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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04
Western Emigratiori.

Censidetbte temptations are now held out to
induce pfsons to cmisrate to the West. Prom
erty Is sfi to be for sale at low rates in most se.
lions, at tie spectators who SO completely ate
up the fostance OF the actual settlers are efiectu
ally erifried, an'. must either sell out at a sac
rihce I lave TIER RESOURCES permanently locked
up. much land is always for sale cheap in
every hstrict, that no in search of a location
need ger be at a loss to find an advantageous Of
Ter It is fortunate for the country at large that
tins SO, for IT the prospect of a great flood of
enifation to the west next epring holds oo,d :,
aileAerclse very important influence in resto-
nm us to prosperous condition. The extensive
OF credits and values at the west, the in
tfns. have had much to do with the present
iffd times though. of course, not the pri mary
tuse 1t then. the emigration should fequirs this
inter and next spring and summer, as it pro ba-
'ly VIII owing to the existing distress in the Az
ahtic States, the west will improve in its condi-
lon' and by being able to pay its debts more
rade. 'o oea''eih
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3 q 9 q q g s g q 8 "a 81

There are hundreds of remedies sold At
every Drug Store. purporting to cure all dis
eases nameable. each advertised as the yerv
best ever known. till we had lost all faith in
them AL but there is one exception -e y
We speak of Or. Sandford's' Inyiporator
which came to us rcceonfhended as cure for
liver Complaints, nnd all diseases arising from,
Diseased Liver. The testimouials of 30 ma Nv
OF our Physicians inits favor, induced us to
try It, aud now conviction is certain thatsit Is
one OF the greatest blessings ever given to
Dyspeptles, for it makes complete cure be-
lore the hrst bottle was taken, and now we
can eat anything eatable without trouble.
whiie before nothing but the lightest food
p W6uio o'gest and often that gave pain. Now
II Liver Complaint or Dyspepsy trouble you
DO not fail to try this greatest remedy in the
world.sEE sa sEsE2 ae-~ -'s7.'-se>A"S >,'S
For sale here by all Druggists.
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s WfkLfAM A. MURRAY.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburc. P.
4 kFFICE A FEW DOORS EAST OF non
- Ihio, store. noy4.'57
ORPHANS, 1,OURTe.I

- - 2 -AA<E1e1
Qf VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE OR.
y PHANS' Court of Cambria county, there vii
ofop oe exposed TO public sale on the premises, OF
MONDA \. the 23d inst, at one O'Clock. p NJ
all the right, title and interest of w Wiliam Cram
IN the following described tract or parcel of land
viz: F=s--ss.1-r Is - " VI ''""
All that piece or parcel of land, with its an.
Puftenances, commencing at spruce corner, on
ilne OF Arant Sonman, thence north IS west
eishty-four perches to post, thence south s
west two hundred and eighty perches, to a post.
tneice south 10 east, sixt, two and a half GER
ches to sugar, on line Of John M'Coy, thence
north Al east thirty-two perches to aiine thence
north east one hundred and seventy-cight per
ches to the place of beginning g-containing nine
ty-nlne acres and one Kindred and twenty eiobt
Percilcs. the same being allotted to William and
BENSON Crum, children OF Pachel Cru,n. and Sit
uate IN Summerhiil township, Cambria countv.
IERMS-one third of the purchase money to
oe paid on confirmation Of sale, and the residue
in two equal arhuai payments thereafter with in
terest, to be secured By the Judgment bonds and
mortgages of the purchasers.
e Nov. 4, lS57:5o Ia y r't--N'' -
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y A CA.I roR LABOR FROM ruK Sorru. The
Chirsestoss Standard, referring to the num.
/. Der OF laborers st the North. thrown out of
employment by the pressure of the times. ex-
tends the following Invitation -
II tmight be well for these to consider of
the opportunities presented at the South !:
here the want is oflabor, and we have, .room
for miiieHs-Charlesten district alone has
timber enough for lLe employment of 81, 900.
while 1t wonld bs dificult to find more at
itrsct.ye hsld for labor than the garden farm
sng dntr'et immediately sdisccns to the city
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Pcsr-oryicA ANEcDoTE. Newburry.
port Herald tells the following post-officc an
eedote: Rap at the delivery. '9.3
Postmsstef-'Wcll. my lad. what will
you aavef eFh Zrtraa} y ssau 3a5 81
5'Bey- Here's a letter. she wants it to go
along as fast as it can, cause there's fcller
wants to have he, here and she's courted BY
smother feiier who aiu't here and she wants
TO know whether hes going to have her or not
Having delivered his message with empba.
sis. the boy departed. leaving the Postmaster
80 eonrul.ed with laughter that he could make
mo reply a re -l
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fFrom The Hash,no,.,a Mr..

7. FO''' s1'e " uSHtHy.od iSl0T-
among The many Preparations now in u.e f.r
she restoring preserving aud teautiking the hair
tnere are none that we can recommend with rhors
commence thsni iroi. Woods Ilsir Restorative,
now in general use throughout the STATS Ti.is
preparation possesses the mott n,ico; a,i, p ssI
ities and never fails ID producing the I..tt han,
py results when applied according TO d.rsctif..s
We refer cur readers to the advertisement fr
icw OF the innumerabie certificates which h.ss
been sent hy parties who have been benefited hy
U, ana VINO lefi happy ID giving testimony to its
wonderful effects produced on them.
Oh. WOOD & Co. Rropriescr.. sIa R,sssxsv
New York. aud Ia Market ST., s., Leuir. Nc
For sale here hy all Druggists Lee 5 -
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Ramofed Flight Of walker and st.r,o,

NEw YoRK. Qt. 81 A private dispatch
from Law renee, x. T., says that G ov. Walk
er ana Secretag Stanton were obliged to
leave Lecompta, on account of the threats
O. tho ultras, nd are pow at Benecia. Sher-
lift Walker, VIII posse of his men. is with
the UovernoL A special messenger was
scnt,for Col Summer $ oti,mand. aacnD
ment was cieulatcd tn Lawrence, INVITING
Coy Walkf to come to that place. and
pledging III protection of its citizens.
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CHILD DRowNED.-A little daughter Of Mr..
Valentine Maltzi, residefng at jefferson, in this
county, aged about two years, was drowned in
Ensielarts miil-race. at that place. on Thursday
last, to which it had fallen during the Temporal,
ry absence of the mother. The body was recoy-
s.ei snort time aiier the occurrence, but all
Efforts to restole it to life proved unayaiiing.-
Echo 81 T. tE5 Ilaazsz F>a : N'"'nS'
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p WOODS HAIR IlkSToRAriVE.2,Iih III his is8a xo,,.
derful preparation is having an extensi We sale III
all parts Of the Union. It Is one of the few pat
ent medicines which are now sold over the conn
Try that are really what their Inventors claim for
them Wherever it has had q fair trial, the result
has been precisely as Wood predicts. 1t has
mover failed to turn the white hair back to the
strictly followed, and numerous cases 4 has
restored the hair upon heads that had been bald
for years. 1t is not pretended that it WY make
the hair grow in every but where it fails there
IS certainty y no rencgly.s The restoration of the
hair has been effected in many instances where
1ne seemed utterly hopeless, that it is certainly
try the experiment. Of Using a bottle or two of
" ood's ltestoratiye.- Moline Workman.I A
For sale here by all druggists ss,--ba-9w'
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WAS FOUND ON THE EARN OF RICH.
W srd Bennett. near Ebensbutg. a pack of
goods, mostly madeup Clothing; .fila also a small
box containing notiohs and mock lewelrS. The
above articles are left in the caro- Of John Viii
hams, IN Ebensbdrg, where the owner Gan get
them by proving property ond payiug chsfeesS
.a9M6zss 3 RICHARD BENNETT.
Ebensburg, Oct %, 1871
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In FAVOR or TAXING SoMErn5o.-Rcy
Mr.. eSpurgeon takes pains publicly 10 say that
he is not total abstainer, and 1es not be-
lieve in the principle of total sbsAence from
intoxicating drinks as beveragd He occa-
slonaily takes something himself
SoIoNoS McCULtouen, Esa.-fee are pleas
ed TO learn that Solomon M'Cul3sb, Esq, of
munster, in this county, has beerjp pointed Su-
perlntendeut OF Construction Of II Washington
CITY " aser Works. at q lisndsonSsaiasy,s s'
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Yousg America Tarse, Pistol.
MANUFACTURING NEW HAY vEN

L w III A
e. Co, HsE5lel - 3FHCT..Tsd -
THIs PISTOL is INTENDED. AS TIE
y fcrerunner Of the ordinary pistol and is
designed for young men and bows who wish TO
enjoy the exciteing sport of fring at atarget. a,
the most tr:fling expense, and without any dau-
ger Of accident. The cheapest ordinary pistol /,
three yoir times the price Of this besides be;py
dangerous in The hands 6T boys. This Pistol u
loaded with the common Fire Cracker. b,sb;cl,
forms complete cartridge, and will carry ball
ten or fifteen pao with the same precision as tbs
ordinary pistol but not with sufficient force 10 %
any serious damage as America is a shooting
nation. the Yoing Americans must ant, v i'll lcara
the art By which our independence was secured.
Hence this Target Pistol is exactly in time. and
must nleet nth universal sale among orr yo,tb
of the South and West. It's operation is perfectly
simple. and is not liable to get out of order.
full description viii accom- ASany every case f Pis
tolls. The Pistols are PIT up at the Faerery in
cases of so EACH ready to send by press 10 apy
part Of the United States or Canada 80 iss75
RETAIE PRICE. 25 CENTS; BY THE CASE
$3.50, OR Is CENTS EACH -sds< ss79-1
FRENCH, HALL4 CO..
New York Depot, 392 Broone ST., Ny.
o. AGENTS WASTEO TO SILL THESE
PISTOLS.
Aug. &c, '7s-42 Ion. Eas) hEsst vs8
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ALL HAIL!!! 80
somethins for the slinion
Esissat baP Ro'F. WOODS
aAGa ags2SaEaTVs,

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF Ar
- Old and young, to this wonderful pfeps.
ration which turns back to its original lor eIsy
hair-eovers the head Of the bald NTH i.Iuri-
ant growth-removes the dandiuf itching .ns
all cutaneous ertfptionsH=tausss aPtontinual so,x
OF the natural fuidss and hehee, ff us. d as res
ar dressing for the hair, viii preserve IT'S ecloy
and keepit IRON falling to eNtrtme old age. 81
all It's natural beauty. We call, then, upon De
oaia the gray, or diseased ia eaip. use Il; aud
satttythe young Viii net, as th,,Y value the iiow-
ing locks or eitehing curl ever be vftbout H.
It's praise is upon the tongue Of Thousands.
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WILL SELL on favorable terms that Ga q.
Il mill property called "Perote," situate ON
Trout Run, in Summerhill Township. Persons
desirous OF purchasing are referred to S. S. Blair.
Esq Hollidsysbnrg, Pa, or to the owner.
WM. CONROW,
s LIE Claire-tp. Scott county, Iowa.
Oct. 21,5 '5y-st cssh. =
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DIR. sANDFoRD,s
INVIGORATOR

% R u Z FE r RE MED p
is REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE riot
= bicd with hiver Complaints, unless the mos
desperate OF cases, when the SECOND bottle will
WIN scarce single failure restore the patient t.
health and vigor. We wish to. call the attention
OF all to these facts, that the Invigoraor Is com
pounded by a physician who has used it in hi,
practice for the past wenty years, with sue
cess almost creduious and that it is entirely yep.
etsble, being c6fnposed wholly of gums. y ?
Some idea of the strength of these gums nav
be formed when it is known bottle of the Ia
'lsofa'or contains as much strength as one hun
ared doses Of C.omel without any of its dr,e,;ri-
ous effects. sss-5zshiIls
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= BLOWN 1.-TWO of the pudding furnaces at
the Cambria Iron Works blew IN, on Fri,l.v~ i'm
consequence Of cfhdcrs thrown in with the water
coming in contact with the boiling metal. Not
much damage. we are pleased to say, way sus-
tained.--EcHo p - N79k
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I p
One bottle is the surest thing known to carr,
away tie bad effects ofmineral poison of any KIN.
Only one bottle is needed TO throw ont Of N,
system the effects f medicine after long sick
ness. ~ safsr
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all vel
lowness or unnatural color from the skin. -
One q 'se after eating is sufficient to relieve tbt
stomach and prevent the food from rising and
souring. lwsa
Only ono dosc taken before retiring prevent.
nightmare. - - : l-'''
One dose taken at night ioosens the bawels
gently, aud cures costire ness. 49,, - -
One dose taken after each meal viii cure By.
pepsia. srsa 6.ts - - : -
!. One dose of two tea spoonsfui viii always re-
One bottle taken fer female obstruction re-
moves the cause of the disease. aud makes a per-
feet cuse. 49,, -,
Only one dose Immediately r,lieves C.plic.
one dose often repeated is sure cure for Chol.
era Morbus and a sure preventative of Cholera.
One dose taken often will prevent tho recur-
renee of bilious attacks, while it reli.yes all main.
full feelings @ 3 ssSS, = F'N1''l
90 One or two doses taken occasionally Ia ON,
OF the best remedies for cold ever known.
Thousands Of cases of inflammation and vAae
ness OF the lungs haze been cured by the Inyiso-
razor. aas aas = = -
oSsS tancil tllfle OcfOre caciftC
vigor to the appetite and makes food digest we'll
One dose often repeated curos Chronic Diara
rhoea IN Its worst forms. while summer and bowel
complaints yield almost to the first dose.
One or two doses lcares attacks caused by
worms, while for worms in children, there is no
surer, safer and speedier remedy in the world
as it never fails. ae e So siS1
There is no exaggeration in these statements,
they are plain and sober facts, That ws cah give
evidence to prove while all who use it are qivin
heir unanimous testimony in its fav,t.
We wish all who are sick and aebiitated to
ry this remedy, and test it thoroughly, and any
who are not benefited by its use we Should like
20 hear from, as We have yet to near from the
irst person who has USED i bottle of the Invieo-
ator without receiving benefit for thefs are ,iicb
astonishing medicinal virtues Ii it, that all. no |
natter how long they have been affected, ii their
,cnefittcd il Hot entifely cured. ssTs7I : j
SANFORD & co ,Proprietors; /
345 broadway, Nex Ynsk:
q For Sale here BY all Druggists.
Nov. 4, 1S5f.-Sm. <E4ss Ez%z
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CLOSING OF THE PORTAGE RoAp.-The Por
tage Rail Road Was clio. ed for the season ON Sat
urday last and the Superintendent Clerk. Weiub
master, slip tender, engineer, fiermen. and demo
hands are all discharged. All or nearly ALI =
them are now out of employment We sbal
wait patiently to what will te the order of tn.
day next spring. 1t is said that tie company
close thus carly in order to repair the cana
thoroughly between this place and Huntingdon
Standard. = a. - rF7 %
The next legislature of this State will
be strongly urged to prohibit the circulation
of bank notes of a less denomination than
ten dollars. Some very prominent gentlemen
are in favor of carrying up tn. limit to s25.
50 that paper as a currency shall not inter
iere With the free circulation, of the highest
denomination of coin. There is much reason
in favor of S25 notes as tht lowest denomi-
nation Of bank bills.
: Co The citizens of ClearfAd having few davs
since caught hor-e-thief, We're with difficulty
diSsuaded from lynching hin He however made
= e"niessl'n. upon whiel several parties have
Seeh arrested. .sHa IdoaH .si4.sL s
9S- LAZY" asks tn, Portland Adyertiser 70
request those clergsmen who preach against silks
ane satns, not to wear black satin vests or. lift
thelT arms SO high as t, display ses silk Innings
: =. 'i'e aaa = EsoH III
eo- When all the white people of the United
States reduce their expenses one shilling dav ;t
makesa difference ofighteen millions OF dollars
week, and over sfs millions every month. %
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State Of Illinois. Carlisle. juno 81. 1854.
! Lave used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Res
toratite; and have admired its wonderful ef.ec-
Ny hair vas becoming. as thought. premature
has resumed its original eclor, AID. bsrs
doubt, permanently 90.
l-va = sfnSEY BREfsF. e
Ex-senator United s.a.ss
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iANks summons, Suhprna's, Executions
y Tavern fstiticns, Bonds, 6e. Fer ale !
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addition of carriage; From long experiences n
the business and strict attention thereto. he car
assure the public that all orders will be prompfly
attended to and the work finished in the best and
most handsome manner, furnished to order and
delivered at any place desired. ssseTs :.
ALSO, Grindstones of various erits and ,.;,..
suitable for farmers and mechanics. s Sold +,
or retails :. - - -
!, LII the convenience Of persons re.iding in.
the east and north of the county, specimens ma,
nc Fcen and orders left with George Huntley- 5 -
hts lin ware Embellishments in Ebensburg. 's,AII
Purchasers are Invited to examine stock and.
prices. Aug. 10, 81 rjhre 20, 1855.
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EVANS new Catalogue contains all the most
popular eeeks OF the day, and the newest publ
be obtained at other stores. A complete cata.
iosue OF books sent free, by appliration through
the mail, by addressing G. G.zEyANS, 439
CHESTNUT ST., Philadelphia. -
o. Agents wanted in every town in the United
States. Those desiring so to act can obtain full
particulars by addressing as above
N.b.-In consequence of the money crisis, and
numerous failures, the subscriber has been ena-
bled to purchase from assignees an Immense
stock of books, embracing every department of
literature, at prices which will enable him to give
$500 worth Of the above gifts on every $1,000
worth of books Sold
An extra book, with gift. will be sent to
zach person ordering Ten books to be sent to
one address, by Express 90 -
: 0s- SEND FOR a. CATALOGUE.
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MONUMENTS, ToMBS, GRAVE
AA Stones, Mantels, Table and Bu-
reau tops, manufactured of tho most
beautiful and finest quality Of foreign
and domestic marble. always on bag i
and made to order as cheap as thet can
be pufthased in the East Sw;4E ~.
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Watertown Mass Nar

pD(r, :, re. ~ ~ Il, -sI.tSs-, May 1. I6sA.r
ihof. Y. !. v oOD :--Aliow me TO attest the
virtues and magic power of so,r Hair Rs,te,.~
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly rrsv
purchased and soen commenced 10 use two hst
ties, and it soon began to tell, in restoring ths
silver locks to their native color. snd the b,iY
which was before dry and harsh. and falling on.
now became soft and glossy, and i: ceased f.I-
,i''s nc dan':Fuii disappeared, and thc scalp
lost all the disagreeabe itching, SO anporirr Iss
fore ane, now not only look but feel ycrs.
again. Respectfully, yours ETC.
~ = CHAS. WHITNEY
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CANCER aURED.

"HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
fully inform all persons who are afflicted
with the above disease, that he can cure it with
out ia'lnre, hunerpps 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.
Nov 4. Is56:52:ly
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Mss FEEks, 2el Greenwich Az.

1 have used Professor q. j. Wcc,:'. Hair Re.-
tarstise ahd have admired It's ss.n,le.ful ,iTes,,
It restored m. hair lere il had faHtn off !.
cleans the head and re..,.crs tie hair xoft a.;
smooth--much more so than oil.
MARY a. ATKINSON. Z
Louisville, Nov. !, 1866.
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A& T. 2 CHAS. WHITNkY.


| 9,n,,,. ;, -. New York, Oct 2. 1e55
PRoF. O. j. W0oD-Dear Sir :-After read.
ing the advertisement. IN one If ire New YORK
journals. Of your celebrated Hair Res,ora,;,s
procured a half pint ot;le, and Was 80 ,ar.a
pleased with it that continued It's use fer ts..
months, and am satisfied that II is decidedly ths
pest preparation befqre the public. It al oaos
removed all the dan,lrut and unpI,asan: itching
rom the sea', and as restored my hair r,ats rsi
You have permission to r.f.r tn ne ,l~
entertain any doubt Of its notpert; Tinns all ,,s.
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-0RxAr AND LAAENTABLr TDIsAsrER.-Th
morning about O'Clock, imagine tho consternat
tion and distress of our citizens IN the vicinity d
market Square. when the alarm was given that
the great work of our. City Fathers,o their
Monument Of architectural grandeur, that which
attracts the admiring gaze Of all strangers, was
on fire. 1t would be useless. to attempt a dis
cription of the scene or to estimate the multitude
that gathered around the 'burnins of the proud
est building of oar boroughAone dear to the rec
c.llecton oe many Of our people. We, feel sens-
bly, our Inability to Go sstice to the sfbject, and
viii Briefly state that Aleak Lane had been put
in the Galaboose last night. and set fire to the
roof of said building this morning at O'Clock
about the time people commenced moving to
market. 1t is represented that Aleck roared
Justly. Such a yelpng, tss said, has not, been
heard since Captain James W. Rhey whipped oife
Join NJ. Bowman, editor Of one Of tile "National
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in this place. 1t is represcn-
ted by those who listeted to both that the only
differance in the noise produced by these noblc{?)
fellows, was that Aleck foared like lion and
Bowman beloved like acaif. 81 g ts i.la sd
We have no heart to perste this subject further.
The waikof the great edifice still remain minus
the roof After Aleck was taken out Sff the
burning Calaboose he "took the water ?, CRYING
: You can't keep the old Captain !o-Echo q
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JOHN PARkEsS
JOhhstoyyN Marble WOrES.

franklin Street, nesrly opposite the new Metbo
dist Church .IohnAto,xu- Pa - Z
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eco g,ss.a .,..s.,.'-fs 500 90
~ yo : Nsent III, = = ne1or DO do SO co
600 Silver Lever Watches, warranted 1s 90
sooo ooo- -lsu ralior iInepieces. Fsz1 .1l0soO
500 Ladies' Gold Bracelcts, IS 90 to i2 90
,ooo ooo sn Sen,s est ohains, q 10 90
loco Gold Lockets, Qarge sixe, double u
,.oo case; y 8 90
1900 Gold Lockets. (small size . ool
1000 Cod Pencil Cases, with Gold Pens. < en-
LOO Extra Gold Rens, with cases and
o-oo holdeTs, o szesd 10 so
2500 Gold Pens, with Silver Pencils. Es4fi ? k0
2sOO Ladies' Gold Pens, with cases. s'Is7 4 s0
$500 Gold Rings, ladies, asHi sfua 4 90
$500 Gents Gold Rings, .81se *
2500 Ladies' Gold Breastpins. q .s1aisrss I, 20
$500 Misses Gold Breastpins -so
1000 Pocket Knives, - y fEE Il
20e0 Sets Gents Gold Bosom Studs. Is 4 90
20QO do do = S,eeve Buttons - so0
2ete Pair Ladies' Ear Drops, - 2 so
5000 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, la - R
10000 Ladies' Cameo, Jet or Mosaic Pins. 3 90
1900 Ladies Cameo Shawl and Ribbon
Pins, ~ N4@EN %EH se
5000 Fetridge's Balm Of q Thousand - =.
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OHN 'IINIsfFR MARRY DIVORCED 70
MAs.-Rey. Mr.. Shields, of Iowa, hafug
been silenced by the Presbytery, ofbe
MONIES, for marrying woman wbo hadbeen
divorced BY the laws of Iowa, appeal to
the synod, and his appeal was su$ fined.
The Synod expresses its opinion thathe ac-
hon OF The Presbytery was correct ii form,
and suggested by laudable zeal in 5e SER
wee OF the church ; and, although re Astating
riage., - -isI
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