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nicaragua Affairs.

,rSeroS. April lit is we'll under
NAst hot the Cabinet to-day had under
:tooa a,arotiop the subject of Central Ameri
c,n affairs. .to c,nu.nd.r of ,bo 1,oss
aon6rm the statements relative to the
t0r" events in Nicaragua.
FeIS-, Or government bas nothing from an OIL
~, aoTrce later than the 25th of, February
clA 80 10 the treaties, when that of Sir
relau' of commerce, navigation, and the
Ou';;3 had been ratified, with an additional
tIapI"' 20 the effect that Nicaragua surrender
'i'FS 'no Of her rights over Musquito.
ed Do, Tyn Nusouito Treaty was at that time
lrS ~, and the CassLY risarri Treaty had
r0t oS. u.'' government will accordingly wait
Ul' rcHable. Intelligence before it can act
dec5s'fs a f,T IS srea. Bfiton is concerned, if ii
~ 1U orroar that Sir Ouseley has tranceeded
SDaI: ,Idatpd Iad its instructions, formal request
or ~ W. made of England to disavow his act
lsIa T't sba,l not do so voluntary. 1t is thought
l.@srer saT that she will carry out in good faith
LO"',rd I' understanding between the Government
tns r .sat britain and the United States, re-
o. 80 The settlement of the irritating ques
:.'I'' wing ~ out of the different interpreta
uou. &c The CLAYTON Bulwer Treaty.
uoHS u : Il Improbable, should Nicaragu;
~ fU' I'll the British treaties, and pertec
!n,a' l.. that Minister Zamar will be withdrawn
0uuI'Gsneral 0u'T' Jerez, the Nicaraguan Ministe
=. arI Washington, be rendered his passports,
d Sncb is the position ofthe question, accord
-. ~ the best available information. Blu
ns ~5cb depends upon the character of tn
e,-nre tnII official advice from Nicaragua.
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EBEWsBURG AND CRESSON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


THE undersigned, duly appointed ComElis-
sioners to receive subscriptions to the Stock of
Tie EGrnsGUfq and CTesSon Roa Road Company,
hereby give notice, that books will be opened
and subscriptions taken to the stock of the said
Company, ct the following times and places, to
wit:
A the Court House, in Ebensburg, We'd
nesday and Thursday, the 9th, and 2Sth, days
Of April, inst.
At he house of Lawrence Schrote, in Carroll
town, on Friday, the o9th, day Of April, inst.
At the house of Adam Maxim. in Belsano, on
Saturday, the goth. day of April, inst.
At the house of a. Durbin, in Munster, on Mon
day, the ID day of May. next.
At the house of DR.. r. nj. S. Jackson, at Cres-
son, on Tuesday, the Sd, day of May, next.
AT the house of John B. Myers, in Loretto, on
Wednesday, the 4th. day of May, next.
At the house ofJ. ID. Hamilton. in jefferson,
on Thursday, the 9Th, day of May, next.
AT the house of George Engelbach, in Johns
own, on Friday and Saturday, the 9th, and 9TH,
day of May, next.
Edward Roberts, Edward Shoemaker,
John Thompson, Jr. d. w. Lewis,
Johnston Moore, Edward Glass,
VIM. X. Piper John Evans,
Peter Kaylor, A. Durbin,
Enos M'Mullen, Daniel Farren,
David O'Harro, Henry Scanlan.
Commissioners.
April, 6, 1e59.-20-5t.
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NOTICE.

The following petitions for Tavern Licenses
have Leen filed in the Office of the Clerk of Quar-
ter Sessions of Cambria county, and will be pre-
sented on the first Monday of April next:
Petition of Demetrius Durach, I'd Ward Johns
town Borough, for Tavern License.
50 of Henry Fritz, Sd Ward, Johnstown
Borough, to sell liquor by the quart.
+" of Henry Schnable, Sd Ward of Johns
town Borough, to sell liquor by the quart.
g of Henry LItzendorf, I'd Ward, Johns
town Borough, to sell liquor by the quart.
=. M'D0NALD, Clerk @. S.
March 80, 1s59,-1w.
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NOTICE.

'HHE undersigned. Directors Of the Poor and
House of Employment of Cambria county, here
by g i've notice that in case OF any destitute per
son becoming sick or disabled, that may become
charge upon the county, they request persons
in whose charge such destitute persons may
be- TO give notice 10 the Steward Of the Poor and
House of Employment, or to either of the Direc-
tors, of the condition of such persons, so that
they can be removed to said Poor House without
delay. WM. PALMER.
DAVID O'HARRO, !
MICH'L. INQUIRE.
Jan. %, lS59:tf Directors.
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BLACKBERRIES.

NEW ROCHELLE, OR LAWTON.
10000 strong and vigorous plants of this su-
perlor variety, at the following reduced prices:
100 Plants, $1,000 30 Plants, S4,OO
40 do 600 10 do 200
so do 500 4 do 100
Circulars, giving information to manage
ment of plants and general cultivation, will be
forwarded to all purchasers.
DORCHESTER.
A very long beautiful. sweet berrE, and abun-
dant bearer. Highly esteemed.
NEWMAN'S THORNLESS.
Priced on account of its comparative freedom
from thorns. and its abundant yield of excellent
fruit though not so large the first two varie
ties. Price same.
RAsPBERRIES.
Brincle's Oranges, So, per dozen; Falstaf. Riv
er's Large Fruited Monthly, Kneverett's Giant,
Hudson River Antwerp, Red Antwerp and Yel-
low Antwerp, at 81 per dozen, and IS per hun
dred plants.
STRAWBERRIES.
More tn an one hundred varieties, embracing
nearly all the Foreign and Native kinds, both
old and new, worthy of cultivation.
One Hundred Thousand Peabody's Seedlings,
at so cents per.dozen-$2 per hundred-$1o per
thousand.
Great care has.been taken to procure and pre-
serve these varieties true to name, and they are
warranted correct.
Catalogues sent on application, enclosing stamp;
Address J.KN0X.
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Notice.

Letters testamcntary the estate of Samuel
Watt, decd, late of Allegheny township, Cam
bria county, have been granted to David Watt
by the Register Of Wills for Cambria county. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate are requested to cone forward to make set
tlement, and all having claims against said Es-
tate are notified to present the same duly authen
tcated to the subscriber for payment.
DAVID WATT, Sole Executor.
GalitZen, April. 6. 1S59.-2O-6t.
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A CARD.
PkladSpLid. Pc.

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of VAN COURT;S COUNTERFEIT DETEC-
TOR desirous Of retiring from this branch Of
business. has merged that old established work
i'll the popular BANK NOTE REPORTER OF
9MI,AY & BICkNELL. Having published Van
Courts Deteetor since 1888, the undersigned re-
luctantly parts with his old friends and suoscn
bers; but this reluctance IS lessened by the con-
yiction that in INLAY & BICkNELL'S S BANK
NOTE REPORTER they will receive work that
matchcs,t,ie times. j. VAN COURT.
Philadelphia, Tec. 30, 1855.
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low prices.
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VtScEySEs IA June %. 1855.

ViNCENNES, IA, June %, 1858.
PROF. Q. j. WOOD: As you are about to
manufacture and vend your recently discovered
Hair Restorative, l will state, for whomsoever it
may concern, that have used it and known
others to use it-that [ have, for several years,
been in the habit of using other Hair Restora
tivcs, and that [ find yours vastly superior to
any other | know. 1t entirely cleanses the head
Of dandruff and with one months proper use
will restore any persons hair to the original
youthful color and texture, giving it healthy,
soft and glossy appearance; anu ali this without
discolorins the hands that apply it, or the dress
on which it drops. l would, therefore, recon-
mend its use to every one desirous of having a
fine color and texture to the hair.
Respectfully, yours, WILSON KING.
! O. j. WOOD e Co., Proprietos. 312 Broad
way, New York, in the great n, Y. Wire Rail
! ing Establshmcnt,) and ia Market ST., St
Louis, Mo. u Sold by all good drug9; ;sts.
! April 6, 1359:3m.
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SMALL FRUITS,

HAVING paid special attention TO the cult
walton of small fruits, and spared no pains or ex-
pense to procure everything of the kind rare and
valuable, l am now prepared TO furnish, in large
or small quantities. on reasonable terms, the fol
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I]le0

In Cambria township. on Friday, morning tie
ID. iust., Mrs JANE RCBEETs, about 80 years of
age.
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Pens. Pencils. &c, and receive subscriptions for
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RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1906.
PEoF. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restora-
tive is proving itself beneficial to me. The front
and also the back part of my head almost lost
its covering-in fact BALD. l have used but two
half pint bottles of your Restorative, and now
the top of my head is well studdetlewith prom
ising crop of young hair, and the front Is also
receiving its benefit. have tried other -prepa-
rations without any benefit whatever. / think
from my own personal recommendation, / can
induce many others to try it.
Yours, lesp'y, D. r. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. AGA Vine street.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF 4
FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk OF beauty, it cannot exist without fine
head of hair, then read the foil owing, and if you
ask more, see circular around each bottle, and
no one doubt.
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
Il TIVE--Wecall the attention Of all, old and
young, to this wonderful preparation, which
turns back to its original color, gray hair-cov-
ers the head of the bald with luxuriant growth
removes the dandruff, itching, and all cutane
eruptions-eauses continual flow of the
natural fluids; and hence, if used as regular
dressing for the hair will preserve its cclor, and
keep it from falling to extreme old age, in all its
natural beauty. We call then upon the bald,
the grey, or diseased in scalp, to use it !; and
surely the young will not, as they value the
flowing locks, or the witching curl, ever be with
out It. Its praise is upon the tongue of thous-
,lnds.
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative
| in New Haven received the following letter in
re gard to the Restorative few weeks since
DEEP RIVER, Conn, July %, 1856.
| Mr. Leavenworth-Sir | have been troubled
with dandrulf or scurf on my head for more than
year, my hair began to come out, scurf and
| hair together. j saw in a New Haven paper
! about Woods Hair Restorative as cure.
| called at your store the 1st of April last and
purchased one bottle to try it, and found to my
| satisfaction it the thing it removed the
scurf and new hair began to grow it is now two
or three inches in length phere 1t ,oas all off. l
have great taith in it. | wish you to send me
two bottles more by Mr.. Post, the bearer of this.
| don't know as any of the kind is used in this
place you may have a market for many bottles
after it is known here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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MisceHancous Gifts, not enunleTated IN the aOOYe
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sold at Publishers lowest prices.
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be an induccrnept even without the Gift System.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13
RETAIL MARX T.
I3Y TELEGRApH.

NEW YORK, June 1l.-Cotton closed with Of
&c sales 900 bales Upland middlings Flour
advanced sarE 1OO bbls Wheat buOyant; sales 500
bus mixed Illinois $t591S, Corn buoya- sales
bus yellow at 9l@93. Pork steady 81 for Lard
6uoyant at Glib Leather steady light and middle
33S4c sole 24S2G Linssed oil lower GIG}G2.
Hrmer ut Pin. Sugar steady; MuscOYado 5L96
PHILADELPHIA, June 11-Flour quiet and firm, sales
superine at 81, $7G5, family 81 so
81 1925 81 for fancy brands Rye Flour quiet at $500
Corn Meal at 81 Wheat Is rmer sales OF 4G0U bush
$40 for red and S1,IgeI, for white. thousan
hush Psnna RA sold &C.. POryeght thousand bush.
yellow Corn at 90c noA More inquiry Oats,
sales of Penna. at 6U95l. Whisky dull ut 2T02s.
CINCINNATI, June 1l-Flour very buoyant with a con.
sumptiVe demand for account OF buy erS;
$500 bbls at $6907 for supertne Wheat very
and demand fully equal TO supply II 4 % for good
firmly ut an advance Of S4c sales at Sc WHISKY
steady at 25 Provisions uncanged sales Of bulk shout.
ders, packer, at 63s and sides @ twenty hhds
sides &c. Exchange easy at q per the East.
Money In more active demsnd.
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RusINEss NOTICES.

Purify Your Blood THAT crop of pimples
That scrofulous tumor! That indolcnt SWELL
ing! That rash on the skin, warns you that
your blood is impure. Brentlinger's fluid ex-
tract of Dande!ion and Sarsaparilla acts not
only upon the blood, but also upon the liver,
and in this way accomplshes its work speedily
and effectually. 1t is an admirable remedy for
children; no less etfectual in adults. In every
respect the most relia6le article of the kind in
use The ''formula" of its composition sent to
physicians when requested. It. H. LoaAS &
Co, General Agents Sold also by LoGAN, LIST
& Co., and by all respectable Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

wH is reported that the Republican Ma
final executive Committee, recently assembled
place of holding the next Republican Presiden.
tial Convention.
The Cincinnati Commercial says so, is
jealous, and objects, because, as it processes to
believe, the great city of the Pan Handle has
not sufficient accommodations for so many dele.
gates as will be present. The Commercial is
mistaken. There is room enough in Wheeling
for as many delegates as will be likely to attend
The splendid M'Lure House is itself large
enough to accommodate host, and to do mere
justice to the Wheeling folks, they are among
the most hospitable people in the Union
Wheeling is preferable to Cincinnati for tho
convention for other reasons besides its being
city of slave State.--Pittsburgh Dispatch. .
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COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE MARK EFT.
BAooNs-Common SIX q az.
BuTTFR-'u kegs 10.
BUCKE1S-Maretta $2@225.
CHRRSk-WeStern Reserve DC:
G1SDLEs Taos mould i; dip 10; star 2s; sperm 40.
CoPPRE-JAva lSc; Rio l21{@l8
PLoUR-Superfne 81 ,25; Extra 81, 0O97, so
WH&AT-l, 30 to 49,.
RYR-90.
Corn IS.
BAKLEY-55.
OATS-45.
PEATHKRs-40945c. scarce.
FSu-snad SO; Isrrngs 50; Mackerel No. SIC to 1sE
PuRS-RaccOon 3O9BST1Eo.
GISSAHG-S5R6u.
HoPS-Ta5, dull.
LINE-LouisViiIe 10000.
GOLDEN SYRUP-SS.
Naval sToREs-Turpentine7 20; tar $4x@5.!
NAILs-3A for iOd.
RAGs-9<934, dull.
RICE-5k@96.
SEEDs-Plaxseed 1875; Glover So.
SoAP-CastiIe per ID 15Gl6 common 596.
sUGAEs-New Orleans 75l9S hid. s9SH in Dbl.
SSUHF-Scotch &c; Rappee 22R26.
TR4-Ggnhowder 4Ga7O Imperial 4O@65; Tyson 8691Oc;
pOuching 2599uc; OoonE 959T5c.
TOBAcCO-6t twists ~; five roll 24lGS.
WooL-Unwashed from is to %; Common washed 25 to
30; Full blood extra ~ to 45.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

W-zas tSfnger0qnd.-on Thursday noxt
some fifty Germans, belonging to:the various
81 ging societies of this city will start for Clevc-
land, to participate in the eleventh anniversary
celebration of the Singerband, which convenes
on Tuesday evening, and continues for three
days. An effort will be made by the Wheeling
delegates, to have the next annual meeting held
in this city. In this they will be warmly second
ed by the citizens here and there is fair pros
poet of success. These annual celebration al
ways bring together an immense number of
people aud jolly time is had of it for three or
four days,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

tB-4 Chill Killed and Another Injured
! most distressing accident occurred on the
atimOre and Ohio road, near Baltimore, on
thursday morning. Two burden trains were
2proaehing each other-one going out and the
der coming in-when two children attempted
cross the track between the engines. One
as daughter of Henry Weigand, aged 6 years
nd the other daughter of Mr.. Brunting. As
ss trains neared each other on the two tracks
as daughter of Mr.. Weigand, in avoiding one
Tain fell upon the rails on which the other was
|'gprOaching, the cars passed over her PROSTATE
.e4iy, near the middle, tearing out her bowels.
The daughter of Mr.. Brunting pulled at her
ampanion, aud was herself caught beueath the
'heels Ofthe car. The muscles of her left leg
'ere tom away, and her foot split open. The
Two Two sufferers were Immediately conveyed to the
. no,lleS OF their parents by persons who were
renee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-13

,a- Effects Of the Cold.-We learn from
oi..rs Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company that the effects of the recent cold
roa,i,rr have been quite severely felt along the
,nors elevated and mountainous regions of the
ra,J They state that the wheat and rye was
really damaged, as well as the vegetables. Ice
6armed to the thickness of an half inch, and the
thermometer remained below the freezing point
for several hours.
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80 about the .Soldiers-The Times saw the
Soldiers of Major French's artillery company
trough one pair of spectacles, Cgreon ones)
hat falling off was there my countrymen.
astead OF the neat, clean grenadier soldiers we
"a pictured, there came some three score of
Pc SorrIest looking victims of circumstances
at ever donned the blue rag for glory and
'Teh dollars per month. They we're such a
1Slng specimen of the glory of Uncle Sam as
Z nope never to have the misfortune to look
pon again. And in the name of all that is
aSonable, is this to be taken as a specimen of
Standing army for whose support we have
pay millions per annum.
And the argus. saw them through another,
nd ones0
Although somewhat out of sorts from having
.'Veled on the Railroad from Baltimore, they
ere fine looking set of men.
oh, what difference there can be, 'twixt
feedle dun and tweedle dec" For our part,
aTng reason to entertain strong prejudice
g'lnst masculine beauty, we spoke of the sol
'eFs as they were, nor set down aught in NAL
Re We don't think that the authors of the
'o'e opposing opinions have any right to dis
IS the matter of personal beauty. 1t is a
.1iect they ought to approach with great