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The ship VIM. Tell, Of Boyd & IIinckens,
lIavre Line while lying in tho North River.
outward bound took iirc at about o'clock yes
tcriay morning, aud was burned to tho waters
edge. The passengers and crow were taken OF
hy Capt. James nenner, Of the Union Ferry
boat Montague. She now lies ashore on the
lower side Of Governot's Island. Subsequently
the steamboat Pacific Of tho same line, towed
the burning ship ashore on the south side Of
Governors Island, whorc she now lies, with
a heavy list to starboard, all spars and rig
ging gone, and burned through to the lower
deck.
The Union Ferry boats, Exchange, Bedford,
Wyanlank and peconic, have all assisted in
putting out the frr, three of them are still en-
gagged IN throwing streams Of water into the
ship. Her cargo IL certainly moro or lcs da-
maged and is still on fIc, but IL is expected
hat it viii soon he cNtinguished Tho wm.Tell
lis tons, rates A l. was built in 1860, in this
city, and is owned bv parties in this city mot
Boyd \ llincken) and Is valued by Boyd &
llinckcn at $4,000, partially insured. The
origin Of the fire has not been ascertained. The
following is list OF her cargo; l01 bushels ol
corn 30 Oi9 bushels wheat, i31, 5i3 bbls. tallow,
~, $50 bbls Lard, 2,1j1 bbls. flour, so bales
hops, sj bags mustard seed, - bbls. potash, 92I
bags qucrctron bark, 7,O1s bdls. whalebone, 76I
bbls oil, 5000 slaves, o09 bdls. Stats, 10 cases
sewing machines caves books, cases mer--
chandizc, ? cases vineers. case iurs, so bale.
cotton, ease watches, 3 cases containing a car
rage, 4 ense sogars.
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thoa" hciorv mont ourd ~ the ,teadjro.s AMI
cool courage Of Col. Max Webcr. whom wo vne
Obl.A uu to leave IN Iummani vi A lie .a,hment of
three hundred men on a strange coast, without
camp eqnpage, or possibility Vt aid, IN the face
VI an enemy six hundred strong, on dark and
stormy night; Of Lieutenant Colonel WsiSs. who
conducted n reconnaissance OF twenty nan Of
the daring and prompt efficiency Of Captain
Nixon, Of the Coast Guard, who, with his men,
occupied For Clmk during the fret night al
though dsmlntled, IN the face of an enemy Of
unk known numbers.
desire to commend 10 your attention Captain
Jarlinc, OF the New York Ninth, who was left
IN command uf the detachment Of his regiment
when t1e unfortunate casualty TO the Harriet
Lane prevented Col llaw kins from landing.
Permit mo TO speak Of the efficiency Of the
Tgulnrs under Lieutenant l.arncd, who worked
1calnuslv in aiding tn land their comrades Ol the
V,luuiecrs, overwhelmed with the rolling surf
| desire especially % make aCkno wledgc-
mcnts To McSsrs. Nicgci and DuriVaRc, VOlun.
tccr aids, Who planted the American hig upon
FJt Clarl, on the second morning, to Indicate to
the icct hs surrender. and 10 Prevent the further
vast n Of shells upon t-a -crviru Of great dan
ger from the tire u their own fri.uls
! make hOuOrthlc mention Of Young Fi,kc
who ri~kcd his life among the breakers being
thrown un shOrc, to convoy my Orlcis 10 tie
troops landed, and 20 ippris' ihcm OF tho move
mcn'S and intentions Of the fleet.
Nl7O NV lni'hN iNi lilf NhluiblF M ~ Z iui.
liagtctiv, who was employed IN visiting the
prize, ia the harhUr wnlc We werc agreeing
upon the terms Of capiiulatiou.
Olthc s'rvi'rs 10 tho rtntrv Of tn .'n 10
men ci tho navy proper ! may not sp'tk, irr
,no ought not to praise whcru he ha- no tht
To ccn-rc, and they will hc appropriately men
tiCrcd, I doubt not, hv the cumman lor who l.
capable to appreciate their good conduct; but !
am cmhodcn0d 10 ash permission, II the tie
pIriment shall determine 10 occupy the point ~
a Icrmancit post that It, name may I've chang
~ by general or,lc from Fort Ilattcrls to Fort
Sltinghnm; but ol tho.c gentlemen who served
uhdcr nv immediate command ! may make
honorable mention, ~ | have hclorc done, OF
the Jealous, intrepid and uutiring action OF
Lieutenant Crosby, who took an armed canal
boat, the ,tcam-tus Fanny, from Port Monre
to llattcras Inlet IN order that the cxp' litOn
might have the aid # a stcimcr Of the lshtcst
draft.
Captain Shuttl,vrrth, II the Miriuc Corps
deserves well for hi- LOYALTY anil cfi '"nry IN
his active detachment of marines. Much o the
-ucccss ol the expedition is due 10 the prtpiri-
tiou ol the transport service hy Comm iulcr
S'cllwagcn AMI the prompt presence ol mind
with Which he took Tho troop, from their pnrl
when the Adelaide touched on the har. is u
rare quality III ,n officer in danger.
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Arrival Of tho s,eam-Fris.sc sriu.e-esa.

Arrival OF the HteaH-FriGnfe nfiunescta-
The 4. 5. steam ffigate Minnssota, Flag
Officer =. II. Stringham, from Hattsrss Inlet,
which place she left on the 1yt instant, arrived
at this port Yesterday morning, and anchored in
the North River.
She has on board 61i prisoners, taken during
the late engagement at Fort HAtteras.
The Minnesota left at Hstteras u. s. thips
Susquchanna and Pawnee, AMI gunboat Mon
ticcllo, assisting in getting OF the u. s. steam
er Harriet Lane. Should the weather prove
favorable, Commodore Stringham is In hopes
that she will be got OH, by throwing overheard
her guns and ammunition. The Harriet Lana
has since been got ofT.-ED.l
The priVateer steamers had gone TO sea from
II ,tteras Inlet few hours bcfors the arrival u
he fleet at that port.
The Minnesota, Commodore Stringham's flag
ship at IIattcras was formerly COMMANDED by
Commodore Barron, the rebel leader, who hal
the modification OF being brought as prisoosr
on board tho very ship which he might still
have Commanded, were it not for his treason.
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER
~ sEI, from fout Of Cortlhndt st-Connecting at
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Laokawsnua
and West, IA K,.rvd, and t E,stOu with Lahigh
Valley Ia lrlat aud It's connections, forming a d.
rect line /, PlrTsBURG and the WEST, without
change OF cara.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing JuDe 20, ls6l-Leaye New York ~
follows;
Roaii.E z ,tsyiie, uarrAuulg, Mauch Chunk,
W,liian. port, a.
MAI TuAts-At a ~, f1r E,stpn. wator Gap,
Scranton. Great Bond, Pittstuu, Wiikesbarrc, &c.
Ign. TnEoUsu TEsts-Fur E.s,on, Mauch
Chunk, Wuua.n-pprt, Reading, PO,b,yillo, Harris
lurg, g..
hem, A'yut1vu AMI MWch Chunk.
$50 ~, WAY TEAIN-For Simerville.
$40 p. NJ, Western Express frr E'ston, Allen
town, Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the
West. Sleeping Cars from Jersey City through ~
Pitt3hprg. -
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The Ga N, Express Train from New York, Ar
riycs at II, rishurg al ?. NJ, connecting East ami
West ON Penusy y,uia Central railroad, Northern
Central Railroad, North and SJuth, and with Cum
berIand Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST, leaves New York at Pm. daily tSdndays
eNceIte) making close connection at Harrisburg
with peunsy yanIR Riilruad-with no change Of cars
to Pitts arg. and but one u Cincinnati and Chicago.
Four hours time IS saved by taking this train.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New York from Pier No. North River Al
1870 and II 20 An, 800, 4 90 and $50 IN.
The boats stop al Bergen Point aud MArnor's nAr.
Dor every TRIP each way.
JoHN o, sTE\RNs, superintenden..
Ruio iY'io5
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mr.. HOYT, DENTIsT-HAs REMOVED

lItroIu ag1 Huwery 10 800 Broadway, doors above
20th t. Pull setus lf teeth pure ,ycr, AZ low aI
-; do g,i, t2i; phtun, 10 Artlucpa bone bile
tug Nusortud without ptIu9 % cts, gold, hl IT. ~
~, uusII.ra ~ vt,. AL work warranted.
Be- 2Llg'lJO
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A BEAUTIFUL Sci Or IEEInON GOLD
IA so, ON silver 80, partial pieces from , g. ~
PER tooth, with or wIthuUt extracting the roots.
Teeth tlIed with comogtl gold or silver, from -
seuts 10 III each. Tretl extracted without pain 0t
~ n. D.. conner Cana. It and Blwery, by DR. II.
YILLERS, Suu'r. auG 24LC'l6l
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A KTlFlCIAL BONE .flLLlNG fUK DL.
"a ciycd teetA--inserted while soft without press
are o. pain. Aching teeth or mere shnlls can ho
hllcd and preserved hy tha dsruyerer, JAMES
PEARSON, NJ ID. Rooms SO Broadway, west
side, door aboye 18th 1t. Rub 2l'too
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FOR TIE HAIR
Ouy b gm cvats per bottle-Purter Il FaIr-
childs nicely pegfnmcd Trcopherous, FOR improv-
iug tie condition of the hair, ' an excellent article,
a'i can now he procured at 90 South Second streeL
wllianshurRh, at the above low price aui3 9tscsOo
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IOrSE FOR SNLE on EXCnANGE EOR
INSURANCE.
HAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
Family al insurance GA yVuI L,.oi


HAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
HOME
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
l. COtRr SrREEr BROOKLYN,
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
MI L q,
WITH CASH CAPITAL or Si2b OO0,
lSNEai - ~ atooKs ~ rng starr ~ NAw Y1RK
AhD FtHst CLAss noSDs AtD
MnEt1AdEA.
DiREnr@Es
= \ Low Ih'ms CARLSON,
w. III Cary john L Martin,
/ IL fruthinghsm, john iiUHey.
j. \. T. StganaiAn, john S1cd"n,
Ih"m's Messenger, y ton smith.
Samuel smith, HtuId Dblner,
Henry p. fierrepOnt, A J.. Cipwcu,
Am. II ByliA N,hcm al kught,
Peter G. Cnnei- Edward A. Lambert
John ID Cocks JAMES Hpw'
IL - c.lfin, l. u. wymsn.
4. H. Chlttenden, George a. jaws,
Thep Polhemus Jr, SlmN"l Perry,
J. y. sonthworth, ). H. H,ws'i,
Czai Dunning, George +. Hope,
john q. Bergen, Charles A. Townsend,
Lewis Roberts, Cornelius J Sprsgus,
Walter $. Grimth, Joseph W. uroon,
NJ. y. Odel
WALTERB y. GRIFFITH ProSilent.
II, H,fkOIulNGllAM, Treasurer.
GEO. Z. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A, T. CAPWElL, Counsel.
Medical Counsel,
&. J.. MITCHELL. B-u'klrn,
JAMES STEWART, NJ d, Now York.
DivdcH L. profits declared annually, and ap-
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PORBACH & MANNING,
~ HANrFACrURFRs ~
TRUNKS NALISES, CARPET BAGS Sc,
NJ. . WARES At. aud h5t BRoADwAI,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
100 NhWgET 6I,, NEWARK, N J.
= NJ ROREACII r F MANNING,
Retailing less .nSn rhol,sa'H rrises during the
war. jyl2u'ii6
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OLD BLACK STAR Ar, LINE 49,
F,ssage fium IT, Liverpool BY tie following erst
class racket suIs, sailing un the
b,h snd 2lth of each Month
Nlp'utia, Cu'tvator, SOUS,
Australia Cyuosurc, John Bright
Rri'e WOODS Clarosllnr, Thornton,
BllgcNatsr, Constitution, Universe,
DRAFTS on THE ROYAL BANKS
oF IRELAND, UL,TrB BANKtn0 Co, AND ALL PARrs
or ESdLASp ANp SCOTLAND.
uiT St,c'i26 WILLIAMS a GUlON, ~ Fulton st.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
y NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
Ia ding and embArkiuB passengers a. QUEENS
TOWN, Ireland.
TIr LtycloU., New York and Philadelphia s,e,u.
SIM Cnn.lp.y intend di1patc Ing their 0ul- powered
CNde.built lron Steamships as follows
GLASGOW ,......... ......'''.'.N.. sept
CITY or BALTIMORE. RE.................. lith
KANGAROO. ...................... 2lst
.ni on even Saturday, - uon, frOm Pee ~, North
River. -
flRSr ABlN"..............fih %
10 - l"pion....... - ~
SrEERAGE. .,..,...,:..,.,...SiD w
do = Lnudln....... S5 10
ste,r,go Rytur II, S't.,, good i,r
SIX NmYuths.................. $50 ~
Urcmru, Rotterdam, Antwerp, g., Al reiuced
t.rugE Eh rates.
Persons Wishing =, bring ont taeir friends can
buy tickets here.
For iurtncr Information, apply At the Conpany's
Ofhces.
JOHN O. DALE Agent.
mysi G'iA 10 BraiNa,, Y
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lJuSlC-21 PLANOFORTES, AND MUSIC
vi taught .u p lev lessons uu tAg piano, hlufl-h
guitar, ..,.prlou4 and violin, Terms tt the Awi'-
uy ti tor l2 le,spus ~ pianos and one rne.ni .nn
a. Iot from - ,l - 70 mouth, on ivg sale cAe'p uy
NJ. DTMSDAY, 9u Gund st. auJl @'llJ
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,AT
- the Brush factory, S29 Pearl So Hsrper's Build
ing. All articles At reasonable prices, wholesale and
retail. JOHN X. HOPPEL. s29 Pearl u. auiI 9tacs
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CLAIMS FOR INVALID PENSIONS AND
- widows hafpay pensions promptly prosecuted
by tie subscribers service in the present In the
South included. CALVIN W. SMITH southeast
cor. Of Chambers and Chatham sts auT 24ac'l26
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Y LINE IOR LONDON N-SAlL.S AUGUST
n ai-' T. uvuritr packet ship VICTORIA, lg-
t,u' per II, Eust Ryor las superior Hcc,uW'it-
.u..s Iur Ia-s. 20, II luw ruus, eve urlts 900 Grrt
~ tain or c'and apply on board, Or to TNpScOIf
y 20 -t s. ..tr - nupT I'itp
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DENTISTRY.

A RrIFlClAL TEETH INSERTED FOR
a lowest possible price, E.ecth Gol with god;
81; huge hlling 81 cts; silver % eta aud upwards
teeth extracted without pain, I0c, by Dr.. j. s.
CONWAY, TO East ijth st, bet % and Sd ayes.
aupO p4ae'iul
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INSTIsE,(TION.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL school
- NJ. % IIeury street. will reopen ou Mml,t
s,It. "a. SOLOMON JENNER, a. 81, I..AyipG,
ugl iU'iIG
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real. ESTATE.
puLpING LOTS on BERnEN HILLS

BUILDING LOTS on BERGEN HILLS
- Beautifully lucatei, near " taken ~ Ierscv
city, In gooi neiglborhoodA near churches and
Schools, by stage and horse every few minutes;
price ai5O 10 s2ho. For sale or very essy terms.
Inquire at Al Water st. aui6 ~, 1873
COTTAGES OF EVERY VARIETY, OF
~ price and style, ior str, at Fast New York
Price OF bts irom SiOO to $3.50. one "BNtension
Cotttge,' 10 roms, NJ f25l. E,sy payments
CiiAS. x. MILLER, Pres deut Homcstesd Improve
.t.. Company, cor. Atlantic and Nansiclcn aves,
E,.t Nrv Nork. au99 3'tiO
HOUSES FOR SALE-sI, ,GOO-A BRICK
Aluusv, AaVtug IL Itutus, renting for 70 month;
Isu a irpu'c house and full Let for 81 800 also
'ici l'us Nth 10 rooms for 81, snO also lots
y yI,1ul. rgludiug corner railroad for $500;
tcrvs ,,,,. Inquire at 1i3 Jay st, Brooklyn.
ars9 6'iua
HOUSE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
- M,.'NaidfCAA two story house In gbid OF
"t very large garden, containing six lots, hr,u-
'u.'y heated, "a iug the Delaware river frw min
ri.s walk from the Dcl'vt ui the ~ Y. and y. x H.,
tIf ee aud haf hours ride from tuis c,ty. nIlIu
At iyo B,Weiy. n. COOK. au3i 6'llS
T AND AND LOTS FOR SALE VERY
- sheap, IN IIcksyille near the depot " two rail
quiic OF 4 = llElrH u Rector At, New York.
ar3O 9t,c'l26
SMALL FARMS FOR SALE-ON EASY
Nrt,ius, at Iuum ,uu o.ltiort, ~ tnilrs u tlt l..
rarotd, one pt aCr,s,rrcc Sl2n; ouc acrr, SlGn.
one 10 acres $500; one ~ acres, tHI one 10 acres,
500, uac o. aytts $1,000, all good ,utn sJL ice
IRON, stone, easily cultivated aud p",J .rli,c u. 4.
BUNCE- 2 CITY HAL Place, cor ot Chambers st.
aut, 24ac'l25
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II you WANT A SWEET BREATH AND
Il beautiful clean white teeth, use Dr. Hammouds
superior Orris Tooth Sap. F,r sale by DR.. GID
DlNGS, a9i Greenwich st., n, Y. jy24 2laci39
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SHIPPING.

FOR LGvEePoOL-THE WORLD WIDE
u known clipper slip 11RENDNOUGHr, Capt
sanuels will positively sail ON S'ptenher 10th.
For passage, at ~ aioed rates. apply infnedi stsy T.
secure berths on board, Pier HOrth river or to 2.
N. DRMAREST, ~ South II. se3 CLOS
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STEAMBOATS,.

CAMP MEETING go CAMP MEETING,
SRlckaway Beach The steamboat cot. Ellis
WORTH, will make daily trips, commencing FRI
day, August Juth leaving Catlauue sip At
s l. NJ, Spring street, ~ r., S:Il, aud T. cr {. \ Il,
At O'Clock returning, leave Roskaway h J.. NJ
au9IG't01
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IVANTED-ENGlNEER SOLDIERS FOR

NANIED-ENLINEE SOLDIERS FOR
w tuc s.ppcr aid Miner oomlrInie. ct the regular
army, with suitable ppnurton of skillful mechal-
ic- They must not CNvycd - years nf age; must be
able bodied, unmarried men, able to read aud write,
and familiar with the four ground rules nf Arth-
mttic. Pay irHm Si3 T. : - per month, depending
On RANK attained by merit to which 10 dded cloth
Ing, fuel quarters. raiiui.s ad medical attend 0ce.
Terms Of e'lstuynt three years. Apply At NJ. %
Bowl ling Grrgr, New w ik. from 10 A. VI. g. pm,
daily. Y. A. GILLMORE, Captain OF Epgin. err,
a.. \. Army. au2S 6'i 70
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T .AwYER-G. z. HOUSE IN THIS CITY,
II sat and L S. Courts
No. l6 WALL srEEEr, RpoN 10, sEoorD FLooA, AND
No. 10 BEEENAS SrHEEr, NEW YoRK.
ddrdnces Cash on Notes, Bills, A counts, and d.
rrdnds, and collects the same promptly. Attend.
" forcioang mortgages, settling up e-tites, luanng
money and investing tap't,l Ample security given
for monies and trusts submitted into his hands.
Residence No. Washington Psce
iyi1 T2sc'il5 Br,sklyu, y n.
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EOR LIVERPOOl-OLD BLACK STAR
Il hue-tue packet ship n. H., Capt. II dgcs-
wing At Pier H. E,st RIVER, sails 4tn September.
tlo INVERSE sui, iHh Sept. For pas,,ge apply
on t.atd ur H. WILLIAMS 4 GUlON, ~ Fulton st.
auoI 2L.c
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FIRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND
Loudon-'he splendid ship ALBERT GALLA-
TIN, PiJr " y. H.. for Liverpoul sails S'pt. I'd
the celebrated ship PLYMOUTH ROCK for Lnu
. 10. si,. >. -. .o 'r'u Per ~ T.. X. Passenger
taken nj srratiy rctiuCsyi rates. for passage ~,
,ppy T., TliOS. &. ROCHE ~ rti ~ ar3' h'lm
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EMPLOyMENT-n'emaIe-.

CANNASSERS--SEVERAL LINTELLIGENr
SJUd active adieS wanted, 10 canvass, with whom
very liberal arrangements will los made. C,ll M
Uddrcss Muc. DEMORESr, 40 Broadway. se2 p
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arri, al Of the North American.
Two Days Later from Europe.

AoH',cai, sept. 1.-The steamship North
American, from Liverpool on the 22d, via Lon
doulory on the 23d of August, arrived OF Far.
thcr Point At half past three O'Clock this morn
ing.
The North American has 139 passengers AMI
100000 in specie.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23

the wear of body and mind is gegerslly sggravs-
ted. Here then, is a necessity for a stimulent TO
recuperate the energies of the system, and enable
the mother to bear up under her exhsusting tri-
ais and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gener-
ally prefer the Bitters TO all otner invigorators
that receive the endorsement of physicians, be
cause it is agreeable to the taste as well as Ger
tain TO i've permanent increase Of bodyily
strength.
All those persons, 10 whom we have particu-
lsrly referred above 10 wit: sufferers from fever
and ague. caused by malaria, disrrhOea, dysen-
terry, indigestion. loss of appetite, and all disea-
or derangements of the stomach, supersnua-
ted invalids, persons nf sedentary occupation.
and nursing mothers. viii consult their own ply
sical welfare by giving to Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters trid.
CAUT1ON.-We caution the public against
using any of the many limitations Of cOunteTfeits,
but ask for UoSTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERs, and see that each bottle has the words
''Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters" blown
the side of the bottle, and stamped On the metal
lie cap covering the cork. and observe that our
autograph signature is on the label
o. Prepared and sold by HoSTETTER 4
SMITH, PittsbuI Oh. Pa, and solo by all drug
gists, grncerS. and dealers generally throughout
the United States, South America, and Germany
AGENTS.-Davis & Jones. Ebensburg; j. a.
Parrish. Summitville; Wm- Litzinger. Loretto;
Peter Kinney, Munster.
Sept 3, IS6O.-ly.
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All Mereurial Diseases

1t is a conveniently arranged Band, containing
a medcated compound, TO be worn arU-nd the
Waist, without injury to the most delicate per-
sons, no change in habits of living is required,
and il entirely removes the disease fIom the
system, without producing the injurious effects
arising from the use of powerful internal medi-
circs which weaken and destroy the constitution,
and give temporary relief only. BY this treat
ment, the medical properties contained in the
Band. come in contact with the blood and reach
es the disease, through the pores Of the skin
effecting in ereTy instance perfect cure, and
restores the parts afflicted to healthy condition.
This band is also a :zost powerful ASTI-MEEcU-
RIAL agent, and viii entirely relieve the system
from the perniciOas effects of mercury. MOder-
ate cases are cured in a few days. and we are
constantly receiving testimonials of its efficacy
in aggravated cases of long standing.
PRICE 1900, to be had of Druggists generally,
or can be sent by mail or express. with full di-
rections for use, to any part of country, direct
from the principal Office
No. 4O9 BROADWAY, New-YOrk.
G.. SMITH g. co, SOLE PRoPRIEsoRs.
N. B.-Descriptive Circulars Sent Free
For sale by II. C. Devine. Ehensburg.
Agents Wanted Evrywbsre.
June l9, ely.
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MANHOOD,
How Lost. How Restored.

Just Published IN a Sealed Enrelope,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF SPERMA-
TORHGA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debil-
ty, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions.
producing Impotency, Consumption and Mental
and Physical incapacity.
BIZ ROB. J. CULvERwELL, II. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences.
of self abuse may be efectually removed without
internal medicines or the dangerous applications
of caustics. instruments, medicated bougies, and
other empirical devises, is here clearly demonstra-
ted, and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment, as adopted by the celebrated author
fully explained, by means Of which every one is
enabled to himself perfectly and at the least
possible cost. thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostrums of the day. This lecture will prove a
boon TO thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, the receipt of two postage
stamps, by addressing DIR. CHI. J. C. KLINE.
NJ D.. l27 Bowery. New York, Post Office
Box 4.5s6.
March 20, '61. April II, '6O.-ly Aug. IA. '61.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Camcbria ounty to me directed, there will be expo.
to public sale at the house Of Henry Rager, in
jackson tp.. on Saturday the 23d of November
next. at o'clock P. NJ, the following real es-
tate of which Conrad Rager died seized, Wig:
A piece OF parcel of land situate in Jackson
tp, Cambria county, aforesaid, adjoining lands OF
John Gray, John Ager. Mrs. Seymore and Charles
Murray, containing so acres or thereabouts,
about so acres of which is cleared. and thereon
erected dwelling House and Barn.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third to be paid on
confirmation of sale. the residue to be paid in
two equal annual payments thereafter with in
terest, to be secured by the judgment bonds and
mortgage of the purchaser.
II. KINKEAD, Administrator.
Oct II, 1851, ST..
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TO CONSUMPTIYES

The Advertiser, having been estored to health
in very few weeks by very simple remedy
alter having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump-
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge.) with the di
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption. AS
TINA. Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York
October % lS6l-3rns