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REEb'S NEW STORE

and satisfy themselves In regard the variety of
the above statement, and examine his stock be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
produces of all kinds taken ir exchange for
goods.
Oct. 10, ;56.
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A Prime lot Of Groceries. Just received and for
n sale at SB0EMAkER'S, Colonade Store.
Oct g. 1856.
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NOTICE.

+ ETTERS of Administration having been
ia granted to the subscriber, living ia, St.
Clair Township, on the Estate Of Christian
Mock, late Of s9id Tp., deed; all persons in.
debted to said Eestate are hereby notified to
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against the same will present them pro-
pcrlr authenticated for settlement
HIRAM DAVIS,
Sept. Il, 1856. Am'T de bonis non
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TO BUILDERS.

1ihe subscriber 5 fully prepared tefurnisA ana
L quantity or quality ofBuilding Lumber any
PAsteriug f.aths. Orders directed to ST. Ciairs-
viii, Bedford County, will be promptly attended
10, by giving a reasonable notice.
T. d. EEEGLE
Pee. %, 1854.
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NEW GOODS!

lust received and far sale at RFFp,s NEw
OSToRE, lage ard well assorted stock of Fall
and Winter Goods. He il now prepared TO
accommodate his friends and customers and the
public generally To attempt to enumerate his
stock in news paper advertisement. would be
folly, or list OF the prices useless, for the pub
lie would not heiiere that goods were selling as
they offer them, niess they cail and see for
themselves. We don't wish 90 boast, but mere
ly remark thu for variety texture. and cheap
ness, his stock cannot be exeelied, ard it is cal
culated TO please all.
Ne cardiailr ir-ita si.a r,l.sso -, In. -
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CHAD, Nsckrel. snd Herring. fer sale at
SSHoEMAKERsS Coscnrads Store.
Get. 9, 1855.
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Los T!
LAST N OTICE!

LII Scheflsburg, on the 10Th Sept'r last, con-
tanning S45 in hank notes. besides numerous
valuable papers, and having heretofore adver-
tised for the same without success, hereby pro-
pose that If the finder viii place the Pert
mCnaie and papers in any private place within
fifteen miles Of Pleas4Rtville, and notify me of
the fact, by letter, without date, signature or
otherwise, describing The place so can find it,
okIigate my self TO deposite So in the precise
spot find The Port monae and papers as a re-
ward for the same, asking no questions.
J. II. WRIGHT.
Nov Z, 1856.
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Oct. IS, 1856.
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THREsHING MACHINES, with :, s,
h orse power FOR sale cheap at Resi's Colo
made Store.
For. 80, 1865.
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A. King. f-r. Jordan.
LAW PART NERSHIP.
kiRg & Jordan, J torneys at Law

BEDF0R Pa
IITAL practice in the sveral Courts of Bed
" ford and adjoining counties
Agencies, Collections, and all other business
intrusted to their care will be promtIy and faith
fully attended TO.
OFFICE in Juliana street, formerly occupied
by D. H. Hoius. Esq, and more recently in the
occupancy Of Jos Mann, Esq
January. 3, 1859
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NOTICE,

June 81, ls5e-tf
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THE subscriber has opened out new and
4 splendid assortment of all kinds Of the
most fashionable Jewelry ry--consistingin in part Of
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, &c. SC
Gail aud see his stock
dcli DANIEL BORDER.
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wANTED-At Reeds Coionade Store
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, and Backwheas--aiso
all other approved produce, in exchange for
goods at cash prices
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MORE hEN GOODS.


'I'hk Undersigned has Just returned home fr5m
L lhe Eastern cities with alarge stock Of FALL
Sn' INTER Goods, aadis now exhibiting
At CHEAP SIDE.
q general assortment ofnew style of IS
WINTER GOODS,
comprising in a great variety Of Ladits Dress
''9si, Waich consists in part OF Black and Fan
Ssiest, fAailss, LalrHs, De Laines, Madonna
e'I'hs, Co5erF u erinos, etc, etc.
+, 4 .alge variety Of Black and Fancy Clothes,
@Ss'neres, Cassinetis, 5eaaeE, etc, etc.
O0'ls. Shoss, Hats aud Bonnffs, Groceries, Ss-
~, Aotasafs, Ssrnps, Saad, Herrifgs and
s1-'Aefet, Bacon. Qneensware. Hardware,
DiTSeins, ~, Buckets. Looking Glasses, etc.
- Ae ah2Fe stock consists Of every article US
--1! Acpt ~ store--.3H Of which viii. be sold,
zap Tor sash or approved produce.
i,aeAkial for past favors, he hopes by fair
80 aud desire to please, to continue TO merit
-"- receive hbe-a! share ofpublc patronage.
0a- 2, 1866.
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HITS.

MEMS Panama, Leghorn, * Braid hats Also
4fk BOYS and Caildrens hats for sale br
May %, 1856. A. B. CRAMER 4 co.
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Plank Road Election Notice.

TIE Stockholders Of the HopeweH and
Bloody Run, Plank and Turnpike Road Com
pany. are hereby notified that an election for
Offices OF said road for the ensuing year will be
held at the office of the Treasurer on MONDAY
the Sd day of November next.
By order Of the Board.
JNo. MOWER,
Oct. IL. lS5 Sec'y.
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Deep Sea soundinxs
TO rHE FprroR or THE HERALD.

NKw YoRx, oct. o. 1864
sluce the return Of the United states steamer Arctic
from her recent cruise scross the Atlantic various notices
OF the vesre Il object and results OF her voy
age and CT The contvsnce by which those resris
IN gre,; measure obtained have at different times sp
peared the wspapers and Iust and well deserved
con been bestowed upon the intelligence
and ACTIVITY displayed BY officers contested with The
erpe1hion.
the Board Of Aldermen tner attention the
meFral WORLDS ~ facts disclosed py Tits expedition.
Board have responded by the passage OF appro
pirate resolutions.
Ths q. il should and doubtless too m lch honor
cannot beetoxed upon lsbDrs are devoted
70 such noble euds but Of notices
The Mayor The n tnsr sUbsequ,
lUfoBs is single aHusos DRde. asingie wor1 o. &C m
meudsuon encOurag.msnt gwen 10 The gentleman 70
whfse ingenuity 10. commuLhy IL indebted for the
meas by which, IN q great measure tnts expedition
scb eyed ts sliate 10 Lieut. Jthn n Brooke,
uisaBce nsec By CAPT Berry man. Of the Arctic (see
Naur Physical Geography the Sea- pxes zoo, -0.,
nrst ecHon) lie e1ptens and tnstru me1tsIiy tbs
vors seem either 70 be entirely ungro.n or else IT,
nored
surely n but an act Of simple ustice him 10 whose
s'nlus The community o-es 80 much ior ms asenoy 70
The eout,on Of question Of conceded nhue Importance
% sciepce md that since through that N
difference 10 personal Advancement which seems chsrsr
terstc Of real be bs failed 70 fecnrc patent.
and has thus o~t whatever 81 pecunary benefit might
ogber~ise have been derived from his Invention, he
hDors too IN this great WORK are no, entirety unknown
IrSTfrfA
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IHp SrPRExn CorRr JrpsEsniP-sx Judge Peabody
Who on former occupied seat upoa the 90.
preue Court bench whose dispute n Judge Davies
for the last electoral str 10 abeysnce has re-
ce,vsd comm unicanon from the Governor Of the
seudsrsng hin the Judgeship that will be
nrs OF November consequence Of the resignation Of
Judge whiting Who has become . candidate for the
once Of Mas or OF New York. Mr. Peabody has not ye,
decided os accepting the compliment thus rendered MIN,
fearing that would compromise bis claim for the or
BERN, which he now chputes With Judge Davies The
appointment By The Governor can be only until the lat
January, 1888 AZ in the meantime there viii be Judi
a election, and The Law dfecss thai the vacancy shall
be then fled By the people
rRs ~ corrrAsDr srsu-Ab,ut ten O'Clock last
night, Gre broke ous In the attic rooms Of the three
story building No ooytlands stree, The nremes
quickly 81 work ami ernsushed the flames before they
spread beyc the roof The principal damage done 70
the occupants Of the lower stores BY water The
hrst noor was occupied BY Richards whiting, dealers
In boots and shoes the second floor By s. sullivan,
dealer 10 cloths, oasnmeres and fancy articles. THIRD
manufacturer and Mr. Bowden, tacturing eweIter
Tho lose will not be heavy Covered by nsur Rich
arcs Whiting insured In the Pb0nx and Merchant
Ipys-arce Companies The peak roof pretty much
sfftrred 90 the front part where the Ere ~ have
sise stored a LOT Of beds bedding and iurni.
ii
...ss-.ttv - rsst,gs ofs'r. n rrea, value. vas
+, .N .fsrat. IN Wsanesiay
0tM.v.ar Afessrd III
.... I'll ta fne aces
:. 1854.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AND TENANTS.


Before Hon. Judge DAILY,
OcT. 23.-H,nry A. Burr u.s. Edgord Hore-This action
brought by plaintiff recover $500 60 for balance
o. rent claimed from LIST May 1855 TO 1s February 1850
CT premises No. IA Jacob street. the occupation OF
defendant by virtue Of from Israel Corse
owner, which did no; expire TIL LIST Nay, 1886. The
plsntin In May, 1850. purchased these premises from
Israel Corse and then became the landlord subject
the unexp,ed lease OF the defendant Messys g w.
landlord and b L. Binee couDsels FOR defendant, set
deeoce, snd showed by evidence that before the
psnrin received hi deed Of the premises Corse
sDcu, 18TH April 1862 took northeriy wall Of
tee premises, used ny defendant mandatory for
Psns sreen. 10 which be extensively engaged n
that husness) and also pulled Oh the roof Of the pre-
nse7 and exposed the aeiendaot's mandatory 10
rioEs ifjury from rain and other tor about Eve
month"; ~ which be suffered Losses incosve
the def DdaDt and ~bieh tne de
allowed him In this action Mr.. y. +. Mstner, the
psr of t1e plaintiff alleged that made sufficient
cucton Of me rent which $500 by the Iease
and cbagog the defendant only ssos 90 three quar-
ters ot year, and all at agreed ny the
piapti and hicb he contendsd sssentec 10 by
eroaDt He further copteboed the defendant had
right 10 for any hcn before the
M, ard that defendant redress from the for
mer Owner and that the root In dangerous state
snd from necessity must come dosn
The Judge charged the iur that they believed from
be evidence that the roof wac 10 such dangerous
dition bat would necessarily have 70 be pulled
10 avolo accident and Tor tue pubic safety, Il mis-
fortune which be defendant must submit TO- and could
not any dan spe, bot II on the hand there
such necessity tor taking 81 the roof disturb
ps the cefepdept the ccnpsion ~ bis premises then
be ousnt thai such damages be has
AIMED which question Of isct tor the Jury de
wrnine the evidence
Tie Jury eSoDersfed the defendant from the paymen;
of any rent OF tnoss prem s.s Drought . verde,
Tor lhe defendant for 81 o,n1 costs.
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Pr Aid1mcr-wurep RusseIl.
Pa StJu1Dor-J)hn PblIiip.
fu CsHsfdils-Hsnry Oakley.
fT luIcoys n Elssticns First district Luther Eames.
Cnss H. Ihorson second DO, Alor 10 H. Gale, Joseph H.
Isod.
The koss county Republican Convention met al the
Ertohyn Museum last evening, for the purpose OF hIor
the Vacancy On the county cset occasonsd by the de
ciration o. Richard G. Und.fhiil who had been poml
rated lor district attorney The Convention selected
John Dean, corporsttn councillor Of the late CITY OF
wilismsb burg to OIL the vacancy
The Ninth ward democracy hsld a primary meeting on
Wednesday night 70 nominate ward oricerp An election
had previouty been held but declared void By the
CITY General Committee on account ~ fraud and this
meeting called 70 form another ticket There was
considerable excitement ana tome bshtpg, rendering "a
peesssary 10 call in the aid OF the poie Tbe re,nr
proved thst John Bossr snc Joseph Oliver we're noi
mated for Aldermen Thos Ham lion for Supervisor and
Jpas Sadley for -.
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IrTEnEsrne PROM BupNos AyREs BY the ar.
ssl Ut hs yoit Ct the bark California, ~e have Buenos
eyres fass TO August so, neen days later The news,
learn the letters OF correspondent, OF
encouraging character. The government announces
that treaty peace with the Indians Of Pxtagons had
beb made The Italian Agricultural Legion have founded
city wnnin forty milcs OF Bahia Blanca, which they
fsve tbrsiencd New Rome. Az encouraging sign, II
itaied that the foreign sheep farmers making a
vcttwsrd ncnL The rama had been heavy through
the country curing The winter end should they continue
beet would be very tms Loot altogether.
The tmount Of WOOL srUwn Increases daily. lands
ave 30 letn in rce that those belonging to govern.
utIt on The l!re 81 the saado held At about
Ic00 silvet CClss the square league The Legislature
eth occupied IN dscvssns the bill Of udame aga ns
Gcees. II hss AUTHORIZED emission OF ten million dol
or psIer currency 10 the ttHci occasionsd by
se great exp,nse OF the War Department This has
cfuss TIE price CT scl3 10 continue high.
tboeght II OF tie number OF cattle slaughtered and
DOL brtrgnt forward this ytsr viii be tar eater than
Tic PREVIOUS ear, and should peace prevail ~h the
Ldisls the coming leason will be one Of The most "a
tcrsbe that Bucnos Ayres has ever had
No rg iupotent bad resulted from the revolution Il
ssLtaFe. Cefes orono, friend and partsan Of The DE-
pcstd Governor Cullen has been arrested by General
Lopez, end put 10 prison ss Rosario.
AZ Mortevdeo the state Of political Affairs unssts
factory. Ecoq. the Minister Of Finance had falsn,
and wss replaced By Col Battle -Boaon rarstsr.
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Tho FaIcon had on 900 bushels Of wheat, owned by
walker. BroDfon Co. FULLY insured In The Chicago No
fns AGO barrels OF beet from Cragins, and about 400
icff, telor cling 10 Nessfs ssrreii Brothers.
hessrs. Hough Co., are insured 70 such an amount
hat their oss will not be felt except 10 the interruption
% ibsir bu,incss In the most important part OF the
ssatop.
o. The provisions in the building, a large amount be
urged 10 other parties, Watson, Tower X 90 held
pcrtitn for other parties. Messrs. HAWKINS Co Of
Albany, are heavy lcsers without insurance. part Of
the SOTO bushels OF foreisn salt in The building will
be savtd The dtck Ia burIei 10 the waters edge The
wills 81 the building have not all fallen, but are com
risttiy uselcrs.
g. broke cut yesterday morning In the Psnnsylva.
ia House. on Van Burep street. between Wells and
= erusD about two O'Clock, which burnsd with great
istidiy. and consumed that house. together with the
utrtk House. and ne Dunkrk House, adjoining, be
ire u could be subducd All these were small 20 story
bouses The Jeryts House was at one time In gr. at
Lsuser but by the extftione Of the hremen
Tie FIRE buIped rapidly that nearly all the eiecs
all three tf tic houses we're consumed The buildings
we're owned by Mr. Roberts. traveller. supposed 20
Ne Germsn, recently from Milwaukee. burned 70
tssth In the Pennsyvai House. in which the nre orig
mated. when found. the body was 20 chsrred by the
I've that description could be given VI H. He was pro
bacly suhocaled IN his bed.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONvENTION.-It will be
remembered that this booy which held is q. son
at Richmond, adjourned to meet again 10 Savannah,
Georaia in cember next Steps being taken tue
South direct the aeni ion OF citizens OF the Southern
Safes the eubect hoping they will feel sufficient inter
est in the objects Of the Convention to take carly steps
for recurring Representation thoren at s approaching
The Councs Of savannah have recently had the
subec urder coD6ic and authorized the appoint
ner of con miiee make the necessary
Tor o suitable accommodation Of the Conventon.-Baki
more American, oct. %.
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srrrrwp Covbr-CDcrT Part Moe sos ga, Abs,
24,l 10 24ss sT TO PAPA, 1929 To 2scs 25o5 70 asie
Part t-Nos 1717 1884, 2ios, 1s40, 1880, 1c4o 2es4,
1915, sle 2ssl lao, nes, 1884, 1885, a27a 2o1e sbe,
eco, 1924, e7s, 2l35.
euYsvsp Cour--specis Term--2d Class. Nos. 9, 90,
IL ~, lol, 12I, l2s 10. 90, Phelps will case
sursp1os Cousr-Noe. 24s $40, "a AIS, 234 44o 4sl,
se2 4e, stb, zts, 4eq All 472 473 474 47e Az as
4Ie, $50, ssi, 4s7, asa, asa ass, sse.
Usrn sr,rs D~rror o ups.-~Sos. Is, 10, Ia, 81, n.
20, 81, n, 10, 10, u,
Coswov PipS--Psr Mos sp3 70 3o7 inclusive,
Paft -AdJcurntd tIll hcpdsy next
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Hcf0Te the non JuoRe lnksham.
Tbs Emrfre Cifg BdsI Noah A. Chtids Motion for
an order directing John 0rser, late sheriff pay 10
the RECEIVER OF the property, Effects &c Of the plaintiffs
herein certain moneys collected on executions against
IN. above named defendant, within twenty days. or
show cause why he should rot be attached, granted.
Jo,,7 Esb,t a. The koyo-. d. Order Of reference 70
John Il, Burchard, Esq.
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Personal Intelligence.


Hon. James Buchanan retains from Philadelphia to
Whestiand on Wednesday
We understard lthat George p. Bond, Esq VINO
recently appointed BY the President with the
OF the Senate Chief Astronomer OF the United Sates
der the act OF Congress Of August H. 1856 carry into
effect the nrt article Of the treaty OF June TO- l8a6 be-
tween the United states and Great Britain by running
boundary line between Americau and Brush Oregon
has declined the appointment Mr. Bond Is the First As
sisant at the Astronomical Observatory OF Harvard
University al Cambridge. and by this decsion meets the
strongly expressed wishes OF the friends OF the Oserva
tory and OF its director.
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Three Destructive Fires In Chicago.

racgiNe HOUSE DssTKoYxD-PRoPRLLER FALCON
BUEsEp-orT HUsDhED THOUSAND DOLLARS Loss
-FsMALE SEMINARY coSsUMEf-rHREE HOTELS
BUkNED-oNE MAN BURNED TO DEATH.
prom the Chicago Pres, oct. 2O.l
Ore sroie out on Fnday night, at IL O'Clock, In
Rnstnbaums fancy goods store, No. 1c3 South Clark
vbich resulted IN ia complete destruction besides
rasyeTs - niLsry Or. Clark's drug store, Bowen's
s,eve and nil'sL store, aud bat store Two Of the
a W. Henderson. Mr.. Rmeubaum saved the greater
rsr' Of stock and h's loss email The whole OF the
cIntssd copcinon. Tho seminary occupied by the
1.spts LsDt and Baker who tept private school The
n,sn. also considerably burned and otherwise in
wrtd. He estimates his loss At $500
The 'oss ials heaviest upon Mr. sawyer He estimates
LIS los IN general at IS o0c alt. ough actual figures will
piscc m, On CHER His furniture and apparatus
ausd al 500, all which lie lost Ills rents constitute
.sree beu'e IN bis umaie He was insured for $500.
The Misses L.ne ana Baker lose about $500 OF school
hooks ana apparatus besides having their school inter-
rop'ed. IL q be hoped they viii be able At once to
etufe good loco on and ample accommodation 10
sgsp. their schocl WAS in prosperous condition. and
tie, excellent tachers We hope that whatever CT
rpder,ssen by their PATRONS, who have known from
more intimate acquaintance with their pupils the extent
81 ibsp IseinIess Tney have secured room for this
aees the Northwest corner OF State snd Van Buren,
streets.
About two o'clock on Saturday moru,ngihe department
Gated out the second lme by alarm for the
,scond district The FIRE proved have been caused by
We burning OF the Western Transportation CompAny's
propeller FacoD, and the packing house Of hessrs.
dough Co Together with large quantity ofprovsons.
Tho total loss as FAR - We can ascertain, is a. FOL
Propeller Falcon SIS, 900
Packing house and oonents 5000
To'a..................................sliO,oo 600
Tho irewsrcc In loss ioots up ~ follows;-
IN ouAoinfs, ..'.'''..'''''sssooo
ffovsons, &C Ss0oo
Tota ......................... 500 oco
The pTopelsr m not insurer
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MAEITIMk lNTkLLIGESUk.


ALMANAC YoRx-THf5 DAY
RIsxs........... 20 MOON RIsss..... morn W
sup srrs............ Is HIGH WATER .....eye y
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BrookIyn city Politics.

NOMINATIONS BRooS1YS The republicans ~ the
First ward, Of Brooklyn, have made the following
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~ oftbe unierrtce Ia fav of regula- ponlna,ons -
sDo Rrecknrdge Clan. held At DE Ciermoni House ,
Joseph barri.on IVES called q The chair.
ra,sn, fnaef smb orpora Thompson, ,. j. Root u
.sscsl.res-E. !. BereaIci, Edward n Heath and wmI
Mr NeS,aih reed me follosins resolutions, which W
Resolved 1ha' vc The rational democracy Of the tn
IL he Platform sdesed a oncpns pTp ser aa o
be The only true Doctrine under the con''nnicn IL
country DC NOMINATION fer president q James Bacbso
q Pepnsyyania ard John Rrsctinridge q kenucsy
cy a. rtn 2, siandaId ability. character and worth
been for ID, sst two Years in state 81 political ismso.
rent always has been when in lie hands II or~ al
John w Ss WIFI e Ss
snd ro'aio Warner, Cor The different Offices Tor which
isrds me government n re- sire s,ss viii 70 N
WI ros only command the respec, and confidence %
hroushcui the State -
Don rerrsrdo Wood az our candidate for The MAYORS
lrovng hm TO be one In whose hands the government Of
crrmardsd thc admit alton Of The people Of he county
wrhsiandirg TIE vile cslumnies which have been hes
Received that he pSIns,Ion ~ Richard Bpssssd an,
Rnfel for Counsel 70 the Corporation and City Judge
endeavors for heir election
Resolved That we .ha e,er, ourselves. with tho rest II
demccsey of this city, 70 elect Tor Judge Of The suprs
Cont EDWARD q West; and cr Governor of The Aims 10,
Of the democratic PARTY. -
Resolved That being necessary that The next Cong
should be dem ocrsc ard without The aid on demor
Congress The efforts Of our noble standard bearers adm
the country would he Intellectual heartily endorse The
minato on Of and pledge undivided supper, 10 the
Daniel v. siches for representative, man In whom
rely rs an able advocate Of sound democratic doctrines
strict follower of constitutional principles
Resolved, That we shall support for Assembly Tho
Kivlan good and sound democrat we hereby ratifv
following nominations for Chatter o0lces-For Alderr
Morgan J, Harris Councilman Fourth district Thomas
roe; Assessor, john NJ. Minnie: Conafahies Alex Hum
Ihos hcCsrtv; School COMMISSIONER. v N Lecrrnte e
Samuel Taylor -
Resolved, That We recommend to me electors Of the,
ward The names Of MORAN l. Harris AMI Tbo= W "
ALDERMAN ard Councilman. who will represent The
for. e'
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PHILADELPHIA, Ger .-}-Arr barAs & W Pouliney, G
rant kyork Dab. RYDER. Boston schrs Fannie Mitrhe
blake NYtrl y 4 Carlisle sipps; Roabury; Orlando, Pin
bfm Portland. Abhy We'd Wing. Danger
Cid brig Ptncork Small Kingston. ia, schrs W Star
Starr ss,arnab; uIdne Raynor, Rocky Hill. CT NJ r Cs
Nale, Slppie Providence