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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-01
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GOODS WILL BE SOLD bf ". TOR
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o. aad a,ier ne 1t JaHaafB Hsft. BARRETT & son,
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80 saf,f b. nrinf Has Cntefs. a. ~ VIII hsas
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
President.
\. j. riley, Sec'y.

The North american Philadelphia contains a
glowing article upon the prospects and revenue
of this monster Railway. We extract portion
of the article:
1t is believed that the business of the road Tor
the next two months will bring the total reve
nue. for the present year up TO within a small
fraction Of three millions of dollars. This Ger
tainly, IS rs acceptable and convincing evidence
ofthe practical Shccess and prof. ableness of the
work as the most exacting judgment could de-
sire, and it is fitted to inspire all who are inter
es.ed in our Central thoroughfare with implicit
confidence in the worth and ability Of its secu-
rites. As an additional proof ofits high credit
abroad as well as at home we are authorized to
say tina advices from Paris have recently BE-
received of the sale there CT two hundred and fif
teen thousand dollars of Pennsylvania Railroad
bondi at price equal to l02 We are sincerely
gratificd a. these most sa isfac;ory evidences of
he thriving fortunes of an improvement which
has alrea dy done so much, and is destined to do
so much more. for the commercial progress and
importance of Philadelphia. Grea- have been
its business and profits hither o, we are perSua
ded they VIII be far exceeded by the results of
successive years. and we know no work of the
kind in the country which offers capital a safer
Or more lucrative investment.
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Art. sth. The Treasurer shall receive all rnor-

/ Art. Sth. The Treasurer shall receive all mon
! eys belonging the society. and pay out the
same on orders signed by the President and at
tes. ed by the Secretary, and at the expiration of
his term of office pay to his successor any mo
neys which may tie in his hands and shall also
give certificate to any person wishing to become
member Of the society uron tie raymont to
him Of the sum fixed by article 9 h.
Art. h. Any rcrson shall be considered
member the society who shall have laid TO the
Treasurer the sum of one dollar.
BYE LAWS
dent a any s,a'ed or SPECIAL meeting of the soci
ETY., one of the Vice Presidents shall preside and
should both the vice presidents lie absent, the
meeting shall appoint president pro ten.
Sec md. In case of the absence Of The Socre-
tary at stated or special meetings of the society,
the meeting shall APPOINT Secretary pro tenn
Sec Sd. In case of the death, res gnation. or
removal ofthe President, the managers shall ap-
point President pro TEN. until The next ensuing
annual eloc,ion.
Sec. 4ih. The officers shall be voted for viva
voce.
Sec. 5th. In case Of vacancy in the Office Of
Treasurer the managers shall appoint suitable
person to supply the vacancy until the next annu-
al cleo ion.
Sec. 6. The Treasurer shall give bond with one
or more sureties 20 the satisfaction Of the mana
gers, in such sum as they shall deem adyisa-
bIe
Sec. 7th. Three managers shall constitute 4
quorum TO transact business.
Sec. 8th. The constitution and bye laws Of the
society may, from time to time be altered, ames.-
ded or added TO, at any stated or special meeting
of the society.
Edward Shoemaker, Esq, was then nominated
and elected President for the ensuing year.
Richard j. ProudScot and John M'Coy were
elected Vice Presidents for the ensuing year.
John Williams, Esq, was then elected Treas
uler for the ensuing year.
E. \. Vickroy. Of Corlemaugh, Michael Ma.
guire, of Allegheny. Jacob R S ull, Of Rich and
P. Lompkic, of Carroll and join II. Dcre,ass, of
Clcarftld. were elected Managers for the ensuing
year.
\. j. Rhey was elected Secretary for the cnsu-
ing year
On motion the Secretary was directed to sub
scribe for cne cory e the .. Pennsylvania Farm
Journal for one year TO lie ,xtibi Cd as Spcci-
men COZ y oftke work.
On molten, Resolved, that the proceedings Of
the meeting lie published in tie Cambria County
papers.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
President.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-18

GR CJ1st11's IAIIONLB IAlBACI GF YELL
low DOCK AND S4RSAPARlLLA Is a suREREn
EDY ron Hereditary Taint.
Thousands Of in .ividuals cursed with griev
Gus complaints, which they inherit from their pa
rents. The of the I'eiko.g Dock c,,d SqrsaparA
Ia will prevent 4ll this and save vas; amount o.
m iscry, and many valuable lives. for it fhoToughig
sxpeis from the systsH he latent tan which is the
seed Of disease. and takcs off the curse hy whic
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 Consumpt ption.
Scrofula or Syphilis, owe it to themselves to take
precnuton against the disease being revived in them
Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and SargapGriila
is sure antidote in such cases.
IL See advertisement
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CAMBRIA EEOU sc.
Jefferson, Cambria County, Pennsylvania
JOEEg BRAgvLEY, Proprietor.

TTvHE Proprietor of this new Hotel would res
L pectfully inform the public that he has II
nnx omen. and ready for the accommodation OF
guests No pains or expense has been spared IN
the furnishing and arranging of this House; and
the building itself being new, commodlous ana
convenient il will be found pleasant place OF So
journ for travellers and board RS.
HIS BAR will ut all times be supplied with the
best of Wines and Liquors. and HIS TABLE will
contain every delicacy the Market can afford. The
beds are new and good. and the health, ease ano
comfort Of his guests will he untringly studied.
uOARDERS will be taken by the week on rea-
sonable terms.
MS An attentive ostler will always be in atten-
dance, and the stablinS viii be found good
Nov. IS. 1863
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AH.RIFE : SxEEs.

EDY virtue OF suu,,r, wr,ts Uf Vrlld Lxpodns and
ES Levari Fncias. issued out of the Court of Com
""n Pleas pf Cambria county. aud TO NE dir ted,
here viii he exposed Ia sale ut the CUurr HOUSE,
the boruugh of Ehe.s5urg. Cumhrin county. "u
Monday the 9th day ut December next ut o'clock.
u. NJ
Ali the right title and Interest of Francis Me
Dprmitt 6* in and T. "a lot Of GROUND, situate in
he borough of Sulnmitville. amhria county. from
ing the Allegheny Portage Rliiroat, adjainiu.
aud of Thomas jackson on tie North, and lot
Iugh Higleu the South. and known ON the plan
uf said borough hv the M. -, having thereon
erected two story frame house, now in the Occu-
paucy of the s iii Francis McDermitt
n,yit : 3SS" :! B3uShanan cdii,ii
Ali the right, title and interest of TGna5ius Ad
.nrs, Jr of. in and 10 piece parcel OF laud
situated III Washington township. Cambria county,
bounded bY lands owned by lgnatiHs Adams, ST.,
ontail,ing twenty acres, rnurc OF Tess about
i've acres OF which cleared aaving thereon cree
TED and half story log house, two story
frame house. one story log house, a frame stable
Coal bank, Railroad aud coal hnpPers attached.
now in the occupancy OF the said Ignatius Adams,
Jr.
Taken in execution, and to oe sold at the suit Of
John Feightner.
ALSO,
All therght, title aud interest Of Peter McGough.
of the Defts, of, in aud TO piece or parcel OF
land situated i'll Washington township, Cambria
county, adjoininiug lands of John Noel, Wm. Il
sci, Esq, and others, containing sixtyfour acres
more or less, about forty five acres of which are
cleared. having thereon erected story hewe ed
log house. stone cellar wall, hewed log barn
and plank hay house. now in the occupancy Of
john McGough, Esq.
Taken in executions, and to be sold at the snit Of
William Russell
ALSO,
All that certain two story frame house now il
the occupancy of Thomas q Ilarrah with the iot
of ground, curtilege appurtenant thereto situate
IN the town of Calitzin in the township of Aleghe
ny, Cambria county, bounded the North by
house and lot of John Murray. the East hy town
ship road leading from the said town to the Stone
! Tavern. or.head of Plane No. Is, a p r. r., from
ting said road ~ feet. and extending back j
feet. and on the South and West by lots OF said De
| fendent, unoccuped.
Taken in execution the property Of the san
/ Thomas O'Harrah, Ut the suit Of James J. VIII.
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TRY BARRELS INDIAN LINEMENT.--!t i
clear and pleasant TO Warranted all it is
re, re,-nmmended OF money paid back. Prepared
br u u. O. Cary, Druggist and Chemist Cleve-
,.n1 ot;o :, whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by nn au,hoi;zed Agent in every town in the
State. For sale by Fred. kitiel, Ehensburg Pa
and by Hughes & wherry, Jefferson Pa
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lUT Fulton st. y Y.
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tIFsrN hEflI-

1 'NME 10 'he res denr. Of toe subscriber In Clear
- field township, Hbuut the 3lsl of October "a
req ana wh:te Mu!ey Bull, supposed to he years
oh last Spring, with tb.ee legs bite to the knase
star IN his forehead, and white stripe across
he -h"nders- The owner is requested to cnrn.
"rward prove property. pay charges and he him
way, otherwise he will be disposed Of according
1" law. JOSEPH WILT.
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Exchange Hotel,

LOtusbu1g, Pa,
TIVE undersigned respectfully informs the r-,b-
L lie thar he IS now prepared with every requisite
for their accommodation, and will exert every cf-
fort render his house m attractive and comfort
toe stopping place His table will always be sup>
Whcd with every delicacy the season nffords and
his bar stacked with the best Of Wines and LIQUORS
a careful and attentive hosJler viii have charge
# the stables. lie respectfully solicits a share OF
patronage.
JAMES MYERS.
Anril 2S lS52-fF
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STRAY NJ RE.

- FRAYED from iGe irid at SIMON Kirsh. in Car
~ rol twnsiIips "n Saturday. the Z!'th ulr.. 81
lark brown mare with "a kick mark uu the LETT hip.
IS sshout E} years old aud had head halter on. 4
reward q" s. will be paid tor her return to the sub
-criher. r for information which viii lead 70 her
recovery
JOHN TURF.
Nov 1873 a
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LETTING.

E)hoIoSA LS VIII be received at the Cofnmission-
L office. until Monday the 5tb Of nscsr,her
next for delivering 700 bushels of Co.l at the
court House, and % Cords of Wood at the jail
By arder of the Bnar,I
NJ n ASSON Clerk
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DENTIST.

DR- s BELFoRD. Surgeon Dentist. Informs the
- public that he has returned 10 Hollidaysburg
and permanently located in the Office he occupied
inring bis bate visit. Zone door west Of HeEii,s
tore on allegheny ST. where he will be pleased
20 attend 10 any OPERATIONS in his profession All
w"r. q 'fe by him will he warranted
HollidHysburg. August 26. 1853
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DEMOCRAT And SENTINEL.
LOCAL ITEE: S.

In TowN.-We had the pleasure Of taking our
friend, G. W. Todd, by the hand the other day
he being on visit to Ebensburg. Mr.. Todd is
now in the house of Messrs. Caruth, Terry &
Dew, Market Street, Philadelphia, and we would
advise our merchants visiting that city to call on
him, as they will find him clever fellow, and
the house good one.
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sBsNzPEE IN EsMs.

HlIE Panphlet Laws of the Se>s,Gn "f 1853 have
| been received. anil ready Tor distrl button u
hose entitled t. receive thcIn
X. l.. JOHNSTON. Prothonotqro.
Prothonosary's office, EbeIsbuIg,
November {. lS.l}-;}t.
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CHARLES ALBRIGHT,

AsIoII-ey a. Inv LDsnsotfg, Pa
HILL practice in the several courts of Cambria
~ Blair and HnntirCdon counties. Germans can
'onsult and receive a.iviee ia their own language.
Once opposite the Court House, formerly oceu-
2iet by l. /. Johnston. Esq
Ehensbur-. February 2. lS53-lv
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Adams S Co.'S Exrress.

~ " 4VUI y q % hBU--Lat
Ma I'LL forward all packages of goods or money
w daily. except Sunday. To al the principal
.ities in the Union and all towns on tie Rail Road
Hetwcen Philadelp'ia and Pittsburg Drafts col
lcctcd from California. Drafts sold on Ireland
England Scotland, from { upwards. Money for
rults must he pHr.
Summit. July 2S, 1883.
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FAST SAwING-We were informed, the other
day, that Mr. Kane's Steam Saw Mill had cut
1000 feet of Spruce Plank in seven hours. We
don know much about such things but arc CON
hdent that we never saw any saw saving, that
beat this saw saving.
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LIST OF RETAILERS

nFGoods and Merchandise in tire county OF Cam
~ brla, tor the year lSs53, designating those who
have, and those who have not. taken out Licences.
Published in Pursuance of the Act of Assembly,
the 4th day of March, 1872.
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FennsNl,anIaRaIIRCad.

~ ROM and after this date Passengers taking
y seats in the cars without tickets. at stations
where there is ticket cfHcc, will be charged ten
-.uts extra. ". ". IVORY,
agent Penn. II. H. CO.
Summit, July os, 1856.
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SAMUEL q. vvINGlRD.

Attorney at Law, Ebersburg, Pa.
NTlLL practice in the several Courts Of Cam
w bTia, Blair. and Huntington counties-
Ifice on main street two doors west of tho
store Of Murray, Zahus & CO.
Nav g. 1S5T-I-
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Goo ". Todd, with
{ 2E-EEfss, Terry 4 EFeU

EMPORTEBS and Wholesale Jotbers in FryIist
Germ7n and Ltmest.. HARDWARE. Guns
Pistols. Walters. &c.
l5f Market STREET, between 9TH & 5th. PHIL
ADELrHlA. Sept 2 lS53.-3m.
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This NaNt

~ lB The highest prices % id for hides. skins
L and tanners bark in either trade or cash by
J. MOORE
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MICHAEL DAN MAGICIAN,

Attorney at Law E6ensourg, Pa.
OFFICE. No. 3, ColUhnade Row." near the
W Court House.
january /, 1S5l.-iy
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VERY PRETTY,-R. L. Johnston, Esq, has been
improving his residence and it is now very pref
". Much taste has been displayed upon it, and
1t presents an appearance not excellod by anv
building in this section
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~. EkU'ra.httNNOy 81

Attorney at Law. Ebeasbu-g, Pa,
MILL practice in the several Courts Of Cam
Iris. Blair ana Indiana counties an PRO
'ssS'on1' business entrusted to lis care viii DO
promptly attended TO-
Office on Main street adjoining lis dwelling house
Ehenshurg. July l. ls52-26-3m
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GEORGE VI. REED.

Attorney az Law, Ebensburg, Pa
WILL practice in the several Courts Of Cam
w bTia. Indiana, ami WestInoreland counties-
Office on Centre ST, joining Gen. u Donsld's dwell
ny
Jan. Is. 185I-'-
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JOEEN :. RILEY.

Attorney az Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
HILL practice in the several Courts Of Cambria.
III Blair and Indiana counties.
Once, No. f. Colonnade Row." near the Court
House.
Ebensburg, Aug 10, lS53-ly.
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7 OOK HERE.-Just received by the PennsyI-
~ wanna Rail BouG and for sale bs J. Moore,
'irmd Stones. Patent Buckets. Brooms. Cheese,
Cotton Yarn, Clover Seed, and a large lot Of Car
DeatsS's Tools. April /.
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PLANK ROAD ELEcrIoN-The elec ion held in
Jefferson, on the l4th inst, resulted in the re-
election of the old board of officers, consisting of
the following gentlemen:
President, William Palmer, Esq.
Managers. James D Hamilton John Brawlev.
Arthur Hill, Rees f. Roes, Geo. G. X. Zahm.
Treasurer, W. II. Gardner
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TuouAS q. NI,nOWELL.

Attorney at Law, HollldGysburg, Pa.
HTII.L. attend the several Courts Of Cambris
w county, heretofore. Office one door ~esr
of Wm. McFarland's cabinet varereem.
July q, le52.-ly
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David 4. storm,
Notary Public, scrivener and Conveyancer,
J0ENsToWN, CAMBRIA co. PA,

w i'll also attend 70 his duties as Justice. Le-
w gal instruments OF writing, such rs deeds,
agreements, Foreign Power Of Attorney. SC,
lrawn mp accurately. Collections entrusted 70
his care Will receive strict attention.
May l3. lS52-3O-tf
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EIsT OF CAUSES,

StT down for trial. at Court oi Common Pleas
~ to tie held at Ehcushurg in and for C;,rnI,ri,
"unty, On Monday the5lh day Of December, a. D.
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CYRus l.. PERssEsNG,

Attorney at Law, Johnstown Pa.
OFFICE on Clinton street, IN The Second Story
~ of Good & Pershing's Store Room.
January 80, l55l-ly.
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The CRUsADER.-This able Catholic journal is
20 be merged into the Pittsburg Catholic. The
Crusader has been jealous advocate OF it's cher
ished tenets, and hosts Of warm supporters will
regret its departure from Cambria County. We
wish all connected with it abundant success.
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CorILLIoN PARTY.-A cotili IN party is to be
gwen at the 4" Jefferson House j. D. Hamilton,
Esq. proprietor, on next Tuesday evening. The
eeaux and bellies Will be in attendance and ''mu-
sic delicious and viandS so rare" will be plenty
Those who love the health giving, heart stirring,
soul-cheering occupation of Terpsichore, should
attend.
LoRETTo PLANK ROAD ELECTIoS.-The cloc
ton for officers OF this Read resulted in the choice
ofthe following gentlemen.
President, NJ. NJ. Adams,
Managers, Charles NJ Maaamy, Argustin Nc
Connell, Augustin Little Jacob Skatfer, George
Bruce.
Treasurer, P. Shiels.