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Another Political Clergyman Fallen.

One after another of the political clergy of
The country are being exposed and are falling
j. from grace. The last case we have to record
is from the Cclina Mercer county, Ohio }
.Stondara Of the Sd inst. which says that the
= Rev. WsslrY BReck, who is one Of the lou
'dest = Black Republicans in the North west.
or old minister and recently presiding Elder
Of the district, has been guilty of the crime of
seduction, and that the lady whom he has ru-
"ined has commenced legal proceedings against
him THE Standard ih noticing Che matter
sHaI9I2TG9 .asl2LIa,t,H.1
We'do not give publicity to this' debasng
crime Of Mr.. Brock with any intention of in
jurine the church Far from it. Our sym
=. pathies bav.. always been with the denomina-
ton Of which he has been a leading, but now
fallen star. But we have always thought
and still believe, that so long as the church
permits its p-e-chers 10 'dabble in politics to
7the neglect of their religious duties, it is sin
ming against. .dtselfin not silencing the rene
gades immediately BY snch course the
church would soon regain the ground lost in
Z the past few years and restore confdence
among the people; but SO long as political
preaching is allowed, it viii continue to stf-
fer. :. 49, =
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aFA BANK OF ENGLAND NoTE has acme pecu-
liar and interesting thafcteristics of manufac-
? ,ture. the spsper, Being nguished by its
color, wnich IS peculiarly white. such-@as is
neither scld in shops, nor used for my other
purpose by its thinness and transparency.
qualities which prevent any of the printed part
- of the note baing washed out by turpentina.
or removed by the knife, unless a hole is. made
in the place thus practiced on by its charac
toristic feel, peculiar erispness apdtoughness
which those accustomed to handle itdistinguish
the true notes instantly :ItheCwier water
mark, which is produced on the paper when
in the Htute of pulp, and which easily dis
e tiuguished from b ark stamped. .en sferalie
paper is completed the three W decker'
edges-the mould contains two notes placed
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: Dissolution off TsaranerShip.o

THE partnership .heretof5re existing between
] David r. Kinports.! Gideon Kinports and
Porter kinports. under the firm of D. r KIN
ports e Bros. .-iu the lumberitg and merclarIai-
znG business, has this dav been dissolved bv rn,l-
tuai consent. y ''iilift DAVID r. tKINPORTS5 (
Sent. IS, 1861 L.lEIo !
THE business viii be continued st the old stand
] in Cherry Tree Borough. by David r. Kin
ports & Gideon Kinports. in whose hands tho
books Of the old firm have been left for settlement
and collection. All persons having unsettled ac-
counts will save costs BY having then, clearel
soon. ~ = p. r. G g. KINPORTcs /
Sept. 1s, '57-45-St
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lergthwissYvhiealihcssepent huknife at a
future stage of the process. this deckel or
woodeG GEanspf tbiOaPeE lAoplal pEsacing
the,peeplias effect ssep Sp tbs sas sss go nacut
pnpd on the rg paBF44ud W say EuosaAf imitation N
essss The papiSS i i paaas asa 81 ths.ssssAsts
tom hits water fsaf att i y fsizs sopditioh, a
bank note will support .thirt rty-sK pounds !, and
when one grain Of size has been edifused
throug i it, it win lift half hundred weight.
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gIs MISS FEEKs, 2sa Greenwich Av-q
[ From Tie .Hashi;aaton sSas.s

Among the many preparations now IN use for
the restoring preserving and 'eautifyng the hair
there none that can recommend with more
confidence than Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
now in general use throughout the States, This
preparation possesses fhc most inviguratipg quail
tiles, and never fails in producing the most hap
results when applied accortling to objections.
We refer our readers to the advertisement for r
few of the innumefable certificates which have
been sent by parties who have beet, benefited by
it. and who feel happy in. giving testimony to is
wonderful effects produced on them SELL
O. ]. WOOD & Co. Pro.ristsosrrs. 2si2 Broad way
New York. and II 4 Market St. st. Louis. Ne.
For sale here by all Druggists. aug. 81
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Gif,ss!i Gifts ! ! Gifts y ssni d
APrixe to Il very Purchaser,

At the Quaker City, Publishing Hoiiso OF
DUANE IS RULIsON,I PHILADELPHIA. +
nY buying book for 81, or more, youiare at
-EB once presented with prize. worth from IS
cents to 800, consisting of Fine Gold Jewelry
Watches, &c. All orders by mail will be proinp-
tly filled and the prize or prizes viii accompany
the books Cur list contains ali of the most pop
ularl books of the day, and will be sold at sthe
usual retail prices many of them for less Per-
sons yvishing any particular book can order at
once, and il will be forwarded with a gift. A
catalogue givipgf full Information with a list of
books and gifts; viii be sensu post paid, by adj
dressing .slAiT9.aU issd g-sy So = bra -eGlsaa
Ii' ssl' i9 ss1s1DUANE RUIISeNslf IS
i-'g Z No SO South Thir,tSt., PhiladeplIia.
2e. atB1sa esJ-Agents Wanted, l9lgnCa -
Sep 1e57.--3m. e1Ei alG ea-iTT NJ
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TO the Independent Voters OF Cam.
AZ brfa COEntsT

sAEENG BERN OLIC4TEp By HNUM.
4 J. BIER of Snfy NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC @
FRIENDS in different sections of tiie c6{iity, to
rpn san Inviepeneilt Cs'lililate 4ofs the office of
Cooag 2Jeas,area5 Il hereby oiier myself a cs.nd
date for the sufrages Of my fellow citizens.
Should freeeive q majority Of their votes prom
se to discharge the duties of the office to tic hes:
-oflny ability sTCsFsF lai 81 iR. II. TUDOR.
Ebcnsbtlrg Sept. Is. Is5T-ete'> 3.ti fH .-ft
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~ aRrH~Eg-E !. .

A MEETING of the stockholders Of the Eb-
"A ensburg g. Susquehanna Plank Road Com
papy will be held at the Court House, in the bor
ugh of lEbensbarg, on SATURDAY, the 18th
inst, between the hours of and 3 O'Clock, P
N, for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the propriety of advancing the rates Of tot on said
read. by request fsf number Of stockheidsrs-
-3fsf1 ~ :, GEO. j. RODGERS, Sequestrator.4
Eba,hu-e Sept Q.-'5T-2t0
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI. AP-
INiiplieation viii be made to ZhisIE4<ellency
Geyernor Polloeks for the pardon of eIAMES s.
Gf1OSSIN convicted in tie Quarter Sessions Of
Cambria county, 1865, for 1,arceny,- and sentea-
ced to uasergo an imprisonment in the Western
Penitentiary for . years andyS months, and at the
same sessions convicted of Burglary snd senten-
ced to undergo an Imprisonment in the Penitena
tiary for years. J. w. SLICk!z6
Sent o z1Sb1-44--cu, a EtF.Ff w ~
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IN PURSUANCE OF REQUESTS FROM
IL numerous National DpaoTats, in different
parts Of the@cotnty, 7 hereby !oifer myself as a
candidate at heensuing October election, for a
seat as representative in the next legislature. II
elected pledge myself to discharge my duties to
my constituents to the best of my abilities n.
W31. PALMER.
Jefferson, Sept. 2. 1s57.-te. ia tii q
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

i ETTERS & ITESTAMEMTARY4 ON THE
Ia estate OF Dennis iDougherty j late of Abe
gheny Township, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in Allegheny township.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested TO come forward and settle.
and those having claims against said estate will
present their accounts nrapeTly authenticated. for
settlement. ,flu4t,s..aUUGII DOGGHERT1Y
Sept Q, 1S57,-r6t-442. ,s-r,-s.5 5- z--..Ci,i
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OBIT UCA RY.

q. On Thursday morning sth inst, in. Ebeus-
burg, JANE adopted, daughter of Edward
and Gatharine Mills, aged II months aud
days.JIJsH > II
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p TAvERN STAND

- - kA- IA H mn
THE. SUBSCRIBER, WISHING To RETIRE
to private life, fffars for sale that well known
stand. {"TIiEf SUMMIT MANSION HOUSE,
in Sumnitvil.e borough, Cambria county, about
one mile from -Cresson station on the Central
Rail Road. . The House is roomy and commodi-
Gus, with good stabling and necessary out-buiid-
ings, a well of good water at the door, &c. II
not sold soon, the property wiT be rented on rea-
. sonat!le terms. For further particulars apply to
the Subscriber on the premises. II Il =
= 4 = y $. : JAMES NJ. RIFFEI.
ri Sfrninitvlle Pal oHtdiiJc u 4jfT
Sept. itl5, aIs47.. J5'E = .asSit:, OH a-Ia}
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To siic Independent Voters OF Cam
hrfa County. t-3i Z.

FFIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HTNISEL f
IL as an Independent Candidate for the Off
ces of Register & Recor3er. and Clerk of tho Or
pbans' Court Of Cambria County. at the lection
in October next, land pledges himself, if elected,
to attend to- tho duties of said Offices. promptly :
and satisfactorily, GEORGE c.. X. ZAIfM.
Ebensburg, August &c, 1857
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!dA,IL HA541tlIgIbpoIg.
sssAs.esA ssA Ai.,sgtoYr the III In.AsiITsI IIna.AsITsI
AaI i, JSfY,ls w n IN ,SditHst


.s.lssss;;.s:s:.!!zs J: D !. {. s ~
WE IL sli icAEi lRi s TaE SO 5 ,,s e., f.,
yYl1) old end young 10 tlzs " nd ig. Hfpssi
ration, whis turns back t,its original foor. gEayi
hair-covers The head ef the Lald with lpAyIi55E
ant growth-remoFes the dantkuff, itching rfspsL
all cutaneous eruptiuas-c apScsy a Continual fVrg
OF the natural fluids and benee, if pSed Is aIeg53
ar dscssiug for the hair, MI pressrye US eearss
and keep ic from falling to xtreTne old age
all its natural beauty. i've f.sA, then. ,upsp The
bald, TIE gray or diseased IN scalp, to use it and
surely the young viii not, as they value the few
ing locks vtchng curl, ever, be without str,
Its praise is upon the tongue Of thousanf.ssIC i y
Watertowss, sIasss... May l. 1855. ~ ~
PROF. o. J.WQ0D Allow me to attest Ito
virtues md magic power of your HaiF ReStoFa
tive; iFhres months since, being exceedingly gray
ties, and il seen began to tell, in restoring the
silver locks to their native color, and tho hair.
which was before. dry and harsh. and FILLING of
now became scft and glossy, and it ceased fall
ling the dandfif disappcased,p 2 and thee sesips
lost all the disagreed be itchine so a,ianesing he
fere ana now not only !. look but feel young
again. Respectfully, yours. etc. .ng8
,sg4at5 ,ss59gd .Edr OfiAS. WfffTNEYeD
tosliz ts1s b11e---1zo---a n ssltFses-7Ft1ud
- s1s.sA New Yofk,, Oct. 9. 1851
EFftOF- u u. fOoD--Dear Sir ;--After read
ing the advertisement in one es 'the New York
journals. of your celebrated Hair Restorative, /
procured half pint bottle, and was so much
pleased with it that continued its use far two
months and am satisfied that II is decidedly the
best preparatn before the public. II at once
removed all the tlantruff and unpleasant itching
from the scalp, and has restored my hair natural
l.. and, have no doubt, permanently 50, ,.9l'!
You have permission, a, to- refer to me, all -MEo
entertaiii any doubt Of its not performing ell that
Is claimed for it's e = = eszEE szEERW
-sgEa MISS FEEKS, 263 Greenwich -Av.a
/ have Ausef Professor III Wood's Tair. Res
tosatiye snd have admired its wonderful Effects
| 1t rest9reaany hair whcreii Fad fallen of It
cleans the head! s.ll rerderx the hair soft and
slneetll-mueh more so tlraf OF. ~ f'ti
-l S2sst'f' .SA'sa3 MARY 4. AFliINSDNs a
| Louisville, Nov. /, 1855. T2T' ,l.-s-. ~
+ State Of Illinois, CARLISLE June'2T. 1885,
/ have used Professor o. J. WooFs Hsir Res
| torative, and have admired It's wonderful effect:
! Ny hair was l'econlipc, as thought. premature
" gray, but by the tlse- of the .cstcratve', il
has 'ttsu1Ilcd IT. original color, sI.d, 1 have mo-
| doubt, permanently 50. - 30
,1s''e SIDNEY BREEsE.
Ex-senator Unite, States
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.ELaSAA .kENTskAlaE.s .sa1

IA ,-eON ,byosL
TN anaosbsies Re lzas jedi xsus,, we are
sss9 pss 81 sssi ssstssa 81
Having bees qpss5sqnal s9 Y friaeds sf tbe deceassa'
Elder IS well qusIfh 4oao justice 70 the subject
This work VII 'be issaed In One handsome oc-
tavo volume apd VIII equal IN. every respect the
Gently published twill contain full face pot
trait, executed on steel, as well as engfavings OF
his residence, tomb, medals. &c.
In order to give this work a large circulation
it will be sold at the low price Of $3.50.
Wore than 500, 600 sold In 9 months
DIR. KANE,S GREAT WORK; ARCYfc- EX-
- Ga PLoRoTIONS,
Is now being read BY more than two hundred
thousa nd persons, old and young, learned and un-
learned. Ills. just the book which should be ow1
ned and read by every American. 500 newspa-
pers have each pronounced it the most remarka-
BILE and marvellous work ever published. The
foreign journals and the most distinguished sdrds
of Europe are extravagant ip it, praise II Is
more interesting than Robinson Crdsoe; being a
faithful account of privations and ardshlps. the
narrative of which cannot be read without a shud-
| der. Our most eminent men have wed with each
other in extotling itssmerits.s ssz 81 sAaI
Iwo vols. octave, OupeffIy Illustrated 1nIee
| Hundred Engravings. Price S., ,0o.S59s '1t4F
- bihGs.Is 80 sSlAl q tssI snj n
! ''7's DRa K1ANE'S FIRST tNARR ATIvE.ssa 81 d
The United States Grimnel Expedition an
| - Search iof, SIR John Franklin, during the
6 gears 1850 and 1851.
A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT KANE
! - n. D.. q. s. N. One volume 8vo.. upwards
| 01of $50 pages, containing 200 Steel Plates and
Wood Engrayings. including fine steel Por-
/ 1CS I-l..- IL
/ ever engraved in America. Also, a Biography
| of Eranklin,b by S. Austin Allibone, Esq. $500
This work lis Totally distinct from the second
| Arctic Expeditions and embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published
1t should be owned by all who have purchased
the last Expedition, as it makes DR.. Kaue's works
complete. ----7hs a9.ssfsa 2ai1s
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1ao,f - Dns lkGENTSI WANTED Z'Hl in9h
CExLDs s. PETERSON, ,rnblisiicrs

bu-, AfNIIl loIIeGI, IIIIatItI f1III1I.-
JsB.fLippfuciftsS r. Co.'s 20-y NJ Fourth street
Pill. Philhpss Sampson & Co, ID, Winter ST..
Bqston. Sheldon.y Blakenan Coz, lis, Nassau
St.. =. York G-,P- Putnaml & Co, S2I. Broad
way, n. York .oApplegate & Co, 5S,, Main ST.
Clneilpattls s. G. Grlggs, & Co., liz, Lake ST.
Shleagad s1o1r lIosgiI s1.sIG 10 tsaw zTooh oHl
t9dSept TO- 1851, EIa ri s.snfspF si.f m rrrrs .
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On. -AI.oYsIoUS ACADEMY .1sTu DIES
= will he resumed in ST. A.oysious Academy,
I.orctto, Cambria county. cn Monday, Septep,-
BERTH. j. would be desirable that Tho p'ipiis
attend OH that day 50 that tie classes may be for
med withodt Delay. aug. 26. . Z
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Aug. 2ef rs57A4e rs57 ~ .T 7 = 7

Aug. ~ t
CTOEEN.4TR0NI TIE gItESIDENCE OF
- Henry Auemap. in Ciearfeld county, Penua.
on Friday, 8h gust elst, 1857, GRAY MARE
about three years old, foarieep hands bigh, hav-
ing narrow rutnp and feet very much wotn of,
with no shoeSsdf when TAX en--s:,id mare belong
in gfto Jacob Cordas: "a saddle and britiles was
taken at the same time li4Any person finding
trading fer or buying the above described mare
will be handsomely rewarded.
IEEsss sAdlress JACOB iCORDAs.
tosfV VH 80 = 1ytton, Blair CO., F&.
or aynesvile. Clcarfed CO., Pa. ot hssaa .s9s
- A ng 26,1 I65 7--St-421s sru s7e- ls.-,ys4eI
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sTRsY STALLION.

HAME 10 THE RESIDENCE 0FITHE IN
u dersispcd, livingin Helnloeks Washington
"a township, Caplbria county. on the
arrrFle firth inst, ONE. DARK BROWN
STALLION. blind Of the left eye,
cac2sezl a littie CRIPPLED in the left hindies,,
supposed to be about l3 years DID, The owner
is requested oq come forward. prove property pay
charges and tske him away; otl erwise he will be
disposed of aceor3ingrto li,W... ,--,r s,..,.~.
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ESTATE OF EDyvARDs EVANS.

n FILTERS FESTAA1ENTARY H VI N 6
HL been granted to the undersigned upon the
estate of Edward Evans, deceased, late of Ebens-
burg Borough. Cambria courty, Pa, notice is
hereby given that all persons indebted to said es-
tatc as well as those having claims against the
same. to call on the undersigned for settlement.
Ell WATERS, Executor
ELIZA beth EVANS, Exeeutrix.
ELensburg. Aug 26-6t-42.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

| EtIsEREN TEACHERS ARE WANTED. To
/ Ia take charge of the Public Schools in Sum
merhill towa: hip, Canl ria county, Applicants
are requested to- u eet the County Superintendent
and directors, at JeF trson .Un SATURDAY. the
10th day Of Dctoher.i 1871 ] By oa,ef Of the
Board, 81, all ni.. Nm, MURRAY, Sec'ys 3
Sumnlerhill, Sept g. 1S57-44-aff las ~
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&1MnfKSXAsA.

WHEAEstS LkIsl' tYss 81 ftDNI iSIRA-
w I'd q 1s IatsIes fs4s efqlashlin,
isse tss t oi 81 ssa sSe sssp s gran. ahs
said aaasi 40 TdS ugsld IL IA ds mi3aediate pay
,s srs ,sssssoss ftas sal,ss dsgaP's sgsiHst
same.w rbsiE dela5ts sJd iiisFa1t sdt bas eoas;I
( i,ia % ,sPHLL4R AL5GI.ALG HLLN,o ADM la i
as.r.f Ae, Penns SStls gittsbuFg. Pa. Z
Sept. o, alS56s-7.4 t417G q q bra TTHiT siIF
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VALUABLE MILL LPROPERTY For
@k1 N NJ EEe ges

GkB N HEe y7es
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ATPRI-
,yate sale the abere properi situated In Car
roll township, Cam bra county ri The mills en-
tirely new, containing two run of stones together
with a new dwelling, The, roads, leading TO the
property arc in excellent order The country
aF9uad is acknowledged to be- one of the fnest
grain Countries in. Western .Pehnsy yiyahfa. Any
by calling on Sebastian Seibert on the premises.
or the subscriber residing at Cambria Mills, Al
egflcny township. FERNS will be made noder-
ate JEROME DAWSON.
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A PHOTOGRAPH OF DIR KANE, y
Taken froo, Life by Brady, Nof .New York
-1s-. ,..,. . "a r. Price $500

fsfl tr.AMN 5flS lfHfNS.
COL. j. G. lFREMONT'S EXPLORATIONS.
Prepared by the Amhor. and embracing all
--o7-sA a5AisA Eapeditio,ts, r@5a' :, - =
Supelbly Illustrated with Steel Plates and
Wood Cuts, engraved under the imrnediste super
intepdepce ef, Col Fremont, mostly from Daguer-
reottpes taken on tho spot and will be issued in
style to match Dr.. Kane's works. It viii also
contain new SteelzPertrait. being the on yScor-
rec, Tsss ssnsss of shs ssao5 sFsE
zsIeqg sI1- BRAZIL AND THE BRAZiIJANssi /
by Rev. DIP. sKIDDER,, ef the Methodist
EDiseopdl Cn"rch.ssd Esd ,saaes -2n1i Is
saiteria7t Church f7r7 81 Is & s@eIg'l IS n
t-. = = Hei>1lHr - ~ -..9f75.sT odT ssaJ a.
(. This new and sp1endidly lustEatel work Gone
large volume octave. in uniform lstyls with the
superb volumes OF. DR. Kape's Arctic, Explora.
tions, ,)is the Joint. effort of the above na,ned gen
tlemen, who. as travellers and missionaries. (and
ono in an official position as Acting Secretary O
the United States legation at Rio have had
long and varied experience in land full Of, in
terest. whether we regard it "A natural, rom
n,ercia, political or moral poipt of view. Price
$3 90 DJ5atssEq bE 455i4 .'sllSs -4& S5opsl ts41
9s- Any Of the above works. will be sent b,
mail free Of postage by rer1ittirg the published
u,y-;casEF ssGs sjBsTetau Esd YSSy aat AEii sTG-
,tt
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A~ "a NA "yHH MD~
4 TEACHER To TAKE CHHRrE OF. A
80 male school III the bor0ugh of Eoretteg 4 D.
N1t15g3he Beard ofzSohoa Directors &C aid bori
ciieh. ts .PsDR4FiFF. secv.
sept. 8. fe5s.
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Nt aET- -EGENE.

"a MEETING oFidTlIE -B0nDHOLDKRS.
IN of the Moth Western Rail Road viii be.
held at Miskely's Hotel, insBlairsville. on Pucs-
day, September 10th, at 2 o'clock p. 81. All 4
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atcI, eis s o.'oi

III Je"eify
ever brouehtto This town. Their stick consists
in part as follows viz :. - "
Eight day and Thirty hoa,ifr spring and Weight
Clocks, Fancy, Patior and Rarrrooin Cocks.
Gold Hunting case and open face Lever Match
es, Gold Hunting case, detached Levers, Gold
Hunting case Lepnes,, Siiter Huntill... case Ie-
yers, Silver Hunting case detached I.evcrs, Sill
yer Hunting case Lerines, Open fa6e Levers.
Lepnes and CHARTERS. Gold cEard, Vest and
Fob Chains, Gold Loclets, Gold Seals, Gold
Pencils, Bard s. Wilson's celebrated Cold Pens,
Gold and Cameo Breastpns. Coll Earrings,
Gents Breastpins, - Gold Finger Ritfgs,
Gold Cuff Pins. -, Gold Shirt Studs,
Goil Sleeve Buttons G Id Charms,
Gold, Silver and Steel Watch Keys,
Cold Crosses, = - Gold Hooks H'3
Silver and Silrer-plated
Tea and Table Spoons. .
f, Butter Knives, Silver Thimbles, Silver Guard
and Fob Chains, Spectacies- Fort Monnaies,
Clock Keys, Accordeons, Yiclins, Flutes, 3c.,
&c, &c., &c.ss-oEss ~ .eser1aes.B
}d- The above and many other articles, not ;nen
tioued, will be sold as eheap pif not ehearer than
can be bought in any otharz establishment this
side of Philadelphia. ssl4 .aei5ij s..j ar4at
| CLOCKS, WATCHES. JRWELRY,, i4ECoR-
| .ssd's DEONS,,, &C., 3il 40 Ie'f9
repaired with rTomptness and atllow rates Al
! goods sold. and articles repaifed. Warranted. :
Conhdent that they cannot be unaersold, the sub
,scribers would respectfully solicit contnuaiicc
or the patronage Of the gubllts.
a Aug. ssz ssszitsS4 1857 lgs lg4sl fAnu Z l' shoDAa
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16

and il is warranted a sure preventative
! fFnr female DISTINCTIONS it is safe and srre
remedy as IT ienoyes tie-ca,sc of. the disease
- GpstiyeresS cafs,ot exist where the Inv CORA ~
Is freely taken, While ckpiic YIELDS readily Is
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JOHN sPARKE'S

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Franklin Street nearly opposite the now Metho-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-08
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MoLASSES. The sales of Sugar embraced
100 hhds for Fairo fully Fair and 100 Museoyado
al oac Also on Wednesday 1888 hhds lolsc
and some Inferior at eSc q H. Of MuIasses only few small
lots were sold at previous rates.
fiou The market was quiet the sales confined
to some $500 bbls of which at 81 for SuperHnc and ST
. for Fine 500 in stboat Sc superne and S. 80 for
ne $50 ST. Louis in lots at 81 Is 25 Louis and Tennessee
AZ y Sos VIA, and $50 Tennessee Fine So IS n bht
sales Of Corn embraced some To- sacks in
eng 1000 mostly Mixed 75c 1000 Prime Yellow in two or
ee iots at Soc $50 White ut &c. White al Sc and
store at Soc b bushe Of Oats 100 sacks Ohio sold
rs ana TOO ST. Louis in lots Soc q bushe OF Bran 100
| were taken at 81 IS o 100 lbs.
iho9lsioNs Mess Pork retailing at S2SlS2S 30 and
'o oo Dds was sold to dealer former rate OF a
@ "a CASKS Ribbed Sides disposed of in two or three lois
az Clear in two lots &c., 80 Prime Shoulders AT Oh
anu oefces Sugar Cured Hams at l31se 4 h. The sales of
Lard comprised 30 hhs and erces Prime at d and l
al loe y ID oi Green Meats casks Sides sold at Inte n m
The sales embraced 100 bags of which IA Or
binary at iuc, 100 at lie, and 200 prime at Ike a H.
BAdGiNH 200 bales India were taken nj lat,r "A ,.rd
1--WE noticed sales Of 2s5 coils Hand snun nm the
levee at SIC and 800 from a the same
WHISKY $50 bbls Rectifed sold from aotoo, ss
q gallon, and 100, in lots. chiefly al the same
HAY. Holders were asking $50 "A ton for Western
FREiGHTS.. "A ship for London at s a Ill.,, c
Tobacco, and one for Liverpool at 4 for Cotton