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JOHN SHAFFER.
1 DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER AMI
: N & c1,rnl LIZ tl, Il,

1 DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER AND
N BARBEH'S ITCH, cured by the use of
Lndsey's Blood Searcher. l, the undersigned,
some time in last March, was severely afflicted
with what wa. pronounced by my physicians to
be certain kind Of letter and Barber's Itch
My condition was one OF the greatest misery my
face was almost constantly running with the foul
corruption that escaped from the tubercles. by
which it was almost completely covered. After
being under the care of my physicians for nerr
two months. without the least benefit, was in
ducet to make trial of Lindscy's Blood Search
er, and the result that in using bottle and
a half found perfect cure. ! may also say
that | eagerly tried whatever was recommended
as cure. Such was my wretchedness that
even resored to the dangerous experiment oi
pouring pure creosote on my face and neck, but
all to no purpose-the Blood Searcher was the
first and only thilg that did me any good. As g
blood purifier it is unequalled, and l have grea
reason to be grateful that 1 ever made trial Q
its healing virtues, and confidently recommeuC
It to any WHO may suffer from letter, or any 9th
er disease arising from an impure state of th,
blood. JOHN DELEHUNT.
Iollidaysburg, Pa, July 29, 1857.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

y WILL receive ii payment of taxes, Bank
n Notes of the Banks of Pennsylvania which
were in good standing at the time of the recent
suspension of specie payment 10y the Banks of
Philadelphia. &c. Nafh The exception of the
Bank of Pennsylvania % Collectors will be
careful not to receive any Notes of the Bank OF
New Castle,'' Erie City Bank or ,.Warren
County Bank BY order of the Commission
ers. c. ID. Mt RRA1. Treasurer
Treasurer's Office.
Ebensburg Oct. 8, 1857.
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~aDEEG".

Il ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION On
Il the estate of James Duncan, late of Black
lick township, deceased, have been granted 70 the
subscriber, residing in said township All per
sons indebted to said estate requested 10 make
payment, and those having claims against it vii
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. - ea SARAH DUNCAN, Adm'x.
Oct. q. 1857=51-6t
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-EER Va "a 60 /.

TAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF THE SUB
Oseriber. residing i'll Cambria township, about
the 25th of October, a RED COW, with small
crooked horns, and both ears clipped, and a hole
in the left ear She brought with her a CALF
about two months old. The owner is requested
TO come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take them away. otherwise they will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
Inov ll:3t:l DANID r. HOMES.
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THE SECRET INtIRMiTIE.S OF
0ITEE AND Ne 4Ez' ssHTY

.t Pnhii'h~d, Gratis, the 25th Thousand.
ssfgr- \ FEW WORDS ON TIE RA-
ti.nal treatment, with''ut medicine, ,"f
aE--a4-F Spcrinatnrrl ea or Local Weakness,
rma Emissions, Genital and Nervous De
'.y. ircruature De ay of the System, lmpo-
I. J, and IupedimcHts II Marriage generally,
}. Il. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
Tlr important fact that the many alarming
7.gisntS. ori giuatinG III tine impru'icnce and
,Hie If youth. may he easily removed WITH
.t MEDICINE, T., ia this small tract. clearly
..'rs,rAtc,l, and tic entirely new and highly
.r~s.ui treatment, ~ adopted by the Author.
explained. hy means If which every one is
...,, . ., cure HIMSELF perfectly ami at the
IL, }rnsiblc cost, thereby avoiding all the adj
r'.sci l,1strums nf the day.
... 20 auy address. gratis anl post free in u
4el envelope 10y rrmirting two postage stamps
D.. ne I.ANFY, L I.iSpenard st, New York
Sept. so, lS57-ly.
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7. 8. NOON,
~
To THE PCRLIC-

Fs3HE. PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that the undersigned have this day bought
of John Stevens TWO BAY MARES and their
sucking colts. aud leave the same with the said
John Stevens during our pleasure.
GEORGE LITZINGER,
L. C. M'MCILIN.
Oct % 1S51-51-
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full Jewelled,

IN tru', Wl'h PenclI aud SILVER hoI-
d,r 100
| GN T.~r Rings S74 cts 10 $50 Watch
q aia. al.ip ~ cts. Patent isf cts. I.unct
T.; ollrr a.ti-..7 in Pr"p"rtjun All gos''s wa-
F...-. - be what they are s,lI for. C-On band
ar t. Id and Silver I.cvcls aud Lcpnea still
7r- tnzI, the alsov" prices.
STN'FFER & HARLEY.
I'Di so, lS3-- i7--ly
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gity Advertisements.
.cpE4,s CELEBRATED
LIQUID 6 i L u !,

cREAT y d Il Z S V E.
,fJ article ercr iaverted, for house,
~ ~, .,G and alice, surprising an utility CO.
wv tlcr gine, g,u,, nwcttGge,
'S ,,ss or cement ecer kRo,en.
l,Is,s Ready for Application.
,1rr'yr on PAPER, CLOTH. LEATHER,
y ,,rrl.gG, PORCELAIN tHlNA,ss.MAR
HI.E, or GLASS.
~ ,,,nugacturing Fancy Articles, Toys etc,
w.. n superior iiot only possessing greater
~. han any other known article, bat ad-
nc 0i;rklv, leaving no stain where the
an, lined. NEVER FAILS.
.. In. last three years upwards of $50 900
,.'..: this i,.tiv celebrated LIQUID GLUE
,..r sid. ana tic great convenience which
.-.,rt in every case, has Gcservcdly secured
i.o,,,-d which the manufacturer has found
r.,,,. Llt'icult t. meet; acknowledged by
~. .,y, rs.d il. that It's merits arc far above
~. r., article 81 imitation ever offered to
!! "A II.
=. his GLCE is ertensirely ccWnfer'tfted Oh
ne dlh,s &" .M.Rsa's CtleJrd!ca Liquid
g, 4 Gysqt .l.ihesire. = 7Gke no other
qHgyrE FIVE CENTS A EOT1LE.
. .,i .,.gr,d and Sold Wholesale and Retail. by
WN. c. McREA, StOfiOper,
VI. oO7 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
r.I. .b,rai Inducements offered to persons dc
nm, If .eliqg the above article.
Sep. % 1S57-45-ly.
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CANCER CURED.

HyHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform all persons who are afflicted
with the above disease, that he caa cure it with
out failure. Numerous cases have been cured,
and any number of certificates can be procured Ii
necessary. Call on the subscriber, miles from
the village of Strongstown.
PATRICK MULVEHIL.
Nov. 4, IS56:52:ly.
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HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED

HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED.
In the fall of 1854, a daughter of Mr.. Lindsey
was suffering from malignant attack of Can
cTum Oris tCanker of the lnouthl She had pre-
viously been prostTated by the attacks of Dys-
entary, inflammation of the Lungs and Hectic Fe-
Yer. sues assively which resulted in the above ma
med tplsa IN its worst form Her condition
was most depioralic--her mouth and cheek were
literally rotten-the attending physician pro-
uouuced the case hopeless one. Everything in
alcated speedy and horrible death--a death of
rotting ont of life At this critical iuncture Mr.
Lindsey prepared compound for the purpose of
aeyiatng, possible, the pains of the little suffer-
er. She was made to use it freely, and in a short
time, TO his most delightful astonishnent, there
was very perceptible change for the better
The mouth began to put bright and healthy
appearanoe-the foul breath became sweet-the
appetite was restored. and the child seemed to
partlke Of and fresh life.
Hope was inspired, and the Use of the COM
pound was faithfully continued, the result of
which, with the blessing of God, was her oom-
pletc restoration. She is now perfectly healthy .
From this circumstance, Mr. Lindsey was led to
prepare with greater and eXactnesS, what
had so astonishly cured his child, and continued
his experimental efforts until he succeeded iii
bringing to perfection his Great Remedy for
Blood Lmp30ity-since which time its effects have
been almost miraculous. Hundreds upon hund-
reds, by it, have been snatched from untine-
ly grave and restored to the sweets OF health and
the endearments of friends The young and old
have tested its saving powers and sing aloud its
virtues. Say ;hey-"atter using Lindsey's I'M
proved Blood Searcher, we felt as if a new life
was stirring veins, and un9er GOD We owe to
it more than wor Is can express.
But hear from their lips and then Judge
of its valuable effects. The few testimonials that
follow show that it is deservedly styled the Greet
est Discovery Of this or any otter age.
j. N. LINDSEY.
Uollida ysburg, Blair county, Pa.
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sr.yErESs s. HARLEY.

CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRI.
and Retail, at ~
~ the Philadelphia watch and 81 N
q. 'ry Store" NJ. l4S Old No. 81 u
North Second Street, Corner of SESs ~
, III, ,bio
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rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN APPLICA-
ton will be made to the next Court OF Com
mon Pleas to be held for Cambria county, for the
incorporation of the .'Welch Calvanistic Metho-
dist Church" of Johnstown.
JOS. M'poSALD, Pro.
Nov 4, 1s57-52
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Advertising Rates.

60 All advertisements must he marked with
2he number of Insertions desired, or they will be
continued until forbid and charged accordingly
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LIST OF CAUSES.

GET DOWN FOR TRIAL AT A COURT or
- Common Pleas, To be held at EbensIuro, for
Cambria county, commencing on Monday, De
cember !. 1877.
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7. & 8 $ G A !: 5
7 An CY I RS

y W. THOMPSON, in returning his thanks
- to the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity
for their liberal patronag in the past. begs leave
to inform them that he has just opened the lar
gest and most complete assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS
ever brought TO the county. As his stock is so
large and the styles too numerous to mention, he
Will only say that you get HAT or CAP Of
any style or quality desired, that be had at
amy Hat store in the Union. Having taken great
care in selecting his FALL STOCK from first
manufacturers, and having a greater part of il
made expressly to his order he is enabled to sell
goods in his line lower than be sold elsewhere
in the county. Those visiting Johnstown, in
want of anything in his line viii find it to their
advantage to call and examine his stock. He has
also choice selection of Gents fine Buckskn, seal
skin, beaver and otter fur gloves and gauntlets
Hats and caps made to order and repaired
The highest cash prices paid for all kinds o
Slipping Furs. j. ". THOMPSON.
Clinton St., Johnstown, Fa.
Oct. 81, 1s5.-50-tf.
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EBENsBURG, NOVEMBER 25, 1857
The Wonder of the Age

Nj LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
- CoVERY Which is a purely regetat9e
PREPARATION, for the purifying of the blood, CIV
ing vigor to the Liver, stomach and bowels, and
expcling from the system all morbid matter, and
substituting in Its stead heathful activity thro'
all th. functions Of liEn ------
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W XvE CEsS

Ss7O THE COLLECTORS Of State, County and
j Township taxes. You are required by the
act of Assembly to make your returns of unseat
ed lands TO the County Commissioners on or be-
fore the first day of January in each year. You
viii attend to the above as returns viii be re-
ceived after that date. BY order of the
Nov. Is. 1857. COMMISSIONERS
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SAW-NsILL FOR SALE.

u WILL SELL on favorable terms that Saw
u mill property called .Perote" situate on
Trout Run, in Summerhill Towuzhip Persons
DESTROYS If purchasing referred to 5. S. Blair,
Esq. Hou laysburg, Pa, or to the owner.
WM. CONROW,
lie Claire tp., Scott county, Iowa.
Oct 81, '5y-St cssb.
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JOS. M'DoNALp, Fro,honctsry
Nov. IS, lsoI--td
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Select Classical school at Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

GINCE the establishment Of this school in Janu-
~ airy, 1851 by the principal, James
has received large and steadily increasing measure Of Tho public "a
aecd by extensive patronage abroad
nnal delegation Of mnrcua 70 the University Chapel Hit Here
after viii be conducted under the supervision
aud Professor Q Brown late Of the said University who has
years teacher the classics
Ilorner viii continue to
qualified fbr the Office appointed require
The plan studies designed prepare young
classes college and also those who
the benefit full collegiate
the ordinary Egli. edura
For the sake o the efficiency
limited that ample may examination and
toturc the subject every lesson by each
department,
win be taken also adapt % uc-
ton 10 the latest advancement Of knowledge each o
branches While the methods recommended by experience
consistently preserved no expense win be spared the
apparatus for the work.
Important arrangements aaran
tigts promote the permanent o sciools
natives been long en-
the profession and authorized
further information their
saany distinguished citizens u this In South
Among these Hon Vim. A. Graham Mnngun ex-
Cows Manly, Bgss gev Tonns Akin
son. Wilson, d. D H. Rev G
D. HeSns, president the North unyersiy
members Of the board Of trustees.
nex viii the 18th uf July.
Other particulars made known application.
May las
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
o to 1afprHIapnted steamships
York for Auwa The 18th and 10th Of each month connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 san Francisco
steamships have inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty sred and safely
The Tnama railroad az miles long) completed from
The baggage passengers
is York through Iasenger5 Lre
the The
paid III New York all Of the
New York, Panama,
entirely reliable.
the they arrive
through charge
and children without other protectors.
through tickets the apply the agency
New York, 10 l. W. RAYMOND.
May O.
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overland Mail Ronte to California.


A \ ACT of Congress, approved Sd March, 1897,
making appropriations for the o The Post lfoe ihpar
for the Rsga ending 30h June, 1888 provides
the General he is hereby author
for The Of the tor mail from such
I,oni the Mississippi river, the selcct 10 san
Francisco in the state Of California for six c't not exceed
weekly, hundred thou
dollars weekly performed monthly
weekly, semi weekly the uf the Postmaster General
H. That the shall the to be
formed with fu horse coaches spring suitable for
the conveyance passengers wc the uy aud security ID the
mails.
II Tint the shah nye the right of enrion 10
three hundred land ten disposed o
each 10 be than
TINS pre- cEinpiha.
shall be performed withis five
days nt before snch contract the
General shall be satisfied Of the ability and disposition d
the parties a d and in good ah perform the said euaci
aud sh good and sufficient security for the performance d
the e within twelve months after the
ing O
Department. until n june, 1857, for
conveying mails under the provisions Of lie above act
Besides the starting the Mississippi bidders will
intermediate 10 be embracud in the and other
wise designate It's course nearly rs practcable.
Separate proposals invited for ntoy ty and Sai
tpeekIy trips each way.
upon proposals
General shall be satisfied Of the ability and disposition of the
parties good faith TO perform the contract
be executed with good and sufficient suce th
the shall with like good security the
shall required the Postmaster
General and the service within twelve months after
the date OF such contract.
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INSTRUCTIONS.
Containing conditions 10 be aco TOaLd t hs oonas e seA
department deem proper

oosaaing conditions Joraied
department may dem prayer.
pay trips performed such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times The Of the trip
ma! y ahes suaeos VIII ao % DC asfo M m ga = ,, i
m the kind herein rh enlarged penalties rorortuned
Importance may
For leaving behind throwing of the mas portion Of
then for The admission q or for being u setting
quarter pay may he deducted
Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
satisfactorily explained s cerias o. l1narra or te AnsaNl
other eredbe persons for failing % arrive IN contract time for
ing oSg either 10 the Of the place OF manner q
ryng III injured destroyed robbed lost and or ru
sing after demand the mail Frequently the contractor
or is concerned ia running coach on the route
agrceay 70 renTac for Violating the posi- Office laws @
doels e lnsirae9s Z @ far refusing e dseaTss
cnirar Without The assent Of the Postmaster General for running
rnTes m Z. sors ~ e + m ba Transporting 1 persons pr PACKAGE convey
the iay named without the
route service yearly pay
member ID an where company Oilers should be distinctly stated
Altered bids should not be submitted should bids sub
mtted be Withdrawn.
satisfactory 10 the Postmaster General General guarantees cannot be
admitted The hid and guarantee should be s9nea plainly with the full
department the right rcjcc any which may
be deemed and also the bids Of falling contractors and
10 sealed; supcracbed propsas
land route 10 California; addressed Second As-Ant Postmaster Gen
rFal ctmruct Office.
il nlodacaon Of i essential tantamoqn
10 hid and cannot be received as o Interfere Y regular
competition, after the ns hour set for receiving bis.
the
guaantors without knowing przuns
responsibility guaran1s
notified failure
proposed FOR in the bids
will be enforced against them.
persons the department must
equally others procure euaators
cheney substantially above prescribed The
ucinc must be signed by postmaster or by judge of OF
record
bidders guaranlors, srees, Is directed
following lays, wig; .'
SEQ 1925 requiring contractors Carriers &c to
be
Sec March O. 1895
SEQ a. Apl ug July 2 1896 liabilities of gunrantors.
Sec "a Act July 2 1885 authorizing bids Of failing to
be rejected. ....
July 1896 relation combinations amongst
derF.
April 1908 provides member Congress
a. March o. 1922 provides that postmaster
clerk In oicr, shall be n contractor
OF March 3 1895 provides that other than
white male shall be employed carrying the ms
Tho General will himself the right OF
made unleF the whenever shall
that the Of H. is offered for sale in the
purpose speculation he viii
the whole any assignee
lees qualified his opinion than the original
carry the same into successful operation.
| AARON y BROWN
Ap 2l--3awtlstJunef PpsimasteF General
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Valuable Farm and water-power for Sale.

TIME undersigned offers at private sale very de-
rrahle containing $40 II Is located
extremity Charles county
by the
the north by acreek that eTs the Wicoeu
and the mouth o Wa ,hee sufficient current 10 proIe mills
any desirable extent
the se adapted the growth Of wheat
and from the abundance or that annually
shores and the quantity Of shells that could
o the richest farms the There superarndanco
eofntts daeilne house kitchen quarters,
llas ,ea and large barn. i in gepd order oysters h and
Wild Communications Baltimore and the
tract Of Columbia almost daily. Address
JOHN HAlEISDl,
June a-lawR Harris o. Charles 90, Ma.
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
Louis and JceFsnn ciy, connecting
Line Of Missouri river packets, that leaves Jehe
the arrival Of he train carrying the mails
passengers bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kansas Loaycn
worth. Weston. ST. Joseph, and all intermediate points.
kanns Is hours, and from % 70 3e
hours nbe Of boats starting from St. Louis
boats In The irade and,
being required schedule with tho mails passengers
freight their Through
tickets lie purchased IN the principal cities m the United States,
Al thc offices IN 81. Louis j. Mckks1Ck,
MAY 22-dn Asst supt
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING, 49, 1857.

ta1aizary Geais 0gesen Grorgr Gibson, iniissry
erat; assistant Captain NJ u l. siani stS clerks and one f
Sareun Gsaats 0gsen Thomas lawson, gsneral
ASSISTANT and IT g. X. waod; three clerks
Eagiaser Jseph Toten chief engineer; assistant
Captain q. Wright. i've clerks and nIessenger
TgarapAicai Bpaaa-Cu oaonel of the CORPS;
ssant, Captain NosdruH; aud
Oraanos Buraat-Co Craig coopel ordnance; assistant
Cart VIM nader; eight clerks nhd
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tuition or Literary Employment.

A GENTLEMAN, educated at AN English Univer-
n SHY Ocs his scf,ocs iearer Of Grock Latin, Mahcna
family locality whore select school
The advertiser
publisher could undertake the sccrcary the edit
works passing ihrpugh e pres Address D " at Onion
June 2Q-lws
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A CARD.--We hereby notify those of our Gus
who have open upon Chat II IL or
nien to aye em drawn % the 2ot instant cspcc
lively presented for settlement o.
ncOc pursued many yoaN formerly with snc
but regret that hery BY many be re
gaed matter Of form moaning object 10 all
such beg eave 70 say, respectfully hut earnestly
counts must be closed utho by ch satisfactory
June 2e--3taw2w Ho0E, BRO, & 90.
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Fbrm g Prassol,

-, J. county of state
Of the entire letter mail for the term
years, the dar specified the for commencing
service, from on tho Mississippi river, by y 20 San
California; ngsey the advertisement of the Postmaster
General o the Goth April 1857 good four horse coaches spring
suitable for the conveyance Of passengers wen as the
safety and security OF the mails monthly each FOR the annual
Of dollars t9iB each way for the annual sum 0f
dolars nitiiy each way, for the ANIMAL Of dnliRTs,
Dated (Signed)
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v,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the subscriber

VNIIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
hath obancd from the orphans o Washington county
tho District II Columbia letters Of administration personal
William Washington county
having ia against the said dccensed hereby
exhibit with thu vouchers thereof
before @ 2otl day q June they may Otherwise by law bs
excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of June 1857,
JAMES n SCOTT,
June 2S-1aw3v Aaninistraior