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German silver has come into very extern,
sive use during the past Few. years, 7, 1t is
composed ofone part Of nickel, one part o.
spelter or zinc. ana three parts Of copper; but
all these substances have to be pure, and
must be exposed to great degree Of heat be.
fore they will unite. The refractory nature
Of nickel and the difficulty Of obtaining the
metalSfree from arsenic, iron, and cobalt, are
the causes Of our not unfrequently seeing
German silver spoons of gold yellow color;
while German silver prepared from pure met
al will equal in wilderness the best Silver,
and will not tarnish. Upwards offifty thou
sand pounds Of this composition arc man:
ufactured' in this country annually, Tor which
the nickel is imported from Germany and
England. There are but three localities Of
nickel ere in this country. J, One at Chath-
ham, Conn.,, yields almost three. per cent.
nickel; another ore, from the mine La Motto,
Missouri, yields abouti ten per cent; and
nickel ore is also found among the copper
ores q Lake =. Spper'er. Spoons and fsrks soi
German silver, when used, should Be washed
at once, instead Of allowing them to remain
soiled and dried; in this way, they will al.
ways keep bright. clean and sweet. 1t should
also be remembered that hot water sets stains
while cold water and little soap will pre.
vent them. iIfby accident an article made
Of this terial should become tarnishcd,a
pinch Of salt rubbed over it will restore the
color better than anything else. 54r AZ.
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Il = NEw York March %.

The inmates Of Mrs. Butham's boarding
house-sixteen in namber-were all pois.
oned Yesterday. Mr.. b: is dead: and other:
are ina criticatcondition. z-z--ze-ss--.:
BY invitations Of the Wing General Com
mittee, 'Ex- Governor Hunt delivered an nd
dress last evening in Hope Chapel. An au-
dience numbering about 800 was in attend
ance Hiram sketchunl presided. Gov.
Huat; u.ged the necessity OF buryins Sec
ti'nalism, and Of uniting the Opposition on
broad, national grounds = s-v2.
In the Choirman's speech, three public
men were referred. to as those to whom the
country might best confidc the duties Of the
next Presidency; they were Edward Eve:
ret. John J. Crittenden, and General Win
field Scott. Each Of these names were re-
ceived with demonstrations Of APPROVAL.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02

Mr.. Francis Gouldy, who, with the in ,,nc:
bers Of his household was assaulted by his
son Francis, in October last, in New York
has so far recovered from his injuries as to
have been able to attend divine service on
Sunday last. He had, however, to be sup:
ported by . friend. He will never recover
his normal >igor. A large piece Of his skull
was removed by the surgeon. His face il
under partial paralysis, from the result OF the
the wounds. !, A month since Mrs. Gouldy
gave birth to a daughter, and has already
recovered from her confinement IAN the
others, except the servant who died, have
quite recovered. ~ sA,> .
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" Il will be seen that the .stntn,z, has
been materially improved, in its mechanical
appearance, since our last number. \ change
has also taken place in the, publishcrship
Mr. Merritt. having retired from that posi-.
ton to the quiet Of formers life. No pcr.
Ima7ent arrangements have, MS YETI been
made; but il those now in contemplation
! should lie carried ont, tho Sestiuel will IL
made much superior. in, every respect, to
what It has been heretofore. 1870.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02

AMENDMExrs TO THE New Yonk Con,
srlrUTloN. Three propositions are nowIbe-
fore the New York Legislature for amend.
ing the constitution :, One propose, to re-
organize the Court Of APPEALS. reducing the
number Of Judges from eight e. six, anil
causing them al to bs elected by general
ticket, instead Of taking part from the Su-
preire Court Bench - The second and third
propose toextend the electoral sufffagc-one
by permitting negroes to vote without the
property qualification 1T present required,
and the other BY permitting, women 10 vote
without any qualification al all. ,.;l,.f,t.;,,s.
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!, I-T1rhhe Eco d hal;o Of March 10 learns,
from good authority, which it is not allowed
70 name, that the Hungarian patriot Kos,
suth passed through France, with the con.
sent and conhivance Of the French govern.
ment, and arrived iaccgnito at Genoa. It is
supposed that lie will place him eli at the
head Of Hmgarian soldiers now in I4ombar-
dy:@ It is well known fact that during the
last s. ten en- Years Kossuth has been studying
military science rt;d IT,. -o,.f ...,,....,..,
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SERVING PRorEsrs By MAIL.-l\ mer
chant keeping his account with, the Amori.
can can Exchange Bank, in New York, deposited
two notes Tor collection. When they be.
came due the maker did not take them up
and they were protested. The person de.
posting sued the endorser, he refused t. pay
because noti@e Of protest was sent through
the mail. The court held that the service
Of notice Of protest through the mail was
not sufficient to charge the endorser. The
person holding the notes then sued tno bank
and recovered not only the face OF them, bui
also compelled the bank to pay the costs
and his cOunscl's fees. ="
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@The Buffalo Eapr: s. Of the els: con-
tains graphic account Of terrible accident
on the Great Western Railway, near Ham
ilton, Canada, on Saturday morning, 18th
inst. A heavy rain had washed away 25D
feet Of track, and in the midst Of binding
storm the Express train plunged down the
abyss, smashing several cars to atoms.
. Nine dead bodips were taken from the ru-
ms, and the survivors, for the most part
were awful bruised and ,nangled =, Our
townsman, Ward Newman, was on the a.
bove train, but fortuna y escaped nnin.
ijured. p: 7.,r.,.f, y, .t.,r...,...,.r,..It
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6TThc father Of young Busch, who was
acquitted Of murder in Chicago, a'tlay or two
since, gave thej"ry, who cleared him, cham
payne supper onthe. evening after the verdict
was rendered Eleven Of the jurors attended,
one, only, having the dccency to stay away.
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i@Morton Storp has n ycarling heifsr,
owned and raised by Judge Storp, OF this
village, which now gives twelve quarts Of
milk per day, and has for the last eight
weeks; will BE- two years old next June. and
will averages tho common sizc.-& in on
Times. ''
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WHEAT AND FLOUR, IN CHICAGO.

s----------
WHEAT EAT AND FLOUR, IN CHICAGO.
Tho grain statistics in the Chicago Tom.
'netcia' Ezp; ess Of the oath, show the &C.
c,,m,ilation ofwheat d that point, tie last
week, to have been 1850 bushels, against .E,,i
le9, tAo2 bushels for the corresponding week
Of last year. The difference in the amour,
of, flour and wheat in store here now and
the corresponding time Of last year., has rea-
ched what is equal to- ], l53 900 bushels.
The decrease in the receipts Of -four and
wheat is equal to 100000 bushels, While
tl,e incre ase in the receipts Of corn exceeds
200, Oc0 bushels: BY these figures, we ap,
prehend, 9 good opinion may he formed of the
comparative deficiency ofsupply Of the two
first articles named in this part Of the coun-
try, at the present time. q Notwithstanding
this. the Chicago wheat market declined near
two cents aybushelf for spring, last wednes.
day .S'hrh42 i''@H 3,i::8 fiii" f,3,,fos5
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA ,..,,,..
Probate Court. : r. T go
the matter Of the application tor: letter, Of
a I'm! on the estate Of. :Enesh
On reading, and filing tie petition ofc. W.
i;3teh3X:sgssng to;hsE af41oihssd sadaiia1faG
OF all and. singular, the goods, ;chattelg apd
credits Of Enoch Hamblin, Deceased. it +, or.
d d that Monday, the 18th day of April, 4:
petition, and that the heirs At Law. Of said de-
ceasca and all others Interested in said estaSe,;
appear at zen o'clock il the forenoon Of tn +
day, at the Probate Office, in the city Of Red
Wing in said County, and .shew ssnsc, if any
s eers t eo the RE.seF q said petitioner
sAnditSis fifthcr ordered thSt chs sid peti.s
TONER give. notice to all persons interested in
sal! estate, Of the pending II saia petition and
the hearing thercof, by causing aseopg o. :slfs
order to be published in the Rcd Wing Sentin91, s
2 weekly newspaper0ublished in the city. Of
Red Wing and county of Goodhue, three CON!
scestive weeks prior to the said day Of hearing.
Dated March e. =; ;} r H. nr, ;SSsSs
ap2-~3w Hi<'.9.I Judge Of Probate.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.

.'GnMt'*r HORRIBLE OUTRAGE. III
'On, Tuesday last pers'oan, entered the: res
iylcncp Of nj, Andre, il: the valley Of War;
creek, in this; county, Mr.. Andre being al,
sent, and after Chg. most desperate resistance
on the part Of Mrs ANDRE during which
her clothes were torn almost entirely of
her person, ono Of her thumbs 'tlislocate Ia
herself Beaten almost 10 inscnsibility, Violated
her person. Mf$. A ndre haa been married
but a short time and had recently been con
| fineA;her babe w3salso nearly killed in til,
struggle. f,r...n...,, .l,..,s,., t.al ,.tpao;
a neighbor'cntered soon after, the con
summation o., the deed, and reports thu
s:ene as most horrible, :, Tho furniture brok
/ en- and strewni all about The room. the moth
Grand child COVERED with blood, and boil
shockipsly bruised and injured: lie .ir,,me
diatc1y, after calling il ihe' assistance Of sew
eFTal female friends, residing in the vicinity
raised the whole pcighborhood TO search 70
the rayisher. The, whole, country rouat
about was secured by armed men = but i
being late'in the day they were not able t,
discover him: The search is still continued
and parties are Stationed at all the river ant
Of many ,or the interior towns Of the State
70 watch Fl him Tie i described as bcin;
very large and tall, with heavy, black whisk
ers.; his front teeth gone. and about thirty
five years ofage. He was seen in, this plac,
the morning before the commission Of tn,
outrage, and also at Wacoota, about daylight
the next morning. He probably got iove1
into Wisconsin. Should lie be taken in tn.
present ex1:tcd state Of the community hi:
life would 10 taken. .....t :..a,~... .o
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre, settled in the: valley
about one. year ago, they are very much res,
pected by the neighbors, and their sorrow is
shared, and the outrage resented equally by
ALL L- *."tfo
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

'~'A~ .1''~AoNAA NOMbN n IONS.
., The .. Minena Democrat takes ". TO task.
for opposing Mr. Cavanaugh's pretensions
far q e Democratic Cergrse io,al nomination,
and Winds ups follows b 4
Mr.. Caycnaugh shShlds IS Nominated
what,woul4tha Se,,t;helNooi Oppose or 90
for hin ? ff the laaer, Es i not isut a ve 1
potent rod into the hands Of Republicans
with which to lash himself? This en- anil,
We shall probably support Mr.. Cavanaugh,
it nominated; simply as the representative
of Democratic principles; as the candidate
Of the Democratic party. We should be
sorry that the character, qualifications and
official conduct Of that candidate, was open
to the jus; criticism Of the opposition. Blu,
the personal objections being truthful, We
sho.1kl' " copmoa t'dflIn whole Dfmp:
cratic Press, 81 tic State, have to put ur
with tttcm: tt cou,dd not Of course douy re:l,
facts. gtIas 3tt III nuig;I .A'nct I
s'Bnt We think, that instead Of tile partly;
being placedin such 4 diletnna,' it2 would be
better that Il should nominate gentlsy%iSa,,u
Milo is not PERSONALLY liable, }{ L; such oTsc:
tqn. tWep lh,a have no personal feelings eithe,
lqr or against MI Cavenaush,' But we
must CONFESS tit:dees, gall ''gds = little ia
seeisuch: quantity Of petty putting got Of
by tho press for.tho'p purpose Of ''foro,talling'
the Democratic NOMINATION. s,r him. w
think It might do better business 'Of course s
every one knows how Easy IS 'm,'embe'
/ Of congress to procure such "eyidences O
popu)alityi"but there j.. one thing TO be no,
ticed, that really upright anil talented mon
neverresort to such means. gltlI,Ii3W i1I1N:
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GDThe City ard Township election
comes off on Tuesday next. The Demo,
cratic Caucus Cor the nomination of fit can
didates for both, will be held at the armory
roonG:in Days brick block, this evening.
We hope t"sec alarge attendance. The inn
portarce Of this election, will be seen, by
an account We publish, orthe most ba,r,ef.cc,c,d
frauds, recently committed upon the County
IN such an exigency, the election, of impair
ti ia and incompatible men is peculiarly de.
manded. We hope to see both parties. ipu,
heir best men in nomination.
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Wamltd}f6.M5sEs
W W;i;|:% essiMR4
-crt!.cd:- -=-.a=--.n:G G. HOFFMAN, TN.
MOi{TGAGE SALE:
CGEFAULT haYing bAdn ms,le N,a1LA ~.

|. 1EFAVLT haHing been male sh,ssl,o n.y.
- mcnt Of the sum Of eight hundrel AMI
sixteen dollars: $3.50 which i. ,iow claimed t.,
pc due at the date Of this notice. on, 4 ecrt.;,;
indcnture of mortgage. made. executed and
dcIlvered by Michal Finlay and Bridget Fin
Jay his wife: pf Ilastingr, Minnesota Territory,
now State e. William Williams, Of the Sta:e
olt!i''n"lS date! tic second day Of June, a.. D.:
1871! and recorded on the twelfth d:.y Of June.
a: ~. 1877: at seven o'clock \. NJ. in the office
OF the Register o: Deeds Of tile county OF !
h"e. st;etc Of Minnesota, in book ,, If mort
GA ges. pages t53 and 654. s:.fA =.
Now, :iercfore. notice is hereby given t',at
IN pursuance and by virtue # 1t power Of saieI
III SAID MORTGAGE contained, and Of the statute.
III sH'h case made and provided. and no pro
cccdi',g or suit at law having be en- inst;tuted to
cole the said debt secured bv the said mort
gage or any part thereof. all The tractx or n.r-
cells OF tand lying and being in. the county. of
Gsedhuc and Territory (now State 81 Mime
sofa, described as follows to wit The xou&h-
west quarter of section five,i (5) in township
number ono hundred AT thirtc.n {11B4 north.
81 range sixteen :6) west, containing one hum
dfed ana SIXTY acres, more or less. according t.
the government survey thereof, together With
an the heredltancnts and nppurtenanccs there
nht9 IN any wise 'appcrtaining. will BE sold At
public auction. to tho Iighest bidder for cash.
to satisfy ard pay the debt and interest de.-
er'oc in and sicured by. said mortgage, and
also the costs and expenses allowed by law. 1t
the front door of the office of the Register Of
Deeds, in Goodhuc county snd :Seste Of Mime
1885, 1851 on sh e IexSntss1th 90 day e May
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Mortgage.
Dated, he Wing, april g, a. d. 1859. 6w
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" Tie Bar AND TIE PuLrrr.-Ou,
readers will find in another column. a .yor,
spicy communication from Warren Bristol
Esq, upon sermon oi one Of our Rev. D.
DIS. Although our Quaker principles, re
quire US, as an Elitor, to remain neutral, in
such matters, We like to sec the fun 60 3 o. III,
as we doubt not, will our readers.
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THE SENTINEL.
RED WING, MINI, APRIL 9, 1859.
WILLIAM COLvILL j.. EDIyor

if CoehF!r1filsScH ySntaihi,{s iHpb6rtaj,,
news,is st'titca'trcm nl} parts 'of the State
Parties. it "nacquaintcd. will send references
unless they are themselves we'll known.
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s= AeENTs.-C. II. Scrivcn, 6a Dearborn,
street. Chicago. is authorized to receive advcr-
t'sements tor this paper.
aIosTMAsTERs..eycrXM here. arc our authorized
Agents No paper mailed till the subscription
srn IL mi, We vii iarnis.h ii, >e.1;
sel and t"deys Io8v* Fink, one ytar, t6rr 81 81
IN advance :lalso the I.Semfiaek and Rettraos'
NaNqsinf, for $s,0O,'in udvance.n.}l ,,.sr, ,,n,
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..RHFFElaEF'S ,5ER.T

'sHEfFEftEE'S sSA1E.<s
State Of Ainneeots, District Court; III skssss
Fifth I District, Goodhue County o5ibaa1.! W
Tunes y, SIS s. f f3iassi;aend 'i s as.
.sli5t,ii VS.. .gniqqaEit u!lEGa2ra1 .-oeirraI
dssoS Bennett, and :.t2s tri5 rive 10
,us Defendants. oHzee baa nwe7s .iso<I
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance 81
= = the order, Judgment and decree Of this
Court IN this cause, made, and bearing dato vhS
s3d day Of March, 1859, shall expose for sale
as the lawldircctr, ut the front door Of tn Post
oftsc. IN The city Of Red Wing, in. said county,
on the 10th day Of May, 1859; at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon, all thst tract or parcel, Of lail1
lying and being in said comfy rof1 0oodhu9.
described as follows. viz: zaiie' = tasisg shHa't
Tho southwest one quarter C. w ~ Of, sec.o
ton number thirty two (3e>, in township nuin-s
bcr'ti Que hundred and twelve fllaA. north of,
range number fifteen l5) west. containing. en-,
hundred and sixty acres Of land, more Of lSss,i
according to the Government survey thereof.
Dated the I'd April. 1889. -
.EfkH .:.3 llENRY3C. HOFFMAN, n
WARREN I,a,.IoI, . tt Z
April 2, Ss.' s .yS''HIssS w Il Wv
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ino9 30 law noEIH03201a' DIT ,23!l9l1i
.4s3aas fu3ao74 vt 2n'tTo1oG Iaafanh
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whose general department and use 81 Ian.
|guagc would be some sort Of guaranty that
the department. II Biz Let::,,es would not be
dissraced by the ,oaht of q common En;l,sA
education. Why, then, should It be consid-
cred as necessary that this man should be
nsartyrixel? so. s.I, d. fEqs a eft ehco,
Now, my dear Mr.. Editor, allow me to
predict that if You Or any one else should
inquire into the anteccdents Of this hosstful
Man, Of what he has been, and Of what he
Is LETT bhinz lin, you will discover that
the lscv. 3. r. Crary, D. y. SC, here in lied
Wing, by some $ range freak Of faulty, hui,
been crowded into much higher social po-
sition THAR he has ever before occupied
That he eats better beef steak, and drinks
better coffee, and has collected around him
more Of the comforts of lie chan he las ever
before enjoyed; and that he is actually cir
culating in community that has much less
superstition and Ignorance, and .bigotryl and
heathcnisn, than that rom which he has mi.
grated. y IN "a .,.,st,=,,,...
Hoping, sir. that you may ,< make these in.
quirics, and report the same al q day not far
distant, | take pleasure in acknowledging
myself, very respectfully. ~, Z" ~ i.'la
12ai!lgS Your OFT serv't, ,!hf@id J
i23m1GM iii - WARltEK BRISTOL
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=: +" 9IIc 4u41. % QUO atf3tIslHFli t0Iat j3auu
3D. frr b%a.4Th T'.io,1 hrc xf7tiHgov3 nj }o4s
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: II" !:"tLAiN9F !. I!Al4UW 0uluid
av1.ff@G s'narr
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Communicated
kEv. b. F.CRARY, u. d. MARTYR.


RED WING, April 2, 1889.
Mr. >Eplror Last Sunday morning l
had 7 he $" emitig.scd" asasure alis6ning
very Fsespee fallyap dbcoursc, fs y was
delivered pm ke pulpisaof tht Nj hod,st
Church ii this city, blythe 'aReus B. f.
rrary, D. D. President ct tho Hum1ne
tM'v'r*i'y, and P,ofes:or Of Mental and
4ser". Sessget Nd gell 3 RbsstatrrssXagsSVy
And tho fact that was intensely inter
estea in the scope. gst, and Christian char.
acter Of this discourse, is the only warrant
| have that few comments thercupon may
not not be uninteresting to your readers.
Now, although l must confess that the
aforesaid discourse, was well calculated tc
Strengthen = praereih which any oni dhi9h'
haxe, lar- the Episcopal Ghurch, yet Id dis:
claim nm Any int intention of appearing for Or il
behalf BE- Of that church in yhatlI may hays
to say, for the very.good aud sufficient, ,rea'
son that not being. d member thereof have
no BUSINESS to'appear in that character.
And The that church probably would
eoPsidsr MAC 1 %oshtbei + NV mich 5t bet
ter te business than saying what shall say :,
matter which I BY no means dispute 10,
hea, weapons,are not! ;ea' nal;2H whereas mine
are. Her mode Of war:sae being calculated
te'.u1aos hs'devil-nihe bcinsI designed t
ST., him np With along pole, land to keei
-, Ak. - Ao,,j i0vH 81 ,f9'5nsi!,f ID .hIiai!
.N wife q; y ny ahbeha!f and il
my.f qHWn way, s END afcoidias' my owl
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-08-31
FARM FOR SAFE.

THE undersigned offers at private sale his
FARM, situate in Susquehauna township, Cam
bria county containing about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, about forty of which are cleared, and
having thereon erec.ed a large BANK BARN,
CABIN HOUSE and large DWELLING HOUSE
in process of erection. The land is well tmbered
with White Pine, Oak Of every kind, &c. 1t is
well supplied by never-failing springs Of water,
and there are three Sawmills convenient to the
property. The land contains coal, iron ore and
limestone, pronounced to be good by competent
judges, and the tract is known by the name of
''Limestonc place" An indisputable title win
be given. The property is within about two
miles Of Joseph's (Cathoic) Church, and about
four miles from Carroltown. / will sell cheap.
For further particulars apply to the undersigned
the premises, address him by letter at Car
rotown. LAURENCE DEE.
June Is, 1S59:3m
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SEsEREFES' SALE.

BY virtue of a Test. Writ of Nend. Exponas.
issued ont OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Blair
County, and to me directed, there viii he expo
sed to public sale at the Court House in the Bo-
rough Of Ebensborg on Monday the 18th day of
September next, at l O'Clock 2. ~
All the right, tile and interest Of Jacob Cor
das and - Cordas his wife, of, in and to &
tract Of land situate in White township, Cambria
county, containing eco acres, more or le=y. ad-
joining laFns7 Of ,Bpcob Glasgow. Henry Altman,
and others, and having thereon erected a two
story plank house, a steam saw mill. frame stable
and frame shed, now in the occupancy Of the
said Jacob Cordas and - Cordas his wife.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit
of Thomas Mays.
ROBERT P. LINTON, Shff.
Sheriff's Office Ebensburg,
August Il, 1S59--tc.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-08-31
Watches, JeyveIry and SIiyer-yyare

~ We would respectfully inform
81 ~ our friends, patrons and the public
8-.- y, generally that we have just opened
-ssssSs ~ our Ne1g Hach, Jetcsyry, SiZUer and
Plated Uare Establishments at No G22 MAR
KET street, where we offer Wholesale s. Retail,
at the lowest CASH Prices, a large and very
choice stock of every description of goods usually
kept in first class Watch and Jawelry Store.
We hope by untring efforts to accommodate
and please not only to retain all our former pat
rons, but merit and secure large accession to
the same.
Every description of Diamond HorL and other
Je11ety made to order at short notice.
o. AU goods aca1Tanted 10 be as represented.
0G- Particular attention given to the repairing
Of HatcfeS, and JearelTy Of every description.
STAUFFER & HARLEY
No, 622 MARKET street, South Side PHIL'A.
N. B.-We will continue our Old Store, No
146 North Second street, for a short time only.
August, Cd. 1S59.-3m.