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EGNER s GREGG.

" "HoLEsAGE dealers in Vines and Lsguar,.
" wh1eh they prepared to furnish cheap to
,nerehaIsfs and hotel keepers. Warehouse 2o8
restatifset street, Philadelphia Pa
front. Hoy2. ls53-ly.
an oTolnaucsl 4 POUNDS vool butter, eggs wanted
oy T. MOORE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04
Dr. Henry YeagIey,

Practising Physician, Johnstown, Pa.
AFFICE next door to lis drug store, corner c
- Main and Bedford streets.
Johustown. July q. 1852.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04
oHS NDEyITI. WILLIAM MDEFITT.
JOHN lE,DEVETT s. RRO.,

WHoLEsALE grocers and dealers in y, Foreign
w and Domestic Ii4uers, Ro~''E-a nl.i-,-.=-.
FIopr Bacon. Fish. Cheese, &c. &c. No 3ll, Lib
erty street opposite the kead Of sInithde-dr Pitts
6scember- q. 1ss2-e-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04
Davis & Lloyd.

HAFING formed partnership in the Mercantile
i Z Business. would respectfully solicit the pa
tronage Of their friends and the public generally.
Gail and see us n the old stand Of William Da-
Wis.
April %, 1852.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04
saddIery Hardware.

We are continuing TO make large addition to this
branch Of oar hssia-ss.
Sent. =, 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

FRS. y. Hay.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

III BARRELS Conemaugh Salt for sale hy
~ J. MOORE.
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hon ~ sosN-iaf. OF Field Marshal the Duke Of Welling
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Hindu Astronomical Vocabulary. 4 vol -, -
On Mkrfhs Engines, Steam Vessels. and nv ,nuoni o12
Murray ea~N engineer London Is9 SefeWi by hooen
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wEBsTER's wORKs.-sixth Edition.

THE SPEECHES. FORENSIC ARGUMENTS, AND DIPLo-
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Tor Removing tho Hisif-Tido Rock near
Falls Island, Cobsooek Bay mAine.

ENsIkEEk DEfAkraEsfb -.
Washing gton April g. 1883.
EALED PROPOSALS. will be received this oiee unu tbe 2ou
May removing "halde rock near Fa Island
Cobscock bay. .,
proposed prosecute operations until the level ms
low OF tides be reached which would take OF
ten and half lo feet from the present extreme height OF e
The cubic the portion 10 be removed are
1000 ards less. .H.-. E
The excavated be thrown the channel on every
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fore the close OF operations p the coming autumn
VIII
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Proposals much job and each 10
be by responsible sueues Tor the
due fuhifnent of the I.4#
Payments will cent
of the value OF OF rock removede remaining
being completion Of the Job hut
shall Re male for portion removed unless e e1ca
be required level and the work
accepted by the agent Of the government in charge
The reserved rejecting all OF the proposals.
For Information, for Of the locality address
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Brevet Brig. General and Colonel Enginees
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NEW SPRING ssOODs.-P. w. BROWNING, merchant
tailor Hotel, bcss the
Of citizens Of Washington and strangers TO his superior and
French cos vesiinas
Being determined
fullest the popular principles of low prices and
prices
go the necessity OF persons going the
called cheap srorcs for economy he has spared no pains
surpassed either In STYLE
qualify With hts riends, the liberal
the same. H.ftt"tI MfNf#. 70 MHs--s@~u
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WAREHOUSE, IN che.tnu, 81,

T OOKtNG-GLASs WAREHOUSE, III Chestnut at,
IL Fourth, side, Phadelpbia.-we inform
vicinity complete
wall and ovsi slssses richest styles for
all kinds for sse with portrait and picture frames.
will be ound n establishment
Long experience tio. enable
at lowest prices.
Dimensions being given, win sive estimates for sire
delivered free from breskage point Orders solicited
French plate glass for stores dwelling Ac nmposon prices
Ap 9-<odu THOMAS j. MATT n co.
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SOUpUERN and western Lands for sale Ex-
rhsna-Lsnds The States ~ Tsrss Lo'is'sna and Illinois,
selected Territory
Minnesota ELL ~ scsd soch
rate. a. to insur. purchaser bis capital
pn"n Of the above lands would bs exchanged M city property
:. n. II. CBEEvER,
"""-A~2m lTnLl I5h street, oppo~ts Treassry.
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ELEGANT CARPETINGs.--We respectfully invite the at
enon housekeepers several and superb patterns Of
tapestry carpeng. match
Aso extensive additional supply Of real English ingram
together Of low
priced hemp aud ingram carp, tngs. r.. H .. ..
The goods having by prior tho late ad
they sold reasonable All
who desire to effect saving Of they contemplate
furnishing advised purchase their We have in
complete assortment.
Ap i2-Jteof CLAGETT X DODSON
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MOOR DiLCLOTHS.-We have in and sale tae
Of the above
by public before. The OF of them
tapestry landscape
pave grained wood panels, and blocks unique, esco
chintze, and many other styles. ~
Also an supply step oclohs Of which
will b. on reasonable terms, usual, by
CLAGErT b DODSON,
.. +. Dealers n kinds of furniture dry goods.
a2f
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ION nENTscm. very desirable furnished rooms, owe, pn,
bts the Irving Hotel. '''A' oPpo-
An
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VENUE HOUSE, George French ~ CO., late of
II Frenehs Hotel Norfolk, VmgnaThs Hotel just finished at
pens furnished the latest and best style
The airy attention will be paid the
comfort of their guests.
wshng asonable
The charge for day boarders will be 81 per week.
An 70 eod2m
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An l2-eo3tif
IMmENyE STOCK OF CANTON MArTINGs-we ha


received schooner FaI very extensive assortment
of above article 80 that we are to sell them
unusually pices sell them good terms
be e % aSd he on The cost Of
on and likely get them at less prices than they would have
Hou.ekeepers respectfully informed have for
IN. manss which By These good.
ommena % S hS Az m %'es @ & msae, aSa es % mos ae
CLAGErT q DoDsoN.
rHAs. w. sCHUERMANN. who was instructed by
Mo-ehse David, Dreyshock spohr, Haap
and Praeger-gves instructions on the piano. vocal music
Residence, L street, between 9th and Io'h streets
MILK from silver spring f~rm.-The undersigned win
M furnish milk customers in Washington He that the
a on es ns and are 10 "
dairy and obeve the conduct OF
which the health s families sS'fs SsHSE
Ap s-a.waw Manager Of silver Spring Farm
u OWEN & SON. merchant tn,Ior., arc now opening
black blue fancy cloths blue
styles which they nvio thu attention OF their friends and the
p4s1 %p is"aa~im
For Baltimore and intermediate Points the Poto-
River and Chesapeake Bay.
.sT.n The swia, comfortable and commodiou. pres
steamer Po~hsAn Captain Charles =. Nit
rrspsc, .ae passenger The
NAV % To m 'ad anS
nptoa BaItmore, leaving Washington s.
Monday and returning Tbufsday Passengers
sirins which leaves s,7 m.
Aqua board the Powhaan,
extra charge.
Freight will be OF Columbia and
the rates. passage will be as follows
To Aqua landings below place
Baltimore
%
Meals extra.
information apply Captain Mitchell
board, GEORGE MhTTINGbY,
Ap 2-eodu Agent in Washington
ID AILROAD Contractor. and others Interested, sro
II informed Mers Johnson Cammell Company, prophe-
celebrated "cycops" of sbed
sppoBted the
Britain, the exclusion India
Der, md all other modern inventions,
Orders received and models TO be seen rooms opposite the
treasury, 18th street = --..-..
Mar az 2nw2m Ilntel.J
NH MISSES AMBER >ON several pleasant and
newly furnished with
between and ID stress first house opposite Me
chanic's Row, Washington. +"
Mar 24-2aw mf'
NOTICETbs partnership heretofore existing between
IN seldins and Andrew Wyie IT,
The unfinished business
will receive all due attention until the be
.# ED III. CHARLES DE SELDfNG,
ANDREW WYLIE ".
Washington, Aprii ], 1853.
Persons upon please
being indebted will
signed who will continue the general business
~sV"' CHARLES DE sELDINc
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Ap o-2swlm
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MILK from silver Spring farm.-The undersigned viii
III furnish milk in Washington He that the
quality kept condition
dairy aud oh the conduct OF
their families will degree depend
ALFRED l.. DRANE,
Ap Manager Of Silver Spring Farm.
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OHAS w. sCHUERMANN, who Instructed by
the following composers wonderful
OF Moehees David, Dreyshoek, spoh Haapt
instructions the music,
nc.
Residence, L street, between 9th and Io,h streets.
6-tawu n
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L. OWEN Il SON. merchant tnilors, ope ming
II. spring supply OF goods consisting OF
Of black blue aud fancy coored cloths blue black
choice selection
styles they attention Of their friends and
public generally.
Ap Io-2awim
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BARGAINS FOR MECHANICS-Cnsh Tor building
housosProposals invited buid Of frame brick
exceeding all finished before the
day November and each TO be paid for cash in hand
As ready for occupancy. so. .# .s.#
outside OF the city OF Washing
tom approached rods by excellent graveled
railroad. They intended be
cottage orm lots and all near together but not
adjoining. ...
Address the undersigned
a No. Z, Fowler's building, Washington.
Ap l2-eo2w tEf #s VIM STlCkNEY.
r ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.-Just received by the
Ia supply OF
will found and will be sold
unusually low.
beautiful Of window cornices which will be
made order.
Ap l2-eon CLAGETT q DODSON.
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yours,
" ISAAC F. REDFIELD.n %

"NEw YoRK, May IL, 1854
"be English Law and Equity Reports edited by Mess Bennett
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Such examination have given these volumes
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claims firm will
indebted will
signed continue the general agency business
account, heretofore.
CHARLES DE sELDINc,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Ap 2-2awlm
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NOTICETbs partnership heretofore existing Charles
dc seldina Wyle IT,
The unfinished business
will all due until the
Ell . CHARLES DE sELDtNC,
ANDREW WYLIE, Jr
= Washington, April I, 1852
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rrIiE MISSES ASDER >ON have several pleasant and
newly furnished with without board House
between and ID streets, first house opposite Me
chanics Row, Washington ....... -IHI #
Mar 2s-2awlmf'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
The New Hampshire Decisian On
The Liqu0r Law.

Ell Inc Liquor Law
5 The recent opinion Of tie .it5'ge
) |of theSupreme Court Of New u Finf
shire, in regard to the c9nstiIu don
atty of the Liquor Law Of tha
:, State, has given the advocates Of tt
Maine LAW principle greilt uaeasi
, ness: and awakened serious fiats ;t
J, to the final success of their faY brit,
measure in the different Ststds o
the Union. Tie opinion Of tht
Judges referred TO was very uneqaiv
ocal and decided III condelhnatidn o.
/ the law on constitutional grou IDS
frsf.-They declare tile =i-idhol
jBili Of the New Hampshire LdgEsIa-
fure to be one which toniars Oh ias-
tees an extremity Of authority hot
sanctioned blythe constitution. The
power they have to pronoa nee i fen-
tence of forfeiture Of lou or eizel
for q violation Of the law is m ia
stance Of this extreme add una ar
rantalle authority. Sen .a HE
bill provides for no trial by jury, b.
for appeal and trial by jury be!oI e
higher court. This is aaathcr yio-
latipn Of the State constitution, in-
asniuch as that instrument provides
that IN all controversies itroIvI ng
the parties have 4 light to
Il triaa by. jury. Third Th4 Iall
conflicts III q direct manner with dhe
Constitution Iof tie Uniteh States. I
1t provides that no action can be
maintained inany court in TIE ST. te
If New Hampshire. either in whole
II IN part, for spirituous liz |udrs sdll
n any other State Of the Union.
No law of State can deprive a
itizen of the right to enforce claim
t debt before the tribunals Of a
'tate. fourth Liquors are pro +
rty. The Liquor Bill of New IIanlp
hire, ID one Of its sections, reco5-
ICES them as such when in The hands
the Authorities for sale for md
hanical qse, and that law cannot, ;is a
attempts to do, mako IiqPor lose y
s character as property, When ii 6
le hands of an individual. FfM. !,
The heavy penalties in case df /,
'neietipn under appeal, conflicts I
til the right Of appeal, and canaoH
sppflanted by the spin it Q lettei
the Constitution. .Slxtk.-T64 M
II is designed, by its provisions, ID Do
mand excessive bail, and rende1
for the accused To proeur1 2
,urities; and if it had addlIl that
should not have counsel 10 defend
il, it would have scarcely been e.
ire absurd and despolic. Semi H.
The Hquor bill denies the accused ior
! right Of being confronted with spr
witnesses against him, hnd is.
'rcfore, unconstitutional. Z lb1l.
Tie People lave q right 10 BID Sc r.
e against all unreasonable Sd ehes F
their dwellings,; but, ACCORDING to :
Liquor BIZ, searches aid am ssts s j
y be made without warrants, on 64.
[ y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-23
The Age Of BreYi;y--

We have been obliged to leclin
several well written COMMUNICATION
designed for the 0J8c,r9-, for IL
OTHER reason than their great length
In these days oflishtaing and steam
mems thoughts must be quick and
brief The day of long and ponder
Gus newspaper articles,fuil Of abstruse
restoring and logical deductions.
with Ain exordinm, climax. and a
peroration, have goneby. We must
now have the sharp saying, the pert
sqIb, and the brief paragraph =
This is the age Of wonders! Mar
wells n ow are IS common as house
hold words They kindle the fire Of
the poet, give wings TO the orator,
wisdom to the senator, and add new
zeal to the preacheT and Why should
they not have an effect upon the
newspaper writer? WHO thinks Of.
plodding on in the tardy steps our
forefitbefs trod? Everybody knows
there is an affinity between body and
Iaind--that one must sympathize#
With the other. Improvements,
therefore, are not to be confined to
he physical Sciences. 10 one now
doubts That mind is capable Of al
most Infinite development; and as |.
be body nowadays flies through
he air With the velocity of til e vi pd,
aust mind still take the SIC W and i
neasured step Of the SOLDIER or the
ny tread Of 4 pack-horse2 Nol Ittc
nov leaps to conclusions " hicb inII Q
Is olden time required pate ut and :
lodding research. Instead of theI !
onderous- folios of former ye1 ,rs, we \
DIV have the easy pamphlet Of few O
,ges. And why nol?- seeing it is g
much more agreeable. l n the u
fence Of medicine, we used to see :,