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THE STORM In LOUISIANA.
Terrible Loss of Life.

New ORLEAEs, Aug. l6.-The calamites
BY the recent storm, which are al frs, be-
lieved TO be greatly exaggerated, turn ost to
be sad realities. The storm continued with
great violence from Sunday until Tuesdsy
evening, and during 4s hours not less than
fourteen inches Of rain fell by the guage a,
the Government Hospital, Baton Rouge. The
storm extended up the river as far as heard
from, and Intelligence OF further damage 10
property and loss Of life may be anticipated.
The loss OF life al Last Island il is though,
will reach 200. The survivors of the disas.
Ter have arrived here, and they report that
1872 bodies had been found. The survivors
are many OF them sufferers from wounds,
bruises and broken limbs. They tell pi,ia-
bic story OF their suiferings. They also re-
port that the dead bodies were plundered by
a Sc, of pirates, and the baggage belonging
10 the survivors was mostly carried off by
the marauders, who are said to be inhabi-
iants of The island. |. is supposed that al
least $l0,0 in money was stolen from The
pockets OF the dead, and baggage valued al
81, 900 was also carried off. The buildings
destroyed are valued al 100000.
Nothing very definite has been heard from
The Grand Gallon Island, but as il xas also
inundated by the food. the loss of life and
destruction of property there Las also been
great II is reported that thirty bodies were
found al one end of the Island. The build.
ings destroyed are valued at $5s, 1000.
The damage 10 the corn, cotton and sugar
crop is incalculable.
The food at Bayou Sara has occas:oned
crevasse OF the leves at the place flooding
The country in al! directions. il is reported
that three thousand dwellings have been
swept away or damaged. No lives are
known 10 be lost.
A number of vessels were blown ashore
in the neighborhood OF The Bslize, and fears
being entertained for the safety of the sleam-
ers Nautilus and Perseverance,, several days
over due from Texas, the steamer Texas was
sent out in search OF them. The anxiety
with regard 10 the Perseverance, has be en- re-
lieved by her arrival. 1t is feared tina, The
Nautilus has has been wrecked, as the Louis.
lana, from Galveston, reports picking up, on
the 18th cabin door, shat is recognized as
having belonged 10 the Nautilus.
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Horse Stealins.

On the night of the 18Th inst bay mare
was stolen from the field of Mr. Jacob Sech.
Ter, jr:, in Mahoning township, Monlour CO.
He offers a reward Of twenty dollars for the
mare, and thirty dollars for The mare and
thief.
On the same Eight cream colored mare,
buggy and sci of harness was stolen from
the premises of W. E. Patterson, in Green.
wood township, in this county. A reward
Of thirty dollars is offered for the thief and
animal. ~ a.fs II
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Burglary and use of ChIoroform In Hai.
rtsbuFg.

burglary and use OF Chi0rOfOTm In Hal-
risbuFg.
About I O'Clock, A. NJ, on Sunday last
the dwelling of Mrs. Ellen Mcclure, on Mar
ket street, near Third, Harrisburg, who ell
tered, we are informed, BY two burglars,
who, after ransscking several rooms on the
fi'st on second foorsS proceeded 10 the third
story and penetrated into the sleeping cham.
bers, one which was occupiedby Miss Sallis
Mcclure, aud asolher, with co mmunicat.
ing door beiweet, BY MrsaMcc clure and two
little sons lpa1e hds. *
Mis-. ot!s.s, Js.lAs a drop touch her ele..,
called. ont in The darkness to her mother that
some one was in her room; but The mother
was incredulous, thinking the daughter,
whose health is del icate, was in dream.-
The daughter, however, persisted in her dec.
laration, aud hearing creak on the floor and
realizing by an insxpressible sensation tha,
some object was near her face, she called fol
a hight, and reachisg forth 10 a table by hel
bedside, found one match, with which she
produced light, and saw Two figures glide
from her room outof the door, through which
they had forced their entrance. The brave
girl, followed by Ter mother and The two lads
pursued the burglars down stairs bnt the
burglars escaped, and everything was in con.
fusion. The contents of wardrobes and clos
els were piled upon tables, and stiewn about
as ii the scoundrels were familiar with the
localities in the house, and meant 10 carry
OH whatever Was most valuable, including
an herlooiH Ika,ch. They escaped as they
had entered, through kitchen window. >
On returning TO the room Of Miss Met Gin re
the atmosphere could hardly be endured in
consequence OF pervading odor Of chloro-
form; and on insli,uling search, sponge,
sa'u rated with this subtle agent, was found
in the bed, where it had been thrown by the
robbers. Bu, for the single drop which fell
upon the sensitive cheek of the sleeping
Miss, the fumes OF the cbloroform would
have been bfealhed into her lungs, and, in
her delicate stale of health, might have caus-
ed her death. One other strange fac, is con
nected with this robbery. The lower front
room OF The house is occupied BY a savings
bank, which employs q wa,chman 10 stay
throughout the night upon the premises; and,
although some OF the alarmed household
group dealt blows against lha doors between
the oanrfns room and the dwelling portion
OF the house, at the came time making loud
on'cries for the wa,chman, that funciionary
made no response. When the Gay awoks the
town, the waichman awoke, or returned 10
his post, but no trace of the robbers was dis
covered. Is.
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BUSINESS OF THE EXTRA SESSION. Wash.
ington, Aug. 18.-Tbe wise and discree
members Of the Democratic, Republican
and American parties, and particularly the
acknowledged leaders in both Houes, ex.
press determination TO resist any attemp,
10 so into any Legislation at the extra session
save the army bill, or other great public
measures. The members are exhausted,
from their excessive labors, and are pain.
fully anxi GUS TO return TO their homes.
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Hon. Robert e. Winthrop.

This gentleman, leading Wing Of Massa.
chusetls aud formerly Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives in Congress, was lately
invited 10 attend Kansas Aid Meeting in
Faneuil Hall in Boston, 10 which invitation
he replies in a calm dignifed manner, but
takes occasion 10 administer just and mer-
tied rebuke 10 such rebels, as are insigaling
rebellion in Kansas, thereby visiting upon
the country the evil of civil war and disso-
luton Of this glorious Union.s,,Hls letter is
worthy of an Old Line Wing statesman,
whose affections are centred on The Cousli-
tuition Of his country, and who is willing 10
sacrifice parry attachments when free insti.
lu,ions are in peril. In closing his letter he
states his position in the following language
"There is really but one absorbing ques.
tion now before the people. In the solemn
magnitude of lis presence all others are
hushed. This question is at last presented
in tangible form, shall lhs Union be pre-
served or shall the fist step be taken TO-
ward the entire disruption of The States of The
Union by severance of the North from the
South Z Looking Al, tho political items OF
the times, with this question staring us in
the face, we make our choice of candidates.
The nominees of the Cincinnati Convention
makes the preservation of the Union the
matter of paramount interest. O,her princi.
pies are advocated; but if any subserviency
is TO be. made, all The others may be COM
promised, all of them may be subservieu,; /;
but eihe Union il mus. be preserved"
"On the oiber hand, the preservation OF
The UhioH is minor and secondary princi.
pie with those who have me, in convention
under the title of Republicans. With them
the preservation of The Union is 10 be toIera.
ted as matter Of contingency. Mr. Banks
committed the first act Of treason in decla.
ring in the halls of Congress that he was. in
favor Of dieting The Union slide," unless a
favoriIe crochet of his own or his associates
could he endorsed. -
"This is the broad and grand division of
the question that now divides the country ;
and in view of i, we hesitate not to declare
our infinite preferences for James BuchaBan
10 any other man who sustains The least
chance of election, and to endorse him as a
man well calculated 10 fsce the factions In
our own land, and the wiles, and combina.
iions, and manifold diplomacy OF the tricx.
ster politicians Of the old world"
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Proclamation of the President.


p Washington, Aug. lS.-The Cabinet held
a meeting this afternoon, when it was dedi.
dcd TO issue the following proclamation re-.
assembling Congress:
By the President Of the United States of Am erica
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, While hostilities exist with vari.
Gus Indian tribes on the remote frontiers of
the United States, and whilst in other respects
the public peace is seriously threatened,
Congress has adjourned without granting the
necessary supplies for the army, deprivIng
the Executive of the power 10 perform his
duty in relation 10 the common defence and
security, and an extraordinary occasion has
thus srsen for the assembling of The two o
Heasss of Consrass, do tharafnra bv this
my proclamation, convene said Houses, to
meet al the Capitol, in The city of Washington,
on Thursday, the 2ist day Of August, instant,
hereby requiring the respective Senators and
Representatives then and there 10 assemble,
to consult and deliberate on such measures
as the State aud the Union may seem 10 re-
quire.
In testimony whereof have caused the
seal OF the United States 10 be hereunlo afix-
ed, and signed the same with my hand.
Done at the City of Washington. the 18th
day of August, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty six, and Of
the Independence Of the United States The
eighiy-firsl.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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BLACK REPUBLICAN SENTImENr.-The True
american, Black Republican organ in Erie
county, Pa, in commenting upon a speech
delivered at Democratic meeting says:
"This twaddle about the Union and It's
preservation is too silly and sickening for
any good effect. We think the liberty of a
single slave IS sDorth more Mun ALL THE
UNIONS GODS UNIVERSE CAN HoLDp'
Here is Black Republicanism, pure and
unadulterated.
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Hollotcay's Ointment and Pills have a cos.
mopliian reputation. In every land, Chris
tian or savage, 10 which commerce has car.
rried them, they have become standard rem
edies fo' the most painful and dangerous com.
plants 10 which humanity is liable. The
o.alment is an acknowledged specific for all
eruptive, humorous, and ulcelous disorders,
and there is no disease of ihe stomach, the
liver o. the bowels, that may not be subdued
by persistent use of the Pills.
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CATAwIssA RAIL RoAD.-We learn, with
pleasure, that full provisions have been made
10 buy off The interest due Oh the mortgage
bonds of this Company, and that, moreover,
all the demands against the Company, will
be promptly liquidaied during this month.
A change has taken, or will take place in
the officers Of the road. Mr.. McKissock, the
late able and efficient Superintendent, has
resigned his post, and MIR. H. F. Funda is
now acting as Superintendent pro tenn We
trust the Company will permanently secure
the services Of this gentleman, who is fully
acquainted with the, road, and possesses all
elements of making popular ard efficient
Superintendent. Much of the stock Of this
road has been has lately been purchased by
parties in Philadelphia, and 1t 10 intended,
We learn, to give new impulse TO it's man.
agernent with view Of enlafging its BUSINESS
capacity - DanpiRe Democrat ,i.fa
Y IT, 81
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Madison twp, Aug. Is, 1856.
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIoF

NOTICE is hereby given tha, isllets of ad-
minisiralion upon the estate of EIizahs,h
Weiliver, late of Madison iownshik. Colnm.
bia co, deceased, have been granted 10 the
undersigned residing also in Madison town.
ship. All persons indebted TO the said estate
are requested 10 make payment without de-.
lay, aud those having accounts against the
decedent 10 present them for settlement %
JACOB DEMOTT,
Ia administrator.
Madison twp.. Aug. Ia. 1885
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sckuyIkilI County.

PorrsvILLE, Aug. 1l.--The Democratic
Convention this day nominated Msssrs. Lsbo
and Waggenseller for the Assembly Rain
and Reilly, Associate Judges; Walker, Dis.
.ricl Attorney and appointed delegates to
the State Convention, with instructions 10
support F. w. Hughes for Governor.
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~ AT Democratic meeting and pole
raising in Wayne township, Clinton county,
twenly-six members of the Know Nothing
lodge in that township, openly renounced the
order, assisted in raising the pole, and de.
clarec their determination to support Bu-
chanan and Breckenridge.
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~ Congress adjourned last Monday night
without passing any bill 10 sustain The Army
by an appropriation. The President has
called an extra session 10 meet tomorrow,
Thursday. The most iha, the prssent ses-
sion has done was 10 increase the pay OF
members to $4,000 year, which is about
$4,000 per Congress more than under the old
law,
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B18Na

la Rleom township, Columbia county, on
lhe llth inst, Mrs. MARY BOONE, wife of
Samuel Boone, aged about 65 years.
In Berwick, on the l2h inst, MATILDA
JANE, daughter of MIR. William and Eliza
beth Hoffman, aged l year, II months and
81 days.
In Miflinville, on Friday the 18th OF Au-
gust, OF apoplexy, Mrs. SARAH Bowman, wife
OF G. A. Bowman, aged 81 years.
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MissourI.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. s.-It is now'quite certain
that Polk, The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, aud the entire State ticket is elected.
Benton does not get twenty y-five thousand
votes in the State. Coruihers, Anderson,
'Woodson, Craig, Blair, Green, and Phelps
are elected TO Congress-.
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Madison twp.. Aus
TO Lulalbernaen.

BEING engagedin the Coal business, and
having more yard room than. l can use TO
advantage, ! wish to receive, and cell on
Commission, Ha - 7'ai
Nr'gt LU NIB Err,
ior some responsible and honorable dealer
OF Columbia county. Ihave branch track
from the Reading Railroad into nv Yard.-
Call OF address ELLIS BRANSON,
CalIowhill ST.
afd yard west Of Broad, PhilsdsIphia.
August Cd, is56.-sl
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Another Fracas q, Washington.

Washington, Aug. 1s.--Messrs. Fayelle
McMullen, Of Virginia, and Amos p Gran.
ger, of New York, members of the House,
got into political dispute this morning
while riding TO the capitol in an omnibus
when Mr. Mullen seized Mr.. Changer, and
struck him IN the eye. The parties clinch
ed, but were separated by the other passen.
gers, thus ending the difficulty for the pres
ent.
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Arkansas klec,iop.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. s.-Futer returns fully
confirm our previous despatch, that the Stale
has gone Democratic. Conway's majority
for Governor will be over 5000. The Legis-
la'ure is largely Democratic, as also are both
members of Congress. Greenwood, (Dsm. }
70 re-elected from the First District. ~ +
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EDITORIAL CHASGE.-E. B. Chase, ESQ.,,
editor Of the Monuose Democrat, has disposed
OF his interst in the establishment 10 J. B.
McCollom and ]. B. Gsnitson. Our bes,
wishes accompany the retiring editor, and
we trust his successors may realize lheiI
fondesi hopes of success in the arduous en-
terprise upon which they have entered
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ADvERTIsEmENTs.-Bayliss, Darby & Lynn
advertise full assortment of sieves, riddles,
screens ard fancy wire work.
Jonn L. Pomeroy advertises super-phos.
phate of Lime, an article 10 which farmers
ought 10 pay more attention in this latitude
If they wish 10 grow rich.
81. Christian adverlises Peruvian Guano
for our farmers.
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n The Wings OF this county met IN the
Court Horse on last Saturday 10 select dele.
gates 10 the Baltimore Convention. John
Covenhoven presided, and Col. Joseph Pax
ton of CatIawissa was chosen delegate to
Baltimore with instructions not to make any
distinct Wing nomination for the Presidency
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate of Joseph
Jones, lata of Greenwood township, Colum-
bia county, deceased, have been granted 10
the undersigned, residing in Madison town.
ship, Columbia county. All persons indebt.
ed to ibe said estate are requested TO make
payment without delay, and those having
accounts against the decedent to present
them for settlement to
JACOB DEMOTT,
administrator
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a A young lady living in Philadelphia,
las. weekidestroyad herself BY taking arssnic.
The cause which insligated the act, was the
refusal Of the mother Of the lady to get her a
new bonnet!
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JuDcrsHIP .--Roberi R. Little, of Wyoming
county is not candidate fof President Judge
in this district, and thsie is therefore no OPP
position 10 Judge Woodward, the pressn, in.
oumbent.
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north Carolina Election.

RALEIdH, N. c., Aug. 1.-The returns
from fity.fo counties show Democratic
gain of 5000 in the vote for Governor Il.
The Democrats have also gained abou,
twenty members Of. the Legislature. !.
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~ William Howers, q jouneyman print.
or in Montgomery, Ala, recently came into
possession Of s5o,ooo. The sfaliest take he
ever had, 3sh fst
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PETER ENT, Collector,

Only few years ago The pride of our peo.
pie was highly gralified by seeing the re.
ceips on the. North Branch amount TO one
hundred thousand dollars year. Now they
reach nearly half that sum in one month. 1,
is but naiur1l that there should be no dispo.
stlon in this part of the State for sale OF
tie public works; and if these improvements
had been everywhere so we'll managed as
here the proposition 10 sell them would nev,
er have been seriously made.
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PENNSYLVANIA

No. IS Hrch 81. bet. Second &. Third,
Opposite Bread Slresl,>
p H l. A d E LPHIA:
SlEVES, RIDDLES, SCREENS, WOVEN
oWire oil all meshes and widths, with all
kinds of plain and fancy wire work. Heavy
Twilled Wire for Spark Calchers; Coal, Sand
and Gravel Screens Paper Makers Wire;
Cylinder and Dandy Rolls, covered in the
best manner; Wire and Wire Fencing. A
very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sieves. All kinds of Iron Ore Wire and
Sleeves.
BAYLlSS, DARBY & LYNN.
August 20, lS56.-3m.
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TOLLS AT BEACH HAVEN.

CoLLECToR's OFFICE,
Bedeh Haren, august 1st, 1886.
r. w. WEAvER, Eso.,-Dear Sir The a.
mount OF tolls received at this Office during
The past month of July is $44, 1875, IA
Amount previously reported $500, ,66
Total amt since Nov. so, 1855, siI2,5is, 80
same period liz '55, 9s,s22, ,6s
Increase in 1856, SIs, 696 I2
RespectfulIv vours
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MARRIgNo

On July I'd, BY the Rev. J. Sleck, VIM. J.
Noodle, Esq, of Milton, to MISS AMY f.
TRoUT, of Minersville, Pa,
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

PERUVIAN GUANO.
EXPERIENCE has taught the Farmer that
- the only reliable Fertilizer is the
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO.
The subscriber Sole Agent in Philadelphia for
the sale of it, has now on hand large stock
of
PURE PERUYI.aN GUANO, J.
which he will sell at The loves, Cash price,
in lots TO suit either dealers or farmers.
IN S. J. CHRISTIAN,
Sole agent for Philadelphia.
No. 4S North Whsrves, and 81 North Water
Street. e.@
Philadelphia, August 10, Is5e-sm. 8
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"Quick Returns and Small Proflts.''
; A. j. EVANS.

HAS just received and opened new as
sorlment Of seasonable goods from Phil.
adelphia, which he is determined TO sell
quick anu cheap. He has everything dssir.
able for LADIES' and
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
and all dry goods for domestic and house,
hold use, suited for the FALL TRADE. He
has also iu.l supply of Qneensware, Hard
ware, WOODWARD, BIooms, Looking Glasses,
BOOTS AND SHOES, and good stock of
FRESH scRocEkiFs @
AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE MAR.
kET. He will sell al the lowest living profits,
and VIII make II to the interest of purchasers
10 deal with them.
~ Call and see our Stock, @N
Bloomsburg, Aug 20, 1856.
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NO. 1 PERUVIAN 4 MEXICAN GUAyO,

LIST OF LETTERS
u EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Blooms.
burg, Pa, August 18th, 1856.
Aftmsn jonathan Miller John
Bromer Adam Pelsrmas Miss T.
Barber ID A Perry Captain
Caven Alice Richart Miss Sussnnah
Caven Samuel Rchau Mrs. Sarah
Dawson Hannah Rogers Esq. William
Fame Maggie yShilon Henry
Gillaspl John SSartz w A
Hammer Thomas Slrathers WI
Httle Michael Smith Sarah
kercher Gotleap Steel Daniel
Kline Isaac Shelly John Nj
Kline MIR q Thornton Mrs z
Kline Miss M Z ID Thomas Henry
Miller Peter Whilmoyer Michael
Mulvaney Patrick.
Persons calling for the above letters will
say they are advised.
PHILIP UNANGST, 4. NJ.
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PETER KLINE,

nF franklin township, will be candidate
~ for the Office of ASSOCIATE JUDGE
before the Democratic County Convention
this fall.
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JACOB EVANS,

l0F Greenwood township, will be candi-
- date for ASSOCIATE JUDGE before lie
Democratic County Convention this fall.
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SAMUEL RHONE.

OF Benton township, will be a candidate
~ for COUNTY COMMISSIONER, before
the Democratic Convention this fall.
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CAUTION |!

ALL persons are hereby notified not 10
purchase promissory note signed by me to
Leonard w. Kaufman & John R. Rishsll, as
l have not received value for the same, and
will not pay i.unless compelled by law.
LEWIS v. MYERS.
Light Street, Aug. II, 1856,
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Il. II. LITTLE, ESQ, ,

AF Berwick, will be candidate for DIS.
u TRlCT ATTORNEY before The Demo.
cratic county con vention this fall.
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SAMUEL GREASY,

nF Mifflin township, will be candidate
" for ASSOCIATE JUDGE before the
Democratic County Convention this fall
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~ Remember that next Saturday is the
time fixed for the delegate election.
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PETER ENT.

0F Scott township, will be candidate
" for REPRESENTATIVE before the
Democratic County Convention this fall