Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29

.l play, without suffering the Least
|, or confusion by it.
| ,Or.E1gRs or TIVE LArEonr LIsu1
-L.rRupE, SErT. 24th, 1868
+ III, Democrat 4, .Scatiad -DEAR
Ycu viii coot.r favor l.y publishing
oriog vote Of thanks, rendered to the
|, # Jolustown aud the Cambria Bri-
| y the members Of the Latrobo Ligh,
Very respectfully.
II. l.. DONELLY
.u,rsb,s reception and unhounded
i, 5cs.aved upon us By thu Military
ri Of Jobnstown, prompts US to re.
| ~ our sincere thanks. Therefore,
Rj That We unanimously thank the
b. q arrangements. and the citizens
.1rl fr the courtesy and attention.
PSI al hmes shown 10 US by them
rrccIt vi,it to that place.
I. Tbs; We Viii never forgot the
mrCmi'tihg attention, shown to
EccIs and members Of the Cam
sh.
\. Tint We tender our special
90 hj.e8. whose approving Smiles
as"!ong remember with pleasure.
s0urage u tu continue in the vol
t-sOf our good old Commonwealth.
'lrsrlves at all times in readi-
G'up in defence of our country's
farn that the Military Encamp-
'lr'ioTn, !ast week. passed off in n
|Tta'icd to delight all in attend
p Iarce aud well uniformed conf
r. On tho grounds, snd the Tribune
@'i'' ol'Qiay was we'll calculated 10
nnmnat"d a correct III ca of the
'' circumstance Of glorious war"
Co"To's, Of So,aersrt. Brigadicr |
ne, sna Gen Humphreys, of Cam, |
, @a7oag :ho officers present We |
I''' SU'''''s rendered it impossible
|ead
James j ksyior ws,, last Sat |
Aa;ad Steward OF the Poor House, |
f'r'. 'lr. kaylor il sn iute!li- |
's-g':.r gentleman, ami will no |
aamsua aad economical officer. !
,faa'm.nt eruld not have been |
i'r Steward, JaneS I'Dermit. |
;.t thauks of the pc, pic of this
'eeonomy and judgmen; ~ cx-
's'Lz!ng tho institution. His |
Tsare conf dent, prove e9usIly
a4rnist!on.
ID aamed Robiret, citizen of
NJ, MAS knocked down xnd
siTeLty dollars. in the neigh
Stony Creek bridge, on the
llssday, Tie 26th last.
The Fourth Annual Exhi-
:, N'0o.'a County Agricultural
~'''eS next Tuesday, and will
e days. Tie Annual Address
"a op TIC last day of the Fair
"'s'' hsQ of Ebcnsburs We
'-ds Of the Society to-day and
posse Of hands under the su-
lf sniiabie and enterprising
L. GLASS, engaged in repair
'nd putting things TO rights
ae approaching tx hibition -
0
DC III better order than at any
which viii doubtless be a graf
~I'ment 10 she fair Equestri- 6
T'' "a Competing for the premium t
1res'riauism. @
'aonas Devine requests u, to
"" have oysters, and refresh I
vs. ou the Fair grounds during q
. Of the Fair, two doors east of Il
" peviae is .'mau OF his +
~'rctoFc confidently rccom- r
Intending the Fair. Il
''I tailor informed US the r.
"'yr testing all the Sewing Of
1aiAcN he is decidedly ofthc ;.
'1''tR d cSKsR's is the best q,
| public Grover Il Baker
i''roaago. to
Y, 5' the Far grounds in COM to
;, De sure to procure two
-. Nooerts & Rodgers. They n
IN the neigh5orhood of the
!, 'u1elent to accommodate 70
lung hoops. They are on
!, :, aud merit patronage. Be- Be-
4 .j.i jhles1ar Villains, more gen. Ju M
n lining ~ TO be the Dauphin In
On n,iogansburg. n New York.
|sords 'ae morning of The 2s,b
d. =, I'VE were; Lord Jesus Christ. la
ona ral :; receive my spirit" He TO To-.
as, = Of
,% Rr Free Trader says the name u
si,.inn;0 n;0"nmthe distinguished int
~! pg.-Till Dc a prominent OH
'9hVen- die
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