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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-10

rG5- The NEW YORK LEDGER, the great family
weekly paper, for which the most popular writers
In the country contribute has now attained the
extraordinary circulation of One Hundred and
Ninety Thousand copies, and subscriptions are
continually pouring in. Sec LEpGER's advertise
.mcnt in another column.
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Estate OF James L. watt, deed.

lsfHEREAS, letters of administration on the cs-
w tate of James L, Watt, late of Summitville,
Cambria CO., decd, have been granted bv the Reg
ister of said county TO me Undersigned, notice Is
hereby sTcn to all rers9ns having ciaims against
said estate to present them properly autlpntic:,-
ted for settlement and those indebtsd are reques-
ted to make payment without delay
Oct. %. 1S56-6t. MARY ELLEN WATT.
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GoDY's LApY's BooK.-The January num-
abounds with the choicest reading matter from
the pens of our first American Literary wri-
ters. The engravings superb. The fash
ion plates and embroidery, are of the latest
fashions. With the present number. in point
of literary merit. no Magazine compares.
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Enumeration.

We arc indebted to Gorge C. K. Zahm Esq,
CLERK of the County Commissioners, for the
following enumeration of the Taxable inhabi-
itants ofCambria county
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ENTRAY.

pa ME to the residence of the subscriber. resitln .
u in Carroll township. Cambria county p
GREY MARE, about twelve or fifteor vears OH
has a lump Oh each fore les. She had a rope nal,
er ON when taken ,'p. LEVI L 'GliER.
October 22d 1856.
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UyLGl-Elsi,ls Pati9IsistiT;'1 is'i:l
~ Va EEEs

SS Va E - ELS
fI7HE subscriber offers for sale the following de-
j scribed property, situate i'll Washington tp.,
Cambria county:
One lot 81 .uated near the A. P. r. r.. fronting
on said road, l06 feet front, with large tavern
stand thereon erected.
dLSO-250 acres of excellent timber land rs
acres cleared, and in good cultivation, situated
near the 4. p. r. K. -ALSO-One lot near Lii
lv's station. Persons wishing to purchase can call
the subscriber, at No A. A p r. II. Posses
sion given ON the 1st day of Apri! next.
Oct. %. 1S56,-3t. j. M'GONIGLE.
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THE undersigned auditor, appointed by the OR.
phans Court OF Cambria county, to asccrfail,
what amount, If any, of the debts of Michael Be,,
son. deceased, are tc be paid out of the process,
OF the real estate of said deceasel Sold by .Jul,,
Brawley, trustee. ny order of said Court p,Irsp
ant to proceedings in partition, aud to investiga,
and determine the validity of the claims. as al.a,
to ascertain the liens if any there are, acanst t
heirs of said Michael BeDson, which bind therff,
spective interests III said rcs estate, hereby nos
ties all persons interested that he will attend 4.
the duties of said appointment at his Office. IA,
the borough of Ebensburs on
THuRsDaY. THE 20DH DaY OF NOVEMBER. xsS.
at one o'clock. 2. NJ JOHN s RHEY
Ehensbnrg, Oct. 18th SO Aniitor
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G. TLos. ROBERTS

STAi4L 81 ROBERTS.
ra9 THE subscribers, thankful for
gxszNa the liberal patronage exten-
saSaSs=SSEzSEsA ded to them. beg leave to an
nouce to the citizens OF Ebensburg and vicinity
that they have just received another large and
beautiful assortment of articles suitable for the
Holidays, viz
Gold and Silver Hunting Watches, Gold aud Sill
yer open face Levers, Silver Lepines, Silver
Quarters, Gold Guard Chains, Gold Vest and
Fob Chains. Silver, Plated and Steel Chains,
Gold Pencils. Gold pens, Gold Lockets. Gold
Hooks Gold Breastpins. Ladies and Gentlemen s
Gold Eardrops, Gold Ear rings, Gold Finger
Rings, Gold Cuff Pins, Gold Sleeve Buttons,
Gold Armlets, Gold Studs, Gold Charms, Gold
Guard Slides. Silver Thimbles, Plated and Steel
Spectaces, Gold Vest and Fob Keys, Gold Watch
Seals, Violin Strings. Necklaces, Wristlets.
Clock Keys,S Keys, ,Violins, Flutinas, Flutes,
AccordeaUs &c 80
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ESTRAT.
rAME to the residence of the
~ subscriber residing in Cambria OEr7TT 4
township. about the 10Th of Nov 8lsTSaStSS
enber a GRAY MARE, about Is SaScszasss,y
or 10 years old
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away, other
wise she will be disposed of as the law directs
FRED. FULMER.
Dec. g. 1856.
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GREAT ATTRACT1ON!!

tHE undersigned would respectfully inform
IL ] The citizens of Carrollton, Cambria county
that he has received large and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
of all descriptions, consisting partly follows
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. CASSINETS, JEANS
CALICOES, &C..
together with large assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, &c. All kinds of Produce
taken in exchange. Lumber taken at market
prices. GEORGE WIENER.
Nov. 26, 1856
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
"A trespassing on my farm, by throwing down
fences, turning IN cattle and otherwise iniuring
my property, as | am determined to enforce the
law on all trespassers.
WM. CARNEY
Munster tp., Nov. &c. 1856.
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GEN. WHITFIELD. This gentleman who has
again been returned as delegate to Congress
from Kansas, was admitted to his scat on
Tuesday last by vote of Il2 to 10S, notwith
standing the factious efforts of the Black Re-
publicans to prevent it. So ends the fight of
>Reeder and Whitfield, which may be cOnsid
cred as the last kick of Black Ropublicauism.
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MARRIED

On Wednesday 10th inst. by Rev Mr.. Pyatt.
Mr. JACOB SfAHL to Miss ELIZABETH
HOOVER, all Of this place.
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Tsenty-eightIa of January .

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The Home Journal.

The Home journal always has been, and no
doubt always will be. while under the editorial
care of Morris and Willis, the most refined and
elegant family newspaper extant. The series for
1857 will contain new attractions, new features,
and new type. The editors will continue to de-
vote their time and abilities to the work n P.
Willis proposes, in addition to his usual pictur-
ings of home-ife, and rural family sympathies
and interests, ut-Goors-and-in to give more of
his valuable Letters on Health. which his ex-
periencc enables him to write, and which have
been SO widely quoted, both at home and abroad
and also series of Portraits of Living charac-
ters' General Morris, besides his usual constant
labors upon the several departments OF the paper
will make it the woof on which to broitler first
the sketches, songs, ballads. etc, suggested
by the history and events of the passing time.
L. b. Aldrich, the gifted young poet, whose pro
ductions have recently created such sensation in
literary circles, las prepared an original prose
poem, entitled the 8 Rose of Glen Lodge" which
will be published in numbers, from week to week.
Genio G. Scott will continue his pigIdnt and pop
ular papers fashion, gossip, romance, ETC.,
which have proved so $ interesting to ladies'"
Besides these constant writers, the Home Journal
has corps of correspondents, wholly unsurpass-
ed, in the society of New York, and through
these gifted and refined :. mediums' its readers
are kept apprised of all that occurs new, charm
ing and Instructive in the brilliant circles of city
LIE For the health, the moral improvement,
and the religious culture of families, the editors
watchfully gather every new suggestion, and care
fully chronicle ail signs of progress and utility.
n
skill, acquired by long and successful practice,
they will, undoubtedly, still keep the Home Jour
nal undisputcd the bost family newspaper in
existence The terms are two dollars year, in
advance. Address Morris & Willis, New York.
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BEo! fo. Salt River!

ECO for salt River!
EESHE subscriber offers at private Sale. all that
IL Valuable Property, situate in Mooretown
adjoining the Borough of Ebensburg, consisting of
two contiguous lots on the plan of said Moorctown
upon which arc erected fine
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
well finished; Frame Stable; a Frame GOOD
Shed; and other necessary out-budinp5 There
also upon the premises thriving lot of choice
fruit trees, and never falling EEL of soft water
Any person desiring residence at Ebensburg.
would do well to call upon the subscriber, as his
terms will be moIerate.
II. J. ROBERTS.
Ebcnsburg, Nov. ., 1856. oct
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AEIDIINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

1xH11shHFS ny TN OHk7S . INOI IIOH1s
ETTERS of Administration have been grant
IL eel to the undersigned on the estate of vii
liam Owens of Blackjack township, Cambria
County deed. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said es
tate, present them duly authenticated for set =
tement. John OWENS Admir-
Blackliek tip. Nov. &c. 1856.
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TUE LIGHTING Up-Long before dark
last evening our citizens were busily engaged
an discarding candle sticks. lamps, &c and
making arrangements for the first appearance
of gas in their respective establishments -
The anxiousIy wished for time for the {. touch
ing Off operation at length arrived. and the
brilliant light of gas illuminated the business
portions of Johnstown. Considering il was
the first night of its introduction, the light af-
forded was clear and beautiful, and the expec-
tations of the community fully realized. We
understand it is the intention of the authori-
ties to light the town with gas as soon as the
necessary fixtures can be completed"
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JonssrowN This old borough is still i'm
proving-the Gas Works have been complc-
ted, and new light introduced into the town
We copy the following notice from the Echo
of the great event which occurred ON Tuesday
last, and which is worthy of record. We are
glad to hear of the prosperity of our neigh
bors. and hope that the reign of g dark Ian
terms" in that region has come to an end at
last
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Fine Oil Paintings,

by leading Artists.
The whole of which are to be distributed or al
lotted among tie subscribers whose names are re
ceived previous TO the
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STAnL 81 ROBERTS.

JACOB sTAHL.
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TRICKS leaVe tins station Immediately after the
departure the trains for Ebensburc.
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GUNNER Coats and Parts and Silk Lawns
oGingham Handlzerclriefs at j. M'Dernits.
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gas 80. 80 ssssss 81
val OF the Trains at WtImore
Station

The Fast Line resumed its regular trip on |
monday May 10Th The following is the schedule |
OF the trains passing East and West.
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FINEST WORKMANSHIP

Also, thosa wishing to purchase wholesale can
buy cheap here as in the East and cheaper than
in the West. He challenges Johnstown for style
and quality Of goods
He invites all to call and see for themselves. -
the word humbug never did belong to llis nameOr
his dealings
Jolnstown, Oct. %, 1856.
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ITO SHIP OWNERS -coAL.-THE CHrRIQUI I'M
proyemeut Company are now prepared 70 receive pro
poses for the purchase Of coal
IN q Chiriqui Lagoon The coal viii be kept constantly ON
hand and will be sold At several dollars ton less than
be delivered for nj Jamaica Aspnwa San Juan
Ncsraena The quality Of the coat ssupericr for steam
TO that Of the best Liverpool aud the depot .eqnd
tant the Caribbean Sea from Juan and Aspnwall
The barber Of Bocas del Toro OF the finest he world
and easily accessible for vessels Of the largest drought
Minute charts 81 THE harhor made BY order Of The English
Admiralty can be examined M the cnnpanys oce where
also be Of the with the
Prof chiffon ny order Of the Board Of Directors
wM RUSSELL FOSTER, Treasurer.
ONCE % the Chrqu improvement Company, No. 10 wall
street, New York, Aug % ls53
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3D. 1850
N1up6N0.

LcOR LIrERPoOL.-UHrTED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Capt j. J. Comstock. WIZ depart with the
United States mails for Europe positively saturday Aug
So ~ O'Clock NJ from her berth Of Canal street
foucsIhe steamers Of this line have water tight oompart
mens and 70 avoid danger from viii not cross he banks
MOI u Of AZ degrees until after the list Of August
freight or passage having uneluaed accommodation
ED@1RD X COLLINS, IS Wan street..
Passengers are requested 10 be board N O'Clock
Al letters must pass through The Post Once; any others
viii be returned
The steamship Ericsson viii succeed the Balc, and sail
Saturday, Sept H.
Noiice-Ihe rate Of freight from Liverpool o New York 10
reduced To fo pounds per measurement until frner
n1jco
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= WARDS rNvoRTUyArs

SuEg g.. rs,,n surs ~ he world for certain ~,
no sed before all other remedies for thoc diseases
without mercury and requires no aens for he
sss.c ron the and secures sssnss sstscxs
~ ~ ~. ,nvss csses here ofher ihen hs
w ~ b,s ot nv dear experience ron try other remedies
~ sss csrsd In one day Dr Ward huse has had more
perSses rre warranted Unfortunses vrierd ~. oncs
DANA ssreel eornsf Of Broadway
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CARITooA, MONTREAL LEBANON srRIyaa Avn
- THE WEST.
Nrv rors tsp ,HasIsx Ransom.

fNe redused-1q AIbkny, 81 q, ssrsoga, En
Two daily cypress Trains.
A0A M White and Centre rrees
connecting Al Aleany at MS A. N, With the Central ar
fcr The West and With he Albany and Northern Railroad
m A. ~ for saraoRA where passengers arrive Ial r. NJ
and hence 70 Montreal and Al Chatham -Four Corners vib
he western RAILROAD for Lebanon Springs where asense
$40 A. n, mai IRAN, roppins 81 All satons and arsvhx
IN time for the Central Railroad.
SIP r., express for Albany, connecting wif NE centrs
Railroad express for ne West II r. NJ and With ~
Garaarga train at A. n, The newt morning,
An he above trains sonnesi al coon Falls with stages s
Lake MAhopaa
nwupuue.
B0A ~ svprses train rom Albany sr ~ ysrs WIN
change Of ~ avAl of tbe 10 eress uin req
Central hailrcad
DIS A. NJ mas rsSH, goyp,rs n an sss,ous
ANP. eRress knDn, feAvns Albany on svveval ~
NE lao r. srprssa train IL NE Central Rarsad and hs
earAiosA
xrsrss issA WI cANRF1l. t-rsrbrSS.
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DE-ENGAGEMENT.
III On MONDAY, AUGUST Is,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
THE FAIRY STAR,

THE SUMMER GARDEN.
This unriyaed actress has performed engagement
0f " R{a nff extending
ats
II reply hsconstan. demands at the boz ONCE, is
continue unl sep'e%sSisxs4 S 'A sis SSTiTssisns
ssfsss sssn $, he
fo nc n. FssT TIE ns ssa Yons
an entirely new v fteTs sn %sS HoRrEssr,
written BY Dion Bourcicau the author Of London Assur
The . MISS IN
piece OF nE aR nss SS sp'sf INTO WOMAN
written expressly Miss Robertson BY Mr. BouTccapn
Rsensase"sn' S 81 M BouRcrcAuLr,
the dramast ard he most Intellectual asnsaor character
es Sss1
Due ss Il sziP r ss
anu me spectre Tue PHANTOM
in which dramas Miss Robertson will also appear
RUcKLEY's sERENAnERs:
SstsH asHsss s lsB
- 5so Broadway,
MONDAY Evening August Is.
consisting Of over twenty original and songs
dances &c and and original burlesque Oh
NC popular operas" rRoyAToRE.
In s y ss 70 6 as s
By their new m T7 b; ss ssf sssd Of
and which . capable of comfortably accommodating
ElGHTEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE,
being the
LARGEST KIND WORLD
They risk noa BEH4s af 'i:sIs At NIX no" offer
before been given either by themselves yl
roupes, In this o any other city.
among other improvements, public win appreciate he
double places eIione Broadway the IN he
which will be opened at the Of he
performance.
Doors open at 7; performance begins at 8 O clock
JAMES BUCKLEY a SONS, Proprietore.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

TNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED BrATES
mail steamers The ships comprising tAs nns se:-
Tho ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eidrfdge.
Tie BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstock
The ADkIATIC, Capt James West
These shps having been buh by contract ezpress s NO
service every care has been taken IN me ooa
Nxucon, ~ Also In their engines 70 insure strength and
speed and their "a oIs FOR passengers
Qualfed for elegance and cons,rt .
Price Of passage from New Liverpool In hrst cabin
$3.50 IN second do, b Exclusive Of sxIa slse s.ss
rooms &52h From Liverpool York. 80 and - guinea
An experienced surgeon attached each chap No berAs
be secured until paid for The shps Of Ibis kne have I'M
win not he Bsnks north of ~ dsgrees until asr - n
II Augun1.
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rrkrkwHspRIs CAN NJ CONSULTED ApoJT i,3vy,
M marriare and absent friends 0hice - Wet Nine senth
street near sixth Hours from ~ y iot Y. ~
IaoIes rs cents gentlemen 90 cents. ~ B-she causes
speedy mar ages, charge extra
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A worDER.-rHE Gypsy GIRL. THE ONLY True
N paints, Ia Americs, be consured on all events 81
nfe for short time only ~ 70 Bcwery fee 80 sents s.
hand secret which viii enshis scfes
and Gentlemen W cotan the affections AZ NE orposs az;
charge erra
A sTRoIooY-Mps rTEURy, FROM PARIS, ~ rHH
ot Of The present age Ia telling fu
sre events tr,ie certain she questions
siness rnarriere friends Ac BY magnetism. once
G3 Brccme street
<1rArpvoyANCR-MRs SEYMOUR, 80. ITO sPRfN0
.trec few doors 81 Broadway the ceiehrNis2
,c.s,r.l ana cairvoyAnt In America An
Sos cred cured curHhle he fate and wheresbcos
sben made known. unerrfng sdvce
.ad no charge unless satisfied
<yI4IRvoYAsCE-To THE sIeK.-ERs HAYES,
4 calrvoyant Nv cian lTe Grand street. New york one
i've persons eYppies and deaf persona should
HAYES Cures made daily Professional examinations
az and evening Electricity administered By Mrs. HAYES
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO m rHR MOST WON
Nt Aerfu Astrolosss m the world hat has
the seventh daughter OF the seventh daschev
vfo great asrologist have natural Kf 10 I'd
pact, present and future evens OF Me have ssscushe4
bio, during my travels Ia Europe WI ts1 whetAg
ron married single and bow many mss are = -
yon win enjoy Happiness Of matrimonial b-s ana
rooa fueh hrough your whole fe win also show The Ike
absent friends and relsoos ard wn teH so true ~
NJ hfe hat cannot help being as onsheo
No charge satisfied Gall VII 30 set 10
chance gerpenen not stmaeA No - 9roc~s street
between Cannon ard Columbia =
~r.r. AZ n ura n AN M 90 NetTTTED ABOUT fr7vH.
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- uryrrp,s RFD urop IA YOUR ONLY RyTI.

v>R. HUNTERS RED DROP IN YOUR ONLY RELr.
snce Cor thorough c-re IN certain diseascsi No Dv
.Ion street only place, well known for he
many great extraordinary has performed without
5e from business when all other remedies
lent secondary attacks and the only remedy earth
hal does d. viii find this out BY bitter
,st ~ other remedies Beware spurious Dr. Hunters and
roun,sreers o this erea, reedy II genuine
.nywhere either Of New york city bui
onicc established ~ yea~ Book 0 pages; 80 cents
y1p. COOPER, "a DUANE sraHgr, NAT BIZ COW.
~ suited privately Diseases The Victims q misplaced ON
edeuce call him with the certainty % being radically
sured. Charges moderate N. BIO fee nll cured
DRIvkTr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WATSON HAS
. long series of years confined his attention % ds
a which he has treated not less thsn
~entv thousand caee~ without q failure The
are mild and there interruption ousne o
rhanga ~ diet mr. weson constant attendance rom
IN the morning until at night a his consulting rooms AND
rs.tscre sx Xafher sfreet west OF ROADWAY
Vesso'oo' '" WiIJIAM WATSON, n D.,
FORMERLY surgeon 70 The Lock Hospital