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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

NOR HARTFORD. NEitiDEN. and sP,lNG-
e FlTLp->TFtNBIAT suI R,iLRoAD CO*N.c-
riON. siA NEW-HbNfN --rlr CoNii@rNiaL iesves
p.ck.sliu East River dsiy sundays cAc-frdl - ::2 n
ans sce, c.; I q n esvi iss 4 d, ~ WI ~ - on
tts ss,iyi M tire b1t or AL ssy .ff - NJ ar LINZ
The IRA, LIE x leaves 'cr Scw Lcycn Il VI oeiocF.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

The sggregato quantity Of tue same articles lsft at
tide-wuier from the commencement OF navigation 70
the ,th October, inclusive dur.ng tie years 1861
nrd 1872 xVas IA follows.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

nF-rleth " ~
Ty o. LOBEET5S IiNH STEAM mrs,
II. yoR c"L.i0AHia1, ,G Az o"@'ON Wa M
riror.b 'i,S ai.s',a # The mar ...,,uo
GrErr EEDrG tlpNN =. :. f}.t5 ..,..., i"AUu0u 10
NO DETENriJE o. .il. ls7uIys
The new ana sIicldd .'r.nis,ir = = ~ y, -" th1'
r.i. Marry. CcniaarI-f ~. So. oa H.'Af N,','.
%. @co,n uo.H l1'eely' if'" hcf &c, ~ -.' o'
v'il the ia.t ard snoSo an.h'p A,"E' Lo-'
l,c tIus. =. N9~es, O. an.fner % stu "'4'i u'''
fr'cic5 dicst OIL a'rsA q tho p'sae" & al - JUN
lie sped ori accommodation Of these steamer sre NJ.
fur-isstd BY ay steamers s.or nc-.u F-i ]. i'
nd passuuseTs By tn' nle il sn f@"eo' "''.ia 9
dsy, c.,,,...,.o,-.
liar U' On ~ the 'rTo' q ~ 'rc. oi
UcS oUce ,oo",r. sad u s1 ,1l.h, s "iii 9'
ready 80 a torblo se.rics wsy Do isi.ci sion
For iu.s''1a'i0n Or t''.ise 'iPH'o rorFrrs.
No. ~ We'''t c'rr"-o "aI.c'.i.. o'n t'v,'.
NorcgTrc re.'rc,ions 'fs',i taxing t's. r. "y'i
Nv ,ro,r oflbs W.I Drririn cn pee s"r ''i 70 W.
pe,sa.,t.. JJ.N . III. Asr'i
GyFTAM WEEKLY to LiyEH'uoL. =. toac...G-
y a; Oaeeayown t"cr< u5rrorl.-Ih, LNerpoei. now
I0k snd ~. ,eir.s tip on4"S "nd d. ~ iica
( lieiri p,,e .. Csfe-A.il, o. s'-,' -'li. as '9'",
III ~ V45fiiN,s1iI I...........s, u,,y. o.. J.
CIlY OF NEW-XOEk or h GAtvbe'tn aA'' "'l ,. -
nun essry sae-',4's AIthDAl' 81 no a ron ''''
~ y EArrs 90 r,.s,oE.
| "a
fi's. a., = 10 i.,.. ."'''' 80. 49, ,-,.
res.epess also forwarded 20 n'vfe. b''"eH "o''e'l'a
psr'..rso, rer oo or ..owr si C,i1 g. 80
AMI oils .;te.s1. f.eio -. f.oL 2 % 20 30 ~l'r''
.ou IS 400 those VINO vi 20 send io 'lri' ''."ii e'-
ilesc s,,4o,., haze net r,-cou ~oe' io' fr r.''in
s-'s sfc sIoncy bit o. we = ., >" -. &
cary Psiett le trr'. *. o' -t.d ~ 90 % ''
q s,fscr "A ~ econ s.ee'i,r. ..
i- ft,,s ,zo.a, 30 Apply "a Live 1ooi t, =" t,ik =
L ( sf.s ]. N q s..I
CsI 81 so 81 uocr. cuir g. Nte-'.''s- T. b.. . b.
D. s-YNOUR & Co.i "a ONO, to -, 81. MA.Hl -
- Eirs " iiiaq.,t. IT, r,.i.to JULrs llCniE 70 50
Rre .5're Dan,e Nsts're+ acs dc i'rur.' - r'
d rhis to iD.l> g. UA.c 30. III "as"ts' OF ~ iAs
N'-''-- ioas 9. D,LE AGENT. No. = eioidwA5. M
rURE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
.,,,v,., ROYAL MhiL ~ EhAAs a., itS 81, CALLING
'IT" H'.' NA &C cox Gafsol,' o'' ''''''''
AND pErwEfT Z & f9st2j z9 c5fx StFr2N6 R6, c"ii
sco7iG CIR, jp:,ms t1t,A tsy,. Aulcn,a
hhADihh ts.s C,s. Sue Sue iSi,5fN C.eA } toI.cA
AMERICA. Capt aI..srtrH IA 0''- - ''''''
Tic-o ves,.s cafr tccA bue h-t - malsGi rfa faf1 o
ss.ipo-ss bow ed - te's "o" ,,r.,,o,,
th'fCsl'm Fs.'"s'..''''.
Second Cion "a. ase........ ...,',.''''''' %
FEoN t,s'Os - nIV"i 49,.
CiiefCs'io H. ssse......................'.
Second Cso.n fa-sste.............'..'..'''. 20 o
low. Bo., ... We .lsJ 60 !.
PI 5lA .,c~. .k 80 day uc'
- VII W cs.cs, ~, ~
}ARfk k........ie'l q. " oaHesSsy. Nov !.
1s s' s1 a'' 'ssd'ss s,poa o On Sossl
Tie ofh-se shs 90 upt hs sco'sr'eulefo fo' 0o't
sNe.. iiuion. s. -cie. ".el f' 'n' n's 90 M-.a'
.uie, hi, Of Lit ere ~. Cd e',. a. '1,'' ~
'"'''I g ''''- j. Ir.'lR0 't,z'rsSr'.H.
YsViE GREAT EA,TCLN having touch % ia.
b cl.atd or hsi lee r..s@" o'a Li-rpo'' t - b."e
considered ad,'abs 20 u.svs .seuib s.eai' .'.ea OF ho'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
!, -, 1,.ncrY RAILROAD-FNR PNIL.
7P ~. f''s'an'' '''c 'c;.iA.LGs myoT General sa,s

EOR BOSTON and PROV ipENCt, va NEW
a. porv VAIL RIVER The ,Icidi1 aug srperior
,,m.r iI.glOP0L : Cspt Brown. Lave- N-"-Hors
evsTy III EsDAY. Ti!CI.Otl, SID SAFUGHAN. at >
ofclcck n "a .d the EMPIRE Ale. >pt bla,,o1 on
TOTDAY WkDNl SDAl. ssa f!.iDAf at ) O'Clock p M,
irom Pie, Ne. y. X. - -
Ve,.,,er 70 rooms vii he regarded A. sscuedto siy a?
.'ir,at ~ til tie srine .hl! rryr trcl "a e..
Frs-b to Eosonis f3ss aoi tlo th gras. dipach
b. Az 1Itess fright tIun. ,,..
WA BOaUEN. Agent. no. q ,nd Il Nssi-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE
~ t,THUIilDN Of HE Dt'f AND DuMD.-Ihrir
vii bs fNbhion of the fuIi. ~ on, nsrfion SAT
U.tDAi. ran tn.t o. oci1rk IN tho hno noon Toe
Lii MEMBERS Of tie hIiiu loo 4t 'u.y In ted
70 attend THO nrdfoL Na4r..i 4in fem CAHnbefs "a.
Gt ococt = i bs tn proper tain 10 tse. tue to9s
OF Delegates have sccspi"I
uylfati0n be prc.eut AMIR ~ NAkNEh, SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
cJteaiI cicGglcre.

4 RRhNGENENT commencing .!Gly !, lco|.--
"a FO3 - A.FOHEiA. w AZ MA go.
G~s,.,,s.s earler wi 'osr- - wy ai.~ ~ tl''
o ,..t ,s .,oh ,l, csc@pt V.e1 t1ee o@si sy o.
SllNy ~ when VI day Of Ges4e4s "a 90 sc +".'DAi
or iieisht OF pa sage sppy tho on7 olee No Fowl
ing-retA. d" o. "I'''"' ''S'-~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

ETEW-YCRK, HARi IN. and ALBANY L. L.
IN FOR Afh-nv Troy Ssa +gi W Nest.- - Af-.t Al
y .NGFAlFNf rnrlcl. fliURSD ~. ',ay :. t5 =
F.r ALBAHi. 1879 g. EH Mail 1i-n NON 2l.l-si
S.atoa.
Tor ocsI rssius see T1o fallc.
TGnN grECffL /. Asisispt Snre iuterGg n.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

WINTER GARDEN
w Mr JACksON be, % announce uhs. he perform
snce u - .
THIS EvE%IN6
10 l,r Tie
. BF~TFiT
rF.t,if
BEStFiT
EDWIN DoOTn.
being bis
r-Nvrfr
two ye,r o. thi, h s?reas Ia hi' m'sniE
e.ns L..4 unva!s3 pcIsoaail'n ef
Ih1D.
lABO.
Ia Shah espseis's trsssdy of
OF II d LILO,
sssl..ed ~
As y u CONWAY >. OrtiELLO,
AG.. b. B. CONWAY a. EMILIA
MONDAY l1h.
Ma BOOTH
RfCHrLlEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

MONS. DE- LAVE, tie greatest Rope
w Wakef n tho c.uniry, viii ioiforfi At boshL'h"
isl'. neT c0pske tllumbt. CO ga TUESDAY, Thurs
DAY aud filkDAi. 2it 23l tuJ 23h Ocon-f. "h'n
be- Will Of the petition, i-ss attempted
by ,y by walking The T0i. .cfoi arhssn 40 loot on5
and vJ '. Greg ciff!ins bic irrsts "ii" Of a. bsh
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DIR VIII. e. EsCREl'S
MOUTH WASH

can ne procure!
Many persons carry with them lad breath
greatly to the annoyance and often to the
disgust of those with whom they come IN
contact. without being conscious Of the
TACT. To relieve yourself from all fears re-
garIiug this,
UsE DR. UN- T. HUED's Mouth WASH.
Cleanliness oC the month i of great ms
portance to the general health. w.r.cj. : Of
ten affected, and not un:regIentiy seriously
impaired. through y 'nt Of proper attenticn
TO this subject.
USE DIR Wi. b HUI.D'~ MOUTH wash.
Prepared NJ Or. Huri'S Dental Office.
". - Fourth Street. Brooklyn +. u.
Price 81 Gents Per Bottle.
: liberal discount made - dealers
Address PRINCIPAL OGi-e. Tribune Bald
ms. No, | Spruco Street. New York.
Sold in Philadelphia 10y Dvott ,E Co. -
North 2Id. Street; .. ! Hunh,ii. i4ly
Chestnut Street AMI by AL Druggists.
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hard thoughts acin' any Of them pity
EN- and always remember en- inmy pray
err. for our religion Is n religion OF the
heart. and not OF the head, rs political
dissen: Is. Yes, / must 90 now: but Eli
rive Won a word OF advice ut parun' my
dear boy. DON'T marry too poor gall,
for thcv are apt 10 think there is no end
to their husband puss; nOr too rich gall,
for they are apt 10 remind you OF II un-
pleasant sometimes nor too giddy a gall,
for thew neglect their families; nor too
demurc one for they are most apt 70
give you the dodge, race of and leave you :;
Tor one Of 4 different sect, for it breeds
discord; nor a weak-minded one, for chill
drcn take all their talents from their
mothers ROT d
q Lord. says /. minister. how you
skeer Il body, Where onder the sun will
YOU find a nOn-such like what YOU describe ?
There amt actilly no such critters among
women. III tell YOU, my son, said he, Tor
I'd like afure / die TO see you well mated /:
| would indeed, I'll tell vou, tho
YOU talk TO me sometimes a. If / didn't
know notfin' of women. You think no.
body can't know 'cm but them rs romp
ali their days with them as YOU do; but
them, lei me tell YOU. know the least, for
they are only acquainted with the least
deserving. I'll Gin you a gage 10 know
'em bv that * almost invariablc, universal,
in.allibIe The character and conduct o.
the n,gtin. IS SIRE md c7t,tin guarantee
TOR tE,a Of tie dcufer."
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DR.. VIZ. :. HUED'S
NEURALGIA PLAS ERS,
FOR TIE CUEEB OF
NEURALGIA.

or Tu.tEacne produced 10y colds
Local NEURALGIA
i Immediately cured by their application.
They act like a charm. and are perfectly
harmless IN their nature; do not pr,yiuce 4
blister. ani leave no unpleasant results.
DIR. wM. b HURo's NEUEAlGiA rLAsI FRS.
never fail 10 give satisfaction 10 All who
test their virtue.
Prepared at nr. Hurd's Dental Cllice.
No, a Fourth Street. Brooklyn. L. d.
PRICE. ONLY 10 CENTS EACH.
\ liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
inEs. No. Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia toy Dvott i Co.. 232
North 2nd Street: o. j. IIubb-ll. I4IO
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.
Dec, Is dolly.
NUTIcE.-We are daily receiving orders to
and by mail for one ormore of Dr. Hurd's
Dental Remedies. which We cannot iill
None are mailable except the Neuralgia
Plaster. which we send on receipt Of Price
(l5 cents and one stamp. But To- accom>
adate persons in places where the druggists
and storekeepers are behind the age. we
have put up packages in white embossed
hnXeS. seven inches by four, with compart-
ments-each box containing q bottle of Dr.
HtFd'S NDuh HTash. anH TJ0h fr5c Drops
a box Of Too'h Po,cder. the NelralJia PIaS.
Ter. aud a valuable little Treatise ON Teeth
a,,d TIER Diseases. tie best me,uts IF JreseTr-
ing them, aitd he proper treatment Of CAI-
dreR'S Teeth, worth of itself the entire cost
to every young man or woman, or parents
with young children; with sundry otheI
articles price per package one dollar. or six
packages for s., sent by express as directed
As the Express charges are not much. if any
more on a dozen than on one. II Is far Cheap
ct 10 order six or dozen packages at time
A large family viii want all. or the surplus
en- be dispuec3 # to nei.EhoTa 1-itl5 ruIiic
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sa.zi slick ara MAJ iaICny.


3iess-s. Lea ~ Isia:ichagds th!ri *
rlss Of tAo sayings and Do.ngs o. the Ia
racrous clock maker, contain Z fund OF
hImcr. sam pays Z visit to the minister
Of Slickv.le, by whom ne il advised to be
" tninkia' OF settlin' in the world / e
to get married
''EotAin' (says the nliiistery tamcs
ma. Ike : woman. l guess so, says l.
Yes, my son, said he, get married, and
marry soon its time you were = thinlin
on Il now IN airnest. Well, / feel most
p.aguily sbecres,, minister, saws I. 10 Try,
fo- if once you get into the wron. box,
a1i the coor IS locked on Won, there IS no
escape as l see and besides, woman are
so cveriast...' full of tricks, and 50 cunnin'
n hiiin' them aiorehand, that its no easy
matter 10 tell whether the Ja:t has a hook
- !, G not; and II youg a-p.ayi..' round
il and a-n,bhi;r' II il, whv = s,:,tdcn ic:sr.
given by a skilltul hand may whip It into
your Ciiis atore ycu know where yoI I5c
ani Your flint i fixed a. sure a. there are
snakes in Virginy. You may tug. a.d
pull, GEG haul back till YOU arc tired but
the moro ObStropOlous vou become. the
faster the hook Is fixed in, and tne aor,l'
the place i. Nothin' a'most Is LETT for
,Tou bat - come up 10 the line, and sub
MT - yctir fac Now Il YOU 60 for to
take ! wiider, they are shocking apt 10
know tsvo much, and are in.4ruc; s. :
and II YOU take a ml!d, lis an even
chanc- II you don't spi!e iler in breaEzin'
loc II, and she don't bolt and refuse Z
heavy iii. Ifthey are too old. they are
apt 70 be too heaCi>tron- from hav;n' hal
their head 50 long ana, If ta-v ag,. tpn
yccu@, they are hardly wavw;-e cnough
70 be pleasant. Which, now, % YOU re-
commend, minister. wigi;;cr or maid Pcvi.
sd critter know d well enough h.. didn't
know nothin' about L. h..vin' had 40 cx-
p.rIcncc among woman any more nor a
hid; but l axcd him 10 humor him.
~ most men hike 10 be thought KNOWN
Il the subject: Why. saws lie, a-iookin'
p wise-liSc, that's matter " taste. SIM.
I,me prefers one, AMI some prefers the
-;hcr. 80 ike human natur' that. warm I
e, squire! You never heerd a man In
our lie when aNei about a woman, say
ats subject amt just altogether able
go ISS''A VII 'illi Ncl llS1-GN lev know
=, Ich more about 'em than that WON II,
car pctticoats. and men don'f) IL
axe matter ui taste. said he: but, ~
- as my experience goes, says the old
ia-1, am half inclined to opinionate that
81; i,rs make the b,St wives. Hlvia'
:'.-. "a husband. they know the slender
lure we have OF life, and are apt 20 hc
-.e confederate. more kind. and more
.-l.er than maid- -Ai all events. there
l- '!ouCh in the idea TO put them on equal
----Is. l guess is siA ot one and hal-a-
In Of tothcr, not much 10 chose any
r--. But which ever II bc. You must
.-a-e their temper first, and their notions.
--a What sort of sisters and da!1lr- rhev
slA>e; try--hut. dear me. how late il i.
.-s.t he, a-loOAin At his watch. how lute
:; -. L must 90, tor | have q sick
yls--. | still visit nv dear lost flock, as
: :ley haden,t a-us5d me 50 l.. sx,m. l
1--WE tkcm, Ill Of en- | don't hlrtor
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Come Where the Breeze, Love.
BY JOSEPH MERRBEIELp.

QYrne where the breeze. love,
Blows from the ocean
Fresh from the seas. love-
Il fans into motion.
Come, for the moon, love
Shines bright Ger the sea;
/ crave it boon, love,
Come wander with NE.
The foam crested billUw
Has beauty for me;
Like a White downy pillow
CAST into ihe sea.
The voice OF the sea, l0ye.
Falls sweet on my car
B.. sHeeter 10 me, love,
When thou too art near
Then come where the spray, iovc,
That's dashed on the sands.
Can weave Us a lay. love.
OF far distant lands.
a,y, h.IIow tha5 breake:L.
~ ceauty again;
Eie eastward thou takeths
Try path o'eF tine main.
Whence CONTEST thou, Li.iJw.
What lands hast thou seen,
What shore thy last p.!.o,s
Say, whore hast thou bc"r}
Firm the shores Of sunny Span,
Where the vine and olive grow.
Stranger, haste back again
Thl:Ler, hence, backward tloy-.
There each flowers sweet perfume
MinSles on the halmy ar.
AMI the roses v,rmeil bloom
Shines in pristine beauty there.
Far across the inland ocean,
" here Italia's shores expand,
With a soft, subdue1 emotion,
Have I kissed her cias. ic sand.
Where tie Isles Of Greece reclining,
Dec Egehn's silver sheen,
I.alre! wrea,hs and bays entwiping,
For her heroes that have been.
have danced wRsre danced the MUSES.,
On the Piraeus, cluS,ic strand;
Frce,!Csl now NJ more air.uScs
blessings Ger th,:s fallen .a;iI.
Louder grow the r-ar q ocean.
Role each wave res.si.ess or.
L .geI ! midst their nla2 com -.oji .-
r. or wave. u.' L.: 'Jr.as s5'.l-.
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SADDLERY, sADDLERYI

Fs3HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
i inform the citizens Of Ebensburg and
surrounding country, that he fas opened a
Saddler's shop, in the basement of his
dwelling house, on Horner street, where he
Is prepared to furnish 10 order on the
most reasonable terms, every d scription of
Saddles. Brides, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the
business, employing none bu. the hest
workmen. and using the best material loon
all MS work, he hopes to MERIT and receive
4 liberal share of the public patronage
Country produce at all times taken in
Cor work, and the highest market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MACUIRE.
Ebensburg. Sept. II, l859.-tf.
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DyanooAA Axa.o syaasgM-a~Aa

benefit. for no one can estimate low much
pain. suffering. uuhaupiness, md cislgu-e
Inent. expense, lurs Of time ard money
would he saved 10 tie country II every IAN
ily T. day had one Of these packages, which,
IL it@eiI Is complete set Of Dental iteue
dies Address W,I. B. HUED & Co Inn
uue BuiiJiugNew York. and wgi,e name AMI
address plainly That rE-1utanceS may lie
made wfth confidence " p. u. K CO. re-
fer tp the Mayor of Brooklyn. q g. ". Grii
filth. President a tie Farmers and Citz-H's
Bank. Brsoziyn To the Editors Of the Am
frau Huau afactuses' Gazette To IgT, Coz
Co = S-gl.i-ueTs' s H.-, New IlIh: 10
rlereirARNUx. E~u Who know a good
r. T Easn they see !; aud ,.ao has already
hing wa Sacea. supply, etc.
1909 Agents wanted:
To introduce DR.. HurI'- Dental Remedies
into every County. Men o- Women who
want To make money quickly. can do better
with thee articles titan anything n market
They are new. useful. low priced. and W.
are sueu3iu. thousands Iu Advertising tAern
for the benefit of gents ). .zes Of samples
containing one dozen - the one dollar pack
ages above specified Il itn circulars wall be
sent, o. recent Cf sereB 81 liars. about hat.
price. - any person wishing 20 -rst his her
skill. In selling with the vieS cf becoming
a gent They CAL lee SOLD ~ g day- - IS e
lcc,,IF s-gta,s f,sy saiGr3rs t.ga C"H,l'i
TO tiyse ,-a, J.,7srs alesgS1lr-s .'fcicJa sues
man.
IrNpw i tlc time to g-t i1.tu business
Fn- address an3 r,ieEencc> see tie above
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PiouS ms, Plough Points. stoves
Mill irO As. ThceSIi.nS Machines
WATCH, CLOCK, and JEFELRY STORE

NfIN STREET. JCUN.STO wv u 4
LEWIS LUCKHART. begs leave to an
nouuce that he has always a large and varied
a>sJrtmcn OF all the various articles peculiar
= his business Repairs promptly and
carefully attended to
j'hCstown april. / lo6l If.
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SHOES, CATERS &c

ot uiS own manufacture, for HENS IFOmeli'S
and ChdtTc1s's Iredr, always on hand. OF
made to order a. short notice in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms.
All work warranted as good as the best.
Give me cali and try me. &. w. CRANE.
Johustown Nov, Q, '60,-ly.
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: Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

s.SOB TIE RELIEF OF THE SICK
z au.: Distressed, afflicted with Vi-ulent
and C"runjr c.~ease+, ant especially for the
Cure r. Diseases n! r.le Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
Actin Surgeon.
VALUABLE DEPoET> Spcrmatar-
sa1sl .r Seminal weakness. and rthar Dis
es-,"s f tie Sexual Organs. and on the
NEW BEMEGihS employed in tie Dispen-
sary, sent - ,ho ai,i:.,e. III sealed letter en-
veluPcS, free uf charge. Two ar three stamps,
f1T G,.s.a--- Vi.t beacr"l.tah'a
Adde'S, DE ! SkILLTN HOUGUTOE.
-tSs.l,- :'':--e n, Inward Association. No. =
S"u.A Ninth Stree, Philadelphia. Pa.
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UNION EEGbESEI.
EBENSBuRG PA,

JOHN \ BLAIR Irnp45utar.
TIIEPRnPRIETOR yll. spare f.u ,,.,-,..
to render this HY.ci. worthy Of a l.u:iuu.-
ton Of the liberal share uf public patron
age il has heretofore received. TIi, t.,f.l,.
viii always be furnished with the best she
market affords; his bar with tie best #
liquors.
His stable !, large. and Uiii lie attende,i.
by AZ attentive anG obliging ho>tier.
Ebenburg April lstl.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-29
EBEASDCnf HOUSE.

Tle un1,-sr-aI having purchased ans
taken p..-~os~ina. f tie F1unlu ~
House lfpg.sse.y r.arr.3 D., u-a-y Fs~r.1..l
w:i. he happy To- r--s:re .,s3 avc.mm5I-
ale lis Oh er5~r,lu".-. AM a'' others rnu
may ne c'~p ~',5 rr .s,-r.s.z- ull.. Tie
Proprietor feels assure. Ir."s. rl.e s-sa-l. ..,s
HOUSE. STABLE tS "-h,r Ess;,.l--s t;.a-
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viii IT, furnished; his table sail sss nr-r
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l.e intends by lio hospitality .,... cave. io
merit fs.r gatr u5-.. ,f q. ..~- gv..- >.,-.
witil.im.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
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DEETESTRE,

FEHHE undersigned Graduate Of the Balti-
Z mo,e College Of Dental Surgery, respect
fully offers lis professional services to the
citizens of Ebensburg. He has spared no
means thoroughly II acquaiut Himself with
every Improvement n Ills art. To many
years Of persona. experience lie has Thought
T. add the impaired experience Uf the high
est authorities in Dental Science. lie s-m-
ply asks that AN opportunity may be given
for lis work 10 speak It's own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD. D. d. s.
OGice fr.ucr!; occupied " DR.. Clark.
REFERENCES.
Praf c. !. Harris I. Z. Eoui, ir. ". r.
Handy \. !. BIanGy, ?. L. Austen. Of tie
Baltimore Cs..eEc.
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ARCADE HOTEE, Eben.b..

HENRY FOSTER. Far=z-r--
fsiiliS HOTEL, FORMERLY Eyr~-
4 - tie -EuenshurE House.
tIe Oldest ana best stand, il Tie r.
4 EheHsHErE- isr tae aecg-zr-...-
cae trar-l.E. community. Il, T--.-.
assures Al VINO may ls disposed d. -
r"uize him that lis TABLE v=]r q
Piled with ali 'he luxnries u r.. ..s
his BAR with tie choicest cf fs---
and NJ pains spared 20 Te-E,r ~
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-02

1t is rumored that the rebels have pro-
posed cessation of hostilities, with a
view to compromise. and that the Presi-
dent has signiied his willingness to tue
proposition. Nothing could be more uu-
founded. This is one of the thousand lies
put forth by the traitors outside of the re-
bellious States, which have been from
time to time nailed to the counter. 1t is
put out as feeler, to see how such a thing
would be received. The response of the
press, SO far as we have seen it, is an in
dignant ..No!' How any loyal man can
talk about compromise with any kind OF
favor now, is more than we can see. II
JEFF. Davis shonld ask for a psrIey, it would
only be to gain the advantage of delay
The war is costing too much every day to
allow single days delay more than is
absolutely necessary. Here is what the
New York 7Vaes has to say on this point,
and it says it well:
statement to the effect that the rebels
have called for cessation of arms, with a
view to a peaceful adjustment of the Ma.
lAOual ulluCu'blesl uuS OOl1lueU currency IN
certain quarters, where it is believed as
we'll that the President has consented TO a
parley. The story is. in every particular,
palpabiy untrue. Whilethere Is everything
in the condition of the rebels to suggest
submission and peace, there is no evil
dence of any such disposition among
their leaders, who, having nothing to hope
from the National Government, are will
ing tn draw down with them, into perdi-
ton, the mass of the people. On the side
Of the Union there is sufficient argument
against either armistice or compromise.
The latter word will never again be listen.
ed TO At the North. There can be no fur
Their concession or terms with that muffin
Gus spirit Of the South, which has cost the
country all the blood aud the money of
this frightful war. The motto of the Gov
eminent, as it is of our Generals, is un-
conditional surrender. 1t is proposed to
snbjugate the Sonth, not to the woke of
Northarn dictation, but to the plain, ev-
Pllcit, sense and requirements of the Con-
stitntion; and it will only be when the
rebel leaders announce their willingness
thus TO submit, that the project of n truce
will be considered. The war q costing
this generation. and perhaps Two or three
generations to follow it, at the rate of two
millions day. Not day therefore can
we afford to waste upon negotiations, which
must have no beneficial result. The Gov.
eminent will continue to strike until the
last armed rebel shall have persisted or
disappeared.