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-. CINCINNATI, oHIo &.
rEtHE Winter Session of 1sssA
L menee on the 18th Of October. Isssn ssn con-
continue si2teeh weeks full and tba and
course Of Lectures will be given, o.cr,; uOfoOgh
seven hours daily, with guod opportnn,. SIX Or
tention TO practical Anatomy and with .,s ot a.
zeal facilities as the Commercial Hosn;taI Gin
The arrangement Of the Chairs viii 80,
T. E. Sr. JOHN, NJ. D. 'O''OS';
Professor q Anatomy and PaysiOaqv
J.F. JUDGE, N. D..
Professor Of Chemistry and Piermae,
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Professor Of Surgery.
C. 81. CLEVELAND, Mn
Professor Of MateSie Mediea and T1eya.,,.;-
zsa wM. SHERWOOD, n. D
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pa,6.J.
]. R. BUCHANAN, MD
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Pk.sisls,,
sfitutes Of Medicine -"a H.
JOHN KING, ND.
Professor of ObSetries and Diseases OF FL
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R. H. FAR III An,
Attorney at Law, General Land Agent,
AND DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS.
Office, lst door north of the o. s. Land Office,
LECOMPTON, KANZAS.
4 IL LAND WARRANTS sold at nv Office
"A are purchased from well known Eastern
Banking Houses, and will in every instance, be
fully guaranteed in all respects. and without linn
it as to time.
Pre-emptors will bearin mind that all guarantees
of Land Warrants should extend to the issuance
Of the Patents thereon; the entries of lost or
stolen or defective Warrants will not be detected
the General Land Office, until they taken up for
patenng, which will not be under three years from
the time of location.
l am also prepared to enter $4,000 acres of land
on time, for actual settlers
Refer to L. D. BAILEY, Emporia.
LeeOmpton, Kanzas, June 12-3m
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Law Office
JOHN M. coE.

= A TTORNEY AT LAW. will practice in all
N the District Courts and in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. He has had long expe.
rience in pre-emption practice in another STATE,
and will give special attention to all cases in the
Land Offices.
Referenees,-Any lawyer of standing in WiseOn.
sin. The Professors of the Yale College Law
School. Office in the Collamore Building, Law
renee, Kanzas.
N. B.-Mr. C. is NOTARY PUBLIc.
Oct 81. Sly
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Special Notice,

THOSE persons who have LAND or CLAIMS
i to sell, viii be sure to find purchaser bv
registering them at my Office, l in receipt OF
numerous letters of inquiry with regard to land
and claims. have sold more than twenty claims
within the last six weeks
mayl-tf E. P. BANCROFT.
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400 ACRES GOOD LAND, both timber and
fOO prairie in Township ls. Range IL, for
sale cheap. Title perfect
500 ACRES in Township 19. Range II, with
improvements
leo ACRES with Improvements. in Township
l9, Range 10.
The above land is situated from two to six miles
from Emporia, in the midst of thriving comrnJ1-
nity. A portion of this land VIII be withdrawn
from market, If not sold soon.
For particulars enquire of
E. p BANCROFT,
iunel2-sf Real Estate Agent.
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MILL FOR SALE.

TNHE excellent Steam Saw Mill of Parham &
L Phelps, situated in Empora, is offered for sale
on reasonable terms. The Mill is eligibly situated
and capable of doing good business. The coun-
try around furnishes an abundance of good timber
and the demand for lumber is constant and In
creasing. Two acres of land and good dwelling
house adjoining, will be sold with it. Apply to
r. PARHAM, or P. B. PLUMB, at The News
Office, Emporia. May 22-tf.
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L. M EY r
To Claim Hunters!

Z WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
all who are in search OF claims. to my series of
Plats, showing all pre-enpted land: also, all that
has been fled on. By consulting these, you will
save days, and often weeks of labor. l shall have
them posted frequently at the Land Office.
may1-H E. P. BANCROFT.
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J. D. & G. II. WALKER. PRorRIrposs
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Passing through Bloomington, Twin Mound, Bu,.
lingame, and Quincy.
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year Communications for subscription. ., s.'
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AMRRoTYPESi

Great Reduction in Price.
THE finest and most beautiful l-9 size Ambro-
4 types, OF unequaled delicacy of tone and finish,
with a good case, can be had at the picture rooms
of j. Bowls, Lawrence, for One Dollar All other
sizes of pictures in proportion.
Perfect Satisfaction guaranteed or no CHARGE.
The subscriber feels confident that in thus redu-
cling the price of pictures he is only doing what
the times demand, and earnestly hopes that all
good and honest traders and tradesmen will reduce
their high prices at least much as will allow their
customers and friends dollar to spend for good
Lawrence, Kanzas. MAY Is. 1850. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
FRIDAY, JULY 9, Is
A Candid Mind.

There Is nothing sheds 50 fine light upon
the human mind as candor. II was called
'rhHeHo', by the ancicnis, for its purity and
beauty; and II has always had the esteem
due to the most admirable Of the virtues.
However little sought for or praciiccd. all
do It the homage OF their praise, and all feel
the power and charm Of i,s influences. The
man whose opinion makes the deepest mark
upon his fellows; whose influence l. most
lasting and cfEcicnt, whose friendship is in.
siiuciivcly sought, where all others have
proved aithlcss, is not the man Of brilliant
parts, or hatt,ring tongue, or splendid
genius, or commanding power; but be whose
lucid candor and ingenious truth transmit
the hearts real feeling, pure and wiibou,
rciraciion. There are other qualities which
are moro snowy, and other traits that have
higher places in the world. code Of honor,
but none wear better OF gather less tarnish
by use, or claim deeper homage in tha,
silent reverence which the mind must pay 10
virtue. A. It is the mos, beautiful. 50 It Is
the safes, OF moral virtues None fall into
few mistakos-nonc dGkcn and delorm
themselves with - little hlscho5d and
wrOns-none 50 free from the pain Of doing
wrong as those who walk amid the piiiall,
and miasms, passions and errors. VI our
tainted life, clothed habi,ually with candor.
The nrc and tomoly union Of prudence and
principle. Of iirmncss and forbcaranec. Of
truth and zeal. Of carncs,ncss Of feeling
and discrimination OF view, is to be found
only In minds pcr,alcd ani enlarged hy
candor. 10 love, aud TO seek in all thing,
tho iruth-io choose before All the solicin.
iions Of passion, or the power of prejudice,
or the force of public opinion, or the claims
Of in,ere,, or power. whatever Is rich, or
true 10 believe at every juncturc OF cNpc.
rencc or thought, tha, nothing is - good
or desirable, or Trustworthy as truth To
seen, the truth amid all the unpopular DE-.
sui'es which too often di'fsurc 1, in this
worIi-ilg mus, be safest and bcsi, what.
ever We may think Of it, IL God really rcign',
aul there be an eternal distinction between
Truth and Fal.ehood, Right and Wrong.
In nothing have men - vital an interest as
in truth. Nothing should We 50 earnestly
strive to get, or hold fast when obtained.
" Buy the truth, and sell !, not"
lGrccn Leaves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

10 MAKE GLuE FROM OLD LEATHER. j..
II. johnson, Of London, has obtained pa.
tent for preparing old leather ,craps to rem
der them ft 10 be made into glue. The
leather is fret chopped into small pieces and
thoroughly washed, then placed in watts
where it is digcsted with a potash or soda.
1t is taken out, after few hours, and sub
jcctcd to pressure, and again immersed in a
rtronger alkaline solution for some hours,
which processes remove all the ,annic acid.
1t is now taken out and washed well with
water, aud submitted to q steep Of very
weak sulphuric acid for twcn,y.iour hours,
to remove all the coloring matter. This be.
ing accomplished, it is again submitted to a
weak alkaline solution Of the carbonate Of
sodo, then washed in water, and is ft to be
made into glue by the common process.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
Spare the Bids

Meeting Dr Heunicl,t the other day in
that Paradise oi bird. vhsrr neither cat nor
boy dare iuirude-Pr5lcss5r Hirtland's gar.
dsn-l was tempted 90 remind him Of his
rl.A ior tba birds IN the Prairie Farmer
1, iAsh,cu said by one Of our most learned
writers, that insects annually destroy crops,
in these United States, Of the value Of a,
least twenty millions Of dollars, and this e.
innate IS believed % bc Car below the reali-
ty, and ezcp, our hope Of relief through
meteorological or elemental influences, we
have scarce any dependence FOR checking
the increase ot the countless swarms Of de-
strueiiyc insects save the birds, and the few
prydlecous insects themselves; and these
latter we are full as apt 10 sacrifice TO our
ignorance, a. We are thu birds in our mista-
ken prejudice.
That most Of our small birds feed largely
on insects, is beyond dispute and tha, just
about in proportion to the decrease Of birds
has been the Increase OF our insect enemies,
many have asserted, and those best inform
ed fully believe.
In evidence Of ihi. le, Us watch a pair OF
our smallest and mos. sociablo and eonfling
biris-the common wT5n-and see how Of
ten and how loaded with insect carcasscs
they arrive a, the nest. See, too, the heavy
burden Of worms which the blaekbrd, FOL
loving the furrow. bears - his grcsdy or.
'Irng. And, yet, on soms silly Tretenec,
yOu suffer yOUr boys to break up the nest Of
the eha:,crcr, and you remorsely shcot down
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

TuE Low 90 llouE. II is only shallow.
minded prcicndcrs who either make di-,in-
sui'hcd origin a matter Of personal merit,
or ohscur, origin a matter Of personal rc-
proach. lAunt and scoflins at the humble
condition Of carly lie affect nobody in
America but those who are foolish enough
% indulge in them, and they are generally
sufficiently punished by public rebuko. \
man who is no, ashamed of himself, need
not b. ashamed Of his early condition. IL
did not happen TO me TO be born in log
cabin but my elder brothers and sisters
were born in los.cabn, raised among the
snow drifts Of New Hampshire, at period
- early, that when the smoke fr.i rose from
It's rude chimney. and curled over the frozen
hills, there was no similar evidence of a
white mans habitation between IL and the
settlements on tho rivers Of Canada.
IT, remains still exist. mako /, an an
nual visit | carry my children 70 it, to
teach thcm the hardship- endured by the
generations which have gono before them.
love TO dwell on ihc tender rccollcc,ion..
the kindred ties, the early affections, and
the touching narratives aud incidents which
minslc with all know Of this primitive
family abode. | weep to think that none
of those who inhabited 1t are now among
the living and it ever am ashamed oi H.,
or II ever fail in aG,ctonatc ycncra,ion for
him who reared IL, aud defended il against
siaso violence and destruction, cherished
all the domestic virtues beneath il. roof,
aud. through the Ere and blood Of seven
years revolutionary war, shrunk from no
danger. no toll, no sacrifice. to serve his
country, and to rais' his children 10 a con.
dition better than his own, may my name,
and the name Of my ro'tcri,y, be blot,ed
forever from the memory Of mankind
webster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

lIooD oN llrDRoPATnY. 1t has been our
good fortune. since, reading Coleridsc on by.
d.opathhy, to see sick drake avail itself
Of the "eold water cure, at the dispcnsary
in St. James Park. First, wading in, he
took Fuss bad" then he took " Sitz
bad" and then. turning bis curly tail ho
took "Koph bad" Lastly, ho rose al.
most uprish, on his latter end, and made
such triumphant tapping with his wings
that we really expected he was going to
shout {" Pries'Hii= Jorrp!" Bu, no such
thing. lie only SAID Qu0ek! quaek
9uaok :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09

Tho agricultural department of the JET
fersonian suggests that chestnut horses
should be fed ON horse-eheslnuts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

AWthe arts uul stitrrcs VCfiainiug o. h'e. sfc
q 'u-rt ilksI together, aud ace Intimately Cuu,,l
ed with Az gtlCutufy.-AeEtCULA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-09
PARIS, ME-,

Of the land. to rid themselves Of the annoy
anoc o! these bird-killers.
Working Farmer.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-10

- StiNSC, AJOli4ihS ASN
SeWkirk and Ephraim Crum, one of said
~H9g thereon erected two-story frame
'1a frame Stable, now in the occupancy
= Ann zerby.
H. IN Execution, and to be sold at the suit
i-SsStine iSStin Nalsey ct. al.
yy-An the right, title and interest Of
n. A9aylor, Of, in and to two lots of ground
\, "a the Forks of the Ebonsburg and Phil
a3d n Dry Gap Roads, Clearfeld township
nd TW23gnty, W3!I.y adjoining lots of Daniel Ltzin-
III ~ D William Ivory. fronting on the aboTc
|sr,,.1q ,"'aq, = and having thereon erected two
fs f'A A Tavern Stand and frame Stable, now
|cupancy Of Augustine Weakland.-
,sr Plank House and Blacksmith Shop, il
sssnE5 TnE5Sncy OF James Kaylor and Sylveste
I,ns, a = Execution, and to be sold at the sui
4IS9s Kennedy ct. al.
blew sCAA a, the right, title and interest c
at..' Us.l' OF, IN and to a piece or parcel {
aty G:e q: IN Clarified township, Cambri
''o'ning lands Of John Carl, havin
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-10

A UDITOR'S NGTICE.--NOTICE is HERE
N by given that the undersigned having been
appointed Auditor to apportion the funds IN the
hands of George Litzinger, executor OF Leonard
Litzinger, deceased, amongst the heirs and lie gal
representatives af said deceased, Will SIT at MS
office in the borough of Ebensburg,o on Wednesday
tho oath dav of November next, at one O'Clock
P. NJ. when and where all persons interested
may attend. JOHN >. RdE1, Au0iVor'
Oct Of IS5S:4t:49
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-10
Auxvays Ready for Application.

ADHESIVE ON PAPER, CLOTH. LEATHER,
FURNITURE, PORCELAIN CHINA, MAR
BILE, OR GLASS:
EEOR manufacturing Fancy Articles Toys etc,
Il ithas no superior, not only possessing greater
strength than any other known article bee eue fb aSe
heres more qulJN'y q5 - F,Us
Within the last three years upwards OF go ,Q00
bottles of this justly celebrated LIQUID GLoh :L
have been sold, and the great convenience which
has nroved in every case has deservedly secured
for it demand which the manufacturer has found
it, at times, difficult to meet; acknewledsed by
all who have used it, that Its merits arc lr "9ote
any similar article or imitation ever offered te
tho public. ,.,.,c:,,, II
serue-ihe liable NcRea,s Cete'Tatea L'q'''A
che the Great Adhesire.'' Take no other.
! TWENTY FIVE CENTS A BOT1LE:
Manufactured and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by
WM C. McREA, Stationer.
No. 9O7 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
az- Liberal inducements offered to persons de
sirous of selling the above article.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-10
Z II u

I Ill E
lnEAI EEAyGIEIEEs
So long Unsuecessfully Sought,
FOUND AT lAST!!
EoR IT REST RES PERMANENTLY
IL Gray Hair to its original col'r; covers lux
uriantly the bald head; removes all candruh,
itching and scrofula, scald head, and all crup-
tions; makes the hair soft, altly and Slcssy
and will preserve it to any inagn able age; ic-
moves as if by magic, all uUtolos, &c. M
the face. and cures all L,macia aId EolNtLs
headache. See circular aDd tie following.
| Dover, \. H..Feb. >, 1857.
Prof. o. j. WOOD & co. Gents: Within
| few days we have received many orders and
calls for Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative.
| that to-day we were compelled to send to Boston
| for a quantity. (the dozen you forwarded all
being sold y while we might order quantity
| from you. Erey bottle We mare sold seems 10
hare produced three or four netr customers, and
the appreciation and patronage 1t receives flom
the most substantial and worthy citizens of our
vicinity, fully convinces us that 1t is A MOSI
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
| Send us as soon may be one gross 81 size,
and one dozen 81 size and believe me yours,
very respectfully, ..,,,,,
; Hickory Grove, st. Charles Co Mo-,
q Nov. 10, 1856.
| Prof. D. III. W OOD-DeaT OH OOiie tiiiiS
:, last summer, we were induced to use some OF
r, your Hair Restorative, and its effects
o Wonderful, we deem it our duty TO you and the
y | afflicted, to report 1t.
! &c Our little sons head for some time had been
= perfectlv covered with sores, and some called 1t
u scald- head The hair almost entirely came oil
in consequence, when friend, seeing his suiier,
ings advised us to use your restorative We Gld
- so. with little hopes Of success; but, to cur sur
r. prise and that of all friends. very few ap
Dy nications removed the disease entirely, and a
is new and luxuriant crop of hair oon started out.
OF and we can now say that our boy has as healthy
u scalp. and as luxuriant a crop of hair, as any
by other child We can therefore, and do hereby
at recommend your Restorative as perfect reIhedy
es- for all diseases of the scalp and hair.
'ne We are. yours respectfully,
in GEORGE w. W.HIGGlNBOTHAM.
SARAH \. HIGGlNBOTHAM.
. Gardiner, Maine. June %, 1855.
Prof O. J. Wood-Dcar Sir: L have used
two bottles of Professor Woods Hair restorative
and can truly say it is the greatest discovery o
the age for restoring and changing the Hair
Before using it l man of seventy Nj.
hair has now attained its original color. 10
| can recommend it to the world without the leas
fear. as nv case is one of the worst kind.
e. Yours respectfully,
DANIEL y. MURPHY.
2 O.J. WOOD & CO.. Proprietors, 3l2 Broad
,,or- way. n. Y, in the great \. y WIRE hsliin
I'nr Establishment. and la Market St, st. Loui
lnr, Mobile, and
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-10

A UDITOR'S NOTICE, - TBE UNDER
N 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, dcc'd, plaintiff. and John Fenlon, Esq,
surviving partner of the firm of Fenlun u Heyer,
defendants, to hear and decide the exceptions to
said report, hereby gives notice that ne VIII 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
terested may attend.
JOHN S. riley, Auditor.
Oct. 81, 1S59:49:4t
UDITOR'S NOTICE.-T II E UNDER
"A signed having been appointed Auditor by
the Orphans Cour. of Cambria county, to dis
tribute the balance of money in the hands o
Samuel d. Goughenour and Jacob Good, E1ecu
tors of Christian Goughenour, decd, hereby
gives notice that he will sit for that purpose
his office, in the borough of Ebensburg, on Tues
day, the 23rd day of November next, at on
o'clock P NJ, when and where all persons II
tcrested may attend.
Oct...2T, 195S:4t:47
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T IL Il
LIVER TiIV!.l..!ss. a. TOR ::

cures almost to great too |
by magic, eren the tfrSt do
seldom more than one bot
any kind of Lirer Comp
Jaundice or Dyspepsia to
all of which are the resul
The Liver is one OF
tors of the human bcd-es
forms its functions wellA
tenn are fully develop
most entirely depend g
ton of the Liver for
Of its functions. When z
the Sowcls arc at fault,
suffers in consequenceG
er-having ceased to do
eases Of that organ,ct
have made it his study
than twenty years, to-
wherawith to couuter-G
ments to which it is .
To prove that thisCs
any person troubled
in any ofits forms, hash
conviction is certain.
5 a compound h a s;
$ solving gums and ex-'
which is soluble for theh
medicine. These gumsf
= bad from the stomach. ,
their place a healthy
ting the stomach, caus-
purifying the blood,
: to the whole machin-,
ses Of the disease. ands
z without any of the dis,
felt by using CalomelI
is usually restored to.
One dose after eat
lieve the stomach and
D rising and souring.
~ Only one dose taken
" nightmare.
= Only one dose taken
~, ~ bowels gently, q n d
- One dose taken after
he Dyspepsia
ii' UOue dose or two
m ways relieve Sic k
~ ~ One bottle taken fol
= moves the cause Of tht
rod perfect cure.
I ol1 Only one dose i'm
',iu ! lie, while one dose of
" cure for Cholera MOI
:. of Cholera.
- One dose taken ofte'
renee of bilious attack:
70 painful feelings.
''a Only one bottle
the system the effect
sickness.
, ny One bottle taken f
yellowness or unnat1
"a One dose taken
'' gives vigor to the app
gest we'll.
One dose often
mic DiarIhGa in
summer and bow ell cC
the first dose.
\ One or two do:
n by worms, while
- there is no surer, sa
the world, as it ne
There is no exagS
S,OO ments, they are pl.
t, 90 give evidence to pro
4 90 giving their unanlm
- 90 A. l,,,n1