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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26


SPECIMENS OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RHE-
ToRIc-Mr. Winter Davis, in his letter to the
students at the University of Virginia. thus
scars into the regions Of boundess space -
''Such fever in youth portends madness in
manhood. II is temper alien to the genius Of
our republic. whose life is freedom OF thought
freely spoken, = temper which tends to civil
strife, the shock of extremes, sot,enea by no
c0nciliaiorv councils, the tyranical domination
of local majorities to the determination of
every protest, and the collision of those ma
orltes in arms when the kindling memories of
the past are only little more obliterated by in.
furious recrminations."
II il like the orator who exclaimed -" Pro.
ceed to the confines Of civilization on our west
ern border; seek the woodman in the almos.
inaccessible recesses Of the primitive forest
Transport the evidence OF the toll Of the hardy
pioneer in his eKer.ions to make home for
tnture generations Place me, oh place me
upon tisrse evidences, and transport me forth
into the fresh morning breszes where naughs
alarms or makes afraid.
WHAT Fools We Can BE!-Thomas F. Hunt,
OF Bristol, Connecticut, went to bed one night,
and wanted his bed room door open. His wife
thought the weather cool enough 10 shut it,
She went to bed an hour after, but before the
dispute was settled he pinched her. They both
went to Sleep and the next day she went home
to her father. She complained TO the grand
jury, and Hunt was fined six dollars and costs.
Hunt appealed to the Superior Court. Iii, de
tense vas, that she threw her leg his way aud
lit "boil from which he WAS suffering, and
that he merely struck out to save himself. Two
lawyers on each side we're engaged. Hunt was
acquitted in the Superior Court at Hartford
Mrs. Hunt protested that she didn't know her
| husband had boil on his leg, and tha,
he did not tell her to take her leg of from him;
further, that be said he WAS mot ashamed,
and = didn't care if he pinched her leg off, l,
would seem that when Mira. Hunt went home
she took more than her share Of the household
gods aud goods, for which the husband brought
an action Of tsespAss against somebody, whict
lied 70 The institution Of this suit Tor pinching
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OFHt UtI. IG.
The United States Circuit Court, Judge Nc
Lean, presiding. an application was filed by
Henry Stansbury and c. w. Mclean. Attornt Us,
tor Bell Grant, OF London, and Thompson d
u Nesmth for the other creditors of the Ohio
Trust Company. Claims OF 500, g0u were
represented. An injunction gran.ed les
training the Assi4nees from d.aposiug OF the
property OF the Company under their control
An application Tor the appointment Of Re-
cever before the Supreme Court was granted
and the Sheriff OF Hamilton County was ap.
pointed the Receiver.
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NOW WtItans, VEt. II.
The artiva! OF the Gen Rusj. from Brazos
lith, brings later Mexican news confirming the
battle between Viaauiri s.Ha ntr.ieo.. the for
mer was defeated badly. fney fought 4 days
near chuiIsco Vidaurrie resreated 10 Monte.
rey, preparing to attack Mirainou w.
Deaths by fever Saturday ~. Total last
week ai0.
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cincinnati Oct l9-

cincinnati, Oct. Is.
The Balloon race came Oft at o'clock ibis
L. NJ. between GODDARD aud Steiner They in
tend remaining three days. Mr.. Beiiman of
the Gazette preceded them in IA small balloon.
The balloons passed four miles west OF Leba non
at sunset. Steiner about two niles ahead, 90
ing IN northeriy direction. passed Middeiown
at o'clock going north 0ny one balloon seen
at Dayton; passed about ten miles south west
Of city noM nuIie iuM IN ltLl Anrtznn
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The schooner Z. II. Miller, at this port from
Swillmore river, brings news that DR.. Living.
stone had gone up the Nile with his small
steamer.
News had been received Of victory over
the natives at Champanzee, on the Zeauoic.
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MAMMOTH REMAINS In ULSTER COUNTY
While some woFkmcn were digging in a marsh
Oh the land of Mr.. John MeElhone, in Ellen
vile, Ulster County, they discovered several
huge bones One is a portion of jaw bone
tho others are evidently portions of leg or thigh
baues. They all much decayed, having ap.
p4fently been under the soft mud for ages In
the jaw is a mammoth tooth, in a state of almost
perfect preservation. 1t is the tooth of cra-
mniverous animal, and measures seven inches
ia length and three in width. These bones are
undoubtedly those of mastodon of the largest
SIZE. such bones are usually found in places
like this Those here discovered are said to be
five or six times larger than the corresponding
bones of any living animal, and are in con6rma-
ten unlike tbenn
FOLLOWING Hen HExAMPLE-Lawrence. the
Douglas candidate for the State Senate in the
Ecrmion District, and who is Clergyman by
profession, was found drunk in an alley in Dam
vile, having laid out all night. He accused the
Republicans with having drugged his liquors.
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/, !. Czasesry before the District Court Of
=, r.ittd States for the District Of losca.
.u wAKD vs.. THE NlsslssIrri 4 Missouri
.RryKR RAIL ROAD CoArAHY.
nnsnson Of the C00Pe.
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D4aii-l last winter In W asnlnEtoD Lily and that
ne was answered curtly and sternly IN, the neg
atlve. The Doctor nterprets the answer as an
admission on the part Of Douglas that ho
douglas was In full fellowship with the Re-
publican party at that time.-Mo. Democrat.
The wife Of Charles Grover, . miller. residing
about five miles from Albany, was horribly
mangled at the grist mill of her husband, few
days since. In his absence, she was adjusting
some machinery, when her dress caught in 8
wheel and in an instant her head was drawn
between two cog wheels, tearing or her hair
and a portion OF the scalp. In endeavoring, to
extrieate herself, her right toot and lett hand
aud arm We're smash.d and mangled. The poor
woman was alive at last accounts, but her re.
cover. seems impossible. AHs 4soA
ANOTHER HEAD OFr.-The Executive are
Keeps steadily II work ON the Douglas rostmas-
ters. z, Ball, Esq, incumbent ~ Belle vile, 10
the last victim. and J. W. Hugh =. editor Of
the "star OF Egypt, has steppsa mo Ills SHOES.
There are only one or two more lsfs, and they
will hardly survive till November ss .k s't
The Dcsere. News of Sept. sth, has an ac-
count OF picnic attended by Brigham Young,
Gov. Cumming, and their families, ~ = roman
tic spot IN Big Cottonwood canon There wss
music, dancing and singing, and perfect cquali-
" and fraternity between the Mormon aud
Gentle Governors. t@ a#@
George d. Prentice, 4. H. Chaplin and Hor-
ace Greeley are announced 10 lecture before the
Young Mems Association Of Aurora. Ill. the
coming season. Mr.. Prentice will open the
course in November.
Eight hundred Germans in New York CITY
have organized new political party They
object to the Democratic party Is ro.siavery,
and to the Republicans for their atiiliation with
the Americans, and therefore organize an inds-
pendent party.
ltisa curious iAct-that, during yellow fs-
YER epidemics, clear and beautiful weather
mostly predominates. Such 10 the case the
present season as New Orleans, and such was
the case on previous vista.ions OF the psssi-
lence.
| CaoArE's OPINION or DEsPkRArE CAsE.-
The eight mu,ineers and murderers of the whale
ship Junior. are soon 70 be tried. believe is
was Of the ring-lsadsr Of the gang that NJ.
Choa,e said the other day. most significant
ching. "WhAsi" in reply TO . statement q
to the desperate condition Of the fellow, uhands
| dripping with blood, and no monegis Heb
lost man ".- 7fibJus CorrsspondeaSey
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crv,lst q ia5f TrsiBs vii esvs ChamSerys 8lsioa
fuc~s: TsPsr-. Trsiss, 20 N snd rs n ASany PN
eng, s.. i ,,s . p. sig siss s,s e. e'ssAns ~
iossslsrk. Rsh.aI ind 80 Stsx rse. - = as va
e, ~ - e.ss M sss = s.4ifX cd s
a.; EaS AbsnT y snd .: = 81 $3.50 p o.
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last RIVER SAYINGS BANK. No. 3 Cham
~ bsrsr two doors from Chsthsm-rnter the sts o.
par osnt vii BE- paid rsn ssos n-
sve and per cent $500 An money deposited
or before the 9th day of January VII draw
January Bank open daay sm 10 M and % ThussAsy
from 5 10 p PETER IL TITUS Pr,slds1a-
G. A. WHIrsHY
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~ ink By as-snmeni nsds By them 70 the
PRTER EAiLOR given . preference In payment ot a the
assigned ese to dsfs q amounts exceeding One Hundre
Dollars dsvu BY aid SATHERk CHURCH upon the Amer.
Exchange Bank whether abe tho
elsewhere upon Drexei Co.. upon the sseDs
rep od~nss u Drrxel CO. M -....f
Eoie heeby given the holders Of I'll d,s preferred
ths they required 10 pes~n. such drs ~ payment 10 tbs
urfersisred hs once No n Broad In tho City New.
YORK beo- the fra DAY Of Ap and thsf In desnlt
snrh pHsraueot whin thsf time. To hsde o. saeh dns
viii pursuance proyAoa thai eject contained 10 ts
sst b hsas 70 ioss shs bsseS. q Ne sacs
pr9viA q TO- thenL PEfKA RArL0H.
New yort. ysa o iaSs ASseHN q 0u1hw NWoA
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Aouses to Eel.
Houses ano farms h)ante6.

E'ARM WANTED-In Westchester County, or
Il Long Island, convenient to the City Of Hew'fork
Would prefer southern, SOUTH asem eastern exposure
Must be good schools and in healthy ocay
Give description Of the Fsrn Buildings, Orchards.
crops Il has produced and what is the loves. price, with
ferns II % aud what the con,ennoA for getting 10 New
York Adde'S til 18th January. A. B. CARLOS at the ofe
a this psf~r.
VVANTED-A small furnished or partly fur
w pshed HOT 81, in pleasant locality Address D. H.,
No. 7l7 Lowe. PostOrice, with location, terms &c
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A. NJ MEsxIs. Aucttosess
DY BANGS, BROTHER s. Co.-Trade -oae
c. NJ IL ". Aufioie"r-No Y lLlsn "
yIf1,ANT FIR ROBES, Sc.-C. NJ. LEV

RrsstLL ", WTsrcorT. AnetIoneeL.
ARGE AUCTION SALE Of SPLENDID
IL HOUSEHOLD D FUgNITURE-cos, over s90c-TipS
wedn.-dsy MORNING a. II o,e'ock-Embrsins the ensEe
ELEGANT content. q tb- es;E1. No l2 West is oytveen
Th aud ehaSa The P,rior Chamber and LbIAy Furniture
richly carved cd throughout among ~hh are Tour Costly
ros wood Pssr SuSS covered brncsd- velvet, &C., Al In
r. order; -rleodd .evcod Pisno Pr-es Dining room
III Ia osk or every description Silver Ware. rich China e
Ga. &C. Tho who's vii he -cld without reserve for esh RAIN
.hiIe. For fill parfic,ilara So Tbs Herald
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OPYicE OF rsy CLsytLAsD Ps,.ssuasH RAILasAo,l
CLsyELAxp. Nov. n. 1857.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StockboIder,

Of taIs Company vi Be held ths Oee Of tia Company
tho City Of Cleveland. WKDHESpAY The ssh asy fys-
uary 10 O'Clock for tss ELECTION Of TWELVE
DIRECTIONS ard of o especially 70
sqthoszs INCREASE ef The CAPffAL Sr0CK tds
pvS Of act u tho 0sn~r Assembly Of the State Ohio
pss.el A prz Is 1857. BY Osd~ q the Bad .I1-
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Ginanfiai.

B.sG o. Eosru AnEs,cA Now York. Ds 10 lsJ7
A DIVIDEND Of THREE PER CENT has
N been this dsy dcisrL r~ysh. on MONDAY liza Jsns.
a., fe,e ,JIe Tysp.c Bos ul clo.ed FROM 18th inst l
az ,-r 1 SEYMOUR. Cashier
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, npopnp. sOcIHTY Of NEW YORK. -

OFT. GEORGES sOCIETY Of NEW-Y0RK.--
ONr FANNY KEMBLE hsviss upcn the sppice''on Of tbs
C,e Ccp.ittec Of this Society most Kindly conseasd
sivr pssic Rssdins 10 aid Of s Charitable Fund tas vou
istse Il hssssesss.t savs !hs pesass sssoee ''S
VII resd shskesSearvs Play Of
.. II A NJ I. + t.
On SATURDAY. e.A January. ls5s,
" Al Mozart HaG No 6ss Broadway.
bssnnins ociect poeiseiy TIE doors vt opso = co.,
and old nsepon the sodienee Do pun
tual In Their attendance. ,,-,, - I'm
eoafs No 80 Brc.d~syi c. Bruanss No. To- brossxsyj
6iNs Iaia Yrce IIIgb.t Brooilyn, and at the door
% u< evening a the entertainment Asc % '"e " "
Maxafrf1,sDtff -, ,.,o,,,v 10,
1Skunx< pxpcfAR eso FD " SANDERSOS, eel,
4Emr Cff--rytrrpTs0S 90 JOHN 8 BARTLETT, NJ d.
JOHN G. BEALE3, M. d., WIN: nVt ~. yssq,
6HYYJ NILS CHo0kES. ESQ, HEMxh 1890,
w nn vsJEFR ca M BURNETT esq,
SSl$vssS urAIEyr ESQ C. r. GILMAN es9.,
Ssfysa cIfp-TON ess 0RO 8 RAINSPOaD, ESQ.,
xRTfffE KFEpALI. c-1., @. "A. WEBB, esq,
r..ost .-1..., . o. mi EDWARD y WARD esq.
Chairman OF Charitable COMMITTEE
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AUDITORS OFFICE Athens Co.. OHIO,
ATHEss Dee. 81, 1857.
IN consequence Of the failure OF the OHIO LIFE
Il AND Trust COMPANY. New-Yort, the COUPONS Of
ATHENS COUNTY BONDS Marietta Cincinnati
Railroad Com psny which payable the oce Of said Com
T. ii. MOORE. Auditor
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DAITAN.-5,0oO bundles superior Jsya RAT
IL TAN for s.,e b. Up eLEu 4 Co,
No. 10 Msiien lane.
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OY,tcr OF rHE MEacHAsrs PisE Insurance. CoNrASY
Ocean Bank Building corner Fulton and 0rcenaich.sa
NEw.YoaK, Jan 4. 1873 }
DNIDEND.-The President and Directors have
~ this d.J d-clareds sEMtANSCAI DIV lDsND Of Tn
Transfer Book VIII be closed until tha daic.
A'' ~ J. s. DOUGLASS 3ce'y.
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Gaies bn Auttlon.


A SSI(}NEE's SALE.-The undersigned. a.
n .isn,~ Of srm Of Thomas Laihor- w1 osef ~
sele pc n1con No iss wsanns ,n steS 70 tn,s c"y
on frsy. the lab DAY Of January. psoH,ne Sd. N
tie Which aid firm b. ID rset of rna'n " ~
Ptspe of the staie Of New York. for the yHar 1874
Particulars viii b made knows 81 tbs n1'r @ osr
ns th aid n,er,-. sse-Dsed Buffalo, December 90 1871
IL r.. HOWARD. Assignee.
A. NJ MERxIs Auctiosess.
DY BANGS. BROTHER s. Co.-Trade -oae
~ Rooms. No. 70 PsIArow.
WEDNESDAY aDd THURSDAY Jsau.J IS aud IL. Il 4
6fIsA p
TIE ENTIRE PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY II the his
EDWARD SANFORD ESQ. nuIeenna ovef 100 ''a1'e-
md forrhs the most ssb~ compete, sid bet S'rctA Law
Iabr,Fy ss.e "a, rvd II P'hiie sale
C. NJ L.vY. Aus.ios.-r-No'7t Nhlsrn q. .,
ELE1.ANT FUR ROBES, &c. NJ. LEV
IL vii sell sueon TIL RSDAN. FRIDAY aud SATCR
DAY Me- IS Mdnisn-, E.sssu-'. comm br'ne csch
day occk the chocst snd b~s 'io
cfrch Pus Rohes &C. offered 20 .he pa5 being the
stock Of a,E- respectable Msdrn.anr hor.c The sock con
sss Il ch Hudots Bay S.-es Mink Esch Store Asten RI
rne ke n.ade into Msntss Cspcs half Caps, Nhounes
Muas cuffs, Also Ge.fnrr's Fur Csps Of every desrp
ton Fur Cloves Co.rs Poot Muas Ssh and LISP Robes kr
every 'hS b. found In hrs.cass MAisn
Goods sold delivered during sale or deposits required
Terms cssh-ci,y funds
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-14
NEW BLACK SMITH SHOP.

l9lIE subscriber would respectfully inform ". ".
j. citizens of Ebensburg and the VicinE! We.
he has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly Gt :. q.
pied by Michael McCague, where he intenus s.t
carry on the BLACKSMITHlNGi IN all It's Oi"n.,
es. Persons entruSting work to his care can -,
assured that it will be promptly attended - :.
at moderate rates. He would also, morn I'm;
citizens that the business of HORSE SHoEi'N
will be superintended by himself personally :.
Owners of valuable horses will not be unda ~ =,
necessity of sending their stock TO neighbcIIIT IT
village, as his experience in this line Is rp wlo''
known. ISAAC SlNui1
Ebensburg. Apr 1856
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Fountain Inn.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his frie,
and the public generally that he has again -
possession OF the well known tavern stand F.
tain Inn" situated on the turnpike in Blair,.
Gap, where he will at all times be nrrr,roI -.
wait on his friends and customers '' ~
| Thankful for past favors, he can ass,,ro .
| people of Cambria and Blair conntics tLa, 'l0 40
pains will be spared to gain rlerit Of their ~.
| ronagS f"'-
Feb. f. 1857 ''.
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John M,keage

Manufacturer and Dealer IN all Kinds OF Css
Stuff, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. non's'|
cry ST., Hollisdaysburg, Ps'
Tonstantly on hand, a fine and well sdi@"
~ stock of Spanish, and half Spanish 81 - AZ
at the lowest possible prices. All articles so
are represented.
August :, ,s5c.-ly.
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9s silver hunting case Levre Watc'
Is cases richest style of Clocks;

9s silver hunting case Levre Watc'
Is cases richest style of Clocks;
$50 Breast Pins; 120 Ear Drops;
200 Finger Rings, together with variety of
shirt studs, Wrist and Neck Buttons, Gold Pens
and Holders, Fob and Guard Chains, and many
minor articles too numerous to mention.
He has also added number of new and impor-
tant implements TO his already large collection of
tools, whereby he is enabled to execute work with
greater dispatch and less cost.
Thankful for past favors, and haping for con-
tinuance of the same, he trusts that his friends
will not forget the one.priccd store of
JOSEPH G. HOLMES.
Main street, sign of the big Watch.
obruary 1 1897.
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COACH MANDATORY.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL
| ly inform the citizens of Ebensbure and vi
unity, that he has rented the shop formerly occn.
cied by r, Gaibraith, where he has every facility
for carrying on large business, and hopes by US
ing but the best material, and employing but
the best workman, he hopes to convince all who
will do him the favor to examine his work, that
in point Of durability, appearance or cheapness,
he cannot be excelled by any similar establish
ment in estate elsewhere. Persons wishing
a bargain in loe purchase of carriage will cou-
suit th0ir own interests by giving him a CALL
They arc prepared to supply the following kinds
vchic S, viz:
Buggios of different qualities and prices, Bar
ouches, Chariotees, one and two horse rockaways
dose quarter elliptic and C-Spring Corches; Sc
cond- -handwork of differant kinds, sc. msking
a VARIETY that will suit all tastes and all purses.
WM. BARNES.
Fob IN 1879 Ia
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

- ~1H111 II 1~HS4'H II OHN SF& H1f-
HNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
Il sllc, the farm on which he now resides in
Cambria township Cambria county, containing
100 acres. About S5 of which are clcard and
in high state of cultivation and well fenced.
The improvements are good hewed log House.
Bank Barn, other outbuildings. and thriving
barring orchard. The woodland is we'll timbered
With Cak and Il cooper shop about so rods from
the Hnse- There is also never failing sning
of water. in almost every field on the farm
The farm is situate about four and half mile
North West OF Ebensburg, two miles from the
Ebensourg and Carroiton Plank Road. with a
good township Road leading from the Plank
Road through the premises. Any person wish
20 purchase farm, would do well to examine
this property, as | will sell on reasonable
terms
OWEN r. ROBERTS.
March, 10th 1888
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9ottls, &t.
LOGAN HOUSE.
CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFrp

hNOULD respectfully inform his old e.,
w and the travelling public that he b.s t1 '.Ss
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg. and !, ,sa Sa
pared to entertain ali who may favor him PIE PIE
their patronage in unobjectionable stvle WI
The HOUSE has been newly furnished u u,
ou' IN style not surpassed by any estabIisbp,,,,
in the interior of the State. His TspTp
always be supplied with all the subsfsntia1. Ni
delicacics of the season, and attended lv 80. "''
tive servants In word, no pains will bo s,a,;
to make the Logan first class house. and I--I ~
ing will be left undone to renderits guest -,
Portable and happy. ''A
The STABLES, which are extensive. will h.
attended by honest and faithful hostlers.
RESTAURANT.-T basement Is occr,;- g,
as Restaurant. where meals viii be ser,,-i ife
at all hours of the day, together with oyS..'
wild game. fish and all the delecaeies and refr,
mentS of the season. JOHN KfEFFPr
June 4, lS56.-32tf
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Mlisthlaneelts ADVERTISEMENTS
Il Il NJ OY A L..

TEe undersigned having removed to the new
i!G:rg two doors west of the old stand, would
erpsctirily inform his customers and the public
ene~slly, est he has ately added to his former
suprly of Goods, anG keeps constantly on hand
full supply of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, Carpen-
ter's tools, Smiths tools. Nails, full supply Of
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast hollow-ware constantly on hand.
Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries, wholesale
and retail.
Pine, Poplar and Cherry Lumber bought ano
Sold
Goods will lie sold at the very lowest prices in
exchange for Cash or Country Produce.
L. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, March Is, 1856.
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3flistcll llaneoas advertisements.
JOHN PARkE'S
JohnstOvvn Marble works.

Franklin Street, nesrly opposite the new Metho
dist Church Johnstown, Pa.
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ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT

nEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
ID is warranted to cure in every instance, if
used according to directions, Rngbone, SPAWN,
and Splint, or any other callous or hard Jumps.
1t does not like scare aUs' Of the present day.
profess to cure ali III to which man and beast
are heir to- but will most assuredly the above
and remove all hlemishes resulting, such as
Jumps. calositics, &c. 1t aCcomplishes its cures
hv penetrating the pores and converting the tu.
mors or callous into pus or matter and is then
discharged through tie skin without removing
the hair
Manufactured and sold by James II. Beatty
and also at the Drug Store of DIR. VIM. LEM
MON and at the store Of THOMAS DENINE f
Ebcnsburg, Pa. jan.20,
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CIV Clocks, Watches & JeWeIry
THE subscriber hereby pro y.
J claims to the inhrbitants OF - IL
country that he has just returned from New York
with the largert and best assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY
ever brought in their midst, which he knows he
can and will sell cheaper than any dealer in the
town or county.
His cheap Breast Pins, hitherto sold at 81 will
now be sold at S ,5O such as were sold at 2,25
are now offered at 81 ,62A, &c.
His fine plated Ear Drops, which were sold at
81, are now sold at 81 ,25; others held at 81 81
will be sold at 81 90, and all other articles of his
sold stock remaining on hand will be disposed of
at a like discount. His new stock consist i'll part
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@ NoNUMENTS, TOMBS, CRAVE
E1EnN Nl Stones, Mantels, Table and Bu-
MEN lrcau tops, manufactured of the most
{'ElS beautiful and finest quality of foreign
WEISS and domestic marble. always on haLd
.19s and made to order as cheap as they can
S be purchased in the East, with the
addition of carriage; From long experience in
the business and strict attention thereto, he can
assure the public that all orders will be promptly
attended to and the work finished in the best and
most handsome manner. furnished to order and
delivered at any place desired.
ALSO. GrindstoncS Of various grits and sizes.
itable for farmers and mechanics. Sold ~
wholesale or retail.
rTFor the convene nee of persons re"idh'g in
the east and north of the county, specimens may
I've rcen and orders left with George Huntley, at
lis Tinware Establishment in EbcnsJurg.
Purchasers are invited to cNa mine stock na
prices. Aug 10, 81. Ejune 20, 1855