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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12
g Storp Of 8eal X1fe,
From the Saturday Evening Mail.
KATE DOUGLASS.
CHAPTER I.
"She walks in beauty, like the night,
OF cloudless climes and starry skies,
Aud all that's good, and best, and bright,
CHAPTER I.


OF cloudless climes and starry skies,
Aud all that's good, and best, and bright,
Meet in her aspect and her eyes,"
Well might this have been said of Kate
Douglass, for a more bewitching beauty was
seldom if ever seen. Her eyes we're Of the
darkest hazel hue, whose ever varying ex-
preston wore the impress of her soul. Her
hair, of the jettest black, she wore it simply
parted over her forehead, and tastefully ar
ranged, displaying the finely moulded fea-
lures to the best advantage.
She was tall, splendid figure, and moy-
ed with queenly grace. She was the last
of the noble and wealthy family of Doug
lasses, and the immense estates belonging
to the different branches of the family were
concentrated in her. At the time when our
history commences she was but eighteen,
had just completed her extensive education,
and was one of the most accomplished ladies
in London As the sole heir of wealthy
family, she was the most brilliant star in the
large circle in which she moved, and as such
was courted and fattered by all But not
the ardent VOWS and vehement expressions
of her wealthy suitors could win the heart
of our fair,,heroine-she, too, we'll knew that
her wealth was the greatest attraction, and
deprived of that, she would be deprived of
their alterations.
Kate Douglass possessed, beside her many
attractions, a heart of uncommon loveliness,
and virtues of the rarest quality. Her warm
and affectionate heart was disgusted with
the cold formalities of city life, and she
determined to seek in some retired spot that
happiness which child raised in the city
knows little of, and where she would be lov-
ed for her self alone.
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HIGH PRICES FOR ToBAcco.-The mar
ket in Danville is just opening, and prices
are extravagantly high. One of our lead.
ing manufactures, says the Republican of
Thursday, has just shown us the sample Of
a parcel which be has purchased at $50 per
hundred.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

s@ A poor poet having written some dog
gerel verses toa young lady, in which he re-
peated the phrase, 81 saw thee once," she
returned to him for an answer, that she would
take care he never saw her again.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

na- Rev. George G. Foote, an Episcopal
clergyman, rector of Whitemarsh Parish,
near Philadelphia, took his congregation all
aback, few days since, by announcing that
he had become convert to the Church of
Rome.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

A LEGAL OpINIoN.-Onc of the most
distinguished and eloquent Boston lawyers,
while entering his cold bed on sharp
night, lately, was overheard to say to himself.
"Wcll of all ways of getting living, the
worst man could follow would be going
about town such nights as this, and getting
into bed for folks"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12
CHAPTER III.

In splendid mansion in London, in
richly furnished apartment, sat brother and
sister, clad in the deepest mourning. Near
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

naya The following epitaph is said to be
written on scolding wife:
Here lies my wife, poor Polly; let her lie,
She finds repose at last-and so do l."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-23
sa g 8 8 z 8 9 g 3 9 3 {

Ii is a most undoubted fact that DR.. San
sord's Inyigorator, or Liver Remedy is one of
,be greatest discoveries made in medicine the
past century. II has been q, study of the DR..
during twenty years practice to find what
particular organ, when diseased, caused the
greatest number of ills or pains, and his con-
elusion is, that the liver is the greatest reg
n,ator OF the system and the most liable to
disease, while if kept free from disease is a
preventative of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, general
deb;l;tr. &c, while last but far from least We
neution consumption for our experience is
that more cases Of consumption occur from
diseased liver than from all other causes put
together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis, we
have but TO find a remedy with which to cor
rect the liver, and we have cure of nearly
all the diseases we are subject to by simply
Il ussiup a preventative. That the Invigorator
ss such o remedy is beyond doubt to all who try
a for it's virtues arc such that for all COM
plants arising form liver arrangements it is
an unfailing remedy. while as a family mem
lcine. for all diseases of the stomach or bowels,
which are caused in greater or less degree
by liver arrangement, it is the safest, surest
xna most eficaeious remedy known. ~ i"
For rsle here by an Druggists. 42--it.
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NrcREA,s CELEBRATED
Ito TJID CT q & ,

THE GR E A Il A d II f S I E :.
lHost useful article erer imeented, for house.
store and office, sarpossfng IN utility er-
cry other glue, gum, mucitoge.
q paste cement h1,o1cn.
Always Ready for Application.
ADHESIVE ON PAPER, CLOTH. LEATHER,
FURNITURE, PORCELAIN CHINA, MAR
BILE, OR GLASS
K{NOR manufacturing Fancy Articles, Toys etc,
u il has no superior, not only possessing greater
strength than any other known article, but ad-
here's more quickly, leaving no stain whegc the
parts are joined. NEvER FAILS. .s
Within the last three years upwards of 250. 900
hott'es of this Justly celebrated LIQUID GLUE
have been sold, and tie great convenience which
it has proved in every case, has deservedy secured
for it demand which the manufacturer has found
it, at times, difficult to meet; acknowledged by
all who have used it, that its merits arc far above
any similar article or imitation ever offered to
tia public.
g3- This GLUE IS estensirelu counterfeited OBJ
se-pe-ihe liable &" lNcRca's Celebrated Liquid
GI.ie, the Great 4Adhesire. - Take no other.
THENTY FIVE CENTS 4 BOTTLE
Manufactured and Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Wa C. McREA, Stationer.
No 907 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
cS- Liberal inducements offered to persons de
srous Of selling the above article.
Sep. % 1S5T-45-Iy
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9w A good looking friend Of ours. who is
on this side Of forty, though somewhat hoary-
headed. while absent from this city few days
used Prof woods Hair Restorative, and on
his return allied to see his lady-love, but was
amused to find she did not recognize him and
Immediately determined to pass for a cousin
of bimself, but was eventually chagrined to
find he was supplanting his former self in the
affections of the lady, which caused him to
make himself known; but the lady still says
she likes the counterfeit better than the origi-
nal, and insists that be continue Gfnecessary)
to use the Hair Restorative. To be had of
the Druggists. [St Louis Morning Herald
For sale here by all druggists.
Sep. .23.-2t-46
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rEroa, fhe Easa,nah,n Siar.,

Among the many preparations now In uss fos
the restoring preserving and beautifving the hair
there are none that can recommend with more
conftlence than Prot. Woods Hair Restorative
now in general use throughout the States. Tbi.
preparation possesses the most invgorating quail
tiles, and never falls in producing the most hap
nv results when applied according to directions
We refer cur readers to the advertisement for a
few Of the inr,aInerable certificates which have
been sent ly parties W ho have been benefited by
1t, snd who feel happy in giving testimony 10 It'd
wonderful effects produced on Them
Q. J. WOOD & Co. Prerrietors. sl2 broadway.
New York. and IA Market ST., st. Iouis Nc
For sale here by all Druggists. faug. 5,'sf
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Gifts. Gifts Gifts !. l..
4 rsrfrc TO Ey very Purchaser,

At the Quaker City Publishing House If
DUANE RULISON, PHILADELPHIA.
EfY buying book for 81, or more, you are at
ED once presented with prize. worth from rs
cents to $3.50, consisting of Fine Gold Jewelry,
Watches, &c. All orders by mail viii be promp-
ty flied, and the prize prizes viii accompany
the books. Our list contains all Of the most pop
ular books of .hc day, aud will be sold at the
usual retail prices. many of them for less. Per-
sons wishing any particular book can order at
once. and it will be forwarded with gift. A
catalogue giving full Information, wit. list Of
books and gifts. will be sen. post paid, by ad-
dressing
DUANE RUIISON
No 33 South Third ST., Phiiadelphis.
eaAgents Wanted,
Sen ISn7-3rD
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THE partnership heretofore existing between
| David II. imports. Gideon Kinports and
Porter Kinports, under the firm of d. r Kim
ports & Bros, in the numbering and merehandi-
zing business, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tusl consent. DAVID r. KINPORTS. I
Sept. Is, 1857.
THE business will be continued at the old stand
in Cherry Tree Borough, by David r. Kin
ports & Gideon kinports. in whose hands the
books of the old firm have been left for settlement
aud collection. All persons having unsettled ac-
counts will costs by having them cleared
soon. ID. X. & G. k1NPORIS.
Sept 1e, '57-45-st.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Z ETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON THE
q estate of Dennis Dougherty. late Of Ale
gheny Township, decreased. have been granted to
the undersigned, residing in Allegheny township
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate requested to come forward aud settle.
and those having claims against said estate will
present their accounts properly authenticated for
settlement. HUGH DOUGHERTY.
Sept Q. 1e57-6t-44o 1
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q RETIRED PHYSICIAN
rs Years of Are

~ AOo4o o VI hSC.
4 Whose sands of life have nearly run out, dis
I covered willie in the East Indies, certain cure
for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis. Coughs.
Colds and General Debility. The remedy was
discovered by him WHEN lis Only dhiid daugh-
ter waa given up to die. lie had heard much Of
the wonderful restorative and healing qualities
Of preeratons made from the East India Hemp.
and the thought occurred to him that he might
make remedy for his child. He studied hard
and succeeded in realizing his wishes Ills child
was cured. ard is now snd alive well. lie has
since administered the WONDERFUL remedy to thou
sands Of sufferers in all partsof the world and he
has never failed in making them completely
healthy and happy. Wishing to DO as much good
Al possible, he will rend to such Of his afflicted
felow-beipes as request it, this receipt with full
and explicit directions FOR making it up sceoss-
fully rscing it. He rcquiers each applicant 4
to enclose him one sflilling-th &c cents to \
be returned as postage on ths receipt. ani the 7
remainder to be applied to the payment of
this adrcriccnent.
AdGreas Or. II. JAMES,
I. Nc. 70 Gren5 Street
/ jersey Cir, VI,
e.
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~dD,EH0.E~

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT -AP-
In plication will be made to his Excelency
Governor Pollock for the pardon of JAMES s.
CIOSSIN, convicted in tie Quarter Sessions of
Cambria county, 1855, for Larceny, and sentcn-
ced to undergo an impris onment in the Western
Penitentiary for years and months, and at the
same sessions convicted of Burglary and senten-
ced to undergo an imprisonment in the Pciaiten-
tiarv for 8 wears. J. W. SLICK.
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SrArS AND MExIoo.-1he Epocha of Madrid.
good authority, formally denies r,Imors TO the
eject that negotiations with the Mexican Gov
eminent were to be re-opened either at Paris or
London. Direct negotiations are definitely cio-
ed and the rupture is complete. They will.
hereafter. be carried on, if at all through the
French and English Governments, though these
last are in no way authorized to act ediat"rs.
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B 0 Q rs.

anu , II . r ..
Together with large assortment Of articles for
gentlemen's wear, not necessary to enumerate.
4 large and varied assortment of Ready Made
Clothing f1r Boys. Farmers and others, wishing
to clothe Their sons with winter suit will find it
to their advantage to call--we determined to
sell good az tice and at prices to suit the times.
All the above goods viii be disposed of at great
ly reduced prices FOR CASH
Ebensbu,g, Sept. 8. Silt.
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To the Independent Voters Of Cam.
hrfa GQuurV

HyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIAISEL f
T. as an Independent Candidate for the Off
ces of Register e. Recorder. and Clerk of the Or
phans' Court of Cambria County. at the election
in October next, and pledges himself. if elected,
to attend to the duties of said offices promptly
and satisfactorily. 3 GEORGE C. KAHN.
TFhopshlIro AlIp,lst o6 1887
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-23
ELISHA KENT KANE.

A BIOGRAPHY. BY WILLIAM ELDER.
IN announcing the Life Of DR.. Kane, we are
Il but anticipating tho wishes of thousands and
tens of thousands Of the admirers of that great
man.
Having been personal friend of the deceased,
and enjoyed a large share of his confidence, DR..
Elder is we'll qualified to do Justice to the subject
This work VIII be issued in one handsome oc
tavo volume, and will equal in every respect the
superb volumes of "Arctic Explorations"
Gently published 1t will contain full face por
trait, executed on steel, as well engravings OF
his residence, tomb, medals. &c.
In order to give this work large circulation
it will be sold at the low price of $3.50.
More than 500, 900 Sold In 9 Months
DIR. KANE'S GREAT WORK; ARCTIC EX-
PLOROTIONS,
Is now being read by more than two hundred
thousand persons, old and young, learned and un-
learned. 1t is just the book which should beow
ned and read by every American. 500 newspa-
pers have each pronounced it the most remarka-
bic, and marvellous work ever published. The
foreign journals and the most distinguished sdrans
of Europe are extravagant in its praise. 1t is
more interesting than Robinson Crusoe; being
faithful account Of privations and hardsbips. the
narrative Of which cannot be read without shud-
der. Our most eminent men have We'd with each
other in extottiug its.merits.
Two vols, octave, Superhly illustrated Three
Hundred Engravings. Price $500.
DIR. KANE'S FIRST NARRATIVE.
The United States Grinnel Expedition an
Search of Sir John Franklin, during the
gears 1850 and 1851.
Personal Narrative. by ELISHA KENT KANE.
Bl. D.. U. ST. N. One volume 8vo., upwards
of $50 pages containing 200 Steel Plates and
Wood Engravings. including a fine steel Por-
trait of Sir John Franklin, being the only one
ever engraved in America. Also, Biography
of Eranklin, by S. Austin Allibone, Esq. So 90.
This work is totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition, and embraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published
1t should be owned by all who have purchased
the last Expedition, IS it makes DR.. Kane's works
complete.
A PHOTOGRAPH OF DIR KANE,
Taken from life by Brady, IF Nev York
Price $500.
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SUICIDE BY STARvATloS.-Mrs Olive Clyde,
OF Bristol, VT, recently died of starvation
having absolutely refused all kinds of food
for thirty three days She had been deserted
by her husband, aud for some time received
aid from the town
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NnTICE TO TEACHERS.

EvXAMIN ATOMS FOR TEACHERS WILL
Il be held at the following tin es and places
and for the number of teachers designated:
Loretto BorGagh-l teacher, 4 Sept. %,
jefferson, Summerhill tP.,-l0 teachers, Oct. 1e /,
Ebensburg, for Borough '' Oct. 23.
Ebensburg for Cambria tp. 10 s' Oct %,
Carrollton, for Carroll tp.-f0 Oct. 80.
Carrolltcn, for Susquehanna tp--" Oct. so
Carrollton, for Chess tp.-5 Oct. 30'
st. Augustine, for Cearfeld--lo g Nov s.,
st. Augustine. for White-5 Nov. s.,
Loretto. for Allegheny tr-10 Nov. g.,
Loretto for Munster tp.-5 Nov. g.,
Harris School, House, Jaekson-7 e. Nov. 10,
Vaughn'sf 's !" Richland-10" Nov. 12,
Rolling Mill /" Conemaugh 70 " Nov. IA.
In the other districts the schools are open. A
number of first class teachers are wanted. If de-
sired, lectures will be delivered in the evening of
each examination. S. B. MCCORMICK,
Sept. 23, 1857. . Co. Supt.
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Stata of ulinn;s Carlisla Inna ar 1az

Stais Of Illinois. Carlisle. June 27. 1861
ave used Professor o. J. WOODS Hair Res
tarative, and have admired its wtnnerful effect.
Ny hair was lecoining. as thought. premature.
ly gray, but by the llseaof the "Rostoratiyr'' it
has resumed its original culor, snd, have ..a
dcuJt, permanently So. eo
SinNEY BEEFSE.
Ex-senator United States
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To the Voters of Cambria County

I'm PURSUANCE OF REQUESTS FROM
Il numerous National Democrats, in different
parts of the county. / hereby offer myself as a
candidate at the ensuing October election, for a
seat as representative in the next Legislature. II
elected, pledge myself to discharge my duties to
my constituents to the best of my abilities.
WIN PALMER. .
jefferson Sept. 9, 1S51.-te.
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TAVERN STAND
r OR lie q R r r. n 4

THE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RETIRE
! to private life, offers for sale that well known
stand, "THE SUMMIT MANSION HOUSE, -
in Summitville borough, Cambria county. about
one mile from Cresson station the Central
Rail Road. The House is roomy and commodi-
Gus. with good stabling and necessary build
ngs, well of good water at the door, &c. II
not sold soon the property will be rented on rea-
sonahe terms. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES NJ. RIFFEL
Summtville. Pa,
Sept. Is, 1s47.
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New York. Oct. 2. 1853

- New York. Oct. 2. 1853
PROF. o. J.. WoOD-Dear Sir Alter resa-
ing the advertisement in of the New York
Journals, of your celebrated Hair Restorative,
procured q half pint totile. and was SO much
pleased with it that, i continued its use for two
months. and am satisfied that it is decidedly tho
best preparation before the public. 1t at once
REMOVED ali tho dandruf and unpleasant itching
from the scalp, and las rcatoredly hair natura,
y. and. have no doult permanently So
fof hare pernlissin t9lrefef to me, al whs
sntertan any doubt cf .osperiJrtning al thst
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kOWH fCOpSEty Tue HdEce
TyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF
u his valuable property, situated on the Sus-
quehanna 4 Ebensburg Plank Road and adjoin-
ing the residence Of Rev. David Jenkins. The
property being beautifully situate. would make
coed summer residence. The building is two
story. and we'll planned. together with all the re
cessary buildings attached. 3hers are acres
Of ground attached TO the premises, on which will
be u choice lot Of fruit trees. Terms mad,
| easy. JAMES r. DAVIS.
Ehspss u-g Aus. -, issT--4e
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e II e n BURG AND CREssOx
R A IL-ROA
ETTINGER, ULLMAN & CO.
rhs Cars Coming ,

ETTiNGER, ULLMAN q co.
THE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE PLEASURE IN
] announcing to the citizens Of Ebensburg and
vicinity that they have oponed large and heavy
assortment of READY-MADE CT OTHING, in
the store room adjoining the 'sMountain House,"
and immediately opposite the residence of Johns
ton Aeore.
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 geutlcInen's wear. including
every variety Of N
Ncckerchiefs, Scarfs,
Handkerchiefs, Drawers,
Uundershirts. Collars,
S ks, Com forts,
Glcves. =. Fine Shirts. &c.
FxNE E r. Ess ATS,
Oyer CoaS,
Cashmere and Cassnett Coats,
Monkey Jackets,
OF all siz-s and prices. Fine Black Fancy Cas-
srnere and C,ssinet Pants. Vest Of all Patterns,
from 81 90 to $1,000.
H ATS,
CAPS.
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To the Independent Voters Of Cam
bria County.

EEAVTNG BEEN SOLICITED BY NUM-
Il Il BER of my NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
FRIENDS in different sections of the county, to
run an Independent Candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer, hereby offer myselfa candi-
date for the suffrages Of my fellow citizens.
Should receive majority of their votes prom
se to discharge the duties of the office to the best
of my ability. r. H. TUDOR.
Ebensburg. Sept. 16, 1S57.-te
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Mss fEEEs. sss Greenwich A..

have used Professor o. ). Woods Hair Res-
torstive. arti have admired its wonderful effects
IL restored ~. hair where it had fallen OF !; it
cleans the head, and readers the hair sofs aad
smooth-much mors sa than oil d -,
-.es MARY A. ATKINSON,
Louisville, Nov. 1. 1866.
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BRAZIL AND THE BRAZILIANS
By REV d. p. KIDDER, Of the IhetAodis,
Episcopal Church.
By Rev j. c. FLETCHER, Of the PresIy-
terion Church.
This new and spiendidlv illustrated work Zone
large volume octave. in uniform style with the
superb volumes OF DIR. Kane's Arctic Explora-
tions } is the Joint effort of the above named gen.
tlemen who. as travellers and missionaries, (and
one in an official position Acting Secretary of
! the United States Legation at Rio.) have had a
long and varied experience in land full of in
terest whether we regard it in natural, COM
mercis, political or moral point of view. Price
| ts 90.
Of Any OF the above works will be sent by
mail free of postage by remitting the published
| price.
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T~@DCEMaEEE.

B. M'Dermitt No. 1l2, June Term. 1857.
vs. In Common Pleas of Cam
L s s niis Montgomery 'ri' county Vend- EHp0n-
THE undersigned, auditor appointed to distri-
! butte the money arising from the sale of the
defendants real estate, sold on the above stated
writ. hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties of said appointment at his office in
Ebensburg, at.the hour of O'clock on Saturday
the 8 Ist day of Octo5er, A. D., 1857.
PHIL S. NOON, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Sept %, 1s57-46-4t.
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A PHOTOGRAPH OF DIR KANE,
Taken from life by Brady, Of New York
Price S. 90.

PRESS.
COL. J. c.. FREMONT'S EXPLORATIONS.
Prepared by the Antf,or. and embracing all
has Expeditions.
Super bly, Illustrated with Steel Plates end
Wood Cuts, engraved under the immediate super
intendence of Col. Fremont, mostly from Daguer-
reotypcs taken on the spot, and will he issued in
style to match DIR. Kane;s works. 1t will also
contain new Steel Portrait, being tie only cor
rect likeness of the author ever published. Two
volumes octavo-S5 90.
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Tavern stand for sale OF Rent

GTRAYEs1 Or STOLEN.-Frorn the
y subscriber, on the night of the lth Of Au-
gust, TWO MILK COWS-one brown cow, s
or 10 years old, with slit in each car ; the 9TH
er white and red cow, IA or Is years old, with
bull calf about 2 months old. same color small
red spots on each. Any person giving inforna-
lion OF the sa1ne viii be literally rewarded
MICHEL KENNEDY.
Carroll Township, Set. 2--s3-st.