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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

IT Is said that Floyd SFOrs, atPoEt DOn-
sllcn, that if he took q sbirpshOoter, he
Should . FhmPaitg lot ORS tfiAs
bsyi osths 1llh siit6oi. stood Bsbtad !.
nee, aud AIRED forty rounds, each dime
takiDg a bite Of hard bread and q Sip Of
coffee between adag. }oaS nansiatSS "a
lowe had two balls through one leg, spin.
tsrins The bone ID zach plrss. yet begged
Of q sontads % place hia aglinl. Tee,
saying DO vas gOodIor ioE.y rounds more,
end did sit and ere bis whole ammunition
a. ,hG rebels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
farshal;s Sale.
Fho Unl.td slas6s u America,


Mathew q. HoustOn. isf N ~
10 ~ DlltrIst Court q IL United s,lteg within
and ~ thO Weston District q ViFgiiiG
DiSct GOhE b TIE hboVo oltltiSd sllSo, D ~ a.
Foato1, duly nadS apd oal6Fo4 o. he 31th Day q
February, IN han soll q plblls slSil0l, %
Wodnoaliy, ~ MI MaFGh, lgt4, e0Iilloheitf e
loO'eloek AM q ~ F9iilshe6 q Matthew 4.
HOlSton, dl III glFlst q NJ city a. hStlinG. tho
personal Property PaFtllnllIly moitliAo1 a6d q.
lelibod llthS io DUE athG151 o IL Information
I'D O lli1 olu1BS colll1llnT Ogah0lSollli ard
kllche1 flElltlra. f9Igg q. HlA Oh,
EDWARD i. NORTON,
7'Elagl ~ ~ U. ]! 1t tlo Wet. pilt. q Va.
Y tIh9i-ta = Mrs eGlEslid sai
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

with thatras, faculty Of Sselns through
htllstonsS and stoasFall,, pOSlssisd u 20
smiasht . degree ~ oar city contemporary.
b hatreeeatly dIa66lottd thatsoao d the
friends Ot,thA asw Slato ARE DESTROYS Of
making Il fsOe stats By providing for Tie
sgdpal removal Of tAS alustitaiidns fon
A. HsaadGi The happy discovery was
made BY q PsFaiaf Of The Bethany rssolu.
tOns. 14g@ ipl t4l
13'', vs.. Hss.sRI ata ,A''l tAou .t. srsas
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

+ A houSo, ''Auay down Bas,,P Was %
snllrsly Snvelopsd by tie suOWs last vseE,
that theFONal no chance tor eVsa q 10y d
light 70 enter. The family endsyorod 10
force Of sons Of the boards Of he gablS.
ead, but then thSro Waslo batter hope
GAlspeIShhOss 70 looking amer tie house
could pot And Il, ga sOnRspesa digging,
hnd afle. progressing iorty tSal through
sh6iShoV; thsy llFgsk thtitentdoot, much
. ths FslIetOfths ocogpeatS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

Y soHR Of our captains and sailors ID the
navy i y hafe,BeS5 doing 5{5 YEA 81 lStc.g 4
Tia aIlOrs Of HE Vat ysssel Which cap.
turedths British vessel, the supply, which
had ten thousand MinIs rides aboard, will
each receive stS hundred dollars prize
money, oas eapuln u the navy has Al
tsady rtslvt3 in prize pSntSt between
uiatty and pns hundred thousand dollars.
The effect Ofthi1 good luekspastb be tolin-
crease 0nlistHsp9 10 hsnayy., Thecsp.
,uro OF foFslgS Sesssls ttyIdklO run dc
sloesados bai stosn3 E fepFEoa s4iPy q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

Tal Collins Company, AZ COllInsvills,
COnn., ass doing a great busiaes. 10 swords,
turning out about 100 per day, They are,
hOvlgOttiag up soms aneIWordsiOr Gen.,
NcCiellsaana msnber d bis stat, aud
sss doing large b6slnSsi nHannfaetar,
IN iStmIda6lO knives Tor tie Nexieaas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
ADVERTISEMENTS
Iron nm for sale.

'OSlko ARsulih ~ 4 An l,.Et A..,so.-| Sias
:; 49, e.. 4, 4 4, = = z -.
m ~ kl0gO = ~ ~ ~ n NJ lIiIils fIIil,a
uil6 ~ llts1Anfta, isel1ln7 llill HgilltIPs,
tAIlFd - t1Ty t1ua ~
NJ I'M \ ~ lnuelstuIilg tAnfllA lF1r, ~
~ eapazity - tnfullg go e. pnAl11 anA EVta-
~ thah aVO hunAFOl Arlllr1 Goln ~ d . -,
No. Fuu1ing nId1G. Il b locaseA - aIis 40 Z
hsti belgs uhssluE, lnnotlAtely e he ~ tail
q IL 0hlo INV. I-f III W
Rnut- Cs-kaf "a, ~ ~ laltuiSi |. ~ "a
tvO .yoafA ogull lnStAlll,s3i., VIII lltslea -
- u11llilys ,s..o.s .oll4ltAbll& . Vlltf0N.e
ialgh IlG, iSsa aEiS-ii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

Taa asrs,s y ualSa iasa Is RishhShd
. hslhs orlsrSf he dAy, They
haze made an oullalsht upon the German
Tasastt Tht Fsbeii atss AFRAID q he
IS Rholp sfsAlil Oa'tfo
ia q leylllgto ID xlg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

I'm Illinois Central Railroad q going
into Tie co.n. tsads % : magnificent .eals.
The knopnt oFiag n The corporations Sor
lanag iola 70 settlers, iSabOut $lf, 100000;
and n payment dp6a these notes i e
taking eota ttea ths farmers Al ls esats
Per balhsl- laalIy tWiee he ruling pEis0.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

ca Elaf1 oaF a9g, ~ ketp oaehSiaF
Hlh ltEiDs y tIlgAt = M thsy WsVOS
RtIli dlto b ~ ~ Eohksia yer
iiiII 80 OAaSO tleh talStot'O GIaVO,
nSSfH Is tha lllilaF tAal V0lA 1Afe
ToiFailit fbggaEh ~ dnst q ahA00.
An ~ Mani ~ ~ Will sbags
And foilog 4 y paoih o 4anA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

"a VI =
soNnFrHE ago We Published the pro.
ssediugt Of public meeting held ia the
lower snd Of Harrison county, very strong:
" eeusuring the delegates from that eoun-
y 10 the Legislature, The eOaeladiugres.
Olatloa ordered tue proceedings TO be for
watdsd tbthij pdpes dad reqdssttd VaFi-
Gus papers 10 West VIrgIhIt 70 copy,
among Otssh sbslr oWp county paper,
the Clarhbure Ztlsalap6. Thisiths Ttle.
grspk declines 10 DO, aud occupies IS much
space ia sIPlainings Why, as the ptoosea.
Iugs themselves would have occupied. i.
The communication which we publish
to-day from Qelst Dell Ia thai county, Is .
comPleteIsply to the ztlegrgpts assever.
htIohS. 9,W a,a
Ca. stofF once said that our people
lid not think muih 81 Il Sitt5sy nRlsliIt
was purchased a the costof many lives.
We bAvo . pretty good iilui,tidbhot Sb6
truth SthiS remark 10 The comparative
ralmps,S With which thsnsEsef lhe evssp,
alton Of CqlaaBas has been received. 4
I, one q lto greatest Victories Of the war,
none the less important because iIiwas
achieved without firing = gunas General
Polk'S formidable defsnces. It WA d
Strateetds victory But he consequence,
are q The very highest importance and
surely Ills tht Vtry greatest triumph o.
military Oklllto saseompliShSpCh . Fegnl,
without ti9 eaa6ioa of blood. 70 isi3i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

9iA millions ofacFss Of land have be9a
actually surveyed and tlaasfertsd By lAo
GoleFuhent 70 railroads under hoacts q
1851 aud 1855 sl4 ~ y ti.tF y Az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
New Goods.

JEH aFs daily i4diag % or Wholesale Rem, %
~. p6ls SSoa US 4 NJ 81: ~ "a III
h Callenl, BE0In aBd 1lV1ehO4 nu1lldi
Bed flekihg, Choekg, gtllll1E5,
Gi1sllHl, jslaihoAy Hlaun0ll,
IGhs nd ps9iAl06luGy d 81 klAlgs
al dStlfsble. CO0PEl : 6BESBNSf,
lf8ba u. Q Maln I,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

Tia otasidlropott pldess th6 nGGmbst q
killld IL Gta: liseldGqiuaT division, a
the atsds ea IoF. pohslaqa, Il sos
cd5dsd liO5l mliiip 100 ;rtolil 1901
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
Fnr- sac.
"a CARHi CASUii CAEHfIi
SheriR'g Sale.

nURsUANT % bTdar HAda and entered By tho
Circult Court Of 0hiO county % thU "a day u
0ctOhaG, 1901, i "a The eat1 %
LsUis LpnSi0Fd Eillntla,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

6JElIENT q PLASTER PARIS
" % bbll Hydraulic Cement Orch mAA0,l ,s .
NH 2. O. HLIRBtn 1 BRO.
DBARL STARCH. 30 boxo. I. / O. Fo1,s
IL Starch, F0coiVtd PIT steamer Liberty,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR AMERICANS!
Ne nara EngliiA o. French rubbiSA,
adeeo sal. " aes y keep time.


Wy thosLl - Apsiiuaa Wy k,ruisn WuteA,
Utaa n 80 q bsssr ~ sh'apsr ~ a huaa'
W1y,hooIa a Ans,isan n'uE'-lysari.A tr',sD
WsicA n.suhaorOrs q q, szp,aP x ~ eva
ar'laa.' Bie t'i
\. M rAlli - Au.iaA, ~ ~ - l-glnni
- TrDrs. 81 sS,st ~ b,tt,s oospsoa, vl.-a
~ \ - nueh 6SSa.l At hOasl
WIN .Aoan q AnsFltsa w "a i-altii MIA,
uAish. y pip. asso,, = u. va astSs0b
ls,piu ~ n 4. ytlr, thar D. SSrigasl PfISs,
nDd AKA y, D'y,. iai.oa'4 = k'sp dr. uu,ps
any circumstances,
wv sAould Ans'irao. oot PAtrOaliV laro GsnuI.
any An~isaA RAulat,vrva "a shu saanelPai'
tAsa-.lv,, M ~ IAralasa IL Eayll.A lsaEliilI
EssSsh t.iAioo. tsa oOO,Ssn..l E's-savu,
n. Aursis.n Wa,sh Ounpasy' WA'rhsa AZ pr
tIeSIAry SAap,sa ~ soliI'N' u,s, bs'nE no., ~,
,antl,lly naao, aDa =, llahls Sstsut Il osAss,
sllbor in naEvhluE, ridlnG, o aEhllnS.
SADLY all rs.psaaAls Esl'sJln ,hSls, plSnie
WbGu.alO Ordsss ShOala y haarVssato
rR0BBtNS & APPLETON, 81
ASoaiS y he Ansrieap watch Company.
nhl-ln' lsS RruaSvAs, ny,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-10

INK 6TANBs, HULEile, I1i5TTEiI
Q Cllpl, Pen Rall1 llaiiio ban ttBTI1f P3l1l6S
~ III ~ NE ehoihby J0B.GRkVlJ n
Z tlbo fil I'd. . ItuIooGt.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08
A Characteristic Suggestion.

Apprehensive of an attack upon that city
the following suggestion is made by cor
respondent of the Charleston Her c'T'y =
Our enemies are at length in cur midst, and
doing their utmost to carry out their fiendish
schemes upon our sea islands. I would pro;
pose that our Mayor be requested to have
the Yankee prisoners at Columbia brought
down TO Charleston, aud that all Of them
from the two cities, together with as many
more as the Government can b induced TO
send US from Richmond. be divided into
squads Of about twenty five and chained to
gether that they then be distributed, and
placed in wooden buildings in all the Various
parts OF the city, and that notice be sent, by
flag of truce, to the Commander Of the fleet
that should he be able to effect a passage by
our forts and attempt to shell the town, his
own brethren shall, at all events, be made
to bear Their, fal share of the effects OF the
FIRE. shot and shell, which he destined for
the pa. tcular benefit Of our wives and child
ren. We may, in this way, force those dev>
lis in human shape to meet Us fairly on land
at the point Of the bayonet, instead Of stand
ing of at Il domparativoiy safe distance and
destroying rs at leisure.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08
Death ocPrInce Albert.

By the arrival of the steamer Persia we
have intelligence of the death Of Prince
Albert, husband of Victoria, Qnecn Of Eng
land. He died Of gastric fever, on Sunday
the 18Th. Prince Albert was born at hos-
enau, Germano, on the Goth Of August
1919, and was Of the house Of Sake CobuFS
GoLha. He was the seconi son Of Ernest
Duke Of SAKE Cobuyg Gotha, under whose
Immediate personal superintendent he re-
ceiyed an admirable education, which he
complsted by attending the University OF
Bonn during three acade-nical sessions In
July, 1888, he visited England, in company
with Leopold, King of Belgium, and spent
some time at the court of the youthful
Queen. and n November, 1889, it was for
nalIy announced to the Privy Council by
the Queen that she intended to form ma
trinenial alliance with Prince Albert. The
secret had long been public property, but
was kept IN suspense by the decorous con-
cradie,;5ns Of the ninisteria! journals. The
marriage was solemuized February 10, 1910.
For the purpose Of rendering him perfect
IL In .pcndent, the munifcent personal al
loaarce of $50, 900 year was made to
him by Parliment. Besides which he was
field Marshal, Knight Of the Garter, and
other orders, Colonel Of the Fusilier Guards,
and held number of other lucrative or
honorary appointments. lie was a man OF
refined taste and an accomplished musi-
clan, and draughtsman. Forbidden by his
position to interfere in politics, lie occupied
his attention IL experimenting the educa-
ton of his children. The progress Of the
arts and sciences ard general Philanthropic
subjects, such as the dwellings Of the wor-
king classes sanitary arrangements, Sc
also engaged his attention. He was patron
and President of numerous charitable insti-
tutjons. in which he took personal inter
est. As President Of the Society of Arts
he was tie chief promoter of the Great Tx
iibitior Of 1851. Similar exhibitions, con
fined to native productions, had been Ions
held in Paris, Brussels, and even in Man,
chester, and other towns in England. But
when the idea OF holding one in London va.
suggested to Prince Albert, lie readily adop,
ted it, and zcaIous}y co-oPeratcd in tn,
scheme Of extending it TO the whole world
Tue popularity which for long time hi
had enjoyed with all classes. was. for {
brief space, overclodued in 1855, when II
Iaors were current among the opponents @
the Government that the Prince took an uD
due interest in political affairs, and ever
held communications with some German
courts, which were predudicial to Englisl
interests, 50 that the ministers thought !
necessary 10 clear up all doubts BY an cx
rlicit denial Of the report from their place
IN Parliament. He was noted il a countr,
Of scientific agriculturists. for the spiri
with which he carried ont agricultural ox
periments. As patron Of Arts, Primo
Albert hats showed himself particularly &C
tive.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08
BUY 4 HOME.

TIE suhslsbcr offers at Private Sale the
following Real Estate situate Ii Cambria
County. to Wit:
H Mansion Property situate I'm the Wet
ouI r tie Borough of Ebcusburg. cousis
ting OF Square IF Ground having thereon
erected commcil1us DWELLING house.
q large STABLE ~ BARN. and severn
other Out Buildings, together with "a half
Lot OF Ground On which There - "A never
failing Spring Of the purest soft water. from
which the House GIc., l. supplied Waut-
20 dispose OF this as he intends removing T.
another part OF the Borough.
ALSO.-Throe Lois oc Ground situate II.
theBoroGgh of Sum'nitvi!,e, having thereon
erected a BRICk1DW WELLING HOUSE.
two FRAME HOUSES, AMI q large Stable.
VIII he sold together cr -eVerate as NAY
suit purchasers
ALSU.-A Lot of Ground situate IN tic
Borough OF L-Ietto, fronting on st. Mary
Street and extending back 20 St. .Tosepl'-
Street adjoining lot Of John T.oxe.l Oh the
Last, and Lot Of the Heirs ui Anthony Lit
Finger. decd. on the West. haviuE thereon
erected a one and ahalf story FRAME house
u feet in front and 20 IN depth.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land stu
ate InCambTic township. adjoining the al
cjeRt City orBHioGu. lands ul james and Geo.
Mills, Charles p. Murray, Alex NI'EickCr
and others, containing % acres AMI So ner-
Ches.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land stu
ate II Munster township, bounded 1v the
Ebensbu~gaud Cresson Rail Road, lands o
Peter haylor and others, containing 2G
acres and % perches, (nearly all cleared)
having thereon erected aLOG DWELLING
HOUSE AND \ STABLE.
ALSO--A tract Of land situate in Wash
lngton township, adjoining lands of Jacob
Burgoon, Joseph Criste, Hugh J. AI'Clos-
key and others, containing 800 acres or
thereab0uts, s-sieh iii he sold in parcels
if desired by purchasers.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel Of land situate
on the Pennsylvania Rail Road near Por-
tage Station, in Washington township, con
tanning so acres.
ALSO.-A piece OF parcel Of land situate
in Summerhin township, bounded by the
Pennsylvania Rail Road. lands of the Heirs
of Robert Finn, decd, Patrick Riley and
others, containing about 60 acres. having
thereon erected several DWELLING HOU-
SES.
ALSO.-A tract of land situate in ALE
gheny township, adjoining lands Of Patrick
NJ OClIS anu tLHtIS- containing -i- acres
and SO perches and allowance.
HIS GA tract of land situate in Chest
township, Nate the property of Frederick
and MaryM- Schneider, adjoining lands of
John Ballweber and others, containing $50
acres, more or less, asmall portion of which
is cleared and thereon erected a CABIN
HOUSE.
ALSO.-A0Out 2OO0 acres Of land. stu
ate on the waters of Blacklick. in Carroll
township, which will be sold in lots as NAV
suit purchasers.
WILLIAM KITTELL..
Ebensburg. October "a. 1e6o.-4S-H
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08

H9HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
Z inform the citizens % EjcnsJur- and
surrounding country, thar he la= opened a
Saddler's shop, In the ss,me-t # lis
dwelling house, on HorneI street, where he
Is prepared 20 furnish TO order gu t-s
most reasonable terms, every q scrlP-i1l q
Saddles, Brides. and Harness DC.
Having many years experieurs III t-7
business, employing none bu' the l5s-
worSmen. and using the best material ,l-r-1
all his work, he hopes 10 MERIT and receive
a liberal share Of the public Patronasa
Country produce at ali times taken u
for work, and the highest market p-i1l'
exchange allowed.
TAe--S NtEUIS5
EbensbUTg. Sept, i. is52.-a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08
OF Tin, COPPER, AID
UNION HOUSE.
EEEIaS3GSG Pa.
JOHN y. BLAIR. Proprietor.

JOHN y BLAIR. Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR ,,ill spare -.. ,..ia-
IL render this do-el, worthy Of "a c.,...nua-
uon ct tne liberal share aE public r..r.r-
age n has heretofore received. lis -an'e
vii always Ire furnished with tse l.-r ti-
market affords; Lsa h.r- Hvi.a f.- E--. ,E
lgunrs.
lis stable j. large. aai 0.l. ..e as.er....-,
ry an attentive amp -g- ..-..-
-..r.ur. Aur.l- ISL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08

|Hr--
Gill. Et4E -.

Ff f5iiLSG CailI,EIS T.EE -r
: BEEN l7a0-a. ta.r-r b.- .'a r-
iic- ana lyE,-.a- tie vcg -- S -'r-
tEey are tie Igst e. IS .l-t--l 81. -
a-Ere Il any la-l have been ,-5a5 -r a..
~. .c- Il other p'acaS E'se favor u.-. r
theE have been received has lue- .o ..s
u-aiEl3 AM -E.l. lsing.y.e deem i5 uare---
saT~ - speak G.. --e.r EC-- I.a..-s. -s
al who make J-zl .f cl.n ss-. a.-a--
wards have La ether I.-.--. nrt -.a
West aal o.lgr ls-e-S. t.rg threaten F.
sEI-rSe'c al .u-hc~z. such IS their aE-r-s--
O. sh1 Carbon gi' Tel-~s.
Tataa-.l o. STD ECGL
The u-alessiEuad haria- purchased ths
sole Tizat, ana byin- the z.le agent cl -.s
county is prepared II sch wlal5-ale a- r1-
tal' - cheap as aly f tie marr Factoring
establishments IN the larger cities.
=. ". UAE-
Nov, 20, isC0-8 no
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08
WHEELER G WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.
r. A. .. KERR, AGENT,
ALTOONA. BLAIR COUNTY PA.

EHJ presenting the above named Sewing
a1S AIahines 10 the examination and
consideration Of the public. The Agent
desires to cal attention to the fact that
during the last eight years, there has been
over 1100O more of these machines sold
than any others IN the market This alone
Is convincing proof Of the superiority OF
these machine over all others.
These machines can he seen and examined
at the store Of the Agent. IL Altoona.
Price Of No. Machine, Silver T!atei,
Glass Foot and new style Hemmer-sG5.
No. y, Ornamental Bronze. Glass Fogt new
style Hemmer $50 No. 3. Plain. with
oil style Hcmm.T-Si5.
y. B. Full instructions given gratis: and
for particulars address E : O Kerr, Al5a.a
Blair CO., Pa. s.. s. ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-01-08
TAEE00D.
How Lost. How Restored


( 49, How Lost, How Restored
Just Published. "a Se0'cl Eare1ops.
4 LECTURE OK TIE NATURE.
TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE or
SPEEMAT0BHGEA. OF Seminal Weakness,
Sexual Debility. Nervousness and Involu-
utary Emissions, producing Impotency,
Consumption ana Mental and Physical in
capacity.
BIZ ROB = CULTE---rS LII, ~ u,
The important fac, lh3t the awful CGuse-
gucnces Of sell: :ahuse may lie cEeclually
removed without internal medicines or the
dangerous applications Of caustics, inslru-
ments, medicatod bougies, and other emp
irical levisCs- Is here clearly Gem0rstIiea.
and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment. as adopted 10y the ceiebTate3
author fully explained. by means CT which
every one i enabled t. cure himself per
iectly, and 1T the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding all The advertised nrStrUms Of the
day. This lecture viii prove a boon 10
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, In q plain envelope. %
amy address post Daid.0n the receipt e two
postage stamps. 10y addressing Dr. c r. u
c. KLINE. NJ D., I2T Howory. Nev
York. Post Office Box 1856.
March 20, 'Gl. April II, coy Aug L,
NbENSBURG FOUNDRY.-HANING
e. pur chased the entire stock and 6zt-
ures Of the Ebonsburg Foundry, the
subscriber Is prepared to furnish farmers
and others with
E720u@ Ils. Plough Points, SgCE Cs
5E5EI ere GS. TElT SShiuE Machine
and castings of any kind that may be nee
dCi 10 the community.
~ s-E.-I attention 10 the business ai
tie cguceTr. he hopes 80 merit, and
trusts he VIII receive liberal patronage
/ from thosein want of article l. lis line.
AL BUSINESS done az the Foundry
EDW ARD GLASS.
March -, '55-tf. l3. 1861
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AESCADE EEOEEE.. EbeEsElsIr:..

ARCADE AED EEssL. EBeESsBsITZs.
HENRY FOSTER. PEoPElEEgl.
FF7IlS HOTEL. FORMERLY KNOWN
z rs the ..ElensburE House, Is one Of
the Oldest and best stands iu tlg borough
of Ebensburg. for the accommodation ~
the travelling community The Proprietor
assures Al! who mar le disposed o. PAT
rouizc him that his TABLE VIII he sup
piled with all the luzur;es cd the se.-au-
his BAR with the choicest nf E5s#.rE.
and no pains spared % render his guests
comfortable.
Ehanslu-g. a7rr-l Is. l51S.-Z.-v.
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Ens.aads saeel-CIad ship.

l. IS stated tnat we may shortly expect q
visit from the Warrior, the famous British
steei plated trigate. II this report be true
vs shall have an opportunity Of Judging for
ourselves, from ocular examination CT her
framework anl acc0ut-emcnts Is, What kind of
antagonist she is likely to prove. She is Of
six thousand tons burden she has been tried
as a sea>going ship. and found to be a COM
piete success; her speed exceeds that Of any
war vessel in the world. and her size and
power are unsurpassed. Such is the account
given Of her by English papers. and we have
little doubt theat it is substantially correct.
The Warrior IS completely equipped Her
armament consists of eight Guns or her up
Per deck viz: two 100 FOUNDER, four 40
FOUNDER, and two 25-pounder Armstrong
guns-and thirty-guns on her main deck,
ten Of which are 100 Founders and the re-
uainder G6-pOUnders, which throw shells
filed with molten iron. With her stee
a-rnor on she weighs nine thousand tons,
darwS % feet Of water, and can DO sixteen
and a half miles m hour. Her engines have
nearly SIX thousand horse power. and she Is
built in compartments, each Of which is both
air and water tight. Her sister, the Black
Prince, is Of precisely the same size and
armoneut. is also fully equipped, and has
ilst made her first trial triv successfully.
She steamed round from the Clyde, where
she was built, to Spithead. at the rate Of six
teen miles an hour. and in few DAYS is -
take her place in the Channel fleet. Then
there are two smaller frigates. the Resistance
and the Defence The latter Is being fitted
ont for sea at Sheerness, and the former at
the Victoria docks. They ate Of 1900 tons
burden each, and have by this time probably
joined the Channel feet. These four ships
have between them one hundred and twenty
SIX OF the heaviest Armstrong guns
WANTS IHEN TO RETURE-k Paris cor
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HBN THu08 SE0p

The under. a.1aa having opened uut "a E..i-
ioTlnE Establishment. over the store room
occupied by D. J.Eyan> * Son. respectfully
informs the public shat the talarluE t.l :
ness Viii there lie carried on In all lis bran.
c-cs- SD work VIII le done IL the lale-.
style, W lth ulsttuess and dispatch. an5 urr...
the LgsJ r-as. lshe terms
ROBERT ID. THOMAS
Ebcnsbu-E, May 18th, 1861. tE
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WANTS THEN TO RErUnN-A Paris cor
respondent Of the Brussels Independence
states that IN urgent request has been sent
by the ex Queen, Maria Amelis, to the two
Orleans Princess serving in the Federal army
70 return ss quickly as possible TO Clare
mont.
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DLhET HARNESS

BLIND BRIDES. RIDING H-rU-F7
CLECE Inns. IIALTEhS. Hll--S.
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Gen. N'cnellsp ia very III.