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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
1,oR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sso.-IURraCR RI

LNOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9s0.-IURrHCR RE
JIG ductien OF fArss.-nsw York and California steam
sbtp line, via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company, OF
Nicaragua, In advance Of the msO
7t0 mikes shortsr than any oshsr reute avoiding the
deadly PsnAma fever and two miles Il dangerous 6oas
ing In ra.aa Bay Ratss sf fare through to San rrAa
cisco Including the Ishmus crossing ea6n sl76
engine steamship NORTHERN LlGHr, 500 tons burden
Capt Tinklepau winj leave pier No. sNorth river, ct
O'Clock p. NJ prec,aely, for Punts Arenas, on Friday
July 10Th, 1886, connecting with the steamship Uncle
Sam, 1000 tors burden, over the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve miles Of land transportation
by hrst class carriages For Information passage at
the rsdussd rates apply only 70 CHAai4t MORGAN,
agent, No. Bowling Green. Letter bags made up ct
the ohcs Stamped letters taken toe ok esnts each.
ySoR SAN FRAkCHCO-THE SPLENDID FIRST
E olaes olipper ship ANDREW JACKSON Williams,
masteT, Is losdiDg At pisr 10 East river, and viii
Positvey sail on Or before Tuesday, 18th July Ship
psrs will please send their freight promptly board
ard complete thsir engagements before Tuesday, 10TH
The ships Of this line advertised for certain date
and to sail bofors tbs day advertised
SUTTON CO., So South st., cor. Wall
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MOUNT vkRNoN HOTEL, CAPE NAT, N. L-raIs
1Xl mammoth hotel, with scsommsdAtcns for one
thousand guess, will open for tbs Saturday,
June 30th, 1895. One hundrsd aud atty additional
rooms have boon added. Pure soft wafer from 81 to-
sian well has been Introduced through the house, aad
large number OF new and complete bath houses adfed
besides many other improvements snae last sssson
Parties OF six persons or upwards can have private
ia bles ut any hour agreeable to them regular tabs
ut regular hours WITH Also be set for those net
In parties, or who may prefer tabis do hots. Too
what may be ordered. SAML. B WOOLhAN, Agent.
~ soy City ferry, on Bergen Pint plank road. The
most beautiful summer residence in the state Fishins
bathing, boating Dnf and ,pers It "a hours
tce Private carriages to and from the hou.e to city
Now open for permanent and transient guests. Apply
at the houEe or to Captain LEESE, Post 0cs Jsrsey
= 81 A.
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nR SWAN HAS DEVOTED M8 SrRICrESr ArfEN
~ ton for the last 10 pears 70 ONCE practice and
continues 70 b consulted daily By both ssxss ct hi
sfiss, Ne. Chatham square, In paxtnsrship With Dr.
LAKE. whore his celebrated remedies can b obtained
Rsse1t cases cured In few days.
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E>OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamer ARAG0, D. Il mes, csnm snder,
the mats and passengers Saturday, July 20, 1t IL
O'Clock from pier 81 North rvsr, foot OF teach street
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should b. sent
on BOARD tbs day before sailing, msrksd 'Helow" No
fright viii he taken after Thursday, tho 10th. For
fright or passage apply to se9l N.s
= NORIiSER LIVINGSTON, IS Broadway
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LNRANKLJN MUSEUM, NO. So B0WERY, NEARLY
IL opposite tbs Bowsry Theatre. Performances every
sttsfnooa 1t and evening ass N. B-Stsaogsrs wilt
observe that the franklin Museum the only place In
the United States whore the Model Artsts exhibited
with othsr original entertainments Remember, No. 81
BOWofy,
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DR. POWERS LADIES' GOLDEN TONIC AND Pc
H. riodic Pils-A sure remedy for the nonthly I<xp
sulArites 70 which females liable. 81 per Sax
Obtained only Of Dr.. WARD, Canal srest, east Of Broad
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TsOR NEW ORLEANS AND HAvANA-THE U.
IL mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR will begin TO
receive freight Thursday, July and sail At
precisely from pier ~ foot OF Robinson street on Mon
cay, July Q. LIVINGSTON, CROCHEkON &C.,, Agents,
81 Broadway.
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nR. WARDS UNFoRTuNArEs FRIEND. q, WIN

nR. WARDS USFORTUNAfES FRIEND, 81, WITH
~ book just what those want who have contrast
% diseases; namaly, sure q once and n dig and
more expense Greatest cure In the world By Dr. WARTS
'UnfortunAte's Friend" Afflicted taks notiss-so
Other remedies @n cure you radically. Slight sAses
cured IN nv hsurs nothing else does It, Ne 80 Canal
street, door east Of Broad say the place to rot
this rapid and thorough where else In New
Yort. cure wAxrantsd By In. Ward. Patients
nsnt without taxing The system. Alteration OF diet q
CESSATION frun busines - not req uixod,
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MISS ALBERlINE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
Uyl that she takes her farewell benefit At Bartoos
Theatre Saturday noxt, which occa aston GLANCE
AT NEW YORK, the great original Nose piece, will be
psifGrmed, and Mr.. Chsnfrau and Miss Absrtne will
give their celebrated limitations in the always popular
WIDOWS VICTIM.
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FTNO ETHIOPIAN ERFORMERS.-WANTED TWO GOOD
i violnists, 10 travel with band OF mtpstrels. APP
ply for two days at the Utah House. Of Twenty
hh street and Eighth avenue between 10 and IL ocot
j. II PERICE,
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l1te shapS from Boston call at HAtlfAx.
AaABl Capt. JuAhins AAngtOA, Cast lang,
PERSIA, Capt Ryrfs, : EUROPA, Capt shannon.
ASIA, Capt =. q Loss. CANADA, Ospt Ssens.
A. kiCA Capt. HArrsoA- NlA0AkA, Capt. ksiseh,
fhcss vesseb carry clsR shito Light ~ mnst head;
green ssarSosrd bow, red pert boV.
Asia, tLest leaves bosson. wednesday. ......yuiy
AMERIcA, LAok- :. Boston, Wedsssdas .....yuiy Is
CAeAnA. sroas. :. Bassea, Wednesday. ......Aususs
ASIA, Lots. BssteA Wednesday. .....Auguss ID
Bershs not secured vasn paid tor. .
sxps r1snoed sargcou ooard
Tho chips VIII be cosuutsbls for gsd
silver bucn spseio, Jsvory. pcctous stonss metaia
sls Of iadips gneA thsrsfoz sad the vaids
thereof therein expressed.
Tor freight passage apply =
II GUARD, Ne Bowling Green.
There viii 10 steamships Of .his Line from dow Fork
until further nctios
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nR. BLUNDE1L OATE OF L0NDON) CONTINUES
~ to supply the AFFLICTED with Sir Ashley Coopers cole
brated remedes for ths radical Of rupturss with.
out truss fever and ague, rhsumstism and pues sent
BY express receipt Of S. recipe for 81 Address
Dr. Hundsll, Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

A TTfNuoN, PIANO PURCH AsERS HALLS PA.
IA tsns celestial or douos octave pianoforses, Ely
hunger Manufacturers. These improved pianos
paAy taking the place OF the rainary psnoortss Is
bsssss thsy nush superior ser and swsstns
q tAss ID, thsy stand 10 tune we'll being msds With
iron ksms. and &C. ,h'y are sot at low prices and
~ have Of thar superiority. ELY MUNGER No $40
Broadway. 81. Nicbolss Hotel
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MEDICAL.

A NEW BOOK-THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR FAM.
IA ~ medical ana physiological ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Tor the married thoss intending to marry By Dr. \.
holck, the author and lecturer. l0Cth edition; 500
Strong, No. 9s Nassau street, Now YORK. who will for
ward BY mail, free on receiving 81 and address. From
the Medical and Surgical Revisw"The most extraor.
binary book read. Ons feature which particu.
Larry distinguishes this book from all others Of the kn
IL the peculiar tone Of morality which pervades 1t all
through"
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IL suited With confidence certain deeases; "a
pears n one speciality Of tho profession, enables him
GUARANTEES pernsnent cures His reatnsat IL the
a. that prsctissd By the great Record Of PAris. NJ
Dr.. C.'s dipoms, as member Of ths n Y. University,
b NJ hia cffca. :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

DUCKIEY'S sERENADERs FROM BUCKIEEs BvR-
appear in Utica Monday and Tuesday, JAY and IA
Syracuse. july A. and g. in Auburn, July z; and WI
shortly appear in Buffalo in their Grand 8urlesq&s
OeerAS. .9f
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MRS. WIN. d. WARD, TIE YOUNG AMERICAN
lI actress, takes her benefit In Buffalo, tomorrow,
Saturday. July 7, end commAnces an engagement Ter
twelve nights at the Bowery Theatre Tuesday next,
being her first appearance in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

tyr. JOHNSON Is DUANE STREET, HAS PERFORM
~ Cd moro cures than sny other medical 10 New
York. Dr. Jchnsons treatment Ii safe and expeditions
his medicines be taken without fear OF detection.
Charges moderate, and the money refunded satlfao
ton 10 not given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

ATD'LLE RACHEL MR.. RAPHAEL FELIX, MANA
INl ger Of the Rachel French Dramatic Company. has
t.sen An ohce ct No 40 Wall strsst, whore all csmue
Personal applications be aae betwesn the hours of
twelve and four 1hs detA Of tas Of tbs
iliuStrious ''trs1sienne" viii b. announced II few
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THEATRICAL EOIICB--TO MANAGERS AND THE PRO-
fession generally>Tbe subscriber sgent for several
leading 6 stsrs and numerous respectable Of
the profession takes this method Of Informing
the Union that he ID prepared arrange
With them for starring engagements also TO assist then
In the formation Of their COM for tbs ensuing fan
season. THOS AcKE0N, Dramatic Agent, box $50 Post
Office Phila6enhia
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- TRAMsHIP PAhPERO. CAPT. AULD, PROM NEW
- Orieans htov d,scbarSing at pier s6 North rivee
Ctasis nses VII pseAse atseod. n. MARKS, Par.sr
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YNHE LIVERPOOL. AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Il Company intend sailicg Their fAvorte steamship
n al A. 4 n az Cant Wxlta

DREMEN, VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNITED
I'D States mai steamship HERMANN, aiggtns, com
mancer, will iai for Bsemsn touching At
70 land ths mails aod passengers for England and
France on Saturday July IA, Mt AZ O'Clock Z. from
pier 81 Rerth river Price Of passage from New YORK TO
Southsmpton or Bremsn:-
In nrst cabin, main sAooa $3.50
In first cabin, lower saloon. ITO
In scCVku
An expere need surgeon Il attached TO each steamer
Specie delivered In Havrs London. AL letters must
pass through the Post Once For passage or freight ap
ply to G. SAND, Agent IL South William street
The stsamer Washington will sucsesd the Herman,
and sal August IL. as3t
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ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.-WILL SOON BE
i ready for neg citation, and attractive dram
entitled " Harry Ashton The VIII and the Way"
dramatized from work Of the above name, BY lady
Now in this city.
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TSOR LIvERPOoL4U. 8. MAJ sFEAx ,EIlp BAL 10
IL Jos. Oousteok. eesmsAAs.. This stssa 'hiP
will d.psxs With tSs Unitsd ctstes mats for Europe,
ffe her srth at tbs tsa o. lead street freight
CT rssasss, bsvnx rnelslSd aeee9 aoassos. OR sis
gsncs a1d comsoft AfPaI to EDWARD x. COLLINS. So
Wal street. PAasspgsrS are requested to bs board
ss itk A NJ The Pseius win ssocsed the Bate, aad
eel July 26sh. Shippers will psass take notice that the
ships Of this line easnot carry any goods centrs
war. All letters nust piss through the Post Oss any
othnra wtU ~
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hRUG STORE FOR SALE THE PROPRIETOR
IL Wishing to retire from the businers, offers his
ssses tor sale Also the house, which sAsshold. The
properly rents for s6l2 per snnum ground rent slcs
price Tor the whole 3d., Terms 81 payment Liberal
Inquire CT e. H. PAYrUN, % Ninth avenue.
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ESARA FOR SALE-OF TWENTY ACRES, ON WHICH
II Is az apple and peach orchard, two story house
barn, ssd COW house, Ia good fence; railroad passea
Through It sear Enghsotswn, Monmouth county, New
Jsrssy three hours ride frcn Eew York. lao uire OF
CAsS les West BrosowAy, the premises, Of VIM.
Wet; price 81, OO0
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VaOka SAFE q LEASE, or qRENr.-H0USE AND
II "a ists iof ground situate Boomingdale road
aSae Elasty ak t6 street. with shop adjotutng House
So eset by 81 chop 20 By "a, both in good order and
vii b soid rented reasonable. Apply to u CHlLD
No 90 Fourth Ayprue. rom to 6 o'clock, p N.
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MIR c. SS.-THIS DISTINGUISHED ACTOR AND
or engagements for the ensuing season. Letters I'D
dressed TO hts agent win meet with attention
CHAS PAesLOE, Theatrical Agent, Burtons heAtrs,
New York.
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T,vOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FARM OF 43 ACRES
IL Of ground, In the township of Railway, county Of
EK State Of New Jersey, on tae road leading 70 West
every few beurs in this day BY car, from A. until
I2P n farm under good culdvAtioni soil good; about
ten cares Of wood land young timber good pasture land
and we'll watsred; thros acres beat Of meaiow land,
balance upland and tiable; grounds high, fms apple
orchard rrit trees 60 house stone barn, and other
u desired. For particulars inquire Of J. L. vANDE
WATER. IL Maiden lane.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25
Orphans, Court sale.

E9Y virtue Of an order Of ths Orphans Court Of
n Cambria county, and to directed there
viii be exposed to pubic sale, the premises, On
Monday, the 29th day of January, 1865, at one
o'clock =. NJ, the following described real estate
a certain piece Of land in Cambria township, con-
tanning ten acres, adjoining lands Of William Ds-
Wis on the East, Edward Shoemaker ON the North
and the Clay Pike leading from Ebensbusg to In
diana ON the South
TERMS OFSALE :-Cne third oftTe purchase
money to be Paid on confirmation Of the sale, and
the residue m two equ1l annual payments with
interest; to be secured By tie bonds and mortgage
Of the purchaser.
MARY ANN LTrZINGER,
WILLIAM LITZINGER.
Jan. 4, 1856, Administrators.
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PUBLIC SALE.

FHHsIE subscriber will offer at public sale on
N Wednesday the 18th day of February next,
his farm situated in Summerhill township. Cam
bria county, Pa, mile East of jefferson on the
road leading to Munster, within hafa mile of the
Portage and Pennsylvania Railroads, and adioin-
ing lands of John Kean and others. containing
thirty-fve acres and eighty perches, the most Of
which is cleared and in high state Of cultivation
There is good orchard of excellent fruit the
place. The improvements good frame dwell
ling house and a good barn, together will all ne
cessary out buildings. For particulars apply to
the subscriber the premises.
An indisputable title viii be given.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock, p. NJ. when
terms will be made known.
THOMAS BENNETT.
january le. '55.-3t.o
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sE,erin,s sale.

EeY virtue Of writ of Vend Exponus, issued
a D out of the Court of Common Pleas Of Cam
bria County, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to public sale at the Court House, in Eb-
ensburg. on Monday the 5th day Of February
uext, the FLOWING property, to wit:
All the right title and interest of Abraham Ais
bach, Of in and to a piece OF parcel of land stu
ate in Conernaugh township, Cambria County, ad-
joining lands Of Peter Livergood, H. Goughnour,
A. HiIderbrand and Others, on which is erected a
two story frame house, not now occupied, said
land containing forty-nine acres more on less.
A. DURBIN. Sheriff.
Sherif's office, Ebensburg, Jan. Is, 1855
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EeY virtue Of a writ Of Yend- Exponas, issued
-ks out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of C..i;.-
BRA county, and 70 me directed. there VIII b. eS
posed to public sale on the premises. in tie t1~Ir
Of Munster, Cambria county. on Friday the 2Cth
iats-, at O'Clock, F. h., the following property
10 wit:
All the right, tirle, and interest Of William
Diver, deed, Of il aud TO tao lots Of glCGnd, AZ
uate in the town OF Munster. Can.bria county,
adjoining lands Of Nancy McGionielc On the ,yest. .
Thomas Porter on the cast. as1 fronting on .te
Huntingdon, Cdnas.ria and Indiana Tsgru pike road
having thereon erected t,.o story log Louse anl
log stable not now occupied.
Taken IN execution and to be sold at the suis
Of Peggy McGonigle.
A DURBIN. Sheriff
January 4, 1865.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

FUyO the Heirs and Legal Representatives OF
IL Nicholas Eollis, late of Alleghany township,
Cambria county, deceased.
Take notice, that in pursuance Of writ of Par
ttion, issued out Of the Orphans Court of Cam
bria county, to me directed. ] viii on the 26th
day of February next, proceed to hold an inquisi-
ton upon the premises Of the real estate Of said
deceased, adjoining lands cf Nicholas Thank, Bar.
thoomew Trubas and Others at which time and
place you may attend if you think proper.
Sheriff's office. Ebensburg. Jan. 1e, 1900.
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sebasfopaB Taken by tie AIIIes.

EeERSONS wishing 70 save money, can do So
n by calling at the . Railroad Stove Depot, p
one door West Of the Union House, High st: Get.
Ebensburg, Pa, where Stoves and Tnware VIII
be sold 20 per cent. cheaper for CASH. than usu-
III. ] am determined TO st Il at some price.
ALSO a two horse Spring Wagon and Ear-
Harness hgT sale.
\. B. This opportunity is only given during
January, 1850.
Dearest friends, when thus you save.
Do not for time (credit) crave;
But come aIong-don't delay.
For what you 5uy-the money pay
j. AFFORD.
January E. 1855
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stray Calf.

NAME to the residence Of the subscriber. IN
u Munster, Cambria county, on the 29th cF
August last, rel and white spotted Ball Calf,
with 4 white hea-t mark in The face; 10 other
particular marks. The owner IS requested to
come forward, Iroye property, pay charges, ana
take him away, otherwise he wili he disposed Of
according t. law PATRICK STORM.
lin IS55-et
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-sfrayed

EIyROM the residence of the subscriber in Ale
E' gheny township, about the 1st of November
last, nine sheep, four of which were old ones and
had both cropped; the other Fl ge were young,
and had a notch cut in the right ear. Any person
giving Information where tie sheep may be found
shall be literally rewarded
SIMON FAGAN
January Is. '55.- ct.
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Auditors zofice.

EN the matter Of the real estate of Francis Brad
a ley, deceased, On motions NJ. Hasson ap-
pointed Auditor by the Court 10 narshalFth as
sets of DECEASED among the creditors. In pursu-
ance Of the above appointment, the undersigned
will sit at his Office in the bFoHgh Of Ebensburg.
on Monday. the 9TH day Of February next, at one
O'Clock r. M. H. HASSON.
January f. 1855.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

SUGAR KETTLES. Iron Wash Kettles, Eng
- lish Pots, Skillets, Bake Ovens, Tea kettles,
&C., sod by +. w. HAY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

EDARLOR STOVES among which are tho
Il Star Franklin. Diadem, Radiator, Flora
Franklin, and Room Stoves, from two dollars up
TO twenty, by f. w. HAY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

? { EINWAIlE Of all kinds, Copper Kettles and
u Brass Kettles of all sizes, for sale by
i. w. Hay.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

6fOAL BUCKETS, Shovels, Pokers. Tougs,
~ Hammered-iron Bread pans. SAeet-iron
pans, Rat Traps, Wash boards. For sale low
by L. w. HAY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

y Gao POUNDS assorted Stove-pipe for sale
=. ).vvU wholesale or retail, by
F. w. HAY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

nRITANNIA Coffee Pots, Tea-Pots, Cream
I'D Mugs, Ladies, Fluid and Oil Lamps, Cast
OBS bottles-from 90 cents to $3.50. For
sale by F. w. HAY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

G LASS LAMPS, Lamp Shades, Counter Seal
N es, Spring Balances. Jelly Cake Moulds,
Spring Bottom Lanterns, Square-elass Lanterns,
for sale low for cash by f. w Hay.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-01-25

January 4, 1s55.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-31

Cs4r,E'Ls Kt>tro<cosE. .-'TLI< magnificent
Iuu;Ins Vii! open this eyrMIug a! Washington
Ia AMI W. sIvise OUT reatsrs to visit IT, as an
sps.,ion of II cannot ia! 10 eSsiily tie wide.
,p'val intrres; nos lei; IN Ste Romantic "Gem oil
tx Weslsm O.eAn-Cu 'Tms eNh!m,Ion
,?lsys all The Ike VARIOUS cities 'orns. public
haI5In.s, plantations &c. WM:hLAyr \ Tendency
n rpst: use Ia! intOtmltuu reI4t;'e 70 soci,
m polnIrai condition II ne government and
,,-oplr OF Tie Island. Dang TIE chang" sr,ntl
Me sud encr ale lIsvtvl! with >"p. choice aud
beautiful s"uks by 4 Young lady vocal I. sfte
wirch S,snor Mortl!" vii n't"lac' rs funn!
LHngrusu Psnhiy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-31
WHEELING.
P. B. Strader.

Son HI, iI~krf told ths gentleman VII, put.
th.sr: i tia, ii would trirg hin to hreIIus; Ia,
wis; sas hs sutnti.e On stt,vius al u nwo.l, (oIl
III r.; elow Wheeling, 10 hnI az i'I,er cal. moi
s.,'. SUI oier waiting cue Luut it crtd, push
ss coop, the "AccUn Inp4atioL tain" lot = lie. i.
F, r,>s-! I'm ard the fist d TIE T. Sseusets 81
f., oOj witt out >aiIuc as much as ''Eivw do you
- aUere Jid lUu cone from. aud which way you
..usI" The seutltnran found is " ay 10 Wheel.
y pyrGe so GEMS omnibus life
We lave orr 1est,n 10 arskt ht' own rom.
nro;s III ;his iiuSttatlon oI the "iIsnwopd CT IS.
49,
II 'rsIH 'hst tie sccomme d4lion Waia I'd MI
.fp because tie ptopt: signal vas n"; n,A!r I'll
.-nN 9Js. sud though uO fault is 10 - :-rhrr! !:
SO coa uciUt, tbs case IS Hu! one u many Eo!".
t. show II, accidents aud rlrlal> Ia NniSk ue''
e!,ts ate sui ise'sd " Ills ms, .npohnt ct1ss
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