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LHittSt Ou tTtlciItlAiS -
Mississippi-A. IL. Arthur,
Louisisna-Joci B. Sewer,
Ohio-Hon. Is. Way,
neutrality-suspicious. Gray,
T-nnessee-Edwarl Co 5per,
lndiana--R, N. Hudson,
lllineis-B. $. Edwards.
Missouri-J. o. Brodhead,
Arkansas-W. ii. Gaiues,
Michigsn--H X. Williams,
Florids-Jsm r. Baker,
Tayas--S. s. Nichols,
Iowa-Geo N. nightingale,
Wisecnsin-W. w. Brown,
Califoroia-J. II, C. Nudd.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coxPANY.-FoE

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.-FOR
~ Bremen, vie Southampton The United States mail
der, will leave for Bremen, touching at southampton to
land the mais and passengers for England and France
Saturday 49, ~ IL o'clock, from pier No North
river PrSs u passage from New York or
500; second cabin 500 An experienced surgeon
attached to the ship All letters must through tie
Post ohce Specie delivered in Havro And London. For
passage FREIGHT, apply to
MOLLIR. SANb& RIERA, Agents, ~ South street.
The eteamshis Washington will succeed the Hermann
nj
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOR
~ Ssn Francisco snf Vaparsiso The stoemship CRY
OF FPI1TSBUR0 vii - at her berth, from rh adophis
tho ed ntt and be pared TO receive Bnp 1uantty o
lightfsoieet for cithcr Of tho aboye ports
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DhRTNER WANTFD-IN A HOTEL. RESTAURANT,
and Billiard Room, with small capital to ak3 eatre
charge. address Partner. at this offce.
WAN1ED.-A PARTNEf WITH A CAPITAL OF
w from 1900 to $1,000. engage with tho advertiser
In profitable importing Sad manufacturing business
Address Is. e. w., box 6G4 New York +. o.
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CTEAMER FOR LIVERPOOL, ON THURSDAY, JULY
= S.The veil known and faverts steamship SARAH
mander will leave her dock At pier No North river for
Liverpool, Thursday July g. at twelve O'clock This
steamer very superior rooms
for first and second cabin For freight
sage, apply to ,o~r
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MUSICAL


DTAN0FORTES-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF NEW
and second hand Plan for sale let by GEIB
JACKSON, 499 Broadway door above the Art Union
Rooms
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS JUST RECEIVED, A
fresh supply of superior Italian Violin String for sale
quantities to suit purchasers by GEIB JACKSON 499
Broadway, one door above the Art Union
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WILLIAMSBURG CITY LOTS AT AUCTION.-BY
Anthony j. Bceoker at Merchants Exchange Thurs
day. June nth 1852 ct o'clock NJ two valuable building
los tie south side Of South Second street,
les feet east OF Fifth street, lot beiq q 2ofee
other % ty 20 ce Part Of tho purchase money may
main mortgage
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- W WTsTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.-THIs (ruURs-
It day afternoon at o'clock the genteel nture of
family leavvg tho oity at s orcenwic consist
ing Of large and elegant Of and
NIT Bureaus and stair Car pets two superior
gany Sofa Bedseads, Sofas Tetea tetes, spring
hosapy and walnut Chairs, Washstsrds and Crockery
dining card and other Tbies walnut and maple Bed'tead
x fpe hair Matrosse six feather Beds mahogany gilt
Looking Glasses mahogany Arm Chsrs and Rockers
rety OF marble too Furniture Paintings Cutlery, Glass
Ware Kitchen Furniture. and also six boxes elegant
ported sessrs. Sale positive, and without the slightest
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WHITES vARIETIES.-THE UNDERSIGNED MOST
w respectfully to the public that
elegant situated in tho Bowery. Chat
ham will be completed before September
will accommodate 500 persons comfortably seated and
10 constructed that in of accident the whole
in minutes. 1t will possess excellent
ventIstion and shall rank point style with
OF in the world. Due notice will be
entertainment, SO. CHARLES WHITE Pronrietor.
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Mississirpi-Joseph B. Cabt-
Louisian a-J. q Van Winkis.
Ohio-SAmuel VintoB.
Kentucky--yohe 8. Wilkins.
Tepnessee-W. II. Snes 1.
In diana-Milron Stapp.
Illinois--Benj. s. Ed ss,ls.
Missouri John q. Miller.
Arkansas-Wm II. Gnlnss.
Michigan--Jas VI Ed, ards
Florida--Jos. N. Hera.a tea.
rexas--J. W. N. Murray.
Iowa-Archibald Mokinney.
wisconsin,. ". Ar1old.
California-R. W. Heath.
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CAsTLE GARDEN -ROUssET FAMILY UNDER THE
~ management and direction Of Mons. Jean Roussst.
Price et admission 80 cents Tickets to be had Of Mr.
way at the Garden, from 10 A. NJ. till p. M all tho
Music Stores and at the door the osan The
doors will be opened evening 1t and the perform
ances will commence - ocsck Great triumph. Fifteen
aanccs Beautiful scenery including the
Thursday evening, june th will be
new Grand mystic ballet of scton entitled SATHANE or
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Passengers will be landed at tho railroad wharf Mt Aspn.
vail rec Transit Of the isthmus at the
Persons securing through by tho United states
mail from Now York have preference ~ accommo
dstion board the Pacific mail steamers Rates OF fare
from Panama the most fayorshs tsrmf
For freight or pasAIe, apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY
AZ the ofhoe Of tho companies, T7 West street, corner OF
arfpr Mar XorL
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Rates passage from Phladepha: Saloon In single
state rooms $o0 In double state S6 In forward
state $55ncudng provisions and stewards fees
For freight or passage. apply to
THOMAS RICEARDS0 ", IL Exohapge place N.Y.
or No. 0 walnut street, rhilxdephe.
limited n-mbsr Of third class will be tuke.
at $40 from Philadelphia, and $50 from Mrerpoo-found
With pro yietoas,
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sHIPPaNu.

NOR RLIvERPOOI-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
e ship BALTIC. Cant. Joseph Comstoek- steam
ship will depart with the United States Mails for Europe
positively saturday June 26th at p o'clock NJ from
paid for For freight Passage having unequalsd 40
EDWARD X COLLINS & Co, SIS " all street.
Tho steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and sail
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CcrARTNEIssR1r wCTgOKs.

CcrAMTMGI2sRHF WC'r2ONs.
(10PARTHERSHIT. = TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed Copartn ershiy, for the purpose
rs ssotng tho ready made Clothing busness st wholesale
srdsr the firm Of GARDNER, Greene Cor at At Broadway
WILLAN GARDNER. OLIVER Il. rWEFDy.
ELIAS N. GREENE. RGDMAN G. MOULTCN.
JOHN G. PLINPTCN.
Ynrk.
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CRAVELLEKa, GUIDE,


LJoR ALBANY. CHANGE OF HOURs.-THE CARS
Of the New York and Harlem Railroad, Leave the City
NJ. connecting with the Western Railroad at Chathsn
sps NJ, (expressl through without change Of
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ortant Decision in Regard to the
l"P Maine Liquor Law.

..otad some time since the decision of the
,.,,.oroe Judicial Court of Maine in regard to
-, so;znre Of Tquors IN rdnsitu. There were
.roroI other points touched upon in the deci-
-. wondered the NEST important of which
70 &C follows We fnl them in the Bath
Times
..Tberc is nothing in The act Indicative of an
.r+sntion oi preventing intoxicating liquors be-
- rronertv. when possessed by person for
80 ovn use. without any intention to SELL
The act cannot prevent the transport OF Ii
,,or from one town or city to another, or through
- State. when there is no intention to make
sale of the same.
Tho declared design of the law was the sup
.nossion of drinking houses and tipling shops,
I'd the law should receive a construction com
..,.;tla with its design. The general language
9 tho oct must be restricted so as to accomplish
tho General intent and declared purpose thereof,
Of the provision in relation to the holding OF
rroperty must be pronounced to be pam Vlo-
Iotion of the provisions of the Constitution
y, ,,oS;+iya enactment is found in the law, that
40 rarson can acquire property in Intoxicating
liquors.
II would be absurdity to desire an article OF
commerce not property, and by the same law
empowering agents to sell the article as the pro-
,ortv Of cities and towns. The Constitution Sc
cures TO the people of this State the right OF
acquiring property and protecting it; but the
LEGISLATURE may determine that articles injurious
70 the nublic health and morals, shall not con-
stitute property within its jurisdiction, when
used for the purpose of injuring the public
health and morals and there would be no occa-
sion for complaint that provision of the Con-
stitution was void.
In his concluding paragraph, Judge Shepley
offers us either horn of dilemma, as follows ::
at NAV be said that court of justice is not
authorized to introduce, by construction, such
limitations-that it savors more of legislation
than of construction. 1t may be so. And If
the court may not introduce any such limitations,
without encroaching upon the forbidden prov
ince of another department of the government,
it cannot omit its duty to declare that provision,
that in relation to property in liquor IN viola
tion of the constitution, and void.
s.Nun-suit set aside and a new trial granted.
According to this decision, many cases, where
LIQUOR was taken by officers from on board yes
sells, and from wharves while in transit from one
place to another and destroyed, were in violation
Of the law, and claim for damages may be in
stituted We are glad to have construction to
the law at last"
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Notice in Partition.

IIlO John Elder, George Elder, Richard Elder,
L Joseph Cooper, guardian of Joseph, Mary
and Stephen Elder, minor children of Charles
Elder, late of Scott county, Iowa, deceased ;
James McAter and Mary his wife, late Mary
Elder, Peter MGough and Mary Fitzgibbons
(all of the County of Cambria, J Leonard Cooper
and Juliana his wife, late Juliana Elder, resi-
ding in Scott county, Iowa, DIR. James D. Starke
and Sophia his wife, late sophia Elder, residing
in Fairfield, Jefferson county, Iowa Felix
Bradley and Rebecca his wife, late Rebecca Ell
der, residing in Westmoreland county, Pa, Pat
rick McAtier and Prucilla his wife, late Prucil-
Ia Fitzgibbons, residing in Huntingdon county,
Pa; (the said Mary MGough, Prucilla McAtier,
Thomas Fitzgibbons and Charles Fitzgibbons
being issue of Michael Fitzgibbons and Elanor
his wife, formerly Elanor Elder, now deceased,
heirs and legal representatives of Walter Elder
late of Allegheny Township, Cambria county,
deceased,
TAKE NOTICE, that an Inquest will be held
at the late residence of the said Walter Elder
deceased, in the Township of Allegheny in the
county of Cambria, on Tuesday the thirty first
day of August, instant, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, of
that day, for the purpose of making partition of
the real estate of the said deceased to and among
his children and representatives, if the same
can be done without prejudice to- or spelling of
the whole otherwise to value and appraise the
same, according to law-at which time and
place you are required to attend if you think
proper. . JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg, Aug 5, 1852-42-3t.
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BBPOISONING.@a

Thousands of parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor oil, Calomel &c., are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the pa
tent, they are actually laying the foundations
Tor series of diseases such as salvation, loss
of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in then. own as well as their Children's health.
In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising
from those Of bilious type, should make use
yer Pills.
ia 'BenOt decieUed, but ask for Hobensack s
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature of the Proprietor, j. N
Hobensack, as none else are genuine
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Keen RetOrf.

The Carlisle Volunteer, in alluding to whig
editor who charged Gen. Pierce with having ex-
hibited cowardice during the battles in the
Mexican war, says:
''The editor who makes this charge we hap-
pen to know personally, and could, were we Sc
disposed, answer him in manner he would not
much relish. Our respect for those to whom he
is closely allied, induces us to withhold the ed
itor's name from publication. HIS grand.tathe,
toas TORY during the Wars Of the ReUolution
and was only saved from an ignominious death
by peace being declared at the time it was.'
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In any distance not ex-

In distances over l 900 miles this Bill reduces
the rates, but in distances under 1000, between
the now settled and in the main reading parts
Of the country, the postage on newspapers is by
this Bill essentially increased, more especially
in the State where they are printed. Besides
the bill limits the weight of newspapers to 2
ounces, (instead of ounces, the present limit }
a maximum considerably below the weight OF
the newspapers in some of the larger cities,
both daily and weekly. Over one ounce news
papers or periodicals under it pay double the
rates of one ounce newspapers or periodicals.
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Trustees Sale,

D. virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
ID of Cambria county, there viii be exposed to
public sale on the premises, on Monday the 23d
day OF August inst, at o'clock, p NJ, the
following described Real Estate of John Burke,
Late OF Allegheny township, Cambria county,
deceased, to wit
A piece or parcel of land situate in Alleghe-
ny townohip, Cambria county, containing fifty
acres, adjoining lands of James Neason, the
heirs of Richard Dodson decd, and others.
Due attendance and terms made known on
day of sale.
By order of the Court
GEO. C. K. ZAHNI, Trustee
Aurust ; 1870 2t
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Summit, November 30. 1851.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I ETTERS of Administration having been gran
Il ted to the undersigned in the estate OF James
Brady, late of jefferson, Cambria county, de-
ceased all persons having claims against said
estate will present the same duly authenticated,
and those indebted Will save costs by making
payment without delay.
n B Payments are hereby directed to be
made 10 Bernard Medium Jefferson, surviving
partner of the firm of Brady & Medium, who
is authorized TO settle the books of said firm
Those negecting to pay up on or before the lst
of September next, will, after that time. find
their accounts IN the hands of proper officers for
collection ROBERT lRADY, 1aaa'r.
July 22, 1s52-40-Gt.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY HOTEL.

Nos. Al and A3 North Third Street, Philadelphia
The undersigned respectfully begs leave to
state that he has thoroughly reftted and impro-
we'd the above Establishment in manner unsur-
passed by any Hotel in the country.
The location of the City Hotel is undoubtedly
the most desirable in the City, for Merchants
and business men generally, being in the centre
of the great mercantile trade, and convenient to
the Banks and other public Institutions.
He pledges himself to spare pains to merit
the appreciation of his guests, and desires that
he may receive share of public patronage.
A. Ill. HIRST.
April Oath 1S51.-ly
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REDUCED POSTAGE.

The postage on these Periodicals has, by the
late law. been reduced, on the average, about
Forty per cent! The following are the present
rates viz.
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REPUTATION OF SCOTT BY EMINENT wHIGs OF
MARYLAND.-The Baltimore Argus states that
Colonel A. G. Ege, of Carroll county, whig cleo
tor four years ago; c, F. Mayer, esq, of Balti-
more; Colonel I. j. McKaig, candidate for Con-
gress three years ago; Messrs Brewer, Devec-
man, and Semmes, of Allegany county, and 9TH
ers, have renowned whiggery and will support
Pierce and King
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ChoIe ra in New York.

New YORK, July o.
Sixteen deaths occurred on board the steamer
United States which arrived yesterday Sever
al persons who were sick with were removed to
the Hospital.
In the city the disease is of a mild type
Several deaths, however, have occurred. The
Coroner yesterday held an inquest on case :.
the verdict was ''death from Cholera
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NOW IS THE TINE TO PROCURE
A GOOD PICTURE.

r. T. E. RICHARDS begs leave to announce
VI to the Public, that he has taken rooms in
Joshua A. Parishs new building in this place.
where he viii be happy to wait upon all persons
wishing to procure likeness of themselves or
trends Tor the low price of one dollar As he
intends staying for short time only. persons
would do well TO give him a call.
Ebensburg, August ), 1852
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StFayed Or Stolen.

NIRA1ED or stolen from the premises of the
j subscriber living between Ebensburp and Jef
ferson, on the night of the 2Sth of july ult.. n
light gray mare with brown spot on her nose ::
about 10 hands high, 8 years old any person
giving information so that he can get her. viii
be literally rewarded by JOHN L. HUGHES.
August 5, 1S52-42-3t
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April Oath 1S51.-ly
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Administrators Notice.

i ETTERS of Administration having been gran
Ia ted to the undersigned on the estate of Ja-
cob Paul late of Richland Township, deceased
all persons holding claims against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment, and those ind ebted to the same will save
costs by making payment without delay.
JOHN PAUL, .1,,r,s
JOHN STULL,
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The NewPost-omee Law.

The House of Representatives, yesterday,
passed a bill amending the. Post-ofice Act of
March, 1851, so far as relates to newspapers
sent to subscribers is shown below, in the usual
Roman type, while the italics show that what
will be the operation under the Bill as passed.
The computation is for quarter of year
Daily. Semi-Weekly. Weekly.
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EMP IRE CEECUS

organized and perfected Cor the ensuing seas
under the title of the
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. = -
MARRIED

On the 28th ult., in Blair County, by the Rev
\. X. Bell, Mr.. JAMES W. RIDDLE. of Philadel
PIMA, to Miss MARGARET BELL, daughter of job
Bell, Esq, of Antes. township Blair county.
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HEAD QUARTERS, l
BRIG. Is DIVISION, Pa, VOLUNTEERS.
EBENsBURG, July 90, 1852
GENERAL BRIGADE ORDERS, No. 4.
general court Martial for the trial of GER
tain persons may be brought before it, will
assemble at the Court House in Ebensburg, Cam
bria county, Thursday the 10Th day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1852, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
Captain Henry Schretberg,
. Richard White,
90 r. S. Alexander,
'' B. M'Dermitt,
'' NJ. Stewart,
1t. Peter Kaylor,
1t. John A. Blair,
Captain William A. Smith, is appointed Judge
AdUOcdte.
BY order of Brig. Gen. Joseph Mcdonald,
A. j. riley, aid de camp.
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CARROLLTOWN HOUSE.

Carroltown, Cambria County, Pennsylvania.
sIhe undersigned is prepared to accommodate
/ IN the best kind of style all who way favor
him with call, and hopes by strict attention to
business to merit and receive 4 share of public
patronage. HENRY SCANLAN.
may 20, 1S52.-31-tf
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NOTICE.

| ETTERS of Administration having been gran
IL ted to the undersigned by the Register of
Cambria county upon the estate of Eleanor Rees
late of Cambria township, in said county decd.
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims
against the same requested to present their
claims to me at my residence in Cambria town
ship, forthwith. JOHN d. REES,
July 8, 1S52-3S-Gt Administrator.
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DIED

On Thursday morning, Goth of July, FREDE-
RICK NJ, only child of Charles H. and Mary
Jane Heyer, of this village, aged two years and
two months
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Bat. Brig 16 Div Pa, Volunteers.
EDENsBURG, July 30, 1852.
BATTALION ORDERS No. 6.
The commissioned officers attached to the
several companies composing the 1st Battal-
ion, Brigade, 16 Division, Pennsylvania volun-
teers, will assemble in full uniform at Ebens-
burg on Thursday the 10Th of August 1882 at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and commanders of companies
win if possible be accompanied by their first
Sergeant By order of
c. II. HEYER,
1t. Col l Bat 8 Brig. 16 Div. Pa. Vol.
July %, 1S52-41-3t.
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Gen. Scott.

We hope the friends of Gen. Scott, will not
assail us any longer, to our course towards
him. We lived years beside him, and knoao his
character. When we said he was domineering
and tyrannical his friends little thought that he
Himself would so soon give the procf in his de-
termination to act the Louis Napoleon, ifelected.
He would put down ''PoliticGl Agitation,' as be-
ing 'Seditous," and call for laws more despot-
lc than the ''Alien and Sediton Laws" of 1899,
that hurled John Adams out of power. His
course, in relation to Naturalization shows his
hatred 10 foreigners, for he would cut them off
J0Terer from citizenship, unless they served in
war. Suppose there was a war with England /;
and hundreds of Irishmen joined our standard
who were not naturalized, they could not become
cuzens until they were one year in the navy or
army. Suppose they were taken prisoners
"hat would be their fate? That of traitors to
Engllsh laws, and death the penalty Such is
SCOTS toUe for the Exiles of Erin, or the emil
grants from Germany, &C. As to this detesta5le
poilcy OF his, we have patience to argue the
PO'N'-eVery liberal minded man, of either par
- VIII denounce it, and we heard several wings
=" 50 last evening, and they will abandon him
- sne polls. 1t kills him politically, and he
INNS INTO the grave dug by his own hands 1t
1'einS TO us as if that Providence which watch
' O'ef the affairs of nations, blinded him to the
.1u''S of the very letter he has written and thus
'eS our country from the rule of military
''ar' who with the heart of Nero, and the
~u OF a Caligula, would ride triumphant over
noertles of twenty millions of freemen :
Let the motto of every patriot be:-God and
o.. 'y Equal Rights to Native and Adopted
Oi'l1ens = Wheeling Argus
imam man turned his son out of doors, lately.
"ecause he wn,,lIn,4 -. = 0'1
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H. l.. EsEYER.

Attorney at Law, Johnstown, Pa.
Office on Main street, two doors east of the
Echo Office.
March 13, 1S51.-ly
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THOMAS c. HE,DOWELL.
Attorney at Law. Hollidavsburg pa

viii attend the several Courts of Cambria
county, as heretofore. Office one door west of
VIM. McFarland's cabinet wareroom.
January l, 1S51.-ly
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COUNTY MEDICAL society," +,

This society will hold its annual meeting in
j Johnstown, ON Tuesday next, the 10th inst.
at one O'Clock, p NJ.
August ;. 1852