, Tire CrimeVcorrepporident of the New-York
gun, iarit'fro.ia ..Ealaltfi va gives, from
tha einerience of. a -wounded. Fieucbnian, an
opinion ivUhjgatd to that which ia felt bj.
the soldier laxime 01 , conmct, wmuu i
thing a' follows: . ... ,
"Before the battle begins, it is usual to reel
nTKtUat?eihoFpaiBd" inanj cheeks which are
fcaowndobe in communication with stouthearta
Uanch vifiiblj. "As the conflict becomes im
minent, courage returns, and with the lira
tow 'ct blood, aa enthusiasm s rawd which
constantly increases, ami rj du.-flg. w
the lease until, the "1m . lhe
feet .fWing'a co.urado shot down m gener
ally to excite rn unappn-b!e thirst f. r ven
geance agabfct the f.v,' though in th-j ead one
gets used to it . When wounded less thau
Tuoriaiiy, it is not usual fjr the soldier to be
immediately aware of the fact, unless some
bones are broken . A sabre may be run through
any Seshy part of tho body, and even a bullet
'lodged in a dangerous proximity to the vitals,
and' he for sometime be totally unconscious of
even a scratch. When life "is taken by a sin
glc blow, the effect is varied with tho nature
of the wound aa well as with the temperament
of the aiau.; Sometimes the poor fellow will
leap high in 'the air. giving a piercing scream,
and again he will lie down quietly. Oiten,
howcvcr,,he simply fall -without a struggle.
In most cases the features of tho killed re
mained unchanged for a longtime after d-ath
eyes open, and bri'Inot, and perhaps a
n-.iiilrt iHamLiatinsr the free. To see such an
one. it is'diilicult indeed to realize th,c presence 1
of a grim monster. Death." ;
The liar yland Lottery t-jsiep..
The papers ot Maryland are making some
startling exposures of tha frauds practiced in
that State under the present lottery system,'
end demand it.5 complete revision by the Le
gislature, or its entire abrogation. Th! Bal
timore KepuUican, to illa.-trate the practice,
cites tho scheme of WeduesJuy, the 5th inst.,
which contained 07,525 tickets ai "2 50 each,
making 108,817, The prizes iu the scheme
with tho 15 pei- cent, off, which tho contrac
tors always ciaim, amount to 109,059, leav
ing a clear profit to the contractors on this one
Scheme, of 058.7ti. This sohemo draws
about 150 time a year, making for the con
tractors (provided the tickets are all sold) a
profit on the year's business of the enormous
turn of nine million ouo hundred and sixty
vcven thousand one hundred aui eighty-four
dollars. Add to this euoriunri sum the stamp
tax of tea cents on each ticket, which the
contractors insist they have a light to impose
upon the di alers, and you have as additional
rro!iis 105. S3 1, making a grand total of
9,272,515. This calculation is made only
ou one clas of schemes ' The Small Fry,"
which draws one hundred aud fifty-six
times a year; but inasmuch as the various
schemes draw upwat i of six hundred times in
, the year it is not to be wondered at that the
working of the system appears startling and
almost fabulous.
1 M MTG R VTIO T TO THE
Tuoi'ics. Some of
i i
"oar best ' Northern mater
lai nas tatety ueeo
Feized with a fit of emiirration to Oeutral and
viouth Ameriea, ajid vre have received calls
from large numbers of persons anxious for in
formation ts to tla movements now going on
in Nicaragua, Central America, New Grauatia
and other localities in the same vicinity. A
fejv'days siuce we published a letter from a
gentleman connected with the Kinney expe
ditifin, and his address luLi Leen requested by
several . persoits. .- We zsa . iu tormcd that a
scheme is cn fiiot to fit -ut a clipper ship for
Greytown with five hundred yvung men ub
'psseuger3. They icteuJ to settle in Nic
aragua and become citiiecs of that r public
The steamer Oprey tht first of a line be
tween this city and New Granada sailed on
Saturday with a larire number of passengers.
;iiUioDZ whom were General Mosquera aud Mr.
John S- Thrasher, formerly of a liberal ne.vs-
Siper at Havana. The tifw Minister from
'icaragna,' 3Ir. Parker II. French, has re
ceived hundreds cf persons, anxious to ltarn !
something about Nicaragua, aud tho govern
ment of that republic has advertised iu our
.columns," offering facilties for imi .igration.
Very shortly there will be a great rush of
immigration to that quarter, and the infusion
1 of Anglo-Saxon enterprise and energy will
have a Cue effect upon the slet py Southern
republics Their resources have uever been
develo-ed ; but now thanks to Northern en
terprise they are in a fair way to be fully
-brought out. We hop th powers at Wash
ington. will give heed to these significant facts.
The Central American question has become
too important to be triSed with. AT. Y. Her
ald, 17th.
Death Bzv Sce:;js o? Aaho.v Kcnit. A
statement having recciitly been made that Col.
Aaron Burr died an unbeliever in the Chris
tian religion, the Rev. Dr. Vanpclt, a ven
erable Episcopal cWgyman, of New l'crk, in
reply to a letter from S. C. lteid, Jr., states
that be was frequently with him at a hotel on
Staten Islaud during bis protracted illness,
and at the moment of his death. The time
upeut with him was chiefly employed iu reli
gious conversations, concluding with prayer.
Being asked as to his views of the Holy Scriptures,-Col.
IJ. responded. "They were the
iuobt perfect system of truth the world had
ever s;-en. 'UT wo hours before his death, the
Ilev. .Mr. VanpU informed him that he could
jjt survive muuh longer. He replied, "lam
aware of it." Mr "Vanpelt thu describes
his last moments : With his usual cordial
concurrence and manifest desiro, wc kneeled
- in prayer before the throne of heavenly grace
imploring G jd's mercy and blessing. He
turnel in his bed, aud put himself in au hum
ble devotional posture, and seemed deeply
ngagedia tho religious service, thanking
me as usual, for the prayer made for h m.
Calm aad com posed, 1 recommend bini to the
mercy of God nd to the world of his grace,
-will , n last farewell. At about two - o'tloek,
r. M.. without a groan or struggle, he breath
ed his last. Jlwdeiithwnc r j i
AS & f Ji nor in tko ..... U . . ,
mii auu ireniie
:. r - cutuci, aaa . as
wave that dies upon tho shore
Col. Aaroa Jiurr."
a summer s
Thus died
- "M. Uccuasax. The following is an ex
.tract of a letter from Tdr. Buchanan, dated
.Jjondon, November 10th :
I had calculated with con fiJeneo that I
should retarn home by the steamer of the 6th
or October 'ast; but unexpected events render
thia imp4ibla7" -Iihall now bo Ueuined here,
i know.oot how long, in "couseuu .nee -of. the
ASp'?Ct- f betweea the "two
"SSLf .J tra8t however. that within the
SSrr mntb3 1 '.meet :yoa all
-M least such fs my anxicis tfcEirc."
At'tha south-weft.", iiie penhudtdigtit . to
Fpin ya-ns of Gen, Jaeksoa; of but daring love
of justice, atidtha prompt waj, of administer
in "'that article,! when ho found it necessa
ry0 I was on the Mississippi last summer,
when I heard th following story, which, hav
ing never seen in; print".. I send to you for the
benefit of your readers :
Tho General, then Judge Jackson, was
holding coart lor.jr time ago in a shantee at
a little villas in Tennessee, and dispensing
jristici?', in large and small dos.-s. ns s-im'.'d to
hinr to'ba required in tho case brov.ght bof.
him. - One day, darigcnuf t, a-gYoat tnlk
ja3 ftllow; '. 'art'ued: with ' pi:'ols auJ L-r.vie-kJifo,
took it upou hisnsi-ir o parad-? before,
the ooen doer of the Shuiitec Cvurt House and
i n'the Judge, Jury, and iii tln--rc assem
bled, in good set tonus
Sheriff," snug out the Judge in an awful
tone, " arrest that man for contempt of Court
and confine him."
Out goes the Sheriff, but soon returned
with word to the Judge that he had found it
impossible to take the offender.
' Summon a posse, then," sai l tho Judge,
"and bring him before mel"
The Sheriff put out again, but tho task was
too difficult ; he -Could not, or dared not 'ay
hands on the man. nor did any of the posti
like the job any boUei than he "did, as the fel
low threatened to shoot the first "skunk"
that came within ten feet of bim.
At this, the Judge waxed wrathy, to have
his authority put. at defiance before all the
good people of the vicinity, so he cried out
from the Bench, (it. was literally a tench,')
' Mr. Sheriff, since you can't obey ray orders,
summon me. sir, yes, summon me !"
ii Va., t j.l.inl" wnl-.imn.l Sheriff.
amazed.
" Yts, me, summon me ! By the Eternal !
Til see what I can do !"
" Well, Judge, if you say so, though I
don't like to do it, but if you will try, why I
.
suppose 1 must summon you
Very
Wei!,
said Jackson, rising and
walkiug to the door:
I adjourn this Court
ten luiuutcs.
The Ruffian was standing a short distance
from the Shautce, in the centre of a crowd of
people, blaspheming at a terrible rate and
llourishins bis weapons, vowing death and
destrto ion t ail and singular who should at
tempt to molest tiiui."
JuJiie Jackson walked very calmly into th
centre of the group, with a pistol iu his hand,
and confronted him :
"Now," sail the Judge, looking him
straight in the eye, " surreuder, you infernal
viliiau, this instant ! or, by the Eternal, I'll
blow you through !"
TLa man eyed the speaker for a moment,
without speaking, and then let fall his weap
ons, with these words: ' There, Judge, it's
no use, I give in," and he suffered himself to
be led off by the Sheriff without opposition
lie was completely cowed.
A few days after the occurrence, the man
was asked by one of his comrades why he
knocked under to one man, when he had be
fore refused to allow himself to be taken by a
whole company, and his reply showed the es
timation in which the daring and determined
spirit of Jackson was hell throughout the
country.
" W hy," said he, when ha came up, I
looked him in the eye. aui by : ,1 saw
shut, and there wasn't ah -,vt in nary other
eve iu ' the crowd, and so I says to myself.
says I h'V-s,
so 1 did."
it's about tiiui to sing biuall ami
JIelascholy kjskntm ext The follow
ing sad fctory appaera ia a late number of thr
. Kough Note," a papei published at Kin
derhor.k, NrwYork;
" We have to record a most uu-hsncboly
iuktauce cf the power of hallu'dnati iu over
the mind and health of a highly respectable
and intelligent young lady of Kinierhook,
ia this State, who, some years since, while iu
the enjoy nieut of robu-it health, was visited
one night at her bedsdde (as she affirmed at
the time) by an apparition, which -fa solemn
accent iuforuicd her that at the age of eigh
teen, she would be an inhabitant of another
aud a better world. She made the incident
kuowu to her mother, who vainly endeavored
to erabo the circumstance from the mind of
her daughter by treating it as the hail-icina-ticu
of a dreaui The daughter, however,
averred that sho was in os.scM-iou of her
.'acuities and wide-awake at the time of re
c iving her spiritual visiter; and mjcIi wai
the effect it had upon her min i, that, a girl
full of life and glee, she became thoughtful
au i .eserved, and gradually sank under its
depressing influence, pining gradually, until
recently she became a .tenant of the grave
yard just as he was entering upou her eigh
teenth year."
Col. Davis and the Vies Pr.KsiDEN'CY.
The New Orleans Dc'ta positively denies tho
report that Col. Davis is an aspirant for the
Vice Presidency. It says on that subject:
iuis distinguished son cf .Mississippi,
whose name has lately been connected by
many witn t tie next ice "residency, nas
written a loiter to a friend in this city, fx
m essing a decided disavowal of a desire to b
thought of as an aspirant for that position.'
At Thompson's Mountain II use. Dec. 20th,
1855. By Pt.jv. Dtvid Harbison, Mr. Uavid
To jib, neur Armagh. I.idiana couuty, to ilh
ANGi-xiNE Kiluos, late of Pittsburg, daughter of
James Kid.u, Wheattiill to vnship, ludiana.
We received with tie above n .tice, a Tound
Cake, through tho amiable lady of the Uouatain
House. 1 ho happy couple have our thanks, hop
ug laey may enjoy ell the comforts of a happy
me.
DIED.
At his residence, in Ebensburg. on FiiJay morn
ing last, C. 11. IlEYEii, Ecq., avjed 21 years and
io uavs.
. The dcccr.scd was much respected fcr his pri
vate aua pntesioual virtr.e.1.- In Jaumiry, 1840
he mu .'.td Miss Maet Jaxe Mooue, daughter
of 'Johnston Moore, Esq., cf this Brough, by
whom he had three children, one siuce dead. An
affectionate wife, and two children are thus left to
monru the early decease of a dutiful husband
and parent.
xao tuueral ceremonies ilhich took place on
Saturday were unusually solemn and imposin
xiiougu ttw ram fell in toreiits, a hirge number
of the Military come out ; . comi ,Ung f Gen
ethers. A huge concourse cf br:r population fol
Jywcd.tlie lemaius of their foruwr follow1 citizen.
to lis f ir.cr.il resting plac hi Ujyd's Cetnetary.
in to the i cbiJeiicc. of lliflsabartiher refid-
in2 in. Cambria townsLh), about . tho 8tu
irtant. a strav Buil. a vtllow rt-d. with a wiata
stripa t-a the back. - The owuer ' ia. requested -4t
come forward, prove property and' pay charge
and Uke bim away, or ho will be disigtcd of ac
cording to law. -i " ' J 2
- ; . EBENEZEU "AVILII AiI3. ,
Dec. 20, i855.,i:,-;:.-:i A . ty-.C-.
' " " Who onci t'sr' ' - "
rPflE Books of the su'-suril ers. have been placed
I in the Lands cf John Williams, llsq., ft r col
lection. . " -
MURRAY & ZA-1M. .
... ii T; WI'HUAY,- Z.UIM & Oj.
t o the s:c?dljg: C osnumiiity 1 1 1
Tf M- SUTLIPt-' would again infi rm ti e ci!i
JL2 z ns of i-.tjenslmrg iiud tdl tie re .f
mauaiui, that be will again visit thU laee. with
,i l.iro collection of Bowks at the next term of
Court.
December 2C, 1855.
SEVASTOPOL TAEKW.
TJie First of tlie Station.
DWAitD llOBLini'S has just received from
the cast, and has now realy for sa.le a full and
complete asMrtment f - -
FALL WINTER GOODS
including eTery article of fancy, dreis or plain
iliKMhi that can be asked for in n country store,
either for ladies' or gentlemen' wear.. Ills stock
consists of a seaeral variety of calicoes, mcriaoes,
-.dpacas, del.iines,lincns, inus'iiis, laces, etc, for the
ladies, together with boots, shws, hats, and a full
selection of winter stufw for the g mtlcmen.
For the bousekeeper lie has lail in a stix;k of
FRESH GKOCEUIES.
embracing every article under that head, together
with
shirtinc, etc., etc
For the f irmer he hns fish, salt and other arti
cles required by the public generally.
In short he has his storeroom filled with articles
in every department of trade, from which the
needy can select to suit their wants. -
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
at the market value, and gjods sold cheap to cash
caustomers. Come and see.
--Ebcnsburg, Nov. 7, 1355-tf.
Orphans' Court. Sale. .
Y virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Cimona county, there will Le exposed . to
public s.ile, on batard-vj , Vie bth day of January,
next, the following described leal ettate, t wit :
All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate
u Summerl.id township, Cambria county, adjoin-
i.ig lands of John bkelly. liliam A. Oielly,
James D. Hamilton and others, containing one
hundred and fifty-five acres more or less, about
thirtv-tive acres of which are cleared, baring
theieon erected A hewed log houst- and a cabin
barn, late the property of l'iiilip Skelly deceased.
Sale to be held on tiie pietutses. . . ; -Terms
of Sale. One third of the purchase mon
ey to be paid on confl -mation of jale, and the bal
ance in two equal annual payncunts, witn interest,
to 1 e secured by the lionCs ana Mortgage c.i the
purchaser. . - . i .i "
Adm'r. of Pnilip Skelly dee'd. -December
12, 1855. St. - i -
H. 11. T. COFFKY'S Tacss axd Bsate Ei
Ubiisbmeut, Allegheny Si., Ho!iil.iysbiirg.
Lo.istai.tly on hand, vlarsfi t,' . (Jo s linpruvel
Trusses every st vie and size : Fine EreiuJi Trus
ses for Hernia, or Rupture, combining correct
construction, extreme lightness, and durability.
with case and comfort.
Dr. B arming's Body Brace for Prolapsus Uteri
and its associate pa'.Lis and weak nt-s es; hrecior
Braces, an 1 Chest Expanders of approved make.
fry Special attention invited to B.mning's la
test i.'iiprocenisnt toe Spnng-bpiiio & ho alder
Drace, adapted to all with st'iopod shoid lers,
n irrow cuest. and spiual wc-ahne&i. ' It attacl.es
t the liniy PmcC, Is vX-y Elegant, ami iff etive.
Orders trom a distance pr.impil attin.CAio
Persons writing fr Trusses will sr:ie No. inci es
around bol over rupt ure ; for Body Bi a.ce No.
inches oro'.md hips: fir Spring-.Spinchoiildcr
Attachment No. inches arouu I clie-t un h-r arm
pits. I istruments "not luting, exchange-1, if re
turned unsoiled. .
llobidaysburg, Dec. Id. 1855, 3m.
f STJIIS undersigned Auditor appointed by the
M. UrpnaiiS U iurt ol Cambria, county, to ex
amine, decide and report upon the exception filed
o t .e Hcount of v uham llunut n, A dm r. of
the estate of William Bainett, late of rlie Bormah
of Johnstown, deceased, here'oy gives n tict to dl
persons interested, that lie will attt-nd to the du
ties of said apH)intmeut at hi ofilce in the Bor-
ngn of Lbtnburg, on filonday, the 14tn day of
January, next, at one o'clock, in tho afternoon of
said day. ...
WSI. KITTELL, Auditor.
Eheusbnrg, Dec. 12, 1855. 4t. : -
. Xutlce.
In the matter of the petition of Daniel Il iwell,
for a devrc-e of specific performance of a coidr-ict
made with Elizabeth .Morris, deceased, in her life
time. . . . ; - . ' .
'I)1IE undersigned, commissioner appointed by
I the Orphans' Gurt of Carobria county, to take
testimony in relation to the above alleged con
trait, hereby notifies, dl parties interested, that
ho will sit in discharge of tbe duties of said ap
pointment, at his omce in the Borough ol Lbens
burg, on Tuesday, the loth day of Jauuary, next,
at one o'clock, in the afternoon of said day.
WJI. KITTELL, Auditor.
E'.Kmsburg, Dec. 12. 1655. 4t.
AiIiHlnlslrators' Notice.
W1
II ERISAS Letters of Administration have
been granted to the undersigned, by tho
Register of Cambria county, ou the estate of John
Amleison, late of ' Clearfield township, in said
county, deceased.' All persons having claims
against said estate will present them properly au
thenticated for settlement, and those indebted are
requested to make immeh.ito payment.
JOHN H. DOUGLASS, Adm'r.'
- Clearfield Tp. Dec. 12, 1853. Ct. ' -.'.
Private Sale.
THE subscriber oliers for sale, one lot of ground
desirably situated on the ilain street in Je:i'er
son, Cambria county. Pa,, near ths Allegheny
P -rt.ige & Peuna. Rail Roads, having thereon
erected a new frame two story dwelling House,
well finished, and in good repair, with a well of
good water on the porch. Terms will be made
favorable. For further particulars inquire of
PETER BROWN.
JviiTcrson, Dec 12, 1855.
Auctioneer.
TIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Cimbria and the adjoining coun
ties, that he has l e-.-n engaged for n number of
years in this basin a-a. Persons having Real or
personal property to dispose of, will do well to
gire him a call. It Would be unnecessary to give
any recommendation as to his fitness for the busi
ness, as hundreds of testimonials can le produced
if necessary. Charges .moderate. . Address the
subscriber at Gallitzin, Cumbria county.
JOHN GODFREY.
.-November 21. 1855.
. rr Kent.
A' STONE STABLE in the borouzh cf Ebens-
.2jL burg, .thirty-two feet square, with stalls.
racks, granery and 1 ft well fit Hired. The whole
in good order. Possession given tn . the first day
iji January next. ;'. - s
" , JOSEPH M'DONALD.
Ebonsburg, Dec, 6, 1855.
CONSUHPTIOH
I uccKsnslly Trca cd by
i f. 1ITHALATI0H OF MEDICATED VAPORS I ' -DY
JOIISSO STEWART ROSE. 31 D.
ESLLOVV of the Uoyal G 1'cge of Physicians,
and f ir years Senior Puysician in the Lou
don Royal Ialirmary for Diseases of tho Lungs,
i la tliia ago of progress, uedic.il science has
contributed her full share t the teuers.1 e'fare,
cn J t'pt '1.ich shines rcspfciJcnt, the brightest
jewel m her vhalem, i her Uit and greatest gift,
1 dedicated Vaycr Icfcaiation,
Ia the trtuHueiit of (Xji.sumptii.n m.d kindred af-
lectioiia. i t laoet aturd iioUoij.-, uarrow-uuud-ed
prejudico t . titemptiblo iuuonux e. atl ua-
Llusu ug yjtktiy, .A gyx.. teU iiti tryat-
Ijitut ot C i.i-uuji.tioi!. lieu 1 s.ii.i r.n i rtpuuv
t'oii a pujSI-ianS huve presci i'eJ hnu; ja .uT,-
pouiKir. t. u tdka iut .h atouicii, Ut cure Oia
fcUcO f the hir-g-i, whi,e tLe LraA.n-i4ce) quack
hfid up tits iionirum as t.ie only fUr cf hope f.T
the consumptive if oiilv eiicuh of it were svai
lowed. Te stomach, where no iliwasc esiat.-i.
Ijeing tbe ieccpt;vele or" all this, is s o.-i. rendered
unfit to peiiorm its fuuction, aud tiie Le.di.h thus
materially (injured. All must see the absurdity,
the positive injury of such a course; the disase ia
in tiiC 1UU!). Hot ill the ston-li tl.n ;vl.v in
the name 4 '..common sense, do you in..t ayidv !
mclijine Jrei;t!y to the luags? The a lvi-.ng.-as
InhhhttDii in Consumpth n and Thro.t li.;.-:;-sos
is. niedl-iues ia the form f Vapor a;e a p i.-d
directly to (he lunys whtre ti,e disease e:d.-.ts; t!:e
stomach islbus left fre to an 1 in restoring ! eaitii,
by adn.iiii-tering to it healthy, life-giving food.
There is no case t-o bojieless that Iniiaiation will
not reacti I ilie means, too. .ire brouirht within i
tiie reach all, the manner oi admmisteriu the
Vapors b.-ijg so simple, tliat thj invalid u i .ever
lequired toleave home, where the band cf fr:-mi-
snip auu anv:cuoa tends twj luuui tj aiJ tue p;y
biciau's e(ibr?S. '
The Inlifliug taetbod is soothing, sife 'ami
speedy, andconsists iu the administration tf med
icines in svfh a manner that ti ey are conveyed
into the luors in the form of Vapor, aud produce
their actios at the seat of the disease. Its prac
tical succor is destined to revolutionize the opin
ions of the Medical world, and estalliah the entire
curability d Consumption.
I earnest I appeal to the common sense of all
afflicted win lung diseases, to embrace at unca
the advantages of Inhalation, and no longer cp
ply medieha t) the uaolTmdiug stomach. I
claipi for iuialation a pl.tee amongst the prke'ess
gifts that usture and art hath given us, that " our
tiiys may le 1 ng in the land," and as the only
. Ark .f Eefuge for tta Coznmmpave.
A method rht only rational,' but simple, safe and
euieacious. t ' '
To manyof my pnfessionai brethcrn through
out the Uuin I tender my acknowlodgemtnts for
iheir frank ud rr.aly course in testifying to the
merits of Lhalation. I shall be p!ca x.-d to co
operate wiih them in offering to tiie afdicted the
blessings ol Medicated Vapor Iuhalatian in the
treatment tf .Consumption. .
One word for myself, in answer to those claim
ing to have; introduced the practice, ai.d to the
tribe of imitators wuo, with brazeu impudence,
clai" it atheir own." I b.ith wrote in tavor of
luhal.ition and practised it 15 years ago! The
apiNiratns then used, with the racii .-al agents
employed, -tehieveil only a partial success: I
therefore, tjld not tl.um for it then thoe mir-icu-lous
powerj which a long practice lias t-mce en -bled
me to ive t. it. Proof of this nay be fund
in niy work published in 18 50.
Applicaiis wiil plea, e .tate if they have ever
bled from tie lungs, if they have lt fleoh, have
a cough, nyht sweats and fever turns, wh;it aud
how much hey expecti -rate, what the condition
of their stomach and bowels. T.ie neer-sary
medicines, Apparatus, itc, will be forwarded to
auy part.
Taasis pve dollars consultation fee. B dance
of fee pay ale when patients report themselves
convalesced. . ' ' '
, Eac-jimeadations j Physicians.
We, the mdersigned praciitioners in meliciiiC,
cheerfu'.iy and heartily reeomn.eod Dr. Base's
metnixi -f treating iliscases of t;ie Lungs and
Throat, i.i'ie be.-t and m.ibt eiTt;ctu.iI ever iutro
ducl inUvi.fiiior.J pr ictit-e. 1 Oar couvi.tions are
basetl 'tifKi buvifit; Ki'v-rro.1 of our o n patients.
c!if.;-i.epcODsumptivert. restored to vigor-ms
health, afSr a few months treatment by Dr. II se.
In the a!vo named diseases the appjication cf
Medic:Ued Vapors, iuhalisd directly into the lungs,
may be ju4ly considered a great bo-m to suT.eriug
bumaniryrendering Cu.umption a trfeetly cu
ral.le disea"! .
Dr. K. deserves well of lhe f refusion for h's
unweariedjabors in brio cing the Inhaling metl od
to such a iegree uf perfection.
IIalpj Stone. JI D.
; ', Jonas A. Mott, II. D.
! Cyrus Kixgslkt. D. D.
j - Wu B Austis, M. D.
Oitvii LE Upson, M. D.
' j Gavin Wetxoix, JI. D.
B.BDtE'S THEATIS3 031 COrSVZTIOIT.
I'rice Ute Dollar. Address
i JOIINSOX STEWAHT HOSE.
. ' -- . 3-ril Broadway, New York.
N. B. The new postage Iiw requires pre-pay-ment
of leflers. ily corresr'n lence being exten
sive. applicants, to ensure replies, rhnst enclose
jstare. . C7 Money letters must be reristeml
by tlie Poim.istets such letters only will Ic at
my risk, j
December 12, 1853. 0m.
T7"esiai'8 Patent D JUBLE ACTING RIV-
IV Eli AND SHAVEK. The attention of
S.ungle amUumlier dealers, sjxtmlators and oth
ers, is directed to this invaluable invention, which
is now presented to the public as the first and on
ly practical machiue extant. Lir Biviiig and Sha
ving Sliinglss.
Various Xc"inj and saiciiig machines have been
invented fui making Shingles, but it is a well
known facj that Shindies cm or sawed across the
grain are quite too himsy for roolTmg purpises.
Numerous iuveutious have recently apjieared for
riving an j shaving, and these have all been con
demned as worthless, from their imperfect method
of riving, frhich con -lists of e-.ilitf ing from the side
of the blurk but mw thi:i;'e, which almost inva
riably rurs off. This difiiculty is entirely obvia
ted by
-, : i KENDALL'S MACHINE.
iluc;i lirst,stats irom tno siae ol tno DiocK a
piece thik enough for two shingles, which is sen
arated i the centre, and by means of clastie
guides etch part ia conducted thn)iigh a pair of
approsmip.ting knives, winch ccmipletvs ti.e oper
ation ; tius producing two shingles at every rev
olution. .This Machine - will rive and shave from the
bloe.k three thousand shiugles jkt hour, of uniform
thickness and taper, superior in south ry and du
rability Cj those mada by hand or any other pro
cess. .4
Its operations are by ni means coiifiiied to pine
and other soft wood, but works t-j equal advan
tage, oak walnut, and every other decr:ption of
timber that can te split.
The workings of the machine can be extmTned
at II. H. Ryan's Furniture Buildings, Fifth street,
Pittsburgh.
To tin.er owners, shingle dealers, and men of
enterprise, this opens a new field for speculation;
ts there is no similar invention extant. j
- The machine occupies hut a small space, is of :
durable construction, aud C'wts but ;ibut two
li'm'S-e-t ti filar, and a man and two hoy can
r-.-i-;efrnm 25.00') to S0,0i)0 shingles per day.
-Fr rirht tf territory, or machines, inquire at
No. 8 1 Fifth street, or at the St. Clair II jtt 1.
(L1 11 neodiiil iiiformatiun will be forwarded
by letter, -hea desired. , . : . ;.
- O. K. CU AMBERLIN, Agont,
; - .. . I"ittsbirrgh.
December 12, 1855. .
H. GHILDS fc CO.; ,
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, ) 1
irjUIBEna 1S3 t 135 WOOD STREET. PITTS23TJRS. PA! - . " ,
"JT AVE JUaT KhClilVEl) TilblU IMMLNtl S jG& Ol' BOOTS, r 110125 HATS, SON
NETS and Girw. consisri.tir ( f overTLirly 11.eJiuudn.-d Cae fur I .a,tiii nd- fioiHr'rnn
Mies, Boys and Cud Jica's Spri.ig aud i.mujvr
which may Le f u;id
LAoItS ASO iIU3L'
Krx a:d rors'
dditf Kip B jIs,
(J A. : n. lijts.
Kid Olo. B;:t.
Ox. i Cn. T.es
C. & i B n.ts.
B'Kts and Buskii.s,
Purple Parties
Ciudelil'a t:ipjtis,
Hronze KosmuLs,
S-ntas's, Eu -cku'f,
thd Jm's fan. B "s.
Cidh.n'j S. G:-i:.
Ai-t.ctt.cr witii a ven tv t.f t.Hi.ry O -b, i nrticuh
ifftidviug i urc;.aei i ur t'ocX In in ti o J .hkmi
-rj in ii.e c.-'i n a-.nd cuairv ai.ai.'.el t-i U.e
ien-M-.ti, aa I ae :et.riii;m! ;ot to 1 e un-.-.crsohi
O ilercl.aiit vis t t:j
r-"eptem1.r 5. 1655.
oar c.
v. ill plcxe .a!l
Anior.7 :!. m msrous d:S ov-
cr:c:; S ijiice mi Ic in thiJ
gci,er'itin to facilitate the l-Usii-'
n . ,f ! ' fi i rr-.-. tff. t r.t.ii..
n;e:.t, nn lever, rr lonz the Uriij;
of human cxinc-.u e, none can le (
named .f m -ro tvA vUo to;
mankind, than th's "cntribu-l
tion of Chemistry to the Ilea'.ii.s Alt. A va.d
trial of its virtues throughout this broad country,
has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine or
combination of medicines yet knjwu, can so sre
!y control anl cure the numerous varieties cf pul
monary disease wbhh have Litherta J wept funi
i our mi.Uit tuousanas ana tuou.an is every year.
In lecd, there i now abun lant reason to believe a
Rtmedy has at length been foun 1 which can be
rc'ied on, to cure the most dangerous afTections of
the lungs. Our space here; will not "permit us to
publish any proportion cf the cures ciT.'cted by its
use, but we would present tho f. Porting: and
refer further enquiry to my American Almanac,
which tlie agent below uamted, will always be
pleased to furnish free, wherein arc full particu
lars and indisputable proof of the statemen's.
Ofiice of Traiispoi tali jn, Laurens R. R., S. C,
Aug. 4, 1853.
Da.. J. C. AvEtt, Dear Sir, My little son, four
years old has just recovered from a see;e attack
of malignant Scarlet Fw-vcr, his throat was rotten,
and every person that visited him, pronoimeii
him a dead child. Paving juried your Chkrht
PiXToaAL. in California, in the winter of 1S30,
for aseveie attack of Bronchitis, with entire suc
cess, I w:ts ir.du(ed to try it ou my little boy. I
gave him a tea-spoon-ful every three hours, com
meucmji in the morning, and by
ninlit. I found a de.idod thauge
tea o'clock at
for the better.
and after thite days ue, he was
able to eat or
drink without pain.
I s use iu the above namr-d disease will save
many a child from a prmature grave, and relieve
the anxiety of many a fond parent . For all afiec
tions of the Throat aad Lungs, I 1 e'ieve it te
bet, tpe.Ucine extant. A feeling of the deejfc;t
rratiti:de, prompts me m ailurcssing j-ou
these
lics, but for your important discovery, my Lit
tle boy would now have been in cu..ther wrld.
1 am vours, with great respect,
J. D. POWELL. Sept. Trans., L. R. R.
Rocky II d, (S .merset Co.) N. J-, Ju'v 2t, li:52.
Da". J C. Avzu, Since your medicine h;ts be
come know a here it has a grea'er demand than
any other cough remedy we have ever sold. It i
spoken f in terms of unmeasured pru.-e by those
who have used it. and I know of some cas?s where
tho lest they can say of it is not too mu. h fir the
g od it has done. 1 fake pleasure in selling u.
lecau.se I know that I am giving my customers
the worth of their money, and I feel gratified iu
seeinir the lieuefit it confers.
Please send me a further supply, and believe me
Yours, with lespett, JOl C. WI1ITLOLK.
P. S. Almrt any number cf certificates can be
sent you if you wish it.
Winds, t, C. W.. June 26. 1832.
Da. J. C. Atfr. S r, This may cenify that I
ha v.. iisaJ. vniu- ClI. RE Y PECTORAL for Upwards
S .nn ruin' fifl' lit is mv sincere ixlief tV.ot 11.
, i i ii i : . t w t ;nf- if 1
sijouKi iiave oeen iu uiv ; i v viv - -
had not. It has curcd me of a dangerous auc
tion of the lungs, nn 1 1 d nt overstate my con
vi-.'tioiis when 1 tell you it is a puccle.-s remedy.
Yours very reopen tndy,
D. A. McCLCRE. Attarrfy et Lhw.
Wilkshtrr
. Pa.Sntemr 28, IK.'O.
Da. J. C Arra. Mv denr S r. Yoitr mt-(!i mr
is much approve 1 of by those who have uss.l it
here, and its comih -n if sucn as 10 insure aim
mint8in its reputsti.-n. 1 iiivanat.ly recorcmenu
for pu nv.oary afle:tiors, as iio many 01 our
principal pl.vsIcia:i-. I m voir ,e::.i.
i.ia 1 w..-i ji.- .
r-SEPAWF.O BT
ET. JAMES C. AY"tl,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
LOWELL, MA?3.
Price 25 Os. ptr fox. Fire Boxes for gl .
S '11 bv James lbD?wiitt. ElxfPsburj:. E. P.
IMde'-trand. Indiana, W.M'Gmnell. Summitvil e.
Dr. It. A. Johnstvn, Jjhm.tov.n, and Ly ueaier
everywhere.
December 8," 1855. 3mo3.
UK Fill ENDS AHE IN,1
'IT ED
TO
call at Holmks A' Tor Mi S
Store, on Main Street, aud ex
amine one of tlie finest and lar-
?'-iV;
Sst lots if Watches ever (without exception)
brought to this county. They are all of the new-
e.-,t style and suierior u anjimug a-iwun.
made.
C Tinder watches of beautiful sty 10 and siz",
suitable for young men cr ladle. ' Hunting-case
Mlver-dctacl ed Levers, fuli jewelhd. and warran
ted $10, GIT, aud $P. Silver Lc-,u:iC $3,75 to
$11. Hautiug-eise.i, $14 to $n. Also, a sp'en
.V..1 n.rtint-iit of B.ird & Wilson's celebrated 1C
caret patent angular Nib Pens, each one warran-j
ted not to hi eax.
All r.rM. tli:it lov? cood s:"ht. would do Well
to try tha justly celebrated Perifocal Siettacles.
of which we haV a full supply for all ag'.
We will jist sav, in conclusion, that we arc
thankful for the lilvnd share of busine-s we bur
revived, in I wi'l always en leavor to please ar.u
suit our kird customers.
HOL:di:s iv
T 1 . . 1 m.ula A. i.l flir
Cfis ana lair i'cc-
insr, will ple;ise look f.ir ti"
WATCH.
Johnstown, Drc S. lZZi
si'-n of the GOLDEN
Ten Sciiool 'Xeucliern ra:itrI
MTIIIK School Directors of Smnmerhill S;
JL Distri
will employ ten teacher, to take
eharg.' of the schools .f sat 1 mtrict. t. I.. -
Cormick will exaavnu
PlM..v-.'.liiS I
r SCl.i:
r.i;
; in
the
Saturday, l'eciuibjr
IL'.h. at tUJ S'.'.i:i.
I u-
Jetfji-s 'ii. chKls to coinmon.-e on
17th day of December, next.
M. R. HJGIIj,
J.fT.'rson. Nov. 2b th. 1355.
.-crct.iry.
Xotlrc to s resi iisi'!-.4.
IT.r.ES.'5PAS.SEilS utv wiiruei i'"t t ii
i through, or lay -vam-ison :.-y fvur.,
ti:ey
will lw ieuii .'U acc- -i:.. I 01 .
TiiuiiAS i-.AiiiV.;-
De--nr.vr 12. lf'j-5.
Sol ice to Coatractrs.
CJ HALED 'Pi-; o-ds will ba revived r.t the
S-o.-. i;f .IjhnsU.'u Moore, in E ea.d.ur-. :-.n-
tit 6 oVlnck, of -th? 27th of IVembe-, IS55, for
'rn rr-'Ctiou of a ' P.'-'r florTsr Building, for Citn-
briacVmitv. Plans and njtiicjUions ctu l been,
nv r.MTifl ar. .luhnst-on M''tt) m -re.
JOHNS
KICi
EDWARD GLASS.
.....( Kerscers of the Poor.
Ebcnt.Wg. Dc:. fi, 185.
wa-e, ail of Utcst ttyhs f ad f.idiioi.s, anioag '
.
I1.T ASH CAfS.
Cdrdoc,
Paha I,
Ii:wk,
Fur and Wool II.it.
U th : Cl .zeU G. r,
Ph cli V Velvet drs.
tACICS BO'KTS.
S.tiaw . and . Leghorn.
Fancy I'rench hcj,
Knd.roii'itel CXi'r
Htlmet Ciowl,
Fancy Ch ca.
t lorcre with Cf pti ,
id.iuz sef.vii!.
r'v adjptc.i to the srproau.iug au.ra.
iianu.vcli rers.
piiciCip&Il.t for CH.-h, vv!th great ;
we enabled to cflisr tuLer. w ia .
e - :eia tr&ilc, ore
I v any hitwn or Ucste c II .v.se.
II
aud exhiiiii e for ti.eiatei vc-r.
E0 ! THIS WAY.
rosi i;kL:Al UAEiGAIVS!!
I g U.li ei;uer-'J!iCJ would airaia 12t tin tiO Clt-
J iw:: -f E easturg, and the s-jrrouudu.g
entity, that i..cy have received from the city of
i'i.d.u.ilpl.ia a large rsoitrntr-t of
UIWCUllES,
C5ee, Teas, Sjars, Licl.ts, F.dt. V;
lear,
!,Sal-
Ilk 1
Iice, CaiK'.hs, Soat),
Mavkcn
mou, l,ol 14 togettitr witi xuauj urucks act
meutioneJ.
BILLOW WARE.
Hand Baskets of all kinds and sizes, small Bas
kets f r children, Clothes Bakets, Ladies' wort
Baskets end Fruit Baskets.
CEDAR WARE.
Tubs, B itkets, Eulf Bushels. Pecks. Wash
Boards, Sives, large and.t-m?dl Brooms.
Tobscso at.d Ciarj, ct all kinds.
Nails and OlaKS Waie. , .
Ropes cf all kinds and Slices. '
LiquiXi of al! kinds aid l-rands.
. CONFECPJONARIE.
Candies, Nuts, Prur es, Fi, Alaiocds, Pea Nuts,
in fact every article in this lite.
We word I here remark that we are cow enabled
to sell -a cheaper article than any establinhment
in the county. Give u a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
TCDOR &. ROBERTS.
Eicnsburg, Nov. 14, l55. tf.
CCS2I0F0LITAI ART ASSCCIATIOK!
s:co.u vi:aii.
Arrangements for the Second Annual Callection
of this i.ew and Popular Iiistituti m for the diffu
sion of Literature and Art, Lave been made on
the most extensive sca'e.
Anioug the works already engaged, is the far
famed "GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
which originally ct Ten Thousand D diars.
Iu forming tue New Collection; the dillubion of
works of AMi.uicAN Art, aud the encouragement
..f Auiericuu genius Lave riot been oveilooked.
Cmmicsious Lave been issued to many of tho
w"st diatinguiahed Amtriean ArtLts, v.'lio will
contribute s.-me cf their f.uet productions.
Among them are three Uarlle ha.ts. eseevted by
the greatest living Sculptor, 111 RAM POWER.
. GLOiiviE WAS1J1GT0X,
. Tilt I'ATHl K OF HIS COfNTKT,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
THE PHILcSoPUEK ;
DAMEL UELai'L?., .
1UZ STATE." MAX.
A special agent ha visited Eurjp aad madt
careful judhi us selections of forciga works of
Art, botn iu Bionze and Marllej statuary and
Choice Paintings.
The whol forming a large and valuable coPec-
11" .11 of Pjiutings and Statuary, to be distributed
i"R!-X among the members of the Asjociaiion for
the Second Year. - --
TERMS OF SIE?ir.ERSUIP.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any ,
ur.e member of this Assx-iation, and entitles bim
to either one of tlie Mapizit.e- for one year, and
also a ticket ia the distribution of the Statuary
aud Paintings.
Ttie Literature fssr.e4 to snfrrlVitTS tmirlsts t '
iue
hill iwing I .nth'.y Il'igazmes: Harper's,
Putnam's, Knickerbocker, B.ackwtod'8, House
hold Words. Graham's, and Godey's Lady's Book.
Parses taki lgtive men:lersldps aretntitle-1 to -any
five of the Magazines f or oue year, and to six
tk'utts in the distribution, lhe net proceeds de
rive 1 from the s.Je cf nietubetship, are devoted
to the purchase of works cf Art for the ensuing
THE ADVANTAGES EECI'TJrD
by lecomir.g a memUr of this AssK-iation, ate -"
lt. All persons receive the fill value f their
subscription at the start, in the fchape of bteiiing
ilaazine Literature.
2 h Eich member is Cfuitribulirg towards pur
cbasinx choice Works of Art, which aie to be cis-
tributed among themsc'.res, and a.e at tho s;uiia
time enc-uraging the Artists of the cuur.try, diJ.
barsing thouauds of dollars through iu ag?ncy.
Perkins in remitting funds for membership,
will please give their jxisl f;ice adarets in full,
stating the month they wish the llagizine to
commence, and have the letter registered at tho
Pont Office to prevent loss; tm its receipt a certifi
cate of memU-rahip, together Tilth the llagaz:ne
leired, wilt le forward-.d to auy part of tho
cou'itry. ' , -
Thoe-e who purchase mngriz-'tn's nt B.x:kstores.
will oViserve that by juininz th!s Association, they
reseire the .'.'.'7 ?'" and fret ticket in U.e annual
'Hs'rihuHon all at thcFame price they now pay
for tlie Magazine alone.
For Memberships, add'ess,
C. L. DEllDY. A'titry C A. A..
At either of the principal Ofiic-s " Knicker
bocker Mi-nwne" 'ofii ce, S4S B-lwav, New
York ; or Western 0.Ticc, ICC Water Street, San
dusky, Ohio.
Sii'hsiriptior.s received ly H. J. R-.lcrU, lion.
Sje'y., f.r Lbei.sburg. i'a.
Tlie UVnl ei-feit j' family IteaieUIes :
Issued u."lef the Seal, Sanction ond Authority of
Tha rrirersity of J"reo Meiieice
ASD
Popular Kuovj'lctlge,
Chaitered by the State of Pcuusyl vania, April
2J, ISO'L with a capiUdof $100,000.
Zltinlyfor the pwyase of crrcsting tU ecus cf
spurious and wortids XatirutHt ;
Also, f-.r -Fupplying tho Ojii tutmity with relia
ble Pern-dies wherever a competent rhyaiciaa
enrtot t will n t b? en:p--yI. Teh Institution
li-.as jiiir.:iiisei Iroin ua. u. l.j v
1
1. is ceiobraic.l
i-.;:o-.vn for upwards
of twenty five years a tra
oil. v sure au 1 salo cure tor
FLVI.R nnd A OUE,
..(".. nnd his ine.timab!o Rcr.:i:dy Lr LO' EL
COMPLAIN iS, ,
licvasi's Csn-poacd Syrr? cf I-Icckberry Eoot,
Which hlgldy aj.proved aod popular l'.eir.dic5,
t' "trthrr x iih .
The University's Renif dy f r C rip'niuts of tho
L".;-.-.7: Tl;-' U.iivr-atv's Ib-n-i -'v f-r Dv-spf rsia
.... ?,, , . ti, t .v. c'i
U:uv.s'iyV lh-m dy for
1 Costive Biw.l,
the I rnvcrs.'v .Imar.ac
imv ba had. at the Branch Tir ensary. or Stoi
of II
A'so.
M'M ,l!cn. 1 rert.
, Aniil rn novt'.ty, I a.
t t!:e :"-t 're of Jas. IcDerr-.t I..vuL'Urg.
:.ir.Vr 21, 1S55.
V.
t.tta Vzill.
'V tMi h nce of tho u!scr;ber ia
j (O--;
4-Vr
a.hiugto'a tuwuahi. in the mouth of Au-
rr.st, IojO, a i-"-' " '-' u.a.
h-A o'i. siuO )e I to ba two yens old. TLjcwh.
NS'i'ON MOOixE, ' !ef is mp'ted to coma foi-ward, prova propfrty,
fAiin J. PiaUDi"00T1!p:iy cbargos and take bis a away, othciwue ha
I H-i'l bj tiisDa;cd of according ti lav".
I , JosErn gaAT.r.
J Di-erohcr b.
n
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