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the citizens Of Washington will have
poriun witnessing the first of Of performances Of the
legitimate DRAMA be presented by corps of damat Of much
Mr. Winder has engaged the OF Mr. Davenport
and his accomplished daughter with Mr. Charles W. Feunc
stage manager MIR John Gilbert to be the be
old mems OF tho day. having
acquired reputation addition that enjoyed
home play during Miss Davsnpors engagement To-
Sheridan Kn0wes finished play Of the Hunchback
the theatre, in all matters Of scenery
properties &c. fitted eYpcnsivey we hope 70
goody for the enterprise
and spirit il has displayed.
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letter from Berne to gentleman Of Washington, under
date Of December 49, contains the following interesting
information: STR ts5.uz ssiaft r.. si0H
To-day tho treaty with the United Staes1 will receive
the sanction Of the popular branch OF the Ma
tonai Assembly on Wednesday hst OF the Senate Both
bodies upon II in open session g y. f4t9~6 XII :
Tile rnes.sge written by the President Of the republic,
comm stng the treaty the National Assembly Is the
doc n-nt to the United States OF apy
thai ever emansed from the executive department oil
government One of the mos' distinguished mem.
b.rs proposed that cnoagh that The vote should
NOUS but that the rot shosld be called In order
that esch member might have opportunity 70 record his
name in favor of measure which was destined 70 exer-
else great moral and poic~i inf0encs. not only In
Switzerland but in continental Europe This was dous.
and voice recorded In ,h- negative Instead OF
taking article by article " usually the case the treaty
wa. adopted en- bloc.
The COMMITTEES " hich reported the treaty have rsconn-
ulcnded the establishment of permanent mission ~
Washington, and IN the of II the Scs-
uppnovc the treaty. charge d'Afaires win be APP
pointed"
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THE UNION.

enemies u honest labor No one can DOH Ssise ri
The assaults against which | now defending this
pAssfx. They Come frow ore who woaa AaliiaGs
upop the Ights OF INVENTOR OF woald aid
IA 20 modiiy'ng abe law TO give npan'ly 70 The "a
rates upon such rights. IAAs.l
JAMES G. WILSON.
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wish all about the science
Biology, amusing illustrations
opportunity Of doing by attending
Everett Temperance Hail.
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May men hs~s Pssysd Pseur<ns psss vooa the scene.
anu ''sn LSvs Ps.s~d MIC comparative cbNvoa .smoog
lhsr !~HMrHS~ A-diu k.4hns Lsmorciege. md Csvsig
nsc AZ the present moment the struggle en- Louis
P1seoD sn UtanKsvnser; pfd Who win pre-
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by A. GREEN, A ucsssnssr

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTfoNOn Wednesday the 5h instant, shaH ell, ~
Capitol sdaae4
B. French esq 10 O'Clock, excellent assortment
furniture viz
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
DO high post bcdsesds
breakfast tables
Mahogany ms top sofa tables and washstands
Do damAsk covered sofAa and Unior eharS
Maple bcdsteads wnrdrobes and other chairs It
Girandoles IN other lamps,
ask moreen widow curtains and shades
Feather and bedding
ind huck
China, glass, crockery, and Britannia
Silver plated forks, spoons, and castors
Ivory handle knives
passage, and chamber and hearth
Good cooking stove shower bath, and bath tubs
Andirons, shovel and tonss, Tenders
With a GOOD lot OF kitchen requisites.
furniture good order and aeaSy
having been in year
Terms An gas t0s, credit ~
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing fa
A. GNEEN, Aucuo0eef
" Ac
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CARUsrB SALOON.

Mr.. GEORGE vANDENHoFF's EVENINGS WITH sHx1I-
DAN
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday. +h 9th and 9Th February
compliance request signed by the Hon H. Cay
Lewis Glass; Thomas H. Benton, H. g. foote Jas ehsds, W.
Seward gentlemen, Mr. Geo. Vandenhoh will repeat
heee Evenings the above nights
Commencing at ~ O'Clock
Tick cts for the course
Feb
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prUssr TO DAsrrt Wssrsr THE friends OF Mr., Web.
In New York about present Lin w,ih xaih
cent csrrsgs which est oil +Jo and pair 81 horses
~ ,oto The carriage has tnit been hnished
tBnr,mo,s Chpr..
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Washington Assemblies.
THE assembly will take place jackson Hall Tuesday
L evening, 18th OF February.
Subscribers and having the written authority Of mass
informed that they obtain a4ses
tickets adjoining the Irving HOTEL and
fancy DOOR west Of Browns HOTEL
No gentleman will be admitted without a ticket IL.
Febl-1n
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0uy-rhc public respectfully invited 70 attcnd
meeting the City Union missionary and Tract Soc
evening" the ID the First Baptist
Church, commencing quarter O'Clock The aeen
addresses will be delivered by Rev. g. T.
hin and Rev Mr. Finke Feb
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IN OF thousand dolsrs Csst0 -
b obtsneA ~ fa0oontial
special A1aeed h
revised statutes of New Yok, tes fe
sonai liability d
ssued therefor aaaaa,
of doubling the whole, In safe opAraies II
trade and mining the United States under the rseoa nd
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Agent Of the CompAny
No. II Wan street, New Yok.
Caiornians and responsible
aid In obtaining UHitsd 6nas ApS
Be employed ar
eren points, where line Of steamers and vessels - wsde
available for nde, the malls and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Anercss. 'i 1914
There large and busness doing with csus
mia the Pacific and supply Of gd aoeenas,
the demand for capital goods manufactures will aeoshh me
liberal and calculations therefor And 70 e:s as
demand aad profit thereby this association being Hsd ss
der the Arm and style Of q. HOLDEN d CVr
Mercantile Commercial Commission Merchants Bansas1s
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New YORK and San FRANCISCO.
Capital o. 900, 600
Feb 2-n y
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yuy ANTToD. ~ younw from the ccuntsy, sitn
alton sajesman goods Good references
be had BY Ad6rsssans n ~. through the post Once
JanD -0weoA
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non. Dawn ;. kAurnAr.

.
hon. DAVID 8. KAUFMAN,
member House r,sle az Tex.,
The Committee Arrangements. pail bearers and mo.rus,, viii
United staics Hotel ts
at II O'Clock, Monday, February 1851, WINCH pss.
cosc Will be removed, Ausasv
attended by Arms houss Rspssssa
aves, Hail Of the House Divine Service par
formed.
Al the conclusion Of The The funeral gill fsons
Hall 10 tss place Of iu,ermenl following order
The Chaplains OF both Houses of Congress.
Physicians who attended the deceased
coa'aittse Of -9raass ssts
Mr. uowssd. Mr. MeLsnsh4n.
Mi. ANU MIR Shepperd,
Nj Jacob Thompson Mr. =. r. AeLes~.
MI j. H. Miller, Mr.. Morse
Mr.. McCIemaad.
Pd-bsarerss
MIR Linn Boyd, Mr. James Ii. duncan,
" a Burr Mr. L. Taylor,
The family and friends of deceased.
The Senators and Representative from the
moumers.
The Sergeants Arms OF the House OF Representatives
preceded Speaker
officers Of the House Of Representatives.
The Sergeant at ARM Of the United
The preceded by the Vice PsesdsHt
United States and their Secretary.
ne other onicers Of the Senate.
President of the United States
The Heads Of Departments.
me Chief Justice AID of Court Of
the United States, and lis ofhcers
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges 0 the United States.
ofhcers Of Executive Departments
ofncers of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor Of washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
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9-M adjourned meeting of National Lodge No. ID
held Masonic Hail. Of and 10th Streets on Mon.
I'd O'clock which the members and
brothers good standing fraternaiiy invited To attend
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IIARPERS New Monthly Magazine for Essrnasy.
III crnham's Magazine for February taa, , ssI NatF asr
S''~'''p''" TAYLOR MAURY,
reb9 bookse"eFas ASes ~ ssesf-
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/" BRITISH CONSULATE,

~ E "Grcy Town. December D. 1850
the undegnsd acting under the authority OF his Majesty the
King OF Mosquito and with the approval OF her Bannc Males.
y's government, hereby the following notice;
On the LIST day Of January, 1851 the authorities The port ri
Town wifcesse duties goods belong
ing the United stntes, Nicaragua
Rica, we'll British subjects which this port
after that date.
"JAMEs GREEN,
"Her D. NJ 5 Acting Agent Consul Goncrsl.n
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n ARpERy New Monthly Magazine for Fehvuaxy..-
III IL su.c dons uaduaissd The tcAea and
selected with good taste I. ~ ie.i. y .AlsES
rhr International Monthly MaAasins for February
Grahans for March. ft,ls4t
Guy Fnwkesi by Harrison AAhswsrh stfpl ss4 vi III r sa
For sale by JOSEPH sHIILTNoToN,
rsb2-N- Odson Raildinan 81 ~ ~ Pens ~,
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e"oy - needless 10 that ~ this policy be carried
u,-snd there why should no be-e crisis
may last of ten days, II not longer
lhe writer adds thar five % the member. OF the late
Ioaonet had pronounced removal
IA' sud that a.y are consequently TO be retained la Of
nee these are MN. Ronner, rouid Dumas Bineeu and
oencrs Schfsmm. The nbis,srs who are 10 rsv,
he cabinet are bsrccne Gene al de la Hte. NJ de
Irsrteu, and Admiral Ronsin- Desiosses. fNt.t
VIII be seen that correspondent sta that
IohstErnief owes his position Louis Napoleon but that
has abandoned his early friend and gone the
IemoV. ober accounts state that Changarnier was IN
[uucfd 10 ihs course because President himself
|ohed hoso WHO placed him in power and on more than
"eoccahon manifested DIS poston Join h the mon
Ichhs lhe immediate ca,e OF The recent fn pure wa,
epubicntioD oil orders of the dav These or
ders Of despo,c and even OF = s.nsuna,v cbaS,c,
ana went 10 far a. TO direct no sboud m nad
20 me authority Of the Assembly IN case of areet rev.
hs, me object Of LOUIS Napoleon In reproducing
POSED 10 have instlgsted Napoleon Bonapsrs son Of
e'oms, 70 auack Changsrnief the Assembly, which
y. onu The ministers, who were coynixant OF The
ws ~hicn 'ney mad perhaps secretly tired to dissnade
rtsiuent IRON entering upon, asked Tor twenty .tour
oufs Tune TO search ior documents winch were i'm
but the Assembly refused and listened al once
pshRafhiefs deience, who, in aa ou,-stoken mnnney
, ne most humble instrument. OF the Assembly. The
t ana inc lett In order annoy the mnsry appIa
0nenyaTnltf and, Strangely enough, ceped ms de
,nr, oPon thls ministers Withdrew, and, sill more
'usngey, resigned in body.
~, says the EUROPEAN Tlmes, the President should
scceed In forming sdm which would have
e courage to dismiss tbe General IL is feared and almost
Yo~ed tns the Assembly womb ssiopt him "a u,ff Gen
az vote complete tilc,atorship H. him, when n,.bi
90 biooder revolution lan any the Preach la We yet
Pefenced Gnus wac quile tranquil und.r the ~rctte-
~ pn' we "''fa fspoCi cans nevertheless. pot
amudfai Of the real state OF enrs, ard would .lon d a
ling opporiuaity occur, vsnt,re np5n n a, ,no.,,,on
enrloIs To notice the changes that b,ys tas.n ,,,.,
rance even since he downfall Of Louis Paiiipls dow
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REGLSTER'N NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following administration accounts have been
allowed and filed in the Registers Office Of Cam
bria county, and viii be presented for oon6r,,a-
iion TO the Orphans Court TO be held at Ebens-
burg IN and for said county, on Monday the 9th
day IF January next:
The account Of Teresa Sharp, Executrix Of
the last VIII &c, OF William sharp, deceased.
The account Of Daniel Huber, Executor of the
last viii &c. Of William Grey. deceased.
The account Of Samuel Goughnour. Executor
OF the last viii &c, Of Daniel Goughnour Sr.
deceased.
The account Of Samuel D. Lilly and Michael
Leayy, Executors Of the last viii SC, of Moses
Brown, deceased.
The account of Abraham Troxell. Executor Of
the last VIII SC, Of Susanna Troxeu, deceased
The account Of Samuel Pringle and Jacob
Prngle, Administrators Of the estate Of Philip
Pringle, deceased.
The account Of James M'Dermit Esq, Execu-
tor OF the last viii SC, Of Rev. Terence MGirr,
deceased
The account of Geo. c. K. Zahm. Administra-
tor Of the estate Of David Sheckler deceased.
R. L, JOHNSTON, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg,
December Il. 1851.
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:ry,SoTTs YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPA-
pITV
z s ZONES. & Co.

CORNER Of FOURTH and RACE STREETS,
rtSrs5rIrbia. Publishers of the Model Archi-
.arr bv SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, TO be
..mrIetel in q monthly parts.
ME above work Is designed TO meet the wish
ss nj oulv Of those directly interested IN bull
inns. but Of all who desire the advancement OF
-s;s noble art in our country, and wish TO cult
70 tEeir tastes and acquaintance with architec-
w. The handsome manner in which II is pre-
rlrai and ernbelished, renders II a tasteful Or
--1ment for the drawing-room, while lis accurate
jelineatious give it the highest practical value.
Vos.l. , & now ready for delivery.
Price-50 cents per number Address as
4bove, post paid.
May /, lS5l.-ly.
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Benshoof, described in an article Of Partnershil
dated March u, 4. D. 1876, and recorded II
Record Book, Vol E, page 4e3, IN the Once iol
Recording Of Deeds sc.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest Of said Defen-
dants, Of, III, and to the privilege Of cutting NJ
teen hundred cords of wood on the land OF Da-
yid Farren
Taken in Execution and to be sold at the suit
OF Peter Levergood for use OF Rhey, Matthews
& Co.
ALSO,
All the right title and interest Of John Linton,
Of in, and TO three lots Of ground situate IN the
Borough Of Johnstown, situated on the corner
OF Main and Market streets, and running on
said streets to an alley having thereon erected
a large two story Frame House and Kitchen at
tached and Frame Stable, now in the occu-
pancy Of John Gore.
Taken in Execution and TO be sold at the suit
Of Murphy, Cooper & Co.
ALSO,
Al the right, title and interest Of J. P Ur-
ban, of, IN, and TO two ceatain lots of ground
situate in the Borough Of Loretto, Cambria coun-
", fronting on St. Joseph street, adjoining lot
Of DR.. AICa1Trey on the east, and lot Of James
Orr, decd, on the west, and known Oh the Plan
Of said Borough by the Nos. having
thereon erected two story Frame House and
Kitchen attached, Warehouse. carriage house
and Frame stable, now in the occupancy Of the
Sisters OF Mercy.
Taken in Execution and to be sold at the suit
Of Seiger, Lamb & Co.
ES% y. 3. The Sheriff has made the follow
ing the conditions Of the above sales, viz: one
fourth Of the purchase money on each sale 10 be
paid at the time the property is struck down
when the sale amounts 70 $500 and upwards
under $500, and more than 500. the one third
under 500, and more than $50, the one half
less than so, the whole amount; otherwise the
pr0perty viii Immediately again he mt Nh for
sale: and no Deed viii be presented for acknowl-
edEement, unless the balance of the purchase
money be paid before the following Court.
JOHN BRAWLEY, Sherif.
Sherif-s Office Ebensburg,
December II, 1851.
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CAMBRIA COUNTY,. S.

CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
..i.,v, At an Orphans Court held at Eb-
I'D. ensburg, in and for the County Of
- 81 Cambria, on the sixth day of Octo-
ZOE: Der, A d. 1851, before the Honor
- able the Judges Of the said Court
On motion Of NJ. Canaan, Esq, the
Agurt grant an alias rule upon the heirs and le-
gil representatives of John Burk, late Of Ale
--sny township, Cambria county, deceased, Il
is md appear at an Orphans Court to be held
8, Ebensburg, in and for said county. on Mon
lay, the fifth day of January next, to accept or
refuse the real estate of said deceased at the
'41auon made in pursuance of q writ of parti-
~ -'a issued out Of our said Court, and to the
slerlf Of the said County directed. or shew
--Ise why the same should not be sold
10 testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
am "a and affixed the seal Of the said Court, at
L5-lslurg, the 3Oth dav Of October. \. D. 1851.
WILLIAM KITTELL, Clerk.
december II. lS5I.-9-3t.
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Svr,,pfou,s OfDISease

o., -,rJ never be dlsreEarded. They are uner
.-.:ri ifcari5n that the vital functions Of nature
-rs been interrupted in their healthful action,
--i dat serious evils must inevitably follow
--- - The system be again set right by the
.-alr use Of proper remedies.
- Bear in mind that nature is ever en-
...Sl-37- to cxpel disease when 1t invades the
nj economy. and only needs the assistance
= s-ne genial restoratiye-thorough, yet mild
- .a-ion-that viii give tone to the system,
-I .-r rPoy THE BLooD-Which is the PriRcPal
.:r-YS0TTS YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPA-
RILLA,
-..s-, and supporter and preserver of the
,,yrsrs Of life. it has no equal. Take it, on the
..-s- indication that disease is upon you, and
r1u will avert perhaps weeks and months OF
sickness and suffering.
esr- See advertisements
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CuoIera MOrbUS.

-r,p TIE roIIowISa EITRAoEDINARE , G, CURE RE 5. a,
I'-,g 5areby certify that about two weeks ago
vas seized with ToSh5 drb6s a6.aIk With ii ToRe yerr ais
anl ~. -7,ai1s in the stomach and bowels, which
iras7--7 ---=7,5irIsteIv removed by two tea-speonfu
vas tle Petroleum. taken in a little water.
a.s-s I,rirrt ken the first dose, slept soundly
Ait-- IN forrably for thr.c hours.
shl I2j HENRY WISE, JR.,
On board Steamboat Ariadne.
.-.r NENROD GRABILL.
,.-..l,r-r December Il, 1S49.
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NEW CHiIR MANDATORY.

The citizens Of Ebensburg and vicinity are
informed that the very place 10 purchase
CHAIRS, SETTLES, soCIABLEs, AND STOOLS,
OF the best manufacture and most elegant finish,
and at lower prices than a. any other establish
ment in the county, is at the new chair manu-
factory, in the shop formerly occupied by David
Todd. deceased.
GLAZING, HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING
executed IN the best manner and latest STYLE
JOHN I. SLOUGH
Ebensburg, Nov. p, 165I.-Gm
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Stray Cows.

eanae 10 the residence Of the subscriber. resi-
1lg g.. IN Carroll township, on or about the 10th
.r..-,lI Jlli, one black COW, and one red COW,
,- ,,-I 'Aite, hipshot in her left hind hip with
III. S. 'A me leg; both COWS have a swallow
.sr,. --. IL Their ears and are thought 10 be about
"a =. VI eight years old. The owner Is reaues-
Il. s5y zone me forward, prove property, pay char
s.s,--, 1-- 'ake them away, otherwise they viii be
@s.se1 Of according to law.
H., PETER WHITE.
-seelber II. 1851 a o =
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The Sons OF temperance

Intend having a public demonstration at this
r'gce on the sth Of January next, in the Con-
cregationalist Church. Several Divisions from
the adjoining counties viii likely be present, and
number Of distinguished speakers are expected
=, deliver addresses. REC. SECRETARY.
Ebeasburch. Decem. 24, 1851.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

lr,I---es o. o. Administration on the Estate Of
= -9.-5 hthepper, late Of Summerhin township,
. y -, - having been granted TO the undersign-
-. tt.e2lster Of Cambria county; all per
i-sO'el ir--5i TO said estate are requested TO
ms - nate payment, and those having
.a,,l.- - Present them properly authenticated
I'm hNEPPER, AdT7iHisfraf5r.
1a.,,-i,l ~. ). KNEPPER, AdmiRistratrir.
.eeelaoer II, l85I.-9-Gt 81
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking House.
BRE.9N, GLEIlN, & co.

AhFFICE on Allegheny street, nearly opposite
.SB the Post Office, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Interest wiz be paid on money deposited, as
follows:
Three month deposits, at the rate of per
cent per annum six month deposits, al the eIate
Of 8 per cent per annum nine month deposits
al the rate of 4 per cent per annum twelve
month deposits, at the rate Of j Per cent per
annum.-
Drafts on the cities, for sale In sums 10 suit
the purchasers, and collections made upon any
point al low rates.
August s, 1S50.-44tf
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Richard s. Lilly, late Of SummerhiI township,
deceased, have been granted To the undersigned
by the Register Of Cambria county: all persons
indebted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims
viii present them properly authenticated for set
tlement. BENEDICT LILLY.
December 4, 1S51-S-6t*
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Stray Steer.

nc = v 70 The residence of the subscriber resi-
u ~ ~. nn.44SShington township, on or about the
u-n-.,S ,oSI.ooer, red and white spotted Steer.
!ue.,s5 70 De . years old. The owner is re
.aarges - &c come forward, prove property, pay
y iisrosoatI, at,1 take him away, otherwise he viii
posed Of according to law.
Bsc,--, JAMES SNYTH.
'''n5er II. lS5l.-q-9t
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FINAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted for Cambria township
Poor tax are notified that they must call and
nav their respective amounts before Wednesday
January :, 1852, as no further indulgence viii
be -iven RICH. JONES, J. ?.
Dec. p. IS5I.-2t Collector
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RICHARD Jones.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, EBEEsBURG, Pa.
VII attend promptly 10 all collections enrus
ted TO his care Office, adjoining his dwelling
Deeem. "a lS5I.-I1-tf.
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kOSSTTH ARRIVED.

Should the old patriot not be found at the store
oi the subscriber, a general assortment Of Gro
r.-ss, CglJscti5EariGs, gse., can be found at the
lowest cash prices at the sign Of the :. Grocery
Store, adjoining the 5Iansion House.
J. TONLINSON.
Ebensburg. Decem. Is. lS5l-tf
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H0VIR's IEK MAETFAcT1RY.
RFMOVEO no

hEmONED IU
n u VI b E r IA r a G E S I r e L L
{ Between Fourth and Filth, opposite Crown st.
PHILADELPHEA,
ETHERE the Proprietor is enabled, by in
Il creased facilities, 10 supply the growing
demand for HOVERS INK, which its wide
sjread reputation has created
This Ink is now so well established in the
god opinion and confidence Of the American
'ublic, that 1t is scarcely necessary to say any
ting in its favor, and the manufactures takes
his opportunity to say that the confidence thus
ecured shall not be abused
In addition 10 the various kinds of Writing
nk, he also manufactures -AdaRla'ltfne Cement
br mending Glass and China, as well as a supe-
ior Hair Dye: trial only is necessary TO in
are its future use, and a Sealing Wdr, well
dapted for Druggists and Bottlers, at very
Dw price, in large or small quantities.
Orders addressed TO Joseph E. Hover, Manu-
floturer, No. la Race Street. between 4th and
ah, opposite Crown street, Philadelphia.
Sept. %, 1S51-50-3m.
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