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Per steamship Asia. at Boston.
Ar at Genoa sth inst Omega, Morse, Cardiff; Chas
Davenport, Kelley, Liverpool.
Ar at barcelona 4th. Minnie Schiller. Connauton.
Shields; 9th, Comet Rogers. Newport.
Ar at Valencia I'd, George Raynes, Bachelor,
Callao
Ar at Marseilles It'll, CO Kershaw. Nichols. Per-
nambuco
Cid sth Henry Gillespie, Smith New York
Sailed sth, Henry. Wilson. New York
Ar at Gibraltar I'd, Susan A Blaisdell, Eaton. Leg
Ar at Bordeaux 9th, IL G Berry, Race from New
York.
Ar at Flushing 10th. Benarcs. Hinckley. Akyab
Ar at Helvoct 9Th inst, Minerva Ommeren Boston.
Sailed from Bremerhaven 9TH Sir John Franklin,
Despeaux. Baltimore; Washington. wenke, New
Cid at London 10th. Fanny Fern Cam. Boston;
18th, John Bunyan. Carver do.
Ar at Deal 10th. Casilda stafford, from Baltimore
for Rotterdam.
Ar at Falmouth 18th. William Berry, sagua
Ar at Bristol llth, owego, Norton, and Jane Dun
can, Elliot, New York
London.
Ar at Glasgow llth. Mary & Elizabeth, Huntley,
Portland.
Sailed 18th. Jane Daggett, Lambert New York
Ar at Galway 10th, Elizabeth Leavitt. Halett, New
Ar at Queenstown 10th, Zephyr, Portland; Frrnk
Loyett, New York.
Sailed 10th. Charles & Jane, Haskell, from Matan-
zasl Liverpool.
18th, Atlantic, Dnsmore, do; Jennie Reals, Croker
do; Joseph Clark, Emerson, 81 John NIB.
Sailed llth, Cultivator, Russell. New York.
In the river outward bound 18th. Lucy Thompson,
Croker, for New York.
Ent for ldg 10th. John Curtis, Alexander for Bos-
ton; Trimountain, Field, Shanghai.
Adv 18th, Albion, Williams, for New York 14th;
Endymion, Williams for do 18th; Kate Prince Ger
IRISH, for Philadelphia 18th.
Report of William Z Jones. mate of the American
ship Screamer, of Brunswick Me, from London for
NewPcrt:-Left London June n. June 2s at l 80 A
NJ, wind n, strong, cloudy, the ship cosehauled and
under full sail except royals going at the rate of IL
knots per hour. Lundy Light bearing n, about u
miles distant the lookout suddenly called out "Ship
on the lee bow. The mate immediately went to lee
ward. and her, but she showed lights, sup
posed her TO be standing the way the Scream
She suddenly luffed, and attempted TO cross the
Screamer's bow. immediately ordered the man at
the wheel to port his helm but before the ship could
obey il she struck taking the stranger about mid
ships. The mate ran forward TO the crew, and
all succeeded in getting on board except the captain
and every effort made TO save him, but unsuc-
cessfaly. The crew saved stated that the schooner
was running free, steering W by s.; that there
were no lights up nor any one on the lookout and
no one on deck except the at the wheel In less
than 10 minutes after she sunk. She proved to be
the sch Chesapeake. Welsh, of Portsmouth. Brought
the survivors to Newport where the Screamer
rived about PM same day
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sB- Elias Howe of Bridgeport, inventor of
the sewing machine and one of the weaIthest
men of Connecticut, after giving $1,000 to the
enlistment fund, has enlisted himself uncondi-
tionally, and announced that he will not pro-
cure a substitute
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LEA Methodist minister in Boston the
other day, in urging his hearers to enlist said,
I'm enlist now; after you receive the benedic-
ton, that will be proper time to enrol your
selves under your country's flag He did it
too, and speedily found his name at the head
OF sixteen men.
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sB- The ST. Louis News says there is the
most encouraging reason for believing that the
four regiments called for by the government
from Missouri, will be raised without difficulty
The most popular leaders have entered the
field, and thrown their whole souls into the
work
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Mr.. Editor:
The town of Porter voted unanimously to
day to pay a bounty of 800 to each volunteer
required to fill up its quota for the new regi-
ments. Our boys will be at their posts with
out delay
Porter, July %, 1862 S.
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DIED.

In this city 18th inst Susan Farnham infant daugh
Ter of Henry and Mary A Cummings
70 Funeral from 444 Congrers street, this Satur-
day. Pm. at o'clock Relatives and friends are in
yited TO attend.
In Milford 10Th inst, Martha Jane, wife of William
Eldridgc aged q years.
In Augusta both, Mary Helen daughter OF William
II and VI ID Libby, aged years mos.
In Hallowell, Minnie c, daughter of John and
Sarah + Beeman, aged years.
In Cornish. Mrs Mary l., wife of DIR C + Bonney,
formerly of Haowell. aged 80 years.
In Bridgton Center 21st, Mr. Daniel Miller, aged "A
years.
l. and Amanda Chadbourn, aged mos and Z days.
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.B- Presuming that the debt and liabilities
of the United States will be eight hundred
millions of dollars at the commencement of
1868, it will then be less than one-fith of the
national debt of England, less than one-half
that of France, and about one-half that of
Austria
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BROKERS' BOARD BOSTON. July e

Portland Post Omce Mail Arrange nenss.
wESTERN-Arrives at 12.40 and Pm. Closes Mt
T.45 AM and 2 PM.
EASrERN-Arrives at Las PM. Closes Mt I'm
STEAMBOAT MAIIs-Arriyes from PASSPORT Me- st
John NB and the British Provinces, Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Closes Mondays and Thursdays
Pm.
EUROPE, via Qucbec-Closes every Friday at II NJ.
CANADA-Arrives at Las PM. Closes at u VI.
COUNTRY MAILS-Arrives about Pm. Closes at
9 PM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice.
TUvHE following il statement Of the condition of
Il the Portland Gas Light Company, July /, 1852:
Existing Capital. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000 90
Assessments paid in..................... 10000 90
Capital invested In real estate, fixtures
upon it, and machinery, tnot including
street mainl. .................. 1eo.5ae 60
Debts due BY the Company. about. 10,7l5 %
Last valuation Of real estate-aggregafe
value of taxable property of the corpo-
ration, as fixed by the assessors. $4,000 90
J.T. McC0BB, Treasurer.
STATE MAINE.
Cumberland, SIS, July o. 1862. Sworn 10 before me-
BENZ. kINGSBURY, yr.,
1t Justice Of the Peace.
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SPOKEN.

June %, Rock Gibraltar W IS miles bark Annie
kimball. % days from Trapani for New Orleans.
July T. in the English Channel, ship Emerald,
Luce, from New York for Liverpool
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday. JuIy 25.
ARRIVED.

Friday. JuIy 25.
ARRIVED.
Brig Eudorus, Haskell sydney CD.
Brig Genl Marion, Griffin. Philadelphia, Joseph II
White.
Sch Windsor. tBrl Hiltz, Walton Ms.
CLEARED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Field, 81 John NIB for
Boston.
Steamer Montreal Prince, Boston.
~ ship Iconium has been sold at San Francisco
for Sll 900
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MARRlED.

At Mechanic Falls 22d inst, by Rev ii Ilsley, Mr.
J Cram. of Minot, to Miss Sylvina Caswell, of
Woodstock.
In Temple, Mr. George W Baker to Miss Emily L
Searles both of Wilton.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-Saturday, July 26.
Sun rises. morn ~ Length of days IA as
sun sets. eve ........7 30 Moon sets. 90
High Water, morn. 10 Is
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July IA, no lat, 60. sch Berry, Lamb, from New
York for Matamoras
July II, lat 90 Ion "A, brig Prentiss Hobbs Parks
from Matanzas for Baltimore.
July H. lat % AZ, Ion "a 49, bark Diligence of and
from Portland for Cardenas Had been 10 DAYS Of
lat 30.
July IS, miles Sc of Carysport Reef, sch Nellie
Tarbox, of Calais, days from Havana for Philadei-
phia.
July 49, lat 20 a. lou 70 "a, ship Wild Cat. of Bel.
fast, IA days from New Orleans for New York: same
time. bark Merrimac, of Portland 3 DAYS from Car
denas for Philadelphia.
July %, As miles Sc by from Highlands of Never.
sink, brig Fredonia, from Cienfnegos for Boston
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10 The Waterville Mail is printed on
half sheet.
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DIR. c. OMAS,
Magnetic Physician,

DAMS AND ACHES relieved, and the nature
IL and location Of Diseases described and pointed
out without any knowledge derived from the patient
by simply laying the hand upon the head, sitting
in the presence Of the patient.
Examinations from 81 to %.
RESIDENCE No. 30 CHESTNUT ST.. PORTLAND.
jul26tf
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
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MEMPHIS, July -.
Mai. Gen. Sherman has assumed command.
Fanagut's fleet sienced all the rebel guns
while running down last night
The canal was completed, but the water
would not be let in till the water rises.
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Death of Hon. Reuel misunderstanding
Pronising--"Banner To,cn'-Persondl-
ADDOjnfWenfs
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NEW YORK, July %.
A Baltimore letter in the Herald gives list
of rs rebel Notifications around Richmond.
The funeral of Ex-President Van Buren, will
take place from the old church at Undertook,
on Monday next.
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COUETY INSTITUTE.

\ County Institute VIII be held at Vii
more. Cambria County. on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, the 10th, 18th and
18th days of April, 1862. Prominent cdu>
Gators from other counties are expected.
1t Is earnestly hoped that there will be a
full turnout Of the teachers, directors and
friends Of education throughout the county.
At the close of the Institute Professional Ger
tifcates will be issued. by the Co, Supt., tc
all holders Of the First Class PROVISIONAL
". A. SCOTT.
5. r. MCCORMICK,
HENRY ELY.
JAMES POTTS.
March l8, 1S62-3t
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peHF CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
{, of a SUFFERER-Publi as warn
ing. and for the especial benefit of Young
Men and those who suffer with Nervous De-
bility. Loss of Memory, Premature Decay.
&C.. &C.. &C.. by one who has cured him
self by simple means, afrr being put to
great expense and Inconvenience. through
the use of worthless medicines prescribed
l.y learned Doctors.
Singles copies NAV be had OF the Author
G. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island. by enclosing a post paid addressed
envelope Address CHARLES a: LAM
BERT, Esq. Greenpoint, Long Island, y
. mos. Jan. 18th 1862.
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Y We should have noticed last week
land would have done so but for the fact
'lat The paper containing the notice was
Iisaid) the death of John Lloyd. son OF
Washington and Catharine Lloyd, of Sus-
flenanna township. He was a member Of
Cap, Forbis' Company, in the service Of the
United States He died in Kentucky in one
u the army hospitals, aged about Is years
We sincerely sympathize with his parents in
l-e.T melancholy bereavement. May he resi-
IN peace.
how sleep the brave who sink to rest,
With all q country's wishes b.est2
When spring with dewy fingers cold.
teturus to deck their hallowed mould,
N1e then shall dress a sweeter sod,
Than fancy's feet have ever trod;
And freedom shall awhile repair
10 dwell weeping hermit there.
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NOTICE.

Whereas John 2. Linton and Howard J
Roberts. assiguees Of George W. Eas,ey, on
the 3D., day Of March 1862. presented their
petitions to the Court of Common Pleas Of
Cambria County, praying (foI the reasons
therein setforth) to be discharged from their
trust rs aSsignees aforesaid, the said court
did order notice TO he given by publication
TO ali parties interested. and fixed the hear
ing of said application for their discharge,
at the next argument court therefore, all
parties interested are hereby notified to be
and appear before the judges of the said
Court Of Common Pleas to be held at
Ehensburg, in and for the county OF
Cambria, on Thursday the Sd. day Of Ap3i,
next. To show cause. if any they have. why
the said assignees should not be discharged
from their said trust
JOS MCDONALD Prothy
March 5. 1S62-3t
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~ ANDY BY THE WHOLESAI E
SThe undersigned is now prepared to fur
nish CANDY Of all kinds of his own mana
facture. to retail dealers by the wholesale at
city prices.
Country dealers will at least save the car
riage from Philadelphia or Pittsburg by pur
chasing from him. Give his candies trial.
JACOB FEND.
Johnstown, March, 5th, lS62.-3mos.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby give notice that
letters have been granted to them by Reg
lister Of wills &c, as Executors Of the estate
of Cornelius D0nahoe late of Cearfield tn,
Cambria county. dec'd--all persons indebt-
ed TO said estate are requested TO make pay
ment. and all persons having claims against
the same are requested TO presenr them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement.
Feb. 12,-6t.* JAMES M'MULLIN.
PATRICK DUNNEGAN.
Executors.
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APPEALS,

Notice is hereby given that the Appes.s
for the year sG2, Will b held 81 the Com
missiouer's ,ilicc ia tie Borough q. b.els-
burg as follows:
Allegheny township Oh Monday tic 2i,h
day Of March next.
BlacLlick township and Loretto Borough
on Tuesday the 25th day Of March next.
Cambria township and Ebcusburg Bur
ough Oh Wednesday the Goth day ot March
next.
Carroll township AID Carro,ltown B1r-
ough on Thursday the 27th day Ct March
next.
CIearf,li township and Chest Spfugs
Borough on Friday the 2S,h day Of March
/ next.
Chest township on Saturday the 2oth
CoueIEauzh tlwnsLip on Mau3a, the 81.
Croyle aud SUmmeThiA townships ON
/ Tuesday the 1st day Of April next.
/ Jack -an township and Nilmore borough
/ on "Wednesday the 2d cay Of April next.
Johnstown Borough Ist. - and 3rl
/ wards On Thursday the2rd Of April next.
/ Johustowu borough 4th and 5th wards
F. on Friday the 4tn day Of April next.
Munster township on Saturday the 5ti
! day Of April ueSr.
Conemau-b Brrough on Monday the I'll
I day Of April next.
Millville Borough and NutsT TOWNSHIP Z
On Wednesday ;he Sih day Of April next
Susquchanna and White townships O.
! "Wednesday the 9th day Of April next
Riehl,ul township and Summittvll's B0r
ough ou Thursday the 10th day of ATi
4 next.
! TavIcr and Washington townships on F.
day the llth of April next.
D. T. STORN
PETER !. ITTTII
JAMES COOPER
Commissioner.
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Advertising Agents, ll9 Nassau Street.
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
aretLe authorized Agents for the "DEM-
ocRAr & SENTINEL" and the most infuen-
tial and largest circu atiug Newspapers in
the United States ana Clnadas They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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The Confessions and Experience
OF an Invalid.

nUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT
4 and as a warning and caution to
Young men who suffer from Nervous Debii-
itv. Premature Decay, &c: supplying At tine
same time the means Of Self-Cure. By one
who has cured himself after being pat -
great expense By medical imposition and
quac5ory. By enclosing a postpaid adare-
sed envelope. SINGLE COPIES may b had al
the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIE. Esq
Bedford. Kings Co.. y. \.
Fab III 1Sg2-Im0S.
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AND A SURE CURE FoE
All Merourial Diseases

It is conveniently arranged Band. con-
tanning medIcatad compound, 10 lie worn
around the Waist. without injury t. the
most delicate persons. no change Ia habits
Of living Is required, ,aud II entirely re
moves the disease from the system, with
out producing the Injurious effects arising
from the use of powerful internal neli-
Cirus which weaken and destroy tae eausti-
tuition and give temporary r-..-! only BY
this t,eatucnt. tha I1iirai properties
contained in tie Band. come in contact
with the blood and reaches the disease,
through the pores OF the skin, s..ycjiu-
IN erlry instance g perfect cure, and re-
stores the parts afflicted to healthy
condition. This band Is also a -zo>t powerful
ANTT-MEsCvEIAL AGENT. AMI W | entirely re
iieve the system from the peyT5cguS effects
of mercury. Moderate cases are cured IN
a few days. and we are constantly rcccjy-
ing testimonials Of its efficacy IN agrivateI
cases Of long standing.
PRICE 5000, to he had Of Druggists gen
orally. OF can be sent by mail or express,
with full directions for use, to xny part
country direct IF from the principal Office
No. .I9L BBGADySAE, M.
q. SMITH s co . SOLE PEOPRIE~oEs.
Y. B.-Descriptiye Circulars Sent Free
tgr sale by Ii. {. DcyiLe, EbeUsbUrE.
Agents wanted Everywhere
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> We respectfully inform correspond
Is. that we cannot undertake to prepare
communications for Publicati.n That
matter they should attend to themselves
..ttcger Is worth doing at all, is worth
z well We have but little time for
g. work. and besides in executing it,
.l5 lie likely TO make alterations which
r.Lt NOT give satisfaction to our corrcsgCN-
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The proceedings Of Court from The
rfag Of the present term, have been so
.r au-. that we regard them as not
-rv rs publication. We VIII, however,
/. .b,v next week publish statement
s.ry Importance that was done during
present week. \ number Of important
3. are u the list.
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All persons indebted to the subscriber.
are requested 70 call and settle on or before
the 1T day OF April next. After that time
my accounts viii be placed in ;he hands .of
a Justice for collection. FELIN HENiE
EherSbcrg March jth-3t.
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Advertising Rates.
ATTENTION REE-NEEPERS.

r. Ldams & CO having purchased the
Tiqbt of Cambria CoUHty for !. s HARRIS
SONS Patent, improrea. noregte comb Bee
hire would respectfully direct the attention
of Bee-Kcepers to the many advantages il
possesses over any other hive cut. With
this hive you can have complete control over
your bees. and con at any time remove your
surplus honey Iritbom killing tFen-can
make artificial sira5ms when de<ired-c n
D event vour ees from being j estrovod by
iaofA it also possesses other advantages
which. will recommend it to all interested in
Bee keeping.
For hives Individual or Township rights
address II. ADAMS & co CookpOrt
Indiana Co. Ia.
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The following Petitions fo- License have
beer filed in the office Of the Clerk Of Quar-
ter Sessions of Cambria county. and viii be
presented for the action Of the Con t on
Thursday the Ord Of April next. To wit Of
Samuel AoleS Tavern License White Tp.
Emanuel James same Millville BUro'
David Griffith same Sd wa JOhnst0wn
Geo. r. Slick same 81 Wa JuhustOwn
Ellen Mqstcrsnn same 81 Wa JUlnstown
james Purcell. same 4th W'd Johnstowu
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Clerk
Office of Clerk of Sessions. I
> FEBRUARY le62.
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-.a Altoona Iriju9s rcioiceth not
v.r lis new Power Pres" anl .u~
T. a1 is friends Including the editcri-.
.--u.-v f, call around and examine tie
ter. 7. now looks a neat as new
-.. a5.f furnishes abundant evidence Of the
Z taste and prosperity Of its PrlFTictors.
- nav i wave.
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FPFNSBTRG FOTTNURY.

The withdrawal Of the foreman and books
keeper from the Ebensburg Foundry. rem
ders it absolutely necessary that all accounts
shall be settled up without any delay. Per
sons iesirous OF saving difficulty and per-
haps costs, had better call and settle with
out further notice. f. GLASS &Co.
Jan 1862 If
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e HAENOCRAT q SENTINEL,

~ Il published every Wednesday
Morning, at ONE DOLLAR AND Furry CENTS
per annun, payable in advance; ONE DoI.>
LAR AND SEvENTY FIVE CENTS. if not paid
within six months and Two DoLLARs if
not paid until the termination of the year.
No subscription Will be received for .
shorter period than six months. and no
subscriber will be at liberty to discontinue
his paper until all arrearages are paid, ex-
cept at the option Of the editor. Any per-
son subscribing for six months vii he char
ged ONE DOLLAR, unless the money in ad-
vance
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q After the careful examination Of Ger
tain documents we have received, and the
authorities bearing on them, We are certain
that we owe S. B. Mccormick, Esq, at least
an explanation. We last week received
from him by mail, an article which we sup
posed from the phraseylosy of the note ac-
cempaayin-is, he wished Us to insert as an
eEsar,aI. Hence our remarks in the last
number Of our paper. An editors ability to
write his own editorials, must Ike the chas-
tftv Of C4sar's wife, be above suspicion; and
we therefore regarded his qf,T. as the Law
,ers say. as a cruel insult to the august dig
nifty of c. D. Murray. ESQ, editor Of the
..Dcmoc.at and Sentinel It seems, Low~
ever. that the article was intended as a
communication net as an editorial; which fact
having asc- -r.a.2cl to @ certain J, cur wrath
. I. a-r.gsed Mac here's our &c; we are
SIRE you viii accept it. We have been
trienIs together, shall a light word part Us
now. You were one # our first acquaintan-
cas.wl-u NJ an early age, we unfortunately al
lowed oursclf to be drawn into the political
whirlpool. Then the future appeared to us
an Ellen. and ne thought oIrso!f surrounded
hv friends. so true and sincere, that we could
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o. We direct the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement of Smiths vegetable
Coffee in another column. It is the very
thing the people want these hard times. 1t
is far more wholesome beverage than the
genuine Rio, and equally pleasant and in
vigorating. 1t is for sale wholesale and re-
tail in Johustown, by John Shofner, one of
natures own noblemen; a son of Cambria
whose success IN life among those who have
known him from ch1dhood,. is the best evil
dcnoe that could be adduced of the integrity
Of his heart, and his energy as business
mar We confidently recommend all our
readers TO purchase at least one package of
the vegetable coffee, and give it 4 fair trial.
After that lce bl,olU they will be enthusiastic
In its praise.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-19

Trains will stop at stations marked
" onlv when signal is given.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-19
CANAL STREET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.

ASK FOR
FRANK W.HAY.S WAREHOUSE.
and save ttreI,iy peree.f. on your purchases,
EITHER FOR CASH OF SCRIP
Jonnstc7vn April. L. lS6I- If.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-03-19

Attest c D MURRAY. !
Commissioners Office Ebens
burg Feb. 25th 1862.