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' T sailanta on this point.
Vat tgreal complaint of 'l is, that the
J-c of the delegation dfd not vote for
i'r Dca"Ias. Inis complaint is as unrea-
ble s anjiiung eise uiat caa oeen saiu.
i
Ij goes to prova taat in the ardor of
,i jj admiration :or J)lr. L. certain of Lis
frkndd are ntterlj incapable of looking at
. 1 . , ll A nnzi tf 1 . An1 ill.) vin ink
rtia'J n e cermiuijr never preieuusu io
be for Mr. Douglas, therefore, no one la de
,":TJ. It waspcrfectly well known when
tt were eleoted delegates that we preferred
c&er candidates to Mr. Douglas liut it us
.tempted to" find ic the large vote received
j bim a reason to 6omo a conclusive rea-
why we should Lave abandoned our
fiVorittand gone for Mr. D. Under ordi
.rj circumstances there would be grcnt. if
r-r conclusive, force in this view of the case.
I do not hesitate to eay to vou, that with
jii-icious burrroundings, and where the .al
iTcativtS involved . only a choice of men,
i.h about cual chances of success at the
rJ's, it wcfulJ have influenced my actions to
jQcbcbi-ierahle a degree; but to .my mind
,ht' gurrouoaings utterly forbade that we
bouli go for 31 r. Douglas. As the case then
i:ood, his nomination could have resulted
oiilj in utter defeat to himself and the party,
i'ounmst keep in mind the fact that we did
rt billot for a candidate at all until the del
ations from eight States and the half of
:he delegation from Delewarehad retired from
;he Convention, on the ground that they
juI'J u.-1 Maud by the platform of principles
j, then ad- pted. Had the Pennsylvania and
uher delegations vielded at this juncture and
mttiu&ted Mr. Douglas, everybody knows
. .1 . ..... .1 i r tr sftilfia irrttild l.irlKu-irTk li n ..
' itiOOiinatcJ a Southern candidate, and proba
jjUy called a Convention of all the Southern
' t- Fi'.rp ratified that nnminntion nn.l
v " ,
thui, sir. t!je uemocratic party, that glori
,"is old organization which has done so much
lia advance the prosperity of our great coun-
try. and vindicate the principles of our lve
Ijub'ioaQ system of government, would have
)tfa shattered into tragmtnts and prostrated
trjbally forever. Whatever I might have.
:ooe uuuer otter circumstances, I thought it
duty an imperative duty to the demo
irstic pirtj and the country to stand out
.'ius: tue Dominatioa of nr. Douglas, as
eg? then stood, fcurely the friends of Mr.
do not seek to nominate him for the glory
' he nomination alone. I take it they de-
e to see him made President, and, in my
;!jiieLt no act couid nave more completely
t:lved all Lis chances at this time than to
t s'minated him in a divi led 0nveution,
r myself, I prefeired to look rather to
Sniiony aud cuecess of the party
nta the nomination of any favorito caa-
.liL.
N'jr, sir, is it more tuan just to eay that
e:2:egate vote as recorded in the Conven
i n 'iuUvjr of Mr- Douglas did not truly re
ef the individual preferences of its mem
,r; sordid it reflect the choice of the States
il !1 the delegations voted as a unit. Un-.-r
neither nils ciuhl 31 r. D. have received
i!f the votes of the Convention. His large
:e Has. therefoie, in some measure, facti
On the rule of voting per capita he
kali have received from 125 to 12$ votes.
d lv delegations from 130 to 140. This is
e nn.-t liberal coact thit can be truthfully
ad f'r Lien. In the Xc York delegation
'Le tLere were fifteen or sixteen delegates
ho preferred other candidates, and so voted
their caucus meetings, and there was a
laibr in Ohio and Indiana whose individ-
references were not for 3Ir. D. iret ail
these votes were forced to him by the ac
a of the majority. Now, sir. I will be
r.keupugh to confess to you that, had the
7? vote of 31 r. D. resulted to him under
c!d rule that prevailed at Baltimore and
icnaii. I should not think it ecnerous to
poiot; but 1 make it because the
::! changed; and it was the change
rule an d not the individual desire of the
Petition. The Cincinnati rule allowed
-majority of each delegation to determine
'the vote of tue fctate shoull be cast
her as a unit or as the individual dele
ct preferred. The Charleston rule so far
itigfcd this law is to take the power from
majority of the several delegations, if not
trocted, and give the minority equal rights
h the majority. Hence where, as in Pa.
.e Jersej, tnere was a large minority
D. they were permitted to vote for
;hile in New York, and in other States
editions bein'? inptrnetad tn vntn ac
W J - HV -J V J k
b received the entire number bv the
of a mere majority. Everjbody who
''Charleston knows that the fricr.da nf
' D. ereatlv
Msd regarded it as a strong point in his
'. as I ani sure I did. I am not mista-
ahout the two rules, for I have rr.i.l
3 bom within an hoar, sn that. T mi.ht
difference correctly,
A;t ia it do. in presenting this case fair-
impartially, to overlook the fct that
ooutnern estates ana the two J'a
i tales all that are counted certain fr
EOCratic r.nnilnnrcnTfnnr m iv.Arl'r
.':r;c3 dtlgates elsewhere in the South,
L'5le1:nsi the nominaion of Douglas, and
fi TKii his friend? as to the platform of
Cog
r, a3 uiu a majority 01 tne aelega-
catiM
'i"--3 ennsvlvania and Aew Jersey
:f the hopeful Northern States leaving
entire vote in States admittedly re
l:?n' V11 exception of Indiana and
It is thus seen how necessary it was
P 'he States intact that were against
D., for,- without them, and all of them
places cf election are almost hopeless in
Tr A 1 . ' w
d all
the circumstances, we united
ti
ffiaioritv nf thf flnnvpnfinn in
jf the adjournment to Baltimore, ho-
- iuer counsels might prevail; that
J tD'.sht beenmA linitpJ. aiid a nnmi-
5 he seieftA.-l TrtiV. -r,
,"! hlack-republicar. rjartv.
ecao-'i
"ot care to notice what has been said
of ti'
ausuuderstandings in our delegation
JifS are very common on such occa
ar do I think to had more than the
cm-.festation offer-linfT T n.nl R.1V.
Ttr. that the allegation that tho .iffmr.t
;hritj to instruct 3Ir. Wrisht as a
trlv ? comrnittee on the platform was
,ir u utterly unwarranted 3Ir.
ith A 7 Vnk,v &ni repeatedly de-
v nitu iii nr ar t hn nii (i.a m
c
Valr V aeleatl0Q cn that subject; and
. more formal or imposing wav of
that dire could be dtviaed than
for an election. I am
proper signa
That wa3 all
that was done. That mode was adopted be
cause of the necessity for prompt action, and
the difficulty of getting the entire delegation
together. I certsinly knew of uo other rea
son for that course or of any intended indig
nity to Mr. Wright, liut this ia of small mo
ment ,
I am "not for a slave cod, and never have
been; and nothing I .have recently said or
done could warrant any- sach conclusion. I
have no patienco with men who will not dis
tinguish between an attempt by Congress to
cetablish and maintain the institution of sla
very in a Territory, and the duty of maintain
ing the constitutional rights of citixens and
protecting property. The vote in the Sen
ate on Friday last ought to be conclusive on
this point. The fifth resolution in the series
proposed by 3Ir. Davis, in which some affect
to and the principles of a slave code, was
adopted by a vote of thirty-five yea3 to two
nays; even the republicans were unwilling to
vote against a declaration that it is the duty
of the government to maintain the riabti of
property in the Territories; whilst 3Ir. Brown's
resolution, which avowed the doctrines of a
slave code, received but three votes.
As to the tariff, I know the wishes of my
constituents on that subject; aud I shall labor
diligently, in season and out of season, with
every proper means in my power, to carry
out their will; and, failing to get all they de
sire, I shall endeavor to secure the best meas
ure pof-sible.
Very truly, jour ob't serv't,
WM. BIGLER.
D. W. 3Iooee; Esq, Phila.
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PAIN DESTROY EH,
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buch a mccicmc is a gem. and only requires to
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X. B. A full set of Humphreys' Homeopathic
Specifics, with Book of Directions, and twenty
diflerent Remedies, in large vials, morocco case
$o; ditto, in plain case, $4; case of fifteen boxes,
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These Remediep, by the single lxx or case, are
sent by mail or express, free of charge, to any
address, on icctipt vl the price. Address
Dr. F. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
Xo. 402 Broadway, New-York
Sold by E. J. MILLS. Ebensburg. -
"JYiiy Will, You Delay? Why will you ne
glect that disease which is taking such deep root
and which gives you warning by that hacking
cough, that you are fast lipening for eternity?
Why encourage that pain in the side, the raising
cf blood, those night sweats, or that difficult
breathing, which silently whisper in your ear
that something must be done to save you from
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lessly by permitting that disease to destroy your
health, and hasten you to the tomb from whence
no traveler yet returned?
IC7See advertisement of Dr. Horse in another
column. Sold by Thomas Devino.
SEW ARRIVAL
AT THE ,
JOHNSTOWN MARBLE WORKS.
The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi
zens of Cambria and adjoining counties
that he has jut received a fresh stock
of the finest ITALIAN and other Mar
bles, at his eitablishmeht on Franklin
street, Johnstown. MONUMENTS,?.
TOMBS. MANTELS, GRAVE
STONES, TABLE & BUREAU TOPS,
manfuactured of the most beautiful and finest
quality of Foreign and Domestic Marble, always
on hand and made to order as cheap as they can
be purchased in the city, without the addition
of carriage.
GRINDSTONES of various grits and sizes
suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold either
by wholesale or retai!.
Prompt attention paid to orders from a dis
tance, and work delivered wherever desired.'. He
iuvitcs the public to call and examine bis stock,
as he feels satisfied he'ean sell cheap. '
For the convenience of persons residing in the
east and North of the county, specimens may be
seen and orders left with George Huntley, at his
Tinware Establishment in Ebensburg.
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown, Juno IS, 18G0.-ly.
GEO M. REED. T. L. HETEB
Ebensburg. . Johnstown
REED & HE ITER, Attorneys at raw
ounsel given in the English and Germ
languages.
OfSea on High StrtEbenlmrg , Penn V.
that of each delegate, over his
tute, expressing that desire.
Feb. C,185. ly
50,000 C0FIZ3 ALREADY SOLD.
EVERY BODY'S LAWYER AND COCIS
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R Tells You How to draw up Bonds and Mort
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It Tills You The law for Mechanic's Liens in ev
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June 13, 1860--6m.
WHAT ETERYOODY WATS.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR) COXTAISISG
Simple Remedies, Risily Obtained, for the
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Py Prefessor HEXRY S. TAYLOR, M. D.
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rrmedies for their cure.
Tells You The symptoms of Influenza, Con
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gives you the best remedies forthe'r cure.
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Piles, Rupture, Diseases of the Heart, Hemor
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- of Childbirth, and of Menstruation; Whites,
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No. 617 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
. June 13, 18C0.-6m.
THE CAMPAIG.V OF 1S60.
GOODS AT CITY PRICES.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citi
zens of Ebensburg and vicinity, that he has just
returned from the Eastern Cities with a large
aiid well assorted stock of the latest styles of
SPR1SC and SIGUIER
READY MADE CLOTHING
for MEN and BOYS. Also, a large assortment
of HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and - SHOES and
Gentlemens' FURNISHING GOODS, to which
he invites all visiting Johnstown to call and see
bii-i at the CLOTHING D2POT, No. 2, Corner
of Clinton and Main Streets. He feels confident
that persons wishing to purchase any articles in
his line will save the expenses of the journey by
calling to see him.
A. JELENKO.
'. Johnstown, April 25, l60.-tf. '
NOTICE.
THE subscribers with to inform their custom
ers and the public generally, being that erroneous
reports has been circulated that we should not
do any work this summer, we expect to com
mence CARDING about the first of July next,
we shall then cheerfully and to the utmost of
our ability accommodate all who may favor us
with their custom.
JONES & TENNER.
Ebensburg, June 6, 1860.-28-3t
D. foster.
Greensburg. '
FOSTER &
P. S. NOON,
Ebensburg.
HAVING associated themselves for the prac
tice of the Law in Cam ria county, will at
tend to all business intrustet :o them' Office on
Cololonade Row;'' Ebensburf
Oct. 7, 1857. ,
31. D. MAGEIIAX
Attorney ttw, Kbensbnrg. Pa.
o
FFICE No. 2, "Colonnade Row," near th
Court House.
December 7, '54 -rly
j. c. ivoox ,
o
FFICE IN COLONA.DE ROW.
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Jan. 4, 18C0. Aug. 11, 18o8,-2y.
MAGMFCIENT ENGRAVING OF
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND
HIS CREW
TJtis Ccaufif ul Engraving was designed by
Rubens, one of the most cdebra'ed artists that
ever lived; the cot of the original , design an1
plate being incc $800. size 22 by 23 inches.
The Philadelphia Daily News, says, "the mere
nominial sum a.-,kel fjr the engraving, is a suf
ficient inducement for persons to purchase, with
out the additional Gift."
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
To be given to the purchasers. For full parti
culars, send for a Bill.
1 cash
1 cash
1 cash
.1 cash
1 cash
1 cash
1 cash
4 cash
Jo.OOO 5 cash $309
3,000 10 cash 00
2,000 10 cash 250
; 1,500 10 cash 200
1,000 . ; 10 cash 100
, 500 10 cash 50
500 1000 cash 5000
SOO 2000 cavh 5000
Together with a great variety of other valua
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(and one of these valuable Gifts as per Bill.)
Address all orders fir B ills or Engravings to
- ! P. S. IIERLINE & CO.,
r Box 1812, Philadelphia, Ta.
PhiladeTpTuaTLiy 23, 18C0.-3m.
HEW GOODS
FOR SPRING &L SUMMER.
Just received, and for sale at reduced prices, a
full supply of Staple aud Fancy Goods, consist
ing of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans,
Tweeds, and a large variety of other summer
"wear for men and boys. -
UU pieces of Prints, Ginghams, Lawns aud
other Fancy Dres Goods.
Brown and 'Bleached Mnslins, Checks and
Fancy Shirtiugs, Flannels, Sulla. Cashmere, and
Merino Shawls. Ib.iserv. Gloves. Notions,
MADE-UP CLOTIUSG. HATS AXD CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, All Wck I Carpeting,
Hemp and Cotton do. at from 15 to 28 cents per
3'ard, Floor Oil Cloths.
QUEENSWARE STONE AND EARTHEN
. WARE,
GROCERIES DRUGS & MEDICINES,
HARDWARE AND CUTLKTY, '
Linseed and WbAle1 Oils, Window Glass, Paints,
Varnish and Turpentine.
Fish. Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails and Steel, Manil
1". and. Hemp R;jes, of different sizes. Cotton
Yarns, Carpet Chains, &c, &.C., all of which will
be sold at the rery lowest prices.
E. HUGHES.
Ebensburg. May 9, 18G0.-tf.
. MANSION HOUSE,
JOXIXSTOiTV, Pa.
THE nndersidned respectfully announce to the
old patrons of the above Hotel, that, having re
fitted and refurnished it throughout, they are
prepared to entertain guests comfortably and in
good style.
CC?A good Hack will be at the Railroad Sta
tion on the arrival of every train, for the pur
pose of carding passengers, free of charge, to
the Hotel.
BOARD PER DAY, " ?100,
The Stage Ar Somerset, and other points in
that direction j '&x-arts from the Mansion House
every mo'rnin fjSunday excepted.)
, . . , . METZGAR & CO.
. Johnstown, May 2,1 SCO.-tf.
HARD TO BEAT.
' ' THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity that he is
still engaged in the WATCH aud JEWELRY
busiuess, at the old stand of Staid & Roberts,
immediately opposite the Store of E. shoemaker
& Sons, where he always keeps on hand a large
and well selected stock of
CLOCKS,
WATCHES, J ETV CLRY,
whiVi ho &cvr. tn tli nnlilir? a. shade lower than
they can be purchased elsewhere. He invites
the citizens to call in and examine his slock..
CLOCKS. WATCHES. JEWELRY and MU
SICAL INSTRUMENTS, repaired in the best
manner and warranted. . . -
' J. STAIIL.
Ebensburg, April 18, 1860.-tf. . ,
IN TOWN.
THE undersigned begs leave to announce
. to the citizens of Ebensburg - and vicinity,
that be has opened a Saddlery and Harness Man
ufactory, and that he will Manufacture and
keep constantly on haad every article in his line
of business, such as SADDLES, BRIDLES,
lniirS, ' Articles manufacturer! cheap to
order. He invites the public to call and exam
ine articles ot his manufacture, confident they
will command the approbation of Gwnpetent
Judges. .By manufacturing none but the best
of articles, and selling cheap, he hopes to merit
and receive a liberal share of public, patronage.
Terms Cash or approved country produce.
N. B. All kinds of HIDES taken in exchange
for work.
I.;.., JOnN E. CONNELL.
Ebensburg,' April 25, 18G0.-tf.
Administrator's Notices
LETTERSof "Administration having . been
rranted tn the undersigned, bv the Register of
Cambria CvBty'on the Estate of Conrad Rager,
late of Jackson township. Giinbria County, dee'd
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
Estate are hereby requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said
Estate will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
HARRISON KINKEAD Adm'r.
May SO, 1860.-27-6.
ABRAHAM HOPEL1X,
Attorney at Law Jofcnstowa
o
FFICE on "Clinton Street, a few doors nortl
. of Abe corner of Main and Clinton.
April 28, 185. -
-An aperient and stomachic preparation of
bustion in Hydrogen. Sanctified by the LigLest
Medical Acthoritits, both in Europe arid the
United States, aiid prt scriled in their practice
The experience of thousand daily proves that
no preparation of Iron ran lie compared with it.
Impurities of the bll, d prcssiun of vital en
ergy. pa?e and otherwij; okly complcxi-Mia ia
dicatc its necessity in alcu&t every conceivable
case.
Innoxious in all malladies in which it has
been tried, it has proved al.lut;ly cuiative in
each of tho fallowing complaints, viz:
la Debility, Xercoux AJfections, Emaciation,
Dygppin-'t. Constitution, Diarrhoea. Dysauery,
Incipient Outisnmjttum, Scrofulous Tuberculosis,
Salt RJieum, Misnienstruation, W'feiks. Chlorosis
Liter Comiiainis, Chronic llradaches, RheHma
tisin, Ldcmii'J.nt Ftcers, Pinijles on Vie Fa- e,
S"c- . ....
In cases of General Debil ty, whether the re-
suit of acute disease, or of the continued dimi
nution of nervcuj and muscular energy from
Chronic complaints oiie trial of this rotorativc
has proved fciicceiwfal to an extent - w.'.icii jt
description nor written attestation would render
credible. - Invalids so long bed-ridden as to have
become forgotton in their own neihboi hoods,
have suddenly re-appeareJ in the busy world as
if just returned from a protracted travel in a
distant hind. Son;e very bigual instances of this
kind are attested of funale SuCercrs, emaciate!
victims of apparent marasmus, sanguineous ex
haustion, critical changes, and that complication
of nervous ami dysieptic aversiou to air r.uJ
exercise f r which the physiciau has no name.
In Nervous A flections of all kinds, and fur
reasons familiar to Medical men, the operation
uf this preparation of Iron must necessarily be
salutarj-, for, unlike the old oxides, it is vigor
ously touic, without being exciting and over
heating, and peuily, regularly ajentnt, evtu m
the moct obaiiuate cases of coslivtness without
ever being a gastric purgative or indicting a dis
agreeable sensation.
It is this latter property, among other which
makes it so remarkably ellcetual anJ j-crinautnt
a remedy for tiles, upvu which it also appears
to exert a distinct and speciti ; actiou, by dis
persing the local tendency which forms thcin.
In Dyspepsia innumerable rs are its causes,
a single box f these Chalybeate Fills has fien
sutikeJ for the liiOst habitual cses, including
the attendant cosUtcncss.
In unchecked D.arri.iea. even when advanced
to Dysentary, confirmed emaciating and appa
rently nialigut'it, the tifucts have been equally
lecisive and astonishing.
In the local pains, loss of flesh and strength.
lebiliatihg cough, and remittent hectic, which
generally indicates Incipient Consumption, this
remedy has allayed the alarm cf friends and
hys:ci.ns, in several very gratifying and in
teresting instances.
In Scrofulous Tubercnlsis, this rnnncated iron
has had far more than th good etiect of the
mot cautiously balanced preparations of idione.
without anv cf their well known uabdhties.
The attention of females cannot le too confi
dently in vited to this remedy and restorative, in
the caccs peculiarly affecting them.
In Rheumatism, both dironic and innamatorv
in" the latter, however, more decidedly it has
boen-invariatf v wtU reixrtud. both as aievitiix
pain and reducing the swellings and stifaeos of
ihe joints and muscles.
In Intermittent levers it must necessarily be
a great remedy and energetic rest- rative, and its
mgress in the new tett-emeuti of the rrt
will probably be one of high renown and use-
ulness.
No remedy has ever been discovered in the
whole his tory of medicine, which exerts such
prompt, happy aud fully rest- rative 'effects.
Good appetitee, oiplete digestion, rapid ac
quisition of strength, with au unusual disposi
tion for active anl cheerful exercise, immediate-
vfol'ow its use.
rut un in neat flat mettal bes containing
CO pills, price GO cents jn?r box; for sale by drag
gists and dealers. Will be sent free to any ad
dress on receipt of the price. All letter?, orders,
ect., should be addressed to
R. 15. LUUKH, A --, uenerai Aeenr.
20 Cedar St., N. Y'. May, 0,18C0:ly.
H0WAED ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established ly special En
dorwent,for the Relief of the Sick and Dis
tressed, ajjUcled niUt Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases, awl especially for Vie Cure J Dis
eases of Vie Sexual Organs.
"m V EDIGAL ADVICE oven gratis, by the
JjJL Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter
with a description of their condition, (age, occu-
istion, habits cf life. 'c..) and m case ot extreme j
poverty. Mcdecmes tnrnisned Ireecl cnarge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Di.-pcn-
. - .a 1
sarv. sent to tne aiUict-.i m seaieti iciiers euvci
ones, free of charge. Two or three Stamps for
Postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR. J. SivlLLIN LiULUllitJ,
Acting Sargon, Howard Association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa- By order
cf the Directors
EZRA D. IIEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAl HCIIILD, Sea-clary.
Feb. 8, ISC0. ly. r
. WAR IN MEXICO.
D. J. EVANS & SON,
HAVE this day received from the East, and
are now offering to the citizrns of Ebeuaburg and
viciuitv a well selected assortment cf
JICXS' and BOIS' Ci-OTIIIXC,
Also, a large lot cf DRY GOODS, consisting in
nart. of the following article?, viz:
SATINS, VELVETS. CLOTHS. CASSIMERES.
DOE SKINS. SATINE TTS. TWhtUS,
JEANS, FLANNELS, MUSLINS,
DRESS GOODS of every style,
NOTIONS.
a largo lot of BOOTS & SHOES, nATS AND
CAPS. BONNETS. TKU.N 1.S, UAKPE l
SACKS. STATIONARY. HARDWARE,
' GROCERIES, FISH, SALT, &c, Ac,
together with snch other articles as are usually
kept in a country store, which thev wiil dispose
of verv low for cash or country produce.
frj- The Tailoring business will be carnea on
in all its branches, all work will be done in short
notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Ebensburg, Feb. 1, 18C0.-10-tf.
THIS. WAY.
1 UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE A large
J and slpendid Assortment of American Fock-
et Knives, f Lvery knife warranted.) by
GEORGE I1UXTLEY.
August, 10. 1859. St.
TT7-J0B WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE AT
THIS OFFICE ON SHORT NOTICE AND AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
ESA2 tHAT TIE SAT.
fPKClFIC HOMJiOPATHIC KI'illM In .jr
. wid Cm a rawfartorjr m uu, fcr:nr fail
fence la lar pen air-:j 7,3-. iy , u4 cltcatcr, c. .- TuTj .
recommend khrvx to ail irsuni who ih Ut I '. r
Cab. .nd cOlcacloss remedks M 2:&bi fur rlT or 0
BtW ave.
Th Rrr. Vn. rfmrs-r, f.l:t.r f T- N '-3.Tt T-.-
pendant,' Aul.tna. N. T. ; Uit Rtt. K. It. y, V
lflnf "f PetT- Churv'a. Auir-", N. V. ; U Re. il 1.
!, Clia-iUln of tlie Aal-ara ?:rj- r.-ic; V.rr.
Seneer W. Bif. K-w, Nir-n-i::JrJ. Mw.: Kr.
Jlrn BterJr, Nev-Vnrk Cn:nw - ts ilrr. fxm.A
Kiclauh. TmX firrH--r C-nre:K-, V. ; tl.e P. !.
PraU, lor-. Vv. ; the Kc. J.hn K. R-bi. i.:C ; A. C.
Hart. Udca. N. V : 11 .n. e.l t --nn
M. ; toe Hn. flohui ier Clfrnt, ? InO. ; he II--,.
Gerp Uaan!irrra, S. V. ; ll-;r-y 1. C.ok. Caiior -f
The 0!ii St4a jnarnal, C'i.a3a, Olio; t;e II jn. U. IL
Grahara, Motbw. III.; tle H-. Ti. J. .'a. M tti
cdln, Fla ; the lion. J Brwvlirt, Ci:c, N. T. ; Wm.
Bristol. Esq.. TUca. ?. V. : A. S. Pun i, Vq , I tica, N. Y. ,
Jaiacs Pdnkeu, Ev. Xiiiirilie, Tcca.
LIST OF SPECinC EEME0IE3.
V.v 1 . Tjr Ttver. Coniwtl avi Ir.f ti-.o'.1ti.
-v. S. f r XfTom r-r-r, Wjnn Oilic, Wrtlnr in TI
Nt. S. for CoTlc, Crying, tcelhlag, aul W.kefuiiMa ot
lofantn.
Ki. 4. Tor rtarrhea. Cholera Infastaai, aaJ Sauaer
Co" plain: jl
Niv 5. Kir CS.-, GriT'tn, P Petitory. t Plot Plnx.
No. 4. Vtr Cboiera, Cholera Morbiu, Vni-.'jne.
No. 7. F.ir C,a! CiJJV. InQtienxa, an ! S re .rcat.
No. 6. For Tooth-aclie. K.e-acn. anl N-.-jra'sia.
Si. 9. Far Utia laclie, Vertij", Ileal aod Kjiiaen of th
No. 10. pTrra Piua Tor Weak and I.-acel
Svnavh, CortiftiDii. artti I.trer C-ftoplaiut.
No. 11. f - riu IaasarLaK.-r:s, Scatr, Fateful, or
Sappreiwed PrriiKla
Nn. 12. For l-euoarrbe. Profane Mec, -1 E-arlnjr
Down of Feass'c.
No. IS. F Crorsr1. noar C--uiX. Bad It-el"n.
So. 1. SLT Kt.cn Fvr tUjl fZ., L'
Pimples oa Ihe Far.
Nol 13. Rnr,Tc P:ui. Tor PrJ, TuaTseeu, or Sore
Den in Ot, ilacu, Lir;a. or Liriba.
A. For Ferer aa4 Ar, CiiUl FeT-r, DaiiA Aue, Ci
lfmanase'l Aru-. '
P. Far Pile. BIikI e-r Wee Koc, Interna! .-r tit-rr''.
O. Tot Sore. Weiic. it Ir.urei Eye anJ Ej cUi; Ft5
Tait, Weak, or BiurreJ fcl-t.
C For Catarrh, of lonjr ttaniEnj' r recmit, t.a.T
Cbrrrct2fn or profane diiw-t.xrtfe.
W. C. For WUuopL:.; CVjti. abatir; ha io'.ece a. S
nrtet.ic? :is cwrst
is all acute aiseawa, such as Frv? t. IaCan:c-it?or.
JOiarri.ea, llrrcWr, Crco;., ELeaniVr.i, aiiJ s-itli Tr
tie iisea.es as K-arlft IVrer, Meait., aii Ery.pi'.i, !!
aararttare of riviit Ue jrj-er rt-r--uirs f-r--1 " at
rltna, aikl in ail s&ch cajs t!i t-jlic act like a l-.'m.
Trie ett:re is ofieu arr-,;.: at os-f, arnl in aT! ca,a
Uie kjeiice ci t?.e attack la iuoora(el. tne ditcu. a4rv
eced, abd readied ui.--.Tf.THii
Cu-i and C'li, wiLA are cf sncb freiti-Tl rC-".fjrepr.
and vfiich so often lay ti.e ioa2:u.tUn of 2ir.--i 1 ti-r.
nraxvrhitis ard roraitiiition, may ail be at ics ctTi lj
U-e Fever aad Cf-ucti l'nj.
In all chronic diaeawa. so jJj as THr-fernia, W'eak f totna.
Ccatii-ation, Urer Cocj-'.iu.its. l':'ta, Ft-naie lcbi:ilr. a.-.4
Irreirularitiea. ell Hea iactiea. feore or Weak i-.ira, CJarri.
f it KLeuai, and otinrr old T.j-T:otis. tte cafe l a.
linse proper ajKcxIin i3 aff'-rd a cure in auti irer y
lstiuce. Often Use cure of a aivr cl.rtliic ci:hc:t r. s jc l
aa lngpt'jala. Piles or Cutarrn. lieaiarhe or Feira:. VVoaa-X-tta,
Ua mure ti an 1J lr t. t cm ten utr.
rr.:cE.
Ct of ?1 t".1 eompTete, In nr jcco, and B-uk fj
Cue of t rial, and it-.M. p.a'ti. 4
C of 15 nnu bered bevca, and Bof-k.. .... .... 11
Case of 6 boxes, nuir.Sere1, and Bovk...... I
Sinple eumbered buses, aith direcUona. C eeuta.
E-inc'.e tettere-1 boxer, allli irv rtjrJL TO cel.;,
Lax;e case bl 2 oa. vials, fur -lax.le aad ,. Talc!ana..-tii
also fpecrnca.
Fo Arrsa Oa Pitoirm". Ci pr, "-d. PiPrn"t, I- J
Breathing, artended with C&'Jgh aad Lrpect raja. i"ri.,
60 oriil yr box.
Foa Ka Pi-ti aucics tt Db. rxp Tl:arr from t!.e
Far. Uie resell of fcar-i J -ver, MasSes. r T-';r:ii''a.
Tor Nihws in the Head. Hardness of Hn'-c, and Kinfif
tn tiie Ears. anU jrtc:ie. I'-ica. il rent, j t y..
Ftm cV-a-rrxa. F.nJarc-1 tlaM?. Fri?.-xd and larmt
ed T-rwila, r'seilii-ca an.1 old I 'lera, Scrofulous Cslmj.j f
Children. Price. 1.3 cet.M j-r 1. -r.
Fa GaTraaaL Dtajin. I '.jita! or TCerrT Weatrt-.
Ctlier Uie result of hiikneaa, Kxces'.re IeiiifcCrr, or a.x
hatwtisc Dis.-ltarre. IVice. M reins rr b r.
Fva L'afe!-T. Fluid Accnroulauoua. Icirri-4 S-el'trgs,
5can(T recretioLia. Fre, Ji c-crf K-.x.
Fo r-ea-SiCkasaw iK-atl-tr Sfucee, Verily, TCnae,
TomlUos. from riuii. or ooCjo. Irn.-e, 2'3 cete
Ter bos.
Foa rariKT rtscs. For Cre, Renal CaU.T.a. PiC
ctlt. Painful Uriaation, I'li.:cs cf tlic SJdneja Pric-, T-i
Cenrs per boa. .
Foa 5rx":sT.' Pvt!uS.--Tr.rJa'n4rT P"rartrs st "
CoTweiuerrt Profrauon and lrli.nr, Bad Hefu'ns of Irll
Ilabitf. Tbe ROM sccctasful anl eld 'iit rerrM-y arown.
and mar be reiied -a as cure. Price, attii full
Lions, 1 1 per box.
Persons aho lab to plaoe 11 erw-lres onier t'.-e prif"
Clonal care, or t aek aiivtre of Prot il rrnrTS. rai rl
so, at Lis oQce ZAi Broada-aj, daiijr from s A.ii. 10 S r.li.
r tjr letter.
CITE HESIEOIE3 BT MAIU
Ixok prer tbe Est ; irakr rr a Cie cf wliat H"-? j"
choose, and lncke U e aiuonnt In a currer t arte or s:tp-
br mrjl to our adriresn, at No. ffi Ilrnada-ay, New-Vcrk,
and tl-e medicine will be dcijr rctarned b r du or exprtas,
Irte of charpe.
AOEXTS WANTTP. Wed-re an ar.V- 5eVnt At-4
for tbe aa!e of our Iejne!Ics luererrttran or rofnmui.fts
In lie L'citei SUtea. Aiires IT. F.' UUMPHBt.Yd A Ctl
No. .'.C2 Kk'JADWAT, Xfco-Yuaa.
For sale in EWnsbnrg, by E. J. illLLS.
3Iay 2, ISCO.-ly.
NEW JEWELRY STORE
TIIE undersigned has just irtnrned from the
East with a large and splendid stock of
..853
CLOCKS,
WATCHES,
r f ' NTT V
A V TT
A A. f
-iV e y.-l Sicsical Ii:s-rcmcat5,
iSbSSUfi3' KOTTOKS, &o.. &c.
which be offers to the jeopie of this vicinity at
very low figures. Call and see for voursc!vc tu
charge for exhibitiug goods. Trusting to rectiva
a fair portion of patronage, he will tacesr. r to
merit the same. Room onpotite Thorn psoas Hotel.
N. B. CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
ACCORDEONS, &c., repaired in the best man
ner and warranted.
C T. ROBERTS.
April II, lSGO.-Sm.
" BAKGAIKS ! E AUG AIT. S M
NEW GR0CEEY ST0EE.
FH1IE undersigned would repccTfaiiy beg leave
li to' inform the citizens cl r.bensbm-g an 1 vi-
ciuity. that he bo? just received, at bis store
room, one tioor est of I'avii & IJoyu s btt.re,
a l.T-ge and fresh lot of Grocc-iies, which - he cf-
ifTH for sala c Leap for Cash or country Produce,
his stock soiinibts in pari if the following arti
cle . vi:
SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA. KOLASSES,
TOBACCO. SEGARS. CHEESE.
FISH. BACON. AHD THE
BEST OF FLOUR AMD CORN MEAL.
He also keeps ou hand a Urge and we'l te'.eclcd
Stock of Schcol Books and Stationu-y, Notion
&c , ail very cheap.
He li opes bv strict ' attention t- ItwacM t
merit ani receive a full share cf public pairx-n-
i;e, as be feels batine'l his stock is good and Le
wiil sell as cheap as any other bouse iu tow n
GUI and bee.
EVAN E. EVANS.
Ebensburg, Aug. 17, 1S53. tf.
JOII S11AR11AVG1I,
Justice or the Peace, SnmsalllTlIIt, I'm.
L LL BUSINESS INTRUSTED TO HIS
care will be promptly attended to. He will
also act as Auctioneer at Public Sales wLeLevtr
his services m that capacity are required.
April 23, 65S:24
C. D. MCRRAY,
Attorner t Lavw, Ebrntburg, Pa.
OFFICE OPl'OSITF CRAWFORD HOTEf
Imarl7.18:.
SURGEON DENTISTS, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
ONE of Cie firra will be in Ebensbarg dutitg
tbe first ten davs of each mouth, rtp7s
during which time fill vroua dti- fTrTf-r
ring hia professional services, cau l-r
fin-1 Lira at tte cfljce cf 1. U.v.1, neoT'y oyW'
It. L'UV Hvtfcl. fctaajV6.l8:T.
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