tiVi Ti
Yankee marocuicy.
A Hath (Me.) correspondent -rrritoa in
ha following amating and interesting way
to a Boston paper: I once stopped t the
liouse of a friend. It wai desirable that
ws ihoulJ take an eiidy train next morn
ing, and, notwithstanding the aeeuranee.
of the servant that we should ba called
tright and ew! I felt anxious cn retir
ing lest we tkouM not rise in time. I
therefore tet myaeif to devii-ing an alarm.
The oidy "bow of operation" was ray
watch. This I opened the face of, ex
posing the hinds, and laid tie back on the
toilet table. The hour-hand only was
available to produce the action that
pbould give tl.e alarm, the minute4iRBJ
having many revolutions to make fire the
appointed hour. A b!aJe at each end of
ray pot ket-mfe waa opened, and the han
dle supported on three pennies (pirr-d one
on the top of the other), so that it should
be balanceJ, and aX the same time havo
the blades on n Una with the face, ne
blade resting lightly on the figure 4
the minut-a band pa??in over it in its
revolution. The ol ject of this arrange
ment was to causa the hour band, on ar
riving at tbe hour cf 4, to come in eon
tact with tbe blade ; and the knife being
balanced, the hand would have aulTiciant
power to move it on its pivot (the pen-,
niea), the opposite etad of tbo knife, of
cour?e, having a reverse motion.
I next drove n pin into the handle of
our hair-brush, and balance it on the edfre
id" tho table, jtwt so that it would topple
over were cot the end cf the pin in it
held down gently by tbe head of tbe pin
coming under tlvs tab'.o at tbe knife oppo
fito tbe watch. I previously tied one
end of try tundltcrehief to tbe handla of
the brush ; tlie other end I now secured
f the comb, with wLich I propped up
the heavy lid of a fancy box that sat ou
the table leaving soma black" between
the brut-h and comb.
The mucbino was now "ect," and the
expectid or ration was this : Tbo hour
hind fehouid push tbe blade resting on the
fl gure four ; and the other j-Lule would
have a correppon ling motion nnd fclip off
the bead of the pin in tbo brush-band! ;
this won'd allow tbe brush Lalancod on
the edjs of tbe table to tilt and fall, tbe
slack ia tbo handkerchief allowing it to
acquire entlicic--.it momentum in falling to
pull out the comb supporting the heavy
lid of tbe fancy box, which bhould fall
'with a loud noise." These things real
ly came to pasa at the appointed hour,
r.nd wo were aroused from our slumbers
io time to take tbo early train, and went
on our way rejoicing.
TTUAT THAT BELLI
That thare is n sleepless Providence
watcbirg over all the affairs of mm, and
cftt'ti by special agencies, bringing to
ib as in the (lash of a mcm?nt, the
crimes which they commit, find additional
confirmation in an event which baa re
cently occurred in Enfield, Conn., and
which merits a mora pormaoent record
than a more passing thought. A young
man belonging to one of our incsi respect
able families, but who, from his irreguh r
habits, had been strongly su?peeted of be
ing guilty of criminal offunce, and ben
once under arrest for passing counterfeit
currency, and escaped by forfeiting his
bonds, on Sunday night, a few weks
since, broke into a store at flazardville,
and loaded a wagon, which be had pre
viously ktokn and druwn to the door, with
various merchandise. Ho then entered
a Mahle, and attempted to lead out a val
cablo hcrso of ood by tbo man from whom
bo bad stolen the goods, LiteniKng to bars
ness it to tla wagon, and makf oif with
fcis booty iu the stillnefs of tba tight,
when he thought no eye could see him and
o ear bear him. Just at that moment,
however, the bell from the village church
tower soucded cut an alarm loud and
clear upon tie night air, startling the in
habitants from their slumbers, who, sup
posing it to be a fire alarm, rushed into
ttie street, and caught the tLicf with bis
plunder, before be bad time to escape from
the village.
Tbe ringing of that bell, however, was
a mastery. But upon inquiry, it was as
certained that the sexton, ia tinging the
boll for the service the day previous, had
by n seeming accident so turned it up and
s.t it, that he could not poll it down with
tbe rope, and not having a koy to tho bel
fry door, he was obliged to let the be!l
remain in (bat position. Just in time to
detect that youthful criminal it camo down
without human help, ai.d sounded that
midnight alarm. After his arrest, goods
were fouud in Lre poeseggion, which were
taken from i store Li Thompronvilla a
short time pievioustly ; and he confessed
that with tba aid of an accomplice, he had
broken into it and stolen several hundred
dollars woi th of merchandise The owcer
of these goods had formerly employed him
as a tleik iu hia stora 'Ihus tbe ringing
of that bell, without bumnn bunds, bro't
several criminal offenders to light, and
arrested one in his dishonest career.
Central Fraltcritn.
As Extkaoriinakt Ride. The report
of an extraordinary riJu has come in the in
telligence from Califcraia. A ycu&g rasa
named Mowry Let that ha would ride three
hundred miles in fifteen hours. The wager
was $2,000 to $2,500 on Mowry. For sev
eral days he trained for bis ride. lie had
thirty hortes taken to the Park SUblea, and
est Suuday moraing, at twenty minutes bo
fore five, he began his rids on his own hor?,
which be rode four timea around tho track.
The rider r:ghd about 160 pounds. He
carried a canteen filled with water, and a
small pouch coctaiuiug a few sandwlehes.
When the signal was given the Lardy rider
gave rem and was off. The horse broke into
the gallop so Common to California horses,
and continued it until it went around foar
times, when the rider changed it for a second.
Botae of the horses were ridden oaly once
round the track, but nearly all of tbbia were
pushed around tLree time,".
During the firt six hours Mr. Mowry
would dicmount and uouat without aid, but
In th after part of the day he wan assisted
by pen-ons retained for the purpose. At the
end of '200 miles a placard was disped
from the jud'a stand stating that the dis
tance had trffcu accomplished in tight hours
two minutes and forty-eight seconds, ashort
m tiiis than It had vr bee accomplished
Those who bad waccred their money
against Mowry felt convinced that Le cu.d
nut bold out, for, notwithstanding that b
hail accnm nlisbod 200 miles, and kad yet
in.
ntarly seven hour to spare, they argued that
everv hour bo remained iu tbe saddle was
more fatiguing to him now than two hcurs
at the begioniu. The rider was withdrawn
to a convenient place, and given a i-alb.
which greatly refrwhed him; afterward h
an-jrtcd hi horxe and r.ide awny as frai.y s
if he was juU beginning. This enlivened
hia friends, who, however, nover for a mo,
cent ch-ulUd his ability to accompli the
task. Finally, at eleven minute before
eian oYlotk, tbe rider was completed, the
tire hundred miles bad be ridden, and
that too. in fourteen hours and eleven num-
ute. a friction tu.-re than twsutv
io buur.
miles
Intebestinq Facts A Jrl -store it
14 pouoda in Bnglnr. nd 16 pound m
H .Mand A fathom. 6 !er, is dtriveo iruin
the height of a full grown man.
in horse measure, is 4 icche.
A baud,
An Irih
mile i 2 510 yards ; a Scotch mue is
a Germaa. 1.896; a Turkish, 1,026. An
aero is 4 843 square yards, 1 foot and 3
incbea. A rq-iare mile Is 1 ,7C0 yards each
way, containing 640 acres. 1 ha human
body consists of 240 bones. 9 kinds of artic
tlatk.u or j..ininK3. 100 cartilages or liga
rutats, 400 muc!es or tendons, and 100
nrvM, besides blood, arteries, veins, etc.
Potatoes planted below three feet do not
vegetate ; at oue foot tbsy grow thickett,
and at to feet they are retarded two or
thr months. There are no solid rocks in
the arctic regions, owing to the severe
frobU. The surface of tbe sea is estimated
at 150,000,000 square miles, takino; the
whole suiface of the globo at 190,000,0C0
square miles. Its greatest depth is smpposed
to be equal to tbe heigth of tbe highest mouu
tain, of fc-ur miles.
Not one in ten thousand, pcrhapp, Mr.
John Ball pay6. can move his ears. The
celebrated Mr. Mery used, when lecturiapr,
to amuse his pupils by saying; that in one
thing he 8'irely belonged to the lonr-r-ared
tribe ; upon which be moved b;.3 ears very
rapidly backward and forward. And Albi-
us. the ce'ebraied anatomist, had the Earue
power, which is performed by little imi.-cles,
not eeen. Mr. tliyd.n tried it on"e in
painting, with great fcct. In bis picture c
Macbeth. paiDting for hir Georgfl leaua:ont,
when the Thane was listening in horror be
fore committing the murder, the painter
ventured to prcus tbe ears firward, like an
animal in fright, to give an idea of trying to
catch tbo nearest sound. It was very ef
fective, and increased amazingly tl.a terror
of the sceue. without tbo spectators being
aware of tbe reason.
White Wash. As the K?ason ia near at
hand for white-washing buildings, fences,
8rc. we taks this opportunity to inform our
readers that they can make a superior white
wash pa'nt, by taking two quarts of kim
med milk, eight ounces tf freshly slaked
lime, Bix onnces of lioeed oil. two ounces cf
white burgundy pitch, and three pound of
Spanish white. The lime mutt be slaked
in water espied to the air, m'xd in about
one-fourth the milk. Th- ;! (in which the
pitch h3 previoudy d:s3oveu) must be ad
dd a lit t'e at a time. Then add the rest of
the mhk, and afterwards the Spanish white.
Color it to suit, if you do not prefer a whi'e
paint) with Ppaaish brown to make a pink ;
with Spanish brown and finely pulverized
clay, to make a stone c d'r ; with yellow
ochre or chrome, to make a yellow co'or.
and so on.
Pi r.psTUAL Paste. A perpetual paste
may be made by dissolving an ounce of alum
in a quart of warm water. When cold, add
a much iljnr as will make it the comlitericy
of cre3m ; then stir into it hslf a teaspovnfi 1
of powdered rosin, and two or three cloves.
Boll it to a consistency, stirring all the time.
It will keep for twelve months, and when
dry may be softened w:th water.
de8G9
J. ID
I au now prepared to offer
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
TO OASn PUBCHASEKS 0
II. ffl-IM & wm WAS
IT'S
ZITHER AT
"WnOLESAI-E OR RETAIL.
aty stoek eor.s'sts In part of erery Tir'ety cf
Tzln, SIsct-Xrcn.
COPPER AND BRAS 3 WARES,
ENA1IKLLED A!fD PLAIS
SAUCS-PASS. EOILEnS. tio ,
COAL SHOVELS. MTN'K LAMPS, OIL
ca:"5. HOUSKFDRNISHINO HARD
WARE 07 ETERY KIND.
peat's Anli-Dnit
HEATING asd COOKING STOVES,
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVES,
NOiiLE, TUIfJ-MPII a PAP.LOR COOX-
ixa STOYES,
Aid any Caking Stove desirtd I will t
when ordered at manufacturer's prices.
Odd Stove Pistes and Grates, fto., for re
pairs, oa hand for the Stoves I sU ; others
will bs ordered when wanted. Particular
attention given to
Spouting, V'at'eys and Conductors,
all of which will be made out of best mate
rials and put op by ccmpttest workmen.
Lanp Darners, Wick naa Ciicmsys
VTHOLKSAM OK RETAIL.
I wor.Id eall particular attention to the Llht
Ilotue Burner, with Glass Cone, for RlvTng
more light tfcan any other In n. Also, the
Paragon Burner, for Crude Oil,
SPESCEXVa SIFTEH !
It recommends itsslf.
SUGAR KETTLESAND CAULDRONS
of all sizes constantly n hand.
8poIal attention jlvsn to
Jobbing in Tin, Copper and Sheet-fron.
at loweaj possible rates.
Whouiali MsncnAHTs Lists
now ready, and will be sent on appllcatlca
by mail or in perssn.
Hoping to see all my old cnitorners sad
many usw ons this Spring, I return ay
most sincere thanks for the very liberal pa
troaage I havs already received, and will
endeavor to please all who rr.sy call, wheth
er they buy or not.
FRANCIS W. HAT.
Johnstown, Jarh 7, 1867.
w.
91. LLOYD &. CO.,
BAXKEE8. AUOOVI. Pi.
Drafts on the rrinoioal cities and Kilror
and Cold for sale. Collections made.
Moneys received on deposit, payable on de
mand, without interest, or upon time, with
interest at fair rates. nsi
UNiON PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
akd
CENTRAL PACIFIC HAILSOAD ESMPT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
This preat ecterpice is approaching comple
tion with a rapidity that astonishes the world.
Over tiiteen (15'. 0) miles have been built by
two (2) powerful companies: the Union Pa
cific Itailroatl, beginning nt Omaha, building
west, and the Central Pacific Railroad, begin
ning at Sacramento, and building east, until
the two roads sh 11 meet. Less than two hun
dred nr.d fifty miles remain fo be built. The
greater part of the interval is now graded, and
it is reasonably expected that the through
connection betwecm San Francisco aud New
York will be completed by July I.
As the amount of Government aid given to
each is dependent upon the length of road each
shall buildT both coropanics are prompted to
great efforts to secure the construction and
control of what, when completed, will be one
aud the only grand Railroad Line connecting
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
One Htfndred and Ten Million Dollars ($110
OCO.CoO,) in money have already been expend
ed ty the two powerful compauies engaged in
this great en:erpri.e, and they will speedily
complete the portion yet to be built. When
the United States Government found it neces
sary to secure the construction of the Pacific
Railroad, to dsrelop aud protect its own inter
est, it gave the companies, authorized to build
it such ample aid aa should render its speedy
completion Weond a doubt. The Government
aid may be briefly summed up as fuilow?:
First. The rijrht of wav aud all necessary
timber, aud stone from public domain.
Second. It makes a aoimion cf 12.8Q0 seres
of land to the mile, which, when the road is
completed, will amount to twenty-three Bullion
(23.0OO,OJD) acres, and all ol it within twenty
(20) miles of the railroad.
Third. It loans the companies fifty million
do'.Urs ($50,000,000), for which it takes a
ecotid lien.
The Government has already loaned the
Union Pacific Railroad twesty four million
and fifty -eight thousand dollars xf24.0."8,COd)
and to the Central Pacific Railroad seventeen
million six hundred and forty eight thousand
dollars $17,6-ttf,l;b0), amouMiug in all to
fortv-one million teven hundred and six thous
ar.d'dollars ($4 1 ,706,030)
The companies are rermittedto iue their
own Fir-t Mortgage Bouds to the same amount
as they receive fruin the United Statca. and r.o
more. The compunies have Fold to permanent
investors about ?4;),00U,0t!0) fotty million
dollars of their first Mortgage Bond. The
companies have already paid in (including net
ejiiiiugt'not divided, grants from Sttteof Cali
fornia, sud Sacramoiuocity and San Francisco,)
upwards of v$SJ5,i-0-,tKHi) tweuty-tive miliioii
dollars of capital stock.
WUAT I
Iu coii-i'
; THERE YET 70 BE DONE 7
fcriiipr this question it must be re-
membered th it all the remaiDintr iron to finish
the road is contracted l'-r, and the largest por
tion paid for and now delivered on the tine of
the Union Pacific Railroad and theCeutral Pa
cific Railroad, end that the grading is almost
fi'iished.
WHAT RESOURCES II AVE THE CO.M
PAKIKS TO HiMSH TUB ROAD T
First. They will rcceiae from the Govern
me::t its the road progressea about $D,COOJ'J0
audition!.
Second. Thev can issue their own Firt
,.:ort:ige Bonds for about !J,uT0,0U0 adJi
tional.
Third. The crinpaijics cow hold almost all
the land they have up to this time received
irom l!;3 Goverr. mcut ; upon the ccmr'ie'.Ion of
the road they will have rfti-ived in ail SS.tlOi),
0(0 acre, which at $1.50 per acre woulJ be
woroh S34.5C0,0(li.
In adUition to tUe above the ret earnings of
the roads and additional capital, if necessary
could be called in to finish t!:e road.
WAY BUSINESS- ACT UAL EARNINGS.
Ko otie has ever expressed a doubt that a
soon S3 the ron.d :"3 completed its through busi
ness will ba abundantly piofitnble.
Gros3 earnsngfl of the Union Fa
clGc Rai'road Compatiy for six
months, ending January 1, 'C9,
were upwards of $3,CO0,OQD
TLo earnings of the Central Pa
cific Railroad, for six months?,
ending Jan. lt, ltO. were, f 1,750 OOOj'Id
Expcasoa $'50.0:J gold
iLtc-rest 430.100 "
i.eoo.roo "
Net profit of Central Pacifi-i
Rai'road, after paying all in
terest and expenses for eix
months $7.r0.000 gold
The present cros earnings of the Union and
Central I'aclfic Railroads Hi e $1,0'J,(.00 mouth-
ly.
UOW LARGE A BUSINESS IS IT SAFE
TO TREDICT FOR THE GilEAT PA
CIFIC RAILROAD!
"Wo would givo the fallowing fact3 derived
from Shipping Lists, Insurance Companies,
Kaiiroaus, ana general iniormauoo:
Sbip3 g-in from the Atiatic
around Cape Horn, 100 80,000 tons.
Steamships conceding at Pa
nama with California and
China. 55 120.0CO
Ovei land Trains, Stages, Horses,
etc., e:c 30.000
Here we have two hundred and thirty thous
anu tons carnej westwara, ana experience
has enown thr.t :n the last lew years the re
turn passengers from California have been
nr-arlv a numerous q thore o:nz.
II OW MANY PASSE NGKK3 are THERE!
We make the following estimate.
1 10 Stcamyhins, both wj g, 70,(j0'J (act'l for 'C8)
200 Vessels, " 4.0U0 estimafd
Overland " ICO.lOd "
Nnmber perarnum. .174,000
Present price (averaging half the costs of
the steamships), for both passengers aa ton
nage,, g'ves the following result:
170.0UO passengers at 100 $17,400,000
4C0,OC0 tons, rated at l per cubic foot ..
13,G-10,006
$33,O4H.O0O
Basing calculations upon the above figures,
with-iut allowii;2 fur (he Urge increase of bus
iaess, which can Siftly be looked for, then efl
tiruatc the running expenses at one half and
we have a net income of $16.J20,000; which
after pajing the interest on the First ilort-g-.ge
Bonds and the advances made by the
Government, would leave a net annual income
of t!).C0'',0i j0 over and aboe all expenses ami
intere-t.
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Ur.ion Pa
cific Railroad company and tbe First Mort
gage Bonds, of the Central Pacific Railroad
company are both, principal and interest, pay
able ia gold coin; they pay six per cent, iuter-e.-i
in gold coin, and run. for thirty years, and
they cannot be paid before that time without
the consent or the holder.
First. Mortgage Gold Bonds of tho Union
Pacific Railroad lor sale at par and accrued
interest, and First Mortgage Gold Bonds of
Central Pacific Railrord at 103 and accrued
iuterest.
DS HAVEN & BRO.
DHALERS IS
Government So nrities, Gold, &c.j
NO. 40 SOUTII THIRD STREET,
riIiIAOEI.PIIIA.
3 LOD &, CO., Bankers, "
-3.- Ebensbubo, Pa.
Gold, Silver, Government Loans, and
other Securities, bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Time Deposits. Collections made
in all accessible points in the United States,
Wd a gsnral Banking bowm ri-mrjMah
LADIES
Of sedentary habits who require a gentle pur-
cative will find Roback's Blood ruts just the
e ... . . fT", l n n..r,tln aof.
medicine tney want, i urj "
and can be taken at all times. They, contain
no mercury or niiueral puison, but are purely
vegetable.
LIVER COMPLAirJTS,
t a; ,m) U affections of the Liver are
,omT(t bv the use of Roback s Stomach
Bitters and Blood Pills, they are composed of
vegetable medicinal extracts with especial ref
erence to their direct action on the liver aLd di
gestive apparatus
SICK HEADACHE
a T-rv, o Jia.r.ro.l RtfttG of tbe BtOtBacll
and bowels, and a bilious derangement ot the
liver, and can be permanently cured ly ttto u.-e
of Roback's Blood Turifier and Blood Pis.
Pull direction accompany eaca www uu.
DYSPEPSIA.
ThnnsiTida of tho worst sutforcrs from this
ti-r-ihln snawin? diaenre have been cureJ by
t. lit of Rotack's Stomach Bitters, as the
Wstiruouials now iu our hands fully prove.
CONVALESCENTS
Should tine Roback's Stomach Bi ters
Btrer'Srthcu the prostration which alwnys
to
fol
iowa acute diseases; it will be found far supe
pior ii a. htimulatinsr tonic to any of tho wine
and bark preparations of the present day.
VII
TETJS.ALGIA
Canbeeffe tiully cured by taking Dr. Roback's
Blood Purifier and Blood Tiiis, anil Ontturg
i,f. eaecte l narU witu 1 mciuxe Ol jvcouius o.
., . . . .. ..r
ChioroRrm.
There is no medicine hi use so efficacious as
Dr. Roback's Blood Purifier and'Blood ri.lc
for the Derra inent cure of Blind or i..eedi;:g
T'Hm- th strikp) a the root of (i:s9aie, tLere-
by removing the cause.
NIGHT iVJARE
Is ont of the ni ,ny diseases of which Dyppep
g:a is tho parent. To effect a cure persoi s
should avoid he irty food at night, and take a
wine-glass full of Roback's Stomach Bitters on
retiring to tied.
EST fold by Lsmmo & Mcabat, EbensVj
M. L. OAT MAN,
DXAL13 Is?
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
OOKSISTIXO
gloabk (Extrx Jfamify lour,
GrX.tl!'?, FEED,
BACOH, SALT, FISH,
FUESU VEGETABLES,
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS,
SUGARS, TZA3, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES, CHEESE, &c.
Also, a large stock of the
3a s Brands cf Cigars and Totaoco.
STORE ON HIGH STREET,
Fur Dr East cf Cra i fjord' $ IIoUl,
Ebentiburg:, Pa.
MANUFACTORY.
IB IslfitllEll:
JOUXSTOWS, PA.
ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS,
such 83 common Windsor Chairs, Fret Back
Chairs, Vienna Chairs, Bustle Chairs, llitn
Backed Chairs, Sociable Chairs,
Cane 'JStat (Sfcatw,
ROCKING CHAIRS, OF EVERY SIZE
mwm SEAT CHAIRS
Settoos, Lounges, kc, &c.
CABINET FURMITURE
oi every description and of Litest
STFLES, WITH PRICES TO SUIT TUB,
Tastes of all.
Thankful for past favors, ho respect
fully tolicits a liberal share of public patron
age. Clinton Street, Johnstown Cambria
Co. Pa. Jan. 31.1867.
ECURE TLIE SHADOW ERE
THE SUBSTANCE FADES!
S PERCE'S SIETT
mmmi mm
Ts now in perfect order for executing Picture
id ererr style of the art. Photographs of life
like accuracy, ranging from the smallest card
picture to the largest s;.ie for framiDg;, taken in
any weather, and warranted to gi re satisfaction
Particular attention paid to children's pictures.
Frames of all kinds for sale cheap. Frames of
any kind not on band will be ordered when de
sired Instructions in tbe art on liberal terms.
tf Gallery on Julian street, 3 doors north
f Town Hill. T. T. SPENCB,
BbetrSUmKjfc Or. 8, 1949, Fhoioqmfcn.
CHAIR
lire?
k i a - in lI
W m. 1
G BEAT .'Reduction rr raicra I
7T tlASlI P.LTKRS!
'AT TElEEBESSliSJBO
B.
The Bndersigned refcpectfully inform the
citizens of Ebsnsburg and the public ffener
ally that be baa made a great reduction la
prices to CASU UU1EK3. My stock will
consist, in part, of Cooking, Parltir and HeU
tng Stores, of the most popular kinds ; Ti-
van of vry ceacriptlon, ot ray own man
ufacture; Hardtcarg of all kind, such as
Locks, Screws, Butt Ilinges, Table IlingM,
Shutter Din-res, Bolts, Iron and Nails. Wiu-
dow Glass, Putty, Table Knives and Forks,
Carving Knives and Forks, Meat Cutters.
Apple Parers, 1 en and rocket Knives la
great -variety, Scissors. Shears, Razors and
Strops, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Borinf
Machines, Angers, Chissels, Planes, Com
passes, Squares, Files, Hasps, Anvils, V lse,
Wrenches, Rip, Panel and Crone-Cut Saws.
Chains cf all kinds. Shovels, Spades, Scythes
and Snaths, Rakes, Forks, Sleigh Bells,
Shoe Lasts, Pegs. Wax Bristles. Clothes
VVilngers, Grind Stones, Patent Molasif
Gates and Measures, Lumber Sticks, Ilorss
Nails, Ilorte Shoes. Cast Steel, Rifles, Shot
Guns, Revolvr8, Pistols. Cartridges, Pow
der, Caps. Lead, &c, Odd Stove Plate,
Grates and Fire Bricks, Well and Cistern
Pumps and Tubing ; Jlarness and Saddlery
War of all kind ; Wooden and Willow Wars
in great variety ; Carbon Oil and Oil Lamps,
Fish Oil, Lard Oil, Ltneeetl Oil, Unbricating
Oil, Rosin. Tar. Glassware, Paints, Varnlsk
s. Turpentine. Alcohol. Ac.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
sucb as Tea. Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Str
aps. Spices, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples,
Fish. Hominy, Crackers, Kice and reari
Barlev; Soaps, Candles; TOBACCO ad
CIGARS ; Paint, Whitewash, Scrub. Uorss,
Shoe, Ducting, Varnish, Stove. Clothes and
Tooth Brnshes, all kinds and sizes ; Bed
Cords and Manilla Ropes, and many other
articles at tl.e lowest rates for CASH.
try House Spouting made, painted and pnl
np at low rates for cash. A liberal discount
made to country dealers buvlnz Tinr
wholesale. GEO. HUNTLEY
Ebensburg, Feb, 23. 1867.-tf.
L. L. LANGSTROTII'S
FATE5T MiH COMB BE HIVE !
PROXOUXCED THE BEST EVER YET
introduced in this Com-ty or State. Anv
person buunr; a lamiiT nerit can nave mcir
15 ee trarisferre I from an old box to a new oi;e.
In every instance in which this has been done
thn reiilt h i3 been entirely pa'.i-dactory. awl
the fir.-t t.ike of honev has invariably paid 11
exppniei, and frequently exceeded them. Proof
of the superior merits ot this invention win o
found in the testimony ot every man wno r.ns
iven it a trial, and ftmon; the number are the
f-enflemen named below, and their exp-rier.ee
6hou!d induce ev-rv one interested in Bees to
Rl'Y A FiJIIIA Rir.IlT!
Henrv C Kirkpatritk, of Carroll township.
took lt'6 pounds of surplus honey from two
hives, whi'-h he sold at 3."i cents per pound.
Adam Deitrich. of C rroll luwnship, took
from two hives 100 pounds of surplus honey.
James RiikpHtrick. of Chest township, tooii
60 ptu:id" of surplus honey from one hive.
Jiicoli Kirknatrick. Ot Uhet tOTn?iin. oo-
tained 72 j")ind-' of surphu honey from o'e
hive, worth not less than ana trie r;gnt
cost h;m only 5.
Peter Campbell from ore hive obtained 36
pounds of fu; plus honey rt one time.
fpQuite a number of sirri:ar staternpnts.
am heiiticiited by some of the beat citizens of
Cambiia cour.tv", could be obtained in proof of
the superior merits of Langtroth6 Patent Mo
vable Comb Bee Hire.
Persons wishing to purchase family ngnts
aaoulJ call on cr adire-s
PETER CAMPBELL.
Nov. 5. lS?f..-tf.
Carrolltown, Fa.
623 HOOP SKIRTS 823
ASP
CORSETS, CORSETS.
WM. T. HOrKINS, No. C.2S Arcu
St., Phii.., Manufacturer of the ee!a
brated "CilAMPJON" HOOP SKIRTS for
Lndies, Mis?es and Children tha lftrgest as
sortment nnd best nualitv and Ptlc8 in the
Amerioan Market. Every ladv should try them,
as they recommend themselves by wearing lorig
er, retaining their ehtipe much better, beine
Shriller and much more elnstic th .n all others
WARRANTED in every respect, and sold
at very low prices. Ask lor lloraixs' "Cham
pi.tn" Slt.'RT.
Superi-.r Ifand-madeWbale bone CORSETS
in Fit teen different Grades, including the "Im
prrial" and Tjiomtsow fi Ltqdon'8 "GLOVE
FITTING" CORSETS, rtncinsr in prices from
fl Cents to 95 .":) ; together with Jo I'eckel
ceiebrnted FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS,
superior shapes and quality, 10 diiTerent Grade.
Irom l,10 to 9.,i0. 1 bey are the finest and
lr?t rroods for the prices ever imported. The
Trade supplied with HOOP SKIRTS and COR
SETS at the Lowest Rates.
"Thcse visitin'r the Citv should not fail
to call and examine our Goods and Frier, as
we defy all competition. f Nor. 12. 4m.
5 FT
tr"." "J r-r,V it rvfi ,vs
Op. I ; v : r !. ;
..AVING recently er.largeil our stock
jl. we are now prepared t sell at a grest
reduction from former price. Oar stjck'con-p-sts
of DruRB, lle-licines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soap3, Leon's, Hall'd and Allen's flair Restor
atives. Pills, Ointments, Plasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Eg. Jamaica
Gincer, Pure Flavoring ExtracU, Eoences,
Lemon Sjrup. Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices. 4c. ;
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, lilack and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories, Bibles, Reiigious.Prayer aud Toj Books,
Penknives, Pipes, &c.
Cay e hare added to onr stock a lot of
1? JJN k, J l.v i.i,K. i , to which wc would invits
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOHRA1H ALBUM3 at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigarssuld either wholesale or re
tail. LEMMON & MURRAY,
July 30, lb'fit-i. Main Street, Ebensburg.
Hew Firm New Goods!
THE nndorsisned, having given his sn,
J. E. Shields, an interest in his store,
the business will hereafter be conducted un
der the firm name of P. II. Shields & Co.,
and as we are determined to sell Goods cheaD
for cash, or exclwinge for grain, lumber or
produce, we hope by strict attention to bus
iness to merit a liberal patronago from a
generous public.
Having determined to uetlle Tip my old
books of thirty years standing, I now ask
those indebted to me to come forward and
make settlement ori or before the 1st day of
December, 1868- P. II. SHIELDS.
Loretto, Oct. 15. 1868.-tf,
7 F.
ALTFATIIEE,
MANUFACTURER
And Wholetale and He fail Dealer in
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
PLUG AND FINE CUT
Cliewlns and Stnokliigr Tobacco,
a Mjr, ripe, anvjj uoxes y Cigar Cases.
. AT TH SI6S Ojf TUB IDmiAIT,
VATS STBEBT, - - - TOUKSTOinr.
GETS & Jl E U T II ,
Jolxhitown, I..
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
A.VD BOOSL BIDDERS
MATCUFACTUREKS OP BLANK BOOKS,
rORTB-MONAIS. FAI'KII POiES
AND LOOKING GLASSES.
Looking Glas and Picture Frames always
1 .A..a.1b A YAr-Ann-4
on band, ana uisnewjuiui-i. .uu
most complete assortment of Drawiuij Kxm
anrl Miscellaneous Pictures, consisting of
Chromos. Paintings in Oil, Steel Plate En
graving, PI-in and Colored Lithocrapas,
Oil Prints. Thotographs and Wood C'lts.
This collection einbrares a selection of large
t.izl match pictures cf Landscape and D.
mMtin Swne and Portraits, and 6.000 dif-
ferent varieties of Card Photographs of prom- 1
iuent men. comic and sentimental scenes and
copies of HUbjecta by celobrate.it artisrs. o
have also a varied assortment of IilBLES,
PRAYER. HYMN and SCHOOL POORS.
HtSTOP.IES, BIOGKAPIHFS. NOVELS.
&z. Religions Printu and Emblems in great
variety, and the larcest and most complete
stock of STATIONERY evr brought to this
county. 600 new and beautiful styles of
WALL PAPER, including an assortment of
Potter's celebrated Luglndi make, fur which
we are sole agents in this locality. These
Wall Papers are handsomer in design, supe
rior in finish, and 2i incLes w ider than any
other make.
The citizens of Ebensbnrg and vicinity are
respectfully notified that we make BOOK
BINDING and the maunfacture of BLANK
BOOKS a speciality. All work promptly
executed at moderate rates.
ffc-Storo on corner of Clinton and Locust
streets, immediab ly opposite Foster House.
Johnstown, Oct. 24. 18U7.-tf.
EBENSBURG FOUNDRY
AUAI ITS WJLld BLAST!
NEW FIRM, NEWEUILDINGS, &c.
H-VVTNG r-i-. hn'r-d th well known T1B
ENSI1CKG FOI DRY from Mr. E.lw.
Gla?i, au'l rebuilt and eular-! it almo-t en
tirely, befiden refit-i.-s; it with new m-ichinery,
t nhs''ribe!- h: now rrpired to furnish
COOK. PARLOR HEATING SIO VE3,
of the l.i text m d most i-prf.vI p;ttrrri
THUKSHING MACHlXFS. MILL GEAR
ING, RO.) and WATKR WHKKLS of everv
t'e-crirtion, IRON FENCING, PLOUGHS
nd PLOUGH CASTfNGS, aud in tact ail
manner of article- manufactured iu a first claea
Foundry. Job Work, of all kind attended to
promptly and done cheaplv.
The special attention of F-irmers ia invited
to t-o newly piteted PLOUGHS which we
poa-cs the sole rigbt to niiicufacture an i eell
in this cour-tv. arid which ure admitted to be
the best ever introduced to the public.
Bclievirg ourselves capable of perforrain
any work iu our lii in the uao.-t s-itislactory
manner, aud knowing that wi can do work at
LOWEa rairrs than have ,een charge! i:i this
community heretofore we confidently hope that
we will h found worthy of liberal ratroinjrc.
Ff-ir reductions made to wholesale dvaleM.
J2?TLe highest prices paid io cft-h for old
metal, or ea.-ti:i!? given in exchange.
Ol R TERMS ARE ira CTLT CASU OR Cr-fST-T
mnbt'ct. CONVtkV, V1NUOE & CO.
KbcUr-burg, Sept. H, ItC
JoShmtOYTH
f :ijenb.irsr ;
MARBLE
nr n T?. TT s
1
Havir.
branch 1
which h
with h:s
the
arble. Work at &hi8burir. - V o
. : .--AiiVi
will opfraic j:i n..i:.!v:iir. . : mi.
Job:
lo .Tr;, ine f-u.!"cr;i r :.! i is ii
tnet-ho-l cf inf rmiiu: the citizen
Cambria county, th it be keeps a con
stant sut't'lv of tbe best
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
which he i prepared at et:iied limes in F.be: s
l;t:r and at all tinier in JohnHt.'"r . to rrMiiu
fncture to -order, eir'r.er us MONUMENTS,
TOMBS-TON KS. MANTLES, TABLE cr
BUREAU TOPS, in as workminlike manner
and at as low pri-es as like work c:.n he put up
in anv of the citie. Having in mv emtdov a
full iurce of expennc-d and skillful woikmen,
I d) not promise too much it hen I say tht I
can f'.irnirh any of the above arti'-Iea on ithcrt
notice, at the lowest prevailing prices, and in s
htyle of fiuii which cannot be excelled by any
other mai ulacturer in tbe St.it.
A brce stock of GRINDSTONES o hand
and for sale chean.
k-y Prompt a'tention paid to ordrs from a
distance and work put ir wherever desired, or
delivered at any puiut named.
JOHN PARKE
Johnstown, June 4, ISf'bVtf.
ANDTtFAV MOSES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Suppes's 13cildimo, Clixto.i St., Johnbtowk,
HAS just rpesived hi- tall and winter stock
of fine Fiench, London nnd Ainer'cnn
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES und VFST1NGS.
and a full assortment cf Gent's Fcsnishiso
(Jov.
Mr. Mofcs hs been for eipht TMr cutter at
Wood, Alorrell & Co.'s establishment, and now
desires to iuform ids friends an 4 the public irei
crally tht he has commenced busiiie- in Sii!.
pes's bnildins, on Clinton !tieet, with a ptock
of poods adnptl to the fill and winter, which
he is prepared to make up in the latest sty'es
and at moderate prices for c-iedi, hoping by at
tention to biwin6s to merit a share of public
p.tronnsre, and ma'utain thnt success which
has heretofore attended hi- efforts in producing
good fitting g.irments. Give him a call.
Johnstown, Sept. 3, lfG.-tf.
UNION HOUSE,
rBEXSRURG, Pa., JEROME A. PLOTT.
y Propittor, spares no pains to render this
hotel worthy of a continuation of the liberal
patronage it has heretofore received. His
table will always be furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
best ct liquors His stable is large, and will
be attended by an attentive and obliging
ll! Jan 30, lS6S.-tf.
T . J A M K S ' II 6 T E L
(Conducted on the Eurojtean Flan.)
405 & 407 Linicp.TT Street, opposite tob
Union I)fp.t. Pittsbcugh. Pa.
JAMES K. LAN All AN, - - - Froprietor.
This House is newly built and splendidly
furnished, and convenient to all the Rail
roads comiDg into the city. Tho Restaurant
connected with this Hotel open at all hours
of the day and night. oct.17.-ly.
PITTSBURGH STA&7
Ao. i2o liberty Street.
OPPOSITE UNION FASSENGLR DEPOT,
riTTSBUFGII, PA.
Lie lL-ly.1 FELIX HENLY, Prop'r.
JOUNTAIN HOUSE, Ebkssbuuo
y R. P. LINTOS du CO., ITi'ra.
The Tablk is always supplied with the
choicest delicacies ; the PAit is supplied with
choice liquor?, and the Stable attended by
carelul hostlers. Transient visitors accom
modated and boarders taken by the week,
nonth oryear. on reasonable terms. feb21
merchantsmtelT
J. St VV. C. M'KIBBIN, Proprietors.
Fourth Si., bcticcen Market and Arch,
May 9. 1867.-ly. PHILADELPHIA.
G OOD, ircTTElEST.Tho lest
and ebHpest Tqta$oo aud Ci'jsara ni te'vrn
ire at )fc It?tta.aTf. Go nd n
The Cambria Freeman
WILL BE PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
At Ebenbur'r, Cambria Co., Pa,
At the Mowing rates, payaLlt viihin
months from date tf sulsoriling ;
One copy, one .year, - - - - - J2
One copy, tix months, - - - - x 00
One copy, three months. ....
Those who fail to pay their sub3cript;&t4
nntil after the expiratioD ot eix mr-utbi will
be charged at the rate of 42 50 pr j
and those wbo fall to pay until after tha
piratiou of twelve mouths will be charged n
the rate of $3.00 per year.
Twelve numbers constitute a qaartw.
twenty five, bix months; and fifty uucU
one year.
RATES OF ADVIRTIS1N3.
One fquare. 12 linw. one iLsertioc,
Each subsequent insertion,
Auditor's Notices, each,
Administrator Notice, each,
Executors' Notice, each,
'istray Notices, each
11 00
3S
2 00
2 60
2 tO
1 63
12 CO
15 cn
25 Co
26 to
85 (
60 00
8 m?i
8 mcs.
4 4 00
8 00
10 CO
14 00
16 00
25 00
35 00
1 square, 12 lines,
2 s-qtiares, 24 lines,
3 squares, 38 lines,
Quarter column.
Third column,
Half column,
2 CO
5 00
7 00
9 50
11 00
14 (0
25 00
One O'lumn,
Profeasi'-nal or Business Cards, not
exceeding 8 lines, with paper, 6 CO
Obituary Notices, over k:x lines, ten ccz'j
per line.
Special and business Notices eight cr U
per line fur firt indertion, and four cents kt
each sofceequent insertion.
Resolntions of Societies, or comrr ni.ics
tions (i a personal Lature must be pai-J fu
as advertiaementa.
job rsiNTixa.
Yre have made a-rDje!i:er,ts by wl;th
we c;n do or have done all kinds t p'a E
and fancy Job Printing, such as I ks,
Pamplett4 Show Card.--, Bill and Lt'.i
Heads, Handbills, Circulars, &c, in therM
style of the art and at the most nj:.('fr.0
prices. Also, all kinds of Ruling. h;
Books. Book liinJitJi:, &c , txecutetl t -h a:
aa good as the Leal and a cheap i
cheapest.
THC lT.!VEP.S4L
i CLOTHES WIIIBR,
r
Sort i jw:
vv
-;
- K
C-nnct be s'lrj-asd or ctju.iVd by any
Wringer fr durability. Ti.I O.e expliM
. f tho patent f"r the " COG WF1EML f.r.ij
V LATOR." it "STOP-GEAR." no ...
Wringer is licensed under this Fo.'L
bt in un;ver?Hl:y; concede 11 thar Ci'-n t-ncp-Hry
t- prevei.t the I'.r !J$ fn m .
br, kcii r.r torn loo.-e. many attempts hi;
bi-en mad? to eet a C '-T.Vh?'l arrani;ir.
which sh.d! equ;tl the UNIVERSAL, i:
vet av-.i-l the 'i.'t.-GciT.,' but tcWfvitvi
cf j.. F..r s!e hy ' GKO. i!UX ILi Y.
Et.eriiihug. M'wy 7. ISZH. ly.
JfO 11 K I G N
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AND
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
WE ARE NOW SELL1NO KXCIlANJ
AT MW T- HK RATKS. i X
England,
V.'Hies.
Aue trim,
PadeO,
Hanover,
Holland.
Ire'sin-i,
Germany,
Bavaria,
Htvcen,
Belgium,
Ixorwav and
Scotiar.d,
Prussia,
WurieiLs-j,
Saxorv,
r-itzei'.id.
Franc6.
And Tickets to and fioni aov Prt !a
EnLdand, Ireland. Sr.tland,
Germany. P'rauce, Ca:if rn:,
New South Wales cr AntraV-a.
KERR A CO.
Altoona. Pa., Jan SI, 1?7.
WORD from JOIIN'STOV,:.;!
jossnr j. Mi npjjr co
Ilavt- constantly on h;md r large aid we'.l
selected stk cf season a Lie
n r i - r - i i r
ury uuojs, doois, i,,ces, ur3cer;!.
and a general variety of NOTIONS. A-.-.
Their stock consiti of almost every :::c'i
u -nail y kept in a rftaii ttoro. jl ,'f
have been se!e"ted with care ai.d are i-ff-rfi
at prices which cannot fail to nra
lory. CaiI and examine Lt vourseive.
Feb. 3, lSG7.-tf. " i
SAILEY, FARIU:r.L
CO..
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MAxcrACTCP.;:a0 v
LEADING BLOCK TIN PlPc,
siiCLir ad;dir z.eaz?,
ANI A LL KINUS OF
Plumbers1. Gas and Steam Fitters' Matenaii,
No. 16? SlilTU FIEI.rr:THSIT,
PITTSBUr.'HI.'.FA.
C-iJSenJ far a Fricje List frov.U Co
A. c- D-1 B J" R T '
WITH
BOREP. &, IJKOTIICKS,
Manufacturers , and Wholesale Fta crt
CITY AND EASTERN MAlJi:
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 432 Market Stukkt.
Below Fifth, South Side. - Till LAD A
OAT. WM. WBi-Sil-
A Y & W E L S II ,
Snccdion to Gay St Va.lutr,
G
WI10LESAI.E
Grocers and Commission Merchwis,
AND DKALtKS IN
FLOUR, PRODUCE. FISH, SALT, CAR
BON OILS. &c. e..
B82 Libebtt Stbeet. - P1TTSBUEG
r.T
WHOLESALE
TOETER-SIDE-3'
WITH
WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALER
8. E. Cor. Third dc jrark !,-,
Jan. 22. 1867. PILLADFLM1
(CI RAFF, WAT KIN & CO-
Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 512 Mar-cm Strkit,
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