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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
Samuel Ballet. Efo.

@6 tbut un5 lcio pcrnebmen 5u mil en-,
oaB g amuct 8 a uiet, Giq., Mits
9lieo Der ioeben 9ei6loBenen Sieun9 uns
ierer z0elee9ebun9, pon oie1em
Diitrift, oefdbrlitb tranf 3u 6arrisbur9
oarnieoer Iie9t, un0 Dap man nuri6WatyC
6ofnun9 fir iein Bieber 2(uffommfn
bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

O@ine pbilooelp6ia 3eitup9, pom
leBten Samita9, Gilt e6 ais ibre Mein=
un9, Dap oa5 Q del6 Serb0r in 98az
ibin9ton, lpeni8iten5 nob , 8oben bouz
ern iptroe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

OFSon Dem performer &aufmann
S q Ger, in Gaiton, bat man INNER nod
Feline gtobribt. Die Suo Carolina Sc
fbi6te, bat iit ols Gin Sumbu9 ou6aez
tpiefen unb Die Gage Dap ct iib in Dem ST.
renbauIc in pitt5bur9 beflnoe, ebenfoll6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
,cr 6rIrh6elund.
q miro unter Dem I4sct

Oh yy1Il.S.H z lDlrQ tlnter Dem l4ten
-. ,,,..,,.ve,, up an ienem Sage, nodbs
EN- eini9e nur umpibti9e 8eIbdfte pers
btet lparen, Senator @elib, fein l[mt
Z Is Spreber ienes &0rper5 nieoerle9te,
ocrauf Ic9tcitb cine 98abl GUT ScieeUn9
'ner Stelle 9ebalten puroe, Bel lrel0er
le 8abt auf Den 2(btb. Sdtob SHrz
ep fiel. Die 9fepubIifancr itimmten
liz QnbreW 8re99. 9tob pcn 9es
Pobnliben OanfzSel6luBen pert09te Iib
ann Der Senat iblieBlib.
SsSm 61ul le purpen audi nur no1 cini9e
E,pibti9e SsIb1fte perribtet, uno oaHn
,m Spreber DInf ob9fitIttet fir Die
npartbeilbe l(u6Ubun9 icincr l(mt6s
flidten,-nur 3 Wit9lieoer, Die Soerren
born, Silher mo Stepben6 itimmten
P9en btn SeIbluB. Oierauf pcrta9te
d oann oa5 S0au6 I'm ID llbr.
SIN 8anjen 9enommen borf man i19en,
ar, oieS cine Qrbeitenoe @eles9cbun9.- -
ae 8epublifaniibe Soau6 mar iebr
udlib in Der llu5lpob( Icinc5 Sprcber6,
no 70 lpurben in bieicm &Grpcr mcbr
Pefbdfte perribtet ooer mcbr Sill6 cinz
Pri1tet uno paBirtt ais burb ir9cno cine
-ubere 0eieB9ebun9. Sicler 3uitano
y Oin9e bat oub oen Senat ctpo6 mcbr
s 9cpobnlib ,,in pa6 8cIbirr" 9ctrie=
n, 70 Dap CT oub ;iemli0 piel 8cib6fte
Frribtet bat. aus oie1en 9on} cinfatben
Sabrbeiten miro man itb Damn AUDI IDon
berjcu9en, pap c6 INNER am geittn 1T,
an wGblt 8epublifaner in Die 2(cmter.
cir ocmofratild,c 5taats. .Gonpcntion
Die Staat5 Gcnuention Der Stoot6z
DIT Democratic periammelte fib am IA.
prl 3u 6arriebur9. - Sic lpar iebr
blrei1 befubt. @cor9e M'Gocfe, pcn
lIe9beup, ipuroe gum Stubl 9erufcn.-
lpuroe icbann cine Gommittee, befebz
B aus elmer perlon BON ieoem Senate
ii Oiftritt beitimmt, nm permanente
eamten auSjmpablen. Die Committee
tid)tete oann Den Ndtb. 2lteronoc
6 nep, ais 9reiioent, 70 mie
gamen bon 30 &ite 4reiioentcn
10 is Seeret6r6. Sine Sentrol Goms
tie muroe oann beitimmt, um cine 2(os
eIIe an oaS Splf er9eben Ju laBen uno
ne Belt tu beItimmen, lpann oo6 Sidet
L StdatssSeamten ernonntlperoen fol-.
bcrrI6te ipdDreno Der 9onjen SigWQ
8 bette @efubl uno iebr talentpolle STE
n iino burb 6ifman, Scrnep, II. 10.
balten pcroen. oidmon bru6te iit
ieiner 9teoe oabin aus, oaB in ScSu0
cine Sereini9un9 init Der Subanan
tlaoocratie, man ebenio gut periutben
Pbte, Gibt nit 8lniternib 3u pereinl9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

UQoro 2pon5, Der brittiibe 8efanbte
lanoetc leste 2Scbe nit ccr brittif6cn
8rc9atte ,,Guratoa " in 2tnnapcliS, uno
traf am lesten DonnerFa9 2tbeno NIT
fcincm 8efol9e in 8afbin9ton ein.-
9orb Gapier mar ieincm 9todfol8er bis
annapolis ent9e9cn 9c9or9ch.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
Jebn petcr

Gpmmi6irncrt Ron 0e6a Gaunty.
Scjtu9t-G -Gbwaro Std Gttrt.
Grmmibiunrs. amielube
AIsntaan, gIpril 20, 1S2l.-4-fa fa3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

O8is ben litsn Mai, ndbtens, fol-
lpie mir oeriibert worocn fino, Die Ii6 ieet
in Su6fertaun beflnoenoe 9rpBe Gifts
s. Gtte, fir ben Gnojmed 1lnions8etz
tesoienft bariu 5u AaIten, nab 2tlIentaun
perlrot merSer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

DDer Stoat Sbio peripiQi9t idbrz
lidb etlpa $4,000 Sbaler gum 2(ilfoilf BON
Sbuls2(ppordt tnO Sihcrn fir befen
S6uts uts8ibtiotbefem
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

gtlr 9 rnntts rrrtcn piep ,taetffttt. 60
oaB le mic neu auslsbrn.
Ste ttttst bater INN seneistsn 3uIpru&, unb
wro lt4 tsts bellrebrn, bura quite unb tillss ar-
bttt' fl& itrsn 29stI Der @unf tts siebrten gu6.
IiFunis Su;uf4ern.
aIlentaun, Nprit 20. nobS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

DPSn Cincinnati fol- cine Stride er.
ri6tet Werocn, pelbe ou6i6lieBlib ftr
ben 8ebrou6 pcn perlpprfenen Mtcni6cr
beitimmt III.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

D7SSn 2ancaiter @auntp puroe fir,.
lib Elm Gi6enbaum 9efdut, lpel6er ,pcIt
8lafter 9ute6 0olj lieferte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

Do SSn 2tlbanp bat cine brci= unb oreis
Bi9ldbri9e Sun9fer cinen Snaben pen
abtjebn SaDren perflo9t, neil CT fie per-
fubrte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

O7S al fb g tertetsS baIers
uno 9 re iz@ en- t t Ii It iino lpicoer
in WofIe i'm ltmlaufe. Die Griteren
iino 70 gut nocb9emobt, oaB nur am SLAM
sc ite BON oen 6bten 3u unterfbeioen iino.
O7Sor un9efdbr ietb6 @obrn ipuroe
Satob S0ell6, bon @alnut Soou, SDic,
bon cinem 9ferbe in Die SbuItern gcbiIs
len, nn0 itarb an 0en SoIQen BARON.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

DTSon Den Seteronen aus Der &epoz
lution6jeit leben ieet nob 200, mel6t
fdmmtlib DENTON be3ieben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20

DFSn Reooin9 ,piro Gin orteiif6er
Srumen 9e9raben, rpelber bereits cine
Siefe bon 6S5 Sup errcicbt bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
@DlDniIdttDn= =95erei1t.

Isrit 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

-fnr the tonrhi 81 tut
MONTICELLO lSIDN -. ADENt.
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEuEDIh,
Authorized BY Special Act OF l." sistatIic,
McKIN NEY Co, Mdnasers.
To be draw In publ, under tue ~"r tlnc"a"no" 81
Comm ssion,isW r. SIMMONS suii VI ftNIls In the
City of Savannah, Georgia
TntN .:Ja ONLY EGt DJ'sAts
HALVES, QtAkTEk> AND LinlIiNiN 'kPl"El'
To b. Drawn each sniar.'.y IA tpit. fS3o
CLASS Ii DKtN > ON
saturday, APrii . n, ''s5H.
CLASS Is DIAN On
saturday, Aprti III y, $50.
CLASS IT. n.-,H IN
saturday. April .....s
CLASS II bi,An
saturday. ApIs. #4I - y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

q OvN 40 AOa as tNAl. N ~ UOO .s..i.>.
II all
\.,tt amt Mrut LOON ROY In, o,"i iid
admired tue atu AZ t,tI,.a ana
,ud A la
casting
"a
, 81 W nitd Ia
\ copper te,rNoiI, .ll",
ioi al HINES,
me-. unaicl tue t"lohe aud wah"tt
inI,it-ui. tAiub II lac
lis - y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets 4sn
III Han 30
90. iU 1usftcr " -
An a
Lynn HBURG LLEGE,
NCM0 q Nas. VIRGINIA..

THE fourth annual this will
on the 18th Of September.
The location one Of the heaithi and most accessible in
the entire fcuh and the study both Classics and
Scientific, equal to that II the best Anyricnn colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently
der the Of Mr. Blankenship Ut dnaie Vir.
Rna Miiarv Institute, and recently connected with the
United Staten Coast Survey.
The professors will have charge
Grammar School, in which young be pre-
pared for college or business
FACULTY.
Rev. w. w. WALKER. Chairman tho Faculty, Profess
Of Mental and Moral Science, AMI at History.
LYcURoUs @ MATHEWS A. NJ. Professor Of Latin aud
Bellies Lctres.
r. H. CABELL A. b. Professor of the Creek Language aud
Literature
Of Taci,cs
EAxUsL GARLAND A. NJ. Professor az Cou'inti nal Law
D. A. LAxGHoKNE N. D.. Prof ssr "f Anatomy and Phys
iolosy
GJisEPrg ApoLPHo sARToRi LII u i'r II ssur Modern
Languages.
EXPENSES
Beard % per week washing Si ~ per month fuel aud
hgL's eio term Tuition. e2o in the >h ~ and
so N the Collegiate Department for h Il, se 'si''i
"a catalogues containing tnrer 'i,"' be "b
iainsd " addressing the Chairman - tle cay
fsb ( dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

a. O.uBKGRO GUANO, EktOW SON :skia:iiU
- l>LA&D, EST INDlES -Iu. rich, 81 t'iiainiI Of
u The wu,i, 20
bone Iiate oi Lime, ~ pes ihheI III
Ihl-Y l. by
., privos
received superior v'u iniViinnb qaatts +"
thttaet iartIeu,NsaP.I5 - W. /, A.\Dt.haoN.
An
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

tsfOOh. .NE ~Ak.B Akf.ONn.-31JO
ERi ,,i SE SAIL, siacoiy IA, d.
40 Jeifiit- Dare. 'ri u ~ or Ii ia.
AZ, iUU Marshal. vun,, ui
,tit,rvh 70 DO lN y. I.Li.. kichmJiu, a.
NOsssER >appIy OF New Spring Goods
N Van au icceiy.'. any rtyIc LcAt eek
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

lNUIsf WKAL.- We me new prepRred 20 tus .
~ rh fresh ground CORN VEAL ~ large ant small quan.
tHies ~ mi All grind IL screened
cons.a,-u /, makes better meal { IF family use
march vdts. EOWLIN Il AURRELL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
HEAD AND FOOT STONES,

ut j. Is GADDESS
ian ldtt Ivpchburg Marble orks
s.sNi.ER's SEWING. MAtunNEs.-ss,cnt
Judged tur. no orsayinl' machine before IL
Idhhc let SING sowing Machines After esab
hE reputation ~ the United StLtrs they
uALiopd at iaIe EXPOSITION nycrrle III ian-r whee
hoy rarrird the hg TEST rInium and great dacto
~ make len, has / TEN bust IN PARIS
Iaueh OF in,ms,r, which sewing to BE dow
these be used Nth Immense pfoa As the W.
the kw Is to travelling foot sewing Nh
singer. Mschi.s compared with hnni sewing. No 'alor
&c should be without The profit using
usriy enp, cd. is Thousand Dollars
la al private fa,i,s where there much sew ing
machine. invaluable assistance PLANTERS
and hotel keepers mud them ular'y convenient ana prom
table simple their construction
aud durab being the only kind OF Sew ing Ms
by which every sort work. coarse or tine
could c,t5 cxeeaicd Thousands Inferior and worth
Nsea have he.i made ami -ld under vsou,
Nui -n-ers Machines alone have been found
wbtrr - SATISFY the wants OF the public
Pau rnut-i instructions fer sent with each ma
shine whi ,cad, acquire the art OF man
The machine. packed securely 10 so 10 any
- World To all rer"n desiring more particular IN
will application by letter at either OF our OF
dee ard copy NJ. singer Cos Gazette. paper
wholly 10Y oiei to the Sewing Machine interest
1. NJ SINGER CO.,
rrincpa ONCE. M. 3a3 broadway New York.
BkAscr DffiJ EtSo u Hanover ST. Boston No w Chap
Ell 81 JaY.n, e. G"vcryie, n. V. No ga Broad st
Newark, n. j. No. lac Chestnut St, Philadelphia No 10y
baltimore ST. iiaumorr M ~ Wprtminster b. Providence
H. l.: No Last iIh ST. Cincinnati; No is North @th ST. -
Louis No. 81 ST. Charles St, orleans No ~ Dauphn
ST. Mobile. 'dec sS-dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

"a oJICE.- A. u IA Getting at The Bond of ssi
~ the Virginia and rnnes-ce kariai Company
"fue Of 'he Company. IA IT," CIT, "fisn'@uIrG
S-0f the l7th OF January i'', The i"i"ws .tsIh'",
wtre ,t,t g'd
,Ilon. Resolved Thai from aud afcrhr frs Ia, orrI
Virginia and 4, Kallioad Com viii
pa, ktl.d trains ,nsis this road unless
that such stack ki.lcd ia
1.-THE v the agents OF employee, oi ihs
Company
That all claims against this Company loss of or
dsn,Rg4 produce Must presented within thirty
iaS time such Articles shoui have been delivered
\ Copy from the MINUTES
Ap.atl, WM II. HUGHES. Seo'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


The nuThersir IN 4" Sltoo corresponding "h 'hos' mum
bers tn. skets printed cpsr.e s,s =" p+p,
circl-d with small ta tub AID placed In 49," ~","i
The first ~ pris mulsry tnutr 1t rnri 'i"l ar"
placed iu another vii 81
The wiees then rpvolved and number r. IN
9th, he'll. The number d drawn INT
opened and exhibited the audience" .i Ell b. the
Commissioners the Trxe being placed ihe Numher
drawn. This operation Il repeated nn the s are drawn
APPROXIMATIONS PHIzrs-rhe two pre,e"iius and III,
Succeeding Numbers those drawing the IT. be-
entitled TO the Ar Approximation Piirs t"f npc; u
Ii ket No. 1850 draws the e5u0U PRIV, those nets nnm
bered i2is nag Il25 l25t will each be cth To 90
II Ticket No a0 draws the O0u prEc tor tickets
berv6 e i$9 ISL 5o2 wi each be cue 10 80 aud
according to the scheme.
CERTIFICATES PAcKAGis will be sold at tho following
rates which Is the risk
Certiacates OF Packages of 10 whoie Ttkes sso
III Han 20
-. III Su.ftcr ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Eucl money address fer the ckets ordered
receipt OF hich win be ardd by matt Pur
have tickets endias figure they Jcsg
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes to pur
chasory immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their post.ofhrc. county and state
Rememb't tha every prrr drawn aid pay able IN iui
lh',ut deduction.
- All prizes ei,coo and under paid Immediately After
1rawing-otheT prizes the nsualtao Of thirty days
All camraup'e2 ons strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor Tickets ~ Cert'hc trs 10
MCKINNEY y CO savannah. Ga
Once Masonic Hall Block. Bail street, savannah. ia
tR- list OF the numbers that dawn fro the wheel.
be published after drawing In the SaeaaHaa ay Ntrs
"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
GA, AVE STONE -

SJERROsCOFs Jass receive d. - new nas
- h. suiiui COLLECTION OF STERE,pSCOPES AND VIEWS
direct rom Europe Call aud examine al
feb l.dts PAYNE A BLACKFORDs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
"a .,G..kNmEIMEM,- ,:MAND EXmI.

M Ga S;s.ENal E1 VI Ek'~ GRAND EMIL.
We TlON OF READY MADE CLOTHING he un.
les t cbra.e. This aplodny 10 announce tn tue pub.
ic aud his friends tina, HIS stock oi kEADIMADE
Go IiIiAs, GIN rLLMENA' FURNISHING GOODS,
UMEHEIIN-. Trunks, &c., has Now been received and
pp,h ed at unprecedented low psi, es for cash aud
lro ya} customers III. To tie mtrst every pui.
my stock before calling cfsewh.re;
Ing o,d rs. bat tina. will copine s,lf
Bn1 Yin. profits sliy. The variety
aua,y Clothing liner aud better than evrrthiS
"a ~. Il taih.
Country Mercha "a ~,i ani jobbing prizes than
ever therefore, give Whole sale aud buyers
and Jndge yourselves and in stud ing interest
viii certainly pGre base OF me.
ut NJ GUGGENHEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

~ s,lN tOsehr ulnltr IN We an nm IfE,
hth NJ co Ui rfi vtt,s GfHT3t iIrO
oa.oaiss.on dad ioEaraag sa'sS II the %" sAid OK
L. JoI.so Go, Sttee, ".,re "" shall uc i.c.
81 old tol"is pubhC pr'i-s To
pruuiotn then Lbaiai casa
/. = uII co.si. ninuns hand tor safe.
JOHN u. LEE,
JANUARY ST. lcoY- la. idts Gl.DhtiE ". kOCkE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

iJNO. HOLT.
NEW CONCERN The 1nder-iGHed, en- che
~ list inst entered Into fer the purpoc Il
conducting 0nera Produce Communication Basissss under the
.yle and rm Of CLARK HOLT, and will receive
sgnment TOBACCO. WHEAT, FLOUR CORN, &C whch will
receive prompt perso al aicni We h"Pe by c'"se aten
n and puntuay In the discharge OF budnd~s to merit the
patronage So fberaly bes"~e. upon our predc~essor
We refer 10 the buners men of Lyhchburg generally.
fV- Ohre Main Street 3 doors Exchange Corner
and opposite M,Corke Il Co. LARK holt.
HNAND.-I. on the - sust,, con0eesro visa ne
" In the Commas0a business Mr JIM ID HOLT. late Of
Halifax Va and take TIL, oeeAsi return thanks to
ms OLD friends and e lib cal patronage bestow
Sd upon aud sb H. fr the y continuance
their iavors proising ors aisaucc their inter-
Very h. sps<tiuiy,
jan lsd3m.l JNO CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

OF O.S GME FAM! il the univrr-ai cry
".d Ia It's para, pank IA he 'cSitHvs "h3,
week,
uu.itulvs rd l. The III HOS cnoy
Ii tc,latc ii@ nt,,, sting stclts, WIND
iav OTIS lang II si,h ,ash,ns.
'ittaciiNc witch Hr gathering
Ia.-s,s .utI.ci, welcomed be oand iho
- On bath"rs' faotPyrdPar Gdi"ry heat d"d 40 he Var
.aiIi hu!'ii'la 81
Il creation "AHutnn,
"a I'D "A OF thcntn'
Drid,sned ano! nolice and al tiHt 'anuot
Tan ,casc.
Casrs and Frames every Sts a aui
A.su Brciat Par,
.J,ss,N ai,n seas, Cham ~
PC.ues lie art at ali h"drs OF tue
Ia, ai, hi d, u weather. D. n Bliss,
u,t ~ Practical lnuI - i-t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08
REGISTERS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho following
~ accounts have been examined and passed
by me, and remain fled Of record in this Office
for the inspection of heirs, cgatees, creditors. 4
all others in any other way Interested, and will
be presented to the next Orphans Court of Clear
field County to be held at the Court House. in
the borough of Clearfed commencing on the Bird
Monday Of June, 1859, for confirmation and nj.
lowance
The final account OF William X. Whrig-
ley Administrator of the estate of Robert
Wrigley sen. late of bradford township.
Cleagiield county, deceased.
The testamentary account of Henry
kephart acting Executor of the last will
testement of Abraham Goss, the elder
late of Decatur township in the county of
Cleartield, deceased.
The Administration account of John
Owens and John Norris, Administrators
of all and singular the goods and chattels
rights and credits, which were of Levi
Owens late of Pike township, Clearfeld
county deceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY, Register.
May 10th, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08
Y IsT OF JURORS FOR JUNE TERM so,
Il commencing on 3rd Monday, 2Oth dayl


FIRST wEEK-GRAYD JURORS.
Bcccria twp--Robcrt Potter, Samuel Hegarty
Brady twp--Tolbcrt Dale.
| Bradford twp--John Peters.
! Boggs twp-Roland Faust l.. W. Munson.
Burnside twp--James Savage.
/ Clearfcld Bor'o.-David G.. Neyling.
Coyington tp-John Briel, David st. Clair.
Curwensville Bor'o.-Daniel Livingston.
Ferguson tp-Casper lIockenberry.
Girard tp-George Shiery.
Goshen tp-Isaac w. Graham.
Graham tp--Jacob Wilhelm.
Lawrence tp--J B. Kelsey, Hugh Daugherty
Penn tp-Josoph P Martin.
Pine tp-John Smith Jr, James B Caldwell
George A.. Bloom.
! Union tp-P. III. Booze.
Woodward tp-Robt. Mathers, Benz. Stevens
rEAvErss JURORS.
| Beccaria tp--John Straw, Robert McCracken
! Bell tp-James MGhee, Edward Brooks, JOIN
McCrackcn, John Shelter;
Brady tp--M ii Luther, Michael Resinger, NJ
J Porter James Miles, Jacob Kuntz
Bradford tp-Dayid Kitchens, James Graham
Peter Grafius, John Porter, VIM. Antes;
Burnside tp-Samuol Weamer, John Pitman,
Thomas Fee, Wm. HuttOn
Cearfeld Bor'o-A X Wright John Lorain
Wm. Dehan;
Curwensvlle Boro-Thomas W Fleming, Isa-
nc Bloom, Levi Spice.
Decatur tp-Jacob Gea:hart John Hughes, W
W Shaw, ii Lihgle.
Ferguson tp-Sauuel Stroup;
Girard tp-S NJ Coudriet
Goshen tp--Thomgs Graham, Matthew Tate,
James A Head;
Graham tp-Amos Huber
Kuox tp-Lewis Erhard, Abr. Hoover;
Lawrence tp- William Daniels, Jacob Rarp'
steri
Norris tp-James Dillon;
Pike tp-Elisha McDowel, d Ritter BENZ.
Hartshorn, Jr Elliott Kratzer
Union tp--Matthias Hollopeter, Nath. Lines
Woodward tp-Thomas Henderson.
SECOND wEEE, (27rH DAY)
Beccaria tp-A X Shof, Asa Byers
Bell tb-Jaines Elder, Joseph Dawson
Borrs tp-Henry Soiithard, Samuel Powell
Brady tp-Jos Postlewaite, Peter Ashenielter.
Bradford tp-Michael Sot;
Burnside tp-Robert Owens, John Wagnorj
Chest tp-Hugh Gallaher, John Fry Nelson
Hatch;
Clearaeld Boro-James Leavy, David Iitzj
Coyington tp--John B Hugnot;
Cufw6nsvilc Boro--Wm. Bard Thomas Ross
Decatur tp--John S Runk, Andrew Baugh-
man
Fox tp-Christian Nulph;
Graham tp-Jchn w Turner;
Huston tp-John Hewitt;
Jordan tp-James Mcneil, Jaseph Patterson ;
Earthaus tp-J C McClosky, Frank McCiar-
vey;
Lawrence tp--simon earns, 1gnatius Thomp-
son;
Lumber City--James Crossley;
Penn tp-James Cook;
Pike tp--John S Bloom, Geo. D Dalei
Union tp-David Dressler;
Woodward tp-Samuol Hegarty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08

An UNcoANoN RAsc,L--preniice of M,
louisville Jovhai who occupies the pre-.
catious cminenco Of being tho greatest
"ll OF his day, occasionally gets his own
With Interests vide the following.
II ever you see any common rascal lct
as readily as yourself into house vo,
VISIT go out of it immediately.-hmtcg.
The reason why is plain and short
One neeun't be surprised to find
"A knoye of the mcommon sort
Should feel above the common kind (,
Boston Post.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08

neAa The New York correspondent OF
the Dliy PcmSylrmian, in writing from
that city under date of May 9th, sars.-
"A curious story, wonderful if true. is
told OF Leopold Myer, a German, who was
n kind Of king chihonier in Paris, and nc.
qualnted with the sewers there. Comino
here, he conceived the brilliant project of
exploring the city sewers for the yalua-
bles. lie entered the Houston street
sewer, East River, and got nearly scalded
to death by an exhaust of steam from the
factory of Hoe q Co., corner of Broome
and Shaeif streets the first day. His trow.
sers AMI under clothing were India rub
ber, India rubber shoes, u wire sack on
shoulder hook in hand usual mining
lamp, &c. lie designed to make for the
Fifth avenue, but after five days he be.
came bewildered; passing his nights in
the nauseous cleits adjoining these cul-
verts. On Thursday he killed dog who
refused to let him pass and at junction
OF Canal street captured, killed and cook
ed terrapin that had evidently escaped
from some eating house and had taken
to the sewer. In the Fifth avenue sewer
lie found $4,000 worth of articles. lie
was tourweeks getting out, in consequence
OF high tides. He immediately left the
city to avoid the police"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08
Momt MFaits.
Temperance Meeting

The Washingtonians will hold Tenn,
pemncc Meeting on Monday the goth da,
Of June next at early candlclighting il
the Court House in the borough Of Clear.
field. Several addresses will be delivered,
the Public are kindly invited TO attend
G, PHILLIP GULlCH, Pres't
June 10th 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-08

- w 'atstN, iuf june Torn. iebo
"a commencing on the goth dny.
Isaac Thompson, VI John ~ Chase. goo q
fnwmore Ne William Bloom, Jeremiah Coono,.
w ~ Klly A. q, Curtin, Va 4. A. Ksr,bdns
m, John Taggarl, ys Michaols a Worrels y a
knuhaus, Jr., Va Levi Luts, 4. =. lIur,ibal =.
- a. H. karlhaus, Eliza Irwin, Va ]. M Flems
ing, spadng g Fulton, vs. Armstrong A cam.
ole' H. ID. Hall Co., vs. Jcr Gains. q. ID. Nor.
gan, W s j. Shot, WIN. 4 b. Kerl,n Va Ia
MeGavey 5. j. shofI, VS. Lewis Jomison
Mcbride and Wright vs. Michaels and Worrcii
Jacob Hoover, ys Martin V. French, Matthias
honopetcr vs II. d. Patton james NJ. Leonard.
vs. Ardrey and Patton, David Wise. VS. Jos. Amcs
CT al James NJ Leonard, vs. John h. Welsh
LIST FOR ADJOURNED TERM, JUNE p. go.
G. d. Lutz, vs. p. W. Barrett. Austin Curry 90
', mh' Evans, H. Groe and wife, vs. Marble and
muucI' ~ John bloom, VS. Abraham Bloom, John
b"rinoy, vs. J'B' Hugnot II. S. Urian, VS. Doyn.
1ou n unu FORREST Thomas FOrcee, vs. Mauck and
p'pnnSnGn, A. u Mckinney, VS. Samuel Bliss,
'ohh Mulberry, VS. X. q. 0ibbon, Jacob Arnold,
vs. Isaac Thompson ct AL Jas. VI. Leonard, rs
Maueh ana Leonard, Newhouse, Spatz and Co..
vs. IL ana j. Leonard ct al, Borneman, ct al, VA
Lara and Blair, Josiah W. Smith, VS. Joseph
Grey and Wito, John Barmoy, VS. David Askey,
Saulin use smith, VS. John Barmoy, 'Rougenx use
Smllh, VS. John Barmoy, Joseph Lappippe ys
Johh barmoy 5. l.. Roberts Ex ct al, VS. Fillmore
ana Ambrose, Burnside Tp., vs. Crawford Gala
her, Lewis l. Bloom, VS. Patrick Dolah, Rebecea
Lewis ct al, VS. Warren Shawson ct al, Thompson
Reed VS. shaw and Ogden, John Dubois, Jr., VS.
Andrew Baum ct al
May 20 %. JAS. T. LEONARD, Proth'y.