davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-10-21

One OF the most eevcre cases on record, was
cured by the use of Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy,
ard the sufferer was irduced to try 1t. because, he
says, ait didn't pretend to cure everybody and ev-
erythIng." Sold everywhere.
nrt-, -,at1y.E&NH1tw
, 1863-10-21

Tuesday EVENING. Oct 20, 1865,
The following table shows the receipts Ct Lumbe-
Shingles. DC during the past week, with comparative
RICKPTs or LuhFKE. fRNGLKs. 1A1u Hru roa THE
Ezsk EaDISa OCT. u, 1863. COMPARED WITH TIE
, 1863-10-21

~ Mrs DR.. Gaylord will give advice free Of
charge 10 any Of the sick wives families Of Un-
ion soldiers. desir1og Botanic and Thompsonian
treatment, Tucedsy afternoons from to s o'clock,
ut her of,ec. 19& South Deep1atnes street.
pctlT- p393H e6ttnw
, 1863-10-21

OE!ONS-3tarfat ytrY active; but really prime
ply generally ~ very limted mucn be1o the ce-
buAf el-
OILS Carbon Is 10 better supp1y and more active
, 1863-10-21

For the Week Ending Oct. 20, 1863.

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
, 1863-10-21

RRCRu1Ts.-Lieut. Howell Of The SCH
[Rai1Foad Regiment), has enlisted twenty-seven
men in Knox comfy, since the Presidents last
proclamation wss published, and Capt. Pomeroy
yesterday mustered in sixty recruits. Who comes
next in the roll OF honor:
, 1863-10-21

TonAY the sales we're. 50 bags new ground Alum al
&25; l,00o brls Domestic Fine at $40, d 1vcred.
SEEDS -TNoIuY-The market IS quiet and 10@
lie iow ct On the week-clo:inR 1t - 1c921t FAX
Dnll and nominal at "a 1s9a5o. GoVER-Noratna1 at
TcDA1 the sales vese: ~ sacks primo TiEaothy at
SuGARS-The market hss been very active
through the week, and the receipts continue light and
taH stocks considerable advance In the rates Of
Gnan7e ~ Sno Tsy 1fnye ~ @ %e
brands q Refined Sugars: aad 9pon nv correspond
q. our present Quotations.
NoE Cffxn4.
, 1863-10-21

LENEEE-Urder tmltad receipts during the week
the market In caEEoes have been legs active but the
demand Is still brisk, and r:ices Arm at $i6 0l9
III far the best carEees. ana % for medium
gradts. The following are few Of the uales re-
ported:
SALES OF cARGoEs DuR1Sa TIE wEEK.
Cargo Mnskegnn, ftom Curtis' Pier, Michigan, 25ooo
# oak plank at b0 and q COO whItevooI a. I'll 90
a1a %. Cargo from Grand Traverse Bay $50 roo Il,
pr.ne9ally boards, at $GCo Cargo scsr Illrpade1e,
~ - g Cargo sehr Wi9alow, nom Hannah, Lay Cos
MI red patt 5afted at $i5o Cargo schr Forest.
s. f5om Grand Fiye!, $500 e eoa1sc anA raftea at
lgag. q. .om EhiteEood At sls.eo for common and
entls and $18eo for cleaF CARO- schr Thorute, from
Green, ON Man1towoc, ooJol0 Il a stfins 1t alG55
Cargo schT Dresden, from Caa5lottsssille sooe0 y
RH$1a.0o. Cargo rrlg LOWELL from Menomnee, spaut-
ehEs mla. 6tfe0 It strips and boards at t7oe, ITO
, 1863-10-21

CAIvARE CHURCH CoNcERT.-Tbe pro.
cceds Of the Concert arranged By the Ladies' Of the
Calvary Presbyterian Church and Society for the
benefit Of the approaching Northwestern Fzi1, was
&G8c5.
This aEount is in the hsnde Of Mre. D. A.
Jonts 6, subject to tts order o! the Treasurer OF
that Fait.
The ladies' ofthRt Church and Society desire to
express their thanks to Dr. Dnnhkm and his
cboir for the entertainment given to the audience
on TINT occasion Ito Mr. Il. Paling for the nse OF
Ais piano and his playing upon the came ito Mis-.
Strickland and Mr.. Root for their able assistance
rendered the choir. and to Miss Georgia Dean for
he1 services In 70 aldllFony presiding oYcr the
harp during the evening.
, 1863-10-21

and J. 4. Thomas, gave them a very pleasant ser
cnade 1t the Sherman House, last evenings very
cordial and appropriate welcome to our city. The
Light Gnatd Band furnished the music.
, 1863-10-21

PATRIOTIC SouTM Water SrREEr,-Mrs &.
?. Harrington collected q ,145 - from the hunlness
men on the <ouM side Qr South lEater street, for
the great Northwestern Fstr--a handsome coptd-
button for ono half Of South Water, or any other
street, anyHhetel
, 1863-10-21

CHICAGO SOCIETIES, ORDERS, &o.-Ths
MasoDs, I. o. OF, G. T. S. Of T., Fircmen, and
III other Orders, Societies. Sabbath Schools, &c.
&c, who purpose Joining III the grand procession
ut the timo OF the Great Northwestern Fair, ara
requested to report at ouce through their oflcers
to either Of the Committee: Col. J, Il, Tucker.
Phil Con1cy, Q: J. ]. Richards.
, 1863-10-21
ter Lime. ....................... .,..., 25Al
EATfiER-Atarket very arrive Rn,f nwfnU

LEATHER-1iarket very srttye, aa,i owing Is an
Increasing ssmsad eota ter the shRping and home
gold the market has been very dfa, with an upward
tn tpcy During tse wsek considsrable alteratto?s
upon Sole Leather and al Imported stock against the
bu1cr Stocks arc Fery light, especially Of imported
, 1863-10-21

fi5 s TaTsncs a1rjra En-. u 49, aGS4Ee x 5;1 ~ ~
Refinery erania Of 12Sc, aud Of Sc on NJ. Y. ayrups
Sorghum % quoted n0mtnaly thrre beng little Il suy
tn ths EAtatrt, We Quote:
, 1863-10-21

NNTu WARD y. L. A-There win be A
special meeting Of the above Council this (Wed.
nesdsr} evening, at the Hall corner Clinton and
Randolph streets, at " o'clock, on important bur
dneas. Ter orces Of the President
, 1863-10-21

McV1CHR'6 THEATRE Mr.. Chauftau viii
appear this evening Us Aosa," In the "GIauc.
at New fork, cbasac1er which he Originated
and hse made his OWE. all imitators falling to
meet with succces, sud Abandoning the effort. he
viii aleo take Yankee ch aracter, which he will
undoubtedly do well, for 10 actor possesses a
greater versatility than chantr,u. "Ths qhostr'
VII be produced In tie sketch Of :. The Haunted
Man."
, 1863-10-21

L was built o9 he euts!ds ol the house; IL
af9 n ss
the roof OF it is shingled; it Is only one story
high On both sides OF the bar room door there
The door hada wincow On tns top. Of 1t. We
could not look on the street The windows were
20 painted thas you eouFI Look ons only 50 much
Of the house. When Jon came from the bar room
INTO the middle 1oom, on tbs LETT side there la
hs e sonS e. s 5 s Tsss sn ss .d TaG s
the partition Thera were two windows In tbs
kitchen not 20 la.gsas the Windows in the other
PIT Of the house ;.5 THE two i! windows opened
the kitcht ae the sidewalk. t1'he witness, after
m instant, made an explanation. which showed
that by the term aldewalk she intended the pass.
age In the cour: room about twenty feet off,
The wirdow in the bedroom, looked out to the
neT ho1te. which was inst about as far So to the
stable. In this hoase had llved my nearest neigh
before. On the other side OF the hous. was Gcs-
man family; don't know their names: He was
a. IA Of aa that post y tabont twenty feet. Tbs
1t was Lot raining that morning, 1t waR clear
weather and pretty warm. ny eldeet child ~.
9a b h'Ss s1d
ea1..t say that We had many customers whI1owc
TeSe II thst taloon I don't know anybody In
second Eouse from our omn, Ia which part Of them
eltpt, and them We rented our room up stairs. T~o
OF them sept up tnef6s These bQ3fdcrg had all
dined with ue that day. They we1e Irish and
worked in shoe factory. about three blocks OF:
Opposite the ssloon is 4 garden with q house
tt4ndiEg II il-on ,5s e9st stae q cl.!k street
nercr knew before that day in whose house was
living. Ny husband had spoken OF senting the
house OF 4 Nj. Norton. When defendauts came
there, ! was n The kitchen. and the saloon doors
walk.. When came into The saloon, defendants
were leaning on the counter. They called for beer
immediattlT. 1deson spoke drst. gave them
the beer; t Has IN ths iee box o. the opPostts
Other room. ard the babY began to cry, and went
in and got the baby, and then came ont and dsank
q uttle beer; not half glass. Then theY ordered
a1other glass. Idzew three glasses more; wh,ls
doo1 III, Iceson paid for my beer and for his
own.
I did not notice anything singular. anythtnss
which aeenrd like lutoxicxtion about III. ldoson:
After Ms. 1deso1 had the second glass. he asked
ne where my husband VAS Up to this time had
discovered nothing singular IN NJ 1dceons con-
61ct, When Ideson offered me- money. I had tho
bsbY on my armA. Afterwards Mr. Marshall took
The baby ont Of my arms. The three other cnu-
d,en were in the room whera the bed was. They
eaW iii that was going On. They screamed very
, 1863-10-21

eB scrgcant Randolph will take Lttie.t to tb.
Board Of Trade Battery, IL left at the of,ce ~
CHARLES Randolph. cornc1 Of Clark and South W..
tea streets, By Wednesday morning.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18
1000 Agents wanted:

To introduce DR.. Huri's Deutal Remedies
into every County, Men OF Women who
want to make money quickly. can 10 better
with these articles than any thing in market
They are new. useful low priced. and we
are spending thousands m ADVERTISING them
for the benefit OF AGENTS. Boxes of Samples
containing one duzen Of the one dollar pack
ages above specified. ith circulars VIII be
sent, on receipt of Seren 4 ddrs. about half
price. 10 any person wishing To test i.isur her
skill IN selling with the view of becrrnlnG
az agent. They can be sold i, day 70 We
-ro,sl{ rather pay solgrles than Commissions
70 those 'rho pToce tteDiSeiccs c5Feie''f sales
man.
D-Now Is the time to q: into business
For address and references see :he ab"ve-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18

Anl any bull w;iicll my have been taken,
o. property attached, shall BE- holden on
,hs final Judgment of the said circuit court
IN such action, In the same manner az If
TO such removal and transfer had been
made, Is aforesaid. And the State court
from which any such action, civil or
criminal, may be removed and transferred
as aforesaid, upon the parties giving good
and sufficient security for the prosecution
thereof, shall allow the same to be re-
moved and transferred, and proceed no
further in the case: P,,oUided. ho1cerer,
T.ha. II the party aforesaid shall fail duly
10 enter the removal and transfer, rs afore-
said, IN the circuit court of the United
States, agrecably to this act, the State
court, by which Judgment shall have been
rendered, and from which the transfer aud
removal shall have been made, as afore-
said, shall bs authorized, on motion for
that purpose, 10 ISSUE execution, and to
carry into effect any such judgment, the
same az if no such removal and transfer
had been made: 4 gd 5,roviciei also, That
10 such appeal or writ Of error shall b.
allowed in any criminal action or prosecu-
tion where final judgment shall have been
rendered in favor OF the defendant or re-
spondent by the State court And if in
any suit hereafter commenced the plaintiff
IS nOnsuited or Judgment pass against him,
tho defendant shall recover double costs
SEC 6. And be further enacted, That
any suit or prosecution described in this
act, in Which final judgement may be rem
dered in the Circuit Court may, be carried
by writ Of error to The Supreme Court,
whatever may be the amoun; of said
judgement
SEc. !. A1ai Js Il tlurtier enacted, That
no suit or prosecution, civil or criminal,
shall be maintained for any arrest or I'M
pri>onmtn: made, or other trespasses OF
wrongs done or committed, or an act
omitted to be done, at any time during
TIE rebellion, By virtue or under color oi
any authority derived from or exercised
by or under the President OF the United
States, or by or under act os Congress
unless the same shall have been con-
nenced within two years next after sucl
arrest, Imprisonment, trcspass, or wrong
may have been done or committed. o.
act may haze been omitted TO be done
PrOnIle!, That In no case shall the lim;
tatian hsrein provided commence to rur
until the passage of this act, so that n,
p-A-.y shall, By virtue OF this get, be de-
barred OF his remedy by suit or prosecu
:ion until two years from and after IN,
passage Of this act.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18
DIR. Wsz- g nURDs.s
TOOTHACHE DROPS.
Fer THE CURE or
TOOTHACHE.

produced by exposed nerves
1t Is particularly adapted to all cases Of
children afflicted with
TOOTHACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves from tina.
distressing WEAKNESS caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP.
aud Iheir children from great sIfier:ng, 10y
keeping q bottle of
DE-. wN, b. HURD's TooTHACHE DRoPs.
Ia the house.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office. No
"a Fourth Street Brooklyn r. ID.
PRICE ONLY II CENTS PER BOTTLE
a liberal discount made 20 dealers.
Address principal Office, Tribune Bul,>
ings, No, l Spruce Street New York.
Sold in philadelphia by Dyott & Co.. 282
North 2nd- Street; o. J. Hubbell 1910
Chestnut Street; and by al Druggists.
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|,,reular from the Cash store.

The subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the public that he has Just re-
turned from the East with his stock OF
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS, which be
win sell. as usual. at a very small advance
on cost, FOR CASH ONLY. He Is unable
to give a price list owing to the daily tluc-
tuations in the market.
His stock is the heaviest and most cCm-
plete ever brought to the place, and having
been purchased at the very lowest cash
prices, will be sold at prices which make it
to the interest of cash buyers TO call and eX-
anime his stock and be convinced that he
can and does sell a little cheaper than any
credit establishment.
He would call particular attention to his
large stock of DRY GOODS, embracing all
thelatest and MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS TO be found
in the Eastern market. full assortment
Of fancy and plain Flanuels and Shifting;
large and excellent supply Of Linen and
Muslins, dozens cf patterns of Ladies' and
Gents Gloves, all styles Us Hosiery, with
the most complete selection OF Shawls ever
exhibited in this market; any amount of
Nutias, Opera Hoods; Ladies Patent Vests.
aud tremendous pile of Austine, Kelly s.
Co.'S Patent Hoop Skirts, ranging from four
to f!fty springs, which will be sold at least
25 per cent under present market price
Our stock of GROCERIES is complete
| and selling few cents below other estab-
! lIshments-Our Syrups range from 40 TO
| 40 sents per gallon. We would invite pay
( ticular attention t. our large stock OF RI Gov
crnment Coffee. bought before the late
| heavy advance. which we sell at 20 cents
| per 10. 1t is far superior to any of the sub
! stitutes lately invented. We have also a
| heavy stock of TEAS. ranging in price from
| so cents per pound upwards.
Our stock Of CHINA, GLASS x DELPHI
| WARE is the largest, most varied and best
| ever offered te the people Q: this section. !;
! is really beautiful. An examination Of our
! .'Show Window" must convince all wli,
! stop to view 1t that we are not putting
| out ware. The China Ware embraces Tea
Sets ranging in price from Si2 to $50
| Flower NaceS, Mugs and other ornaments
| The Glass Ware embraces everything anL
! every style OF manufacture. Owing 70 t't
| late advance we cannot now sell the cele
brated Wedgewood Iron Stone Tea Sets fol
less than s4.T5 Per set, which is SIPS be
low the selling price elsewhere
am now fully Convinced that the CASE
SYSTEM Is the best for both seller ana
buyer. enabling me TO sell cheaper, withou
| loss, and giving nv customers better aTti
| Gle, anu lloTe Oh II, IoG tue SAil-S HlOHtN
than they get ut any other establishment
But argument on this point is superfiuou.
Tha reason why can sell cheaper thar
credit establishments must be apparent &
all, and that do seE cheaper can full!
convince all who give me call.
A full stock Of boots and shoes.
All Wool, Ingram, List, Bag and HEM
carpets.
Table and floor oil cloths, window shades
&C., &c. Il A o. KERR
Altoona, Dec. II, 1862 ISep.3.
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the ends we aim at We have, therefore,
only one word to say to our party friends
in this connection, and that is, ORGANIZE
organize in your separate sections open
assembla-es for the free and full discus
sion of the principles you profess let no
dark-lanternism taint the proceedings of
these bodies-let them be public but
leave nothing undone to effect vigorous
and active organization gather together
the ranks of the prescribed and hunted,
but great and fearless, army of Conserva-
tives, which moves to victory by the sure
and sii,nt marches of peaceful and law
abiding measures, and carries high above
the turbulent menaces of wrathful and in
temperate zeal the symbol of single and
unfailing love for liberty and the great
Covenant which is its charter.
The schemes of centralization which
have elnanated from and fad their focus
in the administration, are the apprehen-
sions OF an unsafe and uneasy tyranny,
! which d..scs not trust itself TO the free and
unforced approval of the people Afraid
. TO rest upon its merits the war which they
are just beginning, the faction OF fanatics
who surround the throne and move its
sceptre, have summoned to their aid the
military power in their hands: and, ex-
tending the vast patronage of the govern
ment into every precinct Of the country,
are endeayoring with an artful dupicity
of names TO bind hand and foot every un-
willing subject, and carry into the vortex
Of !on@, bloody and fruitless struggle the
remaining manhood of the nation
Against slem re advise patience, organi-
zation, wise and temperate counsel, the
strongest and best means of effectual re-
sistance and the sure precursors of our
triumph. .-Ptttrgot d Union.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18
Organize 1.

Under the specious title of - Union
Leagues :he Abolition Demagoguas and
public journals arc endeaYoring % macs
tog-sehr III every tsnn throughout the
country 3 certain number of adhercnts 10
tho administration. whose particular Office
II ihe hIrure is IEeant to be 10 aid the
provost marshal to enforce The Conscrip-
ton act. This purpose is developed in
she Eery nature of things Were G call
maie Tomorrow for three or five hundred
thousand men = bare fraction would re-
spond- To get men To 20 TO the field and
sacrifice their lives OF suffer privation for
the sake OF miserable dogrnas and in vio-
latlon OF their own opinions, help TO in
ausuratc interminable war, and consoli-
date and organize power over their own
lna.ienabic rights, Force must be en-
ployed and only Force can avail. Where
Is the administration to obtain this phys
ical agent to carry ont the design of the
Conscriptionf Men tcN stay at home
and not leave It until they are marched
away under escort, so long as the war
keeps on in TINS way and there is no
hops, not a shadow of hope, that the ad-
mtni5tration viii relent or that the des-
posism o. bisotry viii relax IFS efforts al
supreme control. The army cannot be
diverted from the field to carry out the
Conscription and so great is the reluc-
tance of tho people, to such an ebb has
popular feeling sunk with reference to the
war, that absolute capture is the only re-
source nowadays, under the working of
its own admirable system, by means, of
which the administration car procure
armies 70 defend and support it, and to
conduct the war as 1t wishes
What they propose to do III this state
of things IS manifest The = Union
League "-aPtiy 10 be called In language
used il quite another connection once.
So a league with death and q covenant
with hell is to supply, if possible, the
place of armed guards, to patrol the
country under provost rrarshals and en-
force the draft
The principle of such a procedure is
as thoroughly Jacobin as ever dispracod
and proved the ruin OF a great DYNASTY
III France the method of CARRYING it out
line the employment of Pretorian guards
III the melancholy and disasterous reiru
of Augustus In Rome, which ended in
counter revolution.
We have never advised, nor are we
about to advise, any resistance to the folly
and tyranny of the administration, but
legitimate and moral opposition at the
baiio.-box we have never encouraged
any hope but the hope which must pro-
ceed from n gradual and oaac4;,,o a. -.
IN public sentimeat; brt we would make
our opposition none The less strong because
it must be characterized by temperance,
wisdom and lawful means, and we DO not
wish the hope OF retrieving hereafter our
fallen condition to become less ardent and
die ont, because we cannot touch the in
struments Of crime and tyranny to realize
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18

A Scout OUTwIrrED.-Henry Hale,
one of the best scouts in the country, left
LsavenwoTth while Muliigan was before
Lexington, with dispatches As he rode
along men from every direction were go
ing to Join Price. He saw one old seces-
sionist with an old shot gun. and thought
it would be a nice thing TO drive in the
old fellow and take his horse into Lexing-
ton. So he engaged the man in CONVERSE
ton. and getting an opportunity put his
revolver to the secessionist's head, order
ed him to tie his gun to the saddle, to
dismount, and finally to skedaddie- y
The old man made tracks rapidly, glad to
escape with his life. Hale took the horse
by the bride and rode of whistling Yam
kee Doodle He had ridden mile or
two when, at turn in the road, he was
suddenly ordered to halt.
The old secessionis. had procured
another gun and got ahead of him; the
gun was squarely aimed AZ Hale's bead
:. Cot off that horse" cried the secession
ist. Hale obeyed. ''Pull off your
pants" Hale did IL Tie that revol-
yer to the saddle" Hale did it, Ske-
daddle, an order which Hale ut once
carried into effect merely saying, 80 We'll.
Cap thought my shirt would come next
-good bye"
The seccssionist went off with two
horses whistling Dixie. Hale marched
seven miles, into Lexington, with his
coat and shirt on.-IIis coat contained
mis- dispatches. He will never be per-
mitted to forget that seven mile march.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-03-18
DR.. WM. 2. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PIASTERS
FOR THE CUREO
NEURALGIA.

or Ioothache produced by colds
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application.
They ACT ike a charm, and are perfectly
harmless in their nature; DO not produce
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
DIR. wM. B. HURD's NEURALGIA PLAsrERs.
never fail to give satisfaction to all who
test their virtue.
Prepared az DR.. Hurd's Dental Office,
No, "a Fourth Street. Brooklyn. E. ID.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Build
ings, No. Spruce Street. New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co. 2S2
North End Street; .. j. Hubbeil, l4Io
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.
Dec, IS dolly.
NOTIcE.-We are daily receiving orders 10
and by mail for one or more of DIR. Hurd's
Dental Remedies, which we cannot fl.
None are mailable except the Nesudlgia
Plaster, which we send ON receipt OF Price
(l5 centS) and one stamp. But 20 acoom>
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 D.-.
HU'I's 5foHth WASH, and Tooth Acke DyoDs
box of Tooth Polrder. the Nerrralqfa Pas.
ter, and valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Diseases the best means Of ,Drese7p-
ing them, and The proper Treatment Of Chi
drer's Tech, 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 IS, sent by express as directed
As the Express charges are not much, ifany
more on a dozen shan on one. II is far cheap
er TO order six or dozen packages at o time.
large family viii want all. or the surplus
can be disposed Of to neshbors with public