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.ayer's Cherry Foectorot.

aayey's Cherry K1ectOrGt.
yENo CURE COLD, WITH E1y
THE a1DAlt sls cERRY fEofo S l@
RAL on going to bed, and wrap up warm, f WAhAKN ]
to fos Fofs' s't5f coEp BE ASb l'E5' COUGH take i. @
SseRE 1%1s ebs sysn'Rd u
4s. I'll; sss ss9ss Tsa sss ss'.s fea r a
sS iS%sa naSi I'D s ss Ss gong
s9ss may 1SR as @ s % s I
fo 1 @ by this sS msy
"E 1; Is I'll ,.asd
remove, al hours and wonderfully The
AsIHMA Essray " much relieved and wholly cured by
s medicine a CHERRY i viii i
plF :. as m ss "a PsiP % ss
FOR GROUP eye smtis snmOny be followed BY large
s,.
THE INFLUENZA ia speedily this remedy
serious whle their nghb0a without the Cherry
reported here who have been cured
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy many;ha there be
a M sdD % ss @ n ,
r Prepared sold by JAS AVER Practical and Analytical
Chemist LOWELL MA and sold by WR,G Il G9Egjs " Co. nsxs
apas lw : AD4 Il l. sf5k= CO..: s-eavier
VUyOBACCo-sO packages various brands, for
u sale by f NJ DALEY d CO. ss EehouoitOulasa 81.
FEVEA-A desirable assortment of Black and
4 Green Young H'.of "Sf fSeRfHd bsE
NE NEACKEREL--50 bbls new No. landing
jyslw sup '"-''N' 4 L. STONE cG, Gravter,t.
4 gNODFISH--15O boxes new receiving from ship
. = Suffolk. for sale jy6iw HI STONE Co. 'iravier
4 OBSTERS--5O cases receiving from ship Suf-
! 4 lolt orsslshv is6lw HI LToFE CO., Grayer 81.
8 IME--l4OO bbls Rockland, for sale by
kAht GEO. W. HyNsoS Il CO.
EvLoUR-Extra St. Louis, for sole by
n iys EN-. DALEY a CO, IS TchonPi.oua. s.test
pRANDY-3 half pipes old Hennessy, for
7s sale 10" TO close NJ BAILEY rchououo.
NA1Ls-2s kegs a. bsGss tGE sals ey Z, r,,,,.,.
EiRE CRACKERS boxes No; ! in store
n sale by A. D. GREFF CO. 40 and q Old Lrvee
AEAY BUTTER. 100 packages, various
-sso 4oold Leves str
I IME--3500 bbls Thomaston, Alton, Phila-
dephia and Utica for GP sPs sE
p AIs1Ns-1ooO packages in store, for sale
E.. HART Il Co, 10 rGhoupitouiassi ST. ianls
TORN-200 bags, landing from steamer At
is9o '''''' EN- DALEY CO.. IS rehoupoul.s street.
GOAP-lOOO boxes New York and Boston,
NJ yariou, brands For sale BY sro,v co ,,,a,
SSTRAW PAPER - 1900 reams, single and
sa double crown in 1R' j. Snd H%RT 1t r.
NK7 HEAT-50o bushels Prime Wheat, ex
Wv aatboat for snls by S.H. KENNEDY d CO,
mys Is rchoupitouas street
SHOT-2500 bags Drop and Buckshot in store,
~ for sale by E.J.HART CO.. "a rehoupitoua ST. isio
ssoAL IAR-l5O bbls for sale by
A. DELAGRAVE& CO., 10 Magazine st.
ID OPE--89 coils in store, for sale by
o. jams E.. DALEY, IS Tchouptoulas street.
4 INSEED OIL-45 bbls. English and Ame-
ie1o '''' W. ~ A. 8ELAGRAvE4 CO.. 10 Magazine
MAGNOLIA WHISKY - 200 bbls Pixies,
IVA for sale by E. HARTs CO. 70 rchoup,.oaas at. ieas
HIRE CRACKERS-250 boxes No. l For
ssl- u. GRIEFF CO., an Old Lsves. mhlt
MACKEREL, MACKEREL-For sale to
I'VE arrive, by BoGERT, WILLIAMS Co. 10 Camp at myls
y AIS1NS-50O packages Layer and MR.
Il .. Rans for shls by AT. COCHRAN g. HALL,
SODA ASH-2l0 casks Steele & Sons land.
h , ms from hip In nStors forza
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HINOR LIVERP00L.--The new fine A l ~
y ls sailing American bark WILLIAM ANnSAsAE
JANE, Captain Phil los4ing, aud have
c .'atGh For freight oil 0balss Cotton, apply
WM. CfSEEVY, NatcheE street,
orto J +. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp
~ For passage, apply Captain board I.y8
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~ 1900 bblr Ohio snperfns FLOUR, landing;
500 boxes STAR CANDLES;
300 half boxes do do ,
900 quarter do d"
bb LARD OIL;
quarter cSsks Domestic BRANDY;
eighth do;
boxes OLEINE SOAP;
so bblG Fletcher Vasser WHISKY.
For sale by JOSEPH Lands d CO.,
81 Tchonptouas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

EtHOR LIVERPOOL splendid l ,ssssN
n FAST sailing American packet ahip TX OB E &AAG
tARSLES Captsn Dl.y will be dispatched nmtdistsly
CHENEY LOWELL, lit Common rtrset.
F0rp pass s.apply toI Cant oa board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

g4TOR LlVERPOOL.-The l fast sail ssN.
& ing American Upper ship CONSUL, J.F. Mortimer. 49,.
tsstsr loading and
immediate i,enIeh benee f freight apply
opposite tha Mint Sec nd Dissrtct
l.l j. n. AsIiBRlpGE q co. s. St. Chatas .treet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

AZ ECRET DISEASES-Of 80 Customhouse
- street. between Royal and Bourbon atree.s-DR JAMES
upon
t 2s s issy B sH' o fas
Poisonous Drug rom hss to seven day. without any ns9nre
hms an upon they Do no. ts
all The many cures hey have
Sy 5 E
have come under the treatment Of these Remedies
sares, that aoed may
on No. 81 RooTa 1s
served. Es otice hours nom An to JPN. febs lylp
ID OMAN CEMENT-50 bbls landing per ship
z*no'ia and for sale by a so
A LCoHoL-9 bbls. to close an Invoice, for
~ sale low, by A. DELAGRAvE d Co,
GHEEsE-50 boxes Pineapple and English
ss @'y for sale CONVERSE CO. 81 rshouponla. street.
w HIsKY-loo bbls Fletcher vapor for
FPFLANDs Il Co. sa TChoupitonans at.
VA 7HISKY-20O bbls and half bbls S. S.
@,s JosFPi lands &c CO., SO Tehouptoua. s.es
DATES-lO trails Dates, for sale by
y je2s A F. COCHRAN HALL So Gtevier sree..
ID EFINED sUGAR-75 bbls Crushed, Pow
sso asFs and sfs 81 rhouposa
KyoRK-75 barrels Extra Fire Uninspected
tsbas j.H MuLFoRD a CO, 81 Bank Place.
GCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs--S5o boxes. quarts
NJ and pintr, for sasby a....,.,,
a. UININE-4,s 800 ozs. in store and for sale
saSty Eiy1 Ey HART t co ,1s fehorHtonlss street
GULPHURIC ACID--2oo carboys northern
k5,Hanptactnred, for sale BY Ell HARTa CO.,
FENEA-5OO packages Pouchong, for sale by
N iA6 81 HART co, 70 Tehoupiteulas st.
slI-CARBoNATE soDA-Soo packages New
= Castle, for ssls by E.ii.HARTa CO.,
T EMONs.-150 boxes Sicily Lemons, just re-
d Acsysd-or sale by F.cocHRAN aALL,
Nm HITE LEAD-In 25, SO, 100, and 5OOlb.
Wv keEs from the Atlantic Union, Brooklyn, Pacific Ulster
French za. vssSsi /. .s3. R.s ss'fs
I'D OSIN-250 bbls No 2 for sale by
a q feb4 IG. .HARpiLL a CO.. 81 Magazine ST..
A I4COHOL-l0 bbls Alcohol landing and for
"a sale BY jas A. DELAGRAvE Co, 20 Magazine
&E1HITE LEAD-In 25, 90, 100 and 500
~ hi,s , ,h A. Asno 3 niSn in P,oekya Pacific Ulster
aSi@ SSss' n''f Lead ca W z ia .
SHERRY AND MADEIRA,-A small lot of
~ SHERRY and MADEIRA WINES, of superior quality in
and sss gallon ''Snnh H. '2I III CO. 50 St Charlie. street.
nLD BOURBON WHIsKY-16 half barrels,
iansO + B. WINSTON. Al Commercial Place.
6,ASTOR 0IL-25 bbls in store, for sale by
" apla A. D. GRIEFF CO., Old Loyes.
NEAHOGANY- For sale, 200 logs Mahoga-
~ landing '1 Transit f" p hPf'P co 81 Camp nR
4 ARD 0IL-50 bbls Winter Strained, for
JOSEPH LANDS Co, 80 Tchouptonas at
slLACK PEPPER-lOo bags landing, for sale
p hy A. D. GRTEFF & CO.. 40 and 42 Old Levae. de4
EAVA COFFEE-lOo bags in store, for sale
% bv fie4l III. HART a Co, 10 TcbouPiou'as at
aeEPPER-50 bags Black Pepper, Tor sale by
/ is2S A. F. COCHRAN L HALL, as Grayisr str-s'
TIT AMS-50 tierces Sugar Cured, for sale by
D my9 JOSEPH LANDS & Co AZ T"hornit""l.s at.
A SSORTED SYRUPS-75 cases Dayis's, for
IN hste bv CONVERSE CO, 81 Tehonpoulss my2O
SNRANBERRIES- 100 packages, quarters,
~ hsyes nholos, for sale by
is9a A. D. GRIEFF L CO.. 40 10 Old Lsvse.
ENAR, PITCH AND ROSIN--25OO barrels,
I
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R,NOR LIVERPOOL.-Th A fast sail ,s5ssN,
h American clipper ship BOSTON LIGHT, Cap 1AA4A
Sears loading, will dispatcn,
iIej yhI OF bales Cotton, apply to
]. ?. WHITNEY d CO.. al Camp street..
sSa- For pessage apply to The Cautaip on Losrd ess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

ET0R BOSTON.-The A l fast sailing ,sasN
ArnsrcAq ship SEW ALL Captain Morrill, is nov $500
loading will have quick dispatch. For freight OF 1890 bts Flour
j. p. WHITNEY a 90, 81 Camp street.
ES- For passage, % the N board js4T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

- 1000 bore. STAR CANDLES;
500 half boies do
800 ar. do.
100 bbls. Choice LARD OIL;
100 bbls. md kegs No. LARD;
$50 81. easks DOMESTIC BRANDY
100 eighth DO
900 bills. Fleteher's Extra WHISKY;
leo do. RAW WHISKY;
ls0 do. Old monop gnheia and Bourbon WHISKY;
yz 400 boxes OLEINE SOAP. For sale by
js74 JOSEPH Lands q CO., 30 Tebou pitou,ss s,res
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

ESOR B0STON.-The l fast sailing .sSA
a. American bark SARAH ANN, Caps. Drinkuater, SaAg
loading and will dispatch.
freight Of 30 baes Cotton, apply
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HNOR 30 OSTON-(Regular Line of Is4A
y Packs.1-Ths A s4ilrg ship JOHN n. &AA4R
WHITE r. Snow, master, loading will have quick
OF bales apply
GEO w. HYNS0S, I! Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

~ 800 bbls Boyle Rosa WHISKY;
900 bbln Fletcher Extra
IS quarter caska Domestic BRANDY;
leo sighth
$50 bbis Prime Winter LARD OIL;
geo boxes Wedemer STAR CANDLES;
900 bcxaH Proctor a Gamble do. do.
200 half and ar. boxes ST CANDLES;
800 bbs choice small " hits BEANS;
800 boxes oLEINE soAP-For sale by
myl0 JOSEPH Lands Il CO., 80 fehoupitoulssst st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

IINOR LlN A | fast sail ~
L ing Anercau pIcket ship DANIEL WEBSTER, 49,
tap Howard ondtng ard ~it have imD,edr dp
freight Avn hAiss heghsad
jul P. WHITNEY Il ca, 81 Camp
T For pnsnage having superior apply
C1ptHn board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-11

HSOR HAVRE.- The fine fast sailing .sfiss
A. American bark DELPHOs, Capt sm!s, now 49,
ong will For freight
ton, apply to J. P. WHITNEY d CO 81 Camp street.
ortoG, W HYNSON, - Camp sreet.
EE- For passage, 20 e Captain board. is2
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-23
Series for 1885.
THg HONS JOURNAL.
MORRIS AND MILLIS. EplT0R.

The first number Of the new series viii be is
sued On the first OF January next. New sutscri-
bers can b supplied from that date; bat i'm
mediate application vlll be necessary for such
desire TO begin with the beginning. 4 home is
hardly complete, we think may safely venture
to say, without the Hoaie Journal, which, besides
being chronicle Of the times, abounds IN intelli
gence designed 70 enlIven an American Home
Its editors Geo p. Morris aRd n. r Wils) de-
vote their entire time, skill and experience, to tbe
task OF giving, each week, everything worth
kno wing. They particularly keep an eye on all
the whims and novelties of the day. The utmost
pains are taken to present the facts and outlines
Of all news. In the literary department, we aim
at sketches and readable criticism, and in our
condensati0ns of the productions of the vast
newspaper world of Ecrope, we enGeavour to
avoid the tresome and the local, and transfer to
our columns the pick Of English information and
brilliancy, while we endeavour 10 select with
true sense of pure morals, true wit, and genuine
humour. In addition to the above, we have made
new arrangements for feGtllre that L. always
attractive IN family Journal From several diff
ferent sources are to be supplied wit .-the
news and gossip Of New York Society" In q
metropolis ike ours, centre the more sparkling
elements Of the life of our country at large, and
collision and attrition bring ont much which
would else be dormant Aiioat- IN scciesy gossip,
Is a small world Of which the ordinary newspa-
pers make no report, and Of this we think we can
promise amusing photographs In announcing
also; 4 ncic seTies Of oTtis}es By Mr. WILLIS, in
addition TO his usual editorial labours, claim
the privilege Of leaving them to designate thor
own style and title rs they appear. They are 70
be quite different from anything which Las ever
been published in this Journal from his pen, and
we are very sure that they win BE no less attrao
tive, to say the least. The graphic and highly
finished sketches. by "Ihe Lady Of Shalott,"
.sIinothy Quaint" and others, viii be continued.
We have also new correspondents In london and
| Paris, who win send as much that could never
reach rs through foreign Journals.
|, TERNs-For one cony, s.; for three copies, So,
OF for one copy Tor three years S5-always IL ad-
| vance. Subscribe without delay. Address
MORRIS- & Willis. l0I lNalton s.. n. y.
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MP s0uLF.

Our country is IN no position togo to war,
and If we should be forced by the insulting
course of any foreign power to adopt offensive
measures. the result would doubtless, III the
nrasant condition of our Navy, prove, for
time disastrous in the extreme but few
,,ool,s since. when the allied Pacific feet VS.
;tad the port of San Francisco, there was not
. single vessel Of the American navy to give
them a salute. Perhaps if they were to come
on less amicable errand, thsy nlightbe hon
ored by few guns; butt is iamentably true
that our national power at sea, where 1t IS
most needed, and where defence mast from
the necessity of the case be prompt IN any
emergency, is totally inadepuate for the pro-
lection of our commerce. a large standing
army may be dispensed with, but the navy
should at all times bear some fair proportion
to that of other nations With which cur friend
ly relations are liable at any time to a sudden
interruption. In the event of a war, either
with England or France, the enemy would be
able to strike blow at once, for which years
of valorous achievements could hardly COM
pensate The recent policy Of the French
government viii open the eyes Of Americans
to the importance of being always prepared
for change IN the aspect ofour foreign rela-
tions. In France, especially where the en-
tire government lasts scarcely more than sew
en- years, we cannot expect that her foreign
policy will be more stable than her domestic.
1t is idle to say, that ip the event ola rupture
in our intercourse with European nations, we
will have time enough TO prepare. That ar
gument may answer when applied to the poii-
CIV of sustaining constant military force;
but the Navy is our only reliance for o prompt
and vedemonstrationof ofnationals strength;
= !.
of the weakest powers in Europe are consider
ably our superiors in this very important
point. Hereafter it should be our aim, when
our ministers abroad are refused permission
to travel through foreign territory, to give
them, at least, chance OF making voyage,
under the protection eff our own flag, around
it.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-23
PUBLIC SALE.

Hs1ERE will be sold at public Vendue on Sat
Il urday, the dday Of December, 1854, at tie
residence OF the subscriber, in Sunmcrlnll town.
ship, about two miles from Jefferson, the follow
ing property, viz:
Milk Cows and Young Cattle, Of superior breed.
Also-Hogs and Sheep, and Farming utensils Of
anost every description Grain Of all kinds by the
bushe, Hay by the ton, large quantity Of Straw,
4 lot Of Potatoes and other vegetables. l two
horse Wagon, two horse Carriage, 4 sets of
Wagon harness, sets Carriage harness. Also
large lot of Household and Kitchen furniture, to-
gether with variety of other articles too tedious
to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, q. NJ, when
due attention and reasonable credit viii de Civ
en- by JOHN M'COI.
November %. 1884. 1T.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-23

n AMES S. TODD, informs the citizens Of Ed
a1 ensburg, and the public generally, that ne
has opened an extensive and varied assortment o.
CABfNET WARE in Mr.. Robert Davis new
building, Main street, nearly opposite the ei,'ll-
sion House, where he VIII be- happy TO have
them cali and examine his
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY AND
OTHER VARIETIES OF FURNITURE, :,
consisting in part Of Sofas, bureaus tables De''
steags. Secretaries, Stands, Sc, &c
He wiz have constantly on hand an exec m ,
Le vii . lover than ever before offered II :ai.
Every article offered Win be made IN the mos
4vorllnanlike manner, Of the bess materials a2a
REP AIRING Of al kinds will be ePro:npfly e.
tended to. His terms are CASH, and being de
teruined to sell low, and keep none ba1 sooe az
ticles. he hopes to receive the patronage OF dis
crisninating public
FbeDsburg. July %, 1853.
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sErFERsox HOUSE.

JEFFERSON, CAMBRIA COUNTY. PENN.
YETIlE undersigned takes pleasure in inhrninng
z his friends and the travelling public, that he
has leased the Jefferson Holre, AND hlging made
much Improvement ia its nteTirr, hc feels conti-
as.t that he VIII thereby be enabled to render
oorio. and satisfaction TO al who favor hira with
their patronage
Ilic fast aud superior MAIL LINE or STA
PES 7vis always be IN readiness to convey Passei-
gers 10 and lFcrn the
PENN'A. RAILROAD STATIONS
to his home. and also leaving direct after the az
rival Of the trains by good Plank Road to Ebens-
burg
~ re WIN ever be happy 70 accommodate his
old friends and acquaintance that VIII favor him
with = can. JANIS d. HAMILTON.
| .JeE;srsfa April 20, 1851 .
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PRO Efouo Esubiic0.
NE w c. . Q D s

E0HN M'COY has jestreceived at Lytle's old
81 stand, in Jefferson, wei selected stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
consisting of Dry Goods. Motors. Hardware,
Queensware, Cedar Ware, Ready Made Clothing,
aud large lot Of Boots and Shoes. for MEMS
Boys, ladies' and Misses wear
Groceries Of the very best quality always on
hand.
lis motto is, g Small Profits, Quick Sales, and
Ready pay" Having bought for cash, he is de-
termined not to be undersold lie respectfully
invites his friends and the public generally to call
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where.
n. r. am constantly receiving goods by eS-
press. JOHN M'COY.
Nov. %. 1864. If
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS MANUFAeTURERs!
25s3.-.Iz CAsH PRzCES...s57O.

Volume 10 Of Tie
"SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
Commences on Tie 10Th Of Of September. II ia
chiefly Gcvotet tn TIE advancement Of the in
teT,sts Of fRfECHANICS. INVENTORS. MANI
FAGYUhEIsS and FARMERS. ana Is edited by
men practically skilled in the art and sciences.
Probably no other Journal Of ,he same character
is so extensively circulated, or 50 generally
esteemed for Its practical ability. Nearly all the
VALUABLE PATsHTs which issue weekly from the
Patents Office are illustrated with Engravings.
and the claims q al the Patents are published
regularly IN It's columns they are issiied, thus
making it a perfect
scientifie and Keel. anical Encyclopedias
OF information upon tie subjects of Mechanical
improvements Chemistry, Enginccring and tl<
ocienees generally 1t Is PUBLISHED weekly in
quarto form, suitable for binding, aud each
volume contains fi0UR HUNDRED & SIXTEEN
PAGES Or READING MATTER, several Hun
dIca Engravings, with 2 fall and complete Index
Us circulation or the last volume exc eded % 600
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the subscription price.
Tic following CASH PRIzEs ere offered by the
Publishers for tie fourteen largest lists Of sub
scrihers sent in b the lst of Jaauafy, 1855.
sl00 viii be given for The largest Inst; SO for the
second s65 for tic third; 500 for the fourth
$50 for the fifth; 81 for the sixth 40 for =,
the seventh; SIS far the aghth $50 for
the ninth; S25 ior the tenth; $40 for the
eleventh; SIS flr the twelfth; $40 for
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The cash viii be paid 10 TIM order Of the sue
cessful competitor Immediately after the first Of
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TEhMS-One copy, one year, 50; ono copy,
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No number Of subscriptions above twenty can
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Cs-Letters shoqld be directed. post paid. to
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and viii advise inventors, without charge, IN re-
gard to the novelty Of their improvements.
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DISSOLUTION.

FEyHE partnership heretofore existing under the
z firm Of Murray, Zahm & Co., has been dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to said firm VIII be required to make immediate
settlement with James Murray, into-lyhose hands
the books have bee, piace1 for collection.
James Murray viii attend at the ofhce Of AZ. D.
Magician, ESQ, in EbcnsbuFg, on the Saturday of
each week, until after the December Court, for the
purpose Of settling with those persons indebted 70
said firm, after which time the accounts viii be
for collection. JAMES MURRAY.
GEO. c. k HAEiM
JOHN MURRAY.
Nov. %, 1854. f4t
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T o f a r II ER S.
a EAFsNg FfbFg SALE.

FE {HE undersigned offers at Public Sale on the
Il 9Th day q December, 1851. in EbensbuTg
Cambria CO., one hundred and sixty acres and
some perches of Land; one hundred acles of
which IS cleared and all under good fence There
is az orchard cf assorted fruit trees, good
dwelling house and barn, with sheds out-houses
on the place. There IS water in almost every
field. About so or 20 acres Of meadow
Gentlemen. the farm IS f9r sale; give Us your
bids.
The farm Is situated about two and a half miles
ncrth-east Of Ebensburg and within about three
and half miles of Loretto, and about seven
miles from tie Penn'a and Portage z. R.-Good
roads legding from every point to the place
TERMs-0ne third Of the purchase money il
hand, and The balance IN three equal annual pay
raents, with approved security.
For further particulars address
JOHN HUMPHREYS.
Srrnuiitville. Nov. Is, '54.
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NOTICE.

CAMBRIA County, S. The Commonwealth Of
tan eiouginoslr decd, and all other persons in
teressed.s
Greeting You are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Judges Of cur 0rpan's Court, at an
Orphans Court to be held at EbensbBrg on the
first Monday Of December next, then and
there to accept or refuse to take the real estate Of
the said Christian Goughnour, decd, situated in
Conemaugh Township, at the appraised valuation
put uponit By an inquest duly awarded by the
said Court, and returned by the Sheriff ON the
Ninth day Of june, 1864, to wit, at three dollars
and seventy five cents per acre.
Witness, the Hon. George Taylor, President Of
said Court, at Ebensburg, the fourth day Of Sep
tember, a. D., 1854.
(nov2) RI. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-11-23
FERsp ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON
FnwaHD R0RTRTs

EDWARD ROBERTS,
FSPECGFULLY announces that he Is now
& 4Ioading his shelves with one Of the best and
largest assortmcnts Of
FALL AID WITTER GOODS,
tia have ever come to Ebonsburg. The assort
nent consists Of every variety of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. PAINTS. HARD
TR4I3E 8 CUTLERY
His selection for the winter season has been very
extensive, embracing every variety and style of
HATS, CAPS, boots AND SHOES,
and every comfort tlat the iuceEaencies of winter
may require.
Very grateful for past patronage, he shall try
70 continue 20 deserve it, and with may years
experience devoted exclusively to catering to the
wants Of his friends he thinks lie cannot fail to
please them.
His store is at the old stand, Corner of High
and Julian Streets. where he viii be happy to
make us best bow, to ED and nesv customers.
EDWAR ROBERTS
Ebensburg. Oct. 10, Is64.-tl