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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-05-24

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M A RBLE WOR K S

ViHE undersigned would respectfully anz
4 nounce that he has become the proprietor
of the 'sPremum Marble Works. of Racine,
and viii continue the business under the sll-
pervision of MIR. J. L. Walar, at Racine,
with branch at the house formerly occupied
by Judge Irwin as law office, at the west
end of Sugar Run Bridge in Pomeroy. BY a
prompt attention to business and the produc-
ton of superior work, he intends to merit,
and hopes to receive, liberal patronage from
The citizens of Meigs and adjoining counties.
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. j. V. 3EilTH.
Sept. I, 1s6a.-35-tf
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ISAAC CALLER.
JOHN EIsELSTIN.
II, BLAETNER

Carriage & Wagon Manufacturer, csEEA
Front street, first corner below the asl@a8-.
Rolling Mill, Fomeroy, 0. All articles in his
line of business manufactured at reasonable
rates, and they are especially recommended for
durability. 2-5-ly
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4usiness Cards.
IT. w. HAMPTON,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Kygerville,
Gallia County, Ohio. Prompt attention given
to the collection of claims. [4-l2-lyl
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER.
~ sEY, frum fout OF CortlAndi st--Connecting At
HAMPTON Junction with Delaware Lackawauua
and Western Rilrvad, aud At EAston with Lehieh
Valley Raroad and It's connections, forming q di-
rect line " PITTSBURG aud tho WEST without
change ~ cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commeneing June In, lS5i-Loavo Now York ~
follows
Reading. r,ttsviiio. Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk,
WilliamspOrt, &c.
MAIL TRAIs-At A. ~, for Enston Water GAP,
Scrantou, Great Hend, pittaton, WiIkesbArre, Sc.
l2N. TnRousu TRAtS--Pnr Easton, Mauch
Chunk, WillAmHpnrt, Reading POttsyile, HARRIS
burg, d..
A.. ~ TIrrouou TRAtN-For E,s,on, Bc.hlc-
hem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk
b3O y. ~, WAY TRAtS-fur Somervillo.
$40 =. ~, Western Express f,r ENstin, Allen
town, Reading Harrisburg, Pdtsburg and the
Not Sleeping Cars irum Jersey City through 10
Pinshurg.
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
Tie q 4 ~, Express Train from New York, ar
r.vcu NJ Harrisburg NJ r. ", connecting East and
Wet, on Pennsylvania Central railruad, Northern
Central Railroad, North and South, and with Cum
ler'Hud Valley R,ilr,rd.
TIH THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST, lcavcs New York At IN. daily tSludAys
CNcclicd) making ClOse come ton NJ Harrisburg
with Pennsylvania Railuad-with no change of cars
tp Pitlslnrl, and hut one to Cincinnati aud Chicago.
-Four ho,irs time s s,ytd ly taking this train.
EIlIABETIIrOKr AND NEW YORK FERRY.
L,iNc New York fum Pier NJ. 2 North River at
I.2O and II ~ Nm, = 90, 4. % and h.5ur.N
The L. ais stop Mt BerScu Point aud Maruo's II1r.
lpr every trip each WAY.
JOHN o. sTEARNs Superintendent.
Oiin IY'lOO
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'FHE NEW YORK SUN
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 22, 1861.
Telegraphic News.
FROM rHB SEAT OF WAR.
The y. VI. General ON the Illegal Letter Ex-
presses.

The y. VI. General ON the Illegal Letter Ex-
presses.
Washington, Aug. II. i.--Postmartcr General
Blair, in response to an inquiry on the subject,
Avs he has neither the power to ntcr,lict nor to
suspend intercourse between the loyal and re-
bcllious states, by private expresses or other
wise. This power rcsts with the War and
Treasury Departments alone; and ~ long a.
these departments iorboar to exercise it, CORES
pondcnce between the insurgents vi the South
and their friends and abettors in the North may
be lawfully continued. Ills power over the
matter extends only to the protection OF the
revenues of the department from fraud
by the conveyance of this circuit
Gus correspondence over tho post routes
OF the United States, partly in the mails
and partly 10y private expresses unnwiullv.-
This the Post Master General believes has been
cffcctually done in the manner set forth in his
letter on the subject to Gen. Mcclellan, pub
lshcd few weeks ago. lie concludes 10y say.
ing; YOU havo doubtless observed that the Prcsi-
dent in pursuance Of an act of Congress, passed
at it, recent session, has by his proclamation Of
the 10th inst. declared that all commercial inter
course ctNccn tho insurgcnt states or the pco-
pie thereof, and the loyal states is unlawful.
II is presumed that instructions will be
issued by the Treasury Department for
the due enforcement Of this declaration, and
that the abuse of which you complain will be
ef'cctually suppressed.
FALSE ALARMS TURNED ro coon USE ny
THE GOVERNMENT.
The continued alarms about designs Of tho
insurgents against the Capital arr now declared
hy gentlemen in high quarters to bc flbricatons
of secession emiSsarios. Opinions, however, are
divided on this subject. Whatever may I've the
the truth respecting it, the administration wants
TO reinforce and bc ready for active operations.
The Volunteers, while lett in the northern cities
and towns, can do no service, but they can bc
organized here, and ready for service inimrdnte-
". Hence the call made on the 10Th inst
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THE QUESTION ANSWERED.

AZ 'hc question Is frequently asked who is MRS
wiNSLowf we will simply say that she is a lady
who, for upwards Of 80 years, has untirngly de-
votei her time aud talents a female physician
and nurse, principally among children. She has
especially studied the constitution aud wants u
this numerous class, So generally overlooked or
carlessy treated by the faculty Ia IN many IN
stances and q result Of this effort, and practical
know edge obtained in life time spent nurse
and physician, she lAs compounded Soothing
syrup ur children tcething 1t operates like magic
giving rest and health, aud IL, moreover sure H.
regulate the bowels. In consequence of this article
Mr- Wmsow IL becoming world-rcnowued W a
hcucut1r Of her r,co; children do certainly RISE or
and bless her; especially Is this the in this city
Vast quantities Of the Soothing Syrup are DAILY
sold and used here. We think Mrs. winsloW has
mnurtaized her name by this invaluable article,
aud sincerely believe thousands uf children have
been saved from an early grave by IL timely use,
and that millions yet unborn will sarc Ia benefits
and unite in calling her blessed. NJ MOTHER has
discharged her duty N her suffering little une, Ia
cur opinion until she has given il the benefit n
N rs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Try il,
IN ther, Thy IT Sow.--Lad'es' listor, .Ns1g York
can.
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MEDICINES.
SIGNIFICANT PACT 4 DIS

A SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DlSTIN-
4Ag'ished statesman, on being asked what are the
principal productions of New England, replied, New
England raises men.
Tie force Of his reply cons sted In the fact Thai
New Englanders have worldwide reputation is a
rcc of hardy, athletic men nnl women-.stnug and
yi.or us IA body aud mind what the mnu shall
lc II any depends on the care aud treatment OF the
cmld. Nearly every Now England mother pro.
ydrs
MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
or her lnhc; there * section uf country on cnrt
Nhr'c I has been So long and 50 universally used.
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1861
1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR TIIE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOTS
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

uu'DSON RIVER RAILROAD
- -. -
"N"'' ''N"NN7 'N'trrf" ~ foLl""H'
ftum Chambers IT, FROM 3Oth 1t. slairu.
A. 100 N. AtI25An
loo $50, Boo IN. li.30 A.A3.3b .. 80 IN.
MnntruHi and Buffalo Train Nth
slc"Iiug ears, io.l5r.N IOisrM,
CoSNp rtSG AZ AiHASY WIN Srw VOpk cENrRAL
RAILROAD ruR
SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTRR,
UTICA, BATAVIA,
ROME and stations on BlffALO,
R'mc and Watcttowu NIAGARA FALLS,
Railroad, 81 SPENSlON BRIDGE
SYRACUSE,
AlBuRN GENEVA CANANDAIGUA.
Trans iu connection leave BlffALO aud SCS
PENSION. via LAKE SHORE; BUFfALO and
LAKE III RON aud GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, Gr HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIT,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,, fON DU
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT.

Having passed several seepess nights, disturbed by
the agonics and cries Of suffering child, and be-
o,mng convinced that Mrs wlNsLow's sOOTH,
ING SYRUP was just the article needed procured
supply for the child. On reaching home, and ac.
qualntlng h.s wife with what he had done, she re-
fused n have it administered n the child, as she
was strongly in favor n Homeopathy. Tha, night
the child passed in suffering, and the parents with
cat sleep. Returning home the day following, tue
father found the baby still worse, aud, while con-
tempntng another sleepess night, the mpthor step
tios aud let tie father with the child During bcr
"A 'a,u,e he administered portion Of the SOorH.
ING SYRUP h the boty, and said nothing, That
night III hands sept we'll anl the little fellow awoke
u the morning bright and happy. Tie mother was
delighted with tho sudden and wonderful change
and although At - offended at tic deception rlc-
ticd upon her, has continued o. use the syrup, and
suffering, crying labies aud restless nights have
disappeared. A single trial of the Syrup never yet
Gel T. relieve the laly, and oyrrco mo the preju.
diccs OF the mother.
MOTHERS MoTHERs!! MOTHERS IAN
OLD NURSE FOR CHlLDREN.-Dont fail " pro.
cure Mn. wINSLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING 1t Las no equal on earth,
No mother who las ever tried Mrs WISSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN Will ever
consent t. let her child pass through the distressing
and ,ritical period of teehug without the ud Of this
nyluahle preparation. |. lie and health cau he
est ptgd ly dollars and cents il is worth the weight
m gold.
Millions of bpltlcs are sold every year in tho uu.-
tel states. It is ava o.d and well tried remedy.
TINS Is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR, when
children tcething are almost certain tu he afflicted
with Dyseutery aud Darrhua. Mr.. wINSLOw's
SOOTHING sYRLP Il never failing remedy for
IN, Sc diseases, and viii give immediate relief from
al pan and distress incident to the process Of teeth.
n.. Every mother should provide il for her child.
rem.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP Ms.
wiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP lqr children
tecthmg. M medicine In the United State, soils
like H. It h a standard medicine and It's fame as
world wide Physicians order and use II wherever
III magical effects have been Witnessed
BgV AEE OF oouSrEuFgITR ASD IMMIrATIoSs
None genuine unless the facsimile oi CURTIS S
PERKINS, New York, h on the outside WRAPPER
Sold ly Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 10 Cedar a., New York.
Price only 70 0euta s0ttte, fsb2l ti'
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TAPSCOTT'S LINE
Y OF LINEkPOOL. pACkHrS.

Tie sulsCrih'r ~ continue b. grant cert Gates ut
l,sstge To and from Liverpool by their fivorte line
n' packets, comprising in part the following ships,
viz.
Nm. TAPSCOTr, EMERALD ISLE. ALBION.
pREADNOUGHT, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BkNl ADAMS, CONsrELLATlON,J. BOYD,
WtST POINT, ESCORT, PTItENIX,
1 NDERN RITTER, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAS
Making, tnRetl er " th others, ship cv'ry five
days The subscribers are also agents Tor the
LINE OF LONDON Packets
For all Of which they grant certificates, On liberal
terms.
REMITTANCEs To IRELAND, &c.
T. & Go. also continue ~ issue drafts payable on
demand Throughout England, ireland y 'otland and
wlc', nj the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may he had nn ap-
plcatiop-ifh hy letter enclose postage stamp-t,
TAPsCOTT Il co, SO South st, New York.
au7 iac'l0s TAPSCOTf, SMITH & Co, Lyerpool
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V LINE FOR LONDON-SAILS AUGUST
h2'd The hyort' Jacket ship DANIEL WEB
SfER living 1t pier L. y. River. For passage, at
low ritc', on dra'tz ON any part Of Grea' B-t,u "r
ireland apply 10 TAPSCOTT & Co So South st.
nilG 6'i42
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CllEAP EXCURSION To CAMPS ON
- S',teu Island. Fare cents by Staten Island
ferry iuut u Whitehall II, bet the Battery aud South
ferry. Guide h. ,alnl ~ To reach Regiments Of Now
York Rifle, British Volunteers, Mechanics and Ar
tH.u, Empire ZouWcg aud YatC- Rifles all at Camp
WAsIiu gtOn-Scntt Rifles and Ira Harris Gu ud
CaNuhy at Silver Lake, Third Irish Volunteers at
Camp Carrigan, old Y lnrantiue ground, aud Light
Infantry at Camp Morrison, leave the bat At first
landing. To reach Camp Scptt and Camp Decker,
change pnats at first landing for Camp SCOTT direct
Quo eNtrn charge). Boats leave every hour from @
A. NJ. 10 ! z. NJ On fine Sundays every half hour
To- ~ +. NJ. je2T tfl37
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CURSlON-CHEAP FARE TO THE
- Fishing Bwks daily-l2k cent, each way
Steamer HERO, CAPT. HancpN, leaves Am,3 street
at T.jn, Spring st 743 Robinson At 7bI, B-oume st
u. H., -l5, Peck Sip $50 and Per NJ. I, n. r., .
., IN. Fishing tackle and refreshments on beard
au2i G'l35
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VNRlCOrllEROlS FOR THE HAIR
Only Eight cents per houlc-Porter 4 Fair
child's nicely prriumed Tricopherous, for imprrV-
us the condition of the hair, an excellent article
aud Dtn uow lie prucurcd 1t &c South Second street
Willnm-huigh, 1t the above low price. auiJ 2l,c9OO
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T EHIGH metallic PAINT.
l<rhis IA the bert ~ well ~ mos, economical paint
known-cnsting about ONE-THIRD the price OF
lead. II is, for al purposes except for ornament,
uorth than double that of the lest lead paint
II will preserve RON AND ALL METALS two or
three times "a long lead paint and Il will pre-
servo WOOD, CANVASS or any material longer.
BRICK WALLS pauteSi with the LEHIGH ME
TALlC PAINT, Will Nimit oi no dampness for SE
NERAL YEARS while lead paint will not keep out
dhmpncas for one year.
|! the public knew the VALUE Of this article, they
w"ud uSe no other when the preservation o. what
was PAINTED was the only object. The color OF this
paint e . handsome re,ldiah brown
For sale At the manuisctnrers' price, hy
STEVENS, BROTHER 4 co,
222 Pear st.,
jygt'i56 New York Machine Depot.
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOls-0LD BLACK STAR
Il Line--The packet ship HEMISPHERE. lying at
pier ", 4. r., sails on goth August. The ABE
LAIDE, 2Ith OF August. Drafts ou Bank Of Ireland.
and passengers from 10 ireland. Apply 10 Will
L1AMS & GUION, ~ FULTON st. iyS3 2lAc.l95
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DORBACH & MANNING,
~ nASUrAUTuREuH w
THINKS, NALlSES, CARPET RAGS g..
~ WAREHS At. aud t5t BaoApwAY,
NEW YORK
FACTORY,
i9l MAREEt HT,, NFwNRk, y T.
D. N RORRACH r. = MANNING,
Bot Ing less than whoe-nle prices during the
war lyl2tf'il6
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II lOU WANT A SWEET BREATH AND
teautinil clean white teeth, use Dr. Hlmmond's
Niprri' Orris Tooth Spap For sale by Dr. GID
DINGS, 2ai Greenwich st., n. \. jy2i 2lhci39
T AWYER C. 4. HOUSE IN THIS CITY,
- state and |. s. Courts.
Nc. 10 WALL SrREEt, Room 10. SEcOSp FLooR, Am
No. 10 HEEKNAS SrRtFr, Nav YoRK
Advances Cd,l-on Votes BiiLs Accounts and DE-
nidrd~ and collects the same promptly. Attends
" trci sing mortgages, scttng UP cstates, leaning
m"ncy and Investing capital Ample security given
tpr monies and trusts submitted into his hands.
Residence NJ. Washington Place,
j,ii 12sc'ilb Brooklyn, =. n.
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RSIONS-BIDDLE'S GROVE AND
lJstcnmb,ats "Mljor Anderson" aud Gen. Arthur
with 'r Without harges, to charter for excursions.
Apply T. 4. WILSON l2O Wall st, cor South, up
stairs. auT 2klc'lO0
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STEAMBOATS,.

('ONEY ISLAND FERRY-LANDS AT
- FORT HAMILTON.
I II 4 NAU SHON
lct, West 10Th 1t at On, lex andgi
Sprung II nj on, t2k aud ak
jay Il NJ ~, l2A aud 80
Per T. n, X, nt TO- 1 aud g.
Foe with return tickets 10 cents nulg 4, I2D
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CLAIMS FOR INVALID PENSIONS AND
~ wianws hslf-pay pensions promptly prosecuted
by the subscriber; seryice In the present In the
South iusluded. CALVIN w. sMITH southeast
cur. n Chambers aud Chatham sts> auI staJ'l25
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THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DEN
II tl establishment iu the L. S-N B GRIFFIN
n BRO, Dentists, $40 Grand ~ y. Y, aud 25T Fl!-
Ton st. Buuklyn, inserts ull partial sets OF teeth
on their improved atmosphere pressure plates,
without extracting the roots On platnn or gold,
$50: silver or rubber, go; partial sets gold ,!
per tooth; silver, ~. Jy2h zIlc'luj
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
~ the Brtish factory, S2a Pearl St isrpers Build-
ing. All articles q, reasonable prices wholesale and
retsyB. JOHN X. aOPPEL. T99 Pearl st. auiI 2tac'
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-TIIE HULL OF TIE Steam
- boat EMPIRE, now lyiug at IL ,boScn, New Jer-
gust 2ith, ut l2 O'Clock, NJ IRA BLISS, Agent
au2t i'l2i
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TAPSCOTT'S LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
a The celebrated aud favnrite packet ship WEST
POINT, CAPT CHlLDs, will positively sail on Sat
urday, Aug. 2ith. For passage apply on board AT
pier 10 East River, ~ h. TAPSCO1"r 4 Co, 50
South ~, NY. au II 4'l25
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nR. IIOIT, DENTIST-HAS REMOVED
AIhum .9s Bowery To 90T Broadway, 3 doors above
both st, Fu sets Of teeth pure silver as low NJ
Js; do. gold, Sl3; platiua, ~. Artificial bone fll.
mg Cmsgit'd without pnin), ~ cts; gold, ~ cts to
u; amagam, ~ cts. All work warranted.
avs g4ag 1870
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DENTISTRY.

A RTlflCIAL TEETH INSERTED FOR
hthe low ,,t = ssihle price, teeth filled with gnd
81; bone filling - cts; silver 80 cts and upwards
teeth extracted without pain, .1c, by Dr. J. s.
CONWAY, lt1 Est Eth st, let 2d and 3d ayes
au20 2iis'iO4
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'TllOMPSON'S BLACK STAR LINE-FOR
l. Iiverpool--rhc STAR OF THE WEST, at Pier
30 It River sails tomorrow. For p,paye from
or ~ Liverpool or drafts on Blnk " ireland. apply
at the office, 2Ih Pearl st. iy24 24,c'i9i
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FIRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND

EOR LIvERPOOls-OLD BLACK STAR
l. Line-Cheap passage by the eNirardtnary ~,
sailing clipper ship ADELAIDE, Capt Cutting.
sailing on tho goth Aug. Examine this beautiful
vessel before engaging passage elsewhere, as she s
uueIualed. Apply ou bard, pier " Egt yer.
or " WILLIAMS n GUION,4O Fulton stalig 6'iO5
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T. o Il LIVERPOOL 49, DREADNOUGlIT
Lme-The splendid clipper ship VICTORY,
Capt. Amsworth, will positively sail this day at
o'clock, when all passengers must I've ON board. fnr
passage, lowest rates, apply on board Pier g. n X,
or u T. NJ DEMARESr, az south It, los
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING

HORSES FOR SALE-THREE HORSES
5 or years old, kind in all kinds OF harness
1tk H. 10 hauds h ph; all sound price from SO b.
$50; alsC, for sale wagons and sets of harness 49,
Apply at 222 Delaney st. au2O 3'll4
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HVhNT TVh NNIsE-N DEAI 1T T.
IL Ietr cd, pony built, sorrcl mare, IL hands
high, siy ash and iee driver; warranted in every re-.
spect and viii travel ~ miles per hour; price Sl25.
Inquire 70 Cherry st. Ru2l 3'ilS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-03
BUY A HOME.

THE. subscriber offers at Private Sale the col
lowing Real Estate situate IN Cambria County
to wit:
His Mansion Property situate in the West end
of the Borough of Ebensburg, consisting oil
Square of Ground, having thereon erected com
modious DWELLING HOUSE. large STA
BILE or BARN, and several other Out Buildings.
together with half Lot Of Ground on which
there is never failing Spring OF the purest SOFT
water, from which the House &C., Is supplied
Wants to dispose Of this as he intends removing
to another part of the Borough.
ALSO.-Three Lots of Ground situate IN the
Borough of Summityille, having thereon erected
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, two FRAME
HOUSES, and large Stable. Will be sold to-
gether OF sePeratc may suit purchasers
ALSO.-A Lot of Ground situate IN the
Borough Of Loretto, fronting ST. Mary's
Street and extending back to ST. Joseph's Street,
adjoining Lot Of John IroXell on the East, and
Lot of the Heirs Of Anthony LitZinger, decd,
on the West having thereon erected one and a
half story FRAME HOUSE, - feet in front and
20 in depth.
ALS0-A piece or parcel Of land situate IN
Cambria township, adjoining the ancient CITY Of
Buleau lands of James and George Mills, Charles
P. Murray, Alex. M'Vicker and others, contain
! ing 50 acres and So perches.
! ALSO-A piece or parcel Of land situate IN
, Munster township, bounded Oy the EOensourg
+ and Cresson Rail Road, lands Of Peter hayior
; ana others. containing 20 1CIt' si0 - ISiNi-S'
/ Cnearly all cleared) having thereon erected 4
/ LOG DWELLING HOUSE AND \ STABLE.
/ -ALSO.-A tract of land situate in Washing
/ ton township, adjoining lands of Jacob Burgoon,
/ Joseph Criste, Hugh J. M'Closkey and others,
/ containing 800 acres or thereabouts, which viii
! be sold in parcels if desired by purchasers
! ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land situate on the
/ Pennsylvania Rail Road, near Portage Station,
/ in Washington township, containing so acres
/ ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land situate in
! Summerhiu township, bounded by the Pennsyl-
I vania Rail Road, lands Of the Heirs Of Robert
Finn. decd. Patrick Riley and others, contain
ing about 80 acres. having thereon erected sever
/ al DWELLING HOUSES.
! ALSO.-A tract Of land situate IN Allegheny
township, adjoining lands Of Patrick MGuirC
and others, containing 2I2 acres and SO perches
and allowance.
! ALSO-A tract of land situate in Chest town
ship. Oate the property Of Frederick and Mary
( NJ Schneider, adjoining lands Of John Bailwebel
and others. containing $50 acres, more OF less. {
/ small portion Of which Is cleared AMI thereon
erected CABIN HOUSE.
! ALSO.-A6nut 2OOO acres IF land, situate ~
the waters Of BIackEck, in Carroll township
! which viii be sold il lots may suit purchasers
WILLIAM KITTELL.
Ebensburg, October u, lsGO.-4S-tf.