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q = r On Monday last, 2Olh
i = INST a.. between Channcy Besmans farm
and Burlington, a small wallet containing
thirty. five or six dollars in bank notes. togeth-
or with other papers belonging to the suDscri-
her, Any person finding the above ard leav.
ing It with James Wells, Market Master, or
with the Subscriber, shall be suitably reward
ed. SAMUEL GUrHARD.
Darlington Oct %, 1915 22-2t
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HATS. Is eases Russia. cass imere,
- silk and moiesk il hats: also, white and
bisck vo0t DO. just recd and for sale by
% 20 JIG LAuMAH
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y.,s from Merico.-The barque Eliz
M a, Philadslptia. on The 18Th,
s.even days from Havana, brings
Of The arrival at Havana OF The Eng
4 .,s,mer Avon. in four days from We, We
~ ~ With dispatches TO the Ems llsh
"a AL o. She had on board 'he sum of
= s,5, O65. destined for England, being
s - Gatherings of all the cond"c,as at both
in' ,,;.o and Vera Cruz up to the 3D. INST.
'~ '.bich day she left. She had also on
." i twenty passengers. among whom
oo''. Vanished General of Division Of
santa Annas late army, and The well
pam" awn late Minister for Foreign Affairs.
T no,auagra. He too, was among the pro.
p. ,;bed BY the Herrera party now in
s' ~rr in the capitol. M. Repub.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes, Queens
ware and Groceries.
Those wishing To purchase any Of the
above artc es would do well to ca as am
determined to sell cheap for Cash or eOum.
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To Country and City Merchants.
NEW HAT and CLIP STORE,
No lJJ Main street,
Saint Louis, No.
Saint Louis, Mo

MI " Hi INV I'll III UNU,
No 1JJ Main street,
Saint Louis. No.
INHE Subscriber has on hand, and is
daily receiving, a large and entirely fresh
stock Of GA =, Of every style and quality, 10
which he would invite the attention of dea lers
His Caps received direct from the Mann.
facturers in New York. selected with great
care for this market, and can be offered at so
small an advance on the cost Of manufacture,
as to offer great inducements to buyers Par.
ticular attention has been made to sizes, which
are uniformly .arge. His stock consists, in
part, Of the following:
Muskrat Caps.
100 doz low priced Ops cotton lined
era shape so do good silk lind
10 do good med'm do} spanish shape
80 do super doiS5 do r crown, s-in'd
81 do l. price cot.linsll0 do do fur band
Span. good shape six I'd, otter style
90 do Can'da. shape}l23 do do otter STYLE
20 do do chair on>t Is do assorted style
40 do half loop, good
Is do- Mock Fitch fur Caps cars shapes
Nutria Caps.
40 doz Spanish shape3 50 doz Spanish shape
low price super
Fur Seal Caps.
6 tor sup can da sh'pe' do super, navy sh pc
10 do do do hat do}l2 do do round crown
80 do price do do do)l0 DO do do do
10 do r crown spanish}26 do low price spanish
medium shape
Otter Caps.
10 doz No. | extra ot,eri 10 doz No. I otter
10 do medium otter is do common otter
Cloth Caps.
2i2 d'z mems chip fury 10 (" 9 fanny pick
ring w'k sh pc
81 :. . med M 10 . price Ole Bull
10 " :. fitch fur rings
NtN ring l6 . sup. ole bull fur
Gil /" :" :. fine seal rings
and otter rings 10 . = Poi sh f'r ring
6s :" - price, IS g mems PIN big
scol'p crown cloth
g." +" . sup scol so" glaz'd top fur
lop cr'nl rings
10. super. 10" i" fancy cloth
silkl'ndt TO- . super blue
| s." boys fur ring navies
10 !" glaz'd ,op| S" boys new style
fur ring (ch'pl5 12" :. fine ~ bn'd
| 10 - l." octagon ship Is 8 g g spring
Plush Caps.
doz rcd plush, sup'r; 50 doz good grey and
| articlet bla elk
do BLK do sup art 10 do medium, black
Velveteen Caps.
80 dog mems common so do boys planvev't
10 do do do $50 do do do
fur rin95 ociagon shape
| so do do common}l0 DO do fancy do
ans glazed tops}l0 do children's fancy,
10 do do good iitch} good article
| ring and dos 5 do infants turbans
| Is do do silk velvet$
Glazed Caps.
| II doz glazed caps don 80 OF common gla =ed
bic fronts, do super do
10 do medium do curtain backs
Hair Seal Caps.
$50 doz low prce plain 50 d. sup span. sh'pe
400 DO medium do {l76 do do plain do
Sealette Caps.
30 dog low prc grey $50 doz spanish shape
10 do super do 800 do opera do
IS do low price cole, 10 do mohair aud
plain siIape} sealette
! 1PThe subscriber also keeps on hand a la rye
assortment Of HM va Ell sxD9 consist
ing Of Black Coney, black Muskrat, black and
| drab nu>s;a, blaca an1 oearl Cassmere. bat X
Silk, Nutra and wool Fats, all Of which he
offers at very low prices.
IS S Il. THROCKMORTONa
/ Louis, No., Sept, 20 lS45-20-4w
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Ife0,

= Al Agency City, on the 18th inst, Lucy
SSl1iAsfrH, infant daughter Of John Beach, U
= Indian Agent.
mn. linus early gone to join the spirit of her
NY "',aef amid't the glorious company of Angels
s sN 70 that blessed Savior who has said, "Suf-
u, i. l0'is children to come unto me, and forbid
en- - 'o -A'"s WIN u
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Z I'm fACklNG.-Pork or Beef can
packed Ut the Lowest, rates and IL he
aud sIsnss, ,s aor any market, a. the packing
.N,Rinnglr f J G PEASLEY & co
NJ :, : ,aperal cash advances made on al,
ss oSas sssoR ETC P 5 co
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i3idrricn.

:, 70 the 26th ult., by H. X. Terrell, Esq.
MY. L. Bare TT, to Miss NJ. J. JOHNSON, all
ofihis county.
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N~ VA N~R M-EDo
sV.aeaf, Dry Hides, Ta.iOfC,
Butter, Eggs, etc.

For which | will pay the highest market
price. BARTON 4 DAVID
Burlington, Oct As Jefferson street
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BLANK BOOKS. &C. !. A email lot
II of well bound Ledgers. Day Books, In
diccs, business states. mems pencil books. etc,
49, = & oct 80 .Itsa9 Il KINBALLS
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nRESS GOOD s-Just reed few pieces silk
II warp alpaceas, bombaznes, cashmere de-
ceosse, Grape de laines. nous de laincs, shawls,
&c., for sale cheap by J c PARTRIDGE
n6
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NEW GOODS.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
60 Cases Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received
L and is now opening large and well
selected stock of
ROcfs and Shoes.
Consisting in part Of
Mems super calf boots
do do kip do
do water proof do
do coarse pegd do
do super sewed calf monroes
Youths and boys boots
do do kip and heavy brogans
Women's super French kid slippers and bus
kins
do sewed and pegged calf lace boots
do scwcd seal shoes
Misses slippers and buskins
do seal ties. Also, Childrcn's shoes
Of all descriptions and prices.
All of which are offered at unusually
low prices for cash or produce. By
j G BAUMAN
sep25 is Water, below Jeffefson-s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

CAGES BILIOUS PILLS. A first
" rate article for the Bilious and those who
SMuer These pills are safe and cure RENE
DIV for the headache. arrangement oil the stofn-
ach and bowels and al bilious complaints
and will always relieve Fever and sAgue, NO
family should be withoat theBif they wish to
be always healthy. For sale at p cents per
box at Isl {oct30) KlMRALL''S, enfs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

WINTER CLOTHING.
b u. LAUMAN has just reed and is
u.,, Gov opening the most superio. assert.
-, G :: Made ClotIaing
R,, unefed in This city. consisting in part Of
Sue' gray and green blanket over coats
per black and brown beaver sack and
n fancy cashmere do
by diamond cass and tweed cloth do
s,ss ana cadet mkt jeans do
fe' black and fancy cashmere pants
r.. and blue satt. do
.y yme and gray jeans do
ns'a complete assortment. =
TsHsfs, 'andefshrts, collars, etc. a..
p,cs g goods were bought by my self by the
sonos, .'soe IN The most fashionable style by
lr sas workmen IN Philadelphia. Prices
cali ,nS goods and Workmanship warranted,
no, { 'nem, rs sa J G LAUMAN
49, aas af Water street
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Z OUIII pENNt uossyi tTIIN'Is VI
GENTS WARE.

Such as Cloths. black and blue french, en-.
ghsh, german and american Cassi-
meres; T',eeeas; Satinetts; Jeans: Hard
Timee pefueteen, etc, etc. PLAN,
figured, six and satin. as yell as epery
other rariety Of peSting.
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NOTICE. The subscriber gives no.
IN tice that Francis Bridgman has Ief, his
notes and accounts in his hands for collection
and has orders that il they arc not paid imme-
d,atelv, to have them collected. ns1fs &
q $3.50 w y GEORGE PARTRIDGE
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rORN PATTERNED BEEF. The
~ subscriber wants 100 head of heavy corn
fed Beeves, eighing. GOO lbs and upwards, to
be dabvered about the LIST of .Novembera
NJ o9 ,45-20 - - 10 PARTRIDGE
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4 RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. A SPLEEN
did assortment oi Frencl, Bouquets (for
hats a beautiful article Of face overs. DO ~
net tabs, with fowersl elc. Oh hand and Tor
sale cheapby o9'4i-2o y GaaRErr & CO
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-01

Of visiting the schools. This duty Ought 10
be regularly attended to. # serves 10 slim
nIate teachers and pupils, and il properly
performed, will do mOie 10 advance the
character Of our schools, and the progress
oI learning, than we eau wei! imagine 1t
will shew 10 abe teacher, that Ahe eve Of the
community is upon him that The business
in which he'is engaged is properly apple
clated-and Vt he Is a man Of right feeling
enc who wishes TO deserve d. enjoy public
spprUb IIiOn, will lnCiIe him le put forth his
hest exeruons 10 secure IT, The same ef-
feet will also be produced on the pupils.
But if these visilaions are neglected, the
teacher and pupils will all come TO the con
tlusion, that no interest is felt in their pro
gress, and vii! become Indifferent and car
less. They ough,to be frequent, and !
would recommend the visiting committees
+lways TO take with them a few friends, W no
feel an interest in the cause OF education
and allow them to take part in the examlna
lions. This course OF proceeding void
have tendency TO spread among the peo
pie knowledge Of the manner IN which
the schools ere conducted, and produce a
popular GeeliGg IN THEFT favor. There ds
Eerhaps nothing tn 1t would stimulate the
teachers so much in The performance Of
heir duties, aud excite the emuallon of the
pupils 81 weli,as these visitatiprs. | there
fore feel that cannot urge the performance
Of this dulv too strongly upon !he atten
tion Of the Directors, and the public gen.
orally.
The proper management Of our publI'
schools is a subject in which every cluzen
ont 10 feel deep interest, ,and take an active
part in elevs,ing their character and promoI
ing their seIulness - Our system OF public
instruction, which affords to every chId N
the Common wealth. without regard to con
diuon, the opportunity Of acquiring the rudI
ments Of good education, IS too highly
priced by Ihe gteal mass ofonr citlzens.and
too deeply seated in the affections of the
patriot az philsnlhtGpist be abandoned uN
der any circumstances. Netting, there
fore, remains but 10 improve and
advance it in usefulness and public favor
until ii shall secure the appreciation of lht
entire community. 1t is, under the guild
ance Of Divine Providence, the best means
Of preserving our free institutions Ii tends
TO promote virtut; morality e. r,ligion, with
out which we have no reason TO hope for
ol national prosperity.
am gentlemen, very respectfully
Your obedent servant,
j. MILLER, Superintend, Mt.
To the President and Board OF Dlrec
iors nol Bloom School District, in
the Couny Of Columbia.
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PIE NNSYLV ANA LEGISLATURE
SESSION 1916.
MEMBERS OF SEN.aTE.

MEMBERS OF SENHTE.
Phil,. city.-WA Cro6b," Charles
GjbboRS
PnIa. county. john FoulkroI. OF
iver p. Cornmsut Il. l. B nner"
Mpn'gomery.- John B Ste,ig"re.
4 Chester and Deleware. --Wm. WIU
iamSOn"
Berks.-S'muel Fegely.
6 Bucks.-IIenry Chapman.
7 Lancaster and LeLanon ----J,ha p.
.SdnderSon" II Herr Smith,
8 SchuylkiIl, Carbon, Mouroe and
Pike. Geo Rain.
Northampton and Lehigh, j. K,
Heckmpn.
10 Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming.
w II. D mmick.
IN Bradford and Tioga. Daniel l.,
Sherwood.
l2 Lycoming, Clinton and Centre
Joseph r. quay.
l3 Luzerne aud Coinmbis.-W IN. S.
Ross.
IA Northumberland and Dauphin.- -
Benjanin JOrd0n
Is Nj i'll n, Juniala and Uuion. j. Wa.
gonseier.*
I6 Perry and Cumberland. WIN. B.
Anderson.
II York Adam E5au3h.
ISFrank' in and 3lams.- IhoS Cars N
l9 Huntington aud Bedford John
MOrriSOR
20 CIesrfeld, Indiana, Cambria and
II msroug. VIM Brgler.
81 Weslmoreland and Somerset. - Sam
uel Hill.*
22 Fayeutea and Greene CHARLES Black
% Washirgron.-E 6. Creacrafl.'
"A Allegheny and Batter -Char(es c..
.SuiiiOdn Geo. D,trSie.
25 Beaver aud Mercer, Robert Dur
r0gh.
26 Crawford and Vensngo.-James 7.
Hoover.
27 Erie. .-Jamcs ID. Duniap,* 10 al!
vacancy occaslcned by resignation Of
VIM b. X bbu.]
2S Warren, Jellerso CIArion, Potlef
AMI M'Kean -Josep l.. Ghlli,.t
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IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.

The Superintendent Of Common Schools
has addressed the following txcelFnt cir
rular to The Directors o. The different
School districts throughout the Common
wealth. The suggestions made by the
Superintendent, Iif attended to, cannot fail
to have most beneficial influence in pro
noting the selection of competent persons
as teachers. One of the great drawbacks
upon the advancement Of the syslem. has
been the evt complsined oE by the Super.
inlenden,. Fl, were removed, our Public
Schools would not only jnc:ease IN public
aavur, but would be What they are intended
to be, the 'bulwark Of oul liberties
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loved Camm Dnwealh, demand our sin
cerest agrautude and most devou
|IhaukS.
! Do THEREFORE,, in accordance with
EaY own feelings, and in complisnc,
with the wishes of many Of my fellow
|citiz'as, appoint.
Ihursdayt the eth Day Of Nou neg,
as day of THANKSGIVING Praise and
Prayer 10 Aimighy God Our depen,
dence on him as individuals and as >
community, is so entire, ,ha, gratitude
thanksgiving and praise are duties a.
delightful as they are obligatory. T.,
Iun lie ss'one people on given Gay, 70
he performance Of these duties, and,
while cur own affections are purified &
our hearts expanded with pety,,o know
ha, at the came instant our brelhre,
throughout The whole Commonwealth
with Ikeefeeljngs, and with like al, c
lions, are pouring torIh their devout az,
piralioNs, will give solemnily and beau
ry 10 the exeI clses, which we may hum
oIy hope will be acceptable to Heaven,
while peace and good will on Earth wi
be promoted.
hencey | invite all The people of lhi,
CommopweaIth 10 appropriate the ds,
designated, as day OF thanksgiving
md recommedio all pastors and reh
sous teachers with their people, 10 asr m
BILE al their usual places Of wor ship, anc
unite in expressions Of gratitude 10 lh,
IGrea, GiVer Of all Good for The numer
Gus blessings and favors we have recelv
I'd atlirs hands-in preserving 10 u,
our great civil and religious righrs--ir
lgrsnupg TO Us a season Of health an,
Ip!enly-'n prospecting our State an,
Na,lon~-la crownlng with success tn,
institutions Of our beloved country-lr
preserving to us 'he blessings of His re
veaIed.will-snd in,conlinulng 10 us tn
oilers ohmeIcy through The Redeemer
; and as our depcndeEce on,Go0 is $,
entire that we have all 10 ask, and ou
'nnocence lost ,hal,weahOve much T.
fear, 70 suppIicaNe>Hm for Ahe conlnu
'nre oilhe,e rich blessings 10 oursevt
ind our tos'eli'y, and for that mee k
ness, hhmiIty end g'atHude which be
'om's,the cH'ienls Of NHls bounllfu
Go )GuCss,
IGvt uLdtr my hand and the Greg
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TRfTERSE JURORS.

Bloom Theodore Mcdowell
Biiercreek--Jes e Bowman Allen NJ Gangcwar
Jacob tBonbuy
FishingCreek----Joh Pcoler Moses McHcnry
John Bastran
Greenwood--Aaron Reese Johnson Ikeler Wn
Cox
Hemlock---Bas Appleman, sen John Oil Esq
Limestone---John Fulton Gideon Wcrtmen
Liberty y--GeergeBoudmnn William II HendrIcksor
Neutrality-suspicious. Vastine Daniel Frazer
Monteur----Eliiah Miller George w Willitts
Miflin----Jacob Hart2e sen William Autcn G b
Bowman Elisha r Brown Henry Petit Isaiu
Longaberger
Mount Pleasant----Sanuel Johnson
William Covenhoven George Harmar
Henry Wolf
Roaingcreck----lohn Hughes Daniel Keller Ma
han Lee John hamer
Sugoroaf--- Abraham Young
Valley----I0shua Stetler
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LIST OF JURORS
For Novcmber Term lSl5.
GRIND Jurors

Bloom Daniel Lee
Briercrcek-- Elwood Hughes, Isaiah Salmon
Gilbert Fowler
liemIock--John Kinney, John McRcynolds
Jackson--Soomon Strong John Hartman
Iii bcrty--Geoge Bilmycr AbrahamlI endrckson
Mahoning-- Peter RishcI Robert Richart John
Lundy
Montour--John II q ick John Dieterich
Mihlr--John sherman Isaiah Shnman
Madison--AJraham Barton Joseph Master,
Benjamin Pratt
Orangc--E Rckets
Roarngcrecl Henry Keller David Ycager
Valley William Kinney
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATiNE rs.
Adams. John Brough,
Allegheny -.9ier. Hiiands, Daniel
McCurdy, r. j. Bisham, II. NJ
breckenridge.
Arms rong. g.-Findley Paterson.
B dford. james Blrns, Georgr
Chtstuut.
Beaver. -2ober, M'Clellard, 7Hom.
as Nchols0n.
b, rks J cob Tice, Michael Hoffman =,
Henry G. SrprI,r, Charles Levan.
Butrr,-Joseph Cross.
Bu1k..- Rubert James, Michael
Worman, Wm. NJ Armstrong.
CARBOHYDRATES. Power, Joseph
Gray.
Centre and Cearh.ld. d.-James Burn
side. ), Worr n
Chester ..-Wm. Price, PhiHp ID
II onas Gen. Lodley.
Co umbla. Il homss A Funslon,
Cumberlaud-A ii Van Hotf, Joseph
Mesn.,
Csmbra- Mchael Dan Moghehon:
Deleware-JOhn L0rkin, jr,
d uphin-Mchael Keller, JOhn e..
Kunkei,
Ere-Lyman Robinson, John B
Johnson.
Franklin-John Hewart John NJ
POmercy,
Fsye,e-RT T G,lIaway, Alex, Nj
HilI.
'eene-J V Boughner.
Hu,ingdon-Alex, Gwin, Henry |.
Paterson,
lndiana-John McFarl0nd,
Jtherson, CLARION and Venango--Ro.
bert Mitchell, Robcrl P B,rb,r
Lebanon-John BuSSier.
Lehigh sndlCs, bon-Jesse Slmuels,
Reuben Strauss,
Luzcrue-W N Merrifeld, James S
Campbell
Lancas,er-JncoJ G .Shum0n, Thee
u COch an Hom0s ID JacObS, Chris
lian Bentz, q, rye M0rrisOn
LyComing, Clinton and Potler--A
\ S''rart, Timothy Ives.
NJ flln-Wm WiIsous
Mon'gomNry-Henry DOTS, Benz
IIll, Benz + HalloweIl
Mercer-Dawson Wadsworth, Tom
as P0mroy
Norhum b, b,rland-Edwsrd Y Bright
Northampton and Monroe-Hugh b
IiIneline, Geo Bschman, Peter Soy der.
Perry Eleszor Own
Philadelphi Gi'y-Charies~B Tego
Thomas g Conner Benz Matthias
1hOS C Steel, HIM " Haley
Philadelphia Coun'y-.Thomas II
Forsyth, ,|rhomas,Dsly, David Bird, +
wv West, Thos 5 Ftrnon, John Kline
Joseph Eneu, John Rupert
Schuylklll-Jsmcs Toggar', Geo Boy
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LIST OF CAUSES,

For Triais, November Ttrnl, l845.
l Burton w Wapples VS. John + Mann ct al
2 john & Mccall ct al VS. Joseph Ismon
| Robert Moore VS. John Chester ct al
4 Jonathan c Pennington vs. John Chester ct a
A Emmons VS. Vaniah Rsese
Tobias Lhrts va Thomas Moorehcad
Peter Badly vs. Joseph Dichl
Peter Badly VS. David Petrikin
Bernard SeibcH VS. Thomas McNair ct al
10 David Grim ct al VS. Jacob Sawl
II Rudolph Shuman VS. Henry kostCnhaler
- William LlIance VS. Abraham KlotZ
l3 George Fetterman VS. John Kline
a Jesse Bowman VS. Jacob Bozard
IS Benjamin Leiber ct al VS. Stacy Margerum
lG John ID Chester vs. Isaiah cole
II Montgomery & Simonton vs. VIM Trego
ls Samuel cregh VS. Vim Trego
10 Henry Tery vsWilliam Hcnrie
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Seal Of The Ssto al Harrisburg, this
,wenly'fir't day of October. in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eigh'
hundred sni forty Eve, and Of the
Comm onwealth The seventeen.
By THE GOVERNOR. j. MILLER,
Sec'y of the Comm moR,eeuUh
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The Estate of JOHN GREASY, late Of
Centre Township dec'd
NOTICE is hereby given TIA, letters Of
administration on he above mentioned Es
tate, have been granted 10 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 10 preSeul
Them properly authenticated to
ELIAS Grassy
MARGARET GREASY,
Administrators.
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List of Letters.
NOT ICE

n S hereby given that have purchased at Con-
N stable sale as the property of John Nauglc,ono
bay mare and have lch the same in his possession
during my pleasure, and forbid any person taking
it from him either by purchase otherwise with
out my consent
THOMAS w YOUNG
September 81, lS45--25
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Somerset - Michael Zimmerman
Susquehanua and Wyoming David
Thomas, Schuyler Fssselt
Tiogq-Johu G Knox
Washington Daniel Rider, Richard
Donaldson
Westmoreand-j NJ Burrel|, G II
Haymaker, james Clarke
Warren and KNn-Soomon M'Srl-
well
Wayne and Pike-Richard Eldred
Union and Juniala-John W unl
Jacob " Cur/fy
York-Jsmes S;srr, Wm M'Abee,
George 5 Murphy
Democrats in R,man--Whiga in Hai
c-new Members marked thus (f)-
Native American thus (f)
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NOTICE

NJ lCE
II S hereby given to Ihe Stockholders in the ccm
"A pany for erecting Bridge over the Northcas
Branch of the river Susquehanna lclweCn iii
town of Cattawissu and the mouth OF Fishiurcr,c
th at the Managers have this day docarod diVitrn
of three per cent on tie Stock of said company
for the lasl six months which will paid sal!
stockholders or their legal representatives., at the
Trcasurers Office, Catlawissa ,on or after the 9Th
inst.
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
TreasurcI'S Office, Catawissa, Oct |, lS45
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RECAPITULATlON;

Democratic majority on joint ballot, 81.
5sesan...ussz.s1fss-
The following is the official vote for
Canal Commissioner.