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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

PECIAL CAR D-BURTONS THEATkE-Mk
- Broughans Benefit will take p en- this svsaDg Nov
l6 when will bs presented BY
Mr.. Burton. Mr.. bIousham, Mr. Lynne, Mr. Clarke Mrs
JERSEY mONOP0LY, in which Mr.. Burton and M
Brougham will appear Concluding with the Improves Edi-
zion HAMLET- Hamlet, Mr.. Broughsm Opheiia. Mr..
Rnrton Tieketa to be had a thu BOX Onioe only.
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Eos nONTKREY (CALIrORNIs,) DIRECT rus
splsheie sast ssrs eotpered and fastened brig
ANNA fRts<O OFT, Feckncr, master. Dss superior
s4ser for pssergers and superior
seuuoc ations for limited Of psssen-
Vas oil Of her nd going board and
vN e 1uesdaT, the IN Eor pastase osiy apply
on Ness6. ct the feet Of Frarllin srsst a r.. to
RUSSELL a NOnTUh, 81 Oii slip.
This Vesfl tfers Inducements tkose who
enssee ssss in supsror weasel where Jutf.v passengers
will Ne tstes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-16

E0R SAN rEAkClsCO 20fu NOVEMBER CABIN
Isssar. 2o Dollars The white Oah, fast sailing
trst ela ana fastened schoor
tir DAN about 40 tons lurthen vii sail Tuesday 1th
rev,nber cabin ~ill be taken ~ dol
lars two angle state be had $40. Twelve
psst.s anly will be tslen Ali will Re provided with
lest pfo,iens and mosatons, and 10 IL xpested will
be sHsed at Francisco in March Appy bard
70 M. Naie commander, OF at ue union kuual In
sursree Co., % all ,tIsut. -
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great number of people here, who are
really favorable to annexation, but think
that the authors of this address have be-
gun at the wrong end. There is most
passionate attachment to the mother coun-
try among the English, Scotch, and North
ern Irish, and they think that before any
number of persons had determined on at
tempting separation, they should have
made solemn and final appeal to the
mother country. Another large party think
that the prosperity of these provinces may
be secured by federal of legislative union
of them all, accompanied by high pro-
tective tariff to encourage national industry
The ultra loyalists are circulating protest
against the address, and l am told they
have obtained 800 signitures; the address
has already been signed by more than
1000 persons.
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~One of the finest eulogies ever pro-
nounced by one Christian on another,
was that pronounced by DIR. Doddridge
on his beloved and venerated friend DR..
Clark, of st. Adams; he remarked of him
that 'he brought joy into every house
which he entered, but most of all his own
house, when he returned to it,
HA calculation made by Wm.Durby.
Esq, the geographer, goes to show that if
the National Monument at Washington
be elevated to FIVE hundred feet, its apex
will be visible at distance of twenty
seven and half miles. He asserts that
on the same mathematical principles, g
height of six hundred feet gives horizon
tai radius of vision to about thirty miles.
EA Paris correspondent of the Glas.
gov Daily Mail says 'The Venetian peo-
pie, after all their sufferings, raised one
million of francs ini one day for the emf
grating patriots. The names of Venice
and Rome. in 1s49. will raise to glory
beside the post of infamy on which will
be written the France and Austria of
1S49.'
ICanada is coming. Cuba is prepa.
ring to come. Mexico is ripe for annex
alton. And the whig doctrine of no more
territory will soon be an obsolete idea.
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Coming 10 the United States.

A letter in the New York Tribune says that
kossuth, Benz and DembinskI may be expected
in Now York about the middle of November
unless war should break out between Russia
and Turkey. when they will renew the Hnng,.
rian conflict. Ifthey come, they will undoubt.
sdly meet with = warm reception. The United
States is proud of being considered the home of
the oppressed and down trodden people of Eu.
rope. and of being abe to guaranty to them that
freedom for which they fought in vain in their
own country.
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Dir. Gamble.

The Jersey Shore Republican, published at
the home Of Mr.. Gamble. has the following
remarks in reference 20 the course that will
bs pursued by that gentleman q member of
the Board of Canal Commissioners. They
come up to our views exactly. and as the edi-
tor appears to speak by authority We give
place TO them.
ave hail the election of Mr.. GAMBLE as
worthy the People of Pennsylvania; We regard
il ~ an evidences of the intelligence and hon.
ss,y of the people. as an attestaiion that merit
receives It's reward, and finally the very cleo.
'ion in which the people may have occasion
greatly to rejoice. Mr.. Gamble may well feel
proud of the majority he has received in tn e
State. and the good people of this Common
wealth may feel equally SO, that they have sue
seeoed IT securing bis services As we re-
marked somo ii mo since, he will bring to the
discharge OF the du.es of the. Office. a trough
PrHc iical knowledge of the various works Of
public improvement Throughout tho State a
vigorous mind and habits OF industry. devoted
10 q conscienti ions discharge of the important
and responsible duties of the station. He has
no branch Of the party to serve, none 10 OPPOSE.
be looks upon himself as elected by the whole
asnocratic party. Mr.. Gamble is firm. con.
sissent democrat. and goes in for keeping up q
ssrls, party organization on-snd 80 assure oul
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Another War Threatened.

IL will DO seen by reference to the foreign
news in o-days paper that there is a probabili.
of war between Russia and Turkey. The
Russian Envoy has retired in high dudgeon
from Constantinopie, because the Sultan refu.
,es to give up the Hungarian refugees who
have sought protection in his dominions.-
Both England and FraLce have taken sides
with Turkey, and will sustain her in the course
she has adopted. If war be the consequence
the whole Of Europe will probably be involved
in it. then there will be grand struggle be-
tween Civilization on the one. hand and De s
potism on the other. The decision of the
Russian Emperor is anxiously awaited.
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I46642 l35263
Annexation of Canada.

The annexation of Canada is now ono of the
leading questions Of the day, and it is ceartain.
ly very important one. But before the ques-
tion can be properly brought before the Ameri-
can Congress, a very large. perhaps the larger,
portion ofthe citizens of Cenada will have to
be brought round in favor of the measure
whose attachment to the mother country is yet
too strong FOR them to look upon dismember.
ment from England with favorable eyes. As
we learn from our exchanges. the annexation
movement did not originate in any strong de
sire for liberty and the benefit Of free institu.
tions. On the contrary, the annexa,i on lists
appear to DO governed more by pecuniary con.
sderations han by any love Of American IN
stituiions This spirit, which is not very good
one, will, we think, have but little influence
upon those whose attachment is still so strong
towards the mother country, and we need not
therefore, expect that propositions of annexa
tion will be presented to our government for
some time to come. But this movement may
be regarded merely the ''beginning of the
end" There can be TO doubt that Canada
will be finally annexed 10 the United States.
The annexationists recently issued long ad.
dress 10 the people of Canada, in which very
strong arguments were used in favo of the
measure. In relation to this address, cores
pondent Of the New Yor Evening Post re-
marks:
"By this time you will have received a
copy of the address issued by the annex
ationists, and we hoped to have received
to-day the New York papers, to have seen
their comments on it, but by some acci-
dent the New York papers have not come
on-the latest journals we have, being
those of the 10th. A Troy paper thai
reached US to-day, speaks well of it
Here the address has excited feelings the
most opposite. The Upper Canada pa.
pers, both Tory and Radical, as far as we
have yet seen, are perfectly furious, with
the exception of two Tory papers pub
lished at Kingston, who seem to look on
the thing as matter that can surprise nc
man, and on annexation as inevitable soon
er or later. The Quebec Tory papers
are not violently opposed to it. They
seem to think the movement premature
and TO tell the truth, this is the opinion Of
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The next Speaker OF the House.

The democracy of Pittsburg and Allegheny
county, have presented DR. J. R. M'CLINTocK,
as candidate for Speaker OF the next House OF
Representatives. The Doctor is represent ed
as being a gentleman Of very considerable abil
titles, and well qualified for the office. His
triumphant. election in such hot bed of whig
gerry a. Allegheny county, certainly speaks
volumes in his favor and it would be nothing
more than paying deserved compliment to
the sterling democracy of that county, for
their gallant conduct at the late election, to
give them the choice of Speaker.
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The Result.

We thought would have been enabled TO
present our readers with the official vote for
Canal Commissioned at the late election but
we have 5oen disa Ppointcd. Below give the
official vote in all the countieiwith the excep ion
of four-Elk. Green, M'kean and Wayne, but
the reported major!ties for these counties which
we also give cannot be far from correct. Our
table has been carefully compiled from our ex-
changes, and can. we think, be relied on as
correct. 1t will be seen that CANDLES majori-
ity is between eleven and twelve thousand
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Fresh .fB'ric0l Of
FALL AND WINTER
6 D D D 5!

.HE subscriber has just received at his
n Store in Ebensbu rg a large supply of
New Goods from the East, consisting of
cloths, Cassimerts. Sattines, plaids, Linseys and
Flannels of all kinds; Calicoes, Mus
lins, Alpaccas, Merinoes, De LANES,
Ginghams, Tickings. Checks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Comforts,
Ribands, Vestings, Silks and Satins.
.4iso-Bed, Horse and Saddle
Blankets and Blanket Cloths.-
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes of
every description, together with
an elegant assortment of Gro
ceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Drugs, Medicines,
Stationary, Saddery, Tin
ware, Fish, Leather, Salt
and Nails.
He has also any quantity of n otions, such
Combs SuSDe7aders, Six Guards,
Ladies' Steel and Siipered Sitdes,
Buttons, Brushes, Pocket Books,
Hooks e. Eyes, &c. &c. i,s short
every thing that is usually
kept an a Country Store.
E-Ie thanks his friends and the public gener.
orally for past favo-s. and requests them to
call and take a look at his goods befor purchn
sing elsew here, as he feels satisfied tina: he car
accommodate them with anything in his line
of business at lea st as cheap as any other es.
tablishment in the county.
Cash and approved country produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Oct. Is, Is49.-e-tf.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

NelaLe.
/. Philadelphia City.-Be,y. Matthias
and HIM. II. Crabb.
2. Philadelphia County-Thomas S.
Fernon,* Thomas H Forsyth, Peleg b.
Sarery.
8. Montgomery-Joshu Y. JONES'
4. Chester and Delaware-H. Jones
Brooke.
5. Berks-Henry A Mulenberg.*
7. Lancaster and Lebanon-Jos. Kon-
ignacher, Jos. Slime.
8. Monroe, Carbon Scuylkill and Pike
Charles Frailey."
9. Northampton and Lehigh-Conrad
Sinner
10. Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming
Francis B. Streeter.
IL. Bradford and Tioga - John w
Guernsey
10. Lvcoming. Clinton, Centre and Sui
livan-Wm. F Packer
l3. Luzerne and Columbia-Valenti
Best.
Ia. Northumberland and Dauphin-R
NJ Frick.
Is. Cumberland and Perry-R G Ster-
ret.
16. Miff1in, Juniata and Union-Joha
j Cunningham.
II. York-Henry Fulton
49, Franklin and Adams-W II tSddler.
l9. Huntingdon, Bedford and Blair
alexander King.
30. Armstrong. Cambria, Indiana and
Clealfeld-Augustus Drum.
21. Westmoreland and Somerset-Isaac
Hugus.
IA
Caslin.
%. Westinghouse y Laurence.
"a. Allegheny and Butler-Geo Darsie
HIM II HaSIet.*
25 Beaver and Mercer-Dauid Sa,akey
26. Crawford and Venango-J. Porter
Brawley.
81. Erie-John II Ualker.*
%. Warren, Jefferson, Mexican and
Elk-Timothy Ives.
New members marked
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House Of Representatives.

House Of Representatives
Adams-Daniel NJ Sn,yser.
Allegheny-R G Walker, I'm Espy, John
Miller, J r M'Clintock.
Armstrong-John S Rhey.
Beaver and Lawrenee-John .4liison
HIM Smith.
Berks-Daniel Zerby, VIM Shafrner, A
S Feather, John G Evans.
Bedford-John Cessna, Samuel Robin
son.
Blair-Charles E. Kinkead.
Bucks-James F7overs, H II Ttilliams
Edward Nickleson.
Batler-D II Bro,Der.
Bardford- Charles Stockwell Joseph.C c
Po,DeU.
Cambria-Wm A Smith.
Chester-Dauid j Bent John ticker.
John S BoWen.
Centre and Clearfeld-John B Meek, w
] Hemphill.
Cumberland-Henry Church Thomas G
Scouller.
Columbia-B p Former.
Craw(ord-.dnson Leonard, Benjamin
G. Darid.
Dauphin-Joh'a B Rutherford Thomas
Duncan.
Delaware-Janaes j LeUis.
Erie-James G Reed, Le6ert Hart.
Franklin-Jtm Baker John McLea...
Fayette-James p Downer, Joseph E
Griffin.
Greene-Lewis Roberts.
Huntingdon-.A K Cor,aga.
Indiana-Wnn EUans.
Jefferson, Clarion and Venango-John
McCalmont, John Hastings.
Lebanon-John " KiHinger.
Lehigh and Carbon-Robert Klotz, Sam
uel Marx.
Luzerne-John F Conyngham, Andrew
Beaumont.
Lancaster-.7aadresc Wade, Le,cis Hur.
ford, Robert Baldwin, Jacob Nissly, A
Scott Ewing.
Lycoming, Clinton and Potter Wn
Brindle, VIM Dunn.
Mif1in-Alexander Gibboney.
Montgomery-David Evans, VIM I
Morrison, VIM Henry.
Mercer-John Hoge, Morris Leech.
Northumberland-John B Packer.
Northampton and Monroe-James N
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Porter, Michael Meyers, John d Morris.
Perry-David Steward.
Philadelphia city-7Honaas c Steele,
George II Hart, Charles O'Neil, Jesse
r Burden, Craig Biddle.
Philadelphia county-Thomas K Finle:-
ter, Fayette Pierson, Joseph c Molioy,
Washington ] Jackson, Richard Simpson,
Wm II Souder, Henry Huplet, Sylvester
Cridland.
schuylkill-Nicholas Jones, VIM ]
Dobbins.
Somerset-Henry Little.
Susquehanna and Wyoming-Sidney B
Wells, Ezekiel Mowry.
Tioga-Jeremiah Black
Washington-Jonathan D Leet, Thomas
Watson.
Westmoreland-Harris p Laird, John
F MCulloch, Joseph Guffey.
Warren and M'Kean-G Scofield.
Wayne and Pike-Thomas r Grier.
Union and Juniata-Ei Syer, John
M'Laaghtin.
York-Edmond Trone, Jacob s Halder-
man, Alexander G M'Curdy.
Democrats in ~Roman-Whigs in Na!-
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pThe gallant DR.. Thomas C. Bunting has
been elected Register Of Wills in Philade lphia
BY handsome majority. This result is high.
ly gratifying to his numerous friends, and
must be regarded a. high compliment paid
10 man every way worthy of it. He is good
democrat. perfect gentleman, and will m Ike
. most efficient officer.
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WASHINGTONIANS
TO THE RESCUE

The friends of Temperance of this place
and vicinity, are requested to attend a
Meeting on Monday evening next at 7
o'clock, at the Baptist Church. A gener-
al attendance is requested, as business of
importance will be brought before the
meeting.
Several addresses will also be delivered
on the occasion.
JNO. LLOYD Sec'ry.
October, 25th lS49.
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COAL! /!

g EALED proposals will be received by the
~ Commissioners of Cambria county, at
their Office in Ebensburg on Monday the 18th
November ls49, for furnishing Sir hundred
bushels Of Stone Coal 80 lbs TO the bushel, for
the Courthouse and Jail.
BY order of the Board,
JAMES M'DERMIT, elk.
Oct. 25, Is49.-4-3t.
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U=A new line Of stages has been started on
this northern route bet ween Lswistown and
Pittsburg by Colder. Lephart, Snodgrass g. Co.
1t is aid that This limo have understanding
with the Central Railroad Compsny by which
p,ssengere wM b carried directly through
from Pittsburg to PhiiadeiPhia.
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friend HARPER Of the Pitts burg Post, ,hat no
Guerrilla democrat will receive any encour.
sgement from him in the way of o fiji ,e. Our
friends may rely upon it. that in Mr.. G., they
have he right kind OF material for good and
faithful officer.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-25

TThe next House Of Representatives will
.tsnd So democrats, and Al whigs-leaving a
majority Of nineteen, sufficient for all 'practi.
cal purposes"
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale or rent his well
known LANYARD, adjoining the borough of
Ebensburg on the east lying between the turn
pike and the Loretlo road With three acres of
land thereto attached under high stale of cult
vstion, on which tho following buildings have
been erected. viz: good two story fran dwell
ling house and frame stable, and excellent
buildings well adapted for tanners shop.
All the aPpurtenances necessary for carrying
on the tanning trade in excellant o:der,
and can if required be enlarged. There is also
a large supply Of good water both at the house
and at The lanyard.
Terms of sale will be reasonable. Posses.
sion will be delivered on the FIRST day of April
1850.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct. Is, Is49-2-tf
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Going il Strong.

ble had seventy votes, and Fuller not one.-
Thisis going in for the support of man
with a vengeance and can't be beat in the
State.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of
~ Administration the estate of William
Webster, late Of Washington township, Cam
bria county, dece ased, have been granted to
the undersigned residing in said township.
All persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make payments without delay. and those
having claims will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement.
ANN WEBSTER
Oct. 1e. Is4o-26t
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61We see il stated in Bictueli's Couuterfeie
Detector that Eric money has again ''got up."
1t is now quoted fat l. Pc, cent discount In
Philadelphia Doubtful things arc very un-
certain"
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UOur friends Evans g. Hughes about
receiving q choice assortment Of Clothing at
their Store in this place. Those wishing 10
prepare for winter may do well to give them
calE 2ee their advertisement.
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William Zeal, tho new Democratic Sher-
if Of Philadelphia, has appointed Thomas D.
Smith, E=9., brother of DIR. Smith of this place
hia deputy, THIS is said to be FAT Office.
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CAMBRIA
CLOTHING STORE!


CLOTHING STORE!
Now is The Time for Bargains!
HEyHE subscribers have just received flo I'M
III the cas-, at their Clothiag Store IN EDens-
burg, large assortment of
FALL &. WINTER CLOTHING,
among which may be enumerated
q fine lot of bi,xe, Felt, and Blcsaket
opercoGts; Frock, ress and Sack
Coats Of every uariety ard ccl-
or; a very large stock O Sa-
tinef and Cashmere Pan
falcons Of eUery descrip-
tio1,, ard good as
sortment of Six f.
Safiaet f. Cassi-
mere pesfs, TO-
gefher acifh
every kind of Boys Clothing.
Also,
Fine and Coarse Shirts, Handkerchiefs.
Flannel Shirts, Stocks, Umbrellas, all of
which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms. They have also on
hand large stock of Cloths Cassi-
meres and Vestings. which they arc
prepared to make up in the most
woTkmaoIike manner, and on the
most accommodating terms cor
cash or approved countryPro-
ducc. Their entire Stock Of
Clothing is made up accord
ing to the latest Fashions.
Havieg selected their goods with great care
and purchased on the lowest cash terms. they
arc prepared to accommodate their friends and
Gus toners with clothing Of superior quality
and nt lower prices than goods of a simiisr
quality were over sold in this county.
The public arc respectfully invited to call
and examine their goods
EVANS & HUGHES.
Oct. 25, lS49.-4-tf.
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FOR RENT.

TIE Subscriber offers for rent or lease on
the shaTes tor one or more years. his Saw Mill
situated in Summeraiil township within one
mile OF The Portage Railroad. There are fous
hundred acres of land, wen timbered, attached
to II. with about thirty acres cleared. on viii en-
is good oseiling house erected. The person
renting or Leasing viii have the privilege OF
using the timber. AS the lias Of the new Penn.
syiyania Railroad. located. passes within a
few rods OF the Mil. this property affords a
6ne Opportunity 10 any psrson wishing TO en-.
gage in the lumber basiaess.
JOHN KEAN.
September 80 i6t9-S0-3t.
U"!iopntain Echo" Hiii copy times and
charge Col. ke2n.
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Notice.

SHyHE notes of the late firm of Davis g. Bell
u have been placed in the hands of the sub
scriber. Persons knowing themselves indebt.
ed on said notes are requested to call and Pa y
them on or before the first day of November
next, as am directed to enforce payment i'm
mediatel ly after that time.
III. ROBERTS.
Oct. Is, lS49-2-3t.
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Another Setdier CeHei

Married, on Thursday last, in Johnstown, by
the Rev. Mr. Sahm, Mr.. THEoPHILUs L. HEYER
to JANE ANN, daughter of John Mathews, Esq,
Of Johnstown.
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A FA R Nj
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale or rent bis
FARM situated in Susquehanna township Cam
brIa county, tho road leading from Ebens-
burg to the Cherry Tree. about four miles
south west of the latter place, containing
Three Hundred and Fifty .9cres,
and under good cult vation, with good or
cbard and excellent meadows. The timber is
abundant and suitable for every purpose.
The improvements consist Of log cabin
barn and two cabin houses.
The terms will be reasonable and possession
delivered on the first of April next.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct. 1S, lS49-2-tf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

hbMI1>lS INA Oh - W. IlCE'
TUNHE Undersigned having been appointed
u Administrator de bons non cum testamen-
to annexo. Of the estate of Dav id Todd Sen :,
late of Cambria township, Cambria coun ty de-
ceased, requests all persons indebted to said
estate. to make payment, and those having
claims against said estate. to present them pro.
perly proven for settlement.
THOMAS TODD.
Oct. 25, lS49.-4-6t
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ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE.

I'D nooKs AND STATIONARY, also. plain and EN-.
ID broidsred Envelopes. ancy Note Paper
Motto. silvered and cami Waters, QoiIis.
Sealing Wax. Pencils. Pass Books. &C., for sale
at the store Of
LITZINGER g. TODD.
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" A K B { P

Delinquent Collectors f. Others
Tho undersigned, having been appeinlsd
Treasurer. fer tho unefpired term Of David Todd
Esq, Dec ID. ends the Treasury without one
dollar IN 1t. and Court 10 at hand. and gurors
and others must be paid, he therefore gives no.
tico, to ell delinquent Collectors and others.
owing money to the county. to make payment
immediately or legal process will be resorted
to. to enforce payment.
T. MCCOY Treasurer.
Ebensburg Sept. 18th I849-50-tE