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Rerort u Arms Di,corercd.

boxes Of navy revolver pistols all new, viz
six and five-shooters
Il Colts navy size.
boxes fixed bali cartridges
l bag caps
A small lot Of rife cartridges.
l box, 10 Sharpe's rifles.
ls5 breechIoading muskets
s5 percussion muskets.
ll5 bayonets.
81 common sabrts
2o1iceTis sabres.
IL kegs Of powder.
81 dragoon saddles
/ drum.
The recent troubled state Of the Territory, and your
proclamation and Colonel Cookies reply authorized 10
consider the party entering midst for peace
full purposes Hence in accordance with your orders
Rarding your letter giving mt some margin for discc
tion took the arms into my possession and delivered
them Colonel Cook, subject TO your order The party
retained their side arms some rides Common and Sharpes
patiently and guns.
The party then complained and expressed some fear in
travelling with what they retained consequcG.
requested Col Cook to give them escort TO their place
destination He acquiesccd but the immigrants las they
styled themselyes after consultation, declined accepting
the escort but persisted in going organized body
Whereupon, after promising to suit their convenience in
travelling and regards route arrested them Loiy
allowing individuals TO go where they pleased and when
they pleased.
In arretng them had nothing TO do with the families
Offering them the liberty which you guaranty 20 a-oi
travelling through settling in any part OF the Territory
which they might think proper This privilege they
fused TO accept replying that he party to which they
attached organized one and they would
leave their comrades Of their property was
every wagon ] also took into confederation their per-
sonal convenience doing everything in with
my position for their comfort and promising them that
would every endeavor with your ercelency have
you meet them the route that you might satisfy your
self the character and objects of their mission and II
you should regard II warlike would be subject
further order and If peaceful and colonization tenden-
cy. my interruption would be light possible They
detained hree-quarters Of day when first stopped
and by my request Col Cook issued n days ratons to
them. They have met with no further delay. II was
raining The day Of the arrest which subjected all TO
drenchng II was TO be regretted but could not be pre-
vented
Very respectfully your excellencys obedent servant
WM. j. PRESTON,
Deputy United States Marshal
p S-No private taken or II So by the per-
sonal application OF the they returned-I
mean rifles shotguns few abres &c No claimed
the muskes would also call your attention TO the fol-
lowing note handed me by Colonel Cook.
Truly yours, &c,
WM J. PRESTON
uNo trunks or ordinary packages were opened large
quantity Of new saddles found in boxes supposed to
match the sabre Sixty seyenyhye others OF the party
"P ST. GEO. COOK
The daily union., 1856-10-28
THE GUBERNAToRIAL VOTE OF INDIANA

The subjonsd table shows the msjores for the demo
cratic and the blackrepubcan candidates at the late GU
bernaoral election in Indiana The columns foot up most
rlnrinnalp for he demncracr.
The daily union., 1856-10-28
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE LATE ELECTION Il
Pennsylvania.

Wehaye at length received which We give below the
full and official of the late election in Pennsylvania
The record is indeed, glorious for the democratic
cause. To commence with the State ticket:
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Renort Of Col 2. 81. q. Cool.

HEADQUARTERS, CAMP MAR NEAAHA RIVER n ~
October 10, 1856.
Sin Colonel Preston, deputy marshal bias arrested, with
The daily union., 1856-10-28

First Lieutenant George Adams United States marir
CorPs died the 2lst instant at Flushing New York
The daily union., 1856-10-28
Democratic majority on joint ballet

Democratic majority on joint ballet
One democratic member of the legislature lost his cleo
ton in Washington county by votes another in Mflin
by 25 another in Adams by 20 another in Franklin by
another in the Clinton, Lycoming and Potter district
by % and another in Chester by II majority
The daily union., 1856-10-28
A PALPARLE HIT.

Among the notices displayed by democratic German
torchght procession in Boston, Thursday evening"
the following
"Twsny-one years required for citizen-twenty-
days required for statesman"
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1861
7l33

twill be that the majority for Willard democrat
is 1873. Democratic gain in two years. 10000
The daily union., 1856-10-28

The republicans n this State (lndana) are braced up for
great victory at the November election.
tAlbany Ersning Journal
There Of omission well commission in the
above II should read hThe black republicans In this
State Indiana) strung up for great democratic vic.
tory at the November election,
The daily union., 1856-10-28
S. w. ELDRIDGE, Conductor,
SAMUEL G. POMER0Y,
JOHN A. PERRY,
ROBERT MORROW,
EDWARD DANIELS,
RICHARD REALF.
Report Of Major Sibieu.

His Excellency J. W. GEARY,
Governor Kansas Territory.
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DELEGATE CONVENTION. AN

DELEGATE CONVENTION. - y Mass
~ Convention of those opposed to the Pierce
and Buchanan Democracy having been called
to meet in Cleariied on Tuesday Of August
Court week it is also proposed that Dele
gate Convention for forming a County Ticket
be held on the same day. Those who are
opposed to the policy of the present National
administration and the election of James Bu-
chanan to the Presidency. in the several town
ships and boroughs throughout the county are,
therefore requested to meet at the usual places
of holding elections, on Saturday The l6th Of
.argust, and each select three delegatestO meet
in Convention, at Clcarfcd, on TUESDAY THE
18th DAY OF AUGUST, At O'Clock, +. NJ.
fcourt week, } to form County ticket, and to
transact such other business viii he brought
before them. July oV, looO.
COMMITTEES OF VIGnANCE.-The following
persops are requested to hold the elections for
delegates who are to nominate County ticket
in accordance with the above cau:-
Bradford tp--Wm. Hoover. William Albert,
John Shirey, Esq, Francis Graham, Jr., How
ard Merrell.
Morris tp-James p Nelson, J. C. Brenner,
Henry Groe, Isaac England, Thos. G. Snyder
Boggs tp-AleX. Adams, Geo. Wilson, Jr,
Alex. i. Southard, Samuel Robson, Daniel
Dugan.
Beccaria tp-J.W. Wright, J.M.Kelly, S. c..
Patchin, f. Comstock, Wm. Smith.
Decatur tp-David Kephart, John Goss,
Richard Philips, Abram Goss, II, kephart.
Goshen tp-E. r. Livergood, John Sinkey,
Samuel SPEEDILY, L. J. Irwin, Thos. McEuen.
Girard tp--Ed. Woodbridge, Alex. Murray,
Hon. Peter Lamm, Thomas Leonard, Adams
Spackman.
Covington tp-John Burmoy, j. Bish, Esq,
Sam'l. Edmiston, Joab Rider. Philip Antes.
Karthaus tp-F. P. Hurxthal, Joseph Rup-
lev. Washington Watson, daniel Yothers, James
White.
Houston tp-D- Tyler, VIM. Hewitt E. D..
Patterson, G. r. Hoyt, Charles Webb.
Fox tp-John J. Bundy, Edgar Hoyt.
Lawrence tp-Allen Mitchell, II. l.. Hen
derson. L. r. Carter, James Owens, Zach.
Fulton.
Clearfeld born. a. Frank, d. G. Nevling,
Joshua Johnston, y. NJ. Hills, W. r. Brown.
Union tp-John Brubaker, John Nelson, II.
BaiIev. NJ. HoIlopeter, David DTessler.
Curwensville BORA. V. Cooper,.J NV H.
Iiams. Col W. Ten Eyck, T. W. Fiemming
J.F. Baker.
pike tp-John Norris, Il. McNaul, JOIN
Welch. Geo. Smeal, J. a. Caldwell.
Brady tp-John Carlisle, Frederick Zigler
r. w. Moore, Jas. Taylor, d. Irwin.
Penn tp-D. S. Moore, D. Mckinney, Alex
Moore, ] Ohm Russell, j. Crossley.
Bell tp-Arthur Bell, John McQuilkin, }. r
Lee. Jacob Snyder, d. McCracken.
Burnside tp-Horace Patchin, d. S. Plotner
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a MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR 4 MARVELLOUS AGEIL
II o l. 1. o " US DIN TMEN I.
THE GRAND gXTERNAt RrMFoy

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
the aid Of microscope. we sec millions of
> little openings on the surface of cur bodies
Through these this Ointment, -Then rubbed on tho
skin. Is carried to any organ inward part. Dis
eases Of the Kidneys disorders of the Liver afiec-
tions of the Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs
AstLTnas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means cf-
fectually cured. Every housewife knows that salt
passes freely through bone or meat of any thick
ness. This healing Ointment far more readily
peEc;Tates through any bone or feshy part of the
living body. curing the most dangerous inward
complaints. that cannot be reached by other means
ERYslPElAs. SALT RHEUM AND ScoRBuTic
HudORS.
No remedy has ever done so much for the cure
of diseases of the skin. whatever form they may
assume rs this Ointment. No ease Of Salt Rheun
Scurvy- Sore Heads Scrofula or Erysipelas. ca n
long Withstand its influence. The inventor has
travelled over many parts of the globe, visiting
the principal hospitals. dispensing this Ointment,
giving advice to its application. and has thus
been the means OF restoring countless numbers to
health.
SORE LEGS. SORE BREASTS. WOUNDS AND
ULCERS.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use OF this wonderful Ointine Mt when
having to cope with the worst of sores, ulcers
wounds, glandular swellings, and tumors. Profes-
sor Holloway has. by command of the Allied gov
ernmcnts dispatched TO the hospitals of the East
large shipments Of this Ointment, to be used
der the direction of the Medical staff in the worst
cases of wounds. il viii cure any ulcer giandu-
lar swelling stiffness or contraction of the joints.
I
PILES AND FISTULAS.
These and other similar distressing complaints
be effectually cured if the Ointment be we'll
rubbed in the parts affected, ard by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot
Both the Ointment Gnd the Pills should be used
ia the foiioicing cGses:
Bunons, Mercuriai Eruptions, Swelled Glands.
Burns, Chapped Hands. Stiff Joints,
Chilblains, rheumatism, Ulcers,
Fistulas, Salt Rheum, Venerial Sores,
Gout. Skin Diseases. Sore Legs,
Lumbago, Wounds of all kinds. Scalds
| Piles. Sore Breasts, Sprains,
/ Scalds. Sores sf all kinds, Sore Throat
*s%Scd at the Manufactures Of Professor Hot
| loway. so Maiden Lane, New York and 2i4 Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and Dea-
| Icrs of Medicines throughout the United States,
| and the civilized world, in Pots, at 25 cents 6,5
| cents and 81 each.
- There is considerable saving by taking tha
| larger sizes.
n. b Directions for the guidance Of patients
every disorder affixed to each pct
| April 9, ls5a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Y The subscriber offers for sale his valuable
farm situate two miles from Curwensyille, on the
River road leading to Lumber City; said farm
tanning l05 acres. sixty cleared, under good
cultivation. the balance well tmborea; with a
good barn, new plank dwelling house, and good
bearing orchard thereon, and is we'll watered. For
further information enquire of the subscriber liv
ing on the premises. SIMON THOMPSON.
February 90, 1886 --ems
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RON IRON .,-The undersigned has just
q received at the shop of I. Mills, on The corner
of Locust and Third streets in the Borough of
CIearfied. a large assortment of Round, Sgaare
end Fiat EAR IRON of all sizes, which he viii
sell at as low prices as it can be purchased any
where in this county
ieI l-'35-:;u BENJAMIN SPACkMAN-
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For the Raftsman's JouruaI.
S. B. Row, Eso.-Dear Sir: AS the time is
at hand that we ought to select some suitable
person for Assembly, l would suggest our
friend Capt. HENRY GRoE as man with all
the requisite qualifications, and capable of
representing the log question with much
accuracy as any other man in the several cOun-
ties. No man is more deserving of an honor
from the people than the Captain.
a HANDsPIKER.
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Holm RUSSELL & Co.

a. ANN Ems AND CC ChhJEhs>,
PeRncikle, Cfeggteld Co, Pa,
Keep constantly on hand excellent assortment
of leather, which they offer for sale at the lowest
cash prices. Hides taken in exchange.
July l5 1854
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A MASS MEETING of those opposed to the
tration will be held near the residence Of c..
JEFFRIEs, in Woodward township, on SAT-
URDAY. the 10TH day of AUGUST, the an
niversary of the Battle of Bennington. Sew
cral speakers will be in attendance to address
the meeting. A large Turnout is eXpected.
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Jas. .,Gallaher, Amos Fry, Jas. Douler.
Chest tp-Aaron Peircc. Z. Michael, \. S.
Tozer, ". Westovcr, D. Mitchell.
Jordan tp-Henry Swan, John Thompson.
john Green, Jr., y. D. Knap, Capt. c. Thurs
ton.
Knox tp-Jacob Gibson, J. S. Williams, d.
j. kathcart, G. Slopich, George Bloom.
Ferguson tp-F- B. Davis, Luther Barrett,
Jno. Miles, Sr., John Williams, Dr.J .L.Coble.
Woodward tp-Joseph Burley, Moses Robi-
son. Daniel Fulkerson, Henry Haggerty, John
NJ. Chase.
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E,yOR SALE-the Farm occupied by Richard
4 Danvers Jr., situate in Penn township. about
mile from Pennsvill5. itcontains 81 acres. of
which a are cleared and under good fence The
improvements are a two-story frame house and
kitchen, barn and out-houses There is young
bearing orcharen on the place. and the whole is
well Waiered. For terms apply TO
: L. JACKSON GRAMS.
junci Clearield. Pa
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Mr.. Row.-PleaSa announce that BENJAMIN
SPACKMAN, of Clearfield Borough, will be pre-
Sented as a candidate for nomination at the
Delegate Convention, for the office of Asso-
ciate Judge. LAWRENCE.
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S. B. Row.-Please announce in the Journal
that THOMAS Ross, Of Pike township. viii be
presented as candidate for nomination at the
Convention on the 18th August, for the Office
of Associate Judge. Yours, PIKE TOWNSHIP.
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Mr.. EDIToR.-You will please announce B.
B. WRIGHT, of Beccaria township, as candi-
date for Associate Judge, subject to nomina-
tion by the Delegate Convention to be held
August 18th. MANY.
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ERAIN, GRAIN..-Wheat, Rye, Oats and
w Corn, at all times be procured at the Pi-
oueer Mills, on the Moshannon, in Morris town
ship. at the lowest selling rates.
Julyl6 HENRY GRoE, Agent
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lEO! FOR IOWA!.-Thc undersigned, de-
Il g. sirous of going West offers to sell at privsto
sale. three lots in the village of MarysviIe, one
half mile east OK Clearfeld Bridge, in Boggs town
ship, having thereon erected twc-stoTy weather
boarded dwelling house good stable. and black
smith shop. The terms, which will be reasonable.
can be asccrtaiped by inquiring of the undersign-
cd, residing the premises
may25-tt SAMUEL B. ,DILLEE.
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ROCTOR j. y. LOVE, having located at DIR
~ IrSriu y Byaaan : Store pine swamp p o.
Centre Co. respectfully tenders his professional
services to the public.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty Of Jefferson Medical College, Phila.
DIR. ". J. Wilson. Potter's Mills. Centre Co.
Dr. J. p. Wilson, Centre Hall, Centre Co.
Dr. Jas Irwin and Dir. NJ. Stewart, Pine Swamp.
Centre Co. fJu!yg-ahi.
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BOUND FOR CURWENSVILLE.
THE PLACE TO GET ANYTHING YOU WANT
Is AT Ii. j. PATTON-S STORE!
8. II II a TBS q L.,


FsNilE undersigned has received and opened Mt
n his store In Curwcnsviile, tn largest and best
selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS ever offered in the county. The assort-
ment Is very extensive and nearly every article
that may be wanted can be procured from him.
I-1-O-j-E-S D-R-E-S-S GOODS. of all
kinds, prices and figures. among which will be
found Silks, Deanes Briiiants, Lawns, GinghamF
Prints, Parasols. Embroidcres- Underslevcs. Col
lars, Cuffs Ribbons, Laces, Fringes, Ladies Dress
Buttons and Trimmings. Bonnets. Hosiery of ali
sizes, qualities and colors, and Gloves OF every
description
ALSO, Cloths CasSimercs, Vestings Boots and
Shoes, CATERS and Slippers Hats ard a Stock of
good d-REdDH-WIDE CLOTHING Also,
hardware. QueeBsware, Groceries, Fish. Salt, & Z.
always had. All the above articles, togetl-
with abundance of others, viii be sold on
reasonable terms for cash: exchanged for ap
proved produce.
The public is invited to call anil examine the
goods and prices judge for themselves, and act
cordiEg to their own convictions.
iune25 56 H. D. PATTON
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Mr.. EDIToR.-You will please announce that
JAMES FLEMING, of p ike township, will be pre-
sented to the Delegate Convention for nomi-
nation, suitable person for the office Of
County Commissioner. BRADFORD.
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CAMP- P-MEETING.-A p-Meeting will
" be held by the United Brethren in Christ,
near the Turnpike, about six miles west of
Curwensville, commencing on the 9TH OF Sep
tember next. 4. CROwELL,
j. HOLM, J. LYDICK,
C.. LEECu J. BmGER
augG Committee OF Arrangements. .
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Mr.. Row.-Pleasc announce FREDERICK
ZIEGLER, of Brady township, as a candidate for
the Office of County Commissioner, subject to
nomination by the Delegate Convention on the
10Th August BRADY.
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C,AMP NETTING FOR NEW WASHING
" TON CIRCUiT.-A Camp Meeting will
be held by the members and friends Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at New Wash
ngton, Clearfield county, commencing on Fri
day the 18th of August, and closing on Thurs
day 21st. JOHN PoIsAL, P. E.
JAMES HUNTER,
July %, 1856. THos. r. SATTERFIELD.
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Mr.. Row.-Piease announce A. NJ. MONTE
LIUs, Of Curwensvtlle, as person qualified to
fill the office of Register and Recorder, sub
ject to nomination by the Delegate Conven-
ton on August 18th. CURwENsyILLE.
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Mr.. Row.-Announce the name Of ISAAC S.,
SHIREY, Of Goshen township, candidate
for the office of Register and Recorder, sub
ject to the decision of the Delegate Conven
tion on the 10Th August. GOSHEN.
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Administration and the
to the Presi-
ID to assemble in Mass
field, on Tuesday The 1911
t wcek,) for the purpose
more active prosecution
VIM. II. Robertson,
Oliver Conklin,
NJ. Woods,
r. F. Ward,
Thomas Mills,
Peter Arnold,
E. S. Dundy,
Thomas Shea,
Joseph Peters,
Jacob Irwin,
|, VIM. Radebaugh,
:, Alex. Irwin,
S. j. Row,
Richard Mossop,
ly, Allen Mitchell,
Samuel Tate,
John Troutman,
b. Babcock,
III. Hays Morrow,
+. r. Stoughton,
IN, Benz. Spackman,
A. V. Cooper,
Wm. M'Bride,
Barth. Hadden,
Geo. Henderson,
Wm. Gallaher,
J. W. Wiuslow,
VIM. Bard,
Henry M'Kim,
Alex. Draucker,
James Brown,
Robt. Pennington,
.e, Geo. W. Harley,
John W. Thomson,
U. w. M'Naul,
S, I. w. Flemming,
G.. w. Derr,
E. A. Nipple,
j. NJ. Kelly,
/, A. X. Shcff,
Lionel Weld,
j. Weld,
A. NJ. Montelius,
W. Johnston,
J. B. Segner,
r. S. Humphrey,
Jos. NJ. Smith,
John Swan,
d. 0. Crouch,
Joshua Feltwell,
!, John S. Williams,
Edw. Woodbridge,
e, G.. B. Ministers,
r. Joseph II. Jones,
r. II. Welsh,
Joshua ]. Tate,
d. B. Rodkey,
lg, Mitchell Reed,
Jacob Green,
Lewis Carbon,
:, B. Hartshorn,
l.. J. Hurd,
John II. Byers,
Moses Peirce,
Jonathan Westover,
.ly, Giles Tucker,
Jos. Johnston,
,ry, Israel Wood,
David W ood,
En-. Hiltebrand,
Horace Patchin,
W. L. Antes.
&c, Wm. S. Bradley,
m, Wm. Reed,
B. X. Hemminger,
Is
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CAMP MEETINGS.

THE METHODISTS OF CLEARFIELD &
i CURWENSVILLE Station, purpose hold
ing Camp Meeting the Centre Church.
on the land of Mr.. Adelman, to commence on
the 5th of September. The Rev. Ohm Poisal
and other ministers will be present The
friends generally of the adjoining circuits, are
invited to attend. Taug6
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A ADMINISTRATO NOTICE.-Wherc-
n as Letters of Administration on the Estate of
WILLIAM II. BARR, late of Clearfied borough
CIearield County Pa, deed, have been granted
to the undersigned. all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same will
present them. properly authenticated for settle
ment to L. II. TURNER
.Inlv 30 IS5f-6t Administrators
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Mr., S. B. Row.-Pleasc announce DAVID S.
MOORE, Of Penn township, as candidate for
the Office of Register and Recorder, subject to
nomination by the Delegate Convention to be
held ON the 10Th day Of August. CUsH.
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a v fSshiC'i taN h|sSt ~ a. - ~
: Of .4ugHst, (Court we
organizing for the mo-
the campaign.
VI. \. Frank,
Henry Groe,
"A. l.. Ogden,
Philip An.es,
S. B. Row,
Ellis Irwin,
John F. Irwin,
Thomas Ross,
j. B. M'Enally,
James Dowler,
Wm. NJ. Michael,
David S. Plotner,
James Bliss.
John l.. Allison,
David G. Hamerly,
Geo. II. Byers,
John Kliuger,
James NJ. Bum,
Hugh Riddle,
John Shelter,
Daniel Livingston,
VIM. Ten Eyck,
John Patton,
J. a. Campfield,
s. McCune,
Thomas Snyder,
Samuel Sebring,
J. d. Murphy,
E. Montelius,
II. ID. Patton,
James Huff,
David Smith.
Joseph W. White,
John Thomson,
Samuel Fulton,
Daniel Chambers,
Samuel Ryers,
William Jenner,
8. G. Patchin,
John w. Wright,
Andrew Shoff,
l.. d. Weld,
Jas. NJ. Smith,
T. M'Naul.
Josiah Evans,
Elisha Moor,
Wm. Irwin,
B. B. Wright,
Henry Swan,
N Rishel,
Abraham Reams,
Samuel Powell,
John W ooldridge,
Giles Tucker, Jr.
Lee Turner,
j. S. Johnson,
Wm. Jones,
David G. Neyling,
John Sheesly,
Wm. Mitchell,
G. r. Macumber,
James Gallaher,
David Mitchell,
Aaron Peirce,
Elias Hurd,
Lewis G. Hamerly,
Nelson Hatch,
Il. S. Montgomery,
Bazle Dimond,
Benz. Wood,
H. F. Antes,
Isaac Coon,
Wm. w ooldridge,
ii. l.. Henderson,
w. Z. Fulton,
James W. Owens,
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n ID. M'ENALLaAsS-vSToRN AT LAW
- has changed his offcetaSfaw's He now
occupies Office with L. JN&&ullough, Esq. All
business win receive prompt attention.
Clcarield, July l6, 1856