in a workmanlike manner. Or
ders promptly attended to. wa MkNIGHF.
Clearfed, Feb Z. IS66-y.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

WHEN shoemaker goes to make boot
the first thing he uses is the last.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16
9usiness directory.

WALTER BARRETT, Attorney at Law, Clear
" field, Pa. May l3 1868.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

d UFFAL0 OVER SHOES. so pairs best quality,
ID just received and for sale at So pair at
December H. 1866. M0SSOP'S
CALI good article, and very cheap AZ IN
- store Of VIM F. IRWIN Ciearhell-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

IRWIN BROTHERS, Dealers in Square Sawed
| Lumber, Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour, Grain,
&C., Burnside Pa, Sept %, 1858.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

FREDERICK LEITZINGER Manufacturer o.
Il II kinds of Stone-ware, Clearfeld, Pa. Or
ders ssolicited-whoiesale or retail Jan. l, lS6;
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

NTERRELL & BIGLER, Dealers in Harawar,
vi and manufacturers of Tin and Sheet-iroi
ware, Second Street Clearfeld, Pa. June IS,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

E0RCEY & GRAHAM. Dealers in Square and
L Sawed Lumber, Dry Goods, Queensware, Gro
ceries. Flour. Grain. Feed, Bacon, &c, &c. era
hamton Clearf1eld county, Pa. Oct. 10.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

II F. NAUGLE, Watch and Clock Maker, and
IL. dealer in Watches, Jewelry, &c. Room in
Graham row, Market street. Nov. 10
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
WIN ne nane.n.

On the deck Of the great ship at sea a
mother sat gazing ut something lying be-
fore her, while tears flowed like rain. For
days and nights she had been watching
and praying over her little child, SO anx-
ious and 30 earnest that II might hive. But
the beautiful flower dropped, and faded
and died. And she wss now looking at
its waxen face and hands rs II lay In its
rude little coffin, ready 10 be buried in the
great deep, where no stone could mark
It's grave. A single sweet flower, the only
one in the whole ship, was clasped in its
tiny hand. The passengers were all gath
cred round, silent and sympatbizing, and
many in tears. The great ship glided
swiftly on, knowing nothing Of the sorrows
within her, ...Te .,.Tvs, .fJsg
The hardy sons Of the ocean had been
piped "to bury the dead. and, grouping
around the windlass, they thought OF the
beautiful child that 90 lately was their
pet. One spokeof the sweet face, another
Of It's playfulness, and another Of the moth
er's loss. All was ready now. The colin
was placed on the main matches as bier.
The fresh winds moaned through the cor
dage. The maintop was hove to the mast,
and the great ship paused and stood still
The captain read the funeral services
1--WE commit this body to the Deep Tn
bell tolled the knell. The little coffr
plunged in and sank down, down, down
But the mother, without q doubt tina
tho eye Of Jesus would follow her littl'
d, one, and his voice raise it from the oceaI
grave OF the last great day, stayed her sou
upon Christ, and neekly bowed and said
"thy will be done rs S. Times. .
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
Aatiulnal gis,plIalbliaa,...: /:
A state Rrisou scene.

10. On Fast Day The Governor Of New
Hsnpshire piaitsd the State prison At Con
cord, and after viewing the building re
quested the warden 70 bring . certain
prisoner into the room. In short tims
Mr.. Mayo and the man entered, and took
their position in The middle OF the com
pany.i Tho convict was, Of course, aston
ished 10 dnd himself ushered into so large
agathering, in which were some twenty
ladies, including the wife OF his ExeellencY'
The Governor rose, took the man ~ the
hand, and spoke substantially as follows
NV friend. about twelve months ago you
were committed 10 this prison for five
wears for the alleged crime Of passing coun-
terfeit money. Soon after your inearcera-
tion, circumstances came to light tending
to prove that, although o counterfeit bill
passed through your hands, Il was used BY
you in an entirely innocent manner, and
that You were unwittingly the dupe OF q
villain, who fed the State and has never
been arrested. | Immediately ordered q
full investigation ofyour case, and ] am
throughly convinced that you are an in
nocent man, serving out an unjust sentence
The constitution OF the State gives me The
power TO open the doors Of this prison; and
in the lawful exercise OF that power, now
grant you full and free pardon. iiz.,
This very hour the warden will relieve
you OF o conyict's uniform and give You
citizens dress. You have been good man
within these walls, and while 1 and my
friends here live we will everywhere beal
testimony that your imprisonment leaves
no stain upon your character. A deal
wife and loving sister have prayed for youl
release, and now restore YOU 10 then
hands, to be once more their comfort ant
support. -. -I-' 81 70 .-. '..I 'La ~
AS the Governor closed his remarks, tht
poor man, overjoyed with happiness, trem
bled in every limb, and his face was We
with tears, Nota person in the audienc,
looked unmoysd upon the scene. Al
present congratulated the prisoner lupol
his Just release, and wished him o happ'
and prosperous future, ,'." 'l'' s5Su
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~. a PxssIos osyioS, Dec. 4, 1909 .

10 all teh0rH q may cencsrn! cd' - on'T 3 o.
Applicaaion having been made unasr ths act of
described herein, which are alleged 70 lass bean
lost o. dssircysd notiee e. hereby gives that at the
S.siasa.s g. xsrsss u iss so ass.s Il
No ola for seasrss i.suSd pidAI n, act of March
Y =; iss n.n; q S'Ssss eSn ssa
No sf Sia for 40 aerss, Issued under the act Of
March 1888, in the name Of JaIas. Hsary, and wAs
No. o.. IA iot 100 acres. issusd usdss the aet Of
sTsEaisa tsslS.fy % 1851, hprii y Iss7, F"-
narn ,, lleod, IN ths name Of BsrAh wood, widow
q Rsesfi WOOD and vss granted PsbraAry u, 1857
rFc q, iss tot, 100 acres. issued under .As set Of
ysbrusry iiih isl7, in ihs name o. sampsi Hsdsos,
and was CREATED Dsesmbsr4 lsls.o April 21 1857
No o, s1e, for 90 acres, issusd under ths act of
md va sissssd Marsh 3. issi,-IpiI %, issS, W.
,sY g,3ssi ~ % aers., i,sssd under ths y. q
ssa w. granted @ Hpsii .isss April s III % i isss9
No. "a as, for lSo acres, issued under Us act sf
March s. 1885, in the name o. Aary,wldow Of Thomls
Bowling. and was granted Msys, 1s5s.-Aprl %,
No o. 1876, for lSo ssrss, issusd undsr tn, act Of
hNshl 4, lsaA IN the name ef PelyPssss. widow Of
CAsstsr Pssse. and was granied Iuly ls, lseo-hAy
NO Oe6, for 100 aefs., issdsd under the &c. 81
nzseh ID, 1865, IN the names Of the minor children
~ s.o,p esossseas zsd,
,,ss ssiss, 4. is0 acre. i,.s.a ssSs d. y. q
Nc. oTeo5, fof 100 acrss, tnued under the act Of
February IL leII, IN The nans ef Martin Rote, ana
w s,ss,;S "A ssy ~ is S is.s 49, a, !,
March 8, 1855, IN the name Of Lewis Lambert and
was grantee, October 80, 1858. Nay %, 1867.
no; 2, $50 Tor lso ssrss, issasd undsI The ~, o.
March 3. 1885 In tho p4ne ~ Nicholas Pritehst and
wts gIanted November ~, 1885, Nay -, lBs7.i I'D
S isS sssa sass e. 4, Z
srysrly and sAs sfan.sd ssYtsHbsf n, 1883 June
saptsmbsT. isSQ, In he name u sannsi p, SOndsn,
and was gfsntsd March 25lh, 1867 -Jpns a. bse7i T.
Mo- " 611, for 80 acres, issued under the at of
wAs graAisd stebsr 20. 1885, Jnly Q, 1867 765tff
Ne g, ~. for lao acres, Issued undsr the act Of
WAS granted october Z, 1855, July 3, 1851. - =
JOS. n. BARRETT. Commissiosst.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
SDROP0SALS FOR R0ATTLE FOR IN,
ICb OH 80 DIAN saRviCkt sgEHft an n
Dtr.,t..,. gM.III,..,,0..

oll HuilGtoo jfSHAHAst ~ s1,ssspph'f In.
NY issi .sss. ssss y P Dsunss % atSs2,s. ~ :.
tsndsat Of Indisa Affair." fos ths hortksrl sb psrin-
tsnasaoy at Omaha oily Nehnasks, fot ths deliysIy
~ oHehA cry q The follsring stock CAtts, 70 Wit:
500 heAd Of Nilk Cows for the Wihnsbae6 Ia
diaps, ocespyfng a atsssrvHtion In Nebraska, Ul +.
800 hssd % kllk Cows for the Baates siSux In
diAns, ,oosapyins Reservation ct the mouth Of the
h..a y q as rsas.ss Sioux In
100 head II NM Cows fyr The Omaha Indi .as, 90
capying rsssfvaton In Nebraska sE' QH,, v' 4 r
I 20 head of youns American Balls. D ID, u.4trt
80 head of Beef Cattle, (stsers.l s7. ssgJt ,.I
The GoWs must be ofg paquAilty, American brssd,
not iess than three nor mora than ssven years old
Cows With young calves, of Cows WITH eaif viii be
pretsrrod. Dry cows viii NOT Be rsosised The
bnlls must BE- not ss ihsn thrss ysary old and the
Beef Cattle 40. lass than fenI year, ola, t,a
n Pss.s % 4. S,ys
Or all the cattle hs deems that The sstte dts srsd
are not Of the required sharAetsr. .agJr fi3di
isspsriAtendshi DsunAn viii bs authorised 10 70.
eslye the sad satla and 70 give YSuehsrs to The par
ueA delivering the cattle 70 BE- paid At the once Of
the commissionsr Of Indian tAAain "a waahinstsn
fhe time Of ths delivery Of The cattle wiz hs dstsr
mined BY suPeriHtsndsHtl lDsamAn, who will Alio
aaSs hay, @ sss power Y sAAass hs Place Of delivery
Good and shaaeisnt bonds viii b required for N,
faithful funllmeut Of the eontFani! N Ei g,-I ="
Bids will not DO reoeived for . less numbsr thar
the total nppber OF cows and bulls called for sspa
re proposals. however WI I'ssysS s5 Ne bs'
FapiIi I,l Wy Iut si gof,tI1ft ~ ssets,s.v.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
NoTIOE TO ALL WHO USE THE
~ POTOMAC wAFRR. n N
WArln REsIsTAAI

WATlA R5slsrRAA'a oEHI0H, CITT HALL
WAsHIEaToN, March Il, 1867,
Al housshespeH OF othSfs who ubS tho Potomac
,vs 9Pon the premises oeeupiSd BY them are hereby
J.nsex ~, sniell they have paid since the lst Of
lisy Ns hoW deluqusnt and liable 10 nave i6e wsts,
nns ,ass on ron lheI Prsmises. This penalty, WhcI
involves also ~ additional coat uf two doilAfs vii
% enforced, without further notice On All wh1
wuhin one month nom this dAts, shah not have psi
Wr'A---~''"'rip~ January I. 1885 ID mi
.''g Vi '7r4 '.'A ~ AAApSW5gA AAApSW5Ig,A SoILE.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
1ocrruT ruG REATs I, d, 1897
sou4a acSbs 2sb Otb4nRMA
-

.- ..ss, a.. SPRING sCBEDuLk. - af 4
Ga .sd af,sr MARCH ~ 1851 trains VII rnn q
ws.ssisi,os....i 50. N. B.las... N 70 I, p m.
',i , - ;.:s $500 aTa 2; M rp.ox NC, aouTk 1T
/ with BLHeANr sCRnRRY. PalAse ttats room, dAy
aaa night Cars, with modern inproysmsuts, Ard
saving from -four 70 twelve houfs N time over any
other route fwo hundred miles ssvsd 70 western
s,s no Sss,r. NV h,T ~ iHss ifNs TO raE WET
800 Two DAILY TRAINS TO THK NORTH,
ThrouRh from Baitimofe 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers BY thii routs from BaihneIe have the
AAsAatAgss Of making all changes An UNION DE-
PoTs. and No RBRRIKA fs- rf-.sy..
Tickets by this feuis can be procured a. the once,
eorner Of sixth ilreet and Psnnsyfyania avenue,
updsrnatonAl Hotel, whore reliable Information vih
Be ffypn a ali tlmSs. fhI mo .. .llI N..L.Hn
fasssBssrs procuring tieksts al this ecs, ean So
aus fi,s.ssssR sssSR W. J. lRScEp, Tisist Isssi, y
".... TFf'lI Washington, D. O. q
Id, s YOUNG, General Passenger Asssh la'i
dss.ly HI1a' ri Z % fa- Balnmors. Nd. lal
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
TH ROUGH LIN 4 BETwEEN
i wAsHIHoToE, PHILApkLPHiA, Asp NEW
YORK. ~ T. 10. IN. ..., - #

/
'igyfirs ~ II Wksnsaros. Isn. q 1se7--noos-g a
rrails bsiwssn wa,hihgton and New ferk are neu
Sof INV INV YoRK, without chang. ef ears, sdl
Lsays daily tsxsspt ssnday) a T.ts a n, sna
: ron new ToRK. shsss,ss sn, a Phiad.ipAis.
Lave daily lsxe,P. sandsyl A. MS n tui
Laws daily lsrs'yt Sandal, - ~ asa MS 4 " n!
'SCrinI 11l MON SUNDAY III ulr 700
9 Iesysies ssv rerk and, Ph,l.dslpAia At Seh
h..Siss car. for new .rSrt on $50 .. N. train
T2roesA ,,sl.e 10 Psii.aslphis, ssv Ton or Bss-
ton, s.a be had 81 he staiiea onoe - ~ hosn !,
ths day, as 1vell a. q the Bsnksrs' and brokrp'
I.lse,.gs osss, y, fsss'Jlysai. avenue, s'sws'n
sss Bsitimcfs ssd Ohio rrallrosd aavsrsissnsn,
ioT sshsduis between wssAlnston. B.llilnors Az
aspslis, ssa ths wsstis :. .ll IL wuSoa. Iiss
In. COLI. (,
sa p n 'Hr'nE .HFgg1 SGH6. .. KooEff, sed
yaT iaa' raagrsl 8i Va hsssi, wsshisstos!'a
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
THE WASHINGTON ID HoMGO.
49, gdPATHIO DIsPElSelRY.Y .YsHItf

THE WASHINGTON ID HoMEO-
{ 1'ao'i 9d dPATHIoi iDIBPEnBARYysHT1f
10 Liulrl ltalrt OIL gBf~--1a nriIrrnu9.T
THIS Charitable institztion 90 mach snS.5 a, mi.
city viii opsa % MoNDAY, oetohsr 10 =. y a,. .ni'
~ sS''ss.csin rvslhh sna rhlFtssaiR, ~
5nilW lrti s1,Ra GU4RpIANsa vaIi 5Tr
hfli HENRY p. COOKE. ESQ., jndi 20.
Or v oHARLKs KNAP. ESQ, .-aiI ~ 49,
Db ios IosEPH n BRADLIY, ESQ, M,
hsaiwM. Q. HUNTINGTON, ESQ. !, u ,ai
lu9o aEoRoE konAKER, Eso.fi g,f,cHI
HoH. hoHraoMRRY BLAIR Y, I4ai
2mot'd a,ad 700 JotF o. cLARKs. rt,.n,.r
T.s vHHDI, N. D., sssrstlfy,I 57-hiiH1
=, VI, worhy ins!itn!i0a the psor psopie Of gu,
sy viii receive medical httesasnss ana ,msdieinss
irrss or eharpa uyit 09it u ea ia1l BIIoT- 'A''
hons, AZ those well disposed tewards the moor nav
sond their esntfihutions 10 The TrsAsurer John a
ClArke, bsq, q fths Bank Of RiREs Co' %. 10 tbs
sssrssary Dc rs Verdi, 2es street, between Your
M. soOns III Be opened from 70 p n daily,
bIL T. s Verdi, of w..hih s.oH. and d T. y,,J,
o. eivsotgs,oNn, and any ether physivan Willing 10
IssSp-u .f It r.s ykRDl, M sserstary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
.l,s.i. H lIsA1LRoAps. "a e
pHILApELrAEA. ! IWlMl.MISGToN, q !.
IN fAnLln

/, X oenp.ssins noSpkf. kpIil ieth, issa " , y
yrslns fpr priiinofs snd Warrington is.ye fhtirl
rs .. n, Isps,.s, tno.s.ys .zssP..d d II .asss
n, Hxprsssi aoot. 4. HxprsssT and ihoo 2 NJ
M T.sis p. 5.,,!a0.s ,,.
s.. ssis'; sso = = .s... en- ws -. q ss,.
b5I'lIt sUHpkr rRiih III q
L.sy. PhilaA.lPAia tor H.iiinor. snt w..Ainsieea
Lave B.ltiners fsf nsv rgfk Al 81, ,. m
L milo 's = KILKENNY. supsrintsnAsnt q
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR

- I'-" ~ POO wksutr0Tos, March II, 1857 Eii
On the petition Of Richard A. ileAmsn. Of Phila.
dslphiA PsnnsylvAnia praying for the axt,ntion of
. patent granted 10 him October 5, 1854, Antedatad
JanhAfy ., 1854 fof an improyement ID prooeaa fpf
Purifying Fut,y Bodies, for seven years from the
expiration Of said PATENT which tstss plAoson the
oh day Of January. isea 4, s.lM- gs,dl. 70.
Patent 01nes, on MONDAY. the Hth5 day OF Juns
next, kt II O'Clock, and all pefsdns are nctined
% appsaf and show cause, n ssy they have, why
aid pstitioa ought not TO be stzafsd- GII1R ~ y
Persons exposing tbs sxtenion required 70 Me
N ~ Patent onss theft objestionss specially set
Or hearing All tsstinony hisd either psry % "
used At The said heating mast ss tkhsn s.d trans
which will be funishsd on spplle.acn, mo, g...'
Dspositens ald other papers relied upon ~ testi-
mony, must N Asd ip tbs once ttosntp days befors
The day 81 hskftnE the IguHsnts, n Any, within
tn days sRsr hlihe ne ssstimony. Vel lftn ay
ofisssd, slss ikis this nsiiss be Rubii.hsd atks
RzrgnLiois And ths Irasiifosa<~, yashta gton. d
O., and in the Universe, Phladelphla, gA, once q
weak for thrss sneeessivs wsekss Tie nfSt of sAid
sy1ii az y Sssriss. s'"'- 81 Fs6. 4HsiHii, ti'
a. -TTaFl ada onmiss;snu sf IPstsstsl
Ps5itl.Sr, a =. z ~ .lsss.. OPP,
.sa g, hSs5 ~. hls = ns fsh o nsii!ss'
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAIL.
Id I'LL ~ ROAD. IL -----.. -LL n.L I.

|DALTIMoRE IAND. OHIO RAIL-
ID rrrr' sl Road. liv a4w sd' Tata
wluusros, ian. Q, lss7--soon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and bALflhohk,
.as MasuIsoros AEp TBS Wksr' ''' no" run
81 ~ - ~ roR BALTIMORE. as l8i7
L..,. daily, .reep. Sunday, .. 100. 745, and Lis
g m, and 400, q 80, asd 500 m slgo' ~ y
a @ d. ZOE ALL war STATIONS. l1q q.
Leave daily, szssp, sunday, ss1 oc. N - .ad = % y
Ior r4risHs e4,s,,!;s, 4SgTH III .s.4rotl.'
I:.s: . ..s i!, y "a IA y .s 00.H' ts p
h.. .' FOR AHHAPoLIs. ..,,,
Leave a 100 and snd 80 .. N. HoHsin 70 or
from Annapolis On Sunday. .r,. ..T.gI s.rr
." n0 Jr, ON SUNDAY. 0.sI lI
..s. ." FOR pALrIMoRB 1r.t.T
Leave al T. IS u N. and 400 aad 500 p. N
'h PoR WAY sTATl0Ns bnn ."t ''
Lave at T45 .. N. ana 90 AnA Q p N. % -r'-ur
FOR ALL PAKTs OF THE wRsf. ''ail
Ls.vs daiiy, except Sunday, q. i4s m. and 500
On sunday, at g. % p m. only sOpnssting At Relay
s,a,loa with trains from BAltinorsto whsslss' PAr'
TsTSash rststs to the wsa can y. had n III.
washn ston station rsts, oassai All hears In The
day, as well as Al the Banksrs, and Broksrs Tels-
graph ones. sSts PsnnsylrAniA aysnns, be've.A
isr ssv feif, rSi.d.lyhi.: ana Bo,.os. 50. .d-
ysr,issnsht of ''fhroush Lins. -. ,l
'.r. % ..t ..".. MAEtss Of TrsAspsrtAtioa.
rIIt t".. -. ..Ig4b IN L, n COLI
,.,.,, = lsoIo. . koosgs VIA. sss:s,, a.,
# 90
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
NSr1cEs OF PArENTs.
lTl 4sfMENT u 9 .,II THg 2 IN INTERIOR, . p

l1ygt. ~ uufrp bfkrM fAfntf 0ffIch ,,ii
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thish Mixes plass On the netk day % Jrly. 1857 III
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ution crrkt not 70 be gfsntpt. I'D u0lAlIlas Lui
~ fsresis spposine The sxttkron are requirfd y ie
IN the Patent oaes thsir objsqtions, spetely Bet
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s..d q u. ala bearing, nHsl y tk.a laS ti.ss-
mittsa In secordsnes with ths rules u tbs oneA
whish Win he furni,hst on spplissttca-aGld Lel
psposliiors ana 0,hst ysRsrs relied slen =. ts.u
ns day of bearing the argumsnts, any, Nithin
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eopys sasS stnd thsir bills to ~ Patsnt ohss With
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The national Republican., 1867-04-24
,nEfARTMENT oY THE INTERIOB,
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On ths petition Of Baseh Hddea, ef Now fsfh, n,
~ pI.yiss for .hs .s,ss.sa et.s psisni erssss y
hnstss aist day of Jsne 1852, lsinnsd Sept s
lsss, And again rassued March 10. 1ed, FOR ID In.
pforemshi 1n SIDE Light for ships, fof ssvsn yeAfH
en The expiration of skid patsnt which tAkss place
u ne usa day Of June, tssg ;iii q ala1lslJ ~ "
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v abpssr and show Gauss, n Eny thsy hsvs, vhr
sait pstltion susht not 70 bs grAutealift bod
rsfsoHs eppsstng ths sxtsnsion are rsqnirsd 70
ale b NE Patent onos thsir sbjse,ions spssially
sst forth In writing, ~ least tpsntg ty before ths
day Of hearing all tesumony hsd By sither pArty)
,to Be ufsd al the said hearing, mud be taksn ana
srsnsmttsd In asscrdsnes viii he tsiss of ths
wkish viii be furrishsi on appiisstoa sdi b.i
,sssy. must Be iisa a ns ones tssstY days before
Tie day sf hssring ths Afgumsnb, " any, NithiA
is,l days Afsf hiine tie tsstfmony. -,
Ordered also that this notice Be psbiishsd II the
Rsrsslrois ana the fntslItosscsr, WssAisgtot, D..
O., s.A In The Tiues, New York, n X once yssk
fcr hrss successive ussh ths nrst ofsad publiea.
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snbF d. 7r1 a csnmissioAsr Of Patents.
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sepy, aaA sehA thsit hills 70 The Patsnt oas with
4 psper containing tbs notice h, ,aplo.lAvsv
The national Republican., 1867-04-24
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