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DIR. sANDFORD,s
INVIGORATOR.

u Il IL 4 VeE IL II f. NJ II d Y.
ORHIS is ONE OF THE GREATEST SCIEN-
j TIFlCm medical discoveries ever made, and is
daily working cures almost too great to believe.
1t cures as II by magic, ere the first dose giring
benefit, and seldom more than one bottle is requi-
red to any kind of Licer Complaint, from
the worst Jaundce Dyspepsia to common
head ache, al Of which the result of Dis
eGsed Lirer.
The Liver is one of the principal regulators of
the human body, and when it performs its func-
tions well, the powers of the system are fully de-
veloped. The stomach is almost entirely depen-
dent on the healthy action OF the Liver for the
proper performance Of It's functions. When the
stomach is at fault, the bowels at fault, and
the whole system suffers in consequence of one
organ--the Llver-having ceased to do its duty.
For the diseases of that organ, Of the propri-
etors has made it his study, in practice of more
than twenty years, to find some remedy where
with to counteract tho many arrangements to
which it is liable.
To prove that this remedy is at last found. any
person troubled with Liver Complaint in any of
its forms, has but to try bottle, and conviction
is certain.
A compound has been formed by dissolving
gums, and extracting that part which is soluble
for the active virtues of the medicine. These gums
remove all niorbi1 or bad matter from the sys-
| ten, supplying in their place healthy flow Of
! bile, invigoratipg The stomach, causing food to
digest well, purifying the blood, giving tone and
health to the whole machinery, removing the eau
ses of the disease, and effecting radical cure
without any of the disagreeable after effects felt
! by using Cilosnel or Mineral Poison, that are
usually resorted to.
! To all who will follow these cireSEons cure
! Is positively guaranteed. Sick Headache can be
cured by the of two tea spoonsful taken
soon the attack is felt.
The Invigorator never fails to cure sour stom-
ach or the bad effects experienced after eating.
Bilious ATTACKS yield readily to one bottle, ard
Chronic Darrhea, difficult it is to cure, is
er troublesome to those who take the Invigorator.
l. For Dyspepsia or Jaundice, nothing in the
world acts So fully quickly as the In
vigorator. 1t removes all yellowness and unnat-
ural color from the skin. = - F.
| For Night Mare. take a dose before retiring,
| and it is warranted a sure preventative.
| For Female DISTINCTIONS it is safe and sure
remedy as it removes the cause of the disease.
| Costyeness cannot exist where the Inyigorator
is freely taken, while Cholic yields readily to a
| few doses.
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Nl D T H & BIC .

NOTICE is hereby given that tie following
articles We're purchased by me, at che Assignees'
sale of the property Of John Mccoy, at jefferson,
on Tuesday, the 28rd of June last, and left in his
possession, viz one Wagon, one Hack Wagon,
one Grey Stallion, one Brown Horse, one Bay
Mare, two sets Hack Hainess, ore seit Single
Harness, one Saddle and Bride, one Red Hack,
and two Cows.
Z. L. JOHNSTON.
Ebensburg July l. 1875 3ts.
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D I E D

In this Borough on Monday morning last,
ALEXANDER, infant son of George g. X. and
Eliza Zahm, aged 4 months and 16 days
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Estate of Maria Magehan, deed

Estate Of Maria Tagehan, decd
7 ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION with
1l the Will annexed) on the estate of Maria
Magellan, late of Allegheny township, Cambria
county, dec ID, having been granted by the Reg
lister of said county to the undersigned, residing
in the borough of GallifMn, hereby notifies all
those who know themselves indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims to present them properly authentica-
ted for settlement. RACHEL MAGELLAN,
July l, $50 -35-Gt.
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Ex-PprsIpENT Van BUREN.--The now
very aged, hut yet scarcely venerable Van
Buren,, was at Mr.. Marcy's funeral. with his
old bright, healthy look, and smiling as
cver-not solemn in the presence of death,
for solemnity seems impossible for his ever
happy face. He does not show over sixty,
ard his hair is no whittier than II has been for
twenty Eve years. He walked in vigor from
the capital after the ceremonies were over,
70 taka she cars at the river for his home
10 Kinderhooh. To-day he looks younger
than ex i reside Mt Pierse, with whom, side by
sac 10 <nersi the assembly chamber
h>u7 Iork krprcss.
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RIoTs ExPEcTKD IN SLoeIsyILLE.-The Dem
ocrsts in louisville have made propositions
to the Know Nothings to consult together.
through their committees, as to the best
means to preserving .erder in that city in the
coming election, and prevent it from beng
dissraced by repetition of the usual bloody
riots The Know Nothings through their
'sharnpio Mr Ducan, have, it should be mem
toned to their eternal disgrace, rejected this
s,oace proposition, and now stand in the po-
eition of an organization which encourages
and iusticates riots by which they have here
tofore been the gainers- Ii bloodshed cnsue,
upon them will rest the responsibility.
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A FEW competent agents wanted for the
IA COMPREHENSIVE GEOGRAPHY AND
IL l S L . r Y ANCIENT AND MODERN OF THE
WORLD" by S. G. OoopnICH, lPeter Parley)
handsomely bound and profusely illustrated. :
Price SO. Sold only by Agents, to whom rare
inducements are offered. Address
j. III. COTTON s. Co..
No. 172 William Street, New York.
July 2s, IS57,-It
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Fountain Inn,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has again taken
possession of the well known tavern stand Foun.
tain Inn" situated on the turnpike in Blair's
Gap, where he will at all times be prepared to
wait on his friends and customers.
Thankful for past favors, he can assure the
people OF Cambria and Blair ,onnties, that no
pains Will be spared to gain merit Of their pat
rona5e
JOHN FRIES.
Feb. f. 1887
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ALL" HAIL.!
for the MHIi0n.!!I
Z Il O T. W GODS

VETE CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL,
w old and young, to this wonderful prepa-
ration, which turns back &, its original color, gray
hair-covers the head Of the bald with luXuri-
ant growth-removes the dandruff, itching and
all cutaneous eruptions-causes q continual flow
of the natural fluids and hence, if used as reg
uar dressing for the hair, will preserve its color,
and keep it from falling 10 extreme old age, in
all its natural beauty. We call, then, upon the
bald the gray, diseased in scalp, to use it; and
surely the young will not, as they value the flow
ing locks or witching curl, ever be without it.
Its praise is upon the tongue of thousands.
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FOy, SALE Or RENT.

fs9WO VALUABLE AND WELL IMPROVED
j farms, situated within one mile of Loretto,
Cambria county Pa, one of which contains about
l09 acres. about 0 cleared and under good fence
having thereon erected new well finished two
story plank house. with back buildings attached
a two story frame house, franc barn, and a
saw.mill.
The other adjoining the abovc] contains 81
acres Or thereabouts, 45 of which is cleared, and
in a good state of cultivation, having thereon
erected superior dwelling house, a new
barn, spring house and other out buildings.
Apply to FRANCIS GIBBONS,
july 49, lS57-3t-37 Lorotto. Pa
Johnstown Echo, Johnstown Democrat and
Huntingdon Globe please copy, and charge this
office.
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e S1ss5l. THE Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
ID ET*sayI MIA, to David Litzinger, William
NSsAzsszssa4-s Litzmger Benjamin f. Litzinger,
Elizabeth VIII, wife of Thomas Wilt Lydia
Mifilin, wife of William Mifiin1 Sarah Lifting
er. Robert Ltznger, Charles Litzinger, James
Murray. Guardian of Susan A., Thomas D.,
James, Andrew j and Clement F. Litzinger, mi
nor children of Charles Litzinger, decd. Samuel
Orr, Susan Jacobs, fwife of George A Jacobs I
and Josaph Smith, ESD. Guardian of Albert and
William Orr, minor children of Mary Orr, decd
heirs and iineal descendants of Anthony Lifting
er, late of Loretto borough, Cambria county,
decd and to all other persons interested, Greet
ing
You are hereby cited to be and appear before
tho Judges Of our Orphans Court at an Orphans
Court to be held at Ebensburg, on the first Mon :
day OF September next, then and there to accept
or refuse to take the real estate oe said Anthony
Litzinger, decd, situate in the borough of Lo-
retto aforesaid, at the appraised valuation put
upon it by an Inquest duly awarded by the said
court, and returned on the first day of June last
past, or shew cause why the same should not be
sold. Hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. George Taylor, President of
our said Court at Ebensburg, the eighth dayf of
June. A. d. 1917. Ia
as Attest WM. c.. BARBOUR
0onn hoberts, Sheriff. Clerk.
Ehensburg, July %, lS57-3t-3s.
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Cosr. RIcA AND NIcARAGUA- -Inteligenc
ly the last Panems steamer shows that Costa
Rica aud Nicaragua will act in concert in re-
gard to the right of way across the Isthnus to
suns American company, President Mora
it is stated, is authorised by the provisional
Government Of Nicaragua to grant the right
Of way upon terms beneficial TO both of the
States concerned. This is likely to compli-
csctc the question SO far as this Government
has any concern with it.
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New Clocks, Watches and Jewesry
At the Cheap JcyyeIry Store.
TEMPES FUCIT.

TILE subscribers thankful
E7S for past patronage beg leaye
~ to announce to their nurner-
MS q rSEsssy Gus customers, that they
Nsa GG have just received tie largest
v& -Ss assortment of Clocks, Watc-
ET~N< g sssssss hes. Jewelry, Violins, Accor-
sSsss-zs->---*s- deons. &C., ever brought to
this town, and, will sell cheaper than ever was
sold in this vicinity. All articles warranted TO
be as represented. They win charge nothing and
consider it no trouble to show their goods. Prices
can be ascertained, aud goods examined at their
store, opposite the 8 Mountain House"
os- Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Musical Instru-
ments, &C., repaired with promptness and char
ges moderate. All repairing warranted to give
satisfaction. BE sure and give them call at the
sign of the ''Big Watch"
STAHL s. ROBERTS.
Ebensburg, March 25, 1S57.-tf
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E Two sons of Mr. John Lundy. OF Sau-
gcen, Canada, named Peter and Thomas,
aged respectively II and 15 years, attempted
to murder their father on tie I'd ult. They
under prctence that an OK had got in jjurcd in
the woods, induced him TO go there, when they
fred two shots at him, the second of which
took effect, and he fell to the ground, badly
wounded. They then put the gun to his head
end demanded to know where his money was
kept, and he told them. They then dragged
him with rope TO tree, and tied him to it.
after which they went to the house, got the
money, (over 5000 and made their escape.
Tmr OpD FEILows-D During tie year ending
May Last. SIl3, ,202 261 was paid our by the
Lodges of this order in Pennsylvania. for the re-
lief of members, widowed families, burying the
dead &c. The total amount of receipts for same
period was s2}7. $50 ,83. Tie Lodges now num-
Der eli: limitations during the year, 1914; ad-
mtted on Card $50; deaths, $50; Past Grands,
6620; members. 66.374. The receipts of the
Encanpment Branch were $50. .564 Amount
paid for relief, SIS, 156, ,17-Npmber of working
Encampments,9 81; limitations during the year;
42s. Deaths 61. Past Chief Patriarchs, 1923,
1nembers, 5542.
RS-1 Pa what does the printer live on ?"
. Why, my child %
!. Because you said you hadn't paid him for
four years, and still take the paper"
.sWifa spank that child -
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PAMPHLET LAWS.-THE PAMPHLET
Il Laws of the last session of the Legislature of
Pennsylyania have been received at this Office,
and are ready for distribution to those entitled to
them. JOSEPH M'DONALD,
Prothonotary's Office,
Ebensburg Aug. 8, '57.
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HfAUTION N.-MY WIFE, NANCY ANN
" KIMBALL, having left my bed and board
without any cause or provocation, hereby give
notice to all persons not to harhor or trust her
on my account, as will pay no debts which she
may contract JOHN klMBALL-
August A, 1S57-39-4t.
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~&DMCE&CH~

IN the matter of the writ !
of partition or valuation of
the real estate of which An {
thony Litzingcr, died seized.
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CANvassERS WANTED.

Ebensburg, March 25, lS57.-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-30

for Selling upon She country, upon plea Of pro-
lection to them. But the Americans anticipated
them. Among abe old American Caliiornians
are two who deserve to be mentioned here, be-
cause they are from Massachusetts,, and have ris-
en- by the force OF circumstances from poor adven-
tlirers TO immense wealth. They are John Tenn
pie of Reading and Abel SteaTns of Boston
They are raneheros and their domains are prince.
" Each of them is the owner of more than
eleven leagues of land "a league is 1890 aeres)
Together, they probably, 81, 900 head OF cat
tie. Formerly. the cattle we're worth nothing
more than their hides and tallow, some $3.50 or
$500. AS beef they were valueless, but since
the advent of Americans, their value has risen
more than four fold. Two years ago when cattle
were scarce at the North, they were held at S33
per head The past season they have been worth
about $50 These two gentlemen have resided
here more than thirty years, and are among our
most honOred citizens
At the present time much interest is felt in the
new country OF Messilla Many adventures are
going there for Office and for plumber, Many of
the gamblers who nsed to iTeqent our saloons are
already in Tucson, the capital of the country,
There are also four companies of U, S, troops in
the territory. 1t is country that is not cansid-
cred OF much intrinsic value except in politics.
A friend of mine Just returned from an explora-
ton of the whole county, where he went for the
lest is mostly sandy plains covered with
growth of chapparal. 1t is rich in mineral re-
courses,-the Arizona mines, which are a few
miles from Teuson, are we'll known. Congress
will probably form separate government for this
territory, if they think they can find patriots
enough to fill the Offices Yours truly,
w A. w
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MASSACHUSETTS LrcIsLArrRr.

EDNBsDAY, Jan. rs.
SENATE. Mr.. Swift OF Barnstabe, from
the Committee on Fisheries, to which was
referred the petition Of G. Seaburyset ais,
reported series of resolves against the pro-
posed repeal OF the codfshing bounty, and
requesting His Excellency the Governor to
forward q copy of the preamble and resolu-
tons to each of our senators aud represents.
tives in Congress.
The resolves were read once, and ordered
to second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Ames of Bristol it was
ordered that The Committee on the Judiciary
be instructed TO consider the expedleucy Of a
law fcrbidding railroad corporations to permit
their engines, &c., to obstruct highways at
crossings for any time exceeding five minutes.
After debate of half an hour, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE Petitions presented and yeferred.-
Of the Pittsfeld Bank for $500, 600 increase
of capital; of Sullivan Fay and others, for
aid to Kanzas.
Orders were adopted to consider what fur
Their legislation is necessary to suppress gam
bling to inquire into the expediency of SO
amending the laws Of divorce as to make ha-
bitual drunkenness q cause of divorce to
consider the expediency of amending the act
relating to billiard rooms and bowling alleys
to inquire into the expediency Of revising and
simplifying the form Of returns of railroad
corporations.
THURSDAY, Jan. 20.
SENA1E.-P Passed to be Eagrossed. The re.
solve ptoviding for the monthly payment of
members, and the resolves concerning the
proposed repeal of the cod fishing bounty.
Ordered that the committee on the senate
rial districting of the State, be instructed to
consider the expediency of districting the
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STATE IvDUsrRIAI scHooI ron G1n1s.-The

STATE INDUSTRIAL School FOR GIRLs.-The
aunal report has been presented to the Legs-
lature. The Institution went into operation
about the list of September, and by the report
of the Superintendent, written in November,
it appeared there were SO inmates, 81 the
children Of American parents the number
since increased to 46. The trustees state that
"all or nearly all the girls seem contented,
happy, Industrious and obedent, attached to
to their new homo, anxious to improve and
so far from indicating an inclination to escape,
manifest eontentment and strong desire to
remain. Some, who for the first few days
seemed almost hopeless cases, are already, to
all appearances, among the most promising
subjects. One important fact has already
been discovered, and which the trustees
would impress upon the minds of all, viz
That in nearly every case the parents, or those
who previously had them in charge, were
more in fault than the girls and that in near.
one. half the number, their unfortunate con-
dition was attributable to the neglect or abuse
Of a step-tather or step. mother.
The Treasurer's account shows that $4,000
have been drawn from the Treasury Of the
Commonwealth, Of which $6543 80 have
been expended fol supplies and expenses, and
balance Of $l456 81 is carried to next year
account.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, Jan Steamship Arabia, from
Liverpool on the afternoon of the 18th inst,
arrived here at late hour last night. Her
news is three days later.
The political news by this arrival presente
no feature of special importance
The virtual settlement Of the Swiss diff
Guilty is confirmed and tie details of the ar.
rangements ere in course Of adjustment
CoMMERcTAL.-F From the official report of
the London Cotton market for week ending
10th, we learn that very quiet feeling con-
tinued to prevail, and quotations generally
had been reduced 1-8d from those advised by
the Persia; the market closing steady at the
decline.
Breadstufs- The brokers' circular reports a
limited demand, and droopin market. 70
effect sales, holders had to submit to slight
reduction on all articles from the current rates
Of the previous Friday.
Proyisions--Market generally dull, but
without essential variation in prices.
In the London money market there was
more activity. and slightly increased strin-
geney. was exhibited, but without producing
any material change in rates.
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Correspondence Of lie sna.i

WASHINGTON, D. G., jan q, 1856.
The President elect arrived in town this CTues-
day. morning, accompanied by Mr.. Robert Mag
raw, and took lodgings at the National, where
rooms have been engaged for him some weeks.
His arrival was entirely unannounced, and very
few knew when he was coming, so there was no
chance for procession, demonstration and hurrah
generally. But, now that every body knows that
he is here, the city will be thronged with pill
grims to this political Mecca-all anxious for
token Of remembrance of their labors during the
campaign in the shape of an ofhce--a large one
II they can obtain it--but putting up with mis-
sion to Timbuctoo Consul to the Fejee Islands,
if nothing better can be had Mr.. Buchanan may
well exelain, ''Saye me from my friends"
We have been expecting MIR. Sumner here for
the last few weeks, but | was credibly informed,
to-day, that he would not return this session. He
intends sailing for Europe about 1.-THE middle of
February or first of March. This is a great dis
appointment to his numerous friends here but we
hope that he will be strengthened by his voyage,
and be able to do more for the good cause, when
he does return, than he could to come now.
Nh Simonton, the refractory correspondent of
the New York Times, is still in the custody of the
sergeant alarms, for refusing to give the names
OF the two members of Congress, who he alleges
have made proposals to him to sell their votes for
certain sum Of money. 1t is expected that the
ne" "a" JUST passed by congress Will shake his
faith in the doctrine of moral conviction to
such an extent that he will give the names. You
may expect great times in the House when the
Committee report.
The opinion is gaining ground, that the inves-
tlgation will not all end in smoke, but. that some
members will be disgraeed and sent home to ex-
plain themselves to an indignant and outraged
constituency.
We have two strange faces in the Senate-Mr.
Green of Missouri and Mr. Nourse of Maine
Neither Of them has spoken, as yet.
Yours truly. QUINsIGAMoND.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES - DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combination of ingredi
ents in these Pills is the result long ana extensive
practices they are mild in their ration, and certain Of
restoring nature to its proper chanel in every instance
have the ills proved successful They are certain to
open those distractions to WHICH females are liable and
bring nature to its proper channel whereby health is re
stored and the pals and d4athy counenance changed
10 healthy one. No female can enjoy good health IN
less she is reguar and whenever obstruction takes
place. whether from exposure, cold or any other caust
the general health Immediately begins to decline the
want of snch remedy has been the cause of so many
coEsumrtions among young females Headache, pain 10
the side paptation of the heart loathirg food and
disturbed seep do most always arise from the interrupt
ton of nature; and whenever that is the case the Pills
will invar ably remedy all these evils. In all cases Of
painful menstruaton, and spinal affections
in the back anal Nlbs owness Of spirits hysric &C.
Nor are they less ecacous in the of Leuchorhea
commonly called the Whites These Pills should new
er be taken during pregnancy they would be sure to
bring on miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable and
free from anything injurious life or health Full and
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
box.
These Pills are put up in square fat boxes Persons re-
siding where there ia established, by enclos
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worcester Mass, can have them to their respective
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M b. GREEN 4 Co., Agents for Worcester.
@. L CHEEsMNAN. Proprietor New York.