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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

The municipal election last week in the
Cry of ] Johnstown (better known in the ol-
den time as Johnaesto,on,) resulted in bril-
liant triumph for the Democratic Party
Hon George w. Easily, Democrat, was cleo
ted Mayor (a1ias Burgess,) by handsome
majority over Emanuel Shaffer. Know Moth
ing and Black Republican. Wonder if this
result won't throw bran JGgs Into the ranks
of the opposition. Lecomptou don't seem,
after all, to have destroyed the Democratic
Party. Hah. neighbors Swank & Bowman,
of the Tribune
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19

once perceive theerror Of their ways. aud re-
turn forthwith to the Democratic fold.
The men who are now in the habit Ct talk
ing about being read out of the party. were
the very first to take sides with Horace Gree
ly and Fred Douglas, on the Kansas question
and then whining is the result of the con-
sciousness which rests on their minds, that
throughout the contest they have been IN the
wrong They now wish to create little
sympathy in their behalf by complaining. of
an attempt being made, to read them out of
the party. Their whining reminds us forcl-
bly, of the exclamation of Macbeth to spec
tire, the offspring of his own guilty imagina-
ton:
"Avaunt and quit my sight,
Thou canst not say | did it.
Never shake thy CORY locks at me. >
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D I e d

In Munster township, on Wednesday, 18th
inst, MIR John Myers, in the 9th year Of
his age. Funeral will start irou his la,e
residence a. % O'clock \. NJ.
The many friends of the deceased will re-
ceive the intelligence of his demise with sin
cere sorrow. Of him it may with truth be
said that his life was gentle 1t was iDpos-
sible to know and not esteem him, and when
his earthly pilgrimage closed, We are conf
dent he had not an enemy in the world
May he res. 10 peses,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19

How TO PRoMoTE HEALTu.- American
mothers are doomed to early graves in coz
sequence of their sedentary indoor employ
ment Every consideration of affection, .du-
ty, and the preservation of healthy posteri-
ty should prompt the heads of families, and
others, to assist in averting results so disas-
trous to the well-being of society at large
Thousands of housewives have recently found
ample leisure for healthy. outdoor exercise,
by purchasing and using one of GROVER &
BAKER's Family Sewing Machines. by which
they have been enabled to do all their sewing.
IN stronger and more beautiful style than
they could have. been done by hand. The
transition from the. slavery of the needle to
the joyous exercise of the largest liberty has
had the happiest effects upon the health and
tempers of the fair possessors of the GROVER
d BAKER machine. and evcrywoman who is
practically familiar with their value, regards
them with great favor, as the only Missiona-
~ Agent that is at all likely to emancipate
the sisterhood from the slavery of the needle.
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From Utah.

The city papers Yesterday. contained a
rumor received Ella of st. Louis, that the
Mormons had laid down arms, and that Gov
eruor Cummings had taken forma! possession
of Salt Lake city. The information. howev-
er. is unofficial aud may not be true If the
war ia Utah goes on, and the services of vol
untccrs are required, the President will find
in little Cambria, more than one Company
ready and wiling to do battle in maintaining
the ascendency of the Constitution and laws
of our country. The spirit of pure and lofty
patriotism which promted the sons Of Cambria
to offer their bosoms to the shafts of battle
on the plains Of Mexico, still lives in the breast
of every true Mountaineor.
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Arm a0urrti5ftllPnts
sEgEgEFF's sazp.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS vp,.
Z , VenGitioni Exponas issued out Of -"
Of Common Pleas OF Cambria county s,s
directed. there viii be exposed t. sale =
outcry at the Court House. in tLe boTfoDsii ga
eIisburg, on MONDAY, the 2!th dav 60
one O'Clock Il. M
ali the right, title and interest Of Jol, p
Of, III and to the following real estate u -
No. IA piece or pATcei OF land sf,.
Summerhih township, Cambria county. =,
lands o: James O'Aeill, Lynch !;
eTS, containing II acres mere or less. AL,
acres of which are cleared, having thereon :.
a two story frame house, frame 6arn AM
outbuildings, in tie occupancy of CHAR. y
way,a frame house IN the occupancy Of n
Liliy,a log house ia the occupancy of .. )
Calvin aui n tenant house uuoccupief M >
\ tract of land situate in Sunmehi hill t,y,l.
Cambria county, Warranted in Il Lame sJ &.
uel BioGget. Including iete pufCbasea lsias,1'
ray ard M'Cun.cll, coLtaInuc !, ur hm.Lrtj,,
forty acres more or iess. having tLele- J.
TED a saw Iniil aud a frame house uuuceg-.f
No. "a piece or parcel Of land situate r l.
meriiln township, Cambria county. nj:
lands Of Austin Thompson, Patrick Ea'-
others, containing sixty acres l4gre or less
ing Thereon erected saw r-i.i and (rs,,. n
in the oceupanc OF Mary Se,teYever -
\ tract Of !.tiad situate N Suu.u.eri.il -
Cambria county. warranted IN tl,. name - F.
Mich ison, Containing $50 acres and l.0 -,
snd allowance, uaiinpvoved- ". ST,
vi3e one aaIf "a piece on parcel q t's..3 ..--
in Washington township, Cambria CONT 20
the same land held j7iutiy wi,t Join E---..
c"ntainjng ore luntge. acres mere s7 Ig..5' y.'
in4iroyc,l) Taken in q, cUtea ana -
n tie suitof NewkoUse. Sg,atz = c.. I'm.
joseph Newhouss ~ TCHN TCIITTs Ia
Saerifs Clhce. kbeusourE, I ur5l 2s -,ss.
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OHnsEAES. EEssRE -.

DY VIRTUE Or An ALL45 ORDER I IHEl
u CTpua'Is' Court oi Lai-.i 80. Elity, 10 I-s d.
gecte,, tlor: wiil Je exposed to pubic 4s.e 3:
the hotel Of James n. Rale, Ia lie D.TauEI !
Sumnicvil.e, ~ SATURDAY, tie % lay {
BAY uext, at one O'clock ?. n, tle fy!.lai-g
real estate Of which Thomas jackson. AIS Z
Bar county, dix! seized viz;
y certain piece or parcel Of land s.ta..e p
Washington township, Cambria county, ,s5.s-
ing the borough Of Sumntvile) beng psrt j
the John Hsines, James kinHear and ~ II
kiuuear tractS-Beginuiug at Poplar, t-s8
south 20 deg. east ZOE rs Il 4 post, tie -
east corner of the John Haiues tract tasl,. Z
James Kinnear- north 30 deg. east l2S IS q
white oak, thence north 20 deg. east 50 :.
the Turnpike, thence ly the Turnpike E1---
deg west l20 ps., thence south 80 Gcg. vest i
ps-, thence north so deg. west 23 pS. - az a-5l,
thence " said alley south 80 dec. west z3 p q
post, th5nce south 90 deg west SIS IS. 70 4 PH
thence north SO deg. west y Ps. 10 = s-'5z-.'
south COZ deg. west 10 ps. to the place u -eEl
ning- containing $50 acres and 81 percLes-2t--s )
GO acres Of Which are clealeL
a certain other piece OF parcel Of and Sts'i
II the township aforesaid (-ear .-e '--- ~
cUgh) being part Of ,lC James k-aa5-, US-'-
Beginning at 9 b-eca the .Gta- west c-Fl-' =
tie tract; thence south 20 Geg. west zea IS. +
a black ShitteTl. thence uorb % ceE- eas-
IS to q White oak. thence naTTE go Cez- -s- 81
pS. 70 white oak, thence south 20 DEG. Ve-- =
ps. - post. thence south p deg. west --
the place Of beginning, containing a-o a-'e' e.
60 perches. - 80,
4 certain other piece or parcel q T5---,; .--,:
timber land 5 tua;e in tie township ,-I..-
(near said Borough being part G., ne y I-7- rg
kinnear tract-BegiunjnG a. Z. III 4 s5 -
thence by land Of john W. G,aT . H.i.- - -.
east 40. ps. thence north 20 de- We, - 10,
thence south 10 deg east II ps- sa'l l, - :
deg. west 20 rs. thence south 81 as. VIC. ----t
thence south 50 deg. east IL =, '9l--- -, p
90 deg. east rs. thence north ~ ee-. .,-,.
Ps. thence south IS deg. east i Is, .-,.
G53 deg. east Is is. t. .ae !l1-e % N-5
containing so acres and - reTalsS. e
TERMS or SALE-Oue tl.r3 oi lie ~. -
money to he paid on confirmation G! 80. -.
other third in one year thereafter MI .- ~.
TO be secured by tie Judgment ban1$ a. .'.-s D
cages of the purchasers and he C,-.' -. q,
remain lien on the premises-le2S, '.,'-r- - -
the said sum 10 be paid - Anna jseH. -.
Of Thomas Jackson decd, arSfS'ai-y, o : =
chasers. from the date a ccn6rn.at'on :. -
during her hfetime-ana the principal -. -.
cea,e. To the heirs ard legal rePrcsei'-.-''
| said Thomas Jackson. ,-s
WI. k[TVELIl, 4'"''
Nav s, lsss:25:5e
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19

@- On Saturday night week, at o'clock
with tired and swollen limbs, and nearly in
capable eff speech, James Lambert concluded
the task of walking for one hundred and five
consecutive hours, without rest or sleep, in
Worchester, Mass, He is but % years OF
age.
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r Asst NOTICE The books of the ''Dein-
ocrat & Sentinel up to the time when my
connection with the democrat & Sentinel
ceased viii be placed in the hands of a Jus
tie Of the Peace after the second week Of
June court, for immediate collection. Per
CONS knowing themselves indebted for sub
eripstion, advertising &c, viii save costs
By attending to this notice III tino, as further
Indulgence will not be given.
II. c. DIVINE.
Ebensburg May 10, 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19

- The aggregate wealth of the United
States amounts to $12 GOO. coo, coo, and the
population is q, 0G0.000 souls. The wealth
divided by thepopulafion. CIV s $500 to each
person, young aud old; aud counting five
persons to each family,-it would give the
handsome little fortune of $2500 10 every
family Of the Republic. not excluding the
slaves.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19

= The venerable Gen. Charles Fenton
Mercer, well and favorably known through
out the United States. died near Alexandria,
Va, on Tuesday. in the 80th year of his
age.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19

GT-The bill for the admission of NIinue-
s,ta into the Union, has passed both houses
of Congress, and been signed 10y the Presi-
dent The new State is at present Demo
cratic.
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M A r r D.

at the residence of the brides Father, on
Tues lay morning the 18th inst by the Rev
ID HARRISON, DR.. j. i.oWMAN OF Johns
town, to Mrs. Many uEYER. daughter of
}. Moore, Esq !. of Ebensburg.
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A Printers Toast, t,-Woman-the faircsi
work of creation-the edition being extensive
let no man be without copy.
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Nav s, 1852
LIST Op.CAUsEs

For Ist week of June Court.
Fitch vs Shaher
J p Parrish for use VS. Henry Lioy1
Hutchinson rs Given
Maxwell vs. MeGon's.o -
7. NoDoEALb, ffe' :
April s5, 1855
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19

E Clement Hurley, convicted at George
town. Delaware, for the murder of his wife,
has been sentenced 70 be hung on the 25th
of June
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-05-19
oSsEDGBATzo@ OF qtsF
Lscompton Constitution

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GLi'Lse .. Me't scie;7'S'- s'-' q HS
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Is L'M .,7'tS .it-,'e' - u e4' " ana liza
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rs az Nh. : - e0,.'i''@ II ea's N.-i -e x
III sHcl'si.i-e- Ia S'ss-zs a-a CAoll VA -s7-.
refused t-ase hera tunes.
lie i5e-S.tta~ ~-i'.' = TIE r-t'--sEs .s-s Ie
cel'e II lis l,lSiAe5@. aii-I AaI 6 & c--1l.
.stloA 81 the same. atft ne -e'iEes lis word
t!e WI h"t leave anything u1-.ie :. e. u-ay 1
ID rs power % iF- genera : tisi@tn L
It's G""-s ctGs.sF y 2elI q t-e lgl.-4icg Il
med sit3eitS'
Groceries. Also, Spices
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
NOR SAXANNAH.-The Americsn Atlans
Gteanboats anN RAILROADS..

ITO BOSTON TRAVELERS-CONF NF0Rr al
l. sAFETY-Tb- pubic are informed thst the osd Csssl
AID 1s River Ierosd Company h.ve sttshed b ne ess
eercsr. " their read CREAMERY PATENT BRAhe Vft
kATOR This invention (ssdy IN nse On many c' the ~
rnsnsgs5 read. Of this oonoty) prcmotes degr of eays
u and property possible without H. kcross sisnsf~v -.
asse 10 avail tsrnseves Of every tnpIossment tcrt~ s
Of fe ar requested exsuine THE Every dts oervss
sroyes that the spplcs ~ he ssa~
haud while 1. IL good b. for ordinary p1rpcse
10 value In the presence Of Danger This Company ~I ta
the,e Machines for all tie Il any roed aud SArs IN
~ answer he purpose, or no sale. .p,ypoo oo
W. c. CEsAMEs, Secrctsry,
No N. Y,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

IL w. b. sold 20 public sse WEDNEsDAi De- l5
o. tie premises between The hours o. 2agd alt
ul Country IL tn Township Of trsrka >Omerset t
ktg nues the depot - tho Ny-Jrr
sey lrc Mlouc Rsilrctds. hours fT0u Newfors On
prnse- large mansion house ~ feet SQUARE t'sosp
WIKI basement: house other necessary ouhl &
- orcasd ara fruit in variety. desrbls residence
geTtl.u d0iuz bgsirss Newf el pat -
h, ozins fam VIII BE- .oid the day 1sRNs-O per
of 20 pr delivery Of deeds. he re-
nail DER on boud ruortcage for For par
que n e. 4. VAN DOREN No - Nassal g. OF u. d. VAN
DORFN. Ne. 2fn Th-aF.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
Orean 5icamrrs, %c.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The sailing oftbe steamer
~ PRINCE ALBERT. C4p.. 4. J. Waters f,r Galway vi.
o. John' " r. as teen delayed IN sATURDAY the ih e
December Inst, For freight or massage sppy AZ A Oc. o The
Ani-ri,sa ENpTes Company. Ne. el iIgd.os-st
ALKN. HOLLAND Nsnsger
ROlAY NAIL Steamship AFRICA-For
~ LIVERPOOL Tie AFRICA " shauEou, Cossrps atsr,
WI sAil from the Company Dock Jers-y Cy with the
hal' "a PasieI fr Europe WEDSEsDaf. thr 80
n fss-eusers ra9-s,ed be bDsfd 6y = o'clock
g. N TIE PERSIA vii ssil OF the ?2i Dec~rnber
= CUSARO, "a. I bo~iin, greeu-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
Sales bn Aneiiou.

AUCTION NOTICE. - Large sale Of elegant
"A HOUSEHOLD FtRSIrURF.-J X. sisKPLATT Auc-
.ioueer VII eel FRIDAY Dec. q. The crvi,e rest
dence No - West sfth rer ethav al ,ae Psri Chanbe-
DErErcon h-cLea Furniture contained II the shoFs
hue safe a. 70 oock fo. further q.-ca are
Sc Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

ID II Ms NJ l. l. u NJ -
DTRFMENDOJS SUCCESS Of the ZAVISr0WSkl PAN
TOMIME and BALLET TROUPE, of TWENTY BEAU II
FUL and TALENTED CHILDREN. FRIDAY Dec AZ
TERNOON, at g. and EVENING. at II o'clock The PAR
TITION SUIT. followed by a FETE DANSANTE by TIE
ZAVISTOWSKI TROUPE, sui a Nautical Ballet. THE SAIL
ORs DREAM: "yilikns ard lis Dinah" will be surg by
Msster Fred Wren years old: To conclade with Comic
Ching CbaIg La Petite Em.rc. TIE elegant Aquara Hspy
Family Living ScrPeIts, all to be Admance to all %
Children IS ceL'e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

A. J. BLEEcSss, Auctioleer.
MOUNT MORRIS ard 5II-AN. LOTS
lVB A. j. RLEECKER, SON s Co. viii soil a. auction
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Q, IL O'Clock, Merchants EK
charge:
On Jh.sv s T. corner 15tt-st., Lots.
On SHAY ) " cor-cr l1fi.-t., I lota
On larh-s. Gore, g. ltsl feet ". 5thsv.
TIE above beautifully located. g1oo grade sld
mend vie Of the Sqn.re Title ulqIe.ti)nAbe fern,
libersL Nsps &C.. st No. Brosdst. N.i3l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

MIR. ERNEST PERRING of the Academy OF
vl Music Intending reside permanently IN New York CITY
will himself hoe sho wish o perfect themselves
in the ar Of Italian English SINGING or the study OF the
PlANO-FORTE. Mr. PEkRlNG has permission to refer to
the Rev, Dr. Hawks Of Calvary Church and may be addressed
ct his redclce No go West 9ht to care cf either MI
Cbas BeuDg. No 70l Broadway or Mess SchsTienbeIs
Luis No. 7sg broadvey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

- laj2 Trains ~iH sve Chambers - s:,;i2, o. ..es
E1pr,ss TrsiIs ard 4. 80 2. m Albany MAI III
II 30 q. for Pouz Aee psi- 65 e. AMI S;Sp
Dotbs Ferry II 90 sad 3fj p fcI Sir sat -
fl Peek.kif $50 D. m The Poughksepss. PeessI
sls Doors FeEy Trains stop Ii Wsy s,saonI -
eers tsker q. Chsmb-rs Ca1s. Chns,op0~r and s'st
fer Nev fork Troy st 15 and 1923 ~. soo HS
and Albany shout Is nina:es later On Sundays II
A. r. SMITH s.p-nssHsis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
A. n. hsEaIs Alc.ione.r.
DY BANGS, MERWN 81 Co., Trsds-Sa,-

THURSDAY FRIDAY snd SATURDAY, D.. > aud {.
GREAT SALE ot mrusc variety Of Ens sn and Amori'
BOOKS ccnue-ciIz each cay al O'Clock 10 c,n-
nrstior o the lar parcel Opportunity buyers
u Vim BE lnnLs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

A. J. BLEECxEs. auc'i3ucer.
EOURTH-AN. and 10 tii-ST. LOTS.-A. j.
l. BLEECKER, son & Co, viii sell q; auction. WEONEs-
DAY Dec a. l2 oc.eck At the Merchants EX chause:
On ithay n. e corner lO5ths LOT;
o. i,h-sv lots sdl loiniuz toe above
Or t7tht l6 Lots A. = s3jolins above orang plot q
22 choice osl sac wiho.l Terms liberal. Nip-
&c. .; No. Bfoxc-st. tfltJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

A CADEMY OF NJ c
n GRAND GALA FESTIVAL
oS DECEMBER IA. l6 ASo ls
insid eftAe ySpd x1S q e the sypvoy ,,soc,Ar,oy
The Ladies. Executive Committee Of the Mount Vernon A,'o'
citation ,sls sIeat pc s'9r II epnSusfnt % 9a' ny Sa & per
GRAND FESTIVAL,
70 eo.9y three day. snd S % s;sG Dc Sssy Ss ssy
r'FssStASSl Pc Sffsos L e Eaf1 9Af Of the
GRAND FTLi. VI G' spfyfRIssss spRsss BALL,
1,1,psr ps se,t number Of our
.sss Gl bnSH to s as aSs in order
to 1t. complete III every particular VI 'l'
occasion ,,o,., ,,rs.pn
Couauo. OF the Imperial Balls Frsnee aud Director Of the
celebrated Balls Mosques. with his
PRINCIPAL SOLO PLAYERS
MONSTER ORCHESTRA
., wGS oaE passpa HSSpssD aA asss Spring il
riRsf Is f'isi! aFFlnsaScE s,sq sS f~ Iii:
Conductor ofe esil.
Ga HufsotaSST SGtST pi SfhSos @ ia' ialSs DAY "
GRAND rSsrRuMrSrAG Si1 f' 'ffFaosM FFoMrNApE CONCERT
On'tJ GsSL sIS 11fsH nFRSMAS' gitf,i%" '
Conductor of the MsS YoA II rsi1sonc ,Rp Society ard
when Pfs 81; HSss % :; HRaS ,}s's;a ssy tn.
eoMSINATioS oESs rtSS't or oRATiGSs,
rsF; Of which viii be sV,n sss, sss.,.,p
CONVINCING AT l,l,
ard part IN the
A O'clock.
To oun,ee beg this. they now In CORES po,
snce i'm several popular public orHor. seyrA oil
whom kindly off red their services, and from Others s''f
able answer Is daily expected
Tie fu psI,io.ars With regard the pIoes OF admission
raucs OF the orators patrons Managers &C. will b. gen 10
future advertisement.
TO THE PUBLIC
uis four years 'nce pcbhc attentiSr Wa ms,
decsd 10 tie Imminent danger in which Mount Vernon was
stuAc regards is possession, al attempts maze r t
pnrce Congress 70 secure the Horae ana 0Ho
81 as the of the Nat on l.uehtaby aea
when that eloquent snd high minded eIatot
forced the 10 recognise the as4aee
they evncet suy Interest 10 ~ POS
the rosu oths Sskened interest was ;hs tolrda'ion
Ladies' National Committee whose object was 10 rss
tAe puch,c Of un, Vernon Though the iAoof o
Edwar5 Everett aud Others equally paisewohy has ealfsa
fnd the object Tor whsa this Asocistlcn was
created Lac not bou ifcjl larger amount b YET neces-
s.ry Ihcy believe hst series of Festivals Of the character
tarougbou the entire country ~l ratcf
.y notes.s furi. They confidently soi the support
alton al patriots in las most laud
able enterprise. z ,,,n,, ,,o,,,s u.,,rro>-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioueer.
KyAJ JTARJE WATFR-FRONT on NORTH

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioueer
VALUABLE WATERFRONT on NORTH
RIVER .ni REAL ESTATE Pcremp.o1y sale Of de-
sab~ PROPERTY 2jih and 27th IS. lSth ll.,e
Is,hl with water fron.-ADRlAS H. MULLER will s.l At
ercton THURSDAY, Dec. y at - o,oeE 81 the Mer
c-ats ExChanre without rcseTve 70 tie hiehes. bidder
TwFsTy.sIXTH srRTET-Eigiteep LOTS the lorther.J
s'e of 18th ucns leo feet weE- " llth
TwrNry sTETyTNire.cer LOTS the sos.her.y
st OF 27tht 20 eucug lee feet west Of ll.hav
TBiETEENTH tvENUE-Eigtt LOTS on .he eas,sy side Of
l],hay terg :le eute font from th 70 2sts. adjoining
above lots.
TRIRrEEsTH AvESrr-Eigt LOTS on he westerly side Of
iGlsy.. beiIE the iroit from ah 20 I1th sts.
AsoThe Water Ret and the Right o " Nfass sri Gran
font of the described Lots be Water Rsrt' Id
OrsDs have BE- obtlaed and paid for Terms nste InoFn
thetay sse For Maps apply 10 ADRIAN IT, bU LLER
No. aJ Ws-st.; Il. ID. VAN ORDES esq, No iS Green
wchst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
POYAY NAIL SEAMSHIP AFRICA-Fo
A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAyI-

~
"A CATION cOMPANY's NEw-TokK AND GALWAY
LiNEThe departure fsun Nes iork Eil Be e- steam
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Ddints, Oils. Wlass. &r.


COBURN's EXTRA OIL-Very superior for
~ Ma hin. ~ sni Burning slr,bls. B,reL 81
% ~ zsIlons JOHN W QUINCY A. Co. No q Wrhxrn-s-
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having possession Of the
esst seaE .! Camel Coal yet discovered n Ken.l-sy
or.n 70 make colts for the delivery Of CRUDE COAL OIL
ofs u7rior quality IL q-an.ie. of -ss tn thou
saId gallons mouth. Zach j. W. CAIRNS Ashlant Ky.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
NEW ARRANGEMENT-HARLEM RAIL,

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mr'
Il h., Wharf by steamer IOLAs sG:S $50 snd pa
AID as and o. m. The eaye Flushing, L. l., AVS
aud 10 m and 3iS and p. M. meeting and ske,aafz
pssseus,Ts with tie beat Hunters Point Tsrpafn y
p,iuu.r, Fare Is cent, WM 81 SMITH Rsosisr
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
E. NJ. WELLS GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Anti-BiliOls Pills.

For the cure of all bilious diseases impuri
ties of blood, indigestion, liver complaint, sick
headache, fevers, colds jaundicc, dyspepsia fe
male complaints, and general cathartic.
In the treatment of bilious fever, iaundicc
and all other diseases of the alimentary canal
or general health which is caused by an affcc-
ton of the liver portal circle, these pills are
invaluable.
For jaundicc, take one or two pills every
night. Should there be loss of appetite, or
general debility or languor, use the bitters I'M
til these symptoms are removed
These pills may lie taken in all cases where
an aperient Alternative or cathartic is required.
Dyspepsia and liver complaint, with all their
attendant evils, can positively he cured by a
perscvering use of these pills in connection
with the bitters. When cough exists in con-
nection with any disease for which these pills
are recommended, take the Pectoral Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, prepared by the proprietor, and
the patient will be thoroughly and radically
cured. These pills being of vegetable origin,
no injurious effects will be produced under any
circumstances by their Use. Adults or chill
dren can take them constantly when required
The dose for child three or four years old,
from one to two pills; and for children eight
or nine years old, from two to three pills at
bedtime.
Females will find these pills very mild and
uniform in their operations, and the very med
icine needed by a large class of females.
Let all remember that the Great Western
Pills are designed expressly for use in bilious
climates. and are far better than those put up
in the east, where little is known in regard to
the peculiar diseases of the climate.