Xoral 3ftras.
I DEPENDENT CANDIDATE
President Judge,
GEORGE TAYLOR.
I announce myself, therefore, in compliance
vith the request contained in your letter before
oe, is a candidate for tie eiffica of Treiident
JuJ.'e of the Twenty fourth Judicial District,
without respect to party." Reply to the gentle
mtnifOe Bar.)
C3-0urY'Ung friend Robert Thompson, has
hLst reeeiveJ and has fur sale a lot of beautifully
a,.xed maps of the seat of war, containing a I
pksiary of w ar terms, and portraits of all the i
,ji;tmuiirut.-'i vicuviaib oi eur army, etc. They
are well wm th the money, and as the " Doctor"
is a clever fellow, we would like to see him pat
ronized. " Ioc, will please accept our thanks, for the
one presented to this office,
Died At the residence of his father, in
tbis place, on last Saturday the 14th inst ,
CoKNKLua M. Collins, in the 34th year of
Lis age.
It has never been our duty as an Editor,
to record the death of one who was more
generally esteem el acd beloved by his friends
auJ acquaintance?, than the subject of this
notice. Strict integrity, an I manly Grmness
irj maintaining his just rights, characterized
.is intfrcurse with his fellow men, and no
mau ever possessed a kindnr or more benevo
'.tut heart. II is affable and almost fascinating
(Metiers, his well in farmed nat.d, allied to
V.i Sue convi r-ai"f.a! p-iwers. rendered him
Lt :'eaarjtest and m st iiiti-re.-utig of cui
r.,:iiis. lie has boon during the last live
tears of his life ai; invalid --the vietim of a
liuvriu, disease, which while it incapacita- i
ted Lisii for b:simss. seldom confined him to
Lis riom. His protracted sufl.TU);s were J
buiijo wirii t xeinjlary paticiiCi. and he n:et !
-Laili, Lot with the vain prru:i ption of one j
t ..nSJciit of his vu righteousness, but wi:h ;
the calm fniituse of an humble aisd sin
c ru ChriH-ifi. l'.n-r Niel,' those who knew ;
iiiiti as W:'ll as We did, will not soon forg' t
him. I'eace to Lis a.-hes, ai.d ever verdant
be tho sod th.it ei vl j his grave.
LETTER FROjI CAMP TEN N ALLY- j
C'Aiir Tt.N.v.vi.i.v. Sept. 11, 1801.
Fk'knd McKit-vv. Sisice writing my last 1
the l'ot.nyiva'iia biia le has bes i reviewed
twice, Cr.-t on Saturday a!t.rno n. S-.-pt. Stb,
l v Gun. M Call, and on the Monday follow- '
mz by 'Jov. I'm tin. As the review of Sat- j
unlay is one f a kind which has occurred
Irxjiintly, and has been desciibed frequeut- i
K' in lorziit r letters, it will be uuuecctsary to j
s here
The Ciufiunatti Ass-eiati-ju of DLiladel
j.hia raised the sum of 3'J)u' aud presented
U to tlx; p:ate of I'cm.s) Ivaui a, to be used fur
war purposes. The IefiIa'ure directed Gov.
L'urt'U to purchase fi;ie;ri fcta:i 1 of col.rs and
to personally present them to the 1'eunsylva
ua Reserve Yuluu'e r tjorps. The niuruitur
of the day fixed for the review of the bri
gade and pies, utmii'i of th j c )lors , the 5tti
Reeimeiit was feiit t Washington to escort
His Kxcf lh'Pey to the p i: ado ground. Thir-ty-fju."
t'uiiS were fired when the procession
arrived.
The Iveginii-nts were theti drawn up into
line. OiJy 11 of tin- 12 regiments were
ft'SMit, the 'J a lui.ig at Great Falls
l'iiris Picket tlufy 'J'luj Color companies E,
it (Ddi region 1j t were placed iu lino iu front
f (he brigade G v Curtiu then passed
ah-iiir 'l.ii line ano pres; iiird to each regi-n-cut,
a full Saud of c d us. At thj dote of
tii- pr'scntatiou c.rernniiy the Gov made a
trief but patriotic and el iju- nt address to
tLs Mildiers, txhoi dug tio'in to stand b their
cu'.uts and the tiht w-jula prevail. His re
narks were received with greai enthusiasm.
The brigade then unrobed in review before
tie Gov. aud a large assemblage of others
who had come to wi ness the grantl ukilitary
display. Among the noted chaiaeters pres-t-ut
as sprctators, were Gen MeClellau aud
'aff, President L:neol:i and Secretary Caiu
ffOQ After enjoying a collatiou at General
McCall's headquarters, the distinguished par
ty returned by way of tli3 lines to the CLaiu
Hridge thence to Washington. The colors
priscLU'd to the regiments are really beaut i
lai. Iu the centre of the blue field the
cut of Arms of the State of Pennsylvania,
is pltced surrounded by the stars desiguatiug
the States in the Uuiou. Gov. Curtiu will
immediately proceed to Gov Bank's Division,
here a presentation of three stands of col
ors will he made to the Reserve Pennsylvania
rtpunent in that Divisiou.
Five companies of the 11th were out do
ing pieket on last Wednesday and Thursday.
Aoiod" them was Co A. Wedne-duy night
b-dng very wet and stormy, this duty was
bout the worst we have had to do vet. While
we were oat on picket the brigade received
marching orders, aud prt of it was marched
to the Chain Bridge. This order was caused
a skirmish which occurred on the Virgin
ia side Wednesday afternoon, as I presume
joa have already noticed in the city papers.
The services of tbe l'ennylvania regiments
not bein needed they were marched back to
their quarters during a very heavy shower of
ria late on Wednesday evening, inrcc
cases of accidental shooting occurred since I
let wrote. A soldier in the 10th regiment
doing guard duty, accidentally discharged his
Musket, the ball btriiutig mm m tne ntaa
ud killinf him almost instantly The sec-
'Ld case occurred in the camp of the 7th
regiment, also proving fatal. The tbot was
from a revolver in the hands of the mac who
received the ball, who was also killed instantly.
the ball striking its victim in the foiehead.
The third and last case that I have any
knowledge of occurred in our regiment. Oue
of the guards by carelessness accidentally
bot his muskft off the ball striking Colonel
Oallagher'a horse in tho neck. The wound
U not fatal and the animal will probably re
cover. The health of the camp is better at
present than it has been for some time. De
fpite the exposure and fatigue incident to a
soldiers life we are all in the best of spirits.
List Wednesday night when out in a rain
uich perfectly saturated all our clothing,
the utmost hilarity prevailed, anl the
txolamation " who would not be a soldier,"
M frequently heard.
II
AISOTICC.
LL PERSONS indebted to R. S. Bonn, are
requested to call and make settlements im
mediately. Otherwise their accounts will be left
with the proper authorities for collection.
Ebensb'g, Aug. 21.-tf. R. S. BTJXX.
TEACHERS H TPI1
Three male, and one female, are wanted for
the Ebensburg Common Schools. Examination
ay the County Superintendent will take place
at the School House in Ebensburg on Tuesday
the 24th of Sep, when and where all aplicants
may appear. By order of the School Board.
DAVID J. JONES Sec'y.
Sep. 11th 18G1, 2t.
AD3IIXISTR.4TORS AOTICli
Letters of administration upon the estate of
Wiiliam Burke, late of Summerhill township,
Cambria Gmnty, dee'd, having been granted by
the Register of will to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and thoso having claims
against the .same will present them without de
lay to. JEREMIAH GLEASOX Adm'r.
Sept. 12. 1861, 6t, pd.
FARM l OIt S ILL
THe UNDERSIGNED offers for sale bis well
known farm, situate in Clearfield township,
Cambria county, adjoining lands of Thomas Far
rell, Richard Adams, Cornelius Morris aud others,
containing 97 acres and allowance. The improve
ments arc. a 1 story frame house and a goxl
stable, and a fine orchard. The place is well
timbered, and well watered in every part, A
good road runs through it, conveniet to the resi
lience. About fifty acres ate cleared and in a
high state of cultivation.
Sep. 12. lStil. ot. PETER ADAMS Jr.
ENtrays.
CAME to the residence t f the undersigned in
Cambria township, bist June, a red cow
about four years old, also a red steer about three
years old, and having a white Etripe along the
back. The owner, or owners are requested to
come forward. jfove property, pay charges, and
take them away. Otherwise. they will be tlis
iosed of according to law.
RICHARD J. EVANS.
Sept. 11th. St.-lSOl.
Election Proclamation.
Pl-kUast to an Act of the General Assembly
of itie Commonwealth of I cuusylvauia, entitled
"An Act leiating to the Ejections of this Com
monwealth," approved the 2ud tiay of July, A.
D. 1, RuiiERT P. LINTON, High Sheriif'
of the County ot Cambria, iu the Commonwealth
t i'eiiii.-ylvauia, do berel-y make known and ive
iiotu e to the Elector i of the County aforesaid that
.i GENERAL ELECTION will bo held in the
County of w'.imuria. on the SECOND TUESDAY,
U-iug ti.e blii day of OCToliER, A. D. 1801, at
whicli time State and County oliieers will be elec
ted, to wit :
One per.-x.-u in conjunction with Llair, Hunting
don and Cumbria to till the office of President
Jlide.
One person to till the ofiice r member of the
House i f Representatives of the State of Pean
Ivi.ni i.
Ouo pel son to fill the office of Sheriff of said
county.
One person to fill the ofiice of Treasurer of
said county.
One person to 1111 the ofiice of Commissioner ol
iaut county.
Two per.-ious to fill the ofiice of Associate Judge
of said county.
One pers u to fill thu ofiice of Director of the
Poor and HoUae of Employment of said county.
One person to till the olhce of Auditor for said
ccuuty.
The electors of the township of Allegheny to
meet as follows, to wit : The electors of thedis
trict composed of that part of said township of
Allegheny, begiuniug ai tho liuj dividing Llair
and Cambria counties, at a point on the dividing
line of two tracts of land, one of which is war
ranted in the name of A:.ron Uowen, and the
other in the names of Mary Rowen and Veau
Lewis, thence south' S'J degrees west 03 perches,
thence south 20 decrees west to a point on the
old Rurgoou Gap Road, thence along said road
to the township road leading to Rurnt Mills,
thence south 13 degrees west oOj perches to Daw
sou's Mill and house, thence along the towuhip
road to Runit Mills, to dividing l"ne between Al
legheny and Washington townships, thence along
Washington township line to dividing line be
tween Cambria and iihiir counties to meet at the
School House, in the town of G.illitzin, iu said
district ; and the electors of that part of said
township of Allegheny, residing outside of the
above described boundaries, to meet at School
H mse No. 9 in said township.
Tne electors of tho district composed of the
township of Rlacklkk, to meet at the liou.su of
Adam Meakin, in the village of Relsano, in said
townshi j.
The electors of the district composed of the
towmhip of Cambria, to meet at the Cjurt House
in the borough of Ebensburg.
Tt pWrors of the district composed of the
township of Carroll, to meet at the School House
in Carrolltown, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough of Carrolltown, to meet iu the School
House of said Rorough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Chest, to meet at the School House
on the farm of Richard J. Proudfoot, in said
The electors of the district composed of the
UorOUgll OI Uliesi springs, io lurei ub me nousc
nf.Tav.h Warner, in said Rorou'h.
T, Wtors of tle district composed of the
township of Clearfield, to meet at the house of
John H Douglass, in sai.i township.
Tim f-liTtors of the district composed of the
townhip of Concmaugh, to met t at the School
House at Singers, in said township.
Tho electors of the district comnosel of the
Bjrough of Conemaugh, to meet at School House
No. 1. in said Rorough.
The electors of the district corujiosed of the
township of Croyle, to met in the School House
in the village of Summerhill, in said toweship.
The electors oi the tlisliict compose-i oi ine
p..nr.li .f Khpnshiir!7 to meet as follows : East
M.rjM v.u. o .
Ward at the Court Bouse, iu said Ward; West
Ward at James Myers' II ill. in said Ward.
Thn flpctors of the district compoiHJil of the
township of Jackson, to meet at the house of
Henry Rager, iu sanl towuship-
ti. .l.- tir of the district composed of tl
Rorough of Johnstown, to meet as follows : 1st
Wor.l at fhn l'ii!!ic Scliool Bouse No. o. in Siiid
Ward ; 2d Ward at the Johnstown House, corner
of Main and Lo'ust street, in said ard; ld
Wor.l at thA V.stT House, in said Ward : 4th
Ward at the Mansion House, iu said Ward ; 5th
Ward at the Kernvil'e Hotel, in said Ward.
Ti,o nWturs of the district comi)csed of the
Borough Lretto, to meet in the School House
of said Borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Munster, to meet at the warehouse
oi AUgusim uuroiii, in '"v , ...
&ai.t tnivivhiii-
Th i AwtA.r rf ihc district comnosetl of the
township of Richland, to meet at the house of
Jacob Knng, in said township.
The electors of tie district comjxjsed of the
township of Summerhill, to meet at the rsciioo
House in the Borough ot Wilmore, in said town
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough or Summit vino, to meet at me ocnoi
IT.-mcfl in said Roroutrh.
The electors of tho district composed of the
township of Susquehanna, to meet at tne nousc
..f Jornmii Piatt, in said township.
V V - 7 -
The electors of the district composed of the
twnsiin nf Tavlor. to meet at tne ocnooi ujusc
The electors of the district composed of the
lownsiup oi w ashington, to meet at the School
House, situate at the foot of plane Xo. 4, in said
township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Borough of Wilmore, to meet at the School House,
in said Borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of White, to meet at the School House
No. 1 , in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
township of Yoder, to meet at the School House
in Cambria City, in said township.
And I further give notice, ts in and by the
13th Section of the aforesaid Act I am directed to
do, That all persons, excepting Justices of the
Peace, who shaM hold any ofiice or appointment
of profit or trust under tne government of the
United States, or cf this State, or any City or
incorporated District, whether a commissioned
officer or otherwise, a subordinate or agent, who
is or shall be employed under the legislative, ju
diciary or executive department of this State or
the United States, or auy City or incorporated
District ; also, that every member of Congress
and the State Legislature, and of the select or
common councils of any incorporated district, is
by law incapable of holding or exercisiug, at the
same time, the office or appointment of Judge,
Inspector, or Clerk of any election of this Com
monwealth, and that no Inspector, or Judge, or
other officer of anv such election shall be eligible
to any office then to bo voted for. Also, in the
4th section of the Act of Assembly, entitled "An
Act relating to elections aud for other purposes,"
approved the 10th day of April, 1S50. it is en
acted that the foregoing ICth section shall not be
so construed as to prevent an military officer or
borough officer from serving as Judge or Inspec
tor at any general or special elections in the Com
monwealth. Also, that in the Gist section of said Act it is
enacted that " every general and Special Election
shall be opened between the hours of eight and
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and shall continue
without interruption or adjournment, until seven
o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be
closed.
The general, special, city, incorporated district,
and towuship elections, atd all elections for elec
tors of President or Vice President of the U. S.,
shall be held and conducted by the Inspectors
ami Judges elected as aforesaid, aud by clerks
appointed as hereinafter provided.
No person shall be permitted to vote at any
election, as aforisiid, but a white freeman of the
age of twenty-one years or more, who shall have
resided in this State at least one year, and iu the
election district where he offers to vote at least
ten days immediately preceding such election,
and within two years paid a State or County tax
which shall have Ixen assessed at least ten days
before the election. Rut a citizen of the U.S.,
who had previously been a qualified voter of this
State, and removed therefrom and leturncd, and
who shall have reside 1 iu the election distnct.
and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall be entitle.! b
vote after residing in this State six mouths. 1 ro
vided. That the white freemen, citizens of the
United States, between the aes of twtr.ty-tnc
and twmtv-two vears, and have resided in the
election district ten ways as aforesaid, shall be en
titled to vote, although they shad not have paid
Taxes.
No person shall be permitted to vote whnec
tame is not contained iu the list of taxable in
abitants, furnished bv the Commissioner, unhvs
first he produce a receipt for the pavn.ent within
two ycais of a State or County tax, assessed
agreeably to the Constitution and ivc satisfacto
ry evidence, either on his o n oath or affirmation,
or that of another, that he has paid such tax, or
on failure to produce a receipt, shall make uth
of the payment thereof, or. second, it he claim a
right to vote by being an elector between the age
of twenty-one and twenty-two years, be shall de
pose on oath or affirmation that he lias resided in
the State at least one year before his application,
and make such pnx.f of his residence in the dis
trict as is required by this Act and that he does
verily Ix-Iieve, from the accounts given him, that
he is cf age aforesaid, and give such other evi-
- . 1 A. J
uence as is rcmurea bv this act, whereupon me
name of the person so admitted to vote, shall be
inserted in the AlphaVtical list by the Inspect
ors, and a note made opposite thereto by writing
the word " Tax" if he shall le permitted to vote
by nason of having paid tax ; or the word "Ae"
if he shad le admitted to vote by mason oi such
age shall be called out to the Clerks, who shall
make like notes iu the list of voteis kept by
them.
" In all cases whore ti c name of a person eiaim-
ing to vote as found on the list furnished by the
Commissioners and Assessors, or his right to vote.
whether found thereon or not is ol.ii.ted to by
any qualified citizens, it shall be the duty of the
Inspectors to examine such p iou .n oatn as io
his qualifications, and if he claims to have resided
within the State for one vear or more, his oath
shall not be sufficient proof thereof, but shall make
proof thereof by at least one competent witness,
who shall be a qualified elector, that he has re
sided within the district for more than ten days
next preceding said election, and shall also bun-
self swear that his bona fide residence, in pursu
ance of his lawful calling, is within the distnct,
and that he did not remove into said district for
the purpose of voting therein.
" Every person qualified, as aforesaid, and who
sha'd make due proof, as is required, of his resi
dence, and payment of taxes as aforesaid, shall be
admitted to vote in the township, war-el, or dis
trict, in which he shall resiile.
" If any person shall prcveut or attempt to
prevent, any officer of any election, under this act
from holding such election, or use or threaten any
violence to any such officer, or shall interrupt or
improperly interfere within the execution of his
duty, or shall b!ock up the window, or avenue to
auy window, where the same may be holding, or
shall riotously disturb the peace of such election,
or shall Use or nractice anv intimidating threads.
force or violence, with design to influence unduly,
or overawe, any elector, or to prevent him irom
voting, or to restrain the freedom of choice, such
persons on conviction shall bo fined in auy sum
not exceeding $o00, be imprisoned for any time
not less than one me nth, i:or more than twelve
months; and if it shall be shown to the Court
where the trial of such offence shall le had, that
the person so offending was not a resident of the
citv. ward, district, or township where the said
offence was committed and not entitled to vote
therein, then, on conviction, he shall be sentenced
to pay a fine not less than one hundrcl. nor
more than one thousand dollars, and imprisoned
not less than six mor.ths nor more than two
vears.'
Pursuant to the provisions contained in the Act
first aforesaid, the Judges e-f the aforesaid districts
shall respectively take charge of the certificate
or return of their respective districts, and prw
duce them at a meeting of one Judge from each
district, at the Gmrt House, in the Borough of
Ebensburg. on the 3rd day after the day of elec
tion, beinr Friday the 11th davof Oco bor, A. D.
18C1, then and there to do and perform those du
ties required of them by law.
And further, if anv Judge, by rickness or un
avoidable accident i unable to attend said meet
ing of Judges, then the certificateor return afor -
said shall be lakeu charge of by one ol me inspe
tors or rlerks of the eTection ef the same district,
who shall do and perform the duties of said Judge
unable to attend.
Given under mv hand at my ofiice in Ebens
burg, trie 4th day e.f Set tember, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
oue, and of the lndepender.ee of the United States
the eighty sixth.
RORERT P. LINTON, Sheriff.
Sept. 12. 1SG1.
JOB WORK,
OF ALL KINDS,
NEATLY D0NF AT THIS OFFICE
EKPORT
Revised weekly by
DAVIS, JONES & Co
PRICES.
S0.00
5,50
5.00
1.25
,02i
,50
.C24
,2S
.oO
,62
1,50
2,00
1.25
5,00
1,75
10
Flour per bbl Extra Family,
" TV
Wheat,
Rye,
Superfine,
per bushel,
Buckwheat, "
Corn, "
Oats, "
Potatoes,
Apples,
Apples,
Peaches, "
Beans, "
Clover-seed, "
Timothy, do. "
Butter, "
Lard, "
Bacon.
E".
" dried.
lb.
10
14
10
,10 to
eloz.
DEMISTIU.
TTllIE undersigned Graduate of the R-akimore
JL College of Deutal Surgery, respectfully of
fers Lis professional services to the citizens of
Ebensburg. He has spared ho means thorough
ly to acquaint himself with every improvement
Ul bis art. To many vears of le-rson:d ex nrien,v
Le has sought to add the imparted experience of
ice iiiguest authorities in Dental Science. He
pimply asks that an opportunity may lie given for
his work to speak its own praise.
SAMUEL RELI ORD. D. D. S.
Ofiice over the store of Davis, Jo-es & Co.
References.
Prof. C. A. Harris; T. E. Ron!, jr.; W. R.
Handy; A. A. Blandy. P. II Austen, of the
Raltimore College
VALVAR!: PROPEKTV PORSiLf
The undersigned offers at private sale, 8 acres
of land situated in the immediate vicinity of the
borough of Wilmore, adjoining lands of James
Young, Amich and others. It oilers superior
inducements to those wishing to secure a home
in this vicinity. Will be soi l on reasonable
terms. Apply to the s ibscrib -r, near Wilmore,
Cambria County Pa. EDWARD GRCE.
Sept. 4th 1HJ1. tf.
IATH CLOCK. AID llilM Ml
MA IX STREET. JOJISSTO VX l'A.
LEWIS LUCKIIART, beg s leave to announce
that Le has always a large and varied assortment
of all the various articles peculiar to his business.
Repairs promptly and carefully attended to.
Johnstown April, 17 1801. tf.
r o i'a
ON the Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana
Turnpike, a small case of SURGICAL IN
STRUMENTS. The owner can obtain t be-in Im
proving property, and paying the charges of this
advertisement. JAS. S. TODD.
PROr. WOOD'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
f Si .
TJIs precisely what its
name indicates, f r. f&
g while pleasant to the taste, it is revivifv in.rj
' 'exhi'erating, and strengthening to the vit-d-
powers. It also revivifies, reinstates and
rreuws the blood in all its origin-il purity.
Dand thus restores and renders the system in-
vulnerable to attacks of disease. It is the"
.only preparation ever offered to tL world, .
2 in a popular form so as" to be within thi-Ej
' 'reach of all. So chemically and skiilfti'ly 6i
combined as to Ik? the most powerful tonic,'
rjand yet so perfectly adapted to a to art in
Bjtcrfccl accwlaiu-e with the laics of nature. J
k 'anl hence soothe the iceakcst tfoinaft, and
tone up the digestive ergans, and allay all
nervous and other irritation. It is also per-t
Rfee-tly exhilerating iu its effects, and yet it i.-g
neve-r followed by lassitude or depression of
spirit. It is composed entire' of vegeta
bles anl those thoroughly combining power-
Wful tejdc and soothing prcporties, and con p
srquoner.tly can never injure. Such a'
B remedy has long been feit to be a desidera-, ,
turn iu the medical woill, both by thethor
oughly skilled in m-dir al science, and al.-o '
Qby all who have suffered from elebihty ;
yjfor it needs no medical skill or knowledge
5C-pn to see that debility follows all attacks
eif disease, and lays the ungaroe-d system
r open to the attacks of mnnv ef the m st
El dangerous to whicn poor immunity is con-.
stantiy name. nucu. lor example, as, nea
following; consumption. Bronchitis,
digestion, Dyspepsia, Lss of Appetite,
tFaintUess, Nervous Initav-ility, Neuralgia,
Palpitation of the Heart Melar.cl oly.Hypo
. tooia u-h fL-iiTnlW- fit! if iiTintlen-
' MlVil 1. 1 V. 1 1 . - V - , ' i v . i .... j .. . . . . .
ded to in time, calleil F-male Weal-Hens an l
. T. ...,".". .o A T.!--r lirnri'impiifs-
Elor Torpidity, and Liver Complaints. Dis B
' 'eases of the Kidneys. Scalding or Incoutit- f$
lencc of the Urine, eir any general derange
'mcnt of the Urinarv Organs, Pain in the-
IR.ick, Side, and Wtwee-n the shoulders,"
' 'predisposition to Slight Golds, Hacking
anl Continued Cough, r.maciatiou, uiiucui
tv of Rrenthing
" . -
ore still, out we have space
.i.U- t.is:n- it will r.-.t onlv cure the eicbil w
tv following Chills an 1 Fever, but prevent
all attacks arising from Miasmatic Intluen
ces.and cure t!ie diseases at once, if already w-4
n attacked. And as it acts direvtly and per-w
Jrsistently upon the biliary svste".n. ar.ui.-iug.
j the L iver to action, premoting in fact, all Q
excretions and secret ioi.s of the system, it 4
. ..ii r.r ...... .r..';...-;. W
will liuaoii'ij pieein io imnui vwn-
seeUnces following upon change of climate
aud water ; hence all travelers :-bor.Id have
l.ltle with them, and all should take a
lj table spoonfed at least before eaMng. As
prlt prtveiiis eosiiM ii'.vs. miuil.i '-
gestive organs, it shouM Iks in the bands ofjj"
all persons cf sve'eiitary habits, students, pi
ministers, literary men. And all ladies no
W accustomed to much eut d r exercise should .
always use it. If thy will they will find D
nn agreeable, pleasant, and efficient remedy
Q against those ills which rob them of their
beauty; for Wauty cannot exist without W
health, aiia health cannot exist while thc-p
al-ve irregulatiesc ontinue. Then again, tj
the Cardial is a jK?rfe-Ct Mother's Relief.
jTakcn a month or two I t-fore the final trial Q
t5 die will pass the dreadful period with perfect Jj
Psiifetv. Time is v.o unst'ie it, thiA3
Cardial i all ve claim fi-r it. K-tlhent, try
if! And b you we appeal to detect the J
illni'ss or decline r.oi cnly of your daugh-L,
ters Wfoic it be too late." but also yeur sons
and husbands, for while the former, from
false delica 'V. often go;s down to aprema-K
ture grave rather than let their condition W
fx W known in time, the latter arc often so.
B mixed up with tLe excite-ment of business
' 'that if it were not for yeu they too would,
travel in the same downward path, until! s
too Lite to arrest toeir fatal fall. Rut the J
M mother is always igilent, and to you we
confivlently apjeal ; for we are sure your ft
never fuling affection will unerringly jioint
Vyou to Prof. Wood's Restorative Cordial and
and RKxvl Renovator jls the remedy which, ,
Hshould W alwavs on hand in time of naed.Q
O. J. WOOD. Proprietor,. 444 Broadway. r-
New York, and 111 market street, St.f
J-'Ljuis. Mo., ard sold by all good Druggitts.
H Price One Dollar per Bottle.
FOR SALE BV, H. C. DtvisE, Ebensbiko.
E
HOSTETTER'S
8T0M10H BITTERS.
The proprietors and manufacturers cf HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to phy
sicians and citizens generally of the United States
because the article has attained a reputation
heretofore uukuown, A few facts upon this joint
will speak more powerfully tlmn volume-son
bare assertions ex blazoning puffery. The con
sumption of II ostetter's Stomach Bitters for the
last year amounted to ove r a half million bottles
and from its manifest steady increase in times
past, it is evident that during the coming year
the consumption will reach near one million bot
tles. This immense amount could never hare
l-een sold but f r the rare medicinal properties
contaiued iu the prci ration, and the sanction, of
the most prominent physicians in those sections
of the country where the article is lest know n,
who not only rccommende ? the Bitters to their
patients, but are ready at all times to give testi
monials to its efficacy in all cases of stomachic
derangements and the diseases resulting therefrom
This is r.i-t a temporary popularity, obtaintd
by extraordinary efforts in the way r f truir.i
ing the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid c.-ti-mation
of an invaluable medicine, which is eles
tined to be' as enduring as time itself.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved a
Godsend to regions where fever and ague and
various f'tl.er bilious complaints have counted
their victims by hundreds To be able to state
confidently that the "Putters" are a certain cure
for the Dyspepsia and like disease-s, is to the pro
prietors a source of unalloyed pleasure. It re
moves all morbid matter from the stomach, pu
rifies the 11 .el, and imparts renewed vitality
to the nervous systefor giving it that tone and !
energy indi.q ei.saUe st the restoration ef health.
It operates upou the domach, liver, and other
digestive organs, milaly but powerfully, and
Soon restores them to condition essential to the
healthy di-Large of the functions of nature.
Llde-rly oi rsms may use the Bitters daily as
per directions .n the Lottie, and thev will "find
in it a stimulant T-cul:arly adapted to co:..f it
leciimng vears. as it i-; pleasant to the .- .! .
invigorating to the lowfls, exLent as a t
and n-juvepatitig generally. We Lave tl.e evi
dence of thousands e f ag-.'. men and women wLo
Lave experienced the Lei.efit of u-::ig this prep
aration while suffering from stomach derange
ments and general debility; acting unde-i the ad
vice ef physicians, they Lave abandoned all ele-1-
eteri .us drugs aud f.drlv tested the n.crits e-f this
article. A few words to tho rentb-r sex. There
are certain periods whe-atheir cares are so bar
raising that manv of tliem sink under the trial.
The relation of mother and ehi'.d is so absorbing
lv tender, that the motLe-r, e.-pe-ciallT if she be
voting, is r.j t t forget Ler own Le.dth in Ltr ex
treme anxiety for Ler infant. Should the period
of maternity arrive dum.g ti e summer season,
the wear e-t 1mk;- and mind is generally aggrava
ted. Here then, is a necessity f r a stii'o'-.ient to
recuperate the energies f the system, and enable
the mother to War up under Ler exhausting tri
lls and rtspooMi.uities. Nursisig motl ers gener.
ally prefer tl.e Bitters-1 a'd e ther invigorators
that reve-ive the end r. "ment e-f physicians, le
cav.se it is agicc.l'le to the taste as well as cer
tain to give a permanent uicr'Mse ef bodvily
strength.
All tin-so pers- ns, to whom we have part:cu-
larlv referred above, to wi:: sntVerers from fever
and ague, causdl by malaiia, diaril.rea, dysen
tery, indigestion, loss ef apietitc, and ail e'.isea-
se's or derangements of the stniach, supcranua-
ted inva.nls, persons of sedentary accupation.
and nursing mothers, will consult their own phy-
sieal welfare bv giving to llostetter s Celeorated
St 'mach B.tters a trial.
CAUTK N. We caution the public gainst
using any oi the many imitation ei Co . jell?,
but ask for Hostetter's Ci:i.KrRATr.n Stomach
Bitt!:.;s, and se-e that each Kittle has ti e words
"Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters" blown on
the side of the bottle, and stampl on the metal
lic cap covering the cork, and observe tlu.t our
mtograph signature is on tliclarxl.
fXJ- Prepared and sol i by Ilt'Sl El li.lt v
SMITH, Pitta nigh. Pa., and sold by all drug
gists, grocers, and dealers generally throughout
the United Stab-?, South America, and Germany.
AGENTS. Davis &r Jones. EWnsburg; J. A.
triish. Summit ville; Wm. Luzingcr, Loretto;
Peter Kinn-i-v. Munster.
Sept. o, 1SC0. !y.
B CER HAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
FOB
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &.c.
Th snrcefnl introJuoti.-n bdJ use cf tlii eelebrtM
Imp-lT h.-v been th sLrtml fur a literal fluod of cmnpoun-la
ml 1.1 - Uittora," offered io various lorm. from a qtisrt
bt.ttlB to a five jrallon kep, un:il this ..rd Bitt-r " U l-u
aiioUv-r naiuo for grc-g,"" or sc-tue Tilliiioous whiskey mix
tare. .
But the reaily prt at nln-f derived from the nuaut doe
one texpooof ui, of our mt-dicine,
BCERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
And the entir alatnr f rftT pmtfratinn, hum ertjiMiibed
for it a reputation whit h the hurt of imitati-ioB and coun
terfeits hare failed to undermine. It ia jv-witively a Vee
talle prewtration, with barely sufficient pare epirite to
prnrn it.
But one aize of the genuine, (II Jf Pint Bottles,) price
One Dollar.
It is a medicine of long tried cEcawy for rurifyng
the Blood, so essential for the foundation of good
health and for correcting disorders cf the etemach
and bowels.
Two or three doses will convince the afiicted of
iU salutary effects. The stomach will speedily regain
its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowel
and hidncys will soon take place, and renewed
health be the quick result.
For Inelifrestion.
Try Bfrrhavt's Helland Eitttri.
For IIea.rtttlrn,
Try Ba-rhave's Holland Bitter.
For Acielity,
Try Dorhatt'i Holland Bitten.
ForlWat erbrash.
Try Brrrtare't Hollaed Bitirri
For HeaJaclio,
Try Burhaic'i Dtlland Bitters.
For boss of Ai-retite,
Try barhae"i Holland Bitten.
For Costivenees,
Try Cirrhau's Holland Bitters.
For I'iles.
..fry Brxrhau's Holland Bitten
In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic A lec
tions, it haa in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial, and in others effected a decided cure.
BEAD CAREFULLY!
The f-eouine highly nrientraUd B.iTharps Holland
Bitter u pot up in half-pint bottlr only, and retailed at
ne Dollar per kottle. The fm demand- ftr this truly
eeWbraled Medii-ine haa induced many imitations, which
the public should guard against purchasing.
Bewarr tf ImpotilianI & thai our waau u on Car IoM
a mcry buUlt yon bug.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. &. CO.
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
PITTSBUUCn, PA
For sale-in nU-iisbur- by A. A. T-AIiKIiU.
August 1SG0.-Iv..
COUNTY, SCHOOL & POOR HOUSE
ORDERS
PURCHASED AXD FOR .SALE
r.Y
F. A. tUOUREU.
Juo 12, 6l-tf.
AYER'
CATHARTIC
PILLS.
Are yoa sick, fltblr, and rom
flaininir? Are rtra fnt of or lor,
with your systrin dcrancl, s.nd
our fix-linirs uncoinlbrta!lo i
'hee srmiitiTTis are ofli-o the
rn-lu Jotos-TiouMllneea. Some
fit of ei-km-ii" i erei-piujf upon
yoa, and lioul 1 tie avt-rted br a
timely use of t'-e rii;tit n-nivy.
Taip Arer's I'ilN. and cleanse
out the di moored hum ore pu
rify the blood, and 1-1 the flail
movr on eanlMriKiel hi tmll!i
train. T hoy jVmulHU' t lie fubr -tions
of the'lKx'T into Tiorooa
A
fc-r the oiMitrurtion which, make
l.eaEC A coll s.-tii aar..e-
: when- in the Uvly,and olwtnicU
it n.V.itral fiini-ti.roa. Tliese, if not rvlie-ed, rv-t ua
t!im-lv and the snrroundin? ortrmis. pmdueinif rew
rr.tl argravtiMi, sofT. rjnir, and di-m-e. Wi.iie iu li.ia
condition, mpprsa""! tv tlie di-ran',t"ment. take Ayer'a
Mils, and se" how direV-tlr th.r restore t'.tr- natural e
tkn of t!ie syt.t.'!ii, and with It the buoyant fcrlin of
hi-alth afraiiK What if 'mo and so apparent ' i tHriad
ml rrmm-ic complaint. f also tru in many of the dc-p-firatd
and dno'rou cii't- mper". The eame purpttiv
effi-et fxpt-Ia thtm. Cajsl br bimilar ohtnietkn iu4
dcranremeut of the natural funclKMie of the body, they
arc rapi-lir, aud mauv of tlim fnrrly, cured by t!i- uae
means. Xoue who knw the virM- f the. IM1, will
n-c)vct to employ tht-xu whin euJv nnj frvm the vdur
d.T they cure.
St.it-moiiti from l.-adln? fhysWtn" some or the
priricijU citi--s, and fxoui wtiicr well kauwu puhuc Icr
6ons. i'r -i a roncardinff JrrcUds ff St. LovU, TtA. 4. 1--J6.
r. ATKi:: Your li:is are the paraxon of aJl thet ia
trrt in nWioine. Try have cui-d niv little dnl ter
of ulivrua eoree npon htr band aud lx-t llwit had provsj
incuriMe for yeari". ll-r mother l:as Ixx-ti .ja,r crir-r-ouvlralTi;
U-d with bK.t-h-s snd i lmpl. s on her kin aiil
in !i"-r h-iir. AftiT our child w cured, lr? tried
your ttlH. d have ctired h.-
As a Family Phyale.
Fmrn Dr. E. 1C Cvrtwrijlit, .Ycr Orlcm.
Vonr fills are the prinf of purges. Their e-jcertlent
qu . t.ur;- anv cathartir we 1" Th T ar
mii J, Sjt verveertJUti and eHV-ual in th-ir action on th
Uiw-vU, whi.-li mk-s thfcitt iuvaluaUe to us tu tlc Uail
trtiui-nt of diwax-.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foal Stomach.
t'rvn Dr. Ed-rard LcyJ, EuXimorc
Oer Bko. Aver: I cannot answer you tck.-t com
plair.ts I have ctirW i!h your Tills b-tt.-r than tj say
uil that r (tt f real wir a pvrgntirr tu-ire. I place,
jrcat dieodTioe oa an ffl-c:-ial ca;harti ia try infly
ci!i:f-: with Ji-aw. and !-lio ii;jr a I do that your I'i'ls
afford us the best wc have, I of ooursv value tbt-ia hitily.
I'lTTSBCH'-i, Pa May I. lo.V.
IR. J. C Avert. 5ir : I have lw-n ri.-jx-atIy cured of
th word fcTj.-7(C av.v body caa have, by a or two
of your 1111. It n-.-"tns to arise from a ful stesicch,
which tii.-r c'wante at o:i-
Vours wlUi grwil rot-pert. Kr. VT. PRIir.T.E.
t'.'cr- ochmT t iurM.
Billons Disorder X-lvcr Complaints.
from Dr. 7Ti -..- C'TI, cfXitc Tort Cify.
Not onlr arc vour 1:1! d!Y5!mly adapt od to th-ir rur-po-
a tu i-r"ii-ut, brt I tind tlic-ir bcnu.-ial -aoct Uoa
t!. Uv.-r vt-rv rsui V- l ladt-od. Tl.-y ha'.e iu my prao-ti.-e
firored tiiore e:;--tual f-r the care of liliov rsm
lr!.ii:Js thau anv cue tetuedy I can mention, 1 fiiKjcreJy
r--jio.- that we "have at hnrlh a purgative whi h is wor
th; tin: couiiuwucc of the proft-ufcion aud the people.
IKr.iKTET tF THE IjfTFCIOR.
H'jl incliiit D. e"-. r:n lb..
Sin : I hare u-d vur Ii.i in tuy i:-iH-ral and hosjiital
pra ti-v i-n-r muoc vou made th?m.'aud do not ht-ni:aU-1
ear thy arc the U-'-d cathartic we n-''ry. Their rejrn
latinz a.-Ti on th liver i qnit-k and d-ciied. ruD
jin uJiv t!iev are aa a liuir--i!;.- rttu-dy fwr i-raucmt-iita
fthat oryu. In 1-J, I have t-ldom fouud a case of
t-i:Uui tliiist so o'ilj.i.t-; tii.it it did uot r-aiiily vi-ld to
thtm. Frali-nuIIy your. ALOZe HVI.L.M. D
J-tiy.ticiau of iht Marine H spiiaL
Dysentery, DIarrltcra, Relax, lVoruut
From. Dr. J. O. Grcm. tf ( "iiipa.
Yonr ru; have lia-1 a luur trial in my pracsioe, atid 1
boll them ia ei-ret-m r one of the bt-t.t ;--rf. uts I Lave
ever found. 1 t-ir alti-rative -J-.-ct uikii th? liver makes
th-iu au exe-ll-i:t n im-ilr,hii iv-a io (-lii.nil dOMi for
f i.'iVni dysmtery iu-i Jinrrhr :. 1 !.-ir urar-coatJag
makes them very a-c-ptable and coiiviuivnt ior the Ua
of women and c!iil irv.i.
Dyspepsia, Intpnrlty of the Eleod.
Frnm Ilcr.J. I Il-mrr, f.ulcr f Aireut C1r, ,
rR- ATffl: I have u v-d ytur I'i'ls with extraordinary
fuco-ks in my family and usuiic liium 1 am cd!i-d Io i iMt
iu ditrvs- To rfcuiu the oran of tV--tion ant
purify the blood, tiiey are tha v-ry be-t ; Jy I have
-v-r known, and i e-a;i conta.i.-at!y re-U!t:i-:-l t'.'-m to
my friends. YoiiTB. J. V. I1IM1.S.
W Aitw, W yoming "o, N. T-. ct- 24, 1Vi.
Pr in Slit: I fun UM:':.' yonr Cjilhartjc i'llin in ray prae
ti. and rind lk:-m nn .-x-cll--nt pt:rr-alive to cltuilse tlio
fvtt'-iu and pari'V thr f r'vt-.inn nf re ?.-.
John ii. mkacham. m. p.
Constipation. foillvenffi, Sniprrlen,
Xlieuinat iin. t.ont. XcuralgU, l)iti,
Paralysis, Klt, etc.
From Dr. J. I: 1'wpkn. yrnfcnt, .-of,.
T"9 mnoli rranot be :l!of yonr 1:IJ r-r tf miif
mttir nrt. If otiij-s 1 our lntt-rr?y l.a.c- Kjiii ttieta
as -fTi.-a.-iou as I have, ilii-y hn:l l.ixiu ra- iu .rwl-um-iuj:
it for the l-?H-tit of tc mnllii.Hl.ii w ho S'liTer from
that compl.-unt. whir!i. al: i .nli Uvi cuonti iu it If. is
the prT-M.itor of otin-rs t'-t r.r- n.r". I !i vc en
firencju to oriiaalc Iu the liter, but your ulvct lluct
orriui and cure- tliO Iit'a,-
Frcm J.'.i. E. Stu-irf, y. i i rn r?if AT V 7? f?.
I find or.e or two lr -e dom-s cf yo-ir I'iliw. lk-n at the
proior time, are exe.-li-:t or -Tiv- f ie rrr?
rTttion w'-i; wh-i.'Iy .r pmiy Mipprc-rwJ. a::d li
very -rTc-u.-.l ti -?.- " if '-r, 1 . -jwl to.rwt.
Tii-y are hi :u'i-h liie 'iv!-l o usre tl.at 1 recJJS
m .i J uo oti.r i-j tuy j- .-
From tlit Iirr. Dr. 7 iH-ii s, o-'i' MlTiGjlf
Prnv.i 11. i i .
H.'tonFK Silt: I -lio K- tir.-T-:-f";i -r Hi" reli-f
your kiU 1m l.nui' : iu. il I oi-i uot rcpu'-t i ty tatw
io you. A eo5d s -tt! ! i i my lrr.be and 'it o-i
crui-iaiin t.rMrni lie nx, !i ca-.iii in nrm-i.- taw-meitis-n.
Notvvi::il. -.-ii I Uu i il:-: ! if j i:r-i.-iri-,
Sho Ii--a?e jrrcw ir" .i ! 1 trow, n-tA by jli. ti : i -e of
yti.ir c-f.dii.-t.t ut i" i-r.-, 1 v. -r. 1 tu-il
your Tluir !-- - . r- h!ow, b t p.y p-
itvcriUjj iu t!;c use of !ii I nni !.-- t ::tir- '.y v., 11.
fKSATF.ru e'lttKi:. !:st.n Ttonf:'', Ivv., l-.'.s.
Tirv. A vr.it : I i u .iir -ly !.-ii. by your I : ' ! v
of iihrf-nwr --uf a j Li:''-! 'i-.rtt tiit ti el --: J
Ju-forycari. INe'ilX i M.1II.1.I
Tr"J Mod of tlie rill-s ir. nirVd ew:ii "M r-rry.
w-u-.-h. clThoutili a v.-hi.i l - r uii-lv ;j i-k,! i.1 ,4,
danTons in a r. Mr ; '!!. from t'i; r'Tlfi- ,o ;-e
that fn.-jUi;.i:ly f"ill r ji-.-jiuli-i-ji u-e. Tik-w CHLa
no mercurj- i-r n;!'.-r-.l F-.;V-taut- vih.-.t er.
Priced 25 cents per Bex, or 5 Boxea f.T $L
Prepared ty Dr. J. C. JLTSS Zi, CO., Low?"., Xats.
S li! by K. S. Ur.rn, KWn-buri ; C. T. Krs-zrr
J ibnt-.w n ; T. . Kir.j f;. ',.. lk-Ian' ; P. II.
SliiebJ. Luretto; J. A. I'an.-b, Suinuit; and 1t
Je-ii!eTs ove-rywhfre.
Drt crakr , ISCO.-ly.
,'Jim MANHOOD
Eovr Lest, How Restored.
J.t Fuf-iixhe-I. in a S-aleJ Eurc")e.
a i.Kcruni: on the nati kk. thkat-
MENT AND KAL'iC AL CUi;i: OF SPEUMA
TOlill'EA, er e-ui.ii.J AVcaknc. tiual Debili
ty, NcrveuMii' r.i: 1 1 11 v -I notary Eniis!-ieD5.
Tv!nei:is Inip-.tt bey. C.nix:in tlon an l Mn.tal
ami rbysiri! inc.tj-iwity.
Br n B. J. I I VI KV KiX. M . r.
Tiic in'-jviTLint fact tb;it tbc aw ful -r.stierc
f t'if-sl ei i;.iy 1? cf:e-ct'5.i.ly r mfve-d witbotit
iiiiniiiil rricaiiv.ir.es er tl.e elai.erous a'ie4iUoua
ef t'Uniics. iiistrUii'l.ts, teuleatexl IvjUgit, uli'i
ulbt-r e ir. j-irical 1 vi.- s. is be re e Vajly el-m;nstr.t-toJ,
Rn I lh? rt.t:n..y T;rw- anj l :"ily sunroof. J
tp.-nTr.iont. as tc-I Vy tho celebrate-J st::br
fi;"y xj laii.e J. ly r.it-AbS cf Licit e very e iie b
e nabltil t cure biiiiSeif rfcelly. it tLc 2t:ait
Iviile c.-t. tlit-iel'y avoiilin . tbe sulve-rti".!
n-stri.i:iP ( t!:o . Tli;bttt'rc vi'.l rrxve
b s ii t .1i a!ll tbfi:aIs
t u.t unib : .M.a1,in a n rnvt-lno. t' ny
a Ii.:t&s, jHffi jMti l, the' nxvijt .f ttvo
stats rs, bv iiiire! ii.t:;b j. c. ia.::r..
M. !.. 127 r.,.vrv. Ne -v Y. rV, 1" st Of: o
F. x 4.58r,.
Mare-h 20. ol. A si- ll.'e.'.-ly Ar jr H.V.1.
SE.F- SEALfNG "
r 11 U I T C A N 5 .
S,:OU .SUI.U LIST YCAIl!
"II c un. t rs'i.wl will Ll poj-ular m..e
SELF-SEALIUG FRUIT CANS,
1 Tl.is .-case'D. .it tue fallow in,; iuIlx. FOX CASH :
One QaartC.uio. with Cunent. SI CO j-cr J.tj ii.
Two Quart Cans, w ith Cvtui r-t, $1 73 jht 3.v.t i..
K--V.1 01 tiers from aoiUm-e f -r Fivr 1.'.:i .
t meirf, trl,rn a.-r i.nMinictl tnlh .V cr.sh, will
.r.4itplly atfnbl ti the- Cans sm!y picko l
utid elclivrrex! at tbo ILiIliw-i St tii.ni witin'Ut
fxtn ebiro.
A1lr sH .r sccJ orelern o
FUANK XV. HAY.
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near John Ileairick's, in said township.