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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19


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trading under ,ac Gim OF Moore ClurN"
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n"p"'ranvv Srd .jvsn security according 0" the nrI 81
assembly uid Ihc sr.s 81 jas Court ana D; appearing
by SATISFACTORY evidence that De- . ''t au u.1l''au'
OF ihr. commonwealth ca ~ .io1 ct iAr 'pinpllE.
act b, ,oJusrl. ordered that h. sid defendant o
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U,,i- of tie Circuit Court 81 Lev and Chauyriy
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1919.
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lewis Iti.,tcr. Moses VI IuCsa.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19
nR- WI EVANS, sOJTllINT 81

Dangerous Case % CoavutsiOns and Paiufu! Dent.
ion. Cured ~ nr Wm. Evans, Soothing Syrup
TO TIE AUEST OF DR. ENANs' SCrrH,NG SyRCP.
Dear Sir-rhC great bcsCfit Afforded 10 uy suisr-
NJ Intlat b. yoar Soothing Syrup. IN crse Of pro-
r1cied AMI painful dsutitiOn, mu-t convince every
oohnc parent how essential an early application Of
such al lGN Rlua5.U MEDICINE ~ TO relieve infant
misery all torture. NV infant wue teeUg, expert.
ercst such acute suitrrlnSs that u IS attacked
s';th oavulSiOns, apd INV wife and family supposed
'hat death w1ai sOo a release che babe from anguish
III W. procured a bottle Of vJur syrup; which n
soon IA applied TO ihc rrns. " JuLsTiul change
ySR' produced, and after few applications, the
chld displaycj obvious reilrf and nv continuing IN
- use, ata glad TO iafJrm YOU that the child has
completely recovered, aud 10 recurrence 81 that
awiN complaint has Slace ocCurr"d; the trrtb are
.unnatng fly, ant ths chile cnluy- perfect health.
! give you ny cheerful perm.s~Inn - make tRIs ac-
tno~ledgement public. aad Will gladly give any IN.
ormluon Oh this ciTcumstanC
IOII y SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

2 T Eli, Alt. JOMPUS! hon IE
Y BIAPNOGFFIr POWDERS. -Dao g d..
Fyr sss' .f.'Cs frT Ode and other Interpretations
Gauge. Ly suppressed gug-llYs . rrrl set rpluaia
o.. Prepared aEc f.: sale ~ &. AIEEliT.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

3, EW STORE The suIscrhrr respectfully ~,
' iurms thc citizens ct Wheeling ana vicinity. TIM,
ne has opened the Store formerly occupied hy r < 4
&. l. iioi 49, Market street. giH an ,strs ue,. sarL
u DRY GOODS which he wall sell ~ low as tho, can
be- proc aired IA the ciIy for cash Country merchants
and farmers aEo invited 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere. J. MYERS. j.
Wheeling OCT 10 1901
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19
WM JOHNSON.

g'n'i'u1n ~h3 has made Nral II DR.. ". Ev
ne 500 lang SyT.p IN his isml Nu ease ofn teeth
az emily wishes rs 20 STATE that h. tuaUd entirely
biSc,ual "a relieving pain IN theiu as Vi prevent
o.; the con- sequences winch som' UTCs i'!tsw. We
sheetiIlly comply with his rcT'c, SON.
E-rNc believe Il - generally T.know'.4E3d
hnse who have tined 10, that Dr. tNan,' Syr1p f1i
sas:idrsn CHfun- Teeth. aiyc.tis-1 - another col
tun, l. highly u'clul srtlcle for the purposes tor
Vllct a. - intended. UiEsiy rCspe table ludr!u-
Nai-. a. any rate. who have made use 90 a. - -
az state ~ yivc rs virtues tbs s1tCGGn % ;I,.f
al mes. Boston Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

10 B1i- 80 Hcm6rs i1s' .-s.ya. r.I 20 g'.
j.zsI3 FAATCEs q rfNgLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

- hta,. BROWN rNrNETs OIL oa h,uJ rn,,
Psi. s,.o - oSIl ~ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19
BEWARE OF c, rN1lIKiIiTi,S5.

CeIt'"r. =" rtricular in Jurclssipr - rec
hH' ihc babel "i iI's N,C,ci'e 'cutcirs notice o.
rs curry uC"oItrg - q. ? -! Corsu-S. A. "a
iNc"ls" sr'icuiar IH tttai'ii < tL,n, Il ICo Cha,
ham So, New oh. a. tr,Inirc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

JIly lI-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

MANACS FOX ISll.-"r are now Pirptr
y Cd ~ furnish to merchant. or other. the fpll.v'
ing Ahnanacs TOR 1911 by he grvss dozen Or single
Magazine Almanac
Common do
log Cabin DO
Wing SIatisiicaIJo
German 10
German English do
Comic do
Together with great variety OF school AMI msceila.
neUus books
STEPHENSON & GAEWOOn.
Succcssor 10 Fishers corner Of Main and Union SIS
"'i - Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

EiKGINlA-iN cHANCERY-it Roles hold IN IN
Clerk cI'ice Of The Circuit Superior Courr OF Las
aud Chancerv t'r the County OF Ohio. IN the lsopil
Of August. 1910.
Henry Moore. and John 7. Clarke, llto partner. !,
brsIoet,, under the firm Of N9Dso s. Clarke-C,r
plananls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

sNMEilCO.-CAIIlARTlC PILLS, IN
e surpassed by any IN The wor' iu5 cleansing
lheaiihy slate Prepared aud Tor caIo ty I. liver
I'll al lis 5utaGlc drug anc Medicine sioe - Mar
h"l NNN.rr. PHI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19
p. iHCKHANi. CI.h

NIittINIA: n rul heli IN tnrClrrl,'s aihtr %
/ ~" Circuit Superior Court "lf.aw aHd tbanCary
~ 'As county Of CEI', II IT, slouJh Of Juy, - 40.
/ II DC Is Ui-e, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

Dr. Goodss Celebrated Female Pills.
The Baron Won Iutchelcr Herb Pills,
DR.. Evans Fever and Ague PILE
Dr. HGut's Botanic Pills.
Dr.. Evans Soothing Syrup FER 7sehirg
The above invaluable Medicines arc sold Whocsa
and Retail. NJ 100 Chatham St. New York; Sou
Seventh Street. Philadelphia; ~ Wall Street Lou
vile, Kentucky; 80 CoFnhl Boston Mass aud OF.
following Agents, Wv. II. KING, Wheeling. Va. J.
Q obn-1n. Portsmouth. o. nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

NT Joshua Roberts Wa ai!i c.Ci iih a billions
anu nervous l~rasC L. IN alarming GrsIur, IL II.
attended VIII. all tIe distressing synptums which
iitcCt rciaNeG condition. w: ! SICK hCsd-ar
loss UI appetite, guhinCss IN the head rain n Tin.
stomach alter Capn-, unusual TcmO-s, shiiiiur
~rIsmo:lc pains IA every part of The body, col.
chile, ~aIIJw complexion, COst:yuCss. and a con
-taGt dull pain IA tire right side which Uftea iulu.
Fed the most dreadful rrh!!ity; in:Ccd hr thought
hc afflicted with every Intrmal csInylaInI IN.
human tod, u |Idbl TO. He was -cntTall, maxi. /.
rial az EarIuUs remedies. all Of hIrh vcrr roa5lI
!Tuilc-S- al he had recourse - Hunts R1tanlr
Pills. from the superior viTiues Of which medicine
his U|a!'u - perfectly rert tahlI-Ltd, and Is row
able O." pursue has csiiIoymrnt free tram pal. or
i7eGsC. JOSHUA NOBERTS
IN extraordinary ~-s, At Ihlrsrnuf SIN -r-,,r,.,.
ri;d r'ih DhirrtrsI and Nerr5us d-bilitJ
Mr. Joseph llar,, from boin. exroscd 10 cold
was aiiBC<et with Uu-i painful Ehrulna,ir com.
rlSnt Of !hc head, and urrk " h!ch continued 4, "a
dlstrcSsG ~ violence Tor several months. The rim.
opal symptoms WERE sv,til!H.. and cKcruris tf,t.
pain M the limits, Hnd an entire los Of flrir
usc: h"ta the pain and thelcyer generally suf cred
81 irCt,H-r ~ the evening" The pains were i;trr.,
ru uu Uir t(Et'st motion, and ytrc more s,y,T,
N Tie Hl2hi uuc. \ constant CIarTEa,a. 4 him
produced - genera! cuHs CucuCcs -tIa'ular.y -.
ness ui .glr.s. aud .rurTii wasting f fi.r hi,
lie wEs indeed - extremely u! that ms rp,t,1l
%! HI- recovery. auH u Was Ecutyai,y bel e,,dI ,,
hs u llisggs and trIouds tuBt all tie ned.rIi,rs ~
treatment IN THIS wuTii could not hI,u any r.Ic'
Eut ry'lag an HdyCri..tHICut 81 IIuufs Gn..Ti.
PAis, uc S2s fTCctrd hy Almighty I'r,yIurr,,
2" uEc ihca be din 20, and aiteEs fortnight tL,t
er 'duccd iavOruhic change, and hCis now i, L.,t
my ahdsHots man JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-19

Il When q sound 4 sceuti &c rcmet Tor ". sea sc-
Gas l1uS bccI IN general use. best1wIna blessing
and receiving praises IL scaTC,ly IN the pom %,
hem.
Whom v has achieved m asccaliut carcsr o.
'iuinss9, which distances the competition Of Igngr
,-gs'tal pretclsi9I, ana -, ,ttr. Cousplr uu,~
RfiNa IN universal favour, by intrinsic worth alone
IT, Proprietor may pu!Ht . the causes Gifts ~
o.giptlty, w!th insurr1aZ the suspicion OF lnvII-
oJsIcss m lnstltUilus ihc comparison.
-. ..FGT A l. -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
highly Important from, Eng,a,,o


Highly Important from, Eng.a3a
Var betaUeen England and China-i
Preparations IN India and Enolaad
to attack China.
By the packet ship South AmenI
ca, Capt. Bailey, we have received
highly important intelligence FROM
England to the Goth ult. and Liyer]
pool, and 10Th from London, beinsI
ten days later than the previous ac.
counts. This news is of the highest,
importance.
England has nom declared War a.,
gasnst China. Lord Auckland has
received instructions to that effect.
We have now the details of such,
active preparations of war In British
India and in England, as invariably
precedes more open and formal dec
laratlon. By an overland mail, re-
celved at London from India, the Lon
don papers of the 18th ult published
accounts from Canton to 18th Decem-1
ber last and many days later FROM
Calcutta. The news was immediate
ly given to the public, and produced
great excitement in London. There
is not yet any formal declaration of.
war by England, but it is well knowni
that such a thing would not be done
till the Government is ready to make
blow. The preparations in India
and England are on very extensive
scale.
DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST
CHINA BY THE BRITISH.
Intelligence reached London Lon
don on the llth March, by the over
land mail from India, stating that the
Governor General of India has, IN the
name of the British Government, de-
clarcd war against China. This I'M
portant news is contained In the des-
patches from Bombay, dated January
81, and was brought to MarSeilles on
the 7th.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

opponent, betrays corruption of heart, revolving
TO humanity, but when we find man who couples
his base fabrications with plausible professions of
honesty we feel the barrenness of language to af-
ford epthets sufficiently descriptive of our abhor-
renee of his character--and are such the means by
which you expect to drag your Martin Van Buren,
again into office !-you will find that you cannot
humbug the public longer-your black-hearte lies
shall have their refutation as fast as you generate
them, the men that are now fighting for liberty un-
der the banner of HARRISON and TYLER, from mis-
rule and corruption, sleep like the soldiers of the
old General at Tppecanoe, "on their arms and in
order for battle," and when you dream we are
asleep, and fabricate another falsehood, look out
that some Harrison man don't give it to you as
the Indians got it. P. R.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

exander, the mighty Greek. and Napoleon Bo-
neparte, and Harrison on one side, and Cap
tain John Fallstaff and the General from Michi-
gan on the oherl Sir, must leave a question
thus sust aimed by authorities, both ways, to
posterity Perhaps the lights of another age
may enable the world to decide it, confess
my inability to say on which side the weight OF
authority lies.
| hope may obtain the pardon of the Ame-
rican Congress for adverting this discussion
to another matter, gravely put forward by the
gentleman from Michigan. Without the slight
est feelings of disrespect to that gentleman, |
must be allowed to say that his opinions hastl-
ly am sure, obtruded on the House in this
military question can only be considered as sub
ieets of merriment.
To BE CONTINUED.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
Another Harrison Victory /!
WELL DONE CINCINNATI

WELL DONE ClNClNNA11!!
The following gratifying intelligence is from the
Cincinnati Republican OF the 9Th inst
Glorious Triumph!
HARRISON MAJORITY IN THE CITY
1861!
THE WHOLE REGULARLY NOMINATED
HARRISON DEMOCRATIC TICKET IN EV-
ERY WARD IN THE CITY, with the only ex-
ception of the Constable in the Third Ward) PRE-
VAILED AT THE ELECTION ON MON
DAY!!
Every exertion possible was made by the de-
structiUes to run in their candidates. Our Log
Cabin ticket was counterfeited, and tickets head
ed Harrison Ticket" but containing the names
of some of their candidates, were distributed
some of their candidates declared themselves at
the polls Harrison men.
Notwithstanding all the drawbacks to our sue
cess, we have obtained GLORIOUS RUNPRE-
CEDENTED VICTORY! Last year the Loco
Fecos succeeded in electihg four Council men and
two Constables On Monday, the only solitary
candidate carried by them was Mr.. Riley for Con-
stable, over Mr.. Hazen, in the Third Ward-and
this is very easily accounted for-Hazen having
stated public the election day, that he did not
want the Office, and that he thought of leaving the
State Under these circumstances, it is not strange
that Riley beat hm-still his majority IS but about
80. The Harrison majority in this Ward Oh the
township ticket is III.
The result of this election is such as to satisfy
the most sceptical, that the sun of Van Buren, IS
set.
There were sixty five candidates on the regular
ly nominated Harrison tlcket-sirty. four Of 0lcm
are elected.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

Kentucky.-The Frankfort Com
monwealth apprehends that the Gov
ernor of Kentucky will have to con-
vene the Legislature of that State for
the purpose of passing law for the
appointment of Presidential Electors.
The former law has expired by its
own limitation, and this fact was over
looked by the Legislature dnring its
late session.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

SLIGHT DIFFERENCE. Our neighbor OF
the Pennsylvania admits that the Harrisonites
have carried Connecticut, but claims New
Hampshire as the first gun of the campain--
The difference, however, amounts to simply
this. New Hampshire, at the last Presiden-
taI Election, gave her electoral vote for Martin
Van Buren,. At the recent election, she exhibi-
ted no political change, but an adherence TO her
old faith in Van Burenism. Connecticut, at the
last Presidential election, also gave her cleo
toral vote to Van Buren by majority of 500.
At the recent election, however, she gave a
Wing majority of between 4 and 5000, and thus
exhibited loss to Van Buren, of State which
gives eight electoral votes ! A few more such
changes, and even some Of the loudest and will
dest of the Sub-Treasury advocates will aban-
don the tottering Administration Penn Ing
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

The "LADIEs COMPANION. This periodical,
replete with interesting subjects, has just been re-
ceved, and we take pleasure in recommending it
to our fair readers as publication of unequalled
merit-this number is embellished with fine en-
craving of "the Young Mother"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

HORRIBLE AccIDENT.--We learn that on
Saturday last, small child of Mr.. John Haine,
in the neighborhood of Mohontonga Lock, was
burned to death. The child had been sent by
its mother to repair the fire where she had been
engaged at washing, when its clothes caught
fire and before assistance could reach it, the
flames had so spread over its clothes that it
was found impossible to extinguish them until
the child was so awfully burned that it expired
in less than two hours.-Unson Star
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
A Letter from Cincinnati says:

And now for Gen. Harrison. Since | saw
you the whole horizon changed the clouds dis
persed, and all looks brigh. again. | feel nc
hesitation in saying that Ohio will givea major
ity of 10000 Such enthusiasm | never wit
messed before. The accouets of our convention
are not exaggerated. There must have been We
ry little short of 10000, and this would revolu-
tionized any state. Nor is the enthusiasm con-
fined to Ohio-it pervades the whole West.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

Not Bad.--A bill concerning intermarriages
between whites and blacks, being before the
Massachusetts Legislature, one of the mem
bers rose and delivered himself as follows:
"Mr. Speaker shall vote in favor of this
bill, simply because do not wish to see law
on the statute book regulating mere matter ol
TASTE for such | consider to be the whole ques-
ton of intermarriage between persons of diff
fereat color. tits purely matter of taste, and
if my friend from Nantucket wishes to marry
black, biue or green wife. am content that
he should have full liberty to indulge his pref
erence for either color. All request of him
is, that when l happen TO pay him friendly
visit, at the Island, he will not ask me to KISS
his milk and nqolasSeS children"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

A large calico printing establishment at Fall
River, recently suspended operations, the owner
not being able under the present condition OF things
to pay former prices, and the workmen refusing to
work for any less. With their usual avidity for "a
ny thing which can be made into political capital,
the ocofscos declared it was done for the sake of
influencing the votes ofthe people employed in the
works 1t turns out, however, that the proprietor
is supporter ofthe administration.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

The loss by fire at Washington is estimated
at$40, ,O0O Mr. Langtree will lose about
SIS, 900, and Mr.. Allen of the Madisonian a.
bout 5000
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

Governor Grayson of Maryland, had decli-
ned calling an extra session Of the Leglsla-
ture.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WAsHINGToN.-A fire
broke out in Washington city, at an early hour on
Saturday morning last, which destroyed the print
ing office of the Madisonian, with all the materials
the extensive stationary and book binding estab-
lishment of Messrs Langtree & O'Sullivan, and
also injured the Medical Colege.-B.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

STROUDSBURG GARTILLERISTS.
Assemble for parade at the house of Luke
Brodhead on Monday the 4th day of May ne1
al y O'CLOCK N CHAs SMITH, Capt
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18
"MOre Breakers i'm the East.''---" Old
Tip'' i'm Maine.

In Portland on Tuesday last, the Wings carried
their city officers in every Ward but one, with the
exception of fthe Mayor. The Wings having two
candidates, there was no election. The aggregate
Whig vote was 1OO6, the Tory 7O2, scattering 7.
Falmouth, in Cumberland county, has been tri-
umphanty redeemed. The Wings elected their
entire ticket by twenty majority. Van Buren ma
iority last fall l5 This is the fifth town in this
county alone, represented by Locos in the last
Legislature which has been regenerated this spring
Wonders will never cease. Even Belfast, the
capital of Waldo county one of the strongest holds
of Van Burenism in Maine, is regenerated. The
Wings have elected their entire ticket. In 1888
the vote stood for Fairfield 447-Kent 900.
The Wings have also carried Limerick for the
first time in ten years-Pa. Inquirer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-04-18

List Of persons drawn to serve as Petit
Jurors, at May session, 1910.
! Peter Houser, Hamilton.
2 John Fellenser, do
3 John Smith, Smith6eld.
Yoest Dreisbach, Tobyhanna.
S John Hanna, NJ. Smith6eld.
6 John Shively, Pocono.
z Melchor Bossert, Hamilton.
8 Abraham Hoffman, M. Smilh6eld.
8 Mifflin Hannum, Stroud.
10 Joseph Chnstman, Ross.
IL Smith Price, Price.
12 David Eylenberger, NJ. Smith6eld.
l3 Charles Dreisbach, Chesnuthill.
IA Charles WolGnger, Stroud.
Is George Strunk, Smith6eld.
16 Samuel Snyder, do
IL Henry Wise, Chesnuthill.
Is Jacob Root, Hamilton.
19 Jacob Keyser, Ross.
90 Adam UT, Stroud.
81 Peter Kurtz, Smith6eld.
% VIM. Mill, Chesnuthill.
90 George Kern, Ross.
"a Benjamin Turner, Stroud. -
IS George Stetler, Nj. Smith6eld1
26 Jacob Arndt, Smith6eld.
81 Charles Kewhart, do
% Peter Snyder, Hamilton.
90 Daniel Jayne, Smith6eld.
80 Stogdell Stokes, Stroud.
81 Samuel Holman, NJ. Smithfeld.
80 Peter Merwine. Fobyhanna.
3S James Aliger, NJ. Smithfield.
81 George Murphy, Chesnuthill.
35 Adam Huffsmith, do
S6 Daniel Brown. do
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Jury LIST.

List of persons drawn TO serve as Grand
Jurors, AT the May session, 1910, OF Mon
roe county courts:
Charles Hawk. Chesnuthil.
2 Peter Berger, Toby hanna.
Peter Frederick, Stroud.
John V. Bush, Smith6eId.
5 David Keller, Hamilton.
6 George Shupp, Chesnuthill.
7 George Bomberger, Smith6eld.
8 Joseph Houser, do
9 Jacob Altemus, Chesnuthill.
10 John Zimmerman, Smithheld.
II John Bntz, Pocono.
l2 John Boys, Stroud.
Is John C.. Strunk, Smith6eld.
ID George R. Labar, Stroud.
Is Jacob Grotz, Ross.
Is Stroud Burson, Stroud.
II Samuel Pipher, NJ. Smith6eld.
Is Charles HaIterman, do
19 Michael Bush, Stroud.
90 Samuel Bond, Tobyhanna.
81 VIM. Walton, jr. Stroud.
% Philip Fetterman, do
% John Mansfield, Hamilton.
"a Francis Edkin, ChesnuthilI.
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Wise of Virginia, thus epigrammatizes the
history of General Harrison:
cit proves him to be patriot, successful
soldier, republican of the plain, strict, stern
school statesman of enlarged views, looking
to his whole country and to all its parts, for
practical wisdom a benefactor of all its parts
ever entrusted to his guardianship and care; a
scholar, writer, an honest man, and gentle
man, alike beloved in his private, and glorious
ly renowned in his public life. What more can
be said of any man? believe there is not a
man of our country now living who can point to
a life of greater usefulness and of more distin-
guished public services, both civil and military,
than Gen William Henry Harrison"