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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED



ln6 UNITED s Sss Of % hereby and s
Land Offices in the State of Michigan the periods hereina
The Land 0des at GENEssEE, commencing on Mon
c n S %S s n % % hs
and fractional ,1s t22wnships 70 wit: .,,,,
Tow hy sSs s Sd East SrS. msr and s
's Ra 'oSah ma Of &gs and
onal townships hirtyseven and thy-eght bordering on
Townships thirt -Four and thirty FIVE and fractional town
SHIPS thysx and thyseven, bordering on Lake Huron OF
II TdGyMn.hg. thirty sh,ywe ,hy,do1G
TOWNSHIPS thMyone, thrty-two thirty three and thirty
ing on Lake Huron Of range five.
& f January & Rs Sps. an Of s public
within the limits Of the aforementioned townships and frac
North efiGe base line, and East Of meridian.
four, and fractional township ,hrtyve bordering Lake
townships Tyone thrtytwo and thirty three, and ac-
tona township trfour bordering Lake Huron, of range
fractional townships thy-one thy-two thirty three,
thirty four bordering on Lake Huron and Thunder Bay Of
Fractional townships hir,yone hiitywo, shrtyhrse, and
Fractional townships. thirty thy-one thrty-two and th
~ three, bordering on Lake Huron Of range nine.
Fractional township thirty, Of range ten.
Township thrySys, and fractional township. hiity-u,
and hlrtyeisht bordering on Lake Huron and
ToT0hir, hiIyye thirty SIX and hirtyssyen and se
hoAe
Al the Land Office at IONIA commencing on Monday the
sixth day OF February for the disposal OF the public lands
wn the limits of the aforementioned townships and frac
| tic tai townships. TO w.t.
North orthe base line, and West ofthe meridian.
ownshps hirtythree thrty-egh inclusive, and frac
ona township hrtynne bordering Lake Huron of
| three.
Townships thythee thirty eight. inclusive and
ona township hirtynne bordering the Straits Of Mack
naw OF range four
Fractional townships hirtyhree, hirtyour and thry-6ye
townships hrtyx and thirty seven and fractional townships
hirty-egh and thynne bordering the Straits Of Mack
nav and Lake Michigan of range FIVE
Also, al the same place commencing on Mond thetwen
yseventh day OF February for disposal uthe public
lands within rhe limits of the aforementioned townships and
| fractional townships, TO witt
- North ~ the base line, and West of the meridian
Fractional townships hirtyhree thirty-nine inclusive
bordering on Lake Michigan and Walloon Lake Of range
six.
Fractional townships thirty three thry.four hirtysr and
range =
fractional townships thirty three and thyfour bordering
on Lake Michigan, of range eight
Fractional township thitythree, bordering AXE Mich
gan, Of range nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the schools military OF
other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales Will each be kept for weeks un the
lands sooner disposed off, and longer and private
tries OF land IN the townships offered will be admitted until
AFTER the expiration OF the two weeks.
lven under my hand at the city Of Washington, this
ty-seventh day of September, Ammo Domin 1912.
By the President:
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
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THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

. NOTICE TO PREcEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person claiming the right of Exemption land in
any OF the townships designated this
OF he PROVISIONS Of the act of 22d June 1885, extended and
modhed BY the act OF LIST june $780, of the of
latter where those laws still apply such claims by
son oil the absence of the ats at the Registers Office 22d
june 8l by virtue of the of the 4h September l8
each granting certain privileges another different
Settlers requested 10 the the satisfaction
REGISTER and Receiver of the proper Land Office make
as soon as practicable after seeing this notice,
lie sale Of the land above designated otherwise such claims
will be foreued "
Where the subsequent the filing of the pats shall ex
sale above mentioned claims under the acts of 1888 and
above referred will be forfeited # proven up and paid
for prior TO the expiration Of such year
THO H. BLAKE,
,. Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24

ORRIS TOOTH WASH-Ekepared from the onslnal re-
- cpe at No.s Gold street. New Yrok-The Onis Tooth
Wash purely vegetable preparation, possessing the proper
ties sceanns the teeth and mouth restoring the to
healthy and preventing unpleasant odour
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth from de
ranged state Of the stomach
designed be used with tooth brush and will be found
to supenede the necessity IA powder keeping the teeth
and the OF the the teeth
II usefun Of spungy restoring
to healthy ste and them around the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and gums arising from
exposure to cold Will be found highly beneficial II
before retiring This msthod recommended By
dentists doing all particles Of food which
mulae during the day entirely removed, and the mouth
kept through the night IN clean sweet and healthy state
of poor humanity; but how neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by all the
needed Among these know Of pleasant
and eecua than the Ons Tooth WASH III cleanes and WIFI
tens the teeth strengthens the es the mouth and
the breath. We recommend il ALL young and
ld.-[Boston Morning Post.
The Ors Tooth Wash the detergent ever used
our cnamel-[ Boston Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggists in e scitv
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PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOTTPS

WARRANTED to keep any length of time in any climate
VIZ LOBSTER, hsbu shsd salmon, oysters and clan
BROTH chicken soup tail soup mock and turtle
vegetable soup green peas, mushrooms, umps per
insr 'i ~ ~ N aaAN 49, =,
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DO ARDING-The original Walton House. 326 Pearl street
~ franklin squse-kep by Jas Fowler, from London, Eng
land boae So week. hoarders
day Families can be accommodated with private
reasonable terms Wines and spirits, rer
gasshcme brew'd ale pntine Welsh rarebits
cents eacheold cuts equally cheap N b. Hot coffee
pIn-stakes and mutton chops be had all hours
j. F. particularly whv is in of
Portable home to call and inspect his establishment and
Judge for themselves. Persons travelling for England
find their call The being
10 London and Liverpool SHIPS f. appointed agent
give passse every information.
New York and Old Country papers tab Zen in. ms 3msr
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COUGHS, COLDS,

oi R1nod Ish; Hoarsenes; Sors niosa sP.ttnng
BY ,cienti6c physicians invention. caedPofessor Jones'
Cough Candy, compound of tUlu
composed rarest herbs and plants the vegetable
pi1e Read t. plain honest explanation the public
by an eminent Physian in liquid form Surely
when TAKEN n: aape Of beautiful candy pleasant TO the
one trial to convince all Of its merits II but shilling
trial: who will use 1T Ii is slightly purga all hui
from and purifying the blood Ia fact from the
Already cured by this proprietor feels in offering
these terms than satisfied
thsmthe public perceive this is fsr dealing
and plainly that this pulled The propIic-
tor one trial from all who have
fed medicines Of the day IL sold cheap that rich poor may
qse it, Sold only at or shiliings age package, by T.
pointed Agsn-Zebsr, Third and Dock Phil State
King Chareston, C. Zeiber, the American Hotel
Washington. ID G. n24 lmsec
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THE ANTLANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING
GREAT REDUCTION.

WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
FROM TWELVE 81 DOLLARS!
nd ass Sfsaa
i 81 .f5:i r.
IS; ss= !s 4.
writing may be- See .PsGimsns 4 the door ss5 Broadway
handsome and Asfi RAINING Hard
y New f York .is course in rhr..
pays MIR b. to be seen from to A. NJ, from
Evening Glasses from tos.
laugh on superior method by double and single entry
7 | ~ o. p ca c.
9, sssh e. 6 shorthand for taking
S .s i 3. Sss
"Gsf n the author i, presented to every pupil for
YEA E3S SFT5hs FIs%. published
It's most beautifully printed and embeished % highly
etching BY Crcl.SanI and .upab
h: berg STANDARD work. age will not depreciae its value
fg as s s1. R. MARTYR 3 5a s CO. :'9:.,
M A r TINS CASH TAI OKIN G
Z S A B l. H M E Mt.
l54 William Street, Corner Of .4nn Street,
rss Il. i:
ming ss.seiiOa .s during mi s
al sfyl and eaen o, who
furnish tn M ESfpSk at AN s6Ts r Kim
Ge esi Goats Coat. made De- and
Pans fsni: s sss Vests. -: III. =" Sss ,s%
Ts%:@tta.h on delivery. 70 !, 60
oi ds Ioss Il:
200 Cooking Guns assorted to - boxes, s.'rt lengths
800 Rifles, from Sc to $40 each
unsmhs and dealers in guns will find a, ,h. depot every
en- any Snsn
sHs 1H 70 Sc; bags
IMPROVED MINERVA SHOULDER BRACE
Goqdysa. Patep! Ip.,lable
the chest free action the Jugs improve the 9orm
Parents and guardian. particularly requested
As Of a S
no slGs h T
sPestion Of Mr. Fsss who has sI.een years
could as so Ied"
The ' Mou Hae nSw n public
Russia Riding Belt the in The D,ro,
sn SsnsS "' .upDo he E S
Tse from The belt 1T ,Su after the old
the Of sd rsss 81 os 4
RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM! RHEU MATTsMII
most sP%ii@ SSlsS ns hers
in qs su .p,n 81 tsa
o Il Msdyyu ss no family ought b roa
WATCHES LOWER THAN EvER.-In consequence
is e If 9s e, sS asp OF S% IS. y hs late s
and js%s , spo rs sSsas'S
O. ], sa low s1ssss
snS sssp ssSd 6. q a., ss
mas rs s!'s a..
respectable female yess Of ass M ,1sss %
She would Europe yet would accept Of 9oo
ss. S ys s0a r. to he ws. na as, The
,.,ESssFI Y's fATENT CQNICAL vENTTL4T0T
Hs.5. f. Of vsT9 n.. sa
on from I'll oui ar and unShoss.t n. s sTi
is sl.o an saes,uai cure for smoky Chamns: e"''"'
County ofNew York, is prepared to supply the public with
Metal Roofing of ali descriptions furnished in any part Of III,
y fsi' s Who'll ss3. sa
''i SS' fSa %
RoUQUETs. FOR THE HOLIDAYs-Bouquets for
bridal and other parties composed Of the choice flow
S aes 'cn n a.
SsmsgD e Ge eS oa as @ terms as az any sma
orders one or two days in all Of which will ihani
s'd and ''SSPi sL s'fsp DSNLAr SIS Broadway
r Il. sCRhMsER "a Barclay, corner ST. Peters Place
,nd Invite ~. friend. and ne gpSe
dial. Fruits Spices Groceries the finest aus,tes which
pnes ~ ns6 eoGS IA. 70 satisfy
Wines and Liquors which Of the choicest vntages
Assfg superior ;Ies Of Raspberry and chsny I..d
- 49,. TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
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PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
FOk THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAL DIS
EASES,
IN CONNEXION WITH
The. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR
MACV N L, rr-Irr

IHE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR
MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
THE College OF Medicine Pharmacy of the citv of New
fok have opened in connexion with their Medical and
Surgical Conaung Rooms establishment for the excp.
sve reception ofpatents suffering from yenerea
class human maladcs requires for their safe and
greater degree Of matued experience and
sas as thousands must bitterly acknowledge other class
mas been so much subjected to the mare of
and unsducated pretenders-nen without
medical experience-without responsh
lity The members OF the College are fully convinced b,
were uniformly subjected the treatment
properly quaied Physicians vast amount OF human suffering
would Dc pressned and the innocent saved from the
qusnces IN which they are often involved with
guilty, n order therefore to suppress possible this
rnnons the College have opened this
ana placed under the management of eminen nj
gentlemen OF great experience and sound judgmentmen for
lege itselfis pledged. " w ~
Patients OF both will be admitted and receive advice
amfopsip and The necessary medicines will be dispensed to
mem az less than the usual rates No fees whatever will be
require he College cherish the hope that this liberal ar
VIII soon put the mpost which this
class Of patients have been subjected ali thu. Affected viii
IT'S hoped see The wisdom OF avang themselves the or
'' nov ". '"''e W, = &RIiScsHiARpsoN, Agent,
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the COLLEGE,
IN ~ Nassau susst New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME hESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS
in Europe but France particular for thirty years
well thousands in this country. being the only mild
forbids rapid increase Of family.
Madame Restci well n w,s for thirty years Fe
AND % a.I E
experience and opportunities: she attained ceebty
the female Frame for which her medicines no stand unr
vailed well in this Europe Her acquanancs
herSy tie decline and i'll hesh of maes
scarce in the meridian Of @ and the consequent rapid and
fond mother osa pre- gaveto their
at know ledge Of the primary ndpos
the dcoSsry her ceesed fseSy w if fo isd g
Their adoption has been the Of preserving not oRy
the health but even the life Of many an aectonate we and
The advertiser feeling importance this subject and Is
on would respectfully ne attention OF the MAJ
Iied by all that they hold and dear their
not wise and yItuous evils which we are sub
jec by simple and heating within control Ever
dispassonate vrtuous and enlightened mind Will unhesa
accompanied with full and particular direcons ThsJ
be forwarded by mail TO part the United States Al
SELL Female @ Pne ocs ne
;.rset New Work Once hours from AM 70 clock NJ
Boston Office Ne 2 ESSEX u. mo lm.r
MADAME ESTELL,
LSEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence LA ,,r,.n
wich street, Cosrsndt nd Liberty streets WHARF
be consulted with the s,rctes, confidence on corr
plants incident to the female frame YIN ~
Madame in the treatment
Of obstinate cases Of female esuay soppage
&C. is such as to Ieauo bat few days t9 effect perfect
6nemen or other ndspo,ton will be accommodated duIine
such p time with griva,s and respectable board.
eate precautions health tobds rapid increase Of family
&c BY If 70 any Ds Of % SSss Sae Prs
Nsy SoIs RSs;0q 2Rssk NJ E.,sr
she wpuld deve.s her personal attendance upon them VI
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RHEUMATISM ! RHEUMATISM

for up Ds
to r n nD9n
RHEUMATISM :! RHEUMATISM!
pERsO rs afflicted with Rheumatism are beginning
be aware that if they continue suffer longer they
Rheumatic Syrup stands above all doubt the of
To Az whom it may concern-This cefes that spring
was taken with , , no, Ieumsts~ in all my limbs. So
hsp and at Sns Te the pain was SO that did
Henry: syrup on ThuI.dsy %o1nps and
steadily imp eying, and weeks was PERFECTLY cured
ana no" able to be any GESRY I%i%SRALL
ru PSI Houston st. opposite Ludlow.
s; R $ @ e Hs % sdrs s
THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ p, No. 81 Reads street, New York
ps.isn, .sti.dsd.msdsins delivered
w idn s
Some cry humbug out of ervy-some from jealousy CRY
humbug-so%e from sheer lgn9ance of The thing hum
do believe that every thing which IS hastily n0s
hssmsus Men nd need not be frightened BY cutlery
$. iva. 10 as to a sSv s
ton othe best things for the bToa, and ho.enes
himself HEMAN BANGS, 'e' 'o'
the Methodist EP SS q F GhSTSh
New York Dec. 18th, 1912.
j. PEASE SONS Celebrated Compound Clarified Es-
P
This pleasant msdiciae formed by combiaaton of
Colds Pulmonary and BY 1T e co@b
Bene, Of The whole 'e
THE OPINION OF THE LLERGYMEN
Afflicted with Coughs Colds Hcarssness and consump're
s Gse oT can Equal it, We
Reverend Lindsey pastor Of NJ Church, Second
Reverend Crawford passor the second NJ E. Church,
Reverend Mr. Lucky, presiding elder New York Con-
Reverend M Whater pastor Of Presbyterian Church,
Reverend v. c; Hswley, chaplain At City Hospital.
Reverend Mr. Gihen pastor of NJ. Z. Church, Bedford
Reverend Mr. Hart, recent pastor of Baptist Church. Gold
sold Wholesale and retail At IS Division stree.
Bossw.y and %;.n " A'Or House, ITO
Dexter, No; 81 STATE s street Albany, NY.
W Who%piSeq W, G1;, Cincinnati 1cv Ohio
An agent wanted at New Orleans.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others wishing steam
subscribers before they purchase else where Boxes Of assorted
confectionery put up the following sizes: vz-i5b 2Ob
2b 50lb 75b 100 dozen at very low
prices. l. PEASE A SON as nv;s;on a,
B-Al kinds steam confectionery IS per pound
'' 80 J. PEAsE SON.
CARD,-As the Hoydsy season is now close at hand,
when families their friends in the
old STYLE Messrs j. Pease Son ready
receive orders Ice Cream jelly Jelly Bommonge Charlotte
French and American Notices; Pyramids Temples Lady APP
pies and IN ac thing abe for the embellishments
Of New Years Table In each department Of this branch Of
their business they have procured the best Of fully
UNDERSTANDING their duties. and fearing rival.
All orders either for the present for New Years day
" j PEAsE x SON
~ Ice Cream and jelly in forms, SIX shings
quart.
B. No New Year; Table should ,: without Psss.s
Havana Orange is sold Wholesale and retail at IS Diy
sion 81. dl8 lmr
ITO DRU0GlSTs.-A situation wanted teIther in the city
country by young man who has had several
experience in the Retail Drug Business. Direct DRUG.
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO HUFTUKED PEHSONN.
DERSONS afflicted with ruptuIes rely upon
instrumental aid the world affords, application
o6cs. No. Messy either Of the agents
principal towns the United States Be careful the
back pad Of HULA If they endorsed by
Hull! writing. None genuine, be relied upon
good, without his signature.
Many have undertaken vend limitations HuIs
celebrated aud thousands imposed
quence. These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unskfu mechanics and better than the ord
nary trusses
Rooms have been fitted No Vescy street, exclusively
Tor ladies' having entrance from the business
ment where female IN constant attendance wait upon
female Patients nil lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24
EKUPTIONS AND DISFIGUREMENTS OF
THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW
SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN

SAIL RHEUM. iIeeke:, scaryy. ,pmplss, erysipsls.,
qpetoes change the color Of DARK sunburnt yellow
dscoored skim The Italian Chemical Soap really the won.
der of the age Well might the Medical Society Of Paris cal
blessing: and is Inventor Bsprine IhiIsansrOp.t l.
1t entirely eradicates eruption Disagreement of the
skim imparting to the face body neck beautiful
heahfui cleaness. No Misrepresentation oeret. One
trial will suffice recommend 70 ALL Amons the many who
persons-Rev. T: 8 Lever. Newark NJ (you notified
that this puffed nosrum but physicians nvenon NJ
Eagle Sc Chatham street, New York. Price SO cents.
This nfalbe curing chap tender flesh makes the
skin smooth, soft and white.
Agents-Zieber Sd and Dock Streets Phadelpha, next
the American Hotel Washington, D. c.; State
Bosson State st Albany; Mitchell Neywleh Chen.ago,
Y: and lions ST
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ITO DRU06sTs-A situation wanted tetheT in the city
experiences n he Retail Drug Business Direct DRUG
ksfsr:aes-Msssss. John FAR Go, Chemists, Hhiss.l
rhnA do ~ dkwsr
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TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
L. d. .s. fsms sY sSr .s "''' n'scS.: %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-24
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR
OIL OF CORAL. CIRCASSIA


y EADER, MISREPRESENTATION here offered you you
~ surely believe plain true statement without putting
it supported by the names Of respectable citizens: Here
real qualities will force the hair the head
face body where nature intended hair
stopt falling of make the scalp healthy thereby cung dam
time mske it naturally dark from the These cit
zens have used and certify the above its qualities We
could offer hundred more, but these suffice No need
be said its price reasonable-ony 8 and shilnss bot
tie. Sold by the sole proprietor T. Jones' the of the
American Eagle 90 Chatham street New York Reader give
this only one fair trial and yop will be satisfied.
Agens-Zeber, Sd and Dock street, Philadelphia, and next
to the American Hotel Washington b. CT State st. Boston;
Cleveland King st, Charleston. s. G.; 81 State Albany:
Mltche Norwich, Chenango N: Y Martini barber Gals
kill N. " and l3s Fulton ST. Brooklin. nl9 lm@ec
A r IT'S 7 I N H AIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
NJ OF less than inches long, in one hundred different de-
IN sgns-Necklaces Bracelets Watch guards, Earrings,
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand peemnent above all others Their peculiar light
and veRtatng character their being shaped exactly
the natural hair their elasticity and their superior
eral and workmanship, well their style OF finish and
arrangement all combine TO form such perfect heads Of
that they must be seen to be fully appreciated.
Parties having piece Of hair Of living released friend
formed by him into design the mind
In such afom it will be keepsake invaluable.
Grauitous advice all diseases connected with The
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rnoms,
lag BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street.
ivl2smS To Stairs.
DOCTOR ELLIOTT, OCULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
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U MEES, 4i3 Broadway, entrance IN Lispen.rd street
IA second door lately from Europe Professor Of OF
Fencing gives Fencing also the Of the
and bayonet, staff. and every species Of weapons.
Gentlemen, lovers Of this military officers OF the army.
&c respectfully invited call and wness exh
bition Of his skill in this useful and important
spacious double Shooting Gallery, illuminated the
evening will also be found with Swiss pstosshoot
disf.nc OF 2I0 wards <r
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
scHUYLKILL COUNTY.

large meeting Of the Democracy oi
Schuylkill was held in Orwigsburg, on the
2sth ult. Hon.STRANeE N. PALMER, presid.
ing. A Committee of twenty-five was
appointed TO draft Resolutions &c. and
reported preamble and series of resou-
slons which speak the sentiments of the
democrats Of that region in plain and forci.
BILE terms. We are glad to see by the fol-
lowing Resolution that the course of our
talented and firm democratic friend, Col.
S'raub, is duly appreciated by his constitu-
ents.
ReSolUed--That the course pursued by
our Representative in Congress, PETER
NEWHARD, Esq. and by our Represen-
tative in the State Legislature, COL G. M.
STRAUB,merits our entire appreciation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY

The democrats of Northumberland county
have formed their ticket, WILLIAM FoRsyTH
Esq. is nominated for the Senate, and
JACOB GEARHEART for the House of Rep
sentatives. Flom what we know of the
gentlemen above named, we are enabled to
say that they are both "good men g. true,"
whose democracy has never been question
ed, and whose characters as men are unim.
peachable. We are pleased to learn that
the ticket gives general satisfaction, and the
entire party will unite, heart and hand. in
eecting it. Mr.. Forsyth will be elected, if
the other counties in the district concur in
his nomination, in the place Of Mr. Flem.
ming,whose term has expired. Mr.. Gear
heart takes the place OF David B. B.Montgom.
cry who so kindly volunteered not only to
vote agains, the removal question in this
county, but barteied his own vote TO obtain
others TO vote with him, and who so nobly
followed the dictates of his Danville friends
to procure division of the county by his
vote and influence. Mr.. Gearheart is an
honorable high minded, firm and consistant
democrat, and if elected, which he will be-,
will do honor 10 the county which he rep.
resenls.