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II, In the opinion Of the said
Board OF Commissioners, orII
of tile claimants, any books,}
records or documents, IN the}
possession pr power OF iheI,
Government Of the Mexican
Republic, sl,allbe deemed ne
eessary 10 the Just decision oi5'
any claim, the Commission I
ers, or the claimants througlil'
them, shall, within such pei
Rod as Congress may deHig- /
nate, make an application inI'
writing for the same, a,ldress-p
ed 10 the Mexican Minister
for Foreign Affairs, 10 bet
transmitted by the Secretary}t
of State of the United Staies;lt
and the Mexican Government,
engages, nj The earliest posi-, II
bic moment after the receipt
Of siish demand, 10 cause anySl
of the books, records, or doe y
umcnis, so specified, whichSt
sballbe IN their possession orc
power, (or authenticated CO. %
pies or extracts of the same.)l d
10 be transmitted 10 tile saidjt
Secretary Of State, who shallSs
Immediately deliver them OIL
yer To Tie said Board Of Com |e
missionefs Plorided, That3i
no such application shall beSe
made by, 6r nj the instanceSl
Of, any claimant, until theft
iacia which II Is expected tor
prove by such hooks, records, Ii
or documents aliail haveii
been stated under oath or3l
affirmation. &
Eriract from sect ion 3 of
March, ls49, entitled A
certain atipulafions ofhe
States and he Repubiic
81 FfbrHdry, lo1J.
"Anti the period OF one yei
izaiion Of eaid Board In hei,
such said Commissioners ms
claimant OF claimants, apply
State Of the United States, 10 I
eign A il.iirs, fm' all such hook
tile posse ssion or power of The
Republic, as shall be deemed I
Of any claim or claims silbmi
lormity with the provisions Of
Ordered to be published
thirty days, in The Nationl
telligelicer, and the Unior
in the city of Washington.
OFFICE OF sAlp CoMmfs
WAsHIsdToS, April.
VIM. CARE
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DURSJANT to, an order of the Board, notice Is
i hereby given ihnt the Board Of Commissioners
appointed under the act of Congress of The Sd Of March,
ls4g entitled San ACT 10 carry into effect certain sti-
piations Of the treaty between the United States
and the Republic of Mexico, of the second day Of
February, one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight" have established the following Rules and
Ordera IN vii .f#.
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&C. NJ e.-Cotton Canvass.
DC

The cotton canvass per bolt Of SO yards, and 20
inches wide. Hammock and bag stuff 10 con-
tain per bolt SO yards, and AZ inches wide-pcr
Ia d
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w. II. DIBBLE, having taken
the office formerly occupied by DR. liar.
ron, Is prepared 10 perform all operations
which come within tne range &c DEN.
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UNITED STATES OFFICER

Capt a. W. Nc Lean, Member Of the Legislature and late
the UDiied States Navy has kindly The following
certificate. lttels is avn story, 5t,s.4 AZ
tAA@ RAILWAY, Jan. 25, ls47.
= A year since was taken with the Influenza and my
whole system LEFT in debinated state. induced 10
try DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARiLI.A, and aiter taking
two three hotties, WINS very much relieved and nttri.
bule entirely 10 The said Silaapara bave continued
taking IL and find thai improve every day believe II
speiaon. A .et a. w. MCLEAN
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JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor Of the Railway Repbli.
ttral ms follows WI 4 Z.
TON OF SARSAPARILA appears 10 be Of the most
extraordinary character Wepibsh to-day two certificates
in it's behalf from Capt Mclean, of this town. md one
Ronlile Rev. Mr. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known In Railway Capt. Mclean beleyesihe medi
Cine 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White seems 10 enter
lain equally strong confidence It's efficacy Intelligent
men like these wo, not praise strongly what they did
nai fully believe to be deserving sli III
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Az the sheet copper must have straight edges
ana square ends and be Of parallel widths.
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DR. TOWNSEND Sr--l have The pleasure 10 inform
You that three OF my children have been cured of tie Scr0
l,ila by e Use Of your excellent Medicine They
hitied very severely with bad sor.s have taken only
bOiles took them away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respecthilly, EtlE tctA ,&S#& +
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street.
New York, March |, 1877. s
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13
Democratic Meeting.

A number of the citizens of Washington and
the adjoining townships assembled at Plane
No. 4. A. P. R. R. on Saturday evening, the
9th inst, for the purpose of consulting about
the proPrieiy of holding large democratic
meeting at such time and place in that town
ship might be deemed advisable. The
meeting WIS OF. aniIed by calling Col John
MGough to the Chair, and appointing Wm.
Henry ard ID. M'Manamy Esqs Vice Presi-
DENTS and Lieut.. w. w. Ivory Secretary. j.
u. onsiow' ESQ, was called upon to state the
object OF the meeting, with which he com pile d
IN few pertinent remarks. Dr. VIM. a. Smith
also made few remarks relative to the i'm
portance of redesmiug our good old Common.
wealth from the thraldom of higgery. and the
necessity Off speedy organization of our for
ees to accomplish that glorious object. After
some discussion il was resolved to call a meet
'ng at that place on Saturday the 22d inst
aud that the citizens of the adj dining. townships
Ss requested TO unto With the democracy oi
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gOn the 4th, the Bishop of the Epis-
copal Diocese of New Jersey laid the
corner stone Of St. Peters Church, Spots
wood, on the site of the old edifce, erected
nearly a hundred years ago.
wAn odd looking genius, rugged on;
in regimentals, visited Trenton n j.,
lately, and put his name down upon the
hotel register as General Benz, comman-
derin-chief of the Hungarian army.
syIt is said that the Erie Railroad is
earning at the rate of 10000 per month.
SThere are from 10000 to $4,000
persons who cannot read.
yTwo young whales, about thirty feet
long, were lately harpooned and beached
at Long Branch.
Col. BLISS is appointed Inspector Gen
eral, in the place of Col. Duncan, deceased
~ Mrs. CLAY was at the Irving House,
New York, on Tuesday, on her way to
Join her husband at Newport.
HBaltimore City has added nine thou
sand six hundred houses to its size since
1910. Its present population is estimated
at 154, 1000.
gUpwards of 1000 persons have left
Taunton, Mass, since the breaking out of
the cholera in that place.
~ Fifty thousand percussion locks have
been received in Hungary from England,
by way ofCorvosa.
1t is said that Fanny Kemble Butler has
purchased ground for cottage near a
small lake in Lenox, Massachusetts.
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official Returns of Indiana.

The Indiana State Sentinel publishes the Off
C: al returns of the late election for Governor
Lieutenant Governor, and convention. The
following is the resu 1t: For Governor, John
A. Ma tson 67,2ls, Joseph A. Wright 1896
James II Cravens 3,cl6-majority of Wright
over Matson, 9.77S For Lieutenant Governor
Thomas S. Staniield 66,3S5. James II. Lane,
77.OO2 John w. Wright 2,795-majoriiy o
Lane over Stanfeld l0,Gl7. For convention
1885, against i. SO 3.639-mojority in favor OF
q convention 81 ,256.
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Poor iungary.

Hungary has fallen! All the bright hopes
OF Hungarian independence OF every friend
Of Freed ON throughout tho world have been
blasted, and the noble Magyars again COM
pcllod TO bear the yoke of tyranny. The com
bined powers of Russia and Austria have tram
pied Hungarian independence in the DUST but
who will say that it will not rise again like
Phenix from it's ashes. 1t may be rePressea
bu, not destroyed. For the particulars of this
result, SO disastrous, the reader is referred Il
the foreign news in another part of to.days
paper.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13

DDr. Z. 4. MILLER, Surgeon Dentist, fro m
Huntingdon, has again paid our borough WIS.,
H. and is now at Mr.. Carmon's Hotel, where
he is prepared 10 per rform all operations belong
ing TO his profession in the best possible ma n
ner. AS the Doctor, when here on former
occasion. gave very general satisfaction to al
,hoso who employed his services, we take
pleasure in recommending him to such OF ou'
friends as may wish to have operations per
formed in his line of business.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13
Anniversary Ball.

Tho members of the Cambria Guards" and
a number OF the citizens of this place w: II cell
ebra,e the niveisary Of the battle of ChePul-
tepac, at the House of Samuel J. Renshsw this
evening, where Ball and supper will be
given. AS suc ch things always ''pass off, in
the most agreeable manner, under the super
vision of Mr.. Renshaw, we invite all who are
fond of stripping on the light fantastic toe" to
be in attendance.
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TTHE SENTINEL, has m"ch the large st cir
eulation Of Gny paper published in this co"nty
and us an adrertrsing sheet of~rs superior
inducements TO merchants and business men
FsaeralLy. Ihose Gesirous Of making us" Of
.liis medium for extending their business ca"
DO 50 5g either sending their notices direct, or
through the follo,rrng agents:
John Grouse, Esq, JohRstolDn.
E. w. Carr. Euans' Buildings, Third 81.
philadelphia.
Wm. 4. KiRsloe, Pittsburg.
George Pratt, ISL, Nassau ST, NtIo York.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS The N. Y. Journal o.
Commerce thus foo;s up the coumns.-"Tbe
gam of whig member Rhode Island gives
the wings three of a majority in the House thus
far, viz: wings elected l09. democrats 1906
Seventeen members yet to be chosen, in districts
which sent to last Congress wings and 9 dem
ocrate. The democrats are more likely to make
gain in these districts than the wings. The
Senate is democratic by or 10 majority.
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the country from the Rio Grandc to the Hud-
son; the nundation Of New Orleans; the re-
mendous riots at New York; the conflagraiion
at st. LOUIS; the usual number of murders and
crimes of every description. These are som c
OF the chieF misforiunes which have befalle tie
American people IN The lapse of the last SIX
months. What is 10 come next is known only
to Him that ruleth the destiny Of nations.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13

The YEAR OF WoNDERs.-The New Orleans
ourier well remarks that since the commence
IN ent Of our national ex istencu, there has been
no period of twelve months. in which so many
wonderful events tr unspired as we have wit
messed in the year l949 Only one half of il
has elapsed, and these events are cf ply
caiamitous nature The Cholera spreads over
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13

PUBLIC SALE.-Our friend p. S. M'Closkey,
Esq, of the Allegheny House, at the head oi
Plane No. 6, will have a large public sale OF
Furniture. Glasses, Drugs, Medicines. &c. &c
on Friday the 26th inst. AS he will sell on
the cash principle only. he offers chance foI
good bargains. See bills for particulars.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13

D-The Democracy of Westmo eland county
have nominated Andrew Graham, Sr., of Fair
field township. for Prothono.ary of that coun
~. This nomination is to supply the vacancy
oecasicued- BY the death oF the former incum
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NOTICE.

HkUBLiC notice is hereby given, that bv
IL order of the Orphans Court of Cambria
county. will be expused To sale hv public v,n
due or outcry, on Monday the Sd day of Octo.
Der merit. at one o'clock in :he afternoon. a
certain
TRACT OF LAND.
Situate IN Cambria township, bounded by ia nds
of Richard Thomas, John E. Jones. Ricbar rd
Bennett and others, containing
One Hundred and Eighty Nine Acres
and allowance, with the appurtenance: late the
esinte Of David Davis, drover, deceased The
sale will be held at the Court House, in the
borough of Ebensburg, and terms made known
William Davis and Thomas NJ. Jones' ad.
ministrators Of tho said estate.
BY order of the Court,
WILLIAM KITTELL, Clerk.
August 80, lS49-47-ts
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give learn from the PIttsburg Morning
Post that on motion of Col. Wilson M'Cand-
less o. II. BRowsE, Esq, of this place was
admitted to The Bar Of tho Supreme Court on
the 7tb inst.
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STRAY CATTLE.

a. TRAYED away from the residence Of the
- subscriber at the Summit, Cambria coun-
iy. about the 25th of July last, red COW
and dunn HEIFFER. Said COW is eigb
or nine years old, and has her tail cut off. The
heifier is two years old last spring, having no
part icular marks on ner.
Any person giving the undersigned informa- a.
ton of where the above described cattle may
be found will be literally rewarded.
MATTHEW BLACK.
Sept. 6, lSI9,-4S-3.
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% A firm n Piiisburg have loaned the city
S3O0,0OO- This will raise the city scrip TO its
original value.
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Washngt on so that their cooperation may
ensure the success of The entire democratic
ticket.
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eR DOZEN BOOTS and SHOES Of
50 - all kinds just received andfor sale at
BUchandn's Sore.
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DE e I'd

On Monday last, the 8th inst, David Todd,
Esq, aged so years.
The deceased was one of our most worthy
citizens and universally known to the people of
the county. He died fter severe illness of
about four weeks, leaving behind him a large
family, number of relatives to mourn his loss.
Kind in his disposition, upright in his dea Ings
and eminent for his piety, and devotion to the
church of which he member, his death
will be deeply felt by the community in which
he lived. He had filled the office of County
Commissioner, &C., and at the time Of his
death was acting Justice Of the Peace. d
Treasurer OF the County. the duties of these
several office having been always discharged
by him in such manner as to secure the ap-
probation and esteem of his fellow citizens
He was buried at Loretto. and his funeral
attended by very large concourse of people
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-13

Z HisH. Mackeral and Goldfish, just opened
= aud for sale by l.. ST,
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VA EMS fine calf and kip Doors, Women's
Iva Congress Shoes, Lasting, Buck and
Goat Shoetces, Seal and Mere. r. r. Slippers,
Misses colored Kid, patent and calf Boots,
Boys thick und kip Boots and Shoes just re-
ceivcd by L. 81 T.
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UST opened, a very extensive lot of GING
e. HAMS, LAWNS, and PRINTS of cys
ry variety, at the store of
JOHN s. BUCHANAN.
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A meeting of the democracy of Washington
and the adjoining townships will bs held at the
foot of Plane No. 4, n. p. X. r., on .Sofuyaap
the 22d inst, at three O'Clock p. NJ. AS sue
cess IN The approaching contest is of the utmost
Importance 10 the democratic party. il is hopsd
that there will be a general turn out, in order
that the proper measures may be adopt ed to
secure :hat glorious result. The citizens of
the ad dJoining townships are earnestly invited 10
attend. Several speakers will be IN atten.
dance.
MANY.
September 18Th 1919
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NOTICE
HATS HATSll

A good aSsortnahnt Of Far, Brush, SiEk. Mole
SKIN, PdtmteGf, MericHn and " o0L HAT foT
sale at BUCHANAN'S STORE.
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ALSO:
ALSO,

All the right, title and interest of Benjamin
E. Belts of, in and to piece or parcel of land
situate at or near Plane No. in Washington
township, Cambria County, containing Two
acres and twelve perches having theron erect
Ell a two story Tan House Il0 #. lon 9 and 4C
II. wide.
Taken in Execution and TO be sold at the
suit Of Thomas Deveraux.
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ESTRAY.

in Echo please copy. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

A large meeting was held at New Orleans on
the 5b inst, TO consider the project of uniting
the Atlantic and Pacific by Railroad across the
Istnmus of Tchuanlepec-Gov. johnson pre-.
lied. Resolutions were adopted Eve quote a
despatch in the Charleston Courier, request.
ing the Delegation TO bring the subject before
the members OF the Convention, and endcavor
10 obtain its concurrence in behalf of the Te
huantepec Railroad, as present measure ben.
eicial TO all; and another appointing n Pcrma,
nent Committee 10 prepare an address TO the
President Of the United States, asking for nego
tiation Of treaty, if possible, with the Mexican
Government, for free transportation Of mails,
troops and military stores from the Atlantic TO
Pacific ports Of the United States, giving The
preference TO The shortest route
The same appeal was also addressed to
Congress and the people upon the advantage
Of constructing the Tehualtepec Railroad
Other resolutions, expressive OF The sense OF
the meeting, were adopted.
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,ariablr followed By dsas;ers-and he has done

varisbly followed By disas;ers-and he has done
we'll not 10 prosecute his present trip farther
than Baltimore although his organs represent
cd, upon doubtless good authority, that ne was
TO go 10 Boston. Had he carried out bis ih'eh-
ton, he would probably have answered any
impairment cavaliers as 10 The Proprie'y u 'osu
step, when so many important Ssae matters
foreign aud domestic, should have Kept MIN at
Washington; "who cares'
The defeat Of The regular Wing nominee i''
M.vo, in Philadelphia, Gibraltar OF Whisse'
~ is another eloquent sign of the times. Judge
Lao, J,pes The successful candidate, is pure anu
ds,,rmined Democrat though voed ior by iude-
penden, Wings, Natives and Democrats. lie i
a gentleman OF great ability and loi'y Inlesfl'y'
and bears the love and respect of The whole COM
munity. His election may be regarded as Killing
rcbukc upon The corrup. Wing mismanasemsRt
OF the city afFairs-lhcir piling up OF lax's-
their e1travagant expenditures and their un-
Reasonable waste Of the Girard Fund, which was
lei, as noble legacy for educating the poor chill
dren bu, has been perverted from its object TO SCI
fish and political objects, and has effected none
OF its important purposes. We observe that the
Wing Collector and Custom House officers
were in the field, eeclioneerng for The Wing
parly-bu, the cause Of ruth and justice prevail.
ed over all influences, and Whisgcry in Phila-
delphia is now fiat on his back. Who would
have dream, that we should witness so singular
result in This "Heroil AseP
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FROM NICARAGUA

LATE AND lip RrANT-We have by the
Steamer Empire highly important, news from
Nicaragua, dates having reached this ely from
the town OF Grenad, 10 h. ooh Angus.
The New York Company for line ship canal
have obtaine an absolute and unconditional
grant from the Nicaragua Government, d. d I'M.
Ill the completion OF he canal, tie exclusive
right OF navigating The river San Juan, and lakes
Nicaragua and Leon.
When The Vice Consul Of the BRUSH Govern.
menl al Leon ascerlain,d The TACT, he wrote 10
The Nicaragua Government, complaining Of them
fer having asserted that revolution or ms iuec.
ton IN Nicaragua had been stirred NJ by Brish
agents, and treated il as cause .. olIca,c TO his
Government.
The Nicaragua Government replied thai il Il 1
so asserted, believed il 10 be true, and reiterated
the declaration.
The Nicaragua Government in its promp re-,
ply 10 the remembrance Of The British Yltc Con
sui, no doubt, relied upon the protection oil The
United States Government, il il should be deem.
cd necessary.
Among the passengers in the Empire City fol
this region is Mr.. White, bIo.hcr Of Hon. JOS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

II we presume that these delegates will De a 10
miled 10 seats in The convention, that ocdy WIN VIII
then consist Of fifty one. To this may prooaniy
BE- added five or six supcrnumeraries from Inc
district OF San joaquin. which will make Inc
whole number Vi delegates fitly-si1.
The whole word serms 10 be Represented mere
BY its shipping. England, the uniled Sla'es'
France Germany, Ilaly Spain, Russia. MsIieq'
Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Chill. Peru, Sancw!en
Hindostan, &c, &c, and the natives OF every
The magnetic Influence OF the yellow ore has
broush. Them all together. Allnos all these YES
sells have been deserted by their crews, and we
are sorry 10 add, seine by their captains.
We have of our own navy al present here me
Ohio. Savannah, and Ewing, The slofeships South
Our daily arrivals are sill as undimnished as
The gnd Of the placels, and we hope may be, So
long as men can dig capital sooner directly from
The soil, than The slower indirect way OF asricui-
lure or merchandise -.
Tur GOLDEN EM,aRlTIoN.- Annexed is list
OF the arrivals Tor The month ending August ",
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RIC:IMOSD MARKETs. OCr.Il.
TOBACCO-SiEce M las Iepur; prices have
advanced from 25 10 So cents per hundred lbs,
ON common particularly. Good Tugs bring 81 Z
5 IS; common Leaf So + so; good &c IS I
SO; foe s8 So fine manufacturing 50 II.
FLOUR-55 OFT So l2i.
WHEAT-Red 100 a 1921; White los 1911
cents.
CORN-53 a S. cents, cash and credit.
CORN MEAL--6 5 cents.
OhTS-32 cents per bushel
FlSH-Hcrrings are very scarce Cut 81 so
&c IS; Gross sat a 4 IS; Shad SO 56-dull.
BACON-Vnginia cured cents. hog round;
Western Sides cts. Shoulders 81 cts /;
Hams II II c Todd u Wilson's hog round Sc.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-Al the scales 50 10 70.
EIlra qualify would command 50.
HOGS-S5 melt. Market we'll supplied.
MUTTONS- SO 10 So, as in qualify.