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Foreign lrnporxatiO,s.

HAyANA-ship Alex riaI36 bxs segars Degeu-s00 d,
] MAJ ws-B5 do Lille u Rr.ns-3 bis do Ssmms-
$500 bxs sugar as b,les tobacco to order.
oGRANDE-Brg Or,oel 920 hides i6 bis hair bgs do
5000 horus bones 10 bis hide cutting Barow
RIO GRANDE-Bdg kuth-83l3 hides II pbls II sacks
rooms bundle 20 bales wool horns Harbuck
10 quo horns %, 900 bones 3 Richards.
ANGosrURA-Bng rrel;us- l04 hides 81 bis deer kkns
so bag. COCOA Maitland, Phelps co.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. "a la41

BALTIMORE, Oct. 80, 1547
Fire Riot and Loss of Life .attack on II, Poites-In
e,ndfarism--The Races Ships in Por,-Th,o,,i
Gals, &c.
We had another Of the most disgrsceu Ere riots last
night that has taken place in city, has
resulted the spng of much blood and the loss Of at
least one II not more lives About o'clock in the even
pg some mscrsan set FIRE to the Ice house along side Of
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Domestic lanI,ortasions

New ORLEANs-Ship Vicksbnre--ioos pigs lead H Ro.
gers COT hhds tobacco Par,sh-ul bales cotton
Leveick-l bx CoIley-37 hhds ,bacco Ros. ire
CO.'S" bales cotton Collins-77 Colt & co.-% Matthews
kns Deano.5i hid. lob Geo Fra.cI GS-l7 bales rim
200 bbs whisbey McGfegoI Mous-ll bales wool Cornell
Brot ers-llM Pigs lead ID Marsh-2 98 do St,ahsm
Sc lS0 bales mdze SO do cutting hhds tobacco
order.
CHARLrsroN-Shp South Carolins-I7 bis cotton Drake
MsN do Brigham Carharti33 casks ice II Lever rich.
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Passengers Arrived.
New ORLEANs-oh,p vicksburg-J Evans, two children
aud servants in the steeraRe.
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KEY WEST, Oct. Q, l847.
accident at SEQ, &c.

Accident at SEQ, &c.
The chip Solon Of and from New York, bound to Mo-
bile, with assorted cargo struck shoa about
mile from the Sand Key light, Friday the LIST inst
She received assistance and brought to Key West
and beed for salvage which has been decided award
ing three vessels interested schooners Louisa and La
fayette, and sloop Empire $4,000. She was at
daylight and was of by midnight
The health OF the Island has been extremely good,
the importation of the yellow fever by
the u 8 steamer Allegheny.
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Tho crops throughout Texas are good beyond all pre-
vious expectations
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Cleared.
B:y 1 ss E'''' s'''A'"s'
shps-Cop.tuiion, tpacs BIi,.on LiverpG9l t.he did
s'is; s:y
Us; Good HSp
Re Jaleo. Foster SOU; Panan, Wh:ele. M;rssilles
Ton; C ; B.1slsqs DO, johnson 9 Eoyden. ,'.'
Carr s W.ss, g,sSw W ssSd
;. w,i.%'Gs Mqss stuss c Ks
sor Ne:%ish WS.S; Clipper tBf3 Gerard 81 johns, NJ
seng.AtiS.: Worth. TsmpicS, NJ M y Coz
59s a g. S.f E%s Ha Cox as. aS
ReS IS printed yes,.Iday J9ier Frapkn La; Msrseia
bsn, Nc Mary Ella Ke,ehs% Norfolk s;utSs: Chairman
$, Coz Cicero, Baker kichmond; iadspsrdeoee, styr.d
Ryder i Boston; s Appleton, Nieferon. do N
sloop-Midas. French. Providence
Arrived
Ship Alexandra, tof Bslsimore) ordeman Havan,, Oct
9Th inst lat a. Ion ST. spoke schr Ellen Perkins, hence
ship south Carolina. Hamilton Charleston 8 days. to G
Ship fairfield Loveland Charleston, day.. to g Bukley.
Bark Pilgrim, Williams, Boston, days, u Hurlbut
Brig MaIcellus Hcpkios Augostura, 81 days to Brett
bound W. BRIG Huia. sous, from BsrJsdoe,.
Lei. s sr 1 Gso RT % 10 d.s
vu. I'm Do DE- 9.ceoln Reed for do do cOhan'ey sh'r
Brig Ruth Stevens, Crane 81 DAYS. to IIs,buek Co
streak and white quarter monkey rail IS days FIN New Orleans
for New York. .
French big Nymph, Gourdon, Naseills 50 days, to Bret
thanpt hun
Schf Middleser, Baker, Bamstable.
Packet ship West Point, Allen Liverpool, Sept 20, to
Kermit
racse ship Prince Albert, Meyer. London. to Grnncll
MIntum Il Co
Packet ship Montreal Dxey, Bremen, to Harbeck Co.
khip Thomas Bennett, Sherman, Hamburg.
Also, ship, unknown.
Sailed.
Steamship southemer Ch'e'.op ships Sullivan DO; Yer
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Herald Marine Correspondenee.

EAST MAcHIAi, Oct 10 lrr schr Hannah i'obeh, New
Yofk. Brig II Appleton Minden. New ork; Wescoyus,
Wan, do.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81 4P.M-Arrived bigs Dueamier,
Lockhart. Turks Island; Edward Adams Clarke, New York
boomers Spy Leach, Plynoub; Virginia Fox Fall River
L Dayton, strickman do Equity Eaton Aliens Point
Sh nandunk Morrill, Providence; Powhatn. Bartlett Bridge
ports Telegraph Tooke New ork; Morris String do
and barge Porpose. Drake, do
Below-Brigs Gov Harp Porter Trinidad de Cuba and
Laurefta. Cook, ST. Martins
Clesed-Bhg. Nimr'd, Feeling st Jsbu, N F; reulina,
Finn Boton Lewis Bruce Stu tev do; seaman,
do; Isabella. Mathews,d ehr Yucst Dawson Falmouth,
Jam; De Baker, Providence; Shenrndvnk North Bs
toll u Spy. Pench Milton VI SIS; Grand Hall Boston;
ysae Eliza, Morton do; Ah,nd Isle, do hume, Mills
PeTy Sears Wsef irh s,vScu. Rc9 Hi1sls
da T,a DO; kqu,ty Eaton, Ney " b WLD yton, STICK.
mers Fancy, Reilly do; John Cas!n,r Somers Whining
NC; WI Morris String. Peekskill sloop Pianeer.
Barnett Baltimore; barges Demen Allen New York Neces
sy II ud, do; Cassidy, Townsend do and steamer An
thracite, Stewart, do.
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MARTINI Il RAID.
Fort OF New York, October ~, lS47

SUN ......6 % NOON RsHs. ..."..... Sc
SYN SETS. =. -. IS HI0H WATER ........ 30
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RlLLlAhDs-The manuiaemrers rooms Tor pavug and
the sale of tables " Ann entrance from 149
Fulton Horns Ten Pin Alleys the LIST floor, Tables on
the 2nd Cloth, balls and French points Tor
sale.
Mr. Horn, jun, and Otis Field are connected with the
above establishments and invite their friends and the public
N. B. The gents above named popular in their
business-her saloons worthy OF patronage Ed
aoia
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ITO FAMILIEs.-BOAR kEEEfERs,
mes such buter cheese lard tea sugar. ,onss and a
five per cent warranted article bv caes
sos Pearl STREET block from Frank IN square AZ .rde
part Of the city shipment free OF EXPENSE Prime butter
ia is,s 70 '"'' w. STORY, Agent,
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EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
- WANTEO.-Ladics and gentlemen having superhs2Sm
can obtain fair cash price for the same sending for the
subscriber through the Post Office or wn2 VIII a
tend at their residences. j. LEVE,Sol ~,
Ladies can be attended 70 by Mrs. j. Leveustyn'
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r. ENUlNE BEARS OIL.-Hard study, close coniine
" men an excess of care and dyspepsia the principal
Of premature badness; and Notifying circum
stance than be deprived the natural ornament for the
head in youth or in the prime Of e can indeed hardly be
imagined That PREPARATION them il best calculated bepe
fit the hair which has tendency to equaize the circulation
the to stimulate the skin and nonrsh the bulbs that
~ The npdersgned from Canad, and The NoIthv
world is highly psrumed and has strongly
commended by those who have thoroughly studied the cons
the toilet by HENRY JOHNSON Chemist, 27s Broadway
II East oadway. Large bottles so cents small IS
Purchasers to be assured Of the genuine Bars
OIL purchase only such the seal and mime of
Henry Johnson 273 Broadway, New York.
an3 30ts
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O. KIM CHALLENGE-Notce to gentlemen who wan
DCOO their old clothes to look like sw call at the Tai
orinu ng Cleaning, aud Repairing Establishment No
teet where ordsrs will be punctuay attended at
the guest notice, and on the mos, reasonable term by
NJ The highest price given for Gsnt,snsns left on
wearing app'reI. 1atsrc
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A EFtkHSON lNSUnANtt. tU.if An f--Ohcs o
y 50 Wall street, opposite the Merchants Exchange
This Continues against loss damage by
ore dwelling houses warehouses, buildings in general
goods and msrcbsAdzs and description Of
s0na property.
Losses correctly and promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECToks
Thos + Woodruff, B. r. Robson. M. D.. Francis Sage.
Moses Tucker, John r. Moore, Ans0p Baker,
Thompson Price, Caleb &. Tunis, Jas. e. Hopss
John 81. Leo. Elisha Riggs, Thos. Morrell,
John G. Merritt Joseph Allen, Eugene Bosart
Joseph Drake, VIM. X. Thorn, Robert Smith
Thos w. ThoTns, John r. Dawson.
MOSES TUCKER, ssidsnI
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SMOKE IS, HEAD QUARERs LOG Broadwsy-It Is of.en
~ h. case, that when b ish reputato n,
he becomes careless of subsequent opo1 and his
tention exclusively to money making Such not the
OF the who the smokers that he
will still MS most strenuous efforts suppl them with
the best quality of imported His will
constau thy forward Of the indiec
the island and his long eenc. Qualities for the
tnsk. II HEINZ CUES, iCG Broad gay, cor Pine
The trade country aud steamboat Captains sup
piled the liberal aud be furnish
ed from The U,ited States nded War house ol9 ii*m
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RlLLIARpS-1he Three Golden Eagles. opposite the
~ Custom House. 20 Pine emblems the style of
Bassfords Patent Iron Golden Eagle Billiard Tables.
play OF learn Billiards purchase Tables that he has
have suitable person in attendance teach the rudimens
and take orders for Mahogany Iron Billiard Tables and Iron
French Cue Points, Cue Wax, &c &c. for sale above
oil RI ire
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DEATH OF FIVE CHILDREN.

very melancholy accident occurred
yesterday opposite this city, the particu-
lars Of which are summed up in the fol-
lowing, which We take from the Teie-
graph.
An accident of tfle most distressing na-
tire, involving the lives of FIVE hamaa be-
ings, occurred in Sligo, between four and
five O'Clock on Monday afternoon, MIR.
Giyner, school teacher, whose school is
on the side of the mill, had Just given The
children the customary recess, and num-
Der OF them were playing under the
school house, small one story frame
building, elevated at the lower end seye-
raj feet from the ground, when large
steae. weighing we suppose at least half
ton, loosed from the earth by the rains.
rolled DOWN the hill almost with the velo-
city Of Lightning, striking one end Of the
school house, knocking it off its props
and crushing a number Of the children
who were playing under il. The teach
er saw the stone coming and jumped
through the window just IN time 70 save
himself
The following are the names:
Killed: Charles Doran. aged years;
Morgan Richards, aged years; John Da-
vis, aged 10 years; Oliver M'Aninch, a
ged 10 years; John Cassidy, aged Z years.
They were all dead when taken from un-
der the house. John Crogan was slight
ly injured, and Robt. M'Corkle danger
ously. A number Of other children were
under the house at the time, but providen-
tally escaped unhurt. The sympathy of
our citizens arc with the bereaved pa
rents.
This is the second accident of the kind
that happened in Sligo within the last
four years.
Most of the Mills on the opposite side
the river have been stopped yesterday
and to-day from the mourning thus
brought into SO many families in the Vi
cinity.-Pitts Amer.
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HERoIsa IN A Child.-1'wo little chill
drcn of Mr.. Robert Dennell, Of MoHtgom-
cry, Alabama, were severely scalaed on the
25sh uliimo by the upseiiing Of tea ket-
lie. One of them, little boy. died in
few hours. The Journal relates OF the
httie sufferer, only seven years old, That
when the servant rushed to remove the
kettle from off hun, he cried out, 'Let
me alone and save sister - and through
Out evinced great patience and equinalnity
until death closed the scene of suffering.
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CAuTIoN TO lcE-CREaMERs.-The Nam
ncket Inquirer Of the OH instant says:-
"A quantity oflpmon ice cream had been
put into freezer on Tuesday morning,
and allowed TO remain there, in liquid
state, until Wednesday noon, when il was
frozen, and about thirty gentlemen and la
aies ale pretty freely OF the cream. The
consequence was, that they were all made
sick, few of them SO severely, that for
an hour or two during the night. il was
feared they would not recover. All how
ever, are now coayalesccnt. The action
of the acid in the mixture on the the lin
lining OF The freezer, for more than TWEEN.
ty-four hours, produced an active poison.
and the sufferers may congratulate them
selves that they escaped with only being
made sick. A tin vessel of vanilla cream
stood unfrozen in the same way, from
tuesday iill Wednesday, but those who
lie o. that were not all injured by i..v
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spectacle for the people of the Old World
to gaze upon.
These extracts prove Col. Doniphan
to be rank- Mexican Whig," notvith-
standing all his forced marches and hard
Sighting. The Colonel must pct bride
upon his tongue, or he win be hauled up
by the Polk and Saasa Anna party for af-
Gording "aid and comfort TO the enemy
notwithstanding his gallant serySces--B.
g. S. Journal.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

A L a meeting the Burgesses and
"a Town Council on the I3.h inst.
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Borough Audi
tors be instructed to make report to the
next meeting Of the Burgesses aud COun-
ell on the Sd August next, Of their SET
dement's with the late officers, and also
of all claims due TO and by the Bor.
ough."
In pursuance OF the above resolution,
all persons having claims against the
Borough are required 10 produce them to
the undersigned on or before Tuesday,
the Sd August next.
EDWARD. .SCULL.
JOHN NJ. HOLDERBAUM.
Somerset, July 27, 47-9t. Auditors.
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PROCLAMATION.

NXHEREAs the honorable JFREmI-
Wv All S. BLACK, President, and g.
ChorPenning and john NJ M'Carly, Esqs.,
associate Judges of the court Of common
pleas, in and for the county Of Somerset,
and assistant Justices Of the courts Of oyer
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions of the peace, in and for
said county OF Somerset, have issued
their precepi 10 me directed, requiring
me among other things to make public
proclamation throughout my baihwick,
that court OF oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, court of gen.
eral quarter sessions of the peace and
Jail delivery, will commence at The bor-
ough Of Somerset, in and for the county
OF Somerset, in the commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, on the last Monday OF
August next, (SOlh day. in pursuance
Of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
en-. TO the justices of The peace, the coro.
ner, and constables of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations. and inquisi-
tions, and other remembrances, 10 do
those things which TO their Offices apper-
tain in thai behalf 10 be done and also all
those vino prosecute against The pris0-
ners that are, or then shall be. in the Jail
Of the said county Of Somerset. are TO be
then and there 10 prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, at Somerset. this
3o.h day Of June, in the year Of
our Lord 1877.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH Sherry.
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Tract Of Land,

situated in Somerset township, one-fourlh
mile east of the Borough Of Somerset, at
the point where the Bedford & Somerset
and Cumberland & Somerset Turnpike
Roads inlersecl. Containing One hun
dred and forty five Acres, more or less.
adjoining lands of Joseph Chorpennng.
and others, about 80 Acres cleared, on
which are erected large two story
Dwelling House, a one story Log Dwell.
ling House, large Barn, aud other
Buildings; there is also all excellent coal
bank on the premises.
will also sell at the same time and
place The yearly Quit Rents or reserva.
tons of ground rents. on the following
Lots situated in the Borough of Somer-
set. viz No. As, 55, 65. Ill, l25, 1872,
20S, els, 239, 249. and l59.
TERMs-one third in hand and the re-
msinder in three equal annual payments
without Interest, payments TO be secured
by Judgment Bonds.
JOHN o. KIMMEL,
July 6-47-4t. Trustee.
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state Central Committee.


TgoxAs E. FRAsELIN, Lancaster City
Thomas DUNCAN, Dauphin county
JAMES MARTIN,
srRoMAs c. HAMBLY, York
VIZ. n. WArTs, Cumberland
DANIEL M. SmYsER, Adams
JOHN p. WETHERILL, Philadelphia city
EosEPn z. CHANDLER
PogERT T. CONRAD !"
'FHoMAs McGRATH, Philadelphia co.
DuLER LUTHER, Berks
RogERT NJ. BARD, Franklin
T'Hos. VI. T. M'KENNAN, Washington
ANDREW ]. OGLE, Somerset
HARNAR DENNY, Allegheny
RICHARD Irwin, Venango
gosFPH III. KrHNs, Wesmoreland
G. J. BALL, Erie
III. ID. MAXWELL, Northampton
J. B. SALISBURY, Susquehanna
ELBANAN SMITH, Wyoming
SAaUEL A. PURvIANcE, Butter
HENRY s. EVANS, Chester
ROBERT II. PoTTs, Montgomery.
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HEAR COL. DONIPHAN.

Fellow citizens What have we gained
by this war OF Gen. Taylor ! can
safely speak, having been through all his
lines of operation. He has gained four
distinguished victories-perhaos the most
brilliant victories that have ever been
gained on the continent and yet he has
gained nothing. Why, sir, turning to
MIR Benton) is il that the efforts of our
army are like the efforts Of a fevered pa
tient. who spends all his strength in
spasms and as soon as they are over is
prorasted ! After the brilliant victories
they have achieved they hare been forced
for ,cont Of men, ammunition. money,
and conveyances, 10 lie idle until the
enemy haze been able TO gain strength
antsc, and then the Battles hare 10 be
fought orer again. IN oar vicfories
nothing has been gained. Suppose
Gen. Tavlor remains where he is, will he
have gained anything 7 He has been
there ever since last September, and un.
less some better means are afforded him
lie 7OiR remain there mil nert October.
2he erpen5e of this oor is enormous.
IhaUe been told that 81 ,O0O, 900 week
has beenpaid TO sustain the ,ccr, aud
get Gen. Taylor lies in The uery position
sohere he ,ras eight months ago, and
there he mast Gel
Although | have not been over Gen.
SCOTS line of operations, yet it is clear
that he cannot sustain himself from his
want Of means. He may take the city
of Mexico, but he cannot sustain himself
there-:ake it ne may, but it is impossible
for him TO keep it. For Santa Anna al
though he was stoned when he went ia
the city of Mexico, from some cause has
gained new strength, (some have thought
that it arose from General Scott's procla-
maiion) and he will soon have an army
sufficient TO cope with Gen. Scott.
The above extract is taken from The
speech delivered by the gallant Col
DoNlPHAN, on his return to ST. Louis
with his brave volunteers, after one of the
most brilliant campaigns on record. The
North American truly says-"that CON-
ing from his mouth, the victor in battle
which Col. Benton pronounced zone Of
the military marvels OF the age" they
will sound in the ears, and sink into The
hearts Of the whole country as confrma.
lion of the charges so often brought a.
gainst the Administration, OF waging the
Mexican war SO carelessly and supinely
--oi neglsctlng,-nay, almost Of abandon
ing in the heart OF the enemy's country
the troops sent thither to conquer ;
peace.
Ofthe merits OF the war Col. Doniphar
says:
liis not for me fellow citizens, TO dis
cuss the merits of this war, But it il
natural that |, for one, should say some
Thing in relation 10 it. Ir is STRANGE
WAR when 6rst commenced, il was de-
nounced by large party in our country
The party to which / belong-as a wa,
for political purposes. But, when soldiers
were to be raised for the prosecution, YOU
ind that men Of all parties-ihe opposers
and the advocates, the accusers and the
aecesed--were ready 10 engage in the
war 10 rally under tie same standard
To Eight n TIC some.tcnlcd Geld What a
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SOMERSET HERALD.

PALMER, Esq. Of Philadelphia at his
Real Esate and Coal olllce' as our a"'noIl1eo
h,r,,, for obtaining Advertisements and Sub
sc,;,,;,o for the 4HE2ALD and as clothed
,.;,b foll mower to receipt for any meirles Paid
- mr., :, ,bess objects. His agency includes
tbe f,Ilcwing cilies. viz'-PhilsdeiPhia' Ncw
vo1 Baltimore and Boston.
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which will be sold lower than ever Of.
fered in our market. The article ha.
been well known, having given general
satisfaction heretofore. Persons wish.
ing to purchase will End il TO their sd.
vantage 10 examine our Stock, az we oh
tain them direct from the agent in New
York. and can sell them on better terms
than have been offered in this msrke,
Inquire Of +. B. KELLER &CO.
5uly 97-47. Opposite Mineral Bank.
Cumberland Nd
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JDRY A1GEs
For August Term, 184T
GRAN JURORS.


Somerset borough,
William Mong, Curtis Kooser.
Somerset township.
Daniel Adams, George Cobaugh, Pc
ter Friedline. Nicholas FIamm.
Stoystown borough,
Lewis Allen, Edward Bevin.
Paint township,
Daniel Bersey. OF P.
Southampton township,
Daniel Bowman.
Conemsugh township,
Elijah Berkey, Samuel Custer, John
Howard.
Shade township,
Henry BerkeypiIe.
Summit township.
John Flke, Jr.
Stonycreek township.
Edward Glessner, William Sivits.
BrOthersvalley township,
Benjamin Glass.
Milford township,
Michael Kimmel, John Mason, Jonas
Younkin.
Turkey foot township,
Peter Lanning, Jacob H. Rush.
TRAV ERsE JURORS.
Somerset borough,
Frederick Weimer, John J. SeheU.
John A. Snyder, Jacob Koontz.
Somerset township,
Alexander Lands, John Sw snk, Sam.
uel Pile, of A., Michael Forney, SoIo-
mon Boucher. Jacob Good, Abraham
Brugh, Michael ShaTer.
Milford township,
Joseph B. Criich6eId, Jesse Crisch.
field, Michael S. Shullz.
Turkeyfoot township.
Conrad Lint. David Jennings, John
K. MeMillen, George PhilipPi, Israel
Rhoads.
Addison township,
John Morrow.
GreeBviIle township,
Jeremiah G!odfelty.
EIklick township.
Josiah Dvely, Daniel L. Miller, Eli.
iah Wagner, jenkins Griffith.
Jenner township,
Henry Belz, Joseph Boyers.
Berlin borough,
George Hefiicy.
Shade township.
Jesse Slick. John Wagner, David
Crissey.
Southampton township,
George Cook, Jr.
Brothersyalley township.
Henry SuIer, Michael Sny yder, Sam.
uei Boger.
Summit township,
Abraham Beachy.
Allegheny township,
Edward Dorsey.