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A. the residence Of Mr. Robert Williams, III
Cambria township OH the 24th inst. Mr.. ELLIS
KowLAXD, in ;hc 81. year Of his age.
The deceased wa. Que of the pioneers of this
county. and w. well known 10 nearly al Of its
first settlers. lie was an honest man, a sincere
christian, and always commanded tic esteem oi
those who kne-- HIN.
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JlrS- RESPECTFULLY.
MARGARET ". O'DONNEL.i
= IYER COMPLAINT CURED By LIND
4 SEY'S IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER

Bloir county, ss.-Personaliy appeared before
me, one of the Justices Of the Peaze, in an; for
Blair county. George Kopp. who. Icing duly
sown according to law, doth deposo ard say
Two years ago was afflicted with pain betwee1.
the shoulders almost constant cough, loss OF ap
petite, chis, nightsWcsts. anJ very subject 70
take colds: I, at length, became SO weak that
could hardly walk my physician done ms no
good. Sometime last fall I commenced tslsing
tindsey's Improved Blood Searcter and by the
use Of two bottles perfectly cured. tee!
to recommend 1t 20 all who suffer from. Liver dis
sases, gaaera, debility, ios5 OF appetite. ana ell
cr J''.s4a~ rv=tux r 81 alYusi., Z - '',r!.-
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La-est ir5m Europa Arrival o. the Indian

La-est from Europ%Arrival o. the Indian.
The steamer Iadiap, with ii-crpool dates
70 iiic i4:',. has Arrived.
The Agancmuon had returned to Queens
town, and the d..ct 10 .,art on the 18th 70
maxi Ino,ber at-.tn1t
The Eur"r- .rr:v i u o.. 'ls l0th. AID
The Ear.lerl,j; o.l ,,.c -. ....
The Nohani.nctat. fo>s o.. Il Cii. .i.ci;ins
Il: Jc,i,fb and ;4as;rrud a. 81 ,,,is nF - per
s2us, iaclu ..u,s ~. English -rI Frcpctl con
suls Ihr.: british mcu-of var 5are order
! ed there.
LA1aE.- The India AID Ci,i:a rows is un-
important.
The money mag.:ct is uuchaugci
! The Ucusc Of Lords passed the bill to per
nit the Commons to adni: Jovs IN Psrlia-
n,cnt, as also reasons for otjccting TO tie
! Commons bill Iu the House Of Commons,
! Hr HUT moved 20 oiscontinue the practice
! Of authorizing men oe war to visit and search
vessels under foreign flags. with view ct
surpressing the slave trade He contendcci
that England ough; h abandon the futile cf-
forts on the coast of Africa Mr.. Cardweli
denied that those efforts were futile, and
! urged the continuance OF tho blocknding Q
squadron. Mr. Fitzgerald tie part Of
the government, agreed With Mr.. Gardwe.l,
and stated that the difficulties with America
had been swept away, and that Lord Napier
had sent dispatch, saying that Mr.. Cass had
assured him that America would give earnest
consideration to any proposal for the nation
aii;y of vessels.
Lord Palnierston opposed the resolution
which was rejected by "a to 1913
The Times satIrizes the visit of Victoria al
Cher burg, and calls on the government tc
uian channel feet and otherwise To prepare
for defence
Two fireworks manufactures III London e1
pioded; about 100 persons were injured
so;ue fatally.
It is reported ihat Sir Alien McNab will bc
the first governor of New Caledonia
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce hat
memorializcd the government TO protect Brit
ish rights in the matter of the forced loan in
Mexico
It is rumorcd that the govcrnmen, intend
to ask for power to raise loan of three mil
lions for the publication of the Thames.
Money is readily obtainsble at p. and il
some instances for less
y ho,lla which will accompany the Queer
to Cherberg. will consis; of six sails Of thu
line, six frigstcs and steam yacht.
The Times encourages the idea of anpcxa
tion Of Cuba to the United States
There is visible Improvement IN CONNER,
cial affairs
FRAKcE.-Large orders hare been received
from the United States.
There are rumors of another conspiracy
and arrests Of Italians implicated.
The budget of Cuba for the next year pre-
sents surplus of 4 hundred million OF reals
1t is reported that Naples offered the own
ere of the Csglarian 500. 600 for the deten
ton of the vessel, but they declined it as in
sufficient
INpIA Sir Colin Campbell is still at Fut
teghar. Sciadia is reported to have beer
beaten By the rebels, and arrived at Agra
The rebels are becoming troublesome in Cen,
tral India; aud arc occurring many fort.
frcn which tbsy had been d,iTeI.
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I'attOnvlle, BtuIJTd CO.. 4, Cet, II, "
Mr.. J. Nj. LinpSey.
Dear Sir Il was severely afflicted will Eheu-
matisyn for wj.yIe ycag--..ine months Of which
I was not able to leave my bed--whcn hearing
of the wonderful effects Of your Improved Blood
Scarcher. determined to procure some Of it and
give it fair trial. After using three bottles
was able to walk around. again as usual, and am
now wholly cured. l can recommend It TO all
who are similarly afflicted, aad he!e it's avieii
claims to bc.
Ycu-s tyuly, JOHN SEAFttR.
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Wy tuiy anu ,5TatsIuIIy yours,
SOLOMON MANN

FaIEND Woop It WAS long time after I saw
you at Bisstield before got the bottle Of Resto-
rativc for which you gave order upon yo~r
agent in Detroit, and when got it concluded
to try it on Mrs. Manns hair. as the surest test
Of its power. 1t has done al that you assured
me it would do; and others of my family and
friends, having witnessed its effects. are now
usirs and recommending itS use TO othfrs g. en-
titled the highest consideration you claim for
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CALL AND SEE

NOTICE.-The subscriber wishes to make it
IN known to all who are Interested, that Ne
now wants to close up al bis old books, by ma
king settlement, and if payment cannot be made
at the time of settlement, they give their
notes so as to close UP old accounts. The old I'D.
age says (and is very true) "that short settle
rnGnts make long friends He feels very thank
full for the patronage he has received when by
himself. and hopes for continuation of the same
With the naw firm.
ROBERT DAVIS.
JUL IS. ls68.--S,, IT
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4 DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER AM

DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER AND
n BARBER'S ITCH, cured BY the Use Of
Lindsey's Blood Ssarchcr. |, the r's-cfsignedt
some time IL last March, was severely alil.ced,
with what WI: pronounced by ny physicians to
be certain kind Cf letter ana BARRIERS Itch
Ny condition maz one oi the greatest misery; ing
face almost constantly running with the foul
corruption that escaped from the tuberces. by
which It was almost completely covered. Alter
being under tie care IF my physicians f:r ner.
two 0o-thz, Without the least benefit, was in
duced t. make trial Of 1ind6ey's Blood Search
er and the result was that in using one bottle and
half l found perfect cure. may also say
that eagerly tried whatever was recommended
as care. Such was my w.e.chedness that
even rosortcd to the dangerous experiment o.
pouring pure crcosots on my facc AID neck, but
all to no purposc--the Blood SearcLcr was the
first and only thi-4g that did me any good. As q
! blood pu,iiier it is rnequaled, and have great
lczso,l t. lie gratetu; that / ever MADE trial o.
its healing virtues, and confidently recommend
:, t. any wl.o may su:f-r from letter OF any 9th
er disease arising Il ~ AZ impure stale OF t!ie
J i,ig,I. JOHN PELEHUNT.
! Holliiaysb,rg, &, Pa, July 2a, 1887.
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1 DESlI,pArl3 CASE CT. tGCE AM
IA L..


1 DEslT,eA,E CASE cF. kaCE AND
"a Dyspepsia entirely eured y the Use Il
L;ndsey's Improved Dlood-StsTrhor."
Far ccss-.t IS :-Pc!s.JIaiiy epIefr,s: tesuTe.
ne, tie s:tscTiher. one OF lie Jastices oi the
Peace, in and for said county. jti'r: Moran. FIo
beiug duly sworn according - laH doth Gcpoee
snd say that. in the spring Of 1885. va ytc-
tim to that worst OF diseases--s'yspopss sI't tina:
in iss worst form. My appetite vas cctnl lietely
gone, and when, in order 10 preserve tt' j wouh
fogce o.yse!f 70 swallow 4 IccUthfu! q food, tho
stomach would immediately ioath IL, and Cas-, u
forth WIKI the sI:tt:e. Es;: also been suffering
from tie s,.c cxch attack lasting about I.ico
months of the twelve, that. With tie as;ro
and dyspepsia. was reduced - though beyond
recovery; ! thought must die; NY phySic,sa
/ could Dc 10 god. Such rs- my condition.
/ whcI. Mr. Lindsey supplied with 8 bottle o'
| his improved Biost: Starcher, assuring INC II
would work cure l commenced its Use With
but little confidence, hut IL ono weeks ticlc--Sa
/ great wac its restorative powcls-i iourd ny sP
petite TO return, NY stomach received 'cvs 'ra
50 that 7 Md est anything without the Slight
est Inconvenience, anG before It's healing touch
the ague led as from Z Charm nor have hcea
troubled with ague or'dyspepsIa since 'rjcy
better state Of health than ha,i done fur httecE
ycaIs before; ai2 strong ans, L'aTty and iecl
confident that, undcT the biese'UE q Gcd, cvo
all to ;le Invaluable Improved B!oo3 Sca-ci.c!.
believe is not to be only rc1nccs fJT aSro
but al jnflliblo f,Tetc::t.itlre, aEa- g. s'css,
would rcc-rrncr8 = 70 y. whose s'lsiuess, hns
its Q! rcsiIenccs, czposc tLel. ta ills drea6fc
pest Uf i.uula..itz. DyspaPsi. cannot stay wLe5'
the Improved Blo"i Searclser is properly usel:---
feel il ny duty - Fojn; az who sU!icr, "a .i-i
! all healing medicine.
(SignelI JOHN MORAN
Sworn and >u-sc5it,-l this 18Th lay Of March
A.D., 1857. JOHN cox, J. 7.
FOR SALE ny
Robert Davis, 1hcmss ptvirc. Ebens'.':r,@,
J. Moore. Carroliton WGs. =. Highs. I.tga 81
G. S Christy. J. +. Hte, JuAnscovr-
Nov. Az, 1sj1:2:6In.
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MAP a. cAMBKIA co.'s.

nIRECTQRY MAP OF CAMBRIA CQUN-
4B TY.-The subscriber is preparing. I; suii;-
cjent encouragement be siveB,l 10 publish d.
rectory MAJ Of Cambria County. intended 10
cortain as much information as ayv other Cor1-
~ Map now Published IN PenusH iyania. Tie
same 20 be Autographed, coiorei sni n'ounted IL
tie most modern style and wo.kraLlAe ,1anrer.
aod &c ;vsre,l - Subscribers 81 s. Je- cry
EiiII4M fEElSE&
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ANN AnEoa. Nov. 5. is5f.

ANN AagC2- Nov. 3, 1906.
PEcT. O. Il. WoOD-Daar Sir: have heard
much said o. the wonderful effects Of your Hair
Restorative. but having been 50 often cheated by
quackory and quach nostrur.s, hair dyes, vas
disposed to place your Restorative i'll the same
category with the thousand and one loudly t-;,yrl-
peted guack remedies, until NET you IN Law
renee county some D3onthS since, When you gave
such assurance as induced the triai Of Of yorlr
Restorative in my family-~irst by ny good wife,
whose hair lai become vcry thin and catirely
white, and before eZhaUstinS one Of your large
bottles, her hair was restored nearly t. it ori5i
nrl beautiful brown color, anl had thckcnod and
become beautiful and glossy upon, AM entirely
oAer Tie head; she continues t. Use it, not simp-
" because ofits beautfyipg effects upon the hair
but bee of its hcathful influence upon the
head and mind. Others OF ny family and friends
are using your Restorative, with the happiest ef-
fects; therefore; my skepti2isLa and doubts III
reference 10 its character and value are entirely
removetl and / car and do most cordially and
and conG@entially recommend It's use by a.! who
would hare their hair restored from white or gray
by reason Of sickness or age) to original color
and beanty, and by all youag persons who
woul,l have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
SDL ONION MANN
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A EEAVTEEG HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
CUMPLETELY PRESERVED
To the Greatest Age,
S&A

And who that Is gray would 10. have i. rc-
stored to former color; or bald. but would have
the growth restored, troubled with dandrutf
and itching but would have il removed, o. t-0Ub-
led with scroiula, scald Lead or other cruptions,
but would BE- curel or with sick head ache, (neu
ralgis) nut would lie cured. Il Will also remove
all pimpcs from the face and skin. Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative will d. all this sec circular and
IL. t..il-,,..i.-c-
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4 : INTERESTING CASE Or SCI.UF Ul-a
e. cured bv one bottle Of LiCdsey's Blood
Scarcher.-TLis ccrtfcs that about one year ago
our ittle son aged four years. was most scryiy al
flictci with what tie physicians pronounced T. be
scr9fula, and was treated accordingly for nearly
a year, but without the slightest benefit. His
eyes were running tim wa;ery humOT almost
constantly. which would cncrust nis eyes beg ord
the power Of opening them until they were wash
ed and cleaned by soap and water. About tie
same time an abscess I1gmed Just below the groin
which in due time broke and commenced = dis
charge. which was fund impossible to dry Up q
hcaI--tile bst would Il very much stained anC.
the clothing Of the child perfectly sicke2inG in &
single II -lt's time. AHsI having the attentions
II physician for s. iouz; tItEc, and finding tie
child - be getting worse. We determined to try
the effects OF Mr.. I.ulaey's Blood Scarcher This
was in last Macch-and before two weeks had
PASSED away thc change was maEiiest. and / an
happy to say that in the UJsc Of = SINGLE BOT
TIE our little bay has been restotcd perfectly TO
health. We cannot speak too highly Of this in
valuable medicine. II should be in every family
hone should he without it. rs = purifier 0
bod it is beyond all price
DANIEI. DOLLINGE2.
IIc!Hj7yab.5g, Is, Juiy 20, 1857.
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D r Y GO . s
III a 4 d w ar G

of ali descriptions, such usually kept in a
country store. Bar Iron and Nails Queenswarc
Earthernware and Stonewarc. GROCERIES,
Such as Sugar. Mo!asses. Syrup, Teas. Coffee,
Rice, &c. Spices of al. kinds ALSO.-Flour.
Bacon and Fish. a large assortment of Tobac-
CO, Cigars and Snuff Of all kinds, and variety
nf oil .rticles to nrrI1lcrn1ls To roantiA-,
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II r
l..G-'!s!s !. j 'a.t...s;:;a-.;. {:

scientific Medical Discovery. and is daily srkins
cures air4ost great too believe. 1t cures SIS i
by magic, sren TIE frs: dose girirg te7..ft. sri
seldom mere than orc i,itlc i required t. ,uEq
any kind of LireT Complaint, frg:n the sors,
JaunGicr OF DysI ersia to : common headache,
a.! cf which are the result q! ! Diseased liver
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Again. very respectfully and truly yours.
SOLOMON NAM
CARLYLE, Ill, June 2S, |

CARLYLE. IL, June 26, 1852.
have used Prof o. Il. Woods Hair Restora-
tive, and have admired its wonderful Effects
Ny hair was becoming, as thought. premature
ly gray, but by the use of his restorative it has
resumed its original color, aud, I have no doubt,
permanently so.
S. BREESE, CT Senator. L. s.
@ j. WOOD & Co, propr;etors, 3l2 Broad
way. " Y, lin the great y Y. Wire Railing
Fetab.shmenti and LA Market St, st. Louis,
Mr. And sold by ell good Druggists sjune
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I wocId not IKE to do ";,hou. r. l consider rs
an excellent fau,iir medicine
(Stsnei.) GEORGE kOPF-
Gu;osn and subscribed els 10Th Cay Ct MSch,
A. u. 1857. G<f,re hse-
Eoa-Nr. Kcpp is q rsz:.,ent ef i'.Gr,s:spr =,
ard ia wei; known Go tic ti;i-rps of T;,hir ami
Be.!o,d counties as r,,aa cf oKoo!lent character
aad influence.
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sEs principal rcsu:a
:, GEG wien il Pt.-
the Vo7Crs Of tie sE=
ec. The Stonsa-i Is =
ient On thc healthy %
the proper rcrforulaEo@
ihc sTcTaci! IS at isri,.
80 tie whole systtS:
'cf -nc o.r4n-the I-s
its duty. Tor the tis
. one O u.o Propr;ctsIs
!. 9 practice Of r.cre
find somo rsm eas
, act sio sr-= atEa-st
Fable. -
jrsm ed i at last iour 7.
with Liver CNmH!sint
. bit t. Try : bottle, and
, teoa f::4ea ly dis
;r.c:i-S :h@t art
. 5Gt.~c virtues Cf It's
3 -s~ove all morbid O.
sS.cm. supplying in
sf!cvs OF t;!e, invisor.-
i1E EoC5 to cl2cst well.
girns toIe and .ealh
: s-, :t:: -yiEg ;ha cat.
: eEe Ing d ra6ica! cu.a
aETE~a's'e after effects
7 I ti.ncra! Po;scn, ,has
81 : :s sufficient 70 re-
prevent the food iroo
tei,..e rc...:asIroveo:=
It p;.i.s .o.>cas ;!.s
clrr-S -~.Sr;vc-~ss
cacA Te.: VII ours
rsaa;. ;.~=seul will =
liea.: :sc!.--
i'-rlale C.l stEuct.an re
( i:s,asc. AMI raLcs P
=.:a'- 7ei.svcs C..a;
Sc: repeated : = sure
= lua, a"I , preventive
-. r;I prevent tie recur-
; wli.e !; relieves al;
!. re, led e. ;,.-ow ,r;s ci
oF-oG.r..e ai,cr s long
=
- ,s3d;ce removes I'll
p ri color troTa tie skin.
Short tine before eating
tie and makes hod IL
! Peate:. r::-.s Tie Giro
w"rzt firms lIiIe
, lla;.st> yield a.i-cs' %
4 c...ts a>;schs caust
worms IN children
- Or siecdieE r>ECdy =;
> a:i-l n ;!.sr state.
sober :acts, tlia; We ca..
y wiIile al wi.o TIE II arc
'tos,inony il ia faror
II -. = Remedies = :.
.re are none wa en- s.a
>2Ifl rd's Iav ;goratc-, 5,
Torgh0ut -le Union -
y "a Lirry h,vicoYc.a-
.py results O. al tnost
.me!ahic certificates nav,
virtue ! this medicine
staEc;US = society. ana
& PFC; aTG;.cG cow to!cYs
laig p;1socrGt.
5t;...
P:si rtss-.S. ESQ 1.o e.
iEo. 7. KEYSER, ".
aio lid retail agent.
Druggists, 2qd bv Than.
CTcalar
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Proc orc dollar Per iot;..
SANDFORD & CO P~;

SANDFORD & Co. P:rlr.,;,.s. go I3.o =
way New York. D.. GEO. 7. KEYSER, NJ:
I4O Wood street, w1o.eSsio III retail agent:
rs Devine. n GeI6 I.
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A UDITORS zNOTTCE.-The uatlsrsi sned
IA having been apppoirted hy the Orphans
Court Of Cambria conty, TO make make distsbu-
ton amongst tie lien creditors of a. V Car
penter. Of the disfibutive share Of the said 4.
V. Carpenter, Of the valuation OF the real es-
tate of Martin Carpenter. decd, which was de-
creed to Henry Carpenter, pursuant to proceed
ings III partition, hereby notifies a!l persons in
terested that he Will attend 10 the duties Of his
said appointment al his Office in the borough O.
Ebensburg. on THURSDAY the 81 day of AL
g Us / next, at one O'Clock. 7. n.
PHIL. S. NOON, Auditor,
Inly o. ls5s.-S7-zt
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ETSH a fresh lot Of Sa'iDop. M&chcr i. III
4 rirS a0d Cc5fsh. r, sas =
F. TTNCE
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4 DNINSTRAToRS EOTICF.-Letters of
IL Administration having Leen=gransed to the
undersigned, Ly the Register of canLria cocrty.
on the estate Of John Myers, late OF Munster
township, Cambria County, deed. Al those in
debted to said estate, will please settle tue same,
and those having claims viii present them duly
authenticated, for settlement The Books viii be
left in the hands ct James Nyers for collection.
ANN MYERS, Adn,'z.,
- JAMES 2MyELS, ADM.
Ebensburg. July 2B, ls63.-37-6t.
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Tie LIVER IS o7s of
tors Of the human bod.
forms its functions wel.f
TEN are .uliy develop
most entirely depend {
ton Of tie Liver for
of it, functions. Nj u, iuel {
the ncwcls az ~ iaul;,
suffers Il consequence
e7'-havi.g ceased - 90
eases of that organ. /.
have made it i,is study :
than twenty wears, 10
wheruwita to ter-s
mtnts 70 which Il !s
To prove that tiiisi
any person troubled
in any Gifts forms, hass
conviction is certain.
4 compound h : :.
solving gums and ex-'
which IS soluble for thoi
medicine. These gums'
bad from: the stomach. :,
t:-c-r place q health,
t:DE ihc stomach, caus-
! purifying the tlood,
= tnc whole l-:.cchi.ii..-.
ses f the disease, azdi
without aIy e the dis.
felt by using Cal-melI
IS usually restored %.
One dose after cat-I
levc the stomach ard
rising and soU-ing.
Only one dose takC-
L, gLtmars.
/ Only o"c dose taken
bowels gently, an &
Ore dose taken after
DYSPEPSIA.
Ipae dc-c OF two
ways relieve Sick
one bottle taken :c-
moves thc cause e thc
perfect cure.
Only enc dose IN,
lie. while ore dose of-
cure fur CAo.cra Mel
Of Cholera.
O2c dose taken often
rcEco of bis us attacks, q,
painful fee.;I. g.
Only one / tie Is
tie y : - tie rIccts
Sickness.
One bottle taken f.r
vei,0wHcSs Or uu0atu
On. dose taLtn 4
E;rcs v;C-9 l. the aIPs-
ccst yrc}l.
OEe dose o*en re
uic DiarIL@a II its
sumner and rcV {! co,p
tLe E-st 3-sc.
Cre c. - to=.s
by voIEs, Eh..c fc-
tnere IS no sGTcr, SAFER
the wor'!, IS Il neUey
Ih~rc = no exc aE>c--
mcnts, hey are plain
give evidence - prove,
giving iheir unanimous
Among tie 5,re6
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s- az ss--~-- 70
S..yts a>;Scks carst J
worms n children
Or sfecdie! r>ESdy =
.f;i,s.
E:i-- n ;!s-I state=
sober :acts, tlia; We caa
while al wio TIE II arc
testimony IL ia farcr.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

We had supposed the Florida war at an end,
though we intimated suspicion some time
since that lone Indian or two might be Iurk-
ing in the swamps to create disturbance at
some future day. We now observe, by South
ern papers, that some one hundred of the
Semmoles yet remain, and that it is feared
they will turn pirates, scuttle the coasting
vessels and politely sever the jugulars of those
who may be unfortunately on board. Likely
enough. The Government may as well pre-
pare for another protracted Florida war, at an
expense of S1,500,OOO; that being ST 900
per capitum, which is as cheap as the Govern
ment can be expected to capture them.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

Hon. JEFF. Davis, of Mississippi, recently
made speech in which he avows his deter
mination to resist the triumph of Republican
ideas by disunion and civil war, if necessary,
and calls upon his State to establish armories
and see about furnishing up their rusty fire.
locks to be fully prepared for the emergency.
We hope jeff. won't act rashly in the matter.
1t would be great pity to collapse this glo-
rious Union on as short notice as he evidently
intends that it shall be done if anybody that
he doesn't like, is elected President. 1t is
frghtful to think of ssbustin' the biler'' of the
great ship of state, with ker twenty-five or
thirty millions of passengers! Why, really,
he might 'skeer'' or hurt somebody, or per-
haps slightly kill them. We beg Of JEFF. to
stay his wrath for while at least, and give
the offenders time to repent before he cuts
the strings, sets them adrift, and leaves them
to the mercy of the relentless billows.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

GOVERNMENT CoRRUPTIoN.-Gov.F Foote, of
Mississippi, Democrat, in a recent speech in
that State, referred to certain arrangements in
progress, of which he said authentic evidence
would be shortly laid before the public, show
ing that an enormous corruption fund was ex-
pected to be raised, through the medium of
Congressional legislation, which was relied on
by certain aspiring politicians as the means of
controlling the Charleston DemocraticC Conven-
tiOn, and securing the election of certain per.
sonages whom he names to the Presidency
and Vice Presidency of the Union. Upon
this the Albany EreniHg Journal remarks =
''Corruption inCongress to pass the Lecomp-
ton-cOrruption in Missouri to fill the pockets
OF army contractorS-corruption in Washing
ton in The sale and purchase of forts-corrup-
tion in Minnesota to elect Democratic Senators
corruption in St. Louis to defeat f. p. Blair
corruption in the Land Office TO feather the
nests OF distinguished Democrats'-and now
more corruption to control the Charleston
Conyention-thesc are the evidences of that
purity and economy of which we heard so
much on the Democratic party's advent to
power. The Democratic idea of aGovernment
is machine to swindle the people with-and
as such they use it vigorously.''