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SAVE THE riECE !

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ECONOMY. .
YEA srlTcH IL Tixs SAVE, SHL ~,
A ac.!ert. Ri,l keprrn, -Ttni 10 well it'I
II Is very desIrst.r 10 have .nne cheap -.
way for repairing Furniture, Toys, CrocFs9''"
spALDISG'S PREPARED OIL =
meets all such emergencies, .:d no hou'st''' .
be without Il 1t u always ready, s:d 'p !"
point. uorsz"
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cents Address, INF:
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rom the Democrat, ST. Cloud, N!a..
you are, or have been troubled 9Th Il, s'l
SEED 70. boz, (cephalle Pu') so that you aSIt,r'
70 case Of 90 attack
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GAiiTlON.

CAUTION. .,yf
A. c!ratn un2:irc!pled persons ar: w.. ~
Of on the unsuspectng public. Imitation
Ed Glue, would caution al per'ot'
purchasing, and see that the fu!l nsHe' a
" spALDIN6s PREPARED CIV
L. 90 the outsIds wrapper; all 0ts:n n ~ I'a V
terfsiu. AGea
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lFrom the EIaElner, Norfolk. Va
cePhale Pills accomplish ,ko obj.c, for Which i-I
made. viz: Cure Of usadscbe IN all Il, .crr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-16

From tina Examiner, Norfolk, "a
Ths7 have beer tested In more thsa tesis;. y
With entire succes3
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There hare been bnt two postrasters in the
city of Charleston since the days Of Washing
lo,i. Gen. Washington appointed Mr.. Ballot in
1897, who served until his death, when the pre-.
sent incumbent, Mr. IIugvr, pronounced { ger,)
vas appointed by Mr.. Monroe. Mr.. Huger is
now over 20 years, Of lIugucnot blood, gentle
man of commanding and venerable appearance,
about six feet high, well proportional, fine
Roman face, full head OF hair and as white as
SNOW, fine black eyes, heavy eyebrows, very
erect, and one OF the mos. high-toned gentlemen
in all our city One peculiar trait be has, and
that is, he is remarkably fond Of the company
of young persons; and whilst they show great
difference to him, no one, however young, is at
all crsmped in his society. In many respects
he greatly resembles tie late Gov. Barbour of
Virginia.
We have never had at this port but four col.
lectors Of the customs since the formation CT
the United States. aud one of these collectors
died soon after being appointed. So you see
tina: Carolinians do not show the same fondness
for the government test as is the wont of many
of your United States. This does not look
much like ofice-sesking.-[ Charleston C9ur.
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From the Advertiser, Providence r l..
The cephalIc Pills are ,aid 10 be a remarkably q
remedy for the headache, and one Of th. ven ;:
that very frequent complain, which ha, -r.' bes :
cred
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Ey the use Of these Pills tho periodic attach.
or Sick Headache may be pre7ented: AL r,, -
commencement OF az attack Immediate r,g., q
and s!ckues. vii! be obtauet.
They seldom fall In removing tia Hsu,.,,,,,
to which females are,o subjee,. ID
They act g. n,ly upon the bovels-r.u:,,-,
For Literary lien, Students, D.!c.te F,.,r-
persons Of sedsptsry habits, hey ar. val1abl.u,,
improving the appetite, siyinS tess and r,,,, :.
dive organs, and restoring tn. rs.u,.i 60
strength Of the whole system. @
The CEpuAL1C PILLS are the re.uI, o,r.,
ton and carefully conducted sAperrn-:. l,,,.'
use many yean, during which tim. G.,y -. -
and relieved q vast amour. Of pa!n , g.. r'''
Headache, whether originating In the s.,y.,..-:
from deransed state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In th-!r :,,,,,,..
may be taken a, rll uues With pe,!sa ,.,,.
making any change Of diet, and The .b.r,,, :, 49,.
grreabls taste renders !seasy 10 sdl-.ai,,s, ..,
dren.
BEWARE OF coCSregrgIT:,
Tho genuine have hTe signature, G. Herr
on each Box -
Sold by Druggists and al other Deslsr, ,r N.a..
Boz will be sen. by mall, prepaid. m r..,... y,
PRICE, IS GENTS.
Az orders should be addressed 10
HENRY c. SPAED!NG
~ Cedar. Street Na,,-v
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From the Ksna~ha vall.2 slar, Raaaubs. %.
T= are sure that person, suffering viii: Tie s't:
who try them, sill s:!ck 70 th.ln-
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From tlS we.,era & z. Gazette, Ca:o.Go, IT,
We heartily sndoras Mr.. spsidiIs and b, rua'L'
phalo Pills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-16

81 4 a!nglr bottle Of SpALDING'S PRfeA'.'
will save ten times its cost anuIiii!-t
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Srom the Southern Pslhhrder, New 0r!'ir,
Try them you that are ati,c'e':, aud re are r.
jour testimony can be added to the s'read; rtsE'
that ha. received benefits ,hEtrc o,irc 0-t!:'r': -
iuce.
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lssILAsri, MIcz., Jan n =
Mr. SPIIptso.
Sir:
Not long since sent to you for box Of c.pSiG
for the cure Of tho Nervous Headache and C.i4r.
and received the same, and they had 10 good ..ss
wa Induced to send for more
Please send me by return mall Direct 10
A. n WHEELER
Tp,il,c;!. ".
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From n. Ad7~r;!i.r. r,".;ce'.se. - l..
the testimony 10 their favor IS strong. frera ne -
spectacle quarters.
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One of the curious facts revealed by the pub
LEGATION of custom.houses is that there were
imported into this country last year SOC, 600
lbs. Of opium Of this amount it is estimated,
from reliable data, that not more than one-tenth
is used for. medical purposes. The habit Of
eating opium is known to be spreading at a
rapid rate among lawyers, doctors, clergymen
and literary men; and enormous quantities
are used by the manufacturers Of those poison
GUS liquids which are dealt out in drinks in the
saloons and groceries that infest every city and
village in the country.
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From the Dslly News, Newport. l. l.
CxphX!Ic Pill. ~. ,skiag the riac- nt ell si'A
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rfrors the St Louis Eslooc...
The immense demand FOR the srticle tCrpa.l'sF.i
piGly Increasing.
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From The Gazette, Davenport, loss.
Mr. spaldins would no. connect his nnra: T'h ~
hs did not koow u posses. real ur;l;
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From the Commercial D,llrt!n. gG,.9a, ~
Said 70 be very eflcxcioui for The heie':'s
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from the Commercial, Clae!ans.' H''-.
Suffering humanity can now be r-.lrvs::
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South, East and w est ! know It - The gene
raj sentiment, that whatever is done in the
way of putting the Commonwealth in nj atti
lude Of defence, 50 far as the details 50, must
be done by the Legislature. But | sec nc
objection to the Convention instruclins the
Legislature 10 place tho Commonwealth !;
An n,.i,ul. cG. defence and carrying
ont this instruction ~ framing hill
setting out accurat ciy and in detail! exactly how
the programme Of safety is TO be carried out
More than year ago tie Legislature passed
bill appropriating sou, 009 10 put the State ir
n condition OF defence; but what has been the
result? At this very moment there are only
1O,547 armed troops in this State. Or this
number there are ], 500 cavalry armed with 81
bres and with not q pistol among them. No,
an incousiderablc number Of the infautry are
armed with flint lock muskets.
We have heard various reports from Wash
ington Us to the number Of troops concentrated
there and likely to be concentrated there
There was one report, whether it was
we'll authenticated or not am unable TO state,
that there are already 1000 troops concentrated
there. If the report Is mt true, it is likely
IT, be verified before long-sis thousand troops
regularly armed, equipped and rlriiled-whilc il
the old Commonwealth CT Virginia. ro.wil:.
standing the magnificent Wanting in which
some gentlemen have INDUCED in regard It.
our position from the sea shore to The noun.
tans, and from the mountains to the Ohio,
there are only about four thousand more troops
than this number, and they are half armed.
am no military man, never having had Mill,
tary education but there is one thing l do
-, ,frl,f tn l..,a
let Virginia be involved in war; let her sacred
soil be desecrated by The footsteps of the in
yaders the invaders will not come in squads
and companies they will come in large bodies,
in brigades and divisions. With four Or Ave
hundred miles of frontier upon the free States;
with Fortress Monroe, which is said 10 be the
Gibraltar Of this country, commanding us up
on the sea.board-I ask you, what will the
ten thousand undisciplined volunteers Of this
State be able to do against tts regular forces OF
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than Ironsides Of Hunting dcNshirc, red. noEcd
brewer, or grcnaders OF pctsdam, led On by
Friis der tiaigs-"Fr'Z the only one, in the
great Siiesiau combat; Of the seven Years
strife"
Now this saline Jefferson Davis, veritable
military hero, is the President of the Southern
Confederacy. Abe Lincoln, it is true, ignores
the existence Of the fact, but it is, nevertheless
O tqct, and the United States soldiers by their
camp.Grcs upon the Rio Grande, the Red River,
the Missouri, the Colorado, read it in their news
papers, talk about it in the night watches; re.
fleet upon it by day. They hear alss that Mr..
Abraham Lincoln, All Illinois rail splitter, who
made speech against the Mexican war in
ls47, while they were suffering all is priva-
tions, and who refused 10 vote for aprrupria.
tors to conduct that war ta asacccssfu! result,
and to promote their comfort and Increase their
efficiency, is the President oi the other Con.
federacy-nnd that he Intends issuing all or.
der to them 70 take up arms and march to the
South against their old commander and f:.vo-
rite Davis. Human nature il: them revoltS at
the bare idea. So the Army Is dtmoralizcd-
is in revolt-in rebcl!ion--or mn:inv-what
you please. And ali because fanalical negro.
philstS combined with spoils.secki:g corrup-
uH lIC Ol'l VI -NoSetIDtT,
purely sectional candidate for the Presidency
Stocks have already gone belos' zero, and
business Of every kind being virtually suspend
ed, no harm Gun ensuc from the plain state
Inent Of facts as they actually exist in this TN.
happy conntry-unhappy beyond al other
lands, because we were born free" and can.
not endure the thought Of being subjected to 4
government Of force. But what if a govern.
tnent Of force be the only alternative left Us
save ANARCHY? What then?
Tic facts to which the present attention q
the northern people is imrcratively directed
are not whether this or that scuryy p1liticiat
shall secure this or that paltry office, as hi.
! reward for belraying the best interests Of his
country, bnt the actual state Of public opinion
in the bord.r slave STATES, and the probability
Of their continuance as members Of the north
ern confcicrscy W
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OUR JOYNNTO WV LETTER.

To the Editor of The 4Heghanian
/ have Been making some little inquiry
relative TO the oil excitement in our town,
and IfEnd that it has not for moment
abated. On the contrary, the epidemic
has been steadily upon the increase, and
should the malady not assume chronic
form, it bids fair to carry off all the loose
capital in our midst At least half doz-
EN- new companies have been formed since
my other letter, some of which have cho-
sen very euphopious titles. 10 instance /:
We have 1.-The Hope" 1.-The Rose" 'sIhe
Rough and Ready" and "TLe Sabbath
Rest" all of which intend trying their
fortunes in the oil regions of Ohio, Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania. There has also
been company organized here for the
purpose of boring for the unetuous fluid
in the Fifth Ward. This company cleo
ted officers as follows: President, David
Hamilton; Treasurer, d. Dibert; Secre-
tary, p. Fisher Directors, Charles B. Ell
lis, Joseph Layton and John Peden. l
will send you bottle of the grease as
soon as we ''strike."
THE woRKINGMEN's MEETING A FAILURE
The attempt to get up a Workingmen' s
Meeting on Saturday night proved to be a
signal failure. The workinsmen of this
vicinity seem disposed to allow Old Abe
a chance to settle the present difficulty in
his own way, without any directions from
them.
MAN KILLED
Mr.. Samuel West was killed at Conc
maugh station on Thursday morning last.
1t appears that the unfortunate man had
lust come out of the station-house aud was
crossing the railroad track, when an engine
which was backing down to connect with
train of freight cars struck him, knock
ing him down and passing over the lower
part of. his person. He was horribly
crushed, and Survived only about an hoar
and half.
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4 CARD
NITMFn's RPIpGr.
Lnncaster Tn. Jpfv 40 lsco

Lancaster Up. Ju Y 30, 1880
MEssRs. EVANS AND WATSON: GFNTLEMEv-
The small size No. l Salamander safe which
+, urcSas,6 from your agent, Mr.. Adam Il.
Ba r, in Lancaster City, on July 2Gih, 1858,
has been Subjected to very severe test,
whl l. il y Hit.s'ood in most satisfactory
manner. Tbs S,fe, containing MI my books,
together with - bic papers belonging 20
mvselS and some 70 my neigbbors and friends,
and represeting val ie of over Twenty Thous-
and Dollars, (S2o,ooo) was in my Mil which
was destroyed on the night of the 9th of Ju-
ly, 1860, and passed through the fiery ordeal
unsca:hcd. The Safe was on the second floor
and fell to the basement Of the Mill and was
subjected fer six hours 10 an intense heat
among the ruins, which was greatly increased
by the combustion OF large quantity of grain
confined within he brick walls After the
fire the safe was opened and the books and
papers taken out in state of perfect preser-
vation, the paper not even being disoolored.
This fact was, however, TO many bystanders
a better recommendation of your Safes than
could be expressed in any other ords from
me. Yours Respectfully.
[sel3 SAMUEL RANCK.
sG+ A large assortment of the above quail
ity of Fire and Thief Proof Safes always on
hand and for sale at as low rates as any other
hrm, at EVANS & WATSON'S,
No 304 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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LITTLE GIRL scALDEp 70 DEATH /!

A little daughter of Mr.. Samuel Monaz
her, of the Fifth Ward, was scalded so
terribly on Friday last, in consequence OF
ursettiny boiler of hot water over her
self as to cause her death on Saturday
night. She was about three years of age.
ACCIDENT.
I also learn that MIR. Pone was hurt
il one Of the Company's ore mines by IA
quantity of slate falling upon him, but
have failed to ascertain the extent Of his
injuries.
The District Meeting Of the NJ. Z.
church meets here to-day. This associa-
ton con, cnes yearly to discuss such mat
ters as may tend to the good of the church
1t is entirely composed of ministers. The
session will continue until Friday.
BOROUGH ELECTION.
Our borough election comes of on Fri
day. There is little excitement attending
it, still enough of disinterested patriots
can be found to serve the dear people in
official capacity The only contest will
be in the First Ward for q Justice of the
Petce, where there are three Richmonds
in the field. In politics they stand, one
Belleverett, one Breckinridge, and one
Republican. Party lines are never very
clearly defined in our charter elections,
and we cant say who will whip.
COUNTY suPERINTESDEST.
The long and closely contested campaign
for the County Superintendency has been
decided at last The lucky man is Col.
James NJ Swank, of the Tribune. We
feel assured that the Colonel will make an
efficient and afable officer.
FANCY DRESS BALL.
As an evidence of our progress IN civ
;lization. may state that we are to have
a fancy dress ball here or Tuesday evening.
Should YOU make it convenient to attend,
you will find your correspondent in the
costume of fine old country gentlemen,
that is to say, with long grey beard, broad
brimmed hat, and an overcoat of the most
skirt, least body, and the greatest abun-
dance of pocket you ever did see.
YODER.
JoHSsTowN, Feb. II. 1861.
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.TAYT0Es & EE EiS.,-- L x


AT THE HUNTINGDON. NURSERIES
~ -. HUxTls1pos; PA.,--sz
sea- Fruit Ornamental Tress, Vines &C., or
better growth, larger size, and atlower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries
and warrant them true TO name.
Standard Apple trees ct lsa cents cssA-
SIC per 100.
Peach trees, Is 10 90 cts csch-Sl2.so Is
SIS per 100.
Standard Pear trecs so 70 Is cts oach.
Dwarf Pear trees, SOS toSl cach-2o TO $50
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees. so to IS CTS each.
Standard Cherry trees 37s to IS cts.
Dwarf Cherry toes Sd 10 IS cts.
Plum trees so cts.
Apricot trees &c tc toes.
Nectarine trees 20 cts each.
Grape Vines % cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees e24 to 81.
European Ash, IS TO
European Larch. IS cts to l.5o.
Norway Spruce. so cts to 81.
American Balsam Pine. Is cts to S1.5o
American & Chinese Arbor Vite, so cts to
81 so
Strawberry Plants, 81 PER leo, &c. &c.
Huntington Jan. 25, 1861 3m.
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JoHNsTowN, Feb. II. 1861.
EOURTH ANNUAL REPORT

EoURrH ANSUAL AL REPORT
PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Amt. property insured as per third
annual report, Slo3,2o9 y
Amt property insured since third
annu i report, 27,67s 65
Total amt property insured, S! ,937 81
Amt. premium notes in force as
per third annual report, Sl6,lOO AZ
Amt premium notes taken since
third annual report, 2,9I9 5S
Amt. additional notes taken since
third annual report 100 DO
Total amt. premium notes in force, SIS, ,lSo II
No. of Policies issued as per third
annual report, ioZ
No OF Policies issued since third
annual report, 81
Whole No. of Policies issued, ls9
ST ATEMENT SHOWING THE OPERATIONS
OF. THE COMPANY AND ITS PRESENT
/. CONDITION.
Amt. reed. on premium notes since
third annual report Sl4S 80
Amt reed. on additional notes since
third annual report 80
Balance in Treasury as per third
annual report, "a 30
$3.50 O3
Amt incidental expenses
of past year, S3i 80
Amt. compensation of Of
ficers, agents, &C., ll5 90 Sl49 SO
Bal in Treas. and in hands of agents, 80 til
Add amt yetdue on premiumnotes, 1928 Sc
Total assets of the Company, SiS.26S 03
r L. JOHNSTON, President.
A. C. MULLIN, Secretary.
Ebensburg, January IL, 1861.
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DRESS GOODS.

Together with such other articles as are usu-
ally kept in a country store, all of which they
will dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for
CASH ol COUNTRY PRODUCE
n. B. The tailoring business will still be
carried on in all its branches. All work will
DC done on short notice and on the most rea-
sonabie terms
Ebensburg, January 25, lseo:tf
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EOR RENT
IL The large and commodious Store and
Ware Rooms, formerly occupied by VIM. H..
Gardner & Co, situate on Railroad street, in
the borough of Wilmore. Location for hrsi-
ness is the best in town. Rented for one or
more years. Terms moderate
LLOYD l. HILL,
Wilmore, Feb. Z, 1867.
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A CARp.-As there are a number of

A CARD.-As there are number of
different reports in circulation in reference
to the fate or destiny of Mr. DAVID Boil
GER, who suddenly left his home. in Mar
sinsburg, Bl.ir CO., Pa, on the night Of
the 7til Of November last, it Is. deemed
proper, on the part of his friends, to pub
lish the following card:
The disappearance of Mr.. Bolger is still
a matter of profound mystery. The fam
lily have, as yet, no positive or reliable in
formation as to his fate or destiny. Mr..
Bolger is man of 50 years of age, scme
six feet in stature, of spare features, prom
inent forehead, straight dark hair, mixed
with gray, and a little thin on the top
and when he left his home was dressed in
dark clothes, low shoes, and dark straw
hat. In point Of morality, Mr.. Bolger
stood high in the community in which he
lived, and his habits of industry were ex-
emplary. His business profession is that
of house carpenter. He also had culti-
waited IA high taste for Church music. Any
information in reference to his fate or To-
cality will be thankfully received by the
undersigned, or by any of the citizens of
Martinsburg, Blair CO., Pa.
Resp'y signed, j. HASSLER.
Jan. 26, 1861.
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MARRTED-At Summitvillt, on Sunday,
10th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Ryan, Mr.
WILLIAM DURBIN, Of Chest Springs, to
Miss CARRIE WATT of Summirtviile.
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Soiu uy =. &C.,, v-..... 4-..Aeer, and
Wood, Morrell & Co.. Johnstown; Z. Shoema-
ker Sons, Ebensburg Wike L Gardner,
aud VIM r. Hughes, Wilmore; c. D Brady,
Munster; John Brady, Loret.o and by drug
gists and merchants generally no ], ly. ]
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BOOTS AND SHOES

DISSOLUTION. = The partnership
A. heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm of w. II. Gardner
Co., was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be settled by Llovd
Hill. The books will be left at the office
of he firm. in WilmoTe. for limited time
where all having unsettled accouRts will save
costs by calling soon.
G.. J.. lloyd.
ARTHUR HILL.
VM. II. GARDNER.
Wilmore, Dec S, lsso-3t