THE FREEMAN.
'UIl('i:SI)AY,
5J'X L
AUG. G, LC3.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
F.niToiii.vi.nics, Loom, am Gexeicai.--
"M" Ciiilvllifoci'd Hume" thall appear in
the next IVeanan.
Our friend t Sonmaa is il formed thai
KdinLero is in county, Fa.
'j-j.e j-Ksf. nger fare on the Pa. R. Jl. l.au
been iivuccd one half cent per mi!c.
Mb Mi Ifti Scibert, t!ie young I.v'y who
v i shot l.y Meiklein, at Aitooiiu, is rapidly
n coveting.
A black snake eight feet long is said to
have been killed in Washington township
cue iy liiF.t week.
The i evidence of The. Harney . of Snyder
township, Blair county, was destroyed Ly
tire week before !at.
A drover died on the first fast freight
train Eist, below Patterson, on Friday
morning lBt. Name nolTgiven.
The. Pagan, ulio cause-el the elealh of
Wm I.are in Ilol'iidaysburg, on Saturday
week, has been released on $5,000 hail.
The I), nu emtio Stratoual Confer nre for
this DU'rict will be held at the "Indiana
lloue," Indiana, ou to-niorrow, Friday, Aug.
7fi.
The paper mill ef John Snodgrass, in
Westmoreland county, was destroyed by
fire a cm i pie of weeks td'.ice. It was doubt
less et on f:re, as it has not been iu opera
tor for i-ome time past.
The Democracy of Jefferson county have
instructed I r John Conrad, Iv-q.,of Brook
viilr, fr State Senator .in this .Oistriet. Tf
we mistake not Mr. Conmd was al one time
u irsident of Johnstown.
Mr. Thomas Calian ins been appointed
Postmaster at Loretto, it plaee of M. Ad
dlesbcier. rem ved. Mr. John Kennedy
hits lit'ii Hppoiiited post master at Hemlock,
vice Wdiiatn Tihy, removed.
A ln.l named Miller was bitten by n cop
perhead snake in Brady township. Hunting
n county, oti Tbursdav weik. M l e ap
plication of the wntm f!sh of a chicken
n.v.d the lad (ri m biriuus ilir.css if not (rum
d.-nth.
l'. i f is rnw sel.it. g at 12 and II cents
per j oiu d in Indiana, less than twenty-five
Toild i!i.-t:M:t from this l bu-c. C'.n onr
I (i it I ei s. or iniv
ther ma:
info
v hy we h.-.'o to py 18 and 20 c nis
the same attic in this market ?
for
A Iitt mil of Mr
O n a 1 Miller c-.f Wet-
ide ridin" One' of a rai-
morrlntrl cniiiitv. ulnie riding one r.r a j
oi linrsf s engnged
Mondav week, fe
v. :is t r.i :i p-1! ti
in hau'ing in wheat, on
11 betv.-edi the tw, and
; the ehe-t. atid so severely
li I ind tj.it l.i' (ie.i sii.ntlV :'.l rT w aiMs.
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v ho w a-i cu( by fto viTe, nt
M 1'-. tiesr O-ce .la. a c '.ip!o of wc.-ks
in an ii!tercifi:i lf t v.t-.mi him a man
a.'.
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Jinn
Sl'll,
as s:(K'C ii
fe. ro the cf
r.iiw in jiil
cts el t hi- wivrid. M irrison i
i:. "i a: field, will he tried fr 1111
r in
J elli'oer. i
'l'l:e Ilnliidavslf.rg Hylst'T th.it '
M f. Itiiru-. "f Alti ,n'!i , ii-et with, a severe j
.-h.-i.t on .ltslrday hist, t KVmic !i Fer-
1 ;ce. It a; 'tf ars that s ri;- hnd iuvt trot otf !
a p;o-.-s-tn
ck
'! ger tia'n fit tliat j h-v e, and w:is
by 8 f eight tl.liti passing a' th-' t til".
We U"t k-un whether iter injuries will
prove f.i'.i! or n t.
A Pa. Ii. 1!. freight brakesmm nanid
Derdt, wl.iV erg.ig'd in c uplirg cars at
I lerry Station, on Wednedaj' night last,
tripped and fell Under tho wheels, whh'h
paed over both his lcj!R aiwl crushed th-m
e terribly lli.it they had to he amputated,
v 'rhout. ho ever, ssvii g his life, as li; died
the fallow ii ir morning.
On Fiiday. Mr. Samuel Wtb'o, fneman of j
freight train rn the Pennsylvania Railroad,
v as killed eear Karthenville, or: the line of
the road. He wv.s in the act of fixing the
lead-Uht wp-u the locomotive, when he
was t.TrKk by a portion of a bridge over
whrch the train pas.-xl. Tho blow was of
tui h f ro" as to cose death immediately.
AiMtther jveii 'iis wn ck '( a freitrht train
xyxrrwl near Wihnore. on Thursd iy right
list. incoucquence of the breaking of one
of the car wheels. Goods Were scattered in
dl d reel ions and several c irs were pi'.ed up
in promiscuous confu-ion. Such was the
ff-ct of theaocideut that out of twenty-eight
paint if blankets tweu'y seven were f und
iixt moriiiug under a stable, several rils
fnm the scene of the catastrophe, and othr
gixxls are sai.l to be still mirsitig.
Major Kyckman brought two more pris
orers to jad from the south of the c.-unty,
n Tuesday lart. One of them, nsmeil Mc
I)ale ir McDevitt, who is said to be a des
perate chaiarter, was arresteil on th- charge
x-t hnr.--e stealing fmrn a man re.-iling at
Pn's Cieek, nni t lie ether, named Ium
boit;ii. who bus ceiipietl the same qtmrters
f r Me 1 in, sheej) sk n. v.-as brought up f-r
threatening hii1 atliiiipting to b':rr the
italeiiiid slaughter-house of Mr. Cbris'i.wi i
I' tfineer, in ( Vueniatigh borough.
The many frienda of our former towns
tnan, Mr. Hugh Gil'.iu, will be plcasid to
learn that he has been made the recipient
of a haiuhon e donation from tho freight,
passenger snd yard engineers of the moun
tain division of the Pa. 11. It., iu the thape
oi L0 in greenbacks. This is certainly
n handsome testimoiii.il made by a noble and
genereus set of men to a worthy nnd de
serving brother engineer, who had the mis
f rtune to lose one of his arms hist summer
while in the pci f..riuance of his duty at
Cresson.
The Coving Pic-Nic We.lrcdsy mxt
is the hi3f fixitd upon for the holding of tho
grand pie-nic upon ti e farm of Mr. tiam'l.
O'llara. in Munster township, of which we
have alr-ady spokeu. We have reason to
know thit most ample and satifactory ar
rangements will be made for the accommo
dation and enjoyment of all who partici
pate, aud hence we hope there w ill l e no
lack of visitors from near and far, to take
part in the festivities. A good caute is to
be aided, and a day of pleasant an 1 inno
cent recreation atloided. Let there be a
general attendance, therefore, and a liberal
patronage extended to this most worthy
jdeasure-promi.-ing festivrl. Vehicles will
in waiting at Munster Station, upon the
Arrival of the Branch train, morning and
evening, for the purpose nf conveying visi
tors to the grjiindi, and the festivities are
0 be kept up throughout the day and du
ring a portiou of the flif lit. Lrom our own
tow n vehicles will also run at regular inter
vals to the grounds, and those of our citi
zens who cannot mako it suit to spend the
entire day at the pic nic, will have abun
dant opportunity for conveyance at almost
any hour desired. The largest md mct
compact platforms ever laid down for dan
cing purposes have already been completed,
and a competent string band has been se
cured for the occasion. Mr. O'Hara has
made up his mind this pic-nic shall eclipse
all others that have gone before, and he has
the spirit and energy to fight it out 00
Isat line if it takes Ml summer."
Examination of TbaCHKRH. The regu
lar fail examinations of teachers for Cambria
county, will be beld as follows :
Millv ille.at Union School House, Aug. 19.
Carroll and Carrolltown, at Carrolltown,
August 24.
isusfpiehanna, at Wylaad's Schcol House.
Anmi.-t -.
(jii. n. Township, at Elder's Hill School
House. August 29.
F.i"k:i-j!r, at Bulsana, Aug. 28.
dallitzin. at Gakitn, Aug. 29.
JJ mister, at Glass' Hchooi House, Aug. 81.
A!hgho:i and Ijorttt-.f-.t Iretto, Sept. 1.
Ciicst Springs and Clearfield, at Si. Au-r.vit-tirie,
Sept. 'I.
White, at Ciugiir, Sept. 3.
Cambria twp., at Myer'a School Houae,
Sci't. 5.
J-jhr.nrburg.at Union School HouM.Spt. 7.
Washington and Sumtnitville. at Cresaon.
Sept. 8.
Stimmcrhil! twp., at Settletnjer'a School
Honw, Sejit. y.
Croy'e, at Summcrliill, Sept. 10.
Juciuon. at Fairview. Sept. 14.
Cxiiieniaugh, at Singer's School Honpe,
Sept. 15.
Taylor, at IlcadrickV School II .aw, Sept.
16.
Yoder, at Stuzinan'a Scliod Hout-e, Sept.
17.
Richland, at Kring'o School IIous, Sept.
18.
Cambria boro. at School House, Sept. 19
Sjicciol Examinations
In the 1'uViiic School llou&eiu Ebensburg,
S.Uurday, Sept. 2G.
In the new School House, in Johuetown,
Saturday, Oct. 3.
No private examinations will he granted.
Tie rxaminationB will in in eery eae com
mence promptly at 9 o'clock, A. M. Appli
cautH will pie.iso bo on haml at tho hour
stated, ;i?il bring with thern jns, ink and
p.'.'per. They will be examined only in the
districts in which they iutend to apply for
rchooiS. I' is rincerely hoped that no one
will apply for examination whohaa uot made
proper preparation ; otherwise he or he
will only be iej.'ctel. Parties unknown to
the Supes iuteudent and Directors, are re
quired to bring a rcconimcLdatioQ of char
acter with them.
l.'iiecior.s and the public aie cord:11y in
vited to be present.
THOMAS J. CHAIRMAN'.
County Superintendent.
A Phattical Joks Not far from a vil
j i.iu bordering on the railroad, and within
tl" "'i ui.es ol Cambria county, vegetate
rt 'a.v (--tivt! bachelor, whose htart has
Leeii rmtitcn ly tliettianm 01 a fair ant
e-u:ely Jicllc ici-iding let's tlmn one hutnlreil
m ha Uuaier ti c setting sun. A6 a token ol
nthct'"ii, our bachelor friend conceived the
iiiea of m tiding his fir tnin.orata a baket
full of lusei. tis l eiiies th.e pro-luct of his
own 1 ative l.i.Ir und with that oljx't in
view, had been Im-king al-out him for a
wetk or mi re in In-ms uf sreuring the larcist
ami btvt bitu::; to the vi!'ne. At leruith
t.e einpo vveve-i some i his fiierids to obtain
the cevi pri.: fr him. and they were not
long in fuliiiimg the commission. A large
Woudeu tucket lull of fine beiri were 'mu
purchiscd, but by the uianipul ttions of
;ome wag who had an idea of lhei- de-lina-ti
-n, the ferries were poured from the Lm
Ue hu I a quantity of stone and straw
p a. e l in the bottom of the vesnel, nd hid
1I1 ti ln-iii view by a Inycr of berries an inch
rtwoin depth. TIiuh piepartd, tho bss
hit ud its tv)!itents wire paieed t- the
kfipitig of our bachelor friend, wlio ht no
time in expressing ii to his charmer down
the road, thinking, 1.0 doubt, thai it would
he to her a plctaut and palatable surprise.
The loiluwiiig day, however, much to his
chagrin, he 'eirned of the trick that had
leen played upou hira, and telegraphed
w ithout delay to prevent the delivery of the
bucket, but too late to effect the purpose,
as it had already pas.-e.l out of the keeping
of the llx pre? company. What will h the
deiiciuieut of thin practical j ke time alone
can determine, but we trust that no serious
consequences to the apirations of our Wch
ehrr Inert J will result from the reception of
so questionable a present by the fair "belle
cf (E.) Libetty."
McRniT & Co. Or?e of the oldeft wtab
lished and most reliable business houses In
Johnstown is tnat of J. J. Murphy & Co.,
Scott Hcuoe, M iin street. It has evir leeu,
fiouits first ettali.shuKn'J'otl.epit-wut day,
one of the leading rnercan ile em porinms of
that progressive ciiy, and the quality of the
goods sold and the moderate prices asked for j
tnem nave given ttns hoii. e a chaiaoUr sec
ond to no other in Wtstcru Peiinsylvania.
Anj- of fr.ir rollers who have evdr le.t with
thia enterprising firm w ill bear us out ia the
aeitu.n that thei'ock is always ample, of
the bett quality and most varied itj'ss, aud
we know of our owu knowledge that the
senior is one of the hist buyers in h State,
and the. per centage added in the way of
pr. fits is much less than nrcs umong the
mercantile fraterniiy genciallj- thre or
elsewlure. This house has ti'.-ver been un
dcrs .Id, and it is ttie detei initiation of the
piopiietors thut it unr nhiU he. The
present li'-ni, c: nsisting, bebid-s Mr. Mur-
phev himself, of our young friends Michael
J. Murphy and 2'icholas F. Carroll, is one
of the most enterprising, liberal and deserv
ing in existence, r.nd to all our friends we
say that money can be saved in the purchase
of merchandise at this extensive, well slocked
and first class dry good aud grocery store,
where an assortment in-surpassed onuide the
city is always kept in grat profusion and
sold exceedingly cheap to cash buyers.
Districting Occi-rricnce. The house of
Mrs. Huey, widow of Samuel IIuey,of M ut
gomery township, was burned on Thursday
night of last week, a son of the widow, aged
ten years, peri.-hir.g in the fhimep. It ap
pears that some time after the family, con
sisting vf Mrs. lluey and several children,
had retired to re.-.t in the upper portion of
the house, Mrs. H. wis roused from her
slumber by a sufll eating smell of smoke in
her room, and j. imping out of lied, discovered
that the lower portion of the building was in
flames. She immediately aroused the chil
dren, who hast-ried to escape fiom the burn
ing building. They all succeeded in getting
out except the hid referred to, who, it is
supposed, was stupefied by tho heat and
smoke. One cf the brothers made a heroic
effort to rescue the unfortunate boy, but
failed, and w as himself severely burned and
was only saved from an awful death by tho
almost Eiipeihiimau strength of the mother
who dragged him from tho flames. Every
thing in the house was destroyed, including
four hundred dollars iu money, which she
had to make a payment ou her farm.
Imliana Mcnger, July 20th.
A Bun Mcsical Tkeat. We do not
suppose that our citizenB were ever more
delightfully entertained than they were on
Wednesday night last by the cuDccrt given
by Mr. Ed. M. Kerr and lady, of the re
nowned "Continental" troupe, at the Court
House in this place. The attendance was
very large, and every body was delighted.
Mrs. Kerr is a roost accomplished vocalist
aod talented lady of pleasing address, and
Mr. Kerr aa a basso and reader is not be ex
celled. We hepe they will soon come again.
Lightning's Doings. Within tbs recol
lection of that mythical individual, "the ofd
ost inhabitant," we doubt whether more de
fc traction to property from that subtle flnid,
lightning, has occurred at any season than
during tha preseot spring nd summed. tVe
pcaicely pick up a newspaper without find
ing one or more catastrophes of thist khul de
tailed in its cidutnDg. Our own county has
net escied, and iu addition toother acci
dents of this DattfrS already recorded we to
day give an account of the deslrtetfon by
lightning 0 a barn an1 all its contents only
a few miles from onr town, in view of these
oft-recurring conflagrations it behooves every
property-bolder to adopt niearw to guard
agaiust lots in this way. Tiie otfy sure pre
ventative is a good lightning-rod. and the
on among the many admittedly the tetybtat
is the Munson copper tfihular lightning-rod,
with spiral Hunger, now being erected thro'
out thii county by Sir. Ulchttrd Jones, of
Johnstown. No man who regards his own
iuUrrRts should neglect this matter, and no
one who examines the Munson rod can fail
to I convinced of its superiority over all
others. Mr. Jon. Hcffman, whose baru was
dtroyed by lightning not long since, has
contracted with Mr. Jonee for putting up
these rods on his new hotiKe and proposed
new barn, oouviooed aa he is that it is the
beft ar.d cheapest before the public. Every
other property -holder should profit by his
example, Mr. Jones' addre. is Iox 60,
Johntowu P. O. f July 23 -1m.
Political r. rEACriCAL.--The Prasl
dential cmpaigu haa opened iu good earnest
and nearly very politician has more or less
to say in praise of his party candidates, and
In favor of or opposition to the payment of
the government bonds in greenbacks. Dif
ference of opinion w-i!l ever exist in regard
to political topics, but when it conies down
to such practical quest i as as the supply of j
the every day wauts of hie, there is no j
room or disposition for disputing tha fact j
that at Geo. Huntley's great hardware, tin
ware atid trrocery establishment morn goods
of the right kind can be purchased for less
money than at any uther mnise in the county.
It would be difficult to enceive anyt hing in
his Una which Mr. Huntly has not combined
in his, stock, and as au indication of what
energy, enterprise and liberalitj- will do, his
establishment is certaiuly mott creditable to
onr town. For all articles which his store
contains. Mr. H. is the proper man to go to,
as his assortment is the best pnl lit j prices
the cheapest, ia Cumbiia couuty at least.
She stood before the a'tar,
Aud J wus by her side
to te a husband,
Aud hc to be a bride.
Her handsome bridal costume
Had been bought with taste aud care
At tite ladies' great emporium,
The store of Leopold Mayer.
No belter assortment of dress ami millinery
po-sls has ever been brought to Cambria
county tinea are now offered for sale by L.
Mayer, Public Hall, Main street, Johnstown.
Br Candid. Candor is of the utmost
importance in a!l relations of life. A man
without candor is a man without credit, and
a man without credit is one who need not go
to M. C'h r. Si Bro.'s great clothing empo
rium. Johnstowu. unless he has the ready
money to pay fur all he buys. In fact, candor
and credit are lth excellent iu their way,
but caidi iu hand is the only available means
of Sdcuring the best of bargains at this re
nowned low-priced clothiuj estab'.ishmcn t.
Go t M. L. Oatsak'u Ciieaf St be, one
door east of Freeman office, and buy your
fiivur, focd, bicon, fisb. cheese, coff-c. tea.
rice, sugar, mohitscs, tobacco, cigars, dried
apples and peaches. freh cab nod tomatz-ea
and pechcs, frC3h csuned oysters and sar
dines, lamps, bt.r.'.crs and 'chimneys, fruit
cans. etc. At the same place you will find
the Metropr litau Oil. which is undoubtedly
the bust and cheapest oil ever used.
CoMtwe from Cnvixti. Mary: "Don't
you think. Augeline, that the close of the
rmnn was very fine?' ADgelino: "Oh,
I was so taken with the clothes of Miss
Smith that I didn't notice the clotc of the
sermon.' So wonder A ngeliae was "t:keu"
w it MissSu.id.'i cl.tbts for she b night thtm
t Thompson's cheap cash stoie, where the
bst of dre?s goods ar5 sold at tho Ioftcst
piicj to cash customers.
Th handsomest girl in the country round,
The one whose smile is ever sweetest.
Buys her goods whre can always bo found
A stock the cheapest, best and neatest ;
And need w tell you whereabouts it is
This placo to which such atti actions take
hero ? j
Surely not, for no one can "f til to gu-ss it is
At the store kept by Harry Shoemaker.
Titt-LY Said. It has been well and trulv !
said that "it is not all gold that glitters,"
but it is nevertheless a f.it that every article
sold by Cham. Roberts as gold is gold, and
thut he has a ghtt'iii'ig array of beautiful
watches, j-wclry, and other urlicles of the
purest metal, l,ich he knows how tojsell to
suit the wants and pocket-books of all buy
ers seeking bargains.
Bask Metal. Counterfeit five cent pieces
are said to be iu circulation throughout the
country. They are easily detected by their
greasy feel, and will not pass current at the
eheap cash store of V. S Barker, although
g od money wdl buy more goods there than
at any other establishment in or out of
Ebcnsburs.
Tn Dat's Dccation. The length of the
days this week is fjurteeu hours and twonly
eight minutes long enough, dear knows,
for everybody and all his relations to visit
the cheap store of Mr R. R. Davis and bey
all they need from his splendid stock of
goods, now being sold very cheap.
MARRIED.
SHIELDS LUTHER. In Carrolltown,
00 Tuesday. Jul j 28th. by Rev. G. Ctistopb,
Mr. J. E. Shields, of Loretto, and Miss Har
riet Luther, of Carroll township.
DIED.
IVORY. In Loretto, on Tueselay. 2Stb
ult.. Miss Frances Ivory, aged about 23 yrs.
The deceased was a most amiable and ex
cellent young lady, and was much beloved
by a large circle of relatives and friends.-
She died as she lived, a true and devoted
Christian, and bet immortal spirit has been
called to a iealization of that unending hap
piness which is ever the reward of a well
spent life in this world. Requiucat in pact.
NOTICE The co-partnership here
tofore eiist'ng between the undersigned
in the Saw Milt business, under tbe firm name
of Henry ft Btrrett, was dissolved by mutual
eonseut en the 3d day of July, I8(i8. 'The bus
iness of tbe late firra will be continued by Jas.
Henry, wb is authorised to make settlement
of all the accounts of the late firm.
JAMES HENRY,
JONATHAN BARRETT.
August C, 1868.-3L
ORDINANCES AND BY-LAWS
passed by the Borpess and Council for
the Borough of Loretto, Cambria county, Pa. :
1st. If any person Or persons, after legal no
tice given, shall gallop any horse, mure, ruflle
or gelding within the Borough of Loretto, shall,
upou conviction thereof, forfait and pay two
dollars for every suen offence.
2d. Any person or persons engaged In a quar-'
rtl, fight or riot or aWIng. abutting or particl
natuig In quarrelling, fighting or rioting within
the Borough of Loretto, shall, upon conviction
thereof, forfeit and pay the sum of fire dollars
each for each aod every such offence
3d.fc.ny person or persons intoxicated, ami
exhibiting himself or themselves iu a dist rderly
manner within the Borough of Loretto, Khali,
upon conviction thereof, fori tit and pay the
sum of two dollars each for every such offence.
'4;h. Any person or perrons depesitin wood,
lumber, shingle, or any other innteria.7 or ob'
siruction, on ground intended for sidewalks,
any nearer than ten feet from let or lots of
ground owned by another person Or persons,
without first obtaining the consent of said tr
son or persons so to do, shall, npon conviction
thei eof, forfeit and par the sum of three dollars
each for every such ofleru e, and be camelled
to remove the obstruction 1'orU.wiib,
6th. Any person, net a resident of Loretto
borough, selling, vending or aueth n'ng mer
chandise, via : Oiy ooils, groceries, hardware,
hoois, shoe, huts and saddlery, or anv one of
them, shall first pny two dollars to the Borough
Treasurer, for which the Treasurer si a 1 give
a Borough license, t lie good for one month
freiu the date thereof, but not after. Any pe -son
violating this ordinance knowingly, sliall .
upon conviction thereof, forfeit aud "pay the
sum of HTe dollars additioual for the use of the
Borough.
(ith. Any person holding a piihlic shew, c:r
cus. or lamcertot any kind, wi.hiu the Uorou-h
of l.oreito. sh-dl fir-t pay from one to three
doll o-s to the Borough Treasurer, nt the clUce
ti"ii of the Treasurer. Any pets n violating
this ordinance knowingly, h.ill. upon convic
tion thereof, pnv a line of live do 11 urs for the
u..e of the. LSoroush.
PET Kit OIIBiary. D.ugors.
F. OTriil, Sec'y. Aug: ti. !!-oS
FE M A LE COLLEGE. Houukntown,
N. J. Pleasantly located on the Dela
ware river, 2 hours ride from Sew Yoik and
from Pluia. 'I he very I. est educational
au vantages furnished in connection with a pleas
ant home. Fall term begins Sent. I5t.li. For
Catalogue addiess Kev. JOUS II. BRAKE
LEV, A. M Pres't
t A rv r e x r k vi r. l k
FEMALE SEMINARY,
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1 TIE ALBANY COTTON GIN MAN
UFACTURING CO., Albany, N. Y . Manu
facturers of General Agricultural Machinery,
comprising the celebrated "Star" Threshing
Machines. "Star" Railway (or Endless Clniu)
and Lever llor?e Powers, "Star" Cotton lins
and Coiiilenscrs. Circular Cross-cut Saw Mills,
Vegetable Cutters, Horse Hay Forks, Corn and
Feed Mills, Power Corj Sliellers, Dog Powers,
ic. Szc.
We wish to call tho particular attention of
Farmers to our celebrated ' .T.va" THRESH
ER axi CLEANER which, a-a lately improve.!,
we claim is far superior to any other machine
now in marKet. It is compact and easily por
table, simple in its construction, and therefore
easv to operate by the most inexperienced, and
wili do its work with marvellous rapidity and
perfection, and with comparatively the least
demand upon the strength of the animals driv
iirg it.
We have made recent improvements In this
machine by which we are enabled to TROhocgh
lt clean thk orain under almost any comui
nation of difficulties, and we are now using an
entirely new and eflVjctive devire lor relieving
the feeder of dust, tr us making the operation
of threshing as comfortable and safe as with
the ordinary machines it is annoying and fre
quently destructive of health.
These Machines are made ef suitable sixes
for oer "Star" Railway t Horse Power and for
our " Star'1 Lever Powers for 4 and 6 horses.
For sale by our agents and eealers generally.
For full particulars, send fbr our Illustrated
Descriptive Circular and Price List. Corres
pondent will please address THE ALBANY
COTTON GIN MANUFACTURING CO.,
P. O. Drawer 16i, Albany, K. Y.
WE HAVE COME
With great inducements to agents to co operate
with us in our
CRAKD ONE DOLL1R SALEl
Sheetings free qf Oast to our Agents.
Watches fret of Cost to our Agents.
Seicing Machines free of Cost to our Agents.
Leather Goods free qf Cost to our Agents.
Linen Gosds fret of Cost to our Agents.
Silks and Shatcls free of Cost to our Agents.
Boots and Shoes free of Cost to our Agentt.
Dress Goods free of Cost to our Agents.
Great Dollar Bargains for our Castomvrs.
Send for oar circular. Agents wanted every
where. Address HARRIS & PLUMMER,
34 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
LL YOrXG PERSONS
Can and should obtain a
rood education. For particulars address J. A.
Cooper, Principal of tbe State Normal School,
Fdioboro, Pa. Jury ?.-4i.
CIRCULAR. MILL. MULAY, GANG
AND CI10SS-CUT SAWS. Every
Saw that leaves our Factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground, perfectly true and even,
and made of uniform temper by our patent
temper&g process.
AXES, common shape, as good as the best.
The RED JACKET (Ctilbnrn's Patent)
AXE cannot beex celh'd. We guarantee
they will cat 26 per cent, more than eora
inou Axes, with less labor to tho chopper.
Send for circular and pncc-i to LIPPINT
COTT & BAKE WELL, PiTTsmt. Pa.
Sole Manufacturers. For salo by principal
Hardware Dealeis.
V7E ARK OX IIAU, and will sell
t T more (or t'e money lb' m anv DOLLAR
CONCERN IN THE COUNTRY. Our In
ducements for forming Clubs are i-rs th -n
double that of any establishment in the eowntry.
For the proof ol thij assertion pVspe examine
our Terms to Agents, which are hp follows :
I'llead carefully and compare With tbe
terms for getting up einbe, as advertised by
other establishments.
Any person sending ts Two Dollars can rf
ceive for the same a selection from the follow
ing articles: Two (not one) 5;J pietnre Morocco
Albums, 12 pairs (not one pair) Congress Boo:.
2 pieces (not ore piece) of Pairts I'attern, t
(not oue) 5 Bottlo Revolving Castors, (not
one) worsted Breakfast 8hawls, or any two ar
ticles (not one article) from our exchange U.t.
We will also send SJfl printed notices ef arti
cles for sale at one dcllar eadi.
Any person sending Three Dollars can re
ceive for the Fame a selection from he fltew
mg articles J 13 yds. De Lahie, 1 white JLrr
seilles Quilt, 3 (not one) 100 view Tarkry Mo
rocco Albums, 20 yds. Sheeting, 'Wool Square
Shawl, 2 sets vnotonest) Gold Bosoai Studs,
2 (not one) Hair Guard Chun, with gord pla
ted trimmings. (The trimmings of the?e chains
are advertised by other concerns as Gold, which
is deception, as they are all of 'there geld plated.)
2 (not one) silver plated chased Buttsr Disdies,
2 (not one) silver plated 5 bottle Revolving
Castors, 2 set (not oue set) steel bladed Knives
and Forks, S (not one) Woistod Promenade
Shawls, 3 (not one) ladies' long gold plated
Chains, 3 (not one) ladios' Solid Gold Double
Rins, 2 (not one) gents' he ivy chased gold
pla.ed Rings. (These rings are adrrrtlsed by
other concerns as solid gold, which is a fraud
npon the public.) 3 (not one) black walcat
Work Boxes or Writing Desks. 2 (not one) es
tra quality Ba'moral skirts, 2 sets (not one) of
Jewelry and Sleere Buttons to match 2 vnot
ote) superior Turkey Morocco Shopping Bags,
2 pairs (not one) ladies Balmoral Boots.
We will also send 40 printed notices of aril
cles for sale at one dollar each.
Any person sending Five Dollars (not six
dollars) can receive for the same a selection
from the following aitisles: A black or colored
Alpaca Dress Pattern, a Toplin Dros Pattern,
1 piece of Brown or Bleached Sheeting, 1 en
graved 8 bottles silver plated Rerolvlnfr Cas
tor, 4 yds. superfine Cassimere, extra heavy
large siaed White Ojuiit, 1 pair ger.ta' Calf
Boots, 4 yds. good Wool Frocking. 2 not one
best quality Balmoral Skirts, an 8 dy Oloek,
made by Seta Tboejas, 4 yds. double width
Cloth ?or ladies Sacks oi children's wear, a
silver plated Cake or Card Basket, Fur Muff
or Cape, Weol Long Shawl, splendid clasp
Family Bible, 4 yds not three yds. dowble
width water proof Cloaking, 2 sets ea-.h Toot
oue set each Ivory Handled KhItcs, with Sil
ver plated Forks, 1 set of Lace Cnrtnkis.
We will also send 61) printed nortrces of arti
cles for sate at one dollar each.
Any person sending Ten Dollars can receive
for the same a selection from the following ar
ticles: 7 yds not fur yds. ihnble width
Cloth for Cloaking or Coating, S Tnot two
Bleached Linen Table Cloths. wMh 2 dor neit
one doz J Linen Damask Napkins, 3-1 yds. not
25 ds J Hemp Carpeting, 1 3 yds. cs.tr quality
black or eohrred A'.paeca Drees Patiern. 14
yds. extra quality Pop M 11 Dress P.itrerne, Silver
Hunting Cased Watch, new not second hand
ed 2 loa. (not one dor..) ivory handled steel
bladed Ktive and Foiks, 1 pr. superior Woo
Blankets, nice Fur Muff and Cape, 2, not 1,
silver plabed ei giaved Ice Pift her?, 9 yia, wot
7L yds, Wool Caj-itnere for soft, 2 !.. not
one doz., Rogers" best silver plated Forks,
Common Scnsu Sewing Maecric, the real ar
ticle, not a base imitation as ustd by ether
concerns, 4, not 2, Honey Comb Quilts, 2. not
1, splendid e!sp Family Biblee.
W e will all ro peiid prinred notices for 120
art.clos for sale at one dollar eoch.
Fon lAitni.tt cmw Trie valve iwcrf.ass
in THK sake cATro. Our sto k of Goods is
all new and in good order. Tire quality of
the Goods Is better than tho.cC fwd by any oth
er concnrri in tlw emnntry. We are of the
opinion thit, after reading the above adver
tisement, some parties will come to the eoeicln
sion that they have been severely swindled by
some id the bogus gilt troucerns in this city.
We cannot offer ro the persou sending ns the
largest amount of money for a month a gift of
money or watches, as that is a V relation ot the
Law against Lotteries j but In add.tion to tlie
above liberal term, we will sell to any erne
who may end ns $10,-elevem articles from oor
exchmge list, all 10 be sent In one order ; and
lor $ 2d we will 6end twenty two articles from
our exchange list, ail to be sent rn one order.
E3T Money sent by Registered Letters or by
a Postal Money Order, or Draft at our risk.
CaTALOQCKS 8E.VT TO ANV ADDBCS.
P. 8. Will agents please notify us what
firms have ageutB in their town or city, and
receive our most sineere thanks.
THOS L. FBNNO 4 CO ,
JTos. 52 & 54 Elm St., Boston, Mase.
Lewis Plack "l In the Court of Oom
rs. j moo Pleas of Cam-
Simon Weakland V bria Ceoaty.
and ; No 29. Marsh Tertfl.
Dcmetrles Weukland.J 1868. Veod Expon.
And now. Jmly 1$, 1868, en motion. Win. H.
Sechler appointed Auditor to report distribution
of the money In the hands of the Sheriff to aud
amoeg the Hea ere liters
By tbe Court. Extract from the Record.
(a. a.) GEO. O K. ZAHM. Prerth'yi
Ia pursuance o tbe above appointment I will
it at my office ia the Borons h of Ebfnsbar.
on Friday the Slst day of Atigut next, at 2
o'clock r. -, where those interested mar attend.
WM H. SSCHLER, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Asg. , 186a-3t.
ALU A RLE LAND FOR SALE.
The Undersigned offers fbr sale, on the
most reasonable terms, a TRACT OF LAND
situated in Client township. Cambria connty,
within two miles of St. Augustine, containing
25 ACRES, about 30 of which are cleared, with
a good House and Barn ana a thriving orchard
and excellent water on the premises. The land
is productive, in good repair and Under good
fence. An indisputable title will be given
Inquire on the premises, or of Mr. John Doug
lass or J. J Burns, Esq , St. Augustine.
CATHARINE DOUGHERTY.
Obest Tp., July 9i IbUf.-tf,
EVEKY CITIZEN
ATjk.
AND POLITICAL STUDENT.
DEMQfiRACT 15 THE IfllTEU STATES.
TV Hat It baa t9w,tVhat It itOMugr
fcet tVfeatt It ttlll Do.
Bt xfox. RANS0J1 II. GILLET,
Formerly Member of Congress fom St. Law
rence Co.,N. Y.j more receeitW Regiitf vr
and Solicitor of the U S. Treasury
Department, and Solicitor for the
United State in the Court
of Claims. Lc.
Dedicated, by special permission, to Hon. Ha
aAtio Set mock, and written under the advice
and with the concurrence of leading Dstno
cratic Statesmen.
In one elegaat volums. large lSmo. of over
400 pages, bound in extra cloth, and containing
splendid Portraits, on steel, of Jefferson aud
Jack son. Price, &i 00. Mailed, post paid, to
any pan of the United States ou receipt of price.
This admirable work contains a complete and
spirited history of the Democratic party, from
its origin down to the present tirse.
It depicts the devction of the Democratic
paity to the Constitution and tire laws, iu all
the crises and emereencies of the country
It trices the conflict between Federalism afid
Democracy, and contends that the Democratic
party has always been true to the Union, Wheth
er disuuinn was threatened by Northern Feder
alists or Southern Secessionists.
It gives a history of every interesting incidtnt
and event in each ol the political patties.
It gives em'nently intereaiiug sketches of
every Leniocratic statesman.
The book, in brief, is a va-t repertory of po
litic il and historical facts, of profound interest
to every cit'r.cn, and of value to every politician
ror reitrence.
1 he aathor's experience dates far back into
tho erarly portion of the century : he was an
ai-K-iate of Silas Wright ; fie eljoyed the con
fidence and friendship of Jackson, Van Buren,
Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, and Buchn.n,
and, probably better thin any man living, is
acquainted wiih what the internal workings of
purlieu have been for the ls?t fifty years.
Apeiita wanted to seil this bexV. in every part
of the Union. Clubs and Democratic organi
unions wiil ho minp'iel at spcffi.il rntes.
D. APPLLTON L Co., Publisi ers.
90, U2 & L4 Grand Ptieet, New York
rC OTICE Ho-ieon the heirs nnd legal
- representatives of Ignnias Adams, dee'd.
Cambria Coowtt, S3. The Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania to Joseph Criste, Gunrdian of
Kl;ea Kyle, and Guardian j-ao hat virit fo:
Winifred and Thomas Reilly and for Annie L.
Adams, Mathew M. Adams," Mary Miller, for
merly Mary R illy, (now residing in Pittsburg,
Pa.,) Bridget ami John Reilly, (the said Johu
now residing in Clearfield county. Pa.,) Igna
tius Adams, Jr.. (present residence unknown.)
heirs and legal repreeentatltes ot Iguatins Ad
ams, late of Washington townehip, dee'di You
and every of you are hereby cited to he and ap
peir before the Judges of the Orphans' Court
to be held at Eliensbnrg on the first Monday of
September next, then and there to accent or re
frrse to take the real estate of tbe said Ignatius
Adams, deceased, situate ki the township ot
Washington aforesaid, and which has been val
ued and appraised et an Inquest awarded by the
said Oonrt, and returned by the sheriff of said
connty, on the 3d day of June, 18r$, to wit
No. 1, containing 4 acres and 15 perches, val
oed and appraised at eleven dollars per acre :
No. 2, containing 1 acre and 27 perches, valued
and appraised at one hundred dollars per acre ;
No. J, containing 2 acres and 130 perches, val
eed and appraised at niue dollars per acre ;
No. 4, containing 118 acres and 123 perches, val
ued and appraised at sixteen dollars per acre ;
No. 6, containing 417 acres and 90 perches,
valued and appraiied at nine dollars per acre ;
No. 6. containing 471 acres and 70 perches,
valued rnd appraised at nine dollars per acre ;
or show cause why the same should not b? sold.
And herein fall not.
Witness the Hon George Taylor, Prc?rVnt
Judge of our said Court at Ebeosbnrg, tbe 3d
day of Juue, A. D. 188.
JAMES GRIFFIN. Clerk.
Attest JoH A. Blais, Sheriff. jel3 4t.
STATE OF FRANCIS GLOSSEFt,
DEC'D. The undersigned Auditor, sp
poin ed by the Orphans' Court ef Cambria Go
to bear and decide upon exceptions, and report
distribution of the funds in the hands of Paul
Yahner, Execntor of the last will and testa
ment of Francis Glosser, dee'd, he-rCby aotiflr
all persons interested that he eT.l it tend to the
dcties of said appointment at bis office tn Cb
ensburg, on Saturday tbe 15th day of August
next, at 2 o'clock r m , when snd where thev
rourt present their elaims, or be debarred tram
coming iu for a share of the firo I.
GEO. W. O TMAN, Auditor.
Ebensbnrg, July S3, 18GS -St.
"jfcT OTICE. In the Orphans' Court of
-L Cambria Connty. In the matter of the
second and 6nnl account of Julius Steich, Ad
nriiiistrat(r of Andrew Geis.late of tVe eormigh
of Carrolltown, dee'd. On mtytion, F. A. Shoe
maker appointed Auditor to report distribution
of the funds in the hands of the aeewntnt.
By the Court. Extract fltim the Record.
(L. S.) JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
In pursuance of the shove Rppointment 1 will
attend at my office In Ebrusbnre, on Thursday,
the 6th day of August next, at 2 o'elnrk p. m ,
when and where all interested mav attend.
Jnlv3. 3t. F. A. SHOEMAKER.
IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho District
Cemrt of the United Ststes, Western Dis
trict ef Fennsvlvania, al Holliday&burg, the
14th cA July, lbC8.
To whom rr mat covcm The undersigned
hereby given notice of his appointment as As
Kiar,ee of Stillman Parker, of Cleat field town
ship, in the county of Cambria and State of
Pennsylvania , within said District, who hat
been adjiileed a bankurpt npon hi owu peti
tion by the Pifltrict Court o fnid District.
MARTIN L. LONGENECKER,
July 23, l8US. 3t. Assignee.
ASSIGNEE APPOINTED. Tn the
matter of EDWARD M'GLADE. Bank
rupt. To WHoir it mat cr;wcsaN : Tho tmdev
signed hcrebv gives notl e of his appointment
as Assignee of EDWARD M OLADE, erf Wil
more, in the county of Cambria, in said Dis
trict, who was, to wU j On the 4ih day of Jbne,
IPGS, adjndged a bankrupt npon his own peti
tition by the District Court of said District.
Dated at Johnstown, thla 21st day of Jsly, A.
D. 186S.
MARTIN L. LONGENECKER.
July 23, 18G8.-3t. Assignee.
SS1GNEE APPOINTED. In the
matter of Tsaao Wiia, Bankrupt. To
whom it mat oo.fex : Theendersfgned here
by gives notioe of his appointment as Assignee
of the estate of Isaac Wist, of Wllatore, in
the county of Cambria, in said District, who
was, to wit : Oa the llth day of April, a. t.
1808, adjudged a bankrupt upon his own peti
tion by the District Court of said District.
Dated at Johnstown, this iSth dav of July, a.
. 1MS3 MARTIN L. LONGENECKER.
July 23, 1 68.-31. Assignee.
"jOTICE. JYliereas Letters of Ad
A. 1 ministration cxmtebtamfnto ANStxohave
been granted to me bt tbe Register of Cambria
County oa the estate of Wa. W. Gittins, late
of the borough of Elensburg, deceased, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said deceased to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and to those in
debted to make pevment without delay.
NEW1 ON J. ROBERTS, Adm'r.
Ebensburg, Jflly S3, 1803 -fit.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of Administration on the Estate
I of Thomas Kaylor, late of Allegheny town
ship, deceased, having been granted to the un
dersigned by the Register of Cambria county,
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make payment without delay, anil
those bavins claims a train t the same will rre-
i sent them properly authenticated tor settlement.
I MARY . KAYLOR,
A BOOX FOR
rpiIE CAMPAIGN TATKK
romrAiw, ycixTiii. rich:
Tha WxtSLt Pat aioT will be published
the campaign at the following rates :
Oue hundred copies, to one address, o
Seventy five " " ' 45 (
Fifty " 32
Fortv " "
TMrty " " ii2
Twenty " ir. t
Filteca " " 12 4
Ten " " H
Five " " 4 5
Ons cory, 1 Ue
Clubs may Ngin et fitly time after the pr
sent date, and will be furnished with the yn;
from tbe imJ at which the order ;s made.nn
Notcmbef CN, i8Cs, whkh pcrioii will ii.cln
the entire poU'ical canvas, and the result of t
PiCsidectial Election. Tbk Cash must aCcou
pany every oef.
The Patsiot Is a lafgtfdouble sheet, of cij:' .
pages, and will coi.tain it.jas ttiM C mattli .
each week, thaft any other campaign pa; tfr pub
lished. It will sunport most e.rnostly und
zealously the principles and nominees of the
Democratic Party, and will not hesitate to ex
hibit, iu their trSO light, the monstrous pViilical
heiesies ol the day, or to expose the ceirritptiona
snd usfn-pntiofis of the party at present in power.
Every thinking man who has hithert opposed
the Demoeracy, should re.td the Pat;ut
Every Democrat who desires the d:s?emir.at: n
of political truth, should assist us In circalalin
tl.e Patiot. The great struggle for the pre
servation of the Republic is at hand. The f.es
of Liberty, the advocates of Thk J-lMr'in, ore
already iu the field. "W hy stand wehere idleY"
Democrats of Ptnnsylvaaia, let us prepare tor
the tight I AdJress"
B. F'. MEYERS i CO .
Patriot Oflice, Harrisburg, Pa.
pOMMlSSIONKIVS S,
V- The Commissioners of Can
SALE.
will offer nt public sale, at the Court House in
Eiiensbur!;, on TrkSD.tr thk 8th pat or hr
TrvB-iS, at 1 o'clock r. i , the follow ing
tracts of UNSEATED LANDS, which trtcta
were legally purchased ly the Commisgioner
at the Trcaenrer's f ile ol l!f!3, and have tiecn
held five j ears and upwards, as required by law,
subject to bet without redemption :'
v . t i. r net- l . no
. ach's.
rtac's. rov-Npa.T.
W1BKA.1IEI?.
S .trah B.irr.
373
Ml
:77
12)
300
72
HU
2i2
Carroll.
John Kdrra! .
Jam?? Huutcf..
John Cooper . .
F...rrt'l Stoltz" E
William fJovet.
Johu Crouse. . .
Simon Roop . .
Jonathan JrSn .
105
CTiet.
Clearfield.
Croyle.
Huramerhill.
Taylor.
Washington.
itate.
Llord.Hiil&UollIday 1410
Jo'iui Sorv.iss . . . . . 319
Them as Ketlaad 30
William West....... 22!
William Rush- 371
White.
IT
73
Thomas Town 116
The owners of any of the abova tracts of land
desiring to redeem them, can do so by applving
to the Commissioners, at their office, on oi be
fore Saturday the fth day of next September.
No redemptions will he allowed after that date.
Witness our hsnd.t at Ebensburg, this 10th
dav of Julv. A. D. lSiiH.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
JOHN FEBOUSON.
JOHN A. KENNEDY
Attest W i
II. Srcnixa. Clerk.
SPECIAL NOTICE. C. T. Roberta
is Agent for the SINGER SEWING MA
CHINES. Sr.ing at City retail prices. Call
and ses at the Clock, Watch and Jewelry rttore.
High street, Ebenshnrg-. C. T. Robert is the
Ajrent for theOROYER L BAKER SEWING
MACHINES. Sellicg at city retail prices.
Corns and get one. High street. Ebensburg,
at the Clocfc, Watch and Jewelrv Store. C.
T. floats is Agent for the HOWE SEWING
MACHI2TRS. S-lling at titv retail prices.
Parties wanting a good Sewing Machine will
do well to call on the subscriber before purcha
sing, as be keeps all the needles, oil, thread,
ere., which are hard to get if you buy your
Sewing Machines from any but local agents.
Ebuosfttrrj, July S3, 18G9.-Im.
NOTICE. In the matter of the ac
count of Edward D. Erane, Assignee of
V,. Bedell under a voluntary assignment. And
now, ISth July. 1SC8. on motion F. A. Shoe
maker arrprjmtfcd Auditor to report and decide
xrpon the exceptions thereto, and to report dis
tribution et the money in the hands of the said
Assignee to aud among the persons legally enj
tilled thereto. Extract from the Record.
(L. s) GEO. C K. ZAHM, Proth'y.
In pursuance of the above appointment I'will
attend at the hotel of Geo. Weuderoth, In the
borouph ol Wilmore. on Tuesday, tbe llth of
Angutt next, at 10 o'clock a. when and
where n.V interested may attend.
July 23. St. F. A. SHOEMAKER.
ALUAHLE FARM FOR SALE
v The snbsrrlb r ejffers at Private Sale hia
FARM, situate In Chest town-hip, Cambria
connty, 4 mUes from Cnfrolitown arid G miles
fro Che? t Springs The Farm consists of J5
ACRES, of which 20 Acres are cleared and
in a good state of cultivation; The ba'.ar.eeof
the land is well timbered with marketable lum
ber. There is a comfortable Frame House and
a F.firn on the premises, besides a young and
thrifty orchard of choice fruit trees; There ar
also a never-failing spring of pare water aud
other conveniences on the land. The property
will he sold on fair terms and an indisputable
title will be given. For ferther ir.'V.rmaiioa
spp'y to D EASTMAN.
Chest Tp., Jsly 9, lece.-tf.
TjINCOURAG E HOME INDUSTRY
JLJ WAGON, BUGGY An CARR1AGR
MANUFACTORY.- Having taken the W.
tros making Shop recently occupied by Mr. Win.
Liealy, (who still remains in their employ,)
tee subscribers sre prenirel to manufactuie
lifht nd heavy WAGONS, BUGGIE3; CAR
RIAGES and" other vehicles, and will guaran
tee all work done by them to be perfectly sub
s'antial, neat and satisfactory, while their pri'e
will be as moderate S3 those of any manufac
turer in the country. Repairing "ot all kind
done promptly snd done well. Give Ua a call
If yon neM ut work in our line.
THOMAS T . WILLIAMS ti BRO.
Ebensbilrg, Jane 25, 18o8.
mYA TAILOR SHOP. Having
opened a TAILORING ESTABLISII
MENT in tke shop formerly occupied by R.
D. Thomas, a few doors east of A. A. Bar
ker's store, tho subscriber respectfully li
forms his old customers and tho rest of man
kind that he Is now prepared to man a fac
tors all kinds of Gent's and Tooths' wearing
apparel in the latest style of the art, with
neatness ajd dispatch, and upon the moat
reasonable terms. Persons needing work In
my line are respectfally Invlted'to give ia
eell- DAVID J. VANS.
Ebensbtrrg, April 9, 1868.-tf.
ALLEY, FARRELL fe CO.,
LEtU PIPE,
ALSO.
Pig Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber Hose,
Steam Gauges, Whistles and Valves.
Iron aod Copper Sinks and Bath Tabs.
Steam Pumps, Farm" Pumps and
Forte Pumps,
And eeery description of goods for
WATER, GAS &u STEAM.
l No. I6Y SaiTHriiLD Srassr,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
JQrSend for a Price List. opr.2S.-ly.
C1AUTION. Owing td circumstanejeir
f I am compelled to notify the public tlt
I will not hold myself responsible for any debts
contracted by qv husband, Eliss D. Jones, not
by any member of the frofl wjtat mv writ
ordsr. 3AKJ0yEv
Yec&&i J'ul? 23, ieC8.-3s.