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TRATERSE JURORS
For October Term, lS4o.

Jacob PrIngle. SunnerhilI tp
J'hu H. ers. " Iuctp
t"nrnd Carroll. tie Irf eld ip
Emanuel l.railIer, Jack tip
William 7. Patt"n. Iuhus tuwn
William Glass, Carr"ll Up
Richard SanderSnu. CnnrmluTh tp
Matthias C"p.iand, Johu-town
Joseph Snyder, SumnerhIll Up
Henry Little. Allegheny Up
Samuel ID. Lilly. Washington tp
Jac"b " inlart, Richland Up
Samuel ~. Cla'r, DO
Samuel Pryce, Cambria tp
NlIch n'l Murray. Carroll tip
James Du"can, J ckSnn tip
Tunuthy DAVIS, Cambria tip
Isaac >IlIS, SuunmerhIll tip
William RaIney, Washington tp
J"hu Noel do
" liam Wtakland. Carroll fp
George Murray. SnmmerlIil tp
David DIlhTa. Na>hmg;r tp
Michael Skelly, SIIimerhIII IN
Washington D"ngIa<s Su-quehaCna tp
Peer ScLnl'n Cambria tp
Thomas ID. Rce~. Il
john o.. Myers. SdmmerhIll tp
Samuel iiorner, CuneGIaugh tp
Junu Barues db
John PiaLr, SuSquehanua tp
Matthew ivory, CiearfieId Up
George Beam. C"n1hnaugh ;p
Robert Nmiley, i>quehania tp
James Kelly. Allegheny tp
John S:ese. john town.
August l6. lSI9.-45
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PRETTY GooD.-A story is going the
rounds, of a political aspirant in Indiana,
who mounting the stand to make politi-
cal speech, commenced with .f'ellow-citi-
zens, notwithstanding my youthful ap-
pearance, / am the father Of t,oo chit-
dren!'
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-06

GSTwo Dutchman, travelling, took up
camp together, at night. Being much
wearied by their days march, they soon
fell asleep. After they had slept some
time, one of them was awakened by a
thunder storm. Hegot up much affrighted,
and called his companion to arise, as the
day of judgment had come. Lie down,
lie down, you fool said;the other, do you
think as how the tay of shudgment would
come in the night!'
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NOTICE..

n ETTERS of Administration having been
IL granted tu the Undersigned by the Regis
Ter of Cambria county, on the estate of Ih"'n-
as Gresham, decd, nDiIce is hereby gwen 10
all persons Indebted To saiu estate To make pay
,,ent, and thuse having claIns against II /"
present Them To the Undersigned duly adthcn
ucatcd for settlement.
MARY ANN CRO>SNAN,
DAVID SON MERVILLE.
Susquehanna Up,
Aug -. lo49 {46-6t
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STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY e. OQDSo

Consisting in part of Black and Brown Ana,
ican and French Cl"ihs. plain AID fancy e.,
simerrs aud Cashme-ets, rlan and FAM"
rweedS. b:ue. black. Cadet aud fancy Satls6.
cts. r'd. while aud yellow Flannels. PLAIN ana
PLAID Aip'cas French. Domretic aid Earls,o5
Ginghims. brown and beach-d SbIrrino,
Irish Linens. Russia Diapers. Cotton Diaps,,
L. ncn N"PSIns. Ticking. Crash. rrcI a,
>nrimeni of embrniderrd. Cashmere, SILK and
fancy V'st npsi new sIyl. Of Linen Iu,tre,.
Printed. black ani PLAIN Ltwnr; mnde ,lE
rs.ns; latin stripes Btrag Muslin dc I.ains,
black Cir" de Rhine. Barnge Scrrf-. and pIsip
ard fancy DE Laine Shawl>: fancy d ess Bu,
tons, FrInges and Fiowers. complete =,
-nrf fnent of Bonnet ami Fancy r Ribbons; FAM,
nubs Brushes &.r.. &
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An Irishman who lives with a Graha-
mite, writes to friend, that if he wants
TO know what 'illigant living is, he mus
come to his house, where the breakfast
consists of nothing, and the supper of what
was left at breakfast.
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SDiin!S.

The best method am acquainted with
to treat splints, is to rub it with round
stick, till it feels somewhat soft, then prick
it in many places with bodkin or pack
ing needle, moderately hot; be sure to
make two or three holes quite tthe bottom.
A gentle blister will then reduce it. Ifit
does not impede the action of the sinew, |
recommend by all means to let il alone.
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~sMv oOod Uracionsi

R'My good gracious! wonder what
they'll manufacture out of the grain next,
said Mrs. Partington. Here's an account
of man making rye face, and of another
making floury speech; then whole col
umn about corn laws
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EIgT OBJ gAW gI2s

Put doc,a for Trial at q Court Of Cen,
mon Pleas TO be held at Ebens burg, q,
and for the county of Cambria, com
me,acing on Monduy, the Isl dag @
October, "A. d. lS49.
Rank, Brook & Rcplror VS. Rodgers & Thomas
Mendell's Adu'rs Mnore'S Adm'ts
Budget G'as>' Exits
Zahm's Admir- Shatf.,r
D"ugheIty DunaP
Cole asser VS. Graft
IIuguS B rnytt's Adm'rs
Douglass vs. ousr s, Fouse
Rhey W. Gotwalt
Regan VS. Jackson
{. hick for use Harris
NJ Her VS. Murray
Rodg-rs f"unkiu
Ick>on VS. George ct al
imports VS. Newman ei al
Todd's Ex'rs vs. Feulnu
NIltenberger Morrison
Clark &Co vs. Curran
Burgoou W. Lyle
Gales VS. Wallace
kopel'n VS. 4" "ilILms ct ux
Lambaugh VS. Myers
Myer. VS. J"hn>;own Bo.
M'Guire vs. Conw.y
t"yls VI X ernan
Poser vs. h ny & Shnenberger
M'Cr"ry & DIVERS MrcIrelI
Philips Powell
Barnes Adm'r W. N'Fariand
Lyle rs U'NrrlI
C""k & M'kee, u.e vs. Pution
Bra"ley ID dsnead ct al
James 10 e.
JON g Adm'x james
Vux Coll!ms
MoirIsnn q lies
Cob rugh W. same
Dougherty VS. Murphy
Re"m W. Le;dy
A'D"w ell Russell
kram's Guardian VS. Fvaus ct al.
Ross vs. kriIn
Same same
WILLIAM KIrrLE. Proth'y.
August l6. 1919.
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rSome one in France has invented a
contrivance for drawing blood;
intended to supersede the use of leeches.
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CIR AND JURORS
ra,c7a for October Term, lS49.

ra,c7a for October Term, ls49.
Nicholas Crum. Snmnerhlll p.
DANIEL VI Tauiy CarIul
Stephen Meyers, Washington tp.
Th"mas Por'er, do.
Andrew DunmIre. Jack son ip.
George w. George. Washington tp
james Y"sr, Carol tip
Thomas Gore. Jnhn>town
Wi liam I.uIhsr. Carrnlip
John Il. Will;omS. Cambria tp
Andrew D"nuughe, " dsirIngIon tp
John Bl"mgh. Rici Land Up.
Henry DunnIre, S'IiIrnerhill tp
john &. ii"r"er. RIclIland Up
john krise. " hiie Up
Richard jones Jr., Cambria tp
john Ske y. do.
JOHN kn"ns. Allegheny tip
William slick, RIchldud Ip
l., Wis St"rm. Clea rife Id ip
W lillian LlIIle. do.
Abran Cooau2h. Conernaugh Up
Joseph Buck, Allegheny tp
Daniel VI Manun,, " a>hngton tp
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4 Large lot OF Glass. Nails and Saii, jus
~ received and for sale at the store of
MURRAY s. ZAIlM.
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HOOKS and STATIONARY for sale at
Id Buchannn's Store.
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US'r received. large lni of English and
- French CLOTHS. Bin-, BLACK and Fan
cy CASSIMERES. and Sd ATiNETS of epe-
ry uoriety, at the si"raof
JOHN S. BUCHANAN
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From the Wa shington Union.
HOMEWARD BOUND.
A Salt River Lyric.
pHIlAnEIPuIA.

T'HILApELPHIAi aug. To, IO71'
The Union was kind enough, last winter, to
receive with APPRECIATION my "Salt River Voy-
age" Confined TO the house, a day or two
since, by a severe attack Of painful disease
which occasionally troubles me. my chief Con-
ISOLATION was derived from the cheering ac-
counts of our success in Tennessee, Indiana.
&c, and contrived To am"se myselfby throw
iiss together the rhydfes which here enclose
you.
If they meet with your appreciation. and you
yesatd them as worthy of place in the Union
'they are at your service; and you can use your
pleasure about appending or Withholding my
name. Yours. very respectfully and sincerely.
SAMUEL D. PATTERSON.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE Jan. S-5 p m
IVeathsT-P yipania LgisaiWs.-1hs maykets-Arrt
pal of the steamer WtIShingfon.
The weather to-day is much mder and the ice is melt
ing rapidly.
despatch received here this morning from Harrisburg
Pennsylvania, that there quite stir there with re-
gard the election of United States The whlg
refuse caucus violent the friends OF the
different candidates. and the election will with
any agreement among them. The prominen
wing candidate is Mr. Cooper whilst Thaddeus Stevens and
w. M. Meredith have many friends The Hon. Richard
Bodhead has been selected the democratic candidate To-
senator.
holders of flour frmer there buyers of Howard
street at SIS, but sellers sale OF 200 bbls reported al
SIS o6i City Mills held So Is Corn meal 81 10, and
rye -four S3 rs.
The receipts OF all kinds of grain very moderate
Nothing doing in wheat, and prices remain noninay al
last quoted viz for red l02 LOT cents, and white LOT
lI5 Corn is scarce and prices advanced Sales this
morning. OF prime white 55 and yellow at 81 6t
cents. Oats 80 80 cents Rye CD cents
fair business is doing in provisions Sales OF new mess
pork al SlI so for and $i5 for Baltimore cured
Baltimore cured hams 81 and weste
do Sales 900 lbs sides, old at cents Shout
81 Sales 200 kegs lads al 81 cens barrels
u cents per Id.
The grocery market exhibits changesmal sales only
by the trade.
Whiskey is selling at "a % cents per gallon.
p. S.Just close my letter. the telegraph announces
the arrival of the Washington at New York; with
days later diligence from Europe, having sailed on
the 10Th ut.
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Washington City Camel,

MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, Dec. g. 1913.
IN virtue of the first section Of the for prove
L men OF the Washington City Canal approved Deem
Der IL, lSi3, in the following words, viz:
Be eaacted, &c, That the mayor be, and he is hereby
requested invite proposals. by twenty public
tce in OF the daily newspapers Of the city and the
Washington News for the removal Of the depos'es in the
Washington canal restore il to its original depth Of
water not less than four feet, Ordinary low tide for
repairing, substantial and du able the dilapi
dated side walls for reforming modifying such angles.
basins, abutmen accompanied by the surveyor in
his late report be deemed expedien and tor the
construction Of such dams cSspools other works
be deemed secure the canal as far as pac-
cable, from future injury by the washing in of from
lateral streams, CUTTERS and having first pared
by the surveyor snch other engineer may be employed
such diagrams and specifications win exhibit the natn,
and of the several kinds of work be
DONE
Proposals will be received by the mayor until Saturday,
the 18th of January lS49 inclusive for the execution of all
the works mentioned in the foregoing said fist section
All needul information in regard the quantity and de-
scrpton of each kind OF work be done, be obtained
by application to Mr. Charles b. Cuskey, city surveyor
his office, City Hall, who is instructed prepare and
hibit plans and specifications explanatory thereof
The proposals will the price, per yard for the
excavation aud removal OF the deposits and the price per
perch for the different kinds of work. (25 cubic feet
the perch y also the time within which tile work will be
com pleted.
Dec. 2i-td w. w. SEAToN Mayor.
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ASBURY DICKINS,
Secretary Of the Senate
THO. ]. CAMPBELL,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.

Joint resolution directing the of procuring the
printing Tor the two houses OF Congress.
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of Representatives Of
the Und States Of Ame,ca IN Congress assembled That
the Secretary OF the Senate and the Clerk of the House
Representatives be and they hereby authorized and
required at the beginning of the final session of every
Congress, advertise tor four weeks SUCCESSFULLY in all
the newspapers published in the city of Washington for
sealed proposals for supplying the Senate and House Of
Representatives respectively, OF The next ensuing Congress-
with the necessary printing for each which advertisement
shall describe the kind OF printing and the quality of
required near may be- in the execution of the work
and said Advertisement shall divide aud classify the print
ing Of the respective houses lolows One OF bills and
resoluons of reports Of committees of journals
ofexecutve documents; every other
provided for by The said
shall also conain designation of the place in the said y
of Washington where such sealed proposals shall be
ccived and the day and time fday which said
ary and clerk will receive any further proposals
And the secretary and clerk aforesaid shall provide
bic samples of the printing required and of the paper
which the is TO be executed, be
so designated as aforesaid at least twenty days uccesve
before the ne OF receiving proposals shall expire, open
the inspection of all persons desiring make proposals
the printing aforesaid, intelligence whereof shall be
tanned in said advertisement immediately the expira-
ton of the time for receiving said proposals. they shalt
opened by the secretary and clerk aforesaid the
oil the Vice President President of the Senate and the
Speakero the House OF Representatives and per-
sons making proposals may wish to be present And
the Secretary of the Senate, under the supervision of the
Vice President President of the Senate and Clerk
the House of Representatives under the of the
Speaker, shall thereupon let each class OF said printing
of his practical skill and his ability do the work
shall otter good and sufficient security for the faithful
cuon of the Jobs and contracts undertaken by HIM And
hereupon the Vice President President the Senate and
its secretary and the Speaker of the House its clerk
shall proceed to take bonds with good and sufficient
curly, for the due faithful performance OF the work
to their respective houses all such lettings of printing
and the contracts relating TO the Propidsd That the
said proposals shall remain sealed until the appointed
SIC 2 dad BE- it further resolved, Tha, committee con
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KU n. GREEN, .YuCtfOneer.

T-RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
l. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.-I}y authority OF three
several deeds trust hearing day of No
vember $780, and recorded in ber w B, No 49, ioos s9i
&c one of the land records for Washington county the
District OF Columba another dated Sd day Of Dece
1871. and recorded in liber w B, No 90 loos 49, Nc
OF said records and third dated the 18th day of
ber 1913, and recorded in ber w b. No I03 foios All
&c. OF said recods- shall offer for sale public
ZION to the highest bidder therefor Wednesday, lUh
day OF January, 1919, at O'clock the premises
all that piece of ground in the city of Washington follow
ngthat Is all that part of lot numbered seven in
numbered four hundsed and ninety one according
the plan OF said city, beginning the southwest
haiiinches along the line of Pennsylvania avenues thence
at rlghr-angcs with the line Of said nohwardly
back TO thirty foot alley thence the northwest
said lot numbered thence with the line of said
southwardy to the beginning, together with all and ngu-
lar the buildings and i'm povements thereon. This
y is most egibly situated being Pennsylvania avenue
and next 10, and adjoining, the National Hotel
Terms OF sale One third cash. and the residue in three
equal instaents, at four eight and twelve months from
the day OF sale the purchaser giving bond for said deened
payments bearing interest from date, remain lien up
on the property until paid. Upon fail compliance with
the tie and conditions of sale by The purchaser.
payment OF the whoe purchase money, and interest," and
costs The trustee will convey TO the purchaser the lille
ed In him by the several deeds above mentioned.
JOURDAN w. MAURY Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
Dec. 12-3taw4wds
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stng of three members of the Senate and three members
OF the House OF Representatives shall be chosen by their
respective houses which shall constitute committee
printing which shall have power adopt snch measures
may be deemed necessary remedy neglect de-
oil the the ORDER
ed by Congress. and 10 make pro redue ton in The
compensation allowed, refuse the work altogether,
should IL be inferior the slanda I'd and In all the
and his securities shall be responsible
increased expenditure consequent the perform
of the The committee shall audit and pass
upon all for printing; but bill shall be acted
upon for work that is actually executed aud delivered
and which they may require TO be properly
SEC g. dnd be H further resolved, That all motions
print numbers of any bl paper, docume n in
either house. shall be referred 10 the members of the
mee that house, who shall report upon the propriey
Of printing and the probable expense thereof early
convenient And all expenses for printing shall be paid
the contingent fund of the houses proportion
pense OF composition, which shall bo paid by the h.use
which shall have s ordered the printing Of tie sper or
document; and if there shall be second composition, it
shall be paid for 10y the house which shalt authorize and
direct the same aud when copies OF any document
paper shall be ordered by both houses, they h. be de-
lvered the houses simultaneously, in proportion
the number OF copies by them respectively ordered
SIC A. Ind be further rsoiped That all laws and parts
laws force, in conformity with the provisions
of this joint resolution be, and the hereby
pealed.
Approved August 3, 1916.
N. b. All newspapers Published in the city OF Wash
ngton requested TO publish the above advertisement
four weeks successfully, and send their
Secretary OF the Senate.
Dee 27-4W
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slight affair of fire took place yesterday IN base
ment of the General Post Office building, among
heap of rubbish, consisting mainly of old that had
been flung into this receptacle until called for by the pa
permakers 1t occurred about nine o'clock in the morn
ing 1t discovered by of the assistant messen-
gers, who was soon joined by another and by the
chief messenger with some clerks They took water
in buckets. and had nearly extnguished the fire when
the fire companies came up. and it was entirely put
out in less than an hour after its discovery The fire
has done injury whatever, But Major Hobbie Uhe
Postmaster General being called away on official bu-
sness to Baltmore) required the superintendent OF the
building TO have Judicial investigation made into the
OF the fire deeming. very properly, that the public
were entitled to know in the most authentic form the
origin OF an affecting the security OF the pub
lie property Magistrates Morsel and Goddard are now
proceeding with the examination.
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The Kentucky legislature assembled at Frankfort on
the 3Oh ult John L. Helm. esq, sworn in as lieu
tenant governor, and took his seat President OF the
Senate. The two former clerks unanimously re-
elected The tug OF war in the House Of Representa-
tives between the wings themselves-he Taylor wings
and the Clay wings running different candidates for
Speaker Two days spent in vain. But on Tues
day, the third day Of meeting, Gwyn Page esq., OF Lou
isvilIe was elected on the 22d ballot "After the 2lst
ballot Judge Robertson requested that his name be with
drawn as a candidate for Speaker, which was done.
Mark E. Huston, of Spencer, then put in nomination;
and the vote stood-Page 81, Huston 80. Thomas j.
Helm was unanimously elected clerk"
The telegraph announces the election OF Governor
Metcalfe to the Senate, fill the remaining part of the
present term The election for the next full term from
the 4th March next, has not yet taken place. but it is
generally supposed that Mr. Clay will be elected.
Mr. Clay has arrived at Natchez on his way to New
Orleans He will call at Baton Rouge to see the Pres
dent elect.
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Rv IV.N. III. MORRISON; .guc,tose<r,

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS.-Under
the authority of deed OF trust from Richard Thomp.
and wife to William Prout, dated 18th October 1857
and recorded in Lber W. b. No S. folio 45s of the land
records of Washington county, d. the subscriber (ub
stliued in the place said Prou by
the decree OF the circuit of the District Columbia
for the county OF Washngton) will sell at public auction
the highest bidder all the right ttle and said
Thompson and wife, in three lots of ground in the city
Washington, being moiety of lots Nos 2 g. aud g. in
square 5lS These lots located north of The Jail
Terms One-io of the purchase money be paid in
hand the day OF sale, and the residue six Twelve
and eighteen months from that day. with the pu
chaser give bond and security for the deferred payments
and deed OF trust n the premises.
The tile believed to be unquestionabe, but the sub
scrber, selling trustee, will convey only such vested
in him.
The sale will take place the premises at IL O'Clock m
on Thursday, the 18Th January next.
CASSIUS F. LEE, Trustee.
Dec l2-eodts
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For the Union.
For the Union.
To the citizens Of the Ninth Congressional Disrict Of
Tennessee.


To the citizens of the Ninth Congressional District Of
Tennessee.
have been asked by several of my constituents If
would consent 10 become candidate for Congress the
next election, accompanied by references to my chances
OF success which cannot be otherwise than gratifying to
my feelings.
deem il my duty at this time, to announce to you a
determinations, long since formed not to become candi-
date for re election.
shall hereafter, in the ranks advocate those princi-
plies which have together SO often sustained, and
which can never abandon
Seven years had elapsed from the time sought a
home among you until was elevated, by your Partially,
TO seat in the Congress of the United States. found
the hand OF friendship extended towards by those
who have never spoken to me with forked tongue;
and learned that who have ball and steel for their
foes extend hearty welcome to the stranger.
have twice been elected to Congress by your votes,
and last election attended by circumstances Pecu-
liary gratifying TO my feelings. During my first term,
questions affecting the foreign and domestic interests oil
the republic were settled The Oregon difficulty ad-
justed-the tariff act OF S46 enacted-he consttu
tional treasury bill became aw-and the with
Mexico declared and prosecuted with the most brill
liant and triumphant success, covering with immortal
renown those terrible legions who bore ao the banner
of the Union from the borders of territory 10 the heart
of the enemys country resulting more recently in the
acquisition OF an empire upon the shores OF the Pacific
The domestic policy of the democratic party, as illus
trated within the last four years, overcoming almost the
semblance OF organized opposition, commends itself TO
the support of the citizens of this republic; while its
bearing towards foreign powers commands the respect
and challenges the admiration of the civilized world.
To the very limited extent OF my participation IN the
settlement of those questions, arraigned before you
in 1917 My course endorsed and was reelected
by an increased majority
For repeated manifestations OF your confidence, shall
never cease to be grateful and wherever destiny may
my fortunes memory will still cherish the evidences
OF your affection and regard
With the warmest wishes for your individual welfare
and happiness, remain your friend,
LUCIEN B. CHASE.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
January s, 1919.
We sincerely regret the determination of Mr. Chase to
retire from the public service On every account, will
be q loss to the country.-UNIoN.