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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

FTBENSBURG MISUNDERSTANDING
H pur chased the Cutlra stock and i.-t-
ures Of the Eb1nslurg Foundry. the
subscriber Is prepared to furnish farmers
and others vi. h.
ssloUS{ls, Plough Points. ScCveS
9EEi Irons. TEFCshT8E Machines
and castings of any kind that may be nes~
ded IN the community.
By strict attention 10 the business of
the concern. be hopes 20 merit, and
trusts he viii receivc 4 liberal patronage
from thosein E-ant Of article IN his line.
81 business done at the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
III -. '55-tf Is, 1861.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26

benefit, for no one can estimate how much
pain. suffering, unhappineSs, and disiguTe
ment, expense, loss Of time and money
would be saved to the country if every fam
ily to day had one of these packages, which,
in itself. is 4 complete set OF Dental Rene
dies. Address WN. B. UURD & Co. Trib
une BuildiHCNew York. and write name and
address plainly. That re-nittances may be
made with confidence. " b. ii. &, Co re
fer to the Mayor Of Broul .Tn. to G. ". Grif
filth. President Of the Farmers and Citizens
Bank. Brooklyn to the Editors Of the Am
lean NTuan aractures' Gazette 10 joy. Cor
Co. S.eblishers' Agents. New York 20
rIere3 rAREUH. Esq, who know 4 good
2. 7. Bhen they see IL and who has already
hing va second supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted:
To introduce Or. Hurd's Dental Remedies
into every County, Men or Nom'n who
want to make money quickly. can DO better
with the articles tnau anything in MA -et.
TLUy are new. Us3ful. low priced aua we
arc spending thr,.Seu5s IN adsC-a.- Il- t.am
for the bcn.i &, o' agents. Boxes e samples
containing .-. .'.san # the enc della pack
ages above specified. It'll Ci.cu'--- v5H ar
sent. on receipt Of ss-eB p }0rs. s.b7~- hall
price. e. any person wishing 90 te-t mis- II h.r
slill IL =eilinL with the view of becoming
AZ ageu. They can lie sold in day. ay-Es
1r0r'd rather pay salaries thar Commissions
TO ts0se lchO pr0rc NSH-yelrcs Ct'ici-Ht sEtsS-
HCE.
INoz is tha zine 20 rs. Into business
Fa- address and references see the hove.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
NBTg TAILOR SHOP.

The und, rsigned having opened out Tai
loriug Establishment. over the store room.
occupied by D. Evans & Sor, respectfully
informs the pubic that the tailoring busi-
ness will there be carried ofl in I'll is bran
ctes. All work will lie done in IT, latest
style, with neatness and dispatch, ani upon
the most Tca5raahe terms
ROBERT d. THOMAS
EbensburG, May 18th, 1861. t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
iL1[N NTREET- .LOHNNTO ~ -

-HIIN NIIILk 7. JUL Y y = " Y 7
LEWIS LUCKHART. begs leave TO ar
nounce that he has always large and varied
assUrtnen of all the various articles peculiar
% his business. Repairs promptly and
carefully attended to.
.IOhn>town April. I7ISGI. IT,
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sACEEE1E! san------E-

FF7aE 81 sSCRIBEE would
= Inform tie citinsus of E.~- ---
surrounding country. tla- he '
SaGal7r's shop In the basement
dwelling mousse, on Homer street, r-s..
Is prepared 70 furnish q or-u 1l p
most reasonable terms, every Ia s-ll..-
Saddles Brides, aud Harness A--
Having many yCars' eyI9-.er-. p
business employing none h- ne y
wcrSmen. and using tie be=- ~-a-1-.a. -
all his work, hs hopes % Ua-rr-- ll.- ''
Country Z. -"r- D.
~ r---'-. --' ere 'i-f-..
eA.Lal.-e ai.ael- --a.
JAM -atI,i-'.
Ebelsbu--, sept. a. Ee-.-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
DEET5STRE,

FSYFE undersigned Graduate Of the Balti-
Z more College Of Dental Surgery, respect
fully offers his professional services to the
citizea5 of Ebenshurg. He has spared 10
means thoroughly % acquaint himself with
every Improvement in his AIT. To many
years Of personal experience lie has tho-@at
To acu rhe imIa-ted experience Of the high
est authorities in Dental Science. lie sim
ply asks that an opportunity may be given
ioE his work TO speak its avn praise
SAMUEL BEDFORD, d. ID. 5.
Office formerly occupied by DR.. Clark.
PREFERENCES.
Prof G. !. Harris Il. L. Bond, jr. ". T.
Eand, \. =. Blandy, ?. Il. Austen. Of tic
E.ltilnLe C-L.e-e.
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JChnSt0wn. )
sfEEry The Great CauSe Gf
: ~ IIiiIiN iIIAEhT.

just published IL Sealed envelope; ; Pr
Gets.
\ LECTURE BT De. CGLVERWELL.
on THE CAUSE AND CURE Of Sue-ma-
torrha,a, COusuml lti1n, Mental and Physical
Debility. Nervousness Epilepsy; Impaired
Nutrition Of the body Lassitude Weakness
Of the Limbs and ol the Back ndis position
and Incapacity for Study and Labor Dull
ness Of Apprehension Loss Of Mem ~
AveTzion to Society Love OF Solitude: Tim
iiity Self DisJrUst; Dizziness Headache
Affections Of the Eyes P.mples ola the Face
Involuntary Emissions, and Sexual Iucapa.-
ity the Consequences Of Youthful .liscrc-
ton. &, e.,
- This admirable Lecture clearly pr ives
t...- Ia above enumerated. often 81 .tl...f
ei e-'. may bs removed without ms.lcis-
ami Without dangerous surgical operations.
aud should be read by every youth and every
man IL the land
Sent under seal to any address. n 2 plain
sealed envelepe, On the receipt of x oeuts
or two postage stamps. by a'drc>Siu-.
DR. CHAS. !. c. KLINE.
52S BOVFery, New Eork, Post
office gsGN. 4SS6
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-26
ANDY BY THE WHOLESAI e

- ANDY BY TIE WHOLESAI E
STue undersigned IS NOW prepared to fur.
ni-h CANDY Of Ill kinds Of bis own mara
facture, to :otail dealers by tie wholesale at
city prices.
Country dealers will NJ least I'VE the car
riage from Philadelphia or P.rcsbure Iy pur
chasing from him. Give his candles a trial.
JACOB lend.
Trf-,,s-,v.-., Nh z-L 1e.1 o.
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DR. V3l. ET. H5EEsss,
TOOTH POWDER

Tu's Powder possesses the
CANg.NTC WITHOUT THE TEJUEI
OUN PROPERTIES or CHARCOAL.
an! Is free '.nm al Acids OF AlLal.es that
can 1t ia tie least iaiure the Teeth
IT. srT.eN R--SF E>-TTEEI.y N-gHASrrAL
-P0LI-Hs SG WITHOUT WEARING TUE IN
ArTFT.
Dr. .Er. ; Eurd's Tooth Powder.
i re r-u.ru,i".i bv all eminent Deuii-ss
Pr Eei al Dr.. Uu-i's Dental Otii.c.
y - F.-1--n street Brooklyn. = y.
PRICE -j CENTS PER BON.
a i..--.,, u.-.suut made t. dealers.
idi--.- ..u--pdl Office. TTiIr-e Build
i-f--=. No .-DT-.. Street New Yerk
Sod j., T. iphia by Dyrtt & Co, 222
North D.. Street; O. !. Hubhcl. ltlo
Chestnut Street aud by all Druggists.
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Agents wanted Everywhere.
June 10, Oily.

az D. MAGEHAN, EsQ.ArToRSEr
~. Ebensburs Pa. 14viii
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Ebezsbu-E. sept. q.
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HhTIE CLOCK. lid IERILRY SSIIllRE

(CoNcErsr,N NExT wEEKl }
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-04
TAx-LIST.
Office of Clerk BID Of S,.perv,sors,l
Wood County Vie

Office Of Clerk Bd Of Soperv,sors,l
Wood County, Wis.
NOTICE is hereby given that
" the'following described lands
were sold by the County Treas
urer of Wood County on the 9th,
10th aud 1lth days Of May, 1860,
for the taxes, interest and charg
es due thereon for the year 1859,
and the same are yet unredeem-
cd in this Office, and the holders
Of certificates Of sale of said
lands will be entitled to Tax
Deed thereof, in accordance with
the laws of this State, unless re-
deemed on or before the 18th
day of May, 1863. The interest
and charges, including redemp-
ton fee, are computed to the
last day of redemption.
Given under my hand at Grand
Rapids, this 4th day of August,
1852. L. NJ. HAWLEY,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
rown Of Ronoe F.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
HEADQUARTERS, MrppLxrows,
June %, 1862.

Anoss-ds tepsro msdi.atur ungui
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
Platform ofthe Late Union CONVEX
ton.

GEO. w. JULIAN.

WHEREAS, The National Government is
engaged in a war waged against il by its
enemies for the avowed pui pose of rs
destruction, and the subyertion of our
Republican iorIn of Government there
fore,
Resolred, Tha, the present civil war
was forced upon the country by the dis
unionists Of the Southern States, VINO are
now in rebellion against the constitutions
Al government; that in the present ma
tiouel emergency, We, the people of lndi-
ana in convention assembled, forgetting
all former political differences, and reco
iecting only our duty 20 the whole coun-
try do pledge ourselves 10 aid with men
and money the vigorous prosecution OF
the present war, which is not being waged
upon the part of the government for the
purpose of conquest. ~subjugation or the
overthrow or interfering with the rights
or established Institutions of any OF the
States, but to suppress and put down a
wicked and cAuseless rebellion. defend
and maintain the supremacy of the Con
stitution, and preserve the Union as es-
tablished by our patriot fathers, with all
the dignity. equality and rights of he
several States unimpaireds and when
:hese objects are fully accomplished, and
not before, we believe the war ought to
to cease; and that we invite all who coin
eide in these sentiments 10 unite with US
in support of the ticket this day nomina-
ted.
RESOLVED, That we demand and expect
of our Executive and Legislative bodies,
both State and National, an economical
administration of Governmental affairs,
and that the punishment of "a aud against
the government, as well as a fearless dis
charge of their duties.
Resoloed, That "a long as patriotism,
courage, and the love of constitutional
liberty shall be honorcd and revered
among the people Of the United States,
the heroic conduct of the soldiers of the
Union, who have offered up their lives for
the salvation Of their country, will be re
membered with the most profound feel
ings of veneration and gratitude, and that
We now tencdr to them the warmest thanks
and lasting gratitude OF every member Of
this Convention.
Resolred, That we tender to the co.,
900 volunteers from Indiana our heart
felt congratulations, and hail with pride
she fact that upon every battle field
where Indianians have been found, they
nave displayed the bravery of patriots IN
defence of a glorious cause, and we
pledge them that while they are subdu-
ing armed traitors in the field, we will
condemn at the ballot box all those in
our midst who are not Internationally for
the Union
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

NEssRs. EDrToss In your last issue ]
notice an article over the signature Of
Logan" which calls FOR a little e%xplana-
ton The Law Tot only makes i the du-
~ Of the School Examiner 10 visit each
school once during It's term, but makes il
the dU<y Of the County Commissioner 20
allow him a reasonable compensation for
such services out Of the Township Fund
IN proportion to services rendered 10 each
Township.
Last winter we had but a few Schools in
the County. This fact, In connection
with our high tax and porturbed National
condition, induced me to dispense with
this part Of my official duty. and WAS 30
advised by your County Commissioner.
This is the reason why ! did not visit the
Schools in session last Winter.
He next says, "Last Spring when the
Superintendent of Public Instruction no.
tilted him THE County Examiner that he
would be in Winchester. there was no no
tice given; even the citizens Of Winchss-
ter did not generally know of it." In
the first place the Superintendent never
notified me; and had ii not been for some
Of your citizens remarking in my hearing
that the Superintendent would be in Win
chester OF such a dav. | should not have
known il myself. The Superintendent
grve notice of his appointments in the
indianapolis Daily Journal. but | vas
not reading that paper at the time and
fai' ed to get the notice; hence the reason
why ! did not give the required notice.
So far as Mr.. Logan's compliment to my
School and its prosperity is concerned, he
has my thanks.
As to the Educational Convention, If
its object be the elevation of our standard
Of Common Schools and the Inauguration
of our Teachers, it is what l have had in
contemplation for some time, and would
cooperate in calling such a meeting, and
here suggest the sth of September next.
| will, in a few weeks, publish a call for
such n meeting and its objects, and all
those willing to participate can give their
names to be appended 20 the call.
T. HIATT.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

We are under obligations to Hon. G.
w. Julian for a pamphlet copy of his
speech on Confscation and Liberation,
recently delivered in the u. ;. House OF
representatives.. Mr.. Julian used to be
called a fanatic, but the irresistible logic
of events is fast converting the most con
seryative to his fanaticism. Truth never
goes backward Mr.. Julian mas not re
coded one iota from the position he occu-
pied years ago, when he was prosecuted,
villifed. condemned and rejected but
the truth, then struck TO earth, has risen
again, and is shaking the pillars of this
mighty Republic as they never we're sha-
ken before, and, if truth triumphs, eau
never be shaken again.-MaYfotoer.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

At a meeting of the 9Th Congressional
District Delegation in attendance upon
the Union State Convention, held in the
Senate Chamber in indianapolis, on the
morning of the 18th ult., Miles Murphy,
of Henry county, was appointed Chair
man. and David Nation, of Delaware,
Secretary.
After some discussion it was determin.
ed TO appoint a Central Committee, con
sisting of three from each county in the
District, whose duty it shall be to make
some arrangements for concerted action
between the several counties in the nomi-
nation of a candidate for Congress, either
by calling a District Convention, or in
such other method as may seem best. The
following persons were selected to consti-
tute said committee:
Henry County-Amos d. Fithian, ST.
mon T. Powell, w. l.. Boyd.
Wayne-Lewis Burk, Benz. Martin, Eli
d. Sprigg.
FdyeHe-W. NJ. bmltn, a. l. Beck ct,
Temple Beeson.
Union-E. Vansant, Elisha Cockefair,
Jos. Pierce.
Delawore-Samuel Orr, w. Brother.
ton, G. w. Spilker.
RandoLph-Peter S. Miller, ]. b. Good
rich, Thos. L. Scott.
This committee then retired, and Fixed
or the 4th day of September as the time
for holding a District Convention at Cam
bridge City.
Delegates to attend this Convention
to be either appointed or elected in the
several counties on the third Saturday in
August.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
From the Daily und) Journal
card fron Hon. c.. W. Julian.

WAsuyGroS, June -, lsf2.
ED. J%ouRSAL:-I learn that certain per-
son are circulating the story in your sec
ton OF our State. and elsewhere, that
an opposed to the Union movement inau-
gurated IN Indiana on the lSth ms. This
Il a Misrepresentation. | do not know
personally all the gentlemen nominated,
bat | consider the ticket a good one, and
am decidedly for il. have never enter
tAined any thought Of opposing il, and
have rot. OF course. avthor.zed ANY one
80 to report ne.
Very respectfully.
GEO. w. JULIAN.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

NUMBER OF SLAVES IN della
wARE.-The Blue Hens Chick
en- says that the number Of slaves
in Delaware, it is believed, is
much less than returned by the
census. The Marshal's deputies
have in many cases counted boys,
free at twenty-one, as slaves.
according to the census, in St.
Georges Hundred was 100, but
the assessor cannot find more than
lO2, valued at $1,000. It is
more than probable similar mis-
takes have been made all through
the State. lfso, the number of
slaves instead of l,s00, would be
a little over 100
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
General

M~rpDLErowr, Va, June 2S.-Gen. Ere
mont, having been superseded in the com
mand Of his Department by the oriers
ppointing en-. Pope, his inferior in rank
over the army of Virginia, and having
asked leave Of absence, has, at his own
re Iuest, been relieved from duty. The
co nmand is turned over to Brig. Gen ersl
Scheuck, the next highest in rank, by or
der of the President, and Gen. Fremont
will leave for N. York to- morrow. Many
of HE officers 20 with him.
His resignation is not generally known
in camp, but will be announced tomorrow
By q general order.
H~EApouARrERs, MrpDLrrows,
June %, 1862.
Geo. Fremont, with his personal staff
md an escort Of cavalry, left camp at s
o'clock this morning. After visiting Gems.
inks and Sigel, he dismissed most Of his
III, and with the rest rode on to Mar
I~sinsturg.
No opportunity Was given for demon
(stration, but there is q general regret and
indignation throughout the camp.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11
LEGAL.
NOTICE

10 hereby given that the undersigned IA,
been appointed administrators Of the ca
tate of William l.. Miller, late of Ran.
iolpb county, deceased. Said estate 4,
supposed TO be solvent.
Juas 20, 1851. Aam.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-07-11

II TELLS YOU or bleeding, breasing, sta.
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shooting aud the general
management OF the Horse.
with tAe best modes OF al
ministeriug medicine. also
how 20 treat biting. ki,ktng,
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crib biting. TcstcSsnces aud
other vices 10 which ho Is
subject. with numerous ex-
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lr TELLS fou Oftt causes, symptoms, and
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enza, bronchitis, pneumonia,
plcurisy, broken wind, chronic
cough. roaring and whtstliug.
LAmpas, sore mouth and ulcers,
and drcayed teeth with other
diseases ofthe mouth aud rcspi-
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Ir TELLs You OF The causes, 81 ptOms and
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CRAVE YARD.
NEW GRAVE YARD

The undersigned has laid OF a New
Grave Yard, Immediately adjoining The
old one, on the west, in lots l5b by 1915
fee: square, which he offers 10 sell on rea
sonable terms. Those desiring to secure
q family burial place can nov do 90 by
calling early on DAVID HEAsTON.
May 81, le62
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BOOKS.
HORSE AND HIS DISEASES
BY ROBERT JENNINGS. v. s.,

Professor ~ Pathologs and OderAtiye surge
rs IN the Veterinary College OF PhilEdel-
phla. Professor az ActeunAry Medicine IA
the late Agricultural College % ohio,
secretary "a the Ams rican veterinary
Association Of Philadelphia, etc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-28
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal of the Ill. State Agr'I Society.

To the Frtends Of Agriculture and Mechdn'c Ar'S
The Executive Committee Of the Illinois state
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication OF a Journal oi 'he eocie'!
is imperatively demanded.
Pursuant therefore. to the duty with whlch they
are CHARGED by the second section OF the Cohsti-
tuton of said Society, revised and adopted by the
mae,irg of delegates from County Agricultural So
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| sent 1850 they have made the necessary arrange
,nants for the issue OF such Journal, monthly, com
! mpncnp with January, 1862.
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forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, iii
nois JOHN P. REYNOLDS,
Cor. Sec. and Editor Journal
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-28

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MARGRAW & kOUNs, 50 North street, balIl-
more. =. +,
LEECH x CO., No. Astor House, or No.
South William street. New lOrh.
LEECH 4 co., No. II State street. Boston.
n. II. HOUSTON, Gcu' Freight Agent, Phila.
l.. HOuPT. Gcn'l Ticket Agent Pmja.
FNOCH LEWIS,
Tch Sup't, Altoona, Pa.