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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

NOTICE Is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
the City Of Ksokuk Lee county and State Of lows,
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
theCity Council OF said city for Aacsd-
Hmising and Carbing In front Of said lots, dssig
mated in above list, and unless payment be made
of the taxes 20 levied and also ali costs beforthe
Slst day Of August, A. d. 1858, the said lots, or
80 much thereof asshAll BE- necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will Be sold the day afore-
said, at the Mayor ONCE in said city, between
the hours Of clock .. m. and o'clock p. N.
&C. STEVENS,
CoIiectorof the City Of ksokuk.
Aug. Z, 1S5s-dtd
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Tvsstaa,a.nal !.

pUBIlo NOTICE y haeSky eiysn, that On the
4th day u 6sptsnbs n1x1s ~ ~ door Of ~
Clerk = ofioe, u 49, oi4vs = Eopksk, Iowa, /
shall proceed 70 ssl isr eaaA d hsnd to NJ Aish
e 20 bidder sss. sa !,
twenty four "a, In the City q ksskuk, Cousty
Of Les and State Of lows, bounded ~ follow ::
commencing At 2 point on fhird-st., being eighty
$50 feet from the corner Of Exchange AID Third
streets, running thsnes on Thira-ss. tWeasy (3ol
feet, thence parallel with Exshangs-s eighty tsoI
feet, thence parallel with Thrd-st. 10 feet,
thence eighty {s0) feet to the place Of 6exinnins
Ihc sale u made by virtue Of Deed Il Trust
from D. Rsddington and y. Rsddington. his vile.
to mo made to secure the payment Of certain
note, dated May J s. 1857 and payable ninety day.
after date TO The order Of VIM. Ruddick, for IL
sum Of ono thousand, one hundred and eleven
u,lll) dollars. the same bearing credit Of $500,
and signed BY D. keddington, which note 10 due and
unpaid, and By the terms Of the 1rust Deed An
required 10 sell the property.
Sale betweenthe hours Of 10 0 'cloek 4 m. and 1
O'Clock p. m. WIN. II. D. LYNCH.
August s, ls5S-dtd Trrst<e.
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A Clergyman on Cr,n o,,nc.

Clergymen are commonly supposed TO be
grave upon principle, yet, ~ we read, they
manage TO do their part to keep the world in
pleasant mood. The following grsceful
piece Of pleasantly, found in tho Boston Re-
corder, Is from the pen Of the Rev. Parsons
Cooke, now sojourning at Saratoga:
As soon AS | got the matters Of the Hotel
arranged. | made my way for the Congress
Spring, between and Q o'clock, on beau
tifui evening, and found the narrow
ssBrondway" Of the place 90 obstruosed,
partly from the multitude Of people and
more from the fact that women "dwell in
tents'' while they walk-thst walking be-
came matter Of difficulty and labor. In
deed, have somewhat questioned whether
the greatness Of the multitude here ID not in
par. an optical illusion. From some cause
there is a looming up or mirage, which is
vastly increasing the apparent bulk Of the
human race, to say nothing OF the quality or
numbers, But justice requires mo to say,
that thiA ground.swel of fashion 10 NO more
formidable here, where ono might expect the
worst Of it, than anywhere else. 1t is not
confined to CITY or country, to high life or
low life. ltis an appendAge of human ma
ture, though standing out considerably from
it tits, as the Germans would say, world
fact, Development Of the species-always
excepting the male portion Of Il, that have
not yet given their adhesion to it. But
enough Of this. 1t is no difficult matter
to +" shoot folly as ii fes," when it pre-
seuts such breadth Of surface to the marks
man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

HAVING taken The Agsnsy for tAs sals 4 Ps~-
u der napntsstassa y tas Cisvslaad Psvdes
Co., ~ are prepared TO furnish aAy quantity &
The vssieus kinds of Ri1s u BlaAtinx Fovjss spss
shoFt potiss and st very low rates. !
The quality u this brand u sasurpasssd b. Any
other nannt aetused.
We call particular attention 10 our Spcrtin~
Powder, In csnisters, sold ct retail.
The trsds furnished ~ low ~ can b bought ID
st. r ouis.
Packages ofs1. la ~ his, I'll direct iron ~
factory. KELLOGG 4 Bfk0R
Keok nh, Asg. 3, Iss6-dIw lao nain-et.
u. =. AtDfiN, - 1Tn.@n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

EEJohn Gordon, the richest commoner
in Scotland, died on 10th Of July. He was
worth about SIC 900 900.
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GT- Galisnani, noticing the fact that Mr..
Barnum bad passed through Paris, on his
way to Baden. where he proposed to exhibit
General Tom Thumb, tells this story of the
little "General I" "The General has now at
tanned his twenty first year, aud though sin
mind man. is sin bulk. less than baby
STILL IL is said Of him that in recent an
cry discussion with his mother, in whose ia
yor be had previously made his will, the dame
menaced his little person With a logging un-
less he complied with her wishes. But Tom,
notwithstanding, continued to hold ont, un.
I'll finding himself suspended in mid-air in
one hand, ard the birch ready to Re applied
IN The other, he r0ared out at the top OF his
infantiDe voice, Mind what you are about,
mother; If you his me l'il change my will,
you may depend on Il, and the birch, as BY
enchantment, fell harmless FROM the up.if.ed
hand.'
TEAenER's Stars ASSOCIATION. The third
annusI rneesin~ ~ the State reachers' ~
ISOLATION will be held in the city OF Daven.
port, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 7th, Slh and 9th. for the transac-
ton OF such business rs the good OF the eau 9
stall dictate. The programme will, in the
main, be found in the Voice Of Iowa.
All teachers, school officers, and friends Of
education generally, are earnestly invited to
attend. j. l.. Esos,
Chm'n OF Ex. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

CT The Bostonians have scheme te
cree. an elegant summer residence in beau.
tifnl location near Spot Pond, and present il
to Prof Agassiz, as an ackno wledgement oil
their approval of the motives that led him
to decline the tempting offers Of the French
Emperor. The owner Of the land will Civ,
it for the purpose.
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Ann ou m 9 m Z mt.

AnnOu nce ment.
To Tho People Of the Lar Judicial Disirief Of Iona
respectfully announce myself ~ m indepen-
dent candidate for District Attorney, ut the ensu-
ing October election WILL K. GARRARp.
keokuk, July %, 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

MIR. Buchanan's mouth-piece, the Wash
ington Union, thus pointedly expresses his
notions of the criminaiiiy Of douglas and
his minions ~
"As the matter now stands, far more than
at any former period Of our history, We
maintain tina. a failure 10 abide By the
iarp. Of the Democratic party is the
ZIG HEST cRitIE that a representative
can commit"
Douglas Democrats Of Iowa, you who ~
solve in favor IL Buchanan and Douglas,
this is the language the Government organ
holds towards the ''iittle giant" His smin-
ions'' come in with himself. You must choose
be nesh or fowl--if Douglas, then anti .Ad-
ministrasion II Administration, then anti.
Douglas.
MORTALITY AND PoPrLATIos.--lti is estima
ted that over thirty millions Of human be-
inEs die each year. Thus the earth is de
prived Of one Of ts inhabitants every second
and Of humble. exceeding the entire popu.
lasion Of the United States every year. Al
the same time the births exceed the deathl
some fftesn per cent, and the places Of the
thirty-two millions who pass away are more
than filled by the forty millions who come
on to the.stage OF action. Such facts az
these furnish food for thought to the con.
templatiye, and are not calculated TO exai,
ones conception OF his individual importance
amongst the millions that are coming and
going year after year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

CO The Lebanon (Tenn.) Wing says that
John j. Crittenden, who is on visit TO that
town, disavowed all aspirations for the
Presidency, and said he would not accept
tue nomination il rendered to him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13
Keokuk. MT. PIeasans 4 Mascaslne
Ole ~
= ALI q Al.
1853. samner Arrangement. 1853.
CHANGE OF TIME!

u u Is u = q - -.
1850. samner Arrangement. 1853.
CHANGE OF TIMEl
Forming, in connection with the Packets, .
twice daily line to Chicago and
Mount Pleasant.
Through TO Chicaxe in IL Hours.
To take effect on Monday, August 9th, 1858.
L,RoM and after the above date and until fur
T. Their notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
Ksokuk ~ follows:
First, tAccom modation) Train leaves Keokuk
Packet depot, daily At O'Clock .. m.
Second, tsteamboat Day ExpresL Train leaves
Keokuk 81 l. :30 .. m.
Third. ls...mbo.t Night E1press) Train leaves
Keokak At 1880 p. IN.
Fiut Accommodation Train leaves Montross 1t
SIS 4. IN.
second, tSteamboat Day Express) Train leaves
MontSpse at l2:45 p. m.
Third Steamboat Night Express) Train leaves
Montrose daily ut 1l:46 p. m.
Z The trains On the above named Railroad running
In connection with new aud frs. class Passenger
Pack cts, viii form twice daily line TO Burning
tom making and close connec tions with trains
running East and West for Chicago and Nj. Pleas
ant.
Aiso, connecting 1t Montrose once daily With
packets, for Muscstine, Rock Islsnd, and points
Day or Night Express.
Passengers for Mascatine Rock Island and points
above, will take the Night Express.
Is. w. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
J. Il. TKwxsnuaY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
o. Il. BaEwEn, Freight Agent, ONCE at Packet
Depot. (ang6d
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Good for An unlimited length Of time al flowing
Passengers tostor at any point and re-
sumo their journey at leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation
ND-Passengers can obtain Reliable Inform alton
at this Once in regard to I'll Railroad Routes ia
the United tatcs and Csnadas ~
- 0nice open 1T ALI hours.
J.R.TEWKSBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. d. Y. h. II. Linz.
June l9-dAw
DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots
M which special taxes are due and unpaid fol
Matchmaking and curbing ON johnson street
between 9th and llth strc Gets, and on 7th street
between Main and Biondeau streets.
johnson at. hetHean 9th and 10Th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

GY~Dr. johnson said Of a young lady's
masterpiece of lingering on the piano-forte,
cit is very difficult; we wish it were impossi-
BE-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Summer Beak.e
U'HE Autobiography and Lectures OF Lola Mon
l Tea. For sal by
angi3i CAVE 4 BARBER.
Hugh MINERS New HOOK.
rNHE Cruise Of the Beuey. For sale BY
CAVE BARBER.
The Magtcian,s Own Book.
@TNHE whole art Of ccniuring-being compicte
hand book of paror mvgic--iliustrated with
with over 500 wood cuts. For sale by
auslsi CAVE { BARBER.
Prince Charles,
~, The Young Presender; By T. Smith
augl3i
The RcnsOn Why.
A CAREFUL collection of Ihany hundreds Of
"a things which, though generally believed, are
imperfeetly. understood For sale by
augl3 CAVE A BARBER.
YHhE spor.man's Wade Meeam: For sale -
NEW BOOKS received weekly, and sold !. pub.
~ fishers price, BY cAvEA BARBER.
auglsd ~ Main-st.
KEakUK FEMALE sEMINAXY.
inns Institution will commence its session on
l Monday, sept. 9th, in tho second story Of DR..
sanfird's building, corner Of Fifth and Concert
streets.
The B,ard OF Trus tees of this Semi nary elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
sen ting large part OF the Christian community,
detirs By the united and cooperative efforts OF the
friends II education TO establish gradually such
| an instsution ms our city requires.
The Principal OF the lassitution is Rev. G. A..
WILL ANS, to whom, or tosthc Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made
The charges CIR tuition will be 50 and IS in the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
| sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
| German, &c., extra charges will be made.
| Its desirable that persons designing to become
4 pupils BIO present punctually on the first OF the
sessioa. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
/ Ilrsay STRONG, Sec'y.
/ kepkmk, Aug IL. ls5s-d
Dissolution.
IN eonsc 4uence of protracted ill-health, Mr. r.
l. d. ogden disposed OF his interest aud withdrew
from the firm Of Ogden, Brownen 4 Co, on the
18th of July, All liabilities will be settled and
| the business Continued by ths other members Of
! the fra. X. b. OGDEN,
ED. r. BRoWNELL,
J.W. OuDEN.
| August 10. d.
/ New Wheat Elour.
ME have just received shipment of Quincy
| w Flour made from NEW FALL WHEAT
prime article. which offer low.
W. II. AUSTIN a CO.,
( August I'D, No. 112 Mdfn ~
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~ Also, by several different routes to all the
principal intermediate places.
Jsss- Also. to Milwaukee, Freeport, Gaiena, Dun
lcith and st, Paul.
E0-Aiso, to all the Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway Namil-
ton, Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
EsS- BY the same route to ogden.burgh, N. Y,
Piattsburgh, N, T., and Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PROCURED AT rnn
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main ST., betUssn Fra and Second, one
door aboVs the Billings House,
KEOKuK, IOWA.
0D Passengers can save Time and Money
by buying THROUGH TICKETS.
First CLASS FARE FROM KEoKUK.
To Boston, $3l 90 70 New York, $2s 90
Phiisdelphia, ~ 90 /" lIarrisburg, "a 90
Baltimore, rs 20 " Pittsburgh, q 90
- De sure that you are In the Right orice. -s&a
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W. n. AUsrIN Z CO..
Orecers asa Prsa ace Dealsrs.
NO. rs AAIN-sT,

WE beg 70 annoscs % the sitisess Il Kssk.k
w and vicinity that W have rsesntly isassd ~
large building No. LIS Main ct. aua there olsS :
LARGE, entirely NEW 1sad we'll selssssd esssk 81
grcs.ssss, Provisions and Prcdsss - vssy Inv
We suAaAssRx ALL GOODS cold b. - q - =
~ p.rt u Che sisy. TRtE 81 caHsas = ''''' :
Being agents Tor sevssal fossiag nills ~ ~
al grades of FLOUR = sks lowest nashst psisss.
10 COUNTRY MERCHAHT6:
We PAY CASH fer al kinds II Country Produes.
aug1d1w
CU0AKs-Crushsd,
~ Poudsrsd.
f...,.s , w.H.Ausafsiss , !. %.
M OLAssEs-Bsiohsr' snd s.. LsaL Rs6ns-
AVA ry--in bbls. hR. bills. and kees-for ssls ~
ausadAw VIII. AUsTIN co.
{ soffEE--Rio,
70: .: -: !, WI. austin @. o.
SUaAkacUkkD MANS,
and Dsisd Dss1,
- AhH ". II. AUSTIN = co.
ELOUn Lepn5--An Sradss u Country
= - CITY FLOUR fsr sah ~
-. -. =. AUsI1. = %.
Is 81: 49,. .0sl1 r ~ s ;..:s Co.
WIN60W BASH and TRAK15 ali Sisss, 7os
~ sals Iow y v. II. AUsIiH 8 %.
w kAPPIEd PAPER, 81 sisss q lae ssa
~ Straw Papers, direct lson ths nills, "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13
Il ig h thing IL O d 3 /!
LIGHTNING RODS.
LIuH MING II OBS.
Tttiing hast, Ia n 4 n eI,s,
NO. i3s MAIN STREET,
Angsa Sign Of the Broadaxe.
OMETHlNG NEWT
sAe ladies' A0d aicmy - m rms
MIRROR OF FORTUNE.

OR,
r HI r. ANAL us OF Lare
ILLUSTRATED by Gems from the best writer's
i arranged in neg and original manner for tht
entertainment Of Literary and Social Circles. b.
u. NJ. Angel, ". D.. aud Caroline NJ. Msrserean.
For sais by OGDEN, BROWNELL i CO.
suggd
Sn Doz. superior Lemon Syrup, for sale BY
~ S.B. VOWRLL.
aag5d l6i Main-st.
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Way LADIES SAoyLD READ NrwsrAr1Rs. -
II is a great mistake in female education to
keep young lady's time and attention de-
voted only to the fashionable literature of
the day. II you would qualify her for CON-
versaiion, you must give her something to
talk a5out-give her an education with the
actual world and its transpiring events
Urge her to read the newspapers, and become
familiar with the present character and i'm
prosement OF our race. History is Of some
Importance; but the past world is dead and
We can have no effect upon it. Our thoughts
and our concerns should be for the present
world-to know what it is, and improve the
condition of it. Let her have an intelligent
conversation concerning the mental, moral,
political, and religious Improvement Of our
times. Let the gilded ANNALS and poems on
the center table be KEEP. a part Of the time
covered with the weekly and daily Journals.
Let the whole family women and chill.
Fdren-read the newspapers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-13

On Dr.--Miss Isabella Cass is soon to give
her hand to Mr.. Van Limburg, the Minister
of the Netherlands. Baron Gabers, MIR. Van
Limburg's immediate predecessor, not long
ago renewed an adjourned affair of the heart,
after ten years absence, and carried of Miss
Wright, one of the prizes Of New Jersey
Tribune.
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New Wheat Flour.
ME have just reosived shipment Of Quincy
w Flour. made from NEW FALL WHEAT -
prime article which We offer low.
W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
August I'D. No. lis Mafn II.
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X co.'s ak, MT. Pleasans ma Musca.
tire n N.

tine q %.
A short paragraph in the Journal Of the
18th abounds in misstatements in regard to
a diversion Of this road. The facts Of the
case are, that delegation from Fort Madi-
son met the Directors Of the company to
present the sxpsdisasy Of forming junction
With : rood lssdisg fro1 Fort Madison, with
arrangements fer operating the same, provi-
ds1 altesar matters we're satisfactorily sd-
jasssa. The BIT. p. company was not asked
nor expestsd 70 abandon their present line
the greatest change asked being curve OF
perhaps half mile, where it is proposed to
form Junction with the X, Mt. P. L NJ. r.
r. The Law requires all railroads to extend
all necessary facilities for the construction
and operation Of other roads crossing or uni
ting with them. Fort Madison has ut least
two objects in view one is to hayetheir road
operated when built; the other 10 TO savs all
possible tax in operating their machinery
over the K, Mt. p. L NJ. r. r. by making
the distance to be operated as short ~ pos.
sible, which they accomplish by making the
detection named above.
The Journal also is in error as TO the
"ways and means" to prosecute the work
Arrangements have been made whereby the
iessecs are enabled to prosecute and finish
the Mt. Pleasan. road TO Mt. Pleasant ON the
line already projected, independently Of the
aAid and comfort" stated in the Journal ar
ticls.
The Board adjourned without taking any
action 10 the premises more than the appoint
meut OF committee to ascertain the benefit
or loss resulting from the variation of the
half mile above stated.
gTS Sacred history records that the Egyp
tians massacred the male infants Of their
Hebrew bondmen under the plea of nccessi-
ty, lest their rapidly increasing numbers
should render them dangerous enemies TO
their masters. The refined cruelty Of South
ern Shareholders, under a similar plea Of me-
cessity, prevents, by penal laws, the instruc-
4 WON VI tuc uuEIOCr. lac oou WV luiSs ~
history and has recorded his curse against
oppression and the oppressor, who is thu
same yesterday, to day, and forever, deliver
cd the Hebrews with mighty,hand, AMI vii
deliver the negroes OF America from bond
age and punish their task masters. lie ha.
pledged himself by express declarations, ans
by premonitory examples in His word, tina
He will do ii, and all the demonstrations O.
jubilation over the triumphs OF the slave
holders, in Keokuk or elsewhere, will not pre-
vent the purposes Of the Almighty, boweye
much they may delight the Devil.
The Highest crime.
Mr.. Buchanan's mouth-piece, the Wash
ington Union, thus pointedly expresses hi
notions of the eriminaiity of "Douglas an
his minions ~
"As the matter now stands, far more tha
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Great Summer Beck
fI'HE Autobiography and Lectures Of Lola Mon
4 tee. For sals by
angi3i CAVE BARBER.
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-tT Benjamin Franklin has been constant
ly and confidently claimed by the Free Ira
ders as of their school in political economy
We were sure this could not be true, for tn
Doctor was pre-eminont for common sense
That he was not hard money man his pub
lished essays abundantly prove; but the evi
dsnce that he was Projections, was not 5
obvious. We thank, therefore, the Sout
(of all the world) for the letter from Frank
lin to his friend Humphrey Marshall, whic
a correspondent OF the south has unburie
from the records Of the Virginia Medical So
cisty. Perhaps it has been printed befor.
but We do not remember it. 1t is as fol
lows:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28
LGGAN EsOcSE

CORPORAL JOHN, KIEFFER, rRorrIEroH.
VETOCLD respectfully inform his old friends
w and the travelling public .hat he has lcas.
ed the Logan House, Holljdaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their 'patrona .se in unoljcctionaUle style.
= The HOUSE has been newly furnished tho
out in a style not surpassed 10y any establishment
in the interior of the State. His TABLE viii
always be supplied with all the suhStantials and
dclicacics Of the season, and attended 10y atten-
tive servants In word, no pains VIII be spared
to make the Logan first class house, and moth
ing will lie left undone to render its guests ccm-
Portable and happy.
The STABLES, which arc extensive, viii he
attended by honest and faithfl,l hostlcrs.
RESTAURhNT.-T basement is occupied
rs Restaurant. where meals will bc served uT
Mt all hours of the day. together with oysters
wild game. fish and all the dcIeraccs and refresh
meuts Of the season. JOHN klEFFER.
June s. 1S5G.-32tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28
VYAE.1a4 EaNESE.

TEHuE UNDERSIGNED -REsPECTFCLLY
z informs the public that he leased Tor a term
Of J ,ars, the '.WALroN House." situate on the
Plank road, half way between Ehenshurg and
Jefferson. This Hotel IS one Of the most deslra-
lie places asa summer resort in the State. The
forests adjoining are swarmirg with game, and
tie fisherman" will fad ample opportunity for
gratifying his taste in the streams OF the neigh
borhocd. No pains Will he spared to make ny
guests feel at hene. GIDEON .dARLtEI-
.Inna @ lS5S-30
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28
ARCADE EzoTEs,, Ebensogrg, Pa.

= HENRY FOSTER. TBoPRlEToR. =
HEIlS HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN AS
4 the 'Ebeusbarg House." IS one of the old
est and best stands III the borough Of EbensbrTg
for the Accommodate Of Ike travelling comruuni-
ty Tho Proprietor assures all ",h" may be dis
posed to patroze him that his TABLE, Will be
supplied with all the uXurics Of the season, his
BAR with tie choicest of Liquors. and no pains
spared 10 render his guests comft rtabe.
El,cn shurn. :. Ahril / 1S.S:n2:lN
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-28
1ASbutisen,tnts
eOAGEa NIAAUFAsYoRv

TIIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT.
| ly inform the citizens &c Ebensburo =. -
unity, that he has rentei the shop frDIerI,. a '-
cied by r, Gaibraith. where he has every ~. Sg,.'
for carrying on large business and bo,c, :. s
ing but tie best material, and emplc,ira! T.
the best workman, he hopes to cy1vinca y %;
Will do him the favor to examine his wcr - VIE
in point Of durability appearance or -L..,.~' L. a~'
he cannot te excelled by any simiIat es.iht-
ment in State CT elsewhere Person, Ir'1!s- 20
bargain in loe purchase Of carriage wiz riIl.5 M
suit thoir own interests by giving him =. -, g'-'
They are prepared to supply the follow 'ai'-
| o eehic 5, viz: ''t6 A.it'
t Bnggies Of different qualities and mir.
ouches, Chariotces, one and two horse oaF'
close quarter elliptic and C-String Corcla+ays Ciaaays
e5nd- handwork of diifeiant kinds. gc - e
variety that wall stnt all tastes and ali ppr.es
| Feb. 10, 1858.-13