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CHURoHI q BRogHEER. -.

sale "
CHURCH, IL 4 BROIHER, DrugBistss
BIO ssW. cor ontario st. 4 Public Square.
-GANF0RD.S LIVER INEIGOR-
~ ATQR hgyeg Dehilitates. Il g eomp0anded
entirely tres FROM. GUNS, and has become an es
proved by al Who Lave used IL snd is nov rssortsd
tc with copdence Ii all the diseases Cor Which II Il
recommended
Il has cured th01sards within the llsf two years
who had given up al. 2 Iho3es Of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited p eeriiieaiea in ny posses
- Ths dose must bsadap-IE ted to tbs tempsramept
Of the individual isking { issnd 1ssd 1ii5L o1sn-
Let the dictates Of your =, ndgment guide you In
The OF the LIVER - fLAFIGOAAI0H, and il
vii cure LIFER Con- =. PLANTS, BI1ous AT
TACks, DYSPEPSIA, ,CH0N--7 10 DIAEEHIA, SUNNI
COMPLAINTS, DEsEsTERTss DRorzr, slUB SE0MAcH
HABrTUAL CosITVEEEss - fCH0Lrc, CH0IERa In
LAETUlI, ELATULEEoEs - " ED1czs AEEALu
WEAKGEss, And may BE- III succa1aiully IS al
0BDINARY FA1IILTios MEDICINE. It wiz
cure SICK HEADACHEiE ias thousandg can tes-
oR soiE'r RREE TEkS sP6oSmsf a5 m a ABE IA, a
All Who use it are giving their testimony in its "a
n. Nix water in the mouth With the In4igorator
and swallow both tOgelhsr.
PRIOE ONB UOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Also SantOrds Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegstabls EEtrsct1, and pu
up ia Glass Cases, Air Tight and VIII
keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL ID gsltle but
active Cathartc, which the proprietor has used in
bis practice more than twenty years
who have long used the Pills and the 7atisfao
tion which al ex xpress In - REGARD TO their usa has
induced me to place them within the reach Of all.
The Profession well kn0W that different Ca
thartios act on dihereut. portions Of the bowels
The Family Cathartic-7 Pill has, with due refer
ence to this well estab-f li5hed nctl been COM
pounded frDu Tariety|-o of the pur1lt Vegetable
Extracts hic act alike on every part Of the ali
mentary canal, and GreIr coon and dAFE In all
cases where Cathartic- rs needed, such De-
rangement8 Of the Stom-E aoh 6leeplnas5, Pains in
the Back and Loius, Uos-A = tiVenesl, Pain and Sore
ness over he whole Body from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected ~ end in long course 0l
Fever. Loss Of Appel tie, Q Creeping sensa
ti0n Of Cold over the BODY, Rsatl tleBsnesgi
Head-Ache, or Wsightl@4 In tha Head, all lnidaIn
mat5ry Diseases, WoTmsEo i'm Ohildran or Adultsr
Rheumatism, q great Purifier Of the Blood and many
diseases to which fesh e heir toe numerous 70
ti0n In this advertisements. Dose 20 3.
PRICE 80 UENl3.
1S-Ths Liver Iuviggratur and Family uathartic
Pills retailed By Druggists generally and sold
wholesale By the Trade IN all the large towns.
s. 7. W. SANFORD. N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
iy7d&wRS 1l8 Broadway, New York
So sauford's Liver lnyigorafor and Catbartia
pills are for sale by
CHURCHILL & BRO, Druggists,
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oNIIO TIC E,-J0HR EVANS is
IN notified that on the lst day Of November, 1900
Elizabeth Evsn5 hlsd in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of CuyahOga county her petition against him, set
ting up that the Defendant promised to marry ths
Plaintiff, which he refused 20 do and praying for
fudgmant against him for $3.50. The Defendant is
euuirsd to answer said petition on the 18th day Of
January 1861. i' WILLIAMSON RIDDIE,
uoV2f3l6w ll for Plaintiff
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DR.. GIBSON,

EE- once No. II Ontario gtrest, I'D stalrs G few
doors ffom the Public Square.
Office hours from to y and from 10 20 O'Clock
dailY, tSpndaFs eycepted.l aug9
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Franklin T. Backus, as
Charles W. Noble, Before =. Hessanmuellert J.
Plaintif5, p. Of Cleveland Township,
AGAINST CuTahoga county, Ohio
Adoipn P1endsr, ,d'ft
ON THE FIFTH DAY OF DE-
~ CEMBER, A. D. 1860, said Justice issued an or
der Of attachment in said action for the Of Two
Hundred and Ninety mine and 5UloO dollars.
i. 7. BACKUS,
declosl5 6aAs. W: N0BLE.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
y ORDER OF COURT.-Onthe frstdag Of Janu-
ary 1861 sill be SOLD at one O'Clock P. NJ, on the
premises, the following real estate 70 the highest
bidder, the property Of Leafs Aetteton deceased,
to wit: The south half Of lot (73) seventy
Graves allotment in Chagrins Falls village, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio Appraised at four hundred and
nifty dollars (.5O) Terms OF sals-cash in six months
HENRY CHURCH,
Admir- OF Lewis Nettleson, decd
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WHoLEsAI.-R- rRlCE- cURRENT.

COHDAGE.
Manila. .......B b 10 al0H
pArred Rcpes-.... II sl2
.lr FEATHERS. g..
Pure Geese.~Sh d IA R
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- - b ID 10 - ID In1llgora.o
PRICE ONB DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford's Family Catharfic Pill

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Eztrscts, and pu
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight and Wih
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
I.OOk AZ TINS!
Carriage and Wagon Making.
At GREEN WOOD la

THE undersigned is now permanently located
/ in Greenwood, La, and is prepared to exc
cute any work in the Carriage and Wagon ms
king line, and hat,ers himself in saying his work
shall compete with any work done In the western
country. in durability and taste. His wagons
consist Of every variety all iron aSels, unless
there should X, ORDERS for other qualities. His
Buggics are Of the bsy, material and workmanship
A. he hss the hest Of mechanics both In wood
and iron. You that have old carriages and
buggies can have them repaired painted, and
trimmed in the la,es, styles and most durable
hnish. IA the undersigned has a Gnishu and
smith that can compete with any II you want
your work we'll done send 1t To this shop rs there
will he no pains nor labor spared in trying to
accommodate customers. III. prices shall cor
respond with the times. In all cases Of repairs,
the cash will be expected when work is deliver.
3D. .. nothing but cash will purchase material
Now, southern p.ople, patroui'. southern hom
industry. and by 30 doing the southern me
chanics will bc able to do you, work on NOR
accommodating terms Try il awhile, and 20,
will find out, ! am telling the truth. am thank
h,l for the liberal patronage bestowed on an.
solicit continuation 81 the same.
JAMES BRAY.
Anil u, 1860. AL IT,
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dR1V3PoR2 3oV1902Y
MACHINE SHOP.

FYVHE UnAefslgsea. haviax bnIlt : laF9s aNd n
j onssanAtoss shop, n prepared !. manu-. ~
eHresFs Aesaa EaStsss. noilsss, and Machinery
4 I'll tis1s ~ sssAnbeaes. sugar ps atasIoas.
ses-ail1s. eostDa rssAsa. dsasihs nschlacs, aad
snnFneAa.
On scr. hssS power. Ar sreess, furnace nosshs,
~ Csas tAss.
Dssa vesA u every description. Metallic parksDs
~ s>sem eyliad<rs gus n~sal Rag BlAeh..sa
vmh 4 svcsy ADsaipSlss N ~ sssvs lAs will -
~ vieA AsooAsA.
IN ~ = ~ = Il. s,9es Osses 1psy. yAaes
49,. osaes c.sn. ,ssGA.. eAs.:. rsessA.. sssss;
socond hsn1 Bo,lrs~ ard HnF1nes
uould slsa call tn attention n all savmill men
- ~ impovcd and attached brad blocks.
THos. ". JONES.
p q. Cssh paid for old iron. old hrass, and copper.
Shreveport Nar.h II, lseo.
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Dyus, Medicine, and Chemical Es.
tabljshmeDL

TEXAS ST., SHREVEPORT, LA.
THE Proprietor. respectfully announce to the
l citirn. Of Marshall and vicinity, that they
keep on hand = large stock Of American and
Foreign Drugs and M~lcines At
NEW ORLEANS PRICES!
American Chc,nicals, comprising Power /
Weixht,nans, Koscngasten and Sons, and other
we'll known Chemical Manufacturers. Also .
largv stock Of French, Germkn. and English
Chemicals, selected in New York by one Of the
6rm, with ssrse,ai reference to then purity and
ssnm,,.ess. An the Pharmaceutical Prepare
tiom prepared In their establishments may
he relied IN, ~ being Of the standard strength
and adapted from tho recognized authority, oi
the hest usAt-rials, and prepared with scrupuloas
care u TO their reliability and efficiency. Yer.
itahle WINS and other liquors; genuine Bermuda
Arrnsoot, pare Castor Oil Lil,s1si Oil, Paints,
Glsss. Putty, Surgical Instruments. A large
I'D we'll selected stock Of Stationery. All the
standard s0sks Religious AMI Political, with =
large assortment of the writings Of the popular
sathon Of thc Day. 0Ar,3rn Seed guaranteed, J
TrussS, Cutlery, Pefaruery, French, English
and American, together with well CHOSEN ~
sostment Of goods such ~ are generally fond
10 we'll regulated establishment Of the kind
Mar 8, 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

RAGING, ROPE, AND TwINE.
JUST received and for sale low down. by q
u u. Gregg / Co..
$4,000 1hs. Machine Rope.
$4,000 y,i~. Heavy India Bagging
500 lbs Baling Twipc.
june 10. SEQ a9Gm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13

yV1161xU2 ~
c, FLINT .X JONES,
Nos a Il 40 Royal Street, N,n Orleans
VITouLp invite the attention Of their friends and
w the public TO their large and weIselecicd
stock Of -
CABINET FURNITURE.
Having within the past year greatly enlarged their
establishment they arc now enabled to exhibit the
and most yarird assortment It Cabinet Furniture
ever offered fov sale In the South comprising every
thing necessary In the furnishing ~ dwelling.
In addition 10 Furniture. we heep for sae Plush,
Hair Enane4cd cloth crimp cord, Tasses. spring.,
,scks, Irvine, varnish, glue, &c.
Spring, Hair, and Moss Mattresses,
Pa,en, spring BED Bottoms, u new and economical
invention comfort spreads sheets, pillow cases and
Acsqueto bars.
Mirrors u all Sizes,
Ia endless variety Plain and checked Inda mating
rcg-r.sors Of all kinds together With Ice boxes Of
every .iRe,
Furniture carefully and securely packed for ship
m~nt - the interior.
city and country purchasers will always 6nd our
work ready for theft inspection, and cordially In.
v,ed 10 visit st1<v and examine Tor themselves
May, lss0. ~
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T.. l. Il. JACOBS,

r.. q -. 81 AOODCs
Al thear well known SsaaA II
SHAW 1roar, La.
u EEP on hand very lars- and we'll selected
n asnortmeot OF
DRY (s<HDDSS AND GROCERIES,.
Their stock Of Dry 0oo<iu e. brrrcs CLOTHS,
lOWElls, BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING. HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, and
PLANTATION GOODS Every description
Of BRUlANS. ETC.
Their stock Of Groceries is about the largest
ever brought 10 the place, consisting OF COZ
FEE. SUGAR, BACON, PORK, LARD,
FLOUR. MOLASSES, RICE. REEF CHW-
OtATE,. TEA, CIGARS. and TOBACCO.
and oil kinds Of Liquors.
They purchase for CASH, and sell eseu
sively Tor CASH. at the lowest possible rates
They solicitaIl who vi-i, Shreveport. or who
propose TO send to New Orleans to lay in their
supplies, TO first give them call, and examine
the quality and prices OF their goods.
March IL, So No u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
THE CELEBRATED
ARGYLE BI1TERS

win e6%c.aAlly cure Dyspep-is. Liver Con-,
Nsrvoo. i'shs'ity l''-cs'.-,-a s:ss.s,a, i ,."
Food. Hesrtbssu. Lna Of Appetite, Genrr,, ~.
end Prossratsna Of the System. Thrv a.. '*sla|
vegetable. ssd fsss nos oil isjarsoss in,,.~''
THY pleasant IL tases. aad mild Ia Ill. vi
keeping NJ bossls gsasiy acted spon. aud y ~
all impurities ftom the stomach. "HsS
rhese elegant Bitten are peculiarly ad.p...
warm climste- aad every person d~-,r,ns va
strength and projection ffuW tAs d~eascs irr,x
the climate. should ure them.
Prrsoas advanced IN Itfe, asd feeling N. -,
Time weighing heavily upoa them, with eli ~ ~
stAnt Ills, will ind In w o thu Hitter. an ~
that will instill new life into their veins rr~tc..
measure. The energy and srdor 81 more ycntAfsI y
build up their -hsuuken forms, and give be,l,s 4
happiness 10 their remaining years.
u sa wcil-estahtished fart. that fully one l..
he female portion " our population are s~ldos, / !
enjoyment Of good health or. 10 Use their o,s
preston. never feel we'll They are lanspta A.
OF all energy. extremely nervous, and have no ~.
tte. To this class Of inval,ds these Bitten. ~
pecially recommended Their peculiar tonic ~.
vigorating properties render them invaluable in y
cases.
Persons visiting districts harrasssd ANIMAL, :.
Fever and Agnc, or any Fever OF a millions n,,
~tll Sud that hy the timely of on, or two No.
they all not IN one instance eakc the t,ss,-~ a. .
Bitter, will rcnnyaic md strengthen the system !.
carry the bile N Ia it, natural channel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
DIR. BROW
FEVER AND AGuE MIXTURE.

Numst us remedies of mufr or less power 10 sr
haze long since been offered to the public ha,
nearly ever, instance they have proved inei,c,u.
injurious ~ their rNrVis upon the system
oar wide spread and long Acquaintance with Il
southern country has demonstrated 10 Us III, al
lutr whHi Of safe and certain cure for FEVER Ayl
ACT T. Quinine although the great fcmed, shlel
relied uPhn tof this complaint. frequently proep !
dl'sstrou, effects, and thereby uurc- the health al
constitution.
A. general rule i, only alleviate. ihc dsa.
and does but little towards rad and pcfmans
cure.
We feel confident we are Offering the cnmmuni,
better remedy Il contain, 10 dcicterous ingrcdlcha
and invariably cures
FEVER AND AGUE. OR INTERMITTENT FEyEr
RtNlr1tNT FEVER BILIOUS FEVER,
AND DUMB AGUE.
All " which originate from nearly the same eau.
namely the masnstc oNluSu which arises from J
caying vegetation IN water or moist earth. II i.s
exceedingly subtle and msdous poison absorbed 10.
the blood. and IN many Jasc- is accumulate 10 "a
system long time before il shows It, presence n Il
torn Of fcvcY&nd Agnc.
This rrmedVcurcs the Fcver and Aesc in thi, ~ay.
1t a, once attacks the poison IN the system by -ra
lsing ,h' liver aud expclliug the Virus impuuis
from the blood
sole lInprl,tofs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
T.. u. WIlECuOCk \ CO.,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
81 Maya ,irc 81, & 20 a. - Bd& PA,
NNW ORLEANS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
ROOkS, N0OkS.

A VERY large lot Of School md miscclla-
"A Moons Books: Foolscap, Legal Cap, Letter
and Note paper, Bun Envelopes, Cards, Envcl.
oPes and Waiting Cards, Pens and Ink, just ~
ceivesi and for sale by
BRAbFIEl.p 4 TALLEY.
May . $50. p35tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-10-13
the GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

the GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
WOotiss,am'. Cherry ENprctoran'
<N-nFS Cough. Colds lpauenya Bronchitis al
I irritation. ct the organs of respiration AID coi
.nmp,iou ~ every stage The npid,y with which
this popular remedy hn. ben received .uu, another
prooi n It, efficacy IN first reaching 10 the causc "i
disease and futur. effect ~ rennyatng the cos'i
tuition by ihtuoinr int" the -yssem new and healthy
blood In coughs II y soothing aud halsamic. ans
changes the aupcrance aud character nf the mpcou,
discharge rendering a hard dry tickling and rrih
ting cough tree and c0iou- ala,ne The painful head
ache and pain 10 the sides few d"-t- teorr going
10 he'd aiays the cough entirely and produc.S ,~ect
calm and rcfrr.hinr sleep When the appetite is
completely gone one table spoop'ni an hour before
breakfast hs- Astonishing effect IN vigorously gv
ing tone 10 the stomach, and greatly F<oin"tihg We
.~rlSiac motion Of the bowels It. ehtcf on tht vrr
and organs 81 digestion /, that NJ mid alternative,
powerful tome aud assisting nature IN the proper per
iormance Of IT, varied functions There Is no disease
VI the lung- and ,i.ccts which Woodmans Cherry
Espectorant does not overpnwer.
II Is we'll known that kin Diseases are caused by a
Encouragement Of the organs u digestion and where
IL, t,od does not circulate rrely throughrhe lungs
Woodlands Cherry txpeeiDrani purely vegetable
compound, nothing mineral, obeyine the laws al ma
tnr, AZ once sesrche. Tor the 81 the disease and
dweil- there With = patience and perseverance till
under child like -gtec,ion the disease is compelled to
capitulais the citadel and under the benign influence
II Woodmahs Cherry EEp~ctorsnt the whole man Is
ciean.-d purified and renovated.
Tnsfr has been no discovery in modern times which
has created greater sensation In the medical world
and il nov prc~rihed with success, by the most emf
nent OF the profession in all Pulmonary affections
stomach complaints. and in every stage Of Ccnsump
ton.
woopMAN \ BENENT Proprietor,
Corner Common and Magazine streets,
NV ORLEANS,
~ sold by all respectable Druggists. -
Aprillt 1880 n3o;y
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the ELECTRICAL FEBRIFucE,
OR SPEFD'~ FEVER TONIC
Warranted 10 cure If
RON two 10 iwenty hour
ALL BILIOUS,
Yellow.
C"ngcstisc,
TYPHOID fEvERs.
=. -.s. &..G .--.,
AND
All Fcbrile Diseases.

This Invaluable medicine has been before the psi
the last ten years, and wh.rcvcr Il h~ Is,
used has provided n certain cure for oil iyp,- 4
grades Of icyers and has not failed to- cur. in n
ge instance when taken according 10 directions
Time and experience have also proved s!,tisiactor
that the Electrical tehrnTc cuirs h,t1mafarp Rhe
mufi'm i1'hom pn,umonia or Uiutsr Pro-. az,
p,ut,y Small Pnr Scarlet Ttrsr uaasi,s I,,aup
,ia'. N,froa' and B,Hiona H.ad, fchs Neu,aA,a
Nsrroa, Iooi,aeh, fti,. >po,m, cfamps ~ m
Stomach 4.,thme. rant of r.f and nah,liu 10 ,sfp
Dsl,ism 75sn,.n 7iirnas ., Loci Jair, Ia, aes,
~ rnging an ne ears, tad f,si and Rand, frausn;s
and Rad told'
There Is no medicine equal o. the Electrical Feb
fuge Tor females. fui Distracted 90 suppressed mt
situation. aud Tor protracicd ~ difficult labor
1t is perfectly sale IN all conditions ol life tor el
male ~ female
One bottle, price 81 90 contains enough 10 Ct
frum five % eight ra>cs of ordinary fes.rs which n
dors IT the cheapest medicine In The world uilhou
regard 70 the great saving ~ time aud suffering
So Heware OF counterfeit. and mixtures purp0H
ING to be the similar u the genuine article.
they arr dangerous and unsafe fpf use
None genuine without my tar simile signature vii
'he likeness authority ana -gnatus, OF jaime. Speed
on The envelope. and the words. "Flcctri,tl Frhfi-
mgc pr VIM. nowsc, New Orleans blown IN the
vial Prepared only by DR.. Wm. DEVISE
Sole Agents,
T. II. WHEELOCk s. Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
N,a oklttNs, "a.
For sale al.n by ! WRIGHT 4 CO.. and b, druggists
and dealers generally.
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Formerly Of Rawlins, Duncan & Co.
g ". RAWLlNS 4 CO., WHOLE
-. SALE GRCCERS. AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, 10 Tchosptoalas and New L.
4Vlstrects. New Orleans
April :, 1850. 29u
Mr. j. q. Evans, formerly Of Marshall, and Of RusA
Cherokee County. is In the House Of =. W. Rawlins
l. Co.. Those who know Jim, and his proverbial
ndness, will not fail to call on him EDiroR
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01
CuTRCgIEs, MINISTERS. SC.

Pr.sJUeri4a-REv. u. HARRISON. Pastor
P-encI.Ag every Sabbath morning at lO4
;!oca, and in the erening at o'clock. Sab
bath school at o'clock, 2. VI. Prayer meet
~ every Thursday evening at o'clock
A'A2a,si EpiScopak CiUrch-REy. j. SPAYE,
Preacher in charge. Rev J. VI. SMITH. As
sstIat Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
., let o'clock in the morning, or I in the
evening. Sabbath School at 9 o'clock, \. NJ.
Payer meeting every Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Bs!ct Hdspen isat--REv LII r. POWELL.
Pl;tor-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
y o'clock, and in the evening at C o'clock.
S.55lth School at l o'clock, p. " PRAYER
meeting on the first Monday evening of each
n)lta; and Oh every Tuesday, Thursday
a24 Friday evening, excepting the first week
II each month.
Cse.ris,ic -Hsthodist-REv. JoHx WILLIAMS.
P4';o..-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
2ani s o'clock. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock,
4 N Prayer meeting every Friday evening
{. o'clock. Society every Tuesday evening
ct o'clock.
D.'eig!ss-REv. WV. LLOYD, Pastor-Preach-
!n5 every Sabbath morning at 0 o'clock
Ptr..c-!lr Bapttsts-REy. DAVID JENKISs
Pa5tor.-Preoching every Sabbath evening at
2o.c!ock. Sabbath School at / o'clock, p. N.
CI:ho!ic-REv. NJ. J. MITCHELL. Pastor
oarTices every Sabbath morning at I03 o'clock
al Nespers at O'Clock il the evening.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OrFECERS.

-gsf of tie Courts.-Pre5ident. Hon. Geo.
.'..'' Huntingdon Associates, GcOrgeW.
10y Richard Jones, Jr.
5t1ry.-Joseph NJ Donald.
t.;-s % Pr0ttOHo'cT cTy.-Eobcrt a N'Cov.
A.7H'er anil Recorie-.-3IichacI Hassor.
D.-y Rey,s!er and Recordcr-Jchn Scan
Ht'rLf-Hohert p. Linton.
D.9.iy SieriF-George {. X. Zahm.
L.'.r,' d,,oTHsy.-PhiIip ). Noon.
?, ..'E onHissionrrs.-John Bearer, Abel
-',.t David T. Storm.
C..r; 70 ommissiouerS.--George c. X. Zahm
:. "set TO C0nIaisSioHers.-John 5. Rhey.
LfttEHr,r.--John y. Blair.
I'2r House Directors - William Palmer,
D-g.d llarro, Michael MGuire.
''F Ho"sc IreGSurer.-George G. X. Zahm.
Lo'r House Sts,card.-James j. Kaylor
t,|E1Hh., APprajser.-Thomas Mcconnell.
Henry Hawk.
CC'''ty Saroeyor-Henry Scanlan.
CC'''Hcr.-Peter Dougherty.
Cormick.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01
WEDDED LIFE.-He cannot be an un-

Welded LIFE.-He cannot be an un-
happy man who has the love and smile of
woman to accompany him in every depart
ment Of life. The world may look dark
and cherries acknowledgements may gath
er in his path--but when he returns to his
fireside, and feels the tender love Of wo-
man he forgcts his cares and troubles, and
is comparatively happy man. He is only
half prepared for the journey Of life who
is without loving companion, who will
torsake him in no emergency-who will di-
vide his sofrows. increase his joys, lift the
veil from his heart, and throw sunshine
amid the scenes. No, that man cannot be
miserab bio.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01
EBEXsBURG BoR. OFFICERS

n. vI.I''e' OF the Peace.-David H. Roberts,
'lrrIson Kinkead
Harge's.-Andrew Lewis
p. 1o"H Co'tHcii--William Kittcll, William X.
SPIT Charles Owens, J. c. Noon, Edward
Der" to CouncH.-T. ,. Litzinger
Iry''"yH Ir"dSUrer.-George Gurley.
""5Yh Hdster.-William Davis.
DDct'Ct Observation-Disclosures Glass, William
pr, reese 5. Lloyd, John J. Lloyd, Morris
vans, Thomas j. Davis.
"reF Of School BOard-Evan Morgan
TToD'LaoLe-George Gurley
h az C0Isetor.-George Gurley.
Itt'Se''or.-Richard T. Davis.
raaye Of Eleetion.-Isaac Evans.
''s'-johr s. Rhev, John Evans.
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MARvELs OF THE MIssIssIPPI-The
difference of level between high and low
water at Cairo is 30 feet. The width and
depth of the river from Cairo and Mem
phiS to New Orleans is not materially in
creased, yet immense additions are made
to the quantity Of the water by large
streams from both. The question natu-
rally arises, what becomes of this vast
added volume of water? 1t certainly
never reaches New Orleans, and as GER
tainly does not evaporate; and of course
it is confined 10 the channel of the river,
for it would rise far above the entire re-
gion south OF us. If a we'll is sunk any,
where IN the Arkansas bottom, water is
found as soon as the level of the Missis-
sippi is reached. When the Mississippi
goes down, the water sinks accordingly in
the well. The owner of saw-mill, some
twenty miles from the Mississippi, in
Arkansas, dug well to supply the boil
ers of his engine during the late food
When the waters rcceded, his well went
down till his hose would no longer reach
the water, and finally his well went dry.
He dug a ditch to an adjacent lake, to let
water into his well the lake was drained,
and the we'll was dry again, having liter
ally drunk ten acres of water in less than
a'week. The inference is, that the whole
valley of the Mississippi, from its banks
to high lands on either side, rests on a
porous substratum, which absorbs the
redundant waters. and thus prevents that
degree of accumulation which would long
since have swept New Orleans into the
Gulf but for this provision of nature, to
which alone her safety is attributable.