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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27


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sr.'. Ihe ..a.- tHs s,1h lh.s candidate.
.b....i lrrry fr. 40 iss. With h.r the rg.s If r.
H.f.rHn.n ir r. uat.rs' ..a.frsTu, sh..h WIN Tea
r.s,t ur Huru..l r.ta tt.e sh1 believe 20 n#r
lur'r. sUivi. If..., lhat they are embraced UIth.
.n th.na.r.... che r4rty. Geo Houston is commit
GO. ,s p, uuI,Hauit sEainst contentious, and
6ru6sl bic position. by the asssysTati1n that Gen
jackson va- elected without the sct-n ct CONVEX
uon and hLevlse encourage ths stand he has "a
len, rs the consciousness that conventions have
shown him bu, little favor Il 10 believed that no 70
materially p!sigsi as..rs' such ~H72F'''" s. ''h
,sutors ana in that yi5E u II, tiH s'uY'" ~
uszi~-s a he N,u.ua. Penetrate t'n''nn'a' "
10 held At ClaIlssonl lhisis pertinent qH7s'''H'
srl ~, ,yrss,srt 4, the tirsI VIII Il sun ma COLI
r,ol.,.. o., ,,,s,lsr the nominee as sound, msasur-
,-,,I ayIp, the standard Of soundness according
D., bi,ryrn idsss Z suah.things' Gsa hous'ont pro-
,I,,,,,s are we'll kpoNn nnd the man Of his choice,
will net is all probability come up % the standard Of
tho South Thl, be Important, aud Il behOOyss every
man to think well OF this subics. before voting De-
moayata, next year, you have President 10 elect
hiph well Of your action before you cast your votes
Il s Nsl known that ne did not support Mr. Buehan-
a. he nominee Of the Cincinnati convention, but in
steal, supported Mr. Fillmore, the nominee of the
pr, .ariptiys American party. Would Gen, Houston
DO thiE assn' Iii duty as we'll as the privilege
Of IoIian citizens to roaeO, upon these things weigh
them we'll. and then give your answers at the ballot
box
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

A correspondent of the Herald, of this city,
writes To that paper, under date of the 9TH inst,
that a party Of Indians passed through the set
.isr,ent at the head of the Frio, on the LIST OF
This month, and killed some cattle Next NOR
ming twelve citizens started on the trail, and at
ler 1--WE DAYS travel over rough and mountain
a,- crsrfrr overlook 90 .no1'hs On --.- hf'- ~
.is West urong Z tie Naos.a. On spP'vi'-i'.7
~. ..-,,, -- Fn6ias ryhs bad a1ne Down O. .ae
.r.-t IL water was surugised aad killed Inc
...am.saear w4s then charged, Ja5 ls vas 'sa 81
thai ~ s,ra.ss had escaped through tbs Lr1ah
ur q -av.ar, -tgIe rnrza'r was use-ass' t' :"
s,rlcssd che }nalns wlTe eight IN namy5F .-
SCI On uaiss some saddles, blankets, brides, Nei
-e-a ---r-a-. - Sea -tH'1tsa - 't'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

OTIs G. WELoH, Eso.-Wo understand from relia-
BILE authority that Otis G. Welch, of Denton county
is candidate for Foater, to represent the counties
ofCo,l;n. Denton, Cook, Wise Young, Montague Clay,
Archer, Throckmorton and Jack, in the next s'a'e
Legislature. Mr. welch is well known iii all OF the
above named counties aud sustains high reputation
as gentleman of intelligence, and as sonnd poit'-
cinn We wish him entire success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SINGULAR HABITThe pleasures Of the table have in all
ages and in all countries formed large portion of the
enioyments OF life, that volume might be filed with the
various expedens used to proong the powers of ndul-
gence In ancient times and among the sensual
inhabitants of the East the practice of expeng
the of the stomach by medicinal sgent s resorted
to in rler to regain the power OF enjoyment We were
led to this train of thought from having experienced the
magical effect of the NICHOLAS STOMACH BITTERs import
ed by GENTRY Ors, of NewYork, after slightly too
hearty dinner The instant assimilation of food caused by
this agreeable stomachc in the dyspepc or sedentay per-
son produces genial effect almost beyond description
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
HuRHAH FOR TIE GERMANS, OF GALVESTON
have been presented with long list of German

voter o.. Ills city, embracing si -he voters az
.he si-y with the exception, as we are assured,
7i 7rme fifteen or twenty, who express shaIr de-
termination 30 SUPPORT tee nominees q The
Houston C1rv Uti0u.
among hs very sw who decline 90 sign this
ps-.-. ,sa are told snere ie but ONE wh0 Val
yote f1r Gen Houfton The list has been b nded
US to- late for OUT present weekly, 1uJ 4 T7ii
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

wehave received a remittance from John
Bird with the Request that-we- will send hiIa the
'ETgTsIa' FOR u months. As there is no post. marx
on the letter, at loss to know mheTc 10 henu
the paper. If Mr.. Bird will send Us his address, we
will take pleasure in sending him the Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
Lot &c tiGCates.

T have lost the following Land Certificates, viz VI
/ issued to John NJ. Patterson, for $40 acres :.
land, No 7, issued on the 18th day of Decembe
1856, by the District court Of Ellis county anoth.
issued to Daniel Rogers, for $40 Of land by Il
District court of Kaufman county. Mt the fall ter
1850, No. 81 and another No. 40, issued to Villa
of land If the above certificates not found witt
in the time prescribed by law, shall apply to Il
proper Department for duplicates OF the same.
D. P. FEARRIS,
July 81, 1959-4:9t] Ellis county, Tsrns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

= T.a o..aaNment Of Miss Jenny Wallins,
,g.rlul r. -,r, aa, will he found III the appropriate
.,,-uu rt. No., as will be 5een BY her card may
O.. tu.ad .I resent, at the residence Of Mrs.
Z L,,-,- ~ertently, VIC have omitted to no
-..a hers .....- Mt gconer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

Common sense rules the of the people, whatever
the msnamed and msanthrope philosophers may say to
the contrary Show them good thing; let its merits be
clearly demonstrated and they will not hesitate to give it
their most cordial patronage The masses have already
ratified the Judgment of physician, concerning the vr
tues of Hostettcr's Biers, may be seen in the i'm
mense quantities of this medicine that annually sold in
every section of the land. 1t recognized greatly
superior ell other remedies yet devised for diseases
the digestive organs such diaha, dyseCtey, dyspep-
sa and for the various feyer that arise nom arrangement
those portions of the system Hosetters rapid
ly becoming household word from Maine to Texas from
the shores Of the Atlantic 70 the Pacific Try the article and
be satisfied
Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere an
W. Peak & Co. Dallas, Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

sE- We have the most fattering accounts from
o., 70 the surrounding counties, TINT the democracy
will do their duty on the day of the election, Inc
State ticket rapidly what it lost month
ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

WASHINGTON, July l4.-Chares John Gardner, a
brother of Dr. Gardner, of the Mexican claim noto-
rety and who was indicted for false swearing in his
brothers. case, and forfeited his hail by absconding,
having recently returned to ashlngton, was to-day
arrested by the Marshall and is now in custody.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

20 ami friends in the surrounding
.. .-n f,rs favor On us. by sending to the
.F.-.f..s rs practicable nnsr the election
.. s... .r..... . the vote ~ they can obtain aud
..... .. particularly requested to forward
.. tae...... ms 40 scor AZ declared,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

-gG s. I'd Of M,asrs. Taylor Blghy.
-4.a. ..- This is e well known frm, and we'll
.....r.-, mage See. nlsa, card Of Messrs
..-. . ... forwarding and commission mer-
.. . ahl:h is also q reliable house.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

A,saorr.. We take much pleasure in adding
olr .,a;.r 100 hit OF all who have patroniiea him.
o. .ha {, .. nd nen,ncsl Of GaN:ter's Am
s-oHy.. mems, which mny be seen nj his
rooms ans Of art, md those wishing to
.--.u-e dow ere the auhs'on,s f3de,
bad ig...., or lin early, as he viii remain with
W hut s. ... longer. We assure cur friends
that ls- coed pictures; and one reason
wh5 no l.. .,.au liking" to him is, that he is
a s-.alr .. ..t 7eu worthy Of the patronage of
.la a,.l.. ..s advertisement,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
~ ..,, ,.,F s"' '"'"'

Prom lsIl iH tI. fIn0 h.f. ..H NiIur f.H .s .HH.I
#. ,HrTHHfHt lfesIlHi .I hHH -tu Houston. fUH
f#HIa H fisff. a rlf. It Ilt l.rissfi b. tr Dol. 10
No hfHhrU fusHIh inrf.. HI sHtHTH nfisfs Hffe billed
Lins vicinity. NHs.ut fHHt1H.H liru.f.uIT tlIf
ltu.h 1stug q protection. Isr"H-.H tHr. Ism % 100 NJ
n, r.uuou hh ,.n',Wl't % ,rlIs.r t1, hnI. n ug
DIlLb FROM lllE MOUNTAINS 90 Ilir IA HAHA
CROSSING NOV tlr town eft iHrnngfI cert lyn.u WaH
fh7 report ~ the settlers h return About ifr same
period the settlers the KrEp. frontier sent o. h, repre-
sentative u Congress col, Robert n1i IEtuuu Htlrrss'
10 Gen Houston asking for protection The late General
Robertson Eut Gen tnrlF-0n stated ~ me afterwards ihlt
gu That occasion ten. ion,iyn st4 NJ WISHED TIN H.
hlAAS WOULD SCALP EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND
CHILD To TllE -AA ANTONIO CROSSING, lItirT 40 the
Horribly, Rulysuu-, siluieer and lUOIsas NcGys, uI
HAYS county, shn were then living the frontier, for the
general condition ofOur frontier md un Houston hu-ul-
N towards ~ and his sNmpslhy Nirh the lulsu- Wh1
then numbering our nenIs AMI mysEus our gsm- lhsy
know some Of the mots have sisted,
Amer cant Lynch returned, sent another petiton
Con, Houston by the late capt Andrews brother 81 Mr.,
Reilng Andrews who lives on the NaWdad. Andrews on
his TelurG, stated that GIN, HOUSTON sIUKE VERY
nARsllLN ofTHE FRONTIER PEOPLE; and said fthey
dd not move further into the ,etemenls that he hoped The
INDIANS WOULD SCALP EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND
CHILD FROM THE MOUNTAINS To THE LAnAlIA
CROSSING JAS, ROGERS,
Austin, July eth 1850,
endorse The above statement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
NOTICE!

..' n Judge J. ". LArrrE. ne arm OF
r...I.r 90 wIndelIs, Is dIIolVef' Al oHsl-
.-- will be closed up % the present date
/, -r Z in future be conducted by l1aE W.
-n......r !t'sheT,
.... ..-. July lot, 1852
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

OIL. Iaflta sIft .fl.fH. ..a....f aat at'afli eva
fI.....H.. .f.s aa..F BOIL. inrts. ltiatstfa.s
H. f.H'..i FiI afnari III f....a rad nHiss mf fstu
Ina.fIi n.iff.H.r tlt. 100 HIirf hf go si.a ~.
H. .i H.n .fu..'e..f.f. if f. fr.Hsfi rssp hm.
10, s'rl.i hafs b. istru farHraIsr sni snIufs ~ me
uusfnr ian.meHi ani fsse other
.Hl iF sI iaa.- ilurHri.Ii NHfih emf sHHih AmeHrs,
fuf.f 'nif Islands ~ Che ocean, r o. cents ~ esns,
sHI 90 HI Iar irifs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27
.,oS,s MAGNETIC rowpHn..

fnrrrff. fHHNFnIH
Iah, Nai,, aaf on psir n "a Uf-iss Iisf
ThamTrrsnre ~ reliable article II this Mind q. nest,
mais u sauu weather ~ nature teens these Annoy.
Ing fsH This posier 10 the oy article sysT discovered
which gill sSismusts them company q ba,ans,s nom
tie Horticultural soreiy n Paris, vhe amidst the ferns Of
Asis observed that al, nse q lighting seeTian kind Of
pI'n very dropped dead The fe mate Of to
guam their night camps nom these inirldeTs Quantities
w The plant were brought home ~ Dr. Lyon, and found
lN'e insect destroyer in every experiment ls simply
ap'|eTed leaf chemically prepared n resist the effect the
age anu climate Metals aud Letters Patent have been Oh
tanned nom the governments Of England, France, GsEma'
ny and Russia, nom the Worlds Fair and numerous med.
zeal ard horticultural colleges and securities
Letter from tue Presidrnt OF the UaiIrd States.
"ExterIIyE hASsIoS, wAsHssfes. aisl, Jan, 1855
UAlr ENlSUEL LY0S,-peaT I'll have the pleasure 90
inform you thar the Royal Commission, Of the Worlds YN
at London have awarded you Medal and ceEuhoats for the
great value OF your Magnetic POwdsTs,ke.
"SnLLARp FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate Of Pnes Albert.
IT rs FREE FROM POISON.
Ntw Y0RE, October ist lssa.
NJ r. LroS,-Dear Strive have analysed ant tested
your Magnetic Powders snd find them perfectly harmless To
mankind and domestic animals but certain death when in
hailed by bugs, ants and insects,
JAMES ", Chiffon, NJ D., cAtnisf,
LAuRANcE REID Pref cAsni'fTy, " y. RSspifsl'
NJ John L. Rome, Superintendent OF the New York Hos
pital says she has expelled all the bugs ants, roaehes
moths 3c., with Loyn's Powder and hnds 10 OF Immense
value" Every gardner and houseeerer must have direct
interest article OF this kind Reference can b made
10 the Asor ST. Nicholas ami Metropolitan Hoies 10 Judge
Mogs President OF the American Institutes JRmes Gordon
Bennett, Gen wnghe'd Scott Cyrus W. Field L, Pesse.
Of the Five Points Mission, &C, &c Judge Megs says,
"Thls discovery Of Professor Lyon is OF national import.
ance The Farmers Club have tested IL thoroughly. II
will destroy locus,s grusshoppers ants, moths bugs and
ell yermn Garden plants can DO preserved and houses
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

ling hyst rate Piano, are referred
". ..- ..-I coumrs bargain may tie had
..s...r...... is made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

r-.e- w.. ion to the advertisement of A.
Simon, l... ah RS for cash, great bargains, ut
reduced Is and gentlemen should give
tr.r an gr... - the Northeast corner of the
r..,.i- --as .... his hadsoMe clerks aye always
p. m ...u5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

rJ--Ts u.- -.a last week, to call attention to
.a, alrsgGs .aso ader the Especial notice" head,
al .as 2.-sat #ustang LtnCmeat and Lyon'
-,.y.--. ~ .-. " insects of all kinds. Both
,se-, article r. ID long trial, and the proprie-
toys gurula 5r.. lence OF the good effects re-
s1.asv 1a.s ra u.-. The general travelling agents
Of Ne. r. mes 1arl Ben. johnson. Or Rare
ges ash. .u niliarly known, among his &C.
.vsl,t-ae.- q s-ooulei, generous fellow, and
,-s ypha with -, way through the world We
ma. a.-.l - ufa Houston, and he threatened TO
,-.g3... ". e.. . ..- "a visit during the Summer or
rau I. e,.fr cles may te;. had of Messrs.
r.rr.z >u5a. E=4 IoIk, or CT Mr.. Johnson, the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNAMENT,
coe1tensve With tho civilization Of the Globe Other a
cles claim to a,ri1tc pain and disress-hs Fsi-
y Physicians Government Hospitals, Farrers, Planters
Farmers, Lyerymen &C., have practically demonstrated
this fact throughout the world. IN article before reeei-
we'd such undivided praise and support from Medical ana
Scientific
RHEUMATISM
Of years standing has been totally cured Piles Ulcers lu-
mors Running Sores, Scroa Stiff JOINTS Felons sWellngs
Burns, Bites Bols Chaps Neuralgia, Salt Rheum' ana all
aches and pains upon and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE &C.,
such as rngbone, gall scratches, SPAWN poev sweeny
hoof-ail, &C. are subdued and cured by the Mustang
Linimcut.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
~ f. L11oH, Evde PARK, VI. writes ..Ta1i TIE Enrsr
....7lz7-rs5 worthless" s lass7s= sT- o.. .l- =--
sf 5ss nee o. The Mustang L-msa. ,ass sold ltn IT.
Ig cash Your r7srt 1az Jss1 5- ls wonders lI herr
s1l sEot- s-zTE-. Prf1 ga. Pa
.zrzzgt1 -n Iifr- tha tals f-la zoe IRE i- ee,7me
rarizna-esfle iiei over s7i eez-t-5 m7 hsa5s
rsroir almost 10 lTisp L s sl eHfu sigf- T- -us-
ts17 LniIneHta Prea-si+ 20 srt1 te pam Z hszlsd rz1
a9ig. 7 sl-- soreness. end ist r5sss- ~ as-5-u-
l-'s-.- -TsHL s. rusEfF'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

r..a. n. Of tine same county, he's com
..-.. ... sale. See his advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

.ar. L. Of Ellscoua,y. advertsss some
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

surUTr.-The attention Of our
: advertisement of the~Tezas
:rtersville, under the super
Forshay.. The reputation Or
Grmly established, and the
nent. a notice Of which we
)ears testimony n the thor
ulents. in nll'the studies of 4
Y as cF military tactics The
d are the same rs those At
sesaion will commence On the
This is an institution that
ID By our State and we have
. notice that no student has
IN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

g murdered young Mr.. Eng
3 hung near the scene of his
d citizens Of Ellis and Nayar-
led fully, and gave up most
neg he had taken from thu
ate Young man. The proc
unlnisiakeable, independent 0
IT,. English Was about 10 Q
Of McKenzie's Institute, On,
worth and intelligence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

e. ...-- ~. I'D intelligence from reliable
ee.t l.-r sEr Er.a. viii get Al increased vote IN
-.s The county Of Parker vent
--z..z. ai-- 81. - re, and VIII dOso again; but
s-t3--- t-s.ss=
va H-re s-. zen man from Lamsr, who says
.,..-l- ts-r. s 15eeei handsosnely in Collin,
7.--.a -Bl "a receive the most cheerful
-srs ryy- s.s. ID s,.iaa. Al thu: ie Necessary Is,
.ts. .,-.5Ss4l -.z day, ana tho rest viii all
-.-= ..=h--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-27

r.-Eg. E.sr, ...s-.~,d the ist number Of the LINN
ar-- trl r,s' shed a; Lampasas, Sulphur
err:z-s IN Lag--ers county, by Charles a. WOold-
-'z.. s-s.- 'sG rcprietor. The Chronicle is
7..i zzel st --l printed sheet and seems TO be
-s.urI IS r ve see no political iteIns:. in il,
= r.--s . ...5 g: g. rivals st the Syringe. We
-.- 20, ..5-y, s.j- .7-.5h success So
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08
The Opposition Convention.

On the Sth inst, the fragmentary fac.
tions Of the demoralized opposition met
at Harrisburg, for the purpose of effecting
an organization for the coming campaign.
The wire pullers have been for some time
aecretiy, but busily engaged in laying the
foundation for such structure. A few
weeks ago. IL will be remembered, the
American party of the State made feint
to hold Convention at the State Capital,
which was represented by three delegates,
and was declared complete failure by
Its Republican allies. This was only a
preliminary movement to what has since
followed. The pretended American Con-
yenton was only called for the purpose
Of making 'fizzle" of it all of which
was managed by the Republican leaders,
intending in this manner TO wipe out
what remained of that organization, and
gain those who still adhered to il, to their
own support. We have not learned what
has been done at Harrisburg, by these
popular sovereignty Abolitionists," but
we have no doubt they will invent some
new issue, or resuscitate some defunct one,
with which to 60 before the people. One
thing is certain, let the opposition organ
ire themselves under what name and
npon what platform they please, they will
still be the same hypocritical Know-Noth.
ing Aholitionists they have been for the
last FIVE years /, protesting all things to all
men for the purpose Of getting into office
that they may enjoy the spoils, and ap.
popriate the plunder.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08
The European War.

Once more the picturesque mountains
of Italy re-echo the roar of hostile cannon /;
once more her classic streams are dyed in
human blood, and her sunny plains tremble
beneath the shock of contending armies.
The storm which has been gathering in
the political horizon of Europe for many
months has overspread the heavens, as
cending to the zenith, and is just bursting
over that land of the bower and the grove
lovely but unhapp ltaly--in all the fury
Of national hatred and jealousy. The
pent-up wrath of years is breaking forth
in all its impatient yehemence, and the
chivalry of Europe is arrayed in all the
"pomp and circumstance of glorious wal" I"
to maintain the pretensions Of their res
pective leaders. More than one scene Of
carnage has already been witnessed, and
old memories of the celebrated battle
fields Of former days have been revived by
the occurrence of similar conflicts.
The battle Of Montebello, the first en-
gagemeDt between the French and Sardi-
mans on thee side, and the Austrians on
the other, few days since, is said 10 have
taken place on the spot where the elder
Napoleon first encountered the Austrian
army after scaling the Alps with his brave
Frenchmen, fifty-nine years ago; in this
engagement laying the foundation of the
brilliant victory achieved on the bloody
field Of Marengo, a few days later,
Already the conviction forces itself upon
the mind of the beholder, Of these strange
coinciden cos that the star of the Bona
parts is still in the ascendant, and the
prestige of the uncle's unequalled fame,
clusters around the path Of the nephew,
and inspires him to emulate his brilliant
achievements. And whether the beacon is
a faithful guiding star or a treacherous
"will o the wisp" Turing him to his ruin,
a brief season must determine, unless a
speedy cessation of hostilities takes place,
and pacific measures prevail inrthe coun-
ellis of the belligerent nations.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08

urufhrAE M, Nom JAMES ptbNo,.
w fit rtoNdbrl iudFs n tbs rse,, 4, wv
mon rlths 81 hh Nonlt hnh to5,.,a IN
ltldl, composed N Nv counties of rias,t.ih Nv
We and clinton md mo Hon. William h 1, W.
md nenihmin nonthl, Associate Jodvas ~ 1a'soN
hcld county have issued lhcit pfcespt A. NY
fccted, fot The holding VI Court of r.,,,.'
rlcns, Orphans Court Court of Quarter go,'l'.1h
Court VI Oyer and rcrminor and Cont m oaub
cral Jail Delivery nj glch-held. In nnd n, v,
county Of Clcarhold, on the "'
Third Monday, The 2Oh oay Qf Jn, ,,,,
NOTICE rs, therefore, hereby given. a. a'
Coroner, Justices Of tho Peace, and Cop,,sli..'
In aud for said county Of Clearield. 10 anra.,s y
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Rscosi'
lnquisitOns, Exaninalions, and other Rsn...
brances, to do those things whi,h 10 their oss.a'
and In their behalf, pertain to be done and NJ
rors and Witnesses are requested te be then ss
there attending, and not to depart without leava
ut their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfeld. mi, ,oi
day Of May, in the year Of our Lord oaa
thousand oight hundred and hfty-rinc. sny
the eighty first year Of American Indensn,
dence.
FREDERICK G. MILLER, Sheriff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08

A DEMOCRATIC Victory. The municipa
election in Washington City yesterday, re,
suited in the complete success ofthe Demo
cratic party. The Know>Nothings made
no show at all-the result footing up 2579
votes for the Democrtio candidates, to 65.
for the X. Ms. The Democrats carried
every Ward in tho city.
The result is very gratifying to the Dem.
ocracy everywhere, as it clearly indicates
the decline and speedy extinction of a pro.
scriptiye and unscrupulous political orga,
nization. The election passed of quiet
ly; the States Of yesterday says;
This, indeed, presents a significant
contrast to last year, when a mounted po-
lice were on duty, and riot and bloodshed
took place; and much more striking is il
when compared with the election two
years ago. II is something ofa satisfao-
ton TO know that the citizens Of Washing
ton are law-allowing, order-obeying
and when left to regulate
their own affairs in their own way, man.
lge to get along quite well without any
nv aiding gang Of rufiians,"