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me 'Fan""r"r IfHir.-SAvANSAu. December
3o.-Ihe examination in the Wandrr.r affair
wi's resumed to day before United States Conn
missioner Henry. -
Capt Luke Christy. Of the steam ting Lamar,
wns recalled, "nd testified that about the I'd of
i'"ce'nhcr he went from Brunswick to .1eckv is.
land. nnd there saw Large nnmhsr Of negroes,
and repnr'cd I" him to lc about ihrr. hundred.
lie stw them l"ndcd hy unknown white men-
nMnerr "f the negroes were put on his boat
nn" he conveyed them up the Savannah riv-
or about iourtccD miles above the CITY. uud Ian.
del them.
I'ne "ll"r witness was rall.I and examined.
hul his testimony was unimpnrtnni.
lie case was cont nued until to morrow, in
consequence of the illness Of one of the prison.
ers.
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transportation Of Pork-Artcr some conten.
i,oh u, between the Directors of the Western Rail
loads li'ey have fixed The freight on Pork from
Cincinnati |" Boston ut SO barrel By water
sne M Ftight Is 80 cents bnrreI from Cincinnati to
New Orleans, and IS cents from New Orleans tn
boston; and allowing 10 cents for charges at New
Orleans, insurance, &c, the Siver route. has still
the advantage of SO cents a barrel nj least.
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Blacksmith for Sale.

q Will. sell at the sale already published to
"a TAX" place on the lll INST. :, superior Black.
smith, JOHN, we'll known ~ this section Il
country as frst.raic smith his wife, Il good
cook washer and ironcr. and their son. n verv
likely young fellow, about 8 years Of age.
JOHN J. BARNETT.
Jan. 4, 1859 81 n
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seStorny Wealher on tia 4tlaniic the shin
masters recently mrriyed from across the Atlan.
tic, agree III representing the weather this season
ns ,"H''xampied for severity. A succession OF
tremendous gales with snow, slcrt and rain l,as
heer the experience Of all. large number of
wrecks have, already becn heard of rs the result
oi the gales III the months OF October and No.
vemher' aud We fear there. are others yet to be
rpDOrtpd. ~
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=.
THE Vine Culture in Califorpia-There are
mnny indications that California N destined 10
become great wine county. The vine flourish.
es there aud it's cdItu5eeis attracting great at
te",ion. Fhe Alta California, December G,
saysyc .y-s IN 80.
sonoma Valley is going into the vine business
extensively. The vine was introduced there Ty
the missionary priests about thirty years ago,
and it has thrived admirably. The wine Of SON
omns different from thot of the Soullfrn portion
Of the State, heing lighter, and more like the
French wlnesra The Ted Vine Of Col Harasz,y
has takS soa4s1 the highest premiums ut our
late fairs Tbs 6tness;of the soil and clinae of
Son"ma for INC pTodgsfion sof excellent grapes
AID wine has iIcssed sa!ls ssple there to plant
vines extensively, d ase how in the begin.
ginning Of llis:stss asaiido strip Of land
hiont, the feotpE the HAHN ~ ortI aud Fast
sS asyoteI sssae%fs ent;,s Eis,
ly to Vinynrds.; - ;;sS.>t.s
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Fire:SThss ass 6 ;iifs was given on
o'clock ss Iqse 5shss ar'sa The Og'Irs st"sles
belonging sfht 81 fasAisx. keenan,. de,
ceased. &sre5o 5op s5isi shd we reeret 10 state
that the fire he'd SfGads sdeh progress at tue
lime of the alarm, Tint IL swas; Impossible Il
save HE animals 7ssoseh mules and tligee lar
Sc: Tne Mers : q asss5syss sss;,s ,.s In: ~
adjoining and sbppI seventy bales Vi {e burn burn
ed: 1T coflo INSURED, The sriein of
the lire: IL Ito the eaFSles ;ness' of The
ostiers sors bayss sentled 30 tire sta.
bles. 2. fs S':,,ss.: -
Our frepnsp tsts Iidepead liant md sPaimetto
ca9pa;,ies:S & were ground, and
lire.-col~adia Guardian. Dec5.3o.
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Col. Hiram Fuller, formerly the editor Of the
New ork Mirror. Inns been in Washington, con :
icrrng with prominent gent lcnen in that city,
on his project of starting next fall, in New York
CITY, conservative Journal of iIc first clnss. de.
voted to the Interests Of national sentiments and
free trade. lie will he joined in his enterprise
by Southern gentlrn'"n of position, talents
and inif1ience. Ample capital is said to hav.
besMprovi1ed 70 put the project above the
ka3a5a of.Sentnre. Colonel Fuller leaves for
sf!astrpe ~ annary toPerfsct his arrangements
abtDad.-Augmsfa Consfifutionalist.
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Dag Lnu-Ii is Inns been held VI England.
that if railroad company take charge of a dog
and agree to deliver him at certain place, tfieV
are "nswerable for his safety, even thong gh. he
brake the chain by. -wbieh hisInaster has secur.
ed him; further, 'tlia: tlieir ticket to the owner
requiring that the dog SHOULD be'secureiy fasten.
ed, is not such spsaiaL contract as. ,would cave
lem as ills their duty 20 seet that tho fastening G
s secure. :as: ;7:..: 9f1 ~ 80, ,
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ABhNVILLE BANNER,
w, G. DAWES, Editor.
Thursday Morning, Jan. 6. 1850.
ELECTION OF CLERK

Omr readers will bear in mind that the Polls
at t''e respective precincts in the District will he
open for the election Of Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas, on next Monday. The Polls W i'll
he Kept open ONE DAY ONLY,
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=; =, xost.a s,;asaaTa .atsrsisa bspr many and
fectual manner i5sSHs is,s tsmafks ara slammed
at post oFees Sdt tho eofiatry, upon let.
'ers. They arc put POI, tho postage
stamp, for tile: ~ 5lefaeinT iiat as we'll as
Of g!1ingths: :plss date Of mailing The re-
sun IS hat ttss ssholly iliegibfe and the
stamp itself I'D. ltisis amat
ter OF mese a9s5se slssh, itsmays sssm toJs
at frst sights EE entity very simportsn.
which sirtss iss Posf Il offiSs fNsss ps. f.
pnstnenti ~oald lei ~ sssehtisf service 10
tie business ee,a5safs sy dirsotjHs The aeter,.
ton Of postatss Rhouts the. country to.
dis subject. sD Isaes, =
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1hc 5/riean Boy.-There are one Or two facss
with the abduction Of this ,in,li ijiIuaI that
should b" know to W The puLlfc& III was take,
Gy the U. y. bIars&l. saurdnysni.rning, fros,
,ne H.. i''rracks I" Mz9salc room q JIr Geo. VI
WHY W here there @cre no meanyfor securip&
III oese OF an attsnpc'at rescue La only gnsi
al night being n hkgromsn on l,e pre,njscs :SSt5
nTd"y "itcrnoo'tMr. WylIy ,.formed the DepnnIS1
MARSHAL that I,elfad re.,soDr to believe that n
attempt w"nld he made toallnct the boy, t1,bbtt
The place offered no security ,sll that he (NFf
w"n'i he rrspopsibie for him no longer. In lR9
lnct OF THIS waFniihs' thelpy Sds allowed to %.
main on the pfetnises. no eioI4 was made TO ron
der him secure, ahd the ne.t morning he was
" found III ssing." We make This statement I'd
authhritNs tf; E 49,. ,: : :"
If thiFh he j specimen Of Federal efficiency,
we et"uti aavses1he GoJernn,ent 70 .notpros ali
pr,e"edifa4in tlis;c,ae af once, and save itsef d
fr"itiess expence:S-SaeanaaA Rspullican.
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$40 REV ARD!

EEROKE JAIL of Cambria county, and esca-
-S ped therefrom, on Friday, the 1st day of
July inst, two men named SAMUEL M'CUI-
LOUGH and HENRY JOHNSTON. M'Cul-
lough Is about #. 8 in. in hcighth, fair hair,
and about 25 years of age-has wife living
about Ninevah, in Indiana county, Pa. John
ston is about #. in heigh.h, dark complexion,
near Forwardstown, Somerset co., Pa, where
said Henry made his home. Said prisoners We're
convicted at June Sessions last, and Johnston
was not yet sentenced. The clothing they had
while in prison was left behind and therefore
must have had clothing furnished them by per
so1is outside.
SO for either, if taken up and secured in any
prison in this State.
r. P. LINTON, Sheriff.
Shlf s Office, Ebensburg, Pa
july 20. lS59-35-3t
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IN YEzEGEPaEANs' CoUEsV OF, C2RE-
| EgFsFA COUNTY.

IN the matter Of the writ Of Partition OF Valu-
e alton on the Real Estate of Thomas Croyie,
late Of Sunmerhin township, now Croyle town
ship, Cambria couaty, deceased.
To Mary Croyle, now residing in Wisconsin,
and Susan Croyle, row residing in Ohio, heirs Of
Frederick Coyle, decd; Catherine Reynolds,
intermarried with William Shaeher, now resi-
ding in Illinois Joshua Reynolds and William
Reynolds, now residing in Illinois, and Abraham
Reynolds, now residing in Westmol Gland coun-
ty, Ponnas, heirs Of Margaret Croyle, intermar-
ried with William Reynolds, both Of whom are
dead, and TO all other persons legally interested
in the partition or valuation Of said estate.
You arc hereby notified that in pursuance ola
writ of Partition or Valuation, issued cut Of the
Orphans Court Of said county, and to me direc-
ted, I wiz hold the same on the premises de-
scribed in said writ, situate in CToyie township,
in saiG county, on TUESDAY, the 23d day OF
AUGUST next, at one O'Clock, p. NJ, when and
where you may attend If you see proper.
ROBERT p. LINTON. Sheriff.
Shoriif's Office, Ebensburg,
July 20, 1959:4t,
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FARM E7oR SALE.

THE undersigned oilers at private sale his
FARM, situate in Susquehanna township, Cam
bria county, containing about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. eIlslt forty 81 which are cleared, and
having thereon rrac. cd I large RANK BARN, a
CABIN HOUSE and large DIV E.ALlNG HOUSE
in process Of erection. The land Is well timbered
with White Pine Oak Of every kind, &c. II Is
we'll SUPPLIED by never failing springs Of water.
and there are three Savlnilis convenient to the
property. The land contains coal, iron ore aud
limestone, pronounced to lie good 10y compatent
Judges. and the tract is known 10y the name cf
'.Imestonc place. An hldisputablo title viii
bc given. The property IS within about two
miles OF Joseph's Catholic Church, and, about
four miles FROM Carrolltown. viii sell cheap,
For further particulars apply 30 the undersigned
the premises, CT address hln by letter at t4'I-
roltown. LAURENCE DEE.
June Is 1S5a:3m
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More Wonderful IEsan aYae Tzana~
moth Cave.

DR.. D. I. Talbot, in communicating a
series of articles for the Fort Wayne Times
10 regard to the Wyandotte Cave, makes the
hllowing comparison between the EYyandotte
aud Mammoth Caves :-Wyaudotte Cave,
one Of the most extensive aud remarkable in
the world, is situated in Crawford county,
Indiana, about twenty-five miles below New
Albany, on Blue river. / have called 1t
lensrkable cave. The Mammoth Cave Of
hatucky has hitherto been designated as the
greatest known cave in the world. It may
saEle your scientific readers to hear me
'ssert the fact, that there is one stalagmite
alone 10 Wyandotte Cave more massive than
al the stalagmitcs and stalactites in Nam
nctb Cave put together. This Cave have
Surveyed and mapped distance Of twenty
n1.es in length. and there are numerous ave-
0ues. have never penetrated 10 their end,
although have visited the cave for scientific
aud other purposes, over dozen different
ane, spending on one visit four days and
lights within It's darksome walls. The Nam
moth Cave is distinguished more for It's vast
-e'S tAans its beauty; the Wyaudotte for Its
great extent, its mammoth hall, its lofty
oSooAngs, reaching frequently TO the height Of
q. teet and especially for its num erous
- IN beautifully natural fountains, winch
ssrost continually meet the eye in every
IL.'eeoon. A portion of this cave has been
. saoEn and visited for over forty years. This
poia'o e about three miles in length, and is
EIlea the Old Cave. IN 1850. new door
run run within the old cave was discovered,
saSA extended the caves united to about
we've miles in extent. In 1853, a still
,.Se' r.s discovery of ingress was accidentally
S. which has added eight or ten miles
mo.' .o.so' and disclosed a plan of formation
.," ~F extensive and more beautiful than
~ a.! heretofore known. This cave contains
moiy ,%y Al1d of formation peculiar to the Nam
sDru I:u aud other caves, besides some very pc
Vrrau and unique formations found only in
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EsTE EATS.

& NAME TO the residence OF the subscriber, in
~ jackson township, about the last Of June,
TWO COWS, one dark brown with the left horn
OF at the head star in her forehead in the shape
of heart, White spots on her back and part of
her leg and belly white-The other a light red a
little mixed with brndle, a white spot on her
rump and middling large horns. The owner is
requested to come forward, property pay charges
and take them away, otherwise they will be dis
posed, of according to law,
ANDREW DUNMIRE.
Jackson tp. July 13-1859. st.
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lifetime OF DR.. II. no one has been or shall be
intrUsted with the preparation Of his Specifies,
and he offers the guaranty Of his professional life
and reputation that they shall be just as he rep
reSCnts them.
They have now been before the public for five
years, and have every where won golden opinions
from the many thousands who have used them.
Simple, free from intricacy, technicality,
danger, they have become the ready recourse and
aid Of the parent, traveller, nurse, invalid, and
have become the family physician and medical
adviser Of thousands OF families. Nowhere have
they been tried without having been approved,
and their highest appreciation IS among those
who have known them longest ard most int-
mately.
EVERY FAMILY win find these SPECIFICS all
they have been recommended; PROMPT, RELIA-
Bile, SIMPLE and EEFICACIoUs often FRIEND
II NEED and FRIEND INDEED.
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No /. FEVER PILLS-For Fever, Congestion
and Inflammation of al kinds.
No. 2. WORM PILLS-For Worm Fever, Worm
Collie, and Wetting the Bed.
No. 3. BABY'S PILLS-FOr Colic, Crying.
Teethng and Wakefulness, and Nervousness
of Adults.
No 4. DIARRHGA PILLS S-For Diarrhoea,
| Cholera Infantum and Summer Complaint.
| No. 5. DYSENTERY PILI.S-For Cholic, Girl
| ping, Dysentery or Bloody Flux.
| No g. CHOLERA PILLS-For Cholera. Chole-
| era Morbus. Vomiting
No. Z. COUGH PILLS-For Coughs, Colds.
| Hoarseness, Influenza and Sore throat.
| No s. TOOTHACHE PILLS-For Toothache,
| Facaache and Neural gia.
! No .. HEADACHE PILLS For Headache
| Vertigo. Heat and Fullness of the Head.
| No 10. DYSPEPSIA PfILS-For Weak and
| Deranged Stonnachs, Constipation and Liver
| Complaint.
| No IL. FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES
Scanty, Painful or Suppressed Periods.
| No Il. FEMALE PILLS-F For LeucorrEoea,
! ProftIse Menses and Bearing Down.
No Is. GROUP PILLS-For Group, Hoarse
| Cough Bad Breathing
| No. IA. SALT RHEUM PILLS-For Erysipelas
Eruptions, Pimples on the Face.
| No. IS. RHEUMATIC PILLS-For Pain Lame
ness or Soreness in the Chest, Back, Lains or
Limbs.
A-For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, old mismanaffed AgUies.
P.-For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or
External.
O.-For Sore, Weak or Inhamed Eyes and
EveIids Failing, Weak or Blurred Sight
C.--For Catarrh, of long standing or recent,
either with obstruction profuse discharge.
w. C.-For Whooping Cough, abating its Vio-
lence and shortening Its course.
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sHERITE'S SALE.

BY Virtue of an alias writ of Vend. Ea37on
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas OF Cam
bria County, and to me directed there will be e2-
posed to Public Sale, on the prernesis in Chest
Springs Borough, Cambria County, on Saturday
the 9th day Of August next, at l O'Clock ?. NJ.
the following real estate, to viz;
All the right title and interest of William Mp
CURE, of, in and to Eighteen lots of ground sit
uate in Chest Springs Borough, Cambria County
known on the plan of said Borough by the Nos.
l. 9 s. 4. s. 6. 7, s. 8. "a. 25. 2G. q. 28 %. so
81. and So. Lot No. o having thereon erected
a two story frame house, frame stable and 9TH
er buildings now in the occupancy of said VIM,
M'Guire.--Lot No 25, having thereon erected a
two story frame house in the occupancy of Cor.
noluH M'Gure.-Lot No. %, having thereon
erected j story plank house now occupied as
School house.-Lot No. 30, having thereon erect
cd a l! story plank house. now III the occupan-
cy of Montgomery Douglass; The remaining Il
Lots improved and under fence, now in the occU-
pancy Of the said William M'Guire.
Taken in Execution and to be sold at the suit
of Powell T. Clayton.
r. ?. LINTON, Sheriff.
ShoriG's Office. Ebensburg,
July, Is, 1855. st.
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STR AY bEFFEEIW.

HASlE to the residence Of the subscriber in
u Washington township, on or about the l4th
of thi s month, a RED AND WHITE MULEY
HEIFFER, supposed to be two yeats old. No
artificial marks discovered on her. Tho owner
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take her away. otherwise she
viii be disposed of according to law.
NJ NJ. ADAMS.
July is, l859.35.3t.
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,,.eresting Eefter ofG the EataraI-
tZati0n Question:.

Reference having been made to the course
,ursucd by Mr. FILLMoEE's Administration
E relation to naturalized American citizens
Who return to their native homes, we publish
IN TINS subject, the recorded opinions of
n,yrEL WEBSTER and EDWARD EVERETT,
-,cb of whom was Secretary of State during
that Administration
TFHract. I-M. Webster to Ignocio Tolen,
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al g a Gentleman announces in the Buff
AZ ". J Advertiser that he will deliver
be- lure r;n IN that city, in the course Of which
n, WIN exhibit ga model of his steam batter
W, ve 'am' ny which two men can wipe ont any
Or Ioo.ei sSSsei now afoat, without firing gun
h,. 'ag man and also q model cannon.
N, n VIII load, aim, fire aud swab itself
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EgXHE SUBSCRIBER, SUCCESSOR TO G. L.
4 LLOYD & CO., at Jefferson, respectfully
offers to the public, an extensive and well
lectcd assortment of DRY GOODS, CIR OCER-
les, Hats, Gaps, Boots & Shoes, Ready Made
Clothing. Hardware, QUeensware, Paints, GLASS;
Oils, and all the articles usually required for
Family Building, and Manufacturing purposes.
Stock of Drugs, Dye Stufs, and family med
iones, that for quality and variety is not surpas
sed, Cf equaled in the couuty.) All of which
he viii sell at the lowest possible prices for cash
or Country Produce. ALSO,
4 large amount of Spruce and Pine Lumber
constantly on hands, and Bills for Lumber sawed
to order at the shortest possible notice.
ROBERT FLINN.
Jefferson Nav 90. I857-tf
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OH REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list, make up case of what
kind You choose, and enclose the amount IN a
current note or stamps, by mail, to our address,
ut No. 5G2 Broadway, New YoEk, and iaa -Ine,ii-
cine viii be duly forwarded 10y mail express.
free Of charge
Address DR. :. HUMPHREYS & Co
No 5 y broadway, New York.
{s5- Sold in EBENSBURG, by JOHN k0DG-
EltS, Jr.. and by ii Druggists generally.
June 20, 1S59.Gm.
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NnTFCE.

THE undersigned, Directors Of the Poor and
House of sErpployplont of Cambria county, here
bg i've naticc that in case of any destitute per-
son becor,ings SICK or disabled, that may become
a charge upon the county, they request persons
in whose charge such destitute persons may
be, to give notice to the Steward Of the Poor al
House OF Employmont, OF to either Of the Direc-
tors, of the condition of such persons, so that
they can be removed to said Poor House without
delay. WM. PALMhR;
DAVID OHARRO,
MICu'L4. INQUIRE,
jan u, l659:tf DiIectorS
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GEO. E. LEWIS, III. D,

09ENDERS his professional services to the citi-
is zens Of Ebenshurg and vicinity, he may be
found in the Office formerly occupied by DR.. d.
w. Lewis. Night calls may be made at the
Office. July 6, lS59-tf.
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AGw4SaJs-TUeAt,y y2rgCt,.

THE Officers and Managers of the CAMBRIA
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY are re
quested to meet at the Office Of the Secretary, in
EbensLug, at one o'clock, P. H., ON SATUR-
DAY, the Gth day Of AUGUST next. AS bust
ness of Importance is to be transacted q general
attendance Is desired.
By order Of the President.
PHIL S. NOON. Sec'y.
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July 20. l859:2t

President, James Myers; Vice Presidents, Jacob
Fronhciscr and john Thompson, Jr.; Managers,
Reos Jno. Lloyd. J. A. Blair, William Kaylor,
NJ. II. Adams and John Evans, (Smith y Treas
urer 4. c. Mullin.
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(Addrcss Brookls,s p, o., Boa 320.)
THE
PAEsAGGy SEEE-GEKERA ATEGG
Gas BURNER.

This valuable patent, portable self generating
Gas Burner is offered to the public, in full con-
f2epce Of its positive superiority over every
other HAND LIGHT in oXistanCe, for SIMPLICITY
SAFETY. ECONoMY, and B8ILLIANCY of light in
a&nY temperature
It is devoid Of SMELL, SMOKE Oh FLICKER, Civ
ing a steady, cheap and
UTE4EEAN GAS -E4ssS EgT.
requiring no trimming. or other attention, except
simply filing the lamp with good burning fluid,
one quart Of the fluid converted into gas IN the
Burner giving a FULL, BROAD and CLEAR lame
eighteen hours. This light, which is equal to
that from eight ordinary wick'd tubes, ut an
expense of but three, is also, under complete
control, being reduced by simple process, from
a full blaze t. q small one, and as quickly restor
cd to its full capacity The burner can be readily
applied TO all styles OF OEL, KEROSENE, CA5IPHENE
and BUBNIRe FLUID LAMPS; also, on pressure
aud with foyII3s to Gas fixtures, IN all their
varieties.
It isaslmirably adapted for lighting churches,
dwellings, lecture rooms, halls, shops, steamboats,
and railroad cars, or wherever a good light Is
desired. Parties dcsirous of securing the right
of territory for valuable article that will COM
mend itself, should make early application, only
to the undersigned.
Burners, lamps, &c, supplied in any quan-
tity, with rornptness-forwarded 10y express to
all parts ofthe United States-payable, cash on
delivery.
BUTLER, uOSFORD & Co., Proprietors.
No. Court Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
or, III Broadway, and No, Courtlandt st New
| York.
05-Can be seen burning at tho Office of this
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-07-20
MARY A. NOEL, Adm'x.
LOHN @. NOFL. Adm'r.
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4 FILTERS of administration having been gran
d 4 ted to the undersigned, by the Register of
Cambria County, on the Estate of Michael Bal
weaver late OF Chest Township Cambria County,
dece ased. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate requested to make I'M
mediate payment, and those having claims against
SAID estate requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
MICHAEL KIBLIER, / Admins
JOSEPH GILL, J traitors.
Chest tp., June IS, 1859.-30-6t.
NHOUNTAIN HOUSE. S,.Daa,ittoiHe, Cambria
we CO., Pa.-JAMEs w. CuNDoN, Proprietor.
The proprietor assures the public, that no pains
will be spared to render his guests comfortable
July IS, 1S58.-37.-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-07-20
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