Carlisle herald and expositor., October 22, 1845, Image 2

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E. -- BEArri; treoicAND-PtiopmErtr;
SAOARLIMILE, , PA. '
,
;I:.;-;;Wfillr1N-E0DATii.Dotober;2%-4845:-,,
.oteene jf. the lead-
erisft - thrt,,, no_ fn'stolterty in the United
Stiteei vOil:;be found in the article on our
- first • - pageentitled - , - the --Meekenzie7P-am—
' give further mantle
from •
rst ealtdritionnt the Cumber
!anti ptiurtiy . Agriitiltttrat 'Sociky, will take
. Pitce - tri!:*riaw near tills borr,nigh, A
annsi4iiicti7:disril - iii'';:ie stock, agricultural
inipferr;ents, C*pected, a cdihifie - w ill
•-• •
also be a ploughjog .
ICJ"Mrs Pir,imiLlicniEtt, of north
Hanover 5treet,ge . ..9 . 3 ... a few days since
an evidence Of the ince* he has met with ,
cultiVition oCilici-grape, by a present
•..
-".'-' *lfge - YetiltAnniikqq . enft l4l4l-154 e 18
er tastedgra - pes.4.,tt More delicious flavor.
They are of the glsinborough,stock, white
aolor,end, ; akillonglt
„ pot, quite so large,
Are decidedly superior to, the , Isabella or
Catawba. The trObble•attending their cut
tivatimi hatt - iti Mr. .i.echlcr!a experimen
been - Tr_it,ll,:rettaid. , :
"'NEW Diises. Our neighbors...,of the
' out We organiof•` the
demoentertiO • eek,in quite a handsome
new toifs),`rpil . r.i'. , It now 'presents an
opPearakicitire4 'Oretlitablir to the tyirogra
,
pitied- take 'aii(.l skill.of its publishers.
We may'. ail 4; "toe, that its.' new s edito-s
disposed to repudiate the sent
• rllloue peraonnlitiea which . have so long
--/tnaa-itteliroeperity.-Of the.lneaoen press
aindpaitlir;-iind conduct paper with.
, •
a dinfiegard-to dignity of tone and •eigarac-
• or course we shall not let the 'llerald'
"be • long e clipsed. v
peed;- - lire-e---ttow milking
artatigemeitip',fer prtictiring new and beau=
tifui tyPe'i4tiiii: l cif that Aid arel at present
- "tl' h • t • t - 11
uhing,--an --expec -a II y- o presen o r
. .pairr in :a siyle -that' Shall aii Well elicit
admiration 'of its external ii,Ppearance as
commend if to the'Airther patronage of the
community e-: But the change-is t r ot tai°
wrought in a moment a d our friends - west
- '"
HISTORIVOF GREECE,
ROME,---ENGLAND7,BOd- AMERICA, IN
voturtics.:-11iieseriewbt - School historieu
was publibhed in liorolon by '"the Society
• • for Promoting the Christian Knowledge:"
Tivei , are Said to be•the ablest'bOoks of the
kiiiil tAnce•thOde'nf :Goldsmith.
• They did iendially'-usetiliillie Behinds nf
England, and are recorriiitentletrW the
iv - orks
means - be peed - aVin,
thl departments"orhishify
which they they relite.; 'TheY are , eticohdensdd
thatetiltile:thi coat'of 'them ta,bur- a' trifle
— and 'thespitly:pf..,,tlionven' ea s t taek, they
- --pyesener(cleitqiiikplecasiiirtiarratiorretrat
*that inifMriiiiiOn ihdliistories of which
they treat ; :',: they are -well and
etionnil,'aiidmontain.alarge number of illus
trations. 'They -arc,published Philadel-
phiaty Thilmaa Cquiperthiiikir& Co:'and
for `e,ale in Varliile.,at-jthe book" eioie of
—4l4i,iAciunoNNl4—.lslcommenil-Ahem-lo
'Bll4ho4eiejititiiestddin education - '
Titte , TetiNG Democutecr:l 7 -...48-3one 0 1
the truite. o(iherecentcleetion, weare bolt
Vie.ToMlirderannyaer is rainpant:and means
dCklierestfler - i4 4 4 14)1- 0" 8 -e':*--:- Ydung
ii4sMocriny 10 progressive, and it seems to
Ars.considered s grak,stch,l)l4 limikers • as
~ WpodhuroA , O(-,piofiilr 4 O
4.gg, „Stuart
others 1 47'0iqgrOfte4,0ioui it 2 e:fAr as
, : mitnyaljimo3 - -, : t
~and. therefore
hoerd 1, • None of
tlteue 4 ,ll , ' o. l oT .B ":: a n: he PP ef °"h• ! ° ! 1; '
wire pulling,. or_ nit-
gitt:le , . .
Aug dele s'itt i tkef ;sou n y onVen
_fiet*liPiely'stiiiiikAtiim..!'manc . itckliy
.the2b:Og •,oi9ilo#reetyi' . ,y„,oletetrielFlUi,
• ¥y.iight ()C'itee•ce .lB • ici'be the
ftedW tt next: - 64;
Arthite,s; Pir Con 4ere
se 111 ed es) ud ari i So's. .oP the
tyoue gz deme a` •re ; qv; el nee';
- `-nok•- , :oecteogorr, to nape , thew pisi
Wil,fholk ; kWitiolLt . :the,:progresi of
'Abitigs•:', o .!id o o l ooli )l4 :-re.kinfrei
•
V.: 4 • ".
Will f!?:fle'PP bY
1110 •°(,0 1 04:14turos; 0)4"
OFlSbeyosrtOt :toireAt6i , o f the;POo6
fa~ "
o • oppcmpi
• .••• • • • • .
,Y9 . oPpliegkin! 4 •,•!l ( l on ly. liowa
good'
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• 'ilatififir tiporo,peitipps,6lmi
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aia MYelr&.FAigti
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fOr,ed
'l44fiF.eigiri‘;' , lsreVilt,*.g•tii,iia'fitiiii of
04F-4.44-;;#4,l,;l4.*giefiviK*4o4-4,41c0t--,_
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ICeiltrtall.
•o
-,' • •••••=6%;,
The tnrn
stfalte",eleetitn
in f ,agstre
,s,;•
' Ha . •
' r,l " 7"-- 1
able l li a v`#. l : tlnfligiNtorur)y,* deg t e
joist`i, _
u4o'•
of perhaps one:in `she Senate.: Boor*
the loco foco forCatialCiirpoilii 7
,to nee t is ntsy elect 6y a very cons) era..
• .
me cul grit} ..,snatt!qcame to present
a correct_tage_ _thnemberi - elect tothe
Legislature yi
to Phila le phia city-the whige liuve,car
ried ole-ticket.‘ The vote:4)01a:
y?ywlts,lot" w ift
(late, 062"—fitekijr,'gati4, 4b24 r anti
a plurality, over-- If.syser, l of-,•438. 7 ,-This•
majority 'was not sulticico lo overcome
the locofcco majoilty in the county, vs.lticii:
envies tilt) election of the locofoco catlf.'
•
dates for city and , county. officers. •,• "
, In PitilstletpltiS county this lOcofoco Can
didates fur. Senate; Assembly, &c.titiceeed
by a ninji:Oty'',sl 558. the
city
• have
beentotuilionted in the city anti County.
TO Lancaster county the whip linve
elected their. ehtire by majorities.
varying front, 200 to - 90'0, over
,the Denci
crate aturNitives.
• . Yoik, the 'entire,locoroco ticket with
the' 7 exceittiOn of Treasurer, was•. elected
without. niiitosition. • •• .
In Bucks county the loco limos lave
elected three members of the house of
Representatives' by' a majority of about .
250. - • •
1 Cheater county the entire Whig
cdunty fiche( is elected by if - N . l'o iiinjori-:
ty, with the exception of the .Prothono-
In Montgomery county all_the loco foe()
candidates are . elected by a majority of
about 1700, except McGlathery, the can
didate for Prothoeotary,urho received only
200 majority. P ,
In Adams, the gallant -Whigs of the
lir flung Guard, have elected their whole
ticket by an average majority of 300.
The Whigs of Franklin havo-thorough
ly
_purged their bounty from the taint of
locofocoism, by the election of the entire
cbunty_ ticket, by about
.2.00 majority—a
victory worthy of the intelligence,and pa
triotism of the citizens of that enlightened
county.. _ _ .
In Huntingdon- county the loco foco-di•
vision catuJidates.for Legislatote are cit.&
tellirra mall-majority. •
In Cambria county,•lllmitAn...DAit"lVlA
omcnO, Whig, ,has been re-elected by a
handsome majority. .
Letia - nc - iii..the entire Whig . ticket is,
dented : by majorities ranging front-one to
fl-Y,o,llUnktui • •
..:I.nßedforti,..thOntire Itkorocrt
elected by about 300' majority.
.Lehigh has not - :" dons_r beiter"- - she is
Into foco as usual. '
POUR
Westommlantl-isof course loco foz7o, but,
by a reduced majority on the Senatorial
note.
In Allegheny the entire ! Whig.anti An
ti-masonic ticket. _has _ encceedni. hylrom
300 to 500 majority.. Nativeism is corn
•
pletely routed there.
in Ferry., Ef.enzits. OWEN the Inaepen
(leo locefoce candidate is elecietl . ,,te the
Assembly over, liieho,k, the restilar. nomi
pee.• by p majority , of. shout 4(lt,„.,Jospli
MILLER, the Intle etttlept ^Wbig . candidete
or Prpthonotary - , is,elccted by' - --orpr 200
• •
majority.
In Dauphin the_Yihig candidate for-Sen;
ator has a majority over locos and Natives
and Mr. Ktinkts . one of the Whig cantli•;. ;
dates for Assem bly .is electell by.,400 ma.
, jority: . - Harpetthe otlir Whig candidate,
147dsfelited t . and Mielfi — tellCMler;'oneTirtbe
.
W big,ai d Incefoen.etiedidates for Prothon
citary,'Zinb and Bodo, are a lie—in this
,caskthe Governor appoints for one:year.
The 1* candidates for Sheriff and ?Free
surer, are elected- r theloeofot ecainiadatets °
for the remaining Offices are elected.
§cheylkill•emmty tjje whole.locofoco
ticket .is elected„ by. several-. hundred.
Foyette, tb9 ”.I,oimfoco :R4road
riket" , hap, prevailed by a majarilly,of
%. Green. county has gone lien loco as
nnualwith the exception ot,Registerantl
Recorder., 7 ~, , • ', . ,
.r:kmitijor,4y-70(k!".144.!!- 00Ain-Monroe_
aonnty,,fortlfe - ;re„g Oa rlyno minated tipliat.
P',
4,,curPs 019. IX-0 1 (111, of Mrfuirs. Hincline
Ik ,-
a 4401.00 Snyder, 1..° ?A''n'l o9. . 9 9'"
MPief:4l. l l9,- 1 4! in(1PP5!!5 1 ,.!0„..0..c.M,;. , V,....a
m
'ajority - or over WO vo!ee • , ,
% 'tll :41 1 11 1 119411. ,01,JW hie 1 karl . 'of"niPd,
theirwK ti
WOOket bY a bout, AOO ,toloiity.
RePYll.ll:'..,rt f? p3..,;oo ,§#04 ) 09 1 . , , , Pis
rict
composed - 4 4 liti, nista , ,Uo l oll::'ll„ll4Miillini
44.1'f,i' 910 4 kirc., ,' ffirfigelrell9r4 , ' (4 17 -1 1 igt) ,is,
elected 43 , ,,,1,99 pp.),ollAk9 ,4up i ath Aild.
' N___niir , if MVPIroi:; - A l CP9!),lY: , piti , ; -, crpipi
( 1 U,VP1114.) #o!tteciPO•Kealtlllo -,,c411 , 1101%
1\
(lily - 1 ?7, , , pricliti Rf AP l'ainii. c In, blip
fip, Agna.,,(4 !;•) - 1010id?to,:f:er'::CX PI
PAMmikliollertille .., ,r'lY,,oooMiajority. •
- er ou, ."' , ;‘-t ' • &tin .
fliterifr '14.4 &Matt % nag ; apOinted
am
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A?? ~..,- 1 1 1° !':174,..riTylOpw 9 . " m1 9;.
I ""ll,l, 3 iß u lt S Ml l 4il i trO f e e : 6l ,:*#. o
.0 1 ? ie W. 3 011f* ( te rati l e ! thfli
c?"l il li b jr . 4:l l Alt.:4o:(YOMblirr"iir: ii t
P a Y e ni d° ll l '..ki V I tail,T,3l, id iv
a xl l
f t -Ohmt oittf : Fr: , I‘ii ft .. 4ipinfifthaa'clutia;
, geii)the , pie:fr .- okt 40)1(16 Who were ,1•0 , :
.1(4,01i, el* itje.":ilkt 4l , l ;i 4 i.Wi'dielo'
ti4; - , *4 * imiti4l7,— At tirsi;l l 4 ;'4l 4 ; ! `
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I!')!AuP l Y il° ' ,o :: , ,kr,°);!' ) '",, :tr I MIn
bn iti- 9 -004,-titn-xi -°,;iispot) - , , -.
~ , ..y.i.1_24=:', . .--Wj
(c'4),73,10,044.!a1iti0tti for 404.
1 1 ,4 1 0 4- riV ll oo4:Of t, , 6 o:k!ii ido - s66 i ) *
okieo)..o4o,oolknei..r/At:4;•:' , :t;o , P;
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r.1.0,-tilioawciettlie,:iii,..iiii_yeio:,..:(-:::___4....,
~ Is ,istrik es its'tlisi....coniiitlgring thaf-timn
kniPths eireumstancei this , ' is:tt . ..-,Mqt4ttly , -
~v- --. 4- ---: - --I •edixi'•e ' l i iiii ? -.'.', L ,'-. .
vyarrit2tc% ion ktnALa g,ittA.,.. ,_ 4. t . ..
'ill'e c 4 i 411 r 1 04 `,PracticP-of -1 .4../h! } lr, 4 -.44°
n;;*4e'si it; iiijiii,citht - t ireli t tlii - 1 op 4 rysT ,'n u i' ,
, „,- ~.. -.."...pi; v: - -....,.,- .. --.....1---
`on l'hursilitylStVlth aMitetirrent y , ro). -
ported 'that the loco foco candidaterAhr
rem,' iif.;thet.iPoor -sass
~ ",f.,...P.. ird hibli"Pl , iii*
- T X 14; !:4 • ‘ 11 i e40i i nl '' lr -i i lEttgr -.
^",
j
-Wleifer it — Fliiiit
' litk:"l. - kti.ach Ifelktreif
hieti i iii4ecii'itiiiorMikAwa'Aliiiiiissall.
from th Stewardship' or not, ,the feat of. 'ilin'Ttli;itirilir 'W`tinfitrilrer ttiPiienli SCI
• any's.' rate iti.:llase-4nenlu'ced : this-mnef-precip- 1 ,
, hate liaste"in securing him hii place 'for Mil
ntlni 3'ear ! ' ' '' ' ' '' '
Irthe People of CuMbe•land eciuntrliik
i.eflect a - inoncett lhektilll Wee laWf,ilo:,
'appointment )Viiihnes',all right 'find
completely :presto/A! . p - ii6ticiiiirtliPtir
wliich the late - eleetiott ; shOwil is i;o,n ,
euglify.aroitsed in regai.d- to, .lhe'ientlition
and m:OtagCmentaf.Ou(Ptior'Houtte: .
Myerw.been elcefed hrwould now have . .
no:clioice in, the appointment ole gteward
-Ihr the ensuing year, and almost every poi•
pose' of. hiS election thus rendered a corn
kis not necessary tliaL.w
should 'comment farther on Oh 'inotit,elitrip i;
ordinary trantactiO'ri.2:l . It will startle' the
unsuspecting - Peeple . ,of this cduttir 'who
have so' confidently trusted the
.have had the management of, otii4etiiiii
affairsiaful - will convince them thidiciiiid t
thing-must be "rotten in Denmirlf,"4:Wheit
itudr - extraordinarylsroccedidgeuleeWee
as the sboveby the• Directors of tlie - POT3I.:'
If there is any thing wrong . t-iltherela any,
corruption• any where, , the'
.People will
now more- than'ever demand that it shall
be fully, and iViroughlyexpolled. • ,
A GOOD JOK6,—The• following is corn
inunicated" to the Richmond Whig.
don't know how true it is, but names .are
giilent—lt. is said that the day on which
Mr. Clay" arrived at the. White Sulphur;
Colonel Singleton, of Soutlr,Cainlitta, had
invited Mr. Andrew Stevenson, Juage P.
V. Daniel, and John..TYler, to take -tea, in
his e.abin,„Mr. Cjay,: . 'lieing unaware of
the fact; determined- about Awilight,,to.visit
the. Colonek• The three worthiea'above
alreaq arrivebefore: the .
candles were - Colonel S. .was
standing: in the_lleor, as-. : Mr. Clay .93.
preached. "Wu/ do you do, Mr, Clay?"
said. the Coloneli.irv..a loud v6iee. Tyler
sprang Out of the window, ditto Dani . el
and Stevenson following suit. Whim the
lights. were brought, the Colonel' was stir.
prised tofintl•tita.viaiterarbati sloped:
11E7-According to IVillis, the practice of
street smoking is universal.iii:Paris,
says:—every mart smokes, in the streei
in Paris. • And what is worse, (or better.
as you chance to think about it,) the ladies
smoke very general was sitting by
the side of a lovely English roman, yes
terday, on a morn,ing - eall, when sad
denirthreaded her„fairfingers ttirotigh„the
pracuttion, of, blonfie curls upon herelieek,
and laid : " I hope my hatcitt not, tlinitgrne7
oble I looked antazetnent a.t,.the
poseibilit olnourse. "Elecause,7.she..ed-:.
.!.Ihai , e,, : keett . !smoking alPin moot':
one's hair The
Istlies l smokts small, 'papa's. elegant, metle,of
yes.y, igsceo.. - They,:se.out, the
idea of ever giving . the pramieemp, and 'are,
only . .astonslts4 st - so,loog having left this
charming„ikought-softener to maln:mono•
E:1112
' - Wiii'"The IV higi of New York — SiStei are
preparing for the Novemtper Olee , tiOns*iih•
tlieir old spirit, and eh epeikVAbt
deiterves,if it does not comm'ett success
The'parrylere•;.oranized evety 4wltcre.-
'all third partyiem, of every narne, "is
cliewed.-4he best men in 'the ranks take
the field-and the arteientlirei of WhigCsin
are re-liiiipted.
lost." The brilliant - richt:Averment of 'the
.• higs of Geoigil, — Whcriiiiverelietili'initv
fields May be . *On, by . vinnitig - 'the rnrwit
brilliant victory-that Ilia 4 - faced' the , Whig
stiottard'aince the glorious 'days. of - 1840,
nOt be - without . its' . .effeat. , The noble
spirit they bo':eronted•ilt: the
lir!iiiits - of-!fie:-'l l Vliike-:irlsewitere, • and4l#
'Whidflag
the` feioti•• retleemed - fiein 'the' errors of
èm:
, L. 4,.. 47, - t _al ._ 1 '!.••• •-- I t.r. _x lioq„, 4 , i •
KrThe 7 ,u. s. ,Mazetie. of yesterday;
,
cave, the opinion Jitts':,oftw tifijecii,e,xtaii
eieflY- ellen, th e People of, the city 01 , Phil-
Fidel Pttiii 'hid , •14ecq Ruffte..klif s!' 1kre.g4 ,1 1 3 4.,
ctiati'llith)erilleiaatiee PeAwciett;ilt rilY , Plid
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. 7 ,legiiiiiiiiii;;;:t...--4lict , -,Eloniiio--..ivilit.prObabib.
e. 1 41; F',.,k , 7,4!4.0d.5 5 4 1 9 - .0 1 9#9,5r4k90k ,
414 3°F47- 4 , 1 74-thailbcllY.,;OF.q: ( 4.POP,which'
will be moro - khap -, l?illinOeii., EtirLal _whit
Inajority:ofiox opeight iii ihe Poutle ~ T
7111 is tineiticetett? as , it is
brilliint. and. furtiiiihes cheering evidence'
•
That the sOirit,throughout the lanti
ISi...coot/cr . ing iiPtnthe ;hock susmiped , frotri,
thedisastrons:nyeault,,tof the . : Presidentiaf
struggle, with - it' 'determination stand, -by
o rilg anon and long 9h
Ille.P!txl„;lli!!is:llte.r!ght spirit
Let it be, adopteiLtvi4y, where 'and vietc
ry will yet perplOpop osc,kanners. ..The
hetrogepeoue , inatie of:Mcideht Democracy,
are too weak loog : „lo,( t Withsiand a, warfare
as active as that displayed by - the. jadorni=
-table -Nyhigs,pf:Geptitrint tbe-recen
test, and by ; them Pi'clienteil , to the count
'ry as worthy of imitation and ' adoption by ,
all , friei•
.years /mince to, rend them 'asunder, if
not soon diiiupted by the corruption• and
and. profligacy so characteristic of ite ele.
meets. - • . '
Ohio is -
..CrirThe returns of the election in Ohio
la's.far-as-recelved:are-moat-tattering-to-the
-Whigse-and-indicatelhat-we•Shall have the
Legislature in . both branches 1 . .
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS.—The
Boston Daily Advertiser, makes. the fel=
lowing summary, of results of „the .recent
election in Connecticut. The annual elec-
Aiou in Connecticut, took place on Mon-
Jay last. In a large portion of the"towns
the 'two political parties supported distinct
tickets. The Whigs appear in general to
have Well sustained their ascendency in a
majority_ of the . towns„ , ! A question of
great interest, •in _the gt 7 ettler part of the
State, wa' the choice of toivn.coinmission
.ers, under a new law, to,iyhornie,tieleffe•
ted the authority to decide v)hether9lieen•
.
see shall he'granted for the sale of spirit ,
ous liquors, or.,not. ftlarge
_majority
of the towns the Temperitnie party hos
prevailed in the .rhoice ommissionera
knotin to be opposed to
.The: grantittg - . of
license,. It is.sopposed4at not . more
than twoniy towns in thii*eite have chop
en comniissioners in Tavor7.Of
proposition for . . amending the
eintstitinicke, by "ehrogslfOi!he:f,P.Ope!:lY
qualification for heing n.v.oei f .was , subMit• -
ted (Or tae consitterOv Ot i the people at
this election, There op4iito, !Jaye be e n
a very small
_vote on the question, but.:of
the votes given, the majority are in favor of
amendment.
VERMONT. --The Legiqlpture ofthe State
'of Vermont convened orMantpelier on the
oth inst. Whig officers irete elected in,
both branches, by decisive niajoritiei.:
consequence of a•non-election of State of
,fietere by the-people, the dui
,:of alijipin-
ing the .:governor; - Lieut. Governor and
Treasurer, devolved - np - On'the Ledislatore,
which •was promptly.) tlischarged by the
election of the Teenier . Whig iand id
William Slade as . Governoilliorace EatOn
Lieut.. -Governor , john;,Nalding. jie
Treasurer. ,!_rue Green ! ' Motintain
I)IATH or worms A.
Conan, • editora6liirljohnetnyiwt 'Gazette,
diet' on .the,ttkinet.3 . ntitiiith year of
his age. AirAlinaii , iv'at Ynong man of
[Ober:ling. maanere c attd Amiable disposi tion,
,and•poaaesseirafair:dogratp,o( intellootoal
ability; "Irlie,'ficifunintstr4 had . with
ititn,lgave: tie an .opportunity•qe appreciate
his worth and excellence 'oeharacter;tiind
it was with sinoore regret that4,ite•reCeived
the intelligenecof . hientinteifiliCaitno
• • •
,11171 The Weitingtert,correeitontlehtiili
the :Acres! of -Commerce .speake:,,eakf
tlentlyi Tariff', he -.broketi
4owii,by_ the next„Cofigtette,.•.ll,eoseye,,the
'Pre,4tlent ,eml_ll4l.,)..nel i Or4awilt: pursue
euc
action ,to the friends . qt rree-Tradcr
:Ne lr Ott.' 1 e "ptibliihto
thei
htt'v3 been :keel itell, l lhroeigh highly
iftOetiblt ihitti, !Wit • theiQoe
,peridint ) Reliobflo;§ h re' to
p:rieirtid:*r
kg !
'oeived*ni Odnfivo cop 7
; . 1, ; I '.r•Yt
Z;-*
;!,
- Cillsk'" - T/ 111 ' , PanteriAN
,the; equesl
aif French Mirisfer,
to •
• k e l t :P. + 4 ; i #4 g j a 11 ;"%' ;.1 I i rfif 1 0, ,Fe aro 7g
:ll)44l,o'qoYClnlnfiKkfia°'ilevar.:‘,Prhiti,j,44l
14,cmrksii,a 9 ',401,0 9 p. ! ..,1),ut,enk$5'?PUghtoici
enppreee Aq4+po ki!)Ltye yro wee .
Chinese
,
L felei k al lf, li g i ?P:ifC t b# 4ll4 lriF , ! e t ll " ikA !
511110MICQ w,rq9k.,,14P!
should , 'AeY '!hO!% , flAllT - ztOl i k
telort
l'iliitg i litlit;lisilo4ollet! 4ll Ml 111 0 1 1 1 tIklii.it
'110.114 41, ,
) 1 00" . " 1 A0001#0"Fltil:
'lO6lllO
- ett3 ire4r,v<t*
,:` .. - ',..r:',' . - 2" '41. ,- . ^):- P 54 ~,,,"1 4 0:4'EPP0 . 1 1P r. •''
4 1Piviriiiiii- - 0 - ! t: . stioire):l
: ‘ --' - _ _ ,.....—...-.,:a ., .
— 0;_ . ,.,'" '''-,,,,,,* 4 4 ; ', - • "' ) 7l it
'' - ~.7 . 4:0, ,Q. mon 0
3
1„,,,,,, . nahlpWdehrilify.hc . Lifted haveltad.nu; ;
ittlai4tenee4Urin l i,tg : iiysOV'lle present `paw . ' i
tore of)tirairm In
,183 B ; board orDie
rc
-- . 4 -tori
'
of-this townehip dividgd.tflinto sub.distrletafor .
sepsrateAChhohr,iihtaXidfoiclicohe voterkuPeactiL,
t ui ? i Pkt r k ct i.i l i . 'Il )91 14 ) ! .. .?(*PP 9l ! ) t,krit : .:A° li :;
Uctrit' re adie r Midi' ttie - .pupervisi oniii.., the board.
, triToB'.;i*i'liiiil:', arTilta s:i.qu,l Ifni .fri2
.iirileiiiikul„j-:.g V467*?E'fiillitOritiriiiiirlinal
G'eogripliy;'.tithinklitigitradilired-liiihiiii - .iiiithig:
tliiifiare', at 04.1.41.411 thus by necessary. nfrence
[0 0,40:iit ,,. .i 110 ,900 , 47 . .titigiq , ;thi5 , ... 1 051r40 10- n.i4 1. ;
liorioduit#o7oor6,6 - #tiiin:li;*tiguiyit,-;114 ?I'd°
- 4 -1 0i;ga, r 0ii !iiii# ll.4 o4 6-6 1 1 .4'iilAtAd 1 0: - fije t . --
liktli.__6 - otwilOuiiiis - *!iii!; ! :viic 4 1110dIroctorei
of every school'ilftgl44rC., 'shall examine every
peraon,wishingio be, ..emploictl : as a ? _teacher in,
their district, and if. found , qualified,"and of good'
- rii;ifilt - cTiiiiiieTiVihill7ffit lier - fritgaliteaOlar, -
'dinit ihdVito person 401 , he:eh97' ley . 'ea'cliidtk:kther;
urtliti he suatkuiii:Pacuitrairr; ;lit eh certificate,
saki shall fie orieweef-arputaky.!'-;In 1842.famat
Elliott Esq., wall sciectidoisicacher of-the -joint.
school (made - uf. , ,Pq41,39f; .WPl. , rentlahato'At l 4
Dickinson) by the,:pmernittee k 'ana%conatrnteed
teaching withbut havin6i..fakipeared .before
_. the .
board for Ixamiiiatioti;andiff enlarge Withent Lao:
ing • procured the..Cirtificale,' although : l,6th, he_
and the.cocornittee wetter distiiicly informed' , that
the bihmd.:..nogrd 'hold it indispensable. Several
meetings
meetings of - theldtrd`weiti held Cipreiely fe'r'tia .
purpoie of examining the Squire; bat he never
appeared before the board. 4i ecititrnitteoOf the
two beards wailippidntedlo meet at Mount . Rock
at a time , agree. upon to examine t cn.., A ma
jority of the committee; aselso thel3quire and,
his friends, attended. But if we ; should , judge.
-from what-1001v- place, we must' sal , that the
Squire's object 'Was not to be exsinined f Lodi to
abuse the committee. At the nail Winding of
the board t leading member of that distrtet, and
S. member of tho committee that selected the
Squire, and with expressions of regret . for- the
failure - of:thelait - atttsmpt, , nained.7t4tisnethhers7
of the board, whom he requastcdi,naiiht4ia
pointed to meet with the Dickinion hpaidoirid
conjunction with such a tine as theirnight'aptoiiiii.,
to examine the. Squireepledgingelilifyrord - and,
honor that the Squire should,aubmit to then:taint.
ination or they would up tied 'appoint
.some other .Tho board acceded to his
request, and the persensaeleetby him attended
at the Stone tavern,„pitiensillerable sacrifice
,of,
Personal comfort, in the fond hope of putting an.
end to disagreeable and unprofitable coateriiton;
All parties interested were there.' The tmnimi heel
from this township insisted - epon dolortlic(iluly
assigned them, but .for soine'leauseUnkrieWn'tti .
me the examination-did not take place. Our
board anti our coriiinittiie: : Adevery thioethat
could 'resonably be done in the matter; and
blame could attedh to 'thole, lei wherd h
may. -Distend of appending another' reacher
agreeably to the, ple'dgd. Oven; t h e Squire kept
posselisieri,e.7lhen . iii,-kehriol4house.tor.four
months, andgo. cernmittedisusraoed him in do..
log' so.. , Arid-thtt some-person Who. Made the
pledge wenkallarrillihrgto procure if possible a'
decisirM":egaiiistqht; iiiarik , irieenied: : the report
of the 'School atul - deem - oder' , payment fur the
Sinirie,okto 'time 'soliciting; arid-rigiintlireatening
t he 'terrors of legateoirelon,:and forAlnetrane.
cessive years themoststrenuous,efforti linve.been
made to gat on , implied et:indented/0 of the
loaard byjarcelestlon ofAli r ee!prlrfevorable to , the -
S(julie, Totge credit otkeitlieni fripoisn'
'that 'atter`rMiti !hie Sere hatoYeiiii 'ally - felled..
And now as a last resort, en. rttipeal.is maileto
tlimcourt of Common', Pleas to: dismembdr the
township: =limas:Miring this : Aires, whiltr?qqlre, ,
Elliott was demantlingld paildfor.taling, pos. •
session of the public School lanuea,,aedtpriehing
in'ile rF euj the Scli. - uellaw, that lie decided
the consent of thi board Wee' necessary to 6n
tillo.-a`teache~ td It-is hard to belieie
that,' titiedecialen was eltegether,..impartial: = '; So
much, for that part of the subjecti , ,..
It has heen,said ,that the - division is asked for.
because the uppe,r ; end have been imposed on ,by
the lower end in the,locatienALthe r Superiiser
for tipj4i..piii), , and havingio contribute to the
Malting' urilie7relds ' in the lower end. This I
have heard niiself.fronione Of th 4 i6itimit;protiti.
tient. of 'the divisionintity: The:allegation' that
the north side of the upper part etz. the township
with .the lid of loWer.end, have ,prevented the
south and west side from, having a due share of
the' Supervits4,,,The public imad from Mount
inCeinites,
from the
township recinrde:oricihie:!point give the
result f,retn
. .1136 to this:Jim°,
; 0 4. Wm.,iloyd on -the Dig Spring one mile
Irtim 'Springfield: ' ". •
A15129: 1 Vivid Driekei*On the Dig Spank . 100'
and hilf miles from Springfieli - t o - , , ,- ,•:
4cihn,•Breprrt;flarypes,,,pne rpho: from
1631 .:3Aif•Ptilaltip 'Turnpike , in& two miles
Rein 'dm! ; ,:• .
1832, li t ild;.ltineion the - 141ount - rßock road
',Myers ' the Motiet: . ROrilt'o'ne
pike , ,eaet ; ,;:.:
t - 034,:-Nrtn,,Donlep,:44he„Tu:ritlilite : L , miler
west or lgotiot roils. •
1835.:Simitel. IVlcKeehati
horth - 0014 4 310unt nook,
1836:..farnechlontgcnery, Big , Spring,. two
and a,...kal(gOlus,rfo,t9
1637. Jacob I.c mgn tiire3= l fciatifeiiiif infra
'northriir therMiNnt:ReekrOid,
r:lo3k.JOniee , btinlaii.l on •the '. 2 l 2 nrritokol about .
"two milk; 4 0 4 . 1 k! ,Pfil?Bqqa.ll„,l: ~i‘!
1839:Bann:el Bwman State'road three
„miles
, north of 316init , Ittlelev:-. 7 '7:V ,
&.:4_l - ,c,;anottichogbrfMalniCßos.Aroork?'..
two miles .
1842r'GOOTige h oner Mountßoo k."
- .lB43:Mor4epAllop on the TalppittO ent.tnilo.
frOnthioont , ltooir.l •
q .8 slit,: hicCul foohtlyn ;eq.holf,; m
from BpringfiOkl l end, thresfin , ,thi: lentil' of . gm
tdoinit feetlCiOodl - I
, i;i . 4 445:.isaiiii,Lelevro on'lhe Statctouds,t,;:: - .11..;,_:.
fl. Veett;tite;ihrekoingistetemoit; tt,A . Pit 3 4ii th.it
4!1-0g11.te!" - IMP' 10cTisivt'lAn POP)i'47:° been
,;lean Aeon Stipervisers on and west or, the Mount
read;•while for the eamo time theYe,iiee'iiei
:41,4- - olii6&,'di,;.Biiiio'riillid,'ilOillagti the
i o fOiibittilibirthefilietwieidtuni:thejetcnikjo '
one milii. t4iiiiit!iiilfruilt."*H.Oe. lo l.4 4 'tl! . .i -....--.4:441*.':.'
11' with 91 , upper .V4440,1:011''
T°"5Y, Plloo:lll;i4.l,l,b4il'ool.f4s9prOtTiv,"
18.10'.16141,1164aw!fr0at - Inlikiel6 te
1831 , John-,Thiplap
F' t ki."4rsg-.11ta;1*? 1 41' 94fitrOA '
In 1888 111~Davldiiin 4i4lootnikbovp
7- 7 -1d37, •-John-Dividsoi" "
- -1894 • 1:10191 Pamir, '1,4.r•..4- 1
pr .I'. '17009
5 1 .41' , 5. ?•55t5
-i° l 4 ; :to)4, oo Y n a;ii f 0,9 - ctLiksioiter;.:
04 0 keq#4694iiirilu,77# 1 0 1 ., v s,,„#4,.Pi, 4 -$
iiiii;i 4- 7101:i,:truibkfrinco*iillnimtvoirt fly , *
fO - ,*'. l / 4 :.iii'tk l l l 4,4* -10 0. 61 14.140.40100eit
vrTlk
frk
..
Vga 11,11.icKtd , reHoilifori4itin t ,''W!'ask the
paid •lierti,Yl!Atiite4tlkitili4petore'llio AO=
led ',. jilisii?il*tThrkiriablqiromtccit - tl
tyLi•juillirtfinvtle.,
iiil64oll iliOoii* Wii3llioiEtt iitio'012100: 1 :
Of- , tiii(iiini( 4
, I ROkillegf inus. - igii•expelillied iti,
'the ofiiiei witijiincr6oo% thinower on.- Tlii
iiiniiOrAllifilli'MaliOyeltfledio build•
hetiiiit:hice mat
)c .13 94 exPP,noq
iyardipti!.l"9o" . frilbti: During alj
coulplaintsMotc . heard fiom nbove,abdut"rooney . :
`paasint- tictrotur,ihe - -;:lino;'but ', -- tac o thaf4=4ipci
crosses the other' way,. then yen hear, of divisrun.
'; hat a~e , s tlie,gffaaia . OfdivJgton rn-
TWoofiblink toe'eicininifelfn:Cliffyykcip
jng
fthiuble;drile
*1 "r-nivia3lW"Piftl,;(! fsevoiaidip.ed.
111 J614*4? i3ilifikiiiindtitlP-Unt 01' 'r hat
grenCSO°P,B,9 A , 4l4;ibtlielPra
aud
ig•this4
6-I)B4l—eug for.w.
,
Thinkidirl.6 61Milgdiiiiiloi'yoliiiionttesy in
pnblie4ink my statements I. trespniin
you 4u.ilbOthot: '
CITIZEN 9,E,IIIEgf.PENISDORO'.
6aciber;.4B.44.
- .311NEUAL .RESODIWEE 'OF TDN UNITED
STATES.—The' hps-ncor
retipodelit iJho occasionally furnisirq that
paper with scraps -of truly •nseful. inferma-.
Ott.' - In a' lite ntimber he glvei it sketch
'of the 'mineral resources of the United
States, Gum which we condense 'the fol
lowin, l'he'.ratilte of as *1
.
es Um- granite of all other' countries, beak
in quantity ant! quality,. in Maine , : the
granite ,quarries are more valuable than in
any other part of America. The Whole
expense of it delivered in New York; •is
$3.62 per ton and is worth here S7,CO per
ton 'leaving a gain° 0f , 53 , i 3E1 per ton.
tvrcnn m_an
eaetu'red in Maine is about 700:000. • Casks
fslued .at 47006,060: This is mare in
value than the Reduce dell the gold. mines
In our :COantrY,
AtLone Limw•Vottory . .on the Hudson--:
tr kiln is charged! aoinerirted every- 12 hours
The amount daily manufactured there is
:about 700 buihels, to mate which amount,
iecipires about - one ton oY Anthracite coal.
'Che:du•tchees county Lime kilns produce
annually :15,000:,0t0 bushels, worth about
-e03,750,1 • •• , • .
'l'lln qitarrfee of gypsum or plaiter in
are very Val . 01)1e, In Wheat.
:land . ; Monroe eounty, :41114'tene; are an
'nualty in _s*e/iyaAl the '
ileburn• and - 6 - : - :ROlraCia,.-'30.00 •
tons wete7obtajnntl - litttw'eeril Seracuse and
marble tinarrietint , hl itssatiiiiitetis,"Connee
iiiiilNriv'Yorli are very valuable, and
are very *..
produce marble of great beauty and excel:
tense: income of the 13erkshire
ble quarriAs *Massaehoietts, is 'anat . :illy
$7O OM. Farr:chimney pieces'af the Pert,
Altfigue - mi!lkieNereOlitainetl , Frorn- New
tmliing 7
'flieliiltarti of the. IVFereltants', Exchange
in Wall street, are the largest states 'ever
Torn, afi 4 . 000 - eacii. -1- :%thekarefrall
gainer, 'Miss., tire'satut mateiLl les
the Bunker Hill , nicinumetir.. The .same
'granit‘ is - even ttikeif N:Orleans.
• • .
INDEPENDENT ( )ATHOLIC CHURCII.-W e
Understand there is a movement in this
city, says ilieT'Clocinnati,aazette,to es
tabl i. 41). an Intlepentletatatkolic_Clirclt, in
accordance With ,thti ev - owed principleS'of
the Reformation nowAn progress in' Ger.
.
many. ••• Peity German paper contains a
call ftnsir Oa new Catholic Church.
It is understood that the substribers to this
ehurcli.ere Aniine_roua L and the- main object
of their : association it the'esiablijiiient of
'rob, iirgefirthderrt---of—titc
„Pope-and.Q3ishops: '
Pi tistierg'.:G
ette says ,the (00pries7sre•ell idle of course
and the girls doffing nothing.; • • •Neither side
appears t'isposeti uo yield—oh. the. contra.
ry,. both ysides are becoming. more - and
more irritated.. • •1:
Ultti.iouitTeven generally begins with.y.awn.
ing, atrectlileg, po in-in the bones, languor, giddi.
ness; a-swelling shout the region of the stomach,
1 -bilioini-iiiiiiiting, a tid-„othet-tinoleaaant.-ay inaten .
Wrightl'lnitinitYeigkehible':Pilla are one of the
`befit-piedleinesln , tho world ,fnir.,the T cure of , Fe:
ver4 - 14iiiise.'ih'efiarge"• - from' the body 'those •
-Morbid-- humors, tvliielil pro tho, pae s it,4/f, .every .
toiletry lielgintlo nien.';'.;; ! ' , -..,,,...• • 4
~ ,
In all desti.of fever, from,lfO l, ur.;to eight, of 'Paid
Indian', Vegetable 'Pilla,tilosultVbe taken .. every,
pight;:.4.`
;, if .thVeymitniis tio;.ittiile,,nt . ...nlight. and
morning. \,,T.l4lati; if prope'rly(eirried tnifi.w ill'
iiite:ahortT,-..time;aulidue,theLthiast , violent att pelt
Orlfaireffdt A r la;t : !tiiiiiiit ti th e- the iiiigea tini•orgeni •
to ,Wkealthi torte, and.3lllolood , SO.cornpletely
,pOrified,; tha ttfeverai:arwell. atiever - Other dia.'
ease; will he driven-1111m the -hod ' ilia - With
over
and; ylier 4ill,licillien• tri the Whole simea: , . !
;-; It:pinitia *um, : ,he,roMembered - . Matti 'Man ~b y
~the name'uf: Wm :•.11C Spear , wlio , sells' 'Medicine
y porpor ling,' to ,hetlndloni:Filltc-iittllie,-corner-tlf
,4110( and front- Streets,l3 noi'an agent' of Mine,
Meithereatull!ginirenty4ta'geriano' any , that, lie
1 iiiii-for'sdle': ,, , 'r , - .- ': - 4 ',.,.., 0 ':'; ~ I Ti - . c..: ~ . .1
''. Thii 3 Onlkeer F o,illy.'a g ain st im need link; iati:oni.
eliale`frcitnl)ebnle:Of,eablitnjaiied,,e r hAragliTThr
at the, , OfErce and ' DeitOti:NO — l t :6F - 193eti
- titi Phii*Mphia. - -:',:;:.,,;-- , AYA.;t lVitia iir.
'For aitfiiihtiliAllale 14.dIAtit'161LBY, able
. ~. .
agent for thia.borotigh:,, , . ~',, ....c :..,:„,,ra,',,.,..,
v, oth P4iltiiielpha, by'!hti
Re‘i
itk: 1 0-
,N 1 50:, ri.gnif:ck,").4:l l 4, 0,41)81014,4q
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VI-Ig mutts fi. iiirotild' - '' ii
letvejeat - reeettiltsitnew - and' --
viten. iiitiO
eji rting#, , - DRUGS ., ,iikArtrrB;- OILS",
!eZ,.,AFP.M„Etrgi!ij'ANCY!' SQl•gifittiWBr.. !,
itifell taffeta for .CA6H . !
at their stneii! - !eipposiie :WI protrit-Hbotel: —
STEVENSOI4,&-lIEHAFFEY.
"tip Fail'.s7ll 111 .e
to .Inform _her. edsto:
re_ii nd ..1 tid ies-le
that'. she Isti - reiurned •
th e ~ oh.y-rind,.. heti' opened.
large";.aisiortmeilt• ?; •
BONZ .
t .
lat - 3 1 8; . -
J.4tVziii,;;Bpenpoisr Cor t.,Priettesr
AOset-,-111e0.;`-,trill ,
hek`
and for ,- *ltrit#,: q. ,ices SilifoirCligeiiiie
D 0 608801 totiot:43titto; Plea
togitOr4l.•&ci • r r••-•=
irrl3,onpFti illeied of ,thelaiektAtbi,;
•
Suit - Milt 'Slitiwls';', , ,Ni
-itisT REatroir qpti N i iiiiiii ,, f.iiiikhtt
ty liiikeri - Slititre 6611314 U liii..Pl;, fti tip, ",l'hi'bi
at, ditto . Silk Fringe e4i 4 biOldeleil A ti
~, pja i i t rp .,
elm, piirititit, ca.hriyotA A nd;.`zilVSl qkindi or
Sllawliciii I,ci pil9el, Call ' boilliedil ' llatONit
i i
'o '''i ' ' ''' "-,.'".•'", ' ' - ' COAS.` , ..OOit'BY '
HE_twin: story- idiiteii)4.4lo . tiii # ,;: j ea r ds o; 4 4 , ! . ;
lutely
eireot, cmpoei,inythti;.;_reatdtce , .bf poneria
Armor, is fue,rent fienktiikfriCni c- Airilrnext,-or r
will be sold, if desired, on..nocqm tidstinglirms:•
The weather bmirded ~;garden,
-S O. at'
present or:tented by Aarri gertiiii!Weetenth'
street, adjoining the.pr rty of Patriolip `MO.'
~. •
'Po the_Beire , atql Lego' Ittipriiiientativell'a.
LEQNARD-, WEISP;..;late of sputg•
Middleton'Cowhtiliip:
faIAICE NOTICP,that in liunniancedf tirit,
.of Partition - CH iottued 'init
.the Orphans'. Court, uf,Cumberbind'dounty,.and
to tno direetc4 an highest Will be held on the
repl ester) of said decensitd,Mt SATURDAY: the
Bth day ofNovember t A D 1848; at 10 o•cloojiti
31 - Atlf said - city, on the premispe; for the pur.
pose of making partition' and valuclion on the rest
estate of said deeeaind.
.ADAM Lf NGSDORF, Sheriff'.
sitrifl's Qffice,.Cariiele, •
.October 23, 1845. s'•
,Cloths and Caisisiteirts;
i ftt N EXTENSIVE assorlanen.l.. of English'.
.11 and French Broad Clotho', IfOtzt.s3 to $B,•
Brown and Pilot Cloth for Ovarcolihy.a =war:
tick. Amerielin Broad WWI, from4l 25 to st'
a splendid assortment n 1 fancy Cassiperes; MEAN.
Black c od Blue CH unimeres of all qiialitic:s, •
very low, at the.chourraturp or • .
Oct. 23. • tfI'AS.'OdILBT.
Bobbin nndl relit( Edgiiiigr.4..
geileral ussartmeni of Threa.and Beibbirt
4 4 .4 - Siiiiiki; just received, slid . forsnle low, by .
Oct 23. G. 111.TNI5R.
- ..111Va0. Pit's,
enetel assortment ofJetond
4:44 of Colore'd Brcaat ',mod Hair P.tnP. just
opened by - 'G. W. AII'AER.
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EAD, D igte rind Berlin 14'6oriktlilneeri,jleir
1.,1 received by G. W. filff.NEl4.
. Black Fristge;i4iitir Laces
Ff additibra exippli of Clack Mips. and .c.f.
tgla Lofts, just 'recet4vdt by' • .
Out 2:1. C. W.
•
Bonnet .Velvels :anti Silks.
fulisoortincnt.orthis ta,ticlle.alry(dors and
14.7 P.rcatqlcßibbonsi.eilii-ArtificOprupw - and
lieritttifutitila;*ltie " - • • 5.:
Oet'23. : '": ' • CHAS,: OUILBIir. •
A Trerno,nd.uf_stnek of, oo :ss.iP oll3, inat rogOt
Chi% po;i6.llnivei., piias
goSjP:v:riealilkiit the_ojd'igtctl'it*#litorA
below the
Oct. 23. 1_ CHAS: oiattay.
N ENV ,SNXJ,E.IF`IIi, NUlPAC:lrOiltir•
ge:l7s Yard ; k"ririklin • Street, near A itx,
c in,.
- - _Hia-AvinuecilAh-TIMORA • 04 - . 7 -
~?ft' 12. lb am. Trot:
i.a7kicarrin, c '
ESPECTFULIcY infeinis the' lhstho .
in has Cointnenced the maw:timid en.
urn caster Rappee Slid:as was ma
lute Chriitoplker,b/e110411.4, tht.originatioolool'
and foiinder.iirtho ,
find which recipe, is In Ake possission of nil Okber .
bit ,adiortisorci 4 l4 ., tic1.41,16(0-
prb tor of the original recipe (for,making4 O:cel
ebrated Lancaster Rappee Snuff)" ind
be found a finer and flir superior - nrtilgiOt t CP.silY
sold:as Lancaster Snuff. •-•
N: B.—All orders for- E E. DE)11:113fS GOD.
nine Lancaster Rappeo,enniT
rice fur 'OO4. ut
Ver 1,
I Y• - •1 1 ,.. 0 . 0 .' F'' '-',',--. ..t,
%;., '.. ''.•.f,,„,.
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ANAR V, 6 AVE‘AKLEN'•' . .S'eSpeCifitilitili r.,pitit'itho
os
~,e t
iviL e tilaldtriAribibifirFeriiovetlio ihe,l ' 'lately
occupied hy•Ohcicie Flerising,itnititil.htt. it smile
- the Atansimiiiiitied . llowl fitid'. Mir: ", :.; - lii‘;'
Where.alte -13- prepacesl . te•atteply alklike " lane
'•ste.Leinitlll ea HMS al kheiirsirsintsZliiiidi iiiltho
sliolicat notice..Groceries,CooVotioriati Queen-,
ware Toys' and I Fancy Artialet , F a
604 . ' ' h:•hand,
Mac; will bosom on as fasorahlti , .tectn#4ll4itssig•
ble. She solicits A share wir pisl!lia tiatrayii t a; and
anritaa:holorinai , caatainetavto . 9ll-44 litt . .Xl v tat
location. • . • •-- • ... '..., -•'• ;.•,...,, 1 ,A , 5 ,..-,i'N ii i k, -,,,,i,
M
Cu i lisle . i.Ottober;Tail 1343.',;
, okida, emßolixi
s . petobor- IS, 184 i.,
N.deation tor , Dtiugurous
thin 11.1114 idiot) • lute tit for tthe yetkr: l o l l/ be
held . 'l4 ibe,littokisig,i(puse, on *° 11411 7 , t 4 .17th of
Noreinber . ,pot, lit:tweet' Alm bodes At tetk50.194. •
A. AL, stitd,(wit 9Nitititk P{ Mo" ' S I '9,
LY9 Itrelrt.
'clob er -1845 • *
BOOT • S • -ANI:Y‘SHOESiii.-
r A hi. ith'i"t`tAiitit.g" colOs, bpAs,
j it'iltl'ithnett, ,, Borrie or ititemviveet iluklarge,
Mossablitowlbk . 'l lll WnOW 'PrOtIO'
7
to7ofren to - my old costumerrand 407 - iwbp,4llor
every artiolt t 1,411 greatly reduce!!
e • - ..`j
booli rroos $(015 to S 4 OOP•
: 144,dies shoes fronl,4. '..7 4 , 1° 11 24 i*P:'
' 131110.04611h6t51621i 11
10 fll
. Gum abries stAl,l twlces. *-
-
Don't forpt' fl io old sistiol„ East ,
store below 1114 hibirket 1110111!4:. •"1" .4 t--
Oct. te4s; 4, '7 . ;q:Y , : , ;; l l—lctiAtL ,
TParthei•ebliiiki`etaiir ti ar tbe
0..11. firm of !AliNol6o littePare. • Obit daj
ItimoiTed ilMlamilmoliaont4 2 l. l t lOILS
,thi lme i rejk i ni i e ho i cimp the mc vuT o ' MIMI
lywvaSt o C 4 DAvid..ll#l-4111041with 111.1110 boobs
braya tacifOoli,And AbikViAigalahas
ilt Pratent4ll1 0 * 09 1 ) ""i•
;ilr, AMID:ft:
?" MURIUS , F3 'tslNgt,
1 1 014010 will be eortinuekbrlWllit-
A e We s ekofiitleNliava a N ISM imk, r r `
etl whirr gnOttitilikThe
Ptillp !oxlip ,
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v._
t) "abd ebeaPCltt.,,iniOsilli °21.4.474' 'W..
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stligivi ;9•111. it, t;ernro.Y, • , miortiot 11 . 's' ,. ,:,
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of my' bi.i . th,
.„ecjilttritirrile, ':it..,/.7"Aii4e,...
nid-sonri'llY..Mcwl...Z.s.'.'f,''.???; i loi ,iiiii,o!Ok, . • ...vi,Wil
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