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CONEMAUGH.
Mexico.

Governor LErCHER, United States
Minister Plenipotentiary TO Mexico, pre-
sented his credentials TO President HER
RERA on the 7th of February, on which
occasion the usual courtesies were inter-
changed, and the usual complimentary
speeches made.
The impression seems to prevail
througout Mexico, that SANTA ANNA will
return, which we believe he will do at no
remote period; that be will hold on year
or two, and then, very probably, go again
into exile, as a kind oftemporary rustica-
tion, to which he is now so accustomed,
that he has come to regard it, probably, as
a matter of course, and an evil which not
being remediless, is therefore endurable.
They talk now seriously in Mexico Of
constructing a railroad, an actual iron
railroad, from Vera Cruz TO the Capital
first, and to be continued thence to Aca-
pulco, on the Pacific. The whole length
Of the road would De between four and five
hundred miles, and would be a work of
great t'uility, but, under the present state
Of things in Mexico, political and fnan-
cial, not now, nor for some time to come,
reaizable, in our opinion. We think
railroad from the Mississippi to San Fran
cisco, is likely to be sooner constructed
than the Vera Cruz and Acapulco road,
though possibly it might be completed to
the city Of Mexico, could the country en-
Joy dozen years or so of repose, riddIng
itself frst-a sine qua non-ofthe revolu-
tionary and revolutionizing military ele-
nents, which are its crowning curse.
The cholera was committing fearful raw
ages in various parts of Mexico. 1t is
much more to be dreaded there than in
this country, fortwo reasons-tbe want of
comforts among the people, and, in re-
mote districts, the almost entire absence
of skillful physicians.-Wash. Globe.
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DI ED

On Friday evening last, CATHARINE,
daughter of Mr.. Richard Jones, of this
borough, aged about 81 years.
At his residence in White township, on
the 18th inst, ARTHUR M'DERMIT, in the
5sthayear of his age.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

A LII persons interested are hereby notified
IA that the following Administration ac-
counts have been allowed and filed in the Reg
ister's Office of Cambria county. Pa, and that
the same will be presented for confirmation to
the Orphans Court to be held at Ebensburg
for said county, oil the lst day Of April next.
The account of Richard Scanlan Executor
of Henry ]. M'Guire decd who was one of the
Executors of John Conra d decd.
The account of Joseph Richter and Domi.
nicI; Hartzog. Administrators of the est ate
of John Wertner decd.
The account Of Jane Todd and Thomas NJ
Connell, Administrators of David Todd Jr.
decd, vino was the surviving Executor of pa-
vid Todd Sr. decd.
VIM. K1TrELL, Register.
March 2, ,ls50-22-tc.
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sRfsce.

Is hereby given that letters Testamentary
on the estate of Thomas James late of Jacks son
township, Cambria county, decd, have been
granted TO the undersigned, residing in said
to- nship, by :he Register of Cambria county.
All who are indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make payment wthou delay, and those
having claims viii present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement.i ..- - s..-r
LEWIS JAMES. Executor.
March 81 1650.-24-6t. tt
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NOTICE.

The public is thereby notified that l have
left in possession of my son, David Rees, du-
ring my pleasure, the following property, and
all persons are cautioned against meddiing in
any wise with the same:-One Bay and Ore
Gray Mare, two setls Harness, one Cow, one
Plough, and one Harrow.
JOHN REES.
March 2l, IS50-24-3t
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Public Sale!

~I ILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC
w Sale, ON Monday of the April Court,
M, about 3f5 ACRES Of land being part of
tract warranted in the name of Alex Stewart,
situate in Cambria township. adjoining lands
OF David Powell, heirs of Richard Roberts. and
Joseph Williams on the sonlh, and on the
north John Williams and Others having three
improvements thereon. Said tract is owned
by the Pennsylvania Society for promoting the
abolition of slavery, and relief Of free negroes
unlawfnlly held in bondage; and this is one of
three tracts given to said society by Dr. Rn sh /.
The deed is recorded in Somerset, 9Th of July
A. ID. 1904. The terms of sale will be made
known on the day of sale
STEPHEN LLOYD, Agent.
March 7th, ls5O-22-3t
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EVE see it stated that Baltimore
bricklayer is at work in San Francisco,
with Baltimore lawyer carrying the hod
for him. Right.
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Public Sale.
eNAh ACRES Of land situate

IN Susquehann1 township, Cam
bria county. will be sold on Saturday the 18th
of April next, on the premises. two miles south
east sof The CherryTree, and and a half
miles east of the Susquehanna river, adjoining
lands OF John Emry on the west, and Dav id
Somerville on the east. On said premises there
are 25 acres of cleared land, two story Log
ID Dwelling House. The Timber is of su uper ior
quality principally WHITE PINE. There is
also sufficient number of springs convenient
for watering places, ith the advantage Of
public ROADS leading from Ebensburg and
Hollidaysburg to the Cherry Tree good
title will be made out with Patent from the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Payment
will be made easy, sale to De held on the prem
ises by ~
-s.a 7e-. BERNARD oCoNNoR.
March 81, ls50.-24-td.
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PUBLIC Sale,
RY virtue of a decree of the Or

RY virtue of decree of the Or
phan's Court of Cambria county, will be
exposed TO public sale, at theCourtHouse inthe
borough of Ebensburg, on Tuesday the I'd day
of April next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
the following described property:-A certain
piece of land. adjoiuing lands of VIM. Douglass
and others in Carroll township, beginning at a
post thence north l76 perches tn post, thence
east 2l2 perches to post, thence south 176
perches to post, thence west 2l2 to the place
of eginning-containing 220 acres, &c, it
being portion of the real estate of John Doug
lass late of Cambria county, deceased, and
numbered on the return ofthe writ of part ton
by the number g..
Terms one third in hand, and { he remainder
in two equal annual payments TO be secured by
bond and mortgage.
r. L. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Feb % lS50-21-td,
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.4iSO,
All tho right. title and interest OF Va!cntine
kr Use, Of in and TO piece parcel of land,
sit uate in Clearfeld township, Cambria county
adjoining lands of David Krise, Thomas Adams
Joseph Adams and others, containing 900 acres
more or less, about 35 ncres of which are
cleared, having thereon erected two story
hewed log house. hewed log barn and saw
mill, all in the occupancy of the said Valentine
Krise.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the sui
Of John Ivory and William Kttell Executors
Of VIM. Todd, decd.
13- n. b. The Sheriff has made the follow
ing the conditions of the above sales, viz: one
fourth of the purchase money on each sale to
be paid at the time the property is struck down,
when the sale amounts to $500 and upwards,
under S500,and more than 800, the one third;
under 800, and more than $50, the one half;
less than $50 the whole amount, otherwise
the property will Immediately again be put up
to sale; and Deed will be presented for ac-
knowledment, unless the balance of the pur.
chase money be paid before the following Court
JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Ebensburg D
March 4, lSJ0.-tc.
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STATEMENT

Of
State County purposes OF he eyearls
Real
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SAW MILL

SHELL and Spanish Polka Combs, Port No
- nies. Brushes, Fancy Soaps and oliPhaIe
or sale by
LITZINGER & TODD
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on Barrels of superior Flour, part eztr0, fol
0U sale by ,,vopv
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D.pnI,;r
D.l.u.ra
Erie,
Fayette,
franklin
Hdo, uaeene,
Ind;ana
Lycoming,
Lebanon,
Lancaster
Ieh;ah ana c.rho, 8
Monroe and Pike.
Mercer. Venango and Crawford, :
Mifflin, - s
Montgomery
norman Pton'
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

e b virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Ell pon-
4 . as and Lev. Facias issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
and TO me directed, there will be exposed 10
sa lc at the Court House, in the Borough of
Ebensburg, Cambria county, on Monday the
LIST 'iay OF APri! next, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
All the right, title and interest of Evan f..
Evans, of, in and to u piece parcel Of land
situate in Cambria township Cambria county
Gloining lands of John X. Willisms, Davis
Powell and Hugh Edwards. containing I3
acres more o. less, about 65 acres of which are
cleared, having thereon erected two story
hewed log House and a cabin Barn now in the
occupancy of William E. Evans.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit
of Johnston Moore.
. also,
All The right, lille and interest of Thomas
e. Rees, of, in and 10 a lot of ground situate
in the Borough of Ebensbr rg Cambria county
fronting on Lloyd street and extending back
TO Ogle street, and known the plan of said
Borough by the No. Ia, having thereon erec-
ted one story frame house and snl II stable
now in the occupancy of the said Thomas E
Rees.
Taken in execution and to be sold al the suit
of Johnston Moore surviving partner OF S. &
J. Moore.
also,
All the right, title and interest of John NJ
Farln, of, in and TO two tracts land, situate
on Bens creek, in Wash ington township, Cam
bria county, thereof, warranted in the
name of Richard Constantine con ntaining 400
acres, the other thereof. warranted in the name
of John M'Farlin containing 400 acres nd al
lowance. (both tracts proved.)
fakcn in execution and to be sold at the suit
of Gilbert l.. Lloyd.
.3lso,
All the right, title and interest, of Samuel
Dillon, of in and TO tract of land situate in
Washington township. Cambria county, rdjoin.
ing lands of Jacob Troxel, Ignatius Adams.
Thomas Jackson and others, containing 344
acres, 30 acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected frame house and stable now
10 the occupancy of the said Samuel Dillon.
Taken in execution and 10 be sold at the suit
of jacob Fornwalt for use of David Brawley
now for use of Johnston Moore
.4LSo, 8 - .t -
All the right, title and interest OF John r :.
Crum, of, in and 10 piece or parcel of land
situate in Summerhiil township, Cambria coun-
ty, adjoining lands warranted in the name of
Israel Jones, lands of Adam Schneider, decd.
and others, containing 100 acres more or less,
about Is acres of which are cleared. having
thereon erected cabin house and cabin barn
now in the occupancy Of the said John Il.
Crum.
Taken in execution aud to be sold CT the suit
i ID.
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q - DOZEN BOOTS and SHOES
~eE all kinds Just received andfor safe a.
BHch4nan'S .Sore.
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DIED.

In this town on Saturday morning, I'd inst.
of pulmonary consumption, Mrs SUSAN, wife Of
Mr.. George Eakle, in the 47th year of her age.
The deceased was retiring in disposition and
seldom mingled with the world around her
She made wise choice in confning the sphere
of her duties within her own family circle
Here she was known as faithful wife and de-
voted mother, and could leave the scene OF her
actions, with the consolation that her faithful
ness and devotion were appreciated by afflicted
and weeping friends, who surrounded her bed
for DAYS before her departure. In youth she
dedica ted herself TO Gods service, but was de-
prved for years, through severe Affections, the
privilege OF worshipping stately her God and
Saviour publicly with the congregational priya
ton sore and much to be regretted in the case of
any one Yet in her case we believe Gods rich
grace was "sufficient to her day Of trial."
and through meditation and private exercises
that grace prepared her To meet her last earthly
conflict with serenity aud composare, as her
hope and faith in Christ enabled her to triumph
over the fear and sting of death.
On the Goth ult., CATHARINE ISABEL, infant
daughter of Samuel w and Mary Nj. Strlder, Of
Harpers-Ferry, aged year, months, ard 10
days.
: Onthe 18th ult., at tho residence ofher father,
Geo NARROW, Esq, in Loudoun county, Va,
Mrs. AMERICA, wife Of MIR. F. ]. Conrad, of
Harpers-Ferry, aged 81 years, months, and 3
days.
On Wednesday the 2nd day Of October, at the
residence of his mother, near Fairfax Court
House, Capt. ANDREW FITzhUGH, Of the U. 5.
Navy, in the 57th year Of his age.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday October 3lst, on the Bridge al
Snepherdstown, by the Rev. B. NJ. Schumacher
Mr WILLIAM UNpERDoNK to Miss MARY May
HEw, all of Berkeley Co., Va.
In Baltimore city, on the 29th ult., by Rev
Mr.. Ryan, MIR. GEORGE w. CRANwELL, of Lees
burg, Va, to Miss CLARA BELL ZoRGER, OF
Harpers-Ferry, Virginia.
On the evening of the 26th ult., by the Rev.
Dr. Zacha las, Mr.. JOHN BELus, to Miss ELIZA
BETH LALEY, of Harpers-Ferry.
In Leesburg, on the morning of the Oath inst,
by the Rev. ID. P. Wells, Mr.. WM. WOODWARD,
10 Miss MARIA ANN DAyIs--both of Leesburg.
On the Island of Virginius, on Saturday night
the 26th ult., by Rev. John +. Price, Mr.. VIII
LIAM KEMP TO Mrs. ELIZABETH DOVE, all Of
Harpers-Ferry.
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THE HOME JOURNAL,

THE HOME JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK, AT TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
I0N the first of January, next commences
! " New Series of this copious, comprehensive
and elega thy printed Family Newspaper, which
is now acknowledged TO be the indispensable
drawing room gazette OF the country. home
is hardly complete, we think we may safely VEN
ture to say, without the Home Journal which
is the Chronicle Of all that interests all classes
Of Society, and ofthe intelligence which most
enlvens an American Home. New-York is
the great centre, and here, at the fountain head
Of novelty, incident, literature and foreign
news, the Home Journals printed and published.
Its Editors geo. p. MORRIS and N. P. WILL
LIs,) devote their entire time, skill and expe-
rience, to the task of giving each week, every
thing worth knowing. They particularly keep
an eye on all the whims and novelties of New
York Society, presen ing sketches of the bellies
Of our time, and careful portraits of the dstin-
guished public characters. In addition to this,
the most utmost pains are taken, by TRANSACTIONS
from French journals, and by foreign co respon-
dence, to prepare such reports Of the fashionable
gossip of Paris, as will exceedingly instruct and
amuse. We present to our readers, the facts and
outlines of all ne,rs In our literary department,
we aim at sketches and readable criticism and In
our condensations of the fecund productions Of
the vast newspaper world of England, we aim TO
avoid the tiresome, and the local, and transfer
to our columns the pick of English information
and brlliancy, while we cndeavour to select
with true sense of pure morals, b-'te rit, and
genuine httmotr. In addition to the above, we
propose 10 give, in the course of the coming
volume, one entirely new feature, which We
tn; TX will particularly interest the Ladies, viz
A series of returned Love Letters. This Seing
a species Of composition that interests all read
ers, we trust to make the numbers of the Home
Journal more eagerly looked for, and more
carefully preserved than ever We have also
ne,r CORRESPONDENTS in London and Paris, who will
send us much that could never reach us through
foreign journals rs Nt,o Years Present from
a Gentleman to Lady, The Home Journal is one,
of which the remembrance is rene,ced erery 'Veek,
and it is unsurpassed as gift in good taste
TERMs.-For ope copy, So; for three copies,
SIS, or for one copy for three years, S5-always
in advance. Subscribe without delay.
Addres MORRIS s. WILLIS,
Editors and Proprietors, l07 Futon-st. N. York
November 5, 1850.
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s CHINESE LUS7RAL
WASHING FLUID

For pashing' in hard or soft 'cGfer.
TT saves an ordinary sized family from
twenty 10 twenty-five dollars year in
labour and wages. Also, 60 pounds of
Soap Powder for making hard or soft soap,
or washing without labour, warranted to
tale the stains out of table linen and nap
kins, and warranted not % rot or injure
the clothes. One paper of this Soap
Powder will make II quarts of best family
white Soap, or 4 pounds of good hard
Soap that will wash with salt water or
hard water, and take stains out of table
linen. and remove grease from cloth,
gloves &C., for sale by
CHARLES HARPER Agf.
October 90, 1850.
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Undoubted Receipts and New Music,
Willalso be given regularly.
AMERICAN AUTHORS,
A FEW NOTICES.

For its great encouragement to American
Writers, it should be found in the parlour OF
every family in the land Ohio Western E1npO-
rum.
OF all the magazines that have come under
our notice, this is decidedly the handsomest and
the best.-.Asrport Mercury.
The Iady's Book is the best and most highly
Dried magazine of the kind in the country
.Nstrburg Courier.
MIR. Cooley is evidently in the van Of the pub
fishers of his class of magazines Times, .Mcint.
Its beautiful engraving and chasle literary
matter endear it to the freside of every cultlva-
ted family it visits.-Tenn. Chronicle.
Godey's Lady's Book is certainly one of the
handsomest, and completest publications of the
kind in this or any other countTy.-LuthGrn o.
serrer.
1t is splendid, superb, and unapproachable -
Phita Saturday Courier.
1t has the most superb engrayings and con
ans better literary matter than any other mag
azine in The word.-ScOt's Weekly Paper, Phita
delphia.
it should be welcome into every family as ar
agreeable and appropriate companion for the
youthful and innoccnt.--RepubEc, Washington
d. c.
It's editor, Mrs Hale, a lady Of genius and
great taste, is devoted to the Improvement and
elevation OF her sex on CHRISTIAN principles, ano
is careful to exclude from the pages other Book
every thing of doubtful tendency on the score Of
taste and morals. We rejoice that magazine
so widely circulated iG in safe hands.-'N. l.
Christian Observer.
TERMS Cash in .3dranes-P Postage Paid
Single No. 70 cents
One Copy, One Year, 50
One Copy, Five Years, H.
Two Copies one Year, D.
Five " " H.
Ten " " and an extra copy
to the person sending the club of 10, ~
These terms will not be departed from by any
of the Philadelphia Three Dollar Magazines.
address, l.. II. GODEf
ll3 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct 90 1881
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PORTRAIT PAINTING

III A. HERRINGTON, ARTIST, re-
|. specially informs the citizens OF
Shepherdstown and its vicinity, that he
has taken rooms at D. Enters Hotel,
and will be happy to serve those who de-
sire to "see themselves as others see
them"
Specimens may be seen by calling at
Daniel Enters Hotel.
Prices moderate and likenesses war
ranted.
Nov. 4, lS50-3t.
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JOS. ENTLER

TEEPS constantly on hand large and
n general assortment Of
Fresh Groceries, Queens, Glass, Stone,
and Uooden Hare,
oME-.MqDE BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Consisting Of coats, pants, vests, linen,
cotton, Bingham and check shirts, silk,
cotton and bingham handkerchlets,a large
assortment, buck, wool and cotton gloves
and mits, of every description.
Paints, Oils &. Dye Stuff.
A large assortment constantly on hand.
HARD W.4RE.
Consisting of large and general assort-
ment of Nails of every description. Bradss-
Spriggs, Tacks, Spades, Shovels, Hoes
Hand and Cross cut Saws, Hinges, Locks.
pen, pocket and butcher knives, &c.
Family Medicines.
Hance's Sarsaparila Pills, Horehoun
Syrup, Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy
DR.. Wickey's Cholera Medicine, -
Swans Magnetic Pills, Castor oil, N
Epson Salts, All Spice, Essences OIL
kinds, &c.
Brick, Lumber & Plastering Lathss.
A large assortment always on hand and
will be sold on reasonable terms, in quaint
ties to suit purchasers.
Country Produce will be taken in sI-
change for goods, if delivered jmmedists.
ly.
Shepherdstown, Aug. Is, ls5o-d I"
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THE SAME OIL. COON
ON HAND.

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave 10
i state TO the nnsRlic that he has taken a
room in the corner of Rhineharl's house,
where he is prepared TO do all work per-
tanning to the
TAILORING BUSINESS
with neatness and despatch. He thanks
the public for their former patronage and
begs continuance of the same, TO say
anything further would be. superfuOus as
the public arc capable Of judging for them
selves. JOHN SN1 DEh.
N. Ban Apprentice boy is wanted
at The above place, between thirteen and
fifteen years old. Application must be
made Immediately.
wish all my old customers 10 call and
settle and tai e new start.
is.
Shepherdstown, Oct. Is, 1850. I'm.
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ADMINISTRATORS S
s 4 L +

|ON Saturday the 18Th dag Of Novsn'-
" Der, 1850, will offer at public sale
at the late residence of DIR. Thomas Ham
mond, in Shepherdstown, a large assert
ment of handsome
Household g. Kitchen Furniture;
Also, choice and extensive Library OF
Miscellaneous and Medical works, with
large as. ortment of Medicines, Surgical
Instruments, &C., TO which the particular
attention of lhe Medical profession is in
Yitcd.
Several valuable servants.
An excellent horse, accustomed to both
saddle and harness.
| Rockaway, Buggy and harness,
with many other articles of utility and
convenience.
Terms of sale-For the Slaves and for
all sums of SIS and under the cash will be
required. For all sums over So a credit
of nine months will be given, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security.
No property to be removed until the
terms of sale shall be complied with.
f. |. LEE,
.4dm'r of Thomas Hammond.
N. B.-All persons having ella ms upon
the estate of DR.. Hammond are requested
to present them to the subscriber properly
authenticated. T.. L. l..
October 90, lS50-ts.
ChqrlssiO,rn papers please copy.
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GROCERIES

Of every description, together with Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Tin-Ware Wooden
Ware. Bacon, Lard, Liquors, &C., togeth-
err with every article usually kept in well
stocked Grocery Store. Also, domestic
Mnslins. Suspenders, &C., Glass and
China-Ware, dried and green Fruits. and
Fish oil. All of which he will sell at The
lowest possible prices Thankful ior
past favours he earnestly solicils con-
iinuanre Of the same.
The publics humble servant.
THOS. s. TURNER.
shepherdstown. Oct. %, 1850.
p, ST. shall keep in the House for
merIy occupied By NE as store, Flour
Corn Meal, Corn, Mil sluffs, &c, Away:
on band a, Wholesale or Retail at The
lowest prices.
Country produce always taken in ex
change for goods at cash prices.
THOS. s. TURNER.