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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-12

Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the hSnoys
and a diseases arising from dsordsIea S,t scS
ncss o the Stomach FullneS Of Blood to tho Heal pSn
pain or swimming in the head, PapAation Of me heA
Suinevu or Weight In the Stomach bour HrucMuons
Choking or suocaHng feeling when lying down DivnSs'
ar Yellewnesg Of The Skin and Eyes, Night bweas In
ward Eeyers Pain in the small Of the back Shes1 o. sas
sudden PiuShes Of Heat Depression OF sprlts fngntl
Dreams Lanpuor Dependency or any Nervous Disease
sorca oy IlotShes on Toe Skim and Fever and Aguolo
Chills and ReveI.) .r.
tbyer a million OF BOttles
Have been sold during the last six month"; ana IN pS w.
stance has II failed in giving entire sstsneuoh H
then will suffer from Weakness or DEBILITY wheh mv
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure M you. you'
No language can convey adequate idea Of tne mime
dlae and almost miraculous change produced p taKn
hIs Cordial in tho diseased debilitated and hasSis
nervous system whether broken down BY excess
oature or impaired by gickness the relaxed sno
organization 10 restored to its pristine health anu
} MARRIED PERSONS,
n, o,hor, consciou, Of inability, from whatever cause
win and Mclean sastrenghenng Cordial nSIOusS 'G
Of the system; and all who may have
hemSelyes by Improper indulgences, will bnd IN the
| dIsi certain and speedy remedy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-12

ANOTHER NEW CERTlEICATE-DR. KEYsRR's
pROTORAL SYRUP IL had been troubled with acough
and cola Tor several weeksso bad was II that could not
Sleep had the advice and prescription. from three Of
The best the city, whom lcould name, but do
NOT 40 To- finally procured bottle Of your Pectora
Syrup, which cared mo entirely. Signed,
J. ". slM0NT0N,
s6Lfbsrty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. ., 1869.
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offered resolution, which, objection
being made, could not be acted upon,
requiring the pay of each private and non
commissioned officer to be paid in gold
and silver.
Mr.. Aldrich, of Minnesota. introduced
a bill annulling and abrogating all trea-
ties between the United States and GER
tam bands of Sioux Indians, and for the
relief OF the sufferers by the Indian out
breaks in Minnesota.
AT half past twelve o'clock, no further
business being offered, the House adjourned.
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NLArOR.
lalRFY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
SEC9XD SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. /, 1862.
>sHATZ-The Senate met at noon.
= ife'iiynt iIamiin being absent, the
.a.r was called to order by the Presi-
. 2, tapore, Senator Foote.
-'L- ,le Senators were present, except
n, ''-5|T'g:-AicsSrs. Bayard, Doolittle,
t~ -~. Kennedy, Pcarce, Wilmot and
.-s Senate was opened with prayer,
u.1 hev. Dr Sunderland:
a'-alssaty Everlasting God, who art in
L',H, while We Thy creatures are upon
H. We come to thee, in our prayers,
:, 1'eciel Alright this day, before thee.
'.-'lN thee that thy servants are met
=. - L. u Tie Capitol, undisturbcL We
- ',''. that thou hast previously pre-
'.'lns the period OF their separa-
II, -.'' hast brought them together in
-'.-4 Npnclaye of the nation 10 dclib-
-i'n the affairs of a people greatly
-s' Out as yet not wholly destroyed,
-.' We remember with the deeU,rsl
- and humiliation that IT has not
~ .-.e % fully answer all our former
r. %, nom this place, we vet i'm
any o."-,ing upon this Congress
a,eH7l together.
-. coming c1unsels and labor may
'' iA more than Jewish reverence.
l., --.ie than Roman virtue before
ai7 Remove far away from this
-. IN ~ 'He members of the American
---s ~ i''lly Of mind and Of manners.
s-ry ",a,y and volubility Of speech, and
d. nm! motives and desires; to give
ny -,I = ",s1iom and gravity, and pros
''i'dcnce w.tk thc poopl,.
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W AsiIIN@ToN. u &. ,.

SENArE-Mr Powell, Of Kentucky.
offered resolution. calling on the Presi-
dent to inform the Senate in regard TO the
number of citizens OF Kentucky who
have been confined In military prisons
and camps OF the United States. outside
Of the limits of that State. and inform
them what are the charges against them.
and by whose orders the arrests were
made. Laid over.
Mr.. Powell, OF Kentucky. offered a
Joint resolution. setting forth that whereas
many citizens OF the United States have
been arrested and imprisoned without
charges ugainS. them. Sc.
Therefore, r-s9lrd, That all such arrests
are unauthorized 10y the Constitution and
laws of the United States, and are a usur-
patton OF the power delegated 10y the
people To- the President or any official,
and all such arrests are hereby condemn-d
and declared a. palpIbl" violations of the
Constitution ofthe United States; and 1t
Is hereby demlnled that all such arrests
shall hereafter cea=c, and all persons 30
arrested have n prompt and speedy trial,
according to the provisions of the Consti-
tuition, or TO be Immediately released.
Laid over.
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, offered =
joint resolution that we hereby recommend
that all the States chose delegates, to meet
in convention at Louisville. on the lst
Monday in April next, to take into CON
sideration the present condition of the
country and the proper means for the res
toration Of the Union And that the
Legislatures of the States take such action
on this subject as may deem fit at the
earliest possible date.
The Senate then adjourned
HoUsE-Mr Richardson. of Illinois.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

ENOR THE RELIEF OF TIE SICK
y anu Distressed, afflicted with Virnlent
and Chronic disease. and especially for the
Cure Of DISEASES of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. bv the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhoaa or Seminal weakness. and athar Dis
eaSrS q tie Sexual Organs. aud on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
Sary, sent % the afflicted in sealed letter en-
ye.opes, free uf charge. Two or tlree stamps
Tor I. .sta-e Viii lie eaCcrptaife.
Ai1ress, Dr. J. SkILLIN HOUGUTGN-
Acting Surge. n. II5warl Assrciation, No. ,
south Ninth Street, ThilaGelpllia. Pa.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.

/
SENATE.-Mr. Lane Nnd.) offered 6
resolution, that the Committee on Patent:
inquire into the expediency of abolishina
the department of agriculture. Agreed
/ to:
Mr.. Wilkinson (Minn. offered reso-
luton, that the Committee on Indian Af
fairs be requested to inquire into the ex-
Pedlcncy of reporting a bill for the in
! Identification of the citizens of Minnesota
who have suffered losses by the dcplcda-
uonS of the Sioux Indians.-Adopted
Mr.. Sumner offered Il resolution. that
the Secretary of War be requested TO fur
nlsh the Senate with any information
which he may possess with reference to
the sale into slavery of free men, captured
or seized by rebel forces, and what steps
have been taken to redress this outrage
on human rights. Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, the Sen
ate went into executive session, and sub
seqSently adjourned
IlOUsE.-Thc Committees were called
for reports, but none were made
Mr.. Holman CInd. offered a resolution
lnstructing the Committee on Military
Affairs TO report a bill so amending the
9TH section OF the act, entitled .'An act
authorizing the employment of volunteers
to enforce the laws and for the protection
the public property" approved July
22d, 1861, as TO allow volunteers who
have or may hereafter be honorably dis
charged on account of wounds or other
disability arising from actual service. such
part of the bounty of 500, provided for
under said section, as shall be proportion
ed TO the time of actual service
Mr., I-ovcioy UIl) and Mr.. Olin (N.Y.)
opposed the resolution in Its present form.
when Mr.. Holman modified it so as to
INSTRUCT the Committe on Military Affairs
10 inquire into the expediency orreportins
such 4 bill The resolution was then
adopted
y few minutes after II o'clock the
House adjourned.
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WATCH. CLOCK. AID JEFELRY STORE

MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOHNPA
LEWIS LUCKHART. legs leave to an
nounce that lac has always a large and varied
assortmen Of all the various articles peculiar
% ms business Repairs promptly and
carefully attended 10.
Johnstown April, L 1861. If.
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LAUREL SWAMP INN.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the travelling public that bee mas opened tle
= Laurel Swamp lar, at Cr.ssoa. and i
now prepared to acco,nmod I,e. with lxury
and convenience, all those who NAV favor
him with their patronage. His TABLE
will be supplied with the test tie market
can afford; his BAR viii contain Liquors Of
the best brands: attentive AMI o5li-Iug ser
wants always At their posts t. attend TO the
wants Of visitors
BENJAMIN VAUGHN.
CIeSson, Oct %. 1862 If
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Winter Clothing
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or
READY-MADE CLOTHING EVER
BROUGHT To JOHNSTOWN,
A complete stick If
MEN AND BOYS WARE
Heavy cloth overc1lts. foe trc-s coats.
vest, fancy and plain. paHtaio1us 81 every
description. All kinds uf under clothing.
HATS AND CAPS.
late styles also
TRUNKS.
EALICES.
GARRETT BAGS.
and in fact every thing in nay line of busi-
ness Kept always on hand. which | Will sell
at fair honest prices. | respectfully invite
the public to come and look at my CD-,ds.
and if we 10 not deal, no charges will be
made. Il. TUCK.
Clinton street, second door from Main.
JOhnstown. Oct. Is 1862 #
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lFST. MOST AVAILABLE AND MOST
IOIULAE INVESTMENT N TIE
MARKET.
:. ". retfensIm \ Co..

Advertising Agents ll9 Nassau Stree:
New York. and 10 State street, Boston,
arethe aus horned Agents for the ssDEn-
oCRAT * SESTIEEL," and the most influen-
tial and largest circu atiBg Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. They
are empowered 10 contract fo- Is al oar
LOWEST TERMS.
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THE UNION RIGHT Or WRONG ,
UNION FLAMING MILL.
TBENSBURG. PENNA.

IBENSBLbF- FENNA-
The subscriber bcCs leave u inform the
public that he Is prepared II furnish, ,.n
short notice and on reasonable terms. all
manner of WORKED LUMBER. SASH
AND DOORS. and MOULDINGS.
All work warranted To give entire salts
faction.
Orders from a distance solicited. and filed
with prnmptncss ana dispatch
G1-Rnu-h Lumber taken In exchange for
Worked Lumber.
b. T. WILLIAMS.
FbenShurg. Sert .. lSG2-;f.
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MANHOOD:

---sa=s HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED,
Inst Published, IN a Sealed Eqrs!oDe. Prio,
ST. CeRtS.
y LECTURE on TIE NATURE. TREAT
MENT' & RADICAL
Cure Of SnermatyrILea OF Seminal Weak
neSs, involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debil>
ity, and lmpe3iuents to Marriage generally.
NERVOUSNESS, Consumption, Epilepsy ai.d
Fits: Meptal and Physical Incapac:ty. re-
sUitinG from Self Abuse. &c.-By ROBT J.
CULNERWELL, II. D., Author Of the
GrecH Book. So
TIE world renowned author. In this ad
iaIrai .e Lecture, clearly proves from his OWN
experience that the awful Ccnseaucrces II
Seli>ahuse may be eiie"tually removed With
out medicine, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, borgies, INSTRUMENTS, rings.
OF corcIas. pointing out a mode Of cure az
once certain and effectual. by which every
sufferer, Eo matter what his cunGiiicn NAV
lie. may cure himself cheaply. privately.
and radically. This lecture viii prove a
boon 10 thousands and Thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. in plain
sealed envelope on the receipt af SIX cents
OF two postage stamps. by addressing.
DR.. CHAS. J. c. KLINE.
E2s EOETery. 4egy York, Post
office R0N, 1855.
Na-n-s, hlr 1890 L.
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ITO CcxSUMPTIyEs.

ITO CoNSUTPTIsES.
L -ilE ADVERTISE. having legu restored
T. health IN a few weeks by "a very simple
remely. after having Sr.T.TeI several YEAR
with a severe lung affection, aui that G7.al
disease. Cau>uu rtiun--i- sl.xlaus t0 make
known to his fellow sufferers tIr means af
cure.
To al yna 5e~i &C.. Dee viii send q copy
% the prescription u-si Ore, of char-e'
with the dIrcc;I .r- fer Trrrari-E AMI using
the same. which tl.-y UfI H7E sure cure
f,r C1fl-umV-i1H. Asthma. Era.rIiris. sse
The 0ulr object nf tl.e Advertise iu -an.I5uc
the Pre~-rip'i.n is q ban, DC tie sfl .-s.i-
and spread information w'ri.u hc crurr-v.S
% T.. iuva-usll-. and ir h.Tcs every >uff.r-
er.wiIl try his remedy. aS i' Wiz onS- them
nothing AMI may prove a blessing. rartivs
wishing tue prescription viii pic1-e ar.,ireS~
Eey. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
WiIiisushurg, Kings g., New York
Ncvcmber :. 1852 -3m--u. < A.
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n. CiitiOS 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE.
No. 1873 Wood treer,
I

PITTSBURG. Pa.
HAVE oh baud a large AMI varied stock Of
BOOTS aud SHOES suitable FOR FALL and
WINTER sales, purchased bstors The recent
ddcdHce, to which ue invite tie attention of
prompt time. or cash buyers, confident that
we can offer superior inducements 10 psTcjsase
Of u.s. Particular attention given to orders.
Oct. S,>2m3 II. CHI DS x co.
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CTRAY COW.

~ Came to the residence
If the subscriber. IN Clcariicld TOWNSHIP,
Cambria county. about the first Of June last
Black Cow, with white face and Whit
belly, piece out Of the under part Of the
lett ear, supposed To- lie or wears old
The .owner Is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and :ake her
away. otherwise she Nill he disposed Of ac
ccrding to law:
JAMES WEAKT.AND.
November 2G, 1852 81.
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|, DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

n Whereas Letters Of Administrator on
the estate of Catbasine Miller. late If S5ls
quehanna township. Cambria county. lie
ceased, have been granted 10 the subscriber
residing IN said township; AL persons in
debted {" the said estate are hereby notified
u make Immediate payment. and th.se
havin; claims To present item properly au~
thauticatci f,,r settlement.
WILLIAM = GLASS. Aam'r.
Susqaehanna Up. Oct %. lse..-6t.
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OFFICE OF JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
At Bay Cooke - Co., Bankers.
Ia SOUTH THIRD STREET


Philadelphia. Nov. l. 1862.
The undersigned, having been appointed
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT by the Secretary
Of the Treasury l. now prepared 20 furnish,
at once. the
New Twenty Year per Ct Bonds,
Of the United States. designated as Five
Twertics," j." reieemable n the pleasure Of tie
Goyerument. after five years. and authorized
10y Act OF Congress, approved February %.
1862.
The COUTON BONDS arc issued in sums
Of $50. 500. $500 $1,000.
The REGISTER BONnS In sums Of to
500. $500. $1,000. and $4,000.
Interest az SIX Ver cent. per sruum Uiil
commence from date al purchase. and Is
PAYABLE IL GOLD.
Seui-Aunually. which j. equal. ar tie rr.--
ent premium un gold. o. about EIGHT PER
CENT PER ANNUM
Farmers. Mere Eut-. Mechanics. Capital-
ISIS, amt al who Lave auv money 90 invest
shrH't know and reuea.he- that tEe-e 3 uts
are la effect. e. FIRST MORTGAGE urun
o.. Railroads, Canals. Bank Stocks ant $
Curi-e- auG The immense pr9.,ucts of all tl.r
Nl-I.a-fuTes. Nl.. NC.. il the CLuutry. and
th-t iL- .uI ara ample pr1yisi.n made fr
ise Payment 90 ihu interest and liquidation
nf principal. ly Customs Duties. Use
t'..a... ..ta.H 4tAA A.-.a.aH vs.
make these f,.lH~ fhe
BFST. MOST AVAILABLE AND MOST
IOIULAE INVESTMENT II TIE
MAEEET
Subscription, received 20 PAR Ia legal
Tender N.t.S. uT nOi9s auG checks cf hanks
at gar iu Philadelphia. SaJscribers by
mail Viii receive Ir1mpt attention. aul
every facility ami ezpl ,nati1n viii le aifor-
deyl ua application al this Office
\ fun supply II Touds viii be kept on
hand fir immediate delivery
JAY COOKE. Subscription Agent.
ThiiaGelphia, Nuvcmbcr :. lS52-3u.
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DENTISTRY.

fRFHE undersigned Graduate uf tie Ralti-
more College Of Dental Surgery, respect
fully offers his protest. nal services to the
cItizr rs of Ebens5urg- lie has spared no
means thoroughly 70 acquaint himself with
every Improvement n lis art. To many
years Of personal experience he has thought
u add the imPaTte! experience Of the high
- authorities IN Dental Science. lie sim
ply asks that an opportunity may be given
Tor tls work TO speak It's own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD. ID. d. :
Office formerly occupied by DR.. Clark.
REFERENCEs.
Prof. C. a Harris; 7. Z. Bond, IT.. ". r.
Handy; a A Blandy, F. H Austen. Of tie
Baltimore CoIlege.
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4 dminisirator's Notice.

4 dministratoT's Notice.
~ LETTERS ni Administration on the
estate ui James IreZ.-v. late OF Cira,tic.i
township. Cambria county. deceaScl have
"ceu granted TO the undersigned hv the
Register 81 Gambia county; al persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate
are requested - make immediate payment.
and thuse persons having claims against said
estate are requested to- present them props
erly authenticated for settlement
PETER TRENLER, Admir-.
Novemller 70. Isf2 IL
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EBENSBURG AND CRESSON BRANCU
PENNA RAIL ROAD.
On aud after Monday. Nov. l. 9Th, 1862.
Trains viii run between CreSsun and Ebeus-
burg, as follows:
LEAVE EBENSBURG.
At I.l5 \. NJ. connecting with Mail Train
Fast and Express Trains Nest
At 800 p NJ, connecting with Local
Freight and Way Passenger Train West.
At a:3? p: NJ. connecting with Expicss
Train East and Fast Line West.
REIU RNING: LEAVE CRESSON.
At 1885 A. NJ. or on departure of Mail
Train East aud Express Trains West.
At 4.20 T. NJ, cr on departure of Inca,
Freight and Way Passenger Train West.
AT 9.35 p NJ, or on departure Of Express
Train East and Fast Line West.
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Sttray Steer.
- Came TO the residence of
the subscriber, residing in Summcrhill town
ship, Cambria county. about the first If Nav
last. briGdle STEER, about years old. a
white stripe on the back. white spots un the
hind legs and slit in each ear. The ouu-
er is requested to come fol ward. prove prop
erty. pay charges and take hin: away. 9th
erwisc he viii De disposed of according 10
law. NICHOLAS GROIN.
Dec. 8. ISG2.-3t.
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Sttray Cow.
- Came to the residence Of
the subscriber, residing in Summerhill town
ship. Cambria county. about the 10th OF
October last. black COW, supposed to be
s or 9 years Old. The owner Is requested
to come forward, prove property. pay char
ges. and take her away. otherwise She will
be disposed Of according - law
NICHOLAS CROH.
Dec 3. 1862 St
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IIon SALE or PENT.

NOR SAL U OR y ENT.
L TWo LOTS OF GROUND situate IN
the village uf Hemiock. Cambria county.
one thereof having erected thereon one
AMI a-hal' sso-y plauk-hou~e with base
mcnt kitchen, aud on the other a frame
stable. Apply 10 james Conrad. Esq-. Lii
loy'S Station WILLIAM CARR
Oct. ID. lSE2.
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PAMPHLET LAWS

THE Pamphlet Laws IF HE last session
Of the legislature "f Pennsylvania have
been received az tiiis oifice and are ready
for distrihuti7n 10 persons entitled to re-
ceivc them
JOSEPH I'DONALD. PTcth~.
FFo;houotarvs 0s,ioe. EtcnsbuT.,l !
Ji''v -. .es@ -s2-lf,
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Estate OF Joserh ,viI,, deceased.

L ~ u 'u'
Notice Is hereby given. ihat Letters Of
Administration have o-el granted L. the url-
dersisued, on the estate @. Joseph Will. late
of Cieartield township. Csmbria county. de-
ceased: Al persons kE9~iug themselves
indebted 10 sal estate are hereby notified
10 call and settle the >lme. and those having
claims against said estate. - present them
properly sUtacuticJ'e. lpr settlement
ENoS c Ij'NULLEE. A3ll'r-.
CECILIA WILT. Adm'x.
November II, 1862 ct
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EBENSBURG MARKET. RE
@PORF Revised weekly bv
ROBERT DAVIS.

SttrHy HeiTer.
- Came 70 the residence Of
the subscriber, residing in jackson town
ship. Cambria county. about the first of
August last. white nEIFFER. with red
ears, supp's~d T. ba one year old. The
owner Is requested to come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
otherwise sic viii be disposed of according
to law.
ANDREW DUNMIRE.
Dec. 3. IS62-3t.
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DIED-At Beil's Mills. Indiana cn on
the 22I ult-. "f Dip;hc-it. NARY Axx.
second daughter of John and Bridget
O'Neili, accl : years 70 days.
D-ar. 81 sister thou hast left us,
And thy loss we deeply feel.
But IT'S God that hath bereft US.
He can all our sorrows heal.
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-. T.. Seaman.

ATTORNE AT LAW.
EBENsUUEG, Pa,
OFFICE OK MAN STREET. THREE
DOORS FAST OF THE LOGAN HOUSE
VIII attend to the collection Of Soldiers
Claims, an all other business connected
with is p-OfeS>i-n. decIO
ENstatc Of John {. Ivory, decd.
Il Letters OF Administration
On the estate Of John G. Ivory. late OF
CT field township, Cambria county decd,
having been granted TO the undersigned. by
the Register al said county, notice Is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against
said estate TO present them properly authpu-
ticated fr settlement, and those indebted
are requested to make payment without
delay.
MARY IVORY. Ex'rx
JAMES BOLAND, Exr.
December 10. iSG2.-Ct
FoR RENT. THE STORE ROOM o,,
High Street lately occupied 10y d. J. Exams
4 Son, as a Clothing Store.
WNI. KITTELL.
Ebensburg. Nov II. 1sG2.-tf
TRIOMPHE DE GRAND STRAWBERRY
Our stock of plants Of this unrivalled
Strawberry, Is Uuequalled any where
GRAPE VINES.
We have 5000 Grape Vines for Sale
OF superior quality. Of the
DELAWARE. HARTFORD PROLIFIC.
CONCORD. DIANA. ELSINGBURG,
CUYAuOGA, GREYEL ING.
And also other new and valuable kinds
y we have every facility for keeping M
our supply. we offer great Inducements to
Fall purchasers. Send for a Circular.
]. KNOX.
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sept. %, 1862.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10
EBENSBURG AND CRESsON BRANCH

Trains will stop at stations marked
r" only ~hen signal is given
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-23

CUMBERLAND GAP.-Cumberland Gap
is situated about ten miles from Cum
berland Ford, in Tennessee, and has
been celebrated for a century as a great
depression in the mountain ridge which
traverses the continent from New
Hampshire to North Alabama. Through
this Gap, very similar in appearance
and characteristic to the South Pass in
the Rocky Mountains, formerly the en-
igrants from Virginia and South Caro-
lima passed on their way to the virgin
wilds of the West. For half a centu-
ry, thousands upon thousands poured
through this natural gateway into the
Mississippi Valley from the Atlantic
slopes. Boone, Kenton, and their pio-
neer eonfreres, first entered the land Of
"cane and turkey" over the pre-Adsm-
ite turnpike. 1t really forms to this
hour the best, and, in fact, the only
practicable road for the transportation
of troops and heavy munitions of war
from East Tennessee into Kentucky.