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saaGxGLE MACHINE.

NI ExpALI's Patent DOUBLE ACTING RIy-
az Err AND SHAyER-1he attention OF
ShingIe and Lumber dealers, SPECTATORS and 9th
els is directed To this invaluable invention which
is now presented to the public as the first and
Ly practical machine extant, for Riving and Sha-
wing Shingles.
Various cutting and saacifag machines have been
invented for making Shingles, but it is well
known fact that Shingles cut OF sawed cross the
grain are quite too timsy for roofing purposes.
Numerous inventions have recently appeared for
irving and shaving, and these have all been COLI
denined as worthless, from their imperfect method
of irving. which con ssts Of splitting from the side
of the block but one shing'e, wi-ieh almost inva-
riably runs off This difficulty is entirely obvia-
ted by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Which first splits from the side of the llock a
piece thick enough for two shingles, which is sep
arated i'll tie centre. and by means of elastic
guides each part is conducted through pair Of
approximating knives, which completes the oper-
alton; thus producing two shingles at every rev.
oluficn.
This machine will rive and shave from the
block three thousand shingles per hour, of uniform
thickness and taper, superior in solidity and du-
rabi.ity to those made by hand or any other pro
cess.
It. operations are by no means confined to pine
and .other.soft wood. bat works 70 equal advan-
tag /, oak, walnut, and every other description Of
tiin'er that can be split.
The workings of the machine can be ex amined
at II. III. Ryan's Furniture Buildings, Fifth street.
Pittsburgh
To timber owne s. shingle dealers, and men of
enterprise, this opens new field for speculation,
as there is no similar invention extant.
The machine occupies but a small space, is Of
durable construction. ard costs but about two
hundred dollars. and man and two boys can
make from 5000 to 10000 shingles per day.
For right of territory, or machines, inquire at
No 81 Fifth street, or at the St. Clair Hotel.
70 All needed information will be forwarded
by letter, when desired.
O. X. CtIAMBERLIN, Agent,
Pittsburgh.
Dacar,rer - 1S55
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A Sad Picture of the Mormons.

& correspondent of the New York Tribune
who recently conyersed with an intelligent
gentlemen from, Utah, says, that he gave
horrible account OF the moral aud social con-
dition of the Mormcns, with whom he spent
some months lie left them wallowing deep
er and deeperin theslough of filthy sensuulity.
with certainty of going from tad to worse TIL
the whole fabric of impostnre is exploded by
the miseries it creates aud diifuses He says the
women are nearly all anxious to fly froul the
horrible den; especially those who have been
:. sealed" as the spiritual wives of tbs
scoundrelly hypoerites who propagate and up
hold this monstruus delusion. Nearly all the
leaders have from three women each Up to
Brigham Young's seventy. some OF WHOM.
maze poor living by washing the clothes oi
the United States soldiers
Hundreds of these deceived, abused women
secretly tempt to beg the pri, ,ilese of coming
away vita the troops and trains passing FROM
time to time through or coming from Salt
Lake city, but this cannot be allowed Near
ly all would get away If they could. Such
pictures of distress and despair as are presen-
ted by iiianv'of these deceived aud abused
women can be found nowhere else than III
Utah Hundreds of them never heard nor
dreamed OF the spiritual wife" system until
it burst upon their amazed vision on their ar
rival at Salt Lake And such a mixture oil
profanity an ba<pnemy, nonseHse, i,npudeni
assumption aud buiuaneTy, as is contained Ii
their sernons aud other religious exercises
cannot be pasaiieied in the world. A Gen
tiie"-of any account is carefully watched from
the hour he ventures among them and there
is little scsup,e as to the means whereby
troublesome intruder is disposed of.
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SEVASI0P0L TAKEN.


NDWAliD ROBERTS has just received from
EZ the east, and has now ready for sale full and
complete assortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
including every article of fancy, dress or plain
goods that be asked for in q cpiIntry store,
either for ladies' OF gentlemen's wear. His stock
consists of general variety of calicoes, rerinoos,
apacas, deanes linens, musns laces etc., for the
ladies', together with boots, shoes, hats, and full
selection of winter stuifs for the g ntlemen.
For the housekeener he has laid in a stock of
FRESH GROCERIES.
embracing every article under that head, together
with TIN ware, carpeting, carpet chain, sheetins,
shirtihg, etc, etc.
For the farmer he has fish, salt and csher arti-
cles required by the public generally
In short he has his storeroom filed with articles
in every department of trade, from which the
needy can select to snit their wants
e5-Conntry produce taken in exchange for goods
at the market value, and goods sold cheap 70 Cash
oaustomerss Come and see.
Etenstrrg, tTo-. 7, 1854
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Ardafor,s gOtice.

sHE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
u Orphans Court of Cambria county, to ex-
anime decide andreport upon the exceptions filed
20 tie account Of William Hamilton, Admir-. of
the estate of William Barnett late of the Borough
~ 'ehnstwn, deceased. hereby gives notice to all
persons interested, that be will attend to the du
TICS OF said appointment at his Office in the Bor
-sasaa o. Esenseafg, ON Monday, the i4tli day OF
'anuary next, at one O'clock, in the afternoon OF
said day.
- .s.<s = wM. KITTELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Dec. l2, ls5s.--zs = slss 80
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K. n. DEpEA~s--Eloctions were held in
several of the principal cities of Massachu-
sets on Monday, for municipal officers. 1t
appears from the following returns that the
K. rs were pretty badly 1oored.
BosToN Dec Io.-The elections for May
or aud Alderman took place in t.Iis city to-
Gay, resulting in the election of Eir Rice,
ae the Citizens candidate for Mayor, by 1900
majority over Shurtleff. American A large
msl'fisy OF the Aldermen and Counciiulea
: arc ol lee same political complexion.
In Lowell, Huntingdon, the Citizens can
didate, ~ was elected Mayor by 500 plurality.
IN Worcnester, and several other ,lacas
the citizens candidates are also elected
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THE New DONE OF THE CApIToL.-The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun says the old dome is fast disappearing.
When removed it viii be superseded by one
far exceeding, in utility and magnifcence.
even that of the celebrated St Peters .
fhe beautiful invention of Professor Walters
will rise three hundred feet above the base
aicnt floor, and reach three hundred and eigh-
y feet above tide water 1t will contain one
hundred aud twenty-four windows, many of
which will be eighteen feet in height, decora-
led with entablatures which will be emblemat-
zeal Of the most important events in American
history; aud such arrangements have been
adopted that all visitors, from those in the
sprIngtide of life to the hoary haired veteran.
can easily ascend and from the loftiest of all
our lofty eluineuces behold the extent and
grandeur of the national metropolis.
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SUPPOSED Loss OF a SNIP WITH FIVE HUH-
DRIED PERsoNs on BoARD.-The fate OF the
ship Guiding Star, which has been missing
several months. IS now exciting the most pain
ful interest and it is feared that the worst has
befallen her and her living freight. Uudei
the command Of Capt. NJ M'CieilaI.u, an experi-
euced seanan, she ioaz her departure frol.
Liverpool for Melbourne on the Jtll Of Janu-
airy last, With upwards Of 400 passengers or
semigran s-r.en. women and Children
whicii, with the crew, officers and scamen,
n axe the whole nulnher Oh board about 500
all told Previous 10 her sailing She under
went a thorough overhaul, unler survey, and
connmencei ihe voyage with every prospect q
EiaAIns qaick anu successful run Ii ap-
P .afs tha, oii the 9Th of February she was spn-
ken by the Boston barque, Kate, Captain
Hastings. in lat. Is g., long. 3S as W,
showing that he passage up to that date had
been rapid. and that ii she had experienced
Similar favorife weather, she would have made
the run to the colony in seventy davs or SO.
Unhappily. since that time nothing has been
heard of the iIi-faicd ship, and it is supposed
that she must have encountered some terrific
weather. and have founacred
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Kansas.--Gsn. pomeroy Escaped.

Kansas.--Gsn. Pomeroy Essapsd.
The Kickapoo City Pioneer (Pro Slavery
Of the 18th ult. publishes the following appeal
70 the border rut6ans
osAynasi To Arms Tile enensy IS an
the Fietdi-Uto Citisensf--Up Pro-'Sta-
very MenI-Up Southerners Up La0
ond Order Mea
1--WE stop the press TO announce the fact
that about 1000 Abolition fanatics have taken
the tiela in Douglas coaniy, drnouncing IA"
aor order burning houses, and declaring
thsns lives independent of all things ap er
t,;s,irp TO obedience to fhe constitutes ahthof-
iries-- -
.ss faav Shaunon has ordered out the militia
,e-eopose them, and be calls upon all good
citissns to rally to the rescue.
=. The K. ekapoo Rangers and all other law
abiding citizens are requested to meet IN this
city on next Saturday, to march to Leconp-
ton as per order Of the Governor SO once
more--to arms! to arms Raise your voices
and let your shouts be heard on every hill
top, and in every valley, in the name of the
law, and let one and all, old and young,
shoulder their rife and be at Leeompton on
the third day of Dessmber, to march to meet
the enemy OF cur country
We ind the following despatch IN the St.
Louis papeTs:-
.WEsroN, Dec. 6.-By an express which
stayed ut lawrence night before last, we have
the following account of matters from the scat
of war they number at Lawrence about
500 men, armed chiefly with SharpS rides
I'aey say they can raise 500 more nlen, 1t ne
cesSary. They wiling that Jones should
couie .peaeeabiy and search for the prisoners
They assert that they viii not commence fight,
but will act on tue defensive to the last. Men
aid women are aru.ed with Sharp's rifles
Gen. Pomeroy is now at Lawrenee, havin :
escaped from his captors. 1t is said that on
the Pro Slavery side taey number at Frank
lin about 800 ulen, aud at Leeompton and
Douglas about 200, and are very anxious to
obtain more. Jones was to go yesterday and
execute his wrlts on the prisoners in the hands
of the Free-Sts te party and if they refused
to deliver them up, he would swait further
orders from Gov. Shannon. 1t Is thought
there will be fight before tie matter can be
settled The United States troops at Fort
Leavenworth have not yet been ordered out =
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re, schoo. teachers wanted.

HSHE School Directors Of summerhiii Scho,a
Il District, will employ ten teachers II take
charge Of the schools of said district. ;. Is. NJ
Cornlick will examine applicants FIR schools. 90
S S.turlay, December 10th, at the scho.l house N
jefferson. Schools to commence on Monday ia,
18th day of December. next
" Il. r. Hughes, Secretary.
,Jcff..rs,a. Nov. 2Sth 1855.
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nUR FRIENDS ARE INVITED TO
q y at g XnI->-a.-s @

{AUR FRIENDS ARE INVITED TO
~ call at HoI.MEs & YoUNa's .a<s.rEa9
Store, on Main Street, and ex- 80 fryya<zIz>
anime one of tire finest and lar 2-zzS=zazsassz--a
ecst lots Of Watches ever (without excepton)
brought to this county. They are all of the new
est style and superior to anything heretofore
made.
Cylinder watches of beautiful style and size,
suitable for young men or ladies' Hunting-case
siIver-detached Levers, full jewelitd. and warran-
tel-Sis, Sl7, and SO. Silver Lepine ss,T5 to
Sl1. Hunting-cases, Sl4 TO Sl5 Also, a snien
did assortment of Bard & Wilson's celebrated i0
caret patent angular Nib Pens, each one waFran-
ted not TO break.
All persons that love good sight, would TO well
to try the Justly celebrated Perifacal Spectaoles,
of which we have a full supply for all ages.
We viii just say, in CONCLUSION, that we are
thankful for the liberal share Of business we have
received, and viii always ehleavor TO please ana
suit our kind customers
HOLMES s. YOUNG.
Persons wanting honest goods and fair deal.
ing. will please look for the sign of the GOLDEN
WATCH.
Johns.owD, Dec. ., 1855.
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So DIFFERsNcE.-The Speaker of the Brit
!. isn House OF Cemmons is an Office of consid-
eraolu e'nolument. according to the Washing
ton SGlobe, IN comparison With the Office Of
SsPsaker OF our House of Representatives
ne salary OF the former is e6U00 a wear, ex-
elusive OF furnished residence AT the eud
ais ofiiciai dahors heis generally rewarded
peerage and pension of $4,000 for
ives. Eve lie Is member of the Privy
--,tssoshe.l, and entitled to rank after barons
Q. spT psases receives nothing 6u. double pay
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Auctioneer.

EyHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
u citizens of Cambria and tie adjoining
ties, tlsat he has been engaged for number Of
yearsin this business Persons having Real or
personal property TO dispose of. will do well to
give him a call 1t would be unnecessary to give
any recommendation to his fitness for the bnsi-
ness, IS hundreds of testimonials can be produced
if ne ,sssary. Charges moderate Address the
subscriber at Gailitzin, Cambria county.
JOHN GODFREY.
N.,,-hr,nl,fr d 1aSR
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December II, 1856.
Private sale.

UIIE subscriber offers for sale, lot of ground
! desirably situated n the Main street in JeiIer
sen. Cambria county. Pa, near the Allegheny
Portage & Penna Rail Roads, having thereon
erecged new frame two story dwelling House
well finished, and in good repair, with well of
coed water on the porch. Terms viii be made
favorable. For further particulars inquire of
PETER BRO NN.
Jefferson. Dec L. 1855.
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"HEREAS Letters Of Administration have
w been granted TO the undersigned, by the
Anderson. late of Clearfeld township, in said
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement. and those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN H.sDOUGLASS, Admir-. ;
Cfe1rfield Tn Dec 10 1874 -Cf
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TIM NrcARAuouAs NrsrsrEn. "A Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York Evening
Post says:
s.Tbs onros;t;on to Parker n French. as
Minister from Walkers republic. viii cause
some sensation in Washington, and alteration
in the message. I observe that Attorney
General Gushing has been closeted with the
President very early this morning. He is
t,e Presidents factotum in Central America
affairs, and it is believed, will advise the re-
lection of Wheeler's treaty with Walker, of
which French is said to be the bearer. Still
it is possible that his overfowing cnmity TO
British influence, especially ia Central Amer
ica, may induce him to favor Walkers opera
lions. I understand that be avows the opn-
ion that American colonization is the only
n,ode of satisfactorily settling the peIplexed
questions with reference to that part Of the
continent"
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Notice 90 Coatractors.

GEALED Proposals will be received at the
- Sore Of johnston Moore, in Ebensburg, un-
III 6 O'Clock, of the 9th of December, 1855, for
the erection of Poor House B iilding. for Cam
bria county Plans andspeciiications eau be seen,
any time at Johnston Moare's store
JOHNSTON MOORE.
RICHARD J. PROUDFOOT,
EDWARD GLA =.
Oserseers of the Poor.
Ebensburc Dec. 5. 1856
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FSEFAhED d
DR.. JAMES c.. AVER,

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cfs. per Bor. Fire Bores for 81.
Sid by james McDermitt, Eiensburg. E. 2.
IIildebrand. Indiana, w M'Connell. Sumnitville.
Dr. r. a. Johnston, Johnstown, and by dealers
eyerywhere.
December 5, 1s55.A3mos.
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poyAEDs T0Erc MIxTURE,
stray Huif.

6fAN- II The residence of tho subscriber in
g Washington township. in the month Of An
gus:. 1853. Red anl White Bull. with small
bell on, supposed 70 ne two yesrs OLD The ovs-
er Is rscutssel u come forward, prove property,
nay charges and iako Lin away. otherwise be
wiz De disp,seii Of according t.law,
JOSEPH SHARP.
ps-e:nhs. 5. 1855.
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STONE STABLE in the borough of Ebeas-
"a burg. thirty-two feet square. with stalls,
racks. granery and loft well iioorea. The Whole
in good order. Possession gwen On the iiTst day
. JOSEPH M'D0NALD.
Ebensburg. Dec. 8, 1850.
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WAR INVENTION. weeks since an
American engineer arrived at St Petersburg
with cannon of his invention. capable, it Is
said. of doing tremendous damage. He was
,dmitted at once to show his invention to the
E,i peror, and orders haze been issued to the
foundry at ST. Petersburg to prepare every
ching for trial. At the same time model,
in wood. was seut to Siataoust in the Ural TO
have a cast made. 1t is said that the range
If this gun which is oblique, is more than
1000 metres which. if true. would exceed
anything hitherto known A new musket is
also spoken of. The founderies at Slataoust
and Touia are to finish ninety thousand by
next May. jacob, the inventor of the sub
lnariue internal machines. has, it is said, dis
covered the means of throwing Congreve rock
cts aud other prejectiles to enormous dis
tance and great success is expected from them
,gainst the fleets. The government has pla-
eed the arsenal and foundry of st Petersburg
1T the Professors disposal 10 make his exper-
iments.
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A FRIeHrFuL MASSACRE BY INDIASs.-A
letter from Rio Janeiro, under date of October
18th, says
OF political news there is nothing of spe-
cial interest from Buenos Ayres the Indians
continue their predatory incursions in the
southern part of the Province with remarkable
boldness A few weeks since, til y encoun-
tered body of Government troops and mas
sacred 126 out of 12S. Only one escaped,
and he by fsigning death; the other, badly
wounded. was Carried off prisoner Plumber
is the object of these incursons. the Indians
finding quick market in Chilli for all the
cattle they take. The Minister of War, who
has in charge the protection of the frontiers,
came up to the aid of the slaughtered troops.
after the savages had finished their murderous
work and retired. He finds it much more
agreeable to pursue Indians who have got .
day the start of him than to meet them face 10
face and take brush with them. He who is
"a day behind has as good prospects for the fu-
ture as he who turns and runs away"
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CoTsLgsOsPsR.Y.

THEIF will be a Cotiiion Party at the Cambria
| House, III jefferson, Tuesday Christmas
Evening" December 25th, 1865, when all lovers
Vi Dancing are invited to attend.
Good music engaged for the occasion.
JAMES ID. HAMILTON.
Jefferson, Dec. II, 1856.
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Notice 10 Tresspnssers.

TRESSPASSERS are waruel not TO drive
through. or lay down fences on my farm, a
they will be dealt with aae Ri II % law.
THOMAS * .IL0F-
pe-e-nhsr y. 1855
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Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection
Of Til; new and Popular Institution fo- the diffu-
sion Of Literature and Art. have hcen made en-
the most extensive scaie.
Among the works already engaged, Is the far
famed
GENOA cRUCIFIX,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
Ia fornlng the New Collection. the diffusion Of
WORKS Vi AMERICAN ART and the encouragement
of American genius have not been oveiI1oked.
Commissions nave beea issued t. many Of the
m~st distinguished American Artists, who will
contribute sonle OF tLer finest Productions.
Among them are three Marble Il sts- executed by
the greatest living Sculptor. HIRAM MRS
GEOgGE WASHINGTON,
THE FATHIR OF HIS COUNTRY,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
THE Philosopher;
DANIEL y EBSIER,
THE STATE MAN.
A special agent has visited Europe and nad5
careful iudiei us selections Of foreign works Of
Art both in Bronze and Marble; StatUary and
Choice Paintings.
The whole f,1rming a large and valuable collec-
tion Of Paintings and Statuary. TO be distributed
FREE among she members Of the Association for
the Second Year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any
one member Of this Association, and entities him
70 either one OF The 1la.aztie FL cuc year ar7J
aud Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists Of
the following Monthly Migaz!nes HarPel's,
Putnam's, Knickerbocker. Backw"od's, HOUSE,
hold Words. Grahani's. aad Godeys Lad, > Book.
Persons taking Eve memberships are entitled 10
any five Of the Magazines FOR one year. and TO sir
tickets in the distribution. The net proceeds de-
rived from the sale Of memberships, are devoted
to the purchase Of works OF Art for the ensuing
year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURE
by becoming member Of this Association. are
1st. All persons receive the fti7 rolss # aeir
subscription at the start. in tie shape OF sterling
Magazine Literature.
2d Each member is contributing towards pur-
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DIR. ROSES TREATISE ON coNsuMPTEoN.
Price One Dollar. Address

S A JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
351 Broadwny. New York.
n. B.-Thc new postage law requires prepay
.ment Of letters. Ny correspondence being exten-
sve, applicants. to ensure replies. must enclose
postage. GI- Money letters must be registered
by the postmasters-such letters only will re at
my risk.
December Il, zes5.-sn - - :
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THE undersigned, commissioner appointed by
| the Osfhans' Court of Cambria county 70 take
testimony in relation to the above alleged con
tract hereby notifies, all parties interested that
he will sit in discharge of the duties of said ap-
pontment. at his Office in the Borough Of Ebens-
burg. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of January, next
at enc O'Clock, in the afternoon of said day.
WM. KITfELL, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Dec. II, Is55.-4t.