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Radical 0erAaWs - Asssemri stiii np.
pore ora Abs.

The - LOUIS wsa'ieAe Post (radicai republican CON-
sinass ~ urge ,he radicals for President
ssys-
ye OF the leculiArt,es the present campaign the
republican side a. thss ssrI every speaker who gets
~ "a fasor - Lmcons fe.ciertica protests soemaiy
nust Being lipcolu nas Siaoc the choice is only
bets Mcclellan and L,nooio they say, I'VE car do
nolnns bll fer Liucsln Thero not one amongst
all these and politicians WIN hiss boldness enough
10 take th~ 81 iArooln aud become mis- advocate
Winter Dsks went far - 10 try and make his
ni that voting for Lincoln they did
apccn. hut Tor MaIe and other sucl
such lhercmers t-stilcs 20 the deep iminors;y
sh1 r-ec-red tie nomias;ion OF THIS candidate
sLd The veaae1 aoss who eacuret The nomination,
sthsnsh they convinced 81 the incapacity uuxor
thipsss aud unroJ ularity o The candidate The men
the for iasoine ele tion IN
had al u prhc op.rioa. They simply cicu
laec ta; the pie -Ild account fur cop.
psfheaa. bGi rather etct ever dCngreeabe man.
Ghsy eyecalse4 tho custom Of the people
sutush % tss DIV .siors Of venioos, and noaly
ine power shi.h, VI tho shape of officials
contractors. ac a, their Gis asai. And thus thsy
cA-red Gus tbsn pari cs., a5d tod tho poorle Aiou
mus yoie fr Abraham l.2coin. nn matter how much
yoc hate hr drust hiia consider MIN incompetent
usiter hos cornrt his standardization and how
the future a. n any has right, then srrely the
sdvaCstcs u IA people have i4ni, pay datv 10 ssy
tho nagogrcs. 'btrT "a yeg nave no poWett'f
rhere greater Cncraics Ia the republic thsa
those Who ciea people D. tner right o .ror ecc.
iiobs. snc me lh. ruicrs srd rerasugucs lave
cous, ~ GlcItiul 10 ,ao people, 'h ou must vote
laHUntI
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POLITICAL.


NJRW YORK, nov 3 leeA
IN 0xNrLEMKN:- -...
Havag seen with deep regret Of shasssv = ssss.
~. ana full Of corruption sent 70 the AssoneH 49,
ssnt son the psops n,2 felt NJ d duty % e ssssp' ns
''' A'"' xLsTEsTa 1sssnstx plsfRIO1.
tTwsnassh WardJ
80 generously ''adss,s Wa II PiniSAnsooecRArs e nsooecR
Thinking interests II u xweo-
seth ward BY the elsssic9 s q such sIn..r ne, Z,
1p.v withdraw nj T. H. sGHs 3sys, v oAiD11i'
friends and ali sdveos;ss Il nsSi jssso Asrsfsss
'sra'a'' 'n's':i cus ri hE.kTi <; fz; A' As'1rroar
With much respect rsmsin.
70 Page, a. v. alaze. H. Il. Whitfield. conmitsss ss
Nominations
DKGULAR DRMoCkArIC MokEON And LONG
II shorssmen's nomination for Anemeiy.
fSu.th zsssmby pistr5ccs
CIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DfsTRIOT.
RxaULAR DEMOCRATIC UNITED NOMINATION.
ELIySH WED
1AAAAsA wAtTnn GGhsEsI.SiGs " PSiGs. Chairman
'11'' "AIsSa; SozAsT 1ss'''eks 'c'eoksyESE1os, 10,
x,ss1S. yass = CIV g; k'a. Secretaries.
MozARf CONVENTION. NO
IGKATIUs FLYNN. Chairman.
o'a o a1';Ti Esorsiszs SfsEf':.As cosvssg.os
H9t,s ssssssT UNION
ADAM KNoBLoCH. Chairman.
ADAM srxuRw AID Secre -
DEMOCRATIC (Mc.Rosl ORGANIZATION
JAaBS j. C0oNAN. Chairman.
ISAAC G. sEIxAs Secretary.
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nssss ssgnss - ~ ~ vvsA - ss1s = - uunv
b blank aD1 leavs thsa. ssa ~ -. ~ Os&s.o yswD
bad 1ssSed 1oss sose0sly 81 ssswis1Qs e go "a
ehing. a ~ sEsssass a ~ sosA blsus 01ns1,
eAsnG, - a ~ esDsssss q - peoUA - S0vI -
ohas Colsosl North ~ - eDeg - ~ nnUy0GU-
that Csaoss Esrth haA sstAns - . - ~ - - -
he lJones) kSsw vas t9sossns e ~
lesn Sns soAssmens g. - CsAna usstk
new YosK, Nov. Z, lea
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NorR-Those membsrx whose names are in italics were
members during the rst session OF the Second Rebel
congress-
observation-disclosures.
+R w. Johnston OF Arkansas severely injured
October g. BY being thrown from his horse that he will
hardy be ensbed to attend the second session OF the
second Congress
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f.at - nrnrrt,,

Tsft# Itv Drprrfmsna.
yamee il0 ats lm .. south caroana secretary of
Rr-sFrrf.
RUbp4 fef.t lG Nirrun Re.lgier
~ f.rHfc ftNA.1rerl
. N strufNar AUt 'tKria, tAsi Clerk
. lea. tea. tf uJiu.1alaiDa. CON ytrc,.er
nsler tcf.ia Trst Au6ff'r
s. III : - 81. u al siaDa secosd Auditor.
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Dssa.

GRAnAn.-Ou Sunday evening, KsvsDbss Z. Dsvns
youngest cAid q David nd hasA orshAa, sUs1 yswss
Z months and ~ days.
The funsrai VIII take plAes O. russasy q svsvs
O'Clock ~, from ths residcsss q 10 parssss. - nUsb
Third strest. wnliansb bugy. fhs rbssAs - roaaiv
are invited 10 asssoA fks rs0slns vin - 49, y
Oak Ain Cemetsry >
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Hon. Henry II. Blow. OF Missouri, ON tn
Presldency.

Hoo Henry T. Blow has written letter to Emile Pre-
others accepting the nomination for reelec
too 70 Congress the second district. Mr.. Blow
being OF The and most earnest opponents OF
the adms srslop o. Prssdeut Lincon belongs to that
class whc ,ctsd their hostility account
OF the Baltifnoge Convention We observe
that lesr Of scoeptauce, though Le courses his
labor necessarily Tor ths SUCCESS Of the State
and oopveaiioR tickets" he msDt,n, significant 81
lsnce resard The national cnatest Bs between Lilo.
calp and Nccleiar Mr.. Blow acutra', advising his
frisnds not 20 vote all for pre,iasntini electors
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ORDNANCE BuREAU.
Colonel J. Gorges, Cnief q orduanes.
MEDICAL BuRnAu.
q. p. Noors, surreou General
C X. smith, Asssstant Sorgesa GsDeral
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kidnapping e In wiscensin.

The Racine (ws) Journa. states that the arrest OF
ur. Thompson, citizen and mechanic ir that city, by
person In the secret service Of the government has
caused excitement meeting Of the citizens
ana . COMMITTEES OF ton were ape1eed TO discover the
o Thompson and r6g3e BIN 10 liberty Tho
meeting largely attended by Mr. 9aompson's class
me chsu,cs and laborsrs Tho paper says That no
charges have ever been made against Ar. Thompson
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HlcClellsn in Missouri.

Tho Savannah mo Plaindsaier has hauled down the
Of Lincoln and Johnson and warmly supports Gen.
Mcclellan and democratic State ticket The editor In
Justification Of his oourse, says
We this week haul down the names Of our former can
didates, and place in their stead the names Of Mcclellan
and Psndeton. There is who supported Mr.. Lin
coin moro warmly than oursef, and had he remained
firm TO the principles set forth In hts letter TO Mr. Greeley
20 the 6eventy Pilgrms We should have continued our
support of him. His s.To whom It may concern" N
answer 70 tho Niagara peace commissioner directly
opposed principles heretofore set forth by him. and
support him without sacrificing principles est
dear usprncipes which be himself advocated In his
inaugural sdcress. Believing that George B. Mcclellan
MOST fully represents those principles we shall give him
cordial support at the November election He
soldier, patriot, . statesmaD-A man whom America
may we'll honor with the highest oce in the gift Of the
people. Re has stood nobly by the Unior-now lot
patriots Of our Rlorious Union 6gmIy Stand By him.
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FAN N che Prices 90 Assset~s eS Cor
psaOm.

y
Those who visited market yesterday arniaf. -
gave attention the sass srvn wagons the
durag tae day, we're grataec asd,ag very material
aecine IN the psicss u many articles n ealy
hss taken isce The cooness Of zoe weather bas
,ensbiei iron the couusry 10 orst hands.
siltn ccmpeton with the butchers resa graal beeest
a the ,ckc of pafehs~ev. Ine sweet pctssoes
sold at - bvshsi and otner veSeat poultry, batter
eggs, &C., corresro3cBriy
The Cha ri-ston Ccsrssr adv issd that e-ori
made witch will have a tendency 20 materially reduce
the present price Of DO sde geods. Toe mater
the hands a. the leading sno ofcers u
com Of under corgldural.nn.
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DEcLfNArGoS OF Hos. GEORGE E. BALDWIN.
499 Firm AVENUE
NKw YORK. Nov. 8. 1884.
JoaS L. Fgows ESQ, and others, Special Commee-
GtsTLKMR.-I am lust ia receipt OF your favor
candidate Congress in tue Ninta district
regret the state OF health wilt
agcrp. the position Bctdes which sm apprehensve that
ny b.ias a canl l.dato might eOpardiye the district.
Very respectfully, sc.
GaORGENE. BALDWIN.
TfYH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. TWENTIETH wARn,
IL eguar democratic nua.ination for Assembly. OIL
NER GHAkLiCk. -
THOMAS MAHER. President.
CHARLES Il. TLIGLlE, Secretary.
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u + Eovrmber 6, 1861
10 IHg DEMocRArIc ELgcroRs ~ THE EloHri


CONGRbSsIUShL DISTINCT
CAurfDN-Look OuT FOR FRAUD.
htvs nst been lDformcy that rrson known to be a
tAis has offer Of 0i poster and
qDealea IN Irint bill announcing my Withdraw al
hrtW iorSerg and fraGd Gotnsl,ef.
attention OF the aeiDociatc voters OF his dis
lhis die1onOrable ant uastHrdy aeinnt to de-
Frls* Of rattle Tho course
Og aw1tstv aud dcsparsuon has characterized these
paftrs IN othcr respects the re9uar nominee
f,nocrst,c party tha district ana assure
ms NUn0cgac TRENDS thnt ng teioa ~ certain Pny no
hrr vess aud desperate Inventors Of fe Tag cna
of opposed and used for the purpose OF elect
BAL e tcp acsa candie. Like tactics have been mani
e a,frr trects have beer candidate for ovev
I nrfh iaavawsu. NV dssr'. have the
uy personal a,d political career No
1 tfiN aag.u vnri a 'siu ~ me. But my
#aanrHfH c.lable of sDNshirr rinton ms fellow
r.t smaf avsIlst thsa~ ftandu.rHt move pacnis.
~ Insn Appreciate wei the m -sninu and men
tarW usls As - 20 ~ being oreneA
na fat answered bn IL eotics succeed In
ds4Me gfl ther 'utstraro authors. AZ
EYta IS tr atwh ctreupt al atAckg uoby supported
- 4 sw ny Jar Z. Brady. WIN O. Barrett.
1pat ii.tItt, Janes g. Nchole1n Edwin w. Songhton.
Nrie1A elh James NWrhs. Noah A. Childs william >.
nj support. we'll Judge rordafo and tho other
1gcs who have puh cy taken their stand in my Ia
a.
Il found 10 announce Withdrawal ne de-
bf the Az certain as te Gay
sra Nuvcinher next, Viii be elected
rrrres.ntve Of Eighth Congressional dstrict 70
t4r afkt House NJ kepreseu lstyeS. 49,. .... e.
ltvefv vote cast for an Irregular cnndes.S S9
The ttptH.ir.n tsndiiats ThoMao :. Dn"N.
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sHIPPIN q Ne w ..

8 steam trAaspcrt Star 81 Ne DsasA, CO. Wee1
hull from Fortress ionrss Saturday, ~. =. y
ouarssrmss.er. WITH i1s ho.s. s:1 pssosePS
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NfcCisIian Ia Illinois.

The Douglas County (In.) Shield, heretofore strong
republican paper has taken aown the names Of Lincoln
johnson and put at tho head Of It's columns those Of
Mcclellan Pandc,on. In long editorial referring TO
General MsCielcns services, holds him up - the great
Or the aud declares his election Ia the only hope
fha cnnntrH.
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sss spsn sssw prsdsess - sssh - = sssw ssrwy N
Irsdsss ,s.. = s.s % ,ssss s.g.ss - sxy~ssss
would b stimulated ssd s~ss ssss.s prenpl rhs ruls
sseaid - spssd sos ssy 70 ss.sfssss-rs sss ssssy
ssms-isals fs~ A. i.Ssss s-~. Asa q -
Ssos a. sws0s ess q spA - cxs. 90 a. ss~s
G. :.. .. !. :. ..s.. :s s. 7 - 60 =. z. - :. =. - =:
g, or - .s,I...s,: 90 s,-.sss .as =
policy which produces seen rsssns b srssS 600 %
s sssa "'r.r... s sssss sss = rsr''ss ma, sara
sooash of u. for nos.ay sssrvss sss always be
!. nsa ea .ossy sseass sss sss ssarssy sss, Fss
no neosss,y 70 sgsrs a, ed = ..s, =, "A. - -
ins .aw ss..ss s Z. ss.:s - s's s.. .... -: '... 80
Nor sssas any oss eorpas ss sxs sr~. .-ps-
eiaiy those persons shsss assruss % the osr~sev
make, pr,css = hss rnsy s.y cssisser.ss .s.s,
the Treasury. rs,asps me, .a sssa "a IA, = !,
least scod ana desirable tnss ~ p~y sAxss sws.
properly b dcne a~sy with. n nes JUST a. sss
according 10 the vsiasios S rs4os ethss sscoress
10 that of let the bss,x be ssform sse maag~n
ces allowed ony tboss Win Aavs suffered UsErsa
In their business ~ the aspxsdsssns sfs pwss~Dcs
tbe vicinity OF the enemy ~ q sgU~s. fsx
ALL according 20 ths snifor9 standard tA~if rrs
perty arc e6 alec sStsels tsx tsesa~s sslsrses.
psofis aud he like. sosacy ~lm thee sAvs visss
compa.n, ssd many Of present evils Val ssksper
or be mitigsted.
Thsrs are some sshes sheasbu ws.cs =. seswpsa 70
present but the present IsasiA q 1s Article vAras
70 d. or them
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Radical Germans Refuse to Vote for
President.
Our Western exchanges stale that the Indianapolis
Organ Society has passed resolution not
to vote al the coming Presidential election.
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Public Printing.
G. E. W. Nelson, OF Georgia, Superintenoeai.
q, X. smith, Of Virginia, Public Printer.
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sesassg Trssps fSsm xssby saith's De-
parsneap 60 shs Esss stas - the n1fs-
sisstppis
Geasrsi ksrby Smith has ssusc sp erser msS'ny FRO
vision sssd ing " sLe xss ssppa
ThN work 10 w charge Of Btoadss 0sssrs, H q Hays
OF Aisxsudrta, In.
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Pntent Once.
Rufus R. Rhodes. Of Mississippi, Comm issionsr.
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Judiciary Department..
George Davis, OF North Carolina, Attorney General.
Wade Keys, Of Alabama, Ass,stant Attorney General
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shsa ths uisby sxpoiss a watch they boasied much
cnhnercsl and imaginary. Il have cut 20 pieces
Ne RomsS armies. sand ne soUe moro troops. What
Dsre couid hknnioal say, bad ~ been ecnqasrsds
hsse - sslss1 The snemy camp full q provisions Of
81 kio3s sanA as prevutoss sEe mcoey. CDuld -
osve sAlos1 eshsrvise - hs est hb cA1pf H tells
- ~ nooAss hsvs na1s proposals q peaes hon
volcs psroeivs shas farther alvancsd than
vh~s mnnnoa org An1sd N Italy fhus spoke Hanne,
80 - ssssDsa vas shas HAssibal should not be
fsrsea, ed sAAs ~ gas sAoulA - abandsoed
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT


Ii TO BLACKSkITHS-
Four-HfLhs Of finf and hard labor saved ov
nsing
ISAAC C. SINGERS
NEW AND COMPLETE TIRE AID BAND
BENDER
Patented March 10, 1853. It's chief advaut.-
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lst Having strong gear wheels 70 obtain
power, one man can operate IL 70 bend cold
wagon ire, any size under by < inches
I'd Having movable collars, 70 hold the
bar square on the portable rollers. Il takes Ri
twist out Of The bar, while bending II regu-
lEr czrcle.
Sd i can be shifted 20 bend 70 ar- desired
circle. from one up 10 twelve fssI, N one
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zth- Hating 2 movable centre post. which
can be quickly 12kea q, tires ana bands ars
easily taken ont
5th- The upps- ribbed roller VII slwurs
draw the bar through.
6th- Being guGged and Numbered, & card
with directions accompanies II
The Machine IN good foll the journslKN
running order boiled upon a strong piece OF
timber without legE CT crank, for SIS, or with
legs and crank for $50.
Al cash orders promptly attended to-
F. State and County Rights Tor sale
ISAAC c SINGEE.
Ebensburg, April i, ls64-tf
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Ex-senator MAJ. HARRY WHITE

EX-SENATOR MAJ. HARRY WHITE
This gentleman, who has been prisoner
In tie hands Of the rebels for over year
past, escaped few days since, with three
other Union officers, while being conveyed
in the cars from Richmond 10 salisbury,
n. c. He was ultimately recaptured,
however, and Is now confined II Colum-
bia. s. c. This Is his second unsuccess-
ful attempt at escape. A letter received
by his father, Judge White, of Indiana,
from Mai. W, states that much suffering
is being experienced by our prisoners thrO'
wan. of proper food and clothing.
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MUIE-

SSTRAY MULE
- Came u the residence of the subscriber,
near Hemlock, Washington township On the
10Th inst, 3 bright Bay Mule, about - hands
high. collar marks On eRch side q neck and
a black stripe along her back, and has no1
been sbod fo- some time No other marks
diseernible- The Uwnsr Is requested TO come
forward, prove property ana take her zway,
otherwise, she vii be disposed Of according
10 law PHILIP PRITSCH.
July, 21, 7s64-alalr.
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,tw ERESSON-

TIE TRUE MISSION OF THE Press
Immediately preceding every election Of
;rp0-tance, party spirit usually runs high,
ad It Is rare indeed that bad state Of
bssIing, personally as vel as Pollacally'
: not encendered between the members
e the antagonistie political organizations
7ais Is owing primarily TO the influence
& the public press 1t seems TO be the
ME to find all the acrimony and vindio-
tvsness Of very fend centered in the
rs-son Of the editor Of q country "ofgan"
the exception 10 find him generous and
fJ-bsaring toward his political opponents
inns. 50 soon as Z nominating convention
b,s held rs session ant selected It's stand
sr3-besrers, N nine cases OF: OF ten the
o-rosing editor makes II his pleasure TO
designate the candidates as .fncompetent"
,Dd unworthy" # he do not 50 further
and depouDce them as Nimbecile," i'cor-
mt" and sknavish" To be sure, II Is
,be privilege Of every freeman, and
r-fivilege We 90 not desire TO trench upon,
u freely criticize and pass Judgment up
OF the claims Of aEpirants for his suffrage,
III. II 50 doing he has 10 right to over
s,sp the bounds Of truth and moderation,
sud become an inscriptions viifer, who
,-i.icizes and passes judgment upon with
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.Fervo- Of 8 Tp unused
To tbe cool breath Of reason


The press, whatever be said 10 the con-
TIT. L ueFer without certain degree Of
lnfueDcs. The talent employed upon II
ua7 be only one degree above msdiocri-
=, and IL readers mere handful, yet
where Il leads some viii be sure - follow
H0v essential then that It lead in the
night direedoni For If II 20 othe-Eiss,
L ths path bounded By raneer apd spleen,
nd personality and blackguardisn, those
accustomed TO rely upon It's judgment and
h guided BY It's example viii tramp at It's
hssls 70 the acquiring, almost insensibly,
q similar reprehensible and really dis
rzs1ng style Of conducting political dis
sussiuns. And-thsn their opponents, lay
ns the unction TO their souls that they
didn't begin this here sort Of war, in
7aEa the lsz talionis and return Ike for
Ike until the very atmosphere becomes
mg-egnated with their angry dissensioDs.
Ss1r "IIbe-damned- -ifyop-do and III
ns-dannei-h -you-don't" Is the most per
Ea4ive argument made use Of; and the
F-lneiple Is extensively patronized Of "a
FU-a and bloW-the blow first -
Ehere there Is liberal press, there is
iHberal community By the very nature
4 the thing, editors ere representative
usns and speak for and IN stead Of their
'sgsotive peoples A newspaper firmly
z.s5lisbed is confessedly the oracle Of
The neighborbood wherein II is published.
L Eberality and moderaiOn be Taught By
I and hin, the people VIII not be slow IN
ts-uing the lesson If captiousness and
iaal-hpding are counseled, the advice VIII
rot fall unheeded to the ground
We have had our ages OK gold, or brass,
e iron, and our age also Of biIlingsgaie
Nd muscle" The present is tbs Age
C Mind The press's Be the mission to
kssp II 50 BY assiduously instructing up
" the proper standard Of excellence the
oinds and manners Of It's readers
The present has been thus far de-
a3edly the calnest and most fairly con-
l3ered political campaign over occurring
t our knowledge Ia Cambria county
Ihs custodians OF the interests Of the press
haTe evinced most praiseWorthy wiling
less to appeal in behalf Of their respective
zndidates to the salderstandings Of the
People, instead OF to their passions and
Vsludices This is right The time Is
t@zt ana Ought to be buried beyond thep pow
s'ot resurrection, when the recurrence Of
L election could suffice to throw an entire
sannunity into state Of agitation equal
: only by tie introduction Of long pole
NO hornets nest, and set neighbors and
.nsnds at loggerheads. And as II hath
l1en up to now, 50 let II be until the end.
The Johnstown Democrat inquiries
vi the "Leaguers" don't bark over the
summation Of Barker for Congress
hats the use, when they find their Ca
@As friends of t'other side 60 ready and
''iAns 70 90 il for them,
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ABOUT TIE DRAFT.-ProFost Marshal
Lloyd send-us the following items Of in
terest concerning the draft and matters
tbereunto apPsrtaining:
All inquiries On ordinary subjects con-
nected with the enrolment, draft, eZemp-
tons, liability to draft, credits, and ac-
counts Of men furnished, should bs ad-
dressed to the Provost Marshal Of the
proper District, who, If not able TO answer
them himself, viii seek information from
the Provost Marshal General Of the State.
Answers may thus be obtained more
promptly than by addressing the Provost
Marshal Gereral, where more important
business often prevents prompt answers
to the multitude of inquiries now addras-
sed to the Bureau on personal and other
questions Of minor Importance
Substitutes cannot be accepted or any
man under Circular No. . who leaves his
enrolment district for the purpose Of pre-
senting q substitute TO Boards OF other
Districts, or who authorizes brokers or
others to transact such business for him.
CAMBRIA COUNTY AND THE DRAFT.-
The following figures constitute the quo
tas Of the several sub-districts Of Gambia
county under the draft to be made for
100000 men on the 5th September
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DAY Up pay Up!

DAY up PAY UP.l
Il respectfully request al ny old friends
and customers 70 cal and settle up their ac-
counts before The 10th cay of August and
save cost. as, after that tine. ] shall put nv
Books in the hands Of al officer for immedi-
ate collection
GEO EUNTLEY
Ebeusburg, July u, 1sG4-tf
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. DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-

& DIIAISIRAIURS : NOTICE.
u Letters Of Administration On the estate
Of Mrs Anna Rees, late Of 8lacklick town
ship, Cambria county, deceased, having been
granted the subscriber b< the Register Of
said county, al persons indebted 10 said es-
tate are hereby notified 70 come forward and
settle their respective accounts, and those
having claims gaInsI Il VII present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement
JOHN 3. ROSS, Adur
Glackliek n. 1alv 26. 1s6A-6l
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INSURANCE AGENCY

- IlA-NIE aTL-A G -
i James Purse. agent fo- she Blair countv
ard LycOning Mutual Fire Insurance Con-
panies, Jofrsfown. Pa.
ES- VII attend promptly % making inEu-
rance N any part Of Cambria county upon
application hy letter OF II person
March 18th. 1851
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.AYLOR q CRFMER

"a Lux q thEM L z
IL At THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES
HUKTNeDoN- Pa
sen Fruit Ornamental Tress. Vines kc If
better growth, larger size, and 81 lower ry-ices
than any Of 1hs Northern Or Eastern Nurseries
and warrant them true 10 name
STANDARD Apple trees st ls5 cents each
SIC per 100.
Peach trees, IS to 20 CTS earh-sl250 to
So Per 10
Standard Pear trees, 50 toA cts onch-
Dwarf Pear trees, sos 1oSI each-2o 70 Sc
per 1B0
Dwarf Apple trees, 50 70 = cts esch
Standard Cherry trees 81 1o - cts
Dwarf Cherry trees 50 70 - CTS.
Plum trees % cts
Apricot trees 40 ID 50 ets.
AectarIne trees > cts each.
Grape Vines p CTS 10 s.
Silver Maple trees CD p 81
European Ash - 70 !
European Larch, - cts 70 50
Norway Spruce, 50 cts to
American Balsan Pine, F5 cts 70 & sn
American & Chinese Arbor Vita. 30 et
$50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c. &C.
Huntingdon Jan z5, 3Seo.-tf
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~ The subscriber 5 now carving on the
to-llerv Of Nm. IlleT, ST. g LILY Station.
On the Pennsylvania I.zlIroad. Cambria conn
y, aid VII be glad 20 II RE orders 10 auv
amount Of citizens Of EbHnsburC and viclr-
ity- Satisfaction IS 70 quality Of Coa1 guar
autied IN al cases WI TTIEY
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