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JAN. 16, 18S8.
'D PERSONAL
Last week was a
E3!i Privity at the County Seat,
es sdJ pleasuro held a dm-
ci n of tie Teachers' Insti
lW.av, 7th inst., and
:r'l;: a until Friday evening.
."s.'iJ.-soiH seventy or seven
.y0ctlv females. being pres
'li4"cver by tho efficient
Mr. T.J. Chapman,
tie cause of education arc
Superintendent Jack,
'l"ln experienced practical
-"""Jt and was a most import-
ta the assemblage. Mr-i0.
''Ti LthtMrs from York coun-.-4
off in the House, also
Slivered several highly in
.i.nirtainins lectures.- Indeed,
ca of tke ablest lecturers on
t'pirt we have ever usilucu iu.
.1 Pircctora were also present,
j to ba much gratiied -with the
Uv liiglt Cyrus Elder, Esq., lec-
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m ceauiiiui mouguis
J, and Lis rendering of
Hawthorne, and the great
a lie wl
;JS.2 l'TC'1
fy&ur.g friend, Mr. Win. Galbrait!
t""5 '?ri 0!1 a brief visit to our
'- :n iil.ii was represented
rsons of Oj?.:sidee, Flem. Hollllay,
G-d Casbria friend. Geo. M. Riddle,
itlat the vkit of these latter sentie
nt, will Le profitable to themselves
meir lanibna county customers.
iut:!e friends will find the cards of
s'-tjffien elsewhere in our paper, and
fjr tLem a liberal share of pitron-
but clover feilows advertise in
-o-cist, w:ts lorcifie ana ;n gooa
'" . 1 1 1 - - A.
oie, iLo lecture was a
t inn
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r.." iT evening Earmiei incision.
Kuj a lecture upon the subject of
; raaisbrcent." The lecture was
jriwticJ, nJ seemed to be in ea
y with the views of the members
i'x'.t, 'pH a3 t1ae larS9 audieace
Le lecturer was honored.
'caller of honorary members were
i:! having accomplished its mis-
I:sli:ute adjourned.
rather Intermediately, came the
f.-r the Ler.eSt of the Mountaineer
Cub. This camo olr on Uhurs
uJ to say that it was a splendid
j sot doing it lua justice, it cx-
t r- Oit ttnguine expectations, both
rJier of the audicr.ee and tho char-
jeLVurt r:mi wasactual'y packed
in! being entirely beyond its oapa
jtafort. Even young ladies wero
::o stand in the aisle, while every
:.h of room wns brought into re
I'ut thtj uuiMial audience was
the character of the entertaiu
'. ph-asura was mingled with sur
: j chert season of practice should
intrx jetted a result.
!' r.,eutal oiusic was ucder the di
' Mr. A. J. Maguire, assistfd by
.-"'fiua, FieluhrUEe, Kinktad and
.: i!.e!r rendering of some of the
. u'.t pieces elicited continued ont
j;p!auae; while the rocal music
com distinguished for the leauty
r.t.ons than the admirablo manner
riscution. rmt. lluehcs was assibt-
Me:rr. Jonee, Kinkead and Evans.
P.vij, Miosis Lewis, Robinson and
Where all was more thau satisfac-
we uou-nt that "fcpeak a Kind
ca You Can," bv Mr. Hughes, and
Be!!, VTatcLnian." by Miss Lewis.
Uti ILi IMC illw . i
-.lighted wis the immense audience
.Jtntertaicceiit throughout, tiiat a
acf the concert was unanimously
..a i proposition made to that effect.
. urea wuh the popular wish, thcre-iiiK-en
determined to give another
I fru'rui-jnert, with an entire chaugt
v.mnc, at the Court llou3, on this
;iay) eveuing, Jan. 15th.
i-i-ert was not only honored by the
si cur citizens generally, but by a
n' er of persons from a distance, at
i:eas well by the concert itself as
::o of basiacs and attendance at
ii'e. Arnong others who came to
-r and be entertained by the mu--i
furnish;.-! 1 on the above occasion,
io-;r worthy and uncompromising
-ticttuie:id, II. II. Fettinger, Esq.,
tc en,oryo citj-ct Altoona, who,
u!ation oi tne e-,.- rrhe. townRin f
Qallitzin, WashingQ aud Summerhill are
advancinglrapidly in wlth and population.
Clearfield township, ot the Loopf as well
as a portion of Allegheny White town
ehips, are great depots for the manufacture
of lumber out of the raw materia an(j for
its traasportation to the Eastern Markets
And while the "stumpage" of a 6inglbcre
is worth aa much to the owner, in many .m.
ses, as fifty acrea were ten years ajo, h an.
swers tho additional end of preparing for
tlie plough eome of the finest land in Cam
bria county. This portion of the county de
rives its immigrants mainly from Clearfield
and Blair counties, .with a few industrious
New Eiifclandars ; while Chest and Susque
hanna are like avenues to wealth, and have
become the homes of many Clearfield lum
berers, as well as Indianians.
But Chest and Carroll townships, and es
peciallj' the latter, are increasing, perhaps,
more permanent!!, as well as more rapidly,
than any other country portion of the coun
ty. This is owing to the fact that tho Ger
man farmers, by whom these townships
have been mainly Eettled, and who are still
seeking homc3 there, do not desire more land
than they can cultivate. Ilenco they buy
small firms, and cultivate thoroughly every
acre they purchase. This portion of the
county is receiving almost faily accessions
to its population from Germany, from St.
Mary's, from Eastern and Western Pennsyl
vania indesd from every point of the com
pass. More recently this class of settlers has
been overflowing its original boundary, and
extending into Cambria and Blacklick town
ships, southward, Susquehanna, northward
and eastward to Clearfield and Allegheny.
Yherever they settle the neighborhood bears
unmistakeable marks of good husbandry.
The universal Yankeo nation never will
be still. Thty jnay bs likened to a flock of
pigeons in a buckwheat finid those behind
constantly rising, fluttering over the heads
of those more advanced, and settling down
beyond, to be again left in the rear in their
turn. Bni Cambria county has Buffered less
from Western emigration than any of her
Bisters, and whenever the vicissitudes of
business, or the whim of a discontented
mind, takes a Cambrian from uf, his place
is sure to be tiled before it grow eoIJ.
AW4T. We learn from the Kbens-
vt. t'ifit A. C. Muinn, Esq., f that
ovei Triih his fiiaily to Ash-;;.,:-T'f!l1
oaty, to become cashier
Lierr.. v, liita suggests the re-'-t
w ik cf late loslar bv emi-
of the leadin?
;':il::cly too many
r coaaty. Rev. . I.
f J - u . u. u. .i n aw. n n n
itu uaj Henry Sargent.Esqs'., of
J'3. wtil re;de in Philadelphia:
,0' a-id Colonel Emanuel
; t ie g.inif rUCC( iiave moyel
; V"er, of thc Summit, has
j i - "'"..lumr, ui tjursl
nave pone back to Maine ; A. C.
arVw'-'.- tcuzllt- new home elae-
- . ,aiu t-ti-Kstresser, Esq.. of
-iir ilf 3 frone t0 Versailles, Mor-J?''0"'1-
In addition to these
4jon?ired f,lrme. bends of ami
i, S,0' c,st from Cambria county
- ph.re is a good State to emi-
;y W w,Llch boasts such a stur-
-oa wonit11 prisinS ftnd virtuous
y.ke r ;if-e7w be ne!y t0 borrow
T.h tioa.-oAoirB Tribune,
c icrrr. rn mi nr mt
r - vauiurja county. Ana
.Ht; e hpe they may all havo
elf P. aSant Pkce3 aDd no
W;S rfiect uPn themselves
-tit n. - . ""waua (.UdUKe
$ venture to assert that the cen
List of Junor.3. The following named
persons wer drawn on the 3d inst. to serve
as Grand and Traverse Jurors at the coming
EpecUl and regular terms of Court, in Feb
ruary and March next :
February Term Traverse Jurors.
Blacklick Tp Eml Brallier. Carrolltomrn
Bor Eugei.e Barker, Henry J Campbell.
G.nc-niauxh Tp John Cushon, Eli Griffith,
Geo W Knowlton, Geo vYisinger, TodiKik
Kuhler. Conemaugh Bor R U Canan, Jno
Roberta. Chest Springs Bor Francis Coop
er, Martin Shofiner. Clearfield Tp J II
Douglass, Jos Dodson, Thos S Durbin. Car
roll Tp Puter E;irhart. ChristiaQ Fulmer.
Cambria Tp John Griffith jr, Thos Hoover,
Griffith J Lloyd. Cambria Bor Henry Gore.
Croyle Tp Victor Vogtly. Ebensburg
Lemuel Davis. JoBhua D Parrish. John E
Roberts. Gallitzin Tp David Mills. Jack
son Tp James Betpmin. Johnstown Bor
John Decker, George W Gageby, Henry
Kratzcr. Millvil'.o Bor David Constable,
ilunster Tp Simon Fisher, Win Glass, Jno
Kaylor. Richland Tp Wm Gearhart, Hi
ram Hayes, Wm Kring. Isaac Reigart, Eml
Weaver. Summerhill Tp Christopher Al
lenbauh. Sammitville Bor Peter Dough
erty, Wm M'Connell. Taylar Tp Wm II
Adams. Wilmore Bor John Forsythe.
, "---'-- Johnston." Yoder
Tp John F Aden, Jackson lloruci y.
March Term Grand Jurors.
John J. Troxell, Gallitzin Tp., Foreman.
Allegheny Tp Joseph Cooper. Blacklick
Tp Abraham Lantz, Jacob Wagner. Con
emaugh Tp Abner Griffith. Cambria Tp
Richard Gittings, David Owens. Carroll
Tp Raphael Hite, John P Parrish. Chest
Tp John Wagner jr. Clearfield Tp Cor
nelius Morris. Johnstown Bor George W
Osborne, David Rose, Wm Tibbott. Jack
son Thomas Davis. Mill villa Bor Geo
Baltzer. Richland Tp Jos Geis. Eusque
hauna Tp Jacob Johnston. Taylor Tp
Caleb Butler. Washington Tp David Fox,
Michael Brawloy, John Lynch, FM George.
White TpHonry Foster.
Traverse Jurors First Wotk.
Allegheny Tp Michael Driecoll, George
Flick, John J Glass. Conemaugh Bor Jos
II'.-sIop, Isaac Berlin, Geo Ileadrick. Cone
maugh Tp Samuel Cover, Samuel Singer.
Carroll town Bor John Stcltz. Carroll Tp
Jas Douglass, Peter Campbell, M J Nagle.
Cambria Bor Saml Bridges, Jeremh Helsel,
John Sheehan sr. Clearfield Tp Jno Krat
zer, Francis M'Connell, John Nagle jr.
Cheat Michael Kibier. Croylo Tp Peter
Long. Ebensburg Bor Daniel O Evans,
Isaac Erans, William II Coanell, R P Lin
toa. Gallitzin Tp Thomas Bradley, Fran
cis X Chiisty. Johnstown Bor Perry Bol
singer, Ceo Carroll, Wesley Green, Renben
Haynes, John E Hill, Dorsey King, Jacob
Lcvcrgood, Wm Layton. Millville Bor
Edvrard'Cauffield. Munster Tp Henry O'
llara, Richland Tp Geo Orris. Susque
hanna Tp Jos Bearer. Summerhill Tp
Edward Lynch, Thomas M'Connell. Sum
mitvi'.le Bor John Sharbaugh, Paul Mc
Kecsa. Taylor Tp Geo Page, Eml Slater.
Wilmore Bor PetcrEriniro, Geo W Kerby.
Yoder Tp Abraham Fresh, Stephen Stutz
man.
Second Weelc.
Allegheny Tp Charles Flick, J03 Tom
linson. Blacklick Saml Reed, John Vi'il
son. Conemaugh Bor John Arthurs, Geo
Geiser, Chas Helfrick. Jacob Kuhn, Chas O
Luther. Conemaugh Tp BFSUck. Cam
bria Bor Thomas Benson, Frank Kurtz,
Michael St. Clair. Cambria Tp John Lat
terner, Edward Thomas, Alex McVicker.
Clearfield Tp Michl Dunegan, D A Clark.
Carroll Tp Thomas Adams. Chest Tp
Jacob Glosser. Croyle Tp Saml S Paul.
Ebensburg A A Barker, Harrison Kinkead,
Gallitzin Tp Samuel Craig, Richard Denny.
David Watt, Josiah Christy. Johnstown
Wm Corer, Wm McKce, Andrew Moses,
Joshua F Ck.Tcntcr. Jackson Tp Simon
P Dunmire, Tiinothy Hunt. Millville Bor
James Gibson, Dsfliel Miller, Wm McEN
carr, David M Davis. Monster Tp Daniel
Bradley. Richland Tp Frederick Gough
nour, John W Blough. Susqehmna Tp
Henry Lloyd, Washington Lloyd. Taylor
Tp Danl Goughnour, Jacob Hess. Wash
ington Tp Andrew Ager, Fredorick Figle.
Wilmore Bor Wm Butler. Yoder Tp
Jacob Barkley.
bi l' j vaiuuriii county
0WQ with ay of her
iaor ? VTtion of the Ftate.
!.. ka fitntiemen n&mpl l. fK
D,nn,rea-dy been fillod. and a vast
,,tiPPaUtion besides.
nLVsfer t0 the Tribune's
own
,j wnoso population will rprl.
bntrpf-V iuiner3' aQd laborers
Utrict5 ln0re Particularly to the
tlSlW?1 tne county, while
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"Tns old, old etory," told once more :
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The orange wreath and bridal veil.
And "cards" so nicely scented.
Haw proudly pass they down the street.
And how gently does he take her
To the beat and cheapest store in town.
Which, as every person in this vielnlty
knows, Is kept fcy our accommodating young
friend, Harry Shosnaker.
All thr Timb. Cham. Eofcerts is all the
time up to time in his business, having more
time on his shelves, if not on his hands,
than any time-keeper in this vicinity. So
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LOCAL tORRESPOSDCXC'L.
Joh??9towc, Jak. 13, 1868.
D:t7r Freanan After the exciting scenes
which marked the exit of the old and the
entrance of the new year, our town has set
tled down to the dull routine of every day
life, and now that the festivities peculiar to
the dividing line between the decrepit past
and tho elastic present are over, we h.ve
time to retrospect or build air caatle for the
future.
"The year has gone,
And with it many a glorious throDg
Of heppy dreams ! It's mark is on eaoh
brow
It's shadow in each heart-"
Aad though many of us may have little
cause to remember it kindly, yet we must
still remember that it has left us upon the
stage of life, buoyant and hopeful, while in
the storm and darkness of a cold December
midnight it laid its weary burden down and
passed from earth forever. Another leaf is
added to the rausty scroll of the past, and in
bold, clear characters is impiinted on the
title page of the present 1863. Our re
cord for the past is indelibly written in the
books just closed, whether of good or of evil
God and our consciences host know, but for
tho future, time and our actions will deter
mine what shall be entered on the pages of
the year of grace now with s.
Your correspondent is compelled to apol
ogise to his friends this week for a brief and
uninteresting letter, owing to the fact that for
6everal days past he has been confined to
his 'room from severe iaJiyw-ri"
i 0Vi vt tnit any exertion towards
hunting np local items for this letter. He
can only promise to make ample amends
in the future.
In conclusion, S. B. wishes t perform a
debt of gratitude heretofore neglected.
which is, to tender his thanks to Mr. James
Murphy ,'of the renowned Star Hall Clothing
Store in this place, for a valuable present
received on Christmas morning. Mr. M.
beloDgs to that whole-souled class of mer
chants who by their liberal and honest deal
ing acquire a reputation as correct business
man, aad as such this gentleman is recom
mended. 8. B.'s friends who visit Johns
towa are invited to give him a cali, and they
will find blm clever and accommodating.
Sku Ba.
H ALUS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
I TS EFFECT IS BXIRCULOUS !
It 16 a perfect and wonderful article.
Cures baldness. Makes hair grow. A bet
ter dressing than any "oil" or "pomatum,"
Softens brash, dry and wiry hair into Beau
tiful Silken Tresses. But, above all, the
great wonder is tho rapidity with which it
restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair re
sumes its youthful beauty by its use. It
does not dye the hair, but strikes at the root
and fills it with new life and coloring matter.
The first application will do good ; you
will see tho natural color returning every
day, and BEFORE YOU KNOW IT, the
old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
will be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining
and beautiful locks.
Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Ronewer ; no
other article is at all like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Gov
ernment Stamp over the top of the bottle.
Ail others are imitations.
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Pro
prietors. For sale by all druggists, d.12.
Fibis Cambbia Towkship. On Sunday
-morning last the dwelling house of Recso S.
Lloyd, Esq.. situated iu Cambria township,
about one mile from thl3 place, was, with a
portion of its contents, entirely destroyed by
fire. The family were at breakfast, and Mr.
Lloyd, .chancing to look out at the window,
discovered an unusual umount of sniokc dri
ving past, and on going out found the flames
bursting from the roof. Deeming it useless
to attempt to save the building, the family
and a namber of persons who were early at
tracted to the'spot, turned their attention to
the removal of the furniture, and although
they succeeded in getting out the principal
portion of the goods, we learn that Mr. L.'a
loss in personal property alone will not fall
much short of 4500. The fire originated
through a defect in the chimney, which was
built of stone. The house was a comforta
ble but not a very Taluablo structure, being
built ef logs and weather-boarded. Wo have
heard no estimate made of its value, but of
course tho misfortune Evolves much more
than the mere loss of the property destroyed.
There was no insurance.
This calamity is another verification of
the old adage that "misfortunes never come
singly." It Is not a month since we chron
icled the fast that Mr. Lloyd had sustained a
severe fracture cf one of his arms, and just
the night before the fire a valuable horse be
longing to him was kicked very severely on
one of its shoulders by another animal. Mr.
L. certainly deserves to be commisBerated
iu the midst of such an accumulation of misfortunes.
Mabble Wgkks. Mr. Ottiuger Reed, a
competent and experienced worker in mars
ble, has taken the room adjoining Williams'
tin store, until now ocupied by Mr John
Parke, and proposes to locate himself per
manently among us, provided ho can get
work enough to justify him in so doing.
We recommend hm to a liberal patronage.
Us the Bxst. Blades7 Stfphoniai Zu
bricaiors are a medical preparation In the
form of a Lozenge, and are universally con
llJonl 44m mci p-leawcmt, ocCTreoient aul ef
fectual remedy in use for Iloaraeues, Coughs,
Colds, Croups, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Diptheria, and all Pulmonary Com plain U.
They are wabbanted to give quicker and
more lasting benefit in the above affections
than any other remedy. Also to contain no
deleterious ingredient, and not to offend the
weakest and most sensitive Stomach.
Blades1 Constitution Piils are so called be
cause of their peculiar effect upon the Liver,
Stomach, Blood and Nervous System. For
Inactivity of the Liver, for the Stomach in
derangement, or Dyspepsia, they will de
light the patient with their mild and bene
ficial effect, especially if after long continued
indigestion and costiveness, thy are left
with periodical returns of the Sick Headache.
Ia case of a severe cold, producing Chills
and Fever, you can break it very Boon by
citing the Pills as per directions with each
box. JOHN II. BLADES & CO.,
aug8-ly Proprietors, Elmira, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggets 26 eta. per box.
To CoN-sruiTivEs. Ret. EDWARD A.
WILSON will send (free of charge) to all
who desire it, the prescription with the direc
tions for making and using the simple rem
edy by which he was cured of a lung affec
tion and that dread disease, Consumption.
His only object 13 to benefit the afflicted, and
he hoxies that every sufferer will try this
prescription, as It will cost them nothing
and may piovo a blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1G5 S. Second St., Williamsburg, N. Y.
C7"R- J- Lloyd, Druggist, Ebensburg. Is
Agent for the sale of tho above preparation.
Good Jf awn to Owsers or I7oJtsSB. Hav
ing secured the aid of a good Shoer, and
being well enpplied with Nails and Shoei,
am determined to offer to eath euttomtrt the
greatest inducement held out in this place
since thingi were low. You can'have your
Horse ehod all round for One Dollar and Fif
ty Cents. I will also iron Sleighs and Sleds,
make Wagon Tire and all kinds of Chaisg,
and do everything in the Blacksmithing line
at greatly reduced prices for the eath.
Chen near the foundry of B. Glaii.
P.. H. SI5G8K.
rbeebceg, Dee. II, ltttT-tai.
Coxb the will weather, coc:e elect or ccma
snow,
.Let it np as it may, to Leopold's we'll go.
And many a heart was made happy dur
ing the holiday ;by a judicious investment
of greenbacks in clothing. The Messrs. L.'i
shelves ars ratner aepietea now, du ere
this notice is in type tney will have opened
another immense stock of the most fashion
able clothing. The place is Oak Hall Cloth
ing Store, on Main street, Johnstown.
What Housekeepers Need. Our young
friend, W. A. B. Little, of Laretto, has ob
tained tho right in this county for the sale
of the Patent White Wire Clothes Line, an
article which will commend itself for cheap
ness, durability and utility to all who see it.
No family should bo without one of these
clothes lines.
Not Afraid. J. M. Thompson Is not
afraid to advertise; not afraid to sell at the
lowest prices ; not afraid to show and re
commend his goods ; and not -afraid to wait
on the biggest crowd of customers that can
elbow their way into his cheap store. So
don't you be afraid to go and buy.
Down! Down ! Mills & Davis' hand
soma sotck 13 rapidly diminishing under the
influence of the greatly reduced prices which
they have resorted to fn order to close out
the!? winter stock. So pitch in without de
Altcona Property for Sals. -A House
and Lot located on Claudia street, opposite
the Catholic church, In the" Borough of Al-
tooca. Is offered for sale on reasonable terms
The Lot Is 60 by 126 feet, well Improved
and In eood condition. The House is a two
utorv frame building, contains seven com
modioua rooms, and is in excellent repair.
Fnr fnrther Information apply to Baxvxl
Hejtbt, Ebensburg, Pa. "
Rtxktchino Out The days begin to
frnrtaen verr perceptibly, and more day
light Is thus being afforded In which to make
your purchases at the cheap store of V. S.
barker. Don't fail to use the time in se
curing bargains.
Tn Rat.. F. J. Barbcrich offers for
sale the valuable property in Carrolltown
known as the Cole property. Se band.
THIS WAY I!
For Bargains!
'WWW
STREET.
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PRICES.
THE
IfiTEST 8
TO
PBO0F8 or THE SurKRIORITT OF THE AMER
ICAS Waltham Watcubs. "This couutrv
has reason to be proud of this Bplendid spe
cimen of American operative genius and en
terpnse. That it will work a revolution in
me watcn manutacturme oi the world no
one can doubt who examine the operations
of the Waltham establishment, for it turns
out watch movements at just about one-half
the cost ot imported movements beside the
uniform reliability of the machine made
watches must give them a gieat advantage
ii il .
over an otners wnerever Kuown. A poor
time-piece of the machine make will be as
rare ia the future as a crood one of hand
make has been heretofore, for machinery is
arbitrary in its performance, and can make
a perfect article just as easy as one that is
worthless. It will be a cause cf congratula
tion if this highly useful American Enter
prise shall have the effect of driving out of
market the thousands of trashy foreign arti
cles miscalled time-keepers, by furnishing so
excellent and economical a substitute."
N. Y. Timts.
"We have had one of the works of this
Company in a case for some considerable
time, and comparing them with former first-
class works of different manufacture posses
sed by us, they have established in our opin
ion their superiority over any ever introdus
ced for correctness as time pieces." The
World.
"We notice with regret ( writing of the
Pari3 Exposition) the absence of specimens
of American manufacture, which although
only comparatively of reeent birth among
us, is already prodacing results of the most
cattafactory character. The watches manu
factured by the Waltham Company Are cer
tainly, so far as strength, durability, and
excellence as timekeepers are concerned, as
gpou as anything produced by the French or
Swiss manufactures." N. Y. Hmrald.
'The beauty, the preclaoin, the greater
cheapness, the uniform excellence of a watch
constructed by machinery co exquisite that
the mere spectacle of Its operation Is poetic,
gradually give the American Watches a
public preference which will not be deceiv
ed .' ' Harper1 s Weedy.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For Sale by all First-Class Dealers in the
United States and British Provieces. For
further information address the A rents.
BOBBINS & AFPLETON, 182 Broadway.
New York.
THE GREATEST I
E MMIIES1
AND CHEAPEST
ASSORTMENT OF
JUST RECEIVED AT
THOMPSON'S
To Ownehs or Horses. Thousands of
horses die yearly from Colic. This need not
be. Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horse Linjment
will positively cure every case, if given when
first taken. The cost is only one dollar.
Every owner of a horse should have a bottle
In his stable, ready for use. It is warranted
superior to anything else for the cure of Cuts,
Wind Galb, Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains,
Bruises, Old Sores, &e. This Liniment Is
no new remedy. It has been used and ap
proved of for 20 years by the first hornemen
in the country. Given to an over-driven
horse, It acts like magic. Orders are con
stantly received from the racing stablet cf
England for It. The celebrated Hiram
Woodruff, of trotting fame, used It for years,
and said It is far superior to any other he
has tried. Recollect, Dr. Tobia' Venetian
Horse Liniment Is put up in pint bottles.
Take co other. Sold by the Druggists and
Saddlers. Depot, 66 Cortlandt Street, New
York.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The under
signed Auditor, appointed by the Or
phan's Court of Cambria county to report
distribution of the fnnd in the hands of
Sarah Duncan, Administratrix of James
Duncan, deceased, amongst the heirs and
legal representatives of said deceased, kereby
netmes all persons interested, that he will
attend to the duties of said appolntmeat, at
his office, in Ebensburg, on Thursday, the
6th day of February, 18C8, at 2 o'clock r.
if., when and where they must present their
claims, or be debarred from coming in for
a share of the fund.
GEO. W. O ATM AN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Jan. 16, 18G8.-3t.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE. The under-
signed Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Cambria .county to report
distribution of the money In the hands of
Michael Noon, Executor of James Murphy,
late of Allegheny township, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons interested that he will
attend to the duties of his appointment, at
his office In Ebensburg, on Friday, Feb. 7A,
1868. at 2 o'clock p. M., whon and where
they must present their claims, or bo debar
red from coming fn for a snare oi saia iuna.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Jan. 16, 1868.-3 1.
CI TRAY HOGS. Came to the
premises of the subscriber, near Joseph
Dvsert St Son's Saw Mill, in Clearfield town
ship, Cambria county, about the 1st October
last, TWO STRAY HOGS, one all white and
the other having a black spot on the left
hip and another above the right eye. The
owner islrequcsted to come forward, prove
' 'rc-cj ot'TTnv
property, sc. uA.uiVQ . v.
Clearfield Tp., Jan. 16, 1868.-3t.
TTF TOTJ WANT the beet CoVinr
v Parler Stove made in the world, go ft)
LHmF STQIiB
!
On High Street.
THE LARGEST STOCK !
THE BEST VARIETY I
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
AND MORE OF THEM!
mi mi eiei mm mi
FOR A LONG TIME I
1868. "TKEAGE." 1868.
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"JOTICE Patrick Ilenaliau vs.
Mary Henahan.- Common Pleas of
Gatnbri County, No. 44, June Term, 18G7..
A. LI AS oCBPCEJJA. IN iIVOROK.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SS i The Commas.
wealth of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff r
CambriA Co., Greeting t WnsnKAS, Patrick
Ilenahan did, on the 15th day of April A.
D. 18C7, prefer his petition to our Judges of
the Court of Common Pleas, prajiog, for
the causes therein set forth, that La.
said Patrick Henahan, miht be dirorrpJ
from tho bonds of matrimony entered into
witu Mary uaiieban, We do, therefore, com
mand you, the said Mary Henahan. aa -n-A
have heretofore commanded yon, that set
ting aside all business and excuses whatso
ever, you be and appear in your proper per
son before our Judges at Ebensburg, at o
Court of Common Pleas there to be held for
said county, on the FIRST MONDAY n?
MARCH NEXT, to answer the petition op
libel of the eaid Patrick Henahan, and to
enow cause, ii any you nave, -why the said
Patrick Henahan, your husband, should not
be divorced lrom the bonds if matrimony,
agreeably to the Acts of Assembly ia such
case made and provided. And hereof fail
not.
Witsess the Honorable George Tatlob,
President Judge of our said Court at Ebens
burg, the 14th day of December, A.D. 1867.
GEO. C. K. ZAIIM, Proth'y.
AtteBt Jon A. Blais, Sheriff. j.l6-4t.
TJENTISTRY. Dr. D. W. Zdg-
ler, having opened an office In rooms
over R. R. Thoma' Store, offers his profr
eional services to the cltlseLs of Ebensbur
and vicinity. TedK txtraeled wifumt pain
by use of Nitrous Oxidd er LaugMng 3o.
L. PERSUING, ATimsET-AT-
Law, Johnstown, Pa. . Office on Frank
lin street, up-staire, over John B-nton'e
Hardwire Sjtore. Jas. 81, 186?..
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tho Cole proyert.
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