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CAMBRIA HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa,
~ Has been recently opened by GEo. RAN
poLPH, formerly of Blair county
Mr.. Randolph promises to his patrons the
best accommodations and the lowest chorUes
of any house in the county. The former hiob
character of the house is sufficient puarnEtv
of what its future will be
GEORGE RANDOLPH.
Wilmore, April y, lsGo.tf
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Professional CARDS.

A BRAHA6I KOPELIN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Main
street. aug25, 4eo9-l'
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I TNION HOUSE, Ebensburg, Pa
~ JoHN y. BLAIR. I'roprietor
Also. in connection, BLAIR & Co.'S HACKS
will leave the "Union House" for Wilmore
station in time to take the Eastern and West
ern trains. Every accommodation will be af-
forded to make passengers comfortable.
August -, lSJg:tf
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MOORE. J. ALI
MOORE 6 MOORE.
ETC, ETC,
&c. &c. &c

All of which they are prepared to sell at
prices which defy competition. Purchasers
are earnestly requested to call and examine
our stock, rs we are always prepared TO give
satisfaction in goods and prices.
August -. lS59:tf
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USEFUL INVENTIONS.

Z AN manufacturing and selling, at the low
rate of six dollars, o. c. GREENS PAT
ENT FEED CUTTER, acknowledged, by all
who have tried it, the simplest, most durable
and easiest operated machine ever gotten up.
1t will cut Corn Fodder, long Straw, shear
Oats, tangled Straw, Hay. l have the right
of Cambria, Indiana, Armstrong, Clarion, For
est, Elk and jefferson counties. l will dispose
of the right in three or four Of the last named
counties on fair terms.
I have also the right for HAYDEN'S PAT
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS, in Cambria and
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood the test
OF over four years in many Of the Eastern and
Southwestern States, and proves TO be much
stronger and more durable, although one
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. l do
not desire to sell any of my ter -
ritory on this, but Will furnish q MA
Carriages, Buggics, Sulkies, &c. {SS8ass3g
l propose to accommodate Car
riage-mal5crs with Wheels (orhubs and aXles)
on reasonable terms. These Wheels fast
superseding all others.
Call at my shop, near the Ebensburg Foun-
dry, and examine for yourselves.
ISAAC C. SINGER.
Ebcnsburg, February ,, 1860.
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4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg. Pa

y AILROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
AS bria county, Pa. (Near Pcnna Railroad
Station) JAS. d. HAMILTON, Proprietor
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 Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient SrAELIyG is
attached to the premises.
Nilmore, August %, IS59.f.
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thoritiss appearing in the boxes. thu
-pectators left the theatre as If 10 accord
ace with a preconcerted srrsngement.-
New pamphlets against the temporal power
of the Pope had been published in the Lega-
lions and Tuscany.
YERr LATEsr-The Universale is the on.
ly paper allowed to publish the Pope's
DEGREES. The Impression produced by the
Emperal mission is generally favor
ably regarded at Paris, aud produced near
Iy as much sensation as the pamphlet
The Independence Bulge says, that there
was no foundation for the statement that
Marshal Conrobert was to be sent on any
extraordinary mission to Rome; and the.
he has already returned to his command at
Nancy, Italy. The aspect Of the States in
question has caused much rejoicing, both
at Venice and Milan. The First College
of the latter place chose Count Csvoure las
its candidate. after previously obtaining
his consent.
FRAScE.-The Gazette de France had re-.
ceived first warning from the minister Of
the Interior.
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u Mrs. G. P. Brister, editress OF the
Newark tO.) Times, writes in Der paper OF
Ian. %, 1859, as follows
We knew that DR.. Robscks Sesndana.
Wan Remedies are all they claim to be-
The DR.. presented US with few bottles OF
bis Scandinavian Blood Purifier and box
es of his lood Pills last summer, which
put new life into US. They invigorate,
strengthen, aud leave the system in bet
ter condition than stimulants usually do,
and have no depressing effect. We feel
safe in recommending the Blood Purifier
to all suffering from debility. be the cause
what it nsy, the Pills have this pecalisri-
ty, they are POWERFULLY active, and at the
Same time leave the patient stronger and
in al improved condition, different from
most drastic remedies. Try them with
the Blood Purifier and you will feel
like many who have been relieved, and
willing 70 add your testimony to their eff
csey. See advertisement. [dwosv
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Oh never look back though weary the track,
Thatli in gloom before thee,
Though the light that cast its ray on the past,
No future scene may restore thee.
Thus wise ores would teach, whenever we rescl
Tothe past for something pleasant
Some blooming flowers from olden bowers,
To ck Ger the wintry Present.,
Bow bow to our DOOM take the Presents gloom
Nor turn US to'something better
Though its darkness blinds, and its burden bind.
Our spirits down like a fetteri
Give narksdit well, When In dzrkened cell,
A plant from the winter shrining,
Itstwigs all ben, to some chink In the wall,
Its leaves TO THE LioTfT inclinins.
No let those who will, all continue still
Ger the ills ofTo-DAY repining.
To the Future or Past-we'l turn TO the lssi,
WHRsEvKR THE LioHr Is SHINING.
And WE WILL LOOK BACK when weary the track
That lieth in gloom before rs;
Some light will cast its raw from the Past.
To scatter the darkness DER US.
AUGUSTA FULTON.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l--P. Y.
Money market quiet. With diuinishiug
demand.
Provisioss less active to day. Mess Pork
offered at 1850, without buyers. Bacon,
bulk meats and lard ruled rather higher.
Reports from all the packing houses
show the whole number Of hogs packed to
be 434 ,4ss; the average weight per hsg. ls9
pouads; acreage yield Of lard per hog, %
pounds.
-Four buoyant and held at S.65. Whisky
very dull, and prices &c lover. Whsas con.
tiuues scti re at l $50 IS for prime white,
and asa 80 for prime red.
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R g +" O
II 9 M q " q L.
The OLD ESTABLISHED
3 q I L D e RS D e p o r
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sia 9 h, Doors, Bin d > q,
And Cnufro attn In lanar.r
And Contracting in Ger

HAs BEEN REMOVED to the Machine Shop
IL Of Arba Homes, Cd story, South of Turner
aud Nckeen's Warehouse, where 1 Can be found
as usual, ready and awaiting my Old and as many
new customers as may call. l shall In q short
time, Introduce some new machinery, that will
enable me to compete. In prices, with any work
tina. may be brought here, and general satisfsc-
ton in workma nsnip guaranteed.
BoXes.-To those persons using Boxes,
will say that shall be prepared to sell you
Candle and Re-packing Boxes as reasonable as
can be had in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
For the ercoursg cement heretofore received,
now return my heartfelt thanks. and hope by
prompt attention to business, to merit share OF
your patronage.
ja24dw3m @. W. SHAFFER.
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III We have a fine stock. Of cards and
cardboard. and printing papers Of a
kinds on hand, including some fine color
ed poster paper. Tho who desire bill.
heads, b ank notes, car,is,s posters, aud
such like job work, will consult their in
terests b. calling aud leaving their Or
dsrs. AL work done promptly.
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nrx1oAN mUsTANc LINlmExr

From rich aud poor, bond and free, all cclors,
grades and conditions OF life, we hear the same
NEED OF prs 80 awarded this wonderful article.
Sores are hssled. pains relieved. lives saved,
valuable animals made useful, and unto Id ills
sssunged By this great medicine, which 10 sur
prisi az to TIE judgment OF man. What family
does not rec uire standard Il niment. Who ev-
or heard Of tle same effects produced By any eth
or arsiclei For Cuts, Bruises, sprsins, Rhsu.
matt am, su sllings, Strained Horses, &c. II has
no equal. Beware Of limitations. The genuine
Mustang Liniment 10 sold By all respectable
Druggists and Livery men in every town, parish
and hamlet throughout North and South .lmsri-
ca, Europe, and the Islands Of the oeesn. Buy
At once. BARNES & PARK,
Janis vino Propretors, n. 7.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, Jan. 81.
Flour dull and heavy. without any ma
terisl change Eye -four, 3, 70@4.4O. luck.
whe at flour plenty aud dull .. at l.75G9l 81.
Whisky firmer; sales Of 100 bbls at "a
Wheat q lies aud nominally unchanged
Rye quiet t so@92. Barley in good sup
ply, aud d Ill.
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Coal Oil Lamps.

TUST RECEIvEDs large and " ell selected lot
81 OF Coal OIL Lamps. with the latest improved
burner. CALL AND SEE THEM-SoMk-
THING NEW.
A superior article of Coal Oil and Burnins
Fluid kept constantly on hand at
HUDsON'S HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
baldwin
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II n. RAY, EprroR AND PUBLISHER; PRoF
q Q ]. A. NASH, PRoF. RIcHHRp 0wEE, MR.
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poRdiRg Editors.
Devoted TO agriculture, Gardening, Frait-eul-
turs, Stock Groring, FGrm Builaings, homes
tic Economy, Farmers Rights Market Reports
and GsEsrei intelligence. The Indiana Farmer
Is published at indianapolis, on alternate Satur
days, 20 numbers 10 year, l6 pages doub To-
sized octave to the number, three columns to
the page. making 4i6 pages, and i24S columns,
equal to about 2 900 octave pages IN the annual
volume, at the very low price OF
One Dollar q Year!
Farmers Of Iaiiens, the Publisher OF this
Journal has made arrangements, es IN part in
dictated above, Tor giving you AZ least as good an
Agricultural Paper as you can get at the East for
the same money, and far better for yos, because
adapted to your own Wsstsrn Farming. viii
you second his iewsf ANY one may act as a.
gent for the Indieas Farmer, and De psH paid,
by sending % forS names, or 81 for 10 names
Now is the time. Ifyou wish for sample hum.
Der, enclose a three cent stamp, and one shalt be
returned TO you, postage paid Address }.
RAY, Ed. and Publisher Indiana Farmer. Indian.
spolis. Ind. [feld2twl
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Tax GRkAr Discovery or THE Aaz.-Prof.
o. J. Wood, in the discovery OF his unrivalled
Hair Restorative, has conferred upon mankind .
lasting benefit. No such sovereign remedy for
all diseases OF the hair has ever been diseoved.-
Never known to fall OF accomplishing all that 10
claimed for II, thousands now daily use II with
innnite advantage TO themselves. Every day the
propristors receive letters .ssilfying to Its msr-
its. and snumsrstIng she benefits resulting from
It's use.
To those who srsin this way sfzIeisd, We can
commend the Hair Restorative az safe and 70.
liable remedy. See the advertisement In snoth-
or col umns, wherein Will DO founc Testimonials
nom apusrou well knowa ffus and individ'
sss. pspnl
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"sTRAY EOTICE.-To Lorenzo Dow.
IL Justice OF the Peace in Sugar Greek town
ship Vigo county Indiana; upon a warrant is-
sued BY you, we the undersigned, have apprsir.
ed 4 cow and calf, lately taken up BY Martin O.
Rhoads OF said township, and would report "a
follows: The color Of the COW is dark red and
marked with an under half crop in the rieht ear,
and a swallow fork In the len ear. horns bored.
belly white, hind legs white. point OF tail white
and supposed TO be about 10 years old. The
calf's legs are white, point Of tail white. and
some white in the face; color red and ssppossd
value Of said COW and calf At sI7 20; Dec. s7th,
1859. DAVID LUNDAf.
EPHRAiM SQUIRE
A true copy from ny docket.
LORENZO DOW, J. p. fuaa.l
A tTse sopy nom the Register:
y<a,k, iDecN4e -.
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State of Indiana, vigo County, IS,

ViSO Circuit Court, Marck Tenn, 1850.
Sarah Jane Somerville. Plaintiff. vs. Josiah sem
erville, Decentralization for Divorce and
Change ofname.
Comes now the said petitioner, BY Nelson. her
Attorney, and flies her petition herein, prsIinS
for divorce from said defendant and change OF
name; and also the sffidavit of a disintere.fee
witness, that said defendant IL not q resident Of
the state OF Indiana. The said defendant, JOsi-
ali Someryille. is therefore hereby notified or the
filing and penden y Ofsaid petition, aud unless
he be and appear in the Vigo Circuit Court a.
the next term thel eof, to be begun and holden in
the Court House in said county, on the frsf
Monday March next, TO plead, ans yer or demur
to said petition. the same will be heard and AZ
termined in his absence.
Witness my hand as Clerk OF said Court thf, reth
day Of January, 1850
AND WILKINS, Cisrk
T. n. NELSON, PITS Atty
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stray Cattle.

STATE Of Indiana. Vigs CoHafy. 90.
lNAkkN UP as an estr y, on tho 10th day OF
Dec. 1859. by Nelson ST. Clair, Iivingi in Hon.
ey Greek townships dark red steer, supposed 70
be about or years old. aud supposed to be 4
work steer; marked with an underslope and
swallow iorK In the len ear and UPPER bii in the
right ear, and alittle white in the forehead: an
praised at $500.
A. c. Hollenback and F. oliver. Appraisers.
Subscribed and sworn 70, this l4th CAV OF Dee.
1883. F. MILLS. Up.
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100 Tons Of Rags

"ANTED, for which the highest price in
w cash will Do psid--delivered at my store
or al the T. II. d X. Depot.
ia2odlww2 D. w WOLFF
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TAKEN UP BY ANDREW J. THOMPSON,
II living in Fsyette township, Vigo county,
Indiana, on the 25ih day Of December, 1859, seven
head OF estray cattle. to-wit: One heller about
three years old. red and white spotted, and ears
looks az IL frozen oh--woTth $1,000. One heifer
about three years old, red, with some W bite on
the back and belly, swallo w-fork in the LEFT ear
worth ss,co. One steer, two years old past, red
and white, crop and slit in the right, under slope
OF the left ear, worth 800. One steer about
two years old, red and white, marked es above,
worth 5000. One steer one year old past, brin-
die, some white spots, crop and under bit of
the right ear, under slope of the left ear, worth
800. One steer one year old past, nearly red,
little white on the belly, with crop and slit in
the right ear, under slope in the lefl ear, worth
$500. One heifer calf, nine or ten months old,
red, with a white belly, legs and face, 10 other
marks or brands perceivable. The seven head
appraised a. Forty-six Dollars, by
RODENT COLLINS,
a. 3. GOULD.
Subscribed and sworn to, this 9TH day Of Jan.
1860. DANIEL SHELLEY, J. p, SEAL.
A true copy from my estray book:
DANIEL SHIRLEY, J. P, tsxAL.1
true copy from the Estray Register:
AND. WILKINS, Cl'k.
Feb. I, IeS0-wgw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UyAKEN UP. BY Samuel C.lfmar- IIying

"AKEk UP. by Samuel Cslfman, living in
- Fay tie township, Vigo county, Indiana,
one estray Heifer, three years old next SPRING.
Color, roam. white face, marked With a split
In the lett ear and under slope, and two splits
In the right ear; no other marks or brands per
eeivaoie. Appraised at sic by the undersigned.
TAKkN UP, by Samuel Cofman, living In
Fayette township, Vigo county, Indiana, on the
fth day OF January, 1850, one estray Heifer,
three years old next sprng. Color roam with
white face: marked with split in the left ear ard
urder slope, and two splits in the right ear; no
other marks or brands perceivabls. Appraised
At si6 By the undersigned.
A. B. GOULD,
WIN. ID. ALLEN.
Subscribed and sworn TO, before me, TINS .8th
day OF JaGuary, 1860.
DAVID SHIRLEY, Justice.
true copy from my E.tray Book
DAVID SHIRLkY, Justice.
Febi-3w AND. WILKINS, elk.
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IL One ,fthe best articles Of the pres.
ent day, 70 purifying the elosi. and Impair
tang health al invigorating one to thu human
sastem, Is AeLesn's sIrengths ming Cordial and
Blooi Purifier. We know II 10, for VIC have
tried il. See advertisement IN another column.
iaedR
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The Revolutionary Committee has or
.eanised manifestations in the neigh or-
hood Of the Pspsl provinces. Those which
took place In the theatre Of Aucons. and
Bes.ss are especially usssionsd. On she au'
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL negro was run
over 10y tho cars, on the @. d T. r. r., near
Elmore Station, on Wednesday evening Of
last week, and Instantly killed. He had
been to a barn-raising in tho neigh
borhood, says the Cleveland HeralG, and
got stupidity drunk. On his way home be
got on to the railroad track aud lay down to
sleep. A freight train came along about
dusk, aud the engineer not seeing him IN
I'll too late, twenty-eigbt cars passed over
the body cutting him into shreds. A mes
sage was sent to the village but as no one
could be found willing to take charge of the
remains, and there was no possibility Of
gathering them lin shape Of removal, they
were buried in Il grave dog near the spot.
No one seemed to know the namo Of the
negro.
A young man named Werner, aged eigh-
teen, u son of Dr. Werner of Canton, fell
from rope, and broke both his arms
Tho rope was stretched some fifteen or
twenty feet from the ground, and the young
man, together with several associates, was
practising upon it, IL Blondin.
Two executions for horse-stealing took
place near San Antonio, Texas, on the 3Oth
ult. The culprits were named Frank Riv-
ers and Robert Montgomery.
Rossiter has been commissioned to paint
large picture of the Prince Of Wales and
President Buchanan at the tomb of Wash.
iugtou. The Prince gave the artist the
first sitting on Saturday last.-Home Jour
SYRIAN GRAPEs.-Wo have been shown
very fine specimen of Syrian grapes
raised by Mr.. ]. w. Munson of Bridgeport
Conn. The vine from which they came
is only three and one-half years old this
season it produced thirteen lunches ot
grapes, the smallest of which weighed 81
pounds. The largest was furnished for the
Prince of Wales and was carried away by
him; this weighed = pounds. The grape:
were raised in a cold grapery.-New Yorz
| Tribune.
The total receipts from the Ohio Public
Works for three quarters Of fiscal year, end
ing November 18th, 1850, were $10l,O
Total expenditures for the same period
S27s,5Ol. This is not very hattering
exhibit.