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NEw YoEE, Nov. I.-Fl0ur-wes,ern canal heavy
sales 5000 barrels good Ohio s. so TO So % southern
dulsaes l. coo barrels at ss 80 TO 80 H. Wheat rih,
hgheses 10000 bushels 81 95 for southern red
81 90 to 81 92 for southern white Corn tride higher
sales 1000 bushels MIXED 90 10 slS cents
Whissey--ssles Of Ohio at IS cents
At Philadelphia to-day stocks dull. Flour IS So
Corn IS a 90 cents.
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Health Report.
nrrtcEoF rsR BoARp or HEALTH,
Wasbiuatap Nnyeuh.r ~ I6,l

Wasliiuatnn, November "a, 1854.
nteunents during the OF October Apopery,
asthma, affection brain, bowels cancer
casually, 81 congestion Of bowels consumption,
convurons choea, choea morhus,
cup, general debility disrrHoa, n dropsy cuwors
dyssntry ebsdn Intermittent fever pn-rperai fever
lever typhoid fever, 9; gasiIs, disease
t.uddru ambicai herue., whoopinr cOprh, % hamilton,
IA inanteidc nhrnty, ln-mPsrapcr, 2; jnundicr
safynciis, mania po,u meningitis, old age 81 paralysis.
phrsns,is typhoid pneumonia, 2 birth, schir
suicide, li born, 81 tubes mescnsrica,
not reported.
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Fran yer Orleans.

New OaLEAxs,, Nov. 2I.-Col. John Randolph Grymes,
Of our distinguished lawyers who had been danger
ouy afflicted with paralysis is recovering and there are
hopes that his life win yet be spared.
The westar here continues quite cool We have had con-
siderable frost and ice The fever has almost abated
Persons may now visit the city without fear.
Business il improving. Cotton steady There consider
able money pressure.
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From Cincinnati.

CIcSSArI Nov. 2oMoney matters continue to 'nproTt
here and confidence rapidly gaining strength Exchange
declining and bankers refusing TO buy at
half per cent premium Gold has also declined 10 eand
a-half per cent. premium.
Hogs are fraer Two thousand sold at 50 62 to 81
bb prime lard, deliverable in November and Decem
ber were sold at 81 cents
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pan Sabbsd.

BAtrmoaE Nov. 21.-Lieutenant Charles Egeron, last
night while riding in hack, attacked by Jesse Muir
ply member Of the Empire Club, when Egerton, in self
defence, cut Murphy severely with knife.
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"a Kno,,- Naihinq Nat.c,.at corne.l.

CfSctSNATI Nov. 2l-it Is understood that the know
nothing council here have nominated any
for the presidency win hev recommend any for that
position.
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B.om Hsl,oaakic.

GawAUEIs, Nov. 2D.-The trial OF John Ryeraii, VINO
indicted for alleged participation in the rescue OF the
fugitive slave from the custody of the marshal OF
Michigan in April last occupied the attention of the United
States district Friday and Saturday Judge Muller
presiding. The prisoner convicted.
Nessrs Kneeand Hull brokers, of this city, suspended
payment to-day.
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Ausus %, 1854
hereby given described
United thar department prepared 70 pau
20h day OF NO
portions OF tocks, amounting In the n'esA
and The terms hereinafter ~e"
any contingent compe,ion amount stated
preference given which said ssocN
offered The certificates duly assigned TO the uAra
who amount tnereof mu''
this department; upon the receipt wnsSe"
price paid eompo1ad.d following particulars
The value, specified IN each eertihcae
e o. loan aaihorxed ny ns Acl
July 1885, edeeGabs November i2 1885, Of per cent ON @
stock of The loan authorized by the act Of 1872
cember, Of the loans snnof1ra
redeemabe the former on he S''
Deecbe 3oh Juus 1855 Of per
authorized by the act Of 1862 ana re-
3lst 1854, Commonly cairs nS
indemnify per cent.
interest on the par Of each certificate Isl of Iuy
receipt settlement the Treasury WI" "s
for money owner dsysin,erss
n addition.
United Boston, New foA'
Philadelphia, parties direct
will be entitled the beneht OF hs hoee
which shall actually d a, tbs Treasury on OF
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury
The time during viii be purchased
by ts upon specified hereby extend
ed to 3ist December next, inclusive.
As the transfer books viii be closed December when
the cureu, h. prsre becomes vested
inscribed stock ia addiucn 70 he
United ss"snnen
the soekhoder Where the inter
assigned where payable on the Il" Jan
of Stock not transmitted van '
peum only Cess interest
the redemption LIST january viii bo included WI"
the principal in the settlement
Secretary o Treasury
T1x.:rsr DxrARrsIsr, Nov. Is, 1854
Nov l9-dt3stDec
National Theatre.
GEORGE KUNKEL.., mA"'s
JOHN I, FORD. - i's"'s'
OPEN os MONDAY Evxnso, NovrssKR@ 20,
By the well known
ETHIOPIAN DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Name
KUNEEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TRoUPE,
Comprising
u popular andta talented perforraers,
Embracing
COMEDIANS, voCALTSrs, DANCERS, SC,
Producing, evening of their rtay,
NEW AND PLEASING DRAMATIC SKETCH
In addition to their
nusIc AL rRRrsoaoaxAx roRvRArruRrs
OF LIFE AMONG THE NEGROES OF THE SOUTH.
25 without ladies'. W eenra second and
Nov l7-u
Bank of ,he saearopali.,
Washington November 70, 1884,
@ s s i m s & % ID. s
apart sgivaa iav. and
payable day be paid the day previous
Nov 2l--d1iT
VOU Have Heard Them.-Just published.
Southwark "A spell Of sunhnei ny W. Gilmore SIMS,
History Spanish Domination by Charles Ca
a TAYLOR MAIhf'S
Bookstore, No S3A, sh street
! rHE Consultation Unitcd states; History of
Formation, and Adoption Of the Consfu on oil the
States of principal FraRersi by George
4 Tickuor Curtis volumes; vol. !.
| Natural edition.
C. IhoN N1nri i.n,,nA nAhor1
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Dny--Rev n Sunderland, of the
Church. ~ street. ny be erperI,d 70 deliver
Thursday morning. the 5d inst at II
O'Clock Church and State and her
legitimate the reformation Of The ~aro" Nov ~
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Aw SOTIeEThe undersigned will attend business in the
IL Supreme Court of the United States r. PhlbLlPs'
Nov l-dlmif
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NEw ORLRANs, Nov. 2i.-The Vsriete Theatre to-
tally consumed by fire this morning at three o'clock The
valuable dresses and properties belonging to the Rayel m
w. upon which there insurance, totally de
stroyed The lessee OF the theatre Mr. Thomas Pscde
made narrow escape with his life,
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The Ohio Rirer, d.,

wHErLSo Nov 21-The river has about 80 inches water
in the channel At Psburg the river has commenced fall
ing.
Judge Conrad, mayor Of Pkiaaepha here on business
relating to the Hempfeld railroad
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E..aiaer. Aealih. and Rasiine.s.

| Wes0ne7J kFtHIf. HIt H"sl''tEa-
CHARLEsTos Nov. 2l.The weather is quite cool GOOD
health prevails The fever absted
Business improving bat money We have similar
accounts from Savannah.
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pANCROFTvaasss of Bsncrons History of The Usi,es
"
Ola Redstoae by Joseph Smith, D. n.
The AHsbrisies Hut, by Mrs. soabworth.
Nehrsskss by Edward r.
Isabel caro'too-a personal reucspesfs ke.er Glen.
Meies Chiidhed Fevers
koicters Microscopical Anstomy
Drske on the Principal Diseases (second scriss)
Soyrr's shilling COOKERY; (for the miion.)
90 sale NJ TAYLOR MAURYfs
Oct 20 Bookstore, 9Th IT.
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THE Constttutson q he United states; Hfstory of
Origin Adoption the Constitution oil the
Of the principal Frane by George
ickuorC 2 yGL J..
Iiusrated Natural History; edition.
Harper's Gazetteer OF the World number
Just received TAYLOR MaUhfs
Nov Bookstore, 9Th ST.
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Lady Byron, the poets widow aas purchased the Red
Lodge, Bristol api generously placed il at the dis
pa of Miss Carpenter for the purpose of the eformatory
schools established by her
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VOU Have Heard O Them-Jusi published.
Sou,hward Ho Spell Of smshine by W. Gilmore Sims,
esq.
History of Louisiana-he Spanish Domination by Charles Ca
yarre.
ON safe at TAYLOR MAuRY's
Nov Bookstore, No 1A, near sth street
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IDA Norm.ns by mr. Lincoln ph.lp..

I!Tt Of risssbarx and County Of Ans8ha"y, PENN
" offer gvassnscd bonds
ef the city OF Pibur and Of Ashsay Pennsylvania
rhcsr Connefisvftc
by which they guaranteed.
We confidently rccon@cnd 'hsu capitalists de
n
The exhibit.
uHon, he obtained application
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, h CO.
Bankers and
Ism ls-dAcpn
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4 DH RENT The residence 0f the late Gen Tou-on sud
18th Both house
order Gas and furnace hss, carried throughout the
getr with hot and coio bath, Kitchen
buffers pantry The hosse be had partially furnished
Enquire on the premises from 10 rii =
Oct tT-ImifT urhSuut
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in Detroit has been fined $50 and Jail for
sixty days having whipped his wife the second night after
mar
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JARGE sHP.-The London Builder says bare
statement Of the dimensions of the large ship which Mr.
Scott Russell is just building scarcely conveys no.
ton to the majority Of minds Of its vast size capacity and
cost An ingenious friend of 5uFs Ar Gould has lo''eo
down points of comparison between the ship and
Tsyistock square and these make the idea much
clearer He points out that Tavstoc square consists Of
So houses and that there IS houses side of 20
feet frontage, 45O feet II would require from the
other side or 225 feet to make the length of the large ship
The daily union., 1854-11-22

A gentleman Ia South brooklyn mas been presented by
Mrs Eowden Clarke with the veritabs jug that Shaks-
peare aforetime owned
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As TO the free-love doctorings said Mrs Partingon,
with face benevolent thanksgiving dinner ]
don't know much about EN-, but il seems to they needn't
much fear where any love exists at all Where hearts
beat responsible u each other and where they mou
dered together by early love and plenty ofchdrc depend
il free-love doctorings do EN- any HARM The
old lady stopped here like a Chelsea ferry boat at the
drop and stirred her slowly looking vacantly the
picture of the corporal that model Of military political
and conugal constancy while Ike tested the cats ernu-
taory powers by filing hef with pulverzed bread
crumbs
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DxrASrxxsT,

[star. News, and Organ.
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VIM. NJ. Merrick,

lust received barrels eastern apples, such a
Greepipgs, Rusets, order,
families hosrding hotel win
il their advantage give a call.
yellow onions in barrels
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes.
j. DOUGLAS a CO..
Nov 2i--eO2~ Feed Store, "a street, Pa.
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Bank Of Metropolis,
Washingon, November 10, 1854
compliance with the of The city anihooes hs
Thursday the 2d Instant ihe day SCI
thai all notes due and
payable day paid the day previous.
Nov 2l--dJtif
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NAnhOn... @o91oO
Gun-crrages ammunition, and baggage-uagons 1es4i6
Powder ........... ...........s........-. 64s 500
The remainder composed Of multitude OF objects too
aaIaerou bat u u 10 be remarked that
the above enumeration is not included the marine art
sy' weighing 8,52o kilogrammes or s,035 klogrammes
aeh gun according to whether they 30 or 3opouud
"a Although sebastopol is far from being regularly for
unea on the land side the works numerous and the
uhon Of large cabre snd the Russian feet defends the
nparts Nearly l5eo guns opposed 70 those q tbs
Lhes-S Eumoer iar exoeeding the ordinary vaoncien-
"a IN 1923, sustained siege 45 days with lT5
DAn'ne IN 1913, had 500 cannon and yielded through
Anne at the end Of los days Ciudad Rodrigo with sc
guns was not taken for n days
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THANKsarvtSo pAy.-There viii be market at ahc Old
Marsh or Centre, morning bat citizens
obtain supplies this afternoon Our country friends
and butchers understand the arrangement and they will
probably attend the market with abundant supplies this a
ternOon.
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Banjo Es.The bill from the common council appropria-
ting 900 for the rebuilding Of bridges and
streets considered and passed Monday evening in
the board Of aldermen bill also passed, from the
same board appropratng $500 for the bridge the Ii
ber street bill also passed approprating Slo0
for a bridge across the canal Virginia avenue
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EOR KENT OR sALE.--The four.ory brick house
4, The good
cellars the viii be low Possession
Jas. C.. MCGUIRE,
Oct ga-a Aucnoneer
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I. young lady, who donned the breeches in order to
further her design of escaping from her parents taken
into custody yesterday morning by officer Miller of the
fifth ward and handed her brother She belonged
to New Jersey, and was her way California
Tahttadsiphia Ledge.
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The National Hotel

IyOR RENT.--The house at present occn
L Of War, on lsth street, near the corner Of
sion gwen on the LIST OF December.
Rent 81 100 per annum- The main euiidlF
eight OF which are of large size, fourteen feet
cipai stories.
perfectly dry cellars under the entire building
throughout. The premises will not bs ren,ed
Inquire Of d. w. Held, corner OF and l4ih 81
Nov ll-dtf
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British papers having made fuss concerning the phrase
ye{staqt de traid, au contained in the Emperors
of coincidence TO Madame ST. Armand the Mone explains
that there intention OF imputing "tmid counsels-
the English but the writer simply intended
the energy Of the dead marshal with the difference of op
ion entertained by other French officers The phrase
has given occasion for long editorials in the wordy col
of London Journals.
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rHOs. MILLER, N. D.,
President.
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ItST RECEIVED, schooner Pu~itns, two hun~
y dred and nine tons Wsnbam Lake ice
l.. J. MIDDLETON,
Once south aide p, I9sh street.
Nov i6 Depot corner 26,h and streets west,
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THE kUSKELs.-The weather nnfayorable last eve
ming pedestrians who wished to visit the theatre Hut
such the popularity OF tho knnkes th. ~ Of the rain
they patrons Company performed with
good taste the audience appauded them
most rapsurous There viii be another entertainment this
evening.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
DEMOCRAT & sgNHIN,I!sT!j,
The Reciprocity Treaty.

Attorney General Drummond, of Canada,
is in Washington, endeavoring to get the ad-
ministration to put the Reciprocity Treaty
Immediately into effect, as between us and
Canada, without waiting the action of the
other Provinces. The President and Cabinet,
it is said, have considered the subject and
will decide that they have no power to carry
out reciprocity until all the Provinces, except
Newfoundland, have acquiesced in its provi-
sions by specific legislation. The Washington
Union publishes the opinion of Attorney Ge-
neral Cushing on the reciprocity treaty 1t is
four columns in length The substance of the
decision is that the President cannot issue his
proclamation until he has received satisfacto-
ry evidence of the enactment by the imperial
parliament and by the Provincial Parliament
of all four of the British Provinces of Canada,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince
Edwards Island. of special laws, to give full
effect to the treaty, according to the terms of
the act of Congress
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
The Small Bill Law.

This law went into effect on Monday, and
it has created much trouble 1t is hard to
say when it will cease. The Dayton Journal
of Tuesday says;
On the Cincinnati Railway there was a
good deal of trouble. The doors of the cars
were locked, and passengers were required to
procure tickets before they were admitted
All who had Ohio money could get tickets,
and those who were not thus provided, had
to ''wait for the next train" This seemed to
be the only plan to avoid difficulty in the cars
but with all the care that was taken to carry
it into effect, one passenger was rejected from
the morning train up, because he had nothing
but Indiana paper in his wallet The Rail
way Directors consider that under the law
they are liable to lose their charter if they re-
ceive or pay out the small notes of other
States, once they are very ligid in their in
structions to their employers.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
LEVY & Co.
THE GREAT REMEDY,

A BOUT which so much has been said and
IA published, is among u.s. Who has not heard
of the MEXICA MUSTANG LINIMENT 3
Many millions Of bottles have been sold and used
to cure Rheumatism Ulcers, Sores Bruises, sprains,
Rng-worm, Feens, Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore PIN
pies, and Caked Breasts, Cancers, Itah, Corns on
the Toes, Sore Eyes, Ear-a ache, Pimples, Swollen
Joints or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or Scald Head,
Numb Palsy, Aunions or Frosted Feet, Warts or
any other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy, And it has alwas been success
full. Ii is equally good in healing Wounds,
Scratches, Saddle Harness Galds any s5prain,
Soreness or Stiffness And it is warranted 70 cure
SPAWN, Ringbone, Splint or Poll Evil in Horses
G3- The Imminent is put up in three sizes, and
retaiis at % cts, so cts, and 81. The large bot
tie contains much more Linirnent in proportion
to the price, and are therefore cheapest.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Every store should be supplied with this valu-
able LINIMENT, as it pays good profit and
sells rapidly.
G.. W. WESTBROOK.
Successor to A. G. Bragg & Co.,) Originator and
sole Proprietor.
Principal Offices. 8o4 BrOadway. New York,
and corner Sd and Market street; ST. Louis, Mis-
souri. July 20, 1854.
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THE mMII.LEN HOUSE.

The undersigned respectfully. informs his friends
and the public, that he has leased them MllLEN
HOUSE. on Clinton Street, Johnstown, Pa,
which is now open for the accommodation OF
Boarlers and visitors At heavy expense, he
has had the House thoroughly renovated from the
garret to tie cellar. The rooms are well ventilat-
ell and furnished in a Superior style. The new
arrangements made to the House viii add much
to the accommodation and comfort of guests
The Bar will be furnished with the choicest
wines and liquors and the table provided with
every luxury of the season.
The natural beauty and health Of Johnstown
are unequaed in the Union, and, as a Summer
Retreat its attractions are unparalleled. The
climate and the scenery of this mountain rec. .on
with the Accommodations to be met VII - the
M'Millen House, renders it one Of tie most de
lightful and pleasant stopping places in the state
0o-Persons desirous o. eG.gaging Boarding and
rooms, will do well 20 apply soon.
JAMES DOWNEl.
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Nes. Cabinet ware Rooms.

EAMES s. TODD, informs the citizens Of Eb
e9 ensburg, and the public generally, that h
has opened an extensive and varied assortment Q
CABINET WARE in Mr.. Robert Davis new
building, Main street. nearly opposite the ''Mall-
sion House" where he viii be happy 20 have
them call and examine his
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY AND
OTHER VARIETIES OF FURNITURE,
consisting in part of Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, Bed
steaJls, Secretaries, Stands, &c, &c.
lie viii have constantly on hand an excellent
he viii sell lower than ever before offered IN this
place
Every article offered viii be made in the most
workmanlilye manner, Of the best materials; and
REPAIRING Of all kinds will hepromptly at
tended to- His terms are CASH, and being de
termined TO sell low, and keep none but good ar
ticles, he hopes to receive the patronage Of dis
eliminating public.
Fbcr1shI,rc July 90, 1853.
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MCPHERSON MOUSE.

JEFFERSON, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENN.
FEyHE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
a his friends and the travelling public,~shat he
has leased the Jefferson House, and having mad,
much Improvement in its interirr, he feels conf
dent that he viii thereby be enabled to render
comfort and satisfaction to all vino favor him with
their patronage. -.
His fast and superior NAIL LINE OF SIA-
PES viii always be in readiness TO convey passeh-
gers 10 and from the
PENN'A. RAILROAD STATIONS
to his home and also leaving direct after the ar
rival of the trains by good Plank Road to Ebcns-
burg.
gs- He will ever be happy TO accommodate ms
old friends and acquaintance that Will iayor liii
with a call janis d. HAMILTON,
Jefferson, April 90, 1854
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
ssANKENG HOUSE.

CT BELL, SMITH & co.
ON Main street, in part of the $ Cambria
W House, building. in the borough of Johns
town. Cambria County. Penn, at which general
Banking business is contemplated to be done.
Drafts on Philadelphia Pittsburg, &C. &c, al
ways for sale. Collecting made at principal points
in the United States.
Money received on Deposit, payable on de
mand without interest also, for 5, 6, and y
months, payable with reasonable rates oi interest
MEMBERS OF FIRM.
S. II. SMITH, of Johnstown, Ia.
J. NJ. BELL of Holidaysburg, Pa.
r. B. JOHNSTON, "
WIN. JACK, Of
WIN. NJ LLOYD, of g
.Jolnstown, Pa, July l6, 1854.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
Join MORGAN
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

EeY virtue Of an order of the Ophan's Court Of
a Cambria county, and to us directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, en- the premises,
ON MONDAY. the 30th October next, at 10 ELK,
p. n, the fll)wing described Real Estate, VIZ:
4 Tavern House and two lots of ground, store
room and two shops, one thereof occupied as a
sadller shop and the other as a printing Office in
the Borough of Ebensburg fronting ON High street.
The store room and two shops aforesaid being
built on part of the two lots above described on
which tie Tavern II puse is also erected. Also
four acres OF Land. situated in Cambria township
adjoining llnd Of David Evans, on the north,
Daniel d. Evans. on the east, AMI Horner street
on the S,uth. Also, about 10 acres Of land in
Cambria township, adjoining lands Of VIM. Davis,
east Edward Shoemaker the north, and the
Clay Pike leading from Ebensburg TO Indiana on
the south, Lite the property of Chas. Ltzinger,
decd
TEEMs OF SALr-Onc third. Of the purchase
money to he paid on confirmation Of the sale and
the residue in two equal, annual payulents there
after. with interest; to be secured l,y the bonds
AMI mortgages Of the purchaser.
MARY ANN I1TZINGER.
WILLIAM LITZINCER.
Oct. D. "a. Gtll Adm Illustrators.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
Uew Printing Press.

Mr. Stephen Brown, of Syracuse, has in
vented an ingenious press for printing four
different colors simultaneously. The Syracuse
Journal says that the mixing apparatus and
the principles of the machine are so arranged
that four different colors can be printed at one
impressions an hour. And not only can diffe-
rent lines be printed in various columns, but
so perfect is the invention, that one letter may
be printed in two, three or four colors or lie
printed in one color and shaded by another,
all with the same impression. 1t viii le
found invaluable to printers, if proved to be
what 1T is represented.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
TAILORING.

TESHE undersigned informs his customers that
IL the firm of Beynon & Johnston, is dissolved
by mutual consent, and that the subscriber still
continues the business in the room recently occu-
pied by the old firm, where he viii be happy to
see his former patrons and as many new ones as
please to call. He receives regularly from New
York and Philadelphia, the latest fashions and
cannot be beat either in the shape or fit of Goats.
Pants or Vests, by any other Tailor in the coun-
try. lie respectfully asks the public TO give him
a call, and confident Lis work will recommend
itself.
G5- All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change for work. LEWIS BEYNON.
April 20. 1S52-tf.