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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-20

90 John Haas, Farmer Up Augusta
81 Isaac Seller, Blacksmith, Low Mahonoy
% Isaac De Witt, Farmer, Low Augusta
% VIM Vastine, do Rush
"a John F Kline, do Up Augusta
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-20
Two Lots Of Ground

in said Borough, on Water street, Nos. 90 and 9l.
On lot No. 81 is erected, large Two STORY
DWELLING HousE.--Latc the estate of Mary
Lyon, decd. The lots will be sold together, or
separately to suit purchasers.
The terms of sale, will be made known on the
day of sales by
GEORGE LYON, Exec'r.
Sunbnry July 6. IS50-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

at the next election, (subject to .hc decision of the
Democratic County Convention) Should | be
nominated and elected, pledge myself to perform
the duties of said Office faithfully and TO tho hest
Of my ability. PETER HOUGHAWOUT.
Rush township, June %, 1880
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MAHOGANY AND MARBLE.
STEAM SAW M.ILL.
AND TURNING sIHOP,
Corner Of Eiepenh and Ridge Road,
AND
CABINET MIXERS.

CH HBINEI MAN ERS,
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
No. "a South Second Street, Jclo,c Dock ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
vEVlIE i subscribers would call the special attcn-
Il tion of Cabinet Makers and Others to their
very extensive assortment of materials in their
line, consisting OF Mahogany Venocrs, Boards and
Plank, Hair Cloth, Cured Hair, Glue, Varnish,
Locking Glass Plates, Mahogany Knobs, Bed
Posts, Marble Tops, and every description of
Hardware Tools, &c.
Cabinet Makers residing out of the City, would
find it greatly TO their advantage to call at our
store TO purchase such materials as they want,
connected with their business.
All our goods are WARRANTED,
of the best quality, and at very reduced prices.
Our Terms Cash, (no trade)
We guarantee to give every man the worth Of
his money.
II. & l.. THOMPSON.
N. B.-Mahogany, Walnut and Hand Rail
Plank, and Stair Balustcrs for Buildcrs,-aso
Marble Nantes, always OH hand, and every de-
scription of turned work.
June s, lS50.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-20
PUBLIC SALE.

ON Monday, the l2th day of August next, at
~ the Court House in Sunbury, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, will be exposed to sale,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-20
ARSHALL'S
TONIC MIXTURE,

TONIC MIXTURE,
For THE CURE OF FEVER AND AGuE.-WAR.
RANTED.
rINIllS unrvale medicine may be relied when near.
Is all other remedies fail Its value is not sufficiently
known, therefore, the proprietor desires 10 enlarge the
field oi It's usefulness by making known its virtues and ei-
v 10 thousands of sufferers who are moi that they
can be speedily and radically cured Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
without the use poisonous drugs nanseous poons or
e eleterous effects OF qune IL is Offered to the pub.
lie t w price to Ice il within The reach o all assured
tat those who use itSecordng directions viii lind II
safe and speedy cure for
FEvER AND HGuB
II moi dsereeablc nansealng compound but agree
l te calculated to remove the disease and give healthy
action tD the stomach and bOwels
p,epore,l only by Marshsl 4 Co., and sold whoesaes
and r,tu by Rowand A Son, No. 81 North 9Th Street,
Phhlepha-Price 81 per single bottle and se per dog
June ~, ie5O-iy
EpAY RUM.-An excellent article for sale
6b by HENRY MASSER.
HXSunbury Jan. 27th, ls49--tf.
Yf>EAS, from the New York Canton and Pekin
n Tea Company. For sale by
j. W. FRILING.
seuburx psc :, lslss ,-
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LIST OF CAUSES.

XNOR trial in the Court Common Pleas of Nor
% thumhcrland County at August Term 1850
p Hileman admir-. of Geo. The heirs of Thos.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NORTHUMBER-
LAND COUNTY.

ENELLOW CITIZENS Encouraged by
~ large number of my friends, oilcr myself
ms n canIiIofo E,r tho ,,fI,cc of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-07-20

Extract IRON the Journal
SAAII. w PEARSON, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

DOl WANTED Ia AZ Office, who writes well, 10 cor.
- rect at nfes ADD recommended fof honesty Ons Nv.
ing the Sixteenth W.d preferred Apply al Tho eornof
u Tenth avenue and Twenty siAthst ~ n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
NUMBER 245.

nc arts a. tnclr elimination. snd steam the last
Inorganic motors. would shrink with awe oodd
Shey contemplate the grandeur Of human destiny
"a n spocA u which ogr day is but the daw ning
And certainly. whoever coniers this splendid rlii
~ new Motor on the world will Ne ranked with
ne uSo'es' o. earths sons The coal Is : tempt
lus one and the more 80 since the k,e,est sp,1t,
N two hemis spheres sc strivin., :, rs,ch (, w
are lgnorant who viii receive tbs co,,v, b,,t ~,
Gow who vi not VIZ: those WIN, D,v s,v-,..
honors - PET and whoes sspiraroas aevs- So
above the sensuahties OF Vul,yar ambition Co.,
rally. the rich revelations Of science sre xa,ls ~
those who love them ior themselves not C,- ,Sh.t
they can be sold for They come down ,n this,
who seek them. who by industrial shidv SDl p
them when found IS expressions Of divine thoughts
sor tbs cuod OF the species.
For months past crowds have been haNennc
across every lstltuGe on ;her wsy % the newly
discovered realms Of gold An epidemic RACES "a
gather and hoard that which. sxcept as a symbol
has no more value than It's weight Of inert sanl
stone ~ granite A peoples treasure - IN useiu
labor there Is no wealth aud can be nO0a but whsi
j, creates Ever good CREST or small Is purchased
by Il. SavaSes with bouw!less territories snd fer
tie lands, INDECENT AMI often destitute be-
cause they Work not 4 single cay labor of a
peasant NJ mechanic tends ~ relieve human
wants and increase human comforts II produce.
that which IS not 10 be had without IT, snd to whi,h
tuHs Of S.literng ore can contribute ro,hing 4.
fine. there Is no wealth hut labor-uO enjoyments
bu' what are derived from u
But 10 those who are ambitious u sano5nc
themselves and really enrich'ug Their country
Piacr~s inexpressihly more precious than sny "a
be found on the Sacramento sre invi!mgiy open
Let them Dig N rHE MINES % rHs MOTORS. ard
they vii bring 10 light active. fruitful and ever
lasting sources OF tguo OpuencO
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2 = ~ 7 7 Z 7 7 y =
INSPECTION \
NrW.NGRkl \

-
VIII no addition of he month and year from tho a o.
Msv to The L. o Noysmhor.
kfsrts Thar all II disputed inspection snail be
s.olfed to Messrs rsppan, MADDEN and Marshall whose
dcc'slon. OT UlEf II anv w II tfem shall be hnal
Rrsarcd That Committee ut foag. II whom two shall
- Receivers and rNo Dealers be appointed conmnciOr
establish The necessary standards tMr. janice Hoyt
Mr. Francis P Sage, Nj JOSEPH Allen and Mr. Stephen
Nsentue were sppolBied A. thai Committee
Reesre That there snail 10 established grade ~ super
enc 70 bo termed "supefnne. No 2"
Rssr>d, That The Association Inspectors shall MOI be al
lowe" 20 bore and Plug any aour unless The shl DO
inspected 10 fili AMI branded.
Reaed 1hsi the union of he TWO Boards ~ Inspectors
shall eiscon the st day ct February far
eganis heir receipts but that he alteration he brand
aud standards and Ofef action under hess resolutions be
deferred until tte st day OF April
kssoircd That he proceedings Il us meeting he pub
l-bed for two weeks each IN The journal OF Commerce.
Express. Courier Enquirer vsning Post and rFhuee
j1w Z. II. HOLT, Secretary.
iures.-ihe hsi ecnte % The Course VIII bs Delivered
NJ lhe Rooms OF tho Association Clinton Hal, Tuesday
Lyeons Jan Z ssoo y Se.9ek BY R'LrH WALDO IN
usI HENRY A oAkLEY, Chm. Leet. Com.
r. LIQUID Hair Dye improved - IS To color tho
hair whskcrs The moment Il applied without the loss
uuy-lt entirely free from unpleasant odor ard hs
washed with The stronge. soap Immediately Il L applied
without waiting IA dry. For sale, or applied al bAtcsRL
oss VIZ Factory Wsllst nylSrurnkssta
Restorative u NJ WISE Of Va which 10 compound vege
liable paste being applied daily by Mr. CAVIAR Agent
d. 81 Chsnbefs.t oPpOse he Pafk Hours for tbe fecep
ron Il adts. nom Y TO up NJ Wisas csebrsfed Hair
Tonic Tor sale by Mr. and also sold by John Lndmsrk
10 WA.si MefcAanls Exchange III 81
~ Waicr-C IRE Instiiufes.-Dr TpnL resesvcs
patents a. h- conmodJps city establishment - Laghist
Il is provided with several lahlng rooms sons Of which
country establishment Al Oyster Bay, l. l. VIII reopsn
Auri tll I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

klOATmES WASTED-On the DeawsTs and II nd
DsOn Canal Tor 1850 Tbs Company arc now Dullalng
several hundred bO3s which they so ~ temperate and Ia
dusnog- men, favorable terms 70 DO employed Ia
and New YOrk The BULL 10 carry 10 tnns us
cargo tor this year will however bs only sbout =, mns
Tbs viii be O. 800 purchase money fof the yost ~
OF which must paid IN cash, or good security gVea
f Il. payment on before the let day u Angst neu
The balance 81 the purchase money will be feeeiyed By In
o.. eofs OF az per tp Of Tho freight Of he boat The
,se 0f frs Qt for he present year vii ~ a. follows FOr
tD made In 10 days from H0nesdas 70 R0ndout al tbs
rare Of IS per for II day nps, ~ eeus per au
a1d over n DAYS a. no Of 20 cents per un Out q
eae cargo - - be- retained Unt he ed u the sssson
u ne freight Wiz be pad 10 cash a. Tie cod VI
esch mp
rThe expense Of unloading viii exceed cents per
The canal 10 los miles long Ths locks tended bob
dsy and ~ shL aad tips b made In 10 days without
change u sOfses The Company engage ~ supply thu
e!gM asd hIll nplOymsnt for 10 bOsl from the opening
u he sanal he e!Oss Of azvgagOn. When boats
10 proportion 10 Is nOml HOnssdAe When sJais are
cuired 10 dlsch1gKs Al New YOrs, s COmpsDy's sssm-
boaz vii tO~ thsrn without charge. and additional
nel glt viii b. paid ~ that place.
Tho Company ara .aaO 5giidnz number Of scoss,
Hhch tey viii sel 500 sseh, The ~ pay
Hsni a. s bos,S, except hA the instruments viii be Us
per UP.
Application % bs nsde personally by letter ths sub
cf al he ohce u 1s Delaware snd Hndson CANA Co
II Wallet. NEWTON with reference rsconmeDdsSlOs
~ character and capacity and n accepted, notice Win
10 gYen ~lsn and where the contract be executed
MAURICE WURTs, President pro ten
DELAVARE ASO HrDsos CAsAL OyTIcg
Se~.York, Jan. IS, lsI0 n I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22
GENERAL NOTICES.
" rs~ier- Il Wells, Phre.elosiss: an ana

" Pewiers Il Wells. Phreselosists ana
Publishers, C1uon hsL " Nsssaa-s~ he1 We f"A
~ DIR. shew, .sisor : varces vcsk. 90. and rae,
urouer % ws.er-szre. y Foora~sv near ren,a~< nu
~ Nr.. VI. =. Cove Nchsis--wsier Cure rsy.l.
ree've TOR sr~rnen; or vis,i a. her Residences TN
~ General societ, OF VI &c hanics and rrsdes-
men, Aocha1.cs hA. a.. Srcsd~V
LEcrvSEs-lSS
Prot AsAsGr-Nsmrl Rels1ons e-sweeo Aninals-
Monday a. lea ~, and erh o. Y Pm
~ Sc.t.a .aa SKI. s,cuise.-Fsoraary On Al Y Pm
Rsv Dr. BsrHrNT-Ho and - Hs,ory Trade CAarsc.
Hon JcES W rosSsos-rhe cou.runoa aad Free In
sr-lions OF our County Eeo. SUI Mf,PN
~ Members can obtain ,hsiI rsass q &c Appres-
acc.s Library. I'm ~ JOHN A BUNrIS0. cAslrusnL
.es.j WsI1srs = sss,SS. ~. !. .ssa.s,Ss
Hs Hester q doors eess u he so~ery, eyectns
81 ,be wor. Proess. m GSSsrru-sat science. Az No
ras and RehSoo .i-The Moniers oftAe Fr~-est Age
ard he svucics Producing TEEN Fre~ Lex al sarot
is S;e,S'
r5s- Noticc.-Aia r,eeInx q TIE conmiE-s for tAs
Geefof he ltslan FoucA Refugees Il was unanimously
RessseS rsa nc Committee be and hereby dissv-d
ma. Of ssa ccnaaes - dspS.,sd wh he Ital.a Ben.
eVcseui >oeicty q thc CIV Of New.lork
{ { ssi FSsdRlrrL ; aSSSSTSEEtkRDr.
q ArrSEllL see. Ga 81 sEccHI DE cAsALL
~ Al Regular Meeting Of the members Of
made and esr.e nat rsarn car sincere hAnks TIC
ors q te View Nork Cav Cemetery SOC their very ecrA
~. n'SniaSeui oder u buN LOIS ge0iered 10 Nohegan
Lcai No - o u r ard have accepted tho oser and
N'1a rSvnied 10 The orer and The public genera.
y .he ne most dssFshe hufying grounds the vicinity
%. Ne~-lork ALfN &siSrYRr q
l' ~" JOHN DAWSON X \
" At n Meeting OF the Association Of Re-
cciNer- and Dealers In Flour. held al DemonlcS'.
on Monday evening" January a. S The shseuce u 10
President Sn5 Wee President, o ". JONES. Esq Nc
c. I'd fo lie C1e.r
The AanuaI Report Of tho In.pecsor. was real .na a.
proved
Alter ili discussion " he evils consequent upon hs
existence 20 I've boAds OF Inspectors and Ira compeurOs
between them.
Rsslses, Thal i. exreden ~ establish Board q
Inspectors " ia one Uniform standard and thercup0n
Re'lE>d That Tho sV Inspectors appointed a. Inc last
annual meeting OF he Association viz Thomas Hsddep
icny Suets, John Marshal. I I Chamberlain. VIA W.
Nsrilev aud Jas. r Oakley, IN connection with Christie
pher Tapqau ard Daniel Brinckerboa, be appointed Ia
sl-ciors Tor The ensuing wear.
h....l.A I-a- -n. lu...- nranl .hau herna Der h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-22

Y uQn WA>TKD-A parssr with from ts.6o
1csOOOtD $50, Ia bgsiners slready cornfnencso
One seqlsnled with drugs preferred Atifess vim reel
la1ne ID D. J his once. ~ "
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-18

Dog Erpress.-The Menesota Pioneer
gives the following account of the "dog
train. which recently arrived at ST. Paul
from the extreme northwest:
1.-The train arrived on Monday last, with
a heavy mail from Pemhina and the Sell
kirk settlements, distance, five hundred
miles. Shows are reported very deep In
the north. The three dogs having MADE
fifty miles day some days, were much
fatigued at the end of their journey. Be-
ing fed, they laid down in their harnesses
for several hours and slept, but moving
their feet, while sleeping on their sides as
if they were still travelling. Their sledge
is light board, with sides to- 1t, of green
hide, making sort of open shoe, with a
PROV turning up in front. skate fashion.
The sledge contained the mail, and pro-
visions for the dogs and two men-pemi-
can &c.-there being no dwelling to stop
at for many hundred miles. One of the
men, half-breeds, travelled ahead of the
the dogs; and the other with stick to
drive them, and rope to hold back the
sledge down hill, came behind. The dogs
are sharp-eared. little above medium size
and look much like wolves. We have
been thus particular in describing this ira
yelling equipage, knowing that it will seem
novel to our reades in the United States"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-18
The Fire AunihiIator.

Mr.. Phillips, the inventor of this new
apparatus, recently gave an exhibition OF
its powers to a large company assembled
at the London gas works, Vauxhall. After
some pre- lIminary remarks on the vast
losses from FIRE, amounting annually In
the three king doms 10 e2 900 600, and the
inefficacy os water in quenching furious
confagration, he set fire to a compart-
ment of large open building, filled with
partitions and temporary joisting of light
wood, daubed with pitch and turpentine,
and hung with rags soaked in the same
com bustiblss. The flames ascended, roar
ing with such vehemence as to repel the
spectators to distance OF forty feet, reach
ing, apparently, beyond all remedy by
water; when Mr.. p. with one of his hand
machines, somewhat larger than good
sized coffee pot, from which a volume of
gas and vapor was discharged, extin-
guished the flames .'in half a minute;"
and then, to prove that there was no nox-
ious quality in the resulting air, immed-
lately walked through the building with a
lighted candle in his hand. A company
has been formed. to manufacture these
new styled fire engines; which if they
answer as well in practice as they seem
to do in experiment, will soon make their
way to this country, and find their field
Of operation in subduing flames and, per-
haps, fire riots.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-18
Trouble Between Prussia and Hanover.

The Deutsche Reform publishes two
important documents on the subject ofthe
accession of Hanover from the Prussia
League. The first of these documents is
a circular which Baron Scheatz ad-
dressed on the 18th inst to the Hanovrlan
Ambassador in Berling. and to the Prus-
sian Embassies in foreign countries.
This circular, referring to the minutes of
the Administrative Council containing
the declaration of the Hanoverian Gov
ernment respecting its secession from the
League of the Goth of May, 1S49, and
referring likewise to the second dispatch,
contains this statement:
.Obedient to his Majesty's orders,
have instructed His Majesty's Ambassa-
dor at Hanover Immediately to quit his
post until further notice, and TO return to
Berlin. After having, according to my in.
structions, informed the Hanoverian Cab
met of this order by means of verbal
communication, the Ambassador has ar
rived at this place"
The second dispatch which is dated the
9th of March, is addressed by Baron
Schleinitz to the Hanoverian Minister at
Berlin, and, referring to letter from that
getleman Of the 25th ult. and to declara-
ton il contains respecting the secession
OF the Hanoverian Government from the
league of the Goth of May. lS49. under
the pretence of an alleged offence to that
Government by the resolution of the Ad
minitsrative Council of the 18th of Feb.
ruary, 1850. Baron Schleinilz protest:
that the Prusslan Government ca nnot see
how the said league must therefore be
considered as existing de taefo and d'
jure. In conclusion, referring to a Ger
tain desire expressed in the communica
ton Of the Hanoverian Ambassador. and
tending to insure the maintenance o
friendly relations between the Cover
nments of Prussia and Hanover. Baron
Scheinitz protests that-lt is his duty to
point out the Inconsistency of this wish
with the unexpected and unjustified Sc
cession of the Hanoverian Government
from the treaty of the 26th of May, lS49
and openly TO declare that the mainte
nance of friendly relations does not lie in
the hands Of Prussia alone, but is infu-
enced by the conduct of the Hanoverian
Government.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-18

The "hstfrmities Of Genius.-Booth,
the Iragedian.-We see in the Richmond
Enquirer, of Thursday, card, signed by
q great number of citizens, requesting the
managers of the Richmond theatre, TO
overlook the ':infrmities of genius" and
make re engagement with MIR. Booth,
who was missing lately, on the first even
ing he was to perform. Seton & Chip
pendale had cancelled the first engage.
men., but they say they wiz renew the
contract, with the understanding, how
ever, to deposite in the hands of a third
party the sum of $500. in addition to the
amount agreed to be paid Mr.. Booth, pro-
vided that he shall also deposite the like
sum of $500, the party forfeiting their
deposite in the event of non fulfilling pune
tually the terms of the contract.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm in
Carroll township, Cambria county, about ak
miles north of Ebensburg, containing about
22J Acres,
With about one hundred cleared under rood
fen ce and in stale of good repair. There is
large frame
DUeliing House and Barn,
Both new, erected on the premises, together
with good thrsshing machine, and other ou,
houses. This land is of excellent quality. and
well ProPortioned for grain and grass, and oc
fers fine opportunity for any person wishing
to engage in the farming business. The title
TO the land is indisputable. For further partic
ulars. apply TO the undersigned, residing on the
premises.
JOHN BANTER
March Ii, lS5O-23-6t.
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Ebeslsburg Marker.

Flour--S5,25 $50 per barrel.
Wheat-$i a l, l24 per busheI.
Odfs-373 40 cts. very scarce.
Corn Meat-624 cts per bushel.
Rye-623 cts. per bushei.
BuckUheat-624 els per bushei.
Potatoes--50 a 624 cts.
Butter-Roll IA a S cts. Keg l21 IA
Fresh Beef 3 cts
Fresh Pork a cts
Salt-2, so per barrel.
Eggs--l0 cts per dozen.
Hay--Sl0 a II per ton gag
Seed-Timoihy. $500 per busheI.
Cloper-S4,50 do.
WoOl-23 a 25 cts per lb.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that letters Discriminatory
ON the estate of Thomas James late OF Jackson
tow nship, Cambria county. decd. have been
granted To- the Undersigned, residing in said
TO " nship, by :he Register Of Cambria county
All who are inds5t sd to said estate are reques-
ted to make payment withou delay, and those
having claims viii present them properly su-
thenticated for settlement
LEWIS JAMES. Executor
March 81, 1850. .-24-6;
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Statistics of the JeWs.

An official publication informs us that
there are hardly more than from 4,OeO,-
900 to 5000. .OOOFJews in the whole world; !;
whereas Buddhism numbers OO,OOO,C ,CGo
adopts; Brahmism 2OO,OOO,OOO; Christi:
anity 23O,OOO,OO0 to 25O,OOO,0OO; Ma
hometanism, from i3O,OOO,O 900 to I50,-
900 900; and Fetishism Tor pure idolairy)
from SO,000,0O0 to 100000 900. The
100000 Jews are thus distributed:
There are some 100000 in Syria and
Asiatic Turkey; 25O,OOO in European
Turkey; 100000 in Morocco and North
Africa; $4,000 to $4,000 in Eastern Asia;
100000 i'll America; and about 200 900
IN Europe-viz., $4,000 in England; L.
594 In Belgium; $50 In Sweden and Nor
way; 5000 in Denmark; 70 900 in France:
$4,000 in the Low Countries; I,I2O 900
In Russia (more than one-fifth of the en-
tire race); 200 in Austria and its de-
tendencies; 2l4, ,43 in Prussia; IT'S, 900
In the German States; and 1000 in Italy,
Spa n and Cuba.-.4n Ambassador
Coming to the United iStates.-Bv the
Europa. We are advised that the Spanish
Government had borrowed 10000, 900
reals, for the purpose of placing the
! Island of Cuba in proper state of de-
fence. and Count Mirasol was abou1 20
embark at Cadiz for Havana, there to see
the orders of the Spanish Cabinet carried
into effect, after which he was charged to
proceed Oh SPECIAL mission to the Pres.
ident of the United Stales
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Executors Notice

EIIERS testamentory on the estate oi
IL Timothy Davis. late of Cambria town.
ship. Cambria county. deceased. have been
granted to the subscriber by the Register of
Cambria county. All persons indebted to said
estate are request ed to make payment imme.
dictely; and all persons having claims against
said estate. will present them properly anthem
tieated for settlement.
~<tl..sss E. WATERS, Err.
April ls, '50-26-6t.
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Executors Notice.

Notice is hsreby given, that Letters Tcsta
mentary on the estate of Mrs. Margaret NJ
Grand la te of the Borough of Johnstown, de
ce ased. have been granted to the unde ers,gnec
by the Register of Cambria county. All per.
sons indebted to said estate requested o
settle their accounts and those having claims
against said estate will presenr them to the un
dersigned duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN CAMPBELL }
THOS. MKIERNAN,
April IL. IS50-27-6t.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-04-18
EEecxtO7''s s Notice

EiIERS testamentory on the estate of
II Susanna Troxell. late of Wa shingto n
township, deceased. having been granted by
the Register of Cambria county to the subscri
Der: all persons indebted to saId estate. will
please call and settle up their respective &C.
counts; and all persons having claims gar ms,
suid estate, will presen, them properly au' hen.
tIcated for sett ement as soon convenient
Ab'm TROXELL, Executor.
April IL, lS50.-27-6t.