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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29


0E Letter from Harrison viii appear
next week. rr
0T The Primary Department Of the
College is to be in the hands OF Win
Reynolds. which Is sufficient guarantee
that il will be efficiently condocted. He
has all the requisite qualification.
OF II Congress adjourns this week.
in time. cumback viii be at HE appoint
ments. II not, others viii be there to
speak. Let him stay at HE post and
possible prevent the shedding Of the
blood Of freemen, by withholding the
supplies. -t
WoE'T HEAR PoLITIcs PARMA
conscientious old line member Of the
Presbyterian church a. Mt. Carmel, is
said TO have been SO offended at the
opening prayer Of Rev. james Gil
christ few Sundays ago. that he left
the church and sat in his buggy until
the services were ended. He don't
like political prayers.
FREnoxr's ASxrvERsARrRs.-Col.
Fremont was born on the day Of the
battle Of Frenchtown; be was married
to Jessie on the 10Th Of October. the
anniversary of the capture of Corn
wallis. He was nominated for the
Presidency on June nth. and will be
elected President on November 4th.-
the anniversary Of the biggest poliii-
cal victory ever obtained ,s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

0rAs TO Col. Fremont's Catholic I'M,
we have always regarded that story as
the sheerest humbugery. Whatever
may have been the suspicious circum-
stances referred to by certain parties,
and to which undue Importance has been
attached, we regard them all as mere
dust In the balance. Col. Frsmonf is no
Catholic. We know what we know.
and have quite as good reason for know
ing IL, as Parson Beecher.-N. Y. Tri-
bune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

We had the pleasure Of listening to
one Of the best speeches Of the season
last Saturday, At Fairfield, from Thomas
w. Beunett, ESQ, Of Liberty. He gave
an able review OF the position OF the
Democratic party in 1913, and 80 by
producing their speeches and letters. aud
platforms, and showed that Il was iden-
teal with the platform Of the Republi-
can rariy at present. Among the docu-
ments was a number Of the Franklin
Democrat Of JAM II, 1919. containing
the speech of, l.. Robinson, defend
ing the wilmvt Proviso. and . defense
Of the speech by the editor ofthat paper.
The poor creature what 10 left Of him
Sat By and squirmed like an eel, as
these written opiniopsof the constitu-
tionality and expedlency OF restricting
sIsver5. were hurled at him. He would
have given great deal to have been
able 70 say that a new constitution has
since been adopted. butt is onlv apology
can be- that our woold-be masters want
to take slavery every where, and as he
cant defend slavery extension on the
ground Of its utility. hence he swallows
bis own words, and takes the words CIV
en- by the south, and Ike an obedient
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

re- A private note from Hon,
Charles Sumner dated at Cresson. on
the Allegheny mountains. on Friday
last. informs US that he is. at last. con-
valescent, the mountain air having
had beneficial effect. For Tire,
days he had been able to ride on horse
back. 1t is. however, still uncertsi,
how long he may yet be obliged u
farego all mental labor. and especially
the excitement Of public speaking
Nv. Y. Tribune. -a....+',. .1.'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
iirsrsyIlLr, Nov. !, 81

DR.. G. NJ. Jaekson--Dear slr--Allow me 10
express To yon nay sincere thahks Tor your disco.
very 81 medicine. soieh 70 say The least Of u.
have taken have entirely failed 10 do. "Iioof.
lands German ittsrs" have cured 81 the mosi
stubborn aud aggravated case of Tho Piles that,
la this and surrounding counties, rnd can trail,
sry that my recovery has astoundsd all nay friends
and relations. ne had tried ever, thing recon
mcnded, and noshing did me any good until was
prevailed upon 10 Try The Bltlss, You are Al llb.
cry 10 make any use OF this communication, Tot
tho beneht OF The afflicted. ~ yon may lhiuk PRO.
per. faly yours, w, ATWOOD.
See adyst.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
Encouraging Hatrimony &C.. at the
County Expense. fs,itts

Our Courts and Commissioners are
liberal. Wishing to help w. A. ].
Glidewel'to a vile, they appropriated
two dollarr per day, last October, to-
ward his expenses in going to the coun-
Try, and bringing his sweetheart to the
fair. Now common boys pay their own
expenses, and are quite glad to get to
ride with pretty girl 1t that. batBailifi
IGlidswell charged just as much for SER
wing an attachment on his girl, as if he
had been cou,tirg any body else. Were
Il not for associating the sublime with
the ridiculous sweethearts and court
ing with premium stallions. we would
tell right here, that the same Courts and
Commissioners paid John Ssmuels Si.5o
per day, during the entire fair. FOE exhib'
ting his horse. and we could prove |,
from the record. but We letit pass, with
a mere hint Of what we could DO. mf
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DIsoRAckFuL--In ooverhauling the
life Of Fremont. his enemies have dis
covered that at the age Of 10 he was
sued for board bill, and the follow
ing articles were executed and sold TO
satisfy the Judgment: 4 coats. 5waist-
coats. pair Of pantaloons. 8 shirts. 8
pair Of socks, 4 collars. 2 stocks. 2
cravats and sundry bot Ks. For man
who could manage no better than to
be the son Of foreigner, and to be
born IN the South, md TO lose bis father
at the nge Of four years. and TO be a
Ragged Orphan, supported BY charity
in childhood. and then at the age Of
is to be SO poor as to have nothing
more than few old duds 10 satisfy an
execution with--and 70 have acquired
large fortune by his own industry
and foresight. aud to have served his
country IN the field aud camp, and
not to have been an Office holder all
his days-for such man with such a
low aud poor origin. for such q man
to be talked OF for Presidsnt-it is
outxsges- -isn's IL 49,. -. .As'aasaI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
Usn 5obsrtistmtnts.
8isins Sun Snsurmn Co.,
OF RISING SUN. IND,
Authorizes Capital, 800, 900.
BOARD OF pIRFcroRs:

$. HArnawAs, J. G. wsLis, n. h. LosfSe,
w. ". PowrLL, wn. 7. Para, JoHs GRaor,
J. W. srEscrR, J. NJ. JfFEixes. Cto. ClLlrsrir.
p. uLKHv, D. J.HATnswAs, J. w. TsLsorT,
=. Y. CoviEeToE.
b.. nsTuAwsY. sec'y. III 'l
I1P Fire and Marine risks taken At eqiisblt
rates.
ll-rAr persons desiring Insurance. WIN can on
JOHN W. KELLY, Asrsr.
s.f. CONVICTION, General Asen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

ys6es Con. Pleus-ELfsHA VANCE
psoo4 htty-IHOS. w. BENNETT
Hepposenk'tivo--ROB. BRUNDRETT
- - I. e1a; HIRAM CLUM- 80
Troosurer-THONAS A. GOODWIN
DhoriG- -GE0RGE W.. ,CLAYP00L
Rscorder-rHONAS s.. WRIGHT.
0omnIo,ioner-JAS. DERBYSHIRE
Curveyof-PHILIP T. JONES.
Coro6sr --0E0R0E w. LINES.
Asoessof Brock. Tp.-r. T. SMITH
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
@ttob.r GItttiuu.

Mr.. soopwis Please announce the name OF
Elisha ~. J0nes. Of Butler Township NJ
an independent eandidi 70 Tor the once OF sheriff
70 he elected al the ensuing October election.
Ma. EpIToR:-Please announce the nsmo Of
Henry Shafer Ms an Independent candidate
Tor County Treasurer, aud much obliTe
MANY VOTERS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
aieS

In Highland township. on the 29th oil
July, Joshua Sparks, and eyed citizen
OF this county. 4,
In Brookville, on the 18th inst, Al
fred Ward. Esq. much esteemed citi-
zen Of this place.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
MarritD.

On the i4th inst, by Rev. John Gil.
christ Daniel Ogden, ESQ.,, and Marga.
ret Mccullough. all of Dunlapsville.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
Cumhack always RIGHT.

Congress. near the close Of the ses.
sion, passed a new law in regard TO the
compensation Of members, not very bad
In i,seli. but repreAepsIble IN voting to
each member $4,000 for the short tern.
We are happy to record the naIne Of
Cumbaek In the negativ of that qnes-
ton, all the way through, just as he hue
been on all the swindIing land sppropri-
atoms. No nun can show a clearer
record than our Cumback and no man
ever won a more snviabIe equation
during his hrst term, than has he, ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

There will be u Pole Raising atthe
residence Of james Slant. on the Lau-
rel road. three miles west Of Bloom
inggrove. on Friday, Sept. 9th. 1855.
at o'clock p. NJ. { Col. ], II. Far
quhar will be present and address the
people. 81 g1aai-' t-aee.d s.ss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
William Frank,
UNDERTAKEN,

- -; -
y KRrs constantly on hand. conns OF All sires
N asd description. and = GOOD Hcoro< with
which Ne aurnds funcrslsin Torn or crnnlr<.
mETALsC COFf1NSs OF two sizss coo>
stsntls N hand ~ -. i.
mai u /.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

FEvfR AND AauE-cksrAH cpRs.-No morn use
for rsaic mixtures, QaInlnc, Fowlort Soiuilon,
Arsenic. Mercury, or any ofiie siliainour or nau-
reoas compounds. which only removes one d,s-
oase 10 implsnt another, more deadly, aud which
sends iis unhappy sktims nnaiiy, with q wrecked
aud broken evnsiuuuon. 10 no earl, gfescs TT,
those dangerous drugs, but cures by zcting speech
ea'iy on the Liver. purifying the blood and
strengthening the ., stem; thus enabling nature
10 recupsfatc its exhausted enc-r;os by opening
The pores Of the skin, aud expel lig from the bo-
dy all the impurities and old sdlcincs. which
clog aud rciafd is free operation. Norc Than oee
thou-and persons have been cured BY Carcft
Spanish Mixture. after everything else had signal
!, Jailed. ~ sample OF IL remarkable cureN'
Messrs Davis q Hicks, Of Autaugasilis. Ala,
writes us tha' itcufed geetlemsn o. cnronte
Fever aud Ague, which All the onefs o. rhs..se.
ians aud their remedies, could nj snoaae' ne
only took three bottles. They SAY y sells srn
mpidly, aud maintains iis high rcpnA'on "'o'
all the country
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29
OREGON HOUSE.

eepton OF si-ito-s ~ ali hour, snd NJ poirs
VII be spared y ensertain >Aen. rkrs1.1 sHrv
60 me sinEis erb< Ne dozsn. 90 80 <I1-runcs Il
% eniertained ~ Al, tine a. he uru.I 49, -
The table sil Be fursi<h~< ~ifh - kr1t<<c 4. =
ket snosdss done up IN tbe fcss sl<l> ~ coo1lnr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

woops HAla REsrop.rrvs.-frof wood, the
renowned dlscoverer OF tho invaluable Hair Re-
s,orauve sin eonpnues 70 labor 10 behalf OF NE
afflicted. His medicines are universally admitted
BY ths American Press 70 be far superior 10 AL
other. for causing The hair on The head OF the
aged. thu, has besn siisered for many years. 70
grow forh With as much sigor and iuzuriance n
when pleased with The advantage ofyoush. There
can be no doab, that Il one 81 the greatest dIs.
eoseries In the medical voria. II restores per-
manents era, hair 10 ln original color, sps makes
n assume q beautiful silky texture, which has
been very desirabls In all ages OF tho world
[cinolnnsu Daily SUM-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

49, PIANOS ron RENT.-nExv
OK SECOND HAM, have - Pa
liz ffnos on hsod land on the way) thsf
want 10 rent. and will LET the rent apply on he
purchase until paid Cor. Any one can pay Cor :
Plano In this way and noticei n ......
IN. MuRCH.
No.-l West Focrh street.
Sole Agent for L., N. d = Pianos. and snccss-
sof 70 Much d whiio- sux2p in
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-29

Gg- c. G. Bihkley and Edward
Meyer will address the peopleat .Ebe'
nezer School House next Tuesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
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aIAxTfo0.
On Tuesday Nay 20 1t st. Georges' church. by the Rev.
Or. Stephen H. Tying, Rev. j. G. EccIEsroN, II. D., Of
Clifton Staten Island to NARY LOUIE eldest daughter Of
VIM 81. AnabIe, Of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Wednesday, May a. by the Rev. Mr.. 6anderson ct
the residence Of the BRIDES father, Mr. ELIJAH DUsEs
BURY to Mas FRANCES E. MARTIN, all Of this city.
Westchester papers please copy.
On Tuesday, Nay co. Of st. PAricks Cathedral by the
Very Rev. DR.. STAIRS, JOHN w. MCKINLEY to ELLEN J.
O'BRHS daughter Of the late Philip O'Bsn, ali Of this
city.
On Sunday, May II, BY the Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Mr..
JOsKPH O. AUCKIys to Miss MARIA LOUISE CONNECT all Of
this city
On Monday evening" May 10, by the Rev. M. Evsritt
at the Nativity church, Second avenue CHARLES MoSNoL
LAND to NARGAREr A. RoBKRrs, all Of this oity
In Brooklyn, oh Wednesday evening, May II, by the
Rev. j. s. lDskip, Mr. WILLIAM aoRNER late OF London,
England, to Miss sYSSEvs LAHsE LAszEN, o: Bergen,
Norway.
On Tuesday morning, May 90 by the Rev. A. B. Carter
OF Yonkers the residence Of the BRIDES parents Mr.
CHARLES H. BoorH Of Aorrisana, to Miss MARY A. BECK
RouT, Of the Same place.
Al East New York, Monday, May 49, by the Rev. D..
Schaum, ANTON W. MILLER to Mss MATILDA E. SCHMAHI,
both of this city.
In this city, Wednesday, May q, BY the Rev. NJ
Marsslus, Mr.. WILLIAM a. s. Smith to MARGARET A.
daughter Of Mr.. Robert Dodge.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.

CRNrREvILIE COURSE, L. I-rRorrING.-rHuRs-
~ day NAV a. at O'Clock r. n, matca t50D mile heats
best three Ave. H. Woodruff ch
ness ID. Pffsr =. Lady Riley, 70 wagon. TO
good day and good tract. JOEL CoNkL'H, Proprfeor.
NEW YORK kAChs-sPkIEG INSISTING rHlkD KK
IN In june 1856 the Fashion Formerly HauonaD Race
Course kewcwn, L. l. For Jockey Club pur~o and s&hes
see Spirit OF the Times.
DE wiTr @. GRINHKLL rysAsy rs~Alop Assoc.
TTrIoN COURSE. L. tI.-rRorTls0.-os russDAY,
" May AZ. al half past O'Clock for mule
heats best three I've under saddles acfsashna names
b. /. g. Know Noihng D. Piner Names fhle.ss IAek.
.4 SHAW wbIfE, rrsSfietRs
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When we have Pain, NOT the OccseSon OF
;sss = .'. y Z:
ss: & y y: s::s:
sns sna pus sold street
sSsss & srs ssyss Us Fulton sTsss s,oosss,sy T. "
Dyoa s psisd p.i; and sy al rssCsat.,s d5uss.s
pOr Brand,sAs pills. With mo. al Broadway"
Herrins's Patent Champion siro and Bar
scsiv:d przs medals Worids PAIR ondon is sad
g. a. sa' and s 81 w aSss : ss Vas
Jouven's inodozoAs Preparation Instantly
s .s. IA sy. ana rs H. ,.a me s snS S !:
worn mnedA;ey Afterwards One bottle IL warranted 70
''- fly D' CONTEST e s:n May
Chrehugh's Wixs ana Toupees., wisn the
newly invented akin seamawig wesrers who study style,
:syss Sss ISs:s .is sss heads o hail. Tsssors iSa
C.iss.ao.o'. wig, Hair Dye snd To.p:e:
TO- s r. dy
.. SsisTADosSs NJ 2sos House. Copy he
Batehsloz's Hair Dye, wigs and Tnupees
ns s
~ IT 91 - s:Ss'A twelve
"rut your Trust In Igor, and keep his
ana milronsof bugs and reaches yon may defy.
To oestroy these pests, that mortals can't oudure.
Depot IA Broadway. Beware OF pedlaxA l. LYON, on
the label.
PhXlon PaPhian Lotion or vior.l ss.utaner
IND s:s ~. s. ss.s
Etks.
Whiskers or Moustaches forced to Grow In
ok weeks BY ongusns which win mot stain OF ipu:c The
;:s { 81 ss ssssZ s.
Lovet's Wahpene, an Indian Vegetable
prepare ion, III hair To s youthful appearance,
badness Call s 1852 Broadway New York, and
feet head Of bsr by the use Of wahpene
new School Of Medicine and Pharmacy.-
re last unfolding Of he art Of healing Ny daily practce
that consun pon. In all it. varied FORMS rea
NY other disease therefore desire 70 treat all con-
mpves but particularly tose who have tried al other ply.
site place. first street east Of Broadway between Fourth
nd Eighth streets kew York.
2 Rom g 10
an other hours By appointment
Hyatts Life Bslsam -Rhsumatism In Its
diseases Of the blood great debility, liver complain, kidneys,
ncipsnt consun pto De- most certainly cured by thus
great purifier. Principal depot 26 Grand street. 70 cents
ver boale.
Holloyvay's P1Is.-Purge the system 1T this
cine acts upon liver and stomach purifying tae blood
ard assisting gesion Sold e. the ufsctores No 50
druggiats. 81 Dc. 62ho, and 81 per box
Marsh 4 Co.'s superior Shoulder Braces,
for men women and children Also six elastic soc1ngs for
70 order ana warranted ct their truss once, No. ~ Maiden
lane. New York.
On d.sr ob Sssr !, vbs, oa~ the matter ~
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Oh. dear oh, dear 1 what can the matter boz
From gTpes and collie never am tree;
Oh what would give 10 get rid OF my y0l
70 HTElNFELD tor nitArs l really must 70.
The Celebrated COgnae 00r0lal bltterS are
obsipabe 80 street. y. T. For sale ct all the
pectable bars groceries and drugHfsts.
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,a,,,cnom.nle.- rne New ana seaut,ruI 4

s,otic nom nie, - rne New ana Beautiful Art
A dacrs,ps rass TO resemble the finest china fe hours
ntsyestna anu seneni transforms simple
s, d,d fhinesc or eevYss All the sale
xo boxes two vases and every article required
yycI Al Tul ineruoiopa purcb free. Tue
$50 CONTENT, SEAEY & CO., b02 Broadway.
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Delicious, Cooling and Refreshing In Nor.
ions Ane sparkling carnonated soda water from Banca TIN
and 81 lined ppsS with variety Of choice
ryrups NoRTOk's now drug sore 45l Aiahth avenue,
Hind Asy lum Buildings
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Bordeaux anu sauterne Wines, In Gases
dozen each Also, choice prunes cAns, auding
vertas, from Bordeaux. For by JOHN DUNCAN
SONS lO6 way.
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nss H.-rhs case Of Jacob l. Smith aEd othsrs
yuDssion restraining the Comproiier from ssing the
emss isiAsd Terry ss~e, came en-Mr John Ven Buren,
xIpsssfDs for smith, Ne~rs. sheppard and Filing wood
~ tAe Curporatiou At he risipg OF the Court, Me-.
ylnre ssil reading Psps In pport Of the
eops shov that The ferry hsd xfed Ia it's obi
estsss. The Court ~ jour rod 10 Friday.
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tn Nall or Spike Manufac CT urers.-The Sab

Door Plates 400 Nifrcrent Patterns of
silver plates, % 80; Wedding visiting cards
plate and 80 cards, lDs bap dsome Arce OF wndo
nlHte proeses &c. 8. @. CLARK, $50 Broadway.
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scser has valuable patent right spd being 10 use
he same owing his being engaged an
rely deren nature would dspes Of tine same
shls urice The patented In August n
viii c al head point the The plan can be-
seen NJ ca O. H. THOMAS, gas fitting establishment Duane
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FINE AKTD.
DRXDY's GALLERY
ID OF smbro,ypes
Portraits of $50 Broadway.
Nearly every
Distinguished man
In tho Uniied States,
The only gallery On exhibition.
Whore ambrotypes
Are produced
In he United States
Where vtgnei.e
Photographs, Ia
Water colors
Copies Are produced.
Portraits or daxueyreotypes,
vi any siZe,
Pictures In oil and water coors.
Taken, rain or shine,
In equal perestton.
Strangers sitters attended promptly.
Should not omit
Waiting the collection.
Every courtesy extended
To those who viNt
spectators merely.
The Oldest establishment in the United States Every
ture out guaranteed durable and satisfactory.
1863 Broadway.
fNAMno JKER ESsES TAKEN FROM DAG AUKRKO.
~ types, hgh given Queen c0ncb shsl BY
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twenty-five ana F1ny Cent Lampratyps
porls taken only 1t the depot Of aIt-l00 day-No. 239
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XII WEST TWENTY THIRD sTREET-A FEW sKLhCr
families and gentlemen Of the FIRST respec.Aoiy
in hat eligible brown building which teshnly
Gated between Fifth and sixth aveSues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

W0lf0'6 Schfc0ann ArO01at10 SC0n1Ppos-
yh Medicinal beverage now prescribed by NE medical IN
s.y In Gases 9, gravel sou rheumaHsm inepient drcy
uhoc dyspSpsfA Kidney bladder complaints; also In fever
nd ague Put up quart and pint bottles. with he proprte-
tors the bottles cork and label. For sale BY ~ mo
Gyu9a
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sale BE- made this day Thursday Msy e. g 2 o,ocs a
years. lease Of he valuable property Broadway.
Howard street, known the ts Hotel This
well worthy the aeuon parties desvous OF making
gsod investment the lexse will positively DO sold without
reserve To the highest bidder.
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Good News.-A Splendid 0rcon Turtle Will
be up in soup steaks this day. FIR day and Sat-
rdsy ct GOULDe ho,el IA Fulton street At only Is 3D. per
dish. n. B.-Famiies supplied 81 only &c. per quart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

ne KAng or slg1csp n Already . Drowned
bssA We dca know who mai Or 70 biz little majesty,
but ought 70 be kncz wno turns the hAndsomes crowns
- - found sihey AIDE or he wa,sr may be proper
hat knox's brtlnS attached are
I'D os I'll mankird and /hough not nlaid With diamonds
ave yet vsyy brAn aA$ and Thin AL. which
MY "a No NJ puton street
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-06-04
eEREoyA Aag

The undersigned having removed to\the new
building tyvo doors west Of the old stand. world
respectfully inform his customers and the public
generally, thae he has lately added to MS iorrner
supply Of Goods, and keeps constantly Oh hand
a ful supply Of
staple and Fancy Try Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery. Carmen
ter's tools, Smiths tools. Nals, full supplv o
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet ans; HOOP Iron.
Stoves and cast holow-ware constantly on hand
Also, copper ard tin ware. Groceries, wholesale
and retail.
Pine, Poplar and Cherry Lumber bought and
sold
Goods viii tie sold at the very lowest prices in
exchange ior Cash or Country Produce
E. HUGHES.
Ebensburg March Is. 1853.
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Notice 10 tEae Tr.ay alalssfy fss:sfic.

IA0tAss % TIC 4 IA 5 SslEas2f5 E'sssiic.
HE undersigned, carrying the United States
/ Mails between Cresson Station ard Ebeusburg.
will on aad az 81 the first day Of April 1855, ran
on the Turnpike between said places, MAIL
COACH which wiD be adequate to the wants Of
travellers over t3is route.
The coach viii leave Ebensburg every morning
Sundays excepted at O'Clock precisely connec-
ting with Che Mail train going East, af Cyesson /.
and VIII return Immediately after the arrival of
the Mail train going West, arriving at Ebensbtrg
at about half past o o'clock, F. H.
Passengers may rest assured that the proprietor
viii use every effort to carry them between these
points with all possible dspatce and comfort.
Passengers will be required to pay their fare be-
lore taking seats IN the Coach
JOHN a BLAIR.
Ebensburg. April Is, 1866.
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CAMBRIA HOUSE

JEFFERSON, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PENN.
TFSIE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
4 his friends and the travelling public, that he
has leased the Cambria House, and having made
much Improvement IN its interirT, be feels conf
dent that he viii thereby be enabled to render
comfort and satisfaction 30 all who favor him with
their patronage
His fast and superior MAIL LINE OF STA
PES viii always be IN readiness to convey passen-
gers 10 and from the
PENN'A. RAILROAD STATIONS
70 his home, and also leaving direct after the ar
rival Of the trains by good Plank Road to Ebens
burg.
&C lie viii ever be happy to accommodate his
old friends and acquaintance that viii favor hm
with a call. JAMES D. HAMILTON.
jefferson, April 10, 1854.