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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

The BLOCKADE FLEET.-Tbis fleet ure-
sents the unprecedented spectacle Of six
American dag ships, with iu!l-rank Com
modores attached all in ono SQUADRON
The Colorado will fly the wide fa6 Of FIag
officer Meryine the Wabash thai Of Sam
ual Mercer the Cumberland, that Of G !
Perdegrast the Sabine that of II.
Adams the r. Il. Cuyler, lcharterod3tbot
o. !. i. Ellison the Mississippi. thator
!. O. Selfridgo and tie MINNESOTA. "thr
flag ship Of them all, that Of Commodor,
Stringham, Of New York. The PowLat,
tan will soon have a flag officer appointed
to her. and the Roanalle also.
The first United States man .of.war oyer
commissioned with exclusively North bern
officers had her ensign .hoisted Yesterday
at Boston. She is the steam -Crigate Miss.
lsssiPpi late Of the China fleet, yesseI
I,692 tons burden, carrying IL guns and
and $40 men. Commodore Mervinc of
New York, laJe commander. in-cbjef
OF our forces on the Pacific station
has his head headquarters on the Nfissis,
'ippi,which will for short time take tn,
position OF chief ship Of tho Gulf dopart-
ment of the blockade The Colorado will
relieve her in about two wecks.-NY
Times 9t May %.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

81. PAuL's CLocE.-uayc you ever
heard ol the great clock OF 81, laul's, in
London? At mId-ddy, N the roar OF bus
iuess, when carriages, and carts, aud waS-
ons. and omnlbuses, 80 rolling through
the streets, how many never hear that
great clock strike unless they hye very
near 1t But When the work OF the day
is over. and the roar of business has pas
sed awuy-when men ale gone TO sleep
and silence rtigns IN Lonuon-theu al
twelve, at one, at two, at three, at four,
the sound Of that clock may be heard
for miles around. Twelve One Two. I.
- Three -Four! How that clock is
heard by many a slecpless man That
clock is Just like the conscience Of the
ImpeuItenL man. While he has health
and strength and goes on in the whrl OF
business, lie will no. hear his conscience.
Ho browns and silences its voice by plung-
inc into the world. lie will not allow
tie inner man to speak to him. But the
day will come when conscience will be
heard, whether he likes it or not The
day will come when its voice will sound
in his ears, and pierce him like a sword.
The time will come when ho must retire
from the world, and lie down on the sick
bed, and look death in the face. And
then the clock of conscience, that SOL
emn clock will sound in his heart, and,
irhe has not repented, will bring wfctch~
ness and misery to his soul. Oh, no! write it
down in the tablets of your heart-with~
out repentance, no peace. i /, RaSc'
BEAUTIFUL IDEA.-ln the mountains Of
the Tyrol, it is the custom Of the women
and children to come out when it is bed
time and sing their national songs until
they hear tker husbands, fetlers aud
brothers answer them from the hills on
their return home On the shores of the
Adriatic such custom prevails. There
the wives OF the fisherman come about
sunset and sing a melody, After singing
the first stanza, they listen for an answer
ing melody from off the water; and con.
tinue to sing and listen till'thc well known
voice comes bourn on the waters, telling
that the loved one is almost home How
sweet 10 the weary fisherman, as the shad-
nws 1ather around hIIn. must be The songs
of the loved ones at home, that sing to
cheer him; aud how they must strength
en- ana tighten the links that bind to-
gelhcr those humble dwollers boy tic sea
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

BsD~Fun is the most conservative elo.
ments of society, and ought to be cherish
ed and encouraged by all lawful means.
People never plot mischief when they are
merry. Laughter is an enemy to maiice,s
foe to scandal, and friend to every yir:
tue. It promotes a good temper and en-
lyens the heart
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

MR. l4NcoLs sRELArIONs IN VIRGINIA
We learn from the Fredorickst urg"News'
that eleven second cousins of Mrs. Lin
coin are members Of the Caroline yn.l
Light Dragons. Ms. Lincoln was Mss
Todd. niece Of the late George I. Todd,
Fsn Of Caroline County, Va.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-05

Isy-We know child that would be a
very pretty little girl indeed, but for
male formation,
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ARTIFICIAL CRISIS. The e.importation
of dry goods into New FORK for the last
four months, amounts to only fifteen
millions, against thirty six millions during
the same. months last year. ...,.
Nobody hurt-nOthing going wrong "
only an artificial crisis.-Lmc3iq.
4 WAC said: Il loved my wife at first
For the first two months | felt as if
could eat her up; ever since, have been
sorry ! didn't"
"DoN'r get ADORE your BUSINESS as q
lady said to the shomomaker who was
measuring her ankle in order to asccr-
tain the size of her foot.
The greatest organ in the world some
bachelor says, is the organ OF speech IN a
woman--it is the organ without stops.
TIM health of Henry a. Wise, Of Nir.
ginia, is reported by the Richmond papers
to be worry precarious
THE State Department grants no pass
ports to citizens of seeded States, unles,
they have sufficient proof, OF their loyal.
ty. -
NUuAN SARGENT, Esq, Of Wa5hlngton
City, has been appointed commissioner o.
customs.
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GMrNitpre.
s. a MATHIOT & SONS
ESGs SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERO0&s,
IL Nos. IS AND q North GAY ST.
ffeTT Fdys{e 81
Extending from Gay to Frederick street.
Always on hand large assortment q every variety O.
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
Bureaus, Assorted colors of Tete-a lTetes,
beaSteao5; Cottage FErGi Arm Chairs,
WashstGnts. turc Rocking Chars,
Wardrobes, Is cod Chairs, IEtageres.
Spring Beds. Office Chairs. Marble Tables.
Mattresses Of Eusk Barber Chairs IReceDtjon and IA;
Cotton and HAN: Cribs and Cradles hostered Chsics
Sofas Side Boards, Settles,
EXTENSION TABLES OF VERY LENGTH.
Persons disposed 10 purchase invited to call and give
our stock examination which for variety and quality
workmanship cannotbe exceej by any establishment in
countr7. A. MATHIOT Ct SON,
su2iR Nos 20 and Fl North Cay street
HENRY W JENKINS,
PRACTICAL CABINET NAB ER,
No I6 LIGHT ST.,
Has hard large stock Of and il constantly
ring, every description OF CABINET WARE, Of the
terlals and workmanship.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDSTEAilS, suitable for Hotels servants. &c. iaHf
a NEW NITURE
Mn WAREROOMS.
FThe undersigned would call the attention oths friends
and the public to his new Warer5 ouls, and his large
and varied assortment OF Furniture. His stock being ALL
NEW and Of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance the patronage
TTNS. McGLANNAN,
No. 40l West Baltimore street
tS- FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh23 II
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sassrauri aumpsrgIfs.

Aaron Fenton, James n tone
Charles Hoffman, c. Howard Rogers
iaIsi Secretary
+ ALTIMoRE
/ IRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATES 1880.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
oFFIoE-No. SoUTH srREFT.
John J. DONALDSON. PRESIDENT,
NSuRFS LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, A TERM OF YEARS,
or FOR LIFE
ANNUITGFs FoR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOwMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
st he lowest
DIRECTORS:
WIN. G. HARRISON il DONALnaON,
s. J. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO S GIBSON
e F CHAMBERS R0BT A. TAYLOR
F u. CoLsroN, Secretary.
DR. F. DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
oth 81 Franklin street
ENOALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY ST
GEO. 3. COALE,
the Licensed Agent, with full powers, ior the
FIRE.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COAPANY
Cash Assets, S955.0p0.
BONE INSURANCE COMPANY, or NEW ?oRR
Cash Assets, $l,4S2,GjD.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD.
Cash Assets, $330,25,
NaRPH AMERICAN FIRE ms. co, HARTFORD
Cash Assets, S35l G3i.
PRoVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.
Cash Assets sS73,233.
MARINE.
GERCiiAHTS' MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIaOHE
Assets, $2l4,i30
$50. B. C0ALE, sec'y.
r,o,-.,.. -. - - LIFE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FIFE, MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
tanned to amount in Companies Of the very best
Ing, and at the most reasonable rates
Reliable Information given all matters relating t. FIRE
SuRANGE such as forms Of application statements
loss, &c, &C.
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken, with return ofPra
MUM, for months used.
sl3tf GEORGE b. C0AIE. Agent.
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9ottsf5, It,, TOT Salt anS RfHi.

Ei FOR RENT-DWELLING No. II North
Ellie Hgh ssrg,t between Gay and Fayette stg in good
'- o. de will be rented ow to good apply 10
jazz tt corner East Falls and Eastern sTe9ns
Tf5;1 WILL EXCHANGE A FINE ARM
neaf te s Gity Or one near rgsrshg Va Also for
T TrE Sm ST vof .ysES 431 sp9 GoN6 RST$
So p e 2nF Fu G@N 3tlsst BUSH T
.fT"1 FOR HkNT---The BANKING HOUSE
EsiiI lately occupied by Josiah Lee & Co
-E isis.sv. r. WYATT BLANCHARD, Trustee,
5a.S,-S No Al st. Paul street.
rkOUND RENTS WANTED-From $50 10
$50 per annun, perman and well secured Annlv
laio u No p North Charles street
ENUR RENI--Two desirable OFFICES IN tho
a second story Of the Building No 50 Favatta ett - Wv,
Ua ;i0 2, Bank ApPyt GIBSON / CO. near
Jag II No Z N, Charles str ct
NROUND RENTS FOR SALE. irTedesm56lo
Wand handsomely improved One of 5000 per annum,
two of $500 per annpm two s3) per annum two Of sls
per annum' and four OF $'5 per annqm, =, Apply to
laa u "a N Charles street.
a.: FOR SALE OR RENT-DWELLING
I no. Nc '''o'h E sfsfai AGP,y M2 e
las-2W- l2l Lomfa d street
6i; FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED desir-
I f sma ree 2toT - F ENG on Ga den street. near
t 'a 10Y Or would he exchanged for Northern Central
sa a 2.5 bonds Apply to W" ~ j 1AG GBafs. St
4 PARTMBNTS---A SUITE OF APART
- MEhrS' very desirable will be let to a gentleman
such Position, cf the best in city No u
Satieot street. nearly opposite the Cathedral ia7F+
I::A;f FOR RENT.--The four-story Brick
R;:i WAREHOUSE, No 60 South street, C}owIys wharf
g7-haVIng water front the Basin, McGlure's DccE in
tie rear and railroad track in the street Apply to
nae 7. MALGUM K CO.,
j - S2t Wood street, Bowy's wharf
kE:;; FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on
ia Gorner St Paul street and Bank lane now occupied
by Mrs Stokely as Boarding House
Also DIV ELliNG % North Charles street north IF Fa
yetie; which will I've altered for store if desired
FOR SALE-Orginal GROUND RENTS of $780, slS5
~ ~ j as 80 each W. W. GLENN,
10 u North Calvert street.
TOR kENT.-Large ROOM on the first floor
a of the Franklin Building for rent recently fitted up at
much expense with gas, water &c. Also, an adjoining
Room Apply at 81 SOUTH GAY ST. ni9f
\ OTIS FOR LEASE.
- 22n feet on Montgomery street. east u William
% feet on North street, north of Eager.
q feet on Cathedral street, south of Read
It rect on Siat son street, binding
Apply 10 TX. HOWARD, Attorney,
-, IL st. Paul sire t
i4hl-t. Orat the Exchange Ofic3
ID FOR RENT.-DW ELLING No. 245, W.
sg; Fi'atte sree between Pearl and Pine streets Apply
g+s- to HENRY RIEMAN Il SONS, Howard street sI2-tf
fsf.:t FOR RENT.-A four-story WAREHOUSE
Sf with irGn trent, and fine dry cellar, on the north
Szsde OF baltimore street, few doors above the Eu-
law House. Apply 10 SMlrH & NICODEMUS, opposite
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G5r0tgrres. liquors, it.

Sgs=s FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
"a g all the varieties Of each kind seicsted from the
E55s mportatons Of NsW CROP TEA, expressly the
use Of private families, the quality of which can
not he eXceyd either styc of make in extreme fra
GRANGE. For sale by WIN. WHELAN, No l42 Baltimore
str between North nd Calvert
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Y STABLER Il COALE are moving their
Z ssock Of goods to their new warehouse, on the s W
Baltimore and Sharp streets (enrance Sharp
street, after this day persons having business with
them or h. H. SfABLER Co, will please call there.
S1-Gv
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GGufatigN.

KFOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
I'VE YOUNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The course Of instruction in the usual
branches full thorough being under the direction OF
an efficient Faculty able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and ad
vaages Christian family, invited examine the
School.
Fo trms admission and further information address
Rev go LEWIS Sta LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
ealtiro - CO. MarvlaGd juiT-tf
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D E NJ o Y A l.
OLD AND WELL. KNOWN
p II 0 r 0 G e 4 p II G. 4 L L e r 7
JOHN II. VAIL,
FROM GO BALTIMORE STREET,

II.
FROM 63 BALTIMORE STREET.
e. TO 2l3 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, IA
Just opposite Cortan Co.'S Splendid Marble Building,
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Evc ONLY ONE ESTABLISHMENT AND M CON
%ECT!ON WITH ANY OTHER.
in thanking my old fe de and customers for very
liberal patronage bestowed for many my Od
above named large and splendid Gallery, which have
fitted in the best and most costly STYLE and where
prepared to execute all kinds ofwor pertaining to the
in the very best STYLE and in all the branches known
please.
As import my Materials DIRECT from Europe and in
very large quantities. sord liberal terms for the
quality OF work than other similar establishment
in this City And as devote undivided attention to
the Art can the best and most satisfactory
and the most prompt and polite attention
JOHN II. WALZI,
Proprietor the Southern Photographic Temple Of Art
aul36m 2l3 Baltimore streGt.
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS.-The un-
dersigned, having reAtted his Boot and Shoe Fsab
lishnent at his old taLd & BALTIMORE STREET between
Gay and Holiday streets, with increased facilities is en
bled to supply his friends and the public with
ce in the way OF fine French Calf Skin Boots Shoes and
Caters Patent Leather do do English water proof do do
Gentlemen rely my work being the latest fashion
and most improved style. Call and new
Caters also Copper and Brass Fastened Sole Boots ard
Gsiters Particular attention paid to custom work.
all respectfully solicited. P. GAHAN,
mott No Sc Baltimore st.
NOTICE.
~ We are prepared TO give CASH ADVANCES on con-
sgnments to our friends Messrs r h T. woodward Cos
Of Liverpool F. L. BRAUNS CO.,
d2O-h corner OF Cheapside and LOMBARD stfeet.
DATE DE FOIS GROIS.-A new invoice just
GEO. HOLLINS,
d312m IA N Charles street
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ss;;sss,,s.z=:777=zzs@l THIS CELEBRATED

ointment and only requires outward application morning
by the cnly salve who have been afflicted
for thirty and thought there remedy reach
PREPARED by T. W. BETTON.
Sold by all Druggists. Price so cents.
.'',,'"' COLEMAN { ROGERS
d21U Baltimore
EEUILLAN Il nAEDELET,
Il 's'CoE ER0N g g R Fl svzRAND'1
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND sGouRERs.
No. 1874 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Dive, and n,ne, a hi, n Wosn and silk eoo. n
any color also Six velvcs dyed to perfection Canton
Grape Shawls dyed Scarlet Cherry, and Crimson
Importers of new Steam process far surprising
nd r. Pa q
Silk, Velyetor Wool Plain or Embroidered without taking
and without shr9kjng Also every kind Military Goats
and Lace Curtains done up equal to NV
Spots Grease, oil, cecrea Lemonade, Punch, Cham
as taken cut fading and without
MERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY
1TA WILL FIND
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
NER IND DESIRABLE GOODS
GOLD CHAINS,
FIN JEW ELRY,
ofcvery description
AL8ATA WARE TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCES
PLATED CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED,
Garfield, BRO. & CO,
aul6-f 40 Baltimore street
HAZARD GUNPOWDER AGENCY.
II ELECTRIC.
KENTUCKY RIFLE,
AND MINING POWDER.
eannrstr kegs ard every variety package Tor sale
vat D. J. FOLEY 3 sR sc,,. iSg ..3t.t
T7HF INPRoy yzE i, - II NJ 8, ,rn
GREATEST AND BEST
THE MIRKEr
SPONGE CUP SP'a ATTACHED
Wholesale and retail hv
PETER wALTHER,
AXIS 10 W. Prattst, Baltimore
CELTZER WATER.
100 baskets pns and quarts, now landing from shir
The abOye ysrV superior srcle and fresh from the
sul6-h e7 South Charles street
| OATH BRICKS.
ID 1000 Patent Bath Bricks afoat per ship "Johu
Clark" from liverpool for sale in lots to sat purchasers
gn2s-tf SoA'g l6 : B dSRSFH Wharf.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.
| iust received by W. WHITEGOCK L co,
t7tf a. south street.
VIVIAN 4 SONS LONDON SHBATHING
The Subscriber has received the Agency oths ceiehrat
English Sheathing Metal snd has nov On hand, and
ss'''' . ''' ''1' LAMBERT Cuttings
sr2iH "a Ruehnan's
| MAUDS.
W. 20 cases Mens' and Boys TRAVELLING SHAwLs
FRICK, PHILLIPS Il CO.,
snsG sSouth Charles street
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Bloomsbury March 81, 1861.
SHERIFF,S SALES.

g(Y virtue of sundry writs of Henditioni
- Ezponds 10 me directed issued out OF the
Courl OF Commo Pleas of the county of
Columbia, Pennsylvania, will be exposed
10 public sale atihe Court House in Blooms
burg, on SATURDAY, the goth OF APRIL,
1861, al one O'Clock in The afternoon the
following described properly to witt
All thai certain tract or piece of land sill
uate in Sugarloaf township Columbia co ,
containing fifty four acres of which twenty
one acres are cleared land, bounded on the
North by lands OF Michael Beishine, on
the South by lands CT Abraham SholIz, on
the East by lands of Daniel Hess & Jesse
Hartman and on the west by land late of
Edmund Crawford, whereon is erected a
one and half story Plank dwelling house
a frame Barn and Black Smith Shop with
the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in Execution and TO be sold
as the properly of John Michler.
ALSO
AT the same time and place, all that cer-
tain tract of land situate in Su9arloaf twp,
Coismbia county bounded and described
as follows 10 wit: on The North by land Of
Richard KiIe on the Eas, by land of d. r.
I.aubach on The South by land oil Jesse
Pennington on the west By land OF John
F. Laubach containing sixty eight acres
more or less. About twenty five acres of
which is cleared land whereon is erected
one and half story Plank dwelling house
and other out buildings with The appurte-
nances
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be
sold as the property of George Moore.
ALSO
AT same time and place, all that GER
tain tract or lot of land situate in Fishing
creek township, Columbia county, bounded
and described as follows TO wit:-On the
North by land of Paul Pesler, on the East
by land OF Richard Jones, on the South by
land OF r F. Sucker, and on the West by
land OF William l.. Parks, containing Elev.
en- Acres, be The same more or less, all OF
which is cleared land, whereon are erected
a one ard half story Plank Dwelling
House, Frame Bank Barn. and othsr oul-
buildings with The appu:Ienances.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property of James B. Parks.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bloomsburg, March 27, 1861.
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Court Proclanaafiora.

UrHEREAS the Hon. Warren ]. Wood
ward, President Judge OF the Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delv.
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
and Court OF Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in the 26th Judicial District, compos.
ed OF the counties of Columbia, Sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hon. Jacob Evans and
Stephen Baidy, Associate Judges OF Colum-
bia County, have issued their ,,recept, bearing
date one thousand eighteen hundred and
sixty one, aud TO me directed for holding a
Conri of Oyer and Terminer, and General
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms,
burg, in the county of Columbia, on the first
Monday (being the 9th day. of May next,
and TO continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Coroner, the
Justices OF the Peace and Constables OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons al 10 o.
clock in the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inQuisilions and other femembran-
ces 10 do those things which TO their offices
apperain 10 be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes, TO prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in the Jail
OF said county OF Columbia, 10 be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be just. Ju-
rors are requested TO be punciual in their
attendance, agreeably 10 Their notice, dated
at Bloomsbury, The 2s day of March, in the
year OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sixiy-one. and in The eighty-fihh year
OF the Independence of the United States of
America. (God save the Commonwealth. J
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Bloomsbury March 81, 1861
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April 3d, 1861.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-10
TRAVERSE JURORS.

Bloom-James Freeze, John Leacock, L..
B. Rupert.
Beaver-Joel Bredbender, Peter Hauck.
Benion-JohD Dolly.
Catlawissa-Willlam John, Daniel Gear
han, Joseph Marz, Daniel Kreigh.
Couyngham-Isaac w. Haus, Frederick R.
WohIfarlh.
Cenire-Peter Miller.
Fishingcreek-Alben zimmerman, George
N Howell, Hugh Mcbride,
rsenwood-David Dreiblebis,
Hemlock-John NJ. Barton,
Jackson--Jobn Kessler.
Locust-Dayid Kostenbauder. George Kel.
lef, Eooch Kesler, Silas Whynn, Abra-
ham Yeager.
Maine-Wiiliam Getting.
Miflin-Solomon Eekrolh, Levi Greasy
John Michael
Mi. PIeasani--George Csvenee, Samuel
johnson.
Madison-Joseph c. Smith, Robert Johnson.
Orange--Nalban Miller.
Plne--Beniamin Wintersteen,
Scoll--Samuei Belz
Sugarloai--John M Cole.