( i 7 1 i v : H f i : t ; I. I.: t - I 1 1 4 s -;i 7'm : - i '- i 1 'J i v.. t LLUJl UZYin ITZI13. -A. young man named Collies, a rail road contractor, was murdered and thrown into the Mississippi, k at- Hasting?, iHnne sota, last - Monday night. iz . -At Mendon, Vt : on Thursday, the wife and daughter. of James S. Willis were etruck knd instantly killed by lights aing, while etandiog at tho front door of their re&idence. r ' : .- .--.- . I A little girl in Cincinnati, Thursday, waa nursing an infant brother. Tho in fant eh'pped through her arms and fell head first into a bucket of dirty water and ivaa drowned. , - . . , " An exchange thinks that, instead of exacting bail from Davis to appear and stand a trial, tho liadlcal leaders should hare been compelled to enter into recog nizance to grant hid a trial. - . George Miller, a boy 17 years' of age, who has been a captive among the Indians since 1865, having effected his escape, 13 reported jo have arrived at Denver City. He was captured by oma roving l?lack-&ef,-Lut afterwards wa3 stolen from. them by l he Cheyennes. lie reports that the Cheyennes nold five woman in captivity. .A negro lately fished up a torpedo from Btono river, below Charleston, S. C, and, trying to break it open with a hatchet, it exploded, "blowing him to "atoms. A small piece of one arm lodged in a tree was all that was found of him. Two othr negroes were blown into the river and killednnd two more mortally wounded. A boy named Thos. Gallagher, aged even year?, with some other boys, were drinking from a hydrant in front of 'some new buildings in Philadelphia on Friday afternoon, when one of the bricklayers threw a brick, at the 'boys, which struck ypung Gallagher on the head, causing in stant.daath. i The murderer was arrested. In a blacksmith shop in Auburn, I1L, the other day, a man named Thaxton stab bed one named Hurst in the bowels, caus ing his death almost instantly. ' .The mur derer was arrested, and on hb way to jail the officers allowed their prisoner to stop at his houso for a few minutes, where, af ter eating a hearty supper, he deliberately disemboweled himself, with a table knife. A very formidable "anti-Popery riot" occurred at Birmingham, England, on the 18th. - Two streets of the city were taken by tho , rioters and completely sacked. The Roman Catholic chapel was attacked and, it was thought, would be destroyed. At three o'clock thorioters had. full pos sesion of th a city and were outraging and plundering. Large "bodies of troops had been sent to; the scene withl orders to . put n stop to the riot at all hazards.- J "'TINWARE, HARDWARE, &c;r" I36T. PIlir;G THADE. 167 I aa now prepared to effer. ; SUPERIOR INDUQE3IENTS ' '- TO' CASH rOBCHASERS OF TIN &SOEEWR0N WIRE! ; V --' EITHER AT ; l ; ' WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. My stock consists in part of every variety of -, in, sucei-iron. COPPER AND BRASS WARES,- BNAMEIXED AND rLAIN SAUCE-PAnsrBOILERQ.ir.ci COAL, SHOVELS, MINE LAMPS, OIL liUUSlSf UKNISuING HARD- WAUSOF EVERY KIND.; Speat'a AntiOnit HOTELS RANT HOUSE," " ; r " Hemlock, Cambria Co., F " JOHN WILKIN,' Proprietor:. .;." This House has been refitted, and offers accommodations superior to any other House in the vicinity. The Proprietor, after long experience In the business, feels confident he nnderstands the wants of the public Ilts TABLE will be supplied with the delicacies 01 the season and his liAli with the choicest wines and liquors. Bv constant attention and due care for the comfort of his enests the Proprietor hopes to merit a liberal share 01 patronage. , ' .-- maylu-iy.J HEATING and COOKING STOVES, j criminating public.' UAUELiSIUIi COOKING STOVES, -NOBLE, TRIUMPH akd PARLOR COOK- , , , -: ..USU. STOVES, , :zM::: 1 . And any Oooklnff Stove desired I will eet when ordered at manufacturer's prices---! Odd Stove Plates and Grates. &c., ,for re pairs, on hand for the Stoves , I sell ; others will, be ordered when wanted. Particular ; attention given to .7 A I SCOTT HOUSE, . ' 2Iain Street, John$tow7ii Cambria Co., JPa., - -:: -A. ROW & CO.; Proprietorsr - ; rtTTTQ TTnTTCr1 1 - . Vnrt -nGftA ielegantly furnished, is now open for-the reception and entertainment of guests The proprieora by long expsrience in hotel keep ing feel COnhaect " they can satisly a dis Their Bar is supplied with tlr3 choicest brands of liquors and'tvmcs. ' ' Jan. SI, 1867: (ly.) - UNION HOUSE, PBENSBURG,. ral, JQIIN . A. BLAIR, Propietor, spare? no' pains to render :this hotel wort by of a continuation of the liberal patronage It has heretofore. received. " His be furnished with. the A. Ill ' 111 -1 bpOUtinff. ValleYS and Conductors', best the market affords: his bar' with ; the all of which will be made out of best mate- I best cf liquors.-V-His , stable is large, and will be attended by. an attentive and obliging hostler. , r Jan 31. 1867.-tf. rials and put up by competent workmen. Lamp Burners, Wick and CMxnneys "WllOLKSALE OR KETAIL. I would call particular attention to the Light House Burner," with Glass Cone, for giving more light than any other in use. : Also, the y f aragon iJurner, for grude Oil. ; It recommends itselt'-'-'i -v : f . SHIELDS HOUSE; SUGAR KETTLES AND CAULDRONS Uorro, cAiuBRUlcovNft, :pA., fffOUNTAIN HOUSE, Ebeksbcrg. The Table is alwavs snnrjlied with tho choicest delicacies ; the Bab is supplied with' choice liquore, and the Stable attended by careful hostlers . Transient visitors accom modated and boarders taken by the week. month or year, on reasonable terms, feb21 THOMAS CALLEN, Proprietor i ; TIIIIS house is now open for the accommo- I Uauon of the public Accommodations aa'.good . as the country will; afford, and charges jnoderata. - Jau 31, 18G7.-tf. MISCELLANEOUS. - QIJICII. SALES, T. CIUICI1 S AT.T3, r. 7-Vr . 1 AND SMALL PROFITS. ' AND SMALL PROFITS, AND SMALL .PROFITS, GUR LEY'S NEW CHEAP STORE, GUELEY'S NEW CHEAP STORE, GURLEY'S NEW CHEAP. STORE,. - - - -' EB2NSBURO PA. ,61 EBENSBURG, PA. f r;: EBENSBURG, PA. - ; . The Largest Stock of Goodn. ' Tlie Best Blecte4 and the Greatest , Variety evfir a rwm " CrOUgUS 10 lOW, ; ; r, . . ' LARG EST CHEAPEST AND BESTT ' , LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST, . LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST," ' GO AND SEE. GO AND SEE. -l m AND SEE. Tle subacriher calls the attention of the 1ubl!o to the fact, that he has iust received and .openCd out in his New Store, a larce ... . -i . 1 0 etocit 01 gooua, consisting or, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP FEED, Bran. Fish. Bacon and Chcc3e r Sugar, Cof- xea, iioias?es. Spices; Tobacco, CigarB, Candles, Soap, Vinegar,' &c &o. - NOTIONS, DRUG3.TERFUMERY, Moneware and Earthenware. ALSO, a fine assortment of the ; best and: latest style of T ...... B J iiais.. iia ,- always , .keeps constantly : on hand Bologna Sausazes. Sardinetr. Prcsh rA Spiced Oysters in can, or half cans, and al most everything in the "eating or drinkin It.. - Jt it .r 1 - 1 . ?i. . . ... S? tiaa. Aii, vi wuicn win oe sola at tinall pTont. . ;- '?' : :. GEO. HURLEY,' : ' Maik Stkke-t', Ebensbuhq, Pa. January 31, 1867.- qpO TIIE LADIES OF.EBENS- BURG AND VICINITY. Having re cently arrived from the city with a hand . acme assortment of Snrina and Summer Mil. lintry dnd Straw Goods, of the latest styles. ! r j. i'n .... - i..iiFiiaiiS xiunnas, oajis qtux Vtlceta. fine French Flowers, an assortment of Ribbons, all widths anl colors, Ladies plain and fan cy Dress Caps, Infants Silk and Embroid ered Caps, togother with Hoop Skirts, Cor sets, Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies' and Gent's fine Linen Handkerchiefa, &c , we invite the ladies of Ebensburg and surrounding dis tricts to call aud examine our stock, Tn the store room -formerly occupied by E. Hughes, below tho Mountain House. - - v vve hare a-- fashionable miliner of excel lent taEte,-ho wiil pay particular attention to bleaching, pressing aud altering Hats and Bocneta to the Latest styles. -'- ; - ' Mbs.j:doyle, April 25-3m.. . : ; Miss M. RUSH. -' j Limo for Sa!e.Uw-.i r- JTUC ncdersignod is prepared to ship Lime i: from Lilly Station, or 2o. 4, on tha Penn sylvania Railroad to Ebentburg, Johnstown, ct any other point cn the Pcana. R. R., ct it branches.. . ... , . 5 Address. . WM. TILE Y. Jan3.L-tf Uemiocrk, Cambria co., P of all sizes constantly on hand., j t. Jobbing m Tin; Copper'and Sheet-Iron. a lowest possmie rates WiioiisAti: MEncHAKTsxisTs ' i ISVSERCHAMTSl HOTEl.. now hfYni beent on application jr&' W. CKM'KIBBIN Proprietors; ... ,. by mail or in person. 4 :.J , rwi-M, nrLtJf ' Honinff to see all rriv old May 9, 188T.ly. J . -PHILADELPniA; many new ones this Spring, I return my uioei sincere inanKs lor tne very liberal pa tronage I have already received, and will enaeavor to please all who may call, wheth r mey ouy or not . . ' " FRANCIS WV HAY. Johnstown, March 7, 18675-6m. " BEAT Reduction ik Prices ! ' TO CASH BVYERS! ; 'AT XII C EBE'tSBURQ HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE! IThe undersigned "reepectfullv Informs tha citizens of Ebensburg and the public cener . BANK NOTICES.- WH. V.. LLOYD. 1 v.: President P. T. CALDWELL, ' : -t. Cashier.' IB S T NATIONAL B A K K DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OIT THE - VXITED STATES. J Cornet1 Virginia' and Annie Streets, North I '' Ward, AUoona, Fa. ? t Authorized Capital,'1 $300,000 ally-that he has made a great reduction in I Cai!j Capital paid In;" - - . - - - 150,000 prices to. CASH BUYERS. My stock will consist, in part, of Cooling, Parlor and Heat-. ng stores, ot tne mo6t popular kinds Tin ware of every description, of my own man hfacture; Hard ware of all kind, such as Locks, ScrewSj.Britt Hinges, Table Hinges Shutter Hinges Bolts, Iron and Nails,,' Win- All business pertaining to Bankine done on favorable terms ' " " Internal Revenue Stamps of air deaomU nations, always on hand. , " , To purchasers of Stamps, percentace." in stamps, will be allowed, as follows : - :$50 to $100, 2 per cent, j $100 to $200, Or OIIXSTOWK, CAJIEKIA CO., FA. dow Glass, Putty, Table Kuives and Fcrks j 8 per cent, ; $200 and upwards, 4 per cent vwviuK xvuivv auuxorKS, iueat Uutters. 1 ' an. ito-u. ppie jrarers, v en ana rocket Ilnives in great variety. Sci ssors. Shears." Razors and Strops. Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Boring Machines, Augers, Chissels, , Planes, Com passes, squares, 'iles, liasps. Anvils,. Vises, Wrenches, Rip,-. Panel and Cross-Cut Saws. vnaics oi aiiKinas. onovels, Spades, Key thes and Snaths, Rakes, Forks; Sleigh .Bells, Shoe Lasts, Pegs. Wax Bristles, Clothes Wringers, Grind Stones, Patent. Molasses Gales and Measures, Lumber Sticks, Horse Nails, Horse Shoes, Cast Steel, Rifles, Shot Guns, Revolvers, Pistols, Cart ridges, '.row? ,? .Tl O ' S 1 ' --. . ucr, v,p, xjc3.u,- etc., jaa . ocovc Elates, Grates and Fire-Bricks, Well and Cistern Pumps and Tubing ; Harness and Saddlery Ware of all kind; IVooden and Willow Ware in great variety ; Carbon Oil and Oil Lamps Fish Oil, Lard Oil. Linseed Oil. wu, iwo&in, aar.uiassware, Taints, Varaish ts, Turpentino, .Alcohol, &c. ' f. FAMILY GROCERIES, such as Tea, Coffee, Sugars, Molasses. Syr ups, Spices, Dried Peaches', Dried Apples, Fish, Hominy, - Crackers. Eice and Pearl Barley ; Soaps, Candles ; ; TOBACCO and i i EDICAL" PREPARATIONS. $100 For a medicine that itill cure coughs, i. r. influenz a,, :;: ? e 1 ' v: TICKLING IN tlinOAT, ' ;i a WHOOPING COUGH, : or relieve C ONSXJMPTJVE CO UGHS, , , . ," AS QUICK A3 COES COUGH BALSAf.1 over -"one; mTllion bottles have been sold, and not a single instance of its failure is known, v We have In our pos session any quantity cf Certificates, some of them from EMINENT PHYSICIANS "who have used ; it in their practice, and given it the pre-eminence over all other compounds. IT DOES NOT DRY UPA COUGH, ' -r v - BUT LOOSEX3 IT, : .;.f,.tr. so as to enable the patient? to expectorate freely. Two or three doses will invaeiaelt cua Tr'cKLtjra ik tu thboat;.t, . A half bot tle has often completely cured ,the most EluVborn Covgft : a nd.yet, '. though it is so sure and speedy 10 its operation,, it is per fectly harmless, being-purely vegetable. .. It Is .very agreeable to the taste, and may bs administered to children of any agel. tn ' ; In eases of Groupie tcill guarantee a cure, tfjakenin season y:fi' -? ; ;x-.,U I : ,-7 fiTo Family slioulel lie wltlioat It.' It! fs within the reach of all. it -belnVtfitf ' O " r"ALT00riA;ADYERT!SmEHTSr j hi i i m i j j . . - - - CASH CAPITAL $500,000. r? - , X neapcest and pest, medicine extant.' ; - ' CG. CLARK & COProp'rs, ? ; taar.28.eowly. New Haven, Conn. 1 0m DYSPEPSL CURE 1 1 .This great remedy for all DISEASES OF THE STOMACH is the discovery of the in ventor of Cue's valuable Cough Balsam, while experimenting for his own healthl It cured Cramp: iri'tbe Stomach for him. which bad before yielded to nothing hut choloforni," .The almost daily testimony from : Various parts of the country encourage, us td believe there is no .disease caused by a disordered stomach it will not speedliy cure. Physi cians endorse and nae it. "Ministers give tes tiinorry of its efficacy andfrom all directions we receive tidings of jrures performed. , . Vyspepsia it" is sure to cure. Heartburn one dose will cure.r Sickjhadache 'xi has cured in hundreds of. cases. 7s Headache and Dizziness it stops In tlurty Minutes. " cti ty oftheStomachM correctsat once. Rising of Vie Food'1. stopa Immediately, ; Distress bfter Eating' one dose wiH Vemove, CJiolera Morbus rapidly yields "to a few doses." ' Bad Breath will be. changed with half a bottlef IT ISPEEFjCTLY JIARMLESSI. .'? ts nnprccedented feuccess is owing to the act that it cures by assisting Nature to re issert her sway in the system; 1 ? '.- Nearly every dealer in the; United States ;ells it at oxe dollar pia 'bottle; C. G. CLARK & CO.,! Proprietors larch 14.-eowiy.vr:? ew Haven, Conn. ; a T . .v - ' - S 7& We are now prepared to insure LIVE STOCK against loth D-aVi and Theft, in this tfve and reliable Company. Owners of stock have now the opportunity, by insur ing with this Company, of obtaining securi ty and remuneration for the loss of their an imals in case of death or theft; " - ' ; ; ! OWNEES OF, IIOIiSES, . Manufacturers, "Farmers,." Teamsters. 'Expressmen,-.'. Physicians, and in fact all who are to any extent dependant upon the ferU ces of their horses in their daily vocations should insure-in this Company; and thus derive a. protection against the loss of theJr animals, which are in many cares the sole means of support to their owners. : 7 :: 7: 7 FAJIM, STOCK. .:. l77: Farmers and others owning cattle should avail themselves of this means of saving the value of their stock, and secure an equiva lent for the loss which would otherwise fall heavily' upon, them in being deprived of tbeir. Cattle by insuring in this, the - " PIONEER COMPANY 0E;Af.lERICA! By i nsuring v in t hi s ; C-m pa ny . you ex change a certainty for an uncertainty. No maucaa tell vhether. his animals may rot be "stolen or ' die through, some .nnforst en Hiamity. . -. :-r: ' r;-; t ' Cv- Competent Agents wanted, to tc7tom a liberal compensation tcill le-paid.' Apply to - KERR & CO., General'Agents, i -April 4, I867.-ly. - - Altoona. Pa. i -CO Col. WM; K. PIPER, Ebensburg, has been appointed : local agent for the Hartford Live Stock' Insurance Company. a - - 7 O R E I G N S H I P PING I EXCHMIGElbmCE ! We are now selling Exchange, (at. evr ork Bates dn; v "- - '"v !'; y - .i r-TTPHQFESSlfJNg mIES J.ToatSaX yr tenders his prprewjional s er J sioian and burgeon to the riti2ef tewti and vicinity Office in r-9, me occupied by J -TWh- .v r. 01 B iigoi caus cai rence Schroth Night calls cnbe made at the hot! s. belfordvdentkf PONTINUE3 to visit EbensbW, ' I on the, 4th -Monday S. Uunng his' absence '.Lewis N' Siv studied with the Doctor u-;u. "Jr"r. office and attend tr li waKa: him. ' : : . ler. having opened an &c C i over R. R,TLom8 Store, . sional services to the citizeus of l Jv i andvicmity, ;' " ;:''n$j?J e-DEVEKEvVUxTrpp EICUK AKD ECRGEOK, W pi Office east end of - Mansiou IIoiLsi. ' Roud street., Night calls in vt!'a,E-; .... , J. .g;A5...s i "Attorneys at Law, i : 1 7:7" " Ebenstmrg, Cambria c6.',fL ' Office opposite the Court1 Uov.se Ebensburg, Jan. 31, lS67.-tf. Englaridi-'5 7 Wales Y Austria; s 1 Baden, Hanover, : : Ireland, ' Germany, Bavaria, -Hesse n. 1,1 t. Belgium, -' Scotland;'' ; "Prussia, J Wurtembergi faaxony, " Switzerland, Holland,' .r:;?J. . Norway and France. And iickets to and from any Port in England; V .;. Ireland , . Germany, France," jfew South Wales or- , " i , .... . " " . Scotland, California, - n Australia. " KERR & CO. d5 .V s' ov- CV. Capital, $60, 000.-.Prl-rllcs to Ittcrcase . r , .... . to C1oO,O00, fJ Inland and Foreign Dffts furnished. Gold and Silver bor. . a l sold. . - - Collections made, at hor:;o and abroad. TJ. S. Bonds and Securities of all kind ob tained. -: t.r,J- - ' i .Deposits received and money loaned. " ; "A general Banking business transacted-" D. J. Morrell, , - ..V. J Georgo Fritz, ; ' ' Isaac Kauffman. " 1 John Dibert. Jacob M. Campbell, j E. Y, Townscnd, '-' , . Jacob Levergood. . s C . .D. J. JIORRELL, Pre V. II. J. Roberts, Cashier.,: .. jAn31'67. IT LOID. & CO.; EanltersV : : Ji-i 1 - " " EBENSBtTRfT ' PlV Gold, Silver; Government Loans, and other Securities, bought and sold.' Interest allowed on Time Eeposits. Collections made CIGARS; Paint, Whitewash, Scrub. Horse. I on all accessible points in the United States, ana a general iianKing pusiness transacted. i-'January 31, 1867; - - - - -c i - J SI. LLQ7D & CO,, v .... .Bakkebs. Altooka. Ia. Drafts on the principal cities and Silver and. Gold Tfori sale, -Collections imade.; Moneys received on) deposit, parable on de mand, without interest, or upon. time, with interest at fair rates, ; ; an31. Shoe, Dusting, Varnish. Stove. Clothes and Tooth Brushes, all kinds and sizes Bed Cords and Manilla Ropes, and many other articles at the lowest rates for CASH, .i ; fjHouse Spouting made, painted and put up at iow rates lor easn. A liberal discount- made to country dealers huying Tinware wnoiesaie. UEU. HUiTr.F.Y Ebensburg, Feb, 23, 1867.-tf. " C1I!L? - f"l-... -ry i . . . iUETAlII: PIUTUBE l Has no superior , l l in Vie World i I It is pronounced il faultless by all who nave usea it, and it is predicted that it will supersede all other Curtain Fixtures now in use. For sale by GEO. HUNTLEY.. FHANir W. : HAY, T7H0LESALE and RETAI L Manufacturer of TIN", COPPER and SHEET-IRON" WARE. Canal street, below Clinton. Johns town. Fa. A lare stock constantly band. DOCKET KNIVES, Table Knives '- and Forks, Spoons, &c. can be bonht. cheap for cash at GEO. HUNTLEY'S. OAUGAINS can Iia hal Kt. vour f'ontl. fi:r rash cf. . t . .. Feb. 28., . ,..;OCO, HUNTLEY'S. T OQD -SKUNKS AND, VALISES, fyrale-lovv at G. HUNTLEY'S. 'lJS7 WORD FE03I JOHNSTOWN! jouk jr. McapnT & co At their Stores in the Scott House 'JSIain Kf and on Clinton Street, JoJmstoicn. - Have constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of seasonable ; - , , . ; . Dry. Goods, Boots, Shoes, Groceries. and a general variety of NOTIONS, &c.' Their stock consists of aim oat every article usually kept in a retail store,' all cf which have been selected with care and are- offi;red -at prices which cannot fail to prove satisfac tory. Call and examine fur yourselves Tch. 23; IS67.-tf. . -': . ' 5. - WHOLESALE1 S, : T: 1 " ' 77 :'rvwK, Cjv .; ABD TO lOTALlDa--A; Cler- gyman, while residing in South Amer ica as a missionary,: discovered a safe and feimple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and. the whole train . of, disorder, brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompt ed by a desire to benefit the, afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe" for pre paring and "using this medicine,: in a sealed envelope, to any one, who needs it,,, Free cf Charge.- ; Address. .:, , . JOSEPH" TVINMAN,'!.: ' ; Station D, Bible House, JSrew York Ciirji 1 March '2S, '1847.-Sm. - - - - SABVEX CEIU3. 'LQWIUS CHILDS. c iri'L i) s &' co. W'TVtooIesale Dealers in " t 183 WOOD STREET, ' ' , r , ; PITTSBURGH, PA.. Agents for the sale of "Hope Mill, Cotton Yarn, Bags, Batting and Carpet Chain.''' : Feb. 23, 18G7.-tf. . JOHN KrCKETT,., - - . - , ."- jr. J. 8T0BSI. OUSE pD SIGN PAINTING. OXX ' hpCKKTX '4 CO. - Desire to inforhi the; public generally Uiat they are now prepared to execnte House, Sign and Ornamental Fainting, Glazing, Pa per Hanging. Graining and Calceimnmg, ei ther in Cambria, Blair or Huntingdon Cuun tief, on, the shortest notice, in the very best style, and at prices as reasonable as any other firm or individual in jthe country. Lull at their room m Lowther'd buildin. under Rough's Drug Store, or address - Johk Eockett &.Co., Altoonal Ta; "April 25, 1867Cm. T"f.t ; ': IJOIIN IIICKEY. Altooxa Pa., t Dealer In all kinds ' ' Househol d Furniture ! I ... ECCII ASi s . LOUNGES; J TABLES. - A BEDSTEADS SOFAS, j BUREAUS. WHAT-NOTS CUSHIONED, CANE-BOTTOMED - AND ! ";. .. COMMON, CHAIRS, Ac..--..; , ... i NEW FUf?NlTURE WARER00M j i : 1 3vviA. btreeTj'kfar haeriet , " i Opposite Vie Protestant Episcopal Ch urch, March 7, IS 67.-1 y. . - . EAST A LTOONA "MARBLE" V0RKS.:i ; :' V V P. M'LAUGIILIN, 1 TTORNEY AT LAW, JoJinstoan h Corner of Clinton and Locust streeuJ" oi.aira. ui aiicnu 10 ail OUbnesi con- -.1 li f . U"J, ru wuu ui proiessioa.--Jan. 81. 18G7.-tf. - JOHN IV LINTON, TTORNEY AT LAW, Johnston, h i a uuice in Duiiding on corner of Msia- f tranklin street, opposite Mansion ILl! second floor Entrance on Franklin sirs! ; Uonnstown. Jan. 31, 1867. tf. . .. .llV, A SHOEMAKER, I TTORNEY AT LAW,;iT&e;wiury, P.j ll.ymce on iiigu street, one door hast eft Banking House of Lloyd & Co. j January 3l,y1867.-tf. ' I ; : ' W. II. SECIILER, H ITTORNXY AT LAW, , Ebtnur3, ij il Office in the Commissionera' Rhoui.U-! House . , , V . Jan.SleT-tl 1 i F. 1 TIE1JNEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ebenslurg, fa Office in Culonade Row. ; Jan. 5. 18C7-tf. ? 'JOSEPH RFDONALI), ' I TTORNE Y AT LA W, Ebensbur3.Fi, j OfSce on Centre street, opposite llm Hotel. '- , r ; y : .. Jan. 31, lSCT-t! f - 1. . . ? JOHN FENLON. 1 TTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg PAJ ' "Jan 31, 18C"4t dence. GEORGE M. HEED, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ebemlurg, fi Oflice on Main street, three doon L of Julian. V Jan. 31, 156:. "pIUCES GHEATLY DEDUCED ! AT TEE' STOWn IIAnBLE. WORKS ! rlTe subscriber haa just received a large and handsome invoice ol Italian and American '"' M A R B LE. V ' Vf comprising the largest and finest s 'DK Johnstown; at his" establishment i -S' on Franklin Street, where ho;ia prepared; vith an adequate force of experienced and" skilful workmen, to -execute all kinds ol MONUMENTS. Mantels, Tombstones. Ta ble and Bnrean Tops, &c, as cheap-a3 they can be purchased in any of the cities. A large stock of Grii?U3t6iE3 on hand and for sale low. ; -f i---' .. . A room ha3 been openedn Ehensbur?. a few doors west cf Dn S. S. Christy's Drug Storer where articles of my manufacture are kept constantly on hand, to which the at tention of purchasers is inviled. . . w .. : OZTv I rorapt attention paid to orders from ia distance and . work delivered where . 'de--sired. .-jy;. in JOHN PARKE- . s2 f f , 'i ' ; 1 i? )s 1 JOHK GAT. V.;: - . !. -WaiV V ELS II. q:.ia:'x;- .. ;; Sv;. b is in l1 Sncceiiori to Gay Sz Painter, WEOlLESAUS Grocers and Ccmnisci:n Ilcrclts ; 1 'V . .' AND DEALEES 117 ' ." FLOUR, PRODUCE, FlSn, SALT, CAR- , x, ;bon oils, &c, &0., Comer Pcnn and Canal Ets.', "opposite Grain' Elevator. v fcb23 ; . , Pittsburgh, Pa, ,, il j: LLOYI). SUCCESSOR to P.. S. VBu. Dealer in .ansion 'C7.tf. Store on Main street, opposite the "Mai , House,". Ebensburg, Ta. Jan. 31, .( LCRETTO ? mm UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform 1 tha . citizens of .Cambria.- and adjoining counties, that he has just received a stock of the finest Italian and oilier Marbles at his Establishment in Loretlo Cambria co., Pa., : Monuments, Tombs, Grave-Stones,. Table and Bureau topi, manufactured of the "most beautiful and finest quality of Foreign and Domestic marble, always on Land and made.' to order as cheap as they can be purchased in" the; city, in a neat and .workmanlike" manner, and on the shortest notice. - -The .'public re respectfully invited iogUe me a call before purchudng elsewhere, as I am confident that my woik and prices will satisfy any person during. any' thing ia my '77 Zt?:11!1- ?- " '-Lf- 3 received and f . GEORGE W. O ATM AN. I TTORNEY AT LA W, Ebeuxburg. h Jl Office in Gionade Row, Centre btrwl. January 31, lS67.-tf. ' WILLIAM KITTELL,' ' I TTORN EY . AT LAW , Ebensburg, A j OSce in Colonade Row Centre stretL - Jan. 81. lSC7.-tf. . J " Lu-PERSHING Attokxey-i: lin street, up-stairs; over John Berte V ; Hardware Store. ' - Jan. 81, 18CT. AMES C. 1 IV SLY Arropi at-Law, Cun olliown, Cambria Co.J. CoJlections and all legal business promjt; attended to. - Jan. 81. 1SC7. i and Claim An'ent. -Gilke remote!'- the office formerly occupietl by M. Ili.f Esq.ecM, oa High St., Ebensburg. f '.MISCELLANEOUS..' j MANUFACTORY, j -it ; CHAIR TTr -vj- inicnaing ta cmia a 1 - , ilUtl.iSillHil i ill 8 itt TinTrm nn nil linn iiiih iuiUiViuii' mm such is common Winsor Chairs, Fret If j ' Cliairs, Vienna Cha"rs. Eustle Cliairs, ts ! Backed Cliairs, Sociable Chairs, , " - jCnne ?Bn!- prv ROCKING. CnAIRS, OF EYEET S ; SPRING SEAT CUIIBS j ; ' Settees, Lounges, ic.,&c :CABirJET FURNITURM of every description and of latest, j STYLES, WITH PRICES TO SCIT Tj ?V:'v .Tastes of? all; -; . Thankful for past favors, he respv fully fcolicits a liberal shanr of public F-;L ago. Clinton Street, .Johnstown I Co. Ta. . t , j- ; ; J.Uf f OBERT E. JONES-. "' . iiE4 . , Ebensburg, Cambria co., n a Cfl.vA.na id forClIERBY,POP.LAR" and LIND LU2IBER. .. . GEO. EUKTLEi at;' f fc b.28. J use or Uara. can buv HUNTLEY'S. iiardwaru cheap by paviopr cash at Feb. 28.'. , . :c;lo. I T F you want to buy goods on loY and pay ti r rices, dout co to - Feb. 28. F ; GEO. IIUNI
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