Liii
2,
f
Klierae tire likely to be frustrated. In
rtcuJ of being provided with employment
which will keep them out of the way
which so often leads to prostitution, that
very provision is made the means of de
lating them to prostitutes. ,Vuu u.
tionaf legislators support that prostitution
out of the public treasury. Will not for
eign carpers point at it as another illustra
tion of "Yankee cuteness," that men,
who want to enjoy illicit amours, get
them so cheap? Instead of paying their
kept mistresses out of their own pockets,
they billet them on the public treasury.
Mr. Chase, if lie ha the sensibilities that
rfnuinc man. must feel his
U vviliu p
checks tingle, when he reflects upon what
a use has been made of his department.
It was stated that when Sir. Chase began
to employ women, the object was to pro
vide for the " widows and daughters of
our brave soldiers" How beautifully
this promise has been kept! St. Ixmis
J.'ijiiiblh'an.
T n e Latks t. Great excitement
amongst the Wall street gamblers ; gold
goes up, gold goes down ; great panic in
I he dry goods line ; great rush to the
heap store of K. J Mills &, Co., who
have just been down to the city, and re
turned with tho Iairest, best and cheapest
lot of clothing ever brought to town.
They have nil tho tales styles, that is the
reason every one buys front them, any
goods of all kinds at city prices. Call
and see them beforo purchasing elsewhere,
as you will save money by doing so.
They charge nothing for showing goods, so
call and see them whether you wish to
buy or not.
- i - r- m - i ,
Khom Coi.okaih. There is much ex
citement in Dmver City in const ipience
if the Indians murdering and scalping a
nan, woman and two children and burn
ing a taiuhe 20 miles east of this city.
The Jodics were exhibited in the streets
( this place to day. The militia arc organi
sing and drilling, and soldiers are in pursuit
i tne Indians. Much stock has been stolen
at different points lately.
Two men and a boy are going to
r.tii from New York this week for Kng
!.md, tin v. little I oat biig rigged, only tit
t -i 11 feet long and one and three-quarters
t- iis register. This is the smallest ve.-sel
ti.at ever essayed to cross the Atlantic,
;r.uJ it is expected the voyage will take six
v cks.
C3T Why is a stove an agreeable aifiir
in summer as well as winter ? U -cause
it !- air. ays grate-full at either season
x lien coaled.
Cv A Dutchman's heart-rending so'.ilo-
j iv is described as follows: " .She loves
S,o:i Mickle so petter as I, because he
has got a co.iple tollaia more as I h is."
C-y Some people are never contented.
After having their limbs broken, their
liea !s smashed, and their brains knocked
"ii:, they will actually go to law, and get
t.irth
amages.
Oiiliaii' Court Sole.
By virtue of
nn order of the Orphans' Court of "the Conn
tv ..f Land ria, directed to the undersigned
Ai'miniMrator of RcWra Crm, late of
Suinnei l.iil township. Cambria count', de
feased, there will be exposed to public sale
at the Hotel f James D. Il.imi't on, in the
l'" Tough ef Wihjiore, on Saturday the 28 rd
;ay of July next, at 2 o'clock P. M., of said
e . v. the f -Ilowing real estate of which the
m Rebecca Croin died seized, viz :
A certain piece or parcel of land situate
Simmerrill township. Cambria county.
I'ijoii.j.ig lands of Christian Smsy, Hei'is
1 t I'.vtrie Skeliy, deceased, Catharine Crom,
Abraham CYoiu, and Joseph Wright, con
: m.u forty-seven acres, or thereabouts.
'1EHMS One-half of the purchase money
he paid on ctitifirmation of the sale, and
the residue in one year thereafter, with in
t'Tost. to he secured by the Judgment Bond
aud Mortgage of tlie purchaser.
JOSEPH MILLER,
June 22, 101 3t Administrator.
V""otlee.
-- AH persons inJcbted to me for
subscription, advertising or job work, are
requested to settle their accounts immedi-ute,y-
J AS. S. TODD.
April 13, 1804.
yilun' Court Sale.
Bv virtue of an
1 kr issuing out of the Orphaus' Court of
Cambria county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to sate, at public vendue or
outcry, at the Hotel of George W. Mullin,
at Crtsson, on Saturday the 25th day of
lune, 1804, at one o'clock, P. M., the fol
lowing real estate of Thomas H. Porter, a
tumor child of William Porter, deceased, to
wit :
NUMBER ONE.
i'he undivided one-half of thirty-three
acres unimproved land, situate ir. Washing
ton township, Cambria county, adjoining
lands of F. M. Georgo, David Fox and
others.
NUMBER TWO.
The undivided one half of twcntydour
acres of land situated in Washington town
ship, Cambria county, adjoining lands of
Philip Pritsch, John Porter, Mrs. Donaldson
;.nd others.
NUMBER THREE.
A piece or parcel of land situated in
Washington township, Cambria county, ad
joining lands of F. M. George, David Fox
and the Porter estate, containing five acres
TERMS OF SALE.
Onehalf on confirmation of sale, the other
half in one year thereafter, to be secured
hy bond and mortgage of purchaser. .
M. HASSON,
Guardian of Thos. H. Forter.
'nii lf. 1864-td
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SCEOFULA AND SCEOFDLOUS DISEASES.
cmvry .aes, a writ-Known merchant
(lrfnr1. ,fn.if
I have sold large fjiiaetities of vour Sarsapau
ILZ.A, but never yet one bottie wliicli fuilvri ot tlie
desired effect and lull s-sitbtiiction to those w ho took
it. As fatt as our people irv it, thev ojrn-e there 1.t
been 110 medicine. Jike it be'toie in our commuuity ."
Eruptions, limplca, Blotclioa, Pustulea,
Dicers, Sores, and all Diaeusos of the Skin.
from J!rr. f!ul,t. Strattuii. lirislo'., tSnylamt.
" 1 ouly do my duty to you aud the public, when
I add my testimony to that you public of the me
dicinal virtues of your SjAKSapaiuli.a. Mv daugh
ter, aged ten, had au ufthctiog tumor in Ler ears
eye9, and Jinir lor years, which we weie io,nl le to
cure until we tried jour .Sap.saParii.la. Le hss
been v.eil lui' boiue mouths.''
From Mrs. June F. I2ice. a veil Inricn tni! mvrli
titermed latly of Demiiscille, t ope Miy Co., X. J.
" My daughter lias ttiiVeied for a ye:.r j.a.-t with a
scrofulous eruption, which was very troulOeMime.
AottiiiiirutToicieu any reuef uutil wel:ied vour ai:
SAPAKii.LA, wliich soon completely cured" her."
From Charles P. Cage, Esq., of the tciihhi-kuoirn firm
(f Gage, Murray If o, niunnltctur'cr fj ticBi
elled p'tjicrs in Sailiita. .V. 11.
" 1 had for several years a very troublesome hu
mor hi my lace, which giew constantly woiie in. til
it diflipured my lentures nnd became tin iniolcinble
afUictiou. 1 tried unuost evcrv thing a man cuuld of
botli advice : i medicine, but viihout anv relief
whatever, until I took our SARAAFAniu.A. It
immediately made my lace worse, an vou told me it
lui-lit lor a time; but in few weeks' the new fUn
bejran to form under tlie blotchis, iii.d coi:;h.ued
until my luce is i.B nuooth u uuvbodv's. &nd I am
without any symptoms of the disease that 1 know
oi. 1 enjoy perfect health, and without a doubt owe
it to your Sausapaku.la."
Erysipelas General Debility Purify the
Blocd.
Jrfm Dr. Holt. Sau-in, Houston St., X. Y.
Dr. Aykr: I seldom fail to remove Eruption and
Scrofulous Sorts by tlie persevering Ui-e of jour
tjAHSAPARiLLA, and 1 huve just now cured au at
tack of MaJiy.iaut Erysipelas wilh it. 'o altera
tive we poess equals the .Sausapa kill a jou have
supplied to the proiestion as weil ug to the people.'1
From J. E. Johnston, E.n , If'iUerian. Ohio.
44 t or twelve years 1 had the yellow Er sipelns oo
my right so in, during which time I tried "all the cel
ebrated phsiciauF I could reucli,aud took I. unci reus
of dollais' worth of medicines 'i'he u'eers wot so
bed that tlie cords became visible, unci the doctors
decided that my arm niiict Le aiupututed. I beau
taking your S a rsa pa kill a Took two bottle? nl
Borneo1 your I'ills Together they huve cuieil me.
1 am now as well and found as anyboi'.y I'cirf.' in a
public place, my cuse is known to' ever body in this
community, and excites the wonder of ail."
From Hon. Henry Monro, M. P. P., of Xncca. tie. C.
If'., n lending member qf the Canruhan Farliamrnt.
"I have used vour Sarsapauilla in mv family,
for general debility, and for pwij'ijhig tlie hood,
v.ith verv beneficial results, and leel coulideu.ee iu
commending it to the atllicted."
St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Kheum,
Scald Ilend, Sore Eyes.
From Harre't Sirfrlvr, Esq., the a' le editnr cf the
Tunckhnnnock hcviiicrat, J'tnnsiilrttnia.
Our ouly child, about three years ot'ne, was at
tacked by pimples ou his forehead. They rapidly
iipread uiitil they formed a loathsome and virulent
sore, which covered his face, p.nd actually Llii 'lid
bis eyes for some days. A skilful physician api lii d
citrate of silver and "other remedies, w ithout any ap
parent effect. For fifteen days w e guarded 5iis hand-1
les with them he should tear open the jestenng ftd
corrii t wound w hich covered hie whole face, llav-
inir tried everv tliini; elso we bud any be e from, we
berau piving your sa (ISA pa rilla, and applying
the iodide of potash lotion, 63 jou direct, 'i he tore
beun to lieal when we had fivcn the tlrt bottie,
and wad well w hen w e had rini.-hed the second. 'I l.e
child's eyelashes, which had ceme out. grew eiuii,
and he is now s healthy and fair us nnv other, i he
whole neighborhood predicted that ti.e child mu?t
die.''
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
From Dr. Hiram Sloat. of at. Louis. Missouri.
"1 fiud your Sausaparilla a moie efiV-ctual
remedy for the secondary symptom of Sujhilis,
and for syphilitic disease tliau any other we possess.
The profession are indebted to you for tome of the
best medicines we have."
From A. J. French, M. )., an eminent physician of
Lawrence. Mass.. who is a prominent member f
the Legislature of Massachusetts.
Kit. A V K it M v dear ir: I have fourd your
both of the primary and secondary type, and effect
ual iu some cases that were too obstinate to yield to
oil.er remedies. 1 do not know what we can era
ploy wi; h more certainty of success, w here a pou er
lul alterative is required."
Mr. (has. S. Van Lieir. of Sew Erunstcel; .V. J.,
''"tl dreadful ulcers on bis leps, called by the Lbuse
Ol mercury, or mercurvi' oieuzr, nn.n ""
end more excavated for yenrs, in spite of every
remedy or treatment that could beupp.ied, untii the
persev'erins use of Ay Eli's Sarbapauilla relieved
liiin l ew cases can be found moie imeterate and
distresfiu than this, and it took several dozen bot
tles to cuie him.
Leacorrhoea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by "eternal ,S.-r';'';i '..i:i t Iter
ation, and are very oi:e:i cured by tiie alteraiivo
elfect of this SiltSAPAKIi-LA. Sunn; cases reouire,
however, iu nid of the Paksapahilla, the skilful
appiicatiou of local remedies.
From the trell-tnovn and wih:'i-cte'ratel Ir.
Jacob Morrill, of 1'inciunatt.
"I have found vour Sahsai-aiom a an excel.eist
alteiatoe iu disea.-es of femc't-H Many cs s ol ir
rcularitv, Iucorrlnea, Internal L Icerutmii, ana
local deb'ilitv, arisiu;r from the scrolulous diathesis,
have yielded to it, and theie are tew Unit no not,
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment. '
A lady, vuicUUng to allow the publi&Uinn if her
name, write:
" Mv daughter and myself have been cured of a
verv debilitating Leucorrlnea of Jong standing, by
tw o bottles of j our Sai;8aiai:illa."
Rheumatism. Gout Liver Complaint. Dys-
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win n caused bv Scroful i in the f stem, aie rapidly
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, . . . ; ,1.-,
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more than to assure the pu'.li.t their quality u
maintained equal to the best it ever has Wen,
and that they may he depended on to do eii
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. C. AVI.R, M. 1)., & Co.,
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Dr. R S. BUNN, Ebensburg,
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June 15, 1804.
LiST
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Dissolution of Partnership.
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between Ryan and Durbin, was dissolved on
the 15th inst.,ly mutual consent.
May o, U43t-
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a Positive and Specific Ketnedy for diseases
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"For Weaknesses aris'n?; from Excesses.
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Weak Nerves." Trembling',
Horror of Disease. "Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision. Pain in the Backj
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands. Flushing of the Body,
Dry Less of the Skin. Eruptions on tlie Face.
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on,
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soon follows
Imjjotcimj , Fatuity, Epileptic Fits,
In one of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently
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-INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."
Many are aware of the cause of their suff
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Insane Asylums.
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption.
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as
sertion. The Constitution once effected with Organic
Weakness requires the aid of Medicine to
Strengthen and Invigorate the System.
Which Heimbold's EXTRACT BUCHU
invariably does. A Trial will convince the
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FEMALES FEM ALES FEMA L ES.
In many Affections peculiar to Females the
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remedy, as in ChloroHs or Retention, Irre
gularity, Painfulness. or Suppression of
Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or
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or Whites, Sterility, and for all complaints
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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It causes a frequent desire anel gives
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r I Tlie Confctaloni and Experience of
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TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who
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mav be had of the author.
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June 15; 1864-ly.
License Xoilce.
The following petitions will be presented
for action of tho Court, at next Argument
Court, to be held for Cambria county.
TAVERN.
Adam Kurtz. Cambria Borough.
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F. A. Gibbon, Allegheny township.
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