piiliREtlilitl.
;: EBEXSBUBG, PA.,
(.'?', - - - - August V, 1872.
(LOCAL AMD PERSONAL.
aTFrT A T. N TirE.-In a few duvs frorfi Ti1s
it- JF NCI l. Esq., of Ebensburg, will
art forth on a tour f hroiiirtinut this county,
J, tdp purpose of collecting mnncvsdue the
y;min f'T subscriptions, advertising, find
'b rk. tfii solicit Ipit nfw subscriber. Wp
tried t'vvuinn through the rru'dinm of
-..li tens, and ir Ims tailed to bring the
rarer ncaer: end wo nro obliged perforce to
IJU.rt to this other met ho d to come Into pos-
rr cur fnt.". ii r irtiM nil tt i i ins.
w ill tnke this ns sufficient not ice to
1V'H,'V t'1 "come 1nwn wlthTthe stamps."'
rmw m t1 Mr. Null will lie receipted thrnugn
,-(.liiiiins of tl'P Fiectntn. All persons In
-i-irs f.r "tie or more years' puhsrrlption will
r'xicr-ti-il f "iiv the collection fees, ercept
L i ckcs where psvtnout for fine year In
vL, Is mn.Ie. Ho ho ready to "dock up"
hut v .n owe : and If anv of our friends wish
,,t .h In the nurchn" of n power rre, thev
u (n,i our agent readv to take down their
nm-" l,'1 guarantee thorn b foil return for
be iii'ii-y I" cnu we l'"" n them.
o-l Mi'mw a nonr ffomo.
i.i.'.ier dollar" :i dfiv nt Cresson.
4.,,in. rs-t is huililinir h rolline mill.
It'. u want to jro trout-fishing, go before
ieX Fri'iav.
Lt is :n on dit that ft ncv 1i;tnk ia to le
.gt'-,;-v'''' in Hr'i p1:i sliortK
V , rv'iit meetin" will he h'M near "Wil
li Of -..Ti)iT'.-n. ;tiu' S-ptemher ch.
-!,,. ni'iirwl element of Ilolllt'.iysburg
.V.i-'ir.'i
."A Ci
l tin- Mountain House, tliis
i i h a full complement of sura
,.,.',.v i-nilllV tietct is tn'tce.lof In
dv-.ty" Vy the Altoona Radical,
" 1 ir rft'rod from tlie
JtertJ'r.i
(;.t-.
.1 nr.
H. F. Myers Is now Bole
Tirii-'or.
wi.Tortn. pntned Mrs. S"ymiin.
wlMiT.--'-'"'' 1
T otrnlie, committed suicide
l.r kn-.-iiik.' I'1-' I' rMrxv.
!iirsf ix loiiLriiiir to.T-'rm'ali Mntzor,
of Pr.iT'k-'''"''' tnwnsliiji, Blair county, wrs
!o!r'' Ih- W-.1nos,1v.
T.V' H"l!!i'n v1p.rr; P'"ristrr, ch enn
sn-I'" 'iTiv'liitiir ovpti Orflnt Ixdievos in
xj.i'! in tiit ii"iglijrhooil.
-i.'i )iii II. M'H'T. foruiTlv of rTnr-iprrdon
fntr'v. w.is kii'i-d lv the lTte Indian in
few M'-xi( ii on the 11th .Tune.
A lihi' k snnke five ftet nt '-ropt under
!Tri :iM in a house in TOiw kliok townnhip
jao'li'-r il.iv. It wn -arri-(l mt n eorpse.
-f. rmiyile of y'sitors nt liedfonl Rprini9
ep- r-li'v-d of 1.0'W In -nsh ftnd jewelry
r jmne epterpris-inphurcrlnr tbo other nljiht.
Inilinna conntv i reported to e overrun
r jMpum-ls, while n lnrir reward eon hi not
Hoover the presence of more than a dozen
i Cambria.
A colored 1bo 1 all cliih played a frame
1th the Amateurs of .lohnstown, h that
ace, Inst Morday, and defeated them by a
ore of 37 to ."W.
.Tack IMiev cjuiuht n cntfli-h sixteen
ches lout: in the ro!n-ni.iiit,'h a diort (Vs.
.nre lx low town hist Monday. lint it fell
ink Into the water.
Court will jnect here three weeks from
Xt Mnlay. when the application of
loore. the convicted murderer, for a new
ial will bo aruu'-d.
.ThecoHMiiPli'r ation of "T. Jt. V." will be
ublilu"l at soon ns he furnish'. 'is with his
nme. His article is unobjectionable, but
re nviki- l'O distiiu tions.
fn to i:U.-st accounts, the Town Council
ituVtvt snrn cil.'d in r-pairinj' that oumpin
TOIVt "t' I l:'.!r.:-v.'s. They all profess Jo lie
itronc tr-tiii' i riin-e men, too.
Tli l'liiln ii-lphia Smiil'ip pmrn has said
that If Ion is the m-ist immnral co-in-rr
f' ' !i in th" State, arid concerning this
jer''"!' '.:is "nothing to retract. "
'"1. I.'i' oli Zink. a iinn ti esteeied r-;tl-
fn.or' Alt "iii'( tlied lat Thursd'iv. TTis i
inrrai tiie tollowuig Sunilay is said to have
Jen the hirtrt-st ever se-n in that city.
Kdwavil Nickels, of T")inepnl townshin
r., .i i ?.i i ' '
ei mi i mi i-ini!ii, wiin inf R.tl ot a
ather strap aid a ratter of a arn
ittcd suicide Inst Saturd.lv. Whisk
'uwdav week. Death ensued in eitrht hours
A saw-niill and a chair and cabinet
u-fc ry. the property of Work cfc Custer, at
Iai'i!i. I ndiana county, with their contents,
Ttf ilcst roved by fire on Friday night last!
Loi i.vcr .r,ooo.
-V.:c..e's store, at the foot of Plane m,
rs l urirlariously entered and rolibed of a
on I i'Tablequantitv of merchandise a short
Inn- n.'o. One Mike Smith was arrested
li'-M for the crime.
-f The Pittsburgh (larctte savs : "T. P.
WiHtmi, of this paper, like Walt. Whitman,
ill 'invite his soul to loaf for the next, four
'Trks in the mountains m ar Fbensburg."
ft will make him welco-n".
"-Anthony Long, of Wilmoro, has been
;ip"inted s.-alcr of weights and measures
t Ciunbria county for the ensuing three
ors. It will be 1on lx fore the office finds
i'rn capable or more deserving occupant.
-AlwHit that .lohnstown meilical fund.
. Morrt-U has been seen, and has assured
ie workinitinen that their action shall re
live his support. Tho doctor will now
robably proceed to put up the price of pills.
(1. Nelson Smith has arrived in Shreve
rrt, Louisiana, and writes to the Sunday
law-a to Kay, among other things, that
PTery where in his travels lie found the j e -Id
enthusiastic over the nomination of
Ireeley and Brown."
In another column will lie found the
a,M of Dr. Wcrtz t Bro., dentists, .Tohus
rii. This lirm p.re said to make the very
M' f artificial teeth, and personsin need of
lftfc'liwork uf lhat descrition are invited to
aake a note thereof, and act accordingly.
--W don't know it is ourself, as We don't
ireulate much ahotit town, but we have
ierd it intimaieil that where our liorough
lals reside are the places where the streets
nl alleys receive the most attention at the
expense of the taxpayers.
In a tie lee in .Tnhnstown the other day,
John Downey was the recipient of an assault
.nd battery ami a pistol wound. Patrick,
Michael :u,.l lMv.nrd Stanton have been ar
rested and held to hail on the charge of being
the partu s who did t he damage.
A In.y named Horning, twelve years of
ag, attempted to jump from a moving
train ot cars, , A!to,u, last Tuesday, and
Mrf'.-,n,n"''1 1avis rie,la like exiriment
w u ...idayshurg on Mondav. The results
were as usual lnith are now' in bed.
-tAii alarm of fire called out all the
ci i. rs and hose carriages in Altoona last
-iair.Uy night, but a unanimous vote of the
E'Hrnen declared that it was not advisable
r:n imt into the country alxuit two miles
w i-l'iirf water on a burning log heap.
ti,r '" sts ot L'r,',to springs have our
-" ,"r a beautifully printed invitation
wart.-nd a hop at that place on Saturday
n:i!T n,'xt- If they think our presence
o add to the pleasure of the occasion we
u- E' hy all means if a carriage is sent
-And now comet h the report that the
"rable A. A. Barker is not going to get
Republican nomination for Congress in
'listrict. Which won't make a "biff of
"ib rai.ce" to Sjiear, however, for his nomi
ion and election in any event is lieyoud
W-stion.
traiifcru iitiurr "fViencri'irrr ttr
.via,- ask lrjy it -s that tlle pavement in
:it of i. i,. Johnston's stable and there
's not graded so as to make a continu
es tiHit-walk from the deiot into town.
ar" usually referred to the Town Coun--S
tor particulars.
JA Mitliin cfuinty man, while traveling a
Tti".i":l'" r"a1 a ''w davs ago, met a female
and her cub in the road. He was
el'.'."',1' ',, tried the novel experiment
hk'-'iv at t,p ol ,,is voi( C for help,
MSs"i ' I'Jin,her and cub, the story
iilan,,-! run"K '"fids will see advertised
Mile hv I ' ,'"hn,,n several Ur-ful articles for
9 n ivi i 8" W" 1av"t the livery stable
iisid,.r'". tl"'y wlil nn'1 worthy of their
pl. ;iH,.,i , "l1- i-. Davis will be
1 sell n.. .!.W ,h:! of the machines
1 l them tx at fair prices.
iuu5uui . .j v u.aao unuu Rliuri
ly. Bome of our best citizens will corapos
the membership, the iustritmenta will be of
the costliest, and no "misunderstanding"
will Ik; allowed to interfere with the success
of this project. At least we are so afssured
and we are further assured that the comple'
ment of instruments has already been or
dered. The steam saw-mill of Mr. A. A. Barker
si couple of miles south of Ebensburg was
totally destroyed by fire last Mondav mom-
ifig. The fire is supposed some to lutt-o
communicated from Sparks allowed to re- I
mainftntfer of near the furnace the night 1
before,- while others are of the opinion that !
11 was me worK 01 an incendiary. The loss 1
is estimated at about tfo.OOO, with 82,200 !
4 u o u i aut wr.
On Wecfnesday sifternoon, a' soYi (tf
Richard J. JTibliott, aged about 15 years, fell
from a scaffolding projecting from'an exten
sion being boilt to L & S. W. Davis' livery
strtble, in the Kast Ward,- and was badly
injured. l!e fell a distance of twelve feci
turning a complete somersault in his descent'
and struck full on a nail, which entered his
bowels to the depth of about two inches. It is
thought he will not recover.-
A brilliant and beautiful display of the
phenomenon popularly known as Northern
Lights was witnessed here Saturday night
commencing about 8 o'clock, and lasting two
hours. It first appeared iu the north, but
soon exhibited to the east and northwest.
and frfnn the liorlz.m to the zenith.- The
prevailing colors were pale fed and green,
though many other shades were discernible.
It was a most gorgeous spectacle.
Vallie Lutt ringer, of our town, has taken
the contract for covering the tower of the
Carrolltown church w ith tin. It is a job to
try a man's nerves, this thing of working
more than a hundred feet in the air, with
nothing for material support excepting a
rickety platform of two or three Ixiards but
Vallie is "equal to the occasion," and is, be
sides, a first-class tinman, which will guar
antee a first-class piece of work.
The County Commissioners have lately
erected a new pavement in front of the jail
property. It consists of two narrow planks
laid parallel the length of the lot, find is
ubont as poor an excuse for a pavement as
canoe conceived. We entirely agree with i
the Real Estate Oat'tte thfit f: county able to
erect a 7.F,0OO jail ought to be able to con
struct a pavement th.it prisoners will not be i
ashamed of when goilig iiito or corning out
of that institution.
Col. John Woods, landlord of Exchange
Hotel, Altoona, fired thirty-nine guns lust
Friday one gun for each one hundred of
the then reported LiU-ral majority in North
Carolina. Tilings jKilitual have lieeoirte
somewhat "mixed" since th:f d;fte, and, in
case the official vote ciphers up all right,
Capt. Sam. Cris?e,landlord of the St. Charles'
Hotel, iu the same city, threatens to h:ive
the Colonel fined for circulating false re
ports cannon reports, of course.
We learn in time for only a portion of
our edition, that the horses attached to the
Carrolltown hack ran oft" in that place, on
Thursday afternoon, while the driver was
taking off a trunk, and the only remaining
passenger, a lady whose name" we did not
hear, was thrown out and had two or three
rilis broken anil tine arm dislocated. The
tiew and elegant ha. k was comph'tclv de
! moralized, Imt the horses, we beli'-ve", suf
; f.-reil little or no injury. This is indeed an
unfortunate lieg"nning for the new firm, w ho
had thing in t"t-top trim.
' Tom I.,. Mi-Namara, r'pres"ntipg Jacob
i Heigel it Co., dry goods; Capt. M. M' Don-
u .1, representing oung, Smith, Field &
Co., notions ; A. .1. Spigelmire, representing
flillespie, Zollcr & Co., groceries: and Isa-
dore H. Sultzli.K h, representing Ililbronner j
A: liro., clothing, u'.I ot Philadelphia, paid
us pop visits "h"s week. Among our most
esteemed friends these hold high rank, and
if our recommendation of themselves and the
houses for which they solicit patronage was
as notour as we could wish, they wou'd cer
t i ly hive the l st "trade" iii the city of
B otherly I,ovo. So mote it be.
A tbororgh examination of the pupils
of Prof. Chapman's Normal School, princi
pally oompo-el of young men and ladies
who ire preparirg themselves for the feai h
er's profession, will 1? held at Union School
House, iu this Imrough, on Thursday aud
Friday of next w-el-. A u u 1 5t h and llith.
! Our word fur it th tnmiU will nivd o ttix. w,l
' ' i ..f 1 . I. . .
immi Murine cist aiiini.iv. nisky. . " . ,, V- V .
-A little child nanvd Tb.hrbaker, of -'"; td vell-dire, te.l trannngot Mr. Chajv
rt Newton. Westmoreland countv n .set ,na" ,h.;v l,!lve 'rainly had abundant op-
hnn.it.g kerosene lamp nnon itself last l,ortlllllt th. m,elv,,s n, all the ne-
..i..,. .T-....L- r.. : cessary branches. The pnMic is respectfully
viiiii 'i i ii."i"i ii i?., inr uimer iue pron-
pnMic is respectfully
invited to attend the examination.
Teachers' Kxamisatioss. The exam
ination of teachers for Cambria county, in
the autumn of lf'72, will be held as follows:
Ebensburg Normal bchool, Aug. 15th and
Kith.
Johnstown, in Union School House, Tues
day, Aug. 27th.
5lillville, Thursday, Aug. 20th.
Conemaugh Borough, Aug. .'50th.
Cambria Borough. Aug. :lst.
Blackliok, at Belsano, Tuesday, Sept. 3d.
Cambria Twp., at Myers' School House,
Sept. 4th.
Coopersdale, Sept. .ith.
East Conemaugh and Franklin, in Frank
lin, Sept. 6th.
Taylor, at Headri-ks, Sept. 7th.
Carrolltown, Carroll and Susquehanna, in
Carrolltown, Sept. 10th.
Chest, at (tlosscr's, Sept. 11th.
Ctallitzin, at Oallitzin, Sept. 1.1th.
Washington and Summit, at Cresson, Seirt.
14th.
Trfiretto and Allegheny, at Ioretto, Sept.
17th.
Clearfield and Chest Springs, at Trexior's
Sept. lsth.
Minister, at (Jlass's, S"pt. 20th.
Jackson, at Fairview, Sejit. 21st.
Wilmoro and Summerhill, at Wilmore,
Set. 23d.
Crovle and South Fork, tt Summerhill,
Sept. 24th.
Adams, at Moses K ring's, Sept. 25th.
Kichland, at Blongh's, Sept. 20th.
Yoder, at Stutzuiau's, Sept. 27th.
Conemaugh, at Singer's, Sept. 2Sth.
White, at Fallen Timber, October 2d.
IRREGULAR EXAMINATIONS
will lie held in Ebensburg on the 5th, 12th
and lyth days of Octolier, and on the 2d and
Kith days of November. No other examina
tions w ill lie held, and these will lie conduct
ed iu strict compliance with the law. (See
School Laws, page 152 to 154.) Applicants
will please bring materials with them. Ex
aminations in the Theory of Teaching will
lie from the 31 and 4th chapters of Wicker
sham's "School Economy." ltemember, a
failure in one branch is a failure in all. Ex
aminations will commence promptly at 10
o'clock, A. M., except in Ebenf burg, Johns
town and Millville, where they will com
mence at 9 o'clock, A. M.
T. J. Chapman, Co. Sup't.
A Worthy Enterprise. By referring
to our advertising columns, says the Somer
set Democrat, it will le seen that we devote
considerable space to the publicity ot an en
terprise known as the Wellsburg Coal, Iron
and Fire-Clay Company's Gift Enterprise.
This has been gotten up for the benefit of the
sufferers by the disastrous fire that almost
totally destroyed our town on the 9th of May
last. It is not intended as a letter , as every
ticket or stock holder has a right to say in
what manner the prizes shall lie disposed of.
There will be a irrize to every five shares,
and two hundrc-d thousand shares in all, each
worth two dollars. If the Company can sell
all these shares, they expect U be able to
give to our sufferers alxmt one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars.
There will le numerous cash prizes rang
ing from two dollars up to ten thousand, lie-'
sides one grand prize of the whole tract of
land, containing over seven hundred acres.
This is an enterprise which we doubt not will
meet with the approval of all persons who1
sympathize with the truly needy citizens of
our distressed town.
The chance of drawing a prize is certainly
better than is generally offered by this kind
of an enterprise, there being one to every
five shares sold, ami some person will be
the lucky drawer of an independent fortune.
Mr. M. 1. Meagher is agent for Cambria
county, ami jwrsons desiring shares should
address him at Johnstown.
A prisoner escaped from the Greenstmrg
jail last Monday night.
COMMUNICATIONS.
OUR COMMON SCHOOLS.
TIIE 8IXTH THING.
The sixth want in the system is the want
of efficient directors. A tew districts in the
State are favored with vigilant directors,
and the effects can be seen in improved
schools and school houses. But the great
majority of districts in the State lack good
directors. In nlany districts there" is oppo
sition, not only outside, but among the direc
tors themselves. Very often- trre boards
stand three to three on almost every jffestiori
that comes before therrT. In srrch cases there
can be no decision. This condition of things
suggests a' change in the ltfw. I endorse
trre suggestions of County Superintendent T".
f . Chapman ori this question, so far as to re
ducing the number to three, Svnne people
object to this, an not suitable for large dis
tricts. But counties are larger than districts,
and three Commissioners transact the busi
ness of each county. Three directors manage
the poor house. Three men generally super
intend the affairs of a railroad. Indeed,
three men always transact the business of
every school board. A President, a Vice
President and a Secretary attend to all the
official business. The law authorises the
Secret?Yy to lie paid for his trouble, and it
woiild be poor district indeed that could
not furnish two men who would act as Pres
ident and Vice President for the benefit of
the district, without pay. I am opposed to
paying directors, unless there is some way
fita ftd to raise more money without taxation.
There are leaks enough now. Teachers'
wages are as low as the condition1 of affairs
will possibly allow, and any more leaks
would be unjustifiable. G?he Secretary is
now paid for making out the duplicates and
keeping the minutes of the board, and men
enough can ln found willing to act as Presw
dent and Vice President in each district.
But the number should lie at once reduced
to three. Then they corrkl not Well differ in
regard to any public measure.- They would
be more certain to have a quorum' when
called together, and the three could appoint
a collector and a treasurer just as easily as
six. Why should there lie just six? If
more than three, why not nine, or twelve, of
twenty? The Romans prospered as well
under a triumvirate as when the number of
rulers was increased. Indeed, three scents
to be the general number in any ordinary
business matter. These three, however,
should do many things that six fail to do.
They should decide on text books long liefore
the term commences, not afterwards. They
shiuld notify merchants and citizens in
sotlie way, of their decision, at least two
months before the term commences. They
should have the school house in proper order
and supplied in ample time with kindling
and fuel and other sc!mo1 apparatus, and also
buckets, liroofrts, keys, locks, etc., so that
teachers could commence right the first day.
I have seen schools opened one month liefore
parents knew what k?d of books Were
needed, and two months before thinefs were
in proper running ot'deT, Again, directors
should always get the duplicate out in ample
tiioe, ami pltt it into the collector's hands in
time tn collect the tax that is in doubtful
pockets. Sofrfe people are in the habit of
leaving the district just aliout the time the
tax ought to lie paid. Many a dollar could
be saved by vigilance in this matter. Tfe
money arising from' unseated fands, the
State appropriation, and fines and penalties
due to the districts, should le carefully col
lected. Every little helps, and every help is
needed. There is no telling' what an advan
tage a vigilant lmard of school directors are
to a district. Vigilance Will increase the
ways, and lengthen the term too. Then
economy can lie practised in niitny Way
There is no propriety in purchasing coal
enough in one year to last three years, nor
in furnishing everybody that wants to hold
meetings in the school house with fuel and
light. These little things are leaks, and,-:
though small, yet, like a small leak in a
bucket, they help to lower the contents.
It is not. expected that these three men
should visit the schools. The Secrctarj' is
paid for visiting the schools, and so is the
County Superintendent. But an occasional
visit, when convenient, could do no harm.
If for nothing else, a monthly visit might lie
made to look at the condition of the property
intrusted to their care.
Not the least important duty of school
directors is the election of a suitable person
for County Superintendent. This duty could
be as well performed with three good direc
tors as with six worthless ones. There
would be a less numlier in convention, and
less expense would le incurred for the dis
trict to pay, when it does pay their expenses.
ItOJJ ltOY.
Prepare for the Mammoth Combina
tion. Kleckner & Co.'s great mastodon
menagerie, gigantic circus, col lossal caravan
and museum, together with the Ali Ben
AMellah troupe of real Bedouin Arabs, will
exhibit in this place on Monday, August
12th.
The management announces for the season
of 1872 not only the largest, but the most at
tractive, novel, original and instructive pub
lic amusements ever afforded to this country.
The great Ali Ben Alsb Hah of genuine Be
douin Arabs, or "Sons of the Desert" (four
teen in numlier) acknowledged by the Euro
pean and American press as giving the most
sterling, rare and wonderful performance of
any on earth. Their extraordinary feats of
both ground and in mid air, surpass both
description and belief.
The vast department' of zoology is coin
posed of the rare and curious animals of
every continent, including ornithos of tropi
cal and oriental birds, and embracing the
finest collection of trained horses : the small
est ponies and the liest performing lions in
the world. Araung tl specialties are a
heard of elephants, and a drove of camels
and dromedaries.
A mammoth caravan of eighteen massive
cages is a stupendous combination, involv
ing an investment of half a million of dol
lars, requiring an army of disciplined merlin
the service, emphrying a multitude of horses
and a train of wagon-dens and cages over a
mile long for its transportation through the
country. There will be a grand scenic parade
on the morning of the exhibition.
KiRRECT." A California Jury, fn a late sui
cide case, found that "the deceased was an un-mitig-ated
fool." Which was about the correct
thiiir- A similar verdict would protmbly he re
corded against any man who was unsophistica
ted enough to presume that any denier in Catn
brin county or elsewhere keeps a more varied
or more elejranl stock of clocks, watches, jew
elry, fancy jroods, books, stationery, tobacco,
ciifurs, etc., than 0. T. Roberts, who knows bow
to treat his customers in a manner becoming a
gentleman of unquestionable integrity.
Five of the swo?test words in the Enjrlish
lanjruajre bejrin with the letter "h," which is
only a breath heart, home, hope, happiness,
heaven. The Hve words next nn the sweet list
bejrin with the letter "h," which isonly another
breath best trartrains bountifully bestowed (at
V. S. Barker-. We trust, that you enjov four
of the first kind and will endeavor to merit the
other, but llarker don't trust he sells for car h
exclusively, and that is the reason bargains are
bountifully bestowed at his establishment.
Fruit CanS. The fruit preserving season is
now at its full hitrht, and where to (jet the best
cans at the lowest prices is an Important ques
tion. Geonre Huntley, at his stove, hardware,
tinware, cutlery and grocery depot, keeps for
sale ail kinds and sizes of fruit cans in the mar
ket. Therefore it behooves all who need cans
to select their cans from Huntley's lartre stock
of c:ain, for from him they can buy Cans fully
as cheap as cans can be boug lit anywhere.
Tun Form Seasons, A flve-yenr older at one
of our public schools, shortly tmfore vacation,
defined the four seasons as pepper, salt, vlneg-ar
and mustard. This precocious urchin, it is al
most needless to say, comes of a family who buy
the four seasons indicated, rs well as all the dry
goods, dress sroods, groceries, notions, eto., re
quired iu said family at all seasons of the year,
from Myers Lloyd, the popular cheap cash
dealers orer the way on High street.
Let those who would their lives prolong, and
from their presence drtve all earthly Ills, just
bear tn mind as worldly ways they thronir that
there is such a man as E. J. Mills, who keeps a
store on the street called Hiirh, and sells to all
who have ready cash to pay for the best of flour
and feed, chopped corn and rye. and groceries,
too. fresh and cheap that's what we say. On
Mills then call and at fair prices buy of what be
keeps a full supply
Caution. Every genuine box of Dr. Mo
LACK'S LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS., and their private United
States Stamp. f"Take no other." The
market is full of Imitations.
A Corporation with a Soui It is a
common saying that corporations are with
out souls, and that human sympathy and
Ihercy have no abiding i dace with th:in. But
We think that an inciitfnt ttiat neenrred not.
far from here last Saturday fully establish- j
es iue lacttrrat so tar as the Pennsylvania
railroad company is concerned, we have at
h;ast one corporation that has a soul, or at
least that some of its officers are possessed of
the biggest kind of a soul. A young man
named Parrish.abrakemeu on a freight train,
was killed near Portage station on last Sat
urday forenoon, the account of whose death
will be found in another column. His father
and mother were at the time temporarily
employed at Rock ton, some twelve or four
teen miles beyond Clearfield. The sad news
was soon telegraphed to them and the diJ
patch forwarded by baud from Clearfield.
But by the time they received it anj reached
Clearfield, the afternoon train hat left, and
there was no way by which the- could reach
Tyrone forty-one miles before -Monday
morning, except by hirmj' a carriage and
traveling over rough roa?s all night. At
the suggestion of friend Ivowever they con
cluded to wait till niorrriug, and retired to
rest at the Leonard House, in Clearfield.
In the meantime the facts came to the
knowledge of r. J. Reilly, Superintendent
of Transportation here, who at once commu
nicated wiih Mr. Wilkins, the Superintend
dent of the Tyrone and Clearfield road, a
locomotive was quickly fired up and sent
with a special car attached, to bring the
9tricken parents to Tyrone in time for the
western liouvd train on Sunday morning.
This service was performed with the utmost
alacrity by Latham as engineer", Irwin ais
conductor, and Hunter as baggage-master,
and thus tho parents of the unfortunate
young lllan were enabled to reach the re
mains of their darling boy before thvy were
committed to mother earth, free of expense.-
Had such favor leen extended to the rela
tives of some officer ot' the company it would
scarcely have elicited the slightest notice,
Unless it would be tosuggestthe remark that
such honors are aloncr reserved for officials.
Such remarks may apply to the other rail
road companies,- :ind to corporations gene
rally ; but with such men as Mr. Reilly, and
his colleagues in the present management,
the common saying that "corporations have
no souls," will not apply to the Pennsyl
vania railroad company. Young Mr. Par
rish was only a brakerrnn on a freight train
one Of the hitmblest positions in the ser
vice yet no time was lost or expense spared
in paying all ptojmt resect to Ms remain.
Altoona Sun, Aug. 1st.
Dr. Carpenter's Compouno' Medica
ted Inhalations. It seems to stand to
reason that tho-e medicines which are ap-'
plied directly to the root of disease should
be the most successful. In fact, as there is
no way of making sweet waters when the
source is impure, so there is no quicker w ay
of purifying tinwholesorae streams than by
cleansing the springs. It is in this manner
that we account for the numerous cures
which have attended Dr. Carpenter's Sy'stern
of treating all kinds of pulmonary, skin and
other diseases. At his Institute, 13T Mul
berry street, Newark, N. J., he administers
daily to a large iiUiiiImt of patients the Cfmi
pound Medicated Inhalation, This being
iuhaled.by the patierit,Iisdistributed through
out the entire system, and thus applied to
the seat of the various disorders which man
is heir to. The numlier of ptiple and the
variety of diseases which he has cured
would, if stated, seem incredible. Those
who haveJlM-en restored are to tie found in
nearly every street in this city. Numliers (if
them have given testimonials of the wonder
ful effre.toy of the Inhalations in curing dis
ease. Their' names are a guarantee of the
correctness of their statements. Seirari
Mvrning Iii.ster.-
'We IMe It." This is f hf ntri versa I t-efdict
upon the Itomtfftie St-'wing: Machine. It lucks
no R-ooM qualrtv of a first-class machine, dolni?
all jsorts of work, and nver rettinsr out of or
der. Its range of capacity is wonderful.
"Stitch! stitch! stit h !
In poverty, hunger and dirt.
Sewing at once, with a double thread,
A shroud as well as as a shirt."
ITow much bcttwr to buy a ""Domeotic " Sew
ini Machine.arid be lifted above such drudgery?
R. W. Steaduiiin & Co., (ieneral Agents, No.
20 Sixth street, Pittsburgh.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, hva
simple remedy, is anxious to make known to hitt
fellow sufferers the means of eure. To all who
desire it, he will send a copy of the prescript ion
used, (free of charge) with the directions for
preparing unci using the same, which they will
find a st' he ct'UE for Vivitnmitiin,A.thnui.Urfn
ehitis. ,l-r. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rut. EDWARD A.WILSON.
ll-lS.-ly. 1.4 Fenn St., Williarnsbiirgh. N. Y.
OBITCAKY.
BON ACKER. Died, In this place, on Wednes
day lust, of cholera infantum. Hurry Edmund,
infant son of W. B. and Lizzie ilonacker, aged
6 months.
LLOYD. In this place, yesterday (Thursdns-)
mornii.ir, Mrs. Catharine Lloyd, relict of the
late Stephen Lloyd, aged about 85 years.
BUCK. In Carroil township, on "the 5th Inst.,
George Buck, a.xetl nearly 70 years. The de
ceased was a deaf mute.
JO lir. A IIOl'T TIIISI-There is con
i.N sidcrable money due me that I find it im
possible to do without, and this is to notify all
persons indebted that if they do not call "and
pay upon or hrfnre the Wth fiiti of thin month,
they will rind their accounts In the hands of T.
W. Dick, Esq., for collection with eots.
V. LU'lTiilNQER.
Ebensburg, Aujr. 9, 1S72.
BY virtue of n writ of Ff. FVi., Issued Out of
the Court or Common Pleas and to me di
rected, there- will be expimecl to 1'iil.H.- Sralf. at
the Court 11 nie in Ebensburg, on Saturday,
the Slst day or Angnst, inst., at 1 o'clock, p. m.,
the following real estate, to wit: All the right,
title, and Interest of Lawrence Stieh, of, In and
to a lot of ground situate in Carrolltown bor
ough. Cambria county, fronting on Main street
on the east and cxten'linjj back to heirs of
John Camnhsll, dee'd, on the Iwest, adjoin
ing lot of Sim n Schroth on the north and lot
of John Keu iedy on the South, having thereon
erected a two story frame house and a frame
stable, now in the occupancy of Lawrence
Stieh. Taken in execution aud to be sold at
the suit of Albin Oswald.
W. H. BONACKER.heritT.
Sheriffs Office, Ebensburg', Aug. 8, 1S72.
Widows' Appraisements.
TOTICE is hereby given that the following
X Appraisements of Real and Personal Pro
perty of decedents, selected and set apart for
the Widows of intestates under the Act of As
sembly of 11th April, lsol. have been ttled in tho
Register's Office, and will be presented to the
Orphans' Court for approval on Wednesday, the
4th day of September next, to wit :
Inventory and Appraisement of the personnl
property of Evan Roberts, deceased, elected to
to be retained by bis widow, Lucinia H. Rob
erts. 300.0OI
Inventory and Appraisement of the personal
pr iperty of William Orr, late of tho Borough
of Johnstown, deceased, elected to be retained
by his widow,- Harriet Orr, Z71.75.
Inventory mid Appraisement of the personal
property late of Peter Alihaugh, deceased, re
tained by his widow, i0.97.
Appraisement of certain personal property
set apart for the use of Eleanor Powell, widow
of David Powell. Jr., late of Blacklick township,
deceased, .T00.00.
Appraisement of the personal property and
real estate of William Riley, late of Prospect
borough, deceased, set apart for Susan Riley,
widow of said deceased, ;K).00. -
iKO. IK. OATStAXi C'erk.
Clerk's Office, Ebensburg, Aug. 3, 18724t.
IX the DISTRICT COURT of the TNITF.D STATES.
In the, matter of Albert O. Fry, Ihtnkrupt ;
Ao. 143tt in Jianhrujitcy.
WissTeiiN District of Pennstivanh, ss:
At Ebensburg. the 19th July, A. D. 1S72
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appoiutment
as Assignee of Alliert G. Fry, of Ebensburg, in
the County of Cumbria and State of Pennsylva
nia, withfusald District, who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt upon his creditors' petition by the
District Court of said District.
GEO. C. K. ZAIIM, Assignee.
Ebensburg, Aug. 3, 1K72.-3U
IX th niSTHICT COCBT of the CN1TEB STATES.
ii the matter of FYy, UucrrA Co., liankrupis :
A'o. 1437 in Bankruptcy.
Wfstkrs District or Pennsylvania, ps :
At Ebensburg, the 19th July, A.. D, 1S72
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee of Fry, Duerr & Co.of Ebensburg,
in the County of Cambria and State of Penn
sylvania, within said District, who have been
adjudged Bankrupts upon their creditors' peti
tion by the District Court of said District.
GEO. C. K. ZAHM, Assignee.
Ebensburff, Autf. 3, 1872.-3t.
DR. CARPENTER,
136 MULBERRY STREET,
NEWARK. N. J.,
Is now treating succefully
Consumption, Crcnchitis,
and all diseases or Throat and Lunffs,with his
C0MrSE MEDICATED INHALATION'S. CONCE.N
TKATLD JOvO, AND COIUH SYBC1.
During- tPe past ten years Dr. Carpenter has
treated and cured thousands of cases of above
named diseases; and has now in bis possession
JT t1 i8,fWe? flLom a11 P"rfsl of the coun
try. The Inhalation' is breathed direct I v into the
lun-s, soothing and healinir over BlMntianied
surfaces, entering- nrto the blood, it imparts vi
tality a.s it permeates fo every part of the svs-
h.c sensation is not unpleasant, and the
tlrst inhalation often jrives very decided reKef
particularly when there is much difficult' of
brcathmjr. Under the influence of my reme
dies, the coujrh soon irrows easier, the nurht
sweats cease, the hectic flush vanishes, and with
improving digestion the patient rapidly trains
" LS. " "eiin imukhiii wirnin r.ia rrr
The Concpntrtsl Food rapidlv builds iin the
most detiilltatorl notli.nt muaniln... .1 '.
sen food ail ready to he assimilated ami nftrde
..ii.. k "mi. ihjii, I ii'il 1 v 11 y uiumi.
Thu (Ynh Sjrnp is to tie taken nf nitrht fcrrf.
leyiate the coiurh and enabfe the paiftnt t oh
tain sleep. Fiilt directions aecmnpauy each bx
of my remedies which enn.ixtH nf
One Inhaler; One I?ottle of Altprntife Inhalant i
On Bottle ofsoothimr Febrifuee Inhalant " One
Bottle Anti-II.Tmorrhairir Inhalent ; Bottle
tonceutrateU Food ; On Botfle Contra Jsj rup.
Price of Hox containing medicines to last one
month. 111); two months, 1S; rhree monhs -,Ti.
Sent to any address C. O. r. Pamphlets " con
taining: larye list of patients cirred sent free
Letters of inquiry must contain one dollar to
insure answer. Address.
A. IJ. CARPENTER. M. D., Newark, N. J.
Dr. Carpenter's CAT A Ttlilf ffK.VKDr wilr
ive immediate relief, and will effect perma
nent- euro in irom one to three months, rfiee
?J.r.' K toU'st one-month, 5"i two months,
is. ; rnree months, 10:
o l'." 1" " i,s forms stfc'cc3?f -slty treated.
Sertd for list of patients cured.
A. 11. cakpfvtSr, m. d., Newark, X. J.
August 9, l7:2.-ly.
Itesister's Notice.
""OTirE is hereby iriven thnt the following
JlT Accounts bavu been parsed ami filed in the
Kesrister'S Office at Kbensburir. and will bo r.--
eented to the Orphans' Court of Cambria coun
ty, for confirmation and allowance, on IVednes-
uay me 4tn aay ot eytoniner ftext, to wit :
becond Account of Stephen fifutzman, c'-
mtnistrator, Ac, of Lewis Cobau'h, late of tho
liorontrb of Johnstown, deceased.
First and 1 1 ia! Account of Shi-hIi riniinciipr
and Michael Maloy, Executors of Thoinns O i -lau-her,
late of ijrefjo borouurh, dee-ased.
Final Account of .ohn M. Kiuf. Administra
tor of John H. Fromald, late of Johns-town,
Cumhrra County, deeensed.
Final Accoir-i of John Ricket, Executor of
the last Writ efnd Testament of D. M. Cooper,
hue of CHliton county. Iowa, d. -ceased.
Account of J'-st ph I loir we, Otiardian of minor
heirs ot 1'eter Scanluu, tat of Cambria town
ship, deceased.-
'1 he First Account of Oeor.re J. Rndjrors, Ex
ecutor of the last tvirfan-t Testament of John
ltodsrers, sr., hite of ihe i;oroush of Eheiisburir,
deceased.
Third rtid Fi-iaf oMnt of F. T). Storm, Ad
ministrator of ). T, Storm, lute of Wurhinirtc-n
township, deeeftr'd-. .
Account of t. H. EltK Trustee of the Estate
of Hannah Hoech, Iwle of Johnstown, dee'd
Account of Mary Ffeslop, Administratrix cunt
irtmicni annexo of Joseph Heslop, late of
Concmftus?h boroiurb, Cambria countv. dee'd
F'irst ami Partial Account of John A. Kenne
dy, Administrator of f)oYm"nick rcbride, late
of Curroll township, decease d.
. (iKO. IF. OATMAX, fraitrr.
Register's Oflicc, Ebensburjr, Auk-3, 1K72 -4t
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
TY viitueof a pluriux order of the Orphans'
Jl Court of Cambria countv.
-j. a iue V'al'llllU?
a county, yvv
to public A-k- A
use in thcSfTal-
mere will tie exposed
sab-, ut the Court House
Borollifh of Khpushllrir r
day. the 2d day of September next.
at 1 o'clock. P. M., ttie following dcf-ci itied rea'
estate, of which Petek Ragek died seized, to
wit :
A PIECE or PARCEL of LAND
situate in ttje to-i-nshin of Jrtckson. countv of
Ca'rthria,- adjoining land- of Geo". Weh-n, Sum!
Aibaugh, and other, containing 1US Aoreti,
more or less, about SO Acres of which are clear,
having thereon erected a one-and-a-half rt.iry
LOG HOUSE.
Also, a P Jeco or Parcel of Lsrd
s:tuato in the township and county aforesaid,
a Ijoining the land tfltove described and hint's f
tht? CTitnliria Iron Co., containing 54 Acres,
more or les. about 3t) Acres of which are clear,
havimr ther'eon t-rtclcd a one-anil-a-lialf story
HOCSE. LOG HiVRNand FRAME STABLE.
rSThe above described lands w. f be sild i.S
one piece, or in fot to suit purchasers.
TkhmsofSam?. One-hnlf the purchase mor
ey t be paid ori Ciftftrrftnlion of thesffle, anU
the balance in one year thereafter, with inter
est, to be secured by the mortg-ago aud judg
ment bond of the purchaser.
MICH A F.I, II. It A (i Fit. Administrator.
Jackson Twp., Aug. fr, lS7J.--r.
LOOK AT THIS!
The Farmer'3 Favcrltd
mm tmt
Fanning MILL,
A:rr tiie
KEYSTONE CIDER l!LL!
FOR SALE BY
Ebensburg, Pa.
SUBP03XA FOR PERPETUATING
TESTIMONY.
CAMBRIA COTTXTT, SS.
j The Commomrrnlth of Pfitnxiilravin :
-i t..S- f To Jacob Moses, Daniel Cams, (surviv
' ' fnsr hnsbaud of Margaret Cams, former
ly Margaret. Moses,) Cuthsrine Moses and Jacob
Moses, (children and heirs at law of Adam
Moses,)' Abraham Mnse. arrd Daniel Sills, (sur
viving husband of Mary Srlls, formerly Sarah
Moses,) John Moses, Rev. Oeorge f'ickes, (sur
viving husband of Sarah Kickes, formerly Sa
rah Moses,-) their heirs and representatives, ftnd
all others concerned in the premises Orertinei:
We command and firmly c-n.toin you, that,
laying !oside alt- business whatsoever, you be
and appear before the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas of the said county, to bo held
at Ebensburg on the j"rrt Mtnday of Srptcmlier
nej-t. to show cause, if anv you have, why the
witnesses in behalf of Robert L. Johnston, in
his complaint airuinst you, before our said Court
exhibited, shothid not be examined and their
testimony reduced to writing and tiled of record
in our Said Court, in order to perpetuate the
same, agreeably to the Constitution of our Gov
ernment anil the Act of Assembly in such cae
madf and provided ; and hereof fail not at your
peril.
V. itix ss the IlnnnrnMa Jons TIkan, Presid't
Ju.lgeof our said Court, at Ebensburg, the loth
day of June, in the year ot our Lord one thous
and elg-ht hundred and seventy-two.
... f. K. HITE, Prothonotary.
Attest TT. B. BoN'AcfcEK. Sheriff. 8-9.-4t.
OUBPCENA IN DIVORCE.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, S3.
The Commonwealth of Pennsvi.tania j
j . To the Sheriff of Camhria Co., tirrettna:
l8. r You are hereby .comoiauded that
' ' you summon W. W. II. FkbeWan to be
and appear at our Coort of Comiii'on Pleas; to
be bolrten for sid eouhfy at Ebensburg. on the
.flrst -1ondnj of September vevt, to answer a cer
tain Libel in "Divorce filed against him in said
Court.by Mart M. Freeman, by her next friend
Isaac Reklin ; and this you are not to omit at
your peril.
Witness the Honorable John Bun, Presid't
Judge of our said Court, at Ebensburg, the 10th
day of June, in the year of our Lord one thous-'
and eight hundred add seventy-two.
J. K. HITE, Prothonotary.
Attest W. B. Bon ackeu. Sheriff. 8-9.-4t,
SET DOWN FOR TRIAL at a Court of Com-
mon Pleas, to bo held at Ebensburg, com
mencing on Monday, Vic d day of September
next.
rmsT week.
Somerville vs. Martr.. -
Brown vs. Mack. .
Cooper A Co. ..vs. Wenfli-L
Miles et al vs. Paddock & Adams.
Dardrne, for use, vs. Apple.
Bracken. .... vs. Bracken
Douglass .. ...........vs. Fitr.pa trifle.
Cooper vs. Mctiulre.
Jones vs. Pow'l.
Wolf ...vs. Prosser.
Adams .vs. Vaughn.
Davis vs. Bennett.
.T. K. HITE. Prothonotarr.
Prothonotary'e Office, Ebensburg, Aug. 5, 18'.-
ALL HAIL ! THE EXCELSIOR ! ! !
kiECKKSR & CO.'S
titti nun u-pr.o
FIRST VISIT TO PENNSYLVANIA
6? tiiS i.ahOest coNsoi.inATrn
CirSiis, Iksra SI Usaawri. hi: hizA
Will F.xhiltll nt
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1873,
FOll OXJs 1A Y OXIjY.
Aftf.knoov Estertais m f.nt at 2 o'clock.
KVKMNO l'FHKOKMANCE at o'clock.
Doors open one hour previous.
AOMISSIOX ." I'KNTS.
riilldrrn Ten T-s of A?p. anil Yonngpr, 25 Cent.
A Free Outside CXHiUiTiOT
will be given at the ground nt 1 o'clock, p. tn.,
liefore the opening of the doors for the after
noon performance. MISS H. COLON. will,
make a grand ascension upon a single wire, Sib
feet long, from the ground to the top of the
center pole of the pavillion, w ind and weal her
permitting.
THE MST TOUR OF TiiESFEXiliBiTKfiS
on the American continent, and they are given
under FOUR MONS'IER TEXTS, " iiiainmot h
water proof P;i villions, t-apatde of seal ing o.eoo
spectators, with scats so ari nnged as to gi e all
an opportunity of witnessing the exhibit ion
PBKSKTIV ALL for CE PKICK f t ADSLS'-iOX.
Tbf most complete traveling exhibition in
America. This irigant ic establishment, orgnn
i.trd tor 1S72, requires I'M men and 1-jO hrsis for
its transportatioii.
A Jlcniiiflvent Street Proecssitni
of Oriental splendor will tie given on morning
of tiny of exhibition, at 11 o'cloek precisely, led
by the Etrvptian Car of Alexandria. containing
Pror. Tn.s. Swan s SILVER CORNET BAN D.
TVi fr7,r7i1!'' "1 rt"
are under the able direction of
Ir.IIAlMlY IirCi.
The great and only Mdlle. A hki.i K IVixtus
bleap. Lady Oymnast and Ceiling Walker, Tra
peze Performer and Antipodist. besides her in
compariihle Comic Hat Spinning. Tire featsif
this. fhe most beautiful lady in America. must te
seen to Ik- appreciated. Language fails to con
vey anything like a just idea of her great merit.
Mdlle. CoriOsA, the world-famed premiere
Equestrienne. hose bold and graceful feats of
equitation it is impossible to rival.
Mons. D'Atai l, the Man of Steel, with the
Iron Jaw, lifts a -hi-gallon cask filled with lipi;d,
besides a man holding two 50-pound weights,
with his teeth alone.
Mdllo. AyoFt.A. the female Sampson nnd the
AVonderful A rtilerlst, who will I old a cannon
(n six-pounder) upon her shoulders rfnd Uis
tharnc it before the niidfence.
,.M,",lT- AfmiRi.T.w Macaiitf.- tfie charming
Lion Tamer and Queen of fhe Menage.
Mdllo. Carrik CnnoNA, the Female BIomJn,
the most brilliant Tight Rope Dancer and As
censionist liefore the public.
Mr. H tRRT CtinoNA. th reckless nnd vmnp
proachable Somersault Rider and tinfjuestion
bly the tiest general performer in the country.
The Wat.hat.i.a Brotmkrs Max. John and
Edward-the Emperors of the Ovnasium. late
of Rentz' Cirque la Empereur, Berlin, l'russia.
Their first appearance in this country.
IThe name of the manv other great artists
are omitted for want of space. 1
Lir.
pyir. William Kennedy,
CLOWN AUD COMIC VOCALIST,
the Modern Touchstone and Conversationalist,
arid tho moet interesting aud pleasing humorist
of the day.
Prof, tt'ii. A. nvis. the Lion Kinjr, Histori
cal Lecturer, and PupeWntehdeiit of all the
Animal? n the Dens and Cages.
A large corps of Au.Tileri?s, Ri1ei-s Volfieurs,
Acrobats and ;ymnasts will be presentnd in
nssoctation with the artistic forces of this Cir
cus. Kcnifmbrrt that by attending 1 his Circus,
Museum and Menegcrie you get more amuse
ment and behold greater wonders all for the
Eame mrt-nmt that it ccts to attend a cfrcus
only, tnu here see flie finest Menagerie and
the greatest Circus in America. Don't fail to
witness the (iHAND FREE EMII1RTION one
hour before the afternoon pei foi-iiiailcc.
reilapfovic Lcvocs
om hour previous to the Circus perforrrfanees,
w Men wilt commence at 2 and 8 o'clock, p. m.
THIS GRLVT mm OF EXlffflfTMS
WILL EXIIIlrfT AT
Indiana, Saturday, Aiffjust lOih ;
Hbtnhurf, Monday, August lUth;
Altoona, Tuesday, August i:ith ;
llollldaysburg, Wednesday, 14th.
REMEMBER THEDAY AND DATE.
FRANK RIVERS, General Director.
TT i n" v iv
' - X H I. nr. ! V m
A. M J M I - "
-a?jg5T?7Vi,-i"--li?' H' i t i?t--
iijy or rsTo jTjxjy :
CORoiE AND SEE WAT
iMtLOATMAN'S
HAS IN THE LINE OF
GOO
MIES' SHOES AM GAIpi
Tr S Zt iFT
p R O V OiS E I A M E N D M E N T
CONSTITUTION PENMSYLVANfA,
rnrl" An.r.l.n( lo tUtk Con.
MKitllnn oflVtinnjltHni,.
lie ttrrrt hijthe Sfuatean.l House of riepre
tentative. . K,0,mm,ffM f
m General Ambly met. That' the folmw "
Amendment of the Consritntion of this CoT,
mouwea.th be proposed to the people for tW
adopon or rf.Jfvrion r;;rsilllnt ,o '
sionsof the tenfl, article thereof, to wit:
AMEN'DJJENT-'
...eof f'le Si,U! P"Ctrn 'f tc'slxth artf
of the followmg; "A Sn.te Trehs.Yrr s.nll be
cosen by the unalihVd electors of the State, at
such times and for such rerm of service as shait
be proscribed bylaw."
WILLIAM Er.r.IOTT,
Speaker or the Hos of Representative
JAMES S. RUTAN,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved -The twenty-second day of MaroK,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred rf
seventy-two. JN(). w, GF,AUV
I repared and certi.Vd for Publieatlon pursil
ant to the Tenth A rticle of the Constitution.
L.-13.-3m. FRANCIS JORDAN.
ni, c Secret.iry of the Commonwealth.
Office Secrets ry of the Commonwealth f
llarnsburg, Jimeuth. IS72. "
..KiBaiis&Cot
HICH STREET,
Three Doors West of Centre Street,
IlKAt.FliS rx
Boots and Ehnei
FLOUR, FEED, BACON, FHf,
Ccffse, Tea, Syrups and IVToIassea.
ALL WHICH THEY PROMTS!; TO ni I SV
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Country Produce taken for GOODS.
rT7K I L'. IS MTGHTH K TH.iX TEE S1VOKD!
tttit: pathiot
'OK THE ( t.MPAK;M
In order to pTi-o within tile reach of all no
exposition of the Demoi-mtie Prin" i .l.-s .f.
Li. -r:.l Ideas sought to be cstatd" 't o
supprters of (i RKKLEY and HhOWN. and to
1 I C.vALEU and the rf her carHidates on that
ticket. n campus,, edition of t!,e IVorklr
Iriot will i-e rssued, beglnniP JCLY2t, at "t'lio
following raies: - '"uu
One cop v
10 copies (to one aijdr'es; tii
50 i. .c ft.l
r, 17(H)
orT-- mt'Z m"st '." cases 'ftemp'm.iMhe
LOOK SHARP AT THIS!
13G. THE ONLY CATHOLIC 13G.
BOOK & PERIODICAL STORE
IV CAMBRIA COCSTV.
(VI r-JHER,Wholesalennd Retail Dea-
kinrt lr.'?.rT'"A"".CATH,"'H' Works ot all
Kind, 1 hawk Books, Biki.es. Hist.ikkil and
C.NTHovKrfsiAL Works. pw. ( I1r , p
Johnstown, Pa. Wfll sell every article at-pLtl
.dtouyd to the lt v. Clerffit, lAla arir, or f.-.sc l,uu
V"J Uot.ks brnind and Piei r,g
framed at the lowest possible priees. All the
Eastern Weekly Papers lor sale.
135 Franklin Street, Johnstown. 135.
Y A I A A 1 WJ-fKAHM VOll SALK.-I
pnuatf'ft in Miinstof twp., Vtun-
tnc-e from J.rel to. w ll r 6uM?5;
Miinpnini nn tns ll'l nis, -A
et.infortaMe Dwelling' H.uvan.l a good Stable
arenmrfng the improreiuents. There isalson.i
exeeflent orchard on the pi emi-es and a never
failing spring convenient to the house. ny
rV.Tn'otT' M,i.'','0 mirt;""se cauci:i .n me at
i unncl lull, OallitZi.i, ot a Mr. ss
lOIIV i mti -.-r
-" i---n. i.ailitzln, Cambria Co.
Pa.
WOOLEN FACT0EY!
JJAVINd introduced new machinery into our
oolen h-tctory, we are now prepared to
miinutae'Tire on short notice, CIA )TH. C l-
i!,Si-,MJ.'ANKKTS- l"LA.N:?t:LS of allstjhs
hMX(i YARNS. &c, &c.
r5"" Wool taken iu exchange for goods or"
worked on oliarcs. Market price paid for wool.
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Ebensburg, Feb. 2'1, lS72.-tf
CO A L 1 CO L ! ! The sufrc i!er
now pretarof1 to r:irr?fsh. In larsre or small
quantities, all Ounli 1 ', i.f ANTHRACITE an 1
BITCMINOUS COAU at lowest market rate-w
Coal delivered promptly ami free of charge ft r
hauling at anv poinr fn i::eiisburg or vicinitv.
tinlers IcM at theZAiiM M'it wftl receive dug
attontioii. DANIEL IE ZAIIM.
Fb-ii9lurg. y!xy SJ. I7.-tf
CV-VITTION All persons me hereby
' notified n'd to give credit to anv bo.lv mi
pt mnnt without a w ritten order from n.e.
Parties having- claims against me will pleas.
present th. tn within sir weeks from date, and
those indebted to me will niu. h oblige bv set-,
tliog without delay. ;E. ii LASHER.
vrro!ltown, Julv 'JO, lsr: :.-4t. Tailor.
r.- A. FTIOEMAKEK GEO. A. BERHY1
CHOEMAK'KU Ss UIvKKV,
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March II, 18T1.
FHKySBCIifl. rA.
GKO M. HEAD K, A tUrnryitLar,
Ebensbnrr. Ta. Ollicc in new biMiii-
recently erertct en Centre dtrctl. lo t!or
from lJigh btiecl. IX, Sum )
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