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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07
;aiis, Standing Rigging, Chain Ca
bles. Whaling Gear. &c.

NOR SALE Low. BY THE UNDER.
signed: T'psais, courses, top-alant yards, royals,
Sranker. gf tops ill. spencer, new and nearly new,
Two gangs. nearly new, standing rigging,
Topnast, hscs and heal stays. topsail runners and lifts.
Jb stay. etc. The above suitable far "A shipo of $50 10 $50 tons.
Two II inch chain cables, two II inch chain cables,
Iron strapp ii cutting-in blocks, with chain pendants,
Copper C oer, try pot. la lies and Skinner, iances, gafs.
Whale line. cutting falls. assortment of bl cks. patent AMI pushed,
Charts of different parts of the wprIl, c ,mpasses, boot lanterns,
Signal llnteris. chain topsail sheets, fuke "A d fin chains,
l36-tf b. 2. SNOW.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07
FOR SALE OR R

FOR SALE OR HIRE.
X7E8Y SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLES,
with Slate or Wooden Beist and PuEi.ANsS CELE
DRAFTED COMBIN ALTON CUSHIONS, all complete. Also
On hand, extra Cloth, Balls, cues. Wax, Pockets, &C. Apply to
103-d E. BCR9ESS.
PITCH AND TAR.
~ q each, iuk survived pr eippsr ship
~ s6yne4" For sAe b.
MI CHA1l 8RBWER -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07

FOR SALE.
lust ARRIVED PER =
81 bark SACiiEN, J. g. Atkins. master, "~
following assortment 81 Merchandise ;
Gases blue denims.
Cases blea. flannel,
Bales bro cation. n
Bales awning stripes, a new aru1e'
Bales bro. drilling,
CASES print lawns. 4
Cases sattern hiea. twill, 4
Bales printed carpets
Cases ladies' gaitrr line. coos
Cases mems rubber boots, -
Cases boys' do do, =
Cases women's do do.
Cases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork.
Barrels mess pork,
Half hills mrss pork,
Or bills mess prFk,
Bb.s mess heel.
Bbls navy mess beef, 4
Tierces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half hbls crusbei sugar,
Half boxes raisins, 4
Cases reenei Lard,
Csuks pilot bread, -. ,is.1
New Belsbsd iron hons. 1x16. XII: its'Gs REfn
13s-tf Afp&y TO ChA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07

UPWARDS OF 100000 ARDS sUPE-
~ RIOR ENGLISH PRINTS AND MUsLINS, consisting
of pink and yellow, lilac and red, canary and red riding dress
prints, purple, black, chocolate and red, oranges and green, two
blue. Also, smaiLpattern prints, and a splendid assortment OF
BRILLIANTS, many of the patterns of which are entirely new.
Bales scarlet blankets,
Bales blue blankets,
Bales white blankets,
Bales heavy denims,
Bales English denims,
Cases heavy Am. blue sheeting,
Gases English blue sheeting.
Cs brogans elf 4 kip, swd & pgd.
Cases slippers and shoes,
Cases Eng. saddles and brides,
Cases Am. siddes and brides,
Cases whips, stirrups, feathers
Gases charcoal irons,
Nests trunks, four each,
Cases figured black merino.
Cases figured blue merno,
Cases plain merino, black,
Gases plain merino, blue,
Bales brown shceting,
Bxs winchester's 8. W. soap,
Cas- es blue drills,
Gases heavy Am. bed ticking.
Bales blue, scarlet and very su-
perior grey flannel shirts,
Cases rilot pants,
Gases pilo. coats,
Cases drawers and shirts,
Gases silk handkerchicfs.
Cases linen and cotton hdkfs.
One case heavy camb. quilts, a
so kegs nails, 1, 6, s and lod,
Cases palm leaf hats,
Cases Hunts handled axes,
Cases umbrellas.
Cases felt hats.
Manila cOriage,
100 superior native spades, (oos)
Nests camphor trunks,
Nests leather do.
Nests rattan clothes baskets,
Cases preserved ginger,
Rattan chairs, baskets, etc
Cases denim pants.
Cases denim jumpers,
Cases white shirts,
Cases colored shirts.
Cases drab moleskin pants,
Cases white molpskin rants.
Cases white sheefing and shirt
ing, most superior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07
China Goods.

BdCkRaHmJI UOAFS,
Envelope boxes, Toilet boxes,
Cigar boxes, Work boxes,
Shaving boxes, SILK Aprons,
Grape shawis, Colored silks.
Silk vest patterns, Colored satins,
CamIr and nonyee silks
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asked LIZZIE, who was very fond OF the latter delicacy.
Mrs. Lighte looked smilingly, for her husbands
answer.
"They do not eat such Injuries, my child; Mr..
Murke is saving against he grows old"
"Why. father, we'll take care If you when you are
old; and I mean to have a home just like ours, sweet
potatoes and all, said the child; "yet the Murkes
do have some Injuries, for when the cake gets burnt,
Mary often brings the crusts to school for her lun-
cheon; she says her mother told her that they'd make
her breath sweet, but solid cake was poisonous.
shouldn't think she'd give poison to her company
The ghost was banished; but the thrifty woman,
known as Mrs. Murke, came one last time to the home
of Charles Lighte.
There was to be a funeral on the morrow-Th
sofa by the 6reside was empty, and dust was gather
ing over the work-box that stood on the center table;
q group of children were ~huldling together, crying
as if their hearts would break.
After the long life work, she had folded her hands
at last, and the corpse lay waiting for burial; Carrie,
the ~provident mother, the faithful wife, the good,
gentle, sympathizing friend; and as Charles Lighte
stood watching her. with sorrow too deep for tears,
Mrs. Murke came to offer consolation. She said
"Yeas she was good, and a kind neighbor to me.
1 sh YER forget her early influence over my hus-
band; bat, Mr.. Lighte, we must not waste time in
grief; and every sorrow has its compensations. You
have now one less to support In the e hard times.
Your wife had 8 peat many children, and was am
bilious for them. and liked to keep up a good appear
ance in the world. She was an excellent woman, but
you may find another that will do as well as she, and
save your money beside"
anger. she spent for us; she watched and planned.
and wasted all her strength Tor ont welfare; this
house is full Of the works OF her hands- My heart is
full Of .ee0llsc.iOns Of her p.li.ss bvs - iedusary.
ing here BY repeating your ad.ica Yesterday ny
partnerehip With your husband dinolved; to-6ay.
Mn Murke. I beg leave % diseolve my sequsisenes
with yourself."
A they buried her, hat eosd Carrie. wild
Tie ftuit Of - handss she bed s.plsnted : vine.
ya5d. = and vhen shs Vas Dad bGr husbapd and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07

BY STEAMER FROM NEW yORK-
IDLY OUT COLLECTION OF nv
ami TCNtSEa choice variety in gilt and plain binding,
Aiso' a lew largeype edition. il51-2m] II. NJ. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07
Provisions.
Beef and Pork. Hawaiian beef
Groceries.
Boots and Shoes.
SundrieS.

lPrickers, belts and sheaths,
Sail needles, oars, r~ow-locks,
Hooks and thimbles, saw-sets,
Hooks and staples,
Brass and iron wire,
Powder horns and TASKS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07
Glass, CrOckery and Tinware.

Also. a full assortment Of Manila cordage, from ! inch TO 5
coils whale line, hemp rope, spun yarn, MARINE, houseline,
stuff, anchors, chains and whale irons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
1Onn GALLONS, IN 3 GAL. TINS
OOO for sale by
1857 D. C. WATERMAN 4 co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07

Sail Irvine. handouts, prickers,
Cotton and linen canvas, palms
Light, heavy and navy duck,
Ast'd sizes iron, cant hooks.
Blocks of ast'd sizes. jib hanks,
Sheaves MARINE snikes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-07

Cases denim pants.
Cases denim jumpers,
Cases white shirts,
Cases colored shirts.
Cases drab moleskin pants,
Gases white moleshin pants.
Cases white sheeting and shirt
ing most superior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-25

Pn,ssIA Is certsinly srmipg. She Is prspar-
ing on srsanal of 400 rifle steel guns loading at
the bicsch, and exploding with tho stsdaadei.
Her srn consists of 15O zoo mea In sc,ive ser-
vice, serving three ears. OF these forty thou
sand men are dismissed yearly into the war rs-
serve, which consists also Of 100000. Thus
PIui sis, with her 20 JulA,ion OF nearly eighteen
Millions, has an available army Of three hundnsd
tnousa I'd men, and raises forty thousand recruits
evcIy year, rhs has, besides, . ihs corps Of
ten thousand men, whose time Of service h
from u to IL years. Theie is also tho Land
wshr Of two dusgebofe aud Landsturm. This
terrible weight Of arms, ho~oysr, has been
supports II. 1t brssk down bsfore is Is tried
Twice within the last ten years II has
done so, and the ll-out made during tho Itat
Ism war was eminently unsatisfactory.. Pfns-
l sia, therefore, Is arming herself on what she
consid,rs moro eff Client, but which does rot ap
| pear TO be less burder some, military system.
1be fife corps Is TO bo raised to o' wv mon .se
l rest ot the standing army Is to DO incre Asoc ;
no. eco recruits ara TO b, taken In yery, instead
l of 4O.CCO. TIE number OF tho Sduit mae popu-
lation Iiabls TO servo ami y no come 10 tue yehiy
lot,try Is 100 600. Ont of these the oIA's ussu
l 40 claim her 10 900, and now propose 70 a5uois
the cxsctiOn. But even we ,,"'i't .os' NJ"
70, ,.yaIry Is to bs abolished, the regular cav
w.. IA IA be grsa' 'ly increased, and cadyss Of Ia
.a,ry officers are 60 be FORMED Tor that reserve.
| All these prepsrat ions aud sugmentations must
he fur home work. PrussiA doss not acct "a
| fear Rus sia, which 10, internally, In ststs q
conyulsion, and is not hksly 70 seek, or, a
least, for some yesrs 10 come, any EurorsaS
quarrel Moreovsr, Prusds has drawn nsa
10 Rnssia Ia strict alliance, anA thu Primes Q
Pros 10 has sealed ths inttmacy BY Q pszsona
inte rcbapgs Of ooui tsslss with tho tzss Il Rres
leu. In this prspsssslon for aa ssuisd c,ntos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-25

~ 80. 80 P'.s-na oolnt VIZ osaus " Sn. exo0e
Jssss hooss, n'ssat'rg The c-y Of tee shscpo,rvfS
70 Ihs m' ut u Bs fir the ,eoAns Of his lsUAbss,
roo into tne fowr, csil'pg 20 the p-oplo . ar3
tleuse,vcs snd p'ocvcd 70 tn- ss-istArce q ID, ps
Ph m he vA'cy, Who vsv brioe mardsrsA - oae
snn COOK stu RS bsi d OF ASoht,on,sts. or ~ ~
tbe hu,n Of Tie sssy, snd ths ssraseses FvaS
were iresrpt w.ie :, gsreed ~tn ga- pcsoa tss sx-
from Vie oAiy 10 q, al toe sss,sy Of h,sesnussE
fsttsr ttan comn II Ing any act tkst ~ouid plsas 3
ihfur'le' J-Ssrry. sci. Lss, WIN hsd c,mrn md q
90 u'ed the hole stoy, bu, ~heu he fuod sbsA t.
ers Ire Iorissil % tbe vicnsy hsd b@sn sro11ss4 -
were eli q lLto TIE 10 su ~ta th,Ir vi,,s ~
ch,lor fo' ssfe'y, ha acnnc'ujed 90 starr ouf ~ha
tqnAd u n,sn D, quiet TIE seasrsl appr nenAnn. -
-hoft hhe he r'utned ard reb,,t.d ths sunuponDa
victims Of the sscre hspe bs On snssa ssissD
So suuewhAs hishtsrSd by the sppsAmnss e
NJ ltary force under their sindoss. -
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wist Asstris, o. isM oriy srysAnsssf ss,s.sis
ppeeybhs Lttcpce " vhtes PnssA - 49, =
tn icytsion " Tho Iodenl Cosseiss>isS q -,
own sdtsntaes AhStfia has, indssd, I'm, a. !,
mon lang uass ef hsru siksrusDs - De81, 80
There Is nothing for u nor -haufepiG Asstrs.
S.rmany asaipN Pfvso Gcrmony.n lue.km
Rower u Austrtab no bt yef s1N1 u GEIte1s
Wah Ting dorcit ~ sg.eJb ~ 1Saa5-
money heIrowea, eaJ not likely " b ~ eUtnb
BANK q Nienrai 9Oo.oo1Ov9 horins oS s1ssueso q
toore nseStrp rdinry means of 290. 900. .000 H.
rtns ratse tcr the Austrian war q two mf IA .,
wild hef fipanaaal good faith damArsN. - ID
VIII Lon,bardy, which gave ons-fifsS Il -
AUSTRIAN revenue, gone, the sincws Of wa r.
No tueEW present 10 give ~ y 70 sny esfrsv~-
erut pestsnsions ss Neuna- Psassis nsue Sssa
tlf X any ssaisn 10 forced On ~ Ausssis - ,
result must y, soopsg cf lataf-snA pssAcklV
rait terlster thsn soSt er, FOR thoueht and scssoa
ars cslberste IN German bodiss soSex 49,
NJ aies 10 Prussia. keish~f TN iAngoausce Aus--
tia, nor even tho affair Of D csss Casssl vhkph
has been goingon 6f 70 ysars hks tsupsA n
atssros, but hiss never yet bcbbIed ov9, cssseD
NJ. however. any greaf slafD, sxssps ~ ~
Rtp~e' conoiiion Of kurops vhsn % lvus -
army Is ccns'deied neceA ary BY q pruAsn3 be- I,
not very efterrrisng state -Lordo~ Tss.ss Nos.
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The POST OFFICE LIST.
LIST OF LETTERS. =
Remaining in the Pest OMee.
FRIDAY, NoTEuBER s5, 1859. 90

Published esc'usisciy In rle New Ysrk -
By tho Act Of CsssrcA. whinh reSuires sAaa
Al HITS OF Letters not called for shan -
psslished I. she n ~vpapsr Ssvhe ~ lar.
get c'rcnlatien. ...
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A NEVER FAILING CEMENT
n CURE IEskr ROOFS.
MAKE THEM ENTTKELY FIRH-PROoF.

Invented hyy, q HNsRY,s PHA0rIcAL PAINT
nI,s In M bu.nsss and dndins them sn detective,
Pas besn enstse1 - peculiar combination Of fmstsr
as i'iSa ys s;sis 3 piiiaiks pTk9 VI isSSors
%. fsyALgABLs CzMESr. ~
csiisd remsdisa have Jailed Ipdiaputsble evideness
OF this faet Ntii shcwn by the inyentor aud reier-
= Orders By post promptly attsndsd to-
JOBS are mot 20 be paid for until the fullest satsf G
-tion u given, and then At the rate Of AID half
eel1drss. j. g. HENRY D Co.. at the Paint Store
No. lls sontI 9Th 4, William sIIrgh,
I ufx 500 No. BIZ broadway.
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COAL.

A GENUINE ARTICLE OF PEACH Or
u. =. Ss iss sss Essn
q: 81 90 s q .s;. - wv s' si
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WANTED-LADIEs TAUGHT TO OPE-
~ ssee On etnssrs and whsssss q wrsoa' sewi.s
ssni.s: ~ sn. %css sspsrt.ocsd .shsr In the city.
eedsi V plso-s aftsr learning. Bsndine, tuekins,
oyer supvlis1 With the be opsr stoss u 81 stantop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-25

.NANTRD-kT WALLACEU OFFICE, 4
ar.s ss:s .S. mall, s'. sssss e ;a.; s:
ust - vun Ieoom0spAsd Hmplovers In city ana
ale s0koo. nos 2&acs lb2
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Cd Oh fEs E3s.1.i. 3 .:S :. z ssp a,,,,:.ss :sa;
ri ~ y 8 :: r.: 80: ~ ~ =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-25

YOUNG LADIES WISHING TO BE
Il thosoqghly taught % opsrsts singers, Wheel
and WuspoG. sa1 other maohines VIII and the best
pportulfH q tks sesing room Of the Industrial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-25

WANTKD-PERSONS WHO WISH no
w have lessons on slnssr's % e.insmsehlne. Terms
laead:o esesAAy p'Aosa. Inquire 4 50 Dss.nesy q,
y rf heof. ~ 's ocao s&>c'iol
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,NANTKD-LADHs I'd LEARN 10 OP-
w srsss q Blnssrs whsslsr w,lsop's assd sthss
viaS gscSdfsA I'D ytsetsee On Hsnece % dlhsrs.A
dns. As1lns sqd sackins spssa taught proosslyy
,S sT S,M Y ,, :ssibsS Is s.ss'eI sss IN; n;
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A GENTS WAITED FOR ALL PARTS UF
"A Ne D.ltea ststcs and Csn.d. 70 seil bermuda
Apply q tie Ansrtcsa Caiosic ALA cor Of B.v and
Green 81, jersey City, NJ. ms CLIO 4
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GIRLS WANrZD-TO MAKE PAPER
- se.ss ssysss &c ss:s s.eS. sas .e.sss;; ssst
,pt GiEea HfIcnn< y learn: one ueed agply unleM
s'$$;:j ~; ssai 'si'sS A''7 . iiS'i''x
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RTIFIClAL FLOwEk kMAKERS-wANT-
Aed lao nrs 10 loan. to mske artificial novsr va
gee p.iS yhe eiser.,ss. md vat ths ar round Also
asemesS ADos. 7--- noiI i2siiS
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A GOOD MANY WOMEN WANTED DAI-
81; q: :'f., isss. .;.s
:ns :ns - H. ~ Gs:y sas.ss s.1ss AZ S,r S:,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-06-01
cRA ANTON AHEAD

~ AoH IS me JLHie Jar b1Tg1fHSs--
No,c IS tks Time for bargains -
The undersigned has just received from the Eas
and opened at his store in Graham ton, Clearfel Id
county, extensive and well selected stock q
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.E
embracing every variety of Dry Goods, Hardw.re
QucenswaTe, Groceries, etc. etc.
These goods have been selected with an eqccial
view to supply the wants of this comInuHiy. and
will be sold on the most reasonable tern They
viii POSITIVELY be sold cheap ashe cheap
est in the country for CASH
Particular attention has been paidfo the selec
ton Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. fnoBg which
are Plain and Fancy Silks. Plain Barses Challes.
Barege Delaine, Robes, Embroidept collars and
sleeves, Kid Gloves; Shawls, great ariety Man
tllas; Trimmings; Silk and Linen ringes; Bon
nets of the latest styles Bonnet Rfbons and trim
mings. 4c. Also. Parasos, Hosie1 Gloves, Mits.
Bisop and India Mulls, Jaekone, Domestic and
French Ginghams, Lawns, Calires. Barred and
Check Muslin. Diapers. Crash = apkins, Ladies
Caters, chldrens shoes-2c., ar there Is no doubt
that all can be well suited.
ALSO, French cloths and caimeres, American
cloths and cassimcres. Marseles vestings, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps and gleral assortment of
mems and boys Summer wer
He has also a stock of RJaDf-MADE CLOTH
ING, which he will sell los
The undersigned is dcten ined to sell his goods
at the lowest prices for C!SH This is not mere
pretencc and vain boast-le ar7H do ii.
AMES L. GRAHAM
Grahamton. May 2j.bS.
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4 IsT OF JURORS FOR JUNE TERM, 1859.

n 81 y VI.
"a Commencing third Monday 10Th day.
FIRST wEEK-GRAND JUEoRs.
Beccarla twp-Robert Potter, Samuel Hegarty.
Brady township.-Tolbcrt Dale.
Bradford townshiP.-Joln Peters
Boggs township.-Roland Faust L. W Munson
Burnside township.-James Savage
Clearfcld borough.-Dayid Il. NeyIfng
Coyington twp.-John Bricl, David St Clair
Curwensvilie borough.-Danieg Livingston
Ferguson township-Casper Hockenberry.
Girard township-George Shirley.
Goshen township.-Isaac W. Graham
Graham township-Jacob Wilhelm.
Lawrence tp.-J b. Kelsey, Hugh Dougherty
Penn township.-Joseph p. Martin.
Pike tp-@John Smith. Jr-, James B. Caldwell
George A. Bloom.
Union township.-P. ii Booze
Woodward tp.-Rooert Mathcrs, Benz Stevens
TRAVIS JURORS
Beccaria tp--John Straw. Robert McCracken
Bell tp.-James McGhee, Edward Brooks John
McCracken. John Shelter
Brady tp.-M. Fl. Luther, Michael Resinger. NJ
j. Porter, James Miles, Jacob Kuntz
Bradford tp.-David Kitchens. James Graham.
Peter Graffius, John Porter. VIM Antes
burnside tP--Samuel Weamer- John Pitmap
Thomas Fee Wm. Hutton.
Cleartiela borough.-A. h. Wright John o. Lo
rain, William Behan
CurwonsviIle bnro-ThOmas W FLEMING V-,oo
Bloom. Levi Spieee
Decatur tp.-Jacob Gearhart John Hughes W
W. Shaw, III. F. Lingle.
Ferguson township.-Samuel Strnup
Grard township.-M L. Coudriet
Goshen township Thomas Craham Matthew
Tate, James A. Mead
Graham tOwnship.-Amos Huber.
Knox wnship.-Lewis Erhard Abr. Hoover
lawrence tp--Nilliam Daniels Jacob Harpster
Morris townshiP.-James Dillon.
Pike tp.-Elisha Mcdowell D. ID Ritter. Rem
Jamin Hartshorn, Jr. Elliott kratzer
Union tp.-Matthias Hollopeter. Nathan Limos
Woodward township.-Thomas Hende son.
SECOND WEEK. (a7rH pAr)
Beccarfa teWnShiD-A ShoG
Bell township.-James Elder, joseph Dayison
Boggs tp.-Henry Southard Sam uel Powell
Brady tp.-Jos- Postlethwa Peter sbenfeIter
Bradford township.-Aiichael Solt
burnside tp.-Robert Owens. John WAGNER
Nelson Hatch ii!'
CClearheld borough.-James Leavy, David Litz
Coyington township.-John B. Hugnot.
Surwensville boro.-Wm. Bard Thomas Ross
Decatur tp.-John S. Rink Andrew Bauobm,n
Fox nship.-Christian Nulph
6raham townshp--John W Turner
huston township.-John b Hewitt
Jordan tp.-James Mcneil Joseph Patterson
harthas tp.--J. c. McClosky, Frank McGaryey
lawrence tp--Simon earns Ignatius Thompson
bn boin Der city:-James Crosslcy
nenn township.-James Cock
IKE townshp.-John 5. Bloom q CO. b. Dale
= mon township.-Dayid Dresscr
o9dward township Samuel Hegarty
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ITO TEACHERS DIRECTORS. AND p,

i RENTs.-The Practical erfh hogranhic Chart
designed to exhibit the Natural and Organic Ar
rangement Of the sounds heard in the English Ian
guage." and the Key TO the same. Containing
Definitions and Form. for orthograPhic Analysis
are now published, and viii be sent By mail. post
paid, receipt OF the prices being as follows =
and Key 90 cent?; Two Charts and three Key
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moment with claw hammer, and clinched the
naili'' Ever since, every outrageous false
hood has been termed 4 clincher.
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