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In Portland Me-, on the 1ath instant, y. b. Avass
u Army to EMILY l.. o., daughter Of the late 0sl.
g. Dearborn, U.S N.
InNew Orleans, the 18th inst. by the Right Rev.
Bishop Blame, JosErH Far, U s. Navy, to AoNEs L.,
daughter Of the late Major X. NJ Sands, u. s. Army.
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professions only made for the purpose OF
misleading the people. The miserable attempt
to shelter themselves from the responsibility,
under the pretext that the public interests re
quire the removal men whose only fault was
difference Of political sc niimeni, IS too con-
temptible to be practiced by any set Of men.
So far the removals conc erned, we care
not straw abou: them; in fact we would raih-
er see prescription carried to its full extent
This course viii have tendency to satisfy
democrats who were gulled into the suppor. o.
Taylor that confidence is to be placed in
whig pledges or promises. And if the wings
will be just and acknowledge that the election
of Taylor was carried on false principles. and
that their promises to the people were mad 9
only for the purpose of deceiving them, all this
turmoil a bout removals win cease, and they
will be permitted TO carry out their feelings OF
prose ription TO their hearts content.
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ALL Hail, virginia.

The Pennsyiranian of the lst inst. received
at this efics this morning, in relation to the
recent election in Virginia, says:-
The Democrats of Virginia; have discharged
their whole duty to their country. As far
hea I'd from, the Wings lose member Of Con-
gress in the Vth district, (Mr. GoGGIs)-one in
the With district, (Mr. BoTrs)-one in the
With district, Qately represented by the pre-
sent Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. PREsToN)-
and one, probably, in the Hid district, (Mr.
FLoURNoY) four in all. The Democrats may
lose member in the XVIII district. lately rep
resented by Mr.. Brown. but il is by no means
certain. If the Democrats gain, as they have
a chance to do, eight more members in the
Congressional elections yet to occur in Mary
land. Delaware, Rhode Island, Massachu setts,
North Carolina, Alabama, Mississ ippi, Louisi-
ana, Tennessee, Indiana, Missouri, and Ken
lucky, and think they will make an aggre.
gate gain of at least that number, the Wings
viii be In minority in both branches of Con.
gress, and General TAYLOR, self deprived Of
the veto. VIII be useful only in signing bill.
passed by Democratic majorities. We shal
not be at all surprised, either, if the Democrats
gain enough. in the coming elections, TO DC
strong enough in the House of Representatives
to carry their measures against both Wings
Frees Sellers and independents!
These are the conquests, let it not be forgot
ten, of the party that has been declared by the
Wings to be utterly bankrupt and destroyed
torn by dissensions, and weak. because depri
we'd of patronage. So powerful is this grea
pa rty at present, that if the elections for Con
gress in Pennsylvania and other States had yel
to be held, the administ ration of Ger. rAYLoR
wou Id hardly have corporals guard 10 excuses
its decePticns to defend lis inconsistencies
in the proper branch of the n ational Legisla
furP
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Appointments.

Cot. MILTON ROBERTS has been appointed
Postmaster for this place in the room of Rees
J. Lloyd, removed.
GEORGE SAyLoR has been appointed Post
master in the borough of Johnstown, in the
place of Jordon Marbourg, removed.
We believe that both these gentlemen are
veil Gu allied 10 discharge the duties of their
Office, and since the prescription party
now in power had determined on the removal
Of the old incumbents, against whom no charges
could be preferred, we glad they have re-
oeivsd the appointment.
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PittSburg City Scrip.

Alta meeting of the Select Council of the
City of Pittsburg on Monday evening last. the
following resolution offered and adopted
If it passes the Common Council, aud it is be-
licvcd it will pass, it will raise the city scrip
TO something near its par value. 1t is higa
time that something should be done TO redeem
this trash, as there is large amount of it in
circulation; and the poorer people are begin
ming experience heavy losses from it,!
kes0lued, That the Finance Committee be.
and they are hereby autho rized 10 negotiate a
Temporary Loan, not 10 exceed the sum Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, by hy-
pothecation of Gas Stock, or such other securi.
ty as they may deem proper; and that they
place funds in the hands OF the Treasurer tor
the resumption of the certificates of Loan OF
the denomination OF one, two and three dollars
of the city, at par, in such sums as may be
presented.
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More United States.

The territory not yet formed into
States, will make forty-six and half
States as large as Pennsylvania. Ofthese
thirty-five will be North of So 3O;-or
free States. Eleven and half South of
350 30>-or Slave States, supposing the
Missouri Compromise line to be adopted.
The United States aciH then consist of
Serenity Sir Sovereign States, Tyrants!
tremble
Should Oregon, California, and New
Mexico fly off, and the Rocky Mountains
be the division between the United States
of the Atlantic and the United States of
the Pacific, the Atlantic Union viii con-
tain fifty-seven Sovereign States; the Pa
clfic Union nineteen gigantic Sovereign
States. i'yrants. still tremble.
These calculations are based upon the
recent report of the United States Com
missioner of the General Land Office
and take III all the United States territory
of every kind not yet formed into States.
God save the Union.-West Chester
Union.
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-Ys that hay. Tears TO Weep Prepare 10 shed
them NOW,n

tutIn NUM-
The great Democratic party is ruined! The
glorious principles by which our country has
beon governed since The formation of the Re
public are proved to be all wrong! and Jeffer-
son. Monroe and Jackson were fools and dem.
sgogues! This miraculous and immortalizing 9
discovery has been recently made by one OF
the editors Of .hc "Johnstolon Nelos," publish
ed in the borough of Johnstown. Cambaia
county, Pennsylvania. He is genius of the
afrst water" and will, we doubt not, ere long
occupy higher Mich in the scroll Of fame than
any man now living. Well may the Demo
cratic party weep and tremble In their shoes,
that such a champion has appeared on the
public stage against them.
Seriously, we would advise some kind friend
of the editor of the ''News" TO have him hooped
q. soon as possible as he stands in imminent
danger of bursting. The manner in which he
"slashes and cuts away al the poor l0cofocos
is a caution to Davy Crockett, and he appears
be vain enough to imagine that he has genius
sufficient 10 knock our whole party iEto a
three cooked hat. We are not acquainted with
him-never had the honor of seeing him-but
we i'm agine him to be rathe: "verdant" youth.
small in stature, with very fall development;
on that part of the head where phrenologists
place the bump of "selfesteem." The manner
in which he writes would lead one 10 suppose
that he is "up to the eyes, in love with some
fair Seni0ritG, too, for his articles are some.
what like love letters, inasmuch as they are
very wordy without point, and meaning moth
ing, end just they commence. His imagined
Importance makes him feel little pugnacious,
and like the lrishman. he is anxious, in order
70 get into quarrel, that some one would be
hino enough TO "tread on his coat tail, jist. u
we are sorry that we cannot accommodate
him, but we have taste for newspaper quar-
rels and are disposed To keep out of them as
long as possible.
Our advice TO the editor of the News. and
We give it in spirit of kindness and friendship,
for we would not wound the feelings Of the
dear little fellow for the world, is 10 su er his
feelings to cool down until they approach a
common sense heat, and TO write no more until
be has accomplished this desirable erd. When
he ias done This, we think he viii not manifes
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MEacHAsr's HorEL, PH1L.pE1rHrA.--Cham

MERCHANTS HOTEL, P PHILADELPHIA.--CEam n
hers Mex bbin, Esq, formerly Postmaster in
Pius5urg, has united with his son in the pro-
prietorship and management of this well
know and popular Hotel. Their advertise
ment will be found in another column of to-
days paper. Judging from the extensive pub
lie patronage they enjoyed while connected
with the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburg, We feel
confident their kindness and urbanity viii be
be equally effective in draw ing them ''crowded
hou ses" in their location; and we take
great pleas in recommending their house 10
our frienas visiting Philadelphia ahd the trav-
eIlipg public generally.
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u There is something 50 manly and straight
foI ward in the following article from that well
conducted paper, NsaPs Gazette. and which is
essentially different from the tone usually
used towards country papers by our city con-
temporaries, that we cannot refrain from pub
fishing it. The custom of patronizing city pa
Pers and permitting their local papers to get
great extont in this county land TO the favorable
consideration of such commend the follow
ing remarks in the hope that it may have a
tendency to awaken them from their error.
Take your county paper by all means, and
do not allow the Gazette 10 interfere with it
There are none of you who not able to sub
scribe two dollars for local journal and two
dollars for good city week ly. nor DO we see
how you do without either. The one gives
you county and Stale intelligence; the other,
general news and literature. 1t is mistake
for you 10 neglect your local editors for those
who live in great cities. OF course, the Phil
adelphia weekies, with their immense editions,
can afford 10 publish larger papers for the same
money; but this is no: every thing, as YOU
would find if the local journal in your vicinity
should ever have TO stop. We want no sub
scribers at the expense of the country papers
But If fathers wish 10 bring up their children
right, and afford them both pleasure and in.
stTuciion at little cost, they viii! take the Ga
zette for themselves and family, in addition 10
the local paper"
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EBENSBURG, PA.
Thursday, May 3, ls49.

DTHE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir.
eulation Of any paper published in this county
--ond as an aduert,sing sheet offers superior
inducements to merchants and business men
generally. Those desirous of making uss ot
this medi um for extending their business can
do so By either sending their notices direct, o,
through the foilotoing agents:
JonR Grouse, Esq, Johnstolpn.
e. w. Carr, Exams Buildings, Thud ST.
Philadelphia.
VIM. A. Kinsloe, Pitts5urg.
George Pratt, Isl, Nassau ST., Neto York.
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der certain restrictions, without the En-
peror's consent. If they pass both hou-
ses by vote of two-thirds, two-thirds OF
all the members being present, during three
consecutive sessions, they take effect with
on, his approval. This provision recon
Giles the republicans to imperial rule, as
there is probability that, under it dem
ocratic government may ultimately be
reached"
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uOur friends LlTzISGER & ToDD have just
received fine assortment of goods. They ap
pear TO have monopolized the custom of the
ladies especially, for the last few days. Well
they are generally possessed of fine taste. and
know where TO get goods that will suit them
See advertisement in another column.
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wm. D1Gpy'g

CREAP CASH CLOTHING STORE,
l56 LIBERTY STREET.
ENHE Proprietor of the above establishment
u would respectfully inform his numerous
eustof c. fners. that be has just returned from the
Eastern cities with the most splendid assort-
ment of goods IL his line. that as ever brought
to this city, comprising all that is now fash
ionuble, elegant and cheap in Cloths. CassS.
neres, Cashmeretts, Drap De Fle. mud ever
description oc Cotton. Linen and Woo,Ies
summer stuffs, Shirts, C1avats. Hdkfa. Sos.
Penders. &c.. Of the newest styles; which. 10
geiher with his very large and fashionable
stock of Ready made Clothing. he is prepared
10 offer at his usual low prices.
Country Merchants. Contractors and al
who purchase largely. are particularly invited
TO Gall and examine the stock which is deci-
dedly the largest ard most fashionable 10 the
city. and great attention has been paid TO gs,
il up suitable to the wholesale trade.
Orders IN The Tailoring line executed in tho
most fashioaabie manner. aud that nothing
may be wanting TO ensure the newest and
best style of cuitin A genuemaa who has
had great experience in the Eastern cities.
has been added to The establishment.
April l2, l049.-27-3m.
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SECOND WEEK.
TAnJOUp I'm HOupT


David Trexler, Allegheny,
John M'MulIen, Allegheny,
John b. Donoughe, Allegheny,
Jacob Shaffer, Jackson,
Michael NJ CURE, a llegheny,
John Pergrin, Jackson,
Jacob Luther, Carroll,
Patrick Donoughe, Washington.
Jehn KinPoE,s, Susiaeh-una,
Robert Trotter, Washington,
George Delany, Allegheny.
Blossius Noel, Carroll,
Joseph Lecca, Summerhill,
George Bruce, Allegheny,
John ID. Hughes, Cambria,
John Pringle, Johnstown,
Francis Cooper, Allegheny,
Samuel Wills, do.
Charles Bradley, do.
James Myers. Cambria,
Allen Rose, Richlan6,
VIM. Brown, CIearfeld,
Alexander Lane, Connemaugh.
Casper Dimond, Summerhill,
Isaac Giffer, Susquehanna,
Thomas Gallaher. Allegheny,
Jacob Knable, Connemaugh,
James Douglass, (of Wm.> Caro- II.
WIN. j, Williams, Cambria,
George w. MunsoD, Johnstown,
Alexander M'Mullnn. Allegheny,
Adam Fockler, Johnstown,
Peter Gordon. Jr, Susquehanna,
John Morgan, Jackson,
Lamer Cassidy, Allegheny.
May 8. lS49,-30-3t.
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TRRHERSE JURORS

lFIRST WEEK.
Emericus Bender, Carroll,
William Liizinger. Allegheny,
Michael Leavy, Allegheny,
James Cunningham, Susqoehanna,
Robert Kerr. Counemaugh.
John Hamilton, Johnstown,
Patrick Cullen, SummerhiIl,
James Pagan, Carroll,
Samuel Reed. Jackson,
Samuel Black, Washington,
John Reed, Connemaugh,
Michael Driscal. Allegheny, :.
John Eagan, Connemaugh,
Wm. Nelson, Cambria,
Raphael Cooper, Sunmerhil!,
Michael Shoup, Richland.
Augustine Little, Allegheny,
Jacob Mack, Cambria,
George Hellsel, Richland,
William Roberts, Jackson,
Richard NagIe, Jr-, Susquehanna.
Ephriam Crum, SummeThiIi,
John PIunkeii, Carroll,
Patrick Roddy, Susquehanuh,
George Litzinger, Allegheny,
Augustine Hott, Carroll.
Jacob r. Stul!, Richland,
ID. c. Zahm, Cambria,
Daniel Dimond, Summcrhill.
Lewis B. Dunmyer, Rich!and.
Peter kaylor, Cambria,
John PhilePps, Johns,owp.
John P. Strsyer, Connemsugh,
Thomas III. Jones, Cambria,
Joseph Walters, Allegheny.
John Yonter, Johnstown,
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.Hesssstmissrasor,s notice.

Z Ii persons indebted to the estate of John
"a Moran, late of Washington township de-
ceased. are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment TO the undersigned residing in Washing
ton township, Cambria county. and all persons
having claims against said estate viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
ALICE MORAN, AdminisGratrix.
GEO. BURGOON, Administrator.
April IL, lS49.-27-6t.
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MARRIED..

On The 26th ult., by the Rev. a. McElwain,
Mr.. JOHN OsBURN, of Huntingdon county, TO
Miss JANE PRoUDFooT, of Cambria couuiy.
At Huntingdon, on the 26th ult by the
Rev. John PEBBLES. DIR. HoRAcE w. SMITH, for
merly of this place, TO Miss REBeccA A,
daughter Of the late Isaac Dorland, Esq, of
Huntington.
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ACT OF 10th APRIL, IS49


TNTITLED ssAn act to create a sinking
IA fund and to provide for the gradual and
certain extinguishnent of the debt OF the Com
monwealth.'
"SEcr1oN %. That from and after the pas
sage of this act, the State Treasurer be and he
is hereby required 10 abate hve per centum OF
the purchase money due on all unPatented lands
appropriated On warrants heretofore granted:
Propided, The said purchase money be paid
into the treasury on or before the first day of
May eighteen hundred and fifty.
SECTION 81, That the Assessors of the sew
eral counties of this Commonwealth are here
by authorized and directed 10 re-assess between
the periods of the trenniei assessments. all real
estate which may have been improved by the
erection of buildings other Improvements
subsequent to the last proceeding trenniel as
sessment. subject to appeals as now provided
by law, and all re-assessments made during the
past year. are hereby declared to be as valid
and etfectual if made in pursuance OF law.
We the undersigned Commissioners of Cam
bria county publish the foregoing in pursuance
of circular issued by the Auditor General.
A. BURGOON, }conniss,,s
G. w. EASILY,
oGR%ss,sas's Essa.ss9s. Mss ii,i;s 5. ls4s $685.
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Profession in 1913.
presented.

"If l ever accept that Office, Il must be
untrammelled by PARTY obligations of any
kind"
al have enemies TO punish nor friends 10
reward. ZACHARY TAYLOR"
Will some Of our whig friends tell US what
these declarations mean, or if they mean wha,
they express, how they can be reconciled with
the policy that is now being pursued at Wash
ington? Was it not declared by the wings
at every public meeting, the highways and
byways, that Gen. Taylor not a party man,
that he ''hated, loathed prescription" that if
elected he would turn out no mah for differ.
ence of political sentiments, and that every Of
hcer should be heard in his own defence before
a removal W. ould be made? How has these
whig pledges been kept7 Are they considered
obligatory on the party. by the party, after they
have got into power? Let the thousand reno.
walls that have been made without cause in al
most every city, town and village throug hout
the length and breadth of this Union answer.
There is no man, matter how insignificant
the Office he holds, whose honesty and capa.
bIlity" will save him if he is a democrat; and
it is determined by those in power in Wash
ington TO drive from Office every incumben;
who refused TO sacrifice his principles, and to
fill their places with the parsiz ans and advo.
Gates of whiggery.
We know these re eminiscences of an election.
present administration, but our only object in
alluding to them to prove that the whigs
titd before the election, and their no-parts
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uOur contempor aries will accept our warm
thanks for the complimentary manner in which
they have been pleased to notice our return to
tho "chair editorial"
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Nh EMS fine calf and kip Doors, Women's
l7l Congress Shoes, Lasting, Buck and
Goat Shoetees, Seal and Nero. r. r. Slippers
Misses colored Kid. patent and calf Boots.
Boys thick and kip Boots und Shoes just re-
ceivcd by L. 81 L.
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DRY GOODS

Consisting in part of Black and Brown Amer.
ican and French Cloths, plain and fancy Cas-.
sirneres and Ceshme-eis, plain and fancy
Fseeds. blue, black, Cadet aud fancy Satten-
els. red. white and yellow Fisnnels. PLAIN and
plaid Aipacas. French, Domestic and Earlsion
Giaghams. brown and bleached Shrtings.
Irish Linens, Russia Diapers. Cotton Diapers,
Linen Napkins. Ticking, Crash. A rich as
sortment of embroidered, cashmere, silk and
fancy Vestings; style Of Linen Lustres;
Printed, black and plain Lawns; mode silk
Tissue; satin stripes Barages Muslin de LANES,
black Gro de Rhine. Barage Scarfs, and plain
ard fancy De Laine Shawls; fancy dress But
tons, FrDges and Flowers. complete as
sortmeDt of Bonnet and Fancy Ribbons fancy
Combs, Rrushea DC. &.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
Fourth Street, between Arch and Market,

PHILADELPHIA.
FZyHE Proprietorshlp and Management o!
u this well known hotel, (Which is located
in the very centre of business,) having this
day passed into the hands of the subscribers,
they beg leave TO state that IL is their purpose
to render it worthy of the liberal patronage
with which it has been heretofore sustained,
and hope, by unremitting attention, TO deserve
the patronage of their friends, who may visit
the city on business or pleasure.
c. s. j. VI ckIBBIN,
Formerly of the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburg.
May ), I949.-39-im.
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DR., Robert Davis, Treasurer in account.
To amount received of r. Roberts
High Constable, S235 II
To amount received of R. Roberts
as Peddlers License, 6 90
To amount received of E. Hughes
Burgess Pedders License, 80 go
To amount received of j. Thomp-
son, Jr., Weighmastet, l3 2l
To amount received of Wm. kittell
&sig hiIIastcr, O9
To amount received of W. Batmsn
Weighmastcr. l6 90
S3l3 81
296 i.
Balance due Borough, II so
Settled in Council this 2lst day OF April a
d. 1919.
E. HUGHES, Burgess.
Mays, l849.-30-4t.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
- 10 the subscriber, either by Note or Book
4 Account, will call and settle the sane. The
accounts &c, are left at his old stand with
Mr. Frederick Kittell, who is authorised TO
receive and receipt for ali moneys paid HIM
for
JOSEPH PATTON.
April 10. Is49-2e-if