Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-01-07
Adxeriisiug Rates.
OFFICE OF JAY COOKE.
81 Jay Cooke s. Co., Bankers.
ia SOUTH THIRD STREET.

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Philadelphia, Nov. l, 1862.
Tie undersigned. having been appointed
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, i now prepared to furnish,
at once. the
New Twenty Year 8 per ct. Bonds,
If the United SJttes, designated As Eve
TwenteS." re,lc.u,ablc at the pleasure # the
Government, after Eve years. and authorized
by Act II Congress, approved February %,
1862.
The COUrON BONDS arc issued in sums
Of $50, 500. $500, $1,000.
The REGISTER HONbS IN STAN, oi TO,
500. $500, $1,000. aua 5000.
Interest at SIX per cent, per dI.num Viii
Cynmcuce FROM ui5,Ce 90, purchase. und IS
PAYABLE N GOLD,
Seni-AHnually, which Is equal at tie res
eut premium on goid, Ia about EIGHT PER
CENT. PER ANNUM
Farmers. Merchants, Mechanic, Capital
i-ts, and all who have auv m"I.-v Ia invest.
should know and remember THAT these Bonds
are. in effect. a FIRST MORTGAGE upon
all Railroads Canals. Ha:,.. Sru,es and 81
cDIrites. and the Imu,nse products If all tie
Manufacture, &c.. &,., III the C.EutTy: aut
that tie full and ample provision Eade frr
tne pavmcUt OF the interest "n. liquidation
Of principal. by Customs Duties. ENcisc
Stamps and Internal Revenue. serves To-
make these Bonds tire
GEST. MOST AVAILABLE And MOST
POPULAR INVESTMENT IL THE
MARKET.
SuJsc-ipt received at PAR I'D Legal
Tender Notes. ur Uo.c- aud checks 81 6Snks
1t par in Philadelphia. Subscribers bv
mail Will receive prompt attention, and
every facility and eXpl ,nation viii bc 4iiyr-
de-! On application at This office
\ full supply IF Ponds w.M he kept ~
hand for iumc liatC delivery.
JAY COOKE. Subscription AGENT
Philadelphia, NovcmIer 5. lSJ2-3n-
(tireUI"r frOs., 'he Cash store:
The subscriber would respectfully ALI
uouure to the ;uUlic thas lie h.s Just re
turned from the East with Lis stock Il
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. which hr
viii sell. ~ usual a very small advance
N cost, FOR CASH ONLY. He ! unable
Il give prise list uwin- to the daily i.s.--
tuatIous ia the market.
His stock i the heaviest aud most C-m-
Ii.tc ever brought t. tie place. and having
becn rUI,u1sej 1t tine very lowest cash
PRICES, will bc soIi AT prices which make It
t. tie interest Of cash buyers t. call and cX-
anime his stock and bc convinced that lie
can and does sell ii;:.c cheaper than auy
credit establishment.
IL would call particular attention = his
large stock of DRY GOODS. embrace. al.
the latest and MOST DESIRABLE Sly LES
OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS To- be frutsi
in the Eastern market. y full assortment
Of fancy and plain Flauuels aud Shifting:
large and excellent supply oC Linen AMI
Mushns, dozens Of patterns # La.i.~' and
Gents Gloves, all styles Of Hosiery. with
the most complete selection Of Shawl, ever
exhibited in this market; any amount Of
Nubias, Opera Hoods: Ladies' Patent Vests.
and a tremendU0Us pile Of AuStiue, Kelly i.
Cc.'S Patent Hoop Skirts, ranging from four
20 fifty springs, which will be sold at least
- per cent under present market price.
Our stock of GROCERIES Is complete
aud selling a few cents below other eStab-
ilshments.-Our Syrups range from 40 to
80 >euts per gallon. We would invite par
ticullr attention to our large stock OF Gov
crnment Coffee. bought before the late
heavy advance. which We sell At 30 cents
per 10. II is far superior to any of the sub
stitUtcs lately invented. We have also a
heavy stock If TEAS. ranging in price from
50 cents per pound upwards.
Our stock Of CHINA, GLASS & DELPHI
WARE Is the largest, most varied AMI best
ever offered t. the people Of this section. l.;
is really beautiful. An examination Of nur
''Show Window" must convince all who
stop 20 view it that we are not ..puf1inL''
our ware. The China Ware embrace, Tea
Sets ranging in price from &l2 tn $50.
Flower NaceS. Mugs and other ornaments.
The Glass Ware embraces everything and
every style Of manufacture. OWN. II the
la:e advance we cannot now sell the ccC-
hratei Wcdgewood Iron Stone Tea Sets Tor
.--Ss than $+.75 per set. which Is &l.25 Ge-
l0U the selling price elsewhere.
am now fully convinced that the CASH
SYSTEM i the hest for both seller ami
bnycr. enahliug me II sell cheaper, without
loss. and giving my customers better arti-
Gle ana more Of it, for the same money.
than they get 1T aEy other establishment.
But argument ol. this point IS supeIiluJus.
The IeIs.n why can sell cheaper than
credit establishments must be apparent t.
al. and hat 7 ia seI cheaper I can fully
convince all whn give me "a call
y fall stock NJ boots anA SHOES
~ NJ. I7Er IN, I.i-t. ia- ana Hemp
carpets.
1saia ANA i..-.~ =. CLOTHS, s.sa..l.. -l,.ir-.
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