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From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
SlC1LlAN HAIR REVIEWER
IL Is perfect and miraculous article. Cares
badness. Hakes hair grow. A better dressing
than any ''oil' or "pomatum" Softsns brash,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above all, the great wonder is the lapiiity
with which II restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGI INAL
COLOR. - ~
Use il a few times. and
PRESTO, CHANGEf
the whitest and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair but
strikes at the root AMI fills it with new life aud
coloring matter.
Ii will not take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth of this matter The first applica alton wi
DO good; yea will see the NATURAL Color return
ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
will be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining and
beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
article Is at all like it in effect. You will ind Ii
CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT To Try,
AND SURE TO DO You Coon.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
X. p. HALL K CO., Nashua, N Fl.
FOR sale BY all druggists. JaH-S,ly
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SJames Horner, OF Cohoes, who against
the advice of his wife, had LEFT the respectable
occupation or needle manufacturer, 10 open a
rum shop, committed suicide on Tuesday
eyeniRg-at the close Of the first day in the
new business-by cutting his throat from ear
10 ear with a razor. His wife heard hIm strug-
gnng ana gasping in agony. and called for
help but before the messenger had got twenty
feet from the house, he was dead
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SECRET DISEASES.

sAMARITAN's GIFT ~ tmost certain, safe and
enectual alremeay-indesd, the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days and
recent cases IN twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam DO mercury. Only ten pills to be taken II
Is the soldier hope, and friend to those who do
male, So. E-0-'- - 80 W. -
sAMARITANs RooT AND Herr JyIcRs-A positive
sno rermantn mt cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters. sc Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold by B. @. Fsrd See advertisement my5
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'EADILY,

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
sMoLANpERs EXTRACT BgoKu
-..rr Is CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DISEASE, RHByMAfIsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcKssEs OF ANY KIND.
CONE, YE AFFLICTED
TRY sMOLANDERs
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNES
CO., NeE York, and BARNES, WARD & co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH a
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb lO-ly
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The CHICAGO REPUBLICAN.-In the Chicago
correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazette. OF
the 2lst inst, occurs this item: y
ga well authenticated rumor says that the
chicago Republican will change front next
week, and come out as a johnson Administers.
ton journal Chas. A. Dana, editor in chief
and Col. Mack, the BUSINESS manager, will
leave the concern. The new dynasty has not
yet been made public. but Jas. w. Shehan, az
present principal writer for the Republican,
will remain - ~ = =
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- The radical peace men have held a con-
vention in Providence. Mr.. E. H. Haywood
presided. The debate took a wide range one
speaker urging the importance OF an exclusive
ly vegetable diet, and others ad vocatine changes
In the relation OF marriage and other secial in
sutunons. A permanent organization was
formed, called the Peace Reform Society, and
meeting was appointed a. Philadelphia in
October "
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay Of
warning and Instruction for Young Men Also
diseases and ana Abuses which prostrste the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. j -.
SkILLiN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associations,
Philadelphia. Pa. An Is-sm
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LADIES' MORNING CALLS

LADIES' MORNING CALLS
Carries joy and ladness in their visits when per
funed with "swEKT oPOPoNAX. - for the sab
lime and beautiful were never so harmoniously
blended as in the fragrant distiatisu OF the sweet
extract. E.T. SMITH & co.,
my 264t ...r.t.. Perfumers, N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

z - TIE POUNCET Boxn THAT sHAK.
spesres fop applied TO his nose when incommoded
With the fumes Of .yillainous satpetre, p was out
OF place In The field; but our military heroes
nbat1on OF PHAL0N'S NIGHT. T.BLOOMING
CEkEuS' on their hsndkerchiets adds 0 charm t.
peace. Sold everywhere nay 26
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CLOTHING, DC.

NJ LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5II 9th
IfI street, corner of ID, desires to call the
attention of bis friends and the public gem
orally TO his choice selection of GOODS for IA
Spring and Summer Wear. which he will lPf
make at easoDable rates to suit the times .1A.
Mr.. ROBERT HARD0N his associate in busi-
ness, invites his former friends to give him call
arc guarantees a perfect fitting and fashion able
garment te all who may give their patronage.
p. ST. have removed from 81 9Th street to the
above place. nv 9-lrn<
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HARD TO PLKAsK.-The editor of the Nuscs :
tine Journal declares has dislikes as folIous.
"There are three things In this world which
we particularly hate. First, Andrew John :
sons plan Of reconstructing the Union:
second, the Congressional plan of ditto: and
third, the postal currency Of the United States
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CoSriShfItCnNea Lone BBSS11EEGh BS1EGch. NEW JERSEY.


Manufacturer Of F'-la#
MARBLE MANTLEs. MONUMENTS, TARIu
ta and WAeHSfAND TOPS, &C. 80.
9onuments Made to order on reasonable terms
viii keep eonstsntly on hand EAsrERN MAI
Orders for PiunberS 3 sLx xBs premptiy ATTENDED,
g reeea. als1Hss bet 2 lssh and 18Th 10. vest,
WashAsseq " w. .a5ss5 gge nAR a.
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WArER.TAEKs ON SHrPBoARp.-Recent ex :
permenfs, made by order Of the French gov
ernmenf, show that the er.tauks al board
SNIP should be coated inside with tin, and not
WIN galvanized iron as at present 1t was
eiscovered that the water, under certain con-
nsuons oissolved the zinc OF the iren, and
rendered itinjuricus to health.d @ -5.., &C.
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WARLIKE ATTITUDE OF THE CONTINENTAL.
fowERs.-The prospects OF war appear to be
tnlekening lost. There is no confirmation OF
tne rumors of q European Congress, aud no
s,pns , OF mediations-but on the contrary,
waIhke preparations 60 actively forward and
me various money markets are in a state of
pasic All hopes OF peace were apparently
fset declining 1te 1ts y Ilglrf
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AMUSEM ENTS.


THE GRAND TEsTIMoNIAL BENEFIT
Of Brady's Gymnasium, Will take place at Growers
MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1866.
Full particulars of the entertainment, which
win be THE affair Of the season, viii be announced
in few days. my 23u
CANTERBURY.
Az near Ssh : rear Masons Hotel
sEX sEARssR1hETAsT TAB ,AATTTcRACr19Ms cs
BILLY EMhksJN IHh EAnoGs D. q srfSEREI; sTUkIry. ero
sss SrBukTos sn JAMES AsaFs sassok %Atss Wss
TEk JONES. ILsoN KING. GHAs. BAILEY,
JOHNNY WASH; T. nGS GPS9NNINIEhLYG; n IHG; 80.
aeRRssNNSSE, aeRRssNNSSE kMEEfk SMALL, E4MIzzz NIKE sARbII DE
twenty. Nv f FiHa OTHER PERFORMERS.
DESTINATIONS by BILLY EMERSON and J. 9.
BUCKLEY. ......
C0LORED PHILOSOPHERS.
sIAMESE TWINS.
INVITATIONS OF POPULAR ACTORS.
L'ANDALOUsE and SCENES AT THE DERBY
in which the Bo oluet of Beauty will appear.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY. ~
DROFs. J. W. & n. P. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, "A
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Our Glasses will be continued during the Sum
Ber, commencing
TUESDAY, MAY as. 1866.
Days and Hours Of Tu,t,or.
Fer Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday ard
T. Iiisy afternoons, from 4 to o'clock =
GeDtiemen Glasses, same evenings, from TO 10
Fer further information. apply during the hours
OF tult0R or address note to the Academy. my3-ly
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OW II L SU OCE ID 4 d
By THE BARDoF OAK HALL,

HOW H sU o 9 Il d ED.
BYrHE BARD OF OAK HALL.
There is doctor in our town,
man OF pr actice and renown;
He makes q handsome income clear,
And lays sup money every year.
nov, when ne started out In youth,
But still he d try his best to do
And make Hame and money too.
he attended lectures, studied hard,
Heopened office. hung out sign,
But many patients could not find.
Each day he sat, with saddle ensd face,
At last q friend gave him advice
Which changed his fortune in trioe.
Now patients iocked from far and near,
And Kept him busy all the year.
Men and women all declare.
The secret of his great success,
ii tell you If you cannot suess;
HE Hs ss same si ADVICE t T,,l hel9 so1 AK HALL
SMITH BROTHERS 4 CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
GENTS GGRNisHTNG GOODS,
OAK HALL,
464 SEVENTH STREET.
Inst @ received the largest and finest stock Of
tngten. avfng secured the best artists the city,
:, ls:; prices than any other sssaSiisS%sRs anu
ap - O. H. q 20.
EDWARD IGkAS, IPG9kAS, SS,Nrr,uop
IL IL,
Corner of l4th street and Penns ayeaue, opposite
Willards' Hotel As
Invites his friends and the public to his
q SPRING GOODS, M
bought for cash, and will be sold at reduced -A6
prices. Perfect fits warranted. Also, a Inc stock
of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
p. 8. Give Us call. apl4-2m
OHARLES PARMER, JAMES T. WALKER,
+ MERCHANT TAIL0RS.
sS asa ssyspS Cf
and VEsTINGS on hand, which they will -.
make mp In the fastest styles and best pos -
sible manner.
We have also a fine assortment of Gents y
Furnishing Goods. -6
( Please give n call.
, Shirts made to order.
fe 8- sm FARMER WALKER
u j. HEIBERGER,
l. Successor TO III London Co.., oA
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late BrOUaS, h
362 Pennsylyanls avenue
my ln Washington. ID. q.
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Why is worn ont shoe like ancient
treeceI Becanseit once had q Scion (sole on)
DN7Senator Sumner ANNOUNCES himself as q
supporter Of ths President in his ooiorado
WsesA -nsses a.sl 80 81 Gas s - rsgsis g
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sHI6kEKING q sONS'

" .. fI A N Os,
q. D. a w smi IN . American Parlor =
80 ORGANS AND MEL 0hEONs UtNJV
- : 800 Psnns' Ave mar iast st
~ Thirty, six sssortes second hand PIANOS
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yuka9Ssl EkHRysAk M s5HEsa Sa1Eaa..
j, III. THOM pRON

siiSi;1 ~ g 81
TH9s MnILLER; q n. p, !sTsst; Washington.
A. GAkMETT, u. D., New York avenue.
GKAEI0N TYLER, N. D., Gecfgstown-s,
ApPiications Tor adniesicn can be made . any Of
Oroers Tor admission to the FREE beds OF thfs In
snt1tion can p obtained Of the Rey. g. h. Hall,
rector OF the Epiphany Church; Of the Rev A. d.
GiLLKITE, Pastor Of the lst Baptist Church. and
9s IN C5,rse At his residence Orders
Siers OF the o. a. can be procured through the
my l63m q. II. II ALL. D. ID Secretary.
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A MODERN MIRACLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER

From old and young, from rich and poor, from
nigh born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice ei
praise tor
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-16

RNIr0AD SIGNAEs-The varieties Of
the .toct' of the locomotive. and the gy-
ratiors Of the arms of conductors by day,
or lanterns by night. are abont as intelii-
1ible to most people as first class Choc-
raw. Their signifca;ion Is as follows:
One Whiste-'Down brakes
Two Whistles-'OT brakes
Three NYhistles-BacIs up
Continuous Whistles-Danger.
A rapid succession Of short whistles IS
the cattle alarm, at which the brakes Will
always be put down.
\ sweeping parting Of hands on level
Of eye, Is q signal 10 go ahead
A downward motion OF the hand, with
extended arms, so stop
4 Reckoning motion of one hand, to
back
4 lantern raised and lowered vertically,
is signal for starting : swung at right
angles or cross ways The track, 'to stop :
in circle, back the train
4 red flag waved upon the track must
be regarded as signal of danger. 30
of ether signals given with energy.
Hoisted at station, IS q signal for a
train 10 stop.
Stuck up by the road side, il .s sig
nal OF danger on the track ahead,
Carried unfurled upon an engine, IS q
warning that another engine, or tram, Is
on It's way.
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TuE three wealthiest men in New York
citv-in fact the wealthiest men in the
country-Wm b. Astor, Commodore
Vanderbilt and 4. T. Stcwart--and who
hold more Government bonds than three
times their number OF men anywhere, are
delegates to the National Union Con7en-
ton They understand the value OF the
Union and a good Government, and hence
they repudiate the Rump Disunionists in
every possible way.
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EBENsBURG, PA, THURSDAY, AUGUST l6 1866

ire, have set forth IN terms which you
understood and approved, the true objects
for which YOU suffered and bed together
in defense OF an imperiled country It
was their right rather than mine to adj
dress you. They truely understand your
views and feelings, and gave them most
fitting expression. They and you have
asserted that it was "a war for the Tn
ion" That it was not waged for con
quest or subjugation. That you did not
enlist to secure the negro the right TO vote,
nor to raise him to social or political
equality, and that you did battle to up
hold the Constitution and to support the
laws
Go to your homes, happy in the re-
fcction that you have clearly this day set
forth the high purposes for which you
braved danger and death. Say TO your
comrades whom yon represent. and 70
those at home who honor and cherish you,
that this great State, which sent three
hundred and fifty thousand Of her sons TO
the bloody harvest nnder q solemn Gov
enant. viii by her vote in October noxt
ratity and affirm that covenant The
great body of her people are virtuous,
honest, ard truly jnjOn-ioving, and when
you soldiers lead The van, they win surely
follow. and supporting each other, Won
viii I've as victorious on Pennsylvania soil
with the ballot. rs vou were on Southern
soil with the bullet Your hearts have
never quaiiea beiorc-thcy viii not now,
and when in October next the republic
shah have been reunited 10y your labors,
YOU viii have won more lasting and i'm
pcrishabIe glory than that achieved on
the field OF battle Your lab5rs will then
be ended. yonr wori, complete
Yan fought for principles. Men die
and are forgotten principles. Il baked on
truth are right. live forever.
lie who adheres through good and evil
report to the principles for which you
fought, is true patriot to-day and al
ways ] am but q representative of those
principles. J make no claim to other or
greater consideration than that which
should he accorded to any other person
who might have been placed in the same
relation to them bet as their active, rec
ognizcd exponent in this State at thjs time,
! have "a right 70 expect the cordial and
united support Of all who'll Struggled
for them, either in civil life or in the tent
ed field | ask you to give me that sup
port. and when prove rccreapt to the
trust, discard me and put some one more
faithful in my place.
I have done. In this civil contest you
arc fghting an enemy rs dangerous 10 the
! life Of the republic as that which yon sub
ducd south of the Potomac. Equal eN-
eFiion, equal devotion, the ike courage
viii surely bring rs victory on our own
soil.
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SCOTT HOTSE.

4I7 Street. JohBato,rn, Cambria Co, Pa,
A. ROW Il CO. Proprietors.
3alN HOUSE having been reGtted and
/ elegantly furnished, Is now open for the
reception and entcrtainment Of quests. The
'roprctors by long experience in hotel keep
ne, feel confident they can satisfy dis
minimizing public
Iaer Bar is supplied with the choicest
brands of liquors and wines.
June 2T. 1866. lv)
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LOGAN HOTSE.

rBFNSGURG. Pa ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Il Proprietor. solicits a continuation of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended. His
table and bar viii always be supplied with
the best. His house and stable being large
and convenient. and having competent as
sistants Mt all times employed, he feels con
ident that he will bc able to render general
sntisfactiGn. .Iune 4 lSG5.-tf
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FACTS Tie man who votes for John
W. Goarv. votes for a Col who hid
in ditch at Chepnltepec, and left his
men to fight without u commander
The man who votes for Geary
votes for a Col who ran away
at the battle of Ccrro Gordo, and
left the major of bis regiment-now, Gen
Wm. BrindIc, Of Muncy-to take charge
of his men.
The man vino votes for Cory votes for
a General who hired his army corresPOn-
dent 10 report that he had fought a ter
rife battle at Snickersviile-lost his arm.
and the Lord knows what all-but gave
the s'rebs' a fearful 'hrashing whom
there was not confederate soldier within
two days march Of him
And besides this, the m2n who votes
for the coward Goary, votes also in favor
of negro suffrage, negro equality, high
taxation, malgamation. disunion. another
war, and al the evils that abolition IA
naticism can infict upon our country and
race. Dan. U5atczmaH.
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SHIELDS HOUSE.

LORETTO. CAMBRIA COUNTY. PA..
THOMAS CALLEN. Proprietor
THTS house is now open for the accommo-
dation of the public. Accommodations
rs good as the country viii afford, and
charges moderate. May 81. lSGG.-tf
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THE man in jail who looked out of the
window of his cell and exclaimed. "this
is a CRATE country" is now generally ad-
milted 10 have spoken within bounds.
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Lime for Sale.

TIIE undersigned is repaired to ship Lime
from Lily Station. or No. 4, on the Penn
sylvania Railroad to Ebensburg, Johnstown.
or anv other point on the Penna. Il. r., or
its branches.
Address. WM. TILEY.
June29.-f Hef.,ocE Cambria CO., Pa.
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UNSECTiONbl,

Tho CD-,-,r,ti,f, e., a.. h.ll. .4t TpLiToIal-
,,bia ., tho Ia, or A,aust ,,.;u ba rho
frat Gathering f,,, MN, years of MONDE
from all sections of,na I-n;on, For tins
reason. if for no other. it will be a remar-
kab,e assembly. Not since the frs. blow
at Sumter in 1851 have .l.o roDrrsenta.
tivos of ali the St.tns met IN anv councii
ho oo,Ios;os.;,oI -. ,1,-;I como tocotl,o,.
for anv nnrposc nnon = common plafform.
We shall he greatly mistaken if this fact
has not marked Influence unon the sririt
Of those who f,r the frat tirac in six
vcars shall greet each other rs brethren.
Over the intervening graves STRONGER
than tha ne,norv of the biftar str,f.
bpsbin, the tunnIt Of sec,ionaI arirnosi-
t;as y.ilf cn,,a tho b.,flovvcd associations
or he earlier DAVIS. and the hearts Of old
t;n,o bratbren will once more flow tocefLer
g-,a blooI that has h.an shed will rest in
the Graves ,f bnriof contr,vors~ and fho
,,.,r,oa, c,,rra,,t or a Grazhar fife viii he
ouicLeped in the hearts Of those who still
,',,-, the TO tho. y,at.s thon ono and
moot n ki,9r,a o,a,,, tho Glow of rrgtriot-
ism fbat binds t5ac, ), g, common allori-
orca with s,or o. e0ir;f in the Convrn-
ton .5aro will he raitha~ rar~oaches for
tta na.f nor df-.rnst fo1. the fnfrra and
+r., orr,, o,ast;o-, ,,i}! ha how hest to re-
rnova from nar,s Of tso Ian5 tbe traces Of
.Ia ,a+;oroI r,,,.tr.t;,,,
IL : =. h.,,,,,. crr,.,,o,-,a,co flat the
Convention '.,,l aE y !, bolv VIII l,ave M n.rfy
TO- orl CIV, M aTIs,,i9rro to any Mat
fr,r, a,,ca,,t tra ;rn,,ri,a.;an in fho cali nm
dor which i assemblies T. is significant
o,T ,,.o NOV, hon, a., o,,-,,,~,, ,,r cool
I'LL rrSt ,,.,r,.r-,lr ,r he noooIa from,
I'll sac.ions 5f,ar enr1, . ,sarfa9 of waste
a,d d,so.,fi.,,, may, orI--, ,l7a eyrnra.J,ies
of .ror,.. ,rno ,,a,r;,, ,,.i,,,ort ,7;stinc,icn
Of r,.ri5icsI divisions TEo-e who love
nartv more taan country have tried in
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

G"uBTE TURNER. Mum street JoERsto'ca.
b Fo.. Dealer in HATS and CAPS, BOOTS
r.l SHOES. and GENTLEMENS' FURN-
SIZING GOODS. such as Drawers. Shirts.
'.a~s Hqndkerchicfs, Neckties. Stockings,
'..~s Umbrellas &c, keeps constantly on
..a. a General assortment, and his prices
.r' 1s ,.- as the lowest.
-------wn. June u, lSGG.-ly.
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SouE drunken soIlicrsin Houston, Tex
as, so badly iri-htonol horse which was
drawing hearse in a funeral procession,
that the horse ran away with the corps
aud was ovcrtaken with difficulty
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FRANK W. HAY.

-T0LES Me and RETAIL Manufacture.
f Of TIN. COPPER and SUEETIRON
WARE. CaRol street. below Clinton, Jol,ns
m. Pr. \ large stock constantly on
..ul. Nav /. lSG6.-ly.o.
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INEN y LINTON.

tTEDNNEY Al LAW, JolnSio'rn, Pa.-
is Office in huilliug On corner of Main and
street. opposite Mansion House.
second Noar. Entrance IN Franklin street
Iohustown. NV 10 1867.
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DETAIL DEALER. in Dry Goods, Boots.
Il Shoes. Hats, Caps. Groceries. &c keeps
constantly on band general ass"rtment.-
Store ON High street, Ebcnsburg, Pa.
Sept 2S. 1868.
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JohnatoHa Business Cards,
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ETToREEN At LAW. .Toinsto3rD. Pa
. r6i~e on Main street. second floor over
rh. Bank .{av !. lSG5.-tf-
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An English traveller a century ago
said of Boston: ''The buildings, like
their women. are neat and handsome, and
the streets. like the hearts of their men,
are paved with pebbles They have four
churches built with cIapboards and shin
giles, and supplied with four ministers-
one = scholar, ono a gentleman, one a
Ounce, and one a clown The captain OF
a ship met his wife On the street after II
long voyage, and kissed her, for which h.
was fined ten shilliugs. What happiness,
thought I, do we enjoy in Old England,
where we cannot only kiss our wives, bat
other mons. without nenaI.y"
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Mr. Jackson, member Of the Iennes-
see Legislature, has brouaht a suit for
500, 600 agains, the Radjcalmcmbers OF
the House FOR false imprisonment
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-Es yah,f~hcG in the borough Of Ebensburg.
Il Cambria county, Pa. every "Wednesday
.- r,..rg. by CLARK WLsOE, ar the follow
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l. J. LLOYD,

CJ|CESSCR to r. :. BUNN. Dealer IN
] HGCGS. MEDICINES AND PAINTS
S-orc on Main street, opposite tn" Moore
Uouse. Ebea-burg. Pa. May Il, 'G6.tf
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+. ~ SilCINi ihhLh,
ATTORNEY At Law. Ejeusjurg, Pr
4 Office on High street, one door East Of the
Banking House II L|oyd & c..
December = 1868. (tC)
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r,rtoen lines Of Hurg.j>c type constitute a