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MANHOOD,


= &G@S How Lost. HoW Restored.
-yi,si 2,lLlisIsi. IA q SsuIe,i El,rslnyt,
ONTHE y NATURE: TREATMENT AND IA u
Il AL CURE OF SPEl,AlATORNEA SeIa.r-i
WeakneSs Sexual Debility. Nervousness ana in
Voluntary Emissions inducing Imp9tency, and
Mental and rnysica, ircai .acity-
BT Rob. J. CULvERwRlE-- N -
4 " of'tLc =. Green Doal,.' SC.
The wurl8-rcnovned author. II tins aGmiraile
Lecture. clearly proves from his own eXpor Ciloe.
tlat the awful Consequences of Self abuse may
be etiectualy removed withuut medicine and
"a iil1out dangerous surgical operations. mcu@les-
Instruments rinEs or c,rdia.s- pointing oct
inu3,. of cufe 1t once certain ani q, ctual, Uy
which every sufferer. no matter what his cuncl-
tion Ir-y ~ may care himself choG!ly lTira'e.y
asF g- iyg'iH. This lecture VIII prove bocn 10
q ,u-si1 - and thoGssuaS-
Sent urs,-r sesl 50 any address. post pad. OF,
the rec=i;t ,I Jyys postage stamps by addressing
Br. Gil J.C. KLINE. NJ. d.. l27 BoweIs,
New York. Post Office Boa s5e6-
March %, lSJl- Apr- T.. -a'o--.y
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TorQl StrnlG.
County Commissioner.

thereby announce myself as candidate for
sr office Of CcUSTf CoMM1ss1oNER. subject to
.Is decision of the next Democratic County Con
~antions. RICHARD ELDER.
Allegheny twp.-June ~, '61.
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rTRead the call for a Democratic County
Convention. No room for comments Let
uuion and harmony be the watchword.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-19

GoDEy's LADY's Book FOR 81 1.00.-To meet
the hard times, the sir'y-third volume of
Cody will be sent to subscribers for One
DolLur This volume comprises the SIX best
numbers of the year. aud will contain seven
steel engravings, six of the large double ex-
tension fashion plates, and all the winter cloak
patterns
L A Cooley,
323 Chesnm Street, Phild.
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re- We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery of sure cure for Rheumaflsm,
Gout aud Neuralgia. and all Mercurial Dis
eases, which is effected without the use of in
terual medicines. which destroy the constltu
ton and give temporary relief only. In fact
it is the only known remedy effectiug perfect
cure. aud we feel warranted from its recon-
mcndatiOns, in calling the attention OF the
afflicted and those having friends suffering
from Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia or the
perDicious effects of Mercury. to the adver-
tisemeDt in another column of our paper, of
DR. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band.
How TO PRESERVE BEAUTY.-Nothiug is
more becoming to a man or woman than a
beautiful luxuriant head of hair, and wo-
mans beauty is certainly incomplete without
fair complexion. and he or she who neglect
these great and important adornments OF ma
ture must expect to suffer the modification of
premature badness, and wrinkled face and
a sallow skin. Nothing Is necessary to pre-
serve these essential attractions bur the use
of prof Woods observation-disclosures Times.
Prof. WoOD HAIR RESTORATIVE We
have mad the occasion to use famous prepara-
ton OF Prof Woods, aud after throughly
testing its qualities, we find that where the
hair is thin it will thickeu it, if gray it will
restore it to its original color; likewise it
gives glossy appearance, as we'll as keeps
the hair from falling off. This invaluable
Ingredient is for sale at "Chinaman's Tea
Store" south east coruar Frederick aud Bal
tinlore streets. by Mr. G Giveu.-Ba'timore
f7icpcr - Sold ny all good Druggists.
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License Notice.

The following named persons have filed their
petitions for License in this Office which will lie
pretented for the action of the Court at an Ar
gument Court to be held on ednesday the 26th
inst
TAVERN LICENSE.
David a. Watt. Chest Springs.
QUART LICENSE.
James Purcell, Jchnstowr.
Clerks Office,
EbeDsburg J Juue ~ 1861
j MCDONALD. Clerk.
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Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,
Z
Coughs. Colds. InauenLa- Hoarseness
Group. Bronchitis. lncipient Con UmP-
ton. and for the Relief OF Consump-
tive Patients. in advanced
NJ he

This is remedy universally known - T1ass any
other for the cure throat and lung Ccpl 1f>, thai X
is useless here 10 .lutlislI the evidence OF Its
uurivae excellence for coughs and colds and lts tTlE
wonderful Of pulmonary disease hart made u
throughout The civilized nations Of The earth
TeS are the communities or fIniiics among them
who have not some personal experience gf it, eiec1E-
some living trophy their misT 81 victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders o. Tie -'3-
As an know the dreadful fatality - the l---r-
they know, TOO, the effects 81 -- ra.sf-s t -' -
do more than TO them thai = ilas Ea pa IT.
when making -lc UtIsci have
,~on % strongly upCu the confidence Of mankind
Prepzred by Dr. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Eass.
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EMPLOYMENT.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED are deSirous Of secr-
Il ring the services of few Young Men to
engage in Travelling Agency, upon salary
of
FORTY DOLLARS PER MONTH,
and all expenses paid. This is an opportunity
seldom offered, and to those who merit the ap-
probation of the Subscribers. by strict attention
to business, can rely upon constant en-. ploymcnt
for term of years. For further particulars adj
dress
COnant s. Drake.
81 Main ST., Atchison Depot, N H.
April 3ri-3 mos.
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NGN EE
ONLY PRIPERATION
Having proofs so strong and direct as to
EXpEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL

For Statesmen, Judges, Editors, Physicians
Of the oldest schools we'll new, give it their
unqualified sanction, and recommend it for all
cases of eruptions, and diseases of the scalp and
brain; but aIlwho have used i unite, in testiyng
that It will preserve the hair from being gray.
and from falling to any age, as well as restore
Read the following =
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ARCADE EsGTES, Eber,burs, ia.

HENRY FOSTER. pEorriF>ErG.
rynS HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN As
the ..EbeasbuTs House. Is one of the old
eet and best stands IN the borough Of EbenSburg.
for the accommodation u the travelling, oommuni
tv Tho Proprietor assures al Ivhn may be dis
posed t. iatronjze him that his Table VIII hs
supplied with all the luxuries Of - season, hiss
BAR witt the choicest Of Liquoissand 10 pains
paral 70 render his guests conf r'ai.ie-
EkeusbgIrE. April i, Is s:22.lg-
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hash literal nud pounds
called Biiters7 offered forms frUm quart
bottle gallon ke. until this word E-rs l. but
another for roe or some Eilainous "tskey IiA
Bat the really great relief from the minute dose
tessPconful, of our medicine,
BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTEaS,
And he e-ii-, alsn7s # cfsr uTy1tg. has established
flr IL reputation which the host auI
have failed 10 undermine. II IS positively Ne
table Preparation, with barely sufficient pure spirits 70
But one size of tie genuine, Calf Pint BOtes price
One Dollar
Its medicine Of long tried efficacy for Purifying
the Blood, so essential for the foundation Of good
health and for correcting disorders of the stomach
and bowels.
Two or three doses will convince the afflicted of
its salutary effects The stomach will speedily regain
IL, strength, healthy action of the liver, bowels
and kidneys will soon take place, and renewed
health be the quick result.
For Indigestion.
Try BGrhares Holland Bittsrs.
For Heartburn,
Try BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For Acidity,
Try B9rhaYt'S Holland Bitters.
ForzWaterbrash,
Try BGrhave's Holland Bitttrs
For Headache,
Try BGrhave's Holland Biittrs.
For Loss of Appetite,
Try BRrhaIe's Holland Bltters.
For Costiveness,
TRY BgrhaTe's Holland BitterS.
For Piles,
Try BGrhave's Holland Bitttrs
In all Nervous. Rheumatic and Neuralgic Alec
tons, il has in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial and in others effected decided
READ CAREFULLY!
The genuine highly concentrated BsrhaEes Holland
Bitters put up haEpiut bss only and resiied zt
One Dollar bottle the demand for this truly
celebrated Medicine has induced many limitations which
the public should guard against purchasing.
sspars Of Izpositioag Sc that Gae Labd
sf ereyy bOtie yoS bEy-
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & co.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
PITTSBURGH, PA
For sale in Eben>burg, by A. a BARKER
August %, ls6O.-ly.
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BGRH AVE'S S
HOLLAND BITTERS
SIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

introduction and Of this celebrates
Remedy literal hod q unpsunds
called offered IN various forms frUm quart
bottle 70 a I've gallon ke until this Bitt-rs i but
another name rOg villainous whiskey uiS
Bat the really great relief from the minute dose
one tassSr arsaufnl- of medicine.
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rc5-Thc following is correct list et names
@. the Cambria Guards, Row at Camp Wright
Hilton, Allegheny g.. PenDna'
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epileps-
MeIRncho DIV. Neuralgia.

remarkable Of these affections have leen
made v the Alternative power medicine II
lArcs ts vital functions into vigorous Eclss end Tins
oyercornes disorders which vJasd bJ supposed lroRd
its reach such remedy has long been r.ircd ' the
necessities The people. and Cufiiut Iiia1 this
viii do them al that medicine C.sn do
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FORTY DOLLARS PER MONTH.
COnant s. Drake.
ESTATE OF CHARLES B. KENNEDY. dec

oI -HHtH 81, atCHfsuh Depot, N H.
April 3rd-3 mos.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-07
THE DEATH OF DOUGLAS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING HELD AT
BIRCHARD HALL MONDAY EVENING.

PRocEEDINGs OF THE MEETING HELD AT
BIRcHARD HALL MONDAY EVENING.
In pursuance of the call issued Monday af-
ternoon, signed by number of our citizens,
headed by the Mayor of the City, a large num-
Der of the people of Fremont and vicinity as
sembled at Birchard Hall, that evening, to give
an expression of their feelings on the melan-
choly event = the death of STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS.
On motion, His Honor, the Mayor, d. L.
JUNE was called to the chair, and NJ. p. BEAN
appointed Secretary.
On notion the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed committee on resolutions: HoMER
EVERETT, J. FLAUGHER, A. J. HALE, DR.. Still
WELL, and JOHN L. GREENE.
After short absence the committee returned
and reported the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Fremont June 3, 1861.
Whereas, this day at o'clock 10 M, a. M,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS expired at his res
idence in Chicago, and whereas, we the people
of Fremont are called together for the purpose
of expressing our feelings occasoned by this
sad event;
Rcsolved-That his death is great national
calamity, rendered peculiarly affecting by the
present unhappy and distracted condition ofour
country.
That whatever differences of opinion may
have heretofore existed as to the political meas
ures proposed or opinions expressed by him; all
will accord to him wonderful talent force of
character, and influence with the masses of the
people. And when viewing his acts and mas
terly speeches during the last months of his
life none will doubt his devotion and love for
the Union; and the world must admire the gran
deur of his character and example he stood
forth so patriotcally and intensely engaged with
all his mighty energies, in supporting the con-
sttutional authorities of the Union, to uphold
constitutional liberty and crush out treason and
rebellion.
ResolVcd-That to all the other people of the
Union, and especially to the bereaved family
and kindred Of the deceased we tender our
heartfelt sympathy in this hour of their great
sorrow.
Appropriate remarks were then made by
MAHLoN CHANCE, Esq, GIN. GREENE, and
HOMER EVERETT, Esq.
On motion of DR. STILwELL, the Mayor and
City Council were requested to ascertain wheth-
er the remains of JUDGE DOUGLAS would
pass over this route and if so, to make suitable
arrangements for showing the feelings of our
people.
The Mayor assured the meeting that it should
be attended TO.
The proceedings were ordered to be published.
The meeting then adjourned.
d. l.. JUNE, Chairman.
NJ p BEAN Secy
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Jeff. Davis az Iiichmond.

President Davis, accompanied by his Aid,
Col. Wigfall, of Texas, and Mr.. Toombs, OF
Georgia, have arrived at Richmond. Owing to
previous severe indisposition of President Da-
Wis the trip from Montgomery to Richmond
was as private as practicable. Still the En-
quirer says, the journey was one continuous
ovation, and has infused a martial feeling that
knows no bounds. The welcome at Richmond
was enthusiastic. Mr.. Davis rode on horseback
and Mayor of the city. In response to the
hurrahs of the multitude, Mr.. Davis said:
"My Friends and Fellow Citizens, am deep
ly impressed with the kindness of your mani
festation. l look upon you as the last best
hope of liberty; and in our liberty alone is our
Constitutional Government to be preserved
Upon your strong right arm depends the sue
cess ofour country, and, in asserting the birth
right to which you were born, you are TO re-
member that life and blood are nothing as COM
pared with the immense interests you have al
stake. [Cheers.]
at may be that you have not long been
trained, and that you have much to learn of the
art of war, but | know that there beats in the
breasts of Southern sons, determination never
to surrender-a determination never to go home
but to tell tale of honor. Cries of 'neverl
and applause.] Though great may be the dis
parity of numbers, give us a fair field and q
free fight, and the Southern banner will float in
triumph everywhere. [Cheers.1 The country
relies upon you. Upon you rest the hope Of
our people; and / have only to say, my friends
that to the last breath of my life, | am wholly
your own" Tremendous cheers.
After brief speeches from Wigfall, Letcher
and Mayor Mayo the troops were reviewed by
President Davis.
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ROLL uONOR-mAY 1851.
Terrible Accident at Bellevue.

Total receipts on subscription for May
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The voIunteer,r AdIen.

BY JOB BARNARD.
Adeu TO the joys Of my boyhood
My home, for summer, adieu
To gay ripping rills, III not wander
This May through the green glens with you
The glee Of your rapturous laughter,
With MARBLES the wild wood birds trill,
May quicken the heart-throbs Of others,
But mine with the drum beat shall thrill.
Adieu to the deep-shaded forest,
The orchard, now snowy in bloom
And lakelet, just back of the meadow,
That mirrors the clouds and their home.
Farewell to my early companions,
The sharers of all my young joys;
May life e'cr to them be MS shadcless
As when We together were boys.
Farewell to the nymph Of the castles
I've builded on pillars Of air.
Sweet Pearl who bewitches my fancy
The lass with the nght-colored hair
Perhaps she may say, IN repine not,
And soon smile away every tear;
A patriot, strong and true-hearted,
I'd not for such trihes wish here
Kind sisters, grieve not that leave you
The warfare Of freedom to learn.
Farewell my dear father and mother,
60 though ne'er may return
go for the land that we cherish,
The ensign our ancestors gave;
And should be doomed in red battle
I'll fall where it floats DER the BRAVE.
WEsTvILLE, Ind, May "a.
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mntI,nrs. nend ThIa.

See advertisement of Prof L. Miiors Hair Iuvgorator
In another column. 44y1.
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gen. scott,s view of slavery.

On the 9th of February, l843, Gen. Scott
wrote a letter to Virginia STAKEHOLDER, in
which he sets forth his views upon the subject
of American Slavery. 1t was widely copied al
the time, but the long interval which has elaps-
ed since its publication, will render the follow
ing extract new to many of our readers;
l am persuaded that it is a high moral obli-
CATION of masters and slaveholding States tc
employ all means, not incompatible with the
safety of both colors, to meliorate Slavery even
to determination. ! suppose 1 hardly need say
that, in my opinion, Congress has no color o.
authrity, under the Constitution, for touching
the relation of master and slave. do but Sug-
Sest the remedies and conditions of Slavery, to
inspire the patience, hope and charity on al
sides. The mighty subject calls for the exer-
else of all mans wisdom and virtue, and these
may not suffice without aid from a higher
source.
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An HncIdenI.

Monday evening" at the close of the Funeral March Of
the Tilotson Guards, halt made the square in
front Of tho Court House, Captain CRowELL arranged
his men in hollow square, and then brought his wife
forward and introduced her them ALL 1t was pleasing
and interesting which will not be forgotten
BY the Captains wife or his gallant eomrdes 1t wa.
witnessed by but few ofour citizens and being without
ostentation display free II 1t had occurred in
private paror That friendly heartfelt eorgratulAtior
will be taliamanc chord to vibate through every sold
iers breast, and whether the tented field or weary
march, in bloody conflict the last ofes fu
aow the thought that womanu prayer Aseends for them
will be Joy In their pleasures, will tighten every toll and
linger lovingly about their hearts last pulsation.
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More Recruits wanted.

From the despatch published below it will be
seen that Lieut.. c. NJ. FoUKE, of Capt. Tillot-
sons company, will be here to-day to recruit
25 men, for the three years service we presume.
This will be an excellent opportunity for those
wishing to serve their country to get into good
company, commanded by excellent officers.
The three years volunteers receive, in addi-
ton to their regular pay, mileage to the place
where they are mustered into the service and
milage home from the place where they are dis
charged, and 800 90 bounty, when honorably
discharged from the service;
SPRINGFIELD, o., June 6th 81.
| l. NJ. KEKLER:-Publish that l will be at
Fremont in the morning to recruit twenty-five
men. @. NJ. FOUKE.
Lieut.. Fouke will be assisted by Sergeant K.
W. Cook, in enlisting men. Head quarters will
be at the office of G. o. Tillotson, over Perry
! Closes Grocery Store.
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The humanity Of Traitors.

A Norfolk correspondent of the Balti-
moro American writes:
On Monday last the following incident
occurred at Portsmouth: The wives of the
volunteers, as we'll as the families of those
who were suffering on account of the men
joining the army Of the Confederate States,
met as usual to receive their weekly pro-
visions, which for tho two previous weeks
had been given out to them as agreed, con-
sisting of twelve pounds of flour and twelve
herriugs. They assembled in the boat
house to receive their regular supply, when
the Rev. Mr.. Hume of the Baptist Church
of that place, told them to 60 away, that
there was nothing for them, as there was
not enough for the soldiers. Thus the
poor creatures, many of whom had not a
mouthful at home, were compelled to ro-
turn hungry, with no prospect before them
of receiving assistance or work in any
shape.
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Vet Another Chance.

We have received the following notice from
Clyde, which we publish with pleasure, and
trust that the company will soon be full.
Those who have any inclination for military
drill need not be further urged in the premises.
CLYDE, o., June 3, 1861.
Boys, now is your time to pitch in. The un-
dersigned has received orders from head quar-
ters TO organize Zouave Company; the same to
belong TO the reserve militia of Ohio. Go in
Boys, and when the sun dawns upon the morn
ing of the Fourth of July next, try and show the
people Of Sandusky County, that you are not
behind in preparing to defend the flag of our
country. This company when full will hold an
election for officers, and the returns be made
forthwith to the Adjutant General The enroll
ing paper will be found with ]. W. Waterson,
Agent for the O. a T. Railroad, Clyde.
FRANCIS T. C0LLVER.
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An imPromptu, by vrginian Lady, still In the Unio
Loud be the note of triumph rung,
Forgot the battles Homer sung;
Let all men under heaven see
What Southern chivalry hath done;
The day that saw Fort Sumter won,
Seven thousand conquered seventy
Let heroes from Thermopyl@
To Waterloo, forgotten be; ft.
Our faith in them is shaking. r
Their deeds were rather grand, know;
But not, though We have praised them so,
At all like Sumter's taking.
Thank Godl if twas bloodless fight
Even brother foes in this unite;
May only such our heaven seel
But none can take from Southern men
The fame of that great battle, when
Seven thousand conquered seventy
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BELLEVUE june o.
The boiler of ]. B. Highly d Co. steam flour
mills burst this p. m. The Engineer, J. NJ. Fry,
and the head miller Mr.. Thomas Irvine, were
fatally injured The building in which the
boiler stood is completely demolished. Pieces
of it were thrown at great distance. One end
of the boiler was thrown against house, crush
ing completely through. None of the inmates
were injured. The interior of the mill is not
much damaged.
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From Tie Daily Journal Of Tuesday.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS DEAD.

For several days past serious fears have been enter
tanned throughout the country that the intelligence Of
the violent illness of Hon. Stephen A. Doug would
be followed by the Of his deceRse For
last three days the telegaphc report had given
hope that he would In the dispatches Of yes
erday morning, thought the signs ofmendng;
but alas only few brief hours and the telegraph brings
the following which carries sadness to all hearts:
CHICAGO, June Sd, 1851.
Senator Douglas died at o'clock 10 minutes this
ing.
Those in attendance at the time Mrs. Douglas DR..
Miller, Mrs. Cults J. Madison Cults, Jr of Washington,
D. =. Rhodes, of Cleveland, DR.. McBcker Spencer C.
Benham and DR.. Hay of Chicago.
His remains will be taken from here on Wednesday to
Washington.
These few lines fell with stunning weight upon the
whole people Sadness oerspread every face, and grie
fills each heart. Truly mighty is fallen-the
ton is chief mourner to day.
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Geo. Copway.

Geo. Copway the "Indian Warrior" was
at the Angler House yesterday, accompa.
MED by his wife. He was en- route from
Washington to Detroit, and left last night
on the steamer. Mr.. @. had with him a
piece of oil-cloth from the hotel at Alexan-
dria, stained with Col. Ellsworth's blood
He had also piece of the Secession flag
that fioated over the Marshall House.
Copway says his company of Indians have
been accepted-the telegraph to the con-
trarY notwithstanding CLeve. HeraLd.