u "1 5 1J-.J. -T 4 By consnitation with your friend Mr. Qarriron, of Botton, I learned thut bo had been laboring for years to overthrow the government, . and Mill had at tho head of his newspaper the motto, The Constitu tion league with Hell" which, he in formed mc, was a stem; but if he could get the people of America to believe that the founder of the Kepublic were in the fellowship of Your Majesty, it would be all right. He made issue on the question of slavery, which exists only in the South em Stair, and had well nigh brought matters to a climax in 1 850. when an old fool named Webster, from Boston, said, The Constitution found slavery among a?, it recognized it, and gave it solemn g-jamntie and argued that the people ould not conscientiously disregard these pledges. (What he meant by thi?, I can not My, as conscience is indefinable known only to the followers of your Enemy. However, it had a great eSect with the people.) This Webster, and a fellow named Clay, by great exertions, succee ded ia cementing the Union as firmly as before. The eiforts of Messrs. Garrison, Phillips & Co., having failed, the country went on in the even tenor cf its way. I perceived at once that the plan of your well-wishers was excellent that it was the only way ia which we could succeed. I immediately commenced tho organiza tion of Abolition Aid Societies ; whispered in the ears of a politician named Giddings i -a- . " ana one namea lovejoy ooin your par ticular friends to counsel the people to steal ail the negroes they could, and to re sist the Fugitive Slave Law a part of ths Constitution. - Also, with very little effort, I succeed id in inducing popular preachers of the Gospel to preach, instead of " Christ and him crucified," the "Slave holder and him be damned." I proceeded immediately to New York city, and had a conference with our worthy Horace, and urged tha necessity of tending fome eniifcaric to Kansa?, a territory then about to be admitted into the Union as a S'atc. Horace was delighted. ' Cer tainly," said he, " I am in on that. The column of my paper are at your service, and Til and Jim Iicdpath to Kansas as our spocial cyrreapondent. You know Jim ia good at getting up a lie, and can picture the imaginary outrages in glowing colors." This ready acquiescence of Horace should not be forgotten, nnd, in .return for hia valuable services, I hope Your Majesty will see that he is furnished with comfortable apartments when he ' shuffles oiFthe morlal coil." As was anticipated, this programme caused the most intense excitement . throughout the whole country. The con servatives endeavored to qu?ll the storm, and maintained that the South should have their rights that every State should regulate its own domestic affair? that riavery could not be interfered with, &c. The people of the South met the matter boldly, bir.g determined to stand up for their interests. They alao sent emigrants to Kan?.a, for the purpose of planting slavery there. They contended that the Northerner and Southerner should both jro to the Territory with their property, and that when the people formed a S:atr Con- tion, it wu deemed advisablo to givo him the contract of inaugurating Mr. Seward's idea of on irrepressible conflict." lie was eager for the'task, and, after being furnished with arms, ammunition and men, he made a raid upon Ilnr-ier'a Ferry, for the pur-jose- of setting the negroes five. Although he did not succeed very well, his efforts produced the most intense ex citement. It was as a match to a train of powder. Of course we denied having any connection with the matter, and thus escaped punishment, but old lirown was caught aud hung. He died like a hero. A3 he is in your dominions, and can com municate personally with Your Majesty, it is unnecessary for me to enter into a history of the case. John did well, and dj try and give liim as cool a cell as possible. The Harper's Ferry aflair did much towards dissolving the Union. But a few more straws were needed and the back of the camel would have been broken. One Mr. Helper had been chased out of California for forgery and came to my embraeci-. Seeing tliat he was rather in telligent and willing for any service, I told him to write a book, and in proportion to the amount cf blackguardism, abuc of the South and general misrepresentation contained therein, would be his pay. He commenced, and in d'ie time the work appeared, entitled the "Impending Crisis." It was a perfect success, and I hope I may be pardoned for saying that it was a work worthy of Your Majesty. I send WALTER BELL, PHYSICIAN AM Sl'KGCO.T, Scmhitville, Cambria Cocstt. FxjfXA. CO-OEce at the Summit Mansion Ilourf.-CO lljune .02 3mo It. L. Johnston. Geo. W, Oatmax. JOHKSTOW OATEIAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Ebecsburg Cambria County Penna. Office opposite the Court House. Dec. 4. WILLIAM KITTELL. ftornni at ato, btnsbnrg, Cambria Comity Penna. Office Colonade row. Dee. 4. 1SG C rcular from the Catb Store t The subscriber would respectfully an- I called a caucu3 of the members of thing,' stitu'.ion thev should whether or not slavery should exist. ballot We kept the bnll moving. Your organs teemed with horrible outrages!" said to have bsen committed by the pro-slavery men. We. got rp the phras?, Weeding Kansas," an-! represented the country as desolated by the Southern b-irbarians. "We contended that the Southerners Congress, who " understood the and told them thev must indorse this book and recommend it for general circulation. Two or three of the members objected ; thereupon the faithful set up a tremendous howl of 'disapproval. Therefore, a'd signed ir sixty-nine members of the Con gress cf the United States. Another " good lick." The time for the nomination of another candidate for President had now arrived, and we centered on Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois a man well suited fur the posi tion, as the greater part of his life had baen spent in splitting rait. We went into the contest boldly. Making tools of Win. L. Yancey and o.hr Southern lead ers, I succeeded in dividing the Demo cratic party thus making our chance sure. We boldly proclaimed our princi ples "m union with slaveholders" "' slaveholders are a nuisance ; wc must abolish all nuisances" " slave-holding is the sum of all viilanies" slaveholders are more criminal than common murder ers" "Congress has exclusive jurisdic tion over the question of slavery in the territories it is the duty of Congress to abolish slavery." " The Constitution is a league with hell" "A Higher Law." " Down with Southern aristocracy up with negro equality." In this manner we preached, and Mr. Lincoln was elected. Being pledged to carry out the ideas of his party, the eo ple of the South became alarmed, nnd at the suggestion of a few political dema gogues, withdrew from the Union. This was another point gained. In order to li'tp t'iem out, I urged "our boys" to fight rather than compromise and so a war has bc.cn going on for two years, :;n J as yet no prospects of settlement. On the rirst of January, at my suggestion, Mr. IJncoIn issued a proclamation declaring all the slaves in the Sonlli fne. There can now la no hone of a reunion. all cut-threat? were , while, "our men" were all innocence (confidentially, they were se lected from the greatest rascals in the country.) President Pierce, by Lis con servative course, diJ much harm to our cause, jet the seeds of discord were plan ted and gave promise of a good yield. The year 185G had arrived the great period for which we had been so long preparing. A new President was to le elected, and I deemed this a propitious moment for the new party which we had formed to take a bold stand. Accordingly I proposed the matter to the representa tive men of You Majesty's ideas, an J they assembled at Philadelphia and there nominated John C. Fremont the chap to whom you gave the gold mines. He furnished the money we. did the wire pulling and talking. We raided a banner having a star" for each free State. We boldly proclaimed disunion, rather than live with slaveholders. Mr. Fremont was r.ot elected, but received a verv re spectable vote. Jame.4 Buchanan was chosca i 'resident by a large majority. Hi took Lis scat, a:;d the country again settled down to lis wonted quietude. I began t despair, and v. as about to retire from tlie contest, but your boys all said "try again!" I -ratted them on the shoulder kindly, and told them to go to work. Mr. Seward, one of your adroitest agents, announced to ihc- public that there was an " irrepressible oonr.ict" going on between freedom and slav--ry ; but he was sharp enough not to mention any names, OKI Abe contended, after the manner of the Bible, which you know is a favorite book with the pj-ople, thiU, " A house di vided against itself cannot sta d this country must become all five or all slave." Abe worked hard ; and very properly has received his reward. 1 h:ive the honor of announcing that he : now President of tho United States. At this time, John Krown, one of our emissaries to Kana. returned and asked iff otbw joK After zaooh cor.aidrra- Thc great work is nearly over, and I have the pleasure of announcing to Your Majesty that the LTiiiou is dissolved that a most destructive war is raging that the signs "indicate a general disso lution, and the will coma then great day of our rcj jici:ig. I have the honor to b, with much respect, Your Majesty's humble servant, . SriiHTCS Poutico, Agent for Dep't of America. NEW ARRIVAL JOHNSTOWN JIAHBLB WORKS 'lli uiiilt-rsigjeJ Wgs leave to inform the citizens t-l Canibria and ad jiining counties tbat he has just fA7',il ""cetvtd a fresh stockof the finest hlf&r - ITALIAN' aud other Marbles. v at h'3 ttabijshment on Fr.ink tjg lin street, J...hnstown. MOT r UMEXTS.-TOM US. 51 A NT (!UA VK STONES, TABLB & BUREAU TOI'S, manfuactured cf the mort beautiful and finest quality of For cign and Domestic McrMe, aiwaysuu hand a u! made to onler as cheap s they cau -e purchasel in the city, without" the ad ditinn of carriage. liillNDSTONES of various grits aud sizes, suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold either by wholesale or retai'. Prompt attention paid to orders from a oistance, and work delivered wherever dohired. He invites the public to call and examine his stock, as he feels satisfied he can sell cheap. For the couvenience cf persons resijin" in the eat and North of the county. speci mens may be seen and orders left with Geo. Huntley, at hUTiuware Establishment in Ebensburg. JOHN PARKE. Johnstown, March IS 18G1.-Iy. nounre to the uulic tti.it ho lias just re turned from the East with his stock if FALL AND.W1NTEII GOODS, which he will tell, as usual, at a very small advance on cost, FOi; CASH ONLY. He is unable. to give a price list uwiug to the daily fluc tuations iu thw market. His stock is the heaviest and most com plete ever bruuht to the place, and having been purchased at tho very lowest ca-sh priceo, will t e sU at prices which make it to the interest of cash buyer to call and ex amine his stmk and be convinced that he can and does sell little cheaper thau any credit establishment. lie would call particular attrim to Lis l.irg Mock k. DKY CtKCS. embracing all the latest and MOS f DF-SIUARLE STYLF25 OF LADIES' DltESS CUOD-S to le fouud I iu the Eastern marlvtt. A lull s rtmcut j of fancy and plain Flannels and shirting; large and excellent supply of Linen and Muslins, dozens of patterns f Lilies' :nl Ueiit's Glovts, all styles of ll.iery. with the most complete selection of S'aawls ever extibiteil in this maiket; any amount of Nubias, Opera IIools; Laliej' Patent Yesls. and a trcmenluous pile of Am-iiue. Kelly V Cc.'k Patent Hoop Skirts, ranin" born Lur to fifty springs, which will ts wld at least 2) per cent, under present maiket price. Our stock of GUOCEUICS is compete and stlfing a few ceiits lelow i.th?r et;ib hshmeoU. Our Syrups range from 40 to 70 tenU per gallun. We wcuM invite par ticular attention u our large stock of Gov crnmeut Coffee, bought befvte the late heavy advance, which we sell at 20 cents per lb. It is far superior to any f the sub ttitutes lately invented. Ye have also a heavy stock of TEAS, raniiig in price from CO cents per pound upwards. Our stuck of CHINA. GLASS & DELI'U VVAUE is the largest, inut varied sod best ever offered te the ople of this section. It is really le.utiful. An examination cf our Snow Window " must convince ail wlio stop to view it that we are m l "puCiii" our v.aro. The China Yaie embraces Tea Sets rauz'ng in price from 412 to S-'O. Flower Yaces. Mugs and other ornaments. The Glass Yre embraces everything and every style of manufacture. 0ing to the j late advance wc cannot now sell the cele brated Yedgcwood Iron Stor.e Ten Sets for less than $4.75 per set, whkh is $1.5 be low the selliug piice elsewhere. I am now fully convinced that the CASH SYSTEM i the W.-t f or lKth seller aud br.ytr. enabling me to sell cheaper, without tss, and giving m3' customers a better arti cle, aud more of it, for the same nKuey. il.an they get at ar.y iher establisbmrnt. Ihit argument on this joint is suj eifliious. TVe itaSi-n why I can sell cheaper crci.it estabiisliinrnts unist ! apia all, and that I do sell chenjfr I can convince a;I who Rive me a call. A full btock of boots r nd shoes. All Wool, Ingraiu, List, Uag and Ueinp carpets. Tahlc and flxr oil clotl s. window shiJe, &c. &h. II A. O. KF.KR. , Altoona.Dec. 17, ; Sep.3. $30. EMPLOYMENT ! S100. ' COMMERCIAL AGEXTS WASTED TO SELL GOODS FOK THE (A Nkw Exgl.xi) HANUFACT JKIKG'CONPANY. We will give a comraisfi-'n of fte bun dred per cent, on all g.xl hold by our Agents, or wc will pay wages at from $00 to S100 per tn iith and pay all necerrary expenses. For pirticulars a.i.lress. -vith stamp CHAS. RUGGLES. Gen Ag't. For the Adams Man. Co. Detroit. Mich. May 14. lfe-ly. DR' It. ISUZl O'S A SUHk KUIIY r.jK A J BAD BREATH, bOSE HOUTESr CANKEB, DISEASED BLEEDING GUMS, NURSING SORF MOUTH, Aud the best specific now in use for any diseased condition of the mouth. It is pat ticu'arly beneficial to persons wearinj AUTIFCIAL TEETH, comt'leely destroying evert faiut of the rrouth, absorb:ng and removing all impuri ties, insurins A SWEET BREATH to all. who make use of it. No Yovxo La oy on Young Gektlesjak vho is afflicteJ w ith a BAD BREATH should delay appp'ying this remedy, for it is a certain cure, and is approved and recom mended by every phynicuu under wlio.-e notice it has been brought. A BAD BREATH is an offeDce for which there it no cicu while in tv.-m. n. uunn's H0UTH WASH can be procured Many persons carry vith them a bad broith greatly to the annoyance and t ften to the disgnst of thoe with whom they come ia contact, without being conscious of the fict. To relieve joursclf from all frs re garding thix, ess iK. w m. r. hcbd's v ein wash. Cleanliness of the month is of sreat in--, ivtrtance to the peneral health, which b of ten affected, and not unfreq-tently f-eri.-m.--1y impairctl. through wct cf proj-er a!t-nti.n to this sul jc-ct. fsK i a. w;i. rt i;rhi srjotTn wisn. rrer.red at Dr. Hurd's Dvutal tJfficc, No. 77 Fourth Street. Biof klyn. E. D. Trice 37 Cents per Bottlo. A lil-eal dirti nnt made to dcale-.-. Address Fiiucip d f?iee. Tribune l.uild iia. No. 1 Sj nice Street. New York. rv ld in FhiUdelphia by DvottA C. .12 North 2v. Stmt? O. J "i::v.Ull. HI0 Chestnut Street ; aud by till Diujristis. bereSt, for no one can estimate how much ihapi,.n-. :jrt u:siurc- r.d JOHN B. CRQATT nam. siue'nr. U: ! ment. exr.iTise. Ivts of timo a I wr.t to the cx tu.trv if every l iro- ! hi ! I.I.I ten 11 T ftT i'TAI ) J tly to day had one of these- ka5 which. , Mln;&XI.0S tv;-J in itself. i a complete set of DenUl l. '-ue i -frrrg CTTCZf: i rr - ' '-.I dies. Ad drers Wm. B. Hcbu Co. Tiib j J- "TT T". , U 2 f- J ure Bui!di .gNew Yf.rk. and w itc naie and Rlfii nS Pi fljM. i.l m n i i i. j avi il l j , m i . . am. - - i . . r 1 It.nlfM- 1 . . .... majo HIT It r . r.. .t Tm k II. II. i I A3. IC I . .T-v-T I . IT u.i v. I , ... . , Gnf : jes'atid Oiidrtri b M;Ur fer to the Mayor .f Brot4iyn. to G. W. fith. President of the FarmerTs aii Citi Bank. Brocklvn : to'he Editors of the Am ican Muati a fact tires Gazette ; to Ict. Coe Co . Y freblibhers A- nts, New York : to rdere..' tarn-Cm. E--q , who know a Rood 1. T. Bhen they see it and who has already Ling w second pupji'v, e tc. lOOO Agentti lVantcd: To introduce Dr. Hurd's Drntal Remedies into every G-unty, Men f-r YWrcen who want to tiiake mouev oukklv. can do better u ith the-e at tides than anythii p in market, j They are new. -:s -ful. low priced, aijd we j i- ... J . - 1. .: : tl., wn are speao.ni inoiiaiiL in i'iichkhi ""'u f.T tt.e beneft of ag-nt. Boxe .f samp". containii.g one d..zen of the one dollar pack aps above epeciried. . ith circulars will be iit. cn rtceipt cf croi tlZUis. about half price, to any person Uiltbinj; to tett his"T Ler skill in selling -ith the view c.f lecom;n2 as aerit. They can 1-e s- hl in a day. 3"'"e trovJ ralhrr jxrn s-ifarlet-ihan Coimisuas to L'tose trho jtrvrc Utsetvet rgiciert salts i.i in. !ItN--w is the time t get inta busiaesa. For ad:iros and r-f"ietu-s see the ab-jTe. zen s j crchiefs. Faiicy Good MAIN S'MiKLT. , L-.fi-nt. j,. GEO. nOXTtY, WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL 3F TIN WCOPPERT AND i KOLLOCE'S LEVil SHEirr iRON WAKE, AND DEALER ! TI i-urtU art! bwt BAPLCSirv m - a Vk ri mm -- - HENRY Fr-sTEn. pC. riliiis hotel, ror.Miii 'Vr J8. as the Eleiitlurg the oldest aud t Kt?.-..,, of Ebei tlnrg. for Ike actt-tr. the travelii.g cociuriEiTT. XU aFsurec all who mav 1 c? rwnizc Lira that Lis TAELL t:1 1 i piled with al! Kit Inicr , " 1 Lie BAR with tie cLciceft cf ' and no pain? spared to uifa comf'.rtable. Eheobbcrg, Airil II. Jfkf;'? wm mm Thi prej-aratiia rsa.;e .-.t v a sopeiir NUTRITIOUS I-.kv"' Gen-ral Db:!::y. Drsperu x:'' diaorders. Thousands lltJ p-.Ied toabaiKV-o te zit f f. ilia witconi irjarvit.s erecu. fr,. . . 1 r i'.ri lite Mrer.pin ! tuo coSee. Tii" ceut. IN Oxikir.. I:irlrr. i.d Hetizg Jovi, Nai'.s. Gla. V:c. Ac. lie a'v has c. hi.n l a veiy larc "-w rtmcr.t f tl.c ab-.v-articles, which he v ill R at a very is'! advai-ce on Cv-t. f-r c.ish Ebcnsbur, Ju'y 10.L- I5CI. tf. I) it. n. iii'itn TOOTH POWDER This I'.rtvder posi-esse the CARBONIC WrniUfT THE I.NMUkl OUS FKOPERTIF-S OF CHARCOAL, and i free from all AcKIm or Alkalies that cati it in the least injure the Teeth. Its actios bzisu entibf.lv mechanical roLisuiNO wmiocT weabing thk en A M EL. Dr. Win. B. Hnrd'a Tooth Powder. Is reeoramende-J by all eminent Dt tiiis'a. rrepare-1 at Dr.'lluid Dental Oficc, No 77 FiHinh t.treet. Rmokhn. E. D. 1'RRE 25 CENTS FKR BOX. A l;.l-era! disctjunt rnat!e to d-altrs. Addre lViucipal Office. Tiibunc Build ins No 1 Spruce Street New Yolk. Sold in rhila!ilphia t-v Dvtt A : Co.. 732 North 2nd. Street; O. - J. Hubl-ell. 1410 Chestnut Street ; and by all Dree-n.-t. known, ur !.mt!et S' tivus B.ead -uid cal cs. IVicf il ? JiArrACTrr.tr' t M- H. EOLLCCE, ClE-r vo.-cr -..r I' -r, l i fj-.es-ji I "i ii ir j. T : ; . a . ... .. ' Ai.il s...t ty a.. D'uz-izl C-- Aiarcn ita jv. M V IT T3 ! r l I T. rr.CFBIETi.R. FBFN-n U.CiXBKl CTSTT T j -' 1 1 1. 1 J L JiL Crawford btret-t. a few . .rs t-tluw tbct.cr ucr of Jul:au aud Craf'.-ri. I fa MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS OF ) k3 U Vl A ll PLEASURE CARRIAGES, COppfr Vptti c- ROCKAWAYS, COACHES, SLLiuHES. Z qr.art to 40 .'.Uv Also fccond bait-1 work c.f d.iTcreot ki :at will '-:t 3d.. ile tnan fully TIT I). MAG Ell AX, Ekq. Attoknet JjM- .Ebensburg I'a. t 14 via 1T7-J0B WORK OF ALL KINDS' DONE AT TniS OFFICE ON tHORT 'NOTICX AJiD AT B?.ASONABLPRKXa . SADDLERY! SADDLERY! THESUI'.CRIBER wonld res,ctfuily iuforrn the citizens of St. August in and surrounding country, that he has opened a Saddler'd shop, in the bacniect of hi dwelling house, on Horner btreet. wLere he DK. W.M. KZiUL Eins-S TOOTHACAE DROPS. FCRTI1E CURE OF TOOTHACHE. produced by exKsed nerves. It i particularly adapted t all cae of children : fflicte.i with TOOTHACHE. Parents can relieve thrni.-lTtj froTi that distressing wivirinei- c us-l by LOSS OF M.EEK and their children frcm g-cat fl -r:r;, by kcepiuf a bet tic f D. wm, b. iic::ys TOOnicnt DSwfs. m tiie house. Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dertal OfSce, No 77 Fourth Street Brooklyn E. D. j PRICE ONLY 12 CENTS PER BOTTLE I A lileral discour.t nv.ie todealer. j Address principal 02:rc. Trihnne Build j ings. No. 1 Spruce St ret t New York. j Sold in Phi:.tdeipiiia by DyottA Co.. 232 North 2nt. Streit; O. J. Ilubbell Cliestnut Street; an ! 'y :l. rrtij-gists. rjakir.g in til a v;:cty t purses f every r--.:y. tZT REPAIRING iy-e with neitursa and disp!tch Thaiikful f.-r ftvors. he toptt, by using g'""l iV! ier;.. to merit con::nur.ncc j .f tiie ptrt.- b-tf.ifu!e piveu to l.':n. ! lYrsot.J w :a,'!n t m ji-ircha. ai.y aiti-le j in his lint. ::' !u -e:l to ca'l at L". e-.tab-J lishment ; i.t cn,j ; s workn:?n. and I l,;r woik wiii lc :u.ira-Jtetd. I Decern! rr. 1 1&;1. 2v'- FOSTER HOUSE, WILLIAM RICH 1T.R. rr.arjtzsTOK Comer of Cli' ton atd Second Street.- J-.-hL--town Car.t i :a coui.ty Pa. Carri.:e will convey a.t.safr fr in and to ihv R.:l Rou,! Jeiot. :.',r. . IS. a'l Kcnc .--:.d i. sncirr litcx tt are, ZHiG WASHFGAEDl It r i5 c.Lts. ;:. all ;:z.cs at ! best t.r C00K1.V Trirri-red .'ni lete. -i:h I-.!,::;:-. ro-Illii. Tr. Ml t; Ji EGG STOVES, i. 10 ; ill i. uea rixo co ok iT ( i n v i BRADLEY OXUiING "l'Vr: griff a io.. ?inixir. HEBRON 4- 0)-.AB:j. 7T N.L j. ga lag !:?-::. aud evry ether Fit'y'-'-rc'.. ? " r.aiiufictUTer's stc-Tf-i s!w.-y rt- u procured S .Jar-( t.i::. ODD PLATES AND uRATIii:? a!-.vavs ri i.i:.2. CARBOX OIL LAMl's BBBX8BUHS HO USB. """X S P 0 li T 15 1 and a rc fphe undcrs -e.! Lnviug purrliseJ 1 takeu p-.a -Cisior. of the Eb:, llous-c (fc:t:i-ly ivuicvl by Iler.ry I-ler.) wd! le happy to receive and accoirruod ste his ohl custin ri!, and a'.l thei who is prepared to furnish ta order cn the mo: t reasonable terais. every d scription of Saddles, Bridles, and Harness At. Having many years experience in the business, employing none bu- the lst workmen, and using the best material upon all his work," he hopes to roerrit and receive a liberal share of the public patronage. Country prcdnce at all times taken in for work, and the bigticst' market prices exchange'- allowed. JAMES MAGUIRE. Ebensburg. Sept.. 14. 1359.-tf. IBENSBURG FOUNDRY HAVING i purchased the entire stock and fixt ures ct the Ebensburg Foundry, the subscriber is prepared to furnbdi farmers and others with Ploughs, Plough PolntM, Stoves Mill iroiiM. Threshing Machines and castings of any kind that may be nee tied in the community. By strict attention to the business of the concern, he hoes to merit, and trusts he will receive a liberal patronage from those in want of articles In his line. All busing done at the Foundry. EDWARD GLAD'S. - Vrr n, 'wi-ff. i2f mi. DH. WM. B. HURD'S NEURALGIA PLASTERS, FOR TIIE CURE OF NEURALGIA. or Toothache produced lv coh'.a. HXJAL NEURALGIA, is immediately curel by th-Ir application. They act hke a charm, and are -cnVrtly harmless in their nature; do not proiluce a blister, and leave no unpleasant results. 1K. WM. B nURD's SECKALCIA FLASTERS. never fail to give satisfaction to all wht te.-t thtir rittue. " Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dei.l Office, No, 77 Fourth Street'. Bror.kljn. E. D. PRICE. ONLY 15 CENTS EACH. A liberal discount made to dealers. Address Principal Office, Tribune Build ings. No, 1 Spruce Street, New York. Sold iu Philadelphia bv Dvott A Co.. 252 North 2nd- Ftreet; O. J. Hnbbtll. 1110 Chestuut Street ; and by all Druggists. Dec. 18d'Gl-ly. Notick. We aredaliy lecciving orders to and by mail for one or more of Dr. Hurd's Dental Reined ies, which e cannot fill. None are mailable except the Srvralgia FlaUr, which we send on receipt uf Price (15 cents) and one stamp. But to aconm. ad Ate persons ia place where the druggists and storekeepers are behind the age, we have put up packages in white embossed boxes, seven inches by four, with compart ments ea;h box containing a bottle f Dr. Jlur-Vs Mouth Wash, and Tuoth Ache Dropa a box of Too h Potcdtr. the XeuraJgia Flos, ter. and a valuable little Treatise on Teeth and Oieir DU'curs. the best means qfjrreserv inj.them, and the proper treatment' of Chil dren's Teeth, worth of itself the entire cost to every young man or woman, or parents with young children; with sundry othel article ; price per package one duUar, or fix package for $5, sent by express as directed As tho Express charges are not much, if any more on a dozen than on one, it is far cheap er to order tix or dozen packages at a time. A large family will want all. or the surplus en be dlepowrd of t neighbors w-th ptil-iV may be d:p t patronize him. The Proprietor f-vh. in--i fr-.rr: tTe p-.-Kas IULSE. STABLE A other fSX. t,.at he can oiler at lr-u-t a-t good accotiimn H10 dations as caa l-e bad at any other iu the I pics. He is in M--sejiK ii ofa lareer-!r ; lv of the choicest li.p:..r with which hia bar will Le furnishe-.!; bis table will be furu bbed with all th luxuries .f tbeteason. and be intends by his h-?piTr.Rty and care, to merit the patnua cf all those who ttcp witbbim. ISAAC CRAWFGRD. Ebensburg Apri. 17. 1801. tf. UNION HOUSE. EBENSBURG PA. JOHN A. BLAIR. Proprietor. i ut.ri;uri;iLioii win spare no to render this Ho tr! , worthvef a con tionoftbe lileral share of public -atr n age it has hereto. ore received. Hi tah'.e ' will always be fumisll with the bet the ' market affords; bis bar with the Lcit cf 1 liquors, j His stable is targe BES I AI-1 1 Y. put -: ' T:' ct. t ' -r.. MINER'S LAMPS. OIL CAN?. rowing all s:zrs. cons-:sr.: .i "i- COFFKE MILIJ?. C7 rt? rv toa&ting rn:Ks. ov-ir i- EliS. JELLY Cake M-uV: Spooas.COAL Bt CK'.rrS. : THe above c"i-! i!? U f - WIIOLESALK OIIKI- AT Tn JOH55TOWS 6TOTE i rorsi Tit? CANAL "C STtEET. Opix.iie the t'gh h.- ASK FOR FRANK W.HAYS VTAFJ3I.- raics ' iaTe tentv f-rrcmi. tinua- j EITH ER FOR CASH t -S atrn-j Jt-btiato: April. and will be attended. by an attentive and obliging hostler. The underseJ ifTf hand and is ttili manfi'Ct.nr.i Ebenburg Apr.17 1S61. I is bis line Mich a. ! SADDLES, CHAIR MANUFACTORY. WILLIAM P. PATTON. JOH.ST01Y. PI, FINE SINGLE Jt DOCPIX TJ DHAFT HARNEY BLIND BRIDLES. RU1V- ALL KINDSOP CHAIRS. cutCKLSK i hU? T.nmVJ.r.f,Lr Yrtt which be will dispose f t v.uuri, t iriiua vt.airs. iusi.c viiair?. i.im t . Backed Chairs. S-"ciable Chairs, (font int tairi, ROCKING CHAIRS. OF EVERY SIZE, SPRLXG SEAT f HAIRS Settee, l;ungs. &c. Arc. CABINET FURNITURE of evt-ry lecrintion and of latest STYLES, WITH PRICES TO SUIT THE Tastes of all. Thankful for pat fa von., he respect fully solicit a liberal share of public patrun a. Clinton Street, Johnstown. Cambria Or. Pa. Ko-wrw 30th. lgfll. U. It? 1 Z . "1 .rr.ntei. . IUSWOI& MJ I.."-- f If perienced. be puts the W el 'fr . work. Than V ft.! f v T' x s by attentiv l.tisir-e to r.r- ance thepitr-nage hereM ly extemle-I U- him. , Shop a few doors V",".- llon." iV,lff Ebensburg Dec. 11. 15-1-"- , NOTICK. ir-..T..v.)c,.fP V. Uecw ,4 1 i iA-;t v .. -reC in the hand, of the rad18 interetd will Pie- CZ fr-eisaa. Fa . J"-
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