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Il OSr-rROh THI HOETbUvBERLATD. CAprAIN
IL criswed, from tondos On 10Th August tsso-Oss So
Chest sevsrst aad lined vi'h tfas paper having 's
ton,sbing enc pair iustres pair 81 Bohemian red and
aslen ke. ke; ere he, soptsiniss keots ,ssu
tssriig he Of Harvey Bavtvis ho1es we're
sddresssd ss slips Of perchusnt PRAw a., per ship
Hc,frn tsrlsnt. hhsra reward will he paid for sheir
fsy ,vsh n fornvsieu ~
sTplyirs,o NJ W. y. BARRETT - B,rsi.yst. New York
II let. ,sIslr va t.tdMs.e ttaU,. GOLD RsAcB-
lie Canal street spa Abingdon square TIE andsr
receive The reward ty calling Mr.. Jsshas
Of 9Th street shd tt avsses
ExCUNyiOnD.
NNN~NN~NNN~N>N~>ONNN-O~o
EHx~URsfOEs 10 rH1 SEA BASS WANKa AND
II positively the last for the rhur FRIDAY
shd Bur DAY the BurrALO ~i leave rhrsesash
~. Cass street m Csthsrse 81. 0rsni street
Pisr ks.SN r. sL An Ehls Cstilsr Band viii ks 20
lizard rsrs eesissseh rhs Buffalo viii sx,ssS Ne
WIZ srsrpt sbe Ishtship
CrArLN ISLAND HeRRy-LEAvg HIw yopK
= ia. S,nsi Pm. Leave Staten Llssl q
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ii. s..s.Si. a sSstI. PS. ''- ''A' y w.
TIM JOslfH BRlkNAP. As usual. Will MAKE A
trsr 70 Ne. bsrpk. ts morrow Ia dag a. the i-l.nse
date Pisces sssdrg R"ct Lard Late. Sag snx Cassss
Wet Point. Re Fare ~ fe~bsrEs. ~ GEMS IN beat
tssis. nsnmort street Leaves pier fee, Of ch.aSss
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MISC ELL Al EOE0.


l. ..s pesi. so srssl e.sls '..p...f. -. ~. -.
..'s q BIZ .s'., 81, 49,. :ssIs: 20 s:: h. .n
ans selecting 90 coed sssevtIsut v te fsuns
b' s 10. s.s ' an ''''''"'' OF s'@' so
ANY pIssON WISHING TO ADOPT rTvR
"A healthy, h.sry ~" ale shis tes'y fe~r m.ssrs Ella
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Oar TRIrnINGs--sILK AND wossrHD rAsssLs
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after tlr date sAsf. BAsS
New eri, Sept I'm, lsfs
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DURTON's THEATaE-w. &. 6UkTQN, rROP SlE rVk
- Br,aghsn Stage nanassr.-s.,srdsy s,sa,ag, sset
viii ts played ibs rspulsr drama AZ rae roo OLk5-Ny
Insshy fsssls Mr. Baytsni rarnsr ersak Asorp Lvn1s
George Asers Clarke Old fsstes. aanu s~; xrs uvo-
f.S, .: p:.. :sra .Ss.I,.... w
brsvghan: Mercury, Hr. JshAstss; The Sphinx, Mr..
.sr,sn; ssspiSitss, sr Ls.sh: rSipas. sis. h.pu.a
Re ceseisds With UNwARRANTAHLE INrRuStOV
NIT ID by NJ pr.ashsm nsres Drsss Circle,
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q ROO RKvARD-yhfpLiys' ASTiDors, sPscr
WOOO Aa Aixfnrr for The onr~ Of Onn nxrh.rn -,

WOOO Ae Mixture for the ourv Of 0on oyrh~a. aiss,
Stissurss, ant nu liar dsoraers IL makes speedy AID
without The least r~srfessu Of dsi
sspossIs or shanss N application to hssns Oar object
srgis es,t " recent Gonorhes to he brsught when ne
Itnfs will BET rspdiy under frysitsss % Sson
lurthsr the disease cannot bs s-rtrssts< n 81 he
n.tsrs taken vhes srpossd IL u ~ 10 tstsie visA
fail dirsstions sccom pan, H. 81 81 Oas sctus lsss
Fer sale BY G. B. kBs l9z broad ..y. Jsha n T.i
nR coHvIRs IRvIGoRATTsG coRDrAL.-rnrs rs
~ the only and jss'iy csstra,ed remedy fer sspissi
Nssbnss In ptsbss asd srss Emissions aad
rupsps LsspseAtiss The Tor susinsss nls<issy,
,hoss ed disorders sody aai sint snsss1 iprs
ksts Of youth Ths ssf vislases cf Ute lsws
~ rsns physical and seal t~isx. hes prvossel
fssy AAd MIND 10 cuns th.s al
81 In thsse Ds Get tssp.i this
the Of hops basdrsds Of sifds-
sSsd rsjocrx In hsilh ga
b, posnt virtues sf tAis esrss Ia Ia pc
che Whore ssa ell snestons 81 the bssk srasry
ssess< ~ tisssss isrrsTev wesansea
y ,vrss hy shis ssresl vhes al ether f.i
ssins ssbsr misersl ensss suktaxs
njsrs sIyo.s The p.nsst s,psr s,ls sArss l,,s
fUr 40, VIA sipLst sire"tess g. Married psrssss,
lvis ~ikst errpr.s .. ths~ sAsst ~ marry
efIhy.iee rsiy ssssis nsk. inEessse % aha
Al teis BY Dv. Cea.ers, ss hs enrs, - Third
k.t~sss losh ent ish ssrr.s ssv rsvt vhsvs be
ss1s Isus Ist p~is The --vsisi ssf.i, fsrvarsed
spJ part sfhs scssuy Also sh ~ J. o. Fey. rsisss
str,,a tsnp sSts.) Nss l.rs.
CugE or COINS AID DISEASED kAILs.-a sur
" kJAkOr1 ffoD "a Ps'.fsbsrr chirsyvdist (gpsrssv
xyos the feet beg sest rep~cs'y .. fsfers
90 stst visf ssras busos- aiss.s
rss that he iunLsGiss relief s1L
I,ss rev. Ma snee 10 81 No. 50 Hrvstssy. sey0ss
Nsstrs.
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Liquid Hair Dye, 20 Color the Hair or
appleo, sitbous insry 70 the
hs shin Merchants fancy store hsepsr Shouts az
anime its article 10 the hest IN ,he ~orii Sold whole
ssS in Lcnsoa - T. c. Gawin ~ PissAdiily, 81
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SHIPPING.


lrCR sAvAHkAn.--U 8. NAIL L1Ne.-EvERY WE'D
II a.,ssy att c'sioch. y. ~ rem pier No N. v IRE
ssr.rer ee.ah st.aA.s cHrRokEE ssd rksSGssrB.
She TtNNSsskU rsri. C.ie "Wednesday. llh -eps. The
CHktokEE, tspt L,.r. wsdrs.1sy 18th sept, Ne. Fer
fr.isht or p.ssses stply" ,-,a,,
Ps~srser, for rerisa Hctils and New Or.sss viii sst
s- ssvsnnAh meet dee rzhis srssd asa
s.ufsrf.
L,CR CHsRLRsTus tyr q. r. NAH. STEAMER
sOuTnthSrR, Capt Br-r., will leave pser ". a.
,. q o. ues,ss -. ihh September Tas srarsfts
81 ale tor having been stse~xs pssssscrs vii
ssv ~ tab.n y ff.igf Vr rsr.aga srpyts
sfOFFOkp, TILEsIOs A. 40, sS eoath street.
C,Uk FAN FRANCISCO, VIA cpAoREs Bra SIP
IT e<mter-Ths and spiesdis steamship GaPIsB
CHI zts ixrthsn D. VI Ceua >nSs .iil leave
fsr Ckssrs. direct Ter pier '. a. ssssr
tsJ 15'b ssytsntsr three ossst The q. direct
W Chssre. without touching ct Intermediate port thus
svrfrs hat tlis VII reach FNaassa
'c~ the ". a Psyte Nal steamer - October LEI
Passage In ths AFTER sslecn. el0
DO % srr.r after saloen. 10
Do Do fuTrard s-les... .............. ls
De a. lover cabin. NV
Frsshs sres,. Msrehs pd-e. 70 pei
FOOT frst sshc fest Of all ved each ssn
sin cubic FRET for each s;sers pe-ssser No
secvred ele~s psia for retnttng ~ tAs
snssnt ~ psss~ss birth FOR vssA
= howsRpA sos, .. Br.as-.y.
The CRsscksT M vn sssssss ,hs kspsrs Zig ana
Lave 81 is' ~ OssoNsr
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mEDpoAL.

CARr.-s. W. JUDsoN. DENTIST. has RRrURvnD
- he sity sna VIII be hsPpy and spsa has
'sDds ard the public generally In d.psrtm NJ Of Ne
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ANpR spOpet ovpu saOnsi-ran UNDERSIGNED
" have - ksss $40 sssr fer ssls rSs ss>rsm>st ~
style Patent Ls-shev Ovs~ ekss~ sas c.ss
-tteus ~in rip eater vresf ftsh.
s-r,his rsrshssrs svi,s< call sss so
Over ekse ssAs s-s W he
r..,..ur.... , Isss"s q 90
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Tss Ma f-~fsi sasssss~s-ss . r.s.es -~s
ere ssssfss re- lww@sa~ssf go 80 So -
Lissss 90 stsD 80 |. a. - nst@~-s. .
tfs ps<far. aI.r.~ So - $3.50 - o~<<
an -. aas s-~~& $3.50 - go
tsi 81 Nts ffastssa sueasw % 49,
psss- Dsf l.tt-f So. $50 - $500 49,
dian tesssssat a. So q a. 60 4saN~ss - -
satss AN slH q $50 ~ - 80 p~&
r.astsrs 81 az o o. 49, 49, Fs4ss1 s--~e~l~~
sss ttsw fssl@etiss a. - q - N4~ 80 $3.50
ssut wiu iug-@ . 5000 49, ~ $780, r~um -
suf hitter s.its - - sAa~s-H ~ 80 ton~
ys.Bsi d. d., .fss-f
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A CARD-IOvEks OF HARMONY PARTICULARLY
IA OLD Neunsrymssl informed that Concerts on he
i,. snd sy pr.sy' .., es:s every nish' .. the Apse
Wsrks Admission free. Proprietor and s,naestsr,
W. kNiaBToN. late ~ NArios Hall.
Piassforts. Mr. williams
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Doors AsD sross-rsHsTY Cssn asAvr
- ss.s -ers. sssJs< ~ ssssrs-ss, yell s<sss~< " en-
per- '''' 'irs Il VI Il t..a wits. ~-. ., ..,-.
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AtrsIo-A. sTucKLkR PROFESSOR or susrc nd
I'VE 1.shu "f ,hs p'spo. yute. Orvss ss has r..rsst
The above s-us1 iaSis.
sss,isu ausLt ieir residence Assr.s< No. lE Bs~
ssr sweet fftsfl. s,tsSsst
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WALAALl.A. s. CANAL srREEr, NEAR BaOAD-
w wsy.-Splsuait sseasries aud assarstiona A
ssvys Of hs nest accomplished sr'iss dancers
dies 81 ~ rvsrd st,rseor besrr Ansss every night
st ssssk Extra vsrprM.pss every Saturday
xs's
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A ne Rlcn~iS~u Diamond Pointed Geld
Psns made ind sod ~ j. v SAvAtE 81 Patton street.
the most durable Pens in the world J. Y. has large
sook Gold and Silver Watches Of all the sss-
MI lneuv Inv
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Ciirehugh's ysigs and Teupses have long
kssr sase.s fer their elegance. lhtns~s aud du,aby
to be soavnssd OF thsr
Deri r,y sths's Cs AAd examine. ~ Nv ars~a
way, Wis -yis sowsrd, ustsl
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Tr~asons Tr~aso" I-soms Cradesusen
to the of their craft T., cell beiw
The yubs like such trsasan We call 1t fair
trass. dsbe eaterprte and tn refsre
endorse the cheap Boots and Gstsrs made ~
JONI ~, u Ann Of.
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PaSs so EWahntsIeu FINtes fOr Aruhe1aI
svst, sntst iavptor SJs Breed ~sy. at~ssss
psAe 70 this b~autifu nnsh TO wschsDsa den
tsy which produces much comfort sad sas6atioa to
tie satisfactory ihcsss and assisas
hsn u she rrst Del .stsis the u len.
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NRAND sACkLD VOCAL AND INsrRUNENTAL
NJ Concert to tabs place 1T ola sprug for bsasxS
Of he Catholic Ctursh en- ssnsa, ssx sh S.psnbs
under The tvsetion Of u. kspett On the essassa ne
steamer Aissp @. bups vii, l.Avs eight o'.loek
sunday nsrhip9 feet Cana street snS susrter after
eight foot Of 18th the reduced price Of y
each R-tsrsins viii leave Ella spriss
day. a o vsuient howr. IauSivG
Cen en- . De.k, asa sss Point, sssh way.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-11-22

n II Il II IL ~ SC-, &C.
which he will sell wholesale or retail as
low as any other establis hment in the
country. He is also prepared 10 manu-
facture SPOUTING for houses at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Merchants and others desirous of
purchasing bills OF ware, are respectfully
invited to call as he is prepared TO furnish
all articles in his line equally as low as
can be had either east or west, and all Of
ders addressed to him will be promptly
attended to.
JOB WORK of every description, done
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned hopes, by strict at
tentIOn TO business to receive a liberal
share Of public patronage.
Old copper and puter taken in exchange
for ware.
GEORGE HARNCAME.
Oct. 5 IS49-5-tf-
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The tax is essentially unequal, and its in
equality is of the worst sort, for it dis
eliminates in favor of those who are most
able to pay, and imposes burdens by sys-
tenn on the poorer consumer, the highest
upon the poorest. As revenue, the ad
valorem contains only the true principle
of revenue, that taxation shall be gradua-
ated by the ability of the payer. The
specific, on the CONTEMPLATING the same
fixed sum upon every description of arti-
cle--make the duties largest on the inferl-
or article, growing higher as the cost aug
ments.
The plain distinction, therefore, to be
observed for the fair discussion of .his
question, is that ad valorem duties are
equitable adjustments Of the contributions
OF taxpayers for revenue 10 the govern
ment, in which the protection to manufac-
turers is an incident. Specifics are arbi-
trary arrangements of the same, in which
the prot ection is the first consideration
and revenue merely contingent and acci-
dental.
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Extensive Robbery and COnspiracy

One of the most extensive robberies and
conspiracies that has occurred for many
years past, involving some 10000 In gold
and silver coin, has just been brough: to
light in New ork city. The case is now,
and has been for several days, under the
direction and supervision of Justice Os
borne. Arrests have been made, and the
accused parties held in custody for further
examination. The facts in the case are
as follows: 1t appears thata Frenchman,
by the name of Francois Amile Tavernier,
arrived in this country, about four months
since, from Martinique, one of the West
India Islands. bringing with him $4,000
IN gold doubloons, jewelry, &c. Soon
after his arrival, he became acquainted
with French family, by the name of
Jeandel, residing at No. 526a Broome
street. In this family Mr.. Jeandel had a
daughter by the name of Natli, very
| pretty young woman, aged a0out22 years.
An intimacy, in visiting the family, soon
existed between this daughter and Mr..
iTavernier, and the result was marriage,
after courtship of short duration. The
daughter then went to live with her hus-
band, at his dwelling house, corner of
First avenue and Seventh street. Here
they copitinued TO live together happily,
until the wife discovered that her husband
was in possession of a very large amount
of money, This fact being communicated
to some of her friends, a little discord be-
gan to exist between NatIi and her hus-
band, and, in concert with her friends, a
conspiracy is alleged to have been entered
into, for the purpose of obtaining poses
sion of this large amount of money. In
order to accomplish their designs, the wife
swore her life on her husband, and had
him arrested. While the husband was in
the custody of The law, the wife escaped
with the $4,000, and has not since been
heard of. She was seen to leave the
house with Durand. This astounding
fact was Immediately communicated to
Justice Osborne, who directed the imme-
diate arrest of Durand, Mr. Jeandel, the
father of the wife, and also her aunt,
Madame lie Clerc. The dwellings of
these accused parties have been searched,
but without finding the whereabouts of
either the wife or the money. On the
person of Durand was found ffty-three
five franc pieces. 1t is supposed that she
has fed to this city, and two police Off
GERS are now here, searching for the faith
less wife and her iIl-gotton gains. .--Ph'Fa.
Paper.
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NOTICE.

r. Robinson s. Co. | In the Common Pleas OF
VS.. Cambria county Pom n.
william M'Kee & No. January term lSl9
Henry Cook. FL. ia.
And now to wit October LIST l649, on motion
of Mr.. Fenlon, E. Hutchinson Jr. appointed
Auditor TO apportion The money arising o ut OF
the sale of property a among the Judgment cred
itors.
From the Board.
VIM. KITTELL. Proth'y-
The Auditor above named VIII atIenu 20 III rne
.Inties of his appointment at his ONCE IN Ed
enshu-g, al 10 O'clock A, NJ. on Fr,oay a 'na
3o,b dey Of November inst, al which time ana
- IN nersons Interested viii attend and
paEe known their claims, or be debarred from
coming in upon sad fund
4. HUTCHINSON Jr, Auditor
Ebensburg, Nov. l, l649.-4-4t.
~ Ne.os and Echo insert lines ana charge
Auditor.
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Fresh .EI'riCNi Of
FALL AND WINTER
{ D ] j 5!

II HI subscriber has just received at h
Il Store in Ebensburg a large supply of
New Goods from the East, consisting of
Cloths, CaSSimerrS, Sattincs, Plaids LinSeyS and
Flannels of all kinds; Calicoes, Mus
Inns, Alpaccas, Merinoes, De LANES,
Ginghams, Tickings, Checks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Comforts,
Ribands, Vestings, Silks and Satins.
.4tsO-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 Notions, such
as Combs, Suspenders, Six Guards,
Ladies' Steel and SitUered Slides,
Buttons, Brushes, Pocket Books,
Hooks g. Eyes, &c. &c. an short
euery thing that as usually
kept n1 Country Store.
He thanks his friends and the public gcner-
eraIly for past favo-s, and requests them to
call and take look at his goods before purcha-
sing elsew here, he feels satisfied tha: he can
them with anything in his limo
of business at least as cheap as any other es
tabIishment in the county.
Cash and approved country produce taken
:" 'A''''s - JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct. Is, 1872 If.
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.4DMINI.ST.4IOR.S NOTICE.
STRAY CATTLE.

a tAME TO the residence of the subscriber
~ In White township Cambria county. Pa,
on the lst day March last, two young HEIF-
ERS, of a dark red color mixed with white
one is two years old, ami the other three
lhe owners are requested come forward prove
property, pay charges and take them away,
otherwise they will be disposed of according to
law.
WILLIAM POWELL.
Nov. %, IS49-7-3t
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Chinese ut San Francisco.

Among the strange groups going 10 make
up the population of San Francisco, not
the least remarkable are the emigrants from
China. A letter says:
AT least rs houses have been imported
from Canton, and are put up by the Chi
nese cardenters. Nearly all the chairs in
private families are of the Chinese manu-
facture, and there are two restaurants in
the town kept by Kongsung and Whang
tong, where very palatable chow-cow
curry and tars are served up by the Ce-
lestials.
Another account says: We are so for
tunate as to be located in section of the
town where large numbers of Chinese have
pitched their tents, and we have remarked
with much interest the character and hab-
its of these people. From early morn to
late in the evening these industrious men
are engaged in their occupation of house
builders, of which a great many have been
exported from China; and the quietness
and order, cheertulness and temperance
which is observable in their habits is no.
ticed by every one. Search the city thro'
and you will not find an idle Chinaman;
and their cleanliness exceeds any other
people we ever saw.
The buildings brought from China are
generally 20 feet square-one story in
height-and II feet from floor to ceiling
The timbers are round, and many of them
very crooked. We have noticed in sew
eral instances the erection of China build
ings of double the size described above
but we suppose that in such cases two
separate frames are erected together, thus
forming single building. The first move
ment after raising the frame is to attach
the window, which consists of frame and
blinds, without sash. The blind is so con
structed as to close itselfby its own weight
the sash being of double with outside
The timber is very uniform III size, and
about six or eight inches in diameter
The boards are well seasoned, and resem-
BILE American ceder. The price of Chi
nese building, such as we have described
including the erection is $500. The
building, however, consists simply of the
frame and covering. They are brough
from Hong Kong.
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"OR SALE-Sir Splendid Accordeons
which will be sold cheap by
J. IVORY d co,
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TR.4VERSE JURORS

To SerUe at January Term, 1850
Adams Peter Jr., Clearfield tp
Baker Frederick, White tp
Burgoon Joseph, Washin gton Up
Blair John A, Cambria tip
Byrne Augustine, Allegheny tip
Burkhart Ephr aim, Jackson tip
Behe Matthias, Allegheny Up
Barkstresser Daniel, Susquehauna tp
Carroll Lewis, Clearfield tp
Dou glass James, Carroll tp
Driskel Michael, Allegheny tip
Davis Daniel, Cambria tp
Dever Neal, do
Dimond Daniel, Summerhill tip
Egan John, Conemaugh Up
Farrell John, do
Futz Hiram, Carroll Up
Funk Joseph Jackson tip
Gramling Jacob, Richland tp
Gallagher William, White Up
James Thomas b., Cambria TIP
Kibler Jacob, White tp
Rough Benjamin. Summerhill Up
Keentze Adam, Couemaugh Up
Litzinger James, Clearfeld Up
Luther John, Carroll Up
M'Claran Peter, Sumaerhill Up
M'Gough Peter, Clearheld tip
Nagle Michael, do
Noel Philip, Cambria Up
Osburne Geo. W., Conemaugh tp
Pluuket John Carroll tp
Pryce John Cambria Up
Skelly James. Summerhill tp
Swank George W., Johnstown
Westfall Abraham, Washington tp
Nov. ID, 1876
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EIhessshssrg Market,

H hUtRsNSsFS NE:lFkcf.
FIour--S5,50 5,623 per barrel.
What's a / ,l23 per bushel.
Oats-3T1 cts. very scarce.
Corn Meal-625 cts per bushel
Rye-624 cts. per bushel.
BUckacheat-50 cts per bushel
Potdtoes--50 a 623 cts.
Butter-Roll IA a 5 cts. Keg l29 Ii
Fresh Beef-3 cts.
Fresh Pork-49 5 cts.
SdL-2, so per barrel.
EggS-i0 cts per dozen.
Hay--$i0 II per ton.
Seed-Timothy, $500 per bushel.
CtOUer-$4,50 do.
w oOl-23 25 cts. per lb.
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N office.

A LII persons indie bted TO C. s Lytle either
"a by bond, note or book account are reques
ted to make payment to the undersigned or
before the 10th day December next. After
that time the accounts will be left with ar
officer for collection. Attention 10 this notice
will save costs.
The Books are left with John Williams, bu t
settlement may be made with either of the un
dersIgned.
THOMAS BINGHAM
JOHN WILLIAMS,
dsSignees Of C.. S. Lytle.
Nov. %, lS49-7-3t
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS
To Serue at january Sessions, 1850.
Isaac Evans, Foreman, Cambria tp
Burgoon John, White Up
Carroll james, Cambria tp
Donoughe Cornelius, Allegheny tp
Farren James, Washington tP
Fite John B., Conemaugh tip
Fegan James Carroll tp
Helsel Adams, SummeIhil tp
Ketner Henry, do
Kennedy Michael, Carroll tp
Lilly Richard, Summerhill Up
Leidy David, Jackson Up
Miller Moses, ConemGugh Up
Meyers John B Allegheny Up
Murray James, Jackson tp
Nagle Nicholas. Cambria Up
Nagle Richard H., Susquehanna TIP
Prosser David, Conemaugh tip
Ream Samuel, do
Sill Isaac Summerhill tp
Devlin Arthur, Jackson tp
Wagner Michael F., Alleg heny tp
Wright Joseph, Summerhill tp
Walters Joseph, Allegheny tip