the time for resumption. and cfi'cclcd their
object by obtaining the most remote day.
which they desired~ to prepare tor speue
payments.
Because they have hitherto upended
their issues beyond their legitimate sphere
nnd‘encouraged opeculntionslo an extent
demoralizing in effect.
Because they have in times unfit. con
tracted their issues suddenly. n'nd thereby
caused a change of times sufficient to hurl
thousands of families, whom they had er}-
cnuruard, from affluence and comfort, in
to an abyss of ruin and despair.
Because it is believed they have done
much to involve the commonwealth in her
present financial dilficulties with foreign
era. holding lorth the idea that they wrrn
building canals. rail roads, &c., With their
own funds, when in lact they were mere
brokers of State stovks:
Became it ii believed they have n lnvor
itelow. witnm they nccnmmmlntc to the
tltimlvnnlnge of lhe many:
Became mm? of them have omblrkt’ti
largely in foreign speculationsmntl divert
ml from Pennsylvania millions of her Clr-
Lulnting medium:
Because no more indulgence In due
lrom the hands of lhe le-gialulurc to incur
porntiuns than lo‘ imlividualu
Because lhey have been warned from
lime to limc. for yrals put, of thy errnn
0| their ways, and the (llmculxies in which
lhey “ere plunging thrmfielvvs um] lhe
community. bu! In lhe [are of a” caution
lo lhe contrary. Hwy have persisted in
lhvir ruinou: ('nursr-z
Became lhe umh-rclunml, i; at thin fime
decidedly ng-pnsrd ln 10-gidnnng (nr Hu-
Irlicf 0! an Ixmitulinn that u ADM I'I'TI‘II)
ON ALL HANDS. In ht- mach-em. and
the MOVING CAUSE ol lhe pleat-nl, :13
wrll an the lute, su~penr~inmz
'Mr‘ I‘um mun hrrr t-ndvully' nllmlcs lu Hldfllp'F
Bunk .’ [or lho t'hnrlvr uf “hm Mr Irvm \Hlul "
Became Ihere is u vinlnlinn (If (‘rrmm
principlvsmvolvml in Iln- vanrl, winch
the undenigncd, can by no mean-u ham
(ion.
FINDLI‘IY PATTERSON
IT \YON’T WORK
It is very strange that uhtlo Mr. lrvin
takes great pains to impress it upon the vo
ters of some of the Democratic tnwnshipe,
such as Bradford. Brady. &e. that he is
“ as good a democrat (13 (here is in lhe
county." he should take greater pains. e
ven to the making of his muhlcn npeoch in
But'er, to prove to the stubborn whigs there
that he never was a demor‘rat. or that he
was not a Démocrnt when elected to the
State Senate. There is something very.
strange in this. Why should he be a Fed
eralist (here. and n Democrat here." \‘-'h:lt
rver other: may think ofthis Lind of don
hle dealing. in our opinion it won't war/r.
Men nl’ sense. free born and not more than
halfblmd. will see that there Is 'something
rotten in Danark.’ .
\‘ HOUSTON AND ms REI‘CHLIC —'l‘he au
«door. 0. EDWARDS Lzsirm. has kindly
sent us a copy of this pretty lmle work,
giving a brief account of lhe Life and char
n‘cler of Gen. Sam Housmn. ilie 'l‘oxian
hero ; logelher with much information ra
lalmg in {he liisloly of Tc'xzu and annexa
lion. The woxk contain: 200 pages—-
price 50 cents. “'6 shall refer to ”in
work again. and in (he mcnnnmo bespcak
{or n the {incurable consideration ofllie
public. an it Is calculaled to remove from
public opinion much unnecessary and
groundless prrjudicv.
.41! JIM? S/Makr‘r—Acnmding tn the
‘ Butler \Vhig'of the 523 d "IL, Mr. Pat
terson occupied but ‘two mint/(o3’ in his
speech at the Dcmncratic (fleeting in than
place. and during that time accurthn: to the
same paper’s own words, he tltuussed the
“ Tariff, the Bank and the Nnt'mmd im~
prowment” questions. Now. if Mr. Pat-
Icrlon done all this in the space of two
minutes, he is ccrtatnly an nble speaker,
and should thetcfom bu alt-clot] to Con
gran. ‘ "
“71:11! is said Abroad.
We 'luke lhe {allowmg exlrm-ls frum u chIL-r Imm n
rnizen of Indlunu counly. \\ 110 15 inlimnlcly ncqua|n~
tail \silh lhu pus! pulmcal l'UlllL‘SlH 11l lhm ruumy. We
are rcqucxlcd tu luy itholoru unrrundus lu show
them what I." expoclcd of us in ulhcr purl: n! the
Slate : g
"thn the present Whig candidate
{or Congress was lost belore the people (it
your county for their sutl'ragcs, he begged
—.-nay. he beau-chad democrats to support
htmeunce more—4o relieve him that time.
and he would never come belore them a
galn. Yes—he c-vcn pledged his word
and honor to democrats. that it they would
sacrifice their principles by voting for of
electing him, he would remain neutral in
politiceuhe would never take a part for
a tederal candidate against them. This
muit‘y'etbc fresh in their memories. Did
It'e‘fEdeem ‘ this pledge? or did he wick
edly betray them as he did when a mem
ber of the Senate? Let his conduct dur
ingthe‘l'ast Presidential campaign answer
the'question. L'et his warm and decided
hourae’io-layor of Henry Clay, and his
abuse at I'democrata. who' would not (go
with him,‘ show .what reliance may be pin
ced in his word. ';
“Whigs are loud in their boasting hen
relative to the“ result in youreounty. ‘
Thereby.hit-election is‘ certain—7mm hel
(tritn)~hai'the democracy’ot. Cleartield at
his” pten‘hrc,- aad that he will ’g’ct‘a major-
it)‘ in your county. [Hope it will be oth
erwise. l trout the time has gone by. for
the Operatiunofhu Iyalem ofhypocricj'. “0
successfully pcuclicedfl"
From the Armu'trong Democrat.
MR. IRVIN AND THE BANK.
Mr. Irvin denies. it in said. that he ev
cr Was a Democrat, and that his vote in
lnvor til the Bank of the United States.
was not thereture an act uI political treach
ery. We make no doubt that I’enruse,
Burden and Dickey, would also repudiate
the charge 0! democracy if it was preler
red agatnat them. It Mr. Irvin never was
a democrat. how did it happen that he was
twice elected to the Legislature by the
Democratic party P That party is not in
the habit, we believe, (if eletaliug Whigs
tooflice. The denial therelore is t-heer
nnuseneef and cannot deceive. Even in
his address, Mr. Irvin attempts to regain
the confidence til the democracy ul Cleair~
lield county, by plcatltng in extenuatiun
at his ufl'enee, that 's'ome prominent demo
crats in his dutriet had advised him to
tote lur the Bank. The mere bpology lur
that vote In an adniisnun, that he had dune
stunt-thing which the people \vulied to hate
explained.
\\e have lully examined the Senate
Jntirnal uI ISBS and ’3O. Irnnt which i'.
appears that Mr. Irvin was in Ital haste
to aecuru the pansage nl~ the bill. He was
the sleutly Irtetid ul the bill, ill his \‘Uit‘s
are any test thw sincerity. {ruin the day
on \\hzch it was brought up iti the Senate.
until the hour (II its final passage. He'
\\uuld admit nl an tlelay—tvuuld listen tn
nn prnptmttnn lur pox/portrmmt, in nrtlex
that the vuire ofllie PEOPLE might be
Ilt‘attl on so Important :1 question ; we as}
this because he voted JiGfi/NS'l' (1 row
(ulion n/ .«lleasrs. Head and Krebs. lo
I’USTI’UA'E (/H‘ bill in order!" (HIT)
THE PEOPLE ’l'l.l/E TO IN
S'Y'IRI’C'I‘ THEIR It’l;'l’lt’lz‘sl§.'\"l‘.‘l
YII'ES.’ .’ 'l‘lxe o-tttlt‘tit'e (II this maybe
teen on pages 292 and 2H5 111 the Jnurna'.
Ry Magnetic Telegraph.
(f .rrmpnmlonr'v (11 Kim rl-nnu '.vnmun
GEN. KI‘ZARNER IN SANTA FF.
Baltimore, Supt. 25—43 I'. M.
The WruH-rn Innll brings L): St. Luui
pnpws :u the 21:1. The [Republican loam;
{mm a :vullrmah just {rum lndrpcndn-ncr
that a llmcller “lulu-d M ”In! pldrv. Whu
dale: (hut ul the (mum: oi the KJIIKI‘
run-r. he tell in wilh an exprvss [rum Urn.
Kumrmy.p.l~.~ing across tn Furl [mann
“nrlh. uhu rc'porch that (ion. K. was in
Santa Fr; lhal he had lnkcn pnqwssnm M
the place “Ithul It'sifilnllCC—Ul)V,'Af
mlju, who Was slill [ln-re. Inning made no
nppum'iun. or evinced the Iraq healluliun
m giving up (he hmn. 'lhin. tuumr lhu‘
it be, was guncndly credited nl huh-pen
(lento.
The Murmons wcxe lust leaving NJU-
HlO. and many uf lhem had already finivv
ml :11 SK. LOUIS. alumni in a stair of stnrv
alion. The lt‘rnH M ”w capilulmmn had
bvvn cnmpliml \vnlh by lhe Ann lunlnmnl,
Dr. Marvin Hnyt, M Rlchulllllll. \'a.,
mu 1 mm! nlrzul in his bt'll this morning.
In lhiscily, “i'h lhn-e bullclu in his head
and burns“. He is suppmed to have been
munlcrcd by a man uilh Mum- wife hr
had held impropcr illlcrcuuree.
Succmu u. fluxsmnn'n PILLS ——A lady m
whnlu I run rufcr. was given up In «he; her phys~
H'ians nmurcd hut lnchdu Ihul nullung muM b:-
dnno {or her. that aho \\ us .lymg. Whul wan Ihtv
l‘:>l.n“liu[| of Hun person! She had been under our
bv.-u phymcmna for some moulha; her AIHA'Hun “u.“
cancer on lhe ugh! breuul and (‘on-umpllon. A
Binder was wuhed 10 be mused; on" wan applinl
lu Hm neck; il modr.‘ no Impmsuun “mummy.—
Uuher par"! of the body wvro lrlod, nnd \\ilh nu
hrllvr 'HH'CIERI; them was not mlmvinnl vunlnly m
[bonyslem lu raxsn n u hlmn. She was mum-rung
larnlflu agony. uml she was IlPIr-rlninml. (ll h"! (low
lnvr gum lu-r rm hopes/'0 |ry wlml B“ \NDRI‘TTH'S
PILLS \\nuld (lu for lxrr. Slll- tool; (lghlcen [he
first ulny, :leo cuminuad them In lnfign nluscs, and
In [no \\urkd the was NO much lrcllcr Ibul she
muld “Elk übuul. Dosirou- of telling whulhor n
Inhaler (-uul-l ho rained. llmlnunl one pulun her leg.
dcmgnlng m draw down lho pulml human; lhe
bllsler rum‘d linuly. nnd ono.of hur l](lt‘ll)lfl uwnod
that it was as unlouiuhing to him to sou lhe llllfiltf
us it wm lo ado her at all. living. pm! m mucll re
rnvcvod. Wlml lhom Pl”! could be mndo of, and
purge us they had damn and not kill, hul uhmlulu
ly nun‘mn llm viYnl powers. wuu mom [law ’lO
«:uultl cumprchund. More in New York. in lhe
cenlm ofour city. the grculell [hing has been llUllc
in tho lvuy (If übsululo life saving. unknown in un
ciunl or modern limos, nll Brundrcxh'u l'llln were
known. Two Inqnlha ngu und lills person mu.
dying—ulnuululcly dying of (-unbumplion and un-
cer, and unyv her consumplion iJ entirely uurml
nml hor cuucor In in a fun way to bo w In lluu
medicine u quack medicine 1 Cum llna_lm equalled
by any ollwr medicine in the world m lho guml ll
effects? lnnuwnr nn.’ nnd [on limos lean [horn
and can be referred to puraunnlly (u busluin my on
neruun.
Brundrolh’s Pills. by cicunsmg lhu bHOUd from
nil impurity, gives power to ovary organ iu perform
ill functions honllhily; no mulls: whelher uxlor.
nnlly or inlernnlly affected.
ONE Worm T 0 Tm: Szuznmnv —'l‘hcw uhu lu~
bor within doors are not Only compelled lo brcnlho
an impuro nlmoaphuro. which _is‘ l‘roquemly rcndor
0d wholly unfit for the props: oxpnnnion ol lhe
lungs, but. owing lo wum o! exotciao'. the bowels
become constipated, lhe pom of Iho skin are cloa
ed. and. indeed. all ma functiona of the body has
come deranged; hencu procaod unthn. coughmnim
in tho hrenal and nidu. pulpitulion in the heart rhou.
muiic pains in dxfl'ercm pom of-lho body, g'iddincss,
and n variety of other distressing complain". to
common to than) ofsodcnmry hubiu. 3
V’Vright’l Indian I’egclalrlc Pills disperse all lhoao
nplculanl symptoms..nu if by n charm; a single
no \i‘ilhn all cases givo relief. and if rdpciu'od n
'_imeakwgl‘l moat. assuredly rcslore (ha body [0
km.“ A‘n ol'L'lHiuunl use 0! lbs ludiuu Vegeta-
blo‘l’ills will how the body compleloli free from
those humou which are in all canoe the cause uf
illness. and enable those who land a scdonlnry Mo
to enjoy purine! and nourid health
Caulion.-—-li should he remembered that Mr.
Edward Colo, of Philndclin; Mr. John Dixon. of
Eamon. Pm. and Messrs. Browning dz Brgiliern. 0!
Philadelphia. nro noiF‘nganla 0! ohm. nnd‘iuslhey
purchase no Indian Vegetable Pills at our oflicu.
um cannot guaranty as genuine (my medicine Hwy
may have/or snlc. ' ‘
flgent for Clear/iqld, R. Shaw. For
other agencies in (,‘learficld 6~ other coun
ties.’see advertisement in another column.
MARRIED-«In (‘lnrinm on Frnlny tho 251 h ull.,
by Rev. Mr llnllock. ML'I‘HOS. M. ’MArm,‘!orm¢.rly
u [hm plnct‘. lu MI»: MARTHA h'WANY. ol Clurmn.
Welelnserllholollmunq.vorrvt‘led: ‘
On 'l‘humlny the 17th Sept. by lhe Rev. E. Wol.
W. Rev. Jonu \Vmaomuwon-m lu Mum MAM
BELL, ofl’lka Inwnship.
FEM I’ERANCE M EE'I‘I NH.
'l'lm Wnahinglnnmns will hold their next regular
Innulhly memmg in the l’rrshylariun Church in Ihu
lmrnngh nl Clonrlield. un Momlny evening null All
pursnun lrmmlly m llm [nuw \\‘ill nllvntl. It Is expo-(w
lnd Ihnl lhen- H“ be speakers lruu) übruud [0 ml
(lrmm the Socwly.
WMI RADEBAUGU, Sev'y.
Sc'pl 291 M.
GRUCEREB‘IS.
_rRA'IZI'IR 3L BARRET'I‘S’ have
ER ju~l ll‘Cl'i‘l'll a lrvsh supply of €qu
[(0. TM. Sugar (3- Molasses.
Oct. 3.
flpprenticcc H'antcd
Boy lf‘: or 17 years of use, “ha
1% can come “v“ rfcomlnemlud. will
be taken as an apprethu to lhv U/uC/c
-“nil/ling Husinus. find :1 good chann
“lll be ngvnfiwAfipllcatlon almuul be
”Ich nnmcdiulcfii '
‘ THUS. BEER;
Hrnhnlnlnn. Rom. 30. 19“}.
A NATURAL REMEDY,
Sum-d ‘0 lhe Humnn Cumltluuou. nnnl uqnnl In «.m-
(-un- n! P\'l'l’V l‘llrlllllfl due-nus, WI“ ha mum: m
H rig/11’s Indtan chntable Pills,
OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HRH/I'll.
Thu-av rllruurdumry l’AHaarc cmnpmcd M plunln
\\hn-h prov. rpmzlnm-nuwly on uur own null. nnd
urn, I‘u-rulnrn llullPr uduplml In uur ('unnlllulmm
ilmn Mm! Imnes ('uncuclrd Imm lurulqn drug“ hnw~
nw-r well “my mny he (‘umpuundmh and as
WIHUHPS INDIAN VEGI‘L'I'AULE PILLS nu
loumiod upnn the pmmg-lv Ilml lho humnn Indy
m m lrmh
Fl'UJl-IC'l‘ TO UIIT‘ 0X)? WSIZAH
namely, rnrrupl human, and ”I“ ”Id Mt'lhl'me
I‘ures Ihm (“IFTIFP nn
NA'I'L'RAL PRINCIPLES.
by rlrvmxin/z ant] puri/vm; {ln body, I! u I” lu- mnn~
Hm! Ih at. I! lhe c-unsnluuun ho um cnurr-Iy n-xhuun
ml, n peruovomnce m UICH’ uue. affording m durac~
nun". I» uhuululoly rennin In drivo dunes-t- of cvo~
r)‘ mum: from the bndy. ‘
When \\o Wish 10 rumro n uwnrnp or morn" In
!crnl:ly. we drmn ll of lhe unpvrnhumlnm water
In hkv munnur, I! We Wish 1n rmmru Ihn [lndy In
hcuHh. wu mun! cleanse ll of Impurlly.
WRIUII'I‘S INDIAN \'l-I(ilr'.'l'AllLl£ I’ILLS will
ho hum! one of lhe howl, 11 [ml lhe Very Imsl med
:(‘nnu In the work) Mr rurrying nul (Inn
(71H ND PURIFYL‘A; PRINCE I'Ll‘
hornnsa they uxpel {mm lhe budy all nmrhid nnd
('urrupl humor. lhe ('nuro or [he din-mun In nn any
nnd Nulurul .‘qumr ,- nnd while lhcy every duy
(.‘H‘H EASE AND PLEASURE. dun-me I)! every
nnmn w rnpully drlvnn {rum Ihn lmdy.
H"7'ig/zt’s Indian Pegetable I’zlls
Can be had grnuinu- n! (he IuIIUWiLL;
highly respeclnble ~lnrekeepers~m
(,‘lenrfield (‘ounljp
lhe/Lard S/mw. L'laarficld;
[Junie] Harrell, Curwimvi/le;
. David Irvin, Lulhersburg.
L‘M‘ Calm/y.
('nbb S' Gallagher. Ix’ulge'u'rr_r/:
George U'ois. SI. filmy/.9.
Ccnlrn (bun/11,1.
Ifmr/rrr/mjf§~ Int-in. lic/lrfonle;
./ S‘ J Pol/(1', [’l‘l/(‘18‘ .I’lil'x;
.’l/'lmn F‘is/ur. ('mhuril/r;
('l’ Human, flurrmsbnrg:
Samuel Lipton, MUN/Hug;
Hmry .Nmns, H'ul/rervi/le;
”'m Jimmy. l’iua Gram: JIM/s;
(Imrgr Jar/c. Hun/slung;
II I, x’l/mvrr, Alan/trim;
Irvin S' ”Willa/ctr, (‘ouer/rl/ Hall;
Duncan é- llays. S'pring {Vii/J;
F Iz’mk/uu'dl. ln'uberaburg;
Jam/2 llama”. Centrwi/lc.
fry-omm ufflvnlul nrhvay In [hp Huh) ul
WHIIHIT'R lsnln Vncmnnuc Pme of lhl‘ North
Ameru‘nn Cullz-ge of Heullh. No. 288 (-'roonu'irh
Slrcel. Nm'.’ Yurk. No. IDS 'l‘rr-nmnl hlf"(‘l. Hus
um; um! I'RIVCII’ALOFFH'E. Nu. 160 RAM; S'rnnm.
I’lnludomhlu.
TEACHERS WANTED.
()UR Tcnchvrs wanted to leach Ilw
F Cmnumn Sdnmln in Morris [own
ship. A rvasnnnbln inlary will [)9 glvpn.
and (he cn~h paid at Ihr- and u! may
moulh. if Irquilcd. None but guml mur
al prrwm. uud when-wise well qualified,
need apply. Application mav be made
510 either of [he umlvrsiunetl Durecmrs. ~
\. WM. bi‘HMEL, l’ra’t- A
S. C. 'l'nom'son. Sec'gv.
MOSES C. EVANS, SAMUEL HOOVER.
JAVOB BEAMS, CHRISTIAN I'IMIUH.
‘Murrln Ip. Sr'pt. 15. IS-lU—pd.
To the Heirs and Legal Represenlmives
of the Hon. [Hoses Bagga. late ofC/ear
field county. deceased.
{EPAKE NU ”CE that application has
" been made to the Regi-ltvr ol Clear
lield county lor letters of administration
on the estate of the said deceased. and
unless you come lorwurd according to
law, und take out letters at administration
on maid estate on or before the 241 h day 0!
October, n'cxt. the same will granted to
some other competent person. agreeably to
acts at Assembly in such case made and
provided. v " ' -
' WM. C. WELCH. Reg’r.”
Register-’3 Olliee Clear
licld, Sept. 17. 1846.;
BLflJVKaS' for sultan! t/az'é bfliiw.
"namifififiafiéfifiao
Fellow, Cuizens :—I offer myself to your
considerntion as a candidate for lhe Office
of SHERIFF, at lhe coming fall election,
and- if,clccled. will endeavor to discharge
the duty of said office with fidelity,
JAMES BLOOM, sen.
Annual sth. 1846.
PROCLAMATION.
WEVHEREAS. By an act of the Gen
eral Assembly (il Penniylvama,
('ntillod, “An Act to regulate the General
Election within thix Cotnmuntvcultll”—it
is enjniucd (m the Sherills ol tlie‘ilificrcnl
cuunties to give public notice of much elec»
hung. the place where to be held, and the
umn-rs to be clected:——'|'lierelore, l. EL-
Lis IRWIN. High Sherifl of lhe cuunty ol
Cleurficld. do hereby give
I’IIBLICK NOTICE
to the electors iii the county 0| Clearfielzl.
that a General Election “ill be hrlil on
'hu Second Turedny of ()rto/mr Hr‘J'f. (lW'
inzthel3thdnyoltlwmnnth.)ut I'm sov~
ernl rli-crion districts In said cnunly, al
which time and place the qualified elec
turn will elect—
()nc I’rrson [or Cum! Commissioncrul
this Commonwealth,
One I’érsnn to I’t‘pfcscnt tho cuunties of
lmltann, Arnntrung. Butler and Clear
field. m the Home of Representatives
of the United Staten.
Two Persons to rcprcwnt the counties 0!
Centre and ()leurfirhl In the ”nuw nl
Rum-senlnttvm u! Pcnmylvnmu.
()m I’m-son tor Sheri“ of Clcnvfield coun-
Una I‘m-son lnr (.‘nrnmisuioncr of C‘cur
“l'll' manly.
()ne Parson Mr :\utl|lnruf Clt-au fichl coun
(Inc Parson lor Curoner of Clcnrfield
counts ,
The clcclors nf thcsnid cnunlv will tnkt
nolu'e lhnl lhe (-lecllon \HII br Held M NH.
fulluwmg plum-s:
Fur lho diall’ll‘l mum-mud 'II' -he [own-July: of Law
H'IICO ul lhe vuurx humc.
For (in: dlulncl rumpuscd of the luwnuhly 0f Brud
furvl nl lhe hnunc nf \\'m. ”noun.
Fur (ho dmrn'l mmpumd u! (ho luwnahxp of [)ecn-
Km 1.! lhe house of Julm (loam
For llm dislncl (-urupnned ml the Inwnnhtp of Harm
rm (“.11“) huuae n 1 Samuel M. Smuh.
For the dmrlu (enzymes! of the nnvnuinp ol P kv
m lhe houw of John Drnuckur.
Fur me lihlnr'l cumpunml ul Illu Inwnshrp or Cuv
Ingmn at lhe house uf J.u-nb Mnnrur. __
For lhe dmlncl (f'mnlmucd ol the loumhlp of Brady
n 1 lhe huuuu u! l’. W. Burton.
Fur lhe «halncx cumpoaed ul Ihu luu nahlp of Chen
M the huuso u! Juno: Curry.
Fur the dnslrlcl composed ofthe township I)qu
nhan u: lhu puhhc urhunl house In nmd mun-hip.
For lhe dlulm'l composed of lhe luwnahlp 01
Woodward ul lhe elccuumhousu m Dcculur luw'p.
For (In: dISHH'I cumposoJ ofthe luwmhlpoflilrurd
n! the house of Geurge B. Slullh.
Fur Ihadmlm‘l r'umpuxcd of lhe 'lunmhlp of Mon
n 5 at the house of Jumeu Allporl.
For the dlbll'lL'l composed of lhe township of Burn~
side m the houuo 0! John Young.
For lhe dmlncl composed 0! Kim luwnshlp of Bel!
nl lhe Imuoe uf Frederick 'l‘nnmur.
For lhe district (‘mnpuurd of tho luwnshlp of Jo:
don til the house ul'Jumel Mch-nl.
For lhe dlslnm compound of lhe lon nahip of Boggy
nl lhe house at Henry Wup|£.
For lha dsslnul composed of lhe lownslup oH’unn
nl lho school house on Sponcrr's hill.
For lho diulricl composed ul’ the township 0! Hum
lan at .lho house 01 Jean Wilson. "
Fur lhe diulru‘l cmnpuam! of the :uwnalup ofFergu~
nun ul lhe huusu u: T. Dunn.
Fol Hm tIISIHCI Luluyusud u! Hm lnwnnlup of liar»
lhuu: at the Irume huuuc lurmcrly rumpled m- u
hoarding huuw m 51m] lunnsth.
For lht‘ Jlnlnrl Compact! o! the luwnahlp of Fat at
Ihr hnuae 0! John I. Bandy.
Foe the dwncl computed ul' lhu huruugh 01 Clear
find an Ihv L'Uull-IMIUH‘
A'olice is lunch}; given. 'I hat nil per
suns (vxwpmlg JUnlmu ul the Peace.)
who shall huh] "Ivy umu- w nmmmlmchl
nf prufil m nun, mmer lln- Unwvmucnl
u‘ Hu- ULHL-tl Slums or 0' [his Slaw. or u!
any Cl!) ur Hunrpnmlenl .iulllcl, “mother
a cnmnunmne'tl ”Nicer nr ulhwwise, a
nuburthnulr umn-3r ur agent, who is m‘ him”
be unplug”! umlcr lhe !r«_;|.l.xl|\'e, exgcu
livr m‘judiriaiy Ill'pumlru‘ 0' thin Shale
ur of Ihr: Umled Slain. ur any L‘lly or in
rurpnrnlell «Initial; and Man tllurevw'y
nwmber ul Cungu-ss and Sum- Legisla
lure. aml of the m-lcct m unumun cuunctl
0! any City. ()1 cmnunnsium-r ul any Imm
poruml (llslric'. H by law mcnpable ol
nnhlmg or orcrmsnng, at (he Mme lime,
the office or uppuiuhnrnt of Judge. In
~pccxur m (lclk 0! any l'lk‘CllUll 0| this
Cmnumhwmllh; nmi Ilmt no ln-prclur,
Judge. ur ulhz'r ufliww' M. an} vm'l'. (".cc
Hun :hull Ur cligmlc In any office voted
lnr.
And We Icmrn Judgm ol__:he :eupcctire
(limicl‘ ul‘ounnhi. arr rrqucsled lo meel
nl lhecuurl huusr In '.hc bmuugh Macar
fiohl on {ho Flll3] mxl after the second
'l‘ul-ndnll nt Oclvbm, then and rlnn-re to (la
all {how things ruwiwrl nf lhvm by law.
Given under my hand and sea] at Clear
jicld. this I‘ll/: day 43/ September. in the
year of our Lord one [lmus-and (‘i"/lt
hundred and [orig-six. and ofthe 7n
dcpemlcncc q/‘l/ze Uniled ‘ Slalcs t/ze
air/y ninth.
ELLIS 1R Wl N. Sh’fl
AGE N 'l‘ WANTED.
For this Conniy.
THE business will be to procure gub'
' scribers for. and sell. when Rubllsll
ed. a large, new. splendid lowmhlp Map
of lhe STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The qualifications require-cl are In amp”
capital 0! $lOO, sobriety: 111/egrzly. m
duatry, energy, and actwe busmes: tal
ents. Information of the terms of the I
g‘ency (which are liberal) Will be gh en on
uppliculion, POSTAGE-RAID. to ,
' ALEXANDER HARRISON.
, - Superintending .flgenl,
5’5 South 7'h'Sl'eCl. Philadelphia.
Sept. 25, 1846.-—6 m. '
« , To; Assessxl
VEHE Assessors for the dih,’ u
slups in the cunnly'olClq
1847, will take notice that lheyél
red to meet at the Commissionek.
in the borough of Clearfield. on Pride;
‘ 16m day of October, A. D. 1846, le
celve such instructions in relation lo lb,
ensuing lriennial assessment as the Com
unmimlers shall deem advisable.
By order of the Commissioners,
I-l.[’. THOMPSON. Cl’k.
Comm’rs Office. Clear
‘ield, sth Sept. 1846. g
Electing of County Comma“.
)ERSONS havmg business 10 Iranian
E with the buatd 0! Commissioners of
Ulcurfield county. will take nolico that
ball] bumd will be in session on Friday
the. lGlh day all ()ctuber next
ATTRSTED,
H. l’.
Sopl. 12.1846
THOMPSON, Cl’k.
TO THE PEOPLE.
THE session of Congress. which hnsjast lermin~
atoll. will he long and gratefully remembered by
all true fl‘plll)llCnnll for the triuinphantsucceu of
many uftlinir cherished principles and measures.
While we lienrtily rejoice at the trtumplt of tho
princtples which ll has been our constant effort to
advocate and defend, and from which no prosperi
ty.no adversity, can swerve us : we cannot be un~
mindful of the attitude in which we are placed by
a recent vote of both houses of Congress:-—wo al
lude to tltecuntemplaled withdrawal oflliair pat
ronnge from the newnpnper press. ’l‘o tlnn decla
mn we (:liaerliilly hmv. aensiblo as We are ortlto
patriotic motives whlch have led to it. But we
trust that thin dBCISIOH of Congress incronsol rath~
er than diminishes our claim to the support of a
higher power—[lint of the people; and to them Wu
confidently appeal to uni us, by their patronage. in
uusiuinlug at the twat olgovornment ujourlml 1h“
in intlenlily devoted to their interests and the tru:~
interests of the country:
ll lil known to every one. that the utiief source
of flllllullltng a newspaper ll not the magnitude of
11l Iilll)s('rlpltt)ll list. in) much an the mtverluing ["1“
human which may iiu bestowed upon it. ln largo
coiittnermnl clties. Indeed. the latter is uaunllv ”‘0
t-oiimiintliintof the former, as It ‘.tocutnes the Oth
mu lltlt‘rcrtl of mercantile men to advertise In those
pnpnrn uliicii are the most extensively circulated.
Washington. lnmovnr, in differently situated. De.
prived of the advertising patronage inclllonl ‘0 a
mercantile community. and burdened with pecu
liar and enormous cxponxpa “'lllCl‘l are not olso~
“here iiicurrcd. nothing but It very long lintnl
sutm-nliing pnirons can sustain a paper in useful~
”(Uh—lr, Illill‘t‘il, even in existence. The propric
tom ml the ‘ Uiitun’ huvo liltltortn spared “0 Pill!“-
and no upemo, to make their paper worthy ofthe
metropolis. and worthy of the support oftltat great
party under whose lmnnur they are enlisted. ln
flu-)lllllllllg the must full and ample debates of the
two lteusna of Congress, it is believed. over before
attempted (in this continent in a daily no‘t‘ltlflPGT
they have secured the seniiccs ofthe best report
ers which the country afforded. but at the enorm
ous cost of 619.000 or $15,000 per year.‘ Their
extensive foreign and domestic correspondence in
another large item of expense, but the instructive
usefulness of which is so highly cominOniled and
npprst-latml as ioJuqiily almost any outlay to ah
tutn'tt. Still. it must be evident that these heavy
exp’cnlos cannot be borne, unless the subscription
‘ list is commensurate to the undertaking. and IllhO'
we can boast of 15.000 subscribers. (including dai
lv. tri-waekly, and weekly.) yet this list lull“ “in
be considerably enlarged to enable the proprietors
0‘ ”10' Unlun' l 0 suwtuin all its usefulness. and to
insure thsm ngnlnst pecuniary loss. Invoking.
”"“- uSum. the old and support of all true friends
”l Republican government. and pledging ouru-lvc-iij
tov renewed efforts in the cause of the glorious
prtnciple- “'0 Cherish. we offer the following pro.
pot-alu .-
The ' DAILY UNION' Will be publxahod, nu be!»
"’f‘m’v at 810 per annum. paynhlo in advanca. 111
"Winner hnharlo hm been almost exclusivelv [’o‘
"“Cnl. We purplmo in fuluro to devote n WNW"
Of ”3 column»: to domeulic nuwu ofguneml inletonl
“”d '0 nnscolluneuun lllcruluru. \\hich, willmlfl
'ml'axnng Ila polulcal influence, may render H ”1"
"Wm m-ceprnnle lo I" “lentil-d rlnns of ronderl.
'l‘lto ' SICMI-‘VHEKLY UNION' will b 0 pub
llbm-«l awry Mundnv and 'l'humluy. during lhe re
m-M of l‘unqrns... :11 $5 per huuuln. 'l'llm contains
all the matter coulmnrd In lhe '1)dll‘!/ Uniuu.'el
H-pl iorul mh‘orlxsomrnls. lhmng xhc sessions 0!
Congrats» llm‘u numbers. innmud oflwo will be il~
sued willmul nny mum vhurgu lu vubn-nbeu- '
I'INIAIHiEKIICNT 0]" THE WEEKLY UNION
The ' WEEKLY UNION' is ismed ermy Silur
dnv ; am! In nrrungemenln are in prugrasa lo en
lurgo :I ll) nonr double its prawn! size, we shall
noun bu enabled to give nearly every urliule which
muv nmwur In the dunly and nemiqveekly edmunl.
m the elucmely luw rulu uszL’. We propose also
In glvu,mlhn (-dilion. a t-omplcle aynopncul lum~
m'zry oflho prncuodman in half) houses of Con
qrcnx~4hus rendering lhe ‘ \Vockly Union' n mos!
vulunhlu (hum-0| of minnnuuon to all classes of
nnr mum”. But lu rrmunumlu us for [his onler
prmo, un l'xll'nh‘ivv: subscrlpllun lis! is Ibaulule’y
Induupunrnhle.
CONGRESSION A L REGISTER.
ln nildllinn to (he fun-going. we have rouolvod
to publish. dunngllie lensiuns of lhe nnlionnl leg~
Islulure. a ‘ Congressional Rrgislcr,’ Io be issued
ueelily, mu! m i-oinum n l-‘ULL mu'om‘ ol the daily
prureadmns and debate: of boll: houses. Indeed,
lhe arrangements which we IIIVO mnde wilh the
very bell ('m'ps ofropurlera will enable us to give
‘ even more lull and extended repum than we have
prudm-ml duvng this session, nupormr as we claim
1 ”Id!“ 1') be In nny preceding ones. The Regina;
Wlll be nmde up from lhe daily reporls In lhe ‘ Un
lo“,' ('nlelully revived by an experienced editor.
and vull cnmuiulo a complete and nulhenlic n 3.
cord of lhe subsiun- An appendix will be added.
‘ inl’nnn wilh the Reglulur, and lo bu uni graluil
ouniy m mbseribers. i'omprising 1) list ofthe new
pussud dllrlng lhe session. will; u synopsil oftheil
cannon“, and u rolorunee, when necessary, lo pn
vionsln‘gislnlion. This will form lhe moat com-r
plum history 0! the session? of Congress, and will
be furnished n: the low price or savzmv-m‘n
cam-s lor the next session.” ’rl.:f
-{fi'l’os‘rmsrsm uro authorized lo “dam” n
gunts ; and by sending us live yearlyfifi ‘ Jban.
will) the subscription money. for either: Willi/y.
b‘umi. ll’rr/rly. or 'chlzly. will be onlilled 10‘ on'o
imp)! of the name edition as they furnish ’ us lub
crihers for. > , , - 1 vT "'
MTho Coxmmsnomu. Rzmmzn will be: fur
nishcd they on (he mmctcrma a.»
CLUBS ‘VILL BE FURNISHED WIT"? -’.';‘
5 copies oflb’o Daily for " . . , 9‘o, 0.0 ‘
5 d 0 ‘ Semi-weekly ' ~V J '2O 00
10 do ‘r-‘ud , w 335,00
‘5 do Weekly “ ‘,’ " "8500;
10 ‘do ' do .I: u “T 531500
20 do Congressional;Raging-hi'9,9510 00‘
'l‘h‘o 'l’mmo ofuo person willbepmon’fl‘uoon our
boukfllu'nlesu the paying"! 9(lth guy’s’criyn'qp Q;
tnudo iri'ndvnnc’e‘ ' ' " H ' ' ‘
__ Addréen,
RI‘I'CHJE "&~ iiExs‘s,’
Wpshinglun my. D. C
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