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: RVADE UOTEL, EIonsLurr. "a.

: RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
L A The subscriber. having leased. rc-fttcd
and newly furnished the "Ebcusbur- House" ."
Is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has ALWAYS
been tavori'e for visitors during the Summer
season, and VIII spare no pains in making it
an agreeable home for all Soiourncrs. NV TA-
Bile VIII always he luNuriously supplied from
the markets of the country and the cities. Nv
Ban viii be filled with liquors Of choice
brands. Ny STABLE is attended bv careful
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sult all. Expecting to receive a share OF pat
ronage. and fully intending to deserve it. l
hereby throw open my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER.
August % IS59.tf.
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TANEs G. NooN, Attorney at Law, Eb-
y eusburs Pa. Office No. CoIonade Row.
August -. IS55.-tf.
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Z ..,. r,...,n..,...,s nj. hnn,ar, art and indus
w. ,v.....I. ....r,...,..,.. taa, We read of in
...;,,,f.. -. .,l.r,, bl.t3ry. The pyramids
=. - .r. f.rr,a When compared with a
- n winch * c,nducg,I over high noun
,,;n. same or which rise to the hcighth
- f,.. t,,.,r.,.,6 t,ro hundred and twenty
e.'-.f,,t ...r,,.. ri,e 5ea3e.t yales. over wide
,....r. Inv mems of arch IS. and in many
r,,ts E, G,,5le.i or trc5,cd. to command
inn,rtaDt masses at the distance OF al
,,n.- ararv hundred wards is tower Of
,nassv b9s,ign. The extent is computed
,r frra,o hundred miles. ami Is Of sacI en-
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A \ APERIENI and stOmachIc prepa-
e ration of iran purified of Oxygen and
Carbon by combustion in Hydrogen. Sane
tiomed 5y the highest medical authorities,
both in Europe and the United States, and
prescribed in their practice. The experience
of thousands daily proves that no preparation
ot Iron can be compared with 1t. impurities
of the blood, depression Of vital energy, pale
and otherwise sickly cOmplcXions, Indicate It's
necessity in almost every conceivable case
Innoxious in all maladics in which it has been
tried. it has proved absolutely curative IN each
Of the following complaints, viz:
In Debility, Nervous -16ectioHs Emociat'oH
Dyegcpsig, Cousf.pahoD. Diorrh0G, Dyse"feTy,
J0cpieat Consump pfiou, Scretalous IvbeTcuiosts,
SAT- RheUm. Reconsideration, Whites, ChtoT0-
siy LireT CompIoiHts, Chronic HeodocLes. Rheu
n,otism, Intermittent I5cTs, TupIes on the
race. etc.
In cases of GENERAL DEBILITY, whether the
result Of acute diseases, or Of the continued
dimiDulion of nervous and muscular energy
from chronic complaints. on trial Of this re-
storatve has proved successful TO an extent
which no description nor written attestaJion
would render credible. IuValids so long bed
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own HeigEborhOOds. have Suddenly reappcareu
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tractcd travel in q distant land. Some very
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female sufferers, emaciated victims Of appa-
rent maTasmUs. sanguiueOUs exhaustion, crit
icaI changes. and that complication ofueryous
and dyspeptic aversion to air and exercise Tor
VIII .ch the physician has 10 name
In lerro,,s Ifecfiony Of all kinds. and for
reasons familiar TO medical men. the operation
Of this preparation Of iron must necessarily be
SalUtarv. for, unlike the old oxides il Is vigo-
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heating: and gently, regularly aperi' It, even
in the most obstinate cases of CostITeutsS.
without ever being gastric purgaciVe, or in
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XVTHAT EVERYBODY VANS.
TEE FAMILY DCeTCR.
CoHaiaag Suap7e Remedies, easily al..
Ike cure Of EtssGSs az al rl-s.

containing Nuayt, Lt.iFtdttS. tGsEE .e...
ike cars Of Disease az all r.--s
BY PROFESSOR HENRY =. TAYLOR u. D..
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Il Js}iS You Of the various diseases .- Ill
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treatment during tCctEiug. commissions. 49,
cination. whooping-cOUgh. measles. &c
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~ My son, haven't | told you three
times to 90 and shut that gate: :'' said a
father to Il four year old.
Yes, and haven't / told you three
times that | wouldn't do it You must
be stuDid." Whack.
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Esg0FEssEox&L CARDS.

4 BRAHAM KOPHLIN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office On Main
street. Taug25, ,l859-tf.
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DHIL :. NOON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1 Ehcnsburg. Pcnua. O.iice two doors
east of Thompson'S HoCel.
August -. IS59.-lv.
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HOUSE. WiImore. Cam

y ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore. Cam
Z q hria county, Pa. Near Penra. Railroad
Station.) JAS. u. HAMILTON. ProJristor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE will be fur
nished with the best the market affords, and
the BAR Supplied with the best Of LIQUORS. in
Guiding AIcs and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenieus SrABLIHG is
attached to the premises.
Wilmore, August >, IS59:tf.
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~ d. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
W Ebensburg, Pa. Office opposite Craw-
ford's Hotel. Taug.25, ,ls53.tf
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row Tailoring Estahsishn,enf.

Fl'h" undersigned respectfully informs
Il the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity,
that ne has opened a Tailoring estabiis hment
next door to DR.. Bnnn's Drug Store, where he
is prepared 20 manufacture garments of the
latest style and most complete workmanship.
lie hopes by strict attention to business to
merit and receive share of patronage
THOMAS DEVINE
Ebcnsburg, Sept !, ls59Iy
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THE ALEEGUsst.,

WILL be pubHsheh. every Tburs5s..
w the following rates viz:
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FOHN s. riley, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
y Ebeusburg, Pa. Office in COlonade Row.
August p. lS59:JT.
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{ GAMBRIA HOUSE, Wilmore. Pa,
~ Has been recently opened by GHo. RAN
DoLPH, formerly OF Blair county
Mr.. Randolph promises TO his patrons the
best accommodations and the lowest charges
OF any house in the county. The former high
character Of the house is sufficient guaranty
Of what its future viii he.
GEORGE RANDOLPH.
Wilmore, April y, IsG0.tf
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JOB woREx! SOB wORk .

Uaving, in connection with 'L' r-f q
i I ghaHi0R, a large and SupeIo.. MI.
Job-Type, we are prepared TO eAeeNf If Jc.
neatness and dispatch, every yaTe's nseis
Work including Hand Bills, CaTOs sbG
and Blanks of every description, % ms
notice and on the most reaSonan!o s,ll !.
Persons desiring anything in tins. iiN''
we'll to call.
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A sentence in Mr. NEW,rANs card, which appear
ed in or columns yesterday morning, requires a
word Of explanation from as. Mr.. NEWMAN says:
I have in my possession q card prepared for pub
hcation signed b. Spence, in which he states dis
tnctlv that be did hunt mp these charges. and was
stil al the work when the Fumors affecting me
reached this t0wn-was alone stopped by the rll-
mors.7
It becomes necessary for us in justice ourselves,
to state that soon the controversy arose between
Mr. NEwMAS and Gen. RAMSEY, Nh. SPENCE prepared
and forwardedto US for publication card in reply to
some structures on him by Mr. NEWMAN. After Mr..
Spaces card was in type, mutual friend Of all
the parties suggested that its publication be
pended until Mr. SPENCE could be written to and in
duced if possible to suppress his card as it would
certainly tend to further imbitter the strife Mr..
SPENCE was written TO- but perhaps came to the city
before he received the letter. He yielded to the
solicitations Of those who approached him. and con-
scented to the suppression Of his article. Before it
was known that The card Of Mr.. SPENCE would pro-
baby be suppressed Mr.. NEWMAN wac Furnished
with proofsheet of it by some one Of the attaches
Of our Office. AS soon as we ascertained this, we
called on Mr.. NEWMAN, and he assured US that he
would make no use Of it our impression was, that
he either destroyed or returned l.
When Mr. NEwMAN's card was received by US on
Thursday, we discovered at glance, that it was in
reply to the card Of Gen. R-NsEY, and without
reading, placed it in the hands of the printers
Hence, we were not aware that it contained the
sentence above referred to- untl our attention was
called to it in our paper Of yesterday morning
EDIToRs UAIoN AND American.
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as he elegantly expressed it, to bring forward wit
nesseas whose garbled and "a pate testimony might
furnish Black Republican capital in the next Pres
dental elections but no money could be found, and
CovoDE was too economical to allow any to be eE-
pended in order to summon witnesses who, he fear
ed might prove that his four months labor has been
mean, partzan attempt to defame and Islander the
Executive branch of the Government
Let an honest public, we care not to what party
they belong, look upon these facts, and if they do
not crush CovoDE and his associates beneath the
weight Of their reprobatiOn and scorn justice non
esty, andfair play must have departed from among
US.
Contempt has the property of descending but At
can never reach the level of CovODE and his asso-
oiates
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INDEPENDENCE, No. June THE New Mexican
mail. with dates of the 3lst ult, arrived to-day
The Navajo Indians made an attack upon Fort
Defiance few days before the mail LETT and came anne,
very near taking it. as they were not expecting any
thing Of the sort Fortunately, by some mlsnlahase-
ment their presence was discovered, and af1ef some
fighting they were routed.
Trains of wagons were arriving at various points
in the Territory almost daily, and business was
reviving to some extent but was still depressed.
Six companies Of United States soldiers are on
Red river on the lookout for Indians.
A passenger came to Fort Union with the mail,
who stated that he had orders from Col FauntlerOy
To the troops not 20 attack the Indians if it could
nossiblv be avoided. Six companies left Pawnee
Fork on the LIST inst a scout, and if they do not
receive counternanding orders, they viii no doubt
drive the Indians from the road, whip them into
submission
The forty dragons that left Pawnee Fork some
two weeks ago, to attack band of Kows, returned
without finding them.
This news came through without an escort not
seeing an Indian on the road, and would have made
schedule time, only they Travelled hVe days win
ten OK team.
A train of nineteen wagons left here to-day for
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Democratic Meeting.

At meeting of the Democracy of Humphreys
county, at the Court House in Waverly, June the
4th, 1860, Maj J. S Span was called to the Chair,
and T. II. Baker appointed Secretary.
Mai. Span stated the object Of the meeting to be.
to appoint delegates to the convention to be held at
Linden on the Ist Thursday in June for the purpose
of selecting an elector to represent the party of
this congressional district,
Whereupon, W. c. Latmer, C. C. Barfeld, w. C.
Jackson d. D. Murphey, Syl. Adams T. H. Baker,
G. L. Nelson, w. OD0nnelly. Nelson Pullen, John
McAdoo, Leroy Trdillor and S. NJ. Byrne, were ap-
pointed regular delegates
Col. John Thomas proposed the following resolu.
tions which were unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED That our delegates be authorized to cast
tie vote Of Humphreys county for any suitable per-
son.
RESOLVED That the Democrats of Humphreys
have the utmost confidence in their State ami nation
al conventions, ard feel assured the interest and
principles of the time honOred party will be jealous
" guarded in each.
RESOLVED That our delegates to Linden petition
the convention to adjourn to Waverly some other
point in the district until after the Convention at
Baltimore.
Res0lged That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN.
J. s. SPAN, PreSt.
T. H. BAKER, Secretary.
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NASHVILLE FEmALE ACADEMY,
Foundeh 1sla.

fsIHE next session Of s Intu tegns Monday
Sepen Der. PeIaraiioI for CLASH ica1u
ing Of pupils the last weak August MITE the following al
Ehe Buildings in extent and htness for School pur-
poses dues,c cOmos neah convenielc-
Nnoiiy u-eqIi,d ia tie United sts challenge cOmpar
is0n.
Tue Six Acres of Lawn and shade arc On
eUsei so IS 70 secure lrsatst privacy, ups The
unrsstraned freedom OF childish sp-ts and innocent
NOn-sectarIau --The Academy belongs to 6fty Len
te1en repres ted y sTcn Of eIr Ct dnerent de
Nominations pedg + preserve n0n-secaran II
the
4 sac Maternal Care Of the Boarding puoiIs, is
entrusted >auuer ths constant supervision The lal 10
Ladies' u culture and educa VII their
the happiness nd cOniUrt u The pap Is.
D ga = $50 .Gth OF tue fnsGILaifiCU IS un7rsce-
d-nted 10 the nory Of schools Uny r hs have uccar
pup ia IDry years. sattcs f Tie
Inst4Iutloa are its aislsst re D. meudat oIs-
3. hs Rooms are large, we'll furnished, and neger
EGed.
Z. security from FiTG--The building, are heated ty
50 a and Ehel alta hat pupils irum
the oriiary ciets acr from o hse pieces,
bic lights Besides The Of
greatly 70 tie h-alth Of s.hoOL
O. 1ECs HieataOas Ehisl have shown Be % 81
be changes sill b e and general sss1ts
Of the 1cLiemy.
Ene tcuiCy is composed thirty I've teachers and
aitacs=' most OF WIum Brtdcc
eesIu s1eil-e, Ani most OF ia the Ud Acirlny. In
Nus Ofuaneutil Dssart ents Teachers Pr
ana Artsts are Of hsu celebrity. superior hars
Teeedtly eng tls isr lie ensuing year.
II TACT lac hsLest iyan sse7y particular be
found Ia any s1 lar institute in ire United
nishe ia Tie 4sh s Female A. ui=inyIs slgaa sr q
hundreds Of hs and reansd aaies souhen
States
TsTns as heretofore For particulars apply r. oirsu
lar 70 the pane pal. GEU. n. EVERHARr.
Nashville, lean. June 6. '6O-tws.w3n
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COMMUNICATION

NrRmrrsBoRo', Tuesday. June 5, 1860
Editors Union and american:
You have doubtless seen, from the notices in La &c
capitals standing at the head Of the Murfreesboro
Tdeq1oph for some weeks. that there would be a
!. Grand Ratification Meeting here on yesterday,
an 81 Outpouring Of the Masses" Bell and Everett
- he r,1fifed &c &ci and that distinguished
sDaaLers from abroad would certainly be present,
WoII sir II Is Oler Yes and l hazard nothing IN
saving that there are not three hundred men IN the
comfy who know whether or not there ever was an
,fengt made to get up a current in favor Of the lg
norers But to the points About one CLOCK yester-
aav evening when the effects Of tie critter were
boipo made quite manifest, it was proclaimed that
Sc a ratification meeting would be held Ior the pur-
nose of ratifyIng the nomination OF Bel and Ever
att So according 70 the call Of the Sheriff, about
~ b,,,,Frsd and tft assembled in the Court House
vard-mostly composed Of Democrats-who were
snvous 10 hear these distinguished speakers from
abroad" But just to be plain about the matter,
said distinguished gentlemen" didn't come. And
many Of the faithful we're heard 10 say. d-n the
ratification meeting if we are not to have some
speakers from abroad" But they were compelled
70 grin and bear it.
But. however. they were not to be turned down.
and resolved that it would never do 10 give 1t up
so Mr. Northco.t" So wheC said few had assem-
bled. a call was made for our estunable FRIEND DR.
Richardson. who came to the scratch quite promptly
and doomed forth for short time, paying eomp-
meuts to the COvOde Committee. and abusing the Dem
ocra.ic party generally. As his speech viii be pub
lished for general circulation as a campaign docu-
ment will not give you even synopsis OF It. Suf
/ fee It to say, the Doctor was at himself"
When mis- speech was concluded, some very high
sounding resolutions were offered, and Of course
/ passed.
All then being cooked and prined for another fire
a call was made for Maj. Palmer, who also ascended
the broad Platform and said some very good things
I and some that were not so good. Among his COED
sayings was one that his party (the lgnorers) wai
/ the oHly national party in the country. Some be
gan TO think the Major had made Hel0 discovery. Blu
without one single cheer OF applause, the Major con
cluded and the 4" fellers gave weak call for Col
Watkins, but the Colonel came up missing though
was suggested that by the next round he woalC
/ come 70 the scratch. Then came shouts for Prof
Harris who was also minus, from some unknown
cause (7nodestg supposed. Thus you see that th'
! Bell sounds N lurnful even within 30 miles of IL
resting place and it remains to be seen If this soun'
will be sufficient 10 delude the American people
! Nous Ue7TOHS.
The outpouring then poured in, amid the genera
laughter of the Democrats, who enjoyed the Joke
/ most exceently we'll" u
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come dry. The moment they drop from the tree they
should be mixed with CT buried in moist peat sand
or ioams and kept IN this moderately moist state
tiil planted. If left upon the ground, rs soon as
they fan and covered and kept moist with leaves or
straw they would readily grow the next spring, If
the mice did not get them Nearly the same treat
ment IL applicable to the black walnut exceps The
nut does not dry so soon as that Of the chestnut
Probably the valiant would grow more readily If
the shell were removed about the time sprouts Il
might wilt decay, or spoil. if done much sooner
We know Of no advantage in causing early bearing
BY grating. unless such trees were selected to rraft
from as have borne unusually soon. Nor is there
any stock to recommend Country Geldleman
How 10 MAKE EXTRA BRANcHEs GRow OK PEAR
lREEsSA writer in the Hrgaia EdIgl ,JoiTqi states
that ne hes succeeded in starung branches on his
pear trees wherever he wishes limb 70 grow. he
says; "A careful examination will show plenty OF
dormant eyes Or knurls on the stock To produce
shoot, slit or cash is made the eye and into
the wood, with a knife or fine saw which BY check
my the now Of sap starts the dormant eyes into
HE and IN three cases cut OF four branch shoots
forth
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SHORT CRoP OF VIRGINIA TohCoo-Ihe Peters
burg (Va) Express says: Intelligence from every
direction comedies as to the scarcity Of tobacco in
this section of Virginia Not Cne-fourth Of crop,
it is thought, will be made IN many portions OF Din
widdle, while from the upper counties the COM
plaints are even worse"