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CHANCn

nooh wishing to engage in a loo tino
lin fse.y profitable business, readily undsrstond
si;zad = . trade0 from which a fortune could he :
~ ~ "a almost any section of the cnu,trT 20 .
co o ~ Farmer. Mechanic or Merchant3tbe co..
with every store throughout the ent;rss . connect
p pauer 70 hl leisure time profitable. VcrH IN
iny we'll 4lit themselves Of the chance, and are d..
49, i1Ihe Opportunity is sin oren' Far = 10
81 address, with stamp enclosed par
Nov. %. 5 d CO.,
NeWYors Civ.
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NOTICE TO MERCU1NTS

WI torn GEOGRAPHICALLY Of tic firm Of L.,tb
= er,' Laua 4 Co. at South Lowell. having .T.
I"'d' now oher tbs stand for rent, which / cor.
s,'sr enc of the best IN the country. The stor.
houso Il large and we'll arranged. Il is locatsd
rnnodlateiy az the Academy, and is surrounded bv
81 Intelligent, substantial, aud fashionable com
lnag.ity. No opposition near. Address N. .uh
''r'0er' s,uth Lowell, Orange county, N. C.
JOHN y. LEATHERs.
IA az
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Pianos /! PianAsI

" d subscriber is the sole Agent in Balt;,,o,.
MN NINE i0r the sale Of CHICKERING & SON ana
SNo LARK'S celebrated Piano Fortas
These instruments are bronobt ~ aoloes.
u,al, : the highest state of perfection. Tbav aso
uao'euly the most substantial and durable r.
slumehts manufactured The subscriber has .ino
lower prices. come at
Those DESTROYS Of PURCHASING a ,~,1
Forte, the subscriber feels con6dent frew Uoh riano
experiences IN the bus ness, of being able to = ~ az
sueh an article as will give perfect satisfact,on
Z. D. BENTEEN.
Melodaon. Isl Baltimore st.
or the parlor. '"aii churcnes
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p q

7: T.: .. Perry, successor 10 the late Dr VI
- 4. Scott, having extended the fave, If -,
omee heretofore granted by his rredecegsor. ,Sco,,
ANO F OPT WIN continue to keep sample PI.
~ PohIh at said Office, an DIV i'll hold tb.m
serves bound to the purchaser or III : s,t;sGa.
Tory performance of all pianos o ma de snJ Ia
J.J. WISE & BROTHER.
No.3l Hanover street,
Nav ? 1879 Baltimore.
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RlDGEWAY SELECT
MALE SCHOOL

TIE next session will commence Mondav The
Oh otJanuary 1857, and closs 90 FRIDAY ibs 9o,b
OF May following. Terms IS heretofore. Tbosa
wishing 80 patronizs the School would greatly
Promote the progress OF pnpils by sending tlom on
the hrst day. Address,
WIN. II. BASS.
NSV.s2S. 1859.
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S8e 80
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
THE GRAND ExTFRNA1 ppuru

24S4N 0A III r. III I'm %
BY the aid of a microscope, we see niu;o..
httlo openings On the surface of on- Ihl Ion
Inrough these this ointment, when r.bbo5 -
SKIN, Is carried to any orga: or inward No.. ~ ne
cases OF the Kidneys, disor ers of the L. DiS-
lions OF the heart inflammation of the Lpnss' SH.e-
Mas Cougns ana Colds, are by its means e.,
lily cured. Every housewife knows - enectu-
SEES freely through btne or meat Of anv IA Sait PAS
inns healing ointment far more readily a an
threugh any bone or feshy part of The i is"e,Iates
cu.lng the most dangerous inward cop,,l.:s "Oo!,
cannot be reached by other means. @h' that
ETyslpetds, Sat Rheum g. Sco,1,..
Humors. "'''
No remedy has ever done 50 mu.b
OF diseases Ot the SKIN, whatever E' 'Ae cure
assume, as this Ointment. 10 .a<.ls = tAey may
Scrrvy. ore Heads, Scrofula 9, r. Haf h-cGm.
long Withstand lis influence. IT, .fs"s' can
rrn 81 +. many Paris OF tie globe. visi,.nLa las
prlhclpal hospitals, DISPENSING this Gi, ,NIuhs he
ng advice as to its arrlieat ton al Ilth'hltnt, Civ
ne means OF restoring ocLnless l,nI ms taee
S0T" Legs, Sore Breasts, Vomn3 ,'ns r
Ulcers.
Some of the most scientific
solely on the use of this wonderful - :" rely
having to cope with the worst 60 when
nouhas' ulcers, glandular swelliprs. and S"'tS
Professor Holloway has, by Command GI "r ~ "rs
Iied governments, dispatched TO the 49,; Al
0HiPiHenIS OF tins Oipf,uor+
used under the direction of the Med;caI Sts
the worst eases of wounds. 1t will cnro ar-"an' IN
granular swelling. stiffness or contract;n3 uee
oints, even Of 20 years standing. ! Tie
Pates and Eiastules.
1hese and other similar DISTRESSING cour
san oe eheetually cured if the Ointment tLm-Inms
RUBBED In over the pa is affected. and ~ NE ~ ven
iollo"lng the printed directions around each -.
BoM the Ointment and Pits aouldt.
used IN the .foHopiag cases:
Snh,ohs, Lumbago, Sore Icrs
Swelled Glands, Burns. St;e 80
nereufiai Eruptions, Sore Breasts, Sore H.
mapped Hands, Ulcers. CluIIai"NS'
Piles, Sore TLroo. Cri'Ilains,
Sores, R-heumatiSr,. So pi
Sprains, Sores of oil li. a hheam,
" ounds ri all kinds, Skin DISEASES AMI sr.ia.
- Sold at the Manufacture If pr, mn
way, 50 MAIDEN Lane, New York, and 81 so. So
LONDON, and by all respectable Druac.s,, 49,
Of Medicine throughout tn. Tri,s5S.a."
the civilized world, in boxes, At IS c.n,, ~
cents, and 81 each. 'oA" %
vs. There is q considerable SAVING nv t,t;,.
he larger sizes. y "AHE
=, o. DIRECTIONS for the guidance OF patient,
q every disorder are affixed 10 each boy 'H
January %, 1855. o.
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SANTOS, WALK & co.
lExcLUsIvELY1
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND DEALERS IN
WINDOW GLASS. PAINTS.
LAMP MACHINERY AND PAINT OILS.
Fantasies, Dye Stufs, Spices. lunoyt,a
- and american Perfumerv.
Landreth's Garden Seeds. GrassSsaa, s.o
Ho. 90 Iron Front, West side Nark4t 81
NEXT TO HERMAN L co.
NORFOLK II.
W T. WALKE,
+. A. Wake.
1918 me attention Of Merchants. Drug
gusts, Contractors and othere - ~
oard, We beg to announce thar wao,
Pdieo LOT active trade. We eLumerate e.
ing articles. lev lead
1'oC" Gailons Sperm, Lard 4 Solar Oil
NV Do4es window Giass-5G DO Pearl St.ycb
pa;n, oai Soda-2O Bbls. Blake's Fire Proof
20 Gbis- Logwood d Redwood.
Casks Yellow Ochre.
% 6o1es' ZOlbs each, Ground Ginger. Pernsrk.
30 Boxes Half-bbls Dwigbts Soda saItr,tns'
DDS; nEIting-I0 do Venetian Red
. 90 furniture, Coach d japan YaTnf,b
. 40 Baeh's superior Alcohol.
65O lbs. Pure Cream Tartar.
I,ooC Epson Salts,
10y Nutmegs, Government. .
NNSS AHSplco 9 20 fer
Cask white and bar1
100 DOS. ~Sulpbate of Quiniro.
L CarGGn's OIL VitriOl-l2 doz. ssrds' s.r,.
II Bales Bottle 4 Vial Corks.
zOGross Fahnestock's Ver,nifrre.
Cask Fine Wedgeweocd Morsr
500 lbs. Flowers SULPHUR.
500 Red Lead 4 Latharge
10 Bbls. d HnlEbbls. scotch 4 NJ
Tons White Lead 4 Tinc Aeeaooy sIua
.oeo lbs. Putty in bulk ard blsdse,x
'0oo Pumice Stone,
700 s%altpetre, dc. de-.
n a"eition to the above We
Luhi"'s Extracts, Loui, 4 C1a 2 .eieet stock
~ : ''nos, Brushes, and all oite r Mo
nepts We druggists In our several dep,rt-
bar@ we are heavy dealers. and will ssn usrsar
Quantities W. N.rihsrP Houses for corresponding
nails. ae quotations by return
Norfolk Y. n SAAIOS, Wake Il co.
Tn
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HUMOROUS n

The ComiS Niseries Of Human Life.
Fiarlbustth-A Song that's by no Author. pr0
pa.Sd by 9 +. Pauander Does:ieks, P. d.
The Widio belott's Papors.
TIE SPAR tFsrlEs paperA
Also, the GeVrs IL Scenes, Mai. Jones' Copr,sh;,
simon sagsL sul many others. P'
For sale BY w. I. poNrpoy
Raleigh, sept. 2. 1885.
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fuRE FOR cANeER-For the purpose Of d.
ssgoytng, or removing, the morbid parts of All
to do, before the Cancer can be beaIad nGee Ay
Gu activity OF the liberated part must be prodpcsJ
morbid part. OF the
OF the reduced price of Eve dollars; I will ..,5
4 I recipe, OF q plaster with full directions
nder County, N. C. 0h' alex
Oct. 18th, 1856.
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PHYSICIANS

VIII md select Stock oe ST..
lure ~Chemieals, Extracts, Maene,;a TLehlf'
pprusses' Supporters, ac., DC. pb,rn.a aonane,'
c 11I Urn berg a graduate at ii. PIN, ore q
Is used q ~ Pharmacy. Tha process Of di.piaosnp.ns
lures. SyrnSa extent in the preparation or Zinc
..Igant and Efficient articles ensI, 4nou.l more
efec,a soton OF the material, aroicipg 4. ;I;svsas
made s,-;n us31 &c. All other Preparations viii 4.
PboFm strictly according to recent improy.ns sn, T.
orders for axe WhI supervise the filing Of all
49,. ao lhsfru neHts, an additional gpayan,v q !.
frispJ execution Of all favors from our nsdi.,i
81 y
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sRKEGsRoRoueR
MUTUAL INSURANCE. cnmp,n..

a the end of three year.
care and economy of The a"s oeen tL
bIOnPany. that We are still free Err. 81 TINS
. Iaea mage no assessments and have ueo'
: large Capital in CASH and notes he NOW such
Is 1 n ns.latlon in saying to the public tba ~ nave
The aa a.sr ot Company in the southern coun mere
in the ~e 81 the risks IN this Company BENZ
danger from & part OF the State, where tbs
at the last Annual Meet;na tho en-
neers, were elected: L iOho"lng Of
LANES SLOAN, President
o.G. COFFIN, Vice Presidcnt
mr.. MENDENHALL, lnorn.,
PETER ADAMS, Sec'n e Tn"ey.
mM. CUMMING, General I@a.
~ communications should be d;re"Ayent
free of Postage. Injected to the
Aug. l. 1854. ms See'y.
Is
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DANBURY FEMALE SEMINARv
DANBURY, STOKES % No

DANBUKY, STOKES Co, N. e.
Miss ADA MOORE, Priacipal
Miss BETTE MOORE, Assistant
THE next session Of this Institut;on LII
commones on Tuesday, the 3rd of Febrnarn
1857. Ary'
Let those who seek a healthy location for
acquiring a useful education, consider thu
high claims Of Danbury Female SeminsrS
has upon them. For circulars or anv ns.
tleularsr address the proprietor at Danbpry
Stokes comfy, N. O..
Dec. l3, 1856. ia.
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1879 il' a9oEe establishment vas opened in April.
$50 %" Inc house is pleasantly located: from the
south window of which there is a fna r;A-w -
pOen the Neuse and Trent rivers; and during the
summer the south and west winds render the on
gre building delightfully."- cool. The rooms -.
IbatgSe ana well furnished. the table is well supplied
the raohi the northern and home markets, and AZ
~ FioPfietor gives his personal attention to tba
eaole' and to the general comfort of nis crosts ~
nateeTs himself, that no cue who patro5ises tho
GAoEoN HOUSE, will regret having done 80
ne returns his thanks for the very liberal patron
aready bestowed upon the establishment,
New IeIr, Oct 10. 1855.
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H0RSE-P0wERs, TaRESHTMe ma
CHIMES. So

CH4hE;3, sc.
Han hhRS wanting Horse-Pouers and Thrssb
= ing nachlncs, can obtain the most reliable
ana durable kinds in the country at Forma,s,
mead quarters. Our arrangement with the man
i@ctuEerS, enabie Us to sell at their prices which
VIC ooilgate ourselves to do. We have on bond 4
u D diherent sizes and kinds of Horse Powers
ahu request those in want to call and exauino-
oul SUES Oh sueh machines have AVERAGED tb;rtv
- oeaSoh' Tor hVe years past, and the general sat.
-iaotton given to the purchasers of them. indnao
~ - tAihK tnat there are no better in the vorlJ
" : prepared to give any information as to set.
ting them up-havjng cuts showing tbo a;goS.I
kinds: ~ ""Hd Inc IolloWlnS
oinclalr's No. ! bevel geared Horse powe-
mace expressly for four mules. havin, orln 80
levers-prics, 800, e 0n'y Two
clncl&irs no. 2, spur gsared Horse Power. for
: o mules, very strong and durabIe-s1o0.
oIhc"airs NO. Z, bevel gcared, segmented Horse
rover tor the capacity of six to n oIes~G9s al
Eddys Horse rowers-I0O dolls.
double. '"eFs' single and
Threshins Machines, wrought iron ovl,,a.-.
WIN either straight or spiral beaters-tbo Iatts-o
inproFement-20, 25and39 inch cylinders
% O. M II 70 20 dollars each. Straw Carriers. Is 10
H IrS. extra. Leather Bands to suit. 40 or s0
Ieet long, 33c. per it., best quality w
run sets, say Horse Power. Tbresber al "
l3O to 225 dollars. @"u Dei1
Iatl anu examine the difercntkinds Co4
cuts furnished upon application.
BORUM i MCLEAN
Farmers Headauarter,
IL Wide Water St.
Jaly kerfolk, v
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WAKE MALE AND FEMALE

REy. s. X. TRAwIcE, Principal.
MRs. s. X. Tn Ass;eta,.

Rev. ,. X. TRAwIcE, Principal.
Mas. S.. X. TRAwIcE, Assistant.
AYE AXE pleased to announce TO the pub
Ill nc. that we have secured the services of
Mr.. Trawick aud his. accomplished lady. for
next year. This is a preparatory school of
high grade, or young ladies and gentlemen
may take an extensive practical coarse. pre
parat0ry for the duties OF life. Young men
wishing to prepare for teaching. will find
hero wholesome and thorough instruction
SPECIAL attention will be given in that depart
men.
This Institution is situated in Wake Co
~. g., ak miles south Of Raleigh. upon the
stage road leading from Raleigh to Fayette.
Willie, IN one Of tho most moral. intelIioent
and healthy neighborhoods in middle North
Carolina, with first rate water. Ample pro-
visions have been made for the comfortable
accommodation of a large number Of stu
dents.
The third session will open on Thursday.
the 9Th Of January, 1856, and continue 81
weeks, Mt the following rates, VIZ:
Board, including fuel and washing, lights
excepted, six dollars per month.
TUITION PER Session..
primary studies, spelling, reading,
&c, &c Q M
vi vbu'T IAlCliS studies, ID on
Latin, Gre.k, Mathematics, &C., rs 00
Extras,
French, M
Music on Piano, instrument included, Is 90
wax Work, different kinds, each, 5 90
Tissue Work, o0o
neeulo hOrk, varions kinds, each, 3 90
"n,l'hg' water %colors, 100
We give the following names, rs being al
Their acquainted with our teachers, or the To-
cation az references: Rev. b. Craven. Normal
college; A. NJ. Lewis, H. w. Miller. ESQ.
Nj A. Blcdsoe, Esq, Raleigh and the Ed
ltorS OF the Standard, n. G. G. Advocate. and
spirit OF the Age Rev. Thos. G.. Whitaker
Col. willis Whitaker, G.. II. Wilder, ESQ,
aud Jno. NJ. Fleming, ESQ, Wake.
ope9lai attention will be given to the moral
as weila' the intellectual training OF students.
frea'hing In the academy once a month or
more; besides there are churches of different
denominations convenient.
Ii Is desirable that all students he nrcscr,
che first day, though they can enter at nny
ume, and be charged accordingly, and no dc.
uuG1on made only in cases Of protracted
Those coming TO Raleigh from anv d;r.c.
tion, VIII DO met with conveyances and
brought out Tree Of charge, if they will in
4orin Us When they will be there.
Address the Principal, or other Of the nm.
'dsrsISned, for particulars, at Raleigh, N. G.
H. - whitaker,
W. II. WHITAKER, Proprietors.
Dec. 18th, 1856. 50-1G-v1Ow
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NEW sTOCKOF
Boots, Shoes, Caters & BrOgans.

HENRY PORTER would resneotf,uu
- the Public that he has received his Pm Ons
. mrnier stock of Goods in his line of trade. and
soiici1s the examination and patronage of ali de-
Ills m5s stock is large and comprises every thin.
Gentlsu aep' IN q large Shoe House-for Ladies',
dielnen, Chlidren,s and Servants wear. He
deems 1t unnecessary to enumerate his articles 20 "a
styles-simply saying his assortment is full anS
complete. His terms are moderoto : iuii Il
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MANUFACTURED BY
DONALD
no. 10 Warren Street, Rorbuyy. Myse
Price $l,O0

Price 81, 90
ci mnOaesa a. agents: New York City, G. V.
way a. ,. & D. Sands, 100 Fulton Street
l. W. Dyott & sons, Philadelphia; s 4. panoo
D Dasimore Geo. Il: Keyser, Pittsburg A. B, Moore
bunaiO: Hugh Miller, Tcronto; LYMAN 4 Bro'
Iner, toronto John Birke, Montreal Brinkinboa
y Wi i ! chicago James Reed, Chicago John
at Retail by all Respectable Druoc;sts - A..
44ited states and British Provinces, and by VIII
L1AMS d HAYWOOD Raleieb. : nAA-
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MANUFACTURING.

BENG supplied with the best of materials .na
Sboas uie ~ ne ls prepared to manufacture Boots,
stvle. G;va = h barSeiss IN his line, in very superior
a large and superior lot of Findings on hand and
Tor sale on libersi terms, to the trade manu- 4
thankful for the liberal patronage berotoe
cerseo' ne respectfully ~solicits a continuance nf ~.
Raleigh, Nov. 8, 1856. onIER.
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- rfLICATION will be made 70 n. r,o,
IA ent Legislature of n. c., for AN act r. n
corporate a Town at Car olina Femaie CoI
TX .
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Liadsey's Double Acting
ROt0ry Force & Lift Pnmn

THIS pump has Just
be enPatented in Amer
lea and England, and
far excels any pump
heretofore invented ; its
peculiaritios are simpli.
city, ponoer and cheap
ness. It's simplicity: there
is nothing about it bat
iron and cast metal. and
it can be taken apart
and put up by any one,
and will last for an ago.
1t has the power to raise
water HUNDREDS ofEEEr.
This pump is from 81 to
30inchesin diameter and
must set in the well or
water. Water rises in il
by hand 100 feet 4r
minute! For cheapness:
a No. | pump (for all or
binary purposes) COM
piete, and fifty feet Of
pipe, costs but $30!-
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n. VOHN DTNEET, N. Z.
Vile. y. C. Asne-
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TENSE CIRCULATION

rms rapid success is unprecedented in the his
tory OF Journalism, and can only be accounted for
oy the fact that the proprietors have employed,
without regard to expense, the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-11
:. E:egis1eCs NOtfcs., ,,

TIME following accounts have been passed and
Il filed in the Registers Office in and for the
County OF Cambria, and Will be presented for
confirmation at the next Orphans Court, to be held
at Ebensburg, on the first Monday of March,
1857, to wit:
The account of John II. Douglass, admT of
John Anderson deceased,
The account of William O'KeefIe, adrnr of
William OKceffe deceased.
The final account of Jacob Levergood, admr of
Peter Levergood Jr., deceased.
The account of John L. MDermitt, admr of
John Mcconnell deceased
The account of John Zech and Samuel Doug
lass, admr. of John Zech deceased.
The account of Wesley j. Rose, admr. Of Allen
Rose deceased.
The final account of Mary Jane Scott and
John Kerr, admrs, of William Rodgers deceased.
The final accout of George L.. Bowser and Will
liam Rblet, admr. of Bartholomew Riblet dec
Dimond, admr's. of Daniel Dimond deceased.
The account of George w. Kern Exr. Of the es-
tate of John Dibert deceased.
The final account of Solomon Benshoof and
John Strayer, Exr. of Paul Benshoof deceased.
The final account of William Glass one of the
Exr. of George Glass deceased.
The account of David 0Harro. Guardian of
Luke Patrick Burgoon, minor child of luke Bur-
goon deceased.
The account ofDavid O'iarro, Guarcian of mi
nor children of Moses Brown deceased.
The account of Samuel Douglass, Guardian of
the minor heirs of Daniel Huber Jr., deceased.
The account of Margaret Jane Pnngle, admrx.
= WnI. Z. BATBOUR, Register.
Ebens burgh Feb. +, 1857.
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Hats. Caps, Ksocts, s. sH.0es.

EEyHE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
4 the citizens Of Ebensburg and the pubhc
generally, that he is still in the owlands of johns
town. carving on tie Hat and Cap trade IN all
il, various branches. In addition TO his large
stock of Hats and Cps, he has added to ms BIZ
siness by purchasing the largest stock OF BOOlS
and SHOES ever brought to the County. Thank
full to his friends for their liberal patronage OF the
past, he solicits continuance Of the same. HIS
stock consists of Hats and Caps Of the latest styles
of every description for men and boys. naving
il thorough practical knowledge of the batting,
ard with over eight years experience IN the busi,
ness, the public can rely getting Hats and
Cans of the best material and best manufacture.
ALSO Boots and Shoes Of every description,
for Ladies, Gents Misses. and Children lie only
asks the public to call and examine bis stock oe-
fore purchasing elsewhere, Ee is confident that
lis goods are of the best and his prices the lowest
g. Hats and Caps made to order
90 The highest price paid for shipping turs-
J. W. THOMPSON,
Two doors South Of Tie Exchange Hotel.
Feb. IL, 1857. Johhs'oWh- / d.
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For tine Ladies'.

The following conversation we overheard be-
tween Mrs. Jones and her friend Mary, and as 1t
is no secret, we will divuge it Tor the benefit OF
all our lady readers
Mrs. Jones. Good morning Mary, where have
you been so early ~ ,
Why I've been to John NJ Kings LADIES
Store to make few purchases but as he setS so
cheap. | bought full rig. Bonnet, Collar, Cloak,
a settt of Furs, Silk Dress, Corded Skirt, French
Corset, Gloves, Bracelet, Undersleeves, Handker-
chief. Bottle of Musk, Hair Oil, Soap, pair of
Shoes and Stockings,-sufice it to say, he keeps
a full assortment of Mllinayy Goods, Dress Goods,
Trins9,ings, White Goods, Notions, P@Ju0te'y
TOYS. Shoes, and Fancy Articles in abundance,
aud every thing you can think Of for Ladies, Mis-
ses and Children"
The last we saw of Mrs. Jones, shewas going
into JOHN NJ. KINGS Fancy Store, next door to
the Cambria House, Johnstown, Pa.
Feb. IL, 1867.
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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, the days
and times as follows, to wit
For Allegheny, Clearfeld & White townships.
and Loretto borough, on Monday the ID day of
March next.
For Carroll, Chest and Susquehanna townships
en- Friday, the Sd dey Of March next.
FOR Blacklck, Cambria and jackson town.
ships, on Wednesday the 4th day of March next.
For Conemaugh township, on Thursday the 9TH
day of March.
For y ,hnstown and Conemaugh boroughs, on
Friday the 9th day of Marcn next.
For Richland and summerhill townships, on
Monday the 9th day of March next.
For Sur,mitvi.lc borough, Washington & Mum
stsr townships, on Tuesday the 10th day of March
peYt.
j. S. CLARK,
A. LITTLE, Commissioners.
THOS. MCCONNELL. J
ATTEST: GEo. c. K ZAHI, Clerk.
Fbensburg, Feb. II, 1887.
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H.ECEHSE MOTECE.

EsURSUANT to the provisions and directions Of
E an Act ofthe General Assembly Of this CJrn-
monweath entitled - An Act to regulate the sale
Of Intoxicating Liquors" approved March 31st,
1856.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the fol
losing persons have filed in the Office of the Clerk
i Quarter Sessions in and +, + tie County Of Cam
bria their petitions, and intend apl!ying for Ii
censc under the said Act, al M.rcl. Term, 1857, i,
OF said Court.
TO sell Vinous, Spirituous. Brcwed and Malt
Liquors, in quantities not less than one gallon,
together with other goods:
Patrick Walsh of JUInotown Borough.
Richard Ii. Tudor OF Ebensburg Borough.
For Restaurants or Eating Houses.
Patrick II, ,lliwood, Conemaua Ia township.
Henry Baltzer,
James Downey, Johnstown borough,
George n. Holman.
Joseph Allwine. Conomaugh borough.
Casper Cradle,
Js,ao Parfit, C,'ncrnaugii Tow shr,
Phomss Dowus, Cambria City,
AuI the following named persons have cd
their petitions for Tavern License, which vii! bc
presented at the same time
Daniel Mcdonald, Conemaugh township.
Francis SeitZ, ConelnauSh borough,
Terrence Delozicr, Carroll township,
Rebecca Llewci!an, Cambria city,
Andrew Smith, Couemaugh township,
Adam Pfarr, Cambria city,
John Sbert c ucmau "a borough.
Michael j. Smith. Gailitzin,
JOSEPH MD0NALD, Clerk.
Ebenshurg Feb. IL. 1851
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CS17. C0RE!!

ALI. persons knowing themselves indebted for
Coal to the undersigned, will please make pay
1nent by the 1st of March. SIS after that time the
accounts will be left in the hands Of proper 9TH
Ger for collection.
GEO. C. K. ZAHM.
Feb IL IS57.-3t.