SI'OOSSI
Br DAVID r A CTL JOXK0.
As the moon went down one wintry night,
A bleur-ejeJ monster Love in sij;ht
Of a fine old mansion in the South,
Croaking aloud with open mouth
f poons !"
With an eye asquint ! with pocket wide !
"With stealthy look and stealthier stride ;
V"ith via.tge dark, whereon waa wrte
The motto which beneath we quote
"Spoont !"
"Whence ometh thou ?" the good host said ;
"What do you eek our gold or bread ?
Or do you fr-aui the night nit fly 1"
TLe Birungt beast made but one replv
Spoons !'
Oh, rob ua not !" the good wife cried,
"These heirlooms are our family pride ;
Oh, take tvh.aever else yon will !"
Hut the blutt-coat thundered still
Spoons!"
"Then t;ke my watch and chain, and go,"
The okl in in said in accents low ;
Tb watch was gobbled hi a trice.
But alill was heard that stiauge devir c
Sjiovs !-'
'Foul fiend, wonld'st rob the old and wjuk ?
Jly sons uie sohticw Phem go eeli I
Alas, tiiou art too base to fight,
1 luii coward that do.-t howl at nipht
"Spoon!"
A fruard of soldier drosse;! in blue
Soou racked the household thru and thro ;
Until at lat the prize espied J
With olio loud voice the robber cried
The sj o'ls peenrod. on plunder ben,
Tliose vilUins to the neigh iom went ;
In ivir house defenceless nigh
Was heard that trmge, ungodly cry
"Spoons !"
And when at lat, at dawn of day.
The cock eyed mounter knelt to pray !
Ben Butlvr'tt i-eivmtt swears he lizard
Him mutter that accursed word
"S p o o n 8 !"
A M HIKGE M O III .
DISCOVKBY OF A CAVEltN OS THE I'ALIBADKS.
The Metropolitan Uncord ! a correspond
ent who writea to that journal to bay :
"I am thn discoverer of an immense cav
ern in the Palisades of the Hudson, fully one
mile in length, and at least half a mile wide,
with a vaulted roof higher than that of Triu
i:y church. Mjpportc-J. by innumerable pil
lars, whico m u.-1 have Intn erected by th;
hand of mau marty centuries since, and fur
nished with innumerable side recessts, ante
chambers and li.n' win ling passages of ttie
m- st wonderful construction.
HuiiiKof what have evidently tsen altars,
erected thousands of years ago, are abun
dant, together with the mouldering bones of
l tii:gs o'.' enorinoL stature, as belonging to
a race of ti mU that formerh' inhabited the
earth. The flo rs of this remarkable cavern
are as smooth :iml hard ns granite, though
covtrsd neep vuth tie dust of centuries.
Jfore and there a lower deep is discernible
through the all-pervading glcom, with pa
VjCs etono bttps luadii j thereto. From
ti.ee niystuioas cavitwt tii sound ef rush
iuf wn&is f.dl c.wn th $ar- with other re
verWvratun. of a trune, unearlhly cbarac
tsr. The Teru, it is maa.if.-st, is not, like
the Kentucky cave, a freak of nature, but as
irady cordeatured, the work of rnon iu
rotn early period of the world's history.
Cabal itic tigus covur the basts of some of
the pillars, wixle fiurei bearing a close re
wmblanco to the sphynxes, deaths' heads,
and mummies, as if of Egyptian design,
tuloru various portions of the'walls and roof.
It i? certainly papain strange that the exist
ence of this remarkable subterranean palace
(ftr it richly cL'aervcj the uame) should have
to lcr.g remained a profound mystery, lying
its it do?s c!o.-e to the mcst populous city in
America. Its grassy roof, even now.ccnst
ttes the favorite playing ground of thous
ucdo of unsuspecting school chil.lren, as well
as the favorite resort of innumerable pic-nic
parties on summer afternoons. Its mode of
discovery by myself waa as follows: Wan
deiir. :dor.g the Palisade ridges one after
noon I st summer, for recreation and study,
1 eat down to rest myself under the shadow
of a tree. Immediately afterwards a couple
of rabbits darted past ma, and the endeavor
to capture them brougkt me to a small cre
vice in the hill, partially concealed by a
clump of shrubbery. Into this crevice the
animals darted, an J rooting up the shrubbery
in orJr to disljdgo them, judge of iy gur
2,riso on discovering an opening spacious
nough to admit of the entrance of a man's
body. A f(.e!i:;g of fear at Citt crept over
me, and I looked around to see if any person
'vas near to help me examine the place; but
ju:t a soul at the time waa within calling dis
tance ; an I to, after recovering my self pos-e.-ion,I
revived to look iu uot, however,
without some sciioiu misgivings as to the
)ot:L;e presence of some huge anaconda
that ihight deprive me of my head. Grad
ually mustering courage, in I went, and to
iy surprise discovered that the further 1
went the wider grew the aperture. My
eouiage, however, had been Severely tested",
and alter making such observations as the
darkness and cluSe atmosphere would per
mit, I grvpod back to the light of day and
carefully closed up the entrance to the place,
mentally lesolving to return next day to
pursue my explorations. My first Impulse
was to tornmunieate the secrt to eome
friend in whom I could confide ; but the re
fection that the cave might contaiu hidden
treasure, which in that case would Lave to
be divided, persuaded rae that it were best
to keep the discovery private. The next
day was stormy, and I did not go, but, pro
Tiding myself with a dark lantern, on the
following morning I renewed my research,
witW what results, exciting my wonder and
aroazerjsent, you are already informed.
Trom that day to this my explorations have
Leon on an average once a week, unless in
termit' ed hf ill health. Every succeeding
vhdt raveals something new, and the mar
xels of to-day are quits thrown into tht
hade by the yet wore startling discoveries
hich brvftk on the eye and ear to-morrow.
A remarkable circumstance which I have
forgotten to note is, that the atmosphere in
the lxvjy of the cavern Is perfectly pure,
thirjgh I have not been able to discover any
ittet or ia'itt for ventilation, apart from the
rhSvd through which I obtained ingress.
My tiieory is, that tko rushing water3in the
Fab-cavern furnish the means of renewing
tk atravspitere. Tkere are small pools of
ji witr imbedded in th Hour of the car
t, nt do &4i inhabit thm. Jor that
i-ifrr, jndeod, no sina f animal life are
iiblaL la il thit dark, Jeertd mansion,
-2 deh-lik aiiajc-4 reigns, broken oulj by
Wail V the b3r myntionad unseen wa
.tt J th wcesaea en.tb."
At a 'di!ng in Delaware, whsa al! was
arranged and tuo minister called on any ons
to apeak who objected to tha marriage, &
iueky voice from tho corner erfcd out "I
do V All eyes wera turned in that direc
tion, when a man emerged from tha crowd,
Lolding.hU haudkereiiicf up to hii cyca aud
Unbbering. Why do you object?" asked
thdtaliusurv Uecausc I want her myself !'
An editor out west thus hits off the fash
ions and the vulgar custom of deacribiDg the
dresses of ladies at balls, parties, eti. :
"Miss S , old Smith's daughter, wore
a short dress of sorVel poplin, striped with
brown gewgaws, with tight fitting basque
made out of her ma's last wiDter cloak.
Sleeves of moire antique to match her high
est underskirt, "and bonnet of red oak l ark
tied with slippery elm btrings. She looked
a little odd, but withai amazingly pretty.
iliss x, alleged to be the wealthiest girl
ou Sugar street, wears a black aud tan Irish
pooliu, trimmed with bias folds of bomba
zine, with blue stitching put around the
skirt with Spalding's gluo, tbort pacqne,
tight under the arms, and bonnet of go u!
leaves trimmed with pieces of grapevine."
There dwelt in Maine a good Methodist
brother who was blessed with a wife of fret
ful disposition. Being at camp-meeting,
they on one occasion knelt together in the
tent prayer-meeting. The husband feit call
ed upon to pray, which he did in a devout
mauner. lie was followed by his wife, who,
among other things, said :
'Thou knowest, Lord, that I am somewJuit
fretful and cross at home!" but before .he
could annouuee to the Ivml another state
ment, the husband exclaimed :
"Amen ! Truth, Lord, ettry icordrf .7.'"
It would be revealing the secrets of domes t c
life to disclose as to the manner and spirit in
which the conversation was resumed and
ended in the home circle.
The fallowing rather tough story is told
by a Troy paper : "The other morning a
gentleman found in ft ti"p he had set a complete-
rat skin and nothing more ! Tin
snnp had caught the animal by the n :--,
and .in Sniggling to escape he walked e:i
tir ly tit of his skin. Attached to the ska:
were portions of the bones of tho head, the
hind feet, and the whole tail. Leading frv.ru
the trap to a hole near by were tracks cf
blood."
rrui-OErtGY. Tho Sacramento (Cal.) R-:-tO;isays:
"The Democracy of the present
day derive their name from the Latin word
Demon and the English word crazy, thus lit
erally signifying 'crazy devils.' Well, by
the same rule, says the Grass Valley Xatlvii
vl, the Radicals of the present time derive
their names from the Malay word Had. sig
nifiying rats, and the Chinese word icol. r A.
ten thus literally signifying 'rotten rats.' "
A Rehrpkiiib paper savs that a fellnv in
that vicinity went courting his gir! on Mon
day evening, aod wishing to be c nveisa
tional, observed : "Tha thfrmomckrii is
twenty degrees. be!ow zslon this eveniu'."
'Yes," innocently replied the maiden, "such,
kind of birds do fly hiLer ssia season of
tha year than others."
A genu's in Detroit is Baid to be repay
ing to "shoot Niagara" in an India rubber
boat, which he is engaged in constructing.
It ia to be air-tight and provided with a teat
to which he is to be tied. He may not have
gumption,, enough to make his will in a 1
vanta, but the thing ought to be done.
Ak old woman who went into the poultry
businei-s some time since, under theesj ecta
tion that she could make a fortune by sibl
ing eggs, has quitted it in disgust, because,
as the says, "the hens never'tl lay when eggs
are dear, but always begin as sKn r.s th-y
gtt cheap."
A Tocso man told Dr. Cetl.nne teat he
had enlisted in the army of Zion. "In
whichjehurch?" asked the Doctor. "In the
Baptist," was the reply. "1 should call
that joining the Xavy,'" wai the D.Ktoi's
res; ose.
As Ancient Legend. A writer in a
recent number of the Pall Mall Ga: tfc
reviews a Mahcmedan version of IJibla
History, written in the latter part of the
ninth century, in which he fiudo this para
graph :
lJ::lqui3 (Queen of Sheba) was beautiful,
and free Irani defect with the excoj.tion of
s me goat's hair which grew upon her l-.-g.
The divs told Solomon that Ualquis had
very hairy lg3, find lie consequently
wanted to see them and eseertain the fact.
He directed the divs to bui'd him a man
sion, and in front thereof to lay down a
pavement of crystal one hundred cubits
square. On this pavement he ordered
them to pour water, eo that it might nil
appear lo be water. He then had his
throne placed there, and took h'n seat
upon it. In order to approach Solomon
this pavement must be crossed, and Bal
quis, like nil women when they go into
the water, hitched up her petticoats and
showed her leg;?. Solomon saw them
with surprise, and his doubts were re
moved. This is why it is usual in the
present day for a man to look at the legs
of tha woman he is about to marrj'.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Main Street, JaJinstoirn, Cambria Co., ra.,
A. ROW & CO., Proprietors.
THIS HOUSE having been refitted and
elegantly furnished, is now open for the
reception and entertainment of guests. Th e
proprieors by long experience in hotel keep
ing feel confident they can satisfy a dis
criminating public.
Their liar is supplied with the choicest
brands of liquors and wines.
Jan. 31, 18G8. (ly.)
UNION HOUSE,
PBENfiBURG, Pa., JEROME A. TLOTT,
0 Propietor, spares no, pains to render this
hotel worthy of a continuation of the liberal
patronage ifc,bas heretofore received. I lis
Uble will always be furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
best cf liquors Hits stable is large, and will
be attended by an attentive and obliging
hostler. Jan 30, 1868.-.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Eueuckg.
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choice linuorF, and the Stable attended bv
careful hostlers. . Transient visitors accom
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or tt Li: ,jl for a ( '.m to
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orniN G" LIKE IT
--3,N ii'-l'IClXi:. A iux-.iry to the
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: .01 adn.iral I -ei-.:ral alterative. Sii-di aie
ihi.MW le.:-,! a.d t!.'.i"v ; r-'vr:i tha,-:e-
t-.r ot Tai.imxt's KFF; IiYKSCKNT AF1F
PHKNT. ' by ail Drn.-.'t.sts.
( ;i:n fs v..Ti:i) foh kykiiy
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lo
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J'er t-i. r.th
c.oi.l: ou:
!'. TFNF:i:Y GUT TACKAGLS. Send
r -ii "!',' II a a !.-; tS LricFCtlT. r.-:i;.iie
Man. Uart an.l St
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oy . -.1.-. CutK-ry, dev."..-iry. ,v. A-nt
e'e'.VC their -h: a- "if! O :;iVa!tnt f'T ti.-if
iahor in pr.H'U: in;: c':ros. Set:.! L'o c-'st. f .r
the ;...;ic s of two i;r-!es whkil wiil h-e sei.f
.a leecipt cfOXi: D :LL.Ucaeh. A,-:.tv
w;.:Ud. Fi'.l! do , ! ii t: --Tr; s i,t frre 1 y lna;l.
A hhe.s ' MAl'Sil C..
S Tret-VMit and 12 fl .v.-.ud St.. C ,.-!on
rV T7.C?: I.tl5:?. V e. aie -.;-:it.
-1- f..r . vet- ONK liUM)i;r:i ioieiuaid
!) meM ie if . -.1:1. fact in 1 , aiid are prepared to
fiin.i.-h the whole t unity with DRY ai d
PA N 0Y ( ;.Ol)S , SI L K S, Si 1 A Y LS. J L W
r.LUY, S1LYKU WAI'.H. ITRNITU UK,
II ANUS. SIEVING M ACM INKS. At..
at th-; unifonn pi ice cf 02'Ji l)l,f,All jr
ciK.lt article. Send our Chios of 10 aud np
var.ls. for deeriptive checks. Tow in j what
.artielo run l? obtafiu-d for One Dollar, with
10 rents for each cheek. Circulars scut free.
Presents worth from 3 to ,1('0 sent fun of
ehirue tO flJitliU SJ la'il:g Ciubs. AtiKXTS
Va.nt;:u in l.viaiV T.avx.
CUSILMAX el CO..
10 Arch Siie-t, !.-.; .-,1, Mass.
":: sr.s.s van oxk nni.i.us
JoI,l at-d Silver Vat.:ie:-, .ewmg Ma-il.inc-,
Silk Dfe-s Pattert.s. Carpi-tinss. lo-
n.'-Mio O. ods. &-.. CIRCULARS SKNT
FRKK. ftivi:;? full part i -ihirs, or ten 'clacks
sent for Oio D-iliar, di .scribing t-ii difi'erent
aitieles wloeh vev.ilUell IOA; 1)0 L
LAll EACH. Sphr.dh1 i u. i uct 11 1 -n t c lie red
to A:;ei s r(-li'!:t; lis C.llhs. Address L.C-11-iXTK
& P.AI-BITT. 00 Sll.l! U1V St.. li-tsNul.
rro Till: 1.ADIKS.
Ls , , i .
-- (Inc. DoU.au we arc
Fur. Only
seliin- SILKS.
SHAWLS. D1FV atrd l'AN Y COODS. ol
(very l' s-Tipti-..ii ; also, SlL'Kli WAllK,
FUP.NI TUFF. c. Yidu.ible Pi events, from
$0 to C"-".U-i. 1-1 ot free uf charge to agetits
.-1 i.dit-v; clubs of tm an I upvvard.s.
Z7 Circu'ars sc-bt frc"? to ati v. ad-dress.
WYKTII & CO.,
V. O. P x t2'.VM. .12 Hanover St.. D.-wd.m.
Tpn pi r.r?rp saykd. 5,000 Ac-nts
iUiJ I Ul hUU. Wanted f.r tie JLim
nvth DOLLAli SALK. F'u'.l particulars iu
eirtnlar. Addiess Di xteu. Kamus A Co.,
10.-5 XYashi.-.t.-n St., Boston, Mp.ss.
H rpn CtwJoHiers la four Years
MuliUJi 1'ATIMNISK THE P.KST J
it-ivi i-j; tho larpjst. capita!, most experi
enced buyers, and extensive trade" of any
concern in .th- DOLLA It SALE business, we
(..UARASTEE SATISFACTION in every
instance, and also llv.' best selection of (Joods
ever offered at oxi: DoLLAit bach. X'o other
conc -rn hns any tdi )v where our Asrtds are
s'lini". Our motto: 'T'romjit and Kehabie
M,l!e a'"1 f'nin!e n gents wanted in city and
country. THE L.VD1ES are particularly
requ.-sted to try our popular club system of
scluu: kui.l.-i of Orv and Fancv (roods.
Dress Patterns, Cotton Cloth, Ciu tcrs, Silver
Plated Goods, Watches. &-c. tabhshed
14 ) A P:.t'-ut Pen Fountain and a check
describing an ai tit le to le Fold M-r a doll ir,
10 cents ; liO for $ 40 for ; CO for 6 ' ;
100 for ,$10; s-c-rit by mail. Free Piedits
to g.-tier up, (woitii 50 per tent, more than
th.'.- e sei.t by any other concern.) according
to :-'.-, of
Si l.d US a trial CHio, or 1 1
l.- -t do tut fni! to
d f
r a circular.
N. P.. Our m!u should kot bo claswd
with Nviv York d"Har jewelry sales or bogus
"lea Coin pfinii'.-' n it is nothing of the
sort. EASTMAN -vS- KENDALL.
Co Hanover St., Boston, Mass.
i ai mi oiovu Liiii.t n int; w ori-.i, go to
UUKXLfir'S tud et Shear's Anti-Duster.
fill! XT I5SSTJIJ5?1.;'I8 bv the
VJT ?,!KTRO?DLITAN (JIFT tlOMl'ANY.
'.'.?7f Gifts to ti;k Amocstot Jtl.'iOOOO.
EVF.RY TICKET UUAWS A PRIZE.
5 (,'a:h Gifts, Each $10,000
100
5,000
1,000
500
10U
0
200
! -100
1 2oC
! 300
j -ir-o
Goi)
I ?0 Elegant llosewood Pianos, $300 to 5(0
j 35 ' " ilelodeons, 73 lo 150
! 150 So'.vinpj JIaceiDea Lach $00 to 175
2b0 Musiaal Boxes, 25 to 2U0
l'ine Gold Watches, " 75 to 300
750 Fir.c .Silver Watehes,... " 30 to' 50
Fine Oil Paintings. Fr.uned Engravings,
.Silver Ware, PhotOraph Albums, and a
lare assortruent Fine Gold Jewelry
in all valued at $IOOO OOO.
A Cha.n'ck to Draw any op thk above
Pbiz;:s by purchasing a JSealed Ticketfor25
ct?. Tickets describing each Prize arc seal
ed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. On
receipt of 25 cunts a Sealed Ticket will be
drawn without' choice and delivered at our
office, or sent by mail to any address. The
prie. named upon it will be delivered to the
lieket-holder on payment of onk dollar.
Prize rill be immediately sent to any ad
prfps.as rerjncstiljby oxj.rt.-i or rt-turn mail.
You W ILL KMO'.V WHAT YOLK Pal'Zti la B.t-
fork you J'Ai roa it. Any Prize nuy be
exchanged for another of the same value.
AO liL-NCS.
Our patrons ran depend on fair dealing.
ItritRKxers. We select the f:. foilowiujr
ii.iTifj from the many who hare lately drawn
Valuable Prixes mi'J kindly permitted us to
nubiis': thrill :
,S. T. Wi.kius, r.uffalo, N- Y.. 51,000;. Misi
A :.:-!; M or-roe, Chicnjo, lib, Piano, valued
at 0 ; Uo'..'t Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa,
Go'..l V.'iitch, $250 ; PhiFp M'C.irlav, Louis
ville, Ky., Diamond C'.u-ter Kin, 600 ; R.
A. i'lificrfin, New li'idi'or.l, Muss., Silver
1 Tea .Set, -t'lio; Miss Emma Vt'.il worth, Mil-
j waukie, Wis., Piano, 33o0; R-r. T. W. Pitt,
j Cl-.u eland, Ohio. Mc'.odeon, $125.
j W: iKibliih no named without permission.
i Gr-! xi's s or thk I'uess. They are doin
I the o'. ir-.-st ttij.ine.Hs ; the firm is reliable,
1 - ' .. . .. '
ar.-i I'.iS'.rve t lo- r iiccess. . etkly ino-
111.1". Ft b. ,J, 1 C5.
"We h-tve ' X iiiiit' .', their svstetti, and
kn
thrm to be a t ir Jealintr liria. N. Y.
Ii. 1 aid
1j. 2-. G.S.
'-k h :: n 1 of ours drew a $500
h w promptly reeoived." Dai-
i:
Mar. 3,
ii-: icr c.r. ...:-.rs trivir.r mtnv Liore re-
.1
it r; :;r-c s
! i.'.vorable 'ti..-es from the
;.:- ss T.i; era I i rei iicia-- r. ts to Arewt?. Sat-!..i.-.c!iiMi
i'a .'.-itee i. 'very v-vrt irre of
.-e lb- I F.i.vidup eontiii3 omk caiI oift.
S.x Tiekots fur SI ; I ;s for $2 ; Zb for $5 ;
H i ior Sir,.
Al! iettc-r3 should be addressed to I1AU
I'Fj:, WILSON cl- CO., 173 liroaiway, N. V.
TTfeUXTISTIl Y.-Dr. D. V. Zcig
li"'' in has taken the r.-"tiis oa a
.--treet rtventlr ooenpie-1 hv
Lh-vd - Co. asaBtsikins lloiise.fe.t
ar: ! lT-rs Ids i.rofestior.al s-ervi-
c.s t3 the citizei.s of I'lu-Tishu 1 g-a:nl vh:in
i'y. Tt ctu cxlcaelrd trituout j uin ly use of
Ait'' in.-: ijs.ide or L iiKj 'Uluy (jr s.
k h. T J STK Y. The vaideriVn-
c, firaduate tf the Da'.timore Coih""e
of D-.-i.t il S-iiU'-ry, respectfully offers his i
.r..t'..s-i.!,ai ser vires to the citizens of Kb- j
T si :ir' ai:d vicinity, v.hieh phe. lie will j
vifit i t: th fourth Monday of each mc-nth, to j
: cii: one iveek. j
IV!, G. SAM'L CELFOIID. D. D. S. j
:K. T. F. ArCLUIIK, SuLtJEOX
' Dkniist. Carrol It own, Cambria C..
Pa. Tee' h inserted on O-ild, Silver. Adaman-
lio. ;i.jop
.&o.
Professional vi.-its
111 a ic to ( :he.-t Sj-rinrs the iir.-.t wc k and t-
Lon-tto the .-eeond wick of each mr-i:th.
Carrol i .v.ri. Juiv 4, lSl;7.-ly.,:-i
.DEYJr.EAUX, 31. D., I'iiv-
mcias ami Shkoi-ok, Summit, Fa.
Ofiiee east end of Man.-ioi. House, ou Rail
U-.ad street. Night caFis rn.tv be raade at
the t.iTi:e. fmy23.tf.
J. JJXA'l), successor to It. S.
I'ainlx. fjre. Store on Main street, oppo.-ite
tho 'Mansion lb use." Kheiioburg, Pa.
October 17. I-SG7.-fim.
...
JTTOTIXKY AT. LAW, Johnstown, Fa
ll Ofiicc in the Exchange buihtiasi. on the
Corner cf Clinton nnd Locust streets up
ftiivs. Will attend to all business connect
td with his jirofc. sion.
dan. 31. 18(17. tf.
It. L JOHNSTON. J E. SCANI.AS.
JOHNSTON CAXLiX,
AUcrneys at Law,
Eber.sburg, Cambria co.. Ta.
OfUco oppo.-ite t.he Covit House.
rber.sl-..vj!:,' Jan. 31, 18t)7.-tf.
JOHN V. LINTON,
ITTOI1NKY AT LAW, Johnstown, ra.
i Oilco in building on corner of Main and
Franklin ptreet, opposite JlaiiHon House,
sc.'on.l tloor. Entrance on Frankliu street.
Johntown. Jan. "I. lJ"i7.-tf.
F. A. SIIOEMAIvEH,
t TTOIINEY AT LAW, Ebcnsburg, Pa il
Ofhce on Hi-h street , one door East of the
I'.anking II. -use of Lloyd & Co.
January 31, 18G7.-tf.
F. 1. TllCIiNKY,
TTOIINEY AT LAW, Ebensburg, Fa.
j OflicJ in Colonade Row.
Jan. 5. 1 Sf.T-tf.
W. II. SIXTILEK,
I TTOIINEY AT LAW. Ebensburg, Fa.
j Ofiiee in the Commissioners' Room. Gmrt
House. Jan JJ1, '07-tf.
Joseph m donald,
I TTOIINEY AT LA W , Ebensburg, Pa.
J Ofiiee uu Centre s-treet, opposite Linton's
Hotel. Jan. SI, 1867-tf.
JOIIN FEN LON,
I TTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg Pa.
fl Office on High sticet, adjoining his resi
dence. Jan 31. 18C7.-tf.
ft L. PERSUING, Attorney-at-
Law, Johnstown, Fa. OiFice on Frank
lin street, upstairs, over John Bentou's
Hardware Store. Jan. 31, 18G7.
W ILLIAM KITTEEL,
i TTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg, Fa.
Office in Colonade How, Centre street.
Jan. ?A, 1807,-tf.
CEOHGi: M. KEADK,
TTORNKv T LAW. Ebensburg, Pa.
i Oilice in CVouade Row, Centre street.
Jan. 31 . J S oT.
GEORGE W. O ATM AN,
(TTORNEY AT LAW, Ebensburg, Pa.
j Office in Colonade Row, Centre street.
January Si, 1867.-tf.
AMES C. EASLY, Aitokxey-
Jr at-Law, Carrolllovn, Cambria Co., Fa.
Collections and all legal business promptly
attended tx. Ln 31, 18G7.
"fib CK ET KNIVES, Taw.e Knives
and Forks, Spoons, &C-., can bo bought
cheap for cabh at QiiO. iil'.TLEl''!
IIAKTFOKD
LIVE STOCK ISSipi GBMFAIT.
CASH CAPITAL, $500,000.
V'e are now prepared to insure LIVE
S'POCK against "both Death aod Theft, iu
this live and reliable Company. Owners of
Btock have now the opportunity, by insur
ing with this Company, cf obtaining securi
ty and remuneration for the lots of their au
finals in caoc ct death or theft.
OWSEES OF HOUSES,
Manufacture! s. Farmers, Teamsters. Ex-presMne-n,
Physicians, ar.d in (act all who
are to any extent dependant upon the fervi
ceu of their horses in their daily vocations,
should insure iu this Company, and thus
derive a protection against the loes of their
animals, which are in many cafes the sole
means of support to their owners.
FAllM STOCK
Farmers and others owning cattle should
avail themselves of this means of earing the
value of their stock, and Fecure an equiva
lent for the loss which would otherwise fall
heavily upon them In leing deprived of
H.oir Catt!,- by insuring in this, the
PIONEER COMPANY OF AMERICA!
By insuring in this Compsny you ex
change a certainty for an uncertainty. No
man can tell whether his animals may not
!e stolen or die through some unfor.-en
calamity.
(jrj- Cuntpetent Agent. icanfed. to whom a
liberal compensation trill be jmii. Apply to
KEUfi & CO.. General Agents.
April 4. l.f?7.-1v. Altoona. Pa.
fj: Col WM. K. PIPER, Ehen.sburg. has
1 ecu appointed local agent for the Hurtfor.i
Live Stock Insurance Company.
1 E I. S & Ii E U T II ,
Johnstown, Pa .
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
AM IlOOIi. UJ.ULRS.
MAN CFACTCREliS OF 1$ LA Nil POOKS,
POliTE-MONAlS. PAPEI: BOXES,
AND LOOKING GLASSliS.
Locking Glass and Picture Frames always
on hand, and mad. to order. A large and
nio.-l complete assortment of Diawing Ilooin
arid Miscellaneous Pictures, consisting of
Chrornos. Paintings in Oil, Steel Plate E -grair.js,
PI -in and Colored Lithographs,
Oil Prints, Phot.-ijTj.hs and Wo. Cuts.
This coi ieetioti e:nhi"es a felection of large
si.-vl match pictnrps of Landscape and Do
ioest:c Seei. oa and Portraits, and 5.000 dif
ferent vaiiethsof Card Photographs of rem
ind. t men, comic and sentimental scenes and
copies of subject.- by celebrated artists. We
have ai-o a varied a?soitmeijt tf BIBLES,
PiiAYER. HYMN and SCHOOL LOOKS.
HISTORIES, BIOGRAPHIES, NOVELS.
kc. lieiigiou: Piints and Emblems iu great
variety, and the hirsrfft and mot-1 Coraplute
st.Lk of STATIONERY cvei brought tothi
county. ff'O liew and beautiful stjle of
YALL PAPER, including an assortment o!
Potter's t-elebrated Engh.-h make, for which
we are sole auents iu this locality. These
Wall I'apers are handsomer in design, supe
rior in finuh, aud 2j inches wider than any
othr make.
The citizens of F.bonsburg and vicitiity nre
respectfully notified that we make B(.OK
BINDING and the manufacture of BLANK
BOOKS a speciality. All work promptly
executed at moderate rates.
&Store on corner of Clinton and Locust
streets, immediate ly opposite Foster House.
Johnstown, Oct. 21, 1807.-tf.
THATPMANliFACTOnY.
.fOIIXSTOTfr'X.
ALL KIPS OF CHAIRS,
such as common W indsor Chairs, Fret Rack
Chairs, Vienna Chairs, Bustle Chairs, Rim
Backed Chairs, Sociable Chairs,
Cane J?rat fcairs,
ROCKING CHAIRS, OF EVERY SIZE
SPRIA'G SEAT CHAIRS
Settees, Lounges, S:c., A'C
CABINET FURNITURE
ol every description and of latest
STILES. WITH PRICES T9SU1T THE
Tastes of all.
Thankful for past favors, he re?pect
fullyVoiicits a lil-t-ial share of public patron
age. Clinton Street, Johnstown Cambria
Co. Pa. j Jan. 31, 1867.
ESEISBM MSJB MWf!
LEJIJIOX Si. .11 I Tl RAY.
DEALKRS IN
DRUGS, MEDIC1XES, PERFUMERY,
Fancy Soaps, Leon's and Hall's Hair Uesto- :
rativts, Puis, Omtnients. Tlasters, Lihi
ments. (all kinds.) Davis' Pain Killer. Rad
ways Ready Relief, Brown's Ess. Jamaica
Ginger, Citrate Magnesia, Flavoring Ex
tracts and Essences, Lemon Syrup, Soothing
Svrnp. Spiced Syrup, Rhubarb, PURE
SPICES, &c.
CIGARS AND TOHACCOS,
Blank Hooks, Deeds, Notes and Bonds, Cap,
Post and all kinds of Note Paper. Envelopes,
Pens. Pencils, Arnold's Writing Fluid, Black
and lied Ink. Pocket and Pass Books, Maga
zines, Newspapers, Novels. Histories, Bibles,
Religioi s Prayer and Toy Books, PenkniveB,
Pipe, Arc.
tC?" Medicine for th body and food for
the mind. Call and see.
Main St beet, Ebessbukg.
July 25. 187.
POREIGN SHIPPING
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
We are now selling Exchange (at Nw
1 nrk K:itru nn
England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wales, Germany, Prussia,
Austria, Bavaria, Wurtemberg,
Baden, Ileusen, Saxony,
Hanover, Belgium, Switzerland,
Holland. Korway and France.
And Tickets to and from any Port in
England, Ireland, Scotland,
Germany," ' France, California,
New South Wales or Australia.
KERR & CO.
WOKD from JOHNSTOWN!
JOII J. 3ILUPHY & CO.,
Have constantly on hand a largo and well
selected stock of seasonable
Dry Good's, Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
and a general variety of XOTUhNS, &c.
Their stock coushsts of almost every article
usually kept in a retail store, all of which
have been sclented with care and are offered
at prices which cannot fail t t.rvyf .atiafaa
torv. Call anil examine fur yourselves. -jfeb.
2?, ie67.-tf. io'
WW P PATTW1 1
iitii . ill lifitLj
IM.
!8G8. SPRIKG TRanr. J8u8-
I am n ? v pTepareJ to offer
SUPERIOIt INDUCEMENTS
TO CASn rCKCHASKRS OF -
TiX & SHBKWROS WARE I
KiTiirn at
YIIOLESALE OK RETAIL.
My stock consists in part of every variftj j of"
Tin, Slicet-Iron. " .
COPPER AND imASS -WARES,
EXA.MU.tXIl AND TI-AIK
SAUCE-rAWS. BOILERS. fit0.,
COAL SHOVELS. MINE LA?IPS, OIL
CANS. HOCSEFURNISmXG HARD
WARE OF EYffRY KIND.
Speat'd Af-Ditst
HEATING and COOKING STOVES,
EXCELSIOR COOK1XG STOVES,
NCffcLE.TllIUMPII asp PARLOR COOK
ING STOVES,
And any Cooking Stove def-ired I will ret
when ordered at manufactaiei's prices--Odd
Stove Plates aud G rates , c , for re
pairs, ou hand for the Stoves 1 tel! ; others
will be ordered whtn wanted. Particular
attention given to
Spouting, Valleys and Conductors,
all of which will be made out of In-st m.ti
rialo and put up by competent work mm.
Lamp Burners, Wick and CLiuineya
AVIIOI.KhAI.E OK Itf.rAtl-
I would call particular attention to the Light
House I'.urner, with Glass Cone, for giving
moie liizht than any other in use. A!?o, tha
Paragon Eurucr, for Crude Oil.
It reccmnic-nds itr!f.
SUGAR KETTLES AND CAULDRONS
of all sizes constantly on baud.
Special attention given to
Jobbing in Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron.
at lowtei possible rates.
Wholesale Mlicciiants r.rrs
nov,- ready, and will b sent on app.icatic
by mail or in persju.
Hoping to ?ee all my t-hl cu.-t'-merR ani
many new ones this Spiing, I return my
most sincere thank ft.-r the very libt-ial ra
tronage I have already revived, hml wi!i
endeavor to pleas ; ad who limy call, wheth
er they buy or i.ot.
IT1ANCIS W. HAY.
Johnstown, March 7. lbbT.-fim.
VHOLESALE
c): . rrJ (rrl.n r' f
D. W. IMRSnBERGER & CO.,
.T2.il STiinnT,
OFIOSITE SCOTT IDUSE,
JOHNSTOWN, FA.,
Keep constantly for sale the largest and bft
assortment of pint)
1.1 CAMBHIA c CNTT.
PAINTS, GILS, VARNISHES,
,llco!;l, TKirpciiilvtc,
Pure Wines and Liquors, best brands,
4G00 Lbs. Whits Lead,
DYES . BYESIBFFS EI4SI FiTTY
And in fact crcrything lepf in ajirsf-clasi
Drug Store, all j ichich trill be
SOLD AT CITY PRICES,
MISHLER'S CELEiRATED BITTERS,
by the doz-.-n or by kfet gallon.
OCU STOCK Or
Perfumeries and Toilet Articles
ii acknowledged by all judges to be thu
LARGEST I X Q UA S TIT Y "
AND FIXEST IX QUALITY
OF ANY IX OIR laWS.
SCH.K AT. I. MS FOR
simp's Hgimn m mmi
SHARP'S MAGIC LIXOIENT !
ALL ORDFJiS PROMPTLY FILLED AT
LOWEST PRICKS.
Johnstown, Ang. 15, 16CT.-Iy.
IV
A
Jill lUif
II
ESTABLISHED 1856.
THE OLD11ST
DRUG STORE
IN CAMBRIA COUNTY.
C. T. FRAZER
Keeps constantly ou hatd th
LARGEST,
CHEAPEST
AND BEST
ASSO R TMEXT OF GOODS FEE TA 1X
ING TO THE
DRUG BUSINESS
In the County, which he offers
AT WHOLESALE OR RETJIL
TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
AT LOWEST EATEST
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FrauRlln Street,
( OPP 0SITE MARKET II OZSE.)
JOHNSTOVNr PENN'A,
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INPORTS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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j Juniata Street, opposite United States HoteJ,
nOLLIDAYSBURG, YA.
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