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Markem-cAaEsullr REPORTED FOR TEE rRrsuss.

Narkeh-CAaEFCLLY REPORTED FOR TEE TRlsuxx
azure -A TUESDAY, gsb. IL.
Pos AZ 50 Psails are dali So lev Sales of 40 49,
SollON is N far dem and SOC Saiss sSla ts-isy a;
floUk AND hEAL-There is less bo,yauey and a.
IVY oos nrses for Western ind STATE Rssgr 5at hold
ss are EIm Inc aossnoe OF ths steamer ana tAe arm
meas IN ueshs restrict the sales for ssBoys fNsrs IL
ialf local 0Vf medorais Ealfsrl inquiry RE nss,iev
srsats are scaIcs and wanted Caas4as is rot ofys-,d
Aha tae iafAtt - montreal 4! s. SoEd Tas "a = II DO
lasste reach <-soo bh.s al s. foF ate Sac d -
niHsato tAney Michigan sna I<caaa: s. ieS5 ~ far
gosa ieS and iayofite SAFE, s. iof Ohil va New Osans
ior eva oeio $ N S. fet extra Gsnss.e Sslt1sn IL
NY h,@ VIA far demand f,r tAe llo4 sTads ard iAs
Nt1 indies Sales % lice hbs Part u arrive q $50
- ri fer ntea' geod stag AZ bsaads ana 81 lS y -
,sf iSAol. Hss Roar scarce SAleI small lots AZ
- Ss&N a. BIaadywine wanted 5, - 81 5acE-
Ns s,p e sAlse.s AZ 50 u, asa so Z llob.
e.S SssAts-noAesis OF Nhss, are hIm the dsn20a Is
Eel 1T talt ard es mhak S9es q vs. sO1 bash ate
y a1asA Part (sees bush 10 arrive ~ aai the re-
at.s GA Pirate teTas Other Kinds held 6saly At
ssits Ae!tkera a. Toe Barley 5 he'd lIiy AZ igsc
Sat-, Sy 1, :, selns a. Oats are lower a-i nsss
rs nvsI a, tosS2. and Canal sstlGssc sad
ssise, - s.&ssc Corn y IA ra05srats demand win
.sQos scs on the part Of soldeIs to rrsiSs as eT-f
y and thsrs is ssTy llttle dong r tie
store asa 7ee for Sc alhern YelIos Wsts /. sesr sj
NsnieS, >. .. re fer eKpaSt.
market rev fsyors Ire ba,sr Ola !. ~ MS sas
ard y few haxs, ana firmly held Sas.s of a5e M, =,
Ssr a.S Ges SIS 81 sol a. Pm Tor De- Prone s., 50
ssd $40 ief rev az Beef s nm with far LEGAL Dc,
sac sAss OF See eos at s. si 80 fsr Msss. ara
s. &aSt lof rne. ffme hess Is Ia soa3 a.ns,s -
he'd frly Sales OF SO tea gosd ohis "a nr;ss
sll@': Feet Hams are better. Sales 81 5o DIS 90 "A
81 I9ase.s,sr ssa more freely aasrsd Sale. q SO
sllas ass Butter Is s,sAsy csssse !. 1 srms
ess;ss, rs I,eklsS Aeais are drn eus saiss.
There ia fair demand for clean Far Seal far
"a port a. 81 S&Si2 6z reree rough steady al 81 =
g ~ MA rsss d 30 hush. Ciossf s selling in snail
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YoRK FEE.
Gsared.

ClsaTed.
shp--ferksAirs, Young, Liverpool. c. II. Mushan q
Co
Barks-Miner She7man baltimore. Montgomery Bros
nsssaehnses, Pie hard, Matanzas, J. Atkins Co; Is
abeila kee1. Rice. Porf-au- Prince. q L. Eerrts
Brixs-HsIlet Newell, warren Jeff-rsoaton,
\ Church; NeTtgre. Schsichsl, Bremen, P0aps Go
Denmark, ROney, Matanzas, J. W. Esell Co. Laurel.
Ia, BTAH.hRA Belize, Hosd !. Jex.
SctooreTs--HayTiei Haleck. Mandevl Wilu,in rtha Y
l. McCTssdy : Co; Charles Colgate. Seaman Baltimore
MAILER Lord, Tiogs Crovsll. Cor AYES J. " weld N,
z. C. ZaDrskie, Barker, Providence rasssr. sar.h ~
Dorad. ELS. PHILADELPHIA CoTneiia Faulslsa R.ta.
Dayton Spfaius. MAJ. Cobb. Prov ncsf0wa Erw.II
Fayssi Co; Fashios. Kelly, Boston, 5. W. Lava
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Passengers Sailed

N ,1p Vicfoys, from Bosoa for Sen Eranoso-Nrsrs.
Brown, JchD Murphy, Ihomis O'lIHe Timothy Malies,
Mathew ~ gan, David Evosth, L6-hy DlnevaD, Jobn
LMy. John Dnscal. jeremiah Danny Joseph Va laos n
J.. CODY, Honly b. Newell. Samuel Wilbur ani J. W Da-
Wis, OF Boston Em. WhiitemhTe. 81 West R0yDurY n.
DeIkn Stephen GglliEcf Amasa Bird, and N Glover
and sister, Of Dofche5ler Nm SAWYER. Of ChaTlcsto9a
Vim. Davis OF Gloucester; +. A. 8 Raymond, w Mars
Ton and Samuel q Hallway. OF Pb mouth; Henry A.
9bsoR and Samuel II. Bfasdoa, % East Abingdon; A.
Williams, OF DoIbgry joleph Mar,h, T J. Os59rns
and Henry Bowers Of DanveIs bfr Tuer 70 a. tnscs
ehidisn of salem Taos, Quaa. Of Quincy II. tcgst,
George Snow, George H. Sears. Mason Aodgss' Isaac
q. 0few, of 1hddleboTO RoaTOe HO'cOnb, OF NeW-Bad
fOId Joseph CO,msn Of Nahtuci ct & B. Plynot)n.
South Reading JOB L9.hIop sni wife. 4 Soah Acton
ID aLchard Jr aud {. S. Robbins, Of ". Weym,llh !;
4 W RobnsoE. q Feltonvine T. 3 Wysr, Clement ID
ID Wyer and John Gray, Of Bangor Thomas bacs aad
J2eez bus, Of Upper Saltwater. Me: O5nn Morse, Of
Abbott Me. A. ". Weymouth, Wm. Weymouth. Herman
boIene, q W l. n, E. z. Brown, George Reed. Albion
Morse and Chas Weymouth OF Cr0no, Me. Jos 9nou,
Of Oldiown; r. W saunders, o. New ShaTOD Hm LII
Tier OF Warren, Z biivs Alyaa Richards Of Iaachss
Tar, II. Mrs Brown and child, Mr-Lane. Mr. Canning
ham. haly hell aId two ehilden, Mary Nlurpag and
ho'a hc1ee, ietderce not given JOsepa Clos55 81 Dlx
luiy-Sl.
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rFrum our Correspondeats.l

PHILADELPHIA, Feb i7-ArriUed-Brg Martin
EpsmAn, Ibaysr. NcwYork; schrs. Diamond. Carter,
de-: Joseph Guest, R0sth. do.
ClSered-schrs Minerva Wright, Rogers. Nss-Yoik;
John Compton, Sharp. do Ehes. Sharp, do; sarah H.
Parker. Beatty do Joseph Cues. Hoah do; brig lsa-
bella, NiekersOn, Ponce p r. steamer DeliwHe, san
f,rd New-York.
NEWPORT, Feb l5-Arr,rei-schrs Samuel L. Greek
or Horton Fall River for Norfolk; Abermuie, uart,
providence far North Carolina Thomas Smith, rIlley,
New Bedford for New York; socp Independence, DAVIS
New-Yok. =.
Feb l6--Arr sehrs Flying Cloud Hernnsn Csstine for
Eorfok Peyson Crowel, Providence for Norfolk Geo
Thomas WFer Providence for New York Lucy saSe,
cable Rocklsnd for Eew-York Missouri Woo6ey, Saism
for New. York. Baker Walden Norfolk fer ProTiceAce;
Mary Reid Howes. Boston for Baltimore.
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON Feb i7-Arr. ships Gonaut, San rraneisco,
CoquIrsbO Ne~ Orleans; schIs. Isabella New-foIk'
hisk, Navy Bay
Cid ship Robert Palten. Havana
SD. steamer Ontario. Nev-York
HOLINESS HOLE. Feb. l3-Ar schr, Hanover, Port
Prince z7t nit Left ougs Lewis Walsh, for New fsrf
3days Orion for DO days. scdr Sarah Mana, for do
10 ays. "
with damage ayBg into BY stslmsT
CHARLESTON. Feb. i6-Arr. Br. bark Huron, V.
Thomas John DeWof. Liverpool.
Cid scbT. ID. b. Warner, New-York.
Sid ship Susan c. Ovens, Liverpool brig Adelna, New
York: fchr. Lone Star. Boston-
In the OfiLg bark NfnIod
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seAr Coqusre narss,t RishncEd d. fosr asa wheat
70 e vsn siebb. 80
eshr Samuel II. DATE S,efesns' NoffoN seatss es'a
Sen ssnSer. Mrsr Gsorssowa days, hUm, &c. -
Stu ees, Ciea'msr 4 Co
Virginia -. -. b..
eehr Rinsso5 Lewis, from wreck OF an Ansa- ffom
Neu-Orlsaas ashore at Cranbury Iaet Cap. LIE
ihe bart a. be full Of aud tisnu'ed SIC nsa
commenced dschargng her cargo yesterday ehsh I'll -
brshskt Up BY The sp 81 seh"oAsrs Seine 500 b5ls had
slresdv hten tai sn cut. =
Propeller Lewis, Cole BeatSR % hours, in ballast
to Osgood Allen.
sAILFD-ssus Hsaqua. McKssze. for Shanghai;
Yorkshire Briggs for Liverpool brgs Sarah W Cashar,
Wade Nozzle Victoria (Br 9uaneI. TOR HahfAI; bark
Hannah ThorntoT. DAVIS, New Orleans.
vIND-At sunrise, N; meridian, N sunset, NV, and
Light.
TIE steamship Pioneer, hence arrived At CAasrss AFTER
passage Of aine days
The Semsphore, at the Highlands reports NJ in yard
hound yes sis in sight at sunset.
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MAR RIED.

In Newark. " on the I'M INST, By Rsy Dr. Watson
MARY K daug liter OF the late John Young, ksl.
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Receints off Produce..FEl

b. Ere Ra,road-27 Calves. rs sides Leather 81 pkss
Butter 50 bead Cattle and SO Sheep.
b. keic- Karen Roiiroad-l63 b5ls. Flour ana ~ ao
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AlElArcRs ALsANAC-..-rAIs DAY.
sVF-aEsS-- 81 ss.s--. 80 5!OoE-R sss.....6 u u
noa wArER--.-Feb IS
Sandy EocE- g Gov Island g 81 Hell G,ts..i0 co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

Gbansss for Business Glen.

1 ,OAL YARD for SALE.-Ten years.
Le,ss With all fixtures in Of IN. best location,
IN ne CITY Of NeT-fork. Inquire Of q @ PIERCE
Asi Az" 30. Is Wzlgt
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, Feb II, 1852, Mrs. CHARLOIIE
ABBOT, vile ii Daniel Abbot Jr. The friends aud ac-
ouan'arces Of the family, requested TO attend The
funeral this day. Wednesday, at2 oclockP NJ, from No.
Al North NooTe-st -.
WICKS daughter Of Lucius T. and Mary hosster, aged
TWO years, Eine months aud seventeen days.
At Milwaukee, On Sunday the I'm last, MARf
MILFORD, wife Of y. W. GIswJla, ald dAuzL.ef Oi
Richard nj Batchlord, OF this City.
On the J7th inst, ALEXANDER BOGARDJS, IN The
4jth year Of his age
Tie friends and relaves-alfo MS brothers law Wn
Young Archibald lspIan and s. RI. Beneaict are re-
Spec fully invited attend his funeral on WednsEday the
18Th INST az O'Clock r. III fIOn his late refdeBcs. No.
20 Ciarksox-s His remains VIII be taken TO 1tchess
Comfy for intefmeLt. Thursday nornDg, az ocscS
On the nth inst 4, THOMAS g. UNDERHlLL, in the
of his brother, William Cndehl, are respectfully IL
vtsd attend bis from hs late residence NO 9J
West 25lh ST. Thursday The 18th inst, at clo;A,
Pm
On Sunday Ih inst after long aud prarac'ed inass
VIII ch she bore with Christian fJritnde, DELLA LOUISA
H. the tenth year OF her youngest daughter OF
EIastus II. and Eliza II. Munsoa
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO a.
tend the funeral Wedna day tic 18th ns az OcocS,
from the residence OF her ther Ne 90 Vest ne II
9th av EeY remains vi be taken 10 c. esnw3od fyf
terment The congree alton Of the NJ = Churea in Jana
st aud the members of United Friends, Lodge No S56
i. o. OF o i. invited to attend.
Affection sore long time she bore,
Pyscans' aid we're al in vain.
Till G5d was plea.sd to give her ease
And free her from Deaths pain. mt
90 Monday, Feb. 10, of conSumD ion, DAT. EDWARD
STRAHAN, aged 80 years and 10 DAYS.
HIS friends ara those Of his family are resosc folly IL
vtsd 70 attend his funeral on Wedneiday AeTeoOn a,
O'Clock from his late dence No llG 9arro"si, wltllu;
further invitation. III ~
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DgpApr

~ MEsr-fo CONTAGIOUS -sesys5 Cd -, - -
ssiasd riePc.a, for Building ssxer IN AZ 80 :;
stIheh, so.arc q Pax uani Moaesy. 81 ~ Ia :,
VA iis 80 s., - sfcsk NJ % aUID sE@Ea,
tihf ST, from he - sss' -
he pan 81 az Ssa ~, berg in sash sboas lO se
~ .As sSae and al other IfJrm.f IA fs,stis~ ,ssrrt
~. "a On application 70 the CaaeIsct sss u
me shes.-Nsw-Yoak Feb II. is5s. ''''-' =
20 "a, NICHOLAS DEAN,
>" ." Syes;dsn: CTe.eE Agueasct DspAdzssat.
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Amnsemenis.

D0DWORTH'S MUSICAL FEsT1.
NJ VAL, stMErhor oLfrAS HALL. Qx;s fr,,'.,A ,
On FRIDAY EVENING Feb 20. o. Which ec:ssioa
IN aodsh J. hcv supsf esld II g 3ssfeFmsrs tssy nj
ee ass sftdfv he fcls ~ spst AZ aItEs.
Mrs LAURA A JONES
&r. HENRY FOULS IS. the Americas Tessr
Mt GEO. y BhIgrOE
-
a.
MASTER THOMAS
Dir. sEDGEWlfk
Fr. ALLEN DODwOHrH
Director. HARVEY ponvopru
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship MGgiOR from Charlottesville. Z. Ems,
Col. J. N. Bird @ l. Ea.T l.. GiIOcchio 2 Real
Il. @. Carew, ID. K Lyle, d; l. Garrett, g 3 Maale =
JAG sSus, J. ". rfask g. v Answsrp. y B Eskridss J.
J. P.sree, alias KIP hiiss J. Bates. II = Downs, " A.
peDy, lady anu dfe1, & LecNa, 4. L. Van hes
nj Ptcknan Mrs Barber W. p. Al der-on s. T Agrew,
Mrs n J. Greer, NJ Raymond. Mast Rlymo-d j. 30
eot A EcCokcl, =. DAVIS ana a. steeTa2e.
IN sta alship tab.ma, troi. y7raaEaaI Psnchsr
laGv, Miss MelnoFe BIS A. Campbell Mrs. Hall, ID. 3
Gapp, Nallcl j. X. Richard Conway, u Beach.
IeIDar a. G. J. Naacs, W. Eatoa i pJrer, Il SahaAly,
Mrs Peror, e. ID. COckeiiil j. Wiaship, r. A. Bar,
H. Kuhn NJ. Rose, 81 Loussen. J Russell, Gej kzssell
las RUSSELL Ut Ble.1, Ssm Pueston J. y Budf, q =
McG,Rness p. T. Bsttaer, C. Eagse, @ 7. Marill. p
HoustoT, J. J RrosHne A NJ. Mckinney, 5 Ro1t, J. J
CrarbeIy. II Mhippie, s. W Frsnche, Il Smthe. -. .
Spaudins @ Aeiiage z. Chsss, Capt. J. Ca4A.r shan
ang sfe
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KORMFNnI Professor ef Maglc

Re ffcm Urussr,. pupl az tss cs,soIsied Dselsf.
viii have he hono u iysE BIZ fss p1sc os,sa a Ia,
cal Physical nod Carr.ss sorss - mcsfvte'hsn nAns
an Iylfrksr, AZ W. MIG, Mach 4. 1854
Phi K6rnsnd arrived tss eeaa.,y ram Iarssg -
the I'd fang. last and has pesa 49,
Al III, NJ, IN rca Iiux which bavs hsysr before
h.. pys51ced In this ~ which he wouI E'ess ~
snscsfiT sccs the AID patronage 81 he 1msnr
can public Cards of aaG,sSoa &c. y b Rad Mes1
S~hiheSr Co No. 75T Broadway; q. q B. Westsrnsns
BTIhsrs sc5 Read az conner Rs1ds+t Frsseh H,'ei
Sbakspsne Hotel. ard o.her usual places ief w.
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Boarding.

BOARD. Two Furnished Rooms TO let,
I'D suitable for two or three gsntlem IN lse 'ara'ey, i
rssuirsdJ e1e havisg a store Both ira, Ga fth noor
Gesssel Accommodations Dlnrer hour a O. kstsfes.e'
sIclznssd. Apysy at es St. Marss-plaee ISL
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IhOIus 81 Tat.ts koiebIs, NheVal efs, Humid
al Arms Pilgrims, Spirits, People
Scene 81 'ilv.- year, l02S.
IL F6aTih Act
GRAND BALLET DivERrlSEMENri
Mile 1urlbaii AID Corps dc Ballet
Owing TO the length tho performance the Open VII
cCmnlarce precisely az o'clock.
LA GAIA LADRA will be performed 10 the eounsa
this week. -,
Regular Ooera nights Monday. "wednesday and Friday
Rex Once open syery asy from 70 4 eeieek
pnaitixflv no Rrla Iist. tEcApt ioI the PJesi.
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The expenses exceed those OF the preceding year
by $l0,2S6 g. principally on account OF repairs of
engines, passenger cars damages, and Ian expenses.
The passenger receipts show an increase OF $5,ll3-
40 the freight receipts decrease OIL $ll.e47 81
rents and mails an increase OF $I29 sl-naking q
total decrease of 5000 "a in the income Of the
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DOARD REDUCED at the PRIVATE
NBNATSIoN HOUSE, No. 81 GrseHwieh-s. By bra
BERT Geallemen with single beds ard light airy reons
a DAY. Baths gratis. als tm'
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

We have come to the determination TO sell
goods at cash prices, without putting on any ex-
ira profit an offset for bad debts. Any per
son dealing with US credit, viii receive a
pass-book, except when we have different un-
ders landing, and will expect all accounts to be
settled by payment note at the end of six
months, and these terms viii be rigidiy adhered
to- BY doing business in this InGnner, we hope
TO sell more goods, and at cheaper rates To
those who purchase for cash We viii always
make difference Of six per cent, except -four
and bacon, which must always be nett cash,
without credit TO any one.
JOHN IVORY & SON.
Su1amit, November 20, 1851.
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EErEck store.
Removal

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform the pub
lie generally, that lac has removed his SadiIe and
Hdr1aess Establishment, to jefferson, Cambria
county, where he will be pleased TO see his old
friends and ali others wanting anything II his
line Of business. He intends keeping constantly
on hand large stock of
Saddles, Bridies, Collars, Harness, Whips, &C.,
OF all kinds, which he will sell on the most rea-
sonable terms for cash approved country pro
duce He hopes by strict attention to business
and small profits on his work, 10 merit and re
ceive liberal share Of the public patronage.
HUGH 4. MCCOY.
Jefferson, Nov. q, 1850.-7-tf
n. B. All those indebted to him for Saddlery
SC. whilst located IL Ebensburg, are earnestly
requested 70 call and settle their respective ac-
counts. For the purpose Of saving trouble, it
is hoped that this notice will not be neglected.
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THE II ORLD'S FiIR.
New Store and Cheap Bargains.

TEEhe undersigned would inform their friends
Z and the public, that they have opened a
nea0 stare at Plane No. ?, !. p. r. r. in the room
formerly occupied by John ong. where viii be
kept constantly on hand, and sold at low prices.
the following goods: Cloths, Cassireres. TEgssas,
SattHetts, GtHyhants, J.estjags CqLesev, KasZias.
S'fks, SafiFs, LaacHs, -4Lgaccae Boz.5aztlss Bar
ege', Aous ae Lanes, Lustres, SEaz-Ls. R.J5ol.s,
Buttons, Gto0ss, Hosiery, Lacey, Thrsad lrc, &c
ALSO, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
CmJreiLas, FarasoLs, aud Bonnets. -lkgo. n Lgrgq
stock Ct CoBss, Sugar, Tea, Queenslrare, HQrL
uare aaa Cutlery, Books and .Stationqry.
FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, BUTTER,
Eggs, Fish, Salt, Tobacco, igars, &c. Al Of
winch they are prepared 70 sell at c6eqD rates.
anu invite the attention Of buyers to their stock
Of goods, confident that they can and viii sell
them as chap, and in fact, cheaper, than thev
can purchase elsewhere
Produce OF all kinds taken in exchange for
goods, and cash never refused Call soon. at
the He'' store, if you want to be supplied.
-, JOHN G. GIVEN & Co
March l3 lS5l-Iy
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REGISTERS Notice.

All persons interested are hereby notified that
the following Administration accounts have been
allowed and filed in the Register Office Of Cam
bria county, and will be presented for contirms-
ton TO the Orphans Court 10 be held at Ebens-
burg, in and for said county, on Monday, the
9TH day Of April next:
The account of Thomas Todd, Administrator
de bonis non Of the Estate Of David Todd, decd
The account of Jacob Burgoon, acting Adm!-
nistrator of the Estate Of John Gardner, dec d..
The account Of James Fegan, Executor Of the
last will and testament Of Peter FegaD, decd.
The account Of GeoIge NJ. Lane and Henry
Kratzer Executors of the last will and testament
Of Robert Mcdowell, decd.
The account Of Ann Henry (late Ann Webster)
Administrators of the the Estate Of William
Webster. decd.
The supplemental account Of Rossnna Bradley
Administrative of the Estate OF William bradley,
deceased.
The account of John Major and Augustine
NIConnel Administrators Of Henry Lovely,
deceased.
The account of Jacob Singer and John Rob
erts, Administrators of the Estate of David
Singer, deeeesed-
The final account Of George ". Easily and
Thomas Quinn Administrator cum testamentO
annexo of the Estate of Michael Kelly, decd.
The account of Patrick Medium, Administers
tor Of the Estate Of Edward Daley, decd.
The account Of James McDermit and John
Mc1IulIen, Administrators Of the Estate Of James
McMIullen, deceased.
R. L. JOHNSTON, Register.
Registers Once, March ., 1852.
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WONDER OF WONDERS!
PETROLEUM, OR ROCh OlL.
9.There are more things III heaUen and eaTth'
Yhn,l rrc lZrcnrat of n, alhnoSOUhN.'

'.There are more things az hedUen ana ea'M'
Than are dreamt Of IN Phitosophy.
The virtues of this remarkable remedy, ana
the constant application for it. to the proPfleIoI'
has induced him to have it put up IN Doc'IGs'
with labels and directions, for the beneht OF 1he
public.
The Petroleum or Rock oil is procured from a
well in Allegheny county, at n depth OF !our
hundred feet, is pure unadulterated afilcie'
without any chemical change, but just as II hoNs
from Natures Great Laboratory That 1t con-
tains properties capable OF reaching number
Of discusses is no longer a matter Of uncertainty.
There are many things il the arena OF nature,
which, if known, might be Of vast usefulness IN
alleyiating suffering and restoring the bloom OF
health and Sigor to many sufferer Long be
fore the proprietor thought Of putting 1t UP IN
bottles, 1t had reputation Tor the cure OF ulS-
ease. The constantly and daily increasing calls
for il, and several remarkable cures it has per
formed, is a sure indication Of its future popu-
larity and wide spread application ia the cure
Of disease.
We do not wish to make long parade Of Ger
tifcates, as we are conscious that the medicine
can soon work its way into the favor Of those
who suffer and wish To be healed. Whilst We DO
not claim for il j universal application IA every
disease, We unhesitatingly say, that IN a number
of hrCnic Diseases It Is UnriYaIled Among
these may be enumerated-2ll diseases Of the
mucous tissues, such as Chronic Br0nchitis Con-
sumption (in its early stage Asthma, and all
diseases Of the air passages, Liyer ComDLaiat,
DysPqsia, Diarrhoea, Diseases Of the Bladder
and Kidneys Pains in the Back OF Side. Ner-
vous Diseases. Neuralgia, Palsy, Rheumatic
Pains, Gout, Erysipelas, letter, Ringworms,
Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Old SCrcs, &c, SC In
cases Of debility resulting from exposure or
long and protracted cases Of disease this Inedi-
cine viii bring relief. II will act as q general
Tonic and AHeyati0e IN such cases, imDartiue
tone and energy to the whole frame, removing
| distractions, opening the sluggish functions.
which cause disease and = broken constitution.
and giving increased and renewed energy to a.!
the organs Of Life. The proprietor knows Of
several cures Of Piles that resisted every other
treatment, get well under the use Of the Psfyo-
LeliH or Rock oil, for short time. The proof
! can be given to any person who desires it
| None genuine without the signature OF the frg-
! prietor, s. klEE, lI;-l Ilsil, ulGr III.
! Pittsburg.
F. Hittell, agent Ebepsburg, Pennsylvania.
| May 6, 1851.
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Wholesale and Retail
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON.
IIANJEAEEORY.

The subscriber adopts this method Of return
ng thanks 10 his friends and the public gener-
ally, for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow-
ed upon him, and begs leave to inform them that
he has enlarged his business, and now keeps
constantly on hand Il large supply of every va
rlety Of IInrare, Store Pipe, DyipDLag Pms.
ZtHc Bo"Ts, Coal Buckets, Tea Kettles. DC. &c.
which he viii sell, wholesale or retail. as Zo,c as
any other establishment IN the country.
lie IS also prepared to manufacture .SDoufiqg
for houses, at the shortest notice. and on the
most reasonable terms. Merchants and others
desirous of purchasing bills Of ware. are res
Peetully invited to call, as he is prepared to sell
them goods equally as cheap as they can be had
either east or west, and all orders addressed to
him will be promptly attended TO-
Job Horh of every description. done on the
shortest notice. Old copper and pewter. taken
IN exchange for ware.
The undersigned hopes, by a strict attention
to business, TO receive = liberal share Of public
patronage. GEORGE HARNCAAIE
Ebensbnrg, Feb. 30, lS5I.-tf
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Exchange Hotel.
JohnstoWu, Cambria County, Pa.

Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.
TEvHE undersigned having succeeded Mr.
4 Samuel Bracken in the proprietorship Of
this Establishment, most respectfully announces
70 the public, that his entire attention viii be
devoted 10 the task Of rendering the Exchange
Hotel one Of the best public houses il this sec
ton Of the State.
Especial care will be observed in procuring
Liquors Of the choicest brands, and every appro-
pirate detscGcy which the markets afford, will be
carefully selected for the Table.
Good stQJies and careful h0stLers are provided.
The undersigned viii always be most happy
10 greet his friends and the travelling community.
THOMAS \. MAGUIRE.
Oct. p, 185O.-tf