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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-05-10
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
WILNORE STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jaag-; Of the Couris.-President, Hon. Geo.
:ay.or, Huntingdon Associates, GeorgcW.
1asley. Richard Jones, Jr.
Prott0ao!ary. oseph M'Donald.
c!srk 10 PrOthonotaTy.-Rob a. MCoy.
Register and Recorder.-Michael HassoE.
Deputy Register and Recorder.-John Scan
,a
S3.riF-Robert p. Linton.
D6.paty Shsrif.-George G. X. Zahm.
District AuorRey.--PhiiIp S. Noon.
e9anty Commissioners.-John Bearer, Abel
lloyd, David T. Storm.
c!sTk 70 ommissioners.--George c. X. Zabm.
CouHIel to CommissioRers.-John 5. Riley.
!reasurer.-John A. Blair.
foor House Directors. William Palmer,
PaSld 0 Harro, Michael MGuire.
Poor House Treasurer.-George c. X. Zahm.
roor House !Ste0ard.--James J. Kaylor.
AsTeantts APpraiser.-Thomas Mcconnell.
AHd'tors,-Rees J. Lloyd, Daniel Cobaugh,
penry Hawk.
county Surveyor Scanlan.
cc'roaer.-Peter Dougherty.
I . . SSt2e'L'ten9sat of Common Schools.-S. B.
Cormick
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-05-10
D | R ECT RY.
LIST OF posi- OFFICES.

Post Ofces. Post Masters. Districts
Benn's Greek, Joseph Graham, Yoder.
Bethel Station, Joseph 5 Mardis, Blacklick.
Carrolltown, Benjamin Wirtner, Carroll
Chess Springs, Danl- Lltzinger, Chest.
CreSsOn, John j IroxeL, Washint'n.
E5en55urg. Mrs II. MCague, Ebeusburg.
Fallen Timber, Isaac Thompson, White.
Gtilitzin, J. N. Christy, Gallitzin.
Glen COnnen, Joseph Gill, Chest.
Henlock, VIM. MGough, Washt'n.
Johastovu II. y. Boggs, Johnstwn
Loretto, Wm. GwInn, Loretto
Mineral Point, L. Wissinger, Conem' gh.
Munster, A. Durbin, Munster
Pershiug, Francis Clement, Conem'gh
P!att5ville, Andrew j. Ferra! Susq' q'han.
Roseland, e. W. Bowman, White.
ST. Augustine, Joseph Meyer, Clearfe;5.
Scalp Level, George Conrad, Richland.
SJuman, B. NJ Colgan Washt'u.
Sammerhill, Vim. Murray, Croyle.
Summit, Miss NJ. Gillespie Washtn.
1Wlmore, Andrew Beck, S'mmerhii.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-05-10
FHEysEURG ROR. OFFICERS

y
'@!ics5 Of the Pcaee.-David II. Roberts,
a1r1son Kinkead
=, nn,1Fysss.-Andrew Lewis.
A'TH CoUncH.-William Kittell, William X.
(noenaker.
r'er' 10 Councu-T. ,. Litzinger.
g3TouJh Treasurer George Gurley.
i s3t I1ster.-Wil illiam Davis.
'.H'ot DirectOrs.-Edward Glass, William
{,lsr Reese S. Lloyd, John j. Lloyd, Morris
Evans, Thomas J. Davis.
treasurer Of School Board-Evan Morgan.
:, ftabte.-George Gurley.
l1 C'!teetor.-George Gurley.
'Is''or.-Richard T Davis.
4'Se Of Flection.-Isaac Evans.
4 'P'ttors.--Johs 9. Rhey, John J Evans.
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pa- Unvarnished truth viii mako a way
where crooked falsehood goes astray,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06
ScrO1uia, or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional disease, q faint, or corrap-
ton, Of the blood, by which this fluid be.
comes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being in
the circulation, it pervades tho whole body,
and may burst out in disease On any part OF It.
No organ Is free from it, attacks, nor is there
one which it may not destroy. The scrotulous
faint is yariously caused BY mercurial disease,
low living, or disordered or unhealthy food,
impure air, filth and f1lthy habits, the de-
pressing vices. and. above all. by the yeneresl
infection. Whatever be its origin, it il he1cdi-
tary in the constitution, descending from par
ents " TO children unto the third and fourth
generation" indeed, it seems to be ths rod
K OF Him who says, q will visit the iniQuities
Of the fathers upon their children s
Its effects commence by dep0sition from tn
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which. in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, il termed
tnborcles in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions OF soves.s This foul COR
Euption, which genden in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, % that scFofnlous constitn-
tons notN cnly suffer from scrofnlous com.
plants, but they have far leas power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases conse-
which, although mot scrofnlous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal BY this faint in the
system. Most Of tie consumption which Do
climates the human family has il origin dirsctly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the Liver. kidneys, brain,
and. indeed, Of all the organs, arise from q
are aggravated BY the same cause. ~ 4a5i
One quarter Of all our people rs scsufhlous;
their persons aze invaded BY this lurking con-
tanainntion, and their health = undermined hy
X. To cleanse it from the system We must
roaoyatc the blood by m alteFasive medicine.
md inTigorate il BY healthy food md exercise.
Such medicine we supply in ca.
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COmpsund Extract Of Sarsaparilla.

the most effectual remedy which the medical
sklI Of our times can device for this eyer1
where prevailing and fatal malady. II i COM
oined nom the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurration az this foni
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of tie
SYSTEM from its destructive consequence.
Hence II should b employed for the cure q
not only scrofula, but also those Other affec-
tions which arise from it, such d ERurr1vn
and SKIN D1sRAsrs, 81. ANrHoyY's Frrr
RosR, ioF ERrs1rsLxs, P1xr1rs, PusTuIrs.
BloTcHEs, BLArs md Bons, TunoRs, Txrrxa
and SALT RHErA, ScALD HKAD, Rrxawonx.
HHHuHATIsx. SYrHnrric and MRRcunrAI Du.
i Eases; DHorsr. DYSPEPSIA, DxBIIIrr, and,
TED OR 1HrrRr Broom. The popular belief
IN " smpusIsy Of tie blood" y founded "a truth
for scrofula y degeneration Of the blood. ire
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rlila i to purify and regcnexate this vital Nuid
without which sound health q i,nposs;hIa Il
contaminated constitutions. - - NJ ''
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Ayers Cathartic Pills, !.
Foa AL the PURPOSES Or i FAHIly pNyslo.

are 20 composed that disease within the range a
snel! acflon can rarely withstand OF evade tResn
and invigorate every portion Of the hnman or~sn.
;sn, correcting its diseased action, and restcripe
~ healthy sitalities. A. consequence ~. ahese
properties, the invalid who Is bowed down via
pam q physical debility il astonished 10 fna his
simplc and inviting. r. IN = = 80 o' - -
Not only % they eurs the everyday eosnp,.iuss
every oody, but also many Soriridabie and
dangerous diseases. The agent below nanaed r.
pleased 70 furnish gratis my American Almanac.
tcftiticatcs Of their cures and directions
ness Heasten,,, HsodacAs ayissN1 t1oss isscydsrs1
MOnsarA, Nnss10, ln6igeseiOa PSse, Is 49, NcrASS
!nscssoAef ~ Rewals. Fxasaieaey, Ioss n 49,.
see. .'assd4css and other Kindred co4pla;nes.
sfn.nS nom low state of the body Of obsiraceios
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n. DIR. JOHN BULLS
VEGETABLE WORM bEs1l1B

Ii remedy alike pleasant slo eyertYal |. /.
evil. There j. not the least iilicalty 9 -
children TO take tho medicine. Il B -
the form Of Candy Drops, and Win y 49,
avidity by Children Of all agea Il -
expcls worms more effectually than ~
L1w in use, while ut the anne tine & vl n
way affect injuriously the health u tAsCil
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] DR.. JOHN suu3
king OF PAIN KlHD


rs . anew AMERICAN REMEDY. ~
L an efectual and speedy cure fee CHOI1'
CHOLERA MORBUS, RHEuN1f
GOUT, BOWEL COMPLAHNTA DIN
STA, SUMNER cOMPLAINrS Graz
collie, SORES, CUTS, BURN9 sczlz
BRUISES, CANCERS, TUX0RA nj
ACHE and TOOTHACHE. and n go
that Resh 10 heir to.
The above Preparations can Do pssnulh
druggists and country stores evayvhA
DIX. JOHN BULLS PFiDclpA OGAh
yilss Ky. 4
For sole only BY q. p. sqnires CO.
T.. y. Gay.
# Mccain 4 Hughes,
Wuo esale and Retail Agents, where can be idDiu
took ofDrugs. Medicines, Toilet Fancy Articles y
inc 43-d3tav:1yv
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nLD SACHEM BITTERS AND

~ W1GWAM TONIC. - N T|I w.
These delicious and farfamed Btter are recommended
BY the FIRsT PHYSICIANS COUNTRY on account Of
their Purity and great n,ediciadl rirfues F- ts
They pleasant @ nectar TO the tsste and
the best Tonic and SfiDniaat erer oFvxd u ~ Ljc
Their curative Pow ers u cases Of Geaai Da1v Loss
unparalleled and that feel warranted IN
claiming hat do beg leave to state that
tions endorsed by Prof. ErLNAS, of Yale Colleges
Prof Hayes OF Massachusetts, and hundreds oS others
Principal Depot - Water street, New York. For sale
BY Grocers. Wine merchants and Dfagsts generally.
ssptis-S1y g8i8i9fE4 Ha tf usI lEer a@l Is
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- n DR. QoDR r. ]
fR6fI .11AIz TRADE 500. ]
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| BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK BOOK
a MANUFACTURER,
N Cbcl0Gw0Fs N0tk, Min ST., RwrljnUtonr loec0.
Rnding Of every des4ppA dome to order Bank Books
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06

L
The Richmond Enquirer publishes the follow
ing letter from Lyttleton Tyler, Esq, one Of the
Assistant Electors chosen from Prince William
County, Va, and says Il ia " happy to be inform.
ed that this is only one Of the many instances In
which Southern men have been driven OF from
Mr.. Douglas' support by the tone Of overbearing
insolence which he has assumed, and the blue
light Federal doctrines TO which he seems 10
have become 4 sudden convert" The letter of
Mr.. Tyler Iends . support TO the protest OF the
Southern men, lately issued from tho Virgins
Springs, md which will find an echo In every
part of the Southern country. Here i the let
ter referred TO-: s.s aaas sss5 s~s II.
WooDLAwN, PRIxcE WILLIAM Co., vA.a
At&FAA s& September Is, 1880.
10 he Editors IF dse Enqnirer - ~ ss
I Gentlemen: -Do me the favor to state in your
psper that Irespectfully decline the position OF
Assistant E.ectOr for the county of Prince VIII
liam, assigned me BY the Btannton Convention.
/ was political friend &C Mr.. Douglas until
his recent speech in Norfolk removed the scales
from my ewes and beheld him whom considered
the frisnd Of the South, Fsacting the part Of Van
Buren, n l848, assisting he Wings and Know-
Nothincs to defeat the Democrats In Virginia;
holding that the South may v1ltfIly be ex-
cluded ftOm the public lands, and that she shall
be compelled ty force % submit ; and denouncing
Southern men whose osly crime u their zeal il
behalf of Sosthssn Eights and hoaos. Euch
seMsiments merit de Aevetest rcbuhe from every
being Who loves the South. ~ ss e.
+ xss& r
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RAILROADS.
.G B. 81 @ II. II. LINE.


O. b. 8 @ r. r. LINE. a.
Il e 90 2
Old and Only Reliable Route East. "A
From Burlington 70 Chicago, Detroit Toledo PisssburF
~ ssls%SIe New Yor, and ~ ohsr Eae
s sa AcconmGdas!on !. a:lS 2. y.
connect . Mendoza Win the Illinois Central RalTcsi
North and South, and At Chicago both the Morrlns
and Evening trains tso5 u. md SIS r. MY connect
WIN al the sFest Masters Railroad routes to Wit MI C
We Desrelt; y 2. =. 3 via Toledo, and Pttasorr
and n Wayne 3 Vi y. Wayne. u which passengers
Only t~e.i Mars from Burlington 70 Toledo; rh,retp
hours ahead diany ethsr route leaving Barngtoa 4.
Bagyage cseshed through e Des.ot Niagara Tsus aad
srs p,.is Toledo. Dunkirk, Buffalo. PttsbusS
Iickss ~ press Eass. shsrsasA fars sor sals u
Mater .rsx.s M = e Ticket ONES
eieeplng Gs attAchedto ths Night srsins. 'ot1af MI
Sase - lsvas6 my sther rouse. 800 ~ 0tfaH
i.nl1:sp.. - Gen Assn. q B. ~ / .. L L
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&AAAAAMsANNkS ADOxAAAAA320N u ~ UINHyYE
q Nh $3.50
n. \, Railroad.
sHORTEsT, QUICKEST AND BEST norrTR
70 GHIcAGo, NEW YoRK, BOSTON. PIIILADEL-
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POINTS nH,a n 6!gW IhDIANA. Mi.- ts.
. On % aits! ANGUS 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS I'm
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AVE 0rtunuA;.A gas Anaun Al cmcAco !. ss
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Ccnnecting = GalesburS With ~ NORTHERN iypoaA
c1s4sA q 4, 80 s.s. N; S - ILLINOIS
Louis md Cairo; . Burlington VIII - asiin: pseks,s
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Faengen nom Southern and western Iowa ~ 49,.
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YARNS FOR SALE.

The subscriber, living rs miles north vesd Dur
having determined 20 remove to California, ssssI
bis Farm, consisting Of - Acres-lse acres mss 4
House md Barn, and large Orchard that taf4l
1 Also, Farm Of 100 acres, leo acres under -
timber land and prairie joining, with good trzai
with stables and orchard.
Also, . Farm of 30 acres, leo acres under rdE
with timber land convenient, with coed frlEf
stables, and an orchard, &C. &
/ Also, d Farm Of 1870 Acres, 160 under culisv1ra|
frame house. stables and orchard,
h Also, Q Farm OF 100 acres, - ACRES under cIiaI
n Also, q Farm 81 20 Acres, 50 AcYes under cultH|
Y Also, Western Land TO exchange iof stock.
4 The above described Farms, all being Nacnt
nyeniens tn schools and churches, ind VI \ Y
locally reduced prices.
crFmparticulars Inquire Of the subscriter, fvhtni
ghe RvrWs. F N8Wr Ys Ass 45
mAyf0-y6m wN n Arm
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HGRRIBLE TRAGEDY IN RUTHERFORD CoUNrY,
TESN--A NAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND Four CHILD
RKN.--We have just been advised of y horrible
murder, which occurred in Fosterville, Ruther-
ford county, ON Saturday night. Mr. Stoval, q
gentleman who has heretofore been highly re-.
spccted by his neighbors and friends, committed
one Of the most terrible and revolving crimes it
has ever been our duty to chronicle. We have
no particulars further than that after numbering
his wife and four children, he killed himaelf by
cutting his own throat and jumping into deep
cave spring where he was found next morning.
Frem circumstances, it 10 supposed that an axe
was the fearful weapon used, and which caused
scene of blood that has cast gloom over al In
that vicinity. We learn that for some weeks
past Mr.. Stovall has been discussing freely viii,
his neighbors upon the subject Of the failure of
the crops, and financial difficulties which he had
to encounter, and it is believed that his mind be-
came suddenly impaired while contempi how
be should be able 70 meet the responsibilities de-
volving upoa him. Nashville sDdiiy Casssse,
Sept l4th. 30N eN e sS5Aa ss5fs sest
TIM 1xslScrRrrY or DouGLAs--A dispatch
from Richmond, Va, 9Th inst, says: 4
20. Jennings Wise addressed large audience
At Metropolitan HAIL. in this city, tonight h "a
vof Of Breckinridge and Lane. He stated, upon
the authosity Of . Virginia delegate Who re.
NAMED in the Douglas Convention at Baltimore,
that Williams L. Ydacey scas Gsnjvsd ~ ,osa;,sd.
ho, for the Wee Presidency on dc Douglas hcla,
but that he refaped 70 saccepy, stasiDg that oil
and water could not intesmix.n
Mr.. Wioe stated that lla wss himself guxra Of
the fact thae the Douglas men Of Baltimore we're
hunting up o 6oatks~ Aotaetiosist (slave eode
mani Who would accept the nomination for the |
Vice Pscsidency, but failed 70 get any. These
statemerts TOOK the meeting BY SURPRISE. ThAy
vim damage the cause u Donglas IN Vlrxinia
very materially.
j Ths following extract from BuskiTks speech
d Cincinnati, contains rather ssaEtling point
Ftwas claimed for Nr. Lincoln that be had
.aised himself up 70 his prsssnt prOod pOsitl0a
rom mere boy. That was true, and Il IL also
rue Of Judge Doaglas D. aAd Z. had entered |
no 6tatesUf Illlnois abous che sssne 6ms. d. |
rent - teaGhing school 70 mako Httle boys and |
Iiris bsitee. Il Wkat did lincoIn ~ WIZ he
lepe . dirty 1sg ehop asreas ~ 10y fsun ~
'zali1 votoa.
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~ mort, anything and almost everything may Be found
JARVIS'S NEW SECONDHAND
FURNITURE EMPORIUM.

large stock o. LOOKING GLASSES, all sizes, WAess-
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Jd'rss pays CASH for sueyy description of House.
hold Goods
Observe-55 Main Street. et sItEt
july2S- bptf
, 1860-12-28

to follow the same llue Of conduct. The rup-
tu,u ot the Cpion will email more risks than
h.,,"ss: for while the commerce Of England
md tI,e a..lo OF Europe will be odmstted,
viii vii OF our own, T.: the free poEts Of ths new
cnnfa1c+,,,nn r ,ht Northern con.tsdesar
lion viii inlnr,liatc;> seek an % e.
elusive alli,ace with Euglano, counserpuu;sa puss
to tho Southern agreement with Fr>- "'
will inevitably dow from this antas- ni',u. ~.
U11ing III cllies zlcve proprsctors, VIC will w
forced, hy the nature Of things. to defend their
institutions and TO tolerate their plan Of ail-
ueyin. Mexico aud tie Island Of Cnba, which
7t.e North up to this time has alone preTtnted.
FTanes 1e;u uervr tdy h:7set} ope'. to sneh q
eouyse, She ought not TO allow the Southern
States 10 deceive themselves In this matter
She canuot even lecd such couscnt ~ stlence
NAV afford; her duty Is to labof With all her
power to prrycut dissolution Ihc+e onsht
not to be tor us, On the other side o. thc AZ
E,ptIc, either Southern Americans os SoEthefn
Americans, hut States whose union y l1aRos.
tant to The e1nihaEiaUa Of the world tno
American raariue !: not less necessary 70
Franco than thc Russian, SpasEsh and AtaIsan
rayies, to present sluSi0 power llo1n scIzlns
the empire os the se.s.
Fc,nrr wa ti;e tlr,t ally Of the Cu!ted States
we hopt. that site will hc their counselor,
an,l +xuo> . the al,ys. iuto wh,h they are hurry"
in.-sn a!,5.s In which will be buried torcSet
pas. most glorious and > Fntnrc most hopc'
fl, For tit i,aer;cnn LHion a1Mratto" u sa1c's:f
Il il ksr terof Il gr at rrlne,pt. france euHnc'
knd u hu.ut 10 t+is 4aie.ts aud nis murder ent
has he9pei 10 nuke M:x !top!s-shs a'A "<'rr "<sE
to destroy kascGi
.s'ueh IN, W are eoaeiaeed, tie sentiments q
Eta.,fil3y.f7u