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A NArrlcAL Cr,Ltkser --Dlr.u. Davidson Of
New Tork. ofFrr. to build schooner rugged
Yacht. m al. new moic'. the length Of which
shall he io0 fee; oo .s'SiS-.. md The cost nboa.
$40 600. which b. viii r''ch against nnv other
zach, Of vha'cvor model CONSTRUCTION. rigging.
or calls, providing she i. 100 feet in length on
deck The vessel, sh'l' he built within six
months and Re vii .nil hi Yacht under NV cir
crmstN-rps 'hn' NAV be .eer'ed. whether the
contest hc upon he liver NJ ocean. with or against
the wini, 10 heavy or light breeze.
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" b u All y II T. 4
H. G.. Farrells Arabian Liniment,

And we cnn truly say, from our own knowledge,
that no medicine ever discovered has performed the
same wonderful cure' that it has both in man and
beast, aud it's e,nalIy good Tor both, which makes
It so truly valuable II therefore hailed by Tho
suffering as the grrnr-st blessing Of The age and no
one would ever allow himself TO be wilhou, TN,
sovereign balm, who had once witnessed i,s mag
lc power over disease. and is wonderful potency
10 relieving PAIN however, severe. IN = lew minutes
time. We earnestly desire you 10 call upon the
Agent. who vii furnish YOU free oi charge, a
SINAI. book containing, besides other valuable in.
formation, large lis, OF certificates from many nf
the most respectable persons OF cures Effected by
this celebrated medicine, which surely are enough
10 convince the most skepucai Of It's lransccrdant
virtues We notice severa certificates oi rheuma.
ism cured after lh- patient had suffered everything
hat dca'h for to 20 yenrs Also, casrs Of Para.
.yss or lose otusr of,h" I.ahs where tie flesh had
wl'her-t, leaving nothing apparently bu, dried
skin md hone. presenting so horrible spectacle
that their friends looked upon them sprnIled Will.
physicians pronounced them beyond any human
eilnrI to relieve. l'isthe most rth.lciuus remedy
known for BurB', Sprg,ns lIoprd' E,uist,.
Ch!I'a'as Neuralgia, TG5harhs. Bias NJ In.
.,rts and R,phis, Sore 7Eyoai. .Sgrs or Weak
Eyer, T1'H-rs San Pam, sc &c +. and is used
win unhoundcd success % mos, Of lhr 81 uen,s +
horse'and cattle, such rs Srseqy F1Try SrraiH..
BRUISES, Wounds, SiiF .NSct and Joints, Lame.
He'' Srr'iioEs. Ga!tsor Ctaf's Sore Eyre. Pat.
tse! Blindness, Sc II used IN the beginning Of
fi'tAo, Fol! FrH Riasbon, and Spruiu, it will
inyansA.y stop their future progress. Every FAM
i.y should keep this valuable medicine on hand
realy l.r nnY rrler-rncr
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CSPAnpoSAsLE Sls.-We learn bv the Chicago
papers. ,ha,"n Tuesday night ?S'h ult, Grace
Church WAS forcihly entered and robbed Of two
large Bibles, one wsyer book. two surp'ice, and
several other articles.
Grace Church. |, now and neat eiihce ir.,
completed Nv few rnterrrising churrh-me, "
Chi ago, f,r their ,,urh loved pastor. Rev Mr.
swoPr. who frr hi, talent and God ike pietv, ia
much respected 'nony them. II the rr'cecs.
thief could h" compelled 10 read he stolen book.
it would be sufficient pnni,hn,en, f,r him.
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We would direct the attention Of our readers
to the card Of Dr. Becker. which will lie found in
another column. Dr. 3. comes to our town with
high recommendation, and Is no doubt thorough.
u Acquainted withhis profession.
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Losr--Ye,tcrdsy lady's small gold Watch
on Canal street, somewhere between Mr.. Caviar.
lys and the Mansion House, Any person will be
we'll rewarded by leaving it with Mrs. Bassns,',
" at this Office
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Markets.
OTTAWA. luns

OTTAWA. June -.
Gram has come in more freely for the last few
days, with an impro., ment in the prices
Wequnte Gales of
Con-shclled SO cts.
Ear, S0&3sIc.
Oats, 42G93ic
Nheat-no change
In oiher thing. nothing doing
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Fos LlDrSn-Ths coiored people Of BIlti
more are making arrangement. to hold Con
'ention for the purpose Of promoting colonization
in Liberia Of SlI the free negroe. OF the state If
Maryland, and such slave, whose freedom can be
secured Tor that purpose
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Hos. s. W. RAS,,.t We regret to lr1rn nv
tho Jrl.a, Signal thu, Mr. Randall ofIoli.t the
efficient, and talented member, from the Will co.
district will not he canliiatc for reelection to
The Legislature, this fall.
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Farm for Sale.

TNiiAT des,rnbls farm upon which reside en-
bracIng 500 acre, under fence, beautiful roll.
ing land. well supplied with winter md so acres Of
lumber 500 acres OF prairie may be added to i, If
desired.
Upon the farm is large and convenient dwell.
ing with small barn and other on, buildings -
The fences IRE in perfect order. The heahul.
ness OF the situation aud the extent and beauty Of
the prospccinrr proverhnl Call md see
The whole viii be sold cheap for cash, md pa IT.,
or all Of the purchase money may he borrowed up.
OH good security, n, reasonable interest,
Farm Ridge, June l2-3, B. MURRAY.
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Hroapects OF Gen. Scott.

A the time for holding the Wing National
Convention approaches, the prospects Of Gen.
Scott ,ecms to grow fainter. and it may how be
set down almost n . certainty tia; he will not
be the NAN. The fact that lie allows himsc to
be niaIe the tool uf Nj Seward seems 10 alarm
The south so that 1t is already apparent, ths; he
will scarcely have delegate in the National
CONVENTION from shy Of the slave S;a;ss Mr
Seward, some sl1 weeks since, made an estimate
OF the drl,gates in which he gave Scott lis
votes, suppCsing all the states to he represent.
Cd except South Carolina. The number Of dele
gates VII! be ISL and IA majority. B. this
estimate he give Scot; more votes than will be
necessary for n nomination. b.; in his estimate,
he takes all Vermont and all Pennsylvania for
Scott; be also takes tif.en vote. from the South
;o.wit' four from Virginia, four from Kentucky,
three from North Carolina, three from Tennessee,
and one from louisiana. Without this detection
in the South, Il appears that Gen. Scott has no
chance for the nomination, even in the opinion Of
those il whose hands be has put himself |: Is.
however, known that the south Will not add their
forces to Mr. Stewards combinations in favor Of
Scott Tor the sake Of crushing Fillmore and Web.
ster and the friends Of the Compromise measures
In connection with these remarks, We give be-
low al extract from the New York E-prsu
Fillmore paper, which give glance a, the fsur.
inss 0. the irieGd. o! the administration. Thl,
paper says
The Presidential delegates begins to come in,
and they are coun ed rs they come along as
Fillmore" Scott" and Webster" The Fill.
more men figure up
Fillmore. SOFT Webster.
$50 ia 90
with rescrvatorv interest in Massachusetts, aud
elsewhere. The Scott men count up--Scutt l4a
with the balance for Fill,ncrs and Webster 1t
is now admitted that the whole south will be
represented, and II there are no traitors to the
Conventions hat sent them the hole southern
vote in solid column will be for FlIlGore. The
Scott politicians, failing IN other Arguments are
trying "brag and bet generally regarded rs
siGns OF 4 despera case
Il seems the Scot; men succeeded. for tho.;
time very well with the brag and bet" game.
but the following extract from Washington let.
er IN the New York Express indicates ,ha, they
have even been blocked at that. and it is thought
tina, they will hereafter be more quiet;
The Scott men for some time past, have been
offered to het 81 900 that GEN Scott would b.
nominated f,r the Presidency; $1,000 that lie
would carry New York; 81 900 that he would
carry Oh,"; and $1,000 shat lie would CARY
PcRn', lvania, Last evening. the Fillmore men
took up the offer. and not strange to say, the
Scott wen backed OUT, and had to pay the forfeit
money!
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On las; Saturday evening, after the receipt Of
The ne~s OF the Nominations made BY the Baii-
more Convection, por.iou Of the Shields Guards
OF tn" place. brough out their tis gun with a
view Of hiring salus 10 honor Of PIrsuE King.
At the ninth hrt. tie gun prema,urely jschars.
ed. snd blew I'll the right arm of Nr Edward
hiernan most excellent citizen Of this town. and
~ present, member of the board VI our town
trustees This unfG,unaie oecurrance is deeply
dep.ored by all TO whom Sir. X is knowH and
mueh sympathy is islt in his behalf 10 another
column ~ll! be found full .iatemen, Of this IN.
fortunate altar. mace oct b, the ,ei,srs Of the
company.
ANoTsEh.-A despatch from Piit.burg SAYS
That "n the 9th Issi, at StubenyIle. While firing
IN honor "f Plercc's nomination. tue cannon went
oil prsmatur.iy and allied TWO inen.
IHirvrs-Some scogndryl broke into Messrs
Town b Tucsers Boot ami Shoe Shop. on Ned.
nesd"y night. by Pryins open the window and
stole shfcr pair Of tine boot,. No trace Of the
rascal has yet bsen discovered. There are lot
Of suspicious chap, lettering around town and i;
would be well tor cur people TO be hide on
their guard for them. We shall keep our ewes
upon them, ami 'et shsn up in the irus light
Whenever an opportunity Is afforded
A>o!nES.-On Thursday night Mr Noah 4.
Sm!hs Family Grocery Store was entered Lro'
window by breaking light out and then rAi,
sing the sash, by tOWe rascal Who stul. about
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AN American, English or Norwegian woman
who is thorough and experienced cook and
washer, 10 cook tor a private family, short dis.
lance from town. To a tidy, thorough and cco-
nomical person 81 per week will be paid.
No person who cannot give reference ofnu,lih-
cations need apply, Please address Ro1 10, Post
Office. giving residence md reference Jun l2.3t
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a SORREL horse. 8 years old, l5i hands high,
~ spirited, rapid traveller, strong and well made I.
suitable for leader on packet or stage cunch.--
Price SIS, cash, June l2-3t. Il MURRAY.
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Mortgages Bought.

- GOD mortgages, satisfactorily drawn and eI-
~ ecu,ed covering productive improved proper.
~. purchased by Jun l2.3t. b MURRAY.
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Notice in Partition.

iElO John Elder, George Elder, Richard Elder
i Joseph Cooper, guardian of Joseph Mary
and Stephen Elder, minor children Of Charles
Elder, late of Scott county, Iowa, deceased
James McAtier and Mary his wife, late Mary
Elder, Peter MGough and Mary Fitzgibbons
(aIl OK the County Of Cambria, Leonard Cooper
and Juliana his wife, late Juliana Elder, resi-
ding in Scott county, Iowa, Dr. James d. Starke
and Sophia his wife, late sophia Elder residing
in Fairfield, Jefferson county, Iowa Felix
Bradley and Rebecca his wife, late Rebecca El-
der, residing in Westmoreland county, Pa, Pat
rick McAtier and Prucilla his wife, late Prucil-
la Fitzgibbons, residing in Huntingdon county,
Pa: (the said Mary MGough, Pruciila McAtier.
Thomas Fitzgibbons and Charles FitzCibbons
being issue of Michael Fitzgibbons and Elanor
his wife, formerly Elanor Elder, now decessed.l
heirs and legal representatives of Walter Elder.
late of Allegheny Township, Cambria county.
deceased,
TAKE NOTICE, that an Inquest will be held
at the late residence of the said Walter Elder.
deceased, IN the Township of Allegheny. in the
county OF Cambria. on Tuesday the thirty first
day OF August, instant, at ten O'Clock. A. NJ, of
that day, for the purpose of making partition OF
the real estate of the said deceased to and among
his children and representatives, if the same
can be done without prejudice to, or spelling of
the Whole, otherwise to value and appraise the
same, according to law-at which time and
place you are required to attend if you think
proper JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg, Aug. ., 1S52-42-3 St
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7gosr OUR EXCHANGES.

,,oo LYONS. John r. Chamblin, and Hunter
- usrshal whig candidates for electors in
mia refuse to serve in consequence of the
domination Of Scott
,S=Hon. George ". Thompson, the disiin-
,;-bed and tn!euted representative froEa the
T9rrosling District, in Congress resigned his
..,+ os Member of the House on yesterday.
~, h. succcssor grove himself worthy to Sear
his vacant slippers. July 8.
Tho Roston Be says :-''Mr Webster CONT
u..s on his farm at Marshfeld. His health
and strength are rapidly improving He is Wis
God bv many of his friends, and the hospitable
-.orror in which they are treated, is character
:.t;, Of the man. Everybody is made sat home"
: ,rorsbfeld. In the meantime, Mr.. Webster
: watching the pointings and tendencies of the
automatic world, and bringing the fishery diff
uI1+v 10 an honorable and amicable adjust
ment."
sen- Rev. E. G. Wood, in the opening prayer
of services at Fairfield, Indiana, after praying
for the general government, prayed for the Gov
error Of the State, and thus for the Legislature.
nApd the Lord have mercy on our legislators:
Snare their lives until they may return to their
homes, and then put it into the hearts Of the
people to keep them there, and return men Of
temperate habits and sentiments who viii do
some good"
eea- The Boston Bee still keeps the name of
Mr.. Webster at the head of its columns, as a
candidate for the Presidency.
pea- Mr.. John Morrison, of Leicester, Mass,
mentioned few days since as having been bit
ten by a spider, died from the effects of the bite
on Wednesday last
usa The National Guards, Capt. Garland, of
Harrisburg, Pa, intend making an excursion to
Baltimore, Washington and Richmond, in Sep
tember.
a7y-The English papers, brought by the Nj
acara, are extremely dull. The Parliamentary
elections are now almost over, and according to
the most careful classification, the New House
Of Commons stands thus:
For the Ministry, 325
Opposition, ~
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MARRIED ::

In Harrisburg, on the 4th inst, by the Rev.
MIR. Maher, Mr.. FREDERICK KIrTELL, of Ebens-
burg, Pa, and Miss A. NJ. f. McMILLIN, of Har-
risburg, Pa,
Farewell. long farewell to thy single-life.
He, who we thought was hand-and-glove with
US forever, as bachelor has to the altar led
one' whose KIND pleasure twill ever be to cheer,
aIIeVlate. and counsel. She will be to him a
mln'steflng spirit from a BETTER purer world
pouring the cordial of her unselfsh love into
his bosom, and leading him by her example of
humility forbearance, charity and hope, to throw
OF all earthly dross, and anticipate the bliss of
heaven
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What was said ofHiYn.

In order that readers may have some idea
of the estimation in which Gen. PIERCE was
held as public man, in 1912, at the close of
his services in the Q. S. Senate, we give coup
le of extracts from some of the Whig journals Of
that day, when it is to be presumed they gave
utterance to sentiments rather more honest and
candid than those they now express towards
him. Then he was voluntarily retiring to pri-
yate life; now, he is the democratic nominee for
the Presidency.
The New York Journal of Commerce, edited
by wings, said
I'm the Senate, to-day, the resignation of
Senator Pierce of New Hampshire wasread, and
the President protein was directed to inform the
Governor of New Hampshire of the resignation
Mr. Pierce retires at the early age of thirty sew
en- from the distinguished position he has so
long and honOradly held as member of the
mouse and of the Senate, for the last nine years.
lie has aehiered for himself an honorable name
U'e mat IS '0orthy cfhis patriotic and chiUalrous
descent"
Inc New York Express, a leading Wing Jour
nal and now supporting Scott, said:
lion. F. Pierce, U. S. Senator from the State
u new hampshire, has resigned his seat in the
senate Mr.. Pierce viii hardly have a more
"'Veptaole man to succeed him. To his politi
"a, trends he was partizan enough to be always
"a ''nlul to the party of which he was amember
was a faithful member of the Senate. and
= 'ii more unexceptionable to his opponents
many Of his party. In the committee
:, ION he was laborious, attentive and lust. and
'nere' where member may be most usefn,. be
'ee" Of great serrjee 10 tie conatrv.''
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Sherin,s sales.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Lev. Facias. and
ID Ven. Exponas, issued out of the Court of
Common pleas Of Cambria county, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to SALE at the
Court House, in the Borough of Ebensburg
Cambria county, Monday, the 9th day of
September next, at ! o'clock, p. NJ
The following described real estate to wit ::
All the right, title and interest of Daniel Di-
mond Of in and to piece or parcel of land sit
uate in Summerhill Township, Cambria county ::
adjoining lands of Jacob w. Slick, Amos Ellis
and others, containing forty acres more or less,
about twenty three acres of which are cleared
having thereon erected a story hewed log
house and log stable now in the occupancy of
the said Daniel Dimond, and hewed log house
and cabin stable, in the occupancy of Sarah
Dimond.
Taken in execution as the property of Daniel
DimOnd, and to be sold at the suit of James
Murray for of William Palmer.
ALSO,
All the right title and interest of Samuel
Dillon of, in and to a tract of land, situate in
Washington Township Cambria county adioin-
ing lands of Jacob Troxell Ignatius Adams
Thomas Jackson and others, containing three
hundred and forty-four acres, twenty acres of
which is cleared, and having thereon erected one
frame house and STABLE now in the occupancy of
the said Samuel Dillon.
Taken in execution the property of Samuel
Dillon, and to be sold at the suit of Jacob Form
walt for use Of David Brawley.
ALSO
All the right, title and interest of Barnabas
Byrne of, in and to piece or parcel of land sit
uate in Carroll Township, Cambria county adj
joining lands of Emericus Bender, Peter Noel
and others, containing hundred acres more
or less, about forty acres of which are cleared
having thereon erected two story hewed log
house and hewed log barn unoccupied.
Taken in execution as the property of Barna-
bas Byrne, and to be sold at the suit of John
Ivory and William Kittell.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest of John Demp-
sey of, in and to lot of ground situate in Pros
servill, COnemaugh Township, Cambria county !;
adjoining lots of Michael Downey and Luke
Mathews, having thereon erected frame house
now in the occupancy of the said John Demp-
sey.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the pro
perty of John Dempsey.
ALSO
All the right, title and interest Of Geoge W.
Hoover of, in and to piece OF parcel of land,
situate in White Township, Cambria county +;
adjoining lands of VIM. Gallaher, VIM Grey and
others, containing one hundred and thirteen
acres more or less, about Forty acres of which
are cleared having thereon erected a two story
hewed log house and cabin barn now in the oc-
cupancy of the said George W. Hoover, and a
cabin house unoccupied
Taken IN execution and to be sold as the pro-
perty of George W. Hoover.
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ApMINIsTRATORs NOTICE

EIIERS OF Administration having been gran
II ted to the undersigned in the estate of James
Brady late of Jefferson Cambria county de-
ceased all persons having claims against said
estate VIII present the same duly authenticated,
and those indebted will save costs Inv rootinr
payment without DELAY.
n b. Payments are hereby directed to be-
made to Bernard McDunn Jefferson. SURVIVING
partner of the firm of Brady Medium. who
is authorized to settle the books of said frrn.-
Those neglectlng to pay UP ON or before the lst
of September next. viii. after tbst .tine fnS
their accounts In the hands of proper officers for
collection. ROBERT liR any 49,
July %, 1S52-4O-6t.
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HEAD QUARTERS, I
BRIG. 16 DIVISION, Pa, VOLUNTEERS I
EEENsBURG, July 30, 1852.
GENERAL BRIGADE ORDERS, No. f.
\ general court Martial for the trial of Ger
tain persons as may be brought before it, will
assemble at the Court House in Ebensburg Cam
bria county, on Thursday the 10Th day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1882, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ
DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
Captain Henry Schnetberg,
80 Richard White,
&c r. S. Alexander,
'' b. M'Dermitt,
g NJ. Stewart,
1t. Peter Baylor,
1t. John A Blair
Captain William A. Smith, is appointed Judge
AdCOcdte.
By order of Brig Gen. Joseph Mcdonald,
A. J. riley, aid de camp
HEAD QUARTERS,
/ Bat. Brig. 16 Div. Pa, Volunteers. T
EDENsBURG, July %, 1852.
BATTALION ORDERS No 6.
The commissioned officers attached to the
several companies now composing the 1st Battal-
ion, Brigade, 16 Division, Pennsylvania volun-
teers, will assemble in full uniform at Ebens-
burg, on Thursday the 18th of August, 1852 at
10 o'clock, a. NJ, and commanders of companies
will If possible be accompanied by their first
Sergeant. By order of
C. H. EEYER,
1t. Col. Bat. Brig. Is Div. Pa. Vol.
July %, 1S52-4l-3t
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DIED

At the foot of Plane No. 2, on Wednesday
morning llth inst. of Typhus Fever MARK
CAMPBELL. The above sad announcement
greveS the hearts of all who knew the man
All his acquaintances were his friends, enemies
he mad none For honesty, uprightness and
industry he had earned a name in this cou,mu-
nlty which time cannot efface His decease is
saG affiiction to his family. May heaven light
en- their sorrows.
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] ETIERS of administration having been gran
III ted by the Register of Cambria county. to
subscribers in the estate of Jacob Paul of John,
late OF Richland township, decd all those
knowing themselves indebted TO said estate, will
save costs by making payment Immediately.
ana those having claims against the same. viii
present them duly authenticated for settlement
DANIEL DJNAIIRE
JACOB STULL
August IL IS52-+3-6t
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Regsster,s LnEice-

/ Ii persons interested are hereby notified that
A the account Of Patrick MManamy admins
traitor de boRis nan Of the estate of John Moran.
Iced, has been allowed and filed in the Office OF
the Register of Wills Of Cambria county and
VIII be presented for confirmation to the Or
phau's Court to be held at Ebensburg in and
for said county on Monday the sixth of Septem-
Der next. Il. L. JOHNSTON, Register
Registers Gfice, E0ensburg, !
August y, 1852.
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Sfrayed or StOlen.

CTRAYED or stolen from the premises of the
y subscriber living between Ebensburp and Jef-
ferson, ON the night of the 29th of July ult. n
light gray mare with brown spot on her nose
about 8 hands high, years old any nerson
giving information so that he can get her vii,
be Literally rewarded by JOHN I. HUGHES.
August 3, 1S5e-42-3t
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B<9- The LGncasteridn says: One of our
Trends in Derry township informs us that an old
wing gentleman in that neighborhood. with his
fourteen sons, has signifed his intention Of yo.
ting for PIERCE and KING.
An OLD bachelor, on seeing the words. ..Far-
lies supplied" over the door of an Oyster g.
loon stepped in and said he would take . wjfo
and two children. We hope he was successful