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From the Ohio Wa.chman,
WOMAN.
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Woman who art thou 2 say who can .
Or art thou bliss or curse to man ?
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Woman what att thou ? say who dare?
A rt, a ornide 4s 3 ot arva pei]
Ar thou Heaveu’s guide or folly’s snare :
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When man was lone, he then was pure—
Had stainless joy, for then no lure
Of guilty passions bar’d his way
To Heaven and its felicity.
Then woman came with angel air
We hep'd to pi ide our solitude,
“But ah ! she or nl pois’d a spare
To keep us fiom our rectitude,
Dazzling she came In beauty ’s mould,
Too {cavenly thought for human ;
las ! the event has sadly told
Ihat she was only— Woman.
There's not a groan of pale discase=~
There's not a shriek of paliie—
There’s not a sigh that sorrow heaves,
Or aught that doth complain—
Nor bitter penetential tear—-
Not anguish of remorse—
Nor the last agony of fear
And pain that ends our course,
Of which fell woman's not the source.
LOVE LADY.
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Pennsylvania Intelligencer.
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THI subscriber hay ving purchased, from
Peacock the esiablishment of the Har-
burgh Republican,” pr aposes t ocontinue
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ris
the publication of a paper from the sarfic
office, under the above title in the following
wanner, aud on the Hoye conditions.
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cellanesus literature; in which shall be
inserted, original and selected essays, on
morals, religion, arts, sciences, agriculture
apd care of taste, under the head of « Ze
Parcenery,” being ¢ a joint tenure or inher-
itanc and
Te « The Parcenery,” we
attention of the
ey” of all matters, except politics
advertisements,
shail endeavor to draw the
contribute
Ladies—and hope they will
much to its iuterest, by the dulcet charms
of their erichanting labors.
COAMDITIOANS
1st. Subscriptions shall be Three Dollars
a year, wholly in advance, from distant sub
scribers ; and half yearly in advauce from
those in the borough of Harrisburg and itg
vicinity.
2d. For six months, including the ses-
sion of the Legislature, Two Dollars to be
paid at the time of subscribing.
3d. For the session only, One Dollar and
Ffty cents, to be paid at subscribing.
4.h. Advertisements, of all descriptions,
by associations, companies cr individvals,
One Dollar a square, if not inserted more
than three times ; if more than three inser
uions, 25 cents a square for every insertion
after the third. Less than three insertions)
the same as three.
5th, "The Pennsylvania Intelligencer shall
be commenced about the lst December.
and subscribers to the « Harrisburg Repub-
lican,” will be considered as engaged to
this paper, unless notice to the contrary be
given by the 10th of that montis.
6th. Letters on business relating to the
office, and communications for the pape:
must be post-paid, or they will not be al.
tended to.
*«F Subscribers should desi the
the
signhate
ume they subscribe for——whetlier lor
The mnsvivania Intelligencer shall be
i he enng
publish ed twice a week, during the sittings
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neatly execut eda)
of the Legislature, and once a week the re-
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mainder of the year; to be
er-royval sheet.
contain a
During
succinct
on a handsome sup
the sessions, ‘it~
sketch of the proceedin
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sliail
gs of the Legislature
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from day to dav, and speeches of menibers
occasionally ; aud, generally, through the
whole yearn, it shall contain a summary of
futeliigence from every county in the state,
and every state in the Union ; an intelligent
sccord of the proceedings m congress, when
in session ; with such selections from for
ill keep the reader in pos
laa
eign papers, as w
acssion of an interesting chain of the pass.
ing events in Europe, The speeches of
or fifieen years, the Mayor of Philade clphia!
the President, and of all the several govern= |
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ons, in every county, 1
ors, shall be inserted through the year; th
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gross returns of ele
and appoiritment of cMicers, when attaina-
ble.
al one, devoted to the best interests of the
preople, on the republican principles which
the editor is known to profess and a
Ic shall not de
sonal squabbles, with its
This paper shall be a decided politic-
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scend to little, vulgar, per:
fellow prints ; yet
the offic ‘ial CO! 1d inct of
ba
€1rrors
ublic officers, shali |
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Iorilay nn
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scrutin'zed with av yan eir |
fearl
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it eye
posed
“ily
essly wx
go we it,
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servile sycophancy on the one part, and an |
shall requ Avouding a
Tf upon decorum, on|
the other, it 18 Intended. that this paper, bri
immutable
ples 5 of truth and justice, and by
2 stric a Niotenee to the ¢ princi
blished!
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of demeanor, worthy of a paper, pub
at the seat of government of one of the old
table
st, and most respectable states in the Union
for itself that
respect. In shor
sen for a model, that em-
i establish a characrer
even its enemies shall
¥he editor has cho
ment and reputable print, the « ANational
Intelligencer,” and he is determined, as far}'
as his abilities will ¢
to the
the United
mus
0, to make Ais paper
to
ates—one exception however
state of Pers toscia, what that is
$
tbe claimed, for the firesent (—that pa-
per is in favor with the administration of
the nation—t4is will not be so, with respect
¢O the state, until a change takes place.
& price current, price of stocks, and
¢uurse of exchange, shall be published
weekly.
have | been collec
a diguity | %
year, for siz monthe, or for the session only.
B= Punters who wish to exchange
are vespectfolly requested toinsert this pro-
posal, a few times.
C. MOWRY.
November 13, 1820.
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niformation.
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FROM recent discoveries and*frequ
information received within the last twe vel
binks it his duty to apprize his fellow cit-|
zens within the United States, that there
has been, for at least that period, a number |
of foreigners, of good address, but of base |
and depraved princ ples, who have visited |
our country with forged credentials, coun. |
recommendatious, and spurious |
These so
of deception have traversed the country in|
terfeit
statements of alledged Insses,
ns|
thei
Let
almost every direction, exhibiting ir false!
documents for the purpose of obtaining |
money for the
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ade
stensible object of rede
mg some of their near relatives from Alge. |
rine Slavery,
others to rebaild churches
destroyed by 3 'e or earthquakes, to assis"
distressed vi whose all had been
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whonevel ‘the Swept away Se some sad Catastrophe, or Io) valiy the beginning of October ;
for |
the
remuaerate SSCS iat tely gusta: ned by
pirates on ocean. “Thousands of dollar |
cted in this way from the!
tile su ect-
{abi ications
charitable and humane, who iit
ing t was a
;ot up, supported by forg
he proc
among a |
tt e }
whole base
ty
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and fraud and
ceeds solely appli
fed to and divided
arge ga raerated villians:
ng Ci CON
‘rom a seurc
> that can be relied on, they
rendezvous in this city, from
vhich they issue on their depredat ory ex
they have a
cursions, and after being absent from three
to twelve months and sometimes longer,
they return with their spoil. |
It 1s believed by sone persons w
acquai
who are
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eighteen thousand doliai's have been carried |
to Europe by several of the different in
nals who have been
ed with the system, that from six to]
divid-
ged in these dis-
cnga
honest schemas,
This exhibit is published in order to put
the unwary on their guar and to caution
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them against placing
] any confidence in doc-
uments that may be banded to them clothed
Que page a week shall be devoted to mis-
with all the apparent formality of consular
{the persons who apprehended hig $30,
certificates, seals and signatures, as well as
ithe names of other highly respectable char-
acters, as itis fully believed, that scarcely in
a single instance are they genuine or been
honestly obuained.
The undersigned has just been credita-
bly informed, that, within a short time past
‘ten additional recruits to the corps have
arrived at this port irom Europe, and after
being furnished in this city with forged
documents. Lior, bye the bye, they are all
it is believed manutactured here,) they
started to the westward in company with
twelve or fourteen other men who have
been engaged in the above practice for some
time past. It is tobe hoped that the Ma.
gistrates and other Civil Odlicers, where
they make their appearance will apprehend
ihem, and if judicious measures are adopt.
ed there is little doubt but they soon will
disclose the whole pian.
ROBLRT WHARTON, Mayor,’
Mayors office, Philad. Nov. 25,1820,
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The Print
render an essential benefit to the cotnmuni.
ers in the United States would’
.y by giving the above ofic or more inser-
ions in their respective papers, and by re
peating the same for a few times {or twelve
months, when there is a dearth of news.
OAR JVION.,
"HE Subscriber lost sometime in the
Ai of October 1819, a BOND, dated
31st December 1816,
I"terst, on the 1st day of Oct.
payable by Samuel
1819, for
tak-
fag an assignment on seid Bond, fiom any
[25. She cautions all perscns from
person whatever : payment has been
Ann Kirk.
December 2nd 1820.
stopped.
rai
{ REWARD,
The Subscriber will give the above re-
ward and all reasonable charges, for ap.
prehending and delivering to Michael
| Clay, esq. near Ephrata, Lancaster coun-
7 a mah named
John
aged about 4
Miller,
years—5 feet ten or 11]
pinches high, dark hair and eyes. He ran-
TJ
awny {rom his family some time in Janu.
ary last, leaving a wile and nine small
{children ; he is a Cooper and Miller by
{trade took with him a large sum of mon.
ey, and 8 number of papers belonging to
|the subscriber. Said Miller wos married
to my daughter and had nine children :
(Ile forged a check on the Reading Bank
and received the money for it.
SARAH SPANSLER.
December 2, 1820.
N. B. He was apprehended in Penns |!
fie pa id |
snd told them ht was not the man, on
|got clear.
CAUTION.
THE subscriber cautions all persons
in arrears for Rent, and who are bound
‘or it by Bond or Mortgage, or ether-
wise ; for the stone building standing on
Nine top of the Lill above the court house,
in the Borough of Bellefonte, commonly
cailed Greer’s house ; not to pay the
same to the children of John Gree r,deceas”
ed : as the subscriber is the legal owner
of one moicty, or half part of said house
and let, and is entitled to one half of the
rent thereof.
James Greer.
Lebanon co. Pa. Nov. 14, 1820.
BLANKS
: EOR SALE AT THIS QITICEK.
&
Fulling and Dye: ng.
Seer
—
formsithe public, that his yew
Fulling Mill,
at Potter’s mills, Potter township, will yg
in operation by the 15th of Feb,
when he will re ceive
CLOT H
jor fulling and dyeing, at the followin
g
At the store of Hamilwon
at the milf of Mat.
thew Woods, Psnnsvalley ; at the st
places, viz,
{Tumes, Jellefonte ;
ore
f Keen and VW ilhei
of seen and Wasson, Milheim ; Duncan
r ) 0
and Forster, Aaron: burg, and at Brown’s
Rille art Xr TT} 2a r
Mills and Wm. 1 aompson’s tavern, Kish
¥ 5 to which pluces regs
pectively it will be returned when fig ish,
d,
so 1¥
coqutl:a% valle
-
~
James Potier,
Potter's Mills, Oct. 31,
N. B.
ed to affix to #t their nas
1820;
Persons leaving « cloth, are degipa
written
direction of the manner of dressing, &c
sing, &c.
nes, WW ‘ith
1'o be sold at private Sale,
IN pursuanoe of the last will and tes
iament of Thomas MCaimont, Feq. late
of Walker townsh deceasedy Will be
ip
wv
sold by
between thirty and forty of which are
173 "m
clears d, adjoint:
iar Q
® 1ands of James Sterrett,
For terms apply to,
-3 ray We
Francis MEw ‘en,
William Smyth,
Executor
snd others.
And bl,
tee
1§
st tray Colt.
SUNDAY the 281,
strayed away from the
320.
day of May last
Subscriber, Itving
in Lawrence township, in the county of
Clearfield, en iron grey, two years old,
Mare Colt,
more black than grey, with a white stripe
in its face—tall ofits age, has a very long
tall anda small eye. Whoever can find
the above described Colt, and gives me
that I can it
shall have FIVE dollers rew ard, a
x
information so et again,
nd alj
reasonable charges paid.
GERHARD PHILIP
December 2nd 1820.
NOTIC
ALL
P GULICH.
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in
persons
Lewis stown ¢
€
holding st
» Kishacoq
las ny Road,
that have not paid the amount of stock
held by them, are requested to pay the
the
Aes br
UCK
.
1
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$
1i-
ir
a
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Tq
na
{same on or before the 15th day of Janwa-
ry next, othersise suits wiil
i for the bulance due.
1 By order of the Board,
GEO. M’CLELLAND, Treasurer.
Dec. 2, 1820-
B57 Stockholders res;
«Oi
be brought
iding in Centr®
County are requested to pay their stock
to W. W. Potter, esq. and take his re
cept, 5
TO PRINTERS
The establishment of the
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¢« Bellefonte Patriot, :
Is offered for S This establishment
holds forth many advantages ; and will ame
ale.
| ply recompence any one Who can des his
For
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time and attention to the sa
app
me. terms
t paid,
ly by letter, pc fo
. BRIN DLE.
February 16th ze
PRINT N NG.
Handbills, Cards, Mac gist te
N > Bl inks
Deeds, Bonds, &c. neatly printed, at the
{shortest notice, at this office.
The subscriber most respectfully igs v