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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27
MISSOURI Mining COmpany.
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.

Incorporated Feb, 22d, 1851
CAPITAL STOCK. 10000
TNIIIs COMPANY rs FORMED ron THE PUll.
poso OF adVanclng thU great mining interests Of
our Siatc, We do not profess 70 be governed BY
purely philAhthrapio motives IN initiating this en-
tprpTlac We believe that tho stock can Le nRde %
ply large dividends, and It the same time uiore real
good accomplished and grahteF progress made IN de
Welcoming and making known tho astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the use Of I've times tile
anOuni 0f our capital Invested In any other business
Ne shall make the plico Of our Company n u N.
plet0 mining bureau Or tile fnihcra rosuurCoi Z. the
State We have power under our charity . lur-
chnae and nell mineral lands wherever l"9iei IN
Missouri Great Inducements will he offered 10 cap
ItAliaiA and mining AiVenturory who desire 10 pur
chase aud work paying mlnes, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention OF All who
have mineral lands i1r sale to send usA statement
Of tho samo describing the kind OI minerals on their
Andk theRumboT Of acTeA the location, aud the low
81 cash Dricr they are willing to take for aid lands
Weshall work only such minra A. pay largely, bnt
shall Opnh and prove R0slur the lands WeHell. The
books for snbscrption " thn stock are now open NJ
the Office 0f the Company. Main htTeet, northwest
corner Of Isocnst, over Merchants bank, entrance
80 q Ossts street All who Gel an Interest lntiis
bRaihens, and have mgisy, will do well 70 call and
SHbscTibe. Those wiling stock, living out Of the
city, can secure It by enclosing ten per cent. Of the
amount wanted 70 the President OF Treasurer.
bIiIeToRG
Henry d. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Butler, Esqy
Alfred Chpp, Esq, In. uaTWood. Et1l
Joseph iRthrUp, Eaqq y. ~. Lynch, Esdr
L.V. DOEy, ES1,, Joseph Payne, Rsqp
Horny D. bacon, Nv. BoEy.
NJ. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, PreSt.
The above prospectus has up 70 this date been
published 10 only ohp u our leAdiug papen fog fen
days No extra Efforts N get stock taken have been
made; yet the public 70 we'll appreciate tho sound
mess 81 the enterprise that over two hundred th0ns
and Ollats II the stock has alrsidy been taken. We
WOtd bFey ttaia that the saroi arc e9i each, PAID
In f without further liability; transferable BY de-
livery; registered only when dividends are received.
Any person having money TO spare can, BY the puT.
chase Of shAres 10 ths Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment tin, Will pay largely, and hold
stock that isresdy cash wiihputlosa
All communications 10 the Presideat promptly
answered. Inh5)-dkW2m
81. Loula NO. MaFed o. 1861
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TRANsPoRTATION.

Cl6yoIGnd, PittSbutg andWheel-
ing Rail- Road.
sH
SNN ASH APTE9 AOsDAY, January oh. Istg
J easorhGsf ITalss vi issvs BrsIgsDat y ~
loss, (Bahdsyt aIeyptStl
mas a, H. Nal Trsia, rtqYslng u Al lihagis, ~
ri'ss = Piitssdteh e go y ~, al
Cisy4iand q Hi0 Z. H.
ION p. y. Erptss Trsia, roYftng A ~ htaiilna
sIcrpt Rush Run al beaysr, arrives q
Pitisbnfgh Il z09 A. a. aut CisVtaHd
~ rs a. -.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Lnage GsyAiiziA ~ ~ A. g. sd 500 Y. ~, a.
rVs 81 Briilrpsn - ee5lP,N, asd ~ An
Leays p1lybGreh e 10 A. ~, ani i.ta ?. ~,
tntvu Is BTi5gspgFt hIs'a@ a. ~, and ~ Pm
ConneetIons are madS - FoIlSWst
AZ PiltsbaIsA with Pennsylvania X, Il 81 HSrrls
burg Baltimore, Washington fbiis-
dslgkia. Ssu York aud n1.tOh.
Cls7dsnd Win Cirysisnd 4 fpipi 4. u. iaf HsH.
dgrky. TGls,lO, Detroit, ChieAge ahi
eli pllnia ~ the NAEfn WrtI. with
nstreit sisA5asn ilf DctTuit jAeks0u
Cilloags all The SosIa wuf. with
Cleveland 1 Eris 4. y, ~ Erie, Dun
kiIk, liahAlg and aiagsne Falls. With
Cleveland, CoiuBbai 4 CiudGnAu ~
cIe-ilihs. Delaware, columbus and
CibeinHaiL
AZ ifndegl with lhs q. H. 2 -. " ". lpr Cu1Ab0EA
Eslis Akron, hlItnbufEh and Woo'-
A Iul.Bso vgb w. VA .R.R. s1r Canton,
Ma4iIisn. Wooster, Ealsm, EHohi Co
A,S,-,b,o,iIls VIII 2 q. 4 6. Lao and ~ BrILliu
viii co. u, k.H. 81 ZAnssvla, kVW-
ATt. Columbus, NtRih, Dayton, lhdl.
shapolit, Cairo, ClBciGpAti, Louisville,
H. L9ula, H. Joseph and Ell Ibiats
wisi and South Wet
greurui0h Tickets - Pittsburgh and return S9,i5
PaTe AiWAyp eel cv, and tine much qukksT than
any pthsf route.
Throhrh Tickets 10 I'll polnia In tho West North
and Rasl can u procured II the ones No. y Water
street nsHt door TO Sprss i0usc, wheeling Vs. and
q bridgeport Btniion.
freight edntraoth will b. made Atlovssl ratsa 10
any point Aeesssibls by this Tuad and " connections
~ tho East, North, West and Northwest AZ ones
MOI ~ Water street. o. with Freight Agent " nEjgo
mart Station X. HAMILTON, Agsut,
Wheeling, Va,
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent
Dridgsp0Ti,O o,
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
R.R. MYBRS, den't Ticket Ag'i. noro
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JOHN r. LAKIN,
Tsuceo,,or q Wheeler { I.a.ln.I

Successor to Wheeler Iakin.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED HOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 2oth, = new
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Als0 aeompletOAssoTtnent Of GENTLENlEN'B FUR
NIsIlING GOODS.
The patrons Of the old hrm, and the public IN gen
Oal are respectfully invited TO call and examine my
stock before making theIF purclapcs As intend he
Ing At small Drodtb u cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
arm, solicit continuance Of the same Tor the new
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
mh2S4Wd No. l02 Main st., Wheeling, Va
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An ACT 70 provide inr the lPPolntmoat Of Ania-
tant PAymaI.oES in he Navy.
Bsit enacted By he Senate and HouSs Of Rsplo.
S,ntatlVOl q The UAitod Stats q America IN Con
gFo.S assembled, That TIE gElde q a.llltAnt pay
nStoF r ~ navy d ne Ualtod States b AAa here
81 z OIIahlihOA and that nun AAd AfoF The pas.
no q III 81 he PTOilont q Ne United Stllol,
BY and with IL advice and ool1oas q he sonst9
nay appoint AElItant PayInlIteru tom time g ttuo,
q th0y lhAll b needed b. active OoTVe0 b the ~
", pCt OxpOoaing thiEtyfix b ulnhE.
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.Iizs:yIllzl
EsslEIlEls
MRS. wINSLOw,
.t,iF, male Phv,leinu pFe1shtl
YR U p


which gTcaily facilitates the process Of teathiRR, b.
sofisniBE the gums reducing all luaAmmAliun-Wil
Allay ALL FAiN and SlAfaodie actioR- andta
sure TO Regulate the Bowels.
Dspsndupuui Il, molbuiit VIII give
and RELIEF and health 20 your Infants
We have put Up and sold this article foT over ten
years aud cin S1y, IN cofdfHes ~ 'trh oft. what
Ne have never been able ~ say oits her mSdlelnci
N1VrR HAs ~ FAlLIp, " uINgtI ISUfANeETO EEIGcf
CURE, when timely nlsd Never did We know an
lnstAnce Of Dissatisfaction by any one who used l.
On tie contrary All are delighted with tis opera
tont, and speak Ia terms 81 coipfnUndation 81 10
magical eieCtA and medical virtues. We peak In
Tits natter eWIlAT VIZ 20 KNOW" amer ten
yparv' experience and pledge suT FsPiaitaa f0r iAs
instance where The infant 4 suffering FROM pain and
exhaustion relief will bc iound IN htteCn OF twenty
minutes amer the syrup u administered.
ThsVaiUahla preparation Ia The prescription Of one
Of the most EXPERIENCED and sRlLFUL NUNS
rs In New England, and has been used With NsvtT'
failiMp Tioe'itia
THOUSANDS or CASES.
Itnot only relieves che shd from palm utinylROr.
ates the bowels onrTseta Hsdiiy gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system. llWilTelleye
almost instantly
Gripping In the Bowels, 4 Wind Collie
Andovsrcomeeoav which, TnotsPeodlIy rene
died, sBd IN DEATH We bssvuit the HRsf and sgAIaI
ANNOY In the WuALb, In all case Of DYekNTEIY
AND pIARRllEA ~ CHILDREN, whether Il arae'
from teutbiug, from other cause. We would eayt0
every mother who aM A child suffering tiom any Of
the foregoing complaints do n Of let your pre-
iudlces, nor the prei1diCou OF others,
stand between you and your suffering child, and the
relief that will be SuRE-ycs, ABSOLUTELY SURE
Ito follow thu use Of this medicine. II timely used.
Fall directions viii accompany each bottle None
genuine uhleai the facsimile NJ CURTIS ( PER.
EiHs, New York, Il on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal once, 10 Cedar ST., N. Y.
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Octl6-ly.dkW
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Bridal Prasenfs.

SOLID SILVER WARE.
TUsT RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPRESS, A
81 superior stock Of Silver Ware, consisting Of PIE,
Cake, lee Cream Jelly, Tolst and Fish Knives; sp-
gAFspoOna and Liflera, Silver CenFaAnd Spoons
IN sets, Rish Knives and Forks Ia sets, Individual
Salts Napkin RHgr, Pickle Knives and Forks, Silver
Card Cases and Port MonnAiea, Spoons Cups, Cob
lets, Be- &c, lJanlSl J.T.scoTT 4 CO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27
JOHN cnAPMAl
BaItimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. President,
H.R. MYERS, dsn'l Ticket Ag'l. n0rO
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New Stock Of Pine Pianos

TNIIR subscriber has jas, received rev stock Of
| hns Pianos, hnIm the celebrated factory VI
Chiekcring Sons, BOtton, which for beauty 81 in-
Ith, power n tone and elasticity Of i0urh, tupe.
rior 10 any inltfnmenti egrr brought to the city.
Thee Pianos were fought for cash and viii he
said a. lees than EaI.fEn pFiecs flf cAsii sfl eah
only Tho public respectfully ihJlicd 70 call and
examine Tor thsmtslVee
OItPiahos taken In exchange fgr new.
JESSE D. llRLLOR,
uoT2 No. $50 AialB q,
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pErAniMLsI b ~ IrIHRIol, /

NUhiktulli " Nst III NeNT ANVys
SiR; hSyouiNd your Pills IN my general and hos
ptRl pTactiee over RneG you u4lo them ard e9nnpt
hesitate 70 say they arr the host cAthaTie wsrhploy
Their regulating action IN the liver quick and de-
eldei, consequently they arc an admirable remedy
Tor doFhBgcincuts Of that organ. Indeed. have
seldom found rass Of bliioNS dftanaa % obstinate
that II did not readily yi0ld TO them.
Rratotnally yours. ALOh2o BALI ~, =.
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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DlaFrhaR, Relax, Worms

On. Arm; have used your Pills With e1lreordl
nary success IN my family and among those am
called TO Walt In dlntTas ToVgplato tie oIFanaq 81
digestion aud purify the blood they Ete the very best
REMEDY have ever Known, and eau confidently re-
commend them to my friends,
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FnmIly flhyaIU.


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Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 theif
purpose " an aperisnt but nd lhrlT leneheia 81.
iocti upon the llyer very marked indeed, They
have IN my practice prUyed moro egsetuh ior NO
cure Ufbiiii0uf eDmrl1intl than any one remedy
oHn mention. sincerely rejoice that W have "
length pursative which Ii worthy The confidence Of
tho nrull..inn and the nennla.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
yvashIngton,s E2Irtndnr

Last Saturday was Waslsingtou's Birth-
day and we are gra tilted to Icarn, that it
was appropriately observed throughout the
country As far as we can learn at all the
celebrations. the reading Of the :. Farewell
address" Of the illustgious hero patriot
and Sage, who was first in var, first in
peace and first IN the hearts Of lis country
men. constituted al imPortan, feature in the
Procee.GnEs # the day. TIE a1m7nifions
coutai'e: ia that extraordinary production.
made. we trust, q profound impress. on
al who heard them, The friends Of sec
tionalism viii find III them the unqua'ih,i
condemnation cf their course. There woulG
be 20 Southern traitors, ami no N.rthern
Abolitioujsts, if the American people unani
n:ous'y endorsed and sustained tie prnci-
pies embodied in the farewell address fthe
fa-aer Of his country.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
~o-a3n00mAQ Az2D s[a1G<g~l12ga.h.

If these bloody bar0arians, whose hands
are now soaked to the elbows in the life
blood of men defending their homes and
fresides. dream that they are an inch near
er to the suhjugauon of the South than
VIXEN they started on their Internal mission, ,
they prove themselves to be fools and mad
men as well as savages and murierers.-
They have taught us one lesson we admit ;
they have admonished Us to be more careful
and circumspect, to husband with g-eater
care our limited resources, and not to un-
derrate cur enemy.
But they have also placed between them
and Us gulf that never can be crossed by
their arts or arms, and a determination TO
die, if die We must, for our country, but
never permit her to be subjugated 10y the
most maligant, the most murderous. the
meanest of mankind, whose name at this
very moment is such a by-word Of scorn
and reproach throughout Europe for com
bined cruelty and cowardicc. that their own
ambassadors cannot stand the sc1rn Of the
worlds contempt. and are all anxious to fly
back to the United States.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
Tie Recent Victories

Tie intelligence Of the recent brilliant
victories of the Federal troops over the Sc
cessionists, have been received with demon
strations Of sincere exultation and 10y.
throughout the loyal States. In what ha.
occurred ee trust we behold tie bright ravs
Of the dawn, and that it Will not be lon.
until Pesce that thrice gracious goddess.
whose smile IS sweet and ever will lie 80
until nature herself shall change will
reign triumphant in the land The rebels
cannot fail in being diSheartened by what
has occurred, ana few mole victories Ike
that of Fort Donelson. cannot fail in bring
ing the ~ar 10 successful close aud saving
the Union, if the proper policy be pursued
by the National Government. Tie loyal
citizcrs Of the revoIted States. should be
lenieutly treated. aud 10 disposition mani
testel 10 deprive them of their inaIi-nalle
rights Their property should be protec~
te! and nothing done calculated to weaken
their love fcr that Union. 10 which they
adhered. with patriotic devotion, in the
midst Of treason and rebellion.
To tue gallant officers and soldiers, who
gainel the brilliant victories over which w
are now rejoicing. the heartfels gratitude f
the American people is due They proved
their devotion to the olG flag. amid the
smoke and carnage of battle. and many Of
them sealed that love with the last drop of
blood that warmed their hearts To die for
ones country is glorious. and in this case
We confidently hope, that on the mcmcrv of
the deai heroes Will attend,
q" The applause and tears cf all time"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
Summers Revolutions

Senator Sumner has at length INTRODUCED!
his resolutions for the destruction Of slavery
in the South. TIE probability cf the Rsb-
els being crushed By the first Of April or
May has alarmed the agitator from Massa-
chnsetts. \ month ago, and nothing IN
his opinion but an edict Of eman,fpation
and lie armiug Of tho slaves. ccufG ever
give victory 70 the government: now lie
sees the end Of the Re beliiuI in few months,
and the rebels reduce! to obedience 70 the
laws The idea Of restoring the government
as it was, viii not SUIT Mr.. Sumner ami his
peculiar set; they have not helped t. pros
ecute the war against the Rebels for anv
such purpose. Their stock in trade i Abo>
htlon, emancipation. scrviIe instruction &c.
and II these DO not follow the Union may
slide The rapidity Of 3IcCleHar.'s bl,ws
have alarmed Sumner he see, tie probable
restoration # the Union as It was. and tE-t
is always been opposed to. But he Will
have to stand it, and after tie supremacy
# the United States is es.ab,i.hed. the re-
be.lion entirely crusaed its leaders puui,l>
ed or driven from the country. Why If he
does not Ike the restoration, let him bur>
de up his traps and leave the country to
mingie with the sypathetie English aloli-
ton epieures. But i, is said that Summers
proposition has the support Of only one
member OF the Administration, and that Il
resident IS unalterably opposed to his car
~ endeavors 10 reduce the Southern States
TO Territorial condition. The war being
closed y the first Of May and emancipation
not accomplished, will he an unwelcome
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
The Victories Of White Men.

The recent glorious victories Of our II, ops
says the Albany A1gus, shows that our
white citize rs are adequate to all the ne
cessities Of the existing contest. We have
not had TO call into the field as allies, that
portion OF the 1000 900 of blacks in the
South capable of carrying a gun. cr a knife.
or the incendiary torch. as in moments of
trepidation and despair, cruel and cowarGlv
men clamorously urged us TO do The
twenty four millions of the North dill not
need such allies II aid them in contest
with eight millions of the South It would
have been as humiliating, as disasterous. to
have made such confession as the call for
such help would have implied.
We shall have no more Of this African
intervention in favor Of the North, unless
possibly European Intervention in favor Of
the South. should make our cause dospcr>
ate It was only from the despair Of the
country that a contest to such al extreme
measure could have bezn wrong.
The cry did not come from tie true
friends Of the Union frsm men whJ sought
is restoration It was the decree IF derna-
e;7gues who were enemies # tie Cus,i,u
tuition AMI the Union. ani wb, prciergei a
dissolution Of ths Union % - prc<erva,i "a
il connection with slave holding States
While we rejoice at tie victories which
, Pe-retuate Us as nation, L Is no. be uu-
ni1dfui Of their not less ausvicious result.
the preservation "r thc Constitution and the
/ restoration II tie Uui1--ara with all
these results, the virdicat.oI Of our courage.
Of our humanity and IF our powers Of self
government.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
late Southern Seyys

From the I.iehn'o'id Inquirer FtJ. Ie
After three days of the most desperate
lighting on this continont-the most despcr-
ate lighting against most trmendous odds.
III which the multitudinous host of invaders
'"ere driven back pas. their own camps. cur
glorious Spartan band. from sheer exhaus-
ton. has been Norne down by a new ava
IaAch OF achievements. Piled upon the
already enormous weight against which
they lave hitherto struggled with complete
success, and has suffered one of these mis-
fortunes which are so common TO war. but
which entail no disgrace on our cause, and
which viii only animate TO the most stern
and undyinS resistance every true Southern
heart
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
LICENSE NOTICE

Tie following named persons have ned
their Petitions iaT License 90 sLe Court --
Quarter Sessions oI Cambria County. which
will be pTe>eLtcl for action 4 tie court o-
Monday the third OF March, =. D. loO2.
To wit:
Matthew Dietrich Tavern License Chest II.
Linus SpIes same CaulnTi.- C.Iy
John RYAN same Cambria C!ty
Stephen Cunweli same u wari Johustswn
Joseph Itcl same MuuStcr Up
john W 3Iuore same Rjchiani Tp
Daniel Confair same Taylor Tp
Jacob Ringler same 5th ward Jnhnstown
Peter MastcrsOn same Ward j lhustpwu
James b. MCfea-at same 3WSrd JaiiustovyE
Henry FI.-l same Attn Ward Jnhn>tuwn
George Weisar: same MllvIi,e Borough
Frederick Nuige same Washington tp-
Rvmrgrius Durach same Ward Johustown
James J. M'E.hauy same Luuett" Borough
Patrick NeiIu-h same Munster tp-
George Shearer same No3er tp.
Henry Foster same E 1eusbur- ". ward
Thomas ). Davis same > wari Johnstown
avid HIe;z.ar same 4ih ward Johu>towE
joseph Gle same Carroiltown
Anthony Kurt same Conemaugh Dor
Th omas Short same Washington tp-
Peter Malzie same Canemaugl BUT.
George Litzinger same Allegheny TIP.
John Smith same AEeE' euy TIP
Daniel Litzinger same Chest Sp.ir- Bor.
John Shearer same Johastpwn
John Glass same Washington Tp.
Henry Iftzen3orf Quart Ward JrhuStowu
Tudor * Jones Quart License E5Cusbgrg
JOSEPH MCDONALD. Clerk
Office of Clerk of Sessions.
FEBRUARY ls62-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
Another ExnuESInn,

Senator Powell, uf Kentucky, Is To- uuder>
% a trial f.r treason in the United States
Seuate. upou charges preferred bv Seaat.r
Wilkinson Of AIiLucsoia.-The offence #
which he Is charged, We have not seen it,
magnitude, however, cannot be >, serious "a
that attached to Senator Bright. or lis case
would Of been disposed of long ere this tire
1t makes but little difference however. what
his offence may be. if the iufuriatad majority
in caucus, once decide that he is to be cxpel
led from the Senate. If this rebellion were
TO be prolonged for another wear, we would
find these extremists Introducing hills into
Congress declaring AL men traitors who were
not emancipationists- For Bright. political
y, we have no regrets; hu. tI...t he was M
fairly dealt with there but Is little doubt.
The Spring field Mass ) Re- r5Lcgn. a Renub
ican paper. aIluding to hin. makes the fol
lowing remarks:
= Our manufacturer Of guns. rov,,cr, mil
Itary stores and equipments. were equally
involved, UP to the very moment the war
actually broke upon the astoulsLeG country
rerefrccly supplying the rebels with the
means of destroying tie government. and
without any compH.etious If conscience ar
the least idea tia. they were cnaa.c.l in
treasoaaA.e work. We admit tie f.rcc #
these well known facts. ani c5nfe-- that ,-a
are taught by them not to Judge to ri.id,y
tne 'v0rls or the conduct Of any man rre,
YIN r, lg
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26

would Of been tried before this ; but if it
presents any prctext that can be tortured
into a s3mLlauce Of disloyalty. we may ex>
rect to witness every means resorted to, to
compass his expulsion from the United
States Senate. 1t is strange that the Leg
islature Of Kentucky did not allude to this
subject when it elected Mr. Garrett Davis
to the place made vacant by Breckinridge's
revolt To the enemy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-02-26
WORTH KNOWING-Prof. Wo

WORTH KNOWING.-Prof Wood,
whose ivertisemeut viii be found in an
other column. has discovered a remedy for
the gray and bald, which Is at once practic-
able and cheap. 1t requires no 5yein@. uo
wig, no extraordinary trouble. There can
be no doubt whatever Of its efficacy. We
have seen te. e.timonials almost without nrm-
ber. and from men of great Intelligence, ligb
standing and moral worth
Those who have been laid for years are
now wearing their own hair, and appear ten
yeoIs younger than they did SIX months ago
As in most cases graz hairs and bald heads
are both premature and uuaturaI, it Is the
duty to remedy them hy the natural and un
doubted means which PruG Woo has in>
vented, and now kindly offers to the afiict-
81. Read his advertisement. try his won
derful remeiy. and give the Prof. new
teStimonial.-Naaphis Wig.
Sold by all respectable druggists.