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HAVANA, Oct. 30, 1853.
We had sales yesterday OF 352 casks rice per French
ship Aexandre received from New York. Mt IS 37} per
a.; The quality was infenor-lnJ rs bbs potatoes at
81 so. per brig Mechanic. The intelligence which we
received early in the week from Mobile. OF ieeg
dispatches 10 that point OF the Atlanlic news to The 5l
inst, from Europe, had the influence 10 make our market
very still Tor The few days past aud unless more lavora
Bile accounts reach MS BY the next steamer our sugars
must decline. Freighis. as | had noted, are tending
down.
HAVANA. Oct 80, 1853.
There is no change IN quotations for our sugar mar
Ike, since my last weekly report but refer to nv re
marks yesterday TO the probable effect of
intelligence confirming the Aantc's news from Europe
to the 9th inst
Last advces from Cienuegos give a statement for tina,
district OF the crop this year; SO 900 hhds Musco
vado sugar, 10000 buxes clayed excess OF 1852 is
900 bids The appearance oil the crop in that region
Is very favorable Tor the coming season.
Sales of flour of the past week Cargo Spanish brig
Lola si, at l 10 months lime ship An,onoo, same
and time do brig Felipe, Sl4, 10 4 months; 500 bills
at Corunna a, sia& at to months and five cargoes
remain anoa', unsod Holders are asking higher prices
for the balance, and will have IT, store. think the,
WILL store and take less arrivals continue in proper
lion TO the last few days. Exchange-London, so dave
improves under The last advces firm at II to l. per
cent premium New York, per cent discount To- bar
New Orleans. 2 per cent premium.
HAVANA, Oct 81, 1853
Chartered to-day Spanish brig Msraco, 500 boxes SUI
gar Liverpool 50. No Transactions 10 advise. and no
alterations in rates OF exchange.
Sales al Havana, Ocrober 3ls,-2l casks hams, New
leans, schooner Alice at Sl2 Sf2 so per qulnia
100 Gauca hams at SIS so per quinal 20 BOO fee,
Portland boards, brig Mechanic, S2t per NJ 500 bills
potatoes, 81 per Dbl. go bbls onions, S39 IS 600
strings onions al 81 so per 100 strings $500 lbs cheese
al sI7 quinia brig s B. Brown, Newport, Rhode Island
s27 bills potatoes, baltimore baque Vesla at SO rs per
Dbl. 100 do do Bristol, Rhode Island, Mara, AT ga rs
per bbl $4,000 strings onions at IS so per 100 strings
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Literary Notices.
The Us,tm,~,fr R,ri,n.

We are indebted Taylor Msury for tho October
nu nber OF the American edition Of this review. J con
tents are as foox Religion IN Italy; The Progress. OF
Fiction ne Art Partnership with Limited Liability
The BOOK OF Job School Claim, Of Language. German
Mysc'sm In the 18th Century The Universal Po.ulae
Tee Progress Of Russia Con,cn poary Intervention In
England. Americas. Germany. and France
Negro" and Negro Sarov BY J. II. Evrie M d.
We noticed the introductory pier OF this work ,om.
weeks since and announced that would be put TO The
press In short time. We furnished with copy
and informed that the author proposes to publish ID.
work IN successive numbers The first nu ber which is
the introductory ohap,cr Is for sale by Taylor Maory
Dr. Evrie has undertaken TO make scientific
Of tbs Aic question: and in this amber discusses the
causes oil popular de usion he subject" Judging from
the specimen before commend TO all who desire
see the abolition question ducusscd thoroughly and
enti6c min nj.
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The Amuicor Lar Rssisfsr.

The November number II this legs work Is table
hr published At Phsdelphs, by Fisk Wharton and is
valuable periodical 10 The legal profession Its leading
article IL Municipal Subscriptions the Stock OF Rail
road Companies " " being discussion Of tho opinion OF
Judge Black in the OF Shsrpess oil W philadelphia
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NEW Books at TayIor Mamvy's The Cio'sier Life Of
~ the Emperor Charles Flnh William Stirling. suhor OF
Annals Of Spain"
Giesn,ass roes fer Schools edition,
enlarged.
Regeneration; by Edmund n. Sears.
Light he Dark Rver Memorials Of Mrs bsnref" A. y
Hamin.
Lsbes and Kopp's Annual Report; Chemistry and Allied Sci
snc by Vol. 4, 1850.
Poems r. Morrseessu edition. beautifully lu
usied
spsdns Spend or, the Lotions and Rinksucns t..
The Little Drummer; or, FiisI Affections story OF
Campsigp, by Gastav Merits.
Golden Link or, Tales and Poems for the Ye.
bourne, A. NJ.
Tip Top, q Noble Aim.
GustAvu. Lndorm or, Lead us into
=. csren-trom the original swedish
gor sae
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NEW WORK by the author OF tho wids, Wide
world MI R'ns''''d' Children BY the author Of the wd' Wide
Addison's Works, new edition, in vols. vol L.
History Of the Navy Of the United States Of America by Fen
Outline. Comparative rhlolosy by NJ De vere of
The Young Lady. Home; by Mrs. LOUISE c. Tu,nin.
un o. Sshp@'s geography and History BY Edmund
by Rsero and T.cbud Translated into
English from The original Spanish by francs L. Hawks d. D.
c Architecture, s or Designs for Dwelling Houses Stores Ho
Loreaio Benoni Passages in tha Life Of Italian
TAYLOR d MAuRys
Nov bookstore, near Ninth street.
NEW ARRIVAL or Fall and Winter Coods.-Tbe sub
s s.% o1 % :
and desirable stock Of foreign domestic goods.
unprsecdeasdy conads" please Al.
who may favor with CALL few Of the leading articles
Is dre-.e. very fine plaid and brocsded sim.
40 do do dark broesde for walking dresses
~ pieces very hae neat and large pad prices ranging from rs
% fine white and light brocsde do for evening
10 DO .s super quality, beautiful a designs
IS DO DARK d. s%.ei"s ne most eSoic. .S.s..
sass ssf'y ssSs q ss QUALITY
10 90 black Gro &c hhns and Pout dc soe vey nns and
s sss" sss sn sss 10 esosa 'rsoa
another auction bargain
piece. black .s!p Tu.s and Turt Ottoman .a,in'
s DO very hae black waered ,iis.
70 do very handsome Bsyadss robes. only arc. in hi.
MarceIine., Ensi,h and Italian cr.pes every shade
% .es Lupus be-, french as%no. and e.n%s
90 sh and dark frvpsn n.sno' great bargain.
70 DO IGN, I'd DARK plain moa..sins. -" '"'''
50 90 g.a %oa..sne., new ~, designs
100 DO DO from iS cents 70 Is ' esa, beautiful pattern.
do 90 ps s Ira raw .s. !" high color.
70 do do Scotch and gala pIaid', for eoy' and mses
10 do do eoh plaid' for boy. and
IN BLACK GOODS.
10 pieces Lupins best black bombasns
10 90 Ts,S an. p's.. very ,1 o.. ne. as."y
DO DO DO DO s% ~ .s.. W. s%s;A.s cru. for
s.s "a r..s %.rss. ma
70 do ali wool balf mourning DO
20 80 80 s s- sss. s From ' s.s 70 cents
10 do as : :s ,. s, Z. . md % s'sI
s. s.i. s,: s. s :"s "a: sa s:''
Collars, ebemsc,. sleeves, .ls and kid gloves
English sod Grape. and borderedh.-
IN LINEN GOODS
90 90 s SSs. sss'ss s .S; 81
100 DOZEN da@.ss nspt
Sc IS g :: G.; e: s Co.
D d Se CO..
g sE''
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MARRIAGE IN EscLAsp.-A late English paper fur
nisbes the fslowing
"A notable event OF the week is The marriage, at Pes
wch-cum Oldham, in Lancashire, OF the Hon. Dudley
Clarke Fitzgerald DE Ros, E1ury In Waiting TO the
Queen, TO the Lady Elizabeth Grey Egeron lie eldest
surviving daugster OF the Earl and Countess OF Wilton
The lady ~ bul twenty years OF age, Handsome ami.
able, and accomplished The wedding vas conducted in
the old EogiIsb STYLE and people the astonishing num-
her Of fry thousand assembled in the village of Oldham
and in the park OF laton Hall and roads adjacent on the
occasion Tie bells clanored aloud vigorously local
bands sent up epithalarniums, and madens showeud
flowers in the pathway Of The happy pair while REPEATING
madrgals The BRIDE eauled BY some of the lea ling
arslocracy, aad received costly presents from full one
hundred donors. As It may interest some OF your lady
readers TO know the of female dress noticeable
on the OCCASION here mention it, Tine bae allired
IN an exceedingly beautiful dress OF rich white pouh do
sos the skirt covered with two deep ounces Brussels
lace headed with ,uels isre Her ladysbip wore a
wreath OF cape assamne entwned with orange blossoms
and over her head tell veil OF Brussels point In her
hand she csrIsd bridal bouquet OF natural flowers.
mere were Tour dsmo'ssu.s dhonnssr and live brides
msius These were uniformly at,ired in white figured
muslin dresses, over white gace with blue aace nantes
sho oohnes Of rsps ise, trimmed with clusters OF blue
n'Wefs ine chase elegance OF tbess costumes
greatly admired.
lbs was one OF the attractive weddings lha, have
taken place io many years in England and may interest
faots IN me Unied States account o the lady having
oeen ~ iha country dufipg the with Lord Ers-
metrs family, where she no DOUBT made acquaintan-
ces
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con RErT.-Thst ds,'
L per Of 2lst street o.
fifssen rooms, with str
the rent viii he ma
Oct ~ exv
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NOTICE.The subscribers opened Tuesday,
and handsome Of fine French and
leading OF the
hand-ome Victoria, plain embroidered embracing -
choice shades
10 Tsimas plain, brnided, and embroidered
10 Americans and Bus-ey do
Monte Christo n black Al
DE Cassach do do
plain embroidered black
10 Casr Russian, something and desirable, m
adapted the comfort than other style Of wrapping
Abcrtes, fine qualities and beautiful styles
5 lean de Arche, and approved styles
10 nne solannss, the hrs style brought this market
10 Grsnes lie Marions snde embroidered
10 Phlbertos, very hne and beautiful
desirable, the latest
por m.
~ fpe and medium priced cashmere long
30 hae shawls
$50 fine and medium plaid and lsng shswls
50 fine embroidered plain Grape
Al which viii be sod nmodsiipe terms.
Nov 9-3teod MAGkUDER h CALVERT.
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Collectors Once, November q 1899.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS -Nouce is h.r.by
given persons who indebted
1853
paid before 3ist Of n IT
BY advertisement sale of the property according TO law
Nov Q--gawid r. j. ROCHE, Collector
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House and Lot in Ebensburg for sale.

as the undersigned designs leaving this place
4 about the lst Of October, next, he viii sell on
favorable terms all that two-story frame house
in the borough Of Ebensburg opposite the Catholic
church There is a never-failing well Of pure wa
ter, wood house and wash-house upon the premises.
The house was built but short time ago, is well
finished in every respect and in perfect order
The situation commands one Of the best views OF
the surrounding country that can be found in tho
village
Those desirous Of purchasing viii call upon OF
write 10 the subscriber at Ebensburs,, who viii
impart all necessary information concerning the
pr5pcrty and terms Of sale. IN iudisputabe title
given.
VII. HUDSON.
F,ra-r.r.r-r. Jul sS is5G-a.-tl
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ALLEGHENY PORTAGE RAILROAD.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFIC

SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICE,
Holdaysburg, Aug 22d, 1858.
GtEALED Proposals viii be received at the Office
tCof the Superintendent of Motive Power, on the
Allegheny Portage Rail Road, Horidaysburg, Pa,
on Tuesday, the Goth day of September 1853, for
delivering CoRD WooD for the of said Road, as
follows, viz:
At Station No. I: Foot PIP. No. 10 :: 2,GoO cords
&c No. , Foot Of Plane Nc. J 1000 ''
's q No. 3 Head of Plane No. 81 1,50O 90
- 81 10 4: CAT middle point on SUNNI
Level: 1900 3.
No. 5 st middle point on Level be-
tween Planes Nos. > > 5000 9
No. 5: At Ft. of Plane No. /: 1000 g
No. :: At Water Station opposite Col
Eeaus House > 4,GG0 .
No s. 1t Tfalf Way House 4,oo2 @
10. .: At Kers log House between
Power and Merrimaas Bridge y Coco -
. No. 10 (On Johustown Level: > d,t 90 .
Bidders will state distinctly the quantity and kind
of Wood they pyopose to deliver at each station
named in their respective bids, wel as the price
per cord for the same.
JOHN ROSS,
super't NJ P. \. P. R. R.
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WHE Surveyors olthe county Of Cambriaare hore-
j by notified that n true meridian line, and fixed
standard measure for a chain, has been established
at the Court House. in the Borough Of Ebcnsbarg.
in order that the said Surveyors may adjust
and verify their claims and comPasses, according
to the act Of Assembly, passed 26th day of april
~ D. 1859. BY the Commissioner
NJ HASSON.
August 2G. lS53-3t clerk
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protection EECsdtag Insurance COEas-
EanEsN- FtaaEr COUNTY. ErenEg,a.

TEVuE above company has been in successful op-
i GRAFTON. for over years, has insured over
three hun dred and fifty thousand dollars worth Of
property has promptly paid all its losses, and has
never yet had any necessity to make an assessment
on the premium notes.
those who wish to get their property insured from
FIRE. NJ. HASSUN,
Aug IG. '52-3t Local agent for Cambria
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DIR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT OF VEL
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARTTT SIRE REM
EDY FOR Hereditary Taint.
Thousands of individuals cursed with griev-
Gus complaints, which they inherit from their pa
rents The use of the Yelto'o DocF and SarsaPar'E-
Ia will prevent all this, and save vast amount CT
misery, and many valuable lives, for 1t #or0aghly
erpes from the system The latent taiat, which is the
seed of disease and so takes off the curse by which
the sins misfortune Of the parents are 50 often
visited upon the innocent offspring
Parents owe it to their children to guard them
against the effects of maladies that may be COM
municated by decent, and children of parents that
have at any time been affected with Consumption,
Scrofula or Syphilis, it to themselves to take
precautlon against the disease being revived in them
Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
IS a sure antidote in such cases.
IL See advertisement
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NOTICE.

4 ETTERS administration having geen grant
IL ed the undersigned, ON the Estate of Philip
SIelly, late of Summerhill township, deceased all
persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against it. are requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN SKELLY, Adm +.
Ebensburg, Aug. 20, l853.-6t
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a,nrnonters E.ook HEere.

SEALED proposals win be received at the Office
- OF the Ebensburg & Susquehanna Plank Road
company until 6 clock IN the afternoon of Satur-
dav the Sd of September for building Toll House,
-sSvCIdu tIc saIu ccs'.r~-y ut
contractor to find all the materials for the
Plan and specifications may be seen at the Office
three days prior to the day Of letting.
BY order Of the Board
WM. kITTELL, Secretary.
,r,r,,sf q SKA -ot
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EeW Firm.

TENHE subscribers would respectfully inform the
& citizens Of Ebensburg and vicinity that they
have just received from the city of Philadelphia
and have opened at The store room formerly occu-
pied by J. T. Craig, large assortment Of
GROCERIES,
Of all kinds consisting Of the following articles viz:
Coffee Tea Sugars, Spices, Cheese, Water, Soda
and Sugar Crackers, Essence of Coffee, Chocolate,
Cinnamon. Citrons Dates, Raiseus, Dried Currants.
Prunes. Figs, Almonds. Preserves Pickles, Dram
ges, Lemons Tobacco, Segars. SHUTS &C., Gc.
Flour and Bacon
kept constantly on hand. Families viii do well to
call and examine assortment of Groceries and
Confections before purchasing elsewhere. Our
terms must and will he CASH, as we intend TO sell
lower than any establishment in the county
May 6. 1858. TUDOR & ROBERTS.
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Adams * Cas- Express,
w w Tvorv&Ho kCpnts

NETIIL forward all packages OF goods or money,
w daily, except Sunday, to all the principal
cities in the Union. and all towns the Rail Road
between Philadelphia and PittsburE. Drafts col
lected from California. Drafts sold on ireland,
England or Scotland, from & upwards. Money for
drafts must be par.
Summit July 28 1850.
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Conln,ission 8 ForyvarGiug.

TEVUE subscribers would respectfully inform their
z friends aud the public that they are now pre-
pared to receive and forward ali good consigned TO
their care by any of the Lines, by Central Rail
road and hope that by strict attention to their bu
sincss that, they viii be enabled to render perfect
satisfaction to all that will patronze them. All
goods VIII receive the greatest and attention.
CRAIG & HAMILTON
Jefferson March Is. 1858.
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CampbellstOwn, Cambria county Pa.
uNHE undersigned, Proprietor of the above Ho-
Z tel. informs his friends and the public that ne
is wen prepared to furnish the best of accommo-
dation and is determined TO please all who may
call with him. ,,,nrSu
Campbellstown. June Is, ls53-81-6m.
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A CARD.

DR. A. YEAGLEY having permanently located
- in Jefferson, Cambria county, respectfully
tenders his professional services 10 the citizens Of
the place and thcsurroundiug country in the prac-
ice OF Medicine and Surgery.
Office on Main street, where he can always be
found and consulted, except when absent on pro
fessional business.
jefferson, April 5, 1855.
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TRY BARRELS INDIAN LINEMENT-!t is
clear and pleasant to use Warranted all it is
recommended money paid back. Prepared
by H. C. o. Cary, Druggist and Chemist, CIeave-
land Ohio, to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by an authorized Agent in every town in the
State. For sale by Fred. Kittel, Ebensburg Pa,
and by Hughes & Wherry, Jefferson Pa.
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-. -. -.

GEALED proposals viii be received NJ The Office
- Of the Lgretto Plank Road Company in The bor-
ough of Loretto until e O'Clock, J.. NJ Of WedHes
day, the 7th day OF September next, for the clear
ing. grading, masonry and laying the Plank aul
Strugcrs Of said road, being tour miles more or
less. Plans and specifications win be cZhibitcd ~
the companys Office for two days prior TO the day
Of letting Likewise at tie same time and place
proposals VIII be received for one hundred and
ninety thousand feet Of three inch Spruce plank
feet long, and forty three thousand feet of string
timber by inches, to be dc!ireicd at two points
oa SaiH Road.
Ijv CIIe. I'M D-af1.
p j.. LITTLE, Sec'y-
1E-g
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sAMUEL q. vv58GARD.


Attorney At Law, E5ensburg Pa.
XETIIL practice in the several Courts OF Cam
W hIia- Blair, and Huntingdon csuntics.-
Germans car receive advice IN their own language.
Office On main street tw1 doors west Uf the
store oC Murray. ZaLm IS CO.
Nav s. lS5I-iv
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NOEECE.

{ ETTERS of Administration having been grant
I ! ed to the undersigned on the estate OF Peter
Geer late of White Township, Cambria county, de-
ceased. all persons indebted 70 said estate are
notified to make immediate payment, aud those
Gated Tor settlement.
GEO. c. X. ZAHAI, Admir-.
Ebensburg July 15 I8j3--tf.
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HAS leased and reitted the McAlillen House,
L 4 llate the Benuet Hotell in the borough Of
Johnstown, where he viii be glad to receive any OF
his friends who may favor him with their patronage
He has also opened a bar with p choice selection Of
wines and liquors OF all kinds.
Meals served TO suit passengers who wish to ira
vel by the Pa. r. r.
JOHN c. MAGILL
JohustoWn. Pa July -, 1858.
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EvoIEANGE IEOTEE..

carreutown, Cambria County, PeHnsylvania.
TTTaE undersigned Is prepared to accommodate
4 in the best kind of style all who may favor
him with n call. and hopes by strict attention 10
business to merit and receive share Of public "a
tronare HENRY SCANLAN.
MAY %, IS52.-3l-tf.
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Nniice fn EnnEsoeners!

ET Is ORDERED, That all licensed taverus in
Z Cambria county, shall close their bars Suu-
day; and any infringement Of this order viii be
sidereG good lo- reyoking the license Of the
person so offending
I:y the Court,
r. L. JOHNSTON, CLERK.
I5~ al the papers in the county VIII insert three
times and charge county.
Ebensburr. Aug. l. I8I3-4O-3t
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CWARLEs AIRREGEEr.

Attorney at Law, EbeRsburg, Pa,
HILL practice in the several courts Of Cambria
10 Blair. and Huntingdon counties. Germans can
consult and receive advice IN their own language.
Office opposite the Court House, formerly occg.
pied by r. l. Johnston, ESQ.
Ebcushurg February g. ISJ3-lv.
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Adalaps q - E.Npress.

= B. C8AIG, agent viii forward al packages Of
~ goods or money, daily except Sunday to all
the principal cities in the Union, and all the towns
on the Railroad between Philadelphia and Pitts
frr
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GEoRaE II. REED.

Attorney at Lev, E5ensburg, Pa.
ENTILL prnctice In tlc several Courts Of Cam
' ' bria. Indiana. and Westm0reland cOuntics.-
Ofice on Centre ST., joining Gen. MDoualds dwell
ing
Jan. -, ls5l.-iy.
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PenusyIvaEpIa IGRaH cad.

ENRON and after this date Passengers taking
E seats in the cars without tickets, 81 stations
where there is ticket oIice, viii be charged ten
cents extra. ". W. IVORY.
Aaeat I'eaa. Il. Il. Co.
Summit, July IS, 1855
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Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser
~ the basement story OF Davis a Cos, ware
: -'''' Pbersburr. May T. ls5i.-ly.
Y T. Shampooing done, aud razors honed in a
...--,,,-f-,.. uarrlcr
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E2. HUTCHINSON. IL.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa,

w Ill practice IL the several Courts of Cam
= ? br.l, Blair ana Indiana counties. Au pro
iezsioual business entrusted 10 his care viii be
promptly attended to-
Office Main street adjoining his lwelling house.
Ebonsburg, July !, lSj3-25-3m
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WILLIAM KITTELE..

Attorney at Law, Ebenshurg, Pa.
HfFlCE on Main Street. in the 5face lately
~ occupied by Gen Jos Mcdonald
January 10 1852
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DE. $. "a. FicIs.

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services TO the cit
AS liens Of Summerhill township in the practice
Of Medicine and Surgery
Office Mt halfway House, Cambria county, Pa
Nova 1882.
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sErvaYs ON HAND.

GtTONEWARE, Earthen ware, Nails, Cast-stee
- and Salt for sale by
DAVIS & LLOYD.
NIayI2. 1922.
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z. l.. EEEYER.

Attorney at Law, Johnstown, Pa
0ETICE on Main street, two doors east Of the
~ Echo Office.
March y. lS51-lv
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EnRENT FENISE.

Johnstown, Pa, July y, 1858.
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g. Sheridan. N. ID.

Id ERPECTFULLI tenders his services to the
L q citizens Of Johnstown aud vicinity, in the
practice of Medicine Gn Surgery.
Office at the Drug store Of Kratzer and Sheridan
corner Of Clinton and Main streets. Residence
Main street second door below Eon Lueuans store.
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JOHN lloyd.
WI. DAVIS.
Hpavis & F.IOYG.

) EAVING formed partnership IN the Mercantile
Z Z Business, would respectfully solicit the pa
tronage Of their friends and the public generally.
Call and see Us at the cid stand Of William Da-
Wis.
Apri % 1852.