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w owant> n 81 wing oap-a beautiful shaving oap
That lathcrS lin am. and h, ais sore tender n
And all soreness. eruption sunbnm make slope
From the face, or The hands ths brow the chin
SfCH is that fine emolent skin purifier. JONES
- ITALIAN SOAP For cnring Eruptions Pimpcs
effects of Joucs alan Chemical Soap delights all who
rSc it. makes the most arse red and yellow skin
white and co Young chilis 1t is eunolent and
@"ening for infan's and is the best havins Soap made.
hiee reduced to 81 cent!
4 Fine Hair Presercer, Bcautifer,
Cleanser dnM Tonic
NOR thirteen Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
i has been used. 1t is, without words now
popular than really does force the hair
stops its falling. the dauru permanent
y. and dresses the most coarse dry harsh gray light
hair soft, fine dark and silky. and keeps so a long
time. Price reduced to - and 30 cents.
Whoaeanfs White PearIy Teeth l.?
T AFONf'S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root i. superb den.
trice, atheT in the mouth like soap. is delicious
the taste, whitens the teeth, po-hes twithou njnring
the enamel purifies the breath. and ty its lathcrng
property cleanses the mouth tongue and throat 1t is
warranted nninIurious. Price reduced TO ~ ccuts.
These delicious compounds are sold at the above
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
at every respectable Drug in Cafp, mia and
g,n Agent and Proprietor 7. JONES Box lsO3, 20 t
Office, San Francisco to whom all orders can be ad-
dressed. decIl-tf
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IL o" THESE pI>iAS = vpu wall soon he r,
hrVed 'f by the use OF these I;rrS As per DIR,
On on the bottles. This great anti dvS,tpfic -
rsi!f "t profound anl rlllnrafe study Of
most cr hratd Physician OF the present cvuiurv in u
i'cnui' >hurnt OF which he has freely cxrendcd b..
riur al n"Hcy do MOI hest to ai IN that VIII.
Dr. En>rnbHum'S toiIach lIiitcr~ are used a case
fct cr ami Agur cannot occur IL has been alIZcd
he most scientific Chemists in the Mc.ca! Faculty an
: now prescribed by nine tcns "f the Ph v<riaI OF Il.
irnd Try thrm-tcst them your Con ,titutiun All,
"a your way rejoicing.
Are you dy Spcpt.c:-takc the Stomach Bitter.
Are Bion>:-try of these Bottles and b
relicvcd ~ once.
Are you annoyed by indigestion or cnustipatr,u,-
remove the cause by The frUc oftLc Ritters
Have You Fever AMI A;uc.--curS ani prevent thi
constitution destroying disease by the use of the
Bittrrs
Prepared by DR.. RO ENBAUM, Manufacturer an
Proprietor, Phlad lpla.
y. JACOBS & Co
Sole Agent FIR the Pacific Coast
n. II. Fun T)N, Sole Agent for Nevada at j. )
ALL n co on Broad street
whit. lS5s-ly
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PO ST 4 G E..

In all the princiI al Towns and Cities these works
will he delivered FREE or PpSTAGE. When sent hr
mail, the Postage any part of the United States will
he but Twenty -Four for 'iIackwood." and
but Fourteen Gents a wear for each of the Reviews
y B-The price in Great Britain of the five Period
Gals above named is about S3l per annum.
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snermatorrhoea =. ocnl Weakness.

SDermNtOTTHCtd u --OCtI
N-EENOIS DEBILITY low ! irItS ia~~iude, w. ak
IN ness ;hp limbs and back. indspo>ir and inca
tabilitv for labor and study duipcss Of app elcmson,
loss II mcmory crsiou Of society love of S"li uc.
;inlity s,f distru,t dizziness, headache involuntary
discharges pains in the side affections of the eyes, PIN
1l. on the face sexual and other lntrntics in
cured without fail 10y the Justly eel racd ply stefan and
surgeon l. J Czapkay His method or curing dls' ase
Is nov r1nknouitto to other, huhrc Al- success.
lJrc-s l. J. CZApKA1. NJ y.
san Francisco Cal
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n I'-ATN TN,
Nanufacinrcr Of Svrups, Cor.lials. &c.

us Washinc'ou >trcct
o McWilliams & Co. Gu hing x Sheldon Geo TT acher
& Co: Hill Wooster h c.: VIM. Howard: BRYANT S
Co; 7. j. Brogana Co; Parton. Grimm & Co: Burke
Co: TIL" ra ". Locnr! Lady \ ialn> c.: T. II. Nil.
Ter & Co: \ lie pechcr * Ficll: :. i:urton 4 Go
H"n"hl'y & Men i'll: ! c. TonchauS: FaEg. Power,
Culver: W 7 Gissi1n: SueatA n Arnolti: Linton &
b ok; Broth : Go; J. W. Ni.c1ci & CO; Pntzl.an &
L. un,r: !. II. Ballard: p V,rtimer: HYDE & Hawks;
hers IN California. apr>1
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Terms 5:
Clubbing.

discount .~enty five per cent from the above pr
will be allowed clubs ordering four copies
nf any one more of the above works. Thus: Four
copi1S of BlackwooG. urNIcN. pr.
80 four copies of the four Reviews and
Backwood for $50 and :
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lie MI>ta ~ Lin meat Rhruma ism;
i he Mustai. Linin, nj Stiff Joints
/ ne Mustang LiGimcnt cures Burn AMI Wounds;
l lie hhstahs Lmimcnt cures Sores and Ulcers
ne Mu>ta'g Liaincnt cures Sore breasts & Nipples
Inc Mustah- iEilneut cures Neuralgia ..
me Mustang 14inincnt cures Corns and " arts
The Mustang Lini.ncntis is
Worth One Mi lion Dollars per Annum,
To the United States. the preserver restorer
aluable Horses and Cattle. all SpIains aids
Wounds, Stiff Joints. &c.
VIII you answer this qrestionl Did you ever hear o I
any ordinary Sore Swong Sprain or Stiffness either
On Man or Beast which the Mustang Liniment would
iot curci Did you visit any respectable Druggs
any part o. the world-in Europe Asa or America
Who did not say it the greatest discovery of the
\set" Sid eyw Every family should have it;
three azes. BARNES & PARK, Props, \. i.
PARK & WHITE Sole Agents
No l32 Washington street, opposite the Market
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms
G. o. KILBOURNE, Agent, nevads-
May II. ls5a-3m
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!; J : - . z 8

= THE BEST md cTLf RELIABLE PRE-
paraton of sarsaparia for the Immediate relief aud
permanen of all diseases arising from an impnre
state the Blood, habit of the system is Dr. f;uy
sott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapala Scro,,
Ia Ulcers, Old Sores, rheumatism Affections of Tho
kidneys Diseases of the Throat, Ernptions ofhe skin
Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints sre all quick
ly cured by Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and
oarsaparIa, when used per direction on the bottle
Look out for Count crfcs and limitations Of this Sar
apaEla, that is sold by unprincipled Druggists for
genuine. This Genuine Dr. Guy>otts Yellow Dock
and arsaparilia is put up in Quart Bottles
PARK 4 WHITE Sole Agents,
Importers and General Agents for all the Genuine
~ Medicines, 81 Washington street, opposite the
Market, San Francisco.
q. o. KILBOURNE, Agent Nevada
Nav "a. lS5a-3m
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TheLondon Club House G in.

'qurcs wor Of al vice. caution to the publc'
hose who drink it. frd in its virtues against the
vicIau temptations Of drrkin of its vile limitations
even under advice :" while those who ''cau;io tho
ubic a-a;n>t counte feitcrs, lave themselves been
cautioned by the public to beware of any
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"T'HE LARGE r ASSCR FMENT OF MI SIC MEE
L ella idi>c n the United tates. Pianos ffom tiv,
different ManaIacturcS. ot every variety of stvl,-frnn
hose in PLAIN ro-ewood eases for : 90 to tlosc of I'll,
most elegant finish far ) .UjJ
No House in the Union come in competition for
the number, variety nd celebrity of its instruments
the extremely low prices which they are sold.
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Attending and Resident Physician.
l. J. CZ4pHfY 81 n

Attending and Resident Physician
l.. J. CZAPK1Y 81 n,
Isie in Hungarian Revolutionary ar hicf Ply
scian the 10Th Regiment Of IonvedS. Chief S-rgcon
To- the Military Hospital of Fc-th Hungary the
le.tur er the Diseases ii Women aud Children.
Communications strictly confd' n',al
Consultations by letter or Otherwise. free,
Address, DR. L. J. CZfPKfF.
FRA -i-eo. Cal.
TITO THE AFF1ICTED-Dr. l.. J. Czapkav returns
IL his sincere thanks to his numerous pati"ns for
their patronage and would take this opportunity to re-
mind then that he continues to consult AZ lis Institute
for Chronic disease the LnneS Liver. Kid
digestive and genital and all private d:-
eases Svphlitic ulcers rhea g-ct structures
seminal weakness and all the horrd consequences of
,elfabuse AMI he hopes that his lous experience and
successful practice of years III continue 10 ensure
him share Of public patronage BY the practice OF
in Europe and the United afts. and dur NJ
the Hung rian War and Cam aEnS. he il enabled t.
a,ply the efficient and successful remedies arain-i
diseases of all kinds He mcrcury-charg'>
mocratc-reats his patients in correct an honorable
wav-haS references Of unqucStnnablc Vcracrv from
men of known respectaby and high standing in society
nll parties consulting him, by letter otherwise, will
the best and gcutlest treatment, and implicit
Iecrcsy.
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The London Club House Gin

Requires Of the usual cauton to the public TO be.
ware of counterfci'crs, bcngii lothrr genuine
iices, beyond the base art of"olr feiting.
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aEy- Card.-The attcuti n of the Undersigned has
zen drawn 10 your ard intiS mornings Alta Ii. AIDED
To manufacturers of yrup, III which you speak of an
-reomen entered into by MesSrs Turner Brothers and
her naeurers osrup with certain parties this
~ not To sell any oftlcr goods any merchants
ing business ont Of San Francisco The I'M l.rsi ned
akcs This method to assure yu, IS well the public
at he has hand part in such agreement hs
lucs too high the tae of the Sotc large t. ,hus
milne or limit h;mselfor the sale of his goods He there
re beEs that his lends in the interior cities
i'll not desert MN respectfully socits continu.
.nce Of their patrnnaec.
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lEOsteiter's stomach Bifler..

orrectN the appetite impart the system for.
eS off the bile and impure Secrctions regulates
ls gives strength of body and mind. For iyspcp.
IA and diSpepc symptoms they the wonder Of tho
fictcd in all cases Of tatulency dizziness proirsc
ion, great fatigue and general inability, it is surprising
the patient finds relief No family can afford
be without Hostetters Bters They require no spir.
is Sid in quart bottles by Druggists and Liquor
lealers.
The Biiters being very pleasant the taste make
delightful beverage
As there aresevcral limitations purchasers should
~ careful a.Id take but the genuine HOSTET-
LR >TOMACH BITE s, kept by all respcctabis
saloon keepers, and for in quantities suit by
PARK & WHITE
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast,
y Washington St. opposite the Market, San Francisco.
Nav7-'f G. q Krr. .ROI-RNE Ncrnt Nevaa,
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The Londen Club House Gin

Is anidntc TO the hor ible adnl;cration which
ryfhing alcoholic submittcd-he noxiou posons made
up ond so@
Aromatic, SeAiedam ScAnapps, &c.
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| AN lNFOEM'D that Nariou> liqn r-mixci, - New
York lioSt"l, and san Francisco, ccNrcnsycIv er-
aged III putting Mp in square hotties under vari,s ii.
los. cheap limitations of my long established and re.
owned
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Early Copies.

Tho receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub
fishers gives additional value to these Reprints nasmuc
they no be placed in the hands of subscribers
about the original editions.
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Private Medical and Surgical Institute

- ,r,ocura of all forms of di>ease-%rrh ~
- rbp, Ntrturual emissions, an ~ the ohselueI
g o. s7If-a-t>e In the first ~a-rr o; y me- t.,
q ,norrhe ii 4 'scas's he guarantees Gu .o y. 10
III I,siue.s when pltient by 81 ~, or I'M 80
hi, ds~eoped the ssconfa .iI. ,I. srons rS
~, an ths Ttrcst sai Nosc, which, II nof ens'Ae'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-14
All Unknown Nan killed

>, An inquest was held in the Allegheny r.
Il. Depot, on Wednesday evening, upon the
body of an unknown man, who had been kill
ed at about eleven o'clock ?. NJ. upon the
PlttFbuvgh, +. Wayne & Chicago r. L. He
was discovered by the engineer of the after
noon express train, about three miles from the
city, upon the track, and the. usual means
were employed to warn him of his danger,
but Intellectually. He was run over and in-
s.tantiy killed, bis head being almost severed
from his body, one arm lopped of, and both
legs crushed from the trunk He presented
amost reyolting spectacle. and the jury found
great ,doftuclty IN acquitng their task, which
!hey aid m verdict Of accidental death. 1t
is presumed that he was pauper. his noel.
cts containing considerable amount Of trnm-
perry, Old locks, spools, ETC., and but six cents
IN money. ltls also thought that he must
have been deaf. not to pay any attention TO
he approach of the train.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-14
The County Ticket.

To day We place at our mast head the tick
ct nominated by the County Convention yes
terday. 1t is, we believe, composed of reli-
able democrats, and we therefore promptly
announce our determination to extend to it
an enthusiastic support. Having stood by
the Democratic party when bogus Democrats
were making common cause with Know Moth
ings and Black Republicans, we will not, of
course, abandon it in the hour of success :
we pledge every man Oh the ticket our en-
thusiastic support.
In supporting Democratic men and meas
ares, we never pursued timid or vacillating
course, and We will not do so now What
ever of good or evil the future may have in
store for us, wo are determined to stand by
the ticket nominated yesterday. The Con-
vention endorsed our course with regard to
the National Administration We feel proud.
We think we have reason to feel proud, of the
unqualified endorsement of our course by the
honoEt Democracy of Cambria The Anti
Lecomptonites in the Convention didn't dare
10 vote again st tho resolutions They ,oere
afraid to do 1t; they hne,O that they scers an
ne minority.
Democrats of Cambria. We thank you for
your support, for your endorsement when we
most needed it. If yon had remained silent
Mt this crisis, your silence would have been
construed into a condemnation of our course:
but you have sustained US, and we return you
ouI profound and heartfelt acknowledgements
for the honor conferred. Many were yester-
day disappointed in their hopes and expecta-
tions, but still ''while man is but the crea-
ture of day, principles are eternal;' and
therefore, as true democrats, determined to
preserve the organization of the Democratic
party intact, let US rally around the ticket
nominated yesterday ike a band of brothers.
If We do SOFT can and will be elected By more
than fourteen hGHe''ee' ct nt2jortty.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-14
The Perils of Railroad Travel.

We most sincerely hope that the railroad
between Lewistown and Suspension bridge
is an exception to American railroads in gem
eral in the matter of carelessness, if the fol-
lowing, from the Now York Times is any
where near true.
This road for most Of the dlstanca. is on
the very brink of the gorge in some places.
hundreds Of feet above the river; sometimes
inserted into the perpendicular ledge, with
large masses of rock suspended fearfuly over
the track At point about midway between
the Falls and I.cwistown, where the track lies
a | out two hundred feet a3oYe the river, and
where the descent is nearly perpendicular,
nearly seventy feet of the road slid off The
cob house, perpendicular wall, no broader at
the base than at the top, which was relied on
to make things safe, began to give way, Gas
the track master assured me, nearly or quite
a week before. The fall of the whole struc-
ture had been looked upon as certain for some
time, and yet cars with passengers continued
to be drawn at least twice day. Such reck-
lessncss is withaut parallel in railway manage
meut. y gentleman, who was too late for
the train, started to walk that evening over
the track from Lewistown to the Suspension
Bridge 1t was he who first discovered the
slide, but he came within hairs breadth of
going down the chasm himself Not dream
ing of anything of the sort he walked to the
very brink before he discovered, by the dim
light of the moon, the fearful state of the
case. Another step and it would have been
the last of him. Fortunately, he caught a
glimpse of the yawning gulf His rctrograde
movement was both timely and rapid the
slide had probably taken place Immediately
on the passing over of the train but short
time before, for the rocks were then tumbling
and tossing into the abyss, and the gentle
man felt sensible the earth gave way under
his feet as he sprang back.
No mortal can tell how near destruction
and total annihilation that train of cars came.
Its own weight and motion, doubtless, star
ted the avalanche. Its speed, au instant of
time, fingers weight-may have been all
that stood between eternity and all on board.
But the train did pass, and the pleasure seek
ing passengers all unconscious OF the danger
they had escaped. And yet for days previous
the trains had been exposed to this danger,
and an officer in charge of the road assured
me that he knew it. When Informed at the
Office at Suspension Bridge that e. slide had
occurred, they knew precisely where to locate
it, ard said they had been expecting it for
week, aud still they had been sending out
trains each way twice day all the while
The culpability Of those in immediate author
ity cannot be expressed, \ presentation by
the Grand Jury of Niagara county will prob
ably attempt it.
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Utah Correspondence.
LoDGPALE CREEK, \. t,
June II. 1853

June 4, 1853
Mn EDITon-I dropped you few lines
while stopping at Fort Kearucy, and since
leaving said post [ have been in motion al
most daily. (Suudays excepted ) On the 9th
INST, the first column of troops destined for
Utah, to reinforce Gen Johnston's commands,
passed the main. or Oregon and California
crossing of the South Fork OF the Platte riy-
er, and assembled said stream in search Of a
good crossing, which was found about four
teen miles above the main crossing. This is
called Wolfe's Crossing, in consequence of
Its having been selected by Delaware Indi-
an OF that name, as the best OF several plans
tried. After crossing the South Fork the
troops struck across the bottoms to Lodgcpale
creek, passing around the foot Of range of
sand hills, aud followed up said creek toward
the Black Hills, on their way to Rridger's
Pass, to their present encampment. some forty
miles east of the road from Fort Laramie to
Fort St, Nrain, and about fifty miles from
the South Fork by the Platte.
During the entire trip from Fort Lcavcn-
worth the command has enjoyed good health,
notwithstanding almost daily rains. The
South Fork was crossed on the Ilth inst.
without the loss of either man or animal,
The water was so very cold that several of
tHc ibSn cdNtu lu Dut were brought to-
by good drink of whiskey, which was is
sued to all enlisted men, citizens and team
sters.
Up to the present encampment, have not
seen single buffalo, notwithstanding have
been daily on the look out for them. 1t is
strange what has become of them, for the In
dians we met with, said they were starving
aud could not find the buffalo When this is
the case the red man thinks the Great Spirit
is angry, and that all the buffalo go into the
ground.
Since the last of April have received only
one of your city papers, (No. 49, but that
gave me tie understand that Mr.. \. B, Nc
Calmont had been selected by the Attorney
General of the United States, as his assistant,
and that my friend, Thomas j keenan, has
been appointed Prothonotary by the Supreme
Judges. These are two good appointments,
and congratulate both persons by this ac-
acknowledgement of their merits, and unite with
the papers in bearing testimony as to their
respective positions and in expressing the
belief that both will Prove faithful and salts
factory officers RANGE True Press,
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Sustained (!
DEMOCRATS, READ !

None Of our readers, we are confident,
have forgotten the views expressed by James
Buchanan, in his general message last De-
cember. with regard to the admission of Kan
sas INFO the Union, under the Lccompton
Constitution. We, then, regardless of for
midable opposition arrayed against US, boldly
and fearlessly sustained him For so doing
VIC were denounced by certain men who stv-
led themselves Democrats, as traitor, and
accused of acting in OF Ipositou to the oartv TO
which we professed to belong. a meeting
was called by the Chairman of the Democrat
ic County Committee, during tho last March
Court, for the purpose of testing the sense of
the Democracy on this important issue, but
the anti Lccomptonites were afraid to meet
it. They were defeated in the meeting
More then two-thirds of the meeting were
against them. But they we're reckless, noisy
and rtotous, aad used every means in their
power, honorable and dtshonoyaLle. to secure
u triumph. Although they were clearly de-
feated in the meeting, they boldly published
q set of bogus resolutions to the world. de-
James Buchanan and his Kansas
policy Inasmuch as two accounts of the
meeting had been published to the world. VIC
determined to wait patiently for the voice of
the Democratic County Convention, confident I
that VIC would be sNstaincd We voted fov
James Buchanan for President in 1856 and
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cordial and unanimous support to the noui-

cordial and unanimous support to the nomi
nees of this Convention.
Resolred, That our candidate for the lie
t gislaturc be required to give a written J, ,ledg,
that be will oppose the repea! of the tonna Q,
tax, which has been wisely imposed upon the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company-that he
will use his best efforts to have said tax in.
creased to its ori ginal amount, and will also
advocate the passage of law to prevent the
Railroad Company from imposing upon the
! citizens Of Pennsylvania by high charges on
| local freight.
| Reso1red, That said pledge be given to the
Chairman of this Convention, within ten
days, and published in all the Democra tic
papers in the county.
r. l. Johnston moved to proceed to nom-
mate candidate for Sheriff;
When Richard White m owed to amend the
same by striking out Sheriff and inserting in
lieu thereof, Assembly, which was carried
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate candidates for Legislature. when the fol-
lowing gentlemen were placed in nomination:
Thos. II. Porter, of Washington township,
William kittell, Esq, of Ebensburg Bor
Daniel Litzinger, Esq of Chest Springs,
John G. Given, Esq of Summerhill Tp.,
Augustin Durbin Esq, Munster
George ". Riddle, of Carrolltown Borough
On the 18th ballot, Thomas II. Porter was
duly nominated.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate candidate for Sheriff, and, on lhe first
ballot, James Myers was duly nominated.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate a candidate for Commissioner, when, on
the seventh ballot, Abel Lloyd was duly nom
mated.
Henry Hawk was duly nominated for Au-
ditor
Michael M'Guirc was duly nominated for
Director of the Poor and Patrici, Braniff for
Coroner.
On motion, II. a. Boggs was duly appoin-
ted Delegate to the next State Convention.
Thomas Calm, Peter NrGoug gh and James
Potts were appointed Senatorial Conferces.
The Convention then proceeded to appoint
County Committee, when the following gen
tlemen were appointed
Allegheny-Jamcs NJ Cough,
Blacklick-Jcseph Mardis,
Cambria Tp.-Thomas Mcconnell,
Carroll-John Buck,
Henry Scanlan,
Chest Washington Douglass,
Chest Springs Montgomery Douglass.
Clearfeld-Edward Z Donegan,
Conemaugh-
Conemaugh Bor.-John Brawley.
Croyle-
Ebensburg Bor,-Thomas P. Fcnlon,
Gallitzin-John Trainer,