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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11
PIANO FORTEs !

FUST Received New and Sec ond hand Piano Forces,
- fer sale - to let. reasonable terms, at PERRY
4 ANDREWS, No Harrington Corner, Worcester,
Mass.
Also, SINGING BOOKS,
OF all kinds. among which may be found Biz 81 sing
Ing School COmpanou," hook containing secular and
sacred music; the Shawn, Tempi Gamma, Tor
sale as ahove. $50 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11
LYon's KathairQn.
WANTS.
WANTED.

A PARTNER, in the Saw Misunderstanding bushes So
N that can furnish two three thousand dollsrs in
Ca n.
Tie business will paw 50 per cent. None need apply
but one who has got good mechanical turn, and is
willing to unite his labors with his partner For fur.
thet particulars inquire of e. NJ EI.WELL,
OILS Him No 20 Exrhance ST. Wnrcestrl Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11
PRICE TWENTy-FIVE CnNvs

AeENTs-CALDWEI l. & Ill /, L. n. MARSH
and d. SCOTT, Jr.. and Sid by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers &c, Throughout the United states and the
Canadas. au6 awtc>
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11
c l. O TIL u !!

L e. - L ID ! ~ " !
NEW ARRANGEIIEE7T
FNIE undersigned. having purchased Of Messrs. G
L PARKER y co their Stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Gouds in the Worceset Clnthing store"
Brnley Row, would respectfully inform his friends,
and the former patrons OF This store, that he will
time the business It he above place, where may al
ways be found as complete assortment Of
Custom Ready-Made Clothing,
GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Can be found in any similar establishment in the ny.
His Garments will always he made in the Styles
and of as good materials as ANY CUSTOM CLOTH-
ING, and at as low prices.
Having had - years experience in the Cloth and
Coihirg business he ieeS coufient that he shall be
able to offer aces 10 buyers {either at wholesale or
reta worthy Of their attention, and may be assured oil
finding, at all times. fresh Stock.
The Store viii he herealtef known rs the
1858 Br6aley RoW Clothing Store
Under Brpley BaIl, $50 Main Street, opposite the
American House. AVERY DAVIS
Worcester, April &c, 1858. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11

State OF New Yorh, County Of Saratoga, S..
James Nox0n, james y. Wiley, William Clute,
Ahram Sickler, Sas H. Swetland, Alfred Noxon and
William Cary, majority Of the Directors OF the n I'd
son River Marine and Fire INSURANCE. Company, being
dny sworn severally say that the annexed statement,
specifying the amount OF CAPT al assets, and invest
ments of snid Company, furnished from their Books is
correct and trne accounting the best Of their know
edge and belief. JAMES NOXON,
JAMES u. WILEY,
WILLIAM CLUTE,
.n ABRAM SlOkLtR,
r. n SWETLAND,l
-'Ht ALFRED NOXON,
I1 .f WIN. CARY.
Sworn aud subscribed before this LIST day of Oc-
tOber, A. u 1858. ID. ". WAIT,
Justice Pence.
CHARLES wAsHBURN, Agent Of said Company, Union
Block 1917 Main st n8 d6t
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WANTED

A SITUATION in a Mercantile or Manufacturing
"A Business, by an active business man. no will in
vest two or three Tnousad Dollars Address L. s.
through the Post O fllce. dnwtf s27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-11
Machinists Wanted,
WANTEn
WANTED,

EOUR Gentleman Boardels may be accommodated
4 with p easant Rooms, a few doors from Main st.
Also, a Gentleman and Wife, and e " table board
ers. The House is heated with furnaces
For particulars inquire at this Office DIFF so
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SAVAGE & ALBEE,

MANUFACTURERS Of Extracts, Essenees, CO
wi lognes Hair Oils, &C Jlit 9e nv Nv v 10
Wholesale Agents for Atwood's Bitters, Extract
Dandeion, aud other Medicines. p 81 i TN FfIlIiH
Agents Tor The sale Of the Lancaster Bread Also, 10
Kings N ilk aud brown Bread. sfssff.lf0 - Z,
Stationery al Wholesale and Retail with variety of
' Msr s,',c sss. sd only by
can LEWIS 7. LAZELI,, Druggist.
v No 2Ol Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and soH
H BY Traders generally .lsN
npa dawu fA
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DOC Good Yest 9akars Manfed

fENO whom constant employment through the wear W i'll
/ be given, ami cash payment every week, by
CdAS. w. FREELAND,
Jeo dawtf Union Block Main ST.
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HAIR OILS, &c.
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and BEAUTY Of
THE HAIR.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

Sufficient returns have been received before go
ing to press to enable Us to announce that the
Democracy of Pennsylvania. have gained dasignai
triumph in the election Of our State Ticket, by
majority unprecedented, considering The mali
ness Of the vote that has probably been paled.-
Pennsylvania has thus shown her devotpn TO
principle in the midst Of dissension, distaction
and disorganization in many Of her sister tates.
The Slnale viii be largely Democratic, 5 will
be seen below. The House of Representatives
will also Je Domocratic by large majority but
the returns come III so slowly that We are pnly
able to present the following imperfect rcturi,
In Philadelphia county. owing TO an amiga
nation ofthe Wings and Natives, only abOf one
half Of the Democratic members Of the L@isla
ture have been dCctod.
In the city of Philadelphia, the Consolation
! ticket, composed of Democrats and Whis has
/ bca.on the rceularly ''9a''i''"'ed "h's t'efq BY
/ a rcspec able majority.
( The entire Wing ticket IS elected in Lanaster
county. Majority, however, cons. .derably pdu-
ccd. ProEbitory Liquor Law vote about 1 CO.
In Dauphn County, Hummtl, lWhigl and
/ Sal!ada Dem are elected to the Legislature.
| Maine Liquor Law vote about ,4C0.
/ Gilphin Is re elected Mayer Of Fhiladolpia.
/ Murphy Marshal Of Police. The Democats
have elected TWO members ofthe Common Cen
/ ell
Bcrks County gives ! coo Democratic ma.ri
ty. Northampton l SEQ. Montgomery 20.
Schuylkiu 500. York LOCO Wcstmorolad
/ l 900.
AIcdill the Democratic candidate for Governr
in Ohio, is elected by over 60 eco majority.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
The Love Of Home.

It's only shallow dpretendcTs who dth-
pr make distinguished origin matter of por
sonal merit, or obscure origin q attor of person
al reproach. Taunt and sccnnc at the humble
condition of carly life affect nobody in this ccun
~ but those who are foolish enough TO indulge
h them. and thev are generally sufficiently pun
ihcd BY the published rtbrke. 4 man who Is
nj ashamed Of himselfnocd not be ashamed Of
lis carly condition. It did not haprcn to me to
be born in a leg cabin, but my elder brothers and
Sisters we're born in a log cabin, raised among
the snoAtlrifts Of New Hampshire at period so
early ina when the smoke first rose from It's rude
chimney. and curlod over the frozen hin. there
was no similar evidence Of 4 white mans Eabi
ion between it and on the settlements on the
rivers ofCanada. lis remains still exist / make
it an annual visit. I carry my children to itto
teach thcn the hardships endured by the gCncr
atoms wheh have gone before them. love 10
dwell on the tender recolloctions the carly afitc
tons and the variations and incidents which
mingle withall know Of this primitive family
abode weep to think that noneof those who
inhabited 1t are now among the living Gnd il
ever fail in afT, c.onate ycncTalions FOR him who
raised it. and dcfjndcd it against savage violence
and dcstruc ion cherished all the domestic vir
tues beneath its roof and through the fire and
blood Of seven years rovolulinary war, shrunl
from no toll. no sacrifice to serve his couniIy
and to raise his children to condition better than
his own, II ayny ncmo ard thC rano cfmy pos
te1ity be blottcd forever from the memory ofnan-
kind.-Doni UeJstcr.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
John g. U,Iye111. rp..r

This gentleman has been appointed by President
PIERoE, Consul 10 the port Of Belfast Ireland, and
chronicle the appointment another compliment
paid our State BY the President. No man can num-
Der more warm and consistent friends personally and
politically, than Mr.. ONEILL,
Whether he viii accept the posi- or not we are nm
able TO say but should be sorry to lose lis services
IN the cause OF Democracy for the next four years
sorry TO lose such wholesoaled oPen-heared tzen
Should he, however, accept, we unhcsitatingly say
thatthe interests and honor OF our country Will ney-
er be compromised BY him, and that more ardent
s3nirer OF Republican Institutions will never e d the
SOD Of the Emerald Isle"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
From the Daily Register.
Hints to YcuEg T-en.

This is great country, but only so on account
of the energy and intelligence of Is iuhabi' ants
Nature has done as much for other lands as it has
for ours, but The difficulty is. the people do not
push themselves along like we do That's the
secret. Push yourselves along, boys, always
keep in motion Always have something TO do
and do it weT. Do not fittor away your time in
idle pursuits. SogarS and canes. and julCTs. do
not make man. Set more value rpon what is
in your head, than upon what covers it. DonOt
run about night disturbing rcspoc ab,r ooople,
who require rest af er the fatiguos Of the day
over Go to byd at tyn o'clock and r,sc at five
or sU5I.es.-=Aou VIII thon have abundant time Tor
rcpose, and Il portion for improvement, before the
days labors begin. Stv,n hours for sleep and
seven cen for active life in every twon.y four
See the difference Yonder mopiSh you retircs
at two and rises, perhaps at seven you have
the adyan age ever him by two hours these two
hours may be a Il your own. and two hours every
day for period OF ten years viii enable you to
add four hundred and twenty nine days, Of seven
teen hours each, to your conscious life. Think
Of that. Think of what may be accomplished in
four hundred and twenty nine days. Think how
much you would bc able TO read in kat tine cf
good woll digesf Cd and properly seasoned matter
And af er having fully considered the thirg in all
its bearings, lOcf array your time in led if you
can. GER Up Soon.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
sSs- H-zE---4z,=- zzSs O., r.,rv,
"BL AIR WILLIE FC0R y

The establishment Of Democratic paper in tho
Borough of BiairSville, Ind ana Co. Pa. has
beon long desired 10y the Democracy Of Indiana
and heStmorcaud Counties, and the encourage
mtnt that has air, ady been extended. has indu-
cod the subscriber TO under. axe the publication
OF such journal. He therefore, con tnplatcs To
revive the publication Of the "BLAIRSVHIE
RECORD, and viii ondtavor TO make the narcr
n ert sting not only 10 The political but ctneral
reader. and horoS that in the enterprise he Will
be sIls ainCd by the TubEc.
Believing that our Staio and National prosrcr-
y has ari>Cn from the successful administrator
of public Affairs y fEo d,Iroc1 attic Var4v. and The
firm Is ablshn,nt of the PRINCIPLES and rolicv of
hat rariy viii promote and ensure fhe happi
ness of the people, he viii faithfully ,ndCavor TO
Sus ain hose viCws, and also adhtTe 10 the rcp,I
laros abhshod Usagos Of the Tary. Doomine it
unno coSSary 10 say more On this head he only
asks "a lie iudeCd by The course Of The rapor.
The materials ofthc ofIce will be ontirtly new
and tho IarCr will lie of large size and not inferi
OF 10 any published in the interior of Pennsylva
MA; Considerable expense viii be incurred. be
Therefore most respectfully solicits share of the
Ta'ronagc'of he public.
Terms Ono dollar and fifty cents per year if
Tald IN advance, or within six months, afier The
expiration OF that time two dollars will be char
geo II, c. DEyINE,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Allegheny County.

L graiEes TO announce, AID ,ye know i will
crafty readers 10 learn, that the Democrats Of
this County, which has heretofore been one of the
strong holds Of Whiegery, have achieved signal
and brilliant triumph. They have elected Senator
four members oftac House, and District Attorney.
DR. McClintock former member Of tie Legislature,
has haateri Dr. Caruthers for the Senate BY hand
some majority. D.. McChutocll is excellent Dem
ocrat and viii be one O. most talented members 0.
tha, talented body,
ar. Roberts election viii be ha,iel with delight
~ hosts Of friends lie will make TIE mos popular
Iss.-;st ..;to-',ag Ai,agho--- ,-o,ln,7- o,e- lad
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
John CressWeIl, Esq

We had the pleasure Of meeting our newly elected
Senator in Holdaysburg the other day and can safe
y say that he bears his honors like hero" We
found him surrounded Of course by hosts of friends
and VIC le him. pleased that had aided in eIeclug
worthy man.
Dir. CHzsswELL possesses the ability to make a
good Senator and our District viii VIC have no doubt,
lie proud Of his official career. His Democracy is
above suspicion, and his personal popularity VIII
carry him through any where. He viii at all
times, be found right, OF we are much mistaken in
the man
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Lola lTontez.

A California correspondent Of the Nashyill Ga
zctte gives the following account ofthe move
ments ofLola Montcz
LoLA's LOCATIoN-Lola Montoz is now residing
at Grass Valley IA village in the minos) entirely
without restrain Of her inclinations in (y77si7a-
tincs) rambles upon the mountain cliffs rs nmbl
and sure footed as The fearless goat. One knows
not which to admire the most, herlieht form and
rosy check or snow carpcd sicrTas, tinted by the
blushing morn. She is wild and beautiful as the
maiden discovered in the Black Noun aims
where Don Quixote went TO perform his novel
penance in behalfof "peuloss Dulciona," and
where, during said penanee Sancho Pan2a saw
things he should not have seen, tuning DaTplc
and himselfaway for very shame.)
LoLA's CoTTAGE.-The Countess dc Lansfeld
has beautiful. little, white, vine clad cot, en-
.fewclcd in green vale, formed by god moun-
tains The BEARDED GOLD seeker returning f-om
his days toll is priviledcod to glance into hor
window and learn some thirg oftho indoor life Of
real ''live Countess. Lucky republican hom-
b~ods.
LOLA SUETU FOR DTyORCE.-AIar.e Monte Hail
has sued for separation from her present Hoee
Lord P. p Hall ESQ. and sought the legal pro
tocsiOn Cfa handsome cabattore. Her assigned
reasons are not for cars polite. Like one ofthe
wives montionCdin adrcam civil HonCyccmb's
she has "lcft her husband and broreht hcI
gallant" We read hat during the soigo oi he
city of Hcnsburc by Emperor Ccniadc fhc noble
wives petilioncd him that they might have what
they could carry ont Of the cily-thcir prayer
was granted whorcuron each one came forth with
her husband uTon her lack. lola proves unlike
.hcm. She has deserted Toor Hall in the hour Of
peril and misfortune.
LoLA TIE MINER.-The favored Countess Ct
Louis King Of Bavaria mined one whole day ~
corderov bl2omcr custume. She was quite awk
ward with the Long cradle Tour, but seriously
informed an astonishod digger that she had 81.
never yet had use for cradle. thank heaven and
nv lucky stars -
LOLA WHPrETH TIER SEEvAHT -Tosca IIcaIG
Of the order Of St. Thorosc. ra;d E,evy frs for
assault and battery" 1t was proved in a
certain squall Of her anger. her Chinese servant
was taken all abacI,, - fas scamon say, she
seized him BY his long tail Of hair tied il to the
door knob and slapped his rice nsasficating Jaws
most unmcrcifuly Poor John '' lie could
not Jerk loose unless he scaIrod himself In
court during HE recital oi her wrongs in Calior
MIA, tears f, II from her eyes olI O hoa as rapidly
as the trees of Arahy drop their medicinal gum.
Unlike the moor she is used 70 them. so are other
women when b-ooling orer imaginary wrongs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Teoare o. Irish Eyiles,

The editor of the Ne1r Yorf Times has seen let
tcrs from Australia, giving full particulars of the
escape of Mitchell and Martin. co cxles of Moa
CHER. American citizens were about appealing
through our Minister, Mr.. Buchanan, 10 the hui
manity ofEueland, in behalf Of these sufI;ring
patriots. But these gallant spirits were weary,
waiting for the softoning of royal hearts. They
have escaped, thank God and soon we hope to
welcome them with glad hearts to this g Asylum
ofthe oppressed"
John Mitchell was one of the most eloquent and
daring advocates Of Ircland's rights. He laborcd
oeasClessly and faIlCssly for Separation from
England S rule, until arrested on a charge of Sc
dition, convicted, of course, and hurried off 10
drag out a miserable life with the most infamous
and degraded of England's criminals He was
ruling spirit of the Young Ireland Party, was
a wri er for the DuIHn Nation. and afterwards
cs.ablishtd the United T5isI man. Royalty was
frightened al his CarncStncSs and eloouonce the
ability and power ofhs logic and he was bansh-
cd for fourteen years. Martin, his friend and ad-
mirer, soon followed him, under sentence of ten
They lave 1hiiissit4sS escaI A. ca, ... .-..
the wide ocean of the world, our country Is IN N
polar star to which their magnet POINTS and
points unerringly. We bid them God speed and
extend to them The hosp alitios and sympa,hies
Of Americas pure, brave hearts. They will
make good citizens and reflect honor on them
selves and their adopted country, Their virtues
make them beloved and their talents will cause
them to b a lmired. Tho. F NIcaeher, during
his shor5 residence here, b. his thrilling and
matchless eloquence, has won a name that all
may aspire to, but few can reach. Mitchell and
Martin are not less worthy.-Pifs. onion.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
EnTECE.

4 ~ Tor a decree Of specific performance Of con-
tract made between Peter Gecr late Of Hhite town
sIiip. Decd lin his life timc,) aud Peter Tunalman
and the said Cornelius Gregory
The undersigned, commissioner appointed BY tho
OrtIaas' Cont cf Cambria county, 70 take testi-
molv in tile above proceedings, hereby gives no.
tice to az parties Interested that he viii intend 70
the duties Of said appointment NJ the olce Of VIII
fau. Kiuell Esq., in the Borough Of Ebensb1Eg
on Saturday, the 9th day O. AOycnocE 2e1t, At
CHARTS y. WIN6ARD.
Co5lL.t-ssyae,.-
o. r.-s.~- 7--1 r.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

E-N tic matter OF dc petition Of Thomas II Tor
Tor Tor n -cccrce Of specific performance Of cen
ti..st made Lltgcen JcLa Moran, late Of N-sh.ns
taa TovusdP, Gecd il his lie t-uie) and William
FsFt.r@--
YL1 uaJlTsigHed, cammissi 5Ecr appointed oy the
Orff.ar.' Court Of Cambria county, 70 take test
meme ia tie above proceedings hereby gives re-
tce 10 a'I rtrries interested ihat he viii attend 70
tle aauls e.. said appo.atmeui az the Office Of /.
S. George, Is4.. ,llrmlgck Cambria county o.
ruesIay, tie eJl day cf November Ecz', Il o1o
Charles " WTNCABD,
CgElgsssiyHe-.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

FooLHARDTNEss.-A London paper states that .
man ct Lowth offers to ascend the spire of ST.
James Church, which is 295 feet from the ground
10 repair the weather cock, but the church ward
ems re fuse to allow him. The S amford Mercury
says that four or five asccnts have bocn made
within his memory, out of bravado or a drunken
fIolc. The most extraordinary feat Of all. took
place on the 5th of May, 1918, when a man nam cd
Benjamin Smith, known afterwards as Spire
Smith, scaled the summit of the spre, drank
his majeSty's health, threw down The bottles.
danced hornepipe, turned around the weather
cock several times tied his ncckerchiof to the
vane, (whre he left it) and decended safely.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
pg4EFz R0kg FEECTEGr-.

e DEtCE IS hereby given 10 the Stockholders cE
\ tha Lrrer;a Plank Road, tlat an election vii
4e held at tc Office Of the company iu The borough
gi Lar-,;o, aH Monday. tie 1th Of November next,
sui. te purpose Of eectia- officers of tue sad rgaI
r.-t..s ensuing yesr. 70 wit: One President. f-a
N.u.- aud ore Treasurer; at which meeting
i is Recommended that tlsc stJckh 1=rs alop; sucL
bg-lsTs and regulations, as shall Do necessary t5g
T1nr-
Iiy order q. t.l Board
T. +. LIITELL.
L1r7,t,. Oct Z. 1888. Scr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Conspiracy in n exioo.
BALTIMORE Wednesday. Oct. 10.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, Oct. 10 1858.
Tie New Orisans Be-. of Thursday last has
special intelligence from Mexico. received by a
private letter TO the fleet that GovtInmont lad
discovered an offensive .consIiiacv in Puebla,
and that several Trou inont rIsors sd- lton ar
res -od-among th,m Don il an 3IUzica laic Gov
crnor of the State of Ptebla General Manoles
Robbs, and Don Luis de la Rosa, They had
been ordered TO leave the country.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Collins and Daugherty.

The vote in BeIlord and Fulton counties had not
been received at the tim We went press bat enough
was known to warrant MS in stating that both our
candidates for the assembly are elected BY about 1000
majority.
This result viii crafty every Democrat in the Dis
trIet Two better men never were elected 10 the
Pennsylvania legislator than CoILrNs and DAUGH-
IRTT.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

TE7uE piece of land zen ,ainin, about se7e- acres,
4 aas g.i=ei by Jshn u Mccl, 5r- aiH'.E.-=is--
-.- of Rev Terrence M'GirF. deceased, % lie sold
I'D fl.a 24. day ot October inst. does not heislE ~
sid E-.ate, Lat is tie property of Ellen CaEty
81 D. NAGEHaN.
Ezscraeg --.r =. u Lz.tg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
EFAs. EsNAEs EEEaEEuE.

~ TIE Ebcusburc and SssqUeLauna Plank Road
r.lt a Election sgil. lie held II the Court House.
in th- Borough cf Elenshurg IN Monday, the 1th
day of November next, FIR the purpose OF choosing
oiHclrs oF the said road far the ensuing year, -
vii: Uue President. Eye Managers. and one Treas
u-gr. a- w..igis meeting i Is recommended that
rl.e stockholders adopt such ly-laws, orders a24
regulations rs shall Dee necessary for the proper
l.s..f.r cement Of tie alIrirs yf tLc company.
i ,.Ge. e. tic Board.
Wal EITTELL.
Cl--.---rr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

- The Balt.more papers state that L. s. Nor
wood, Cluk # Ike Court of Commcn Pleas Of
hat city. is q doaultori in the sum Of S3O O.OOO-
HIS securities viii lave 10 make socd the loss.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

E-J- Another cargo Of GC0 slaves has been safe
" landed in CuJa with thc assent Of the local au
thoriJios making a to.aloflcC0 negroes nom Al
Iica Iandodon ,hesouih sido Of The island, within
s..ou.h-so stated By a3vices from Gala 10 IL
New York Times.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
J0EEs 5. REEEE.

Attorney al Law, Ebersburg. Pa.
I'LL practice IN the several Courts of Cambria.
81 Bfir and Indiana counties.
ofHcs No {, F" Colounaac Row" near Tue Court
uouse.
Ebensburg. aug. l9-l653-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
THOMAS q. EE,DoyyEEE

Attorney al Law, Holidays5uTg, Pa.
WTlLL attend the several Courts OF Carlbri.
w county, as heretofore. OGice one door wcs
-f Nm Mcfarland cabinet wareroom.
SulN II, l152-Iy-
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Attorney ct Lax, EbsH sburg Pa.
Z az III. practice ia the several Courts Of t'ga-
~ lf.a, I1aic and IaJia-a ocu1.,.5s. ..r-.-
Assi"oal business iAtrustcI to Lis -carc $50. -
promptly attended %.
ttiiee on Main zr.set opposite pr. Wu Leli-uI ;
Office.
lb-a-bas-. A,ri, 2s. Is5a-27
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u The St Louis hteHigcaer is advertised for
sale under dcods Of trust. Tie sale is TO take
place on the 4th rroximo.