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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
The LibefatOr.

The last No. of the Liberator commences its
twenty-third volume. And il makes its ap-
pearance printed on now type. And its Editor
is better than ew, for to his youthful zeal and
devotion, is added his valuable experience
That it is incorporating as ever with wrong,
its readers very well know. May their num-
bers be speedily multiplied by hundreds and
thousands. In his address, Introductory to the
new volume, Mr.. Garrison gives some interest
ing corrcspondence-letters from some who
cannot bear free speech as well as those who
glory in the Liberator for this, its peculiarly
Mr.. George Doughty, of Long Island, informs
him that he will be responsible to the amount
of five hundred dollars, for all ourtailment Of
subscribers in consequence Of the discussion Of
the Bible question. OF the history Of the pa
per Mr.. Garrison says;
Indirectly, but earnestly, we began to plead
the cause of our cnslavod countrymon as carly
ns the year 1928. At that time, VIC edited o
paper in Bennington, Vermont, entitled the
JOURNAL OF THE TINES, in tho columns OF
which we constantly remembered their claims,
and cndeavorcd to awaken public interest in
their behalf. The next year, We went to Bslti-
more, and became associated with the veteran
LUNDY in editing the 'GENIus OF UNIVERSAL
EMANCIPATION. and there unfurling the
banner of immediate abolition. Our imprison-
ment in the Baltimore jail followed the next
spring, which terminated our connection with
that periodical. On the first day of January,
1881, We issued the first number of THE LiB-
orator, without any list of subscribers, COM
paratively unknown and friendless. Since
that memorable day, twenty-five years have
completed their cycles aud VIC arc still in tho
field of conflict, somewhat worn and battle
Scared it may be, but not solitary as of old,
but chcered and sustained by a host of comba-
tants, and as elastic in spirit as in the begin
ming. We have gone through long and peril
Gus career and experienced many trying vicis-
situdcs but, by the help of the Lord we
continue to this day.
"Until the last three years, The LInERAron
has had no subscription list adequate TO meet
its expenses. twas intensely feared and hated
by the pro-slavery spirit in the land, from the
hour OF its birth; to its credit, it is still an
odious and dreaded sheet. While we remain
at the head of it, it is fatcd to be unpopular,
limited in its circulation, and poorly remunera-
tive; for 1t must continue to be, what it ever
has boon, a terror to evil doers, and q praise
TO them that do welr-uncompromising in its
sup port Of principle, fearless in its rebuke Of
iuiquity, without respect of persons, indepen-
dent of all pecuniary consideration, entirely
impartial, dead to all sectarian influences and
party enticemen,s, absolutely free, and open to
the discussion of both sides of every question
mooted in its columns-the utter and speedy
overthrow of Chattel Slavery remaining its
and special object
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

AUTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOM. This is an annual
issued by the Rochester Ladies Sewing Circle,
on occasion of the late Fair 1t is neatly tho
not extensively got up--Is composed of com :
munications from numerous and distinguished
friends of freedom in this country and England
with fac SMILES of their autographs. We
copy from the work a tale on our first page
Many of the communications are brief, so tha,
the volume contains considerable variety. 1t
will help TO spread and swell the Anti Slavery
sentiment. May it circulate widely. The
Friend who forwarded us a copy will please
accept our thanks for the same.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15
Pennsylvania Freeman.

We arc glad to learn, as will also all OF our
readers, that the Editor of the Freeman is
again able to be at his post after a two months
absence, occasoned by painful and protracted
illness. lie resumes the the lnbors Of the new
year with new vigor and devotion. His Ian.
guage may well quicken us all to new conse-
Grafton. lie says:
Sand now that returning health enables him
to renew the labors of which his spirit mover
grows weary, he would ask his readers to unite
with him, at the commencement of the New
Year, in renewal of tho sacred vows of the
heart which bind us to the cause of the slave
and our common humanity. During the year
upon which we have now entered we must
neither faltcr nor grow weary but work with a
heartiness, zeal, stcadiastness of purpose,
that shall at least serve to convince our enemies
that we are indeed the friends of Impartial
Liberty, and that oil expectation of tiring us
out or of Sileneeing us either by nattery on the
one hand or frowns on the other, is utterly vain
and hopeless. If we begin the year and meet
its duties as they arise in this spirit, each sue
ceeding day will be hallowod by the smiles of
an approving conscience, the heart. felt grati-
tudc of the oppressed, and the bcnedictions OF
Heaven "
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15
ANNUAL MEETING oFlTHE
Massachusetts A. s. Society.

The Twentieth Annual Meeting Of the Mas
sechusetts Anti. Slavery Society will be held in
BosToS at the Melodeon,on WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY and FRIDAY, January 26th, 9th and 2Sth,
1853 3;-commencing on Wednesday, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ. All auxiliary Societies, and all
Societies in unison with this, arc solicited to be
strongly represented on the occasion. To all
persons, everywhere, who believe in freedom
and justice for all, and who desire peace on tho
earth and good will among men, a most cordial
invitation is given to come and participate in
greatest interest may be anticipated.
Able and eloquent speakers will be present
Further particulars hereafter.
FRANCIS JACKSON, President.
EDMuYD QUINCY, Sec'y
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

Thirty likely negroes, recently emancipnt-
ed by Hon. w. T.. Kennedy, of Mmiry Co.,
Tenn, started from Nashville on Monday
last for Lbern, via New Orleans. The
Nashville Gazette says: II is the intention
of Judge Kennedy 10 manuniit more than
forty slaves next year, who will follow those
now en- route for The coast of Africa. Ills
object in adopting this course is, that the
first company may make preparation for the
second, in Liberin. 1t is an important fact,
that several of his negroes refused to he
nianumitted, and prefer to live with him
during his life. Those about 10 emigrate
seem TO be in high spirits at the idea of Gu
joying perfect freedom, although their bond
age has been light ono under their humene
nuster.p-Tf1l Democrat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

THE CoLuMBrAN.-This is the name of the
new paper to be started in Columbus as the or
gan of the Free Democracy. l.. L. Rice Editor.
specimen number has been issued, which in
mechanical appearance aud editorial tact and
ability promises fair for the future. Mr.. Rice
is already we'll known to the anti-slavcry COM
munity, as an able and devoted editor during
the early period of our enterprise, and the pa
per in his hands, we doubt not will command
the confidence of the Free Democracy, and be
eminently useful to the cause of freedom. Tho
regular publication will not be commenced for
some time yet to come. The terms of the pa
per are, invariably in advance, So TO single sub
scribcrs. 10 clubs of 10 or more, Sl,5O.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

EsorERIo ANTHRoPoLooY, by I. L. Nichols
M D'-The author announces this as a " private
treatise on Human Anatomy, Physiology, Path
ology, Theaurapeutics, and obstetrics-on the
whole science OF man-making individual and
social application Of the important truths of hu-
man physiology embracing the true law Of
marriage-the conditions of health--causcs Of
disease-curative agencies, &c, The book will
be sent postpaid, to any individual designated,
on the receipt of One Dollar free of postage.
Address TIL. Nichols NJ. D., Portchester, N, Y,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15
lNToLERANcE.-A writer from Washington
says in the True Democrat:

1.-THE Methodsts, who, from time immemo-
rial, have been accustomt d to keep watch night,
on the last night of the year, were not permit
ted that privilege in this city on last Friday
night, If their skins were of dark complexion"
Would it not be well for the Europeans to
interfere in behalf of more than three millions
Of Americans in their own country, who are
not permitted to meet for worship according to
the dictates OF their own consciences. Only q
day or two after ithis occurrence, General Cass
exploded on the subject of religious liberty in
Europe. What hypocricy in view OF the fact
that these persons never meet to worship except
in presence of their oppressors, or in terror of
the cowskin-And also the additional fact that
they may not learn to read the written clements
of that christianity, which Genear Cass is so
fearful will be oveTthrown or desccrated.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15
EDMuYD QUINoy, See'y

PATIENT OFFIcE REroRrs-AoBIcUITURA
Mr.. J. Cable will please nccept our thanks
for copy Of this interesting document. 1t
contains great amount of facts, statistics and
suggestions, which will render il valuable to
all classes, especially the agriculturist. The
Government spends great amount Of money
on valuolcss printing, but this is not an exam
pie Of il.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

RIeHr AND WRoNG.-"If yon don't 60 to
school, my son, who teaches you what is
right or wrong" al don't get teached, ]
finds il out" Sand how do you find il out P'
" BY observing that right works for shilling
n day, while wrong lives on IT," Not much
made BY that witness.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

The QUAKER CoNGREssMAN.-Edward p. Lit
tie, a Quaker democrat. elected from the Ninth
district of Massachusetts,, in place of the late
Mr. Fowler. appeared in the House without re-
moving his broad brimmed hat, was duly quail.
i6ed, and took his seat.
This Quker was formerly commander in
Navy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

TnE ONO CuLrIvAToR, commences the new
year hopefully. 1t is contributing not only to
the improved cultivation of the soil, but the
intellect and heart Of community is the wiser
and better for tho labors of its editors and con-
tributors
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

VIM. Birney, late professor in one of the
French institutions, and son of James G. Bir.
ney, is about to establish commercial and lit
erary paper in New York City,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

THE Bon, Is very creditOble publication,
got up by the students of the Union School at
Lisbon.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

The NoN'SLAvEHoLDER, Is monthly
octave of pages, published hy GEORGE w.
TAYLOR of Philadelphia, WM. J. ALLISON,
Editor. Terms, one copy so cts, three CO.
pies 81 co, eight copies $500.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

CHRISTIAN PREss.-Rev. Charles d. Boynton
has now become sole proprietor and editor of
the Christian Press.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-15

The cotton crop of Texas will be double that
of last year.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

DIR. .GrYSOTT'S IMPROVED ENrRACT0E iEL-
Low DOCK AND SARsAPA2ILI.A Is a suaE szst-
FDy FOR Hereditary Ia'at.
Thousands Of individuals a-o cursed with grieg-
Gus complaints, which they inherit from their. ?"
rents The use of the Tejigv DgrI: cHd SsEsaPart-
Ia will prevent Ill this, AID save vast amount 0
misery, and many valuable lives, faT It thoroughly
e<pels from The sysssa The iatent tanl, which is the
seed of disease, ana takes OF the curse by which
the sins or misfortune ofthe parents are 50 often
visited upon the innocent offspring
Parents owe it 70 their children TO guard them
against the effects Of ma}adies that Iaay be com
muneated by decent and children Of parents that
have st any time been affected with Consumption,
ScrofuIa or Syphilis, owe it to themselves to take
pgccauton against the disease being revived in them.
Guysott's Extract Of yellow Dock and Sarzaparilla
is sure antidote in such cases.
II See advertisement.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
wotEco 20 stacaloEaeas

N-OT!CE is hereby given that an Election viii
~ be held ut the Office Of the Jefferson und Ea-
IN burg Plank Road Company, ii the tuwa of lei
.ersou. on Monday the 5th day Of November Hezt,
between the hours of :. and O'Clock, z. NJ. for
-ba purpose of pecIing officers Tor said Plank Road
Cou.I Iuny 10 serve tDr one year. at which tune aud
5lace the following cicers VIII l-c elected To wit :
One uev=uu fer President one person for Trcaz'I-
rer, and rive persons for Managers.
Ev order cftLe Board
GEO. c. K. ZAHM.
OF Z. 1853 So &.
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NAKTEE.

4 ETTERs Of Administration having been grant
) I ed the undersigned. on the EsJate Of FhiiiP
sicily Iuse sf Summerhiil township, deceased al
acrso s. iulcJtcd 20 said Estate oq5I. stcd t.
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
against it, are requested 20 present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN SKELLE AGu.'r.
E5cusburr. Aug %, IS53--7t.
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Freight HOtEcc.

ON and after this date the regular commissions
" expenses &c, usually charged at second class
agencies will be collected ON all Goods manifested
and delivered at this station. Freight 70 be PAID
before the Goods are taken away. Al claims for
damaged lost or missing Goods win have to be pre-
sented before the lst Of October to he settled
Goods that are prepaid to this point. the expenses
of unloading, &c, viii be collected. All persons
owing freight will please pay up.
W. ". IVORY i co.
Summit Sept Goth 1888.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Es8By E8Y SAEOOI.
Enrm,erlY ssroyYus's SREnDEa.

UfIE Proprietor Of this establishment Rrown &
| Kennel take this method ai informing the cit
izens Of EGensburg and the public in general that
laey have reGtted and otherwise improved their
saloon and are ready, - all times. 20 accommodate
Mi persons who wish indulge il tie luxury of
good plate Of Fields No Oysters. We viii have
them f9rwarGed to daily. We solicit a literal
share Of public patronage
t. W BROWN.
W. R. KENNEDY.
Oct :. 1883.
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EEsTHEE.

I ETTFRS oc Administration, with the viii an
n nsxcd. on the estate of Peter McGuire late
Ct Allegheny township deceased, have heen gran
ted ly the Register OF Cambria county, ~ the wa
deIs eued-ali persons indebted 20 said estate are
hereby notified to make payment without delay,
and those having caims against the same viii pre-
, mt them properly autheHtcatad for settlement
AUGUSTlN DUEDIN, .IRa.ais'rator.
Sept. p, lSJ3.-6t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Ho1fce 10 Travellers.

UiUE undersigned hCreb. notifies the public that
| on and after the 5th September next lie viii rni
"A douhle line Of HICKS each day irom Jefferson tc
Ebensburg via Plank Road
Leaving jefferson At o'clock a. NJ. and o
clock +. NJ. (or the arrival Of he Eeastern ano
Werster trims
Leaving Ebeusburg at o'clock. y. NJ and o
clock z. NJ
His Hacks arc of the latest Concord style and hi
teams can neither be passed" surpassed.
JAMES D. HAMILTON.
Iafarscn Scn = 1873 1t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

TRY BARRELS INDIAN LINEMENr--it i
clear and pleasant to use. Warranted all it is
recommended or money paid back. Prepared
by H. G. O. Cary, Druggist and Chemist, Ciere-
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, Ehenshurg Pa,
aud by Hughes & Wherry, Jefferson Pa.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

Fatal RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.-T'vo men named
Nailey and Ryan, residing a. Bennington, were in
stantly killed on Plane No. s on Monday last,
They were walking down the Plane at the time
and were watching the ears coming up. when the
safety-car going down caught them, manglmg
them in the most horrible manner. One ofthcm
leaves wife and family.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
CHARLES ALEEs<sCasi,
Attorney al Law, EBsnsburg, Pa,

EE-ILL ra,ice i'm the sgyera) courts "f Cambria.
ts Irufr. au3 Huntingdon counties. Germans can
consult and receive advice in tleirown laugUaEe.
once oursit,,. tire Ceart House, formerly occu
pied by Z. I4-lnhust, y iEs0.
Eheuslurg. FelruurE 3 3o+1.i-}y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
Exchange EEGteI,


TEIE undersigned respectfully Informs the pub
4 lie that ne Is ROW prepared with every requisite
fatthrir Accommodation, and viii exert every ef-
foY render his house an attractive and comfort
ahk stopping rl"ee, His table will always bee sup,
pILd with every le'icacy the season afrarls. and
hl bar stocked with The best Of Wines ami Liquors
"A careful and attentive hesJicr win have charge
otthe stables. lie respectfully solicits a share Of
Wtroaage.
JAMES MYERS.
{ ,,,-j % 1879 -
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4 CARD.

I'm. 4. YEAGLEr having permanently located
~ IN Jefferson, Cambria county, respectfully
tenders his professional ices 10 the citizens Of
the pis"e and tacsuuonEdng country, n the prac-
tice Of 3Ica.ciue and Surgery.
Osfce on Main street, wacre he caa always lie
found and consulted, except when a5scn; On pro
fcssioual business.
jefferson. April j, lS53-25.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
E0ticc.

Ii persons having claims against the AlleGhc-
"a ny Portage Railroad for services rendered or
materials furnished. previous 10 the 3Oth day 2f
November. l8j2 will present them to lie the Su-
perutendrnt Of Motive Power or before the 3Oth
Law Of November next, to be reported old debts.
john ROSS, Supt.
Holidaysburg. Sept. so, 1850.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
DESTFsT.

nG. s. EELFOGD Surgeon Dentist. informs the
~ puhlic tllat he has returueI ta Hulliduysuurr
',ni permanently located la the Office lac occufie
during i5 late yisit, cone dour west Of Hewi;'s
Store on Allegheny ST. where he sal. be pleased
To attend 70 any operations ia his profession. al
work done hy him viii be waraHled.
Eul.ila ys1ErE. august 2j, lo5-.
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s.ssFeEs.k HoEnEs.

C@HpCel!stoyn, Cambria county Pa.
ENuE undersigned. Proprietor Of the above H0-
L tel, informs his friends and the public that he
is well prepared 10 furnish the best Of accommo-
dation. and is determined to please all who may
call with him.
JOHN P. PARISH.
CamPbeliztovn, June &c, ls53-2s-Cm.
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Tuesday, the 18Th Of November next,

b f Cambria county. the undersigned AdmIisira
t,4Is Of .aules Baev deceased, viii sell at the Court
House, in Ehcu-hurg, on
Tuesday, the 18Th Of November next,
the fgiioyslng described Real Estate, viz:
niece or parcel Of !au,I. uninprovei. sitnate
West Il Ebeus1nrg. '.i dining lands of William Da-
Wis ana others. containing forty three acres and n
Iowancc--w artaIitcd iu the name Of Thomas Nes
5tt.
ALSO-One other piece parcel Of hand, unin-
proved, situete ia susquehauna township. IN said
coanty. containing one hundred and tity fouI n
crcs, ard Eizty-oue perehes, adjoining laudsot
John Mcdonald and othcrs-wa,ranted in lie
Halne Of Hugh Clay.
ALsO-Oue ether piece parcel Of and sitH.lfe
in the sume township, and knowH a. the John En!th
tract containing hundred aud seven ami
allowance uEiWp
TER.s OF SALE:-One third Of the purchase mo-
uev on confirmation of -alc. one third in cne year,
with interest. aud the remaining thr'i NJ on imme-
datply after the decease of the widow Of said de-
ceased the interest Of said third to be paid reEU-
lurly 10 her during her life the whole to bo secured
by bond and mortgage.
SUSAN RILEY,
A J. riley,
Administrators gf James Hhcy, decd
Sept %. lS53--tf
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J. Patton Ihonlpson,

With MARBLE, Ellis Ii A'CluIe,
7 lPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Dones-
4 tic FANCY DRY GOODS, Trimmings, Hosiery,
Gloves, Saiius, silk Vest ngs Crayats, Ribbons,
White Goods, SusPeaders, Combs, Brushes But
tons, looking Glasses. sc.
No l5 North Tlild Street, two doors above
Church Alley, Philadelphia.
NJ. NJ MARBLE, J
J. ~ ELLIS.
E. c. MCCLURE,
Philadelphia, Feb. l6, 1928
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s. Fetershcrger.s

Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store.
GOATS Vests, Pants, HATS, Caps Shirts Hand
X kercheifs. Cravats. Boots. Shoes. Carpet bags.
Trunks. &c. Sold cheap for Cash. Summit, Cam
brin County. Pa.
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SzEaT Es2rC.

EtANIE 10 the premises a. the subscriber in Cam
~ hria Township or the 25th day Of August last
Il Black Mare ahout 0 years Old white star and
stripe in her forehead marked with collar, lump
on the inside Of her right hind leg The owner is
desired to prove property pay charges and take
her away MARY J. EVANS.
Sept. so. 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14

NToTICE to Hotei- Keepers, Owners of Eating
~ Houses Private Families, &c.-Field's Balti-
more i No ] Oysters. viii lie kept constantly on
hand Also Cutsup Pepper Sauce. Salad Oil, Sar-
dimes. Sc Sc. Shop pecpers viii please send in
their orders earlv ". IS. IVORY K Co.
Summit SrLt 30. ISl.f.
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VEm, EsEaFEGGa and son.
CABINEE WARE ROOMS,

Allegheny Street, Holidsysburg, Pa.
NTOULD respectfully invite tie attention Of the
w puh:c 20 their superior stock of Furniture
OF every description. FurHtUre Of an kinds an
Gfactured 10 order tie shortest notice. All o.
d,rs from distance promptly attended to.
July 1880
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H ESPECTFULLY LY tenders his services to the cit
IA izpus Of Ebcns5arg, in the practice Of AIedi-
elue and Surgery.
Office IN Or. Schuciaers Drug Store, opposite
the Prlsby tcriau Church.
June -, 1888.
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pcnEsyI. anfa EeEeaGlo.,ci.

D2OM and after th.s date Passengers taking
L seats in tle cars without tickets ut -tltiui.s
where there IS q ticket Office, wit he clar-cI ten
cents extra. W ". IVORY,
1leat Ieyan T. T. CO.
Summit. July o8, Is5s-5o.
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ID EEPECTFULLY tenders lis services to the
4 = citizens Of Juhustown and vicinity, in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Of5ce 81 the Drug store ot kratzer and Sheridan
corner Of Clinton and Main streets. Res.dencs
Main street second door below Won Luenau stere.
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nr. Geo. e. keIIy.

nFFEGs hisprof.ssfone services TO the citizens
~ Of jefferson aud vicinity, in the practice Of
Medic and sur-Crv-
once next door TO 1Ir. Lytlc's Store.
Elay %, 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-14
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