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Cambria Jjrcemnu,
SATf;i.'IAY, : : : : MAY 11, 1S72.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
HOW ABOUT THIST We havft
fvl'.lT
shall
.i nn .ur hi ml Hint the rmisui
i,,,,nn ntire urw ouifit ol type
iihin the
pi jt i wo nifln'h".
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if it should take "the last
dollar"' to accomplish the
-n Klin "I' mat
,e, and we earnestly hope that all persons
r.i to us in a:iy t will make rtompt
piirp
iin.tb
,ment wiM i i a month or n weelts. tsesices
tint. e shou'd t all mems have a power
if
l wa l(i not emecl to secure ine
pre
A 111
lfl,p,.Jr ItltlUS I" 'if irfuni """-.fiii
thci i "1 enunp'1 doe u, e o ve couclti
(jJ to solicit the aid of patriotic Democrats
fTCMl.ere. It sr-ems to ns tliAt there nre to
ri!, Hred earnest friends of the FurMAN "hit
aot.M '- wtl'ine advaiicsV'Irre dollar ech
to n the purchase of a pi wer rress, arid
t.lte sheirrav in i.ci iption. e'O. At least
ws
Opeil lO pt I "I IK I II Ul 111:11 aill'l. HUM
receive lavornoie rcpoi ic "l.uuui
ti.ty. Again we lit,
how about llilb?
Ha?4 Mt Mialmpa Ilotne.
V, nl-s of a fenther tljck to gather g-irJen
tJ- !iii time of year
1 i,r Mn.iic ores indulged iu the luxury of
a ll.iv pri on Tutelar
j Hutitii pi"ti f '11111 ' nrw sprc.es 01
I .c.nit'iireli-in. m ili' i-ii cow pf-Noiiiug.
I l'r,.f Sonne! Wei Iff has In en re-elected
I Cor't Siipirii'tPi'dent of li-tlin county.
l;.v A J. H.irtsoi k . ol W ilipcre. lias nc-
i cp: a M '"al!
i ni i"f .i' fe
hum ihe Luiherau congregation
k (.,,,i 'ii 'r flue made thinjrs lively at the
si CI 'es V.o'.'. A. oona, lastSatutday even-
iiis . No daiiK.e li'jiie.
j (;,.,) me.vpu daily at M. L. Om man's.
Iwhch ncfD'nis "r his goods always being
j.0j, c, titrU mid deir.tb!e
Kc r. 51. O'llalloran, late paxtor of the
rOnth Jii; ciiiMfli of Huntingdon, dieJ iu Cork.
rf,iii'l i'i 11 'I' ultinn.
I The luik n: :he nortlieat tern part of this
:iuii'i -"(' l.'ikiir of holding ar. agricultural
flair "i riiPJt Sinii.j rex fa'l.
I 'fi f iibei thnrc Flour Depot. No I Oil Ilieh
Jfrrt. i li e plice to .u the Eatru Star
f imur, "ii'uh kin w no ("cpeiior.
i A t-iig man named Law ton, in Hun
i tintL'iT' cciiii'r. Jell Ir-'Tti a alack car which
i i it i fl ihc truck, the other day, and was killed.
J'd'li Gore, of Jo'ni stown. who h lieen
.n it mate of the Western reiiiieiitiary for the
1 1 1" t'x Tes ta, ia t-n'u tu liaiu rrctiu'J i full
;n?d n trom the (.lovirnor.
(--We hare iccrired the antual catnloene of
ll ? Oiieiitiee Male aid Female Colieire,
ChenyhKe. Indiana county. '1 he inslitutiuu
. in a pros eioim ciiiiiiion.
I 1 hi. hsfu the HkHAtu is prohably intend
j d lor retry. 1 f r.oi, inil to what it is
mm nl tor-- i-eit"n,ly not for wit: 1' lie apN
pie bi.tier fheel i.p at i cet ," t.:c.
1 J. Ii. Holland re-electi-il Superin'en
drul ol common icl-oola lor Ula'r county l.t
'liurdnv. I Vol John Miller was re elected
Iri ti f'rinlenj-iit ftr Aiioona.
1 l.e Jol riatown Lcho iiula the Ebenhurc
HlKAiti a Di.ll Vnuleu'' par, Mid li.e lat
ti-r id n.b..blv make a bistlh: about it; or.
it tony be, llie Ft no aian'e collar will be tiht-
On Wtfiicday niornirp. David Powell
r. . l.ilr di ivn c a t o ln-n-e wapoo. in Cant-Ii.m-1
ii. lell under the wheel and mis
"'V-ii-uij ii.piieii. 1' S. At Friday iioou, Air.
i'uwi ll if lejoi'ed dead.
ll ta t'ie 'ihe gentleman who showed
. iff Ms i.Mui juekaa mupiditv." we wonM buy
j pan- i'i new trn;uii- hihI kick the llnu.tio
! u fi'iu n dimii place until his moae would
l.tnl. Or words to thai effect.
I liauv White, according to the Indiana
?:JlnM.t, will not veiu ii the iioininatiut. of
S i i.HM-inaii it lai(:e. He in somewhat noied
4)1.1 ivialbiiij: at tverythiin wi hiu his teach
v mill I oldinu on to all thai he id''
; -Wednesday'a Ai-lihui l A uv- catic lati :
I e iiiHi.v friends of A. C. Mullin. E-q .will
J be ple;inl lo larii that he lias eo lnr itcovercd
i 1 : , t... . . :i 1. . .. .
'iviu "i v . . l iiiiici up til ie aoiv 10 f.Ul IU
1.11 appi'u'ai.ce at the bink eacii UHy."
oio laiiiicr. will. 11 n eve to lusinea.
r.iM miike h 1. ice tiling ot it Uv ilienilow el
11 L oiiie tlrvi 11 or iht hutidit d d -s iu this
t rrHCiall al atH'Ul ttie liour Ol Ui id
Thfte ia su uiiich bwik in llicui
I U H. liiown. lormerly ticket agent at
i t'lemi-ii. Iixa bought the i! (I'-niynl tract of
1 (in jri of tiiiit.tr land In W Bliin'-Ioii toan
ii:p. ni.d daiina npagini; extet siyely in the
uni.utuciuie ol luu.lei thereon ihis auuimer.
F"r f wiig oals, J. F. coiiainers the
"bnuh iu rute aTf?iiiiie'' machine the very
I rrt in nun ket All the other nnichiuea are
ti'.t to sow the ted at random, and a crop of
' i d Luta" is ."Lre to lo'.low. That's what ho
William Smith and Edward PoweU rnwed
a ii j'lo tci.il iic 111 the AMeivheiiv at Pitia
biiiK UkI Satcrday .uiali won ; but if ii had
l.em a iiuni-kull race, and the Hkrald m.ii!
hit o poi.nut, tie iesa.1 iuiht have btcu dil
i:ietit. Jaiuaa J ii-V noil. Abrnni lilaiue'a rtpltt '
lior. has be-aki, t,in.lt to Loretto. whete
lie has Opened a battier t.bop. w m ,,.,w r.rv
pared to 1 1 her atid thave. irizz'a and imti" tu
the saliafaciioii ot all coiaera. Jim is a proti
cicut artiat and ileaerves eiiC'u'"i:'iieiit.
l.-n Davia and onraeli e the best pleaaed
nun in Ebentburjr. Lent, ia plenaed becuae
the HitiiU man ia not ) em. L)vid, and we
are plenaed liei-atise. even if he h:id the req'ii-
iie braina 10 fill Lfim.'h place, be lacks the
i 'i'cal ability to tit'h'en our hut collar.
1- inl ili.iri.v will a-ll. ar purine arfie, ai
l.ii- tnrm a sl ort diatBiice ea"t of fcben'buri;,
on Vioi drtV. iG'li ii siant. hordes, coaa, shrep.
hoj:s aHcul'ura! iuiliun't, etc , eic. The
I (ale ai l l.ril, at 1 o'clock in the AtTrt 0('X.
1 i.ot at 'J o'clock iu the rouc.NouN, aa stated in
' lu hanubilla
-1md nt" 1 aa beei C ei' ai d furnished
ii eiM.d tiyle by its owner. T. W tn.emiker
in il bi Uf tirt ol June the worthy host and
In auiiable laily w ill be prepni el lo welcome
t il il UiUiuilale in 'he nunl agreeable nian
- l'r all tt.nui er viiiois who nauy lavor thetu
fiili the.r ua'ioit.
-. 'J he Joi iiMown DfcAT has enlargetl
it hoi. mini i a in ihe ex'riii ol one colomn to
I n-l pae. and It oka exceeoii.j.ly wed in 1 tie
li'cienred f rm. J l is now one ot the largest
pal't-ra ill the Sinte. m it it mld iional room
r ivaiJini; mailer cannot fiil to prove nu .us
u.iiin kl kl'inclii'ii lo it m.i,,v teaoeis.
We roncrutulale Kurea Hi rty on bis re
'uii iu hraith aid home lo aay nothing of
oilir twetit t joy mms. and hope.il he evr
tnn bt-contes a Ita mbler, ih-u his line
Uiav ! caal in more piea-unt places and that
lie time for rambling may be much less con-
I tiacteti ihan one hour out of eyery tweuty four.
1 ne attention 01 jjirc ctora is called to the
ct that, under the provisions ol' au aci passed
the l.fci.lature lat wiu'er, they are reVui
ei to keep the schools ot their respective
' ' "ncia in operation five inonlha in the rear.
Tln, oi oiurae, will necessitate the laving of
an i"cieasU rate of taxation tor suliuul pur-
1 he Catholic Temperance Aaseciatiou of
'' ' pUce ia grradually but surety on the in
the uuinbar of uieiobera at ''resent beinK
"i ,!, tweiy five The itod effects ol
le otf:ij'zaiiMi i niidv at'parent, and we
eaioectly hope that the cimnieud ibla woik will
t' on until a within its reacli have been eu
lia'td iu tlie cauae
'I V. Dtrk ia a sent of the Ebecsburj?
li.nriltc Anei.cy. As an illuitration of the
mount ,f bnsiiieaa done by him during Ihe
r' niritnK 1 ... ..ikt
" HJU of inauraiice was elf.-cted in the lna.
a ma
til kav liiilliincr li,c i.iii,la in
l"f.
.r,,,,,Piiiea. Fnrourage home eutcrpriae.
"1011116 now.
l'e rir. I!'or 1-Ui"l.'til aspirants are in
K H . Vtn.wi ....I I. ...1.1 nr..
J'oth
" ' " " .1 1 fell. 1IQI aviiiv,
''tineii have been he;oia nrerioua
tlevei . ame posuiou, ami botn
J 1! T91 ut 'r' Rti- Either of
. uiw? "P-bla d faithful Kep-
". and. If nominate.! ,d. wlwilftj,
" ' VIILIIMia I,.. al . . . . .
A lad named Magee fell from the wall of
the ConemaugiVboroURh school house, now
beine erected, to the ground, a dNtance of twen
ttthree feet, and was considerably injured.
The frit nds oi the Sabbath school caue
thioughout the county should aee that they are
propei ly represented at the third annual con
ytn'i"n of ihe Cambria County Sabbath School
AsBocia'ion, wh'ch is lo assemble at Wilmora
on TueFdny next. Excursion tickets will be
issued at the seVeral staiijua between Ebens
burg and Jol.nstown.
Talking about cigar?. You like a good
one, doii't you ? And about tobacco. You of
course want an article that will put you in
mind ol hoi.ey dew. dtuhle distilled and drip
iugevr the edges. I.emmon & Murray, on
High strtet, keep precisely the kind ol cig.rs
hinted at. and their tobaccos fill ihe bill to the
doitii g of an i and the crossing of a t.
-Il our borough dads cinnot see with their
naked eies the necessity of removing the old
pump in fror.t of No. 100 High stnet, we 8'
pert the propriety of getting up a subscription
to buy each of them a pnir ol tpec tclm. A
new pump at that point U needed very badly,
the old one in question heitij( a confounded
inisatce and a fraud on ihi s"y citiz n-.
in tlio v'cii.itT ol Suaimerhill, on Monday
evei ing, J icob Horner, a brakeman on the
Middle Divii-ion, met with a terious accident.
He was tilting on a bumper, with his legs
hanging down between the cats, when tue
bumpers of ihe two car c-ime kuddenly to
gether, with one of I orrer's 'gs between
them The Hii'b was broken nenr ihe thib,
and wits cruahed in a fearful mnuucr.
Tl a nicest thing out ! When you are in
Johnstown, go to Jam. ti linn's fancy store,
0 Main stiee'. an I aee hi ttock of Dolly
Vardcit, Sailor, and Rpgalta Hits. They aie
tho latest tty Its. Then, too, he has ubout a
bundled thousand oilier things ou need, but
we haven't time to entimtrute thc-ui. Just
diop in at Jim's ettabii-hmetit and metilioii
our nnrr.e, and he will show you everything. i
We laltly had occaMou to gat a piece of !
rag carpel woven, and entrusted the joo to ;
Mts-rs. T. M. Joii3 Sot s. of the Ebeusburg
uolen I'actory. 1 he Car et was nuis'ied and
brought to our hou-e the ether day, and, alter
c ireful ex iiniiiAiioii , we pionoui ce it the b sl
piece ot weaving we have ever sreu. Persons
in need of work of the kind mentiouid aia
reco" tin nj1 to patron zu the Messrs. Jonet .
On Friday of lust week. Miss Annie M.
Sctnlitii. duuhttr of Htiirv i'mii'hm. Kwi
and Mis Waloerg Eger. daughter of Mr
Dominic Eger. 1 o:li of O.itrolltown, made their
aolcinn profession ami oecanie letpectively Sis
ter Mary lii-nuid i and Sister M. Uihel'hi in the
order l Sistets of St. Cetledict at that pluctf.
1 btir re'igious vows weir received by the l iii
op ot the Diocese, as is the rule in such cere
monies. Abl Lloyd has taken possession of his
new house, at the riiliuad d;l ; J. K. Hite
bus bought and muved into the house v.icaled
by Abel ; and Wm. H. Scch.er his irunsferied
his household gods lo the domicil last lilt va
cant ll was allowing at the lime when all
this Mining was being tffected, and the unnui
inous verdict ot the tr'u most intimately c- ns
ceii.ed is that they are glad the j ib has been
done. It tcold, oi.ipiriiiiig uiK, they aiy.
Thomas J. Lojd has bought ihe house for
merly occupied by SccUler.
On Wcdi.esday. F P. Tieniey, E q , ol
Eleiiahurg. received a telegiam !rom New Or
leai s, dated 7ih. containing the news of the
death of Mr. Uobert lit berts. The unctii-t I
was a son uf Her. Hiclinrd Roberts, dee'd ,
and formerly lived ir this neighborhood. He
went S iilh nun v years ago, and was a re.-i-
dent ot Louisiatiu up to thti t iue of his death.
He leaves a loitune variously e limited at
Horn SltO.UUO 10 $1 lU.IIUli, nil which, by the
ptuvisiona of his will, goes tw h'.s aisur, Mrs.
Eliua Jones, ot C-iuibii i towuthip.
Thomas Paiiisii, a l-ioihtr ul Frar.ci J.
Parrish, ot tialli z ;i, is ll'jjtuiti on a Ireisht
train on the P 11 ll. W ii.le in Ihe rear of his
cabuvte car making some lepiirs. in the Ai
luoua yard, la.-t Tuesday, unolhcr caboose
came up and all uck (lie trout ol his car. knock
lug him down ou the rack. Two wheels run
over lnui, oi e over his right thigh and the
other over one of his arms. Though he whs
shockingly mangled, jet wondi rlul lo relate he
had no bones broken. His ii juries are neces
sarily ievere, but uo icais of his recoveiy are
til' ei tallied.
A nice younsr man in BeUefonte had a
lady friend who 1 -juiced in ihe ownership of a
ball d zfii jolcitisu. He went angling one day,
ai d caught a pound trout. That's the Muuli
est sort of (lout they have iu that sect. on, you
know. And he preserved it alive, and took it
home, and thought it would make a pretty
companion for the goldfish, and conciuceJ he
wouid give hi." lady hiend a It: C . e turpi ise b
itiiruuuciig ii into the aquarium milium htr
kuowledge, The surprise was pel feci, for the
trout swallowed the goidiish, and iheu caimiv
turned over ou its dorsal liu and died of n.Uu
gesiiou.
iltigtoan" is agitated. The celebrated
Betsy Kui.tuian, of Su.-quchai.na lownahip,
willi nuaace iu her heailuiii a pistol in her
hand, tuiiertouk recently to shoot a brevet
husband ol hers iu that suction, Wi Turn Lioyd
by umuc. She had lived .with William about
a tear, uud William h.iu lired ot her, and had
hidiiti. her go back lo her lawful husband.
Ibis galled Deity's si'ii.-ilive iiiure, sj to
spe..k, uuJ the sought revenge. 11 the cap on
the fiieaim had exploded, uud if the b.urel
couluined powder and ball, a deed ol blood
would hvtt beeu enuclcd, piovidiug ulwuys
I lUui. Ueuj'i aim Was .1114.
. 1 i.e owneia ot Vruvrt, Hinc along ihe
bat.ks ot ihe d ams below town Biiuu'a iut u
stop lo this ihin ol catching ti h w ith neis 011
their uretnites. It cokt$ltO to slock lho-a
daina, ai.d the fih were put theie with the
exoeclation that ihey would bd allowid lu
uiulliply auflicicnlly fur ihe demands of our
enure people, ai.d not be ciiaau out by the
uhobiaaie in nets lor the beuutii of a lew It
i in couiempluiiou iu. iulroduce other and
superior lisn this Siitumer, but umesa uf-urai.ee
is given that they thail be protected, th pro
jecl will likely be alio wed to sliiaip thioUKh."
Anglr g wiih a book is all light, but uulliug
ahou d not be to ertd
Scott Monroe, a culled brudder, who some
years ago obtained lettei ol ii.iroouciion Irom
the Court f this county to the IV asii.ru Peni
t.iniarv li.r a tar lvt.m"Uth. but was pardoned
j out belore ihe expiration of bis term ul mr
I vice. ba again got into lroubl. This lime,
I it is in Da tloid coumy. The piice of buuer
over there way loo high to .uil bis v ews, ntid
so be got iuto the buaintta of steaiiug wiial
he neeied of the article But the business
proved unpopular, .and the Court said that, lo
ihe ei d ol oulling Scolt's ioordinate and de
praved taste lor buuer. hefhou d go back to
Alleghany uity lor a ye.r. Tho Bedford jail
cannot be very secure, for a reward ol $3 I is
now oU'red for Mr. Monroe's return thereto.
Ou Tuesday. Gen. J. M. Campbell ceased
to be Surveyor Geneial ol the State, a position
held by him lor six cousecutive years. In the
evrnin' ot 'hat day, at the Harris House. liar
ritburg". a banq-tet was given their reliriug
chief by the t-leik iu the Laud Otli-je, and a
cane wa presented him bearing 'be itiscrip
tion : Preenied to General J. M. Campbell
by the clerks in the L fid Department of renu
svlvania. May. 17." A bronze clock was
at the aam time presented Ctiiel Clerk it. A
McCoy. I' bois) Hie inscrintiou ; Preseuteil
to General Robert A McCoy by his le low
c elks in the Land Department of Pennsylva
nia. Miy. 1 172." Gen Beath has aksumed
the'duiies of Surveyor General, Geu. Alc'Joy
retaining the position of Chief Clerk.
The "convention of School D rectors tr
elect a County Superintendent lor lha eusuing
three year met 111 lha Court House Tuesday
afternoon. The attendance wa larga, 151
out o!" i2U4 Directors being present. Johu
Buck, of CanolUown. was ch-i.eii President.
Peler McGough.ol Washington township, and
l ater Dougherty, of Summit, Vice Presiaenis.
and Janie Quinn. of Johnstown, and Samuel
A. Kephait, of Wiltnore, Secretaries The
salary per year of the Huperinteudwut a? fixed
atJl.l'OJ. For Superiuieiideut. Prof T J
Chapman, ol Ertensbuig. S B. McCorniick . of
Johustown, and M J. Sweeny, of Cambria.
Citf, wer placed in i-omiuation. Mr, McCor
mick withdrew his nam The result of the
first ballot was Chaoroan, 116; Sweeny, 35.
Mr. Chapman wa declared fleeted, and the
convention i';nuriied.
tot Ai, tonnr.sposDExrE.
JoejiSToyyN, May 8, 1S72.
DEAR Freem an Vowinkle & Co., of this place
have for sule a drink called Zwetcheii ff'iisser,
or prime brandy, which they import directly
from Ocrinany, and which is one of the niost
delicious drinks that is made. They havealai e
quantity on hand and make rapiJ salee. Al-ttioua-fi
this drink has been In use in the old
country for many years, it is new to Americans,
aud is emphatically a German beveragre, but is
jrood none tl e less 1
Autioch, in Syria, which was lately visited by
an earthquake, was almost destroyed by oue in
f(5, in the return of Justinian, and bittory re
cords that one as the tittli in order that visited
that city. That earthquake tasted for eighteen
months.
Two members of the light-flsrurcd fraternity
were arrested 011 eouctdny last, at Whisky
Sprh.ifs, and tent up to the new jail, to nwait
trial m the churiro of relieving tht person
or Mr. Richard Jelly, of this place, of one gold
and one silver watch, the latter gentleman
at the time obliviously enjoying his afternoon
siesta that is, fust asleep. Ihey confessed
their truiit aud told where the watches bad been
hidden.
Conemaugh borouir h is happy in the possession
of a heifer only eighteen mouths old which is
the mother ot a whopping biif calf. Said heifer
Is a "younjj: tbitijr" for such busine', to say
nothing of it being the property of Mr. Wm.
Young. The calf is young too,
l'rai:k t iil!i:au tell on u coat mine car, while
coming out of one of the I. Co.'s mines, a day
or two agr, and inj u red. his back and one shoul
der very severely.
The late heavy frosts have injured the fruit to
pome extent in this place. This season is fifteen
eiays later here than any Spring has been for
ten years. Wonde r if the Signal Stations have
anything to do w ith the backward weather this
season 't
I noticed that you spoke kindly in your last
Issue of a certain very gentlemanly aspirant fer
Legisl. tive honors. Permit me to express my
preference, and that is a gentleman who would
sweep Cambria county like a cyclone. I mean
our mutual friend, John Porter, Esq, Mr. Por
ter was always "the right tnun in the right
rlac-e," and, in view of his recent losses by tire,
think a bettor choice could not be made by
the Democracy ot Cambria county for the Leg
islature. .Mr. Porter's course iu the Lcgislaturc
wlien he was our representative, gave entire
satisfaction. He was honest, fair, upright and
straight out 0:1 every question, and we believe
that no man in this county has more true
friends and admirers. He is my choice until
the Convention decides, it it does decide against
him. Rob ltov.
Cut ant Di niCATK.n By special invitation
of our kinsman, Kv. P. M.Ward, pastor iu
charge, wu attended the dedication. 011 Sunday
last, of Si. Stephen's (C.tlholio) church, 11a
zelwood, near Pittsburgh by fur the most
elegant , though nul the Uigesl, religious edifice
il nan ever been our piovince to enter The
dedicatory errv ice were of course e ducted
by lit. Hev. M. Douicncc, iiithep of the dio
cese, assis ed by a number of treats, who,
with lha students of St. Michael's Seminary,
closest bund, trade up the pn.cis-ion which
paused around the church oul?iJe and in-ide,
chau'ing the "Mi.-ereie" in grand stvleas ihey
wont, the Bi-ih.).) blessing ihe wtiU of the
beautiful s'lucture. The dedicatory scimoti
was pre.- ched by Be v. S epheu Wall, President
of the Sr iiiinn r, w hoc-e eh quciice aud leu:i,ii g
aia provetbial, and was as it could not tail to
tie, a masterly and pleasing fT t. The stu
dents of the Sen. in 11 y sang the Mass, and also
chanted the Vespers in the tten u,-, aequittii g
tlipmselves 11 both occ. s ou witti t' e giei'e.-t
credit. I n the 1 veiling, the Bishop delivered
a most instructive and elcquei t lecture one
of the be-t wa hive ever listened t from his
lips. The chinch is a peifect gem, uud ia well
worth a good roui.'d trip to tee. It ia a tilling
monument to the ze 1 and energy of ita worthy
pastor, and a triumph ol ai cl.in ct ural tkdl ol
which its pri jec.trs and pations u.ay neil feel
proud.
G It A "V n rOXCEKT AT CITY II ALL
ri! 1 SLU UGH, PA .JULY 4th. Ii-72. We
direct the attention of our leaders tu the advei
liscniPiit ir this week's paper of the Concert at
City Hall, Pitltburgh, July 4lh. At the cou
clusii 11 ! ihe Conceit 3b(J beuuli'ul Building
Luis at O.ikdule Station, on lo Piliat-urh,
St. Louis and Cincinnati It. It , will be distrib
uted among the Ticket Holders. TLe price ol
lie Tickets has been fixed at :Le low price of
One Dollar each, uii 1 will entitle the holder lo
a chance of drawing one ol the Lots.
To those defiling lo get up clubs , the pre
miums are vety l.ticral. Ad die-3 all cuinuiu
iiica'.ions ij Gto. H. S-HASAfki-T,
12 Third Ave., Pitubargii, Pa.
Could T Com It! Tha twa tra'nj that
tried to paas each other on the same tiuck
hadn't loom enough and collided, bill Harry
Mayer will make rom for ail at his m tinuio.h
Cietlhing Sloie. Mo. Opeia House, Johns
town. If y ou don't w ant good bargains don I
go there; il yon do, do. M. II. Mayer has laid
lu a tupeib stock of lead v-niauO summed' cloth
ing for men and boys, which aid be aoid as
cheap us the cheapest cm tell all of g -od
quality uf goods a ud of the latest styles.
About a thousand more customer, tuc expected
next week, aa aoon aB the pre.eiil thousands ai
wailed on. C 'Jin a Suou.
Kiir it Btroar the T' flk That L. Co
Inn. No "2 -I'i Main street. Johnstown, hasjl.t
received a suppiv ol summer bats ol all a.zea.
dimensions, and kinds straw, Leghorn, ciiii,
rush. Panama, A.C. Haudsoiue alylus. hia
warratiled, tastes pleased, and vales alwavs
made. AI.o, tine, blacit uiuuierlmti of every
dcsct iplion. Also, go lo iiK-aliu hats, silk
hats, slove-pipe hats, and hai. A Iso. t;nt,
lutiiishing coods. c.U'i. cdlara, handkerchief,
hli'.r.s, iitcklies, the h tudsoiuest iu town, gold
studs, pearl bullous, etc. etc- Now ia the liuie
to buy c Ii cup at Cohen's Cheap Hil i'ullul.
Watchls There uie three kinils of watch
es gold walcbea, silver waichea. and those
Uiv w i, ,r jr1Mi iIHraind at Aldeudifer A.
Coipe-ks' Unnvalied Dry Unwi. .
'2'2 Open House. Juhnsiowii, where can be
toiind tha most gorgeoi a ha is. bonnets, ribiHiiis,
Qowers, lace, tt imuiings, glnVea. collars, slka,
satins, aud iigt tuintner goods, ever brought to
Johnstown. Their lich uisplav of goods trans
cenda belief. Their thow windows reaemble
tlie otginal garden of Kden, Painassus, or
Olympus, where beauty unrivalled iciiis tu
prauie and tloweis eternal bloom.
.."How about your garden? have you got
it made?'' "Ye', a la Doily Varden. '"is what
the other said "I bought my seeds at H unt
ie 'twas theie we got the spade and a
better man to buy from 'a not in the hardware
trade He keeps a host of nice things, as good
as any nrtde, and seMs as cheap as can be w hen
rei-ly cash is paid " For any thing in the way i f
hardware, tinware, sloves, labor saving ma
chines, groceries, cutlery, etc., etc., be ouio lo
call ou Huutlcy.
. .Thai cellar extension which oar neighbor
Cham Kolierls is constructing under his aioie
will be finished next wtek. in honor of this
agreeable event, he prepofe selling watches,
clot ks, jewelry, notions, etc., cheaper iha., ever
before. Particular attention i- directed to his
ttock ef elegant and reliable Ameiieau watch
e which will be sold al mauulactuiera' prices
lor caah.
..Dollv Varden in B.trnabv Rudae" is a
happy creation of Dickens. Bui there ia a
tequel to her career not down in the books.
Full of innocent girlish coque rv, she refused
poor Joe Wiliel after all, aud simply becaue
lie did not buy his ready made clothing at V.
S. Barker's. Dolly knew that Vallie uad the
beat, nicest, aud cheapest iu towu.
. Mills' new grocery store is a success. We
knew it would be auth, for bis nrices are so
ex'remely low that 110 oue cm aff.rd to buy
elsewhere. For iusiance, you won't pay J'd.n
Smith 35 cents for a pound of browned c iffee
when you Cab tel the saiua quantity aud the
same quality Iroiu Mills lor i0 cauls, ilia
price I lot is the lowest in town.
I1ARQ" A1NS IN CLOTH I NO. We cannot too
earnestly invite the attention of our gentlemen
frieneis to tho closing out sale of ready-made
clothing and furnishing goods at the store mte
of Jacob Pireher. dee'd, Montgomery 8b, Holli
daystuirg. We kuow the goods to be ierte?ci
iu make, pleasing In stylos, lirm iu textures,
varied in patterns, and fully as cheap in prices
as wholesale city rates. These ore facts, and
those who want to buy clothing will do well to
be guided by them. Bargains lor all buyers.
Cattiom. Everv genuine box of Dr. Mc
LANK'S LIVEK PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BKOS.. and their private United
Btates Stamp. M""Take do other." Tbe
market U f ull of loaltattee.
Communication.
SOMETI1INO ABOUT HISTOHT.
Afr. Editor. Wo said something last week
about teachers studying English liistory, and
particularly that part immediately connected,
with our growth as a nation. Teachers who
choose can cut this slip out and paatcit iu their
TJ. S. history for reference :
I.VGI.ISU Kl'LKRS-
Henry VII. was sovereign of England nt the
lime of the discovery of America by Christo.
pber Columbus, but Henry VIII. becamesover
eign in If)", and reigned till 1547. During tho
first hundred years or discovery, from KjOO to
1000, the following persons were sovereigns of
(ireat Britain r,,iirnry VII. from 150U lo 15IT :
Edward VI. t'reua 1"4 to 1T3 ; Mary from 1553
to l.VH ; Elizabeth from VAi to lt:03. The next
hundred years., from lttliO to 17fSI, during the
period of Colonial settlements, the following
iiersons were sovereigns f Great Britain :
ames I. from leVC to lij, Charles 1. from 10ir
to 1(HU ; Cromwell from lt49 to 1IW0; Charles II.
from lijyo to lnso ; James II, from 1GS5 to l'ISO ;
William III, ami Mary from 16S'j fi The
next years during Colonial growth and pro
gress, the following persons were sovereigns of
Great Britain: Anne from 1703 tol7H: George
I. from 17H to 177 ; George II, from 17i7 to 17W);
George ill. from 17tto to 1PM. Siueo this has
beeu a separate government, from 17 up to
tho present time, tho following persons have
reigned in Great Britain: George III. from 17S5
to George IV, from 1-D to bSJO : Willimn
lVr. from lSJo to 1337 ; Victoria from 1837 to 1872.
FKENCH HUI.EICS.
The following persons were rulers in France :
Louis XIII, from KM0 to 1B3; Louis XIV. from
1(143 to 1715; Louis XV. from 1715 to 1774; Louis
XVU from 1774 to 17'J3; Louis XVII. from 17'J3
toKiW; Napoleon i. from 1791) to 1814; Louis
XVIII. from JS14 to ISU'4 ; Charles X- from 1K34
to 18:50 ; Louis Phiiip from bsj) to 1S48 ; Louis
Napoleon, from laibto li-71 : Thiers from 1871 to
1872. Kob liov.
A limn Compliment. It is not at all surpris
ing that certain cracker manufacturers Miould
find it to their advantage to imitate Messrs.
Marvin & Co. as closely as possible. This is cer
tainly the highest compliment they could pay
this firm, and if their efforts were confined to
making as good, or if possible better, articles
in their lineof business, this competition would
be legitimate uud honorable. But we regret to
learn that this imitation consists in copying
the shape and styles of Marvin & t'n.'s boxes ami
other packages : iu imitating the brands, labels,
lettering and marking ; adopting even the color
of the inks employed ; and in short approximat
ing as nearly to Marvin & Co.'s trade-marks as
it is possible to do without direct infraction of
the hew. - By these disingenious methods, pur
chasers have been deceived iuto buying au in
ferior article of cracker, cake, or biscuit, under
the impression that they were obtaining Mar
vin & Co.'s; ami tho latter firm has beeu un
justly charged with manufactures that were
not up !o their standard. To avoid this danger,
let purchasers, in orders to their grocers, be
sure to specify Marvin & Co.'- v nrious crackers;
also, to note carefully the marking of tho pack
ages, or. if convenient, make t heir purchases
at the Bakery, Nos. yi ami U3 Liberty btroet,
Pittsburgh. fresbutti inn Banner.
Wiit is This Thcs? If there are any per
sons who know more than others ubout the
merits of elitTerc-i.t suwiug machines, it is the
men who jell them.
During t'-o past three weeks more than forty
of the most skillful and intelligent sewing ma
chine ngents, who have, heretofore, represent
ed fiuli ( uipi.nif-s as W heeler A WiIho:-, Howe,
G rover i Baker, Weed, linger & Co., have vol
untarily quit them, and have- ta!;en the agency
of tho "Light littniiing Domestic," because it is
the easiest machine tu sell, tho easiest lo learn,
the simplest in construction, the most durable,
and the latest improved in every respt-et. Just
think of it! Wiin but K'ss than one-fourth as
many pieces as a "liowe,"guarauted to"clea
out" any machine yet invented. If. W. Stcud
nian & Co., General Agents, 'o. IA) Sixth St.,
Pittsburgh.
GO AND SEH FOIl Yori'SEI.F ! -Andy Fos
ter, of tho well known linn of Geis i Poster,
wus in New York and Philadelphia recently,
and as his experience in ttie purchase of dry
goods of the newest patterns, latest styles and
best quality is well kuown we expect to see a
rush of customers to that establishment when
this fact becomes geuerally known. Geis Jc
Foster have the largest and best Hected stock
of dry goods in this city, but tin? ln-111 desire to I
call partic.iiar attculiou to tuc acjiartiucut al
lotted to
CAItPETS.
One portion of their large stor. is devoted to
the sale of carpets, and as they Inn mi immense
stock at a time they nre necessarily enabled to
buy and sell cheaper than any other store in
town. Visit Ge is A: Poster's uiniiiiiioth store oil
Cliuton street, Johnstown, aud e-xumii.e their
goods and prices aud we are sure you wi:i pat
ronize the lirm.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The aeivertiser, having been permanently
eured of that dread disease. Consumption, by a
simple reiiH'dy. is anxions to make kno.v a in his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To nil vho
desire it, he will send a copy of t lie presi-i ipt ion
ued. (tree of charge! with the directions tor
preparing and using the same, which tln-y will
tlud a SL'KK ci'us tor t. 'imsu 111 ittiini.Astlnnn.i Iron-
I cli a is. itc. Parlies wishing the prcscri'-.iou will
please address
ll-ll.-ly. ItEV. EDWAKD A. WILSON".
-Li South Third Sl., WiUiauisbut jih, X. T.
HICKEY'S FntXITCItli WA HEKOOMS.-
John Hickey, L'mlei raker, on Julian street.
Fourth Ward, Altoouu. is prepared to supply
Metalic BurialC uses of ull sizes and pattern,
and on reasonable terms.
.Mr. Hic-ey xeeps conr.tant ly on bond n large
stock of now ami fashionable furniture, and
those w ho require anything in his line should
give him a eail. Every artie'le sent from bis
looms will be warranted as represented.
AU orders li-oui a distaucepiosuptl v atteiu'ed
to. Ul.i3.-tl.J
bit. IsExnsno, of Altoona, hns the only right
in Central Pennsylvania to apply the Palatini
improvements on artificial teeth, and is not
only ready but willing to promise in all cases
(no matter how tlilheuit) perfect satisfaction.
This Improvement is fully adopted to public
speakers, 110 matter bow dilticult the case.
They will not fall in coughing, laughing, or
talking. Ministers and lawyers should feel
themselves particularly interested.
"IlITl AIlY.
FOX. Died in Harlem, Mo., .1. Klrney, son
of Boss G. aud Ituth A. Fox, aged 5 years and 4
months. Tlie remains of the e.eceased were
buried in Johnstown cemetery on the 27th nit.
JAKES R. REED & CO.,
DEALERS IN
WATCHES.-C10CKS AID JEWELRY.
5 11. So. OS Firth Avenue, 3tii.
PITTSBUltlill, I A ,
FIXE WATCHES CAREFULLY UEPAIUEDI
IXECUTOIi NOTICE Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamentary
on ttie estate of Daniel Walters, Iuto of Chest
Springs borough, Cambria county, deceased,
have lu-en granted by ihe Register to the un
dersigned. All persons indebted lo said estate
w ill pleasiVmakc immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will prcsnnt
them propcrlv authenticated for settlement,
JOSEI'll WA I.TKKi?, Ejcecutvr.
Allegheny f wp.. May , '72.-tit.
ALL. TIIK PAPERS from Maine to Califor
nia pronounce it, without a tingle adverse
criticism, tho BEST BOOK EVkiit Pf bushed on
THE HOUSE.
I'TrrrHnrit-OiTiiti'i Cj rtopf ilia. Ele
gantly printed and bound, with nearly I'M
trations. Slit 0111 tiy tulcriftinn. ACCENTS
WANTED in every county in the Cniou. Liu
KIUL Terms. Send for Circulars,
lm. POltTEU &, COATES, Publ'rS, rhila., Ta.
$20,000 IN GOLD
For $1.25 CfRRENCY. Tue People's Grand Mu
sical Festivul and Gilt Enterprise will take places
at the Metropolitan Theatre, Sacramento, Oil.,
on loth of June, 1872. when fiti Prizes, amount
ing to over 80,(Mt, will bo distributed to Ticket
Holders, the highest Prize being $Ju,lKX in Gold.
Payment or Prizes guaranteed by deposits.
Tickets, tl.25 currency, or 11 Tickets tor 12.at).
Tickets nt:d Prospectus can be obtained at
FELCH & CO.'s, 12i3 Broadway, New-York.
STOP AX I IU;AI. One of thegreatcst ad
vantages is now offered in Tennessee and
Kentucky Lauds, which have been selected by
the present owner with special care as to health,
productiveness of soil, convenience of railroad
and river facilities, and 11 thorough examina
tion ot titles. These Lands are now ottered at
very low prices, to enable every industrious
man to live "under his own vino and tig tree,"
and to capitalists a very profitable investment.
For full particulars, aeldressor call ut the office
f C. UitKiNufcii. Ut S uiithneld St., Pittsb'gb, Pa.
LIST OF CAUSES Pet down fur tiial
at a Court of Common Pleas to be held at
Ebensburg, tor Cambria commencing on Afou
Uau, June 6d, proximo:
...u u-rrir.
Gates
Brown
Cooper St Co.
Bohe
Shorthill. ...
Waltz
Brooks
Todd
Croo
(1 Imsh &: Co ..
. . .vs. Wolf & vv elshour.
.. .vs. Black.
vs. WeddC.
vs. Barbanck.
vs. Mallzie-
va, Hisbitn-
vs. MeAleer.
vs. Christy.
. ...vs. Apple.
.va. oakik..
IWh.in Sliu-inir 111 M-
cbiueCo vs. Gahagau.
Qwiu's Adm'rs vs. Todu.
J.K. IIITE. Prnthonubnru.
Protbonotary'd Ofiioc-, Ebcnsbury, Ma 6, ,T2.
a. w. mum & co ,
172 & 174 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
TO
WHOLESALE All RETAIL SUMS
a
We are offering decided Bargains iu au unri
valled Stock or
Black Silks, All Prices.
Black and White Stripe Silks, only
American Ombre" Stripe Silks, heavy,. .
Japanese Silks,
,.'.. 00
.. 87
. 1.00
- 87.V
75
C2.','
60
45
5
12
25
25
25
50
25
37.';
25
0
1 Case, Japanese, superior quality & style,
Japanese Cloth, wide,
100 Pes. Wool Wash Poplins
1 Case, Polonaise Cloth, 5-4 wide, all wool,
1 " Saxony Plaid, Twilled,
" Cram me Stripes,
I " Plain Colored Suitings, wide,.. ..
I " Wilson Cord,
1 " Poplin Alpaca Suiting,
1 1 ., .1 ..
1 " raciflc Percales,
1 ' Serge Plaids, Spring Styles
1 " Mottled Mohair. Glace Lustre, ...
2 " Colored Alpacus, 25 to
5 " Black Alpacas i5 to 1.U0
DOLLY VARDEN STYLES
IX ALL IEii:.S GOODS.
Mourning Gootls,
Housekeeping Goods,
Men's Wear,
Boys' Wear,'
Shawls and Scurfs,
25 Cases, New Prints.
Sheetings and Shirtings, ic, 4c.
jw. . TV . K II W I N fc OO.,
17al ana 11 Federal Street,
AILCCIIJCW.
GUARD CONLERT!
AT
O I T "ST XX ALL,
.I'lTTSBlllGH, PA ,
JULY 4th, 1872.
$30, COO WORTH OF PROPERTY!
TO UII ftiVE.X AWAY.
30 KtAlTllll, III'IMIIVU I.OTN
AT OAKDALE STATION.
Tickets, $1.00.
At tho conclusion of the Concert, the Mana
ger will distribute StJO lilil.niMi Lots to tue
ticket-holders in the usual manner, but Ho--isixr
and Impartially.
These laits .belong to Mr. S. G iLI.ir.AND. of
Pittsburgh, Pa., whose tit 1c lo t he same is indis
putable, und being situated coin -cutout to tlie
city, will make excellent and pleasant homes
for tne workiugmaii and mechanic. Tnoe Lots
are inereusing iu value daily. A rich six-loot
vein of Bituminous Coul underlies tins proper
ty. A coal bank is open and in good w orking
order, 'ibis bank, which gives full access lo
tho coal uiideriii-.. th, will bo given uv.'ay with
the Lot ou which it is sit uatcil. 'J he coal, val
ued lit II1, cents per bushel, is won ii I ,t.UU.
A neat Frame Cottage House is also situated ou
this property, and with the out-buildings, will
be given awuy with the Lot ou which it is built.
Oakdaleisa well known, thriving and prosper
ous town, uud at present contains uu Academy,
Female College, Malt House, i'ost Olliee, Ex
press OlJice, and a large number of ImiiUMuiu:
dwelling houses, and taU.cn altogether, is a de
sirable place for iiiduatriuus working men to
settle.
Ci.t'ii Premicms. To'the getter up of a club
of thirty, a handsome Silv cr Watch will lie giv
en. To the getter up. of a club of twenty. Five
Tickets will be given. To the geiier up of a
club of ten. Two Tickets will tie given. To the
getter up of a club of six, Oue Ticket wbi bo
given.
Tho following named gent lemon, well known
and prominent citizens of Pittsburgh and Alle
gheny cities, have permitted us to refer to them.
They will vouch for the honesty and integrity
of the enterprise : Hon. Jus. Blackmorc, Mayor
of Pittsburgh, and President of the Mechanics'
Savings Bank ; Benjamin Singcrly, Mate Print
er; K.MniiSdll Purcell, Editor Hint Publisherof
Weekly Mirror, Allegheny City, Pa.; Col. Sam
uel Kilgorv, County Treasurer. As to the title
to said property, refer to M.S. Floyd, Attorney
at Law, 89 Grant Street, PittsH.rgh.
tJMUltit XI. HIIAMFIII.T.
5-lL-Gt. 4eiter:t! iaiiai;r,
miEUIEF'S SALES Hy virtue of
sundry writs of I'i. Fa. iued out of the
Court tf Common Pleas of Cambria county,
nnd to me elireeted, there will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Court House iu Ebensburg,
on .Sufnitiwj;, the 1st it'll f June next, at 1 o'ci k
p. xi., tiie following Ileal Estate, to wit :
All the right, title and interest of Elizabeth
Wible, of, iu aud to a certain lot of ground sit
uate iu Carrollt-own borough, Cambria county,
fronting on Campbell street on the north and
extending huckalongCliurch ktreet ou the west
to lot eit Jo-cph ' a ringer on the south, and ad
joining lauds of llev. Boniface W timer on tlm
east, having I hereon erected a one story brick
house with basement and a board stable now
in the occupancy of Elizabeth Wible. Taken in
execution aud to be sold at the suit of Jacob C.
Luther.
Also, all the right, tit lennd Interest of Augtis
tiue ( raver, of, in and lo a piece or parcel of
hind situateiu Carroll township. Cambria coun
ty, adjoining lands of 1'ete-r Campbell, John
Wcaklaud, and others, containing 164 acres,
more or less, about ItJO lit res cleared, having
thereon elected a two story frame house aud a
frame burn now in tlie occupancy of Lewis
CiMver. Taken iu execution and to be sold nt
tii n.ot. jt I'ttoi- JlcAleer, fur use of Pruucis
Cooper.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Stanis
laus Wharton, of, in and to a piece or parcel of
land situate iu Clearfield township, Cumbria
county, adjoining lands of John lit he. Joseph
Moyers. and others, containing 5 acres, more
or less, about '& acres of which are cleared, hav
ing thereon erected a two story rrame house, a
frame stable and a water saw mill now in the
occupancy of -Arthur Wharton. Taken in exe
cution and to be sold at the suit of Tiernev i
Null. W. IJ. BONACKEB, Sheriir.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, May 9, 187J.-at.
TATEMHNT t f the Auditois' Settle-
ment with the Supervisors of Susquehanna
township, Cambria county :
Scsqukh anna Twp., in account with Tims. J.
Bvk.se, Supervisor, for the j tur 1S7I,
1)11.
To amount of Duplicate of Koad Tax, 5.M 75
Clt.
Bv nm't of Tax worked on RouJs, $511 45
By services as Supervisor, ",j id 537 55
Due Thomas J. Byrne,
MG so
ofsgt'EHASSA Twp., in account with William
It. Lavkrty, Supervisor, lor tho year
DU.
To nm't of Duplicate of Koad Tax, $742 56
Duo Ton uslup at last settlcmci.t, iA 2-T7ti S3
IU.
By nm't of Tax worked ou Itoads, 315 04
By exonerations.
4 12
By powder fr blasting rocks.
By Thomas J. Byrne, Supervisor,
By S. J. Luther, Auditor,
By l'eter Helfrieh, Auditor,
By Charles Weaklaud, Auditor,
By John li -arer. Township Clerk,
By scrv ices as Supervisor,
Duo Township,
3 no
4 50
1 oil
15d
tint)
W '.5 - 727 01
a 79
Wk, the Auditors, do hereby certify that we
have examined the Accounts of Thus. J. Byrne
anil Win. H. Laverty, Supervisors of Susque
hanna township, for the year l7i, and Aud t Leui
as ubove aiuteei.
S. J. LUTHER, I . ...
PKTKK HELFKICil, f Auditors.
A ttest J un BxAUtu, T w p. Clcrai. 5-11 .-3t.l
T7 1 lOWS' Al'ITt A ISE.M EM'S !
Nntioe is hereby given that the follow
ing Appraisements of Kenl and Personal Pro
perty of decedents, selected ami set apart for
the widows of intestates under the Act of As
sembly of 14th April, IH5I, have been tiled in the
Kegister's Office at Ebensburg und will be pre
sented to the Orphans' Court, tor approval, ou
IFediicwnt;, the 5ti dan of June iif.rt. to wit :
Appraisemeut of the Personal Property of
Andrew Kager, lute of Jackson township, Cam
bria county, dee'd, set apart for Nancy Jano
Kager, widew of said decedent, tlU.70.
Appraisement of tho Real Estate of George
Killian, late ot Conemaugli borough, Cambria,
county, dee'd. set apart for Mury Auu Kiiliau,
widow of said decedent, 5Hj.
Appraiseiiientof certain Keal Estate set apart
for tlio use or Ann Johnston, late Ann McGov
ern. willow of Owen MeGovern. late of Gallit
Ziu township, Cambria comity, iteeeaseil,-SiO.
GEO. W. OA I'M A H, Clerk.
Clerk's Ouioe. EUouaburj. Alay ii, 'i
EGISTEU'S NOTICE 1 Notice U
llerebv irlvpn tlmt tUr flillowintr AoeoilTlt-a
have been passed and Sled In the Register's Of
fice at Ebensburg, and will bo prestiiie to l he
Orphans' Court ot Cambria tiiunt v, lor Muni r
inatioti and allowance, on ircdhftday, the 5(i
lu uf J u16 tif xf , to w i t :
The First Account or John Geis. Guardian of
George nnd John Newkatu, minor children of
"SL" J-Ncwkatn. lute of Cambria boru', dee'd.
Ihe A ecu nut of Paul Y .inner, Adm'r of Mary
Antenbcrger, late of Carroll township, .k-e'd. j
Ihe Account of Wm. Caldwell, Guardian t,f
Frank A. Johnston. '
The Account of Wui. Caldwell, Guardian of
Fannie Lcvt-i good.
First and Partial Account of W. Horace Ftosc,
Executor of the last Will and Testament "of
Beubcn Ilaynes, late of tho Borough or Johna
town. di'ccased.
First and Pinal Account of John S. Elough,
Guardian of Simon Lehman.
First and Final Aocount of Georgp A. Confer,
Administrator of Daniel Coufcr, kite of East
Conomaugh. deceased.
First and Filial Account of Jos. Set tlemoyer.
Executor of John llciuigart, late cf Cambria
borough, deeease-d.
First and Final Account of George Kabier,
Adm'r or the cstato of l'eter Gosner, late of
Camtu la borough, deceased.
Second Account of Josiuh Gochnour nnd Ste
phen Gochnour. Administrators. &c, of Dau'l
Goehuour. sr., late of Taylor township, dee'd.
The? First anil Final Arvnur.t of John I.ysetr,
Executor of tlie ho-t Will and 'Vstaiuent of
Ann Lysett, lato of Cambria borough, dee'd.
First; and Partial Account of Jacob Kibler,
Exeeuturof Mathias Dietrich, late of Chest tp.,
Cambria county, deceased.
Firstand rartial Account of John Mannion
and Henry Scaulau, Executors of Mich'lCuu
ninghiini, dceeusc-d.
Tne Sei ondii.nl Final Account of Mrs. Jano
Multin, (now Mrs. .In" e l.ai)ev.) Adm x or tho
estate ot John MulHn. lale or Washiiigtou twp..
Cambria county, deceased.
The Firstand Partial Account of Jostnh II.
Livingston, Adm'r of John H. Sitman, dee d.
The First and Final Account of l . A. M'Googh
nnd Francis O'Friel, Adiuinistratois of James
M'Gough, eleceusil.
Ttie First and Partial Account of Win. H.
Secliler, Adm'r of James l. Itillte, detail ruud
arising from sale of decedent's real estate.
Account of Peter II. Berg, Guardian of Wm.
Johnston Paul and Franklin Asbury Paul, mi
nor children uf Jacob M. Paul, late of Jackson
township, Cambria county, deceased.
Second and Partial Account of James Yost
and Augustine Yost, Adm'rs of Jacob Yost, lato
of Carroll town.diip, cu-ceasci!.
GEO. W.OATMAN. Kcgistcr.
Register's Office, Ebensburg. May ti, '72.
CTA I E.MENT of the Auditors' Settle.
ment with the Supervisors of Chest town
ship. Cumbria county :
Nhholas Helfrich, Koad Supervisor,
In account with Chest Township, Dn.
To auiouut of Taxes on Iiuplicute tl73.1'J
" ree'd from 'In xiiblcs 5.4
ofTov.lishiy Ordei No. I ...
413. 10
Clf.
By amount Work done on Knads.J373.tM)
Personal serv ices 5i..3
" ' paid tor work ou roads .44 $111. 13
James P. M'Cance, Supervisor,
In account wilii Chest Township, I)R.
'J'o tnmiuut of implicate $352.50
" ree'd Iroui County Treasurer
Tax on Unseated Luuds . 47 .51
" " Tovviiahip Older No. 2 ;Vi.nJ
CR.
By amount Tax worked on roads. f341.-"3
" " pa id on T w p. llrdei s. . 4- ;.-il
" pci-sonul services t.2.H
" ' exonerations allowed. t.L'2
commission on 471.5T.,
at 2 per cent
Balance due tho Township
0.13 f HT.3.42
5.U7
Wk, the undersigned, Auditors of Chest Twp.,
report that we ha e examined the accounts
and vouchers of Nicholas llelfrieh and James
P. M'Cance, Supervisors of said Township, and
had them as above si.-ncl.
JACOB KliiLElt. 1
JACOB Il K'i'H It'll. -Auditors.
JACOB K I It K PATKfCK, I
Attest I'al'Li YAiiMiit, Clerk. .Mar 4.-31. J
I)
ESlIJAPiLE HE A L ESTATE FOIJ
SALE. The undersigned offer for sale on
very liberal terms three tiacts of valuable laud
iu itlack'.idk township, Cambria count'. Pa.,
described as follows:
Tract No. I Containing 90 Acres, more or
less, about 25 Acres cleairetl. having thereon
erected a two story Plank House, as g.od ns
new and very comfortable, a double Log Barn,
and all needed outbuildings. There is a thriving
young orchard of loo choice fruit trees mii.1 ex
cellent water in abundance on the premises.
Tract No. 54 Containing 31 Acres, about 7
Acres cleared. The improvements are a one-nnd-a-half
story Plank House, u Water Saw
Mill in the best of order mid without a superior
in the country, nnd the usual outbuildings.
Trct No. S Containing 14G Acres of excel
lent Timber Land, with two ood Saw Mill sites
thereon. I'nimprovi-d.
t r The above elescribed Tracts adjoin each
other, and will be sold separate! or together.
as inav suit purchasers. Terms v ry liberal and
payments cas . For further pa
to or uddrcss P. II.
or OLIVE
March 23. lS72.-3m. Eb
iculars apply
"INKS.
MA KIN,
isburg I'. O.
I ICENSE NOTICE The foll.min-
n ime.l persons have tiled Petition Tor Li
cense in the Miice of the Clerk or (Juarter Sps
sioiis of Cain'iria county, for tbo action of the
Court at next (June) Sessions:
Enlitnl Iluuse M ichael Latternor, west ward,
Ebciishurg lior. ; llenry Blum. Julius Steith,
Carrolitown l.or. ; John Schroth, Wilmore lu.r.
Tavern - Jolm Young'.iii. White t wp. ; Fiorina
Bingle. Loretto horouual; Is;iac Crawford, west
ward, Ebensburg borough ; John II. Mvers. Le
retto tioroii;h ; Mich'i McMorris, Gallitz'n twp.;
John W . G illi-spie. Sutmuit viile bor. ; C.iristo
pher Kubina. John P. Parrish. Washington t p. :
Thus. Ott, Chest twp.; F. X. Haiti. Loretto bor.;
Paul Eiwanger. Lawrence Schroth. Andrew
Hang, I'll rrol! town borough; Francis A.Giti
bons. Allegheny twp.; M. F. Kelly, Wilmore
lorugh ; Francis J. Parrish. Jacob Goeuer,
Gulilt.in twp.; Ellen McLaughlin. John Ham
ilton, Washington twp.; Peter Vclvei'zie, Chest
Springs bor.: Win. Linton, Siiuimitvillc bor.;
James D. Pluuimer, Croyle township: Hurry
Marictt, kurlitld township.
J. K. HITE, Clerk Q. S.
Ebensburg, May 4, 1S72.
AgLNIS WaNTKI) Ft) It TIIK X)V WoiiK.
OUR CHILDREN :
Oil
How to Make and Keep Them Healthy.
By AUGUSTUS K. GARDNEK. M. I)..
Lute Pmfeir in JS'ew York Medical CulU'je.
It treatsof Amusements, Education. Physical
Developments, lii-cases, Accielents, Marriages,
Ace., imparting a vast amount of valuable iulor
ination condue.-i e to the 1 1 en It h. Happiness and
Welfare of the Young. Written iu a pleasing
style, it is exceeding. y iutcrcsiiug, as. Weil as
instructive.
Krerii Fainilihnld hare il.envl no Pmrnf run
afford tu lie without it. Send for Circulars giv
ing lull particulars.
DUFFIELD ASH MEAD, Publisher.
3-lfi. 711 Sunsom Street, Philadelphia.
JJACK to niE ST AIMING I'OINT!
New Firm ! Hew Goods !
j R. U. DAVI1 desires to make known to his
: old customers and everybodj else that lie has
! associated Wm. BAXTF.it with him in the mer
cantile business, and that the new rirni has re
moved to It. Tudor's store-rooms. High street,
thri-e doors west of the Diamond, where they
will constnmly keep a lull stock of SEASON
ABLE GOOHS of every description. Caiiiea.J
see what we can do lor you.
K. K. DAVIS & CO.
Ebensburg, April 27, 2.-tf.
IF The undersigned desires to square his
oid books aud would be pleased to have those
owintf biui call and settle. K. K. DAVIS-
'PlMUEli ami LAND FOR SALE.
The suliscrilier offers for sale 1.155 acres
oT land, sitiiHte in Preston county, v. est Va.,
on Wolf Creek. There is ou this tract a Inr-re
amount of prime Poplar, Ash. 'ted Oak. While
Oak, Chest nut Oak. Locust, Hickory. Chestnut,
Ac. Tlie timber will be sold with or without
the laud. Wolf Creek flows into Cheat Kiver,
seven miles above the Baito. & Ohio Kaiiroad,
and affords a good water power winter and
summer. Cheat Kiver is navigable totlalboau.
The laud lies back from the river one mile nnd
a-hnlf. litfe indisputable. Will be sold low
aud ou eaey Ifrms. J. A. DA LKYM PLP..
Kowiesburff, Prcsto:i Co., West a.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The under
signed, appoiatetl Auditor by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county, to report distribu
tion ot uionev in the hands ot Paul launer.
1 Execuror of Pram-is Glosser, deceased, upon
: his second ami final account, hereby gives uo
I tice that he will attend for that purposi, at the
I ollioeor Set hler & Scaiil iii. in Ebensburg bor
I ough. on I rlilay. the 241 " day of l
I at o'o.oek, P. 41., when nnd where those inter
' estett may attend. W. 1IU HACK UOsh,
I Johnstown, May 4, ia72.-ot. Auditor.
I
ZIAUTION! All oerstMia tro l.ere'iv
cauthmtsl against lattrrcring in anyway
with two Mares lone brown in color and about
32 years edd t he otlie-r gre'y und about 14 years
old) whteh 1 have bought from Francis Byrne,
of SustjUehanua towusbip, and left iu his pos
ses si ou uuriug my pleasure.
CHARLES WEAKLAND.
Sasuchanuu Twp., May 1, iS72.-l:.
R
J 1ST OF KETAII.ri.S uf Fmetgn
- a-id Domestic Metel:at:(lie In the County
of Cambria, us, appraieU for the year :
Admit T'ltriirliip.
class. ijcVk. r.irt.Aw. i.tr'-if. f
It Lewis Shank. ..7 .-iilt Clsailcs llciotl. ii 00
ia William J. Buck
10 W
7 SO
7 M
7 M
7 M
ltt-aihlWX Tint i:7ir, .
14 G. B. Wikc 7
('(irriilffoicji Vnri'i'uh.
II Andrew Ilaug.. 7 .V) 14 J. E. !ai!chcr.. 7
It John Wirtucr.. 7 ;:) 11 A. Walters .7
11 John Buck 7 M 14 Simr n Sehrr.fh. 7
It J.W.Sharbaiigh 7 i) 12 A.A .Eai kt I4.fcu.12
J
Condtt iu " nvuh.
13 John It van ID .r0 14 John Klutz 7 &
:l Joseph Stibtch 10 50 14 Huu'uhP.ockiod 7 iJ
1 Dau'l M'Donahl 7 oo.
Coiipci sdolc Ui:rOUjf-
11 John D. A'lsms
..'")ifni(ti.'ch B'iri.i.o.'i.
.10 l
11 leh IT wIiev.. 7 5t 14 Mrs. I.. Aaron
. 7
14
11
John Sti.rnitr.. 7 .VI ii Jacob T." . Jaiau
Aug. Lc'nuijer. 7 5J
C'Irai'.ftctil Tnwnthip.
14 E. It. Duucgun. 7 50:it Alice Wharton
7 iJ
Cro)l T"it'ia7ifj.
13 P.M.i J.Rrown.JO .VI 14 J. I). Plummer.
14 S. S. Paul 7 .Vl. " J. D. Wcutrolh.
" J. C. Stiueman.. 7 50'
( U:rt iti'i ii.i; Ilirni'uf-
13 Nutter & Co ...in Cv) 14 Wm. W. S.iupp
14 Jobu C'rouse 7 50: " Jacob Wagutr. .
Che ft ToU'llff.ip.
14 Wm. S. Dickey. 7 Mil Thomas Ott
Cat mil Tmi'ibwu'p.
11 John Solsein... 7 50111 Nich. Lnmliour.
f.''i.- Co'i'i'iiii'fl'i Tint avtjh.
id
7 M
7 C-J
7 W
7 W
J3
F. Shaffer 10 50:14 BiHtken i Egnn
t0
S. Buciiauan.lo oei " 1. A. Be r Lev pile 7 i7J
Ebcnsbuiy Joroiiyh.
14 S. Ficld
5i) VI M. L. Ontman...l0 M
" C. T. Hot t its... 7 c)
" Lcmoni Murray 7 50
" S. V. McCann... 7 .V)
" G. C. Owcng 7 If)
" S. fl. nn vis 7 u
E. J. Mills 7 50
K. .1. Lloyd 7 ;ii
" V Lutiringer.. 7 .W
'i-rs& l.i.nil.lil on
Zabm i Sen 10 6i)
K.K. I nvis& Co. 10 Ml
V. S. B;t! kt-l 10 F.d
.1. P. Thorn; sou. in ( I
E.Uot" Tts i'i soi.13 (.')
t ;-o. Hunt lev . ..13 t 1
A.A.UaikcriS'i t'J
" Jacob l'hotnas.. 7 50i
I'i ur.r.b'u Botoi.-h.
14 S. r. B !e & Co. 7 50: It Tetfr Kubrttz.
' E. Custer 7 Zij'AH D, V.. Coulter.
GalliUin 2'ow'Ksh'p.
7 B
Ivi CO
14 MrtrearetCiiin..
" Patrick Smit h . .
" Jus. C. Murray.
" Math. Dignum..
" A.J. Sanker
F. J. Chi ist
7 H) 14 Did Mil! - .-.,
7 " John J. TroxeU 7 ! i
7 50 " C. D. Bradley... 7 i.D
7 .rsj " M;ng'f Wl.nirii. 7 ."si
7 fVi "3 Thus. Bradlty.. 10 td
7 5ul
Jihui'oitn IJiitonfh.
I Wood
.Vorrell It ?nth Mnoney
7 M
7 i'i
7 tJ
7 M
7 I
7 "-
7 1 1
7 i
7 r-i
7 M
7 i )
7 .-I
7 5'
7 rl
7 M
7 c-l
7 fil
7 fj
7 .""l
7 50
7 :
I V J
7 M
7 L-tl
7 51
7 VI
7 vi
7 .VI
7 f.:l
& Co SCO 50i
9 T G Sle'.vart &
Co 25 f0
11 Geis Ar Foster. 15 50
" Chas II Mippts 15 50
13 F W llav. 13 o
" J Swanli & Co. 13 00
" Jacob Fein! J3 ttl
" John i lilicrt . . 13 00
" Ahletidiferand ;
Coppoek ... 13 00.
" P.ei'ti.nA. Wa nel.J l
- .MIUK flilM's.
44 Ost ar Ginfl
44 Jut ob Wib
44 A J S ai tr.
44 Win Cul'iwt ii. .
' W H I.i i l goi d
44 A I'l ffici
44 T V,' Yoil. i
44 John .".ul.'e r. . .
44 Jijin st l ia ble
44 Lew is Phillips.
44 .1 lllei 1,
"' W in Lu In ....
44 .1 to A Bei'shflT.
44 .1 lo.tiUn
" A MontKt iiu ry
44 M i A Nathan.
44 L Cohen
44 Ii St htilti
44 L l.l.l Ll:l.lut..
44 L.I King
44 D V." Haikhl er-
rer
44 CIihs J Yost
44 W W Pike
44 M P Menu her..
44 DGM Culli.iigh
44 C E Til bott
4 Mar L Kee-uiie
4" Jehu M Iteesc .
44 Cuth'i-.e Mori is
44 Pstvis A' Lewis.
44 t hits OsvaM...
44 Kit h'd B nncll
44 A l Blinker...
44 JII;M ( ullough
A- o
' I) J Hubert....
44 J Cunningham
44 John Hot. nan.
44 F Border
44 Jos KlVtllltZ.. . .
44 ' Hi etistt in...
44 Chs Siimoel ..
44 G Sht'Dr-r
13 Griflin ."t Tittle 10 .VI
Wm rp'icgmir io ro
" Geis & Keutli.. 10 50
G Bent lev 10 .V
" Jos J Murphy. 10 "0
" JnhiiT Kinne-y 10 50,
.li.hn Thoiuas.. 10 50 '
" M H Mav er 10 .Vi:
" .Inn J Murphy. 10 .W
" C T Frs.er 10 50
" I) Pit ei t & Sou lo 50
" S.I Hess- Pro 10 .V.I
" TG Giilingher 10
" M LGronbeig 10 50
" Ch'sl nverzat 10 .VI
" V Louther 10 .V),
" GWagner.VSou lo :u
" W J Kose & Co. 10 50
14 LFLitcntii-rgcr 7 M
" Moore 4: Ce 7 .i
' Koh't Siigerson 7 "tl
Chas Mu rr 7 50
" Hav Itrothers. 7 V)
" Jtihn Jordan.. 7 50
" A Kriiuss 7 50.
" Ihivid Creed. .. 7 50
" George Heiser. 7 50
" .1 W Stevenson 7 50
' WmM'Phr-rson 7 .VI
" George Ming-.. 7 .V)
' Bott A: Kreiger 7 5
" Christ Kimplo. 7 50:
44 A Gearhardt . . 7 50
44 Brindle. Kun- j
kt 1 & Co 7 50
' Adam Pfnrr... 7 ,VJ
44 G J Thomas... 7 50
44 A Borgrafr 7 50
44 Emit Young... 7 .VI
44 N .V C A Home 7 50,
44 A 3 Wii-staff.. 7 50!
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V Krebbs
Foekler A- Co. .
1 C Morris
James Qtiiim. .
J Thomas Co
Albert Keeke .
Dibci t Jc Bloch
Jac.son Totcusfiip.
14 Samuel fMlen.. 7 .Vitll Da'ii Simmons
11 George Wchn.. 7 5yil
Lojfffo r.'-fnivh.
14 F X flaid 7 50 J3 Shields Son..
44 HTO'Friel 7 50 44 A J Chi i!y
44 Mrirv Kesslt-r.. 7 50 44 Win Lttzii'ttt'i-.
44 M Luttritiger. 7 50 44 Johu Dudley..
1(1 .VI
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it) 5' I
10 5vl
7 M
7 iaJ
13 G W Ptiit.mnn 10 Ml 14 II V Given....
14 P M'Dcrinott.. 7 5lM4 Wm W Junes..
I?itilnml 3e.Hl.s:i'j.
14 Tternard Neess. 7 50 It 'Im Borkev. .
4 John Mf'teru.. 7 50 44 Henrv StiatJcr.
44 Isaac II ILirner 51 44 Geo Conrad
Swia.Mi'ri.' If intii'i.
14 John Eirer 7 .V 14 Wm M f onticll
" .Varg't tiil'au. 7 50 44 Jas A lliilicr..
44 Chri-t Kcich.. 7 50'
Miyi:sr:? in?" T"rv?hln.
11 V.W Ilcliiicli. 7 Mi'14 Ptttr Umuinti
B"t!y'oi,""ii 7'c"i.
13 ..fart hi A Co...
10 5i 14 K .Vcl'it'ish. .
7 r.i
r &i
7 51
7 i-)
7 oJ
44 Wm Prinirle. .
10 5 ij
7 50'
7 51,
7 VI,
7 5o :
7 5-1 1
Jii'i" Sweeny..
It
JohnP ParrUU
Win GriftKh...
It .b niiiaii. . .
Wm Fliuu
.las ( onia I
Olho s.'vacr...
G J Davis
J 11 DysertA LO
' June I.i ahy
' Ji 1 .b'CltURll-
n.i
7 50!
Wilmore H u !'i'.
"JS P .V ifolesla- It John Schroth..
Ul & "son... 10CO l aul A Scttic-
44 E l Evans 10 Vr uieycr
14 JuoJueCoiKUii. 7 CO;
Tnvlor Towiiihip.
13 Wood, Morrcil A" Co
White Townshf jv
:S Get es Son.. . 10 5 ill A Ii Fist a i Co
Walters & "roil 10 5.1
WoTlvale Borough.
14 John Ii Claike
Yoder Township.
Ii Jacob Ream. .. 7 50,14 J v IcUib IIc.'pl'j
44 W Lcvingblon 7 501
7 90
7 5j
10 ti)
7 d
7 J
7 -0
BREWEltlES.
Florlan Bengrlo, Loretto Borough
George Guesreg. in, Cambria Uor.nvli..
J. A. StetmntT. JoUnsiowu Hon -'0!i ...
Ht:irv llansmaii, 4' 44
Max Heiibae h. 44 44
Joseph Kost. Conemaugh T.iwpshlp
Lamb-rt A Kress, Coliemaiigh Borougii
G.'J. Sch wacicrer, Washington Tr. p
Henry Blum, Carrolitown Borough
Julius Steich, 44 44
15 M
15 I
15 .V)
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15 ro
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15 .V )
15 5.1
BILLI A UD TA BLES AN D TEN-PIN ALLEYS
G. W. Miillin. Washington Township
2 Billiard Tables ..
1 Ten-Pin Alley
W. S. McLaiii, Jobns'own Borough
4 Billiard Tables
1", M
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M 5.)
An APITAL will be held at the Tre-iisurer's
Oflh'o, lCb.-nsburg, on Mtiadnr. th day of
June. next. liK'HKill fiUULEY.
April 2t, ls.2.-Gt.
.Vi'i iMiitils A pt'i aisci .
TIIE I0ilLfi fll.iLLE"CE
TO rt'.ODft i: ITS lltll'AL!
'I1 A YLOI & CO.. of Alt.iot.H. nre fat
gaining an em iable reputation n philin
thropists by introducing among ihe'la'liea iiit
AMERICAN CHAMPION WASHER I
thoonlv Washing Machine in the market that
w ill tlo'ii work perfectly on all '.'mi-- "f cloth
ing t it limit I be aid of rubbina- I-ohi d.
it waslres without rubbing, roiling ' press
ing the clothes iu any way, und hci.ee vvilLo.it
ar.v wearing of the fabric.
It will v.a Ii anything, lroni the tliust laco to
the beiiv iest ,:-iii!lt-
lt will do tl:e siiine work Pi s rbvter ttmr r.uj
with less labor than any othe r Machine made.
Anv person desiring a Washing Machine can
buee'a Champion Washer tak n to their resi
dence nnd tested, when, if nut sati-facf my. It
will irj t.ik ;u a-.vav without cost to tttuui.
CONVINCING T EST I M ON V.
. Messrs. Tatiaih Jr Co. tieut: Your A uicrl
can Chiiinpieui Washer has been in i-i- sl my
hotel long enough to convince us that it Is all,
it claims to be. It save two-third-- i f the htl'
and time ant dues the work :s wtP avlt r-Mt bo
done by ha ml. We would not be v It Kut it feir
double its cost. HKNUY F)1EI'.
Ebensburg. March 2), '72. Caml i in Housm.
tManiirricturcfl nndsobl l rT.Ul.fr 4 Co.
No. HOC Twelfth street. Altni.no. nnd for tain
bv V. Ll Vi KINGEK.
March 23. 1872.-Sin. Main St.. Ebcnrburg.
H.T. LLOVI), snt -ftii.r to It. S.
ItCNN. I'caler In Drugs. Medb b '"'. Pt r-fumr-rtea.
Cigars, Tobacco. Notions. Paints, Ac,
i pirn-;. tn Mam uri'ft. .rio: " tne .'i i nu
' lluusr, Et cusburi, Pa. IM ill H. 1
CO
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