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the work was finished returned 10 my camp under
Both General Mcclellan and General cta testify that
the movement TO Dranesvile for the purpose OF
connosring the country in that direction But General
received ntimation OF the object OF che move
men On the contrary the language OF the despatch Of
Sunday might well lead him 10 believe that the movement
had reference 70 driving the encmy from scsburg The
despatch contained no niimation that General Mccall
was to be soon Withdrawn from rranesville He was d.
sesd xsS b ,ss ss SpNn rS. 70 ace
away. Perhaps slight demonstration your part would
have the effect to move them." General Stone made
demonstrations both G Edwards' Ferry and as
Rails Bluf aud promptly notified General Mcclellan OF
what he hal done He sent that information on Sunday
night and he estcs that he received ntimation from
General Mcclellan TO what he should DO whether 70
continue the demonstrations not and received no In
timstion that General Mccall W. not close AZ hand 70
come his assistance until about eleven o'clock on Mon
day night. IL was very general impression among the
ofcers asd as Edwards Ferry during Monday that
General Mccall would 10 their assisiance and Cen
stone testies that he cautioned his artillery about nrug
upon any troops that might show themselves In that d.
rsctscu lee. they might Gre ~ our own forces.
In regard 70 .ha, mauer senera Mcclellan testines 30
foliows.-
y.p rss%ssr y K. wSsr % or 70, ySu 9,G.%ss
10 ..eir former posiiionsf Al tlink did.
General stone (Fcbrusry "a iso - after stating that
upon bcaig d the death Of ceIon, Baker he proceeded
20 Balls R r. vhere he learned ~ full extent Of the
Disaster and a. urcs determined TO withdraw the roops
at Edwards Ferry, tcslihes as Icllows;-
And, then tncwins !h.,I could myself quicker tSan
% WITHDRAW my troos A. Edw.ra. Ferry back he Mary
Ave hundred men The r ,ss gsso
had heard oppo.i,s Balls bIpa wers that ih, army had
thousand strong tina, there great danger of Cor
hnow wSehsr Mccall would be iScr.o .s him orr or no,
in utter Ignorance IN reference 70 him his position
rapidly could ts.iss the prec.e,lan o have my srI
s Ssn de rhs ground On The ne o DoPs 90
nsnd perfectly the ground on the yrEna there aud
and attack my body q TIE Virginia shcrs IL
hcid h, arulets -
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The Effects Of a Sensible observ alton.


When the Rev. John Brown first settled
in Haddington. Scotland. the people OF the
parish gave him warm and enthusiastic
reception only one Of the members OF that
large church and congregation stond out
in opposition to him. The doctor tried
all the means in his power to convert the
solitary dissenter to the unity OF feeling
which pervaded the whole body, but all his
efforts to obtain an interview proved abor-
tive. AS Providence directed. however,
they happened one day to meet in the
street. when the doctor held out his hand ],
saving. "My brother. understand you
are opposed 10 my settling at Haddlns-
ton." :" Yes. sir" replied the Parlshloner.
Well, and il it be fair question. on
what grounds do you object 70 me" " Be
cause, sir" quoth he, !" don't think you
are qualified TO Gil so eminent post"
:. THAT S just my opinion" replied The dec.
tor; "brt what. sir, is the use oil YOU and
me setting Up our opinions IN opposition
to a whole parishs" The brother smiled,
aud their friendship was sealed forever
How very true it is that "a soft answer
turneth away wrath"
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osio.sr Il.
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, on Saturday -
M 18th Of January lasl. ms negro boy ANTboal
Said boy J. Of . whi,ish yellow scmplsroh. i've ~
sir or seven inches high. ahoa, sietiYsn o. irts
Yeas old. and supposed 10 weigh about enc lnnst'
and forty % one hundred and hny pounds. he Do, !
heavy bead II hsit and talks short when que,lisf'.
snd 20 doubt BE- i tying 10 pass ior frs hoy. -
give ne above reward fo biz delivery ~ ne q r.
prri Hill. rasssl ccunty. 81 confinement u 49, IL
. 'ha' go ~ h" FL. WARREN
March ~. w.
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TIE EFrEcTs OF ToBAcco.-The Dubiia
Montreal asserts that the pupils VI the
Polytechnic School in Paris have recently
furnished some curious statistics bearing
on TOBACCO. Dividing the young gentle
men of that college into two gr"uPs-the
smokers and non-smskers--it shows that
the smokers have proved themselves. 10
the various competitive examinations. Tar
inferior 10 the Others. Not only N the exs
.minations, on entering the school. are the
smokers in a lower rank, but in the varl-
Gus ordeals that they have TO pass through
IN the year, the average rank Of the smo-
kers had constantly fallen. and not moon
siderably. while the men who did not
smoke enjoyed cerebral atmosphere oil
the cleares. kind.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n OFFER Cor sale SIT acres Of land. Two miles
4 north Of Marlborough The land is vciy prpdus-
tive. and we'll adapted 10 Germ, Wheat. and Tobacco.
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. Theiand
/. we'll supplied with waller, ard The improvement.
consist Of large Barn and Stables, with two eo'd
framed buildings and log house. II not cold soo'
wirbs for rent Terms 10 sutihr purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 9th. b.
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Glorious News!-To the Public!

MY PARTNER (Mr. ia. SIMPSON, inthe shop
Ivl Formerly owned BY Jones & Hooker. has silasi
got away from Newborn, and We shall sci The shop
TO work a. soon as possible.
We want to buy Lumber 81 all sorts Immediately.
Call upon Us then. Farmers and Mileis. 20 that We
can get ready forthwith 10 mend up and make the
tools and machner, necessary for you 10 early On
work with.
Now is the time 10 strike for freedom in the ranu-
featuring line. Bring u your material 10 Us and 70.
ceive the highest cash prices for IT, such wvl AZ
you need. pocrar uooVRp
November 5th. 6s-
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10 those who desire Cheap Lights.

lights 81 this time have become an item. would
n inform the public thai can change the old lamps
so as to answer good por.ose. some change 10
burn Spirits OF Turpenliue. and some TO burn Meats.
foot oil. OF Peanut oil. spirit. Of Turrenlirs ]. the
cheapest. end Is used BY man, 81 the ciiiIens and
students IN Chspel Hill. ! have good Tops. and
can make good Turpenline burner. Lamp Tops
can be sent 10 me by The msil hack from HILLSIDE.
rough daily and will Re promptly ATTENDED, IL.
charge lcr Oil Tuhe. Is gnd SO cents each. ard rs
cents 70 one dollar Tor each Lamp.
4. W. WOODS.
Chapel Hill. October rs. e7-
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LIST OF CONTENTS OF CASE.
go lbs East Lothian Purple Top rurnip. So 90 n,M
60 lbs. Bsngholm lmpr 'dPurplvfepTurnp,3 90
70 lbs. Yellow Aitrihgham 1urnip, 3 90
W lbs. Seleei Aiiiinghsm Iarrni, SEQ
40 lbs Bcs,rIarsnp, 8 90
ID. Red celery, gHdsa 4 90
lbs. Dwui York Cabbage, 60
~ lbs. Golden Ball Turnip, 8 90
HIS White Dutch Turnip. tsi 90 ti
30 lie. Salmon CoIored Rsdish, n 90
! II. sey,hours White Celery, co
4 H.. siral,holdcr CauiiRerrf, o.
iaills, y ypd'r FIsme kadIsh, 90
lbs. Eariy Ham Csrroi, 90
II LIS. Mixed Tusnip lisdish, Oh
lbs. Early csdfdswer, n 400
40 lbs. Pseks spnasr. 800
1 III. White cabbsHe Lettuce. Et4 90
10 lbs. Drumheso Cabksge Lettuce, 90
. lLs. Brown Dutch Lettuce 4oe
1 H. Hardy Green lettuce, 90
10 lbs. snow Ball Turnip, SEQ
10 lbs. Round spin.gc. Nf 800
4 Hrs. Select Dtumhssd cahbsee, 4oo
I ID. En6sld Market Gahbsgs. & 90
& = lbs Rad Surr, Carrot. 90
lglo LIS. nfumhead Savoy Cabbage, co
All orlss- twenty FIVE dollars, twenty i've pe,
cent OF; WI under pour fifty per cent added ID
Tho H., of prices The care was received ~ las i,
rival; seed oil waffanisd pure and good. 4
ss IL. n. BROWN g. co.
Osiohor Is. o.
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ADVERTISING EATEs .

Zen ipfs nake square.
~ Advertisements ~ The bail, will " inserted 4
The Tri.Heskly frss u o1ese TIM !. % h.s,i.
rncnt which eannol tall. altari The siinian A..
sefisrrs.
The above rsics srfly enly 10 the daily TsTct !.
ss,iissnsnl. will be Inserted IN lbs " esl ltfa y
The ssaal regular RATES, wa Zine dollar pr .fvst y
IN, fret insertion. and tvsnyf,e cent, isreseh sab,
gsenl Insertion. Adde'S.
JOHN sPELMAN.
Editor snd Prerneis
Raleigh, 9
Ostoser is. isee csr-
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NOTICE.

HAVING. 81 Naysmber Term. A. d.. 1863. Of
VI Urange County Court qusl6ed as Admnlstrs-
tot Of JEFFERSON MONK, deceased. notice. -
hereby given To slI persons having debts. claims
demands against the estate Of The sahi Jccessed 20
present them 10 me and those indebted 10 il 10 come
forward and make payment
is. LEATHERS, Adm'r.
December 3D. IT,
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To those who want Leather.
ID RING your hides and will let you have i.ea'her
Nd for them; or ! will tan on shares, % VIII pay
cash Tor hi's'' W. II. BROWN.
o.,oh., 4 Ga SIN
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NOTICE.

q WILL. nav the highest cash price for HIDES or
! ian an shares. will tan UPPER Leaf HER,
q, one.hali aud SOLE LEATHER for one-lhird.
JOHN ID. LlPSGOMB. .
November 18th. " 6s
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THE RILISBoR0UGH REc0REEa
- runtisBEB wEtELt
nv DENNIS HEARTY.

Perms Two Dollars year. y paid ~ sd' -.
Two Dollars snd Fins Cents. " moi paid wnlna' y,
months; 81 Three Dollars, u delayed uEiil hi'f'
expiration ofihe year.
No paper will be discontinued Until ~ afftafas''
paid unless 81 ,he option 81 The pvbi,l,o. "a.
No paper will be ,eni 90 new SUBSCRIBER eu' :
State unless payment s made 10 advance, Z" sVpsF
son in she State shall be, ONE re'rons We
Advertising yaits for The Recorder
Advertisements not exceeding fourteen lne,' IS
dollar Cor the first, and twenty-five cents ef eaen
sequenl insertion; ongci ones IN pfopori'on, vi.
advertisements twenty 1--WE per cent. higher. - i.
ton Of Onc.lhrd will be made for advertisers " :
year.
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NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE.



TT Is contemplated 10 resume the publication Of The
Il North CAROL "a Christian Advocate II ~ early
day, under the patronage 81 the North Caroline Ton.
fsrence. and under The direction snL Ownership of .
Joint stock Company. composed 81 ministers and lay
men. 10 secure ~ permanency.
twill he a. is nane imports. cHusrias Ajvo-
cafe. II will sssain and defend the doctrines and
discipline Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
and labor 10 advance Chri-ts Kingdom on earth. and
10 promote peace and good will among all men.
Besi e. is EARNEST religious character. IL .htll he
40 adyocae II the moral educational and nda.tfiai
progress IL North Garolins--a welcome visitor 10
every family sni 10 IT, camp. n our brase soldiers
anil faithful chranlrler u nhai may IL usslai and
Interesting. and III ils current news
hour travelling and loral ministers and the stock
holisr'of lie C,np,gy. are specially requested 70
arf a. Ags6ts f,r tie paper.
The Oh sutscril.ers ii tire AJvossis will be sup.
piled with the Dfr SERIES 70 the foil amouDt doe them
81 The Time Of il suspension, but The mail books
are mol 10 the ysssssion d the Editor be must RELY
on tie old sulsrfhers themselves aud the Agents 10
fuini.b him with Their and poet offices and The
amount due tArm
The Advoca'e will bc well printed On good paper.
and will coD,ain m amount Of reading matter equal
TO any paper in the State.
During the continuance of war prices The subserp.
ton price will lie 50 per annum always 10 advance.
Agents who send Us ten o. more Beic subscfibcis
and the Cdsh, viii be entitled 10 q copy u The paper
for one year II is desirable ihst long lis be ssnt
4 in Of once.
Address, WIN. Il. PHLL, Editor.
Raleigh. N. q.
January 18th. tt
II
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COTTON EXCHANGE.
LAND FOR SALE.

wy virtue q Deed Of Trust, executed % me BY
b s.llr Thompson and others for certain purposes
,s.,es raep,ioaed shall offer for sale, a, TIE Couh
poa.s IL HIllsborougb, on Thursday the l2l Of 70.
L,,s,v merit. Tfac, Of LAND lying east Of Emo R''
ysr. adjoining land. Of Georg. 4. Faucet. ,na Mn.
n. Brown. containing By estimation abos. - aeres'
.sre or less A credit Of sIr months will pe g'su'
s,nd and good security requifcd.
sale 70 take place q y clock. -
t...srv a. 90
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Head Quarters, Cavalry Brigade
f.. Iftb 1891

Head Quarters, Cavalry Brigade.
January 18th. 1862.
General Order
No. -.
vIyHE General CommsndinR announces II I'll 81
IL seuiees from liz Brigade. tbai SHOULD ef 'alun-
iariy report for duty within fifteen diys rem she PUB.
LEGATION II this ofdei thai i before The M u ftiHua-
" next, no charges viii be instituted sgaiH.i them
Tor past delinquenees.
This does mt include commissioned officer. whose
example. in.scserul instances, has husn fjlfoas 10
the men.
By order Of Brig. Geu. y. II. Robertson.
wM. A. wORTHiNGTUN. 4. DC.
January 81. IS-
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HIDE S w AN TED

WE will pay the highest market rates for HIDES
w or tan them ON the usual terms.
The ya,d has been noted for number Of years
far The superior quality of its Leather.
TURRENTlNE g. BRO. ]
September "a. os-
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LONDON SEED.

WE have just oprnea q case o. GARDEN SEED.
" New Crop, from Peter Lawson L SON, Loaaa.
LIST OF CONTENTS of Gaze.
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THY WILL BE DONE.

Thy WILL De UONEs
Ssarchsr Of Hearts! from mine e'asc
All thoughts that should no. 10,
And IL the deep rsesssss trace
Nv gratitude to thee.
Hsarer Of Prayer! oh, guide Alright
Eack word and deed Of mine:
LIES battls teach me how 10 SIGHT,
And be the victory thine.
Giver Of All! for every good
In the Redsemer came
For raimcnt, shelter and for food,
thank thee in his name.
Father and Son and Holy Ghost!
Thou glorious Three in One
Thou knowest best what ! need most,
Aad lie, thy will be done.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

an AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY or NO
" yEMBER NEXT, ihe STATE JOURNAL III
be published
DAILY, TRIWEEKLV AND WEEKLY.
The DAILY STATE JOURNAL will cohisip II
the news ser,ei up 10 ihe latest hours tsate mai.
ing, aud will consist Of TWO EDITIONS DAILY.
The MORNING EDITION will conlsin The nv, s.
the evening n,ail,, aud all TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
up to 10 oeluck the previous night, s,s will b supIs.
ell 10 city subscribers srd srnI " the monirs n.,,
yo,ih AMI Easi,ih Inc EVENING EDITION will.
printed at3 o'rlnck p NJ. and viii cnnlain iLr sla,
iionsI new, ~ Telegraph ~ 70 o'riack D. n ~
will he ssnl hy The tanr West and IS The Fs,.lis,
mail. Thu. subscribers. ~ maiitr in wtai ,i,rtt.r
they may li,s will have The new. up 10 The deps,s,
Of the mails.
Arrangements hate brsn made 10 procure TFfr
GRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS or THs
cONFEDERACY. expressly lnr tbs STATE Ion,..E
GENERAL MEMS Bi MAIL will be promptly Pc
l,shrd. Tire MARKETS willie iuily repnflfd. RI.
LIABLE CORRESPONDENTS viii W srrrrri. !.
ihc amy snd elsewhere. Tie y legislative Pru
cEEDiNGS viii he rpofIed daily ~ rcnrelfri II.
pouefs. The stsie Journs! vii DO e,stnlals
NEWSPAPER.
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c A X ID

Ca ID.
IN the absence Of regular Tuner. will attend 70
! the Tuning Of PIANOS 10 HillsbOrough. Charge
Fiv. Dollars, unless The Pisno has not been tuned
within twelve months. when charges will y made
according 10 it, condition. All strings and repairs
eInA' HENRI BASELER.
January ~. 7s-lgm
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TRRsisi

For the DAILY.-i2u.onih, SO G months, s. 20,
5 months. 50: ! manih. 81.
Forihs TRl. WEEKLY. ~ Donihs a. 8 sclis,
$3.50; . months. 81 50.
FIR the wEEklY.-l2 non,hs, 81; nsas..
$3.50.
No subscriptions received eierpt % H. lotgsts
terms.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-11
PHILADELPHIA.

EOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK
e and Distressed, afflicted with Virulent
and Chronic diseases, and especially for the
Cure Of Diseases of The Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rbpa or Seminal weakness, and othar Dis
eases of the Sexual Organs. ard on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Djspen-
sary, sent 10 ;he afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Two OF three stamps
for postage vii! be acceptable.
address. Dr. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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DR.. WI. 3. RURD'S
NEURALGIA PLAST ERS,
FOR THE CURE OF
NEURALGIA.
IOOtnGcne produced ny Colds.
LOCAL, NEURALGIA

or IOOlI&CEe lFeauSti iN COitS-
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application
They act ike charm. and are perfectly
harmless in their nature do not produce
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
DR. wM. B. uuRD's NEURALGIA PLAsrERs
never fail to give satisfaction to all who
test their virtue.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office,
No, II Fourth Street. Brooklyn. L. D.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
\ liberal discount made 70 dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Build
iu-s. No. I Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co., 232
North 2nd Street: O. j. Hubbell, IIlO
Chestnut Street: and by all Druggists.
Dec, Is dolly.
NoTIcE.-We are daily receiving orders to
and by mail for one or more of DIR. Hurd's
Dental Remedies, which We cannot fill.
None are mailable except the Neuralgia
Plaster, which we send on receipt of Price
Us cents) and one stamp. But to accom>
adate persons in places where the druggists
and stOrekeepers are behind the age, we
have put up packages in white embossed
boxes. seven inches by four, with compart-
ments-ea-h box containing a bottle Of DR..
HtUd'S Mouth Wash, and Tooth Ache Drops
poX OF IOOh G0icdeT- the Neuralgia ftdS.
ter. and 4 valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their DisedJeS. the best means Of preSeTU-
ing them, and The proper treatment Of Chill
dren's Teeth. worth of itself the entire cost
to every young man or woman, or parents
with Young children; with sundry other
articles price per package one dollar. or six
packages for S.. sent by express as directed
As the Express charges are not much, If any
more an a dozen .han on one. II Is far cheap
CT to order sIx or dozen packages at time.
A large family viii want all. "r the surplus
can be disposed e - ncishr-.s with public
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narnr1isIug Rates.
from the Cash storei

The subscriber would respectfully an /;
rounre 70 the public that lie Eas Just re-
t,-n.i from the East with his stock OF F.
FAII,AND WINTER GOODS, which ne |
will sell. as usual, at very small aCT2nce /
on cost. FOR CASH ONLY. He IS unable
10 give price list owing 20 the daily huc-
,uatIons in the market.
lis stock Is the heaviest and most COM
piete ever brought to the place, ana having
6e~n purchased at the very lowest cash
prices. will be sold at prices which make Il
to the interest of cash buyers to call and eX-
anime his stock and be convinced that ne
can and does sell q I!ti.e cheaper tAaH any
credit establishment.
Ua wonId call narticular attention 10 his
large stock Of DRY GOOEor e!abrac.ng eli
the latest and MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS to be found
in the Eastern market. : full assortment
of fancy and plain Flanncis and ShirCIng;
large and excellent supply of Linen ana
Mu.lins, tozcos Of patterns - L2dies. and
Cents GloveS, all styles Of Hosiery, with
the most com psete selection q Sa2wis ever
exhibited Ia this market; any amount oi
Nubias, Opera Hoods; Ladies Patent Vests,
and a tremeuduoUs pile CT AnstI1e, he.'y d
Co.'S Patent Hoop Skirts, ranging from four
to fifty springs, which VIII Ue soto ~ 'easl
20 per cent. under present raG-.et 9r!ce-
Our stock of GROCERIES Is complete
and selling q few cents below other est-S-
hshTnents.-Our Svrups range from 40 l.
20 sents per gallon. We would invite par
ticular attention to our large stock Il Gov
ernment Coffee, bought before the late
heavy advance. which we sell at 20 cents
per 10. Il IS far superior to any ot tAe SUB
stitutes lately invented. We have also a
heavy stock Of TEAS, ranging II price IRON
60 cents per pound upwards.
Our stock Of CHINA, GLASS & DELPHI
WARE is the largest, most varied and best
ever offered te the people Of this section. /;
is really beautiful. An examination Of ol!r
''Show Window" must convince al VINO
stop IN view it that are not 'pUfnDS
our ware The China Ware embraces Tea
SETS ranging in price from SI2 20 $50
Flower VICes, Mugs and other ornaments
The Glass Ware embraces everything and
every style OF manufacture Owing = the
late advance We cannot now. sell the cSie'
brated Wedgewoud Iron Stone Tea Sets i"l
less than t4.TJ per set. which Is &l.Z5 be
low the selling price elsewhere
l am nov fully convinced that the CASH
SYSTEM IS the best for both seller anc
buyer, enabling me 70 sell cheaper, withou
Ioss, and giving my customers oetter arti
Gle, and more Of It, i5r the same money
than they get at aEv other establishment
But argument on this point is sune; Guous
The reason why can sell cheaper thar
crsli. establishments must BE- apparent t
all. and that 10 sci chsGpS- can full.
convince all who give ne 2 call
4 full stock Of boots ard shoes.
All Wool, Ingram, List. RaS end Herl
carpets.
Table and floor oil cloths. window shades
&c, &c. r A O. KERR
Altoona, Dec. II, 1852 LSep.3.
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skDDLERY, skDDLERvI

ShLDL1h n Z. DiiDJA1Lt :
Fs4HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
! inform the citizens Of St Augustin and
surrounding country, that he has opened
Satdler's shop. in the basement Of his
dwelling house, on Horner street, where he
is prepared to furnish 70 order on the
most reasonable terms. every d scriptiUn OF
Saddles Brides. and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the
business, employing none bu, the best
worhmen. and using the best material! Goon
all his work, he hopes TO MERIT and receive
a liberal share Of the public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken IN
f5r work, and the Lighes; market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGCIRE.
EJcnsburg. Sept. IL, IS59--tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-11
EENTFsTRY.

Fe7FE Undersigned Graduate Of the Baiti-
4 more College # Dental Surgery, respect
fully Offers his proi.essionaI services to the
citiz-ns cf Ebensburg. He has spared 10
means thoroughly 70 acquaict himself with
every improvement n his art. To many
years Of personal experience he has thought
u add ice impaired experience of the high
ct authorities in Dental Science. lie sim
ply asks that IN opportunity may be given
for his work 10 speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD. d. d. s.
Office formerly occupied by DR.. Clark.
REFEEENCEs.
Prof c. \. Harris t. Z. Bond, jr. ". R.
Handy \. \. Biaady, P Il. Austen, Of the
Baltimore College
G1- VIII he at E5ensburg on the fourth
Monday # each month, 70 stay one week.