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, 1861-03-29

!: !, s. !: & / III; I'll: Appointments.
Especial Dispatch to. the. Chicago Tr1buRe.l !;
;1' t1VAiiaHf8 t1VAiaHfSaf OK, Mapch q. 81:
- J.. L. .Rcripps, Editor: CHICAGO TRIauaE has
been appoiEted and confirmed to day, as Post
master Of Chicago: =. &c. Larned, Esq., has
been ditto;i % District Attorney Of the North.
ern District; Cassius II. Clay, has been trans.
ferred IRON The Spanish to The Russian Mis-
tslon, and Iarl schnrtz has: been made Minister
to Spain. ?,
, 1861-03-29

-. - : -: .1oEDoN, Friday March T. 16G1.
: CoRx-suppltee Of Ergltth wheat c9ntinus s1nsn
Eng1fsh wheAtwas, 64s Cd on C5 400 ore returned
For foreign the demand continuet nodcra1e at pre-
vt1na t4tea: White American wheat G3EIt6s red
68s8tz1 per 4r. Flour Sgs 133s per btl.
= :: >';''7 - = -" = 'BAt.fSo DHos.
, 1861-03-29

7osktown' ottawa, 5000 n lumber. 49,
i.Ansesuaator, .n Athens, 181 20 It lumber. r:,'.
beae nryah, Il Sale. p,45S. It lumber, 7.40O It
sloihg y bhS - aooo lath, s2to rs carpenter work,
, 1861-03-29

ST Eu,it+ Sandwich.
Davis l. OenRaa. Charissa
n HsymmeE, N.p,,Nat.ooa
-. H~oeS, Arcold-
Isu. ,ldgt j. QBr:cus Ash.
G.wlcCoEkes, Oakland,
Thnmn9 &ekrs, Matrooc,
Tion,cssa :: EzkAlhiar,
Lewis : l;uv,a'sT. Horrt on
Husnnhrtcs i .5c;%wn. .CL-o
Il. I. Wait her, Calrot,,
6tAr d T:as los, M eyiiles
j, ~ LaG1=. Akalfy,
u. 3. f.iEe, AcCo:Ae,,
J1es. D3aae. Fr1trit- C.tJ
LOCK {. H2.o.. I>land1lVA,
]. u. Yarw ocr, Ei3ias
VIM. cosarr Geneva
Buck d lsoe Aarora,
l. B. Asske, AnEA
i,;skW !; TakW1 91Ls n"a ~ tar
141 SsNaI g 1so'' Ns' w.
~, Met I.. e+a-
Alnsuen q 1onas!ot1 oA'
nns. e,,.,ct
Nir1er i Bro, bIofrison,
"ifIaea Tea 6 haM'
,rESsr,.- sf,o,,c,r
! 9osn Z re-, nSa.ss* x..1 KHo!HSilis ~! viii
Il II He;,.e7 S5ln-ton
i nn.csn EncIyllia
Syinfcr c.1I~no. 40
+. Z. Aoarlbston, sales. 3.
rhfxt Warren Erfazeport :
Andersen h Glass Ca5Ien-
VILE
" GTaan- c.Srfeuyi,Ie
i Ssstyar.t. 81 i :: - ship.1
, 1861-03-29

4 .Rroa4onp, Mareh 2e-Amendruents pro-
Rosed :ys@stsrday. e In the Convention, vere de-
, 1861-03-29

r NEW ;YoRE1t- March 28--It is announced
shat the Grand Trunk Railroad Company, Is
unable to meet the interest du8 On: the 18Th;
1a me stock OF the sAtlantic and St Lawrence
Company, leased By them. :: -iH:1''
, 1861-03-29
@BY;TEIiEGRAPH.
appointments by: the President.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE SENAiTl9E;,t: Ail9
FORT RzcKERaEs 70 BE. .REI3F5oRUH1'

:: Runiorx About Tort:sututer.
, 1861-03-29

TRUSfEE's SALE -Wbc e:s,
4 Fr.nsu Y, chaabe:Iala ~ ntMary =. Char ~.
lain. his ftc or th. tEcEty NTH dag Of s.ptcu.
4. D. ~ exetns:i LEX! sl vcTr1 to Etc. n1"'c'.
signed TFuatr.- n Ure' ct T.ust t.rv~y.: :aa
pren,es seE-!;ai:t ss!s Fns't 10 ,ssrse =. Il
OF rtftain t.at;a H.. L: 'u.isalrE Notes az n
ti!n.d M dc cr,,:d a :i1'l des:.rt ny 4 i.h
said urafs Ill s.ocs *t RI t1e IoAtr III sniG rt<.
c>tat.lcd r, er.ncc Is laroy tl:,f.c 10 tc z'.s
said -,eep, II WHICH hai ie.l ot 'rl+l nct. fr-
corded IN Ih4 :ee rttt Gi:.cr n.,x Cac. t T.;
nuls N Book ~ :Aet L. etls. Page 81; 4 ~ssE
ssefAut l,as t.ea male IT,, Eay.h.Dt II tas SD
Draft, aaa !etrs: s,d application hts IN :'t: e
Int HE Gttr.-s - -: t:'t H@srt I'm - & 3d. ta4
rnFees ard legal Grlars ta. CT sell II: ~ -.
Ela.e3 loisr amt BIZ ytrsac y. thu r,WGr III sac ->tl
Derd OF ru7t ccEta2d ard fa s;a p4rpo,-s u. st'a
cxpress?7.
N~. shcseters. 2n5e notic' fs h:r.hv :!1ea !. At !
shall u 1t public u:clua It tar uoE:1 o-r O. I, .
tunrr t'ouse, tn the Lts IT T. tc1.', Il. TT t1ss
1En 'is 1ur the h!he.s A.i bcsE prtct TIT ,.Isv vii
bring IN ca b. for 1Ele plrp15sh IL Said D. Il iras.
expressed tea o'tlJcA IL TIE forenoon II :: ~.
the tft1. ray ot .spEL !. II It. nrr!-.- sid
Deed OF Trust cys1t3e. ~ t. lowe. t I'll. w.;
sevsat.cn ia, Oft ns heo ssc:i,u Aul;o. t't:.
ea:n; toys tler ~k!l a! th- n, .ur;t"e ;i VI Il
b.ionsiss, and l'he ri~t t!t,e n:ns AL e y i
Ts'trMutt a the ~ F!anSin y. tia:hhtIf. t sr1
Mary $. tb wtt.. shcie hslr; gus II -, sad
= er is-a W Il E!iiJ,yS fr.l-ti
Ch.cszs, March cd. SCI ~ :s.!,:5 SID
, 1861-03-29

+. s.. Louis, Jr,7 III. $50.
" DEAR i siia-1lloz ne the pleasure ana satklae.
Hair Restorative, after trial 0. eve years. rom.
tnenc.d using yonr Restorative In Ja51ar, s5a anSa
which ut1e have not been wltoont bottle on Lnnt
and at lsast. one,thgd grey: 4 ,Esw appiratisca
stopped IT. 1an&. and ii trea Teeks thef4 Eaa nor
grey 9ar be found. Ueither has tIere bean up u
After Ey hetr waB conplete1y restored continued
ita use By applying 1t t CT thres times mp.th 3y
facts above mentt:ned ill be- Ct my nartic1lar a.
!antage to yon CT even Halter your ssity at t"s .a
and even ore y. ndef1nI ones Throughout the UAion
have occuoied my time in traysfti he greater paIt
Of the tine the rst thr re YEARS mad nave take Fsd9
exhibiting Its effects IA my own casn. In s-str H.
stances have met With p"opl trat have p.9nuunct
It humbns: sesins thE Ind u*i It md ,slthon: E
at but some inv aEt l sasd sq te ~ good
above which have 40 toub1 are humbu=s 1t Il as
tonshne that peone Will attontzs an article ef Ft
EspntatsoE when sseE Is ons at hand that ha' beer
apparently. some q thoeo tharlasas. hare Eoi
braiua enough to wrisa advert semgit - notel
stanccs merely inserting so1.e otheS rhnaa N plaee
Ihave. within the past Eve ysars, 6sea aad talked
your preparation with perfect for b.tu
ness grey hair. seah head dandrul, and every dis
s4ss t',e M scaln ard hend M] srs M] s9hjess e.
of business here, out 1car-ed iou EsEa aow living
Asy 1 q I'D sl = M 2ssf
Boz No. ls*Q. WILL g. promptly answore'.
| JAMES WHITE. u. ..
, 1861-03-29

:" =! = .s---..- =. - y
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
, 1861-03-29

''1s9 Hogs averaging 1oS 1oo 1ns. st stss
III * =, Is. - s5O 4s5
, 1861-03-29
M "A K IN H T;TS n
N1 "a lN I IN II u i > T.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
CLRARED: ....... March s7.
sch1 Whirlwind. ee1elson, cen.reville. =:


t.. ARRIVED. ....... March q.
Boston, 1,,s Joliet, 50 tons sand, 1861 ns cooper
AQni1a, South nilx Asl nj sce =.
, 1861-03-29

A'a.ecn, enoPs alThe 9 !. Saline County Standard
:. The tarnera Of this county renart theyr rgheat
crops q appea ring rendrkabiy wslfS Il We hase q
favorable season. there will be largo yieid 10 tha
low theirspara ground IN spring wheat. It Is an n
early crop, aud will not come aufEs irrthese tines
e 1T tsast N consequence Of the short crop Of
Tho Paris Rs'sa,y saysot tho prospect in Mon:
tos county,: .~; =. A14 ~ :;s'::; ~ T.: ::
looks remarkably well, and should nothing occur
to prevent lis maturing luIly, 1t will undoubtedly
y1eld largely according to The acres eown." 49,
Il Avery ettensise farmer from Rails county ID: :
log unueuaiIy thrifty and aoarishing for this sea-
tes wefs highly beneficial to + IN projecting 1t
weather iS cansIng It. to shoot forth with much
ytgor and promise; In this county. too. We Learn
81 gS9d 4p ard
Of this grain. n.-Hanntoa1 lAo.} Aeasetger.,
F.. NaorEfPs6arrc7si Ar s4uE sourH-The 1aw
countrymen who have Yentured to town the
nSst 49, Teee eesnrp rspoEtea he Wheat crop The
seascy ef a; Ut b 9,steS
~ 5,reh 1ase sap apasturlng-daatln {1ta1} Gou7isr,
-Fha xhsat crop W !, this ; ecanty was never uus
| from this time on Will Insure I'd Overwhelming
etop,:-Leaaaon (7enn) HeTald. Mareh 20.
I.LThe wheat crop, We afe told, Is unusually
! PROMISING 4 large amount Of land has been de-
voted 10 tho crop, while tho season has been high.
1avol1n1ei and the plant fa well advanced and
thrifty: An early liberal harvest is. confidently
eeSxpected-fsave4tegiAe. e e 4$nn) Observer, March
! We have no, material change to make in our
report from last weeks Issue. The weather FOR the
p*sI weak has been: a. continuation iof the two
+ waeks previous. Farmers a, G having unusually
favorable weather for planting and Ill ont door
| work The slight froet has not. that we could
learn. dono any great damage although it Is cup
t posed hatHoms fruit may be Filled a1ong the water
couEses.-Aaeon {Ga.) Messenger, dfasrk II.
..-ln conversation with 1nauy of the farmers OF
| Marshall county during the past week. we are
happy 70 learn chat the wheat crop of this county
I bids fair to be better than ever before a lQrce
amount Ct land has been eown In wheat, and tic
winter has en- go favorable fosits growth that we
| look foz au unsnsfiy large crop. We world not bo
surprised to Gee Marshall e1pnrting wheat and
1ou zthc coming sunner.-Ho!Ey Springs {afiss.)
Herald, 3faTch Is.
! From late personal observations in Oltfbbeha,
in Choctaw. in Attala, and from the Information
We have from other counties In central Mississippi
! We entertain no :doubt that the: growing wheat
| crop In this portion Of the State IL now In the
| most honfishinE condition ever known, and prom
iFes 10 yield most abundant harvest Many OF
the above named counties will raise snt1ciency to
do them. and some to spare.-KoAiuslo fdfjss.)
T. Chronicle, Aarch 20.
, 1861-03-29

-NIGHT SCAVENGER .-Chsrlaa
4*SKunz VII attend to the cleaning Of mtyy ynult1
Eekooynx q atAha manure and any nfsnstye mAftSr
WI td6sfv8 pfckHp4 A414NttAA 11sS]kn
, 1861-03-29

STATE OF ILLINUlS, CJDE
eonnas7 'n3 s-ssresss Coers c! cs.ca.? NHta
~ Gtiean p :lt1or4, Gs.crsa r Gtacri T. t. F!tlin
ma A j;ssg @ y Re-. ss1is -tn Enante. i.
Af1d3yit u u. alc-sr4lAencs CT Ciiec. o. clifford.
ltosse Gs3ti and I. ": PitStn, t2:sad:ns, aho7s
sssI q supe;t2r oEs5 Notes hc1eny =i7en
r ". F1tz1a that thn coasnIatnants diea sHets I'll
of compisat Il satd Court o. tne Chancer; sI- ser
o. the 3tst day Ct pt.ce.hes; . snt thl. : s,:rs.
HSns thsrsupon ssas aas q a'd GuEt a:as: tsa
aEy next ISL g + oT iaw re1airsd. na1 attc.as.
Wt:-on tss tE1 taS Cf FeE tuszvI L. T.. st on a,aa
summons lsaEed out &C 1zid Court asaiuat Iii DIT
dants ret7raabls on tbs l.sl Ac2dsY ol Narca nsa.
1al
Now t4sre:sEs. 1.,o-.Ec7, tts sud Sazr G!ror.-
SSsalEs r H.iiofa - E :" P:fs.a; sal Personally
q Coos Coanty. On re ar;: dsy Of the next tsrn
the arst AsaIay e M:y; 81 . aaa piaad .i**sr
ths zaue. uad 20 27a:er aad ssla%s theren c.s.ed
and stA4ed viii he TAXA = Conferred, aud ctrsa
entered a:allss fau according 70 tas prayer oi saI
bill ". EIHaA;L C;erN
nh let9-tW
, 1861-03-29

tkU SIZE > > ALE. - AYherea3.
L Jes!l.n A:s..1s, On tes el:7oash day CT Jauua,r
A. D. ISL executed and delivered u M ia nsi.r
t!-ncd, ID Trustee, Deed of Trust rrrT,Ssn~ ia
premises h?Scilsfter q Is ecu-a ht
OF crEtsta p-on!lssory Eots thrrei lasnenei a:li
described. f3E full lescfipten OF wlrh s5ii rots
aud Of the power tn said Deed cantaiu-E. rsfpr.
eaee d reby maas :, the Eecord sit; Deed, Ehlh
eaid Deg q lrast Was duty rgs-rud IN shs kecc:-
p eds fa-e " 49, WHEREAS, default hat been :11dq
IL .. payment OF sa!d Pr 1ltazy Notu ami sunlica
Hoa hss 5een nade to ms by J.,h BROOKS tls ii, eo
and !eg2! aod-r la reo! 10 sell tai ra:st "a l,5,.r
Ald by Entr3 y t1 poNbs IL sa3l Deed al frst oc1
tanned. MD tut lie ::s33ts tAe&s+1 eIn-e-san
Nov, tbersoF:, p1af: actts1 ts hereby even r,aty
shall sell Ut paa!ln anctton II the Iuz1a Soor Of taa
Illinois, for ths highest Ard best pfce tho SAM iii
expressed Ut ZEN o. LICK tnu forenoon % Satu1a.
DO Ehfteenta DAY Of Auf J. D. 1851, the pgr,uisea Il
said Deet OF Tttl-s dexcstdei. situate Ii Eyansfon
in tue Countf Of Cook hGa SIlse OF fliao e r.Vtt-
Eonnnenrlug ut puiat III TIT centre of tie Couaty
R0Sl fur "a rods sop!i Of lie nof.h Lima OF Sectton
etEltera Isl Tom t3Ettde f11t Ea. .oa1.een {l{a
et THENCE ru1ntng eat t, &r asr Hue Of tho pc1t
wet qnartcr OF the northwest ,a-;tt q said Sec tr1
eshlep. thence a31tn alx 1od3 ac,t rt;y tupr I'm
drsdths e 100 rc1sl th-nca wes- para:!tl WI.a Tbs
the ceotrr said road ~ plnce Of brs!np. cun.
tanns ahout one and't hAh t.H1 aure more q .ese
together with the buildings the seoa; togekaer vi IL
the appn te1anc1a thess1nto b-l3. ii X End iii IL
rtsht title. ueGeus and equity OF redemption Of >oa
JEarlEs lts1ns, Lis h.trA Or sigls HI anu 10 SAL -
IutssA Ca .ntk =. GREGORY Ir1s.,v
ChicRgo, March Esr1, lh6i. nui9,lt,.tI
, 1861-03-29

.Nlaaia Cook Sonnty G'Esu!t corrs CO. / coaa.5.
i Pna,;c; Pai; /. hereby gi.s s:,as / T. Patue
rtse;; Maass: Etc.. in c,a u e K csE3ti s'a::
c!.fscse I, M4 it On :',s 2;sa asy q, ,,, q
tis z;4aisss ia tEaoea dsas, ak sad aay In
Rgns Rsf 3e eae,pa ts d a4s!! m ~ ).
II Y 9 tai socr: n Ganat3 ots Il CUE IL
Ps5ss! & IRA asa L e s,a': wt st,ssSa
ass Tesass'p :! t. ~.
f. tssa oSs 81 Rsa;r oSaep Ell aSs @
a naT M ba aaa s1G acf u 20 a,r.n strctF
81 so o7 sa ah eSs iassssss
- G FAME EREER Hs.t.-+4 ...~.-.
s1a'aee fsotsa1 e G & I'D, - S issssrxsr assr
, 1861-03-29

AX AsTEl<'S HALE.-Stala ii Eli
4II Eo;a Coak Gonnty. >. Adc.?h y..,'c :.
In 1tc SUIT: :tur TOUT Of Chi::. Q. T. hantt,;
taais noEcs Is hereby Ei-eE vail firm :. :::h:.
VIII on na :stn;h day cf Apr1 y tsi alta oetecx
u tas f1eencen u saatday ID ubeiiance tu tc ei4
OF tccree O. sa!s ocT' 10 st.. Ece tIe:lc:: tl,
entered In the '.5n7e entitled Gals Il ray .rs
pca19lsrs 1li-:nent 1ha. caus: ss:l1st t.ea'o.,
Faned deendaht Woi1 sell at p sbtic III, o !os N.
e the highest bIdttr as to t1l OF t:. E7t
House OF she tnuh"g Of Eros y ts Cl.r nj th:c
tin following dcscEb lot WITH tae hui! ling .!er
atatta ~ eH E,int, II CooE. TO VII: i!crE
tFGn!Fu!ne N o~d1n5 Addition IL Chiras p t2- s-s
eatiding thereon. HIRAM F. Il %T:4Ef.
Master IN Tn Gcery Of tle Superior clnr: u c;:-1.a
A1xG, ECrrr y WILSON, solicitors i.r k.tI.!olt..
Dated CiIic1 II fsE! h: l-tti
, 1861-03-29

, LsEEpcoI,- . o'c1otA- RJpAI, March q. isG1.- ;
10 the entire absence II speculation. The market
Il left wholly toe neumcrr, who operate 10 such
an extent a. to sustain PRICES for bIth WI1rnt and
" hour-onr ealcs since Tuesday being at fully tbs
rates then currett. 1.-'
:. To-day there is ssaina cord fair demand for
ter somewhat steadier, and 1cEs disposition shown
to preeB fa1e2- No amendment, ret in either oats
Of oatmeal; Beans and barley steady, without any
alteration Of moment. h1ian cnrn = as taEen to \
moderate extent nt former pricen, 37s to I'd he
Ing the cn rreut rate for mxtd American, e quay.
Maxwell FFurYJFrs
, 1861-03-29

LlYEErooI, March 8.
BRE4o1rTrs.--At. Tuesdays market there
was = good attcEtance OF country hry-
ezs. SUD talr 'consump:ise business done
In wheat It full prices, and in some cases an i'd
yanee q ID to "a per GENITAL obtained on infe-
Elor Qualities; which had previously been the most
slight coacess1on, which ho'dersIesi1ied. i1tian
corn ~as u fetail demand at full rIiecs. -
A. 20 day = market there was u coed consuimp--
nse demand for wheat at the full prices Of Tues
oay. Ftour Has more :sa1eahlc, aud the tnrn Of
p1ces N taroF of seacrs indian In retail de-
1ana a. aaA piece. B1GLA&D, A1nTA d Co. >
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-24
PITTSBURGH MARKET.
PITTSBURGH, JUNE 18th, 1861.

PITTSBURGH, JUNE 18th, 1861.
FLOUR-From Store, the ruling rat are as
follows. Superfne S4.75 to S487 Extra IS 90
to S5.25 Extra $3.50 to SIS so; Fancy brands S.
w to 625 Rye flour, from store, at 2.75 to3. so
Buckwhea, flour, from store, s175 to 1.s0 per
500
GRAlN-Wheat, prime red, s1.O5; white, ST.
H. Barley, so to SO, spring, and 90 to 65 for
lal Bye, 45c. Oats. - to 27. Corn, 40 to
Groceries. Sugar, by the hid c4 to I. and
by the bbl- Z. per Id. Molasses. SO to So per
gallon Coffee. l42 per 10; Rice. 81.
BACoN.-Shou!ders, q per lb Sid,s; 9. to 10;
plain Hams, log; Sugar Cured, II.
BRooMs.-S2 90 to 2.75 per dozen for common
to choise. and So. % for fancy.
BUCKETS AND TUBs.-Buckets, $3.50 to rs
per dozen. Tubs. S4.75 to 600.
CANDLES AND SOAP.-Candlee dipDed lOt
per 10; mould and adamantine Is to l9. Soap,
common, 5; Palm 81.
CHEAsE.-Cummon to good. 81 TO IL.
APPLES Apples $3.50 to2.75 per bbl.
DRIED FRuIT-Peaches. 81 so. pei brishi Ap-
pies 75 cts.
FEED.-Bran, 55 to Sc cts. per 100 lbs:
Shorts, 55 to 65 cts; Middllngs, SI.O0 to Ito
cts; Ship Stufs, 65 to 75 els
Fish.-A1ackaral Sl1.5O to IL 90 per bbl.;
Baltimore Herring, S5;25; Lake White, SIO.5O;
Trout, $1,000.
Potatoes at so cts. per bush
See is.-Timothy 20 per bush. Flax, 81
30 TO I.25. Clover $40.
Whisky.-Bectifed, 10 cts; Old Rye, s1.25
per pa.lOn.
Lard.-No l, % per 10,
Hey.-At scales S8 to 900 per ton.
Hides.-Green Beef Hides. 5; Dry Sailed Hides,
-; Dry Flint Hides. II! per 10,
Oil.-LardNc l, 88. Linseed, 65 per gallon.
Salt'--No, l, Sl.l5 per bbl.
Tallcw.-Rough, I, and country rendered, s
per 10.
White Lead.-S3.5O per keg, and dry Sc per
ID. Red Lead 6 to I. Litharge, 81
Windnw Glass -6xS and 7x9. 81 90; Sx10.
$685. 9x1I to lOxI2, 81 so. SxI3, OKLA, l0x14
s2.75; 9X15 aEd 1OXI6 Sc. 90
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-24

natural funrIo1s- 1i7sc, ~ not reeFc 1ei upon
themselves E1-Tlsnainy organs Troi..ei's 80
eral araraiion suffering, Ii disease hile IA tiiis
ra7ifip n,,nrssssl ty the arrangements. trSN Arc-s
Tills and how directly they restore tie naiHl a.
OF the sysrrIn- aud with y fiic fsiiTh nI lr- =
hy-alfis again, Whist and SC "a -llta u
eosnsisnt. j. also true IN nE ~ lie
seated and dangerous di~f-ruperS- Tine sss1e PuralNe
effect eSr,els them Caul b. similar 49,
,-s.slrars o. the nafIrai functions % T- DO 'lrE
arc r-i flv and them ~src4E a- tx Tue same
means None know the Vitn-N .; ifese Iii, Ns-
fSr cIn;liog when suffering from iln sc-
d,.rs they care.
S-s-erac-,fs fHo-- iais- p~i-isns n sorne OF The
rF. cizl c5ses, .1E fra -+ser T~r k B'Nl FH-s
From FSTz-z-7,r7 Archd: - 5 LolllS Eeo - ---'
DE, AVER Tour Pills the Tara OF ~ ttai -
rsf n rrrs.fci9e They irre cgrc1 lire tf-ftrr
u ulaerou- l-flbl- lisls 8ni cc1 i-i ii1
irsrable for vcars- Her mother has been long ~
susIv afflicted with bl0r-s aud pinles on her Nia ~
hair. AitcT child clieo- she also iI-e1
yaar P..--, AID they have cured her -,,-,--,-,-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-24

How TO PREsERSE BEAUTY TY.-Nothiug Is
more becoming to a man or woman than a
beautiful luxurIant head of hair, and a wo-
mans beauty is certainly incomplete without
fair complexion, and he or She wnc 0cglect
taese great and important adornments OF na-
ture must expect to suffer the modification oi
Premature badness, and wriukled face and
asaiIow skin Nothing is necessary to pre-
sarTe these essential attractions bur the use
ofp prof Moods Restoralve--LoUisUil Times.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.
r. A. Q. KERR, AGENT,
ALTOONA, BLAIR COUNTY PA.

ALIUUNA, BLAIR UUUNI1 IA
N presenting the above named Sewing Ma
11N chimes to the examination and cOnsldera-
han Of the public, the Agent desires to Call
attention to the fact that during the last eight
E.ars, there has been over Il 600 more OF
,aese machines sold than any others in the mar
Get This alone is convincing proof OF the su-
lerority of these machines over all others.
These machines can be seen and examined at
the store of the Agent, in Altoona
Price of No. / Machine, Silver Plated, Glass
scot and new style Hemmer-s65. No. 2. Or
asmental Bronze, Glass Foot new style Hemmer
-s55- No. 8, Plain, with old style Hemmer-
SIS.
y. B. Full instructions given gratis; and for
ilrthur particulars address r. a. o. KERR, Al
toona, Blair co., Pa. SO, 8, ly.
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u If you want choice literature, go to the
Post office and examine DR.. r. Thompson's well
selected stock of periodicals. he has for sale, all
such as GOdey's, Harper's, Leslie's, the Ledger,
Mercury, &C., also daily papers containing the
latest news, portraits of illustrious men.
Union paper, envelopes and insignia of every
description. Besides these the q Doctor Is a
whole soul ed clever young man; give him a
cau
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CO We assure those Of our readers who wish
to purchase good and cheap Groceries and Con-
dictionaries, that they cannot do better than by
calling at the establishment of Mr.. James P.
Murray, opposite the tinware establishment of
Mr.. George Huntley- His prices are reasonable
and his goods of the very best quality.
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REMOVAL!
G o G sE M y Il 4 q Il q II u .

ys,BE subscriber would respectfully inform
n the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country that he has removed his shop from the
old stand to the shop lately occupied by John
Evans (Carpenter.) where he IS prepared to do
all kinds of work in mis- line of business at short
notice and ON reasonable terms. and he hopes by
using but the very best material and employing
but the best workmen to merit a full share of
public patronage. Persons wishing bargains in
purchasing Carriage will do well by calling at
this establishment. He is prepared to manuiac-
ture the following kinds of vehicles, viz -
BUGGIES, of different qualities and prices !;
BAROUCHES, CHARIOTEES, one and two
horse ROCkAWAYS, close quarter, elliptic and
C-spring COACHES, second hand work of differ
ent kinds. Sc, making variety that will suit
all tastes and all purses. REPAIRING done
with neatness add dispatch.
VIM. BARNES.
Ebensburg, April %, 1859-23-tf
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T0fal StRHs.
~ Our farmers are now as " busy as nallers"
harvesting. Crops of all kinds are excellent.

"Anthtopoh' should have sent rs his
eornrnunication two weeks ago. 1t Is now too
late 10 publish an account Of the celebrations of
che 81 Glorious Fourth" in this county if you
have news to send US send it before it is too old
70 be regarded as such.
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EBgNSBURG HOUSE.

Vhe 'undersiged having purchased and taken
| possession Of the Ebenburg House, (former
ly upied by Henry Foster). will be happy to
receive and accommodate his old customers, and
all others who may be disposed to patronize him.
The Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE. STABLE & other facilities that he can
offer at least as good accommodations as can be
had at any other stand in the place. lie is in
possession of large supply of the choisest liquors
with which his bar will be furnished; his table
will be furnished with all tn uxuries of the sea
son. and he intends by his hospitality ard care, to
merit the patronage of all t1Ose who stop with
him.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg April, II. 1861. If.
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a. LILLIAN CARR & CO. WHOLESALE
w Grocers, Importers. and Dealers in For
eign and Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monongahela
and Rectifed Whiskey, No 329 Commercial
Row. Liberty street, PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUNDRIES-jGO Bbls double Rectiied Whis-
key. 1877 Bbls Old Mononsahela Rye Whisky
Par. (very choice } so Hhds \. O. Sugar, 20
Bbls n o. Moiasses. With a general assort-
ment of Groceries. also-BacOn. Flour. Lard
Iron & Nails &c, all of which will he sold at low
prices for cash. WM. CARR & co.
February II, 1S59.tf
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MANHOOD,

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T We observe that our next neighbor,
Mr. Isaac Crawford. i: fitting up his hotel.
the "Ebeusburg House." in a superb style.
All his improvements are tasteful and judi
cious. A new porch has been erected in front
Of the building which adds not a little to its
appearance When all his improvements, are
6uished, Mr Crawford will be justified in
elsimieg. to have one of the baudsomest, and
best flushed aud furnished hotels in the county.