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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-10-14
w Il C IN e s. e
ycweIry

ScWelry
ever brought to this town. Their stock consists
in part as follows, viz
Eight day and Thirty hour, spring and weight
Clocks, Fancy, Parlor and Bar-room Clocks,
Cold Hunting-case and open face Lever Match
eS, Gold Hunting case detached Levers Gold
Hunting case Lepines, Silver Hunting case Lee
vers Silver Hunting case detached Levers, Sill
vcr limiting case Lepnes, Open face Levers,
Lepines and Quarters, Gold Gsard, Vest and
Fob Chains, Gold Lockets, Gold Seals, Gold
Pencils, Bard s Wilson's celebrated Gold Pens,
Gold and Cameo Breastpins, Gold r-riiigs,
Gents Breastpns, Gold Finger Rings,
Gold Cuff Pins. Gold Shirt Studs,
= Gold Sleeve Buttons, G Id Charms,
Gold. Silver and Steel Watch Keys,
Golo Crosses, Gold Hooks,
Silver and Sirer-plated
Tea and Table Spoons,
Butter Knives, Silver Thimbcs. Silver Guard
and Fob Chains, Spectacies. Port Monnaies,
Clock Keys, Accordeons, Eiolins, Flutes, &C..
&c, &C., &c. -
The above and many other articles. not men
toned, viii be sold cheap if not cheaper than
can be bought in any other establishment this
side of Philadelphia.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, ACCOR-
DEONS, Sc,
repaired with prcmptness and 1T low rates. All
goods sold, and articles repaired, warranted.-
Confident that they cannot be undersold, The sub
scriters would respectfully solicit continuance
or the patronage Of the public.
STAHL &ROBERTS.
Aug. 26 1857. 42-tf
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and SH OES,
Together with large assortment of articles for
gentlemeu's wear, not necessary to enumerate.
a large and varied assortment of Ready Made
Clothing for Boys. Farmers and others, wishing
to clothe their with winter suit, will find it
TO their advantage to cali--we are determined to
sell good article and at prices to suit the times.
All the above goods will be disposed of at great
ly reduced prices FOR CASH.
EbensbuIg, Sept. o, '57.--44.
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DLANK Summons, SubpGna's, Executions
ID Tavern Petitions, Bonds, &c. For sale al
his Office
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II, ~ FOSTER. P.S. NOON,
Grcensburg. Ebensburg.
FOSTER & MOON,
EFAYING associated themselves for the prac-
q IL tice of the Law in Cambria county. will az
tend to all business ntrustcd to tlem. Office on
"Colonade Row." Ebensburg,
Oct. Z, 1857.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Il nj 1ln66 1ak SlOlAN
rs Years of Age.
i Whose sands of life have nearly run out, dis
4 covered while in the East Indies a certain cure
for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and General Debility. The remedy was
discovered By him when his only dhlld a daugh-
ter was gi-cn up to die. He lad heard mueh of
the wonderful restorative and healing qualities
of precautions made from the Fast India Hemp.
and the thought occurred to him that he might
make a remedy for lis child. He studied hard
and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child
was cured. and is now and alive we'll. he mas
since administered the wonderful remedy to thou
SANDS of sufferers in all parts the werd and lie
has never failed in making them completely
healthy and happy. Wishing 10 do as much good
as possible he will nj to such of his afflicted
fellow beings as request it, this receipts with full
and explicit directions for making IL. up success
fully useing it. be requers each applicant 4
to enclose him one si.iliing-th.c CO cents to
be returne 4 as postage on the receipt, and the
remainder 70 be applied 10 the payment OF
this advertisement.
Address DIR. H. JAMES.
No. I9 Grand Street.
jersey City, \ J,
Sep. 16-- I'm.
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IN q DHvEa NEo

A GDrMy G NEo
B. M'Dernlitt No. 1l2, June Term. 1857.
In Common Pleas Of Cam
L. s, Montgomery bria county. Vend. Expon,
& wife.
TllE. undersigned, auditor appointed to diStri-
| ute the money arising from the sale of the
defendants real estate, - II on the above stated
writ. hereby gives notice that he will attrnd TO
the duties Of said appointment at his cffice in
Ebensburg, atssthe Eour cf o'clock. on Saturday
the 31st day of October, A. D., 1857.
PHIL s. NOON, Auditor.
Ebensburg. Sept, %, lS57-4G-4t.
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ELECTION OF PLA \k ROAD CO. Off

s~ssegeer GERS, an qtraa
A N election will be held by the Stockholders
IA of the Ebenst urg & Jefferson Plank Road
Company. Monday. the Cd day of November
next at the. office of Nm Palmer, in jefferson,
at l O'clock. p NJ. for the purpose of choosing
officers for he ensuing year
WILLIAM PALMER, President.
Oct. Z. 1855. y
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Over Goats
of all kinds, Raglan Coats
Frock Coats, Sack Goats
of all colors and quality,
Cashmere, Satti inett,
Tweed and Fustian pants,
Plush Silk, Satin, Cloth, Cashmere and Tweed
Vests, Hats of all kinds, Silk, Plush and Cloth
Caps, fine and common Shirts, Silk Handker-
chiefs Cravats of all kinds Overails, Undershirts,
Drawers of all qualities. Umbrellas. &c.
AISO--A large stock of fine Cloth. Cassi-
meres. Sattinetts. Twceds and Fust;an with suit
al lie Trimmings for the same. which they are
prepared to make up to order and according to
the latest style.
Please call and see them before vou make a
purchase elsewhere as they feel satisfied there are
no Jews or Gentiles in the county can render you
the same satisfaction.
EVANS & HUGHES.
Ebensburg, Sept 80, l957-tf
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der s.-. .-..I - 1 90
Gold Finger Rings s75 cts to $50 Watch
Glasses. plain l22 cts, Patent lal cts, I.unet
25 other articles in proportion. All goods war;
rantcd to be what they are sold for. IFOn.hand
some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines still
lower than the above prices.
,t STAUFFER & HARLEY.
Sept. so, 1851 fly.
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EBENS SBU e c AND GREsSOY
Il A IL-R DAD.
The Cars Ccming!.I
ETTINGER, ULLMAN & co.

ETTINGER, ULLMAN & co.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE PLEASURE IN
! announcing to the citizens Of Ebensburg and
vicinity that they have opened large and heavy
assortment Of READY-MADE CLOTHING, in
the store room adjoining the ''Mountain House."
and Immediately opposite the residence of Johns
ton Moore.
Their stork has been purchased at the cheap
est and most fashionable establishments in the
East with view to suit the various tastes of the
country. Their stock consists of all kinds of
goods suitable for gentlemen's wear, including
every variety of
Neckerchefs, Scarfs,
Hantlkerchiefs, Drawers,
Uundershirts, Collars,
S o k S, Comforts,
Gloves Fine Shirts SC
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II ESIMONS and Raisins for sale by
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Something Of Importance
II Cd A T. Il.

FHSIlE subscribers would respectfully inform
n the citizens of Ebcnsburg, and the sorroun-
ding neiGlborhood that they have just arrived
from the Eastern cities with a larger, better Sc
lected and cheaper stock of
READY-1IADE CLOTEEING,
that ever was offered to the town or country be
fore viz
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sTAUFFEg s. HARLEY.

CHEAP WATCHES AND JEW ELIt1-
NNyHOLESALE'an and Retail, at .a -,
w the philadelphia watch and 81 IN
Jew elry Store, No. 14S (cld No. Aa.-I
ae) North Second Street, Corner of tzsssss .sz1G
n,,nrrr,rl PHI lnflfl f,f1ia - - - =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
PAPER HANGINGS ( CARPETS.

j u ST RECEIVE ED,
DER LATE ARRIVALS. BY FRANK BAKER,
L Ito and 112 Clay street, San Francisco
SUI eases Paper Hangings, French and Ameri
can every variety;
5000 rolls French and American borders;
500 ps TNpistry Velvet Carpet:
625 ps Tapestry Brussels Garnet
2S0 ps Three-Ply Carpet
800 ps Superfne Ingram Carpets.
S5Op Extra Fine Ingram Carpcts.
200 ps Cotton and Wool Carpets
125 ps Stair Carpets, assorted;
275 ps Bay State Druggets
500 ps OH Cloths assorted
I25 Is Silk Damask and Brocatellc
COO ps Cotton and Worsted Damask
1000 pair Window Shades
375 pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 Cornices and Curtain bands
S26 doz Mats, assorted;
Stair Rods, Table Covers, Gimps, Fringcs, &c.
Wholesale and retail hy
FRANK BAKER,
Ism. 10 and ll2 Clay St. San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

TIE GAY CArIroL.-W Washington is full of
strangers. The legee last evening was
throngcd yet but few Of the habitues of
'osdcn times were recognized. The crowd
was too great to give dress fair show,
and it is fortunate for the multitude, that
hoops do not prevail here to the alarming
extent to which they have expanded in your
city There were scores of beautiful ladies
present, mostly new to Washington society,
though the apcient landmarks were visible
at all dangerous points. The city of mag
nifcent distances seems to have had Rip
Van Wrinkle rcposc during my ABSENCE
Still its streets begin at nothing and end
nowhere just as formerly, and seem to have
kept the turbulent relations with all the
'ill-winds' of Christendom-N \. Paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

REMARKABLE Loss or BAGGAGE BY FIRE.
"A very singular instance Of loss Of bag
gage by railroad passenger, occurred on
the Erie road short time since, A lady
had her wardrobe in a carpet bag, which
was placed in the rack over her seat, and
not far from one Of the ventilators in the
top OF the car, During the passage there
was a smell of burnt cloth, which could not
be accounted for, though it elected much
enquiry. On arriving at Jersey City, the
lady attempted to take her carpctbag, when
she found that instead of her rich silk robes
and fine laces, and snowy white night cap and
gown, she had bag OF ashes and a mass of
black cinders. So confined had been the
fire, that the cloth had charrod without baz
ing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

STATE MAp.---The Surveyor General
makes the following observations in relation
to State Map:
The existing official map of the State is
broad burlesque upon the topography Of
California. 1t is a disgrace and a reproach
to the State, and should be replaced at once
by map conforming to the true character
of the country. The State should possess a
correct map in the original, and not be at
the mercy of any unauthorized publication.
] would recommend the appropriation of
$4,000 for that purpose
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
STEIgDR'S RANCH FOR SALE.

T1TI Z above Ranch, situated miles from Sasg
| Weayerville, ON Trinity River, and on the SeJer
main road from Weavoryile to Hay Fork, former
ly known as Dutton's Ranch, is offered for sale
1t contains three hundred and twenty acres, one
hundred of which is under high state Of cultva-
ton also. one hundred and forty Of which is fenc-
ed for pasture. There has just been erected
large and commodious Public House and Ball
Room, also, a large Barn and Corral have just
been completed. 1t is situated four miles below
the mouth of Weaver Creek and in one Of the
best mining localities in California. The Ranch
may be had with or without the stock and crops.
For further particulars, enquire Of
b. STEINER,
or JOSEPH CRANE on the Ranch.
Stener's Ranch Oct. H. 1856. 3S-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

The San Joaquin Republican states that
letters were received from London by the
last steamer, from the agent, which indicate
that work will soon be commenced on the
Stockton and San Francisco Railroad. The
project is in the hands of English capitalists,
and the next news will bring something
definite.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

Divorce CASE IN OREGON On the 10th
Of January last, petition was presented to
the Oregon Legislature, from Lizzie Bur
bank, (actress in Thoman's Theatrical
Troupe praying for a divorce from her
husband who is now in this State, and also
that her name be changed to her maiden
name of Lizzie Gordon. On the following
day bill was introduced in accordance with
the petition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

DISASTERS IN distributing the past
year there were 227 destructive fires in the
United States, occasoning loss Of $l2l,-
10000 The number of lives destroyed by
these fires was 1873. There were 149 fatal
railroad accidents, killing 1875 persons and
wounding 500. OF these % were fremen
and 26 engineers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

THE New COUNTY OF DEL NoRrE. The
bill locates the seat of justice at Crescent
City, and orders an election in May next,
for cCnnty officers, who are to hold their
offices for lie legal term from the general
election of the present year. II pays the
County Judge salary of 5000 year, and
for Senatorial purposes attaches Del Norte'
to Klamath, and for Judicial purposes joins
Del Norte to the Eighth judicial District
Del Norte is to pay one one-th.rd OF the
present Indebtedness of the county of klam-
ath-from which it is taken-and is to issue
bonds therefor, bearing zen per cent. per
annum interest, to the county of klamath
Twenty per cent. of the taxes and other
moneys received by the Treasurer of Del
Norte, is to be set apart as a sinking fund
for their redemption and the sum arising
from this twenty per cent, is to be appro-
priated annually to the redemption of said
bonds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

Rich QUARTZ DISCOVERIES IN MARposA
CoUNrY.-A vein of gold-bearing quartz,
from eleven to sixteen inches in thickness of
the richest quality, has been discovered in
theneighborhood of Coultervile, at Gentry's
Gulch, by Lovely, Rodgers & Co. Other
equally valuable discoveries have also been
made in the same neghborhood
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
LCZAPKAY LATE INTHEHUNGA-

nR. l.. j. CZAPKAY LATE INTHEHUNGA-
- rlan Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to
the 10th regiment of IIonveds. Chief Surgeon to
tho military hospital at Pesih Hungary, and late
lecturer diseases of the urinary organs and dis
cases Of women and children, has opened his In
stutc for the cure of all forms Of private diseases,
such as syphilis, gOnOrrhOca, nocturnal emissions,
aud all the consequences of selfabuse. In the
first stages Of syphiliiic or gonorrhmal diseases,
he guarantees cure in few days, without in
convenience to the patient or hndrancc to his
business When patient. by neglect or improper
treatment has developed the symptoms of second
ary syphilis such as bubocs, or painful swcllings
of the gr0ins or ulcers in the throat or nose
which, ifnOt checked, destroy the soft parts aud
causes the bones to mortify, separate aud come
away, leaving the sufferers hdcous to behold
or when fplotches and pimples break out upon
the skin, or whom he has painful swellings upon
the bones, or when his constitution is injured
to predisp0se to consumption or constitutional
diseases, the doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In rheumatism. chronic or acute. in dysintery
or dianhma he has safe and cfiectual remedies
For the treatment of the consequences of self
abuse, such as nocturnal emissions, nervousness,
tmidty, headache, pains in the back and limbs,
with general weakness, loss of appetite, loss Of
memory. injury to the sight restlessness confu-
wearincss of life, with the nervous system so excl
table that slight noises shock or startle the pa
tent making his existence miserable. For the
above maladies the Doctor will guarantee cure
or ask no compensation. He can be consul.eu
free of charge and invites all to call as u wiz
cost them nothing and may be much 10 'heir au-
Vanta0c
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

ARRIVED SAFE-Orson Hyde, County
Judge of Carson County, Utah. has arrived
safely at Salt Lake. Some anxiety was
felt at Carson Valley on his account The
party had travelled .out of their ronte to
avoid Indians; The smallpox was raging
at Salt Lake.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

SCHOOLS IN New YoRK.-The State of
New York during the year 1856 expended
for the support of its Common Schools, 49,
53I ,942. la the State there are IL, 1888
schools, "a, 1876 teachers, and 95I 032 child
yen who attend school.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
BOUNTY LAND
W-ARR .NTSs

m IL + undersigned will attend to the procuring
| of Bounty Lands under the new Act of Con-
grcss, for persons who have been regularly mus
tered into the L. S. Service for the period of 1t
days or moro. This will include all who have
been mustered or called into service or served in
any of the expeditions in this State for the pur-
pose of suppressing Indian hostilitics, Such per-
sons will be entitled to
16O Acres of Land,
and by forwarding the necessary proof of their
service to the undersigned, the official forms will
he made out and forwarded to the proper Depart
mcnt at Washington, which will secure the return
of a Land Warrant
Having secured the services Of an AGENT at
Washington who will give prompt attention to
this kind of business, the undersigned is enabled
to ensure success to the applicant and claimant.
Apply to f, J. CURTIS.
4l-H Trinity journal Onicc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

STAMP TAx-The act reported by Mr.
Brent, Chairman Of the Committee of Ways
and Means, to impose stamp tax upon
foreign bills of exchange, &c, presents a list
of rates on sums ranging from 500 to $780,
O00 Upon the first, the rate proposed is
Is cents-on the latter $3.50 Estimating
the amount of foreign exchange drawn in a
year at $50, 100000, and the tax would
amount, on foreign bills of exchange alone,
to the sum of $l55,0 ,000 This would prove
rather too heavy burden. The rates pro-
posed are too high, and should be so far re-
dueed as to bring the estimated proceeds
from foreign exchange at not over 100000.
There are other sources Of revenue included
IN the bill, which would probably swell the
whole SUM collected under its provisions to
something like $l50,000 per annum. On
small bills the rate should on those ranging
from $40 to 500, not exceed 10 cents, and
so on in proportion. If rates are placed
too high, there will be less exchange drawn
by those who wish to send money out of the
State, and more shipments made against
which no exchange would be drawn Uai0n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
HEALTH AND LUXURY
INV AL ABLE TONIC,
GREGORY'S
VEGETABLE ANDY BITTERS ! (

A VAST AMOUNT OF NAUSEATTNG AND
AnoXious compounds having been thrust into the
market under the name of g Bitters, " il becomes
the duty of the Proprctors and Agents for the
sale of the celebrated
Gregory's Vegetable Brandy Bitters,
to expose the fact and absolve tne"lseves from
giving tacit assent to any merit claimed to be
possessed by those injurious compounds. The
special qualities of GREGORY'S BITTERS are
to renovate and nvigoratc the body, promoting
activity in the digestive organs. and consequent
ly eradcating dyspepsia and other similar com
plants incident to sedcntary life To all trav-
elers either by land or sea, to miners and others
whose occupation calls for severe muscular action
these Bitters will be found of Invaluable service
The high standing of DR.. GREGORY, the discov-
crer, was the first guarantee ofits superior excel
lcnce. its own uncqualled merits has since estab-
lished for it worldwide celebrity. DR.. Gregory
has for years been at the head of the Medical
Faculty in London, and twice President of the
London College of Physicians and Surgeons.
These Bittcrs are composed of carefully select
ed roots of fine tonic character and the choicest
brands of French Brandies, making them an
agreeable and palatabe stmulent, as well as a
hcalthul appctser. So generally are their mer-
its admitted, that they are always to be found in
every respectable Saloon, Hotel, and amongst the
stores of every steamer or packet ship.
f. LAMLIN G. CO.
l3l Clay street,
Are the SOLE MANUFACTURERS and DEAL
ETS in this admirable tonic in California, and
MESSRS G.. RENAUD & CO.,
Arc their Agents in Sacramento.
Orders addressed to either of these firms will
receive prompt attention. A liberal discount
made to dealers L. LAMLIN Il Co.
l3l Clay street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
TO THE LADIES
OF WEAV VIII LEI

DESIRING to close out our entire stock BY
| Jneyt spring, we now offer full assortment OF
ladies Dry Goods at San Francisco cost and char
res. For rs truthfulness call is solicited.
s''' d. NJ. EDER Il Co.
Weaver, Nov 90, 1856, i0-u'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
NoTTCE.

A Ii those who are Pioneers Of $50 and '5l, and
IA now residing in Trinity CO., desirous Of be-
coming members Of the Pioneer Club, now being
organized, will please make known the same by
application to i. j. CURTIS,
Oct ls, 1856. Corresponding Secretary.
T p. FISHERS ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ia. Iron building, opposite Pacific Express, up
stairs, San Francisco,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
III q II I O Il

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
IN has this day purchased the interest Of Isaac
Stein Of the late firm Of X. Harris N Co., deal
ers in clothing, and will hereafter carry on the
business on his own account. All accounts of the
late firm will he settled by X. HARRIS.
Weaver, Jan 90 1857. 2-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
ACKS NTH IN G..

CthRR f. FROST would respectfully in
" form the public that they can always be found
at their old stand on Main street, directly oppoo-
site the independence Hotel, where they are al
ways prepared to execute every description oi
Work in their line Of business with promptness,
and in the most sRGLLFtL MANNER.
HORSE, MULE, AND OK SHOElNG,
done at the shortest notice They have also on
hand large and well-sclected assortment OF
MINING TOOLS,
which they will sell at reasonable rates.
Thankful to the public for their past patronage,
they would respectfully solicit continuance OF
their fayOrs
IRON, stool,
and Dlacksmiths' stock generally always on hand
and for sale.
Weaver, Feb. %, 1856. 2G.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

FIYED.--F A. Cohen, for his assault upon
Thos S. King Of the Bulletin, was fined $50
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28
Notice.

fTiIE Books Of the Trinity County Water Co.
l. will remain open at the store of r. Clifford,
for sale of stock until further notice. BY Order
of the Board Of Trustees
s. CLARK JONES, Secretary.
Weaver January 10. 1857. 5lU