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JOIEST0wN STOVE * HOUs-FURNISHING STORE
CANAL STREET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
SHERIFF SALES.

~ virtue Of suudry writs of TeaditiUni Ego
mas and LscGsi Fucids, issued ont of the Court
OF C.ulnr1u Please af Cambria County, and TO me-
directed there will be exposed to public sale, At
the Curt Housc, IA the borough OF Eben- burg,
on Monday. the 3rd day Of June next, at one
o'clock T. ". the following Real Estate, to vi
All the right, title. and interest of EdwaT
Burke auI Wan. j. Burke Of, in and II a piece
or parcel Of land. situate In Washington IoWn-
shin Cambria comfy, adjoining lands OF iona
than Robinson tie heirs IF Lewis Cassidy, decd
and others. containing 100 acres more or less
about 20 acres Of which are cleared, having
thereon erected two small Plank Houses now III
the rccunan-v Of VIM Burk and Nicholas Burk.
Also = frame house. a frame stable and a saw
mill. now III the occupancy OF the sad Edward
BJJgk- Taken IN execution and u lie sold at the
suit Of II. J. Roberts for use OF John ManhaTt-
AIS ALL the right title and interest of Nm.
O-Keefe decd IN the hands of VIM. O'hectie OF.
m AMI To a riece or parcel CT land situate IN
Cambria township. Cambria county. adjoining
iau.Is ol Richard Owens, Geo C. X Z1hm, T. d
Waters and others. containing ia acres, more
or less about 90 acres of which are cleared, hay
inc thereon erected two story log house, not
now occupied. a two story dwelling house and
Irg barn. now IN the occupancy 0f William q
KeelIe. Taken In execution and 20 be sold at
the suit of ,Ju ith Nhalon.
Also III the right title and interest Of Peter
F,rrfpId. one oFtIe defendants, of. in and to
a.
ship. Cambria county. adjoining lands Of Il. ".
Weld, John Beers. and others. containing 120
acres more or less, about 20 acres of which are
cleared. having thereof erected \ small Plank
house. now in the occupancy of Frederick Hart
Also-A piece or parcel OF land situate in
White township. Cambria county, adjoining lanes
of L. ". Weld. and other land Of Defendant and
others. containing So acres moresor less, having
thereon erected a saw mill now in the occupan-
cv Of T. W Weld. Taken in execution and to
be s1!4 at the suit of Martin Bell
/ Also-Al; the light, title, and interest OF Ia
! vid Rager. Of in. and to tract OF land situate
| in Jackson township. Cambria county, adjoining
/ lands Of Abraham Rager, Henry Rager, Andrew
! Rager and Others. containing $50 acres. more or
! less. about 20 acres of which are cleared, having
| thereon erected two story hewed log house now
! in the occupancy of Mary Rager and Isaac Ra-
/ ger. Also bewed log house and small stable,
now in the occupancy of David Rager. Taken
in execution and to be sold at the suit of Ed ward
! Roberts. =
! AIso-AIl the right. title and interest of Geo
! ". Hawk. of. in and to piece or parcel Of land
| situate in White township, Cambria county, adj
! Joining lands of Charles Ranstead, VIM. Powell
| Matthias Kesslar and others. containing 100 acres
more or less, about 50 acres of which are clear
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"a take pleasure in annoucing that they are
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copy u an Important little york. hy Or hr2.p
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the publishers.
BR. JOHN B. OGDEN x Co
Nav: 18th 8 mos. q & 66 J3hu St y y.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Admins
tration on the estate of John Burke late of Croyle
Up, Cambria County, have been granted to the
undersigned. residing in said township. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
pay up Immediately, and those having claims
against 1t are are requested to present them pro-
periy authenticated for settlement
WILLIAM BURKE
JAMES BURKE. ! 44dnp'rs.
April 10 1861
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MANSION HOUSE
EGzz%SEG~N. Ea.

THE uudeTsi lnei esl2stiu'ly announce To- the
old Patru1s 81 the ABOVE Hotel. that. haviG- re-
fitted and refurnisiesi It tl-rUc Uchout. tl.r ar-
prepared TO entertain guests comfortably and :,
good style.
BI-A good Hac3, vill be at the Railroad Sta
tion on the arTivsl of every train. f,r the pur-
nose Of carrying Passengers, .tree q charge. TO
the Hotel.
BOARD PER DAY. SI.Oo-
Tllr Siac- rlT uare.ect, aud u;--zr pc n IA
that ,'i-scti-t.. 1-Iscr- from the Mansion House
or, Y r.a-ri..- lS1n5ar r>...- -iA
W rg-ro,vn. Nss -, t-,"f.- ALTEGAIi { Co
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The Bodugger

This wonderful article just patented. is some
thing entirely new, ard never before oi,ered t.
agents. who are wanted everywhere. Fan par
tierllars sent FIRE. Address,
SHAW & CLARK.
Biddeford, M.ine.
April 2lth. No. 2o-isv SIN.
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s-r Family Phrsie.

From D. = " CTrT-rrI n. -,eIr O.',IT1Is-
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Watch, CLOCK, Aid UTTERLY S15R4
MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOHN P4.

LEWIS LUCKHART. begs leave to announce
that he has always a large and varied assortment
Of all the various articles peculiar t0 his business
Repairs promtly and carefully attended TO-
Johustowr April, Ia lS6l.d
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Dysen:ery, DiarsIrosa, I;sIez, VVorI.,s.

FIuH3 4'T Il - sT'f.'- -f 'Ff-Fz9
No=r V.u@ have had long rri7l n Iy yractice- an
hold them .-ts.l lsrs be>- steEl=itz islE-
found. Their sIt,~'v, siet u.on 'lie l-er INK
them excellent rsc lE- U iven IN small doses ia
bilious .gse.s.g r.s.f az s.s-s. Their sugar clsflf
rake them very .ii-i,e sEl c-Evtt-t luE tla
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HiRDIE'S TACTICS,

For Recruits and Volunteers, being complete
malua! Of military tactics and regulations. and
never before published 50 complete and cheap,
sent post paid for q cents each. Liberal Dis
count when ordered by the dozen.
All information concerning Union Goods, K,
Seht on application.
TFAGENTS WANTED.-n
Address all orders and communications 10.
/. J. YOIGF 6. co. No, y Ann street.N y,
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WasiIursan. T. g. -s'l ili.-. rs,s--

have g~11 -pr 5li.- 90 EaT --,r r-i -lrfI--i
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TAVERN LICENSE


-o:erted for the action of the Court in the first
Ttreek Of next June session, to wit:
TAVERN LICENSE
,-bas. zimmerman 3rd W'd Johnstown Bo.
r. hoeLer
Henry Schad
john B. Myers Loretto Borough.
Philip Hartzo2
William Ryan Jr.
John Thompson JE. Ebensburg Borough.
Isaac Crawford
John \. Blair
lanes II. Rifle Summitville Borough
Veronica Reilly
-anes ". CondoH
Daniel Mcdonald Yoder township.
Owen AIcCaf1TCy
lawrence Schvoth CarrUlltown Borough, Mich
al Bsrnacle Clearfield townships John Eischen-
sshr C5a r.laugh township; joseph Geise Rich
land township; John Carroll .Loretto Springs ;
Rcbec-a IlcwelIyn yoder township; Adam
Kurtz ToIsr township; Francis Gallasoth Yoder
t9wnsl:p; Charles Zimmerman Jr. 3rd Ward
Tohnstovu; James DowEey 2nd Ward do: ia
cob Fend Ath Ward do uarman Endress 2nd
Ward do; Jared Williams DO james D6wney
S- do: John Brady do: Francis Seitz COuem-
srgh Borough; JoEU Sivert do; HarDan End
ress Taylor Township; Lenhard keSt 90; Rob
ert Trattcr Cambria township; George Rand
oIph Wilnore Borough; Jacob Mack Cambria
t5wnsh.p james D. Hamilton NiImcre Bor
ough John Healr.cG C0ucmauEh Borough :;
F0rian Beug!e Lorotto Borough; jerome PIntt,
Susquehanna township S.auei Dillon. Suaqpe-
aanna township; Francis p Grossberzer, Gar
ToIItown Borough Lewis Kerstriug Ash Ward
Iobpstown; Henry ScnabIe 10; Wm. y. Mich
t-on 2nd Ward do; Michael J. Pitt Susque-
ma township; Daniel Litziuser Chest Springs
g--ugh j.: John E. M'kinzis be: Patrick Grimes
Ito Barru-h Terrence Dcluzjer Carroll
.s-ship J..a .nciin- 2al Ward Jolustovn-
s--y. y Y Gl-su 4th Ward -EyiHsto.Fn.
CT-A2T LICENSE.
r-rg. Heart SRI War.j ,Tohuyt57sn; D. ".
,i.uEha,... .ts. J.--5 L-s5 Cafrsa township.
CLERK Ole.
E.4p>bu-s Nay 13 1861
J MCDONALD Clerk.
list ~ CAUSES z,5 down Er rr-i a- q
r.rr. 90. .-.-...s.1 Peas. L. he a.a .st l.n-u--
E--- IN ~. l.s. Lul..-v u------ - .Lt iaE-
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License Notice.

The following named persons have filed their
lions Tor License in this Office, which will be
E-esentel for the action of the Court in the first
Ereak Of next June session, to wit:
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From Eer-,I- .. Eii1s - s.E-'n7 = f Ca Eas
I5I. AYrr.: Iia+e Gas3 you- t-5..- E.tr gli1s--.
s-f-r. r- family -- 1fa 2. -.s go j.
distress To Ts-riEfs t5e organs "f al--=s1.i .sa
I.s.s y -- b'aa q -ta- i-- IS l.r-
C-r known 2ls.3 / cautlll.lg Ees-ssEu. ssr 1s
uy iTi.-i,i-- lvuEs, p ! .ii-ii-s-
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r0Tse SIR afn ss=-i- 5'ss' --rr
rire EXCELLENT ET.Iya O.. -sszts=-
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The national Republican., 1861-03-14
HENRY CLAY UPON THE CRITTEN.
DEN PROPOSITIONS,

"And now, sir, coming from slave State, as
l do, owe it to myself, owe it to truth, owe
it to the subject, to state that no earthly power
could induce me to vote for specific measure
for the introduction of slavery where it had not
before existed, either South or North of that
line. Coming as do from slave State, it is
my solemn, deliberate, and we'll matured deter.
mination, that no power-no earthly power
shall compel me to vote for the positive in.
PRODUCTION of slavery either South or North Of
that line. Sir, while you reproach, and justly
too, our British ancestors, for the introduction
of this institution upon the continent of Ameri.
ca, am, for one, unwilling that the posterity
of the present inhabitants of California and
New Mexico shall reproach us for doing Just
what we reproach Great Britain for doing to us.
If the citizens of those Territories choose TO
establish slavery, am for admitting them with
such provisions in their Constitutions; but then
it will be their own work, and not ours, and
their posterity will have to reproach them, and
not us, for forming Constitutions allowing the
institution of slavery to exist among ihem"-
Henry Ciay's speech in The Senate Jan. 20, 1850.
The national Republican., 1861-03-14
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.
Uedueyd1y, Mlrch l3, 1861.

Mr. Douglas offered the following resolution,
which was read for information.
Resolped, That the Secretary Of War be re.
uuested to inform the Senate what forts, arse.
nails navy yards, and other public works, within
the limits of the States of South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Florida Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
and Texas, are now within the actual possession
and occupation of the United States, and by
what number of men each is garrisoned aud
held, and whether reinfnrcements are necessary
TO retain the same; and, if SO, whether the Gov.
ernment has the power aud neans under ex.
isting laws, to supply such reinforcements with.
in such time as the exigenoes and necessities
of the case may demand and whether the de.
fence and protection of the United States and
their interests make it necessary aud wise to
retain military possession OF such forts places,
and other property except at Key West and Tor.
tugas, and to recapture and reoccupy such
others as the United States have been deprived
of by seizure or surrender, for any other pur
pose, and with q view to any other end than the
subiugation aud occupation of those States
which have assumed the right to secede from
the Union, and within whose limits such forts
and other public property are situated; and, it
such be the motives for recapturing and hold
ing the forts and other public property, what
military force, including regulars and volun.
teers, would be necessary to enable the United
States to reduce the States aforesaid, and such
others as arc supposed to sympathize with them,
TO the subiection and obedience to the laws Of
the Union, and to protect the Federal capital.
Objection being raised, the resolution lies
over till tomorrow.
Mr. Fessenden offered a resolution, TINT
Messrs. Benjamin of Louisiana, Brown and
Davis of Mississippi, Clay of Alabama, Mallory
of Florida, and Toombs of Georgia, having an.
nounccd that they are no longer members Of
the Senate, their seats have become vacant, and
the Secretary Of the Senate is directed to strike
their names from the roll of members.
The resolution lies over.
After an Executive session, the Senate ad
iourned
The national Republican., 1861-03-14
COLONEL BENTON ON THE SLAVERY
AGITATION,

From vol. II of " Thirty Years in the Senate"
The regular inauguration of this slavery
agitation dates from the year 1885 but it had
commenced two years before, and in this way
notification and disunion had commenced in
1880 upon complaint against protective tariff.
That, being put down in 1888 under President
Jackson's proclamation and energetic meas.
ures, was immediately substituted by the slavery
agitation. Mr.. Calhoun, when he went horne
from Congress in the spring of that year, told
his friends 'Mat the South could nerer be uni.
ted against the North on the tariff qucstion--
that the sugar interest Of Louisiana rouid keep
her out-dnd Mat tie basis Of Southern union
must be shifted 10 Tie STARE question: Then all
the papers in his interest, and especially the
one at Washington, published by Mr.. Duff
Green, dropped tariff agitation, and commenced
upon slavery, and in two years had the rgi.
tation rire for Inauguration on the slavery ques.
ton. And, in tracing this agitation to its pres.
ent stage, and to comprehend its rationale, il is
not to be Iorpotteu that it is mere continuation
of old tariff disunion, and preferred because
more available"
The national Republican., 1861-03-14
For the National Roublicln.

NEEDS ExrLANATIoN.-An An advertisement ap.
peared in the Star of Saturday evening last,
in favor Of the appointment of our esteemed
fellow.citizen, General Ed. C. Carringlon, to the
office of District Attorney basing his claims,
in part, upon his late military services in " or.
ganizing, percectng, and drilling" yountecr
militia corps in this city. lu a speech solicit.
ing volunteers, made by General G. in the
Seventh Ward, on the evening of the 9th of
January last, he alluded to report " that he
had undertaken this movement because he
wished to lay the foundation for the District
Attorneyship under the incoming Administra
ton, and denounced the report us an "intamous
imputation," and the author Of it as n sian.
derer and liar" He declared, also, that he
wanted no ollice," and thereby got credit for
disinterested patriotism. Who could have been
so malicious as to publish (aud pay ior) an
advertisement tending to create the impression
that the report, so indignantly denied, was not
altogether uutoundGd? Surely it could not
have been done with the sanction of Gen. c.
And yet, although said advertisement has been
the subject of remark in the ci'y for several
days, the General has not repudiated it. Per.
haps he has overlooked it. Q.
The national Republican., 1861-03-14

E9- The Senate yesterday confirmed the
following nominations:
George W. Mcclellan, of Massachusetts,, TO
be Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Dewitt c. Litltjobn, of New York, TO be
Consul to Liverpool, and VIM. Fl. Vesey, of
the same State, Consul to Aix-la Chapelle; and
George Harrington, of the District of Colum-
bia, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
Colonel Sumner was nominated as Brigadier
General in the place of General Twiggs,
(strcken from the roll by order of President
Buchanan for being traitor"
James NJ Edmunds, of Michigan, was also
nominated as Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
The national Republican., 1861-03-14
GEN. JACKSON ON QUALIFICATION.

AohlNpIoN, 4Huy II 1000.
II | have had laborious task here,
but notification is dead, and its actors and
courtiers will only be remembered by the peo.
pie to be execrated for their wicked designs to
sever and destroy the only good Government on
the globe, and that prosperity and happiness We
enjoy over every other portion of the world.
Haman' gallowS ought to be the fate of all such
ambitious men, who would involve their coun.
try in civil war, and all the evils in its train.
that they might reign and ride on its whrl.
winds, and direct the storm. The free people
of these United States have spoken, and con.
signed these wicked demagogues to their proper
doom. Take care Of your nullifcrs you have
them among you let them meet with the in.
dgnant iiowns of every man who loves his
country. The tariff, it is now known, was a
mere pretext. n Therefore, the tariff
was only the prttext and disunion and South.
The national Republican., 1861-03-14

The following resolution in relation to inter.
national copyrights was recently offered in the
Southern Congress, at Montgomery, by Mr.. I.
R. R. Cobb, of Georgia, and adopted
"Whereas Great Britain, France, Prussia.
Saxony, and other European Powers, have
passed laws to secure to authors Of other States
the benefit and privileges Of their copyrgh.
laws, upon condition Of similar privileges be.
ing granted by the laws Of such States to au.
thors, the subjects of the Powers aforesaid ;
therefore, be it
"Resoircd, by lie Congress Of The Confeder
ate States, That the President be and he is
hereby authorized to instruct the Commission.
ers appointed BY him to visit the European
Powers, to enter into treaty obligations for the
extension Of international copyright privileges
to all authors, the citizens and subjects Of the
Powers aforesaid"
The national Republican., 1861-03-14

D~ John Mitchell does not receive much
encouragement in his efforts to convert the
nations o. Europe to his own views in regard to
the peculiar institution" as appears from the
following extract from his las. Paris letter to
the Charleston Mercury:
"On the whole, would beg most earnestly
to impress upon you tie conviction that III
Europe generally, but in England particularly,
YOU have no chance, no iocus Stdndi, no pre-
tension to be considered AS Christian men, or
perhaps MS human beings, except the cotton
field alone. But for that and the interest
hanging upon that, you would be hunted from
the face OF the earth and erased from creation
by the indignant voice of an outraged nine.
teenth ceulury!"
The national Republican., 1861-03-14

NORTH BRITIsH REvIEw.-Among the many
reviews which high intellectual, moral, and
national civilization necessarily develops, few
contain matter of more practical utility, and
none perhaps sustain superior literary merit,
than the North British.
The number before US February contains
eleven articles, some of them especially inter.
esting at the present time.
We have long thought that the sterling worth
Of the worlds reviews has not been as fully ap
preciated as they richly deserve. Taylor d
Maury, Pennsylvania avenue, near Ninth
street, are the agents.
The national Republican., 1861-03-14

and out Of Congress, as most desirable for our
future commercial. political, and diplomatic
relations with that republic. II he consents to
accept that mission at all, which is yet unde.
tcrmined, 1t will be for the purpose Of inducing
Mexico to adopt this policy, and for 10 other
rrason. In this view the mission is now among
the most important in the whole service. The
agents ofJeferson Davis are there, endeavoring
to obtain recognition"
The national Republican., 1861-03-14

ES-Mr. Fessenden has introduced resolution
expelling all the Senators of the seeded States
from the United States Senate, on the ground
that they had renounced their allegiance to
the Government. This is designed, we sup
pose, to supersede the resolution Of Mr.. Foster
for the expulsion of Mr.. Wigfall, which would
seem invidious, and invite them all to the same
FEAST
The national Republican., 1861-03-14
nGyn The n. ]. Tribune has the following:

"The following is an extract from private
letter received in this city by one OF cur work
men, from his brother in Charleston. Those
are the men with whom the miserable traitor
jeff, Davis is to march upon the Northern
States. We begin to feel perfectly easy about
the attack on Fort Stmter.
"CHiRLEsToN, EJ. 90 1851.
"'Now something about politics
Here everybody isa soldier. ! have been in
the field service the past two months. A sol.
der, and how? With shoes without soles, poor
food, and worse clothing. May God have mcr.
cy. Should the North march an army down
here, two.thirds Of our men would join them.
Don't be surprised that all people here seem to
be in favor Of secession Otherwise, many Il
poor fellow would be starving. Whoever re.
fuses to be a soldier must leave the CITY, Fort
Sumter still stands quietly, and the garrison
appears TO be in good spirits. Our army have
not yet attacked it. The asses appear to be too
stupid to undertake it. In order to do that, they
want another Garibaldi or keep their mouths
shut. Rumor has it that it is to be taken next
week without fail. The com mander, Major An.
derson, have known in Florida, and believe
him to be brave man.