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SCISSORS. Killed by tub Beits, inq of a Cakxon,
yja usuncsday night, about nine o clock,
John Qucenau, of Hondout, was killed by
the bursting of a cannon. It appears that
he saw some small boys atn using themselves
by firing a cannon made of a piece of gas
pipe, and joined them to take part in the
sport. As he touched off the piece it burst,
seuding pieces into his head, splitting it open,
and killing him instantly, lie was about
thirty years old, and leaves a wife and two
children. ' ' '
vl.-rucai
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qpCEi.EBKATioN of the Anniversary
,:1 Independence last Saturday,
. .... auv"-- -
3'C ,ntidpatJ. passed off very pleasantly.
, con5ent' returned to taeir uomcs
v-tbat me) 3
-" 0 ,. . n innocent mirth and deasaut
from tlie UUai-ieeo ana laica ui
;!lUDtt' . ... e .1.., i..i..-.:... I
i ...is.i.J i i:..i
.to ana rcnec-cu uut a nine: crtruit
... 1 -n.-i cTfin. 1 fnckn ,:F tl.
-...htce haviug the matter in charge.
?b,autiful arbor erected near the refrcsh
'" tat.g was peculiarly acceptable as a
fwVoi'i' the scorching rays of the sun.
fair women and brave men."
"...n" cn 'oh fanastic toe,'
"tt:.f music the violin. Dinntrwas
"7 : A:.uvinci.g rroc,f that BooJ livinS is
, L-ast of the iiany rccoui-
f v!:!fl tuc lopmosi UOlglilS OI
I . Tl. - 1 !..
,,, t Ci' Ui'U.-i. J lie UUUU'JdUl
the Aiuu". , , . -..,
' f,i'i.:es! the haU or all UU ticut
' pf.aii'J ckc-, ,wt-ro to be procured at
r,:fiei-Lui'-!.t tal l--s during thu day. This
;-fl'T lli-'Ut was U'.itn. i me; -jiwciai au-a titiu-
e jUp,.riu(.iidauce ot tue lames, and their
,l.t io-.iks and winniug smih s, wo have o
oii'f. uii'f 'J "i:''V a tr-rucr ncartea swain
t., ff'i'i '-''-"'i tare a fig for either ice
u:i ! cake, or i-ice cold lemonade.''
ittr dinner, tlie Lec:arnt;on
laJi-peu'iL-iiCi; wai read, in a ck-ar and
:i;:ct marncT, by Thomas P. Fenlon, K?q.
B?si.There is an old lady rjow living in the '
town of Lloofnins ij i ove, Orange cuut1, by
the name of Diuah lirooks She is ono hun
dred and fourteen years old. and is yet intel
ligent and active, and walks half a mile to
church every Sabbath. She was thirty-two
years oi 1 when the Declaration ot
donee was made.
lndtpcu-
llefreshmciits of all
ice cold lemon -
iT-sT A IMr. Tillinghast, of Trovidence,
took ihe ageucy of what turned out to be a
bogus it.suranee company. A poor man's
house, iusu-eU for 400, was turned down,
When he calkd for the money, just thirteen
cents wore fc.uad in the company's vaults.
When Mr. T. learned this, ho drew his own
check for the amount, although iu no way le
gally bound to do so.
The Clcaveland (Ohio) Leader of the
"0th, fays ftr the past ten ch.ys the mercury
all over the West and Southwest ranged at
from 85 to 05 ia ,he shado at mid-day, oc
casionally going up to 1)7. At Iu lian:p-di3,
on the 2Gih, the thermometer marked 07 in
the shado, and four persons were sun struck,
two of whom died.
From the Boston WAVEELT MAGAZINE."!
Many of the much-vaunted hair mix
tures are not only useh ss, but positively in
jurious to the scalp; but l'rof. Wood's is of
such a balmy aud nutritive nature, that it in
vigorates the skiu of the head and the folli
cles or hair glands beneath it. It also re
moves all dandruff from the scalp, and effec
tually banishes "every kindf scald head and
cutaneous eruption. Heuee it is of great
service to children, the ingredients being of
so harmless a nature that the most delicate
cuticle cannot be injured by its contact
Caution. IJcware of worthless imitations.
as severa'. are already in the market, called
by diSl-rcnt names. Use Done unless Jhe
words (Professor Wood'o Hair Restorative,
Depot St. Louis, Mo., and New York,) . are
bhiwn iu the bottle. Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by all
Taney anW Toilet goods dealers iu the United
States and Canadas. See advertisement in
auother column. J 9-30-3 uj.
See new advertisements
A BEAUTIFUL. LIE. .1X3
Or
mm . GLOSSY HAIR,
CollPLETLLY fRESF.RYED
To tlie Greatest Age,
. . , ,- rv :-
" And who that is gray avouM not ' have it re
stored to former color ; or bald, but would have
the growth Yestorrd,-or troubled with dandruff
ami itching iiut'would have i& removed, or troub
led with sfoftdA, scald head, or other eruptions,
bat would be cured, r with sick head ache, ( neu
ralLi ) but would le cured. It will also remove
all pimples from the face and skin. I'rof. Wood'.
Hair Hc-btorativc wi'.l do all this, see circular an 1
the fallowing.
Ass Ar.Boa, Nov. 5.185C.
Titor. O. J. Wooi Dear yir : I have heard
much t-aid of the woudeil'ul eilects of your Hair
Restorative, but having been so'oltcn cheated by
quackery and quack nostrums, hair dyes, I was
disposed to place your Ileftorativc in the same
eaU'g. ry with the thousand and one loudly trum
peted quack remedies, until i met you in Law
rence ccuuty some months since, when you .gave
me such assurance as induced the tri;i of of your
The Wonder of the Age !
JM. LINDEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS-
ClVEHY -Which is a purely vegttMe
Prepura'ioH, Lx the purifying of the Lluod, giv
ing vignr to the Liver, btoiaach and bowels, and
expelling from the system all moibid matter, and
substituting iu its stead a healthful activity thro'
ain.be functions of life. - " '
HOW If W AS DISCOVERED.
In the fall of 1S34, a daughter ef IU. Lindsey
was tutYering from a malignant attack of Cau
crum Oris (Canker of the mouth.) She had re-vious-ly
leen prostrated by the attacks of Dys
entary, Inilan.ation of the Lung ami Hectic fe
ver, successively, whuh resulted in the above na
med diseas-e in'its worst form. Her condition
was moit deplorable her mruth and tlieek were
literally rotten the attending physician pro
nounced the case a hopeless one. Everything in
aicated a hpecdy and horrible dath a death of
rotting out of life ! At this critical juuctmc, Mr
Lindey prepared a compound for the purpose of
a'.leviatiug, p'j. sib'e, the pain of the little suffer
er. She was made to use it freely, and in a short
time, to his most delightful Btouishrscut. there
was a verr perceptible change for the better.
i - ..i
! The mouth Uvgan to put on a origin ani ncaiiny
Jifui Slbuirfeniuirts.
S Hio-y then delivered an ora-
tthi h Clay or Webster might have
it. proud io claim in their palmiest days
! !I Campbell, Eq , c i.uf out !.-st in the
,.;-ov; carrying off t.he prizj a beautifu'l
i hroast pin. Tlie niUb'.c of ti e Carroil
.r. trass .band, assisted by the Loretto, Jef-
b.a aol K:,)cnsburg bauds, was excellent,
l: excited universal commendation. Large
K--a ions were in attendance from Jefferson,
. ...-11 T ii .T 11
uriiUJi.iv.ue, iortito aua varrjii-
Mr. W. II Russel. the celebrated Inula
correspondent of the London Times, was dan
gerously ill at the last dates. lie had suffer
ed by a kick from a horse, and then by a sun
stroke. Ho was t xci'cuingly weak, and his
condition was considered as quite critical.
ri tt . r l f" .1 i.i
ine nanism i ress announces ineucatii
TTTTMr. C W. Philleo. atSuffiield. Conn
Tho deceaed was the author of "Akin by
Marringe," in ihe Atlantic Monthly, ' Twice
Married" in Putnam's Mijuzine , aud other
popular stories.
Andrew Roc-sa. a German, residing in
Montgomery, bixteeu miles from Clucinrnti,
1 T 1 . t
has cccn arresreu eitarged witn iiiUrdermg
his mother-in-law and her husband, some
time since-.
Gerald Mussoy has written quite a spir
ited poem in honor of the late gallant Will
iam Peel It j entitled "Sir Robert's Sailor
Son," and is widely cooiod iu Dritish journals.
-ATI.' M?V. AMTITfi M7K1 T( ANNtJl N( K
Mr. ISAAC C. SINGEIX as a candidate
f r County Commissioner, subject to Democratic
rides. IjcSJ
?R7J: are authorized to state that
V 7 JAMES SHANNON, of Cm-in.iigh Br
ouh, is a candidate- f r County Cotnmissioncr.
subject to the deck-ion of the Democratic County-GihveTiti-.n.
j'mc 0,'Jm
7 E ARE AUTHORIZED to STATE THAT
GEORGE ORRIS, ot liichland township.
is a candidate for County Coinnnsainr.tr, subject
to the decision of the Democratic C"imy Con
vention. fjune9.2m
whose hair l ad become very thin ar.d entirelv
white, and before exhausting one of. ywr large
Lotties, her hair was restored nearly to ita origi
nrl beautiful brown color, and h id thickened ami
become beautiful and glosty upon, aud entirely
OAer the head ; she continues to use it, not simp
ly because of its beautifying effects upon the hair,
but bccviibe of its heathful intluencs upon the
he id and mm Others' of my family and friends
ara using your Restorative, with the happiest ef
fects; tnerefure, my tketi:ism and doubts in
reference to its character and value are entirely
removed ; and 1 can and do mot eordialily and
and confidentially recommend its use by all who
would have their hair, restored from white or ray
by reas n of sickness or age) to original color
and beauty, and by all young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very tr'ulv and gratefnllv yours,
. . " . SOLOMON MANN.
Restorative iV. my family 5r,t by my good wife, ! appearance the foul breath became sweet the
appeuie was resionm, unu vum aumv-.i
partake of a new and fresh life.
ll re was insuired, and the use of the com
pound was faithfully continued, the result of
which, with the b'.e king of God, was l.er com
jilete restoration. She is now perfectly healthy !
From this circumstance, Mr. Lindsey was le i to
prepare with greater care and exactness, what
had so astonishly cured his child, and continued
his experimental efforts until be succeeded in
brin'dn" to 'perfection Lis Great Remedy for
JJlvod Lijiunty since wi.icn i:mc u eueeis nae
beeu almo.-t miraculous. Hundreds, upon hund
reds, by it, have been snatched from an untime
ly grave aud restored to tlie sweets of health and
the 'endearments of friends. The young and old
have tested its saving poweis and sing aloud its
virtue-. Say tl e-y after using Lindtey's Im
pfoved Blood Searcher, we felt as if a new life
was stirring our veins, and under God we owe to
it more than .words can cxprets.
Rut hear from their own lips and then judge
of its valuable effects. The few testimonials that
fullow show that it is deservedly styled the Great-
0
Friesi Wood : Tt was a long time after I saw
you at Rlissfield before 1 got the Lottie of Resto
rative for which you gave me an order upon yo"r
J. M. LINDSEY,
Ilollidaysburg, Dlair county, Fa.
agent in Detroit, "and when I got it we concluded est Discovery of this or any other ay r
to try it on.Mis. Mann's hair, as the surest test
of its power. It has done all that yc-u nssu'-ed
me it would, do ; and others of my family and
friends, having witnessed its effects, are now
using and recommending its use to cthors as en
titled to th? highest consideration you claim for
it. ' " -
. Ae-iin vc.y rciiee.tfullv ami truly vours,
,i SOLOMO-N MANS'.
:rVc direct the attention of our readers
tniio verv eioqienr oruiioc, on our ursi
i . 3 ... L'l v T.,l.. 5.1.
The Rucks county InttUiitncer SD'.-rks
k .... 4
of the corn crop of
m rronns."
li-'i. by II
that county as bcin rich
it. M osei Canan. It was handed
Ti hj M. 0. Magellan, Ksj.. accompanied
the t-'iU'.
Uote:
C. D. MKitirSvq Will you be good
enough to rc j'..f;i-h thft accompanying ora-
;!), (JiMi'i-KM b V.iv ll n. Closes L-iian, at
his pac, on the sem -centcniiiai cclebra-
l ot h pi i ti i ec.
If th-: pute patri.-iisui, beautiful diction
iMjlilimo ?oh:rigs it rifaiii, will be a-i
j-'u iu-! rer-'ivvd t.y the present gerit-ratioo.
, wi at t';at d:y, then I will r-j-dce that
ijvt; l. an L ti n -lie i.iliu:a:nt iu again
?i:e attention of the. ."oris of the
uJiiUm to the talented, learned and gifted
riar -!i of tiu Dar of (.stern I'enn.- lva-
M. D. Maukuan. St;
Jr. 2 I
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Ln-t Monday was celebrated at several
:hi- e--uuty, as tho Anniversary of
.-in liidept'udetiec Loretto, at the llo
Mr. Jihn R Myer.-; Gailitzin, at iho
el ot . ir si cmpii; oamtuai vaie, at
ihi;.l of Mr. James M Riffle; Jefferson,
M.ii"rJa;i:s 3' Hamilton
or
and
ure
Lf;v j:;it, i,,iisll, - ---i s I i lives" in .every
novt au 1 corner of glorious little Cambria.
XiT'J he annu3l exhibition and distribution
1 :t'e- Hot.- oi Major Jam.s D Hamilton
aini-J '"--' i'elehrati -ijo u.i ; noiatKaoIC Io
."il'vidj good order good humor, an
Dub!t l-v oopclusively, thai the spiiit of pur
L1YS TOR SOSIETHINQ.
Lite for suii.etl ing: be not idle
Ix(k abi.ut th'.e fur enipiey;
Sit not down to useless dreaming
Labor the sweetest enjy.
folded hands are ever weary,
Se'.ii-h hearts are never gay;
Life for thee hath many duties
Active be, then, while you may.
Sratter blessings in thy pathway;
Gentle words and cheering smi-en
I3eU6r are than gold or silver.
With their grief dispelling wiles.
As the pleasant sunshine fallcth
Ever on the grateful earth,
So let sjmpathj and kindness
GIsdden veil the darkened hearth.
Hearts tlu'ie are oppressed and wenryf
Drop the tear of sympathy.
Whisper words of hot e ar.d comfort,
Give, and thy reward shall be
Joy unto thy soul returning
It-in this perfect fountain head;
Freely, as thou frttly givetf.
Shall the grateful light lie shed.
Vuvcrlg Jfogfizine,'
ti
CaULVlk. Ill, June 2S, 1 852.
I have nseil I i of. O. J. Wood's Hair lastura-
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
E B. DENLiNZ & 'CO.'S
It E N O W NED
Median Tromsc
X N D
DI1AIATIC TROUP
CONSOLIDATED FOR TEE SEASON OF 1S53,
Will give erne of their grand entertainments
under a mammoth pailia, capable of seat
ing two thousand persous comfortably,
At Ebensburg, on Friday, July O'.h, 13d3.
On which occasion the young chief
BLACK HAWK!
Together with hi? large troupe of warriors
and females, will give a tru? r jpres ntaii ou of
the manners and customs of ihe untutored vmthm-' .TO SUe'ERVlr-OhS AND OTHERb
Red Man of tho 1-oresf; showing the way and I f Bf1II vT t'E WEST END Of THE HUN- My condition was one of the greatest mi.-ery: my
1-1.1 T 1 i R " . . .... ... .. ! - . . 1 . f .. .
maoiur in wimcii tno incut) issen surroumi- j j tiivdon Uiubr'a and Indiana i inu'iKf was almost cointr.tiy running wuu ine ion;
;ng Ins own Council hire, SmoKiug the Pipe Rad, from its Western terminus, in tlie i.roug;i
of Peace, or preparing for War. They will of Rhiirsviile. to tne- mi.e pott marked i -miles
perfor n their solemn and impressive RUKI- lroin i;iairsva.e ami w iro,,, ......... ..,
- .... 1 . ! H - .11 n,-;,M n.l .t ' WV.1I-.K JllVl! 111
TII-.U Ll iritlM If .Ul oi(iii' i- ... ..i.-., .
live and hive admired its wonderful effects. was able to wa'Ii aroun-.lagam as usual, and ai
My hair wa's becoming, as I thought, prem ium-- ! n ,v wholly cured. I can recommend it I j a
ly gray, but by the use of his restorative it has i who are similarly afH.cteJ, and beae itis uvlei
' - .. t -r m T 1 ,
resumed its oii-mal color, and, t have no Uotii.-r,
permanently so.
-: S. DREESE, cx-Smatoi , L. S.
O. J. WOOD &, CO., Proprietors, 312 i-road-wav.
N. Y., in the great N. Y. Wire Railing
Etab.ishmintJ and 114 Market st., St. Louis,
Mr. And sold by all good Druggists. ojune 0
C E II T I F I C A T E S.
Taltonville, Bedford co., Pa., Oct, 14,57.
ilr. J. M. Linpsey.
Dear Sir : 1 was severely afSicte.l with rheu
matism for a whole j car nine months of which
I was notable to Ieav my bed Leu hearing
cf the wonderful t-llects cf your Improved L11
Searcher, I determined to procuie some of it and
"ive it a fair trial. After using three bottles I
usual, and am
all
tl
claims to 1 e.
Yours, truly, JOHN SHAFFER
I would not likei' to do without it. I CsJOtdcr rt
an exocllctt family n-tdicLne. -
(Signed.) - GEORGE KOPP.
Sworn and ynbpcribed this ICth tJay cf Mr-b, -A.
D. 1857, Ccfore mc. - -
KoU Mr. Koj p is a resident of Frank slo wt,
and -is well known to th e'm&ens cf lilair pud
Rw'.fotd counties as a lean of eXcelltit character
and iufluence. " - -
A DESPERATE CASE Of AGUE AND
Jl. Dyspepsia fmirely ct:ied ly the use cf
Lindtcy's' Imi r vtd Llood-Scarci.f r." -
Phnr eoimfu, ts : Ptisonally rpc.ircd lcfor
the stiLserilr-r. one el ine tfusucts ox vls
Teace, in and for said county, John lItrftn, who
being duly swtrn accoiding to ho, d th dtrpo
and Ef.y tl.;.t, iu tl e sp lii gof K 50. I was a vic
tim to that worst of diseases dyspepsia, and thst
in iss worst form. My appetite was completely
gone, and when, jn order io preserve lif, I would
tirce myself to swallow a mouthful of food, tho
stomach weuld immediately loath it, and cast it
fuith with the spittie. 1 had idsu been fcPjtrins
from the Ague ; each attack lasting about nino
months tut cf the twelve, so that, with the ague
and dyspf'psia. 1 was reduced as I though beyond
recovery ; I thought I must die ; my phyiciM.
could do me no good. Such wes my condition,
when Mr. Linibcy supplied me witli a bottle of
his Improved Llood Sc-rchcr, cssnring ir it
would work a cure. 1 commenced its use wiui
but little conudence, but in one W(ek's time so
great was its restorative powers I found my ap
petite to return, my stomach received a new t,v.9
so thj.t I could eat'auything without the slight-.
est inconvenience, aud be-fi-re its healing touch
the ngue fled as from a charm ; nor have I been
troubled w ith ague or dyspepsia since. I ci.joy
a better state of health than 1 had done fr fifteen
vears before; I am strong and L-rarty.and I feel
confident that, under the blessing of Gotl, I ow
all l the invaluable Improved Blood Searcher.
I believe it not to be only a sure remedy for ague
buf an infallible preventative, and. as such, I
would recemmend it to all whose business, hab
its or residences, expose tlie m to this dreadful
ivt of humanity. Dvsnepsia cannot stay wbero
the Improved Rh oi Searcher is properly use-d. -I
feel it my duty to point all who buffer, to thia
all- licalirg medicine.
- (Si.ned.) - JOHN MORAN.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day of March, .
A. D., 1857. JOHN COX. J. P.
FOR SALE EY
It., Lett Davis. Thomas Devine, Ebenshuy-g ;
J. Moore, Carrollton ; V.'m. R. Hughes, JefTer-on
G. S. Christ v. J. K. Hite, Johnstown.
Nov. 48,"l8.r,7:2i6m.
4 DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER AND
j liM.'I'.l'.li'S ITCH, cured bv the use of
! 1n isey's BIockI Searcher. 1, the um.eisiguedt
i kime time in hist March, was severely alilicd,
i with what wa; pieuoiinced by my physicians to
Le a certain kind of Tetter and Barber's Itch.
AL SERVICE, and will chant then DEATH
SONG, The youug warrior
WHITE EAGLE!
Wi'.l accompany the Chuf Rlack Hawk in
his travels Youns: Rlack Hawk is the
grand-son of eld Rlack Hawk. The Iudians
will perform the Green Corn Dance. Buffalo,
Ratuvia and Duck Dances, Spy Dance. Death
Dance and Scalping Scones, and will perform
the Courting and Kl&IliZQ ceremonies
The whole to be varied with the best pieces
of Wild Indian Music.
con v 1 ' 1' 'li i.jai vaL.ii .vu ii-.i j
. . . ... i .
l.ii-ii it u-:s almost cenm eteiv covered, aiut
. - . . V . - - -
Persons visiting this exhibition will seethe
bona fide Iudians, ts they were y ars ago in
this country once the lords of the lorest.l ut
now fast passing away. Persons .hould avail
then-selves of this opportunity of seeing the
Red Man of the Forest.
Cambria County, is ahawfonvl and no til's collect
ed for the use of that ilistance. The Sup.r-rvisors
of the several -Townships, and R Toughs, through
which that part oHaid road passes, aro her-.-by
notified to take charge of the same a.- pr Act '.f
As-embly concerning certain st.ite aud turnpike
roads, passed 10th April, A. D. IS 14.
JOHN S. ISETT. Sei'r.
of II. C. an 1 Indiana Turnpike Road
March 3 1st 18.18. 20.
Cattllk Killed ev the IIkat. The
Hartford (Conn.) Times of Saturday even
ing says: "Fiiaar and Saturday, Juno 25
and 12(. I a -e been tho lift test days known in
j any mot th of June, in this vicinity, for many
' vents. Three valuible working cattle, bu-
Quince Ruck, the renowned Clown, will
appear iu the laughable Farce of the
CLOWN TURNED DENTIST !
OR THE TWO CLOWNS IN TROUBLE.
Tne Drama'io Company consist of the fol
lowing popular artists:
MR. J Q. A RUCK! The renowned
Comedian and Humorist.
MISS IDA WHITE! The young poplar
. .- . i i . t i lnrfTin tn (d Cult, and i'i tho work now
,.r 31 r' 'i Ca,,C: 'J.; C-nC on for the improvement of the South and graceful Danscuse. from the Philadelphia .helrprVmi .t attendant, at
ooi lac p -ico nexe x ucsaay , m iom . Ma ,. t .,.s,ri!av i,v tj1(! i1Pat. Theater. a!,, stated, as it may be the last opportunity
Hotice to Claimants
OF THE
JUNIATA DIVISION & PORT'E. RAILROAD.
RY the 17th section of the act to provide for
the payment ef certain claims against the Com
monwealth, approved the 24th of April, 185S.
The Canal G mrnissioners are aid oiized to ex
amine all claimt agnin.-t the Commonwealth con
tracted by Wm. S. Calohan late Superintendent
of tho Portage Rriiroad. and by J. h. Ifct and
J. A. Cunningham, late Supervisors on the Ju
niata Division, and which were not repoitcd by
those ofliccrs to the Board.
Board of Canal Commissioners .will meet in
IloUhhn sburg, oil Tuesday, tlx Gth ef July, and
at Johinaown," on --Tbnrsday, the 8th of July
next, fi r the purpose of examining aU such claims
as are embraced in the provisions of said act.
Claimants will present their claims at either
of these places, as may ba most convenient to
them and be prepared with such proot as may lu
necessary to thcr proper authentication.
The claimants v id perceive the necessity tor
the t:mes and piaccs
1 .1 . . ..... t. .. ..... t.m.
being umter tne care oi ui i1"-"" " -
two m-.-rths, without the least benefit, 1 was in
duced t make a trial of Lindsey 's Blood Se-aroh-er,
and the result was that in usiugonc bottle and
a half 1 found a perfect cure. 1 may aU say
tht 1 eagerly tried whatever was recommended
as a cure. Sujh was my wrttchediies that I
even resorted to the dangerous experiment of
pourii:r pure creosote n my face and neck, but
all to iiu purpo.-e the BIockI Searcher was the
fir.k. and nnlv thi.ti that did r.:c any iTood. As a
T II E
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD, IS A GREAT
scientific Medical Discoiiery. and is daily working
cures almost to great too believe. It cures a if
by magic, even ike first lo.e giving benefit, and
seldom more than "one bottle is r quire-d to cure
any kind of Liver Complaint, from the worst
Jaundice or Dysj epsia to a common headache,
all of w hich are the result of a Diseased Liver,
The Liver iu one c-F the principal regula
tors of the human bod- y, ai.d when it perform.-
its functions well the powers t-f the sj-s-tem
are fully deveh p-pd. The stomach is al
most entirely depend ent on the healthy ac
tion of the Liver f"V-s the p roper performance
of its functions. Wl cn the stomach is at fault.
the owe'.s are at lau!t.aud the wliole system
suffers in consequence C" of one- organ the Liv
cr-havii;g ceased to do its duty. Fi r the dis
eases of tl at t rg iu,2j one of the proprietor
have made it his study , in a practice of more
than twenty years, U-pfind seme remedy
when with to counter- act the many dtranga
mmts to which It is liable.
To prove that thia re-n edy is at last found.
blood purifier it is cnequaPed, and 1 have great gyHing
reason to Le giateful that I ever made a trial e l which"i
its lualiug virtue-s, and I confidently recemmend
:t to :.ny who may suffer from Tetter, or any oth
er disease arising from an impure state of the
LW1. JOHN DELEHUNT.
Ilollidaysburg, Pa., July 20, 1857.
anv uerso.i troubled., with Liver Complaint
- i i . . . i ..i i
nui i.j try a uoiue, anei
I pen fiiMKed bv dis-
that part
oU at
a sa-V
-itbf
ir
rc if
H
,3
y. bf
-etai
Arctif
0 c
j fro
, fro'
usi3CI
irn
1 tiT
. -or
'it. All -l.,,nld fitdrid who. run ennveni
-!:y do so. This is ce-rtainly one of tho
ft schools in the State, for the education of
ung ladies, and merit patronago
SiTYcry torry are we, that wo couldn't
Jcpt the kind invitation of our friend T,
j., to attend that Pic-Sic Hope he had a
-'Ty time of it. Wouldn't have any ob
ectioss to renewing that oJ acquaintanceship
a wiiie'a he allu los ; none whatever.
rWe temperance folks although orpo-
to the use of iutoxicating liquors, like
siethiDjr' to take occasionally. The Ice
i
d Fountain Soda water at Dr. Lemon's
Store, is the very th'iDg for the crisis.
cooling and healthful drink. Choice
'.ijrupa always on hand.
Messrs. John II Ijailey & Co. have
Jed of tho Pittsburg Union to John R.
wnnedy, Esq , formerly of the Chronicle.
hereafter bo published under the title
T.-ve Press, and will be neutral in pol-
except that it will support the antt- Tax-
M51 BiJe of the question which has been ag-
'la3 the minds of the people of Alleghe-
7 county for some time past.
s Ed to Come Again-. If "figures don't
e ,,eg pardon Lcf.rthard of those of our
r whom the following frightens to death :
Mil'eritcR are again predicting the speedy
"ofaU things terrestrial. Tlie rrcscnt vear
'';3to 1 c the last, and they arrive at this re-
-U riv ...... i ... . .
j ciaiucmatical process, thus; The square
the cost of Xzekiel's chariot was SSr.H.
,y this subtract "prophetic value" of "sea r-
-r of Babylon," 1232 and we haye 7231.
i'lrorn this. the cube of the ram mentioned by
L-r.v.V. .... 3
T"-.-. as "pushing wc&t-ward," 3757, aud
:4Ve f !r re,nainder 2o2i. Dcluct from this
'i'vvrCnr'!iader f ke-vtw mehtione.1 iu the Apo
iin' I66, and we eflt the result, J538--the
t,rh h end U rri is ptac-.
of the Wf-ather. They had rot been worked
hard, having drawn only half loads, ar.d were
taken off at eleven o'clock -in tho forenoon
with all the other cattle at woik in the neigh
borhood when"' out-door work was suspended
in consequence of the heat. Some of the c;it
tle were put in the stable, and others turned
into the field. In tne afternoon, one of thse
wlrch had been in tho stable i-. cited down,
and two of the number which were out of
doors, also sunk on the same day. The mer
cury, when exposed to the sun yesterday,
reached 125 degrees.
MISS K RUSH! Th Accomplished Ac- j th Board may have to examine and take action
tress
MR. R. B RUCK! The young Actor and
popular Singer.
MB. P. R. DRAKE! Four feet high.
Twenty-five years old, the comic Dancer aud
Singer.
GEO. GUDRIDGE! The Versatile.
By order of the Board.
THOMAS L. WILSON, Secretary.
May 2. 185S.
Comic Soiitrs, R R. Ruck.
Slump Speeches. Quince Ruck.
Pacts, P. B Drake and Miss Ida
White.
Heavy Gsoaxs. The New York. Tiiuune
utters deep croans over the prospect of the
Black Republicans in Illinois, Hear its
mournful sounds:
"In the actual state of .things, a determin
ed contest between tho Republicans of Illinois
and the great mas. of the Democrats of that
Stale who sympathize with Mr. Douglass, is
inevitable. We have earnestly hoped that
this contest might be avoided."
As a step to an 18G0 union of all opposed
"to the aspirations rule of the cotton oligar
chy," the Triiune looked and labored for a
union of Illinois Democrats with Illinois Ke
publicans. But
"Our expectations have been disappointed.
Our efforts are, for the present, baffled. Il
linois is to be the arena this year of a des
pcrato contest which we would have gladly
aid:d to avert. We lay uo blame on this
side nor on that, We d cot say that this
contest was not inevitable. We only fear
that its effect will be, as its tendency is, to
drive back oue hundred thousand Illinois
Democrats into a position of open alliance
with, and virtual fubserviency to tho slave
power."
I8r.TfflSrS.81S. il!
W ill discourse sweet strains both day and
night, which, for harmony aid execution of
music, has no rjual among the traveling
bands of the day.
At 1 o'clock, P M , the Chiefs, accom
panied by their attendants, will be seen in
the street, mounted on horseback, dressed in
full Indian costume, painted and fuMy equi
ped for war, preceded by Stitzer's Bra.-s
Band.
iu anv of its forms, has
conviction is certain.
A compound li a s1
m-iic nnri PY.
... - . . ff -IP . f
is soluble lor uitfc- active vuvues e.i ii.e
medicine, ihescgums remove all morbid or
bad from the sti mach.l 4 system, supplying in
their place a healthy .Lav of bile, invigora
ting the stomas h, caus- inz f od to digest well.
purifying the
rlood, giving tone and Lealth
HIREIED.
At the residence of Richard Trotter, at
Lily's Station, Cambria county, on Sunday,
the 4th last., ,y th,e" Rev. Simpson, Mr.
James C Mti-'. f Utyir county, to Ins,
Lavika Tkottir, of I-ily'e Station.
Admission, - - - 25 cents.
Children, - - 15 cents.
Poors open at 1 and 7 o'clock, P. M ,
performance commences at. 2 and 1 o'clock;
Reserved seals for Ladies. Seats for all
E B. Denune, Manager
II. C. Stanley, Treasurer.
J. Q A. Buck, Dramatic Director.
Andy Stifzer, Leader of Band.
TTA LUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
T The undersigned offers at private sale, the
following real estate, situate in Sunuuerhiil
township, Cambria county, viz:
A well improved fa'tn. of first rate quality of
land,' about one mile distant from the town of
Jefferson, containing 111 acres, or thereabouts,
having thereon treated four dwe'ling houses and
other outbuildings, and a substantial frame barn.
ALSvO. A: tract of valuable timber land lo
cated 2 or 3 miles from the Portage Station,
warranted in name ot John Nicholson t known as 1
the "Ivory Ride" tract, contamu g about 410
acn-.
A ESQ.--A piece or parcel of timber land,
situate in ar the btation. containing about 50
acres, being part of the tract known as the
Kean fe Kip port tract.
ALSO. A piece or parcel of land, adjoining
land of Austin Thompson. .Patrick Riely and
others, having t.hcicon er-vtcd two house, a sta
ble, aud a saw mill; containing about CO acres.
WM. K ITT EL.
Ebensburg. June 23, 1858. 32 4 1.
URL1C SALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN OR
ler of the Curt of Common Pleas of Cam-
p.,,
A N 1NTERSETING CASE OF SCROFULA
ela cured by ens bottle of Lindsey 's Blood
Searcher. This certifies that about one year ago
our little son aged four years, was mod sorely af
flicted with what the physicians pronounced to be
scrofula, aud was tie.iiel accordingly for nearly
a year, but without the slightest benefit, li s
eyes wcr-i running a thm w atery humor almost
constantly, which would encrust his eyes bejond
the power cf opening them until they were wash
ed and cleaued by soap and water. About the
same time an abscess formed just below the- groin
which in due time broke and commenced a dis
charge, which was foiui.l impos..-!! le to dry up oj
heal the bud would Le very much stained and
tho clothing of the child perfectly sickening in a
siren? night's time.- Aiti having the attention.
of a physician for so b.s a ti i e, aud finding the
child to be getting worse, we determined to try
the effects of Mr. Lindsey 's Bhod Searcher. This
was iu last Much and before two weeks had
passed away the change was manifest, and I am
hapj y to say that in the usee -fa SINGLE BOT
TLE our little; Imv hs been restored perfectly to
hetalth. We cannot speak too highly of this in
vithi able medicine. It shenld be in every family
none should be without it. As a purific r o
iood it is beyond all price !
DANIEL BOLLINGER.
Ilollidaysburg, Ps., July 20, U57.
llollidaysburg. Pa..
Dr. J. M. Lint-set. March 19, 1857.
Dear Sir : I have been uiug your Improved
Blood Searche r since some time hist summer, ami
I deem it to I e a matter ot duty to bear my tes
timony to its invigorating blood rsstorai'cc virtues
I l ave bt-i.n, for a number of years, severely
troubled wjth erysuKlas and general debility ; but
since I put myaci under the influence ef your
Improved BI.axI So irchcr. 1 find a very decided
improvement. Indeed, m3' acquaintances fre
quently remark, that 1 look so "fat and hearty,"
and I know of no other cause than the use of yi ur
Improved Blooel Searcher. Judging from my own
exjM-rience, 1 believe this is one of the most, val
uable medicines that wvman can use, especially
those who are or have entered ujMin the decline
of life (from 40 to 00 years of age,) I feel that
it would have been above ingratitude on mv part
to have withheld this testimony, and in thus con?
senting to appear as a witness before the public.
to the whole niachin Herv. removing the cau
ses e f the disease, and effecting i radical cura
without any of the elis- pl agree able after effects,
felt by using Calomel or Mineral Poison, that
is usually restored to
One dkse after cat-'iag is tiiflkient to re
lieve the stomach ar:d, pit. vent the food from
rising ami souring.
Only eir-ii dee taken before retiring prevent.
II 1. lill.ll c.
Only oue dose taken
bowels rontlv. and
at night loocer.n the
curc-s costivcue-ss.
One de taken a! tej each n eal wi'i cur
Dyspepsia.
fj-'Onc- dose or twcV teaspoor.sfiil will al
ways relieve Sick- Headache.
One bottl. taken for female eibstruclion re.
moves the cause e f the disease-, and makes a
perfect cute.
Only one dose im- mediately relieves Cr.ev
lic.
cure
cf Cholera. r
Oneelosc taken often"! ?ill prevent the recur
rence e-f bilious atiacks. w hile it ltlieve all
paitiful feelings.
Only one bottle is r.ee-ded U throw jut of
ti e !-y stem the effects- of medicine after a long
s;eknfc?s.
t)ne b-'ttlc taken f'r-v- Jaundice reme-ves all
yellowness or unnatu- ral ec lor froi-i the skin.
while re dose cf-tcii repeated is a sure
e f. r Cholera Shji- bus, m;d a preventive
bhort time- before eating
, tite and makes food di-
H.W.DIEV.
AGENT.
DUIKCTORY MAP Of CAMBRIA COUN
TY. The tul s-riber is pre? aiing. (il uni
Cteut encouragement be given,) to publish a Di
rcctorj' MAP of Cimbria County,' intended to
contain as much information as any ither 0un
ty Map now Published iu Pennsylvania. Tlie
same to be lithographed, colored and monutcdin
the mo?t modern tylo and workmanlike' manner,
aud dc.ivered to subscribers at $5 per copy.
WILLIAM- CHRISTY.
Juue 30,.1S3?.
I...?. Aoiinfir , tvtAi .litM tvl ' ttlf-r ll-ill Yin flvrt
sd to sale", by public vendue or outcrv. at the I have been actuated o!ely with reference to the
Guvt House in the borough of Ebensburg, on
SATURDAY, the 31st day of JULY next, nt
one o'cl ek. P. M. the following LOT Of
GROUND, with the appurtenances,. situate in
the Borough aforesaid, (now iu the occupancy of
Lewis Hoover,) fronting about 28 feet em U'gh
fctrce-t anl extending back to Lloyel street, and
being p'aji.'ofa larger Ut numbered on thu plan
voice of conscience and duty. You are at liber
ty to make whatever u may deem proper
if this statement.
Yours, respect full v,
MARGARET W. O'DONNELL.
IYER COMPLAINT CURED BY LINP,
SEY'S IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER,
of said borough 135, having- thcron erccteMl a cotmtu Personally appcarcel before
two story frame dwelling house, a shop and a J me one tf lhe .jllstices of the Te-ace, in and far
Stable. i;i .: ,f,i,nii. i;wir"i Kor.n. who. boir.rr elnlv
, T E U id : Casn. ' sworn accordins: to law, doth depose and say .
JOHN ROBLIUo.b.ienJ. ,, VPArs u-as aDlicle vith nain between
June 30, 185S;33:3t tu0 shoulders, almost constant coujrh.loss of ap
petite, chills, nightsw cats, an 1. very Mibject to
take colds ; I, at length, became so weak that. I
could hardly walk; my physician dor.e me no
"ood. Sometime last fall I "commenced taking
Lindsey'-. Improved Blood iearclHrl ami ny ine
ARE Y'OU INSURED ? SURVEYS MADE
and applications taken for insurance against
fire in the
PROTECTION" MUTUAL FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY OF B LA I R 1 vof tv.o bottlen was ierfctlv cured. 1 fee
-ir --m r . . 1 - .11 I ...-. T ii-r illc i Tl M. ZIMjlhlkM.
HUL'aS I i , ,jf l I to recemmena it u au wuo v Xi,Vv v a t t t- v
ROBERT A; M-COV; Agent. - i eases , general debility, los of nnpetite, adoli j GLOK Ob ,.AUU
Wi!mcrf; Cambria C-. t v di-eK ari-ipg frotn impun cf iba M.t-r- "-" '
On s dose taken a
- w.- aiim . . -v tlirt O litvn.
"J-v'' " "IT
gest veil. - r-H
Out? hc cftn re- pe i ted, cures the Chro
nic Diarihcca in it5 worst foim, while
summer and bo e-1 ctm plaints yield almost t-t
the first dose. H
One er two doses cures attacks caused
by worms, while for, worms i n children ,
there is no surer, safer er t peeeiier remedy iu
the wcrM, as it neccr fails.
There is no cxagger- at ion in these utate
ments, t iiey are plaints solcr f it t", that we can
give evidence to prove, " while all who use it arei
giving their unanimous testimony in its favor."
Among tle hundreds f Liver Remedies row
offered to the public, there are none we tan
fully rtoirnmcnd as Dr. tanf.rd's lnvigorator, bo
cierarv known njw thrcughoiit the Unin.
This preparation is truly a Licer Inrigoratcr,
producing the rn-t happy re-sults on all thoso
who use it. Almost innumerable certificates have
been given of the great virtue ef this medicina
by those of the highest standing in society, uni
we know it to l e the best prcpa'.alim now before
the public. Hudson County D:tiu-rat.
Prion one dollar per bottle. ..
SANDt'ORD & CQ.. Proprietory 345 Broad,
way. New York. Dr. GE XII. KF.YSER, Nc.
140 WoikI street, wnolosal and retail agent.
frj- S.iZd her i by aZ Druggists, .nd by Thom
as Devine. " (tunelGy,
RICHARD M. JONES,
WITH
SQUIRE, ZIEHtlERLTAN & ALLEN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
NO 143 MARKET STREET.
EtTWEKN THIKp ANl" FOCKTH,
FRANCIS SQUIRE, )
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