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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16
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GIpDNEss. HEADACHE, &c.-These pains and
disagreeable feelings are generally syn ptoms of
some other complaint; such as dyspepsia. apo
plexy, and various Others, all of which are caused
by corrupt noxious matter, clogging the various
circulatiOns; hence stream or rush of blood 10
the head, ana by the excitement great pressure
on the brain. ddiness headache loss Of mem
oTy, dimneSS Of sight, and various other com
plants the result. Thus It viii be seen that
all the above painful and distressing malaaes owe
their origin to the blood. DR.. Morse's Indian
Root Pills are acknowledged to be the only ne
dicjne that will thoroughly purify the blood
They enter the blood. and follow the stream Of
life or It's journey through the system. They
root ont all fouiness aud impurity and drive out
every unhealthy obstruction. They should be
taken every night IN sufficient quantities 70 ope-
rate briskly, by commencing with two pills on
going 10 bed, three the next night. four the next
If the symptoms are not removed, commence
again with two pills and 90 up again as before.
Continue in like manner until the blood Is thor
oughly purified, and all pain and distress Is en-
tiTely removed
B-See advertisement Of DIR. Morse in another
column Sold by Thomas Devine
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

Good-and Perfectly Irue.-The Rock
Island Argus relates good story Of dis
cussion between Democrat and Republican
at that place few days ago. The Demo
crat contented for the superiority Of the
white race over that of the negro The Re
publican claimed that, naturally tue negro
race was fully equal to the white race, and
cited as an instance the great abilities aud
talents of Scipio Africanus! The Democrat
replied that Scipio Africanus was . Roman,
and therefore could not be used TO support bis
position. The Republican, as he thought,
triumphantly declared that he was an Afri-
can for has name ,eas AfricaHus! This was
clincher Of course, and the Demo-
crat gracefully yielded-but he had a sly
twinkle in his eye, which caused some Of the
bystauders to hold their sides
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16
Letter from vyashington.

WASHINGTON. May 13.-The steamer Phil
adelphia left for Hampton Roads this even
ing, to receive the Japanese Embassy. The
Embassy is to be received at the Navy Yard
with great pomp, and conducted TO their
headquarters under military csc ort- 1t Is
the intention of the President to have Z for
NAL interview on Wednesday, IL the presence
of the Cabinet and others holding prominent
public positions.
Each of the Eve territorial bills tabled 90
day in the House, contain an anii-sIayery
provisO. This result was produced by ua-
ion of Democrats of al shades, Americans
and few Republicans
Calhoun Benhan has to-day been confirm
ed by the Senate, as District Attorney oi
California.
Eli Thayer and Horace Greedy, substitutes
for Oregon delegates to Chicago, are iRstruc-
ted to vote for Bates
Dispatches from Minister M'Lane to Gov
ernmeBt states that messenger has just ar
rived at Vera Cruz from the City of Mexico.
announcing that Miramon's Government has
accepted the basis OF adjustment proposed BY
the French and English governments, ez-
cepting the provisions for civil and religious
liberation.
Gen. Scott Issued orders yesterday fcr q
detachment OF troops from Carlisle and New
port barracks, to proceed to Fort Le2Ye2-
worth, also from tie Eastern department gen
eral recruiting service, to reinforce the COM
panies now IN Utah.
WAsHINGToN. May I3--In locking over
the journal of the House, the Coyode Com
mi;tee have made the important discovery
that several members of Congress during the
pending of the English bill, changed their
votes about the time that the checks are da-
ted. The Committe intend to probe the
matter.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

NuUifying an Election.-At an election
on the % instant, for officers of the newly in
corporated town of Middletown, Staten Is
land, it being apparent that Francis G. Shaw
the Black Republican candidate for Supervi
sor. had received large majority of votes
over Ray Thompson, prominent actor in the
QUARANTINE disturbances, the friends of the
latter conuived to get possession OF the bal
lot boxes during the night, and destroyed all
the ballots, so that no decision could be rea-
ched- In justification of the high handed
outrage, it is alleged that corrupt Legisla-
ture had set apart the town against the wishes
of a majority of the people of the district.
and done it so secretly that the election itself
operated as surprise upon them.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

E 1t will be seen BY the following COM
muDication. that We inhabitants of ye ancient
village of Hemlock, have recently had cap
ital opportunity of testing the virtues of cold
water. We presume they will all henceforth
be confirmed Hydropathists- At least we
hope SO. The time has arrived when all
sincere friends of humanity should go in for
cold water with ardent spirits.
HEMLocK MAY IS, 1860
G D. MURRAY, ESQ Dear Sir:-Ye ester
day Hhen [ was 10 Ebensburg taking drinks,
my real estate was very near leaving When
within % rods Of my house and stable. dis
covered would not be able to reach either
of them. rs the whole village was covered
with soft seater, SO the only way for me to
reach my premises was to go up the old Por-
tage and come down the Penna., r. Road,
which l made by wading some two feet of
water; great deal of fence and some por-
tiops of lots have left this place on rafting
expedition, watch we expect will not return
this year Mr. c. Felten while in the water
moving some timbers off the Rail Road fell
and disocated his shoulder. DR. r NJ. S.
Jackson was sent for who appeared personally
&c The excitement was considerable but
about 10 o'clock p. NJ the lots in said vii
lage were again visible.
Yours &c , +. NJ. g.
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LICENSE MOTTO;

THE following PETITIONS hs,--
In the Office Of the Clerk Of Cua-.. -
Cambria County and vii be NE '.'''
action of the Court OF Aoud1y -. p.
June next. viz: H. &
TGUeTTa Liecslse.-Petitioas or IL
Jr-; Joseph Geise; LoRhart Kes-. D. q e
Jared Williams; John CJyle; Hem -. -. :
Fend; Fraucis Seitz; danes Il. -, :.
Cole; kebecca Llewei.en; Patrick c.
Headrick- Sr-; Bal;zer kohler; John -
Charles Zimmerman; Adam Kurt. Ts-..---
er: Francis Galliso5h; Lawrence Srf--.--.- +.
Crimes Henry Foster; Philip H, Z.
smith; George Conrad; John Bird -
Piatt; Daniel M'Dolald; Owen No. - =
Bradley; James ". Candgu. Fl
James D. Hamilton; George Randi Z (
! G-oss5arCsr; Ge9rEs \. Hol-7---..' p Z.
Blair; Isaac Crawford; William Rzs7 =,
1-acl1; Peter Short: John ,. slrs-s. E.
io-; AloysiIls AIartz; George I7.z=---,--'.- --'-- E
Aarlett; John Thompson, Jr.: u i-sS- =
olson; John BENDING.
Tor GaGr1 Licz-s5.-D. =. G.--.---
Purcell; Jacob Lcib-
JOSEPH E-DGEALn. c.. -
Clerks Ofcce, -lsy Ic, 58g.-2--z-
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4 Jump from Railroad Train at fsH
Speed.-On Monday afternoon Sheriff was
travelling with prisoner over the Buffalo,
New York and Erie road, between two sta
tions, while the train was running at the rate
of twenty-five miles an hour, the latter sprang
from his seat, ran to the rear platform of the
car, and jumped from the train. He struck
upon his feet then turned over endwise two
or three times. and lay as il dead upon the
road As soon as the train could be stopped
the man was picked up. but Tor long time
remained iDsensible, and il was not certain
that he would not die.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

Remarkable Earthquake an Ohio. The
inhabitants Of the counties Of Guernsey, Bel
mont aud Harrison, in Eastern Ohio, were
exceedingly excited and terrified On Tuesday
last 10y the severe shock of an earthquake
which lasted d.irty nlinutes At Cambridge,
Barnesville and other towns, the citizens
hoeked together in the streets and ferveatly
implored divine protection. The shock was
accompanied by shower of supposed mete-
oric stones, four of which weigning from for
ty to sixty pounds, each fell on the track of
the Central Ohio railroad, near Concord, in
bedding themselves about two feet in the
earth
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lMorn,onisn,. The strange infatuat

lNorB,onisna. strange infa;uation
seems to be still gaining new converts. On
Tuesday last, five hundred and ninety -four
English and Swiss emigTants arrived in New
York. and left Immediately for Utah. These
people have left their homes across the water,
suUdered the associations which bound them
there to relatives and friends; sacrificed the
pleasures and privileges of the time honored
ken journey eight thousand miles in length,
to participate in q social, political and relig-
Gus experiment unparalleled in the history of
mankind. They are described as mostly be-
longing to the poorer classes, bus prudent
and economical, and almost all having regu-
lar trades.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

Important Change The Iron City College
las removed to the splendid halls in the new
College Buildings, corner of Penn and St.
Clsir streets, opposite the ST. Clair Hotel.
Prof. j. G Smith, A. N. for the past three
years the principal teacher in the College, is
now associate Principal and proprietor with
f ". Jenkins In the Institution, and Mr. a
CoWley is engaged as the permanent teacher
of Peunmapship. The College now occu-
ries the largest and best rooms in the city
Pias6urgh Ereniing Chronicle.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

E1-Gorerlor TdzelreU This venerable
gentleman, who died at Norfolk, on Sunday
last, was elected United States Senator in
1924. and served eight years. He was q
State-rights Republican OF the school Of Ma
thaniel Macon, and supported Crawford in
1923, and warmly sympathyzed with Calhoun
and the South Carolina nulliiers in 1929
He ceased thereupon to be supporter of
jackson, and in 1910 received the vote of
South Carolina for Vice President-that State
refusing to support Richard NJ. Johnston.
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Fight With an Eagls.-In Canada, the

Fight With an Eagls.-In Canada, the
other day, young man was plowing in field
when his attention was attracted to the bark
ing of bull-terrier dog, and on looking after
him, he discovered the animal engaged il a
fight With an enormous eagle. Seizing q
stick he ran to the assistance Of the terrier,
who was receiving the worst Of It from the
eagle. On approaching, the eagle turned
upon his new adversary, aud in all probabili-
ty would have overcome him had lot The faith
lul dog come to bis rescue and renewed the
fight. Alter Z short scuiie between the ca
gle and his two adversaries, he was despatch
ed. aud the young farmer carried his carcase
home as g trophy success. He measured nine
feet from wing to wing.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

H We sre glad to learn from number
of Farmers with whom we have conversed
recently, that the Wheat crop of this
county, judging from present indications,
will be this year all that We could hope for or
desire Fruit trees have thus far escaped
uninjured from frost, and at present promise
an abundant yield
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16
SPECIAL ERTEGEs.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIS, Or
PaIN nE-SrEnNE-e

PAIN DESTROYER
Is one Of the few domestic remedies which
have come into general use and favor. without
putting. Il Is the product of a simple shrub,
harmless in AL cases, and rs q domestic remedy
unequailed. For BlHTls, Cuts, Bruises. Soreness,
Lan,eaeas, SDrqiRs, Rheumatism, BgIs. Ulcers.
Old Sores and Hounds, Ii has Lot IN equal. Il
Is also used, with great success, for To01sEcIs.
Headache, Neuralgia. Sore Throat, Cole. DiarT
hosG, HoarSeRess, and other similar Troublesome
and painful, affections, while If promptly arres 5
all HcH,orralgsS. Hundreds Of physicians Use u
daily in their practice, and give Il their unquali
fed recommendation. Sc!d BY our agents and
dealers, and by
T. HUMPHREYS & Co., So Bruadwzv,
SOLE PEoPRIErORs ANp MANCFa CTuREus.-
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4 Nelcs Paper Q6ice jfsJ5ed.-Oa We'd
nesday night the Office of the Morning Her
alG. a Scranton Luzerne county, Pa, was
attacked by dozen persons, from the neigh
boring town Of DunmCre, aud the editor and
his men were severely handled. The din
Guilty grew from the exposure made by the
Herald, Of a gambling house IN 0anuioTe-
The mob wanted 10 know the name OF the
author, and. this information being refused
they attacked the Ci.ice
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

GSThe praise bestowed on those of the
Pennsylvania delegates to the Charleston
convention who voted for Douglass by the
renegade Forney, must BE as refreshing to
them as June shower to pumpkin vine
Treaehery Ike poverty, makes US acquainted
with strange bedfellows
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

ES The Farmer and Gardener, for May,
is decided step in advance of all previous
numbers. Filled with ably written and sea-
souable articles, and abounding in handsome
and valuable illustrations, it is we'll worth
double the subscription price The present
number contains the first part of the Prensi-
nm Essay on the "Culsure Of tie NatiUe and
Exotic Grape" by William Saunders, the
well-known horticultural writer. State pride
should prompt the Farmers Of Pennsylvania
to give TIE Farmer and Garner" hearty
support. independent of the fact that it is
one Of the largest, cheapest aud handsonest
publications in the United States TIE pub
Usher offers to furnish sample copies gratis.
Terms only One Dollar a year. Address a.
NJ. Spangler Philadelphia
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

sA- The U. S. Frigate Roanoke, arrived
at New York on last Wednesday, with the
Japenese Embassy on board. Our Japenese
guests viii no doubt create as much excite
ment among US for some time, as did the ar
rival of Gulliver 10 the Island of Lilliput
Their appearance is said to be very agreeable
and prepossessing
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

ES We were informed this morning that
e. W. Wisegarver. has opened oft an Ice
Cream Saloon, in Moorctown, where he is
prepared to wait upon all those who may favor
him with call. He also keeps Ill kinds of
sweet cakes and lemon beer. We would advise
all our friends to give George call as he
keeps every thing in order.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

% Evan Z Evans, has just received a
prime lot of Eastern Flour, which he will
warrant to be the best IL market He has
also received a fresh. supply of Groceries =
Give him call
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

So The Ghicagoans have erected Hall
for the accommodation of the Black Republi-
can "Pow-Fow." They call it Wig-Wam
As great many aspiring politicians will be
Tomabawked in it. the title is by no means
inappropriate.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

"A hungry juryma ran out of court
room in Taunton, England. during trial,
to get his breakfast. When he returned the
learned Baron fued him e20 sterling for mis-
deneanor, which made him consider his
morning meal expensive.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

A new and dangerous counterfeit has been
sp-ung on the business community. 1t is a
five dollar note. purporting to be of the issue
of the Commonwealth Bank of philadelphia.
1t is the most perfectly executed counterfeit
ever issued The only safety for the public
is to refuse notes of this bank until new
plate is issued.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

The Prince OF Wales is 10 reach tAe Can
adas in June. The Buffalo Express says
every preparation IS being made to render his
sojourn one grand ovation. The Grand Trunk
and Lake Huron Railways are building ele-
CANT cars for himself and suite, which will
number, exclusive of his military escort OF a
regiment of troops. about one hundred gentle
men. He will visit Port Erie, and then
make the tour of the Lakes in bis own yacht
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

"A monster turtle was caught on Broad
river. South Carolina, by Mr.. S. f. on the
18th ult. 1t weighed three hundred and
seveDty-ive pounds, and measured six feet
eleven inches in length. three feet six inches
across the back, and sported head as large
as a .Tbushel basket.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

E@ Simon Cameron will make desper-
ate effort to procure the Chicago nomination
for the Presidency. A. 4. Barker, the
delsgats from this county. will, we under
stand, vote for him on the first two or three
ballots After that he will most likely sup
Fissender of AatHe, for Vice President
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

Advertising Agents, j 19 Nassau Street, New
York, and IO State street, Boston, are the au-
sherized Agents for the 'tDEAoCRAT q SENTI-
EEL" and the most Influential and largest clrcu-
lating Newspapers in the United States and
Canadas. They are empowered to contract for
as st our LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

" Our forest trees having just avrayed
themselves in their spring and summer appa-
rel, look as modest and interesting as board
ing school Miss when first introduced into
good and fashionable socie ETY..
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.

George III. Kein. of Berks County.
Richard Vaux, of Philadelphia.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
i. Frederick 4. Server, 13. Joseph Lauback,
. Wm. c. Patterson, IA. Isaac Reckhow,
.. Joseph Crockett, Jr. 15. Geo. d. jackson,
4. John C. Bremen, l6. John A. Ahl,
S. G.. W. Jacoby, II. Joel B. banner.
6. Charles Kelly Is. Jesse r. Crawford
Z. Oliver P James, 19. II. n. Lee,
g. David Schan, 90. Joshua B. Howell,
9. Joel L. Lightner, 81. n. P. Fetterman,
10. S. S. Barber. 20. Samuel Marshall,
IL Thos H. Walker, 23. William Book.
IL. s. S. Winchester, "a Byron D. Hamlin,
%. GAYLORD Church.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

Human hands and limbs have been lately
found in the guano shipped to this country.
Somebody suggests that they belong to 8
race of giants. when they are undoubtedly
fragments of Chinese coolies.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

ssA- A grand son of Patrick Henry deliv-
cred an eloquent speech in the Baltimore
Union National C9aveoson" He resides
in Tennessee
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

u Ii you wish to do good and clean wri-
ting. so aud purchase gold pen from Cham
Roberts, for they are decidedly the best in
market, We have tried one of them and find
il 10 be Nc. I.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

The Alexandria Gazette says: "Locusts
have made their appearance in small numbers
in this neighborhood. In some cases hogs
have been killed by eating them"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

sAE We learn that we we're in error some
time ago in announcing the death Of Newton
Jones convict in the Western Penitentiary
He is living, and enjoys excellent health.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

" David j. Evaus de Son have Just re-
ceived large and splendid stock of Spring
sud.Summer goods. which they offer to the
public very chop. Give them call.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16

Eg a Steam Fire Engine has been con-
structed in this country for the Emperor o
Russia
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.ler.Es ono. EaHn7rur-. ,
Nay Q. 1900 1.-Cs-z {
70 ~CDNEEE@.

AEI Daughter Eiea7r. aged abczt i &c
and lucinda. aEe. s-l-u- g years Aa---- q
taken away i-1-o ny residence - .ss
without ny knowledge o. consent a. z--
are hereby nottEel nos 90 ha-l.-- - ..
them, - l ar determined 70 er.-ez
against any person 50 dong ILs -=s-
persons having sa51 CltIre-l n cl--.1 z.l
guestel to return them 10 re, as an Els q
willing 90 maintain the-n-
MICHAEL EEeS,s---L
Carroll township, May @, IS6G--24-st.
LIST OF CAUSES set down f. tr.--
Court @ Common Pleas - ts kel1 - Eaa.s
for Cambria County cErucrcil- e4 E-
tls a ,f --rI.a = =. lSFl-
G.-Ie f- uss = kaE.--
S-ei--s2 5 Pe1u- : b..
Ashton KS Blair, t-.--.,-l =
Elkirs - IS SlaE---
S;un :. Gec-E.
Euttar IS Linton
Hunt, B. z Co rs E5'I-z,.-l y
DsEeub4uEa - Cl--uir L.--.--+
April -, 1860 e.. 1CDJE-L.s. q.
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LOCKS

-i EEEEzzS. 5EEy SO
-5szs.->z=a EAECT NC-TCEZ, g.
which he Offers 70 tfs TuHlic g shl5. l-s-s---
toey can be purchased elsewhere lie rl
tie citizens n call in AMI examine l-5s ---.-
CLOCKS WATCHES. JENEI-ElG z-- j
manner all warranted
:. STE-L
ELeus5ss-g- Alsr.l Is. Is5o--f.
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NEW GGcDS
FOR SPRiNC G.. SlIsss.


just received, and FOR sale g. rl--z-zs
ful- supply Of Staple and Fancy g -ss
ing Of Cloths. Cassimcres. Sa...ls-.s
GWeeds, and q large variety oF l-.-r
Wear for men and boys
zoo pieces 81 Prints. G5-Eaa-z-- In.
ether 5a--s = sss Glu---
aIr-a - -s-.--
l'z-aey -lir..aEs, F.aunlis, Stella. t.s--r.-.
Aeriuo SLaEis. Hosiery. Cloves. E..i-.s
-N5DE Up CLOTHING, EsIS ~ .1
BOOI'S md SHOES, 81 Wocl Can.
Hemp and Cotton Go. az from = - 5 q.
yard, Floor Gil Cloths
QUEENS NSWAKE-STONE AND Tsz--
WARE.
GROCERIES-DRUCS < MEBTCTyF.
HARDWARE M CJIL-ET.
LiLseed and Whale oIs, Window Glass.
EarnisA al.d TurPantile-
l5sL, Sait, Flour, Iron Sails4oIG S.-s /.
l. aaG Hemp Ropes, OI different SIZE.
Ea-sl-- CaE:--y Chains, Gc-, SC, III G. =.
- so.c Ia the rc-y l5l1Czt prices
E5-z-larE, Nay 8. Is53--.E
GoTEL Ii TX mailer o. ll- Eat
join El-e-5li'z7 r. % Decree a E-.--
ts sa-.e- = -L-,.slz..---y s-.-- Lz-- -
Ing.
II, under -2c- la--'y gives --.--e e.. q
ri== Interested. .La-- q Suaroeua and : =s
Eosna have been returned -'sa s-t -
the above case - tle Curt f Comm =.
Cambria County, and als3 that az a7Hlc
far Decree II Divorce --li be made 55-
Hon tie Judges Il sid Court, a. t5e --z-
lar term 70 lie hoilea IN and f-- 81 C1-
Cambria, a. Ebsns1-r-. c- the 6--- Z---
June Dezc- 1850. when aid where I'll ---
tecestaj nsv s:,a-.l Il tllev z7e PROF.
ROBERT p T.IEIg--. s
S-le-.T's ono. EaznslurE,
Nay Q. 1S-1. .-Cs-z-
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gACasog s CLkRE.

SURGEON DENTISTS, JOINSlONA' d
nNE of the Grrn VIII be IN Ebensbar= g
" the first ten days of each month -
during which time all persons dei- Orr
ring his professional services c2n
find lin at the Office OF Dr. Lewis, neaE-y ~
Ste Blair;S Hotei. Iuaay25.l IS.
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PAY UP! PAY UP!!

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to
the undersigned for COAL will please come for
ward and settle up their accounts on or before
the first Gay Of July next. Persons neglecting
this notice until after that time viii find their
accounts in the hands of proper officers for col
lection. EVAN +. EVANS.
Ebensburg. May I6, Is60.-25-St.
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$. Ne. rettengtEI s &C..

WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, 1860.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-05-16
LUMBER.

PINE POPLAR CHERRY AND ASH IL
Der bought and sold By ---,rrs
June 29th 1853 #.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.
That Suburban Residence.

VTvISHING to make other IA Festments, We pro
w nosetoseIL.Ilour Kea lEstatein DavIdsonco. :,