Itatonrmaerajr uc. v !
Lend, in some degree, the mortification ana .
irmrv caused to our Pennsylvania so.diers by
the infamous contract frauds, we make the j
following extract from a letter to the Phila-
debhia Inquirer, dated Locust Toict, BaIii- ;
delphia inuui
T ...!
Kead it, ana tee jour -
. . . :j i
Pennsylvania Hood does not, grow now auu.
angry :
44 The boys in our llegitnent
Intantry, i . uu, 5. -5 -
along admirably, and are improving m casci- Mh hat Varyiog in height. Iu the wall,
pline so rapidly as to astonish the most san- ou eacn jje are oblong horizontal niches of
guioe of our officers. They are now in as ' different lengths, according to the stature of
fine a state of discipline as any regiment iu the persons buried iu them and sometimes deep
, 4 rr u;H- nnnnal of enough to contain several bodies. Ihesemeh-
the country. The company drill, manual of , &
arms, etc., are executed with the greatest pre- , oavatc(i one over tbe otuer to the number of
c;sion, either by motion or without the mo- ; four or gve and sometimes as many as twelve,
tions Tbe right wiDg drill battallion move- ! The number of Christians buried in the whole
ments in the morning'after the dress parade, of subteranean Rome is estimated to have
. " ? - j x-r$.
parade m the afternoon. ! g,jmages t0 the catecombs, had two wide
We have been drilling in street firing for a j staircases made leaiiug directly to the mar
f.. ,Ws both advancing and in retreat. d:s- j tvrs tombs, and which were soon decorated
WMr,.l Tf mnr friends at home co'd !
f""o c. j
only see the beauty and promptness
ot taesc j
movements, they would conclude that
the
military of Philadelphia ha3 been a farce in ;
comparison to what it is and will be, in the j
comparison
regiments now in service, when they return
if they carry out the same rigid duciiline
and rules which, have been enforced ia cur
corps. ilany oi our young uicu t.tii.'uij iu t
our most wealthy families, and yet this fine !
w r tl . I
bod v id clothed almost iu rars. Ibis morn- i
, . : tv:- n .
j -
ing two of our companies went over to church,
and icith the tJtermomttcr at ninety degrees
they icore overcoats to cover their tattered,
soiled, and faded garments.
Their pride was stronger than their regard
for personal comfort, That same pride will
induce them to fi?ht noblv. should we be so
O - - I
fortunate as to get into an engagement. This (
disgrace, as we feel it, coth to ourselves, to
our native State and our dear old city, has
caused bitter feeliDg and strong condemnation
amoDgst our men, and should we be fortunate
enough to get home, some of the patties will ;
find both means and iufluence brought to bear !
against them, should their tames ever be j
brought before the nubhc lor any position ot
o 1 w .
trust or honor. In contrast to this picture,
we have stationed at Fort M Henry, ahout
two squares from us, five companies of Mas
sachusetts volunteers, who are equipped in
beautiful blue uniforms, peg top boots, pants
very tulland platted at tna waisr, ousve
pattern,) neat dark blue roundabouts ; but to
fit the men, a fatigae jacket to wear about
when off dutv, (far handsomer than anything
we could dream of, for even dress purposes,)
ecale shoulder knots, and a complete rig-out
of everything of the best character. They
look like soldiers and gentlemen whenever
and wherever seen, while we feel really
ashamed and mortified to see or meet our men
when etrangera are about. And many of
these men represent thousands, an ! some of
them millions of dollars of real weath. You
can imagine what their feelings must ba while
conscious of this stinging, beggarly disgrace
Otherwise everything is all well ; food plenty
and enough for any cce.
A Convenient Memory. A good clergy
man wishing to get rid of his horse, aud to j
trv for a better one. directed his oil necro i
man to sell his beast for what he would fetch, j ful' an l wh: caa KvWPier than we 't
or to exchange him for another, addirjg. at j A New Solution. Net long fcince a cer
thc same time, an anxious caution not to de- ( taiQ cpiack. who looked as wise as an owl, was
ceive the purchaser, and even enumerating j ad,3ressed by one of his patients thus :
the faults of the animal, lest one should be i 'Doctor, tell us ho it is that when we eaf
overlooked. JV01"' tLe mat is "grated from the
"Remember, Pompey, he has four faults." j . Why, I will tell ycu,' taid the learned
"O, yes massa, I take care." man of pills. You see as how there is in the
Pompey jogged along the road, and coun-
ting over tbe list to himself, as the old lady
tinS over tbe list to himself, as the old lady
over her hurgage, big box, little box, band-
v .v. .iv
box bundle, was overtaken by a man on
horseback, who entered into conversation, ; a sec-saw kind of motion. Queer apparatus
and among other topics, made some inquiries j ef asf"e you.' 'Hut, Doctorsaid the pa
about the horse- j tlcct' 'lt aPPears nie that ere clapper must
Pompy told his story ; that his master bad j ! wLtD W6 Cat PudJin
charged him to tell the horse's faults to the j Quack took his hat and slid, advisin- his
purchaser without reservation. ' patient not to swear at all,
"Well what are they V said the stranger, i
. n t , i . j Remember Ilucna. Vi-ta.
who had a mind to swsp. Ti -n l , . .
..rk - r , , 11 Wl" be remembered that a sore point
Dare is four, massa, said Pompey. "and , with te stale of Indiana, ha3 been mliPc,eJ
1 don't remember them all very well just j misconduct of the Indiana lle"iment at Ueuca
now, but "
"Weli, tell me those vou remember ' s:
the other
VYcll ea, one is dat ele horse is white,
and Je white hairs get on massa's coat, and
dat dont look well for a clergyman."
"And tho next?'"
'Why, when be comes to a brook, he will
put his nose down and blow in de water, and
massa dou't like dat.''
-What next ?"
"I dou't acyhow remembers de oders,"
eaid Pompey, peering into the clouds with
one eye, reflecting.
The stranger concluded to strike a bargain
and exchange his own horse, which had cot
puite so gentle an air as the parson's, for this
nearly unexceptionable animal.
It was uot long before the clerical steed
Btumbled and threw his rider into a ditch
Picking himself up as well as he could, he
examined bis new purchase a Iitte more
closely, and discovered that the horse was
cntirly blind.
Finding Pompey again without much dffi
cultj, hb wrath burst forh in a torent of re
proaches. rouUrlack rascal, what does this mean ?
This horse is broken-kneed, and as blind as a
ir.olc."
. ..
U. yes, masM, nud Pompey, blandly,
oem .s d odor two faults dat I couldn't re-
member.
Tlie Catacombs of Home.
An antiquary stos (writes the Roman eor-
indent of the Tin.cs on the 13 ultimo)
"J" . p. whij5t visl
. .....--v, iast weet discovered a
afiery. hitherto unexplored, and which had
altogether escaped the ravages vi me uaiuu
riHDS of former days and the profanation of
altogether escaped the ravages cf the barba-
riiDS o
tonrmiq
Tho tombs ana painiigs iouuu mere
P renturios of the chris
row hot and These subterranean passages at3
I very narrow (Ices than three feet) in some
(Nineteenth placcs.some times ascendiug, at others descen
4 a aottin" Rng and communicating, on the right and
l"J IUC -
- o nu r,,ss othof rassares, all of the
with marble monuments and inscriptions by
,. ,, ,
vtueiaie luwe icui.3. iu: uuu ui iui-
lowiu centuries the barbariaus completely
ravaged the city, and did no5 spare even the
abode of the deal. In the most historical
daces of interest were left heaps of ruias,
which time coverel with soil and vegetation,
till the special entrance to the catacombs en
tirely disappeared. In those recently discov-
ereu iiiauy glasses uave tttu iuuuu vunru.
They are male of two thicknesses of ghss.
i , l I C 1 . :
of didcrett degrees ot lusimity. between
them are designs in gold, which have been so
well defeuJed by their transparent envelope,
though made fifteen centuries ago. that they
appear as distant as when they left the wotk
man's hand. The outer coat of glass is. how
ever, rather oxydiscd in several places. An
original bronze vase, fvund :n the catacombs,
is preserved in the lloman College- From
the figures it presents :t must Lave belonged
to the early ages of the Church, and is sup-
Pscd to have been used for the baptism of
neophytes.
The Ciiabms of Life. There are a thou
sand thiols in this world to afilict and sadden :
5ut oLj Low IuaDJ ttat are beautiul and good !
The worlij teeJns w,tia beauty with objects
that gia.jjen tbe rye and warm
the heart.
There are
j We might le happy if we would.
ills which cannot escape the approach of q'h
ease and death, or misfortune, sundering of
earthly tics, and the cactcr worm of grief
but a vast majority of the evils that beset us
might be avoided. The curse of intemperance
itterwoven a3 t j3 the i;,ramcat3 of soci
ety, is one which never strikes but to destroy.
There is tot one bright page upon record of
its progres?; nothiog to shield it from the
heartless execrttions of the human race It
shoulJ not exist it must net. Do away writh
all this ; let wars come to an end, and let
friendship, charity, luve, parity and kindness
mark the intercourse between man and man.
We are tod selfish, as if the world was made
for us alone. How mu:h happier should wj I o
were we to labor more earnestly to promote
each other's good ! God has blest us with a
home which is not dark. There is sunshine
c-verywbere in the sky, upon the earth
there would be in most hearts if we would
J look around us. The storms die away, and
j the bright sun shines out. Snmmer drops
her tinted curtain upon tho earth, which is
very beautiful, even when autumu treathes
her changing breath upru it. God rtigns in
Heaven. Murmur not at a world so beuti
I neck two pipes one of them to receive meat
a?u lD.e otfcr Cr,L- At tLe top of them
j a?d th.e otJlfcr dr,Lk- At the top of
! 1' eIapPfr-il Whe" W'
c,aFTer shuts up the drink pipe, ana
we drink, it turns back upon tbe meat i
we eat,
and when
UDon tLe n-.fat nlno
V.rfr. A . .1. t 1 1
i isi. uj i,u ivioae who cave Leen c-rn-i
spicuous in doing injustice to Indiana re
: yarding the conduct at Huena Vista, is Mr.
i Davis This accounts for the watchword
lkcmember Leuna ista, given by Col.
Wallace to the Indiana forces at Indianapolis
the other day Col. Wallace took the regi
mental flag in his hands and said : 13oys,
will ycu ever desert the banners that have
j been presenter to us to-day. Loud shouts
J of. never, Lever, Then rtrueaiter Euena
Vista and swear that you will never desert
the flag our country. Get d?wn on your
knees and swear. Here the entire regiment
kneeled and with uplifted arm?, swore to
stand Lj tleir countrjs fiag a:id to 'Hemem
ber Uuena Vista.'
Don't Fuet. lti uuamiable. A frettin-
j man or woman is one of the most unlovable
j objects ia the world. A was i a mmfnri,
! ble housemate in comparison it only stints
wuen uisturDea. uutan habitual fretter buz
zes, il' he dou't feting with or withcut rrove-
caiiou
. t. i . - . ... r
' It U better to dwell in tho corner
of a house-top than with a brawling woman
ia a wide house." It is useless ; it sets no bro
ken bones, steps uo leaks, gathers no split
milk, repairs no broken glass, cures uo spoiled
hay, and changes no east winds. It afFects
nobody but tho frettcr himself Children or
servants cease to respect the authority or obey
the commands of a complaining, worrisome
exaetinc narent nr masipr
Ihey know that
. 0 -m.m.J . U tUat
' -barking dogs don't bite." and fretters don't
i strike, and thev conduct thrmselrr-a ar.cnrri.n.
i v c
PANIC ARRANGEMENTS.
SCRIP AT PAR!
SUGAR KETTLES,
10 to 40 gallous
COPPER KETTLES,
3 quarts
to 40 gallons.
t.
all sorts and kinds
SIICKT IKOX WIRL,
evry variety.
ENAMELED TIXXED IROX
WARE.
ZINC WASHBOARDS,
for 25 cents, worth 37 cents,
SAD IRONS or SMOOTHING IRONS,
all sizes and bet quality, 5 to G its. per lb.
COOIC1NG STOVES,
Trimmed complete, with Baking arrangements.
From $S to $28.
EGG STOVKS, $4. 50 to JlU. 00.
HEATING COOK STOVES $0.00 to $3.00 :
BKADLEY COOKING STOVES. Patent. :
GRllT & CO., JIITClSCLL., SIC2S j
RON 4- CO.. ABBOTT NOBLE, A. J GAL- '
LAGHEirs,
and every other r.Uslnirgh or Philadelphia man- j
ufacturer's ttuves always ou haiid or procured on !
o days notice.
ODD PLATES AND GRATES
always on hand.
f-T Sove?
CARBON OIL LAMl'S. G2cta..tto 1,25.
CHIMNEYS and WICKS for Lamps always
on hand.
SPOUTING,
BEST QUALITY, put up and painted it lOcts.
per foKt.
Z!yNo extra charge fur ElboicsSJ
MIXER'S LAMPS,
OIL CANS.
PO'.VDKll CAN:
all sizes, constantly on baud.
COFFEE MILLS, 37 cts. to 1,25.
TOASTING FORKS, OYSTER BROILERS,
JELLY C;ike MouMs. Tablo and Tea Spoons,
COAL BUCKETS, GoUts. to $S,00
Tile above gols will be furnished,
WHOLESALE Oil RETAIL,
at Tin;
JOHNSTOWN STOVE ..V HOfS -VP RN isll 1 Sj STOKE,
CANAL STREET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
ASK FOll
FRANK W. HAY'S V.'AREIIOUSE .
and save twenty per cent, on your purchases,
EITHER FOR CASH OR SCKIP
Ebensburg April, 17, 1SG1. tf.
OH, YES ! OH, YES !
13
w
a m m ; m
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH ! !
D J. EVANS & SOX offer their cntiic
stock of goods, consisting ef Dry GoikIs, Cloih
inir. Hats. Cajs, Idiots, Shoed, Notions, llaoi
wara and ueeusware,
AT COST FOR CASH,
as they intend to quit business, and arc detcrnine l
to sell.
PERS0XS WISIIIXG RARGAIXS SIIOL'LD
GIVE US A CALL.
Cc5N. B. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the subs lribers are hereby urgently
requested to call and make immediate payment
of their respective accounts.
D. J. EVANS & SON.
Ebensburg, April 17, ISCl.-lf.
EBBXSBDRfi HOUSE.
he undersiged bavins purchased and taken
)Ossesion of the Ebenburg House, (former
ly ocu pied by Henry Foster), will be happy to
receive and accommodate his old customers, and
all others who may he disposed to patronize him.
The Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE & other facilities that he can
offer at least as good accommodations a? can be
had at any other stand in the place, lie is in
possession of a large suppl3' of the choisest lienors
with which his bar will be furnished; his table
will be furni.-hed with all th luxuries of the sea
son, and he intends by his hospitality and care, to
merit tho patrouago of all tLse who stop with
him.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg April, 17, 1SG1. tf.
EBENSBURG PA.
JOHN A. BLAIR. Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR will spare no pains to
render this Hotel, worthy of a continuation of the
liberal share of public patronage it has hereto
fore received. -His table v. ill always be furnished
with the best the market aiTords; his bar with
the best of liquors.
His stable is large, and will be attended, by an
attentive and obliging hostler.
Ebenburg Apr.17 1801. ft.
1TJ EARNEST. .
We are compelled to call upon all persons in
debted to the Ebensburg Foundry to call and
settle their accounts without any delay. In
many years business this is our first call ; but
our situation, and the times, require that we
should make it ; and suits will be brought in all
cases where it is not ulieyed.
Ebensb'g, May 8, 1SG1-Cf E. GLASS & CO.
Agricultural.
THE MANAGERS OF THE CAMBRIA
County Agricultural Society are requested
to meet at the office of D. II. Roberts Esq , iu
Ebensburg, at 1 o'clock P. JL, cn Saturday! the
1st day of June lSol. -By
order of the- Pies't.
Mty 15 -oT-Ct D. ,'. JONES, StVv.
BUY A HOME.
TIIS subscriber offers at Private Sale the fol
lowing Real Estate situate in Cambria County, j
to wit: j
His Mansion Property situate in the West end
of the Borough of Ebensburg, consisting of a !
Square of Ground, having thereon erected a com- j
modious DWELLING HOUSE, a lar-e STA t
BLE or BARN, and several other Out Buildings, j
together with a half Lot of Ground on which !
there is a never failing Spring of the purest soft
water, from which the House &c, is supplied. I
Wants to dispose of this as he intends removing
to another part of the Borough. !
ALSO. Three Lots of Ground situate in the
Borough of Summitville, having thereon erected ;
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, two FRAME '
HOUSES, and a large Stable. Will be sold to
gether or svperate as may suit purchasers.
ALSO. A Lot of Ground situate in the
Borough of Loretto, fronting on St. Mary's
Street and extending back to St. Joseph's Street,
adj.iiiiinpr Lot of John Troxell on the East, and
: Lot of the Heirs of Anthony Litzinaer. dee'd..
i on the West, having thereon erected a one and a
i half story FRAME HOUSE, 42 ketin front and
; 20 in depth.
jli.du. A piece or parcel oi lanu suuaie in j
Cambria township, adjoining the ancient City of
L'ulcau, lauds of James and George Mills, Charles '
P. Murray, Alex. M'Vicker and others, contain j
ing 62 acres and S3 perches. j
I,lt,ce r parcel oi tana Mmiic- m
Minister township, bounded oy the Lbtn.urg
and Cresson Rail Road, lands of I eter kaylex
and others, containing 20 acres and 20 perches
ALSO. A piece or parcel ot land Mtuite m
(nearly all cleared) having thereon erected a j
LOG DWELLING HOLM-; AMJ A M AliLK.
ALSO. A tract of land situate in Washing
ton township, adjoining lands of Jacob BurgoJU,
Josepli Critc, Hugh J. M'Closkcy and others,
coubiining 300 acres or thereabouts, which will
be sold in parcels if desired by purchasers.
ALryO. A piece or parcel i land situr.tc on tr.e
Pennsylvania Rail Road, near Portage Station,
in Washington township, containing oO acres
ALSO. A piece er parcel of land tituatc m
Summerhiil townshijt, bounded by tlie PennsI
vania Rail Road, lands of the Heirs of Rol-crt
Flinn, dee'd., Patrick Riley and others, contain
ing alut 00 acres, having thereon elected sever
ed DWELLING HOUSES.
ALSO. A tract of land situate in Allegheny
township, adjoining lands of Patrick M'Giiire
and othtrs, containing 212 acres aud 39 perches
and a'lowance.
ALSO. A tract of land situate in Chest town
ship, (hite the pr rty of Frederick aiid Mary (
M. Schneider,; adjoining lauds of John Ballweber !
and others, containing 150 aon s, more or less, a j
small portion of which is cle.ircJ au 1 thtri-on '
erected a CABIN HOUSE. j
ALSO. Abr.ut 2000 acres f land, situate on j
the waters of Bhicklick, in Carroll township, !
which will be sold in lts as may suit -purchasers.
WILLIAM KITTELL. j
Ebensburg, October 21, lSC0.-4S-tf. i
LENSBURG FOUNDRY. HAVING pur
chased the entire stock and fixtures ot tbe
I Ebensburg Foundry, the subscriber is piejarcd
to furnish farmers and others with
I'louglis, IMon-rli I'clnts, Stoves, Jill
Croiis. TIireMliin? laclaiues,
j ud castings of any kind that may be needed in
I the community.
! By strict atteption to the business of the coi -!
corn, he hooes Vo merit, and trusts he will receive
I a liberal patronage from .hose in want of articles
i in his line.
All business done at the Foundrv.
EDWARD GLAS.
"March 22, '5"-tf.
SAEDLERY! SADDLERY!
THE SUBSCRIBER w- u'd resp-x-tfully inform
the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country, that he has opened a Saddler's shop, "m
the basement of his dwelling house, on Horner
street, where he is prepare! to furnish t order
on tbe most reasonable terms, every description
of Saddles, Bridles, and Harness &c.
Having many rears' ex perier.ee in the bnsi-
1 ness, employing none but the best workmen.
and using the best material upon all his work, he
' hiiTc t- m'-rrit w.- receive a liberal tharc of the
j ii--!:c patioi; ;.'.
Country vr at all ti.iies taken in exchange
f a wotk, a:.d the Ligiicst market prices allowed,
j JAMES MAGU1R:-:.
! Ebotbnrg. Sept.. 14. lS'O.-tf.
ROBERT A. M'COY,
iTH)It.Kl'AXi) COl'XSELOH AT LAW,
EBENSBURG, CAMB.UA COUNT V, PA.
r tvrr tf T.- j-U li&incss in the serera!
C-i:its '' Cui:uiii i nn!' .'' attended ("
lf.:).-tf.
MIGZIGU 31. UEE1.
Attorney ml Ltv, Ebfiitlturg, ta.
OFFICE IN COLONADE ROW,
March. 13. lSGl-tf.
Phil S. XoOX.
Ebcnsburgh.
J. C. Noon.
Johnstown.
S. 4 J. C. NOON, Attoknets at-Law,
Johnstown and Ebeusbur". T7f:ice in
Johnstown on Main street, two d-x.rs vest ol
Holme's Jewelrj' Store.
Ebensburg May 8, 18rtl-ly.
AKR All .431 KOPELIX,
Attorney at LawJohnstown
o
FFICE on Clinton Street, a. few do-rs neirlli
of the corner ot Jlain and tnnton.
April 23. 1853.
31. . 3IAGCIIAX
Attorney at Kbtniburg
TfcFF
FFICEXo. 2. "Colonnade Row" near the
V-J' Court House
Dccemler 7, '54
REMOVAL! PAUL GRAFF, MANUFAC
turer and Wholesale Dealer in Roots, Shoos
Straw Goeds, Hats and Caps, No. 08 North
Third Street, between Arch and Cherry, Phila
phia March 6, 1856.
DIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
TY. The lubscriber is preparing, fif sufli-
cient encouragement be given,) to publish a
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended
contain as much information as any other Coun
i . i :f i in i w i iii ii.m I'll iii i im nci'ir-mM i i
-j 1- - . ......... me
June 30, 1858.
THIS WAY.
UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE A large
J and slnendid Assiirtment of A m-.n.. t 1-
- - .... v . . v. u . x uva
et Knives. (Every knife warranted.) by
GEORGE HUNTLEY.
August, 10. 1SG9. St.
the upper storyoi Shoemaker's store
JACIiSO & CLARK,
SURGEON DENTISTS, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
"NE of tho firm will be in Ebensburg during
V-r the hrst ten days of each month,
during which time' all persons dei-
i nng ius i rolessii'iial her vices can
; find him at the .lticc of Dr. Lewis, ncar'.v oppo
j site Blair's Hotel. m.iy25"l8 S0t
same to be lithographed, colored and mounted in! Good aopetitee, complete "digestion, ratdd ac
tue most modern style and workmanlike mnaner, quisition of strencth, with an unusual di,H-i-and
de.ivered to subscriber at $5 per py. tion for active and cheerful exercise, immediate-
IO. O. F. Highland Lodge No 0-?T33vv
4 28 meets every WEDNESDAYijL
vening at their Hall on llk-h st.. in ""J-"
Chi, C3opp:r nub 'yctt lironSJhrr, jirtabts, '4'Icr.:'a;, a.
of - o
O K O
15 ? i "
fllllE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INPORMSTIin CITIZENSOF i:i;i:xsl:r::r; Xl
, vic;njtv that he has just received and has .n hand ti.e UIJULM, BI.M', iu,.; vT i
j pLFTE stock of Tin, Cptr, and Sheet In.n v.;ire. tVx-ksi g, P:w!cr ai.d Heaths St-.vt..-. V
, jOXes Su"ir kcttU-s. c, ever offered f r sale 'in i:i.-!,.-h;ir-. Urus C . vrtr Kn - (;
j . " 'i.refcrviD Kettles of alUizes: Tin, G.ppcr an 1 Si ...t Iron ware f evtrv o.
vicimty tliat he hasju&t receive.: and lias
jlso He lias just received a i.irse a-s-riineiii
i ing Ware, Harvesting Tools, Carpenter's Tix.l. Wooden &X.CL Willow Ware, Glass ?7ardl
Jappand Ware, Srlttanriia Ware, IIoop Iroa, Nails, Window Glass, Arc, i.:
winch he will sell very low f..r CASH.
Persotis wislniig aoj- tlaog iu liis lnw he rosjec
irices. Tl r Job worii of all k
Also House Spouting rnaie ar... put up :i
fb- Countrv Pmdr.te of a'l kinds t .ken m ex.
j, , - s. Pewter, -
takfii in
ALSO. He would rtfrectiullv call tu? atter.tr
! madf in (Jo.kinir Stoves f.-r burni the ' is aiid
Ebeiuburg, April 25, 1SC0.
An aperient and stomachic
IRON purified of Oxygen u:-l
prtp-.iratio:i
C :al ,-:i by c
l,nfi,..i i;i Hv.:n-"'-u. S.ti.ctu:e.: ! v
i
Medical Authorities, 1 in Er.'-; p;
United States, and prs- !ilel iu ti eir
The ixi'oriei.fe of thousands dai'.y v
no preparati' ii of In n can l e c- u pa.
.U. It.
j liuj,uiitics of the blood, dtj n h n i f i .i-
i crzy p.i!c and otherwise tiekiy c ::; '.ex: i.s
i dicate its necessity in almost cvviy cviiCeiv:.-ie
i case.
! Inii'-xious iu all m 'Ua -lies In wi.i'-1: ?t h is
1 been tri.il. it li:is proved al-s lut.ly r.r.;lik '.u
: each, ef the f-Mowing complain!:-, w:
I Li lUbllliH. Nircoas' Aif'o ..;.' . ,' .-.
! Dyy'. Cfijtti,.,,,
i Iie i'i' itt Cnyiiwin, b rtji iins 1 1 vt .. -i .
t Salt Rhci in, 3Lsinriilrui:tiiit. li'.'t.v, C7.-. n
I Liver Cvutj Jain's, t7v, a-hu-.'.ts, Ji'ic-i.t t
, Usui, Lu:rii':..it Ftccru, I' ;; the ihrc.
In cases of General IWil ty, vi.. 'her the :e
j suit of acute di.-e.ise, -re.f ti e c-.i.t'i!i'.:"-! dir.ii
i nation of nervous :md muscr.lar n.ergy fr.-s;i
i Chro:.ic complaints one trial ef this rest -raMve
bas proved successful to an c-xt.-;:t which no
: descriotion nor written attestation v...u!-.I reij.i-.r
i credible. Invalids so loi.g U'd-ri-Mcn t have
I become f 'i ,' tti n i'i their own
n,:J.V .i
! have suddenly re-appearcl in thebusy
if j:ut returned fr- :a a protracted ts.vv! in :
j distant lan 1. Some very uA n. of t" :
! kind are attested of l"emr.Je Suth-rcis. et.iaciatc
victr.iis
of ajip
are:
rasauis. san.
; l;ustiin, cr;iii-.i changes, aiw luat i- :,.
; of nervous an I dyspeptic avcrsiou t
exere!M- f r which the !-hvs!cia: has i.
i In Nervous A:Wth -i s" -f u'l kh.-ls
I'll ;.t
;.;r ;
"V;.d '
I icasoiis faiiii.iar to.u .. ii.ci, t..-.
of this preparation of liv.i w.ti-t i.-. -.-'ti'y 1
i salutary, for, m.like the eld oxM-...-. i: i- : .
' i nisi y toitic. without Icing excit.:i ; a:,d . v-
liO.tniig. atnl of.itly, reirui.irly ;j-rieiit, even i:.
'. the most ol .-tii.a'.i; ca-rs f cost'.vi i;v.-s w::'. "i
ever living a p.:-tric punitive -r i:.-i: -.g a
; agteealle seus. ti o;:.
It is this latter pr j.c-rty, an...!;g -t'.icr .i.h:
' makes it so rem.uk.iMy vil'jctuul i i...a:.- ;.:
j a remedy f...r ;V.Vs, r.pcn wh; h i; ah- aj p :.n
; to exeit a distinct ;.n i sjtci i" a ii u, l-v ".:
: persir.g the local tcuehn-.-y which f. eras them
ll.eni.
la Dyspepsia inr.u::Krat i as are i
I a single" Ux e f these Chalybeate Fills
' sufticed for the mo.-t habitual cases,
as . ; t n
3c;ud:ti4
IMilllll
j the attendant o-stircness.
; In unchecke 1 IV arrlio-a. even when advanced
j to Dysentary, conrirmeil emaciating and r.pju
i rently malignrnt, th eff-.-cts Lave letti eqiuliy
tiecisive anu astomsmng.
I Iii the local pains, 1-iss cf hesii and strength.
debiliatil.g cough, and remittent 1 etic, which
generally indicates Ir.cii ieiit C.i:s:imtion, this
i ri'iiniK has allaved the ahrni of frieiids nn.l
I physicians, in several very gratifying and
I tcre.-tP'.g instances.
i In Scrofulous Tuborculsis, this medicated iron
has had far more than the good effect of the
j mokt cautiously balanced preparations of idiom-,
j without any ot their well known liabilities.
I The attention of females cannot be t-.o eonfi
j dently invited to this remedy anl rc-zlvralice. in
. the caces pe-culiarly affecting them,
j In Rheumatism, Kith Chronic and infiamatoi v
i iu the latter, however, more decided! v it has
j be"cn invariably well reported, both as allevi itii
pain and reAlucing llie swellings and stifness ol
i the joints and muscles.
J In Intermittent fevers it must necessarily be
! a great remedy and energetic restv rative, r.ud it
progress in the new settlements f the Wf-t
. .-;il u,l i.. i r i
Di - j ulne
to No
i i.i'iuu.inj lu in.u C'i ingii renown nj
- i whole bis torv ,f mMlJr.. wbl i.
i . a. . t - t .
iiiouiin. iiani'V ana in:iv rest .r. tin.
Ivfollow its use.
Tut up in neat Hat uiettal boxes containing
f0 pills, price 50 cents per Kx; f.r sale by drug
gists and dealers. Will ho sent free t .iauy ad -
dress on rni-int nf flio rirlr..- ill l..ot..r.j ...1...
' ctt., should be a Idressed to"
R. P.. LOCKE, 5- Co., General A cents.
20 Cedar St., N. Y. May, C0.1SC0:ly
EAST AVENUE NURSERY,
J
ROCIICSTIIR, XEW YORK,
W. II. HOYT h Co , PROPRIETORS.
IRUIT, ORNAMENTAL & SHADE TREF.S
. of all kinds, and varieties, promptly fur
nished to order. P. BraniiT. f Loretto. will at.
ten j to sales in this county. Orders addressed
to him will receive prompt attention.
C. M EB R1T, General Agent.
October 19. lS30.-tf.
BLANK .SUMMONS JA AUV;.7'
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all kinds of work in Lis ii;
notice anl :i ras. ;:.il !c tc:
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using i-ut tLe very W-ft iutcr:.:: ..
i but the best worknn-n U n..::; a
: public patronage. Pcrs-!.s wishin
jiurthasii.g a Carriage . 'Avii
this establish n;ci.t. He is p:
ture the i"..!l..win kin.'s 1 '
BUGGIES. ,f
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BAROUCHES. CHAIL't:TEl". . :,.
horse ROCKAWAYS. cl se .r-: r.
C-sj-rii;g C)ACIIES, m-coik; i :
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all ta-tes an I all p-rse-. REl'AIlt
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j I-lenburg, April 27, ISo.--
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a::d Dome-tie LIOUOKS. CI i '
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S?UN DRIES COO Bl isd -o
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Far, (very choke ) 10 Hhds N. 0.
BUs N. O. Molasses. With a ge:.i
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Iron A- Nji i! .! o'l ..f ft.;.-h wdl he .- -
prices forea-h."' "wM. CAKh i C-
February IT, lS-oS.tf
FIRE FI2E ! I FJBE !
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