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Executors Notice

r ETTERS TESTAMENTARY of the last
IL will and testament of AsHBEL MoSRoE,
late of Bingham township, Potter county. de-
ceased, having been granted to the undersign-
ed, all persons indebted TO the said estate will
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them, du-
ly authenticated for settlement, to
l.. S. ROBERTSON, !
LAEINA LYON, Executors
MARY IACKET.
Bingham, Feb. %, l86o.-24- GtT
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"In the union ofshyilling dramatic incidents.
with moral lessons Of the highest Importance
these works of T. S. Arthur stand forth pre-
eminent amongst modern authors.
They have been introduced into the Dis
trict, Sabbath School, and various other lii
braries throughout the country"
Each Of the above Books contain nearly LOO
pages, and are illustrated with finely executed
Mezzotint engravings, and handsomely bound
in one l2mo. volume. Price 81 90 each.
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GROCERIES.

4 better stocl, in this line cannot be found
in the connty, if as good and will be sold
extremely low.
Best quality of Brown Sugar 10 cents, all
other kinds at small profit.
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PRICE CURRENT

Corrected every Wednesday, by P. A. STEB-
BINS, wholesale and retail pealer in Gro
ceries and Provisions Main Street,
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Record lour Dec,ls-Reader! have
pu any deeds which are not recorded !?
20, attend to it at once, as the laws of the
ate now are such that you run some risk
they are not. Deeds executed in Penn
|lvania must be recorded within six
IOnths, otherwise they are to be deemed
Fudulent, and void against purchasers or
Irtgages for value unless recorded be-
le the deed under which the purchaser
ms. This makes It very important for
rsons to exercise care in properly Sc
ping the title Of their property.
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THEIR WORK

is well made and the material good. Good and
substantial EAYES-TROUGHS put up in any
part of the Couuty-Terms easy. Ready Pay
of alt kinds, including Cash, seldom refused
Store on Main Street opposite the Old Court
House, Coudersport Aug. J, lS59.-50
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Benjamin Ls,cis, convicted at the
gurt last week of passing counterfeit
nix note, was taken to the Penitentiary
Philadelphia on Friday last by Sheriff!
prt and ex-Sheriff White. He was SEN
need to fourteen months imprisonment,
e dollars fine and costs. This is said
be MS second term in State prison, he
wing been at Auburn one term.
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and all others in the same proportion. / am
making the sacrifice TO close cut my stock III
this line the present winter
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Steps towards Heaven
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Angel and the Demon.
Three Eras in Wo-
mans Life.
Ten Nights iii a Bar
Rooms.
Angel Of the Howse =
hold
The lIand bot not the
Heart.
Heart Histories and
Life Pictures.
The Trials ofu House
keeper.
Leaves from the Book
Of iIaman Life.
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a L
OLMS s. KELLY'S
g. TORE can always he found the best Of
> Cooking, Box and Parlor
$ / & Y L S.

Also, TIN and SHET-IRON WARE. POTS,
KETTLES. SPIDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,
SAP-PANS, and CAULD-
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Tile Supper last Thursday evening, for
c benefit of the NJ L. Church, realized
er $50, and led to subscriptions foE the
ire extinguishment of the Curch debt
be Supper, which was prepared and
nnaged entirely by the Ladies of the
ngregation, was an excellent aGair, and
gII worthy of the reputation of the faig
a unsurpassed cooks of our village.
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CnQ~esttonaGiy tle best Sustained Work
Of tic kind IN the World"
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Agricultural Implements,

snch as PLOWS, SCRAPERS. CULTIVA-
TORS. CORN SHELTERS, HORSE-RAkES,
DOG-POWERS. &c
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SEND FOR CATALOGUE.

Address GEORGE q. EVANS,
PUBLISHER,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YoRK July 81.
Flour more active, both for export and
home consumption, but prices generally
without striking change. Sales $500
bbls, 5.O5@5,l0 for super State. 5,l5@5. 20
for extra do. 4.9O@5.OO superfine western
Rye -four in limited demand. 3BO04 90
common to choice super.
Corn meal quiet and unchanged.
Whisky firm, with fair demand. sales
$50 bbls at 2Ohc.
Wheat lie higher. with moderate demand
for export. and limited home trade
Sales. $4,000 bush old winter red western
at 25. $500 good choice amber Iowa at
,24@l %. $500 white Indiana at $50
I,37.
Rye quiet and steady. sales I 900 bush
at 6lsc.
Corn more active aud 6rner. sales 9 700
bush at 6l062.
Oats plenty aud 10 moderats request
western 5000.
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Breckenridge Convention.
PROM oUs SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
indianapolis, July 81.

iNDihAsfObloB July of'
The Administration Democrats assem-
bled 10 convention to day in the State
House Square
The attendance was larger than that at
the late Douglas meeting. though neither
enough to brag on.
A letter was received from Hon Joseph
Lane. dated Raleigh, N G. July rs. ex
pressing his regret. &c, and urging the
true Democracy to stand fat in the faith of
their fathers.
platform of the Administration stripe
was adopted. also the following olive
branch resolution. which will not be ac
cepted:
ResOlUed. That whilst we disapprove of
the platform of principles on which Mr..
Douglas is bow a candidate, we still re-
gard it as less objectionable than that on
which Mr.. Lincoln is placed; therefore.
Resided. That the Democrs tic Central
Committee this day appointed. be author
ICED and requested to confer with the Cen
trail Committee appointed on the llth day
OF January last. with the view to organiz-
ing and running OF one and joint electo-
raj ticket, on the following basis, to-wit
II the persons that may be jointly agreed
upon for electors shall be elected, they
shall cast the vote Of this State for that one
OF the two candidates for President aud
Vice President-Breckir ridge and Lane,
or Douglas and Johnsoa-whom it shall
be found. after the election, is certain to |
receive the highest number of electoral /
votes frsm other States
That said committee be authorized, in |
their discretion, to agree upon the adop- 1
ton OF an entirely nev electoral ticket, or /
the running of either Of the'present electo- 4
raj tickets, or OF ticket composed Of parts
ofthe present. tickets, a. may be thought /
most expedienI. The electors Who may be
thus agreed upon TO pledge themselves in
writing TO cast the vote of the State, (if
elected in accordance with this resolu-
ton
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Terre.Iianle Female COLLEGE.

rJIHR mex. session OF tue Terfe- Haule Female
IL College will commence on Wedne sday, he
9Th of September next, and continue five
months
Tcrre- Haute, the seat OF the College, is one OF
the most healthy and beautiful cities in the
West, and is accessible by river aud railroad
from all parts ofthe coantry. The grounds are
extensive, comprising 81 acres. and are beantl-
fully laid out with walks and drives, aud orna .
mented in high degree with evsrgreens. ete.-
They contain a native grove of 81 acres. The
buildings, ave In number, are the finest in the
West, sad have all the modern appliances for
comfort; they re heated by steam and GIFTED by
gas. From ~ to 10 professors and teachers OF
the highest qualiacatiSns,whod devote their whole
time to the improvement of the pupils, are en-.
ployed. The Philosophical, Chemical md As
Economical apparatus belonging to the College
Is ample.
An Astronomical Observatory has recently
been erected at c, n .idrsble cost, within which
Is mounted, eqWatOrliy, telescope ofhigh m g
nIying power, thus anording a rare opportunity
for the study of Astronomy.
Lectures on the Natural sciences will be deliy.
cred almost daily before the pupils.
Mrs. Julia B. Ackley, late OF the Buffalo Fe-
male Academy and well known in the West as
a lady OF great dignity OF character and sue
cessful teacher. has been secured as Governess.
The Music Department was never more
Thy or Confidence than al present-beipg coma
ded to BILE and skill full teachers.
Any Information desired respecting the Col
lege. or n Catalogue of the School may be OBJ
t'ined by addressing Rev. John Covert, Terre-
Ha. C, Indiana.
zuldw3m JOHN COVERT, Prest.
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INPECTINE.


For the prevention aud cure of Fever
aud Ague aud Bilious Fevers. This won
derful remedy was brought te the knowl-
edge of the present propretors by friend
who has been great traveller IN Persia
aud the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates,
he experienced 4 severe attack OF Fever
aud A que. On discovering his condition
one Of the bOatmen took from his person an
Amulet. SAYING, Nv ear this and no fever
will touch YOU" Although incredulous
as 10 its virtues, he complied and expe
riebced immediate relief, and has nee al
WAYS found il an effectual protection from
all mslarious complaints.
On further investigation he found that
the boatman attributed to il miraculous
powers, aud said that 1t could only be OBJ
tanned from the Priests OF the Sun. Some
time afterwards the gentleman IN convers
ing with Priest, obtained from him the
secret of its preparation, and sscertained
where the medicinal herbs were found, Of
which it was compounded. The wonder
full virtues of this article have induced n
full belief in the minds Of the natives of
the miraculous healing powers of their
Priests.
Since his return TO America, it has been
tried with'the happiest effect by several
ladies and gentlemen of high character,
VINO have given il the most unqualified
praise. Thi, remedy having been a spe-
cific in Persia for hundreds of years, for
the prevention and cure OF Fever aud
Ague aud Bilious Fevers-is now offered
to the American people.
IL will be sent by mail. prepaid, with
full directions for use. on receipt OF one
dollar.
Principal depot and mandatory. ass
Main ST., Richmond. Va Branch office,
Bank of Commences Building, New York.
Address JOHN WILCOX 4 Co.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE PRINCE ALBERT.

n hhlN AL UT n I'D q.
81. JoHss. N F. July 81.
The steamer Prince Albert, from Galway
arrived at this por. this morning.
Her news, though five days later. is un.
important.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The parliamentary proceedings are I'M
important.
The government had withdrawn the
Bank supply bill for lack of time to pas it
1t was reported that the Galway electors
are about to call on Mr.. Lever to resign his
seat in Parliament.
Lord Broughan, at the statistical con
gress. explained his remarks to Mr. Dallas,
relative to the presence Of negro delegate
and disclsimed any intention Of insult or
disrespec
SYRIA-Affsirs in Syria were unchanged
Matters continued I" war a very grave as
pect France was actively preparing for a
powerful interver ton aud had notified
the other governments in order to have
concert of action.
The Sultan had written u France and
England an expression Of his grief at the
events which have lranspired, and prom.
ising All effort TO reestablish order.
IL was reported that the Russian govern
ment had expressed desire to act in har-
mony with France and England.
FRAxcE.-The Paris Bourse was dull
rates closed 66a70.
NArLEs.--The Neapolitsn ministry
withdrew their resign atoms. the King hsv
ing taken decisive measures to secure the
adherence OF the troops 10 the Constitu.
ton
The Nespoliton government had ordered
the removal of the royal Guard. the aboli
tion Of the Punishment of bsstiuado and
the suppression of secret dungeons.
The Emperor of Austria and Prince OF
Prussia were to hold a conference at Lo-
plise in a few days, here German severe.
ign were expected to participate Inndia
AID China.
The Bombay Nail Of Jdse 22d, had
reached Englsnd.
The Red Sea cable had resumed work.
ing.
Hong Kong dates are oJune 4tb. Hos
Utilities we're about to commence. IL was
reported that 1000 Russian soldiers were
marching on to Pekin, but the statement
lacked confirmation.
LONDON, July 81.
The telegraph from Sicily says. Gsribal
di announces his iuteHtion Of snnsxing 81.
civ to the Kingdom.
or Sardinia advices from Lyna report
the disturbances not yet settled.
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We take great pleasure in recommending the
MEXICAN Mustang Lininent as a valuable and
indispensable article for sprain., Sores,
Scratches or Galds on horses. Our men have
used 1t for severe Burns, Bruises, sores, stiff
Joints and Rheumatic Palms, and all say II acts
like magic We use no other Liniment.
j. w. HEWITT.
Foreman for American. Hrden's and Wells,
Fargo & COS Express
Gentleman :--"I had negro man worth 81,
200 who took cold from bad hprt, and was
useless for over one year; had used every
thing could besref without beneft, uutil i
tried the Mustang LiHimemt. II has perfectly
cured him, and I csn Tow take the above price
for him. Respectfully yours,
JAMES DoRRAsoE.
Every Planter, Toamster and Family should
have this invaluable article. Sold by all 70.
-peetsble dealers everywhere.
BARNES " PARK. Prerrietors. New York.
July30wlm
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BREcKINRIDGE CONVENTION

INDIANAPOLIS, July 81.
The Democratic Mass Convention as
sembled on the capitol square to day !;
Judge James Morrison of Marion county
chosen President with l3 Vice Presidents.
The number in attendance, is variously
estimated at from ! 200 to 200 representing
most all parts of the State. An electoral
ticket and State Central Committee were
appointed.
Resolutions were adopted approving Of
the platform of principles adopted by the
Democratic Convention held at the Mary
land Institute, Baltimore, and of the NOM
instion of Breckinridge aud Lane advi-
sing conciliatory and united action of the
Democracy, authorizing aud requesting
the Central Democratic Committee appoin-
ted to-day to confer with the Central Com.
mittee appointed on the llth January,
with II view TO the organizing and running
Of one and joint electoral ticket.
The electoral ticket 20 be on basis that
they shall cast the vote of the State for
that one of the two candidates for Presi.
dent aod ' ice President, Breckenridge and
Lane or Douglas aud johnson, whom it
shall be found to receive the highest mum
Der Of electoral votes from other States.
Speaking by Senators Bright and Fitch,
Judge Ecklss, B Bullen and others.
Speakers denounced Douglas party re
uaralv
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, June 81.
There is a good demand for fresh ground
flour made from old VIII "a; at 4,75a5 for
fair to good brands.
Provisions quiet but firm.
Whisky steady with fair demand at l6s.
Wheat 10 good demand. 90a93 for red
GOAL 03 prime white.
Corn firm with good demand, 4Oa4I.
Oats dull aud heavy al 29a3O; old are in
fair demand at IS.
Rye steady at 65a65 prime old and new =.
Barley new. in fair demand at rs: old
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County Canvass.

The candidates for the various county
offices, irrespective of party, will meet and
address their fellow citizens of Vigo coun.
ty, at the following times and places, to-
wit:
Riley Township. at Lockport. on Satur.
day, August 18th. at p. M.
Pierson Township. st George Tsylor's,
on Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at p. m
Linton Township, at Hartford, on Sat
urdsy, Aug. 18th. at p. IN.
Prairie Greek Township, at Middletown,
on Wednesday. Aug. 22d, at p. III.
Prairieton Township. at Prairieton, OF
Saturday, Aug. 25th. at p. m.
Nevius Township. at Brooks Mills. on
wednesdaysAug. 18th, at pm.
Psyette Township. at New Goshen, on
Saturday. Sept. lst. at pm
Fayette Township, at New Market, on
Wednesday, Sept. 9Th. at pm.
Otter Greek Township, at Anthony
Creal's on Saturday. Sept. 9Th. at p. IN.
Lost Greek Township. at the Township
House, on Wednesday, Sept. 18th. at p. ID.
Sugar Creek Township. at the Town
ship House. on Saturday, Sept 18th. at
p. m.
Honey Greek Township, at the Town
ship House. on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at
] p. N.
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Moxrr AVID TIE ErYrcr on Ir.-Ths love
% money is the root OF all evil" snIl At
supply Of the article is very agreeable, and
even necessary. With it. your society Is
sought and courted; your "friends have
round yos by the hundred. but without 1t
disguise il a. you may, you are simply no
boSyi You are passed upon the street with
IN syerted eye. or a cold nod. you are spo-
Ken Of with shrug Of the sholders. Those
vhome you have served. remind you that
ingratitude. though the grstest Of cr'meas.
is, still q very common one. and you nave
nothing left but to"chew the cud OF bitter
reflection. Aod yet thsrs Il chance OF
retaliation, il you please. sof e'heaping hot
eosIs upon the heads" Of your sunshine &C
quaintances. COURAGE Keep COOL ssyc
your dines aud quarters. and send; say
t250, IS, $40, or $40 10 Messrs wo"D
Eppr q Co.. Of Wilmington. Delaware,
and Sc. Louis. Missouri, for q part or whole
tic4et in one Of their lcgalizod Lotteries, and
you may soon DO enabled 10 smile At your
frisn d. Of prosperity, and resume your
proper position In society.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

p The maxims Of the wisest men are
to preserve the body In perfect health, not TO
wait for tho development OF disease. Be ~ise
In time; check and guard against the nrsi sp'
proaeh. Keep the stomach and blood healthy
and pure, aud the plaques OF poisoned atmos-
phere tall harmless. The only remedy that will
thoroughly purify the blood, and at the same
time strengthen and invisorste The system, IS
McLs4n's Strengthening Cordial aud Blood Pu-
rl6er. Try it. and DC convinced. Sc sdver-
tisemeBt.
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State of Indiana, vigo County, SIS.

Fi90 CiTc' a COuTt, September Term IS6U.
Sarah }. Rynersen VS.. VIM. L. Rynerson.
DE IL remembered that on the 18th day OF Ju-
ID ly, A. ID. 1860, the plaintiff, per Harvey d.
Scott, her attorney, filed in the Office Of the
clerk ofthe aforesaid Court her complaint, lso
the affidavit Off disinteTested add competent
witness that the said VIM. L RynersOn, the de-
PENDANT herein, is not a resident of the State Of
Indiana. The said a. fcndaut Is therefore here
by notified that unless he be and appear before
the Judge OF said Court, on the first day OF the
next term thereof, hereafter TO be held al the
Court House n rerre- Haute, The first Mon
day in September 1860, then and there or be-
fore the calling Of the cause for trial, plead,
swer or demur to the plaintiffs complaint, the
matters and things therein contained will be
heard and determined in his absence and de-
creed accordingly.
jy25w3-si AND. WILKINS, elk.
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Dyspepsis and General Debility.
CARLISLE. Warren County. o
Mnrch g. Ie55


DR. c. ". RoBAcK-Dear Sir For the
benefit OF suffering humanity permit me TO
say that have found your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. 81 sure cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint I
have suffered from the above mentioned
diseases fer five years add have tried
great many physicians. but all to no pur
pose. " as advised by a friend to try
your Blood Purifier and Pills and dia so.
I was living in Cincinnati at the time, and
went to your Office and purchased one
bottle Of the Purifier snd one box Of Pills
TO commeacs with. and bless the day ]
found your valuable medicines. for AIN
enjoying good health. ADD feel confident
that the cure ~. permanent, Let others
buy aud take what they please, AZ fJf me,
give me the Blood Purifier and Pills for all
chronic diseases, which arise from impure
blood. or arrangement Of the digestive or
aans. I take no other medicines, and
have nof for the last eighteen months.
Most truly, T.V. Dvsos.
- advertisement.
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quently asked. when is the dog ordinance
to be enforcedf" We can't say just when
she Law requires it..but We think the pub
lie safety requires it Immediately. The
work of destroying useless ours is going on
IN almost every other city, and our voice
IS now for war. Let the sub;errsnean pas
sages be opeu ed" to the dorg pound, and
let the dsrgs be pounded. Again we say .
let the war 90 on.
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INDIANA STATE FAIR.-The Isdiaua State
Fair y i'll be held at Indianapolis from the
18th to the Goth October. The new grounds
are about completed. and the most ample
preparations are being made To render it
the finest industrial exhibition ever held
ia the State
Twelve thousand dollars will be given
away in premiums, the largest premium
list ever offered by any State beard.
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sKEISe Is BELrxVISo.-An informant Of
the State Sentinel. says. that he had not
seen $4,000 people here on Saturday, he
would not have believed they were here
Just SO as no body else saw half Of
them here. Of Course, no one but the infor-
msnt aforesaid will believe they we're
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A PREV ENTIvE
AoAissr THE
ID @ b I itat ing T. TIE
or THIS
WESTERN CLIMATE.

Peruvian Syrup is permanen: solution Of
pro;oxide ofIron and in this form alone arc the
the fullest effects OF Iron, az general Tonic and
Alternative, realized. The range OF cases II
meets beyond every other remedy, 10 that of a
large ela,s besinniDgin Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Loss OF Appetite, Emaeiation of tbs
Flesh Lspguor or Weakness, which are the re-
suit Of deterioration ofthe Blood, and, IL MT
speedily arr osted, end in Confirmed consump-
ton. augIw!m
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Land and Real Estate
AGENCY.

HAVING taken a room over Robinson & Co.'S
IL auction Store. few doors east OF
Southern Bank, (up stairs) | would respectful
~ solicit portion of the business in that line,
and wall say to all who may trust property in
my hands, TO sell, exchange rent, that l viii
consult their interest, and be governed by suen
conditions in each premise, as they may die
tate. l offer no references; my Gnbroken Q5
years residenCe o among you ISL suffice
OFFER FOR SALE
81 acres oftimber land, 8 y miles from this city,
part OF which rs cleared suitable for grape rails
ing, will be sold whole or in parts; also, about
40 acres or Prairie. the citv, wi be sold in
whole or in parts Of from l lo5 or ten acres
Terms easy.
Also, a number or small houses of from to
rooms each. in different parts ofthe city; prices
low and terms to suit purchasers.
? Give me call.
JOSEPH COOPER,
je2Sdw3m Real Estate Agent.