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| WIl'ism Brindlo, Sunhury
| Michael Fersietmacher, Lower Mshonoy
| 3 Charles y Heltensiein. Coal
Jacob r Hill. McEwensville
| 10 Jonathan Klinger. Mt Carmel
| u William Kepbach, Lower Mahonoy
~ Freeman w Sober. shamobin
- John w Young. Milton
ID Henry Sharp, Mount Carmel
! s Jacob @ Beck sunhury
! G Peter Harman, Lewis
"a Henry Haas Upper Mahonoy
IL George KtIck, Shsmokin
le Andrew A Helm, Zefbe
30 Jacob HofIn, Turbut
2i David Sterrick, Northumberland
2e Philip HofT, Rush
23 John B SNYDER, Milton
% Robert Mccormick. Turbut.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Peter Keefer, Northumberland
Q Nathaniel lytel, Sen, Lower Augusta
3 Emanuel Altman, Tufbutvlle
Jacob Moury, Coal
g Henry Gillnger. Shamokin
6 Benjamin S,epp, Jackson
Cephcs Z Girin, Turbut
3 Jacob Ieisenrlng, Shnmokip
9George Whi'mer, Lower Mabonoy
10 Oliver B Hoffman, Coal
II William Started, Upper Augusta
~ John Snyder, Lower Augusta
IS Abraham Sarvis, Lower Augusta
II George II Troutman. Jordan
IS John B Snyder Lower Augusta
l6 George Shall, Mount Carmel
II Samuel Bcnpage, Chillisqusqne
ia Daniel Bloom. Lower Augusta
10 Charles Hoy, Milton
90 Henry B Latsho, jackson
81 George FORESTER, Upper Augusta
% Henry J Gaskins, Northumberland
23 William Wilson,
"a William Cherrington. Coal
25 Casper Adam Sen. Shamokin
&c Samuel McNinch, Chillsquaque
27 Silas Rumbach, Delaware
% Tobias II Caulev, Milton
% Jacob I.eisenrine. Northumberland
30 Samuel Wagner, Little Mahonoy
81 Samuel Linehach, Lewis
80 Hunter Newherry, Sunhury
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81 David Everett. Mount Carmel
35 Elias Emerich, Lower Augusta
SO William Clark, Rush
81 Daniel NJ Schwartz, Jordan
3S George Baker. Lower Augusta
80 Isaac Frederick, Chiilisquaquo
40 David N Lake, Coal
al Solomon Falck, Upper Maaonoy
42 .lohn w Basser. Sunbury
AZ Samuel Dlan. Turhut
d John Houtz, Milton
&5 farnsworth Reed, Shamokn
iG Robert { Campbell. Rush
~ Nathan Hsss, Upper Mahonoy
48 Apdrew LaAtrjy, Lewis.
PETIT JURORS.
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. John w Bucher Sudbury
8 Andrew Overpeck, Turbui
d John g Lytel, Lower Augusta
Henry Treon, Washington
6 Benjamin GcarLai,. Rush
T Joseph HoIIopeicr. Delaware
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Q William Gossler, Lower Augusta
10 Christopher Ryan, Rush
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20 John + kirc,
y Jonathan Soun'. Milton
20 George Fa,holt, Lower Augusta
% William Hon, Rush
2i Anthony Butlinger. Mount Carmel
~ Isaac Philips, Jordan
| 2f Hiram Shearer, Turhut
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STATES Politically Classified
yYXVIITH CONGRESS (ssfa chosenl Politically Classified
FREE HOMESTEADS or the Action Of Congress on trs
One.on Of granting Free Homestess to Actual Settle" o
the Public D2ns!h D, l..,',os w.. ,h,oT ~ I'm .Parpose,
-, ~ 11.yT1Hpi Az NATIONAL PLATFORM f. ,oeo
hhrTiI6V II DFWOCRATIC (Douglasl .'rF0RM f,rae6o
MMAATII0NAL DEMOCRATIC (Breet sndrs1 PLATFORM for
v.4I1oEAL IItS UNION BslD P.ArFoRM, for 1860 ..
IIECTORAL VOTE of TlIE SEVERAL STATES FOR
crcEssIoN on sourH CAEoLINA. ...
yAgIE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
nrepared AZ the Smithsonian nftiuon "pd containing inc
empernture Of the -Four Seasos and the Mean IenIeri
tuIe of tie Year at i5C Points ia North America phceJ
r,1pcTiuN ~ tps RIiuREs FROM ALL THE STATES OF
TIE UNION, carefully eohPie" 0AP''' "
TkIHpSs mE s AIS CAPITALS GOVERNORS TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, OENEhAh hhHOii''''
pofeie AR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in ls'a 1885, and 1860
epts' l2 copies for &J, 100 copies -, postage
Ii pr snress per 100 Cash orders oiiclleu r.,
Fe of TgE TRIBUNE ALMANAC can De IoI
,oso s50 i55 20 49, 80 and 90 fTce Id csH''
yepis .. Ioso, Address THE TRIBUNE. NewfoIh
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