POETRY.
A SISTER’S LOVE.
Alon vunamnl lhun lhe vvnmng nlnr
)Vhlch mild’y ‘wuum nhnvr——
Thun dindnm —nh.' dearer In:
A nlalor'a gonllo luvu'
Brighter lhnn dv\\‘~drnp un Ihv man
‘ 'l‘hun nnlura's Emile mum nay——
A linng {mum \\hwh ever Hows.
Sleeped m hwn'fi puerl rxn'
Gl-m u! the heart! '.lfr'l gm uhvme
Bt-quoulhmi us from above.
Glad offering m nflbrnon'u shun-w
A sister's holy love? -
fl PrQ/(me Swmrcr h’anflmsuL—ln
Schoharia cnunty them hves a man whose
addiction to profane swearing la nm-h that
~.his name has become a by ward and w
preach; butby some mtofnnl thermome
tér'he so graduates his oath. as to mnke
thém apply to the peculiar vase in hand ;
the greater the mishap or cause for "M".
the stronger and more lrcquent his mljuru
lions. ”is busincss is that of: untherer
of ashes, which he collects in small nuan
litlea and tmnsports in an ax can. Upon
a recent occasion. having by dint of great
labor succeeded in filling his vehwle, he
started [or the ashery. which t-tmuls ut the
brow Ora steep hill, and it was not until
he reached the door that he noticed. wind
lug itltoctunus course down the lung dc.
clivity, a line of white ashes. wlnle some
thing short of a peck rt‘matnad in II)? rarl.
' The dwellers by the u‘nt‘s’illc nml they
that larried there’ hat] nssmnhlml in grown
force, expecting an unusual nnmhz-mnl «In:
play., Turning however to the rmml, llw
unfortunate man henvml n sigh and Silhltl‘
remarked: ' Nt‘tghlmrs. it's no Ihr; /
ran'ldo jusliu In I/w wilful!
The ”ear! and Hm Swan/.mh IS recor
ded of the Duke of Luxmnbunra. lhal on
his death-bed, he decimal! ”ml he “'de
have cherished more deeply the memory
of having given :1 cup of mid unli‘r to am
ofhis fellow-creatures in poverty and (its
tress. than all lhe vivlnrivs he had achir-v
ed, wilh their arenas of blood, desolalinn
and death. An admirahlv lesmn 13 run
"Eyed-in this brwl’ expression uf opinion.
The Flour and Uruin film/{LVN in New
York.-—-The New York Express of The!»
day afternoon says : .
‘ A week ago there were snme intlirminns
ofapluse in the Hlliplnenls of broad mm.
This atom from the high prices lhzn were
demanded. Flour was held at 85 75;.
VVheal at 81 '2s—:ml (.‘orn at NJaHsc.~
These rates. together with the srarcny of
Veuoll. had the eflecl to check blnpmr'nls. *
and'wilhin a few days all these articles
have declined to a pom! at uhu-h Ehiprersl
are willing to invest. The (‘onscqm‘nre m,
tlml. wnhin the lasl few days. there has:
'beén‘n very acme business doing. Flnurl
"at 35 50. has been taken free.
About 100,0005u5hels of corn have snld
3(570378'C15” 100.000 bushels mm. and
40,000 bUshels wheat. nearly all fur ohxp
nidm." Vessels have become plenty, allhn‘
freight! keep up. The amuunl of good!
on tho canal, and which musl umn- here
wilhin the next four weeks, or nol at ml, is
'very great
.9 Bulicrfll/‘s Moral .—A buy. on per
calving a beautiful buttmfly, “as so smit
ten with its gaudy colors, that he pun-nod
it from flower to {lower uith lntlt’lflllgulilt‘
zeal; at first he attempted to surprise H 1
mong the leaves ola rose; thvn lic en lea
vored to cover it with his hat a; it was fond»
ing on a daisy ; now he ltopf'tl tr) secuie u
an it revelled on a sprig ot‘ myrtle ; and
now grew ante of his prtZt: on pCICCH‘Iug
it to loitet on a bed of Violets; but the
fickle fly still cludell his attempts. At last‘
observing il hallburied in the cup of‘a tu-t
lip, be rushed loruartl, and snatching at the‘
object of his pursuit “ith Violent-u. it was}
crushed to pieces. The d} ing insect. per
celnng the boy chagrinetl at his disappoint
ment. addres’sed him \Hlll the utmost (‘alt‘u-g
hens in the following words: ' Belltlltl.l
now. the end of thy unprofitable solicnmte;
,and learn, for the benefit of thy future lil‘e,‘
,thal pleasure, like a painted butterlly. mm l
.urve to amuse thee, in the pursuit ; but if
‘ombraced with too much ardur, will perish
to thy grasp.’ ‘
, fim dark feature in tltc ptesent age,
slid tlte late Dr. Channtng. is the spirit of
,eollilsien. contention and discord which
.breakst‘orth in religion, politics, and pri
vate affairs—n result and necessary issue
of the selfishness which prompts the end
lessaclivity of life. The mighty fetccs
Which are at this moment acting in society 3
storm 'end cannot be in harmony. for they
cannot he governed by love. They ate
discordant. Ltfe has now little music in
it. his not only on the field of battle that
menfight: They fighton the exchange.
Business to wat. is conflict of skill, man
agement. too often of fraud. Christians
foresking their owu Lord, gather under va
rions standards to gain victory {or their
sects. Politics is war, breaking the people
into fierce and unscrupulous. parties, which
forget their country in conflicts for office
and power. The age needs nothing more
than peace-makers. men ofserene, cum
msnding virtue, to preach in life and work
the gospel of human brotherhood, to allay
the {tree ofjealousy and hate.
'yff’Do not talk about your neighbors,
vwo beg‘ of you ,do not. It is unkind, We
are so situated in this life that we are often
dependent upd’ii them‘for’oflices of‘kind
man that money ml! not buy. How a
hat-b. or a light word will grate on the
manory of a neighbor forever, and hot» by
might refuse us his aid if he remembarqd
it 'agaiiist m. It is then our interest to
:3:
[ Knit/«Nun Arr
Sure you cannot feel at home.
'l‘herctnreyouhad better call nnd'get a
new set put in, either on Pivot or Gold
Pia/e. The above operation, together with
Extracting Teeth, and roots of Teeth.
Will be performed in the—J-inust scientific
manner by Dr. A. M. HILLS, who may be
found at the office of Dr. WM. P. HiLu,
In the borough of Clegrfield, on wary Sat
urday, and during court-weeks.
ECPPrices Reduced. j
. Ladies will he visited nttheir residence, ‘
If ticslrcd. " .» lug. 12-3 at. l
BMNKB for salelal this bflie.
lweakmellofmw neighbors. Again, it is To THE pEOPLE.
l unprincipled to speak I” or them. ill " THE session oquigrc-as. whivh linilu“ termith
impolite and ainl'li . and ‘_‘lll’ all these at; rtlcd, will be long aid grutululty remembered by
guments against the practice. It Is much (0, all true repiiblicans ‘for the trititnphaiitauecesa of
be wondered at that die ninth command: mniivufilivir Charithqtlpflnflplfl 9"“ "WWW"-
. .- __ While we heartil rejmco at the triumph of the
t rewarded with more respect. . Y
"‘9’“ '5 ."0 '* [)rlllt‘lplt‘s \\ltl('h It has been our constant effort to
A fluttering word about a person whom “0 advocate tltttl defend. and from “ ltlt‘h no pronperi~
do not know. has often commended us to ,y'm "Manny. m" “we,“ “a: we cnnnol be um
his favor. while a alitzhling remark, unin mindful nt iho tittlttlde in which we are platted by
ientieii'al'p‘eihapa, has made hit]: our enemy a recent mic or lnth houses. or Congrflifll—lflo nl
_ hide to the contemplated thltdrnt‘t'nl oftheir put
lorever. ~ . mung“, {mm ”,0 mmpflpur prom. To this decis~
lon we r‘heertully how, seriaihle air we are ofthe
pnlrioiic motives which have led to it. But we
trust that this derision of Congress increases rath~
or than tllmltllalms our claim to the support of a
higher power—that of (In: people; ntitl to them we
confidently nppenl in aid til. by their patronage. in
maintniug at the sent olgovernment ajournal that
ll iiillaxilily devoted to their interests and Ilia true
interests iil'tll'o country.
It is known to entry one. that the chiefnniirce
of uiiatuining a neit'niinpnr is net the magnitude at
its itiiliiicriptiuii list. no much as the advertising pal~
ronnge which may he bestowed upon it. lti large
commercial Clllt‘tt. indeed. the latter is usually the
t‘nrimmitaiiltif the former. "I it becomes the obvi~
om interest of mercantile men to advertise in those
pant-rs which are the most extensively Circulaled.
Washington. however, is tlifl‘erenily ltlltulrtl. De.
prived of the advertising patronage incident to a
mercantile community, and burdened thlt pecu
liar and enormous expnnnea whit-h are notolse.
where incurred. nothing but a very long linto!
siihat‘rihint; patrons can sustain a paper In useliil
"PM—if. indeed, Men in exrsteneo. 'l'ho proprio
tors ol the ' Union' have hitherto spared nu pains,
and no expense, to make their paper worthy ofthe
metropolis. and worthy of the support at that great
party under “hone liniiriter they are enlisted. In
pllbllFltlltg the "Hill full and ample debates ofthe
two houses at Congress. it is believed. ever before
attempted on this ('Ullllncfll iii a daily newspaper,
they hurt) secured the nervwoa of the best report
i-ru “llll'll the t'iilll’llfy ntTorded. but at the enorm
an: east of $153,000 or 815000 per year. Their
extenuvo lureign and domestic correspondence is
another large 110 m (.1 expense. but the instructive
tintittiliieuu til’ “hlt‘lt lit so highly r'ntiimeiiilt-tl rind
“l’ll'fi‘t‘lnled a» lUJUrltly almost any outlay to at
t;iiii it. Still, it "tll'tl be evident that these heavy
fl‘il‘llkl'h tlllanl h-i hnrne. tinler llit‘ SUllFNipllO'l
list is t-oniinenstirn'e to the undertaking, and allhn'
we (‘ntl tunfit of 15,000 null-inthe", (including dai
li'. lfl'ttt'okly, and weekly.) yet this list must still
he cuiiniderahly enlarged to enuhle the prnprietnrtl
ufihn' Union' to sustain all its usefulness. and to
”HUM? them llL'ltlnltl pecuninry loan. Invoking.
llll‘tl. nenin. the aid and support or all true friends
nt Ri-i-uli'ii'ttii glrt‘trnltlt‘ltl. and pledging ourselves
in rotten nd clfurtn In the cause of the glorioua
prmctple- we cherinli, we otTer the {allowing pro
pu~tils .-
WWhy dreml to lay down thin frail
body in its resting place. and this weary.
nhlng head on the pillow olils repose?—
‘ \\‘ln‘ nomhla at this. that in the long sleep
ul Iho [mph the bndv shall suffer disease no
mum. and pain nn more, and hear no more
the cries pl want. nor the groans ofdislress;
and fur wlirml from lhe lurmull of life. that
vmlenrc and change shall page lightly over
H. and lhe elcmcnls ahall beat. and the
slnrms shall houl unheard around us lowly
11ml?
’ pr‘_“"l‘hc histmy of the world, as well
ms the biography of them who have play
lr-tl ti prominent part in its concerns, teach
lone great lesson worthy of everlasting re
gmcmbrnncc. lt assures us that it would
Em'ntier btit lllllfl what form of danger may
liissail a man. if he he trueto himself. Pov~
li'riv may lay his chilling hand upon him.
land freeze up the fountain of his brighzest
lhopes—«liesppnintment’ may meet him tll
tower-v stop—affliction mav strike down
those who (IH‘ nearest to his heart—-—tlie
ultrt‘fllll of slander may attempt to sully his
‘immé. nnil tarnish his reptitnlion—still let,
him be true to himself; let him maintain a
stout heart and a clear breast. and he will
eventually otilritle the storm. Let those
in ltt) are struggling with ' low birth and iron
fortiiiie,'-remenibcr this truth; and let them
remember too. that no man (‘Hn he destroy
ed by others without fault and weakness
in himself.
A LARGE PAPER,
Fm: ON]; I) 01, LXI/R J] I’ll/l?
Now [ml-'lshmg in Hm HIV 0! Pmiudullvhm, Fn'nr'i
\\HJ‘m' I‘M‘Ln. 1. lnrgu‘ .~zv~ hm‘fly Numb-ovnr.
nm- m! 'n .541]1e w un-l rr-lxgm'l. n! I! dmnll-d In Llll‘r
nlnrl'. 'l'rulh, \mu Ihr!ArlynSl‘H-IwrnJlr-nIHI, I‘vm
m-mm-(I. Munlhly. Amusnnwnlfi. Mt‘vhunim, I,IIU(II—
"Uh. Ihu Ilium», Marl cl.‘ .R'r Fuhsrnplxun pure.
()m’y (Mr Dollar (1 Yrur.
whrn #uhw'rflwd f-r m Ilu‘m u! HW, and [can when
ovnr [hut number.
077‘ lit-m:lnier—-Sn‘ull'n l'inYndclphm " “'ntu
Paper“ I'l no! u ruyrm: ul ll”), olhcr 'l‘hn mnner
\\‘llh whwh it x‘ p'mlt'd 1x nul lulu-u. nlrrudy scl up,
'mm unv (fully pnprr‘
TERMS (W TH}: WIIIIKLY PAPER.
5'13!" \H'v\l'rl}llll'n\,)'l'r :n'nu'n 1n mhunrc, 81 95
Fur suhn‘ng-Inum. Mu do 5 (:0
THCIH‘. I!“ du do 10 00
()m- vnm' “kw-My Paw r, :unl nun mpy 0‘
(;o(‘('}l~l|f(;l‘llhTHll'!4.‘l'\g'vl‘lll‘,
(Jno mpy nl Ihn Weekly I’upcr. and one of
Ihu l mun Mugumnr. 3 (‘0
Tm: l'oplrs .1! Hu- ' \\R-n-M)’ l‘upfl.‘ and
(nun! Hu- Sulunlnv (Mum-r.
ll'xu) (opm.: ulllne'\\'rl-kly l‘upcr nnd
Hm (.l'vm'h nl (iodr) '- lh-prmls 01 Fur
run Mng~y;2:vw~u ’H n [fix mum,» ' 5 00
l'n-rxnls nrnm: us um‘nla, um! pror‘umu: Huh-mn
hers. nn- uilmwd u vupy. gruhu. ltu [hon lruublc.
A Bmgrnphy ul unv u! llm Sngtu-u ol lho Dot-Inm
lwm 01 lruh'pomlr‘m'n he published In every nnmhnr
—wllh almrl ngrnphu-nl Skulchcs a! other cnmmu
,u'mm»
All lulur~ mud hr nddresct-«l. pun-1 paid. (or lhe
mum-y [nrmmlod lhrough lhv I’tmlmflfilfl.) 10
A. 5(01'1'. Publisher.
Nu.lls(fhealnulalwulJ‘hllvndL-lphxa.
BOROUGH ORDINANCES
i [2'9 1'! ordained and enacted by the Bur
‘ gum and 'l'own-Counril aft/m Borough
J n/ L/wf/ic/tl. and 2! is [[B76ll]] enaclal
- mut ordained by the authorin of the
sumo, I'm“ all B'acksumhi and ulhers
Mum: basin?” may quuuo them [0 make
firm umn (hru shops. ale required lu make
xlwm .1! n Imu- u'm’n lhe m-ulhm is calm.
and HM Windy, and also (0 hmu [ln-iv firm
nl h-ml :50 Lot Irom any cluclllng ur 0'1:
(-1“ hnuw, unu'cr lhv pclmHy (u! not It»
Hum mw nor mmc Ihzm lt-n dollars. lnr'
mach ulTencv. ll) be zecnvcwd according (0‘
law.
2d. Br i/ furl/«tr ortluiucd. 81.. That
any [wlhullo burn n: shavmgs or min-r
mutlcrs on lhe blH‘t‘li, an: Lutebv luxbid.
drn lu du the sum: nccp: at a tune um
lhe “o.lth in calm and nut uinuly, a!
xln-n Hm fire no! In In: within 100 feet
any houw, umlcr Ilu: penalty 0! not It's"!
mun um- nor more than (cu duliuls, lo be
recovered according In law.
3d. lie 1'! ordained, 61:, That the or
dinanccb already in force. winning It
planking the pavementu. shall be extended
down Sucuml street to the corner 0! LO
- and Sccnml, and on the Soulh side 0!
Cherry nreet lrnm Front to Second, 0!
\vhu'h the lot hnldcra and those intercated
will lake notice.
Passed Sept. 9. 1846.
J. W. SMITH. Burgess
R. WALLACE. Clerk.
A CARD.
@Lflm 11331333513 WAKE
ES to have your 'l‘zn'ru properly cared
for ere they commence to pain you.
All scales of tartar ahould be carelully
removed, aml it there are any cavities in
your teeth they should be properly filled.
which will eficctunlly prevent any turther
decay.
And lo you whose teeth are gone.
'l'ho ‘DAILY UNION' mll he Pllblllllcd, as here
warvre. u! 310 pm annum. payable in utlvunmn [ln
Charmer hilherlo ha- been nlmonl (‘XCIUIIVUIV pO
- We purpone in {ulura l 0 (“Hole 5 purliun
01 H 5 ruluinns lo dumellic new: of gem-ml lllleH‘b‘l
and lo miscellaneou- lileruiurc. “’lllt‘h, wnhoul
|impuiring ll! pnliucul influence. may render ll lho
more m-ceplnblu m an vxlondl-vl clan of renders
'l‘he‘SEM[-WH-IKLY UNION‘ will be pub
lished every Monday nml Thursday. during the m
l‘t‘ls of Congress. at 85 pur nnnum. This conlmnl
nll lhu inaller conlninnl in lhe ‘ Daily Unian,'ex
llfipl lu’ul nll\flfll6t‘monll. During lhe neuiom ol
lCungrt-su lhree numbers. inslond oflwo Will be ID
mml \\llllulll any nxlrn chnrge lo subscribers.
ENLARUEMENT OF THE WEEKLY UNION.
’l‘hc ' WEEKLY UNION' u icy-nod uveiy Satur
dnv ; and mi arrnngnmenlu are in progress lo en
large ll 10 near double 11.! present nizc. we shall
noun be: enabled In give nourly evmy arlicle which
mny appear in the daily and acmiqveekly editions,
n! ”in ('lxreml'ly low rau- MB2. We propose san
In gIVE. 11l 1111 l edition, 11 complain lynoplicul num
mnry oflho promvdingu in holh house! of Con
greas—lhus rendering the ' Weekly Union' n molt
vuluuhle channel ufinlnnnnlion In all clnasel of
nur r‘ounlry. But It; rrmunernlo us for 1111 l cnler.
prise. nn uxlcnsiva lubscripuon lial il nb-olulely
iiidmpunrnhle.
ME
ME
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.
In mldmon w the fun-going. wn have rrqulvud
1m puhlmh. durmg llm manor" of lhe nulmnul Ir-g~
“Mature, 1: ' Congressional lbgishr.‘ to bo inuod
weekly. and to comnin a FULL Mzron'r ul lhe daily
prncnedlngs and dehnlal nl holh houses. I'uleod.
lhe nrrnmu-mems MIHCII we huvo made \vllh lhu
wry hul corps of ropurlcrs wnll enable us lo give
even more lull and oxlendud reporu lhun we have
produced during lluu Beauiun, superior us We clnim
lhmn [0 ho to nny provoding ones. Tho Rogmnr}
mil he mmlo up Irom Iho (lolly Icpmla m Iho‘ Un
mn.‘ c-nn-luily revised by an oxpurmnccd odxlur.
[and “All mnsululo u (‘olnplulo und aulhonlm ro
vrnrd of lhe semnn Au uppvnxlu will he added.
umlnrm “II“ the Rnguler, and to ho sen! gram”
nuply m nuhlcrllmm ('mnprmng a In! oflho an:
[unsud durum lhu avaarun. wilh a Iynopall uf lin.-i:
‘vuulonlr, and u rclerem-o. whvn necessary. to pre
‘\'ml)§4l€glllnlllHl 'l'hu will {urm lhe mus! com
lplru- lmlury ul lhe aesamnr nl Congrann. and “111
h - l’unmhml at lhe low [moo of lEVENTV FIFE
(‘EN'IS Inr the Hun nos-ion.“
wl'ou'nms'rxun are authorized to act as our a
gcnln ; and by u-ndmg us live yearly subscribers,
uh]. lhn nllhscrlpliun money. fur either Iho Hui/y.
NWu-H'rr/rly. or "Eek/y. will he onnllod In one
copy ul lho anmo odllluu no lhey furnish us nub~
numbers for.
ary-The Cowanmlomx. Ramsnzn will be fur
nishcd them on (he tame mm:
CLUBS WILL BE FURNISHED WITH
5 Coplel of Rho Daily for 310 00
5 do Semi-weekly 20 00
10 do do 35 00
5 do Weakly 800
[0 do do - 1500
20 do Congreuionnl Rogiuler 10 00
The name 0| no person will be entered upon our
boaku unless the paymom of lhe lubacripu'on b 0
made in udvnnco‘
Address.
CAUTION.
V HE public are hereby cautioned a-
E gains! buying a promisory note giv
en by me to Simon Fulton, ol Burnslde
township, for 850. dated about the 18th
day of April. 18115, as l have not received
vulUe for the same. and am determined
nut to pay it unless compelled by law.
, JAMES RIDDLE.
Burnside tp. Sept. 1, 1846.--pd.
TEACHERS WANTED.
FOUR Teachers wanted to teach the
Common Schools in Morris (_own
uhip. A reasonable salary ‘will be givenJ
and the cash paid at the end of evéf’y
month. if required. None butgood mor
-5' P 975908. anti otherwise well qualified,
"cedf BPP'y- Application may be made
[0 Either of [hi undersigned Directors.
, . I“LWM. SHIMEL. Pra’t.
S. C. THO ‘ son, Sec’g. ‘
MOSES C. EVANS, SAM EL HOOVER.
JACOB BEAMS. CHRISTIAN EMIGH’.
Morris tp. Sept. 15, 1846—”.
RITCHIE a; HEISS.
Washington city. D. C.
Sale of Real Estate. Randall 8; Weston, ,
M; \ 'H‘HE subscriber offers for mummqwmnamw.o
‘if‘ligmlii ‘ aule’ll’ie lollowtng Real D EsPECTFULLY inform the public
at,” rum. Estate. VIL . - .
r._:_~- vet. E 3, thutthey are prepared to construe;
NO. 1.--./I LOT OF GROUND, in (MUST-MILLS, to be driven b) "fa!"
he borough ol Clearfield. being 43 feet in m- SIeam~CLOVER-MILLS. PLAST.
front on Second street and extending back [SR-MILLS. FULLING and SAW.
150 feet to the Market house lot, with on MILLS. FURNACES; FORBES and
lalley passing on the south of it, and Wllh ROLLING~MILLS. Patent Bellows,“
s atory-and-a hall house and stable there- Daughters &- Wrighte‘ plan. or the Call
on erected. being part 0! Lot No. 79 in the Iron Cylinder. ’l‘hey respecllully solicig
plan of said town. a share "I public patronage.
NO. 2.—A’LSO. J? Lo! q/‘GROUND Mr. Weston is agent lnr Der/rey’e Pal
adJoining the above on the north side. be- ant-Cast Iron I’Vatcr Wheel—considered
mg 43 leet in front on 2d street, and eX- the best now in use.
tending back 150 feet to the Market house, wLetters may be addressed to Clesr.
with a TWO STORY FRAME DV‘VEL- fiietd Bridge post office. or to Philipsburg,
LING-HOUSE thereon erected. with a They will be promptly attended to; and
well and pump at the door. and other vsl- worli done It the shortest notice.
unble improvements, being parts of Lots July 20. 1848
No. 78 81 79 in said town. m—
-3. flLSO. His interest in the north
lern hall of Lot No. 78, being 28 feet 8 in
-Iches In lront on Second street, and exten
ding back 150 leet.
NO. 4.—ALhO. His interest in n
TRJC'I 0F LflND. situate in [AW
rence township. adjoining lands of Robert
Owens, John Mitchell and others. which
is believed to contain about 100 acres.
more or less, with a cabin house and cab
in barn thereon erected. an Apple Orch
ard. and with between 50 aml 60 acres at
cleared land.
No. _S—flLSO. His interest in a tract
of land warranted In the name of Joseph
Forrest, situate in \Vondward township.
near the Clesrfield creek, and by official
survey containing 400 acres and 10 ps.
NO. 6—flLSO, His interest in a tract
of land warranted in the name of Peter
Henry, by official survey containing 400
acres and lOps. situate close to said Clear
lield creek, in the said township of Vl'ood
ward
NO. 7—flLSO, his interest in a lrnc!
of land. warranted in the namenf Samunl
Henry. by Official survey containing 400
acres and 10 perchel, *fiiluate in W'ood
ward township, and near the Cleurfield
creek.
No. S—flLSO, His interest in a tract
nl land. warranted in the name of Hugh
Balaton. containing by official survey 400
acres, situate within about two miles ol
the Clearlicld creek, in the township of
Woodward and Decatur-«which tract is
‘ patented tn the subscriber.
No. 9——./ILSO. n tract of land in the
name of Samuel Humblelan. patended by
the subscriber, and containing by official
survey 403 acres, situate in the township
of Decatur.
No.IO—JILSO. His interest in a
tract (If land warranted in the name of
Jacob Cox. situate in the township of De
catur, and containing by official survey
483 acres 153 perches. The interest of
said “allure being the one undivided
hall thereof.
No. l I—flLSO. His interest in 358
[acres ol land. part at a tract warranted tn
‘the name of Thomas Grant situate in
Ferguson town:hip.
NO. IQ—JILSO. Hts interest in a
tract of land warranted in the name at
Salomon Lyon. containing. by officral
survey, 387 acres—but there being an in
terlerence ol an adjoining survey the
quantity is believed to be not so much—
situate in Beccaria township. near the
Clearfield creek. The interest of the sub
acriber being an undivided hall thereof.
NO. I3—flLSO, His interest in a
tract nt land. ritunte in Decatur township,
adjoining lands of A. 6055, and others,
containing abuut 100 acres. more or less,
50 or (30 acres 0! which are cleared, with
a dwelling hnuue and {stable thereon erec
ted. 'l‘he intereet of the subscriber being
the undivided third part thereof.
NO. 14,—ALSO, his interest in a tract
nf land in the name of Samuel Emlm,
containing. by official survey, 433 acres,
situate on the Clearfield creek, chiefly in
Woodward township, with about 20 or 30
acres of the tract on the weal aide ol the
creek
[lf/“The subscriber will make known
the terms and conditions ol sale to any ap
plicant; will make known tothem the li
lle to each parcel. show the drafts, and
will sell his title clear of encumbrances.
ROBERT WALLACE.
Clenrficld, July 20. 1846.
[AGENT WANTED,
For this County.
HE business will he to procure sub-
T scribe“ for, and tell. when publish
ed. a Ibrge, new. splendid township Map
ofthe STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The qualifications required are a small
capital of $lOO. sobriety. integrity. in
duatry, energy, and active busineas tal
ents. Information all the terms of the a- ‘
gency (which are libo‘ral) will be given on
application, POSTAGE PAID. to
ALEXANDER HARRISON,
Superintendt'ng .flgent.
8% South 7th Street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 25. 1846. --6 m.
To the Heirs and Legal Representative:
of the Hon. Moses- Ragga. late qulear
field count . deceased.
WAKE §OTICE that application has
been made to the Register of Clear
fiold county for letters of administration
on the estate of the said deconséd, and
unless you come forward according to
law, and take out letters of administration
on said estate on or before the 24th day 0!
October. next. the name will granted to
some other competent person. agreeably to
acts of Assembly in ouch case made and
provided. \
WM. 0. WELCH, Reg’r,
Regifler’a Offiwclnr} >
field, Sept, IT, "46. _
@AW‘Q‘HCDEIo
LL pcrsons are hereby cautinned n‘.‘
A gains!" purchasing a note of Twenty
Dollars. dated about (he middle of Apnl
last, given by ”12 subscribers lo Jen-e D.
”syn-g. of Bnggo township. Clenrfield
counly, as we have never received value
‘or the name and Ira determined no: to
my i! unlcu compelled by due course of
' JOSEPH PETERS.
JONAS PETERS,
Boggs tp. Avg. 22, 1846,
az
NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given. that letter:
N of Administration have been grant
ed to the subscribers on the estate of John
Hegarly. late ol Beccaria township. Clear
fieltl county. All persons indebted to tho'
same will come forward and makepqw
ment immediately. and those having de
mandu against the same will present them“
duly authenticated lor settlement.
HENRY HEGARTY,
WM. MULLEN.
Execute":
Sepl. 3. 1846
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2 Law Partnership. 2
S "' ‘ S
g BURNSIDE & \VEAVLR, Q
S “TILL practice in Ulenrfield, S
2 and mljoinlng COUnIIEI. ,2
8 Office one dour north of the ”Ban- 8
: ntr" office. , a
2 JAMES UURNSIDZ.J 2‘ lg‘irFflKD. WEAVER. S
un‘ . ).
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'5 S
s LOOK AT THIS! 3
z EANCERS of different:
5 W kinds can be cured by g
5 a vegetable plaster. (by 51.2
thcuou. sen. of Cleurfield town.)z
S with but little pain, without cutting
q: or eating them out.—und ifuol cured 2
S no pay will be asked. S
2 July 9—pnid. Bm. :
NJ‘J'lJJ‘ffl-rfff’f’fN’N’4
@AAL‘JH‘IIGDNo
3 LL persons are hereby cautioned I
galnsl buying, selling. or in any way
meddling with the following property no'
in pmsebliun of Thomas Thompson :
75 dozen rye, 20 dozen wheat,
two-thirds of five acres of oats in
the ground, two-thirds of two acres
of buckwheat, one-quarter of an a
crc of corn, one acre of grass,4
tons of hay, one rifle and 4 hogs,
on lhe said properly was Inld to me It
Constable sale on the 81h 0! 13517211846.
Aug. 15, lß46—pd,
LIST OF LETTERS
EMAINING in the Pool Office at
R Clearfield. Oct. 1. 1846
Cox Wm. Dressler D. ‘
Daniel Wm. for Nancy Wait,
Eynson John Galer Almirn
Hess John Lamb Freeman
Reed Amos A. Sewell Samuel
Shepherd J. C. Thompson Jamel
Thompson Rulul Wallace John
Wood Wm. Wade Monsieur, &c. -2‘,
)6 WM. L. MOORE. P. u.
DR. E. GREENS
'RED & BROWN PILLS.
HE demand lor the above medicioa_
Tin the last 2or 3 years. is deemed ,
a sufficient apology for placing it now lol
ly before the peeple 3 and the diseases for 3
which it is applicable have become on par l.
valent in this country thntva remedy enti
tled to confidence. is a great desideratum.
The disc-lee I allude to are Hepalilil.
(Liver inflection.) Dyspepsia, and female ‘
complaints in general.
”The above pills will bept constant
ly (or sale by
Richard Shaw, Clean-field.
David .fidama, Boggl tp.
J. W’. Miller. _ do ' ‘
Oct. 20. 1846.
flpprenticee PVanted.
Boy 16 or 17' years 0! ago. who.
can come well recommended. will
be taken an an apprentice tojho Black
smitlu'ng Business. and a good chance.
yill 'be given; Application should be
made immediately. “ '
THUS. BEERS.
Grahnmton.’ Sept. 30, 1846. '
ATS. Beaver. Rania. Silk. Log
; [horn and Palm but It ' V
WM. SCHMIDT.
PAL* P.lB.