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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. /
" In tie Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Gem /

~ zi' "'c eo'"t y thu ISi ceSSioFS ~ CfkDl-
GTia County.
And now; l6th Oct, 1858, upon the petition
of sundry qualified electors of the County Of
Cambria, complaining of an undue Election.
held in Washington township, and certain false
and fraudulent returns, and praying that the
same may be investigated &c.
The Court ON the 10th October, \. D. 1858,
upon consideration OF the premises and after rea-
ding the Petition, do order the same to be filed
and the first Monday in December next appoin-
ted for the hearing Of the complaint at least ten
days notice of which hearing shall be given to
Lewis Fisher within named. And Philip 8
Noon, Esq is hereby appointed a Commissioner
to take testimony, report facts, &C., with all the
authority to compel the attendance Of witnesses,
the production of papers, SC, conferred upon
the Court by the Act of Assembly under which
this complaint is mace. And Who shall be
forthwith sworn and proceed without delay to
take charge of and examine the Ballot Boxes,
Tally Lists, &C., and call before him at such time
and times, place places, as he shall fix, wit
nesses. &C., of which reasonable notice shall be
given, and who shall report fully to the Court
the Testimony taken, and all facts ascertaincd
and elected by him touching the said complaint;
which Report shall be made at or before the
time fixed for hearing aforesaid.
By the Court.
10th October. 4. D. 1858, Philip S. Noon,
Esq, Commissioner in the above stated case,
sworr in open Court.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Clerk.
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ali OF which are tlt result
The Liver is one Of
| tors of the human bod,
forms its functions wellH
tenn are Iully develop
most entirely depend .
ton Of the Liver for
Of Its functions NJ en- e
the yowcls are at fault,
suffers in conscqueEce1
cI--haviug ceased to 90
eases Of that orgau.oa
have made it his study 30
than twenty years, TO
wherewitn to counter-S
ments to which It is
To prove that tLis5
any person troubled
in any Gifts forms. LasA
conviction is certain.
| y compound h a So
| solving gums and cX-
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bad from the stomach.
Their place a hcalthyF
ting the stomach, caus-
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to the whole machin-o9
ses Of the disease, aaG 80
without any of the dis
felt by using CaIomeIS
is usually restored t.. .
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iieve the stomach and
rising and souring. -
OILY one dose taken
nightmare. -
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bowels gently, an i
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Dyspepsia. q
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lie, while one dose Of
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renee Of bilious attacks,
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the system the effects
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by worms. while for
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der, . l 90
Gold Finger Rings 37@ cts to $50; Watch
Glasses, plain 124 cts, Patent 188 cts. Lunct
% other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted TO be what they sold for. On baud
some Geld and Silver Levers and Lcpines still
lower than the above prices.
STAUFFER &-UARLEY. &
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JOSEPH M'DONALD, Clerk.

Cambria 'r5lth{g ss;-
80 i, Joseph 1l'Donald, Clerk of the
81 IS ssssTYssS Court of Quarter Sessions Of the
y WEissS5 Peace in and for said County, Do
%Se2sssssS certify the foregoing to be full and
correct copy OF the order Of the Court male the
10th dav of October, A. ID. 1858, and of the ap-
pointment OF Commissioner. l also certify that
the Commissioner, Philip s. Noon, vas sworn in
open Court to discharge faithfully the duties OF
his appointment.
IN testimony whereof have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the Court + Quarter
Sessions Of Cambria county, at EbensUrg, this
sixteenth day Of October, a. d. 1858.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Geek.
The undersigned, Commissioner, will attend TO
the duties of the above appointment at the Hotel
of john G. Given, in Jefferson, at 10 o'clock, a.
NJ, on MONDAY, the 8th day Of NOVEMBER,
1858. to continue from day to day. and sit at
such Places as may be necessary. until full m
vestigation be had, when and where al! per
sons interested may, if they see proper, attend.
PHIL S NOON, Commission CT.
Oct. 81, 185S-49;2t.
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r Fluvigorator."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-03
GEORGE ". .HIGGiNGOTHAM
SARAH \. HIGGtNB0THAM.
7 IL L
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cures almost to great too believe. 1t cures rs if
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seldom more than one bottle is required to cure
any kind of -Liser Complaint, from the worst
Jaundice or Dysl epsa to a common Londachc,
all of which are the result of Diseased Lirer
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-03

- - - - - = I - IL 4 II
the principal regula-
Y, aid when it per
the powers Of the sys-
ed. The StcmGch is al
ent on the healthy ac-
thrproI performance
the stomach Is at GauR;
and tie whole SYSTEM
Of one orgar-tLe Lie
its duty. For the dis
one # tie proprietors
in n practice Of moro
find some rem ed V
act the many Gerange-
liable.
remedy IS at last found.
with Liver Complaint
but TO Try q bottle, and
been formed Lv dis
tracing that part
active virtues of the
remove all morbid or
system. supplying in
flow Of bile, inyigor:
ing focd to digest well
giving tone and ealth
, cry, removing the eau.
. chccting a radical cure
agreeable after effects
OF Mineral Poison, that
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prevent tie food from
before retiringrrevcn
at night loosers the
cures costivcness.
each meal will cure
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Headache.
female obstruction re-
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:
Jaunaice removes a
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. short time before catin-
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worms n Children
= or sPea3ier remedy ii
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sober facts. that VIC &c
- wh!lc all who use it al
testin ony IN Is favor
of iiycr Remedies Lo'
ere are none we can S
Sanford's Invigorator,
throughout tie UnjCn.-
MY a Lircr H1rjg0ra,o
ppy results on all tho.
umerablc certificates har
t virtue Of this moGicil
standing in society Fl
sst preparation now leiC
oH9liy DcntccFGI-
bottle.
Proprictors. $50 ilCs
GEO. II. EElStE :
esale and retail aCCl1t.
prucgiste. and hN ThcE
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-03

e Messrs. Davis & Jone. hsv: the Lu
Lamps and Oil for sale ct their store on
i street. The also have decidedly the
h;gest and cheapest lot of Dry Goods,
fHeres, &c ever offered for ssse in this
fsi of woods" Give them call.
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Oct. y, IS5S:49:4t
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-T III f UNDER

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-T ii f UNDER
N signed having been appointed Auditor by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, to dis.
tribute the balance Of money in the hands of
Samuel ID. Goughenour and Jacob Good. Execu-
tors of Christian Goughenour, decd, hereby
gives notice that he will sit for that purpose at
his office, in the borough of Ebensburg, on Tues
day, the 23rd day of November next, at one
o'clock p. NJ, when and where all persons in
terested may attend.
JOHN s. riley, Auditor.
Oct 81. 1S5a:4t:47
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Sherifis Office. Ebensburg,
November s. 1858.

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE, - TBE UNDER
"A signed, to whom wcs referred back, by
the Court of Cannon Pleas of Cambria county,
his report as Auditor of the account between
Sarah Dugan, adm'x. of the estate of Hugh Du-
gan, decd, plaintiff, and John Fenlon. Esq,
surviving partner of the firm of Fenlon & Hcyer,
defendants, to hear and decide tie exceptions to
said report, hereby gives notice that he will sit
at his office, in Ebensburg, on Thursday. the
25th day of November next. at one O'Clock +.
NJ of said day. when and where all persons IN
tercsted may attend.
JOHN S. RILEY, Auditor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-03

Today is damp, cold and di'agreea-
y ,doripc warm stoves an Institution not
ts ''- ..,od at. Our weather prophets pre-
'' '" -. will have q heavy fail of snow
\" ,"'' Hone there will be sufficient snow
'a'T"S' =; 5;Dg Being an editor, of course
i' sOo1 ,,t sufficient supply of the "eedf%
7 nav, ~. nc in riding around the country on
hit we ike to see our nelghbors en-
;,c tbemselrct.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-03

F We understand that the Indiana or
:, Pike between this place and Strongstown
I,sg7 Oat Of repair and almost impassible.
.r,pp.ny having abandoned this part Of
\ rsi, it should be placed under the charge
,s. Supervisors of the different townships
| ,,.gb which it passes. This is matter
,bch large number of persons in this
| Indiana county are deeply interested
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-17
s9nR,rF,s sAyE-esfERRRAYH

HENRY s. MANN and Daniel Hunsaker VS. John r.
Gbreath. Sherii1's Office, Grant County, Wis, June
l5th, 1903. Grant Circuit Court.
cult Court Grant county, Wisconsin, to ms direc-
against the goods, catt-ls lands and tenenents OF
John r. Gbleath deft and for want of sufficient goods
and chates and by the drectioao Of the Pfhs Atlgs:
have this dag levied upon and will sell to Tie highest
bidder for cash at the house door III the village
Lan.aato., in sGid county,
On the III dag Of Aaggst, 1858,
ut o'clock afternoon of said day. all the right title
interest, and claim which the said John r. GilbTeatl
had the 10th day of APRIL 1885, any other time
thereafter TO the following described land, to wit:
Lot No. rs, in that part of the town OF Farpay as
scribed the map OF said town, being situated the
wes-half OF the northwest quarter of Section No %,
Town No l, north Of Range No2 west of the
principal meridian commencing at the southeast cor.
said lot Thence westerly along the lire OF street
north 83eg vest 45G inetThece north
iO deg l3Teet heneu cast 50teet to the northeast
cornef thence south deg,easl167feett to the place
ginning variations deg 10 min east, containing 20100
an aciellso, IN out lot No GAS described the map
SAID town. commencing at the northwest of said
LOT, thence eastl45linh thence south deg thinks
thence west 10 links, thence north }Seg a. links,
thence west IL links; thence north 242 Inks to the
place of beginning variation Sdeg l0nin obtaining
So an aereso the south. quarter Of the south
west a nortwes54o the guar or ofec 10
Town q north Of Range2 west of fourth principal Iaer-
ian containing SO less all in Grant coUI-
" Wisconsin.
The above sale viii be made to satisfy said execution
and costs rs the law directs June 10th, 1858.
BARRIER q LOWRY u WARD, Sheriff
32-6t PIhs AtPys. Grant co., Wis.
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Sherifs sale-King.

~ FORGE W RYLAND, John P. Lewis and Simon
VI E. Lewis, VS.. Ezra King. Sheriffs Office, Grant
County, Wisconsin. Grant Circuit Court.
By virtue of Fl Fa execution issued out of the Cir
cult Court of Grant county, State Of Wisconsin, in favor
Of Geo. W. Ryiand, John r Lewis and Simon f. Lewis,
Plaintiff against the goods chales lands and tenemen It's
of Ezra King Deit to directed and Delivered have
ibis day LEVIED upon the following described real estate
to wit:
E1sof N E14. N7Sof Ill ofsecon 25, Town Range
Wes all in Grant County, Wisconsin All of said prop
ery shall expose For sale at public yendue, all the
right, title and interest which the said Deft had on the
lIt day Of July, A. y. 1857, at any time thereafter
law directed at the door Of the court hoase in the
village of Lancaster, in said county Tho 10th day OF
Jay, A. ID. 1858. at O'clock ?. NJ of said day to salts
f said execution interest and costs and accruing costs
D. 1858. 4S-6t ID WARD, Sheriff.
The above is hereby adjourned till Saturday, The
9TH day of August A. D. 1865, at the place and time
ofday above. D. WARD Sheriff.
July 10th, 1858. 3-5t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-17
M PR0DATE-NANGLE.

State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss.-CountvCouYt
July Teim 1858. Present, William McGonigal judge
In the matter Of the estate of James Nange deceased
N this day came Michael Nange, the Oldest brother
W of and next of kin ofsaid deceased and fled IN tbi
court his petition PRAYING the appointment OF Preserved
Abby and Thomas Nae, administrators Of the estate 81
said deceased
And theIeunon it is ordered that The matter of said Pc
ton be heard before the judge of this court the
Monday of August A. D. 1885, at one o'clock F. M. Of
said day. And further ordered that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested by publishing this orde,
ing, in the Grant County Herald a weekly newspaper
publshedi in Lancaster, in said Grant County Dated
July 18th, 1858. WILLIAM BlcGONIGAL,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-17
What kin, i words TO Use.

Use simple, familiar AngIo-Saxon words,
in preference to those of Latin and French
origin.
The latter may seem finer and more
highsoundirg, but the former are stronger
and more expressive, and will be able to
set forth more clearly in them wha. you
have to say. If your thought is greet
one, simple words will befit ii; and if il Is
trifling or commonplace, your grand
phrases willonly make it seem ridiculous.
Father, mother, brothers sister, home, hap
piuess, heaven, sun, moon,s tars,hght, heat
10 sit, TO stand, 10 run, to stagger, are
Anclo-Saxon words; as are most OF those
used to express habitual actions, and des-
signate persons and Objects familiar and
dear to us. We may say in Latin Eng
lish, "Felicity after DIS virtue" bat "Wel
being arises from we'll doing, Saxon
EngIish-is far better wording OF the same
idea. Mark the strength expressed ant
majestic movement Of the following lines
from Byron's OBSTRUCTION ofSenncherib,
in which nearly all the words are Anglo
Saxon:
sFor the Angel of Death spread his wings the blast
Aud breathed in the OF tie foe he had pas ed;
And the eyes the sleeper waxed deadly and chill,
And their heart beat but one and forever was Stlil
The French and Latin elements OF oul
language have their place and use, o
course, and cannot be left out; but The
Anglo-Saxon should furnish the staple O
our common writing and talk How &c
Write.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-17
/. g5aYiff's Sa.Ie-Scnmidt.

Grant CIRCUIT Court,
April Term, A. d. 1888.

q Joel Allen Barber Grant Circuit Court,
vs. April Term, A. D. 1883.
Anton Schmidt and :
Elizabeth Schmidt his Foreclosure of Mortgage.
wife
MTUTICE is hereby given that by virtue eta Judgment
In rendered in said court the 10th day OF April, A.
D. 1858, in The cause wherein Joe Allen Barrier, is
Pinntiiand Anton Schmidt and Elizabeth Schmidt his
wife, are Defendants. And on authority and by the
direction Of the PITS Attorney, VIII sell at Public
yendue to the highest bidder for cash. the Sd day Of
July, A. d. 1858, O'Clock afternoon ofsaid day, al
the outward door of the court house. in the village OF
Lancaster MIGRANT County Wisconsin, all the righttite,
interest and claim, which the said defendants had at the
date of mortgage referred to in said judgments in and to
the following described premises, to wit: The easthat
of the northeast quarter Of section two, in Town
uorth of Range four west in Grant County, Wisconsin
The above sale viii be made to satisfy the sum OF
$685. 100 the adudged to be due by said defendants
said Plaintiff together with interest and costs and
accrung costs.--Dated Sheriss Office Grant County,
Wisconsin, pril 18th, A. D. 1858.
E. d. LOWRY, d. WARD, Sheriff OF
Attorney. M Grant Co.. wis.
4I-6t By ". w. WARD,
45G Under Sheriff.
The above sale is hereby adjourned till Saturday, the
3st day Of july A. D. Is 5S at the place and time
Of day above. ID. WARD, SheriH.
July 3d,l95S. B. 4w
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The Call TO Quarters.

We publish this morning the cali for a
Republican Convention in the Second
Congressional District of this State. II
is to be held at Prairie du Chen, on the
lst day of September next. The time
and place arc well chosen. As to the Sc
lection ofa candidate, we have already ex-
pressed our views, and suhioin what the
Madison Journal says upon the same top
ic:
There has been little said, as yet, in re-
the next election to represent the sturdy
Republican sentiment of this district. The
incumbent has proved faithful and aGle
representative. In point of Influence and
character, the State never had better
member in the national Congress. We
have no knowledge of his wishes for
the future, but we presume that, while he
would not decline denomination, he viii
make no effort to secure it. We observe
there is quite strong sentiment in the
Galena district, Illinois, to re-nominate his
brother, and, should the majority of the
people of this district desire TO be again
represented by Washburn, Dane County
we are certain would not object to seeing
"Cadwalla Ter stand b EEhu,''
in the next, as he stood in the last Con
gress, ready to meet the champion slavery
in whatever mode of attack they may
choose, whether in the wordy wars Of de-
bate or the more rough and violent pbysi
cal demonstrations of keitt.