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i 1 I rpjio AJJ.eaJbL4aiaJL,xa.. 29. LOCAL AMD PERSONAL Thermometrical Observations. Prepared weekly, by Dr. R.

S. Bunu. fOB WEEK ENDING MARCH 2G. 7 A. M.

12 H. 6 P. u. av'ge. Mr.

20. 39 32 37 21. 25 30 26 27 23. 20 30 25 25 23. 30 40 35 35 24.

25 30 2S 27 25. 20 30 22 24 i. 2(5. 13 23 26 24 Areraje temperature for tho week 26j. Sjte.

Those marked thus are below 0, or Zero. Spring Elections. Believing that tnanv of our readers will be interested thereby, we publish below tbe result of the elections held in the different bor- waras ana tuwnsuips oi Cambria couutj, on the 17th day of February, IStJO: Allegheny Toicnship. Directors. John.

M'Mulleu, Michael Carrigan; Assessor, Washington Douglass; Constable, Henry Glass Supervisors. James A. Douglass, Peter Sherry Town Clerk, Michael Leavy A'iitcr, Jeroaie Dawson; Judge, (Dist. No. Patrick Mullen Inspectors, (Dist.

Xo. 1, Patrick Donoughe, Joseph Daily Judge, (Dist. -Vo. 2.) Patrick Smith Inspectors, (Dist. No.

2.) T. ii. Gilson, John M'Dermit. Blacklick Township. Directors.

David Powell, John Xipps As-gssor. Joseph S. Mardi3 Constable, Joseph S. MarJis: Supervisors, Adam Makin, James M-irJis; Towu Cleric, John B. Ross; Auditor, John Ferguson Judge, Abraham Makin Daniel A.

Rhodes, David Powell. Cambria Township. Directors, David D. Jones, Aud-ew Gittens Assessor, Thomas D. Rees; Constable, Benjamin Lloyd Supervisors, Abraham Jones, John J.

Evans Towu Clerk, Evan R. Morgan; Au- 1 1 a 1 uaor. oamuei uouuti; Justice, Abel Lloyd; Ebeuezer Williams; Inspectors, Evan Lvaus, Uccs J. Lloyd. Chest Township, i Directors, James M'Ance, Philip Miller; As- William Xoel Constable, Francis J.

I Bir'jericit Supervisors, Simon Brandcll, John Town Clerk, Paul Yahner Auditor, i Austeiul Justice, John Lnutzy i.luij;.-. John Thomas; Inspectors, Francis 'ji-jicr. Matthias Deitrick. C'tett Springs Borough. LKTi tors, years, M'Guire, Henrv V.t.r; Directors, 1 year, Anthony Will; As- LiUitiT Burgess.

G. Y. StroLecker rx; Council, C. II. Dauils, Daniel Hilton, M.

Cornelius M'Guire, James P. Fu- Justice, M. D. Judge, R. (1.

Iu-iect-rsf Ucury ilonegal, Jacob 3 4 Carroll Township. Tr.i. 11 I. w.vJ Asessor. Emanuel Auditor, V.

Parrisa Constable, Jehu i- '-iTk. E. Bender; Supervisors. John M.l'.rr, James Yost Judge, Hrnry Bender; In- Augustin Yot, James Kirkpattick. Currolltown Borough.

Directors, Jacob Ycagley, Lucian Kinder; Au's-ur, John Campbell; Constable, Adam i Uurgs, Lawrence Stich; TownCoun-; 1 P. Grosberger, Augustin Farra-; Julius Stich, Michael Stigerwalt, Peter Auditor, Juo.E. Mauchvr; Judge, Inspectors, James Yingcr, Mi-: cusi L.njiiiiyr. i Thomas Wilt, Ivory; As-' "i-r. R.

Mellon; Constable, Augustiu Town Clerk, Peter M'Gough nry Delozii-r Supervisors, William Kiise. Arthur Wharton; Judge, Thomas it: Injectors, Peter Adams, John Xa- i Jr. Confmaujh Township. Pircror, 2 years, John Noon Directors, 3 Yon Leunen. Geo.

Wissiiirrcr -V'iS'tr. John Vrif.n Aiwiifir ITilln Jaeob Wertz, (a tie:) Constable, Elicl I StliMfTo-. j. ii-P r- ('jrirmtiuyh Borough. i Directors, 3 years, German us' Yocgtly, i--a imer; Aisesor, Josepli Alwine Jolin Headritk Burgess.

John King- lowu (Council. lCi-ist Joiin Harkcr, William Callan. John loi, Justice. John Cox; Constable, John Jlii'ro. I'sillnn- Incnrrlnr -'i Lucas.

n. Croijlt Township. Jame4 Mr.tti Jacob Swart.nitrover Supervisors, ttuiniucr, Abraham Knepper; Auditor, rwurpj.er; iovn Klk, W. table, Daniel M'Gough; judge, IC. II rl i vpr fnviiprtira l.

c'Ie. Samuel S. Paul. Mvrris J. Evans, Thomas J.

Davis ,1 Davis; Burgess, Andrew Tmi-n Council, Edward Shoemaker, r. K. Piper, Stephen 1. William Kittell Justice, David II. unstable, George Gmlev; Judge.

Isaac Iuspectors, John S. lChey. John J. Jan.son Township. 'rectors, William Bvers.

Simon Dunmever; Nathan Si iifrnV A n.lJir f. isors, Paul Cobaugh, George Lister; i Morgan Constable, Christian 'ir' Judge. Levi Hoover; Inspectors, i nomas Jones Johnstown Borough. Ikikst waku.1 wcurge select Council, io'' -M-rrell. John L.

Jeffreys Comm lav'. IJ- Edwards, Oi "ir's'X- iV''b M' n'ldell; Directors, Common ale 3 1 lulei Inspectors, Daniel Sharp Otti. WARD. fiii'Ian George X. Smith, James i Council.

Thomas Quinn, a Henrv Walter, (ieorge S. Jut'-e, William M'Kee; Assessor, 'ST nuuen i. vjajjeov i Inspectors, John P. f-Wauffv'11IhmWy; School Di- I aume as ia nrst wara.i 1 (, thiro wa.ru. Himon Hornor.

Peter tr Janes LJell Director, 1 Auditor, 3 vcars, Auditor, 2 years, John II. I-Jv, 1 Cur' 0t'orK" M- As- i.lY i', Constable, Daniel Ze. H- Levergood, Wm. P. Patton Justice, The-ophilus L.

neyer Constable, Jonathan Horner; Assessor, Jacob Horner; Judge, William Dysart Inspectors, John J. Treftz, Henry A. 1 ike (Burgess, School Directors and Auditors same as in first ward.) focbtu ward. Burgess, R. V.

Hook; Select Council, Alexander Kennedy, David Hamilton Common Council, Augustin Robb, J. Q. A. Benshoof, John Sharp, William M. Jones; Constable, Douglass Clellaud; Assessor, Jacob Treftz-Judge, John Parks Inspectors, George Shaffer, Samuel Kuntz.

(School Directors and Auditors same as in first ward.) Loretto Borough. Directors, Michael Kelly, Thosuas Adams Assessor, Patrick Meaiy Auditor, P. J. Christy; Burgess, Philip Hartzog, Town Council Francis OTriel. H.

Shields, P. Morgan, P. Mealy, Dr. W. Gwinn Justice, Peter J.

Christy Constable, P. F. Carney; Judge, Patrick Grimes; Inspectors, Alexander Yiuger, Peter Christy. Munster Township. Directors, Xicholas Freighthoof, Thomas O' Brian; Assessor, Edward Farren; Auditor, F.

Ollarro; Town Clerk, Xeal Diver; Justices, Augustin Criste, Cornelius Diver; Judge, Michael Inspectors, John Parish, William Myers. MiUville Borough. Directors, 3 William Lundy, Evan G. Lewis Director 2 Joseph Masters Director, 1 John Mackells; Assesor, George W. Hutsman; Auditor, John Allison; Burgess, Henry Baltzer; Town Council, Evan G.

Lwis John J. Mills, Samuel B. Patch, Michael M' Guire, James B. Davis; Justice, George Kurtz Constable, Levi Hornberger Judge, Robert Boyle; Inspectors, Owen M'Calfrey, Evuu G. Lewis.

Richland Township. Directors. Christian Emigh, Jacob Foust Assessor, Jacob Siineman Auditor, Christian Emigh Supervisors, Jacob Foust, Aaron Michael Town Clerk, Jacob R. Stull Justice, Moses Yoder; Constable, Joseph S. Strayer Judge, Samuel Hoffman Inspectors, George B.

Stineman, Levi C. Lehman. Summerhill- 'jwnship. Directors, 3 years, Henry Walters, Joseph Wright; Director, 1 year, Barnabas M'Dermit; Assessor, James M' Dunn; Auditor, Oliver Crura, Philip A. Skelly.

(a tie Supervisors, Patrick Riley. George Settlcmire Town Clerk, David Shaffer; Justice, Henry Allon-baugh; Constable, JoLu Mullen; judge, Patrick bempsey Inspectors, Henry Walters, Al-exaudcr Skelly. Suntmileille Borough. Directors, John Quail, James W. Condon; Assesor, Christian Reich; Auditor, Peter Dougherty Burgess, John Quail Town Council, James M.

llitie.ll, John Sbarbnugh, Joseph A. Farsh John Egley, Johu E. Storm; Cou-stable, Arthur Storm; Judge, Joseph M'Clos-key Insp sctors, Hugh F. Stoini, Jauies W. Can-don, Paul (a tie.) Sutqur.hanna Township.

Directors, Peter Gaimnn, Jonas Baum Assessor. William Earkstres-jer Audit B. Supervisors, Johu Porter, Richard II. lowuCici llhs Nugent Justices, Jcl.n 15. Baum.

Francis Benrtr; Constable, Lloyd; Jtidge. David Powers; Inspectors, Byruo, Joseph Lute. Taylor Township. Directors, Ephraim Goughnour, Wm. L.

Gaibraith Assessor, Amos B. Davis Auditor, William Roberts; Supervisors, Jacob Brallier, Christian Good; Constable, George L. Bowser; Jndge. Mercer Drennau Inspectors, David R. llcas, George Fickcs.

Washington Township. Directors, John M'lllin, Conrad Belie Assessor, William M'Gough Auditor, F. M. George; Supervisors, Richard Sharp, Timothy O'Keelfe Town Clerk, Richard Sharp; Constable, Thomas Short; Judge, Henry Keuscn Inspectors, JeremiaU M'Gonigle, Michael Moyer. Vt'hiie Township.

Directors, I'erry Troxell, G. D. IJyers T. S. Poweil Auditor, Robert Hollen Town Clerk, Wesley Scott; Justice, Adam Hurge Constable, Hugh Hollen Judge, Geo.

W. Bowman; Inspectors, Robert Hollen, Isaac Gates. Wilmort Borough. Burgess, Ephraim Crum; Town Council, William II. Gardner, Samuel M.

Kern, Peter Brov. WiTinm R. Hughe, Johu Colgan Assessor, illiain C. Barbour Justice, Joseph Miller; Constable, Matthew M. O'Neill Judge, William K.

Ci Inspectors, Peter Brown, William Butier. Voder Township. Stephen Stutzman, Stephen P. Hamill Auditor, John F. Allen Assessor, John Bradley Supervisors, John Bradley, Geo.

Gates: Justice, Patrick Graham; Constable, John Bradley Judg, Dauiel M'Donald Inspectors, Thomas M'Kernan, George Mitchell. Infaxticidk. AYe learn from the Johnstown papers, that a young woman, named Ann Maria Riffle, a native of Somerset county, was recently arrested in that place, upon the charge of child-murder, suspicion being founded by the discovery of the remains of an infant in a carpet-bag belonging to her. he admitted that she was the mother of the child, but alleges that it was born dead. She charges one James M'Nulty as having been the author of her troubles, and both have been held iu bail for their -appearance at Court.

Enigmas. We have received quite a number of enigmas for insertion in our paper, all of which will appear in their j. roper time. Yc would suggest to the authors the propriety of making their productions as concise nm possible short and to the point. Annexed is a Geographical Enigma, by Gow: am composed of 20 Ittttrt.

My 14 6 3 1C 17 2 15 8 17, is a village iu England. My 19 15 14 20 5 is a town ot Italy. My 8 17 14 10 10 I'J, is a rich town ot Egypt. My 11 10 1 8 17 4 13, is a small river of Greece, in the Morea. My 1858 177 1, is a city of Naples, and capital of an island.

My 12 6 1 3 19, is a town of Hiudoostan. whole was a Greek poet, a native of who wrote a verse History of the Cim-bric war. Gow. Answer next week. Answer to last week's enigma "The Al-leghanian'' sent us by "Hemlock," A.

"Juniper," and others. Pi F.l. In this borough, on Monday afternoon, Mrs. Margaret, con-sott of Richard Griffith, nrd 3i E.f SONS rJSVir their friends and customers to call and examine their new and extensive stock JL of goods openmg week, at their enlarged rooms, ou High street, Ebcnsbure will enable them to offer goods at a very small advance m-T ihy confidently assure individuals, as also Directors anS Uf tLC tUat il "An examination does not necessarily invoice a So, COME ONE, COME ALL and look for yourselves. B-Special attention has been given to the selection of Dress Goods and Ladies' wear Seaerallr- ORDIXAXCES FOR THE REGULATION of thk borocun op w1lmobe.

SectiosI. Be it enacted and ordained by the Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of Wilmore and it is hereby enacted aud ordained by the authority of the same That if any person or persons, after the publication of this ordinance, shall ride or drive horse, mare or gelding through any of the streets of said borough at a gait faster than a slow trot or canter, he or she so shall forfeit aud pay the sum of one dollar. Section- 2. Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That no person or persons shall be permitted, under the penalty of ten dollars, to exhibit any shows within said Borough, without first obtaining a license from the Burgess and Town Couucil, for which license there shall be paid (if any thing be charged) not less than two dollars, nor more than eight dollars. Ssctios 3.

Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid, That it shall be unlawful for any person, under the penalty of two dollars, to put up or retain any stove in said Borough, the pipes of which shall pass through any floor or roof, unless the same be properly securtd by crocks, sheet-iron or tin, and the pipe to be kept at least three inches from the wood of sail tioor or roof; nor shall any stovepipe be put through the sides or gables of any wooden building under like penalty; and any continuance of this offence for twenty-four hours after conviction shall be subj'ect to the penalty of four dollars. Section 4. Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That three firemen shall be appointed by the Burgess and Town Council," wiiose duty it shall be to examine the manner in which stoves and chimneys are erected to take care that chimneys and stove-pipes are regularly cleaned, and to use every proper aud necessary measure to prevent accidents by fire. Se tiov b. Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That from and after the passing of this ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person to suffer or permit his or horse, mare or gelding to run at large in said Borough, under the penalty of one dollar for every stch offence; aud it shall bo the duty of the Constable to take up every ich horse, mare or gelding, whose owners are not known, aud file a description of the same with tht Town Clerk of the township of Summerhill, and in other respects pursue the law respecting strays, in order to recover the said penalty aud the expenses of said proceedings.

Section C. Be it enacted and ordained lv the authoritv aforesaid; That it shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner, and he is hereby directed, to throw down, remove and place upon the proper lots all fences which may, after the first day of April next, remain on the streets or alleys of the said Borough, and to seize and to take all rails or stakes which niav then remain across said streets or alley3, and expose the sonic to sale, after five days' notice, ly three or more advertisements in the most public places in said borough, and sell the same and pay the proceeds thereof to the Treasurer of the said borough. Section 7. Be it enacted and ordained by tne authority atoresaia Unit lroin and alter the first day of April next, it shall be unlawful for any person, under the penalt- of fifty cents, to place and suffer to remain on any of the streets or alleys of said borough, anv sioiies, or any hinu oi lumijcr, tor a longer period than twenty-four hours, and during said time the same are so to be placed as not to obstruct the passage along the centre of said streets or alleys; provided, that this ordinance shall not be so construed as to affect an- person who may place on said streets or alleys any materials for building, provided the same do not obstruct the passage of any kind of carriage along the said streets or af-leys: provided, that any violation of said ordinance shall be referred to the Burgess and Council of said borough before the above penalty shall be enforced. Section 8.

Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That it shall be the duty of the High Constable to make annually, on the second Monday of April, an accurate' enumeration of all dogs kept within the bor ough of Wilmore, together with the names of the person or persons ty whom owned or kept, and make a true return thereof to the Burgess and Town Council. Section 9. Be it enacted and ordained hy the authority aforesaid That any person or persons owning or keeping a dog or dogs when such enumeration shall be made, who shall refuse to give a return, or shall give a false return to the Constable, of such dog or dogs by him or them kept or owned, shall forfeit and pay the sum of three dollars for each aud every offence by him or them so committed to be recovered as other fines aud forfeitures arc recoverable. Section 10. Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That from and after the passage of this ordinance, every person owning or keeping a dog or dogs within the borough of Wilmore, shall pay yearly a tax of fifty cents tor the first one, aud one dollar for every additional dog also, two dollars for the first, and five dollars for each additional bitch or slut so kept or owned which tax shall be assessed and collected in the same manner as taxes on other property within said borough are assessed and collected.

Section 11. Beit enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That from and after the publication of this ordinance, no hawker or pedlar shall be permitted to sell or expose to sale within the limits of said borough, any goods, wares or merchandise, until he shall have paid to the Burgess or Town Council, for the use of said borough, a tax of one dollar dollar and fifty cents for any time not exceeding one week such hawker or pedlar may wish to sell or expose to sale such goods, wares, or merchandize and the like sum of one dollar and fifty cents shall be paid by such hawker orpedlar for each visit he may make to said borough, (not exceeding one week,) for the purpose of selling or exposing to sale such goods, wares or merchandize, under the penalty of five dollars for every such offence. Section 12. Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That from and after the publication of this ordinance, any person or persons who shall ride or drive any horse, mare or gelding over any of the bridges in said borough at a gait faster than a -walk, shall be subject to a fine of one dollar; and further, that n- person or persons, under the same penalty, shall be permitted to drive any tcm or wagon over any of said bridges, immediately aftr any preceding team or wagon, nn. rs th tenre or -rajon preceding shall be least one span of said bridge in advance of any team or wagon following the same.

Section 13. Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That it shall be the duty of the Burgess, each of the Town Council, and the High Constable, strictly to prosecute all offences against the laws and ordinances of said borough, and against the laws made for the prevention of vice and immorality. Section 14. Be it enacted and ordained by the authority aforesaid That all Cues and forfeitures shall be prosecuted before the Burgess, who shall be entitled to the same fees as a Justice of the Peace for similar services, and the High Constable shall be entitled for executing processes to the same fees as a township Constable for similar services. Enacted and passed at a meeting of the Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of Wilmore, held on the l'Jlh dai of March, A.

I860. EPHRAIM CRUM, Burgess. Attest, E. F. Lytle, Town Clerk.

March 29, 1860. TAILOR CKEMKR. 4 THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES. II c. ting don, Sell Fruit Ornamental Tress, Yines of better growth, larger size, and at lower prices than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries, and warrant them true to name.

Standard Apple trees at 18 cents each $10 per 100. Peach trees, 15 to 20 cts each $12.50 to $15 per 100. Standard Pear trees, 50 to 75 cts oach. Dwarf Pear trees, each 20 to $G0 per 100 Dwarf Apple trees, 50 to 75 cts each. Standard Cherry trees 37J to 75 cts.

Dwarf Cherry trees 50 to 75 cts. Plum trees 50 cts. Apricot trees 40 to 50 cts. Nectarine trees 25 cts each. Grape Yines 25 cts to $1.

Silver Maple trees G2 to $1. European Ash, 75 to 1-European Larch, 75 cts to 1.50. Norway Spruce, 50 cts to $1. American Balsam Pine, 75 cts to $1.50 American Chinese Arbor Yita, 50 cts to $1.50 Strawberry $1 per 100, kc. Huntington, Jan.

25, 3m. Latest 1 1 BARGAINS! BARGAINS kor EYERYBODY DJ. EVANS SON have this this day 9 received from the East and are now offering to the citizens of Ebeusburg, and vicinity, a well selected assortment of MKX AXD BOrS CLOTIIIXG, also a large lot of Iry consisting in part of the following articles, viz Satins, Velvets, Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Sattinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Tickings, Flannels, Brown Bleached Muslins, DRESS GOODS, of every style, Notions, We have also on hand a large assortment of liOOTS, SIIOKS, 1 1 ATS, CAPS, BONNETS, STATIONARY, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, FISH, SALT, TRUNKS, Together with such other nrtirlns ns nrn usu ally kept in a country store, all of which they will dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for CASH ot COUNTRY PRODUCE. X. B.

The tailoring business will still be carried on in all its branches. All work will be done on short notice and on the most reasonable terms. Ebensburg, January 25, FOB REXT. rihe subscriber will lease for a term of vcars JL "THE PEXSACOLA MILL PROPERTY," with 1,000 acres of land adjoining, heavily timbered 30 acres surrounding the mill are cleared, and under a high state of cultivation. Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks, kc.

The Mill has one of Page's Circular Saws in it, as well as an upright saw, and three small circulars for lath, and is capable of making 10,000 FEET OF LUMIiKR PER DAY. The above described valuable property will be leased on favorable terms. Possession given at any time. Address LLOYD HILL, Ilollidayshurg, Or Wm. H.

Gardner, pa September 1, HOOTS SHOES. rihe undersigned continues the manu- far tu re of BOOTS and SHOES of. every description at his establishment. 7 in immeuiaieiy opposite the Post Office. Employing none but the best workmen, he trusts that he has been and still is at all times able to give entire satisfaction to his customers.

He hopes that the same liberal patronage hctetofore given him may be continued, and that more may be added. lie has also ou hand a larije assortment of French Calf-skins, and Morocco of all kinds. suitable for fine Boots and Shoes. Ready-made BOOTS and SHOES alwavs ou hand, and prices moderate. MESIIAC THOMAS.

Ebensburg, August 25, immvlbm; OMETIUNG new in EBENSBURG. The undersigned having opened a Bowline: Saloon, connected with his Restaurant, in the basement of Myers' new Hall, respectfully requests all who wish good exercise to give him a call. ALE and LAGER BEER, of the most approved manufacture, constantly on hand. THOMAS M'BRIEX. Ebensburg, AugMAt 25, BLANKS of nil kinds neatly printed at thip ofnee.

Give us a call." 3 SVIo dloal. DR. HAMPTON'S" DR. UAMPToVs DR. HAMPTON DR.

HAMPTON'S DR. HAMPTON'S DR. HAMPTON'S Compound Diuretic Pilla Compound Diuretic Pills Compound Diuretic Pills Compound Diuretic Pills Compound Diuretic Pills Compound Diuretic Pills Cures Gravel, Gleet, Stricture, Leucorrhrea, female Weaknesses, Irregularities, Obstructions, Dropsy, Loss of Appetite. Loss of Memory, Loss of Power, Dimness of Vision. Im-potency, Seminal Weaknesses, Nocturnal Emissions, Diabetes, and all other diseases of the iviuneys and Sexual Organs.

These Pills are prepared with great care, contain neither Balsam or Mercurv, but are purely vegetable in their composition, and are endorsed, recommended and used in the practice of Physicians generally for the cure of the above diseases. When Physicians recommend a preparation, sufferers should no loncer hesitate to test its efficacy. Price 50cts.perbox DR. HAMPTON'S Medicated COUGH SYRUP. A pleasant and most effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza and all other affections of the Throat and Lungs.

In placing thi3 article before the Public, the Proprietors have endeavored to combine efficacy with cheapness, and have put it up in such a manner as to place it within the reach of all. Price 25 cents per bottle. DR. HAMPTON'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIATURE, Cures Acute, Subacute, Chronic, and Nervous Rheumatism. This preparation is presented to the public with the utmost confidence iu its efEcacv.

It has been the result of many years of stud observation, and experience." By its use I Lave restored to health and vigor, "many who have for years been afflicted with this excruciatingly painful disease. When taken according to the directions, it nrer fails. Dr. H. lately returned from a professional visit and residence of six months in Cuba, during which time hecured more than one thousand (1,000) cases of this disease some of which baflled the skill of the most celebrated European physicians.

Certificates of some of the greatest cures on record can be seen by application at his office. prepared only by Du. T. HAMPTON Xo. 405 Spruce street, Philadelphia.

Price $1,25 per large bottle. Sold by Druggists and dealers thronghout the United States, Canada, Cula. and South Ametioa. A. A.

BARKER, Sole Agent for Ebensbur" Feb. 2, 1850-ly Cheapest Kesl I. a rgrest Pays for Tuition in Single and Double Entry Book-Keepiug, Writing, Commercial Arithmetic and Board 8 $20 Stationary Tuition $35 Entire expenses $G2. Usual time to complete a f.i!! course, from 6 to 10 weeks. Every student upon graduating, is guaranteed to be competent to manage the books of any business, and qualified to earn a salary of from $500 lo $1,000.

Students enter at any time Xo vacation Review at pleasure. first premiums for rest writing Awarded this Institution. Thebestand greatest variety of Penmanship in any one Hall of the Union, is found here. Ministers' Sons received at half price. For full information, Circular, Specimen of Business and Ornamental Writing and Embellished View of the College.

incbse five letter stamps to F. W. JENKINS, Sept 29-ly. Pittsburgh, Pa. Our Musical Friend.

OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, ion for the Winter months. a rare compaii- Every Pianist, Every Singer, Every Teacher, Every Pupil. Should procure this weekly Publication of Vocal and Piano-Forte Music, costing but 10 CENTS a number, and pronounced bv the en Every Ameteur, tire Press of the Country to be ''The best aud Cheapest work of the kind in the world. Twelve full-sized Paces of Vocal aud Piano-Forte Music FOR TEN CENTS. Yearly, $5 Half-yearly, $2.50 Quarterly.

$1.25. Subscribe to "Our Musical Friend," or order it from the nearest Newsdealer, aud you will have music enough for your entire family at an insignificant cost; and if you want Music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet, Clarionet, Ac-cordcon, kc, kc, subscribe to SOLO MELODIST, containing 12 pages, costing only 10 cents a number; yearly, half-yearly, $1,25. All the back numbers at 10 cents, and bound volnmes, containing 17 numbers, at $2,50 each, constantly on hand. C. B.

SEYMOUR 107 Nassau New York. Feb. 9, 1859. "VrOOD, MORRELL Johnstown. Pa.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE, Keep constantly on hand the following articles DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, CARPETINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, CLOTHING, BONNETS, NOTIONS. HARDWARE, UE EN A PROVISIO BOOTS A SHOES, FISH, SALT, GROCERIES, FLOUR, BACON, FEED OF ALL EIND3, VEGETABLES, AC. Clothing and Boots and Shoes made to order on reasonable terms. Johnstown, March 1, 18.50-tf. Cambria House Tor Kent.

millS WELL KNOWN IIOTF.r Sr. Wilmore borough, together with the stabling and buildings attached, is offered for rent. It has been considere 1 the best stand in the county. Terms moderate. Possession given on the 1st April next.

Apply to LLOYD HILL, Hollidavsburg, or WM. II. GARDNER, Feb. 2 18G0tf. Wilmore.

SADDLGIll' QADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, 1 luumcruj uic sunscriocr. rnop on Horner in the basement of hisf fg dwelling-house. Country produce ta- ken in exchange for work. JAMES MAGCIF.Fi. 1 1 THE subscriber now informs the citizens of 1 Ebensburg and vicjnity of the celebrated STGIXH'AY PUAOS It is superfluous to sav ought in their praif as they are considered the VERY BEST INSTRUMENTS ever manufactured, and FAR ABOVE those of any other markets.

Prices range from $275 to $1, (too. They possess double the amount of tone of any others, and are unrivalled iorstrcngtt end durability. They have the latest improvements, such FULL IRON FRAMES, FELT COVERED HAMMERS. FRENCH GRAND ACTIONS OVEPvSTRING, kc. Among the ninny who, within the limst few mouths, have purchased Steinv.

av's Pianos are KeT9 RiJer. D.D,Lcu?t Crove Seminary, Mrs lianna, Washington Seminary, Messrs Wcstlake Comwell, Indiana Semina ry, St Xavicr Female Seminary, Lntrobe, House of Visitation Seminary, Wheeling, St Aioysius' Seminary. Loretto, Ta, Rev Van Deusen. D. Rev A Brvan, D.

Bev Milian, Hon Ewing, Uniontown, Pa, Cnpt Birmingham, Supt West'a Penitentiary Mrs Speyerer. Rochester, Pa, Capt W. Closkey, Keetport, Pa, Geo Lahm, Canton, Ohio, Jos Freeze, Esq. do- do, Beazell, Esq. Uniontown, Pa.

H. KLEBER -Xo. 53 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Sole Agents for the Stcinvey Tianos. Dec. 22, 1659-Cm.

VXT1IO IS YOUR I i This question con be satisfactorilv answered at the Good Stort-, Clinton Street, JuhnFtuicu, D. S. I R. Where wounds may be healed, diseases removed, sorrows banished, and peace, health, happiness and joy be restored, by tbe application of the all-healing medicines there to be procured. Anxious to prove myself a philanthropist, I have secured a large and well-selected assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Dye Stuffs all of which can be had at very low rates.

And knowing that the inner man cannot Ion; remain healthy if the outer fs not kept clean and pure, I hold myself ready, in the spirit of a benefactor, to supply the public with (for a small consideration) which will be warranted to give satisfaction. I would particu larlycall the attention of the LADIES to my stock of Fancy Toilet Soaps, fine French and English Extracts for the lladkerchitfj.ily Balls, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Also a large stock of Gum PufTCombs, Hair Pins, Tooth, Hair and Clothes Brushes, Pomades. Ac. A I of all kinds, with an endless variety of DYE STUFFS, alwavs on hand, together with a good assortment "of WINES and LIQUORS for medical D.

S. BOLSIXGER. Johnstown, Dec. 1859-tf. WIXTKR GOoEfS.

rjIIE subscriber has just returned from th r.a.-.i, nnu is now opening aa extensiv uisuruuent oi uuujis suitable lor the. season, many articles of which have been bouirht and will be soM at LOW. KR PRICL. than were before sold in this place, consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, Hardware and Cutlery. Queensware, Stone and Earthen ware, Groceries.

Drugs and Medicines, BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting of 10 cases Men's thick Boots at per pair and upwards, 2 cases Men's Hunting Boots, 5 cases Meu's French Calf, Grain and Waterproof ditto, 10 cases Boys' and Children's Boots, of superior quality and at low prices, 1 case Meu's Coarse Brogans, at 95 cents. 5 cases Children's, Misses' and Women's Lacs Boots. MANILLA CABLE FOR RAFTING, SMALLER SIZES, BUFFALO ROBES, BAR IRON, SALT, ETC, ETC. Persons wishing to buy good Goods, at low prices, will find it to their interest to examin his stock. COUNTRY PRODUCK wm h.

ken in exchange for goods for which tko nignest market prices will be given. Jan. 5, IStiO-tf E. HUGHES. I'SEFl'L IXVCTIO.S.

AM manufacturing and sellinsr. at tfes low rate of six dollars, O. C. GREEN'S PATENT FEED CUTTER, acknowledged, by ail who have tried it, the simplest, most dtrsbla and easiest operated machine ever gotten up. It will cut Corn Fodder, long Straw, sheaf Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay.

I have tberight of Cambria. Indiana Armstrong, Clarion, Forest. Elk and Jefferson counties. I will disposa of the right in three or four of the last named counties on fair terms. I have also the right for HAYDEN'S PATENT CARRIAGE WHEELS, in Cambria and Blair counties.

This Wheel has stood the test" ot over four years in many of the Eastern and South-western States, and proves to be much stronger aud more durable, although ono- tnira nguier, man tne ordinary Wheel. I not aesire to sell any ol my territory on this, but will furnish Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, ic.J I nroDose to accommodate Car-1 riaire-niukers ith Wheels (orbuua aiioViiV-i ou reasonable terms. These Wheels are fast superseding all others. Call at my shop, near the Ebensburg Foundry, and examine for yourselves. ISAAC C.

SINGER. Ebensburg, February 2, 1660. AT THE OLD STAND OF DAVIS LLOTD. TIIIE subscriber keeps constantly on han3 kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware," Boots shoes, Hats ft Caps, Ready Made Clothisy, Ac. The highest market price paid for all kinds of country produce, in exchange for gocds.

Call and examine my stock before purchasing el.e where-. VILLI A vr-T lyfo-tf..