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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10
Orphans Court Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER OF
ED the Orphans Court of Cambria county.
will expose to public sale, at the Hotel of John
Ivory, in the Borough of Loretto, on Tuesday.
the 10th day of February next at one O'Clock i,
NJ, the following real estate Of which Anthony
Litzinger died seized situate i'll the Borough atorc
said, to wit:
A certain lot Of ground known and designated
on the plan of the Borough by the number -.
fronting so feet St. Mary's street aud extend
ing back 100 feet to st. Joseph street, having
thereon erected 4 II story Store House
ALSO-Lot No rs, fronting 80 feet on St.
Mary's street and extending ack 16O feet to ST.
Joseph's street, having erected thereon a two
stoy frame dwelling house with back building
attached frame stable and other out buildings.
ALSO-Two other contiguous lots of ground.
(enclosed,) each fronting fifty feet on ST. Joseph
street and extending back 200 feet to an allev.
known and designated the plan of the Bor-
ough by the numbers 20 and 100
L + r M S;-One third of the purchase
money to be paid on the confirmation of sale, and
the residue in two equal annual payments there
after. with interest. to be secured by the Judg-
ment bonds and mortgages of the purchasers.
VIM. KITTELL, Admir-.
Jan. 6. 185S:S:St.
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ADmzKESyRATssgss SoEES7E

Letters of Administrator having been gran
Ted to theu1icreissFcsi, the register of Cam
bria County on the estate Of Daniel DTcDade
late Of Alleghauy township Caml,ria County
decd, Notice is hereby given to all those in
debted to said estate TO ~ome and make settle
ment, and those having claims against estate to
present them duly authenticated for Element
ROSANNA NC DADE.
near the Tunnel Alcghy, Up.
Tauy'2-th 1858.
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Town pranerty for sasc

E0Wn Property for SAFE.
|EFflE UNDERSIGNED WILL. DISPOSE OF
Il his valuable property, situated on The Sns
quehanna Il Ehenshurg Plank Road. and a,liai,,
ing the residence of Rev. David jenkins. The
property being beautifully stuate'. would make
" so' summer residence Tie building is two
story, and well planned, together with all the c
cessary out buildings attached. There are 4 acres
OF ground attached to the rcmiscs, on which win
be found choice lot Of fruit trees Terms p,ad.
easy. LANES p DAN-Ts,
Ehenshur5. Aug 26, 1S57-42-
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3(otites Nt.
TNA GD N-E q Ece

EET THEREAS, LETTERS TESTAAIFNTARY
on the last will and testament Of Jacob
Behe, late Of Allegheny township. Cambria
county, deceased, have been issued by the Regis
ter OF SAID county to the Un' 'ersened all persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified TO present them properly authenticated
for settlement, and those indebted are requested
to make payment without delay
WM. KITIELL, Executor
Ebcnsburg. Jan. 10. IS5S:IC:Gta
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Every Etas Brings Something New,
NEW YORK
s. TEA WAREHOUSE.

TIE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM
l the citizens of Johnstown and the surround
ing country that he has opened a Warehouse in
tie Arcade Building, opposite Canal Street,
where he Is selling goods at New York citv prices.
rs ! sell on commits sion (for cash only can of
fer inducements never before met with in this To-
"aiity. Ny stock consists in part of the finest
TEAS, COFFEES and SUGARS the market can
afford, together with everything in the grocery
line an immense stock of TOBACCO, American
and Imported SEGARS: a varied assortment of
BOOTS and SHOl for Men and Boys: Ladies'
Misses and Childreu's SHOES; the best stock of
HATS and CAES ever brought to this MAJ ket, of
l., grades ami sizes.
ALSO. Wholesale Agent for the sale of Dr. j.
Iostcttcrs celebrated Stomach Bitters and VOLTS
Aromatic Schielam Scnapps. For ar;culars
all and examine my stock.
g have adopted the one price system. so that
child can purchase as well as the most expert
need person. PETER MASTERSON /
JohnStown, Sept. o, lS5S.--44--tf
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VOL. ). NO 13
ONLY ONE .BoTTL LIE
DIR. SaNDF0RD,s
In IGOR AFOR

IL h / f R R Z II L ~
; REQUIRED To CURE ANY ONE 1,POTr
< O.cd with Liver Complaints unless tIc mo-,
desperate ofcases, when the sICOND bottle will
win scarce single failure, restore the Iaticnt T.
health and yigoT We wish 10 cali tho -
of all to thcse facts, that the Invioorato !; -
pounded toy physician Who has 1ise5 = :, =
IhactlCe ior The past twenty wears with y s,,o
cess Almost cTedulous. and that it is entirely, ,-
Htatie, teIng composed wholly of oI7r,s -
! Some-idea of the strength Of the.
[ be formed when it is known one LIls may
Elg orator contains rs much strength a. 'i'e IN
Gre" H"seS oi C"ioinei without any of its 5eI.,i-;
Gus effects. -'S UeIetlrl-
One bottle is the surcst thing known 70 corr-
away the lad effects of mineral poso e - curry
Only one bottle is needed to tLro, - - any AInd
system the effects Of medicine after Ior,r. ne
ness. ioHS SICK
one bottle taken for Jaundice removes Ill II
ioWh'S@ or unnatural color from tie skim
one 'Se alter eating Is sufficient to relieve ;r,o
suuruC using ana
Only one dose taken before retiring prevent.
nightmare. prevents
One dose taken at night Iooscns tba how'll
gently. and cures coStiveness. OO"ei'
One dose taken after each meal ,;u IN
pepsia. IL cure Dys-
lieve Sick Headache "!S re-
One bottle taken for female obstructior, re-
moves tie cause OF the disease, and makes ner-
feet cure. --''iN' > q per-
Only one dose Immediately relieves c1.oIf.
whil 'eS OAohc'
One dose often repested is sure cure f,r C7,o,-
era ,N'fGus and a su @ preventative of Cholera
One dose taken often viii prevent tie rem
renee O bilious attacks, while relieves all ,,oi,,
ful feelings. "i' pam
= One Or two doses taken occasionally ! ono
OF The best remedies for a cold ever known
thousands Of cases Of inflammation and ,,-oor
ness OF the lungs have been cured by tbe Tn,,irn-
rlcor. - 'ie iL4'iSo-
One dose taken short time before eatir,,r rive.
iL@r 10 the appetite and makes food digest We'll
One dose often repeated curos CLr,Gic NJ
fh"2 IN Its worst forms. Will summer and Ior-I
complaints Weld almost to the first dose
IN" or two doses cures attacks cou.o9 H.
worms, while for worms In children. there ! ~
sureF, safer and speedier remedy in The ,,-,rI4
As It never fails. 0
There lS no eXag@cra ciGn in these statement.
they are plain aud sober facts that we ON, -
evidence u prove, While all who use il are 7;,-
i-'ir uDaIillous testimony IL its favor.
We wish all who arc SICK and d,b;litate5 70
try this remedy, and test it thoroughly. and anv
who are not benefited by its Use We sbo4,IG Iit.
70 hear from, as we have vet 10 near from tho
Irst person who has used bottle of ia. Ir,5
atyr without receiving benefit. for rl,erc arc -,
.staulsl'ug mc,.Iciuai virtues IL it. flat al -,
matter Ao" long thoy have been affected # tIa;-
arises from 1erangcd liver. Viii h.
,enefttod II not entirely cured
SANFORD x co .Proprieto-s
9 For Sale here by all Druggists.
Nov. /, lSJ7-;3In.
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0gPRzkgs, G0gRg SAKE

sgY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER ISSU.
aB ING out Of the Orphans Court of Cambria
county, the undersigned will expose to sale at pub
nc vendue or auction, tie premises, ON SAT
UltDA1, the l3,L day of FEBRUARY next. at
one O'Clock, p. NJ, all the right. title and interest
(helng one uniivi'ied half) which William Gillian.
deceased, had. in his lifetime. of, in and to ali
that certain tract or piece of land. situate in
Washington township, Cambria county. contain
ing ninety three acres, one hundred and three
perches, more an less, being part of tract war
ranted in the name of William GalbYaith. and
adjoining lands of John Bitter, Matthew M'Eugh
and others
TERMS: One third on confirmation of sale
one third i'll year after. with interest; and the
remaining third at and immediately after the
death of the widow Of the decedcnt the interest
on which remaining third is to lie paid annu-
ally and punctualiy to her during her lifetime.
To be secured by bonds and mortgage
HARRISON KINKEAD.
Admir- cum testamento anncxo of William
Gillian deed.
Jan. 16. 1857
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Franklin Street, nesrly opposite the new MethC
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-01

Country gentlemen will have their jokes Judge
Hodges OF Norhampton earslessly asked his nsghbor
strong what he would do Hodges turkey should tres
pass and murder Strongs chicksns XIII him, undosbt
ediy, replied Strong An evening two Afterwards thu
Judge invited his neighbon TO dinner, supper, thu
rsri editor Of the Northampton Courier calls t. They
had roAst-pig and roast turAy Strong carved the tur
key and Of saved for his own plate liberal share
Of ths dark naeaA tlne es uicly along the bone
ward the tail The rcpast being over, Judge Hdogeu
ross and made brief speech, nyiag that be had recently
met with oM Six Of hischocest breed n chickens
hah beeA ruthossy slain by tom turkey belonging 70
one Of his neiGhb and in his wrath he had csugt up
club ANIL hurleA II with great fury ct The hpad; con
tsary To Nh iutsnton, ths dub took eject ard laid chs
chickenesroycr PROSTATE in death Tho turkey he had
cooked . and now, Mr. Strong" said hs "hQw do you
like hsf' Until that moment the proprie4or Al the
bird had net suspected the truth and be- expressed HIM
self as not only delighted with the stued tVgkey,
bat entirely satisfied With the fate that had 70 Justly
oyertaken him ~ ~
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FROM THE SOUTHERN COAST.
MEXICAN NEWS By NAIL.

From the New Orleans papers we gather few items
Of news from Mexico, received by the last arrival from
Vera Cruz
Daily communication with the interior from Vera Cruz
was uninterrupted, far mails and passengers
concerned but the conveyance Of freight not at
tempted. sF 3i
The Pr5yeso gives lamentable picture of the cond-
ton of cheagarays forces in Coroya They are said 10
be without pay or ratons the soldiers and their families
dependent charity for support and the former sub
ected to punishment for the slightest OF offences
Two of the garrison said to have died from iltrea
mcnt aud four others to be in the hospital without hope
of recovery. The chiefs said to have pundered the
rector Of $780, and then to have tried TO induce him to
sign document declaring that the fos constitution
aists had robbed him of it In order to vote
thanks from the ladies to Echeagaray, they said to
have threatened their fathers and brothers that they
would ally with the soldiers Ii they did not sign the doc
ument One lady, for declining to take it round for sig
natures among her friends was threatened with exciu-
sion from church and refusal Of absolutiOn! Coming
through the channel 1t doesthe Pr6yeso being yche-
hement pano-all this Is to he taken grano saAs
Official communications from General Alvarez accord
ing to the Prysso, announce to Senior dc Ia Lave that
he would have two additional brigades in the field by
the Sd instant, Of which to operate against To-
ucs the other against Ignala with view Of advancing
on Cucrnavaca. The routing Of Miramon at San Luis
Potos and the brilliant triumph of the sals at Zac
tecas conjoned with this had induced Tie Zu1oagA gov
eminent to send Osollos with force Of 500 recruits
and $20 000 to reunitc the scattered troops and meet
the old general His triumph, however, is confidently
calculated for, says the Prceso, In the of Al
varez, there will be defections treachery or tardy
negotiations and capitulatons to meet
A corporal and private who had deserted from the
Zuloagusta forces at Pee Nadon1, and gone to Vera
Cruz said to declare that for eight days those forces
had to live half real day. and that for four days
subsequently they without pay support of any
kind. tN
Senior Degollalo it ia stated advancing against
Guadaajaa with respectable force, with which there
doubt he would be able to the small Zuloa
guista garrison there under Blancarte
forced loan had to be imposed In the capital to raise
the money placed at the disposal of Osollos above
stated. M fTy
There ia mention made of tho present whereabouts
of President Juarez and his cabinet
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Acorrsspopdpnt Of the Los Angel~ Vineyard, writing
from San Diego, ON the 2lst Of Apsil. rays
= 'Eicut lvcs's Colorado Mvor exploring steamer
rived at Fort Yuma the 18th instant, having ascend
ed tie river five hundred and twenty-five miles. and two
hundred miles above the point reached by Captain Joln
son his seosnt trip up the river, Lieut. Ives left
there the steamer and continued up the river seventy
five miles From thence he turned SOUTH aud expected
to reach the Pimo village by the 10Th Of May The
steamer brought down large qnAn0ty of silver eoid'
1t is believed that thu point of navigation ut which
Lieut. Ives reached the Colorado Is not more than
six hundred miles from the highest point of navgaton
the Aransas river TINS bringing TIE nasgabie water
of the Atlantic and Pacific to within spans reach Of
each other within our lown territory and In climate
which locks not mp for one half the year or less these
highways of nature" ~
Major Wise, commandant at the Gan Diego Mission,
and Lieut. RANSOM IN route for Fort Yuma, arrived ~
San Diego on the 2ls Of April Captain Stewards c6-
mad recently stationed at San Bernarno, 10 have
left that place on the 18th April for Fort Yuma.
company Of United States soldiers arrived at Sacra-
mento California the 23 Of April route for Beca,
under the command Of Lieut. Morgan.
Lieut. Mullan had arrived at San Francisco for
Oregon, charged with the duty OF organizing sxpa
ton to open enigrsn route from the Columbia river
to the Missouri. ~ Naga8
The United States ships Merrimack, Baranae, vandaa
and Decatur were ut Panama on the 10th ultirno A
court martial on Lieut. ChAs. H. McDonough had besza
held on board tho Merrnlack. I've members Of ths
court srcCAptaia Kelly, Commandert Thatcher and Hn-
CLAIR and LAsutenants Haggerty aud Wiaslow; Foser
Belknap judge sdsocats. The triAls Of Lout Rfu1
A. Whittaer and Of Id Assistant John HUalln4
would ftlow.- PuSsr Jackson Of NJ VAadala, ~ IN
bad health and had leave TO return 70 tho United States
The United States steamer Michigan is on its way to
Erie, Pa to receive Mahomed Pasha who Is travelling
in the West ~ "a
A command of the LIST artillery, under Lieut. Shoup,
will garrison Fort Meade in Florida. Fort Deynard, on
the Calooeahatchie river, has been abandoned. M
The board fvisitors appointed by the President to
anime the cadets at Wcst Point will be received officially
by Major Deacld and The other officers of the academy
to-day June In the afternoon the board of visitors
will review the cadets and omorrow, June 3D. the
animation will be commenced Every afternoon, At foul
o'clock there will b. exercises either In cavalry infantry
or artillery drill until about the 10th inst when the
examination will be finished.
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POLITICAL IN7ELLITElyCE.

Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Evening Journal
WASHINGTON, May 29th,---The arrangements for a
thorough union Of the opposition TO the administration
are now complete. On Thursday evening, there
party the mansion of Senator Seward at which all the
Douglas democrats Americans and republicans pres
ent The platform adopted by this assembly has excl
ted much discussion The main features Of the proposed
organization the ignoring of all questions productive
of sectional strife; the protection of popular rights
judcous system of internal improvements settled and
firm foreign policy the prevention Of the landing Of for
cgn criminals and paupe the protection of the ballot
box and extended period of residence after natura
tion as condition for the exercise of the elective fran
chise the fostering of American genius and art allow
Ing every Territory rising into State to have her con-
stution and laws framed by citizens of the United States
who are permanent Inhabitants under such rules AZ Con-
gress may prescribe Quite comprehensive, ~ whole
and shrewdy calculated to reconcile the conflicting ele
ments. The ulras Of New England, however, threaten
to repudiate the union Seward il expected TO help
Douglas back to the Senate but the Illinois republicans
have chosen another candidate For the presidency the
Critaenden being tho most prominent ans,
The democratic of the I'd Congressional distict 6 Ind
ana will hold convention to name candidate for Con-
Vress at Paoli on the 29th of july next in Indiana
Gov. Willard and Lieut. Gov. Hammond have already
taken tho stump and active part for the democratic
party In the coming autumn canvass. Gov Willard has
spoken IN several counties the Wabash and il
nourcet to address the people in others Lieut.. Gov.
Hammond addressed the democrats at Terra HAute on
Saturday evening the 2sth ultimo x
State convention Of the republican voters Of Yer
mont will be held at Montpelier Tuesday tho 29th
day N June NEXT for the purpose Of nominating cand
dates 10 be supported at the next Sate election for the
Offices Of Governor Lieutenant Governor, and Treasurer
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A CARD.
wAsHrxorox, MAY 81, 1858.

WAsHMorox, MAY 81, 1858.
Messrs EplroRs Justice to Col. Rerret alone induces
me to notice very charact rstic card signed by Mar
sha Brown which appears in the Intelgencer Of this
morning the statements In my card 70 Col Borrst arc
true In every particular Mr.. Brown ssys: ut il not
likely should have repeated 1t 10 Mr. COy1c, a. knew
he was opposed to Mr. Walachs election, which woUId
have rcstrnined from any important communication
to him" Mr. Brown might have been indiscrcst In
making the communication to mo, but tho rcason viii
be obvious 70 those who know Mr.. b. personally, IN visw
of the fact Dat Il nale known in the Of
argument TO provo his having bet u ve dollars
from myself ssf
Motives Of decacy alone prevent me from introducing
the names Of many gentlemen who confirm the fact
that communicated to thenn the declarations Of Mr.
Brown the evening Of snd the day following s
currence april 25th
Tho names 81 these gentlemen win be communicated
70 any one DESTROYS to know them. e
l'Sfes sfH'a s'- q 's% JOHN r. COYLE