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- ~ ct . - eeek he.ss =
fsctiease shsir esssaosn. The trade, asa retail
pssshasers ~ invissd 10 sali.
\ card.
\. b. O0DkN return his thanks To his uunsesas
triends Who have honored hin with their traAs anA
in1ssass dsriAg ~ last eight ysar.
Mr.. ID. J. Dsevucll, - hsreto&ors, viii sapssio-
tsnd thsssts department..
The ar. ~ tsss iss.sd fsr IL purpose Of -
sss sss :s - ~ :. ::
to hsvs a satsases - both Msln and 3ad stssst,
thereby siviag rss. issfsst deep.
SIGI1T6 NH6G 70 O1DE0.
NA tor Of the systso Of making shirts u .sssurs.
vho for Aftsse yeass has lcas Sssisea tee tAs
Broadway tsaAs, formerly No. Astsr Houss,) -
'epsasa rueas enc door vest Of the fssteGes, -
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IN o. eentlemsa. All eosas seat fer - ~ ne-
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II - = ! .sssiss q - CT cs..ssi = -
CITY g Ksokuk. Md February s.. 1857. : ivry -
70 isSiv;lssis 5, 49, q - es,sss3ss q fSsS
sasss4 Asva IL river - Laid dsvn - sasvsy -
plas rsesstsi 3 u Gay EnGnsss = ~ gu
Is. ). isss. - s1as ss.i :sssr ~ $1,000 :
apuear A. Ia Nawoese - In saiA eitv = a. -
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| Ksokuk, FEB. Z, 1851 ~
"a 01090oe. =
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toa' ele4kine sssrs-ssssanss lrea q street, ~.
COOS hsvine 80 q ee1Aiae g 49, - reousesei
- ssn6 sueh artaclss - tAsy nay fesl Willing -
| give, 70 the sssisty reeo.
| Ladies interested in behalf 81 he psee ass N
vitsd 70 ettssa.
kodak. lows, FEB. l. 81
YLOURi RGOViR II
| WE beg leave 70 isfovu ths esua sitissas si
1 I" Heok ~ "a vieinisv that ve Aavs sua "a
Rrisdine sesin. ~ re prensred - fsspisS 90
ali with tEs Aest Of RIeus. . ia nest rsessaable
tssns- We wasrantosr klsss 70 y a.ssspessed y
any NAT erosghs - the market, - y gre 49,
iasesesss, o. Ne neasy refunded.
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q. Asy osasss oseoapsessd With Ne sasA. VT -
| sas Gary Hills btese VAL - pseopdy sessoaee =.
Floss 49, 0soesstss Ss,tvsssd y ssy pars = eAs
city frss OF charge.
feeii-d W =. AUSTIN CO.
DnaaAaUrn0u. -
| ggynR .A>,s..,sA,. S.,.,,Sse. srs..,..A.H~
C.v. ks,,sr - a;.so,,sS h. -.s..1 sS".sss
Jan s.sh isSY n. k..in..s - -. ~. - nm
IL settied bv s;lhsr .artv (cs - shs4, - stsnl
No.SA nain-st.
!hey vosid most cordisliy sseoaoe - se:es
old sssto.srs ssd friends : 8. HssSA -, whs
ssssss! tnsn in the Book and SsAsissery sssisss.
Js
Cc.rorSocrsnsH.
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GaAss - OsnsDCsscus, ~
HassfesA COunay,
evsu - bsl@s - this IN dsy e Jeaaasy, lot7,
~ =. Q. Nplsy, VIZ PsssAse1 anA 31eoas 4.
Jss2iss e ~ Psass.
u- AsBUAA Nvisaap, Pa CGsS.
~eee iasesaoes In sAs ahovs cs0po1y, e1eAsr
lsoO ~ asn9ssS Il else q lnloo1 uovtGottso,
eli - ~ so6eBth9 q H. 49, - nlskey oinp-
-, vem ~ q -, Astvsn Nan - JsAaso
sesssas, xsshuk, lsVs- All Lssse y - otoss
aAtssos1es1 paaA b u. J. I'm b1CKs
1shl3AA0 oGa1s Aount.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

CT The knickcrbocker's Editors Table
for January has the following
'ln metropolitan criminal court, eight
years ago. a poor woman, whose boy had
been sentenced to long term in the peniten-
tisry, Tor some not well proved offence, said
won't you give hima shorter termf lie is
4 good boy to me, your Honor, he always
was. Eve just made him some nice clothes,
your Honor, which fit beautifully, land she
looked as she said this, as only mother can
lock ut her boy) and If you give him q long
Term to stay In prison, the clothes won't III
him when he comes out, for he's grown
boys Poor mother! she had saved much
(for herl from her scant earnings to clothe
her boy like the neighbours children" This
was too much for her son. He melted--he
west-he rerentei--he was forgiven. Ard
be Is now one Of the most promising and hon.
orable young merchants in our city. Every
word OF II Is true, and known to be so TO ycry
many persons
A MrRpER SrsprcrEp.-A little bow aka
ting in the cellar of the block commenced or
the corner Of Washington and Dubuque sts.
on Saturday last, happened to pull out i
bunch Of straw which he saw stuffed in !
hole in the wall. On pulling it out he dis.
covered wallet, containing a considerable.
sum OF money and land warrant in III,
name Of John Taylor. We understand tina,
man Of that name, who iives ia this CITY
has been missing for several days. The sus
plcion 10 that be was murdered and the prop.
erty concealed bu, ~ yet there 10 NO clue
to the solution Of the mystery. i-Iowa CITY
Republican.
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CO -Four prisoners escaped from the Jail
q Dsbsess last week
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10 the Senate, Mr.. Wilson gave notice OF
HE intention to introduce bill donating Eve
millions OF acres of the public lands for the
benefit OF the schools Of the District Of Co
lumhis.
To the House bill authorizing the people Of
Minnesota TO form q State Constitution, Mr..
Biggs moved an amendment that none Blu,
citiaens of the United States be allowed to
vote on the adoption of the Constitution
The proposition gave rise to considerable
debate.
The House discussed the proprietv of i'm
peaching Judge Waterhouse Of Texas a, the
present session, and after some converse.
tion the matter was postponed till Saturday
The resolution Of the committee on elec-
tions declaring Whitfeld's seat vacant va.
taken up BY the House and laid on the table
By vote Of 90 10 IS.
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CO Miss Ann 7iguity 10 said to be the
Oldest female known in history.-[B Boston
Star.
Pshaw she amt near 90 old a. Avnts
acknowledgements Journal.
Both old to be sure but didn't Ann Te.
rior precede them ?-[ Utica Herald.
Miss ASn Csstor says she 10 the mother oil
ell the above good dameseiies, 90 W claim
for her the greatest age.[-Racine Journal,
What remarkable Ann Ounce.msu
wis. Pat.
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41D8 lu0UDANCH.
r,,i Lrn ssI,sr i l.s1slicx coosihvr
or -. Louis.
Is; nscsas. c-s.EFn. &c; e,s.ly.
Wy.ea -. w.1sssssess,
A.. NAi011, sssy. an. yDoxlL fssr.
~ nxsaA.okaAnDoUoo sogSS AgD1.
.,@,. ~ l nSlSs "a e 80 t Ast.s.
aewe Ssase lnsosa.se Cee1eey.
$3.50 ssssss, kssls1, isss.
erHIe Haoe Os9rooy takss HIS = ~ salss
IL s, E: q g 1h ~ sv1c Al Sc.
MUM. aASAass = ssaasaabls = thsss - asy sslss
g. 4. Hsuy.. 7. = I.sd. Js9s 2; ces.
Al 49,; &C.: a'''''.' 49, s.ss::.
.. =. PElly. -, ). y. MAIIyeoM. Isses's
~ -. lSSn ~ - ''s'' - 1V1s 80
Ea1TeSS11 E15S I0s0Ta0es Co1D0aT,
~ 1ooADwAH, n1w 1e1k
Ca c1p61al4al AeesasssAsa ~ -.
nEpOol1xbo10Aoo Nh ~ osG1 1seDles u ~
- $4,000 usv xahs ~ ~ sseesae2 - Rsass1
- sssIakv = iaSs.sIa, sis,sess = Hss Issl.
sassd ~ ~ eGqs. - ~ - pss1ts ts1Anauolly.
= psstyS xee.es1 - ~ - = - taally.
ssste - 49,, psltay - e1seoe.
NJ vs.l1 sstslsrs ~ =. - ~ ss.tias:-
~ = Ss1eeaisa. = sisk - = = sess - ssei-
-, 49, 4 Al slss tall - - 1s1e : sestsio
psesl11sa - ~ temilyk - WsnlA ltGAeeo ~
- = Z - = = .' ). 49,
$500, 80 49,. - 49, ~.
aisAe1'hg AIckSI = o1nye01, lets.
auao-1ly Enohnk, Ieu6.
301so on6 Les 1oe 100
nAx1A. - I ". 1esesS.e n g - - -
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gSHH es-psstssrsAip hsrstAess sxtstiag hsswssG
i Cave 4 Bailey was dissolved BY nstssl ssassai
Jan. nth. 1887. The hasissss u she late orn VII
b settled BY either party. O0ee 1T thsr sl4stsnA
No. ~ Main-st.
They voald most cordially sssoa1nesA - thslI
old csstonsrs asd frisaas :, K. Hs5p u -. wh@
ssssss1 thsn In the Book and Ssatiseery basissss
jan1l-dfs
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\. b. O0DkN return his thanks 10 his uunssess
THREADS Who have honored hin with their traAs And
inAssass dssing ~ last eight years.
Mr.. II. +. Dfewucll, - ksrst0fore, will sspseis-
tsnd tAsssls department.
The 1rn has bssa formed fsr III purpose Of g.
tagging anA sxssa1ing he trsas. With this visv
the peopnsts psvpsSs b1il1sg - 3nd stssst. % -
70 have - satsases - 10th Main and Ind strsots,
thereby giving soo0 l3ofeet deep.
pAh g. MAMA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

eTrA couple Of Yankee girls put bull
frog in the hired mans bed, to see IL they
could not get him to talk. Daniel threw
the frog out of the window and never ssid Z
word. Soon after he put half bushsl Of
chestnut burs in the girls bed. ard about the
time he thought they would make the least
shadow, Daniel went to the door aad rattlsd
tae latch furiously. Out vent the light and
in went the girls, but they didn't stick, though
the burs did. Calling them be begged them
to be quiet, for he only wanted to know il
they had "seen anything Of that pssky ball
frog-he'd gin tew dollars tsw find him"
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0FEa1 0IT1GR0-

Vv600P60N D2ID0G6, q Main ST., hsvs 81
i sals AsAcsofss celebrated 6ssen 0aaDsa, q
Stsanboeas, Loeeootivss. asA eeaaissasy HAsioaa
IL 10 The most perfect 0ssGs, and more sxtsasivsl
esd in the East I'D Cana1ao, thaA any elhs
gage. 1aeiassss and others are invited - -
and examine.
We are also prepared TO furnish Steam whistle
II all sisas. % short notice. ljan4-d
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CosPoRSO0RDhlDs
AfE66RS. Z. X. HART SON have aSsesiaasd
lvx themselves together fer he psrpsse a tsaas
acting Wholesale add retail Beck ard Glsaieassy
bssinsss ard repeatedly solicit the fsvor II call
jenSl-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-25

c. An Abysinian historian says (rslAtss
Bruce, celebrated modern travelsr,) that
"the village called Zinssnam, rain upon rain,
has its name from an extraordinary circum.
stance that once happened in those parts !;
for . shower Of rain fell which was not prop
erly rain, ~ it did not run upon the ground.
bat remained very light, having scarce the
weight Of feathers, Of a beautiful white col
or, like flour; il fell in showers, and occs.
stoned darkness in the cir more than rain,
and like mist. II covered the face Of the
country for several days retaining its white
ness the whole time, then went away like dew,
without leaving any smell or unwholesome
effect behind it,"
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certify that the foregoing 10 true copy
from the original roll on Gle in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Sec'y Of State.
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XXIEb beg leave 70 isforu ~ gsua sitissas u
w Es0kak ed vicinity thai vs have eos 10
grinding again. and ere prepared - fssnisA shso
all With tAs best Of Rleus - ths nest rsassoabis
tsrns. We vasraAtoar Rlsss 70 u aassspassed b
any sAat v brought - the market, asA y Gre 49,
iAfaelisa, o. Ne mccoy ssfunAsa.
Also . hand. plsety II bsas. shorts, shipssa4
10. Asy osasss, oepo9poaisd With ~ sash. lift g
Ne City Mills 1tsss wiii bs pssaptly sesssasd -.
flosT AaA 0soessiss delivered y Any part Il tAe
city free Of charge.
febil-d w. n. AUSTIN D CO.
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y CORDS OF WOOD, % land adjoining old city
4 + limits.
Ons strong. thoagh light, two horse wagon, ed
two 1rst rate horses.
All or part Of the above ct bargain. Inquire
AZ j. l. CURTIS,
1sb1o-d6t Ath street, bet. Main Dlondeau.
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Execusors, APposnsnSUs.
HUGH HARKlNS and Chez. +. AsCsns hsv,
/ i been appointed Rxscstors Of the estate sf n
b. Embeh, deceased. All claims against ~ -
tate mast be presented at oaes, anA ali claims q
the estate must be paid without delay.
Feb. 20, Isl HUGH HARKlNB
feb3l -d3w CHARLES +. NOCUNR
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First AFRtV01e
- GRIvkD, par steamer Ksts FssaAh, one o.
H tavo Piano, tRosswoed plais eass,l vhisA W
will sell at bargain Tor cash or nseotisbls paper
The above instrunent will be falIy anA sasis1ae.
t0rily warranted
feh30-d PATRICK CROUnE.
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heokuk, Feb. 1I-dkWIm
Timss copy lm-dkv. ]

0A1O 81 0HOCOTtOos
T HAVE this day sold out ny entire stock d
i Groceries TO J. II. Hiatt anA J. b. Paul and d,
bssinsss will hereafter b. Conducted bv Tabor 1
Tisdale, whom I recommend to the puhlic eon1
dsnce ~ prudent business men.
Feb. -, 'k7-fb7i-d CIV. PERDUB.
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ALBERT 4. coSHAhLx. gro. D. 1nYYu.
COnmAbls = ooysA.
vSHEGrocsry, Forwarding, Commission and Iron
1 business, will - continued by the ssbscsi-
bsrs in all its various branches, under the nans
and style Of Connabls 4 Smyth.
fhsakfal for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO us BY our csstoners, ~ solicit con-
tin aance Of the same.
ALBERT L. cONNABLE,
GEO. b. SAYTH.
Ksokuk, Feb. 3I-dkwlm
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
GEORGE W. BOWMAN.

The last number of the q. Bedford Ga.
Zet'e." contains communication from c. Gorge
w. Bowman its late Editor, which demands
at our hands passing notice. Before re-
signing the Editorial chair, George was gra-
ciously pleased to advise the Democracy of
Cambria, through the columns of the ;. Ga.
zette," to oppose the election of George N.
Smith the regularly nominated candidate of
the party for Assembly, because his course
durirg the last Session of the Legislature
did not meet the entire appreciation of him
the said George w. Bowman Capt. Smith
took occasion, few weeks ago. to administer
TO this ofGcious iutermeddler, a castieation
calcuiated to make the CALLED jade vince !"
The communication Which we have now
under consideration, is q weak attempt TO re-
ply to few ineontrovertable facts contained
in the article in the 81 Echo" calculated TO
place George in exactly the. same position in
which he is SO anxious to place Capt. Smith
thAt Of disorganizer, and enemy of the cs-
tablished rules ef the democratic party.
George acknowledges that in 1852, during
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CouRr WEkK-We have been informed
by those who ought to know that our coming
court promises to be unusually throng, which
we hope viii be the means of bringing all our
subscribers and advertisers to town with their
pockets full of rocks We have been in
dulging those who have been indebted to
Us for several years from court TO court
Weare now hard pressed for money--we are
indebted to our paper merchant. hands, mer-
chants aud mechanics generally, and they
want their money and must have it, and SO
Iaust We, in order to pay them. Subscribers
and advertisers will be INDUCED no longer
than court week. Those that neglect this
notice must look out for breakers. -5
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
The Farmers High School Of Pennsylvania

The Farmers High School Of Pennsylyania
We publish on our outside to-day, an ad-
dress from the Trustees of this excellent in
siitution. The brevity of the address and
the Importance of the subject to which it re-
lates, should induce all Immediately or re-
motely interested in the advancement OF
agricultural science to give it careful peru
sal. 1t will be seen that the Legislature has
appriatcd fifty thousand dollars to aid in the
project; but twenty-five thousand of this
amount is payable only upon condition that
like sum shall be raised from some other
quarter. An appeal is, therefore, made to
the iberality of individuals and county agri-
cultural societies to render this condition al
appropriation absolute: an appeal which, we
trust, will be responded to with alarcity.
? By the way, we are informed by the Sec-
retary of our County Society, that an election
for Trustees of the Farmers High School.
will be held on the State Farm, on Wednes-
day, the second of September next. Our
society has the right to appoint three electors,
and for choosing them, the President has
ordered a meeting at the Court House ON
Saturday next, at six o'clock, P. NJ. Let
there be good turn out of the members
and none be sent as electors but such as are
well qualified to represent our agricultural
interests. 5A ~" ei..'
~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26

,.Iealthz-I.awsv- of l.calt, effects of expo
sure TO which farmers arc liable prevention
of disease. 81
Veterinary Practice Diseases of animals !;
injuries. Ell &
En.omoiogy-H Habits of insects useful and
Injurious, especially those injurious to yege-
tatioa specimens in the nluseum:
Breeds of Stock, Poultry, Their 5pe-
culiaritics; points, &c, specimens.
Feeding quality, and prcpara-
tion CT food experiments, soiling.
Training of Animals OF horses, oxen, &c
Culture of the sol-Farietics of soils and
conditions; instruments and processes appli-
cable to various soils. ecops, aud seasons
Munures-<Preparaticns and use of all home
manures; experiments with foreign and arti-
fetal nanures. ~
Produce Preservation and marketing of
grain, meats, fruits. roots, &c.
Agricultural History Condition in differ
ciit nations, and at different periods, causes
Of Improvement
horticulture The garden; the orchard
tue nursery; The yard pruning. training,
grating, &c ), best shrubs, trees, flowers,
fruits, vegetables; pecuIiarities of varieties as
to habits and culture; decoration and love of
home.
Expcriments-with mauurrcs,' processes,
seeds &c, systematic trial; record publca-
ton Of results 10
MalPraetice-What to oroid doing expo
sare ofproved errors trial Of supposed err
rorss
Very Respectfully. -.
.s. .,e4r..... FRED'K. WATTS
Pres't Of Boa,d of Trustees of Farm. High
School
CARLISLE, July Is. 1857
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
w a { ch es T.

JeWelry
ever brought TO this town. Their stock ceuases
in part follows, viz:
Eight day and Thirty hour, sprrns and veehs
Clocks, Fancy, Parlor and Bar-room Garls.
Gold Hunting case and open face Lever atoA-
cs, Gold Hunting case detached Lever.. Coll
Hunting Lepines Silver Hunting cass Le-
vers. Silver Hunting case detached Levers, Bill
yer HInting Lepnes. Open faes Levcrs.
Lepines and Quarters, Gold Guard, Vest and
Fob Chains, Gold Locksts, Gold Seals. Gold
Pencils, Bard 4 Wilson's celebrated 6old Pens,
Gold and Cameo Breastpins, Gold Kar-ripxa,
Gents Breastpins, Gold Finger Rings,
Gold Cuff Pins. Gold Shirt Stcds.
Gold Sleeve Buttons. old Charms.
Gold. Silver and Steel Watch Ke5p,
Golo Crosses. Gold Hooks,
Silver and Slver-platcd
Tea and Table Spoons. lg
Butter Knives, Silver Thmbles. Silver Gu.rd
and Fob Chains, Spectacles. Port Monrai~,
Clock Keys, Accordeors, Eiclirs Flutes. &c,
&c, &C., &c.
The above and many other articles, not men,
toned, will be sold as cheap if no. cheaper than
can be bought in any other establishment this
side of Philadelphia.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELEY,. ACCUE-
DEONS, &c,
repaired with promptness and at low rates. An
goods sold. and articles repaired, warranted
Confident that they cannot be undersold. The rub
scribers would respectfully solicit a coutinuancs
or the patronage of the public. % ea s'isff
= 81 STAHL ROBERTS,.
Aug. &c. 1857. 42-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-26
o B I T q A R Y

DIED-At his re sidence in Ebensburg. on
Sunday morning. August 9th, of disease of
the heart. EDWARD EVANS, (TANSER. }
in the list year of his age
The deceased il deserving of something
more than passing notice He was born
in Monmouthshirc, Wales, in Oct ,ber, 1856 !:
and first came to America in 1908. From
thence until 1889 or 1910. he spent much of
bis time travelling through the United States
and British Provinces, merely sojourning in
our county at intervals. Since 1910, how
ever, he has resided permanently in Ebens-
burg. He was in many respects a rcmarka-
BILE man. Although nearly fifty years of his
life were spent within the United States, vet.
during all that time, he never renounced al
legiauce to his native government. This
seems the more remarkable when we consider
the fact, that it was ever his determination to
make America his home. The reason which
he assigned however, for not becoming a
citizen was, simply because the word :. forer-
err used in the form of renuuciation, would
be of perpetual obligation insomuoh that he
might never absolvc himself, in case he de-
sired to take up his abode in another gov
ernment ~.
Being endowed with an active and vigorous
mind, he formed his own opinions on all ques-
tions of the day, and held those opinions with
great tenacity; and although on many points
his views differed widely from the prevailing
sentiment. yet all who knew him will readily
give him credit for an earnest desire to hold
and uphold what he believed to be the truth
He was warm and ardent friend. kind and
obliging neighbor an afectionate husband I;
and above all. a sincere and devoted chris
tian. 5o9
On Tuesday morning, the 25th inst. Ed
WIN. infant son of Hon. Harrison Kinkead.
aged years and Z months. IS
On Wednesday morning. 26th inst, RoB-
ERr FRANCIS. son of Lewis and Mary Ann
Hoover, aged years. IL 0 5,s
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Young America Tarx ct Pistol.
MANUFACTURING NEW HAVES
CO, CT.
H}HIS PISTOL IS ISTESDED Aa YUa

Wills PISTOL. IS 1NTESDED AS THa
II sorerunner of the ordinary pistol and u
designed for young men and boys wLe wi.i. {.
enjoy the exciteing sport Of firing at target, ~
tho most tr!liing expense, and withcut any dap-
ger of accident. The cheapest ordinary pistol Is
three or four times the price of this besides being
dangerous in the hands Of boys This Pistol d
loaded with the common Fire Cracker, ~htL
forms complete cartridge and will carry bsl
ten or fifteen PAGES with the precision as tbs
ordinary pistol. but not with sufficient force 20 do
any serious damage Us America is q shooting
nation, the Young Americans must and will learn
the art by which our independence was .ecured.
Hence this Target Pistol is exactly in time, .nd
must meet with universal sale among our you.h
of the South and West. It's operation is perfectly
simple, and is not liable to get out of ordor. A
full description will accompany every case of P.s-
tolls. The Pistols are put up at the FACTORY in
cases of 80 each. ready to send by express 10 sny
part of the United States or Canada --..-.
RETAIL PRICE, % CENTS; BY THE CASH
$3.50, OR Is CENTS EACH.
FRENCH, HALL co.
New Hsvsa, O.
Aug 26 '15-42-Iom.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE W,

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE.-We
refer the reader to the advertisement of th;.
popular remedy. 1t is highly reccorume pdeJ
by all who have used it. and has effected
wonderful results by Its magic inaucnce.-
We know of gentlemen who navc been almo..
5aid for years, had their hair en,ierly res.or.
ed to Its former luxuriance and beauty. by the
use OF Woods Hair Observation-Disclosures
Bulliten
For sale here BY all druggists.
Aug l0-2.-4t
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To the Independent Voters or Cam.
brfa County,

"HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HlMSEi. +
Il as an Independent Candidate .forl,the Off
ces of Register & Recorder. and Clerk - 4EecOr-
phans' Court of Cambria County, ne tie election
in October next, and pledges himself, if elected,
to attend to the duties Of said offices promptly
and satisfactorily. GEORGE C. K. ZAHM
Ebensburg. August ce. 1867.
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SrHAL & RoBERrs,- firm have again
added to their already large assortment Of
'oeweiry, dc. The new. stock has been selec-
ted with care, and with an eye single to the
interests Of the lads and lasscs" Of on, bo..
oush and surrounding vicinity =