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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-13
George Rhey. Levi Matthews. William Ebbs
REEEy. MATTHEW'S s. CO.,
IoHs M'DEvITT. WILLIAM NJ pSVl1
JOHN G.. yHAGELA,

UEAS leased and reftted the McMillen House,
Il :. (late the Bennet iotel) in the borough OF
Johnstown where he will be glad to receive any Of
his friends who may fay OF him with their patronage.
lie has also opened bar with choice selection OF
wines and liquors of all kinds.
Meals served TO suit passengers who wish to ira
vel by the Pa. Il. r. >-i ~
JOHN C. MAGILL.
Johnstown, Pa, July 22, 1853.
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}. Patton Thompson.
With MARBLE, Ellis & M,Clure

EuPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and pomes-
Il tic FANCY DRY GOODS, Trimmings, Hosiery.
Gloves, Satins, Silk Vest ngs, Cravats, Ribbons,
White Goods, Suspenders, Combs, Brushes. But.
tons, looking Glasses, SC.
No. Is North Third Street. two doors above
Church Alley, Philadelphia.
VI. NJ MARBLE,
j. A. ELLIS,
E. C. MCCLURE --sfesrs-
Philadelphia, Feb. is. 1852 -s2.
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Dr, Geo. u. Kelly,

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
" of jefferson and vicinity, in the practice of
Medicine and surgery.
Office next door to Mr.. Lytle's Store.
SIny 20 1855
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s. Petersberger,s

Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store.
HOATS, Vests, Pants, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Hand
- kercheits, Crayats, Boots. Shoes, Carpet-bags
Trunks, &c. Sold cheap for Cash. Summit Cam
bra County, Pa.
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FAN and winter Goods


Ever brought to Cambria county. all of which
have been purchased within the last few davs in
Phlladelphia and New York, with particular regard
to the wants of this Market | again fling nv ban
ner to the breeze, inscribed with ny oldmotto Of
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
confidently invite the attention of purchaserz
to my stock, which viii be found unusually
large varied and attractive, being fun and com
piete IN every department. Everything new, fash
lenahie and Desirable viii be found embraced IN
my assortment Particular attention Is solicited
to new and beautiful STYLES Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
which l have just received Of late irnportation.-
In Gents wear defy competitor, and confidently
invite an examination of Of the largest cheap
est and best selected stocks ofready-made clothing
cloths, eassimeres, &c, ever brought to Cambria
county comprising all eolors and qualities which
VIII sell cheap and warrant to give satisfaction
Also, caps, bonnets,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Q: the best qualities and latest styles. togetber
with queensware. hardware, groceries, salt, books
stationary, sc.
rsA- The highest market price paid for all kinds
Of Produce.
November II, 1852
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LANEES RELL

- AS the pleasure of announcing TO an who
IL 4 would secure the best bargains to be offered
IN TINS county, that he is again in the field with
lected stocks of
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DIR. L. GOMETTH.

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the cit
Is liens of Ebensburg, in the practice of Med
cine and Surgery. .-.- q ff.er
Office in DIR. Schneider's Drug Store, opposite
the Presby yterian Church. r .a-.
June "a, 1858.
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BeEI, JOhstOn, Jack, & &c.
(LATE BELL, JOHNSTON, s. Coz
Office of Deposit, Discount, & Exchange,
AT HOLLIDA1SBURG, PA.

TAMES NJ. BELL, Robert B. JOIN. ton, aud Will
- liam Jack are the 1ctire Partners, who alone
transact the business of the firm. .....---
THE oTEER PARTNERS ARE
A. p. Wilson. Joseph Smith,
VIM Dorris Jr., of IIollidaysburs, Pa.
Wn P. Orbison, Alex NJ. Lloyd,
of Huntingdon Pa, Baker Watson, 1 -
T. C. Mcdowell, of Gayspcft, Pa,
VIM. NJ. Lloyd, John Miller, of Temper
James Denniston, anceyille, Blair co. Pa.
r. NJ Lemon, I. Shoemaker,
Geo R. M'Farlnne, of Ebensburg, Pa,
Samuel w. Rhodes, Thos- White,
Samuel Calvin, of Indiana, Pa,
Thadeus Banks S. II. Smith,
John Cresswell, Jr- John Grouse,
David Watson of Johnstown, Pa.
John Nef Samuel Dean, James NJ Johnston, VIII
liamsburg, Pa.
sen Others may and lriH Be added. -Ssa
Collections made in all parts of the United States
Drafts furnished on Philsdelphia, Pittsburg, &C.,
&c.
The usual of Interest, in such cases, paid on
Deposits for 5, 6, and u months. Other Deposits
received payable demand.
Hollidaysburg, July 16, 1852.
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A Seyv Arrisa al OF w atches and Jeyy-
9sh.y


On the corner of Clinton and Locust sts.
FETHE undersigned respectfully invites the Ladies
4 and Gentlemen to call and see his new and
splendid stock of Watches and Jewelry, which lie
has just received from Germany warranted to be
solid and pure ana for style and finish it cannot be
surpassed. lie has also received large assert
ment of Jewelry from the Eastern cities, viz
Gold hunting case watches from so to 100
- Patent Lever 80 to 50
a. Ladies anchor lever and Lepins 80 to IS
Silver patent lever and hunting
watches frotn - 10 20
g Anchor Levers do, from l2 to Is
- Lepines do, loto II
- Quarters do, to -
Gold n,iuiature cases. Ladies Gold Bracelets and
Necklesses, EARRINGS, Gold Guard, Vest and Fob
chains, Gold chains for Ladies, Finger rings, Gold
aud Silver Pens and Pencils, Silver spoons Silver
Thimbles Steel, German and Silver Speetacles.
Port Monaies, Pen Knives, Silver chains, &C., &c.
All of the above articles warranted TO be Of
the best material and VIII be sold uery loe for cash
Clock and Watch Repairing.
He has the best workmen in the country in his
employ and AL work entrusted to him Will be
promptly attended to-
Thankful for past fayors he solicfts continuance
of rkc sasae, aad is confident he give sstisfac-
ton to all who may give him call.
GEORGE +. LUCKuART
Johnstc~n, April Is, 1858.
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'OM POUNDS wool, butter, eggs wanted
6OOO by J. MOORE.
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Davis s. ElOyd,

Davis s. lloyd,
HAVING formed partnership in the Mercantile
IA business, would respectfully solicit the pa
tronagc of their friends and the public generally.
Call and see us at the old stand of William Da-
Wis.
April 90, 1852.
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FRS. W. HAY.
Hay s. Edison.

Wholesale Retail Tin, Copper, aud sheet-1ron
Ware Manufacturers, and Dealers in the fol-
lowing named Stoves
TOOK Stoves, Keystone, Nine Plate, Liberty
~ Parlor, Radiators, Etna Star Franklin Wa
he Irons Complete Cook, Star Air-tight, Cast iron
Sinks wsre room canal 81. one door below
the collectors Office
Johnstown, Pa July II, 1852.
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RICHARD JONES.

RICHARD JONES,
Justice of the Peace, Ebensburg, Pa,
WILL attend promptly to. all collections
w trusted to his care Office, adjoining his
dwelling.
July 81, 1S52.-tf
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&. Sheridan, NJ. Ee.,

- -HHCf HHHs1H3 Mt ~0'5
ID ERPECTFULLY tenders his services TO the
h citizens of Johnstown and vicinity, in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery. -c-E
Office at the Drug store of Kratzer and Sheridan
corner of Clinton and Main streets. Residence
Main street second door below Won Lucnan = store.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-13
wister,s Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The BEST REMEDY EYER KNOWN TO
MN
For Coughs, Colds, asthma, Group, Influenza, Bron
eIiss, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficult Breath
isg Liver Affections, Pain Hedkness Of
the Breast Side, &c, &C., &c.
In short this Balsam is peculiarly adapted to owe
ry disease of the Lungs and Liver, which is produ-
oed by our ever varying climate.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-13
II. M. GEORGE.
Dr. Henry Yeagiey.

Practising Physician, Johnstown, Pa.
nFFICE next door TO his drug store, corner of
" Main and Bedford streets
Johnstown, July 81, 1852
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wister,s Balsam OF wild Cherry

For the instant relief and rapid AZ Astno, Con
sxmption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarsersss, Group,
and all disorders Of the lungs and
Chest
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Dr. =. R. EicIl,

.. Dr. :. R. Eicll,
D ESPECTFULLY tenders his services TO fh" cit-
i q liens of SummerhiH township in the practice
of Medicine and Surgery. E
Office at Halfway House, Cambria county, Pa
Nov. "a, 1852 -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-13

We are continuing to make large addition 10 ills
branch OF our business.
Sept =, 1853.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Extra Session.

The press Of the State, and especially
the Democratic portion, have been unani-
nous in the exp,essionof opposition to
the proposed extra session OF the I.egisla-
ture. This is as it should be, but we entirely
dissent from, those papers which condemn
the men who favor an extra session. II a
call has been signed by rs many OF the
members as is reported to be the case, upon
the Governor to convene the Legislature. we
do not feel justified i'll calling in question
their motives. A number OF them doubt
less have been animated By good motives,
and by no other desire than TO promote
the general good. They may believe that
the unkind and suicidal sectional spirit
which pervaded that body during its last sit.
ting, would be changed, and that the public
good might be advanced by judicious leg
islaiion. They are certainly entitled to
their opinion and we do not think, ii
their names are published, as is intima-
ted that an intelligent public will condemn
them for entertaining honest, though erro.
neous convictions Of duty. Men are as
much liable to do wrong, innocently, in
Legislation as anything else, aud until
we are convinced that our Legislators are
a debased, corrupt aud profligate set Of
men. little better than ayowed rogues, we
will not condemn those Of them who may
differ with us as to the propriety and ex-
pediency Of ali extra session of the Legis-
lature this winter. Let him who has never
erred throw the first stone.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
String Band.
THE WAY TO SELL LAND!

XTrE advise ali persons owning Virgins
w Lauds, and desiring 10 sell the same, 10
adverlise-firs In their own local papers So
that their neighbors may become acquainted
with their desire and next in some journal CT
vile circulation, printed at distance, SO that
the attention OF strangers may be drawn to iha
property. The Best PAPER IN Pennsylvania
TO ADVERTISE VIRGINIA LANDS IN, Is THE
VALLEY SPIRIT, published at Chambersburg,
Pa, by p. S. DecheI & Co. lis. circulation
is thee times us large as the average circulation
OF County papers in Pennsy lyania, and care has
been exercised to have il extensively circulated
among the az icullural community, they being
generally The most substantial patrons. tits
generally believed that all advertisement Of
Real Estate in this paper, will be read BY more
Farmers, and therefore by more persons dispos-
ed to purchase tina! kind Of property than il in,
sertod!n any other journal nihis.pa.t the couf:
ny Ihe Valley Spirits circulation lies mainly
" lhe ilch and populors counties OF FRANK
fined to those counties. II olrculates also in
Adams, York, Lancaster and Lebanon on the
East, Fulton, Bedford and Somerset on the
West, AMI Huntingdon, Juniata, Perry aud
Centre OH the North. From these paris OF cur
State many Agrculturiss have removed to Vir-
glnia, and others, IL is not 10 be doubted, will
ear after year follow.
You'll il not be good policy Tor Vmgiuians 10
bring their property to the nolce Of those who
are contemplating a removal II their Stale by
advertising II in our paper2
u A copy OF the paper will be forwarded to
he address OF any one who may make the 10.
quest. Its large size, AMI the heavy advertising
custom il enjoys, will serve to show its stand
ling. All COMMUNICATIONS to be addressed 10
p. S. DECHERT & Co,
June %, & ham bersbaro Pa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26

| Two TRAINS A Day FORM RICHMOND TO
|SrAuNToN.-We have been informed that
on and after the LIST day Of July next. there
will be two passenger trains running be-
TWEEN Richmond and .Staunton, over the
Central Rail Road, as follows: Mail train
leaves Richmond at 6 O'clock A. NJ, ar
rive at Charlottesville at II, aud Stanton
at Ii p. NJ. This train will only stop for
passengers at the depot. A second train
is to leave Richmond at 81 o'clock A. M.
arrive at Charlottesville at Q P. NJ, where
passengers dine, and at Staunton by 81 p.
NJ. This tram will take Passengers West
who arrive IN the Alexandria train at Cor
louisville.
The trains will leave Staunton as fol-
lows: the Mail train at o'clock A. NJ,
arrive at Charlottesville at 8, and in Rich
mond at q P. NJ. This train will con-
meet with the Alexandria tain for passen-
gers going North.
The second tram will leave Staunton at
l o'clock P. NJ, arrive at Charlottesville
at P. NJ, and in Richmond at 8 p. NJ
This latter train will only stop at the de-
pos for ssengers.-Jefersonio
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
The Marl<6ta.

NEW YoRK, June 22.-Flonr is dull
and declining. Sales of Southern at $8.x5
a 50: 25. Wheat is dull. Corn tending
upward, and mixed is quoted at SO cents |;
yellow SO 10 cents. Money market un-
changed. Stocks improving.
BALTIMORE. June 3d. There were
sales of City Mills Flour to-day at SIS
fancy brands $S.25. Sales of 20, 900 BUSH
els Com at 73a Is cts. for wh;te, and Is
a 10 for yellow. Seventy thousand BUSH
els of new North Carolina Red Wheat
was sold at $3.50 $1.95.
In Richmond Flour trade was slightly
depressed, and was selling at SS.75 900
Family $50. Bacon was selling at s lie
hog round. Corn Soc. per bush. Wheat.
prime white. 1870. Red Ito a It's.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Small, Notes.

The new small note law works like a
charm Specie is abundant, and there Is
no trouble in getting five dollar note
changed-while before the law went into
operation, if you succeeded in getting a
nete changed. you had to take two or three
dollars in shinpiasters. Our remittances
per the ma,l, when under FIVE dollars, al
sa,s come in gold dollar pieces. There
has been no int convenience to business ope-
rations, as was predicted would be the
case but on the contrary. the operation
of the law is manifestly a convenience, as
every dollar YOU get is bankable.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Cholera.

The cholera is again at its work Of de-
vastaiion or the Western waters, and in
the Northern and Southern cities. There
were 81 deaths in New York last week
In Memphis, Natchez, Louisville, Cincin-
natl and ST. Louis, it has made its appear
ance. Along the Ohio River in this State
thefe has also been number Of deaths
from it. 1t is reported that several eases
have occurred in Richmond city. We
have seen no aecoun, in the papers con-
iirming this report. 1t would not be out
OF place for persons in the interior par. OF
the State, to use every precaution. We
nay not have the cholera, but other diseases
may be engenderec by flthiness. Lime
should be use d freely. and particular le-
gard paid TO diet.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
o.. The Charlottesville Jefiersonlan has

o. The Charlottesville Jeffersonian has
the following remarks in reply to an ar
ticlc in the Advocate. Let the Democrat.
ic party take warning. 1t is the policy
and purpose Of the wing party to crush
the democratic party. and this can only be
done BY taking from Democrats all civil
and political Offices. We must watch, and
take care Of ourselves. We may be forced
to adopts course, which. in itself, we
would disapprove, but which as means
of protection from the proscriptive spirit
Of whiggery, we will have to endorse. 1t
is war to the knife il would. SEEM
Well, let it come. and il wings suffer
more than Democrats. it will be their own
fault and not ours:
The wings are not dogs" but the
course which the whig part. has pursued
towards tho Democrats both in Albemarle
and Augusta Counties. would lead one to
believe that they thought Democrats to
be dogs or something worse. "War it to
the knife p is proclaimed by the Advo-
cate. Very well: it is better to do that
openly which has been secretly practised.
And it would be well, when whis is So
hciting office for himself or friend, from a
democratic Executive, hereafter, TO refuse
all democratic aid, and imprint on his
forehead, sWh ig' and the principles Of
the Wing party ITO meet the Democratic
party upon every election and fight them
to the enl for every office" Sail under
true colors, and ask for no quarters from
your political opponents, and when gu
conquer then you will have an opportnni-
ty to show wing leniency, and that will
equal the love of hawk for chicken. OF
a wolf for lamb.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
University of Virginia.

The Charlottesville Advocate state
that the commencement exercises Of the
University will be as follows: Grafton on
the night Of the 9th by Mr.. ". w. Cor
don of Tappahainoek, Va, on the part Of
the Washington Society; Grafton before
the Literary Society on the morning Of the
29th, by John Michel, Esq; Grafton on
the night Of the 18th b. \, Embry Merr-
it'll Of Brunswick, on tlr. part of the Jeifier-
son Society. The closing ceremonies, de-
lvering degrees, &C., Oh the 90; when
two or mere Of the Masters OF Arts will
read essays. 1t is generally understood
that the highest honors of the University
the degree \. NJ, has been atlaiuel BY
Messrs. Dinwiddie. j. 3. sherrer of Arre-
mattox, J. 5 Moore Of MecklenAurg, j.
Baker Thompson Of Stanton, ]. NJ, Boil
ing of Petersburg. L. B. Smith of Abe
marie, and George Harrison of the Uni.
versity. The Society of Alumni will COM
mencc its session On the morning Of the
2Sth.
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Stayinton.

Fhe business and population Of this place
are increasing almost daily, and just at this
time the tlavel for the Virginia Springs,
is commencing, which gives the place a
more than usually Ii yely appearance.
The hotels will all do flourishing bu-
slness. McClung and Peyton, of the
Virginia Hotel, have every thing in first
rate order and entertain their guests in q
very superior style. No one ever goes
away from their house dissatisfied. Pas
sengers for the Springs, and west and
north Of Stanton, dine at this hotel, and
then ride 80 miles further on their jour.
ney; so that a person may leave Baltimore
or Richmond in the morning, dine IL
Stauntop. and sup and lodge at Cloyerdae
A large hotel four stories high. is nearly
completed by Mr.. CARRIER, near the depo
Of the Central Railroad, and will be oper
to the public in few weeks. There ar,
SO rooms in the house, and the dining
room is very large, being IS feet long b,
81 wide.
Every kind Of vegetation is very luxu
RANT in Augusta County, aud the wheat
crop will be abundant. The wheat crol
Of Mr.. A. Koiner near Fishersyille, one o.
the democratic members Of the House o
Delegates from that County. is sight wei
worth seeing; the heads are filed Will
plump grains, and the large fields pesen
rich, golden appearance--his wheat
like his democracy, has no false coin III j
lit is all pure gold.---Jefersonian.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Price of Beef.

The price of peef is still Oh the decline
Il fell Is cents in Baltimore last week.
The Richmond Examiner, has a very in
teresting article on the cause of the pres.
en-, high price Of beef--attributiDg it in a
great degree to the influx Of foreign ropu-
la,ion, who eat beef principally. Then
beef is kind of meat confined exclusive
ly to a particular class of people-the
GLACIERS. Hogs are raised by every sami-
ly-consequently consumers are not so de-
pendent for the article Of bacon, as fol
beef. From the argument of the Exam
liner, we should think that there was very
little pr aspect of permanent decline.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-26
Mr.. Leteher OF Rockbridgo.

We suppose we are as far removed from
John Leteher of Virginia in party politics,
as we we'll can he--but knowing him
as we do, we cannot refrain FROM paying
him just compliment for his. uniform ag1c-
lscal, common sense course in Congress-; and
for the vigorous blows he has dealt to ab,i-
SEES in legislation which require correc lion.
Mr.. Letcher is e faithful representative
always attentive at his post, aud, though,
not frequent debater, never addresses the
House but with effect He is a business
man-and valuable, too, on that account.-
He knows what to say, and when to say
tia rare auali6cation.-[A Alexandria Ga
Sette #
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Ths Next Governor.

me JSext governor,
The question Of who shall be the next
Governor Of Virgins is now engaging the
attention OF the public, and each party is
beginning to look around for suitable men
TO &c standard bearers We do no. mean
20 indicate choice in this article. We
desire 70 introduce the question, Of where
and when stall Democratic Convention
be he'd, to nominate suitable persons to
represent the Democratic party in the next
sahernatoral canvass Ii Is essential to
vigorous and thorough organization OF the
party that early action should be had, ard
that men OF knoma aud tried Democracy
end ability should be presented to the peo-
pie Of the State We anticipate stub
horn Conflict between the Democratic par
~, and the ends and isms which make up
the Wing party We have fears that the
recent spawn of Northern disquietude and
fanaticism, the knew. Nothings." will
supersede the name Of Wings. and that in
the South as in the North, the Whig par.
ty, in order 10 accomplish success, will
adopt as their settled policy, eternal hos.
,ility to foreigners and cathol,cs--the de.
scendants Of those brave men who fought
and bled and died to achieve our indepen-
d.nce. We have no fears of the success
10 this State, Of any such an organization
but we fear that crpediency will induce
The opposition party to embrace means
which, from the sudden, and almost unac.
countable triumph That has followed it
will inspire hope in their success-but
which at the sane time would be sad
event for Southern conservatism. Already
are societies being formed, and it may be
as it is in the North, if timely preeaution
is not taken, that Democrats will be in
duced to affiliate with Wings under the
mistaken impression that they are animated
by the single purpose OF opposition to for
.lgners and catholics.
To accomplish, then, complete organ
ization Of the party upon the true platform
of Democratic measures, let US have an
early convention OF the party at conve-
nient and accessible place. We, there
fore, suggest as place, either Char CITES
vile OF Staunton, and as the time, the Sd
day OF October. There is very little dit
ference In the iaeilitie; for reaching the
Y,iate.s stiprpeied and 40 Ctauntou wac IA i.