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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

FREIGHT.-For the information of merchants
and others, we publish the following explanatory
letter Of Capt Ivory, the Agent of the Pennsyl-
vania Rail Road Company, at the Summit, rea-
tive to the reception of freight destined for
GUS points along the Portage Road:
SUMMIT, Nov 16, 1858
Ma. SIPES-Dedr Sir For the information of
persons who have written to me- and all who re-
ceive goods by Penna. r. r. between this and
Johnstown, [ have deemed it necessary to state
that all goods manifested to this place Tor any
other point Portage r. r. (unless pre- paid
have no directions TO forward them. But | have
been doing SO all summer, forwarding goods to
Jefferson to Mr.. Craig, and getting Conductors to
collect at the other places. The greater part of
the time nothing was charged ON the goods but
the expenses here, and at this charge persons
have made great complaint.
They certainly do not understand the position
of the agent here. Goods are manifested to hiS
place for other points on the Rail Road / have
no orders nor have any right to forward these
goods until the Freight and charges are paid, but
to accommodate and as l thought to do favor, I
re-shipped and re manifested the goods from here
by Penna. r. r. my own responsibility;
and until within two or three weeks only charg
ing the expenses here, having to run all the risk
of losing Freight by conductors for the tritiing
commission charged, as | do not get anything
from the company for doing it. 1t is more uou-
bic to re-ship and re-manltest and collect the
Freight than twice the amount of expense charg-
cd, for the reason that there has been as many
goods received and forwarded for people here as
can be attended to on the small side track we
have. To save any difficulty in future, all goods
manifested here for other points on the road, be-
tween this and Johnstown or Holidaysburg
unless the Freight is pre- paid will be kept until
they sent for. Goods for Jefferson will be
sent to Mr.. Craig usual, and if manifested at
Summit rates, 5 C. freight will be added, also ex-
penses of re-shipping. All goods received or for
warded from here the expense will be to 3 c.
per cwt., if put in warehouse C. per cwt, Flour
3per bbl., Whiskey 81, if stored 81 to 12A per
Dbl.
w. W. IVORY,
Agent p. r. r.
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Ed . e 3D..

In Jefferson. on Wednesday, the 9TH instant
Mas MARY Benson, relict of Michael Benson,
Esq, deceased.
She leaves a large number of children to mourn
her loss @H i-aa q
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LIST OF RETAILERS

OF Goods and Merchandise in the county of Cam
~ bria, for the year 1853, designating those who
have, and those who have not taken out Licences.
Published in Pursuance of the Act of Assembly,
approved the 18th day of March, 1S42.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

OOK HERE just received by the Peunsyl-
IL vania Rail Road, and for sale bs j. Moore
Grind Stones, Patent Buckets, Brooms, Cheese,
Cotton Yarn, Clover Seed, aud large lot of Car
PeIlter's Tools. April /.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
David Il. Storm
Notary Public, scrivener and Conveyancer,
JOHNsToWN, CAMBRIA co. PA.

NTILL also attend to his duties as Justice. Le-
w gal Instruments of writing such as deeds,
agreements, Foreign Power of Attorriey, Sc,
drawn up accurately. Collections entrusted to
his care will receive strict attention:
May l3, 1S52-30-f
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This WAVi

NOR the highest prices paid for hides, skins
II and tanners bark in either trade or cash by
J. MOORE.
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sEEssRs. TUDoR s ROBERTS.

LNEELING thankful to the citizens Of Ehenshurg
II and vicinity for their former patronage, beg
leave to state, that having been both East and West
they have purchased the largest and best stock of
GROCERIES AND CONNECTIONS,
that has been brought to the place, to which
they now invite the attention of the public.
Their stock consists of, Sugars, Black and Green
Teas Coffee Essence of Coffee, Chocolate, Prepar-
ed Corn, Durkee's Baking Powder, English and
American Mustards, Crackers, Cheese. Fine and
coarse Salt Palm Rosin and CASTLE Soaps, Cam
dies Flour, Bacon, Mackercl, Goldfish. Salmon, and
Herring, Vinegar, Syrups and Molasses. Whskey,
Brandy, Wine, Fluid Alchohol, and oils, Tobacco
and Cigars of the choicest brands;
MEDICINES,
and a general assortment OF Tubs, Buckets, Bas-
kets Brooms Brushes Window Glass. &c, &c.
ALSO Every variety of DRIED FIR UT, such
rs Citrons. Prunes Currants, Figs, Dates and Raj
sins; Jellies and Preserves;
NUTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
and in fact every thing that epicure could de-
sire. -
They will eyeg be happy to wait upon all who
may favor them with their custom, and feel salts
fed that they are enabled TO sell
LOWER FOR CASH,
than any other establishment in the place.
Ebensburg, Nov. %, 1853.--ly.-s
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WILLIAM KITTELL,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa
OFFICE on Main Street, in the Office lately
~ occupied by Gen. JOS. Mcdonald.
January Is, 1862.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

BOWERY SALOON,
Formerly Browns Saloon.
NHE Proprietors Of this es.ablishme.., Rro,-, e.
1 Kennedy, take this method of IL ,,o,-a; -. -
liens of Ebensburg and the pub &c in general that
Saloon, and ready, at I times 10 arcoroj,
all persons who wish 20 indulge IN the luxury Of a
good plate OF Fiele.s' No Oysters We will have
them forwarded TO us daily. We solicit liberal
share Of public patronage.
L. W. BROWN
w. X. KENNEDY.
Get 4 1853
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NJ. KlASSON.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
AFFICE in the Court House, up stairs
y Aug. "a, 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
CYRUS Il. PERSHING

Attorney at Law, Johnstown Pa.
HFFICE on Clinton Street, in the Second Story
" of Good & Pershing's Store Room.
January so, lS5l-ly.
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DEMOCRAT And SENTINEL.
LOCAL ITEMS.

DENTtsrRY. A j. jackson, Surgeon Den
list, now of Johnstown, in this county, but for
tierly of New York is in town, and maybe
found at the s' Mansion House" of Mai. Thomp-
son.
He will remain but few days at present, and
all desiring any thing in his line had better call
soon. He brings high testimonials of his skill in
his profession, and displays such superior instru-
ments, as to ensure that his work will be salts
factory.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
THOMAS G. MCDOWELL.

A...Srney at Law, Holhdaysburg, Pa.
"vILL attend the several Courts of CambriE
w county as heretofore. Office one door Nest
Of VIM. McFarland's cabinet wareroom.
July q, lS52.-ly
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EEST OF CAUSES.

GET down for trial. at a Court of Common Pleas
- to be held ut Ebensburg in and for Cambria
county, on Monday the 9th day of December, A d.
1858
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

GoNE-John c. O'Neill, Esq, Consul to Bel
fast, left town on Monday last to enter upon the
duties of his office. We understand that he will
sail from New York in few days, and ere long
we hope to record his safe arrival in '' Old Ire
land"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

I00Bushels Of Beans, and 100 bushels Ofdried
HUI Apples on hand and for sale at the foot
of plane f. A. p. r. r.
July g. 1852. w PIPER.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
MICCsHAEL DAN MAGELLAN,

Attorney At Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
OFFICE, No. 3, ''Colonnade Row." near the
" Court House.
January /. lS5l-ly
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GEO. LIPPINcoTT. wN. TROTTER. EDMOND BACON
CEORGELsPPINCOTT CO.,
HAVE constantly on hand full assortment OF
IL Teas, Wines, Liquors and Groceries general
ly.
No. II North Water Street. and
No. 10 North Delaware Avenue
PHILADELPHIA,
January -, 1858
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school Books.

A general assortment Of BOOKS, such as are
~ used in our common schools for sale by
DAVIS & LLOYD.
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Adams SCO,s Exnress.

Il b. CRAIG, agent viii forward all packages of
- goods or money, daily except Sunday 10 all
the principal cities in the Union, and all the towns
on the Railroad between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
FENLOx & HEYE2.

Attorney at Law, Ebens0prg, Pa
OfflCE two doors West of Major Thompson $
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

Prothy y'sUfice EbeDsburg,
Nv Is, 1853.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

ANOTHER LINE.-Since the construction of the
Plank Road, between our town and jefferson, the
travel has been constantly Interesting, that
new line of hacks was placed upon the road on
Monday last, by Maj. John Thompson of this
place and John Brawley of Jefferson.
This will afford additional accommodations to
the public, which, with good horses, new coach
es, careful and obliging drivers, and determi-
nation to please cannot fail to reward the enter
prising proprietors.
The hacks will leave Ebensburg and Jefferson
twice day, starting from the Mansion House, in
this place, and the Cambria House in jefferson
The hours fixed for leaving EbensbuIg are Ii o.
clock, A. NJ, and half past three o'clock, p. NJ
From Jefferson at o'clock, A. NJ, and 3 O'Clock
p. NJ. The fare is the same as heretofore charg-
ed by Maj. HamiltOn's line, viz: FIFTY CENTS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
JOHN :. RILEY.

Attorney at Law, EbenSburg Pa,
MILL practice in the several Courts of combria
VI Blair and Indiana co.lnties
Othcc, No 4, q Ce.onnade Row :. ,esr ,be Court
House. - NS"A ~ 49,
hoensoErg' Aug. 20, ls5s-Iy.
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THE WEATHER.-For the last week the weather
has been delightful, the air being clear and balmy
and resembling more the month of May than that
of November. Yesterday however it clouded up,
then rained, and now promises to snow. Well,
winter must come but such weather in Novem-
Der on the Summit of the Allegheny, as we have
had is hardly within the recollection of the old
est inhabitant.''
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

No. 233 North Third ST., above CaIlowhIlI,
East Side, Philadelphia.
HAS constantly on hand French Brandies, Hol-
IL d lani Gin and general assortment Of FOR
EIGN WINES.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
Pennsylvania RaiIROad.

April %, ls58-ts
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25

REFS J. LLOYD, Treasurer.
Ebensburg, Nov. IS, l853.-4t.
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Knrr,r.r..-lw eoa.l

-tweea.l
WILLIAM ROWLAND. o. sassaa = cor Josn
rpw,Rss e. Ssss.;s !, w.n
sr csaEo Gsf atrGaissGs IpSl2T. 80
WARD. PECK Co tiEposiers -----.-So 81 Ma den an@
MEEkrR nar6SoF D't
p,v,5 P Sr,yy, vss5dI.toI, Rssi'.sr,s,crs
oowLEs Co. Imported Range. III Gran4 It
E,,cHaE6: s:r''ir1 Gree. valley
Golden Pene'Is.
AZ" G. sfeHHY Co So u ni-n ss
Gentlenen's Furnithias GoOds.
IN PAWS, JONES Co, CsAnuf,e;ursr' and InDOre SoA
B. HATcH Co.. tInpor,sr. Manufacturer. n william st
wAxAcKsoSs s5S: NOD =: Fld:, ,,a 81 nc,.ay
W. J. BENNINGTON, (Tirst Premsm 90 BrOadsay
THOMPSON pors HHss' car. &c God. q,
THOMAS g FIScHLEY, (Manuiacarerj Aadsnlane
rrr H,de; cd O. 5i
Hsras, TiPs. Rassia Mats, &c. .r.-.
EDWARD sts Fron's
Iron woris.-fPlain- Ornamental)
J. B. ". W. CORNELL Co.....SOs. l5 and 40 Centre s.
Lace Good aud Enbroideriss.
GEO PIERCE Co, (npoiersl 80 Broadway
.oy, LHsn o,9 al H., Goo 90
BEhTRXsD FRfREs BESRf. IFlencb, 10 il william i
Lace and White Goods.
EoS15@s Sias:s, md Picture F5am ,o
Lamp and GasFiItnres
STARR FTLioHs Co.. ianaf,ctSfel 10 81 Bosnian 4
Lithographers.
GEORGE HAYWARD 10 water-st
hahOsany and Rosewood.
T. c. w. HOUGHTOS, all Fancy Goods No 20 Waaef 81
Msrbleized Iron and Wood.
FRRUED Cor. Centre and FrsnkHn
sALAMANDER MARBLE ..........No BfoadSay
MGticSl Instruments, twhoieslie.)
ROBE LEAyITT importers and ainuG Ms,lsnAn,
Keedlss Fish Hooks and Taekle;
THos II. BAIE, tuie r. & H Bate 100 NADIA sae
MANHATTAN OIL Co. tsaoa Pressed Sperm OIL for machinery
and bufnns,) No. "a Barclay u
Paints, oils, &c.
RAiSOLDs leo Water st.
Paints, Drugs and Patent Medicines.
d. -.....-......No ir WateTst
PaPerBoGe' taanufaetursr.:l
NH n LEwIs nat and nd Boz lis iaas
PAPER warehousss
ELY superior aaalty Of Bnds Boafd....So Fulton >,
RrssuAw h hIi 4, SssSs So@a' .rso
s,.v.s R ,.gs N'Hufseta,sr.
fI 3 sAi'N % 81 E s51f is
vy,yn, vrl,ted ware Table catisry e.
WNDLf - hadenlane
Purchaser to order.
A. sIIhSON (fls ORDER 10 Wal I
Ribbon AID wiIIinery Goods
L. A. lkDKkiLL, lJobbes and John 4
+. POND &HTcHcocK mlehy dtanner,' o.s6 Water St
rnw rsPPsst.eIe:, tMsnafaetars,;l .,r.-..,
Salamanca safes
sTEARNS MARVIN tnisTs Paieni No li waer II.
sILAs G. HERRING (Nideis Pat Nos 5b and lS1 Waers
ship Bread and Crackers.
MASON BALL Co, Novelty Bakery No 2HFrOnt -
EkAslUs No 2sJ Washihstoast
Stationery and Account Books.
g. T. EEsBI1r Co, Tontne Bu'tls Wall and Waers-
W. T. J. SHELL Manuscisres) 20 Wall -
straw Goods.
W WHITING Domestic Imptejl i9z Pesrlst
Toys Fancy Goods.
ALThOf AHLBORN, importers Noe - and 81 MAIDEN lane
Umbrellas, PArasOls, &c.
SMITH Importer and Mnutct r Nos - and 95 Droavsy
white Goods, Embroiderie and Lace Gooda
J. }. NfETH Co Importer No. q Broad u,
watches nd JeveIry.
FREDERICK LOCKWOOD tSiverware NO 50 Fu,onst
J. SAVAGE God No % futoast
window Glass, (French.)
H. J. BARKER BROTHER Chemists &c No. l2S Water Il
HOPKINS BROTHERS, Imp 80 Barclay nett Aston Hors
The above lot collected :. NJ & Co.
Newspaper Adv artsins AesTt-, No. l22 Nassaust
Any ADDITION the list should be
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FffhIhe pnces Of advertising WI be The charged
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St1fh-pafa' information pet tie value Of different
lums atyertsinE sl be chee6uy communicated and ASSIST
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some in few days. others in few weeks Motorpstfy
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CONTENTS
/. NEw-YoRK DAGUERRIorYPED.-GrOs First
Business Streets Stores, Banks, &c.
ILLUsrR.rIoSs-I. Liberty.st re building Broadst.
in Dutch times s. Dutch store, 1893. Store IN Broad
way Trinity Buildings View IN was,. T. Bank
Of Republic 9; lrrarence Building Mercantile Bank
TO- b' %HE y sc pnf FT Gisa' hA'n'ns
g !IRGINSIlAa IN NOVEL IL FORM E tcop.,nqedl
S. NEWPORT IN WINTER.
G OUR YOUNG AUTHORS MELVILLE.
T. FROM VENICE TO VIENNA.
@ Jour BEST SOCIETY,"
EXCURSION TO CANADA (Continuedl
10 A GLANCE AT HAVANA
yans 2 Moro Castle s. Fort csbanos l. Palace Of me
Captain General 5. Chapel OF Columbus Ma's D.
ii. HAVE WE A BOURBON AMONG usl 49,,
ILLUsrRArross--i Portrait Of simon. :. hleszer VII
lsms. 8 Marie Autoinelte.
H. WHAT Is THE USE
49, A LETTER TO JOHN BULL
H. EDITORIAL NOTES
ii,erstuTe American English, French and GsTmsn-Sci
entjio intelligence hnne, Fine Ara, &c
CRITICAL NOTICES oP no. l.
remarkable welcome addition 70 our psrJ . hIAtnti
IN the ps.sn nssaos ncreased souient no Be- oanl
the i q the remarkably aoe manner ~ Ehca a5 ~
the best Englsh sazszins- . I'd, -. 49,,
We have read slh srons interest ahd maeh denghI
ofahshsr srsde Than The currehi nOnhly .ssusa
An excellent pcfs hled with able and Useful nltitsr
tCharch's Bizarre.
It's hey 70 ;sIs the lad IN Auericsn ssra rsfataFs
fPbiL SOfta American
Itha. great merit Sal s'es grouis Of mash sf.,t,r
LCourer 'nd EnapTer,
TIE .eeren number gsnd one, yarsJ o. v,y
spsfkhEs and instructive artst's. lSoae'Hf"''
i"''' "'' plymouth Memorial.
n .l-v- hat aos Of or he'd aathogs
are cal g,ed n ria snt.rguse. tJo1f. % Sou4'rf'e
10 Dhgaesu0sahJ ai,saa 10 n naeIss ~ , e,,,
Fgr Of common sense RIB u natter, soa Lively v ',ys
prub.ve a real success Hartford RspsDieaa
a,e a. r. a L. e1fsfof t.c4L II sE.nenty
worthy ~ patronage thJs@ N"i''-i
rBIransisn Couref
We weeone III. add, psriodes htefl2re q char
actrr IS of b sher order fhau o. q oon'.fgoa.s~s
H. 1essbtfsi uerodint fCnciunaf Pen sBd PcGaL
ssfsy hom master Poas a'hs =
decidrd Bit LolD III.
Gsae v.orou, and s,y ,his monthly S1ubia', ne
rromtg Of tG that has s'leiea -. o.
IL Araelisfn pubic. Lbs,No Sos -
Surely the American pat hesse 70 psifonze pno
eaten ssd Ehsb s2psas 70 ever es o. asu4 21as
ed .n,efrrt ne" a s-hy a'ttel-
TEEss-Ss per sunum, OF % cents number The post
age 10 any distance does not exceed cents per quarter
Cubs OF AK Postm,stes ard Clergysen VIII be saPphso
az e. Tie worn will he sent fec OF postage on reeep'o
-, G. p. PUTNAM 4 Co. have no AGENTS or Canvas
eEs for Whose Easements they are resPonabs feaes
gying orders TO Agents VIII look 10 them Tor supply OF
the work.
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WOODS MINSTRELS-No. ~ Brosd-
w x-sv. ,havA Ho,,rS-.t-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
NIGH. WOOD Manager and ProFreiof-Ans II e
tairnenis o1srea BY tbs celebrated eoFay q ales
and Ethiopian Dslnestois cAnnot - eiu.eo ~ ~ o-I
tsud II tie United Slz;es See programmes DSo.s oF
Al el: Concert eounreuces at Oeloek AssisssS. -
ceafs The pubhc respectfully informed tlt s- AlleI-
rec. CeEeer-s zIs sssont-s-et
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GmnsemeHts.

NIBLO's GARDEN.-Mme H. SONTAGs
~ SECOND SERiES.-The public respectfully in
formed that IN Of tie Stage IN NbOs TheAer
beng wanted for Bal Monday, Jsa ST. the Third
Open Night viii take place on TUESDAY, Feb L. whea
viii be performed for the last time,
LA SONNAMBCLA.
Amino. Mud II SONTAG The Count. ..Ss. BADI.LT
On SAT- RDAY viii b. cold the q seats, and MON
DAY and TUESDAY the 81 and remaining - seats.
To commence AZ u. Carriages 81 10. Ga WEDNES-
DAY, last n sht the BARBER OF SEVILLE.