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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-21

FEyHE subscriber offers for sale his Tannery and
II Farm, nine miles from Johnstown, in Somer-
set county. 1t lies on Stoney Creek, and is one
Of the most eligible sites for Tannery in the
country. The establishment is quite new, with
all the modern improvements in this branch OF
business. Tie stream is a never failing one, with
a fall of II feet, and the choicest bark aboundi
IN the neghborhood. which can be purchased at
S3 per cord, payable in merchandise. The land
contains two hundred acres and is capable of be-
ing highly cultivated.
1t Is rare opportunity for any one wishing to
engage IN the tanning business, and will be dis
posed OF on most reasonable terms
Apply to the undersigned on the premises or TO
Geo. z. Luckhardt. in Johusiown.
CHARLES VAN LUENEN.
October 81, 1855
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Sf50 PER MOKTH.
A Small Fortune for One Dollar.

A chance to make money by all persons in CT
IN ont of business; but triiling capital need
ed, and hut little expense incurred. 1t requires
no travelling, peddling. but gives you the cont
forts Of home. with chance to make from $3.50
to 5000 per month. This is no recipe of any kind
or book agency; it is something entirely new, and
worthy of all persons desiring permanent aud
g,nteel employment. The whole right and know
ledge viii be sent to any person upon the receipt
Of 81, postpaid, and addressed to
RICH s. Co.,
EILZADETHTowS,P Pa.
Lancaster CO.,
October IL 1855.
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Barber and HaIr-Dresser.

NE undersigned would respectfully inform his
II :. Old customers, that he has removed his shop
fCa,n me once formerly occupied by Dr. Eylandt,
ali susie ,ars Row.l where he will be happy to give
the bs.;ons bs;. visiting his shop clean shave, or
'' cut IN the most improved STYLE.
Ebeush,.. w. A. KENNEDY.
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Estate OF Mark Edwartfs.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Ad-
~ ministration, on the Estate of Mark Ed
wards, late of the borough of Ebensburg, deceas-
ed have been granted to the subscribers, residing
in said borough; all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims will make the same
known
ELIZABETH EDWARDS, Administrative.
EVAN L. EVANS, Administrator.
Ehcnsburr November L. 1913.
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Notice.

NOIEGe.
q ETTERS of administration the estate Of
Ia Charles Bradley decd, have been granted
to the subscribers living in Allegheny township
All persons owing said estate, viii please make
payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them authenticated for settle
ment CATHARINE BRADLEY,
ANSELM BRADLEY.
October 10, lS55.-6t.
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Allegheny Portage railroad.

NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN the Allegheny Portage Railroad for labor
performed or materials furnished during the year
1855, viii. report the properly authentica-
ted, to the Superintendent on or before the 1st
day of December, 1855.
JOHN ROSS. Superintendent
Hollidaysburg, Nov. u, 1855.
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Auditors Notice.

nIIE urdersgaed, appointed by the Court Of
| Common Pleas Of Cambria county to marshal
the proceeds Of the real estate ofJohn p. Parrish,
sold sy the Sheriff Of said county, on Vcfd. Ex-
pon No. IS. june Term. 1856, at the suit of r.
il. Palmer, hereby gives notice to all parties IN
tercstcd in said fund, that he VIII attend to the
duties Of said appointment at his Office in the
borough OF Ebcrsburg, on Friday. the 16tll day
Of November next, Mt one o'clock /. Il
NAi. KITTELf, Auditor.
October II. I355.-4t-
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SION OF Literature alf1 Art, nave Decii .Eiale on
the most extensive scale.
Among the works alreI ly engrSel, is the far
famed
"GESoA cIUCfFIX,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand ID liars.
In forming the New ,llcctio'f, the diffusion of
works of AagsIcAS Arr. aHl the encouragement
of American genius have not been ovel 'oked.
Commissions have been issued To many of the
INST distinguished American Artists. who will
contribute me of their finest productions
Among them three Marble Bssts, executed by
the greatest living ulftor,-illKAM POWERS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY,
BENZ AMIN FRANKLIN,
THE P.IlLcS oPHER;
DANIEL WEBSTER,
THE STATESMAN.
= A special agent has visited Europe and lnatlo
careful iideious selections of foreign works of
Art both in Bronze and Marbl.; Stt;uary and
Caoice Paintings.
= The whole forming large and valuable collec-
ii IN Of Paintings AM 5ta.nary, t. be distributed
FREE am ing the members Of the Association for
the S ,c0n Year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP
The paym mt of Three ID ,ilars constitutes any
member of this Association, and entities him
10 either one of the Magazine for one year, and
also a ticket in the distribution of the Statnary
and P5infingi
The e-Literature ss,i,d TO subscribers consists OF
-.
Patnam's, kniskerbocker. B.ackwootl's House
holsi H.'ris, Grihaa's, aud Cooley 5 Lady, Book.
Fers pns. taking five memberships are entitled to
any five of the NJ ,gaznes for one year and to SIR
hctets IN the distribution. The net proceeds de-
rived from the sale of memberships are devoted
to the purchase of works of Art for the ensuing
year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
By becoming member of this Associaton arc
lst- An persons receive the .f'dt ralse Of aseir
subscriptions at The start, in TIE shape of sterling
Magazine Literature.
81. Each member is contributing towards pur-
chasing choice Works Of Art, Which are to be dis
tributed among themselves, AMI arc at the same
time encouraging the Artists of the country, dis
barsing thousands of dollars through its agency.
Persons ia remaiHiag funds for membership,
will please give their post oslfce address full
seatins the month they wish the Magazine to
Commence, and have the letter registered at the
fost oihee to prevent loss; its receipt certif-
cate OF membership, together with the Magazine
deslred, will be forwarded to any part of the
Country.
THOSE who purchase magazines at Bookstores.
Wiii observe that by joining this Association. they
yece'rs ne Mrgaziae aud free tics4 in The an,,ual
d'sfrt5a,ca all at the same price they now nav
for the Magazine alone. f''
For Memberships, address.
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At either of the principal Offices Kncker-
booker Magazine" Office 348 Broadway. New
York; or Western Office, 166 Water Street. San.
dusky, Ohio
Subscriptions received by H. J. Roberts. Hon
ssc'y-, for Ebensburg, Pa.
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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
FRaE BEST BOOKS FOR AGENTS.
5snd for few copies and try them among your
friends.
Ed OBERT SEARS PUBLISHES THE Fol-
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quired.
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FASHIONABLE
GL0THIN G d II MPGRIUM.
FALL. 9r WINTER cI.nTHING.

FALL * WINTER LuIH4NG.
H REAT ATTRACTION at the New Store
U of Evans aud Hughes. one door above the
Store room of Shoemaker & Clark where the sub
scribers are at present receiving and opening a
large and excellent assortmen or fashionable
Ready Made Clothing
of the latest and most approved STYLES, which for
cheapness AMI durability can not be excclled by
any similar establishment in the county not
wishing to Drag, but what say we WHY make
good take the sodtsr. Every article in the cloth
ing line viii be kept on hand, viz: - Over Coats,
Sack Coats, Drop do; Pants, Vests, Cloaks, &c,
all of the latest styles.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, NestlnSs, OF al
colours and styles.
Our Department of BOYS CLOTHING promises
a much more extensive selection than usual
We flatter ourselves that we shall be able to
furnish garments suitable for all classes. fitted up
iDsuch manner, and on such terms that shall
iisarm all competition we therefore ask liberal
share of the public patronage
EYAs,S & HUGHES.
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executors AOGICts -
n ETTERS Testaincntary upon the estate Of
3 Daniel Flenner, late of Summerhill town
ship, Cambria county, having been granted by
he Register of said county. to the undersigned; 7;
tall persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to settle their accounts forth
with. And all persons having claims against
said estate will present them to the subscriber at
the residence Jefferson, or before the Both
day Of November, next.
GEORGE SETTLEMlER, Executor.
Jefferson, Oct. oath. 1865.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
Sf,s,<aVE1 YEAR.

= Arraagcnnn.s for the Ss,ond Annual Collection
of thi. new AMI Popular Instituii for the dfu
sion of Literature aud Art, have been n,ade on
the most extensive scale.
Among the works alrcaly eng rsetl, is the far
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THE FXAMINER, THE n 7; RECORDER

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with the well deserves and accomplish the
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Providence Journal
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cit appears In remarkably beautiful Typography. In this
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ITO CAPITALISTS.-The advertiser, q middle
Il aged Man, desires 70 form BUSINESS CosNECIlON
with some ran possessed Of ueent 20 carry on TIE
HARUWA BUSINESS place 10 the W es' or South
He regular apprenticeship a. TIE business IN
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TTBR sCALpEL for JULY, No. 27-Edted by

THE SCALPEL for JULY, No. 27-Edted by
EDWARD II DIXON, NJ ID. -
NOTICF-This ia the 9th NUMBER Of The SCALPEL the
third number Of vol VII The work quarterly Of 81
in advance Is cent each These who wish 70
Them bound ettered and 10 three boo. Of 500
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Il sc. Address EDWARD H. DIXON, Box No. SIN Post.
CONTENTS OF NO. xXvII-JULY, 1855
ART XVII 4ow to Grind your own Az Cot Of Living IN
off restal ing Food; liquor Law vs. Market Law -
Art XIX Influence Of Vital Force on The Mind The Base
the Brain de rmin the amount OF Energy OF Character and
the Tenscty If Life How deermne the probable Length OF
batting causes Proofs that Force Of Character depends
the Bsse anterior Brain alone 10 uni TO Gove Proofs
History Of this Truth; Proofs from Robbers and Pirates
The Clergy for the most part un6 to govern;
Fshns in sbor Neshborbood Practice; Mas Zip
TP and BIZ Ns Mat and sTsSd aud Buts
Lf An Hysterca Getting up Stairs; o! the DJuelas-,be
Art MI Physioo sociological Investigation into
the Nature Of Medical fogyi The Animal found in sce
ne' hqus. and College, Young Anercs Cruel Nurse for
Ar MIL popular Explanation OF the manner In which
Coo Liver Oil Con umpOn Also the Of Acids; Ra
ons NJ dcpe; Salt Qunine and others-how do they
FeveIs What 10 the nature Of Bilious and Low seysrs
ART XXIII Brandy Tobacco, Tea and Coffee; Why were
they Created Are they all evil Sad Visit Young Friend
The Devotion Of Woman: What Ordeal will she not
Court Faith and Love will Influence of Tobacco on the
Art XXIV The Drsnage of Cities, What is Mssm' What
is the Cause Of lingering Feyers In 80 many Of our Clen.
House for Chrisisn aud Gentle an; lnffnal Nature OF
Cellar Kitchens; Pious Merchants and Land Ords
ART. NV Satire on German Gu ckeTy 10 Ncw-forki A
Dutch Ausel haned by Tpe Worm Professor Won Mnste
HydrupAih by and Homeopathy.
AIT XAVI The Village Of Fort Lee Its early History aud
The Womans Hospital the Philanthropy of the Women
of New York; Death Of Vail nne Mott. Jr and Ionn w.
Francis Caution NewYork suseops Brooklyn Patron
he PheD add the Mayor Of Boston; The Moune-
s,ion new se Of Diet oul CSe~ns Seal Rms. and
Belly Ornaments A Scientific Term for Buste.
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COMMISSIONERS % RECORDS FOR TIE CITY AsD(
COUNTY ~ NEW YoRK. July IS. 1855 !
PROPOSALS will be received BY the Commits
oner Of Record flr the City snd County Of New York
the ofo- Of GEO P. NELsOs, No. 70 wa,t, before
he 2iih CAV Of July inst, for COLLATING PREPARING
AND CORRECTING FOR PRINTING, the following
NDICES the Offices Of the CLERK Of the City and County
Ne~Yors Of the Regsr furnishing the necessary
erA stationery and blanks and printing The said ndees sna
binding the same, - follow:
IndeI Of Sheriff. Certificates Of Sales
Index Of Notices Of Lis Pendens
Index Of Decrees IN Partition Suits
Index Of Irsolvent AssEnnents
Index Of Prob.'es of villa
Incex OF GranfoTs aud Grantees.
According % specimens and patterns be al the Office Of
said Nelson Security Be pproysd By the Commissione
viii be required from the party with whom contract 10
made, fer the faithful perform Of the contract.
WILLIAM c. WErMORE.
JONATHAN NAT Han.
RICHARD BUSTED.
GEO. p NELSON
JOHN J. DOANE, Register
R. b. CONNOLLY, Cssrk Of City aud County
A w. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
Commissioners
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RARNUM's GALLERY OF AMERICAN

IHE MAMMOTH TREE Of CALIFORNIA
aoSaeh Of tbe Forrest whose size has been
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psIe "a SSAASE previous to It's departure for the Crystal
I'D as % iee, Il. diameter 81 feet nearly 100 in
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Ghanrrs for Business Hlen.

A FOUNDRY doing good home and New
~ York City business for SALE cheap, the owner having
Cther calls uron his time. Apply TO l. NJ ARNOLD, The
soundery. No. S7i Msn-st.. Poughkeepsie.
EMPL OYMENT WANTED-In New York OF
II Bro kyn middle aged Man accustomed application
busin DESTROYS of obtaining STEADY EMPLOYMENT
Of sbOrous description for which sui.
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Also $3.50 wanted FARM In Queens Couoy worth three
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Amnsements.

V,HE EMINENT FRENCH TRAGEDIENNE,
RIA CHEL,
WILL MAKE HER FIRST APPEARANCE
On the FIRST Of SEPTEMBER,
At the METROPOLITAN THEATER, New-YOrh
General Office No ~ wall-st. I'd door, 1com No. q.
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6ufrial Notifies.

Yale CoesClass Of 1s2A1, . ssouIne d. meeting
E.w.IIsven on wEDHESD AY, July %, at r. NJ, at The
house Of the Clsss Secretary.
Union CoIegeCIass Of 1s35Ths ms sso Of the
Csss are Dyhed the College he [otn n,t the
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Of their , GRADUATION
h }1MES f sfLDES, Committee.
Coeicsr and Pure-t Soda Water In the City,
plook Tin Pipes-Rch delicious sIRUPS az A. CUSHMAN
Co.'S new DRUGSTORE No. 295 Broadway Our Sussparini
Strip is unequaled.
the orHg World R sad Loysr- e. As .
en- s,h s, q BA ns @ Psne G' Of south
Rnsnes 4 Is one Of bis best Efforts Also 2tfeet SAIL
BOAT be9s bui f. Gentleman o. saul sts oe sisie
invited to cal. 20. 50 South st
,Card.-La MoIbes Patent Iron Car.-Grntleme1 VINO
iDy JOIN The party testing the Qualities Oh tn
misundertandng Of the the Csr was obliged 20
the point dsssnsted the exact m9insnt STAT a. Az
MoNDAY 23d inst O'Clock P. N. Gentlemen wishing to
Psei ne C T ho az ~ ~ ION the nsrtv
ALFRED SEARS, Civil Engineer, Agent
Demonico's Hotel. July 10, 1855.
RmIgrant InieIlIsence Once and Labor Exchange r
sno CsDasts, Kew-YoTk The Office is established by the
Of sn s5S iiS T' Re low
Of persons have their orders fed BY writing to
tse passage Of the parties required No changed
plS5srs. : - : JAMES P. FAoAN, Superintendent
DIR. Townsend,s sarsaparla.-This ia the great spring
and Summer remedy and the only permanent
BLOOD PURIFIER
and ersdcsfor Of disease
Reader Jour blood impure and your y out Of order
there nothing that viii you health and
s,e n. W, RICH BLOOD as the
GENUINE DR. TOwNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.
Try bottle Thousands will testify that it is the only
medicine witch
EFFECTUALLY CURES AND KEEPS THE BLOOD
PURE.
whocsse and retail depot No. 22 Broadway corner Full
ton-st., o. pesiie ST. Pauls Church Office No 2
To Nervous suferers.-A retired Clergyman restored
heath few days ae many Of great suffer
ing Anxious make Known the Of Will send
(free) The prescription used. Direct 70 the Rev. JOHN NJ
bAGNALL No 50 Fulton-st., Brooklyn. ~ Y. CAUTION
All qusck limitations spurious and counerei his original
PERSECUTION.
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DOARDING-At Nos. As and ~ East Broad
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