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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-14
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property T1s a. sqsisssss Dsi,sss .., vim ssn tn.
One House al Portage Station
R T., with ? acres land. Sns..S,a y Ae ,
store room or dwelling. /, ,
One House and 90 acres land q,
one-half mile west of PORTAGE cs 3
siding of the Union Mills of ths ssspUsia .pSa
and at the terminus Of the railroas :: u
& Co. "9 q Ssss
One House and 2 aefsa land :.
now oeeupisd By Louisa Ksspsrs' IST
site for store. n|
One Water Power Saw mill. vi.h,. :.
Of the P. Z. R., one-half mile ~. ISS
tage, together with timber land ioc
SOC acres, to suit purchasers NJ 1s|
and houses on the same cost a soo "
lumber was cheap. ~" v
Or, wiz sell the whole traox oe.a
with timber enough on the sarne - s'V aSs
water mill for seven years. Tbs 70 u
has l 500 to 200 feet Of side tsacr, pfoPeS
ing with the P. B. r. e0ansssl
a general WAfrantee Deed ~;u1.
on Ten days notice for ali the fc,.sa.ss gfe
erty, and possession Of all hons, nug 4 pfolsII
on the 1st April next. Ses giFei
Call soon, as the property win b.
OF on or before the lat April.
The Improvements cost the suA,.S
Sc, 200. '9'sSSi
100 acres of the land is Simbersd VIII.
Sugar, and the land itself Is warranted
as good as any In Cambria courtv.
Three creeks pass through the land 4.
Trout Ran, Mfntosh Run, and Wriebt'. !.
There is CoaI on the land, and anT anci
of Cord Wood
The location is the only outlet to .h. j
lands Of Burke and the VIM. u. LLOYD NJ
lands.
Two pieces of the land adioin The :, \
formerly owned by Hon Thomas A. ~
known as the MCoy Farm.
One-third the purchase money winbs
quired down; the balance IN ak and r..
months.
Ten per cent. win be deducted 70, >,
payments.
The property will be sold in pref,,s,,.
rented, as the subscriber has not tius - :.
lect rents.
The house and lot, say acre Of Ian,
Portage, now occupied by Louisa Ksso.
will be sold low if sold soon. Also the =,
room at the same place, with 2 acre. -
formerl! occupied by Victor Toeshuy-,
to him at one time for S725--will No,
sold for $500. The former will be so
$3.50, cash, or its equivalent.
CALL SooNI
WIN. r. HUGHE
Wilmo7e, January 81, 1867.
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jury CoMMIssIoNERs.-I'he Freem

jury COMMISSIONERS The Freeman
objects to the proposed new plan of draw
ing juries on the ground that, if its pro-
visions be literally carried out, it will
increase the proportion of Democratic
jurors in Cambria county. We doubt it /;
but even ahould this be case, if the Re
publicans are willing to accept the change,
our co.emporary certainly ough: not to
object.
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NTOTICE-

NOTICE
IN The following Petitions for Tai
License have been fled in the Office Of
Clerk Of Quarter Sessions of Cambria cc.I
to be presented to the Judges of said q
on the first Monday of March next:
Peter Keelan, Cambria bor.; Owen ri
fray, Cambria Dor. Henry Foster, ".
Ebensburg Gotlieb Leasing ger, I'd w., Jos
town; J. s. Kiel, Washington tp.; Rich
Detling, Washington tp. Otto Helly, Va
ington tp. John Coad, Cambria bor.; v
T. Fitzsimmons, Johnstown, al W; Pat
Barret, johnstown, I'd W; john B7adII
w, Johnstown Jacob Holtzwo 81
Johnstown; Henry G. Ritz, Sd W, Johns
Thomas M'CanH, Sd W, Johnstown; AID
Henning, Sd W, JohDstown John Raa.
W., JohnstoWn; Plus Klug, Sd W, JdI
town August Weigand, 5th W, Johust5
Henry Fritz, Yoder tp. Jacob Gearhart
litzin Lawrence Campbell, Gallitzln; n
Bsrberick, Carrolltown bor.; John Sul
Prospect Dor. ;.Thomas Callaa, Loreno b-
Valentine Maltzie, Wilmore Dor; Ges,e
Wentrode, Wilmore Dor. Joseph Braid
Millville Dor.
Quart License.
Patrick O'Connell, Johnstown bor., ID I
Cyrus Hart, Johnstown bor., Sd W; II
Tudor, ". ", EbeusbuTg bor.
GEO. c. K. ZAHM, Glen
Ebensburg, Feb :, 1857.
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By the elections last fall, the people of
the North endorsed the constitutional
amendments proposed by Congress as q
basis Of reconstruction, but subsequently
every Southern State, Tennessee alone
excepted, distinctly and emphatically re-
pudiated them, saying, in effect, that they
could not, or would not, take any part in
the infiction Of punishment or of any
stigma upon any portion Of their comrades
in their late struggle. By their action,
sud not By that of the North, reconstruc-
tion With the amendments as a basis has
fallen to the ground. AS consequence,
the late rebel States must remain IN their
present abnormal and chaotic condition or
be moulded into shape by the action of the
law-makiDg part of the government
Designing that they shall not remain in
their present unorganized condition, it
has been proposed in Congress to provide
governments of military character for
them.
In Inopposition to this action of Congress,
the President brings forward plan for
reconstruction which, consistently enough,
ne declares, through his supporters, has
received the sanction of leading Southern
men, and will receive the approval of
every Southern State. The pith of this
new Presidential policy is total ignoring
of the provisional governments now in
operation throughout the South, and the
formation of new governments of all who
on their formation profess loyalty to the
national government at Washington, and
granting the elective franchise to all such
as can read and write excepting those who
were not voters at the breaking out of the
rebellion. The evident and intended effect
of this reconstruction scheme is tie per-
petual disfrauchisement of the loyal blacks
of the South.
Happily, the people have placed this
whole question in the control of Con-
gress faithful to the country and her loyal
children. The present State governments
are merely Executive usurpations; and
now that the South has refused the
amendments, the sooner Congress goes to
the root of the matter, beginning the
whole work anew, the better for the
country South as we'll as North. The
rebellion destroyed the State governments
in the South, go that when the rebellion
ended there was not vestige of State
government in any Of the re5ellious States
that could be recognized 6y the National
government. There was only one power
that could erect or cause to be erected
new State governments, aud that was the
law-making branch of the National gov
ernment.
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SALE!-

l. viii be sold at private sale, NJ p
of lS0 acres, sitaate in Cambria toTus58
the EbenSbuTE & Vilmore Plank RAL al'
miles from Wilmore, and five miles frcaS
ensburg. Eighty acres of the lah6 Areaa
ed, end have thereon erected n good II
House and q large Barn. There is an I
lent Orchard on the prernises.
viii also be sold, at private sale, y
share n a sJationary &c;r Szsr MiL, lVs
on lands of Wm a Skel.y, in Sumu;
township, about miles from WilTort
a lease Of l3e acres Of veil timberet
There Is an abundance OF timbered G'
the peighbOrhood.
The foregoing property win be sOAl
reasonable terms. For particulars, cal,
the subscriber at hIs farm, or address
through the P. @. ct Wilmore, Cambril
Feb. lat. RcBT. W. RoBER4
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.RIvATE SALE
/ The subscribers, having quit q
,facfure of Tuulher desire to dispOsi

The subscribers, having quit i5li
ufacture of Lumber, desire to dispoa .
following property:
. good WAGONS;
2 SLEDS;
4 large MULES, with HARNESS;
STATIONARY STEAM SAN
with 3O-horse power Engine, in goo
nin2 order.
4lso, llo acres good FARM Ian!
watered, situated one mile west Of
burg, on the Indiana Pike, 5 acres o.
are cleared. and having thereon s'f
two-story Plank House and Frame
with spring of never failing Water
ER- The above property will be y
reasonable terms. W. DIV ~
EoensbuEg, January y, !s67-I
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THE WORLD MovEs.-Italy, on the
formation of the monarchy in 1859, set an
example to Europe in the separation of
the. Church from the State. She again
takes the lead in reform by aboishing the
death penalty throughout her domains
France also yields something to reform
and abOlishes imprisonment for debt.
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The Senate on Friday passed the bill
to admit Nebraska into the Union, the
Presidents veto notwithstanding, by a
vote Of 81 to 9, and the House on Sat-
urday did the same by vote OF 120 to
Al. The veto is therefore vetoed.
General Butler is still strongly in
favor Of impeaching sbe President.
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NOTICE -,
N Whereas, on the 10th day o. t.., -,
1867, z. Bedel, as active, ano " us
Kcrby, as silent partner, dong Du'
the Borough OF Wilmore, Camo,.
Pa, in the name of E. Bedell, maoe
tary assignm int for the beneht o.
itors, under the Act of Asse"s3 n
Commonwealth of PennsylFanis, y =,
dersipned, residing in the salo IA
all tie stock, merchandise, rigne ~
goods and chattels, of them, 'hs " IA
dell and George w. Kerbey, N - a i
aforesaid no.ice is hereby glEea
sons indebted to make PAYNE. :.
delay, and those having claims -
to present their demands sp'n Sl5Hg Egg
required by Law. EDWARD'D' "a, I'D
Feb. Z, 1s67-6t.
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REMEM BER democratic presses an6
Democratic speakers 70 Congress are
threatening another rebellion in case they
Go not get their own way in reconstruc-
tion matters. By next election time, they
will be denying that they made such
threats.
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ernment.

RECoNsTRUcTED--T wickedness of
leaving the Southern unionists, white or
black, in the hands of the late rebels, was
fairly shown the other day in Kentucky.
A colored girl named Belle Hoover, who
had been pursuing course of crime with
white man, was poisoned by he: guilty
partner so that she died. The man was
arrested ard taken before justice, ard
being arraigned, gave as a reason for the
act his fear that his wife would discover
his intimacy with the girl, and to prevent
such an event he poisoned her. On
hearing this, the justice before whom the
man was arraigneG discharged him from
custody.
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George Peabody. the eminent banker,
has given the sum Of S2,l00,000 to be
applied to the education of Southern
youth, black % we'll as white.
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STATE Senator Landon is spoken of as
a fit man to succeed Buskalev In the U.
s. Senate
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.UBLIC SALE!-

DUBLIC SALE J. Il
The subscriber will sell Al
a. his Foundry, in EbensOurg, -
M. on ThvrsdGy, February zl'@
PLOWS of all descriptions;
THRESHING MACHINES
SLED SCLES
COAL STOVES; ,oY 81
Improved HATHAWAY C0Oh
and many other articles: x
sa- Sale posit;se! ~ i
AZ the same time and plsee, $50
+or sale. two Lots Of Grouna 6
ensburg boro. lianslI
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Il Persons having Carriages, Wagons,
or anything in that line, should have them
repaired mow, so as to be ready for usage
when needed.
Any person wishing to buy heavy, well
ironed TtOo-horse WuSon can do so by cal
ling on r. q. Singer, at his shop, near the
Foundry.
He will furnish persons desiring It with
"I G. Singers Labor-Saving Tire and Band
Bender"
Horse shoeing, Chain making, and all kinds
of Blacksmithing, done che0p for cash.
R. Il. SINGER
Ebensburg, January 81, ls67-5m
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News by Telegraph and Mails.

Receipts Of customs, for the week ending
March 30, were S2,90TGS7 10.
The $50 acre Daniel Webster farm, at
Hanover, New Hampshire, Is for salc--thc
furniture used by the Great Expoundcr in
cludcd.
The ground on which stands the Mcr-
chants Exchange, in London, is valued at
sLOOO,OOO
There are at the present time one hun
drcd and frty printers out of employment
in Chicago.
There are twelve hundred more negroes
than whites on the Washington register of
voters.
The hill to increase the salary and cut on
the pcrquisites Of the Police Judge of Gin
cinnati, was passed by the House of Rep
resentatives yesterday.
Among the applicants for pardon now on
file with the pardon clerk in the Attorney
Generals Office, are ninety from eX-
United States navy officers,
General Joseph Bailey, Sheriff of Vernon
County, Mo-, was murdered and robbed of
500 last week by two robbers while guard
ing them to Nevada City. A reward of
$1,000 is offered for the apprehension of the
murdcrers.
James Elliott, who is matched to fight
Charles Gallager, of Cleveland Ohio, on the
9Th of July, for 5000 side, recently closed
an agreement to fight Davis, of California,
for $1,000 a side, on the 10th of May, in
Canada.
Philip Heinrich, late Secretary of II
Prussian railroad, has been arrested In Chi
cago, under the eXtradition treaty, for
alleged forgcries to the amount of over
S5O0O0, committed In Prussia.
The Nova Scotian Parliament has re-
iected II proposition to abolish the tax ON
-four imported from the United States,
which was enacted as a retaliatory measure
following the abrogation of the Reciprocity
! Treaty.
The trial Of Judge Fred. Tate, of Texas
for the killing, some time since, at New
Orleans, of j. j. Bryant the noted faro
dealer, has resulted in his acquttal.
In Boston, last Thursday, 100000 worth
of glassware was sold at auction, the largest
sale Of the kind yet made in this country.
Rev, Isaac Aiken has been expelled from
the ministry and membership of the Pitts
burg Methodist Episcopal Conference for
having two wives.
Numerous cXpedients are reported from
Massachusetts to get round the prohlbltory
liquor law, which is now being enforced
In that State. The latest expcdient Is the
sale of mince pies with large quantity of
brandy in them, or, as Il Boston paper ex-
presses it, "about one drunk to each mnce
pip"
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From Columbus.

COLUMBUS, o., April 5.-lhe Senate con-
nrmed as Police Commissioners for COlum-
bus Harry Bancroft, John Field, Nelson
Rush and John j, Jenny, bitter Radicals.
For Trustees of the new Lunatic Asylum :
w. Il, Davis, of Cincinnati, Gardner, of To-
ledo, aud Cushing, of Cleveland.
Also confirmed as Directors of the Ohio
Pententiary, the following gentlemen {.
james l.. Bates. of Columbus three years
George Harsh, ofMassiom two years and
j. 9. Dunlevy, of Dayton, one year.
General George B. Wright of Columbus,
has been appointed Commissioner of Rail
roads aud Tclegraphs.
In the Senate, the joint resolution TO re-
new for ten years the lease of the canals
passed.
A bill was passed allowing the inmates
OF soldiers Homes to vote In the township
where the Home Is located.
In the Senate, a bill was passed TO tax
bank shares and bankers.
The Conference committee ON the negro
suffrage resolution was In secret session all
the evening. The negroes are indignant,
and say they are cheated; that even If IL
passed now, IL Is too late.
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From Europe.

LONDON April 5-Evening.-Consols, OF
Five-twentics, 75ls.
LIVERPOOL, April 5-Evcning.-Co
closed quiet and unchanged; sales 5000
bales. Flour -- Western canal, 2ss. Cd.
Whcat-No red Milwaukee, l3s. Sd; Cal
ifornia white, l3s. Cd. Corn-tls. Sd. for
mixed Western.
All hopes for the safety of DR., Living
stone, the African explorer are abandoned.
Later adviccs from the Cape Of Good Hope
confirm the report of his death,
The regular weekly returns from the
Bank of England show that bullion has de-
creased GllS,O0O sterling.
FRANKFORT, April 5-Eyening.-United
States Bonds, 7S.
PARIS, April 5-Eyening,-United States
Bonds, SiX.
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The Mexican MuddIe.

NEW YoRK, April 5,-Purser Austin, of
the steamship Alabama, gives the follow
ing summary of Mexican news TO March 23:
Vera Cruz was in state Of siege. l6OO
men with five pieces of artillery were in
side
Outside the city there were 1900 men
and four field Napoleons.
General Mcja was In Querataro with 10,
600 men, with no money or provisions.
Outside there were 25,OOO Liberal.
Merida, Nucatan, Is also In state OF
siege.
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The Glorious Result In Connecticut

HARTFORD, April 6.-Full returns in
every town gives English 4b,7s7; Hawley
I4,S0S The Senate stands IL Republicans,
10 Democrats. The House--l27 Republi-
cans aud Ill Democrats.
Last Spring IIawley beat English 54l
this year according to the absve, English
beats him $40, Last year the State Senate
stood 13 Republicans toS Democrats; now
Il stands l Republicans 70 10 Democrats
and the House stood last year ld Republi-
cans 20 l03 Democrats; now II stands l27
Republicans 10 Ill Democrats. The Con-
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We oner these bargains for
HIRTY DAYS ONLY.
MUST BE = O1
MUST BE sOI ID,
To clean sweep.
Gl They Must, and Go They Shall
Our New & Desirable Goods

We oIr to sell Ht prices corrcsI ouding With
prCsUlt times
Mi strauss is hCI' also ton the purpose Of max.
ug known to the community nj lUt gc that our
,dtlliil's are tar superior To any other similar
huoinrss house Tor the reasons;
We buy our GOula iur cash only.
2 We buy our Guuds In the Eastern market di-
rect from the mills or their agents.
We have them cut and uHde hy the most
scientific cutters and hest luiluis
4 We h We always the lUt,s STYLES In Pattern.
ind Makes.
. We have them manuiactgre under the ca
strauss.
a. We rocolyeruu,tantly fresh SUI lilo. nom our
Nhulus lc house h. Cincinnati
Z We receive them al FIRST COST NOT MA wing
ASN rRuFIT At ALI,
We don't Labor uudrr heavy expense
We are not Ia tho habit VI mIsTcpru,t..iinE
our goods
10 We have all our capital and energcs ein
Juytd IA tllls business, aud
men Is the most iui iportant we sell good. " ith
che SIN tlest prOnt
At last, he Cnme herr. IN trotoote tho b,.J,
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Democratic State Ticket
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN O. THURMAN.

ALLEN u. Thu RMAN,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL y. UIIL, of Holmes.
F0R TREASURER:
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MCELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE or SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY
WIN. SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES. of Cuyahoga.
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VOL Nv
THE BASIS or REPUBLICAN
GOVERNMENT.

Rssoiced, That the several states composing tho
United states are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission 10 their General Govern.
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title Of Constitution OF the United states aud OF
amendments thereto, they constituted a General
Government, for special purpOses-dUlegatcd 10
that Government certain definite powers, rescrv.
ing each state 10 itself. the residuary mass Of
right 10 their self. government, aud thut when
over the General Government assumes undelega.
ted power, its acts are unauthOritatve, void, and
Of no forCri That 20 this compact each ate nc.
cpdCd ~ state, and u an integral party, its co.
states forming as TO itself the other party that
the Government created 10y this compact was not
made the exclusive or dnal judge OF the extent u
the powers delegated to itself, since that would
have made ITS discretion, and not tine Constitution
the me sure Of its y lwers but that as In all
other cases OF COMPACT AAONg POWERS HAVING
No COMMON JuDGE EAOH PARTY HAS AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JupGE ron iTsELF As WILL or 1NFHAC
TtONs As OF rffE MODE ASp MEASURE OF REDRESS. r.
IAa firsi AeRfaalN ResalntiOtl- ~ lIVa.
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ATrACnMENT NoTICE.

William Nusz Plaintiff 20 william lioch, Defend.
ant and Daniel Apple Guardian
Beiore JOnn u shechan, !. y. Of Miami Township
Montgomery Ounty, Ohio.
NJ ARCH 10, 1867 said Justice issued an order of
INl Attachment la the above action lOr 800 IS
Cause set Igr hearing ON the 4lh DAY of May 1857
at eight O'Clock N WILLIAM MS p
ADAM CLAY, Attorney api8 BIN 3-Jt .
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Possibly a Canard.

ST. LorIs, April 6,-The reported massa-
ere at Fort Buiord is not credited here.
Letters have been received from Fort Sully
10y gentlemen In this city of later date
than the one upon which the story Is based
" hich report all well, and make no alusiOn
10 the disaster.
General sherman has no adviCes Of a
massacre, and disbelieves the report.
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necticut delegation In the 30th Congress
were all Republicans; In the present (lOth)
Congress. IL will consist of three Democrats
and one Republican,
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alsm Aaprrtistmrntg.

DAYTON WESTERN TURNPGKERU ROAD
'INllE stockholders are notified that al ivdend Of
u one dollar per share has been declared and
VIII be paid On the nrst day OF May. at umpbeli
. Gilm0re's onlCe, In Eaton, Hnd May at the
SECOND National Bank, In Dnyt N, aud afterwards
AZ my office miles west OF Dayton on said road
April 10 B1W3-jl~ o. q. SHlVELEY, Treas
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AWtti0nGcrS.
Business Auttrrs.
DYSPEPSIA !
DOCTOR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. SrRICKLANDs s

N----
rated preparation of Roots and Herbs WIN
hntiacds and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. II is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or indigcs
ton, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite Aci liz
ty Of the Stomach, Flntulency and Debility
IL Is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where at$l per bottle.
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Is warranted to he the only prcpuralio"
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Cough.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Il
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, il
healing, softening, and cXpcctorating, an
particularly suitable fOrall affections ofth
Throat aud Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. tan3
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One PTiCe SyStCm M
All our goods viii be- marked IN pln,n uytrt,
and no deviation can take place III ADOPTING this
method, II VIII enable child 60 buy 40 cheap a.
the most experienced buy or
rms Is not mere tulk, but facts and We shall
suOstuntiHte alt We say
In ,Oucluslon, 20 would remark that Ne will
use strong efforts TO make this
A MODEL BUSINESS HOUSE!
~ hat every one no places rouH, enc, H. our
integrity shall ina that We viii adhere to hOLtst
principles uuu HlC 10 pains to ENe ItLtlH sHt.
tsiAvtlun To ON CuslOH UIb
County merchants wIld wa to call ut cur
Wholesale house 2ll Main street Cincinnati
Respectfully,
/ +. STRAUSS BRO
+ S-RCmcmbcr No 82l hird stfcct
Day ytor, Feb ~, 'G1- l3iW AWly
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CURE Dr' ''ri'N'"
PIE 'IT 5. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases OF
Blind and Bleeding Piles. II gives imme-
dlatc relief, and effects permanant cure
Try It directly. 1t is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists Mt 80 cts. per
bottle,
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I)RAY TICKETS, &c.
Neat printed at the EMPIRk
stsap Job Room
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ono Prtce svatcr1o

Al last, he cHme here to promote tho busla
h. uhtIhltshiug the