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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12
County Auditor.

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Mr.. EDrroR: Township de-.
sires to present for the consideration Of
the Peoples Convention, on the 30ih Of
August, SAMUEL KIRBY, Of said Tp.,
as a suitable, person for County Auditor.
1850 oaG sfa u ANTRIM. fG
MR. EDrroR:--Atthe solicitation Of nu.
merous friends, PETER B. BETD LER,
has consented TO become a candidate for
the office OF County Auditor, AS we are
among those who believe that a man pos
scssing the necessary qualifications should
be nominated for that Office, you will
please announce his name. subject TO the
decision of the Democratic primary cleo
tions. By SO doing you will cblige
iu.1 1n MANY DEMOCRATS. q
Mr. EDrroR:-Please announce the
name of GEO. w. SALESMAN, as a
candidate. for County Auditor, subject to
the decision Of the Peoples Convention.
Mr.. EDlroR:-Please say that L, r.
SEAMAN, Of Crane Township will be a
candidate for County Auditor at the en-
suing October election, subject to the de-
cision Of the Peoples Convention. q
Mr.. EDITOR PLEASE announce my
name as a candidate for the Office of
County Auditor, subject to the discision Of
the Peoples nominating convention.
.,..4',-.r -,-sL +. w. MARTIN.
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Bridge Letting.

INToTICE is hereby given that the Job
~ of building bridge over the Tymoch-
tea creek, near the mill of John Fshl, in
Marseies township, will be let to the lowest re-
sponsibIeo o bidder bidder or bidders. on Saturday,
andot County, Ohio, who will lie at the place
of building said bridge on said day for the pur-.
pose Of contracting for said work. "A plan and
specifications will be furnished on the day Of
letting.
! BY order Of the County Commissioners.
IA M JAS, V.S. HOYT,s I
Aug 5, SO. County Auditor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12

MRg EDIroR.-WilI you be kind enough
to annouce to the people Of Wyandot
County that the friends Of Jas. H. FREEr
Esq, will p resent his name as a candida Q
for reelection 10 the Office Of County
Treasurer, subjectto the decision Of the
Democratic primary elections. B ,-
T.r ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12

OF Consumption, on Saturday, August
9th. 1859, at The residence Of Levi Hare,
in Crawford Tp., SAMUEL BraRY, aged %
years and 26 dsys.s So5d 10 ssoa I'd rs D
On the 9Th inst sALoAA, daughter Of
Abraham McLsin, Of this County, aged
8 months Ma 4goaH
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12
S I'll AL L F q UlT S .


As we are paying special attention 10 the pro
rs duction Of
blackberry. Raspberry and strawberry
'. Plants. &
Our Stock for the coming Fall and Spring Of
1860, will not only be very large, but of the
best quality, which We shall offer at greatly re,
duced prices. bL s'-t r.. i.
New Rochelle, or aL6wton Black berry,
is still growing in favor, and the demand for
plants this fall promises 10 be universally
large. & '',,i q
Wilson's Albany Seeding Strawberry
is undoubtedly the most universally popular
variety in the county. It's extraordinary size,
wonderful productlveness, and other good
qualities have placed it at the very head Of The
list, wherever it has been tested, especially y
for market purposes. Having been among the
earliest to procure this variety, snd having cul.
tivated it more especially for plants, we shall
be able to offer for sale in the spring of 1860
OVER ONE MILLION PLANTS.
These plants are now being cultivated in the
most careful MANNER and one of them W i'll be
worth more than dozen Of such as are care
lessly grown among grass and weeds. We
cordially invite persons wishing TO purchase
to visit our grounds and examine our mode Of
producing plants. aa5 b
WE SHALL REDUCE
the price of plapts in the spring of 1869 so as
to place them within the reacl, of all. We
have experimental largely as to the best time
OF planting the Strawberry, and unhesituting-
ly recommend the Spring.
Oar selections embraces
oyrV
including all the native and foreign kinds, of
any repute I -f-.-,-.s
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing d
stamp. = u. j. KNOX, ' u -.
Aug 1883 Box 47s, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12
Administrat, r Notice

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscriber has sheen appointed and dl-
ly qualified as Administrator on the estate of
Peter Youpgker, deceased, late Of Wyandot
County. ass,.5 l,sg. .@sF5
July %. DANIEL S. YOUNGKER,. !.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12
Attachment.

David Ayres, Plff, Before John Raeon, j,
-. tguinst "a p. of C,ane Tp, Wy.
Samuel Riggen def andot County Ohio
ON the 4th day of August a. D. 1859, said
" Justice issued an crder.ef attachment in
the above action for tlis,ssm Of eight dollars
and sixty -four cents. DAvlDsAERRS
Augl2,3t fa't As'- August q, SsS9
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HARTFORD FlkE INSURANCE COMPLY
NE s7.f 8SnC a. .st er 4 4ssIa
SsF HARTFORD, CONN.
.ss.s.l ...A ... ,--s1y..1 r
INCORPORATED, A. D., 1910.
a CHARTER PERPETUAL. tsI9t
cnARrER PERPETUAL.

TNHE reputation acquired by this company
duiipg the last fifty years. by an hon
orable course in the transaction Of its business
and the prompt and liberal settlement of loss
es, together with the character Of the securi-
ties composing its assets, entille the Company
to the utmost confidence Of the public, as af-
fording reliable Insurance against loss or dam
age by fire.
Aug ,l2'59ly .e .. j. D. SEARS, Agent,
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EDrron P1oNEER:- sfit
You will please announce the name Of
SOLOMON HARE as candidate for
the Office of SHERIFF of Wyandot
County at the ensuing election, subject
to the decision Of the Convention to be
held by those opposed to the present Ad-
minstration and the general policy of
modern Locofocoism. =. ~es Il ,t,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12
County Commission er.

Mr.. ED1roR:-By announcing the name
of M. MORRAL, Esq. for tile office, Of
County Commissioner, subject to the de-
cision of the Peoples Convention, you
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12
Mrs. Sarah NIiIIer's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subsc!ib-
~ er is appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator on the estate Of Sarah Miller, late Of
Wyandot county, Ohio, deceased. g eq q
Dated this 2Gth day of July, A. d., 1885,
July29 s. s.sq y,,s-ss5 IS II. N. TAYOLR.
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HOST OF FRIENDS.

HOST OF FRIENDS.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the
name of HENRY PETERS, of Wyan.
dot county as candidate for member
Of the Board Of Equalization, for the dis.
trct composed Of the Counties of Craw.
ford, Seneca and Wysndot, subject to the
decision of the Senatorial Convention.
NO WONDEs HE WAS TIL ANKFUL.
READ AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
Rochester, October IS, ''52.
Messrs. FLEMING Bros,
s.,-,s .s.e N Dear Sirs:-I having expe-
rienced the beneficial effects Of DIR. M LANES
Celebrated Liver Pills prepared by you,
take great pleasure in recommending them to
the public. ! feel warranted in saying. that
they are a certain cure for liver complaints
and all bilious diseases, no matter how diff
cult or lcng standing. myself was afflicted
and OIL how thankful am that heard of
three boxes and before had finished the third
box, was completely cured. | verify believe,
but for DR.. M Lanes Liver Pills, ] should have
now been in my grave; but as it is, am now
enjoying the best Of health, and stand living
witness of the efficiency Of DR.. McLanes Liv-
.er Pills. Besides recovering my health, | con-.
slider that have saved in pocket some two or
three hundred dollars physician's fees.
This testimony give you with the greatest
pleasure, and hope it may do somethieg to-
ward making these valrable Pills knownto all
who are suffering withivsr complaint. y 81
WILLIAM HISS = is ilreiol
# & UTraveler in Western New York.
Purchasers will be careful to. ask for DR..
M'LANEiS CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
man ufactursd by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
burgh, Pa. All other, vermifage in conpari.
son are worthless, Dr., M'Lane's genuine ver-
mifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can
now be had at all respectcabls drug stores. -
None genuine without the signature Of q
FLEMING BROS.
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SIIERIFFALTY.

Mn. EB1ToR:-Please announce the
name Of JAS. CULBERTSON. jr.. as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Wyandot County.
subject to the decision Of the People
Convention. ~a -s|''t '''- '
MR. DDrToR Please announce the
name Of ALONZO ROBBINS, of Crane
Township as a candidate for the office ol
Sheriff Of Wyandot County, subject TO
the decision Of the Peoples Convention.
Mr.. EDrrnR:--Pfease announce the
name of DANIEL FiSIiEL. Of Tymoch-
Zee Township, as candidate for SHER.
1FF at tire ensuing October election, (sub-
ject to the decision of the Peoples nomi.
mating conyendoh,) and obige his
4 FRIENDS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12

RNew potatoes are selling at sf,25
per bushel in this place In consequence
Of The drouth there are but few ID mar.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12

JEROME MURRAY'S
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Further from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, July S.--The steamer w
II. Webb, from Minatilan, has arrived up.
The following additional intelligence Is
furnished:
The conducta Of five millions was re.
leased by General Robles on the demand
OF Minister McLane, through Captain Far
rragut, OF the u. S. Sloop. of-War Brook
lyn.
me war news are unimportant.
General Cobos was reported dead.
Ex-President Zuloaga continues under
tue protection Of the British Minister Ots
way.
Miramon had decreed the restoration
OF Santa Anna's private property.
LEAyENwoRTH. X. r. July, THE ex
press from Denver City has arrived here.
bringing dates of the 30th ult. The aes
counts from the gold region continue fat.
tering. The Indians were very trouble
some, an expedition 10 chastise them was
talked of.
Mr.. Mccoy, who left Denver CITY on
the 24th ultimo, informs the St. Joseph
Gazette that only eight or ten claims have
been discovered that pay These are on
the Gregory Road. the rest being all des-
ert. lie says the reports of the richness
OF other claims absolutely false, and that
the miners were leaving in large numbers.
Some three thousand wagons are now on
a return trip. Mr.. Mccoy estimates that
there now about Il mines from q, 900 to
3O,OOO persons, most Of whom are doing
nothing, or working for their board. He
says the mines will notsupport more than
5000 people, and advises everybody TO
stay at home.
One hundred and thrty-six troops from
Carlisle Barracks, arrived here to. day en-
route to Santa Fe.
New ORLEANS, July The steamer w.
II. Webb has arrived below from Minitit-
Ian, with San FraI cisco dates to the goth
ult., one week later than the advices by
Overland Mail.
The stermers Sonora and Orizaba left
San Francisco on the29th with Two millions
in treasure and 600 passengers.
The money market wa; tight.
The political excitement was increasing
The Anti Lecompton Democrats have
nominated Mr.. Caory for Governor, and
Messers. McKibben and Booker for Con-
gress.
James +. Kennedy, Esq, native of
Philadelphia, but for the past ten years a
resident Of California, received the Repub.
lican nomination for the office of Lieuten.
ant Governor af that State. .
Advices from Vera Cruz state that the
conducta, with 100000 in specie had ar
rived at Vera Cruz and was awaiting ship
ment.
Business at San Fransisco had improv-
ed. Rio cofie was quiet at l6 cents.
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fAtuth rolsr before Quchee Dol, p
The steamship Hungarian, nom liverpool
has passed this point ON Nor way No Qne'
hro She brings dalos 10 Wrdnesdey. m,
goth alls and has made the irip To Nm,
point In nliolt nine days.
The steamship America arrived out on
the Goth, the lIammonia ON the 2Tth. and
the Indian on the 2gth ult.
The steamer City Of Baltimore having
had her propeller replaced by new ono,
sai.cd on the goth ult. for New York
The steamer Weser has been detained
on account ofan accident 20 her propeler.
and was to sail on the 30th ult.
From the seat Of war there have been
no movements reported by the Allies since
the battle Of the Oath The details of the
action have not been received.
The Austrian and Sardinian accounts
report extraordinary heavy losses ia killed
and wounded, The dispatches from the
Emperor Napoleon report the capture Of
SIX thousand prisoners, three flags and
thirty cannon.
The Austrian troops have recrossed the
Mincio.
Gen. Hess as been appointed Comman
der-in>Chief Of the Austrian forces.
LONDON, June %. The latest despatch.
es from the seat Of War, report that the
French troops have crossed the river Min.
clio
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oifatd Abraham kylet, Ems Mciel,
land n !, illle
Goshen, " n Liverpool, Robert q
shaw, A. A. Read.
Graham, Jacob wilhelm, Jacob llu.
bier John Holt
Huston, Philip lieyentr, John G rylcr
II woodward
Jordan, Jos. Patterson. Thomas Smith.
Peter Bloom.
Borihaus, JamesGunsalus, Gcor, ileel,.
adorn, Joseph Ruploy.
Knox, VIM. Sloss, Reuben Caldwell,
Peter Mays.
Lumber City, wm. Wright, Thos. C.
Davis, James Crosley.
Lawrence, Hugh Orr, John Daugher.
ty, Jr., John Shaw Jr., Maj j. B. Kelsey
Morris Jos. D Denning, Jas. M'Clel-
land, Daniel Little, Jno. B. Kyler.
New Washington, J. NJ. Cummings,
G.. W. Stewart, Russell M'Murray.
Penn, r. Denver Jr., James Johnston,
Thos, Daugherty,
Pikr, WA. Bloom, b. c. Dale Rich
ard Freeman, J, II. Fleming,
Union, VIM. +. Johnston, Nathan Lines,
Horace Courtney.
Woodward, Jas. Alexander, James A.
IIegarty, Jno. Coulter.
The attention of the members Of the
above Committees, is called 10 the rules of
tho party, adopted in convention on the
2lst Of June, 1859, by which they nre re-
quired to advertise the time and place OF
holding the primary election, a reasonable
length Of time previous thereto; also, af.
ter the holding Of said election, they will
certify the returns thereof and place them
in the hands of one of their number, or
give a written deputation TO some known
democrat who shall meet one member OF
said Committees from each township OF
borough, at the Court House in Clearfeld
on Tuesday the 9th Of August, 1859, II!
2 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of cast,
ing up the votes and declaring the nomi-
nees.
IT will also he the duty Of the Conven-
ton Of Committeeman to elect three
Conforoes to meet similar Conferees from
Blair and Cambria, to nominate II cOndi'
date for Senator, and also three Conterees
to meet those from Jefferson, Elk and
NJ Kean, to nominate Two candidates foi
Assembly.
Il. J. WALLACE, Cha
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COMMUTERS OF VIGILANCE.

The standing Committee of the Demo
cratic party Of Clearheld county have APP
pointed the following vigilance commit.
tees for the purpose of holding the psima-
ry election, distributing tickets, &c. viz.
Beccaria, G. W. Caldwell, Frederick
Shof, Elan Rakestraw
Bell, Jas. B. Sunderland, Robert Elder,
Lewis Smith.
Boggs, L. W. Munson, Jno. W. Kyler,
Jacob Dimeling.
Bradford, James Stewart, David Holt,
S. P. Wilson.
Brady, John P. Dale, George w. Long,
Jacob Kuntz, Jos. Lines, Jr. Frederick
Korb.
Burnside, Jas. MMurray, Frederick
Shepard, James Savage, Jacob A. Breth.
Chest, Daniel German, Thos. P. Cart.
ley, Robert M'Cully.
Clearfeld, Isaac johnson, J. H. Nor
gan, David Litz, VIM. NJ. Mccullough.
Covington, John Briel, Lawrence Flood,
John NJ. Reiter.
Curwensville, VIM. a. Mason, John
M'Naul, Daniel Faust
Decatur, Cyrene Howe, Solomon Ham
erschlsg, Richard Hughes.
Ferguson, Hiram M'Cracken, VIM. L.
Moore, George E. Tubbs.
Fox, James M'clelland, = ". Brock
way.
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lht Wthtntn me delightful erA,he,
winch ho' succeeded ihela'e unusual cold.
makes one lecl very much like cblld M
ON being restored 10 cool humor anet 4
spell Of tho "poutsp II q 10 deilehle,,
That We can scarccl, realize that Il was ey
or otherwise, The weather a indeed.
charming 10 The senses, aud Of the most
favorable character for tho growth Of yeei.
'alion' We hope II will continue, indca
natoly.
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A Card.

10 tic Democratic roters Of CleayJleiG county
FELLOW CITIzESs--Encouraged by the
hope that have lin the honorable carac-
ity as the Representative of this county,
in the Legislature for the passt session.
discharged my duty in accordance with
the best of my humble ability. take
great pleasure in now offering myself te
your kind consideration, and at the same
time assuring you that my best endeNyors
shall, as heretofore, be devoted to care,
full mantainance of the best interest oi
tie District.
Thanking you very kindly for former
favors, again solicit your votos at the
primary election.
Truly your ob't servant
q T. j. BOYER.
Luthersburg, June 27, 1859
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PUMP MAKING.

VNllE Subscriber takes this method of inform
l. ing the citizens Of CearGeld County. and tbs
public generally that he has resumed the bus-
ness'of making WOODEN PUMPS and boring
PIPE. LOGS, and will be happy to exeeu.d apy
work in his line at the shortest notice and in the
best manner, at prices to suit the times. Apply
personally at the residence Of ]. S. Cole in Law
renee township, one and half miles Southwest
Of Clearheld borough, by letter at Clearfed P. D.
g. II. HALL.
May Ilth 1889. Lvol. iv, no. IT, 6m pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

nes-On last Tuesday the lightning
struck tree in the grove of Rev. F. Huid.
ekoper, short distance from his hous e.
and injured it to great extent. The
shock was sharp one, and strongly af,
fecied a number of persens in the neigh
borhood. One lady, standing near stove
with teakettle in her hand, was so severe.
ly shocked that she fell to the floor, but
soon recovered Cragtord Dem.
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look Here Gentlemen
WAGON SHOP AHEAD!!l

Inc iuoscnser Thankful for past hyors, takes
this method Of informng his old tNsloners and
The public 10 general. the ho has moved lie shop
from the boundary to the sLop formerly occupied
by George W. Orr, on Thir6street Clear6 cid Pa,
who're he will continue to malsinctare Wagons
Of every description, to order, OF good material
and in a workmaniko manner. Also sleas
Whcelbauows, llarrows. Grain-cradlcs 6c.. nade
on short notice, In superior STYLE and OF the best
stock Repairing Of every kind done with dis.
patch, and on rcat. nable terms.
WILLIAM h. DROWN.
July 10, isjo,-ly
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NOTICE.

A 7 meeting Of tho managers Of the Gei
n Hope O. New Washington Turnpike q Planl
Road held at Newburg Nay 2, 1859, m assess
ment Of twelve dollars ano fifty cents on eacl
share was laid to pay for work completed on sal,
road. Tho stockholders Of said road will there.
fore take notice that the above amount is required
to be paid on each share on or before the first 0
August next, or they will be dealt with aeeordin
to law.
JOSEPH M'MURRAY, Treas.
June 20, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

CHASED by WoLvEs.-0n Saturday, the
llth inst, while a party, consisting of Mr.
John Strayer, Jr., and Henry Laub, were
on piscatorial expedition, for trout, near
the headwaters of Big Run, in Anderson S
Gap of the Shade Mountain, about five
miles west Of McAlistervile, they were
startled in the midst Of their sport by the
bowling of wolves. From the noise the
"varmints" made, the amateur disciples
of Isaac Walton concluded that the pack
comprised four in number. Being cons
vinced OF their danger, they cut and run,
perhaps, with a speed that would have
reflected honor on 2.40 nag on a plank
road, for the nearest settlement. After
an exciting chase for a mile and half, the
open country was gained, and the wolves
abandoned the pursuit. At one time the
foremost wolf was not more than fifty
\ ards in the rear of the young men.-Ju-
niata (Po.) Sentinel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

Mn. EDroR;-Please announce that the Hon.
JAMES T. LEONARD will be a candidate at the
approaching primary election for the nomination
of the Democratic party Of Clearfeld county, for
State Senate, subject to Democratic usages.
July Sth, 1859. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

In the libel case Of Smith rs N. Y. Tine,
for publishing Donnelly's dying declara-
ton, that the proprietor of the Sea View
had himself committed the murder Of
which Donnelly was convicted, a verdict
for six cents damages has been render
ed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

Mourn VERNoN.-Only 100000 of the
Mount Vernon fund (S200,O00) remains
unpaid. The amoul will soon be raised, and
then the property will be formally trans
ferred to the Mount Vernon Association.
Some $4,000, it is said, will be required
TO put the estate in order.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

psS-A bolt of lightning struck tree
near Spartansburg. S. c.. stunn ng several
young men who were under it, and killing
Mr. Mott. On the person OF the latter,
complete photograph of the tree was
stamped, notwithstanding this part of his
body was protected by bis clothing.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

We are authorized to announce the name Of
SAMUEL G. THOMPSON, Of Morris tp.. as a candi.
date for the nomination for County Commission
or, at the ensueing primary election, subject 70
he rules of the democratic party
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

We arc authorized to ann ounce the name Of
John l.. Cutie, Esq, as a candidate for the nom
ination for Prothonotary, at tho eHsueing prima-
ry election, subject to the rules of the Democrat
ic party.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
GEorGE d. GooDLASDEE Esq, Of Brady tp., as
candidate for nomination for county Treasurer,
subject to the usagos Of the Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-07-13

BILL is pending in one Of our western
legislatures to empower women TO make
contracts. They should by all means be
authorized TO contraet--tbey have been
expanding too much
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CAUTION.

All persons are hereby eau ,ioned agninst pur.
chasing or medling with a certain white and red
COW in the possession OF Richard Danver, jr., and
10 left With him on losn onty. subject 70 ny sr-
der. pkrpiSY pAyfY.
May LEI, 1882
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PRIMARY ELECTION.
CARDS OF CANDIDARES.
STATE SENATE.

WILLIAM A. WALLACE, Esq., win be a cand-
date for the nom in alton for State Senate, in tho
District composed of the counties Of Blair Cam
bria and Clear6ed, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic party.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

We arc authorized to announce tho name Of
JAMES wmGLEr, Esq, as a candidate for the
nomination for Register, Recorder, and Clerk of
the Orphans Court, subject to the action of the
Democratic party at the ensueing primary elcc-
tiop.