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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. july Is iSoA
Notice is hereby given subscriptions viii Be received
BY the Trea OF the States severa, Assistant
treasurer. and designated by the National
Banks designated and qualified Dspostriss and visaa
cial Agents for Treasury payable three from
August Is 1884, bearing At tho rate Of seven ana
three ,en.hs per cen. per with ssmannua
attached. payable in lawful money.
These notes win be Convertible al the option Of the
holder at maturity god bearing bonds rs
dsemable after and payable twenty from August
Is 1867.
The notes win bs ssued in denominations Of afy,ous-
hundred Eve hundred, thousand and Ave thousand
dollars and win be issued in blank payable to srder
NAV be directed by the suhsc~,era
All subscriptions must be for afty dollars mul
uple Of Hfty dollars
Duplicate certificates win Re issued for all deposits The
party d.pos ting must sna. nocn the Original certificate
the denomination of notes cau'.sd and whether shsy kr
to 20 issued 10 blank or pavahe order When 80 en-.
sorses mus. bs ef. with the ocer receiving the deposit
% be forwarded to this Depar,nent
The notes WIN be transmitted owners FREQ Of trans
pora.on charges after the receipt Of the original
Ger. scates Of deposit as they DO prepared.
Intercs. viii be allowed Is ali deposts made
or 10 ha. date and vii, BY the Department upon
receipt OF the original certificates
Al the notes draw August is persons max
ing deposits subseauent the n'ersa
accrued from date of note Of deposit ,
Parties deposItns tw.ny.ave thousand dollars and ur.
wards for these VIM be allowed oor-
mission Of one qusrer cent, which wui be pad
by this department upon receipt bin for the amount
certified TO by the oncer deposit mada
No deductions for commissions mus. be made from the d.
| -~~n-
Officers receiving deposits that proper endorse
ments made upon the nal cer,iscs,cs
All officers authorized deposits are requested 70
give applicants all desired information and Aro-d every
facility for making subsor p,,on..
W. FEssENpsN.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Subscription. win he received by the
Asss,ant Treasurer of the United States Wan
First National Bank Of New York No Wan s~ee.
second national bssk OF New York. Twensythfrd street
and Broadway.
Third National Bank Of New York. No Nassau streeA
Fourth National Bank OF New York ~ 20
Fifth National Bank New York. s3s Third avenus
Sixth National Bank Of New York. Sixth avenue and
Broadway.
Eighth National Bank OF Ne~ York, $50 Broadway.
Ninth National Bank Of Now York ssa Broatw.y
Tenth National Bank Of New York 24o broadway
Central National Bank o. New York, n Duane street.
National Exchange Bank York is4 6rcenwich St
AND ALL RBsPRorABLh BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the will doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES To srBsCPIRsRs
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Died.
TusH.--ln Brooklyn. on Friday evening August .
Macy EFrIs infant daughter Of VIM. n and Eupheon y.
Bush.
Notice OF the funeral In MONDAYS paper
CRArsER On Friday, Angus, 8, Mr. GEORGE b CRArSR'
aset A years.
Tne re awe trends OF the famy and the msmoers
OF empisr Lodge No 203 of and A. NJ, are RESI- ect
ivsly invited attend tho funeral from bis late resi-
deuce No 27o West Eighteenth street. on sunday ater
three o'cock. The remains Will DO taken 70 11
rylown Monday nornng.
Err otker Dsakhs Second PdQe
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Arrival or the Steamship
Ocean Queen.
THE SPANlSp.pERUvlAN DIFFICULTY.
News from Chile, Peru, Ecuad1 and the
Republics Of Central America.
AFT AIRS IN PANAMA.
THE SOUTH C0sST MAIL IRREGULARITIES,
As., ace &es

BY the arrival OF the ste 'mshp Ocean queen ap'h
rrnsirps, gh at tins port yesterday, fromAspn~a ON
,he y7h ~, we have late and est'ng snel'i
eoce from The west coasts Central and South America.
Which wi be found fully detailed in our correspondence
frou panams and (aliao.
Pufser Gibbs OF tie Ocean onecn has our thanks for
prompt Love Of spondeoce and late papers
Annexed the specie list OF the Ocean Queen
orsar ss26 23s Aug Belmont 4 Co $40 600
g,chnrd Patrick so 900 weils, Fargo Co. 40 500
scuol,e n Rro...... %. 100 FROM
II. y \ Y Waiter $500 Parsop e.t ouo
~ IA \ r. u 1svo, lo.O,0 Mchesson Roooins obo
-eunife SIS 4, ewster 300 r Va!larino. 400
A Rich 4 Bro $500 Ribon x Munoz. l.oto
J Newton Co.. 20, 100 -
a. Cohen & Co. -. 81, 100 Total $2oJ no
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.


Evacuation OF Observation-Disclosures
Abandoning the Town-Numbers Of
Union Ladies' Go 20 New Orleans, DC.
OUR BROWNSVILLE CoRREsPoN pENcR.
BRowxsvnLs, Texas, July q. 1884
Our forces have evacuated Brownsville. All the mill.
try stores and supplies have been sent 10 Brazos and
New Orleans
Two hundred and nry refugees will be sent 10 New
Orleans, among them ladies'. They win saiI this
morning tho steamer Alliance and the schooner High
lander.
About two hundred Of our sick soldiers also leave
Ths troops viii move 10 White river, about nine miles
No.hing remains nov at Brownsville but dssela,on.
The Park.
The Park Commssionsrs announce that there win b
music A. the Park, on the Mall, today, commencing
~ half past four O'Clock p NJ by the Park Band under
the leadership OF H. Dodwsrth the weather IL ope.
The following Ia the programme -
rAHr pissr. f e
2 oysrturs aIs Par. da p,aels; ] .Aussp
3 Song, why 10 Weep for Thesn. wsIsoe
4. Quick March, "E Dofado''. Far bach
-. FART SECOND. .Fl7
Scnner rest Msien".. .Meyerbeer
"a 10 Ocara sod Poionaiss .son verssp We reoe.
e. Grand selection from ia Gazra Ladrs. Ross,.,
Medley Medley osickssP, WELCOME Home". !. Downing
a Tssss,to and chorus from Der Frey. ~. 49,.
4 dts Ysuvss...;, fSi. po.,...
Arrest OF . Gang os "orssnsaeA" Csuu.
ssrsesAsrs.
81 Logs, No.. August 8, 1894.
coloss Baker. chief Of ths NsVooal Dsssclvs po,cs
-ho ~ Been ssrs ssvsrS sAsS - ,aeiA bnAssp -
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mere h no change In aHsirs At Acapuioo
a., ews rom .srthageps will arrive too lase to 20 BY
90 ssoanei; near, however. that President Santa
Doons, Q. TINS state has been severely ccu,ured bv
""so LOT the part he took w the a1sir agsipet
Attorney General OF the nation has bsen ord.rsd -
coss nin ara ali concerned In the outrage
.a, NY " s"rpr,sed 70 hear n something important
suIo,ag up 70 Panama, now that Mosnuers' A. an shs
s'nnas. :" biz nest, and he "a fond Of revolu. sons
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival OF the Steamship
George Washington.
rrRArEs I'm THn GULF.
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Fort HObson, Near Pensacola, Cap
tured by General Asboth.
-~~~-~~~~~>~~~
Another Sklrmish Near Nor.
ganZia.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~>~~
Dick Tayler Reported to Have
Crossed the Mississippi.
2e.s xs.s -
rxaArEs I'm rHn GULF.

The steamship George Washington, CAPTAIN Gaaer
which et New Oreans July 50. arrived at this port
Yesterday mo ming Our correspondence from New Or
leans which is highly important will be found below
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Our Caliae Cerrespondence.
CALlAo, Peru, July 10, 1894.

pyRu AND TIE opAmARfN.
Since my iaa nothing N note has ssaasp,red betvseo
this government sDd the spsuards The latter remain
~ the Chsshss. where they vlssas and ws.oh,uI
expecting IN attack IRON some quarter or another.
TAs spthores hve 20 their best 70 pssvsss any inter-
course bssvsss ths pcus sad ~ ssaAh sossdfsr. y
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S2.000.OO0 LOAN
OF~THH

| $2.0OO.OOO LOAN
COUNTY or NEW YORK
Subscriptions are hereby rf.d N Loan of Two Milo,
Dollar. author by the BOARD Of super.
v'sor approved BY June Is 1864, entitled "A.
Ordinance provide for IN. Volunteers
Armies the r,r, and parcel Of the quo OF
the City County York under any future call Of
the President for men"
The proper books for such subscriptions win be opened
AZ the comprollers after Saturday the iaA
June instant and viii rem ain open until the whole sun
shall be taken.
Subscribers win be required to win the County
Treasurer. Broadway R.uk, within nve DAYS arss
entering subscrptons subscribed Tor sy
them respectively and presenting rec.p. NE
money to the Comptroller win bands Of shs
for equal Jsusi.
1855 with the da Of payment the rate q
six per csnt per annum.
Our citizens and pubic ss.sra w. are rsspss
fully invited operate the hoard supsrvsrs
IN the benevolent patriotic purpose Of sapp,iss Ne
quota Of from this county. on NE Of Ne
President for moro men for the army made
public without resorus.,o dram FER that Az
ton win not BE- taken to rAss volunteers usass The
ordinance referred 10 until surcisns is sub
scrfbed 70 the COMMITTEES In proceeding this
matter
MATTHEW r BRENNAN. Comptroller
crrY ev NEW HcRx, DRrARrnxrr FINANCES, CoHysnosr
Izas oyvrcx, June Is. 1854
GRAr's rArENr MoLprp PAPER COLLARS Aa4
~ the only ones shaped TO- az the nsck with perfese
the only collar made havtug the patented for tho
vat renderns the surface nert the neck perfectly smooth
and frce from hose puckers which In al ether nrndcwn
ssmp.s Gsss pa Ps.r, y cos sofa s. III rs.
deert n nsnI Furnishing ecods 1he ade applied bv
J. 8. LowREY CO.. 81 warren street, New York
100 LATE F0R ClAssIEzoATION.
a REsPEcrA ABLE ofRL WANTS A SITUATION Az
"A chamhermad. Can be FOR Two dAys at No Cor.
nelia st., csrnsr Of <th o. and 6th Az.
A sRAMAN, AN ALTEN, OAN HAVE s7eo CASH
ANTHOLOGY.
owns 10 the crowded Of eur es,uusus s ars con
peist 70 emit aD sdvsrxssmsnh coming unAsr ths abov
keadinG
MEDICAL.
Owing the crowded stats q our oclsHns ssu~
piled y en oil advertisements ssmna unesr tAe aesva
hselhG
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We are now sending by mail. zee of post
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EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May, 16, 1868.
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At 100 A. NJ, connecting with the Bait
more Express West and Through Accom-
mediation East.
Ats 40 p. NJ. connecting with the Mall
Train West and Through Express East.
LEAVE CREsSoN-
At IG.45 A. NJ. or on departure of Thro'
Accommodation West.
At 9.15P. M, or on departure of Express
East and Mail West.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
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-HE CAMPAIGN AGE.
THE PUBLISHERS OF
The Philadelphia Age

Will issue a Campaign Sheet for the Demo
cratic Conservative masses.
1t will be printed on large sheet OF hne
white paper, at such rates as will bring 1t
within the reach of all. 1t will support
the nominees of the Democratic National
Convention. the full proceedings of which
will be published in its columns. i VIII
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and fearlessly sustain all the constitutional
rights cf the citizen. no matter from what
quarter they may be assaiied.
The first number will be issued about the
9Th of of August. The whole number will
be thirteen following each other WEEKLY,
until the Presidcntial election, the result Of
which will be contained in the final mum
her Democratic and Conservative Clubs.
County Committees, Agents, and all inter
e>ted in the cause are invited to cooperate
N the circulation of
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Y Il Z u S :

The CAMPAIGN AGE, of Thirteen Nuns
hers.
Single copies for the series, so cents.
Ia Clubs of not less than 20
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- of not less than so - 40 80
Cash must accompany each order, and NO
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nrphans' Court Sale

By virtue OF
an order of the Orphans Court Of the Conn
tv of Cambria, directed to the undersigned
Administrator of Rebecca Crom, late Of
Summerhill township. Cambria county, de-
ceased, there will be exposed to public sale
at the Hotel of James d. Hamilton. in the
Borough of Wimore, on Saturday the 23rd
day of July next. at 2 o'clock P. NJ, of said
day, the following real estate of which the
said Rebecca Crom died seized, viz:
A certain piece or parcel of land situate
in Summerhill township, Cambria county,
adjoining lands of Christian Smay. Heirs
of Patric Skelly, deceased, Catharine Crom,
Abraham Crom, and Joseph Wright, con-
taing forty seven acres, or thereabouts.
TERMS-One-halfO of the purchase money
to be paid on confirmation of the sale. and
the~residue in one year thereafter. with in
terest, TO be secured by the Judgment Bond
and Mortgage of the purchaser.
JOSEPH MILLER,
June %. 1864 st Administrator.
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rINhe Confessions and Experience OF
AN INVALID

Published for the benefit, and as a eau
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who
suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay OF Manhood. &c, supplying at the
same time The MEANS OF SELF CURE. BY
one who has cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery- BY enclosing a
p osrpaid addressed envelope single copies
NAV be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Brooklyn. Kings Co, n. Y.
June Is IS64-ly.
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License Notice.

The following petitions will he presented
for action of the Court. at next Argument
Court. to be held for Cambria couuty:
TAVERN.
A5am Kurtz. Cambria Boroosh.
NJ. Eichensehr, Conemaush Bor 2lid Ward.
f. a. Gibbon. Allegheny township.
Mrs Kaarns, t'ummerhiil tewusiip.
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II, Came to the mill of
the subscribers on or about the Goth instant
two very small mules, no particular marks
on them. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away, otherwise they Will be dis
posed of according to law.
f. SHOEMAKER s. CO..
Sonman Mill.
Washington township. Cambria Co.
June %, lS64>3t
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! IA erin's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of
,tnd' kxpon. issued out of the Court of
1mmon Pleas of Cambria County. and to
e directed, there will be exposed to Ppblic
nc at the house of Patrick ShIels. in To-
s''o' on Saturday the Sixteenth day Of July
oee1i' at one o'clock, P NJ, the following
kfal Estate. to wit: .
al the right, title and interest of ]. Blair
ore OF, In and to piece or parcel of land
J. aatcd In Allegheny township, Cambria
5, -; ADJOINING land of Thomas Parrish,
r.er herrlgan and others containing about
pity-hye acres (45) more or less abont
~s4ty hVe acres Of which are cleared hav-
'nereGn erected one story log house
4 t. = s.nat log barn, now in the occupancy
= Of John j. Glass. 0 a. 'Ne
sp,o,o JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
siERIFF's OFFICE, Ebensburg,
June %, I864>4t
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No'i's' Letter, tes.amentarv on the
estate of John III. Evans, carpenter, late Of
Cambria township, Cambria county, decd
having been granted by the Register of said
county to the undersigned. Notice is hereby
given to all those indebted to said estate to
come and settle the same and those having
claims against said estate to present them
duly authenticated for settlement
JAMES MYERS,
June 90, 1864~6t Executor.
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AYE RS
CATHARTIC Pills

possess 80 many advantage over tie other pur-
cativcs i'll the market, and their superior virtues
are so universally known. thai We need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best II ever has been;
and that they may be depended on to 60 all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, N. D.. Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold 10y
DR.. S. BUM. Ebenshurg,
c. L. FRAZER. Johrstown.
p. H. SHIELDS, Lorretto, and dealers
everywhere.
June Is, 1864.
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SOLD BY

SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO
OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for it
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EX-
POSURE.
March 9, lS64.-ly.
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Jacob IFissinger. IF Lidias.a county.
PE Eizabeh Shank. Crys Of JoshGa
S.1n@ Of hdioDa, co,a,ty. Pa EstLer
!iIy, (cife Of J,hn Hay.) ofSark county.
.>'1ts Of htdim1a; Bar6ara Lerjnqston.
l'rJ5 Of Samuel LeriHgSton, } Of Somerset
county, P0.; and George WisSinger, Of
Somerset county. Pa, children and heirs
al-ta.o Of John WiSsinger, late Of Richland
!.,cRship. Cambria county, Pa, deceased: !:
Ahh NOTICE. that in pursuance of a
til Tor that purpose, issued out of the Or
!.aHS Court, Of the County Of Cambria.
'ta'e Of Pennsylvania, to me directed, au
quest will be held at the late dwelling
Use OF the said John Wissiuger, deceased,
pow occupied by Daniel Wissinger.) in
! chland Township, Cambria county, afore-
AId, On Thursday the 4th day Of August
i1t' at one O'Clock in the afternoon of that
~ ior the purpose of making partition of
ie real estate of the said deceased. to and
pong his children and representatives, if
p same can be done without prejudice to
spolIlng of the whole otherwise to value
7 appralse the same, accordinL to law.
which time and place you are reauiled to
s'end If you think proper.
Q, JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
'herlf's Office, Ebensburg, !
July 6. 1864 At
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HELMBOLD'a EXTRACT RrCpIr

1'--4'-i ~ tSl' - E-A Ltf2tI 81 i'llIT
Tor Weaknesses aiis'ng from Excesses
Habits OF Dissipation, Early Indiscletiyn f
abuse, attended with the lowirg svr,.u-
Jou4s:--
/ indlsPo~ition to ENgrtion, Loss of Poyer.
! Loss q Memory, Difficulty Of BrcatLip,.
! Weak Nerves, Tr,nbliI.,
Horror Of Disease. Wakcfu}rrss
Eimness Of Vision. Pin in tie BacE
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscu ar system,
HIT Hands. Flushing of the BODY.
Dryress oi the Skin. Eru9tious on the Face.
Ha.lid CouDtenaucr.
These symptoms, if allowed to 90 on,
which this medicine invariably removes,
soon follows
Eapoteocy, F1tlty, Epi1eptic Fits,
In one Of which the Patient NAV expire.
y no can say thai they are hot frequently
followed by those .'Direful Disei-es'
"lNSANIIY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware oil the cause Of their sulf-
eriug,
But none will confess the records of tie
Insane Asvlums
AHd Melancholy Deaths Bg CoRs1,nzffUn
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as-
sertion.
The Constitution once effected nth Organic
HeaL7ieSs requires the aid Of Medicine to
Strengthen and luvigorate the System
Which EEi MBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
iHraria,ly does. A Trial will convince the
most skeptiCal.
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Va HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From, Dr. Hiram Siodf. II 81. Lo,ljs. Missouri.
= | find your SARSAPARILIA Il molc ch"ctual
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The PRO feszion indebted to you OF the
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ful Alternative Is required
Nr. Chds s Fan Lie,C. Of Nelr BrIHs1rC', Y J..
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application of local remedies.
From The rrelIknOlrn and 'ridsiY-c1lC5'ufcd Dr.
Jacob NOl,-tN, cj CjHci'.RdrL
~ have found yOur SAKSAPAKILI \ an cNceti'iit
alternative in diScases females Many cases ~ II
re,a arty. Lcuco!rhGca, Internal I icefuti"Ii, eEd
local debility. arising from the scrotUouS ltcels
haye-vieided 10 il. and there ere lew that 90 not
when il effect i properly aided b. ioca! treatment
1 lady, ter.,ciHiny 10 ahoc he Publication n her
name trTiteS:
Ny daughter and my SELF have hcen cured OF p
very debiitatiHg LcucorrhGa OF long standing, oy
two bottles OF your ShRShPAiILLA.'
rheumatism. Gout. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Heart Disease, Neura gia,
when caused bv >crqfnhn in the system, rapidly
cured %. tins LNT. SAPAEIL-A.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-06
Margaret Evans
by her next friend
Robert Davis,
rs.
David Evans.
To DAVID EVANS.

beler
YOU are hereby notified, that in pursu-
ance of an order of Court in the above
stated case, you are required to be and ap-
pear i'll your proper person before the Judges
of the said Court, on the First Monday of
September next, at Ebensburg, to answer
the petition of libel of the said Margaret
Evans, and to show cause, if any you have,
why the said Margaret Evans, your wife,
should not be divorced from the bonds of
matrimony, agreeably to the Acts of Gene
raj Assembly in such case made and provi>
ded. JOHN BUCK,