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boys effort was like a tiny rill, which
soon swells into a brook and at length
becomes a river. His effort saved his
father, and his father being saw
ed, led hirty-GUe thousand children
to Sabbath school Children you must
put faith in trying.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-09-28

NY Wife is the Cause Of It.

"A~ Al inc Gaueo Oh IL
1t is now more than forty years ago,
that Mr.. L. called at the house of
DR.. B., M very cold morning, on
bis way to f..
"Sir," said tho Doctor, the wsath-
or is very frosty-will you not take
something to drink before you startp
In that early day, ardent spirits were
deemed indispensable to warmth in
winter. When commencing a jour
ney, and at every stopping place along
the ROAD, the ttAveler always used in
toxicating drinks to keep him warm.
"No,". said Mr.. l., st never
touch anything Of that kind and |
will tell you the reason; my wJfeis the
euuse off had been in the habit of
meeting some of our neighbors eve
~ evening, for the purpose of play
ing cards. We assembled at each
others shop, and liquors were intro
duced. After awhile we met not SO
much for playing as drinking, and |
used to return home late in the eve
ming, more or less intoxicated. My
wife always met me at the door afec-
t~ionately, and when chided her for
sitting up so late for me, she kindly
replied : 4 prefer doing SO, for l cannot
sleep when you are out
this always troubled me. wish
ed in my heart that she would only
begin to scold me, for then l could
have retorted, and relieved my con-
s~cience. But she always met me with
the same gentle and loving spirit.
Things passed on thus for months
when l at last resolved that | would, b.
returning much intoxicated, provoke
her ~dispEeasure so much as to cause he
to lecture me, when I meant to answe
her with severity, and thus, by creating
another issue between us, unburthel
my bosom Of its present trouble.
II returned in such a plight abou
four o'clock in the morning. She me
me at the door with her usual tender
ness, and said, Come in husband;
have Just been making a warm fire fs
you, because l knew you would b
cold. Take off your boots and war;
your feet, and here is a cup of hot cot
fee
Doctor, that was too much. l coul
not endure it any longer, and | resolve
that moment, that l would never touc
another drop while I lived, and | new
willp
He never did. He lived and di'
practising total abstinence from all j,
toxicating, drinks, in q village where j
temperance has ravaged "a mnch as al
other in this State.
That man was my father and th
woman my mother. The fact abo
related I received from the Doct
himself when on a visist to my natl
village, not long since.
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NOTICE, NO. 6.

RICHMOND, sept. ID, 1888.
TFHK FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE OFFf-
= Gers and meA, captured at vicksburg, Mics,
July 4, 1863, ans subsequently, parolsd, AVE been
i. The officers and nen Of Gen. C. L. Steven.
sons division.
2: The Officers and men Of Gen. Bowsn's d.
vision.
8. The eficers and men of Brigadier General
Noore's brigade.
4. The officers and men of the "a Texas Rssi.
meat.
s. The officers and men of Wauls Legion.
8. Also, all Confederate office RS and men whs
have been delivered at City Point at any line
previous to July 18th, 1868, have been daily sx-
changed, and are hereby SO declared,
SGT ROBT. OULD. Agent of Exchange.
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Miscellaneous Books for Sale.

CATECHISMS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Price per dozen, $2,5Q.
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ugust IS, 1863. 52-tf
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North Carolina Mutual Insurance Co.

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Important Sale of Real Estate.

DY A RESOLUTION OF THE LAST GRAND
- Lodge of North Carolina, we, the under.
signed, were sntheriZed and empowered TO sell
Ia the town Of Oxford, n. c., that valuable nro-
perry known as ST. JOHNS MASONIC Col
LEGE: Said property, with some hundred acres.
OF land attached thereto, will be offered for sale
Tor cash, on Thursday the LIST day of Ocfoher
next. The building is large and commodious.
Containing about eighty rooms and well adapted
Tor . male or female College. with all necessary
outbuildings. Those who may be desitons ~
purchase will apply 70 Robert w. L assiter and j.
i. Littlejohn, Esqs,' OF Oxford, who will take
great pleasure in showing them the property.
c. w. d. HUECRINaS, Or. TT.
7 August ED, 1854. Id,
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EDIToE OF DFMoCaAT AND SENTINEL
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% say t. the rea 'ers o: Your paper tha. |
viii send by return mail tu all who wish it
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| TiIi also mail free To these having Bald
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information that viii enable them 10 start a
fut growth "f Luxurient H-.ir, Whiskers. or
Moustache, in less than 80 days. All ao>
piicatioas answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours;
THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
No s3l Broadway, New York.
March 1, 1S1G--Gn.-M =.
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Sunazaitciue Boro--Justice of the Peace.
John Sharbaugh Burgess, Walter Bell !:
Constable. William Durbin School D;rec,
tors, Archibald Gilbraith, John Ouavie :;
Assessor. Daniel Christie.
Susqnchdana tp.-Constable, Fl. Lloyd =:
Supervisors, John Glass, William Lamer /:
Schoo! Directors, Charles Weakland, John
Manion; Assessor. Samuel Breth.
Taylor tp.-J9tice of the Peace, John
Slick; Constable, Amos B. Davis; Super
visors. John Knable, Abraham Good :
School Directors. David K. Hess, George
Enable, John L. COoney; Assessor, Jonas
+. GouglInour.
Washington tp--Justice of the Peace.
Peter M'Gough, John Porter; Constable,
Richard Detling; School Directors, David
ESar, James Skelly; Assessor, james Far
rem; Supervisors, William Brown, Peter
M'GoUgh.
HIEioTc BoTo.--Burgess, Ephriam Crum :
School Directors, J W. Kern. Nicholas
LinS!e Constable, William Butler; Asses
sor, Joseph Miller.
Ioe3er fp Constable, William Ream :
Assessor, h Irwin; School Directors. Stenhe,,
Stuizman, John Meyer. Alexander Howard:
Supervisors, George Decker, Geo. Mickey.
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L'state OF Anthony Kur,1. deed.

Estate Of Anthony kurtz. decd.
IL Notice l. hereby
given, that letters "f Administration have
been granted to the undersigned on the estate
0t AuIhOuy kurtz. late Of C1nemaugh
Borough. in tie county Of Cambria dec d.,
al peTs, rs knowing themselves indebted u
said estate are hereby notified to cali and
settle the same AMI those having claims
against ssit estate. to present them properly
authenticated fer settlement
ANNA MARIA ACRTZ, Adm'x.
March + lS63.-i3-Ct
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4 PPEALS.
n Notice is hereby given
that the appeals viii bc held fur the year
1863. in the Commissioners Office, Ebens-
burg. as fellows:
Allegheny. B!acklck. Cdmtr:a. Chest
townships and Cambria City and Chest
Springs Borough, on Monday the 23l day
of March next.
Carroll, CIearfclG. Croyle. Cnnemau5h
and Munster townships ami Clrrcltown and
Conemaugh BorouGhs, on Tuesday the 2Ith.
Jackson township, Johnstown. Ebens-
burg and Loretto BoroughS, on Wednesday
the 25th.
AIillviIle ard SummitviiIe Boroughs,
Rchlaud. Summe:hill and Slsqechanna
townships, on Thursday the 26th.
Taylor, Washington, Whit, and Yrde-
townships and Wiimorc Borough, on Friday
the 27th.
JAMES COOPER, !
p J. LITTLE, }Commis'
JOHN CAMPBELL, J sioners.
Attest. JoHN LLOYD. Clerk.
Commissioners Office. Ebensburg,
February %, 1863 PIT.
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n TO TIE CREDITORS OF THE
Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana Tmn>
pike Road ca.
That the Court Of Huntingdon county at
January term, 1868. directed to be paid TO
creditors one and nine tenths per cent on
their claims on which former dividends nave
been declared, which will pay on the pre-
seutation OF their certificates Of deposite, by
themselves or their agents.
JOHN S ISETT,
Sequestrator,
Spruce Creek, Feb I8. IsGS-li-3t.
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4 administrators Notice

1 dm!nistrators Notice
n Letters of \ administration
oil the estate Of Mary Ra9er. late of Jack
SOL township, Cambria county, deceased,
having been grartet to the Undersigned by
:he Register of said county, all persons
indebted To s1id estate are requested TO make
payment and those having claims or dc"
manls against the same to present them to
GEORGE SHAFEER, Admr.
January %, lSG5-S-Gt.
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Peter Sclcy, Borough Of Cambria, Tavern.
John Coad, do do do
IL. Durach. Sd Wi. Jobnstown, do
Jas. Z. MoCieisht, 2l Wd. ,.n do
Anna Maria kuE;z. LIT Wd. Cone
maugh Borough, do
Francis Dashner, Allegheny twp. do
George M'Gough, CIearfield twp. do
Henry Foster, w. wa. Ebeasburg, 60
Samuel 5. Paul, Crnyle twp. do
Michael kesTns Crayle twp. do
Frederick Veigel, Washington twp. 60
Joseph Cole. Carrniltown BJrough, do
John Moore. Richlaud twp. do
Daniel Con;-ir. Taylor twp. do
Ellen MasteTson, 81 va. Juhnstown, do
Henry Fritz. 4Lh Nd. Johnstown, do
jctn Smith. Allegheny tp. do
Patrick M'Hugh. Munster tp. DO
Tudor " Jones, w. WI. Ebensburs, Quart.
Christian kriega. 3d WI. Johnstown, do
Vim. Bott, 81 Wd J,hnstown, 10
jos. M'D0NALD, Clerk.
February Is, 1868.
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Winter Clothing
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING EVER
BROUGHT TO JOuNSTOWN!
A comp ylete stock oI
MEN AND BOYS WARE
Heavy cloth overcotts, fine dress coats,
vest. fancy and plain. pantaloons of every
description. All kinds of under clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
late styles; also
TRUNKS.
VALICES.
CARPET BAGS.
and in fact every thing in my line of busi-
ness kept always "n hand, which MIL sell
at fair honest prices l respectfully lhNi'e
the pull:s to come and look at my gods.
and If we do not deal. no charges will be
ra,1e II. TUCK.
Clinton street. second door from Main
Johnstown Oct. Is 1852 If
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A administrators Notice.

A administrators Notice.
"A Letters of
administration or the estate Of James c.
Noon, late of JohnstowR, Cambria county,
deceased. having been granted t. the under>
signed by the Register of said County, AL
PERSONS indebted TO said estate are requested
To- make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the same
10 present them to
PHIL. S. NOON, Admir-.
Feb. Is, lS63-Il-Gt.
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~ Letters TeStanIentary on the
last VIII and Testament Of Thomas Galia-
alcT. la:c of Munster township. Cambria
county. deceased, having been granted by
the Register of said County 10 the under
signed! residing in tie Borough CT Ebens-
burg, III persons having claims against the
said Iecedent. are hereby notified to present
them property authenticated ioT settlement,
and those indebted are requested TO make
payment without delay.
WM. KiTTELL, Executor.
Feb 25, l6C3-l2-Gt.
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4 ucGIoueers Notice.

THE undersigned having obtained Ii
cense a. auctioneer In Cambria county from
SAMUEL. J. RcrER collector of the Nation
al tax law for the 18th District renna. HERE
ny GIVES NOTICE. that he will attend to the
duties Of an aucticnecr Cor all persons which
may wish to employ him-ali applications
made personally ,r by letter addressed to
Loretto, L. o. will lie promptly attended to.
ENOS G. McMULLEN.
Ebensburr Dec. 18th 1862.
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TIor Rent.

E'or Rent.
l. The premises now in
the occupancy Of E. +. Lytie, Esq, situate
in the Borough of E6cusburg, near the
Foundry. Possession will be given lst OF
April next.
ALSO-The office Oh Main street. in said
Borough, formerly occupied by d. w Lew
IS. Nj. D., Of which possession Will Ge given
Immediately WM- KiTTELL-
JAN p, lSG3>Ttf
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TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in
the village of IIemlock, Cambria county.
one thereof having erected thereon aspne-
and-a- half story plank house with base
ment kitchen. and On the other frame
stable. Apply to James Conrad. Esq. Lii
iey's Station. WILLIAM CAKR.
Oct rs, 1862.
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administrators Notice.
n Letters of
administration de Go,ns a0n on the estate Of
Philip Noon, late OF EbenSburg Dor ugh,
deceased. Ia wing been granted to the under
sigaed by the Register of Cambria county,
all persons indebted to sal / estate are re-
qucsted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands to present
slhe.n to
PHIL 6. NOON, Admir-.
Feb Is, lS63-ll-Gt.
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ro,scIentious Scruples.

- foIIowiug is a statement of the mum
men in each county exempted from
~" service on the ground of conscien-
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A dn..nistra,ors Notice.

administrators Notice.
"A Letters Of AdniI.-
istratiCn on the estate If William WherTy,
late Of tie Borough OF E5eusburg. deceased.
having been granted 20 the undersigned by
the tesistCc uf Cambria county, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated
t,,r settlement.
II. KINKEAD, Admir-
March 4, 1863 -I3-6t.
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

~ SC- = NJ L<OS1s
We, The un'e-Ni:--sei >-.ycrs. hereby ce--
tify that Tx Drusg.=tl A,,iaee.-ses, and
Paysicisn5 O. OFT several c:-.es have signed
= doclneu1 OF ASSURANCES - - rs. AYERS
SARSA2AITl-A has Hc7a foaaa 20 be
c remedy cc srs2- ezoe leace. aad .gc-t.,y
the coaa5eace OF ta5 cO--aaa -ity.
HON. JEMEs COOK,
M.y0r - - -. LASS.
HON. ALaIK C2sRo,
E.<or CO 1sA5ZJA. -. Il
HON. z. II. HARRINGTON,
EaySE CT MANCHESTER, -. u.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
aayo- OF COGCo I'd, -. y
ION. Il. II. CUE- OK,
u-yor Or Uo2-GsF-3. &A5I.
EOE. NATuL sI-s1EE,
ES-o- - So. E.ss.
EcE. F. -. ETco.7y. Jr..
i:lyo- Ct SGS-c-S, "a
HON. WI. -. Ro01IAE,
Nz.se Ct P2o ID GSC5, = I
HoT. AMOS w. PRETr!Ce.
Erzyor o: EcRwGca. CoET.
Eofl. =. -. JTsRR-5,
A-Tc- o. NJ = LcTDo-E, COIN.
EoCJ. CEAS. 6. E00ER.
I=syor C. -1o-. E2- -zI. g Z.
UoE. D. 7. TIE3-aN,T,
Ms--- C NJ -2c2E C-E-.
HON. II. n. HTESTREy.
AAyor OF HAcIILTON. c. ~.
HON. ADAM WILSON.
Msgo- OF TORoETc, c ~.
HON. r. IT. BIS1oP,
Mayo- CT CIsCE-!-.aT-, CO.
HON. 7. =. CR IU-O20,
Il - az LOUIS ~. -. -
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
15lyU- % L-CNS- 1874
HON. JAMES aIcFEETERs.
E=yor CT Bo BoWNASVILLE. c. ".
Hon. JAMES ". cEOErI,
Mayor CT AUGUSTA, -zE
HON. HENRY COOPER. Jr.,
E-yor C -AL-C sTEL--, 2.C
HON. JAMES s. .BsEK,
-aycr CT FRED1RICrOcI. -. Z
Hoy. WILLARD NYF,
IaEoE OF NEW BEDFORD, clkSs
HOE. j. ILAISDELI,
Mayer CT TGLl EIyE-. GAS3
HON. ". II. CRAE5ToN,
N=yoE CT NEWPORT. -
HOE. TIRED sTAub,
H.yo- Of GALENA, III
EcE. JOIN EODGDET,
EIsyor IF DUBUQUE, IOWA
ION. THoIAs cRUTc-FFIEhD.
LIayor or CaATEA.CC CCGh, tess.
HON. EO6ECT EnA-E.
Mayor of DUSUA8cOS2, A-A
HOI. r. D. DAUGJ.
Mayor Of E1Ela1ELs. T--s =.
HON. GERARD STTEH,
Mayer CT LEW OELEAE5, La
HON. Z. D. SCRANTON,
Mayer OF ROCHESTER. ". Z
HON. DE WITT c. GROVE,
mayor Of UTICA, u. Z.
HON. GEO. WILSON,
lzyor OF P1ITEGU2G, ia.
HON. G. II. Pull,
Mayer c. DETROIT, ,dICII
HON HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor OF EILwAUKIE, WIs.
HON. u. ". VAUGHN.
Mayor Cf RACINE WIS.
/ Certify that TIE resilient Druggists EsTo
assured -Ae-a
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REMOCRAT d SENTINEL"

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nrphan's Court sale.

O'phan's Court Sale.
~ By virtue Of ar
or,ier ii the Orphans Court of Cambria
county, the undersigned wiH expose TO
ru6!c sale, at the premises in the Borough
If EJrnsburg, un THURSDAY the 26th
,iav Of March. inst, al ":e O'Clock 7. NJ,
All the right, title and interest of Jacob
Stahl. decd, of. in and to the following de-
Scrbed real estate tp Wit: 4 lot of ground
situate in the Brrough 81 Fhensburg. ,un-
ded as follows. fronting on Main street and
bounded by an alley, adjoining lot of John
Fculon on the west and running back to an
alley and adjoining property Of John Dough
erty on the cast, aud having thereon erected
a two story frame dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE-OEe third of the
purchase money to he paid on confirmation
Of the sale, and the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from confr-
nation of Deed, 70 he secured 10y bond and
mortgage on the premises.
Il KINKEAD. Admir-.
ELIZABETH ST.AHL, Adm'x
March f. I8G3.-i3-3t.
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IL The following named
persons have filed Petitions IN the Office If
the Clerk of Quarter Sessions Of Cambria
county, for Tavern and Quart License, t.
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STEAM SAW MILL.

SHOEMAKER, ADAMS s. CO,
Dealers il all kinds Of LUMBER-are pre-
pared to cut 10 order, bills of
POPLAR, CHERRY, ASH OR OAK
LUMBER.
Feb. is. lSG3.-3m.
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Il. e. Seaman.


TTORN EY AT L a w.
EBENsBURG, Pa,
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET, THREE
DOORS EAST OF THE LOGAN HOUSE
December 10, fs62.-ly. - =
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A ucticneer's Notice.

A ucticneer's Notice.
\ The undersigned
having received license from the Collector of
the National Excise Tax Of the 18th Penn
sylvauia District. t. act rs AUCti0neCT in
the County O. Cambria, hereby gives notice
that ke will attend to the duties Of Auction
Ger for all persons who may desire his servi-
ccs. Having Lad considerable experience in
the business he fiatters himself that he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction to
those who employ him. Applications can
be made personally at bis residence, in Sus-
Guehanna townships, orsy letter addressed,
FRANCIS BEARER.
CaTroiItowu, Cambria Co Pa
- To insure attention, applicants should
give four CT five days notice. previous to
the dsv OF Sale.
March 4, lSG3 -2n.
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THE STORE ROOM on
High Street lately occupied by D. J. Evans
& Son, as a Clothing Store.
WN. KITTELL.
E6ensburg. Nov -. 1662.-tf.
HEICHAEL HASSON, ESQ. ATTORNEY
WI At LAW. Eoensburg. Cambria Co. Pa.
Office on Main street, three doors East
of Julian. iX2
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is en excellent re-ae3y, eni worthy TIC eor-
HGence CT TIE community
For Spring Disease.
For Purifying fhe B:aod.
For Sercfa;a or IEtnE'z Er.l-
For Tumo-s, Ulcers. and Sores
Fog F-uptious and FIrnPles-
Tor B,otshes, FzInizE, end Ee:!E-
For g. AasEoE-,s E-f-S, T1ose, or Fry
Tesr Ter:.r or saIt I;hsua,. Is.s'Sl-s.
For SrGre Head Ez6 Rtnsn orT,-
For Cancer a-1d CsBse-ous sorrE.
For Sars Eyer, sorS Esrs, and I-unasTs-
For Female CiseaEcr.
For SunrrsrAion Ena IEr- -g":R-'ty'
For Syphilis O. TenerF&I Diseases.
For Liver CcTaPiEi-ss-
Fer pG.eEss. OF the 1iS.-t.
The Mayors Ct TIE chief cities e tic Unit
ted safes. CaaadE-, ana British Provinces.
Chill. Pc-a, 5saSl, 15es;cc, and II fact el-
most ell the cities On this continent, hare
. signed this 6oc- ncn-, q assure thei- people
what eTsedies they --Cy usc with szfetJ End
confidence but Ca- soEoe VII onlg sC-ni
a Pc-tion CT them