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5fleoidaes.
The Wonder Of the Age

4 NJ. LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
20 COVERY Which is purely reqetable
Preparation, fer tie purifying Of the blood, Civ
ing vgor to the Liver, stomach and bowels. and
cxlelling from the system al MOI bid matter. and
substituting in its stead heaIthtul activity thro'
ali the functions of life.
HOW II WAS DISCOVERED.
In the fall of 1854. a daughter Of Mr.. Lindsey
was suffering from malignant attack Of Can
crun OIls (Canker Of the Inouth.) She had re-
Vioosiy been prUsrated by tic attacks Of DTs-
ehtary, inflammation of he Lungs and Hectic Sc
Ner. successfully. which resulted in tie above ma
meu disease III ITS worst form. Her conditil
was most deptoraoe-her mouth aud cheek we're
literally rotten-the attending physician pIo-
bounced the case hopeless one Everythint in
aicated a speedy and horrible drath--a death of
rotting out OF life! At this critical iunctnre. Mr.
Lindsey prepared a compound for the purpcse Of
allevating, possible, the pains OF the little suffer
er. She Was made to use ii freely, and In a short
time, to his delightful establishment. there
very perceptible change E,r tie better
The mouth began to put on bright and healthy
appearauce-the foul breath became sweet-the
appetite was restored, and the child seemed 70
partlke Of new and fresh life.
Hope was inspired, and the use OF tie COM
pound was faithfully continued, the result Of
which, with the blessing Of God, was Ler oom-
plete restoration. She is now perfectly healthy !
From this circumstance, Mr. Lindsey was lei to
prepare with greater care and cxactness. what
had so astonishly cured his child, and continued
his experimental efforts until lie succeeded in
bringing to perfection his Great Remedy for
Blood h3purity-siuce which time its effects have
been almost miraculous. Hundreds upon huut-
reds, by II, have been sna.ched from an untime-
ly grave and restored to the sweets of health and
the endearmcnts Of friends. The young and old
have tested its saving powers and sing aloud its
virtues. Say they--'att,i using Lindsey's I'm
proved Blood SeaFcher, we ftlt as if 4 new lif.
stirring veins, and under God we owe t.
it more than worls can express.
OF it's valuable effects. The few testimonials that
follow show that is deserve dly syl,d the Great
est Discovery O, THIS or any other age
J. n. LINDSEY.
Hollidaysburg, Blair county. Pa.
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WNIs.
MARGARET ". O'DONNELL

II IvFR COMPLAINT CURED BY LIND
EL SEY'S IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER
Bar county, ss.-Personally appeared before
me- one Of the Justices of the Peace in and for
Blair county. George Kopp. who, being dnly
sworn according to law. doth depose and say -
Ewo years ago was afflicted with pain between
the shoulders, almost constant cough, loss of APP
petite, chills. nightsweats. and very subject to
take colds l. at length, became weak that
could hardly walk my physician done me no
good. Sometime last fall commenced taking
Lin3Sey's !r,nrcro1 3l;o6 Sea-c5C-. and bY the
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Mlisfellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS,
z f NJ @ Y A L..

TIE undersigned having removed to the new
iiG---y two doors west of the old stand, would
eIpsot{riiy inf2r.n his customers and the public
sneaally, est hs hasl ately added to his former
sDrlly CT Goods, aad keeps constantly on hand
full supply Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, Carpetn,
rer's tccls, Smiths tools. Nails, full supply Of
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast holicw-ware constantly on hand
Also, copper and tin Groceries, wholesale
and retail
sold.
Goods will le sold at the very lowest prices in
exchange for Cash or Country Produce.
f. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, March Is, 1855.
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HeEATTY's ARABIAN HORSE 0TYTWFI-

EeEATTY'SA ARABIAN HORSE OTYTNFyr
-as Is waT"Lt,d to cure IL every instance :
used according 20 directions. Ru.bcrc. Srayir
and }! Int. or any other caTlous or hard INN.
1t does rot Ike ''c1re ais # the prcssr.. 5sr
pTftss TO cure ali III to wlich man and lso1
are Aelr to, hut viii most assureily cure tie sfs
and remove all hlenishcs resuI:iag. such :,
Jumps. call sites, &c. It accomrlisles Its c-rrs
ny PENETRATING the pores ana converting the tu.
isChargca through the SKIN without rsraoyiT-
The hair
Manufactured and sod by James Il. Ges.,v
md also at tie Drug Store Of DR.. Wn. II N
Won and At the store Of THOMAS DEvINE
Eb-n>Lurg. P.. Tiap "a.
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NEW BLACK sMxTH SHOP.

tfNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
u citizens of Ebensburg and the vicinity that
nc has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occu-
pied by Michael McCague, where he intends to
carry on the BLACKSMITHING in all its branch
es. Persons en;rusting work 10 his care can rest
assured that it will bt promptly attended to and
at moderate rates. he would also, inform the
citizens that the business Of HORSE SHUEING
viii be suPerintended by himself personally.-
Owners CT valuable horses will not be under the
necessity OF sen ding their stock To a neighboring
village, as his experience in this line is widely
Know. ISAAC SINGER.
Eoensourg, pr 1856
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Hollidaysburg, Blair county, /
e z Il T T. q 4 T = e

PattouyiIIe, Bedford CO., Pa, Oct, IA, '57.
Mr. j. NJ. Linpsey.
Dear SIR - was severely afflicted with rheu-
matlsui tor whole year-l..nc months cf which
was not able ~ leave my bed when hearing
ui the wonderful effects u your Improved Bl o.
oearcher, determined to procure syue O! II ana
give 1t tar trial. Alter using three bottles l
was able to walk around again as Usual, and an.
now wholly cured. / can recommend IL T. all
who similarly afflicted, and believe it is al4t
claims to be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SHAFFER
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A BBEsPERATE CASE OF AoUE Am
"a Dyspepsia entirely cured by the ~ |.
Lindsey Improved blood S,arcLer.''
Dta'r c03l'rty. SS Personally appea,aabs.
ne, the subscritor. one Of the justices of y,
Peace, IN and for said county. John Moran NJ
oein2 duiy sWcrn according 10 laN doth lsro
and say thst, IN the springof 1856, was :;
tim to that worst u Clseascs-dyspe,5sia. ana -
IN lss worst form. bly, appetite was ccn1pI,.1,
gone, and When, II order 10 preserve life. ~
iUTce myself To swallow moutlful cf f,,5
stomach would Immediately luatl, II -r5 - . 's
forth with the spittie. had also been 80: "
from the Ague; each attack las.iu- ~
months out Of the twelve, SO that VII - i''Le
and dyspepsia, was reduced IS tbS,,,,,. @e's
recovery; l thought must die NV ,5,. I'M. cLa
could dc me 10 good Such Vas my -: - ..'<n
%htli MI Lindsey supplied me with 80,
his Improved Blood Searcher, asss-i-- - @ q
would work a cure. / commenced ia 59-et ne u
Gut !tJe confidence, but in one We q. r.; ".A
great was ITS restorative powers. four] ~, :. -
petite to return, my stomach received n - .F-
so that l could eat anything without -Ra So, '-5
est Inconvenience, and befure its bcal;rr -;
the ague ted as rom charm nor have -
troubled with agUe or dyspepsia since. 80
a better state Ct hr.l lth than had done e. sr.:
years het,rc; l am strong and hrar.v. and : -
confident tlat, under the blessing Of Ccs -.
/ al t. the Invaluable Improved Bloa5 Ses-a.t
believe It not TO lie only q sure remedy -.
but an infali5le ETe5e5ttatire, and, as sucf
| would recommend it to all whose business L.
/ its or residences, expose them to this drs.s.-l
/ pest OF humanity. DysPeT sia cannut stay 4fs.,
/ the Improved Blood Searcler is properly -
/ | feel 1t my duty TO point all who suifer !. ti;.
! all healing medicine
(Signed-) JOHN moran
/ Sworn aud subscribed this 18th dav Of W--l
A.1'-' 1891 JOHN COX, JP.
/ FOR SALE BY
R"be't Davis. Thomas Deyine. Etensi vrr.
( /. Moore. Carrol.ton Wn. z. Hughes. Jet=,rs-n
q. 5 Chri~ty. J. K. Hite, Johnstown.
/ Nov. As 1857:26n.
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HoteIs, &t.
LOGAN HOUSE.
CORPORAL JOHN KIEFPGa,

"OULD respectfully inform his old friends
w and the travelling public that he mas leae.
e>i tbs Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and ia pre-
pared to entertain al who may favor him with
their patronage il unobjectionable style.
Tho HOUSE hrs been newly furnished thio'-
out il style not surpassed BY any establishment
II the interior Of the State. lis TABLE " i'll
always be supplied 7-ith all the substantials and
dslicacies of the season, and attended By atten-
tive servants. In word, no pains will be spared
- make the Logan first class houee, and moth
Ing will lie left un6o2e to render its guests Gem
Portable and happy.
Tie STABLES, which are extensive, will te
attended by honest and faithful hostlcrs.
RESThURANT.-The basement is occuried
IS a RESTAURANT, whero meals will be served UP
at all hours OF the day. together with oysters.
wild game, fish and all the delecacies and refresh
neuts Of the season. JOHN KIEFFER,
June 4, 1856.-32tf
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John HE'Eeoge

Mannfaoturer and Desler 81 ell Kinds Of Cigar.
suuH, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. noatgom-
cry st'' hOiIisdaysburg, Pa.
roustantly on hand, fine and we'll selected
~ stock Of Spanish. and half Spanish cigars.
Sc tie lowest possible prices All articles sold at
J'.s est4t!is'-ent ere HcarYaBted 10 be What .bsy
49, rsi.,ese1t=i.
sv-1..>
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Fountain run.

Fountain INN.
TIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
AID the public generally that he has again taken
possession o'the we'll known tavern stand 81 Fouf.
tain IrD." situated on the turnpike in Blair's
Gap, where ne will all times be prepared to
Yait on his friends and customers.
Thankful for past favors, he can assure the
people Of Cambria and Blair connties, that no
pains will be spared TO gain merit Of their pat
ronaSe..
Feb. {. 1867.
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4 DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER AND
IA BAkBhh'S ITCH, cureu 10y the Use ol
L.nlsey's Blood Seurcher. /, the uu-cIsisIcd
some time IN last Marcn, was severely affiI, tel
with what VA. pronounced by my physicians t.
be Certain kind Of letter and B,4 Lcr's Itch
My condition Of the greatest misery nv
aCe WAS almost nstantly IuiuIug NTH tue tout
corruption that escaped from Tie tubeTcies. b.
which It was almost completely covered. Al 81
being undtr tlc care oI my pnysicIanS for uer
Two A0-ths, without the Ieas5 Uenett L was i'll
duce,l to make a trial OF LluI!s:y's BlUUJ Seargfl-
er, and the result that III using one UUtte ard
4 ha.f found a perfect cure. / may also say
that | eagerly tired whatever was recUmmeuctl u
a cure. SIch was my wretcheduess that
even resorued 20 tie dangerous experiment ol
pouring pure creUsote my face ami neck bur
al to no purpose-the Blood SearcLcr was thy.
first and only thi--g that dt me any good. As u
blood purifier /: Is Inequalled, aud l have great
reason to'be grateful tnat / ever made a trial Of
its healing virtues, auG l cCutiGeutl y recommend
t to any who may suffer from letter OF any 9th
er disease arising from an impure state Of the
blood. JOHN DELEuUNT.
Hollidaysburg, Ia, July 20, 1857.
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q esy Clocks, " saseGes s. sew ei.'y
THE subscriber hereby pro
claims TO the inhr' itantS OF - IL
Johnstown and the surrounding --sz<safz2sA
country that he has just returned frcm New York
with the larGert and hest assortment #
CLOCKS. WATCHES & JEWELRY
ever brought in their midst, which he knows he
can ant will sell cheape. than any dealer in the
town or county.
His cheap Breast Pins, hitherto sold at 81. will
now be sold at 5 80; such as were sold at 81 ,25
are now offered at 81 .62a, &c.
His fine plated Ear Drops, which were sold at
Sl.75 are sold at 81 rs others held at ) 81
VIII be sold 81 90, and AL other articles of his
sold stock remaining on hand will be disposed of
at like discount. Ills new stock consist in part
of
98 silver hunting case Levre Watc
Is cases richest style of Clocks;
$50 Breast Pins; l20 Ear Drops;
200 Finger Rings, together with variety OF
shirt studs, Wrist and Neck Buttons, Gold Pens
and Holders, Fob and Guard Chains and many
minor articles toD numerous to mention.
lie has also added number of new and impor-
tant implements TO his already large collection OF
tools, whereby he is enabled to execute work ith
greater dispatch and less cost.
Thankful for past favors and haping for con-
tinuance of the same, he trusts that his friends
will not forget the one priced store of
JOSEPH G. HOLMES.
Main street, sign Of the big Watch.
ebruary IL, 1867.
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sneoieiines.

use OF two bottles was perfectly cured =,
TO recommend it to all who suffer from L.
eases, gensTai debility, loss of appetite arI ' y
or diseases arising from impurity cf the JooSS "a
l would net like TO do without it. l copsiGa. :,
an excellent family medicine. Il
(Signed.) GEORGE KOpo
!. d. 1857, Before me. 1'4'c'r
Aote-AIr. Kopp is 4 resident of Fraphs,,--
ami Is well known 10 tie titizens Of EIs;r
EedtoI! Counties as man Of excellent c}sr,e.~> =
and influence. ''-''
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4 y INTERESTING CASE OF SCROFULA
IA cured bY one bottle OF LiudScy's Blood
Searcher.-ThIs certIfea that about one year acc
our little son aged four years, most sorely al
hicted with what the physicians pronounced 10 be
scrofula, and was treated accordingly for nearly
year, but without the slightest benefit. His
eyes were running thin watury humor almost
constantly, which would encTust his ewes be, oud
the power Of opening them until they were wash
ed and cleaned by soap and water. About the
same time an abscess formed just below the groin
which in due time broke and commenced a dis
charge. which was found inn ossibe to dry up or
heal-the bed woul6 be very much stained and
the clothing of the child perfectly sickening in
single nights time. Af'eI having the attentions
of a physician for so lous tine, aud find ng tie
child to be getting worse, determined 10 try
the effects of Mr.. Lindscy's Blood Searcher This
was in last March-and before two weeks had
passed away the change was manifest and | am
happy TO say that in the use of SINGLE BOT
TIE our little boy, as been restored perfectly to
health. We cannot speak too highly of this in
valuable medicine. IL should be in tverv family
none should be without it. As purifier 0
lood it is beyond all price +
DANIEL BOLLlNGER.
Hollidaysburg, rs, July %, 1857.
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s'gAUFFER s. HARLEY.

tJOIu L CHS, VIII I 6uCII duu IoIIkUI uUI-
der L 90
Gold Finger Rings S71 cts to $50; Watch
Glasses, plain l24 cts, Patent l84 cts, Lunet
25 other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they sold for, 1C~On hand
some Gold and Silver Levers and Lepines still
lower than the-above prices.
STAUFFER & HARLEY
Sept. 80, 1851 47-ly.
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JOHN PARkE'S
JO,Ihsioxn Marble 3vGr

Franklin Street. neSrly opposite the new lIe,L
dist Church JohustUwu, u.
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A DESPERATE CASE OF AGUE an,
"a Dyspepsia entirely cured by the ~ ~ !,
Lin'sey's "lmproYcd Blood s, arcLer'
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98 silver hunting case Levre Watc'
Is cases richest style of Clocks;
rOn D-o,-r Dr.. 1On t. D--s-
oACsE RsANUEACp0RY.

Main street, sign Of the big Wa
ebruary IL, 1867.
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q e.v CIocEs, watches s JewsIry

Nay 7, 1856. 28-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-28

r Probably before the next number
# the Herald Of Freedom goes to press, the
.1itor will be on his way East, to visit
ii, old friends in Pennsylvania, and to
close up important pecuniary transactions
which have been neglected for the past
four years. Heretofore he has felt that he
could not be spared, for even few weeks,
rom his post; but now, when freedom is
triumphant, and the destiny of Kansas is
fully established, a short time among
loved friends, who have done much to
encourage him by their confidence through
tines of personal peril, as well as during
villainous attacks upon his character, will
not interfere with business at home.
During the editors absence, several
friends who have occasionally contributed
to enrich our columns, have promised to
write for US. Miss HEATH has agreed to
look after local items, and will be pleased
to receive such assistance in that way as
our friends are disposed to furnish. We
shall endeavor to keep our readers advised
Of our whereabouts, and if our time is
not too much absorbed with other mat
terS, will try and furnish several articles
which have been suggesting themselves
TO US for long time, but have been de-
lsyed from a want of physical energy to
prepare them. We shall expect to be at
our post by the frst of October, in time to
cast vote, il any shall bs given, for
members Of the next Legislature.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-28
Fort Scott ". othsr Towns

The reader knows very well the en-
barrassments which surrounded Fort Scott
during the late difficulties. They were
sufficient to have crushed the very exist
ence out of place of less energy and
recuperative power. The streams of en-
igration were all cut off from US, while
the population that was amongst us was,
to painful extent, driven out. The few
who had money, sent it to the State for
safe keeping. Here and there only could
a man be found bold enough to put up
more buildings, to run the risk of fire from
men within and without the town. And
yet in defiance of these embarrassments,
we have put up more buildings than al
most any town in Kansas, during the
winter and present summer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-28
From the Fort Scott Democrat

Ed. HERALD OF FREEDoM:-Ata an anti
Lecompten meeting, held at Wyandott,
in July last, resolution was adopted,
highly complimenting, Hon. VIM. Weer,
late q. S. District Attorney, for his prompt
cooperation with us in arranging the pro-
gramme for conducting the election on the
Conference bill, before his successor, A. G.
Davis, was qualified to act" and broadly
insinuating that the people of Kansas are
entirely indebted to Mr.. Weer's prompt
cooperation with us'' for fair election.
While we have an appreciative sense of
the prompt and patriotic services rendered
by Mr.. Weer while member of the Board,
and while we have no sentiment in COM
mon with the Administrators Kansas
policy, we, Notwithstanding, cannot refrain
from expressing our highest appreciation
of the conduct of Gov. Denver, Secretary
Walsh and District Attorney Davis, in the
management of the recent election.
The laudable spirit of fairness and i'm
partiality manifested by these gentlemen,
in appointing Judges, establishing pre-
cincts, counting returns of election, &c 4,
iusti6es us in ascribing to them large
Share of the honor and credit which may
attach to the Board, for the fair, quiet and
peaceful manner in which the obsequies
Of the overgrown tyrant-Lecomptonism
were performed.
G. w. DEITZLER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
G. w. BABCOCK,
President of the Council.
Lawrence, Aug. 23, '58.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-28
SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK, AT
AUCTION!!
Judicial Notice.
THE TERRITORY OF KANsAs,)
Third Judicial District,


THE District Court of the Sd Judicial Dis
trlai OF criminal and civil causes, under the
provisions Of the Territorial laws, WILL in ae-
cordance with the requirements of law, be held
at the following times and places, viz:
In the county of Madison, at the county seat,
on the second C2dl Monday of September next.
In the county of Coffey at, Burlington, the
temporary county seat, on the third (3d) Monday
of September next,
In Anderson county, at the county seat, on the
fourth (4th) Monday of September next.
In the county of Allen, at the county seat, on
the first ~ Tuesday of October next
In the county of Bourbon, at the county seat,
on the second C2G Monday of of October next.
In Linn county, at the county seat, on the
fourth t4th) Monday of October next.
n Inc business of unorganized counties of this
District, which are BY legislative enactment,
attached to other organized counties for judicial
purposes, viii be transacted, in compliance with
the provisions of law, in the counties to which
tney ere severaily attached, 1T the proper times
and places above stated.
these Courts being, by appointment of the
laws of this Territory, and exclusively for the
trial OF causes arising under the Territorial laws
and Territorial the expenses thereof
laws.
The U. s. District Court for the third sd Ju-
diclal District, of the Territory of Kansas, will
be in session at Fort Scott, on the third Monday
of October next for the trial of causes instituted
under the provisions of the laws Of the General
Government
:, Done at Fort Scott, Bourbon county, in the
July, a. d., 1858
J. WILLIAMS,
Judge Of the Sd Judicial District of the Terri
tory Of Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-28
Times Brisk In Lawrence,

Thaoher has just erected, at the expense
of several dollars, new flight of stairs to
his printing Office. Since their compile
ton We have observed two or three per-
sons on their way up the same, whether
employees Of the establishment or to buy
newspaper, we are not advised. This
isproof, if the latter is the case, that busi-
ness has revived again in Lawrence, at
leas: SO far as that establishment is con-
cerned. At the Herald of Freedom Office
we sold one newspaper last week, and
would have obtained subscriber for SIX
months if We would have taken a two
dollar bill on the broken bank of Teksma,
Nebraska Ter, in payment One day last
week gentleman called at our Office and
bought newspaper, the one we mention
ed above, and offered FIVE dollar bill in
payment. We managed by borrowing
and promising to hypothecate the bill, to
raise the $4,95 in change. On examining
it, however, it proved to be a counterfeit,
which, by the way, we do not receive at
this office in payment of the Herald OF
Freedom, which we always guarantee to be
genuine. Then we were offered bill on
the Bank of Tekama. That not being
current, one dollar bill on the Thames
Bank, of Indiana, was rendered us. As
we had several dollars of that currency,
as we'll as Tekama, on hand, which had
stuck" we concluded to charge our friend
in account, but the sale was effected new
ertheless, and the one copy of the Herald
Of Freedom was disposed of for that week.
This is proof that times are actually get
ting brisk; he who asserts to the contrary
does so with the view of injuring the
business prospects of the place, and as
such should be denounced in a two o,
three column article in the next Republi-
can.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-08-28

VI We publish two letters from Le-
compton this week, one making charges
upon the Register Of the Land Office, and
.4s other explaining the facts in the prem
ses. We shall take nc position in the
matter but our columns are open to both
ai0es' SO long as the discussion shall be
SUaaueted in gsntlemanly manner
mist MI. MooRE may feel annoyed by
.As charges, it is better the matter should
70 met than that it should be allowed tc
pass unno.iced.