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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-03-04

FRosI MEXICO -Advices from Northern
Mexico state that Gen Fidaurri was to march
with his ..roOps from Monte @ on the oath uit.,
and in order to enable him to DO so, he had
Ell the funds in the Custom House at Mier
placed at his disposal. Oribucla, the Pucbla
chieftuin, had been executed The weather
was wrctehed Small pox ragged fearfully in
the towns of Lampagos. Candida and other
places Our files dated at Mexico city on the
20th of January, and at Vera Cruz on the
5rd of February. confirm the news of the cy-
ucation of Lower California 10y Gen Blan-
. carte, he was without supplies. The new
loan from the United States was freely spo-
ken Of In Sonora the Indian outrsscs were
violent. The Gadslcn territory was progress
sing in population and wealth
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ces.
PREMIUMS PRESENTED TO PURCIIAERS.
To every person buyi0g sold pen of us we
present a numbered ccrti fcate, and each Of these
certificates entities the holder Of it, by the extra
pavr,ent of % cents. to article of jewe!ry, in
value from 81 to 500. This jcwelry consists Of
Gold and Silver Watches in great variety. Silver
Gob,ets. Silver Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains
for ladies' Iockets. Bracelets Gents Gold Fob
and Vest chains. Tbimbcs, Breastpines. Brace
cts. Ear Drops. Studs, Rings. Crosses, &c., none
of which sell for less than ST. Far Ereyy dol
lar mid MS. the Partyfs Entitled 10 a Numbered
certificate e,.d by the payae'a 4 % Cts. Extra on
each certificate he as entitled 10 receire caterer the
,,u,abe, Of tie certificate deSigridfes We have
been in operation for three years and thousands
have bought of US. and We have never learned
that any one was ever dissatisfied. This plan
affords every opportunity Of obtaining geld
watch or some article Of jewelry, for a tritiins
sum. All our pens, pencil cases. DC, are genu-
inc articles manufactured by ourselves with great
care. and we offer them precisely at prices asked
in all other stores in the city. To agents we
make advantageous offers, AMI am energetic per-
son can do we'll by working for us. We wish
agents in every place in the country, and persons
who would like to become snch will please adj
dress us, and we will send them printed circulars
of prices. terms, &c, We have no stated periods
for distribution. The momens pen is purchas-
UNI on the payment of % cents extra.
All orders by mail should be addressed
MERRICk, BENTON e DEAN.
S35 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
y. = Gold pens repointed ii a superior man
ner Enclose the pen and 39 cents in L. O.
stamps, aid the pen viii be repointed and return
cd post paid.
The BROADWAY GOLD PEN MANUFAC-
TURING Co. is well known throughout the
but their are undoubtedly some VINO
are not acquainted with us we append the fol-
lowing well known firms references:
FELLOWS & Co., No. Il AIa..en Lane, New
York.
HICKS e. MITCHELL. No. do do
BENTON BROS. Cor. Broadway s. Courtiand
ST., New York. and Chestnut street. Philadelphia
j. II. STURDY g. Co., No. GIisey Building,
New York
GOULD & WOOD, No. Maiden Lane, do.
Feb. 18. 1857.
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. a Nzw THING UNDER the Sun" 90 Srx.)

. y New THING UNDER TIE SUN" 60 SrN.)
The Submarine Oceanic Telegraph Bill
passcl both branches Of Congress and ere this
has received the Presidents signature snd
become a Law. Eighty thousand aolers per
year has been appropriated conjointly with
the British Government to establish and keep
in repair a line Of telegraph laid upon the
bottom of the Ocean from the nearest head
lands between the two Continents. Govern
.nent vessels are supplied to lay the cable,
one TO start from each Continent at the same
time and meet midway in the Ocean. the
whole to be in operation about the first &C Ju-
" next This will inaugurate new era in
the newspaper world. Lightning will fash
across the Atlantic the news of the day in
siondon, Liverpool, Paris and the principal
cities Of Europe, and the same wiil be pub
lished here ho'nS an odcance IF its puJii 'atio,
there. according to our time.
What is this world coming 10?
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-03-04

WOODLAND CREAM''-A Ponaade for beaut
firing The Har-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price
For dressing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving
bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair 70 curl in the most natural manner
1t removes dandruff, always giving the Hair the
appearance Of being fresh shampooeC, Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & Co. n. Y Prorrietors Of the
For sale by ali Druggists. ''Bal,s ofa thousand
Flomers''
March 4, 1857.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BEEAAaNp BEAU
TIFUL CoMPLExIoN-can he Acquired by using
the g b lm ofd Thousand Fo,cers" What lady
or gentlemaL would remain under the curse of a
disagreeable breath, when by using the :. BALM
OF THoJ SAND FLowEns'' as a dentifrice. would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth white
as alablster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware of counter
fcts. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRiDGE & Co. n. Y.
For sale by ali Druggist. Feb. ls. 1857.
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APPEALS,


TAKE NOTICE. that appeals will be held at the
| Commissioners office in the borough of Ebens
burg. for the year 1857, for the different boroughs
and townships in Cambria county, cn the days
and times as follows, 10 wit:
For Allegheny, Cle4rfeld & White townships.
and Loretto borough, on Monday the "a day of
March next.
For Carroll, Chest and susquehanna townships
en- Friday, the Sd d. J of March next.
For Blacklck, Cambria and jackson town
ships, on Wednesday the 4.h day ot March next.
For Conemaugh township, on Thursday the 9th
day of Marsh.
For Jobnstown and Conemaueh horoughs, on
Friday the 9th day Of Marcn next
For Richland and ummerhil townships, on
Monday the 9th day of March next.
For Su,nmitvllc borough, Washington * Mum
ster townships, on Tuesday tie 10th day of March
next.
j. S. CLARK,
A. LITTLE, fCommlssiners
THOS. MCCONNELL. \
ATTEST: Gro C. X, ZAHY, Geek.
Ebcnsbure, Feb. II. ls57-
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MURDER OF Hon. DAVID HUME OF VIRGINIA

NCEDER or Hon. DAVID HUME OF VIRGINIA.
W srlNGroN, Feb. 28--LIon David Hume,
OF Virginia, proceeded to Pension Office this
morning 10 demand the rctraction of charge
by u. ice. a clerk in that Office that he
tLiuIne) had picked his pocket at The PreSi-
deuts lcvee last night. Lee declined to re-
tract, when Hume struck him with stick
Lee thcreupon shot him dead with a pistol,
anu soon after gave himself up to the officers.
Orcat excitement prev=;is. pa-..:>ulc:ly in the
west end OF the Government Department.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

BE undersigned will dispose at private sale his
] farm situated the North Branch of the
Blackjack, Cambria CO. Pa. containing $50 acres
of Land, 90 acres cleared and in n good state OF
cultivation. Their is on the farm double log
Barn and square log house. Also coal vein
8 feet 10 inches thick, together with good Mill
seat. Their is on the farm good orchard. The
farm is only 7mles North of Ebcnsburg. An
;ndisputable title Will be given.
WM. CUTTINGS.
Carroll tp., Feb. %, ls5T.-3m.
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Orpsians' Court Sale.

by virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of
ID Cambria county, there viii be exposed to pub
he sale at the Hotel of James Reamer, at Crcsson.
on Saturday, the 2Sth day of March. instant. at
one o'clock, P. NJ, the following valuable timber
land. situate partly in Washington and partly in
Munster townships Contiguous to the Rlil-road )
bounded and described as follows. viz: Beginning
at a post (the South East corner of the tract of
which it Is party thence South Ga degrees West,
by land of james Bradley, 103 perches to post,
(the South West corner. OF the tract,) thence
North, by land OF David O'Harra. l22 perches to
post. thence North e4 degrees East. by the res
idue of the tract. 1913 pcrchcse to a post, thence
South. by tract in name of John Murdock, Io2
perches to the place of beginning, contonng 20
acres and 120 perches;it being the South end OF
larger tract of land Of which James Smyth.
died seized
TERMS.--Cash on Confirmation Of the sale.
ALICE SMYTH. Admr'x
Of james Smyth, deceased.
March 4, 1557.-3t
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ToBAcCo.-The use of this a: tcle is increas-
ing in England, and the prices advancing
Next to salt, this article is becoming one OF
tine most extensive and universal articles of
consumption. The revenue derived from its
importation iuto rcat Britain. is nearly S25,-
900, 900, nearly dollarto each inhabitant.
The consumption of toboeco in the United
States is Shree and half pounds per head ;
80 France one and half pound aud in Great
britain one pound
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-03-04

i3 STANDARD WEIGHr or GRAIN The
Legislature OF North Caroliuu has passed a
law regulating the weight OF grain, which
goes luto effect thirty days from the present
tllne. Wheat to weigh Uu lbs, to the bushe:
corn 5I; rye %, peas 80; corn meal 1t. It
Is SAID thc law does not prevent persous from
selling by the buslel without weighing.
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E5- man passing himself OF as Dr. Ste
venson has been cutting figure at Peters
burg Va and was about to marry a mem
Der of a respectable and wealthy family. when
it was established that he was penitentiary
convict from York, Pa who bad served a
full three years term al the weaving business
ia the East Pennsylvania institution.
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Cancer Cured.

TIE subscriber would respectfully inform ali
! persons who are afflicted with the above dis
case, that lie can cure II without fail. Numerous
ca ses have been cured and any number ccrtif-
Gates can be procured if necessary. Call on the
su bscriber miles from the village Of Srongstown
Indiana county, Pa.
PATRICK MULTEHIL.
Feb IS 1887
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The War EndediI
ARRIVAL lf IEH GOODS

E(DWAED ROBERTS has arrived home witb
Il large stock Of choice goods FROM the Eas
tern cities, which lie will dispose OF on tein.S 10
sn't ali customers old as well as new ones. l3i>
stock has been selected with great care, which
for quality aud quantity cannot be beat Oh this
Side Of Jordan. The stock consists Of
Foreign and An,e1i- Ticking,
can Cloths, Aiopacas,
Ptain Cassin'ers, Dclaines, Atp iStylcs.
Fancy do, Coburg Cloths
Sdttnctts, Black .Silks,
kentucky Jeans. Fancy .Sdl,s
T.eeeds, Mc,o style IF Prints.
Festings Of all kinds, Ginghams,
Shirts and Dya,reYs, Calicoes.
Crdrots, Hooicn PldiIs
Hte',dherchiefS, lShiaing Maslins.
Glores and Hosiery, Shcetiag do.
Flanneis,
a large supply Of KARDWARE, QUEENS
HARE and GROCERIES.
Call at the store of l. Roberts if yoa wish to
purchase good and at low prices. We consider
II no trouble to show goods--so walk in and
judge Tor yourselves. EDWARD ROBERTS.
Ebensburg, April %, 1856.
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R.sCEHsEs NOTICE.


DURSUANr to the provisions and directions Of
a an Act ofthe General Assembly of this Cnl-
monwellth, entitled An Act to regulate the sale
of Intoxicating Liquors. approved March Slst,
1856.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the FL
loving pc sons have filed in the office Of the Clerk
cf Quartz, Sessions, in and for the County of Cam
bra their petitions. and intend applying for Ii
cense under tile said act, at March Term, 1857,
of said Court.
70 sell Vinous, Spirtuous. Brewed and Malt
Liquors, in quantities not less than one gallon.
together with other goods:
Patrick Walsh of Johnstown Borough.
Richard II. Tudor OF Ebensburs Borough.
Ro Idly Bra ley of Allegheny township.
For Restaurants or Eating Houses
Patrick HOLLYWOOD. Conemauch township,
Henry Baltzer,
james Downey. J0hnstown borough,
George n. Holman. ''
Joseph Anwine. C9nomaugh borough,
Casper Cradle,
Isaac Parft, Concmaugh township,
Phomas Downs, Cambria City,
And the following named persons have II cd
their petitions for Tavern License, which wilt be
presented at the same time
Daniel Mcdonald, Couemaugh township,
Francis Setz, Conemaugh borough,
Terrence Dcozicr> Carroll township,
Rebecca LlewelIah, Cambria city,
Andrew Smith Conemaugh township,
Adam Pfarr, Cambria city.
John Sibert. Cpnemaugh borough,
Michael j. Smith. Gallitzin,
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Clerk.
Ebensburg Feb. IL, 1857.
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g PiNs.-The New England Pin Com
pany of Wnstead, Connecticut, have just
started new machine for sewing Plus upon
papers. 1t selects the little indispensablcs
from pile and stretches them in continu-
oas row upon narrow strips of paper, at the
rate Of 900 per minute
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Hon. Wm. l.. Dayton had been named for
Attorney General, by the Governor of New
Jersey, hut the neuate rejected the nomina-
ton, He had previously L.eu nominated for
Wee President OF the United States, but the
people also refused to confirm it. MIR Day
gons rejection was owing to the votes oi the
opposition, aud not to the Democracy.
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PROFITABLE BUSINESS manufaciur-
ing of tobacco is principally done by negro
labor, and at heavy cost to the manufactur-
ers In some factories servants. after pertor-
ming their regular tasks, earn from SSto Sl2
per week overwork, without any extraordin a
ry labor
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-A~FEEE MAsoN.--The King of Hanover
has Dcen admitted member of Hanoyeran
Lodge (Mhite Horsc) Of free Masons Ills
majesty was passed by special diploma through
tue three deSrt es, ana viii shortly Dc luaus
uratcd Grald Master OF all ianoyerlan
lodges
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EKouse and Lot for sa,e!.

TIE subscriber offers at private sale, the prop
| erty now occupied by the undersigned, in the
Borough of Ebensburg. 1t is situated in desi-
rabIe part of the Borough. The improvements
are, good frame House, also frame Stable,
Wood and Carriage Sheds. There is a never fail
ing well of water on the premises
An indisputable title will be given, and terms
made known by applying to
w. DATEMAN
Ebensburg, March .. IS57.-tf.
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Eg Rev Mr.. Dodge. Baptist clergy
man. was lately taken by the citizens of Grant
county, Wisconsin, plunged naked into a
snowbank, and afterwards ridden out of town
Oh rail. The cause was the discovery of an
arrangement by MIR. Dodge to elope with a
another mans wife. The baptism by snow
uay be the means of saving THIS divine from
the fire.
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Republican Meeting.

A Republican Meeting will be Leltl in the Court
House on Wednesday the 4th of March next at
O'Clock P. M. to elect one person to Represent
this county at Harrisburg, in tie convention to
be held March 25th to nominate candidate for
Governor. Supreme Judge and Canal Commits
sioser. Many Republicans.
Ebeusb sburg. Feb. 25, 1857.
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EH There is chance that Huntingdon
the forger will soon reappear in the gay world
a New York paper ssys--'' Those who have
been swindled by him arc of opinion that the
forger has in some manner secured upwards of
$500 600, and if he fails to give them pecu-
mary satisfaction by spring. the idea is to
bring him down for trial on the other indict-
inonts"
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ANOTHER FATAL DUEL AT SAVANNAH.
Another duel took place u; Savannah Georgia
on Menday last. the parties being Mossrs
Hegens;ck and Kcinbrough. They fought
with rifles Hegensick was wouude: by the
first trc. and died en- Tuesday:
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Valuable Teyyn Property
FOR SALE.

THE subs ritter will offcr at private sale his
! his dwelling Lctse and, lot, situated on high
street, two Iioors west Of the Mansion House
Also, a coad store room two stories high. with
back buildings adjoining. with good stable &th
Also. will be disposed reasonable terms from.
II TO IS acres Of exceht1t i.nti in good culiiva-
ton, and aajoinng the borough of Eiensburg.
DAVID J. EVANS.
Ebcnsburg. Dec 81, 1856
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ED A Washington letter states that Mr.
SadwaladeT, member of congress Eom Pl,ila-
'deiphia who recently made a speech against
know nothiagism, was shot at ia the evening
while walking on 14th street aud the ball
passod close to bis head
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Mar sh 4, 1a51.-3t.

TIE ANNUAL r. PORT or NEST BRANCH INsU-
RANCE COMPANY PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING FA-
voaAsLE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
Estimated value Of property Insured, s1,572,367
fthis immense amount of property insured,
such has been the extreme care exercised by the
Agents in taking risks, that the campany's losses
during the last has on'y been 81 .4l0
The company has received pren,i-
uns to the amount Of Io7,32O
In Premiums Notes 101 ,995
In Cash, 1924
To which add cash Capital. 100, 900
Which mikes the total available
funds ofthe Company, , $3l4,639
Or say, the total amount of available funds in the
hands Of the Company Including premium notes
and in cash is 1914 4.639.91 which renders this
company perfectly safe, as 1t is certainly is ths
cheapest Insurance Company in the State.
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NOTICE

"a HEREAS, Letters of Administration cn tlo.
w, estate of Catherine Behe, late OF Allegheny
township, Cambria county. deceased, has Loei,
granted by the Register Of said coaty. to Il e un-
dersigned, residing in the township aforesaid, all
persons having claims against the estate Of Said
deceient viii present them properly aatlIcniica-
ted for settlement, and those INDEBTED are reaues-
tcd 70 make payment without delay.
JACOB Belle, Administrator.
February Il, l657.-Ct.
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500 gERs vyANTER.

Tninpdiate Employment will he given and liher-
j al wages paid. to good Coal Miners at the
BROAD TOP MINES, III Huntingdon county.
Penna. Apply to
ORBISON, DORIS. & Co.
KESSLER, WHITNEY, & Co
powell. SAXTON. & ca.
ALEXANDER PORT
ANDREW PATRICK.
Huntingdon, Pa. Feb I8, 1657--3t.
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Auction. Auction!
THE subscriber will sell at public Auction at
| his Store Room during the 1st and End weeks
ofCout n large an varied assortment of Ready
Made Clothing. Call at the ColonaGe Row
WM. ROSENBERG.
Ebensburg, Feb. 25, 1857
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Take Notice.
4 Ny person indeptei to me FOR fees, as Pre-
IA thonotary &C., of Cambria county, VIII save
costs. by settling the same Immediately
HOWARD J. RGRERTS.
Ehensburg Dec. 90. 1866.
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(THE Or DEsT WooDwAEE House, IN TIE CRY.
Manufacturers and Wholesale dealers in Pat
ent Machine made BROOMS, Patent Ciroovcd
CEDAR WARE, egayraRts T3ot TO Sb5-ia.. WOOD
& WILLOW WARE. CORDS, BRUSHES. &c.
Of all descriptio Please call and examine our
stock
March 4, 1857.-1y.
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JOHN ALLEN & CO.
PHILADELPHIA.

NOS. E. CHESTNUT Street, (south side
low Watcr,)
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Auction! Auction!

Carroll tp., Feb. %, ls57.-3m.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-20

THE FARMING COMMUNITY, having
become generally convinced Of the great nd
vantage Of grinding Corn and Cob for Stock,
The only question 10 be considered is which IS
the best Min for the porPose' in all the
cast iron Millgherctoiore offered very scr.
Gus objection has existed, u wonlorlurabiIiy,
or liability soon TO wear out. In tho excel.
sior' That objection IS removed; The grinding
surface, which ,a the only part liabIe to wear
out, consists Of rings and casts separate from
tho MIL, and when worn out can be removed
and replaced at Il cost OF three dolars. This
uill is strong, simple in construction, easily
put up, and can be moved from place to place
without difficulty, md win crush 10 bushels
per hour ofcoln and cob for stock, md grind
meal for family use, The "E2cc.siyr" was
awarded the highest premium at the grenltr-
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-20
Quit drinking Poisonous Liquors.
PATENT ImPRoyED PROCESS
For making
All Kinds Of E.iGw0Ts aMG Vinegar,
INSTANTLY BT THE USE or
EACOEkE's ESSENTIAL OGLS.

Tbo,o O;l, oro ,Lfoi,ol t.. D;ut,,,,.,,,
M ,I I'I U",",''i ~ ''f'Ii, ,'",' a.
'0 p Gn"T. aoa po', n,har e. a. ISL ", y' SOL
y. g'I1 i'''T"'' %u,0l % i'i.1"' N'o,L't'
~! nnaJ sr,' h".""' = U"g',,.'ul r'% 'u,a'
t c o. '1"'0" vi '0 -''''O'"o'0' u '''4"''
% p, W.. ora n,,,;,,lo.1, n...,-., :.
n'c,"soCS a'o pl''lI','a''y 'cque'e" t u,
rt.| 6 1Ir ',aSNs al" IS,aIn tnrlr money "
'nI VII uo.s I ~" s'SI po''oc' Sal,S'oc'on'
l-n 80, w WI o. 0'&nac converts neolfa,
Ip''l' !" s'pp I, i ti o. imported
o'O'',IS'i 'i@ C'''0' N'1''"C, l,'"rG'' "oE
1- ou.'I''E, "G's''"G' onI'e0 INa!aFo
Mo- Tao Io,' n. "I lI I.""' D S r an,
u'o'' 10'o 'f'.r'9 "I'' ',"'o ~" 'I"'y
"''''' an. u IE T5 |F"I N'"- v"oI CON.
m.n cf tho OH If Coyoac 10 Nav Yorl, pr,n.
Jy Pine Annie Rrandy. Com,oon Iorpor
Bror1y. &,r.
T2rorr,s Oh Of pyo cborecs Pnr,ifol
WHISKY 70 Monanr,LnI, Pyn \vhisEr. Old
VircinIa Malt Whisky, Bourbon Wbisl;y, &c
OF Of Cclrot chances common BcriiGnI
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Theatrical Exhibition.

The young men forming the Tla''
monia Society" will give their frs en-
tertainment, as we are informed, at
the Court House Hall on tomorrow
night. We bespeak for them n full
house. Preparations have been made
10 accommodate all with comfortable
seats, and it is due the perseverance
of the young men that they should be
filled. Two farces have been select
cd. One is, Who Speaks First and
the other, Grimshaw, BogshaD and
Rradsha,u. Admission free.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-20

MALE ScnooL.--Why is it that a
teacher is not secured to take charge
of Carrick Academy Many boys
are sauntcring about town, who ought
and no doubt would be at school il
there was one in the place for thcm to
go to. We are amply provided for in
the way of good female schools, and
see how few girls there arc in the
town who do not attend either one or
the other. Movie us procure a good
male teacher and soon Carrick Acad-
envy will be filled with those who, TOO
young to forsce the great necessity OF
an education, are at present engaged
in doing nothing, and, strange to say.
many Of them subject to parent 5
advice
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-20
&. "a. E1AEeE1 aIR.

AT MS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST conNEr
or TIE k.s,.,sy SQUARE,
Winchester. szqIsa Tennessee,
Very thankful for tIlp liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article in cabinet furni.
tnre at the shortest notice, either of bis ovr
manufacture or Ct factory work. lie is de-
tcrmnco that no one shall undcrsell him O,
give more Inducements for custom. Arv
article Of his own make that does not prove
to be such as, he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFiNS FURNISHED
at all times as cheap as any ether person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion Of the country without
eXtrn charge. His horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and canno. be
surpassed in point Of gentleness in any
country.
July -, 1856. "