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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-16
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LIST OF RETAILERS

OF Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, &c.
in Cambria County for the year 1862
luLnstoRn Borough.
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

=
WHghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
solely and are now mainly prepared m special
physicians druggists planters and other regular cuyomss
who use them altogether Of Eefr knowledge that
they sre Made Of simple and ecacous ingredients and
because of their confidence in DR. Wright being free from
the mpuasion Of Offering anything to the trade net
and genuine The Of dsng the plants and pur
fling the essential elements from all foreign matter (Which was
mainly the discovery of that great CHEMIST Dr. has
alone enabled him to make these Pills
sonabe place them before the public as general remedy
Fhe following certificate FROM the analytic chemist
DR.. Preston, is sufficient guarantee Of their purity
DR. JOHN WRIGHT: # wy & s% s% SA'SE 80 't' ny s74
sAt request have subjected test Of analysis
quantity of Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected Mt
rando and take great pleasure in certifying that found Them
to contain nothing dsleterou the human system but on the
contrary they the sndorac Duetic Expacorant and
Caharc properties in remarkably harmonious continuation
and opinion that they the greatest universal remedy
known TO the world.
3$ 9SE y7'*S' Respectfully, va 't.EstE
A. D. PRESTON, NJ. D.
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER,

Inhs respect think it worth while publish letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing their
Testimony of no little weight with people Of SENSE
One from the Rev. J. g. Barrett widely known loved
throughout Arkansas and more lately called field
labor in Northern Texas who DR.. John Wright under
date Of the 10Th Of September, lS5s, as follows ~
. You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of P.a you recommended
thatyisi They have been blessing many unfortunate
meber Of little fock and in all this neighborhoo they
hailed the harbnger Of health Am satisfied now my
dear friend that their value at the
time you explained their effects Such sure and peassn
remedy before given to helpless by his msrctu
Author" 70
The other from wealthy and successful planter Asba
ma, which we insert entire: ra ..
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A1r. Boupsys Al,utsnt .. Y, - fel5 81

a. CITIZENS GUARD, COMPANY A, HAV-
- ing dspanued re-oganiing The new Company TO
mi composed exclusively Of members OF the age OF tory
W years upwards the defense OF the city Of New
Orleans only and the condition that the not 10
be ordered beyond limits Of The city without their
and be attached military organization nher Inc
Militia law j.,. Ia. =. - ,- -, r q.
Charles and Graver streets and our citizens year.
themselves 1t hoped thar sufficient number Will JOIN 70
form battalion even a regiment
street half O'Clock on the evening Ct ssh
commissioned by the Governor Gentlemen OF the required
become members in Yted to attend iel4 Of
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LETTER FROM A PLANTER.
RosEvALE, Ala, Nov. 4, 1860


~ RosEvALE, Ala, Nov. A, 1860
Messrs. John Wright Co..
New Orleans, La. ~ IS - 3'7y ~ "3ss @F%
Genemen-Enclosedp please find my check No. 1911
days sight Mobile, for Sl49 So in settlement account
date You will please forward three dozen
Wghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. They the great
est thing lever across and heavy medical BILL
yearly place. The directions plain and easily un.
derstood that my finds difficulty treating every
OF sickness that his knowledge with promptnes
and perfect Ny negroes healthier stronger
than those Of plantation know and canddy
be OPINION and that ovorseer that this agreeable
fact solely due the which taken Of them at the first
complaint Of sickness and their being treated by course
these Pills. them altogether my family and would
not be without full supply for small fortune This
high praise you, but you 1t nothing less
than the plain truth. Please forward the Pills
at once and by the sama route rs before. ~ s2s n
"" g-F .4-,J Yours, truly, 1Ar sE=f 5z-H5 +
- 5, THos. c. HENDERSON.
From Dr. HUMPHREYS Charleston s. Co. have received
the following honest letter. written to him by poor but worthy
strong and stalwart soldier in the army Of
Southern Independence: ~ =Nr N'' 7=N2rsr ~
LIVER COMPLAINT. 49,. l T.
DR.. Humphres: sa54l..s.s-s.3s
Dear sI don't know what say to make yeu know how
grateful feel for those boxes OF Wghs Southern Indian
Yegeabe fli8 you gave me- After having suffered for
many years. and thought going get my heah,o
be worth good days work. strong and heart
Lever In life, and that after having tried every
thing else ever heard OF and getting all kinds of doctors who
could tell me affection of the liver but could not
IT. although God knows took enough Of their prescriptions
II the prayers of poor like will help you doc.
tor, you have mine. 5r ~ p g5r- a. ga s..s. q
n Yours, gratefully and truly. s5s ~ L. s.ss.s
as.t747 ff+syfs- :. JOHN W. SIMMONS.
Send for circular these Pills II contains full and inter-
esng facts important suggestions to the sick and suffer
ing complete the of the Pills. and special
card to females which every Of the sex ought read
WRIGHT,S SOUTHERN INDIAN VEGET-
~ saI ABLE PILLS %s &f5sg54%
~ Are manufactured expressly for use in the :
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction of DR.. JoHx WRIGHT in his
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans.
J. WRIGHT CO.,
Sole Propieors,
No. q Chsrtres street, New Orleans. L
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T0ning and Forfifyfng of the System
Diseases, either Occasional or Ept-
,demtc; and for the cure OF all
4E Ailments having the name or u

Intermittent, Remitten Nervous Inamnatory and Pntd
Fesers Measles, Small Pox and Eryspelas 1nfamrna
on Of the Brain Throat, Stomach, Lungs Liver. Intes
tines Kidneys and Bladder Pains in the Stomach, Back
and Side Consumption Brop.y Of the Head Of the Chest
of the Abdomen and Of the Limbs scrofuia scurvy, and
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel, Loss of Appetite Sick Head
ache; Splitting Of Blood, Rheumatism, both acute and
Chronic Darrhea Dysentery and Gocs Syncope, Apo
p'eay and Paralysis Dyspepsia, Hypochondriasis, Te-
tanHs Epilepsy, Whooping Cough, Papita,ion Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores Of every description Mysteries
Weak Nerves, and Lowness Of Spirits; Suppression, and
other delicate Female Complaints, 49,. q x74
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5% III ~ HEADQUARTERS GHALaETTE REGIMENT
70" New Orleans, February IA, 1852. 5
q ORDERS NO. LIN OBEDIENCE TO ORDER
No y from the iii Chief ind Governor OF the
State OF Louisiana the Ghane.te Regiment was this day
III rorganzed consisting the following companies, towit
Company A, Capt. y. Frey.
Company b. Capt G. Andrews.
8 COMPANY G, Capt. J. v. Chaery.
Company n, Capt. j. j. +. Mnsseot.
IL Company e, Capt Louis A. Wilt
4. Company r, Capt VIM. Chapman.
na Company G, Capt o. Vaeton A.'
Company II. Capt. Theo. Wiliz.
,l Company /, Capt. +. Losberg. .-
.... Company K, Capt. Az Jaguet. 5% Wv '
II-Ig. Szyrnanski was elected Colonel.
Geo. W. Logan Jr., was elected Lieutenant Colonel.
Eugene Sonat was elected Major. y
Ui-The following appointments we're made -4 d.
DR.. J. r. Lewis, Surgeon
DR.. Ernest Lewis. Assistant Surgeon. -
ALL Bourges, Adutalt, with rank OF FIRST Lient.
Gstave Ducros Assistant with the rang
f.e Of First Lieutenant a." ,+5t-
= A, Jensen, Sergeant Major
Axe Smith. Quarermaster Ssrgehn who shall be obey
ed and respected az such. ,g, "a. ,aY,5gW gs-g
D' VIVA u Col sZYMANsKI
Arr Roupcrs Al,,tant ... .Ys. fel5 81
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n> FOR SALE-A FARM, SITUATE AT A sses
EI ut distance from The city, near the Carroton E&
Vii and Lsba Railroad the Canal Street Road, good A
house buildings, we'll stocked with fruit trees, etc.
another Farm situate short distance from above
containing about 100 superficial apents The timber the
great value and suitable for vegetables pasfnrage
With lo the above Farms can be rsade
yield Ii 10 per the investment Apply at III
NAL tSl2 lbE
AlANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
W situation goyerness, house,
keeper or superintendent household affairs Of geutee
family has objeudn the country she would have no
oeeion renting furnished house and boarding the 0ccn
pants others Address Mrs Williams al Ibis office
fell If "a f9#9S n s}@ -" &&s slt5ea
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AUCTION tSATEH

AYrfyTtffAM aATsEyss - -------T
y
- COFeEE-CoYFEE 5S3g5sss 3s55E7
--s 80 sacks C,ordoya or Mexican Coffee
Hys# nv M MONTGOMERY NE 1sE ia
- ~'' 49, 1880 - = =. 4. gssI y
- Auctioneer-ouace, o. lamp street.
n 4 arnnv r1&t fnstant - ~ <.,11cr1.
i.a n ,i ~, "a C.,nn stess Iii \.
.oid az a. ar Mt ~ ' o ~ ~ . 0~Alp s' -
scEs ~ ro,dovo or sxcan coaee IN be Gold In lots In
y Esbol Cofuo'@ w -h"@e"a "'Aoet W W "''o
SUIT puIInssySsGs' r,h r s- 49, 5es5 6et-
.9-l.-e M--sNn-
+ RIrRNTTupE--FIyR yyTIRy -,
Ssh '.-'s - : o $500 = s. VI -Gl Z
,.a'4s. BY McCERREN IL LANDRY. 4EG.k4
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5AMUSEMENTg.

ADJUSTMENTS.
q n ODD FELLOWS HAIlL-cAaP STREET..
Tuesday Evening, February 18th, 1862.
G. r A N ID @ o N G H. r T
s5-gs=t3i To be given for the - .-a
BENEFIT OF THE FREE MARKET.
70 BY MR. DgcLERco,
Assisted by the be-. city,
including the following artists.
Mrs RuHL, Msssrs EATON, KREBs. sIEBEcK DEBELIA
CABA0. MICH. go
Manager. sIEBEcK.
PROGRAMME.
M:; soere s6eet c6so DsBc MsS
8 Grand o0nesrio-For ylo /, sois DsBsrio
Th' Drummer sns. & liz; Kab,
Mi. s,sbectt.
o. AIR from soaai Mr. KIs5s. by ADAM
! -. .4.y.-s, p. 10 .4s FART II. @ ,.a.. .g ...
sisbssk Dssa oaDoa, Mich
z Do''-n An0" > o Mss. Rahl. Nf:. -.
Fantase CapriceVioin Solo. BY vieuxemps.
4. Baad-rhe Brightest rs W. ns.s!eq BY srsl,i
s. March and Aegro-From Websrs Grand Concert
8. oayatlpa-r.l Follow Follow s5ses Thse
s.a . DeClerca.
8. Chorus from Masaniello.
IA .cAaRDs OF ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS. To be
The knabe Co p used this occasion is kindly
loaned ~ Messrs. blackmar 4 Bro .- l..
A0rConcer to commence mt O'Clock preciselv felt 2s
"a GRAND MILITARY AND FANCY r.
IN DRESS BALL, vi
To be given by -..-
The Beauregard Cadets,
At ODD FELLOWS HALL, ON THURSDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY %, 1862.
MANAGERS.
Major 8. S. Squres, Private G. Bohne
Lieut. g. H. Dunbar, Private T. Decker,
SersL =. Iangdon. Private j Eichelberger,
Sergt. r. Prnype, Private q Whitney,
sergt A. s. Clark, Private H. Hunter.
=. FLOOR MANAGERS.
Lent g. H Dunbar, Private J. Eichelherger,
Lient j. Cummings Sergt. T. Langdon,
. Lieut. q. Mandeyille, ..
Tor aides Invitations be had by applying
to any Of the above named Managers the Arnory Mer
chants Exchange Room Me- 49, -
rGentleEen's Tickets, ST So! -.
1-No Ladie. admitted without tker Invitation Tickets
fell a
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Send for circular Of Pills It contains full and inter.
estng facts important suggestions to the sick and suffer
ing complete directions for the of the Pills and special
card to females which every Of the ought read
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o. FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. MY
friends the puolic generally will find me at 1876 Ora
ver street. attending business, as usual, at the
place number that have occupied for the last
years. will receive SALE commission any Slaves
from State in the Southern Contedsracy Bell and remit
the according directions Will I'LL all orders direct
ed 10 me either by mail or otherwise. r.n,r,r
New Oreana T3ecanhor ! 1851 4. =2a d. If
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couT1iERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
. BATON RousE, Feb; /, 1862.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company of Baton Rouge publish
the following statement -, -, y q.
fuary ls 1861, to February LIST. 1862, ss6,942 81
f::ss$: 8 4 s Ss9Iss ;Es
g., q .,s"i. .-. IA s66o42 81
Premiums on DIFFERENTIATED Risks, Febru-
airy LIST, lS6l souzao ~
..s p,.,,., on Risk, no, terminated Ss ~ =
Net earned Premiums for the year ending ssosoo >.
Losses psa during tbs period 49, DO, :,
On Fire Risks 81 81 IS
On Marine Risks " -. .........:.. $3.50 80
n,...,,, during year, above. i lis :,
Net earned profits Tor the year ending LIST non ,,,
February, 1867 ''''' p'''o'S -
The Company have the following Assets 2 Z,
Bills receivable balance on stock notes 14ga74 81
B sia S9 a nsh By New iberia Agency
Balance due by New Orleans Agency. t''E 6s24
Total Assets =. s;555s5 IS
= VIM S. PIKE. President.
F. E. HEBERT, Secretary. q
III gsn&Eset Notice. 3tt-g 4
Il OFFICE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE CoHpAsF,
meeting of the Board f held dsyt
Scrip eight per Stockholders premiums paid by
them for the year ending LIST February 1852 and declare
dividend of forty the net earned ofhe
Company the ending M January for which
1t further resolved To redeem the outstanding Scrip for
the 1852 presentation the office of the Company
Parties indebted for premiums Bills receivable, will be
credited their notes with their scrip when presented
Directors Fifteen Trustees ensuing yen
will be held at the office of the Company Thursday the 18th
~ = 'N'N''' F. E. HE3ERT, Secretary.
New Orleans Agency, 104 Canal street.
fe5 I'm ''"' ''Nsl JOSEPH MENARD Agent.
GOAL OIL AND LANES g s1
F. DAVID b IL L, -
Ill., No. 243 Camp street,
Between St. Joseph and Delord streets, New Orleans.
GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER.
Gas Fixtures Pipe Fittings Plumbing Materials etc., etc.
Dwellings, Stores Onees etc., Fitted for Gas, Water,
short notice. sa4s =4r
Constructs GAS WORKS. for COAL or RosIN.
ell laH box 1853 Mechanics Exchange will be promptly
b. 9. 4 CO.. - Ill., No. ohsrtrs. .s,sss
ESardWare Cutlery. esc. fel IL
reefs.
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REGMENrAL HEADQUARTERS PLANTERS LIFE GUARD,
- r 0IlIl,7 No. IS Union street, ,
e.. ~. & New Orleans, Feb. s. 1852.
4, THIS REGIMENT WILL RECEIVE,
III arin uniform completely equip three companies
MI for the Each company must have the full compile
l4 ment of 76 men, gN.l
Immediate application be made at these Headquarters
where they will bs.musered into service at once. -"
- = - n L. j. HARRIS, e....-...
fa6 If 5-t g-.r7 IT. Col. Condg. P L. G.
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WINES, WINES, ETC.-.r gs ~ ~;
w CLARET--60o cases Kleppsr's MaTganS ~ nt
~. 49, 800 .. St. Estephs. d
@F a. 800 :, 49, - St. Julien. ., 81. g..
= 100 -. E. 4 J. Hibbert's East India Pals.
3zfs-'s rs ;. Bass
Essst so !. Allsop's q ~. A. -. :.
y PoRTER-4O0 casks h. L !. Hibberts London Stout.
tl-& 800 Marzettfs
SHERRY-40 Il casks Harmony Nephews
WHISKY-75 b6ls. Old Bourbon.
Z For sails by D'N's s. WOLFF, a-+
jel0 GraVier and New Levae streets.
WINES, BRANDIEs, ETC.
80 casks Claret, Bordeaux. s -...
~ 7H0 cases Clarst, various brands.
~ $50 cases White Wine, Chateau Eyqnem. -t
100 caseB Vermouth. fzF. X 10. g. -ss-,. T.,
y 100 cases Absynth, q. Lecoultre
Is cases Rirsch, G. Lecoultre.
l0UD baskets Champagne, various brands 40 az.
-. 80 quarter cas4s Port. 2'4e'''t'H ~
50 half and quarter casks Sherry.
200 casks Cognac of the following brands-Planet
~ Otard Dnpny Co., Gautier Frerss CASTILLO, Saza
rae Co: Pinet Castillon Co., Larronds Freres.
Is casks Rochelle Brandy. 'assr =
80 cases 100 half boxes each Green Peas.
is cases 100 half boxes each P8tes Truffss. y.
4 III cases 80 half boxes each Truf1es.
80 cases Strawberries in Juice.
81 lO0 cases Burgundy Wines. - - - y .-- - -l
Z For sale by 8. D, GRATIAA CO.,
F. d3 .-.- 50 Cnstsnhollse street.
g JONES &; CO., SHIP BROKERS AND COMMIs
81 SION MERCHANTS, 81 Carondelet street, nit
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SIT. CHARLES INsTITUTE, /, -
- IRE ENvILLE. NEAR oARRoLLToN. =.
~ Session 1851 and 1869,

THE CONFEDERATE STATES PATENT.
i WOOp HOOP COTTON TEA fastening for Ealing
cotton which has been tested BY e this
shipment abroad Clasps each, which planters
purchasing will their hoops For sale BY E. 6DAVI
agent, Nixon 0o.'s. AS Union Nc BsThe public
ing on this patent VI sAS&ss Ef44 asst
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NNUAL EGXaatyATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
"A First District February 1862. ~ E""
Between tho Hours of A. N. and P. N.


High SCHOOLS,
MONDAY I7(h TO THU RSDAY 10th, inclusive Boys
Hsh School, Camp and Melpo Streets Girls
Hsh School, Clio street between Nayades and PrytAnia
Pa guardians Of the pupils and all Interested in the
condition Schools especttnlE invited to attend
faiD III W. q. ROGERS Supt.
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< 9 HEADQUARTERS Pamela GUARDS
New Orleans Nov. 26 1861.
PAMELA GUARDS, ATTENTION Tor
~ der No. 6-You hereby ordered to attend Company
WI drills every Monday evening" at O'Clock and Battalion
III drill every Thursday, at O'Clock P NJ
Members required to be pune nal Those missing three
consecutive Is will be expelled from the Company Days
for Squad drills posted at the Armory w.
- : BY order of
'r r. d. t.-r..-'-' = j. vIENNE, Captain.
JKRIury OS .sa.,h,.. = 7 n2S If -
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JAMES IT. McFARL1ANE, CRESCENT CITY CAB.
penerng and Jabbng Shop, No l Girpd street. door
.sToREs AND OFFICES FITTED up with sasts .nd
dispatch -. 5ssa4 e s {sf
from the country attended, VIII pronptnsw
, 1862-12-27
Salmon River Correspondence.

LONG BAR, Dec. I0tn, 1907.
EDS. STATESMAN :-Presuming it is your de-
sire to give the mining intelligence from all the
camps in the upper country, without respect to
places, will give you the little news of this camp
that is worthy of note.
Lcng Bar is situated some fifteen or twenty
miles below the mouth of White Bird creek, on
Salmon river, and there are at present somewhere
between seventy-6ve and one hundred persons
engaged in mining on it. Some are working
with sluices, but the majority use the double
aproned rocker. The bar or bank is too high to
get water on it by means CT bitches, and the cur
reht-wheel is used to raise water for sluiclng but
even this mode is not practical in many places.
Tie average wages of miners on this bar IS
probably not far from $40 per day. Some claims
are paying as high as $25 per day. but think
there are not many that pay that well. This
may seem to be small wages to those who are
hunting for "big thing" but we have one ad-
vantage here over most other mines In the north
ern country, we can work all the year round
neither high water nor cold weather affects US.
The latter we have had none of as yet, and don't
exnect any that will interfere with mining opera
tons and the former can't touch us-we re
"aboye it." In fact, we are we'll situated here,
and don't want to hear any big Boise stories.
Some persons who mined here first, skinned
of little top dirt of late wash and thought
their claims worked out, others have taken up
these "played out" claims, prospected little
deeper, and are now making double that the first
holders did besides having deep strata of pay
dirt
There are great many miners at work on the
bars higher up the river, and | believe they are
generally doing moderately well. 1t is my opin-
ion that theie are plenty Of gold depostes along
tlis river that will eventually be found and
worked. Indeed scarcely week passes by but
what some paying ground is discovered in this
immediate vicinity.
/ have no items of particular interest to give
YOU at this time but if anything should turn up
worthy of attention hereafter your humble SER
want Will take pleasure in communicating it.