u
1
"We need not answer fur you these in- j
quines. W c know what mit be the re
sponse of every mind not demented ly
Aliolitionisni.
Have we not shown, then, the policy of i
Abolitionism, if earned out, is to the over- j
throw of our Constitution and I'mon I
That Abolitionists are the enemies of the
Kepublic? lielieving we have dune so, it
remains to inquire : What is the relief fbr
us in this our hour of gloom for our be
loved country.' We answer: Ilemove the '
causes; remove Almlitionism and Secess
ionisni. Put down the former at the bal- i
lot-box: put down the latter (backed by 1
arms,) by force of anus. In the execu
tion of the latter, insist that the Govern
ment shall stand by its plighted faith
to conduct the war to uphold the Consti
tution and the l'liion, and not, as Aboli
tionism wouM have it, to make disunion
complete, and to overthrow the Con-tit u
tion! As I'enn-ylvanians, you have
probably a greater sLikc in the preserva
tion nf the I "nion than the. H'ople of anv
other Stat?.- Should the co-ojierative, yet.
in some sense, hostile movements of Abo
litionism and Seeessionism suceecd. and
disunion become an established fact, lVnn
sylvania, owing to h-r eculiar geographi
cal position, would be exposed to the des
olation and Income the battle-field of the
conflicting forces that might undertake to
settle all questions that would remain as
the heritage of disunion.
These, however, we will forbear now to
contemplate; for we are unwilling to lio
iieve that "that Go I who presides over
the destinies of nations will permit stu b
si terrible disjensation to K-fall us. AVe
are unwilling to believe that the people of
the free States will ever become so mad
dened as to aid the spirit of Alolitionism
that seems now to brood over us like some
evil genius, that would control us to our
destruction. It cannot be I hat we are to
have a doom worse than ln f.-l lkihvlon
sifter she had "become the habitation of
devils and the hold of every foul spirit."
The only excuse oil" -red by Abolitionism
for it- policy is the plausible fallacy that
'i-!avcry is the cause of our threatened
disunion." To those who look on'v to
immediate and proximate causes, this - Mi
xtion is captivating : but to those who re
inemler that the original I'nion, which
waged the war of the devolution, was
imide up of thirteen slave-holding States:
that the Union at the time of the adoption
of the present Constitution, consisted of
twelve slave-holding to one free State. It
is very plain, that instead of slavery pro
ducing disunion tliat, unless it had lieen
recognized and the faith of the whole jioo
ple pledged for its protection, this I'nion
would have never existed.
It would be :is reasonable to argue that
houses and money should le exterminated,
Invause so long as they exist there will be
incendiaries and thieves, sis to argue that
slavery should le destroyed, liecause so
long as it exists there will lie Aliolitionists.
Houses and money are not more cleai lv
und decidedly recognized by the Constitu
tion and laws of the Federal Oovcinnunt.
as subject to the laws and protection of
the States where they exist, as is the right
of the master to the services of his iieirro
t-liive in the States where negro slavery is
recognized. Incendiaries and thieves no
more violate the recognized lights of oth
ers when they bum houses and commit
robbery, thau do Abolitionists, when, by
the underground railroad or other devices,
they deprive the slaveholder of the South
of that property to which the Constitution
and the laws of his State, as well as those
of the I'nited States guarantee protection.
If in the attempt to commit arson or rol
lery, life is taken, it is murder in the first
degree, so too it is murder of the same
grade to take life in the unlawful attempt
to deprive the owner of his rights in the
services of his nep o. And here, too, we
will remark that the present war, if Alo
litionists should succeed in diverting it
from its prouder pur-iosc of upholding the
Constitution and the I'nion, and prostitu
ting it to their cherished object of freeing
negroes by killing white men, would lie
come an atrocious murd-rous war, that
would justly subject all w ho gave it such
direction to the pcualtyof the law imposed
against the highest of crimes.
The policy of Aliolitionisin, therefore,
is not only unsupported by one tenable
ground, even for its palliation, but judged
by its objects and its ctiects, it i in the
highest degree criminal and di.-lov;d. 1JV
cradicating Abolitionism, we remove not
only sectionalism from the "North, but the
cause of sectionalism in the South.
The fall of AlK!itionism, we verily 1
lieve, would in a short time le attended
the fall of seeess'onism. Although the
imaginary advantages of a Southern
Confederacy, entertained by many in the
revolted States, has secured for it uneon
clitioi.al supporters, yet the desolation that
lias already attends! up n their efforts at
separation, the continued pressure of our
arms, and the recollections of the
bles.-ings of the I'nion, will, upon, the
removal of the cause of Southern 'sec
tionalism, revive thsir sentiments of na
tionality. We believe that ujon the substantial
extinction of Aliolitionism, the Union cer
tainly can lie restored, but that, without
such extinction, it never can lie. It is.
therefore, quite as essential that the ener
gies of the loyal men of the North be di
rected against the Abolition foes of the
Union as it is against Secession fes. It
remains, therefore, only to inquire in what
way can these energies ? most effective
ly directed to accomplish the desired pur
jKise ? We reply, only by sup-xirting the
organization of the Democratic arty.
There is no other thoroughly loyal party
in the land : it has always leen national ;
it is the only party that has no affiliation
of sympathy with sectionalism North or
South it is the only party in lYnnsylva
nia that is not in the synqiathy or supiMirt
of such friends as Wade. Sunnier, Gree
ley, Phillips, Ixivcjoy smd Will not. The
national men who supported Holland Eve
rett in the late Presidential canvass, we
lielieve, may now be counted in the ranks
of the Democratic party. Tbe only other
jiolitical organization in this State is the
enemy of the Democratic party which has
rallied once more under the designation of
the People's party. This party held their
Convention at llanisburg on the 17th
instant, and their true character is n
biuidautly shown that in their resolutions
they eulogize and sustain Senator Wihnof,
while they condmn Senator Cowan: both
by the homaire paid to Mr. Wilmot, and
by' refusing to Mr. Cwa:i even the meed
of faint praise." Th distinguishing
lent lire in the jmlitieal course ,f those two
Senators, it is well l.iio. n, is that Mr.
Wilmot has siipjmrtcd the extremist Abo
lition members of the present Congress,
whilst Mr. Cowan h.is won the admira
tion and confidence of every Union-loving
patriot in the land by his honest and fear
less opposition to these measures mea
sures that tended to make Disunion per
petual. Can any loyal man in the State, there
fore, hesitate which of the two pilitical
organizations is entitled to his support?
The standard liearers selected by the
Democratic State Convention sire in
every resjiect deserving of your confidence.
Isaac Si.knki i:, Esq.. our candidate
for Auditor Gen end, is a gentleman of
distinguished ability and sji:l--s reputa
tion. He is a native of York county,
Pennsylvania liorn of German parents,
smd who were tillers of the soil. The
early political course smd well tried in
tegrity of Isaac Slenker.is well known to
many of the people of Pennsylvania. In
1n31 he was elected to represent
I'nion and Northumberland counties in
the Semite of Pennsylvania ; and while
too many Senators in that body yielded to
the intlueiKV tliat were employed by the
late Hank of the United States to obtain
its charter from a Pennsylvania Igis!a
ture, Isaac Sleiiker, with eleven others, sis
honest men, resisted these influences, and
won the reputation of faithful among the
faithless. He was upon the Judiciary
Committee of the Senate, smd t;n.k sui
active psirt in the revision of our civil
code. At the expiration of his Senato
rial term, Mr. Slcnkcr returned again to
the practice of his profession as a lawyer,
smd since then has 1kvii out of public j
sitiou. except that in lS."t he was one of
the Presidential Electors on the Demo
cratic ticket in this State. Mr. Slenker
is a gentleman oi comm. in ling sibiiities :
highly exemplary in his habits of life : of
great industry smd purity of diameter.
Cor Jamks P. Pai:i:, our csmdidatc
for Surveyor General, is the editor stud
proprietor of the Pittsburg l si news
pajer that since Mr. Parr's connection
with it, has ever lieen the jidvoeate of
sound principles. During the present
civil war the l'4 has sibly sidvocatcd the
prosecution of the war for the suppres
sion of the rebellion, smd the preservation
of the Constitution smd the I'nion. At
the same time it has been unsparing in its
hostility to that disloyal party or combina
tion that has sought to prostitute such war
to the mere purjiose of nmo emancipa
tion, smd to that jmlicy in conducting it
that necessarily tends to make disunion
pcqicttial, and to eniianently destroy our
republican form of government. Mr.
Pair, like Mr. Slenker, is a lVimsylva
nisin by birth, born in the count- of West
moreland is a practical printer has
raised himself to si proud political smd
business tosition by his industry ami en
ergetic character, ami is a gentleman of
promptness and integrity in nil his pri ate
and political relations.
While our candidates have great reason
to entertain a just pride that they have
lieen selected sis the standard-Bearers of a
great national party, st niggling to main
tain the Union and Consiitniion against
dangerous and insi hiotis assaults of th ir
enemies, still that party may well con
gratulate itself that it is so worthily repre
sented in its st anda vd-l icarvrs.
Fellow-countrymen, a great issue is be
fore you. It involves the momentous
consideration whether AW.ition f.ies North
or Secession foes S.mtli shall destroy
them! Every patriot in the land should
know and feel that the only chance fir
the preservation of our present Govern
ment, its Constitution and the I'nion
based thereon, is in the suevss of the
five Stsites at the next election! If we
fail, then, all is lost, and the hitherto
glorious fabrie of our once great Govern
ment will fall into the abyss of anarchy,
or else upm its ruins a despotism will lie
resuvd.
In cither event, our future will be
marked in desolated homes, ruined for
tunes the deprivation of personal lilierty
and iersonal security, smd very possibly
our soil and our stream be reddened with
the blood of our own people. In such
circumstances we apjieal to every loyal
IVunsylvauian to do his duty bv giving
his energies, his influence, and his" vote to
insure the success of the nominees of the
Democratic party.
IVy order of the Committee.
F. W. HUGIIKS, Chairman,
Piiii.AiKi.rniA, July 20, 182.
II. L. Johnston-.
Gko. V. Oatuas.
JOHNSTON & OATBIAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Klensburr Cambria County Penna.
Office opposite tXie Court House.
Dec. 4. ly.
OI1N FEXLOX, KsQ. Attorn :t at
Law, Ebcnsburg, Cambria county Pa.
Oftice on Main stieet atljoiuiug his dwel
ling, ix 2
WALTER BELL,
I'UYSICIAX AM) SIKCDOV,
Si mmitvii.i.k, Cam bki a Coi ntv. Pknna.
3-Ofike at the Summit M.uision II jUsc.-CQ
1 Jj me. .C'2 omu j
MICHAEL 1 1 A SS O X 1jVt to r n k v
at Law. Eocti-biirg. C.unbri.i Co. Pa.
Oliiiee i n M;iiu stnt t, thice do rs East
of Julian. ix '2
OR WM. K. IIUKD'S
Em
i mi i cem
r I
j j n
J
, WILLIAM, KITTELL.
Cambria Couniy Pcniia. j
OtIIce Coluuutlc run. i
pcc. 4. ISO
1 S. &J. C. XOOX ATroi:NKvs at j
Law. Elicii.biirp; m l Johustowii, Pa.
t()lli;ein Elcijsbur;, M.iiri s'reet tn-nd-Hirs
IclJw the " M mm.iin II iise,"aiid in Johns :
town, on Main street opposite the" Mansion
IIouse."May 8,1SGL ;
NEW ARRIVAL i
JOHNSTOWN j
MARBLE WORKS !
'1 ho undersigned begs kave to inform j
'rrt the citizens oi Cambria and a l ;
t j'-in'm.-I counties tliat l.e has just
S-V1-'-:''! ' ree.-ived a frc-h stK;ki.f the fme.-t
.WV ITALIAN a:,d other MarLles.
''-Jl'H at his eitabiishnient on Frank- i
t ;jj ? lin strcf-t, Johnstiiwn. MoN- i
3 UMEXTS, T M IIS . MA XT i
ELS. GP.AVK STOXES, TAliLE &
P.l'lllUU TOPS. iaa;:fuictured of the j
mot beautifu! an 1 tii.-cst pia;ity of For j
ein an l Iloine.-tie Marble, always oti liand ,
a ud made to order as cheap as they cau be ,
iiiircba.-ed in the tity, without the ad
dition -f carriage. j
GKIXDSTUXES of various rits and
sizes, suitable for Fanners and Mechanics, i
sold either by wholesale or rctai. j
Prompt attention paid tu rlers from
a di.-tanee, and work delivered wherever '
i"e.-i;i-l. lie invites the piihiic to call aii4l
exatiiir.e l is .-t'ick, aa he feels satisfied he ;
can sell cheap. i
For the convenience of persons residing
in the a.-t an.l Xoith of the county, speci
mens may he seen end orders 1. ft with jeo.
Hunt h'-, at hisTinwae E.-tablishu.ei.t in
ElK'r.shurj;.
JO! IX PARKE.
Johmtown, March IS 1 Jr0 1 . I y-
ScMing- Machines.
R. A. 0 KERR, AGENT,
ALTOOXA. ULAiK LULXTY PA.
1 Jf" pic.-eiiting the ah ve namctl Sc.vm
-fi.-L Mahinea to the tx:ituiiiatioii ai.d
consideration of the public, the Aeut
desires to call attention to t'ue fact that
during the hu-t eiht years. t!;ert; has been
over 14 0G0 more of thc.-e machines sold
than any others in th: i: s-i Uct. This alone
is convincing proof of ti e superiority of
these machine over all others.
These machines cau be seen and examined
at the .-tore of the Ant. in Altoona.
Price of Xo. 1 Machine. Suvcr Plated,
Glass F.ot .and new style Ileminer JiJ-j.
Xo. 1 Ornamental Uroii.e. (';as Foot new
sfle Hrmmcr Jo." Xo. 3, Plain, with
oiil s.tle llcnuucr $4.
X. Ii. Full instructions ivcn gratis ; and
for particulars address 11 A O Kerr, Altoona
P'airco., Pa. ?J3. 8, ly.
A SUKE KKMEY FOli A
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTHS,
CA.NKEB,
DISE.VSED ULEEDIXG G CMS,
XUKS1XG SOllF MOUTH,
And the let specific nov in use fjr any
disease! conditiou of the mouth. It is pai
ticularly len.ficial to pcrsins wearing
ARTIFCIAL TEETH,
comple ely destroying every taint of the
mouth, absorb'cg and removing all impuri
ties, insuring
A SWEET DIIEATII
to all who make use of it. Xo Yorxo La
nv a Yorxu Gentleman vho is afliicted
with a
P.AD DIIEATII
should delay ajij'plying tlii- renicly, for it's
a cei tain eurE, and. is approved and mvm
mended ly t v. ry physician under w'iOsC
notice it has leen biouht.
a bad l::!:atii-
is an ofilrnce for which tLcre is no excuse
iit fv.ii. ii. iiritgrs
HOUTH WASH
can Ikj procured
Many perxns carry with them a 1-a 1 breath
greatly to the annoyance and often to the
disgust of those with whom they come in
contact, without Wing ensci .us of the
fact. To relieve your.df from all fears re
girding this,
csk in:, wm. n. nci'.i.'a m i iii wa-ii.
Cleanliness of the mouth is of gr-at in
portance to the general health, which is of
ten affected, and not unfrcpicntly seriously
impaired, through wmt of proper sitt--ution
to this subject.
I SK OR. WM. i: IIThlsMoi lU W Asil.
Prepared at Dr. liurd's Dei.ud Oi:ke.
No. 77 Foi.rth Str.-.t, Biooklvn. E. I).
Price 37 Cents per' Bottle.
A Ii!era! d..-couiit l.iadr to dealer.-.
Ad Iress Principal Ji:ioe. Tribune Iluild
ngs. Xo, 1 Spriice Stnet t. Xew York.
bold in Philadelphia I v Dv-.ttiV Co..
Xorth 2nd. Street; ( . J "HubU-11, 1J10
Chestnut Street ; and by :di Druggists.
Ilt . H.M. II. Ill'SlD
TOOTH POWDER
This Powder jisscsses the
CAKBOXIC WITHOUT THE IXJUKI-
Ol'S PKOPEKTIF-S OF CHAKCOAL.
and is free from all Acids or Alkalies that
can it in the least injure the Teeth.
Its atin bkim; kntikit.y mutiaxical
1'OI.ISHIXU WITHol-T WEAl:IXi TUE tX-
AMKL.
Dr. Wm. B. Hurd's Tooth Powder
Is recommended by all eminent D-i,tisTs.
Prepare.! at Dr." Hurd's D i.tal Ofike.
Xo 77 Fourth street. Brooklyn. E. D.
PPJCE J5 CEXTS PI. P. P.HX.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal turiee. Tril-ut:e Build
in::-, Xo 1 Spruce Street New York.
S ili in Philadelphia bv Dctt it Co., t;3-J
Xorth 2nd. Street ; O. J. HuLbc:i, UIO
Chestnut Street ; and ly all Druggists.
Oil. WM. II :II1'1II)S
TOOTHACAE DROPS.
FCK THE Cl'KKdF
TOOTHACHE.
produced by ex post, 1 neives.
It is particularly adapted to ;dl ca-cs of
children afllicteil with
TOt )T1I A CUE.
I'arents can relieve iheinst-lves fruu that
Ji.-trcssing weariness cru-ed bv
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and their children from great sr.fi ring, by
keeping a bottle of
IMS. WM. B. IIL KD's TOoTHACHK )'.K PS.
in the liouse.
Prepare.l at Dr. Hurd's Dental Omce, Xo
77 Fourth Street Brookhn E. D.
it.k:e oxly ij cexts pei: bottle.
A lileeral discount made to dealers.
Address principal Oftice, Tribune Build
ings. Xo. 1 Spruce Street Xew York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dy. tt &. Co., 232
Xorth 2nd. Street: 0. J. HubUll Hlo
Chestnut Street; and by .'d! Druggists.
benefit, for no one can estimate how much
pain, suffering, unhappiness, ind disfigure
ment, exjKnse, Ions of time and money
would be saved to the country if every fam
ily to day bad one of these lockages, which,
in itself, is a complete set of Dental Berne
dies. Address W'x. B. Ilrnu & Co. Trib
une BuildingXew York, and write came and
address plainly. Tliat remittances may be
made with confidence, Y. B- II. & Co. re
fer to the Mayor of Brooklyn, to G. W. Grif
fith. President, of the Farmer's and Citizen's
Bank. Brooklyn ; to the Editors of the Am
iean Mnan afactures" Gazette ; to Jct, Coe
Co., P Jv-cblishers' Agents. New York ; to
rdere'rARXDn, Esq., who know a Ood
P. T. Bhen they see it and who Las already
Ling wa second supply, etc.
1O0O ARciits tVanted:
To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Beniedies
into every G unty, Men or Women who
want to make money quickly, can do letter
with thee articles than any t Li: g in market,
They aie new. useful, low priced, and we
are spending thousands in adve.tiscing them
f.)r the benefit of agents. Boxes of samples
centaiiJi'g one d en of the e-ne dollar pack
ages alK.ve sjx-cilie-d. ft it li circidai s will I
s'.iit. on receipt cf scrrii 'L.ltarf. al;t half
price, to any person wishing to tc.-t tiisorhr r
.-kill in selling with the view of becoming
an agent. They can 1-e sold in a day. tyWe
Toul'l rohrr pay iifirle titan Ci-Minissfus
to Ui"S: trio jiruce t'i(i;.-.2cis ry'iiinit talcs
Hi fill.
C7"X'ow is the time to get into business.
For ad Iress an J references see the al-ove.
GEO. HDXTLT,
VHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OF TIN, COPPER, AND
SHEET-1 BOX WAlIi:, AXI DEALEB
IXCo'king. Parlor, and Heating Stoves,
Xai's, Cilas-. A.-c. Arc. lie- also has on
Ik.ii I a very large assortment of the above
articles, which he will sell ?.t a very binall
advance in cost. fr cas!i-
l'.b--i.sburg, July luth. l'Jl. tf.
MX A U P A CTO HI:
M II.TLI I It tUYCS
l'ROl'F.ItToK. i llKXslllioCAVUHIA CofXTV TA
Crawford Street, a few doors lx-low tije-c-er-ner
t f Jiiiian and Craw ford,
MAXTFACri'IiES ALL KIXDS OF
PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
BAROUCHER, CHARIOTEES,
BOCKAWAYS, CACHI-"-S, SLElC.llES,
Also se on. 1 baud work i f dim-rent kinds,
making in all a variety that will tuit the
purso of every Ixuly.
Xj BEPA1BIXG done with neatness and
disjatcli
"J hankfcl 1". r pa.-t f.ivo s. he hoje. ly
usincr g- ! materials, to merit a continu-ince
of the patronage Inietof jre gien to him.
Pel. ins wishing to purcha-e any artie'e
in Lis. iiiie. will io w 11 to call at his esta"-
..... . (
V
JOHN B. FRCv
MinremYiPrrifPVT
1U.IL
Pint tO r T.l
Crsets, H jf'ii sT.;V!'',
ies' and Quldrcn' s 1
erchiefs. Fancy Go -.'" -. '
MAIX STl.EET J'elio
Xcr. 20 i i -
NEW DRUM si:
WHOLESALE & f J
The suWriUr i..vi: j7...i
ui; to m b::, ma "
the "Scott Hor..v" I.
cLcajx-r than ever it f ,re
His st k Wing CLtir..:;".,
with care and ta-n?, ve
the assurance that it . !
all to call an ! x.c.;s-
making the-r pv.rcha. '.
Hi ttock ci;!.r.vis a f " ..."
DRUGS, ItlEDICLVES 'rrrJ
FIXE HAIIi AND -Jo
PEEFUHE
TRUSSES AXD S:..."
PA 1 L.N I MLDKINLsi f -:
For Sacratuentai, Jl:,-
I'5-?-' -sts:
FAXCY AXD TiLLT
GLASS. PFTJ V. I'.'v
YAi;xis:n: t
Bl"i:XlXG FLl "Li'u.:
Ac, tVc., ,v
I:r:ic;i!ar are:.!' . '.
GT.OCEU.V AXD ini'r v
AXT' -.!:,'
ZZT PHYSICIANS' ;:y
carefully Cor;,p-,.
prom j tly and c rrc:".y 5
CO" Medicine warra:.v.- -
best 'jiin'itT.
J-.hr.stown, Junv 4, - '
panic mm
hshnietit : he cnip:. ys uoh! w. .rknu
his w-'jk will W guar.in?e d.
D-emd'Cr. 1S!,' lrol. 1'v's.
and
WILLIAM hlCHTEB. Pi:ui-u!KToRfc
G rnor of Clii ton and So -on 1 S;reU.- J .hn
town (Jiind ria c -tinty Pa.
ti- Carriages will convey passenger,
fr. ui and to the Bail Head d.'pot.
mini nm
in to 4o -
COPPER KETT.
3 piarts to ii
ail -oU ):- .
SHELT HUtX HI!
evrv vr v.
LXAMKI.Clt TLi:i
I ZIKC WASHEOI
. tor -5 . cuts, we rt:. "
; sad u:tixs or ii:
j all s:.:e and be.-t ji!a!:: . ."
I CKK1XG STi
j Tri.-nu.ed c-- i hte, w::'. :...
f lent.-. Fr r.i '.
EGG STOVES, 51. v. :
HFATIXrt Ciu.K s7 r
! bbadley okix..; t
tlUIT &. CO.. Hi 2 Til:
! HLBBOX 4- Oi.. A I'll 'Y: .!
j J. gal G!:r.:;.-.
and every oth. r l':t:sl u: j
BOOTS AXD SHOES.
1 tic iinuer.-ig:iei resi eetfullv an-
resi eetfullv an- ii.
n ounces lo the eiiizcns oi Jotnistown
and vicinity that he still continues
the Shoe-making business at his new standi
on MAIX street, two doors West of John i
Diljeil's store, in the room former! v or- !
! cupieM ny doscpti Ji.jore and recently by
! Ievi Jacobv. A good stock of
SHOES, GAITERS &c,
of 1 lis own manufacture, for M -it's H'oiiien,s
end Cfiiulreu'x rcenr, alwaj-s on hand, or
made to order at short notice in the best
manner and en tlie most reasonable terms.
All work warranted as good as the best.
Give me a call and try me. C. W. CBAXE.
Johnstown Xov, 9, "tiO.-lv.
SADDLERY! SADDLERY!
milESIJBSCTilBEIl would resrctfully
A inform the citizens of Ebeusburg and
surrounding country, that he has opened a
Saddler's shop, in the basement of his
dwelling house, on Horner street, where he
is prepared to furnish to order on the
most reasonable terms, every d scription of
Saddles, Bridles, and Harness &c.
Having many years' exrerience in the
business, employing none bu-' the Wst
workmen, and using the Wst material upon
all his work, he hopes to nierrit and receive
a liberal share of the public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken 'in
for work, and the highest market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebcnsburg. Sept.. 14, lS53.-tf.
ETMOfi WORK OF ALL KINDS DOXE
AT THIS OFFICE OX SHORT NOTICE
AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
M
D. MAGEHAX. Esq. Attousei
llriii
Ebtuburg Pa
DR. WM- B. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS,
FOR THE CUBE OK
NEUBALGIA.
or Toothache produced hv colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA,
is immediately cured by their application.
They act like a charm, an 1 are perfectly
harmless in their nature ; do not produce a
blister, and leave no unpleasant results.
nit. wm. u ncno's sm.-rai.gia iei.ASTtns.
never f.-.il to give satisfaction to all who
test thiir virtue.
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office,
Xo, 77 Fourth Street. Brooklyn. E. 1).
PRICE, ONLY 1.3 CENTS EACH.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Oilice, Tribune Build
ings. No, 1 Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia bv Dyoft &, Co.. 232
Xorth 2nd Street; O. J. ilulbcll, ltlo
Chestnut Street; and 1 v all Druryitts.
Dec, 18 d'Ul-ly. " .
Notice. We aredaliy icceiving orders to
and by mail for one orniorcof )r. Hurd's
Dental Bemolies, which we cannot fill.
None are mailable except the Xeural.jia
riasler, which we send on receipt of Price
(15 cents) and one stamp. But to accoin
ail ate persons in places where the druHsts
and storekeepers are Whiud the age we
haxe put up packages in white embossed
boxes, seven inches by four, with compart
ments each box containing a bottle of Dr.
Hard's Mouth Wash, and TjothA he Drops
a box of TootA rvicJer, the Neuralgia J'las,
trr, and a valuable little Treatise on TecUt
and their Diseases, the lest mrans ofprcscrc
ing flicwi, W ihc projvr licit meat' r.f Chil
drenys Teeth, worth of itself the eatirc cost
to every youug man or woman, or parents
with young children; with sundry othel
articles ; price ocr package one dollar, or ix
packages for $5, sent l.y express as directed
As the Express charges arc not much, if any
more on a dozen than ou one, it is far cheap
cr to order six or dozen packages at a time.
A large family will want all. or the surplus
can bo disposed of to neighbors with nuhJic
EBBXSBUHG HOUSE.
mhe undcrs:ged having purchased r.nd
1 taken poss ',mi: ,,f t'nc Eltnl ui:
House (lorniely .Uj J. .1 hv H.-riry Fo.-ter.)
will Ik; happy to re eive and aeciniu.l
ate his old customer.-, and I1 oiheis who
may 1-c di.-p-.se-l to patn nb.e him. Tiie
1'roprietor nil.- a--.-r.rcd from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE A: other facilities that
lie can offer at least as good accommo
dations as can be had at any other in the
place. He is in possession of a larce suppl y
of the choisest li.piors with which his bar
will be furnished: his table will lc furn
ished with all th luxuries of the season, and
he intends by his hospitality and care, to
merit the patrouage of ali those who s't4p
withhim.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
EUusburg April, 17, If 01. tf.
j manufacturci's st -vet ..I
i preicun-d i n o iiaj
rODD PLATES AXi CHAT:'
i r.l .-avs r-r. :.
OARBOX OIL LA MI'.-'
1.25, LUillXEYS an": V. 'i .
wavs o:: ':. r ;.
S P 0 I T I
mim house.
EBENSBURG PA.
JOHN A. ELAIR. Proprietor.
T11EPHOPIHETOR will spare no pains
to render this Hotel, worthy of a contiuua
tionofthe lil-eral share of public patn n-a-e
it has heretofore received. His table
wi'.l always In; furnished with the lest the
msrkit alfords: his bar with the best ef
liqu. rs.
His stable i-large, and willlne attendevl,
bv an attentive and obliging ho.-tlcr.
El cnburg Ai r.I7 1S61.
chair" manufactory.
WILLIAM P. PAT 1 OX.
JOIIST1'.
ALL KLUS OF CHAIRS,
such as common Winsor Chairs, Fret Back
Chairs, Yie-nna Chairs. Bustle Chairs. Bim
Backed Chairs, Sociable Chairs,
(Eanc Srat (Shirs,
ROCKING CHAIRS, OF EVERY SIZE,
SPRIA'B SEAT (H.UIIS
Settees, Lounges. &c, Ac.
CABINET FURNITURE
of every description and of latest
STYLES. WITH PRICES TO SUIT THE
Tastes of all.
Thankful for past favors, ho respect
full- tolicits a liberal hare of public patron
age. Clinton Street, Johnstown Cambria
Co. Ti. November 20th, 18(51. lr
BEST yl'ALlTY. p
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!H7 A J-.',; . jr r i.
MINKU LAMP--;
OIL t'ANv
1'owi k:
sd! s7.. c.-n.-tantiv .
rOFFKK .MILLS, oT ct
TOASTIXG FORKS. 'Y-Ti -
i EBS, JELLY Cake M ul b. "-
Sjh .us. COAL BUCKETS.
WHOLESALE OIIKCJ
AT Tiit
JOilXSTOWS STOVE iV liol E
CANAL STREn
Opposite the YW;:.
ask ron
FKANK W.IIAY S vrAEl"
and save frmfi jcrrn,', -ti v .:
EITHER FOR CAM! J-- "
Johnstown Ajril. 1. 1
HARNESS ! AKD
The undersignevi kc: -hand
and is still manul.t:.!' : -T
in his line Mich as.
SADDLES,
FIXE SIXGLE iv IioriU h
DHAFT HARNE-
BLIND BRIDLES. Ill DEW
CHECK UXES. HALTi:i.
BRJCMJiAXI
&c, iVc.
which he will dispose ef it 1 '
casli.
His work is all ta:T.!.t h
pcrienccd, he juits the l'st f ''
work. TJiankful for pa-t fivi
by attention to business torn: .: -ance
the patronage licrct 1 v
ly extoudd to him.
Shop a few doors West eft "
House." lUoll-
Elensburg Dec, 11. lfGl-'-
NOTICE.
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The Dockets of F. 31- th '-'
in tlie hands of the un h is:'
interested will please notice.
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