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STATE or VERMONT, tUlE il remem
District of Rutland. LDbercd that a


STATE Or VERMONT, he il rsmem-
District of Rutland, 4Dbercd that at
. special session Of tho Probate Court Of the
said District If Rutland cid ut utland IN and
for the said district on the 7th day Of August
A. ID. 1850
Present, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge.
Where's, DIs ii tiau 0uardtsa af Ms. EyJrn' ncs
smith, al insshe persoo, OF Pttsfad 10 ssd distro,
has this isy made application 10 sad Proe~ie t"fl
therein setting orh that he sal safj seihsJ 81 tsf
tain real estate 10 wn certain tsc' Of lstd ,itused
ia said fusIfd containing stout s,x and hall &C
b,unded bossh by OrIa Thomss, east w fiansi by
Armins,ou and ths bighssy-being lhe same decided
To The ss,j Ma. smith by Caleb Hercee Of said f,ts
fofd-tbst ms sziJ ssfd has atis or no pefsoosi
bsi thu ssij town ef P,tsfofd 10 apv sItssd
To tbe charge VI her SUPPORT and nsioisinsnce- he
the sail gusfsiss lhrfsDfs feslussts sad Coun 10
grant him license to sell ssid real estate IN vdsf Ia
nss ssss,s bf tho P,ymss, Of The sIpeasss Of ns ~
tsiniGs his ssid sAfd'
Therefore, IL i. ordered by the 'aid Probate
Court that the said petition be and the ,aine 10
hereby referred for hearing and decision 10 the
stated ression Of .hid court TO he be d at The
once ~ the Re gster Of raid court IA RatlAbd
10 .sii District On the fret Monday bring III.
"a day Of September 4. ~. 1915, and that notice
thereof be given by publishing certified copy
Of the record 81 lhis order three weeks sue
eessitely pTe,i0u, thereto in ths kaiisHd Her
aid a nc-rspar.f printed al said Rutland and
eireoistisE an the neighbDrhc"i Of fhosf inter
sstsd 40 order iiis, ali rerspn. inte'e'ted tlsTs
Ia may thea and there spr.ar before sad tooIs
aud oijs-, ~ the grating " raid heeh's, u
they cau,s.
true cVly % record 81
HENRY RAIL, Register
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COMMISsIoNERs NOTICE..

We the ,ub'er'be,s beng sppoiuird hy
the Hon. Prohs,e court fof the District 81
Rutland, commissioners 10 receive. r,sminc,
and stIa,' all CLAIMS AID dcms lids Of al, pr.
sons sgasnst tisr estate NJ
sitn sssrU, late az Rutland,
IN sad district, dsces sd, ~ p'e-~nisd ibsolv.
en,, and Oh month, iron. tbs third DAY Ut Ja.
Iy, inst being allowed ~ sssd court iof t.st
purpose, 49, do therefore. b~reby give to-
Ire tina, We sLi att~ad W the bas,n~rs II
DOR ss,d appointment 81 Tia. late dee Hing
hou~' OF sad d-c~asd on the isst JSrsasys
81 Oci0Lrf aud Dre-Ht-rr. neat, iron. TN o
eln *, 4 ~ usl.l Z clock + VI on aeh Of
said days,
81 HUMPHREY. ,c.a.....,
NJ p muMriHLY ''""'i,'' rs
Il stl,rd, Jsiy Zsb. i-SD 70
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AFTERNOON.

AFTERNOON.
The Conventioa u,rt p~puant 70 id journ.
ment
On motion The Chair appointed Messrs.
Billings, B;geiow, ssd Mussry, To notify Mr..
A T.. Lyman Of his nom'naison by this
Convention. ~ the Candidate to repre-.
ssal this District in Congres.
Mr.. Lyman soon made his appearance "a
the Convention and rendered his thanks for
this dss.ngaished MARI Of confidence, and
gsve . very able and lucid exposition al his
views Of public Poiiry al the present. time.
Th4 Comm!,tes uPon Resolutions reported
The following, which we're sHsnino us'y adept
ed
Rsss'psl, Thst the report az the nomins.
ting Comm,tsss appointed by the late Goa.
veassoe Il Manchester, having er<n there ne
jecs<d II became th~ duty Of the Dwsrct Com.
m,ttee, 70 call . new Convention for The put-
pcse u psesestisg <gihmsts nosa'nstson,t ~
ihss thy are eatstird " The tbsats Of the
Wing Pssty lus hsviag % nsasfuily meet the
crisis and fulfilled their duty.
Etssissd. Tha, the report Of mere CON-
mili<s Sf nooinst,oa VIVA F~)ce,ed by the
Convention winch appointed that COMMITTEE
70 not entitled to consideration, and ought
net, IN conformity yah lhs usagrs Of thu
sh,s parry IN he regarded - notnins,'os OF
u be sueesssed - sseh u The pulls. g
Rssatsed fk<y.fsre. That IN OCT opinion II "
thu duty Of ell whigs to gn''e uPoa the eau
d,dsss = iecseA BY th,s Coevestses, and BY
Their vote 10 eleci hsn.
, kssssvsk, That ths eoasis1fst, nassy. ssd
p.,r.os.e course parssed BY the psepsat RIP
lsratsuve 10 Coasress Il this dsssiss sstisbrs
han 70 he sissoss Usprsl gsSaas4s end hes'
~ fssss hs csaslissests. $50
The cosvesisos vss sAAseseA ~ d.
Bv>sss u B~ssisgsAa. ~, k'sAiasA q
Rns,iisbors ssd svessl oshrss. amer Which
o. seSiseS The Ces rat,es s1jsssssd s'ih
on, DAY.
ROBERT PigRPOINT. P,s..sss,
"a = :, ~ S:::':' |.-''''.''''-
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STATS ~ vERnowT. ~. ~ r,~sr,e,c,,
prstici ~ Rs'sssd -, , .kAi hs staisd
evss,sa ~ ~ rrsAsss esevs sssses = q s,isH.
y sss ts~ sssi p,s,ssss ~ u .t So, ga tie asr
ssrasy, ID 's~iss The eA DE-, ~ AaswI All
ssne
r~>e~s. Me- Mar, ., nsrr~, JvAes.
Whesess . erftsti Snstruascht ~ GfilVr
ru,rost,~e 10 ~ ~ lsst wiit see s~sss.ns.,
a nse q. 9sr.si. Atr VI eAwwsbwy. - sp,d
d's,r'et, dec~a.~d. has th,s asr hsro p'c~~1
ID 10 sam rr-As~ S.att, b, Hr es~cs,e.
thws,vi, Tive ., Ia named. 10 MI; We. ilseHst
DotdaL n,e wsd,~, sud Jay 7. Rmdnt.
con ~ aid d~c~a~d, ~ "r,ies ths, the
s>us sesy - d~ly rp~ and allowed IS s.'e
lsss 81. end tsiauseaI
Thtrctr.e, a !, esi~ssd ~ tsiAFr.hs.c CaW,
that the r,hsts and a,le~ssce Il .a,d iusftu
meni - ssid LAT ~ii| asA,e mat l.. s.a he
.sme ~, hereby referred " N, s'a,d .e..ios
rt ,s'd t.at,tu he bold ~ a.. pfsee e the
rer.sssr n -s,j Cp~tt 10 sshi katssea " the
Lr.i MuodAy i's,ag Tho ID day u Stii, iesjt, ard
tsat nu,sy thets,., be gi,cn, Wy Iuhiishns .
~~ttihcd ca,y -, 'hs teesed ef,,As ssdcr thre
serh. tscesssisriy pre-, tv~ thetnts i~ the Rat
land hcrs d. . az s,yssprt IfiatsA al 'sd Hat
iAad To- uricr thar all isrso,. ,ntrtcstea thctsin
may then ssd there srt~sr sef..ss said tsuri.
'nd coate't the prubat" sna silsuaAes 81 sald
instrument, q. said lat v III and tesla mrut, VI
they see caurt. A true copy ~ rrcntJ. 10
ugxAv uALa, kextster.
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y, W. HOPKINS, Ckrk.
InhAiL 4 Sm,rn, attorneys. -


STATE or VERMONT, RE 1t rernsmbsr.
District q Ru'lsnd, ~ u "a that ata
SPECIAL ssssi Of ssiI Probate eaurt Held ~
kutland within aud fer aid Iuisit uI Rut.
land on the 2fi day ~ july, 4 is5
Pre,cnt, Hon Hartey Baton, Jsd.s.
Whereas Mathew l.oxtb StmH.s tsat,r #
Charles Riley. late u Pitsiord, 10 .ais dis.
uet, drcehS interstate. lac ti,s day ,nsd-
application Ia saId ftVtsp cVun propo.,ny
10 render an account Of hi, augmentation al
sad esisic, To make Q drcfes Assigning tn,
"sldue Of aid es,st, real and p.T..,nsi sfis,
Psyhg the debts of sad deee aseJ and the .a
Isss~s 81 administration ~ 'i,s heirs of,s d
dcrased OF the p~tsnns eat,tied tbstrta
Therefore, IL - ordered, bj the rad pr.
bate c"un that the risniiaatio1 Of ss,d ~.
onHnf mr. alio~ amer and the cone ode, s,,un Of
sa'd a.enre be si,d the, are h~fsky rfrrrd
10 The stAt'd srssinn 81 - ID oour 10 b. b. Id .,
Ia" "aee"f the krEi.br ~ sid oonr, IN Rut.
land IN said Dsu,ct 90 tie first Nsndss .hs,py
the "a day Of S~ytrIi.b.f, A. -. irJ6, s.l
that NOTICE ,brnofbc gwen ~ pyLiish,sg a
e~n'ta~e copy d,b~ sseo,d al this order AIN e
w"rks su"ce"vciy ~ the Rotlsod Hrfsid, q
n.w'Psp~r pat.,shed Al kuiisnd, in osd.f
that sil pefsohs NAV il,~n aud there app. ~
isf1re sa!d sour shd esI-n, u the silowsor@
al ss'd account and 10 sad deere Il thy see
esu~" A true copy II t~enid
N HENRY HALL, Fey,.ter.
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STRAY MARE.

Cstne INTO The enclosure 81 tl.s sabset,L.,.
On ~. 's",Sih s.y If jos%, last, u I've ysat.
sia tsss'he' siaf~ ~nh nstsfsI tai, a .ns "A
si"ps u slnte sfoyEd zoe raj Taco -r.,
/" i"fsrs'rs I" f'"ss pfsi~hy. pay shsigss
and t-ss Esfsssy -
JDskfl L uAgska
lawns ia, J.i, I--G
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NOTICE

THIS +" ertt' y that have ths day giysn
my son, loyal Alien hi. 'in~ darn, he ~.
n.s'nd'r o. IA. ,a'sss',y add stsaii r!ssH n"n"
81 his .sgss.Dss Fssy ssy ic~tu of h.s epB.
tracing a'irf ihis dst~
fa1s yg ANDERSON AiLENTs
Wsiiingf6fd. Juiy II, ia.,i. 40 ~
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TIN PeddlerS.

THE subscriber wishes tn hire Few more
/ industrious young men, with horse and
Wagon, to peddIe Tin Ware, &c. Good
wages will be- paid. T. r. PARKER.
Proctorsvillr, Aug ], 1850 :U:3m
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NEW ARRIVAL.

harreis and bags Of Coffee,
Barrels Codre Crushed Sagsr;
HID aud Boz ssgus;
Pure fresh gsou I'D Wsne Lad,
lap.~ed OIL IN casks and barrels.
~ bsg, fine Lssfrosi sab,
3oo SACKS Ds,'y nsii; Fss ~ak BY
BAkKEry, sos 4 Co
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congsaisssoNnRs NOTICE.

We the sanso rib-f. hs,Hs sppsinsed By ,hs Hon
W N. Prohste Coun Sor ihs dssaict Of Ys5sAssen,
oommassseoer' 70 receive sxsaise and sdJsss eli
es msssd d>@ants II 81 psssons ssalaa - eslsss u
BCtKLEi HcLErkN, lsie Of Pss.ei. Ia ss'd dis
irot deesssd fspsr sseie asovsst add six mon, he
fran ihs 2slh tsy VI hsy. bssAs s,l~vsd ~ ss,d
ccar IN that paspsss. ss - thsssioss hereby give
ice Ina, s,n sttsod the basissss said
spposata..a' 81 ihs dvsal,ss kosss u isaisi Blake
Wy. oa The arss Monday Il Oeissss @s'. from co.
ria.s sai,i lsss y oket, ?. ~. es ssid DAY.
Dated Pa siet. Nay gsh, is5a 81
i,sNiEL eLAKELSY.i Commissioners.
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NE ihs ts,scs.befs t.r,ss apsas.siss ~ the Hsa
w rr5,ss csar for thu dis1xici I'd FAsThsyss esas-
s'saer. 70 rsctys eramise aud sdj psl eli claims sss
d.'nA nas 81 al rersoes sssiast The sslsis u FIX
PhEN PAUL, sre u wsiI.. ~ ssiS alslrct deee,ssd,
represented ..s.svehi and nsstihs from the i5th
la, sf 10y $50 seiar sed " ssii our for .hs
Psrpase, DO isetsiofs hereby give oolos thsi se
81 siie,sd to the business al sad iseAl
a. Ito tvei'sus Apssr u sidss D. issA Pests O. tie
teeth day u ssPtsmsss sss, kess sss s'aaek aotii
i0lf ocloet Pm 90 sslJ day.
Dated 81 Wei. shis 1D,h day Of ysiy $50 81
yOHA BAaDfN ,.
IkLyfN CROvEs Commandments
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Dissolution.

THE copartnersh'p heretofore existing under
She firm Of Martin and Henry, is This day DIS
solved BY mutual concent. All persons " ho
have unsettled accounts with them will do
well To call immediately on S. henry, with
whom they are left for collection
u. s MARTIN.
S.iiENRY,
Rutland, Aug. !, 1850.
The Shoe bust will he continued by
the subscriber at the old stand by
30 S. HENRY
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FISH! FISH

JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
Salmon, in whole and half barrelr;
Mackerel in I Il, Is, -, ~ and whole bills
Picked C"d in barrels;
Sword Fish in barrels;
Shsd in quarter and whole barrels;
Dry Tod aud Pollock BARRGTT Sos, T. Co.
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To stone CATERS.

NYsntsd to employ Art rate workman ~
w cstiiaG snd Aaishng Hesasioas,. 10
vhss good vsges aud ,,esty smpioynent ell
be Kissn-
kssisa nd. Ase- ~ l65O 81
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FRUIT.

A LMONDS, Engl.sh Walnuts, f,lb-r's.
Y Brsz,I Nuts. Pecan Nuts. C"cos Nuts,
Reg and Box Rn,sins. &c. at wholesale, by
BARRETT, son d co.
August, 1870.
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BRUSHES

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DARRETT Il SON are prrps'ed to I'll
ID orders for all description Of Brushes, ut
the lowest prices. Samples may be sem at
their store. August, 1859.
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fcs~rr' 'Grrek Slave will he exhibi,ed
o NddstSsy ,dssins comneneenep, week
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inf the
this. .n ars .es % have I'd the
has
IL fact full u
In
CenssetsJ with wonderful
THE NATODEON
crminr
6ceut,A drawnt
a Mr. r.
en
in
BEES WING HAWK
Of
to-
OF
\ Z BRISTOL. Agent
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state Of Vermont.
RtTL.1NDI..Nx.

AIAssos D''r, )Ru,l,oa co0n,. ,,,,,,
VILLAS K,,., 'r"' Term, A. ID, I-5o'
ACTON on Book Account, In which the
Pla,nuh cla,ns one hundred and fifty dnlia,..
10 balance book accounts between the PLAN.
IN and Defendant.
And because the said William King rrsides
without tins State, IN parts unk nown aud ha-
not had personal notice uf tiIo pcndrncy Of
this suit
IL" ordered that he h. sotiEsd 10 sppcsr
Of the neat Tenn of Tins Coar, to ~ b.Li a
Rutland, IN sad eoupiy, on the rcond 1arr
DAY Of September, A. ID. ESQ, then and
There TO answer THERETO, by publishing the
substance Of The fiaintlf declzrnt.os, u.
g~thcr with tins order tire. weeks success,
'veiy IN Tho Rutland iiersid, q newspaper
printed al Rutlaad, The lest publication n bc
b. least twenty days bcfoJr sad ter.n, which
.i'ai' b" deemed snf'.ricn, notice, sud day
thereof is gwen, DC
=. ". HOPKINS, Ckrk.
a
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OO3CD.

Tsks nay ssvtdy tkst ~ sos, Martha u Pres
i lea, kss this sny. sss sAt the rvnsisisg rsrt
81 his t,sss sssisx bis nis ority s,.d 10 ct bss.
y ~ make ln esn esatfAsts sad Isy his sua
ssh,A send eiain hose u As esssis ~ sss i.s ,
ssss v bis debts.
ALtAI PRESGos.
PhtsfsTa. Ass i2.h 1850 81
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FOR Sale BY the dos o. s.ngi~ bottle 81 the
Groe~ry near the Depot al Ksiisae. Also,
frvh Of sil kiads Including aaellyns.
- kiRkALDiE.
Rst!snd, Apssa II, Is5o. ~
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FISHING TACKLE.

alta chcd ond Canton cr Sen Grass Lines.
Just received II. l.. SPENCER.
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Notice,

A l. l. The dems nds of the late firm Of I'll.
born Il Martin and ID $ Martin can lie found
with 5. II. Hodges, where they can now be
settled free from cost. ID. 5. MAk1lN.
Rutland, Aug J, 1857. ~
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Whereupoa Hos. A. P. LYMAN, vas de
clsr~d 10 Be duly nominated.
The c0nventson thru took 4 recess until .
Q clock.
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PFeesdeht,
Wee Pres,dent,
Jomn d. BLAZE, ESQ of Windham Co,
Hon. NAruAx II. Borron, Bennington Co,
Secretaries,
I'D. Harris ofW indhsm Co.
q. A, futile Of Rutland Go.
J. J. Hill Of Bennington Co.
On motion the convention proceeded to
bsiloa for candidate 70 represent this district
IN tn IA Congress Of the United Sia.es,
wkisA, haitea re~o1teA n f,,llowa.
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AFTER are alluded to, and rccited in your
E,ncllc,ry'. letter. To ilso~e Transactions.
lana now directed not more particularly to ad.
'rt, bccau@ the Gully question: pDpnundcd
iy you respecting the sathosi'y under which
Coancl Monre acted. aud the approval O.
diappnval Il his Proclamation. Your
ElceIi-Bcy's Communication aud the answer
viii is imaedissely laid before Congress,
ssa the President will take that occasin 10
bring 10 IL notice the trsnsscsious alluded
r. above.
Il ~ kscvW - your excelleney thst the
Yaesasoos growing out u The acquisition VI
!Ldc~ua and Nsw- Mexico, and aisong them
the highly important onr Of The boundary
d Texas. have Ansdily eags6cd the siten-
tsoa q h.AA Houses u Consr~.s for many
mouths. .pd ssill engaY il With intense in
tered itis ~aasraoA that The I~gislssure
Il Texas will he shortly in Session, and will
sa,s The boandary question Also before il.
Ii /" 'islic.ae crisis 10 osr pablo .Gaiv
va free certainly from psssibie Danger.
ta he, " osAkasasy trusa that jssfice, mod.
srs,ssa, palricsisu. and ttr iuvc Il the Tin.
pa, may insfire such COUNSEL, hcth ia the
''osernmeua Il The United S,stes and tina,
q TEXAS. - sAali carry TN oouasry through
n'e~ d.agrss. soA bring J, safely csi d
thea AL Ard With renewed assurapcei
q ae oossiauass< At nutssl respsa and
Aa.~ny in he great family a States.
Aays ths hoeor 70 be, With entire regard
,Ssr Eseellescy's ,posa ossedicns sssvsni
DAsIsL Wasrks, S<r'y Il Stale.
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ROur remarks a few weeks since rel

Sut iSu1aEkS lew VEGAS SiuCc ici
ative TO the course pursued by the Johns
town Echo and those who control l., ap-
pears to have kicked up an awful dlstur-
bance in the disorganizers' camp. In the
last number of tina. deieciable sheet, they
snarl and chatter at US like set of pet
monkles caught in the act of stealing pen
MES from some mans pocket. As we
knew the truth would not be very accept
able to them, we were not disappointed in
the least in finding ourselves replied to in
the shape Of two or three columns of bill
lingsgate devoted TO our especial benefit.
We care nothing about it however, and
they need not therefore fatter themselves
with hope that they will by this means
draw us into war Of words with them,
and thereby lose sight Of the more impor-
tant issues now before the people. We
do not think that Mr.. Smith or the political
eunich writes for him are of sufficient inn
Portance to warrant us in keeping them be-
fore tbs public IN the sha pc of a weekly
nollce. Our only object in noticing them
In the first place was to put the Echo and
It's sponsors in proper position before
the people, and this much we will feel
bound TO do whenever we may think the
interests of the party require it. Farther
than this we do not intend to go, as our
columns can be much more profi,ably en-
ployed We are conscious of the recti-
tude Of our our own course, and therefore
feel confident that anything that may ap-
pear in the columns Of the Echo can do US
no personal injury. We have never vo-
ted "anythirg else" than a democratic
ticket since we had the privilege of exer.
cising the elective franchise, nor ha. the
Sentinel whilst under our control ever de-
waited in sustaining regular nominations
and yielding hearty support to democrat
ic men and measures.
But if the. Echo and its coadjutors would
take our advice, they would keep cool and
not provoke an investigation into certain
matters which which may be very disa-
greea5le. We have heard of certain "pen-
ciAings by the way side" which if made
public, would place some individuals in
anything but an enviable position. Does
any body take'
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Auditor General
Mr.. GIVEN:

The Legislature of this sss-
sion having passed law authorising the
election by the people of our Auditor
General and Surveyor General, it becomes
The duty of the democratic convention
which assemblies at Willlamsport, TO place
in nomination candidates for the above
named offices. | would therefore respect
fully recommend Ephraim Banks, Esq,
of Lewistown, Mitflin county, for the Of
fee of Auditor General. Mr.. Banks is
well known to the people of the State as
a sound democrat of excellent qualifca-
tions and amiable character.
He has served the public upon many
occasions in manner highly creditable
to himself, and with much honor to those
whom he represented. AS member of
the Reform Convention TO amend the
Constitution, no one distinguished imself
more than he did. His praiseworthy
course in that honorable body has endear-
cd him to his numerous friends through
out the State, and if nominated he would
be warmly supported by the entire de
mocracy of the State.
YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
April %, 1850.
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

will meet a the eleciIor houses IN their sever
al townships on Saturday The 27th inst, for
the purpose Of electIng delegates from each
election district tn meet in Convention at the
Court House in The Borough of Ebensburg on
the following Monday. whose duty it shaIl be
to elect a Representative aud recommend a
Sena: orial Delegate to The Democratic State
Convention VIII ich 10 to assemble at Williams.
port on the 29th OF May next.
The polls IN each districr will be kep, omen
from two TO six O'Clock. p. NJ in order that
every man may have an opportunity of voting
by Lhe Democfatic Cnu.iy Crmnttte.
S. j. REN>HAW, Chairman
April 9Th, 1850.
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CONEMAUGH.

a Lady Reporfer.-The last exp edrent
that LAZY would dream OF, as a means
of livelihood, certainly is that ofa repnr-
ter Of the public press; yet il is stated
that Mrs. Swisshelm, OF the P.ttsbu rp
Saturday Vsiter, charmed with the men.
tai attractions OF ;he U. S. Senate's re-
p"rtoria! gallery, has made a, plicar on
Tor seat as correspondent of the New
York Tribune, and, better still. succeeded
in Obtaining it. I he fair trespasser upon
these reserved rights. hitherto regarded
as sacred. has commenced her sway over
the quill; and tar and spicy letters she
does write. such only as one having the
cood sound sense and discrimination of
Mrs. 8. can put for.h.--Bah. Sun.
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II preposlerous Story.-An anony-
nous correspondent from the Boston Her.
aid states that the money with which DR..
Webster paid lIr. Parkman was a cnlec-
lion ofthe small sums saved by NJ s. Web
ster--saved from money sent her by her
friends at Fayal. Now that Mrs. Web
ster had this money and did not come
forward TO testify TO the fact, is prepos-
ferrous 10 admit its truth is 10 proue that
DR.. Webster is guilty of ia alsehood. as he.
claimed, efter conviction, to have himself
saved the mount in small sums, unknowr
10 all others. But ifthe statement in the.
Boston Herald is true. let Mrs Webster
make an affidavit Of the fact. and it il
mos, probable new trial will instantly
bs granted to her husband. followed by
an scquit,s.
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IreisialiYe.

We have yet heard of no time being ap-
pointed fot the adjournment of the Legis-
ture. A new Apportionment Bill passed
the House but was killed in the Senate bv
a vote of l6 to l6-Speaker Best rsfu-
sing TO uote. Best must be consum-
mate scoundral, and appears determined TO
control the Legislature. In the Appropri-
alton Bill which has just passed the House
there is $4,000 for completing the West
ern Reservoir, and 100000 towards a.
voiding the Inclined Planes on the Portage
Railroad on the western side of the noun
tain. Whether this bill is likely to pass
the Senate in its present shape, we have
not learned. For further interesting Leg
islative particulars see the letter of ou-
Harrisburg correspondent.
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SThe election of Delegates to a Coun-
'y Convention takes place on Saturday
next and we trust the people will feel suf-
hclently interested in the matter not to let
1t go by default. Let there be full turn
OUT and elect good men who carry out the
whistles Of those who sent them. We
hope to see every township in the County
fully represented in the Convention.
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Clerk of The House of Represeptatiyex.

Our readers will perceive, (says the
Washington Union,) from onr report OF
the proceedings of the House of Repre-
sentatiVes, that the Hon. R. NJ. Young.
of Illinois, late Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, was on yesterday, elect
ed Clerk. in the place Of Thomas ].
Campbell, deceased. We apprehended
that the scenes of the early part of the
session woulu be repeated in choosing
Mr.. Campbell successor; and we are
happy TO be disappointed. not only be-
cause of the public business. but because
worthy man has been placed in an ele-
waited and responsible post. Yet, this
election gives us a still higher satisfaction
Judge Young was elected by union of
the votes of those who adhere to the DEM
ocratic faith; which we trus, is harbin-
ger that the bitter feelings which the sla-
very agitation has occasioned are at last
giving way to calmer councils. Mr.. Young
is man of high character, of fine judg-
ment, and superior accomplishment He
is sound democrat. We congratulate
the country on the election Of this admi-
rable officer.