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, 1860-10-13

SEAL nossAck ret IN JA11.
We ara obliged, in order to aupply tba = xira.
ordinary and unceasing demand for it, to re-
print This morning for the third time, the sneeeh
ofJohn Hos:a:k, delivered il the United States
court, when asked why sentence ahould not be
pronounced upon him for violation Of tls fi,.
gttive slave law.
We first printed this remarkable fpeecb m
Friday morning. It Immediately created
uarkcd seusstlon in the city, Notwithstanding
khe town Was filled with the crowds Win had
Kaoefed here TO Telcoms Senator Douglas.
Our regular edition was soon exhausted. and
re printed second edition to supply the de-
nand for the speech 1t cur counter. We r..
inserted Tie speech in our psper, for the secord
Emes on Saturday morning. We wete obliced
10 prsnt three cdi iona of ths issue io order 10
supply 1he demand and after our forms hsd
oeeo aaSen up stairs, orders GANG in for $40
copies which !e were uuaole to supply, s5 that
We are Obliged to reprint it again to.dsy, and
eten tae large extra edition We shall STRIFE of
Wi PROBABLY fail to satisfy the demand whica
Will be made for the paper.
Lei The people 80 to sec Mr. Hossack to. .dsy
n jail They need not be ashamed or afraid
"stoas w.,'s O. n:t prison raake.
A,w'lltE aad eo1ienrd mind
md the detd for vbicb 1ohn 1,'11 Ho.,.,t ;, ;,.o
oned IN cur common goal sheds halo CT Glory
AFouu1 it gloomy walls which no nan to dsT
0eea oe asnaneo 70 snare.
=
But 4r. Hossack b:lieved he waa ylo.at;n9u2
Ian. Read his speech, and see if tsa defence is
no. unans.erae,s; nre.y day We hear Of free
and brought. to our shores. Now, there is every
reason to believe that Jim Gray, the negro for
whosb rescue Mr. uosaack il punished. WA
stolen, fye OF SIX yaars ago, from the COST Of
Africa. and was never legally a slave The f,,-
8lslFe slave law does not provide for the readi-
ton Of free black men to ary kidnapper VII,
may coSae after them. 1t provides only for tte
return OF slaves-and Mr. Hoesack did rot be.
IeTe jim Gray 10 bs slave.
y
Minister'S OF the Gospel Of Jesus Cbr;rt7 On
and sec John HossacEt REVEWFEI; ri r. r.
FOR OBEY[NG THE CONWA>nS 1,E u1s
REDEEMEK. WH0HAS T1lT.i1 ~ RI M M
MEMBER THOSE IN BOEIS Is rn1fEn
WITH TIEM. LIE Il CAST iSTn ppiStr
On sh,s Sabbath morning be hears The t sweet
Apostle. he ia ;mnT;soned .nd ~ aae ~ me
Of the Lord has n ot annea,ed ~ b. tni 4egei
The daya of rn;rar1.s era 49, ~ ~ s,.s: ognas-
Of old nrxyed for Peter's liberation I'd ,ps.
ret prtTad be knocked NJ ths rsta ~ sa.n;!5
sion. It viii take nayiue "a w,i1 as nrar;n-, ~
Rfk John H0fAAcE ont of iai1
When the rr; ssnt State Central Comm;ttee of
tbs Republican psrtT was forraed errry .'thsr
ism. exct pt old {ne Abolit;nnsnn ~. cs-st,,,;s.
cnrsr1te ID and .ar-.taetaS ..a.f -, r9 ealeun9
nae old Whio nf1y ~se r.pra..rtsd. ~. eIJ
Know Nothing nariv va renresa1t.d. hn. ~ ~"
necis} nsi,e 1era tster - sPPslrd,*s W. e., e.
zAoon1'on party. Ihe Old hne Abohtlonista
Gpmmit.ee I Of onr n.pt1 upon 'no ''''e central
, 1860-10-13

% The recent vote in Allegheny couaty,
p, (giving 1000 Republican majority) shows
Dir. johnson what tho wos king men there think
Of his insolent speech. thu: j" Northern mechsn-
ics are white slaves" who are marched up to
tbs ballot box ut The bidding, aud under the di-
reetion, Of their nsosttrs.''
, 1860-10-13

.ot .n...,aa :, r.,..., .,d :. 49, ~. w..
| .,,1, -... -. A.. v:.,.s a.,
- T...."s,a w .s 49,. 49, ~; .n,- ~, r.;,.. fza1 m
.s - na."a9 c;.~ ' 'N''
T1 =: -. !.
| ....a. fa:s :. L..ss ~ a.. ,..J;.~ ..,,,
w., y. A"o' .-..
WIN 1he touds We received, We propose II
| keep in one Or more Of the stores in Irving
| provisions and c1olhiu1 for gale. pavable in Ia
| t,I- ... -
oof' 4n0 " "eAns u 'n' 1ano6 Plosesu'o LII
erection o! Inc buildings We nad planned.
The families OF the colony are not used Il
h.oo;no coh. nd ;rd,.t.i,,,, h.a ~. -.;,,
| "ese"s oo- ~0@
40 long looked for come. They would hare hat
IN abundance aud to spsTe,
, 1860-10-13

Of lliucis, IL the proof that tie Republicans Of
yous State are ode:ing premium. 10 :s> Aboli.
florists to rsseue fugitirs t!-vst ard nnb the
courts. and IL return tho Abo!iu ;cls.s are 10
give Lincoln hearty support.
, 1860-10-13
CPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE,

GPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
Wtvr1 erhtI: oa THURSDAY. 11,h int. f:em The
tlcsfrE Out Auction Sales
e. e. nj
orer 1000 Pieces Dress silks,
C+pprisIug Every ysr!s,7 Of
Plain Black Silks.
Black Figured Silks.
Plain 1o1ored Silks,
And Al the Choices. Sove:sls. Ia
1LLrntSAIED SILKS, rOMrADulR SlL6s,
ponble Faced silks, nept- Silks,
slv=, Seven sEd Nile tleupeed
Silk and Velvet Robes.
SUPERB LYONS SILKS.
B:oc1:td with ve:v.s.
n Golors for SiseA: aad EvetIuE press-s.
Also. ove: One Tsersa.a Fieess'
Rich Paris and Lyons Dress Goods,
FRENCH MEElSoS.
0TToMAS5 yEL0CRS,
yAL0CRS ESPlNGLE,
EErT. OTTONASS,
ILLUMINATED UROSCELs, ke.
-.1s.o York City HsfAH T'r<d<,
Rut ewn< /, II. ueaes Ct he eAson and lie universal
-.
lotcs1 upon th- lo4rk.t A:d sud II
An Immense sacrifice.
Pisd s,k.fr r n Ctn:,; .esn Qn,l1y Htavy " =.
f se ~ n al.. y % = /;
Tx3Iesa :. tso: via sa lh.t- 7k.!a p's.- Fsu::eea
SUPERB esven sc S..= F o.letd
Lyons Silk Robes for $500.
Worth Fifty Dollar.
rles,n. seseu ana Nine F:;'use,d
Velvet Robes for $1,000,
co=t 10 lnrers sixty Dcaas.
~ =: r. LAE9FsE ~ I'd &C. cnnARssr SA1E st
bought var lars~iy. ~e ener or rCu.taiies;E.
Greatest Bargains Ever knoEn.
We will ltxa.bt atthe .a1 4 tine PARIS hGvELTIEs1n
Rich Velvet ClOaf1s,
And al s.t SkyIsa a. Il eyer} r2rerv skspe ard
1s'<r Of tur eva tn;.r - :surs "a: Il
EXTREMELY LON fK1ckS.
We sts1rinx dalIv frc Auete7. Marrf.etur.1s
AnE lnroF TBS Sswe.t md Choieeat sds EVERY
DESCRIPTION, z1d e1h AEost EaiI.zted ,tcck Of
General Dry Goods.
Which we ofe. II Whc.4a Rtt.u, for rttt CASH
ONL1. II Friets ttat c4nLut be e wA!h t. i ky
WM. n. 1&IS% IL ca,
107 aud lCo Lake Street.
sffl Az trnt
, 1860-10-13

INDIANA CES5rs KkrCRxs.-01E:ial 7etuz3s
from seventy. i've counties OF Iodisna, compris-
iag about three fourths Of the State, ~, pub
lishsd in the Indianapolis Sentinel. The total
population Of the girea counties is LIZA ,s3s.
Population Of the sans ccun,ies in 1850, e45,-
G53. I1crease, es9,143.
, 1860-10-13
RUAlQu hfA ktlhiandnf.

Is the 0ppesisiopists Of New York-Doue,.
brecks and Bels-seem to hars perfected their
fusion. tie following from one of the most dis
tlpgulshed Democrats Of the State, will be in
teEestiuR:
, 1860-10-13

Appeals to lhoPeopie Of Chicago.

,- 1:.-,.v,-
xatoz p,s., ,aa % Tr;eua., A w. A' 1 oeA' - As'''
Ths Irving Colony, 1ocas.d in Marshall Co..
Z. T., bezleave to call yoar attention to the
following appeal:
There h,s been bere An unnr.c-dcnted
arouth. scarcely anv rsin having f.,i.n f55r IN
entire rear. G.rden, md cn,,;rstsd aa,d. ,ra
a fas,ure. corn 1. s.,I,ny for m, d,,1.~ n.-
hushe,. and rnu,t ANN h. bfohor potat,., nd
other vegetables We can only obta;n bv eo,no
for them to the to1ns on tho M;.,our; River md
paving for them their extravaoant ,,rica.
Many Of cur frmilies arc di,dgateued. S,me
hatc, md many more ere. taltinp oI abandon.
ing their homes b,ro and f..;no IN n. ststa.
The officers Of the co}onv have hin .a,.1v n.r.
plexed to know what be,t to .dr;so tn do' ",
have built. and have INV m on,,,,;on ..a.m
saw.mill and e.ist.mill and ern.es.d tn nro.-.
cute building and other improvements hi. fall
aud winter, and give employ 10 rnanv here.
But The drouth has stooned eun;gr..ion hare. and
the demand for our lumber and to1n.lots and
farm cIaiuna ia cut short and - a7. unsh1a tn
rive emnlov II The nav. th,+ .,n.ct.d;t ~ n.
Wat .hsuvao, ch.u .a-;,. t.a;,,..
,f,.r ~. h.x. ~ -, -
and ,t.-,1.r 80 ~ - .h..aoe
them ND e. T.. AZ. Co.. -..-. -
tv, or .h.,I 49,. A. .h., -. 90 do;n. sana.,
to you 10 .s.;st y, in nro,u,inv loanu t, beln II.
out of hi. en.ro.ncr,.
Tbe 1r,;oy foionv va, iueo1nor.ted bv the
E,n.,, 1.,;.,o,,r. 1,.t v;o+.r rh, f.n,;,;s.
.rr from different stat., of III, 11n;on, 0na
oh;ect nron;rent NTH III. co,onv ia ,bs br,,a,,o
n, in 1r,;ro ~. ,r ;n.,;t,t;on ~ i, ,rnsro that
NAV ,,.at n. xsnt, of mi. -.s;o, nf E,n,s,
r
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
g6RaGdgGaRAg.
A Few Hints to the Gardner In
winter.

l. Did you. last fall. throw up hillocks OF
dirt arouDd your fruit and ornamental trees
liable to be girdled by the mice? If not.
then CO now. the next best thing. viz: GO out
frequently during the Winter and trample
down the snow solid around every tree. and
throw up more of the same around the hole.
This will make i, hard work for the varmints
to get az the green bark.
2. Did you. last Fall, protect some of your
tenie- trees, shrubs aud plants. BY mating
or evergreen branches? 1t would be strange
IL come OF these coverings had not got loose.
by isis time. Take a tour through the lawn
and garden and see how they get on. A
minutes work with few strings to tie up
loose things, will save you much disapoint-
;nent aud loss.
3. Perhaps the damp snow has lodged up
on the boughs of some of your finest trees,
eSergreens in particular, and is likely to break
them of. Go. this very day. and shake of
sac snow. AMI perhaps tie up the struggling
branches to prevent injury in future. A
stitch in time, ect.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
Exterminating Briers.

In helds nearly cleared of wood, an abun-
dan. growth of blackberry. raspberry. and
other briery plants usually spring up from
seeds carried there by birds. These seeds
have been waiting for the sunshine to bring
them to life. Burning the brush and rub
oish gives them a 6ae top-dressing, from
which they will thrive with great vigor. often
requiring years of thorough culture with hoed
crops, to eradicate them We have found
pasturing such fields with sheep an cffectual
remedy. They are very fond of the leaves
aud tender shoots. and will keep them so
closely cropped down. that they will have no
ehanca for life. The following year the land
can be plo"cd with much less difficulty than
where thicket of rank briars disputes the
passage Of the team.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
Turkey Breeding.

Few Turkey breeders are aware OF the gu
Pefior advantages OF retaining old birds for
breeding purposes The most of our farmers
dispose Of their old turkeys. as they call them
every fall, which is in fact at least two years
before they have reached their maturity, and
just so long before :hey have arrived a, the
best age for breeding purposes. Every per-
BOD ought to know that an old hen viii take
better care OF her young ones. than young
hen' aad that an old gobb!e will bring big
ger aod stronger turkeys. we might say or
give great many reasons on the subject but
thlng il unnecessary.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
CuSrants.

Ous list Of eurrants has greatly decreased.
The favorite red dutch is now despairingly
spoken of as Inferior as such varieties as the
cherry and Fersaillaise. We do not give I'D
the Red Dutch easil 7, i: is the best favor
ed currant cultivated. red variety 1t ri
pens early, and bears late, never. fails of
crop. aud grows like poke weed The White
Craps is as good as the White Dutch aud tha,
is saying great deal; it is, for it bears more
freely aad Is more robust in habit. and dwarf
er. With these two standard sorts, no far
mer need be disappointed.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
Eject Of Pumpkin SoeAs On Mich
Cows

A. Ciary of Connecticut. writes the Ne,c
Ea5land Farmer in regard to this subject as
follows:
FIRST fed my cows one week with one
large or two small pumpkins to each COW
twice day. Their milk decreased two or
shree quarts to each cow day. from what
they gave the first week previous then
fed them one week with the same quantity of
pumpkins as before, aud took out the seeds
They increased in greater proportion OF
milk than they decreased the week previous.
then fed them alternately, three or four
weeks. and they varied in their milk. very
much as the first weeks"
The diuretic qualities of pumpkin seeds il
we'll known, and they will always prove inju-
rious to animals if fed in large quantity.-
Fowls have sometimes eaten of them so large.
Iy as TO produce death
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
TIRE NEw-r0RkEE.

Now ofit real for the purpose cf stc-rirg
wl'iest possible ciTCu'ation-a fr,I-class u
York weekly family l.a,.er. eight large Isc
illustrated. leanii.ui'y printed %. she les; v.
paper. with csrltTiSssti..:ss ard articles. en-1
poems. anec,i"teS. g.. &c. by Wa'hingisz
wing Longfeilo.v. Bul~-r. .Tennyson. ". (ilr1
Simms. Dickens. Mrs SiEssarIcy. Thschs'.
Peter Parlry. Hawthorne. Alice Carer a7s c
ers. Tie Weekly NEW -ToRKEk' (rTs1c1
rtsi a Superior publication ia the New ia
Le'iger-) i offered at oalv ONE DOLLAR ~
{" subscribers who send ihe ore dollar w.
a'ely To the publisher. C. Aa.hcws. Nc
Fulton street. " Y. Specimen copie, sent 10
3 cent stamp maT2.ls5s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
Coal ASneS.

The editor of the Boston Commercial Bu,.
lett" gives the results of several experiments
he made with coal ashes Applied to an old
s~ard. it gave two hne crops of grass where
nothing bat white weed. &c, grew before -
Applied to potatoes. it produced large crop
Of hue quality, and perfectly free from disease
Applied to sweet corn. and many other vege.
tables in the garden. it gave them fne
growth and clear green color
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
SPECIAL ANNOCyCEHEsF
PROM THE
QUAKER CITY PUBLISHING EO-S
10000 Catalogues,

SEw, ENLARGED AND sgvisxD-sow RsApr
DI~TRfBUTIoN- SiLperior Inducements 20
Patiic.
~ - new AMI surs plan Of obtaining G
AMI Silver HAlCu.:S. ..a' .,.her vIlua6.e 7
zes- Fall particulars given Ia C.;a,oey.ss, -.
wili b. sent free - all npin application.
Naiuai'!. Gifts. worth from so cts. 10 g.
GUARANTEED t. each pu-ch.-c- slo0.-
have ben distributed Il NV patrons within
past SIX menths-s 900 to be dis;ritg
DUNG t"e next SIX months.
Iiie ia llce:neatS oife7ei Agents are -,css
eral than those cf Any other house IN the !
ness
Having been in the Publishing and Boz
ling business f'r .h- last eight years. 1ay e1,
iriice enables zoe - conduct tac Gif: EATER
with fhc g-r-at-st satisfs,-ti N Z, all.
UAGENrS WANTED in every Town s
Cuin:y-
F'r fill particulars s.ilress DUANE II
leoN. Qnaker C.sy Pa+si=:.ias H-.1se. - s.
Thiri Street. Philadelphia. "a.
Scpt- 2l- lS59-.,ao
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
GOOSeberriee.

Until better and more careful method of
planting and treating the English varieties is
adopted, ve shall only recommend the Ameri-
can Gooseberry- Several varieties are now
offered Of this fruit, such as Houghtou Noun
tain Seeding &C.. the plants when obtained
from the nursery are generally very diminu-
tive, mere suckers. but they grow rapidly,
and bear profusely-fruit small. red.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
sADDLERY! sADDLERYl

'fsHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
ID the citizens Of Ebensburg and surrounding g
country, that he has opened S.dller's shop, ia
the basement of his dwelling house. on HJruer
street, where he is prepared to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms, every description
OF mies, Brides, and Harness &c
haVinS many years experience in the busi
ness. employing none but the hest workmen
and using the best material upon all his work ne
hopes to merritt and receive liberal share of the
public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken in exchange
for work, and the highest market prices allowed
JAMES MAGUIRe.
Ebensburg. Sept, Il. Is59-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15
ST. Francis COLLEGE FOR boys.
Under the charge Of the Francis
can Brothers.

TEIHIS institution. situated in Lorett, Cambria
u county, Pa, about four miles from CresSon
Station, on the direct route between Philadelphia
AID PIttsourg. has been lately chartered. with
privileges to confer collegiate honors and degrees
TERMS.-The annual pension for board and
tuition, payable half yearly in advance, Sl00 90
Washing ard use of bsdiing. per annum, 10 90
Pupils remaining at the College during vaca
ton viii pay an extra charge of Is 90
The CLASSICS and modern Languages form an
extra charge of 10 90
No allowance for occasional absence, unless in
case of sickness
Postage ofletters, books ami stationary. If not
furnished by parents or guardians, will form an
extra charge, as will also medical Attendance.
For further particulars apply to the Superior
Of the College. Reference may be made to the
Rt. Rev. Or. O;C)nnor. Rev. w. Pollard, Loreito.
or TO any Of the Rev. Clergy il the neighborhcoi
OF the institution.
Loretto, August 81. 1S59.-5n..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15

NEW TIN-WARE ESTABLISHMENT. -
~ The undersigned takes this metiod ~
informing the citizens of Ebensburg and sur
rounding country. that he has commenced
business in this place. in the building fcrInerly
occupied by NJ. S. ilarr. door west f the
Post Offre, where ne intends IA carry onhis busi
ness in all its branches. TlNWARE of all de-
scriptions kept constantly on hanl and at phi
ces to suit the times. Country Merchants can
have orders filed to any amount. BY strict al
tention to business he hopes to receive liberal
share of public patronage. FELIX HvNLE-
Ebensburg April 2Sth, 1858.
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GfH hBEUAL bEEGIEGEHETTI
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THg
COSMOPOLITAN ART
a 8 S 0 G 1 4 TI0N.

Fre.'a al sections of tisc c,latry s,.is,--:;.-.
this popular ART Institution, ,.,VF N i. -
year.) are being received in = r-..c rs...-,7..,
With that a any rEerisus year.
Any person caE b-c1Ine : ,lse.s.jsr ty .s.S,,
bins S.. which will cniille Lin e.,
lst--rhe beautiful Si,eI tlsrarinn. go.
spear snd Ills Friends"
2i--A C.py If the elegantly ILLUSTRATED !.
Journal. t'ne year.
Sd--A Free Scss,n AdIa:Ssi- 4 to lie CsL
ries. 5is Broadway, N---iork.
liz addition to which, over Eerr HaadrsJ --lp
bic Works oi Art are gfrea :" subscribers IS Fr
Iii'lnis, comprising ch,.ice Paintings. Scal,,i.
Outlines. &e-. by fhe tirst American .ud 7,
eign Ai,i>t--
The superb Engraving. ". ;rh ,--- 50,
viii receive ''T'saaiats.y - Eses5Is, =: -, ;
tivn. eni;tls-i
''SuAkSPEARE AND HIS rRIHZDS,r
4. Of a characi' 70 sise un9ualiS--! pleasure =.
satisfaction No work of essra! va.,c v;s n
before placr4. within reach .! tbs pc,-,le :. :
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AK printed On heavy plate paper. 80 hy 3 IA
ches- making most -iiieTb orasGa=ii- zlzi.a.
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Think a! u. Snch WO-8 delivered ~
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Evening "i Tuesday tl.e slst of J.,.nA-v. Is
1t which time the b.-.ks wall q - s-.i tie Il
In'uIns he given t. subscribers
No person : restricted - = single s5,.,<r.T=.
ri','ae r''n.itiing slS ere s.ti;ls1 & sz relsi.
ships
Subscriptions "a IA CAlif,r-ni.. iae Ca-a,,s. q
Foreign Provinces n.'.ss ie $50 in,:cs3 ,, :
in urier TO efray ex;Ts rs-tssc. &C.
fe-s"nS wishing t. f,..5a clubs y scyiy l.
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Eyi ILLIAM CARR ,S Co. WHOLESALE
w Grhcers, Importers. and Dealers in Fur
eiSn and Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monou gaheia
and Rectiiiei "hiskey. No 329 Commercial
Row. Liberty street. PITTSBURG Pa
SUNDEIf.S-5GO Bbis .:ouhie iiectifed Whi<
KEY lSd Bhis Old Mononssii,ei: Rye whisky.
Par. (very choice 50 lihds y. O. Sugar. 20
Bbls y. o. Mo;aSscs With general assort-
ment of Groceries. also--!;acon. Flour Lard
Iron Nails &c. ali OF which viii I,c sold at low
prices for cash WI CARR co
February Il. ls.s.tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-15

EBENSBURG FOUNDRl.-H HAVING mn,
K-I chased the entire stock and fixtures Of ,h,.
Ehensburg Foundry. the s'lh-cril,er is prepared
tn furnish farmers and others with
fiOuSttS. pfonEfs Paints. stoves AzIf!
Irons, TireshtuG Machines.
and castings of any kind that m.y be needed II,
'he commupiIy.
BY strict attention {" the business Of the com
Germ he hopes 20 merit ard trusts ne viii ree We
a liberal patronage from thusein want af articles
ia his line.
Ali business dort AZ tie Foundry
EDWARD GLASS
March 22, '55-;f
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LOGAN HOUSE.

CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER, .PRoPErKTor
WOCLD respectfully inform his old friends
" and the travelling public :har he mas lea<
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patronage in unobjectionable style.
The HOUSE has been.newly furnished tho
out In style not surpassed by any establishment
In the interior of the State. His TABLE will
always be supplied with all the substantials and
deiicacies Of the season, and attended by atten-
tive servants In word no pains will be spared
TO make the Logan a first class house, and moth
ing VIII be left undene to render its guests com
Portable and happy.
The STABLES, which are extensive, will be
attended by honest and faithful hostlers
HESTAURANT.-The basement is occupjeti
as Restaurant, where meals will be served III.
at all hours of the day. together wiih oysters
"ia game, flsh and all the deiecacies and refresh
neIts of the season. JOHN KIEFFER
June 4, 1S56.-32H
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ItF This is the mouth for F,rn ,
Gardners to cut their scions for eraft;u, in
the spring. When Gu: put them away in .
box filed with dirt put the ends that are en-.
INTO the earth. and cover them to proven, the
rats from dsssrsyipz than.
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REMOVAL!
L. O CN ANTFAC CTORy

VIII subscriber would respectfully inf.rns
II the citizens uf EbeIlSbur;. ansi Stirrouasi;n.
country that hc has TeIn0--d his shop IRON the
,,id stand th the shop lately occupied by J I'm
Evans (Carpcnt'r.) where lie is prepared 10 d.
all kinds of work in lis line uf Lsi:iesS at ia, n
notice and on reasonable terms. AMI lac h.l hv
using but the very best material and ensl.!',y ing
hut the best wurkInen To- merit a full share n(
public patronage Persons wishing bargains il.
purchasing Carriage will 90 welt by calling 1t
this establishment He Is prepared to maruiac-
ture the following kinrs of Yehi,l,s viz =
kuGGiES. If different qualities and price
BAKoUCtES. CHAHIoTEES. one AMI two
horse KOCkAH AVS. ci. ST quarter. eiisiic AMI
C-spriug COACHES second hand work ,f differ
ent kinds. Sc, making variety that viii sui;
all tastes and ali purses. REPAIRING d.r.r
with neatness add dispatch.
WM BARNES
Ehens burg, April O.. 1s59-2S-tf