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Aousss, it,. for Salt an0 Bent.

SuA2fa+ WL., IUl oar HItu 1lRIls
nor SALE, $50 ACRES COAL AND TIM
- Der LAMP, situated in Rush Township Dauphin
fSGRt Pa and only mile from the rar0ad This proper
Ply to NE BSf P e st. fan n street Also fGgF very
of choice LAND in Virginia, at an extremely low price
d. DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT
l 2R so the F% SeGn TpP TGB sF8
Ans Of the Buang SaGR about 40 BY 70 feet well
eGgGEs ff p9cH sBa %Sq RES and air
. Applyto WHITE ELDER
dS eo4t Exchange Place.
d. FOR SALE OR RENT. THAT very desr-
S @ sRER nd R%EG 81 Ssi
This building of the most substantial character and the
nc cannot he surpassed Its supplied with complete Gas
aSt e II T nn be IS ID
on pleasing terms. Apply to F. " ELDER
o. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-THE Sc
Eii.I COND. THIRD AND FOURTH STORIES of Ware
EA!sAhouse No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET. dstf
EROUND RENTS.-S336 ON DWELLINGS
CEin E. Fayette street. for sale c " u,pprsox
diff 6O'DOnnell's wharf
LNOR RENT.-THREE VERY DESIRABLE
4 CHAMBERS over Store No. South Charles street.
o. FOR SALE.-A LOT ON LEE STREET,
@i directly opposite Camden Station IS feet front by 1856
Apply at atS this 6ce by res BRICK nsf
NOR RENT-A COUNTING ROOM, fit for
COMMERCE STREET nlltf
OFFICE FOR RENT.-No. 2 of the FRANK
OILN BUILDING. on corner of North ana Baltimore SITS
The office is the second above Baltimore street. North
o. FOR RENT THAT DESIRABLE
Es,mI WAREHOUSE No, At SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
.&ssA drumming through to Cheapside.
Apply on the premises. sl2 If
TT N. REID, AGENT,
10 NORM Eft w STREET near tie street
HAS FOR SALE GR0UNb RENTS SCI 80. $i250 800, So
$3.50 $3.50 5 $5 of s53 50 each 500 Of s22 each
ofs3O Also Country Seats Farms Houses all kinds IVES
tern Lands and Southern Lands for exchange Houses for
o. FOR Saba three-story BRICK
,i DWELLING,No 32s East Baltimore street with two
z&sAsory and attic double Back Building. All the mo-
front 5o Apply to O EDwD Mif SE TN CO. 80
j8-tf No 30 Pratt street.
d. FOR SALE
M;,iI A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
- Dawson street, near Pratt No will be sold low on
application to l.: HARRISON,
aFsf FINE RESIDENCES,
E!!l- ALL BE Ex "a! FARMS n.
Forsale by G. WATERS 4 son, Brokers,
E House Geugh and Caroline street, suitable for
vision or Clothing In ! store street, O' 's 10
House No North Frederick street. suitable for Lager
Inquire of c. H. MY Frs Il BROS,
aft No ~ Exchange Place.
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These Lots are situated on Madison Hoffman
street Appyat the office of the Daily Exchange. je2tf
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
ORENT. Apply to PoULTNEY 4 MoALE, A Lombard
street s22tf
o. FOR RENT.-Doube House, No. II St.
1is Paul street above Baltimore street, occupied by
.GGeAx Mrs Adams BOARDING HOCSE-would suit for
4 RESTAURANT.
DWELLING No - north Calvert street above Lexington,
with gas and water.
OFFICES AND ROOMS, No Calvert street to Bar
nuns, second and third floors.
s24 diff W. W. GLENN, 20 N. Charles street.
NOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices of any kind. Also, a CELLAR, at
URI KILBURN'S,
je2tf As South street.
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ID 0 q F | n G.
LESTER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1889.
IMPROv EMENT Al PLIE ID R.
FIRST PREMIUM WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS, 1Nsr1rIrrE EAR. 1888


OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855
We are now prepared all kinds of Roofs steep
old shingles tar or metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
WITH and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts of
and been adding to it produced roof
which offered criticsng public far superior
composition, and
EQUA TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some of induce this Roofing offers viz: The
the heaviest Kind rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Artgh,, and Elastic
being put upon the roof The composition not only
net injurious to- but actually preservave Of cotton, and
being airght, pANPNEss CANNOT PsNErRATs THROUGH 1T
| TO ROT TIE CANVAS.
The Joints cemented together and the whole covered
with heavy coat Cement compounded from materials
which will not run scale oil, crack become injured by
| being walked over.
| EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
protecting METAL ROOFS from corrosion and leaking
sGga HsP and 2 he Seating IN
ais Rons Viii Sny Srse Of
ordinary coverings No Oil i. brought in direct contact
ON the Waertight made from materials which do
like from @ r. q ds "a R
Delaware. Virgtnia, and the District Of Columbia
CURED IN the above territory constructed
sTssstGTF f YfR sSfFRS9
Prepared material for sale, with instructions to put
on and will be furnished Agents leaving them fai
margin for profit.
| SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. -
GEO JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South sts
Baltimore. Md,
Where testimonials samples be reference
~ PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
| ~ REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. SOL
THE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have OIL
l. hand and are constantly manufacturing.
FELTING FOR PAPER MAKERS,
ALSO,
DUCK, FOR TRUNK MAKERS,
OTPIox-LokBARD SfRIxf,
oc7S-n corner Of FrSnklin l.
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NOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,

DR. KEE
Special attention given to all chronic diseases CoUdHs,
GROUP CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, all
diseases the NOSE, MoUTH THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
bas6 Lumbar X5scesses scrofua Rheumasm Gout Xgu
rsga PsTayss Epilepsy r or rs by
time; also, of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
are treated with distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
ChNGERs DID III SORE SORES Or uhGERs HIP DISEASES
III Any OTHER PART OF THE BODY,
ofeye description and without the use ofthe knife or any
cured by correspondtncc Therefore ali such patients
place under the 0
will produce absorption Of the ~CArARAcT and restore
Aid seases of the ,, ,,-,r,r
are successfully treated without the of the knife
die DR. Baakee has constantly on hand at his Office very
extensive assortment Of beautiful -
ARTIFICIAL EYES
rYMpANUMs, or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable either sex and all i in
FIVE 1asy ca & m
large assortment Of R7HqTfg and H drfse
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET,
With n aiss E percT h ap for either
and he sent by express to any part of the world
scrpton for either Sex and Trusses particularly adapted
females in weak condition, also for those with PRoLAP
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and sfu
!
personally in every principal city of the word ~ ,..
All e no:sS s6 lem All
be treated by correspondence except those menohed
which will require his lisp personal sH 4as
| VIZ oino' ii0u'' " DOCTOR BAAKEE,
o 1fs '0' Broadway lew doors ABOVE YoTE Civ
.JAPANNED wA aRE41AS & CO.,
Nos slS 9 3aa! Il f BaidRs Sr'hs,
Keen, at all times, hand iull STOCK OF JAfA-'r-
| WARE, of their own and English makes, Such as
T Tatsr Cans Round Square Cake snSsl Boxes q"
E FSGt Tubs: R.. Tnn. SPICE ise Boxes Boxes
Dust Pans .'A'' 1"'s' Match Safes,
Pepper Boxes, Savings Banks for Children
Lanterns. Wash Bowls, Tin Pie and Soup Plates,
Deed Boxes made to ORDER of any size, with good locks
and dealers will find the above goods vel
be purchased in this country. dstf
E1IRE APPARATUS FOR SALE
| II One new four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE, polished me
AIs two second R5RS SRTTGFT1sS R
n7s Fi ~ E asE H RgIla sirsst
CUMBERLAND COAL FROM THE HAMP
OsHIRE and BARTON MINES p on GEoRGIE,s CREEI
n2etf No South street
A MEXICAN SHEET IRON.-McCullough
ACo's superior Sheet Iron octararo brand Nos 26 an
tly on hand All other numbers supplied al sho
.nr anu lowest A SkE! ggHis assI sos :----.
ElRST CLASS NEGOTIABLE PAPER CON
= SlANfLY ON HAND and for s sbT SS LEWIS
stiff First house from South.
T DAMS AND, MONEY NEGOTIATIONS
0-'''e MARTIN LEWIS,
, No 4 Second street.,
: sl-ur First house from South
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TaiIGrs.

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
" No. Sc EASE BALI MORE STREET, near High.
AT WEST R-LTlMORE STREET, near Pearl.
The having the great evil Of extended
credit SYSTEM has resolved to change entirely the
of ransactng his injurious credit system
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM,
by which he well afford to sell at 20 cent less than
heretofore hoping that his old patrons and the pnhc will
sustain him in doing business on this plan.
Always hand 4 stock of
FINE CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
rs All goods must he paid for on delivery.
4. BAYER,
N1rcl,p INIT Tailn
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HY SAMUEL n. GOVEi>

o. TRUSTEES SALE
@s OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
49, ON NORTH CALVERT STREET.
BY virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city passed the 22d day November 1882 the Undersigned
Trustee, will sell at public auction the premises
WE'D ESDAY, December 81, at o'clock, p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated on
the west side Of Calvert street. commencing at the distance
of twenty nine feet souhery from the southwest
Calvert and Centre Streets and running thence south
calvert street twenty nine feet thence westerly parallel to
Centre street one hundred and ten feet less to ar
grove alley and thence northerly, binding the side
Of Hargrove alley twenty and thence by Straight
line to the place ofbeginnng Together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of large and substantial BRICK
DWELLING; with large Back Building built in modern
style, with the best material.
Terms Of saeOne third cash. and balance equal paw
ments in six and twelve months with date
sale THOS. c. YEARLEY, Trustee
S. II. COVE Auctioneer,
n29eo&ds 81 Baltimore street
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NEO. C. SPIES,
~ ,,,,,,,,,., MERCHANT TAILOR ], 9 R

~ MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
No. IS North GAY STREET, north Of the Bridge,
Keeps constantly hand full and fashionable assert
meut of g NTS WEARING APPAREL of every descrip
ton, and is prepared to furnish all the latest style of
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS, which he guarantees
to give satisfaction in style and fit and in prices to suit the
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

'
IN HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.
FRANCIS II. GRUPY
Informs the public that he has removed to his Ware
house, No % GRANT STREET, directly in the of his
old Stand, and door from Lombard street, Opposite
Robinson X Lords warehousel where will be found fresh
and complete assortment OF nv EkA KIND AN ID QUALITY
OF LEATHER, especially Hcmlock and Oak Sole Leather,
Harness. Bride and Lace Leather prime Wax Upper Kps
Calf Skins French Calf Skins, wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS; Bark Mills, best and
grades of Tanners OILS always hand
Hides and Leather bought and sold commission, ard
cash advances made on consignmcnts.
For further information address
F. H. GRUPY,
Grant street Baltimore
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

Death Of Gen, LeUt G. Clouer.-It becomes
our melancholy duty to announce, this morn
ing the death Of Gen. Levi G Glover, at his
residence, in Clarion, one day last week, after
painful and protrac.ed illness, in the fifty
third year Of his age Gen. Glover held at
various periods during his lifetime, honora
BILE and responsible Offices such as Sheriff and
P-othonotary of his county, and for three
years occupied the position of Collector of
tolls on the canal in this city. For the last
twenty years he has taken prominent part
in the politics of the State, aud was always
recognized as straig forward, honest Dem
ocrat. He has many warm personal and DO
litical friends. who will learn of his death
with feelings of deep sorrow. Peace to h is
ashes-PiHs. Post
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Oficial adyices
from Vera Cruz received here mention as a
runner that the principle 'oanse &c Degolfsdo's
retreat was the destruction of his ammunition
by the explosion of shell at Tucabaya.
The only cities in possession of Miramon
were Cordova, Pdebia, Orizaba and city of
Mexico
Three thousand troops under Gen. Ampu-
dia, were marching towards the last named
city.
Gen. Garcia, was moving in the same di
rection, by way of Huasteca, with 1900 men
These would be joined by 1000 men from
SaE Luis Potosi. together with Degallado's
forces and others from the South.
The reactionary army in In the city Of Mex
leo does not number more than 5000 men in
all.
The JuareE government speaks in conf
dent terms of the ability to conquer the capi-
tai.
Col Carlos Butter6eli has obtained from
the Juaraz Government an extension OF time
for commencing his contract for the mail ser
vice between the United States and Mexican
ports.
Ii is known here that our Governzseut can
obtain the right Of way over Mexican Terri
tory to Arizona, with an outlet at Guyamas
on the Gulf Of California. The ia portance
Of such az arrangement has for months occu-
pied the attention Of our Government esoeci-
ally with reference to the Saving Il time aud
expense in the transportation Of supplies of
troops to the Pacific 1t j. highly probable
that the subjects viii be embraced in the in
strueti0ns to Minister MeI.ane. as calculated
to strengthen the friendship between the two
countries
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11
BOOK NOTICES.

WAvERLEY NOVELS FOR THE MILLIoS-That
enterprising firm of publishers, T. B. Peterson &
Brothers. Philadelphia, has just begun an under
taking. which cannot fail to be beneficial to the
Who'll reading community. We eal,ude to the
edition OF Sir Walter Scott's novels, now in the
course of publication by them, and which is to
be completed in twentysix volumes, at twenty
FIVE cents a piece, or five dollars for the whole
These volums are printed in double column oc-
tave, and each will contain about one hundred
and twenty-five pages. The entire sett of twcn-
six volumes will be mailed, free of charge, to any
person remitting five dollars to the publishers
This is an opportunity, never before had. for
obtaining the Waverley Novels entire, at price
within the means of everybody; for it is the
cheapest edition ever published, and for those
remitting five dollars, and thus subscribe for the
series, secure each volume for less than twenty
cents. The price of the Edinburg edition, from
which this edition is reprinted, is seventy-two
dollars. Very properly have Peterson & Bro
the,s called this the edition for the Million. -
for they ought to get a million of subscribers to
it, in this reading nation, and doubtless will
WENTWORTH, forming the fourth volume of their
series of the Waverley Novels is published this
day.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

ONE DOLLAR 1t is too much, exclaims
the person desiring cheap articles for the res
toration of the hairl We have however
IN our experience found that articles which
command seemingly exorbitant prices, are in
the end cheapest to the purchaser. Precari-
Gus articles are always put up in small pack
ages, and efhcacious medicines are not con-
sldered dear at any price. One doller being
the prices of Professor Hoods Hair Restora-
ttoe, for the smallest size or trial bottle, is
sufficient guarantee that the trial bostle con
tains more precious ingredients, IN proof of
which Its sale has increased one hundred fold
within the past year.
CAU of worthless limitations
as several are already in the market, called
by different names. Use none unless the
words (Professor Woods Hair Restorative.
Depot st. Louis, No. and New York. ) are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers. Also bv all
Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United
States and Canadas
For sale BY Thomas Devine, High street
Ebensburg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11
COnGagratiOn at Pittsburg----Ten
Steamboats, Burned.

PIrrsBuRG May AT quarter past twelve
O'Clock, this afternoon, fire broke out on
board the steamer Henry Graf. at the land
ing, and quickly communicating to the ad
joining boats, in less than FIVE minutes ten of
them were enveloped in flames, and soon
proved total loss.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
with the usual good luck attending its opper
ations, escaped almost entirely The ship
ments of the Company for the west were on
board the steamboats, Economy and South
Anertca. which escaped entirely. The latter
boat fortunately had steam up and was the
means of saving all the other boats at the
landing, twenty in number She took a
fleet of four boats in tow, which were nearest
the Ere, and thus left gap which made it
possible to save the rest.
The following boats were DESTROYED =
Henry Graf" Council Bluff" Potomac"
''Penoa," James Wood" belmont.
"Jennie Grey" u. Fl. Conn ".'Cremonia. ,,
and Commerce"
The flames spread with terrific rapidity,
and the heat was SO great that fears were en- :
tertained for the safety of the ware house on
Water street. The exertions of the fremen
were principly devoted to the saving of this
property.
The amount of freight on the boats was
not large. A small portion of the freight on
the wharf wanting shipment, was also des-
troyed.
1t is as yet unknown how the fire. torigina-
ted, The loss is estsmated 1855 900 in
cluding $4,000 worth of freight There is
an insurance, so far as ascertained, of $780,
900, mostly in Pittsburg Offices.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11
Wine Days Later from California.

ARRIVAL OF THE TEnAUNrEPEc STEAMER CO.
sATzAcoALcos.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7th.-The Tehaunte-
pee steamer Coatzacodtcos, from Minatitlin,
arrived to-day. She brings dates from San
Francisco to the Goth of April, being nine
days later than the news by the Overland
Mail.
In consequence of the warm weather, which
has improved the condition Of the roads, and
large receipts OF treasure from The California
and Frazer River Mines, andethe liberal or
ders for goods from the interior, an improve
ment had taken place in the San Francisco
markets.
The transactions in first hands are limited
and an extraordinary consumption of goods
will be required to reduce the present heavy
stock in time for the large expected receipts
The steamer for New York via the Isthmus
of Panama has on board $1,70O, 900 in gold.
The receipts from the mines have been
large, amounting to $735 900 in specie.
The amount of treasure exported since the
1st of January is $12, 325, 900.
The California Legislature adjourned with
out taking any action on the outstanding
State Indebtedness.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM MEXICO
We have our full budget of Mexican news
by the 'Codtzucoatcos
Minister McLane arrived at Minatitlan on
the 1st instant. After paying an official
visit to the Consul he would return 20 Vera
Cruz on the 4th.
No military operations of Importance had
occurred since the sailing of the Tennessee.
Gen. Degollado attributes bis defeat to the
explosion of magazine, which DESTROYED
large number of artillerymen He had re-
treated with his army in good order fortv
miles, and encamped at Tabucca. where he
would recomneDce immediate operations
against the city of Mexico.
Robles, with a party of the Reactionists,
had taken Jalapa and prohibited communica-
ton with Vera Cruz under pain of death.
General Ampudia, with force of Liberals
was near him, and battle was expected.
Juarez bad issued a general Exequatur to
al American Consuls aud Vice Consuls, re-
storing those Withdrawn by Miramon
Minister MLane issued circular in de-
fence of the Americans. maintaining that they
would act in good faith and with consistency
towards Mexico a7fLVs e
From the Brazos we learn that formida-
Die conspiracy against the Liberals had been
discovered at Monterey. gaas .
Nj. Garay, the new Consul General of
Juarez for New York, leaves on Friday for
New York, aud viii Immediately enter upon
mis- duties.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

Friyhttul Railroad accident Three Men
Ktued.-A Catastrophe of a most appalling
nature occurred on Monday morning on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, in the vicinity of
Greensburg. 1t appears that the ballast
train was in service as usual, and that while
on its way east. and within short distance
of Greensburg, the locomotive exploded with
tremendous report, killing three men and
shatterlng the engine to pieces John Dodds,
the engineer. and Mr. Woods, the conductor
were killed instantly, and Joseph Speelman,
engaged as fireman on the train injured to
such an extent that he died in few minutes
The engine, as we have stated, was blown to
pieces, and so great was the force of the ex-
plosion, that parts of it were seat wbirling in
the air hundreds of feet from the scene of
disaster. Mr. Dodds resided in Pittsburg,
and has been in the employ of tae Company
some FIVE or six years. He leaves a young
wife to moura her bereavement NJ Woods
was a married man, and a careful and atten-
tive officer. A wife and two children are
deprived of the protection of kind husband
and afectionate father by his death. Speel-
man resided somewhere on the mountain,
and was, we believe, an unmarried man.
The accident, we learn, was caused solely by
the negligence Of the engineer. The engine
had just been overhauled and was in excel
lent order, and had ordi nary care been used
IN her management the explosion could not
have occurred. She was the old "Westmore-
land" and had done good service on the
Portage prior to being placed on the Penn'a
Central II Tribune
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

The GENEsEE FARMER.-The May number of
this popular agricultural and horticultural Jour
nal is received. 1t is unnecessary to commend
the Farmer. 1t has been published for twenty
eight years in the heart of the "Genesee coun-
try" and its friends and readers are legion.
The publisher offers to take subscriptions for
the coming six months (July to December) for
% cents. A specimen of the paper can be seen
as this Office, and we shall be happy to receive
and forward subscriptions, Specimen copies are
sent free to all applicants.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

THE BUDGET OF FUN.-We have received from
G. G. Evans, No. 439 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, copy of the above work, and we can tru-
ly say it is in reality Budget of Fun" Per-
sons wishing TO pass away few hours in the
way of amusement will do well by sending for a
copy of this humorous book. Price, one dollar.
A beautiful gift will be sent with each copy.-
D. C. zahm is tire Agent for this place-all Or
ders will be pfomptly forwarded.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11
Death of Bishop Doane.

The Rev. George Washington Doane,
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Chu rch
10 the Diocese of New Jersey, died at one
o'clock on Wednesday 9th inst at his resi-
dence, Reversible, Burlington He was in
his 6lst year, and had been Bishop of New
Jersey, his native State since 1882. In
early life he was rector of Trinity Church
Boston, and there first attracted attention for
his talents and zeal.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-05-11

The PILLAR OF FIRE, OR ISRAEL IN BoxpAGE
is the title of a new work just published, a
copy Of which we have received from G. G..
Evans, OK Philadelphia. This entertaining and
instructive Book, is bound in excellent style and
sold for the low Price of s1,25, ans a splendid
gift will be given with each number Sold
Persons wishing to purchase copy can do so
by enclosing 81 ,25 in letter, ,addressed.to G. G
Evans, No. 4S9 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, or
they can leave their orders at this Office, and the
Books and Gift will both be distribut ed as soon
received.