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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-12
FIRST CLASS

si
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fertc,i Books Stationery Boots
Shoes, Hats liquors Ols, 6c., dnI
bottes1 Cnmphcuc and Spirit. rur.i
peuiiut tiu barrels, Cnrrrtiug, China
Glars aud Glassware, CigarsUn eases III
Clocks, I"nlectionBrics. Cotton Cards
Casks and BoNcs, Dry Goods On box.
es and talCsA Drugs, Fruits, Iruui
Trees and ShruhAcrg Furs, Gardtu|
Seeds, looking Glasses and Loosingl
Glass Plates, cat owners rsk) Oys.I
tiers Ga cans aud jars Saddiery, 1fn
and britannia Ware, Teas and Spices
Georgia and south Carolina Domes
tics--pef 100 ihs ........,..,,...... itA saL| "a
SECOND CLASS -" !"
Hardware, except such as specified iul
htst and tlirl clHssrs. Coffee Mills
Nulassrs Machinery, Foreign Liquor,
Vn barrels aud Vipcsl Tobacco tin
boNts,l Leather On rolls and hoNcsA
OILS (iu barrels aud casks,l Cttckcryl
andQucepswnrc tiu crates aud cAsks1I
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass
and Coppcr--per loo lbs .,......,.. OOl Isl 10
TlIlHD CLASS
Axes, Sugar Shovcls Spades Sad Irons
Pig aud rar Iron, Zine aud TIN dni
ris-o Tin Plate, Anvils, Vices. Nnil.
Casks Of Chains and Hoes. Manila
aud Cotton totdgpc Cement, Courr
Heavy Castings, Mill Oparirg, RaN|
Road Wheels and ANles, Chairs aud
spike and RosIu Ga barrcls)-per
SPECIAL RATrs. ''''''''' ~ w 'O
Furniture aud Carriages boxed } and
other llabt ARTICLES enata~r.t,,i.
also, Carhoyr Of Acids or other Chcm.I
icals, WILDE charged 10y actual weight
but at double fret class ratos--pcrI
lUu lbs '........,. ...,... ,....,.l g,8p l63 th2
Single Packages Of 100 pounds and under, will be
charged ~ cents on each Road
Articles not enumer ,tcd In the above rates will be
subject to classification by the Agent as the point Of
shipment.
orerohdrgcs to be promptly settled by Agent delIy-
ctiug The goods.
Damage to be settled by Superintendent Trauspor-
taiion Of this Road and appeal from his decision on
the part Of connecting Roads,
In cases o. liisaed damages each Road entitled to
charge local rates from point Of shipment destination
Goods must be well and securely put up and plRnly
marked with name of 0onslgnec, destination, and Depot
Of delivery
This Through Rate does not affect Tho Local Rates OF
% February, 1851.
Through Rates on specified articles from Nashville,
as published fth March, 1851 Is confirmed and contiu.
ucd.
Ample notice will be given Of any contemplated adj
vance on the above rates. n. {. JACKSON,
Sup't Trans. Fast Tenn. Ga Rgji Road.
Knoxville june lsl, i,57-tf-i5i
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New Wagon Makers Shop.
JAMES BAKER,

Ian s-l-4s5
New Wagon Makers Shop.
JAMES 1nKEu,
South Sideo The Bridgr,
Athens, Tenn,
n prepared to make an kinds Of Wagons, on short
notice and IN the best style-irom a Mhcelbnrrow
ed All Minds of Repairing done on short notice, aud
with the he't material Call In, gentlemen, and Judge
for yourselves
lie would be thankful for the ase4f,l due 70 work
already done. Jan s-ii-i,h
A T II E MS FOUND DRY
Ann
Machine Works. .
I'HE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Athens and the
public generally, that he isnow in operation
and prepared TO do
g n. - III Il M O.
of every description in HE line, aud would
therefore splcit orders from all those who may
want anything Of the kind.
lie ia now casting and has for sale dif-
ferent sizes of the Globe, or Alright Cook
stoves, furnished complete; various sizcs Of
Parlor. Nine Plate. Chamber, Onoe aud Shop
Stoves. Also. Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons.
Plourhs right and LEFT hand.
Also. the Klgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two 10 five thou
sand feet per day. 4 II kinds Of
MI n. Q III r NJ II II Y
fitted up in the best and most durable manner,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing Of every description.
lie is also prepared to DO all kinds Of
Brass casting.
The highe-t Cash price will be paid for
OH GOLFER. G.. ZIMMERMAN.
=. :. There is connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persona
wishing castings can have patterns made TO
order. CT
Athens. Tenn. July is. ls5--u 40S
GtTGiU.- Thr,g hds prime Ngs Orleans sugar
- Fr salr cheap. lOc15l IN HENDERSON.
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A. tHins. very beet quality new crop SuRnr. met
- received aud or sale " N tttpEN,
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SUGAR, Coffee, Coverings Fine Golden syrup
- ttle best that Is made In the worldl Rice. Soda,
Starch, Manila Rope Pepper, Spice and Ginger, Just
received and fer sale by (Oct23l g. W. ROSS.
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Dysentery. Relax, and Worms.
hhV' d. uhllflNt iOHmh8teT.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Rsr. j. Hines, Idst0r Cf ddreHt Church, Boston
DR. AVN have used your Pills with extraordinary
Ia NV fmily aud among Those am called 10 visit
In distress 10 regulate the organs Of digestion aud puri
~ the blood they tie very best remedy have
known, and eau confidently recommend them 10 my
iflcnds. Yours, j. v. HINES.
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IOE ~ rlnist-

CORPORAL JOHN EIErF.e los
"a plLp respectfully .- f.. ..
W -Hd the travelling nrl..
e.. '.e Logan House. Il...-ar.. .- - "a
rsre1 O. entertain a.i vi.r-sv ...-.
ta.lT Ts-T"ug -e iu U-H'.. ....-.--. -. .--. .
The HOUSE ha- ls,H u,. a. .--....-..
car % style u., .s.rl.-- e.s . .........
m 'ae interior % ta- State. ran,
Away hg supplied with 4,! :le ..f .f-.'-.--II
c-..'.c.ee of tic sea~.H. --I a,t..s..F. '.
tive se.r'auts. H. a,rl. ro ..afr> s, +. .-'
t. maze the loan irst c..sy -u.s. a.. 4.
f1Tial.e and happy. s'- 49,
IHe STABLES, wLi-h are extensive g..
attended hy honest and f,.taial has,l.rE
RESTAURAET.-Tlc Iasc.g,rt fs.-
as q restaurant. where meals will be s-
II All hours Of the day, toCcthcr viii. AZ
Wild game. fish and all tile dclc,acf,sar. p. /.
n:euts Of the season. JOHN E,IErr.. &
June !, lS5G-32tf. : IL
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4 \ ORDINANCE.-Be ii ordained b, H..
IA BafgesS and Iotcn Cougcil Of the 6oyough Of
Ca"rolio'ca, and it Is hereby ordained by the a6
thority of the same, that hereafter, no person or
persons shall be allowed to hitch any horse mare
or geidlnS or any other animal, within eight feet
ot the outside limits Of the street. on either side of
Ine street IN salt borough of Carroiitown. Pro
ctded hO1rerer, that any person or pers,,7s NAV
erect h'tch'ng posts for the porpose Of hitching
horses o other animals, eight feet from the outside
OF SAID street, and any person or persons rolating
the provisions of this ordinance shall be s,,I;,tf
to line of fifty cents to be recovered according
=" '.e provisions Of the several acts Of Assembly
relative to boroughs. IN such cases made and pro
vided. This ordinance to take effect yitbin ton
days from the time Of publication Of the notice
according to law.
JAMES PHAGAN. Burgess.
Attest: JoHN Z. MAUcHER, Clerk
August 4th. 1S5S.-3s
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rss- aiviccs from Labrador affirsl that I'M
7eratlve orders have been given by the French
naval commander to all settlers, other than
French, on the north side of Newfoundland
(thc south side Of Straits of Bellisle) to quit
the coast and give up fishing. Some of the
inhabitants, it is said, have been in possession
Of their haoitations for nearly hundred
years, yet have been ordered to leave their
ststlons before the first Of August
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sARG AIMS! BARGAINS
80 COPPER & SiEET-IROE WAkA
Merchants ana Others in want Of TIN, c..
PER OR SHEET IRON WARE are rcs- gs
Pectiully invited TO call and examine 81
my stock, got up expressly for the isll =,
rade. 1t Is the largest and best assortment q u
ound " est of the mountains, made in a s.Ea-. q.
manner and of the very best materials. H-'I'
adopted all the improvements Of the tine n.
trade, in machinery and materials, a1 20. -,
to complete successfully with city us--l-' '1''-'
IL prices and terms. No,
Orders from one dollar to five huHc.e' -
worth, promptly filed, the wares careful! E1''
and guaranteed not 70 leak ~
One trial from merchants who have D.. .. =
with me heretofore is requested. 81 ga
for q Price List "a
Thankful for past favoTs, rcsp5t;ii!s -
their continuance. Address 49,
T. Y. IL
Johnztown, Cambria eou' = -
Oct. 81, IS5-.-5Otf Il
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- Captain Travis, 1.-THE great pistol shot, :"
has bcoa instructing class Of forty-ive
young ladies at Lexington. Kentucky. IN the
NJ" Of the pistol. Among them, he saws the
most timii became he best shots With
practice they acquired courage. and ten time.
out Of twenty. they would hit the bulls
eye
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WASHINGTON EzaTSE-

LAWRENCE SCHROTH. Paopa.r-o,
|NHIS popular and pleasantly situated H..
Il Is located in the village oCCarryI,t,n G.
oTls county, and is kept in manner s. as :
ford every comfort to visitors. beiDg vyalI f,,-
ed IN every respect. HIS BAR y,T -
tain the best Of liquors: his T4RiF =,
oest the market can afford. Noth.ng Will T. :.
and agreeable
Csrroison. July /. 1867.
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CAoArE's SrYLE.--it Is said that the very
hfSt paragraph Of Hon Rufus Choate's ora.
non at Boston, on the 5th lust contained
200 word Is, uttered without pausing for
breath. Another sentence contained 500
words. is twelve inches long in print, and is
decorated with about two hundred and ffty
ahjectives my
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ARCADE EIoTEI. Ib.,-,
49,! hl.->rl MI io>IEh. Tlaymr1ar.

hENi,l @ FOSTER. rlsyurT"r' r
FENiiS HOTEL. FoEslEELY FyGv.
the 'E0eus6urg H-l-.. f, .,. ~" y a
csf and bot stand .r ;ta i.-5--.. -,
Tor ia. acoommoisti.u gf t.- .r...... ~
~ Tho Proprietor 7-srra- j. ys.-'..
posed . Fairouize a.n t..' BIS Tam.
supp ICED WITH a.l tae lgzue .r ....
bAi. 'i'1 ne --..---'si I.1a-.. ...-.-
sps-,.i O. scl..rI ~ -g.-.. .... ~. .-
Ea-u-hu-C. AR. Is. I--=...-.
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1S he Democratic party has outlived
every opposing party ,hat ever rose up in this
country, and It is destined to ou;live all the
base factions and coalitions that may be formed
against 1t hereafter. It is the only political
party that ls now worthy of the confidence and
tie respect Of the people, and it is the only
party that Is calculated to developc the true
greatness and glory Of the country.
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:, EfT The Utah Peace Commissioners
hessrs, Powell and McCulloch, have arrived
IN Washington. Their representations of the
oohditioh OF affairs in the Territory do not va
ry from what has already been published.
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, - Here's Webster on Bridge said Mrs
harrington, as she handed Ike Diction.rv
,otudy it eOntentively and you will find a
great deal of inflammation
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1s' ne Supreme Court of this State, il,
shG case OF Washourn We. Cuddiky. have de-
sldGd that eflb-Liting by horses is evidence
OF Their unsoundness. This is important to
jockeys.
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HNHE UNDERSIGNED have become part
Il nersln the Mercantile business, as fornerl :
carried on at the well known stand of r. Davis
South side Of Main street, half square West OF
Thompson's Hotel. They have lately returned
from Philadelphia after making purchases of =
very fine selection of Foreign and Domestic goods,
and have now receiYed them, and will offer for
sale at low prices as our motto is s'quick sales
small profits Our stock consists of
D RY G OODS.
of almost every description, viz, Cloths. Cassi-
meres, Sattnetts, Tweeds and Jeans, Brown aud
BIeached Muslins, Dress goods of all kinds
Fancy Goods and notions. ALSO-A large as
sortment of Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Straw,
Fur aud Wool Hats. Stationery Of all kinds
ALSO.-Wail pal er Of the latest patterns, kept
constantly on hand.
HARDWARE
of all descriptions, such as are usually kept in a
country store. Bar Iron and Nails Queensware
Earthernwarc and StoEeware
GROCERIES,,
Such as Sugar, Moiassos, Syrup, Teas Coffee,
Rice, &c. Spices of all kinds ALSO
FLOUR,
BIcon and Fish. ! large assortment OF Tohac-
CO, Cigars aud Snuff # all Kin IS. and a variety
OF other articles t numerous t. mention.
CALL AND SEE
before purchasing elsewhere, Country produce
of all kinds at the highest prices vii! b taken
in exchange far Goods.
CHERRY, POPLAR, and FINE LUMBER.
bought aud sold.
ROBERT DAVIS.
JOHN =. JONES.
July %, I85s.-87-tf.
a OTlCE.-The subscriber wishes 70 r!afeit
~ known 10 all who are interested. ti.at r.e
now wants 10 close up all his old books. bv ma
king settlements, and if payment cannot be made
at the time oi settlement. they can give tl.-ir
notes 80 rs 70 close up old accounts. The old a6
age says (and Is very truc) that short settle
m"nts make long friends He feels very thank
ful for the patronage tie has received when by
himself, and hopes for continuation OF the same
with the new firm.
ROBERT DAVIS.
July IS. 1s58.-&7,-tE
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- We hear apprehensionss expressed lest
aews coming along the Atlantic telegram
wires, through 2.00O miles Of salt water, viii
bot be fresh when it gets here
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410pnlQr HrIoNu.
WILLIE WE HAVE KISSED you.


OR Willie, is it you dear, safe, safe at home7
They did not tell me true, dear, they said you
woGli not come, ......
hsarl you a. the gate, and I, made my heart
rejoice,
FSr knew that welcome foo:step, and that dear
familiar voice,
Making music my eor, IN the lonely midnight
gloom,
ois Willie we have missed you.-we welcorac, vel
come homo.
We've longed to sos you nightly, bu: ,hls night
ot all,
The fire was blazing brightly, and lights were
in the hall;
Tie little ones ere up, ill twas ten o'clock
and paat,
Then their eyes began to twinkle, snd they We
gone to sleep at last,
Bat they listcnd for SsRr voice. till they thought
you'd never come.
Oh! Willie. We have missed yo,--welcorne, vel
GENE home.
TIN days were sad without you. the nights !. ere
long and drear.
AJ dreams have been sbgu. you. welcome. VII
lie, dear
Last night I wept and watched by tie moon
iight's chcerIess ray,
Til thought ] heard your footsteps, then
wiped my tears away.
But my heart grew sac again, when found rou
had Eot come,
Oh! Willie, we hare 'aiss e. you--vclcorne. vel
como home.
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~ IL mas neen enormously stated that the
deiiIium i1i 'remens is common disease amongst
e So,u'e,I aian, IA me Guards The only guards
49, ~. won .s . ,naf disease is peculiarly pre-
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~ OIiCE-The Pamphlet Laws of the las
~ session Of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
nave De':n received at this Office, and are ready
ior distribution to the persons entitled to receive
JOSEPH MCDONALD, P~.4'r.
Ss>Nsso,.: J,iz -, fass
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NigtfllQnFollg.
Predictions for this Year.


The following sagacious predictions sre
made for tho year 1858,
Through the whole course Of this year vban
tie moon Waucs, the night will grow dark
On scvera, occasions during the wear the
sua will rise before certain people discover il
snd 50; before tLcy have finished their day's
WORK
1t Is qa'ie likely that wheD no business is
dong, many will Ice heard to complain of
hard times. but II il equally certain that all
VINO hang themselves viii escape starvation.
II buslies and hoops 90 oLt Of fashion.
'hurch pew will hold more than three ladies'
There will be many cclipscs of virtue slrle
visible, others iuvisil le.
Many delicate ladies, whom no one wop,d
aspect, Will be kissed without telling their
:nammas
Ii the Incumbent Of fat Office dies. .bere
will be dozen feet ready to step into one
pair of shoes
There will be more books published than
Sill hud payers
If young lady should happen to blush.
the will be apt to get red in the face without
'he use OF paint: If she dreams OF Young
nan three nights il succession it will be \
.ign OF something: if she dreams of him four
times, or has to0thache, it is ten to one she
will be long time getting either out of her
head
Dinner and entertainments will be given
to those who have plenty to ca. at home. aad
the poor will receive mach advice gratis. To-
gal and medical excepted
tie who marries this year viii ran great
tlsk, especialy if he does it in great hurry.
Finally, there exists but little doubt that
tins viii De most wonderful, SURPRISING ia
-a!.rest ell that have preceded 1t.
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keEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT

Rf Is warranted to cure in eyery ;,,sto,,aa =
nsea :; according to directions, Ringbone. Snayin
ana ophnt, OF any other caIlous or hard l,,n,,s
1t Goes not like scare aUs'' of the present da,,
profess to cure all i'll to which man and beast
are are her to, but will most assuredly cure the above
Jumps, call' sites, &c Ii accomnlisbes its n,,,a
~ penetrating the pores and converting the IN
i!ors OF caIious into pus or matter and is then
GiScharsed throughthe skin without removing,
the hair ms
Manufactured and sold by James H. Beatty
S,iI stHI also at the Drug Store Of Dr. Wm LEM
FtnBstrg. Pc F,s- o.
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n ~ II.
| d AND DEALER IN CLOCKS. WATCHES
AND JEWELRY.
THE undersie ned respectfully "a
| begs leave to inform the cit Ga
zens of Johnstown and vicinity Tss--- ~
that ne has just received and * now Ass&k .>ltI
opening the largest stock of Clocks Fatches. and
Jeacelry, ever brought 10 Jcrnstown aritiout or
ceptfon, which will be sold Z" cheaper than the
cheapest" His prices will dJways be uniform
One customer will not be charged more for the
ame quality of goods than another. A List o.
some of the articles comprised in the assortment
is annexed. Prices may be aScertained, and
goods examined, at the Store or Main Street.
Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Detached Levers, full cweled,
Gold Lepines. holes
Silver English Levers,
Silver Detached Levers,
Silver Lepncs, Gold Guard Chains
Gold Vest Chains, Gold Pencils, with Pens,
Gold Pencils, Gold Bledallions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold BreastpiHs. Ladies and Gentlemen,
Gold Eardrops, Gold Earrings,
Gold Finger Rings, Gold Gun Pins,
Gold and SilTer Watch Keys. uortuon..ie-,
Ladies' Fans, fancy aud plain,
- Silver Tablespoons.
Silver Teaspoons Silver Thiu.t.es
Plated Tablespoons, bet,
Plated Teaspoons "
Silver Gbard Chains,
Plated and Brttalia Tea Sgt.S,
Fi".I.s ana Bows. Violin Strings. &c,
coz ald Allen, Reyl'ycrs, inches,
God Bracelets. Ace.r'erus
Silver arG Plated Spcctgclcs e.. &c. sc.
60 Ar sorts Cf Watch. Clocks m JeyyaIry
rnpaircd with Pruuutue~- and az low rates C.r-
Htrnt that De raIl#. hr lr.r--id. tic ug. .i5ra=a
7 sIcc;'u!y sy..rita tEc ,.HhGguec and ua;r.ras.
: ,he ng. it. LOUIS LICNHAEDT
Nayii, 1850. 2o-:G
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Gitn ANbftisfments.

GEORGE W. TODD, WITH CONRAD &
~ WALTON, Importers and Wholesale Deal
ers in Hardware, Cutlery, &c, No. 255 Market
Street. Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand
the genuine Timothy Slack's Augers,W. Mann's
Beatty's and Hunts superior Axes, Conrad &
Waton's superior polished Steel Shovcls. Darling
& Waldron's Grass and Cradling-Scythes, Com
mon andPatent Scythe Snaths, Patent Clothes
Pins, &C., &c. which they offer fo1 sale ON reas-
enable terms. to country dealers only
January 20, 1855.
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nIRECrORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN-
~ TI.-The sub bscriber is preparing. q sulfi-
cient announcement be given,J to publish a Di-
rectory MAP Of Cambria County intended to
col-tain as much information as any other Coun-
ty Map now Published in Pcnnsy lvan;a The
same 70 be Autographed, colored and mounted in
the most modern style and wo-krnanIil5e manner
and delivered to subscribers at IS per copy.
WILLIAM CIIRISTY
June so, 1868.
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CAiON zsoUsE. E.nrnshn--r DO

JOHN 4 BLAIR, PRURPIr.Oa.
A -, in connecti-D, BLAIR / CesBsCrs
sill leave the Union House for WI -
ton IN time TO take tie Eastern ~ We=.e-r -.
Every accommodation will be afforded = -,st.
passenger comiraUite.
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pHILADELPHIA WooD MOULDING MILL.
II Willow street, above Twelfth north s;ao.
MouidingS suitable for Carpenters. Builders, Cab
met and Frame Makers. always on hand ANY
iatteTn worked from drawing. Agents wanted
III the VauoUs Towns IL his portion of tic State
10 whom opportunities viii be offered r. Iarge
profits 10 themselves SILAS +. WEIR
February Il, lS5S:tf
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SONS OF TEMPR.N1u

sgsss Highland Division. No 81, Sons Of TEN
zG& perancemeet at their Hall evary SAr7I.R
DAY evening. in ths upper rt,,- e z
as haiidiuc.
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E0Cnfcl in E.hcusIrI,rc. p.

gun PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE INSI-
Il RANCE CCNpANY Of Cambri. County.
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JEFFEEs0E sfOCsE.
NEAR WILLMORE STATION, PAKE,
J z F 2 Z r SON,
CAMBRIA Co, Pc.
JOHN MiCGy Proprietor

q EN- TIN-WAnE ESTABLISMEyT.- -
~ The undersigned takes this lre-3 4
informing the citizens cf Ebensburr a1i 81.
rounding country. that he has co.lu,-.-.
business IN thi= place, il the ll.i..ing In, s.T
occupied hy ii. ,. Harr, ore deer west 81.
Post OtfiCe, where he intends to carry q Ism.
ness in ell its branches. TINWAEE i - -
scrlptIons kept constantly on han3. aid a. -,
ces to suit the times. Country Ncrcla,. : IA
have orders filed to any amount. By srrs 4.
tentIon 10 business he hepes T. ge,sive Ut,,-
share OF public patronage. fELIA HENLI
Ebensbprg April 28th, l.53.
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FICEPS.
JOHNSTON MOORE. PRFsIpEsr.
WILLIAM MURRAY. VICE PaEsIDEET.
ALEXANDER c. MULLIN. SECRETARY.
EDWARD SHOEMAKER, TREAsCRER
GEORGE J. RODGERS, CENTRAL Aolsr
d p Z c 70 RS.
JoHNsTOH AcOEE EbrnsLuyg,
EDWARD SHOENAhER,
ALExANDER c. MULLIS, ''
GEOEGE J. RoDGEKS,
JoIE LLOYD
NILIIAN r. H~GHEs, Wilmore
HENRY SCAELAE, CArrulltun.
FaANCls BEARER, Sus4 s4Uehanna township
RICHARD WHITE. Hcnl0ck.
WILLIAM MUaEAY- SlsmnerhiII township.
JANIS kAYLoIs, Allegheny
GEORGE S. KING, ,JphnstOwn
JAsEs PoTTe.
MATTHEW NJ. ADAsIs. SunlnlittyiIle.
FRANCIS O'FaIEI., Munster.
G5-Olice IL the frame builliuy. On High s,r,et
recently occupied by {. ". WnEard, Esq, At
torney a Law.
All communications u lie addressed to the
q" Secretary 9f The Protection Biuf,,q7 FIRE Lasll,
cHce Con'panycf Cambria coa1.ty," EJe7asJtt-g. Pa
Nay -. 1S57.-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-01
COACH sfAxsElCTORy.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFCi
j inform the citiz ars oi EbensbUr- sr! 2
cinity, that ne has rented til, shop formerly oc.
pied By Z, Gaibraith. whers lie has every fasi;
tcr carrying on = large Lusas5S, and hopes hy =
Ing but tie lest material, and employing l.
the best workman. he hopes to convince IL =
will 10 him the favor 70 ex:-nine his work IL
in point Of durability, appearance OF chcaT-as
he cannot be eXcelled by s-y similar ys:a5--
ment in estate cr elsewhere. PcIsoa, w..-r.
a bargain IN loe purchase OF carriage NJ o.
suit thor own interests hy giving him O.
They are prepared to surTly the following IS
yehic :, viz:
Buggies Of different qulii.ies sud pr.css, B.
ouches, ChaTiotees. one and SO horse r,skaTs,i
close quarter elliptic and C-Spring CcTcEes s.
cond- handwork of dilterant kinds, &c. msn-
a variety that will suit all tastes anj al puFsa
RepairiL done witn peatness arl disg a-ch-
WM BARNES.
Feb. 10, IS58.-I3