ocr: Mill VOHK OH HUSTON EIOH FURNITURE. "V'. 91. ROOT & CO., No. 'i V :i I .I'll vc ii noi til'- Itliick, ' CiiMii;i' Stri'ft, ... Iliirliiicli.ii, niAVlXll JCST COMPLETDU T1IEID AD a I iiivc,iMi:Ti for their SI ICI, STOCK, with eovtrnl of tho larcctt .Ifanufactorir of (Jowls tn th-ir hnrt it mn h LOW'lUi iTices than over het'ore, w mM inform tlio jiuhlio -oiicni!ly, an.l doatvra in thu r'tinn t thu Country puiintarlyt that thev niu ,t. ,.!,, I v, T.i,:iu'l win, hKi.t, thfir fiooU at a Ion oritc5 a thoy oim by houRht for In tho cities, (Height nil U'1,) anl on ai fnvorablo toriuii. Iluy in,; isclu-lvcly fur CASH, they obtain better h.ir-.liin-, than r-m ho obtained by buying on a credit, .k-i inott biijiTf do. Or it Stock of r'uriiit MM', rimir-, iiutl 1'p1ioltrr (iomN, Ac , is now tin- lirai and as vvo believe, tho brt .. -n sto-k d thosonood in thu Mate, And buyers i ii hrru find as ;inplite an outfit as can be found In v "V U'flt"'m, nnd of all prices and iiiaH tien; couii(in, partly of U Int U N aliiut nml ."Wiilim-nii v" Parlor i' r it i tv u i: ; '.iui -, Sitting li'min. an' Ittti Jtom FtiTHiturt nt 1... inv. H'n, nml Chrnptr MVh ; V I'.untut Ch,imlrr Silts, hathtrat , it nil Utiltinn ; (Jvttt, (iitt, nnt inur I fintr l,nnking (tlitstti ; h-'king til'isi Ittra ; (j t iter Miortntnt nf z?t) f lnturr Frame .1inM inga of tvrty vntuty nnd prtef. Ol'Il STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS i n-ry 1-ire, nI contain" for t'rRTAis .AlATr m vis, ItrocitrlU, .-nf, Vuim, Hollands, (liiup n.iiidi, loi, llooki. Oilt Cornicej, Ac., lo(, and a hiro ataorluieiit of l'MNTrit.MiMKfi; and Co. I'uiso Mxintivi ; I'ronch Satlu HeUvluo', IiaiuaskiN, I'IihIi Moretui, Hair Cloths, and a arielv of tkfftr UuihIk. toKelher with a largo stock of trim. mmtN jiim.iIii, ?uoh us llfitr, Mott, Springs, hbtuirt 'Vufts,Tivtne , Ac,, Ac , nil at in tow mtea as they can ho obtained iu thoritleii. Ktfiin otperienced and pood WOHK.MK.V in thiMveral deurttuents of our business, we aro pre oucd at nil times, tu re)air, or execute orders for Turn it iu- ami Ifpliolsforv W 0 li , uilh ncitne-and difpntch. W'v manufacture also, Snnnjj Uedn of nil kinui tilted to any liedstenj, and Mattr.iM-e of Hiiir, .Mop. Husk and Taim Iaf (uhnOi wv ti'-iri mt to be such a aro represented by im 111 rcjjitrd to 'inntity material and minuftut ure) at city price-i. J-MUloo.N bought at thisestahllshment will boeiretully put up and delivered at tho Cur or Stoauibo'it-', Free of Charge, to tho purchaser Wo havo left with u sale two7 Octave round .Hid r.irvfd r.i-o l'i.ui'i'ii, which will bo gold mi,. lo,r than tho regular price ofiuitiuuients of their (iulily of I'liiUh nnd tone. Tho publlo aro invited to euniiuo thi1 in. IVraoni wishing to purchao such (loods, will do well tu look over our stock before purchasing else where OI. II. HOOT .1 CO, Anl 11, dJmuiAwly l.K.'MT! I.KiHT!! I ri IIOXKS UANDI.KS 60 .luSptrm do ; 10 buieiewlorej Jo. urn. iDi.r Die.iciie4 11 oaieuil 'icaski Jo do Pure Bi'eriQ. ii khiuck i Milks. Hot Jiwtf


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publisher: L. Foote


ocr: H. H. BOSTWIOK, ji.iMr.tcn RiK or Tin, SIiiyi I mn nml I nnvr Vnip. KAVI TUOLCillS AND CON IHT TORS. TI.V IIIMiriMl IH r.l 11' OM1K. ALSO, DEtlFR IN Hot Air Furnaas, Cooking lianges. Hath Futire', Store Pipe, a superior article, at Wholesale and llttail, and Stove Furniture, A Great Variitv or Stovis or luriiovED I'at th:s, sve 11 AS THE "MAY.FI.OWKi:," "Ill.ACK DIAMOND," ' UNION OF b'l' ATI'S. Ac, ie. I.I'.AII IMI'i: .IM . VDAIltO.S i'i:n liox, .tt-., ac. ISAAC DOW, Achat, CHUltCII STKEUT tcnusoiox, Vt. Sept. 27, 1651, Notice. Persons wishing to purchase


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ocr: Taylor's Premium Starch Polish This article ha been teted by the best ji Ige-, rind protiounced supe rior to an;thin ot the kind in the market. It n.-t only gives a clear po1ihtthe linen, but obviates many di t cull fen to which hun dreds nrc subject. It prevents Ihe t irch fnmi stieking to the iron, .md causes the linen to ntaiu it Mitfm-". Ani'ther irnpiTt.n t advantage is, that bv ing the P.dUh, article- can be starched in either cold t r Wiled ftarch nnd ironed immedl i!h the unfavortble r suits whf -h us ally fidlow by ordinarv manner. Price only 'Jjcts. hi large Prepated by D. TAYLOR Jr.. 10 lJnd Uoton, an 1 s d I by drug.jUt'iind grocer generally J. M.HEVRV, Uaterl.ury, Gner-I Agent Vermont a d Canada East.


ocr: HAVE YOU SEEN THEM Tliosc Pure Irioli Linens We are selling at 25 nnd 37A Conts ? Ortho.o TAII1.E NAPKIN? and DOILIES just receiied' If not NOW is the time, for they an luly .ippri-cuted, and the stock i. crowinj -.uiall i byderces aud beautifully U.S." Ul-.t HIVE. Oct.4lh,lS55. dAwtf


ocr: by the quarter, 11 weeks). w3o J Deafness Cured. T51!T wVt ccirn'V, Arnntle Oil hn'done The (rif't enr'1 rr-r yet performed by any mrdlplnf. Tt nerer TiiN ' rrnm the Albnnv Dally KntAprbneker, V, V. MVii Trvv, .Tun" 1. Th1 t tn ertttv tMt T, Willir T-nk. nrnnrl tr nf th W Trov T",tchantt" IToTpI, bivlnrr Vipti nfTll',tf,d Tlth "Innfo" In nn rir f-tr th lit t'fntv vnr nnd In th ithrr for th" Ht wir. t thnt t ltnii'b,f fir 'tT1 to bir tb Inn l"t n', md n ffrr trvm riroM f"nndtrt Tithnnt linirortri? m r bffirini ti th l"itt, T H ln-r to trr irm' Cntmtind loiiatl" n?, f,ir th" "iro if DTn', nnd it ( t''i ?rT ri (1 i Mon X iti n(b!etl tn f itf nt It hi r"rfeft1v re'tr" tmrhfirlnr inl t will hn hipiv 'O fo -riV pTttil whn wihe infnr mitlon in ret itlon to my ci" mvtilic" In Wpt Trnv. MIM,KD THVK" !f Cftrefnl ml piiTrri of Mr T PUPK TnrHnTton, A. U A D. WPS im mit'.n trrft, i counterfeit article In the w3rnft New Vnrk, as there is market. Teb. 2ft. Do You Tiny Ilonts nml lioe! for Cnli ! If yrtvk ili call nn T. C. WALES V CO,, 2fl Prarl Strfft. Who will -11 yon OOOn RET UI.IN'O Boots, Shoes, Rubbers 6c Gaiters, of all klnl inl size., From the STiille.t ehlld's to the Wr;et men'", by tho C5Eor D07.nv, it LOW nil PlUCr.-: thsn hsre heen known for veirs. 357ITO 29 PEAUL STREET a try, hefore buying. Boston, Feb, 3, 155. wSmos. STAltTLLNd, Jil T TKLTkT" VHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW, How often it hn pen, that the wife lingrra from year (o jcar in that I'tuhle eundit on n. not cvon I tr oiie tl.iy to fetl thj harr" an'l cthdaratir-g inQu cii"a incident to theerjimei.i of health TIIK liLOU.MLNG HRIPE, Eut i fLw jeirs nco m the tlnh of hefllih and youth, a. d bii'.ar.e of -pints, rapidly, nnd nrpmenilv in eiphcuUy, beerftned a feeble, sulvly, snllmT, di'tih iHttrd with frinne enmciatesl, rcre utittur p, -ptrit dtj rested, countenance heniinp the impress cf suffering, nnd tin utter phs e.d and mental froB ttiiHon, aiding fiom ignorance of the vim k-Bt mil rl.iinet tuUnoI henltli m conm-eh d mti tho miii ruti -tutf, tho iiuluticn t.f wh tell etnniU di-e.iot fcutilrinj; and misery, r.ot onlv to the wife, bnt often EEF.ZriTAF.Y COKFLIISTSUFK TH2 CH!LR?N " i rn rur riniiti av s n tun ci.hp.sri in," Tliin.mlltl.it; t l. .MI'TIOV 'ClttH-'t'I. , ill )' Kin i iiit i , itMn, tint r, KIMS' i: ll.. noil ncliir mill Whim' llnHn, ns n DREADFUL INHERITANCE FROM 'I Mi; I'AUIATS " Airl nint tlil pont!niii f Muttli4tr i tLoro no rem? Ij Nnln-fJ Sutinjx' Hie rpmf'y i by knnin tli cau'i iinl rvoMhh; thein.and k.win the remfJ.eo. and Vntfatin by tlifia. The-? are poiLteJ uot in THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, BY Ml, A II MAIKH r..u PROPrJWiH tif VtlKArV OF WOl'EN One Hnndirdth Edition, (,(H),000), IHffio ,77' 250. t nK PiP)H, EXTRA iqMio, 11.00J A utan-Hnl norK of tablithej reputatii-n. fouii'l elai In tlin thUIi kfnei of tl.e umit trt 1e xulf In N?w York, rbiladflihu. anl otlipr citif, anl oll br the 1 rme!i.ii t''k-llfr in the l'nited Mitea It wnii'flrst fublished tu 1M7 fitire which time FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES dart ten wll. vt which there were upward rf DNL IIUSDIICI) I IIDL'SAN'I) SUNT IIY MAIL, attetin the hi tit. estimation io which tt U btli ad a ie I. able joDpuUr J!iJic1 hook fok i:vi:uy i-t.malk the aathrr h&'tn JeToted ln etclosiTe itttntion tn th tn'ntn.ent c( tiui.i) I uiit4 reeulmr to ft male. 111 rejct ta which lie i jt-mlif cuouitd by tLou-iania bwtU in 1 erou auj by letter Hero every woman can Jmcorer, by comparing her own ijiuptouu with thi JcMnbed, the oatare, character, cauiea of, and the prur rcmelies fur, ber ecmplaintu l&WACOUSTIC OIL! lypl THE CMS CbPt 101 ' V'S-' H v 0EFNCrt. - 'vv


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ocr: win:i:i.r.ifs iwti'.nt Combine tlThreshcr'iWinnowcr. f I JIKubcriber havinj b -i n appointed Agct for Whre er, Mcliclv .1 C ' Hom Power Thnshen and cp.iritor tor theCout.ty "f Chittenden ind ltd leitiiH , U pre pure 1 t . to- rd- r M i-inff will be mild -it tho m'iuf.i ''urer pi lev, nddit Copt f tmni t iti"n. l'lie dfini'il ttetnr miu ually l.ire, p.utiei wantin-j P wvt sh mi en 1 their order early. H II imOLITILF ueee-i r t' IUvlt A Io I rri.B, Eutlington, Oct. 3, 1"5. wHtuJ BLODGETT SWEET'S P.itcttt (jitlrnnizrd v o n t v ec k i: o v i: For Hutc-.s, itt.aa.iri.nl I r rate fmilUs. Warranted to cook with 1.1. Ft EL than any other Orcn In nse. Manufactured by :. S. lllmlgctt .V Co., C'tllcgi ftrtrt, Burlington, V, Sept. 17, 135S. wly & l:?iWXMl I,


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ocr: BURLINGTON FREE PRESS EXTRA. EXCURSION 1 1 MONTREAL & QUEBEC, VIA Lake Charaplain & Ch. & St. L. R. R, Passengers for the Excursion will leave Burlington for Montreal or Quebec, on the splendid STEAMER CANADA, CAPT. S. R. FOSTER, on the morning of Thursday, Sept. 13th, at 9 o'clock, reaching Montreal at 1 P. M., where they may remain until 7 P. M., giving them ample time to visit the principal points of interest in and about the city. Then, if desired, they will pro ceed from Montreal by one of the Royal Mail Steamers to Quebec, arriving l c o'clock next morning. Returning, will leave Quebec at & P. M. Friday, reaching Montreal at G A. M.. and Burlington at 10 A. M. Saturday. Tickets for the Excursion : From Burlington to Montreal and back, $1,50 to Quebec and back, $2,50. Arrangements have been made with the Rutland ft Burlington Rail Road to fur nish Tickets for the Excursion as follows : From Rutland to Montreal and back, 33,50 to Quebec and back, $4,50. " Brandon " 3,00 " " " 4,00 " Middlcbury " " 2,50 " " " 350 " Vergennc3 " 2,00 " ' ' 300 The FIRE COMPANIES of Burlington, and the BURLINGTON CORNET BAND will accompany tho Excursion. Also, several Fire Companies from abroad are ex pected. Tickets good for the 13th, 14th and 15th of September. Burlington, Sept. 5th, 1855.


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ocr: ' ! 1 I I ! H. H. SOSTWIOK V VNL'F.tCTl'KLK I1F in, Slioel lion ami Copper Ware. E TKorciIS AM) CONPt'C'TOHS. EAV ti.v iiofitTM! noxi: io onnm. At.tsO, DEALElt IS Hot Air Furnacis, Cooking- Ranges, Hath I'nlures, Stoi-e Pipe, a superior article, at Wholesale and Retail, and Stove Furniture, A (irtKAT VaRll.IV OF STOVES OF lsiFKOTrp 1'aT TtRSS, elCH AH TIIF. "MAy-n.OWEil," "UI.ACIC DIAMOND," rxiox or states, ac, Ac. I.KAI I'll'll. ZIXC. CAX.VD.VIIIO.N l'EU I10X, At!., AC. ISAAC DOW, Ai:.t, CHIIICII STIIEET IlriiLiNcroy, Vr Sept. 27, 1851. IssiiiT iVoin the g'Mici'ic'.. A FEW TIERCES SALMON, XO 1 . .M ACKEHEL and Codfish and a few Uoics Cuudles, which didn't come from the Fishrrles, for sale by A. S. DEWEY, Oct 10. j,lwlf TKA. TO!, A (TO, S.c. I 7.- CII. AXD HALF CH. HYSOX, II. S Y. 'J H.,and Oolong Teas j 117 bxa. Tobacco, cases do extra In j lumps, 1000 pro. Cno cut 1 , and Smoking do. IlEltllICK A MILES Nov tin ,1a ,. r AX Dolls, with or without moi eablo e)es,and M IndiallubbcrDi.lt.. A 6no assoittncut ot Concavo and Com ex Spectacles, In gold, silier, and steel bows, just reeelied by JAS. E. liKIXSMAID, Successor to lirinsmaid, Ere-tber A Co., old stand, Church Street, Burlington. 0:t. St d.twlf nAIHDYE! for changing lied cr firay Hair, Eye-brows, Mhlskirs, Ac, to aehestnut, brown or black color. For sale by TIILO. A. PLCK. Deo. 11. dlwtf IJEllFUMEr.Y ! Eiery variety of odor, of Eng. lish. French and American Perfu IT!, friiiit tin cheapest to the nicost article, At wholesale andre- tan, oy Doe. 18. T1IEO. A PECK diwtf R-iliiliU's. T HAVE JUST HECEIVED FROM THE CITIES JL a choice assortment of Groceries, which I hope my Customers will call and purchase, and allow rae tfairprofit, for I cannot afford to sell atcoitorkeen them long on baud. J. S, PIERCE. Church Street. ) MayVt.lSSI. dAwtf Suirars. Molasses, etc. .,11 1111D1. J1110W. HUUAH. r 100 bbls. lie fined do. eru.b.l . n.tw.1, ....I ...1 colee i 50 bbls, and 25 bhds. Syrup and JIolas.es. HElltltCK A JULES, Nov.2S, dlwlf liiiilii'N I.siilii-oiiU'i'til EltMils. JUST recehed by Exprcs. thi. morning at Dee. 31, 1853. dtf LY.MAXS New Goods AT TI-IR OLO STAND, CUIMiCtl M'llllKT. 1 AMES E. IIIIIXSMAIK, suee'e.sorto llrlnsiuabl, Urvlher A Cn , ri iiMii.s at the Hid


ocr: Koiutis in Hie Uify of fivw Vork. filtmXitKS VISITING THE CITY OK NEW YOllhT, can dud pleant aocommodatlon. at Xn, 18, West Teoth Street, The locality Is ery air and health auj oouveulenl forstrangers, belni pear to the 6th Arenue Railroad, and several lines of Stages ; and the rooioi will bo fuund mora pLtaant than at an hotel. Sue. 2I,15I. JAwtf


ocr: . ! 1' A l,M K H A: II A L I., .Vuccfiior to Dsnitl Darn, Jr., Mngnrlicnl nnd Tolcgrapli Imstiiu.ml.nt JlAKf.'llS. NO. 520 WASHINGTON STllKl'.T, 11 0 S T 0 N . RTKlcetrleal anil Phltnsophle.il appsraliu for Schools and Colleges constantly on hind, or manu factured to order on short notice. March 17, 18.'(. JO II A OVB k CO. .MNt;rACTi;nim or CLOTHING, AND IMI'OrtrEHB or iYIcii'k Ftii'iiisl.iiiK .oo(in. 2S, 30, 32, 31, mis 30 Mcrthant's How. Between l'nncuil ll.ill .t Stnto St., JOHN oovr, j. n. LEi.i.vn, c. v. I1IITEV. March 17, 18.11. DOSTOX. wly JAIJOHS k DE..XB. MERCHANT TAILOHS, READY MADE CI.OT1IIXG, AND Men's Purnishiiif,' Goods, 21 COURT STREET, . . . HOSTOX. JAMES M. JACOP!, JOI1V K. DEANE. March 17, 1551. wly TURNER, WILSON & CO. Importers of Silks, i-os (.'outl tV sii.nvli. o. 5n nnd nl IV cIcrnl St. CORNER OF FRANKLIN ST BOSTON, Have constantly in storo and offer to tho trado on tho most favorablo terms, a complete assortment German, French and British Goods, to which rccche additions by every packet. J. N. Tcn.vrn, A. IIaviltox. t. C. Wiliox, F E. MAV.iAnp, W. H. IttcnArnsoM. March 22, 1851. wly jia.im;.v--? THE ?sor JS '''-i -j' i-r fAswjj 4::;, a-


ocr: OF GOh(! TO Ni;V VOH K OH IIONTOX mCH FURNITURE. I BUI No. 2 .V 3 licuvcmvorthts lllock, ' ToIIcrf Slrer.t, - - Iliirlinctnii, VI. HAVING JUST COMPMTTKD TJIKIH AH itAffiKWRSTs for their S V It I i a S T O C K , with PQVerM of tho Urgtit Manufactory! of Qoml$in thtxr Unrt nt mwh LO WTIi pr.cesthan ever before, wouM Inform Iho putlio generally, and dealers In thli section of tho Country particularly , that they aro prnmrtd to ojfr,and wiLt bull their goodi nt as low prices as thoy can bo bought for In tho cttlei, (freight added,) and on as favorable tcrtiic Jtuy Ing exclusively for CASH, thoy obtain hotter bar gains, than ran bo obtained by buying on a credit, as moit buyers do. Otm StocK op rumiturc, Cliiilr, and Upholstery (Jooils, Ac, il now the largtttt and as wo bcliovo, tho but ttltctrd stook of thodo goods In tho Stato. And buyers can hero find an eomphtt an outfit as can bo found in any nty Wartltoomt and of all prices and qualU tiei ; coniinlln' partly of Hlnck Walnut anil Mahogany Parlor r mi n it tr m: ; Dininzt Sttttnif Itmmt and Jttd Room FurnitutttoJ Mohogany Walnut, nmt Chfnptr Woodt i Fancy Vaintrd Chamber .SVfM, Ftathera, Hfht and tlfdding S Oval Gilt, and otkr Frame Looking Gla$sen i lytokinij Glatt V.atea J (i larttraisnrtment of tiles) i Future Frame MtuUl tnga of every variety , nnd prxee t OUH STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Is very largo, and contains for CcnTAtx Matk niAt.fi, ftrocatelle, Lace, Mmlmt Hollands, Clitup Hand?, Loop', Hooks, Ut Cornice?, ic, Ac., and a largo assortment of Painted Shades ; andCovrntno Maifkuls ; French Satin DeLalno's, Damasks'. Plush Moreen's, Hair Cloths', and a variety of theaptr Goods, together with a large stock of trim trier's goods, such as Hatr Mos$i'prtnSt Webbtng TuftsTianc Ac,, Ac., all at as hw rates as thoy can bo obtained in thoeittcj. Keeping experienced and good WORKMEN In tho several departments of our business, wo aro pre rared at all tiraee, to repilr, or oxecuto orders for Furniture and Upliolfttcrv W O It K with neatness and dispatch. Wo manufacture alot Spring tlods of all kinm fitted to any llodstoad, and Mattrassos of Hair, Moss. Husk and Palm Leaf (which wo wannnt tt lie such as are represented by us in regard to qualify of msferii and mnnuactitrt) at city prices. n?"All Goods bought at this establishment will be carofully put up and delivered at the Cars or Steamboats, Free of Charge, to tho purchaser. We have left with us on safe two 7 Octave roand snd carved case Piano's, which will bo sold much liwrr than tho regular prloo of Instruments of their quality of finish and tono. Tho publlo aro invited to examine them. Porsons wishing to purchase such Goods, will do well to look over our stock beforo purchasing else whore, WM. II. ROOT &. CO. April II, 185S. d3moslwly New Hampton Institution, I'nlrfni, Vt. rrilir. SUMMER TEItM will commenco May 9th, X and doso July 2Cth. The FALL TElt.M will commenco Aug. J5th. Application for catalogues or information may be ma le to the President, ltev. E. D. Smith, D. U., to Miss Laura A. Gage, Principal of the Fcmalo liopartment. A. JOKES, Stc'r. May 7, 1855. wl5mos3


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ocr: DOOK A. JOQ PRINTING OFFICE No. 6 College St., Burlington Vt. BOOKH, PlMrULETS, llvHUDILLS, PR0GH4MMKH, CmerLAB,, Butics, Billiirahs, Cahd, Ac, Fxecuted In both Plain and Ornamental stylo, with rjiatncsa.accuracy and promntitude. G. G. BENEDICT, COMAIISSIOXKU FOU Till: STATU OK NEW YORK. Qir.i,Fric Press lioans, Hurlinston,t'ermot I C. L. BENEDICT, commissioni:h fou tus;st,tr or VERMONT. IN NEW YORK. OFFICE 70 Wall Street. Life, Fire and Marine Insurance. 0. F. DAVEV, A-ent. OlSca, over O. W. Allen's Apothecary btore, corner of Church and Colloe Streets, UURLIN'OTO.V Vi. March 26 diwly C. F. DAVEY, ATTORNEY AND COUXSELLOH AT LAW AND SOLICITOR .V CIIAiWKKV. J2T Office ovor fl. VV. Allen's Apothecary Store corner of Church and College btrecU, Ilorllnclon, ..... Viinionl. JIarch 26. Jiwly Fire and Marine Insurance. .ET.YA l,SIJA.t'K CO., Or HAEirORD, CON.V CAPITAL 3 0 0,000, surplus $150,000. Connecticut Insurance Co., or UlRTrORD, CONN. CAPITAL $200,0 00 6UKFLUB $35,000, NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE GO. or osweoo, n. v. capital $200,000 ; Roger William's Insurance Co., or pRoyiDK.vcx, R. I. capital $100,000. l.VSUKA N C E an amount not exceeding 50,000 dollars In one risk, taken by the subscriber, as Aent of the above Companies, at fair and ade quate rates, LTIE INSURANCE will bo effected in Joint Stock tnd Mutual Insurance Companies of the first stand ing. . WIRES, dtf Burlington, Vt., September. George F. Edmunds, ATORNEY AXfl COUXSELLOlt AT SOLICITOR IN CHA.NCEKV. Office over Commercial Ituuk. Hurlincton March 10. dAtf PAUlKriA IIAVWAUH, Attorneys At Counsellors at Law, OFFICE, NO. l,...EMriRE IiLOCK, St. In ill Minucotn. EDWARD C. TALMER, I WILUIT.M. IUVWARU, CHnmiittontrfw IV. jVl'iry Vullic. re'.ruary, 1S55 d.lwtf Atttiruoy nnd CtiiuiM-llor at Law, OFFICE OVEH COMMF.KCUL 11AKK, HUKLINCTON. April r), lsS5. dtf JOHN B. WHEELEH, REAL EST A T E A G E A' V, TOWX IIALb, IHJKMNCTON VUH.MO.Vr. Particular attention given to the purchase and sale of Heal Edtale.the inventlgatlon of Land Leasiiig,Collectlni,'Hents, Insuring, Paving Jto., e.t io. iit.il C;iril-7viii':i viti'r. OHDEItS RECEIVED YOU MAKKIAUK AD dre. Party, aud Uutlnex Copper-plate En graved Cardf . Ttobe who already havo engraved pUtea ut Ordj.can havo them neatly printed atrh-trt g- Apply at the FliEE W.I.- OlTiCK. herc Spictmtut of uirinu ,V' y 'can lienfeen. MaTin !' The uddltlons of tew Tjie, Border, Print, ruaJe a.ad lasklnj from tlcuu to time. to tb Dook and Job Printing Olllce, give every facility for the prompt asd execution of every description of JOU ntl.N'TINC, not as Jiookrf, IViten, Bill )lead, 1 auphletd. Programmer, Lettvt Hiadc, bermoni, Ehop Jlillt. Cardi, Catalogue., Circularf. liall TUVeu, Railroad and Corporation Blank work, and in chort every kind of Printing ourcouuunlty a-ay Tl e tceobaiilcal execution Ii superintended by eapi-ble and experienced foreman, ILe give their euonii1 attcnttuiit . theroadingot and general execution uf tho work, and feel oonfidunt tint they can give tatLlactlon in cases whore aecumei an


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ocr: BLODGETT tk SWEET'S Patent ('iilr.iulzod POUT X il L 12 O V K IV, Forllottli, steamers, and rrltiU families. Warrarited U ccok witli Ll,. HLh t .u any other Oren In use, M.mu aclur..d by C. S. lllodjctt & To., C,!t';t tlrttl, Dwliitt.n, II, Sept. 17, 1955. w" T It A v i: Wholesale and Retail. GEO. W. WARREN CO. ll.ire Importcil Tor their a II n a 1 e i Tho Snot line tf LOSG AXD SQL'ARE SlllWLS Erer exhibited in this count y, Cimprun?, in pirt, 3000 Itcnl ViLMinii Ijuiis and Siiuarr;, From .Mcs-ts. I. 7.eUel, J. .1 C. lilu-nel n Vicnno, (Autrlche) the first fabricints ot ViLni.a, new anJ btautlful finttcrns. .jOIXI 1'nrlt Slelln Sliavl, FewcJ &n hnnlcrs of the be-t In.lu C.i'hnit re nat. terns. .MA."ri,U.inl m,'A1!1j oi t s.iik India C. II. Shaic's, Mnitlis and Sicaifs. X H IINIM) tn.iw LI, Lon and fcunre, r.f ill tabrics an-1 &iles, llKJHI.VM) F.O.Nt: AM) S'il A.I1E. So'jtch anl AiuiT.cin, in reat vin. ty C'KXtM:.Mi:. SHAWLS, In lare st.-'k, fr 'in 5 1 t" S' 2 .HISiSUS Ml.Ul'l.s in lull vnrlctv. Al!", A large import.ili' n of Tn'is CLOAK.-5, MAM'll.l..!5 AM) TALMAS, An.l s ii a w i. v r, i, v i: t ?, In full ui Iths, all colors. GEO. W. WARREN CO., Ualilimtnii Street, And 55 A 57 Hawley street, Rston. wl2w5 DANIIIL W. I.AWUr.NfK A: CO., Only Mmufacturers (f M e d f o r d Rum. Sold at wholesale at our Distillsry In Medfcrd, also at our 'tore NO. 5V COMMERCI L PTRTET, (Near tho Charles Rrivcr Ri ide,) 1 st n, and wirranted pur., when pureli.i-cd d rctt, from us T iwa A'tits em bt upptiel vs -utn bc-t Rum and Alddifd, by ending tL-ir --i 3 by mail, or Railroad Rxpri!. rtT Look out lor Uountenut mlu iru i.um, which is minuftcturcd and sold in Uostun-


ocr: $850, OO wonrn or READY MADE ts not On IaIuImIioii at IiukV, IJut by all means tho largest and best assortment in the Stato may now be seen at Turk's Cloliiiiu Yan'hou( No. 2 X3ankBocl JSto Wo f cl gratified in bein ab'o to exhibit to citizens of Darlington and iciiii ty a Middy of Fall and Winter mOoiU, Which c.innot be excelled by any house in Mate. Tho j lections wcro mado witli strict re fwrenco to this mirltt't, tho good in.ide up in Litest stales und host manner and therofuru fail t K'e entire Fdtisl.ietion to j-urelnsurt. ha v also a pm 1 tt-ck of lirnad Cloths, Camnifcrivs, Vetting' of all dcterij tit-n, which be made up to order ut short notice in the st)les. Iluy's Clothing in greit variety. Call at No. Eank Mock, before purchasing tin-where. 13. TURK, Oct. 0, 163j. d.Wtf HAVE YOU SEEN THEM Those i'nre Irish liiuens Wo are selling at 25 nnd 37i Conls Orthofc TAMLi: .VAPKI.N'ri and DOIMKS received ' If not NOW is the time, for they duly appreciated, and the ttock is grew in,; bydegrees and beautifully less. m;i: nivi;, Oct. 4thtljj. UAwtf BOOK Bim&ZG, v.wvm nru.;, am. Account Book Manufactory. .Uitfif, .ViC'(Sii', Xnvpiprri $ ,liff inroui Hound tn nny fv''. t- "i' thr tmte or purse of the ouner. J O II A It A I ."V , BOOK-nr.VIinU and Account Hook .Manufactu inform" his friends and


ocr: Circulars, pakk, Billread, Cakhs, Acm In both Plain and Ornamental style, with nrntn's.acfurncj and promptitii'lo. G. G. BEIMEUICT, COMMISSIONER FOR THKSTATBOF NEW YORK. Opee,Free 'res.t f.'ooms. llurlinston, I'ermont C. BENEDICT, COMMISSIONKU FOR THKSTATK OF VERMONT, IN NEW YORK. Oft'lCE 70 Wall Slnel. Fire and Marine Insurance. JETXX IiUK.V.li CO., or nAniroRD, cox.v. capital S 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 j 6unri.es $150,000. Connecticut Insurance Co., or nARTroRD, cosy. capital 200,000 scrpu-s $35,000, NORTH WK3TI3UX INSURANCE CO. or osweco, n. v. capital 200,000 ; Roger William's Insurance Co., or ruoviDEvcK, r. i. cipital $100,000. I X S U 11 A X o i: in amount not evcocilln;; 50,000 dollars In ono rilk, taken by tho uubicrlUor, u Abn of tho abovo Companies, at fair and ade quate rates. LIFE INSUUAXCU will be effected In Joint Stock and Mutual Insuranco Coiopanios of the first stand ing. Durllneton, Vt., Scj)tcmtor. JOHN B. WHEELER, HEAL ESTATE AG EXT, 13 peck's building, BCItLINCTON VERMONT. Particular attention given to tho purchase and sale of Ileal Estate, tho investigation of Laud Titles, LaaBing, Collecting Konts, Insuring, Toying Tales, Ac, Ac, Ac jfdlwtf Life, Fire and Marine Insurance. O. F. DAVEV, Agenf. Oaico, North-west corner of tho new Town Hall. BURLINUTON, - - - Vt. May 23d. d.lwly Si A 1,11 Oft WaKEJS, Attorney ami Counsellor at Law, OFFICE OVER COMMERCIAL BASK, 1IHIIMNT.TOX, April8i1855. J? C. F. DAVEV, ATTORNEY AND COUNfELI.OK AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IX CUA XCER V. Ofliee North-west eorner of new Town Hall, llurlinston, .... - Vermont. May M. diwly H53. TUE 1S53. lame Street, MONTIIUAI. S. WIBEi. dtf Notre 3. H. DALY. April 29. dtwtl New England Type ST E It EOT Y I'K FO UNDRY, Established In 1?1. lioitAirr & uomsiivs, NO. 66 CONOIIESS STREET., BOSTON, MASS. EUttrotyping 4 Type Copperfaced. SSRT n. BOBABT. JOStrll W, BODDIKS. March 55. 1854. jUwly CiiiMl-Kiifxrarliisr. ORDERS RECEIVED l'OR MARRIAGE AD. dress. Party, and Business Copper-plate En graved Ourds. ... Those who already hare engraved plates of thoir Cards, ean ha them neatly printed atshort notice. I-Apply at tho REE PltEriS OFFICE, where tpetimrni evanout tyltt can be seen. May 30. dtsrtf SPRINGFIELD PRMli liK liOMPANY, MANCFACTUHF.R6 Or BOOK AND NEWS INK, Of HIE BEST QUALITY, AND AT LOWfcST TRICES Orders mny bo Atldicascdto (i. W. HIINKUICT, 1jn(. JUrltnjton, Vt. ' risotvroi: & wood, (JENKUALUOMMISSION' MKHCHANTS roc tiicsaik or wool axo couxrnv rnouvee, NO. I2CSTATC STUEET. m s. rnocTcn, I ..... noSTOn w r woon, i ' piIEV soheit consignment, of all kinds of Coun to in I 1 try Produco, for which cash advances will bo , nd to the sale and returns of which prompt made attention will b given REFERENCES. Meesri. Hitchcock, Cobb A Wlnslow, R. F. Flotcher 4 Co., I .., Blanehard, Converse A Co., f "O"""- " Jr. r. nice, J ' O, N.Seymour A Sons, Odensburg, N. V " Coi A ifiibboll, I'otsdam.N. Y.J " Meigs 4 Wead, .Malono, N. V, Reeves 4 SteTens, Cincinnati, Ohio. " Hodges 4 Owen, Rutland, Vt, II. Jl, Sowles, Esq., St. Albans.Vt. " Samuel Morgan, Esq., Vergennc, Vt. V, V. Lanktou, Agent, d4wtf 03DMS1UK0U.N. Y Uaro 31,1851. dtf DANCING I ' F.J. FARE , tcacii i: u o r j ASci n :, Rutland, ...... Vermont. IS prepared to furnish Disix Mt'tic, any num ber of musicians to suit tho occasion. I1AI.L-IIOO.M dancing, th latest style, taught;iu all Us branches. V;t. C, 1651. wtf


The Yazoo City weekly Whig.

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place_of_publication: Yazoo City, Miss.

publisher: H.N. Prewett


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ocr: vi x ii;x;t rTNBER t'- nannsremect of Mr. F. II " V' ROSSTON, and in conjunction with the in their superb PavilUon, in Yazoo City, MONDAY and TUESDAY, March the II I P P 0 F E It I A X, 26th and 27th Two Days only. Afternoon performance at 2. Evening at 7 o'clock. The Troupe embraces more arenic novelties m every department ot Lqupstnanismj-Acro-batics, Gymnastics and Equilibrium, than any other now in existence, as will be atonce seen, by announcing that Madame Anna . Franconi. the star of the Parisian Hippodrome; Mons, Henri Franconi, and his great troupe of Ar tists, Trained and Dancing Horses; Mr. F. H. Rosston, the collossal horseman ; Young JEAN JOHNSON ; Master Omar ; Messrs. Noyes, Shovyles, Walker, and others of equa. excellence, are led on by the man of all fuul FUSS HORNER, AJitUance 50 cents. Children r and - Ser vantd, 25 cents. March 23, 1655. Election Notice; THERE will be an Election held at the Ma yor's ofHce in Yazoo Cily on the first Monday of April, 1855, for the purpose of electing five Commissioners for Township twelve, range 2, west, in the County of Yazoo and for the pur pose of voting for Tax or no Tax. Inspectors P. C. Goosey S. T. Massey James Tharp. Given under my hand and seal this 20th day ofM-rch 1855. J. H. LAWRENCE, J. P.


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Democrat and sentinel. [volume]

ocr: Notice lo Tresspassers. TRESSPASSERS are warned not to ' I throiighror'ljy down fences on my arm, they wnl be dealt with according to law. - " . r THOMAS KAYLOK.,

place_of_publication: Ebensburg, Pa.

publisher: White & Devine


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ocr: TBRH8: t'HS DEMOCRAT & .SENTINEL, i publieh ' ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa; at $ 1 50 per annum, ir rArn ijr aovascjs, if not 2 will be charged. ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously ln--KM-Lwt i tHa folio wise ttSiTix: qur S insertion, . l : Uvery alequent insertion,- -- : I square months, XX .' V. " i wear, v , W CO , eV 7r, - ?J $ 4 r . - 16. W . Mum Cards. . - - 6 00 . , py-Twtolve Iksee constitute a sqUam.


ocr: THE DEMOCRA SENTINEL, fs dblish i -d very Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg, - Cambria Gx P;, at $1 60 per annum, IF paid adVanc, if not $2 will be charged. " ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in- - serted at the following rates via : 1 square 8 insertions, $1 00 ; 1 Every subsequent insertion, 25 " 1 square 3 months, " - S 00 j :- - - 6 . - - S 00 1 year, ' M "col'ii 1 year, 80 00 ..-.ij , f, . !-.: - 15 00 - Business Cards; ' ' ' 6 00 - ttJ-Twelve lines constitute a square.


ocr: ' " 5fotIcc to Contractors. ' ' - SEALED Proiosals will bo' received at the Sxre of Jolmston Moore, in Ebensburg, un til the 27th of December, 1855, for the erection of a Poor House Building, for Cambria county. Plans aud specifications can be seen, at any time at Johnatou lioore's store. JOHNSTON MOORE, RICHARD J.PltOUDFOOT, . EDWARD GLASS. Overseers of tLt Poor. EbeDsburg, Dec. 5, 1855.


ocr: Tlie Place HART & BRO. would inform tha citizens Johnstown and country, that they have cd a Family Grocery on Main Street, in the - " i i - ir u'.: .-a. , . .t lormeriy tccupitu vy jx. eicri a, urn they wi ll keep a choice selection f PJiOVISIOXS, S,- COXFECTIOXARIES-consisting in part of Dried Beef, Eg5, J Pine Apples, Hams, Pickle, Cheese, Shoulders, Tobacco, Spices; CxfTeo, Sugars, SurdineJ. Sugar, Craekerf, Prervcs, Tea, Chocolate Cordials, S,ap. Molasses, Candies, Candles, Oranges, Nuts, Butter, Lemrms, Champagne, Also, fine Wines, and Brandies, for family and common Liquors by the Barrel, Gallon, quart. . . The highest prict paid in cash for conatry duce. HART & BRO. Johnstown. Octrbrr ii, 1855.


ocr: 1'. u "PTTi tff Til 1 Vfc a-ov iivuu u i uui It-.fliliiuUliUi LAX . wxtLiYEu TuLiii miiiitasi s;vcKdktoi,s,.biroL's; Dapa, consiatiug of over Thirty Fivo llundiwd-jLV-. i for Ladie and 1ULL NETS and Cap Mi-Mca, Boys and Children' Spring and S--mcer;a:t,. all tf laVjtt aylt ad'falhioi4,' att.org. which may be found . " ; , . " , , " .'', , . " ; . LAXHE A.ND MliSLH I KtJI ASiD XOVa I i - BAM ANIXUM,. "I Lisir 0SE7a. I.'t atid P "skins. lurple Parodie - Cinclerilla Slippsra, Bronze KocutLs, S ntag's, Euteka', Cbildn'S frt-Q. Bjolfl. Calf Kip U. Col. C ng. Bjotii. Kid G! . !::':t. Ox: & Un. T:ei C. & F. BoUca. ChiMn'a S. G.it. To!-ethur with A variety of Puncv fJivir'v riirtirn'r1v nr!i.1ad tn th nrc;achinr teAvm'. . . . "rf - -. , Crj-llaviLg purchased ur stock tn-m the r.aslern Manufacturers, ,pnuc!pa.ly lor t.o, ;;L gvM care in the selectiuo and qualpy adapted to the Western trade, we are enab'ei to cHr supetlu ducements, and are dtterxu-ined not to le undersold by aay Eastern or Western UdQStv . C9-Merchantt vislticg our city, wLl plfcai call and examit fjr tLecoseIva. ' " . '"' September 5, 1855. - - - ..... L4JSIE6 SOW SET S- Cantoc, Straw vad Leghoin,. rury F:er.ch. , Euibioi'j'ieii Ccs'r .' Ib lmc-t Ciowc, - ' ribcy Gkca, f Paha 1. Black, .. . Fur and Wool OnUt. GMi & Glazed CptJ Plush & Velvet Cait, j ..--j -tlC .. I" . t


ocr: Auctioneer. fJUTE subscriber would respectfully inform M citizens of Cambria and the adjoining coun ties, that he has heon engng.! for a number years in. tins business, rersons Having lwai personal property to dispose of. will do well giye bim a ca'.L It would be unnecessary to any req?mmoadition as to bis fitness for the busi ness, as huadre U cf ttimor.:al can be if ne;es.iry. Glwr.v moderate. Address subscriber at Tuaii'J Hill, fAmbrii county. jo' T?Drp.rr.-


ocr: For Kent. ! 4 STONE STABLE in the borough of Ebens burg, thirty-two feet square, with stalls, racks, granery and loft well floored. The whole in good order. Possession g:ven on the first day of January next. JOSEPH M'DONALD. ; : Ebonsburg, Dec. 5, 1855.


ocr: Ten School Teachers Wanted. THE School Directors of Sumnierhill School District, will employ ten teacher to take charge of the schoo !s of said district. S. B. M Cormick will examine applicants for schools, on S.iturday, December 15th, at the sc hool house in Jefferson. Schools to commence on Monday the 17th day of Decemler, next. TVM. R. HUGHES, Secretary. , J' fferson, Nov. 28th, 1855.


ocr: J. 9IOORE &. SOX HAVE just opened at. their old stand; in! the Borough of Ebensburg, the richest and rarest, the finest and cheapest assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ever offered to the people, of Cambria County. Unusal care was taken in. the ..selection pf goods, and care has been taken that nothing with in the range of. a Country store, nor any near it, but what they can .supply to- their cus tomers, at leastas cheap aa they can be had the country. . " Their stock of Dry Goods is unprecedently large, embracing ClothR, of every variety and texture, :. Satinetts, Cassimercs, Tweeds, . Jeans, &c, . &c. Flannels, Sheeting, cShirtiiig, - and m;Kie up Qothing of every description, A great variety of : , ; "' -'. '. . : . j . :. ..- - Y ..: "Ladies fancy dress goods . of U patterns and at all prices. .? , . ' IjAces, trimmings, gloves, mitts, &c ;Tlieir assrrtment .of, oats,, caps, , boots, and thoes, js compkte and iinsurpas.sel. . - . t . . GU0CER1ES & LIQUORS.: of every variety and quality. ., A well selected variety ; of Hard ware, Cutlery, and nails. Also, Qutcusware ami Glass ; -Paints, Dye stuffs, ' . f . drugs & mediclnes.; :'-" Anl all for salo low for. cash, or. given in ex change for country prodrce. ; Give us acall, v Ebensburg, NovO; 'oi.. Dr. G. W. Stroneclier," J; " H AVING located in Ixrelto, Cambria County, offers bis professional scryices to tho citi zens of that 'place and vicinity. ' - i OFFICE On Main street, where he can always be found, wbt.a not prof(ouaily engaged,


ocr: . PATT0H TP0MPS0N, ' ,...1 With Marple &, McClure, . . IMPORTERS and Dealers irr Foreign and" Do,' mestic FANCY DRY GOODS, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Satins, Silk Vestings, Cravats, Ribbons - White Goods, Suspen.krs, Combs Brushes, Buttons, looking Glasses, &c. a f v No. 15 North Third Street, two door3 above Church Alley, Philadelpliia. ' ! -; - ; u:- . - '. M. M. MARPLE, - : . V v - , C. McCLURE. ; rhil'a.;Feb. 16. 1852-32.


ocr: T B R !J 8 : THB DEMOCRAT 3: SENTINEL, ia . publish. ed svery Thursday ; morning; in . JEbensburg, Cambria Co.,Ta;, at l 60 per annum, I? faid Tir adtakcs. if not $2 will be charged. " . ADVERTISEMENTS will toe conspicuously in . serted at the following rates, ni ; aquare 8 inaertions, , r - - Every subsequent insertion , 1 square 8 months, . J . Q .... j i i" "f .- ::: 1 year, - ' --. v.'coPn 1 yeat,i v :-. , - . '. " , " Business Cards with one copy of the . Democrat & Sbittiwix. per year, ; ' :i 41 00 25', 00 J 00 12 00 30 00 15 00f 00'


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT & SEOTINEL, is publish ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensbnrg, .-; Cambria Co., P t $1 60 per annum, if faid . is auvaxce. if not $2 will bo charged,, ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in serted at the following rates, viz : I square S insertions, , .. L- Every Bubaoquent insertion, ' ' ; !, 1 square 3 months, " " X " 6 " " " 1 year, -- , : . " col'n I year, . ' . , '" Business Cards, " r " , -. , OCrTwclve line constitute a square $1 00 25 00' oo : 12 oo ; 80 00 -15 00 v 5 -00'


ocr: EBGNSBMG FOUNDRY i'lough, IMougli loint, Stoves, Mill Irons, Threshing machines, Cider Presses, &.c. &.c. Also, Tin Ware of cvoj' ls tilptlon. Foundry at the South West end of Elenshurg, Ware House cn Main street, nearly opposite the f tore of Shoemaker & Clark. EDWARD GLASS. March 22, '55-tf.


ocr: FAIRBANKS' S C Al E"S. ia JU r:ZZ W A R KII o I E r.V'lsy 225 Market Mreet, t'riila.leiptna. ---&i--.- GX0EGK W. COLBY, Aeent Railroail, Hay, Coal and Farmers' SCA1 Ji, set iu any part of the country, at short notice and by experienced workmen. octl2,1654


ocr: TERMS 1'HE DEMOCRAT St SENTINEL, is publish ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebcnsburg, ' Cambria O., Pa;, at $1 50 per annum, IF PAID ix advance, if not $2 will be charged. ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in- sorted at tho following rates, Viz : 1 square 3 insertions, Kvery subsequent insertion, 1 square 3 months, 1 ' 6 " . ' ' .. j year, VH' col'a 1 year, "-i .'' f$isinss Cards. $-Twelve lines constitute a square, $1 00 25 5 00 6 00 12 00 SO 00 15 00 6 00


ocr: HAST A RROv would lufurm the'- citizens of Johustown and country, that they have open ed a Family Grocery on Main Street. in the house formerly occupied by M. Weigert & Co., where they will keepachoiee selection of GROCERIES, mormoxs. coxfEcrfoxARjEsco- eisting in prt of Dried Beef. Hams, Shoulders, Cxffo, Sugar, Tea, Sjap. Candles, Butter, Pine Apples, Chease, Spices, . Sardinea. Preservts, Cordials,- -Candies, Nuts, Cham pan e, Sec, Fgs. Pickks, Tobacco, Sogars, Crackers, Ciocolate 9 t m : 1 Oranges, .-J.iemans.j Also, fine Wines, and Brandicx, for family use. Bad common Liquors by the Barrel, Gallon, and quart. " - -'-' - The highest price paid in cash for country pro duce., II ART & BRO. Johnstown, October 24, 1835. -


ocr: Auditor's AoMce. THE undersigned, appointed by the Court of Common Flcar of Cambna county, at fccptemoer Term. 1865. an auditor to cistnUue the i aimr from the sale of the Real H-rt&te of Samuel Dillea, sold on 2d. PlurUi Venditioni Exponas U No. 40, June Term, 1S55. hereby noting a;i persons Interested in said fund, that ho will sit in the discharRe of his duties, at his ofice, in Ebens targ, on Thursday the 22d day of November, next, atone o'ciocit, r.-n. - - - ' A. C. MULLIN, Auditor Oct. 4t.


ocr: I O. O. F. ni! find L'lge No.' 428 meets every evYDNi Si)AY evening at their Hal! on High St., in the upper story Shoemaker & Clark's buildrns-


ocr: WATC. ' A competent person to teach the Sammitville 3LScho I. Apply to or aodress the undersigned, on or before Monday the 2nd day of April next. JNO. L. WATT, President. Jxo. Humphreys. Rec'y. .


ocr: LbiB! iwei ; : Ihe subscriber baa finished two large kiln for burning lime, near Duncansville, where he is pre pared to furnish by contract, or otherwise, any amount of the best lime burned in the interior the State, and can be used for any purpase. All orders by mail, or otherwise, will be promptly attended to by addressing -' - - - 5 - . I2mj: JAMES FUNK, March 1 5, 1855. DuncansviUe, Blair Co., Ta.


ocr: EBBNOURG FOUNDRV Ploughs, I'lougti l'olnts. Stove, Mill Iron, TlircKliing Machines, Cider Vresse. &c. &c Also, Tin Ware of evey dese rirlitin. Foundry at the South West end of Ebensburg, Ware 1 louse n Main street, nearly opposite the store of Shoemaker & Clark. EDWARD GLASS. March 22, '55-tf.


ocr: Pro Bono Pubic NEW GOOD S. JOHN M'COY has just received at Lytle's stand, in Jefferson, a well selected stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Queensware, Cedar Ware, Ready Made and a large lot of Boots and Shoes, . for Boys, Iiadies' and Misses' wear. - Groceries of the veiy best quality always hand. His motte is, " Small Profits, Quick Sales, Ready pay." Having bought for cash, be is de iermined not to be undersold. He tuvites his friends and the public generally to and examine his stock ' before purchasing else where. N. B. I am constantly receiving goods by ex press. JOHN M'COY.


ocr: LOOK HERE! TAME3 McDERMITT still continue his vaiiiktv fc'rnit i opp'jsite tho Post Office, one door west of Moore s, where can be haa very cheap " " Variety Goods, Notions and Toys; Boots and Shoes large and small long short; -' Coffee, Teas, Chocolate, Sugars, Molasses ; """ Candies, Crackers, Nuts, Raisins, Figs, Stc; Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars; Gloves and Stockings, Cotton and Woolen. ; JEWELRY Ear-rings, Finger-rings & pins; Pocket Knives, and Razors; -A few common Dry Goods; -Cull and examine his stock It!


ocr: T B II M 8 : ?Iie DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, 1 publish i erary Vl!esUy morning, iu EbeusLurg, Ca!nbrU Co., Pa:, at Si 50 per annum, if paid i aotaxcs, if not $2 will bo cbarged. AD V5 tlTlS E M E NT.S will bo conspicuously in . ertl at tho fuliowing rat, Tia : 1 siu-iro S insertion, 4100 Krory subsacjuaat iafrtian, 25 "1 siu;ire 3 months, 00 I ' 6 00 year, 4 r 80 15 6 00 00 00 .3 i OtiiTieM Cftrils. ,iTw9lr liaos constitute a aqnare.


ocr: NiW G03DS!! T0I1N RODUERS, jr., is just receiving this week, asujerior lot of Dry Goods, ladies' Dress Good, gents. Dress Gocxls, and a very superior lot of Bo ts. Shoes, and Hats, and Straw Ware of all kinds. Tl e ladies and. gentlemen are re quested lo frive him a call before purchasing else where, for he is determined to sell lower than any other It use in tl.is J lirr. Elicnsburg. IK 1355 3t.


ocr: MORRIS EVANS. EDWARD GLASS. R. L. JOHNSTON. BENSBURC FOUNDRY Li Ploughs, Plough Points, Stoves. Mill ironx, a 11 res 11 in? Machine, Cider rresses, m-.&c Also, -jrin Ware o fevey description. Foundry at the South West end of Ebensburg. Ware House on Main street, nearly opposite the store of Shoemaker & CI .irk. DAVIS, EVANS & CO. June, 0, 1834 Robert Davis.


ocr: FAIRBANKS' PATENT SCALE S. WAREHOUSE 225 Market Street, Philadelphia. GEOKGE W. COLBY, Atrent. Railroad, Hay, Coal and Farmers' SCALES, set in any part of the.country, at short notice and by experienced workmen. . octI2,1854


ocr: Democrat anb Ifiiiinrl. aicnaan wn?TB:c::;;n::::::::f:::::nKXRT c. pkvi.vk WHITE DETIIfS, Editor and Preprieteri."- ".r HIEHSBUKOy i : ,r Y ijf tSDA y MORN IUG ::::::::: AUG UST 1 5, FOR CANAL COMMISSION KIL HON. ARNOLD PLUMER, ' ' of. vesango county. " " ,'"'.'.' 'i "' , " I Oa ASSEMBLY, ' ' . 1 n OKORGK N. "SMITH, of Johnstown. -J Subject to the decision of th District Confereucc.J r" - 1 '' " FOR SHERIFF, 1 ' , 1 " JAMES MYEU8, of Ebensburg, ': I r KOR COROXER. ; ISAAC TEETEU, of Concmaugh.' ' : ' - . . FOB THKASfRHR, . ; ' "LIAKLES,D. ; MURRAY; of Cambria, y t ; t FOR COMMISSIONER, . . II EN R Y RAG EK, of Jackson. FOR ACPITOtt. , ROBERT McCOMBIE; of Carroll. ' tor poor norsr. kirkitor, JACOB ERON1IEISER, of Johnstown.


ocr: THE MARKETS. EliRSSBPRO, June 20, 1855. Fljur per bbT." " ---"n Corn Meal " . ."-s Oats per bush . ... Corn j , , Potatoes, .. ; r, Butter per lb. c Eggs per dozen Dry Apples, . . Pry Peaches, , ; 411 75 ' " 6 00 . 62 75 1 87 1 ,'. . 1 25 ..15 - , .. ... I 50 1 00 3 60 .""'' . i riTTsuuito, Juno 19, 1S55. FroiB. galea- 60 bbla extra, in lots, at Small loU sold from store at $9,87a$10 per bbl. ; Gbais. Sales 800 bushels shelled corn store at &8c ; S00 do at $1; 300 do on the at 00c ; .800 do oats at 58c ; and 200 do at per bushel. '- - - . " t ' BACos-Sales- 000 - Ibis "at B, 9 and 5000 do at 8J, 9 and lOJcj :000 do at 8 a 4000 do shoulders at 8Jc, aud 2000 do hams 10 Jo per lb, cash and time.


ocr: I. O. O. F. ghland IxKltre No. 423 meets every II 'ip'fi$ W E; D X ESD AY evening at their liall 'Mmv- ou High st., in ihe upper story of hoeniaker & Clark's building.


ocr: EBENSBURC FOUNDRY Plough, Plough Points, Stove. Mill Irons, Threshing Machines, Cider PreMes. &.C &,v Also, Tin Ware of evejr description. Foundi-y at the South West end of Ebensburg, Ware House on Main street, nearly opposite the store of Shoemaker Sc Clark. EDWARD GLASS. :


ocr: Dr. Geo. D. Kelly, 6' FFERS his professional services to tho citi zens of Jefferson and vicinity, in tho prac tice of Medicine and Surgery. ' - : ; Office next door to Mr. Lytle's Store. ' ' - . May 20, 1853. v "i ' "


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish - oi every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa;, at $1 50 per annum, it paid is advance, if not $2 will be charged. ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in serted at the following rates, viz : 1 9-juare 3 insertions, $1 00 3 very" subsequent insertion, 25 1 square 3 months, - t 00 j t 6 " 6 00 " 1 year, 12 00 "corn 1 year, 80,00 i 15 00 Business Cards, 6 00 COTwelvo lines constitute & 6quare.


ocr: . A Pr.. Ceo. B. Kelly, .' OFFERS his professional services to the citi zens of Jefferson and vicinity, in the prac tice of Medicine and Surgery. v Office next door to Mr. Lytle's Store. ' May 20, 1853. V


ocr: FAMILY MEDICINES T McDERMlTT'S .VARIETY STORE : Dr. Jayncs popular MeJiriues; Dr. Swayncs do do; McLane's Vermifuge and Tills; Radways Ready Relief, and Pills, A'c-; Brants purifying Extract and Pulmonic Syrup; Schencks Pulmonic Syrup Syrup Naptha; Pain Killer Barrels Indian Linament; Shepherds Sarsaparilla and Vermifuge; Hoofiand Bitters Holland Bitters Pepsin; Rat Exterminator Petroleum; Ayers Cherry Tectoral Essence Ginger; Brandreth and Wright's Pills; Horse and Cattle Medicines; Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Essences, Ac, tea. Dec. 21, '54


ocr: TERMS: THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish ed every Wedaesday morning, in Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa;, at $1 50 perannum.tr paid - Iff advance, if not $2 will be charged. ADySiimSMStfrS will be conspicuously in serted at the following rates, viz : 1 square 3 insertions, tl 00 Every subsequent insertion, ' . .25 1 square 3 months, 00 . 6 " ? 00 : ," 1 year,- 12 00 "corn 1 year, . MOO ; a " 1 5 00 Business Cards, 6 00 03Twelve lines constitute a square.


ocr: JfOTICE, ALL persons are hereby cautioned, not to pur chase any lands, purporting to belong to to Estate of Sebastian Gratf deceased, from John Brawley, Esq., as his powers to do so have been revos-eu by GEOKGE MUSSEK. Agent for heirs of said deceased 'ct. 21, 1856. 8t. -


ocr: FALL AND .WINTER GOODS. THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of an acuncing to his numerous Customers and the PuV.ic generally, that ho has just returned Irom the Eastern Cities, and is now opening one of the largest and Best Assorted Stock of Goods ever brought t CAMBRIA. COUNTY. Tho Stock eomists chiefly of tho following, viz : GOODS! . A Large Assortment of CALICOES, GING HAMS. CASHMERES, MERINOS. DELAINES, ALPACAS, &c.,allof the Finest Qualities and moat choice Styles. Also a large Assortment ot MILLINERY GOODS. Such as Braid an I Silk Bonnets and Bonnet BiD bons, Mowers and Wreaths, and a great variety of Trimmings and Notions. Als, ; ff me.it of HARDWARE. Q UELNSNV ARE, 1 in ware, Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Books and Stationary, and a very large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING. He solicits an examination of his Stock, as he feels confident that all who fovor him witu a call will have reason to be satisfied with the Quality of his Goods and the Cheapness of his Prices Persons purchasing GROCERIES in quantities will receive a considerable Redaction, ojj the retail price. . . , N. B. The ONE TRICE SYSTEM strictly ad- hcredto- p. Mclaughlin. Tunnel Hill Cambria Co. Oct. 24. 1855. 12t


ocr: DR. D.S.IIITTCUISOX. Surgeon Dentist ft Jaanufactnrer of Mineral Teeth, Of Hollidaysburg, will visit Ebensburg the third week of every month, he is prepared to put np teeth in blocks with gums resembling nature as nearly as can be ; this is tho most fashionable and the most substantial way that teeth can be put up, they will last a long life. All operations warranted to give satisfaction; or the money re fused. May 25, 1854.


ocr: John Parker. .. . , James H. Parker J OH A PARKER Si CO., . v , ,"YT7"1 10LESALE Grocers, dealers in Flour and .Bacon, Foreign Wines and Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whiskey; No. 5, Commercial Bow, Liberty Street, ' , " Pittsburg, Pa.


ocr: ' . .foijxu. . : , A LARGE pocket Look containing several val lJL uable papers, one note for fifty dollars, one note fjr one hundred dollars, a certified account of four dollars and twelve and a half cents, together with a small amount of paper money. The owner can have the pocket book and contents by calling at this office. ' ' .. ;


ocr: " TBIUI8: THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg, ; Cambria Co., Pa;, at $1 60 bor annum, if paid is advance, if not $2 will be charged. ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously Ih sctted it the following rates, viz: ; ' square S insertions, ja Every subsequent insertion, square 3 months, .-.-. e ' 00 v .... i year, 12 00 r 'col'n 1 year 3 . " business Cards, . - . 6 Q9 s . IfcyTwelte lines constitute a square.


ocr: TERMS: THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish ed evry Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg, Cambria Co.'; Pa;, -at Si 50 per annum, rr paid IS advance, if not $2 will be charged. ' ' ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in serted at the following rates, via: 7:i - I square 3 insertions, ? $1 00- rery subsequent insertion,' ! " ". 25 1 square 8 months, - 1 S 00 1 . ! '6 " ' - ' - 4 00 ' ' 1 year, ' ' : ! ' :J 12 00 col'n ,; 1 year, ; ' : - 30 00 1 - t ,- - ,-- - ' is oo - :- Eiisines.i Cards, - ' ' : ' 1 ' ';& 00 tK-Twel ve lines constitute a nquare. ?


ocr: - ,VJ " XA&&XXS. . . ' On Thursday, th'e"15tb.4 inst., by Rev. A. Stilknger, Mr CHAS. O'NEILL, Ebensburg, to Miss 3IARY ANN. of Thomas Shannon, Esq., of Bairdstown. On Monday, the 22d inst. . by James Esq., Mr. JOHN GOUGH, of township, and Miss MARY WILLIAMS, Johnstown. ... i On Monday; the 15th inst., by David Esq.. Mr . CHARLES LEMMON and FRITZ, all of Conemaugh


ocr: MORRIS EVAXS. R. L. JOHNSTOX. EDWARD GLASS. EBENSBURG FOUNDRY IMoughx, Plough Points, Stoves. Mill irons, nreKUins Jlacnlnes, Cider Presses, Slc. &c-AImo, Tin Ware of evey description. Foundry at the South .West end of Ebensburir. Ware House on Main street, nearly omtosite the store of Shoemaker & Clark. DAVIS, EVANS & CO. June, 9, 1854 - . ROBERT DAVIS.


ocr: FAIRBANKS' PATENT SCALE S. WAREHOUSE 225 Market Street, Philadelphia. GE0EGE W. C0LBT, Arent. Railroad, Ilav, Coal and Farmers' SCALES, set in any part of the country, at short notice and by workmen. oct!2,1854


ocr: "WAX TED. . 1 A A ffi JOINT SHINGLES, 18&26, 1UU.UUU and W Shingles: Clear, Common, and first common Pino Lumber, Cherry and Poplar of all kinds, for which the highest prices will be paid, in casn, corn or mercnanaise. ALSO Will be paid the highest price for venison and all kinds of furs, at Altoona by December 7, (3t) D. GOODFELLO W.


ocr: v. , -j 'Auditors Xotice. IN the matter' of the real estate of FraDcisBrad , , ley, deceased On motion, M." Hasson ap pointed Auditor , by the Court, tomarshall the as sets of deceased among the creditors. In pursu ance of the above appointment, the undersigned will ait -at his office in the borough of Ebensburg, on Monday, the 5th day of February next at one o'clock P.M. M. HASbON . 1855. - . .


ocr: TAKE KOTICE. A LL peieons knowing themselves indebted .XSL the estate of Jos. Dysart, dee'd., late lilair Uo., are reqoested to calt upon the signed and settle without delay. . . December 7, '54. 3t ' . D. GOODFELLOW.


ocr: ROBERT DA VIS. R. L. JOHNSTON. MORRIS EVANS EDWARD GLASS. EBENSBURG FOUNDRY Ploughs, Plongrh Points, Stoves, M III iron, TliretiUln? Machines, Cider , Prevses. &,c. &c. Also, Tin Ware or evey description. Foundry at the South West end of Ebensburg Ware House on Main street, nearly opposite the store of bhoemaker & Clark. . ; DAVIS, EVANS & 00. jHn,9,.lS54 . - ,


ocr: FAMILY MEDICINES A T McDERMITT'S VARIETY STORE'. i Dr. Jaynes popular Medicines; Dr. Swaynes do do; McLane's Vermifuge and Pills; ; Radways Ready Relief, and Pills, 4c; Brants purifying Extract and Pulmonic Syrup; Schencks Pulmonic Syrup Syrup Naptha; Pain Killer Barrels Indian Linament; Shepherds Sarsaparilla and Vermifuge; Hootiand Bitters Holland Bitters Pepsin; ' Rat Exterminator Petroleum; . Ayers Cherry Pectoral Essence Ginger; Brandreth and Wright's Pills; Horse a ml -Oat tie Medicines; Castor Oil. Swoet'Oil, Essences, 4c, fyc. Dec. 21, '54


ocr: UAB l' fc BIIO. would inform tho ..citizens ol Johnstown ami country, that they have opeu- ed a Family Grocery on Main Street, in the house formerly occupied by M. eigert & Co., where they will keep achoiee selection of GROCERIES, I' HO VISIONS, Sf CONEECIIOJS'AKIZS con s' 'sting in p.irt of - -Dried Beef, Eggs, I Pine Apples, - Hams, Pickles, Cneesc, : Shoulders, Tobacco, Spices, t Coff e, S-jgars, Sardines, Sugar, Crackers, Preserves, Tea, Chocolate Cordials, S-iap. Molasses, Ciindies, Candles. Oranjres. Nut, Bittter, I Lemons, Cliampagnc,&c. Also, fine Wines, and Brandies, for family use, and commou Liquors by the Barrel, Gallon, and quart. O The highest price paid in cash for country pro duce. HABT & BKO. ... Johnstown," October 24, 1855.


ocr: FALL AND WINTER GOODS. THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of an nouncing to his numerous Customers and the Public generally, that he has just returned from the Eastern Cities, and is now opemng one of the largest and Best Assorted Stock of Goods ever brought t CAMBRIA COUNTY. The Stock comirts chiefly of the following, viz: Dill GOODS! a Mrjs-AwmmsD .rf CALICOES,- GING HAMS. CASHMERES, MERINOS, DELAiwrcs, ALPACAS, oVc, all of the Finest Qualities and most choice Style. Also a large Assortment of MILLINERY GOODS. Such as Braid and Silk Bonnets aud B nnet Rib born, Flowers and Wreatli6, and a great variety of Trimmings and Noti. ns. Also, a good Assort ment of HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE, Tin ware. Glassware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Books and Stationary, and a very large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING. He solicits an examination of his Stock, ns he feels confident that all who favor him witn a call will have reason to be satisfied with the Quality of his Goods and the Cheapness of his Price. .Persons purchasing GROCERIES in large quantities trill receive a considerable Jle-luction, off Ihcjrelail jvice. N. B. Tho ONE PRICE SYSTEM .strictly ad hered to. - d. McLaughlin. Tunnel Hill Gimbria Col Oct. 21, 1855. 12t


ocr: ALT001TA HOTEL. ALTOOSA, BLUft COUSTY, PA., i, I-. A. SZZVSS, Proprietor. : Aie 27, 4354. , '


ocr: I. O. O. F. sks--. Highland Lodge No. 428 meets C WEDNESDAY evening at their - on High t., in the urn story o hoomaktr & Gwk's ouildiofg. '


ocr: TH MARKETS. X3N.ii Jit j, beptemger o, I8ut. j Flair per LM. Corn Mil;' Vsii V-iZ-'Z HX 3 -A ft?. 5 00 i J Vr htl. li O' 38 60 CO 15 12 Own . : V. ' ' . V 1 37 ' . Potatoes V ' V- '' . Butter per IV" .'s '. ; T. ' , . per dozen ' ' ' 7 ; '


ocr: JTHE DEMOGI'fA'F SENTINEL, is publish ' ed every Wednesday-morning, in Ebensburg, -' Cambria Co., Pa;,1 at $1 60 per annum, IF rain ? advance, if not $i will be.charged. -jDVEUTIE5ENTS will bo conspicuously pr . jl square-3 insejon,., ; ; , ; ' Every subsequeutjnscon . . ; i square a monms, e- ; 'V ;:v 1 '' ?''': 'Z 1 year, , : ' ' 5 -""col'ii' 1 year, " "V1 Baa ne: Cards; -' :. : ; j : v; W-OC-TrelJinoi constitute a square. po '- 2 .00 ' -3(0 AO '


ocr: Executor;) Roticc. "jTOTICE is hereby given, that letters testa .Li mentary oh the estate of Antliony Gisinger, late of Washington .township, Cambria county, deceased, have been granted to the subscribers by the Register of Wills of said comity All persons indebted to said estate will please make payment , and those having claims will present tnem duly authenticated for settlement. JOSEPH GISINGER, ) . JOSEPH ITEL. January 18, '55. 3t. Executors.


ocr: MOREI3 EVANS. EDWARD GLASS. EBENSBlRfi FOUNDRY Ploughs, lloin Points, Stoves, Irons ThresMng jlaculnes, Ci1er Presses, &c.tc-Also, Tin Ware of evif- description. Foundry at the Siuth West end of Ware House on Mn street, nearly opposite store ot bnoeniakerfi dark. DAVIS, EVANS & CO. June, 9, 1854 Pit. IM. !LDA, SURGEON DENTIST, HCLLL)AYSBTJE.G. PA. J. PAJT02J TP0MPS05, With JJlarple &. McClure, IMPORTERS anj Dealers in Foreign and mestic FANCY? DR Y GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, tfitins, Silk Vesting, Ribbons, White Goods, Suspenders, Combs Brushes, Buttons looking Glasses, &c. " No. 15 North rl'hird Street, two doors Church Alley, Philadelphia. ... 1 M. M. MARPLE, - - U McCLURE.- Phil7a.,Teb. l,!852-32. - ROBERT DAV1S. R. L. JOHNSTaK.


ocr: 3. PATTOH TP0MP80W, ' r Wltb Marple & McClurre, IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and mestic FANCY DRY GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, Satins, Silk Vestings. RibboDS, White Goods, Suspenders, Combs Brushes, Buttons, looking Glasses, &c. No. 15 .North 'Third Street, two doors Church AHev, Philadelphia. - " .... M. M. .." . . a McCLURE. ' "


ocr: 4-..w uo.i. r Iniir riAr T.K1 . . . .. j- $8 00 Corn Meal " Oau per bast. - - - fPoUtoe -"": "; i " Butter per IK ;' ' i ' ' Eggs per dozen vr T . 5 1)0 , V25 . 38 1.37 ; ;;i.6o .. ., V "W .... . r. : 12


ocr: FAMILY MEDICINES AT McDERMITT'S VARIETY STORE : Dr. Jayncs popular Medicines; Dr. Swayncs do do; McLane's Vermifuge and Pills; Radways Ready Relief, and Pills, arc; Brants purifying Extract and Pulmonic Syrup; Schencks Pulmonic Syrup Syrup Naptha; Pain Killer Barrels Indian Linametft; Shepherds Sarsaparilla and Vermifuge; Hoolland Bitters Holland Bitten Pepsin; Rat Exterminator Petroleum; Ayers Cherry Tectoral Essence Ginger; Brandreth and Wright's Pills; . Horse and Cattle Medicines; Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Essences, &c, $-e. Dec. 21, '54


ocr: D 3 F.Strcd, .crebyaution . all Jl...fe to purchase' a'due Ml calling for y(niT,"anil a note for .forty dollars, .given Them some time.ih June last, to Ilenry Huble, Carroll township.CaHiljrui cojfntyv As said and bill,' wwc obtained by false they ije.determiiyl aot to Tedeem thorn. ' ' LEWIS EVANS, ;t ' BENJAMIN JONES. September 10th, 1855.


ocr: i H. CHIXDS &. no.. WKOLECAUi- COOT ATiS rS-VAftEHOirSi "WW VP tiwir uL-nriri,'ii a' ij r.-1 1 ikkl'VuV N!TS and Can txmtiintxnv il over Thirtv Aliases, Boys and Gtitdrea'a Spring and .Summer which may be foand LXDiEa akd aircsE' HTX AND POTS' Calf tt Kiplioots, Col. Cong. Boots, Kid GU. But, Ox. Un. Ties" ' C & K. B.jLUes. ' Boots and Buskins, rurple Parodies Cinderilla Slippers,. Bronze Kossuths, f Sontag's, EuiekaV, Ohildu'a fan. Boots. CIiildn"a SI Oait. care in the. selection and quality adapted to the Western tradei .we arc enabled to oftcr sarur in ducements, and are detemineil not to le undcrld by any Eastern 'f 'efitcrn Huiibc." ' ' KMerchants visiting our city, will please call and rxnum.e for thcmVelvcs: " : ' "" -, September 5, 1855. t , , ;..-- . . : .. . . 77 -is .i U .1 1 MENSE S'lOCK OFBlKjT.S, MlOrlS, UATS. live Hundred - (VsK.frL, 1 ...i;. mi. .,v'. waie, all.f.-latest an I t1 Ju.s " ATS JlXB.O,' Canton, " v falm 1. ' ' ' :" ; .". I-r'l'j''llor.TS.'T" Hfaw ' and " Lighorn, Fancy t Fiencli .Lace, Enil-roid'rwl Os'r Black, " Fur and Wool1I ts. Cloth & (ilazL-d Ca, "J Fancy, Clara


ocr: Dr. Geo, B. Kelly, - OFFERS his professional services to the citi zens of Jefferson and vicinity, in the prac tice of Medicine and Surgery.' Orhce next door to Mr. Lytle'a Store. May 20, 1853.


ocr: AYER'S ; CHERRY PECTO '; :.:' RAL For the rapid Cure ofi C Ol tills, I OLIIS, IIOAItSEMISS, IIRO.Y CIIITtS, M IIOOriU-41lGU, Cnot P,, ASTIIJI A, AX D tOk&l 31I '


ocr: Partnership Notice. THE subscribers have entered into a copartner ship, under the firm of JOHN R. SAVAGE & CO., for the general Manufacture of Chemicals. ' , - JOHN R. SAVAGE, -A. M. & R, WHITE. - Office No. 14 north FRONT Street. . rhiladephia, Jan. 4, 1855.


ocr: tATROBE IIOTEI Westmoreland Co., Pa. . M. MARSHALL, having leased this com modious and popular Hotel, situated near J. the Pa. R. R.,' invites a call from the traveling public. The establisment has undergone consid erable repair, and finished in the best possible manner. No painfi will be spared-to. dd totho comfort and convenience of its guests. Dec. 23, 1853. .. .


ocr: J i .Si-i'X v WILL-' 75 r- WBiitv jfj:::::::i::::yiEXT);.i,i)Hvi.v "mi u 1 1 ' a nvmnr-Vititan ii' MiHtiir VppKKiJrMY MOUNIXG:::::::::V:::-;::(CT10. irivf-rrr?- , --f-- r. grj-Geo. A. Cr-jfut. K'. 1 S mtli Fourth Street, above .Waluut,- I'liilndelphia. j our. a'utliorized agent to receive subscriptions a al adycrU-nuiits flir.this -jaer. " " ' '"'"!,'" ' x:


ocr: J. PATTOH TP0MPS0K, With Jffarple & McClure, rH PORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Do, niestic FANCY DRY GOODS, Trimmings. Hosiery, Gloves, Satins, Silk Vestings, Cravats, Ribbons, White Goods, Suspenders, Combs Brushes, Buttons, looking Glasses. &c No. 15 North Third Street, two doors above Church Allev, Philadelphia. . - ' ' M. M. MARPLE, - C McCLURE.


ocr: TERMS: THE. DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish ed every Thursday morning, in , Ebensburg, Cambria Co.', Pa- at $1 50 per annum, if paid tit APVA.SCE. if not $2 will be charged. ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously in gerted at the following rates, viz ft square 3 insertions, jEvery subsequent insertion, .1 square 8 months, 1 " 6 " i year; .. , . 00 4;- !' 25 5 00 , OQ . 12 00 30 00' ; 15 00 col'n I year, " '.' ; ft'. ... ( . 1 fs : i ... .1. - v j 'Business CaTfls with one copy of the' Democrat-& Sestiste, per year; - 6 00


ocr: Auditor's UTotlce. " TrOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned JL 1 has been appointed Auditor, by the Orphan' Court of Cambria County, t mar .-.hall the assets arising from the sale of tits Ileal Estate of Wil liam 1 lodgers late of Cambria County decM., and that he will sit for that purpose at hisoflice in Ebensburg ou Saturday the 18th day of, August next, when and where all persons interested may attend. :., ? tj -'i -. -i -. i ' July 25, 1855. .' . .' ' , , ,"? .. '


ocr: CniJEIDEiVS HOTEL . Ebensbarg. Cambria Co , Fa , rpiha subscriber would respectfully inform his JL many friemls in the town and from the coun try, that he has now arranged Lis house, and is now prepared to..acfomrooda,te an wfco may lavor mm with their custom. ni tao.e ja w eii suppli ed with the best the market can afford. . His Bar contains Liquor of the best Brands, also Lager- Beer, &c.,kc, . ... FREDERICK SClUSELULlt; July 20;Lz-ly (


ocr: TBRU3: THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, U publish ed every Wednesday morning, in v Cambria Cj-, Ta;, at $1 60 per annum, ir " IH Aovasce. if not $2 will be charged. 'ADVEIt riSEMSNTS will bo conspicuously serted at the following rates, nz : 1 square 3 insertions, Bery subsequent insertion, v 1 square 3 months, tr i s " " . 1 year, " oI'b 1 year, " " BosinoM Canls'. , oXw9Ive line constitute a square, 41 oo 25 9 12 20 15 & 00 00 00 00 00 00


The Texas Republican. [volume]

ocr: TKX \S |{ KIT Ml. If' W. n W LOUOlfERT, Editor MM "Mf jruttu 10 1013 rort conuiiess (Of. \f \ I I \\ \ ft I)

place_of_publication: Marshall, Tex.

publisher: F.J. Patillo


ocr: January H, 1 $&&, 33 y Kolirv. K KIVKS h*« app< intr«t thw 1 iinMl«?r*i(intHi Iiih n(?<'tHs during rili* al»>on«*«v jwr*o»i* having « Uiin* hint, will prawn i li»«m for »tflll«»monl. i. \l KIVKS. THOMAS IMLWD, \v r \i:w l.»lv 12 m:> ty


ocr: LIGHT'S SOLUTION. DIA1BIEA m BLOODT FLSX. MADF DY OCO H LIOHT v* holfsale Druutrlsl. I 0.


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ocr: cheapt:n rii in / »eh citv-ciii:Vi*Tasm stokr.. •OI rn awr or tiii. im:iiu< »<+i\uk , MA Its Hi/.I if V.I v. C1 THfcJTFOlU) i«*iM!pr>» hU «m>»t *.•.< • /• thank* to th« 1 nn.i (jentlvnifn ul llarahall ami vicinity f«-r their \«»r) !ih» r.il ;• »t roaage for the two pant yearn, and tru*t. fr«.iu Um (irtmi IndurrmentM .Voir DJfrrr l, to ttofttintiAm-«» of the nam*. I now offer my ateeh on hand and r*cvi\in<?, of ow ail thcuaand dollar* worth, ut TtmHfJiM prr rent on t-'irat Cost. call and a hat HAUUA l.\S. llmiM and food* at coat. ir All uute*>, und liwl yi-nr'n tukt'tn riruc call -nj m-uIi-, ami V. TIIKTFOKD. Muahtll, ISM. SFOHN' S akk beadurii lowed)*. Ju»l re ctlvtd and for aalo by A. S. JOIlNriON .V CO. f'tbnurf 17, 1M,\


ocr: i\oiißEß m CHROMR. BEDFORD, Fa. Friday Morning;, DEC 14. IKU. "Fearless and Free." DAVID OVER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

place_of_publication: Bedford, Pa.

name: Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume]

publisher: David Over


The Bedford gazette. [volume]

ocr: E! cdfo r<l Aca d emy AND FEMALE SEMINARY. W. V/. CAMPBELL, Principal. This inslitulioi,, hitherto under the rare of Rev. John Lyon, will henceforth be conducted by the pre .-ent Principal. The past history of the Academy will, we tru-t, be a sufficient guaranty of its luture efficiency. The branches taught will be the same as heretofore. To MASTER FBISCIPLES will be consid ered the most important pursuit of the pupils; and while it will be the constant business of the Instruc tor to impait knowledge, it will also be his aim to lead his pupils to make a practical application of their acquisitions. To load the mind with innumer able formulas, without causing it to use them, would be like placing a bow in a child's hand, without teaching him how to bend it. In fine, it shall be our object, as it has ever been, to lead the pupil to THINK. We iook forward confidently to the patronage of this community, which has thus fat been so gener ously extended, and by an undiminished assiduity, we hope to merit your support. Terms per quarter, as usucl, to veil: CLASSICS, s(> 25 liuiUEß. ENGLISH, 5 00 MIDDLE " 4- 50 ELEMENTARY " 4 00 Music, 8 00 PIANO, 2 00 The Session opened on Monday, 12th inst. Feb. 10, '8.30.

publisher: Printed by Charles M'Dowell


ocr: FMniOMßtt TIILORING •TtHE subscriber has removerßis establish- X ment to tb - room iu th* Building, immediately above fce store of A. B. Cramer It Co., where be willattend prompt- ly to all business entrusted to hi care. He re- eelves regularly tbe latest CityFafcMooa,. and will pledge himself that work dee at bfs sTuqt snail wear well and fit neatly. He respectfbliy solicits a shire, of the pub- He p,,rotage. ' s. j. Mc3Al T SLA V. Nov. 9.1855. '


ocr: WEiMM CHRONICLE.


ocr: I I • FASHieXABLK TilLOßttt I^TAKIiiSIIMIiNT. Tiff", Mibscribqr.has ramoved bis establish" snen! do tb- -ror,rh jh toe Odd-Pellow' s 'DtiMing, -imnipiijiitijly above the store of A" K. Cramer A'Co-., where b<vd! attend promjit* j |ly to all buMneas m trust est to his an. lie ro* ! . celvesyeguLrly the latest City Fashions, and : j will pledge huiMcU that work done at his shop : shall wear w ell and fit neatly". He regpectfhily ft-'licns k share of the pub lic patronage. - r* le •* •; S : J. McCAirSI,.'..V s cv. 9, 1653. .


ocr: The World's Great Exhibition Prize Medal Awarded toC. MEYER, p of hi, Two Pianoes, Loudon, October 15, 'sl. C.


ocr: Plastering Laths!! ITIIE ( MDERNIGMEIh having erected . a Mill for sawing LATHS on fws premises in Union lp., Bedlcrd county, is now ready to lurnish any quantity on the short.;-t notice. Price $1.60 per thousand, 8 ft. long.— Other lengths in proportion. Letters addressed to me at St. Clairsville *i"' be promptly attended to. WM. GRIFFITH Union Tp., Feb. ,6.1854. tz.


ocr: -* a .. J 1 ] I i ( IJTR FROM Tl EM. W^ ( >DW ARU'S Improved Smut amiSweee ing Maqjiitlos. Mijl B ulics, BoltinfiLiuU* a a of, tftlj inost impro-'ji-pl*u .* til Screws, Ijrtto Ciajii Cl;.rn and Gob gru <l - t'atanx bfiblges ft r Aiill ipindlts, Poitabl ills, warranted to griud !(• bushel* per hour, iilllrons, and Mill Burrs made to, ordet. van be preured of the Agent. S.. A, BROAD, at Schellsbutg, Bedford County," Pa Mill wrigbt work done at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable jenns. N. B. ff is agent for Rcdliifd, Somerset snt| adjoining Counties. 1855 —22.


ocr: SELIJM; OFF AT COSTT fHK subscriber, about rt moving to tbcMYcst, will sell his entire stock of goods, which k- very large, at cost. Persons will please call beforo having elsewhere and examine for themselves. Country stores desiring to purchase goods will he supplied on more reasonable terms thar they can purchase them in the. city. All per sons who have unsettled accounts will call im mediately and settle, otherwise their accounts w ill he left in the hands of a proper officer for collection. PETER RADSBAUGtf. Bedford, Nov. 18, 1855.


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ocr: *!} Reward: Was stolen on the night of the 2Jlh inst., a dark brown horse, star in the forehead, Hi hands high, with very heavy tail and rnane, and little gaulded on the neck. Supposed to be about 1 1 years old. The above reward will be given for the horse and thief, or ten dollars for the horse. JOHN HARSHBERGER, near St. Clairsvifle. Sept. 28, isr>r>. *


ocr: M® FOR REST. The subscriber lias for rent, on reasonable terms, four bric.k dwelling houses, all in good repair, handsomely located, and well finished. Possession given on the Ist of April next. N. LYONS. Bedford, Dec. 28, 1855.


ocr: Plastering Laths!! THE V!VDERSICi.fEP fcarirf erected a Milt for sawing I'iAiTntiyc. Lath* on his premises in Union Tp.. Bedford county, is now ready to inrnish any quantity on the shortest notice. Trice $1.50 per thousand. 3 ft. long.— Other lengths in proportion. Letters addressed to me at St. Clairsville will he proiuptlr attendtd to. VTM. GRIFFITH Cnlon Tp.. Feh. 11U854. as.


ocr: LITE FliOM THL HIST. WOODYI AHD'S Improved Smut and Server iag Machine*, Mill Hu*he*. UoltiugClotht, anil Bran I>n*ters. of the timet improve, plan. Mill Screw*. Little Grant Corn and Cob grind. >-r*. Patent bridge* for M ill Spindle*, Portable Mill*, warranted to grind Jfi bushels per hour, Mill trona, and Mill Burr* made to order, can he prnured of tlio Agent, J?.. D. MROAII, at Scheliahurg, Bedford County, Pa Mill w.igbt work done at tbo ahorteit notice, and ou tho most reasonable term*. N'. B-Tt ia agent for Bedford, Sontcr* t. adjoining Cocntie*. M*y 4, 1566 —as


ocr: Taylor & Mowry, TANNERS, BEDFORD, PA. COMmHTLI OX 11AKD at thei- Tannery on East F'itt St. leather of all kinds ar.,l of the beet quality. at exceed ingly moderate rates. The) pay the h i;lie.t orices for eonntrr hides. Feb. IC, IS4.


ocr: JOHN R. EOIK. i tlemey at Law, Somerset Pa. (I/IIX HEREAFTER prxetico in ww sovarxl Courts of Bedford rnni.ly, ■nay bo consulted during tho sessions of Conrt at.Davis' Hotel.


ocr: B.VLEIGII. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13. 1855. DEMOCEATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR CONGRESS: -. L. O'B. BRANCH, OF WAKE COUNTY. .Granville, . . .June 20 . " ... "21 it .Warren, APPOINTMENTS. The candidates for Congress in this District will irtuVess llie people at the follow ing times and places : BrassfiVldV, Oxford, ......... Young's Roads, Grove Hill, .. Warrenton, . 44 , White's Store, 44 r Cular Rock, Franklin, Harrison's Old Store,. Rolesville, . Jhiyis', ... Nashville, . Ililliardfton, ' " O'.d Fields, Delilah's Johnston Smithlicld, - 44 O'Neals, . . , , . .July .....Wake, it . .Nash,. t 22 27 28 29 4 6 11 13 18 19 20 25 2C 27 Mr. Branch has made the following appointments: Praftsbtirg, Orange Co., Thursday, 14th June. Hillsborough, 44 44 Friday, 15th 44 Maiiguin's Store, 44 Saturday, 16th 44 Laws', Wake, Tuesday, lth

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

name: Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume]

publisher: William W. Holden


ocr: TO THE PATRONS OP PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. OWING TO THE LARGE AMOUNT OF COCXTn, feit Pain Killer put up- and sold as genuiDj'br principled men we have been obliged to resort to vm" pensive measures to protect ourselves pecuniarilr, J?" Jmblie from great injury, by buying and using their anriil! ess counterfeits. The comparative plain and simp'e in which our Pain Killer has been put up, has made it T easy for those disposed, to imitate it very successfuii,." far as its external appearance, in style of bottle, labef irl color of the article ; but we need not say that il fZ Sound is a miserable, filthy production, and calculator" a great injury to those who 'might use it wiili'confid-!! that they have been accustomed to use the genuine l2 Killer. Parties whose business it is to counterfeit valuh preparations, do it in so secret a manner, that it is aWJ useless to attempt to punish them by legal measures, is difficult, and we might say impossible to bring proof hJ to them. Considering the great difficulty in protecting onrsehw and the public by prosecuting j-aHies we lssvc been Ui i Tery great expense in getti rg up a finely executed S1EEL ESGRA YEI) LABEL, for our bottles. We also attach to our bottles a Sil Fx. graved Note of Hand, which we issue as our oblipuio, and to counterfeit which is held to be forge n- bv the Ian ftf ttiA TTtiittfwi Ssf 1 1 cm anrl n-liinli rartiM n-i life . j tempt to do. The great expense attending the gettinen and printing of these labels will prevent the aileinw t The Pain Killer will be put up in a new style of pumfj bottle, witb.the words. DA 17.9 VEGETABLE PALY KILLER, blown in the Glass. We have discontinued the use of tit thirty sereu and a half cent bottles,, and now put up four sizes, viz : at It 1-2, 35, 50 cents and $ 1 ou per bottit. We have also a very fine Engraving on Stoue, for tl Box labels, specifying the contents of the Box, where anj by whom manufactured, Ac We hare also added looar pamphlet of directions and certificates, a cover beantifullr finished, presenting on the first page a very excellent like ness of Perry Davis, the original inventor of ibe I'ain ti ler. The bottle labels, and one label on each box, has tlso a correct likeness of Perry Davis, which it will be imp sible to counterfeit successfully. - -. We have been to this expense, that lhe public micttbTt perfect confidence that they were getting the genusnf am. cle when they buy a bottle as above described. To uVc who have so longed used and proved the merits of ourini. cle, we would say that we shall continue to prepare oar Pam Killer of the best and purest materials, and that it shall be every way worthy of their approbation as a family n4. cine, PERRY DAVIS 4 SOX. Providence, R- I, Jalv 1st, 1S55. Sold by P. F. Pescud, Raleigh ; Thos. J. Patrick, Grta boro'; Lucas & Moore, Goldsboro'; George IL French, Wilmington, and by Druggists & Medical Dealers eveij. wbere Sept. . 1S55. 1W2 ly. SELLING OFF GREAT BARGAINS. I II EX E 11 Y GIVE NOTICE TO THE PUI5LIC OP this city and vicinity, that 1 am back from New York, where I purchased a large and uice Stock of Goods, whics I offer at vert' cheap prices. A large assortment of READY MADE CLOTDIXG for Men and Boys, made up to my own ord.-r ; also, Gentle men 'a Furnishing Gowls. Dry Goods, lliusicry, Boot i Shoes, for Ladies and Gentlemen ; all kinds of fashionable Ilats A Laps, llankcts, umbrellas, Ac A fine assortment of Gold A Silver Watches, sold at verj low prices; Gold Chains, and all kinds of Jeucirv. Please give ine a call, and examine my Goods. Yoa w3 find good Goods, sold at low prices. Crystals put on atches, for 25 Cents epirce. N. KUAMER, Wilmington Street. Raleigh, Oct. 1S55. J.S m. New "Watches and Jewelry for the Fair! tfro I AM NOW OPENING A NEW AM) fashionable Slock' of Wafches,Jewelrv, Silver Ware, Plated Ware, Cutlenr, Ac" purchased rhi care as to si vies. It is useless to state each ini- cle the assortment is large aud complete. All who wish Watches repaired, or Jewelry made er repaired, cau not? have it done, as 1 have a firstratc Watd Maker aud Jeweller from the North. Work shall be faith- fuJp executed. ST Old Gold and Silver bought. JOHN C. PALMES. . Raleigh, Oct. IS, 1855. 9S Ct ty Age copy three times. Special Term. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, GRASVEII County, Superior Court of Law, September Term, Ittf. Ordered by his Honor, Judge Caldwell, that a Srrcitf Term of this Court be held for the County aforesaid, at the Court House in Oxford, on the first Monday in December next ; and that the Clerk of said Court give notice tbeiwC The Suitors and Witnesses in Civil Cases are berebv noti fied of the Order and required to attend accordingly, ii no State business will be done, defendants and witnesses a prosecutions and indictments are not required to attend. EUGENE GR1SSOM, C. S. C Oxford, Sept. 22, 1855. QQwtr. FALIj AND WINTER GOODS FOR 1855. THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE IS A5 NOUNC1NG to his friends and customers, tbaths FALL AND WINTER STOCK OK STAPLE AND FiV CY DRY GOODS are now ready for examination. Hi deems it unnecessary aud uncalled for, to sfieak of the amount cf his Fall purchase, bis stock will speak fur ile As to prices it is generally understood, all right . down", DOWN to the lowest figure. He invites one and all (norespector of persona,) to cajl, and the goods will bt Buown who a goou win ana tree ot charge. it L. EVAKS, One door above R. Smith's corner. Raleigh, Sept. 29, 185.'. SKV- " A CARD. Messrs. Holikx A Wilson: - We are pleased to call the attention of oar friends, cus tomers, and the public, to the fact that we have in slor stock of FALL AND WINTER Staple and Fancy Drr Goods which is the largest we have ever bad, and as ncaal have something particularlv nice for the ladies in the Dre Line, and a nice Hat and Gloves for algentleman to J nothing about the thousand and one articles which en find at the store of W. H. A R. S. TUCKER. Sept. 12, 183S. Si HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER. H mfl COPIES HARPER'S MAGAZI5I -A- VP just received and for sale by W. L. POMEEOY. October 8, 18T5. FOR SALE. FIFTEEN SHARES IN BONDS OF THE STATE of North Carolina. For terms apply at the Star f& Raleigh, Oct. Cth, 1855. . II! OU8E AND LOT IN FRANKLINTOX .SALE. This lot is situated ahunt miit varus frO the Railroad Hotel, and in the business part o'f the vil The dwelling is -very convenient, with four rooms. persbn wishing to examine the pnjerty can do so by call ing on Mr. Whitfield, the Railroad agent at Franklintus. Those wishing to buy will apply to ine at Raleigh. U. FENSINGTO. Sept. 20. 1855. ;S-tt For the Stand"- wuuiviic taaua cnui v tuw iuviiviiui 1 4JfJ article lu?T purchase is the genuine Perry Daris' Pam Killer, mwiufjc. tared by Perrv Davis A Son, Sole Proprietors.


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ocr: ' ' j i j I ' , AYER'S PIUS, 70S ALL IBS rUBFOSZS 07 A FAMILY PHYSIC. There has long existed a public demand for aa effective purgative pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten aive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pitts one which should hava none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived ro them. These pills produce no irritation or pant, unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by them, wa ' may mention Liver Complaint' in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the eon- VoH'pSSmpl iS- sWr!ffc! tivenesa, Piles, Ooiic, xyamtery,- Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body. Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short any and every case where a purgative is required. They have also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout Dropsy, C JraveL Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore tha wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it is confidently believed this pill will . answer a better purpose than any thing which has -hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtu es are once known, tha public will no longer . doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no . harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AY-ER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Pries 25 Cents per Box. Tivs Boxes for SL AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For tha rapid Car of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS) WIIOOPIXG-COUGII, CROUP, ASTHMA, 1SD CONSUMPTION. - This remedy has won for itself such notoriety from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, . that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi- deuces of its virtue in any community where "it ' nas been employed. 8o wide is the field of its use- rubiest, and so nnmeroua the eases of its cures, that almost every section of' the country abounds in persons publicly known, who hare been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. "When once tried its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too sppar eut to escape obaervation, and where its virtues are . known, tiie public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec tions of the pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate - And not only in formidable at- . tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of Colds, Coughs, Hoabszxzss, &c; sal for drrfiPFw the plrt taTitfst and safest medinirai that can be obtained. As it has long been m constant use throughout -- this section, we need not do more than assure tho people its quality is kept np to the best that it ever has been, and that the genuine article is seddtry- W1LUAM8 &JUYW00DMi92f:a


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ocr: AYER'S PUIS, rOS ALL THE XTEPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. Ths&x has long existed a public demand for aa effective purgative pQl which could be relied on aa sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pilU one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance tbe good to be derived from them. These pUU produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise -from a previously existing obstruc tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm.can arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should . be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are given on the box. Among the com plaints which hare been speedily .cured by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion,' Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As aa aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos tireness. Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body. Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short, any and every case where a purgative is required. Tbey nave also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism. Gout, Dropsy. Gravel, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never be carried too far, aa every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it is confidently believed this pill will - answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind, when their virtues ire on known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantitr. For minute directions sea wrapper on the Box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical sand Analytical Cbemlst, LOWELL. MASS. Price 25 Ceata per Sox. Five Boxes far SL AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For tbe nsM Cairo .f COUGHS, COLDS, II0ARSEXESS, bro. urns, wiioopixc-coiGii, . CROUP ASTHMA, AXD C0XSlT3irTI05. - This remedy has won for itself such notoriety from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi dences of its virtues in any community where it. nas been employed. So wide is the field of its use fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming ana even, desperate diseases of the ' lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too appar ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec " tions of the pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at ' ' tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties of Colds, Cocohs, Hoabsxsess, Ac; and for ' CHrLDEKX it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that can be obtained. ... As it baa long been in constant use throughout - 5 this section, we need not da more than assure tho people iU qualitv is kept up to the best that it eve . has been, and that the genuine article is sold by


ocr: ' - SEGARS I 8ECARS ! I V Vfl Z ffrOfi HAY AN A SEGARS OF THE fJUbF0 v best quality and favorite brands, now in store and for sale at reduced prices by fhe quantity. Call and examine at tbe Drug Store of - E. BURKE HAYWOOD. Nov. 20, 1855. 1100 2tw,'