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l PreiIminarN 10 Ini,n.

We nave already mentioned that the
administration have ramoved Colonel b
Watson. democrat, iIom the post Office at
Lawrence, Massachusetts, Ia >p-akng Of
this act the Boston 9st, Is stauuch i
Union paper as exists. says:
President Lincoln and MS associates
in authority, 10y universal Testimony.
", uld have been heivi,es or perhaps pr
-oueI, IA rebel nanG,. but for ihe -...aut
ana timely conduct Of the >tNlu f.t -
EYeut al Massachusetts soldiers those
noble volunteers are public t.Er.aciors,
and The administration aud IT,, c,u..T,
owe them an Immeasurable drLt g.: Ia, G.
ludr.
Lieut.. Col Watson, without :. ing
day opportunity Tor preparation, i.l, ..ll
extensive professional business amt other
important nal pr which urgently c!aj..cd
hI- attention, to lead that Advance. Column
OF irreuen TO the defence OF the T.. Z, a.
suered d ,itai and IL frightened Inmates
Ia person ie commanded the potion Of
the troops that wlihstCoi the uIu. del. u
assault Ia Baltimore. and the men OF
CAPT sampson InI;n-d.aj. comm nd can
testify t. the courage, self =. session and
ability displayed 10y han uu thai irwin:
time winnie IN service tie commanded the
regiment. securing its warm confidence
AMI esteem. and served both the original
enlistment OF three months and Il further
term 90. ten days. tie returned home,
welcomed with cordial greetings by his
iello" ,.lIcI.>. lU>i IN season to receive
lute!I= nee II his removal from Office
" hi!r t. ~ A-Atu-tou, IL those hours OF
tenn ..-i ens., Culouei Watson was
homo -..n e"r,i..t. atteations from gen
item .-u II u.i!cil! station. anu rece.v-
ed '.'. 'h"'n voluntary assurances that
hc Nfa.d "e retained, and prominent
Ma~-4c"u-s-tto republicans. unknown to
han and without solicitation. urged the
administration 10 continue him in office
The Lawrence Sent,aeL owned and con
trOlied by him, has firmly and zealouslv
supported the war for the preservation of
Union. and iorborne the discussion Of 20
litical differences The head and point
OF his offending consists solely in the fact
that he is a democrat
This, then, is a practical illustration Of
. the method IN which the republican lead
els invite the democracy to Il union with
, them. TIE nation remembers with what
gratitude they hailed the arr val at Wash
lngton OF o onei Watson regiment, and
how admirably they acted in the conflict
with the mob at Baltimore. The admin
istratIon, however, has forgotten it. and
Colonel Watson Is dismissed as summarily
from a petty misunderstanding az il he never
had served the country in her hour of
greatest need hicogo lines
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-17

DISAPPEARANCE OF JOHN HloKMAN.-Tbe
absence of Hon John Hickman, ever
since the battle Of the Potomac, has occa.
stoned much comment. He was as savage
as a meat axe in arguing forU rd to
Richmond movement, and was particular
ly severe upon Gen. Scott for his delay
The day after the first battle the valorous
gentleman retired from the scene of &C.
ton sans ceremonis, and has not been heard
from since
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-17

A widow, who had just lost her husband,
was weeping bitterly for the dear departed.
A friend tried to-console her. mo, no."
said the fair mourner, "let me have my
cry out; after that ] shan't think anything
about i,
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday, May 1lth, 1851. will sell good
10 No man for Cash and Bar cash prices
for the past three have tried to sell goods
Tor cash only, but uotws anding our efforts to the
contrary We find that e have sold many goods on
credit. Some will lave credit any hcw though they
know it i, runous them. Now. once for all, We have
determined possible break this credit eusiu-
To accom- lis it, purpose selling for one year
without any profit What will pay freight and ex-
penses selling. BY doing shall place our
selves in position that must refuse no matter nov
anxious may be To accommodate. And ON the other
hand prices will S.cu much lower TO parties pur-
chasing if they have regard Tor their own IN
teresiS, they xill tunL. frrtto pay cash what
they buy. Thus iy the end 81 The we trust par
get in thc haiit at paying cash for what
they guy. iui satisfied OF the saving it Will he
them t-y could be induced to buy on cred
il after ards. Wr -h.l Monday MORN
ing and mark do u our goods. We advise those VIII"
buy H. pes prices before purchasing Ana
advise those who tuy credit {" get them roo -
they can see how u ueh they hav- {" rry 'nr heir
credit. ANDREW LiN'
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Oar Fable.

EsTMiNsiER REVIEW, ior July, 1861.
LoNDE QCAKTEKi.Y RtvIEo, tor July 1851.
BDAckwooD MAGAZINE, tor July, 1861.
Ihese able publications appear with the
regularity OF clock work, aud abate none
in the richness and variety of their con-
tents The great crisis in America is be-
ginning to attract their attention, and al
though what they say on the subject may
not at all times be palatable, their tho
rough acquaintance with the subject, must
excite not only our surprise but respect
AS new volumes commenced with the
fore, favorable time to subscribe, we
subjoin statement of the terms OF sub
scrIntion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-17

Telegraph dispatches from Washington
say, Owen Lovejoy has been authorized to
raise q regiment for the war He must 20
out of Illinois to do it. Possibly he might
organize Buffers contrabands" into q
regiment
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MILITARY COMPANY AT UTIcA.-We learn
that Geo. Hardy. Esq, and others, of
Utica, are about organizing company of
men for the war; We cannot but believe
shat the movement will be complete
success, as the citizens of Utica and vicini-
ty are energetic, intelligent and patriotic
people In Sale Press i0fh
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.4.s4t 3. So.
Regular meeting. Pre- en'-l..,or ,hseyer.
Aldermen Butler, Walters, Dre", .jos, clancy.
smith and Strawn.
Minutes Of Proceedings OF meeting held Juiy
2Si- ugu=s 6;n, and August ga. read and APP
proved
Bond of lopley Drew, city collector. presented
al = on Uouoi u SAITH accepted aud a.yrJy ed
~ burned - A.g,.st y, l.s!. --
O IEANENS iii Ii.
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V1RoM the subscriber, living in Ottawa, on Sunday
evening or Monday last, Iron Grey Mare. With
heavy and TAIL had shoes forward and is four
Years old. Said animal escaped taken from
pastu Mr. Bossetts place, west of Judge Ca'en's
will Amply reward any person who vii, return said
mare at Ottawa, or give information that viii
snable to recover her. DAVID ALLEN.
ottawa, Aug 10. leel-ors
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Money Current .n TIE State Where issued w.4 be
rrcetCed at par
CLUBBiAG.-A discount of twenty-i per cent.
from the above pace will be allowed to Clubs
ordering four u nnoie copies of any one or more
OF the above works. THUS Four copies of Black
wood or OF Review, will be sent 10 one address
for 50; four copies OF the four Reviews and back
wood Tor 800; aud on.
Renttances should always be addressed to the
Publ .erS, LEoSARE SCorr d Co., No. 81 Gold
Street, New York.
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NOTICE..

IL persons indebted % are earnestly rea4.,tsi
~ 10 call aud settle, determined to Gloss
books.
Afrr this date W si.ai Edop; a strictly CASH AND
BARR SYSTEM, JT1 VI. --.i goods prices
correspond. tauE3t CAMERON 4 EBERHARD.
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Carria3c IL pairing SHOP.

Carriage HePairiHS Siur.
A Ii branches of Care ., +ni Wagon repairing VII
"a be done with despat~ir aud ia the h"s MANNER at
GAYS Carriare Shop Iit.tt> mat from SIS
to 3125, and warranted il ryrfy respect
shoe ON the first corner north of the teiger House
La Sale 81. locSl JIG. GAY, Agent.
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Intend despatching their fall powered Cyde-buii, iron
Steamships ever, Saturday at noon IRON
Pier 4! North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First cabin .--... -. f15 Steerage. 430
40 10 London 80 do to London IS
Steerase return tickets good for six months, 500
Passengers for~arded to Paris, IIayre, Hamburger
bremen, ana Rotterdam, at reduced through fares.
PERSONS wishing to bring their friends buy
tickets AT ottawa at the following 10 New York:
From Liverpool or Queenstoun first cabin. 49, SIS,
and 4lU5
Steerage from Liverpool. $40; Queenstown. $50.
These Steamers have superior acconnodations Tor
Passengers and carry experienced surgeons
They built III tight iron sections, ana nave
Patent Fire Annibiiators.
ANDY 10 J. ". FAY,
ABA At the Erchdnse Bank.
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CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
CARPETING,
HATS AND CAPS,
CROCKERY,
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES

We request friends not to draw orders on as Or
ask US tor credit must and will positively refuse
for no consideration will We sell 20 amy except Ter
CASI
may l,lS6l ANDREW LYNCH.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EVERY SUMMER the demand for Hos
TETrER's Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases.
Il is found to be the only certain preservation
of bodily strength during a period when the
atmosphere is calculated to induce a feeling
of lassitude and indigestion The worst cases
of Diarrhoa, and Dysontery give way to its
potent influence. Innumerable persons, who
are now alive and well. mus thank the dis
coVerer of this preparation that they have not
been swept away in the harvest of death.
The Bittors Is recommended by the best ply
sicaus in the land. This is the best evidence
of its real value, because, as gene raj thing,
they will not speak word in favor Of adver-
used preparations. They have been compell-
ed to acknowledge the claims of the B;.ters
upon the community. Sold by all druggists
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"a M :" AA
DEMOCRATIC MORNING PAPER

With view TO meet universally admitted
want, the undersigned will issue on 1fgRTgy
the first Of July Rert. morning Penny Paper,
to be called '.THE UNION"
The great mission of the Democratic Party,
which has ever stood as the bulwark of the
UNION and the champion of the CONSTITUTION
renders its entire unity and bold attitude In this
hour of National peril. matter of vital concern.
The pending struggle Is not less for the mainte-
nance of United Country than for the Perpetu-
alton of Democratic Principles, rs expounded
bv JEFFERSON and JACKSON. The most mOrnen-
tous results hang upon the issue. Mere party
questions are for the time by common consent
adjourned. TIE past as deal, save in its lessons
of experience.
The Democratic hosts have not shrunk from
their full share in the responsibilities and dangers
| of the emergency. They have rallied with one
accC-d around the standard Of our common
country. But the occasion imposes other duties
! The Government vii! demand and receive the
willing support OF every patriot, IN lis efforts T.
to vindicate the National hoHor and re-asscrt the
/ National authority: but the Prese1rItjoR oI
I Constitutional Liberty rests more with the peopl,
I than with Congresses and Cabinets. Niglauc,
/ and Unity Therefore specially requisite IN he
present juncture.
1t Is the purpose of the PrCprietors to max,
/ THE UNION" in every respect a first-cl@sl
Journal. The Democracy Of the whole Stat,
feel the need of a boil end vigorous metropolitan
]
/ THE UNION, both popular and efiiceLt as
newspaper, and rs a fearless exponent CT th
great principles for which the Democratic part
/ have ever cOnterded, and which are now 50 un
happily imPerilled.
The Propretors have perfected such arrange
meuts as will place the enterprise, from the b.
. ginning. upon a substantial business basis, wit
abundant means to make a Newspaper second Il
interest and ability to no other in the city an
/ while the paper will be feaTle>sIy Democratic.
viii sedulousiy avoid all faction, as tie deadles
bane to party efficiency
We look t. the DEMOCRATIC MASSES fc
! support and shall labor to make THE UNION
in every way worthy their confidence and liber.
patronage. as fresh. readable aud fearless JcuT
nal.
TERMS Per anuum, three dollars, or serve
by Carriers, Six Cents per week.
X Orders should be addressed TO
10. SENERNS s Co.
No. $50 S Third St, Philadelphia Pa.
/ June 26. '6I.
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The Volunteer Bill.

INQUIRY INTO The WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS.
WASHINGTON, July II The volunteer bill.
which passed the house to-day, has vet to be
acted upon by the Senate. The President is
authorized to accept the services of 500 600
volunteers. The appropriation of $500, 900
UOO was stricken out, for the reason that the
money for their support will be provided for
in some other bills
Mr.. VAN WYCK'S amendment was voted
down. 1t proposed that the Chaplain, or
other competent person of every regiment, be
appointed Post master, to frank letters and
papers for all officers, musicians and prIvates,
the matter so franked to be carried free of
postage, and also received without charge.
Similar privileges were likewise proposed TO
/ be extended TO those IN the service Of the Ma
Wy and Marine corps. The House. however,
J adopted an amendment that letters to or from
! soldiers be ex Exempted from the pre- payment OF
postage, leaving it to be paid by the recipient
/ The bill provides liberal bounties for re-enlist-
/ ments.
The House Select Committee, to examine
/ into the War Department contracts, will in
nediately proceed to business. The first SUB
ject of inquiry will be in reference to the
/ character OF the steamer GataitRe.
1t appears, b. an order just issued, thai
the Quartermaster's Department will provide
horses, aud the Ordnance Department. will
furnish horse equipments for volunteer cav
airy companies, upon the requisitlon of the
mastering officer, as fast as such companies
are mustered into the service.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-17

Ne THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN.
"AsHISGToN. July Is. d PM The
wing important despatch has just been
--'ed by the War Department:
HUTTONsvILLE. July 14th. 1861
1 C0A Z d. To,gnsend. Assistant A3jUtaHt
Diam SIR: Gen. Garnett, of the rebel
.'5s has been completely defeated. We have
sen all his baggage and I guns. His army
uP!etely demolished.
Ien. Garnett is among the killed.
The rebels are now completely annihilated
Western Virginia Our loss is thirteen
~sd, and not over forty wounded. The
say's loss is fully two hundred kiIled, aud
g have taken over one thousand prisoners.
Seven guns have been taken in all, l
u look with hopes to the capture of the rem
ants Of Ga-nett's army, by Gen Hill.
The troops defeated. were the crack Regi-
.5ats Of Eastern Virginia, aided by Geor-
aus, Tennesseeaus and South Carolinians.
OQr success is complete, and Secession is
'''sd IN this part of the country.
(Signed) GEo. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General . S. A.
2s JOB WORK Of al Kinds done at
@' ofire
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,-7PryG PAPERs.--The HoHidaysBurg
-77rF says now and then a subscriber,
g.ss to stop his paper, and being too mean
rne Up to the Office promptly pay his ar
!, and have it discontinued in a gentle
7 way, refuses to call at the Post Office
and allows three or four numbers to ac-
--,te there. until the postmaster marks
refused =" and returns them, to the
-,a.- Besides being an act OF unjusti-
ssrseality which no deacent man Will
r desire to have the fact generly known
such Conduct has been pronounced, by
Courts. as evidence Of intentional fraud
arrs thing Of a mans discontiuuiug his
u, /, 20 cause whatever, on our part, Of
rsiur. but We do seriously object to the
salsss Of a very few individuals, who seem
lave neither hauesty nor deceucy in their
si.ion We viii pay our respects to
q. f these scrubJy characters soon, in a
b that will prov. q lesson 70 them for all
ere tine
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-17

y Our correspondent from Camp Wright
Is week, makes some comments, with regard
he boor success # which attended the re-
assaruitiug tour Of Capt Ljrziuger ia DIS
z.7. We know nothing concerning the
-l-r. jut Tc entertain no doubt the state
.-ofa1r c2-lesI udeat Is correct. II e1-
.l-.iol ", my say. that this Is thc harvest
:sa,yu Ri,L eur flruars. aLl tlat al the
.ls ueu IL lie country are engaged iu as
.ans them II getting in their crops. This
d matter which mutt be attended 70, as well
.:.h,iag the battles Of cur country. Il
-lII also be remembered. that this county
- more than 100 men il the tented f,lj,
that IL ljtIg county Ike tais, is 10 tri-
II iz -o wonder. thesaCyro, tia, recruits
-s: be .ooa.el ri,h as mu-h .aci,I,y.as at
commencement Of tie war. We cutertair
1bt, however. that when the recruiting
s' again appears IN cur midst. he VIII
I'd IN raising the requisite number OF
Hi.lout aav difficulty.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-17

How To pREsLRvE BEAUTY.-NotLiug is
more becoming to a man or woman than a
beautiful Iuxuriant head OF hair, aud 4 wO-
mans beauty is certainly incomplete without
a fair compl xion, and he or she who neglect
these great and important adoruments of na-
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 RestoratIve'-LoUjsyiHc Times.
PRoF. WOoDs HAIR RESTORATIVE w c
have uad the occasion to use famous prepara-
ton OF Prof Woods and after throughly
testing its qualities, we fad that where the
hair is thin it viii thicken it, if gray it Will
restore it to its original color; likewise II
gives glossy appearance, as well as keeps
the hair from falling off. This invaluable
ingredient is for sale at "Chinaman's Tea
Store" south east corner Frederick and Bal
/ timore streets. by Mr. j G. .Given.-Batimor,
Clipper Sold by all good Druggists
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-17

GoIEY's LADY's Book The August num-
Der of this superb monthIy-a visitor as
welcom as flowers in may--has been received !;
we are certainly bestowing high praise on it,
wher we truly say, that it Is not only fully
eaqual to-, buttho superior of all its p-ede-
cessors. Subscribe for it As moral,
pleasing and instructive monthly visitor to
your family, it is worth ten times its price
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ROerHaHes Holland Esiffers.

ne PlHadelphIa IrgRS, IL speaking Of the
late exhibition held in that city b the Frank
in Institute, says:
IN noticing medicines, we are always ex-
trcuely cautious unless satisfied Of the merits
Of the article. Am-ug those exhibited, Is
the celebrated Holland itlers. This medi-
cine has been extensively introduced into ev-
cry State in the Union. and into the Canadi-
an Provinces. principally within he last two
years. The exhibition shows testimonials IL
every language known il America, among
which We uoIlcs one from the late Hon. John
VI CLAYTON. Of DJeware."
'Dyspepsia, Headache aud Indigestion,
b7 witch all persons are niyre or less aiIec-
ted. can usually So cured by taking modcr-
ate cvegc,se, Wholesome food, and dose 0
BG-b7ve-s Holland Bittcrs one hour before
each meal - BuIfim0re iSga
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Auditors yGtfce-

TEEHE undersigned appointed an Auditor, by
4 the court of commod Pleas o. Cambri, Coun-
ty, to make distribution of the funds in the hands
OF Geo. C. &. Zahm, Esq. Committee of Mar
gret Cassidy. hereby notifies all persons iterested,
that lie will attend to the duty of said appoint
ment at the Office VIM. Kittell, Esq, in the
borough of Ebebsburg, on Saturday, the 3rd day
of August next, at o'clock P. NJ.
c. d. MURRAY, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July Il, 1861 st.
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AUDITOR'S kOTICE.

JACOB N19'e ( No. 81. June Term. 1855
John J. Nagle ct al.
The undersigned having been appointed Audi
tor. to make distribution of the last payment Of
the process of the Real Estate sold by Il. p.
Linton. Esq, Trustee in the above case, hereby
gives notice that he will attend for that purpose
at the Office of VIM. Kittell. Esq. on Saturday.
the 10th day of July next, at one O'Clock. 2. NJ.
when and where ali persons interested may at
tend JOHN S- RHEG-
Ebensburg June &c. '6l-4t
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
FOR ETE RAPID CURE or
Cou-hs. Colds. Influenza. Hoa-senesS.
f-rouu, bronchitis. InCipieut CCnsurnp-
fEoTi, and for the Relief OF Onsunp-
tive Patients in advanced
stages OF the Disease

This Is remedy so universally known 10 rsTsss any
other for the cure OF throat and lung c0InI-s, thai Il
i useless here publish the evidence of IL virtues Us
fvsll7 excellence coughs ana colds and lts truly
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease, have made II
known throughout the civilized nations OF the eIn-
Few are the communities, even families among men
who have personal experience OF is eIeIs-
some living trophy in their midst OF lis victory over S
disorders Of the Throat and lungs
ali know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders al1
a. they know the effects OF this remedy need no-
10 more than assure them that u has now al the VI
t1ses that Il did have when making the cres which have
zyoT, 30 STRONGLY upon the confidence OF mankind
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold by T. 5. DGur- Eb bushurg; c / Frazer
J1ln-t1wa; T. = EmTdo.a, B..s-no; : ID
Shields. lare-ta: 7. :. P.E.-s. Summit; and by
dealers everywhere.
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ezFfE MANHOOD,
s How Lost. How Restored
TfSg "ft7fvaaE in q Sagfsd EHrtIspe.


s1 How Lost, How Restored
.FrSf Published. iU a .Saz'5I EHUtI,pe-
OK TIE X kLJ- F,s.. TREATMENT AND RAD
TCAE, CURE OF SPERMATCGHC,A Seminal
Weakness. Sexual Debility Nervousness and In
voluntary Emissions inducing Impotency, aud
N.ufal anG Physical iHcaI I-eity-
By ROB / CrIvEEEsEIl- n d
-la1tug- ~ zee e. GreaR Goak,' So
The ua-l l-ra.l owned autaa~, Ia this admirable
lecture. Il .r-y proves from his own experience,
-fal tie awful Consequences Of self abuse may
o. sTa.rra-ly removed without medicine and
ufrl.s. dangerous surgical operations, hOug'es-
ir-.r,--r7rrts rirEz or crr.liais- pointing out a
.g,a.. of eurc -t once certain ani &c, ctUa,- hy
rff.l every sufferer. no matter what ms oo'al-
non u.av-}e Ilay cure himself oboGp.g. Dr. 'TH,ly'
and r4 Iiea-lv This lecture VII prove a uoon 10
q. ,.usarG- a.ll thousands
sent un5e- seal 10 amy address post l7'8' Ga
the receipt II ivo postage stamps, iN a2,'e97ill9
DR.. CI. i. g.. KLINE. NJ -, i-3 bo"ery,
Eeu York. E.st OIiee Box $3.50
,fs--r 10 ISel. April Il. lseo--'y
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I0rQl 9tGnlg.

/ o.- friend DR.. J L. Brallier, formerly
,I,se has opened an office in Carroll
.,i offers his professional services
.tizens of that place and vicinity.
= him we'll, and can therefore conf
80 that the Doctor is in heart and
..r-Ieman, and as Physician has
, I,5r superiors in the county. He is
= learn, opening quite an extensive
/, .ns, Of drugs and medicines, which the
r. nav rely on being genuine articles.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-17

,-,rv7IoN Our readers will please not
-rnk the advertisement Of our enterprising
...bor George Huntley, in to-day's paper
;-sd up a few months ago, a new store
! rbich is an ornament to this part of
!, and is really worth taking a look at.
,rck of Tin ware, Stoves. Hardware. &c,
tx extensive, and of the very best quality.
quick sales and small profits" is his
- be sells at the lowest possible price, for
/ ~ country produce Call around and
d, rr yourselves.