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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-23

Miiitdry-The Clerks in the Second Audi.
tors, COmptrolIers, Produce Loan, and War
Tax Offices, have organized themselves into Q
military company for local defence, and elected
tine following officers: Albert Ellery, Captain;
l. N Huck, ls'; K A Matthew'S, 81; and w T
LawtoD, brevet 2l Leutenants; X A Tomp-
kins lst; JAS w Twyman, Cd; j r Barker,
81; Henry Sparnick, 4tb and Ii Boykin, 5.h
Sargeantl; "A p Butler, lat; w s Gilman. ID;
w l. Corbin, 81; and s s Howison, 9TH Cor:
pora's The company numbers upwards Of
ninety men rank and iiia.
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I'ar on Real Estate The citizens of Rich.
mond, as usual, are to shell out handsomely
reference to the proper books that the taxes
on real estate in the thrss districts of the city
will amount to the snrg sum of $2Ol 923 q.
This amount is divided in the three districts
as follows: First District, $63 GA 10; Second
District, $50 ,G5497; Third District, $69, ,194 l6
When the tax en- personal effects IL ascsr-
tanned, the sum total, We are quite sure, will
equal that of one. fifth Of the entire State.
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Caught in the Act-Trenton Ruftio, arrested
on Saturday afternoon last for stealing pair
Of shoes from John G. Page, came before the
mandsd for indictment The prisoner, it SCENE,
entered the store under the pso1au Of wishing
to buy shoes, aud took that ocsaaiaA to appro.
pirate naiF to his own use, without eyen in.
quiring the price. Some short time after the
theft one Of the clerks found Rufin in the act
of offering the sboes for sals, and had him ar
poofnA
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Goperamsent Prices, when adopted aud psb-
lishsd, ought 10 be the standard Tor buying
and selling all the articles enumerated By the
appraisers. If bacon 10 worth 81 pes pound
TO Government, Il il worth that much and NO
more 10 individual buyers. But for spseula.
TORS the Governments prices would rule every.
whore, and We should hear no more Of extor'
tioners.
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TEEEGRAPHIO NRWe


Hfow m GaushveA
.JAcHeoss 1isa, JuAs l6.- The snenv,s eav
airy Ua1o 3 d1oh On our cufpOeea - -.
wasds's Dspo4 ysstspday, bae }cun6 - ~
sesenR, and rssssslsd scrcss ths Bie blssS
), ssss.s:!, .ss d.y ..s's., x,sAss. :. ....aas
eipal nsans Of transpostsaica Of eeesSssl ~
retarded Gen. Johnelon's movomeuio
Firing Continues = vieksbarg.
lsRCoaD rnraTcnl
!, JAcxson, June lssh-A spseial lispalsA 70
that heavy loles Of Yaikss eavairv n serS-
ing on Zsekona, beewsen that point and Gro-
nAda. 8ateh'e and Wallneo,o yonkoo MvaAfv
are riSgin9,F ,Fafts TO sTouthe Tnllahaaehj hje. vfik
the intention Of Destroying The red belov p
nols and cutting OF Johnssoa's sapplieo. 40.
other force is crossiug the Osl1w1loe noax
Ssnasoo,A 1nsy eame fton nsmpAiA
Oen. Johnst0n hae Issued orders arnnninr =
full pardon 70 ell d assgtiss ID tkis dspostnSne
who will rejoin their commAnds inse1laeeIV.
Nothing from Vieksbarg OF Port Hudeoe. =
No tiriag heard there this morning.
trHsRD Dls1Arca !.
JACKSON, June Doth, via Mobile 2lx.-A
soldier who escaped from Louisvil1o. Rv. On
the 9Th, reports that Majors j. p. Tiompeo1
aud r ~. Cowan were laksu 70 iail II that
pace anu 0uO8 uo0~f 00rnQooD order tofbi9.
ding recruiting in that State.
Citixsns just In report heavy ensaaensus
between Jackson,s cavalry and ~ /. 1s1ux -
Big Black bridge. sAt tn u y tkoD - ~
musketry and cannon1dlng were aWfaI ~
terrible. Firing 10 heard In the direseion OF
Vicksturg.
lfsrHyR DtsPATCHHsl
NATcHEz, June lSth.-Intormaaion whish
can be relied ON from Bayou Sara reports that
Banks had left with 10 ,O0O white troops anA .
legion Of blscks-shs latter guarded
Capt. Hart, Of the steamer Albatsoss, con-
mitted suicide at Bayou Sara on the rsueipt OF
the nsws Of the fight q Port Hudson.
The Yankses lsfe Harry Legan's cavalry
within one mile Of them. A detaohnenS Of
~ was placed. to cut them OF completely.
They stole Ill the plate from David Barrow :
house. Bayou Sara 10 Q ruin. The churches
were entered and desecrxtsd BY the sneny
The coast 10 clear at Bayou Sara.
OsYKA, June 18th The New Orleans Era
of the 18th, 10 rscsivsd. Il contains nothing
nsw. AL quiet at Port Hudson.
OsYxA, June, Goth, via Mobile 21st.-Thsrs
was occasional firing Ut Port Hadson during
last night.
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The CircnH Court-Jpdgs Mersdiih-A,
its sessions just closed, disposed OF Q number
Of criminal caees. The Grand Jury found "a
true bills on indictments before them. OF THU
number IS were tried and found guilty, ,hrs:
two psnitentiary convicts re sentenced for Cd
ditional tsrG1s. Many Of the rioters Of the
I'd Of April were tried before the Judge.
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. CITY CouaciL-Thers wss meeting ofthis
body yesterday afternoon Peter w. Ralsi0n
was confirmed as frt clerk in the Audi.or'e .
cfice, under Mr. Han isOn, the newly elected
Auditor. Tho following ordinance, cffsred BY
Mr.. ClOpton, was agreed to:
Be it ordsined, by the Council Of the City
Of Richmond, that the ordinance entitled an
Ordinance TO enforce the payment Of tho Tax
es on Licenses be and is hersby annulled, ~
striking out at the close Of the first section all
words but the following Double the amount
Of take, which may te asseseed or imposed
upon them on account OF sLch 1icenses."
Mr. Hill offared resolution itquiring into
the ezpediency of alio wing free negroes, for
any purpose whatsver, to come iuto the city
OF Richmond, which was passed.
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Sent Oa-Pstsr Burma and James Mellon
aid, arrested for stealing $500 from VIM. Kiiey,
appeared before the Mayor yestsrdAy, and
were sent ON 70 the July term Of the Hassings
Court 70 aaswsr the charge Of felony. The
Court offered to bail tie parties ia the sum Of
$500 each, but neither Of them could give the
reOuieit0 security.
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CosoREssioSAL ELEcrioa.-ln the ID Con-
srsssionsl district Withheld h elected ~ 3Oo
usjority over Malone, The next hielsss cand''
date. IL TIE 81 tPstersburg) djstsict 0ho'soA
IL slsatsd By 33 majority.
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Dops and Asr0aos are very fashionable with
boys now, and, W conee Quence, scores Of
parents are being daily called before the Nay
or and made 70 pay heavy fnss for the thought-
lees acts Of their young 'uns. Boys should
never let ny their arrows In the streets, ~ 70
do 60 endangsrs the safety Of pssssrs by, and
subjects their parents to appearing before the
MavnP
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AMONG those killed at Winchester was Csp.'
tain Charles Thompson, OF the Louisiana
Guard Artillery, Of New Orlsans. Ills arm
was shot oil, and he shortly afterwards sx-
pired.
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:. ksosaag.-Johu Jones, remanded 20 the
Mayor by Judge Lyons, to be examined for
participating IN tbs riot of the ID April aud
haying in his possession ssverarhats aud shoes,
and a quantity Of coffee and bacon, which
we're taken by the fioters, had hearing, and
AT its next term, to aQswer for a misdemeanor.
Jones was tried before Judge L yons for eteal-
log the articles enumerated above, aud 40
Quilted by the Jury.
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fit u Nj SIAF FO Il u.
OF TaE RIsHM1ND DISPATCH
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va,
I-, sln.l. 1000

STAFFORD COUNTY, Va,
June 20th, 1868. !
1t is refreshing to observe the utter loathirg
and contempt Yankee occupation has inspired
and fixed forever in the minds aud hearts of
the people of thisnection. The Yankees have
built wall of hatred as high AS Heaven and
deep as the pit on this border Of Virginia,
They have left, stamped even on the coil, the
evidences and assurances and reasons for eter-
nal horror and detestatl0n, written upon the
scarred o. rth, echoed from the desolated bills,
mingled with the nurmur Of the streams, aud
rolling its mighty voice amid the rush of the
Rappahannock aud the roar Of its waterfalls
all with universal emphasis and utter abhor-
renee for the villa Invader This is good fruit
aud it will grow with time aud increass for
ever. Winter and spring, esed time and har-
vest, all months and seasons, testify to memo
~ the misdeeas OF Yankees, and are associated
and will bs perpetual reminders of the Oppres.
scrs presence. Dislike AID disgust for Yam
KEGS are seen in the faces and imprinted deep
even in the memories Of children. Pratlars,
who cannot yet talk plainly, lisp their con.
temptuous aversion with infant voices. Not a
shadow Of fear seems ever to have crossed
their minds II is simple deteetalion. A small,
four-yoar old girlwas asked to "say some poet.
ry,' by q Yankee officer. She promptly rs
spoHded:
I Jeff Dav.e rides white hGggo
E,ineo.n rides q muie;
j. # Bssisis gsniemau,
Al.i T.!neoia Is q fo1i."
/ Another, 6 years old, volunteered a Ne " Yer :
Aiou Of Yankee Doodle:
YsnSss Doodle .cox q saw,
With patriot d,2oil5n.
20 tin She tres OF E.Ssrsy
Ac,oidicg t, be np:.oa.
YarAre Jooaie c., ini'',
Like another &s1oaN,
Cus between ths tree sal tiW,
! sid down csms Yaasss D,o!!s.
\ Yaaaes Doodle bsoas hss neck, IF
sys-y llYnb sbou. him
\kud .:.s afeo If Liberty
Md vary veil without Fin,
might eivs you many illustrations Saf-
lice to say, the conduct even Of children ex =
torted from Yankee officer the remark, Glow
can we expect to restore the Union when even
the children hate us go heartily"
From three sources l have heard reports of
riots and blOodshed in New York and other
piaees, but have failed 60 far to get the Yam
kee Newspaper which published then. Chas.
Jett anl other prisoners have been removed
from the prison ship at Aqua creek. hear
the Yankees destroyed two millions worth of
stores, wagons, &u. Their 100 houses erecte d
at hat point are left standing. Their gan.
boats have shelled our cavalry picksts and
country wagons gathering spoils from the
abandoned camps.
Report says Lee has surrounded HcOEer.-
Auot her says AoOkar's army has crossed over
to MARYLAND. Accurate information, you see,
ia scarce, and the last chance 10 secure a Yam.
kee newspaper on this line ia now exhausted.
"And so farewell
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1angeressly xVwre&->Op Sunday lask .
dimcnlsy occurred ip GsrsanGssyille bseWoon
white boy Damed Joseph Hakstuxnn and :
negro lad 4med Richard, ths property of Dr..
Pollard, whoa The latter drew : large pockse-
knife and plunged the blade into The Nm stde
Of the former, inficsipg dapgorous II MOT
fatal wound. Tho knife blade ente1ed be.
tw ssn the 7th AID S.h ribs, and is bsaisved 70
have penetrated 70 tho depth Of two or lhree
inches The negro boy was aitsrwards -.
!ested by officer Perria, and yesterday morn.
ing was turned over to the county. autlOrieies
for investigation, the affair having occurred
beyond The corporate limits Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-23

EoiD LAS8UAdxF IN A ekW DIX pAFtR,
Tna New York Freemaa's j0ufnaf has an
article on the manifold ou.rages committed by
Lincoln on the rghta IF they have aay) OF tie
citizens of the Uaised States:
Ia IL not evident that the Lincoln Admins
tration, despieiug the United States Constitu
ton, With all its members swors to obey,
are acting as it they vera dispensed from al
lac save that Of force 2 Ars they not all
scholars and followers Of the sophist Seward,
and acting on his "higher law T.
Ii go, what is the duty of law abiding free
menl We American citizens have sWcrn no
obedience to men Ours ia "a Government Of
lars, and not Of men" Our rulers are our
masters. This is the fundamental plan and
Constitution that the people of all the ases,
using the God given right ot forming Gov
ernment to suit them, have established. Oar
public servants are as much subject to the Con
stitution and laws as are the people. They
have no more right to kidaap Vallandigham
than we have to kidnap David Tod, Governor
of Ohio, or Ssward, or Lincoln. They have
no more right to send bayOnets 10 overaWe
the freemen Of Indiana or New Jersey, con
s,itutionaliy and peaceably assembled, than
wa have to dictate proclanlaiions to Linc0ln'
with pistol at his ear
Has the Lincoln Cabinet adopted the slang
of tho Richmond newspaper writer's? Does
the Administration make the dreadful mistake
Of taking the patience and forbsarancs of the
Northern people for aljscs cowardice3 i
looks like it.hus, If so, the hsll9cination Is
destined to q bloody awakenings We are law
abiding. We will retreat from conflict, ''even
to the wall! But. if we le pushed 10 the
wall-if NO choice be given us bnt to resist, or
to WELD to the Administration "a slaves 10 mas.
ters-then the Administration will ind that,
even II our liberties be gone, it is not to sack
masters al they that the people will yield.
In the interest Of Justice, Of good oEdsr, Of
social tranquility, we appeal 70 lincoln and lis
surroundings. We do not appeal to their jua
tics, for they are devoid Of il We do not ap.
peal to their magnauimisy, for they never had
It. We, do not appeal 70 their common sense,
for their conduct lorbiis It. We appeal to what
we know exisis-shsir fears. BY their cow
ardly fsars we appeal 70 them not to push the
law abiding people Of the North 70 the wall,
in defence Of rights we will never surrender
10 Nem! Woe TO them, IL the h Nlsssnsss Of
the Administration shall extend 70 the peo-
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SHELBYvILLE, Tenn, June 2Q-Nashvils
pape.s Of the 18Th, containing New York dates
ported near Richmond, supported By iron clads
aud gunboats from the JamssAud IOrk rivers
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standard. II We do not rstaliats upon him he
will be sure TO think Il 10 because we ara .fI.k
TO do II, aud that will invite him to additional
atrocities Az hsean b. restrained By no mo.
tive but fear, he thinks nobody elsa can be-
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John WorrsIi, Of Carroll county, Va, Vas
thrown from his horse and killed on the loan
Inst
Roaaipg ears are selling II csianbps, Ga,
q e9 peg dQxsp.
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8 COZ.
'eisrs.
aiier,
new
Eng,
rs. n
isakUs
"a a
eer.
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fend the State from invasion, and while
Ns Governor was tickling them with hon
eyed words, his 0ain'oras and folLosceTs arere
permitted, like harp,es TO dtprTre them Of
food and to compel them to naake long and
scea,y marches, ,cithost eren the poor hSr'f'y
Of crackers and pork. Ii is matter OF
record that while these contractors were
receiving enormous sums, the gallant
Philadelphia soldiers were placed on an
allowance of cracker day for several
days together, thanks TO the neglect and cor
Tupt,on Of tie Executive Department Of the
State Of Pennsylvania. Phlad6lphd In
quirer, July 81, 1868.
We take the following extract from a
speech made by Gov. Curtin, in Belle
fonte, in 1860, few days after the cleo
tior.-Hear him:
BEHOLD YOUR CONQUERER
hare you under nay feet, l ,ciH tight you
for three gears, and the odds ,ciH be on m5
sl9e."
This truthful phrophecy has been fully
realized by the taxpayers of Pennsylva-
nia. We have been under the Governor
feet " and the eight" has progressed
favorably, but it has not yet been def
nitely settled on whose "side the odds
will be-" The ides of October will fl
nally settle that question.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISIoN-In the Su-
preme Court at Boston, some days ago, q
verdict of five thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars was given against the
Fitchburg Railroad Company in favor of
Mr. Johnston Warren, for damages sus-
tanned by him. The Boston IrareUey'
says:
"The Court ruled in this case that it
was carelesness on the part of the corpo-
ration to run a train at full speed over
the track between the depot and another
train standing on lhe outer track waiting
for passengers to get on board 1t was
also ruled that the corporation having
sold ticket to the plaintiff, was liable to
damages for injuries while he was going
to the train as much as after he got into a
car"
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I livery Stable.

I livery Stable.
L. The undersigned
respectfully informs the travelling public,
far and near, that they are prepared to fur
nish, On the shortest notice, Horses, Bug
gies, Hacks and every other convenience in
that line, at very reasonable prices, to all
who favor them, or desire to be accommo-
dated. They will, also run buggies or Hacks
to Ebensburg, Chest Springs; and will con
meet with the different passenger trains on
the Penna. Railroad, at Cresson Station,
giving travellers the shortest time on the
road, to or from any of the above named
places, of any other line.
PHILIP HERZOG & co.
May 6, 1868 6m.
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Winter Clothing.

Winter CIotEing.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
REA ADY-MADE CLOTHING EVER
BROUGHT TO JOHNSTOWNi
A complete stock of
MEN AND BOYS WARE.
Heavy cloth overcoats, fine dress coats,
vest. fancy and plain, pantaloons of every
description. All kinds of under clothing.
HATS AND CAPS,
late styles; also
TRUNKS.
VALICES,
CARPET BAGS.
and in fact every thing in my line of bust
ness kept always on hand, which l will sell
at fair honest prices. 1 respectfully invite
the public to come and look at my goods,
and if we do not deal, no charges will be
made. H. TUCK.
Clinton street, second door from Main.
Johnstown. Oct. Is 1862 If
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DENTISTRY.

"HE undersigned Graduate of the Balti-
4 more College of Dental Surgery, respec,
fully offers his professional services to the
citizens of Ebensburg. He has spared no
means thoroughly to acquaint himself with
every improvement N his art, To many
years of personal experience he has thought
to add the impaired experience of the high
est authorities in Dental Science. He sim
ply asks that an opportunity may be given
for his work to speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD, D. D. S.
Office formerly occupied by DR.. Clark.
REFERENCES.
Prof. G. A. Harris T. L. Bond, jr. w. R.
Handy A. A. Blandy, P. II. Austen. of the
Baltimore College.
o. VIII be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday of each month, to stay one week
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
NOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK
Il and Distressed, afflicted with Virulent
and Chronic diseases, and especially for the
Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhea or Seminal weakness, and other Dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent to The afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Two OF three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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AT NO. i07 MARKET ST., NEAR LIBERTY ST.,
PITTSBURGH PA.
now offer very large stock of WALL
PAPER at the lowest prices for Cash, ems
bracing all grades of goods to be found in
the largest stocks east or west, together
with WINDOW SHADES. FIRE BOARD
PRINTS, CURTAIN FIXTURES, GOLD
BAND CLOTH SHADES, &c. Buyers
will find it to their interest to call and see.
Gs-RAGS taken in exchange for Paper.
JOS. r. HUGHES.
Feb. %, 1s63.-12.
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VALUABLE TANNERY FOR sil


The undersigned offer for sale u Esa.
"Quitmanville Tannery," (receut-T, ~
by Charles p. Murray,) situate u O"-,, (,
county, Pa. about three miles wes.
Borough of Ebensburg. The estao,.s.-,- 2- -
is one of the largest in the State. Ils :. =: !.
building is l4O feet by 40, and wig :.
by 20, and the whole two stories hiS'i !.
new engine and boilers have recent! - :,
put in. There are all the necesS,! n,
buildings on the premises, and ~. ~.
houses for the proprietor, foreman anu ~. :,
Also a store room, Blacksmith snot \.
saw-mill. There are about 425 acreT So, -
well timbered. connected with the 81; -
Apply to VIM. Kittell, Esq, A''gl.,i 3.,rs
Law. Ebensburg, Pa, or to the un0'''7
residing in Baltimore. Maryland. a. N
POLAND, JENKINS y ~
April s, 1868.
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4 uctioneers Notice.

THE undersigned having obtained
cense as auCtioneer in Cambria count! .
SAMUEL j. ROVER collector of the M-
al tax law for the 18th District Penna. ID
BY GIVES NOTICE, that he will atte1l . !,
duties of an aucticneer for sll person; =. :.
may wish to employ him-all apps
made personally or by letter adcEsS.:;
Loretto, z o. will be promptly atie2rsv- n
ENOS c. McMULLhS.
Ebensburg Dec. 18th 1862.
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g. What the Emperor of France doc
when weary with State cares Take
his little Nap.
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DR.. WM. B. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PIkS TERS,
FOR TEE CURE OF
NEURALGIA,
or ToOthache produced by colds.
IAGAI NrEITD L Ga

or Toothache produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act like a charm, and are perfectly
harmless IN their nature do not produce a
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
DIR. VIM. B. .HURD's NEURALGIA PLAsTERs.
never fail to give satisfaction to all who
test their virtue
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office.
No, II Fourth Street. Brooklyn. E. D.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Build
ings. No, Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott d Co., 232
North End Street o. j. Hubbell, l4lO
Chestnut Street and by all Druggists.
Dec, lS Dolly.
NoTIcE.-We are daily receiving orders to
and by mail for one or more of DIR. Hurd's
Dental Remedies, which We cannot fill
None are mailable except the Nea1alqia
Plaster, which we send on receipt of Price
Q5 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
boxes, seven inches by four, with compart-
ments-each box containing a bottle of DR..
Hurd's Mouth Wash. and Tooth Ache Drops
d ooA OF LOON fOtoder, the Neuralgia Plds
ter, and a valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Diseases. The best means of preserr.
ing them, and the proper treatment of Cha-
dren'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 one dollar, or six
packages for S., sent by express as directed
AS the Express charges are not much, if any
more on dozen than on one, IT Is far chean
er to order six or dozen packages at time.
A large family will want all. or the surplus
can be disposed of to neighbors with public
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LNor Rent

L THE STORE ROOM on
High Street lately occupied by d. J. Evans
& Son, as Clothing Store.
WM. KITTEI.L.
Ebensburg, April 90, 1s63-tf
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q Louis Napoleon has discovered
how to keep Mexico STRAIGHT; he sends
her new ruler.
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WATCH, CLOCK, AID JEHELHY SIDRB

MAIN STREET. JOHNSTO 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.
Johnstown April, II 1861. If.