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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

81. 0Di-. >'""r,- Coffee sugar, l,s, r'rr,,cd
~ lunar iJtsl ROLLINS CO.'S
NE ,eIor sale $1,000 vn. ~ Tenn. n; IL
mario It's LANGuoRNE & uoLCoMBE.
Tu Nay, Is57.-Cnii IL, the store OF the
I 1 subscriber aud nuy his bargains New nry
may II Is JNo rukNls, AIT
~ sFnmeni lot OF superior lail1w candies The Manu-
iso'nrcr wishes 10 Introduce hem in this ma' and we ofor
ap.5ts LEE JOHN ON co.
SEHb n..hc,- seed on,., i"-,r'
~ tcvcdb NoMLlN y ALEXANDER.
~
(NARPEI HAl:s.-s hpyc Just opened II new
~ ana most beautiful supply OF Carpet Bag AVID Naeheh
DlLACKBEKKN WBNE-A VERY NICE AR
ID IlCLE ion insais and warranted pnlo Tor sale by
mar 81 IA SfRoriEk ~ WHITEHEAD.
l(ARDOTTss ~"xnr Drops for worm--A
STA sfkprIiGR y wHirEuEtp Druggists
tWEEN md Hi"ch Ten. o. the ,e,, bc.i quail
u ity, for sale by srRotnER y WHITEHEAD.
g(Esr GREEN AND nLACK TEA tor -nic
an i2ascts N'''''" 'oN'9.
1000 H".nr' , p.,"' ne" s,.,r' $3.50
cash Also Timothy. Orchard Grass English Blue Gress
jan cts IRny SAUNDERS.
1000 aCH- rrc- -., s s",''" s,es s.
Nera low price 81 80 In quantities to pureha
sers Apply TO the undersigned next door to lby Saunders
10 20dts G.. r. IItllFIELD.
4 CARD.-JuO. >. purvi-, Agt, announce.
u another ct Ncr Goods his C1sh
store, cheaper than any received before this season.
ma II Is
l(ANtN "nd black Cloths aud Cn--imr res
tho best make and large variety, Plaid Dome
lsn and striped oznaburg, Planters Linen. aud
uotonad's, AT all prices, by JAS, A. srlGLER co.
apllb
Two FARNERS.-rhcs ubsC ri bers prcpnr-
Bags at the usual Raj Road charge to such
If their customers consign their Wheat Corn,
them for sale will also sell portion to reduce stock
aug 5dS ANDERSON, ADAMS Il co
SPkbNG STYLE tor 'J3-Just received by
- Express the latest ylrs Ladies Congress cued
Ladies Morocco li.elcd Boots Ladies' aud Kid Boot,
and Buskius, something aud nice
LOUIS l. ARMlSTEAD,
mar l3ts Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

NyOWIBN n ALENANOGH,
u Main street,
IYScHRUHG. Va.
OFFER FOR sALE 4 LARGE AND FdRfEp STOCK or
SJgAR>-NuN Orleans. tnea ant Coffee Sugars Loaf
Crushed and Powdered do
GOFFEES-Mew Crop lilo, Old Government Java and La
gnyfa Coffee.
sALT-As ltans factory-fef in clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain Piastci- Ground and IN Lump.
IlkDN-Co Hammered. Rolled Iron. Tyre Iron Nail
Rods, Band, oyal, Horse Shoe aud every Kind
81 Iron.
STEEL Blaerod, Cast and Shear Stcel-all sizes
FLOW Mol iIDS-We keep supply always on hand
IEATnEk-holn Upper and Harness Leather
BALE IDITDN-Al numbers aud sizes from southern
fActoriuH
UEANO-No Peruvian in quantities to Fnit purchacra
TEAS-Imperal Green Teas aud Black Tea all qualities
MoLASSEs=-Nuw Orleans and Museoyado holass's
LlQUORS-Finc Ola Whisky. Apple Brandy, Rum French
Brandy, aud fine Liquors of all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico. toto Batting Banl ets Linens &C
Cases. and S~ert On for Tobacco Manuinein
tefs which invite The attention OF Planters and
Country Merchants old established stand On Nam
.arotf LVHchture
We sell. IN dmmsson Bacon, Lard Butter Country Lin
,ns TpbAc Wheat Corn and Produce generally an solicit
consRnmerts lmh2h dActa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

4 "t pREN'S Dining, Rocking ind Arm,
~ Chals aiarge supply just received for sale low by
nov 2Is A. WINSTON.
IHEWgNss Tobacco, Cigars, snuff, Wines.
~ Liquors &c-We are prepared TO furnish friends
and The public with the following celebrated Brands Chew
ing Tobacco;
Jno. w stones Crsnbury,
Henderson & Holcombes Natural
WIN ID Millers Huff City.
Booker a Halsey's Lecoulptc,
Jas NJ Claytors Natural Suncured,
In addition TO which have fine
German and Domestic Cigars, Smoking Tobacco suufs sar
dimes Guays Jelly, sc We constantly
dltions stock of Bottled Wines and
pressly for cur trade and warranted pure
gifts II NJ HARRIS
NENTh' PUMP BOOTs.-Juss NJ nd from,
n the Manufacturer the best quality Gents fine Call Pump
Boots Please examine them at sEABURY'S
gTts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

u Minutes Ill twelve months Tie and finest assert.
eht OF dod and Silver Patent Lever Watches in Virginia ia
no" Tor sale at THOMAS NOWLAN'S Watch and I9walr,,
Establishment lie has aehes all the most
ana some oil them are OF such superior quality
hhish that ne war ants not gain
Twelve months II you to get superior Watch be sure
10 my OF NoNLAN and you will certainly have n good
time piece lie has also the assort
IN mt OF Jcwelry to he found in marAet
Remember his No is "a sycamore St Sign of the Eog,
Petersburg, Va. -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17
.,oR CouGms ANO COID-.A

sODA WATERING hnv op, outnin
= for The Gail and cold eass with rhnec Lem
n Raspberry, Straw berry, zine Apple the
yrups. S1ROrHER 4 WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

nHA snCLs AshiOn 40 IL G u ransi cnnsni,
4 VOVfo ssleb Jan G.tsl lhB1 4 SAL MI is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

fs1EA-.-5O0 Packages t.unpowser and Black
portion the finest grad. Imported Tor sale
BY ina 10 Isl EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
go n0N WuIsk 800 barrels Com
u Whisky, In store and ( e sale by
ma 2i.ts EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04
Prayers for the Hard Times.

The following new prayers have been d.
rected to be offered up in the Episcopal
Churches in the Philadelphia Diocese by
Bishop Potter, and continues during the pres
ent disastrous condition of business affairs I:
.'Oh, most mighty Cod King of kings.
and Lord of Lords, without whose care the
watchman waketh up in vain, We implore. in
this our time of need, thy succor and blessinp .
in behalf of our rulers and magistrates. and
of all the people of this land. Remember not
our many and great transgressions; turn from
us the judgements which we feel or fear and
give US wisdom to discern. and courage TO at
tempt, and faithfulness to do. and patience to
endure, whatsoever shall be well-pleasing in
thy sight; that so thy chastenirgs may yield
the pcaceable f:uits of righteousness. and that
at last we may rejoice in thy salvation, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
"Oh Lord, We beseech thee, mercifully
hear our prayers. and spare all those who con.
fess their sins unto thee; that they whose
consciences by sin arc accused, ty thy mer
ciful pardon may . abrolred, through Christ
our Lord. Amen" 81 ff9a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04
w estern Emigratioi.

Censideiblc temptations are now held out to
induce pesons to emf CRATE to the West Prop
erty is SAL to be for sale ut low rates in most Sec
lions. AM tie spectators who SO completely ate
up the bstance of the actual settlers are effectu-
ally CRIPPLED, am. Must either sell out at sac
rifice 4 ;ave their resources permanently locked
up. s much land is always for sale cheap in
every istrict, that no in search of location
need ger be at loss to find an advantageous Of
fer. IT is fortunate for the country at large that
this SO, for if the prospect of great food of
cni fation to the west next spring holds good, it
wilexercise very important influence in resto-
rim us to prosperous condition. The extensive
inhtion of credits and values at the west the in-
sac specuations and the mania for building new
TINS, have had much to do with the present
lfd times. though, of course, not the primary
fuse If then the emigration should fequire this
iinter and next spring and summer, as it proba-
Ply will, owing to the existing distress in the At
antic States. the west will improve in its condi-
ion, and by being able to pay its debts more
it will infuie fresh spirit into eastern
trade.
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9 9 9 8 g 9 . g q g q 8 s

There are hundreds of remedies sold at
every Drug Store, purporting to cure all dis
eases nameable. each advertised as the very
best ever known. till we had lost all faith in
them al, but there is one exception n X
We speak of Or. Sandford's. Inyicorator.
which came to us usrcceomnended asa cure for
liver Complaints, nnd all diseases arising from
9 Diseased Liver. The testimouials of 30 many
OF our Physicians iniits favor, induced us to
try it. aud now conviction is certain thatyit is
one of the greatest blessings ever given to
Dyspeptics, for it makes complete cure be-
fore the FIRST bottle was taken, and now We
can eat anything eatablc without trouble,
while before nothing but the lightest food
would digest and often that gave pain Now
what we want to say to all our readers is, if
If Liver Complaint or Dyspepsy trouble you
do not fail to try this greatest remedy in the
world. ss xgss ssezR Esgzs-gusE
For sale here by all Druggists. SIT,
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ORPHANS, COURTS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE OR
y PHANS' Court of Cambria county, there will
be exposed to public sale ON the premises, on
MONDA I. the 23d inst, at one O'Clock, P NJ
all the right. title and interest of w illiam Cr:m
in the following described tract or parcel of land
viz: rza,fsr sez -
All that piece or parcel of land. with its ap.
purtenances, commencing at spruce corner, on
line of Arant Sonman, thence north IS west
eishty-four perches TO post, thence south S
west two hundred and eighty perches, to post,
thence south IS east, sixty 1.-Two and a half fer-
ches to sugar. on line Of John M'Cey, thence
north Al cast thrty-t~o perches to aline, thence
north east one hundred and seventy-eight per
ches to the place of beginning containing nine
ty-nne acres and one h;indred and twenty eight
perchcs. the same being allotted to William and
Benson Crun, children OF Pachel Cruin, and Sit
uate in Summerhil township, Cambria county.
TERMS-one third of the purchase money to
be paid on confirmation Of sale, and the residue
in two equal annual payments thereafter with in
terest, to be secured by the Judgment bonds and
mortgages Of the purchasers.
EPHRA1M CRUM, Admir-
Nov A. 1S57.5o ,tea 40 F1E3sH1f q
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04
The Main Iine s ale.

~ - = tfrE f.-fe
The ilsrr;sburg Pat1ot s. inipa., speaking ci
tie r,s,i nrt late ,lcciioii saSA ri.t Iut the
iea,t gratifying feature in the result OF the cce-
ton istLc rrbuke received Ly the party si,d tie
vindivi.ia.i n,siers that passed the inipuitoua
fb..i FOR the sale ot the M.sin Line 1t STATES
ata. MT siuslc De.i,o, rs.t, wlr, votesi ior he
E,ll prov ling uf the sac las beei re-eected
while oil ti,e ,'thor Land, Of tiie Den.oeFds who
v tel a-au,; the ucasurc. 4 fair pr,IortIcH have
hr,eu Fetlr.lrd to tlo iscxt House Of Reprcscuta
lives Il goes an t,ssy M
We are i!o aware r III, doe. II i sin lc man
who opp,,se, TIRE t.il :.ii, who Was can,{late
for r. ,1-yti1s. Wii-. sc o,k ut the ranks *
tie CT position Se sce g vcrs different record :
Tks popular rer,lict OF Condemnation has strick
down some d those who were foremost in tn-
sircorlps that measure through the ilu-e-tiis
leaders vino tlii the decd With a swagger, ~ If
they held tlia ,lestnie of the State in teir hands,
and We're sure of aplroyinS constituency t.,
basi. t.ienl--a -aisssFs, llsl,np, Dock and Iiornc.
ot tLl,.e., pEI.s; Dicssy Prp:,sc ani Wears, oi
S...-teI, snd Clcavcr, Df Delaware, were all san-
didates for re cectiun-ali r,>id-d ia. districts
where the pl,o>i,itn have hel ct FIRE had
iurity. and barc been largely defeated. OF all
the members v l,.' voted for the passage "f the
bill for tie sale of the Main Line, but two or
three have been returned to the next House.
There is something retfibutive in this. 1t is "A
Lesson that thesc recrrant memters can read to
their own profit 1t is an ex;srnric to warn 9TH
ers against incurring their fste. Whatever opin-
=ir the people may hold on the abstract question
of sale tie public works, Is very clear that
they not in favor Of s,lling the power Of the
State to levy taxes for rTice, to barter State
sovereignty for paltry consideration. We have
pow done with this subject and the past. go
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

J swooD's Il ATR IlEsToR ArIyE.ElT,bis. Fl, = {

p WOODS HAIR IlESTo RArivE.1 IN his ii.ysd wol-
dcrful preparation is having an extensive sale In
all parts Of the Uniou It Is one of the few pat.
ent medicines which are now sold over the zcdrh-
fry that are really what their inventors claim for
them. Wherever it las had a fair trial, the resut
has been precisely as Wood predicts 1t has
Natural color, where the directions have been
strictly followed, and numerous cases Il. has
restored the hair npon heads that had been bald
for years. 1t is not pretended that it wiz make
the hair grow in every case. bat where it fails there
is certainly no relEcdy.s The restoration of the
hair has been effected in SO many instances where
the seemed utterly hopeless, that it is certainly
worth while for all who have lost their hair to
try the experiment of using a bottle or two of
Woods iesterative.-- Moline Workman.i -
!. For sale here by all druggists ss,-b2-2Y-
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Ramofed Fligh.fof walker and Stanton

NEw sYonK. CT. 81 "A private dispatch
from Law renee, K. T., says that Gov, Walk
er and Secretag Stanton were obliged to
leave LecomptoA, on account of the threats
Of tho ultras, nd are low at Benecia Sher-
iff Walker, wth posse of his men, is with
the Covernot A special messenger was
sent for Col. Sumner Il command. A docu-
ment was ciculatcd In Lawrence, inviting
Gov. Walkf to come to that place. and
pledging tb protection of its citizens
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04
fFrom Ae Hashinasan S.ar,

among the many PREPARATIONS now in use kr
the restoring. preserving aud heautfying the hair
confidence thsns Prot. Moods IIsir Restoratirs,
now in general use throughout the States. TIA
preparation possesses the mort insiGos asii qsl-
tiles, and never fails in producing the Il.st hsv-
py results wien applied according to dirsct.f.;s:.
We refer our readers to the alverti-eme5st fr
few Of the nnumerable certificates which hsss
been sent by parties who have been benefited hy
ii. and who feel happy in giving testimony TO its
wonderful effects produced on them
Oh. MOOD a Co. PrepIietcr,. sl2 Rrssdwsr.
New York. and "a Market ST., s., Louie. Me-.
For sale here hy all druggists f,a- 81
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

TT WILL SELL on favorable terms that Saw
Il mill property called "Perote." situate on
Trout Run, in Summerhill Township. Persons
desirous Of purchasing are referred to S. s. Blair,
Esqs Hollidaysburg, Pa, or to the owner.
WM. CONROW,
s24sa lie Claire-tp Scott county, Iowa.
Oct. 81. '5y-st cssb. 3
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

Pcsr-oryIcA ANEcDoTE. Newburry.
port Herald tells the following post-oficc an
redote: = Rap at the delivery. -,te'4.
.Postmas,sf--.Wcll. my lad. what will
you h.ve7' sia Efis = '1st s..' 80
Bey- Here's letter, she wants it to 60
along fast as it can, cause theresa fcller
wants TO have her here and she's courted by
another feiier who amt here and she wants
TO know whether he's going to have her or not
Having delivered his message with empha.
sis. the boy departed. leaving the Postmaster
so eonrul.ed with laughter that he could make
mo reply ....-..-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

F. CHILD DRowSED-A little daughter or Mr.
Valentine Maltzi, residefng at Jefferson, in this
county. aged about two years, was drowned in
Enslelart's S miil-race. at that place. ON Thursday
last, sto which it had fallen during the tetnpor;l
ry absence of the mother. The body was recov-
cred short time afier the occurrence, but all
efforts to restore it to life proved unayaiiing-
E,.La ~ 81 1rrf i1s-saAE NaseH E1sz
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G OOD ID S FO . Nd.

"sAS FOUND ON THE EARN OF RICH
w srd Bennett, near EbenSblitg. a pack of
goods, mostly made up Clothing; ,dnd also asmall
above articles are left in the caro- of John Viii
liams, in Ebensbdrg, where the ossner eah get
them by proving property ond Payius chsfees.s y
-aEE - = RICIIARD BENNETT.
Ehensburg, Oct %, l857-51
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

A BoY MuRDxzsR. AZ faris s.w weeks
since. a boy ssed 5kzse ysaiis1 1sn'i half. hav-
ing been contrarisdEths< othss day by a the
cook of; the fniiy.ra womA1z5 45Tn n,lked
into the kitchen. seized ! shsss sf1ted KNIFE,
and approachiSs tks woms6 No was sitting
down. plunged the knife into Esf with such
force, in the region Of the heart. as to attain
that organ and arrest its acsion alinesE in
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

= a Cast TOR LABOR FROM THE SorrH The
Ghlrtestor Standard, referring to the num-
Der OF laborers at the North, thrown out of
employment by the pressure of the times, ex-
tepas the following Invitation -
Itmight be well for these to consider of
tbs opportunities presented at the South ;
here the want is oflabor, and we have room
for miliinHs-Charleston district alone has
timber enough for lie employment of SO, 900.
while it would be diiScult to find q more at
,trsctive asld for labor than the garden farm
sng district Immediately adiscons to the city,
efsf Il ssfss ssTFs4-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

A SHocsIsci ArFArR.-The ether day a gen
tleman named Watkins discovered, IN Cone
inaugh borugh three huge dogs worrying some
OBI. ct, amt upon approaching them to his horror
discovered. that it child of about three
years old. Upon the approach Of Mr.. Watkins
two of the dogs retreated, while the third attack
ed him. lie beat THE dog off ard rescued the
child in horribly fnutilated condition. The
child, we believe, belong to geni.lemasa named
Williams and We are pleased to learn it is fecov-
ering from its Injuries. s.-Echo
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HPIENDID GIFTS
ATx429 sCHESTNUT STREEL "a
- sPHLADEEPHIA.N y - J
The orisinsi a0ix Hoak zkare

.EG.sENANS wculd Inform hislii<nds and
the public.sthat be has renewed his Star Gift
Book Store and Publishing House, to the ,plen
did store in Browns Iron Building. 489 CHEST
nut street, two doors below Firth, where tho
purchaser M each book will receive sof the
conssting Of Gold Watches, Jewelfy. &c.
- ss.l.asl -. ssissset ssHd 60 EACH WORTH.
$50 Patent English Lever Gold w asch-
e. tsolSl !. : ssshssaI 500 90
$50 Pr.ent Anchor do do so 90
400 Ladies' Gold w-tches. lsk eases, So 90
600 Silver Lever Watches. warranted, Is 90
+ 500 Parlor Timepieces, s8EEN6zf 800
600 Cameo Sets, Ear Drops and Pins. 10 90
500 Ladies Gold Bracelets, IS 90 to IL 90
500 Gents Vest Chains. 10 90
1000 Gold Lockets, 0arge size, dcable Jla
case. 90
1900 Gold Lockets. (small size.o 8 90
1000 Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold Pens, 8 90
Loco Extra Gold Rcns, with cases ss,d
holders, - sea saal'i s.fs1issa 10 so
$500 Gold Pencils, Q4sdies'. s.sagszfa 2 so
$500 Gold Pens, with Silver Pencile, ssF SO
25OO Ladies' Gold Pens, with cases, s'rsy 4 so
$500 Gold Rings, (Ladies', sus L 90
$500 Gents Gold Rings. .5a2 as
$500 Ladies' Gold Breastpins. 2 ,s7niaHa 2 so
$500 Misses Gold Brcastpins, - SO
1000 Pocket Knives, - sAf *
20e0 Sets Gents Gold Bosom Stuis, s. & 1 90
20Q0 do do sr S,eeve Bu8tons, 9 90
ace Pair Ladies' Ear Drops, ss.T, 2 so
5000 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, eH . oa
$4,000 Ladies' Cameo, Jet or Mosaic Pins, 5 90
$500 Ladies' Cameo Shawl ant. Ribbon
Pins, ~ A4g2A 9 fSrz 8 so
1, 900 Fetridge's Balm Of Thousand s,vs
Il flowsrs, sll1Hf7nlBcaslz fe1. 9df nHsli - 80
EVANS new Catalogue contains all the most
popular books of the day, and the newest publ
cations, al Of which will be sold as low a. can
be obtained at other stores. A complete cata-
logue of books sent free, by appliration through
the mail, by addressing G. G.sEyANS, 4s9
CHESTNUT ST., Philadelphia. - -,
Agents wanted in every town in the United
States, Those desiring SO to act can obtain full
particulars by addressing as above.
N.B.-In consequence Of the money crisis, and
numerous failures, the subscriber has been ena-
bled to purchase from assignees an immense
stock of books, embracing every department of
literature, at prices which will enable him to give
$500 worth Of the above gifts on every $1,000
worth Of books sold. ~
An extra book, with gift. will be sent to
each person ordering TEN books to be sent to
one address, by Express
= W-. SEND FOR A, CATALOGUE.
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One bottle is the surest thing known to carry
away tie bad effects of mineral poison of any Kind
Only one bottle is needed TO throw opt Of the
system the effects ef medicine after long sick
ness. 81 .aza,E
One bottle taken for Jaundice removes all vel
lowness unnatural color from the skin.
One ,se after eating is sufficient to relieve the
stomach and prevent the food from rising and
souring. e9k1
Only ono dosc taken before retiring prevents
nightmare. PEo1 hss
One dose taken at night iooscns The bowels
gently, aud cures costive hess. qey - rslt.sa
One dose taken after each meal will cure by.
pepsia. srse a Eas - sHE .,r8g -. 5i9fl
One dose of two tea spoonsful viii always re-
lieve Sick Headache. -, - savhe s'stf ~
One .bottle taken fer female obstruction re-
moves the cause Of the disease. and makes per-
feet crre. Hrka Href asessr f97.-ss,- = y
Only dose Immediately relieves Cl.clic,
While
Oac dose often repeated is sure cure FOR iChol.
era Mortus. and 3 sure preventative Of Cholera.
One dose taken oftoa will prevent the recur-
renee of biliots attacks while it reli.yes all PAIN
full feelings.
pS- One or two doses taken occasionally Is one
OF the best remedies for cold ever known
Thousands of cases of inflammation and weak
ness OF the lungs have been cured by the Invigo-
ra.or -
Ohe OCse taken SNORT time before cacif.E gIreS
vigor to the appetite and makes food digest we'll
One dose often repeated curos Chronic Diar
rhora Ill its worst forms, while summer and bowel
complaints yield almost to the first Dose
One or two doses icures attacks caused by
worms, while for worms in children, there is no
surcr, safer and specdier remedy in the world
as it never fails. tite t1f -ika
There is no exaggeration in these statements,
they are plain and sober facts, That we cah give
evidence to prove, while all who use it arc giving
their unanimous Testimony in its fav,t.
We wish all who sick and debilitafed to
try this remedy, and test it thorotghly, and any
who are not benefited by its Use we Should like
to hear from, as we have yet to near from the
first person who has USED bottle of the Invigo-
rator withou: receiving benefit, for thcfs are .Gch
astonishing medicinal virtues III it, that all, no
matter how long they have been affected, If their
complaint afises from deranged liver, will be
benefited il hot entifely cured f3T9a s ]
SANFORD & co ,Proprietors, -
345 Broadway, Hex York.
~ For Sale here by all Driggists.
Nov. A, 1S5f.-Sm. -&k1s Aass
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-11-04

Brown Cr-Two of the pudding furnaces at
the Cambria Iron Works blew up on Friday. in
consequence Of cfhders thrown in with the water
coming in contact with the boiling metal Not
much damage, we are pleased to say, way sus-
taiucd.--EcHo. z - EHHk