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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-13
LIST or RETAILERS,
Of Goods and Merchandise IN Cambria
County, for the gear Is49.

county, for the gear I649.
4 CCORDiNG 10 Section 6. of tie Act of
"a 1874 passed March 4ib, il is the duty of
the respective County Treasurcrs "to publish
annually, III the month of November, in two
newspapers in the several C,:ies, and ia one in
each County whcre paper is published, list
of all persons returned 10 him as retailers of
goods and merchandise. designating those
who have, and those who have not taken out
license within their respective Cities and
Counties"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-13
ALSO.

All The right. title and interest Of " illam
Gaiiaher. of, IN and TO piece or parcel Of land ,
situate IN White township, Cambria County,
adjoining lands of Thomas Holm, John D.
Hoover and others, containing 81 acres more
or less, about 25 acres of which are cleared
having thereon erected Log House and
Log Stable, now in the occupancy Of the said
William G CHER.
Taken in tExecution and to be sold al the
SUIT OF Johnston Moore, surviving partner of
the firm OF s & ] Moora
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
6 q s btnctzSS orel IT,

bic CT an rtn atItrnitrriatm YrtiFtn Otfgm wirc.-
Sttn tei9r Stcd b'litbt aus
Seicboarcs, Bureaus, an s tiS Is SGotcr,
Cd uno &utbrnibrdnfc, pcn 4 bis
SboIer, ale Qrten 8ettilslIcn, @oro So
bIe5, Dining SobIc5, SrcaFfalt Stables,
gSnfdllinb5, II. +. 10.
ttlri ollie 2(rtift Die in Fin Sab eintoNn, wtlhe CT
wrilthSr ftbIt r0G t r ibSn gut uuo toutrb0ft inr
ais ils tr9tno cnhpc crbaIttn wsrom tGnntr.
QI5 un9cr Infan9lr laNrt cr allie Gin hi Inn an;l:
ruftn unp Inn cutn tlcintn ,eift" u 9ttSn-hrubtrs
ottr otCini3cn btt bit 0orSbatun9 onpfau0n 0trtu:
ttn-tnem CT gan; 0t,piB it, zap cs Su brtm ctotncr
SnttrEif 9rrGitbt-Sdr ttrtt6 9tncTnc Guur fb0it III
sr ront6ar, unp tttct iblfGb nur fir kuCn 1ntbtl
oct 0unit rts YutitumS
Scnjnmiu Strttlcr.
Iprit 10. n1:}9(
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
&QlifDrnta GjpI0!

lIrtIrHitbnrttr ttbimt Itb bitEr G5ds0Gnbtit rGn
9utIltum ou;t9cn, rOF CT tint GatiuCtmoptrti rtrs
lt9 bat unr ;par ouf rt SurEitt btr olmltcn Stra:
g. Ger Sobt 2GInaun, in rit nSmltbt 88utllGttt cc
frdbtr pcu GStcr9s 9rpT tCiprbnt mor,-uno tcrotb:
rd)Il9tt roNtc WaIti, raD CT rodGit iret Ouf oanp
bat uno INNER baIttn Wrr, Gin vrrtrtfIbtS IGrrtts
mCnt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
McHi;iucn.

Trt9cnct YcrtrcffIihl gRtpijncn fnN untr onNtrcr
IN rtm mrlIf;tIm &utbiicbr Ter lIntrNibntttn 81
battn:
Or. Scpnftnb'S SorororHo.
Or. Stbtnd'S pumrniitbtr Srrup.
Or. Slbtd's Stbmir%u:SGrtr.
Or. QIiltr'S buitirs Icrtjin (Gdnrr).
Or. S)ltluultr's otlis btil'nrc SGItt.
Gr. Wroncrttb's baUhmtt Ytlltn.
Or. QSrQht's SnnonlItbt MriuttVilIm.
Or. C5rctu's rsrmlibN 81 tltrS fir N'Srtrtikbt,
II. In. GutD, 2Jpuu9 s. SrcrIcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04

3ei9en bermit ibren Sreunbeu uno ecm
au9emeinen putIifum an, ea6 ie ibr Sc
fbdft auf cine beoeuteno ou59 9eoebntcre @ei'
ie ais SupOr an ibrem aItcn StanopIakc, in
Der Same5 SnaBe. Swilben Der Gutberiften
Stride uno tSo9enbud'S gGirtbsbaufe, be:
treiben, woleIblt iie olleSeit auf Sano ba.
ben, uno auf Scffelun9 auf Die firSeite
4nSei9e perferti9cn meroen, Don ben neuar
ti9ten
! aw SSnrrpurbcS, SmnibmiIcS,
~r-,essssA 9iaices, Tiucps SSGacn,
sSrrp@I1s' saSff@,TG1sS;, S,orF fFssSSisS, ssSds,,,
SuGfisS, IL, {. 10,
nit btlierncn uno eiIernen Q6fcn, melbe
an Sh6nbsit, Oousrbafti9feit uno 8iQi0.
felt nir9enoSwo lbertoffen weroen f6nnsu.
wcucn fdh Sroermann felbit iibrrSeu9rn
fam, Ger ibncn feline Guncf1aft i6enfcn
mag.
sic perlfcben ibr @dbift felbit 9rilno'
lid, uno oa lie Feline ais BON Den belfcn uno
erfabrcnften Qrbeitern bcfbdfti9cn, uno ibre
Sabrjeu9e aus beu beicu Materioien per
ferti9cn, 70 finp iie i'm Stance fur ibre Ur:
belt icoerScit gut III itcben.-Gufet al uno
urtbriIet fur eub ieIbit
Qu5bCiIerun9en an oltcn Subrwerfen mer.
ocn iic auf Die ftrseiie NOtis uuo bui0iten
QrciGen belOr9cn neus Subrmerfe Wer'
ben iie fir oIte ou5touften, wenn c6 Der
lan9t pito.
SCSSie baben 9c9enwdrtia Smifbcn Is
unc 20 Subrmerfc pCn allen 4rten ouf 9ono.
Sic fnb oonfbar fir bi5ber 9mc6cuc
&uncftoft, unc bcffcu curb punttIidr Se.
oienun9 uno biQi9e Qreiie, ouf cine juiigIi'
de NnSobl neucr &unrm.
Quentaun, QpriI 10. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
g q Gn d rem.

50 q Ct II II.
Gn9I1te uno franS6hfte 9OIoene unb fl
terne Qatcnt Geauer, p6ui9 iuUelirt.-
@cIoene unb iilberre rGpiue, iibernl
Suartier uno Gn9ifhe ubren.
Stebttng uuo 80 gtnnbru SnuSnbrcu,
nit .Gaitsn uno zen fhSuttn &GrSirunacn, Gin fly
ouS9tosHntt5 IiIrrttnNnt uno eini 9rcfs 1uSrraI.
Sri len.
Gnc bticuecrS 0rcGt lu$tpoE Ycr;t9litbcr 8riNn
fbdib fir iGrt6 2ltr, ttlttb;no aus 9clpmSl, I0sr
nEn, btn fttnitsn ltSHlErncn, uno 9auSbnIcbm.
= c ~ c IrD.
Cine NIUE 2tuSgpaM prn Stlpclrv Der nc,cItm SIC
NEn. bsinabt iErr @tucnnuna roruutir fnp
GOIoene SDrrin0e, Sinoerriuse, 9ruiina
ceIn, iecer Nrt 9CIoene &etten II. ShIu1
icl, mie aud orcinire, iiIberne Gimme
II. (. 10, II. (. 10.
Serner:-Silbsrnc upo pIattirte Sup.
pen uno SbeeI6ffcI, 9oIrcne, iilbcrne unit
onoere 8lcifcoern, 9oIcene Sbreibfeteru
Thermometer, Elm N6ortement BON Sic
linen, SiOIinbc9en, italienifbe uno orci;
ndre SiOIinfaiten, iebr CUTE &IaUierioi
ten, uno nod UieIe anoere in eiefeS Sad
0cb6rcnre 2trtifet, 81 I'm mfdneIib auSu'
tubrcn.
Ni0n0 SDrte6.
9,ianc Series yen NGr HrnCbmlitn 93ouart unH Ycr
;GNthtm Sen, frrnpIbrcnO ouf ,oOno uno tiui9 WWr
t0uftn.
81 cp ara turcu
an ll5rtn, Sodubrm uno SapdrA miro aufs Srr9fSl
ttltt pcn ibm pcrridtt.
Surm CT btm Yutlitum fir tiShcr (Ccrott llntIr
llttgurl bTJjhcn Nont o0t bclit CT burtb pdntttlh
SGrtcnn9 ktnEr &unrtn unp quite Nrtcit, ttr ptltb,
CT gut lttlt ouf krnTcn uidbGhcu 3uprucb.
SCicpb 2Scii.
NN0l 10. ElEs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
Ser alte
S9GewifGtcGa 2saScaep
.,,Sssgs3 ~ st,E>
SO. 40 ai;sszs::.ssE, -, sssssss Dfli6e
glrcnbeI sss.:;:.. ss:: : So =. 50 9Ipcnuel
ska EzrE1Sa3 EEssSS
oirr wTrtn einactouft wrtouft unc pcrtouibt
Ncme mto SSlpcitcDam0< Siicbcr,

S<S in 80 ober mebr Spraben. sSA
lIc6Hfeunotn Ger 9ricdtbcn uno tattiniicbtn 8OI;
tr SntttIintor (ppfbtngilt9e) 8ttbcr in otn atttn
uuo rcucren Gproken Vutbcr fdr lnipcrhtStsn,
6ctbfbultn lino GjemcinIhultn gcrts Utcr GjtFec,
9Rbi;n, Sbrctclit bie Observation-Disclosures, Ybrtnrc:
air, inttlIethlGGt 9bilricpbit, uno Grbitbr. Cine
9rSBrc StribtNcnbrit pcn ptrmiibCn 8Gbcrn, ot6 in
ir0eno cIncm 0nbCrn &tatlBcmcnt pcn ccratln IuS=
bsbnun9 in oct Stapt ;u babEn finb
SbrCibmateriaIicn. Sldnfbibrr, Selqe.
mdIce, Eupfrfide, SoISfdnitte uno an.
oere 8iIrer, 3eihrn 8uber uno Yinfcl.
SQuirirtt @titIr, Iutc3rapbtu (i1cnbanSios SHrif:
Rn) illumnrtt @utbr aus Ebr frUbtr Belt, tercS ots
erudte unO 9 tb t cbenc c. Gtbrudts WdhCr
3S3 3 bre att gltc unb ntuc lattinilCbs &ut0o:
tas, fbSn ilIutrirt uno rbr rcbIftiI. Sri d b c
uuo bCtrGi de 8ibcln, prtr9Irt: 8dhcr.
Sbtitt Ntr Sitd in picltn ecr cricntlbcn Swatbrn.
GNu Fl { in 9rrFtr @rrFbisctnbcit
Dtutibe uno ipaniIde 90 8dtber;
Slinitn, Gurciit6ten, ScIttttn CStrtcnrunacn Cins
fhttFtnr) uno NtuGr0Ittn 9R ui d tln unb 8 Q t.;
ven itrsr lrt.
lSGutttGfi omtrifonfhrr Snbionr, cinhlisfcnS
So0Ns, TIb: uno Slrit96lcrStbe-l(rte, SrmaboptS,
YfttEpfc, Nnid9G @TjjErun9cn, II. In.
Sr9cnb @two& frubCrbar cbsr fremo,
pcn allen Sbciten btr g8el.
2ntS tbirlc9iIhs GEtrts in Srlir.
G5"pirirusr, wctbc ir9cno rrn zen ctGuornannttn
Sotb;n bo6ln mo fltb Yrn pcnitttrn u Ibdptn min.
ltbcn, brlItbtn bti un6 0nWrufn.
8atlunlCn pcn alien Sbtiltn res 9anbcS pcrocn
prompt ttirr9t. Wiitbtr auf Vrtuunl nrcrtrt 9rits
f. mu6tn prrtrfrti cin9elnHtt wtrpM unp tos Gap
CntboIttn, orprCftrt an
2utbsr QppGeD.
g. S.-9Henn Su notb brr Statt tcnnlt ic protI:
f nttbt an item Nuric Gtt n:e abc anpruftu,
mo mir ;u allen ShnoCn bC5 Sa9tS uno Der 0otht ~
fnon ilnN. NRr lorcn NOt Gin angruftn, btoCs Scls
tbt cit u tauftn unp Scbt ris lies 81 rbru wtnEbCr
0(5~8rin9t Cure 8urirltGttn nab ctm oltsn &a.
rtdkns9a9r SIC. 10 2trtont, no Sbr uns Grrrit I'm.
ecn wtrort ju toufen rrcr ju ptrtaufcn, pcGs
ttp nur fir a aarcS 9clb.
Stunt l |, 1910. no26m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
9(n Sp6pcptiftDc.
gnoIi6 III raS rctbte W;ittsI entocft mOrcrn.
Dr. Geo. Is. Grefn'g
9crf fducrtt StttcrS.

Stbcu nitlt 9Hittd fnr rem 9utlitm fir tit I,ti:
hn9 prn . DpSpcp Il on9etccn ipcrNtn, obtr olIt
babtn Ills ;u c;nan 9rrgtu @Iluf btn 3lptct tiahr
nitt cntprcbcn. 9uu cnbIib III attr ro6 rthtt 9Vif.
til crfunrtn pcrotn, uno gpar rurtb rtu Glrttbmttn
Otttrr Gj Gorge ". @rccn.
DNk Wrmiitbt @itttrs bat nrh uie, pc cs ouf Sit
rtht INT 0n9tronet prot, fincn 3mct ptrfIhtt. unn
Gurtn bcptrtttlt9 no man utGryu9t fdhltt, cap lac
Weotiln or9CtIldh an9Hp0nrt f
Gitidtc III aus rlbtn @ttanNtbCilIn ;nioumcu oc.
ktt ic roS t nidt olIcin btm 6Errrr tInm Stba:
ocn tbun fam, fcnbrn omIlttn III allen unO itcCn
iotnfcbttn Ntuetn trln9cu muf
50B bjcS ttin 6umtu9 1T, tSrncn Itb o(It I(tlt
ubtrSu9tn rpcun ilt cic SbOotbc III %ltroht ;tbGu,
eOB Dr. Grtm bt 3tulniit Ger crlttn SOGnncr in Der
lInicn bat hOF rit Rtrijjn nit rtn rtlttu Grfcla III
on9tIponrt mtrbm.
Sitft 70 lau9c 0tpdnihtS gRcbi;in, it III boGtn lei
eEn tInttrbrttCntn a9cnttn, olIpc oub cit Grtsotv
Ctn9Cltbrn pErotn tGnur.
9utb, Ycun9 unb Srerlcr.
Mdr' l. lSl9 nal J
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
N16ridht

miro hermit 9e9cbrn, ea6 Die llntcrScihnctcn
ais Qominlliratcren pUn Der SinterlalTen.
lbofteeS perItorbCncn 8 Satob Stint, lest.
bin pon Der Staot Aacntoun, 2edba g.,
an9rlieut morocn lnc. - 2(Qc Solcbe, bic
oaber nod an bCia9te SintcrIaiIcnfdoft
IduIol9 lino, werccn biermit qcbctcn in
ncrbalb q WCtCn bel ccu Qominiitratoren
Obne ScbI onSurufcn uno ibrc Sduoen ob
6utro9en uno SOIdc, Die nccb rccbtmi6i
sc SOrcerun9en an bcfo9te 9inrrIaHcnfbaft
6u MAIDEN boten, bcIieben biciclte inner.
b"Ib tel09ter 3cit aud cinSutrinsen.
SOMA Ttnf. SfSm,,rs.
Sbcmae SScif, ''"' 'rS'
Sun' Ia. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04

t0ot fet5 auf Sono, Gin orcscr Stcf Ucn
9olcCncn uno illberuCn SeUer, gepue unb
anern SatubrCn pon alien QrciIcu. Sc
AUDI cine fh6ne QuSmabI Supelcn nadj
ccm reutlicn 9cihmafe, weIhe ale crGt
nCuIib ouuictCn 4rcifen Cin9cfauft wurocu.
Sin 9roBcr SOrotb pon iIbcrncn @abeln,
G6fcI, SuttcrmciIern, &C., urnjcoem 9ewibt.
fir wcIbC5 allies er 9utlfcbt bab r5 ameri
tonifhcr Miinic 9IcitfOmmt.
SriIIen fir icoc5 alter, nit Gcnpcr. unb
Gcntouc'9Idicrn, in 9cIorNen, iiIbrrnen,
platrtcn uno llobmCn SrdmS.
9Iutirte uno Britannia 8aaren in Sdt3
cter bcim @inicIncn, tirctt pon oen Manu.
fafturiltcn CtDdItcn. wcItbe iebr mpbIfcil
pcrfauft mcrpen. Sin grocer &crratb UCn
Curtis porSu9Iihcn pIotirtrn 9bffcIn, Ga.
bcIn, 1c., Der bclc ciefer Qttifctu i'm Worft.
&Oo9cr'5 feline Shnciomaarcn, unc cine
SribiCcCnbCit pon onccru QrtitcIn.
9nfOncn, Die ir9cno cinCn Qrtifcl in mel,
ncm 0CIbdfSfahe wHnlhcn. Iino Cinocla.
ocn mcincn Stcf Su untcrlubcn, rbc iie
icnitmU taufcu.
MlCin Mcttc i'll: ,Sbncue Srrfdufe uno
fIcinc prcfttc," unc-itb pcroc ron &eincm
9CbCtCn.
SSS BCfonocrc QufmutIamfcit mib tm
Gcparircn MN Sodubrcn uno Suwdcn
0cwiCmCt.
MIiv y, I6!0. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
5GsaS,dsGDGD SSseSe

gsG6. unp SSet6pcint 6lOpr6onrp6,
@Sppl0r Soorb6, StGntIin06,
uub SI0ntCh 9OiGpel Sporbe
unb Sc0ntlIn9& Girfhcnz9Spnrt
unb 9Sl0ntch Ncmlpf Sens.
St0ntlln9S, Soicc6, 9iaftcrS,
@fbcn Hl0nfen, 20tt6erJ &citcr
S5Gumct unp u6crboupt ale Qlr,
tcn S5rcttcr, 9SouBOli Bfpttcu
2atten unp S6inbclL
wSlbe5 Quc5 CT 9cirnncn III ftbr r2rbIfciI
Ju pnfaufcn.
Solhc cdbrr Die cCrorti0e Nrtjtc brou
den, wcrccn wobt tbun mCnn ilc bci i'm,
onrufcn nno ticlcIbe bcicbcn, fur wcIcbc&
RittS ou0uchnct pGcCn foI.
Gr III eantbar fur ocnOfcne Gunefhoft
nno wtro iib turb billi9e prCilc rnc 9utt
UrtiFel fcrnNbin cicleIts ~ crwritcrn Iu'
6rn.
Sofrp0 S8corcr.
xQGntaun, Ropcmbcr Q. uatv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
S Gc5cf Dicr!
&bOmo5 .. Oinftn9er,
Sfsn umb SSlebiOmiep IN 9IQet'

Scticnt ftb Sicfer Sc:
lc0cnbeit feincu Srcunccn
uno cinem 9ccDrtcn Yu.
bIifum i'm Nu9cmeincn
tie 2ln6ci9c Su MAIDEN,
coG CT loebCn pOn ben gro
Sen Stdotcn jurif0 f0cfcbrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04

Der ltnter3:ibnSt, wrbnboft cini9s Sbdrtn rGubot6
Dem 9rrB;n nCutn tortd rts 6Srru Gjrim (Skdd'S)
uno 9Tors ac9tutbCr rer itet unttr 8au ittbmo 800
6rlIcip5 palIc in rtr pamltcn SroBs Der StOot III:
lntaur, ist9t ftncp Srcunotu 10 mic ecm 4uGlitum
tttrboupt an, baF CT ttrNtb rrn 0u Qcrt ;urtitoss
tGbrt it, alIpc CT tir9ltouft uno nun an rinem G8oo.
rtnIo9fr nItIEnion sin9ett8t unO i'll ptrtaufn bat
Gin allgenleiner 9prrat6 bon ll0<
rem S0fugrcl1 Sepelrp, &c.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
G@ 2lIlt91tc>9 c>9l0rDrtrDt.

N Nlll9lltc>S(nDrttDt
9tabribt miro biermit qe9cbcn. ta6 So
Fl y Gene. pen Suo g8beiIOau Saun
ldip, Seda @auntD, beute. C5uni Is, lS49)
iein SanjcS Sermt9cn an Die llntrBcidtne
ten. Sum gluecn lciner 9rcoitcrcn ubrrtra
gen bat. - UHe Yerfcncn Gle an befaoten
Soiiab Scne ftuEri9 lIno. perccn cater er.
lubt, lc9Icib 3abIun9 Su Iciiicn; uno Scl
bc. Die Nnipruhc an ibn BADEN, wrrrcn Die
leIbc 9Cb0ri9 uno mObItcitdti9t cinbinri9rn
Charles &rGmrr,
SHepb SilIiu0cr,
Nli9nts.
SUM- 81. nomG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
9Svblfcilcr 9)spSc

3. >. SpdS, an icincm oItcn Stanbc
in Der 9omiIton SroBe, bcinobe ocqcnubr
9 t ms 90tcI, madt pCn @inmcbncr uon
UUcHtoun uno um9eQsno i'm au9cmsiucn
befonnt, ca6 CT Gin ih6nc3 UGortcmrnt Don
$oiitcn un5 Sfappcn, pOn ccn ncucfcn
MOecn, auf .Sono BAT, beifCbenc aus:
ScGprr, @talesfin, Srnieb nno SurbHtcn,
70 mie aus elmer ft6nen NuSwoEI Scm.
mer.9Utcu. mcIthe CT anrcn nispulcn prci
Sen uufdufcn miro.
0ano 9dneIcr, nuo ale onrerc, rie Gin
gutter Qrtitcl 5u foufcn muuibcn, lino Elm.
9elacen onjurufen.
~SrIhe, rir nod an i'm fhnIccn.
beIicben gu bebenfcn, oaG fr9lcit Nitti9fcit
9smaht mercen iclIte, uro c5 miro crmartct
oaB man rie5 bcobotbtet.
Qusntaun, SuIi3 nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-04
- Gin frtf0cr 9SDrratD
SGA.GaabaD fSmG 9Sp0rOal

Der llnterfbrictene mabt rcm publi
FUN eraebcnit tie 2nSci9e, cos CT forben
$4,000 SUE cute uno auSerIcfrus 8oarps
an Der Scho cmpfan9cn Bat msIhe or &c
fOnnen III an 8 bis IA &boIer. uno YinncI
an % bis 26 &baIcr Su Ve,faufen. Gr Ia
oct Seoermann Elm, &og9cn, @aiScn, Safer,
8cIlhforn uno @runpbcercn Su brinacn,
mofIr CT 5 @cfr5 roS 8uitcl mcDr beSob
len mtro, ais rie NuCntuuner 9rciic.
Spbu Srcirblcr.
SreltlcrSrluc, SUM- 81. nq3m
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HAVING resigned Office Clerk Of tho Treasury e
Ill pamen which held sixteen years has
sumed the practice OF his profession. $50 ~
his principal prosecution Of claims
before Congress- the several departments and
eign ndemnties. kH s##t7E NEg 8--E WI
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Office al his residence between 10Th streets.
Nov l3-dlmif Ns. f&
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q. y FOWLER, 500
IMPORTER Of china and queensware glassware
cutlery lamps candesbra, gandoles, walters, britannia ware
mated ware, &c., kc., fa'ft Gtat'M .Ea8
received within the last few mouths by the ship Chesapeake
Gon Liverpool and otherwise, upwards OF
900 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his equal any in the county, consisting
Ia part follows viz; 20
and plain white china dinner SETS and de-
baskets dishes, plates, Nc, &c, - "
Rich and plain tea sets and detached pieces
A variety of dinner sets, do 40
Beautiful toilet sets, do do
Rich and plain punch bowls 4es
Rich painted candeabras NJ. &
"A large OF girandolesr
Rich and low priced vases holdersl
Plated and other candlosticks, baskets
Britannia tea and coffee sets walters and lamps X
Ivohandled knives knives forks, threaded and plain
plated and albata forks. 4ige t ttt t's M z. VT. = ~
GLASSWARE. If
Rich plain decaief gobet champagne hook passes
ters cordial glasses, finger bowls savers float bowls
dishes, boquet holders, sc. 7st' s Ff II 1879
large assortment Of and reta as
low Il be purchased In the county, E-'-T' n
Stone at the manufacturers, prices. Wade
Dec. 6-eof I'm odd Fellows, Hall 7tl street
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Waahington City Agency.

CHARLES ALERT, Attorney Law, give attention to the
of claims before Congress Depart
mens ONCE, Treasury Department. Washington,
d. g. saa5'Ft gl 5l Ell us , el 80 M I,
KErEREsoEs. ue 43sEl.
Daniel Webster Robt G. Winthrop, Lawrence sam
ue Bradford esq, Boston Hon. O. W. Lawrence Edward
Blunt AlsoP Chancey, William wemoc, esq, New York
Hon James Buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon. NJ Dallas
Ingersol ST. Geo. 4. Campbell, esq, b. w. Richards ESQ.,
Morris VAIN, stephen Baldwin, Philadelphia Hon. Louis
Walker Rev. Smith Pyne, r. g. Coke, esq, Mess
Riggs Washington Davis Hon Henry s. Foote Msss
appi Hon. 8. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 2s-dmiE
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NE today rccsvcd, per cxe- lsse supply Of ladies'
white black Md Slipper, CATER boots and
sarons patterns
which win be found he celebrated New Yok gossamer, very
light and beautiful arucie; ladies' gum boots.
eenees dress boots patent leather
Congress boots Shoes and generally large
ofbcavy tc such usually
establishments Al Of which offered
at wholesale csfean al moderate prices. .
Dec 4-eedlw Is inf9 %
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An interesting aaestlon.

Without passing any opinion upon the subject of the
following argument, or indeed, without having time to
consider IT we cheerfaly lay it before readers We
know its author and no clearer head nor purer heart
belongs to any American citizen.
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Irvins IIeteI, washington,

hvine Hotel, washington,
Correr Of perrsvpsria and 2fh street.
GENTLEMEN and families may psironze this hotel VIII
End In excellent order m thc best IN the
CITY, and the establishment IN I'll ip sppcinmen wen cscu'asea
.. THOMAS, Hs.A4
Nov. H-co3w Late Of The Howard HOTEL New York.
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FANCY SEALING WAx.-W. FISCHER, importer Of sta
oncry direct from the manufacturer Yer
a fancy war, the most brilliant coiors put
boxes packages which he viii sell at low prices
stones Hail. be had nj three and four cents
Page-one third less than Il Il sold elsewhere
Nov. 25--Jaw3w sss3hE Nlal ~ Itta ttttt aff
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-17
Trufhfuiuess.

OF all happy households, that is the hap.
piest where falsehood is never thought Of.
All peace is broken up when once it ap-
pears that there is liar in the house. all
comfort is gone when suspicion has once
entered; when there must be reserve in talk.
and reservation in belief. Anxious parents,
who are aware Of the pains of suspicion,
will place generous confidence in their chill.
dren, and receive what they say freely, un-
less there is strong reason to doubt the truth
OF any one. If such an occasion should
unhapPily arise. they must keep the suspi-
cion from spreading as long as possible
and avoid dsgracing their poor child while
there is any chance Of his cure by their
assistance. He should have
their pity and assiduous help, as if he were
suffering under some disgusting bodily dis
order. II he can be cured, he will become
duly grateful for the treatment. If the en-.
deavor fails, means must OF course be taken
to prevent his example doing harm; and
then. as | said. the family peace is broken
up, because the family confidence is gone.
| fear that, from some cause or another.
there are but few large families where every
member is altogether truthful. Some who
are not morally guilty, are Intellectually
Of accuracy. But where all
are so organised and SO trained as to be
wholly reliable, in act and word, they are
light to all eyes, and a Joy to all hearts,
They are public benefit, for they are a
point Of general reliance; and they are pri-
Vately blessed, within and without. With.
put, their life is made easy by universal
rust; and within their home and their
hearts they have the security of rectitude
and the gladness Of innocence. IL we do
Dot invoke wisdom. she will come and null
iply such homes in our land.-Household
by Harriet Martineau.
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Literary Property.

The $500 year for ten years to Mr..
Macaulay. for ten years copyright of the
first two volumes OF bis "History Of Eng.
land" is perhaps the largest sum ever
given for work in two volumes. The
largest sum heretofore known to have been
paid are--4,0OO guineas to Washington
Irving for his "Li(e of Columbus" in four
volumes, octavo-2, 900 guneas to Moore
for his "Life Of Byron in two volumes,
quarto-and f8. 500 for ten years to the
present Bishop OF Oxford and his brother
for the "Life Of Wilberlorce," in five vol.
umes, octave. Mr.. Roberts is said to have
received 5000 guineas for his "Life of
Hannah Moore, in five volumes, octave
Mr.. Twiss 1900 guineas from his "Life
OF Lord Eden, and Mr.. Stanley some
thing like 1900 guineas, from his "Life
Of DIR. Arnold" but these were receipts
upon the sale, not specific sums given by
the way OF speculation like the payments
to Moore, Irving, Wilberforce and Macau-
lay. The largest sum ever realized bv
any one work whilst it continued TO be
called a new publication, was $4,000,
the proceeds of Sir Walter SCOTS "Life
Of Napoleon, the work of 12 months,
and published in nine volumes, octave, in
1927. "The Row" was literally beseiged
with demands for the "Life Of Napoleon"
as Stationers' Hall used to be an 'sAlmanac
Day"--when the exclusive privilege Of
printing almanacs belonged to the Station
ers' Company. OF large sums realized by
the sale of new works in a very short pc
Rod, several Of the novels of Sir Walter
Scott and the monthly issues of MIR. Dick.
ems might be instanced as probably, both
in numbers and profit, exceeding anything
in literature since Sacheverel's "Trial," or
Dryden's "Hind and Panther, the two
most remarkable instances of successful
publication recorded in the early history of
bookselling in this country. The "Life
Of Columbus" has not yet, we believe, paid
its expenses the "Life of Byron" was a
loss till its appearance in one thick volume
with double columns; and the "Life of
Wiberforce." it is well known, was a heavy
failure. Mr.. Macaulay's annuity is, there
fore, lottery with the Messrs. Longman.
The best and most remunerative books in
English literature have been bought by
booksellers at the lowest prices.-Atheneum.