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S1IEPPARD'S
Great BenefactOr,
The Greatest Periodical Romcdy cvor
Discovered! .t

TWV HUAbN KETATLEH MONTHLY, n
TIME Benefaetor Is nMllble for tho immediate rc-
moyal Of DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities, prolap-
sus uterl calling of tho Womb Louchorrhen, OT
NhItos,and all the diseases peculiar to females.
This remedy has never in single case tailed In
producing tho Mensos, have received many letters
of ndaton,which all say:"lti Is the best re-
medy We have ever uscd.n Sickness at the stomach
LNnguor, Debility, Pains In tho Head Side and Back
Loss of Appetite, Costvenoss, &c., arc some OF the
systoms which attend irregular Mensturation,
This remedy may bo had by addressing ], =. SHRP-
PhRD, West Fourth Street, Clnclunati, and enclos'
n, u, Ladies' who arc regnant thould not use this
Remedy, us it's suro TO bring Miscarriage, though
no INJURY TO health would follow. One Box Sl, throc
Boxes 81, All letters olinquiry must contain post
ago sta md 10 Insure an answer, -.g Ia. ..F. -
\ SHEppARD. Cincinnati.
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Try this romarkab aud most interesting remedy
II Is composed ofthe concentrated Juices ofthe most
power rful and the most soothing Plants and Roots In
natnre, chemically combined and insulated IN well
sealed glass Bottles, and charged by powerful Bat.
terry. Thus possessing In addition TO ts superior
dical virtues, strong Magne and Electric properties,
profoundly pentrating, and eminenlly queting and
soothing, 1t rei ewes pain and Inflammation at once,
when freely applied relaxing the strained muscles
and nerves, giving new life and vitality by isl Civ
Ing qualities, TO parallized parts and chronic or long
standing complaints, and weaknesses, alaylng ner-
vous pain, Neuralgia) irrltatlon and removing OBJ
siructons likcn charm. Indeed all who have used IT,
speak Of us truly wonderful medicine and esteem
Il by far superior to any and all other external reme
dies In use, II applied In season II is an unfang
remedy for the Group, Sore Throat inflammation ofthe
Lungs, Bowers. Liver, Kidneys mud other organs
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation. Ague In the Breast;
aud at all times cures nervous Headache, Neuralgia
Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache, Ague In the Face
PimnIos and Eruptions Of allkiuds PILES, Bruised
and Sprninca Limbs, Durns, frozen parts. ChlGalns
lhdolent and long standing Sores. Wounds, %c., &1
IL so rcsi0resthe alrtO the Bald II cad and proVen nj
the Heir from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively usod
upon Canal aud Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds
Sprans aud LameneSs, and isa sure cure, when ap'
piled hot for the Scratches on horses. aud The Foot Al
on Sheep. All the PrOpretors ask for tho Magnetic
Ointment Is fair trial confident taat all they claim
for II wlb found true to the letter. In the neigh
bOrhOod whore II Is manufactured. many people buy
II by tho quantity, aud II Is kept aud used by amos
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with Pon, See Psmphlcls containing full direction
round each Bottle, aud circulars left with agents
Price shllllngs for small aud Shillings for large
Bottles. .'.
For salo BY G. G.KAUFFMAN & co. Lancaster: ?, J.
Mmllcr, Somerset y. Kalb, Knoxville; Abbott AM
Som Clearpurt; ". ki6forber, Oukand Druggists anC
Merchants generally through the country, -t--l-
PAN orders should he addressed town NUDGE
| & CO., Earyillo. Madison county, Now York.
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Division and Appointments # the Board
Of Public Works

Of Public Works Ky. b..
The Board Of Public Works. have d.
vided the Public Works as follows:
Division No. ! Northern Division
Ohio Cansl from Cleveland to Roscoe;--
Wslhoning Canal, aud Western Reserve
aud Maumee r lad, to bc under the chars
Of Abner L. Bacbus. s..
Division No. 2--Soulhern Division
Ohio Canal from Roscue to Portsmouth;
looking Canal sndMuskingum Improve.
ment, to be under the charge Of John b.
Gregory. .,at, .a
Division No. 4-Miami and Erie Canal
and National Road. 10 be under the charge
Of John L. Martin. or,a..
The following app ,iuImen,s were made
by the Beard: 81, .
Abner L. Bs,hus was reelected Pres
idsnt OF the. Board, and John ParIott, Of
Dayton, Secretary. oa s'l
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Principal ONCE and Sales Rooms, No.O, East Fourth
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/ laboratoryin In Hammond Street,
For sale by George Kaufman g. Co, Lancaster; Alb
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altom Philip llane, Pleasantvillo; Wldermuth, MI
I ller& Mason, Basll G.. L, Hamlin, Oakland; Harmon
q Curtis, Pickeringtoni s. Welsz, Hthopols II, l..
Nicely, Baltimore; G. G. Miller, Mnlersport Beery
4 McCandlish. Bremen; ], II, Sunderman, Amanda;
j. l. Braton, New Salient A j. Shrader, SugarGrove,
and by Druggist and Merchants generally throughout
the Union. Iuy 7, ls59-lyi0
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GonorrhTs, Gleet, Chordee, ,Strical, Syphilis, BubO
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sion Of the Menses, Falling Of the Womb; how to pre-
vent Pregnancy, Mcnstruaon, Barrenness, RheiIna-
tSm, &c. II treats on Midwifery, Abortion, Mscar-
rage, Ceebacy, with remarks to the young and old of
both sexes tells how TO distinguish pregnancy and
how 10 avoid II, &c.
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Messrs o, J. WooD g. Co, o,,--Genilemen hnV,ng
heard good deal about Professor Woods Hair no
siorntive, and my hair being quite gray. made up
my mind 10 lay aside the prejudIces which ~ COM
mon with a great many persons had against all man
nsT Of patent medicines and short tlme ago com
meneod using your article TO test u l"r myself
Ths result has been so satisfactory that ! am very
glad did 90, and injustice " you, us well MS for ihe
ourageinont Of others who may be Ms gray ns was
but who having my prejudice without my reasons
1--we trial I'LL they bays further proof, and lhe best
proof bcing occular demonstration write you 'hiS
letter which You may show 10 amy such, hhh hisg ui
root ON TO me for further proof, who nm In ana out
tho NV. Wire RailiuE Establlshmentovery day.
My hair lAnow Its natural color and much Improved
IN syS SSy ooSns SS s"'0' '"' '
'"' nm n'," yo"r" "v re"recITily, HENRY JENKINS,
Corner ~ Columba and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON, AlALnma, February u, 1883.
P,of Woop- Dear SIR: Your Hair Restorative has
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growing amer having used all other remedies known,
10 no effect think u tho mosi vnnabl" r"ln"dy now
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PRoT. wooD-Dem SIR; Your Hair Restorative Is
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Yours, respectfully, DR. THOMAS, N, H.
elI' --.. Ne. AB4 Vina Street,
Tho Restorativeis put IN hotties Of sIGes, VIZ;
large medium, aud amalll the small holdShnlfh nint
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par cent, moro in proporioS Than the
Sma relas for two dollars per bottle; The largo bot
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retail Tor thraa dollars
o.. WOOD Il CO, Prop.istors, 4ti broadway
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WPAnda aold BY aligood Druggiss and FancyGord'
Dealers. March i, lsuO Jpft
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DIR. MORSE'S
.INDLiN ROOF PILLS.

DR. MORSE, the inventor Of MoRSE'S INDIAN
ROOT PlS has spent the greater part Of his life in
travelling having visited Europe, Asia and Africa, as
wei as North America--has spent thee years among
the Indians Of our Western cOuntry-it was in this
way that the Indian Root pills were nrst discovered
Dr Morse was the first man 20 establish tho fact that
ali diseases arise from IMPURIfY OFTHE BLOOD
that our strength, health and life depended upon this
vital huid.
and why so many die is because they not get me
dcine which viii pass to the Afflicted parts, and which
will open the natural passages the disase to be cast
out hence, large quantity Offoodan other mater
is lodged, Is, the stomach intestines literally
flowing with hthecorrupteumasi thus undergoing dis
agreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted matter through
every vein and artery unlilGe Is tax from tho Bod
by disease. Dr. orsGsPlLLS have added to them
selves victory upon victory, by restoring millions o
th0 sick TO blooming health and happiness, Yes thou
sands who have been rack ed or tormcnted with sick
ness pain and anguish and whose fe BILE frames have
been scorched by the burning elements ofraging fever
aud who have been brought, asst were, within steI
Of the silent grave now stand ready to testify thai
they would have been numbered with the dead had Il
not been for this great aud wonderful medicine
lMorse's Indian Root Fills After one or two do SCI
had been aken,they we're asonished. and absolutely
Surprised, in witnessing their charming effects. No
only do they give immediate and strength, an,
take away all Sickness, pain and anguish. but they
once go to work the foundation the disease whic
Is the blood. Therefore, il will be shown, especal
by those who use tho Pills, that they will 50 cleans
and purify, that disease-that deadly enemv-wil
take its fight aud the aush Of youth and beauty will
again return and the prospect OF long and happy if
will cherish and brighten your days. t
CAUTION Merchants sand Traders will be onthei
guard and not be imposed upon by Counterfeit q
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. b. MooRI
All genuine Pills will hereafter have the name an
signature of B. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor to A. !
White & CO,) on each box.
All order and letters oating to said Pills must
addressed 10 b. LAKE JU DS0N, so Leonard Stree
New York, sole proprietor of Dr. Morse's Indian Rot
Pills, or WIN. NUDGE & CO., EarlviiIo, Madiso
! county. New York ~
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold BY all des lie
in Medicines. .-s.
Agents wanted IN every town. village and hamlet
tho land. Parties desiring tho agency will address
above forterms. Price 81 cents per box, five box
. VIII eseni om n,selPsroi ~, poStage PAID
: Ter, Somerset; L. Kalb, Rnshville; Abbott and so
Clcarpor: B. Kieferbcr, oakland; Druggists and Me
. chants generally through the country.
y JuIy 81 .lH5g--1N12
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The above is portrait of David McCrecry, of Ma
pier township, who, on the 3st day OF August 1s5s,
made AFFIDAVIT: before Justice Gorey that he was treat
ed for the of Cancer by three physicians of Bed
ford county aud by Dr. Newton of the Eclectic Col
lege In Cincinnati for aperod of nearly eight months
Notwithstanding which, his lip, and portion ol
his left cheek were entirely eaten away! He had Civ
en- upall hope, when he heard Ofthe "Blood Search
er,"and was induced to try II. Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly disagured, there is no ques
tion but what this invaluable medicine saved his life
The full particulars Of this remarkable Ety be
In circular which can be had of any fthe agents
We also refer to the case OF Nancy Bleakney of FL
derton, Armstrong county Pennsylvania. cured o
ScrOfua asr being unable to get oui Of bed for 3years
To the OF lady In Ansonville, ,Clearfeld Coun
ty, who also afflicted with Scrofua In its wors
form.
To the case OF George Melsel, residing in Carroll
town. Gambia county, Ponnsy who was so bad
ly afflicted with Cancer thatI eat his entire nose OF
aud his worse, fpossible than Nee reory's
The particulars of these cases, every one of wbicl
was cured by the use oftse Blood Searcher-may alsC
be found in a circular to be had ofany ugent.
r. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory orthe manufacture and sals, near th,
Pm. Railroad Depot, Holiday sbnrgh, Pennsylvania.
DR.. Geo.H, Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburg Pa
For sale by KAT FFMAN g. CO., Lancaster; J. L
Swain. Groveport; Il. Schuller, Roberts g. Samuel
Columbus; l. II. Stutson, West Jefferson; DR.. A. w
Munson, KentOn. January %, Ie60--ly3g
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Appropriateness on Division No. ) and
Sup4rinhnd6,, at dresden no, yet mado.
? o. y Joun1i
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-04-11
WashInsfon,s Mother.

What meeting was there of mother and
son after the glorious ending of the strife for
independence
Late in the year 1871, on the return of
the combined armies from Yorktown. the mo-
ther of Washington was permitted again to
see and embrace her illustrious son, the first
time in almost seven years. As soon as be
had dismounted, in the midst of a numerous
and brilliant suite, after reaching Fredricks-
burg he sent to apprise her of his arrival
and to know when it woald be her pleasure
to receive him. And now, reader, mark the
force of early education and habits, and the
superiority of the Spartan over the Persian
school, in this interview of the great Wash
ington with his admirable parent instructor.
No pagentry of war proclaimed his coming;
no trumpets sounded, no banners waved
Alone aud on foot, the general-in-chief of the
combined armies of France and America, the
deliverer of his country, the heroe of the age
repaired 70 pay his humble duty to her whom
he venerated as the author of his being, the
founder of his fortunes and his fame; for full
well he knew that the matron was made of
sterner stuff than to be moved BY all the pride
that glory ever gave, and all 1.-THE pOmp and
circumstances" ofpower. She was aloae,
her aged hands employed in the works of do
mestic industry, when the good news was an
nounced, and it was further told, that the
victor chief was waiting at the threshold -
She bid him welcome by warm embrace,
and By the well-remembered and endearing
name of George-the familiar name of his
childhood; she enquired as to his health, re-
marked that the lines which mighty cares and
tolls had made in his counteDance, spoke
much of old times and old friends, but of his
glory not one word.
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MarshaIl's s Sale.

BY virtue of Writ of Venditioni Exponas
issued out of the Circuit Court of the United
Sta-es. for the Western District of Pennsylvania,
and to me directed. will expose to Publis Sale
at the United States Building. corner of Fifth
and Smithfield Streets, in the City of Pittsburg,
Penna.. on
MONDAY THE 7M DAY OF MAY 1860,
at one o'clock ?. NJ, All the right, title, claim
and interest of Luke M'Guire and James Nc
DermiC. of, in and to a tract or parcel of land,
situate in ClGarield township, Cambria County,
adjoining lands of Murray Hoffman, Jr., lands cf
Bingham and Holiday, and others, containing
seven hundred and seventy acres, more or less
about thifty-five acres of which cleared,
having thereon erected frame house one story
high, two log houses each one story high, and
two stables, one saw mill, with the appurtenan-
ces in the occupancy of John WeaklaCd and
Samuel Wilt. Taken in Execution and to be
sold the property Of Luke M'Guire and James
M'Dermit.
ALSO-All the right, title ard interest of
Luke MGure, of, in and to a tract of land sit
uate in Clearfield township, Cambria County,
adjoining lands warranted in the name of John
Faunce, Jacob Faunce and Christian Hannah,
containing three hundred acres, more or less,
about fifty acres of which are cleared, having
thereon erected a two story flame house and a
frame barn, now in the occupancy of Luke
M'Guire. Seized and taken in Execution and to
be sold as the property of Luxe M'Guire, at the
suit of Murray Hoffman, Jr., and viii be sold by
me.
JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Marshall.
MashalPs Office Pittsburg, /
March Il. 1S60.-l6-6t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-04-11
The Sailors Dream.

One beautiful Sunday afternoon L wa:
walking the quarter deck of fine ship run
ming down the northeast trades. Wm. Thorn
ton, an old weather beaten sailor was at the
| wheel, aud [ could occasionally hear him
humming the air of BLACK Eyed Susan, y
when my back was towards him. He was
an excellent helmsman, and kept the ship TO
her course, true as the needles to the poles.
Although it is still, as it was then, contrary
to rule to enter into conversation with the
man at the wheel, yet. observing William
smile, and raise bis hat upon mine hairs, :"
l asked him smpathe.ically. :'what are you
thinking about, William?" About my
sweet heart. SIR care yoa going to get
married again when you return?' Il was
never married, sir, nor never will be, yet
have sweetheart. It's just forty years this
day since 1 saw her. and L never saw her but
once. But what interest can you have in an
old salts love dreams." Go ahead, William
tell me about this sweetheart. I'm 10 love
myself. and can sympathize with you"
''Well, sir. it's just forty years this day
since l strolled into one of the biggest church
es in Broadway, and was invited to seat
in grand pew by an elderly gentleman
There were two ladies with him, one of them,
the moment our eyes met, said as plainly as
eyes could-''I'm glad to see you again" 1
was sure l had seen her before-I felt that
We were old playmates-but for the soul of
me could not tell where. l could hardly
take my eyes off her, she looked so good
When the services commenced she put 4
prayer book in my hand and pointed to the
lesson of the day. L was then young, sir,
and good-looking too. and had about as much
self-conceit as most young men, but the more
l looked at that sweet girl, the less thought
of myself When the services were over, 1
followed her to the door Of her carriage. and
could not help saying as the gentleman han
ded her in, God bless you my sweet angell-'
and to my surprise. instead of being often
ded, she replied, Thank you sir, and may
He bless you to-" The gentleman raised his
hat to me and smiled. Good bye, Jack, "
said ne good bye to you. 1t was the voice
of sailor, and he was no doubt sea cap
tain. Both the ladies. though had neglec-
ted one entirely, bowed to me out of the car
riage window. In moment they were gone,
and l never saw them from that time to this,
yet from that day to this l have truly loved
that sweet girl.r'