ExcRLLExr Whitewash. A corres pondent Pc'nJj us the following, with the remark that she has found it to be excel lent and the bst ever tried. Fho wishes the readers of the llejrah to have the benefit of it Aa the huuso cleaning time will soon be here, it niay nut be wmiss to pay a few wordd in regard to whitewashing. There are many recipes published, but we believe the following to bo the best that can be used : White chalk is the best substitute for lime as a wash A very line and I. ri limit whitewash pivparati-n of chalk is called "Paris White." This we buy at the paint stores fur three cent? a pound, retail. For each sixteen pounds of Paris White we pr.-cure half a pound of white transparent glue, costing twenty live cents (!if;y cents a pound). The six teen pounds of l;ris White is about as much as a p-rSon will use in a'day. It is pvp:;r.'d a follows : The pine is coven d w'.th c 1 1 water at n ght anl in the mrr -ing is carefully heated, without scorching, until dissolved. The Paris White Is stirred in with hot water enough to pive it the propt r milky cor.fi ton ry for apply ing to the wall?, and the dissolved glue is then added and thoroughly mixed. It i thi applied with a bush like the com man lime whitewash. Except on dark and srnoky walls and ceilings a single coat is f-uifici.-nf. It is nearly equal "in brilliancy to "zinc white," a far more ex pensive article. Gcrmantoicn TJpgrapli. A Vi j-v heavy fog once visited the State of Massachusetts, which probably somewhat surpassed the famous fops of London. A young man was sent out into h field to nail on a few courses of shingles up n a barn, the roof of which was near ly completed. At dinner time, continues the farmer-, who is responsible for the story, the fellow came up, and pays he : '-That's i;u alarming long barn of yours." ".Not very Ions," savs I. Well," says he, "I've been to work all this forenoon, and haven't got one coursa laid yet." 'If that's the case," says I, "you're a very lazy fellow." So, after dinner, I went out to see what he had been about, and I'll be thundered it he had not shinghd more than a hun dred feet right out into the fW. In a Western village a charming, well preserved widow had been courted and won by a physician. She has children : among them a crippled boy, who had been pelted, and, if not spoiled, certainly ;d'ow ed very great "freedom in debate." The wedding day w;.s approaching,, and it was time the children should know they were to have a new father. Calling the crippled boy, sd,e said : -'George,, I am c:i:i to do something before long that I would like to talk about with you." "Wei!, mi, what is it ?" "I am intending to marry Dr. Jones in a fiwdays, and in a few days, and " "P.ully for you, ma ! Does Dr. Jones know it !'' Ma caught her breath, but failed to ar ticulate a reponse. -Over 50 bodies of cholera icliui?, buried s.t Arsenal Inland by the authorities of St. Iui.s last summer, wirj wash, d ; from their restinir j!acc bv a rise of ihe 1 Mississippi, on Saturday. Twenty-four of the corpses were recovered from the Btream, and those on the Island are to be removed to a safe burial place. A fellow named Dr. Dloom residing in Scianton recently bold all tho furniture in his house to difh-rcnt persons in the city, and then left the place, abandoning his wife to whom he had been married about h )tnr and from whom he had borrowed tthat little money the possessed on her man i me. JOSEPH ZOLNER T-l .AS just opened, and offers for sale ! we man iney can la bought elswhere, a Bpluidid. U.l of f'ghtdiyund tWi'lit V-f..i:r iiiM-.r CLOCKS, tine WATCHES , f 4 . vJ4 every description, ACCOlii r.ON.S, JEWKL K i . and a variety of a'.l ankles in his hue lip -airing of Cl cks, WaUhe, and all k;.is of Jewelry, dune on shoit notice and racst l.naMe term. AH weak wai ranted. Co. at I. is .vl).,,,. Hih street, orposite Public Fchool House, Ebensburg. " sep.5,'fl7 J nKVEY CHII.D5. . . . LOW RTF. OHII.DS J J cm l i) s & co., Wnolemle Drains In mi m, m m mm 133 WOOD STREET. r tits nunc u. pa. A fronts for tho sale of "Hope Mid" Gator, Vain. Rigs, Matting aud Carpet Chain. Feb. 23, 18U7.-tf. Jon cay WM. WK!Sll a y & y i: j, s h , Succtmart to Gay &. PaliUtr, WUOLKS.U.K Grocers and Commission Elerchants AND DEALEKS IN FLOUR, PROPUCE. FISH, HALT, car bon OILS, Ac, &c, Corner Penn and Canal St., opposite OriiD Elevator. fb28 Pittsburgh. Pa. WHOLESALE rVc V GROCERS T O T . DAVIS; BOYD & STROUD. Importers and Dealers in QUEENSWARE, CHINA and GLASS, Nj. 32 NuP.TU toCUTO t Four doors btdow Merchants' Hotel, mi LA T AMES II. DAVIS, " Dealer In all kind of POPLAR, CHERRY & ASH LUMBER, Yard N03. 8 1 4 and 3 1 6 iV. Broad St PHILADELPHIA. t3-B'Tines8 attended U iu Ebenshurg by fits, J. WUiBiJ. fojle tf SALE UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IS CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. D. 1S68. I, John Cox, Treasurer of Cambria ci unty, in the Common wenkh of Pennsylvania, in' puit-uance of the several acts of Assembly of fcaid Commonwealth, directing the time and manner of selling Unseated Lands fur taxes, do hereby give notice that the following des cribed tracts of Unseated Lands and Lots of ti round, in the fcaid County of Cambria, or such parts thereof a? may be utcetary to pay arrearages of taxes due thereon, f ir one year or more, will be offered for sale at the Court Hou.-e, in the Borough of Ebenshurg, on the Second Monday, being the th day of June next, arid continue hy adjournment from day to day. until the whole be sold, for iuch Arrearages of taxes and Costs necessarily accruing thereon. SEATED LANES. KAME3 OF 0WXF.E9 OR WARRANTEES. Alleghany Township. Acs. Pchs. Taxes. $ 9 60 5 10 1 1 22 3 17 13 CO r 1 35 85 5 10 100 100 2'20 C2 2U0 10 1 4 100 75 4 00 100 soo 3:'-5 1:37 07 8) COO C30 60 50 3' 2) 1U'J 200 171 16 Aaron TJovrcn 18C6 Wm Mi Dotigal (part) do ilifthu Ilannm do -RoU-rt Whitehead do Kemy Solomon do Joseph Llogue do A 11 L Johnston do Ceo Delaney. jr do Mary Hatinau do Hurdia Ilarman (! Blac'dkL Tu-p. 4 46 6 80 10 03 J J jr 'an 'C '67 do do do Jacob Prisitngcr do Paul Le do Daniel Levy do Daniel ISenjamin do James Drnicaa do Robert Davis do Joseph I liner do James Thompson do Tl.os Thompson do Thomas Stiles do Duncan & Drallier Michael F.-onk diiitbria Tvp. Jcob M ick do Joljn Morgan do Andrew Lewia do J 1 hu Boyd " do Carroll Tvp. John Hoop do CO Djniel B.irr do David Barr do Thomas Wiliiams do 25 8i 31 91 13 83 9 78 8 10 50 03 26 95 4 05 4 05 1 04 1 01 3 55 23 80 08 52 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 5 48 20 25 6 75 5 30 13 50 27 00 13 50 49 95 24 21 3 43 27 42 27 42 31 73 23 90 18 09 26 97 33 92 19 14 27 91 20 8a 17 05 13 04 9 45 25 80 33 85 16 70 123 40 3 CO 200 too James IIccps Johti Rodmon do do 372 128 Sarah Barr do Cheat Township. 310 147 Simon Walker 127 50 William Parker 4i2 4 t Anthouy Simons 132 41 X Loiitiborou, h 303 100 Fred Molvnoux 8S 52 Thomas Ketland 370 33 John Ketland 403 136 Henry Phillips 403 lOfi Charles Pope 202 114 C.eorge Pole 833 146 Joseph Pooe 2.L0 Samuel Ilath 203 133 George Gibsoa 155 106 Henry Seely 113 Samuel Peters 825 lluh IIoop3 40-i 106 John Pope 290 James Hoops 27 1 Geo! ge Hoops 117 Nathan Foster 215 Henry Foster C22 123 Henry IIccps 200 Andrew Weaver 350 James Fjitcr and G Gih-on 403 10uJao.0oP.ulh 100 Joseph S'.vope 100 Pe ter S .v- pe do do do do do do do do do do do do do d do do do do do 22 90 9 77 17 99 33 40 20 S8 36 49 43 33 3 40 3 40 32 20 25 05 16 70 24 26 14 70 11 70 4 41 31 84 24 26 8 10 29 40 29 9S 8 46 5 15 14 70 29 40 17 14 7 3o 1 83 11 76 1 83 31 84 20 ?G 14 70 63 6 75 6 75 6 75 do SS3 Sam nel liut'.er aad S P.uth 225 122 Martin Meyer 153 16 John Mvcr do do do Clcarjidd Tirp. Jtsse Cusdi Patrick Kelley Patrick Such Luke Mau:re Morris Wolf Iknry Wolf Joseph Davis Heury Davis Morris Davis iVancis Cool er M M Adams Ji-fctts Bush B-ll & Blair 151 William Barton Samuel Bethel John Mitchell John. Serross Uo0 200 2-jO GO 433 330 1 10 4 OO 410 115 70 2'.o 400 ..- a. lo0 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do dj di lo do do do do do da do do do do do do do do do do ;0 2 3 John Y0UP.5 133 153 JjiiatLan Lewis 406 200 10 8 2 SO J icob Harris J J I.'CS t Coiifhiavyh Twp. r 11 mith Wi .v Stewart ;o do 1 1:0 J"iHi Cuohon 7 7 Williams & B,;ck 8JU 120 Ulnhard Smith do Crohle Tvim.-liip. 100 P Suoeuber-'er. 40 50 W Clark do Henry West Act do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Ho 8 45 37 13 34 1 02 13 50 4 27 1 68 9 39 27 79 14 05 2 83 12 21 12 42 6 01 27 33 7 73 4 11 14 46 33 75 20 25 2 09 3 21 9 5G 6 03 4 55 11 06 3 12 13 40 86 6 70 2b 80 28 90 29 64 29 70 19 54 13 50 43 81 27 08 8 45 5 07 13 CO 6 75 410 Lut..j34i,AMD.i!en do Lot No 4. Sni'l Thomas do Jj :.'ioOil Twp. 200 Jacob Ui, p d0 Thomas White do i'.in 1 viougimour uo Daniel Levy do William Morris do Isaac Benson do Alex Hunter do Daniel Farley do Joseph Ewir-s do James Kecse do John S'.mrson ilo 13 j 413 2i3 42 131 181 s a 405 13 116 CI 2SS fj(;0 SO') 31 Samuel Davis do Philip Alwino do Thomas Vickroy do James Stitt do John Stoner do Geo It Sharp do ('nUiizin Tup. Dr J Jm Christy Aaron- Iiowen Wm MeDou-ul CP") Warren Hannan Mifllin Hannan ltob't Whitehead Solomon Pemy R L Johnston Martha Hannan Nicholas Bell Richland Tup. John Anderson do John Morrison do Valentine Oster - do William Nichols do Henry Bariiugton do 40 Robert Boss do Jacob Clement do Thos Smith (partj do Same do William Gray do Isaac Brennan do James Costelow do 41 100 100 SI 220 62 200 11 400 400 440 439 440 400 197 433 401 100 50 400 75 223 Summerhill Twp. 433 120 John Kbcrman do 7 to Itaac Ereunan do 29 63 24 10 TREASURER'S 440 Wm Smith, D D do do 29 70 200 Isaac Jones do do 13 SO 130 Zealers. Heury & Co-i.eHns do do 8 77 Susquehanna Ttrp. 106 Jan es White! ead do do 17 G9 200 James Thompson do do 66 t0 150 Joseph Ti . mas Jo do 25 05 23 Pete. Bi -ht do do 3 89 95 John P.id.ile do do 15 82 Tay'or Twp. 0 John Ci"U.-e do do 8 10 109 155 Adam i:..ss do do 1102 Jl'ayJiii-gfon Twp 81 Thoniiis.JnektA.il do do It 94 0 John James do do 13 3H 1"6 John Tavlor do do 1 1 K3 42S Rieh'd Siiarp, E.-q do do 57 80 150 Pet.r Watt do do 10 13 150 Henry Sharp do do 20 25 252 Simon R.v,p do do 17 02 100 A W & R White do dr. 13 l.Q 272 F George do do 18 38 60 Iliit-h M'Clopkcv do do 2 38 White Township. 00 17 Th& Sanl-ourii do do 37 72 433 153 Tiios Sar.b. urn do do 36 22 116 Thomas Town do do 9 "t 235 153 John Marin do do 20 03 50 Jos Hutchinson d do 4 18 203 James WiU-n do do 8 73 102 109 William George do do 34 f 7 433 153 Timothv Pnxtnn do do 107 72 433 153 Thos Stewards. -ii do do 107 7? 433 If. 3 Joseph Sansom do do 107 72 433 153 William Sansom do do 107 72 433 ICS John Clark do do 107 72 319 J..hn Serves do do 79 91 30 Thos L Moore do do -5 01 2C0 James Craig do do 16 70 25 Owen Jones do do 4 IS 350 Tl.os Mnrgratrid do do 28 25 300 J hn Brown do do 83 18 47 Jeremiah Mus'er do do 7 6 200 7 Abram Wetmore do do 16 70 30 Thomas Ketland do do 6 01 66 John Figert do do 5 55 2C0 Wm H.'i kiuson do do 16 70 136 13 John Clay do do 1131 93 Jacob King do do' 10 7 433 Patrick B-reland do do 36 16 203 Thos B Moore do do 17 07 30 Thoim.sCor.lv do do 4 91 1400 Lloyd. Hit; & Holiday do do 176 SO 4 Gr..ff & Mai. tie do do 1 C2 25 Walters & Dillon do do 4 18 70 Henry Such do do 1 1 C9 370 M rris Such do dn 390 463 Patrirk Stroud 'ceJt'67 36 27 445 Al.-x Brown 14? 63 445 Thomas I'.mnn 14 63 435 .William Hanis 14s 63 445 John Harris 148 63 445 John Heed 148 63 200 P Sneerii ger .k Co 66 SO 381 153 Fred Molyt.onx 127 29 21 156 Henry I'HUips 35 f-9 433 133 Simon Walker 72 42 1H0 I'arduti A: Jeffries 11186 66 Patrick Donahce 1 78 100 J. hn Maer 4 95 179 31 Geore (Jisff 8 91 Toiler Townahip. 293 John Steel 6 85 300 Geo Gates (Ilarsh- berecr) 6 95 CO Geo G-hick & Sharp 135 150 Heirs of C Hansen 10 35 260 Henry Sutton 13 50 CO George Sl.rum 3 38 300 Jacob Cr.v k 8 10 400 J. hn Wortz 6 70 400 William Wirt. 6 70 SEATED LANDS. 'Also, at the sunn: tim" nnd dace, will be sold the following Seated Lands and Lots of Ground, on which taxes remain unpaid, aud which have been returned to tho Commi. siot.ers agreeably to the Act of Assembly of April 20. 1844 : KAMKS OF OWN IRS OH WARRANTEES. A.eijhany Toicnship. ts. Taxes. Dai.iel Delaney 't5 4 69 Jona Robinson 1 ny Patrick Maguire " 23 92 Michael Noon '66 3 40 Sisters of Merry 3 20 Blat-Jdic'c Township. Wrii MVt.tr. hie "65 4 '6G 6 23 Mulford & A iters 48 3 Ann Owuis " 7 67 Theodore Baker 3 15 John Sherry 5 g-2 Jacob Leib 3 ftH Jacob Campbell James Kane 8 4 Cambria Township. O'Keille's Heirs '65 & 'C6 8 68 Wm B J lines l 68 Wm S Williams 84 II II Hinds l 80 Cambria Euroitah. Ac L CO 2 450 30 10 103 5S9. 100 72 15 loO 153 100 14 80 30 11 IVses J 1 h Joseph Mvers Vfi 1 61 4 Pat'k M'Ca.T ey " 1 05 Acts J Oxrroll Township. 100 John D. nahne '65 6 00 77 hiizab'ih Haynes '66 6 85 100 J.lm Moore .7 qj, 96 Christian Wible H po 50 Mat hew Ream " 7 70 10 Miles Edmin.on " 4 07 1-21 Andrew Sti uby's L.' . . J roseate 100 Sravens & Stuby " 30 Joseph Shrimpff " 50 Klizal f. Day 80 Pat'k GiUe-pie 100 John D J ones F.sta'e 6 20 10 46 9 4 05 10 68 5 79 6 66 1 o 53 41 100 39 240 Ch arles Kennedy ' Jacob Michaels Ar.na Thompson Francis J Hecker " " Francis Peters Peter v eakland A'ex Barr. part. 4 11 1 15 3 00 21 1 40 32 40 1 95 43 8 95 1 06 2 95 29 75 23 80 11 60 5 30 7 53 19 fiO 2 73 2 04 2 60 3 05 5 26 6 64 2 4 2 10 83 2 18 2 53 5 4 35 27 40 10 6-3 19 47 19 as- JPses. Chest Springs Bor. 1 1 Henry Hurl '65 1 Geo (x tllai:hfr 66 Cn-yle Twp. Samuel Holes '65 & '66 Bei.j Wertner TW&TP John- Clearfield Twp. Samue- Calvin '65 t 66 Moore & Piper M.NireAc Patters. n " Acrs. J 100 CO CI 259 300 378 Canematifh Totcnship. 1 60 .5 59 Uses. 1 Charles B K;is Peter Horner Jacob Horner Robert Stewart Johu Sen ft '65 '66 Geo ITedrirgflter Secmd Ward Concmavqh Bor. John Zenker (5 Croyle Toicnship. James Burk 'Co 'C6 Wm I? Butler P"nna R R Co ' Daniel Dunmvrr Ebensburg Bor. 1 John Owens 1 Ehensh'jr & Susq. P R Co Jackson Township. Lemuel Jones. 65 Freder'k King John IJ.ivd 4 Thomas Moore ' Peter Rager Thoma Vickroy " 1 Acs 18 28 11 99 Uses J 1 1 Acs. J 10 124 311 50 j 244 268 39 40 2 55 1 00 42 27 20 13 .0 44 00 39 40 6 08 7 00 70 IS 63 10 80 90 2 90 2 55 2 76 1 82 73 10 f.O 140 73 2 18 3 04 24 63 1 SO t JCol. 1 1 a II IS 1 Thomas Shai key " 1 Cl a.'es P. Ellis " Minister Tvp J. hn N. el J. hn At!titrrn " Ilichlajid Ttrp. Lewis Fisher ' Rol.t R Gagtby " 1 Jtio llarslilrt-rger ' Jno Krinu's Est. " . 1 1 Acs. 200 30 16 40 58 106 27 10 104 40 C9 20 146 34 146 372 371 r j o 440 399 211 10 220 100 130 40 36 90 47 20 0 4 144 H 0 85 3S3 50 31 440 lhes. 1 Acs. 170 76 154 35 ICO 0 35 100 146 74 05 87 06 69 09 C5 31 50 84 Thomas Keilaa David Iinib Josiali Helsel t t Nancy Reighard Wm 1? Stull John Dunmyer " Adam Stull Summerhill Twp. Alsij. & Shin er " Wm Burke " Dominic Dimond " Jos Dunlap, Jr ' C B Ellis John Geis Michl Litzir.grr " Wm M LI. yd Gdbert L Lloyd " Patk MiG.aigh Steph l'lun.nitr Wm P Shell Wm w..;tf Henry & Corne lius Z'llerB John Knej er Thomas R Boyer Vm K Cr.rr Knepj.er& Brant linger David Knepper Frank M'CoiiLell Elias Miller John Egan James Farren I no Farren 's Est R L Johnston Win D MeGough Edward Seuser Eben Burnham Sutnniifiile Bor. 2 Porter Ori.er 10 93 13 90 1 82 6 38 29 03 29 63 13 C3 41 17 25 40 10 29 73 23 85 2 35 3 07 90 75 40 8 20 2 45 3 05 2 35 6 05 1 40 2 40 21 19 3 75 1 75 29 70 1 83 73 4 93 8 CO 14 38 4 50 12 60 7 98 5 11 16 70 24 09 4 43 3 85 70 35 8 15 4 10 70 1 40 1 John Ivory's Est Susquehanna Twp. Thomas B Moore Wm Burkhardt Byrne & Snyder Lewis Kt-ith James D Si.aw John .K Donald J. hn MiDonald Jos Vatid'-rsle ver S M fisler Taylor Twp. I Mahichi Byron 1 Coi.r'd Bearsr.y der 1 Edward Bird. 1 Caroline Burkhart I L.-moii K-st 1 ih.l-ert II Kerr 1 El iv.. od Matthews 1 F C Th -mat. Washington Twp. G.- re ant! Alex Euchanau 1 Jamts Burns 1 Bridget Brawlev 96 1 43 40 56 28 60 85 44 2 32 2 30 63 71 19 60 28 37 76 2 28 1 30 13 20 4 70 1 17 1 30 28 76 18 20 9 18 8 00 1 11 6 00 16 20 2 18 73 2 90 2 90 (00 3 40 PtrCVsi.h'sEot 1 Charles Collins Wm Garland Lucy Gardner 1 Christoph II iger . 1 John Murphy 1 Henry M'Kibheo John Noel's Est Patrick Rdey Mrs Trotter 1 Clem Ui ban's Est Robert Burgoon Nicholas Burke 1 Walter Bell R L Johnston John Kinney Nancy Kearney Ths Jackson's Est Thos Bingham Geo M'Cullongh Johnston, Keifer it Cresswell John Mi Ker.zie Ed ward A Burke A list i " Thompson 150 5 1 33 73 87 30 50 3S9 200 170 200 150 200 Uses. 1 Ac ) 10 Wdinore Bor. 1 Alsip & Shimer 2 John Wihnore, Jl 1 Nancv tx George Kurtz White Twp. James E J 'avis J. seph. Ilaggerty Samuel Holes Wni Ric kard John Spade Yoder Twp. John Crum John Squib Dairel Beam Jacob Gates Joseph Hoopf Henry Leslie 409 140 25 22 31 34 86 9 15 3 45 2 97 4 17 12 85 17 43 70 13 100 5 2 1 56 JO' : v pot tv... Treasurer's Office, Ebensburg,Aprif9, 1868. M. CRESSWELL, K. T. SLACK, John a. byper. WM. n. GEM MILL. M. aicIOHTAL,D, WITH M. CRESSWELL &, CO., Importers and JoIAjcts of m Al STAPLE PfiY No. 511 JUrkrt Street, lune zu. lH.i7.-ly. PHILADELPHIA A. 0. I) I B WITH " 'HCR & HKOTIir.RS Maiuifaclurtrs. and Wholesale Ltalers in CITY AND EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, St. 43 MillKKT STUhKT, Be1, w. Fj " h:. '"Hi Si.ie. - PHIL AD A I T KINKEAI), Justice of the Peacr and Claim Anmt fim,. the otrice formerly rw.m r.iorl k m tj 90 W II Story A Co ,0 Wm Pears 11 4 Kouard Kight 15 J -hn W Sin-ll'er 49 U II Mory & Co ?f.0 W ii St. ry & t 254 W II Story & Co 90 W H Story V Co lists J J' hiisown B r. I 1 lll'nk, lt vd, -1 1 Fm i! C I urg 1 Jos G- uhncur's 1 stHte " 1 1 D.. vid Jo es 1 i Th. n.s M rgan 1 John Rolerts 1 1 J. hi! Lewellyn " 1 1 Conrad Wittie 1 James N Moigan 2.1 ward " 1 John D James " I 1 Lewis Wilhelm 4th ward 1 Dav Lamb. 5th w. " 1 ! ;avid Hudson 1 1 David Hire's Est. 1st ward 1 J1.0 .In es 2d w. Midville Borough. QUICK. SILK. 1 Ii S ft.C S, CL lC Ei SAJLi;.S. AND SMALL PROFITS. AMI SMALL PROFITS, AND SMALL PRl FITS. C.CRLEY'S NEW CHEAP STORE. GURLKV'S NEW CHEAP sT ORE, G URL 1 1 V 'S N K W CI IE A V STO R E', EBEXSBUIJG. PA. EBENSBCRG. PA EBEXSBURli, PA. The Large.-1 Stock nt G..ods. The Best Selected and the Greatest. Variety evtr brought to T ven. LA HO EST. CHEAPEST AND BEST. LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND BI ST, LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST. GO AND SEE. GO AND SEE. GO AND SEE. The suhscribei calls the attention of the public to the fax, that he ha ju-l lece ved and opened out in his New Store, a lar-.'e stock of g.xwls. coiisiririi; of FLOUR. CORN MEAL, CHOP FEED. Bran Fish. Bacon and Che.se; Suuar, Cof fee, Tea, Molases. Spices. Tobacco. Cigars, Candles, Soap, Vineiinr, &c.. Src. NOTIONS, DRUGS, PERFUMERY. Stoneware and Earthenware. ALSO, a fine assortment of the best and latest xfyle of Hats. ne aiwavs keens r,,nsta.,t v w I 'UinilLIV r 1 1 hand Bologna Sausages. Sardines, Fresh and opiceo uysters in can. or half cans, and al most everything in the eating or drinking line AH of which will be sold at tmall profit. GEO. GIT RLE Y, Maix Strekt, Ebesseubo, Pa. January 31. 1867. G E I S & II E U T II , Jolihstown. Pa . BOOKSELLER?, STATIONERS AI BOOR BIMi;iS. MANUFACTURERS OF BLANK BOOKS PORTE-MONAIS. PAPER BOXES AND LOOKING GLASSES. Looking Glass and Picture Francs always on haud. and made to Older. A large aud most complete assortment of Diawing Room and Miscellaneous Pictures, consiting of Chromos. Paintings in Od, Steel Plate E i gravings. Pl-.-in and Colored Lithographs, Oil Prints, Photographs and Wood Cuts. This collection embraces a selection of large sized match pictures of Landscape and Do me.stic Scenes and Portraits, and 5.000 dif ferent varieties of Card Photographs of prom inent men, comic and sentimental scenes and copies of subjects by celebrated artists. We have also a varied a.-soit merit of BIDLES, PRAYER. HYMN and SCHOOL BOOKS. HISTORIES, BIOGRAPHIES, NOVELS. &c. Religious Prints and Emblems in great variety, and the largest and most Complete fet.ick of STATIONERY evei brought to this county. 600 new and beautiful stjles ol WALL PAPER, including an assortment ol Potter's celebrated English make, for which we are sole agents in this locality. These Wall Papers ate handsomer in design, supe rior in finish, and 2& inches wider than any other make. The citizens of Ehensbnrgand vicinit y are respectfully notified that we make Bi'OK BINDING" and the manufacture of BLANK BOOKS a speciality. All work promptly executed at moderate rates. Cc?-Store on corner of Clinton and Locutt streets, immediately opposite Foster II .use. Johnstown, Oct 24. 18G7.-tf. GIIAXT HOUSE, llrmlnck. Cambria Co. Pa. JO IIS W ILK IX, Proprietor. This House has beeu refit ed. ami offers accmiuodatiotis superior to any other Iloiw in the vieiniry. Tlie Proprietor, after long experience in the business, feels confident he nndertai ds the wants of the public. IPs TABLE will be supplied with the delicacies of the season and hi. BAR with the choicest wines and liquors. By constant attention and due rare for the comfort of his quests the Proprietor hopes to merit a liberal shaie of patronage. mavl6 ly.J SCOTT HOUSE, A fain Street. Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa., A. ROW & CO., Proprietors. THIS HOUSE having been refitted and elegantly furnished, is now open for the reception and entertainment of guests. The propriet rs hy long exp -rience in hotel keei ing feel confident tlu-y can sati.-fy a dis ci iminating public. Their Bar is supplied with the choicest brands of liquors and wines. Jan. 31. 1868 (ly ) jT. JAMES' HOTEL, Conducted on the European Plan.) 405 & 407 Iibe:i'it Stukkt. tp siti-the USIN Dl PoT. PlTTSHl RGIl. Pa. JAMES K. LAN All AS. - - - Propt ietor. This House is newly built and splendidly fitrtd-shed, ami convenient to all the Rail roads coming into the city. The Restaurant c nnectd with this Hotel open at all hours of the day and night. .ct.17.-ly. UNION HOUSE, jJBENSBURG. Pa.. JEROME A. PLOTT. Jj Propietor, spares no pains to render this hotel worthy of a continuation of the liberal patronage it has heretofore received. His ttble will always be furnished with the best the market affords; his bar with the best c! liquors His stable is large, and will be attended by an attentive and obliging hostler. Jan 30, 186S.-tf. OUNTAIN HOUSE, Ebenshlrg. R. P. LISTO.X &. CO.. ProD'ri. The Table is always supplied with the choicest delicacies ; the Bab is supplied with choice liquorf, and the Stable attended by caretul hostlers. Transient visitors accom modated and boarders taken by the week, month or year, on reasonable terms. feb21 MERCHANTS' HOTEL. J. & W. C. M'KIBBIN, Proprietors. Fourth St., between M-vket and Arch. Maj 9. 1867.-ly. PHILADELPHIA. "B7JDWA-RD IIODNETT, JLJ ALTOONA. PA., Prepares Plan3 and Designs, with full de tails, for HOUSES, STOKES, CHURCHES. &c. Also fcr Alterations tnd Improvements iu old btiildings. Address or call at St. Chailes Hotel, near Pa. It. R., Altoona, Blair county, Pa. jan.9.-3m. 2 E T E II S IDES WITH un it-tux, & co., WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALERS, N. K. Cor. TlilrU 4c Market St , Jm 22. 1867. Pll. DELP1llA (QUAFF, WATKIN fc CO., XJ Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 514 Mabset Strkt, fLBSI. HOLLlDi-Y. 1U1LJiI1A. PHOTOGRAPHIC. 12. & II. TT. AXTIIOW, Mauufacl nrtri of rilOTOO Ii A PI 1 IC M A TEIi I ALS wilol.Es-Al.lt AKD RETAIL. &01 BROADWAY, SEW YORK. In addition to our main busint t;s of PIIO TOGKAPHIC MATERIALS t re Head quarters f.-r the loll.. wing, viz: Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views of AineruHii and Foreign Cities u:.d Land scapes, Orouj s. Statuarv. Arc. STEREOSCOPIC VIEW'S OK THE WAR, From negatives made in the various cam paigns, a:id forming a complete Photo graphic history of the great contest. STEIJEO.-iCOPIC VIEWS ON GLAbS, Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or the Stereoscope Our Catalogue will be eent to any address on receipt of Stamp. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. We manufacture more largely than any other house, about 100 vaiiefies. from fib cents to 50 each. Our A LBUMS hav e the ceputati. n of being superior in btauty and durability to any others. Card Photographs of Generals. Statesmen, Actors, life , Ifc, Our Catalogue embraces over FIveth re AMD different sni jects. including reproduc tion of the most celebrated Engravings, Paintiugs, Statues. &c. Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp. Photographers and others ordering goods C. O D., will please remit 25 per cent, of the amount with their crder. CO-The prices and quality of our g.xrds cannot fail to satisfy. apr25-iv.J m mm & 3IITRR-.iT. DEALKRS IN DRUGS. MEDICINES. PERFUMERY, Fancy Soaps, Leon's and Hall's Hair ReiUv ratives, Pills. Ointments. Plasters, Lini ments, (all kindsj Davit,' Pain Killer. Rad ways Ready R-Iief. Brown's Ess. Jamaica Ginger. Citrate Magnesia, Flavoring Ex tracts and Essences, Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup. Spiced Syrup, Rhubarb, PURE SPICES, &c. CIGAHS AND TOBACCOS, Blank Books. Deeds. Notes and Bonds. Cap. Post and all kinds of Note Paper. Envelopes, Pens. Pencils, Arnold's Writing Fluid. Biack and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass Books, Maga zines, Newspapers. Novels. Histories. Bibles, Religioi s Prayer and Toy Books, Penknives, Pipes. &c. O" Medicine for tho body and food for the mind. Call and see. Maik Street, Ebkxsbuk(j. July 25. 18C7. WM. Jt. LI.OVn. JOHN LLOYD, President. Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALTOO.VA. GO?ERX31E.1T AGCCT AND DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED SIATES. Corner Virginia and Annie Streets, North Ward, Altoona, Pa. Authorized t aj.ital, ----- $800,000 Cash Capital paid in, - - - - 150,000 All business pertaining to Banking done on favorable terms Internal Revenue Stamps of all deuemt nations, always on hand. To purchasers of Stamps, percentage, in stamps, will bo allowed, as follows: $50 to $100. 2 per cent.: $100 to $200. 3 per cent ; $200 and upwards, 4 per cent. Jan. 81. 1807 tf. 1LOYD k CO., Dankfrs Ebknsburq, Pa. Gold. Sil ver, Government Loans, and other Securities; bought aud s. Id. Interest allowed on Time i.epoMts. Collection made on all accessible points in the United States, and a general Ranking business transacted. January 31. 1PG7. T M. LLOI'D & CO., Baxkkrs, Altoona. Pa. Drafts on the principal cities and Silver and Gold for sale. Collections made. Moneys received on deposit, payable on de mand, without iuterej-t, or upon time, with interest at fair rates. an31. 1 EN T I STI! YV The under st lull ed. Graduate of the Rit of Dental Surery, respectfully oC'ers his professional services to the citizens of Eb enburg and vicinity, which place he will vitit on the fourth Monday of each month, to remain one week. feb 6. SALL'L BELFORD. D. D. S. rjR. T. F. 31'CLURE, Surgeon Dkntist, Carrolltown. Canibiia Co.. Pa. Teeth inst-rted on Gold, Silver. Vulcan ite, Cheoplastic, Stc. CO-Professional visits made to Chest Springs the firt week and to Loretto the second week of each month. Carrolltown, July 4. 1 867.-6m.J.2: TA3IES J. OATMAX, ii. D., tenders his professional services as Phy sician and Surgeon to the citizens of Carroll tewn and vicinity. Office in rear of build ing occupied by J. Buck & Co. as a store. Night calls can be made at the hotel of Law reuce Schroth. f.May 9. 8Ql.-tt. T)EXTISTRY. Dr. D. V. Zeig- ler, having opened an office in looms over R. R. Thomas' Store, offers his profes sional services to the citizei.8 of Ebensburg and vicinity. 7'ec7A extracted icilhotd pai?i by use of S'ilrous Oxide or Laughing Gas. i?devereaux7m. D.7Phy- siCiAN and-Scbqeok, Summit, Pa. Office east eud of Mansiou House, on Rail Road street. Night calls may be made at the office. fmy23.tf W9 J. LLOYD, successor to R. S. Bonn. Dealer in Drugs, M-dicines, Paints, fyc. Store on Main street, opposite the 4 'Mansion House," Ebensburg, Pa. October 17. 1867-Cm. FRANK V. HAY, WHOLESALE and RETAI L Manufacturer, of TIN. COPPER and SHEET-IRON WARE. Canal street, below Cliutou, Johns town. Pa. A large stock constantly hand. rjlIIE RISING SUN STOVE I'OL-- ISH. For beauty of polish, saving of labor and cheapness, this preparation is tru ly unrivalled. Buy no other For sale by June 13. 18U7. GEO HUNTLEY. AMES C. EASLY, Attokney- Kj at-Law. Carrolltown. Cambria Co.. Pa. Collections and all legal busine.v promptly attended to. Jan Si. 18t7. GEORGE W. O ATM AN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg. Pa. H Office in Coh.nade Row. Centre street. . January 31, 1867.-tf. IF you want to buy goods on long credit and pay big priceu. don't co to Fb. 28. GEO. HUNTLEY'S. 1867. 1S67. I am now prepared to offer SUTEIUOIi INDUCEMENTS TO CASH rC.IClIASERa OF TiN & SHEET-IRON WARS! EITHER AT WHOLESALE OK K ETA II My stock consists in part of every variety ef TIu, Sliect-Iron. COPPER AND 1JRASS WARES. BNAMF.M.KD AND PLAIN SAUCE-FAK3. EOILEBS &o., COAL SHOVELS. MINE LAMPS, OIL CANS. HOUSEFUKN1SI1ING HARD WARE OF EVERY KIND. Fpeai' Anti-Ouitt HEATING and COOKING STOVES, EXCELSIOR C COKING S1UYES, KOBLE, TRIL'MPn and PARLOil CCOK- l.Mi blUVtS, And any Cooking ctove detired I will gut j when ordered at manufictu-.er's j rieel ! Odd Stove Plates ai;d Grates, &c., J.r r j j.airs, oa Laud for the Slr.ves I rt ; others j will be ordered whin wanted. Particular j attention ivreto Spouting, Valleys and Conductors, all of which will be made out of hest mate rials and put up by compcteut w..-rkir.eu. Lamp Burners, Wick and Chimneys wnni.r.ALi: on kktait I would call particular attention to the Liht House Burner, with Glass Cone, for giving moie lieht than any other in n. A!o, th Paragr u Burner, fcr Crude Oil. SPECEU'S SIFTEIt I It recommends itself. SUGAR KETTLESAND CAULDRONS of all sizes constantly on hhad. Special attention given to Jobbing in Tin, Copper and Sheet-irtm. &t lowest ptveib.e rates. Wholesale Mkhcii ants Lfrs now ready, and will be sent cn pp.ieat!rf by mail or in petion. Hoping to ee nil my old riistc.m'fra stA many new ones thi-i Sping, I return my inost sincere thanks for the very liberal pa tronage I have already received, ntd Will endeavor to pleas-.- ad who may call, wheth er they buy or not. FRANCIS W. DAT. Johnstown, 3Iarch 7, 1867.-Sn3. CHAIR MANUFACTORY. ITM IS SlJimi Jims. JOIIASTOWJV. P.4. ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS, such as common Windsor Chairn, Fret Back Chairs, Vienna Chair. Bustle Chaira. Rim Backed Chairs, Sociabla Chairs, Cane Stat fairs, ROCKING CHAIRS, OF EVERY ?T2E SPRING SEAT CflAIRS Settee", Loun-cs, Ac, Ac. CABINET FURNITURE of every description and of latoer STYLES, WITH PRICES TO SUIT TttH Tastes of all. Thankful f:r pa-t favor, he rejiprr fully solicits a liberal .-d-.are of public pn?rr, age. Clinton Strett, Johr.Rtcwn Ounbri Fa. I Jan. 1. lpr.7. TAME S CONNOR Wliolcxnle Gtocc-r, rEAlR IN FLOUR, BACON, FISH AND SALT, No. 355 Lihtrt; street, June 27, 16C7. PITTSBURGH. PA JiTlVLA i'gTi ijs, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Johnstown. Pa. OSi.je in the Kxchaugo bidl.ling, on lb Uorher of Clinton aud LtM-ust f-tre i? tip stairs. Will attend to all biir.iuws countet eti with his profession. Jan. 31 .-l.S67.-tf. B. L JOHKSTOV. J E. SCA5i.it. JOILVSTOX .& ?CANLAN. A'torneys at Law. HbcnsV urg, Carr-.bria ro . 1'. OiTu'e opposite the G urt Una. Ebensburg, Jan. SI, 18-37.-tf. ROBERT E. JONES. Ebensburg, Cambria cm., P-, Dealer in Lumber. The hiehet prie? in Cash, paid for CHERRY, TOPLAR.ASK and LINN LUMBER. JOHN I LINTON, ITTORXEY AT LAW, Jknsk.tcn. Pa j Offi.-e in building on corner of Maid and Prank tin street , opposite Mansion Hoce, second rloor. Entnvnce on Franklin tret. Johnstown. Jan. Si. 18C7. tf. P A. SIIOKMAKER, ITTORXEY AT LAW. Ebensburg, Pa, II OffiVe on High street, one door East of tk Banking House i f L'ojd & Go. January 1SG7. tf. F. I. TIEKNEY, " ATTORNEY" AT LAW, Ebcmlntrg, Pm. Office in Colonade Row. Jan. 6. 1867-tf. W. II. SECHLER, ITTORXEY AT LAW, Ebensburg, Pa. il Office in the Commiasioners' Room. Court u"se- Jan. 81. 'C7-tf. JOSEPH M' DONALD, ITTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg. Fa ll Office on Centre street, opposite Moore Hotel. Jan. SI, 1867-tf . JOHN FENLON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg P. Office on High stieet, adjoining his rl tlence. Jan 31. 1867.-tf. 6L. rERSIIINO, Attorset-at- Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Frank lin street, np-stairs, over John Benton' Hardware Store. Jan. 81, 1867. WILLIAM KITTELL ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg, Fa. Office in Colonada Row, Centre street. Jan. 81. l867.-tf. GEORGE M. READE, iTTRXEY AT LAW, Ebensburg. Pa. Office on Main Btreet three door East Julhin.- Ja. 8I.1WT. i
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