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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11
The LATEST Arrival Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
CARR, SMITH & co.

Are receiving their usual assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods, which have been
Sought no matter how or where, and will
be sold lower than was ever heard tell Of in
this town before. 1t being The las, purchase
Of The p,esen, Firm, the Goods are bound to
he closed ont, so all that are in search Of
cheap and desirable styles Of Goods will do
wee 10 examine the stock before purchasing.
Come and see us! No charge for showing
yuu pretty French aud Thihet Merinoes,
Psraure,tss. all-wocl Persian Delaiues, new
style, plaid Dress Gnods, al.woul second
mourning Delaines, Alpaccas, Coburg Cloths,
Cashmeres, Sontag Cuffs, zephyr Worsted
Goods in great variety, Dress Trimmings,
Bonnie, Ribbons, together with the usual
variety kept, such as
Boots, Shoes, Fats, Gaps, Bonnets, &C.
Also. HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
and Glassware,
MOlasscs, Sugars, Cofre, Spices,
Paints, Oils and Dye Ss.lGs:
and we would not forget 10 mention that our
Teas and Tobacco are worthy OF Your
notice. Don't forget the
New York Cheap Iariety Store.
November u, 1858.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11
10000 AGENTS WANTED.

n Agent is wanted in every toun and county
in The United States, to sell the most popular and
saleable books ever published, including several
new works with finely eOlorea plates, also The
works Of T. S. Art ur, including Arthur'S Cot
tage Library 10, 10 copies Of these popular So
res OF books, lavc been sold in the last 3months
The largest commission paid to enscrpriSing and
industrious men, who can now have an o7portu.
nifty for doing pleasant and profitable business
seldom offered.
Each Agen, has exclusive control Of the sale
of our publications for the towa or county he may
agree to canvass. For particulars apply person.
ally, or address (post paid. n,,..,
J.'W. BRADLEY, Pubhshtr,
No. IS North 4th street, Philadelphia
October %, 1853. sl96
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11
W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Iill Stone,
.lYilL Furnishing,


AND
Steam Engine Establishment,
$40, 3e1, 1923, Liberty Street,
Opposite Smithfeld street,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made to order. Boilers Tor
Engines made to order on short notice. french
Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock, Of my own
manufacture, warranted best quality, always on
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill AiillstonGs
always on hand. Mill Spindles, mill Irons, mill
& Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen Wire, Corn
and Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Proof Slaves, Leath-
or Betting always on hand. "a.
Lull,s Patent French burr Smut Machihes,a
superor article, used in over 500 of the best mills
in the West. They run light, clean well and last,
and will las, life time. When they become dull
the edge can be renewed by cracking the Burr.
We annex certificate from ono OF the largest
Touring mills in the West, and for further par
ticulars refer to our hand bills. 80.
PITTSBURGH, juno u, leo..
w. W. Wallace, Esq.-Dear sir-Wc have
now in use in our mill two Of your Burr Smut
machines; they work to our entire satisfaction,
and they are durable, not liable TO get out OF
order, and We consider them the best machines
new IN usc. WILMARTll& NOBLE.
Al orders promptly attended to. ,or
3lo Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11
Morgantown Book Store
T.. w. TOWER & co.

KEEP constantly on hand, for sale at East
IN crn prices, large stock of Misceliune-
Gus Books; including Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Medical, Law and Schoo. Books in great
variety; also Blank Books, Letter Paper, Cap
Paper, Wrapping paper, Steel Pens, Ink & Ink
stands, &c.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11
Let the People know

THAT E. W. TOWER & Co. keop con.
Naniiy on hand tho largest and bcs, nsSOr,.
ment OF School, Theological, Miscellaneous.
aud Blank Books, ever seen in This grctioa az
country. Can and see us Gnd Wv .gi! b F.,s
10 buy. They have jus, become
Agents for The American BibicSactety,
And have on hand a complete ss.o,,u,es, Of
their cheap and bcau;fa! family Diblqs, 10
Sell to The Rich and give TO The Poor!
They have, also, my quantity Of Druec.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, varniahes,
Dlacking, Lemon Syrup, Fancy
Soaps, Soap Powder, Ink,
Paintand VaraiEh Brush.
GO, &C., ae.
Also, the largest, cheapest and best stock Of
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
ia the uaskct--Wh olesac and Retail.
Al! who ~ish to purchase either alarge' or
small lot Of =.
Groceries,
will do well to call and examine thei, unequal.
led assortment. Primo n. @. Sugar q. from 5,
to6 cents, by the hogshead, barrel or single
pound. E.W. TOWER eco,
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va.
June IS, 1858.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11

ALSUI
A good assortment of N. 0. prime
Sugar and Molasses, Coffee, Tea, Pepper, Al
spice, Rice, Ginger, Chocolate, Bakers Bro
ma, Window Glass, White Lead, Linseed OIL,
Copal, black and Japan Varnish, Pure isabella
Wine for Communion purposes Drugs, Patent
Medicines, &c. &c. II march 10, 1858.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11
W. W. WALLACE,
pITTsB UGH
Steam Marble Works,

wi ONUMESTS, T0MBs, CRAVE
STONES, &c. manufactured by steam.
Also MARBLE MANTLES-a
large stock Of tho most beautiful kinds, made
of Tho finest quality of foreign and domestic
marble, always on hand and manufactured to
order by machinery, at SIS to ovoi 100 each:
Block aud Slab Marble always on
hand. pu,chasrrs are invited to call and exam
inc stock and prices ut 3lg,3al and 1913 Lib.
er,y street, Pittsburgh, Pa. May I'll
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-02-11

VIRGINIA, to wit:--Ai Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the circu, corr! OF the
county Of Preston, OH the first Monday in
December, 1853:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
The War in the Crimea.


War is assuming stern and horribleifte2ai-
ity in the East, and, in its general phase, ap-
pears to be against the allied powers The
governments Of France and England. by the
powerful reinforcemenls which they are dis
patching to the scene of action. indicate the
consciousness of the peril in which the flower
of their armies is placed. The obstacles pre-
scented by Sebastopol are much greater than
could have been anticipated and the fight
which the Czar is making in the Crimea is
of the most desperate character. England
and France have embarked in contest, the
end of which is beyond the ken Of their wisest
statesmen to fatllsm. They would, doubtless,
be glad to back out if it were possible; but
F. they, are in for it. and must now go ahead.-
1t behooves Louis Napoleon to look ont, or
Russia will be the grave of another French
army. and the disastrous campaign of 1872 be
re-enacted Russia has never yet been con-
.quered on her own soil Pultowa, in 1903,
and Moscow, in 1872, suggest unpleasant
"reminiscences to the allies. The end is not
yet.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
Arrest Of Kidnappers in Kentucky.

Great Excitement ard lnpostoat DISCLOSURES
s 1t has been discovered that gang of vi
iains has been organized for some time in
Kentucky, who obtain their livelihood by stea-
ling free negroes in Ohio, and selling them
into slavery. A letter from Maysville, Ken
fuekv. to the Frankfort Yeomans says: -.
annmn aiming IF free negroes in Ohio, and de-
,,,d;no our slaves from their masters, to re-
cantnTe and sell then,sis an established pro-
fsssion of a. a.gang localed upon the borders OF
the Ohio. combining with negro traders in, the
interior of this State. thereby boldly conduc-
ting yillainous system of piracy, heretofore
unknown in the annals of crime IN Kentucky.
On Friday morning this community was
apprised of the fact through the agency OF col
ored persons, that a free negro girl was forci-
bly taken from Ohio, and broughtto Kentucky
Suspicion or the statements of the negroes,
(Which is not evidence in Kentucky. proved
that Lewis, Allen and Henry Young, of this
county. were the indiyitgais IN whose pesses-
sion the girlwas found. 80 70 -
Arrests were made, our best and pronlinent
citizens turning out to capture the negroes,
Lewis and Allen Young We're forcibly taken
by the people from prison and delivered to
the authoritiesl OF Ohio, where they will be
disposed of as the aggravating merits of this
case deservs.S HcnrySY oungs is detained for
trial ON this side Thus this suffering COM
f,iunity is to. be rid of three brothers, whose
bold career of crime was a terror to the place
and safety Of the, public, a.s ia
Lewis and Henry Young openly boast Of
their determination to bnrn the city. They
confess it to be their livelihood to steal free
negro, ! or decov our slaves and sell them to
negro traders The city council met On Mon
day morning, and ordered meeting of the
people to protect their rights and property
for within five days thecity had been fired in
various portions of the town, and the alarm
bell ropes cut; in the meantime seven or eight
of our slaves were missing. The town meet
ing called by the council was presided over by
the Mayor, resolutions were adopted and com
mittees of vigilance appointed, Startling dis
closures have been made regarding the late
terrible powder explosions, with other acts oi
violence, known in the character of nnhappy
events in Maysgille Y. Herald. assss
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
From Mexico.
AcApULco. a

AcApULco, Mexico,) Oct. %, 1851.
The news received from the city of Mexico
per Judge Rose, bearer of dispatches, who
was detained twelve days in Chilpancingo by
the government troops, is that owing to de-
menstration made on the 10th Sept, by the
people against the present administration,
and which the soldiers were unable to sup
press. together with the victories on the Rio
Grande, of the Alvarez party. His Serene
Highness Santa Anna removed with strong
force to Tukabnya That his seven millions
are nearly exhausted, and his own troops Will
revolt, the moment he stops payment The
spirit of revolution has spread throughout the
entire Republic, and it is currently reported
: that Santa Anna cannot hold out sixty days
longer His Serene Highness has quarreled
with the whole foreign diplomatic corpse and
has made application for the recaH fthe Brit
ash Hinister sNsats ~
g.R In Ouerero things are going on prosperous
-iy and although price has been set on Alya-
rez's head, having seen him a few DAYS ago,
was much surprised to find him in such ex-
scellent health and spirits He says he is de-
termined upon his independeney-th adopt
ing of a new and liberal constitution and laws
similar to the United States---separatin
uhu Atstec 9tDl1fd5lOn
having good and wholesome laws1-and
permitting every man to worship God accor-
ding to the dictates of his own conscience x
Alvarez is liberal, patriotic, and withal a
Denocrm ofthe .'Jeffersonian school, and
it is great loss for this country that there
are not host of AlEarez's
will add that courier has this moment
arrived. bringing news of an engagement at a
place called Cucuas, between the limits Of the
States of Guerrero and Michocean The Al
varez force was under the command of Gen.
Talgaro, who put to fight the Santa Anna
force, under the command of Gen. Aldrade,
killing 300, among whom were Gen. Knitana,
and his Aid Many were wounded, and 9
number taken prisoners The Alvarez los.
was trifiing- When the Government troops
were retreating, they shouted s'Viya el Sur J
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
BLACKsSlITalING.

tREE subscriber would respectfully inform his
j old as well as his new customers that he sill
continues toearry on at his old stand in Loretto
Borough-the shop formerly occupied by August
Walters. He has now every facility for dopa
work cheap and on the most improved plan. He
vii mrns out from his shop, -. 60,
Wagons, Baggiss, Sleigls, DC,
from the WOOD WORK to- the IRONING.
: Ii the work will not compete with any manu-
iastrred N the County Of CanbriaI viii give Il
.,ss one Anlf Of jts original cost. defy eompe-
.sAl All kinds Of Country produce taken ia ex-
ase.. - sss.5 JOHN a. BITC q
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
DrSs;oLUTTdv.

NyIIE pa-tnerslif, hef fetofore sx,s sngSundcr the
Il firm Of Murray, zslln & Co..ams born dis
solved by mutual consent Al persons inaebted
to said finn will be required to make insnedste
settlement with James Murray, into whose hands
the books have been placed for collection.
James Murray viii attend at the oiliea of IL D.
Magellan, Esq, in Ebcnshtug, on the Saturday Of
each week. until after the December Court, FOR the
purpose ofsstsfng with those spersops indebted to
said firm, after which tine the accounts vii be
placed IN The hands of David II, Roberts, Esq
for collection. JAMES BiClsRfsY
se ~ GEO. G. * ZaRM
JOHN MURRAY.
Nov. 90. 1854. T4t-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
GLEASONyS PICTORIAL

tIQ4b sIi2A4s 4CoJ.
M.L BALLoU, who has edited the g pictorial''
from the commencement, having bought out the
late proprietor, Mr. f. Gleason, will conduct this
popular and widely circulated paper on his own
account. The new volume viii be radically inn
proved il every respect, and viii be published on
liner paper than ever before, which quality will
Discontinued heneeforth without change. Many
new and popular features viii at once be intro
duced and the literary department will present
an array of talent and interest," beyond anything
it has before attempted. The illustrations viii
be finer, and by better artists than have before
been engaged upon tue paper, and altogether Che
publication viii be vastly improved and beaut-
fed.
Arrangements have been made for representing
during the year views of thalnost notable build
ings aud localities throughout the United States,
as weii7as giving Hkepesses of the most pronin-
ent characters, male and female, of artists and
men1of genius, such as have by their own indus
try and skill made for Themselves fortune and a
name. In addition to these, various notable
European scenes and occurrences will also be Civ
=, = rom week to week, forming brilliant llustrat
q, Invariably in Advance:
- .ssipserieer, one year. So 00
=, Fsnossliperss 10 90
JrAny person sending sixteen subscribers IT
the last rate. VIII receive the seyentaentg eony
N. NJ. BALLoU, P,s5lishey and r,o,,y.;,,,,o,,.a .,,,,a
Iae l.2raef Of fremont and Bronfeld Streets.
Boston. Mass szAsl'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
Public sale of yalsnbie E.ropert,

THE subscriber will sell at public sale in Sum
merhill Township, Cambria County, on
Wednesday, the 2Sh etqyQf february, neat
the following Described property, to wit:
The private residence in which the subscriber
now resides, with 20 acres of choice land, about
40 of which is cleared and in good state of cul-
tivation; the Central and Forage R. Roads run
within rod or two Of the property. T
ALSO-One half nlile off the above described
property viii -be-seld % acres Of land containing
exeelIent rail and otFser timber. 81 81 - 4s8
AISO-Eleyen hundred acres in Conemaugh
Township, with a good SAW MILL, in running
order, with che advantage of the Central II. r.
running through the property, and having abun-
dance of Coal and Iron ore. the veins ranging
from two,and half to. three feet.
All the above lands are well tinbered with
Cherry, Poplar, &c. - ,
nqv8o $. GEO. MURRAY. .
G5-ss Union. Pittshnrg, eUnion," Harrisburg,
'sstardard," Hoihdaysburg, copy, and charge
to this office, sa ss8 5sc
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07

YORK no ptsEtss;i. .js has Just received
from the eastern cities large and splendid
lot Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c, which
for cheapness ard quality cannot pe excellsi1 IN
fs4is section Of country. .AJ -l yF
ColuTsh Cl5ths; Delainea. A Iaca, Silks, and n
superior lot Of Sack Fnnsls also, Flaindls for
shirtings, &c.-A So Hats and Caps for men and
boys Of the latest stvles.-Furs and Boniietz of
all patterns; Boots and Shoes OF al sizes and qua
litics ~ ns11 p efif - 'izreeL sil
Groceries and Confecfionaries. such as Sugars,
Teas spices. moiasses and lake trout fish--ali Of
which win be suld for the ready cash or country
produce. ,-21 .N@ET EsE EE x
Gentlemen and Ladies ARG requested to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as lie Is dcterIiR 10
sell lower than the lowest. s.. sep2S'54
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
GALAITzlE. oanlbria. Co. Pa.

a. Nogenber u, 1854 {
GLED PROPOSALS viii be received for the
chrr enter work of one three and one two
stoiaane house, TO be built on the lan'ls form
rilned hy Wm Gibbons, decd The Houses
to b By 20 feet. The Proposals viii he re
ceijlntil the lst Of january next, by Wrn
HuPenn'a Tunnel, Gaiiitzin, Cambria county
Th}ns and specifications can }ae seea BY call
inethe above mentioned ". Hurd. The con-
ralor Contraetorsaw .lsas rsqHirssd. tn ss;ve
sec les to the filll amount Of the contract. ana
sulIto the decision of f. III. Gibbons. ~. E
IiO At WM. d. uURD.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
STRAY COW.

ElkE into tile improved and enclosed lands
-kbf the subscriber. in GleayfieId Township.
Cal, County. about the 18th day of NoveiIi-
beb4, a white COW, with l,rindle sides, sup
pob be 5 or six years old. The owner Is re-
quite come forward, prove property, pay
ehj and take her away; otherwise She viii be
di]l Of according to.law. % 's9et ss = r
8 aaftfsfisE MATTddEsYsiT0RY.
lnlber I3. 1854 4.5I.,r st18 .efss nov30 at
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How TO. make Money.

mo PERSONS OUT OF, ENVIRONMENTS -
Persons wishing to engage in a light and at
the same eisne exeeesingly pretitat'e business,
which requires merely aneninal capital, VIII re-
ceive the necessary articles by mail, receipt ot
a postpaid letter containing enc dollar directed
to JOHN l. JACOBS, Box 90, Holhaaysburg,
Pa The subscriber isswell aware that numerous
hurnbugs and swipdlers have resorted to this
method to fleece the community, but he Suarall7
tees success, Should any persons purchase this
method. give il fair trial, and not realize FROM
three to five dollars profit a day, the money and
an reasonable expen 5os wiil be refnndea- n5-No
letters viii reccye attention unless postpaid, and
having a dollar enclosed. . decI,3t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
To TEEE PUBaaa!

TO TEEEs PUzSE1Ea!
Nd ichard Trotter would beg leave to say to his
q T. friends and the travelling Public generally,
that he has leased Georges Laurel Rim Exchange
at the foot Of Plane No. 4.as He will spare no
pains or xpense to make comfortable those who
pafronze his house, his table viii at,all times be
furnished with the best that the market can al,
ford and his bar with carefully selected liquors and
wines.
TIopi1,s to receive a liberal share of Patronage.
he remains the publics obedient servant
= 9lass sissag RICHARD TROTTIsR.
He,nleek, Oct .. 's4 sseT aTlyl
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS & MANUFACTURERS /!
S5sO..EE CASH PRsCEs...S5zo.
Volume 10 Of tie
:aSCIEN aAMERICAN0


S55O...EE CASH PRsCEs...S5z0
Volume 10 Of the
;aSCIEN eANiERICAN'
Commences on the 10th Of Of September 1t is
chiefly devoted to the advancement. ofrthei IN
terests of MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANI
FACTURERS and FARMERS, and is editei by
men practically skilled in the art and scieIices-
Probably no other journal of tire same character
is SO extensively circulated, or so generally
esteemed for its practical Sfilty AeaIiy all the
VALUABLE PATENTS which issue weekly from the
Patents Office are iilustrated with EngraSines,
and the claims .f ali tie Patents are published
regularly IN It's columns as they arc Issued, thus
making Il perfect
4 seientiac and sTeehanicaI Encyclopedias
4 OF information upon the subjects of Mechanical
improvements. Chemistry Engineering and the
Sciences generally. IL is Published .weeldy IN
4 quarto form, suitable for binding, ahG. each
vcluIne contains FOUR HUNDRED S-SlXTEEN
/ PAGES OF READING BIATIEIi, several bun
/ dred EngTavings, with fun and complies index
DISCRIMINATION on the last volume exceeded =, goo
II copies per week and te practical receipts in one
volume are worth 20 any family aiicii more than
n the subscrpu9n price, -
The following CAsG rEIzEs are offered by the
II p,blishe,s Tor the foustecn largest lists Of sub
Il scribcrs sent in ly the 7st Of january, 1851
q 800 win be given for the largest list; s75for the
secoI.a; Ss5 Cor the thirl; SO for The foAEth;
IL $50 for the NTH; Ss5 TOT tne sixth; Sao ,ur
the seventh Ss5afor the eigha, $50 for
the ninth; S25 for the tenth; $40 iagfhs
eleventh; Sl5 for The twclitA; SIC fot
the thirteenth and S. for the fourteenth.
The cash viii be paid 70 a4E order Of thc sue
cessfal competitor Immediately after the first Of
January. 1865.
II TERMS-One copy, ere year. So one copy
six months, 81 FIVE copies, six nl,aiths, 81; ten
copies. six months Ss; ten copies. twetvelnonts,
SIS; fifteen copies, twelve months. So twenty
copies. twelve ineaihs, $2S. III adsaace-
Ne nuTnber Of subscriptions apoNe twenty can
be taken at less than 81 40 each, Names can be
sent in 40 different times, and from dacTent Post
? 0fiices- southern and Western money taken ior
Subscriptions. -h-
IL nz-Ilcttcrs should be directed. post paid. to-
I MuNlE a &C. 126 fulton Street 81. Y
p7=a4cssTs. 5iuSx & Co: are extensively en-
: paaed IN procuring patents for new inventions
and viii advise inventors, without chassc, in re
. card 70 the novelty ef their improvements
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07

q chemistry. DR.. B. NJ. GILDEA, of Harris
EI burg, having purchased the stock and good
viii of DR. Bedford of tins place in the Dentistry
business win continue to carry it on in all lis
rious branches in the room now occupied by him.
Having had long experience in the business he
feels himself abe to accommodate, and do all
things in his line to the entire satisfaction Of
toners.
eheerfully endorse the above. and recommend
him to all my old friends as gentleman of qua
lifications, and to new ones wel calculated for
his business,
sep2I. .3m SAM7L BELFORD.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
D lie D..

In the Borough Of Holidaysburg. on the Cd
INST INST. Hoillday heynolds, aged As years, onths
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
&c a CARD.

EhR. CALVIN 81. FITCH, Of y. y. worl6
EB announea that he has n,adc arrangements
to extend his stay in Pittsburg III Monday, Dec
lsth-during which tines be may he c'i.sliited
daily, at lis rooms. at the t5l't HoiEI, f'r
Female Complaints. ard an other diseases o,n-
nettea 1sith a p1edisposing to- Coiisumpsin. 'It
those who have previously coiSsnlted Dr. Fitch,
nc charge for examination or advice VII be made
sit affords rs pleasure To see Cur forney patients;
and all consulting DIR. Fitch an tie Present oc-
e,lsion, may continue to correspond with him in
New York, without further expense. p
Office hours-,sine 10 FIVE O'Clock, daily, Sab
bath excepted nov7eySt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
LATER FRoN VEEEIEAsT,

TEyHE, undersigned would respectfully inform
u his numerous customers, that he has receiy-
eda large assortfnent Of
Rl3ADY MADE CLOTHING
from the well known establishment of NJ NJ.
Clees., 1t is nseGleSs TO praise the clothing made
from me. can bear testimony IS to teqdality and
fit of the garments. 1t is not necessary to entnn-
crate the different articles of clothns.-l have
every article that can be mentioned IN the cloth
ing line ~ JOHN DOUGHERTY.
Ebensburg, November %, 1854.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-07
TAKE NOTICE.

r. L. JOHNSTON. a. C. MULIrN.
j torneys at Law. Office opposite the Court
House, Ebensburg, Pa
Nov. 90, 1854. Fly.