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Read Read, what Kier's
PETROLEUM, OR ROCK OIL,
pEEN
HAS BEEN DOING.

A Natural remedy procured from well in Al
legheny County, Pa four hundred feet below
the Earth's surface Put up and sold by Sam
uel NJ. Kier, Canal Basin, Seventh ST., Pitts
burg Pa.
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Exchange Hotel.

Hollidaysburg, Blair Co., Pa.
The proprietor assures the public that no exer-
tlors will be wanting on his part to render his
house home-like to those who call with him. and
solicits a share of public patronage.
GEO. POTTS.
April 30, 1852.
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The heathfui balm from Natures secret spring.
The bloom of health, and life, TO man will bring
As from her depths the magic liquid flows,
To calm our sufferings, and assuage our woes.
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Most Remarkable Case of Total Blindness
Cured by Petroleum.

We invite the attention of the afflicted, and
the public generally, to the certificate of William
Hall, of this city. The case may be seen by any
person who may be skeptical in relation TO the
facts there set forth s. VI. KlER.
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Safety Fuse.

10000 feet of superior Safety Fuse for sale
Q low to contractors and purchasers by
McCOLGAN & DOUGHERTY.
Summitvile April %, 1S52-28-6t*
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ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND

Also to grant passage certificates. by the several
lines of Packets # Messrs. ROCHE, BROTH
ERS & MASTERSON, of n. Y.
Money received also deposit, payable with
interest, or on demand without interest
Drafts on the principal Cities also constantly
for sale
Hollidaysburg, May 6, 1852
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THIS WAY FOR GOOD AND
CHEAP GOODS.

WILL be opened this week at the brick store
OF j. Moore, in Ebensburg, general assort-
ment OF cloths, cassimeres, satinetts, tweeds,
and great variety of summer goods,
Together with any quantity of prints, delaines.
lawns, cashmeres, ginghams, lustres and other
dress goods.
ALSO LARGE
ana good assortment of hardware, queensware,
saddlery, clothing, Stationary, drugs, SC. &C.,
Persons wanting boots and shoes, hats and
caps, or ready made clothing will find it to their
advantage to call at the
Rrick Store.
Ths subscriber, thankful for past favors ear
nestly requests his customers and the public
generally to at least call and examine his stock:
and II he cannot suit every person in quality
and price 1t is not his fault. Produce and lum-
ber of all kinds taken in exchange for goods;
and he also takes CASH when offered
]. MOORE
Ebensburg, April %. 1851
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Attention Guards I

You will meet at the Court House, on Mon
day the 10th day of May next, at 10 o'clock,
A NJ, properly armed and equipped for parade.
BY order of the Captain.
ROBERT LITZINGER, o. s.
April %, 1852.
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ANDREW DoNOUGUE.

Justice Of the Peace, and scrivener, Summit, Pa
Will attend promptly to collections, or other
business entrusted to him. Legal instruments
of writing, drawn with accuracy and dispatch.
b Iaruarv |. 1851.
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j. NECEEEEARE,

155 Market Street, N. e. Corner of 4th
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in all of the
various new kinds and styles silk, fur, brush,
wool. Panama, straw and chip Hats; silk straw,
braid and lace Bonnets; artificial flowers, furs,
&C., which VIII be sold cheaper than the cheap
est. Feb 80 l9-ly-
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SvNI. NI'FARLAND s. SON.

Cabinet Ware Rooms,
Allegheny Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Would respectfully invite the attention of the
public to their superior stock Of
FURNITURE
of every description. Furniture of all kinds
manufactured to order on the shortest notice.
All orders from distance promptly attended
to-
April %, 1852
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al had been afflicted several years with .
soreness of both eyes, which continued to increase
until last September, (l650, 1.-THE inflammation at
that time having involved the whole lining MEM
brane of both eyes, and ended in a deposite Of &
thick film, which wholly destroyed my sight.
had operation performed, and the thickenins
removed, which returned and left me in as
bad condition as before. At this stage Of the
complaint, made application to several Of the
most eminent medical men, who informed me
that my eyes would never get we'll" At this
time l could not distinguish any object. BY the
advice of some friends, l commenced the use Of
the Petroleum, both internally and locally, under
which my eys have improved daily until the
present time, and have recovered my sight en-
tirely. My general health was very much i'm
proved by the Petroleum, and attribute the
restoration of my sight to its use. reside at
No. lO2, Second Street, in this city, and will be
happy to give any information in relation to my
case. WILLIAM HALL.
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j. M,DONALD.
GEORGE Nj. REED,

WILL practice in the several Courts of Cambri;
Indiana, and Westmoreland counties. Office
few doors East of Carmon's Hotel.
Jan 15, 1S51.-ly.
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wH. DAVIS
JOHN LLOYD.
Rfayts s. lloyd,

wN DAVIS. LLOYD.
rayts S. lloyd,
Having formed partnership in the
MERCANTILE BUSINESS,
Would respectfully solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
Call and see US at the old stand of William
Davis.
April %, 1852
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In regard to the efficacy Of your Petroleum.
we might add, that in every instance, without
exception, where it has been tried it was found
to give immediate relief, particularly for pains
in the limbs back SC, resulting from Bilious
Intermitting Fever, which prevailed in this sec
ton to a very great extent, and invariably was
followed by pains and swelling in the limbs.
Your Petroleum, in these cases, without excep-
ton, twas found to give immediate relief
Yours most Respectfully.
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Plttsbure, sept. II, 1901.
Another Letter recommending the Petroleum.
MELVILLE, Cumberland c,

MELVILLE, JumberIand Co Ia.
Mr.. KIER Dear Sir-Having been appointed
by your travelling agent, when along last, agents
for the sale of your Petroleum, and fearing it
might not sell rapidly, inasmuch as 50 much
worthless trash is sold by travelling agents, We
only took two boxes from him, which has all been
sold Finding it to sell quite readily and nctu-
ally to answer the various purposes for which IT
has been recommended, we thought we would
order of you about four boxes more, as there is
still great demand for it.
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XN anted by j. MOORE cash in exchange
w for goods, or oznervIee
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essNEeAD & WALTON

Wholesale dealers in Hardrare, Cutlery, Nails
&c, No. 203 Market Street, above 5th,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1851.-ly
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JOHN v. RFSEHVON

Wholesale dealer in Queensuare Chind1core
Glassware, &C., No. 245 Market Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1S51.-ly
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]. Patton Thompson, at
JOSEPH :. NlEDARA s. CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN
and Domestic Fancy DRKGOODS
Satins, Silks, Vestings, Serges. Cravats. White
Goods, &c, with a general assortment of Gloves.
Hosiery, Laces and Small Wares, Nc. IA North
Third Street, West Side, opposite Church Alley.
J. S. MEDARA,
?, II. MEDARA, PHILADELPHIA.
Z. NJ JONES.
Sept Is, 1851.
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LFaNO . hUUhtCs
Have just received from Philadelphia at tn
Clothing store in Ebensburg, a large assortnt
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TEsonIAs G. nr,DOvvELL,

EHILUI1ISJ at Law, HUiA1HdySUUIB, I d. =
VIII attend the several Courts of Cambria
county, as heretofore. Office one door west of
VIM. McFarland's cabinet wareroom. =.
January l, 1S51.-ly
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April oath 1S51.-ly
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DR. THOMAS G. BUNTING,

Southwest corner of 9TH and Race streets
Philadelphia, Pa.
April %, 1849-tf
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Kossuth and Interxention-

Our correspondent "T.," in a communication OF much
force, notices the comments made by friend 81 f. P
upon bis observations submitted some week
spectng the questions OF international law raised by the
great Hungarian, who has just left city would say
nothing calculated in any degree 10 check the generous
enthusiasm which follows everywhere the noble exile;
but at The time desire not TO be understood as
losing sight OF the importance OF guarding most carefully
the policy OF avoiding entangng alliances with European
powers, such this policy has been interpreted by
the patriots and statesmen who have conducted our
foreign relations There is immense difference be-
tween the expression OF our sympathy, both a
government and people, with the OF the OPP
pressed, and the adoption OF measures which would
make parties TO the necessary TO relieve
that and enable il 10 dsarm the oppressor. In
the one case we are but using the moral power which is
the necessary attendant OF character free
people in the other case, we employing material
power and necessarily expose ourselves 10 be acted upon
by the same power-a step which no nation should take
unless its own rights OF independence and safety
Tiousy threatened.
is true il may be alleged that there is in the recen,
conduct OF Russia and the other members OF the Holy ALI
ance, movement against all constitutional governments
and that occasion should be omitted by the United States
10 ASSIST any COMMENCEMENT Wherever mere pros
pect of its being successful To this il is sufficient re-
ply that here, this continent have already taken
the position necessary to safety against the en-
croachmens OF European powers; and that beyond the
limits Of this continent where OF action are
likely TO be exered with effect, except at risks which
would be hazardous 10 liberties, it is better thai
moral example and opinion should be the only inslru
employed to dscounennce oppression, and TO point
out the system by which popular sovereignty may be
maintained
1t is possible that may arise where the material
force OF the United Staes acting from sense OF self
preservation, would take part in European war; but
certainly no such have yet arisen, and il perhaps
better not TO anticipate them. Let wait until they
happen before undertake 10 say how we will dispose
Of them But let all the time be understood by the
whole world sympathzing deeply with every op-
pressed naion and holding in utter abhonce thoss
despots who by brute force make their own will the
measure OF law and order.
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m,.s,s.,pp, Democratic Convention.

We learn by elegraphic despatch that the State Demo
cratic Convention assembled at Jackson on the oh inst
Fifty counties were represented, and the greatest enhn-
siasm prevailed. Judge Als, Of Adams county, pre-
sided.
The Baltimore resolutions OF 1s4s and the Virginia and
Kentucky resolutions Of 'es and 30, unanimously
adopted. Fifty delegates selected TO attend the Bal
timore National Convention.
Presidential electors for the State were also appointed
follows For the first district, j. H. Taylor second
j S. Fotheran third, A. r. Singleton fourth, Hiram
Cassiday For the State at large VIM Barksdan and f.
c Wilkins.
The convention addressed by Jefferson Davis,
Roger Barton, and Gen. Quitman.
The Legislature assembled on the same day In the
senate nothing Of importance transacted except that
John Bed Of Pontotoc, appointed president pro tenn
10 the house. Mr.. Paen, Of Laudersdale, tdem) was
elected Speaker.
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Kossuth's Departure

We understand that the noble Hungarian left this city
teday in the morning for Annapolis from which place
he will proceed to Harrisburg, and then Cincinnati and
other points in the West He but have been graft
ed with the high honors paid 10 him whilst cap
al; and we trust that similar honers await him where
ever he may 90 within the broad limits Of Union.
Without distinction of party. hope TO hear that in
every section OF our land he is honored the able rep
resentatve OF cause which is PROSTATE in Europe
but which is never 10 be despaired Of long the Uni
ted States can be quoted living example of the sue.
cess OF popular liberty.
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ol,io.

From the teegaphic statement OF the proceedings OF
the Ohio Democratic State Convention recently in ses-
sion we infer that after approving the new constitution
that body has substantially reaimed the resolutions on
which the State carried by the democracy for the
principle Of non-ineuention in ls4s. The legislature
OF the State has also assembled and Gov Wood has sent
in his annual message. II will be remembered that in
his message Of last year. the Governor took excep
tion 10 the fugitive law Nothing Of the kind appears in
the present document which makes reference TO fede
raj politics; and this, presume must be regarded
pregnant indication of the determination OF the democ-
racy OF ohio-wilh its immense majority in the State
to place itself in iAe with the democracy OF the country
the platform OF acquescence in and maintenance OF the
Compromise as the only basis OF united action which
the tme-honored democratic policy be restored 10 its
well-deserved ascendency in the federal government
The question is not whether slavery is an evil not,
bu, whether as an institution recognised by the conslu-
ton, and the subject OF compact without which the
southern States would not have entered into the Union
is TO be left 10 the exclusive control oil the States
where il exists. and is to be disturbed or weakened
by that insane spirit which magnes that either the State
or the federal government is at liberty in the pursuit OF
abstract view OF morality philanthropy, TO disregard
the sacred provisions OF constitutional law This ques-
ton we understand be answered correctly by the Ohio
democracy-hat is, in favor of maintaining the consti-
tuition as is and not the abolonists would wish it
to be.
This is what the Union, in reply to the Republics in
quy has to state the subject OF Ohio politics, 80 far
they are involved in the proceedings OF the recent
State convention concerning the nominations to the next
presidency.
Gov Wood states that the income Of the State for the
past year has been 81 s7s.o5e II expenditures $685.
800 ST. taxes. 207 35 The public debt amounts
to $l55s4,s9 ss but it is described as gradually
diminishing. and it is believed will eventually be lqui-
dated without any essential increase OF the burdens OF
the people
Among the subjects for legislation recommended in the
message are a regulation Of the mode OF applying Tor
pardons; revision OF the judicial SYSTEM an efficient
system OF common schools throughout the State sua-
BILE accommodations for the insane, blind, deaf, and
dumb the organization of the militia and the calling in
and protection of the public revision Of the reve-
nue. system fixing the salaries Of the judicial and execu
tive officers; the subject of licenses and the erection OF
houses of industry for the reformation OF juvenile Of
tenders
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. Is. 1862.

00 b. PALHKR American Newspaper Agent
iIed make collections cities Of Boston, New
and PhlAdepha, and duly empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions required by His receipts viii
regarded payments His oces areBoston Congress
New York. Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest
Third Chestnut streets.
@J-ESwARDs sAWoRp, Co.. express agents and bankers In
the United sAs London and Liverpool have been appointed
for URon" authorized receive subscriptions
and this Their ONCE in London is NO. 10
Gresham street, In Liverpool No. Columbia Buidings
This connected in this country with the well known
house OF Adams Co.. express agents. entitled the conf
denee OF our friends abroad.
QM r. ID. JoHssos Of Galveston, Is authorized 10 procure
subscribers, Sc., for The Union in Texas
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Alta meeting OF the students OF the State and National
Law School, Balls,on Spa, New York, held January 2,
1854, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas the ah instant pleased Divine Providence
10 remove from midst esteemed fellow student,
Charles Averini therefore,
Rssoiped That the extraordinary endowments OF the de-
ceased by which he has made himself known TO
and other countries writer and author while yet In the
blossom OF youth having attained his majority together
with true magnanimity generosity, purity OF character,
and all thai is endearng in social life, render this dipensa-
ton peculiarly affective.
Rssored That extend to his parents and relatives In
their sore bereavement and eparabe loss, sympathy
and most hearty oond olence,
Rssoped That testimony Of regard and sorrow,
we attend the funeral the deceased lp body and
the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days
ssopsd That the secretary Of this meeting be requested
10 copy of these resolutions TO the parents Of the
deceaed and also the lntellgencer and Union Wash
noton CITY, the Tribune and Herald, New York and TO
each Of the papers Of this village, tor publication
w, NJ GlLLASPlE, Chairman.
joins A. MARSHALL, Secretary.
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Congress Monday.

SENATE.-After the transaction OF the morning busi-
ness the further consideration OF the Compromise
luton postponed in order TO take up the joint resou
ton for printing the returns OF the seventh
Mr. Smith addressed the Senate at length in favor Of
giving this printing TO the Department OF the Interior
Mr. Bright obtained the floor TO reply but gave TO
a motion 10 adjourn.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-The House refused to
reconsider the vote ordering the legislative proceedings
Of the Territory Of New Mexico be printed for the use
of the members The House bill appropratiDg IS, 900 to
clear away the wreck left by the late fire in the library
being returned, with Senate amendment appropriang
$4,000 for the purchase of necessary books for mmed
ate use. that amendment was concuned in. debate
occurred the number OF extra copies of the report Of
the coast survey which the House should order TO be
printed and upon the in which they should be
distributed After this subject disposed Of reso.
luton ordering that the Committee on Printing should
procure the printing (by the public printer, with despach
Of 100000 copies of the late report from the Census Bu
reau, which recently appeared in the Globe newspaper
was moved Pending the question the suspension of
the rules for its consideration, the House adjourned
The daily union., 1852-01-13
Correspondence Of The unlon.l

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 9, 1854.
Mr. EDITOR The compliments OF the season to you,
sir, il it be not too late As for our Quaker City, the
usual Christmas and New Years festivities were clean put
out by Kossuths advent.
Yesterday, 'fhe glorious Eighth" regret to say, was
scarcely ma visible in public way Not even the great
democratic party. il would appear were exempt from the
prevailing Hungarian epidemic The True Blues--icr
the most pau original democras--celebrated the Eighth
in fine style. send you the toass published in the
Philadelphia Public Ledger They are little piquanL
and, il you choose. may ause you readers, Here they
are
l. Andrew Jackson the warrior .s,aiesuan-hi, fame
B. The Baule or New odeansi A victory achieved BY
Americans over foreign invaders, and immoralzed n the
naov a words D o. III he & hero Of ise dseod preis ~
March.
at the outposis" Mnsic-washington's March.
~ our County The Ameriean-bon shall rule "
Ihs las, Prssldent and the present President Of s
United States Nominated and elected by native Amer
cans. Musio-'oue Native Land
obic Masie1"Ysnsee Doodle" ''''''' o"'''' '"''
z. Church and State A free government NEEDLES not
with churches nor will lfec people suffer churches %
8. Louis ko.suh Elected governor Of Hungary byuass
0 The People OF Hungary. OF Italy, OF Franc The
power behind the throne greater than the throne Music
The mpbels are Coming"
TO- An Unusmmelled Press, The only rue exponent Of
public sentiment ''The Star.Spangled banner"
H. Public Representatives OF two evils choose The
hs-open opponent, preferable eacherous friends
~ The two rivers Monongaheln" and "Schuylkilli we
drink our toasis in The laer's pure element
l3 The Ladies', Ever blooming, if not all bloomers
Musc--"Is there a heart that never loved Z"
! select from the numerous volunteer sentiments The
following;
Non-interventon II In the American revolution France
had ntorvened in favor Of British oppression how esm
would have been the condition Of the struggling infant Gov
onies
The Bonapauesi IL written OF Napoleon Bonapsre'
and viii be written OF his shadow, Louis Napoleon
"Tbe desolater desoete, the v.otor overtbrown:
The arbter Of others fate snpplant for his own
The Law Of Naions--hs VIII OF the Peoples John Bow
and Brother Jonathan true yoke fellows when con"
to the scratch.
Thd Ringgod House All honor 10 tho memory OF 'hs
brave RnEgold of Pso Alto,
In the language OF General Harrison, the people wll
do their hghiing and voting" and nowadays then
own thinking
A LOOKER-0N
The daily union., 1852-01-13

We publish in paper this morning corrected report
of the remarks submitted by General Lane. the distin-
guished delegate from Oregon, at the banquet given by
the Jackson Democratic Association on the sih instant
They were received with unbounded applause by the
audience and will be read with interest by those who had
not the pleasure of hearing them they delivered
We have also the pleasure Of publishing in another
column the remarks OF Major Stevens, of the army, on
the same occasion.
The daily union., 1852-01-13
pRITIsa ALMANAC AND COMPANION ron ,s,o

imported fom London by subscriber day received
Conents Census ofGrest Britain ls 1881 Railways
ted Kingdom Great Exhibition Of 1851 Fluctuations
The County Conr Facts and Figures Public Debs and
Ing Armies Of the European States The Controversy
venfsn OF Fnxons Chronicle Parliament
Abstract Of Important Public hc Abstracts Of Parliamentary
umsnts Public lmprovemen Chronicle OF Lists
Public Oce Paramen of the law Church.
The Bank Of England Of those foreign Foreign
In ErKsnd Queens Ministers abroad ageuts
nniverse colleges, club houses scientific
imports, exports, statistics and much other useful
Jap6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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suprsme Court OF IN. United states.
Mnnn.x' January u. 1889

MONDAY, January IL. 1889.
Nos 55 and 81. J. Dundas a a.. appellants, ss A.
Hitchcock The argument OF these continued
by Messrs Hopkins and Badger for the appellee and
cluded by Mr.. Campbell for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow, III o'clock, a m
The daily union., 1852-01-13

We noticed that the Hon. MIR. Soule, one of the sena.
tors from Louisiana, in his yesterday having
been prevented by unavoidable business in his State
from appearing at the opening OF the session.
The daily union., 1852-01-13

TOHN 9. CALHouN's late Work the Consultation
and Government Of the United States.
Fer sale by TAYLOR 4 MAUny
Jan booksellers, sth sreet'