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fuy con cio1s Of the liberal manner IN which the cry
bat L. hsd reaed tire Interior institutions throughout
the present rtvu-Cn. IL il btieved that the backs
Of the State, as body, win be abe to comply Win
tie requishiors OF the city banks. The lew inslta
tons which will, if solvent be aided and II not
sound will be wound up, as they should be.
There 10 no new feature in the Money market. Inc
inclination is TO further relaxation but the aversion 70
paper is still strongly displayed by capitalists many
OF them having new large amounts o. suspended prom
ises hand. Nothing but the most select signatures
will pass the ordeal of private discount now and the
quantity of paper Of this quality offering cntsioe OF
the Banks ia unusually limited. We qsote a y
cent y month the range in the great bulk OF heso-
tiatons.
The Banks are more liberal in discounts, and con-
tnue 10 show improvement in their general condi'
ton. The week q return will show large increase IN
the items of deposits ard specie. The outgo OF specie
which is just commencing again, Will probaoIy shecK
the bank accumulation to some extent.
In Boston, the progress of the Money market toward
further ease is uninterrupted. Stocks are about as dull
az usual, with no fluctuations of importance, except IN
a few of the Copper companies, which had declined
largely.
The following table of Imports and Exports for the
port of New York in October shows some stnklng
points in comparison between the years 1886 and
1857. The amount Of merchandise actually thrown On
the market in September was sl3, against
$l5,4ls,359 in corresponding month of 1864 de-
crease Of 922 39l-while in October the decrease,
az compared with 1856, is g. 4O5 63O-an aggregate
dnir uon Of 50 1913 OBJ in the amount Of goods thrown
into market in two months. The exports exclusive OF
specie, ,how an increase of sl,l77675 in October.
The specie shows falling off of 81, 700, O00 For the
remainder of the year, and probably during the Win
ter, diminished imports will foot up largely. The
stagnstion in trade and the withdrawal Of credits
destined TO tell forcbly upon the importing business,
even low made manifest by the large amount Of goods
warehoused.
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Markets. =. Reported 5y Telsgrapl.

BUFFALO, Nov 7-6 p m.-FLouR unchanged; sales 1890
bbls - 75a - 80 suprfne Wisconsin and Indana -
6e5 IS for extra Ohio and Michigan WHEAT not active
and ayorI purchasers sales 5000 bush at &c. for Chicago
Springs sc fos red Indisna and 81 l2i for white Canada
CoRN steady sales a00 bush 6os Oars nominal sc.
WHISKY Homnslly ls9ls. FsEIGHrs duli lsc for Wheat
to LAKE IxPohTs for the "a hours endss q:
to-day: coo bblA Fouf 10000 bush Whest. CANAL Ex
roRIs; 1900 bba Flour; COO bush whe 90 bush Corn.
Wind noTth-esst, and there 10 small beet Ia.
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Marine JOURNAL
PORT or NEW YORK.......Nsv. :
Cleared.

steam'hps-JanestOwp, Parish, NoIfols, Ledsn Pa
ants Ouater City Shuiedt, Mobile and Havana fes sam
4 Co.; Alabama schenck, Savannah, L. Nit hon; NJ
vile Berry, Charleston, Spoford, Tleston Co -
Ships-Agpes tBrem) Sshellng Bremen, stanton ksoaa
Manhattan, Dixon, Liverpool c. II. Marshall Co zasssn
Robinson. Glasgow. Nesmth Sons Harrisburg Epssa
MaIs-iles, Boyd Hneken Ferdinand (Bren.b B,scA ~.
mouth BurchaId & Buch.
Barks-Risa (Russ) Railing Bristol FaDch Nein<ls,
UIion (Breml Hortsmanp, Bremen henninss, Muller Co
ling. 49, - -.
OBJ. Psysen, St. John, N. B., Neyias Sous; r q
Watson Bsrnaby Lsgusyrs. Daett Bss Eu.epdss BID
Wseman Londonderry, d. r. Dewof Belle Poue Joy Jaci.
onvie C. Z. j. Peters; Samson Brsss st. Nsiks hreNo
4 Pettes; p r. Cults Isley, Portland master.
SehooDeI-oeO. Hoffman Niel,,,on Bs.to. Js.s; Hssd,
Portland master, May Flower. Hopkins, Buetspcst p
Buck Co. L. Gilmore. Chase, Busnos AyTss nanslt
j. Darling Terry Pernsmbuco Napier Rankin 20, W
Philips Mount, Bucksvile, Brown De Rosset; saith
smith A.1andIi' &c Merrill Abbott; Nt a S'; ~
dtPhis W. B.asI sa.sD Lonf sS:sIn sps.s: Lss
soops-Rienh Brgss, Newport, b. r. pimeni W. 4
Brown, Hslloch, Providence, L kenney;
steamer--A H. Bowman, Wordin, hieamesab ~ n ~
lsghsIi Memphis, Wstson, Charleston.
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Arrived.

Bark Hannah secor Chase NewOrlesns l6 dsysvA ssca
Tobacco &c to w. Elwell Oct 2s lat ~ ., On ~
in with Span. brig Noticioso sssar days NO Havana M
Hamburg sinking condition. having experiences the 90
OF Oct % w. during which she had the decks we(o
and sprung and had then feet Of water 70 her het
took from her Capt ST. his mate and men, and brought 1
Bark Mahlon Williamson (of Wilmington, De, BsAAak
Bordeaux Sept 2 and the River the soh, with vkne tss
BARK Contes. lof ApaschcOla, Allen. Boston days ~
last, TO Q. p Bsbcock. -
Big odessa (Br stanwood Turks Island 70 days. viii ~
70 Sturges Co.
Brig Harriet Ann (Br CroweI. Dry HarbOr, JAM oes II
with p'mento, &c; to master Nov. Ia - lea ~
ssp05as brig John Taylor Of st. George days '~ S'
schr Merlin Br) Cole, Cumberland, N. s., 20 dsya VI
pndstones to saml, Noyes
scbr CathsriEe Bea, Shue, Belfast dsys with unlbsy
Rivez into BY Of the Csharne rsy ese.e
which in the sabosd quarter and started the deck &
schr Osprey tBrh Scott, Windsor, N 5, dsy'i d'hSv
ing at Port Morris. 49, $3.50,
Island, with naval stores TO Dolner, Potter Co.
Schr Pilots Bride, Csrhe Porto Ceselo Oct TO- with ~
fee, hides, 2cy to Dc AsedS Joys Go. Oct ~ sk ~
Ion. IS, passed bark Triumph stg Sw
ter TO A. Snishers.
sshr Isaac w Hughes Hammond Newberr, ". G, dsye
Schr s C. Jones, Bedell, Norfolk dsyl lH
schr VIM Hone, Scott, Providence for Philadelphia. ~
Scbr. Nersss, Newsomb. Boston.
schr Iabea Faulkner Boston days. With rass " Dsy.
SSas sG:. s9 Ss% sy; with line
Steamer Osprsy kenney, Providence ID hours, with nA
Isaac odel.
Steamer Delaware copes Philadslphi. dse. y PsrAas
sAlLED-steamship. Paldc, Liyerpool Quaker City Be-
vsna and Mobile; 8lsbams, Schenck Savannah castS4
Charleston; Memphis, do; jamestown, Norfolk, kc. ~
Anchored at Rhers Iand-Br brig Chesapeake, spd sssf
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Passenger Arrived
IN ship IaO, from -imOy-Jsmes r wIs,a u s.v.yrs
Passenger Sailed

I. ,sam,hip Baltic SO, LisepoOs-Nis Ms,sasr,cr y.
Mr. and Miss Coates Nj Pickman and family NJ, p,s.sAy
O. Dale Philadelphia; Mrs John J. Char and Ma As
Ausu.;u, veme' Mr.; csgt Benz: nd :ye ohad, Il
Mrs John Morris jr. Mrs Morris and ehild Bss;ssis.s
Ene Martin Cooper. Mr. John J9ios w 2. Les. A Esss
James z DiSb, ". Hicks, Henry Mcconnell Ma LsyT
Ter; James Wentworth and Corpehus Psrsoas 49,.
New-York q. D. Yunker Aug BnchweSds, JsEes ssurrs
O. CleAby-S
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SCHuYLKiLL.
Tota...........4IeI,5l2 38S32S2 Dee..soe, sso

The deereste of tunnage for the season. thus far by
the four principal lnes, is $685. SO tuns. The Lehsh
Navigation Canal is 263 357 tuns behind and the Read
ing Railroad 81 425 tuns making aggregate los Of
ga 1872 tuns. The Schuylkil Navigation shows in
crease of SO $50 tuns and the Lehigh Valley Railroad
of $40 tuns together 326. SOP tons-showiDg net
los. as stated above, of 3Os, $50 tuns.
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Sunday.

sunday. ....ss.o..NOV.
Ship Inc, Plumsr Annoy May g. vita zee, he. y
sin ken Ionsdes Oct e. lat 81 70 NJ lon So 10 W., spots
Br. brig o. Benson, from Bermuda for West Indies Nov
York.
Bark ZnssrelIs Banker Rio Janeiro Sept a. with coffee "a
AymaI Go Sailed In company with brig SPnte for New
tmore 'aed Esd The bark Rainbow for PHILADELPHIA and bre
Echo for New Orleans, sailed few days previously Oct ~
lat NJ, Ion 49, spoke chip Mnnshafs from TIE Chnchss
Tor Hampton Roads % days out day spoke Rns
bow, from Rio tSept 1s for Philadelphia IN omoau1
days. during calm. The days from 20 the Focs
tor since which time have had Ugh. battling winds and css
Brs Chesapeake Barker, Windsor N s., days, with ps
ter TO d. II. DewolE
schr T. C. Johnson. Bartlett Boston, for Richmond Va
Schr Mary Patterson, Welsh Boston for Phlsdelphs.
schr JOS CaIk, Henniker, Boston for Esg Hsrbor.
schr. Adelaide, Carr, Providence for Pblsdelphs
schr Meteor tof Brdseport) Burns, ssgus u days With
hides and molasses 20 GnDe Mnturn Co. vessel 70 Aor-
SGD, Hswley, Of Bridgeport
schr A: Ward Hoh, Malaga 81 days, with fri. 70 Holmes
Co. Oct ~ lat 10 3D. Ion. g. experienced hurricane fte0
S.W, to N W.; lost jib and split foressil
sehr Delesats. Newell Jcoinwsils g., dsr with poA'
schr Yankee Boy Risley, Phladelphia for Hartford.
steamer Potomsks, Cushman. New Bedford, with nadse 70
s:ameT Pelican Audricb Providence, with mase 70 Iss
Od.lL
sAILED-ship Agnes tBrem.). sehilns. Bremen.
FELLOWSHIP Hsnit (Of Bs.b) Basset from Bristol seq
WIND-Sunrise S.S.E., with fog; sunset, y e. %.
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MINIATURE ALAAsAc......THIs DAY. "a.
Sun ses.... GAL sets........4 a Mooa-x
NIGH wATER.... TINS DAT.
Sandy Hook... 0.S7 Gov. Id.. iz7m Hell 0sfs.... -
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CHICAGO, Nov :, 6 p u4-rLoux as.s. yys,..-
Soss ,-sSy oars aaii sHws'Sss % Bsel,: NJ sss
oIteo bash Wbsst shipments 10 Osseso; M, r.. 80,
tS,f. Wh,.i RrerIPIs; 800 be!s. Fctr lGco2 ~
osutG0 Nov ep m -FLors steady; sst.s eff 49,.
AZ ~ ~ - III common - eA.ia State HsIIr "a
lower sro cans 'si's % 5000 bah Chcaso sn.,s 49,
Coax hetsr md sale. Of eco bo.s ~ as &
InFosrs today 5000 tush Wheat; 90 ss.b pL.ss
bush. Barley. ' "eeaS ~
csssrnsIos, Nov She sales Of coTyos tod,
AUGUSTA, Nov. Sat Savannah. Ma "a =
and sctiye. As NJ
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following is the list per Qua
The following is the specie list Of the Baltic:

The Receiver of Taxes for this oily and county gives
notice that ! 2 cent will be added OIL the LIST Of
December to oil taxes remaining uDpsid and cent
on the 18th Of that month.
There have been several rumors of failures to-day
afoat, but as far as could trace them they took
place some time since.
The statement of the Treasurer of the United States
for the week ending Oct. 81, is as follows:
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and ERIE RAILROAD,

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa -
IN after Monday June H. le57 and until further notice. Pc
Trains wn esys pier foot Of Duanest 6levt ~
pUNKRK ExPRGSS, st an, for punsirh.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, ct s q m, for BuGalo.
MAIL, ct Gam, TOT Dvnkrk and Buffalo sDd ntsrDsGso
Uesttons.
HoCKLAND PASSENGER 9. s:se Pm. hon foot Il cAsnf
berss via Psrmont Sunens and intermediate seooA
WAYPAssENGER It pm, for Nswsursk, kidGessvG
md intermediate stations.
&ate stations
PIE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY (sUNpAys
ExCEFTED).
LIGHT ExrIEss .. pm, for Dunkirk, every ay
Nt0HT EXPRESS u pm, for Buffalo, evsry dsys. .
These Express Trains connect It Eimira With The Gn
s.n.pessus .nd Niagara Falls Railroad for Ssss ySh,
1.nshsmton With the Syracuse and Btnshamton ksrcA -
Syracuse 1t Corning With Buffalo, Coming and Hev.YSG
l.ros1 fof hochsstes at Crest Bend With Delaware =
wanna and Western Railroad for Scranton, ct HornsIS
9Th the Buffalo and New York City RaIosa Or Base;
suaso and Duntrh With the Lake bhoe harosA ts CseG
and, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit CHICAGO, &c.
HOMER RAItepELE. YyefteoG
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1HE ABOVE fhAINS SUN DAILY. lsCNpAy
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-FALL n

- WINTER ARRANGEMENf- sesdsys szesgtslb>
Ss<ns going East Leave Brooklyn 70: 0issDpcr ct
3sss brooklyn foo Ysphank ct 10 = m saa 5;Ys n -
se:d at 10 ssd u NJ $50 and leave sfooAlyu ~ ~
n.acs ct 10 and II . m. So, 4:se. and $50 n
I AND ROUTE-NEw-YORK TO PR0vl-
~ DENCE sc--On and sftsr Oct. q 1857, Tssh 81 -
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and gIsHKILL nAILa0Ay
ID. leave Hs..ora :sr ,ss .yy ssrs 81 Z: x.p::
Sssd sad gprnafeh Railroads. which leave Nsw Yosh
SAMUEL MOTT, eyDstktssS<se
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The reported tunnsge from the anthracite coal
regions shows little activity In the trade the
past week. The Schuylkill canal exhibits increase
the business of corresponding week last year Of
about seven thousand tuns The Lehgh Navigation
shows falling off corresponding week last yoar of
about twelve thousand tuns. The following table
shows the tunnsge of the several lines for the week
and season, as compared with corresponding time last
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TIE sfi 6ayi :tet st.ts, = 4 sNou' me Va % w
per- 1851 lie sbeooDie led fyu bic ssuei place % ~voi'
for foreign county with design to delreua h e'.u-
tors Gs they believe and that he as ho' i0i' " '.s
C.Inty Or State money TO pay sad aeos.
Some Of the sigpers Of the affidavit are re!.t yes OF
Dir. Alhbone. About three weeks ago Mr. aio'ne
,on,ood h;s ;r,sr.ion 10 -esirn the presidency ard
travel for his health, and the Board passed 'ompn
rnentary resolutions Of regret, &c.
The following Is comparative statement OF ne re-
oeip,s ard expenses Of the Central Railroad Coz psny
of Nev.Jersey for the six months ending Sept ~
1857 with the corresponding Fix months Of last year.
Reeeirts..............&S7 $50. lJ2 3o sH4,lD v.
Extenses............. l7S 80 81 lIo,h' y
Net esuf,es.....sI9l,Ss sl47.67S 70
The earnings Of the Gslena and Chicago Union Ra,i-
road for the month Of October are az follows:
October, AZ et5 81
October, lSj6..................'.'''''. ''f"f- q
Decrease. ..'".'''"'''''' P'H''
The earnings Of the Chicago and kock Isisnd haH-
road for the month Of October are as follows:
October, s9rv o.
October, 1856 ~''''''
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BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON Nov T. The U. g. NJ steamship Colamt'ss.
Perry from NewYork arrived here ct o'clock las. e7enire
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NEW WIDE-GAEGE ROUTE from NKW.'
n YORK TO ROCHESTER-Ths RoOBEsTEk -
oENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD Il now open. ana " go
Y6A and Erie Railroads, forms Direct routs ron Neville
10 Rochester. -.
lsr Afforded BY the vide renders By ~ TIE most 49,
bic between the above narnedcties wv~A
cksts ear ). procured s the New Yorh snd re
Ycist Once ook Of Duane-st and No. ~ bfosawss 49,
h Jersey City
Bsseege checked through - v,.s - u.nk.s.
Hreishts viii b. transported betwsen nevlost ~ 49,
tsn be obtained BY calling on the o~DeIn gaent ger
EsvYops and Ehs Rsrosd Ehe Blidinss; 9. D. YASs
rsH Sr,s.s Trsisht Agent No. Iss Broadway.
No trsns On bussle, Corning and New Yort ksfos1
Nav J. A. REDHsELD, sapesfntssdssh
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Receipts Of ProAuce

BY he No, "a Rire, Beas-is.sss bbs Flo.v. s.a.s
Wheat co. Rye. 1900 do. Corn So shss 1fs t0k
Bv Eric RaiyodS-2 OIL bbls flour ie3 -, 10y
Beef Hams 1876 bbls Whisky 9pkss Ash.s 2Ss ~ q
Leather, 40 Hoga '~,I ~" zee
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The October receipts Of the Illinois Central Road
were 1913 O65 II is rumored that the receipts for
October of the New-York Central Road viii show
considerably over 800 600 decrease The receipts OF
the Erie for the same month chow loss OF about
$780, 600.
The Niagara River (rorawanda Bank notes are
again received ct the Metropolitan Bank the same as
other State money.
Albert II. Nicolsy's regular semi.weekly auction
sale Ct stock and bonds will take place on Monday
next the 9th inst at 12l o'clock, NJ the Merchants
Exchange.
Simeon Draper will hold special auction ssle Of
stocks and bonds On Monday, l2s o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange.
MI. C. c. Walden, who has been for many years
connected with the Custom-House as Deputy Col
lec.or and who has recently been at the head Of the
warehousDg department, has resigned his situation,
having, we understand, taken charge of a new Sub
marine Exploring Company with a salary OF $1,000
per snnum.
There is rather more activity in bullion and the
premium Oh gold tends upward, although there isyes
no quotabe change. The rates are a0l p cent
Some soyeregns have been sold for shipment ct "a 81
Gsi IS for "VictorAs." At$i s. these are equal to
sixty days bill a; 81 y cent, providing there has
been no further change in the rate Of interest
TIE following sales Of Stocks ard Bonds were made
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The adjourned meeting Of the Clearing. House Com.
mttee upon the subject Of State currency redenptons
was held to-day. delegation Of officers of interior
banks, consisting of Messrs Martin Pruyn, Ocott and
King, Of Albany Yates, of Rochester; White, Of
Syracuse, and Mr.. j. 3. WAdsworth, united by invita-.
ion in the consultation. After long session Of six
hours the conflicting opinions harmonizsd and
was ssresd that after the 18th Of this month, the
State money currently received by the city banks
should be redeemed as before Of the Metropolitan
Bank at y cent discount, and that of the money al.
ready received ard represented by the Metropolitan
Bank certificates 49, 3Oo, Ooo the country banks shall
redeem 20 cent the LIST January, 20 Y cent on the
lst February, ard 10 T. cent monthly thereafter,
until all is med After the LIST Of January the coun.
try banks psy cent interest on the accamulatiOns
here The remaining agreements simply Eelsted to
the details Of arrangements. The above terms were
entirely satisfactory to tie representatives p'esen: Of
10 eerPtry banks, ssd they ezp:essei themselves
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eco Missouri pc. cent Bonds int added
1000 Vireinia Ca added 82
600 Nav and Harlem Railroad Is int added sol
81 sbayes A,ssns
M shsres American Fxchanre Bank esq
.bsres Rsnk ~ SO
Is shsIes GTocerS Fire Insurance Company
Ard by Albert II. Nicoay:
600 Mw and Horizon LIST Mort. Sc. int added 81.
$1,000 NewYork State cent Bd Of 1873 int added lo
zoo Tennessee &c. int added. Io8
1000 Mw sukee City IL, int added 46
d %
% ,hsres Excelsior Fire Insurance Company. s
50 shares Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company
Ard by Adrian H. Muller:
5000 Louisiana State 6 int added ........"7:.17s}
$l8 600 Louisiana State Is int added. .75U78t
40 shaIes North American Fire Insurance Co. 50
20 shares Commonwealth Fire Insurance 30
20 shares Broadway Fire Insurance 1Oe3
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The following is q comparative statement Of ~.
value Of certain Exports FROM tho commencement q
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-11
ARC ABE IEOTEI,

HENRY FOSTER, PROPRIFT0R
The subscriber would respectfully jpi.,r q
citizens of Cambria county and the trar.E''
public generally, that he has leased fr ,r-I
of years the above Hotel, and furnished !, !
manner eqnal. if not superior. TO n.arr Hm,.
Western Pennsylvania, and il being s;,ng.oi
one Of the most business streets in ,Jybr,ln,,
makes it desirable stopping place for bp.;,,
men. The Bar will be furnished with II. !.
liquors the Philadelphia Custom, House can az,
Attached is a large and cornmodious salo.s
the basement story. where every delicsey Nil
served up Every attention will be paid 70 Vi,
ors. HENRY FOSTER
Johnstown, Sept. 8, Is56-tf
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Cabinet SyaTe-EeooEas.
- THE undersigned having purchased the
III. entire stock o: furniture, Tools, &c of Ste
s'1s=sssA phen Lloyd Jr-, would respectfully in-
form the citizens of Ebensburg, and vicinity. that
he Will manufacture all articles of Furniture TO
order on the most reasonable terms.
The stock now on hand is large, consisting of
TABLES, BUREAUS, STANDS, BEDSTEADS,
CRADLES, &c. &c.
All articles manufactured in the establishment
will be finished in aworkmanlike manner, employ
ing none but xperienced workmen.
ROBERT EVANS, & Co.
Ebensburg April 2nd 1856.
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TAVERN STAND
e 40 SAFE OR RENT

NO y a IL h " N n Il N
-yHE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RETIRE
to private life, offers for sale that well known
stand. 1.-THE SUMMIT MANSION HOUSE, %
in Summtville borough, Cambria county, about
one mile from Crcsson station on the Central
Rail Road. Tho House is roomy and commodi-
Gus, with good stabling and necessary out-build-
ings, we'll of good water at the door, &c. II
no; sold soon, the property will be rented on rea
sonable terms. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES n. RIFFEL.
Snmmitvillo. Pa,
Sept. l5, 1871.
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Fountain Inn.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs Lii tr;s.,
and tho public generally that he has ,gain IA,
possession of the well known tavern stand Fo-
tain Inn.' situated Oh the turnpike i g.,
Gap, where he will at all times be pr,pars3
wait on his friends and customers.
Thankful for past favors. he can asSur. 1
people Of Cambria AID Blair eonutirs, tia.
pains will be spared to gain merit Of thelr }.
rona5e
JOHN FRIES.
Feb. 4. 1857.
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LOOK HERB 4!
NE w Ar WAL.

Ne w A Il Il v NJ.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
~ ROBERT DAVIS,
A lot Of Pure White Lead,
e A lot of Linsced Oil,
A lot of Putty,
A very large lot of Bar iron and Nails, all of
which he will sell on very small profits. for cash
donountry produce. CALL AND SEE. Also.
or cs forget that lie continues receiving fresh sup
NJ of Flour and Provisions generally, of the
Aest au.ty, evory few days.
RseE4sGyX. Sept. q, 1857.
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E40EAE EE5sES<
CORPORAL JOHTs KIEr

HoULD respectfully inform his ola 3
w and the travelling public shan h. s..' -.s
ed the Logan House, Hoilidayslurc. and :, E'1
pared to entertain all who may favor h.. lis
their patronage in unobieetionalle stvIe
The HOUSE has been newly FURNISHED :.
out In style not surpassed by any estaIE.i---s '--s
IN the interior Of the State Ills TABIP s
always be supplied with all the sulStant;--iI. I
deiicacies Of the season, aud ATTENDED = =
tive servants. In word, no pains will - -S'
to make the Logan first class house .rs
ing viii he left undonc to render its ones. :
Portable and happy -'''> 'az
The STABLES, which are extensive an
attended by honest and faithful hostIrrs
hESTEURAHT.-The basement /. oo.-..
as a Restaurant, where meals will % -
at all hours of the day. together with o..
wild game, sl and ali the delecac;os a.,
meuts Of the season. JOHN ETcEp,.,
June 4, lS56.-32tf Id
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NEW BLACK.sDlITH suOT.

FlaHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
" 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 BEACKSMITHING in all it's branch
es. Persons entrusting work to his care can rest
assured that it will be promptly attended to and
at moderate rates He would also, inform the
citizens that the business of HORSE SHUEING
will be superintended by himself personally
Owners of valuable horses will not be under the
necessity of sen ding their stock to neishborins
village, as his experience in this line IS widely
known. ISAAC SINGER.
Ebcnsburs. Apxi1 Q. 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-11
NOTICE.

A II. persons indebted to the firm of George
"a Murray, or George Murray g. Son, are here
by notified, that the notes and accounts of said
hrms have been placed in our hands for collection,
and that, unless payment be made immediately,
suits val be brought to enforce it.
JOHNSTON & MULLEN.
April Il, 1861.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-11

kn0sssorted pieces of Stone Ware, just 70
c<IJceived at the Cheap Stercd
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-11

ID ASKETS- Clothes, Tey and Work Baskets
IL at j. M'Dermit's.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-11

ENSlI-A fresh lot Of Salmon. Mackeral, Her
n ring and Goldfish, foi sale by
r. TUDOP