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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

05sThe steamers Empire City and Geor.
sin have arrived from California bringing
100000 in gold dust. Ths sdvicps are
tioi very important
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

ta- Read the speech Of our veteran can.
dids,s fos Governor inanOihcr column
The sp,huSiasm in iSyor Of Mr.. VINroN, Is
3EIle everywhere. lie eonn2ands tho respect
Of oil men, excsp, a Gaw guern, IA ParIizans'
@hO live on de,raeIOO and slandsir.. The
psople know him, hd%Over, and will .. &c,
him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

A shock Of an earthquake was fol, a. Al
ton Illinois, on The Sd inst. il was accom-.
punied BY a rumbling noise, and caused doors
aud Windows 10 ralile with violence.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

The census Of New Mexico shows ,ha,
10 be ono Of The most healthy countries in
Norlh America. There were, ou, Of lis
small population, SIS persons over 80 years
Of age, 80 over 80, and 10 over 100.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
s pp II. 3 SMITH, AH
d J. N. CAMPBELL, a
s. P. CUTLER.
Dem. Cent. Com. NJ, &,
MedicaI NolIce.

The Ccnsors Of the Meigs Co. Medical Assooia-
cion are hereby notified to meet in Pomeroy. on
the nth inst, at four O'Clock IN, at the Drug
Store Of d. Reed, ny order .4I..
"a G., F. THOMAS, Sec'y.
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats Of the various townships
n .he,coun,y Of Meigs will please take no,
lice that convention Of Delegates will be
held al The Courl House in Pomeroy, on
Friday, the first day Of AuguGt.
at 10 o'clock 6f said day, for the purpose Of
putting In nomination suitable candidates 10
fill The various Offices required under the
PEoPLE's CONSTITUTION, which has just been
adop.ed Ly sirteca Thousand mcJoriiy--
Then come up, friends, and lei our first
mee,ing under tbs new Consli,clion bs a
good and glorious one, conGratulaling cach
other upon ,hc enlargement Of our liberties,
pledgng mutual support and fidelity 10 our
hest Of charters. a. ..a4aA tg.a.
4f bH II. 3 SMITH, At
Aia9t a15ul l. N. CAMpBELL. H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

H0R eUPhEME IuDGEB. =
SHERLOCK ]. ANDREWS,o Of ofCuyahoga,
PETER 0DLlN, Of ofMontgomery,
CHARLES G. C0NVERS, ofMuskingum.
BELLAMY sToRER, of Hamilton,
GEORGE B. WAY, of Defiance. i
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Atamesting if the Wing Central Committee
of Meigs county, it was resolved to hold Mass
meeting Of the Wings of Meigs county on
Saturday, August, 18th,
to ratify the nominations made by the late Wing
State Convention-to interchange opinion-to
renew ancient pledges-to take council for the
future, and rekindle anew, the old Wing fires Of
40 and "A.
The FIST election under the New Constitution
wal DC the most important election held since
the organisation Of the State Government--shap-
ing Is It WILL the destnes Of the State for Aquar-
ter Of O century to coma:
II We believe cur principles conservatory Of the
public welfare we owe ii to ourselves. ovr pos-
tefity, and the cause Of Republicanism through
out the world. TO have them engfahed on oarin-
stitutions.
Let the People therefore tnIn out en-maee
for the purpose Of consultation. Az in the good
old times-the catch string will Be out.
A Free Dinner will be Provided.
for all who may attend. .a@ ~
Able Speakers viii be Present.
The meeting win also appoint delegates to
Senatorial Convention to nominate candidate for
Senator from the Counties ofMeigs. Gallia, Law
Feuce and vinton. Also delegates to Conyen-
ton to nominate candidate for common Pleas
Judge fol- the district compose Of the counties of
athens, Meigs, Galna. and washington7and to
transact such other business as may be brought
before it.
The meeting will organize at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
by order Of the central committee.
Z. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
X. T. VAN HoRN, Secretary - sAF
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MARRIED.

On the 10th iust., by Rev. r. Wilkinson, ADln
Freed to MARoARKr BRApsHAw,--all Of Meies
county.
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A GREAT INVENTION W. Andrews,
Of This borough, has in operation a. Bridge.
port. opposite this place, kiln for burning
bricks exclusively with anthracite coal. |.
is said 10 answer the purpose admirably.
burning ,ha bricks in abou. half the ,ime
required when wood Is used, and a. about
half The cos. for fuel. As in this section OF
the country wood is each year becoming
more scarce, we regard this us great i'm.
provcmen,, the importance Of which will ere
long be appreciated. To brick.makcrs gen.
orally, and those Of Philadelphia particular
ly, where wood is sold al IS to Is 50 pei
cord, while coal can be- mad a. IS so pei
ton, the improvement, is matter Of con ID
cradle inIercs,. !, is said that in burning
bricks one Ton Of coal will produce as muci
heat as TWO and u.hqi cords Of wood. Nor
risiown Free Press.
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PIcTURE oF TnE FIRE.

The editor Of the Ala Californian gives
the following description Of the late FIRE a,
San Francisco, California -
"lron and zinc curled up like scorched
leaves, and sent forth their brilliant flames
of gfeen, blue and yellow tinls !; minpIinp
with and modifying lhe grta, red tongues
OF fire which flashed upward from a thou
sand burning houses. The hill sides were
lighted as If the sun was above the Eastern
moun,Dins. and their trees, shrubs. herbaoe
and houses we're as disliDguishable in the
brighl light as if il were noon. Darkness
hung over large portion Of the shipping.
where the broad and heavy ocean Of smoke
lay down in impene,rabe gloom over the
Bay. People became paralyzed. Many
removed Their stock OF goods or portions Of
them four or five times, and had Them over.
taken and destroyed BY tbs flames Of last.
The streets were crammed with masses Of
human beings and rushing teams, only Civ.
ing way before the advance OF the clemens,
as the smoke and heat and crashing walls
pushed them back. Men bscame mad; some
rushed hendIong inlo the flames. Weeping
women and prauling infancy were wander.
ing amid ashes and destruction. Every few
moments the earth and dir membled, as
great buildings were torn into fragments by
explosions Of gunpowder, and the a,mos.
phere was filled with shattered ,imbers,
brick and lnorian The multitude hung up.
on the borders Of this'svas sen Of falne;''
few comparatively knew, OR could know.
what were the dangers and exerlions Of those
who were within tho range Of the sitting
smoke and scorching fame. In less than
nine hours from the beginning. more than
twenty squcres existed only in memory I'd
in the ascending columns Of smoke and
fame which cover The ci,y's site.
| But the s1ddest sigh, Of all was the de-.
slruc.ion Of brave, bu. bewildcred men, who,
finding themselves suddenly surrounded with
FIRE, rushed, staggered and uncertain from
fame TO fame, in hopeless efforts TO escape,
until s,ranglod and scorched they wri.hc''
and fell in full view Of hundreds, who wel
completely powerless TO save them. Others
after baulng inside Of what they had con.
sidered fire proofs, finding their efforts u
save the buildings vain, endeavored to escape
bu. 100 late. The doors and window blinds
were red hot, and could no, be opened in
some instances, and their las. chance OF
safety failed them. We canno. exprcss our
sensations Of yesterday, while looking upon
The blackened remains Of poor humanity
as they still lay, burned 10 Goals, amid the
fire which filled the cellar Of a building or
Montgomery street, still beyond the reach
Of all who gazed upon Them. May we ncv
er again see so horrible spectacle.
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GLAD- T0EnEE IT.

or Our Whia friends in Melgs are dolnga
wissshing in bringing (orward our cosenPo-
rary the Telegraph. R. T, Var HoRn .Esq.
as a candidate for Representative. During
the EDITORS recent absence 20 the State Con.
ven,icn, his friends took the libery of an.
nouncine his name in connection with that
siniion, where we hope no will have she
good sense 10 lei il remain. Sf~'- : -
Van has done good service TO the. People
Of Meigs.-ns member OF the Legislature
he would do honor to himself and bis con-
s,ituents. If our advice is worthy Of con-
sideraion, let the Wings Of Meigs nominate
him by accIamaiion--afie the nomination
we feel confident that the people will elecl
him by an Overwhelming vote. He will
be ioand "hones,, capable, and faiihful.'
e+pr Athens Messenger. 7
Thank you, friend VAN, but il is "gocs
deal" 10 say on short acquain,ance-if it il
uu6, -tf-..s - lNrr u0-r. ..t Z !. u.
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.yoA ATTORNEY aRkIRAL,
HENRY eTANBERY, Of Franklin.
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For sale in POmerOy bYJ. P, BLEHISQ aud D,
READ, Agents for Meigs county, nsTw2
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COAL STOvES.-.Ths Calculated Enterprise
NNcs, !, : and 3 call.an sea tfess, at
SsNTpS
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POMERoY, OHIO.

il, 1851,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-01-16
Iuan Fernandez.

Who has not read OK this famous spot.
in the bosom Of the Pacific. off the Chill
an coast,-the solitary home and hunlIng
ground OF Robinson CRUsoE! ! AT last
advlces project was perfected for lis
settlement and civilization, the ChiIlan
Government securing TO certain com
pany the privilege OF occupying 1t for
term of years. A writer says:
The object which the Government has
in making this Contract is to coiou'ze and
cultivate the Island, t,r which purpose
it is SO admirably adapted by the salu-
brty of It's climate, The irruiIiy OF It's
soil, the variety OF its products. and It's
nearness 10 the coast; and II is the de-
sign of the above named gentleman, by
effe ring inducements TO emIgranls and
affordlug them facilities for agriculture,
TO carry out tnelr plan.
The Island abounds In game. goats and
Z superior breed of horses. and In lis
waters are found a great abunddnce oi
the most del cious varieties OF tsh, lob
s,ers. &c. There is also safe and c"tn'
modious harbor from which It's products
may be exported.
One OF the first steps will be TO estab-
lsh means Of communication with the
ports of Valparaiso and Collapo, which
places viii furnish market tor the pr"'
duce.
This will be done first by sailing vrs-
sells and ultimately by steamers, and We
doubt no, before long II will become
fashionable place OF resort IN summer.
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Silver aud Gold.

Revolution in the Circulating Wedi-
M he recent advic-s iron Eu rope
reveal approaching changes in the cir
culating medium OF continental Europe.
The plethora of gold is filing with alarm
the governments. It's abundance is de-
prec ia,ing its value, which. by way OF
mendment, they are about further depre-
claung by Withdrawing il. from public
circulation as a legal tender. rhe ex>
ample of the Dutch government is catch.
ing-France is about TO follow. and TO
make silver alone legal tender. Remark
ing on this subject. the New York Post
saws:
This, from the increasing scarcity Of
silver. will add considerable per centage
70 all monetary transactions, increasing
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ROMANCE AND REALITY The Lewiston,
{Me.) journal, relates singular incident,
which in few words may be stated thus:
In the year 1914, Mr. Thursron OF
Pownal, was married 10 a young lady OF
that place, with whom he lived Two or
three wears. He then left his wife and
went TO the British Provinces, where, d
short time after, il was reported that he
was executed for trespass on the King :
timber land. A year or two after this re-
port became current, she married i second
time with a Mr.. Lowell, with whom she
lived until his death, which occurred few
years since.
Since that time nothing has occurred TO
occasion doubt of the rumor of the death
Of her husband, until few days since a
a person called upon her, and stated that
her irst husband had recently died in
Hudson, New York, having been injured
by a fall from his carriage, and offered
her fifty dollars for an assignment of her
right in his property. 1 his she very
wisely refused 10 do. The next day an
other man called upon her and offered
sl5O, which she likewise declined. An
enquiry was instituted. and the result is
thar fortune OF some $4,000 will prob
ably fall into her hands. Thurston left
some eight or niEe children by a second
marriage, but as this i'll the eye of the
law was illegal, she remains the sole heir.
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you take hold of the newspaper of your
neig hborhood, as a subscriber, who has
paid his 81 and done proper act OF citl-
zenship.
We have some wurds to say to our
brothers Of THE press. which, for the
present we deferi as TO the proper and
effective use of their power, In driving
trom their borders, ,ne locus, like l,,era-
ture which covers tie l;.nd-carrymg
destruction on its wings. aud leaving
death In its wake. But,
i.There's a good time coming boys
for true hear:s-and wide field Of labor
for the bravest. q.
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The York and Cumberland Railroad.

We understand, from the Baltimore
Sun. that the difficulties between lhe d-
rectors and contractors of the York and
Cumberland Railroad, which il was tho't
would result in inlerminable lawsuits, ha S
been aiiiicably settled by mutual concession
and compromise. Not beng aware of The
exact nature of The difficulty. we do not
know the particulars of the compromise,
with the exception that The direc.ors ha, e
agreed 10 receive the road al once from
the contractors, and that il will be open
for bu sness about the first Of February
This information viii! be learned with
much pleasure by all our c tizens. The
road is one in which considerable interest
has been felt, and the gen lemanIy and
enlerprising contractors deserve much
credit for having brought il 10 its present
state Of perfection. In lis construc ion,
our citizens are well aware. that these
contractors had TO conIt nj with Trials and
difficulties of no ordinary nature. A sea-
son of unusual drought was succeeded by
a season of most destructive freshets, and
the difficulty in obtaining hands on account
OF the sickness along the line, will be re-
membered by all. And yet there seemed
"no such word as fail, III The vocabulary
of these gentlemen, and there skill and
enterprise have won for them .golden
opinions" in this neis hhorhood. Success
att md them in their Iuture undertakings.
fOrk Gazette.
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taxes. and all obligations involving pay
ments of money; while the additional
demand for silver consequent on this
change. and the greater abundance ol
gold, displacirg il partially from clrcu-
latInn, will increase the existing difficulty
If gold ceases 10 be legal money in any
country, while silver becomes scarce.
serious d fficully may hereafter be fsi,
in money matters. The movement. how
ever, will be confined TO the contine Mt
England will retain her gold legal tender
making, prc baby, some alteration in the
legal proportion of value between the
metals, and thus ohviatng the presen'
fficuhy Gold is, by far. The best meta
! for legal money. though an additional
bundance may have the effect of raising
the prices of commodities generally.
| lis steadiness of value will be little
affected by the fifty millions dollars o
| 81 old coming from California annually
Its displacement from the currency o
Europe would have far greater effect
but. unless England JOINS. in such q
measure, the effect will be comparalive.y y
harmless.
Prices will settle gradually according
to the new degree of abundance. anC
every thing would move with regularity
While. on the contrary. scarcity OF sil
yer. COLI bned with an increased demand
for it. from making it the cnly coin iol
settlement of transactions would involve
a monetary crisis.
Silver being less durable than gold
does not stand the wear ard tear OF cir
culation so well and much larger sup
ply Of it is needed to replace it.
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For Sale or Rent.

THE subscriber offers for sale that well
k own large FRAME HOUSE. in The Borough
of Ebensburg. situate in Main street, one door
east of hughes Store. IL 10 v ell ca lcuiated
for any pu"l,c business. having all the build
ings necessary for convenience attached to il.
The location is a good one. and is well adapted
for any man wishing TO keep Hotel or a
Store. 1t will be disposed Of on the most rea.
sonable terms and the title is indisputabe.
Ii the above property is not SO Id on or before
the lst day of March next. ii will be rented for
a term OF or more years. For particulars
apply 10 Robert DAVIS or to
JOHN THOMAS
January l6. IS5l.-I4-tf.
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r Office.

ALL persons knowing themse Ives indebted
To the suhscI ibers earnestly requested to
come forward on or be fore the first day oi
March next and settle their respective account,
Th. attention of debtors is Particu larly called
tn The above notice as Few arrange ments will
very likely then be made.
A. DURBIN & Co.
Munster. Jan. 8. 1851 -l4-6t.
N. b. The Goods on hands will be disposed
OF at cos, and carriage for approved produce
until the LIST of March next. a. ID. & Co.
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For Sale or Rent.

NNHE E subscriber offers for sale 10 the 81 st
- of December next, and if not sold by that
time will rent advant ageous terms The
"SUaNIr MANSION Hess"
fhis hne Hotel is located ten miles from
H"llidaysburg and nine miles from EbensSur- =
at point where the Turnpike Road lescing
from iioliidsysburg to Pii,sburg crosses The
Allegheny Portage Rai Road. and c,.nseqne l.
iy receives The patronage of the tray Cling pub
lie that crosses either of these thoroug
to Philadelphia or Pittsburg. Four trains of
passenger cars stop at the door daily in the
business season, and from five to ten coaches
in the winter.
The pure atmosphere, pure wafer, and de-
lightful scenery OF the Allegheny Mountains,
IN axe this a most desrab!e summer resort for
citizens of Philade phis and Pitisburg. and as
many permanent visitors can be had as the
House Will ACCOMMODATE.
The uildihgis spacious and admirably ar
ranged for Hotel and has been recently refit
ted, painted and enlarged. An excellent Stable
carriage house, wash house and convenient
out, door buildings are on the premises anG
also neat tenant hou Sc for servants.
II the premises sold, clear and indispu
table title ill be made. ana possession giver
on the first day of April next.
The undersigned begs leave throug b this ad
vertisement to return his hearty aoknowledg
Inc nts to his numerous friends for the me "a,
ia vors bestow ed on him ard assures them tina
nothing but sickness in his family has induces
him to relinquish claim to their patronage.
Wm- 5. CAMPBELL.
Summit, Nov. 25. lS50.-9.
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stray Heifer.

Came to The residence of the subscriber in
$usque hanna 10 wDshIp. in SepteuDer last a
red and white hsIfer, having an ear mark nd
supposed Ia tie about thres years Old The
owner is requested forward, prove
property. pay charges. and take heE away,
OF otherwise she will he disposed of acc. Iding TO
law. WILLIAM McDANNELL.
January l6, ls5l.-l4-3t
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CARD

The undersigned respectfully solicit their
friends and the public generally to call and ex.
anime the splendid stock of GOODS, just re-
ceived and now opening at their Store Room
in Ebensburg- HaUing adopted the CASH
AND BARTER Sytem. they will be enabled
20 sell goods at prices that will defy competi j.
ton. Thei stock of goods is large. and selec
ted with view of gi wing satisfaction TO every
one; and consists in part of
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Last Notice.

The books. notes and papers of the Esta ie
of Patrick M'Coy--d deceased. have been placed
in my hands for collection; and those interested
are hereby notified that the said estate must oe
settled up Immediately. ,
January Is. ls5l-ll-3t
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NOtice.

ALL persons having claims of any kind
against the Common wealth fer materials fur
nished or labor perfo rmed on the Allegheny
Portage Rail Road prior TO Dec. let. la49
are requested to make immediate report o
their amount TO the Undersigned at his Office
at the Summit. II is hoped that no person
having CLAIM will neglect this notice, as he
rs desirous ofreportinq to the Canal Board al
or the debts due, SD that sufficient appropri.
alton may be made at the next session of the
Legislature for thei. lqnIda tion.
VIM. S. CAMPBELL, Supr,
Office OF Superintendent,
A. p. r. X.
October 26th, 1850.
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CAM E 10 the residence of the subscriber. an
Allegheny township, about he middle of Dec
last. ed and white spotted Bull about three
years old. The owner is requested to come
forward prove property. pay charges and take
him away, otherwise he will be disposed of
according TO law.
JOHN B. MOVERS.
January 4, lS5l.-l4-3t.
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NOTICE.

LETTERS testamentary on the estate of Da
vid Sheckler. late OF Susquehanna township,
Cambria county. decd, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Register Of Cambria
county: Notice is hereby given to AL persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment. and those having ella inns to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
q. C. X. ZAHM, Admir-.
Dec. IL, Is50-10-6t.
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The British forces in Ireland now CON-
sist of nine regiments of cavalry, twenty
four of infantry, and infantry depots-ol
"a soc men.
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LIST OF EDFP4Rs

Remaining an the Post Office at Ebe,as-
burg. January lst 1881.
Rang ehaman Miss w. Kliiz Andrew
Baker PairIck Lambsugh A.
Colbut Samuel Fl. Merry E R.
F.dmiston John M'Clelland Samuel
Evans Henry MLaughin Margaret
Emery Henry Owens James
Evans Richard ]. Peterson Elenor Miss
Farrell Cath irine Mrs. Rowland Ellis Sr.
Finnegan Michael Slnnaker George
Fleming James Officer soldier of
Hoobut James the Late War
Harris William w. Weakly William
iIirl John Wise Joseph
Hicon Mrs Wilett B. r.
Jones Robert J. 2 Williams Margaret
MILTON ROBERTS, 7. NJ.
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II ETTERS of Administrator on the Es.
IL tate Of William Diver. deceased. have
been granted to the undersip ned by the Regis
ter Of Cambria county. All persons indebted
to- said estate, will make immediate payment
o tile subscriber at Munster. and those having
claims will presen: them duly authenticated.
JEREMIAH MGONIGLE, Adm'r.
Jan. 9, 1851
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MARRIED

On the I'd January, by the Rev. Mr.
Sahm, Mr.. YoRICK RoREABAUGH of Cam.
bria township, TO Miss CATHARINE SHoUT
of Richland township.
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DI r. I'D
Last Notice.

TIME accounts nf the undersigned have
been placed in the hands OF E Hutc hinson
Esq, for collie ciion. All persons know ing
themsel YES indebted for subscr ipton adver-
tisirg will do well by paying up their respect
i've accounts on or be fore the 20ih of February
next. as afi,r that time costs i'll be put all
bills not settled. Pay up and save costs.
ID. G. ZAHM.
January I6, 1851 -l4-3t.