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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
TO HORSE OWNERS

DR.. Sweets Inhallible Linimsnt for Horses Is IN.
riTaled by any, and in al cases Of Lameness arising
from Sprains, Bruises OF WrenchinR, its effect
magical and certain. Harness OF Saddle Calls and
Ringbone may be easily prevented and cured in thar
incipient stages but confirmed cases are beyond tie
possibility Of radical cure. No csss Of the kind.
however, is desperate or hopeless but ft may ts
aeTated By this Liniment and its faithful applies
tion viii always remove the amen1s5 and enable the
horse TO travel with com paretire ease
EVER horse owner should have fhis remedy at hand
Tor its timely use at the hrt appcarnEe Of Lamenc
VIII efecruaily prevent those formidable dtseusGr
HsutiOned 70 which all horses are liable, aud Ubs
render 50 many otherwise valuable horses r.earlT
worthless. Strong & Arrlstrungt Aganfs faF fTaVs-
land. decl0altao2Ip,i fuRss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
SPECIAL H0TeEs.

s25.0OO Buildings have been cleared
of RATS and NICE By using DR.. L. GoFs death to
Rats" It never fails 70 KIN. Putnam 4 CoeksrfII,
Agents, Cleveland. o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

The subscribers have on hand superior srticls q
PURE WHITE LEAD; also, the cheaper grades
which they Offer TO the trade at very low prices 4.
cash. Ieb2sl JOIN WEBSTER eco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
pFProstration Of the system and raDid

b@PrOstratiOn Of the System and rapid
decline almost invariably the results ofeary mail
practices and unchecked vicious habits. treatise
elab0Tatsl got up has lately issued from the press
illustrating this tendency, and the cure as well a.
prevention Of the same. 1t is entitled "Human
Frailty, Physiological Researches" II enters ul
ly into the causes, effects and most ehieaciou5 q
curing all diseases Of delicate nature with copiou
instructons for the perfect restoration Of tkoss Whs
are prevented By impediments By entering into ths
marriage state.
To be had ofDr- Barrow, lst Bisckar-st. n. T. SEM
free Of postage everywhere. See advertisement u
''Triesemar' ], 2 and g.
Sold By C. W. Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

Senator Salisbury talks about the "mis-
cradle nigger" The blacks are acous-
toned to PFate about "white trash. -
HonoFs are even.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
MoCleIlan's Plan Of the oampaLsu.

writes:
"General Mcclellan, before leaving
Washington for Yorktown, put upon file
and sealed the plans and purposes of his
campaign. It is signed by some Of his Off
GERS, and whatever the future, this paper,
like General Soott's, on file in the State
Department, becomes a part both Of the
history Of the war and Of the country
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

The youngest son of Secretary Stanton,
8 months old, died on Thursday night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
PILES CURED By BRANDRETH's PILLS.

Dr.. BTundreth, Dear sir;--I was suffering for many
years from hereditary hemouhodial affections, oi
which had the first attack IN 1876. Since that time
was regularly visited with such complaints sTary
spring. felt IN the morning most severe pain in
the back, as il the lower joints Of tho spine Esrs
broken or brused, and asthmatic pressure on tbs
chest Owing 70 my occupation which keeps me Al
day busy ont of doors and entirely distrusing any 80
called regular treatmsnt that would have confined
me to my house, thought Of following plan Of NJ
own, which might eurs me without The inconrsniencs
70 ny business attending the treatment ofa regular
practitioner" So put en- AIleoek's Plaster right
over the groin renewing It every fortnight; svsry
Saturday night took dose Of Brandrsfh's PfIs.
three or four a. thorghi necessary to dose, which
operated after getting up three 70 i've times In
the forenoon; on Sunday, Tuesday and THURSDAY
nights took one Life Addition piI which producsd
one large evacuation. pursued this course for six
weeks, and could attend to ny business without in
terruption worked, ats and drank as I was wont,
slept most soundly and aFakod every day With le1.
pain, and now know nothing Of the comDlaiut -
ALL 50 that feel obliged to make you this statsmtt
iorproper use, hoping that this simple prooeedins
may benefit many as It has done me.
Ha,-s ELL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
We append a list of few Goods with the present

We append a list of a few Goods with the present
and former prices
5000 yards French JscOnets, tprinted), at cents
former price lszi cents.
1000 yards French organdios, at l2s conts-former
5000 yards English Berages, at l29 ceuts-fOrmer
price % cents.
sdo E sE a5a %P2 ps SsrsSs IS ss fhn1 figures at
500 yards SILK and Wool Berages, chIntz figures, at
q csnts-former price 62S cents.
5000 yards MOzambiques, at lsN oents-former price
"A cents
asoo yssss sasI5 Eallo'k Faid' atla
100 yards Challi DeLaines, at l2& oents-SOrmer
price 25 cents.
5000 yards French Ginshaps, at Is oonts-formsr
1000 yards Black Grape MOrsis and Tamartines, at
25 cents-former price sZ4 cents.
600 Black Lace Mantiea. at 50 cents on the Dollar
$4,000 Worth of EmbrOiderles
AsFv.nty-Hvo Cents on the Dollar.
Da-rhe above i. only Partial List of
the Goods we are closing out, but all viii
be sold accordingly in order TO
REMODEL THE STORE.
I. P. SHERWOOD,
242 supsrior-st.
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lam, dear Sir, yours most respectfully,

A. AEnllAl-
LA CRONICA once IS Franllin-st, New York.
An enquiries Immediately answered b. addressing
Dr.. Brandreth. New York.
n8-HeW style Of fBrandrsth Pills at the sole agency
20 Superior-s;.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

Banks, and Brig. Gen. GustaYus Adolphus
seroggs Is assiEned 70 his eonmahd-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

I the other East Of Cash River, seventy.aTe
miles from Memphis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
DIR. I. w. AVER
NonDariel BLOCK, 1Sl SuDerior-St..

NOnpdf4bi blOCAS Aot SupefIOf-ct's
tsouth side up stairs near head Of Bank-st
His extraordinary success in the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of these diseases we as other diseases
that indirectly lead to consumption, has elected the
strongest testimonials from many Of the best citizens
Of Cleveland and vicinity.
Persons suffering from coughs, night sweets bleed
ing at tho lungs, general debility, partial Deafness
imperfect sight, loss Of voice. enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, languor, dependency, heart complaint,
difficulty Of breathing diseases peculiar % women
&c, should apply Immediately.
By this new system the remedy Is carried directly
to the diseased part, and CURE Is effected, even
after all other medicines have been tried in vain.
naa The Patient begins to improve from the vsTJ
day Of beginning to use the medicines They are
highly acceptable to patients who cannot take
"strong medicines.n
81 The Doctors charges are always reasonable
and especially light to those in limited eircum-
stances.
The strongest testimonials from hundreds Of the
best people in this section of the country viii Be
shown upon spplicafiou fv2dtw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
CRIsTADORO,s HAIR DYEI

=
has been analyzsd BY DR.. Chill N q New York, the
first Analytic Chemist in america, and is osrtias
under his hand t. be free from deleterious gredia
as well splendid Dye, insfautansous in its opsra
tion, and perfect in its resutts
Manufactured By Cristado-o Astor House, Nsu
York Sold everywhere, ard applied By all Hah
Dressers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

phAGK FELYET RIBBON
~ white edge. RETTBERa 3 HAUsMANN, y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
HEGREATEsTT INDUCEMENTS
Ever offered to the Public.

Owing to the rapid increase Of our Business, We
are compelled to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
DIR. CHEEsElIAN's PILIs
WHITE LEAD WORKS.

81 Sold Wholssals and Retail in Cleveland
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG arrI1-,ovnr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

,..s.as mas Ds0n turned oTurSO Gen. VIII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14

I.aaaa 20 o arasrI fEon abroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-14
Reported Battle on Friday.

Thera ars indeanite rumors 81 anothel
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE.-Ne were STIR
red out of bed at a late hour on Friday
night last, by a summons for the Coroner,
to hold an inquest, on the body of an IN
FAINT which had been brought to the house
of Mrs. Smith. or Laurel Hill, Jackson
township in lifeless condition, by two
suspicious looking females; but circum-
stances demanding our attention at home,
we referred the case TO Charles Buxton,
Esq, of that township, who, on the fol-
lowing day, held IN inquisition on the
body of the child. But little testimony
was had. other than that elected by Isa
bella Hooker, the older Of the females in
question, who claimed to bc the mother
of the child. and the wife of a deceased
soldier from the STATE of Indiana, George
Hooker. who, Shc states, had enlisted IN
one OF the volunteer regiments of that
State. ami WAS killed al bowling Green:
leaving her q widow, destitute OF mainte-
nance, which circumstance had impelled
her and her companion, of whom she also
c!aimed 10 he tie mother, TO start ont on
foe, CARVING the baby with them, on a
Journey 10 Wiiiiamsport, Lycoming coun-
~, WHORE she stated, they hal relations
living; bu; the baby, while OF th,ir way,
hal dirl Of commissions The jury
finding NJ marks OF other evidences oriyuI
play. rendered "a verdict Of =. died hy a
Visitation of Cod The corps WAS ac-
coieliugiy Inferred and ;ilePilgrims allowed
10 proceed on their Journey Although
piilaiiun and want had reduced these
women Ia y.,-rancv, we s:iH have no
d.oh, III .Ee simple story of the matron
was correct, - !. / a natural CONS qu7ncc,
ana! unly one oi Ihc many forIorn c.sps OF
in..'r. which follow the devastating raya-
-. ~ WAY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10
The Message.

We lay before our readers. the Prc~i-
dents Message. which instead of being a
grave and digniicd State paper, a was
expected from the Chief Executive OF the
Nation, Is notllinE but nine columns of
ludic-ous jar@on, which the Imagination of
Orpheus {. Kerr, could not make mon.
ridiculous. Tie President has utterly
exhausted himself by drcaia;ng Of future
generations AMI nrgro colonies in some
di~tan. zonc, and talks in his message a.
though ak ;he people were OF lis ini;,fua-
ted notions. The clumsy s:yi. of This
VEesuzptuoUa document, :l.Lou.h it cy5as-
ccS noy master in locic, clearly shows the
biased and sectional purposes for which
Air. Lincoln AMI his Abolition coho-.-
have been cndcayoring TO pros cute tIr;-
war, 10y advocating those dangerous mca-
surcS, which if c:s.ri. ia out. must subyerr
the immuniiies oi u Democratic govern
moni into a system ot Ihc most a.cmiz;ii"
dczpoti-in- The President j. wonderfully
chagined bccausa turc:-m goycrin,II NJ vii!
no: Iciopt as citizens the runaway c...l-
trahanls" whom h. proposes to coloniz.
without the United States, AMI thinks IN.
negroes are refusing Il good offr by hesi-
tating to go; and h speaks OF "comI,an-
sation" as glib!y as though the pcuplc
had nothin" TO say in The matter. lie
has been busy to find ont and l,:tr7, from
Sambo whether lie viii assent to the pro-
posed plan of freedom, anil Is deeply
gricvcd ;.t the reluctance OF the ~.,bl,. man
TO embrace this fanciad boon. but he has
not taken any trouble TO ascertain ,-leth,r.
the t"NpaycIS are wiiiin. that ii.il- ll.,,,l
earned 'ithcs small be perverted TO esirh
uses. The President exposes 10 tl, lygr..i
the sinallmc~- OF his calihsr when hc pro
poses TO co5.ic ia, Constitution. anil .hr
arguments used to su5stamiiatc hiS pre-
posed amendments. clearly nfi ,ci til, ill-
beciiily of their author. who confess. >
that he i without precedent, and eco
tiStic;Illy quotes himself. But, although
Congress, which now prc,lainiua;cs wi.h
-Ab0Iiiionism, NAV favor this oo5biin- OF
that great masterpiece of saecS, we have
not the least fears that any State in the
I-mion viii ever adopt or even tolerate
such an experiment
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

STRANGER N TowN.-We have been
gratified by call from Frederick Aver.
Esq, the business man Of the firm of j.
C. Aver X Co, Lowell \ short ac-
qnaintance with the gentleman convinees
US that not the Doctors skill in compoun-
ding his medicines Is alcne concerned in
the Immense consumption of them; but
that u takes business talent of TO ordinary
measure TO pass them around the world
Mr- Aver, inanifestly, has these abilities
and the success of his house shows that he
uses them Memphis Whig," Tenn
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

SwoEN IN.-Some few weeks ago, rhe
newly elected officers for County Com
missioner, and Poor House Director.
Messrs. John Campbell and Irwin Rut-
ledge were sworn in to their respective
offices and have entered upon the discharge
OF their duties. And on Monday of the
first week of Court the District Attorney.
Z. = Noon, the Prothonotor. Clerk of
Quarter Sessions &c, Joseph Mcdonald.
andthe County Surveyor, Henry Scanl,n,
were all sworn into their respective offices.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

TrI@ CNsf. OF TIE M.NNESurN INpIAN-.
The citizens OF Minnesota have sent a
long protest, signed 10y Senator Wilkinson.
and Representatives Allrich a.,d Window.
against the Executive clsmcncy in the
case Of the three hundred convicted In
dians in the late outraacs on the people of
that STATE; stating that these Indians
were condcnn,d uron the testimony OF
women who had been carried into captiv-
ity after ,heir husbands, fathers, sons and
brothers lad been murdered. in which
they tell the Presidcn; that if he does not
allow these executions 10 take place, that
they, the people Of Minnesota, VIII dis
pose of these wrctches without law
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10
Letters Of a TrsFaLlEr
To TIE DcmecraE = s,al
10. S.

l commiii>-l lu-~elf ana NY
once more 10 -'Esf'r.s anal ..-
.Ja.,E, for ihe maiden r5-r-
har maid who iiI tha itrlasl-.a
the business OF Ilili tsis.,r.i-iIua-
put ui'. Wa exceedingly -.ad 60 -
and yN-rcisei "a g7=1 1=l ID.
towards nle an -.r-cuu-l; e=' -sraa
tiVes J-iD- Ia AIue.ica s..a
might some dsv a--uma a
She was "a perior: ~iesimn Cd %
a Numneen " and hal ~ .e
characteristics ot a -.nu5a. l.-
Having kal some hu>iae>~ - ftp,
the city, l found l WAS a msr
1t, wh,nsNor i-Iial any uT.G-
ness | woald most Likely - Oh
stamp n the stamp Office, ami 4
the law 80 hal, thai Suud rlr-
the opportunity Of g0ow NJ a.-'
Ie scientific on the ~ 5aet, -
OF the inhabitants told me- t.at
not unlikely that enc seven vas
Americans would know a- u-a- 4
stamps a. they did visited -.. &.
house asid seemed perfectly 81, -s.
II was the court oi puauer >es-.-,. .
were irving felcnio> and ml-..il
they tried them according 90 t.- -
Of The common law. Nery much Is.
wouid IN PENNSYLVANIA Ever
and gate around the c0ur. hgg-e = ~
10y a soldier, soldiers are WI =
herr. they S-cm % have -Ha h,- a .
OF the Irish mons dogs. huiET
The authorities now c.sli IN the --
stated times, put them VIII 2
ular soldiers, instruct them IL NJ.
cipline and drill, pay them "a moi-' "
"a quarter dollar dayl an tln -
them 10 their usual avJc rlar-.
10 the theatre in DyrTv. ,la
that city are not a theatre gong
they never permitted a iLaai71 g.
within the walls. nor indeed oa.---. -
walls either, what iLcy us-d to- '
a laTge house that had haen hsrHa-
and they rooted It with canvas, 8
a stage with same taste. had thar =
les and pitt, one place three
the other SIX pence, Thy E.-
Tsh actors of not more tlan I'd.
quality, who acted al TslEody ---
done everything they touched, 80 ----.'
that a person would feel very mn
lieved when they GOT through
Episeopalian Cathedral i neal
tial structure IN the gothic s-y-a L
ops palace Is ajoining II, oo'.l-
by Bishop Higgens. who hTeS W. 5
on the small salary of one Lu----,-
fifty thousand dollars = year --
oiics are building a new caiiiedl--,
when finished, viii be the bel - -.
tical building in that Diocess-
hurrying il on TO complexion
laudable manner Aiier nlaA-l-r nl-r
small purchases bv WAY Of oui'1 =,
anxiou. tc seavc for tie | niioa
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10
CcTTi Proceedings.

ia ATTENDANCE at Court was unusually
~'im la-; week, although a considerable
an'DDu. of business was transacted The
following l. a full statement OF all The
csl~e- brought before the Grand .Ius,-.
some Of which have no; Vet bccn tIiel.
Little or no buSin. - OF Importance
was transacted during the present week,
up go the tilne of going to press We
will puhli>i, ;he proceedings next week.
Comm-nw, al.h y, William Durbin.
im,i;ciu.,ni ior ke,I ing a tipping housa-
a :rua hjl Dei,E,la.t pleads guilty, and
submits. ami i mtcnced TO pay =, FINE of
Sl", for tn u-e OF ALCHEMY TOWNSHIP,
Se!.oo District, tagethcr with oos,z Of
I.r.~,ca5:iDn-
Com ~ William Dusl,in. Same a.
G-aye.
Com ~ Henry Bowers, Iuiictmcn,
ro~ 1,r,,r,y--a ,ruc fir Jury sworn and
.ii.d no: guilty.
Com " Charles Green. Indictment
sur assault: and bastcry-a trnc bill. Jury
called amd SWORN, who find the defendant
U"t -.uii'y- TIE prosecutor anddctJndant.
each ir'y lI;t!f the cos:s.
Com. - Alice NIullin- Indictment for
Ike ping a tiprlin= hou~c-a true lii
Defendant plead guilty, and was sentenced
10 pay "a hne OF SO for the Use of Wash
in@,on township School District. together
with oos.~ o.. prosecution
Com. y. David Pugh. Indictment
ior !arc.1ly-a true Lii Defendant plead
not guilty. \ jury sworn who find de-
iendant not guilty.
Com ~ john L-,hey- Indictment Tor
assault AMI l,aitery-a true bill Found
guilty and sentenced TO pay a fine of -
and costs OF prosecution.
Com. ~ Cornelius {. Iartzell. In
diclm,nt f5r murlcr-a true bin. \ Jury
sworn who find the accused not guilty
discharged from custody.
Com. " Andrew J. IIite and Vir.inia
nm A-i'AietlitllA ApI sA,~silll ana battery
not a true bill. County 10 pay the
costs.
Com ". Charles Collins Indictment
for malicious mischief-not true bin.
The prosecutor, Richard Kane. TO pay
costs.
Com. vs. David Davis. Indictment
for keeping a tipping houso-a true biIl.
Not taken.
Com. v. Peter While Indictment for
keeping tippling house-a true bin.
Not taken.
Com " William Bonnaker. Indict-
ment for keeping tipplirg housc-a true
bill Not taken.
Com. vs. George Wissinscr and Jacob
Giifen- Indictment against Supervisors
OF Conemaugh township, for not keeping
road in rcpair-atrue bill. Not taken.
Com " Henry Cook Indictment
for keeling a tippIing house-a true bill.
Not taken
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10
Destructive Fire at Lockha-
ven.

WHILAMsroI;T, Dec. 6.-The exten-
sive soap factory, belonging to Taylor
~ Co, was burned, this morning, and
the whole business part of Lockhaven is
reported on fire The fire companies of
Williamsport have gone tliither on a spe-
cial train, leaving here at six O'Clock.
The telegraph operator there reported his
office or fire, and that he had to remove his
Instruments Nothing has been heard
from him eincv
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

s5 We notice again that Z. j Mills
& Co. have received fresh supply of fan
cy goods, and the ladies are fiocking hour
ly TO their emporium Ladies can, at this
establishment, purchase a complete out
fit, from the neat balmora eaiter TO the
fancy head-gear, that appropriate and
graceful piece of female attire which Is
likewise suited to comfort.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10
). $. TODD, Editor s. Publisher.
"Wednesday DEC 10. 1862
& Coed Chance,

We propose to take Beef, Corn, Pork
or Cord Wood from such of our patrons a
wish TO pay their subscriptions in that
way; provided they 10 - before the first
Of JANUARY
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

Il Tow>-Licutcnaut Eo1e
5jth Iscgiment. who ra- -
charged lie looks Wei -l --.
White and The rest Of ice -.,a-,
tiou-i>hin- con Iiiion-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

DI~C.Ea;;GED-NlIf-ua ami 3
Levy OF CO. =, ll.A l.--.r.-. =.
wanna I,o-a-FS, have hra s-.a -
discharged from The ui.il. re.
former was womG-I y. as.-a. IN
in front Of I;icilmonl. ana ,la I'll
mained ne:uiy aH hi- t5las ~ --
hospitals
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

~ During list Fri.iav. ~
Sunday tlse mountains laa-s ga.-
try a-ltg,:, and amid ihe wiu1 aa.
Ing snow, uNercuats and >IaH- I-r
BE- no sUperfiuous burden
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

Com " Madison Har,
min Hinchman and AIa,I-,. n
Indictment for malicious mis-
bill. Not taken.
In the matter Of the r.....
erection OF a bridge on Gle.
Elders Mill. Adjournel.
Com, V, Patrick Powers. IL.
for keeping a tippIing hou~.-. q.
Not taken.
Com " William Kdler b.
for fraudulent in=olyenc7-s
Recognizance forfeited.
Com. rs. Jas. d. Harf-
ment for keeping q trn-I5n .--
true bin and the County ta-.-.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

- Sergeant john L. S.
llth Pennsylvania Rezarves II
honOrabIy discharged fua Ii. /
States service IN cons mna a.
wounds reeeiyed IN cua Of Il.
ments before Richmond. La,ir-
bis healih, resumes h5- l-. So
Counsellor At law 2ir S
young man of rc-1,ar AMI ,-
habits, possessing ,lat -,ez. u-
trait which, not only c-aat .s-.
conduct un The field @. la-.re. s--
. means of securing % e.-s..1..
minds OF lEo-c who SEX De, r-
services, which cauaat E1 @. q
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-10

the seventy years from our first to our last
census yet taken. 1t is seen that the ratio
Of increase at no one Of these seven periods,
is either two per. cent below or two per
cent. above he average; thus showing how
infexible, and consequently Low reliable,
the law of increase in our case is. Assu-
ming that it will continue, gives the follow
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-20
A WAR JOURNAL.

The Proprietor of the Sc New York patb6nd-
cr,' desiring to manifest his zeal in the defence
of his country, the honor of the Stars and
stripes. and the supremacy of the Constitution
proposes to establish weekly Journal. deyo,.
ed to the progress OF the war, by land and sea.
the entire profits to be devoted to the patriotic
fund, for the support of the Volunteers and
their families Ii will be entitled
THE NEW YORK NAVAL AND
MILITARY PATHFINDER.
A large four page paper, aud viii contain a
full and reliable account Of the movements of
the United States forces; the doinps of tba
rebel army, and every item Of news Of tho
least interest connected with the Great S,,nao
gle. As the publisher will reap no aiyantae.
from this undertaking. it is h3ped thar thew
will be patronized becomes people deter.
mined to support the Union, and succor and
maintain its brave defenders and their wives
and families.
The NAVAL AND MILITARY PArH FINDER will
&c published on Monday next, the 10Th of
april, and every succeeding Monday. Price,
FIVE cents per copy.
Yearly subscriptions, $500
Shorter periods in proportion A limited
number of Advertisements received. All or.
ders, communications, &C., to be addressed to
the
T" Editor Of the Naval and Military Path.Find-
er, t6 John Street, New York" (n9tf