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SEVEN YEARS!

The seven years of unrivalled success attending
the
'SG0sEi,oEoiItan Art Association;
have made it household word throughout every
quarter of the country.
Under the auspices Of this popular institution.
over three huRdred thousand homes have learned
to apprcciate-by beautiful works of art on their
walls, and choice literature on their tables, the
great benefits derived frcm becoming a subscriber
Subscriptions are now being received in n ratio
unparalleled with that Of any previous year.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Any person can become a member by sub
scribing three dollars, for which sum they viii
receive
1st.-The large and superb steel engraving,
G0X33 inches, entitled,
"FALSTAFF MASTERING HIS RECRUITS" )"
21.-One copy. one year, of that elegantly IL
THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL"
3d.-Four admissions, during the season, to
s.THE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, SIS
BROADWAY, y. u"
IN addition to the above benefits, there will
be given to subscribers, as gratuitous premiums,
over
FIVE HUNDRED. BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF
ART!
comprising, valuable paintings. marbles, parians,
The superb Engraving. w!liC" every sUbscrl-
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Recruits - Is one of the most beautiful and pop
ular engravings ever issued in this country. Ii
IS done on steel, in fine line aud stipple, and is
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making most choice ornament suitable for the
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subject Is the celebrated scene Of Sir John Fal-
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The Art Journal Is too well known to the
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berships and 10 one extra engraving for their
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December 3, 1860.
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VALUABLE ThNN}ERY
T OR s 4 l Z.

gEyIIE subscribers offer for sale the QUIT
Z MAN TANNERY,' (recently owned by
Charles j. Murray situate in Cambria County
Pa. about 5 miles West or Ebens burg. and
about 9 miles by Plank Road ana Turnu;i,
from the Pennsylvania Rail Read. y Brancl
Rail Road from Ebenshrrg 81 CrosSon Is now he
iI- Constructed. The establishment : one Of
the largest in the State. Tie main baii,iing Is
I4O feet by 50. and wing G6 by 20. and the
whole two stories Ei-h- 4 new ENGINE aua
BOILERS have recently been put IN. There
are all the necessary ost buildings on the prem
izes. and dwelling Houses far the proprietor.
foreman and hands. Also. Store Room Black
smilh shop and saw Mil. There are about &C
acres Of land well timhered. connected with tie
Tanner VIII lie sold low and on easy terms
ALS0-A tract OF land situate in Croylet town
ship. Cambria county, near the Pennsylvania
Rail Road. ut SumueThll Station containing
about SEQ acres. = portion of which Is improved
This tract contains an abundance Of Cal Of
superior quality.
Apply to wM. KITTELB. ESQ. Attorney p,
Law, EbeasbuTE. Pa. OF 20 the undersigned Re
siding in Baltimore. Nd.
POLAND. JENKINS & co.
Ebeusburg, Pa, Nov. L, lS6O.-5I-tf
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MANSION HOUSE,
JGlzgSYOwN. Pa.

THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
old patrons of the above Hotel. that, having re-
fitted and refurnished it throughout. they are
prepared to entertain guests comfortably and in
good style.
ga good Hack will be at the Railroad STA
tiou on the arrival IF every train fT the p',r-
pose # carrying passadger, free or ciargs, r."
tie Hotel.
BOARD PER DAY. SI.u0-
The Stage for oIncrset. aaI "ther points IN
that direction. departs from the Mansion House
every morning Sunday eXceTtad)
METZIAR Sc co.
Johnstown, May ?, 1860.-tf.
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srEr4.E. EHTEsEs.
pGED'S LE.-AC' OF IhMAIELTS, O
T. II -.-ETUJfNf-f

FOED'S IE.-AC' OF HkMAGIELIS, Or
PIN DESTROYER.
Is ole E t.e Er domestic remedies which
have cone iat. general use ard favor. without
putting. I. IS the product ,i simple shrub,
armies =. ~ cases. and a domestic remedy
--eGua-.-i. F-- Burns Csffs. E-tlses .Sas-rsess
L:rlsgsss, SgTuHs, E.s.,aJatism. G..s. Ulcers,
OF Sres and IjJsgyIs- = has nos II equal. i;
Is -ls1 used. with great success. FIR IoriprIc
H1Jlr5s Neuralgia. Sore Trrer'. ya'.c Hjalr
sf1, H1Grsssess, and other si.li.sr tr.u.irsoac
a-t Tl:z.s. affections. while IT promptly arraz 5
81 Nu1r3aJes. Hundreds q physicians .-e II
-lly IN their practice, an! give It their unguali
es. resy-nneu.lation. Sold By our agents and
-=.,e-- and Ir
HUMPHREYS g co, 5G2 Broadway,
s0LE ragraIEToEs AND MANUFACTURERS.
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AUDITORS NOTICE

The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Cambria County. to distribute
the money in the hands OF William O'Keeie,
Administrator of William O'Keele. deed, here
by gives notice thai be viii attend to the duties
of said appointment at his Office in Ebenshurg.
on Tuesday. the 9th day Of April next, at one
O'Clock, p. NJ. when and where all persons in
terested may attend, on be forever debaroed from
coming in on said fund.
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Au6itor.
Ebcnsburg, March 20. 1s61,-3t
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EMPLOYMENT.

FEyTF UNDERSIGNED are dpSirous Of sccu-
q ring the services of few Young Mn TO
engage in q Travelling Agency, upon a salary
of
FORTY DOLLARS PER JEONTH,
and all expenses paid. This i. opportunity
seldom offered. and tn those who merit the ap-
probation Of the Subscribers. by strict attention
70 business. can rely upon constant employment
for 4 term of years. Fer further particulars ad-
dress
COssaEf s. Drake
81 Main ST, Atchison Depot, u. II.
April 3rf-3 mos.
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STRAY HEIFFER.

Game to the residence Of the subscriber in
S;sGr.h1una township. $ me time last August.
a rel liejtie-. about 3 wears OLD, having white
Elel ALL white tai. Tie owner IS requested
IT, cas.e forward. prove property, pay charges,
ana 5akc l.cr away. otherwise she VIII be dispo-
sci Of according t. law
GEORGE LOWMASTERS.
NJ. n 1901.
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lARSnALl,S IS sac.

By virtue Of a writ Of Yendicioii Exponas is
srled out # The Circuit Co2rt Of the United States
for the Western District Of Pennsylvania and 70
me directed. I vii, expos 90 public sale, at the
UNITED STATES BUILDING, corner of
FIFTH AND SMITIIIIELD street. in tthe City
of PITTSBURGH. Penna., on SATURDAY. the
9th day of APRIL, 1861. at one O'Clock. P ".
al the right. title. claim and interest Of James
3IcDcrmi,t and Luke M'Guire. of, in and to the
following tracts Of land. to wit one tract of
land situate in Clcaric,d township, Cambria
county. warranted in the name of John Burns,
adjoining lands Of Murray Hoffman and others,
containing $40 acres more or less. about So acres
&c which are cleared, bav.Gg thereon cabin
house and cabin barn. in the occupancy of Slmu-
el VIII. Also, tract Of land situate in Clear
field towG-TTip. Cambria county, warranted in
the rame of James Roop, a,ljaining land warran-
ted To John Burns, Murray Hoffman,. &c. con-
tanning $50 acres more or less, about 81 acres
os which are cleared. with a two story frame
house and n saw nil thereon erected, now in the
ocUPancy Of Peter Flanagan. Taken in exc
cvtinn and to he sold IL tie property of James
lIcDcruit5, aHd Luke 3IcGuirc. and viii be sold
by me
JAMES G. CAMPBELL. Marshall.
Pittsburgh. March 18th lSG1-3t
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VATSA/ "a III r-E Il I'D
100 COO feet good Cherry Boards,
100000 - - Poplar Plank.
100. 900 a. " / in Poplar Boards.
100 600 % 90 Ash Boards and Plank,
100000 g - clear Pine Boards s, Plank
for which part or all CASH will always he paid.
ALSO-2CO 600 feet coed common Pine in
exchange for Goods.
Nov. ). 1860. z. II.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters q Admins
+raion on the estate Of John Burke. late of Croyle
tn, Cambria County, have been granted to the
undersigned. residing in said township. Al
persons indebted to saji estate are requested to
pay up irlmediatelv, ana those having claims
against it are are requested tn present them pro
perIv authenticated tpr settlement.
WILLIAM BURKE. |
JAMES BURKE ! ddm'rs.
ApriI 10, I86I,-0t.
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~, moEA5-In quantity of corrupted matter,
-=Fs Is always to be found a nest of worms.
icy cannot, neither viii they stay anywhere
x Weak stomach and bowels are subject to
n as they have not sufficient power to digest
Ia iood. Hence large heap of matter is
Is7l, and worms must be the result. A few
- o. these pills will disturb them in their nest
=. -. oiive them out of the system. 1t should be
- IAoer5d, that an occasional dose when in
s-sa especially after taking cold, will prevent
1Sease esease from forming in the body.
- See advertisement Of DIR. Morse in another
'''nf Sold by Thomas Devine
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Justice OF the Peace, summIttrfIIe, Pa.
A Ii BUSINESS INTRUSTFD To HIS
N care will be promptly attended to. He MI.
also act as uctloneor at I.uhlic Sales wbe,.,-
his services In that capacity required.
tpril % ls5s.:4
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WINTER GOODS,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL


JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING. a
large and complete assortment of GOODS for
the season, consisting in part of
PRINTS GINGH4IgT kJpzTAC
COBURGS. MODLVA CLOTHS.
DE LANES. CfSHifERES,
FRENCH MERINOS.
lfRFNG PLfIDS SITTIEETS
CASHUERES, JEANS TFEEDS,
FLINELC. BROEFN : BL. Nus
LINS. TICRINGS.
SHfHLS BLANKETS. CiRPETING,
OIL CL0T5!S. CHRPET CHAINS,
COTTON YARNS. FOOL DO.
GLOVES. HOHERIES,
NOTIONS,
HARDVfRE.
QUEENSWARE.
READY M4DE CLOTHING.
so CASES BOOTS s. SHOES.
The above have been bought with care at low
figures, and Will be sold at REDUCED prices
L. HUGHES.
November I. 1850.
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ESTATE OF PUILIP D. GEORGE. Deed,

ESTATE. OF IlIILLF y. GEtHGE- DECD,
Whereas Letters Of Administration on the es-
tate # Pni,ip n. George, late Of Washington
-.,,--.,sr--,. .ralria C. .Iutv deceased have cen
granted lv the Register 81 said county, to the
5-Ic--;gne1. notice Is hereby given to all persons
haviaz claims a-ai-St tie said estate TO Ire~-u-
chem praac-9v authenticated for settlement, and
those illcJted arc requested to make pas nept
without delay
II. KIN IEAD, Admir-.
Tber sllI!Tr March 2G-Gt.
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AC4zToRS NOTICE.

TIE undersigned auditor. appointed by the
Orphans Court Of Cambria County. to distrib-
ute the money in tie hands Of Jane Rodgers
date Jane MAXIM Executrix Of John Maxim.
decd hereby gives notice That he viii attend TO
tie duties Of said appointment, at his Office in
Eaeu~i.GrE. on Friday the 23th day Of March, at
one m-clyek =. Il. ven and where all persons
interested may attend, or be forever Gebarred
from coming, in on said fund.
JOHN SEAMAN, Auditor.
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March. I3:i4-3t.

& CRICCLTURAL NOqTCE.-The mem
y bcrs of the Cambria County Agricultural
Socic.y are hereby notified that an election for
Officers ard Managers for the ensuing year. will
he held st tie o.icc ofthe Secretary in 'Colonade
Row. EhenSburg, on THURSDAY. the 2lst
By OyRcr.
N.rgh S-2t Z. \. AICOT. .Sec'y.
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NEW ARRIVAL
At THE
jOIhSTGWI \ EIIRBLE IiFGRAS.

The undersigned tegs leave to inform the citi
zcns of Cambria and adjoining COMMITTEES q C-;>
that he has just received fresh stock = sam
of the finest ITALIAN and other Mar ~ ,tlii
bles. at his Establishment on Frarkliui i<A
street. Johnstown. MONUMENTS saKDi>
TO II BIS. MANTELS. g RAW L .IsI-f
STONES, TABLE & BUREAU TOPS. t.
manufactured of the most beautiful and finest
quality Of Foreign and Domestic Marble. always
on hand anL made To order as cheap as they can
be purchased in the city, without the addition
Of carriage.
GRINDSTONES Of various Grits and sizes.
suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold either
by wholesale or retail.
Prompt attention paid to orders from a dis
tance. and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the public to call and examine his stock,
a. he feels satisfied hc can sell cheap.
For the convenience of persons residing in the
cast ant North Of t;.e county, specimens may ne
seen AMI orders left with George Huntley, at his
TinwaTe Establishment in Ebcnsiur@.
JOHN PARKE.
Johnstown. June ] 3, 1sC0-ly.
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EECUTCR.s NlTTCE.

Notice as Leieby given tlat the undersigned
were July appointed Executors Of the last VIII
and T--ta..cI.t Of Joseph Ticrney. dec'd. All
porso1,, lniwinL Themselves indebted to said deed
are requested 70 make s7wc..!atc payment. and
those H,v.a- claims against said decd are req
ue.teE sr present th-2a properly authenticated
r.. settlement -
SARAH TEEGEEY. ATmTr.
Nh. J. TIERNEY. Ad5s'r.
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Y"s'r Tis,< are t'ie prime % na--eS- Tl.r s--rf
hre -- '''s rnasos taa'a i.sa'a-,se 10 l= "a a.. dag
,-'s;'' a'i % al-e,sr-
Headache. Sick E-eat7sr-sc- E7~EsE Sto-1ar IA.
F-g=- fr. Esls-c-E EavF, Ea:-a.r.5.
fE,E BIO iIi-n: o7s'1o- --1=vgr yau s---' com
aic-d - FLe oest we have oTe ea.rza r'z- .-ri @
DEL c. AVER. ST. i,s.g r .,- - srr. .
t'lc y-orz: 5e7fs-t as,y 'l. hare. - dos or .
Of y9ar Pills i ss-s 20 asize fsoa f1z. s-9.ai-
Tou-s nth great rszI'c-t, ID = Ir,5:e--'-
BI'.us I;I-o-ders -I.g~.- -nzs.,s--s-.ts.
From ~. g-oaaz-r Ee', .ryr-- To,.s r-ss-
90 or;yars -o='r I arHs.-E E -r.a-'e' 'a-as.i----
a., g-ss.-l T.9,s. ..-.r--l- .- t,,c ere - E-s
tei.fr than raTug rH rre-5l-f
-p-z. t;ia- -ge Esyc .: In ia ,rri-e when g.. .-
IA, tie oUniieIlc- OF ti. profession and i.- people
LE-.tI:rsGI-S o. T..z- iSTlzf.-.n.
Ta-i'ia-i,'.s - g. st F,la- r.a-
srC: haze sol yas'r E'iil- my general 7l lra1
p=e~oe -iac ,ou rnie ;I.cla, ana 20 net ss.s
-, i.''y err tie = r sat''e NJ ,Ini5'y- tH.-T 7;
.l.liiy they are admirable Tl.-~ ,t.r-s-se.
S.. s: 80 o. q, - % a.. ~. i 81 a.. IN. a.
tiern- FTstcTHa!iy yours, Al"EZp i;N!i- y T..
IhysiriEll ri tte Murine H1s.sr:5-
Cyscptsry, Diarrnca, Relax. Worms,
From ylr- = e. C5rsaa, ~ Chicago
Yosr Pills have had long tri'l ia ny rrz.c.i7e 7i
@ ne, I'm, I'm i .''l - one % 10. Ia - = - .- li i
;n"' excellent -tl-Ti--- 's' lsg - EI-G '~ ',r
raases tl yo5 acceptable AL convenient lcr -.
Of ryo-iea ant ci,'lIrar'-
Dyspepsia. JmPssrIty O. t;le aIoo1-
F-ar, T-- J. Fif-iss Tf--fr- .f.7,-f ,r--F. l-r
Dr. AVER: have rat r-.r rlii- t,i' ..-s-
- NY I.1li,. 90; s'-- ;-i.'-' s' re p - 6
mi IT,. Si.,s =. A.. t,., ,.-s -. rr:r ,l.
es,r . kno,s am car; ,, 's rr''ila'; ' 40
WARS ,sv, vy'-a.a-- Co., - y. C.s=- -. --.-.
nEAH >tE: - a. ss:..-z '.'i'rr;i. III a. 'sl.r
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j. PALMER 6 CO.,
Market Street Wharf, EEiIad'a.
Dealers an Fish. Cheese and FrouiSiosis.
Have CO.. stantly on hand an assortment of
DRIED AND PiCKLED FISH, &C.. viz:
Ma kerel, Saa3. Salmon. Blue Fish HerrinCs
Goldfish. Beef. Pork, Lard, Shoulders. Hams,
Sides, Cles's, Bsa's, &t;e,
Sept 20, l860.-3m.
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g JOB WORK Of all kinds dcne at
his ofies.
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3 G RI AYES
HOLLAND DITTERS
DYSPEPSIA

DYSPEPSIA
Liver Complaint, Fever and Aguo, &c.
The s2zal ist7osu-t5a aal re o ~ oe,s,-s:sl
called B;terz, oTlsl n various fsrs from q's7-t
b-ttle Gallon ke- untIi t v-i e. Iisf--s l. ii1b
another Ea-le -or sTG, Or some E-a517 "ise- il-H
lat the really -t Eref derived rro-1 ts zinz.c dozs
one teazpo5argi, .. our madeleine,
BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTER5,
Ind re entire abzruos r c- rrnr;a has estsuli-,aci
f,E Eesuta-iaa which ss host u -itlt'r~ and eln-
table Preparation, wsh barely sazea- pure spirits &c
But one size Of the genuine lIIa,f Tn. I5ttla -rios
Isis medicine of long tried efficacy for Purifying
:he Blood, se essential for the foundation Of good
health and for correcting disorders Of the stomach
and bowels.
Two or three doses viii convince the afflicted Of
its salutary effects The stomach VIII speedily regain
its strength, healthy action Of the liver, bowels
and kidneys VIII soon take place, anl removed
heal;,. be the quick result.
For Indigestion.
Try BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For Heartburn,
Try BGFhaVe's Holland Biliers.
For ACidity,
Try BGrhaTs's HOllaRd BitteFs.
ForZWaterbrash,
Try BGEhaYe'S Holland Bii:eFs
For Headache.
Try BGThaTe's Holland BiltsFS.
For Loss OF Appetite
Try BRFhaTt'g Holland BittfTS.
For Costiveness,
Try BGrhayt'S Holland BitieTS.
For Piles.
Try BGFhaTe's Holland DiitefS
In su Nerrous Rheumatic and Neuralric Alec
tons, it has in instances proved highly
beneficial, and IN others effected decided cure.
READ CAREFULLY!
The genuine highly c1acsatrstsd Bssrla-es Holland
Btters put up fafpinE hcgcs only re.ailcd
Dolisr per bottle The -ezt demand truly
ceIebratcd Medicine iadu-l many limitations which
the public should Eusrd s-aiast purchasing
B,-zro a TEp1i1ss So name Is On Lle LA
sJ sreTy tsaiic yOE buy
BENJAMIN PAGE, JF2. & co.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
For sale IN Ebensburg- By 4. y. BARKER.
August %, 1SG0.-ly.
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Dysonssry-. Diarri.ora, Relax. Worms,

Eosr Pills had LONG rrirl - my practice
hold them Ia et.Il ulre o. IiIe t~t aCTselT- -
found Their AIT Tlvc eject u.nn ti.e lr.r
;i'' excellent -greti- whoa iss. l =si-ii ,i,
ia.Bv dgsa-s-g and r fs-s.r'. Thar -r@a- 'vfl-
UlaSys tigEu very acceptable AL convenient t,l-
Of. ..n-.a-.l ..ra .-..li Inn.
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NE~Lx. Vs A7ri. tt IS reported
dat cisrrr. 3.-.c.. rs occurred 1T Fortress
Nanr7e. Tie ror&,nsu in BE vicinity. raj
e! Va-ms-., -, - - outside. uuicr the
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T53g. G;io. ATra At Tie city cleo
I'm held Yesterday. the Democrats elected
;leir caa3j4sr,~. tor Mayor anI Treasure,
azL seven ga. u Tie :,u cvuuci,men.
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80 or,ya-s -o='r Is admir- .g -.-r-seF 'rr5--
-. asafsa. -ifTi frr-- lfss5sl .rH
fse 'i.s- y'r- ~.-I il.-5- H.-aT i-l-. 81 7--- "
bowed ..1er--.i the -
Gtri.fs gll r.Tug iy rna---.lr-
7fH.. IiIst h-ye 81. i.grf,i ',.r sfrr which g.. ~
t.iy JIc oynIienc- tif. profession and Ee,.sl--
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & co
JOHN SRkRBlUGU.

For sale in Ebensburg- BY 4. y. BARKER.
August %, 1SGO.-ly.
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IAdyertisement.l

WE HAVE been shown document signed by the
Mayors office Of the cities Of the United States snd Canad
certifying the superior excellence Of Dr. AYERS COMPOUND
EXTRACT and to the value Of oil his remedies
as articles great public utility Such evidence from such high
bears out iumphan in the position VIC have long
maintained with regard to Dr. AYERS preparations more par
euly advertisements Of them No publishers need be
more opposed than TO The pomugon Of quackery In any
shape but knew when began, that his remedies were
above any suspicion Of they about the best
possible produce for the disease aud that they have
the confidence Of all communities where they known Not
because the Mayors the whole country believe themu's
f to their people, but because rendering substantial
service TO readers In making their virtues known to them
Courier Princeton Ky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

DEATH OF Ex-CHIEF EYGIYEER GULIcK.-Ex-
Chief Engineer james Gulick died at his residence in
this city on Monday evening last. A meeting of Off
GERS Of different branches Of the Fire Department was
held at the Chief Engineers Office last evening for the
purpose of making arrangements to honor the remans
John S. Giles, esq., Treasurer of the Fire Department,
was called to the chair, and w. Wells Wilson, ex-
Assistant Engineer appointed Secretary. Chief En-.
gincer Decker and Assistant Engineers Alker, Corn
well, Baulch Kingsland Brice, Jacobs, and Hackett
Henry Wilson, esq, and John j. German of the Board
of Fire Commissioners, John Garland, ESQ.,, of the
Board Of Appeals, Albert j. Delatour, Acting Prcs-
dent Of the Fire Department, George w. Wheeler,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18
The 81. Lonis Democrat SAYS:

Financial matters unchanged aud dull today aud the
closed about the figures for exchange and gold 80
interchangeable former being cent premium aud the latter
to 81 bsuksbe funds Treasury Notes largely in request
and would be taken by contractors for government supplies as
readily gold n they could be had In fact they are better
than gold par because they answer for exchange ana save
much trouble IN procuring desirable Article BY parties VINO
have Eastern up The banks seeing that
ury worth about par n the Eastern market are
ali they can get OF them and paying out Their
banksbe funds or course they hold these notes until e de-
and foI exchange becomes large 1t sea, disappointment
to the PEOPLE that the Treasury Notes that were TO 10 sep
tits civ have not arrived. Il as Though the
ought 10 be able to simply issue promise TO pay as sA' 81
Tie M,rankee Sentinel says.
rbes va. an active demand sT exchange which was hssy