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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-12
BARGAJNS! EARCAIySI

ID ItNFlANNN. IN IGIENINSt
tsHt,, Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
AszZy STREET opposite Fayette ST., where may
~ be found beautiful assortment of the most
iashlonible BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and a general
assortment Of Fancy articles. Also Calicoes, Nous
I'm de LANES; Lawns; Linen IidkG.; gentlemen's
stocks and Collars Suspenders and great variety of
Goods too tedious To enuRerate The public are re-
spectuily invited 10 call this New and Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices gI7- Don't forget-No. 30
GAY STREET, opposite Fayette, apl0-H
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BONNETS sELLING OFE.

The CHEAP BONNET STORE has COM
EssS~omenced selling off at reduced prices as the
<./z/ season is passing, and now offer Florence
- Blaids, Rutland Braids, Brilliants, Neapoli-
tans, plain and Lace, Gmps, MOdenas, Birds Eye.
Shell Pedal, Deven, Guted Lawn and Fancy BON
NETS, at very low prices. Childlen's Bonnets in
great variety, very cheap. Also, Leghotn and Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats Gimp do, sc. &c. at
HAYINARD'S Cheap Store,
je3O No. % Howad-st., 3D. door from Fayeue st.
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81 NJ. SHANE. TAILOR and sUUURER, No.
i \ = IL Camden street, between Charles and Light.
n. b. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice. Tar paint, sc. removed without
injury to the cloth ap2q ;}m+
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MAKE NOTICE. Wanted, at iscotti's Office,
n No. 10 Exchange Place, dry goods, groceries,
gold and silver Watches ewelry, and goods of every
description, for which will pay liberal prices. CaSi
and the very highest prices given al all times for
slaves, for life for term of years -Planers or
call. m2S
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EXCURSION! EXCURSION,

ftfFsfEs~~ b. EXCURSION! EXCURSION
lllg IAqss7,ESS The LORDS DAY SCHOOL OF
Sss.s 5;L!!LSLI THE 2nd BAPTIST CHURCH, F.
''s- = I>-1@=P., design one Lord permitiingl 10
nave an EXCURSION 10 the dcsrrvcdly popular and
pleasant place, CHESTERTOWN, on TUESDAY.
u' l3lh INST The persons engaged in getting up tins
iAcuf~Ipn nave hat special eye 10 The entertain
meat ut the moral and religious portion Of society;
consequently they VIII not have any Music on board.
without It may tee with the Choir they have scCur-
rh the services of au excellent one for the occasion
II Is the design of the committee OF arrangements to
nave HE time occupied going down and returning
Nlin Religions, Moral and Temperance Addresses
ih"E have been able to secure the services u!
Rev. j. iir1ly, Rev. Mr.. Vul0u,
Kew. Mr.. llrndrlcksOn, Mr. &. Krrucr.
The committee desire to enlarge the list of speakers
from fay to day, fast they get them. Tn" clergy
aud Temperance Lecturers generally cordially in
yteG 10 be ON hoard. They can get tickets by apply
M at any Of the Places advertised. That al may be
accommodated they have secured the excellent. com
modIous and safe steamboat POCAHONTAS. She
is supposed Ia be capable Of accommodating 1000 per
sons; the upper deck will hold 800 persons this win
afford good opportunity for all to hear the addresses
There win he a careful Pilot on board on the ocCa-
sion, 50 there need not be any fear of accidents in
iced, the committee hlttGr themselves by believing
that all will he pleased. The Boat will stut from
Light street whara 81 O'Clock and will stop al COun
~ wharf, f. r., going and returning
There Will be Confectionery Fruit, &c, on bOard
and Dinner will also be provided
{r3- TICKETS 80 CENTS EACH, children half
pce-fOr safe AT Isaac ?. Cooks; MooreS; and Kidd
& Whites Baltimore street; aud at Henry Johnson'S
William Johnson's, Bloadway, Fell's Point; and ].
Jones, cor. of Abrmarle and Pratt SIS iy9-rl5thJ
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UpASCOM ON SLAVERY. net5odi,m anfI

HDASCOM ON SLAVERY. Mcthodim Gni
he Siarerg with other matter in controversy be-
tween the North and South, being review OF the
manifesto of the majority, in reply TO the protest of
the minority of the late General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in the case of Bishop
Andrew, by H. b. Bascom, ID. D. for sale By
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoners and Blank Book manutactur-
ers, No l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
pot. iy7
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FORT DEPOSITE PASSENGERS

Passengers leave the Depot. Pratt stree:
Hs.fS2a, in the cars of the Philadelphia, Whining
EFEA4iE ton and Baltimore Railroad Company.
--k22-za-DAlLY, Except Sundays at o'clock A
NJ. Reach Havre de Grace al eleven, and then pro
coed TO Port Opposite by steamer GOSPORT, Captain
Sturgeon.
Returning, the cars leave Havre dc Grace EVERY
EVENING, at 6 O'Clock.
% Fare to Port Deposiie a. CENTS.
~ This train will allow persons having Business
at Port Deposite (and who leave Baltimore in the
morning train at oclock) 10 remain several hours a
Fort DE- pose, and return TO Baltimore the same even
ing o. Tickets must be procured at the office De.
fore entering the cars.
je27-tf A. CRAWFORD Agent
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NAIiLLiAM w, LIN, FAsnl0E.BLk gl.-s
w CUTTER and SHAVER, Moan GAYS
GentGmen's Ra2ors set at the shortest notcs ali 9
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ED AGS WANTED. 10000 lbs good mixed
MA Rags wanted for which the highest price will
be given in cash. trade of Books and Stationery,
consisting of Foolscap and Letter Paper, ruled and
plain; Bonnet Boards and Wrapping Paper; Slates
Slate Pencils; Waters; Blank Ledgers; Journals Day
Books, Sc Together with a general assortment Of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books
Primers, &c. PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers. Stationers, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Neaers, No Isl Pratt street. adjoining the
Railroad ,epot apo
EpLAeSt<e GRAPES. Just received a large as
HD sOrtment OF Black Grapes, some of which are
slight damaged, and will be sold at half price
9EALE II. RICHARDSON 4 co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
10 Ia : ioors oelow Chlyas
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" CHRONOMETER e WATCH MAKER.
MISTY No, Il SOUTH GAY s-psFr
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II AIDb ~ EAFEIt, CaDuermakor : -Irr-,
Sc a., t"dtriaN'roi Funerals n short notice iiza
0LlN W. WATTS, HOUSE JaEpEVIEs.
- fAffflE-sT" adjoining Assembly Rooms. Ia,.Ig
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Y UMBRELLAS. PARASOLS.
AND SIN sEfADFGt
FRAMES BEEHLER.
u Office. NEW AGRICULTURAL EsTAB
"a LISHMENT. by
JOHNSON y COTTINGH.lM
GIANT sI'pEE'' ,.... ~,

NItNNI > NIET. Nrur TFUt.
Who have now on hand and are daily manufacturing,
"Ricc'S Improved FANS;' Wheat Cradles Grass
SCythcs; Cutting Boxes poagha and Castings. in all
their varieties by wholesale and reta Corn shelters;
Corn Cutvatnrs iiar0ws and other smaller articles
connected with the business. All Kinds OF repairs
done to order aud with despatch, either in wood
iron work. p}- Farmers, Captains, AID the public in
general, are invited to give them a call, al the stand
lately occupied by John Il. Durding Co. Also frcs!
Fielh and GardeM SEED. in variety. ie2l-ln.A
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NATlONAL uOTEI,

J IV.FNI TO
(L.fTE HrHT1bL4E'S EAGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET,
And in the immediate vicinity of all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FWNIIlS large and com .odOuS House has recently
n been taken by the subscriber, and has undergone
"A thorough renovation. Its now NEWLY furnished
and modcrnzcd in every department, and compares
tav0rabIy with any Southern Hotel
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt atteAtion,
civlity excellent Table, in charge of capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready upon the arrival Of the diff
fcrent trains of and steamboats, served up in SUI
peror style.
The patronage of the public is most respectfully
solicited, and excrtions shall br spared upon my
part to render all who may stop at my house at home.
mo If ]. STOCKERInGE. il, PrnprlctOr.
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SILK SHIRTS ANDDRAW ERS. Large
- assortment of silk SHIFTS and Drawers; Ladies'
silk, Merno and Gotten Vests; together with an ex-
tensive assortment of HOSIERY and GLOVES, at
LOVEJOy'S. 1913 Baltimore ST.,
iy3 between Calvert and South SITS.
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d tHOiCE WINES, Liquors ~ GRO
u CERES. Old, Pale and Dark BRANDY; Peach
BRANDY; jamaica Rye WilSkHY; Holland GIN:
Madeira, Port, Sherry, Lisbon, Malaga, Champagne,
Caret and Muscat WINES, draught and in bottles;
Regala. Havana and Principe SEGARS: choice Chew
ing TOBACCO, and superior assortment of choice
Fresh Green and Black TEAS, Wine and Cider Vim
Cgar; Picking Spices; Coffee and sugar of all de
Scrptions and Family Groceries, To which the atten-
ton of Consumers is respectfully invited by
MARCUS DESISON.
No. 81 Baltimore street, between
je30 Gay and Frederick.
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LILY WHITE

HH SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA. For purifying
the blood removing eruptions from the skim this Sy-
run has no equal There is no way more certain of
promoting GENERAL HEALTH DURING SUM
MER, than by using this Syrup.
RHEUMATISM, PlMPLES, or PUSTULES on
the face scaly erupton letter. hiles, scad head stub
born ulcers or other diseases arising from impure
state of the blood or
INJUDTCIOUS USE OF MERCURY,
readily Weld to the use of this Syrup For sale by
SETH s. HANCE, lOs Baltimore street, and corner
of Charles and Pratt-ss. je25
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DLACK SILK LACE. Mrs. MCPHERSON,
Ap SO N. Howard street, has Just received from New
! York variety of patterns of Black Silk Lace. y3
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Somerset -Mchael Zimmerman
SusqnehanuO and Wyoming David
Thomas, Schuyler Fasselt
Tioga-John q Knox
Washng,on-DAniel Rider, Richard
Donaldson
Westmoreland--J M Burrell, 6 K
IIaymaker, James Clarke
Warren aud Kqyn-SoIomon M'Slrl-
well
Wayne and Pike--Rchsrd Eldred
Union and Juniala---John WCIun
JacobN Cmtcy
York-James S;arr, VIM M'Abee,
George 5 Murphy
Democrats in Roman-Whig' in Hal
ic-new Members marked thus o.
Native American thus (t
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Of visiting the schools. This duty ought TO
be regularly attended 10 II serves TO stun
ulale teachers and pupils, and II properly
reformed, viii do mole 10 advance 'he
character of our sGhous, aud the progress
nl learning. than we can well imagine. II
will shew To the teacher, Ihal the eye oi me
cammunily is upnn hIn that The business
ia which he'i vOgaged is properly apple
II be Is man OF righl ltellng
one who wishes TO deserve ~ ENJOY public
approbllion, will iucue him ,e put lofIh his
hest txeruUns lo secure II, The same eI't
feet will also be produced on The pupils
But If these gIsilalOns are neglected. me
leacher and pupils WALL all come TO Ihe con
Clusion, that no interest is lelI in their pro
sress, and vii! berome indifferent and car
less. They ought 10 be frequent, and !
would recommend the visiting committees
tlways ~ take with them lew trends, ,wln
feel an interest IN The cause OF education,
aud allow them to take part IN the examlna
tluns. This course OF proceeding wo'!d
nave a tendency To spread among the pc"
pIe know ledge ui the manner IN when
the schools ace conducted, aud prpduce a
popular feeling ~ ihelI favor. There Ii
+ erhaus nothing lh Al would stimulate Iht
teachers 81 much in ihe performance q!
l,heir duties, and excite abe emu.alIon OF the
lpupils so weIla these wsilatlors. there
fore feel tina, / canneI urge The performance
Of this dujy too strongly upoa The auen
tion of The Directors, and the public gen
orally.
The prope. management Of our pubI''
schUoIs is a subject in which every cllzeI
ont 10 feel deep nieres.,snd take an ac'IV'
part in eIevaling their character and Promo'
ing their usefulness Our sys'em ct pubic
Ilns tmclor., which Affords 10 every chlid II
the Commonwealth, wllhoutregard 10 con
dilon, the opportunity OF acquiring 'he rud'
menls Of good education, IS too highly
plzed by lhe great mass oiour clllzen''and
loo deeply seated in the affections OF 'h'
patriot & phiIanlhropisl,to be abandoned uH
Der any circumstances. Nothing, there
fore, remains but 10 improve ant
advance i, in usefulness and public favor
lunlil i, shall secure The appreciation Of lh'
entj.e community. II is, under the guld
ance o. Divine Providence, the bes, mean
of preserving our free institutions 1t send
to promote virlut; morality Il religion, with
out which we have no reason 10 hope 10
individual y, national prosperity.
Il AN gentlemen, very respectfully
Your obedenl servant,
J. MILLER, SuperIn'end' mt.
ITo the President and Board OF DIrec
lors of Bloom School District, in
! ,hs Couny Vi Columbia.
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'E NNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
SESSION 1916.
MEMBERS OF SEN.aTE.

Phila. city.-WA H. CraJb,' Charles
Gibbons.
9 PhlIa. county. John Foulkrod, Oh
ivpr F. Cornmant II. l. B nnor."
8 Mon,gomery.--- b Ste'i igpre.
4 Chester and Deleware. Nm, UtH'
iamSOn.s
S Berks, -S,muel Fegoiy.
Bucks.-Ileury Chapman.
7 Lancaster and Lebanon --Joha T.
Sanderson' II Herr Smith,
8 SchuyIklI, Carbon, Monroe and
Pike. Geo. kihn.
9 Northampton and Lehigb.-J. X.
Hrckm1n.
10 Susquehanna, Wayne aod Wyoming.
w. II. Drmmick.
IN Bradford and Tioga.-Ddniel l..
Sherwood.
~ Lycoming, Clinton and Centre
Joseph r. Quay.
l3 Luzerne aud CoiGmbia.-W m. 5.
Ross.
IA Northumberland and Dauphin. -
Bewam'n JOrdan"
Is NJ fll'n, Juniala and Uulon.-J Wa
gonSetier.F
l6 Perry and Cumberland. -Wm. B.
Anderson.
Il7 York.-Adam Ehaush.
IS Frank'iu and HIams.- WoS Cars m
Il9 Huntington aud Bed'ord.-JOhn
NOrriSOn.
20 CIesrfeId, Indiana, Cambria aoo
II ms'roug. - Vim BIeIer.
9l Wesmoreland aud Somerset. SIM
uel IiIlI.s
% Fayelle and Greene CHARLES Black.
| % Washirsroo.-E G. Creacraf,.'
| "a Allegheny and Batter -Char(es Z
SulAUun Geo DrSie,
les Beaver aud Mercer. -RcbeH DaT
rugh.
|26 Crawford and Venango.-James L
Hoover.
p E,e. Jumcs d. Dunlop," to fiji
vacancy occAsrcned by resignation o
Wm. B. X bbu.
| |2S Warren. Jefe' sou, Cl4rlon, Po''e'
and MKean -Josep l.. GhlIIs,t
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LIST OF CAUSES,

For Triols, NOvemJer Ttrm, ls45.
! Burton W WappIcs vs. John F Mann ct al
John G McCuIl ct al VS. Joseph Lomon
| Robert Moore VS. John Chester ct al
Jonathan e Pennington vs. John Chester ct
A Emm5ns vs. Vanah Rsese
6 Tobias Lhirts va Thomas MoorChcad
Peter BaIdy VS. Joseph DiChl
Peter Baldy vs David Petrikin
0 Bernard Scibcrt VS. homas McNair et al
10 David Grim ct al VS. Jacob Sawl
IL Rudolph Shuman VS. Henry Kostcnhaler
IL William LlTance vs. Abraham Klotz
l3 George Fetterman VS. John Kline
a Jesse Bowman VS. Jacob Bozard
Is Benjamin Leiber ct al VS. Stacy Margcrum
Is John D Chester VS. Isaiah cole
II Montgomery Il Simonton VS. VIM Trcgo
l8 Samuel crclgh VS. VIM Trcgo
10 Henry Tcry VS. William HcnSie
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REHABILITATION; /;
Democratic majority on joint ballot, 81

The following is the official vote for
Canal Commissioner.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Allegheny -.Aier Hiiands, Damie
McCmdy, T. j. Bisham, II. NJ
Brachenridge.
Arms rong.-FIndIey Patterson.
b d(ord. james Barns, Georgt
Cnrsluut.
Beaver. Robert M'Clelland, W0m
as MCh0Is0n.
Bcrk> ] cob Ticp, Michael Hoffman
IIenry G. SreII,r, Charles Levan.
Buller,-Jo'rph C,oss.
Buck-.-Robrr, James, Michael
Worman, VIM. NJ Armstrong,
wIord.-.Alex Power, Joseph
Gray.
Centre and CIearhlId. j 'mes Burn
side. ). WoIr i
Chesler..-Um. Price, PhiGp u
II Omas Gen. Ladley.
Co umbla. Thomas A Funston,
Cumberland--A II Van lIoH Joseph
Mrsn',
Cambria Mchuel Dim Maghehan:
DeIeware-Joan Larhin, jr,
Douphin-hlchseI Keller, JOhn C.,
KuHkeL
Erie-Lyman Robinson, Joh~ B
JOhn50n.
FranAlin-John Hewqrl John NJ
P0meroU
Foyete-R T G1IIaWay, Alex, M
HII.
G-eene-J V Boughner.
Hulingdon-AIex, Gwin, Henry J.
Paterson.
lndiana-J0ho McFdriand,
jefferson, CLARION and Venaugc-Ro.
bert Mitchell, Robtrj p Bnbrr
Lebanon-John B0SSier.
Lehigh and ECa, bon-JesSe SimueIs,
Reuben Strauss,
Luzerne-Wm Merrifeld, James 5
Campbell
Laocssrer-Joc0J G .Mumon, 1heo
n each an THOmas d McObS, Chris
Iian Bentz, Gorye M0IrisOn
Lycoming, Clinton and Potter'-A
\ Sr,uarl, Timothy Ives.
Mflin-Wm Wilson,
Monigomery-Henry Dots, Benz
Hill, Benz 7 IlalIoweIl
Mercer-Dswson Wordsworth, Tom
as PomI0y
Nprhum bcr!and-Edwsrd Y Bright
Northampton and Monroc-lfugh 81
HneIine, Go Bachmau, Peter Soy der.
Ptrry-EIeszer Own
PhiIadeIphi Grry-CharleS B WegoI
g Conner Benz Mutthiu,
7hoS c .HccL HIM " Haley
Philadelphia Coanly-.Tbomas II
Forsyth, Thomas Daily, David Bird, Fl
W West, ThOs S Ftrnon, John Kline
Joseph Eotu, John Rupert
schuy lkI!l-J'mts Taggar', Geo Boy
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PENNSYLVANIA, SIS.
.icoma.on@ea'MJbs q9!h9r7i!!H ,o( The
BY FHsACES IL. SKUNK,
GOVERNOR OF THE SAID COM.
MONWEALTH.
4 ID AIT, AM T-m1r

Ioved Camm,nwealh, demand our sin
cerest gratitude and most devon
hhahkS.
LIDO THEREFORE,, in accordance witt
nv own feelings, and 10 compliance
with the wishes of many Of my fellow
Icitlz"ns, appoint.
1hursday, Me27M Day Of Mov ncr,
as day of. THANKSGIVING Praise auc
Prayer 10 A!mighiy God, Our depen
dence on him as individuals aud as
community, is so entire, that gratitude
thanksgiving and praise are duties a
|d4IighrIul as they are obligatory. T.
IN lie as one people on a given Gay, TO-
The performance OF these duties, and
while our own affections are purified &
our hearts expanded with piety,Io know
that at the came instant our brelhrel
Throughout The whole CommonweaII,
with like feelings, and with like sGtc
ions, are pouring torh their devuur as
pruIioNs, will give so'emniry aud beau
|ly 10 the exercises, which we may hum
'oIy bope.wII be acceptable 10 Heaven,
while peace and good will on. Earth wi
be promoted.
Hence, | invite ali the people of rhi,
Commonwealth 10 appropriate the day
designatrd, az a day Of lhanksgivipg-
and recommed TO all pastors and reh
sious teachers with their people, 10 asem
Die al their usual places Of worship, and
unite in expressions ofgrstiIude 10 lb,
Great Giver Of all Good for The Bumcr
ons blessings and layors we have r,ceIv
ed al HIS hands,--n preserving 10 u,
our great civil and religious righrs--ir
granting TO us season Of health ant
pIenly-'n prospecting our lSale ant
Nallon-ln GROWING with success the
institutions. of our beloved country-lr
preserving to Us The blessings of HIS re-
veaIed wiIl--and in continuing 10 US III,
offers Of mercy through the Redeemer:
and as Cur dependence on GOD is st
entire that we have all 10 ask, and ou
nnoceoce SO lost that we have much rc
fear, 10 Supplica,e Him FOR the conlinu.
4nce Of these rich blessings 10 ourselves
lod our poseriy, and fur that meek
ness, humility and grotilude which be-
comes the recipients Of HIS oouutluI
Go3Gucss.
Gwen under my hand and the Great
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TRATERSE JURORS.

Bloom Theodore Mcdowell
Brcrcrcck----Jcs Bowman Alien NJ Gangewa
Jacob IBomboy
Fi,hingrrcek--Joh Pcoler Moses MClIcnry
John Bdstrun
Grccnwood----Aaron Reese johnson Tkcler Wn
Cox
Hemlock----Balis Applcman, sen John OH Esq
Lmcsonc----John Fulton Gideon Wertmen
Liberty y----Gecrge Boudman WiIIiamIIondrcksOn
Mahanug---- Vastne Daniel Frnzer
MOu'eur----Elljdh Miller George w WiIIitts
Milllin.---Jacob HartleI son William Autcn G B
Bowman Elisha X Brown Henry Petit Tsauh
Longaberger
Mount Plcasant----Samuc Johnson
Orange---W WiIllam Covcnhoven George Horman
Henry Wolf
Roaringcrcck- Hughes Daniel Keller Ma
han Lee John hamcr
SugorIoaE-- abraham Young
VALLEY ey----Joshua Stctlrr
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LIST OF JURORS
For NOvember Term l9i5.
GRHND JURURS

Bloom--Danicl Lee
Briercrcck--Elwood Hughes, Isaiah Salmon
Gilbert Fowler
llcmlock-John Kinney, John McReynoIds
Jackson--SoIomon Strong John Hartman
bcrty--Gco'ge Bmyer AbrahamHcndrckson
Mahoning-- Peter Rishcl Robert Rchart John
Lundy
Montour--John II Q ick John Detcrich
Mitilin--IOhn Sherman Isaiah Shnman
INSTRUMENTATION Barton Joseph Masters
benjamin Pratt
Orangc--E e Rickcts
RoaringcrccE Henry Keller David Ycager
Valley. William Kinney
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The EstateofJOHN GREASY, late q
Centre tOwnship dec'd
NOTICE is hereby given 'hat letters Of
on The above mentioned Es
late, have been granted TO the subscriber,
living in Centre township. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate payment and all these
having claims are requested TO present
hem properly authenticated to
ELIAS Grassy
MARGARET GREASY,
Administrations.
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Seal Of The State al Harrisburg, this
twenly.iirst day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eigh'
hundred and forty Eve, and Of th'
Commonwealth The sey enllelh.
By rHE GOVERNOR j. MILLER,
Sec'y cC The Commonwealth
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that have purchased at Con-
4 stable sale as the property of John Naugle,one
Nay mare and have Jeff the same in his possession
during my pleasure, and forbid any person taxing
it from him either by purchase or otherwise VITA
out my consent ,,.,,,,
THOMAS w YOUNG
September "a, lSi5--25
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to The Stockholders in the com
81 pany for erecting Bridge over the Northcas
Branch of the river Susquehanna hctwccn tn
town of Cattawssu and the mouth Of Fishingcreo
tn at the Managers have lhis day declared dlNltCn
of three per cent. on the stock of said company
for the lasl six moulhs, which will paid said
stockholders their legal representatives, at the
Treasurcrs office, Callawissa on or after the 10Th
inst.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
Treasurcr's Office, Cattawissa, Oct |, ls45
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C0itmlbia County SS.
: List of Letters.

List of Letters.
EMAINING in the Post Office, at Blooms
A6 burg, on the quarter ending Sept 3Olh 1913
VIM. Becher Elnor ihhIeps
Barholomy Crahston Mrs. Lydia Robins
Peter Cup Simon kecdy
4. r. CUMMINGS Thomas Thatcher jr.
Samuel DroOmbUre VIM IL. NlllIahS.
Isaac Kanes Mrs ]. Williams
Isaac Mabee James Young
John MCutchun
Persons calling for letters on the above list VIII
please say they are advertised.
JOHN 4, MOYER, r. p.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-22

An, exchange paper says, the eirls in sop,s-
parts Of PsnnsYlyenia ara sohardu pior hushsnds
tass they sometimes mar lavyafsanapriessr.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-22

65,00O,OOO
60.000,OO0

The population Of Europe is estimated BY
Matte Brun al 2l4,OOO,Ooo souls. Asa l. nut
down by Balbi at 4l3,s44,s00.