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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
rKing's EVIL.

~ es~nsatnsonal 49, 4 usrruvt,ou "A M
hlOea. By JwhisA this fluid jbs6omes, gtiabsA,
weak. andp6ot. fDeAs 4 tie circulation, 4
perva31s stls -wfBsae body, and mar burst oct
h 6s0saa On any part 81 n No otHsn u fbes
hsm is at1aekaI norts tnofe e,ts which Z, nay
eRsCdsstrey. Ths I-sroEaIsas taint i urisniy
) snuaoA By msscminls Aissse ,lsh liying, dis
t9raafta e. uAkcalthy fSsd, hhpare IL, Ala
7 md EAy habitS ~ asPgs4A1sg viisA. end.
absve al, by Ne -ysasunal tnlstoa. What
UysT bein erirn. Rlh laelitAry IA ~ Oon-
bahanon, dssssnaiag Z ken paxess e shildysA.
aAtsi Ne bird aid fsath gaNssatisais hAssd.
4 ssssAs p , ~ NJ q HIM yhe nayb ~
wfi viit - hiauAdea 4 ~ $500 hr~
ncE se.ltlssI6 HV9x ~ .-,y.ha.u
T6 sAast. e-pasasAss " d1PsAdSa' ~ -
Need q sprruPt er nleereas paatsr, wAish, NJ
III lnnOs, kvsr. hAa intsDaal epsana, Is tsrsass
tubetlssiaN as plAslA tssslhags end ~
~ SEfkSs, SeHYHsae Il sefss.- 1fia fSal Ssr-
rSpisAs whish Ecaara r. ~ bboa. dsPrs.sss
De Oksress q ID, - thAt - etGlsua OeaatitA-
6sAs hSt ely saaSr ksn psrstulspe, sea-
49,, srk 10y hAye ~ lprePswsr y with
StaAa ~ stlASks n ethe Diseases; ssass-i
qHeAAy We lAbers psrish ~ Gssraeu
vhsh, nhhsuVA nst ss~rtfaSa+a A,str Asiae,
ne IN ruA1asa htai ~ III ba;nt n The
systSa. Msstst thp osnsrapass whisA 4.
enass tbs hunaa hnilyha IL sris;a dAresty
h ~ SrOtsleua btatsmiAAksai - many
1sstuaiVs dissassssf. he live, kiAAsya hSaiH,
and, inaAea, Of all tie srEAas, ariss kSm -
ere aggravasSA ~ lie sAns saa-s. tms
One quarter u ali eur people AFs ssrefnl0osi
thcr persons are iaynasd BY this lnrkAg IA
festeI, aad thsir heAlth = undermined byh.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
IT elTHs THHEDIkTR RHLITE u
@' BILIOUS collie.

V9nfisrrss, DlSts o., p5Hsy. II, IN.
KsssAs. A, L. SssVrLL 4 o.,
b SG~st. 81 an isilssl " spsass Il IuS,ss
y state y ysu that haA . eass in ny hnnI
Of sstrssts sisknGs. r Nv vih $50 eesvs5 -
tssk,l viii BILIon CsLie. We I'D Ne sttNsA-
snx sfs Sssi YkyrtSs, tst ssNli - ~ rekV!
We Eaninistsrsd DR. BAERR's rAIM PIAZZA.
CRA, and Il produced The itsirai QeeL Sinao
that we have hsa occasion y 1uss IL hr ~
IN W. krassf, asd hf Fsvsv snt llAes - y
siv&ys sscsl. ssaside1 u sAs q Ne -
nsialau. WiLLIAM WILMA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

~. mASiesssiss y rsadsrSd sssy. The HalAs
b " Hsal, 1ASk, and gtsIasA, Val ~
E1sSvA ne leysls vtll 6sssns slssaseA
I'D regular, THE BLOOD PU11 AID
HnABfHY, and The Urine natanl.
AitAeagA tANe Nhl1 are msSt ssArshi1e
n AsiP sStisA spsA Ne vhsls systSA, get
tAsy aRe harmless. even fDF tAs nest DELI
=. :y.s.ny :. sA:y :sAs: e: ~ ~ 1:.:..3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
Z M RS70YES

mlHE subscriber would call the attention .
his old friends and customers % III
fl1ih istock Of excellent u III
L WARE p
,sfsvsgy ransty asdAlly kspaIE Tia Hhcpa
he also keeps constantly on haAd hah
~, aaa nsst APErovsA patterns >
COOKING 4PARL Or sTovEs
eli sf ukisA y viil eli e isu e - ~
shassA olssuhasp II ~ osauty.
Ksis Alsepispeep1teAtisndh I'll seAsrsis
Tn end Sheet lroa RooARg.ys
% esassnAhls tsruA. Ths WORK warranted
.ku srd@s fSE R~spAirnR attended q
% shert AStiss; AID Ne vSsk dSns X saek
= - v rsndsr gsasral sAiafGsGea.
He ahss still Kept n The cid standSSn
dssf Nortf efths0 odd ReIlsvs' Duildine.l "a
All articles u his line sSA at sssA rates
- - rsquirs Ma AlAsrsaes y cash tsFniY Z
va -fwnT @WALTnRR Z. NOABl
nstyu, AlsAst %. 1854. ,a.i
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
4 uu,t. ,luMf 4rnls1u -uvzls
WITH SORES And BolLS

SoGV1AiA, AAAuS9 a. - SeA. y, -
Ma 4. /. SssvnA-
-, &r-ThiS u - osrdfy ~ ny wtAA
OhildrSa, mother, and nySsif, aSsst tive year,
cad . half age, were ssrsly aalets1. Ny
wiz, children, and nSthH, wsFe ant tAksa
With . drseafSl itching % The skin ever tAs
whole bssy and ! waS ssvsSVd With running
bOils. : employed several PhySisiaAs, esd
tried their Prsssripi~AS fer sbsut six nSntAa,
and foInd that, tnsAssd v 1sttSN1 ktttav, ~
gre,o tosrsS aaI assrAs; SS1 ,AaSLk ~ shdArR
~, covered s~0 'a~irf s'"s' se>r q: .Aak
b0dg. Ny hrsth& and "a sGht -
tiss Of y0ur BLOOD D. ~Si stDnC -
tell, before We had enc kS,. Hssj, 90
ewxns AL We'll. I had sPsat eve. one h0a-
~ Illar bsfsrs ! ct year nstiaAA
YSasp, With respssL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

TANNED 90 HIGH A RKruTkTIoA.
v. have sold it, subject v Tie wnnsAIeA,
1ndi parties who haze used twill have u,
and will net DO without II IN their families.
sER 5f B0LLEB, SMITH CO.,
J.. Ne. III Lake g., CEIcASO, H., o. :, lSSe.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
DR. 1eOTx'9
vEcETABLE LIVER PILLS

viii pEOnetS . healthy
aeHon Of tAs Hv9, aA1
VII ehaANstAis inPeEs
BILE = . healthy slAA
II Prsvat er r~allsvsts
pesFUtisR Of OnhAltAy
bile, these Pills hare .
sPssiAs astis1 On ~
Ever; alapr SsiAs 1@,
~ telgae wiz bsosaAs
asStA sad slSA, ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

w ~ etAstsl nll .. ~ cN.t ~ pc
pAnAphls ssntAining ssrtiAetss Il cures hon
VII KNOWN CIfIEEHs OF J.EcINNArlf
a- sosviu's Bleed And liver 1yral b
o0NposED ENTIRELY OF N1GEfA.
BLEs, and 10 rnRIHoILY SAFE ~ Chill
DRRN 70 uss, IN case q ssrs , ,sath q erEgtisA
Il the skin. II NoTE1IS vALUF ~
health Of their shilarss, u y shSsid aaAi-
ssls Ne sssds II w tissa'- SsAss \ b ~
latA
Rad the statsn snt II SaS Il ~ oLDHNR
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
al hereby certify that ! have been naAr
aequainted with sCovILL's gARsAPA
RILLA AND sTILLIEGlA, Or BLOOD Al
LIVER SYRUP. TIL IN6REDlBHB ~
entirely vegetable, Ard ~ mineral 0hsp
'nAs Ne preParstioA."
OAS Deer woSt Il Durnst Asuss, 0Asun6N
NJ nais by NE PropriSHOrs,
A. I. sC0VILL & %,
No. 10 Wen AAGhtA OtSsA. 0tAsh1sA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

Without thS ~ u MSrsury, without hindnAes fFoa ~,
~, and without Ter Of disoovSTy Or exposure. Ne deadly
potsons, sach - arsenic, nux vonioa, opium, OF any othsI
poteose. Me mercury nor any deadly minsrAlS-nothins
bot Rarely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used By thE
uSaAafal Botanic Physician. His BstaAs Rsnsdts'
aNeF yot AileA V euro the msst obstiAAts And the NEE,
dsagSTous oasa, anA 10 remove ell nSrsury and othS,
laD.rho froa The systsA whsa all othN Rsnsdiss ~
~. -N JSuIsI .|r-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05

2 Gmis. .4-YSlR AVSe q
Ne Let last, making ll(uk.
ria IN rsEard 70 SAlsS -
pl. Bans PAiH PAHAsaA,
aad .GtishotiShit hes nivsa
pSrehassri, is received
RoSidi say in regard =
.tsalss, that w hayp roseivei
fron ysH sinse 1871, NoS
Dozens tf the panaSea.
% We kAOW Of ~
MEDICINE that iI alll-
cable ~ 80 MANY DIE
. EA1Es that has AIvn -
fnEMERAL zsATIsYAo-
TI0N AZ THIS, Iald BU1.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-05
Read tbs statemsnt e MaEt1R
Robbins, il.
Ons sf the Worst OasOs ever Wes~saaAr
ClHNHHAIi, . -. IL, ISoo
MkssRA. A. l.. so0vHL 4 -.

0sMNHR@ ~ w
with greet PleASES
give ny testimony
a. 10 what yOaroAH
~sAPARILLA AIT
sTILLIEaIA,e
Bleed aAa LiveI
Syrup, hes dsaS ~
nae. SsAS thrOs On
q half years StneAI
wAs attAake4 viii .
sCR0HU u
WHITE I1WHL4
ING, which W. q.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

ed gloomy and discouraging. The people
distrusted the administration, distrusted
everything connected with the war. and
wanted to see u change. They believed
things could not be worse than they were
then. The 22d day of September the
President issued his Emancipation Proc
lamation. That proclamation was mis-
construed and the ignorant made to be-
liese that by its operation the North
would soon be filled with lazy. worthless
negroes, who would compete with them
as laborers in the field and elsewhere
Indeed the most extrsvagant lies were got
ten up and circulated through the country
that hundreds of these worthless negroes
were on their way hither. Several hun
dred it was reported went through Plym.
|outh enquiring for Massa Collar. and
Others were at other places but little way
of. Under these circumstances the friends
of the administration were defeated.
A year has rolled round. The admin
is'ration has changed the conduct of the
war. Tho emancipation proclamation has
hal an opportunity to vindicate ITSELF
Copperhead Generals have been removed
and men who believe in hurting the rebels
have been substituted in their place, and
behold the result! See how the war has
progressed. and now look at the elections
l. ,ok at Kentucky, California. Vermont,
Delaware. Connecticut and Missouri
Soon Ohio. Indiana, Pennsylvania, Hi.
nois, New York, and other States will
respond with the same voice. The niggal
stories that were rife last fall have died
out. and the party tina, prospered for .
dru
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
Conquered Loyalty in Mississippi.

Gen. w. T. Sherman. commanding the
18th army corps. has made an interesting
report OF his Operations against Jackson.
Mississippi. after the fall OF Vicksburg -
He concludes his report by stating that be
doubts If the presence Of a hostile army
will again compel us to visit the interior
of that State" for he knows .that many
of the best inhabitants of the land are now
elamorous for peace on terms perfectly ac-
ceptable to all who do not aim at the alb.
solute destruction of that Part of the Uni
ted S tates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
q The Recent Elections.



The elections one year ago, East
West, North and South. Invariably went
against the Union candidates. The Pres.
ident had been trying to conciliate rebels
South, and their sympathizers North. BY
a rose water, policy, inst hard enough to
not hurt them, The army of the Cum
berland under the Coppsrhead Buell. had
been forced TO retire from its advanced pc.
sition in south Tennessee and north Ala
bana, back up into Kentucky. thence to
Lonisville. 2'whers It lay about election
time. WYE bad evscnafed ell Of Tspnessee
except Memphis. Nashville, and some
strongly fortified posts in the Northwest.
ern part Of the State.
In the East things were not much bet
ter. 1t is true Mcclellan had been sue
cessful at Antietam. but did not follow
up his success az he should. Harper's
Ferry was surrendered to the rebels which
really was greater loss to as than q de-
feat At Antietam would have been, and ~
| it was we lost in that Northern campaign
far more than we gained. Indeed. the
gain was nothing. This, then, was thu
condition Of the only two armies of i'm.
portance that we had At that time. The
rebellion had ragged eighteen months then
! and the prospect Of putting it down look
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

+ A LARGE STOCK ofcook,
IA Par1or, Plate and Office g ~
Stoves, embracing all the latest
styles and impro lem entsof Albany A
and Buffalo manufacture. -. ssraak.az 81
Pricesextremely low atthe Mammoth T1ardwas
5toreo SEkf BUCK & ToAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

will be paid tr.4rT a4 err S5
1t must be remembered that in addition
to the above bonnties. the regular month,
Iy pay of slS. and clothing pay of 50 so
will be PAL |. making the first year bonn
ty. pay and allowances 1925.
II the Government shall moi require
these troops for the full period sof three
years, and they shall be mustered honor
ably out of the service before the xpira
|tion of their term OF enlistment. they shall
receive, upon being mustered out. the
whole amount Of bounty remaining unpaid
the same SIS if the full term had been serv-
ed.
The legal heirs Of substitutes who die
in the service shall be entitled to the
whole amount of bounty remaining unpaid
at the time OF the soldiers death.
RENDEZVOUS.
The Cavalry companies as soon as re-
ported and accepted. will rendezvous at the
general camp provided for them at Indian
spolis. where they will be organized into
Battalions and Regiments with all possible
dispatch.
A camp of rendezvous for the in faRtry
forces will lie established in each Congress
sionsl District of the State, at the place
and under the management OF command
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

&@ A sentimental young man thus
feelingly expresses himself:-"Even as ma.
ture benevolently guards the rose with
thorns. SO does she endow woman with
pins"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

EH- Mention is made of man who
died recently. in Maine, at the age of TWEEN.
ty five years. who was seven feet eight
inches high. Though he died young he
live d long.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08
~. Anihony,s Fire. Rose Erysipclas,
letter and salt Rheuni, Scaid Head,

letter and Salt Rhcuni, Scald Head,
RingwOrn,, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DIR. Robert M.Preble writes from Salem, n. Y,
18th Sept, 1850. that he has cured an inveterate
case of Dropsy. which threatened to terminate IA
and also dangerous Indignant Ergsipcids BY large
doses of the same; says he cures the common Erup
items by it constantly. a.ti
Br0nchocclc, Goitrc or SwelIcd Mech.
Zcbulon Sloan, oil Prospect Texas, writes: s.Three
bottles of your Sarsaparia cured me from Goitre
II hdeous swelling en- the neck which had suf-
fered from over two years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-10-08

TtsyOu nns q ..ll Jour wHEAr Sbf the Aith
j est cash price, 80 TO the OHIO sTORBs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
LAUREL SWAMP INN

THE subscriber would respectiulH ~ y ,i
the travelling public that he has Pm spi
+" Laurel Swamp Inn," at Cr'SSont, I r.g
now prepared to accommodate, VIII AZ,
and convenience. all those who NAY ,Blg
him with their patronage, HIS tNgs .,-gye
will be supplied with the BEST 'i' ;,r1. (
can afford; his BAR will contain ~ ~ =.
the best brands: attentive aud ool's3,p- ,,,F
wants always at their posts to "I'e-'
wants of visitors. .rcgN
BENJAMIN EAI U4i-'
Cressou, Oct. 20, ls62.-tf.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10

must now come to time! In ,cor,
tie President eUercises unlimited poacer.
From Henry Ward Beecher, whose
newspaper publishes the laws OF the Uni
ted States, ss'by authority" :"
A great many people raise a cry
about the Union and Constitutions, as if
the two were identical but the truth is
the Constitution has been the foundation and
.Jather Of our troubles"
From VIM. III. Seward:
"There is higher a,c than the Conaitu-
hon which regulates our authority over the
domain.
From VIM. Lloyd Garrison, who now
sustains the measures of the National Ad-
ministration:
The North must separate from the
.South, and organize her own institutions
on a sure basis
From Horace Greely:
"The Union is not worth supporting
in connection with the South"
From Wendell Phillips, who now sup
ports the Administration
:. There is merit in the Republican
party. H's the first sectional party erer'
o'yani-ed i Ills country"
From n. T. Banks:
g am waiting, in certain state of
circumstances, TO let tie Union slide"
This speech was delivered in 1856:
81 know the Democracy of the North.
| know them now in their waning
strength. do not know possible dis
unionist among them all. | believe they
viii be as faithful to the Union now as
they were in the by-gone days when their
ranks were full, and their challenge to the
contest was always the war-cry of victo-
ry."- Nm. II. .Seuarrl, 1861.
In this country, it IS a habit not only
entirely consistent with the Constitution,
but even essential to its stability, to re-
gard the Administration at any time exist
ing as distinct and separate from the Gov
ernment itself, and to canvass the proceed
ings of the one without the thought of
disloyalty to the other. "-sSe7rtny Ser
ard, 1862
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
WATCH. CLOCK. AND JBVELRY STORE
MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOWN PA

W.3IV NIhFET, ,JOHNSTOWN PA
LEWIS LUCKHART, begs leave to an
nounce that he has always large and varied
assortmen OF all the various articles peculiar
20 his business. Repairs promptly and
carefully attended to-
Iohnstown April, 17ls6l. If.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
DIR. VIM. B HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLAS1 ERS,
FOR THE CUREOF
NEURALGIA.

or Ioothache produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act like charm. and are perfectly
harmless in their nature do not produce a
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
DIR. wM. B. HURD's NEURALGIA PLasTERs.
never fail to give satisfaction to all who
test their virtue.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office
No, II Fourth Street. Brooklyn. f. ID.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Build
nss. No, l Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co. 232
North End Street; o. j. HubbelI, 14lO
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.
Dec, lS Dolly.
NoTIcE.-We are daily receiving orders to
and by mall for one or more of DIR. Hurd's
Dental Remedies, which We cannot fill.
None are mailablel except the Netoalqia
Ptdster, which we send on receipt of Price
(I5 cents) and one stamp. But to accom>
adate persons in places where the druggists
and storekeepers are behind the ace. we
nave put up packages in white embossed
boxes, seven inches by four, with compart-
ments-each box containing a bottle of DR..
Hurd's Mouth Wash, and Tooth Aclte Drons
box of 1oo,h Ponder. the Ne,ralgia Pas
ter, and valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Diseases. the best means of prese,r-
ing them, and the proper treatment of Chi
dre'''s Teeth, worth of itself the entire cost
to every young man or woman, or parents
with young children; with sundry Other
articles price per package p,.e dollar, or six
packages for IS, sent by express as directed
AS the Express charges are not much, apv
more on dozen than on one, 1t Is far cbeap
er to order SIX or dozen packages at a time.
A large family will want all. or the surplus
can be disposed of to neighbors with public
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.
r. A. Q. KERR, AGENT,

ALIUUNA. B1IAIK IUUNIY PA.
I'M presenting toe above named Sewing
LIN Mahines to the examination ard
consideration of the public, the Agent
desires to call attention to the fact that
during the last eight years, there has been
over 1900 more of these machines sold
than any others in the market. This alone
is convincing proof of the superiority of
these machine over all others.
These machines can be seen and examined
at the store Of the Agent, in Altoona.
Price of No. Machine, Silver Plated,
Glass Foot .and new style Hemmer-$65.
No. 2, Ornamental Bronze, Glass Foot new
style Hemmer $50 Ne. 3, Plain, with
old style Hemmer-S45
n. B. Full instructions given gratis and
for particulars address o Kerr, Altoona
Blair CO., Pa. SO, 8, ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-10
Cire"lar from the Cash 9,

~ s'er,!
The subscriber would
nounce to the public that ~ e'fs
turned from the East with u La
FALL AND WINTER GOODSe = "a
viii sell. as usual. at a very -
on cost, FOR CASH ONLY T
to give a price list owing 70 H.
tuatiOns in the market. G
His stock is the heaviest ana
plete ever brought to the Ma
been purchased at the Terv $'t
prices, will be sold at prices VS. va
to the interest of cash buyers 70 ~ =,
anime his stock and be conr;,.'-S - :,
can and does sell little cbeana. ,
credit establishment. y
He would call particular at,s,.
large stock of DRY GOOHS ~
the latest and MOST DESIRARITIF9 SII9'S FSS
OF LADIES' DRESS GCODS ~ y
in the Eastern market. A finn
of fancy and plain Flannels and y y
large and excellent supply If ~;
Muslins, dozens of patterns Of f.E -
Gents Gloves, all STYLES Of Ho;s-
the most complete selection Of S..
exhibited in this market: any ,~
Nuhias, Opera Hoods; Ladies' p. i
and tremendous pile Of Aus;ro =
Co.'S Patent Hoop Skirts. rangi1, %; ~ !
TO fifty springs, which viii b IA !.
% per cent. under present mark -
Our stock of GROCERIES :.
and selling a few cents below ~,
llshments.-Our Syrups range r.
20 sents per gallon. We would iT-s.
ticular attention To our large st1rt 3 1
crnment Coffee, bought before T.
heavy advance, which We ,4'l nj o.
per lb. 1t is far superior 10 any -. D.
stitutes lately invented. We Bar.
heavy stock of TEAS. ranging N vi
so cents per pound upwards.
Our stock of CHINA, GLASS 4 l-t
WARE is the largest, most v4r,5
ever offered tie the people Of Til, s.f
is really beautiful. An exam.
SHOW Window" must co.vfrr Id
stop to view it that we are not ~-=
our ware The China Ware erRr..
Sets ranging in price from az n.
Flower Naces. Mugs and other IN
The Glass Ware embraces eyr1f,-,
every style of manufacture. Oai.-
late advance we cannot ngw >fI .-
brated Wrdgewood Iron Stove T. :.
less than s4.75 per st. which !, IL
low the selling price ELSEWHERE.
! am ncw fully convince. that tfsf
SYSTEM is the best for 10th sH-
buyer. enabling me to sell caearer. 81
loss, and giving my customers a 1e.e
Gle, and more Of it. for the same
tLan they get at aTy other e,tah.,-
But argument on this p"int IS >ure-
The IeaS,n why | can sell chea7r-
credit establishments must be- aura-
all. and that ! do sell ciogr I -
convince all who give me cal.
\ full stock Of boots an3 shpe,.
All Wool, Ingram, List, Rl- aai Z
carpets.
Table and floor oil clo,I,. window 8.
&c. &c. L 4 O. HEs
Altoona. Dec. Il. 1862 lSg5
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DIR w VI. II. HURD,S
MOUTH WASH

can be procured
Many persons carry with them bad breath
greatly to the annoyance and often to the
disgust of those with whom they come in
contact. without being conscious of the
fact. To relieve yourself from all fears re-
garding this,
USE DIR. wM. b. HURD's MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness Of the mouth is of great im>
portance to the general health. which is Of
ten affected, and not unfreqIently seriously
impaired, through want of proper attention
to this subject.
USE DR.. WM. HUkD's MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office.
No. II Fourth Street, Brooklyn. f. D.
Price 81 Cents per Bottle.
A libera! discount made tn dealers
Address Principal Office. Tribune Build
n?s. No. | Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co.. 232
North 2nd. Street o. j Hubbell, 1410
Chestnut Street and by all Druggists,
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EBENSBURG HOUSE.

Mhe underSiged having purchased AMI
{ taken possession of the Ebenbur.
House (formely Occupied by Henry Foster,
VIII be happy to receive and accommod-
ate his old customers, and all others who
may be disposed to patronize him. The
proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE Il other facilities tnat
he can offer at least as good acan,,,r,,,,
dations as can be hard at any other in tl,e
place. He is in possession of large sunplv
OF the choisest liquors with which his bar
will be furnished; his table will he f,rn
lshed with all tn luxrTies of the season and
he intends by his hospitality and care. to
merit the patronage Of all tL.ose who ston
withhm. -
~ ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg April, II, 1861. If.
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NEW TAILOR SHOPI'

The undf rSlgned having opeITl 90, 90. -
loring Establishment, over the S'ols lsr
occupied by d. t.Evans & Son, Iesif,J~ =,
informs the public that the talioTi.s IA,
ness will there be carried on in all d: .,,,s
cfes. All work will be done IN t'' -. ,,s
style, with neatneSs and dispatch an :
the most reasonable terms ,,
ROBERT d. THOMAS
Ebenshuro. MAY 18th. 1861. u