' I'Hl'TII Vk t I'tKICT H .II
sitc:i tiT, tnrTr.vuait so, iis
C VNAL COMMISSIONER.
TANKS IUTIIXS.
IIKJKOVM TICKET.
SE.VT OF JUSTICE.
TO BLOOIttSBURG.
ASS12MRI.Y.
Xlioiuat A E'linstoii.
.ntOTUONOTAUY.
Jacob i:r.iiLV.
i:C?lSTEU AND RECOUDEK.
1I1AULCS CO.WUK.
TREASURER.
CItaiirti T Maim
COMMISSIONER.
Tetcr Unt
AUDITOR.
VHI I in in Cole
,-7Prifn(ls of Removal, we warn you
againm (he old trick of your enemies. Tliey
do not vemurfl to nominate a t i f k n l of iheir
own, knowing thair weakness, bul ihej
will attempt to 'break into our lanka by in
ducing Removal ixrn.rfalor pretended, to
run as volooleeri. Shall they lueceed with
this trickf There it no aafcty, except in
8itpptrttiig the whole ticket, put in nomina
lion by the County Convention: and we
hope iht no friend of tlie question will
throw away aainglo vote on an irregular
candidate. It i necessary that the public
cflicen, who will have the doty of carrying
out the will of the peoplv, in perfecting tb
Removal, should be the stern friends of thai
measure of justice. If they are not, no om
can foretel the consequences, the will of the
people may be disregarded or delayed, am!
the measure receive a deadly stab from it
pretended frienda. Let no one then, b
persuaded from his integrity at this junctun
when every thing depends upon finunes
aiT position. The sky is clear, let no clou'
darken it; and may we move on harmoni
ously unite J in every thins, to a victor)
that shall be derisive and final!
Trom all parts of the county, we con
linue to hear the most cheering news ol
1he prospects of not only carrying the Ke
oioval Dill, but of electing tho whole ticket,
by a tremendous majority, Bul the friends
of the question must not be inactive, lor
they have 4wily foes to contend with, and
although they now appear to be asleep,they
tsre making use of all the secret stratagems
that thfiV can devise to defeat the question
Not dsring publicly to bring op an anti-re-tuoval
candidate for any office, t)iey are firm
seeking candidate! in the removal interesi
with the hopes of dividing our voles, thai
they raiy on the eve of the election tall)
their forces and slip in their, own candidates
between We appeal to the friends of Re
nioval to disappoint them, by being firm
ur.d united. Remember that this e.eciion
deeides 'he controversy, and rcmembcr,ioo
that UMTEI) WE STAND, DIVIDED
WE FALL."
ARE YOU ASSESSED!
The lime is fast approaching when it is
necessary for a. I who desire to cxetcin'
tho iuviluable right ol suffrage, to examine
the assessment in his ward or township, am!
ee lhal his name has not been omi ted. I
should be remembered, that if yon have noi
been afsessrd, nt lentil ti n pays before the
ne xt election, ami have mil piid a State or
Cuvn'ij t-.m w'ahiu two Ji'irs past, yon
run not vuc.
Let ft. ry one then, imke it his csj cu
husiticsr, iii tsiiiir.e the essisanieiii in (. r
nnn, rc ihii i-is ns no is itis.'M'-d Tl.i
duly iu.T in: performed on 01 before Sauir
ihv, il.i i h of CKtotcr. Af tr thai daw
. i! ;(' be tvt lu! 6.
A LIBEL.
t? V: uni briile groom his ii'Sti'iiU'i!
n siit for libel, against I ho editor of a pi
per io tlie inteiior of N w Yoi k, becau e
lo tlie announcement of his niarriag
was attached a piece ofpoe'iy. wMiiu
l:im all scrls of 'connubial blisses.'
DEATH WAURAJVT.
Tin: Goveiner of Pennsylvania Ins
if led his warrant for the execution nf
)hiz Hyd, convicted of murder io
thfsUr Co., io he carried into f rject on
J'l'wLy, 'st u .Vjyeoiltr next. j
LirZEItXE COUNTY TICKET.
The DiMiiocrat! of Luzerne Cuunty.havr
nmiiiuaied Win. Mfrririilil and James S.
Csniphi II fur the Legislature. Harris Jen
sins; Register Si Rot-order, Jaliu Jjhnsien
fr.'smirsr, Philip Meixedl, Commissioner,
ml Christian Beitela, Auditor. Antony
nher resolutimis, (lie Convention passed
(he following.
H-solfed, Trnl Chirlea R. Bucks
iw,(providfiI Columbia County concurs)
is the Senatorial Delegate, to represent
hij Senatorial District io the convention
io nominate i Canal Commissioner, on
he 4'h of Mirch next; and that Will,
am Meriifield and Jmt S. Campbell
be Representative Delegate! from this
eouu'y.
II - J '-'SI
COMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE
Briiircreek Benj. S. Gilmore, J.icob
(lirton, Nathtn Sitely.
Bloom Siewart Peaice, John K. Groti
W. S Thoinpson.
Centre Solomon Newhard Isaao Low
Isaiah Salmon.
Citlawissa Juhn Sharpless, Isaao S
Monroe, Abraham Ludwig.
Derry Neal McCy,John F. Derr.John
Ciawford jr.
Franklin George Mears, Peter Kline
Peter Dolman.
Fishingcreek Harmon Labor, Daniel
Peeler; A. N. Kline.
Greenwood Nicholas Kindt, Juhn Rob
bins, Geo. W. Morris.
Hemlock J. Pursell, Isaac Leidy.Thos
Vandersliee
Jackson J- F. Knouse, Dan'l Poust
Chester Smith.
Limestone Judge Oiks, William S
Davis, Frederick McBride.
Liberty John Martin. L. P. Siineman
VIoses Siecker.
Madison Jacob Demoit, Caleb Thomas
.evi Bisel.
Mahoning Iram Derr, Elias Menden
hall.
Monlner George II. Williig, Juhn Die
erich, Leonard Lazarus;
Ml. Pleasant William Howell, John
lluckel, Andrew Jaroby.
Maine Isniah Shuman, John Gmvei
John Fisher.
Mifllin Samuel Creasy, Marshal G.
Kinney. John Keller jr.
Orange Isaac Kline, G' W. Loll, John
B. Edgar.
Paxton Christian Shuman, Conrad
Jredbender, Adam Michael.
Ruaringcieek Michael R llower, E
G. Priee, Amzi Brown
Sugarloaf Henry Hess, Isaiah Cole,
Abraham Young.
Valley William Blue.
The Standing Committee, nppoint th
foregoing committees of Vigilance in the sev
eral townships, in puruanee nf a resolution
ptssfd ly the Ri moval Ctmvrniion on iht
3'h inst. The -Committee of Vigilanci
will see In the atiendanee nf voters on the
lay of election, and uniil that time, supph
die people of their seveial townshios will
correct informaiiun upon the Removal
Question, &c.
Sept. 10ih. 1815.
C. R. BUCK ALE v.
T. J. HU rCHISON.
WM. J' IKELER.
MICHAEL R. I10WER.
M. E. JACKSON.
Standing Committee
Hesy C. Ever. The editors of tin
Democratic Union, hsve neglected lo men
lion in their proceedings.of th) ('anal Corn
nissiuners Convention, thai Heniy C
Eyer had bem nominated and that In
name was withdrawn before the ballot ling
eoniiuenced.Mr. Burns, Mr. Painter & Mr,
Ever, were ihe thrte prominent candidates
Mr Eyer would have had a strong vou
m: the liist b-dlot, aliliough ' he hi
Hxrried himself but little lo secure his nom
iiiation Ilia friends evidently held tlo
balance t'f power in their hand, bul wei
alt, vviiltoul a tingle exception, hUo il.i
iriends uf Mf. Burns, and widi the consn
IMr. Eyer, wisely coiwenirated t'ei'
whole force upon Art Burns at first, v. hii i
icciired his nomination on the second bul
lot. It is but just io Mr. Eyer to make
ihis siat?menl thai his frienda may know
why his name did not appear in the ballon
mgs. iiunbury American.
Gl'N. JACKSON'y COAT.
The eoi.t worn by Gen. Jackson at th
liaiile of New Orleans liaj been piesenieil
to the National Insiiiuic by Gent Thoina.
I. Bradley, in behalf uf porlinn nf ih
eiuz'Mis of Tennessee, with a reipiest thai
it have a place by the side of ihe one worn
by the father of our rouiimin couu'ry
Geiural Geojge 'Wbshingion.
0 FFI C I A L. I N TE R ESTLN 0.
Information from (loniial Tsylur's head
juariers at Corpus Chrisii. has been re.
ee.ved as Isio as to the 30m of August.
Sin. his luii ,U.,h i..
I.. , ., . 1
he 7th regimenl of infantry have arrived
it his camp. The General speaks in com
aendatcry terms of the battalion of artil
lery froui New Orleans.under ihe command
if J.jur Galley.
The gallant Teans ire determined to
In thsir duty in defence of their Siaie
President Jones has notified General Tay
lor that he has taken preparatory steps to
organize one thousand men fot service, if ne
ersssry. General Taylor lias communicated to
Gaines his wish r.oi to have any more mi
litia force sent from New Orlesus lo him,
lot apprehending thai there will be any oc
asion for their services lie slates that
there is no news from Rio Grande Some
i lie rumors are riccasioirilly brought in
from that quaiier, bul the accurate iufurma
ion he possesses so entirely discredits;
hem. that he does not think them entitled'
o repetition. Union.
FATHER MILLER'S APOLOGY
Father Miller has published an ad
Irtss or apology in relation to his doc
trines coocernin the end of ihe world.
He admits his mistake as to time, hut
.ays he was actuated by pure moiives
ilso, that sinco he Was wrung as lo lime
in can only live in expectation of the
vent. He concludes thi.-:
'For my indiscretions and errors, I ask
,iardon, and all who have spoksn evil of
ne wiihoul cause, 1 fieelv forgive. Mv
abors are priori pally fntled. 1 shall leave
r ' J ' c.
'o my younger breiheren the task of con-counly be nol lVfr beture the see
teudingfor the iruth. Maiiy years I toiled ond Tuesday in Jatuary in each yea.
done; God has now raised those who will
fill my place. I shall no cease to pri.y for,Cie ll,e amount Koiaining unpaid, all. i
he spread of truih.'
Another. A leading Milerite,of Port
land, Me,, has confessed his errors and a
tiamloned the ridiculous imposture '
The Tiue f .nerijan newspaper.which
was removed by a mob, from Lexirg-
ion to Cincinnati, it appears by a letter
rom ihe publisher, is not to he publish
-. again, .13 he has returned a remilia nee
'or the subscription. Mr. C. M. Clay is
ecoveiing from his indisposition.
!!
Willi im Wneeler, one. of the ring
leaders of ihe gang of negroes, who re.
ently left Charles county, Md , ha
leen tried by ihe Coarles counly, Couii
tow in aessijn, on an indictment for
insurrection, and found guilty. The
lunishrnenl is death. One of his ac
complices is on trial for Ihe same of-
encc.
The Maysville U gle announces the
leath of ihe R.v. John Collin-, of the
M. E. Church, aged 77eais. He va
1 preacher for iimre than half a ct ntuiy.
fiavirg commenced his labois in 1776,
10 New Jersey, front whence he rem iv
d lo Ohio in 1S02.
THE WAR FEVER.
The Alexandria G 2-ii te says; Il is
id milled now, on all hands, ihai there
has b en more bomba.ii, lus, fusum,
mil, and nonsei s", about iht. Mi xieao
IV i that is lo b, or is not lo he
. 1... 1 1. . 1 t.
ommence a contest witli a poor, wea
md miserable one. The thing has bee
arried s fir lhal ihe national goil
ei.se begins lo revolt al i'.s fnihur ce'
inuance.
NOT AD.MISSA 11LE.
A LtTcrpool coi iei)(indenl of be
Coming l cial A Iveitisi-r.slales ill il a the
recent conference of the Wtsliyai', a
readier from ih country presoted
Teili'iitials fiom Uishop Suule, o tin
nieiican Mf'tlinilisl Church, arnM he
ng ac. r'nineii iliat ihcy had bee Ijiv
mi since Hi shop S ml e li ul joined I wrl.
he Method. i Church S hi h, ail tb n
be Carulidi'e ry inii.ith'Z ! wifl in n
novemeni, Ihe con IV re nee preip'onl)
efud lo mlrnit or receive hin either
n ihe capacity of preacher or fother,
A NOULE ACT.
.2 Detroit Express of Fridy evening
pealfsof an ii.trepid scl perlfmed by h
son of den. Urooks, which (U' rvrs her
Iding. A young man lei' orn board
rom a steam ferry boal; 'lo trying
io dii) a nail of watar. 13'ne nut ol
lis depth and unable lo iwii, he Was in
real rlanger of drowning, '"ben ihe lad
pokeii of, being younger'1'l much les
muscular, p'unged in auif'CUfd him.
Although Ihe boy is but Jt'een years ol
ige, ihis is ihe second iiJe that hi has
pei f.j i rued Ihe noble fea rescuing a
ft How crcatuie.from iistndin death.
nan ever oeiom umgiateu a sirong a o 4 .,, .... ,i ..
...... . lis nol paid at liieinnea iovesiat. il
inweifu Ilia Ion in IS 111 en .ration 1,1........ vt' J 1 1 " '
. IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.
It will be seen by the annexed circu
'ar that lh S ale Treasurer is resolved
I"1 " no ' of " " bi 'rl shall bu wsnl
,.r;,M8 10 '"ure the prompt payment of the
, State Interest fillmir due on
ntr due on the tirst of
February, 18IG. And we lrel equally
serlain on iriat day Die credif of the
Uommon wealth will be met in full.
The words failto pav' and 4BErui)t
ATION,' were banihed fiom our Siaie
on Ihe fust day of February, w hen 111
payment of interest commenced.
State Tbeasurv Office,
llarrisburg Sept. 1, 1315
lo the of county
Our tfToiti to restore and sustain the
credit of the commonwealth, have been
successful. Toe interest on our public
lebt has been fully paid, and all other
legil liabilities promptly discharged.
Let us mutually congratulate each oiher
ind determine that the future ahull be
is Ihe recent past To accomplish this,
our united elfur's must be energetically
put lorih; io so good a cause, and with
uch ample means, failure is impsssi
ole. The net imount of taxoi now due
from the several coo iiies of Ihe Com
monwealih, for this and preceding years,
is about gl, 000,000. I wish it lo b
distiuclly uudeislood, that this amount
mul be pan) into ihe Stale Treaxury
helore the second Tuesday in January
next, in accordance wnh ihe ioiiietn
ecuon of the act of the 2 9 1 h April,
1844. ynat part of ihe section reLling
to this fu'j'Ci, is in the following
words;
'T.'iat il shall be ihe duly of the Con
misiioners of the several counties, io
cause to ho collected lha taxes as afore
said adjusted and assessed; and Ihe
speclive Counly Treanurei! shall pay
ni'lT I hp il a ii,0 ua I'jcl t riilL'Otuil 1 1 th.
c, , 'p " , .f . . ...
Stale 1 rrasurer : am III Ihe O'lola o am-
to the Suie Tiesniier, then, and in uch
deilucliiig such cormiissious as are or
shall be allowed ry law, for the collec
tion of ihe sine, shall be charged
against said cotin.y on Ihe hooks of ilu
Stale Treasurer, and shall bear an inter
est of five per rent, til paid; and no
pay merit shall le made to or on bchall
of aaid county under Ihe various act."
relating to cuMnon school or ant
other acls, orlor any oihu' purposes,
until Ihe said hallance be fully paid am
sahsfieii: I'nvided. That if ihe m ver
il colli ctorsjf such coumy have ncr
collected aid paid into Ihe county ire s
my, the auounl of stale lax due by sun
county , lien, and in that case, the
liciency stall be paid om of any money
hi Ihe Inasury of said county, or wind,
iliall be.heitaller firsl collected ui.il
laid in l the same, whtlher on the do-
I'licjie or siaie or couniy ix: Provided
Ihalilli shall appear from i he nceipi
...f the 'ourity l ieasuier, thai lire said
tax sh;ll have been p.,id into the count
'reasurea hi lore ihe tunes sprclii-d in
'hissi'liou for Ihe paymeni imo il,e
Siaie I'l easury, then and io that cast ,
ihe Ouniy Treasurers shall be peisun-
aiiy isuie io ine respective count, ra fo
, .. nt.riil t,hi.l.
..Hj ...v.v.i ..in,.., ,jy auciueon sucn
unpiid ha Iincc.
SioTE. The words rnibnred
In
hi ckets are repealed by Ue four h d
vi ion of the first section of ihe Acl
lie 1 6th Vi IS 15.
Im f.. i I it . i I. , . .1 i-
....j-n.iiu fiTiion u uie farm
I, gives lo ihe aiiprenie Cm I. ami i
tyons oi Loriinion rk-as. on IIC a,,,.!;
Jlion ol ihe Sialo Tieaurer, pown
ward writs ol o.id,.niiis to enforce
Compliance wnh existing Ws.
i il I lie amount doe I'm,,, rU
' . n . n i villi' V
n.teresi secounl w, he 0)PIU auv
ft I
H" ur'"0'itog county, nod paynums i,
Jl' 0(1 behalf ol Sllell rmnuv ...111.
sucn coiimv. wiihhe
....... .-u..,. uiance and miensl sre lu'ly
,jaid. Thu iSiaia Treasurer earnesih
,,,.,! ,. i.i . .
uni ue win no, l)L. r, q.,:r( tt l lUl
r lo enlu.ee the0 provisions, or Iln
'i.e au!l.onz, ,v ,e f. , .. ., i,;, ,. ,,,.
ifi 'rieu io- Tho J. .,,!
,,,i,,.f (iilW JIUIIt'
"ere exlnl.iled by many
IIIJIlll.'1. In r... . i : .
'"eUiil, of M,y, and .3 I of June last,
-' I'viiuiiit IMS Mil' ui.tr
ouueesmm ,0 Otl.cve, thai ihe enforce
iieol ol Iht s,. ., p. . . . ...
c' " ''ion-, or ine one an-
nonzeo y 1 1 1 fu r. V - I II 1 1 d section a, h,.
oi Mated. no( ,)(f p 0(ll
. ' I I I '7 I . u i . . I . 1
justly 1,-ei 11,,-inselvea i.idenl;!i
-d wnh ihe h0 )r fri(iil o(-
Commonwejl;!,, ;,nd H.at he pnmperiiy
nd i.ilegr.iy 8re ins. p.rable from iheir
Jii. They are satisfi.'d th.it the taxes
hl-y P'y a,e righ fully epp-npriaied
i-d thai not only the inteiest of our
lebl can be paid, bill that even a nor I Inn
-! the principal Im be, n liquidated, by
"c 'ymeni ii, Sjiate ttuck by p.'ison.
vho have herclof,.re been drfaiilirrs.
kJod that wbi'sl the debt is thus be inn
liminished, the wealth and icsnurcen ol
he Comrnonwealih are increasing, and
Ihe weighi of indebiedness coniiiralive-
I.V leiseiierl. The clolld is dupe lied, an. I
I tnn.ylvania has again assumed thf
lositioo to which her ancient fame, her
'"tended mineral 8 nd agricultural wealth
nd Ihe high inie gi iiy of her ciliz':i.s,i
en'iiles her. Ta mair:t:iu tiiis nosiiioii
ler cii'fena will checi fully pay wh il ilie
law au'horig" ami iiqiines. l.'cenl
eveoti fully joshfy the roi.fi lenee I f, t l
ind express, and I sni saiihlicd 3 otir
miii I 1 Tomtit and enerifiii
wili he pui forth to accomplish an ol-j-rt
.11 a . ....... .. I .1. . t
o eminently woithy of om umt',
long.
I deem it (ro)r lo ad. I; ih.it i ,nv
rejioil lo Ihe J.-g.-l.nuie. 1 will aPoo.ji
to nolice as ll,-y il-s-i V , ihn-f p..inl. .
thit so sili-l icoi ily lesponrlfil to m)
f oi mer ci i on ' -m, anliii'M pliced tin
I leasury in ilu- cun.i o i io in et ib.
August intrres'. T'h.sh coiioUc", how-
:ver, lhal ili l mil aid in Uni iinpui i.m i !
duly, will have an opporiumty ol r- n
deling as great ?civ ce to the Coiiiiii.hi
wealth, by paying within Ihis year ih.
tinoum due. The arrearages of formei
years will of course be expected lo reach
the .easury will: in ihe lime mention
ed. Willi the highest respect,
I am your nbd'i servant,
JAMES 11 SNOWDEN,
Slate Tna&urer.
A TOUCHING CASE. '
The Weeichrster J (Tersonian, in no
icing ihe deal!) of John P.iiton, a la. I
14 years old, allnboies it lo ihe nn lan-
jholy effects produced by the murder (.1
the brother of ihe deceased, Wes v l',.t
loo, by Jabiz 11. yd. The edilor says;
'The (iit.iilated ami dislinurcil remain
f Wcsly haunted his imagination day
and night, and gave his.youthful rue mo
ry no rest. To us his own lanyuag.
be could n H cover Wesley tip.' Frjm
he moment ol wKnessieg ihe sad ami
harrowing spectacle presented in iln
fiendish murder of an atf.-riionaie broih
er, a rleep and senled gloom took )o--sesiiou
ol his mind, whico Ihe constant
care of those aiouud him could not a 1 1 e-
vnle. He was seul lo school, in done'
hal ihe scenes of boyish fancy, ami ilu
ningled play ol youn associates, would
tiling back ihe life and joy io his eye;
'nit no, there was no rest, ro rerpite
Uoiri ihe gloom around him. In the
midst tf play, and while repealing his
lessons, Ihe spectacle was still before
him, and he uould burs out in uncon
trollable grief, until ihe heart sickened
it his siiflbriegs. His frame rm.k under
he oppression, and Mill the vision wa
'here; and when a short lime before hi
death, maternal care hung over and in
u qoiieil his wants, it was sli! Wesley,'
'Wesley is giving roe a di ink of w.i
e r,' was Ins reply. Who can fnhoii.
he depth ol his suffe ling.? JJu'lh-y
are now over; he has led ihis eatihh
cene, and passed into Ihe em'.irace ol
an aflei linnate In ether, who s'ood U in
the bright shores ol eiern i'y, beckon ii j;
him lo scenes of joys unnu r.bt'ied. '
WHEN DO YOU SHAKE?
A lady writing from Springfield, Illi
nois,sas: -II ow would you like lo
live in a place where a man's sal ilalion
lo h;s neighbor ol good morning, sir.
is full. .wed by 'is ibis y nor day ol siia!,
v .' . ,i " . i , , .
ing, Mir ari'i no, i..-s mi c l .nl, I .loir i
sln.ke till l.-moirow,' or llie dav after
: ine rise may ne . it Detng tier lod .en
in its attack, musing some evt iv d,.
it a ceiiain hour, others on every secom
ii tliii i! d i v .'
DON MOT.
Mr. Clay, siys the Wheeling Times
came up ihe River from Maysvillu U
Giiyandotie in ihe excellent Whcr.lm..
dean tr Senate, MiJLovr, masler. A-
ie was going on board, he rcmaikei
that he had hoped his public life va.
Muled, bul he perceived I.e musl go in
o th-i Senate stain.
WHOLESALE UO ASTI.NCJ.
The 'A' earn H"i.,' a hitching ajsp-n-nus
al Weliaw ken, u-s btrned on Sit-
:inhy night, log'oh.r wnh si vera I t hot)
"Hid duck-, chickens, tuikies, & c. , n.
ill stag' S.
The I'ottville Jounul stales I hat i
unman left her ii.l'.n.l on a bed, wlnlt
he went down siairs lo attend to Minn
lonies'ic iluiies, and on returning sl.
found a large cat lying upon ihe infmi'-
tireasi, wiih ils head near He child'.
mouth, as if in the i-cl cf sucking ii-
n ath. I'pon X .ii ina'ien ihe child
was discovii'd lo be dead, hr-ving me1
isdeath in this most t xn joi ilin.ny ami
lisiressmg rnannrr.
DIED lo niooohurg, on Friday
norning last 9,b inst . Air Animm.
Prr.LKn. fi.rr.,t r!y of Fishinjjcrctk, egul
On Thursday lasi, Mask P. ,,.,! :i
years, J;iiiijliu-r nf .Mr. U'illi.rn JJ.
wn3t.ii um.,J.m ,. lrilll; :
" '
e arc requested lo announce
TMViri in tor'
i'.tlL UI..AKI)..
of Cntlawissn a8 a candidate for the Lc.
fi.-1-ture.ithi ensuing eleciio:;.
county TRE.vsuin:;;.
We sre authorized In announce
WILLI VM GIUTON. Em
"I" Hemlock ionshii, as a caiidiiialu for
.1' r
ihe elli. e of
TI!ESI!RK(
f ('oliiiiibiii cniiiny at il,e ensuing election.
cpt, llih, 1813 U
U e r- r. ( icsled lo Mill, Hill, e
JOilN STALKY.
''' C'ern..v.o,l, as a Volunteer Cindi-IjIi-
lor m i. i ilip,. ,,(
( UUN ry COMMISSIO.NIilt.
ii the in xt October Election.
IVe are reqiientei! to snnnunce
WILLIAM II ID LAV,
of nionm township, as a candidate for ilia
ifliee of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
at the nexi October election.
1TE7" GCCDSS
SEW AK1IAXCEJ1UNIS,
Ao humlug but Gonds d. ton to the Jow
est nut eh all tltt ((;(.
rnlin suhscril.cr Loving ronnilctcd his new
jj Hlore huune, en Jain ntcrct near M;nk.,
in liloiiiiii!iur''.anil Invin,. rti,-k.'.l il Willi a Block
id' entire new ynnlrf, wliicli were nclcclcil uiili
Ureal care in regaul In bty Ie on J price, I.e flutters
liiii.nclf lliat lie can ofl'ur lV.:.ii yn.i Id, an J nt'vvur
iylt-.atid them al luv.er priin ll:;in I, as ever l een
..l!'..rcd in litis place, Mid an the ic.Hnitmei.1 cniisi-.ta
of every lliing for tuiiilorland aclmiuiieut in the
Dry Goods,
together with a general a-.surlii.ciit id
Qtiecnsivure (.tome new styles) Fchiol
Hooks, Hardware, Ce.hr wire, 'I in
ware, Eartncnware, S'llina or
Lake, ground, fine Lisbon
and Dairy Salt, Sal
HDii.M ti In ral(tnd
Urrrins,
Ctiviiitlith, Jmitti'
Ion Plug, J'ine cut Sc
Smokini! 'ltd. into. Candles
Vow', Coj.'er A'mti-H.Sltfl. I.ur Inn.
besides iiuiiicr.nis other articles, nil nf liieii will
he 5.. Id at a very hiiijII pi. lit for rendy j.i.v . ai d h.
svhiiI.I res pec I hi Ily invite nil .eis..i.s to' n! , ,
exviiniiie his ijnbi! mid puce, hif.ne -.iin-i.i.iinj.
I'lie hiliea iicciaid for all kinds il'tuui.nj
proiiuie.
I.. Ii. RI'I'KKT.
Eliointliurg, Pert. 20th, 1815. -Jif.
.',1 i-iO !o j -.
.tj.
;nUK snlwriher respeel fully ififnries lire pnhlic;
1 that lie lias f,i, .'in d a i,n . I :i i 1 1 -. t r. , I
nearly epp. sile ( 'l;. Inn's Tae,n, in l:.n.iiif.,uru,
i.ricie r.e nilenils ciirryiiiij on the above Lusii.fi.j.
in nil its various Nrnm-hcs
77A' IK'ifJE,
-f every description, will .P kept on hand for sal
it WJlUI.tfiAl.l-: or KKTAlf,.
sncirr irov
Manufactured into any f,,rm required,
STOVE 'JIM'S,
f all .-Iz.'s kept cr;iistaritly on ham'. S'luvcs f.ni.-li-d
to order.
Ueir.g determined In do businivs in ihn ri.-'it
way, lie reqcsls nil lo rad upon liin, l.el'oie they
eiii-ii,..-e clscwiieie, us In. w.M Inin i i
arli.-lci
in cis line us chenii as llu-v can I
piiic'ui.ied in
ic coiir.iy,
D. J. r.IL'E.
fc.lcml.or 20, 18-I5 1V2?
fL I.I. personi nw.n unell, d oec.tili.ts rirln r
J.. hli tlie subscrilwr, or will) th,' a:c fi,,,, ,.f
ilve.tli.'lli iV II. tone, win Ihcr llie h,.!l.i,;r. ,(. i,,
lis f.iv,.r or a.!;. inst lii.n, m-c rcom-.-ie I I.i
f.W:ird ai.il Kiltie llicm ii'l:l:e.li i:. Iv, l!i.,r . ,,.,
ii- his Im.ni. i ki .... .. on as .... a;:i.., v,,,,,; 1(,
the who ii suilie;eiit.
M USUAL !fli.Vi7'rji'ii;y
SeliU'lit'.'Ci 20,
I T
B Iierc'tv to a, ii".,iu not r.-, ,,(..i,n..
n ii.,.T...i.' ..f.iiaiid. f..riiv, ,:,.::.,:i .
ildy :'l. It-. 1 :, ,.e iv :!., ,',.1 r;,r
ll :ll li to I !, !Ct .-V;'( (',. !( in , i c v , ,,, ,. j,(
iv. . ears, ni.d :.r olher thi.eMdrs (, t,m i'.c- v
AN,, ll-.ra- ..rliei .. oi I .i, ,. ly iu. M:
K-ril er. for n-vci ty-one two thirds d.H.iis ts,-l,
dated July -1. lhi I, made rij i)., til .Mcwrs K,.
oil.-payable in one year, och m ,.() yr-urs,
oco in three yfaiv lrn;r. dste, !.s ll.ere ,'!.,., ...
jlfjn pr&iticed in ol.taiiiiivj caii! n.,n s, ?a, .i.r f.,J0
not hn'ii.g received a value fur ii,, ,.i 1 ,jilf)
tu pay tliem unless compelled by b.w.
T;iOMAb'C'Ar:OTKIV.
Tianklin. Lycoming cauely, Sep: 20; ISIS U
E - f.f:;v (,'ivpn t) all .ers,)f.s .Oel in poTc'tst a
l - J ceilin ,,tp .,1 I, .... I ... r .i ..: -
J",l!,'r. ' pt. p. !S45, f(,r :!:rsu;.i oii--r.tiv.
five dollars, p3j!.leix iijiths.-iftpris!e,a,havii"..
rcccivcrf mi coiiMdcmiion for ta d .'ue, I .-h '(
,u ' n vvL,m,r '
Mu,,,tur,4uS-!r 'I0If''
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