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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-11

.,o-u,, EnrrrIox IN MoUSr VRsUvIus
H.. London Times, nf October 10, has a
s.i rom Naples. which says:
Q, Thu-sl,y, We had one OF the finest
,,,l.a. # ye.uvius, possible to be seen
,,,I. seven st night the crater appeared
90 i,e; long danes suddenly a'ose from
hen the iav, suthed for:ht on very
,.l surface, and with very great rapidity
4 Ii, direction Of the Fosso dellc Fsrsonc
!, l-r than three hours it had run over
h The ls..no. nat separates the crater frou
/, i.rio del Cav.lla. the place where stand
! y,sri.s Observatory and the famous
|srzl,ss which serves as refuge for trav-
,..f al countries, for no foreigner come:
h. Nuls, without making the ascent to We
as,lu Thanks to the hue mountain roac
kA. s.nrnucn. la. hnd made. you can ss
|s,ni il tlsily in thre. hours All the quSy'
b S.p!.s wore t,,ronYed with people aini
ing this hcansisu eruption.
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From Mrs. Ingalls. we'll known nurse in

From Mrs. IngaIls. well known nurse in
Boston.
Boston, Oct. 10. 1855.
Gents AT your request. and being so highly
pleased with the effects Of the Restorative. l am
free to state that my hair had become quite thin.
and entirely trhite. have for the past five years
been in the habit 81 using dye hut hearing of the
extraordinary effects of this article was induced
to tryit. My hair has been restored to its origi-
nal thickness, and also to its former color. which
is light brown. Yours, respectfully.
MRS. INGALLS,.
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Town Property for Sale.

"IIE UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF
IL his valuable property, situated ON the Sus-
quehanna & Ebensburg Pauk Road. and adoin-
ing the residence Of Rev. David jenkins, The
property being beautifully situate, would make
a coed summer residence. The building is two
story. and we'll planned, together with all the ne
cessary out buildings attached. There are acres
of ground attached to the premises, on which will
be found choice lot Of fruit trees. Terms made
easy. JAMES X. DAVIS.
Ebensburg. Aug. &c, 1S57-42-
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Ills sronr.-fhe Ha'1..si0" s;a on
s'': curious story OF the ia'e IN
So 'a' ,.rv formidable weapon OF war
sbaa p.,..;.u. in the Crimea' and Is now
Tue n.,sed into the hands of the Nor
aDa''.. ..;d that the agents of the hos-
y i nns,s we're permitted freely to !,
80 G0'' .o,d, of cnr Patent Office aud
Is l'.a..lges of every improvement IN
SD 'A.' ,,e,s recorded, and that the hus-
as! .r, -, General in New York thus became n
ar t'''' ';,b an explosive material, dis
a'''!,a s.. ~, Electricity, invented by Mr.
h'fE~ - cha. it was used to so"e extent
.:' 'i.,inr -. the scrsifea'ions at seOastaP0''
Us 49,, ' souud they eonld no longer be
" t.. close Of the war the invention
:, h.eor. Congress--drawings were
p ~ ~, the Secretary Of War-GeneraI
''' ,r3 other officers gave it their atten'
- nd he Shola matter was afterwards
- y. hands of several persons for the
oi making experiments IL is nov
Sr the States that these men were al
g., md tbat, after becoming faH''la'
s'" ;n,e,,isn they abandoned the lnv"n
w .,rr;cl their knowledge to Utah, Th'
Sn hJs; ~, t.o.
,.,s common boxes, anything II
,,is bs madc to contain bottle OF tn
agil Gttlc powder, and a consider
amt of missiles, whether Of balls
cram, or pebbles, and fragments Q
,.oia he converted into cheap and form
h, batteries, whose discharge could b
mad at .lmest any di,sance, to secon
..e .nd tue Mormons may be prepare
-, II, powers Of the new system In tn
.i.a Of Utah,
Y. attach very It'll. credit to this maj
:. story bu. it i. curious enough to uer
=: ,;.eaiiou.
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T From the .L,-sey Cny 7eleoraph. |

From the Jersey City Telegraph
WHAT Is 1T FoR-THIs Woop's HAIR RE-
sroRATIvE ?-ls question: asked daily by hnn-
dreds. We answer without hesitation or fear Of
contradiction. that it is the only article known
which will do all it promises for the human hair
II aciii IT. qro,rth-it pW STOP its felling-
tt Tl restore its natural color 1t is not Hair
Dye. but speedy and eficacous Restorative.
o. J. WOOD & ca. Proprietors. sl2 Broadway
New York. and ia Market ST.. st. Louis. Mo
For sal. here by all Druggists nov. il, '51
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II y the matter OF the estate OF Rowland Davis
Il decd, Cambria county, ss
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania t. Elisa
beth Davis. widow, Thomas Il DsYis. Rcwi.nd
Davis, Robert Divis, Mary Ann Davis. by her
guardian, John Williams. Esq. Jane Daris and
Elizabeth Davis, 10y their guardian David II,
Roberts, ESQ. and Harriet Thomas, BY her guar
dian, John Williams, Esq. heirs and legal repre-
scntstives of the said Rowland Davis, deceased.
and to all others interested, Greeting
You arc hereby cited to he and appear before
the Judges Of our Orphans Court, at an Orphans
Court to be held at Ebcnsburs, the first Mon
day of December next, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, then aud there to accept refuse to take
the res. estate OF the said appraised valuation Put
upon it by an Inquest duly awarded BIZ the said
Court, and duly returned 10y the Sheriff or then
| OF there show cause why the same should not be
| sold. TO wit "A certain mcs.uage and tract Ct
| land, situate in the iaid township Of Cambria,
| and county Of Of Cambria. adjoining lard.
| IF David J. Davis, John f., Roberts, Evan 1.
Jones' John j. Davis. Peter Hoover and otl,ers.
! and containing TIVE Hundred and Ten acres,
more or less. with the appurtcnances. valued and
| appraised at Eighteen Hundred and Fifty dollars
and which valuation and apIrasemerrt has bsor
duly confirmed by the said Court. Hereof fail
not.
WITNESS the Honorable George
( r ylor, President Of our said Cnur,
NA@4S a. Ebensburg. the ninth day Of Sep
tcmber, in the year Of our Lord one .housan,
eight hundred ard fifty seven.
WIN. c. BARBOCR Clerk.
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Milford. Worcester CO. Mass Nox 1ssk

Milford, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov 1855.
PROF. q. j. WOOD-Dear Sir: l take plea.
sure in bearing voluntary testimony to the mag
&c effects of Your wonderful Hair Restorative. AS
far back as 1886, my hair commenced falling off
until the..top of my scalp became bald and smooth
as glass, and it has continued to fall for a great
many years, notwithstanding haveused many
celebrated preparations for restoration. Seeing
your advertisement, was induced to give your
article a trial, and TO my utter as.onishmept.
found, after a few applications, that my hair be-
came firmly set, and assumed glossy and beau
hful appearance and 10y the time had used a
quart bottle, my bald head WAS covered over
with young and vigorous growth Of hair which
Is now from o,e to two inches in length, and
growing fast. Yours, truly.
HENRY GOODRICH.
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sx- Speaking of beautiful brunette belle
4 An Illinois city, friend Of ours accounts
n the broxuess Of her complexion by the
e that she has been So often toasted.
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PROF.. OOD,s
u Aala EgyI,1la A1iSE
1T HAS WORKED MIRACLFS,,

ffaHAT ALI. THE BALD AND GRAY CAN
be restored perfectly to original growth and
coior so lar as their locks are concerned does not
admit of doubt; besides, it will cure every noss;
ble disease Of the scalp, whether developed as
dandruf itching or in the shape of cutaneous
eruptions-even seald-head-and in no possible
case will 1T fail of curing as if by magic, nervous
or periodical head ache, and if used twice a week
by the young regularly, it will preserve the color
and keep the hair from falling, to any imagina
bic age. Read and judge:
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CANCER CURED.

TIIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
4 fully inform all persons who are afflicted
with the above disease, that he can cure it with
out failure. Numerous cases have been cured,
and any number of certificates can be procured if
necessary Call on the subscriber, 2 miles from
the village Of Strongstown.
PATRICK MULVEHIL.
Nov 4 :. Is56:52:ly.
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TO TIE PURLIC.

HHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
j that the undersigned have this day bought
of John Stevens TWO BAY MARES and their
sucking colts, aud leave the same with the said
John Stevens during our pleasure.
GEORGE LITZINGER,
T.. C. M'MULLIN.
Oct. IS, 1S5T-ol-
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STRAYED on STOLEN.

NROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE SUB
IL scriber, living in Green township; Indiana
county, near Garnan's Mill, sorrel e
Mare, with white spot her fore FsE{-Ta
head. going years old, about
16 hands high, in pretty good -exhessEsk&S,,.
der. Any person returning said mare will bs
well rewarded. JOHN DCNkLE.
Newman's Mills, Indiana co., Pa.
Oct. IS. '5T-2l-3to
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EF An extensive revival of ofrcligion is in
fogress among the Methodists, on York
bring, Pa. circuit.
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W ht C b es 4

Se"OhJ
ever brought to this town. Their ..stock consists
in part "a follows. viz:
Eight day and Thirty hour, srrIng and weight
Clocks, Fancy, Parlor and Bar-roo,n Clocks.
Gold Hunting and open face Lever Wstch-
es, Gold Hunting detached Levers. Geld
Hunting case Lepines, Silver Hunting care Le-
Yers. Silver Hunting case detached Levers. Sill
yer limiting case Iepincs, Open face Iev~rs.
Lepines and Quarters Gold Guard. Nest and
Fob Chains. Gold Lockets. Gold Seals. Gold
Pencils. Bard & Wilson's celebrated Gold Pens.
Gold and Cameo Breastpins. Gold Ear-eincl
Gents Breastpns. Gold Finger Rings,
Gold Cuff Pins, Gold Shirt Studs,
Gold Sleeve Buttons, G. Id Charms.
Gold. Silver and Steel Wstch Keys,
Gold Crosses, Gold Hooks
Silver and Silver-platcd
Tea and Table Spoons,
Butter Knives. Silver Thimbles. Silver Guard
and Fob Chains, Spectsccs. Port Monnsios.
Clock Keys. Accordcons. Niolins, Flut-s As.,
&c, &c, &c.
The above and many other articles. Dot mes-
toned, will he sold as cheap if not cheaper than
can lie bought in any other establishments tii.
side of Philadelphia.
| CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, ACCOR-
DEONS, Sc,
| repaired with prcnpeness and at low rstcs. Az
! goods sold, and articles repaired, warran.sd.---
Confident THAT they canhot be undersold the sub
scrihers would respectfully solicit continuance
| or the patronage Of the public
| Aug. 26, 1857. 42-tk
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Cambria County Agricultural So
Clety.

NyOTICE is HHREBB GIVEN THAT THE
IN annual election of officers for the Cambria
County Agricultural Society, will be held at the
Court House. in Ebensburg. on Saturday. the
18th day of November inst, at O'Clock L. M.
A full attendance will be desirable.
A. c. MULLIN. Sec'y.
Ebensburg, Nov. Il, 1957:l:td
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LIST OF CAUSES.

GET DOWN FOR TRIAL AT A COURT OF
- Common Pleas to be held at Ebensburg, for
Cambria county. commencing on Monday, De-
cember Z 1857
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rocR HOUSE xOTICE.
Bargains Bargains

NEERCHANTS and others in want Of TIN.
h COPPER OR SHEET IRON WARE d.
are respectfully invited to call and examine ~
my stock, got up expressly FOR the fall
trade 1t is the largest and best assortment to be
found West of the mountains, made in superior
manner and Of the very best materials. Having
adopted all the improvements of the shines in the
trade in machinery and materials, | am prepared
to complete successfully with city manufacturers
n prices and terms
Orders from one dollar to five hundred dollar,
worth, promptly filled, the wares carefully packed
and guaranteed not to leak.
One trial from merchants who have not deal
with me heretofore is requested. at least sene
for Price List.
Thankful for past favors. respectfully solici
their continuance. Address
+. W, Hay.
Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa.
Oct 81, 1851.-50n
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rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN APPLICA-
j ton will be made to the next Court of Com
mon Pleas to be held for Cambria county, for the
incorporation Of the "Welch Calvanistic Metho-
dist Church" of Johnstown.
JOS. A'DONALD, Pro,
Sev. 4. las1-s2
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Attorney at Inv, Ebsnsburg, Pa,
NFFICE IN COLONADE ROW.
~ Nov1I, IS51:l.H
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N0TICE TO TEACHERS.

In the other districts the schools arc open. 4
number of first class teachers are wanted II de-
sired, lectures will be delivered in tis- evening Of
each examination. S. b. MCORMICK
Sept. %, 1857. Co. Srpt
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SPLENDID GIFTS
AT 4a9 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILARELtiH4.
The 0r1ginal Gift Book Stnra

q. q. EVANS would inform his friends and
the public, that he has removed bis Star Gift
Book Store and Publishing House, to the spen-
dld store in Browns Iron Building. 439 CHEST.
NuI street, two doors below Fifth, where the
purchaser of each book will receive one of the
following gifts, valued at from 25 cents to $lOO,
consisting of Gold Watches, Jewelry, &c.
EACH WORTH.
$50 Patont English Lever Gold Watch
es, AIoo 90
$50 Patent Anchor do do so 90
400 Ladies' Gold Wctches, 1sk cases, 35 90
600 Silver Lever Watches, warranted, Is 90
500 Parlor Iiniepieces, 10 90
600 Cameo Sets, Ear Drops and Pins, 10 90
500 Ladies' Gold Bracelets, SIS 90 to u 90
600 Gents Vest Chains, 10 90
1000 Gold Lockets, (largc size, double
case,) 8 80
1900 Gold Lockets. (srnall size,) so
1000 Gold Pencil Gases, with Gold Pens, s so
ltO0 Extra Gold Rens, with cases and
holders, 10 90
25OO Gold Pencils. (Lades',) 2 90
$500 Gold Pens, with Silver Pencils, ? so
2500 Ladies' Gold Pens, with cascs, 90
$500 Gold Rings, (Ladies',) l so
$500 Gents Gold Rings. 2 so
$500 Ladies' Gold Breastpin.. Z rs
$500 Miss,s Gold Breastpins, 90
1000 Pc t Knives, OF
2Oo0 SEES Gents Gold Bosom Studs. so
1000 do do Sleeve Buttons. 90
1000 Pair Ladies' Ear Drops, so
5000 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, 90
| $4,000 Ladies' Cameo, Jet or Mosaic Pins, 90
$500 Ladies' Camoo Shawl and Ribbon
Pins, 90
| 5000 Fetridge's Balm Of q Thousand
! Flowers, 90
| EVANS new Catalogue contains all the most
| popular books of the day, and the newest publ
| cations, all of which will be sold as low ai can
be obtained at other stores \ complete cata-
logue Of books sent free, by application through
| the mail. by addressing G. CT. EVANS, 43:
| CHESTNUT ST, Philadelphia.
| Agents wanted in every town in the Unitc'
| States. Those desiring SO to act can obtain full
particulars by addressing above.
n. BIN consequence of the money crisis, an'
numerous failures, the subscriber has been ena
bled to purchase from assignees imnens'
stock of books, embracing every department o
literature, at prices which will enable him to CIV
$500 worth of the above gifts on every $1o0
| worth of books sold. -.. ..-z
An extra book, with a gift. viii be sent t
each person ordering TEN books to be sent t
one address. by Express.
e1- SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
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- G O O ID F q u N D.
WAS FOUND ON THE FARM OF RICH
w ard Bennett. near Ebensburg, = pack of
goods, mostly matleup Clothing. snc also asmall
box containing notions and mock jewelry. The
above articles are left in the care Of John VIII
liams, in Ebensburg, where the owner can get
them by proving property ond paying charges.
RICHARD BENNETT.
Ebensburg, Oct. %, 1871
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ONLY ONE BOTT L Il
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JOHN PARkE'S
1thnstOWN Marble Works.

Franklin Street, nesrly opposite the new Methc
dist Church JohnAtown. Pa.
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SHOOTING = Stick, Secretary.
mark.
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q O @ ID S + o q N ID .

o. For Sale here by all Druggists.
Nov. 4, lS5T-3m. .s..-
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M a r r I T. D

On the 9th inst, by Rev. l.. r Powell,
Mr.. DANIEL j DAVIS, of Ebensbure, to
Miss ELIZA EVANS, of Cambria town
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

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.r.ss~ ~ 49, 49,,
| ,:s,s q, ~; = 4 !. !; ;,! $3.50. !.
9 IT. ~ lily sssn1sisa, Z II
H. II + =: J. &. ~ - !. s........ !.
=: &: g. "a s:ss .s; h.ss.a
slatsd By sdessrving ssnn aAity. lllsstssk & 81
sAtissly lrssAj aasy astislss kavi1e 6ees nose.
sasess:d szgrsssly - aln, q ~ Pslsse aslsial,
81 wttAcss sesiassstlsas 81 g psesssuias II.
CAelss Tsss-Mnsh aItsstloa VIII = - - a.
heaash 81 trade, lstsr mixing q an kasasd 9
naks III stese : depot - I'll kiaae y - Teos
and ~ earnestly hopss tAat ~ laliss, (vhs -
Tsr. e. ..1.. r. =: NJ " g.: g; ~.
& ~ astlsls II Ash, \ viii hssp ~ ola Dr,.
0Fs.d ea.k: lsshsss, Spring Hsdlesk, No. /
asshsrel. Y Ms, xits - Psss.is, Ess6sss Al
alsss saa Tin, 0ystsrs. Aalkevies, lhelisK, Nor
ring, pottsd Herring, 6hfineo. -. Il !, 3
Pickles put n Ans dissillsd vlnseAs. enh.aeins
= full assortment Of Americas and karlish vis;
asrtiss Y al si.sd bottles AID ~ measure.
Hanroe, -
oys.sr k.tshsp. new article, naas only BY hin.
CA0IiAOWoyt
PisoliIli;
Chow Chow;
Onions;
Capess By the gallon for Hotels, Ac.
Rnglish Walnut, 10.
The principal condiments used II ths UaItsd
States, embracing choice assortu ent from Bestea.
Now York and London Markets, viii always s.
found;
Cofses IN AL their variety
"Daksrs" manufactured Cocoa, In The varieties
BY him made, embracing
ChocolAtej
Cocoa Psste
Prepared Cocoa,
Shells Ae.;
Preserves and Jslliss. saeh ~ IAuoa, Orange,
Calves foot, dsAva, Red cunant, Qaiass aad Crss.
berry.
RlAvoring extracts from the celebrated Lsbuea.
tosy Of Barnett Co.. Boston. cmbpaeine al ~
varieties IN boxes Of q md ~ didsrsat kidd, Tor
family use, and II large Bottles for Hotels End
Steamboats,. Families are requested 10 Try then l.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices.
These extrscts are entircly free from poisonous
oils and acids which enter ito the conposition II
They are highly concentrated, have Ill the fvesh-
ness and dsliraey Of the fruits from which they
are prepared and are less expensive.
twill be my aim to keep com plste assoYtmeu,
Of all articles used in families, II the choicest
quality.
Wines and Cordiais Of every desirable k,pd in
their purity. The sick may rely that no mixed Of
sdulterated article will be sold from his estab
liehmtnt,
shsrs of patronae 10 respectfully solicited,
tAus37-dlM
keskuk, mt. PieAssna 4 Mascaesne
RaliRsaa.
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KEOKUK STOVE FOUNDRY.


~
Heaang
[ 70 ~ II: 'e Z =: t. 49, -
. u 80 eAL
-
ga pieces for
Isss . - 80 1870 =
Is, RnrE
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aspssssea. ceunsy Cenvsnssen.



Gov. Walkers Private Secretary has ar.
rived u Washington. Reports everything
peaceful ss Lawrence. Gov. Walker viii
keep the 1900 troops there until after thu
election, ~ aposse comitatus.
The Danish Sound Dues have been abol
ished, BY concurrence Of all the government,
interested, this government taking the lead
Rufus w. Griswold died 1t New York or
the Gath. At once base and shining man
A. an erudits and proficient scholar, and es.
pecially in his acquaintance with American
literature, he has left scarcely m equal il
ahis country. lie had been long ailing with
spulmonafy complaint.
Charles Parker 4 Co.'s extensive factory,
Wallingford, Conn, was burned on the
9th.
The last trip Of the steamer Vanderbilt,
beat every previous voyage across the At
lantic. The time was nine days and one
hour. The Cunard steamer Persia had made
the best time up to the vanderbilt's trip
Her time overwent that Of the Vanderbilt
thirty minutes.
The extensive omnibus depot Of Hart
Thomas 1 Go. on Magazine street, New Or
leans, was burned ON the 18th, and seventy
mules burned with it. Loss $4,000.
The Government Of Netherlands has re-.
solved upon the abolition Of slavery in the
Dutch colonies.
Louis Napoleon has purchased the site Of
the tomb OF Napoleon l. At St. Helena fol
5000, and Longwood for $4,000. Anon.
umsnt 10 TO be erected on the tomb site, and
the grounds Of Lonswood are to be improved
and beauti6ed.
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49, = 81
NEW ARnAN0kMENrI
CHANGE or TIME!


nNand Altar Tuesday. August 3sth. 1857, The
~ Passenssr Trains viii run y lollsws,
First train will leave tho stasisa 81 Eeekuk a.
o'clock m, and arrive In 0onesuse q 7:Io q n
arrival Of the Upper Packet, aad arrive Il Keo-
Louis.
second Train will lsavs the station Il K.ohuk Il
y o'clock IN, oson srrivsl Of the 81. Losis pask-
making connection With tire Upper Psskst, anA ~
turning leave Moatrose ct o 'sjock D. n. "a A.
rive in Rsokak 1t $50. These Tfains vili nos
stop q any intssnsdisss stations, except vAsa
by this arrangement, tbs Lower Packets srs
70 arriss 1t IL o'clock m, and leave st s'eloek
p. n; and the Upper Packets will make, q East
and West Burlington, and - Davsspost ana Resk
lslaad, regular connections, Fest. ard VEST, with
mo. kDAil MCDOWELL.
aug15d kngineer and So psrintsndsnt.
50. Ola. -. DkW0Ss1.
kADkA g - ChsaAan 6qsaFs i. :. Church
IL The Lecture room Of o. Ohsrch % Tus.day Il.
tssases, Sept. lss u hAlf pat four. j
Tnans-0aly - csats for II lessons, aad : book
given sesA ssaslas First issssa win - free All
sIs invited = as...d. lasG17.d
Aa.acuAsrs : "a nfinTs..s v,.,u.. -,
Nl Phiiadelphia 70 puroAass gesds viii w
dad largs end splendid aasossIspt q ~ -
iatest styles Of Paris and Amsrtsan Bsansts, Cara
and Heed dresses q Ar'. Ms; BISHOPS,
Particular attsntien paid = ORDER and goods
vasraetsd to give satisfastion.
| ELOU0l RLOUW
ME have IN article Of Flour thai ~ will ssll
w ATS per barrel, and warrant Il 10 sivs
PEnSEcr sAfisS ACTION 70 - EQUAL u QUINCY,
or any other brand, or tbs noney refanasd.
/ Try II, and save 81 50 PER bbl; delivered traits
| KELLOGG 1I10H,
augzod2w IeustA-ut.
BANGING oC0WOL.
Mr.. ms. JANIS ROD0G R9 ssspectfulIy
4v1 inform the Ladies' aaA 0sntlauaa a Ksokuk
and vicinity that their Dancing esAeel viii sper
about the aPst u 0etobsr haviae rsssivsa al
| the now and fashionable daoess fro0 New yoSh
and Philadelphia. they ere now pespassa - tsasA
the art Of dancing in All its vsrtoae hennshss.
Terms nsda kaown On spplieaaiea u Jaaae1
Rodgers, u tbs MalI on fifth -stsset bstweea Man
and Johnsoa, from - 70 la. n. and 1rsn ~ 4
Pm.
Private Classes taagAt, ana Musis furnished
for Rsivaas Parties, BY naking unsly Applieaties
70 JAAkb 1ODoIk6,
ssg3sdta a IL iail.
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