An Appeal to the Radicals. The Washington 'Intelligencer makes a strong appeal to the Radi cal leaders "and their advisers, official and unofficial," and IbieiMy urges that they must see the poiu-y i i " ; v.-.-.,. f.. leans "is nrodueinir the most tlis- nstrous consequences m the ooru-i. The efi'ort to overthrow the State institutions and the entire social sys tern at the South by revolutionary j mean?, by arming bands of desper ate negroes, by inrlaming them with incendiary addresses, by forcing them into conflict with the white race, in order to obtain the singu lar Utopia of universal negro suf frage, is a desperate" and dangerous measure, which threatens the most alarming train of evils. "We are unwilling to believe" that they have a set purpose to bring about these bloody collisions, "but their policy inevitably forces" this terrible state of thintrs, at which humanitv shr.d ders. "Certainly they had not an ticipated this effect of their policy when they annon-nced it, but it is now fully developed boibre their eyes." lhey see it 111 the Wood they hear it in the dying groans of their unhappy dupes ; they feci it in the portentious excitement which pervades the land. We would appeal to them, then, by every consideration which . may be supposed to be potential with men who love their country, to pai".s3 in their mad career. They cannot carry out the policy of subverting the institutions of the Southern States by revolutionary violence without producing the most terrible contests. They cannot aria the negroes of the South, and infuse into their ignorant and brutal nature hatred of the white, race without running the hazard of the most cruel and heart-rending convulsions the world has ever witnessed. "We would remind them pf the horrors of St. Domingo, and we would en treat them not to make a St. Do mingo of the unhappy South. AVe would remind them that the white race South, though it has commit ted the crime of rising "against the test government the world ever eaw," has been more severely pun ished, by the universal ruin which has fallen upon them, than any peo ple in modern history. We would remind the Padical leaders that they have endured every horror of un successful war ; that their wealtli has been, consumed, the tlower of their youth destroyed in useless bat tles, their whole land made one vast cemcterv, and a vale of sighs and tears. Wo would remind these leaders liov, the pride of the Srutll j h:i3 hoen hniVituV.l ; hov,' tlioir slaves j have been placed upon a eral equal ity with them : how the hand of military power lias been and is still held over them. We would remind these Itadieal leaders that there are millions of females, oi the young and old, who are innocent of any guilt in secession, but who might be sacrificed in the event of a general war of races at the South. "We would remind these eame Radical leaders that a white community with four millions of enfranchised slaves is in a condition for political or so cial experiments; that it may be vcry easv to sow the whirlwind, but very difficult to allay it. We would sub mit to them the importance of fos tering good will between the two vw.r.c. .., ', i ( i: - i race.-5 ouatn, inteai ot uisconl : . , ' that it the war ot races is thoroupu- i ly inaugurated at the South, it must j end With the extinction Ot one orik,:,''VV. f . i:i.c.air. Acrr.ir.iS.ra- . the other. We would appeal to j tnem to iiavc mercy on ooth races South, and not for the sake of mere pelfish political purposes to lay the foundation of incurable evils. We would especially call their attention to the solemn announce ment of their purposes in Congress in July 1SG1, when they declared "that the war is not prosecuted up on our part in any spirit of oppress ion, nor for the purpose of conquest or subjugation, nor for the purpose of overthrowing or interfering with the rights or established institutions of those States ; but to defend and maintain the supremacy of the Con stitution, and all laws made in pur suance thereof, and to preserve the Union with all the dignity, equality, j and rights of the several States un impaired ; that as soon as these ob jects are accomplished the war ought to cease." Do they stand by that resolve or not ? If they do, how do tlicy re- concile with it their revolutionary efforts in New Orleans to overthrow the State Government and estab lisJi the negroes as the dominant i power ? "We entreat them to pause beiore it 1.5 too late, beiore they have Iiiicnrrs. V-.'e present the fol lowing receipts for family use and 1 all others it may concern. I hey havo becn concetcd from the most reliable sources and experienced authors : To make a mess Pour a quart of molasses into your wife's bonnet. To keep iish from smelling Cut off their noses. To make blackberry jam Put 24 blackberrys into a uoose quill. To make a cord of wood go a "rent way Leave it out of 0.rs. It has been known to go two mi less To cive - felon Su-.cul bv tli" xo (ill it wn OUsciU inw CQZ about an hour. Tally ! Passing by a store this forenoon, we saw a lady who wore lVirfT"lt I"l-P5 Sdll 1;-. fl.-m the co.mtrv ana wore ' them i....,,,. i... a;pcarance ol a' lager beer glass, minus the handle, as s-he leaned over the counter. We could have ar- ranged them more artistically, but didnot for fear of f-cttin" 'above 1 ) 1 ,1 .r i. t, our business, which is that ol edit- iriS a neu.pu-.or. The tilting hoops i?f after nil, no novelty. In lto-j the sex was reproached for making "Their petticoats short, t'unt a hoop eight yards v.ii'e ilifht liecently saov how their garters were " tied." That might have done for 17 but garters, Lord bless you, show does not stop there, now, the OrpIiaiit' Court Sail, VALUAliLE UEAL ESTATE. OF pY virtue of a pluriea order of the Orphan' 0 Court of Cambria County, to me directed there will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in the l-oronga of Ebensburg, on Wednesday, ihi Lth day of September, lSoO, at 1 oVW,-. . r,i.', the fudowmtr real estate .f v.-h;ch Jhn Noel, late o Washing ton t.vp., die! seized, t wit: Acoitain iece or parcel of land situite in W.isiiit gtca twn., Cambria c uity, ad joining lands of Thumas McGouh. lVter AicGougli. Daniel t)'Sk..i!y. Au-irii)" Tl.otnp-sc'-o and others, contaitjiiig one hundred and forty-six acres, more or less, ab.,ut one hun dred acres of which are elratvl, bavin.; tiicreoii erected a small FLANK HOUSE and a BANK BAUN, being premises No. 1, as mentioned and de-ciibed in the inquisi tion on the real estate of said deceased. Also: A piece (..- parcel of land situate ; in Munster twp., Cambria co.. a lj -ining j lands of Thomas Brown. James Beiit! and j others, contaiqiog Two Hundred and Tv.cn- ty-onc Acres, more or less, well timl oted, I being prttnises No. 2, m.-n'tioned and des- i cribd in the inquisition aforesaid. 1ems of S:ale : lne halfof tlie rurchase i money to be paid on confirmation of sa!(. j ani the residua in f.vo equal annua', pay- j ments tiien-after, with inteivst, too sc:ir- ' ed by the judgment bonds and mortgage of ' the purchaser. J0IE7 E. SCANLAN, August 9, 180o. Trustee. Register's r;aI2co. ?TOTICE is hereby siven, that the follow-j !'3 in2 aecotlfitil l,nvc. hoen .! nr! ! died in the Il-.ster's offioo, at Ebensburj;, i and will be presented tu tlie Orphans' Curt 1 of Cambria county, fr cndirrnai: n and al lowance, on Islonday the Third day of Sep tember next, to wit : The partial account of 51. A. Will, Adra. of Anthony Will, late of Allegheny twp., ilec'd. The account cf D. II. Roberts, Trustee of the Eitat3 of Jacob thailer, lite of Summer- hd! nvP.,dec'd 1 iJe 11,1:11 account oi o. jt. uarnnoea. sur- . , 1 . t , , - , , viving AdministratcT ot James ri. Clark, hue of Ehen.sbnr"-, dee'd. The iirt and final account of Gre 51. lLf Goldoa Siackir' Ut0 of ta,r;i twP- The .Irf-t f.nd final account of Wm. Ream. .... - ' V I -Guardian of the minor heirs of Nancy Youn- wh!ch hc WiU UISP0SC of at 10W Pnce3 fjr ker. late cY Richland twp.. c?eoM. " ! caV,V , . L , , , . The fir.-t account of San.uc 1 R. Tanl. ! I.I,S " warranted, and bem? ex- Adaiinistrator of l'uliy Paul, late cf Croylc I Penenccd he iti U tue best of leather in In. twp (h'o'J I work, thankful for past favors, he hopes, The first and final account of Jacob Stine- j b-v attfti"11 business to merit u contim: man. Guardian of the minor children flf , "cc of the patronage heretofore so liberal Gcor-e Strayer. late of Rxhland twp..dec'd. i b' tendc.l to h,m. The fir,t account of Enoch Farrenswrth. ; ShoP aTe thc tore of Robert Davis. Administrator of William II. Lloyd, late cf Persons hin-good and substantial Uar Wbite t wp., dee'd. j ncss can be accommodated by. I he account of Bernard Smith. Adminis trator cf John Smith, late of Gallitzin. dee'd. JAMES GRIFFIN, Register's Ofiice, Ebensburg, Register. August 9th, 186G.-4t. J j OB WORK OF ALL KINDS ! DONE AT TITIS OFFICE, AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND ON REASONABLE PRICES. p.VRPENTER'S RHEUMATIC FLUID, for j ele at theBook Store of Fkb. 22. 1RCC. JAMES MURRAY. j W , V'Tn $ VJ Ji-Tl &a WJ ililiU-uVi U HIGHEST PREMIUM MACHINES, AWARDED TEE HIGHEST PBEMIU1I AT TnE International Exhibition, LOSDOX, 16G3. INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION, PAEIS, 1801, KONIGSBUEG, PRUSSIA, 1SC3, AND mm. mm. m ' .urMinijA huh au tne ieao j j jn2 tt,.n.. Machines in EUROPE AND AMFJUOA. and the United St:itos Asricul- fund Association; Metropolitan Mechanics 1 1 stit-.ro. Washington ; Fiauklin Institute, Pl.i!ii:K-lp!ii.-t; Mechanics As eiat:on,Rost-on; A-nciir-in Institute, J.Vw Y.vk ; Maryland Institute. Halt insure: Mechanics Association, Cincinnati ; K-ntncky Institute. Louisville ; y,t::- iiiios J n.-N.i u':e. S in r ranei-co : a:id r,t vv'i i'A'r!' Avr cifvrv t.-ti , V!IKi:r. 1 XMII'dTED THIS SEASON, j Upwards of 200,000 of the?!? Machines . . HAVE ALREADY REEN SOL!), : a fact th-.tt rpeaks louder than words rf the I -u,-ss 'pularity of Wheeler & Wil- 1 son's Famii.y ; tnrr rw.nn pr-rrrvn iTiPTTTTrri M Sl'tTCE MM UMl The. Chnci'csi 3! trn'nc in the World, I BecaugQ jt g tle Best 7. v , . , x 1 : ( ( tH 'i uiii'-. i w 1 v.n-. JH l er l ni ce 1 tal S. Customers Il'.-k Nuthii sr, i:i I'urchasiag. ISSTItrcTIONS FP.EK. Always hnpt;y toExhi! it and Explain them. fCivenlars, containing an explanation of ti,ij rilaehinc, with tttinicnials fruni ladi.-s of the hih'.- t. soci-il stainli;;r, given on ap plication, cither in pers-.-n cr ly mail. : WM. SUMMER Si, CO., : Ajr,i'.ifr (lie Western States and Western ' Pciiimylcania. i Principal t-fiioc and Wholesale Emnorinm : ; Ko.27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. j July 2G, 18C5. j WHOLESALE AND UETAIL , Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. FRAWK W. HAY, : Canal street, below Clinton, joJmsioirn. Pa., T7F"i:r.S constantly on hand a lare nssort ; ntent f Srsar Kettles, Dras.-. or Ovpor ivettie?, Tin-Ware; all kinds ef Sheet-Iron : Ware ; Enameled and Tinned Iron Ware ; ( Cupper Ware made to order. Sad Irons or : Sm'i..tl.ir.g Irons, Zinc "Washboards, i COOKING AND HEATING STOVES of every I'iUsbnrgh or i'hiladtlphia mann ! facturer always on hand or procured on five j days i'-fire. ODD ELATES and GRATES fr Stoves always on hand. SPOUTING, Miner's Lamps, Oil Cans, FRUIT CANS and Powder Horns of all -izes. constantly on hand. ' CO f I EE MILLS. Toasting Fi-rks. 0st Broih rs, dc-ilv Cake Moulds, Table and" T ter ' a Snom . Cjal Buckets &c. I'UIUE LIST no ready fer the Trade. Merchants are respectfully invited to call ami xamine our wares. Send for a cala logue before purchasing elsewhere. The above goods will be furnished WSSOLCS.iLF. 51 liETAIi.. ASK FOR FRANK W. HAY'S WAREHOUSE And Sacc Ttccnty-fce per Ccrd 0n Tr,ur l,n,rciasaI. Tt can ,be fo;!I11 on Car'!l1 street, below Conton. (My.l,C6.1ye.) Johnstown, June 21, 18CG. SADDLERY AND HARNESS. The undersigned keeps constantly on hand and is still manufacturing all articles in his iiuc such as, SADDLES, TINE SINGLE & DOUBLE HARNESS DRAFT HARNESS, j BLIND P.RTDLES. RIDING BRIDLES, CHECK LINKS. IIALTKBS, WHIPS, JSllWUl'.ANDlS HUGH 5I'COY. Ebensburg Dec, 11, 186 1-tf. The Mystery, by 5Irs. Wood. The ITeir I ess of Brllefont. By E. Bennett. William Allair, By Mrs. 11. Wood. C.K lege Life, By F. II. Fanor. North Pacific Exploring Expedition, By A. II. Earners ham. For sale bv . JA5IE3 5IURRAY. RURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD. Pre f ferred by a!l practical Painters! Trv it' and you will have no other. Manufactured i only by ZIEGLER & SMITH. Wholesale Drug. Paint and Glass Dealers, No. 137 North THIRD Street. PHILADELPHIA. Fcbraary 8, 18C6.1y. PHICES REDUCED. Johnstown Marble Worlcii A NEW STOCK The subscriber has just received a large and handsome invoice of Italian and American MARBLE, comprising the largest and finest stock of the kind ever brought tohft' Johnstown, at his establishment on Franklin Street, where he is prepared, with as adequate force of experienced and skilful workmen, to exccnt3 all kinds of MONUMENTS. Mantels, Tombstones. Ta ble and Bureau Tops, &c, as cheap as they can be purchased in any of the cities. A large stock of Guindstoxes on hand and for sale low. A room has been opened in Ehensbnrg, a few doors west of Dr. S. S. Christy's Drug Store, where articles of my manufactue are kept constantly on hand, to which the at tention cf purchasers is invited. (7 Prompt attention paid to orders from a distance and work delivered where de sired. JOUX PAltKE. June 7, 18C6. EBENSIiURG FOUNDRY. The subscri ber announces to the public, that ha has repurchased the Ebensburg Foundry and is prepared to furnish his former customers and all others with every description of cast ings usually manufactnred at a country es tablishment, lie will always keep on hand the best qualitv of COOKING STOVES. PARLOR STOVES, OFFICE STOVES. &c. Also TLOWS. of the most approved pat tern. TLOW POINTS, THRESHING MACHINES and all other articles connect ed with the business cf a Foundry. He invites the patronage of the public and will sell at the most reasonable priccs, for cash or country produce. EDWARD GLASS. March 29, lSC5-ly. ID. n I r 'If! SAL )i 2 On Main street, Ebensburg Pa., T7EEPS constantly on hand and for sale, a geneml supply of Envelopes, Writing Ink, Fen. Pen Holders, 'enciis, J Magazines, and other articles in his line, a',1 of which are sold at reasonable rates. February 8, I8CG. CHAIR MANUFACTORY. !H1 JOIIXSTOIVA' PA. ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS, such as common AVinsor Chairs, Fret Back Chairs, Vienna Chairs, Bustle Chairs, Lim Backed Chairs, Sociable Chairs, Cane Stat (Shirs, ROCKING CHAIRS, OF EVERY SIZE SPniXC SEAT CHAIRS Settees, Lounges, 6Vc, Src. ET g CABINET FURNITURE of every description and of latest STYLES, WITH PRICES TO SUIT THE Tastes of all. Thankful for past favors, ho respect fully solicits a liberal share of public patron age. Clinton Street, Johnstown Cambria Co. Pa. August 16, 1806. EV FIRM. i A. M'FADDON & BROTHERS. OLD BRICK WAREHOUSE. IIOLLIDAYSBURG, PA., Dealers in all kinds cf GROCERIES, TOBACCO, FLOUR, CIGARS, CHOP, MACKEREL. CORN 5IEAL, SHAD, SALT. HERRING, PLASTER. CODFISH, NAILS & IRON, GRAIN, GLASS, LEAD & OILS. All of which are sold low for cash. Hollidaysburg, 5Iay 31, 18C5-tf 1SGG. PHILADELPHIA. IS66. VALL PAPERS. HOWELL & BOURSE, MAXtTFACTCREKS OF TAPER ILVXGIXGS AND Window Shades, Corner FOURTH - & MARKET Streets. PHILADELPHIA. N. B. Always iu Store, a Large Stock of LINEN Ss OIL SHADES. 5!arch 1. 18GG.3m. J-ANSION HOUSE. AT THE PEXX'A HALROAD DETOT PITTSBURG, PA. MEALS BEADY ON THE ARRIVAL OF ALL TRAINS. J. II. CLARK & CO., Proprietors. Sept. 23, 18G3. tf PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, The i Whitest, the most durable and most eco nomical. Try it! Manufactured only by ZIEGLER & SMITH, Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers, No. 137 North THIRD Street. PHILADELPHIA. February 8, 1863. ly. tJ,.Jt , K0:r)MV mm Ti 31111 01. wii.r.niii J Great Improvement in Serving Maclilcics. EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE PATKXTKP FEB. 11, IhGO. o , I 580 Broad w a Salesrooms, j XVashin, 5.W Broadway, New Y"rk, gton St., Bo.-ton. Ill MACUl-Sbis constructed on en tirely new principles of mechanism, possess ing many rare and valuable improvements, having been examined by the mott profound expsrts, and pronounced to be Simplicity and Perfection jComhincd. It has a t-traight needle, perpendicular action, makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will neither RIP nor RAVEL, and is alike on both sides ; pei forms perfect sewing on every description of material, from Leather to the finest Xansook muslin, with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coarsest to the finest number, Having neither CA5I or COG WHEEL, and the least possible friction, it runs as bmooth as glas, and is Emphatically a Noiseless Maeldne. It requires FIFTY PER CENT. Ie?s power to drive it than any other machine in market. A girl twelve years ol iigo can work it steadily, without fatigue or injury to health. Its strength and wonderful simplicity cf construction renders it almost impossible to set out of order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to give entire satisfaction. We respectfully invite ail those who may desire to supply themselves with a superior article, to come and examine this UNRI VALLED MACHINE. But in a more especial manner do we Solicit the patronage of Merchnvt Tailors, Coach Makers, Jlocp Skirt Manufac turers, Shirt and Bosom Makers, Corset Makers, Goiter Fitters, Shoe Binders, Vest and Pantaloon M ikers, Dress Makers. Oiie ha'f hour's instruction is MimVient to enable any pers n to work this 5Iachiue to their entire satisfaction. Agents wanted for all towns in the Un'ted States, where agencies are not already established. Also for Cuba, 5Iexieo, Central and South America, to whom a liberal discount will be given. J. T. 5Ic.l:TIIUR & CO., oCo Broadway. New York. D. .cc CO. 2oO Washington St.. Boston, 9-J1 Ches.nut St.. Tliila. October 12, 18G3. To the Public. HEMLOCK A W A K E ! j ine sunscntxTS taKo pleasure m cau;ng the attention of the pubiic to the f;.ct that they have just received at their NE'w STORE. AT LILLY'S STATION, a large and varied stock of DRY GOODS, of everj- style. Boots and SnoFs, Hats iwi Caps, FLO C It, HaCOX. GROCERIES. FISH, SALT. HARDWARE. Q U E E N S V ARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, NOTIONS, and in fact any and every- i thing usually found in a ccuntry store, which they e tur ar j GREATLY REDUCED PRICES for CASH, j 'jT Goods given in exchange fur all kinds ; of marketable country produce. j J. H. DYSART & CO. Hemlock, Mav S, 1SC-3 3m. LORE7TO MARBLE WORKS. IjlHE UNDERSIGNED bcg:5 leave toinform I the citizens ( f Cambria and adj lining counties, that he has just received a stock of the finest Italian and other M t rules at his EstaMishment in Lnrelto Caaihria co.. Pa... Monument, Tombs. Grace Stones, Table and Bureau tops, manufactured of the most beautiful and finest quality of Fureign and Domestic marble, always nn hand and made to order as cheap as they can be purchased in the city, in a neat and workmanlike manner, snd on the shortest notice. The public are; respectfully invited to gn e me a cail before purchasing elsewhere, as I an. confident that my work and prices "dl satisfy any person desiring any thing in my line of bus: net 3. Koto is the iir.xc to net a clirnp f,-h ! JAMES WILKINSON. Lorelto, April 12. ISC.ly. m snippixG EXCHANGE OFFICE. E are nov selling Exchange (at New York Rates em England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, Prussia, Austria, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Baden, Hesse n. Saxony, Hanover, Belgium, Switzerland, Holland. Norway and France. And Tickets to and from any Port ia England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany. Trance, California, New South Wales or Australia. KERR & CO. Altoonn, 5Iarch 1, lSCC.Ty. J0M 15. THOMAS. Boot and Shoe Maker, SHOF ON MAIN ST'T., EBENSBURG, one door East e f Crawford's hotel, and immediately opposite the store of E. .J. 51i!ls & Co, is prepared to do all work in bis line on short notice and in a workmanlike manner. The work done at this establishment will compare favorable with that of any shop in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh or elsewhere in the country. French Calf, Common Calf. 5Io rocco and all kinds of Leather constantly on hand. All work warranted to render satis faction. November 2 lSf.5 ly. BURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, Will 1 do more and better work at a given Cost than any other! Try it! ilanufactured only , , ZIEGLER & SMITH, W. holesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers, No. 1S7 North THIRD Street. . B PHILADELPHIA. HELMBOLO5 EXTRACT B UCEU, IHXMBOLIVS IIELMIiOLirs HELM BOLL'S i i IT 11 II u. Ciii;. THE ONLY KNOWN REM my rr, DIABETES, Irritation of the Ne.k of the (lammation of the Kidnevs, Ca'.nrr: . Bladder, Stranguarj- or Pair.f'd Ui : For these diseases it is trnl v a s . . . remedy, and too much cannot bo .. . praise. A single dose has Leon k, relieve the most urgent Fym Are you troubled with that 1 pain in the small of the 1 a-k a;.,; the hip? ? A teaspoon ft.l a du . hold's Biichu will relieve y-u. " Physicians and QlLz:z PLEASE NOTICE. I make no secret e-f ir.grclic-,.-. T? bold's Extract Buchu is corep.-.! Cubebs, and Juniper Berries, se!i ' ,, great care, prepared vacuo aad a.c . rules of PHARMACY AND CHEMIST;;- These inErrdints are kr.ov.n as -."e-- valuable Diurtic aff jrde 1. A DIURETIC Is that which acts upon the IIEL5IBOLDS EXTRACT 7.V. ' 1 ' j j ' i j j i ACTS in ta.-te GESTLT. Is pleads and ur inous properties md action. FOR THE SATISFACTION See Medical Properties cn.'v:, satory of tb? U. S., of v. LicL the a correct copy : Buchc. Its edr.r is strnx. . somewhat aromatic, its t-.ste I analogous to that c.f n,i-:r j chiefly in complaints of the IV; s'K-h as Gravel, Chronic Cf I Ela lder, 5I rbi 1 Irritatb:: nf j and Urethra. Di.e.ises f the Pr ' Retention of the Ineontsaene-e ; i: ; a loss of tone in the part- c j; ! evscnation. It his rdo" 1 pc-t. r. ; r. in Dyspepsia, C'.ronic Rhtum !. i ous Alt'ections. an 1 Dr i y ' j FOR FURTHER IInVo'.'MATIi I o. 1 r T oir i r '.i h--t r i.vrv s v.i.u u .e ;.:.;.. Practice 'f Piiysic. See Remark;, made by the c- J i.vsic. OI I li'.KiOeipiiia. S.-e any and all Standard Medicinc. Ff.'-M THE Largest Mimit'art-.irin.t Cher IN THE WORLD I am acquainted with H. T. II he occupied the drvm stor 'T)' residence, and wa succe.-sjitl hi t : the btisiiie-s t ere ethers l a ! r erju 4l!y so 1 efc bly impressed re him. I have bt with his char.-.rr( i WM. Kkiii M. (Firm rf Po-we fief i;rin? Chemist.-, N:ath Philadelphia, f From the I'luTa Ec. I We are gratifi.-.: to I t success, in New York, Mr. II. T. liclnibulti. Dir.;:-:;!. !,. next to the 5Ictropu! :!.::! ii .tLl, . front, ZZ0 feet deep, av.l f: ...... : It is certainly a grand e: :..! !r ' r?c speaks favorably of the merit i f ? ', ; : lie retains his Office and L.i! (.r ,: .rv city, which are also ni--dei est :. thi'ir class. The pmpriet r ha? bcrn indite t this statement from t! -- r.i:t tl:.,t 1 dies, although advertised, are G ENUINE PRE I' A R ATION And, knowing that the iatedi t from using anything perta?!d:.g f- i : or the Patent Medicine rh r n :-: are prepared by se:f stvled r ...-t..;-. too ignorant to read a p!. .',! prescription, much lo.-s c " pare pharmaceutical j-rpaT.t: THESE PARTIES ::.,-; to various moans of i.Vcti:.y copying parts of adv i h e; t- , . remedies, and finishii. with cr..- The Science cf Medb-ine rt"i . PURE, and MAJESTIC. I ,.v - . its Basis. Induction for U 1 alone fcr its Cauital. A word o? calt: ; '. Health is mot in-.poi ta..t ; : -flictod should not use an ad vei ;i- . -or any remedy, unless its cor.t-. n:.- : dients are known to others manufacturer, or until they are s the qualifications of the party co oil"- IIEL5IEOLDS Genuiue Preparation FLUID EXTRACT FLUID EXTRACT s.i r.Lvrr. SARSAT" .. TLA, RO?E WAS- AND I51PROVED Established Cjncards of Surtax T... -'- H. T. HELLIEOLD. Principal Depots. riELMROLD'S DRUG AND CRF" CAL WAREHOUSE. 01U. Eroadtro-. 5. AND HELM HOLD"?! MEDICAL DEPOT, r No. 104 South TenUi S'reef. Thilad.-h-hi u SOLD BY Nov. SO, 1865. ALL DRUGGISTS. !? AFRESH lot cT prime Segars and Tdf just romved nd for sale at tiia store of JA5IES MUKRVi
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