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TOR HTRE-A FIRST rate MAN-SERVANT, a
U slave, an excellent House Servant, a skillfull
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Price S2o per month. Apply at oAioe basement story
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A CLINcHER.-A Washington correspondent
of the New York Herald states briefly one of
the arguments Of the late speech of Senator
Fitch, which created SO great sensation here
by its perspicacity and power on its delivery
We quote his account of it, no less for the really
strong point, than for The effectiveness with
which the commentator states it. If ever there
was gun-oratorical spiked, the reader will
perceive in it that Senator Fitch effectually
spiked the plea Of the distinguished Senator
from Illinois that the Kansas constitution poliev
OF President Buchanan and the Democracy il
not in accordance with the spirit of the plat
form OF the Cincinnati Convention on which he
dwelt go pertinaciously. ...~t.s
In the course OF The development of the Kansas
ihbroglio ia Congress, first agitated by Jud ge
Douglas when he "DIade haste" 10 attack the ad-
hihiHifaflOn there il, SH pds,naf Ons feature
worthy of hotice-one which has evidently OF ven
The Senator from Illinois much ANNOYANCE and
disappointment. ] aliude to the position taken
Cy Tue State OF Indiana through her delegation in
Congress, and especially through her Senators
DR. + Itch and MIR. Bright, in support of the Pres,
ldent Indiana, powerful Western State living
| by ihe SIDE or sympathetic with, and GENERALLY
tdkln The same political course ILLINOIS, Thus
TO pronounce her conservative views, was a seri,
Gus blow to Judge Douglas and his aspirations
| for the Presidency. The platform he thought To
""iiu oh 'nt pophtdi Oh The great and
growing West by "shrieking' for Kansas, has
been undermined at the start. I never saw the
adfolt Senator from Illinois, who II beyond all
| question the abiest 'idodgeT" I'm debate in the
so closely cornered aud iTTitafed az In the
| SSemyery OF the speech of Dr. Fitch, the new
| . E.na,oi rom Indiana. The running debate be.
w. tne TWO Senators was strikingly character
S., ~. rich said the di ference between the
| n i.o' rom illinois and himself was, that Mr.
o"sIas uehled the Presidents conclusion In the
Ts unen. 10 'hat part Of tue message relating 10
nahsas, whlie ne pretended to coincide with him
| in ms reasoning and in the concIu.ion Ar
DDo"E .as asked what conclusion he referred 10
DR.. Fitch replied, 'tThe conclusion ,h.t m.
constitution OF Kansas, " II come be for. ne q, ~
supposed II will, from the conyention d;,,,es,,,
without previous submission, will neveths,..y'
be constitution which we can legally sccsss'
and, perhaps, under the circumstance. o1yb,. -,
accept ~ 10
Here IL the gist Of the whole matter I'm a f.vr
words Judge Douglas In the course OF the De
bate, quoted frequently the Cincinnati platform
On this his Opponent remai ked that the Cincin-
natl platform was Jagged again and again INTO
the controversy by the Senator He fDT Fitcb1
had some little, but not much faith in political
platforms; he knew how they were ffarn-d A
committee Is appointed to draft resolutions they
bring them forward, and because they do not
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BY The Pfcsldenti
THos. A. HKNpRrcKs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.

Every person entitled TO the right of pfe-emption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
oil townships above enumerated 10 required tn estab
Ish the same to the satisfaction OF the and
Receiver of the land Office at Elba, and make pay
nlenf heref0r as soon as practicable aC.er SEEING
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale OF the lands EN-
braciug the tract claimed otherwise such claim will
he forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the 6 General Land Office.
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A ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF
"A NEW ORLEANS.
The UNION GUARDS take great pleasure IN
announcing To their friends, military and "a
civic, that their Third Annual Rail viii take -
place at the -
ASSEMBLY MOONS CA
ON THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.
The Union Guards pledge themselves to spare
pains to make tins equa u superior 10 their last
ball, which vas so well pstronised by their frIeJds
military and civic.
Esputa's Celebrated Band is engaged for the ooce-
sion.
Refreshments and Supper will lie served 10y an ex
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gentlemen
=. No hats worn in the Ball Room q cept by the Nil
itary.
Committee Of Arrdsgemeafs
Captain Bright, QuarteTmsster Flabertx-
Lieutenant ODER. Sergeant IAcky
IIeutenE nj Donelly, Sergeant K-sn
Lieutenant O'Harc, Ser cant Dooly
jan 2-6t
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uONOR TO WHOM honor IL DUE
FOURTH GRAND BALL
Terpsichore Club.
The members Of the Terps chors Club most re-
specially anrOuI ce TO their numerous lends 81
and the public in general that they VIII i've -
one Of their GRAND BALLS at Odd Eel -
lows Ha ], Navy Yard, on ID
THURSDAY EVENING,
January 1852; the proceeds 10 be APPROPRIATED 10
erecting monument To the memory II H. c. Green
up, who lost his life IN the discharge Of his dGiy
fireman.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, to be had Of any IF the
members of the Club.
Mort potltIvey hats caps allowed ana the
room, except worn hy The Clubs.
Wthers' celebrated bsnd has been engaged.
As there will he no 1sdleS' INVITATIONS issued
most corda invite the attendance.
COMMITTEES IEkfSGCHORE CLUB.
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THIRD GRAND COTILLUN PARTY or
THE COLUMBIA CLUB.
The members of the Columbia Club take great
pleasure IN announcing 10 their friends and "a
the public that their THIRD GRAND CorILLoN ~
PARTy Of the season will he gwen at Colam- ~
ba Hail. on MONDAY. Jan. nth. 1851. l.A&
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitiing gentleman
ard sdies. By order
jana "a COMMITTEES.
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SIMON WEAKLAND. I hA Is


NOTICE OF FINQUISlT1ON.-TO JAMES
IN O'Keeffe, William O'keeffe, Edward o.
keeffe and John O'keetfe, heirs and legal repre-
sentatives of William O'Keetle, (the eder) de-
ceased and in case the said Edward and John
be dead, then to the heirs and legal representa-
tives of the said Edward OKeetfo and John
Keeffe, respectively:
Take notice, that an inquest will be held on
the premises of the said William O'Keeife, (the
elder) deceased, in the township of Cambria, in
the county of Cambria, and Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, on THURSDAY, the ID day OF
DECEMBER next, at 1 O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day, for the purpose of making partition
I of the real estate of the said William OKecfTe
(the elder) deceased, to and among his children
aud representatives, if the same can be done with
out prejudice to or spelling the whole, other
wise value and appralse the same, according tc
Jaw. At which time ana place you may attept
if you think proper.
| JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Ebensburg Oct 20 '5S ct
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pUBI.IC SALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED

h BLIC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
j. will expose to Sale, at public vendue out
cry, on THURSDAY. the DIST day of OCTOBER
next, at 10 O'Clock, A 81, at the residence Of
James Graham. in SGsquehanna township, the
following property, viz Horses. , setts Horse
Gears. 2 Cows, Timber Seds, Cutting Box
and Plow.
Also-Lcase OF Saw Mil or property of WI
liam Garnan, having four years TO rua from the
lst day Of October next.
Also-All that certain tract Of land (of James
Graham,) situate or the Susquehanna River, in
Susquehanna township, Cambria county. aGjoin-
ing lands OF William Garman, Johnston Moore,
and others. containing about 2S9 acres, about
100 acres of which are cleared, and the residue
well timbered with pine aud oak. and having
thereon erected two-story plank House. !og
| Barn, and other outbuildings.
| Terms will be made known or the day of sale
! FRANCIS BEARER,
Assignee OF James Graham.
I September 18th, 1858. sepl5-4t
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EeE Positively the most wonderful thing
discovered in the ninetecnth century is Pro-
fessor Woods Hair Restorative. 1t restores
perflctly gray hair to its original color. makes
it grow on the bald and will preserve it per-
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twice a week. Dandrutf and disease cannot
exist on the soaly where this is used. See
circular, and we defy doubt
CAuTIoN.-Bcware of worthless limitations,
as several are already in the market called
by different names. Use none unless the
words professor Woods Hair Restorative
DEPOT St. Louis, Mo and New York are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggist:
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF SUN
Sdry writ: of Vc1aditiohi Erponas. issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria County,
and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Sale. by public outcry, at the GRIST MILL Of
Peter Garman. in Susquehanna township, Cam
bria county, on -
SATURDAY., the 9th day Of NO VEMBER nert.
at | o'clock, p. NJ,
All the right title and interest of Charles
O'Niell. Of in and to tract or piece OF land sit
uate in Susquehanna township, Cambria county,
adjoining lands of A. d. Willer, Barnabas Doug
lass. Johnston Moore and others. containing one
hundred and seventeen acres, more or less, Gun
improved)
Taken in Execution. and to be sold at the suit
of Iguatius Helm ct. al.
Sheriff's office, Ebensburg, I
October 18TH, l85S.-3t
! JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff. .
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A EnITOR,s NOTICE.-THE UNDER

UDITOR'S NOTICE-T II E 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 d. Goughenour and Jacob Good, Exccu
tors Of Christian Goughcnour, decd, hereby
gives nntce that he will sit for that purpose at
his Office in the borough of Ebensburg, on Tues
dav, the 2drd day Of November next, at one
O'Clock P. N, when and where ali persons in
terestcd may attend.
JOHN S. riley, Auditor.
Oct ., 185S:4t:47
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a UDTTOR'5 NGTICE--NO NOTICE is HERE
IN 10y given that the undersigned having been
appointed Auditor 10 apporton the funds IN the
hands OF George LitZinger, executor Of Leonard
Litzinger, deceased, amongst the heirs and legal
representatives af said deceased, viii sit at his
Office in the borough Of Ebensburg,on Wednesday
the 24th day of November next, at one O'Clock
p NJ. when and where all persons interested
may attend. JOHN 5. riley, Auditor.
Oct 81, I55S:4t:49
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v The undersigned, residing in Geariield
township, wish to dispose of very valuable
piece of land OF private sale, situate in CIerfed
township, Cambria county, Pa, containing about
30 acres about acres of which are chopped but
not rolled There is good coal vein on the land
and large quantity of Pine timber. There is q
saw mill about of a mile froT the land, Any
person wishing tie purchase will please call ON
them, or address them By mail Mt 81. Augustine,
Cambria CO., Pa, and they will make the terms
known. The property will be sold low.
JOHN & JAMES SWEENY
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NXECUTORS NOTICE.-LETTERS. TES-
kI tamentary on the estate of William Mans
field, late of Allegheny township, deceased, hav-
ing been granted to the undersigned by the Reg
lister of Cambria county, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment with
out delay and those having claims against said
estate will present them to the urdersignc duly
authenticated for settlement.
L. }. LITTLE.
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
~ Ia the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Cam

t'7a County.
And now; 18th 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
anu fraudulent returns, and praying that the
same may be investigated, &c.
The Court on the 10th October, y. d. 1858,
upon consideration OF the pl enises and after Iea-
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 5.
| Noon, Esq. is hereby appointed 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 made. 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 or places, as he shall fix, wit
hes cs, &C., of which reasonable notice shall be
, given, and who shall report fully to the Court
the Testimony taken. and all facts ascertainei
: and elected by him touching the said complaint;
! which Report shall be made at before the
! time fixed for hearing as aforesaid.
| By the Court.
! 10th October, \. d. 1858, Philip S. Noon
/ Esq Commissioner in the above stated case
, sworE in open Court.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Clerk.
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T II T.
HEROEDWHY OMN.BuS,'
Tho rraatocf pone,- of tho 6psIf
U V@-O
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY SHEET
AND
PAPER THAT rs 4 PAPER.

sAA kS - k-Ee.
\ budget Of Wit, Humor, Facts and Scenes
drawn from I.ifc.-''Here YOU arc, right away,
Broadway, Broadway, right up!" Only Fifty
Cents-iunlp in and take ride. Once seated in
the ..omNIBCs." we VIII endeavor 10 both amuSe
and instruct you, and give You in the course Of
the year, at least fifty cents worth of fun and
useful information We will show you up Broad
way, down tic old Bowery, through Chatham
and the other principal streets. giving you ample
time to see the Elephant and get good peep at
the Peter Funks, Confidence Operators, &c, &c
We will show you the city by day light, 10y gas
light, by moon light. by candle light, by star
li0bt and will drive the ''OMNIBUS" to some parts
of the city where there is no light. We will en-
deayor IN post you on all the tricks and traps OF
the great metropolis, and also anluse many an
hour with interesting reading matter. Throw
physic to the hogs.'' If you have the Blues,
the Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, or are unfor-
tunately troubled with a scolding wife, we will
guarantee to make you forget your troubles,
lau Oh almost against your will, and grow fat.
Everybody should subscribe to the "oMNIBUs'
at once. TIE "BROADWAY OMNIBUS" will
make its appearance on the first Of each month,
filed with instruction and amusement for all.
Price Fifty Cents year in advance-three
copies to one address, One Dollar. The cheapest
paper in the States Who Will get us two sub
scribers and receive one copy free? All COM
muncations should be addressed to
CHARLES p. BRITTON,
I'd. Broadway Omnibus"
! octl3.2m 207 Pearl street \.
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LNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber will sell
Il at private sale that part OF the farm now
occupied by him in Cambria township, Cambria
county. lying east of the township road, running
through the said premises, containing about One
Hundred Acres. There are about scvcnty-fvc
acres of land cleared thereon. under fence, and in
good state of cultivation. Also, good two sto-
ry frame house thereon erected. excellent or
chard Of Fruit Trees of every variety growing
thereon, failing spring near the house,
and other improvements unnecessary to enumer
ate. There is also IN excellent vein of coal on
the land, and also limestone.
Terms will be made easy, and an indisputabic
title will be given for said premises-possession
given Immediately. JOHN O'CONNEi.L.
Cambria up. SEPT. l. lS50.2m
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- /, Joseph Nj Nl'Donald, Clerk Of the
& :2Sg Sfs Court of Quarter Sessions of the
E EEYse1 Peace in and for said County, Do
Nszszss2saz certify the foregoing to be full and
correct copy of tie order of the Court made the
10th day OF October, a. d. 1858, and of the aP-
pointmcnt of Commissioner. l also certify that
the Commissioner, Philip S. Noon, was sworn in
open Court to discharge faithfully the duties OF
lis appointment.
In estimony whereof have hcreunto set my
hand and affiXel tie seal of the Court # Quarter
Sessions of Can't ria county, at Ebcnsourg, tins
sixteenth day of October, 4. ID. 1858.
JOSEPH MDONALD, Clerk.
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
1853 to continue from day to day, and sit at
such laees as may be necessary. until full IN
| vestigation be had, when and where all per
sons interested may, if they sec proper, attend
PHIL NOON, Commissioner.
! Oct q, 1959-49:2t.
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c. /. ]. /. 4 AZ Esl UIIsIEE:s
So long Unspocessfcliy Sought
FOUND At lkSTi!
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urandy The bald head; renores ~ dsndTnit.
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ard will preserve i; to any in,sginalie age; re
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nea,ia lie. See circular AID a. fliowirS.
Dover. n. II Feb >, 1857
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(Scned} DANIEL LATHROP & CO.
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Nov. 10, 1856.
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SARAH 4. HlGGlNBOTDAM.
e Gardiner, Maine June %, 1855.
| Prof. O. J. Wocd-Dear Sir: / have used
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and can truly say it is the greatest discovery of
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< Yours respectfully,
+ DANIEL \. MURPHY.
O.J WOOD & Co. Proprietors, 3l2 Broad
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ShERIFF'S SALES.

- II L Il | FF'S "a LE.-BH VIRTUE OF
~ a writ of Fteri FdciGS issued out of the Court
of Co:nmon Pleas of Cambria County, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to Sale, by public
outcry, at the Court House. in tie Borough of
Ebensburg, Cambria county. on
SATURDAY., the 9Th day Of NO TENBER nert,
at l O'Clock, p. NJ,
FL the right and title aud interest OF Johnston
Moore. Of, in and to a tract of land situate in
Clcartield Township, Cambria County. adjoining
lands of Murray, Hoffman and others, contain
Ing 377 acres, more or less; having Thereon
erected double gearcd Saw Mill, Plank House,
and Stable, now in the occupancy Of Ithamar
| Moore.
ALSO-A tract Of land, situate in Clc;srtield
tow nship, Cambria county, known as the ''Durge
Farm" adjoining lands OF Timothy Caulcy,
James Condor and others, con tanning / so acres,
more or less. about 80 ac. of which cleared
having thereon erected a Plank House. in the
occupancy of Ithamar Moore.
! ALSO-A tract of land, situate in Clearficld
| township, Cambria county. warranted in the
name cf William Burns, adjoining lands of Tim
othy Cauey, Dysart q Earhart, and others, con.
tanning 100 acres, more or less, (unimproved.)
ALSO-A piece of land, situate in ClcarfielC
township, Cambria county, adjoining other land:
of Defendant and others, containing y acres
more or less.
Taken in Execution, and 20 be SOLD at Tie sui
of Johnston & Mullin.
Sherifi's Office Ebensburg,
October 18th, 1858.
ST JOHN ROBERTS. Sheriff.
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a UDTTuNS NOTICE, - TBE UNDER

a UDTruK'S NOTICE, - TBE UNDER
"A sisnel, to whom was referred back, hy
the Court Of Cannon Pleas Of Cambria county,
Lis report a. Au };tor # the account between
Sarah DIgau, adn.'N. Of the estate of Hugh Nu-
can, duy',;.. plaintiff. and John FcnloI, Esq,
Surviving artr.cr OF The firm of Fcnlvu & Hcyer
defendants. L hear aId decide tAc exceptions to
said report, hereby gives notice ihat he Will II
at his off,, in Elcusburg. Oh Thursday. thc
25th ,lav of November next, at one o'clock p
". Of SAID day, when and where all persons in
tercst eel may attend.
JOHN s. RIIYY, Auditor.
Ot. u. l25S;49:4t
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NOTiCE.-Ths Pamphlet Laws OF the las
~ session of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
kars been received al this OiTice, aud ready
for distribution 10 the PERSONS entitled to receive
tIsns.
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Prot'y,
Ebensburg. July 81, 1855.
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E.NECUTOR' NOTICE.-NOTICE Is
Il 4 hereby given that letters of administration
have been granted by the Register of Cambria
county to the undersigned, rs Executors of
Thomas Croyle, Of Croylc township, in said
county. deceased. All persons who are in
debtcd to said estate are requested to make pay
ment without delay and those who have claims
against the estate, will present them, properly
proven, for settlement.
SAMUEL CROYIE, Executor.
October l3 lS5S.-tf
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=. hore received a communication
w., R WHITE. 1t will appear on our
4. pe1t week.