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VALENTINE MOTT, VI, d.
J. NJ. tARNACHAN, n. Do Professor Of Clinical Sur
gerry and Nugeou-iu-Chief Of the State Hospital i'm lie
CITY Of New Urk. " ~
b j. RAPHAEL, NJ D Professor Of the PRINCIPLES and
Practice ri Surgery OF the New York Medical 0llcue
in the city OF New York
LEWIS A. SAYRE, N. j,
II +. DEVICES N. u.
JOSEPH WOOSTER. NJ. d.
JuHE ORELLY, NJ. d.
NELSON STEELE, VI d.
And many others too numerous to mention in this ad
vertlsemcnt
Persons should be particular in purchasing, as tie
whole country Is hoodedwh american Gin,' put up
IN imitation of this article. do w3m ul3
Experience teaches us that dcncacy prevents many
temoesfrom applying for the means 30 alleviate suner,
ing and save life. That objection Is byiacd in the case
Of'SrJaucs Clarkcs rlls prepared after the presurp
tion of SrJames Charlse Physician to the Queen VI Eng
ad and wcl known to be the only safe and sue remedy
ortenac difficulties and obssructions from any cause
They can be sent in bottle tanning 20 pills. post nee
by onelo ing 81 ana postage STAMPS any agent
sofa by BUSH " CO., aud all Drupssts,
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THE OXFORD AND WEBSTER COMPANY
The following is the roll of Capt T. d. KIM
balls company, ffty-tirst regiment, made up
from the towns of Oxford and Webster:
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MILITARY CLOTHING.

Having had large experience in this line of h,s,oss
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment IN he
satisfactory in every particular All orders executed on
short notice.
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Court of Insolveney-Chnpin. ].

For Wednesaay, October 10, 1862, at O'Clock H. W.
George E. Stone first meeting.
Henfy l.. Robinson, second meeting.
Orson N. Heath, adjourned third meeting.
Nm q. Iolman, adjourned third meeting.
Al 10 o'clock 4. H.
Horace 2. Brown, first meeting.
Nlnsor Drury, second meeting.
letJ. IL. Rugg, second meeting.
geo. l. Lincoln, third meeting.
Nahum b. Howe fourth meeting.
CHAs. 4. STEVENS, Assistant Register
QUINslGAMoND BANK.-At the annual meet
ing of this bank, held the 10th inst. the old
board Of officers was elected, viz:-Isaac
Davis, Samuel II. Cotton, Charles /. Put
nam, VIM. Dickinson, L. B. Stoddard. ORA
per Ruggles, and Joseph Walker. At a sub
sequent meeting of the directors Isaac Davis
was elected president, and Z. b. Stoddard So
licitor.
NATURAL History SocIETY.-At the meet
ing Of this society last Saturday evening. Mr..
Hammond Hubbard Of Paxton was elected an
honorary member.
Contributions were received from Picker
ing Dodge, Esq, Miss Annie b. Earle, James
Apperson Hammond Hubbard of Paxton,
Jonathan Faucet Harvey fainter Of Leices.
ter, and james }. Rogers.
The society is always happy to receive
specimens in natural history from others than
members.
The cabinet room is open to the public
every Wednesday afternoon.
TnE HOME GUARDS will meet at the police
court room this evening at half past seven
o'clock. A punctual attendance is requested,
as business Of importance will come before
the meeting.
Tickets for Gottschalk's concert may be
obtained at Dorman's music store and at Mel
lens bookstore, with reserved seats for fifty
cents.
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PRESENTATION TO LIEUT.. c. \. PRATT OF
CAPT. STILES COMPANY, FIFTY FOURTH REG
IMENr.-The following communication ex-
plains Itself
WEST B0YLsToN, Oct TO- 1852.
Licut. c. 4. Pratt: -Degr Sir: In behalf of Your
personal irleAus, who appreciate the sacrifices
| which you have made for as and country i'll
| leaving tile cuuearments Of home and taking our
life IN your hands in entering the army present GU
| with this sword.
| " zen the order for battle comes draw this. 'the
sword Of the Lord and of Gideon, draw il man.
| fully, bruyely. Let the principles OF the donors
winch are those OF eternal justice and unwaycriHg
fidelity to the governments 90 before it, and We viii
never cease o pray to that uncOIquemble invisible,
divine spirit, which is behind it, to dect 1.-THE point
and help GU maHfu1ly to thrust it n
ours, respectfully, q. W. WARREN,
In behalf OF The following gentlemen
L. II. Eldredge, a. M BigeiOw,
l.. ". BlgelUW, Aaron Guodae,
Horace Warner, Chas. GOUdale,
W III. Merriam, Henry Pierce,
5. +. HemenWay, l.. N. Harris,
Edward Howe. IL L. uidIeth,
Thomas V. Phelps, +. l.. Cutting
u. ]. Hartman, Hastings & Sons,
II sawyer, Portland Lowell,
j. Rlchal dis, Geo. W. Warren,
Jrayes, Frank Puhkett
J. Chadwick, Emery Sturteyald.
W. Scandlln, j. s. Cutting,
T. u, Waite, George W, Matthews
Amos ChilGS, Howe & Co.
WORCESTER Oct 10 1862
To G w Warren and other Gentlemen Win a CRATE
full heart accept your kind note and very beautiful
presents Of sword, belt, sash, shoulder straps hay-
ersack, caneen, blanket strap, gloves candlesticks
aud pair OF boots.
| Coming from friends, most Of whomI have known
| for years, and have ever honOred and respected,
| makes them the more precious to me.
take them hoping TO convince you ere my term
! of service expires, that the honor YOU have be-
| slowed on me is appreciated. | shall endeayor to
| do my duty in a manner to merit your confidence,
| for the first and uppermos wish OF my heart is TO
| serve my country faithfully and retain your friend
ship. Very gratefully, your obedient servant,
CHARLES A. PRATT.
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Bachelors Hair bye, TnE BEST IN TIE WORLD
WILLIAM 4. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces colornot to be distinguished ON nature
warranted not ujare the Hair IN the Icast remedies
the ill effects af bad dyes and nvigorates The hair for
life Gray Red, or Rusty lair instantly turns to I.
splendid Black CT Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiul sold by GEORGE +. HARLOW, PAP Main st.
and all Druggists, &c. IS The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM \. BATCuGt0.,, on the four sides of each
box Factory No. 81 Bearc!oy street. date 258 broadway
and III Bond street, NcS York. devlv l,,yas
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Peoples County GcnvcntiOn.-Ihe voters Of
Iceter County irrespective OF party, who approve
OF the action OF the Peoples Convention held Faneui
Hail on the lth inst requested TO elect delegates TO
a county Convention, to be held in Worcester on
WEilN DAY, the 22d inst Horticultural Hail. at
O"rloc" A. NJ for the purpose ofnomnatinp candidates
Tor inc gihceS OF lligh Sheriff District Attorney, one
-four Commissioners OF Insolvcncv and to transact any
Convention.
The basis Of representation to be two delegates for
each city and and one in addition for every hum
dred votes cast the last election.
Per order PeoHlcs' State Central Committee.
ola dfo2I q " RI NTI ~ -
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NoRrHBRDGE.-A barn and corn house,
belonging to Oils Batcheller, were burned
Sunday morning, in Northbridge. About
twenty tons Of hay and other property, to the
amount in all Of about $1,000 in value, was
burned. Insured for $500 in the Peoples
Mutnal Office
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'Eo Military 0mccv,

Particular attention is called to my stock of
l. ut AMI DARK BLUE CLOTHS,
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The SOUTHERN REBELMoN.-The seventh
and eighth numbers of the History of the
Southern Rebellion, published by Samuel
Walker, Boston, have been received, and may
be procured at S. Thompson & Co.'s, delivery
agents. They contain engrayings of commo-
dore Foote and Of the battle at Pea Ridge.
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$50 = SF"ilv'iFs, an experienced ana success.
tai adWife holds nerssfi in cealiese y ana ni, 70
AGstinItreet IN ~,
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-. -. EHtrsss, Dentsst. t5sMainstree,. onros
the new Mechanics Hal. Building ''' ~
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Esr. STeet's EntaIiibls Eminent is truly a
llell IN need, and every family should nave !. ut gnd
bs3 d&wiv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-14

THE annual drill OF the fire department will
be on the ODD They will parade through the
principal streets with a band of music in the
forenoon; and in the afternoon there will be
a practical exhibition of their skill and ability
as iremen, ON the common.
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TICKETS for Gottschalks concert may be
obtained at Dorman's music store and at Mel
lens bookstore, with reserved seats for fifty
cents
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consumption, Gravel Gout Chropic Eshru-
Inhiism, DrUpAy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
n Gne, aud Binddcr Complaints.

n %ne, auu hiad0cr Complaints.
WOLFE'S CELEBRATED SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
SCIlNAPPS.
The above medicinal beverage Is manufactured by the
proprietor, in Holland expressly for me, cina 1t
has been submitted to The first chemists and ply sicans
in this country and in Europe, who have certified its
valuable medicinal qualities ANA prescribe it in their
actc The proprietor has in bis possession than
ten thousand letters from patients who have used it in
the abovc-namcd complaints. lie has the privilege of
referring to the fellow ing phr scius who stand at the
head Of their profession in his city. tut up pint ana
quart bottles ana for SAFE by all druggists and grucers
rDJLrIIo WOLFE,
No % Beaver Street New York
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Special 3letCtGs.
Fragrant sozodont.
PER ORDER.

The word 'Sozodort' is derived from the Greek words
500 to pre- serve, and o.outeS, the ceta-SozOluut
D-csCrv,r he teeth 's'
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YOU wish for splendidpicJu o. your iii- aha
CtGRl9 s. l56 Main street His arrangements Srn 1,
piete for producing iikenessiHstantslecusiv GtfS
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\, w: q; Richards, VETERINARY SuRGFoy.-itou.
chanc street DIE " va ~ 90 IL
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, Sih!th's Sursttiye Cleansing. ftolU-,. an, - a
sapeTiet rene9y for Headache Burns Sore ilgs Bo
CIol3pIanlts: tanEer iles, Sore Throat. ec Ne a.
aie 3% bUSH co, 81 Front street by The dozc,, ~
lngie bottle at manufacturers prices Se6% t3,
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tina.D Is making Card photographs nncargllec IA,
this country. Give him uHU arf -f 40
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In Westerly, Saturday, an Irish lady named
Conner had some difficulty with her husband,
when he, after abusing her, left her 'bed and
board She procured some strychnine, and
in a short time put an end to her unhappy
hfe-a melancholy warning to brutal hus-
bands.
The whole amount deposited in savings
banks in Newport by recruits, since July last,
is $4,000.
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Nrpi.ans, Corrf Snie.

By VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Orphans Court Of Camb Ia county. the un>
signed will expose to Puhlic Sale at the
hotel of Ellen Mclaughlin In the village Of
Portage, In said county. on the 18th day Of
of august, at one o'clock. 2. NJ. the follow
ing real estate Of which Lewis CaSsidav
died seized. viz:
All that piece or tract of land situate in
Summerhill township. Cambria county. be,
iug part of a larger tract warranted in the
name of William Goret, adjoining land war
ranted to Samuel ,Blofget. Robert Ervine.
William NJ. Smith. Aren't Scnman. and
land of William !. Burk. containing three
hundred and eightv-one acres more or less.
about thirty acres Of which are cleared.
having erected thereon saw mill. dwelinu
house and Stable now in the occupancy Of
Thomas Lily: as, ore and a>half story
house now occupied toy Mrs. Mary Mcintosh.
ALSO-A lot If ground situate in the
village Of Laurel Run or Ucmlock, Wash
ington township, said county, between the
old and new Portage Railroads near the foot
of Plane No. 4. known aS lrt No. Il bounds
eG rs fellows: beginning at n post in the
centre of the ola Portage Railroad at the
south corner of a lot sold t. Michael Bur-
COON, theuce south S3 degrees east 60 feet to
the corner nf a lot owned ty + NJ. George.
= q
past. thence 33 degrees east so feet to a
post, thence south GS degrees east SIS feet
to the place of beginning. having thereon
erected a plank stable, now in the occupancy
Of Catharine Cassidy.
ALSO--A lot Of ground situate in the
village of Hen.lcck. aforesaid. beginning at
a post on the corner Of lot owned by
Michael EhrenfeIdt. thence by said lot 1l9
feet to the township road. thence along said
road 80 feet to the place If beginning, being
post Of larger lot Of ground which
Thomas White conveyed tn James Runrion
and John 3eam, on the 10th of June 1857
having thereon erected a one and a-half
story plank house and basement kj,cheB
now in the occupancy of Samuel RUnuion.
TERMS One third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale,
and the residue to he paid in two equal pay~
mentS thereafter with interest. tn be secured
by uigment bonds and mortgage Of the
purchasers. CATILARINECASSTD
e25-4t Erec2,iTic
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Orphans, Court SaIa

BY VIRTUE OF AN alias ORDER OF
the Orphans Court of Cambria county. the
undersigned will expose to public sale, at
Crehson IL said County, on Wednesday the
the 10Th day of August next, at enc O'Clock
+ NJ, the following real estate IF which
Thomas H. Porter died seized, viz:
a certain lot Of ground situate in the
town OF Munster, fronting on the Hunting
don, Cambria, aud Indiana Turnpike, and
extending back to Poplar Lane. known and
designated on the plan of said town Lv the
number l34. having thereon erected a small
frame Dwelling House.
ALSO-A certain other lot Of ground
situate in the town of Munster aforesaid.
known ard designated on plan Of said town
by the number l35, having thereon erected
a large Frame Barn.
ALSO-A certain other piece or parcel of
land situate partly in the town of Munster
and partly in Munster township. adjoining
lands late OF Francis Brady. deceased,
Peter Swecny and others containing I2O
acres more or less. about go acres of which
are cleared.
ALSO-A certain lot of ground. fcon-
tanning about one acrc) situate AT the head
Of Plane No 4. Washington TOWNSHIP. ON
| the Northeast side the old a J. Railroad
/ adjoining lot Of the heirs Of Charles b. Ken
| lredy, deceased, and other lands Of which
| Thomas II. Porter diel seized. having there
on erected large two story Frame House
, with back bG,l.ling attached, and large
/ Frame Stable.
ALSO-The one undivided half. part Of
a certain piece or parcel OF land, situate in
| the township # Washington aforesaid. ad-
/ Joining the old 4. p. Railroad. lands of th-
| heirs Of Charles i Kennedy, deceased. Z.
! VI. George AZ d Others. containing about 30
acres. having thereon erected three Dwell
ling Houses, lit being same piece or parcel
/ Of land, except "A lot Of one-fourth Of an
/ acre devised by Sarah Porter to her daugh-
| ter Mary Kennedy. conveyed by Paul
George and wife to said Sarah Porter, by
/ their Deed date,i the first day Of Decem Der
/ A. d.. lS43
! ALSO-To one uniiviGed part of a GER
/ tain other piece or parcel Of land situate in
/ Washington township aforesaid. adjoining
/ lands OF the estates Of William Brady and
! Edward Donaldson. and other land Of said
/ Thomas II. Porter, containing 2f acres and
! l52 pcrCheS. more or less. having thereon
! erected two Dwelling Houses.
! ALSc.A certain other piece or parcel
/ Of land situate in Washington township,
/ aforesaid. adjoining the piece last ah0v.
| mentioned, and other hands of Thomas II
/ Porter. and lands OF the heirs of William
I Brady. deceased. containing so acres more
/ or less. about 20 acres 0f which are cleared
/ and having thereon erected a Cabin House
! TERMS :-ODe third Of the purchase
| mnu"y tu be pail on confirmation Of sale
and the residue In two equal annual pay.
mentS thereafter with interest. to be secured
/ by the judgments and mprtgage of the pur
Z chaser. PAUL GEORGE
ic25-6t administrator
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H. The Democratic State Convention
will meet in Harrisburg on Friday the
lth day of July, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the offices of Audi
tor General and Surveyor Geuera,. and
TO take such other action in reference to
the policy of the Democratic party II it
may deem proper.
JAMES Porrs, Esq, of Johnstown, has
been appointed the Senatorial Delegate
from this district, and JofiN FENIjoH. ESQ.
ot Ehan~burg, Is the representative dele
cate from this county
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

EOR THE RELIEF oF THE SICK
s and DISTRESSED, afflicted with Eiruleut
AMI Chronic diseases. ana especially fOr the
Cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, By the
Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhQa y- Seminal weakness, and other ID $
eases e the Sexual Organs, and Ca the
NEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dispen-
sarv, sent to :he afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes, free O.: charge. Two or three stamps
for postage viii be acceptable
Address, DR- !. ShlLLIN HOJGHION,
Acting Surge Z, Howard Association. No. =
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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HOG AIo
E.,ortant Notice.

III PERSONS KNOWING THEME
iolebted to the Undersigned, for sub
.-.r-i-7. advertising or iob-work, in the
.nfsr,..rat and Sentinel from Feb. 1859
- March lst 1861. are requested to make
:. ...,-,-at On or before tire first day of Au-
=, nay-. All persons neglecting this no
= .4r after that time fiud their account
~. - hand Of an officer Tor collection. All
-, having receipts from c. 7. Murray
- .!uring the above stated time, are re
,-.s,s4 to present them 7" the undersigned,
.5~.,tging they VIII save trouble
D c. ZAHM.
rrer.l.lr-. JULY =. lSG2-3t.
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e. Our boyhood companion, and friend,
DIR. ]. Brallier, of CarrolItown, gladdened
our office by his presence, on last Monday
morning, where we had a cordial shake of
his hand. The Doctorisa talented young
man of the most atiable manners, and it
pleases Us much to know that he has the
confidence of his own community, and
that he is making rapid and efiicien; strides
in his profession.
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Notice.

LETTERS TESTAMENTARY UPON
the Estate of JOHN LUTHER. late of Car
rol township, deceased, have been granite
to the subscriber. residing in sid township
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate will please come forward and
make payment; and thrSs. having claims
against the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement
d LUTHER. Executor.
Carroll tp., July ct
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L"RETTo SI'EINGs.-We are much
pleased To- learn that this tayorisie resort
j. now fully prepared for summer visitors,
under the ch.lr-e Of GEoEGE Prince, the
distinguished r,rtorr. formerly - popular
a hotel keeper at Harrisburg. lie i. in
truth. "a Frac. OF "a landlord. aS ali who
have ever been under hi roof viii bear
l.iIiiu" virnesS. Under his c.n.ro!, and
with cvcry advantage of location. added
to the excellent arrangements OF the es-
tabli~IImeut-its baths Of every kinds-its
Iakc-jt~ bovlin" and billiard saloons
rare skill in the kitchen dcpaJtment-:nd
;hc excellent supply Of the best liqnors,
The ''Lorc,to Springs" must retain It's
position a. unc OF the most pleasant sum
Nor resorts in the United States We
Eopc the nov landlord may have such a
Success a. he deserves.
szxzzzzzsz s7zzzs...zzzszsz. zzss...zzzszsz.
DrEp-Ar his home in Carroll town
ship, on Wednesday, 25th inst. JoHS
LUTHER IN the Goth wear Of his age
The deceased was among the first pio-
n,er~ who settled in CaralitoNn township.
in this county. he was born IN one Of the
Eastern counties of thiS State. and emf
grated here in the wear 1901. he Is the
father Of a large family. most of whom are
married: his life was that ola quiet and
peaceable citizen, Kind AMI afectionate
father, and Il Jealous christian, and he
leaves behind linn an example of virtue
and morality to ihoS. who knew him he
died in the fullest hopes of Il happy resur-
rection.
On Saturday 2Sth OF Jmo. at her resi-
nee n 'his Iborou-h I.r-rriI,, wife of
.Ioln IL Fv,n-, (caIp n'"r.) aged about
- wears.
The dcc,4.~-d was BON liz South Wales
and came 1, ;h.s romty.in lSl2, she was
q kind wife, fond and devoted parent :;
she WITS a mymb,r Of the Congregational
Church. in which. beli,r She hopingIy
lived anil dici. She leaves bereaved
husband and an only syn - mourn her
death.
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=. VI. PettengIlI h Co.,

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street,
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
arethe authorized Agents for the "DEM-
oCRAT & SENTIsEL," and the most infiuen-
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas They
are empowered 20 contract for us at our
LOWEST TERMS.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The subscribers offer the following valua-
Die property, at private sale. on most rea-
sonable terms and easy payments.
TOWN LOTS IN EBENSBURG.
lot No. l47, having thereon erected a
Small Stone House, adjoining residence If
Rev. Mr., HARRISON.
Lots / 5, lSG. lS7. lSS. a square Of lots
fronting on Lloyd street. Lots l75 and 17G
adjoining residence Of John LLOYD. Esd
Lots l. and of lot II adjoining residence
of Geo G X Zahm. Esq. lot No. = cor
aei Of High and phdney street. All the
above are desirable building lots
ALSO S acres Of lani. 6 Of If which are
ia the Bmough. fronting on Julian street.
The Carroilt"wn Plank Road runs through
this property--It will be divided into lots T.
suit purchasers.
ALSO l25 acres Of land situate in Cam
bria township. known Of tie Pryce Hill
Farm. about Forty acres cleared. adiIiniug
lands uf john Williams, Wm. O'Kccfe
Hryce >rd others ALSO 2CO acres situate
in Cambria township adjoining lands UI
Alex M'Nick-r. Juhu N'Iride and others
ALSO 100 acres situate near Hemluck in
Washington township. adjoining lands d
Jacob Burg gun, Charles Noon. Richard SHARP
and others
Anger all Of the above described property
will ce sold on very accommodating terms. i
application bs made to JAS. c. NOON cl
PHIL S. NOON
EhenShiIru Anril = IF
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TIE petition Of J ,shul Strayer for the
benefit of the IusotvciIt Laws Of this Com
m"nweaith has been filyi IL tie Court Of
Common Pleas "f Gambia COUNTY, and
III uday the Thirtieth day Of June Instant.
has been fixed b, til Court f,r the hearin.
Of the Petit, n-r and his creditors.
JOSEPH M'DUNALD. Prothy.
Protl.'ys Ofire Ebensburg. June IS. 1862.
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NOIiCP.
LETTERS

LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
on the estate of Charles d. Murray. Esq.
late of the Borough of Ebensburg, Cambria
county, deceased. having been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to make pay
ment without delay, and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated
for settlement. WM. kITTELL,
Ebensburg, I2l-6t. AdmT-
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We are pleased to learn that r..
Nlioddy, of the Geni,ss c,- Liberty, was
= ''''o'ea to Sergeant Major, by Col.
'"eu' Tor his bravery upon the late
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-02

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SENES--A Retired Clergyman having been
restored 70 healtu in a few ,.ays. after many
years OF great NesvouS. Suffering, Is willing
to assist others 10y sending (frcc) on receipt
Of post paid directed envelope. a copy If
the prescription used Direct the REV.
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL. iSG Fulton street.
Brooklyn y. Y.
April 30. 1862 2n.