TIIIXGS TTORTn KSOIYIXK.
UgiFCE Hints. Put a few live fish
Into well, if angle worms infest them.
Toads are capital helpers in taking care
of Tine patched.
f2eW milch cows should be carded dai
ly. They like it, and it pays.
Rich milk is not the best for calves.
A butter cow is not a good stock c ow.
Insects do not infest very late sown
peas aa tbej do early ones.
Stewed pumpkin as a poultice has been
found of great value in reducing inflam
matory rheumatism
I be potato is a great absorber of pot- j
ash. Therefore wood ashes are a good j
manure for it j
Experiments seem to prove that fence j
posts set up the reverse way from which j
they grow, will last much the longer
Calcined plaster is as good a fertilizer
as the uncalcined, but it is usually
wasted after its use in the arts.
Some one says if salt is kept before a
horse in the stable, he will not gnaw his
manger. Trial will tell.
Root crops, not grain, are the things
for young orchards. They do not steal
so much tree food.
Look out for morals as well as muscles
in hiring farm hands. They may ruin
the boys by their vicius examples.
Smoke from rags, dry wood or corn
cobs is better than tobbacco in pacifying
bees to remove honey, etc.
Carrots are recommended for horses to
aid digestion, and tomatoes to cows to
improve and increase the milk.
Mangers should be low, and stables
well ventilated and well lighted. Many
horses are made blind by being kept in
the dark.
It is difficult to tell colic from bots in a
horse, but a tablespoonful of chloroform,
in twice as much mucilage, is a good rem
edy for either.
If the roots of trecB ara dipped into
water just before planting, the earth thai
sticks to them will give immediate sup
port to the small fibers.
John Johnson says that farmers must
fMVA anplal ottdnlinn trh tlipon find fnffla !
? t .u . i i
keeninm if fhev want tr make nrnin "row-
C D J " D D
ing more profitable.
Nine-tenths of the diseases which hap
pen (o the hoofs and ankles of the horse
are occasioned by standing on the dry
plank floors of the stable.
Shoots will push on old and young
trees just where the limbs are not wanted
1.1 lilt. IlllJU OIC UUb illlfcV..
Al . A, , i.l
that the new tender shoot j
Remember
will Boon be a hard, woody branch. A
slight rub will now remove it. but if left a J
year the knife mu?t be used. Hub oil",
these shoots when young and save cutting J
hereafter.
Cultivation in the orchard has a two- i
fold effect it destroys the weeds, and
leaves the surface in that light, mellow ,
condition which enables it to anawer the
purposes of a mulch. Young orchards,
with crops between the row?, should be
cultivated with aa much an cyo to the J
trees as to the cropa.
LrQuiD Grafting Wax We advise
none of our readers to pay a dollar for a
receipt for making liquid grafting wax.
We have once or twice published such a
receipt and aain repeat it for the benefit
of our subscribers. The following will
make a wax that can be put on with a
bru6h, will always be ready for use if
kept tightly corked in a bottle, and can
be applied to bruises or wounds on tree?,
or used as grafting wax ; viz: Melt one
pound of rosin over a gentle fire ; ndd an
ounce of beef tallow and stir it well ;
take it from the fire, let it cool down a
little and add a tablespoonful of spirits of
turpentine, and after that about S6ven
ounces of very stronjr alcohol (9o percent.) i
It will be necessary, after putting in the j
alcohol, to put it on the stove again, stir
ring it constantly, taking great care that
the alcohol does not get inflamed. To
avoid thi?, remove tho kettle from the
etovo as soon as tha mass, which may
have cooled rapidly by the addition of the
alcohol, begins to melt. Continue to stir,
until the whole mass becomes the consis
tency of honey. This will be found far
better and cheaper than the common shel
lac preparation used for this purpose ;
and after being puf on for a day or two,
becomes a clear, white color, and as hard
as stone impervious to water and air.
W charge our reader nothing for the
above, and will warrant it better than
that made from a receipt for which many
will pay one dollar. The preparation for
it has been proved and recommended by
some of tha best horticulturists in the
country. Maine lltrwur.
Ci.Kanino Sii.k. The following is
said to be and excellent recipe fur clean-,
ing silk: Pare three Irish potatoes; cut
them into thin slices and wafch them well.
Poor on them a half pint of boiling water,
and let it stand till cold ; strain the water
and add to it an equal quantity of alcohol.
Sponge tho silk on the right side, and
when half dry, iron it on the wrong side.
The most delicate colored silk may be
cleanad by this process, which i3 equally
applicable to cloth, velvet or crape.
When to tct Paint ox Surfaces.
Experiments show that paint on surfaces
exposed to the sun will be much more
durable if applied in autumn or Spring,
than if put on in hot weather. In cold
weather it dries slowly, forms a hard,
glossy coat, tough like glass, while if ap
plied in warm weather the oil strikes into
the wood, leaving the paint so dry that it
is rapidly beaten off by the rains.
JL Ccmous Stort. Michigan papers
state tha a young man named George
Denslow, living at Rome Centre, in that
State, dreamed on the night of March
13th that he was deaf and dumb, and on
awaking was horrified to Gnd that he
coold neither speak nor hear. From that
' till the 4th of May, fifty-three days, be
remained totally deaf and dumb. On the
vening of that day, while returning home
from the field whore he had been at work,
an odd feeling carat over him and he was
obliged to lean against the fence for sup
port. Presently ho heard a bird sing,
and be found also that his voice had re
turned to him. During this suspension
of roice and bcariiijr, be bad enjoyed un-
-They have a
of the towns
on the Connecticut river. lie is a man of
considerable property and unmarried. I Ie
will never go near a lady if he can possi
bly help it. It is said that it is frequent
ly the cafe that he will postpone a visit
to Kew York tor a day because a iuujt
happens to be in the stage in which he
must ride to the train. At one time he
sent word to the driver of the stage to
stop for him on the following day, he
intended to po to New York. When the
etae came down the next day the driver
and asked it lie was
() Nev Yrk. The pentlemnn at
first ga;j i,c would, then sai 1 he wouldn't,
then conciujej he would, then gave it up
aaajn? Hmj finaily ask if there would be
A,ca on tl,e trip. The driver told
) l.im probably not, so ne emoareta.
! short distance on the route a lady cot on
board ; a little further, another came on :
another followed, and finally, there were
6even ladies on the Ettme and only one
man Old Eccentricity himself. Ha was
cuught that time, and never recovered
from it. He hires a room in a hotel in
New York by the year, as he is there a
good part of the time. He never uses
the washbowl and pitcher furnished by
the hotel, but has some of his own which
he kpeps locked in his trunk. If he
knows it. he will not allow his room to
be occupied by any one save himself.
One morning he walked into the office,
held out n long hair to the clerk, and
said: ''l' ound that in my room." His
acquaintances know but little of him so
cially, and he is in every respect a strange
being.
A Cdriohs Cebemosy The London cor
respondent of the Chicago Journal writes:
I witnessed one day last week a curious
ceremony in or.e of the chr.rrl.e.i in my
neighborhood. In 1794, an old lady died
and was Lnried in one of the vaults of that
church. When her will was read, it wa-i
found that she had bi q'lrathcd a considerable
sum to the church, the proceeds of which
were to be annually distributed to the por
of the pair-h on the 29th of January, 1 er
own birth-dav. The condition attached to
tho bequest was, that he
.. . .
coffin" shoiiM be
carefully dusted every year on the day in
question. In rnsj this operation should I e
omitted on a single occa.-ion, the entire prin
cipal of the bequest was to pr.s to the au
thorities of the adjoiniug parish. Of cot r e
the officials have always been car. fill to j e -form
this interesting ceremony, and it was
done this year fjr the seventy-fif'.h time, 1 y
, . m y ,
the sexton, in pre.-ence of the vicar, cnurt i
war;ll.n3j auJ umtin,u spectators, amon.
whom was probably gi nie iQteretel party
from the ajjining pari-ii to watch the jro- I
ceeir.i. a
Osions If onions are sliced nnd kej.t
in n sick room I hey will absorb nil the at
mospheric poison. They should he chang
ed every hour. In the room cf a small
pox patient they blister nnd decrmpose
very rapidly, but will prevent the spread
of the disease. Their application has
ns0 proved effectual in the case of snake j
bite"
EVERYBODY
Should kcp constantly within tlir!rre"h tLoc
inraluable reme'l'3 to succj'Bfuliv conbut c'is--e.
Rob-ickV IJlood Pill, P.oK-u-k's Stomach
Biiters anJ P.ohfick's Blood Purifier, 'l iny
aro ;.n fallible ia the diseased fur w hich they are
recommended.
NOBODY
Can fifTird to be without n:h valuable meai j
fines a Kohuck a Blood Piils. Stoiuach B;uis I
and Blood Purifier.
TEMPERAMCE.
There is, perhaps, r.o one thing that has Cone
so much to promote the cause of temj i-rriiH-e
as that gentle stimulating tonic, Bohuck's
Stomach Bilter3. They strengthen and invig
orate without producing the effects of alcoholic
stimulants.
RENOVATE.
During the Sprirg mouths it is one of the
regular household duties to renovate, nnd, in
the multiplicity of other duties one's own self
i3, in a great measure, OTerlooked. Thousand.-
of valuable lives might be prolonged, and many
doubtless saved from premature gruves, jy
thorouhly renovating the system with Dr. Ro
back's Blood Pills, Stomach Bitters and Blood
Purifier.
DON'T GROW OLD.
There h no necessity for premature old age.
TJsa Itobac-k's Stomach Bitters. It gives vi
tality and elasticity by invigorating every organ
of th bodv.
Household Remedies.
Thera are no remedies so well and favorably
known as "Household Remedies" as Dr. lio
h:ck's P.lood Purifier, Stomich Bitters and
Blood Pilis, and no family should be without
them.
PREPARE FOR WAR!!
"In time of peace prepare for war," j? the
old idage, and there is no sentence in tho Eng
lish language more expressive, nor one tlut is
so applicable in innumerable cases. Who is so
wise as to know the exact moment thit thnt
fell destroyer, piskase, will att-ick him? Then
be ye ever prepared. Have the Rob-tek B!ood
rills. Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier at
baud and combat disease successfully.
BBaaMaHaEiEBaaMBaaB
Diseases of the Skin,
Old Sores, Eruptions, Cutaneous Diseases or
Diseases of the Skin, all readily succumb to
the wonderful influence of Dr. Koback's Blood
Purifier, Stomach Bitters and Blood Tills.
E-For sale by LEMMOUT & MURRAY,
Sole Agents, Ebensburg, Pa. (my. 20.)
SUCCESSFUL, IJEUAUSE OF SUPERI
OR MERIT. Mns. S. A. Allen's Imphov
fd new style) Hair Restorer or Darssisa.
(icne loiile.') y.vcrv Druiji alls it.
Price 02 Lc'ila.
Afraid of the Sex.
oueer character in one
The Cambria Freeman
EVERY THURSDAY MOKNINX-l,
At Ebcasbsrg, Cambria Co., Pa.
At foe following rates. payahU Ktihin Una
months ft out dale of tub twilling :
One copy, one year, ----- 00
One copy, sis months, - - - - 1 00
One copy, tore? months, - - - - &0
Those who f.iil to pay t'.dr subscriptions
until after the expiration of six months will
be charged at the. rate of $2.0 per year,
and those who fdi to pay until after the ex
piration of twche mouths will be charged at
the rate of 3.0') per year.
Twelve numbers constitute a quarter;
tvventy five, bis. months; and fifty numbers,
one year.
RATES OP APVEBTISIXa.
One square, 12 lines, one insertion, $1 00"
Each subsequent insertion, 2o
Auditor's Notices, each, 2 00
Administrator' Notices, each, 2 60
Executors' Notices, each, 2 50
'ietray N-itiges, each 1 60
3 rtos. 6 tnos. 1 yr.
1 r.quare, 12 lines, $ 2 SO 1 4 00 J-S 00
2 squares, 24 lines, 5 00 8 00 12 00
55 squares, T,o li-.K-s, 7 00 10 00 15 00
Quarter column, 9 50 14 00 25 00
Third column, 1100 16 00 23 00
Half column, 1 1 CO 25 00 So 00
One Column. 25 00 35 00 60 00
Professional or Business Cards, net
exceeding 8 lines, with paper, 6 00
Obituary Notice, over six '.ii.os, ten cents
per line.
Special and business Notices eight cents
per line f-r first insertion, and four cents fur
each subsequent insertion.
Resolutions of Societies, or eoinrnuuica
tions of a personal ratur nuut be paid for
as advertisement..
JoH PRINTING.
We have made arrangements by which
we can do or have done all kinds of plaia
and fancy Job Punting, such as Books,
Pamphets, Show Cards, Bill nnd Lettei
Heads, I la :i I I -ills. Circulars, Ac. in the btut
sty Id of the art and at the n''t moderate j
prices. Also, all kinds of Ruling. E!auk
jjoks. D'K.k B:nding, v , 'X'-cuted to order j
as Knod as the Lett and as choap aa the i
cheapest.
E?SampIes sar.t by mail vhen written for.
f.OOK WELL TO YOUR
BOOTS
SHOES
For lien' end Ucj-s' AVer.
The undcr"gned respectfully informs his nn
merous cu'touiers and the public generally that
he i prepared to manaiact-.n e BOO t'S and
SHOES of any desired fi:ze or quality, from
the finest French ca'A-kiii boots to the co:u'Scit
trjgan. in tha vr et bt.sz MA.v.vta, on the nhr-rt-est
notice, and at as modiato piijfes as like
work can be obtained an va here.
Tiioe who have worn Root and Shoes rnfle
r.t my fft.-tblihm'nt ree 1 r.o n-.suraace ns to
.he Biiticiior quality of my work. Others p;n
easily be convinced of the t'aci :! t'.c: li'.i only
give n a trial. Tiy and bt? o-ii v icuPvi.
Rot airing of Boots and She.-i atfev.iled
to pronijt!y nnd in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for p.-.st favor-? I feci confident that
my work and pric will commend me to a con
ticuance and increase of th siime.
JOHNT D. THO 11 AS.
Ebensburg, April 28, 181'D.
DON'T BE MAKING "RYE"
S N N s -s
I
ABOUT BID BREAD & CAKES
BUT Ill'TL' YOLIt
'MF CXS "CO" SIS.
M. OATMAN,
Who sells the BEST BRANDS
AT Ti MMST MABUT PRICE.
jonx GAY.
Wil. WELSH.
& vr e i, s tt
G A.Y
Miiion to Cay 6c. Painter,
WHOUSA LE
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
AXU DEALrBS IN
FLOUR, rRODUOE. FISH, SALT, CAR-
POX OILS, &c, Ac,
282 Lieeutt Street. - PITTSBURGH.
A.
C. DIB u R T ,
WTTfT
Boars & iIrotizcrs,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers in
CITY AND EASTERN MADE
BOOTS AiMD SHOES,
No. 4.32 Market Strkkt,
Relow Fifth, Mouth Side, - J1 JUL AD A.
WHOLESALE
V
2
17 V.1
JD E T E II SIDES,
WITH
IIICI&3I.4X, I3UI & CO.,
WHOLESALE TOBACCO DEALERS,
?f. L Corrur Third anJ. llirUt ft,., "
Sxz. -22, 1-3 3S. riL'LAliZLPUIJ.,
iv fmra 3ta
iimmmmm
1869. SF1IE TRADE. 1869.
I an r.ow prepared to offer
SUTERIOR INDUCEMENTS
TO CASn runCHASKRS OF
Til SUET-MI k Hffi III
E1TI1KP. AT
WHOLESALE Oil RETAIL.
Wy stock consists iu part of every variety of
Tsn, Bisect -3roa,
GOITER AND BRASS WAIIES,
14XA.VJKI.I.KD AND I'l.AIN
SAUCE-PANS. EOILEBS. &c,
COAL SHOVELS. MINE LAMTS, OIL
CANS. IIOUSKFUKNISH1NG IIAUD
WACH OF EVERY KIND.
Speni's Anti-Dmt
HEATING ani COOKING STOVES,
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVES.
NOBLE, T1U U MTU and VARLOU COOK
ING STOVES,
And any Cooking Stove dedred I will get
when ordered at manufacturer's prices.
Odd Stove Plates and Grates, itc, f.a- re
pairs, on hand for the Stoves I Fell ; ethers
will be ordered when wanted. Particular
attention given to
Spouting, Valleys and Conductors,
all of which will be made out of best mate
rials and put up by competent workmen.
Lamp EurnerGj Wieli and Cliiiutieys
WMOI.KSAI.K OR RETAIL
I would call rajticular attention to the Light
House I'urr.'T, with Ciirss (a no, for tivipg
moie licht than any other in Also, the
Paragon J'.urnfr, f r Ciude Oil.
It recemmends itself.
SUGAR KETRESTMD CAULDRONS
of all siies toiistunrly cn baud.
Special attention ?ven to
Jobbing in Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron.
at lowcKt "-?frtro' rates.
Vv'hoi.ksai.i: r.Ir.RcnAXTS' List
row ready, and wi'l bi; sviit on appiicutit n
iy mail or in peis ;n.
I Japing ti ?e all rt:y o'd cTTf'omers and
rnaTiy nw rp.es thi-j Hpiip, I return inj
nioi-t sincere tlmrdss frr the v-ry lil'cral pa
troi:a3 I have already reteived, nnd will
endeavor to li,is ail who may call, wheth
er thev buy or not.
FRANCIS V. HAY.
Johnstown, March 7. ISC 7.
TJ'iiEAT Ii::rrcTi.)x i.v Pkicks !
TO CASH ULYEHS!
Tlie unfloffi rr.ed rc;-y e.t fully it-fi-rnis t!ie
citizens of K Hen :1 .! ru-1 tl.y pul lie tjcr.fr
allv th.it 1. l.-s-i tna'le n irrcat rciir.i-i-n in
triors to CASH r.UVFKr. My s,t rk will
conMst, in pf.rt.of Cooliv.y, Porter or-.d lift
ing Ftorcs, -f the xrii.-st pojuf ar kin Is ; Tin
tcare tf every isei ij-tiou. of my ..:. ir.an
ufucttirt ; .'in'u-'ve of till ki.-.d, sm-h c
Lf-cks, P.. -i e-'. P.r.tt I5ingt-s, Tahle Hirst's,
Shutter Ilin-.t, l'olrp, Iron atd Nails. Vin
dow Glass, Puffy, Tl.-.le Km res and RtIjs,
Carving Kt.irt-s'at.d F..iliK. Meat Cr.tter.
Aj.ple I'.-.rcrs, Pen n::c i'.-chft Kt.ives ir
C'.eat v;Mi'.'t;r, So r. St-tar-, Razors and
Strops. Axe, Il.itci.p's. Hammers, I.oiirp;
Murhit.ps, An.scc-, CLisstl. PlaT.cs, (Vm
t.Keis, Sqnres, File's, Uasj.?. Anvils, Vi?-es.
WrcncLc::. Rip. Par t-1 and Crofs-Cut S:i'.v.-
Chains cf al! kinds. Si-.'.v-l.-, Spadc.-, Srrf et
and Snaths, K.ikes. F.-rl;-. filei-h ivil..
Shoe Las-ts, Pcs, Wax Prices. Cl.dlie?
Wringers, Grind Stones, Patent Mo'nsscr
Gat s anl Mpasurc.-. I.timler Stic k"!, ITirse
Nails, Hor e Shoes, Cast St-tl. Rifies. Shot
Guns, ReTt-lrer.-'. Pistols, Cf.ri ridqes. Tt.w
Ier, Caps. Lead. eVc. O.ld Si-ve Tia's.
Grates and Firo Rricks, Well and Cistern
Pumps and Tuliiui:; ITmvfss and Saddlery
Ware of all kind ; W.odcn mid WiTiow M are
in great rarictv : C.nbon Oil and Oil Lamps,
Fish Od, Lard'O;?. Linseed Oil, Lnl-ricaf inp
Oil, R-sin, Tar, Gin?- re. lV:r.ts, Vurr.ih
t?, Tnrpcntin-". Alc.-lt-tl. &c.
rr . 7 ? ! ? r cr p
t Ai.iiLii vuMUiiSitu.,
such as Tea, C.fT?r, Prjrars, Mol.'.rcs. Syr-ui.-s.
Sj-iocp, l)riel Peaehc-. Dried Annies,
Fish. Iloniiiiv, Crackers, Rire and Pearl
Barlor: S.-ar"-. Oandl-s; TO'.IACCO ck(1
CJGAliS; Paint. Whitewash. Scrub. Horse.
Shoe, I Justing, Varnish, Stove, Clothes and
Tooth Priif-hes, all kinIs and sizes ; Red
Cords and Manilla Rojch, and manj' other
articles at thn lowest rates f. r CASH.
fjj-llovse Spotliny made, painted and put
up at low rates for cash. A liberal discount
made to country dealers buying Tinware
wholesale. GEO. HUNTLEY
Eber.shur-. Feb, 28, lS07.-tf.
KG E W. YEAGEIi,
WhnloAie and Retail Dealer in
HEATiNQ AND COOK STOVES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
m, mm m mum ware
OF UIS O A'2T MANUFACTURE,
A.id GENERAL JOBBER in SPOUTING
and all other woik in his Kmc.
Virginia Street, near Caroiina Street,
ALTCOSA, PA,
The only dealer in the citv having the riirlit to
eell tie renowned " PARLEY SHE At""
COOK STOVE, tbo nio-t per.'eot,
complete and satisfactcry
Stove ever introduced
to the public.
Stock Immense. - Prices Loyt.
SATISFACTION" GUARANTEED.
IT O II N G R O U S E ,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
BEST BRANDS OF BRANDY, WHISKY,
IRISH WHISKY, OIN, &.c, &c.
The very best qaalitiea of Liquors, Winej,
kc, for Melical purr3e3. Tribes LOW.
Cnotel and Saloon keepers will do "well
to give me a call at mj store on Canal street,
in'building formerly occupied by T. G. Stewart
& Co, Johnstown, Aug. 27, 136ti. tf.
m il O A T 31 A N
1.1 A. EBENSBURG, iA.t
Is the sole owner of the Right to Manufacture
nnd gell
THE UNEQUALLED
M ET no C L IT A U OiL!!
WW
tot GiMii 5uccs'
Th
v L-J --'.L .-. s ,;v..imm.. .,,-1
immmssM
je " oitt
will quickly restore Gray Hair
to its natural color and beauty,
ani produce luxuriant growth. It 'u
perfectly harml:s3, and is preferred
over every other preparation by
those who have a ne head of hair,
as well as tho?e who wish to restore
it. The beautiful gloss and perfume
imparted to the Hair m?.!;eit desirable
for old ar.d ycung.
For Sale by all 11 raj;gitj.
DrPOr, 19S tJSSESWICU ST 3Ti T.
5S!
OF ALL KINDS- ALSO,
li JL2. a ill Ci jXIJL J J Ujf
WAREHOUSE TRUCIIS,
COPYING PRESSES,
Improved Mcney Drawers, Slc.
FAiaOANK , MORSE & CO..
SccontS .Ivcnne,
I7ar VTozd Street, riTTSBUnGU.
SCAL1S KKPAIRrn tromptit. (p 8 "m.)
A. D. CR13TE,
"WITH
LITTLE & BAIiD,
COMMISSiQM rERGi-iANTS.
112 dt 114 SECOND AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Nov FinnHew Goods.
rSHE nadfrsf'gned, having given-his son.
SL J. E. Shields, au interest ia his store,
the busings will hereafter be conducted un
der the firm name of 1'. II. Shields &' Co.,
and as vc are determined to sell Goods cheap
for c?.feh, or exchange for grain, lumber or
produce, Tve hope ly strict attention to bus
iness to merit a liberal patronage from a
goner.jxts public.
Having df-terniineil to settlo np my old
b'X.ks of thirtj' years t-t ori:i;.g, I niw aslr
those indebted to inc to com:; fo:rar'.l r.rd
make settlen.t lit ou or before tho t dav of
December, 1SC3. P. H. SHIELDS.
Lorctto. Oct. l.j. 18S8. tf.
rlAI L( ) IHN CI EST A HLISI I M EXT
REMOVED. The Fu!.?eiiber would re
spectfully announce to his customers and the
cnizensof Ebenslmrtr anil vicinity enerally,
that he has removed to the rew buildirig on
Centre street, opposite the Mountain House and
adjoining tliel.iw otlicc of Ceo. JL Rcade, Esq.,
and is i;0v not only prepared to uianufac.ure
all pcods which roav be brought to hin. but is
sunnlied with :e lino of CLOTHS, CASSI
MEKES.VESTlNOS.ic, which ha will make
to order in the best stylo and at the lowest pri
ces. Feeling confident of pivin entire satis
faction, I hope lor an inereas-; p.itronacc in
mT new location. D. J. EVANS.
Ebenibur-, J.in. 11, ISGO.-tf'
T. JAMES'- HOTEL,
Conducted on the Eurojyean Plan,)
405 & 407 Iirzmr Stuf.f.t, opposite the
Usius Dli-ot, Pit tsbuugii, Pa.
JAVES K. LAN AH AN, - - - rroprietor.
This House is newly built and splendidly
furnished, and convenient to all the Rail
roads coming into the city.. The Restaurant
connected with this Hotel open at all honrs
of the day and night. oct.l7.-ly.
'"PITTSBURGH STAR,
Ko. 429 rjrjei-Sy Street.
OPPOSITE CXIOX PASSEKGER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH,' PA.
fje.ll.-lj. FELIX IIEXLT, Prop'r.
UNION HOUSE,
rUEXSBURG, Pa.. JEROME A. TLOIT,
U Proiietor, spares no pains to render this
hotel worthy of a continuation of the liberal
patronage it has heretofore received. . His
ttble will always be furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
best cl liqu. -rs Ilia stable is largo, and wiil
bo attended by an attentive and obliging
holler.. Jan 30, lS68.-tf.
HfOUNTAIN HOUSE, Ebessbckg.
IU P. LISTOS &, CO., Prop'r..
The TADtE is always supplied with the
choicest delicacies ; the Bab is supplied with
choice liquor?, and the Stable attended by
careful ho&tlers. Transient visitors accom
modated and boarders taken by the week,
nonth or year, cn reasonable terms. feb21
MERCHANTS' HOTEL
J. & W. C. M'KIBBIN, Proprietors.
r0'
A I 11 B A X K S '
I,. L. LANGSTIIOTII'S
PATEHT MOVABLE COHB EEE HiVE !
PRONOUNCED THE BEST EVER YET
introduced iu this County or ytte. Any
person buvinp; a family ripht" can hare their
Bees transferred from an old box to a new one.
In every instance hi which this has been done
the result his been entirely satisfactory, and
the first tike of honey has invariably paid all
expense?, ai.d frequently exceeded them. Proof
of the ii"-rior merits of this invention will be
touiid in the testimony of every man who bis
gir-n it a trial, and among the number are the
fientltrnen named below, and their experience
should induce every one interested in Bees to
RITV A FAMILY RIKIIT!
ITenrv C. Kirkr.atrick, of Carroll towns-hip,
took 106 pounds of FiiriJu9 hotipy from two
hives, which he sold at 35 cents per pound.
Adam Deitrich. of Ctrroll township, took
from two hives 100 pounds of surplus honey.
James Kirkpatrick, ot Chest township, took
CO pounds of surplus honey from one hive.
Jacob Kirkp;trick, of Che.-t to-vnsdiip, ob
tained 2 pounds ol surplus honey from or e
hive, worth not less than $21, and the right
cst him only $5.
Peter C :m;bell from ore hive obtained 3G
poutvl-t cf uplus L"i ev atone time
52f'J-.iite a number of sin-i'ar statement?,
authenticated by some of the best titizens of
Cambii county", could be obtained in proof of
the superior merits of Langstroth's Patent Mo
vable Cnmb Bre Eive.
1'crsous vibliir.s to purchase family ri-uts
shouid call ou cr uddress
PETE It CAMTHELL,
Nov. 5, lSfi.-tf. C.trrolkown, Pa.
31. L. OAT M AN,
DEALER IS
CHOICE FAMILY 6R0CEBIES
COSsISTIKtJ CV
cuMc (grfn mk lour,
EACOF, SALT, FISE,
FRESH VJ.:GETI5LES.
ALL KINDS Or FRUITS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES, CHEESE, &c.
Also, a large ttock of the
3s s Brands cf Clears and To-jacos.
I
STOKE ON HIGH STREET, j
Four Doors Last of Crawford 'S Hot A, j
r- r t" - 5 ins i t f r" '"'. ' r ; O
AGAI B.S S IM- IJLASI I
NEW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c.
H A ! ( i nirclisspd thi -aell known EP
ENSCEKG FOb SDKY from Mr. Edw.
Glass, nnd rebuilt and e:.!.ire 1 it almost en
tirely, besid?s rtfitiiucj it with new machinery,
nhscriiici-f e imw TTepareil to furnish
COOK. PARLOR HEATING S70 VES,
n: Ihp bitect nnd most approved pitterns I
TilKESIIlNU l!AO!UNFS. MILL C-fAIl-ING,
RObEar.d V AT PR TV H EEL? of ere-r
decrirUou. 1 11(1 N' FF-NCINC. 1'LOUHHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, an! in fact ad
manner of nriicles m'tnuf.uU;red in a firt eiass
FcunOrv. Job Work of aM kind attended to i
promotly and done cheaply.
The Special attention of Farmers is invited
to two rewly pttented PLOUGHS which we
prs-ess the sole right to manufacture and sell
In this county, at e which are admitted to be
the best ever ictr-dn-ed to the public.
ilelievirp ourselves cap-.b'.e of performing
siir woik in fi;- li; a in the ruot satiaiactory
m:mner, and knowing that we cm do work at
lottfr ritiCES than have been charged in this
community heretofore we confidently hope that
we will b found worthy ot liberal ratrouae.
F:ir reductions made to wholesale dealers.
5?The highest prices paid in ensh fur old
metal, or ca.- tings given in exchange.
OfR TERMS AUK PTR CTLT Cii OR COUXTT
Fttoi.cc. CONVEKV. VlIiEOE & CO.
Ebensburg, Sept. '2, lcrJ3.
: !:! U L , ..1 -v ' '(
VWV ivSimJ JJimi i
"pJT AVINCJ- recently enlarged our stock
JL.J, we are new prrjar-d tt ell at a grCMt
reduction from f"rn;er pr;ces. Our stock on
s:sts of Dregs, Medicines, Perfuinery, F;mey
So.ips, Leon's, Hall's :m l Allen's Hair Retor
n'ives. Pills, Ointments, Piasters, Liuianents,
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, E;s Jamaica
(linger, Pure Flavoring Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syiup,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices. &.C ;
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
Plank Books, Deeds, Notes jnd Ponds: Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Tens, IVneils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black aud Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers-, Novels, His
tories, Bibles, Ee'igious.Frayer aud Toy Books,
Penknives, Pipes, Jtc.
C3 We have added to our stock a lot of
FliE JEWELRY, to which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
thau ever offered in this place.'
Paper and Cicars'sold either wholesale cr re
tail. LEMMON & MURRAY,
July 3H, 1FC. Main Street, Ebensburg.
SECURE THE SHADOW EUE
THE SUBSTANCE FADES!
SPACE'S 3C KIT
Is now in perfect crdrr for executing Pictures
ia every style of the ai t. Photographs of life
like accuracy, ranging from the smallest card
picture to the largest size for framing, taken in
any weather, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to children's pictures.
Frames of ail kinds for sale cheap. Frames of
any kind no; on hand will be ordered when de
sirei' Instn,ctiom in the art on liberal terms.
EWGallery on Julian street, 3 doors north
of Town Hrll. T. T. SPENCE.
Ebensburg, Oct. S.ISGS. Photographer.
WORD from JOIINSTOyv.NI
J02IX JT. 3SURIM1Y & CO.,
Have constantly on hand a largo and well
selected stock of seasonable
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
and a general variety of NOTIONS, &c
Their stock consists of almost every article
usually kept in a retail store, all of which
have teen selected with care aud aro offered
at prices-which cannot fail to prove satisfac
tory. Call and examine for yourselves.
Feb. 2S. 18G7.-tf. S
JjMDOK HERE ! LOOK HERE ! !
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber will sell tha Farm on which
he resides, ia Allegheny twp., Cambria county.
The Farm contains 145 Acres (90 cleared) and
the improvements are ample and in good order.
Fa:r terras and ludisputab't? vilo. Possession
tfen las April. A. WALTERS."
fib.
.-tf.
I.c:ctto
CIS fc
K E TJ T
Jottnatotrit, Pa.,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS
- - ..,l4lt.
MANUFACTURERS OF BLANK Etv,
POIiTE-MONAlS. PAl'EIi BoXEx"
AND LOOKING GLARES.
Looting Glass and Picture Prar.Te ;Wa
on hand, ami made to order. A hVjre t?i
moFt corapleto assortment of l)ravir;2 j ."J
and Misceilacocns Pictures, corM-tir. 7
Ci.rr-raoa, Paintings in Oil, Steel 1'iveV
rr.tvincs, PI?.in and Colored Litl..-vr,v'
Oil Prints, PhoteXraplis and Woi C;;-',
Thi collection embraces a selection cf
siz''d mntch pictures of Laud sea j e Rn.i j
melic Sceties and Port r?. its, and 5.0(jQ, '
ferent varieties of Card Photorajjlis . f ytr
iiicnt n;et!. comic and sentimental scene? rr
copies c f subjects by celebrated artists. y"(
have also a varied assortment of Birif;
PRAYKil. IITMN' and SCHOOL LCf.rV
HISTORIES, PIOGRAPHIES, NOVEL?'
Jtc. Relirfioui Printu and EmVdenas h
variety, f.nl Ihe largest and mt e r;.;
stock of STATIONERY ever bron-ht tv,
conutr.. 00 rew nr.f beautiful t-tj'es ;
WALL PAPER. inel.':n-? an a-s.-.rttLe.v
Totter's celebrated English make, f r
-we are fole agents in this locality. T!.
Wall Papers are lmndsumer in desiri. f ;...
rior in tinis'i, aud 2 i inches wider E.i:;.:j
othr mak?.
Tlie citizens of Ebensburg and :c:n:tv
respertfullv notified that we m.-.U l)(f
IUNOING aud the manufacture of t.;
BOOKS a speciality. All work jrpty
executed at moderate rates.
5S-Store on corner of Clinton and L-...;
streets, immediat- Iv opp.v.ite Foster H-..
J.dir.fttown, Oct. '2. 18G7.-tf.
CHAIR MANUFACT03Y.
T??7?r7 ana ff A rziTTif-
johsstow:;, pi.
ALL KINDS OF CM
such as common v im-J.vtr Miatr.-, trot!
Chairs, Vienna Ch&irs. Ettstie Chair.
BacKed Chairs, .Sociable Chairs,
(Cane tat 6kir?,
ROCKING CHAIRS, OF EYi:i;V si7'
mm SE.1T mm '
St-tters, Lounges. ic..uC.
CABiNET FURJjTURE
of everv -leperii tion nnd of l.tfft
STYLES. WITH PRICES TOSCJT TH!
Tastes of all.
Thm kfr.l for pat t'nvor.-. re'j-'.
r.llr tolifits a lileral hare of !ul!:: r rr -.
a-e. Clinton Street, Jt,tir;-jt-j
.'si. Pa. Jan.
1
JulittMown and i.Iicnr.:.-
Hav'M'-j ft;-in t-!l;e:i clurgf of i: o
Kr-'t eh Mail.'e Works at Ebc: !.u
wh'ch Ik- vvi'l ofr:to in ten ee::.ji.'.-
with
extensive e-tabllsh
,Toli!.;.tovn, the su'vsciibcr adopU this
tretho 1 of inform ins t::e tit."iis '.
CamVitin copniy, that he keep a con- .
tat.t supply of t! e bet t- 3
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
r!,ich he is rrep-rcd at tt itt-d rim
i'lMnLLu
u, v: -
bur anil at !l t:rnes in ,uiinis-t". '
faetnre to or.!er. eirl.er s M').vt'.
TOMBSTONES, MAN'i Ll-, TAid. i".
liUREAU TOPS, in as wo.-kojr.hl.-and
at as low prices as like vo;i cn ' :
in nnv of the cities, iliv'n : i-: t:;r t:v
fii.i force exr er"'t.-?K-cd
I do not promise too ru;.c'i when 1 s.-.y f
can furnish any of the above urti'-'fa on s
uotii-e, r.t the lowest j revi ing p. i-'e:. sr.;
style of fi:.i.h whirh cannot bo cxev'ici l;
other n'.:-.i u"ac'urer in tb- St.if.
A Urge iock of GRINDSTONES
and for sa'e cheap.
.... Prompt attention paid to or h-s
distance and work pui up vrhc-rsvtr Uk-:.u
delivered ut anv poini i.:me-i
JOHN PAL-
Johnstown, J.;:.e -1, lS':t.-tf.
REVERE THE MEMORY
FRIENDS DEPARTED!
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, L
The snhscriber still continnes to tva.v.-.'ic;;:
of the be-t material and in tht- r.i tX
workmanli'-e mar k' s-, at rl
Loretto Slarrble Wcrb.
all kind of MONUMENTS AND
STONES, as well as T A ISLE and
TOPS, and ali other woik in 1 is l r;e. N
but the best American and Ita'inn Mo
used, and perfect satisfaction cnar.Uitfi-J t
all cases at prices as low as like v.-irk ('
be ohtainetl in the cities or else.vhtre. f
and see specimens and judge f r yc v.r?-r-as
to the merits cheapness cf ruv work
JAMES WILKlNivX
Ioretto. March 12. IPCS.ly.
ANDREW TlOSKcj.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Scpffs's RciLriNt;, Clinton St., Jchns?
HAS just received bis fall and winter
of fine French. London
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and Vl-Si'''-nnd
x full assortment of Gent's Fikn"s:v'
Goons.
air. roes hns been fr eirrl.t rear cj"1,
Wood, Morrell & Co.'s cstabiishnier.t. r.J
desires to inform his friends r.r.d the rul" t'.'
erally th.it he has commenced business ir. -."
pes's" building, on Clinton stieet. with
of goods adapted to the fall and winder,
he is prepared to make up in the latest s"!
and at moderate prices for cash, hoping tJ 5
tention to business to merit a sh:ire et j"---;
pttronage, and maintain tint success
has heretofore attended his efforts iu rr".u-
good fitting garments. Oivo him a cad.
Johnstown, Sept. 2, lS6S.-tf.
foreign siurrIu
EXCHANGE OFFIC
WE ARE N0V7 SELLING ENCIIAN'--
AT SEW TURK KATES. ON
England, Ireland.
Wales, Germany,
Austria, Eavaria,
Baden, Ilcssen,
Hanover, Belgium,
Seals"-1'
rrusii.ii
"WurtemU'i-
Sax'-tJ. .
Swit-cr'J'
Ilolland. Norway and France-
And Tickets to and from any Port
England, Ircdaud, Scctlana.
Germany, France, Caliui"'
New South Wales or Austral--
KERR i
Altoona, Ta., Jan. 31, 1SC7.
W.
F. ALTFATin-11
w w " MAKCFACTUBKB
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer m
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
PLVO AND FINE Cl'T
Chewing ana Suioliin? To534
Snuff, Pipes, Sn uf Boxes $ Cyar f tf'
AT THS 1C.V OF THK INPI n'.
MAIN STREET, - - - JOILV
(HOOD, r.rrrrEi?, isest T'? K;'
iT and chMr-st Tnbseeo a::d C : '
G-
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