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The Proce edings Of Congress.

Washington, July I7.-Congress during
tuc recent session, appropriated about eight
hundred millions Of dollars, including up~
waIds Of five hundred millions for the army
aud somewhat less than one hundred mil
hons for the navy.
Among the most important bills postpon>
ell 10y the House, or remaining Unacted up
ON, are the following Providing for the
admission Of the State of Western Virginia
Into the Union for the enlargement of the
Illinois and MiChigau canal providing for
uc uniform system of bankruptcy for the
llppntmcnt of a Commission to ascertain
Tue losses incurred by tine loyal citizens from
t. appropriation Of their property by the
J-'tci States troops; the bankrupt bill and
iaat approPriatiHg two hundred millions OF
tUiia:s for the border slave State cmancipa
ton and coiinizltion purposes.
The Senate took no definite action upon
i|e House bills to totally abolish the frank
ins privilege. and to recall all laws allowing
mileage, - to include the members of the
present Congress.
The House bill providing for the discharge
0 tHal OF State prisoners failed in the Sen
asc
The Sycrctery of War in response TO the
resolution Of the House, calling for the cyi~
-elcc ON the files IS relates to the question
NItHcr any member or members of Con-
A''S have had any interest IN Government
Contracts since April last, transmits = prin-
i-- copy uf the document heretofore sent TO
i-e SyIatc, concerning the arrangement be
i@eu Schabcrth and Senator Simmons,
WHICH hc says is all the information on the
hles Of that department
Among The last acts signed by the Presi
tent was one authorizing postage and other
''vcrumeut stamps currency. and prohibit
wg banks and other corporations from issu-
.aE notes below the denomination ofonc dol
lar for circulation
the President and members of the Cabi
n-t occupied the Vice Presidents room at
l-- Capitol today, attending to public busi>
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ORPHANs' COURT SALE.

BY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
Court OF Cambria county. to uS directed,
there will be cypu&cl to Public Ncuduc or
outcry. at the Court House i'm Ebcn~hur".
uu MONDAY the lth day of AUGUST
next. at one u'clck p. NJ. all the right,
title aud inter,S; # mes S. Clark, decd,
of. il aud t. the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
No. I.-Bein" ono half Of Lot No. -
in the Borough OF Ebcnsbarg, beginning at
a corner of Centre and Sample Streets.
thence. east alnE- sail Sample Street 122
feet t. lot Of f lward Davis. thence north 60
feet t. lot of T. lIutchiisop's heirs. thence
west along said lot 81 feet to Centre Street.
thence nth along said street co feet to bc
ginning. having thereon rrcctcl large two
story Brick yelling II use and small frame
stable. with the appurtcuanccs.
No. ALI tic f,llowing described lots
Of ground in the Borough of kbcushurg,
known on the on .inai plan of said Borough
Is lots No. 1873. 19I, 1875 and l9G. bounded
on the north by Lloyd Street, on the east
lay Phancy Sire t. on the south by Oglc
Street, and on The west 10y Poplar Alley.
No "a certain lot or parcel of land in
Blacklick township. Cambria county,. sur
vcycl or held i'm the name of JOHN f. Evans
heirs. containing 800 acres, with the appur-
tGuauCCS.
hLSO-A certain tract or piece Of land
in said township. adininin" the abovc. which
was surveyed or held in the name of John
Evans heirs. containing 500 acres, with the
appurteuanccs.
Terms Of Saie--Ono third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation Of sale.
and the balance in two equal annual pay
mcnts. with interest. To- bc secured 10y bonds
and mortgage On the premises
ALBERT Il. CLARK.
JOHN 81. CAMPBELL.
July Q iSO2-3l-it. Adm rs.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county to report distribution of the proceeds
of Sheriff. Sale Of the Real Estate of Charles
B. Kennedy, deceased. sold at the suits Of
Davis & Tibbott and DR.. Wm- Lennon, on
Vend. Expon. Nos. So and 50 June Term
1862. hereby notifies all persons interested
in said fund that he will attend to the du-
ties Of his said appointment. VI the Office OF
VIM. Kittcll, in the Borough Of EbeusbUrg,
ON Monday the lIth day Of August next, at
one o'clock ?. NJ.
JOHN S. riley, Auditor
July Q. 1SG2.-3l-3t+
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tAtra Session of the Legislature

Harrisburg, July I8.-Urgent requests
nave b7en made from all parts of the State
:. Ut an extra session of the Legislature. The
Governor will probably accede, and issue
.o-IanatlOn for a session to convene on or
.o'.t The 2Sth Of July. The movement al
t!1,Iy l., made by New York, in giving fifty
Do-llTs .li bounty, is taking many men there to
l-.'st, and the Governor does not wish to
saAe +. upon himself the responsibility to pay
= Ls without authority. Steps have been Ia
Aon 10 havcthe militia rolls collected from
"IIy township and district in the State.
is expected that the forty regiments
y Ilulred from this State can be raised in
'.''sly or forty days.-HlguiTer.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas Uf Cambria
county, TO report distribution of the pros
ceeds of the Real Estate of Thomas Kaylor,
sold by the Sheriff, on Al. Vcnd. Exponas
No. 81 june Term 1862, at the suit of John
]. Glass and wife, hereby gives notice to all
parties interested in the fund, that he viii
sit in the discharge of the duties of said ap-
poiutnent at his Office in Ebensbure on
Tuesday the 18th day of August next, at
one o'clock p. NJ.
VIM. KTTTELL, Auditor.
,Iulv O 1SG2-3I-2t
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county to
report distribution of the funds in the hands
of a. c. Mullin, Esq, Admir-, of Charles n.
Peary, deceased, upon his account filed.
hereby notifies all persons interested IN said
distribution, that he will attend to the du>
ties of said appointment at his office in the
Borough of Ebensburg on Monday the 25th
day of August next. at one O'Clock p. NJ.
WM. KITTELL, Auditor.
July 9, IS62-3l-3to
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TOWN HALL HOTEL.

TIE undersigned bcgs leave to announce
to his friends of Camb ia and the alioiuing
counties, that he has orened 4 HOTEL in
the West Ward of Ebcnsbu-g. where he is
prepared to accommodate scjourners aid
travellers in all that appertains to their COM
fort. HIS BAR will be found replenished
with the best of Union Spirits and Malt"
Liquors. in the language of the memorable
act of Assembly. under which he starts out.
Connected with the establishment, is a
TEN PIN ALLEY, the only one in the
place, which viii be attended at all times
by the necessary "Pin Liftcrs-''
The subscriber solicits a portion Of public
patronage. which favor he "iil reciprocdte
according to his size"
d j. CONRAD.
.TuIy % 1859 -ES-S
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BY virtue Of .unlry wr!ts of Fieri Facias
issued ont Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Cambria county. and to me directed. there
will he exposed To Public Sale IT the Curt
l"usc. in Eboushurg, ON Friday the 18th
day Of July next at ,ue O'Clock L. NJ, the
following Real E-taie To- Wit:
All the right. title and interest of Michael
Faralaugh. If. in and To piece or parcel of
land situate IN Carroll township. Cambria
county, adjoining lands Of Martin Sanders.
Charles Farab1Ugh and others, containing
one hundred and thirty four acres. more or
less, about % acres Of which are cleared
having thereon erected 4 cabin house and
cabin barn now III the occupancy Of the said
Michael Farlhaugh. Taken in execution
ald T. be sold at the suit Of james q. Fisher
and others.
lfIso-Ail the right title AMI interest OF
Charles Farahaugh, of. Ia and to 4 piece OF
parcel of land. situate in Carroll township,
Cambria county. adjoining lands uf Henry
Hopple. Michael Farabau-h and oth'Is.
containing one hundred and seventeen acres.
more or less. ab"ut fifteen acres of which are
cleared. having thereon erected cabin house
and cabin barn. now in the occupancy Of
the said Charles Farahaugh. Taken in eX>
ocution and Ia he sold at the suit of James
c. Fisher and others.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Sh crilf's Office. July Q, lSG2.-3t.
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SUERTPF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Vcnditiona Expos
mas Issued out Of the Curt Of Common
Pleas f Blair County. ard 10 the Sheriff Of
sait County direct /. there viii hc exposed
t. Public Sale or uutcrv ut the Court House
in tie Borough # Holiday sburg, ou Mons
day the 2sth day Of July y. D.. ISG2, at
one "'cluck =. NJ, Of said day.
All the right, title and interest of John C.
Icylman and !. L. Jones. in aud to all
those two certain tracts of land lying and
bcin" Iartly III Blair county and partly ia
Cambria county. in the State of Penusyiva
mia. "uc Of which said tracts was surveyed
the 21l day Of June 4. D., 1888, in pursu~
anCc "f I warrant granted by the Common
wealth Ia William MD rugal. and the other
of which was surveyed on the 25l day of
June a d.. 17SS. la pursuance Of war
rant granted by the said Commonwealth t.
john Gray. containing together ei-hl hun
drcI acres (morc or lcSs) on which there arc
coal banks open and in working orler,
havirg thereon erected one blacksmith shop.
one tral house and one small yiiice.
Seized and taken in execution and to be
sid as the property Of John c. IIeylman
and J. Il. Jones.
SAM'L. M'CNMANT.
Sheriff IF Blair c..
Shifts Office IIOlliiayslur" july @ G2-2t
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Notice.

LETTERS TESTAMENTARY UPON
the Estate of JOHN Ii THEIR. late of Car
rol township. deceased, have been granite
TO the subscriber. residing in sid township
All persons knowing themselves indebted tn
said estate viii please come forward AMI
make payment; and t!Iosr having claims
against the same viii present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
d J.IUTuER. Exccctor
Carroll tp.. July ct
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,be first, it is quite possible that by this
time it would have been seeking readmit
t,rce. for the Union party was then a reali-
- and not a fiction, and reaction against
he policy of the secessionist leaders might
nave f. taken place. Although it is too late
- hone for such a reconciliation, yet the
North may even now, by dignifeG .conces>
SON avoid the terrible sacrifice and the in
tarsitv Of hatred which persistence in the
,.;T necessarily produce"
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George Cupp
EOkEcn,
OF ADMINISTRATION
ITITRS /

LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
on the estate of Charles D. Murray, Esq.
late Of the Borough IF Ebensburg, Cambria
county, deceased, having hccn granted to
the undersigned. AL persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to make pay
mcpt without delay, aud those having claims
will present them property authenticated
for settlement. WI XII TELL.
Ebcnsburg, f2l-Gt" Adn,r.
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PAMPHLET LAWS.

90 llE Pamphlet Laws Of the last session
- IAe Legislature Of Pennsylvania have
zen received at this Office and are ready
-; D'i, 'S,'Hbuti0n to persons entitled to re
r-.1 JOSEPH MDONALD, Prothy
41lLguotarys Office. -Etensbtrg. }
Jolly .. 1862 2-33 If
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue sundry writs of rlur Ncul
EXpou- ISSUED ont Ol tie Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cambria county. and To me dircc-
ted, there viii be exposed - Public Sale on
the premises, In Johnstown, on Tuesday the
fifth day of August next, ut one O'Clock =
NJ, the following Real Estate 10 wii:
All the right. title ana interest OF Jacob
y. Alter, OF, Ia and TO a lot II ground stu
ate in the Borough Of Juhn>tnNn. Cambria
county, fronting twenty-five feet uu Clinton
street and extending back fiity feet 10 Tro!~
erty now owned by Conrad Suppcs. ali ~
ing property owned 10y John GeiSo on 10th
sides. having thereon erected a two story
plank house, now in the occupancy If
Charles Zimmerman. Taken In execute
AMI TO be sold at the suit Of john Dunlap
-ASo-All the right. title ami interest #
William ~ Alter. of. In au1 to . lot q
ground situate in TIC Borough OF .TuhuStnyvu
| Cambria county, fronting twenty two feet Oh
Clinton street. and extending back fifty feet
TO property now owned by Conrad SUplCs.
and adjoining property owned Ly John
Gyi-C on both sides. having thereon erected
| = two story plank house. now IN the ugcu-
| Paucy 81 Charles Zmma-mau. Taken Ia
execution aud u be sold ii Tie auit uf Flem-
| ing x TOwCnS.
JOHN BUCK. Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, July .. lsC2.-3t.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscribers offer Tie fyl'owin-, valua-
bic property, nj private sale. on most Iua-
| sOnablc terms and easy payments.
TOWN LOTS ~ EBENSBCEG.
Lot No III. having thereon erected a
| Small Stone House, adj lining residence If
! Rev Mr, Harbison-
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Important Notice.

ALL PEESONS KNOWING THEM
selves indebted to the undersigned, for sub
scriptiun. advertising or iuE-work, in the
=. Democrat and Sentinel" from Feb. 1859
up To March Ist 1861. are requested to make
payment on or before tic first day Of Au
gust next. All persons Lc-lccting this no
ticc, viii, after that time find their account
III the hand of an officer for collection. All
persons having receipts from c. Z. Murray,
Esq, during the above stated time. are re
queStcd to present them to the undersigned.
10y so doing they will save trouble.
ID C.. ZAlIM.
Ebemsburg. July ,, IS62-3t.
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Great Cities.
H.c, ii.s zr.1o-1sgras.s EI5y5--s. iso-a-,y 1cr-
t-ty th-t the Dr-s=ls--, A2-.lll,--l.ls, al- I
Fagsi -ial-s - OG- EcsC-ll cilIes have 81 -neE
2 GoSlasC:lc o. .--ggs7--l-1 D Is -l-.s L-Z1El'S
SARShl'AF:LL-A h-7 b7o- Csa-a - lie
q remedy o. =-oat czecilerec- =as r-orlhy
the couIaolG1 o. &c c5-lZll----
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HON. ELUIN BEARD,
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HON e. ". IIhHRENCTOE,
Mayer OF GzA1C ca Els-'ls-s, - a.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT.
Mayer O. Cos y--Ee. p .r.
HON. 4. -. FUIBCCE.
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Hon. C..T-I'L S[h-8EE.
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mayor o. EOLCa 20. e. -.
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HON. 7. II. CE-t-EORD.
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EEagor CT CLEATraECC 4ers-.
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Ilyor o1 G-Scs--JC.-Hs r
HON. 7. =. BAUG-T,
! Mayor q Ez----.s---s 60 f.
HON. GERARD STzTEE,
L-y-- - r.. C-z---z-s L--
HON. L. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor O. ROCHEs-z3. r. Y
HON. DE WRIT c. GROVE,
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HON IIEEIAE! Z. Pee,
EE.yor of LIILyyAuAIF, W.
HON. W. ". VAUGHN,
Mayor OF RACIEE. V-Is
Certify .ha. tf,e resident Drs~-5-:a a.s-
assured thell
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<, NJ; petteusIEI 4 40,

Advertising Agents. Il9 Nassau Stree.
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
lrethc authorized Agents for the ''DEN-
ocEAT & SgNTISEL," and the most infucn-
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers in
the United States anl Cauadas. They
arc empowered 10 Contrac; Tor Us IT our
LOWEST TERMS
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ESTATE OF ROBERT FILM. Decd.

WHEREAS letters Of administration on
the estate of Robert Finn. late of Summer
hill township, Cambria County, deceased.
have been granted to the subscriber: all
persons indebted to the said estate are here
10y notified to make Immediate payment.
and those having claims to present them
properly authenticated FIR settlement.
July ISG2-Gt q WM. KITTELL.
-i3Bl'r cam fcstrnelt0 qaac.rO.
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General War News.
A FEDERAL VICTORY.

a FEDERAL VICTORY
And expedition sent from Springfield,
,,r,iar Major Miller, of the Second Wiscon
sfn Cavalry, consisting of one section of Da
ril=on's Battery, and detachment Of the
T-nfb Illinois, % Wisconsin and Sd Mis-
..nrf State Militia, numbering about COO
-r.n attacked the combined forces Of RaincS
C.fev. Hunter. Hawthorne and Tracy about
If00 strong, eight miles beyond Fayettc
,iI.. Arkansas. carly on last Monday NOR
riag and completely routed them, with
heavy loss.
Colonel Hill. of the 4th Missouri Militia.
stationed at Mount Vernon. reports the xii
linz of twenty one guerrillas, and the cap
t,rs Of two hundred pigs of lead during the
las. ten days.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
CIyCINNATTI, July I8.-A man came in
ta Boyd's on the Kentucky Central Railroad
tis morning, and reported that the town of
Cvuthiana, sixty six miles from here had
surrendered at 5 o'clock yesterday, after
Ia'f an hours fighting. He says he saw
Morgan and shook hands with him.
About $500 soldiers also came into
HGvd's He says Morgan's mcn fired two
rounds after the surrender. Capt. Arthur's
--l li'it- WV ii'4 = VII s~.A NJ
III or taken prisoners.
The excitement at Newport and Coviug,
t,n Is very high.
The citizens are organizing rapidly for tho
defence If Newborn.
The Provost Marshall arrests all sympa
ti-els with the Rebellion to day.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE PoToMAC.
WAsuINGToN, July 18.-Information Up
ta1-t night has been received from General
M'CeIan.
The health Of the troops was much inn
proved, and no difficulty exists in receiving
.ulsistcucc and supplies.
No military movements Of consequence
are mentioned.
MOVEMENT AGAINST CURTIS.
CAIRO. July 15-PassenGers by the boat
from Memphis report that General Price, on
Wednesday, night, moved battery of ar
tiIlrry and forty forage wagons across the
Mississippi, at Cypress Bayou: near Napol-
con. Arkansas. The battery WAS marked
'uiulman, Little Rock Another battery
crossed ON Sunday evening. and squads oI
men from Pamela Mississippi. were cross
ing in the same direction. apparently with
the view Of concentrating force in Arkau
Sas. perhaps to operate against Genera! Cur
dis;
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Fzn The Great s'auSc eG
~ IIIHiN iIlihRI.

just published IA Sealed envelope; IlIoc
Gets
\ LECTURE BY DE- CULNEEWELL,
on TIE CAUSE AND CURE Of Sucrna-
tcrrho.a. Consumption. Mental and Physical
Debility Nervousness Epilepsy; lmPaircl
Nutrition ofthc hudy; IassitUGe; Wcakncss
Of the Limbs and ofthc Back ndispusiti Il
and Incapacity for Study and Labor Dull
ness Of Apprehension Loss "f MCmaTy.
Aversion to Society Love of S,litu3c; Tim
iJityl Self DistTust DizziucsS Headache
Affections Of the Eyes Pimplcs u1 The Fac
Involuntary Emissions. and SCNu-l IBcapac~
ity the Consequences Of Youthful InGiscrc-
tiun. &c. &c,
TT-This admirable Lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, often self allict
ell evil may he removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations.
and should be read 10y every youth and every
man IN the land.
Sent under seal T. any address. in plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of SIX cents
OF two postage stamps. by addrCasin-.
Or. CIIAS. 7. G. KLINE
I2S EsGycry. ScIy Work, I-OSt
Office BOX. 1856.
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John Roberts. Esq. In the Com. Plea
Sheriff of Cambria Co, IF Cambria Co
Us No. 81 Sep. I. 80
George Cupp N. Fl. Fa.
THE undersigned having hecn appointed
by the Court Of C. mmon Pleas of Cambria
County, to report distribution Of the pro-
coejs Of the above stated writ. hereby noti-
fics all parties interested in the same, that
he viii attend to the duties Of said appoints
mcut at lis oilicc in the Borough of Ebcns
burg, ON Wednesday tire 18th day Of Au
gust next, at one o'clock p. NJ.
F. y. SHOEMAKER, Auditor
July @, 1SG2-3I-3t
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The c--yo-s q Tie c,lier cities cF -'-- E--s-
tod States. Ca-adss, and BRITISH provinces.
Chill, Peru, Brazil, LE0=lc0, azd ~ f-1t sl-
mC6s FL ti-o cities o ts-zs comment h-ve
si-no1 tlli5 document O. E-surc t--cir people
what remedies they my Csc ysi.a SAFETY end
confidence. But ou- 6rsCe IA - ols-J- a-lz1-f
q portion OF then.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23
Ebensburg. July ,, ls62-3t.
IN THE MATTER or TIE ALLEDGED
LUNACY OF ISAAC ROWLAND 4
CITIZEN OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.

CliiHEN Ot OAMDI'iA COCN l.
Notice IS hCroGy giUcH, That the under
si.nod has been appointed Commissioner.
by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria
county, to enquire into tie truth # the allc-
CATION. and fgr that purpose hc will hold an
inquisition on the oaths or atlirmatiOns OF six
good and lawful men of the said county of
Cambria at his Office in the Borough Of
EbcnsJurg. on Friday the 22i day Of Aug
Lst next at one clock P. NJ, of said day
where ell persons interested can attend if
they see proper. H. h}NkEAD,
July 3th- ct. Commissioner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-23
SHERIFF's SALE.

AfllNi ill ~ Dfs.ll
Shifts Office HolliGayshurg. july ., Z
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-19
DR.. McLean's Universal Pills.

ron LIVER COMPLAINT, BtLiorsNrss. dc.
Iherehas never been "a CATHARTIC medi.
cine offered To the public that ma. gwen sncl
entiresatisiacttOE as McLLAN'SUNlVkRSAI
PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfect,
lhh"ceutand can he taken by the most tender
lnianl' yet prompt and pewcrfuIin removing.
az bllious -ecretious. Acid or Impure. Fetcd
Maiterirem the Stomach. In fact. the, arc
the only Phlsthat sheuld be usedinRaIsnou,
districts
They produce no 6riping. Sickness or pain
ia the stomach or Bowels, though YER, ortrys
ana searching in their operation. promoting
neallhN secrctions ofthe Liver and Kidneys
VINO VIII suffer from Biltousness, Hendarhs
ahd ro"i stomach. when so cheap "A rcmedV
can ne obtained. Keep them constantly 81.
hnhdi "a SINGLE dose, taken In season. mas,
prevent hours. days and months Of sickness.
AskIor Dr. j. II McLean's Universal pm.
iaNe no 2ther' Being coated, they are taste
less. Price only - cents per box. ana cam h.
seh'O! mallto any part ofthc United states.
y n, McLEAN, Sole Prop'r.
81. LOTlS, no,