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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria County, to make dis
tributon of the funds in the hands of George G.
X. Zahm. Trustee for the sale of the real estate
of John Burk late of Allegheny township, decd,
hereby notifies all persons interested in said dis
tribution. that he will attend to the dIties of
said appointment at his office in '.Colonade
Row. Ebensburg, on Tuesday the 18th day of
November A. D., 1860, at one O'Clock p. NJ =,
when and where they may attend.
ROBERT a. MCOY, Auditor.
October 10. IS60.-46-4t.
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IN TOWN,

FsIHE undersigned begs leave to announce
Il to the citizens Of Ebensburg and vicinity,
that he has opened Saddery and Harness Man
ufactory, and that he will Manufacture and
keep constantly ON hand every article in his line
Of business, such as SADDLES, BRLDLES,
WHIPS, Sc. Articles manufactured cheap to
order. He invites the public to call and exam
inc articles OF his manufacture, confident they
will command the appreciation Of Competent
Judges. BY manufacturing but the best
of articles, and selling cheap, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of public patronage.
Terms Cash or approved country produce.
~ 3. All kinds OF HIDES taken in exchange
for work.
JOHN Z. CONNELL.
Ebensburg prii %. IS6O-tf
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AUDITORS NuTICE.

THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria County, 30 make dis
tribution of the funds in the hands Ct Jacob Il.
Stull, Administrator Of the estate of Soloman
Oster, decd, hereby notifies all persons interes-
ted, that he will attend to the duties of said ap-
pointment at his Office in .'Colonade Row, :"
Ebensburg, on Monday the 18th day of Novem-
Der A. D., 1860, at one O'Clock P. NJ, when and
W here they may attend if they think proper.
ROBERT A M'COY, Auditor.
October 10, IS60.-46-4t
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Cairo. Illinois, July 29h,

Cairo, Illinois, July 29h, 1860.
MEssRs. JouN WILCOX s Co.
Your '.Inpectine" or ''Persan Fever CHARM
has done wonders. | was wholly desp9ndent
and wretched when 1 applied it, and in FIVE hours
the chiliS were removed and no fever has ensued
1t is the simplest imaginable, and wonder
of nature or art. l would not be without this
.-Inpectine' a single hour. By constantly wear
ing it l seem to be .'aeue proof"
Yours Very Truly,
E. VI. STOUT
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditor, by the Orphans Court of Cambria Coun-
tY, to make distribution Of the funds in the
hands of William Kittell, Administrator Of An
thony Litzi0ger, decd, arising from thc sale of
the Real Estate Of said decd, sold I'D pursuance
of proceedings in partition, hereby gives notice,
that he will attend for that purpose, at the Office
OF William Kittel, Esq, in Ebcnsburg, Sat
urday the eth day of November next. at one
O'Clock ?. NJ. when and where all persons inter
eSted may attend.
JOHN S. RILEY, Auditor.
October 8, IS60.-45-4t.
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This truly wonderful pregnetice and cvre for
Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers will be sent
by mail. post paid, on receipt of one dollar Also
for sale at all respectable Druggists and Country
Stores.
Principal Depot and Mandatory. 16S Main
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Daniel Gallagher No. sc June Term 1860.
vs. Plur. Vend- Expon.
John M'Feely
Ana now, l2th September 1860, on motion
and application of William Kittel, J. H. Camp
bell, Esq, appointed Auditor to marshall the
proceeds Of defendants real estate sold On the
above writ. BY the Court.
The Auditor above named will attend to the
duties Of the above appointment on Fri.!ly the
10th day Of November next, at one o'clock 2. NJ
at iiis office in the Borough of Ebensburg.
J. II. CAMPBELL, Auditor
October Il, I6rO.-47-ft.
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Mobile, AlabamG, July 23d, 1850.

Gentlemen.
l have been snatched from the grave by
the application of your wonderful ''Inpectine, ,
or Persian Fever Charm" For several years
1 have suffered every season from fever and ague
Last Spring my life was threatened. but your
remedy has destroyed the disease, and [ am rap
idly gaining an appetite and strength.
Respectfully. Yours,
y. y. BARRON.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditor, BY the Orphans Court of Cambria County,
to make distribution of the funds in the hands of
Margaret Jane Pringje, Administrative of AbEa-
ham Knepper. decd, hereby gives notice that
he will attend for that purpose at the Office of
William KitjcD. Esq, in Ehensburg, on Thurs
day the 18th day of November next. at one
o'clock =. NJ, when and where all persons inter
ested may attend.
JOHN S. riley, Auditor.
October s. IeG0-45-4t
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AUDITORS NOTICE

TIE undersigned having been appointed Au-
ditto, BY the Orphans Court 2f Cam 6ria County,
to make Distribution of the proceeds in the hands
of Edward Shoemaker, Administrator Of the Rev
Thomas Mccullough, decd, hereby gives notice
that he will attend for that purpose, at the office
of William kitteiI, Esq. in Ebenshurg, OH Fri
day the 10th day Of November next, at one
O'Clock P. H.. when and where ali persons inter
eSted may attend.
JOHN S. RILEY, Auditor.
October 8. Is6O.-45-4s
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JOHNSTOWN MARBLE WORKS.
The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi-

The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi-
zens OF Cambria and adjoining counties O. G.N
that he has just received fresh stock E.ShaN
of the finest ITALIAN aud other Mar FfsSSIFstfll
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Of carriage.
GRINDSTONES of various grits and sizes,
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by wholesale or retail.
Prompt attention paid to orders from dis
tance, and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the public to call and examine his stock,
as he feels satisfied he can sell cheap.
For the convenience of persons residing in the
east and North of the county, specimens may be
seen and orders left with George Huntley, at his
Tinware Establishment in Ebensburg.
JOHN PARKE.
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Sept, 5, 1860.
, 1860-11-06

Every Republican understands that the
labor Of the last six years for the regenera-
tim and publication Of this government
and the restoration Of the honored policy
and principles Of the fathers, ccntrcsi in this
day, and that nil efforts 50 for naught, if
thcy arc not backed up by Republican
votes.
We conjurc you, then, to vote. No mat
tcr what time, or labor, or difficulty your
vote may cost you, see that it is deposited
in the box. II the weather is rainy, pre-
pare for it when you start out II your
business presses, arrange it carly. II the
line is long at the poll, wait patiently, but
whit until your tu.n comes!
Do not say y"it is all right anyhow, and
my vote will make no odds" II may make
great odds. Upon it the proper division oi
the State into legislative and congressional
districts and tho election of an United
| States Senator may depend. The last wal
with England turned on one vote in Rhode
Island.
You cannot go 10 bed with IN easy con
science; YOU cannot get up on Wednesday
morning and heartily share in the genera
joy, if you have not done your duty ant
contributed to that joy by your vote!
Be Sure to VOTE! BE SURE Tt
VOTE!
, 1860-11-06

Keep cool; but keep busy! Some Of
YOU arc rasll-a few may be hot-hcaded
Confident in your numbers and in your or
ganization, you will be tempted to say
things that will wound and cxaspcrate
those who have the same rights that you
claim at the polls. Be prudent, be discreet;
bu. be firm. Do not let ncrc words be
cause of offence. Do not permit yourself
to be annoyed by the taunts or shouts Of
tho Democracy. Do not attempt to annoy
others. One angry man cannot make mucl.
OF a row. Stand your ground and assert
your privileges at all hazards. But permit
all others to have all that you ask for your
selves. Let nothing short Of violence and
outrage tempt you to strike; but if strike
you must, hit hard, and upon the agsres-
sor be the blame!
, 1860-11-06

CONTEMPLATING TICKETS
The Republican Committee on Tickets
for ,hr better protection o. voters, went to
the expense Of getting the Republican
ticket engraved. Tie job Of cngravingthc
North District ticket was given 10 Nm. u.
Baker, G. South CLARK street, who gave his
word Of honor and pledged his professional
reputation that no copy, impression or
drawing OF the ticket should bc furnished
TO aar one save the Committee. But moi
wrthstanding tl;s p.ecauton the Democrats
were furnished with fac similc, substltut-
In. the name CT Sherman for 1Iesing. How
thev rot il the reader can Judge for himself
How much bsibc money was paid for the
counterfeit 10 some one NC have I'LL
1c,r.:6. When candidates for Office OF
their blowers and strikers, resort 10 suct
Infamous tricks, it is time for all men whe
love fair p!a; and common honesty, 10 re
bake them by voting for thcir opponents
Another cngravcr, Childs. .':ss at wor'
all las, night Initiating the South Side lie
publican ticket, and inserting the names Q
C.ay and Sherman. But hc did his woF'
onculr. and told the Republicans Of "ha
he was doing. But what shall be said G
his employers?
, 1860-11-06

The genuine Republican ticket to-day is
d small, compact ballot, without engraving
or dryicc Of any kind, except the words
"sou:h Side Republican Ticket" or
"No.;h and West Side Republican Ticket"
in ornamental letter at the top. A gang
Of pro-slavcry coun.crlcitc:s kayc printed
large edition Of engrdrtd tickets rurpor-
ing to be the simon purc Republican ar
&:clc. Doa't touch them.
Its quite likely the same gang will coun-
tcrfc:t thc:gcnuinc ticie: some time during
the day. Therefore lei no Republican vc-
tc- tnkc his ballo: from The hands ol any
person whom he docs no: I:notc personally
to be sound Republican; and let no ore
deposjt lis ballot without examining il
carcllily and seeing that al the names arc
co1ect-os thcy stand at The head Of thi:
column
, 1860-11-06

lis industriously reported that the man
Walker who has made an affidavit prcjudl-
cial to ucs:ng, is Charles Walker, Esq.,
well known grain merchant Of this city.
Not so. The affidavit man is policeman
on the North Side, and horse Of quite
another color. Do not be cheated BY that
dniirrl
, 1860-11-06
DOUGLAS MEN +!

. 1f:the traitors Of the South put their
threats into execution after election and ot'
temnt to dissolve the Union, you will make
common cause with Lincoln and aid in
preserving it. Why not, then, by giving
lin an overwhelming majority today
stiAe treason In its infancy-convlnce the
Sout! that she has no eympathizers In the
North, and that all her efforts will rccoil
on hpr head? Why not; Your candidate
has no chance-:not the ghost Of q chance,
Why, then, refuse, upon point Of pride,
| 10 vote for ours?
, 1860-11-06
THE NEWS TONIGHT.

The result Of the national election will
BE- known in this city tonight, Arrange
mcnts have been m.dc to secure the news
at this office, ut the Wigwam, the fremont
House and at the Briggs House. The Wig
wan will Of course be open to the crowd OF
eager Republicans; and, probably As soon
AZ l o'clock the result in New York and
Illinois will bc declared. When they arc
heard from, the story will be told.
, 1860-11-06

~ Let crery woman, who Las Repnbli-
eau husband, ask him, when he goes home for
his dinner to day, whether he has voted. II
he says he hasn't, let her tell him that the din
ner isn't ready for him and won't be till be has
done lls duty ut the polls. If he makes the
same answer ut night, let her lock and bolt lin
mt nf her chamber
, 1860-11-06

~ Render, If you have not voted, throw
down our paper instantly, md start for the
polls: If you have, read on to the end OF tlis
paragraph, and then go in search Of some Re-
publican who hasn't, aud when you find one,
stick to him till he votes. Don't take mo
for IN answer, nor "ycs," cither-scc that he
, 1860-11-06
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TT

1ftlerc arc auy Republicans Of Know
Nothing rroclivitics, we want to ask them
serious question. How would you like TO
sec 500 Irish DtDufy Shtrigs, staggering
about at the charter election, bludgconing
Americans and Republicans at the polls,
aud under the pretcnse Of preserving "or-
der" screening their countrymcn in ballot
box stufing operations? If you want to
sec this done, vote for Frank Sherman II
not, vote for Ucsing.
, 1860-11-06

Look at your tickets No matter from
whose hands you take them-look and sec
that they are right-Itpublican Tickets, not
Split Tickets!
There will be few protcssed Republi-
cans-so7c hcads-who will not scruple to
distribute fraudulent tickets Mt the polls.
In not he cheated DY them.
, 1860-11-06

In all our political experience we have
Lever known the Democratic leaders to re-
.rt 10 such desperate and dastardly tricks
as they are now pfhcticins to defeat par:
ef the Rcpub!ican5tickc Bribing engra-
,crs 10 cngravc tile Republican ticket, to
violate their pledge Of private and profcs-
:.:onal honor. and make Z counterfeit Of it,
Is one Of their devices. Sticking "pasters
ever the names of particular candidates,
f.r a,,c purpose Of obtaining votes
tor Gray and Sherman fraudulently,
il hnothcr trick. They have not
l.cen content with raining O dcluge Of
t.et.acion and ISLANDERS Oh the Republican
candidates, but have resorted to counter
felt tickets and ''pastcrs," hoping that many
Republicans will be caught off their guard
! md vote the spurious ticket without detect
,, iar the fraud and scoundrclisnl. Are not
,aea engaged in such dishonest practices
! it subjects for tho pcnitentiary? Is there
I! Il Republican in Chicago, worthy Of that
| llonorcl name, who will countcnancc this
GisAonorablc conduct Of the pro-slavcry
] leaders? Look out for imitation tickets
:nd pastors on genuine tickets, Spot lit
scamps found pe11ling them.
|
, 1860-11-06

As the last trick by which, the friends Of
ABE LINCOLN and the whole ticket are 10
be cheated, the Democrats, under prctencc
that there will be great delay in voting, in
consequence Of tile length Of the lines at
the polls, arc pairing Oft with Republicans.
One Democrat boasted on Sunday thct hc
lad already paired nth t,ee1re Lincoln nsea,
and expected, on Monday, to naake the *ante
bargain nth at least t,cel1e nors! That's a
pretty good misunderstanding ono Democrat
and giving therefor tventy~tour Rcpubls-
cansl
Let us advise all Republicans who hare
unwittingly made engagements not to goto
the polls to cancel them at once. Look up
the men with whom you have bargainc'l,
OF send word to them, and vote. There is
safety in that, but danger in all but that.
| Be sure anu vote!
, 1860-11-06
TIE SOUTH DISTRICT.

Let every Republican in the South d.
vision remember that the fate Of LYMAN
TRrxpu11 may depend upon the election
ofIT. Scamuon and William q. Brown.
to-day. Let every Republican remember
tha, the election Of Mcssrz. Scammon and
Brown may depend upon his ro'e. Go to
the polls carly and labor with all you1
nigh, for your noble Senator.
, 1860-11-06

Go to the polls early, and remain until
your ballot is deposited. No matter how
long the procession which you find in ad-
vance Of you; stick to your place until sou
have recorded your votc for HONEST OLD
ApE and the whole Republican ticket.
, 1860-11-06

We understand the Democracy. are pre-
pairing 10 make oyc1turcs to trade OF their
national ticket for their candidates Tor the
Legislature. Let Republicans give allsuch
propositions cold shoulder. STAND BY
TEE WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The Inst torlorn hope Of our opponents in
this State is 10 carry tic Legislature, in Or
der 10 defeat the reelection Of Senator
Trumbull. They will cheat, trade and blus-
ter all they can to accomplish it. But don't
give them the least encouragement.
, 1860-11-06

uoSEsT DEMOCRATS! You have been
taught to lcnounce the present Administra-
ton and its abettors and supporters as cor
rupt and unworthy Of an hours continu-
ancc in power. VIII you knowingly he m 'de
the tools of designing men to pcrpetuatc
the; present dynasty and assist i'll giving
them another four years lease Of the Ma.
tional Offices. Whom do you prefer 1or
President. ABE LINCOLN OR JOE
LANE? II the latter, VIC have no words
to offer you. Ii the former, then COME
OVER At ONCE AND VOTE THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET, for if you sue
coed in defeating Lincoln, you only elce
Lane!
, 1860-11-06

1v4JfcrF IS THE True ATIERfCANf
Last night the pro-alavery men were
counting confidently on the election Of
Sherman to the Office Of Sheriff, and boast~
;,o that when lie assumed tho rc:ns Of Office
t.,ev would have as many good md true
irish deputies to *'p1cscrrc order" at the
oils as they wanted. Now which is the
tue Apcrican-tle German who will I'LL
lis Office with Americans, and employ its
rover and patronage for the benefit OF
Americans, or the nativc-born citizen who
,,;ll surround himself with I1ibernians and
,ward to them the job taking care Of TIC
1.olls at the next spring election? Choose
, 1860-11-06

laaspeech to the mcchanics Of Pittsburgnby
II. V. johnson, the Douglas candidate for Vice
President, he used this insulting language to
Them
1ooK 1T TIE SLAVES II YoG4 NoRK-6Mo1s!
TuEr ARE DRIVEN TO THE POLLS At TIE BECK
or 1ua1R MAsTEns, rSDEn TIE PENALTY OF
pCIEG DISCHARGED.
shouts Of indignant dcnia!s buret from the
crowd at this false and unman3y accusation,
md ut the ballot bog they pronounced 1t a
foul tlandcr by 1000 minority. What Chicago
mechanic will vote for that Heated aristocrat !:
, 1860-11-06

~ Remember, that the une1atnpled proa-
pcrity and enterprise Of the Free States Of this
Cn.oa is chiefly owing to the prevalence Of
free labor, and the absence Of the disturbing
aud weakening element Of slavery.
, 1860-11-06

~ Men Of the Republican party! 60 with
astrong will to your patriotic work, and, long
before night, the spirits and hopes Of the enc
my will droop like the tail feathers Of ban
tam cock after hard shower.
, 1860-11-06

Is the Republican candidate for Town Clerk
In South Chicago. The name Of his pro-
slavery opponent -Boone-has been printed
on slips and pasted on the Republican ticket.
The fraud il well-calculatcd to decaive. Look
out toritl ,..... =. -
, 1860-11-06

TT Remember, that the institution Of slsr
very is purely local and sectional Interest,
and that out Of twenty-five millions Of people
wc hare but three hundred aud ffty thousand
klaycholders,
, 1860-11-06

Loo1 out for sorc-headcd Republican
ticket peldlcrs. These men, in the guisc
ofRepublicans, expect to deceive many into
voting for Democratic nominees. Take no
ticket upon trust Examine for yourself
Be euro that sou have the nauc Of every
Republican nominee upon your ticket. II
YOU a.e rot certain about it, refer the mat
ter TO some Republican acquaintance whom
you know 10 he faithful to his principles
and his marty.
, 1860-11-06

~ Remember, that the eneroaehing and
oycrwccning claims Of the clare interest hare
been carried to length which is incompatible
| with the preservation Of the rights and liber-
ties Of the white race.
, 1860-11-06

- No man, however old or inflEm, should
stay from the polls from any apprehension Of
violence or Fadeness. Every citizen will be
able to deposit his vote today as quietly as be
took his seat yesterday In the house of The
Lord,
, 1860-11-06

~ uc who omits the use Of tho elective
franchise Is not lt to possess it. He voluntar'
ily diycsts himself, for the time, Of the glorious
prcrogativc Of an American citizen and takes
upon his neck the yoke Of sub}cctiou.
, 1860-11-06

A1nAuAM LINCOLN and STEPHEN A.
Dorc1As arc both Il1inoisan:, and both
candidates for the Presidency. The Rcpnb-
Leans and the Douglas Democracy have
conferred a high honor upon our State. 1t
il nop apparent to al intelligent men fhdt
DOUGLAS CANNOT BE ELECTED,
AND THAT LINCOLN CAN. We ask
Douglas men mt to be SO foolish us to
throw away their votes. VOTE FOR
LINCOLN, AND DO YOUR BEST TO
SECURE AN ILLINOIS PRESIDENT,
MIKE il the proud boast Of Illinois that or1
youthful State has furnished ruler fol
this mighty nation.
, 1860-11-06
LOOK TO YOUR TICKETS!
Coo 4},.t II ia f},o rfcgn str1irht Cflt-lIu-

See that it is the clean, straight out-and-
oat Lincoln ticket, without cEasurcs or sub
s:itutioua. Tie Democracy, and their allies
among tic sorc-hcads, will resort to all
sorts Of cxpcdicnts to cheat unsuspcct;ng
Republicans out of their votes; but be not
deceived. Read your ticket before you de-
nDs;t It in the box.
, 1860-11-06

kF The Bible eays to mankind, "let not
the sun 20 down upon your wrath" We cay
to our own Republican friends today, let not
the sun go down upon your lazincss.
, 1860-11-06

~ day of vast importance has dawncd
upon us. IT the struggles Of this Gay result in
the triumph Of the Glavocracy. the night that
follows it will be IS dark and dismal onc as
ever settled Upon our land.
, 1860-11-06

~ Democrats! Those of you who prc'er
Old Atc 10 Joe Lane for President, we entfcat
you not to throw away your votcs upon Doug
las, who stands not the slightest chance u
being elected tr the people or by Congress.
Plnnt your vote where it will toll against 1nc
d;kupiouists and asc-caters.