: s'.MAY.lG, 187.
IJIDESTS.
found, it
1 i-v- W have
HimuA.- -
J-mi w 11 not weary ia wsa uj-
i -;innt- Tour contributions
f
f
ttCt I
sufiv.
:r. .!rtm. Como again. ;
'mt nfl nolhing this week, aad for !
r. nra
,n assigns
t
a l cni.ton.
sunshine" puts la a more thaa
?Jnt gpprance itself. - '
,pitrophe to. Spnag w in .type
i
tppearance
caTand personal
: L TTosob. We give credit below
( ea received from all Aources except
.nd transient advertising since we
iiXd a -Boll of Honor." After
iLtow Court we shall give the names of
rubers and advertising patron wne
! if U3 Q ' v
I Cnct nf the kind we shall publish, dur
current year. We sincerely trust
r subscriber who has not yet paid
i,i before that time, as it will .not
u . .avin of fifty cents to each of
but will enahle us to enlarge and oth
; :mrova our paoer, which we con
fute doing so soon as the first half vol-
u complete, proviaea wia necessary
x forthcoming. :
t-wittnwn Jerome A Buckdlenry Ben
fWo Weakland, Paul Yohner John B
!. p.,.?a TTHrk. F.ml Dlshart John
T. r iau. v :
- (X,TTEB"rS OZX TCtlKSTOWH.
Buck Beer eod.tti.'CoTjci:. 'zs'ifpn c:zr
Indulgence therein -Lively Sunday AmusZr
wetttrrccetsi-tn-rtt-lx to-Dedieaizon-'
Viater (ksGjrjjrction Personal,
- h'c. ;: LjVirxsTO-nr, iUT 13, l8S7. !.
Dear Frteman Yesterday wsa A; llttlj
day in fhl3 place,' cleric;? to the. periodical
appearance of a Cn'd -daaominatadv" -Buck
Beer." To' the ' uninitiated I . -kIU merely
etata-.that this beer is brewed with about
double the qnantlty of malt used In the man
ufacture cf lager, and as a consequence con
tains ene drunk " in about every half doz
en classes. Nothing induced so much to dis
pel, the blues rdnve cull care away 3 a
fqw drinks -cf Back'', aid the.pleasnVe ex
perienced forth8 time. 'being-is. ample-com
pensation lor the general iassitncie and nead
ache which naturally fellow-! There 13 rioth-.
mg strange in this, however, .for all human
ploajuresare but transient, and every rose
13 said to have its thorn. -'--Wei I, -on, batur
day evening I was leisurely strolling' through
townand met "Buck Beer 7 in bo - many
and varied phases that I cannot, help no-'
ting some of my observations. One party I
met were religion VBucks." and were s
ing in stentorian .voices. "I am, going nome
to ; drink no . mere," with- an occasional
chane-a to "There is rest for the beerv."
Then camo a disconsolate looking Individu
al i who was 'pathetically inquiring who
would look after his female-trocrenitor. in
- . . - t-j '
the worda of a popmar ballad commencing
Why ata 1 so weax and beery." Anotaer
young fellow, who seldom Indulges In spirit
uous beverages; was reeling along under an
accumulated load of "Back," and several
links of bologna", and insisted on furnishing
me with a piece of ' 'Sologna (hie) Bossage."
Still another, who brought up against a door
step and rolled over on tne pavement, re
quested a bystander to bring him a "first
:r lr 5 . cure i Dr.. . J." 1IT
srutor.-'cf ralsaonary .Cc-a-
it had -assumed its most
i ' Tnumh Tnf rv TA warrl FarrA-1 class pntter. for ha felt like wallowmsr some
J J W anarv)aueii,iiiruivrii rtirriuauii, i auu vuua m uunug iu i-umib i6u,
?5h Shero. JohnMannion, Philip Schet
Tt J E Maucher, each $2 : Nicholas A
v Geo Wtsmiller. each $1.-
'"vnslown W P Patton, $3: CL Persh-1
iqM$5;W H Bnse;Bjq., John Ilannan, I
(Miner, Jared Williams, Chas Zimmer
gr., D 0 Morris, John Bending,' John
jrer, Stephen Con well, John F Barnes,
Ifltto Patrick Shields, Francis O'Friel,
j Byan.Jr., Francis Cooper, Chas Mc-
!aiy, Joseph Hogue. Wm J Buck, Jos
r, Francis J Eberly, Patk Meally.each
iilrs RScanlan, llenry Glass,. eacn $l.
Itnnburz J A Blair, $4: E Iioberts,
iT)ermitt, Jehn Dougherty, Sr., Bobert
keach t2 ; John A Thompson, $l,Eu.
Gsmit Paul McKenna, Henry Hughes,
ii J M'Closker, Jaa A Gillin, each $2 j
TGarrity. Thoa O'Brien, each $1
. vna John Uickey, i3 John Rock
J-iL John Woods,! C Singer;' Wm Ma-
V.each 2i Wm Green. 60 ctav
iueustine-Joha J Burns,' George
fn: Wrn G Krise, Jaa Shorten, Chaa
hizh. each 12. . . ' -
Wlock J tl'Gonigle, T M'Atamany,
112: Darid Smith. $1; Mrs,' Annie
j - . - -
iHItzin Jaa P Murray, Wm J Shirley,
-in Oaid, each $2 ; James Bsndon, 41.
'aimerhill Jamea D Flummcr. John
l!er, eacn 2, . r
'JUdelphia Hathe w "A Hurray,
tCoTle. 1.
iilmore -Jaraes Mbrelaad, 'John Fits
;vl. each 12.
Jester Miss Alice Bradley,"William B
k, each 12
elsano James 3 Hardin. ITath,l,.TeT
12,
Mowsrllle. W.V. L W,WcakUnd, $1.
penport, Iowa (ieorge Murray, $2
pidaysburg Col. John Lemorj, $2.
iaemaugh WVUara Headttck, $,2.'
men Timber George Walters, $2.
ilklns Chaa A M'Gon!gljs,"60 eta. "
i)t Decatur James Collin. $2.
M Freedom N F Carroll, 42.
i2;
ittTille Jacob Johnston. 42.
llaad L P M'Dermitt, 42.
Hm- a-j : -n. rt- t
O. 4LJtm
faLuuiiuvi 171. uuvi
iery Hlchael lloyer. 42.
jjrone John Farrel, 42. ;
ai3iiTviLLEj Wo are Informed that
roodly borough has received the bone
i ipecial legislation. Her High ConBta
tas been clothed with" estra-oajfsa-y
ita large one, the oiacer u. . lt-if. Eaw
mm la -required, to visit. each tavern
Lin his jurisdiction every day. Thia and
j ather special duties make the : ofaco one
Jfat labor and refTonsibilitv. and we are
to learn that the feea and emoluments
i been increased in a corresponding ' do-
X Bv thfl npvir law ( w ara inforrnod ha
25 eta. j er mile for every mile he travels.
and In fact all next day the flow of beer ap
peared to diminish not. The climax seemed
to be reached about mid-day, however, and
the "Buck" succeeded in getting up a real
live sensation. An old German , scissor
grinder came reeling down the Island, about
12 o'clock, under a concentrated load of
beer, and accompanying him was a large
dog. When'opposite the Washington House
some evil disposed, boys threw a few stones
at the dog, which the owner naturally re-
eented by hissing his dog on the party. , One
f the boyB had the flesh on his, arm very
severely lacerated by the dog's" teeth -in
fact necessitating the attendance of a physi
cian. Not content with the' punishment
received by the boy, the scissor grinder threw
a brickbat at the rest of the party,, which,
mitsina- its Bsark, went crashing through a
boarding house , window, alighting on the
table just as the boarders. were"t-ltting dawn
to dinner. The war bad thus been carried
into Germany,' and direr was the; result. A
crowd of about one hundred, persons had
collected,' and he boarders rushing out,'
west into the crowd forcibly and promiscu-
ously lh us the battle raged,, when a po
liceman made his appearance upon the Bcene
of action and'sdbo restored order out of
chaos. I neglected to state that the dog had
in the meantime Tcen captured by a couple
cfthe aforesaid boarders sad I sappor.atro
thia U in a fair way of being converted into
dog'a meat sausage. - - The owner of the car
nino was furnished with lod rings In one o
the "apartments to let"-of the lock-up,rnd
order for the present "reignaln Warsaw.'
So ended one of the liveliest tcene3 I have
witnessed farinany i dayi, i ij .HI . ; ,
In this . connection I . may state that the
police made a descent on sevcraL lager beer
saloons yesterday; and in each fLu ounJ
a crowd enjoying , themsLsirf. The owners
beingiia xjJa fiigranie ddiciu, will,
i; presume, have to go to Court to answer for
tiolting the faunday license law.. .
The St. Joseph's (Catholic) Beneficial So
ciety held their annaal procession and cele
bration yesterday ,an i judging from the num
ber who tooK pari m their narade. it is the
largest prganization in the town. This So
ciety has been conducive of ranch moral and
social benefit to -its members and I am
happy .to npta that at, each succeeding -ani-rersary
of the patron, of their institution
they appear, in increased "numbers.,
J he members of the M. E. Church design
holding a pic-nic the latter' part of this
month, and from a knowledge of tha parties
having the matter In charge I have no hesi-
t&tiou m saying that it- will be a large and
tntcresjticg affair. The proceeds are to be
devoted to assisting ia the construction of
their large and imposing church edifice now
in process of erection. . , .. . . ' ' V
The new' Lutheran church will bo dedica
ted next Sunday. May 19th. "Interesting
and appropriate services will be held cn the
'-i-'v'Vi.-. lw .
This creat mcc
Bumpticu,' when'
fcrraidabla especj
appeared to be inevitable-. -Ills physicians
pronouaced Lis casa iacurab'.i.whca he com
menced tha use cf ILL? tluplj .but. powerfa
remody. His h?alh was restored ia a very
?ocrt time, and no return cf tha ciscasa" has
been apprehended, for', allr th9""symptoms
quickly disappjsared. end his prcssat weight
i3 more than two huac!.red pouads..-' :r.",-7 '
Since his : recovery, he ba3 devoted; his
attention exclusively - to' the 'cure ' cf : Ccai
sumption, and ths diseases which are usu
ally complicated with it,- and tha - cures ef
fected by his medicines -i have .been very
numerous and truly'wonde'rful. Dr.Schenck
makes professional visits to "several, ofl the"
larger cities weekly where he r has a.darge
concourse of patients, and it is truly aston
ishing to' see; pocrccasuraptiYes, that . have
to be lijted out ;of their : carriages and in a
fevt months healthy,- robust - per sods'.' : Dr..
Schenck'a Pulmonio Syrujv Seaweed ToniS
and Mandrake P11I3 aro generally all required
in curing Consumption. ; FuU directions ac
company each, so "that any Tone 'can take
them without . seeing Dr. Echenck, but when
it is convenient it is best1 to see Mm'. '"He
gives advice free, but for a thorough exami
nation with Lis Bcspirome tor Tils fee is C3.
Please observe, when-purchasing,; that
the two likenesses cf the Doctor one when
In the last stage of Consumption, and the
other a3 ho now is, la perfect health are on
the Government stamp. ' .
DOia py ail ciruggists' ana ceaiers, price
41.50 per bottle,- or 47.50 the; half-dozen. 1
All letters for advice should - be addressed
to Dr. Schenck's' Principal Office, No. 15
North 6th street, Philadelphia, Pa. .
Uen 1 Wholesale Agents: Demas Barneses
Co., N. Y. : S. S; Hance, Baltimore. Md.:
John D. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio ; Walker
& Taylor, .Chicago, ,11b; Collins Bros., St.
Iouis, Mo. IfSd w. ea. mo. 10m.
"- Ca the ".;i i. rttii.cr.cjef tl.,3
trida'a father, is lt?ry; Blair ccu ty,.l:i:,
by : Bv. ?Jlrae.3 , Bradley, lIr.l!,icnAr;,
BaAcn j t c. X.titCiaI Boiat, Cam )r ia coua tj',
and Miss Lcss.CiiiTT, of the fenacr place.
... Usr gentle eplrit . ;
Coramits itself to yours, to- bo directed -J
As frcm her lord, her governor, her king."
, .r '' ?'-,- -r r. f ,- .- SnaSS?SA&5.
And Wcrt!:y iadsed crs you, fdetid Hicbael,
cf to sacred a trust. . , Ilay: ,tlc5aug3. Ilka
flowers, be.expandsd j the, warmth cf your
mutual love, and car the- clouds cfviciabi-
tuda. never frr a moment obscure the saa
shins of happiness and ceatcatmeat which;
now radiates your pathway:. ; -."CT -AtHKs'Oiiifch'orStAloysiss,-
EuTamlt
villa, on Tuesday, 7th jnst., by liar. Thoa.
By an, Mr. BienAKi Sua up and Mis3 Liaais
TaoTTEB, both of Hemlock, this county', J .
Thy practice isquito Sharp, dear Dick--
I A scald of worth aud grace,' ,n, ;. ;
A 2Vo&r. without fault' or triek,':;,
j Must change her gaU spaci I
In Johastowa cii th SOta" fcit.'," by Bev.
V. Sobmeyer , Mr.' J ossph FaciDHorF ; and
Miss Ki-is ZIA&3, 'all cf .that place;-' z z 'yr ;
Oa the Eame dsy, by the same, .Mr. Jona
FsiEDHOrr and Miss Kara'SsTiLEixfEa.'
- We wish, our young fricadj an abundaaca
of felicity; is their new relations, and. trust
that their matrimonial barks may never set
He in the mire cf despoadeacy, t ut that they
may glide serenely down the stream cf time
until at length they cast anchor ia that ha
ven of eternal rest, where partings come not,
and where a! I Is perpetual happiness and joy.
At St. Aloy'dus' Church, SanamltviUe, on
the 80th ult., by Bev. Thomas Ryan, Mr.
Hcn Baxsas, of Allegheny township, and
Mijs Lotnsa M'Closket. of the frraer place.
In this place, en Tuesday last, by Bev.
E. C. Chrk tv. Mr. Joseph Owens, cf Cam
bria township, aad Miss Luc? " Moses, cf
beasbur. t ' .. ; --! : .i ;:
1 "T
nilERIFFS SALES. By virt3
P cf eaadry writs cf Ven l. Ervon. end X.
Ver,L zpou Hr.-d catef V ? Ck-vH cf C .i-'
men Fleas cf Caiairii coua',x.ad ti ij di
rected, there will be cxr-J el tymi'3 V. -' ?,
at tlo Cvart H:.u.--3;in i-lcaar'-.cs IIO..
DAY, t!,a Sd day cf JU1TD neat, at 1 ocL;i
a. k., the'followiasr Ileal Dta'.s, ta w;1.
f :- -
All tha rf-ht, titlo and i
llcpp, cf, la end to a tract cf I
ia Ciear-fld tjwtsVpi Cambri
pining landi cf Ti"cu:y Ca
Glaas. .llarrsf Ilc-'an e.
taiaicg tixty-fiur s.crcst tac-re crla-a,hat:a
-rreoa crccwad a cao-aaa-a-ax Etcry
it treat cf Ar :
lasd t'-ic
ia ccasi-?.
-y,Vd:-.t
IN
lc2 lica;3,le; t table'cnd a dc-atle barn, tloxz v-a
ia tLs cccapaacy cf tha said Andrew. Kcp;:v"?
Ta!iea lata txs-iutlaa and .to be rn'dEttS;--
Bedaaan fr usa cLJd-ph. J, , k
PRI
GES
suit of Dap-iel
Bedmaa '' , -
" ; . - ' ' ':' "' . ALE?."
All the rieht; title and iaf crest if; MtchT
J. Caiith, of, in' and to a lotcf ground tlta-
ated ia-village of GaL.t-.a, CaaahrU coua-y,-frontier
oa Maia street and cstaadaij taci :
to Jackson street, adjeking lct;cf.iYarct
I;
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Christy ca the s
ind Pcas'a Bail Bead -c
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The Beilliant prismatic colors of the
pearl are attributed to the decomposition and
reaectton" cf the- light - by the numerous
grooves on Its surface. TheJbriJliaftt stock
of goods now in abundance at J. M. Thomp
son's store, on High Street, is attributable to
tho good taste of the proprietor, and. the
great reduction In the puce of everything he
pells Is attributable to the aforesaid- gentle
man's disposition to cive every person the
worth of hi3 or her money and permit no
dealer to undersell him. " A failure to rec
ognize all these attributes by buying from
Jim may iustly be attributed to a blindness
on part of the people as to their own Interest.
; Book : Bistdest, &c." Out joung friend
Billy Geis ! and : Mr. Charles -Eeutit hate
started a book-biadery and book, staticnery
and variety ' store in--Johnstown, and are
" At Sammitville, oa Wednesday, 2d Inst.,
Mr. William Caesidat, formerly of Ebens- i
burff. .ed about 88 yeaiew"; n
: In this Vouh. on Monday last; Mrs,
Paert. dauEhter cf Mr. John Griffiths of
"this vicinity. She bore her last illness with
fortitude aod 'resignation; ; : ,: " 1 ';""
IfAjIES X ! OAT1IAN, 1L D.,
tenders his-professional services as Phy
sician and Surgeon to the citizens cf Carroll
town and vicinity.1 OfSce in rear of .build-
in;? occupied by J. Buck & Co as a stere.
Night calls can bo mads at the hotel of Law-.
rence Schroth. ' May 9; lS57tt.j
mill-
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A'llBS IL
JDeoJer ia -all
:D A 7V I
s
prepared to do" binding of any description, DnD r wicpw -V CU' riP'Rro
such as music, pamnhlets. niaaazines. etcs 1 rUrLAh. LtlLiuu U AbH LUi.iDi-h,
'in the best style of the art and at as moder- 1 1 Yard ltos. 314 end 316 N. Broad
styi
ate charges as city work' is furnished. ; They
also keep a full supply of all the latest nov-,
els, magazines and periodicals, as well as the .
largest stock of wall papers and varieties to ,
bfe found ia the county. Our friends visiting
Johnstown will do well todrep in and exam
ine their stock." Store corner cf Clinton, and 1
Locust streets,;
-1 1
PHTLADBLPHIA,
? S-Business attended to in Ebensburg by
.Wm. J.jYailiamso ! ( V . ; myl6-ly
Vi
oa the north, hav'.sg therecs erected a twtr..;
story 'frame tavern fetand'a&d frame, ctalx?,.,,
now ia, the occursacy of the tali Michael J.t
Smith."- .'.' '- ' .- ';.-; -J.-- (-
Taken iato esecutioa a-d to ba ecld at tha ' -saitcf
J.'Adler &Ca'-.:i ; r. A '
; : All tha right, titls and Interest cf Thcmas
Jones, 'of, la and' to a plies or parcel cf laai
situated ia Jar.'acoa tawr. -Lip, Cambrh co.
adjoining bands cf A; Dunra're, S. Davis,' '
and others, coataiciag twelve teres, more cr"'
less, hating thereca trocted acae-aad-a-talf
story plaaii hoaea aad plaak tialli, net nf: ,
occupied. ' . . ' : i . ' ' :
; Taken iato crceatlca tad to ba sold at this ,
suit of David Lcidy. . . ..:..'
, . ' AliO, . ... .
l All the right, title and .latcrest.of JefSi
Woodcock cf, ia and to a place or parcel of .
land situated la w aaaingtoa townsiiip, -
bna county, adjaiaiag lasda- cf Evoa L
Evans, Jeremiah '.M'Goniglei jiud ethers'
containing . fcrty-five . acres, more cr deaa.
about two acres cf which are cleared, hav
ing thereon erected a one story plank house
and water saw-mlllnew in the occupancy
of John Wllkia.v- V -'-
Taken into ezecatioa aad to be sold fit the
suit of Warner Eeader, for the. use of ; Luke ::
T. I , , f : ALES, - .. ;
All the rlahf . litle-and Interest cf Jason .
Crura, of, ia and to a tract cf land situated "
la Crcyle township, Cambria county, .ad
joining . lands' of i James: Burke, Ephraiar
Lrum, and others, -containing, cue hundred
and twenty acres, mere or leesabout fifty;
acres-of which are .cleared," Laving therea
erected a two story leg house and leg barn'
new In, the occupancy of litrara Crum and
Nancy Crem--5 r:-.- :;; .
Taken into eiecatlia and to besa'dsttis:
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gjrjCQU HAGE HOJIE .JfjDUSTRY I.
- 4 Youkg man, do you believe la a future
Bta.te V In s course I duz ; . and ' what's
more, I intend to enter it as soon as Betsy
cets her. 'things ready. - At -last accounts
Betsy was -busily engaged in the pleasant
task of getting her things ready? as she
was ipr?n cornin out of V. S. Barker's cheap
fc&ore. on " High 6ieet with a bundl4 of dry
goods and other wedding s fixlns " wrapped
up in bnswn paper ' She was cot only hsjv
py la anticipation of her approaching. nup-.
tials, but manifested the utmost good sense
in buying her wedding finery from the clev
er dealer aforesaid. . V . '. ; - :
Ague, Chills, oa IsrTKRsrTTTixT.FrrE'a
curedor the money refunded. . Dr.--.Witt's
Ague rills are. entirely a new medicine, and
having been tried la over 1200 cf tha very
worst and obstinate cases of Chills and ; Fe
ver, and not failed even in one cisa to eSect
a speedy cure, the; proprietor guarantees
them to cure in every ca?o,.eTert after all
other medicines fail. - Those suffering should
immediately give "Jthemla. trial; They are
warranted to cure.; For sale by- Druggists,
prseat by mail on receipt of the price, 4l
Address Dr. Witt, Bex 611Cincinnatf.O. ly
occasion.
I'SlToss. Our sanctum was Invadd on
piaj by Hon. Cyrua L. Pershing. , The
D Commoner cf Pennsylvania, having
Whia county and his Commonwealth
I oaii a decade In our legislative halls
jl "e trust, be called to serve her in stil
'"fl iniDortaiit TWMiltions. '.'
ajor Byckman, the Johnstown Chief of
was also with us the beau ideal of
Ixicer and a gentleman. .. . .
f'sstice Straycr was also here on the
"p. Joe is a clever fellow, and hard te
a the dead wood. .
I : s ; '
i-aaicK Sklections. A handsomely got-
JBp boek of .some 2C0 pasres, entitled
Hundred Choice Selections in. Poetry
Prose," by N. IL Bichardson, has been
by P. Garrett & Co., Publishers. No.
Chestnut street Philadelphia, ' The se
r are mostly poetic, and made , with
er. It Is an invaluable selaeticn for
-Ta, md cademie3 for students, and,
.i for all who desire a well gottea cp
-Ktion of the fiacst everts of tha EgQ ia
pwelive. - . . ,
ijoucco akd Cioaes. We had thl3 week
fkasure of a flying visit from our friend
Glecson, cf Philadelphia.1 Mr. G.
jJiged In the tobacco and cigar basinet
i22 Locust street, and any cf-our
CasIrlng to patronize him will find
; wr-dealer and an honest man.
JI Democratic County Convention is.in
lhe to art IIcuEe as we go to press.
The question of water works ' is aeaia
being agitated ia our midst, and there is a
fair prospect that the necessary " amount
will ere long be subscribed. The estimated
cost of the works is fixed at S100.000 and
$80,000 is already oq the subscription books
of those having the matter in charjre. The
new steam engine will arrive on the 20th of
thia month, and as water works are indis
pensable to its thorough usefulness it is. to
be hoped a fresh impetus will be given to
stocK subscriptions for thi3 object. ?
The barn of Mr. Singer, who resides about
one mile from town, was destroyed by fire
yesterday about one o'clock. The flames
spread so rapidly that nothing could be
saved. One valuable horse was burned.
The fire was supposed te have been the work
of an incendiary. - I believe there was no m
surancc. A log school house, a considera
ble distance from the bam, caught from the
falling sparks, and was also burned to the
ground. -
Your correspondent is under obligations
to Messrs. Condon & Chapman for a copy cf
their paper, the " Teachers' Advocate "
monthly sheet Issued at the low price cf 75
cents : per year. Any one who peruses it
wui at once vetoes the Uct that abl3 and
experienced educationalists have the criri
cal matter ia charge. They deserve and
will meet with success.' -The
. sale of the Wtlh & Jones estate net
ted about , ie,uc.n. xar. a;, unraca was
purchaser cf five lot at C5.150 cash.
.''-! . ': Cxu BAL.
Tub storm king still holds supreme twsy
oa the Aikbatics.: - .'-.
rBaics. Our, friends in Ebecsbursr' and
elsewhere throughout the county who are
desirous of procuring a! gord article of brick
are invited - to examine those manufactured
by Hoover, Vaughn &Cq.., at Furnace Sta-
.tionj on the Hollidaysburg Branch. -They.
may rest assured that these gentlemen are
practical brickmakere, andlhaf. they manu
facture as good brick as are mado "in the
country and sell them as cheap. Those of
our friends who contemplate building should
make a note of this fact. ? :. - ; .i ; -
Houso, Shrr and Ornamental Painter,
Graining, tslaziag, Paper Hanging,'' and all
other work ia his line, -promptly .executed,
apd :.FatLifaeiion guaranteed. . Shop in: the
jbaseseftt cf the Town ilall.i l- c ,
xDcrat-crgy nay y, lc-S7sm.w.
--nTOTICE.-.Trics Ecrnsfiir : of Cam- -
- 1 - . C3 -
bria County having granted Letters of j
Adra!atrtra:Uto the "undersigned rn the
estato of Andrew Mraia; late of Clearfield ;
township, Cambria couatydfc'd, notice is
hej-ehy given ta persons indebted to said es
tate to .raase . payment, , and ; those having
'.claims, -against, it to present thcni daly, sa-
tfcgnucated for settlement.- f - ..,
-3-'. ..:..i'-4 , ELLEN M'GBAIIT,, .
; ' Adra'x cf Andrew M'Grain, dee'd. .
I Augustine, May: 16, 1867et - r
OltANT HOUSE, ' ' -"
Ch .-j Ilemloclz, Caxtfbrla Co., V
, - JOHN WILKIN, PrTprizior.x
I ThlsHouse ha3 beed refitted, and oiTers;
accommodations superior to any other Uouse
in the vicinity. "The Proprietor, after long
experience in the busker-, feels fconfideat be !
naderstands the wants jef the public. Els
TABLE will be supplied with" the delicacies
of the season and his BAB with' the choicest
wines and liquors. J By' constant attention
and due care for 'the comfort of his guests
the Proprietor hopes to merit a liberal share
of patronage. jmaylS-iy.J
iBEHSBURG LITERARY-DEPOT!
t
rcha Murphy. J ,J
id to be scad at the
i :2
1 & f '
HAM-
ri
Dn yon ever contemplate the regularity,
the accuracy, tha almost life-like motions of
those beautiful creations cf mechanism, a
watch or a clock? If you never did there
ia a fine opening for doing so at C. T. Iiob
erts' jewelry establishment oa High street,
where yon can prscure either of these indi
cators of time's departure, "tick" and all,
or any thing else in his line, at the very
lowest cash prices. There is no sTiam about
Cham, or his goods either, as will be appa
rent to all who visit his establishment, r
, ,t JA22E3 . iEIXJURAr,
-- : "I -:'PELALE3 IJT; - - -,
BOOKS, STATIONERY; ; CJGABS, TO
. BACCO, PERFUMEBY,. FANCY u
l - SOAPS, &c, &c.,-,, .;
In (hs Room formerly occvpi&l 5y Dr. Lemon
' ' T : ' - . ft n fhnirt itr,rj -
I 7 Maik -Steeet, Eeexseueq, " -Keeps
Blank Books, Envelopes, Paper , Pen3,
Ink, Pocket Books, Pass Books, Magazines,
Newspapers, Novels, Histories, Prayer and
Toy Books, &c. - '03-Stationery and Cigars
sold either wholesale or retail.' ffel?21tf.
- FaS sweeter music to a tree woman than
tho tons cf harp or piano touched by her fin
gers, Is the cheerful voice of her husband
announcing to her in endearing terms that
he Las purchased a handsome n3w dress fjr
his loving wife at the great mercantile em
porium cf - Mills & Davis, oa High street,
where everything that feminine heart could
desire may ba fauad in fall abundance and
elaborate richness.' Husbands make your
wives happy. ' -. , ,
Snow ma a nan cf sour, morose disposi
tion, one who entertains rood will towards
JT ETTEHS TSSTA2IENTAIIY
having been granted to tha undersigned
on the 'estate of Edward Shoemaker, late of
Ebensburg, Cambria county, dee'd, ail per
sons indebted to said estate will make im
mediate payment, and all persons havkg
claims against - the same will present them,
duly authenticated, to the subesribers at the
eSco of F.-A: Shoemaker,- Ebeasburg, Pa.
MARYSnOEMAKEB,) t
ELLEN J; MUIIBAY, j -eCT1 -rix- .
. May 9, 1857.-et. -
O All persons Indebied to the late firm
of E; Shsemaker & Sons are requested to call
and settle their accounts
H. A. SHOEM.
IX i l tj. tit
CO.
Vinz to
build a
aad
none, and I will
you a dyspeptic.
DvsDcrsia is tha bluest cf all diseases. Bev.
Mr. Alien telu.cs mat U8' dyspepsia
PERSON Ea
lloasa cr Barn, caa buy I alls
Hardware cheap by paving cssh at - ;
Feb. 3. ' , . G tO. II UNTLEY'S.
1
01)
suit of. Joseph Horner, ul
, f -;' t.:t ALSO, ; -- t:t w -i
-'All the right, title and interest of Samuel
Ripple, cf,la and to a piece or porcel cf land
situated in '-Richland - township; ' Cambria
county, ' adjoining ianus. ci ueorge urris,
Leahart HdTacker.-- and others;' "ccst&kks ! '
two haadred and fifty- eix acres, mors or less,
about fifty acres cf which are cleareuhav- r r
lag iaereea erected ft-. 103 costs and 103 oars,
now in the occupancy cf Jc
; Taken iato execution and
saitcf WraJ.Bacr.-"r '
" All the rfsht, iltla andjalerfest of, WHIiata
Biddies, of. la .and to a piece cr parcel cf
Hand situated in Yoder township;, Cambria, 1
county,; .adjoining; .lancu' of -Jacob. CroyleT"
Fiedoriek' Fender, aad thera, contalnfe;;
twenty-4evea acres,' mere or leas'' abotis .'f
twenty earC3 cf which are cleared, havk ?-''
thereon ' erected a two story leg hca 'aai '
log barn new ia the occupancy cf Bobert .'
Joaesi ".".' 1 :x' ' 1:
Taken into eaecuticn and to bs sold "at tie .
suit cf Paul Andrew Gchaalla, for xxm cf'
Richard' BUdlcs. h: -V " ;'''
' ';.!' --'axso;-'-"7--1' ' i.t1:."''""
; AH tho right, title end latere! cf -Jaraer :
Burke, of, ia aad to a piste or parcel cj land i
eitaatod ia Lumraorhui tawesalp,' Cambria ' :
county,' adjoining Uad3 cf Ephralra Crura-'
Eaos Ellis,' and others, containing two baa-
dred acres, iaore c? less, about one hundred" "
acres of 'which ara cleared, haviEg-.tL.-rca".'
erected a,two story k j hcaae and leg bara,1
aowia thaC"5cupaacy of the said Jaa. Burke. .
pibeeC? parcel of. land citaatsd Ia
Sarsmerhill township, Cambria county.' ad- -r
1 joining lards of Jauh WeaiierJohn Kcepx
per, and ethers,- coa;naiE3. par husdrcid
acres, mors c r leas, havii. tacrecu erected-'
plank hona9,r.'owia theoecwpanej ,r jHzZt'ei J
ShortLIll end EIlas'Terbel, and a steam ea:?
taill, now in.tba occupancy c-f the sail Jca.-v
Burke- . - " .'".:; -v;
: .Taken latoerecutica and to ba soli -at its' i
suit ef J. Y. M'Lafhlia & Co., for use cf
fm. F.-U'Lacghlm. . . ,
: : JAME3 HTTZ3, Sheriff - ,
Sheriff Ofacs, Ebensburg, May l$tU5fy
UN THE ORPHiilTS' COUET OrVl
CAMBRIA COUNTY. Notice is hcnl ' .
given ' that the following arpraksmcata cf '
certain perccnal properties of decadents, ea-'
lected and set apart for "the widows cf Intes
tates, under Act -of Assembly .cf the 11th cf "
April 1851, have been filed in the Ergi :i-r-olice
at Ebensburg, and. will ba presented -
to tha urphana; Uourt for approval, ea yeu ,
nesday the 5th day of June next, to wit :
Appraisement of certain personal prcperi
ty of Thcu-a3 Rogers, lata cf Ccnemauh. '
township, dee'd. set apart for the ida'cf '
'Appraisement cf certain Tarawa! r.rr-ri'
ty cf Andrew M'Grain, late of Clearfield t.,:
fcr tha widow cf 'saJt
epart
usceas-aa s
decedent. .'"
.ppi
late cf CI:
ia! property cf.
v; 1 tO wTH
m
mi
.0
ship; dee'd, Ect apart for the widow cf f
deeedeat, ' -. '-";- - . "
-Appraisement cf certain pcraal p?cr-r'
ty cf Jocob Burkey, hte cf.Croyia townsLipi.
deceased, . set apart far. the widow 'cf- raid
t. - ' JAiii..5 GifeliET, C.ere.
Clerk's OSoe, Ebouaburg, May 10y IZZ7,
deee
Cure cared him a.er
15 yews suHerin
w fcr ea'a low at
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