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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21
Ml51scRbLANEoUs.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN WALL. STREET, ~. <

I'm WAGi S16GE4, IN. <
and other Rastr,n cites the Il. us,s lave
suffered great loss 20 u their tlhands lad
r4ce GODS to such extent as TO leRNe It M''l 1t u
such be quite to get - pr cert lST
month discount oss fortunate ei onSl /" l''E
cash found /: matter obtain oils II ain 81
price, and in consequences ALIEN. rkISiAS, { Isl Man
vist, him Of goods {scue of witch
mrrated below very little than a!i thtr VFiU
Ladies in particular reI1csts! 70 call a'u"ihi dtit
all thnt said strictly TIRE.
Alex Hcymnn has received, by Bait 6 Ohio Rail EoE
PennSy vaiu Road Y fxlre<s, OF the largest
assortments Dry Goods offered and consist in tlit
BLACK SILKS-All grntes, excellent quality, al
boed and lustrvs only Is cents !nlt Fla'k and
style Irish rps very rich; Printed French McIrus, 1
grades: PAIN French uprircs irc 20 cts ard III war;.
Extra al; Wool Ia!Ecs; All Wool Plaiu; Va
enca Paids; styles, 3nd of other it'S
s"lwTS, NANTIRs AND sGAErs-vcry rich Ch,rll!e
ShnWls Very rich Plush Shnwls Very rich stella Sla"is
cashmere S"%is; Gold on.crcd s. afS: csIs Of air ~
lie and quality embracing all the elites ci 'he
NEEDLE wORK-Real French Work Collars Sleeves aEd
Sets; Jacoe. Swiss FIonrcirts, Edsii and Ins'rr
ent of Needle Work tl.t have been able to offer
thing in Dress Goods, Sh"ws, Wells, Collar: S,,>, Sc.
WHITE GGOpS-O every valicty and Vcr! cheap.
DoMEsiIC AM sTGTLE G06Ds-li,s most vNt., sivc
assortment that is to lie found in the ety. nal! {" ih
wOnlG cUsi.tc manufacturers at Tic present tine.
BLANKETS-A larger stock than .vcr, embracing rN''N
CARPETS-A superior and tar increase rssort,crtGv,
other All Carpets hout III extremely l,aP
and entirely able styles cUClS
FUES-LadieslO YOU wish to purchase superior p""l
y of genuine Sable Some AlHlten or Fitch Fur You
TO COUNTRY METCiiANTs have orI! to NY, ictu, ,s
bear in mind that my stock is larger than It
and tina, all goods bought without exception, NIT
CASH. Any acquainted Nh the present state oil II
ready cash. Goods be surprisingly cheap. Call
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
sep15-Sm 1871 Min street, Wheeling, Va.
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Suit for a Remarkable kind IF La6Or.--A
suii was commenced in Cincinnati a day or two
ago. for SS7, which the complainant claims as
his due for labor in 6loiciag an 6Io,7ders! The
defendant has just returned from England, and
the work and labor donc,n for which ;he
plaintiff claims remuneration, was performed Tor
the wife during his absence. The defence is,
that the comrlainant's wind was paid for on
each days "tEOw,ng.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21
Cheaper than Ever

EEAT DISTRESS ard heavy losses in The East, Railroad
VI Stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced Market
and sold ruiEous prices to the Importer and Manufacture
just the EAstert citiLs and have
purchased GV"ds those ru!nous prices
my md the public gIUIuly, goods mulc up to
ORDER Goats, Pants ind Vests neatest and most
fashionable way and ready made collrr, lower than they
have been offered in Ilis nWrk,t. HOn will get tine
clothes the you have heretofore paid
Come loC2Ul a. NJ. ADAMS,
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FROM BOSTON.

Now 2O.-A public reception Of Neal Dow,
took place last night at the fremont Temple
The building was crowded with Sons of Tenn
ncIance and others Addresses were made by
Senator Wilson, Mr.. Dow and others.
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SrEAMRnAT ACCInENr.

Sr. Louis, Nov. 2O.-The steamer Cataract
burst her mud receiver, at Lisbon, on the Mis-
souri, river, on the 18th, killing five persons and
more or less scalding fifteen others Among
the killed is VIM. Brace, of Hartford
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VASEN Il H1I EE VI SA
.O&E OF TIE BEST pUKGATIVE AND LIVER MEi;l-
~ ClNES now before the public, namely Dir. SANFUEys
lSrIGoRAIoR or Lirs Remedy, that acts as thG'iic,
clue known. Ii is not only Catliartc, but L..tr
= NemsIy acting first on Tie Ice, TO eject It's i4e,hi!
matter, thus accomplish purposes enccG"y w't-
ou any OF the nainnl feelings eAeri. ICED in the ol"I
atIons Of most Caturcs. 1t strengthens the systt Ut
- the same time that puIges ii, and when TAKE daily ia
- DR. SXNT6EDs ISvlGonA1oR is compounded cntr,!y
~ from articles of medicine, namely Gums
Some de Of the str, myth Of tL.sr gums may be ici
contains as much streEl! cre hundred doses OF Cal"
o% a without any Of It's 'ieieteri9us ELECTS r..
~ Though possessing rare medicinal powers these Gums
have been but Little known TO sieias ana nev'T s
x orator, which met with such unprecedented success as
to induce the proprietor to oner 1t as family medi,
cure LiCer Complaints in thrir,wCrst forms
Indigestion being cauEed hy n.lvrnrged Lirer cured
- when tie Liver is excited TO action.
Jaunfice is causso by smmproler action nfthe Afr'
4lct amy trouble, viii. Jaunicr tie nvigora,Ur
regularly week, AID their skin will begin assume
oostvsne,s can be permanently by the Inrigo-
ratOr. Take il in small doses refining, udlt
~ na'nre in her operations Iy Gradually diminishing the
-dose, the bowels LEFT in Leally aud active stac,
avery reeN ed by taking double desc OF e htG
- orator, which coirects I'LL acdity and sourness O HE
=, For overloaded stomach has equal,
p lteves all oppressive uneasy feeling alter eating
heartily For family medicine generally all VIII"
liz. sASronp's TNvlGoNA1os cau,sto US Recommended
- tor Liver Complaints, aud all diseases arising
our Physicians in its favor, induced to try IT, and
conviction is certan that is OF the greatest lies
O<sngs given to DyspelIcs, Tor 1t made i,e
cure before the first bottle taken, and
anything edible without trUuble while b,ive, roth
=, ing but tile EhCst food would digest and often thu.
gave pain Now what We want to say to all ourread.rs
* fail to try this the greatest remedy in tile werld0te
FTct,
- There has never been tried in fnnly remedy
(which Inns With such UIbOunded In the
OF diseases incident to children, DIR. SAEToED'S lNSG
= ORATORS nor is 1t alone for dseasts oil c!drenthai
- use IL Tor II. acts as a SHtl"rc SO mildly ard gently
-, think doing service to all in advising tCm
when they need medicine this tidy. 1lCIe
that lave under notice where l., II.
Eft has been received in diseases Of the LiEer SCm CHI
ami Owels where all other relief
has become useful IN tnr family ratwe MiIoIdO
~ Without it-jGCk son EiHt (4ifG.) Lt1 NJHC0H.
PRICE UHH bOLL.AR
SANFORD Il co.. pTOpriltUrs, 345 BTcHGway, New Yo4E,
g II. Ii. LuGAN a CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN u. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KEISEK, Pittsburgh oltsac Agents.
aulT-:inI-1v-dRr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

MIsCBLLANEoU
4ETIRBD PHYSICIAN
95 XEA rs OE ACN

as YEA RS OF AGE
Whose sands Of life lave nearly out. dis overcd
while in the ElSt indies, certain ConSulup
Iiutr, Asthma, bronchitis Coughs, CclIs ie,I.ra
debility The remedy dscev rad ty linn Wien lis only
chiid daughter was given up to Ge. He Lad heard
much of tc wonderful rcstUrate and healing qualities of
preparations made from Tie East India Hemp, AID the
thought occurred to him that he might make remedy for
his child. tie studied hard aud succeeded in realizing his
wishes HIS clii was cured and Is alive and we'll
lie has since administered the wonder ul ncy t0u
sands OF sufferers in all parts OF the world and lac has
tailed in milking them completely healthy and happy
Wish ing t" do much good possible. he Will send to
such q" has afflicted fellow beings request it, this recipe,
with full and explicit directions maH!u UP, i,rd
successfully using He requires each applicant In e
close him shilling three cents be returned as
postage the recipe, the remainder to applied
to the pay ment of this adv ertiScnent
Address Dr. II. JAMES, No.lg Grandst.,
Oc26-1m Jersey City, y ]. =
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1NnIGNATION MEETING.

Ngw ONLEANs, Nov. 90 meeting Of the
passengers of the steamer Galveston AID Opc-
iuuSas was held last night and resolutions pass
ed strongly condcmniug the lack of dicipliue on
both hoars, as the cause of the objectionable
accident.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

Circuit Court.-A civil case of no public i'm
portance, engaged the courts attention ycster-
day. Gus Beard, charged with the larceny of
carpenters tools, and john Brady, indicted for
assault, are to be tried to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

ST.. JouNs, N. B. Nov. 2o--G'he weather has
been calm and frggy during yesterday and to-
day. The news Yacht of the Associated Press
is stationed off the Cape, awaiting the passing,
at that point, of the steamer Atlantic, about
due
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~s~S$

Tic Weather yesterday, surprised everybody
with its sudden refrigeratvc turn. The sun
shone not, and the wind blew keen, cold cat
ting gale, during:the whole OF the day. Every
get-at-abIe pool or pail o. water was covered
with thick ice, and the earth froze hard and
tight
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WHEELER q LAKIN.
Successors to IL II. StuiEtnHn9
NJ T. r t. IL Il NJ TAI OR s I,
Nc. , NushimatOm Hail.

NJ II Is T. II Il ~ L L II L Il o IL S
Nc. , WushimatOn Hail.
WHEELING, VA.
I again resumng business this city, TuuIu very
respectful! old friends. those
predecessor, that in receipt our FAIL
amp WINTER S2OCR OF Cloths, Cassn,erus, Iestings,
NenemeiI's Furnishing GoUds, &c.
In calling attention stock, would state that we
k"0o it to be the i0yyeS, and we beiiers best
and most 6eSrbfe OF any received By similar etaL
lishIncnt III the city
In soliciting continuance of the patronage literally
bestowed on the house Tor the past Yeas,
al who patronze that the ViaLlc reputation
house has susuntd for the quality of goods, accuracy
OF fit, shall he fully sustained. Sep22-IHd
II. STALLNIAS would respectfully Inform his friends
q ana the public that he has sold out his establishment
to McSsrS WHEELER AHIN, by whom, in future, the
business will be conducted, ut the old stand No. Washing
Hal, ana for whom he respectfully sol!cits
of the public patronage brraly bestowed him.
srp22-3t
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NENY YNRK MARKET.

NOVEMBER Colour firm, 5000 BUSH sold
at 81, S0a4, % for State, an increase of5c. Wheat
quiet, holders demanding an advance. Corn
firm 600 bush. sold. Stocks lower.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKE'T.
WmEgLIxe, Nov. ~, ls51.

CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
IPy 4. Va. PUIlPRIREH.
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-,INc1NNErI MARKET.

Nov 2O-Flour very dull and prices nomI.
nal, no sales worth reporting. Whisky nm
changed
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A Woman ia Paataloo,.s. The night before
last, woman of rather suspicious repute, was
Sound by one of the special police officers, per
ambulating the streers in male attire. She said
she had not sufficient female apparel to pro-
tect her from seasons such as these" and haV-
ing suit of boys clothes handy, concluded to
adopt them. She wanted to know what her
qnestioner proposed to do in the premises She
was permitted to depart.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

Christmos!-Pcople are already beginning to
brush up and prepare for the holidays. Some
the shopkeepers are receiving their Christ
mas presents, and due coming jolly time is being
talked of and specuiated upon by all the young
folks, from the wondering, staring lutte chap
who has never seen but one Chritmas up to
the young American "onIy "inetee" years old"
The dull times and scarcity of money, we hope,
will not interfere with the holiday amusements.
Il is possible, or that account, fewer costly
presents win change hands. Many ar anxious
..younl<er" will bawl ''Klsmas Gif'' in vain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

BALTIMORE. MARKET.
NOVEMBER 90 Grain unchanged. Whisky
,3a2S 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

Deatd By Dro0ni"g.-A man nomed Andy
ChriSty WAS drowned in the Muskingum river
AT GAINESVILLE On Wednesday evening. lie was
rescued from the water alive, out died before
any relief could be afforded Several physicians
were called upor to attend him but they all mad
engagements and could not, or would not come
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

Mysterious Office of the steamer Kate
French, report that or Tuesday last, the body
of an infan. (about eighteen months old) rich
and beautifully clad, was picked up out of the
river near Paint Lick The features of the
child were perfect, with no bruises about the
body. How the child came there, is mystery
unless it has fallen off some passing steamer and
drowned. The body was placed in coffin and
inferred on the bank of the river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

Tie Rirer.-The river was falling rapidly
yesterday. The wcathar was ~eally cold There
was nothing doing on the landing. The Alta
ntwill leave to-day for Cincinnati.
The officers of all the steamers coming into
port speak of the powerful wind and violent
storm that made such clatter in our city night
before last None of the boats were blown into
shore, but ii required extraordinary exertiop to
keep them out in the river The coal and float
boats along the river were forced to tie up for
the night.
On Tuesday night some cunning rascal rowed
along side of the Minnesota, at the ST Louis
'evee, in skiF, and lightened her Creight by
abstracting couple of barrels of supcrfine
flour They managed by the aid of muiEled
oars to get away will, their booty before any
body knew it was gone. That mode of stealing
is of recent importation.
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r Ik . 7 y f H v AL!
{, UPEEI0K NEW YORK CHEEsE.-A large lot nf New
- York, erkimcr County Premium Cheese, with
fine assortment OF the best Western reserve Cheese
popular daries for gale either or
InclIl DREW DRAKE
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ny ESSS GsS;YG ;1Etz
..I...I!,! 81
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TOE DAILY ENrELLsGt NICER.
EnnM NEW NORM

OFFICE. CORNER WAFER AND MONROE sTgeETs.
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OREsERvE your Teeth sweetrn your Breath strerlntn
ySr ,'g,ns which you cur, only do by using hrL
os st sat only at E DockING's A ar 1i
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Attention Citizens!

NEW AUCTION HOUSE!
"I'NT WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN,
NJ A. MOYSTUS Informs the citizens, and pubic gen
orally, that lie is hand ready
consignmcns dispose Of at Auction Market
AMI Union streets, the store.rUOm occupied by
Geo. Wilson. Sales every market morning. GCOus should
lie in Tuesdays and Fridays. Sales uuctunIIy
died. time place; therefore, do stand upon
hut kenh IN goods at aIIce ., =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

FALL STYLE SILK HATS.
just received from the Eastern cities the Fall
w style which ghtness, durabi-
and beauty of shape thing intro
uuced the FLEXIBLE BAnd, that they will fit the
head perfect comfort good fit will guar
Gentlemen requested call in the of
ii ion and Main streets
llgl3 S. D. HARPER & SON.
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DIED.

or Scarlet Pever. MILTON j., son of T. and Margret
C. Hoxie, aged years and months
Tl friends family invited to attend tie funer-
al This Day at 2 O'Clock p NJ.
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\ M yen aIlCteu SCrOula HlUcISs skII VI
"a any other cutaieOns Of the skin? UEe Brent
nseI Fiui1 Extract OF Sarsalaria and DanIelo
sands have used IT, is iSly spoken by Physicians
and DFGfgists who have lner practice
for the last ten Great Inducements offered PhVSi-
clans anu DrusgistsU by addressing lines
IL
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Books, Stationery, &c.

= tention Of the reading community In the
Trade 10 s new large and well selected 10, k
Stationery, all Paper &c ills his Keen on
hand full supply OF articles usually ,tn line Give
stock ana prices. ~
large invoice Of wan Pnrer on the urLcl III -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-15
LOGAN KlC Use.
CORPORAL JcHTJ KIEFEER,

KVTOULD respectfully inform his old friends
w and the travelling public shat he has eas-
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and IS pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patronage in unohjectionable style.
The HOUSE has been newly furnished tEro'
out in style not surpassed by any establishment
in the interior Of the State. His TABLE will
always be supplied with all the substantiais and
delicacies of the season, and attended by atten-
tive servants In a word, pains Will be spared
to make the Logan first class house, and moth
ing will be left undone to render its guests COM
fortabisand happy.
The STABLES, which are extensive, will be
attended by honest ard faithful hostlcrs.
RESTAURANT-The basement is occupied
as Restaurant, where meals will be servetl up
at all hours of the day. together with oysters,
wild game. fish aud all the deecacies and refresh
n.cts of the season. JOHN KIEFFER.
June 4 lS56.-32tf.
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New Wholesale Drug Store
n. SPENCER TxsGvsks.

NO. 26 SOUTH SECOND ST, PHILADELPHIA.
EMPORTER, Manufacturer, and Dealer in
81 Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Acids, Dye
Stufs, Paints, Oils. Colors, White Lead, French
and American White Zinc. Window Glass, Glass
ware, NaruiShes, Brushes. Instruments, Ground
Spices, Whole Spices, and all other articles usu-
ally kept by Druggists, Including Borax, Indigo,
Glue, Shellac, Potash, &c.
al orders by mail Of otherwise promptly attcn-
ded 70. Country Merchants invited to cali
and examine our stock before purchasing else
where.
Goods sent to any of the Whdfves or Railroad
Stations. Prices low and goods warranted.
March II, 1856.
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sgCAEE EECTEr.

HENRY FOSTER, PROPRIETOR.
TIE subscriber would respectfully inform tie
citizens OF Cambria county and tine travelling,
public gsaerally, tha; lie has leased for number
Il years the above Hotel, and furnished 1t IN a
manner equai if not superior, to many Hotels ia
Western Pennsylvania, and it beng situated in
ono of the most business streets in Johnstawn.
makes it a desirable stopping place for business
men. The Bar viii be uvuished with the best
liquors the Philadeip pha CUSTOM House cen sfford
Attached Is a large and coInuoGious S.iic5H IN
the basement story, where every delicaey aiIi be
served Up. Every attention will he pad tu visit-
ors. HENRY fQSTER.
,Johnstown Sept :, iS5G-tf
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HEvy BLACK surr,sa SHOP.

G9HE subscriber werlld respectfully inform the
4 citizens of Ebensburg and the vicinity that
he has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occu-
pied by Michael McCague, where he intends to
carry on the BLACKSAIrHING in al It's branch
es. Persons entrustiug work TO his care can rest
assured that it will be promptly attended to and
citizens that the business of HORSE SHUEING
will be superintendent by himself personally
Owners of valuable horses will not be under the
necessity of seniing their stock to q neighboring g
village, rs his experience in this line is widely
known. ISAAC SINGER.
Ebensburg, April 9, 1856.
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For the Ladie:
Committee Room,
Altoona, Aug. Is 1856.

The following conversation we overheard be
tween Mrs. Jones and her friend Mary, and As it
is secret. we VIII divulge it Tor the benefit OF
all our lady readers.
Mrs. Jones Good morning Mary, where have
you been so early 90
Why I've been to John NJ. Kings Ladies
Store to make few purchases, but he sells so
cheap, l bought full rig. Bonnet, Collar, Cloak. {.
a sett of Furs, Silk Dress, Corded Skirt. French
Corset. Gloves, Bracelet, Undersleeves, Handker-
chief Bottle of Musk, Hair Oil, Soap, pair Of
Shoes and Stockings.-suffice it to say, he Keeps
a full assortment of MI,iaaJy Goods, Dress Geods.
Trimmings, White Goods. Notions, Pe,Jtsmny,
Toys, Shoes. and Fancy articles in abundance.
and every thing you can think of for Ladies, Mis-
ses and Children"
The last we saw Of Mrs. Jones, she was geins
into JOHN II, KINs's Fancy Store, next cocT "a
the Cambria House. Johnstown, Pa
!. Feb. II, 1e6-. atI ~
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To TIE szsaREEozrsEns OF rrsr

SMALL FRY GIFT ENTERPRISE.
n lHE fatteging success the proprietors Of tie
3 :. Small Fry Gift Enterprise" have net
with, has enabled them 10 make sGcla report 70 TIE
Committee, that said Committee have thought
proper 70 meet in Altoona, on FRIDAY. 17th OF
October, 1856, 10 distribute the properly Of tie
Enterprise, when it is desired that as many mem
5ers can. viii attend the distribution. As there
yet few tickets uuslld, IL the hands o agents
they are requested TO little eXer tio.i TO dis
pose of them, and make thcir returns as soon az
possible.
S. KRTGGER, II. II. JOLLY,
A GREEN J SINK.
j. M'CAHEN, "a DOlI1.
J MORROW, W. VALENTINE,
J. d. HAMILTON, G. F. mCABE.
H. ROBERTS.
Committee Room,
Altoona, Aug. Is 1856.
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Fountain st.s.-

II. subscriber respectfully i'.iorus his friend.
aha the puoi.c generally that * k;ss gain t..k-H
possession OF the well known stand Four1-
tain InQ," situated Oh the tara pix. in HlairTe
Gap, where he viii st al Times DC prepared ~
wait on his friends and cusioIl.trs
Thankful for past favorS. lie c.r assure ;hs
people OF Cambria and B.air onntes, that ne
pains viii be spared to gain merit of their pat
roua5e
JOHN FIIEs.
Feb. ;, 1867.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-15
osnEaissssome.s, Noltce.

I-sapy ointn2ent Of tie I'm ieEsigtled Com
4 missioner TO take tie testimony in the matter
of the subpoena Q! Samaci F.eaner. to enforce tie
specific performanoe.oi oi coHtTact made ly Dan
el Fleuucr. il rs Lifetime having boen continued
az DoceIa Der Te;fs. last notice IS hereby eivea,
that said testimony VII be taken at my ofii-e. in
Ebansbur.s. on "Wednesday, the 18th d;ty O! Feb
ruary next, 1T O'Clock, i. II.
4. G. MULLIE, Coi.l'r.
Ebensburg. ian. %. 1887.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-04-15
nESS0EgEESo.

THE Partnership heretofore existing betsreen
h y Dorsey & Jaraes Dougheuay, trading under
the nan'e OF Dorsey q Dousherty was dissolved
by ulutuai consent this day The books Of thu
frla VIII be settled by p. a. Dorsey.
Signed, r. A. DORSEY.
Philad'a, Jan. 8, 1857
tJ- R. A DORSEY viii cor.inue the business
az the old stand No. II North 9th Street, and
hopes 70 teceire the patronage of the friends os
the late hrn. y. A DORSEY
Feb. 4, lS5--Sts