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.Sr,iF fifiS' PATItOXS!
'",'ri'n Yrirfor 'Juen! n-Fire Cent.
r" ,,-,-r-!i to send tho "Cambria
: .. , 1 1,'n.. .rest s Monthly iUiKiiv. i ii e"
:-;,r t. mivi.l.l f.r new subscriber
fc t--(.r Just -5 cents lunif
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V'i ',1, l.eyo.u! .',.u'-t the l..-st and
.!i'f.,ii.ilv i.niif; In Amcnca.-
,'fl,r iis liitli ti'i'.eil ht'Tatuie, its
-, the faithml and rclla-
;L; 'j tin' f.l-l'i '! tanU
,v,n;:.v thiskof this:
;i if y..ii iiri-e-.t thf- I'TTcr jire-
.: h"t -OH Will 11" I""'-"
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t t) is ,,n.'. n.r f.i.tH. cash
ill f:ri!!sli the -t'linil.ria Kret
. ir: Muiitl.l;. " for one year.
f-,i;i! Tiii! :v-li e va!::ub!e hu.1
. -niciv,- wfiich are a hujjcan.l
.'.-i-:ivimr. worth lu: a litn.-
,1'irt !!!. Vt'fth " : U (TiXllI St VC-
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'.;"..,:'.'tin tf r-li''iis. ch-arauiiy -!-,
ViL'- 'f Svvtn. S l.iUer'ji oiir of the
'I j. , iisveii. Iiniiii-i.iiiel-r hound to
'i, vi -s ni;ii:tii'U "ther Miliiahlc
tn t ten i!ollui-? e:,oh. A
- ..i'..! -IVllU'I-estV M t 1 1 1 1 1 1 ." with
' - Vft ,;iu !'t b!:.i::cil by cticlosltitr 15
.Ttr.Mulnif Ltcat'jivjt, :3s B'-oadway
.'.it
locTl and fersonal.
jli'T FOR THF. X. Reader, if
.r-v wrii'en H'trr Tor.r nnnit on this
,:m.sr., t;.l-e it f'T prautcJ that you
,r:(, ,f:,r v fiihfciiptioii, inJ for ench
..' X r Iraction of an X you owe us
-if;: or ir:i 'ii' of a yeat one-fourth
v ; i.i.c-fourth of a voir, f.tid bo
C ir-li ru to i;nc isilinu skiu
n ; av up. niid e do hope and
! uc'i-n't tie hint and tiive ua
) '.'! :u-.-f-t what urn owe in within
ii'-Vi: two. Two dollars j?or year
UcniiUou now. but ii' foiced
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. mil Miiinps Ht Rnii itenr Hume.
i! 3 county jftil is wiihout a p-ria-
.x;.'
Benj. Holtzncr had the point of one of hia
finders badlv demoralized the other day by a
big'stone, which caught it in some way while
he was at work in the stone quarry tvest of
town. Mr. Shetiafelt made a narrow et-cape
from having one of his legs crushed by a nim
ihir accident at the fame place on the same
dar.
! Quite a sensation waa caused on our streets
vesterday by a pair of young goats harnessed
to a small isled, on which tat a little boy who
seemed to rnjoy his ride and the attention it
excited with considerable zest. The goats
made excellent time down street and appeared
to enjoy the sensation fully as well as their
youthlul driver did.
A couple of suspicions chtracters weie
seen prowling about a certain cilice and dwell
ing in this place not many rights ago, but a
dog or two on the premises interviewed them
so lustily that they concluded to take the back
track without attempting what they no doubt
intended burglary. Our citizens should be
on their guird against tuich nocturnal visitors.
A rather apochryphal story is told of a
man in Perry county who fell into a hollow
stwrnp about fifteen feet high, while in quest of
a fox, and occupied over thirty-six hours in
hewing himself out with his pen-knife. If the
man's first name wasn't Washington, no doubt
called so in honor of a certain boy who de
clined to tell a lie about another hewing affair
we couldn't Bair to believe the story at all.
An old gtay haired sif.ner, representing
himself as agent for the sale of tens, diddled
Cyrus llnit.of Johnstown, out of $10 and some
underclothing by giving him a check purport
ing to have been drawn by Fockler & Ever
good, and which Mr. Hart nristook for Fockler
& Levergood, a business firm in that place, and
c id not discover his mistake until the scamp
had departed with hi? booty for parts unknown.
The Huntingdon Republican and the
Journal & American have been consolidated
under the nsme of the Huntingdon Journal,
whicV came to us last week in a much enlarged
and entirely improved condition new types,
new press, etc.. having caused the metamor
phose. The Globe of the same place baa went
and done likewise in every particular, and
now a large eight column paper, neatly printed
on a new press, and now tipi. Pecuniary sue
cess and political confusion attend them both.
WE HAD liATUKU SELL AT A POSI
TIVE LOS Is" OW
than cavrY ovrh f.rn rrsrsT stock I
Therefore, we will sell the following good at
cost rather than carry them over another tea
fon: Siiks, Shawls, Velvets, Black Alpacas,
Colored Alpacaa, Empres Cloth, Silk Poplins,
Black and Col'd French Marinos, Waterproof
Cloth, Striped Keppelauts, Ladies' Cloth.
White and Cray IMnnkets, Fancy and White
Coverlets, Canton Flannels, Rh eiing .Muslins,
De'ainfs, Calicos, Ticking, Shirting Flannels,
Cassinieres, and Table Linen. Al-o, an im
niei se stock of Ladies' and Children's Fur,
ns well as a large stock Ladies Misses.' and
Children's Bonnet9 and Hats, taimmed nnl
untri mined to suit customers. Chinchilla Bea
ver aid Velveteen Sacks, Children's Hiding
Hood and Infants' Dresses.
P. S. We also intend to close out our im
mense stock of Jlcn and Boy' Winter C!oth
inj, positively Htcost, to m ike room for spring
purchases. We have on ham! over one hun
dred Ovirconts, two Luudrcd Dress Coat, one
hur.died Boys' Suits, five hundred Pants and
Vsts. (iloves, Undershirts and Drawers,
Trunks of every description, from the smallest
traveling bag to the largest Saratoga Trunk,
as well one hundred other things usually
kept in first class Clothing Establishment.
L. & II. JI AY Ell.
Pronrictors XewJYork Dry tiood. Millinery.
and'Clo'hirg Hall, iil2 and 21 i Main etrtet,
under the Opera House, Johnstown, Pa.
Local Correspondence, J
Johnstown, Jan. 9, 1871.
Dear Fuji man From the neetings held by!
the different societies in Johnstown, during the j
holidays, it will be seen that the place Is great-
Iy blessed or ereaiiv cursed with societies i
The Masonic fraternity haTi a feast ; the Turn
ers had an exhibition ; the I. O. ol Red Men
elected new officers ; the Banner Council of
American Mechanics also organized for tho
new year by the election of various officers ;
the Knights of Pythias, ditto; etc., etc. From
the proceedings we find that many of the same
persons hold office in the different lodges- As
the human family are all bretluen, we never
could sf e the propriety of making money off
the many ar-d giving it to the few. The poor
we alwttys have with us, but benevolent orders
never feed any of the poor, except their own ;
so the outside world appears to be the most
benevolent after all. I think there arc thirteen
(Liferent secret bucietics in and aiound our
town : stiil there are many poor people who do
not receive the necessary aid-. So it would
appear that there should be either MORit or
Ltaa of such societies.
The Lutheran church had a Sunday school
celebration on Saturday, December 2-1 th, 171),
at which speeches were made and some good
singing performed. The members of the
church rarticioated in the ceremonies.
There was a successful Catholic Fair going j
on in Linon Hull till Monday, the 2d inst.,
when it broke up to make room for the Dis
trict Court. As soon as the Court adjourned
the fair opened up again, and has been doing
a pood business ever since.
The District Court met and proceeded to
transact business on Monday of last week, but
stopped suddenly for want of jurisdiction (so
says the Tribune). "We cannot see how it had
jurisdiction to meet, take the munis of con
stables, etc., if it had not jurisdxtion to go
through wi'.h other business. A nice point lor
lawyers, this ! J here are always thorns among
and other charitable persons in town. These
were disposed of by chance tickets, at 25 cents
each, and the proceeds thus obtained were
distributed among the poor of our town and
vicinity by a committee appointed for the
purpose. The amount realized was some forty
dollars. The object was certainly a laudable
one, and was carried out most successfully.
For the past few -weeks we have had splen
did sledding, and the aioouut of lumber,
bhook, fchingles, etc., shipped through our
place to market is worthy of special men
tion. By actual count the number of sleds
engaged daily in this traffic was from one hun
dred and twenty-five to one hundred and sev
enty five. And it was no unusual thing for
one hundred sleds to be found scattered along
the road at the same time between this and
Ebensburg. I am sure the "deserted village"
must have worn u somewhat an li-deserted ap
pearaece during this time.
It causes us pain to record the death of Mrs.
Augustine Hott, of Carroll township, which
occurred at the residence of her husband, Jan.
2J, 157l. she being in the 4'Hh year of her
age. Mrs. Hott was the mother ol eleven
children, and had resided in this county since
about lKiX Teace to her ashes.
Died in this place, on Saturday, January 7th,
Mrs. David Wetzel, aged about 70 years. Her
aged husband, now a widower, has the sympa
thy of the entire community. Her remains
were interred iu the Catholic cemetery this
morning.
Mystic Norton held forth here on Friday
evening, to a pretty trood audience, on a -Pia
ft$r the Girls." 1 asked an auditor what plea
she put in on behalf of the fair sex, but he
couldn't remember anything she had said.
Iso doubt it was all Mvstic ism to Lini.
Yours, lc, E.
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ver lie Peimsvl-
-.i-f: ii'ir.J, nnd '.heir thicvirg pro
j!!!-:M. Watch tl cm.
; .: -Mm U'M to get a paying audi
1" t lecture in Ilolidajsburg
.l i.h I), .i ,-v. of Oir" t'-wti.-;"p.
l.:i!v, ii;v,e 1, leu ami one 01
: !: I f 1 1 T t--c' .
;: (is r,f -.ea
1 ii!i( in!. r:itftd
1 irw.': 0;; l'ri.l !:.-'.
. V.' V"r. r-.Uiieoii dei.ti-t. will be
il'in-P in this p'uee on Mond iy
i rfpviin duriiii; the entire week 2
iiMUC ?:x'y four ami one luif fret in
!s tecirjy been r.i.'.r.e. uictr.rid in
rc';.i! oi.'.n'y, and it wan't a very
Vr n;:.kii g sf i;s:ic-f t-ithrr.
; A'rx. KiI l'. President J u.lge of the
' Jc.'iri i! cistrict, i!ieJ at Lis roVi
t llt-'-forl en 1 uesiJay of tl.U week,
r-.sty fve yens.
ii: tiiiin iii-ni.'d Rai.k!a, of Wesl
li.iii;it;a couoty, arc'.iiMilai!v fell
lealew days ago, cuting an :g!v " tsli
ice anil s-evriing tlio rflit fir;:i! artery
e Ailfgl.iitiiati shs tl-at an attempt to
t t' at t Sice at Pottage cnansed to
A Lively Timl. The Ladies F.iir has not
lacked for interest since i has been opened,
but the live'.iest time of all was on Friday
night last, on v h'ch occasion the silver-headed
cane was awarded to Mr. Isaac Crawford, of
this pbee, he having led each of hi. enmpe'-i-t
is, Messrs. Lawrence Schroth. of Carroll
town, a:.d Felix Reck, of Loretto, by lully
thirteen hundred voe. The amount realized
from this source alone reached nearly S.'JtlO,
while the reieipts at the table were consider
ably iu excess of those of any other evening
The best of feeling, good music by the Car
rolltcwn bind, and lots of f'in abounded, and
; he occasion was one of the most eijoyable
ye: espci ienced at the Fair.
'1 he next sei:ation at the Fair promises to
be a set of butcher tooN, which are to he voted
to the most popular "knight of tho cleaver"
that can be soared up in Loretto, Carrolhown,
or thii place, and Friday night next, we be
lieve, is to witness the inauguration of the
contest.
Two entertainments of a theatrical character
were promised for Friday and Saturday cen
ings ol t'iis week, but it was impossible for the
troime. consistinnr of vounir irenllemen of Al-
nw, made, .ut failed. Tl.e n ime of i t0n:i, togetreadv in time, and hence the ex-
'. otYice m tc-.u thingeJ fioin Soi.man
e.
teiwt TT-pvai's levc .1 we rn fi nres
Hoi... loin Covclc (ile-.l very suddenly in
ourg this ( Wouesiii-1 ") morning at .r
sfrictm n;rli para! sir. whi.e sitting
tie lrcaliisr r!eik ha bren vrrv tfvri-n
of !!e, Ltit mere moderate courilels h:i v-
e!xJ, a (i.aw has set in this (Wednes-
-'Tiir.'L'. ptui drop by drop 1U0 melted
inrpe.inrg Irom roofs, etc.
efJitcr of the Allechenian. V.ke ha
hibitions have been pos'poned for another
week, at least. The Fair ill be opened a?
usual ou Friday and Sa.tuiday nights next.
All a Mistake. A few evenings ago one
ol Altoona's most estimable matrons embraced
radicalism or at least a representative of that
political dogma in a very forcible but quae
unintentional manner- Her liege lord was
absent Irom home on business, and was ex
pected to return by the evening train. So his
good w ife, as in dntv bound, arrayed herself in
; . 1 M-nt,! f. iIia rlnni- nnn'o orri-
su Tin"- mitlcr tho ifl'.-eta ,.r i . . ... . , 11 - .ii.it
rr,!' ,t. 1 .,.. 1 . .. " : val, (leteiminea lliai blie wouiu answer iuc uii
-. "id, as a fnend rcmaiks. ta;k3 as i be,-.elf ,.d Hve the reiurninc husband a wife
ly greeting at the mome.-.t of his arrival. At
length the train arrived and in a few moments
rapid steps were heard approaching the man
sion, i hey stoppei arm me oeu .s iiir-
1 he waitmjr dame rusiieu ro me
into the arms of th-.- man who stood
WM cr.t saw stuck in Ida thro.f.
11 snfe a-.id speedy d'ivery. j
' i.iampioii IOf.Is of lumber came in !
--!ay la-t. Ore of Mr. li nker-, f,-.,,-
...ui.iii a io3i as Maaa moeti- t . . ,
l'M'"''(;"- ' I 1 1 L" t . II lif.T iirA
without, lie rccoiied and so did she, and then
1 '1 . ... j
:''ei rtr.ke'r J. v !" 1 1 ! irom 1,er delicate throat Issued a picrc-ng
-id ti p -n 1 1 "'tit, not J pt.reiun. for unwittingly she had embraced a
: -e'v' , V ,n.',de Ling COai black American citizen of Ameiicau de-
l rZ vZl7 V"nC-. .SCV sccnL-Ilolliday.burg Standjird.:
1- n. iy escape.! Feriom lriury.
.,. "f'ci.iative in the peidtentia-
-1 ecunu who wax r.:inl.t, l .,-; -
;s,r,-nS (;eo. W. F.oner. seninwed
;"(Hti nine months' imprisonment
.''-a!us: week tint a mm named
' '-atu ir.it of lis tie,!
lr...eu to Jeatii. etc., but Kelly do-
- e ftnrv, uaj 0f ,;ourse we dol,.t
''lWLtrt.iilnt,.,nt- l. i.:. 1
rT. t.v 1 w ill, llltve
In Bbiff We have only room this week to
refer briefly to the claims of our local mer
chants on the patronage of the public. In the
matter of dry goods, groceries, notions, etc.,
we are confident lis at no buyer can do better
linn with either Messrs. V. S. Barker, Shoe
maker .x Co., or M. Sj. O.itmaii &, Co., of this
place, or with A. J. Christy, of Loretto ; while
in the way of jewelry, watches and fancy
goods, they will find a gentleman to deal with
them honorably and fairly in the person of Mr.
1 'I ' T..1. ,.H It n.i i-fiwapa tin u-ttrA nt.
Ij.f . . j 1. 1 . UUUCI 13, HI ii niiiunoii;, iii.-.v v.
l.nie in the history of Cam- 1 most nnv other kind of ware is wanted. Mr.
lii'i' f I cd m;v ? ha8 oe!" drawn to Geo. Huntley stands ready to welcome and
ir 1 '!'BLl"Su-l.ed honor hav- ! deal gen rously with all who visit his mam
tct -t, 1 '"'.v i41 t our ton- i moth store ; and last, but not least, comes Mr.
,. 'Yn'lni A-orini P.Iaine. Of course I r. .1. Mllla. whose establishment, is amnly
the reses, and though as a general thing "the
rose is always above its thorn," in this case
the thorn is uppermost, and the people gouged
out of both a Con it and the expense of hold- !
ing one. i
The Penua. R R. Co. have so changed ihe j
schedule of fare that just three cen's a mite j
will be charged, no more and no less. This ;
will be some advantage to travelers, but a !
great disadvantage to the ticket agents who j
make the change. Other change have been j
made in regard to checking baggage and iium- i
bering the stations, etc. j
It may not be generally known that Johns
town has a ''Library Association," a "Savings I
Bank," and a "Free Ins i:ute," all ol which j
are in a prospectively flourishing condition, j
The "Dollar Savings Bank" is a good iustitu- j
tioti, it poor fteople have any dollars to save. :
The Valley of the ConemaugU, though thick I
ly settled now, is not any more civiii.eJ than
it was one bundled years ago, as the wluop
and toot ol the engines (Indians) can be heard
at all ho'.irs every night. The young engines
also whoop a good ele-sl at night since the
skating season commenced. There never was
better skating than now, and this fact has called
forth the horse power of all our little "Iu
jines."
It lairly chills the blood to look at the large
ice harvest that is being gatheieJ in this place
just at present. Never before was Johnstown
lavored with better ice, or more of it, und a
great quantity has been stored away.
We have received Col. Jacob M. Campbell's
Report as Surveyor General of the State It
contains the gratifying information that the
State has realized in one year over $5-1,0 0 iu
the shape of fees alone, and over $08,0 .( back
pay on atents and warrants. 'o department
of the Slate can boat a greater reform than
that inaugurated by Mr. Campbell iu the
Land Office
Petroleum V. Xasby is to lecture in Johns
town soon 011 ''Seaiching for the Man of Sin."
He might have found him lor.g ago by a "look
in the gla-s." lie lectures on tho 11th inst.
Thursday nigh'.
1 he eclipse of the moon, which was to have
taken place on last Friday night at b" o'clock,
was postponed on account of cloudy weither
(fkics). The :.ext performance ot tho kind
will be duly announced iu the almanacs, if not
in the Freemsn. IUb Roy.
Altjona, Jan. K), lcl.
Friknp Mac After sojourning for a few
days in the t. iakct City, 1 have returned once
more to my Lome and my dutita, among the
latter of which 1 consider the writing of a let
ter to you r-v eminent I shall do it biielly,
however, ns I am not perpaied to givo an r.c
court, as I promised, of (he -everal buildings
erected in tins city during the past year, cnl
hepee will leave that task lor some future oc
casion,
A little incident occurred lsere on We ino-d .y
last which will no doubt be remembered fer
all time to come, I y the patties immediately
it terested at least It was nothing more nor
less than the marriage of Miss Esther McClel
land, the beautiful and accomplished duughter
of the woithv and popular host of the Logan
House, Caj t. MlCIcIImhI, to Mr Fieeid. o!
Pittsburgh, the ofliciating clergyman being
Rev. Moore. Tho wedding, you may
well conceive, excelled anything ol the kind
crl trur.i.. (
ffi'". Te":'J,-r of the LegWature is
niifMt . 'y"1" cour.ry, wlio is said
Ti. incnes 111 Ins single soled
-flndZ!! 5? Oapt.H.K
I stocked with flour, feed, lamis and brooms by
1 wholesale, and who can and does sell at as
! low rates as any dealer in like commodities irT
j Cambria county.
county, who is six feet four
3WC!,t 77 v'
r; . - .iltu IUKPS T T. ft H D t 1 U V
t.L.,t7..- ",.ai:'SK'ners of Huntingdon
"-ir.T..rc v .... . ;.
ttifm. . ",0 quaunea according to
--. .y me orawintrof i
s-ta th- f
Vt,!-C, , 01 lhat county to go
Fowl Weatheu. The boiiiiays mi(iht be
I cailen roin weainer uecuusc i iuc givni hihiikh
! t'.T of feathered bipols ; so .lames J. Murphy's
Clot hitifr Store, No. lu! C'lmtoii street, J olius
town. inijrbt be called the jrrcat ro.f e.f jrr-at
winjrof jurors bv iheni ! ai wains, n all tlic people wno 1.1 y iiiaoe-up
r ?..J . ' ,Dem j eiolhinir Hock to bi store where cheap ready-
M5-Ulii, tern, ? a -r county 10 go I mado clotliiiiR of ull sizes and mice, may be
i it.-. .... .' ,uc1Pe 1 vlor having dc- ! had. as cheap as they enn be purcha-d in Xew
-on 111 the rrenii-es null and Vorl; itv. Suppose, for instance, that you jro
1 .v.,. i,v. , i,,' i,nr ...I vnnr elotliino-. .l:imet la ft
1 " "iJ tkt il,. ti T-. . I "Star" in his' line o"f elenlinir. He Is now ruduo-
tor,, v.. '. u'e Johnstown Echo IS i in ir stm-k at rcrv low Dliten.
.'5 V.;.eady rassed into the hands ! . . : .
A IJi'KH. 1 lie snrg-inir muiuriiue swayeu oaca
ami forth like tin- curth when it quakes. 1
rushed in mul found I.. Cohen At Brother, at th
Cheap Hat l'arlor, delivering' bats and eyijis by
the dozen, at So. t.'7 Main strter, Johnstown,
where fashion reiyns supreme. Kvery ofto was
jrabbin(r for the yrent banrains. Kurn were
jroin cheaper than chutT, an' xrents f iiriiishit.tr
tfoods weit! sold for a wnif, mid that sontr whis
tled. So said a man who was curryinjr away
lints and caps for a dozen of hi sons. The older
boys buy for themselves. Cull boou or miss a
rare bargain.
.Iohv J. Ml'BPHV is shoving dry (roods e.ff at
njrroHtrate. 1 le sold a thousand dollars' worth
diii iiiR- the holidays, and is now sedlin another
thousand. ehieOv ehoice dry g-oods, s.ine trro
eeriori. Koine notions, some other Koods, but all
or the best iualitv of Roods. Jlurpliy. of the
Mansion Hrmse -.i ner. Main stre'et.Jolmstown,
irner d 1- laiil.ltn, under til" J r! Ditne oltu-e,
far Akern i. lktsiawr's ut'jnt shop, across from
..i- l.ii.r.tl,0niiin I a mill lukpu iik
Truneo .1.1.. . . . . t trie rriHii hmiKt-lt nn.l 1 wit at. 1 lie ltoocK then
V',. ;. . "'u'ougn e are gi&a . vnilr ir tUa ruB, i-'llu.rr.i n
in. 1 011 win nvet -ry over tlif; result.
"ii " 1- u lii-.x 1 i.riinpra ur n ty
Wlr!!lln, lf truc' we oope the paper
fcttu1: 'nsncnt Paving itstitution.
for'hiif? mitiu;? editor, has our best
T .future socces,.
""a Em i mecnri of James
'Aunt nYi,rVtor,,eJ at r-aw and Real
'"J"'?. "horn we know
"Worn;, 1,1101 "ided abilities,
K...:m,,t' '"tr'etic and trust wortlir
w hn,;i' ' r"t,r-',-'tic and trtstworthv
?ilarrt;....,. Ull0n'- couiraciid
t Cop . f " P'essional services.
tilB' " ' one of ""r most worthy
roo, of 7,e:wl'S; to the 0iserawry
'tbt. V'8"1"1". aal "wlsicli was
l-':ofn ., ' . '-t'a,f' eie'ut r.f hjiow. !ind
Zuttyvtxi iui'"e back
"" r J ut 1,e 1,HS lj'e'' confined I ''
S is ratiidi
in,
y con alesciiiK.
that l as ever transpired in this vicinity, up
wards of ene hundred and fifty coi pie, the
veiy elite of tho city, having participated in
the festivities. The ladiei in attendance were
gorgeously, though tastefully attiied. and the
scene presented was of the most brill iant and
faciuating character, as indeed it could not
fail to be where so much grace, beauty and
dignity abounded as on this occasion. I shall
not attempt to describe Jhe many pretty cos
tumes worn by prettier ladies on theoccasion,
nor speak of the beauty and grace of any of
the numerous guests, but cannot refrain from
paving homage to the beautiful and accom
plished bride herself, who shone most resp'en
dently in a magnificent white silk dress a. long
white veil, and other rich habiliatr.ents in
keeping therewith. The supper was gotten
up by a professor of the culinary art from
1'niladelphia, and it is scarcely a figure eif
fancy to say that the table fairly groaned under
tho weight of luxurious viands and massive
silver ware with which it was bountifully laden.
The presents to tho fair young bride weio of
lie most cos'ly and beautiful character, aggre
gating in value something like $3 KH. One
of the presents was a magnificent Bible with
golden clatps, the gift of the bride's mother,
another" a massive gold wetch and chain of
exquisite workmanship, presented by her
father, besides a splendid silver tea set worth
nine or ten hundred 'dollars, and a china set
worth three or four hundred more. The fes
tivities continued until a late hour next morn
ing, at which time the happy couple and their
attendants started on an exteuded wedding
tour west, the earnest prayers and best wishes
of iheir numerous friends attending them and
imploring for them a long life of uua'loyed
happiness and abundaut prosperity, wherever
their lot may be cast.
Our mutual friend A. J. Riley, Esq.. lias
become associated with Daniel J. Keff. Esej ,
in the practice of the law, and I would be un
true to my batter nature if I did not v, isb the
new firm a highly successful and brilliant ca
reer. Of Mr. Xeif's abilities it would be super
fluous to speak, ns he is acknowledged on all
hands to be one of the ablest lawyers in the
district. As regards Mr. Riley, whom 1 have
known from childhood, 1 most cheerfully bear
testimony to hit high personal character aud
strict devotion to principle. He is possessed
of a fine education and is deeply lenrned in
law, having been a stutient of that prince of
lawyers, Hon, John Scott, of Huntingdon. I
say again prosperity be with the new law firm.
I had intended referring to some of the do
iDgs of our efficient (?) School Board, but
want of time forbids my doing so for the prea
cnt. T. I. M.
CAEBOLTOW.f , Jan. 9, 1871.
Dear Feeemax The holidays and the inci
dents they occasioned have come aud gone
again, leaVii.g some little at least that Is wor
thy of being. recorded in every community. A
feature of their observance here worthy of spe-
L.L-ineiition was the "Poor Poor's Christmas
Tree," originated by Mr. Henry Blum and
erected in his 21 Ail. 1 hi3 tree was nang wiui
articles ranging in value from a few cents to
five dollavs, which were donated by'Mr. Blum
Itr.AL. ESTATE TRASSFEI1S,
Deals nnl Axsiijnments left for lleeord turing the
t.H tc ii'ttLii eiutiny January "Wi, 1871.
Jos. Staub to Itoso Kek, June 24, 1870, half lot
mid iinpiove incnis in Franklin Lor ?-lS-ad.
Mary A. Coriuati to Bridget Toohe-y, Au;r. 17,
S70, lot in (iicinmi;rli boiouifh nominal.
1). lJiboi t to C. lialni, J uuo 2i, 70, lot ami im
provements in Johnstown i.VH).
('. Ilek-h to U. Eckley, (let. 17. 1S70, lot and im
provements in btinmiit viilo borough tJ5n.
E. Stuliliiiun to Mary Kiel tz, July t, ISO, lot
and improvements in Cambria horoujfh... :itm.
A. Kurt, to l!irht Uev. M. iJomeuec, Oct. 1:1,
1870, lot in Cumbria borough f.2.iO.
Jas. J. Wihnoretei Catharine- lelliufrer. Mar.
11. ixc.t, lot and iinprovem'ts in Wiimoro. . .:Jix.
Adiu'rs of George Bruce, ilvc'd, to Charles C.
Bruce, July 8, 17!, acres und pe rches In
Allegheny township fcitHXH,.
f has. C. Bruce to Kiehard l)eiiiiy, .Nov. 2u ".0,
the above described tract 1,1..
(I. Eichenschr to Win. J. Headi-ick, May 13,
ls;7, lot and iinpr'iits in Taylor twp iritin.
L. Ki&t and others to P. J. McMurral, Nov.',
si;(), lot and impr'nts in Taylor twp fl.-MHl.
1. (iood to Jaeoti (iood, Oct. if, lSt;!, lO. acres
and l-KJ perches 111 Musuclianiia twp tl.M).
I). Watts to Ed. Patterson, Ajiril 5, 1807, piece
ef land iu Gallitzin township 17u.
Ed. Patterson to Peter (ialhig-iui, Oct. 2, lsti7,
the above tract 475.
Mary Me-Bride to Ann Myers, Oct. 5, 1857, lot
ia Loretto borough STj.
J. W. Strutton 10 P. M. i: J. Brown, Dee-. J?S,
1S70, ;a aere-s and l-7' pe-rches iu Croyle.. .fl.-V").
Thos. C. Jenkins and eithers to same parlies,
same ilare, and sane tract fl.nnO.
C. Kanmior to Prcd'k Kaimncr, Dec. 2, lNiS,
half lot in Johnstown -ITiO.
B. Hoy to Je'stiC Gray, 2s'ev. 17, '70. Jot in Frank
lin borough 170.
lare-d AS illiams to John Thuiu, Juiy-0, IsJIti,
lot in Johnstown ttzZi.
J. liberfs Jleirsto Hannah Wiliiams, June
27. ISOti. lot in Johnstown i'.C.
.1. Dibe-rt'ri Heirs to Jas. U. Davis und others,
JuiieCT, lstKj, lot in Johiit-town 1.275.
1 ani-l lmtz to John Keith, 1 tec. in, '70. 8 ue'reti
and 7 perches in Susuehauua twp 50.
John Cresswell to AllCKhcny K. li.bt Ceiul Co.,
15 tracts land in Cnmbriu and Blair co.'s. .".not.
Ij. Wnln and others to John Cresswell, Mav
20. JK54, tho above described tracts 2,000.
Mary Haney to Jjiui Ee-e-ny, Doc. 8, 1S70, lot
and improvements in Wiliuore
A.C. Dibert to J. B. MeKeevjr, July 8, 1.S70,
lot tid irnpntve-merits in Johnstown 500
Hiram shatter to S:miicl silmnks, Aiijr. 15,
170, 12 aiTi s and 22 perches in Adams two.. .Nrf).
J. i.ewis to John 0'Ioiir:e:i, Octol.er 22, ."
lot in Cofieir.auh bc.reiiiH'h 175.
Patrick Owens to John ( iilrtions, Sept. "i, ls;s.
r.t acreu impi-'is in Cieariieid twi I.0O0.
Jos. Eie-liiliouse t. Sleep Mvldj-ou, Dec. 150,
IS71), lot and iiiipr'ts in Johnstown.. 2.I00.
.i. W. B.JeknulUT to S. E'le-liiiau, Dec. 2i, ls70,
lot and im provemr -nts in Weiodvule 55. 1.
.1. C. Ei.-lier uuii i.tiu-rs to .Ia. l. McMullin.
Jan. 24. 187. 5.) aercs atid :i8 pe-rches in Cut-t
township 127.
(.'. 1'arl.auh. tluardiuii to Jos. I.ieb, July 2.
1870. 77 acres and 8l per. in Cumbria rp.. .17:1. -'7.
1". A. t'hoeniakfr. Adm'r. to Albert Davis,
Dec. 31. Is7i. 20 acres jiinl i;iiproleme-n s in
Sunnnerhill township 7JM.
-lln-1 IJoyd to 1. etrritmatter, Nov. 1. ls;o,
lot near Ebensburjr 5uo.
Johiistt.wii iifif. (;.. to Jos. Marks, May 2U,
lSilti, half lot in Woodvale 2tX.
Jobiistown Mfjf. Co. to Ed. Thomas, Juik I,
1 half lot in Wooilvale 200.
tl. W. ltichardsoti to Jumes Bose, March 2:1,
IsTO, !d acres and 72 pt-tvljos li ldams rp. .1,000.
Tmioi:tant to Am.. As this is the time of
year when per. pie are; :ink!nK Inquiries 09 to
where they e-au buy the best coal for the least
money, we take pleasure iu informing- the citi
zens: f l;i.eli-burir and vicinity that Messrs.
Thomas Bradley uu John A. Demon have
entered into partnership for the ininiiiy and
shipping of the celeb rated Lemon vein e-oal, at
Gallitzin. and will not only guarantee it to be
the very best Bituminous cou! for cooking and
bout in.; purposes, but will furni.sh it 20 per
cent. eneap:r than nny other parties in the
trade. All orders entrusted to them will be
promptly tilled; or fiimiiie-s und all other) in
this vicinity can be supplied by either Mr. Ed.
Humphries or Mr. It. lc. Thoina, who will keep
n eonstaut supply of this excellent coal 011
hand. .12-32.-lm.
A Fight. All we heard of the fijj-ht wassonio
one cryhiEr and shoutiinr. "Bet Ile9 speak !
"Bet Hess speak !" So Hens spoke, und this is
what he said: Hearken, o ye people! Hess &
Brother, 2so. 241, 21:1 Main street. Johnstown,
have tho cheapest Beady-made Clothing ever
was sold in Jedinstejwn er Canada. If you don't
believe this, try it ou. Men's clothing-, boys
tdot liiritr, warm c-lothinir, coarse clothing, fine
clothinjr, strong- c-lotitiiifr ; coats, j.ants, vests,
shirts, overcoats, anil also every 1 !im;r and inoro
than that. Call and see tiiefhrht between prof
it and loss, aud let Hess speuk. for he will tell
you good news !
l'rm.TC Discussion. Two of our most promi
nent ami learned citizens are jroinjf to nave a
public discussion for the benefit of tho publio.
.uo.-tion : "Who sells the cheapest dry p-oods in
Johnstown?" The popular feeling is on the
side of N. V. Carrol!, who cannot be undersold.
He keeps open on Main street, fortieuM the p
erti House, No. 2)5. Of cours the question will
be decided, like some Squires decide their
eases, in the n tjimuitirr. J;ut nevertheless ro to
Carroll's. 11 e keeps choice rroeeries, as well as
buttons, blankets and blue yarn. You better
be l.i 'jiiiniiitj to b'.iy be-fore bo is too busy.
BEMEMBKll THIS I Remember this: that
while we lay stress on our low- price's, and insist
upon thedr'beiiijr the "lowest, we-do not rest
our claim to patronage on this alone, but equal
lvon the; fact, that our clothing- is superior o
liny Beady-Made Clothinj to be had anywhere
elbe in the State of Pennsylvania.
WAXAMAKIilli BllOWX,
Cth Sc Market Sts., rhihidelphia.
STOXr.KOAIVH ( ATHAKTK! SVKl'P.
used in all ease.-s instead of 1'n.r.s, ErsoM Salts,
Castoh Oiu Sec Highly llavored. l'leasant to
take. Children like it. Priee ! O cents. Whole
sale, U. E. Sellkiis - Co., 4" Wood Street, Pitts-burg-h.
Sold by I.eniinon & Murray, Ebe-nsburjr,
and bv lrutri.ists und Country Store-keepe rs
jfeiiei-a.lly. LJune lo, 1870.-ly.
IN THE ADVEHTI.IXG AGENCY of Geo. P.
Unwell A Co., No. 40 Park Itow.Ifew york,evc
rvthiujf is ho systematized that their immense
business is conducted without confusion or de
lay. They have regularly on fllej over 5,U00
newspapers.
The use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair He-newe-r
not only restores the hair to its natural
color, but g-ivt?8 it a soft und healthy look.
i) 1 13 n .
UltOWN-A t crcsson, on Thursday, January
5th, Fanny, infant daughter of It. ID and S. B.
Brown, aud six months aud lif teen days.
Liltle Fariny was a beautiful and interesting
babe, aud now that, death has clninu'd her tor
its owu, we may well conce-ive that
"There's a ft-lonni tipon the household;
There's sadness 'rouud the heart U,
And stilled is eve ry bounding' step
And ringing- voice of mirth.
And a silence like the hush of death.
Through the elarkened house is spread,
As though the spot were hallowed still
By the presence of the dead."
UD -TOR'S NOTICE. The under-
- siirued. haviilff been appointod Aueutor by
the Court of Common Ph iis of Cumbria county
to report disf ribution of the money 111 flu: hands
or the f heriff. arisintr from the sale of the real
ctateand personal property of I no, r.. biiiiis,
on Fi. rVr-s. Nos. 9, 51 and Ai, June Jcrin, Ifcj
hereby notifies all T'orsons interested that lie
w ill attend to the-duties of stiid appointment at
the Sheriff's Oftice, in Ebensburg. oii Wkpsk.
i.a y. tho Iki dav of Fkbkitary next, at 2 -clock,
v. M. K. JL..OEOROK, Auditor. -Jan.
12. 1871. -3t.
Cf.OSIXO PRICES
Or DK Il tVEX A 40 Sonth Ttiirl
S?r'et, PIiiiaelcIpiiDr., at 3 o'clock, I.
M.. Jan. 9, IHTl.
V. S. O's of 'SI
" " '02,
" " 'Ci
" " 't5
" " '5, new,
" " '07
" " 'tis
" 5's. 10-40's
lr. S. ) Year 6 per cent. C'y.,..
Due Comp. Int. Xotos
Gold
Silvx-r
T'nion Pacific U.K. 1st M.B'nds
Central Pacific B. H
Uu'n Pacific Ia nd (Jr'nt B'nds
1VTOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The
' copartnership heretofore existingbe-t ween
the tinderstgued in tl.e manufacture of Dumber
in Cumbria county, has been dissolved by mu
tunl consent. The necounts of the late firm
will be settled by Thos. Duncan.
T. JE W. DCNCAX.
Black lick Twp., Nov. 17, 1670. l-12.-yt.
"IIKST NATIONAL SADDLE AND
IIAltNESS SHOP OK CAJini'IA COPXTV,
IDfrh street, (opposite Cnion School House,)
West Ward, Ebensburg, Pa. M. M. O'NEILL,
Pi-opnetur. Stid'Hr und oiuir.vt n,,,i ....
paired and all othe r work in my line executed i
in the best manner, on tho shortest notice, and !
mi; most, xcusoiiauie rates. Ll-12.-tf.J
JAMKS F. MILLTKEN,
ATTORNEY-AT-lAW i
A Alt 11IIAL JSSTATL: AO VST,
HOLLIDAYSBCBG, PA.
Sie'cial attention fciven to the collection of
claims in Blair, Cambria, Huntingdon, Bedford,
Centra and Cleartie-ld counties.
Parties wishing- to purchase, rent, lease, sell
or exchange real estate w ill tind it greatly to
their interests to call on or address me.
I Correspondence in either English or Ger
man solicited.
EKKKExe'Ks Win. Mann. Esq., Messrs. Mor
gan, Bush & Co.. Gen'l C. H. T. ( olli-f, Philadel
j.hia; Messrs. J.T. Way & Bro., W. M. ioi inlev,
Esq., H. B. Swoope, Iq., Pittsburg; Hon. John
Scott, Huntingdon; Hon. S. S. Blair. Hollidavs
burg; Hon. B. F. Hose, Altoona; D. W. Woods,
Esq., Lewistown; Cyrus Elder, E-su.., Johnstown;
Wm. P. Wilson, Esq., Uellefonte. Ll-J'-'.-ly 3
rnTTim'n iinTinrn
iniiiu wiiAiu
tliri lib eye kl rlls S
ig ik i
WE OFFER FOB SALE, AT PAH,
THE If MASONIC TEMFU Willi
BKAULXfJ 7 3ll0 l.VTEUMf,
Redeemable nftcr five (5) nnd ivithln twenty
one (21) years.
Interest Payable March and September
Z4T'Thp Bonds are registered, and will bo is
sued in sums to suit.
EST I
DeJSvek&Bml
AHD MOST
IVo. 4,0 Wtitlx TIIIIIL Street,
IMIILA'OI.LFXIIA.
I tstocks bought and sold on commission. (Sold !
and Gcivernments botttrht and sold. Accounts !
received und interest allowed, subject to Siirht I
Drafts. I
Kts ill a
11
SLED SOLESU jnd Varied
T
All!
U
A LARGE LOT OF
1
F !I fi I f flf) C lil i r rft i, tt iHwa
Set W
AND SHORT
!
1
i
1
cn hand and for sale by
GS0EGS HUHTLEY,
GOOD FOR WILMORE I
THE LADIES COMPLIMENTED I 1
Nsw Firm aud Mew Goods.
IT !: Ween coi.cadad of late year that .
ths ladi of T711ixicre and riclnity are the .
fairest well ca th lu'.st somlUl) of any lo
cality In the county, wbioh may probab'y la '
part be accountedfor by the fact, nor v-t n-
erally known, that they buy a'l thlr ytlllim- j
ry, FrBO and fr'ainey beodt r.t the JI EW j
erJtl of Ij. I'AI'I. A Ct.. who have Juat j
opened out the larj-eat and most e:omp!ete stock j
ever brouht to v ilmorc, oon:stiric or Drtl
GOOP8J.DUES.S GOOllS, MIBE1NEKY t.otjl
NOTIONS. HATS, CAPS. BOOTS and SH'
H ATtDWAHE, OCKEN'SWABE, GBOCEHItS,
&o., c which they tll ut Jobnutown price
for CitH or In exebaue-e for country produc
twCall and aee lor youreelvea at the w
Buildini. one door Est of the new United
Brethren Church. 35. PAUL h CO.
Wilmore, Nov. IT, l?70.-8m.
-r its vrr 1
i v s r - rf
ISfiPP
iilill I llfilll
IOCS 1
I! OBSCURE ULLAGE
rjpOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
1. A LOT OF GROUND In Mooretown, with
good Plann House and Outbuildings. Celiar
under the entire house. Will be sold cheap and
011 env terms.
2. ONE 1OT OF GROUND In Mooretown, C8
feed front 011 Main sfrct and 2u0 feet deep. A
choice selection Of Fruit Trtes on this Lot. It
is a most desirable location for building.
3. A LABGE TWO STORY FRAME 1IOU5S
on Iit r.rljoininsr the above; finely Hnlshed and
w ith all conveniences. Good outbuildings aud
an abundane-o of fruit trees.
i. A TWO STOHY FRME IIOUsK In East
Ward eif Ebensburg-. Cellar kitchen; well end
e-istern water. G..d outbuildings and oirer on
wiui e Lot. A II in p.d repair. Located on Main
street. Kents for 180.
5. A LA l!(i E TWO STORY FRAME H"USB
in the West Ward, suitalile for two fumilics.
Lot ;3 fee-r front on Main street and 2rt-l foot
deep. Could be divided. Hi nts for "M.
ii. A TWO STORY 1- it AM V, nOUSE in Wt-cI
Ward, suitable for two families. Dot W! feet
front n Main street and 100 foot elecp. A dl
rublu prope-i ty.
7. BUILDING LOTS it West Ward. Eber.ib'g.
8. PASTE 1!EL( TS, or about C acre each, on
mile from town.
J. TIMBER, suitable for cord wood, on LOTS
of ti or 8 acres each, one mil" from town.
10. SIXTY ACHES HRMi.oOi Timdku BAND.
Will cnt UJUi.tMi feet lumber. One aud a half
miles from Ehonsburg.
ll.iA FARM OK IOO ACRES, convenient to
Ebensburg; mostly cleared und iu good order.
Will bo sold separately or with No. 10.
J!A11 the above described property wi'l b
soul e neap etui on easy terms. Those eleslriug
to purchase will e-ull en e.r addre-ss tho undar
signed ou or before the 1st dv of January next.
.T. ALtiX. MOORfc,
Or S.IOKVlAkEU A OATilAX.
Kbensburg, Dec. 1, 187i.
OF
liFEMEP US!
1
N D R E W OSES
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Sur-F-Vs Bcildisc, Cluiton St., Jodnsto-wm
HAS just received his fall and winter stock
of fine French, London and American
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VE5TIKGS,
and a full assortment of Gent's Firmisuixj
Goods.
llr. Moses has been for eight years Cutter at
Wood, Alorrell fc Co.'s establishment, and now
desires to inform his friends and the public pen
erally that he has commenced business in Sup
oes's building, on Clinton tieet, witlt a stoclt
pf goods adapted to" the fall and winter, which
he is prepared to make up in the latest styles
and at moderate prices for cash, hoping by at
tenticTi to business to fnerit a Chare ot public j
pitronage, and mainlaiu that success which
has heretofore attended his ciTbrts in producing
good fitting garments. Give him n. call.
' Johnstown, Sept. S. Isf.a.-tf.
n TT Oi'aVT: M 1 forSrlorti l.'ia
' professional services to the citizens e.f J
Ebensburcr und vicinity. Office on High street,
opposite the new Cnngrej,-nti.mal church. Ea.tt j
Ward. Night ciils en l made st the Into rW- .
donea of Dr. R. S: Btinn. Wst Ward. tmy
SAVE MONEY!
ItT I'ATBOSIZINO
CUKAP CASH DF.AI.EIua laf
ALL KINDS DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Roady-MadB GLOTHINQ,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
SATIXUTTS-
AnU a ITreuli uud ( uiu.Iete block of
n 111 hit p
COKS13T1KG elf
I' 1 Xt n
iinnriri 1 Trrn 1 1. iirTTir bit
GO TO BARKER'S
Clothing Store.
1 ti 1 1 i rii-n 1 i;i irir r ,11 nttn
am urn vtmi imi
;it tl, FELD,
BAC0H, SALT, FISH,
FJIESII VEGETABLES,
DRIED &L CAN'D FRUITS,
SUGARS. TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES, CHEESE, &c.
Alio, a large ttock of the
Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco,
ST0EE ON HIGH STREET,
lour Dcor East of Crawfovd't Uriel,
Hbctisburg, Pn.
IIREl FIRE!! FIRE!!!
DO YOU HEAR THAT, FIREMEN ?
AND ARB JOB rilKPAREl) TO
OBEY THE SUMMONS I
This ton are not. uidess you hve been to
Wolff's Clothing Store,
and have bought one of those superb
FI R i: M A S COATS,
to kee-p vou warm and dry. AVon-r m.'-kc
j them at from ?. IK to ?C0, and any other pnr-
u-ent you want you can have made to oiuer at
short notice.
Ejr&'O FIT. SO CHARGE! jr
Mr. 'vVOLFF bus i'lst returned from the East,
and his "HEADY MADE
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
now contains thelargest assortment, tlie merit
varied assoi iment, and altogether the itoat
pleasing assortment of
SEASONABLE (iAiniimTS
l Oll JlEX ASiD IJOTS,
EVER DISPLAYED IX ALTOOSA.
tS?OVERCOATS. from tl.e lowest priced
Cassimere to the finest P.eaver all size.
2T"Full Puitisof Clothiiiac nt Irom f9to30.
Pun is from $1,60 to ?3. Vests from 75 cent
to .". . Alo. a geneial Varie-tt of
KG TICKS & FURKISKIKG GOODS,
EEat.q, :i:i, liootN, Mior-K,
UMUBELLAS.SA'l CIIELS, TliL'XIiH, ke.
E3'-li. the LADIES' DF.PA RTES T will
be found a full slock of FURS, from the low
est priced Conev to the finest Mink and Sable.
GODFREY WuLFF.
Next door to the Post Office, Altoona, P.t.
rjl 1IOM A S C A 11 L A sT
WHOLESALE fcF.ALEIt IS
GROCERIES 5 QUEENSWARE-
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
SI ATIONEUY AND NOTIONS,
m set, nm meats.
BltO., FLOllt,
FEED AND PROVISIONS,
s:ieicnih Aifjiito,
Between 13th and 14th Sts., Altoona.
All uch poods as Spires. P.rushcs. AVood
and V.'illow Vare, Shoe Blacking and Station
ery will bo sold Irom manufacturer's pintcd
price iUts. and ail other coodi in my line l
Philadelphia, Ualtimore, Cincinnati and piUs-
bugh current prices. To dealers 1 present ti.e
peculiar advantage of Saving them all lrcirht
and draysge, as they are not required to pay
freights from the principal cities and no dray
ope charges are na-ic. Dealers may rest as
sured that my good? are of the best qualitr and
my prit'es lis moderate as city -rates. Nj doinj;
a fair, npriht busint's.s, and bv promptly ai d
saiisfactorily tillirp all orders, 1 hope to nieril
the patre'iia'pe of retail dealers and other in
Cambria coitiitff and elsewhere. Orders le
srpctf.illv olicited and satisfaction puaranteed
in all caes. THOMAS CAKLAXU.
Altoona, July 21). lfcb!L-tf.
TAMES it. OATMAN, M. J.,
" tenders Lis professional services a Pliv
sioiah aiid Surgeon to the citizens cd Carrol!-,
tewn r.ud vicinity. Office in lear of build
ing occrtpied by J. Buck & Co. as a stoic.
Night calls can be made at bis residence, one
door south of A. Ilaug's tin and hardware
ctore. fMay 3 lSt.7
ILOI D & CO., Bttulicrt, "
A Edensbcro, Fa.
Gold, Silver, Governujetit Loans, aud
other Securities, bought and sU. Ittret
allowed on 'fivwe-t'eposits. (i'lloctions rns.'o
in all acecss.ir.e points in the United State
and a general Bankins bos:nt &$ tranit itid
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I "HT J. LLOlD, suce ecor to R. S.
Dusk, Dealer iu Drvys. J"-J;tv,
J Puit, 4- Store on Main stitet. oppotita
Octotitr 17, lSta7.-G!ja,
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