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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD REEOVaTRR

IL precisely Whist rs name Indicates. for. Will.
pleasant 20 ete5to, it's reylvtyng e1 iarEinr
and at the same time reviviheS Selpststss. I'D re-
news the Blood IL 81 Its or> Iual puTitT And thus
10 ATTACKS Of disease, ltis the orIy preaNIatI"r
ever offered TO the world. so chemically and sEiil-
and AZ the s.1 as 70 be tns most powsrl1l tome.
aot lr peTeot accordance with the laws Of nature,
ana s bSnoe will soOtAs rae osakest stc7ndek, and
yous and other irritation It Is perfectly exhila-a
ting and at the came tine II is comp entirely Of
thorough tonic effect, without pfodroins say IN
lurloIs oonsesusloes. snch q remedy has long
for It needs no medIoeI SIX n 20 see thEt debilit1
follows al stacks Of disease, ead proceed and In,
OF many Of the most fatal Enoh, for example, as tke
tolovlpg: ConSumption Indigestion, Dyspeysia,
Neuralgia, Pal pitation Of The heart, Me.S6saoiy,
Night sweats, Langor, 6id1ness, Reteriic1 Of, a.
sesnt ManatTuatiOE. ana F.Ds Of the o1S ~ 1SS
~ to1S 9s1se6 IRSp ss1Ssrs zen Ses Ss6y I @
sare to cure ss the sun ist rlss and T0.re is
no mistake about u But this ls not al AZ ths
:Istem is weakened We are open % 6ihOrs at
the kidneys refuse TO perform their functions, .n3
We are troubled with scaIcIng snd noortneDce of
urine, or involuntary discharge OF the same, pam
IN the back, side and between the shoulders, ez-
osed,ngly liable to slight ooIas, couEns, snd Il va
not allow US 70 enumsrsto the msny Ills to which yts
Bat We Will say in this cordis and Bioos Rs6o1n
tor ron have perfect safe pl easant and ofectusl
remedy for loss OF Appstite. bInOusneso. FIntu-
lence, weak and sick Stomach. Langour, Liver
Complaint. Chils and Fever. sny Billions sttsok
CottivenoEs, AcicIty of the Stomach NervoaeneTa
Neuralgia, Pslpltahor Of tbs Heart, UerreesIon
of fSpirits. Cores Plmsles the Face. or anT dis
ease arising rom impure blood, such as SoTofaiz
EryspelA; bronchitis, Cough, difaculfy OF 5ros Il
ing, and al thai GLASS of diseases osl ed feusis
veakness, srd enumerated above. We Wi also
say me traveller exposed 10 epIdemics, ckanse OF
cnna.e ~ water, Will md IL pleasant rafe and
sure rSsnecy, and no one should ever travel WITH
gu gu hie@osf. ~ T. fer We assure you you will
All persons OF sSceatSrI habits win find II per
IeSt preventive OF, as vel as cure for those all
menS which they are particularly exposed. Hence
HlnlStefs students, ettorneys, literary gentlemen,
Sno laoles who are not accustomed 20 much out
9ool eGsrolss, Will ssd It to their advantage to
keeg Dotte constantly on hand; and above ali
motlere, or those 0ec0Iains such, Will 20 through
utt most gerous refiOd not only with all their
aocustoEieg strength, but safe and free from the
tnonsano ailments % prevalent among the female
portion OF the world In short, Ia indeed q mothers
ooholsl, I'D i Ola and young; no lorger run the
Tlsh OF dsay It vii relieve and Prove
York, and ia Market Street, 81. Louis, No, and
sold py al good Drugsists. Prioe One Dollar Der
Bottle.
PROP. WOODS
RRSTORATIVE CORDIAL
And
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in this eitv nv q RTOTT 2rE n
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WATcHRERAIlRIINg ANDsJLVER WARE

,isha ., .hs best essabliFhments, and fur
ing every description Of 6ns Watches, and ~
RaIncuisI Ssssauon give to the same, by a
hsd. Also, eysry deserlp Ion Of standard SILVER
WAKE, PLAIN ana ornamental, manufactuTed under
faT superior In quality and finish 70 northern ware
sold By dsslers In general And represented ss thsI
ovn nsannfsotare. II. o. HOOD
sss SSs ~. AvAnua. uaa
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ID The Augusta Chronicle says: at 4, +.
shame, and. we think too, a gross mismanage.
volunteer soldiery, and only one regiment, was
sent into Northwestern Virginia, into the very
midst OF Tories, away from railroads and reinl
forcements, 70 meet Lincoln's best soldiers the
Northwestern men, under Lincoln's best General
-McClellan-and unsupported except by the al
most raw Virginia militia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27

ZONE AND SEE Our new style INDIA. PAN
50 a:s tNl6S siE. s'; sss sEs'i!::e s.:e
'ess~ ktll
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATTVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATION.
Sold in this city BY c. s5O7T, s1S Pa. sys.us,
su 3-eoly. pW

Roo1s AND sHQEs 10 sUIT ne
~ TIMES.
WeEe now manufacturing al kinds of BOOTH
ana SHOES, and constantly reoedvlng s-x5D~,
slpply OF eastern made vork Of every de- 80
pe sold sf much lower lrioe than lAs bserv ~
heretofore charged In fhis oiN for muek irie-io.,
.fsrsops in want Of Booh and Shoes of s..ssr, 90
pity made york, WI ayays And Q rood sssorsns
IN store and q tss lowest SIisfssS Sly: s.S esT
~ s1s fsun9svania svspIs
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GAS FITTING. &c.

WN <. DOVE co,
ENHE N6w prepared 20 execute say orders viii
which the rlsJ be tsyoreG u the
PLUMBING, GAS Ok STEAM FIYYIN6
BUSINESS,
IL store on 5th strc6t : few Gaoru north Of "a
sysnGe, yheIe may g foTao coEn7! !ets assortmsrs
OF fCShNDELifslS and Gtlor SES, ST AM ns
WATER FIGTURES. in Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-27

w GAS IXTURES,
w H3vs IN store, ana are daily receiving, GAS
fIAx.UhES OF entirely New Pattern rs and DESIGNS
and Finish, superior IT sy to anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invits CiEizSre genera!
u TO call and examine stock of Gap sEd Water
Fixtures, feeling confident thEt Ee have the bsS:
ssie cted stock IN Washington.
All Work in the shove fine lc.ru.ted to nur rz-e
viii be promptly attended 10.
MYERS { RcGHkN,
TlAr h-G HTE - StrNst
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VSsITo SIofaiN fFaEiGNEIyER bIoh yiII lsTf lot 9f suMMER
Fssss, st No t6o ssvsuta IT EiflI
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L. sNfDhfiL Fl usrBgR fyp Gas FJ7rER
Has removed to lhe corner OF Twelfth aud r ais
He Is prepared 70 in.roducs Water and c SIS utor
satisfaction.
Es has on hand . lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which hs -lll sell less than oOs:, as ms
wishes 20 get rid of ther, ro -
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LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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u DR. JOHNSTON,
q n II - A

Has diseoc,r.d tks most CtrtaiA, SPEEDY asd oxl,
ETtetsaI Remedy i. shs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03
A Peaceful SoIufInn-

The New York HerGld'S WashiDr.or -
respondent says.
1t has leaked out, through saui-rf.;.,
channels, that the administration Is ana -
been for some days, occupied in arrsrr-7- :
devils ing some plan whereby a solution of,E.
difficulties now pending over the c1uDrrr ~
be solved without resort TO arIas. I, Vs. =
this purpose, It Is said, that n arnl-s.;,, :.
ten days or two weeks was asked for s-5 -
seDted to by the Commissi3ners from tIs -
federate States.
1t Is extremely Pr0blematieal Wbe.be-r-
administration will be able to ace5-,,r;-t, .- -
thing tangible There are some in-r,-.---
ble men IL the Cabinet. who hold 10 rbs -
triue enuueiated by Senator Chandler 80
little blood letting Is the only cffscu.usl r--.t
OF oi settling the difficulties which ne
the country There are Others. hgwsve- ::
the Cabinet, who take a vastly dffT-rer. =
Of affairs Both Mr. Seward and ~ a.
GO not hesitate TO state that the rso-a -.
cable way would be l0rPeaceful ssnara,5---
They believe such solution preferable 49,.
more so, than one OF force.
This Is the question that occu1res H..
tentiO1 Of the administration. ILsv ,---.
postpoEeit much longer. The time ! -
up when they are 10 render a-ass-.a -
Confederate States are watching tie 5s---
and are desiroUs as to whether 1t Is 10 b. 49,.
OF war. Virginia ana the other b5gds- s..
are auxioUsly watching the course 81 ,--.
The Tumors OF the ngu-eyacul.l.... b.. r.
Sumter are supposed 10 be put forth fl --.,.-
cal effect Ia positively certain ta., = ---
oe abandoned specify Is equally s.-..s.
tia; tgit ile-eIs al.- -.c IL r-lal5-ct
the signs az favorable 3. a d p-4s-:a. ..-.
lion
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03
Democratic County Committee.

AueustIn Durbln, UHatmIu.
AIIeghauv-Michael NJ Guire, Blacklick-
Joseph s. Mardis, Cambria John M'Bride
CarrolI-Jacob Luther, Carrolltown-James
Faean. Chest-Joseph Gill, Chest Springs -
Augustine Byrne, Clearfeid-William Raj
ney, Conemaugh-Ri Richard Sanderson' Croyle
William Murray, EbeDsourg-Charles ID.
Murray. Galitzen-David Mills, Jackson
Henrv Rager. Johnstown, 1st Ward-Eph-
Ram Buck. I'd Ward-John Grouse Lewis
Luckhardt 81 Ward-Wiliiam Winner, 4th
Ward-Hugh Maloy, T.oretto-Wiiliam Ry-
an. Jr. MLlville-A VI. Gregg, Richland-
Henry Topper. summerhill-James Burk,
Summitvilie-John Sharbaugh, Susquehanna
John Bearer. Taylor-Amos Davis. Wash
ington Richard White, White-George Wal
ters. WiImore-M NJ. O'Neil, Yoder-Geo.
W. Osborn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03
FArruruh MINISTERS OF HEALrn.-In ez-

FArTHFUI MINISTERS OF HEALTH.-In eS-
amining the vessels at the various wharvess
we find among the curiosities Of our com
merce the brig Miranda, just IN from Iruxli-
10 with a cargo Of Honduras SarsaParilia for
DR.. j. G. Aver & Co, of Lowell. So par
ticular are this firm as to the articles used IN
compounding their various remedies, that they
have this drug, ike some others they con-
sumo, gathered for them by skillful agent
Of their own in the tropical regions Of ITS
growth. He Informs US that there many spe-
cies of this plant, but two Of which are really
valuable in medicine the qualities of these
are also affected by the time of gathering
mode of curing. etc, operations which 10 that
region of unreliable workmen, imposes hea-
w labor upon him 0ne of the inert varie-
ties of Sarsaparilia grows wild in our own for
ests, while several others, nearly worthless,
abound in CertTal aud South America. The
intelligent agent assured Us that the virtues
of this drug had never been fully told, and
that the reason Of the low esteem in which
many hold IT, is ma inIy due to the imPorta-
tation OF such immense quantities Of the
worthless varieties. His accounts Of his trips
to Honduras, aud his business excursions al
ong the G Gulf of Dulce aud the rivers Of Mon
taguo and Santiago. and among the adjacent
mountains, were of intense interest. We cap
but commend and honor his employers for
the faithfulness and energy with which they
execute their trust IS ministers to the pG5lic
health, and we suspect that this course Is at
least one of the reasons why their medicines
are held in such extraordinary favor through
out the civilized world New Yolk City
News
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TIC CnnIEe Trnmc.

4 correspondent Of the Panama Star and
Herald. writes from El;na, under date Of I %
ruary 4th, as follows
"A vessel with 600 Chinese cmiErants ar
rived in Callno lately, wLo are how offered
for sale, and will fetch from $500 to 500 a
head These poor people have made con
tracts to serve eight years, l believe, at s.
per month, which contracts are sold then II
the highest bidder. The treatment of these
men 10 the haciendas l. horrible: they get
scanty aud bad food, are frequently cheated
out OF their wages, are put il irons and lash
ed for triiing offences. often when they are
unable TO work on account Of lin ass. In which
case they never get medical assistance; thus
they are forced to work until they died Of ex-
haustion.
Their o7erscers are generally former slaves.
negroes aud mulattOCs, who fGd pleasure
in inficting the same or greater tortures than
those they have bad to suffer themselves be-
fore, and thus one may imagine what a terri
ble lot awaits these poor coolies in Peru
Slaves were much better treated, because
slaves were property. which lost In value IL
deteriorated 10y bad treatment, but cut Of the
wretcbed Chinaman. they try to get as much
as possible in these eight years, no matter /
! they die or not. They have got no pro;ee-
| tion, whatever, from such corrupt govern
ment as the Peruvians The other day, six
/ ty Chinaman fed from hacienda to Lima
and went straight to the intendente, in order
TO complain about the treatment they recei
we'd. The iDtendente sent them all immedi
ately back to the hacienda, and lodged tLos
whom he called the ringieaders, in jail"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03
Tor Peace.

According to the latest news from Wash
ington, Lincoln's voice is still for peace. He
is making no arrangements to carry out the
pledge in his inaugural address, to enforce
the revenue laws in the seeded States If
Mr. Buchanan were still President he would
be denounced as traitor, for not reinforcing 2
Fort Sumpter. But the Black Republican
leaders have nothing to say in condemnation
of the course of Lincoln, although he don't
redeem his pledge to the American people on
the fourth of last March But wait until the
disappointed ofice seekers begin to return
home We may then expect to hear some
magnificent grumbling and growing, inter
spersed with some rough swearing. Ofeourse
every disappointed applicant win think he has
been treated very badly. aud leave Washing
ton full of wrath and fury,
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PLIES i'm both Forms Cured.
READ THIS.

1 can only account for my present sound
health. the constant, though moderate use IF
BeRHAvE's HOLLAND BITEERs-havlny from
my youth suffered, at intervals from iPjss
in both forms, sometimes so severely as to
completely PROSTATE me I have for several
months past, though sutjec: - loss Of sleep.
and unusual physical effort, been entirely free
from any symtom of this distressing disease;
while my general health Is very much inpro-
ved.'
Persons doubling the authenticity Of this
certificate, are requested 10 call upon or COM
municate with the proprietors. They viii
take pleasure not only in referring them to
Its author. but to many others who have used
the Holland Bitters for the same affection
with equal success.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03
AseEs.F1ic Esen-...trrn

Til, s., Louis Rrpu5.tcan states r... ...
H.a. ~ Is Ogden, Oi J-ie4-s. a.5.-...- &
Iue III ngls SJaJe Senate. asl "a v-g. .5 .r
gen,leulau sFitba.s vas ca.leI U2.a o.. -.5..-
oaE 0t geltt-----u IL lu4- ca. + f. .as .s-.,.-..
10 speech, "a ma5e H. u IL. tsl.......- ...-
guage Ia TeieIauce to Lls own C-le X =l.
AM party
lie could not be ID RI - his asy3 es-ss.-
ti9Us convictions. tie would ugl ,av ...-t..
heFuSHcau Platform was NOT IlEar. a- ..--.
al abstract truIG Vas cauccrue1- bu- g.. sr III
say; that the topc5.icaa party uaa .....
nlls'aSe- The dretrlue % IaaL platform. r..-
there shOu.l b. 10 more siag. States .-
not be carried ous. Tae at-e.up- - s.-.--
out would par az end 20 this government a..
saw The mistake waicn they had mad lie
the election. and Le had autieiea-=l rl- ---
G!t- When, On the evening as.a- i-g s......-
be stood IA the house of friend ID Ba..
strce et II tue city of B-Ss5a, sa1 saw The ..--
ProcesSlsa oi y i1e awake y 0-, y-.-l. r.-l--
e and tanoers aud shouts OF triumph. 2 .--5
Standing near LIan remarked, u O-a.-. g.l
10 not seem 70 enjoy AZ 'Na141l. v-- lie
reply, 1 am never merry II "a funeral Hll
saue surprise she asked what IL meant. Is
reply was that &c feared the procession tLs-
passing would prove % be the funeral r----s-
sion ci the nation
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

Opinion Of Attorney General Bates on the
ReUeHWe CoiiecfionS--It Is announced that
Attorney General Bates has given the Presi-
dent written opinion. that under the S9Jh
section of the law of 1899, it will be impos-
sible to collect any revenue in any of the Sc
ceded States. That section declares that the
uial of any fact regarding violation of the
revenue laws, whall be within the judicial
district in which the seizure or forfeiture oc-
ours. As there are no United States Courts,
Judges or Marshals in any of the ports of the
seeded States, there aru no means, under
existing laws. of enforcing auy penalties fo.
violation of the revenue, even if it were prac-
tIcable to appoint a Collector to reside on
shipboard with four miles Of the port. This
condition of the law, it is said, has induced
the Presiden; to determine upon calling an
extra session of Congress Immediately.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

There was tolerable good sieighing on the
plank road yesterday. aud Monday was cold
enough TO pass for a first class January day.
We mountaineers live in rather variable
climate, but still for all that Cambria County
is the best place in the world to live.
''Her sous are bold and hardy,
Os brave and dauntless air,
Her daughters chaste and witty,
The fairest of the fair"
1t must be confessed THAT her sons are lev
ers Of excitement This is the reason why
her politicians are almost constantly quarrel
ling and wrangling among themselves. When
they get tired of this, they amuse themselves
by electing resident of Blair, Clearfeld or
some other adjoining County to Congress or
the State Senate. They generally do the hard
fighting Of the campaign, but seldom succeed
in securing a share of the spoils after it is
over.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03
Gs- The Appropriation bill has passed the

GsThe Appropriation bill has passed the
House of Representatives, and will pass the
Senate in a few days The I'LL for appor-
tioning the State for members of Congress,
has not yet, we believe, been reported. Jon
athan Olibuck informs US that if Cambria is
placed in a Democratic district, he Will be a
candidate for Congress next time. Although
he is our personal and political friend. ripe
scholar. and 'eminently fit for the Office we
can't promise him cur support SO far ahead.
If he thinks that Mordecai or the pretty School
Mistress can influence US in the matter, be
is very much mistaken.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

EE According to the Harrisburg Patio,
and union, a number of the members Of the
Legislature recently had high old time
tables. glass. beds, bedding &c. were tossed
out of the windows in the exuberaut glee of
the jewellers. All right we presume These
devoted servants Of the people, need little
amusement and relaxation, after the arduous
labcrs of the last three months, besides they
ATE able to pay and don't care for expenses.
They can afford to break things.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03
Good "a Kew

lie following anecIote, although O.. f..
Is go0l As Lew al TIA j eaeat TN
hePubhcan Office seekers NIL Pa .....
tue application !1r Iu1u8-e ives
-IIls-ofy records tue memory Of Inn GILL;.
lLcIleEt parallel 70 IA- cugIIayus descent -.
demand made Dy tle State OF Elr--u.s ~
her Legislature AND CyuT-u.isa. fu-..- -
eNenGui months uf 1!r. u ler-s agn.l,.---.
ton fee and enlightened ci.iz.s Of ar....
-aPp-c-h aaie9, long l---ed. aaa gs... -.
pie sag'uy sel-ui asIyl-ur. sc.t=. hir,-..-
the " bake House and demanded an s-.-.....--
with tac President. Beng il--a4g.-. .
IaioTEivG that Pcrs5uagr gnzt b. cl-r,.. ...-...
oince- IL return, lie s - 1a>i-ta. V his. ....-
tlnEUisled ali tls uep8l tlI=ur o. u .r5e-- d d.
TiseE successor u s-ats what Utli.s be z- "a.
F-Etcu-aEiy hhe 10 have Apple had w..
not loas IA als sFeriag 1ha5 IA. P.ace Il. a..
a-Ie4-y uelilrd II Lax, w4s = place il IL.
C-ollct- "a learning, with surpris.. Z. 2
Inc iablc MAS "a3.iy occupied, ile Eu.-,..,-...
foreign mission. Ar Ty.cr h4I ,as iu5-
mite regret 10 inform hlln slI.t every ls.-s-.,
was iu-i \ 1h5u-aai 5llar clerk III
deputy : duty IA ssule goo country .......-
a-e would sult Lam quite Is well. I \. p-.-
ideui Vas ssFry L say Il4L none gf ll.,. .-
aIy other place IL a. Jne Il tu.alI 8a -..- %.
ihs tilsckiy printed bius' book gyer. gt,.-r.- .-
nkeIy ever II ulc3ue 50 "a saculg sr,-rrf.-....
lhe llsaPPoiuted asViraut rose ID %. rg-
when TIE poiIte President tI.I risen vyllb nm
and so displayed his gra,e.ul properties. .s
paused To survey nim from head ID -..- ..,..g
uttered the mesuuga5.e wor-s-.S,s ....rer r.s
G'r3 Jc Utu-t lie SsH3c tstfE E.,r.er ...
any otj cLotteStO spare -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

Playing .JHcLasgn We suppose tilt 1-
Lincoln has found cut ere tbs. that TlaFIr=
jackson Is a kind OF amusement lng-e r-al,.
ing 10 contemplate than To take par, ia. al
less d theut IN speculation than II action IN
the quiet Of rural residence Il vas G1u.l.lss
sweet to ruminate on comiug glorils-sTs-.
to hear the buzz of approving e5urti4rs. tosss
the bowlng multitude and 10 feel the c1-l-cr.s
and heavy salary sweet 10 autic5 glts lie
pleasures OF being President. Bac distance
lends an enehantmeat 20 the view, Ehieh, -
the Executive mansion, very decidedly t-l-s
on near approach. Mr. LincolI's chapter
of sweets was doubtless as so0thin- os l11
Juan. But Mr.. Lincoln's realization Of Sweets
Is bitter as gall. / am utterly disguised
said he 20 . confidential friend the other -aE
and am mighty sick and tired Of the who's
T thing We don't doubt be Is. Il j. TlT
hard to play jackson. But 81 Mr.. L-ne2-l
has made up ais mind to 90 through with =,
/ We recommend that he FRS ard straight
I way make up his mind to cast from hin -.s
+ own party OF fanatieisn for party o: Tr--.'.-
/ pie and patriotism, who VIII help him T-R
jackson by saving the Country.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

CFor the enlightment of those of our
friends who take an interest in this establish
ment, we beg leave to state that it is entirely
out of a supply of cigars at present, & that
they are luxury in which all hands, with the
exception of ourself, indulge. Kind friend, if
you have spare box of the article send it
around You may feel assured that the ci-
gars will be puffed, and so will you.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

But not content with this nice little busi-
ness transaction, it has now had itself releas-
ed by The Legislature, not only from the pay
mept of tonnage tax in the future, but from
the payment of all of said tax now due and
unpaid, although it acknowledges it collected
it as State tax of OF citizens of,.he Common
wealth. Great is the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, aud the People are its servants
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

s9-During the present week number of
our citizens have changed their domicils Mr.
Isaa Crawford having purchased the Arcade
HOTEL moved into it on Monday. We IN
derstand it will herea fter he known as the
'Ebensburg House. Crawford is q model
landlord, and fully merits the liberal share of
public patronage he has received since he has
been in the business in this place. Mr. II.
Foster, late proprietor of the Arcade has
leased and taken possession of the logan
House" vacated by 1Ir. Crawford. where he
will be happy to see his friends and accom-
modate them in the best style. He under
stands his business aud is justly popular with
his customers.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

gs Those of our subscribers who have
changed their residence, or intend doing so,
Will please inform US so that the carrier can
leave the paper at their residence. Persons
residing at distance will please inform us
By mail
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-04-03

Es-We learn that 4 G. Mulliu j., H. Camp
bell and VIM H. Gardner, have each been
appointed to a lucrative clerkship by the Lin
coin administration at Washington. If this
be true the Republicans of Cambria County
cannot complain that they have not been pro-
vided for.