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Gats, Gaps & fnrs.

Dat5, Uaps 4 JnfS.
Il HATS! HATS! HATS! -
The largest stock an creates, variety of
STRAW, PANAMA,
LIGHT CASHMERE and
DRAB BEAVER HATS
Can be found at press correspond with the times, at
jun26 E. STAIR cos, IS Superior ST.
EVERETT HAT. - SOMETHING
IL new nice and tasty Call and see large stock OF
"s mys 99d ool0'ed ras B BGfs fd5 s s1S co supers
n AIDES RIDING HATS AND
II GAUNTLETs DT.7 sssoriRs3inSE 7 ops9ng a.
"a SUMNER CASHMERE HATS. q
L. BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling beautiful
PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
They asS have f9ll Assortment Of Fashionable Black
'''''-i' am 9iiA ii-'-' a Is SUPERIOR STREET
NHILDRENS' FANCY SUMMER
~ HATS-IP geRt ss SPsSe9 l a ,,,s
DALM LEAF HATS-White and
l. t,olored, foT Men and Boys a wholesale and retail
aol5 4 BENEDICT * SOES
YOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
HAIs-Jgst received The PT9SS.1i PSFnS1s sSle ever
apo Under johnson Hsuse. s. lSarehor St.
Il STAIR a CO., ARE PRE- n
He pared TO furnish the ~
Spring Fashions
FOR
GENTLE MEMS HATS.
The Qualitg. style and hnish OF
ii ATS
are las usuaD UNSURPASSED. mhl9
2 1855. 4.
Spring Style of Hats
OPENED
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th.
L. Benedict & Sons.
mh6 * SUPERIOR ST.
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Goal Dealers

Goal Dealers
Ia BUCKEYE HATS!
BU C x E YE
BUCK YES,
THE
Buckeye StafeI
Just the Hat for the season Good and
1'' ''1 E srAIR COS.
jul5 No. Is Superior-st
GOAL, COKE, FIRE CLAY AND
~ FIRE BRicK-4 nGN 4 f vfI5 R5k Skirt fGG1%5y For
Cen. Agt- hammonosville Mining Co
ecs,o,S eocs On g q \ P mr.. r. r Pes 1sss-,oBass,
1855.
wN. L Price LEIUEL CEAwFoRD- DAVID NORRIS
DRICE. CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
Is2esff s1 % 70 Ss GR WEED E! ID fRIcE 4 G9Pf3s ssc
cargo Office, Cover, ment Pier, Gle Eeland. Ohio.
REFERENCES
T p Handy. Cashr ComlIE. B. Ward. i... Deroit.
,I Is clsSs liSS; P2ye R7 -
Commerce .CeSeId lPaTSer Handy, Csshr OCEAN
Hueey i 2 hss1es s < - ,i DO la' - s hfs~ S
Ins Detroit, J. G. Beard Toronto - W
A. H Adams, caslT saws A. TaylsT. 40
4 s ) s
l. C. PENDLET0N d co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL aWsns, Brier Hill, Chippewa, Tallmadge and New
CO III.
Once 10 ova;is Ereai ge Yard foot Superior Street;
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BTU MINOUS COAL. which Is
particularly adapted domestic parpeses, well lr
smith he had OF the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
Orders for city orforesn de viii be executed with dis
patch, and COaldeyered a. part Of the city OF quality
which i fail please II left Al either OF oces,
Hithe store Of Gaylord Hammgzd, No 3oSgperioT-s
SCONILL WHEELER.
oet7 81 No 81 River street and G : ?. Coal Pier
C0AL--C0AL.
NOW is THE TIME TO EFT IN
IN your Winter supply. We are daily receiv splen-
did article Tor Stoves and Gafes, which sell S3t0
per Parties wishing 70 purchase viii do wei
c call All thTouE the Post Ofce promptly
tended to- Offices and Yards c. p R. r Pier and At
C. & p. X. X. Machine Shop Lake street
seuss JOHN NAYS 4 co
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= p lItNI s-II-- - 2
C0AT-C0AT,
NOW IS THE TIME TO :ETN

IN your Winter SUPPLY We daily receiv asplen-
did article GATES, which sell S3t0
Parties wishing 70 purchase Will do wei. =
call. All orders thTous the Post Oce prom mly al
tended Offices and Yards c. \ p K. r Pier uad Al
ssrss IOIN HAvS \ co !
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r, r. r..

III EALTH WILL, IN ALL GASES
III follow the use Of RalSay's r. R Remedies. Ther
sick diseased. weak, feeble crippled
with pain nfImies. but that Railways Ready Rebel,
RenovatIng hesuveu keuaturs- as the nature o. the
disease may require, will quickly and rapidly cure
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief Rad
ways RenOFailug Resolscnt Roadway Regulators Eacn
Of these remedies special curative powers
certain diseases Yet there oher diseases, wherein
their combined mrdicina properties are required and
when thus used If there Sufficient lite and strength with
IN the diseased dying body sustain telr action the
patient VIII live ant BE- restorel % healLh-
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grm a0uprtiselllrntg.
ORFHANS, COURT SAFE

ES virtue OF an order of the Orphans C,ur
- oil Camtria county, to me directed tber,
viii be exposed to public sale on the premises or
THURSDAY the Sd, day of April. next 81
O'Clock III the afternoon, the following real es.
tate OF which Jacob Paul died seized to wit
One tract situate in Richland township il, tbe
sald county, adjoining lands of the heirs aY Ja-
COB Stull decd. on the southwest, lands of Dan
lol Strayer ON the north ant. lands of the heirs ~
John Paul decd. on the south-cortaininp two
hundred acres more or less, about seventy acres
OF which are cleared and in good state of ci,It;
vation a large two story brick DWELLING Houso
nank Barn, Blacksmith Shop and outbouses
thereon erected-and large apple orchard tbcro
on growing. ''i
ALSO-Cne other tract, situate in the s,;d
township, adjoiifhg the above aescribed tract ON
the south. land of John r Sitlmail OH tbe north
land OF Abraham Paul on the east ana IondS 80
the heirs of John Paul dec6 on the so,,b co.s
tanning seventy SIX acres and seventeen percbes
and allowance. and having a saw mill iu g,oI :.
pair thereon erected. ''
The above tracts Of land will be sold ,oas ;bsr
or separately to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of tho rur,,
money to be paid ou confirmation of sale. ons
third to remain charged upon, the premises, the
interest of which to be paid to the widow. and
at her death the principal to be paid to the be;,s
ana the balance two equal annual payments. 70
be secured by the bonds and mbItospae of ,ho
purchaser on the premises.
SAMUEL. S. PAUL.
Trustee OF the real estate of Jacob paul dec,d
March 10, 1S5S-4t-i7
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iy under the Queens control Audi,or,
' would De appointed to prepare yearly the
statement of the Indian revenue. which would
Pc ia,d before Parliamsnt. Such were
me outlines of the BILL He did not antici-
pave much opposition to:its principle. the
mina OF the country would be greatly disapS
pointed If that principle was rejected. He
might be met byet the iavariable plea of al
.hose ~ who wanted to get rid indirectly of what
they could not oppose dlectly-a demand for
delay, A simple form, of government would
have far more chance Of giving tranquility to
INDIA than could be done by the cumbrous
machine of the doable government. He de-
MED shat there was any popularity in the gov
ernment ofInda which took it out of the cat. Cat
egory OF the very principles of statesmanship
he could not believe the Parliament of Eng
land was less capable ofa wise administrator
than the Court Of Directors in Leodenbau
street Whatever had been done for India
nao been brought about by the discussion in
that and IN the other House of Parliament
Ii was for the civilization of the human race
and not for giving tho means Of life to few
members of the middle classes in England
that We were intrusted by providence with the
destlnes of India. He felt sure that the mo
posed change would conf luce to make onr
power more hrm i'll India, and to the inter
ests ofits inhabitants.
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NEWTON T.. ROBERTS
JOHN LLOYD.E
JOHN STOUGH, .
Ebonsburg, narCh g.. 1868.

RESPECT TO rHE MEMORY OF BROTHER pavIp D.
DAVIS.
A. meeting of Highland Te,npie of Hon.
or, No. 10, the following resolutions expres.
sive of the sentiments Of the members were
adopted
WHEREAS. 1T has pleased Almighty God
to remove by death from our midst. our vor.
thy and beloved Brother. David D. Davis,
aud, as tribute to his memory, be it
ReSotrcd, That while we bow ir bumbI..
submission to the Divine Will VIC can not but
mourn and reg,ct the death of our former as
socate
Resofred, That we sincerely sympatbize
with the widowed mother and friends Of our
deceased Brother, in the severe affiictiou and
irreParable loss they have sustained
Hesotred. Tint copy of these resolutions
be entered on the minutes of the Temnle and
that the w, Il. present the friends of our de-
ceased Brother with copy of the same un-
der seal o. the Temple, with the signatures of
the W Z 7. aud w. r.
Rsstees,'i That these resolutions be nub-
iished IN Tic Democrat & Sentinel" and
'Mountaineer.
NEWTON I. ROBERTS,
NJ. G. MCAGUE,
j. i. STOUGH.
Ebensburg, March S, 1858.
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O B T u A r Y

DIED.-ln Ebensburg, on Tuesday even.
,ng' the 9Th inst. of disease of the lungs
Mrs. CHARLOTTE j. RobaEns. consort of ,Ion>
hoDGEKs. JR. in the !2lst year of her age
Funeral takes place (. = o'clock, Tomorrow
D1ED.-At the residence of his mother ir
the borough of Ebensburg. on Saturday. tbr
9th OF March, of consumption, Mr.. Dawn
u. DAVIS. in the 23d year of his age.
RESOLUTIONS OF coNDoLENcE.
Alta meeting OF Highland Division Sons
OF Temperance, the following resolutions OF
respect to the memory of Bro. David ID. Da.
Wis, were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
to remove by death from our midst our
BrotLcr, David b. Davis. and as 4 tribute OF
respect to his memory be it
Resotred. That while we mourn the death
OF Brother David d Davis, we bow in hum !.
Die submission to the will of Him who willeth
all things as he plcaseth.
Resotced, That the coincidence oftbe mem.
bers of Highland Division be rendered to tho
afflicted friends of our deceased brother.
Resolred, That copy CT these resolutions
sllgued by the ". p and Il. S, be riven to
the friends of our deceased Brother.
i1esolred. That these resolutions be nub-
iished in the Democrat & Sentinel and
'tMountaineer"
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IAe Condition of, the Mormops---The Posi-
ton of Brigham Young.

The r"cout intelligence from Utah i, i'm
oT'ant N several points Of view. 1t cou.pri-
s IN the first place. the Message of Brig
AN onng to the Territorial Legislature,
nd In the second, the action of that I.r.isla-
ar7 upon the Governors Manifesto. The
|iessage is entirely toe long to give in detail,
Ut the following may, perhaps, be regarded
7 It's most important passage -
Has Ctah ever violatad the least principle
the Constitution, or 50 much as broken the
ost significant constitutional enactment :?
| |c-nor have We the most distant occasion
so doing, bur have ever strieen to peace
Iy enjoy and extend those rights granted
all by II merciful Creator. Bu. SO unob-
uslve and wise i course does not seem to
ease those who live by office, aud those who
axe and love lies and since those charac-
re- are numerous, aud also powerful through
|ell-dlsclplIned organization, and since Utah
fs yielded right after right for the sake Of
Face, until her policy has emboldened the
fcnlts of cur Union, it must needs be that
resident Buchanan if he has ordered an ar
to Utah as reported-for he has not Off
lily notified me of such movement by his
|ier-has at length succumbed. either of
olce or through being overcome, to the cru-
and ncfarIous course of those enemies and
|endeavorIng 20 carry out n usurpatiop of
Tcr which of right belongs only to the peo-
by appointing civil officers known to be
tiy Objectionable to frecmen, and sendino
o-called army dndor mere color of law. to
&c these officers upon us at the point of the
Ionet, and to form a nucleus for tho calIec.
p and protection of every gambler. cut
oat. reprobate and scoundrel who NAV
bose to follow in their train.
uIty aware, as has been justly written,
patriotism does not consist in aiding gov
ment in every base and stupid act it NAV
form, but rather i'll paralyzing its power
|en 1t violates vested rights; afronts insul-
justice, and assumes undelcgated author
and knowing that the so-called army, re- |
TED to be on Its way to Utah, was an un- /
falsed mob. # not sent by the President of
United States, and if sent by him, In the
|'ner and for the purpose alleged in ell the
Prmatton permitted to reach us, was no
mob. though in the latter event acting
| Rer color of law, upon learning of its near
roach L issued, as in constitutional duty
Fna, proclamation, expressly forbidding
Oodies OF armed men, under whatsoever
|,e' or by whomsoever sent, to come with
ne bounds Of this territory That social
army; or more strictly spcuking, mob, re-
TO obey that proclamation, copies of
"a were officially furnished them, and
Eecated their march to the neighIorhood
of,s Bridger and Supply, (Which were
80 aa;J and burnt at their approach where
.a 'hey intend to winter. Under these
ns1ances' snan respectfully suggest that YOU ,
y 'uch measures as your enlightened iude- :
nay dictate, TO insure public traeouilitv
protect, preserve and perpetuate inv;o,
'Do'o 'nalienablo constitutional rights !,
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Valuable Farm for 8 !.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il the farm on which he now resides in tbe
township of Chest, containing about two hundred
and thirty acres, eighty of which are cleared and
IN good state or cultivation The improve
inents on the farm comfortable two story
uweiiing house aud frame, barb with the heces-
sarx outouiidings. There is bearing orchard Of
ke .ebsr r"s IaDS on tn, pre"iS and Of
timber standing conveii' ci,t 20 saw rialiIl For
terms which will be moderately apply to the
subscriber on the premises
RlCH'D.J j. PRoGDF66T.
Feb. 10, .I7sG.
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The CassviIIo seminafy.
o My $3.50 PER QUARTER

'hiS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
Gent,emen is unquestionably the cheapest
room rent. furniture, fuel, board and tnition are
only $3.50 per quarter
:, Piano Music is only $500 per quarter. All
the Languages and the Ornamentals are nronor.
tlonaiiy cheap. Send for a circular. StudcSfs
are expected to notify me before coming: address
JOHN D., WALSH<
Feb. "A, lsos.tm
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DlSSOLUTIOA.

THE pafthership heretofore existing fsstwrcr
w.N S;ssahl 8 G. Thoss, Roberts, in ,,fhe Clock,
themselves Indebted to The lat ft & sy note OF
b?opS account hereby notified to come forward
and settle before fhe,f-st day of March, other
wise their accounts Will left in the hands Of
proper officer for collection,
The business viii still be carried on at the old
stand by &C iIhos. Roberts. where the books are
placed for collection,
l. y STAHL & ROBERTS
Jan. 27, 1s5S-3t
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,SN5 AND SCISSORS.

) In A Boggs, Ediiar-of: she
q n N Ecdo, giaddened> our. saaetunl
II T. .rc,, presence enc; yesterday eifc,iag2 "a A
~ ;.nt aJ, -.iu SINCERE and tasl6us: dgfenaer
.,,isssga saa aleaBures. than Harfy.
..,5 the soil of glorious little Cambria:
= ,sy, eapdor. cempels US to admit, that
I.,dedly the best looking man of the
ry;artal in this County albeit he is a
5l3 man, and the editor. of the. Noun
and ourself re still disconsolate
,,.rs in tic vale of celibacy.
LIZ you want to purchase good and
Groceries, call at the store of Robert
m High. street His stock is cxten-
I'd vol selected, aud his prices rcgcla-,
nj, the times. George, bis aacoamo-
clerk is always oa 'isands, and 'rea.y
i r.it on customers.
I a, 5t-that William a Stdkes, Esq. So
,,rof ofthe,Psnnsylvauia Rail- Road, deliv-;
sa,be iaendcai spetth in the Ssste' 'Gonven-
:. n. rfisy wiiitI lie was SO anxious to
!, ,.Esrsd Of in thislnlace, last December
oaH.
60 Nr. Peter Mnstorson, honored us
/ ai call last week. He has been appoint
recently "sealer Of weights aud measures
this County by Gov. Packer. 1t is not
en you scare up a better man than Peter in
as degenerate days.
Oa dI-that Hoops are about to be abof-
bid. and flaming red petticoats substituted
their stead. So say our city exchanges =
"Cla such things be,
And overcome us like summers cloud.
W1hou. orr special wonder ?''
1mnc as Sucking Dores The anti-Le-
-goui;es in this place since the Democrat
aecling an Monday evening of last week
What fall was there my countrymen."
VS. THOMAS BuTLER-Ir-
mcnt for Rape Verdict Guilty. In
case the Court yesterday morning grant
new trial
2 5. D. Anderson, Esq, :E!itor eff the
lnsl Ivnninn, Will please accept our
s' for copy of the far-famcd Lecomp-
.onstitution.
F Hon John Crcsswell, of the Senate,
Hon Gearge n Smith, of tho House.
accp' our -thahks for valuable public
lmcuts.
2e- James e. Noon, Esq. misrrpresenteo
j democracy of Cambria in the Democrat
>tat5 Convention. That's so.
r he weather is still Intensely cold,
he sir1ghing above par. Some nne loan
"nd we'll take slcigin ride.
D't.-Thst the Lecture of j. III Pill
"a hef"ro the Ebensburg Literary AS
ION has bern indefinitely POSTPONED.
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ADsIIKIsTRATOR,sN NOr.eE,

ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVE
II been granted to the un dersigned ON the es-
tate OF William Byerly. late of Johnst..wn. Cam
oria county, decreased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and all persons
nolaing claisas against ssad estate will present
shem propcrf Yauthsnticate for settlement.
cdHHasssI,ffsfEli cHas' bfiIEsFtHti Adm'rs
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~GDvM-Ma-".

" HEREAS LETTERS OF ADMINS
w tration on the estate of Michael Farrabaugh,
late OF Munster Township, Cambria county. de-
(residing IN said Township by the Register Of
the said county; all pei SONS having claims against
said deceased, age Hereby notified to present them
properly authenticated for settlement. and those
indebted are required to make payment without
ISADORE FARRABAUGn. Admr
Feb. 70. 1858
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Ar,ErAR.s.

7ako notice, that The ConltnIssietlers ,jr c.sn,
= oria County will hold appeals for said CGtutho
ty Tor the year 1858 at the COMMISSIONS ;tifico
In EHensburg as follows wit:
For Allegheny Clearfcld, & White Town
SIN pS anti Ioretto Borough on Monday March
on Tuesday March 16,
For Cambria. jackson and Blacklick Town
ships anil Ebensburgh Borough on Wednesday
March, Il,
For Conemaush and Taylor Townships or,
Thursday March 49,
For Gnelnsugh Borough and Jdhilstow bor
ough Oh Friday March 10
For Riehland and Suinmerhil Townships OF.
Monday March 90"
. For Washington and Munster Township and
Sunmitslte Borough, on Thursday, March 23.
" X kITTLE,
JOHN BEARER
Commissioners office, }
Ebensburg. Feb. II, 1858, 6
fJohnstown Echo please COPY
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Administrators Seottc

1'H'1"' stOE = NSUtIC.
s --TTERS OF ADMINISTRATION q =
~ the estate of John j. Davis, late of the bor
1ush OF Eoensourg, Cambria CO.. decd, hariny
oi Cambria CO.. notice is hereby given to All Ls-
iEg cl.inls against said estate to present ,be-,,
duly authenticated for settlement, and tbos.a in
dcbted thereto 10 make mme,iiate pay1nent
Mrs. MARY j. J. DAVIS.
III DAVID J. JAMES. AGm'rs
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REATTY'S ARABIAN \ HORSE OI Y7TNFz,r

REATTI'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
- IS warranted to cure in every instance. II
used according to directions, Ringbone. SPAWN
and Splint. or any other calous or hard I,,n,rs
1t does not like cure aUs' of the present dav
profess 70 cure all i'll. to which man and bsost
are heir to- but will most assuredly cure the aboro
and a remove all hlemishes resulting, such as
Jumps c"Ii' sihcs, &c. 1t accompEshes its cures
by penetrating the pores and CONVERTING tbo -,
n'rs or call"us into pus or matter and ia tha. ~
discharged through the skin without removin,-
Manufactured and sold by James II. Rcst,v
ana Sa also at the Drug Store of Dir. Wm. LEM
EbcnSburg, Pa lion on
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DENTISTRY.

g. A. j. JACKSON. Surgeon DENTS.
UIffSSSS Will be found at Thomps, n's Mount
ain House, where he can Ie found
the third week of each month Office in Jobn.-
tewn Esarly opposite the Cambria Iron Store.
March To- 1856.
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o,TI CE--ALL PERSONS KNOWIYG
- themselves indebted to The Democrat =
SentineP' for. Subscriptirf. A,ivcri7Eng s.o
are notified that the books hye Row u nv banJ,
Tor collection Costs will Be saved 'By attending .
TO this notice in time. Address Box 1O1
Ebensburgs Feb. 24 1913 --''-'
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VIE sIBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIV AVE
sa!e, Inc farm on which he now resides in
Taliioria ,an township Cambria county, containing
i96 acres. About IS of which are cIcarJ an5
IN ~, high state of cultivation and we'll fenced
me improvements good hewed log House
. a BANK Barn, other outbuildipgs, and a tbriyino
oaf,ng orchSrd- The woodland is we'll timbered
WIN Cak and cooper shop about so rods from
e a,te tiase. Ihere is also never failing sp,ing
The farm is situate about four and =. balf -
North West Of, Ebensburg, two miles from the
Ebensourg and Carrollton Plank Road. with =
good township Road leading from the PlanL
hoad through the premises. ANY person wish.
TO purchases farm. would do well to examine
.ns property, as. will sell on reasonable
u, ,o,.. OWEN r. f0BERTs.
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Cola Lever Watches, full Jewelled
Is earet cases, S2s, 90
Gold Eepine. 18 caret, 24,OO
Silver Lever, full iewelled, ~ 90
Silver HIepine, jewels. 1900
Superior Quarters, 90
Gvld ,Spectacles. 700
Fine Silver do. / so
Gold Bracelets, 500
Lady's Gold Pencils, 90
Silver Tea Spoons, set; 500
Gold Pens. with Pencil aud Siltor hol
der, 90
Gold Finger Rings S74 cts to $50; Watch
Glasses plain ls4 cts, Patent 1sf cts, I.unet
25; other articles in proportion All soo,ls war
ranted to be what they are sold for. C~On hand
some Gold and Silver Levers and Ien;ne. st;u
lower than the above Prices
80; ST.8UFFtR & Harley.
Sept. so, 1857 47-ly.
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VALUABLE FARM FF6R sxYC

: March 10, lS5S:lS:6t
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JOHN PARkE'S
JOhnSt0yvn Marble WOrLx-

Franklin Street, nestly opposite the new Meth,
dist Church. Johnstown, Pa.
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NJ. GEASSON

Attorney at Law, Ebensbure.
hFFlCE adjoining the Post Office.
" Aug. "a, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-02-25

To those afflicted with HUMoRs and Diseases arising from
them, Mrs HARPER offers her SYRUP and OINTMENT with
the confident assurance of complete success Mrs. H. has
hitherto used them only in her practice put nov, at
the request Of some who cannot Apply " her per-
onay for the time puts them in the market Tor sale
She has lately made some remarkable cures lady with
seven running sores on neck whose case had been Civ
en- up several neutrality-suspicious., was MADE entirely well
in short time Another person with all immense sore on
the spne six months under the care OF eminent phys
clans who had applied and other poisonous Matters
was efectuay cured by Mrs. Hs medicined' And numer-
Gus other cases might be menones. Let sufferers TRY
these medicines according directions and cure Will
surely follow For sale in Waterbury by WELLS ARMS
Ga ,a,;ear,a, I, apo, or column ll3w4
Rock RosE-This very efficient and justly popuia
medicine continues pleased to learn TO increase IN
reputation and sale. Wear informed by laoles anu
men of undoubted authority and intelligence VINO nave
thoroughly tried have been very much aloe anu Of
ten cured by it. that wonderfully ecientlh Scroua
Dyspepsia and the whole of Chronic Malades' D.
M. Henry Waterbury, VT, Agent. lVtWlo