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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

ONroEn, ss.-h Coar ofrful,,ie held at Ia.
ri.. Wi'hit ani sc ths Copniy &C ONiOft, GA he
tbtrI rur..ls, 81 O,tai~r. Al. t-bs;
SEHNSTtNN :. SMITH, administrator 81 III.
- s-,st- otThouh, T. >mal late Of oNt'rd IN
.,id Coipi,, decsa.ed, has'a; prr.oa,sd h'' be,
AMI 6aai account at administration OF the estate ol
sa,I DECEASED Sc alL,saucv:
O-lvs,i. That ,h- .s,d administrative give mo-
tee 90 al pgrs1ns inic'rsied by causing copy
orthi. ar,irr o. be pabii.hel thee week. succe.-
,i,.l, ia the OsGfd Democrat pdaied At rsri.
that ihry nav appear ai a Probate Cont 10 h.
h-it 81 parts, ~ nd rouaty the third 1ossday
of No,sul-r nrNt az tea 81 the clock IN The fore
nroa. snt .hsw csusr, ,fany the, have, ~hS the
same .h1uli MT - ,lns~i
L.. ". WOODBURY.. J-ds,.
4 ttu, copv-attcst; ]. : liohHs, Rsg,sis'.
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contamination Is yaronsly caused by mefcunAl
disease. low living. disoricrd digestion from
unhealthy food. imparc air. 9Th and filthy
habits, tie depressing ,ice.. aud. above all, ~
the ycnercal infection. Whatever BE- H. origin.
Il 4. hereditary In the constitution. Descending
"from parents % ch.ldrcn unto The ihinl AMI
fourth generation: indeed. Il seems 90 le tho
ro,l of Him who says, /" will visit tie inigui.
ties IL the fathers upon their chlldrrn' The
diseases which IL originates take various names.
accoriin: 90 the organ, it aith,ks In tho
lungs. srofula produce. tubercles, and finally
CONSTITUTION; Ia the glands. swelling. whigh
suppura,e and become ulo,rOus sons ia tho
stomach and bosels, arrangements which pro-
duee Indigestion. dyspepsia. anil liver COM
plants. on the skin. erupiiyc and cutaneou'
affections. These all having tic same origin,
rcluir the same remedy, via. publication and
invigoration of the blood. Puny the bloOi,
and :he.c dangerous disempcrs leave YOU.
With feeble. foul, or corrupted blood. you can.
no, have health with that " lie ~ Oh. s.'h
healthy, you eAnno, have 'crofalou' disease.
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FA r M e r S!
CALL ON DIR. RUST,
Valuable Farm for Sale.

V,iiE FARM kpo~a a. the ky.s farm. situated
Il IN th. to~ n ofGraiion, Osio'd Co'sty. sad
afm contain. sl.,u, ons hundf,d scrcs anil di,hird
a. follow. IS scrr. 81 fret quality iaisT'sl, %
acre. Of .apet,or uphsd, all in high stat. Of
cuhi, atoa. anil cuts ,cIl, st,ou, - tons Of hay;
III, remainder. % s-,at hfty acres, :. suitably DO.
,idrd into ps.Iuag. and soodl,sd. Build,ag. IN
good rrpsif; stable 36,e0. and never ia'ling va
ier At i,pih house AMI stable, Said hrm - .itu.
u-,i within > mile. al iifo~n's N'li.. - cali
81. aad has leca occupied 10 public house Zoe
IN. last lev war. l., the .ui'.cr'l-r; ssi u !, a
H. Il rate situation iot publ,c house. q. Il - On
the direct stage route from Bethel a. EUol. \.
o.. and the Lake couuIry. The above property
will L. .oh NJ a taTg,,n, " applied iof sOon, q.
the ,ul,.cfi-T - GOT 81 health add ~i,hr. to en-
gage ~ ,oa's lighter labor 90 bu.i"e's. fVr iur'
ther particular. IN relation 90 the sbhse property.
r,fcfrn@- can h. h,i 10 Isaac !. York 81 East
Gtaltoa, OF the .ab.cr,l-r on th. premises.
BENJAMIN BROokS.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION,
Nj 4 n Ito


now LOST now RESTORED
Ju,t Published in sealed ea,ebpe, price osnt'.
4 LECTURE on the Ralar.. u.atinsn, and
~ rd,cal ouw of spefmllouhua ~ seminal
wcsknes.. InyollRlaTy Emissions, Sexual D.b'I'
Nv. AMI impsd,mcnt. 10 marriage generally. Ner'
,oa.nc.., Coa.smpI,on. Epi,p., and fi.; Msa-
VI aRd Physical lncspacil,, w'ulting ifoTs self
abuse. &c. Bs EOiIr. J. CuLNERWELL, ".
T.. Author ofihe Gtr,a Hook, nc
The wofld.r,nowhed author, 10 this admirable
Lecture, clearly prove. som'h,. oss ssps''-ecs
Ihs, the a~isl eoa,~gpesoes 81 selcah.ss ras, H.
.tectually removed ~IIhoV, medicine, anil siihoui
dangcrou. surgical operations. lougic., in.irs.
m.ni., riar. or co'lisl., poiniiag out q mode ol
cur. at oac. csrta,n aad efeciusl, by which every
sufferer no matter What h.. coalition may IL. NAV
cure himself ohcsply. rri,Aely snd fadieally.
Thi. lecture viii prove boos to thOa.sad. upon
thousands,
Seat under seal 10 PLAZA envelope, on the re-
cript 81 .iN ocnts, of two postage stamps. 10y adj
dre..iag Dr. CllAS &c. KLINE,
I:7 Bos.ry. New So'k. T.. %. Hos. I3s6.
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EREEDOM NOTICE. This !. certify tina,
! have ihi. day given 10 NV sou, George u.
Glover, the remainder of hi. minority, 10 tran.-
act bs.incs. foi himself. I shalt claim apne oi
hi. wages, nor pay any dela. Of hi. contracting
after this date. JOHN J. GLOVER.
AIir.ii Mosts ALLr1.
Hartford, Sept. 9Th, ls62.
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The .ul.criber hereby gives poLlie notice that
she IN. l-,n duly sppoielci b, the Honorable
JsAs- ~ Probate fot the Coaa,S OF Oxlord. aud
assumed the tnsi u Esscu'ris Oiihe last will sad
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ATER'6
CHERRY PECTORAL,

Tho Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipicnt Con-
sumption, aud for tho relief
OF Consumptivo patients
in advanced stages
OF tho disease.
Thi. ha, been 80 long used AMI 80 univer.
SALLY known. that VIC need do no more than
assure the public that u, quality Is kept up %
TIC b., II ever hss been. and that u may b.
relied on 90 do all IL has ever done.
Prepared BY DR J. &. AlER & Co,
Iructioll and AAalyt'oii CsniSts
Lowell, Mas..
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
B.F. bate. 4 Co. Paris; ID. W. A. Rur.
South Paris; ". =. Chase s Co., DN6eh. \.
lisno~s. Canton; II. W. Psrk, Mexico I.
q. ~. Mason, tDethsl; -. WrNohls. South
Waterford; o.. Atwood < Co., Buekhsldi aai bV
agent, IN estry village Ia the un'Ie'l State.
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THE .at-efil-rr hereby 2, We. pablie Uatioe ,ha,
he has lien dal, appsiatsi b, the he.orablc
Judgs al Probate loT the Coanty Of Oxford. sni
a. .an- the trust of of the estate oi
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T OsT. A Carpet bag. rather small slIed.
i i made Of common glued cloth, asd containing
set oi ear jewels. eloihins, Se. Any pero.
6sdias aid carpet bag. will be suitably rewarded
BY returning the same TO
Nc-'L Pass. Sept. 9. 1852.
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1nE peculiar taInt or
Infection which We call
ScRoruLA lurks in
the constitutions -
muliiiudes ofmCn. IL
either produces OF ia
pnuluccd by an en-
fcLled. yiiihicl state
Of the blood, wherein
that iluid becomes IN.
competent 90 sustain
1.-The vital forces IN their
vigorous action, on'i
leaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
decay. Tie scrOiul1us
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crR,TI, rwrrcnEl.L L,. o, Gile.d,

IN AID Coaai,. deceased. ny gi'ins boad as the
law directs. She ihessGorv requests AL Psr-o"s
~ha are aisbts, to the estate IT .a'd decra.ed 4"
make immediate payment; aud ,hose WI" have
Az, dsmsai. thffcoa, O. sNh,h't the ssue 10
ct. u, iS6l. BLIsLh INil'iiLLi''
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l.. ". WOODBURY.. JOlsr.
'''' COPY Jo,i.m =. IIoss,. Register
O,roNp. I'D Csuri % rroLale hsld d Z.

ONroHp. ss-Ms Csur, Of Probate held a, IA.
49,. w,thin and Coo the Couni, Of ON6Td, on III.
thfd TUESDAY Il Octulrr, 4. u. lSG2.
On the rst,ioa Of GEORGlE VI. EVANS.
Sti,w &c josiah N. Evans late Of Norway
~ ssi Coaaiy. deceased. pray ior an allowance
cot ~ ths per.Dnsl estate 8. her late husband
Ofdsrr,l, That the said petitioner give notice
IL al rsr.ons interested. Nv eausisg copy Of thu.
order 20 D. pIblishrd thrr- week. .ucce.si'ely in
the ONi1rd Democrat, Newspaper prinie,l y, Pa.
,i.. that thsy NAV spisar at Probate CONT 20 he
hsLl AZ PARE, ~ .iij County the III Tuesday Of
81 Nov. n~xi. a. isa O'Clock 10 the forenoon and
.hr~ c.a.s, ,faay hey have. Wh' the same .hCull
n1t be- g,anicd. -
A ts,,s C.,,y-,,t..t, ]. - UoHHs, Register.
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The Subscriber hsr.b, give. Puhl'e .e''ee that
she h,s l-ca duly srro'aied ~ The iloao'"h'e
Ja,l.c Of Probate T., the Coan'y OF Oxford, and
a..smcd the trust Of ENccuiri, u the lat viii and
s.-t......t Z
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The sulseribsr hereby give. pabl,e a.,ies ,ha,
he NJ. +ya day appoia,ri 1y The Ilonorab-
J,dge Probate sc The Count, ofoSiofd, add 40.
,an,ei the uast q Executor Ofthe last vii apd
testament 1t
URIAu PROCTOR late Of Caaion
in .ah Csaniy. dec.ssc.l. 4, givia; loai as the
Law dir,cis. 'iIl tAe',lere reIacsts all persons
~hs ~, iasitsd % the estate II .s'i dcccssci TO
make imsnrd,aie PaNmeat: snd those Who nave
any deusnls thsr,uu, 10 exhibit the same to-
uct. IS, ls6s. T.. IiNiLoN'
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The subscriber hereb, gives public notice ,ha,
she Ia. been dol, appoia,ed by the Honorable
Jalse efProbiie &c the Couaty of OxfefJ, and
assumed the trust Of adnia,.trsirx 81 the estate OF
WILLIAM FiFiELD late Of fpsbsrr.
IN said cssaiy. deceased, by giving boad as the
Law directs. She therefore r~iae.is all pefsoa.
Who are indebted TO the estate OF sail deceased
q, make imsel,s,s p,,mest. ssd those Who nave
ANY demand. ihereOa TO eShihf the AN. 70
Oct. 81, ts6s. SUSAN w. t'ti.."'
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sofliiA &. SMITH late Of Waterford.
II aid County, deceased Nv giying boni .. the
law dirccis. IL therefore requests all per.on'
Who are iairb,ed to the estate OF aid deceased To
make Immediate payment; sni ihos. ~ho have
an, demsai. thereon % exhibit the same To
sept. ., Is62. STEVENS SMITH.
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OsToEp. ss.-AI a Court Of Probate held At
Paris, Wiihin and laT the Couniy 81 ONia'i,
90 the third Tuesday ~ Octaber, AID. lso2.
IN the psii,ioa u AMANDA u. srfARNS,
" iounsfl, A'asnda 4. Eams.. widow Of Dan.
iel Fame. late of Zamhfuta - the State of Min
Re-oia, decreased. prayins &c an allowance cot VI
the personal estate ~ her late husband:
OrfUsf, That the sail pethiossr give no-
tioe b. al persoas iaere.ied. by causing copy Of
ihi. oucr 10 be pub.,shei thre. week. Successive
" IN the ONosd Denocrai printed at Paris, that
th-y may appear a . Probate Coart to lie held az
Paris, ia slid county, oa the third Tuesday u
Soyenlef neNta al niac o'clock 10 The f1renoon, and
.he~ eause, Il any they have. Why the same shOOld
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
Aurus eapy-stte.t; J. :. iiobHs Register.
4 ADMINISTRATIONS SALE. by ,irtar OF
n liesnse from the iioaofablr lodge 81 Pro.
= Ie w,ihin anl Cor the Couaiy Of oSiofd, shall
eel, by pablic asctioa, on the premises. oa Ts-s.
day, the 2J,h day Of November. a, 10 o'eLek, A.
NJ. ~ the real estate sned by Priscilla Phillips
ia be Co1aJy of Andro.cogyia. sad property
consists of thee acre. Of Land set Cd 10 het "a an
eNeruiioa, against Nathan. Nelson u, and L. ii.
Re,nolls, aad !. situated in Lewiston.
CUSHING PHILLIPS, Guardian
October -. lses.
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Two No. I FARMS in Norway. and ,hree Il
i Oxf.-d, ior sale at gres, bargain.; aud thres
Village Dssihss Hssss. lnquirr Of
wM. T.. GOODNOw, Agent.
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\ true copy-a,ts.,;
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4 ttu, ropy-auc.,; IS iioHS', R'r,.i''.
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Aphilosopaer being aske,l, FROM whence
Nc received his Grs; lesson m wisdom. r.
rli-i Prom the blind. WHO never take
step uO,,l they have ie!; the ground before
thea"
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v ~ "
Atru- e"r,-at-st' }. :. iioSa'' E"s'''cr,
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T..,,moa,.l. Ike the above are eoa.tsn,l, be-
ing received from al section. 81 the country
where " Week. Magic comp'aal' ha. been ~.
iroduced.
Al lrLo mgcr Gom any Liieate Of he hrcai,
L.sr. % CAs.i. esA Sliais fsh,f By sIiag
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soned not less than six months nor more than
two years"
Pursuant TO the provisions contained in
the Act first aforesaid, the Judges of the
aforesaid districts shall respectively take
charge of the certificate or return of their
respective districts. and produce them at a
meeting Of one Judge from each district. at
the Court House, in the Borough Of Ebeps-
burg.Gn the Srd day after the day of election,
beng Friday the 18th day of October. A. D.
1862. then and there to do and perform
those duties required Of them by law.
And further, if ary Judge. BY sickness or
unavoidable accident is unable to attend
said meeting Of Judges, then the certificate
or return aforesaid shall be taken CHARGE of
10y one OF the Inspectors or clerks Of the
election Of the same district, who shall do
and perform the duties Of said Judge un>
able TO attend.
Given under my hand at nv office in
Ebensburg, the 4th day of September. in
the year IF our Lord one tho1ss nd eight
hundred and sixty two, and Of the Indepen-
eence of the United States the eighty
seventh. JOHN BUCK. Sheriff
Sept. 10, 1862
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE

By virtue CT an order issuing out Of the
Orphans Court Of Cambria C.unty, and TO
me directed, th,re will be exposed to sale.
at public vendue OF outcry. On.the premises.
in Johnstown Borough, in said county, on
Saturday, the 25th day of October next.
(1S62) at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following
described real estate of James Duncan, late
of said County. deceased. to wit A House
aud Lot of Ground known as lot No. Is
on Napoleon Street in Kernville, now
5th ward, JOhnstown Borough; (per Haynes
plan Of said town of Kernville.)
TERMS One third of the purchase
money to be paid in Cash: one third in one
year, and the other third to be paid at the
death of Sarah Duncan. the widow of Jas.
Duncan, deceased. the latter two payments
with their interest payable annually, 10 be
secured by bond and mortgage on the prem
ises. The last payment, being the share
of the widow, shall remain IN the hands of
the purchaser, during her natural life. and
the interest thereon shall be annually and
regularly paid to her. and at her deccase the
said last payment shall be paid to persons
entitled to receiveit. SARAH DUNCAN,
Administrative, etc.
Belsano, Sept. 10th 1s62.-4t
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Sherin's sale.

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Of Vcnditi-
- Oni Exponas, iSSued ont Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Blair county, and to
the Sheriff Of said county directed, there
will he exposed to public sale or outcry on
MONDAY the 18th day of September next,
at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. of said day. at the
Court House in the Borough # HOLIDAYS
bnrg. All the right, title and interest Of
John c. Heylman and j. r. Jones in and
to all those two certain tracts Of land living
and being partly in Blair county and partly
IN Cambria county, In the State Of Penn
sylvania, one of which said tracts was SUI
veyed the 22d day of June, A d. 1888. in
pursuance of a warrant granted by the
Commonwealth to William McDougal. and
the other of which was surveyed the 2Sd
day of June, A. ID. 1888. in pursuance of A
warran: granted by the Commonwealth to
John Gray, containing together eight hun
dred acres, fmOre or lesS) on which there
are coal banks open and in working order.
having thereon erected one blacksmith shop.
one tool house AMI one small Office. Seized
and taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of J. c. Heylman and J. r. Jones
SAML. NcCAMANT. Sheriff.
Sheriff 's Office. Hollidayshurg. }
Aug. 2l, 1852. St
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER issued our
HS of the Orphans Court of Cambria
county, ana to rae directed. / will expose {"
sale at pubic vendue o1tcry, at the Court
House in Ebensburg, Oh Monday, the Thir~
teenth day of October next, (1S62). at one
o'clock. P NJ. the following described Real
Estate "f Maria Jane Moore, late Of Cambria
county, deceased, TO Wit:
4 certain lot of ground situate at tie
Eastern end Of the Borough Of Enenshurg
containing about one acre and quarter Of
land, having thereon erected log dwelling
house weather-b' arded, and log stable
now occupied by Mrs. Mary Jones (widow}.
aud formerly uSei as \ toll house.
TERx$.-One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash ; one third in one year,
and the remaining third in two wears; the
two last payments To- lear interest from tlge
date Of sale. and to he secured by bond AMI
mortgage on the premises.
DANIEL q EVANS. Trustee.
Ebensburg, Sept. 10, IS624t
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orphans Court Sale

ou nlhIUE OF AN ORDER issuing
eentv ~. . 81 the Orphans Court of Cambria
i' o.si ., anG to me directed, there will be ex
ss n,s,.: ~ saIe by public vendue or outcry, on
:t55sa 555.slnlses, on Saturday, the 4th dav of
5s foio,: next 1862, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
|Eoic6ero E1g described rea! estate of Sarah
SlA ooaDtH late Of Of Washington township, Cam
Eovps5;,nn real estate situate in Washington
|laorasp a,p' :, said county, adjoining lands of
|.arsSa a. o. Porter's heirs, John Brown.
saa s and 593oarp and others, containing s4
Faeeu Of fI n. , percbes strict measure, about
|s'scedT Which are cleared, having thereon
|aoQses ans aafee two story frame dwelling
Inv Suu a frame stable.
= oopSmone oopSrm On. third of the purchase money
70 eopai aI'on of sale and the balance in
('t'est 10 annual payments thereafter with
Raortgaps 20 70 3e secured by the bonds and
GoS II Sne purchaser, on the premises.
Wash oosEPH Oh RISTE. Executor
Ton tp.. Sept 10, 1s62-4t
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TRUSTEES SALE
DBY VIRTUE OF AN ORDI

DBY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER uf the
Es Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county t. me directed there Will be exposed
to sale by public vendUe or outcry. at the
Mansion House in the Borough Of Johns.
town, on Saturday the Eleventh day at Oc
tober, 1862, at two O'Clock. Z. NJ. A Ger
tam lot of ground in the Borough of Johns
town. III said county, which is b"unden and
described as follows, viz: Beginning at a
post on Frankln street in said Borough,
which is corner of lot of the heirs of
John Dibert decd. and Jane Vail, thence
by the line of said Franklin street twenty
two feet nine inches TO post. thence by a
line running back through the lot of the
said Jane Vail 10 Bausman alley, thence
along said alley, twenty-five feet and nine
inches to the corner of a lot of the heirs of
John DIbert, decd, thence by the line of
said lot to place of beginning. 1t being
part of lot number six, No. 6.1 on Liver
goods plan of said Borough.
To be sold at the suit of Jane Vail
against Thomas Test and Samuel Goo6.
Terms-Cash. JOHN BUCK.
Sept. 10, 1862. Trustee.
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Buy your Goods an Altoona.

A LONG experience has fully convinced
- me that the CASH SYSTEM Is THE
BEST. both for merchant and consumer 4:
and for the future, am determined to do
entirely CASH AMI ONE price business.
| have just returned from the cities of New
York and Philadelphia. with the latest and
cheapest assortment of Goods over bougbt
Western Pennsylvania. 1t would, here, re-
quiTe too much space TO enurnerate all Of
the different articles | now propose to whole
sale or retail but ] invite attention to a
lew oi the rare goods seldom brought to the
country Morianta Silks, Black Silks. Fou-
lards, Deberges, Schallies. Ginghams, Tick
ings, Brown and 8leackei Muslins. Table
Napkins, Table Diapers, Ducals. pelaines.
Cambrics, Checks, Gloves, Reps, Poplins.
Prints, Linens, Hosiery. Cashmere, Cotton
aGes, &c Boots and Shoes. of every des-
criptiOn for Ladies, Misses, Men and Bows :
CaTpeting of many varieties. ranging in
price from twelve and a-half cents UPWARDS:
Oil Cloths, Window Shades. Wall Paner !:
Spaing Wagons for Children. and Groceries
of all kinds. such as the best Syrup Mo'as-
seS. only 90 cents per Gallon % class, only
so cents, Sugars at 10, IL and III cents
per 10. Coffee. Tea. Spices, Salt, Fish.
Soap, Candles &c. Q1eensware and Glass
ware, such as Wedgewood's celebrated Iron
Stone Tea Sets, Forty six Pieces, only S. 81.
China Sets complete, only sl2. Chamber
Sets, from S1.25 upward. Fruit Stands.
Cake Stands, Jelly Dishes. Preserve Jars.
Gobets. TumNlers, &c, &c.
| would respectfully invite the public to
call and examine my stock before concluding
tn purchase elsewhere. a. ! feel confident
that can convince them that it is cheaper
In buy FOR CASH han on CREDIT; and
also, that my stock Is worth an examina-
tlUn- Il. a o KERR.
Altoona, Pa, Sept. 8, 1862.
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frompt u response of the People
10 The Governors CaU.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. I2.-The re-
'aSe OF the people throughout the State
Inc Governors call is wonderful
Over two hundred companies have al
'a'y offered their services. and are on
FiF way TO this place Many have al
'at!y y! arrived, and left for Chambersbure.
one OF our scouts was in the Rebel
amp at Hagerstown for whole dav. and
,l'erSed freely with officers and men.
-SE all concur as TO their destination.
4psly' the Cumberland Valley.
t"uahie information from other sources
I''"e, however, a retreat across the Po-
rrs yleR- 1t Is known that jackson entered
h, -HialnSport yesterday at IL O'Clock, A.
: AMI Immediately crossed with l., 900
-sr and 20 pieces of artillery.
40 Rebels have yet crossed the line,
--1 "a the soil of Pennsylvania is vet I'M
'I1'e'l ~ by the tramp of traitors.
-"s movement of Jackson is believed
In S'ne TO be against Generals White and
curtin, accompanied by a
S5,I JIelGs' left on a special train at four
IA ~ Tins afternoon, to visit our forces
|yoD,. neld at Chambersburg and other
51 IN the Cumberland Valley. He
: oai oil that is possible to strengthen
nm ,ciuliln ~ In order to check cavalry raids
hin ..,s reoel army at Hagerstown. He
= return during the night.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-17
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

An examination of School Teachers will
be held at the House OF Jerome Platt. in
Susquehana Township on Friday the 18th
day of September, 1862, commencing at
one O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose of sup
plying the School in said district. with CON-
petent Teachers. -Four Teachers are want
&c, to whom liberal wages will be paid.
The County Superintendent will be pres
ent.
IL School to commence on the first Iay
of October and to continue four months.
BY order Of the Board,
T. BEARER, Secretary.
Sn~quchana township, Sept. 10Th, ls62
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-09-17
NOTICE To TEACHERS.

An examination of School Teachers will
be held at the School House at No. 4. Wash
in ton township. on Saturday the 27th inst.
commencing at o'clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of supplying the Schools Of Washing
ton township with teachers for the winter
term. Henry Ely. the Co. Supt-, viii be
present at the examination. By order II
the School Board.
J. M'GONIGLE, Sec.
September s, ls62-39-3t