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SALES AT AUCTION.

eNAfbs oicuStss clatuafy
And many and costly works Of Art
ON THIS DAY lruESDAYl
A. the elegant residence OF y. Buruham ESQ.,,
~ West Sixteenth between Fifth and Sixth
Sac commencing at IL O'Clock.
pawins Rooms-Two Fun Suits covered with hrocaiel OF
&test scription consisting OF Iee Tee Sofas Chairs,
Oromans, Arm and Reception Chairs, EtAgeres plated
glass doors Secretary and Bookcase Cabinets Centre
bes S,atnars, marble top, superb sets brocade window
Curtains TO match the suits Cornices French Shades three
present owner; Lace Curtans Mandolin playing ten tunes
Stereoscore with 10 views, Console Tables
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAFoFORTB,
rosnd richly carved legs and made TO order
rosewooa-tooi French Cloth Cover Canterbury,
Music Books Encolgnures. Cabinets Consoles
ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
by eminent artists two match Paintings BY Cole torn ~
alter Ma,ios celebrated painting in the Louvre Gallery
Paris, Solitude by Hesinger match Paintings ~
h-aly. L.dy and General Washington; also number OF
superb Cabinet Views, French line Engravings oval
ARTISTIC BRoNZEs. srAruARY. Vases A..
Bronze Siatnary-Mnersa Goddess OF war hamieL
Shakspere Million, Painting and Music, hnpens r,sneI
Roy and Girl. Cupid Psyche masnihcenrs sevIss ohnA
DINING ROOM. :, - u,,
Solid oak Bullets, Satuary marble top; nerp "a
tent Dining Table, Couches Arm Chairs Etageres Faint
lncs. Glassware, Decaners, Gobiets
Finger Bowls Ruby and Parian marble funch bawe LII
uor Sets Gold and China Dinner Sets decorated Tea Sets.
Il pieces 20 ia Dinner and Tea Service sverware
Coffee Urn Casters Cake Basses Napkin Rings spoons,
CHAMBERS
Rose Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Armore 1Hlace,
Commodcs ersulie, style Louis XIV; Hair Mattresses:
Bankes Sheets. Coulterpanes, walnut Sofas. Arm and
Oval Back Chairs. brussels and Ingram Carpets, En-
Toilet Sets. Easy Chairs Curains Shades; also all
the Furniture OF servants apartments
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MEDICAL.

Owing 10 the crowded state OF our columns We are com
PEELED 10 al dscrljsemepts coming under ihc sbov
1cadinL
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pAwygRQEBRs saLE-rgIs DAY, ATlo,s O'CLOCK.
y at BELL IN1RAUAM'g xrlceroom, % New Bowesy
sgi os superior Pledged Goods cf ~ descriptions 70 which
.icoon e requested Also 20 dozen woo'en 'iaf Hose
oiAs cvDLIv. 5so Spring street
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MORRIS WILKINS AUCTI0NEER
wi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE,
GAS CHANDELIERS.

CARIEIS, AC.
z. H. LUDLOW 4 co viii sell at auction. on Tuesday
Feb At II oco X at SO West Twenty fourth
Sixth the enti'e contents OF sad house la
part Of mahogany SOFAS Chairs aud Rockers In ha.roh
French plate Pier Mirror rosewood SIX octave Panofoie
ChaTs ia leather mahogany Dining Tables Secretary Book
case OAK Arm and Dining Chairs hogsny and wasnl
French BEDS eads Dressing Bureaus wasands Palssses
Husk and Hair Mattresses. Bosers aud Pillows. Danssk
aud Lace Curtains. Manel Clock Marble Vases Gas Chan
ceers Brackets and Frrures China and Glass Ware Brg
sells and Ingram Carpets Oclohs, &c together with
sortmeni OF Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
commence
MORRIS wILKiNs, ACCrToNEER
M ADMINISTRATORS SALE or VALUABLE PRO.
peiy AZ Snedens Landing directly opposty Dobb's Ferry
z. H. 1t blow A co. viii sell at suc, on, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1854,
AT IL O'Clock the Exchange Ill Broadway
. t1rlniy Bniidings, New York,
By order Of George H. Freeman and william Baker, admit
nistraiors 9 the estate q Tie late Albert v. Per
pretty Country Seal situated on the west bank ~
the Hudson river ~ snedeus Landing directy opposite
fny laid out With shrnobery ana fruits Of iors kinds
The improvements which are 4niie extensive conss OF
large and commoiious dwelling containing fourteen
built In cottage style with double PIAZZA three
sides and commando fne view OF the Toe carriage
house aud bles and in ne order The
the prem ses " the Dures In Rock lAud county,
The property viii positively sold the highest bidder %
the One.Aaif Of the purchase uohey
ms q bond aud mortgage u dedred.
For further particulars al the Office OF the auction
GERS. No. Pine street.
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RE9TAURANTs.
RESTAURANTS.
EssBx MAeKBI OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE
- CORNER OF EssEx AND GRAND STREETS

The above establishment having been opened By the
derssaned they beg leave 10 inform the public and their
friepds that IN calling on them they will find choice vsre
" OF Oylers sorved mp In every style also CeFee I'D
Cakes old Cuts and the choicest brands OF Alss Wines
Liquors and secars Chops and Steaks 10 order Open al
all hours, day or night WALLACE 4 gICKIsI,R
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MANSON D0REE.-AGREEABLE TO the OFT Elk.
M pressed desire 70 visitors the proprietor OF Mason
Dorec has recently opened 10 the pbc spacious soloon,
lifted with every access0ry and and cahe OF
dining I2o persons The table s repee with su15b scr
vice, and the saloon and reception rooms furnished
luSuvions elegance Cube and dinner committees please
notice Dinner served wheresoeyer desired with With.
ont dinner service and wedding and suprets
sa piled impIepp'u V'esms and ropfecuons N order at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CoN.
"A tanning nearly 80 pages aud $50 fine Plates ana en-.
Cravings OF the ANATOMY OF ths sesaa organs stale OF
health aud dsesse with treatise on sell .buse its depo
rabe upon the mind and BODY with the
plan treAlneutshe ony raNonal and successful
mode Of cure shown by the report Of cases treated
truthful adviser the married end those manipulating
marriage who entertain doubts OF their physical condition
specie postage stamps Address DR. La Crosx, Maiden
ane. Albany. b.
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MossRiSsr NWILkiNs ApCIIeSGER rr,p,rp po
MORRIS v lLkIys, AuCTIoNEER

M ADNINIsIEAIRix SALE oF vALuABLg LEASE.
2k.ss ts ~ fr59 FskE sExs
Hastings wEsicHEsfgR SoUkff. NEW YORK
Ton on wEDNEsDAY Fssrnsry q. 1864 ~ u O'Clock =,
New Jofs +, order OF susan g. Pirnoet Adninsratrtr
of LOUIS Pignoet deceasea
BARCLAY sTREEL-The valuable Eve story brown
stone front Store and Lease OF Lot. No Barclay street
90 the north side, about 2l5 feet OF Broadway
25t76 feet The lease 10 from trinity church ri years
from May 1854 with the Of renewal pre-.
sent ground rant eSp per snnum.
ALSO the unsIPed tern Of four years from the 10, Of
Nay eol OF about four OF Land, with the Building
thereon situated 10 The town Of 0reenburG Wesscheser
county " about one mile from the village Of Hastings
present rent 800 and all
VIII the privilege o. Purchasing contained n said lease
terms o. sale and fun particulars be had al the Office
of the auctioneers. No. 8 Pine street
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IMPORTANT TO IHvALrDs. -ATFLrcTED RESTORED.
Ignorance sgposed>Failacss unmarked Paris, Lon.
don and New York Med n Advertiser and Marriage guide
eisheih EDITION cosh oyer 20 pages nearly icy nssrs
Mailed and scd ~ the publ mr. vi,s
otssr papers IN recommending Or Larmont and HE
work courrler dcs bats Uns Dspacn. staass Hei'uns
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CONSULT wATsoN's CAUSE AND CUREr on THE
organs their formation functous and diseases
illustrated throughout BY anatomical plates and drawings
coiored from the lie BY which any learn the ma
tnre Of his compliant aud TIE mcds Q. cnre rsay prse
and useful publication csy 10 those who have de.
bed them By early exceas or other causes
Price 81 Sold BY MifLER CO. Post once. I'm Rrosd-
way next Block above ths Metropolitan Hotel Consa.a.
lions from A. n, 10 o. r. NJ.
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TosEPH L. SMITH AUCTloNEER. WILL SELL.
81 this day at oclok at IL Stusvesan place ninth
street between Second and Third avenues one Psno of
splendid finish three Paror Suits rosewood and
mahogany Bedroom Suits. Rockers. Looking Glasses
hogany maple Chairs, Tables. Brussels and Ingrain
Carpets and everything that belongs 10 fst class house
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DAwrBRoKDs,e slLE-THIs DAY nv JOHN NOR.
TfMER, rs Eaes Broadway consisting Of slk Merlno
aud other Dresses ssgs lot Of sheets Table Linen and
Vests Boots, shoes and large lot OF other Goods well
worthy the attention Of dealers and bousekcepes By order
OF A. GOODMAN. 81 Cenlaf street.
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BoGART AUCTIoSEER.-By 8. J. BoaART-
81 "Wednesday Feb TO- at f0is O'Clock. az the auction
No North William street. Household Furniture,
consisting mahogany Sofas Lounges marble
washstands oak Extension Dining Tables Rockers Easy
Chairs Velvet Brussels Threepy aud ingram Carpets; Or
CLOTH mahogany III nch Bedsteads, Hair and Husk Mat
tresSa Peat Red nd &c
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Il LER will sell Saturday, Feb 20. at O'Clock. 20
OF Land at White Plains, without For view
.maps and further particulars inquire the Office % Pine
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AZ DOUGHTY. AUCf1ovEER WILL SELF, THIS
M day At lo O'Clock al his salssros, ~ Nassau street.
Toyss fcr sGc.snisnes Of sss censssns Of BRUSSELS
Gosewos1 and Mahogany Parlor suis IN Bocstsi Hair
Cloth and Reps marble Tor Centre Tables Book Cases
hoSany oak apd walnut Chamber sets elred hair MAT.
large yeshs, Beds Table cleh Isnnss Dining
Rockers Counters Show Cases stand DO Gas handeers
Pis .{orn Scales, the whole 70 be pcremorI,y sold
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THE DAkk.-IHE MIND BE
IN comes unconde and clear as the sun q noon day asr
meaes work Human frailty" II porirayS the causes
that frequently lead 20 unhappy msrfages snd CONTAINS In
scfn6ieted Diseases their vAsons forms and stagea
H. a. BARRow iQs BIeecker street four doors from Mao
sheet Hew ysrk where the dosor may be consulted
A. usual, from II vi and from ! ullb.
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A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HoURs-EN
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by nitrous oxide gas 81
sSh avenue The cheapes place In New York See other
advertisement.
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vlAvID ID. EGAN AUCTIONEER.
~ BILLIARD TABLE AND SALOON FURNITURE,

EDWARD sCHRNCK, AUCTI0NEER OFFICE NO IS
ID Nassau street. will give his personal attention, usual
Furniture at private residences and outdoor sales
4, neraly
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Owing TO the crowded state Of our coumns CON-
PEELED 70 omit AL Advertisements comihn undcr Vie Above
hendirp
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II ron WANT TO KNOW

TT yOU WANT TO KNOW
How waite. ,oRssi%.s cspscs S's ssSs Tsad
curious book for curious peops end 600 1oGs i2r
one Contents tables free a. SLnULA nc,s ~
tho country Msrner 10 S xessy . Msw or ohe
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A KTIFICIAL Rome FILINGS FOR DHcAyED AND
IA sensitive teeth; Old broken teeth built
shes achng teeth class OF cavity filed
without pain warranted by the dscoverer 81 hs rooms
Seventeenth Over 10000 tssii.
cuxeps and 81 every profession
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n MALONE. AUCTIONEER-wlLLs SELL THIS DAY.
-. at l0s O'Clock, the Stock and Fixtures Of the Bank
drinking saloon No soe Bro.drsy corner Of Thirty
Shelving two excellent Beer Pumps Stove and Fixtures
lot Of excellent Bourbon Demi Johns. Bottles Glasses Ac
one frame back Kitchen. almost
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- OF the st Nicholas Hotel Saturday. February o.
II ia very valuable owner from having been
sent The nitais OF The owner deepiy engraved uo
the outside a. p. T." Whoever viii return the above
OF the st. Nicholas Hotel will receive the above
reward and questions asked.
NEW YORK, Februsry 6, 1854.
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A RTIFIcIAL BEAUTIFUL dCMoTYPE PATENTED
~ Teeth-Extrsordna nary pTces--ses $40 SIS, $40 War
ranted 6rst dentistry Filling teeth god 81 Extract.
ing without pain positively. National Denal Gallery,
awarded. DR.. MANSON, Dentist
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IMPoRTAET-DENTIsTs WILL BE HEREAFTER
2ss sIIIh avenue Those requiring extra ans gold and
plana and dincult fitted continue have
Them made 81 2Se Sixth See other advertisements
WAN vLECK's DENTAL ASSOCIATION. NO. 4. BOND
street. New YORK, extracts teeth In three seconds
without the knowledge Of the patient See Testimonial from
hundreds OF delighted patients. Artificial Teeth inserted
w EI0HTED LOWER SETS OF TEBTn-soMETurNo
w new, 40 good god At 130 Sixth avenue, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets .
and better Of inserting Partial eets OF Teeth
At 80 6iyth avenue.
colo anS sssh sysr oounc ane eppea Win
bumpers which hold out the cheeks and restore youthful
Appearance. ~ go SIth avenue
Pine gold 6liugs 81 $50 eixth avenue.
Light strong Upper Bets OF Teeth, very cheap $50 Sixth
avenue.
239 sirh between Fifteenth Sixteenth srees
400 CERTIFICATES. HAVING HAD ONE TooTB
J.fOO extracted without pain by Dr. J, JAY vlLLERS
Grand street. two blocks from Broadway. cheerfuy
insert this 10 those suffering toothache
Mrs. McCALLss, AN Carmine street
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q S0O REWARD STOLEN. FROM NO. 81 MOTT
SCOU street late on THURSDAY night o. early Friday
No $50 for $1,000; No II ai2 for $50 No 1928 for $50;
two Bank Books OF the Bowery Savings Ba OF Cham
bers street Savings Bank one OF Blocker erect Savings
other articles value. The reward will b. paid on
the Of the property to A. Neufeuld 81 Mott street
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

might have said things, and said them
truly, that would make Mr. Barker vince
if his hide was as thick as an elephants,
but we forbear We set nothing down in
malice, VIC only introduce him to the vo-
tcrs Of the County in spirit Of kindness.
We have always been grateful TO Provi-
dencc for two incstimable favors conferred
on us, the first is that We have been born
Of the masculine gender instead of the
feminine, because it is as much as VIC can
do TO sustain the character of a gentle
man, and we would never be able to sus-
tain the character Of 4 lady, with our
present natural gifts. The second is that
we have not been born a Yankee Aboli-
ZIONIST, because we might then be subject to
the same infrmity that fingers in the con-
stitution Of our friend Barker That dis
ease which hardens the face, softcns the
head, and blunts the intellect.
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Gt0Es@gCS SSE0naE.

~ rLis Is Tho last raDer YOU win oct
pra,ious ,o the October election. our
,.oJors viii o,cpso ne for sav;na q few
,y,r,Is T., ,l,c,, On ,T., Co,,rces;or,I can
y,-s The Abolition candidate has been
,J,,.iro o bold nomc with rcoard 10 tbc
Irof, J.. C.r,Irio county For his own
,,,noG, j., t.5 noor San moro mon drafted
,I.,., e., ,,,.., of tho cornty fiji. vyos
I,no en- l,o ,,.,r,,oeo of G.iobto,;no tbom
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Victory,

About next saturday or Monday .,
the fIrthcst, look out for the most bril-.
liant victories Of the season. stanton
viii issue it cut as coming from q rcliab..
source or from an intelligent contraband
that Richmond is taken and also Charles
ton. That Lees army is baggcl and
Lee himself mortaIly wounded Jcfsr-
son Davis viii be dangerously i'll with the
yellow fever Not only the backbone
Of the rebellion will be crushed, but #.
neck will be broken. This IS al for
electioneering purposes. Whereas if al
these things would happen, the rebellion
would still be in full life and vigor and
will last as Ior,s as Lincoln and his shoI!v
contractors viii last.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05
COUNTY CG7GGzzTEG3Ez

?. s. NOON, Chairman,
George DeIany, j. S Marais, George G.
X. Xahm, Peter Huber, Philip Miller, johu
T.. Mckenzie, Joseph B-hc, john Dughin,
David Farmer. Henry Fricd,Aool john
Slough, Elisha Tlummcr, Lewis Rodgers,
George GurIcy. John McDeruit, Simon
Dunmyor, W. \. Krisc. Thns. +. McGough.
Jacob Fronhciscr, !. F-.Cou5au, John liam
iltor, L. O'Fricl, Michael Bahiu, Wm. C.,
Diver. john White. Henry Topper. Nicho
las Canaan, NJ. J. rlott, j. W. Condor.
DaricI C,ullir, Nm. McC.osEgy, Daniel II
DonnclIy, Anthony Long, John Marsh,
John Ryan.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

DEsoLAnoN,-Georgia, from Chatta-
nooga to Marietta, about one hundred and
fifty miles, is totally swept of its male in
habitants, ''In the still standing Gotta
ges near the depots, selling pies and fruit
around the cars you see the lean, lank.
yellow-skinned women Of the lower classes.
with their tow-headed children, but never
an able-bodied man. Every able-bodied
man wears the Federal uniform. every
able-bodied negro is in the service of the
army" Here, how different the scene
Here able-bodied men out of the army are
abundant, and nine cases out OF ten,
should you ask them where they buy their
clothing, they will answer at +. j. Mills
u Co.'S cheap store, who always have ON
hand large and complete assortment ct
all kinds of goods Cali and see them.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

g. We see by the Ah<gLualn,, ,lat
Francis Flanagan has retired from the
canvas as Abolition candidate for Sheriff.
and that George Englebaugh has got into
the Union League, and takes his place.
We are Of the humble opinion that it
makes no particular difference which Of
the two men viii run. But we are salts
fled to adopt the sentiment uttered by tha.
greatest Of philosophers and Statesmen
Abraham, . That it is no time to swap
horses.
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CORcmnuqh BoroNqh.

Conrad Wintrode. Christian Nelus. Josiah
Smith, John Sjehr. Philip Hilsiugcr.
Henry Miller, William DocEhcr, N4leu~
tine Lobenmirc John M'Dermitt, Conrad
EIchcnsahcr, 4 Carney, John WOLF, George
Fuitz. Nicholas Croft, Patrick Clark, E6cn
err Smith, Adam Roland. Andrew Uigp;
Wan Saylor, Matthias Waheim, Michael Nc
CaTtncy. VIM Grant, Charles Gathagau. Au-
gustin DiPple, Thos Benson, Albert Brir lIc.
James II Washington, Henry Z Hudson.
S Dean Canaan, John Slough, john PGtlgr,
Horny Belz, Jr.
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- RALLY ROUND TIE FLAG,
BO1S!!7

Are you determined to come to the
election all you Democrats Of Cambria
county? This may bc the last free gen
eral election ever you viii have in Penn
sylvania for be assured If Lincoln will
be elected this time, he viii see that he
never viii lie put in jeopardy again for
want OF votes,
Iou aged mon who lived 50 long here
under prosperous and tlourishing COM
monwoalth, try and redeem the country
for your offspring before you leave it.
You men Of yigor and activity Of life
give this day checrfully to your country,
in not only voting yourselves, but afford
ing every facility to your aged intirm
ncighJors to g The polls.
You young men who have just arrived
at manhood, see that you exert yourselves
on this important occasion. There IS no
election but what IS important, bat this
Is the most important since the days Of
Thomas Jefferson. Let every Demo
o'''''' ''''i " I'>s~''' '''''' ~ ''' IVY
tcie'' from congress 60 Il u '--' y 0'''''J
Auditor
See dIat your tickets arc al risht, read
llie'h So'''7l'' u !, ga o'''' 'l''.' -'''' v
',''''i - ''l''' --',','' '',,.',% I,,i, ~
''.e''' ~ 'u' '''''' '''~'' .'0'' 49,. -.
u 'u' '''''-'', "
'''. .-~'o' - '''0
','J -..'' =
enemy, ,'.'' 0''o'- '-'''' - So ~,
'...,~ '''0 '''''' 80
i'.''''.'''''oLJ io' '--o '''''> ',''''' '''
.'''- ' '0' 'IiI sun % l'','l' - ,''-','''
" XII i''' Io- io-...s'7 ''-0 "'' ' -
on yourselves l" 0"' .''''o''5 - t'''
pose you "''i'e'. - 'ii' ',''e' - u ''''l -''''
your houses ana lI''9 Io'OcU o'' 0l 0,S'
bcs1 property anu arc no" "V0"' ~ nv
YOU neck ana heei All" '.'7' y" ''''0
a PIT lrom "hicA Il "4' " i''l'os7'.'i'
iot yon TO eNlIlc'te yourselves ~ i'l'e
your "ai'"S ana lec' arc 'o'9'' -Iio1'
these co"Mdiy iot5 o- human "D,E'y
at the D'iiot-ooN' amt IA'F VIII si'i''lN
from you, as common IAIeI "o0I1
from " detective. listen 10 no lax
from them until aiIer the election
They wil! tell you nothing but lies Aoe
Lincoln tells lies, S,anton's dispatches are
nearly all lies, and OF course the small Try
are inIOC!riuatod IN the science ot helng.
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EnnlLlIn BorOnnk.

Peter S2lewis, Thomas Campbell. Pa
trick Green. Casper Crush, Joshua Foster,
Reuben Schucll, James Mcpike, Peter
Moran, Charles Kelly, John Gaff2ney,
Michael Gilbert, Patrick lIarkius William
Davis. John Hohmans. Wolf Raphei, john
Singer, George Spcace, Patrick kcclin, Jno
kcanan, John Bradley
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Oct. 5th 1864 ST.
ueitOr's Notice.


y The undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court
of Cambria county 10 report distribution Of
the funds in the hands Of N. Hasson, Esq,
Admir- of the estate of John Brown, late Of
Washington township, deed, upon his par
tial account confirmed by the Court at 'Sep~
tembcr Term 1864, hereby notifies all per-
sens interested in the distribution Of said
fund. that he will attend to the duties Of
his said appointment at his Office in the
Borough Of Ebonsburg, on Saturday the
18th dag of November next, at one O'Clock,
p. NJ, when and where they car appear
or be debarred from coming in on said
fund.
+. \. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
DOT 9Th 1854 at
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

Stutzman, Weston Grove, Leonard Kest,
Thomas Horan, George Walters, Joseph
Brooks, Israel Goughnour. Samuel Stone
baugh, Daniel w Goughnour, Pat
rick Mehan, Michael Kinney, Thomas
Kcclor. Joseph S. Paul, Daniel Stutzman,
HugE McMoncgal, Charles Mcbride. Domi
nic MclIugh.
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Oct ;. 'Gi Ct
. uditor's Eoflus.

I uuti or's to34ue..
u The undersigned
AEJitor, appointed by tie Orphans Courr
Of Cambria county, 10 report distribution
of the ssg,s in TIE hands Of Charles t.
Ellis, Trustee, uuFon his first account of t-.e
proceeds Of the real estate Of Adam Cover.
deceased, to an1 amongst the persons Legally
entitled thereto. hereby notifies all parties
interested .I'at he viii attend TO the duties
of his said appointment at his Office in the
Borough of Ehcnsburg, on Monday the I4tL
dav of November next, at one o'clucE in tho
afternoon.
WA. KITTELL, Auditor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05

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zTasss HE s0l:1f2sEzl papers.
Governor Brown reported t. General
Sherman on las proposition ior peace, iHo'
ta9'r negotiations could ic;,' 10 no !.r..y'i-
c:i results, as Sherman Wa o"iy Genera"
ot one OF lhe Federal armies and Ia was
only Governor OF ono OF tiv Confederate
states
. correspondent says .@@- Hood Is y"
cheerful spirits, a1"i before A1ay mo"'h,
the Contedcrate7 Will hear from hi'n
through q"ltc novel and unexpected
channel
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-10-05
RicAl0R0 Inarn chi,,

Samuel Custer, Peter Wingard. Michael
Maguire, Michael Woollort, John P Leah
man. John G Meyer, Gabriel Dunmyer.
Jacob r Stull, Joseph Earle. Thomas
Hays, ID e Strayer, Franklin Paul. Lewis
0rfls, S1, Martin ho[nick, John Bungardner,
IIenry II oPeigher, Henry Dunmyer, Morris
D Rummuers, Daniel P Dunmyer, George
Benrode,