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Nfm ahurrtisrnfs. rnf
GREAT Cure.
DR.. LELAND'S
ANTI RHEUMATIC band,
Is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
AND \ SURE CURE FOB
All Mercurial Diseases

1t Is a conveniently arranged BanG, containing
a medicated compound, to be worn aro-nd the
Waist, without injury to the most delicate per
sons, no change In habits Of living is required
and It entirely removes the disease from the
system. without producing the injurious effects
arising from the Use Of powerful internal medi-
cires which weaken aud 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,
effectinS IN e1ay instance perfect cure. and
restores the parts afflicted To healthy condition.
This band is also lost powerful ANTI-MEgCU-
RIAL agent. AMI viii entirely relieve the system
from the peTniciOHs effects of mercury. Moder-
ate cases are cured in few days. and we are
constantly receiving testimonials of its efficacy
in agrivated cases of long standing.
PRICE $500, to be had of Druggists generally,
or eau be sent by mail or express, with full di-
rections for use, to any part Of country, direct
from the principal Office
No. fOS BROADWAY, Neyy-YOrix.
G. SMITH s. CO SOLE PRoPRIESoRs.
N. B.-Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
For sale 10y Ii. c. Devine Ehen> burg.
Agents Wanted Eyrywhere.
June l9, oily.
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EMPLOYMENT.
SADDLERY! SADDLERY!

SI1HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
L the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country that he has opened a Sdddler's shop. in
the basement of his dwelling house. on Homer
street, where he is prepared to furnish to order
on the most reasonable terms, every description
of Saddles Brides and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the busi
ness employing none but the hest workmen.
and using the best material upon all his work. he
hopes to MERIT and receive q liberal share Of the
public patronage.
Country pr, duce at all times taken in exchange
for work, and the highest market prices allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebensburg, Sept, IA, 1S59.-f.
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MAEE00D.

: GAS How Lost How Restored.
Just puilisae3 in a Sealed EarelVss,
OK THE NATURE: TREATMENT AND RAD
ICAL CURE OF SPERMATORHEA Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and In
voluntary Emissions inducing lmpotency, and
Mental and Physical iTCaTaC5ty.
Br RCs- = CCLNEswRLl- NJ Il.
s..t0r Of he =. Green BOak.' SC
The .vuriu.r,nawne6 author. IN this adm iTatle
lie, Iure, clearly proves from his own exper ienoe.
ilat the aw.ul Consequences Of Self abuse may
be efieCtualy removed without mediclne and
Uirbou, d nz.e!ous surgical operations, bougies,
iu>-r,,r,.e is 1incs CT oar3ials, pointing out
mole uf eu.e - once ocltain ami ef,ctual, by
vi.ic'. every sufferer. matter what his oonol-
Won may le. nav cure himself chedlsy. Prirdfe'y,
and "a iioallg. This lecture VIII prove boon 70
: u~ar6> and thousands
Sent u,,6er seal to any address. post pad. on
the receipt i i,vn postage stamps, by addressing
DR.. CIi J e KLINE. NJ n. l27 Bowery.
New York. T St Office Box 1886
March 20. 1851 April H. ls6o--iy
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License Notice.

The following named persons have filed their
petitions for License in this Office which will lie
pretcnted for the action Of the Court at Ar
gument Court to be held on Wednesday the Goth
inst
TAVERN LICENSE.
David A. Watt. Chest Springs.
QUART LICENSE.
James Purcell, Jchnstown.
Clerks Office.
Ebensburg June II 1861
J MCDONALD. Clerk.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES B. KENNEDY, decd.

Whereas letters of administration de bonis non
on the estate of John B. Kennedy, late of WASH
ington Township, Cambria County, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned by the
Register of said County, all perons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to present
them properly authenticated for settlement, and
those indebted are required to make payment
without delay.
May Is, IS61,-6t. H. KINKEAD. !
Administrator I
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-03

We congratulate our readers upon the
scovery Of a sure cure for Rheumatism,
aut AID Neuralgia. and all Iercurial Dis
4:ss, which is effected without the Use Of
5e'psI III. dicincs. which destroy the corsti-
non aod give temporary lief only, IL fact
. !. tie Only kuown remedy efecting per-
.a cure. aud we feel warranted, from It's rec
amendstons in calling the attention of the
5c:el anI those having fsien Is suffering
tcm Rhcuma;ism. Gout, Neuralgia Of the
-.rcicious effects Of Mercury, to she adver-
rasuent in smother column Of our paper, OF
|. Leiand's Auti-R .eumatic Baud.
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Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,

TOR THB RAPID CURE OF
Colds. Influenza. Hoarscnesss
Group. bronchitis. Incl ipient ConsumP-
ZION and the Relief OF ConsumP-
tive Patients i'm advanced
stages Of the Disease.
-Tss fs remedy 50 universally known 80 -1aEs nv
Other tr the ere Of throat snd lung coml Ms, thai Il
Is useless here publish the evidence Of lts vines Its
u,,-va- excellence for coughs and colds ana Its 1ry
yvo,rul cures of pulmonary disease, have rnae IL
-,o,yn throughout the civilized nations OF the Garth
families among leIn
WHO havc not some personal experience 81 its cnecis
a Irr trorv Ia their midst of lis victory over the
sulle and dangerous disorders of the throat aid lungs
q bc- know too the effects Of this remedy, reed not
do more than TO them fat II has all The Wy
-nps that Gid have when making the cures winch have
Won SO strongly upon the confidence o. mankind
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER s. CO, Lowell, fass'
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lcckpr.p-Ihe "MoUST.rSsxro.' of Gcl
ln i'll tits coLu-y, Cap'ain David Mills
we been accepted By Col John ". Geary,
are Of the vo,uuteer companies to compose
!. Regiment Of Inf,utry. he Is now raising
the service nt the United States. They
're to start for Philadelphia, the place of
ely1vous, on last Monaay. but We have no:
armed whether they then succeeded in gett-
2 Of. Capt Mills was a member Of the
Aubria Guarls during the Mexican War,
ri PARTICIPATED in the battle of Cnepu!tePec &c.
Re : brave s,ldier, and and an accomplish
i cfzeer, aud MS men are all gallant and
n3y Mount aineers. A membe" ofthe com
;,pg las promised to ccrresP'ud with us
rgulsr!. hereafter
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Oak Grove, S. c. june oath, l

Oak Grove, 5. G.. June oath, 1859.
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EE EE
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..c.DE HoTEs, Ebensburs, Pa

HENRY FOSTER, PaoPRrETca.
"I1S HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN As
the -Ebensburs House." is one Of the old
81 and best stands IN the borough Of EbensburE.
f,r ths accommodation of the travelling communi
~ Tho Proprietor assures all who may be dis
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n.-,.a To render his guests conf, rtable-
Ehensburg. April Il, 1s5s:22:ly-
nE JOB MONA .:' 'i' A."o' oos's a
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Office of the Jeffersonian, Philippi, Va.
Dec 18th. 1858.

Dec 18th, 1858.
Dear Sir:-I feel it my duty well as my
pleasure, to state to you the following circum-
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A gentleman of this place, "a lawyer has been
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Er ,IOb HORh =, 'Es A'"Us co''e a
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-03

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy care OF the sab3oined varieties Of
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DyspepsIa. Heart Disease. F'fts. EpiIeP Psy
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14
From New osk.
-rerial o. the Tribune

Nsw \ oKk Nov. l3
A special from Fort Monroe says th. eaiire fleet
formed ii grand lines for the ii ght. TIE Wa
ossh ea.sna ID, Bieh,Il.e lAnk.ng the movement.
which was IN circle, first delivering broad-ide
MO Fort Beauregard on the north esi and ssthe
ii.-t came rouuataAins / or Maker IN thc ~oath-
west k,'h tort- responded vigorously. The Paw
bae ahd the Mohican got agrtuui, and we're con
riierahly tana-el The rebel iess is supposed 70
be 90
Gen Dra.tn command. at Fort Walker, and
.a!. Eili4lt i; Fort Beaur-gaid lne rsbels Teur-
ed across >euIl ro.k to . village two miles in the
interior W mere il Il sald they intended making u
stand. me negroea \ "a already began tu pliiage
ard destroy DesntJr;- Enc white population acd
20 Thar cs'on II small steamers ~ the inside
route
There ptnir al s>avanuah, AMI il wa, he
No II, stliure would W. easy.
II s understood sherman win ,'lpfnse his ro-
sltinn before inakng any forward movement.
In the forts - found - llrg supply ol aminu-
milton acd stores et TIA best description.
Col DuIan. Will iinulc iiately survey the hsrhor
and place Lsoys anl erect lights. Inc position
WI be Iia,.e Tie y, rlHancnt haze ei el.ratans.
The Aest stood within eight mics ii the forts,
"-rg second tu-e. AMI poured shells INTO q en-
al The rrte oi 2on ler hour MOI single shcil
sent ny the reheis buTet la tic shlia. The Wabash
va struck several fin@s. as Wa most ni The fleet,
but every shir ~as in hfhiing Condition when
tile i-heir toor 10 their hec
the surgeon ei Font Naeet ~ Ill ui next
day
thirteen mlnute guns " ere ireu ,ndicatin. the
bai Al III tue lu2. General
Ih~ troops hia not occu,lcl Beaufort when the
steamer lett.
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AFTERNOON DiSPA1C n rs +.
Later From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, NOV -
The steamer ..osi,le has Just arrived at oli
Point frum the great expedition. She lett For;
Royal on Sunday morning, and brings cheeri NJ.
ip,eligenee The Captain lcf. her at tins place
and pr eeds direct TO Washington with dispatches
ani trophies, two brass cannon aud several seces-
sion flags. lie reports the gallo was very severe
The Union and +cesta went ashore ana were lost
as previously reported.
The feet arrived AT Port Royal On Moniay, he
sth. The gun-boats while rouniig IN. received
fire from the Fors, but with-nt damage. On
Wednesday, tho weather prevented active opera
tions, but Oh Tuesday morning the men OF war abd
gun boats advanced to tn n tack. heactlon con
meused az 10 A. NJ, and was hotiy carried ON for
about four hours, a. which time The rebels were
compelled TO retreat. Our loss waS 5 Ut officers
the chief Of the hoh:can. About 20 were wound !
cd. Rebel loss unknown 81 bodies were found by
our men and burlel. All their wounded except
two, were carried III. Two forts were captured.
Fort Walker, on Til ton Head. mounting % guns,
and Fort Beauregari, on Buy Point, numbering
10 guns Of heavy caiibre. The forts we're both
new and splendid earth works Of grest strength are
constructed in the highest style oi military sense,
and pronounced by engineers az impregnant
against any assaii by land 'orces.
The final retreat vi the rebels was perfect
rout. Iney left everything arms and egailmen ents
OF all kinds, to tho aficsrs swords and com
mi ssions all letters and papers both public aud
private, orders, books and documents of all kind !,
afording our officers much valuable information
Among the papers was a telegram from JeH Davis
TO the commander OF the post, informing him OF
the sailing Of the feet, and that he kne" their
destination to be Port Royal. The whole sur
rounding country was seized with rsriec. panic.
The day after the Hght the Seneca ami two
other gun boats proceeded TO Beaufort. and found
but one white man in the town, and he drank.
All the plantations up the river seemed to be de
serted except by negroes, who we're seen IN great
numbers and who a. the beat passed came dawn
70 the shore with bundles in their hands. ns if
they expected to be takan Oh. They seized all
the letters in the Post Office after the capture of
the forts The whole, sbcat $500 men, we're
safely landed and established on shore The
forts we're hut little injured, but the rebais could
not stand the explosion of our bonb shells
The force or the eueny, - ascertained from
tb cir paI,srs Was 900 men. under Gen. praIT0n,
of South Carolina Our victory is complete, the
rebels leaving everything but their lives, which
they saved by running. Blu, four prisoners were
found, and tWo Of them were wounded Iii hands
OF the feet are represented as acting 10 the most
gallant manner. The reporters who accompanied
the expedition fson New York, are on the Bisn-
vile, with full details.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14
DAVENPORT IOWA THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II 1861

the ether Infantry regiments cecnFlei the
souih-ths CAvary supporting The lth lniAn
try Near tue head Of the grave. The c:ief
mcurnrt. were .iston-J aud about II tie Gov
ernors stat, the Fed Officers. Body Gnard,
Marshsls AMI CITY Government A The TO-
main. II the hraye we're being lowered
into the gtsv-. The intense Anguish OF the
widowed wife became quite ahcoltrui.ti- an!
hat-t out IL ,ncanings and heart breaking II.
which ~or- audible 10 all present, II was a
.eene II great -oiemnlty. The rsrnsiLs having
pa-ssd forever from the iac- oi The earth. Col
Hall ordered three solleys q musketry 10 he
detschment. The ceremonies ere thus ended
car city has done i,.eli honor ia thus --cur-
ing al apfiorrisie ahi truly grand demons,fa
iion over the reu.sius OF one who stood high
au.on., the hiave mea of Iowa. The military
her deserve thanks for its hearty co-o,ers-
ton and especially 10 We give credit to Chief
M.r.ha Hi lor his truly able and efficient
services on the occasion.
Iowa ha- lost a brave colder " hie he
sleeps the a.ep tha, knows waking let no,
the cause Of he death be forgotten Brave
hearts ard -tfong aruis are yet left 10 tii the
place mad. vacant, and asenge the dep IN
Jury. The death Of him whom orr citizens
have just hurled beneath the green ;u,i Of
oaLdaie, will but nerve the arm u The lovers
u or Government, and tasten the doam OF
traitors in arms against it.
ArCTIoN SALE OF FIEsT CLASS FrR-
HIIlRk --Ihos Orr VIII sell on Thursday, NOV
l4rh at 10 oc!och, 1T the late rrsdeuco oi
Mrs. Watson, corner OF Iowa and llth streets,
on. fe't OF parlor furniture ,n- --tt oi cisn,-
Ter tGruitur-, inshngony book case. what ioi
msrlie toi. 'ahi-s work ,ati--. t-d-i-.,'- mat
tres-es, rhaii- tables. n'irors, heating stoves.
cook stoves. and u general assor;m. 1T OF kitch
en- furniture
Alao one jonpe seated sp,ing wagon ard
har.e.s Premises Ter rent inqure AT the
sal.
NOV l2th-3t
FE5TIvAL.--Thc ladies' Of the Soldiers
Aid society propose giving festival mi oYs
ter tnrper, Tor the purpose OF raising fands in
order To continue their elf lris to supply the
sics aud wounded soldier. Of Iowa with the
necessaries and comforts not provided by Gov.
ernment. This festival will be held IL Metro.
potan Hall on Friday evening, November the
10th. Contributions for til. ,nbi- are invited
from those willing TO aid in the good cau.. and
will be thankfnly received 10y the mmiitee
Of arrangements. who will be in attendance al
the hill alter !. o'clock Friday uorniuy. Al.
lns-i u t. the ,s:;:n!, 10 cents .i3i
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THE CITY,.


iKAovAL--lhe editorial and count
i"s room OF The DEMOCRAT AND N.~- viii be
,,oo,. ,, r., :, ~.
main doo,wsv os;.a a, tho h.., ., ,h.
a,oht b,.. aoor an ,L. l.n
EXTRA copies Of this morning paper,
Ia wrappers. ready for mailing, can be bad by
applying At the Counting Room. in Grgg-'
Block Price cents
TIE Adiutant General acknowledges
the receipt OF a bundle Of baudag.. lint and
small pillows for the Iowa Volunteers in hospi.
tails. from Mr. sophia T. Hubbeii oi lDav-n.
port.
.,ns ,aor .ao, ,ho ~. .,ld;.
,n.r9
na a,,a ,h.u uv,,. ,, al, /
will be tuitel
Nrw C;aons WLisier seems Ia nm
a.r.,.,5w.u ho,s :. s,oce.a !, ,ns,,... H..
.L..i, coa.,..,,, /, r,cs;,,
ErpNIfrpr Ar ArcT1oS -Onr ci,;-
zens should bear In mind that the splendid
furniture ia the late residence "i Mrs. Watson
ccvner OF Iowa aud Eleventh ftree's, is 10 lie
cold al auction today capital opportunity
- here presented TO purchase anything IN the
housekeeping line desired Sale commences
al 10 O'Clock this a. NJ
E..,,,,,,, n,,ca A,.
=
49,
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From baltimore.

bALTIMDRk, Aes. ~
tr'a. an at!rer ]uSt come up, gather he toi-
lowing particulars >oaa 81 our vessels were
>iiui,. in- lsNnee lest killed anu two ouhied,
and suffered nofe injury than sny other, and une
rouad shot wsnt iltIoug. her ward The aba h
had ner nam mast tndly hurt with routd shot.
/ lie focuilauias ha.' one man badly INJURED The
as>i--ia1' engineer q The Mohlean baiiN hurt.
aud the chlsf engineer Wa. killed When our
trOH ~ ok possession ui the inrtF they found IT, 4
j I. yiilI fhr isi.t liillnn Head. The b.s
h AZ mined the II 4ai fixed h. halyar,!s Of the
H., taat whra sht hr should lie drawn down.
the mine woail he sprung. h. hsyards spung
nIirc IA tie h"Gs. used hy tie officers bat dad
n"t yilocc large quantity "f Iowder dis
covered, also u large amount ul English unmubi-
tIon and rruJeciIle-.
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CANADA LIQUOR STOR r
.vO. So DrHelv Street.

4 SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
"a Foreign and Domestic Wines and Hrandiss
just received and for sale low for cash, viz:
Su Z erior Old Cosnac, Of tn. best brands,
Catawba brandy, very fine and pure,
American isrsody, Ter cooking purposes,
Fine Old Scotch Whisky,
Jid bourbon and Rye Whisky, guaranteed pure,
sherry, Port and Madeira Wines, old and Jr,nie,
Npsrkling Catawhe and Champagne Wines,
of the very best brands
Cherry, slack berry and Raspberry Brais1y
good for dysent~ry and diarrhGn,
Cider inegar Common Vinegar Sorghum Syrup
&c, &c., Ac., de-, dc.
All Of which will be seid IT prices to suit the
times. eli thor ~ Wholesale Of retail, by
ies-.ttS II. =. BINl.Et.
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DRs. NEWELL A CHARLES,


DRS. NEWELL n CHARLES.
DENTl lists,
aUn RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
~ the citizens Of Davenport and sur
~l0yOY rounding country, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients favoring Drs N. b c. with heir e.n-
fdence may rely upon their utmost exertions to
perform every operation 10 as perfect manner M
possible. Particular attention paid to the reeu-
lation Of Chidrens Teeth. Terms Of artifc ia
work made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office Oh Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
REFERENCES:
BRAND, Mayor, Galena.
BEN. CAMPBELL,
WEIGHLY SMALL,
DR. }. A. SCKOGGs, ' Dentist.
PA. LIvERMoRE,
G. W. hEArsTEAD, II. D."
+. CRONIE, N. d.,
DR.:W Hills, Davenport
my72-tf
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE Up TnE DKxockAT AND SEws.i
Hasioes. ver, ,iyh, .o.dsv Wheat is tva
cent. loxer
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