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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

CURIOUS LAKE IN MICHIGAN.-They have some
curious bottomless bogs and lakes In che State Of
Michigan The Detroit Enqu,re r describes one in
the following article: "A Mr.. Briggs, Of S,iO, was
drowned some twenty days since in small lake near
that village, and 40 yet his body mas not been
recovered. Ono day last week Q Ar. Harrington,
submarine diver. vent out there to assist In the
search for the body In his under sater explorations
he discovered SONS singular phenomena the Ypst-
land Sentinel gives history OF the affair "a follows:
In some places the plummet Will strike bottom in
shoit distance. few feet OF, down 1t goes to an
almost urtathomable depth. sonetimes upon a..
irving at what seems to be the bottom, the divers
feet rests upon nothing aud down he goes into i'm
penetrable darkness, aud soft mass Of mingled wa
ter and sediment, until prudence warns him against
further progress Do~n sixty five feet from the sur
face vent Mr.. Harrington, in the vain search for
solid bottom, and stu his lead sank through the
deep obscure" At one time the plummet will
show current which carries the line rapidly away
from tie perpendicular, and again 1t swings round,
indicating whirlDg eddy. This lake or rather
pond, bias hitherto bean little known, many old
resac ents not even moving Of is existence. man
prefeLt among the spectators Of the diving opera
ti0Ds tad that upon his rst discovery OF IL mort
time since, 1t abounded With the fsh common to our
stresms, of larger size. and 20 little alarmed al
the sieht OF man that they were 70 be caught BY
the simplest meant; when within reach, almost By
bard as there Is no inlet by which they could have
entered the lake, bow came they here ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01
Oar Virginia Correspondence.
STAUNroE, June "a, 1855.

A Stare Wedding in Old V1ginia-The Invita,ions-
Negro Arisocvacy, de-, dc.
send you herewith the originals Of three Invitations
to negro wedding, which Is to take place the 9th,
at Richmond. The envelopes are in the best style of
De Ia Rue Co., open-work embossed, and Of the
hns.t texture. They enclose an embossed card, in
scribed thus
MR.. MRS. TAYLOR will be pleased TO
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17
a LEPROPERTY Eos3 SALE.

A VALUABLE PROPERTY Foss SAi.E.
"a desire to ssh nay properly in Tyrone City,
Blair Co. Pa, COMMONLY known the Tyrone
CITY Hotel Comprising rs follows:
One large three story brick house, Sixty feet.
two fronts and finished of in complete style. A
large and exteT Tsive stable an excellent wash
house and other necessary out-buiidings There
is also on the same lots, one frame house, with
,lrad and thirty dollars per annam. The whole
stands upon three valuable Lots as in the plot of
said town and affords several very eligible loea-
tions for store offices, &c. dc. The whole win be
sold on reasonable terms And 10 any person. de
sirir1q an investment or speculation, now IS the
chance Private reasons cause me to sell this val
liable property which Is every day increasing in
value Inquire of Caleb iuyer, or the subscriber
J. D. STEW ART.
Tyrone City, Sept 10, 1855-tf
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* AETTECN Al persons are hereby notified
21not to purchase or have anything to 90 with a
certain no e. dated Sept 9Th 1875 for SOS, sign
ed bv Joseph Peters and Moses Baily.in favor az
David Laboard, rs the undersigned has received
no consideration for the and viii not pay IL
unless compelled by law. JOSEPH PIiisis9-
Curwensville Sept 26, 1855.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

NJOTTCE AS 1 am about leaving the County
the books. notes and accounts Of the late iIrln
Of d W Robbins &Co. are placed IN the haHds o
Thomas bIcCraeken one Of the firm, and Thomas
Henry Esq. for collection. all persons viii please
come forward and save costs.
Also the accounts and notes of Robbins q Men
denhall are left with Themas Henry Esq for col
lection. D.. W. Robb1NS.
September %, 1855.
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80 the Raftsn - Journal.

Cozf4nx ScHooLs.-The County Superint cu-
dent will meet the School Directors and e2illi-
cants for teaching as follows :-CurwenSyiNe
Borough and Pike Township, on Friday 18TH,
O'CLOCK 2 NJ, at the school house in Curwens-
VILE CartiIans, Goshen, Girard and Coving-
ton. will meet at tn school house, near
Frenchville at the turnpike road, on Saturday,
| O'Clock 2. N. on the 2ita. On Monday ZZts
at Lutbersburg school house, 10 y. NJ. Gn
Tuesday 23d, at Lumberville, l O'Clock Z.
II. On Wednesday, oath, at kylertown, 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. On Friday, 10th, at Glenhope,
at l O'Clock, P. NJ. Saturday, 9th, at New
Washington, l o'clock On Thursday ,25th, Al
the Town Hall, in Clearield, II l O'Clock, Z. u.
All applicants for teaching are desired TO
come forward at the public examinations that
the Directors and Citizens may see, hear. &.iit
know their qualifications. Teachers who hOla
temporary certificates Of last year, will come
forward and have their certificates renewed.
1t is hoped they have improved, and VIII
come better prepared, and viii obtain hig4-
er grade OF certificate than they did last yceC-
There are many teachers employed from noccs-
sity, because better are not to be found. Ger
tifcateS viii he given according 10 quaiIiica-
tions and none need expect higher than taeN
merit. Teachers who have not improved, viii
have their certificates made lower in grade
$50 long IS they m lnifest no interest in their
Improvement and their pupils until they are
worthless and viii be cast OF as unfit to teach.
\ teacher who understands only the simple
English branches imperfectly, and viii not
study to improve himself so rs to impart
knowledge TO his pupils in away they can un-
derstand, is unfit to teach and govern q school
and should be rejected by every board OF di-
rectors that liave the good the community
at heart. and wish the children taught cor
rectly in their first lessons Of orthcgraphy,
| spelling and reading. Errors once made and
| established, are hard to correct. First Inn
! 3..gf- oh
| taught errors, it is double IauUr to correct
them. Hence it follows t3.st good teacher is
worth double that Of poor one for what IS
once done, is well done, and no tin1e lost Il
the pupIls-Citizeus are invited to attend all
] public examinations.
! Teachers may expect a thorough eXamina-
tion on all tie branches they profess to toach
and hope viii come prepared for it.
! A u. SCIIRTTFR,
-, -. ..---.-,.- -. I. :. ------.---- -.
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a IaAIIN ESTRATORS, NOTICE.-

a pMIE ESTRATORS' NOTICE.-Georgs
"a ~ RHeeaa. iSr.'s ftst1te.--W hereas, Letters
of Administration upon the Estate OF George W
Rheem Sr lste of Clearfeld, deceased. have been
granted to the suhscri 5ers. Al persons Indebted
to the said Estate are requested to make Imuedi-
ate payment and those having claims or demands
against the Estate OF the said deceased, viii make
known the same. without delay, to the undersiGn-
ed LYDIA RHEEM. Admx.
GRO. W REIEEN, Jr., Adm r.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

The undersigned having taken the Shop oe-
cupied by his late ather respectfully announces
to the public that he viii continue to manufacture
SADDLES, BRIDLE5S, HARNESS, &c;
and soIicits continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore extended GEO W BHEEM, Jr-
C1earfeld, august ., 1855.
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c. a. DEYELIN, NJ d.
HORACE WYATT, NJ. ,.
y IN N-sFrH NJ "a
- -. Aueust I0. l8l9.

Students wishing to perfect themselves in this
branch Of. medical science, viii find an opportu-
nity Of Joining the class at the Ear and Eye In
firnary OF DR. Delacy LeBTunn- Union Place.
Clin;anes every Tuesday and Friday afternoon,
from til 3 O'Clock during Medical College terms
TERMS-S5 consultation fee; SO Zee to oe
paid when the hearing is restored to rs
taeuteness. or when watch can be heard 70 peat
~ n distance of Is feet from either ear.
s5,iress Drs FEBRUNN 4 DUFToN, Union
place. New York City.
c Ilafess and Disease of the Ear with tic treat
r,,onf of the Deaf and Dunl--llrice one dollar
~ Money letters must he registered by the
postmoster Registered letters only are at our
rish please bear this IN mind.
r1rrss3o f9sits Bgz1st et,cf0Se p0st1Se for ret7t
4z,gere RE asse postage tar relss5rsHs prepay
man 81 fotterS-
Aug, !, 1855.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

1yHox. Gro. W. HOPKINS, of Virginia,
has been appointed Chief Justice of the Cir
c,it Cont of the United States, for the Dis
trict of Columbia, vice Judge Cranch, deceas-
ed. Mr.. H. has served in Congress, and was,
during Polk's administration, the representa-
tive Of our government at Portugal, and is
now one of the Judges Of the Superior Court
of the state of Virginia. The influence OF
Mr.. WISE is to be seen in this appointment.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

- =. s. 4IICTI AEI. CONLEy begs
f}z = = I g.'< N leave 10 inform the citizens Of
G sE3 Cleariela and vicinity that he
is no g digging coal at the bank of Robert Owens,
hair a milo east Of town, where be will have on
hands all winter. lot OF first rate coal, winch ne
viii sell at tic low rate Of
FOUR GETS Pr EUSAEa
al the bauk.
Orders for coal ean be had at tratzers store
CiearGeld, Sept. 25s 1892.
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v-sTF709TANT. no HOUSFKEEPERS AID

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS AID
1 FRUIT GROW SlsS.---A BTHUa'S PAT
eat A;r-Tiga lI-5eal1ng C&1s and Jars, Gor
Pres3r7 ing Er sa EruiGs, ee.--Fhis invention for
which q patent has been obtained, commends IT.
self to the attention of Housekeepers and others,
ON account of its great simplicity. and the efeetu-
Al manner In which ii accomplished very desi-
rabe and useful object
The cans and Jars are constructed with chan
mel around the mouth nerr the top, into which
the cove, itsl97scly, This ehannel IS filed with
a very adhesive cement, prepared for the purpose
and allowed to harden. In order to seal the yes
sci hormotcally, 1t is oaig necessary to treat TIE
coyer sltgttg ct5ef press it }ato ftace 4 may be
opened with as much as it is closed, by slight
" warming the top The ordinary tin cans. used
for the same purpose for which this is intended3
cannot be closed as is well known without the AID
of tinnsr; are difficult to open, and are generally
so much injured in opening as to be useless tor
future service.
BY this simple contrivanee, the process of her
metieal sealing is placed conveniently within the
reach of every individuals and fruit Vegetables
and butter IF properly prepared may be kept,
with their natural flavor unimpaired. tor an in
definite length of time For sale by
MERRELL & CARTER, !
Ciearfeld. Sept. 10, 1885 If.
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4 E9sT1NTsTIkATORs' NOTICE E4t4ts
"A f.yohlt Gr1t4m. ST., Hee-d-Whcroas Letters
Of Administration upon the Estate of John SRA
ham ST. Ia5a Of bradford township Cleariicid co.
deed have, Seen Granted g the subscribers Al
persons knowing themselves cndebted to said Is
tate. are requested 30 make iumediate payment.
ana those having claims against said Esta.cr Will
present them property authenticated
The books are left il the hands OF John Graham,
,Tr., f.g s4ttIcfEcut.
JOHN 53A55 al Jr., ..lars%
> p. NELSON,
ClesrfeII Ser.. 1i, 1899.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

W. AETED, by The subscriber boy from iif-
w teen to CT cen years Of age. to learn the
trade Of house sign, and ornamental painting
and chair making.
replication should Be made Immediately.
JOHN TGDC&tfAN.
ClaarEeld. Sept 10. 1855, st.
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MoRRo WIS suoP,

NT0TIEE-The subscriber respectfully informs
! the citizens of CIeaTGeld county, that he has
rented his Tannery to John MeGaughey whom ne
can recommend to his customers as attentive and
obIigin He also respectfully requests all persons
10 come forward and settle their accounts as he Is
desirous OF closing up his business. Hides taken
on ,5Id accounts JOHN MCPHERSON.
Aur s. 1870.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

FTIIEE LEWISTON STOVE W ARE
& HOUSE. Z. q. ERANCiSCUS. Age7f.
Al kinds OF good LUMBER taken in exchange
delivered at Tyrone T g. ti.ANtioCCS-
QQn 900 FEE'F OF Lt7 sIisER, want
eS{BSseS1eDO ed-deIivered at Tyrone station,
4,avabIe in Cash ON delivery by addressing
r q. FBANCISCUS
Scrt y 1851 I.ewistown. Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

Agassiz thus describes the different kinds of
ice: First, he says, is that produced by the
freezings of the surface Of the water and suc-
cnssive layers of water beneath it-alamina-
ted. schistOSe mass. Into this bubbles from.
the bottom OF the pond were frequently fro
zen Glacier ice is formed like puddingstone,
compact masses being cemented together, so
that when a large lump of glacier ice is ex-
posed to the heat OF the sun it viii crumble in
pieces Icebergs can be determined to be
driven from glaciers, and not TO be the frozen
surface of the ocean, by their conglomerate
counosifion.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

STOVES, ST0VES.-20o sT0VEs-C0oK,
y ROC, HALL, CHURCH, sToR IS, sc.
To the citizens of CIearfeld-The subscriber re-
spectfully inform them that he sell them
H4TH4IVAY COOK STOVES.
HEfl Fi,.. ant Fi,rnitlpe complete, ct tts l0ae
price of $50 90, delivered at Tyrone station
e Warsa saute3 IN ogory eetieular
+. q. FRANClSCUS.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

Z HJysTATE or JOHN E1'QUILLAN; DE-
81 CI,AaI1D Letters OF Administra ti0nhaviRg
been granted 20 the undersigned on the estate OF
Eobn 5lenuillam late % burnside townships de-
ceased notice IS hereby given to all who have ae-
s5eu.s against said estate 70 present them duly
e.lt;.gH ,is4ted for settlement, and all who know
iheuseIvez indebted TO the estate will come Tor
,yasI and settle their accounts Immediately.
T@E Af.E4 I3OhAEAtaH, dim p,
glearficld Sept 10. iS35. ST.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

CTg . = zs---z=-zz5 A large assortment just re-
u = - 9 e 9 . u : j ceiYed and opened by
Anc- D r. M0SSop-
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@FsFs Cd 4 new stock jast received at
: - -0cE II - Aug. % MosSoPS-
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ssO:Ir P5oR CHfLDEcy y.''-t' amy Fern
writes as follows in the Sat. Evening Post -
Here is primary schools what host Of
litsla ragged Urcljns are croUdingin SGppose
step I'm quietly among them Now, they take
their places in seats terraced of one above an
other so that each little face is distinctively
visible. What a pretty sight! and how nature
loves to compensate sending beauty To the
hovel, defornity to the hall. There 5 a boy,
now, in that ragged jacket who is a study for
an artist. See his bre1d, ample forehead:
mark how his dark eye glows and that little
girl ut his side, whose chesaUt curls dro0p SO
gracefully over her soft frinEed eyes ana dim
pied shoulders. And that drelm-child in yoa-
der corner, with blue-veined. transparent tenn
pies whose spiritual eyes, even now, can see
that fideIeSs suorc to which bright angels beck
on him Deal gently with iIin-he is passing
away Here comes the teacher. brisk, angular
and sharp voiced. Heaven pity the children
I already experience mental shiyer. \ NOw
she comes up and says (apclogetically to my
new satin cloak .Syou see, madam, these are
oniv poor childreu.'' The toading creature
Lucky for her that / am not "a nommittee."
Can't her duh eyes recognize Gods image in
linsev-woolsey Can she see no genius writ
ten in yonder broad forehead? no poetry
sumbering in wonder sweet eyes 2 Did Frank
lin, Clay and Webster study their alphabet in
silk and velvet? She ought to be promoted
to the dignity Of toe-nail polisher to Queen
Victoria! Now she hands me book in which
visiters' names are Inscribed and requests me
to writ mine. Certainly. 'sMrs John Smith p
there it is. Hope she likes it as well as do I
ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs ESDoRsIxG PRrs1DrNr
PERCE.-During recent speech in Canada
this Popish prclate endorsed Franklin Pierce
and his administration:
eThe distinguished individual who now oc-
cupies the position Of Chief Magistrate of the
American nation is worthy OF the Office he
{ Al. L.
| he was proud to say there was no ground for
] ranrnach anainst him or aeainSt the party
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ElJS5 SP0gTIT9 TGTl n 0RlBR.

They are. also prepared toreceive every variety
OF articles on commission, at q low percentage.
o B. AfEBRELI.
L. Il. CARTER.
rIc.rs,Id Sent 10 1855 1v.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

TBTrBgEC SALE.-Tbe undersigned viii sell
L at The residence Of John Graham. 9r-' dec o.
in RradFord township on Monday the 10Th day Of
October HORSES. WAGONS COWS. HOGS. i ois-
NITURE, and other personal property
JOHN BAHAM, Jr., I TIM.
r p NELSON.
CIearfel!. 2jeh 1895. 3t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

EtTUTEOE..-- an persons indebted to the sub
- seribcrs for B4hCKSMCTHtNtr, arc hereby
notified not 10 pay any such aecounts to I l.yg
HERR. The late Blacksmith. rs Te had him hired
bv the month and all accounts are to be settled by
us J. NELSON co.
Graharaton. Oct. 3. 1858.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

mmLOR STOVES, from - 10 So, very large
rooin S3 10 s.,
Nine-Plate stoves from u. 25. 81. b and 50. at
:. So. 81. $ and So T. g. FIsANCISCUS.
Levistovn. Sept. -, 1S55-
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vrTaET TED. EIGHT SCHOOL TEACH
w ERS. Toachers wishing 10 apply Tor
schools fbe 1isrist eoslposed Of Pike Io#nsaip
house OF Tsa4, Bloom Esq, in CurwensTiile on
81 turlav Ills .efa Of November neNtat D O'Clock
A. witch time Che 2uporirtondaat IS eSpec.-
el to be present TO examine teachers and g'Fe Ger
tif.l les. Come ai9Gr.
jsy or Ter Of the Board -,--
Pike Fo5vusIip, Oct II, 1855.
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6iAUgIGN.-AlI persons are hereby caUtio2ea t-.:
& J argsiass rnodIing in any way with a eeT-ain
hly Horse nou in possession CT Nn = Porter OF
Penn township. rs the said Horse Is the pTgeeFty
Of the subscriber. A ? u j5-'--'
October I. IsII. 3t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

E{90E# STOVES. from SIS to S39 yarrantad TO
deIfyercd gt Tyrone F. G FRANCISCUS,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

I DERS0A,S wanting Room, Parlor, and 9-plate
4 Stoves can gel them az very low rate ~
stating whether it is for Par,or- Setting &c.
stating what size stick you &c. TcInItting as
the amount of same, and We viii deliver TIC stove
In GOOD condition at the LcwiStown H. i. station
froe Of ,,ht,rre F. - FBANCI6CUS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-10-17

b Ero.5Id inform his friends and the pnblc that
he is prepared to supply the wants Of those who
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-26
5 DAN 4 RICE, !

In las. zo0LoGicAL .coHEgIIoNewill be
-. Elephant Lalla RooKh.
xAq, -apap9 other feats and sagaci.,us trssss
been tanght to WALK THE TIGHT ROPE
DAN ktGE vii convince the publicsthere win
be nothing dope at his Exhibition but what i
NOVEL; W0NDERF5uH AND MoRAIJYSINs
SIkUGIlt T. During each exhibition. DAN
h1Ck will introduce hIs ai9 So sfss..ss91 ri e
afsu fhszenHh Dre1 NsEser Excelsior, -
ASp THE = AnIs PAIR OF EDUcATEpz zxuL Es.a
tsugnt 70 perform some Of the Haest laughabie
I'M I'M ncfedabie feats OF ss2gacity Besides these
", oe eAaiolfed the most extraordinary performs
4ness ~ me laIgest and most perfectly 49, 80
s1.A RA4nkD AuSTRALIAN BEAR ~,
.sei espearea This ferocious and b;thert1,s nm.
lAea9,s eeest s perfWmed with the ',,,fst nor
~ ~ ms keeper, the faraous ovEI r,
Snt ne was brought to this es,unsr, = -11,l-. r,,s
wetsnt Oh tins bear is near 2(l0o ,,ess.s . 1,'e
sses ali the splendid aehieveme.. r. ne. De
na5cn Horse, Trick PONIES, and S,ra 's,e
g = -. ifz1f q ztSEs. - -
Brilliant Coronet Banl. (s;lser -
IN their beautiful Band Carriage draw, -
Iy caparisoned Hsss 66les tatinslv nsh
the inst and most aeo6pIis1sd ii Amer; ~,
led by the mighty Sig K0SSIN win 6ss,d ~.
Grand Procession, and pas through the
ksreets sc 10 O'clock H. on lIe eIav 81, ~
bifloh 2 ssssSa 1850 g C4STT q o,s,,f
SePtembeFze6, 7s55.sss bsslas q Z ssg
This Company win Exhibit at qsvrone f.;tv
Tue tuesday Oct 9Th; Altoona NedneS5aya 9J.,
sosa; ioaidsy ysburgs Thursday Jetsssj3 =. c,,ss.
rTniay 0et. IL; Johnsfosen Monde = a..
''oet 10Th. 91zsI5 r - g u ~.
.&1ef 6 l1ssA srs.sssss,'s4
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-26

HAVING associated in the practice of Medi-
II cine, offer their. services to the citizens OF
Loretto and vici1ity.s DIR. Colburn may be all
ways found at the Office of z. Braniff, Esq, and
DR., ,Gwinngat his residence in Loretto. when not
professionally gage1, vIis.3.s.5 ~
Septenlbfr 10Th. l855s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-26

FTyHE Subscriber would respectfnlly y ipfprfn bis
u numerous friends aud the public generally
TEL. at CONEMAUGHS STATIC n Cambria elslIIl
ty The House is situated near The Penn i. i.
Every arrangement has been made TO max sit a
convenient stopping place for the ellfag pub
lie. The, Table viii be furnished With the best
the market will aifprd Tie Bsu will contain li7
quors Of the first brands, in fact nothing VIII he
left undone to render it one Of the most bic
stopping places in canhria cqaiil 4; ,,,,,
zSeeln1fenaher q 'l2h5. e..l'zi.s''..' -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-26

O4SOUI3$ Ash MA m - COHS2 " -
.-.ssi ~ .ssf'r p ssTl0N. ye'i..e 4 :
TIyHIS remedy is offered to thecommunity with
u the confidence we feel in an article which
seldom fails to realize the happiest effects. that
can be tlesiredc Sowide is tisgield of its useful
ness and so numerous the cases II it, cures. that
almost every section Of the country abounds in
persons, publicly known, who have been restored
frori al:trr6i1,S and even desE Of the
luD5s, bs its bse ANbensoilcc triedsits Suleflori
tyover every ether;nedicine Of its kind: is too
apparent TO escape observation and where It's VII
tues are flown,r the public no longer hesitate
what antidote TO employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
which are incident if5 our cli mate. = Z.
Notllng hs:: called 1obder fpr tie earnest en-
atiry or medical me men, t,an the alpfniing preva
lence and fatality Of epnspptive complaints. nor
has any one class OF diseases had more Of their
inv tons and care. But as yet no adequate
could depend for protection ffop attacks upon
the respiratory organs, uptiI the introduction Of
the CiiEhTY PEcroRAL. This article is the pro-
duct of long, laborious. and believe successful
eiideavor, to furnish the community with such q
remedy. of, this last Statement the - lnerican
appeal with confidence to their decision. II
there Is any dependepce to DC. placed in. what
men of every class and station certify it has done
for them. if we csta trust our own senses, when
sre see dlafgerous affections of the throat aud
lungs yield TO it. if can depend on the assll-
rance q intelligens BIG ssists rsho make it their
business, tq know, ,in short il thsre i any rell-
thai this medicipe does relieve and does eure the
class Of diseases ills desisnea for. beyond any
and all others that are known to- man kind. 4 II
this be true, It cannot be freely Published nor
be too widely 5neYps The stllietsd M should know
a fnedy enc ina. cHrss, is ,e, ptcs,.s -