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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16
Medical.

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contain neither BalSam Mercury, but are
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itate to test its efficacy. Price so cts. per box
DR.. UAMPTON'S MEpICATED COUGH SYRUP.
pleasant and most efIectual remedy for
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Influenza and all 9TH
er affections of the Throat and Lungs
In placing this article before the Public, the
Proprietors have cndeavored to combine eff
cacy with cheapness, and have put il up in
such manner as to place it within the reach
OF all. Price % cents per bottle.
DR. HAMPTON'S
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MATURE,
Cures Acute. Subacute, Chronic, and Nervous
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Price 81 % per large bottle. Sold by Drug
gists and dealers throughout tn United States
| Canada Cuba, and South America.
4. \. BARKER, Sole Agent for Ebensburg
Feb. ?, IS50-ly
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TRANCIS A. SHOEMAKER, Attor-
FARM FOR SALE

A FARM FOR SALE
n The subscriber is authorized to sell a
Farm situate about two miles east Of Ebens-
burg, containing EIGHTI-THREE' ACRES,
more or less having thereon erected Ccm-
modious Brick House and FrGme Barn, row
in the occupancy of David d. Jones. Persons
wishing to purchase will make application 10
me, at Ebensburg, where the conditions will
be made known. Possession Will be given on
the first day of April next.
ID. II. ROBERTS,
Tiy5-6t Agent of John II. Hughes.
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MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.--One day last
week, MIR. Parks, miller at Bakers Crys-
tai Spring MILLS, near this place, made Il
most miraculous escape. 1t appears that
he was engaged IN greasing some Of the
machinery, and III doing so, came III con-
tact with Il perpendicular revolving iron
shaft, about three inches III diameter.
which was covered with gUmmed oil, and
havlus no vest on, AMI his shirt having
worked up loosely above his pants, the
gum ned OIL caught it and wound it around
the shaft, drawing Mr.. +. with it. He
says he remembers going around once, but
how many more times he can not tell, as
the next he Remembers was finding him
self lying on the floor along size of the
shaft, with both his over and under shirt
torn off Il was fortunate that he tell, or
was thrown. on that side Of the shaft, for
had he been thrown to the other side, he
would have fallen upon the straps and
wheels Of the mill gearing and been ground
almost to powder. Other than Il few slight
bruises, he received no injury. How he
escaped with sound limbs. even falling
where he did, is iystery--iHOonu TTit
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-OTICE TO TEACHERS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

EMrORIANT NOTICE.
L Al persons indebted to VIM. II. Gardner
Il Co. or to G.. L. Lloyd & Co. are hereby
notified that the present firm viii dissolve
partnership IN 4 short time, after which the
books, notes, &c, will be left with attorney
for collection. Those dcsirous of saving costs
can do so by calling Immediately and dis
charging their Indebtedness,
WM. II. GARDNER.
Wnmore, Aug ., la60-4t
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IMpoRTANT-We are authorized to an
nounce that j. 4. Wissel, of the High
street bakery, is now prepared to accom-
modate the public with pound, cup, sweet,
ginger, and other cakes, candies of all
kinds, together with a prime article of
ole, small beer or lemonade. All articles
are warranted to give satisfaction. Pur-
chasers are invited to roll n.
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TO the Voters Of IA m bria.

-
l offer myself rs an INDEPENDENT CAN
DIDATE for the House of Representatives at
the coming General Election.
MICHAEL DAN MAGELLAN.
Ebensburg. July IL, 1890.
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n EW GOODS
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.

Just received and for sale at reduced pri
ces full supply of Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting of Cloths. CasSimeres, Sattinetts.
Jeans, Twceds, and large variety of other
summer wear for men and boys.
200 pieces of Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, and
other Fancy Dress Goods
Brown and Bleached Muslins, Checks and
Fancy Shirtings, FlanneIs, Stella, Cashmere
and Merino Shawls, lloisery, Gloves, Notions,
MADE-UP CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
All Wool Carpetings, Hemp and Cotton do.
at from Is to % cents per yard, Floor Oil
Cloths, Queensware and Crockery, Hardware
and Cutlery, Groceries, Drugs and Medicines.
Linsced and Whale Oils, Window Glass,
Paints, Earnish and Turpentine.
Fish, Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails and Steel, Ma
nilla and Hemp Ropes of different sizes, Cot
ton Yarns, Carpet Chains, &c, &c. all of which
viii be sold at the re5.y to'ccSt prices.
Z. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, May 3, lsCO-tf
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MARRIED-At the residence Of Nicho-
las Lingel, on Thursday, the I'd inst, by
the Rev. j. f. kaufman, Mr.. j. DAVID
SON PIPER to Mrs ELIZABETH WEAVER,
both Of Wilmore-
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LIVERY STABLE.--Mr.J James y. Moore,
we understand, has established in -his
place a livery stable, where persons who
SO desire can procure horses, burgies, &c,
An institution of this kind has long been
needed.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16

LYCEUM-The following is the qnes-
ton for general debate BY the Ebensburs
Literary Association on next Friday even
ing:
Rcsolred, That death was introduced into
the system Of organization by the aPostacy oi
man.
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local AND PERSONAL.
r1rRNouErRICAL OBSERVATIONS
p,.,ared weekly, by DR.. R. S. Bum.
son WEEK ENDING JULY 80.

average temperature for the week, e90.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENr-On Tuesday Of
last week, an accident Of very serious
nature occurred to Rev. Festus Tibbott
an old and highly respected citizen of
Cambria township, who resides about one
and a half miles south of town. 1t ap-
pears that he was engaged at the time in
repairing something about the grist-mill
Of his son, when a plank upon which he
was standing broke and precipitatcd him
distance Of about fifteen feet to the
ground. He was taken up insensible, and
on examination it was found that two of
his ribs were broken, and that his entire
spinal system was materially deranged.-
Fears were for 4 time entertained that he
would not recover, but we understand that
he is gradually improving.
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FATAL MIsTAKE.--The Johnstown

FATAL MIsrAKE--The Johnstown
Echo says that woman named Clarke.
residing at the South Fork, in Croyle
township, was bitten by a rattlesnake on
Monday evening, 9th inst, and now les
in a critical condition. 1t seems that
some one of the family discovered the
snake in the immediate vicinity of the
house, and upon making known the fact
to Mrs. Clarke, she procu' e1 hatchet for
the purpose of decapitating the reptile
but being near-sighted, she mistook the
tail for the head, and whacked it off. O.
The snake, or that portion of it which was
left, took immediate refuge in some weeds,
but was followed by Mrs c., who, while
parting the weeds with view to again
discover and finish the snake, received the
fatal bite on one of her hands, from the
effects of which it is doubtful whether size
will recover, although her attending ply
sician entertains hopes of the kind.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-08
VESPER Gas LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Most COnvenient Artificial Light
N 7HF VOID

ENEIs GAS generated from Pure Coal Oil and Tor elegance
economy, safety and simplicity cannot be sa aasel The
fixtures in the style as the ordinary gas area
Its advantages that it Isl portable gas % ulFaed
for brancy cheapnes ceannes and simplicity, and can be
used wherever artificial light sre9uired 4 Is easy to regulate
and requires trumng ard attention, Whatever, after
lighting Il Is pe6cV safe and free IRON explosion, and
haE odor smell while burning The light be made 70
burn with any degree Of hancy By turning screws and pc
increased lnstanane0usy in volume from hat OF candle 70
ten or twenty, BY turning valve IS in ordinary gas
The Fesper Gas fame and fixtures precisely resemble
ose Of coal gas, but in bianoy and purity Of hgnt % M
decided advantage any coal ges II -
chimney, there need Of daily trimming Of Fek;
Construction fixture Is simple that il IS not
out Of order, and child manage itreadys 49,
IN the Vesper fixture generated from pure eos -, -
per Oil i" (Which manufactured expressly lot tis
without any admfzure alcohol or Other iore5h lt
and its supply Is uulmited The fixtures tnerae = t
ed in styer to suit all tastes from the plain sl1s
t. the most slegant and costly cHandeiieIs llL -
feet in itself: there outlay to be made lo - - III
teE regulators &c Tho gas generaed Ia ls ~ al
6xturs from the cheap sfggleig the
sifvre gqe qnorHs are themselves Ihey are soll ~
~ b 10 not exceed the cost Of 5rdnary gas 1tares OF
Churees houses public halls, stores stehoas ana pfyae
residence throughout the State nov be ned up Win these
eien and convenient Chandeliers and other peanal eaX
tss which add tie appearance OF se pces ana
s comfort Of the circle, and which, here aiore could be
~ these favored districts embraced within the coal gas
limits Of larse cities
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vFlHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company in con-
re.foo with the Roads below, running An Evuress
Frbt min from Charleston and Savannah t5 NashvIe at
slower speed but with the same certainty their passenger
traius 40 delay to ireights by this route.
ianPG-tf NsBF T. ". COLE, sup't.
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sErTK EsQIt gives great pleasure to state that af
the "veper Gas Lamps, in my study for
six weeks past and Observing closely for the length Of
tine, experiment OF lighting Union Tent with these
lamps have entire confidence in their efficiency It to
they aod all the advantages Of the best gas lights thosg
who live out Of the cities IND large towns.
The process preparing and lighting the lamp is readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable to get out
order, Of the Eight comparatively es and the
whole all danger that it need only mere acquai1
the part the public with the Nesper Gas Lamp 70
bring them into general throughout the country.
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-08
FREsII PEACHES


4 NsTORE and for sale small shipment Of celebrate
Fresh Peaches n cans, by -
MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
Feblz Nos. and Market street.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, september ., ls09
To II sErT1E-Dear Sir: After having made thorough
examination OF Vesper Cas- in relation to its ilumins
ting power, chemical compositions etc, do net hesitate to re
commend as being saer economical we'll pos
sesng greater intensity 0 illumination than any othe material
in
tanning heat will found Of invaluable service to the drug
gist as well as 10 the manufacturing chemist
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Medicine.
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Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Med
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HOUSE PAINTING,

gTyE subscriber prepared to execute with the greatest
promptness, al contracts however large, which mag Be
dren style sDd ter which cannot fail to give ssfac-
ton He is also prepared 70 execute 81 manner Of
EAAENrAbP PAINTING, CLAIMING MAzBLIHa.
Having in that the services Of the eEpsr
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would persons having work In his net
give him call before making hnal arrangements
R. 7. FLEMING,
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KENTUCKY TEsTIMONIALs.
From His E1cesncy Gov c. S. Borshesd and Thos s. Pag
Esq, State Auditor.

Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ H. sE1TIE Es2. LOUISVILLE Kv--DeaT Sir We have
heaa and are using your esper Cas- and perfectly salts
utility It gives soft, brilliant sd beautiful light
and is perfectly secure from explosion. It is cheap ard
economical in its use and far less cost than any other
light aresased that it win soon be adopted BY al persons
who the oppo uny OF obtaining aid also to whom
accessible and with whom Cheapness in the original outlay
for fixtures the continual expense Of burning object
Yours &C. S MOREHEAD.
THos s PAGE.
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WIN. !. THOMAS.
EXPRESs FHEIGHT

AGENT FOR BELI,S COAL
vnEps len either az the Office No a- North Cherry Street
{ orat the Yard, viii De promptly dleI.
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BOOK NOTICES.
MicheIets New Work.
"a Fsu.asl WOMAN Fen.

Just Published ia Parss.
His Sequel and Companion 10
"L'AmOur."
Translated from early sheets BY DIR. J. W. PALMER,
Translator Of ~L'Amour."
Tie present sork11s eceg more Of Jolaess, saderasss
aHd SUBTLE eoQusRee tlaa Rs predecessor, LAaoUR."
la FEIE Is thus endorsed By Tat able critical Journal
THE LONDON SATURDAY REVIEW.
Those who familiar WITH appreciate tie novels Of
Baae and George Sand, fad n Miehelets hook many
signs OF an aeve intellect, and generous spirit having been
brought to the contemplation Of the morals Of his time
The human mind is being brought suheoton the in
huenee OF unimpechshle but unexpected facts Weare sent
to school again; 6t this time that sei oas
Ter not mistaken. Elevation and Certsn-these the
tive things for which this generation pan isbeeauss n
Meheet in odd and very French way recognizes and
deveopes this that his appears to us chiefly worth stddy
ing"
The foliaWing interesting subjects are soqasnty treated in
the work:
The Working Woman, TIE Young Wife
The Woman 81 Letters, Arts a-d Books
1hs aotefnsss How Woman exeels Man,
Inc Actress, The HumiItes of Love,
The "Dane aux Camelliasr The Communion of Love
zone more UnforIunate Woman. an Anee Of neace asd
The Book Of woman con CfvrlIzaton
tinuation ffhe book Of Love, The Last . owe
Woman Religion, Woman the Prottctress Of We
Revelations Of Heroism, men.
The Woman who Loves most, Woman illa Physician
The Nan who Loves best, CHILDREN
How she gives her Heart away,
JCyT RECkIHED BY
w. T.. HENRY A CO., pm blfr Ss-,,s,v.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly tested the
its Of the Vesper Air Light pronounce the best and
eeaest iQ row Known Numberess testimonials being
received daily quarters vouch2g for the excellence Of
/ this light, few OF which given below.
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w. +. BERRY & COMPANY,
r. G.. M'NAJRY g. CO.
RECEIVING BY EVERY TRAIN
MANY NEW GOODS!
CALL AND SEE THEIR DISPLAY

SILKS, LACES AND E1zBROIDERIES,
Thread Lace Coifsurs; Brussells and Point Lace Bsr
Thread Lace Falls; thas;
Colored Guipur Falls; BRUSSELS anj Point Lace Cspes
Colorcd and BackBerege Fas Full Sets Embroidered Jacon;
ALEKARDER'S KID G-OTESI
And every description OF Ladies' garments in Jasonet and
Linen, beautifully Embroidered.
Our BARGALb COUNTERS added to daily, such things
as are anxious to get clear Of.
II We viii wait upon friends n few days with
usual spring catalogue R. C. MoNAIRf & 20.
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n pursuance the County Court Of Davidson
county, rendered at the February 1861 in the Of J.
L. Williams ct ais, Jesse Speer ale, viii offer FOR sale
court houLe in Nashville Saturday the 18th Of March
the tract Of land belonging the Of Wilson Williams
and upon which said Williams lived the time Of
his DEATH situated about eight miles from Nashville, and within
mile Of the Gaan pike and the Louisville
Railroad containing about 100 acres upon which there
are some comfortable buildings.
TERss-S200 will be required in cash. and for
credit Of and years will be gven with interest from
Notes with security required, and lien retained the land
until paid FIR CHEAfHAH, Clerk.
fFII-td
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY!
Great southern, Eastern, Northern an,
Weslern E.Enresa EnrlEa "a er.I

Great SOutherms Eastern, Northern and
Western Express FOrEVarders!
NOR the safe speedy transportation Freight Money
IN JeWelry nd valuable packages.
Have arrangements with the Railroad Compa1es
whereby they enabled b forward by the eay passenger
trains, all matter entrusted to them in charge Special Mes
sengers low rates.
They dispatch Express daily for York Philadelphia,
Baltimere, and all places North and East
To Chattanooga Memphis. RchmOnd Orleans, an
places )uth ana Southwest.
To Louisville, St. Louis Cincinnati, and all places in the
Northwest
Have connections in New Yo 9Th Europe and California.
They take charge Of slaves and forward them ali parts Of
the South.
For information time, &C. inquire is Offices Of the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN s. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent
las SHUTTER. gupt. Chattanooya rs,Ie
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
vpgEss Freight Trains onau the roads. On after the
II sstb Deceber 1859, through rates from New York to
Nashville:
~ Glass r IOo s 81 Ga Third Glass, per 100 Is 81 l6
Sqco15 class do ] IS Fourth Glass, do 99
Hats Caps and Bonnets, %
Time from Savannah and Charleston TO Nashville, three, three
and a half and four days
Time rom New York and Philadelphia, and half eight
and niEe days
Intervening ss cause the above variations time
! freight trains on Sunday over three lines
No ieientons by or 0vercnrges and damages lex
cep damages occurring at seal promptly adjusted by the Nash
! deca2-ts rSB CWA ERsON
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TTyHE Annual Meeting the Ten Brock Course viii
thescond Tuesday in January, t56l, and continue
PROGRAMME:
FIRST DAy-Tuesday-CoI Stakes FOR three year ods, mile
heatsone hundred fifty (sl50 dollars entcnee6y Cs5u
dollars forfeit; which the Club viii add hundret (SlO
if the race is run. , To close lst May, 1860.
SANE DAY-Jockey Club Purse $500 two hundred dollars
nile heats.
SECOND DAY--Wednesday-CoIt Stake year oIds, mile
heas-tWo hundred ss O0l dollars enancehy $50 dollars
forfeit. II 57To close lst May, 1850.
SAME DxYockey Club Pur-e three hundred $500 dollars
mile heats
THIRD Club Purse hundred( $500
dollars mile heats.
saMEDAT-Jockey Glib Purse three hundred $500 dolIars
mile heats-3 in 3.
FoTTn DAY-Friday-C Stake for year ol5s, emile heats
three hundred (s30 dollars hundred (Sl00 dol
lars forfeit to which the Club will add three hunure tS0C dol
lars il the race III F'fo close lst May l5tu
SANE DsvHandcap race, mile heatspurse four hundred
(sfOO) dollars. second horse to ave his entrance.
FIFTH DkY-Saturdav-POs Stake mile heasee for ali
aeeswe hundred (y300 dollars entrance, play pay 10
bifb the Club hundred Isl 200 dollars, two
more 70 IN the stake 5TO close the lst May, ls60
s. YATES LEVY, Secy and Troas'r.
Savannah, FebrusrE 9th, 1850
savannah stake, for January, 1852
1T ropod to run over ts Ten Broeck Course, the fft
day Of the regular meeting in January a6@ ssepake
with colts and fes dropped in lc59i mile heal 490 sun
spton s2g0 forfeit $50 declaration, il made on tne st day
o Nav 1861 with 850D piece Of plate added ~ ne iYanna
sks-hen or more subscribers TO al the saketo name and
cg on the first day May 1865 subscription and deeaation
10 h. made to the Secretary Of the savaEnah Jockey Club ald
the stake to be run by the rules Of the Club
8. YATES LEVY, secre.ary.
ss15-5tr,avIO Savannah, Ga
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HOME TESTLIIONIALS.

NASHVILLE, Dec. l2, 1859.
Coz T. H TAvLnR-Dear Sir: have used, for time
one Of the Vesper Lamps dbg leave express obi cations
you having introduced notice To persons living
in e country or in parts city where gas cannot be had
may light much economical than gaand at
fully equal it Illuminating power-ths sp
paratus viii prove desideratum
regard this the beautiful and most useful invention
for procuring, small cost tie advantages ot gas light that
have ever seen; ct the same time perfectly safe-and
ne laus are simple in construction and managed with
Verv truIv vDurs, P FAIL.