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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-21


AND TIE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
We call the attention Of an HAVING r,I4-
tons or friends in the army to tie fact that
''AcOFLAND'S German Bilycrs" wiucure
nine tenths Of the diseases Induced bV ex~
posures and ur.vaiious incident to camp life.
la the lists, published almost daily in the
newspapers. ou the arrival Of the sick, it
Wiz lie noticed that a very large proportion
are sutieriug from debility Every case Of
that kind can be readily cured bv Hoaf-
iana's German Btter's. We have no hssi-
tatlon ia stating that, il these Bittors were
freely used among oar soldiers, hundreds #
lives might Uc saved that otherwise would
be irst
The proprictoIs are daily receiving thank
tul letters from sufferers in tie army and
hospitals, who have hes n restored 70 health
by the use of these Bitters, sent to them by
their friends
Should your nearest druggist not have
the srticle, 90 not be put off by any Of the
Intoxicating preparations that may bc otfer-
a. IN its place, buy send TO US. and we viii
forward, securely hacked. hv express.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! See
that tue -naiure of 9 Q. NJ. Jackson is Oh
the wrapper. Principal Office and Manu-
factory No. G3t ARCH Street. JONES &
~ ANS. (SUccess5rs tc c. n. JACKSON
& Co.'S Propueters.
c. FOR SALE. by II. c. DENINE
Ebeu= burg, Peuus. and by Druggists and
Dealers Ia every taWn ia the UEiic3 State
}u!v g. 1868 Iv.
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cnce on the first day of Janu-

commence on the first day of Janu-
81 1864
And further proclaim, that nothing
r. proclamation shall interfere with
,..,.-s orders, or those that may be is
for the present draft, in the States
ra., # Is is now in progress or where 1t
.,. r5i vet commenced.
The quotas of the States and districts
ri1 be assigned by the War Department
.r,gsh the Provost Marshal G7ooraIs
rr due regard being had for t... men
-.ylorc furnished, whether by >o,an-
ng or by drafting and the re-
,-aias viii be conducted in accordance
.rl such instructions as have been issued
81 he department..
n issuing this proclamation l address
fn,t only to the Governors Of the
-l States, but also to the good and
d people thereof, invoking them to
rl their willing, cheerful and effective
&. .hc measures thus adopted, with
ro reinforce our victorious armies
u .Ac field, and bring our needlul
zion, TO a prosperous end thus clo-
brewer the fountains Of seditign and
" war;
Lv.u.-s whereof / have bereunto
stay hand and caused the seal of the
u.i States to. be affixed.
.~7 Done at the city of Washing
.- Ills seventeenth day Of October, in
..G Of our Lord one thousand eight
..I and slN.y three, and Of the indie
ac. OF ,h. .nited States the eighty
10. AERAlI AM LINCOLN.
3, Oh. President:
w".u II SEWARD, S,c'y Of State.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-21
Orphan's Court sale.

BY virtue Of an Order of the Orphans
Court of Cambria County, TO me directed,
tbere viii be exposed to public sale at Cres-
son, on SATURDAY, the l4th day Of NO
FEMBER next, at one O'Clock. p NJ, the
following real estate Of which Thomas H.
Porter died seized. viz:
The one undivided half part of a certain
piece or parcel Of lahd situate in Washing
ton township, Cambria county, adjoining
the old a. ?. Railroad, Lands OF the heirs of
Charles B. Kenedy, decd L. NJ. George, and
others, containing SO acres, having thereon
erected three dwelling houses. CIT being
the same piece or parcel Of land-cXcept a
lot Of one-fourth of an acre devised by
Sarah Porter to her daughter Mary Kennedy
conveyed by Paul George and wife to said
Sarah Porter, by their deeds dated the first
day Of December, \. D., lS43)
ALSO-A certain other piece or parcel of
land, situate III the Township Of Washing
ton aforesaid, adjoining other lands Of which
the said Thomas Il. Porter died seized, lands
of the heirs Of Edward Donaldson. heirs of
Charles =. keueGy. John Brown. and 9th
ers, containing % acres and 129 percles,
having thereon erected frame dwelling
house and stable
TERMS OF SALE One third # the
purchase money to be PAID on confirmation
OF sale, and the residue IN two equal an
nCal payments thereafter, with interest, to
be secured by the judgement BonGS aud
Mortgages Of the purchaser.
PAUL GEORGE, Administrator.
Oct. Il. 1868. It
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FOREIGN NEWS


FARTHER PoINT, Oct I9.-The stea-
mer liibernian, from Liverpool, with dates
to the 8th inst, passed here this morning.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher had
addressed public meeting at Glasgow,
ON the American war, which called out
the criticism of the London Times.
The directors of the Great Eastern ship
company have taken formal proceedings
IN bankruptcy TO wind up the company,
In order to stay various actions and insure
an equal distribution of the assets.
England was startled by an earthquake
carly on the morning of the 9th 1t was
felt in all directions, There was no
damage done
The English journals advance nothing
new on American affairs.
The two secessionist associations at
Manchester have amalgamated into one,
under the title of the Southern Iudepend-
ence Association the main object
being to procure recognition for the South
The course adopted by the Arch Duke
MaXimilian relative to Mexico disappoints
The London speculators in Mexican secu-
rites. \ considerable decline has taken
place.
1t Is reported that spain is among the
powers resolved to recognize the new
Mexican empire.
The Polish Question is unchanged. It
is reported that Prince Czartorisky was
taking formal steps on the part Of the
Polish national government 80 secure re-
cogniuon 10 the Poles as beIigerents.
\ LARGE LOCOMOTIVE The largest
locomotive in the United States. if not in
the world, has just been built for the
PHI ,delphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany. Ii has twelve driving wheels 43
inches in diameter The cylinder Is 20
inches I'm diameter. and the stroke OF pis-
ton - inches. The fire boxes 10 feet
inches iunr, and 1872 inches wide. Inside
diameter 48 inches. The weight OF the
.ocoHotlye when in running order Is IOV,-
so pounds. his locomotive Is intended
for q pushing one, 10 force the heavy coal
trains up the grades OF tie road. 1t was
designed and constructed by Mr.. James
Nalnollaud, OF Philadelphia
COLLISION AT DJNCANNoN.-Ou We'd
ne~!ay last a collision occurred between
TWO freight trains near Duncannon, on
the Pennsylvania railroad. A man whose
name we could not ascertain, leaped from
one of the trains as they approached,
striking upon a rock in such a manner as
TO break his neck and hill him. The
shock was very severe, destroying a num-
Der OF cars and heaping the trains up in
one ndiscrimnate wreck as high as the
telegraph wires. i large amount of goods
and produce was destroyed or damaged
by the accident, and the damage to the
freight alone Is estimated at $50, 900.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-21
'"AIH OF \ NOTED GUERILLA
MURDERER.

NN'iNNArI, Oct. I9.-The notorious
~ ''s.''"a, Tom Keller, who murdered
'S&n Nhiteman and others, was cap
-''u near Nharpsburg, Kentucky, yester-
"'. with six others of his gang. They
's'e taken to Mount Sterling, where
'''' named Watkins, formerly belonging
''e 9TH Kentucky Cavalry, shot and
'''a!Ly wounded Keller while in the
lands of the guard.
H. --'Ise forces under Buckner, are re-
...I ,.lo moving into Kentucky from the
.ra ''S''>'; apparently with the design Of
my The Ohio near Gallipolis.
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4 ud:for's Notice.

&
TIE undersigned, auditor appointed ly
the Orphans Court Of Cambria county, to
reps.t distribution Of the funds il the hands
Of Charles 3. Ellis. Admir- de Ioais non Of
Daniel Huber. deceased. upon his second ac-
couut filed. hereby notifies all nersons inte-
rested in said fund, that he will attend to
the duties Of his said appointment at the
office Of c. L. Pyrshing. Esq in tie Borough
If Johnstovn, ON THURSDAY. the 18th
day of November next, at one o'clock p. NJ.
when and where they may attend if they
think proper. or be debarred from coming
in on said fund.
WM kITIEIL,
Oct 2l, JSG3-3ts Auditor.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

4 NhJSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of an order issuing out Of the
Orphans Court Of Cambria c, unity. and to
me directed, there will be exposed - sale by
public vaudue or uutcry, az the Court House,
in EDeusbnrg, on MONDAY, the SECOND
day Of November next, (1663,) az ons
O'clock. p. NJ, ta- following described real
estate, to wit: A piece, or parcel Of land
situate in White Township, Cambria coun-
y. containing one hundred and eighteen
acres and allowance. bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at q post corner Of
land Of John Smith, thence by land war;
ranted to John Tressler and Jacob D.ckhert,
north so degrees cast lac perches to a sugar,
thence by the end boundary line Of the tract
Of which it Is a part, south 40 degrees east
I59 perches t. a post, thence south so deg
west l46 perches to hemlock, thence by
land Of John Smith. north 40 degrees west
l39 perches to the beginning, being part of
a larger tract Of land warranted to George
Graf. and Of which John Donnelly lately
died seized in his dcmesne as Of fee.
TERNS-One-t tlirl Of the purchase mo
uey to be paid on confirmation OF the sale.
and the balance in two equal annual pay
mcuts, with interest. to be secured ty the
bonds and mortgag ge of the purchaser.
WM. fl. SECHLER.
Oct I, 1868 # Trustee, &c
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:" .Ae Senate the Republicans have one
..tiy On joint ballot, if we have
-'.a both members in Franklin and
''''i, and the member in Perry, the
Z. t,.'-'csais viii have a majority of three.
. our members be all staunch and loyal,
.-.y We're when the disgrace Of Simon
''-.Ton's election TO the United States
..'.e was prevented by one vote, they
. Prevent much mischief and viIlainy
N' ".niar.-Paiu 1ge.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

nRPuAN'S COURT SALE.
9 BY viz
tue and in pursuance Of certain orders of the
Orphans Courts # the Counties Of Blair aud
Cambria I will offer fgr sale by public
veudue and outcry at the Public House now
kept by A. NJ Rcdeer, at Cresson, in the
County of Cambria. on Saturday the oath
day Of of.Octobcr, \. D., 1868, at ten O'Clock,
in the forenoon of said day: All the right,
title and interest Of j ,hn kecffer, late Of the
B roug Of Ho,Idaysburg, Blair county,
deed, it being the undivided one~third part,
Of. in an1 to the following Real Estate and
tract or parcel Of land situate in Washing
ton township, Cam brIa county, and bounded
and described as follows. viz: Beginning IN
the centre of the Turnpike Road, on the
line of an original survey to Robert SmIth,
thence south eighty degrees east one hundred
and twenty-five perchcs along the SAID Iurn~
pike Road to line Of land formerly Of Su-
sannah TruXell, thence by the same nOrth
eighty>three perches to a post. thence by the
north line Of said TroXel's land east one
hundred and forty nine ! erches TO a sugar
rec. an original corner Of James Honey :
survey. thence by the line Of the said last
mentioned survey, north thirtv>eighty de-
gre,s west one hundred and uinety perches
To old pointers. corner cf Thomas Hous~
TOMS survey. thence by line of said survey
south frtv>five degrees west one hundred
and fifty perches 10 post. thence west forty
nine perches to a brick corner, thence south
one hundred and four perches and nine
tenths of perch to tile place of beginning,
containing one hundred and seventy~seven
acres and two perches with allowance, &c,
Cunimprovcd)
Terms of Sale.-One-half Of the purchase
money on the confirmation Of the sale; the
balance in one year theafter, with interest to
be secured by the purchaser.
JACKSON GIBBS.
Admir- of John Keeffer, decd.
Holidaysburg, Sept. 80, 1868.
The other two~thirds interests in said land
will be offered for sale at the same time and
Mace WM JOHNSTON,
JOHN CRESSWELL, Jr.
Sept IA, 1863:3t
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Oct. 81, 1868 st
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"a Whereas
letters Of Administration on the estate of
John Waltz. late Of Chest township, Cam
bria county. have been granted by the Reg
lister of said county. to the Undersigned (re-
siding in tie township eforesaid), notice is
hereby given 10 all persons who haye claims
against said deceased, to present them. pro-
perly authenticated for settlement, and those
Indebted are requested TO make payment
without delay. PAUL YONER,
Oct. 81, 1868 ct c Administrator.
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I dministrators Notfce

y Whereas, letters
OF Administration on the estate Of Michael
Honer. late Of Chest township, Cambria
county, have been granted by the Register
Of said county, to the undersigned (rssiaing
in the township aforesaid), notice is hereby
given 10 all persons who have claims against
said deceas ed, to present them, properly au-
thenticated for settlement, and those indebt
ed are requested to make payment without
delay. PAUL NONER,
Oct. Il, lS63>6t Administrator.
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A uditOr's Notice.

A uditOr's Notice.
4 The undersigned
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Curt
Of Cambria County, to distribute the mon-
ev in the hands OF John Brawley, Trustee
to sell the real estate Of Michael Benson,
decd. hereby gives notice that he viii at
tend to the duties Of said appointment, Ct
his Office in EbensGurg, on Tuesday the
9Th day Of November next, at one o'clock
P. NJ, when and where all persons interes-
ted may attend.
J. Z. SCANLAN.
Oct. 14,-3t. Auditor.
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a ULITOR'S NOTICE.

"a In the Or
phan's Court Of Cambria county.
In the matter Of the report Of the Audi
tor appointed to decide and and report upon
the exceptions fled 80 the account of john
C.. Noel, admir- Of John Noel, decd. Now
10 wit: 3Oth September 1863, NJ. HasSon
appointed auditor 10 distribute the fund in
the hands of the accountant.
BY the Court.
In pursuance Of the above appointment,
the UNDERSIGNED will set at his office in the
Borough If Eheushurg. on Saturday the 14th
day Of November, 1868, where all those in
terested in said fund may attend if they see
proper. NJ. HASnON.
Oct. 2I. 1868 3t Auditor.
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Those suffering from NABASMUS. wasting
away, with scarcely any flesh op their bones.
are cared in a very short time one bottle
IN such cases, viii have d myst surprising
rtaect
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Cyrus L. Porshing Ia the Court "f Com
VS.. mon Pleas of Cambria
Sarah R1wlev and county. Nend. Expon.
George Rlwley. No. 18th September
Term, 1868.
Now to wit 10th September. 1868. NJ.
IEassou appointed auditor to distribute the
funds arising from the sale of defendants
real estate on the above writ. Per curiam.
In pursuance of the above appointment,
the undersigned will sit at his office in the
Borough of Ebensburg, on Friday the 18th
day of November, 1868, when and where
all those interested in said fund can attend
if they think proper.
NJ. HASSON.
Oct. 81 1868 st Auditor.
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EN- THE ORPHANS COURT OF CAM
z BRlA COUNTY
CAMBRIA COUNTY IS;
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 10
Elizabeth M'Coy, John Kaylor, James D.
Kavlor, Mary Ann Dawson, William Kay
lor. Caroline Coley, Francis a. hay,ior'
Robert Kavlor. Jerome Dawson guardian
auo hoe rice of Rebeca Kaylor, Catharine
Bradley, John Driski'l, James Dfisken, and
Michael Driskoll guardian pro hoe ofcs OF
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-21
DELICATE CHILDREN.

Are speedily Hmoycd, and the patient re
stored Ia lcaltb
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-21

Diseases of Kidneys and Bladder.
IL YOUNG OR AGED. MALE OR FE-
MALE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-10-21

Such has been the case IN thousands Of H..
stances, and p fair trial IS but required 4
prove the assertion.
From Rec. u. Merton Brown, D. y Eaifc
q. tie Encyclopedia Of Religious Knoacl
c3Jc
Although not disposed to favor or recon
mead Patent Medicines IN general, through
alstrust Of their ingredients and effects, vcf
know OF 40 sutiuient reasons why a man
may not testify 10 the benefits he beicvn.
himse!y to have received from any simple
prepartrion, in the hope that he may thu
contribute e. the benefit Of others
10 this the move readily in regard tc
ItooiiauJ's German Bittcrs. prepared 10y DR.
c, ii. jackson Of this city, because / wa.
prcIg.ceG against diem fJr many years.
u4-er the Impression shat they were chiefly
an alcoholic mixture I am indebted TO ny
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
m0vsl Of this prejudice 10y proper tests. and
toI enc auragcment to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility.
4 u- use Of Jhrec but,ics Of these Bitters. at
t.e beginning "f tie present year. was fol-
lowed Is evident relief, and restoration to a
ceggee Of bodily ana mental yigur which
had not felt for siX months before. and had
almost despaireG Of rcgaiuing. 7 therefore
thank t;od and my friend for directing me to
tHe Uaa of them. j. NEWTON BROWN.
f-IlaI'a, June %. 1861.
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LJU"IN N NIB| NN. UWITE0.
STATIONERY NI0LINS. ACCOH-
DEANS, FLUTES. FjFES. GILT AND
ROSEWOOD FRAMES, PERFUNERY
DIARIES FOR 1884. AND NOTIONS
Of all kinds, to numerous to mention, al
of which he offers very cheap for cash
No charge for exhibiting goods g
Repairing neatly and promptly executed.
Oct. IA 1868 -8mo. c. 7. ROBERTS.
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Ns d. MAGEHAN, ESQ. ATsroRNEI
We .Ebensburg Pa. l4viii
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JDUE TAIItI IiA.
No. us ARCH Street, PHILAD,A.
Sept. so. i8G3-3m.
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SCHEECK'S MANDRAKE Pills
NILL CURE
L Y EIs COM ? L AIN T s
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Those Sufering-from
DOWN AND DELICATE co.


LL.L whatever cause, either in
MALE OR FEMALE.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-10-27
Escape Of25 Rebel Prisones from
Camp Douglas.

The Chicago Tribune gives particulars Of
the affair, which occurred Saturday night.
These men, nearly all Kentucky rebels and
belonging to John Morgan's gang, we're con.
fined in what is called tho "White OAK" AMI
are a very daring and desperate set; probably
the worst Of the whole pack of rascals in The
Camp. The "White Oak" is building about
26 hy 40 feet, made Of oak plank four inches
thick and supposed to be secure, But bv
some means a hole was cut in the floor rear
the corner, where there is large siok. FIom
the edges Of this sink TO the fence is about 5
feet, the soil being bard gravel. 1t seems
the prisoners, after getting into the sink, dug
trench under ground, through, bepea h the
feet of the guards, beyond the fesce, and &c
csped during the storm between one aud three
O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday. The manner Of their
escape clearly indicates that they had been
provided with tools by outside Coppcrheads
Chicago sympathizers with the "blcssed mar.
tyres" r'sri oce a t0aii ''c. ~
They were not missed until daylight when
Col. d Land Immediately mou lted all the
men possible, and sent them TO scour the ccun.
try in all directions. Marshal James and Capt
G. B. Bradley were also summoned, aud put
detectives and police on their track in tho city;
and il is conf len'Iy hoped that sbme, il mol
all of them NAV be secured. Their probable
intention j. to 60 to Canada Officers and
railroad men should be on the lookout, and, i
possible, prevent their escape. "a
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-10-27
CHosinG-oqt Sale OF n Coppcrhead
Business. - 49,. f.f.,

The following effects ofa concern closing
out business may be obtained 'eaply by call.
ing upon the Copperhead Central Committee
OF Ohio: sr M arr4g2 10 egclgl9-ggI
One hundred flags closely resembling the
Stars and Bars. They can be bad very cheap.
ly rs they are Of no use for pa,Jiotis meetings
Also, the poles srd bmlyads for tho same. .Ba
Als'gs wooden cage representing Lincloq's
Basiile. Any person about 10 establish q hen
cry will fnd il adui,sLls for that purpose.
Several young ladies, warranted perfect OK
cept an ballucina,ion that They are going to
have negro husbands. 40. i,s.. 81 ~
One ton Of ofCopperhsad tickets which esn b,
mcdicated. .af .fi. .sm hrs 'd7e.
D. The Cincinnati EnQyirsr The present pro-
prietors having no further use for tho thing
will dispose Of il cheap f,r cash. Any person
Jcsirous, Of going Into tho scap buisurss should
take it by NIL means, as IL contains an immense
quantity Of I've. II sad uatyas I'd ,gJis
The portion Of the windsor dock upon which
v.llsadighnm ga. when Lo was w~itiug aud
watching, with his exact imprint. .no.s,
Dick Nerrick, il he ssu W caught. lie is
now at large somewhere in the .Vslley Of the
Shadow OF D,.alb, with his life in his bands"
As . lightning calculator he would prove in
valuable, possessing % be dose the grrs. fscq-
ny OF m@gnifying any given bumb-r from o
upwards to $4,000. An sfec,ipg little song,
lYMy Maryland" will be thrown iu with this
bargain. He IL mor,gsgsd TO the Chicago
7swfs where anRllq4siees sbopld 10 made.
Several brkeu down political hscIs, now Ia
pasture, will he put in q lumr, sod girep IL
any one who will take them away. II :.
The Central Cawpntee snaoFpcs tbst this
!, 6oae 6,ie sale. NJ they have closed out buis-
ness and leave for Salt River bv an oa'ly boat.
in tho clsssic region Of which they hope by a
syicl sitsplion to patience spJ renuncistIon
Of treason TO make ,he'nselvss worthy ,hsco
sidsrsiion Of loyal 'pep. 70 % eo' Oh .siaih