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STATE OF IOWA, !

STATE OF IOWA,
Des Moines Co.. So
y ANDRES CHARI.ES-the heirs and assigns
81 sud Andres Charles, and all unkn own owners
Il the undivided one half Of Town Lot No. six hum
dfed ana twenty six 626 in he City Of Burlington
state OF loWa:-loa are hereby notified that there is
No" On hlc in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
court IN said County, petition II John Adam, Funk
stating that he Is the ia fee of the undivided
one half OF the above described Town Lot and that YOU
some OF yon are the owners of the other undivided
one half and asking to have said ot raritiono a,non
the owners thereof. Now unless you appear and an
wer thereto, or before the End day Of tho next term
Of the District Court in and for said County to he be-
gun anu holden on the 4th Monday in Oct Der next.
partition aud judgment will be rendered in accordance
with the statute in sHeh cases made and provided.
BROWNING TRAcY,
Ats for Petitioner
Sept. oTfw. CI,L T. ~ n ~
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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

CLARK & CHESTNUT.
SJANf i,ist received by 0atman Express and are
now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock Of
fail aisd - inter asood4.
embracing all The latest styles Of Dress Goods, and
trimmings 10 mate, that c9uid 30 found in all the
stern eisies. Indeed We have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware e, Glassware. and Queensware.
Hats Caps Boots. SHOES, Bonncts, Uil Cloths Car
lets, Clothing. &C. dc, to which would resne tfnl
~ call the attention of the citizens. anl all others
ri4iin. Burlington, for the purpose If purchasing
cheap gods, and consult their interest by cal
me at the
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Principal Glfice, No. 39l Broadway, Y. York.

BRANCH OFFICES.
No 81 South Fourth 81. Philadelphia.
. AZ Hanover It Boston,
9 Isl *. Charles ST.. New Orleans.
- Lao Baltimore st. Baltimore.
PIT River st. Troy. N. Y.
= 223 Walnut ~. Cincinnati.
m 3wn2w.l4tw, !. 81. SINGER 4 60.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

Which are the only Sewing Machines cf any utility
which can be used without MAKING TIE owaEBLIAbLE
10 SUIT for infringement Of patented privileges, are
Till sold ut
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Panama. !.e@born. ava %fEaw Hats,
4 FULL and complete assortment just received
n and for sale very cheap at the hat Store of
apr w. SIURGIS.
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REASONABLE PRICES,
AND WITH
UnGHf2fi0ntd Rirhi.

Having tetluHateI legal controversy With
Elias Howe Jr aud procured lis full license to use his
invention there i. nj the slightest claim that our
MAGAZINES infringe any other patent.
The rigi to the machines which We have sold
and shall hereafter sell, i, uuquestionablg.
We own ten distinct pa ents On Saving Machines.
covering all tic nce points If the invention, and ali
The machines of other manufacturers infringe one al
more Of hem. Our patent securing the spring where
By the cloth TO-, il he to the feeding apparatus b,
yielding pressure, IL infrngei hy al the machines
now offered In the market Hose who buy the in
ferior and pratical machines, are hereby distinct IN
apprsed that shall compel them pay u. for the
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(toFFEE--50 sacks strictly prime lilo,
y 30 !" far - ca
for sale by j 5. kIMBAlL Il 60.
ma 2schI
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flNlE poetical and prose writings Of Or. John Il f
l land, the Milford Bard consiating Of sketches in
poetry and prose, corai, patriotic, sentimental, mis
pat.stic aa humorous, With portrait Of the author
ans sSetch Of his life, at C0RSE'S.
1nsy Is '54l
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EXECUTORS NOTICE..
August sith, 1854 NJ
BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA.

BETTER THAN CALIFORNIA.
| WILL send for 81 full particulars Of business ~
] which person Of energy make S. to $40 per
day. Al o Watson's fifty receipts, Cooks Discovery,
Ieslics Discoveries and B. c. Lamb ITS Discovery.
by which be has made S SEQ the last year.
Also Bowman s thirty celebrated receipts, mapy Of
them worth twenty times the amount no travelling
ana hut little capital required.
Address, (posr rAID,l p. p. BONFBRAKE.
ATTIcA, Iowa.
Juno 81, '54.-6n-w.
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W,:snafess.

10000 Ills choice fresh butter, 10000 dozen fresh
eggs, ITO rnz chickens, dead or alive beeswaA, dry
hides fur. 81, and mnrkeing generally, for which
the highest price will he paid At all times
W. Al. aNDERS0
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|
Aoof. spring 0 Dummef Trade. 1904.
I ~, - N
/ 1 8. Il. q II. Ii. IN kSijNS.
| n, r.,
~ eTSOH .osTeet, -6UfflRgl0n, I0lC1.
hi now IN receipt Of fine stock Of goods from
the eastern cities, sclested for the spring anu
tha g., 49, - anu o,Ss slsss ~
one - The be s7,rtei al 49,, l,'s h','s
49,, uin.. S,aeoss "'' i'p,s' ue74laee IN INC
par.on. Co and grateful e., .he HI :, uoIl
;,ad !, thl, - = - ,.V 80 - s'si,','at
solic;t continuance - Viii; &c, -
aenl 1a' our extsnsge and varied stock of GOOD
!, o4phS anu he' rms cannot fa'i 70 fptease
- way nay I'Vof u WIN cai' our assortment
'''' '''' iii""'as' WIN iha''F eeher articles
Dress ssoods.
Fourlsnd silks pers;.n o,n.h.
pITk italian do parag ia 1sn..
SILK tissues popins
-bsli; por.s,os "wuts
Mourning goods Apacas. lustrcs etc
Prints md Ginahan&.
French English and American nrints in fancy
mourning and solid eoiors Turkey red and oil prints
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eafsUthSai Eek satsge.
LACHANGE on Paris. in sums to suit for sale by
II march % GREEN. THOMAS & co.
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THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..


or TIE
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
II II regular Lectures Of The Medical Department
1 Of the Missouri University will commence on
The Isl OK November. 1851, and will continue until
The 1t of March, 1888.
If preliminary lectures vii he delivered bF
the Professors Ct the Institution, FREE Of any extra
e}alss, on subjects Intimately connected with thcs,
respective departments, beginning on the lst Of De
toler and ending on the Ist Of November.
Clinical Lectures Will also b delivered either at
the City Hospital Of the City Dispensry, every day
during the mon;h of October, ~ well Al during the
entire regular session. Almittalco to tho Clinical
Lectures free Of extra char~e
MEDICAL FACULTY.
JOHN s. MOORE, 81 D., Professor of Theory and
Practice
JOSEPH N. Mellow ELL, NJ. d., Professor Of sir-
gerry ard Surgical Anatomy.
ABNER hoPl0N, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
JOHN BARNES. NJ. d.. Professor of Materia Medi
GA. Therapeutics and Medical Botany.
d. DEMlNG. n D., Professor Of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine.
j. K. ALLEN. IT. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics. and
Diseases of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE, 81. D., Professor of Physiology
and G, rnpqrat e Anatomy.
JOHN L. HDGDEN, NJ ID. Professor of ANATOMY
General and Special.
/. DRAKE MCDOWELL. NJ. D., Dcrnonxtrator.
Fee. for full course Of Lectures sos. Fee for
the Diploma. 500 for admission to the Dissecling
room and Demonstrations, $40; Matricuation fee,
IS.
Good e.riing can be obt ined within a yhor, di.
Students and others, designing further information,
will pleas 10 address the Dean nf the Faculty.
JOS. n MCDOWELL, M. ID.
twGw.n46Ia. Dean Of the Medical Faculty
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-9a- - 7-9@ 1900
groceries For the Million!
AZ
& cos

;. klMBAI,i CO. have just received lare
y shipment Of Goods, consisting in part, as follows
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NEW STYLES.

everai new styles of soft hats, Just r csived am
fr sale at the lowest possble prices nj the store oil
ApriiS W.
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THE IMMENSE SUPERIORITY.

81 Singers Sowing Machines has been completely
established. They Of universal appiiyatior--to
same machine doing all kinds of work. and dong il
perfectly. They not only superior in contIiyance
but GnogI alel in mechanical finish They perform
al Hork repaired aud continue to do it without get
ig out - order We desire to call attention partic
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-421tN Booksellers. Canvas Book Agents
suppiie.l Oh the most liberal 4 ins. wn3brly.
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Nnlca 9J aHysc trials have been proved superior to
all others for stitching linen aud all very thin fabrics
also for sewing leather either with waXcd thread
" si.k-and fir quilting Innings. We are also pre-
pared to exhibit ana sell enbridcrnr machines, pro
ducing entirely new and very beautiful result
Machines cf extra size, both shuttle and single thread
may be had for small diff renee in priea. These are
found to be very popular Machines for hat binding
stc!hng carpet bag handles, and any other peculiar
work. will b supplied ct short notice
Machine Needles, silk Twist On srcolr, Three Cord
Linen Thread, and al other articles used with sowing
MACHINES aiways On hand ma for sale at all on
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WHIcu We OFFER AT WHOLESALE Asn RErAu
AT SLIGHT ADVANCE rRoN ST LoG1S pRIcEs.
!. S kiMBALL Il 60.
Darlington, Juno 90 1851 -lv
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among whopnwe might mention I.aepRe and lis
friend Bayle-bethz distinguished authoFs-admit
that this dreadful disease may be cured, even in
Is most advaced sageswhen the Ian Is are not cora
pletely disorgaAized. The remedy which we now
offer, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. not only eraa-
mates from regular Physician but has been we'll
tested in all the complaints for which II is recon-
mended, with entire success. '-,-~
OJ@ See advertisement, = ---s --i
TRY BARRELS INDIAN ,LTNENiENT TT is
clear and pleasant to use. FaFra5ated Slit is
by II. e. o.. Cary, Druggist and Chemist Cleve-
land Ohio, to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by an autborize9 Agent in every town in the
State. For sale by Fred Kittel, J1bensburg Pc,
and by Hughes & Wherry, Jefferson Pa
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GpACR mAEUPkGToRY.

VIE abscriber would respectfully inform the
4 oitspus Of Ebensburg and the public generally.
that g MI carry on the Coach Making inclu-
ding &c Smith work at the Machine shop formerly
occuI5sl by Mr. Anderson, ia the regrofE. Hughes
Store yhere ~ using none but The choicest Faate-
rial. SD employing none but the best v5orkmen
he hop 20 convince All that VIII DO them the
favor examine his work, that in point Of dura-
biEty, ppearance cheapness, it cannot be excel
led by any similar establishment in the State or
elseThqe Persons wishing bargain in the p,Ir-,
chase . carriage, viii consult their interests
by giving him cali. They are prepared to sup
ply the blowing kinds OF Vehicles, viz 3. .-. ..s
Bufgss Of different qualities aud prices, BarOuch-
es, CIuotees, one and two horse rockaways close
quartz Elliptic and C-sprirg Coaches; second hand
woraa different kinds, &c, making a variety that
will ga all tastes and all purses. Reparing-done
withhettuess aud despatch. n.
- e. ROBERT GALBRAITH
Ja 90. "a
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yNTEEv.

TIME undersigned take this methed of advising
L those who wish to locate in healthy set
tement, that they Eyip gept their, houses. jp the
town of 'Giaiifzii as folfoRs'; ,-'i>' s@''ss
: The well known large Boarding Shanty, form
erly occupied by Henry Dickson has been re4s
modelled it is an excellent place of business
! Also, the store room and house now in the oc-
cupancy of McMeel & Harry the situation cane
not be surpassed as g site for hotel, affording
the city sportnan a stopping place frouI the
densely crowded thoroughlares during the summer
season, amidst scenery utequsled in the country,
the forests aboundirg with all kinds of game, the
IiEulels streaming with sptckled trout; and the
advantages Of the placenake it one Of the most
desirable situations for a summer. resort on the
line Of roilroad from Philadelphia to PiLtsburg.
Those wishing. desirable locality will do well
by calling on Jno. McNIeel, Galitzin, who is au-
thoiized TO rent the game. rs.
-. 2. -'s7. 'KEEFE & HOWLY. +
.Fab2 1874 = 2
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Valuable Farfs,s-Gor Rent.

VHE undersigned viii rent for one or more years
tie following, valuable Farms. yiz: -.
Tie Farm formerly occupied by John N'Gough
Sr, situated in Washington township, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, seventy acres cleared
and in good cultivation. -; .i~s-.r 81. ---.r ~
-AIso-The; Farm occupied by John N Geugh Jr.,
sitaated.in Washington townships coptaiaing sixty
acres, between thirty and forty acres cleared.
-ALso--The Farm occupied by Samuel 4PGough,
situated in Washington township, containing fifty
acres. about thirty cleared. r. g. .--..s -.
!.A the above farms have tae necessary ildiags
Barns, StGbes,,sQat -fouses &c. --;f,,-1 .ra..
Possession for the first farm can be had immedi-
ately--the other two by the ! st day Of april E1.
,,.-- - ls.. -.s1..Essa PETER COLLINS.
Summit Inn 20 IA
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PEEsElFsA SALE

VKTILL be sold at Public sale, ~, tho residence
w Of the subscriber d the .fuot OF Ne J.. "A p.
e. R., in Washington owIlsilip,. On Saturday the
18th day OF March next, the foii0F ing property
viz: large number OF Beds and Bedding; Centre
Settees, Carpeting, LookingzGiasses Clocks, &c.
Bar aud Kitchen Furniture, Cooking lad Coal
Stoves. - .at - aa $50. 81. . .-....-1 -.
large quantity Of Liquors, consisting of French,
Peach, Cherry and CogniGc .3randics; Port and
MadeEis: Is ines.:F Holland C:rt and cid Rye Ehis-
key; Sleighs Buggy and HoTnesa ;s-Co IS and
Hogs, aud great uvInher Of art esstao numerous
to meptiaa.r sale TO coHrlonce 81 O'CLOCK ,As.E.
of said day, EfleR due a. ssrssnas and tssonsble
credit viii be giysn by -+ ~ art L..l- ..laa.5
,s- ..- 1r-. ROBERT SEEWART. --
sJas.eh 10 Ip5A g..
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PVREN SAIE.

THE subscriber viii offer at Public Vendue at
the residence of Nicholas Nage, IN the township of
Cambria, on Monday Goth day Of March next the
following property, to wit:
Two Horses. five Cows, -four Horse Wagon,
Cart, one two Horse Carriage and Harness, one
.Thrashing Machine. Plows, HarroWs, SIeds, Car
penter Tools, Lime by the bushel, a lot of small
fruit Trees, wagon Saddle, three sets of new
Harness, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Sale IS commence at 10 O'Clock, A M. when
due attendance and reasonable credit will be Civ
eh.ss-,i'& ter'rse. -.-t .
-F.E s NICHOLAS NAGLE
February %. l34.
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CAUTION I'd rURcHAsERs.

TflE title to all lands formerly the property Of
! John Nicholson or Of Morris and Nicholson
within the bounds of Cambria and Indiana coun-
ties; well portion. Of, said lands. situate IN
Ceareld county, being rested in the heirs of the
late James @. Fisher, and from whom only ale-
gal title can be obtained to any of said lands =.
All persons are therefore. cautioned against pur-
chasing a title to any of said lands, from persons
having OF pretendiugto have an.agency from the
heirs of Nicholson. ..s- ...-r.-. l
Every information. regarding the title to said
lands may be obtained oy application to the sub
scTiber. ~ E. SHOEMAKER. ~
44tty Intact for the Er'rs Of J. C. Fisher decd.
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PVRErC SAFE.

Vx.IJtz bers will offer at public Eenaue at
residence of Capt. James Murray, IN the Boz
oIIgb of Ebeasburg, on Wednesday the trst DAY oil
March next The following. prqpeEty: to |at I =
- C,srriaye Harness ] Plough, q lot Of Wheel
Ssrrows Picks, 8Iattocs and shoveis, a lotof EaE
tayc and surliry articles too numerous to hen
ton. .,,,..,,a ,-;,i.,,,. 40.
-t- - -. .sIl" -rfl ..Hf ....F. l...
Sale 70 commence at II o'clock, a ~, OF said
- -, a,,r a+tefdance and "a reasonable credit
u1y 49, f-.-...-
VIII oe s'''--' MURRAY, ZATM s. co.
Ebeugburg, jan q, 81 a
\ We would again call upon persons hayT
;ro, unsettled accounts with Us, TO call upon Mr.
Zabm of the firm, before the lstday Of March next
as after that time the looks viii most certainly DC
placed into the bsnde Of disinterested person 0'
'sss'sosoe Q7 M.z&
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II. 7. CQFFEY. II. p.
A NNOUNCBss TO THE PROFESSION, THAI
"a he has oeened il TIE rooms adjoining his Of.


fee, IL Hellidaysburg q .r.-
SURGYCQ-HECE4Ft 4FtC4L- INSTITUTE,
for the application Of tzpr0red physiological sup
ports, in the treatment Of Chronic Disease, and
those numerous Weaknesses and Defornsitfes Of
the body, IN which support to the relaxed ard drag
ging organs is an important condition oH cure and
necessary 60 the success Of internal treatment
All tie APPLIANCES u=eG, are eudQESsi by many OF
tie most emmett IRenIbers Of the Profession and
Consist, IN part, &c Body Braces, for frolaTsus
BtGi, Cor Falling Of the Womb. and the diseases
Of the Heart Lungs, Stomach, Bewels and weak
usAs Of the Back ksTrd Nerves which result from
such 'falling, Spinal Supporters, for every vprf
ETY. Of Spinal afEection.-Chest Ekpandes to erect
the body, and CVtErgs the Chest-t1iie and Perinr
Importance Of tfe dslrtrh et-of Pathology and the
difficulty the country praotiener has in procuring
Gpy mechanical aid, much less those that act in
'harmony with nature induces the undersigned, at
much cost and labor, to supply w.gjs alike, a,pro-
fessionaf iesideratum, and uecessary 10 guard the
public aasinst the Imposition 'ofUssCIssrfF1c and
INJURIOUS contcn;ances-E - X -.-.D
PhysicIaps, and all others Interested are invited
to call and e4amine.- Those WHO desire to give
tleir patients the auxiliary benefit Of any yariefy
Qfscieadfe sqpFert. can send their patients to the
institute isr.that PurPoae 9e@hgul ~ 4f 4ag aJ4se
Of sTct c24fqeace. 5... -- .,.....-.. .-.. P
4 discount OF 20 per cent 10 the profession on all
instruments furnished titet, st their request.
\ room Will be f1sf "a eaeei.ilys for Ladies'
withA3L1Gdy in atten Ganee.- -.a s.--.-.- go
q: Holiday sourg, .EelA q. ~i554--irl. sass Ss3s
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= NEW ARRAx {. EEEfIEyr.

T17AsT LTEE-EED COACHES, BELONGING
= to Aess, Th6mpsonS & Br.,wly will leave Ebens-
4urg, TWICE every day for Jefferson. The frst viii
leave ut o'clock, a. NJ, meeting the morning
train on Penna. +. L. for the east at IT O'clock
and IS min. Seeogd coach Ieavessat o'clock in
the evening" meeting the train going west at I d
clock and 58 min. ; returning, frst coach leayes
Jefferson for Ebensburg at ] o'clock ?. NJ. and
second a2d z W Immediately after arrivals Of
tie Passenger Traills. . .- .. t.
EebruarY y. Est - 80
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OUR TERMS ARE CASH. p
FUBLxC SAFE.

FTIHERE will be sold ct Public Outcry; at the
4 residence of the subscribeT, il SuTnrnitville,
Tuesday, tic 2eth inst, the foflo wing property,
Tiz:-Horses, Cows, Hogs, Carriages Bngg;es,
Sleighs, Single and Double Harness, Buffalo robes,
and Kitchen Furniture TOO numerous to Insert
Sale to commence at 70, o'elock of said day Tben
and where due attendance nni . reasonable credit
win be given. ~ JAMES G. NcGINLEY. =
March 10 1871. 80. - - >
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SBHz;HusFPHREFs.
sgas..IsR MI. EsEsEIE Inv.
UEEox HOUSE,
FtaasbaEg. csmbEla- Co. Pa.

IT ANI4-HL44B q NAIIAl4L3tI N1'i Il =
Hue subscriber would respectfully inform his
! friends and the travelling public. thar he has
Evans, and is prepared 10 Accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom. The establish
ment has betil furnished With every cohvprieuce
that can DC. Ills large and well venti-
lated. His table Will be supplied with the best the
market can afford. His bar viii contain Liquors
the best brands and his stable is large and az
tended by careful and obigiIg hestlers. - '
-.r .-..- 1s .-.r.E '' John a. BLAIR.
, % Dec. %, 1853. ,s'r. -.. ... r. rsl ...a
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skaE O. RESA ESTATE.

JTTII he sold at the Hotelof Robert Carmon IN kn-
II 6nsbuts con Saturday the 4th day OF February
,ixt at one O'Clock 2. NJ the following descFloed
property, to wit:
"a atr4et16f land situated in Cambria Township,
Cambria County adjoining lands of James Myers
Festus Tibbet, Daniel L. Jones and others contain
~, s5 ceres more less late the property OF
George RobsEss rs deeeaseds This farm Is "a
v;Ia6 i'm 10 Farm and Timber land, portion of it
ming as good farm land as any in the nelgADor-
hood. while the whole abounds in Cherry and Pop
lar lumber. There is also excellent water power
on this place; and indeed taking it altogether Is
one Of the most desirable properties that has been
afered for some time. The above land viii be sold
together, or in bodies Of eighty acres or uPwhtds
to suit purchasers. and the terms viii be made as
easy as can be desired. For particulars, Apply 10
41oa,7 f-@I "5gt EDWARD RoBERfss
14,s... ..sssor ~. .ssX n Gsovo. Re6@ss EAq
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w-rS I'D CAPs-

HE subscriber }n5ites ateatioh 10 his late styles
! Of Hats, consisting Of Gt the various deserip-
tions now worn, which eaunot be excelled in Phil
adelphia or elsewhere.
Country merchants via find It 10 their advantage
TO purchase at this establishment, as our facilities
for manufacturing viii enable Us 70 0fer great IN
ducements tocountIy merchants
ISAAC NJ ASHTON.
172 Market St., Philadelphia.
Dec go 1859
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Ili3sss4sEsa5(, 3,
49, yr,rs or z ravfeIsx, IsTsoRTPTIOF,
-AdnaIrlslrataEs Notlce.

2 FILTERS of ADMINISTRATION were granted 10
1 lAia1ira Kerr and Peter Collins on the LON %
Ee~r late of Allegheny tp., decd. AL persons
knowing therrs seits indebted "iResetle without ae
law THOSE aIayine claims 'ngir st s. estate y =.
present them pergy rathentcattt Tor rse1tleiheAe
MANA KERR Pew Aa.rfss
.----.i..t. PETER COLLINS J = -
Jan. 90 81.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
kEaHs6NEs,E,Eg : EEhEle AcaICEalE.

THE Register OF g. aulilst3 County having gran
ted latters.sOf AdEl histration to the updersiane&
residing in Ebel4sbgrG au the esate of JohIl Dillon,
deed, late Of Summityilie. All persoHs gde5Ied
to said estate requested to make pa Iueut with
out delay, and persons, he siag claims agaiust said
estate to preseat slea TprOperly proven for setde
rcut. ...F -. IS.
r-E JAMES S'DERBiIT
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
ExocuEors No1Ice.

Z Ii rc-sors Indebted 70 The estate Of Adam
"a Stoltz deceased are required to make payment
without delay, and thoseIolding claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated 20
the undersigned, Executors of the last viii and
testament OF said deceased t q cir residence ia
Carol township, CRnbria county. -.
ELIZABETH SI0LTZ,- p
HENRY BUCK,
.- Be- Executors.
January 6, lS54-6t =, -..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
EkTFEpRF HaTEE.
Mestm oraland Co. Pa.

I NJ. MARSHALL, having leased this commodi-
q Ons and popular Hotel, Situated near the Pa.
r. r.. invites c-ca Il from the travelling public. The
establishment has undergone considerable repair,
and finished IN the best possible manner. DO.
pains will be spared 10 add TO the comfort and con-
vcnience Of its guests.
Dec % 1858. .---