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George Thompson at Plymouth Church.
George Thompson, the English abolitonst, who has re-
Gently the to fraternze with Henry
Ward Beecher and other kindred spirits Of aboonis,
held forth last evening at Plymouth church. Brooklyn be-
fore large audience his darling theme. Previous to
the OF the lecture musical concert
given the organ, embracing opsratc music, the
latest dancing pieces &c. General Duryea presided and
opened the proceedings In few remarks IN which he In
troduced Mr. Beecher, who introduced Mr. Thompson TO
The speaker, having received the applause OF the
dence commenced by that he began 10 feel he
was quite unequal TO the duty o. standing before an a
he rose by the kind things that had been said
respecting him. His life had been one Of conflict
returned to these shores about month ago. Let them
suppose that he came here TO receive thse marks
Of their respect and gratitude for any humble service
which had attempted TO render to this country In her
hour OF trial and Of agony No; II was another object al
together that had brought him. There was no year
during the last thirty that he had not been Ia King
about America In England, save when be was absent
explain the principles Which aoiatcd John Brown-fap
pause)to his countrymen and BIO believed the spirit OF
on to speedy triumph land trusted TO live long enough
TO stand the spot from which he ascended from the
And for Preaching that doctrine he fihe speake had
boon exicd from this country for thirty years. Now IL
was his opinion Of his own countrymen that they were
toIerably honest but exceedingly obuse. (More laugh.
ter II had been his lot tho last thirty to DO
great political questions on the anti-savery
question FIRST, the British judiciary question SC
cond, the question OF the franchise third. and
other questons he had found them quite obtuse
the American question They understood IL, and
do understand it now. They (thc andience) knew
good,deal more about their (the Epgshmen's) history
than the English people knew about the history Of
America The speaker then proceeded at great length to
inform the audience OF the aborshe had through in
England the connection alluded TO, referring TO the
late emancipation acts President Lincoln in order to
chow the effect they had In changing the minds OF the
Enpl
said that the working classes OF Great Britain
with the North If the arstocracy not and after
speaking an hour, In substance the same as no
said at tho Cooper Institute few evenings ago, he
brought hrs remarks TO q conclusion.
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DAsoIL'sFoo rHrNrn..ws are informed that Mr..
Dabo the inventor or the cir whistle trumpet, and
who put up one Of these signals as Dungeuess 10 the
British Channel last fall has uss received ocis reports
from the mslhh government giving the details Of an
other trial Of h invention. Since hs return home, md
In the last trial, gunan eighteen poundernsed each
time with three pounds Of powder, served and also
large BELL These were tested against the trumpet on
the 18th Of January lass and the result Of The trial has
determined the government 10 have Mr.. Dabol immc.
datey construct larger and more powerful signal Of
this kind-such 10 fact as Mr.. Dabo had originally re-
commended for Cape Race
The result Of these several trials must Be very crafty
log the inventor while brings nearer the time
hope, Cape Race may have the same signal estab
ishcd there. But while the English government thus
moving towards the Introduction and OF what they
have proved TO be the best FOG signal in the world we
that government offer any induce
mcnts 10 the inventor 10 introduce the signal here Why
place OF these AZ Sandy Hook and Montauf Are
they afraid OF the COST To fire gun every Eve minutes
costs couple OF hundred dollars per day. Dabos sig
nal costs penny per hour, aud moreover gives con-
tinuoun sound.
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.nx ~ nu Hair Dye. Preservatsvs
The aye .Dn,os W. and retaa-No Aslor Housa
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Royal Havana Lofterys-3O Per Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Highest
paid for DoubooDs all kinds Of Gold and silver
TAYLOR co, Bakers, I6 Wan street.
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Official ORA winHs OF the Library Assoc
citation Companys Lottery Of Kentucky 90,
EXTRA CLASS Gl7-March H. 1854 ~
6, 80, 48, 3, %, ~, IA, SO, As, "a, 81, A, IL.
CLASS 6lS-Marcn IL. 1864. -
65, IL, II, 90, 10. so, 60, 80, SO, ~ 40, II, A.
FRANcE ELIis e. Managers, coviug.on KY
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For F0rty-Hve Ccnts-Tho January,
February and March numbers OF the ILLUSTRATED
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL VIII be sent by return pose
year for 81 80 the Pictorial Double Mum.
bers with Physiognomy EhnoIogy Phrenoogy soloGy
and Psychology, send at once. FOWLER WELLS
broadway. n. n.
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Gold Watches for
Ladies' and gcnemen.-Thy. Thirty five. Forty Fortls
Ave- Fifty FiftyGve sixty Seventy Eighty One Hundrsl
Two and Three Hundred dollars each For sale b. GEO.
G. ALLEN, AIS Broadway door below Canal stresA
ormerly lLWall street.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal lotteries
j. b. CLAYTON 4 CO.. 10 Wall street. N. Y.
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Prizes Cashed and Information Fur
nshed in oil lerazed Lotteries
ALECK co, Brokers, 3s Pine street, N. Y.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best ana Cheapest Newspapers In
tho Country.

The Best ana Cheapest Newspaper I'm
the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week, ready
this saturday. morning. will contain:-Full and au-
thentic accounts OF the daring advance Of tho Union
Cavalry Forces under General Fitzpatrick into the Rebel
Ines with details OF their Movements In front Of Rich
mond tho amount Of damage inflicted the enemy, and
their Return to the Union lines, accompanied with
Map showing the scene Of operations The latest News
from Forces in the Southwest, and in all other
tions Of the country Late and interesting intelligence
from the Rebel sates Account Of the Arrival and Reccp
on Of General Grant Washington Poetry two excel
lent Stories, Facets. Agricultural, with tho method OF
raising Poultry large scale and quantity OF inter-
esng miscellaneous reading matter; Valuable reviews OF
the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Cattle, Horse and
Family markets. and reports OF all important and inter-
esting events OF the past week.
Terms-sngle copy, 81 Three copies. S. Five copies,
So; Ten copies, SIS.
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The Newfoundland Telegraph Line.
PoRr Hoop, NJ F., March 10. 1854.
Tho Newfoundland telegraph line has been down for
the last two wceks Heavy freshets throughout the
island have done great damage to the ne which takes
much time to repair Ii is expected shat operations will,
soon be resumed.
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A1I-T8TA0
The mind that once LIES wide walks
The soul Of action gave
Now seems dull though twas sunk
Within the puseless grave.
The body that trod the earth
1.-the 3 eagles wing,
Now bends q fra and weak flowers
In winter whitening.
o, what the spirits famef
o, what che bsdy wakes
A fresh, strong as April winds
That rouse the sluggish akess
II In the glorious talismau.
With herbs, barks flowers rife
No mineral poison In It's breast
Dr.. Weights Rsjuvenatng elixir OF Life.
Sold By all drussiss everywhsre Pamphlet free. Prize
one ohe a. three bottles g. and By cspre u nil parts
OF the civilized world By the propretoys. Dr.. w. L. AER
WIN CO, 50 Liberty street. New York.
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DenfmesS, Blindness. emd All Defects
OF Sight aud Hearing treated 90 By Dr. CALDWELL.
Clinton place (gighth street, Advice examnso1s
Free Hours from 300.
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OMcial Drawings OF the Shelby College
"0''''s = EXTRA CLASS lal-March II, 1864
7, 48, 70, 33, 70, IS, "a, 81, 49, Is, q, IS, IS.
Glass l22-March II, 1884,
81, 40, 70, g. 40. "a, 81, 50, 26, IL, 49, GA, 80.
0'''AA' ' y T. E. SIMMONS / CO..
Coyngton. Ky
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GOuraud's P0udre subtitle UprOOts Hair
from low oreheads Of the body Warranted -
his depot 1853 Broadway
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All Demons OF Headache, Tooehachs,
nsnenly e!psled. Use WoLco1Ts inssAnssPsin Ami
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Prizes Cashcd In All LeEaltxcd Lotte-
Hes and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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pneSnNe Indorsfag sfamps.
bosroN HAND STAMP COMPANY iM nrosd~.x -
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CHiciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
KasTuesY SI Kara% CLASS 27-March H. 1864
IS, So TO- SO, 81, 80, "a, 81, Ga, AZ, 80, "a, II.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 2is-March II, 1864
25, 62, 49, A. 6S, 49, 81, IS, 81 81 Ga, AZ, 81, &C.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Coyn utnp ~
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Address to Dm0kers.-POllak d Son,
Mesrschaum ufscturcrs 17 Brooms street. near the
Bovsry sell goods Wholesale and retail Pipes
erder repaired. boiled and mounted
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers d Co. are
authorized to receive deposits and make collections on our
account 2. r. SIMMONS CO.
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.., Wmapss .s U rn rimP,e.. EruptIeas,
Medcated Soap. at his new depot ass Broad WAY ivan.
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A Beaufifsi observation-disclosures
Bloom Of Youth has achieved Ne celebrity Of having no
equal for preserving 6ssunfyna the sp SoS Broad
way, and druggists evefywhere
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g. Saundcrs' Metallic Tablet Razor
sropThe Oldest and most approved strop now in hav
ing been before public for the last forty Can -
had, wholesale and retail. of the subscribers,
j. Il s. SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor Houno.
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BraxIlian Pebble Bpeetacles and Eye
Presever 10 strengthen and improve the sight Of oa and
recommended W tho medical faculty. SERMONS,
oculis,s'-optician 65gk Broadway opposite Bond ST.
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Grover Il Bakers Highest Prcm1uo
elastic Stitch Sewing Machines. 4e5 Broadway
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Ripley Fe male Coilegs.-sse Advsrtass.
meat, under head Of obstruction"
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PfOf. NIfN' =. barIyS NEIcUph ervssS.
edcgted Compound for preserving rcsorfng and bea?s
yru The hair Graduating scurf and dandruf preventfno
gray curing diseases Of the akin gsndo
and muscles salt rheum, pmpes chiloains &c
chaps rheumatism sweiings sore throat, &c giving ~
slant relief in cases bruises sprains burns sadq
Ac Price Sold all druggists throughout -
world Principal oflcs 374 Pearl street. ~ I.
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BateheIor's Hair Dye-Thc hest In the
world Harmless, reliable, nstAntansous Tbs eny Per
ect dye Sold by all drusgata Factory 81 Barclay street
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Hoyt's Htawatha Hair Restorative.
HOYTS UIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIV1.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYT's HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORAT!vE
UOYT8 HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
ORIGIN OF THE NAMK.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.

In Lougfeow,s Poem Hiawaiha was aaiadssd 70 have
s?Ssya. indian s notice
s and o x. az sooss ~
public and 'A %HAT T TTs yn e ". DOES
eu n sna uS e ha aaa S:
ss snd and
s gs ns ns se ss s
rites and humors entirely oysrcomss the bad effects
&s and easily applied and wiped the ski.
aa' M 4 CnALLENGE TO TEST
rssogas ss''ss e nssr sias
that the public would Be be unable TO sSs from ss
the following which been puoished three weeks
sG esa a os wa sa
~ 70 app so & s Of es sssn
70 e PGns Bat rs y. sSa The
result to be published the expense the unsuccess
00"ps'Gmai6 Yrs MISNEHAnA HAIR GLOSS
asFRns
s s hs hs an or s "pp
osP m ne 10 sed placer
g.Lades' hair dresser in attendance to apply As
asroas and axgrant as those Of nnon de rEcs
Knox on shape ana styIe.-Rare specs-
81 ,n
new ., rne e and ey
markabe for taste, beauty and becomingneas There %
generally wearers when Mr. KNOX possesses 70
Of coverings FOR the heals gentlemen ysashs whisk
ara we u worthy OF attention.
Nervous Diseases and Physical DebiIi-
". arising from specific and reliable treat
dress Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, box lial Phiadephia. Pa
aNot for "a Day, But for All Timer was
q so ana ss 1 y:
hh.sspees fame 4 nsyer,hsess the most enduring ss
1 s cdIF
| way Sold By all druggists.
Patentsl Patentsi Patents!
AssRfcAS Continue pG Serasys for sscaas p
g. e. . % ..s az T y. .p.
in seIsns Patents and have .cisd Attorneys Tor
the Patent LAW: ana .hs, mS
Sgss Ss z : ss,s .'E . X. sss.
Prof. Alex. c. Barry. rricoph erous %
sscsd for sa 1ns
and muscles t:ush ..m rheam. ri%ps. ehIO.,Ss .ak
s ssaI' s ss.s sa
World f'f Ss. sss es s's Pearl
Ripley Female Colleg..-sss Aavsrsiss-
msnt, under head Of "inssruction.o
Sewing Maehines.-Ths Celebrates
Weed S.shn With Fl @ -. from ss: e
:.S., T..S s' n ies sro.Sw.y
spring overeoats from sla to gao, wslA-
ing Coats new style sn 70 IA wu,.,o ..r.sX
shipping Tags. All Kinds, Printed ana
Plain, &C he Manufacturers VlcroA :. AAoos"' -
ready standard prics -. BURKE, $40 Broadway eos'~
Oh su'Von s"vs~
To the Ladies',
hath vsysd and angle The oldest regulator females
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof
SafeaAlso Sdeboard aud Paror Safes for sllvHrrs10
&C., at 81 Murray street. corner Of College place.
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Spring Overcoats FROM S12 20 eS0, Walk
ing Coats, new style SIS 10 80 -, vm. 49,.
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Japonfca Preserves Ladies Tresses ~
lustrons and uxuriant those OF hnon de rEacleoI
Send for prospectus of the exquisite Toilet articeH Of IL
Soceto Hygienique TO their depot lis Chambers street.
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: Msasrs MUM 4 CO. publishers Of the sCrKNrrrl0
AMERICAN continue ATTORNEYS for securing -
tents Inventions In this and all foreign c5un,rsa
Mum Co. have had seventeen experieuoo
In soliciting Paten and have actsd - Attorneys for msso
Pamphlet containing the Patent Laws and other imgs
norrpaiien for inventors furnished Tree on spp1
ton Consui,stion and adv free. Address
MUM 4 CO., 81 Park row, New York, or
Corner y and seventh Washngton d. q
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Diamond Rings-Twsnfy-nve. Thirty
thirty five. forty sny sriynvs sevesty6ve. eshty
one hundred two three four Ave. sI aad seven Aundne4
dollars each. For sac by o. @, AIsk8n,
&l5 Brositvsy, one door below Osnsl suFoet.
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ThOusanA Refrigerator fbv sale.-
Also silver ptssd ware Cutlery, Cooking Utsnsls ke a
lees pncss than any store !. the unioq, ,-..,..
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rnc Pacific Hotel, New Yorkshire Pro-
,nr ~ ,ba above hotel feels truly thankful for the
bers patronage received and win continue his rates ~
el 10 per day JUN EAiASS.
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shipping Tags. All Klnds, PrinteM 40
Plain. At the manufscturers' vICToh =. MAUoSh' ns
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Trusscs, Elastic stockings, &c.-Marsn
co q Radical Cure Truss once only At No 2Nesey see.
Lady attendant
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RrtIisaus and Powerful Day and Might
doub'e Perspective 0ssses for the held. sea aud
assortmeutat SERMONS
optcian ocoK Broadway, under Lsfarss House.
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spring style Gents Dress Hat Wow
ready Standard prics IS. BURKE, a0 brosdwsy eos1~
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CURED
CROSS RYR srh1iohTENED IN ONE

And every disease Of The Eye and Ear requiring ehsg
medical surgical aid attended - BY DR.. Won EIBHu.
BERG ri Ms consulting rooms SIC Broadway. Twelfth
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books and Ma0astnes Bought for easn.
at O. A. MILLERs rs Nassau street New YORK 49,
and Rchaidson's Expose Of Free Masonry ior sas' "o
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The Perfection Of Sewing Machines
Az broadway A. II. sUPLEE.
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Knox ON shnpc nmd styIe.-Rnre speca

Knox shape ana Styie.-Rare spec1-
mems OF exquisite shape and style the Has nsnuaa
tnred by KNOX tho celebrated halter, OF No. 22 Broad
way Fulton lie Introduces
these articles aud they Invariably
markabe taste, beauty and becomn gness There 70
great in making hat which shall be becoming 10 The
generality al wearers which Mr. KNOX po~seses TO per-
be found at hts establishment variety
OF coverings for the heals gentlemen youths whish
ara w o worthy OF attention.
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Colds and Coug hs.-suddcn ch""eses -
climate ar. Of pulmonary and bronchial affections
Experience having proved ths simple cmeas' "
and certainly when taken In The early sae OF asease' "
course should at once be had 70 "browns broneoiA
Trchesr or Losengcs let the cold cough on irritation on
the ,hros. bs sight By this precauion more 80
rous attack may be eecuay warded o. Soldiers should
have them they be carried in the pocket and taken
a. cccasion rcauiles.
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The New Play, with the Benu, l -
Fountain Of Real Water, this afternoon ana e'sns' -
Rarn uu,ta
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CHRONIC CATARRR,

CATARRH OF THE TYMPANI0 MUCoUu
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION or TUg
EUBTAOHIAk TUBK
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A had Brssth.-How Many Lovers fs
b. asy 81 o,'yi g:9 r s6s
EIar ~ dsuti6ce night and morning II also beaunes
- eomplsxoA Pcs hfty cents. For sole By all drugEsb
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OF the enemy, who retired In confusion and disorder
about sunset, and ceased any further Efforts" this
remarkable concentration Of troops was necessary u
last 70 save The left Of army II Is almost incredible
that the single corps Of General eckes was able 70
withstand the impssuous onset Of Lon gsrests sgions
for nearly an hour before any sucoor reached H.
On Friday, July the enemy renewed their EFFORTS 70
carry out the original design Of Lee by overthrowing
our LEFT wing and Longsrsss was reinforced BY Pickstts
three brigadss, and further supported By one
division and two bsigades from Hills corps.
In addition 10 his heavy mass Of infantry ths entire
artillery OF the rebel army was concentrated against our
len. After bis oversight Of the day before u may be
supposed that General Meade was better prepared TO de-
feud his left, and had made adequate preparations.
Abou, one p NJ. the enemy opened furious csnnopads
upon our left and e CENTRE which continued some two
hours. with occasional responses from US. AZ about
tbrcc p. NJ. tho enemy moved forward in column, land
once more essayed to carry our position on the ieft
was during ths conflict that General Hancock, CON-
msndsr Of the Second corps salan. soldier and accom-
pshcd officer was wounded by musket ball and obliged
TO retire. He contributed greatly by his energy and
vaor 10 the success day. Meanwhile our artillery
opened with vigor and Inflicted great damage. After
severe and prolonged struggle the enemy at length fell
back and abandoned the contest "0wing to the strength
OF the enemys position says Lees report, "sud the
reduction Of our ammunition, renewal OF the engage
mont could not be hazarded." Hence u Is plain that our
good fortune 10 preserving position tho left gave
us tho victory At Gettysburg and yet General Meade,
not having sufficiently examined the ground before the
battle dsregarded the repeated warnings Of that sa
gacious officer, General sickles as well as tho report
Of his own Chief Of Artillery, General Hunt, who concur
red all The suggestions Of the commander OF the Third
corps without meaning 70 do injustice 70 General Neads
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white virgfn Wax OF Antilles Be y.
ees and whens me complexion without W luns - II,
member II IL Pure White virgin Wy ta4.i,st, sn,I
HUNT co, 1888 South Seventh stree. .i.a
Al us Broadway and BY druggists e'rtNW1So
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Sold by druggists generally. ssnt promptly ~ mall "
-. -, Az air for g. All orders addressed
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HuTcuIScs 4 HILLYER. Propricscp.
81 Cedar street, New York.
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A slight Cough, which Attracts bat
little attention 10 ~ inciplsn may BE- the fcrerunner Of
CONSERVATION. What sometimes called wning cold ire
queny ends 10 bronchitis what reckless folly to allow
cold 70 become 20 deep seated when remedy =
rSssdiy procured. Sold by KIrCHEN. TfLER co., lN
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To the Ladies',
both married and single, the oldest regulator for m'
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
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Every Mother VINO Regards

ach and bowels ana. by giving and health 10 the ch
comforts the mother oces IS Dey street. New York an6
20S High Holborn, London, England.
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Nervous Diseases ana Physical Debtli.
~ arising from specific causca-Eew and reliable treat
neut Valuable essays by mall Of charge. Az
dress Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN box li2l Philadelphia, Pc.
"Not for Day, But for All TisneV was
written OF shakspers and though cannot be sad Of the
fame Is nevertheless the most enduring
we'll the delicious odor that chemistry has
traced from living flowers. PHALON SON, OH Broa0.
Qoi1 bv all
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09
EBENSBURG BAKERY
Il Nd
C0IEBCfIOBARY ESTiBISHME' Ut

VIE subScnber, having greatly enlarged
q his BAKERY and replenished his
stock of GROCERIES and CONFECTION>
ARIES, is prepared to supply orders, on
short notice. He has also added to his
store, many other articles, such as
FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, CHEESE.
SALT, TOBACCO & SEGARS, SPICES,
TOYS, NOTIONS, &c.
CARBON OIL at the lowest retail prices
A fine lot of CHRISTMAS CANDIES,
CAKES and Christmas PRESENTS, to
which he solicits the patronage of the prb>
lie. lie has, also. attached to his establish
ment. an OYSTER and DRINKING SA-
LOON, where fresh Oysters, >Sardines and
prime ALE and PORTER can be had, at
all honrs.
GEORGE GURLEY.
Dec. 2, 1s63.-ly.