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PHALON's PAPHIAN LOTION
Or FLORAL BEAUTIFYER.

A great cosmetic for beautifying the skin and com.
'plexion, and for curing chapped hands, face, lips tan,
%sunburn, ireckles, pimples, scalds, burns &c. A sure
and safe cure for the %piles-one washing will give in-
slant relief. After shaving, it's very soothing to the
skin. 1t keeps the hands soft and white, and for all
inhammations Of he skin it viii be found to be a great
remedy, Price one dollar per bottle.
PHALON,s MAGIC HAIR DYE.
One Of the best natural dyes in the world, Its long
use has proved it to be beyond comparison; and, being
a vegetable production, no injury can possibly be done
to the skin, 1t is easily applied, and you can obtain a
black or a brown which will defy the best judges 10
tell it from nature itselL, Price 81 90 and 81 so per -.
Made and sold by f. Phalon, at 1877 Broadway, cor.
uel Dey street, and 5l7 Broadway. st, Nicholas Hotel,
New York, aud all druggists and fancy stores through
out the United Statesl t
Pkalon's Chemical HAIR ~Lnvigorator.
The most complete article of the kind ever before
offered TO the public. 1t has stood the test OF twenty
years in this country, and not one Of the many hun.
dreds of limitations have been able to compete with it
for preserving dressing and beautifying the hair, and
keeping the head clear from %dandruRf, etc. Is is in
estihable; in short it lie everything the hair requires
Price Soc and ldoaar per bottle.
Dec. rs, lS56-6m. r
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DrED.-on Monday afternoon, the l9rh
inst, Sarah Hayes. aged is years. The de-
ceased died suddenly, with Inflammation Of the
stomach, at the residence Of Mr. Eli Couch, oil
this place, WhIre in life she found a family who
were her VAIN blends.
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EE Hon. B. F. Wade, of U, S. Senate, has
our thanks for Patent Office Report, (agrieul-
tural) for 1856. ALSO Robert J. Atkinson.
ESQ for report 81 Aud. Treas. Department.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose sands ofhfe have nearly run out, discovered,
while in the East Indies, a certain cure for uonsump
ton, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and general debility
child daughter-was given up to die: Wishing 10
do as much good as possible, he will send to such of
his afflicted fellow beings as request it this recipe, with
full directions for making up and successfully using il.
He requires each app icaut to inciose him one shilling
three cents TO be returned as postage on the recipe,
and the remainder to be APPLIED to the payment OF
this advertisement. Address DR.. H. JAMES.
No. 10 Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey,
Jan. l.. lS56:-Sm, 70
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OFFICE OF 7HE JUDaK or PRaslTs /
Carrollton. IAN "a 1877

OFFICE OF 1HE JUDGE OF PRaBATE
C~arrolltop, Jan. Is, 1857.
nHE following accounts Of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this Cisee, and are
L set for hearing on Monday, the 9Th day Of Febtu-
AIRY, A. D. 1857, at ! o'clock p. N. of said day, and
will be continued from day to day until all are disposed
of. The filing and ~pendeney Of which Accountant and
others interested will take notice, viz:
accsunt Of John C. Chanper, executors IN o 2
William Champer, deceased;
:" VIM, d. Robertson, sHseuEF ofJsmes
Robertson. dece sed, 70 exseatOr OF
will Of James Eakiu, Decsased.
I" =" Samuel Williams. Adnr with The will
annexed of Nary Crawford. deceased.
Sc Mary Coz, admr with will annexed Of
Joseph Cox, deceased, =
+" William II, EeGsvnA, ads sf WI
liam MeGavran decreased.
William Cro2ton, ions Of admr. Of O.
tAte If v illiam Endley, deceased.
First John N, Bryant, err II Hil If Edward
Foster, deceased,
Ssmusl Williams, guardian Of Lvdla
Manchester, an h sane psrs n.
Henty 6uiith, guardian u Amor hsiss
cts, 9, Smith, deceased.
secSsa Herr ~iarkless, guardian Of u, u,
Anltiaiher, a minor,
JOHN H. TRIP, Probate Jades.
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NEW MUSICAL PAPER
Musical Pioneer and C~horistors Budee.
FOr Choir and he Family Cirele.

THk kkW-TOEE
Musical Pioneer and ChOristor's Budget,
By Nc. BOODBUEY, author ithe Cythsra. Duleimer
Lutte OfZion, etc.
This popular monthly periodical has jus, entered up
on lie secoLd year, having Oeen commenced October /,
Is55. IL is printed on hae paper, and makes annual
volumes Of 200 pages Of matter intensely Interesting 10
the lovers Of music. Besides musicali Intelligence, and
biographies Of distinguished musicians, is columns will
be enriched by nearly 100 pages Of original music, an
thems, psaim'tunes, glees, songs for the piano and mel
odean, al IN the authors happiest style.
The spirit OF Fparkling viyseity with which the Pho
neer has been conducted, has extended It's subscription
let, beyond that Of any other similar periodical either
in this country or Europe.
Price 50 cents per annum, in advance, and 40 cents
70 clubs not less than bve. Specimen Plumbers fOr
Warded gratuilously, to any part Of the country, By nail.
or IN such other way the applicant may direct.
Copies OF the first volume neatly bound 10 color ed
muslin, with a title page and copiOus index, will be for
EsFded to any part of the country, postage paid on re.
etipt OF one dollar, by FL HUSrlSGTcS, Publisher.
Dec. %, 1856 I'm. $50 Broad way, Ny,
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H SGHooLFEELOW.

An original illustrated Magazine for Boys an Girls.
1t is nov a year since the SehoOfelloW began to be
issued in its present form. The publishers are happy to
acknowledge the very cordial appreciation with which
the public has met their efforts to produce a really
beautiful aud and valuable magazine for children, The
expense has been heavy but the return is comnenEu.
rats; and the enlarged resources at their command en-.
able them to promise additional improve nsnts in the
quality o the WORK, aud greater variety aud interest in
its articles. Some Of the best writer's and artists O.
the country are now engaged for its pages; and thC
same vigilant care will be exercised that, a Dur,
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low to be the companion and friend Of chillren in ev
cry section of the country.
The SchOolfellow may be obtained of booksellers,
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payable always in advance) or ten cents a number
Clnbs-Four copies to one address, IS so; 5 copies, 81;
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS.

Conducted by Charles Dickens,
And containing tales, essays and other articles. bv vii.
liam Hewitt, Leigh Hunt, the authoress or Mary Bar.
ton, Aary Cornwall, WiIkie Collins, and all the English
writer's, is now generally regarded as the most popular
Of the English periodicals. Its circulation in this conn
try Is constantly increasing and to meet the public de
mand, hessrs. Dix, Edwards & Co., have made arrange.
ments with the editor and proprietors in England,
which viii enable them to issue the weekly number;
simultaneously with their publication in England. The
nontbly edition is continued,
Terms,-FOr the Weekly Edition, s cents per mum
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will receive the Magazine h ee Of postage. Clubs, two
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new BOOKS
Mason BROTnERs 80 ios aaa 10 Dg.as sIssL
WI NsE York, vll publish early IN Deoemlsr,
THE PIAV-UAX ROOK

New sioies ior young bhs, viii Ten full page Ilnsira.
tons, BY FGNST FEES. S0Ofp. fG no. eig.h. Prizes IS
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TrinmPhapi a. hes beea he success " ibis hYorie
American Authoress IN even department Of iteratrre
"lich she~ hsfssenpted, her genius yei Ltfs uih
most peeui.r hfsiic in Der writings r. DE JosnE-
Here J. her forte. AID here she sands indi-yailbiy Al
The head d fsne sIihofs. slide Perns.# sued by
her a few years since, has already, Il e. believed. en-
dyed a greater sale Than sas other work d hs els-;
yettae book sc nov ahn0nnes we'll deserves % even
data &c ts predecessors In sale md popularity. Il 8.
Of 'aseinaung Interest, every page sparkling with The
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UNION COAL MINES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN RE-
l fitting, and has in good condition his Coal Mines
in Union township, and is prepared to FL all orders
to any amount, The superiority ofthe coal furnished
from these mines is well established and it is not ne.
ccssary to commend the coal IA those who have been
u ing it, as It's use est dblishes its character.
have in my employ Messrs. John II. and George
". Homing, who are second to none in the State, as
coal miners. JOHN FAWCETT.
Janutrv l. 2s56,-9m.
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The Best and most Beautiful Prizes ofAs

~SAeNhN
A Famous chance for Bows and Girls.
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of Carpenters Tools, complete ard seryic able, and
made 10 suit his hand, in an ornamental box mar ed
with his name.
To the girl who shall send US the Irgest list of one
dollar subscribers to "Tbe Schoolfellow, /" in the same
time, we will preseRta charming China TIA Set, BRILL.
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Boys and Girls-S chCOlmates and Playmates-In
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NNERIFFN' NALE.

jim. Dickson, ct. ais, BY virtue of several
VS. executions to me direct.
ofJames Mears; the door of the court
house, in car~rollton, Carroll county, Ohio; on Saturday,
The 18th day Of january, 1857, the east half of the
north vest quarter dissection twenty. nine, (29) town
ship sixteen, (16)range six, 10y containing eighty acre.
Also the south east quarter Of section twenty, COY of
township sixteen, Q6l range six, () containing one
hundred and sixty acres, taken in execution and will
be sold by me. Terms cash.
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THR NEW YORK LEDeER-ebs great Fsnay
4 EesklY Papef-fof siich he most popaaf sHS-
ers y The e0uutry eoftAbaas. bas noe staiasd he e1.
rasrdinary ci~feulsiion Of i've hundred and twenty.
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lite Hsefstsrs, oii{inal tales skeiebsa posuJ essays,
gossip and cuftut news, and maintains 3 high moral
IoHs Il \ eFeyEhere srkuosledSed 70 b The bst
family paper 70 toe wsh Hence Ds eEtraordiasy
popularity, NJ. Bjaner. the proprietor Of The Ledgs,
the best talent 10 the country aad b. % dOing
makes the best payer. Such uisen AZ
Fanny Fern.
SyiEsstus Co1. IT,. and
EmersOn Benna.
Are pern a%nenily engaged o. &c, asd viz sd.s A, "A
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ssaauy writes fr ~ % do a host % other popular "a.
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CARR ULLTUN, 49, OHIO.
MEN OF OHIO, LOOK TO YOUR NTEREsTA-
M The time has come when every man viii buy
bis Groceries where they can be bought shsaRss and
tfe Of the best quality;
II. L. C0GSlL has the cheapest and best
lot Of Groceries in town; Call and see what excellent
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, NOlassss, Cheese, coda; Starch,
S aleratus, Tobacco, Cigars, kc,-in fact any thing
that is comprised in a well assorted stock Of GrocsrioM
Also q good article f fresh fish.
He will also pay the highest cash price foe Wh0aa
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n ANIEL DEVIWNAS ESrATE-Notice is here
~ BY given that the subscriber has been appointed
and qualified as administrator. de bonis non, on the
estate o Daniel Devnna, deceased, late of Carroll
county, Ohio. JAMES DEVINNA.
Dec. 25, 1856, Administrator, de bonis non,
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DO YOU WISH TO SING?
Then you bad better Parhass a eofY Of
THE SINGING SCHOOL 4

~ 4 D. Np9lhtAis autNf o. NE lyuafL DHuua
LATE olHoB, &e.. &c, Y
TheTe's nasie n iG The Singing School l. nov
feiall speciaig adapted fr beginner sd teaeherp.
co1iAlnias very coPioas dsctmeuu AID 4 Ersat vnisiy
% choice ani pleaing pieces IN The singiDg School and
vocal classes. Il has been prepared % auswer 10 a.
NEST tacesat Application from tcsehers aud otbers.
lld J. Intended 10 supply a~iongielG want o. eur ing.
ing schools. Pfesia y. 7 Accents Or "a Der. dozsh,
A single Specimen copy slh be seat poet paid
tony teacher, On receipt Of 80 cenfL
F0iaaHs JNgeIale and School Music BooEsV
by l. u. WoobBCsT, suthor Of Csthan, Daielner,
aud Late Of Zioa, &c.
The Yaihs Song Book, = per dozen. single copies
BY mail - cents.
The Saaiay School Singing Book tI,50 per dozen;
single copies By mail, post paid, II Cents.
The Whip POoI-Wh'; or YOuhs Lyre. a neE colec
uo1 q Ia'ele music, 3 peg dozeE; sirgle copies BY
mail, post paid. % eeais. = J. HCxriSGrox, Publisher.
$50 BroadSay New Y0rk.
For sale ako bJ-BrOWn, Taggud a CiAse, Boston.
J, 3 Lippincoti, a Co, Philadelphia. S. @. Gregg.
az, Chicago, III. Q. s. Bragg, &Co, Cleveland, ohio
Dec. 20, 1856, In.
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Nary ". Stanley 0Json,
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The ledgeris beautifully illustrated svsg week
IRE Mes YOk Ledger Is printed on beAatiluI uhits
paper, and is composed Of eight pages, makisg The
haRdsOmesi weekly paper In tbs country, Il . pub
lshed every Saturday, and sold at Al the neEs on .oa
IN every city and TOYS throughout the country, and l.
nailed 70 subscribers II tse dollars per saaam; two
copies are sent for three dollar. Any psusOn obtain
ing eight SuhScdoes at 81 50 each, which is oar IOU-
EFT elsb rates, and sending on twelve dollars, viii BE-
entitled to one copy ires. Terms invariably In 81.
advance. Address Al. letters 10
ROBERT BONNER,
Publisher Of the New York Ledger,
a Arm aireaf- EcN.Ynrk.
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\. pOrka opertistmtnts

From Albert @. Richardson's
aEsHaFinE and eorrespondenos ace so HresdsAy.
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q Ann street, keN-fOrk.
\. Bah the noveletls that hn. Emma d. b. n.
SOuthuorth writes alter the hrst Of February NEXT via
be Pubhfhed only in the New York Ledger,
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If you want a PANT Brush, Clo:h Brush, Hair Brush
i Tooth Bruth or Flesh Brush, cal at
BAXTER'S DRUG STORE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-24

II patterns and By The yard for sale at the great
i C0rpa ed ]tsNisSre Ware Hovss Dsssaini
Block md street 00ULD & STEERE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-24

q YoEn seResnlqo 90 ~ ~ "a = lcesl
~ 4; r. = ~ - E. ~. 49,
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Independent TELEGRAPH Line
Chicago Alton + ST. Louis r. Z.
&04 % =
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
6sRn2roun md e n~-s.

Alh-LlNE NOUlE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
rains is0cs OAicago for 81. LowIs and tasermI.
dt0ts places.
Accommodation Train, (Eundays excepted go IAN
Express Train, (ssturday's excepted) II iOP 4
Trains leacs ~. Louisfor OAic0go and iaserms
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted OOA \
Express Train Saturdays excepted $50 =
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
wiTrsins run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad A.
Joliet making this the shortest, qucket and most re.
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. at Bloomington. for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
ith Great Western Of Illinois at oprinened for
necatu, and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverginR from Chicaro
With daily line Of Packets at s. Louis for Keokpk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentionsd above can
be procured 1t eli the principal tn ket oeee In The
United States, and ct be ofaess
Foo. . ass D..l T. oa :.s o,,e
e1us, on Levee. site fremont House.
RICH'D 2. A0R6 AN, IN, Supt.
Bloomington. Jan. I, 1850. febiedt}
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRlFUaE WINE.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
,N.EHeER IA ODIcNr TND EAHE

.NEVcER K0 OUIcNr ND EHHE.
mn, .,,.,
~ s 's. e . e Cs ciscoveteG Ior y: cur
OF Fever ana Ague, ChtI vever, Duue A&ue
snd al oi.loss d:sssss THIS valuable medicine b:
there can - NO bssser rv,as,cs S $500 =, sno
saam -. rA.cnsvs SAFE, ma oonstsaty increasing
', ~ - s ~. oSns 70 .ss n.vine pecsormcd
~ 49, -. -, v S ~ .souas.0 euies
~ ,sS 80. ~ s.. s"o ~. .ss.s puseV weetA-
.,..ns. rsSs,ss =" IT,. No. 4. m:s. 60.
reu."s, sSsms:o wne msy ce .esa VAN u NJ
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DGpoot's 0unpov1e9.
u ~ 80 ~ 1u0lA r. = nssGine
lSu6ss, - 6ooD 1111sl1 - 4 ~ lssnAl -
80 - *; 9 - ssssss : e ~ Sse
80, J. M .. S<
EkHA No ~ ~ " ~ ua1aa
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O0S00O - gSW8Oo
WhxkeAs on the ssrd das Il Deornsbsv, A D.,
trck his vies. executsd unoo Austia oorso q Tfvs
tee. certain deed Of Trust cnnvsying 70 aid nm
tee the land In ocott Coanky, lsUa described - ~
lows 70 Wit: parcel Of land In out lot pumher
tvotSl In the city u Davenport bounded a. folIovp
Oomnescins o point on the 6ost ss6e Of Hnrrison
street. sasendea etshty teel fsse NsstAssiy from
stone monnnent, a. the North DasS corner ~ M
oet lot nunaher too (9l sunning thssse Nosths,1,
sone ne nnss side q sa:a Harrison sssssl 10 ~
feet, thence East aaA parallel Win u 0nuth ~
ses1 tracs Of land. - deeied ~ IeClalre 10 ~
Russes one hundred and aoy (its) fees, VAsnee ,.H
parallel with wsst liae forty (s0) fees tHense 49,
one husdr:asn1 ~ Oee) NJ 70 p,sss q bcosiss.
JNzpatrict 81 AsV his IN, Ter ne ,errss. = =
securing the payment d . certain prunhSsry mo
end The iniersse tAeresa sioD0 b. - 1rs,css =
yit1pesrtc& payahoe 70 Bosace ora 49, ~ -
Gay o. Dsce0eeg, ,lo9o ~ IL Soln q lIve hvn
dred doelarU doe In slx nsntho - loas. visH in1e
rest q ten Der oone aoes9.
-, Az nov said nots hayias bscuae ans anA pays-
TO pay the senA Aas>h OssSaa nude - ~.
eeM o. neseey 0svs ~ pabaic noeics nat hv ~
Tue o. the power which b In me veo1ei ~ saX ~
OF nass, wtls On Saturday tAe ~ - cs ~.
~, ies!s q the AeHP q o'cSock N ira sS~Sv,
oS - 49, s0e Ocast House Geur in the IN, n
tioa. % shs haess bdasr ior - ~. =. ssne -
above esecroea, ~ - much thsrecf - ~, -
cteot 70 eoelsV 81 ~ NJ anounu al .sis ~.
VITA The lnacssss tAeseoo 10 ~ aay q -
VIII ~ coees snd expsasss asAs1aape ~ ~ 81
SAM ocesca - Irugees's fses. - ~ s-ssss
w. e soS - go WA bsgsvsa n scspgdsnee
With tne seleoAoa e saiA Doui ~ ~
Dated he ~ as Of asps. q 2, lss5:
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A IL who have given ne the agency Of selling
"A their Real Estate will ind It in the hands Of
Augustus Havlland, Isa., Who occupies Part Of
Cd for integrity and high business capacity, and
doubt not win render general satsfacton 70 all who
may favor him with their patronage In the land
agency business.
would remsrk in conclusioo, that have valuable
lands Of my IN Davenport and vicinity for sale
and that may Be found IN ny Once Daring business
hours. &c. DAD0,
nay2edH L. Cialre noW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-24

CHHAPER Tran Ev01.-Vishing to reduce our
~ vesy larHr stock q uar1Wose before IL eos1-
nesceneat oftAs FEW tsas, ve are selling . greatly
redaas1 prizes.
Dealass I'm - ~ 70 sort up thaR stoca1 as loW-
q ps4coa tAaa EVER before oGrrsd In thls DasAet.
- ouildses - G1hsn IN wan Of ony description
- has1vAre ~ ahall - q prces nj cannot fall
= ~ tham. oIOK60 3 mo.
Julyloatf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-27

InE ELEcTIoN.-We some DAYS since mi.
l.shcd the following list of the Conductors and
spperintendents of the election to be held to.
morrow (2sth) and insert them again this morn
ing, by request
DlsTRlcT No. lie CoHacrs Precinct. John
Al. Oldham, Conductor Geo. Frazier, Robert
stewart, Samuel Oldham, James Robinson and
John Pearson, Superintendent.
AZ Brotlorton'a-John Z. Sisson, Conductors
Robert Williamson, Joseph Carson, Abraham
Beagle, Andrew Yates and John Gilmore, SUI
Perintendents.
DisTRicr No. 2-At IEest Liberty. -Nym.
B. Curtis, Conductor; Greenbury d. Boner,
Josiah Morgan, Mason H. Dunlap, Joseph
wadde and Andrew Mitchell, Superiucndents
DisrRicr No. g. Hoods Run Preeinct-Isaac
Kelley, Conductor Elijah Poguc, a. Wilson
Kelley, A. y. Allison, Abraham McColloch and
Jacob Bruner, superintendents
atkinson Precine;.-James Snodgrass, Jr.,
Conductor; William Atkinson, Samuel McCol-
loch, Geo sawtell. Daniel Harris and Thomas
McCord, Superintendent.
DlsrR,cF No. 4-At Triadelphia.-Da
Armstrong, Conductor; n. H. Garrison, JAS.
Vance, WIN. Faris, JAS MeNurry and VIM.
BoggS, Supenntendents.
DISTRICT No. st the First Word Hose
House.-Eliiah Day, Conductor; Neil McNaugh-
ten, Hiram Young, A. j. Sweeney, L. II. Logan
and WIN. Jordan, Superintendants.
DIsTHCT 30. Cit tile Court Homse.-Nym.
NJ. Beayhill, Conductor; JOHN Knote, Robert
Hamilton, Alexander Paxton, Rob't Morrison
md To- ~
DrsrEIcr No. TT Fourth Wa,d Hose
Ho@se.-John II, Tappan, Conductor; L. c.
JefferS, James NJ. Ewing, Henry Kurt, d.
Kennedy and l. T. Blanchard, Supeffntendents.
DisTmcT No. st tho 9TH Ward Puddle
School House.-Niatthew B. Reed, Conductor !.
a. G. osbun, Jas. Wilson, N. F. McNaughten,
John Cloudy and And. Wilson Snperindents.
At The School House in tie To,oa of South
Wheeting.--Willium B. Martin, Conductor.
Lloyd G. Hughes, Samuel OFT, WIN. Krvter
James NJ. Wheat and Joseph Wood, superin.
tendents.
The officers to be voted for in all the pre-
cincts are, an Attorney General, State Senator.
Commissioner of the Board of Public Works,
a member of Congress, and two Delegates to the
General Assembly.
In addition to this, in the list District (AEcCon-
nell's and Brotherton's) and in the sth District
10Th Ward School House and South Whceling)
an election will be held for Justice of the Peace
in each; in the Sd District woods Run and
Atknson's) an election will be held for jus.
tine of the Peace and Constable, and in the 4tli
District (Triadclphia) an election will he held
for Constable.