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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-07-30
WASHINGTON .JnIr Or

Washington, July 25.
SENATE.-Mr. Fessenden made n renort
from the committee on the legislative an
preparation bill. The report was agreed n
and the bill passed.
MT. johnson, of Tennessee, moved N
to take up the resolution he offered western
day. Agreed to-
MIR. Hale, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported resolution that n selac,
committee be appointed to inquire int, the
circumstances OF the surrender and disno.
sltlon oil the property of the United States
ahc navy yards at Pensacola and NorfnIk
MT. Irumbnll moved to add the nrmorv
at Harpei's Ferry, which was agreed ~
ana the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Howe offered a resolution renp;rinc
the PRESIDENT to inform the Senate VIA,
instructions have been given to Foreion
i'nis'ers In relation to the rebellion p
Agree to.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee n,
FINANCE, reported bill to indemnifv the
states Tor expenses incurred to defend tho
government. Passed
MT. Simmons from the Committee on Fl.
nance, reported an amendment IN the hin
to raise revenue.
The bill was taken up.
NJ
Mr: Breckenridge said that he could not
vote Tor the resolution, as he thought il did
not state the facts in regard to the war be.
ing forced on the country by the Southern
disunionists. His opinion was that The
present condition of things was due to the
refusal OF the majority last winter 10 make
any Cancellation. He did not think the OF.
'ack on Fort Sumter a cause for a general
war, and the President is respopsible Cor
the general war. He did not think that
Congress had done its duty to the whole
country. lie believed the war was prose
cu'eu Tor the purpose of subjugation. and
NOT LOT the maintenance of the eonsti,u-
zion, Tor the constitution ia tramnlad an
every day. He believed, if the nar was
carried on twelve months, it would he the
grave oil constitutional liberty. Ii was his
humble Judgement that peace was what
we need Tor the restoration of the govern
%en.' ana the preservation of constitution.
Mr; sherman said that he thanked God
'nat TINS was not the voice of Kentucky.
hoUsE.-Mr. Richardson, risiue To nor
soDal explanation, said the remarLs H.
MADE yesterday were entirely without nres
% ea'tation. If, in the heat of debate he
nao wounded the feelings of any gentle
man, he regretted it. If he had Violated
the courtesy of the House, he made th;s
humble acknowledgement. This statement
was not prompied by any one, but was
made injustice to his own feelings Yes
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-03
gal ADVERTIS NTS
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County c

~ Iu-hau sat a session of the Probate Court o'
uSty Of IugRa hocen a. the Probate Oee u he
~ tge Of Mason or nizy, the 18Th Gay Of MAica, ir
tae ye.r one thousand eight hun red AND Say pres
~. Ha Ii PIAcKNEY Jacs- CT Probate N The uAi e
lie Of Joshua Freeman, ceee2sel. on rad
10 tlng etlton Gully verified. 81 amauoa -
ias w OF said dreessed,) pesyHg that eiteTe 9
al nn.raoa may BE- granted upon sald estate 10 sti'
I-I
Ther-up0n il i ordered hat Monday, the 18th dag
April next, IL o'cock in the forenuon, De ass me
Tor he near Of said PETITION aud that the hens Ia
q ,a6 6eceasrc and ali other persons Interested n %
estate required sppear al SESSION .; sac Cor
Mason and show c4uss if any there be- Why the prate
Il t- petitioner should not be granted: Ana u = TOR
eG ordered that sad petitioner give notice to he Per
-un- Interested said estate, Of tie tendency II
prtitiou the hearing the -of. BY copy
thi- order be published in the Lansing Repub iesn-
NJ S-paper printed circU atln- sac county & lns
ham Ihree successive weeks previous 10 said Gay q hear
i true cOqF.) NN II flNtANEl-
J4fcr Uf rhat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-03

sRY this reInarksn ole and most interest ns re.aesY
= COMPOSED ci the ntratei Juices Cs he m
pow.rf- nj tie most soothing Pants sid .'s nss,,
Chemically COAT in.d sno usu'a 81 Ia well ,essi -,
Jo:tle>. ana charged ~ ToS"rtu battery Thus -
,essg IL addition To il Superior medical virtues stro,
cIcc sud Eecgic pruiegt Yguisuu2s prnsirSsrs
aud .utiy quetiug an thing II rea.y-s =,
and inflammation az once. (Nhtn freely sppi,edl MS,
ue the strained mssrrs snc nerves, giving he an
vitality hN IL lie giving Cusl a. Tsrszed paris an
chr standing complaints. and wesknsss.s al
syiug pam. VuFsi<s 1ifrston end rercs,n.
oe,trEct ons like cGarm latte Ell. Who hav. us-a n
teak of il truly erful dicine, spd esteem n
by far superior and al her external REMEDIES
u>e l. ~ lieo IN T. uualng remedy f.r N.
Group Sore Throat, intsmhnAt.n of The Lang Bose.
I,ver, kidnsNs and other gau~ kbeuuai SIN.
Irrlt.tou Ague the Breast; ard al times eure.
nervous heAdache N-ursig eyes. Sch. toc,i
sch.. srue the Fpce. t1mge~ and EsuYiions OF az
kius Isics BRUISED ant Sprsl2ed limbs Burns frcEsr
| part-, ChilOAiIS. iudoeGt aGa long standing Sor.s
Wounds e. Sc. l. will also fe>toe the Hair 10 ,he
.aM Head. aud event the Hair from aiiag Tie MAJ
netic Ointment has been eNens ys uSd upon Canal ana
rauCht Hoses for calls WOUNDS >prsns and Aai-nr.
and sGre cure when piled hot tlr the >srateles
on horses and Foot AL ou sheep All the prcTTeiors ash
for the Na cnetc ON t'r 4il cunhs-n that A.
rhey CLAIM H. VII be found irte he letef IN n.
neiehborhood where 4; many pecre bu,
II by the quantity aud u kept srd used by so.i ever,
inns hItant tanac~- the numetous y sud ache,
every family l. or less afflicted with. We sgSr
Try DIR. TraslS's Magnetic Ointment,
None g-puine unless syned e. : Ba.u. With I.n ~.
Pamphlets c"ntauiac ful directions around each R,t,
aud circulars rit with az nt- rtcr .ll a. tor ssi
and shiilrgS FOR large BottieS
Pr sale bg Nrwb.o y lr1fier. am TAayer 4 CO isn
ling. ami al other pTurc ~ IN the {, unuy
Re- All orders should b. a.d-t>~ed m MDusF A
90 Earlsiie. Ms3.s'n a. y. \. 10
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. The

~ UnGe gn-d has NJ been apruned by the Probate
COu5t o. 10 H. {, mn 81 Ier's L. AMI
a'ow claim a:a1st the estate ~ Walter wikeu-1t
lat q sad county deceased here by give notice They
u meet n fhat puTy -, Saturday The dav f
May, 1861. sri u nisy the IS IA d+y T NoveIn
Der, lSUl Ie-d' OF 6e,eI ed Oupu-
daga. al une e. clock 4. Of each = said dsvS .pd
hat nine n-ls from he Is Ia day I'll February 1851
aiiywe.. + o. .-'rS & present thsir ca
VIZ rI&lN.
4 T.. Brtt~F.
4, I1niisSrre.S
patei H4rch IS r.. 1861. .aoOg
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-03
PROBATE NOTICE-State Of Mich

'yta, Ciun;s of Ingham, s-At a se-srn # tie
rebate Court fr the County 81 lngnsm. bo,su ~ 1t
Office, ;hr village Of Mason, VI nday, u e
Ia cav March, IL the year thousand eight hun
bred and sixty oce Present, VIM ?uckney, Jutgc o.
Probate In the matter If the estate Il Reuben 2
keeck, eeceaset On reading and nug the petron, duV
verified a.; Charles 9. Gcksith, b. JOHNS & II Eby
hIs Attorneys, pay NJ that letters Documentary with
The viii annexed, may lie granted upon sad estate q
Charles BIea with, and thai caVy Il instrument
Whiting ru-iar,n 10 ne the last vii aud tesla a.
-ai.: dec :, NAV D. ADMITTED ~ pruba
TheIeuP II l. del ed, that Gpn:ay. the 18Th day o.
April neat. at Il O'Clock the reno, u, be cu
I'd fO- the hearing "t ail pett'n and that the hens
~ sad decreased. and all other person ialet t+d M
said Estate. Tee ilei To appear al se->n stlJ
Court then fo lie Lo-e1 at tue fo5ate Dtice. The va
age OF Mason, aud -Irw II Their be, WV th-
prayer of thu petitioner should not De- granted AMI il
further - DIRE that 40 petition - give notice q" The
interested in Si, estate, a. tie T-u.tcy q ,sld
eIIon. and tie hearing there'f b. ~ cfY, E,
this order Z" be pEhl shed the Lansing RePub eau,
aesspaper pr Gt-d and circulating II unity OF Ing
nan Three >uvc-Sv- seeks previous II said DAY % ts
/ ,nr. a tru- cspF } Wi. tt tiNCkNEY.
3s!r9 Judge q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-04-03
= DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notlct

4 - HEREBY gwen, that pursuance ol license I"
zoe y-ant-d ty the Judge o. Probate fl the conn
y Il lngham, may, the cay OF March
T. l'6l. shall sell az pubic auction ga tie P en- -
a he ID. town hip Of On nia-a county OF Ia.ram. On
FRIDAY The 81 cay Of Nay next, ocI,cs ii. q said
,lv. follow NJ de- or bed real estate - at: com
uslcInE so aud Is nks OF the ssuh vest
l- Z half If the south quarter Of s-c;I'u
%. north Cf rum NJ thence
I'd, et-t the 10 ross North, thence ross west
thence south The place of beginning containing acre
81 land Terms cash WM BL4lN,
0s3G9 Admir- of estate Of Darwin Grams u, deceased
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-30
BUY A HOME.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale the fol-
| lowing Real Estate situate in Cambria County
I to wit:
HIS Mansion Properly situate in the West end
+ of the Borough of Ebensburg.i consisting OF g.
Square of Ground having thereon erected COM
mudiUus DWELLING HOUSE, large STA
BILE or BARN and several other Out Buildings.
together with a. half Lot of Ground which
there is never failing Spring of the purest soft
water, from which the House &c, is supplied.
Wants TO dispose of this as he Intends removing
to another part of the Borough.
ALSO.-Ihree Lots of Ground situate IN the
Borough Of SummitviHe, having thereon erected
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, two FRAME
HOUSES, and large Stable. Will be sold to-
gether or seperate may seit purchasers.
ALSO.-A Lot Of Ground situate in the
Borough of Loretto, fronting ST. Mary's
Stree, and extending back to ST. JuSephs Street,
adjoining Lot of John Truxell ON the East, and
Lot of the Heirs of Anthony Litzinger, decd,
On the West, having thereon erected one and a
half story FRAME HOUSE, ~ feet in front and
20 ia depth
ALSO.-A piece OF parcel of land situate in
| Cambria township, adjoining the ancient Cay Of
BaieaH. lands of James and George Mills, Charles
p Murray, Alex. M'Vicker and others, contain
ing 62 acres and SO perches.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land situate IN
Munster township, bounded 6y the Ebensburg
and CresSon Rail Read. lands of Peter kayicr
and others. containing 70 acres ana ~ perches
(nearly all clesred) having thereon erected a
! LOG DWELLING HOUSE AND a STABLE.
ALSO.-A tract OF land situate in Washing
ton township, adjoining lands Of Jacob Burgoon,
Joseph Criste. iiugh j. M'Closkey and others.
containing 500 acres or thereabouts, which will
be sold in parcels If desired by purchasers.
ALSO--A piece or parcel of lend situate On the
Pennsylvania Rail Road. near Portage Station,
in Washington township, containing so acres
ALSO-A piece or parcel of land sitgate in
Summerhil township, bounded BY the Pennsll
vania Rail Road. lands of the Heirs of Robert
Fiinis. decd. Patrick Riley aid others. contain
ing about 60 acres. having thereon erected sever
! al DWELLING HOUSES.
ALS0.-H tract of land situate in Allegheny
! township. adjoining lands Of Patrick M'Guire
and others. containing 2l2 acres aud SO perches
and allowance
! ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Chest town
! ship. (late the property of Frederick and Mary
N. Schneider, adjoining lands Of John Bawe5er
and others. containing $50 acres. more or less. a
small portion Of which is cleared anl thereon
| erected CABIN HOUSE.
ALSO-A 0nut 1000 acres Gf land, situate O,,
the waters Of Blackl;ck. in Carroll township,
which will be sold in lots may suit purchasers.
WILLIAM kITTELL.
Ebensburg. October "a, lS6O.-4S-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-30

ssD'ssr. Crsiny. Teslsiny Children All
2.- aUv uuPtcas,si5 these accouIpaniments of
5,..yao,., a-.I Hrst intelligent persons know.
-sI. Il s,. Consequences t. health, and often
-. IN - 10. u lyr,.-, c riiais. ami 81.
,.r b.b; d.5es ,se.l t. quiet them. Humphreys
ss,E; H,ns23aatie Da5y'S PiHs. q pleasant
"a, p.j which sou may drap into the mouth
!. say time, give you everything To- D. desired
-al me,ii.ine. They calm cx3ltcment, allay
ts !; -.t..,:Ia ri sc=iing, relieve collie ami bowel
rlyia.-.ts. AL procure material anr' quiet rest
....,t lie Disadvantages al crIt:.lli OF opiates
Tl.e il.-o ben ,ls='i i'r Years, aud approved BY
l. ). ,u u=- ta>El a aulyg ,;0siHg.
P-ice. = ccats per box, @ish directions. Six
:azes II.
MA fall set nf iFUEss.EETs' HolEoPATHrc
sPrclEIcs. with 8u.k. II Directions, and reuty
z--eus L>sng,.;.-, IN ltrzc v;ss, III rocco case.
= r,t,. If nIr;1 case. ! Il; -.Sl "r Er--en boxes
- b. K, s. Single b.'xss, - ess au,i 50 cts
Ilese Resac,lies. hy ti.s single h,sx or ease ar,
It rv nail c. express, free Of charge. to any
L.. -. I5c-i .; e the prize. : .,l-eSs
IL i ~ C5IPHHEYS K Co.
N. 4G2 Broad y-ay. Neu-York.
-s5i = : :. MILLS, Ebr.!-Casg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-30
VALUABLE ThNNERY
F O r S A l. E.

Fs5uE subscribers offer for sale the .QUIr-
q MAN TANNERY.' (recently owned 10y
CharltS J. Murray situate IL Cambria County.
Pa, about miles West of E6ensburg. aui
;.bOnt miles by Plank Road AMI Turnlik.
from the Pennsylvania Rail Road. A Brdmch
Rail Road from Ebensburg tn CresSon J. now lie
ing constructed. Tine establishment l. of
the largest in the State. The main bli,tiing l.
lie feet by 40, and wing 66 by 20. aud thu
whole two stories high. \ new ENGINE an':
BOILERS have rscently hecn put la Their,
are all the necessary cut buildings the prem
ises. aud dwelling Houses for the ps,,priet'r
foreman and hands. Also. 4 Store RlnUa. Black
srnilh Shop and Saw NH. There are about O. q
acres nf land well tmoerel. connected with the
Tannery. VIII he sold low and on easy terms
ALSO-A tract of land situate in Crnyle t'IWil
ship Clnbria cHnty. the PenBSylvSn.
Rail r al. n SurlIn.rhil Station. cn,,iaiuin-
about $50 acres = portion of which Is improved
This tract cnntai,Is an abundance of Coil ,f =,
superior quality.
Apply ~ WM KTTFEIL. Esq Attorney a
Law EheiSbnrg. Pa. ar 10 the undersigned IT.
siding in Batimar.. Md
POLAND. JENKINS & CG
Eben>hurg. Pa. Nov IL. I8G0.-5I-rf
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yraazis in ? cGa2s:ry : corrupted matter.
.s-. Is .-svg--z u re G,s.-i.! a Hsst q: ygurIas
i. cam, i.e.-=.e5 -. -Lay stay anywhere
A.. E.-..E s5omag:f az. s-,.sels are subject t.
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szr E-ri- Hence 2 .args L,a. of matter Is
80, a--i usoEGsss .EGsE tie the result. 4 few
- 4 si-sa pills W.. .t.a,u. ,-.yr., in thej1 iss;
.5 '-.re them ...c pf the system. II shout; &c
7.aleli5ar-.i. that ~ occasional dy.s- when Ia
+. l.. rs2e-iaiy after .-7ns cid, 's!L prevent
.izs,.- s.c.. ir--::Il IL ctG h53y.
rT->ec advertisement Il ~. hire IN another
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AyIETCS5 W3TEC2

IL Id cs.aae-. AH,.i'.r agruiu;el by ;hc
liz. u 9 ::::rOa Pes IL Gambia County IL
.raG: distribution Of gag p-5cecHs yf tne real
-. Il Tomas Gf..ks. SCI! by the Sheriff ga
ri E..goa@s' Mo-. C3 and rs II Jun. Tenn,
.z.J, ..s.vvy notifies a.. persons .sc-Eested that
:. ~. a:te.-d - cae Ga.i-s Of has .ii appoint
~. =. IN o.i::: ! "i,;iau1 Kittel. Z q IA
u rag. q EaelsJs-z ni. Thursday ;ue lt.L
- .. February lex, ~ "us "'ct'ck =. n.
2. =. u I,l.RAT, Auditor.
,.-carv =. TGuI-5-3..
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0UF or EUPL0YMEN
AGENTS WANTED,

n sssry Coaa.y IA lie Uaifed .Sta'ss,
- engagei IN the sale Of .ou5e If tie best and
= sssa-ty illustrated Works published
'E PUBLICATIONS. are of tie Ia ~ interesting
'-eF. adapted - the wants of the Farmer.
I--i-c ~nd Msrahars, tn ' are published N
.7so:yie and 5Jua.l IN TIE niost substantial
-l4s', sn,i are worthy pfacf in the Library
5 10y hyu ea"id in the Land.
70 fnea o. enterprise and Industrious habits
-'i:.sss 9'.ero ar opportunity for profitable
r,ejioeT,t seldom 10 Le met w!;h.
~ e'S0na desiring TO act as agents wi! re
/ PFmg..y by clail full particulars, terms.
y LEARY. GGTz & Co, Publishers,
no 40. <24 North Second Street, Phi!aielphia.
S.soOer % 1860 Am.
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EUD;E3as Notice.

IL Undersigned auditor appointed by the
,,'g4--'- C5us. u Cambria -oIil;y; - marshall
assets IL the hands CT jacob Luther. Esq ,
/ e-.-;Tatyr u ?. Ter U..;.-r decd, hereby gives
-s e 81 persons interested that ne will -
= % me little q sait appointment at bis Of
:, II -CJ.glaaa Row. in F.5enshusg On Thurs
:; - 18th day of February lS5l. 1T l o'clock
e = ".e- ..ad where they all may attend. r
-ie7sl izb-rEel fran Coming IN oa said fund.
ROBERT =. 5i'COY, Auditor.
'--g2iy lG, I5Gl-9-4t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-01-30
Stray Heifer.

CAME 20 the residence of the subscriber in
Clearfield town hip. about thelatter end "f Oc-
tober last. a RED HEIFFER. supposed t, b. 2
wears Old past the right cHt off, the lefi ear
srlit and little white on the belly. The owner
is requested TO come forward. prove p-perty
pav charges d take her away, otherwise IN:
will b. disposed of according 70 law.
VALENTINE FOGLE.
January Is, lS61-9-3t.
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AUDITORS g0TIcE

A-.s EuE-ay IN the Cou-; q Common
rs Pcs = Cambria C-uaty.
l. y. Hudson 40 l37 March Term 1870
Z. -. 81. Veni- Expcn.
M GOV 3.h January 1851. on application Of
F. E:-se!i. ESQ, J. L Sa.R'an appointed An
/ - = ll-aze l.s;riG-,,isn uf the pricseis Of tie
/ ID ---...-.s ezl estate sod Oh the ab"ve writ.
By the C-prt.
- Extract fr,.u, the Eecu-,i.
:. Cer:ls.i I2sh Jaau.Ty 1861
~ jos T'DUnald. Pro.
- .o1=a named Au.:,.o. wall attend - tie
5 o. - i.tr..erlt. =: his of:icein f;oeas-
: u Z ncay ;l.e Il. dag If February next.
Z o'c.Jci, p II. Uhea and where al per
: interested may attend.
J. 7. SCAELaN, As.li:or.
s=gu2-y Is, IsCI-S-3t
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ePEEEAE EGTECES.
< EXTRACT OF H4MAMEIIS. or
rrsrN nEHlTR0X Er1.

,yr~sC EXTRACT OF H8MAMEL1S, OR
~ PAIN DESTROYED,
:. orA of the, few domestic remedies which
= c.,,.e into general use; apd favor, without
of;ng. 1t is TIE product Of a simple. shrub,
ss--nl.ss in all cases, and as a domestic remedy
rrs5.sl5aael. For Earns, cats, Bruises. Soreaess
Isrsasss. E,ra;.s. htet''at's"'' Bo'as Utcers
Ti 20 used. with great success. for 7ooaacEe
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