5
IS
67q;1:1=i!ISftlgt1111101.1xual OW_VIteL24I.I
extensive botaniral collections; and it was‘
Understood that, on M: retugp.~iire etfputd
ronjointly prepare a tull shotgunt'othtg
plants, tnhe appended to his rgipurt. ‘5.
"out fourteen hundred I'periefiwvc‘r‘eeol.
lected. mluy of them in regions not before
explored'by nny botanist. In contequence
however. nithe great length ofthe journey
and the numerous_ accident: to which the}
party were exp-med, but esbecintly owing
to the dreadful flood of the. Konaae. whi h
detoacidrthulbordera ot‘ the Miusouri nth}
Miheififippi rivers, more'thnn half of hiu
tvt‘t‘it‘s were ruined beiorv he inched the
bidders oi civilizatiuu. Eve'n the portion
wh’t‘gi‘rhtiy damaged. :0 that. in many in
stu'nc‘ee, i't hne'brnn extremelyZdiflicuit w
deterlninethg plants. As there. V 713“)?!
numciéhi time before the publication of
Captain Freinont‘e report for "“3 proper
t'u'tudy tit he 'reutaine of Ins collection. It
hue'been‘deemcd n'dvisnble to reserve the
greater-part. oi them to incorpqrotc “11th
.the pinpts which WO exp“! i“? 3“” hm:
Vwith hiri’i'on returning itmn his third ex
p‘ediliou, upon}‘t't’hiclr’hehzto Just‘set out.
'-'~'""l‘hetossveuntnined by Capl. he"WM.
andl "“ij by the hntanicol world.
m“, We "1!”: be [mt-"y made up the ”9'
gem and next seasons. as much of the same
country. Mil he passed over again. “Dd
won't'e netf' regions expiored. Arrange
ments have also been made by which the
botanical colic-atone witl be preserved, at?
[cent from the (lesttuctive efl’ec‘ts oi wuterj
and'a person accompanies the expedition
Who is‘ to make drawings of all the most
interesting plnnte. , Particulav attention
withhegivento the loves! trees and the
vegetable production: that are useful in
the em or that are employed [or food or
medicine."
Professor Toreey furniahee in 'the ap
papdix descriptiohs of about thirty new
genera and species of plants radiated by
099%. FIFWN- '
How? he \Von her.
\Ve-hope the moral of the ‘followihg
sketch‘will be produu.ive of much good»?
Young men who are too ambitions of suc
‘ceas 'iiiltbe - matrimoniél line, should. study
well the grand deem; Our friend who'furs
utohedthe sketchgsaya that he sees no‘rnn
son'why It should not be true. ' >
"A young lady of eccentric character, but
of 'rare'mentul endowments. and extraordi
uary personal a'tttactiona."-had five suitors
equally ansiduous in'their attentions.‘ Un
able to decide to which, she would has
(either hand. she gave them notice to‘call
upon het‘at a' certain hour on a stated day.
nnd‘each state his claims in the presence
who others, At the appointed time, the
lover-latrived. Four or them ’ were confi
dent-Tot" success. bot'rih‘e fifth one had a
d'o’wncant look and"ctghed when he beheld
m 6 object or hit devotion: "
l‘Gehtleman.’ said'ahc,‘ ' you have hon
ored’mo- with proposals of marriage. I
have n yen—neither» refused or accepted a~
nyrot you. '1 now desire that each of you
mt! state your clairoe to my hand. in order
thntt. I; (my know upon what grounds
limny bezjustified 'in bestowing-it‘;‘j~ ': '
"‘A‘hnlwered as follow :—~‘ 5-3539?"
t‘J-lfa'yo'd-marry meuy'o'u'shalt li'vein a
uptenatdihonae, have ae‘r’u'ants and carriages
at yuuufiwmmand. and enjoys" the luxu
riemqf'fil‘qfihionablo life. lam rich.’ ‘
B'ipß‘tUtqutf-a ' ,
~:!:My=rri‘va|'has said very truly that he is
ti¢_ls.ul‘ud-ho offers you a strong Induce
minty‘but lam of a noble descent. My
gnnd' father was a duke, and although not
wealthy, 1 am 'of a family With whom alli~
anu'w'ouid‘vha considered an honor by the
«ulthiowheireu in the limd.’
O-Imcd‘hii claims thus :-- .
Man: I' politician,» and have now a rep
nlllidn-‘lhw older pérmna have envied.-—‘-
Non yet: ‘I Shall run 'fbr Congress and
hlté'T-nOlelbl'dbl-of success. By marrying l
md-yfilvamothall be handed down to ‘
pduorlly‘alx‘“ , .
-Dr=|wllledl lli‘s moustache will) an air of
auiuqllillte ‘and'eaid ':--“
lungélic crealnlel ’Pon my soul I think
youhino already made up your mind In’ my
{avail (Youknow how damnably I‘m ad‘
iniledv'r'i’iwrho in the maul faslnonablo dues:
urin’i'olnn'l ~Who rides'the finest hora;
"PW-‘Who frequenla the most lashionable
plmrfhvr‘Who in a profier' judge of the
0p"!!! C'Ru'mor says D.‘ bol”poh hdnor
l’m‘wolfiodenmjnaial upon il.’ ’ '
K :W’ihqnlit c‘amei’to‘E’a dam to b‘pevgkfihere
win-Ir pauaaf AMI eyeh‘s \vere"(dfned to.-
wirdi‘himr ‘Poor, renew :A he :‘was dread ..
,{nflycabaflauedp ' " '2
'. f-‘Willr'nid the beauty, "antfl‘say you!
Mn'E'lß-w .. ~ ,
‘iueMnl-‘wwaaime "reply 'l‘yiei‘d 'lO these
aenlleh’tehf 3‘ They have thei advantage" of
mudnbnfy respect." V’ _A‘ndjhc‘look Up his
“a?“toflcafvea- ' -" "
_ 'f Sthp,’ epidithe Indy'wmnkéa Youhuu‘of
mom, up matte! haw humble may bé'ybnr
claima.’ ‘ ' '
?Tam,' Voiir:'—;.
'.Go on'
I: am. ‘an _of‘n‘o’blb ramuyfg.
;._ J". .' ,
'Uo omelr.
‘.I am unknown foiithe .world’é" i
“ '.Nd“,ma|!¢l"-‘—proceefi.'?3.7- 1.
:‘l bfive~néi!l|cr';he lg‘alcynor lh'q mean;
td‘fdre'ag‘fas'hibnahly. ‘ I’wo‘rk for myJiyq‘;
lihéod.‘ It in hnully [iossible .“m I can
make you happy, ,for l' cannot ofler you
any of the ind'uceahoulp held oullby my If.
vnls.’ - , * '. ' '
f‘"! am 10 judgeKof thank. what ncxl?‘
‘ Nothing. only. I lowyou and 1 taken
newspaper-' ' ,7 > ..
Al this Messrs A B C and l) bum out
mo a‘loud laugh n‘nd exulanmcd in one
'BO do “re—J love you In diatrac~
on !-—1 lake four gape?“ ha! ha L ha!
' Silence.’ said" Ihe-lady. ‘in one momh
you shall have my answer. You may all
wilhdlaw. '1 , U
VOICO--
At the 9nd of the month thelive suitors
again nppcared. Turning to each tn'h'uc
ceaeion the lady thus answeretlr‘
' Rioh‘es are not productiveAb happiness!
'lBoasled nobility of blood is the poorest of
all recommendations, ’ ' Fumfigfipeting.
and. he that hath but the outward gal-l; of n
gentleman 'is to be piliutl.’ ° lgave taken
the trouble to find out tho/hi as of the
newspapels to which you all subscribe,
and l have aseertained that none of you.
who have boasted of wealth, nobility, [ohm
or lashion. ha‘ve pnt'd [he printer. Now;
géntlemnn, this is dishonest l cannot
think of mnrrflng [a man “ho would be
'guilty of such an art. I have learned that
E not only subscribes for a paper, butpag/s
'lhe prinler! Therefore. I say. be m the
man. I give hinLEny hand with the full
conviction 11311 in in If“: who Is every way
calcululed lo ninkg Inc nppy.’
"Need we amen—d our .vparrative? The
disappoinled gentlemen~ disappeared quite
suddenly, and the lucky suitdnwas united
to the object olhis devotion. and. in a few
yedrs. b} honesty and industry, bacame.
nolonly a distinguished, but unveallhy
man. and, “as estéaained by ail who knew
him. Young men. he paid “reprint".—
la than: no mural in this?
INFANT PIETY.‘ Q \.
How leaps the babe in its mother’s‘
arms. when the mysterious charm of mu
oic thrills through its little brain! And
how learns it to modulate”: feeblqwoicc.
unable yet to articulate, to the melodies
thntbring forth all around its eyes a tle.
lighted smile! Who knows what then
may be the though“ and feelings of the
tn'ant awakened ton sense of a new World.
olive through all its being to sounds that
haply glide post our core unmeaning as
the breath of the common air! Thus the
mere intents sometimes been inspired by
music. till. like small genii. they Warbledl
spell ntrnins. of their own. powerful to}
sudden and subdue our hearts. So, too.
have inlunt eyeapeen charmed by the rain
how irradiating the earth. that nlmnst in.
[am hands have been taught, a's it by in.
Qpiration, the power to paint in finest cot.
lot-I. anrlto imitate, with n _wottrleroUi art,
:Ihe skies so benutllul to the qurclt awak
tenetlmpirit of delight. Vt'hnt knowledge
have not come children acquired, and gone
down rchulars to their small. untimely
gm“! Knowing that such things have
been —nre-—und will tie—why art thou
credulom oft/re divine expansion of the
soul. 10 understand the things that are di
vinel-Prqf. W'ilson.
LOVELINESS IN WOMAN
It is not. the smile of a pretty face. nm
the beauty and the symmetry of thy pep.
son, nol‘ yet the costly decorations that
cnmposu thy artificinlbcauty. No! nor
the enchanting glances which thou bestow.
rat with such lustre on the man thou
delgneat worthy of thine afleclion. ltvts
thy plenging department—thy chastepon:
versatiun. thy uenpibility, and the purity
of thy thoughts—thy aflablqfintl opqn tl'w
pnsiltoh—sympathising with those in utl~
vernity—cumlurting lhé afflicted—reliev
ing the distressed—find. above all, that
humility ul soul, that unlqigngd and per.
{pct régnnl lor the precepts ul Christianity.
'l'htvey‘c .virtueu conutilule thy loveliness:-
Adbrned with but those of nature and
simplicity, they _will shine like” (halt-[ul
gentsun; and display that the loveliness
l oltliy_|iels(ln is.nnt tq‘be‘fuund inthe tin
sel ornamenté ol thy body. but in' the re
i flections oi the tectitude and the scrutiny
lot nwell spent life. that squintboveflhe
I transient vanities oi the, worldT ‘. . _
W‘OM AN’S TROUBLES.
‘ [have said bului‘e.;and I cannot‘now n-V
mid repealing it. that the genéality (there
are 90mg noble egceptiona, but the excep
tion prove» the rule;)_‘ol ’men“ “ihovnreitoo
ftppjl of venting their, in humour on their
wives; no (patter what gnu wrpng at home
'or nhreafl,’thq p‘qmj wumw. gutters lqr it ;
and,“ she hppenr to feel thcfunkmdneas
that is henpgd’upon her. shgicjmmcdjnte.
_lyjtnumed wtth gart‘psmg thufitqol‘ten lay, the
foufldntion of lasting misery._ it it; difl‘t-t
4%th toga, they u 1 lptlywought to. ncton
xsp;;h..po¢):nsi9na; therg‘is no generphppeipc
fqtvhripbtpg‘ss’rds,gush: pergun has 8.6.90?
We catjrhptg; neon-sensible. man “I"
have his occaswnal fits ufjll-humottrrand.
with. 59d) a 0095‘ [enquld " recommend the
wjk: 'to’yu'l't'p'ziliently until the fit I}; uVér.
the!) shuwghim his unkihduuds; and réa‘suu
with him upbn. it, inirthe’ (Meet, ' placill‘
tones :(hut husband’s one.’ [the be aman
83' “(93323th ,infcglion intelllectk llcttch
OMB
filelp thelqdy! any I! 3‘er l‘mglp; love ”1°
'pmseslioil {IL au lhfirit'fy'f’gpgl’ “3% 13130032!
,Mhen they iéthWhonévrr .Ihfey {dung
"Hall’s Sketihyf Irish Charader.‘ L
Bumnctatlc Buuncr
c L EX}: h B i, o, In. Our. 9. was
DEMoanTw 'n‘ncaimx
JAMES BURN S, ofMifllin co.
' For flasemblg. ‘ ‘
JAS. ‘BURNSIDE, of Centre" co.
CH’S; ~S."WORRELL§ Clearfield.
- For Prat/zonatargh 6-1.2.
Wm. C. WELCH, of Law’cc‘tp.
* For Treasurer. ‘4'",
OHN w. WRIGHT, B'eccaria:
ABRAHAM’KYLER, Morris.
For fluduor.
WILLIAM T. 'I‘HORP, Bell.
fiinfiéfififiiefico ot tho hoary ruin of water
day and ldn‘nlglit. tlio' river ID now riiiingl and
strong" hopes are entertained that we will at In“
have n rafting flood. With this anticipation‘wc
have thought it ndvrsnblo to print ho! hall a cheat.
in order that we may nflord some assistance in gel
ling the produce ofour county to mnrkot. 'l‘liom
II a large nnluunt ready to run. and ifit is not sent
alTnow, the grant probulillily is. lhnt it will have
to ho drown out and rcrultcd _in tho spring—4hr
coat of wli'ich. added lO‘lho expcmc' ulreudy incur
rod. will exceed 1111 l market price ofthe lumber
This is lho first rafting flood (tfil be one) lhnt wo
lmvo hod IlnCO March. And it II n lilllo singular
that at the Presidential eloclion lnnt your. many ol
our citizens were ulnenl on the :lan business that
Ilioy Will be nt 1111 l election.
I’. S. Our prophets have deceived us.
There will be no flood “ilhoul moro rain.
FROM MEXICO.
’l‘hc lusl advice: from Moxie” are just as umhl
Isfnclury. and full of rumours, an [hose 0! any pro
viuuu arrival. ,A'-‘l":nredea was Ilill on his march to
uvlrdd I‘m-nu wxlh hm ' 8.000 mon,’ but it in boliuw
ad mm the dulnncc belwccu him and Gen. Taylor
in ni'grent nmv ul it was a monlh ago. The fur-
um ul Vern Crfi": “'nl undergoing repuirs.nnd
name other demumlrulinm of prcpumllun. Their
Congrats haw-o pulsed the bill ulleing the admin
illrungn'llu’monow Iho -lil'leon million 0! dollars.
no‘liody knew “hero the money wulu come
Nut 0 dullur had been raised.
FROM TEXAS
Tho 'l‘oxinu Convention hgfvo 'fininlmd [heir la
hours. ’l‘hcir Conuilunou is pronounced by good
jmlgcl. u good one. ll II lo be lubmill'ed lo a vole
uflho people. Gap. Tnylnr, i! is supposed. has,
an: [his pulled up nukes utCurpu_l Chruti and
moved his encampment Io tho bankl ollho Del
Nona—whore ho will take nonunion. and comb
linh Iho b undnry lino between Mexico and the
United Simp'unleu Mexico manifests n dilpOli
lion to have mailers milled in n more amicable
1=31112
Thc’ Election;
Tuaeday next is- the day of our annual
election. Had there been no flood to take
the voters out of our county. our whole'
ticket would be elected by our usual ma
jority of from three to four hundred. As
it is. the vote will be small, and as a mat
ter of course our majority will be reduced
in proportion}! least. andeorne say much
more. Democrats should see to thtb. By
a‘little activity and proper management.
man) bl them can secure their votes ; while
there are others with whom it i 9 impossible,
without great pecuniary loss. Do as you
did last {all for I’OLK & DALLAS.~—-
‘Your principles demand thin—but no more.
Your candidates are fairly before you.—
'l'hey ate all worthy~honeat~nndcapa
bio, and should receive the united auppor
of their puny.
The Mormon ‘Va'r.
:l‘ho lnsl advice. from Iho Mormon war. is truly
humble On the 20111 0| September, the Mormonl,
to lhg numbcrof nl-oul 500. udder lho Shoriflul
Huucoch counly. had an engugemem wuh about
200 umbMormomrin which eighteen ul [he lullcr
nnd lhree oflhelélrrner were lullud. A number
ofllw null-Mormons Were lnlrcn prisoners and lud
gcd in the courl house in Carthage, where they
were carefully gunrdrd. It was momenlnrily ex
pected llml. the null-Mormons would‘rolurn re~in~ l
forced forlhc‘purpoue of rescumg their (Hands.—
'l‘ho Governor had ordered :1 force 0.150(1 men to
quell the dialu'rpunco.—bul it ‘waa Ifoarcd ‘hloudy
work would relic. pluco before this lurdu uuuld
reach the scene of much. A correupondonl Uflhu
Harrisburg ‘ Reporter.‘ wrmng fren. .Sp'riugfield.
lllli‘ Sept. 22IlFUDYI1—" ll in'nll‘ppoued lhul, by 1111 l
lime, the uuli-Mlumonu have ralliedLqu huye on;
dedvoured to retake their cernrudeu; ”u'oi lhe
cena'cquence in, end '1 huie no.duubl ol‘il, that
_ blood‘hug‘htluxqu.lreely and terribly} - {would not
be naturliahed'if intelligence isth come, that 100
nienflem killed. 'lllllé’lldormona have. i! in said.
eight pincer: ofn'rlilldry. lend fivo llundred revolving
rules ulanuvoo. rclxdy l‘ur nelion' They can pro~
l duce nilfurcovexcceding lwotheuauud five hundred
l men. nblo lo curry nrmi." ‘ V ’-
, '_ MARYLAND ELECTION.“ I
lived! .‘Democrzflic‘ Triumph.‘
Tho dieclion in Mn‘ryland. on.lho 1" lion!" lips
roauluid I'd gl'v'ing to jho De’mocrhlic 'pl'my. an al
ugusl uuprucdnmiwd victory. 0f". of mi: six Coh
gyeuauwu (hddcmucm'u lmvercleclcd iour.‘ Lu!
yuurflullnqhigu. (l'hub‘énuge .willgremuin' ,in. the.
puwvur‘of 3th \v~l.'ig“'l,“,’ t'hy’y‘ I‘lélfl'llwir. gents Infisix;
\ young-um;~_lpi‘irfpaiingyl‘quud‘ f“: y “Y“; yang: 5‘
.an slrong hqpm nrg enterlnlvn'u'd lhut the domdcrnlu
.rfi-ill bg‘mgqng epqp‘glgg‘iln Ih’flfflw‘a‘vtipflflflp'
- .. 3. r. : L'" 1“. > , ‘
"l_u have n'jfiajurily ongoim h‘nhoyg»; g". ' ’. ‘
1 in fiallimoto cilv. fdr {he ngiilgmrkglhedemos
crnlil- x-nndldams h'ml‘vll'nnro vole-l Ihnti tho Whig;
nnd Nuuvea "mu-d. Who lure the aniwn. eh? _
W'Jolm ans.onc ol'lho uldesl cdilurn. In Iho
Unit’cd' Sl‘nlcs. in about Ilnrllng a daily pppor in
Philadelphia. to he called the "_ Demorrnlic‘Prcab ".
Luok uul.ye Nn‘ivcm .I'-_ ab "
WThc aqueduct ul Slmvczf'a _F‘le, lwvwcon
Louinlown'nml Huntingdou. mu danlroyéd by {in
un the nigh! uflhe 25Ih’ull. 'f‘ho imurruylinn'lu
the nnvigulion will be of ghorl dumlionmu ll will
be repaired. temporarily. by the middlr uf Ilulu
month; and ill the meantime goods cnn‘he forward
cgl in “ngom lo the next level. will) but liule dc
lay.
WW“. L- [WPKENZIL whose name our readers
will remember mouling will) in tho Cnnndinu dis
lurbnncoa. n row year: ago. has again mmlc himm-h
notoriqno by pghliahing m n pnmphlol n pnrrcl ol
confidential lollora wrirlun by Mnrlm Van Bufvn.
Gui. Wright. Gm). Marcy. John Van Burch. 13.11“.
Butler, and n nunibor of other 'dislinguiuhod demo
crnls. which worn alolen from Jeane Hoyt and 01h
crv,Jo wh\7m‘lhey \vero wrme‘n, out“o! Iho Custom
,{IOUR‘} in New York. Wu lmvo nouoen Ihé: book,
nor any of the lumen:s but learn frumul'hoau “ho
ththe animml lnlelligencer among the number.
polilidinn'need bo quhnmed. nnd Mt‘Kanzio‘u con
'ucl lg/robukod in all quurloru In any ulher lhiel
(am.
:h—Ok—m
‘ List 01 Letters ~
EMAINING in the Post Office at
R, Clonlficld, I’m. Oct. lust. 1845.
Barley Wm. Jnhnson lsnnc,
Cox \Vm. thnwn Stacy.
Graham Either, Leech Gem-3,0.
Huwnrm \Vutlc, Runkcns 'Juneph.‘
Irwin James. Wilson Mrs. Jane.
“I'. L. MOORE. x'. M.
CLEARFIELD BRIDGE.
7 HE Iluckhuldcrs ol the Clcmfi‘ld,
f Blidgu Qumpany will take unlicr
”In! an clcclion for Managers and 'l'rea‘k
urer ol anlll Company will be lwlnl on Fri
day the 17lh 1031., at their office In lhr
borough ol Clearfichl. '
J. T. LEONARD. 'l‘rs'lj.‘
Oct. 9. 18115. ‘ '
The Cheapest Paper ever flpublislled in
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Z' :‘F'TFKI‘JELECTIQN. -
Téiih‘e' qualified Electbrs 'belear:
V field and Centre counties:
Fellow-Cilizcn.~r:—l nfTer myuell m your
consitlérution as A candidate lur the Lou:-
t~|muru ut the Cumin: election. I! elrct
ctLl pltltlue myhcll tn strictly 'atlhcuerto
the whites of my constituents.
‘ " JOHN W. MILLER.
Bug-:9 lp. Sept. 8, 1845. .
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To the Voters of Clmr/iclzlrcauntg :
FELLOW CITIZENS:-At the solicitation
M n number ul my lriemli, I offer mjie”
as a candidate fur the Mike of 5
Prothonbtary, (3'o
- Ilfi ensuing October t-lecuon-snnd if
eleclz-I'H’l‘th-dge myseil lo «lischarao the'
(lulies pertaining thereto with \he ulniflesf
fink-lit) . .
‘ mun/”re nulhnfiLfd l‘ulnlnnou‘ncelho
manic of Joan MITCHELL. of Liwre’ncfi
lp. iIS-il candidate lortlhe ufli'ce of 1‘
COUN’I Y TRE/ISURER; ‘~
M the ensuing; General Election.-
Sepl. 12. a
" CHAIR-MAKING 851
LBCQWQIB QéMIEHI‘IIEIQ-o '
"HARLES M l LLB“, having purcha
(J sed lhu eslublishmenl of C. D; ‘lan
uuu. cospccuu-Ily iuhormi the citizens of
Clealfield and Us ucmily, that he is nnw
cul'ryiug‘pn the above business in all flu
brunchcs,“nnd as he is detetmined 10 man-‘
ulucture in lhc be»! style. Chairs. Seneca,
Szc. on reasonable lenna, he hopes Romer
u and receive a libcrm shun: ul patronage
and suppun. =
N. B. Cuuulry Prnducc lakentin ex
change for work. and Ilberu| discuunt
made I’nr c'usb.
PRINC E ’ S ‘ ‘
lAINNJEN BOTANIU GA“-
DEN & NURSERIESL
FLUSIHNG. NEAR NEW.YORK. .
f: _ '3“th Great Origindl Es
' tablis/nnenl. WILLIAM It.
- PmNoa 81 00.. havejult pLubiiéh
rd then Uurivallcd DescriptiveCltulogue}
nt Fruit. and Ornamental Trees “and ,
Plants. comprising the largest assortment /
of the various (lumen. and“ the greatest/4
Cullccliun at new are rare varieties, even"
_vct uffcrud to the public, and at £595“!
retiucrd prices. Every variety of.’ man
and PLANTS. it individually d scuibett
with a precision never before 84:”! in
any Eurupt'un or American ‘atalogue;
& th grow blunders of other Qntkiolues,
are atso he! might. The-coilepfitim} 0! RO
- comprise!» about 1300 spngdid varic
tten. ""'"~..M'”
These mperinr CataloguCS"will be sent
gralis to every pus! paid applicant. '
3 WM. R. PRINCE, 8:. CO.
FTUshing, Aug. 20, 1845.
Eslate of “7111. Moore, (lec’d!
E'I'TERS nf Administration having
11 bren granted to (he umlersignrd, ad
uiilustruuix on lhe estate of Wm. Mnure.
Intcui Burnside township, Char‘ield c'oun‘
Iy. ilcc’d. Then-fare. all perstuisindebb
’ulfm said emur are desired In make pay
men! immi-diawly, aml those having claims
WI” prcsvm HIL'HI duly aulhcnliculed lur
sculmm'nt.
Of Banks in thc'Clearfie/d Library. "42
Annals ol 'l‘m um 3v. [Me an flue Luke: 2v.
Amenvun Bmgruphy l ‘ Lulu size. 0! Bruce I '
Aslunu ‘ ‘ ‘- Muow‘nlndian Wan] '
Alhnmhm Q ‘ Malta Brun 7 6'
Arabian Night: r
Brown's Philosophy ‘2
Balwroh'l U. Sum:- 3
Byron's \Vuvkl_ , 3
Cunvorunlium un
Chemislry l
(‘o-Jper'u Nuv "ill. 2 '
Chunuiug & Wood
bridges' Geng'y l ‘
ConquestofUrenuan'
Duuy of a l’hyulcmn 3 .
Umruvcry and Ad
venture in Alnval '
Dunhnm's Travel: 4 '
Federalist l ‘
Guardlnn l '
Guntlnuh'n Pnclurml
Geography 1 ‘
(:rilnslmw'uU Slates l ‘
Hmhbnn ‘ I '
ll‘nuory of N. York-2“
Grunuh‘uw'z History , "
oflj'wnce l '
Incidents “:5."1e I
in Eg pt’ N w" ‘
lucidemys ' f'fi'g;
in Cam «I Ame . ‘2’
Keith on [I o Globes
‘x
. _l
\ 1
' JASXA'. CATHCART.‘
an‘r‘vnce ”1.. Aug. 12..1845. '
Svpl. ~20, [B‘ls
JANE MOORE, fidm‘x
Aug. 28. U 345. .
CATALOGUE
Mulmm'l Travel: 9 '
Marslmll'l Life‘ of
' Washington", 3 ‘ v
Natural Philomphy l '
Ono Hundred 6.20 M ‘2 ‘ "
Plulqufy ul Rehglun l ‘
Puri- and Ibo Fr nch
Revulullons S! 9' '
Rollln'i Ancionl it
lory 8“
llohuunn'. Huma 65
Smullel ‘9 ' .
anlvlcr ‘ 4 ‘ _
Rocky M"!Uhléihl, 2‘
chnn of 'lho Cum
miniuner ,0! ' Pub '
enls "‘ 3 "tip I"
S'wclqlw ~ ‘I. ‘..
Scoll'u Napalm,“ . 2 “
Skelflwglq giidWe'él '2 ‘
‘Sty‘l' Polilip‘p! rl‘leo'W '
~ omy- 3.3;)»: 1”!”
Scionliflflilhnkmk 12' , -
Slewun's Snndw’uch ‘ .
Islands « l ‘
'l‘clomnchua ' 9 ‘
Tuner ’ .5 " ‘
_VlcnrOl’rWnksfiuld '1" '
mudeg'n {gawk ' 2
"Lift! 0! Lo _nrd l .
Life of Colulfb‘uu 2'A_ ‘ V
1. G GORDON, Libraria'n
TURNPIKE ELECTION,-~ "
NOTICE IS HEREBY'GIVEN, lo
» 1 We syockhohlevs M [the Al‘mflmng
'ulnl Cluarfield 'l'urnpiké road, "that an n
lection “M be held al'tlw‘ houfie'df‘Ml’.‘
Chrisman. in the town of Smickailrng'l‘l
Friclu'y' the [7lh day of Uct'uber 'uéxt. m
elect \he uecessary'umcers'lu thanagé the
said rppd‘,‘for one year." - ' '- " -‘ " ’
." ' . j ' E. SMIT‘ILC-S‘cc'_l/.":
is Septw'lfl. ’45.. -‘ j‘ "‘ I.
a) LOCKS. VG'uu'd Br‘uaa Clockq—y
_ ~ _ qulcafly liuislml‘.‘ém| good time keep-1
«gm, ‘h'if‘su‘le‘ .by lineubukécliber.‘ It a low,
:IP'TITIC'Q-u‘ [CFCnII ngndfixqflfiiflew .- ml
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