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Friday JLufftist 26, 1S72.
i NOTICE.
THE LABOR REFORM VAhTY of Cambria
County will aend Lh legate to a Conference
. i. held In Jobustowii, on Snftnduy, itt. di,
i at Mo-clock, a. i. said Df legates to meet
.ir'nomaa Davis" Hotel, M arket street, (nearly
?;,,,.ltc new Market HouseJ and from thet.ce
JivA-d to Miners' Hall, to trammel buolnewor
ijrtnoe concerning the State campaign.
Mt if deemed adlible, to place in uoutiua-
J A3
McFADDEN,
State Executive.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
-Work A read. Tle Democratic Exec
utive Committee of this county met at the
effiee of Johx H. RnEY, Esq., onlastTuea--.y
The object and purpose of the meet
jj"wal to organize th party for the cur
rent political campai&n. Mr- Nathaniel
IfoiiNE, Johnstown, Chairman of Raid Com
rilttee, was present, ami Jacob Zimmer
man q-, f Johnstown, acted as Becre
tarv Whatever else was done we are per
JjjjtVcd to say that Mx. Hornk was author
ial to invite Charles It. Bcckalew, A.
f i;.teMr, being Uie first week of thcen-
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r kOIlH uS, a-S lie Will uu, u flu.i aiii'ii me
iatinKuUhed gentleman named will be here
tt.n eivo lull ami ample notice. One
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witt annouiwethc fact of their certain
-t rew mv m-xt crk, and will then give the
j kV1 I'u,Jic ,iotice of tlie fuct
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Tlirnl,,"jet'r 90 In the shade.
Tri'u'-fUn'ng is past for this year.
.Tlie JMair county Democratic convention
ye'Jl meet on the 3d September.
.The fattest woman iu Johnstown weighs
tw hundred and seventy-six pounds.
fTlie Huntingdon Labor Reformers will
E0iiiite a county ticket on the 21st.
t'l. arfield county will hold anagricultu-rtf-Cair
commencing on the 30th September.
'Parties wishing to buy a bill of candies
at lowest wholesale prices should call at 8.
1 McCamt', Eliensburg.
Charles Hawkius and Thomas Parfett
ra a foot-race in Johnstown last Saturday
for 9 10 a side. The latter won.
--Cyrus CaseWer was thrown from a buggy
licar Somerset last Friday and so seriously
injured that he died shortly afterward.
Cholera infantum is playing havoc with
the children of Altoona. Kleveii deaths on
Friday last and scveu on Saturday are re-
t!!l!jhn Dipple, at Lewistown, attempted
to cross the railroad track in front of an
approaching lcomotive, the other day, and
was killed.
-blames Null, Esq., will start on a collect
ing and cauvassing tour for the Verttan next
week, and we hoje his trip will not prove
K..3 and void.
A black l-ar was seen by a couple of
ItoVb a half mile west of town last Sunday.
Tha population in that direction are up in
ana axsiiit it.
Mrs. James Mclntyre, of Newry, Blair
rouatv. last Wednestlay gave birth to trip
lets. AU doing well mother, triplets, Mac
aud the Intyrr tauiily.
To thieves recently broke into the
Presbyterian church at McConnelsburg,
county, and stole a bible, the which
tly trn.leil otf for whisky.
Johnstown continues to complain of
Ysadals who destroy shrubbery, tear up the
sod, ami otherwise injure the ground and
graves in the Union graveyard.
If vou want to get peaches by the box.
callatS. P. McCanu's, Kbensburg, and leave
your orders. He will furnit.h theui at lowest
cash prices. In large or small quantities.
"If the mountain won't come to Mahom
et, Mahomet will haveo go to the moun
tsitt," albeit, his name is not Mahomet, but
-Null, and he'll be around there shortly.
When the 1st of September comes, call
cap. P. McCann for oysters, clams, lobsters,
uii Oysters and clams will be received daily
Vy fx press, and of the best quality. Fresh
t-.t at the proper season.
iLont, one day last week, either on High
er julian streets, a lady's black silk m art".
3 rliKler, presuming it has fallen into hon
est hands, will confer a great favor by leav-i-:f
it at this office.
-J-.-onard Smith, 75 years old, aud Helen
IiWrts, 72, lxth colored, were married in
l aiiipsburg recently. This does not look as
though the once numerous Smith family is
going to be allowed to entirely die out.
A. Shoemaker, Esq., and wife, who
had been alsent for several weeks on an ex
tended tour westward, returned, home last
Saturday night. They tok in California,
bait Lake City, and many other points of
interest, iu their trip.
A tall given at the Hnlbert House,
Johnstown, hurt Friday evening, Vas broken
Up by a party of rowdies. A tight ensued,
heads aud glassware were siuasUed, aud the
affair wound up with a hearing before the
Burgess next morning.
It is pretty hard to have to work as hard
as wo do, l-g as hard as we do, and then re
ceive hardly any response from those who
we us more or less hard-earucd money. All
winch argues extreme hard-heartedness on
J -Ut of delinquents.
-Mr. H. C. Kaylor has taken the agency
f the sale iu this county of Krider & Bro.'s
1 sillily Record, a very neat and beautiful
tign lor enclosing photographs preparatory
hff rawing the same. For family groups it
is Jusi ihe thing. Friee $1.50.
-A lively game of "draw poker" was in
Valgel in by a Udy of this place ou Wednes
day, and a loon companion of her husband,
hose potations are deep and not "long be
tween drinks," held the losing cards. The
game was won with one hand.
A correspondent sends us word that it
was "a scrub nine of w hite fellows," and
not the Amateurs, that played the Phoenix
(colored) club a game, of base ball in Johns
town lately, and that the correct score was
44 to 4 in favor of the Phoenix.
Mrs. Ellen Hart, of Alleghany town
slfp, Blair county, who for two years had
v ie red from some malignant ailment of the
"Cle joint, submitted to amputation of the
i -ad part last week, and is now rapidly
wring her wonted health.
T.,TUe Republican county convention of
iitiiij;don met on Tuesday, and nomi
Tted A. L. Guss for Congress over S. S.
bla;r by a vote of 43 to 3'J. Mr. Wharton
withdrew from the canvass. The Mifflin
eiiveiition will be held ou the lath.
On Thursday morning last, the steam
f iw-uiill of our friend and subscriber Gen.
1 I. Bell, at Bell's Mills, Blair county, waa
ktstroyed by fire. It is supposed to have
W-ii the work of incendiaries. Loss about
vS.Soo, upon which there is no insurance,
j The Hollidaysburg Standard "hits the
nail square on the head" when it says that
'the Johnstown Voice is very much in favor
of Saui Henry 's re-election to the Legislature.
Notwithstanding which, Cambria Democrats
tu w hom we have conversed declare that
ey don't propose to' make fools of them-
S'ws a second time.
4 Sheriff Bonacker brought three prison
s to iail Wednesday night. Two of them
charged with attempted rape, and the
'4her with larceny, and all three hail from
J'nuntowu. A man from Alleghany town-
"'P was immured in the same edifice lues
charged with, stoning a house in the
Ward of this borough.
-The law firms of Shoemaker & Berry
!St:hler & Scanlan hay been dissolved.
'T. Shoemaker & Sechler haw entered
Uj Hitnership, with their office, ia Mr.
"umker's residence ; Mr. Berry, who is
wm y ,t'"" llumK lor the benefit of his health,
will oa, ni9 return take- possession of the
"ij -e lately occupied by Sechler & Scanlan ;
".'l Mr. Scaulau as heretofore hangs out his
JJle tu CarrollUtwu, See their several
r Mt'i.t'HEt Milton ppeer, and other
leilii'K iemocrats and Liberal Rertubli
,aa. to address the jople of Cambria
Prof. Bfttddoek is agent for the sale of
the pubrlcfltiOTtS Of Henry S. Goodspeed &
Co., t Park Row, Jicw York, and dnring
the ensuing month will call on our citizens
to solicit buyers. His catalogue comprises
all the standard and late works, Bibles and
prayer books, etc., and engravings aud pho
tograph albums come within his scope. We
commend the Professor to our readers as a
man who can be "tied" to.
At Portage, .this county, last Monday,
Samuel Barnes attempted to jump on a pass
ing freight train, but missed his footing and
fell on the track. The car-wheels passed
over one of his legs, and Po dreadfully mau
gled It that amputation became necessary.
The unfortunate man survived the operation
only a couple of hours. He was about 20
years old, and a resident of Bedford county.
His remains were interred at Wilinors on
Wednesday.
William Christy, aged 10 years, a son of
Josiah M. Christy, of GaHitKitl, cattle to his
death at Cresson last Thursday evening try
the cars running over him. He had gone to
Cressou from Oallitzin that evening, and was
endeavoring to get aboard a freight train to
return home, when he missed his footing
and fell on the track. The car-wheels ran
over his legs and a part of his bodv,"&nd so
severely injured him that he died shortly
afterward.
Charley Albright, Radical nominee for
Congrcftsman-at-largej threatens to come to
Kbenslmrg some time during the campaign
and make a political speech. Charley used
to live here, and his memory is kept fragrant
amongst us bv remembrance of his counec
tion with Council City. Kansas, in 1854. A
great many of hi old neighbors would like
to hear his dulcet tones again but would I
hear them ou the subject ot "paper towns
iu preference to politics.
Randall Morton, who taught school in
Ebensburg for two or three years prior to
1840, w as iu town on a brief visit Tuesday.
He waa warmly welcomed by many of his
old pupils yet living here, all of them now
middle-aged men, and some of them parents
of children grown to man's estate. Mri
Morton is a nephew of Hon. Marcus Morton,
of Massachusetts, who ran for Governor of
that State altout twenty-live times, and was
elected oTice by ae majority, lie is nuwj,
living iu the lieighlorhood of Pittsburg;
Cjbensburg s new brass band has been
fully organized. It is composed of the fol
lowing named members : R. Litzingcr, A.
Y. Joues, John O. Evans, E. V. Barker, J.
I.. Stotlgh, G. W. Jones, George Robinson,
Jerry Fagan, D. 11. Kiukcad, and Erasmus
Smith. The horns, which cost $3.10, arrived
last week, and on Monday evening of this
week the band took its first lesson. Prof.
Braddock, of Johnstown, is tutor. The Pro
fessor is leader of Braddock's Johnstown
Baud, and tinder his efficient tutorship we
expect the boys to make rapid progress iu
the acquirement of the science of music.
The Ebeusburg Fish Association isn't a
bad institution, after all. Catfish were first
introduced into the Coneiuangh here three
years ago, and now that species of fish are
uot only abundant in this immediate neigh
borhood, but have been caught nearly so low
down as Wilmore. Three live grass pike
were put into the same run, at the same
poiut, two years ago, sit a cost of S8.33J
each, and already the small fry are said to
be abundant. Not sat U tied with what it has
already done, the Association projoses in
troducing liass and suufish, and an expedi
tion to catch and convey the same hither will
go hence inside a week from date.
Kleckner's& Co.'acircus, menagerie and
museum, w hich exhibited here last Monday,
was as good as yes, we will say better than
the geucral run of such institutions. Aud
yet a liumlier of individuals from the rural
districts strenuouslyinsist that theway three
card monte was played in the side-shows de
tracted somewhat from the full enjoyment
of the occasion. One man from Black lick,
well known to many of our readers, was mulct
in the sum of S30, another lost S10, and sever
al others from various localities contributed
in smaller sums toward jwiying the expenses
of the peripatetic gamblers. We have no
consolation to offer the victims other than
that contained in the axiom, "A fool and his
money are soon parted."
Sf.riovs Shhtin Affray at St. Ar
oustine. From a young man who was pre
sent aud witnessed the occurrence, we learn
the following particulars of a shooting atVray
which took place at St. Augustine on Mon
day last, and w hich it is now feared will re
sult in the death of the victim : Altout three
o'clock in the afternoon of the day indicated,
Bernard J. McFeely entered the Itar-roomof
Barnacle's hotel in an intoxicated condition,
aud with that hragg.ulttcio peculiar todrunk
en men, threatened to rid the room of its in
mates, some half dozen persons. The pro
prietor of the hotei remonstrated with Mc
Feely, but without effect until some one pro
mised to treat, which was done, and for a
brief time order was restored. It was only
for a brief time, however, for McFeely soon
re in-wed his threats, and the result was that
Barnacle took hold of him and ejected him
from the house. McFeely lost no time in
returning, however, when Barnacle again
ejected him, after which he passed liehind
the bar, ami, taking a gun from under the
counter, pointed it at McFeely and told him
that lie would shoot him if he came back.
Not heeding the threat, McFeely once more
entered the room, when Barnacle pulled the
trigger and the ball sped on its course, strik
ing him in the thigh, fracturing the bone and
lodging under the skin iu the back part of
his leg. The wounded man sank to the floor
and for a time all wascoinuiotion. Barnacle
himself seut for a physician, and ere long
oman appeareu on tne scene, and after a
careful examination determined that the un
fortunate man's life could only be saved, if
saved at all, by the amputation of the leg
close to his body. This operation was ac
complished forthwith, but our informant says
that McFeely's condition gives but little
promise of a favorable result. So far as we
know, Barnacle has not lieen arrested, nor
do we know what action, if any, the author
ities proose to take in the matter.
A Former Cambrian Killed. On
Thursday, 1st instant, the several Sabbath
schools of Auburn and portions of Osage and
Wabaunsee counties, Kansas, indulged in a
union picnic. From a copy before us of the
Topeka, Kansas, Commonwealth, we gather
that up to 1 P. M. of the day, everything
went merry as a marriage bell with the
vast multitude asembled, and the celebration
was pronounced the happiest of the season.
At that hour, the young men planned for
more muscular sports than the swing or the
promenade. To that end, a rope waa ex
tended between two trees at ahightof seven
or eight feet from the ground, ami a series
of trapeze performances was attempted.
Among the athletes was John H. Harr, who,
while attempting a difficult feat, missed his
hold and fell. He struck on his forehead,
and with such great force that his neck was
broken, death ensuing instantly. The de
ceased was the second son of M. S. Harr,
formerly of Ebensburg, but for a number of
years past a resident of Auburn. He was
about 23 years old, and an estimable young
man. Those who knew him here in other
years, and particularly his playmates, will
be sorry to hear of this tragic death of young
"Nonly."
A Good Word. Though we uniformly
differ in politics with our townsman, Hon.
A. A. Barker, and sometimes venture to
express ourself to that effect in these col
umns, yet we know him to be an energetic,
honest, and useful citizen, and when a good
word is said of him a a man, we have no
hesitation in giving it currency to the full
extent of our circulation. We clip the an
nexed extract from a communication from
Menno township, MifHin county, to a Lew
istown paper :
Mr. Barker, candidate for Congress, was here
the other day, looking-up his chances.
He told us a story about hurtinir his finger,
which made a favorable Impression on us.
Whilst working; In his saw-mill some years ago,
In carrying a slab he stumbled and fell, and
threw his hand against the circular saw. which
was In motion. His finger went off in a fla-h.
He went to the house, (It wag night,) got it tied
up. and returned to the mill. Next morning he
was the first one on the mill, aud never lost a
day. One of his hired men met with a similar
accident, but not nearso severe, and lay upsix
weeks. He concluded by saying that not one
man in a thousand could have done as be did.
What a noble man ! He should have the nomi
nation ! He told us he was rich, owned a great
iiHiioit ; us iuiii us uc was ncn, owneaa great
..inhAT f uw.miiiii nii d.inmj .TiLn.
tities of tuff to tb W Indies.
kOoaf Correspondence,
Carroltowk, Aug. 14 1872
Dear F reema n Sinee my laat, accidents
and incidents have been,- like angels' visits,
few and far between in this latitude, and yet
we Hear n6 one complaining of a lack of va
riety on that account.
In the meantime the brick-work of the
tower of St. Benedict's has been finished by
the contracter, Mr. Matt. Addlesberger, to
the satisfaction of all interested and to the
credit of the gentleman named. It is, in
deed, a good job and vindicates the confi
dence we ever had in Mr. Addlesberger as a
first class mechanic and a reliable contractor.
The spire btiihler is nenv putting the timber
in place, and ere iriahv days Cttrrolltowncan
boast of one of the prettiest towers and spires
in Western Pennsylvania. When finished
I Bhall have more to sav about It.
If otwithsf anding the frequent and drench
ing rains during harvest, the majority of our
rarmers have secured their crops in eood
condition.
In a portion Of your edition last week as
you assured your readers, you noticed 'the
running off of the team and consquent dam
age to the fine hack of our mail line. It is
but fair to say that no blame attaches to any
one in connection with the accident. The
lead horse succeeded in working the bridle
from his head just as the hack was nearing
the convent, and this enabled him to see the
flapping of one of the curtains of the hack
which, in connection with the fact that the
men at work on the new tower made some
noise which attracted, or rather litra, tl
the horse, caused him to frighten and start
to rnn- ,f conrse the driver was powerless
to hold him, but manfully clung to the line
airaeneu to ttie other horse until it broke.
A lady with an infant on her lap was thrown
from the hack, as was also the child. The
latter escaped unhurt, but the lady had her
corlal-ttone fractured. She is improving
rapidly. The hack has lx-en reconstructed
and made more convenient than ever. E.
SuMMEfettlLL Twp., Aug. 13, 1872.
I J par Freeman George Hull and Joseph
Woleslacle fell from a seaftbldimr at P. M.
Woleslagle's mill, in Wilmore. on last Fri
day, in consequence of which both were se
verely injured, the latter having his left
arm broken at the wrist. The cause of the
accident tvas the giving w-av of the scaffold
ing, which they had erected for the purpose
of repairing the building. The distance they
fell was twenty feet, ail it was providen
tial that they escaped aar safely as they did.
We attended the funeral of Father Brown
of Johnstown, on Saturday last A Special
train conveyed the remains to Cresson,
whence they were taken to the Catholic
cemetery at the Summit and interred by the
side of Father MeCullough an old school
mate and friend of deceased. The funeral
was a very large one, indeed one of the lar
gest I ever witnessed. On the return seven
passengers cars were found inadequate to
accomodate the multitude and two freight
cars were attached, and then the platforms
were crowded to their utmost capacity.
Bishop Pomenec and several clergy attend
ed the funeral. The writer hereof was a
warm personal friend of Father Brown from
the time we first met until the grave closed
over the form of one of the most eloquent,
talented, gentlemanly, and warm hearted
priests we have ever met. May his soul rest
in eternal peace !
A yenng man by the name of Barnes, a
brother ofjMr Jeremiah Barnes, of Portage
Station, had one of his legs so terribly man
gled yesterday evening by slipping, under
the wheels of a car on which he attempted
to jump while the train was in motion, that
the limb had to be amputated. AVe ex
pect to have to report like occurrences at
this point ere long, if some eight or ten boys
do not quit jumping oh and off trains when
at full speed. The only wonder is that there
are not more accidents resulting from such
willful carelessness. Soltero.
In Mf.moriam. A Monument Over
tmf.Gravkof Father Brown. Yester
day at 3 o'clock, says the Johnstown Itftih
Voice of Monday last, a large meeting of the
congregation of St. John's (Catholic) church,
convened in Fritz's Hall for the purpose of
perfecting and concentrating a feeling large
ly expressed that they should erect a suit
able memorial over the grave of their dead
pastor, Father Brown.
The meeting was ealld to order at 3 o'clock
In the nfterniMin. and Daniel McLnuirhllrt was
ehoon President, nnd Cnpt. P. 0'Conndl Vice
President. IT. D. Woodruff and C. W. Easly
were elected Secretnris.
The purpose of the meeting wan announced
In an appropriate manner by D. McLaughlin,
Esq., In a few remarks.
A motion was made f hnt a committee of three
In each district bennpoinred for ihe purpose of
soliciting contributions in aid of the proposed
memorial. Carried.
The Phnlr announced that the committee
would b appointed upon the suggestions of
thr gentlemen present from the several dis
tricts. The following committee was named :
Cambria Tlorniiirh N. McAneny, M. Sweeney
and John Quietly.
MlUville P. Minahan, Jas. Hogan and Tat'k
Rodgers.
Prospect-Hugh McMoniglc. J. McFall and P.
Bovle.
Tavlor Township-Martin McDonald, S. Mc
Grnth and Thomas McOovcrn.
Yoilor Township J. Burns. M". noughcy and
J. McCann.
Johnstown Hugh Bradley, M. P. Meagher
and J. J. Murphy.
Conomnnirlt norourh Thos. Matthews, Mich'l
Burns and Michael Qninn.
Eat Conemnmrh Michael McCabe, Thomas
Y.mn and John 1. I'ooney.
Woodvsde George Keogh. John B. Clark and
PittHok Fardv.
Franklin Rorona-h Wm. Adams, John Fur
lonir and Dennis Murphy.
On mrvtlon. .Ttidtre Ealv was unanimously
l-t1 Trnnunr of the Memorial Fund.
On motion, a Tlutming- Committee was ap
pointed, as follows :
Cambria borough John Ryan; Millvllle bor
onsrh Pat'k Rodders; Prosnect boronurh Rob
ert Dlmond; Johnstown Daniel McLaughlin;
Conemaugh borough Judve Easly.
Representatives from E. ConemnuTh. Frank
lin and Yoder will be selected at a future meet-
In.
The Treasurer was Instructed to provide a
collection book for each member of committee.
The eollectin committee was lnstriicl-d to
make returns to the Treasurer of amounts col
leeted. on Sunday. Sept. 8th. 1872.
A motion win made that any contract In re
gard to the "tvleor coat of th proposed monu
ment be submitted to a meeting of the congre
gation.
On motion, adjourned.
It is earnestly hoped that this movement
wiu receive the hearty support of all. Fath
er Brown belonged to us all let us remem
ber him as he should lie rememttered.
Cambria borough offers four hundred dol
lars towards the amount. What is worth do
ing at all is worth doing well, and it is hoped
that the note struck by Cambria City will
receive equal responses all over the district.
Rev. Peter Brown, deceased. On
last Thursday night. Rev. Peter Brown, the
priest of St. John's (Catholic) church, Johns
town, was gathered to his fathers. The de
ceased was one of the ablest and most elo
quent divines in the State ; and, more than
that, he was the worthy recipient of unbound
ed respect and esteem from at. who knew him,
By his talents and learning, as well by his
beautiful traits of private character, he hail
endeared himself to one and all, and his
death has cast a gloom over the community
which time only can eradicate. At o'
clock Saturday morning, solemn High Mass
was celebrated in the church, with Bishop
Domenec as celebrant, assisted by Fathers
Farren, Christy, and Gallagher. After mass,
the Bishop delivered an eloquent and im
pressive address on the life and character of
the deceased, dwelling particularly on his
useful life and happy death. The ceremonies
were concluded at 94 o'clock, when the fu
neral procession, to the number of at least
one thousand, proceeded to the railroad sta
tion and took a special train to Cresson.
Thence, the body was conveyed to Summit,
where all that was mortal of Rev. Peter
Brown was given back to the earth whence
it came. The deceased was born in Done
gal, Ireland, and received his education at
Maynooth College. He came to this country
in 1843. His first field of labor was at Pitts
burg ; then at Erie ; then at Buffalo ; then
at Providence, R. I ; then at Wilmore ; and
lastly at Johnstown. May he rest in peace J
Mr. Simon Scltzbach will open a to
bacco and cigar store in the room one door
. - T-if i-i xt r,.,.l ii
went of oster s hotel next Monday. He
will get a larjs share of patronage.
GO AND 8EK FOtt i0FRSELF! -Andy Fos
ter, of the well known ftrm of Geis & Foster,
was in New York and Philadelphia recently,
and as his experience in the purchase of dry
goods of the newest patterns, latent styles and
best quality Is well known we expect to see a
rush of customers to that establishment when
this fsct becomes generally known. Gels Jit
Foster have the largest ami best selected stock
of dry goods in this city, but the tlrui desire to
fall particular attention to the department al
lotted to
CARPETS !
One portion of their large store Is devoted to
the sale of carpets, and as t hey buy an immense
stock at a time they are necessarily enabled to
buy and sell cheaper than any other srore in
town. Visit Geis & Foster's maminotk atore on
Clinton street, Johnstown, and examine their
roods and prices and we are sure you will pat
ronize the firm.
niCKET'S FURNITURE WAREHOOMS'. -John
Hickey, Undertaker, on Jttlllrt street.
Fourth Ward, Altoona. is prepared to supply
Aletalic Burial Cases of nil sizes an patterns,
and on reasonable terms. . , .
Mr. Hickey .teeps constantly ffft hftfld a large
stock of new and fashionable furniture, and
those who require any thing in his line should
give him a call. Every article sent from bis
rooms will be warranted "S represented.
Hair ad tf raw Maf trusses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
Cane aeut chairs rc-cuued and fitted up as
good as new.
All orders f fata a distance promptly attended
to. fjul.13.-tf.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, lmvinir been permanently
cured of thjtt dren.l disease. Consumption, bv a
Simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire it, he will send a copy of the prescript if tn
used, tireeor charge) with ttie uireciions ior
preparing and using the same, which they will
flndasUKKcCHKfor Co)iHmitiiHi..Atliiiia,ltrim-
chitut, dre. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
IIev. EDWARD A. WILbUS,
ll-18.-ly. ln I'enn St., Williamsburgh, N. Y.
Mape to Last. An rxchnniro paper tells
about a suit of clothes fouud at the foot of a
tree, from which the occupant Hppeared to have
been eliminated bv a flash of liirhtninir. A suit
of clothes that could stand such a pressure as
Mint must surely have been bought from o. J.
Hess & Uro.,241 Main street, Johnstown, for it
is well known that for durability of mnkeund
material, as well as for beauty of style and
cheapness of price, the clothing of this firm is
uiiupproachcu and unapproachable.
The picnic's far behiud us, Kate; 'twill take
them long to find us, Kate ; there's a world of
bliss iu a harmless kiss, and no one near to mind
us, Kate." She said she'd rather not engage
in such delightful ntiine. us it might muxx the
new Dolly V ardeii dress she had just purchased
from I. T. Coppock, who. by the way, has lately
become sole proprietor of the popular and ele
gant dress trtKKls emporium heretofore owned
by AldenOifer & Coppock, at rso. -YZ Alain St.,
Opera House, Johnstown.
W A T F ITf IT A VAiilh in TnhnBnvn Hflrl 1 3ft
gold piece. A matrpie s'ole the gold piece; a
em cauifin miiu uie uie uiugpic , a uo)f Hineu
iiit: i it i , nuii h o ti it i it-1 in u i ii i t ove mere
served up the dog in the shp.pe of bologna sau
sage. The youth said be wouldn't care so much
about, it, oiily be was saving that gold piece to
buy a suit of ready-made clothing at Mayer's
renowned clothing stre. Johnstown, where he
knew he could get wearing apparel very cheap,
very stylish and very durable.
Let those who would their lives prolong, and
from their presence drive all earthly ills, just
bear in mind as worldly ways they throng that
there is such a man as E. J. Mills, who keeps a
store on the street called High, and sells to ail
who have ready cash to pay for the best of Hour
and feed, chopped corn and rye, and groceries,
too. tresli and cheap that's what we say. On
Mills then call and at fair prices buy of what he
keeps a full supply.
Caution. Every genuine box of Dr. Mc
LANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING HH03., and their private United
States Stamp. r"Take no other." The
market is full of imitations.
DISSOLUTION. The partnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned in
the practice of the law, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. F. A. SHOEMAKER,
Aug. 13, 1S72. GEO. A. BERRY.
DINaOI.I'TION. The partnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned in
the practice of the law, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. WM. 11. SKCHLKlt,
Aug. la, 1S72. T. R. SCANLAN.
F. A. SnOEMAKKIt,...
.W.M. H. SECHI.ER.
SHOEMAKER & SECHLER,
J Attorueyn-at-I.nw,
19-16.1 EBENSBURG, Cambria Co.. Pa. tf.
rEO. A. BERRY,
v-s AT 1 0 It N EY-AT-LA W.
f3Ofllee in room recently occupied by W.
H. Sechler. E-o . in Thomas Lloyd's new build
ing, Centre Btrcet, liDensDurg, i'a. l.u. m.
L. PERSHING,
Attortteif-at-Low.
t?rOfBce on Franklin street, (up stairs.) over
Kenton s Hardware More. Johnstown, fa.
IY virtue of sundry writ 8 of Vend. rJ.rpon.and
-I Al. Vcinl. Eximhi issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria couuty, and to me
directed, there will tie exposed to Public bale.
on Monday, 2d day of September next, at S o'ci'k
p. it., the lollowing Ileal fc.su ic, io wn :
All the riirht. title and interest of Michael
Chardon.of. in and to a piece or parcel of laud
situate in ( learfleld towushiu. Cambria count y.
adjoining lands of -Haines Ryan, Mich'l MI'los-
key, and otliers, containing v Acres, more or
lef-8. about M Acres oi wmcn are ciearea. nav-
inir thereon erected a two story log house and
a Iuli- liani-miw in the occupancy of Michael
Chardon. Taken in executiou and to be sold at
the suit of Adam txtllis.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Lucas
Moyerand Bridget Mover, or, in and to a cer
tain niece or parcel of land situate in Clearfield
township. Cambria county, adjoin! ug lands of
Matthew Ivory, David Sutton, and others, con
taining 68 Acres, more or less, about 25 Acres of
whichare cleared, having thereon erected a two
story plank house and a frame stable now in
the occupancy of Lucas Mover. Taken in exe
cution and to be sold at the suit ot Francis
Cooper.
Aiii, all the rljrlit. title and interest of John
S. Luther, of. in and to a piece or parcel of laud
situate in Carroll township. Cambria county.
adjoining lands of Joseph Houck, Francis Lu
ther, and others, containing 150 Acres, more or
less, about tn:rty acres oi wnicn are ciearcu,
havinir thereon erected a one-and-a-half story
nlank house now in the occupancy of Georve
Luther, and a two story plank house and frame
baru, now in the occupancy ot Jolin St. I.ullier.
Taken in execution and to be sold at tbc suit
of Davis & Llovd.
Also, all the right, title aad interest of Zcph
aniah Weak land, of, in and to a piece or parcel
of land situate iu Susquehanna township. Cam
bria county, adjoining lands or inrani rritz,
Isaao Weakland and others, containing liO Acres.
more or less, about la Acres ot whlcti are clear
ed, having ihereon erected a two story plank
house, a frame barn, and a small stable, cow in
th occiimincv of Zeuhanlah Weakland. Taken
in execution and to be sold at tliefcuit of Johns
ton Moore
Ami. all t rlirht. title and interest of St
Clair Pfouts, of, in and to a piece or parcel of
land situate in Susquehanna township. Cam
bria coumy, adjoining lanos of Peter Gariuao,
vvm n..-.o.. niri iiihi-nL enntainimr 280 Acres.
more or less, about 30 Acres of which are clear
ed, having thereon erectea a two sutry iiik
house and log burn now in the occupancy tr
i m n..ni.in T,.u..n tn execution and to be
sold at the suit or John Lockhard, for use of
John Martin and Thomas Patterson, Executors
of James Graham, deceased, et. al.
Also, all the right, title and interest or W m.
Lloyd, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land sit
uate in Susquehanna township, Cambria coun
ty, adjoining lands of heirs of Richard Nagle,
dee d, Abuer Lloyd, and others, containing 100
Acres, more or less, about 30 Acres of which are
cleared, having thereou erected a one-and-a-half
story plank house and log barn now in
theoccupaucy of Win. Lloyd, 'la ken in execu
tion and to be sold at the suit of Lloyd Houck.
Also, all the right, title and interest of Chas.
Oswald, of, in and to a certain lot of ground
situate in Carrolltown borough, .Cambria coun
ty, fronting on Main street on the west and ex
tending back to land of Benjamin ertner, ad
joining lot of Joseph Zcdner on the north and
lot of John Stoltz on the south, having thereon
erected a two story plank house-now in the
occupancy of Andrew Boslet. Taken in execu
tion and to be sold at the suit of . Bearer.
Auso. All the right, title, and interest of Cor
nelius Crura, of, in, and to a certain piece or
parcel of land situate in Summerhtll township,
Cambria County, adjoining lands of Joseph
on erected a two story log house and log bam,
now in the occupancy of Cornelius Cruui.
"'aken in execution and to be sold at the suit of
Solomon Emigh. BONACKER. Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg. Aug. 10, 1872.
-VO JIIKR AIIOI'T Till! There is con
1 siderable money due me that I find it im
ofoie do without, and this Is to notify all
rrsons Indebted that if they do not call and
fhev wll find their accounts in the hands of T.
IS nJpL Esa for collection with costs.
V . Dick, Esq., ior k.o y LUTTRINGEK.
Ebensburg, Aug- 9, 1372.
Reading matter on every page.
V lt r Mya va w
4 IKY VIEW ACAOEMT. rcrrwvWr Sta
fi tfn, Pn.H.Il. (F-r Mate and Female Pupil.)
Lung established, thorough, successful; ltca
tiou healthful and accessible; comuiui.ltysocial,
mural and religious ; building? large and costly;
a full corps of able teachers; mountain air, pun
water, safe bathing, tine skating; emphaticuli)
a hnmt schitid. Whole expense, for Board. Tui
tion. Kooin, Fuel and Washing (for 40 weeks);
Jws thiin two liruidred duliait. Winter session
begins Sept. 3. Send for Circulars. WILSON
t TA 1TERSON, Port Royal, Juniata Co., I'a.
PrtF.SibENTs of Colleges, Ministers,
Successful Business Men,
testify to the many advantages of
Tuscarora Academy
A ADESIA, J I'M ATA CO., I'A.
Send for Circulars and Testimonials.
D. D. STONE. A.MPh.D. J J.Pattersox, A.M.
STEIBENYILLE, 0 FEMALE SEMINARY.
This widely-know n School affords thorough
Christ iau education, at a cost of litt le more t dan
5a week; ic-fmrth nff fir cli-rytimen. TheBTtl,
session (20 weeks) opens Sept. lltli. The address
of till former pupils is requested. A grand re
union at the close of the next year. Send for
Farticulars to Rev. CHARLES c. BF.ATTY,
. D.. LL. D-, Sup t, or Hev. A. M. UEID. Ph. D..
Priucipal.
BOKOKNTOW-X ('. J.) :n.K ( Ml,
I.KGK Thorough instruction. Healthful
and beautiful locution. One or die most cure
fully conducted and best sustained Institutions
in the State. For terms, etc., address Rev.
JOHN H.BKAKELEY, Ph.D.
JTDGEVILLE MILITARY SCHOOL,
Merchnntvllle. X. jr..
Four miles Trtim Philadelphia,
(formerly loeated at Princeton. N.J.)
Rev. S. N HOWELL, A. M Principal.
Fortj'-fourth Annual Term begins Sept. 10th.
Bend for C.rcular.
'I'lSfAltOlU Ki:ni.K 8KHIXAHV,
JL Arademla, Janiata Co., i'a.
M DTJD A L
Fire Iiisurauce.
The Mutual Plan guarantees to the mutually
insured the greatest security for the least pos
sible cost. The premium notes are the capital.
Ou this no dividends are paid to the stockhold
ers, but it ii simply tissessed to pay deficiencies
arising after the payment of los-snnd expenses
which iu the CULL A1H1A INSUKAJNCK COM
PANY, during the total 125 years of its exist
ence, have averaged but 6 per centum upon
tne premium note, Deing lowxr titan tne rates
lai . in the best sol veut stock companies during
the same period of time. Iu insuring at stock
rates, tin-insured must pronounce to himscli
that he pays even- year enouirh 1st. To form
an accumulated fuud for emergencies; 2d. To
pay iHrge dividends to the capital invested in
the Company ; ad. Runs the risk of a ' Chicago
tire" cum in it and wiiiinir his Company out ot
existence. In a Mutual Company he keeps his
own reserve in hand until needed, and pays no
dividend to capitalists. The mutually insured.
nclng themselves the capitalists, look arter the
business, its character and its agents iu all
places, thus protecting each other.
rvr lusurauces or Au-encies, address
J. . FHUKAVFF. Svftf,
ColunUrin, Liiiiearter County, Ja.
Agents Wanted for C'ttatimberlin's Ureal
CaiatMi(n Itook, The
STRUGCiLK of'rS;
A Xorr.lt u in I'lilitlcal and Popular Literature.
A Ghaphic Hitory of the Republican aud iiem
ocratic Parties; a racy sketch of the so-called
Liberal Kcpumican rarty; an miife ro icot the
Cincinnati Convention. The minor tickets or
aide ulwws of the campaign. The finest Illus
trated Book Published. A Hook wanted by
evcry American citizen. To secure territory at
once, send 8 1 foroutfif. UNION PUBLISHING
CO., Chicago, 111.,,1'hila., I'a., or Springfield, Mass.
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.
Agents wanted tor nurOaniwiirn Goods. !ell at
Sight. Tay lOO per rent, profit. Now is the time.
?eiid at once for Oeseripilve Circulars and 1 rn-e
Lists of our Fiue Steel Engravings ot all the
Candidates. Campaign Biographles.Churts, Pho
tographs, Badges. I'm, i lags, and everything
suited to the times. Ten Dollars per day easily
made. Full samplcssent for 3. Address Mooke
& (jihihskkku, 3i Park Row, New xork.
n AID IT V I Thirty new and beautiful de-
CiiUA AlUit I sino. Cef Price List of T. C
T TP IV t I RICHARDS fc CO.. Manufac
D.VL'tjL.O i turcrs, 47 Murray St., N. York
ww wm mr ww
The t'ttomlwtry or lilvlne Proyldence
has never produced a mineral water which com
bines in such perfection the qualities of anti
bilious touic and cathartic medicine, as thnt of
the Seltzer Spa ; and Tarrant's F.FFEKVKSt'hXT
Ski.tzek Al'EitlKNT is the artificial equivalent
of that great natural remedy.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
REWARD
For any case of Blind,
Bleeding, Itching of
i'leerated Pilcsthat J)r
liinu'it lilrl!cinctu fails
to cure. It is prepared
expressly to euro the
Sold by all Druggists.
Piles, and nothing else.
Price, $1.00.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
Is the cheapest and best article in the market for
Blaeing Clothes. The genuine has both Barlow's
and Wlltbergcr's name on the label, and is put
up at Wiltberger's Drug Store. No. 2C1 North
Second St.. Philadelphia. D. S. WILTBERGEK.
Proprietor. For sale by Druggistsand Grocers.
KEEP IT HAND Y.-The Itellal.le Family
Medicine, tor the prompt cure of Cholera,
Diarrtuea. Cholera Inrantum, Dysentery,
Cramps, Summer Complaint, 4rc, Jardella's
Compound Syrup or Blackberry Root and Rhu
barb, an old aud well-tried remedy, entirely
vegetable, pleasant to take, quick and certain
in effect; can be depended on in the most urgent
cases; may be given to the youngest infant as
well as to the aged. It is readily taken by chil
dren. Keep it in the house and use in time.
Sold bv Druggists. HANSELL & BRO., 2000
Market Street, Philadelphia. Try it.
AGENTS Wantetl. Agents makemore mon
ey at work for us than anything else. Busi
ness light and permanent. Particulars free.
G. Stinson & Co., Fine Art Publishers, Port
land, Maine.
IIST OF OVTJSl:
SET DOWN FOR TRIAL at a Court of Com
mon Picas, to be held at Ebensburg. com
mencing on Monday, the 2d day of aejtteinbcr
next.
FIRST WEEK.
Somerville
Brown
Cooper & Co.
Miles et al
Bardine. for use,..
Bracken
Donglass
Cooper
Jones
woir
Adams
Davis
.vs. Martx.
.vs. Black.
..vs. Wendel.
.vs. Paddock & Adams.
. .vs. Apple.
. .vs. Bracken.
..vs. Fitzpatrick.
..vs. MoGuirc.
..vs. Powell.
..vs. Proaser.
.vs. Vaughn.
..vs. Bennett.
SECOND WEEK.
Margaret Jones vs. Lloyd k Co.
Crissman vs. Aaron.
Evans etal vs. Davis et al.
Brotherline vs. Smith,
Bracken ... vs. Ragers.
Behe vs. Barberick s Adm rs.
llarberick's Adm'rs...vs. Bchc.
Zch ..
vft. 7.eh
Buchanan et al
Inslco
Barker & Son ..
Walts .... . .
Millikcn
McDermitt
Milliken...
...vs. M'Gonigle'sEx s etal
....vs. I'reffley et a I.
.....vs. M'Cance & Kline.
....vs. Risbau.
....vs. Cowan etal.
,...vnx Martin etal.
...,v. Cowan et al.
vs. Brady.
Perham Scw'g M. Co.. vs. Gahegnn & Ogdcn.
Wagner vs. nunegan.
Hose ......vs. Murphy.
Spencer vs. Gillan.
McDonald .....vs. Christy Jt Liddy.
George .vs. Bthe.
Mi tote vs. Gibson Executors.
Cochran vs. Dumfee&Co.
J. K. HITE, Prothonotnrr.
Prothonotary's Ollice, Ebensburg, Aug. 6, 1872.
VOTICK.-All persons are hereby notified
L that the sole and exclusive right to make,
use and vend my PATENT ROTARY PUMP in
the County of Cambria and State of Pennsi'l-
I vania is owned by WM. II. WORK, of Indiana
' county, and the public are cautioned against
! purchasing the same from any other part v.
S. M. SNYDER.
August 3, 1872.-3t.-S.tf.
STORE, NO. 100 HIGH STREET, EBENSBURG.
mi. CAl.PENTE.il,
130 MULBERRY STREET,
NEWARK. N. J.,
Is now treating succcf ulty
Consumption, Bronchitis,
and all diseases of Throat and Lungs, with his
VOBiWrSTD "KmriTKA lSHAI.ATI0W.C0am-.
TEATr.D FOOb, AM Col uH SlKlIi.
During the past ten years Ir. Carp nter has
treated and cured thousands of cases of above
named diseases, and has now in his possession
cfrtitlente of cures from all part of the coun
try. The Inhalation is breathed directly into the
I hosts stolhii)jf and heaiinir over all Intiaux d
surfaces, entering into the blood, it imparts vi
tality as it permeates to every part or the sys
tem. The ensatiou is not unpleasant, and the
first inhalation often gives very decided relief.
Particularly when there Is much dirliculty t
breathing'. Fnoor the Influence of my rt-ini -dies,
the cough soon grows easier, tlie night
sw-catsCoase. the hectic tlusli vanishes, and with
Improving dijrstinn the patient rapidly gains
strength, and hnl'h "gain within his grasp.
The Canrrnt rated Food rapidly builds up the
most dchili'uted patient .present lug the stom
ach food a! I ready to be assimilated and made
into good. rich, healthy blood.
Th (onch Sjrap is to be taken at nfa-ht to al
leviate the cough and enable the pnient tol
tidn sleep. tittl f 'r"vtbmt n om-jxti. i iici tutjr
of mu rcn editg which nmxixt f
One Inhalrr: One Bottle af Alterative Inhalant;
One Hot tic rf Soothing Frbrifm-e Inhalant : tine
KottleAnti-lla-itiorrliairir luliala it :Cnc BottK.
Conrent rated Feat; One Uwttle Otaarli )rrn.
Pri-e of Box i ontaining inetiiciiu-s to la-t one
month, 10; two months, s; thre months, i.
Sent to any address C. i . D. I'amplih-is con
taining large list of patients Cm-ed sent free.
Letters of inquiry must contain one dollar to
insure answer. Address,
A. II. CARFEN I KK. M. D., Newark, N. J.
Dr. Carpenter's CATAKHlt It KM F.I Y will
give immediate relief, and will clTocl a perma
nent cure in from one to three months. Price
or remedy to last one mouth, 5 ; two months,
three nioiiihv. !0.
t A NCF.Il in all its Tonus successfully t rented
Send for list ot patients cured.
A. H. CARPKNTElt. M. D., Newark, N. J.
August . ls;2.-ly.
"V"01irE is hereby givc-i th.t the following
jLI Accounts have been pa-wil and filed in the
Register's Otllce at Eli-nsbui g, and will be pre
sented to the Orphans' Court of Cambria iimid
l v, for confirmation and allowance, on Wednes
day, the 4th day nf Sept-ember nest, to wit :
Second Account of fOephcn Mut.m:in. Ad
ministrator, &c. of I-wis Coliaugh, lalu of the
Borough of Johnstown, deceased.
First and H ml A ceo nut of .Sarah Gallagher
and Michael Maloy, Executors of Thomas Gal
lagher, late of Iuetto borough, doc-used.
Final Account f John M. King. Adminifra
tor of John B. Fromalu, lute of Johnstown,
Cambria county, deceased.
Final Account of John Bicket, Executor of
the last Will and Testament of D. M. Cooper,
tatc of Clinton county, Iowa. d,-ccascd.
Account of Joseph Hog ue. Guardian of minor
beirsof Peter Scanlan, late of Cambria town
ship, deceased.
The First Account of George J. llolers. Ex
ecutor of the last Will anil Testa mem of John
Rodgers, sr., late of the Borough of Ebensburg,
dec-easi-d.
Third and Final Account of F. D. Storm. Ad
ministrator of I). T. Storm, late of Wa.-hiugtt,n
township. de-eased.
Account of C. B. Ellis, Trustee of the Estate
of Hannah Ilocth, Inteof Johnstown, dee'd.
Account ft! Mary Ileslop, Administratrix cum
trt-tatneuto anntxn of Joseph Heslop, late of
Conemaugh borough, Cambria county, t'ee'd.
rtrst ami I'artial Aroiunt of John A. Kenne
dy, Administrator of Doiuinick Mcllride, late
of Carroll township, deceased.
tiFAJ. IF. (MJ'.V.4,Y, ItCQirtrr.
register's OOice, Ebensburg, Aug. 3. lS72.-4t.
Suura:xA fok perpetuating
TESTIMONY.
CAMBRIA Cor ATI", S.-?.
i j The Com mitu wealth nf Pcnntnlrmiia :
Jw iTn T......1. Vt.... I k S..1 . i..
' s
iog husluind f Margaret Citrus, former-
ly Margaret Moses.) Catharine Moses and Jacob
Moees, (children and heirs at law of Adam
Moses.) Abraham Mik-s, nnd Daniel Sills, (sur
viving husband of Mary Sills, formerly Sarah
Moses.) John Moses. Rev. George Fickes. (sur
viving husband of Sarah Fickes, formerly Sa
rah Moses,) their heirs ami reprcsentat ives, and
all others concerned in the premises (Jrcetiim:
We command and flruily enjoin you, that,
laying aside all business whatsoever, you be
and apjcai liefore the Judges of the Court d
Common Pleas or the said county, to bo held
at Ebensburg on the .first Mn)ilnit of Sejiteinlier
tie j-f. to show cause. If any you have, whv the
witnesses In behalf of Robert L. Johnston, in
his complaint against you, before our said Court
exhibited, should not be examined and their
testimony reduced towriliiignnd filed of record
in our said Court, in order to pcretuate the
same, agreeably to the (Constitution of our Gov
ernment and l he Act of Assemoly in such case
ma; and provided ; and hereof Iail uot at your
peril.
Witness the Honorable John Dean, Frcst'iPt
Judge of our said Court, at Ehenshorg, the 10th
day of J une. in the year of our lird one thous
and ciglit hundred and seventy-two.
J. K. HITE. Prnihonotnry.
Attest -W. B. Bo.VACKKit. Sheriff. IS-0.-4L
LOOK AT THIS!
The Farmer's Favorite
onm tmttu
Fanning MILL,
A1S1 the
KEYSTONE CIDER LliU!
FOR SALE BY
L. afc SI.. . JTJcVA IiS,
Ebensburg, Pa
Widows' Appraisements.
"V"t)TICE is hereby given that the following
it Appraisements of Real and I'ersnal Pro
perty of decedents, selected and set apart for
the Widows of intestates under the Act of As
sembly of llth April, ls.51. have liewn tiled in the
Register's t Mlice, and will be pr"ent-d to the
Orphans' Ouirt. for approval oh Wednesday, the
4th day of September next, to w it ;
Inventory aud Appraisement of th personal
proerty tf Evan Roberts, deceased, clctel tt
to lie retained by his widow, Luciuda H. Rob
erts, jno.ooJ
Inventory and Appraisement of the personnl
property of William Orr, late of the Borough
or Johnstown, deceased, elected to be retained
by his widow, Harriet Orr, t27L75.
Inventory and Appraisement of the personal
proterty late of Peter Allbaugh, disc-cased, rc
tained bj- his widow, fi(l,!t7.
Appraisement of certain pcrsnnnl property
set apart for the use of Eleanor Powell, w idow
of David Powell, jr., latcof Blacklick township,
d ecea sod , IO.tJn.
A ppraiseuient of the personal property and
real estate of William Kiley, late of Prospect
borough, dec-ascd. set apart for Susan Rlcy,
widow of said dccessedi M00.00.
UFO. IV. OA TMAX. CYlfr.
Clerk's OlHce, Ebensburg, Aug. 3, l72.-4f.
Slioi-illjs rtlo.
BY virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa., issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas and to me di
rected, there will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the Court House in Ebensburg, on Katordar,
the Slat day of Aagaat, inst at 1 o'clock, p.
the following real estate, to wit : All the right,
title, and Interest of Lawrence Stich. of. In and
to a lot of ground situate in Carrolltown bor
ough, Cambria county, fronting on Main street
on the east aud extending back to heirs of
John Campbell, dee'd, 011 the west, adjoin
ing lot of Simon Schroth on the north and lot
of John Kennedy on the South, having thereon
erected a two story frame bouse and a frame
stable, now in the occupancy of Lawrence
Sticb. Taken in executiou and to be sold at
the suit of Albln Oswald.
W. II. IlONACKER. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg. Aug. , IS72.
SUBPCENA IN DIVORCE.
CAMBRIA COUNTY. S?.
Tue Commonwealth or Pennsylvania 1
, . To the Sheriff of Cambria Co, Orertina;
L.8- Y'ou are hereby commanded that
' ' you summon W. W. II. Fhekman to bo
and appe-ir at our Court of Common Pleasi to
be hidden for said county at Ebensburg, on the
flrt -1indti of September tie rf, to answer a cer
tain Libel in Divorce filed against him in said
Cotirt.hr Mary M. Freeman, by her next friend
Isaac Berlin ; and this you uro not to omit at
your peril. , ,,.
vcs.U.. id., iionriiia .in it Dean. Presld t
Judge of oursaid Court, at Ebensburg. the 10th
dav of June, iu fhe year or our Lord one thous
and eight hundred and sev,.,ty-two.
J K. HITK. Prothonotary.
Attest VT. B. BoNACKKit, riheritf. $-9.-4t. j
M. L. OATMAN'S
TRlUFslPH OF THE OT.
'OliriKfti.A.b... t&RLE
(iUC. .DPAPiH fa
r
FAMPHLCT CBHTAININC fULL DESCKtPTIOSf
Ic-tn the Itarrtiua (fi.f.,) Imorrot, Jrlu. lfiT
A very spirited and fntercstttig M-.twing Match
washcMou the farm of C. H. ltostwk-k, Ksl
rfear Comiibellsport, fn this eotifify, on fhe lT.tb;
Inst. There was a huge attendance of specta
tors, and more than ordinary interest iiihiiI
fested it the friendly competition. An agrees
rncnt had been entered fnfo, between fhe par
ties representing the different machines that
only Common Machines (such as are ordinarily
offered for sale, and not made for special occa
sions! should be allowed to enter the contest,
each machine should mow an -inar afnoost of
grass, and one team and driver should be used
for al), in order that th trial mirhT be a fair
one, and the merits of the mac hines aloue lay
claim to pmMic favor. The ".fTSA" Mower,
made b7 the .Etna ManufactiH'in Civ. of Salem,
Ohio, for w hich Peter H. Bean- nriucari-if u
agent, proved fohate the lightest draught, and
this, with its simplicity of cottedrnetfon and
beauty of design, combine with its powerful
cutting qualities, made U the favorite ef tua
day.
Captain A. T. King, of rhrtrTefown. was eho
sen as a Committee to note the draught of eaeht
machine, as Indicated by a dynamometer, w hicti
was found to be m follows :
".EM A,"
"BrCKEtE," '.
"E.XCICfJilOK'
"Woitrn.''
"TH.fK'p,"
"wKit," ;,
Draught,") 3,
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rSTTor Paniphk-t.eonfafnfng fuR desciipHca
or the
"fflA" MOWER iffl) REAPER,
ITith FIFTY Reasons Why it Is Snperior,
CALL ON, OR AnonRSS,
GEORGE HUNTLEY,
R"l for 1'Htnhrla ('vnatf,
7-13,-tf EBENS3URC, PA.
HIGH STREET,
Three Doors West of Centre Street,
IlEALKRS IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes,
FLOUR, FEED, BACON, FISH,
Coffee, Tea, Syrops and Molasses.
ALL WHICH THEY PROMISE TO SELL A3
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEcrT.
Country Produce taken for GOODS.
CAR R I AR F M AM FACTOR V !
SAuI'Li; STREET.
Near Union School House, Ebensburg.
THE subscrlh- r desires to call fhe attention
of the citizens of Cambria and adjoining
counties to the fact that be has now In success
ful operation in Ebensburg a Shop for the man
ufacture ami repair of
CARR'AGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
Kprlnr Wsron, Sleigh",
.4. ml all other decriittim f Jforc in that line.
Employing none but skillful workmen and
osiiof only the best materials. I feel confident
I can five entire satisfaction In work, styles
and n-ices.
Platform work done at short not ice. Repair
ing of all kind attended to at reasonable; rates.
A Blacksmith Shop in connection with Man
ufactory. Call and see specimens of work.
Juuci, l872.-tf. D. M. CHUTE.
LOOK SHAEP AT THIS!
136. THE ONLY CATHOLIC 136.
COOK & PERIODICAL STORE
IX CAMBRIA COUNTV.
Mr. MEAGHER, Wholesaleand Retail Dca-
K-r in StandahD Catholic Work ot all
kind. 1'hatkk Books, Bibi.rs, H istokical and
Co.nthdvkhsial Wiihks, PKitiomrALts l'io
TtHK-, Fmamks, &v.f AC.. Pi Franklin Street,
Johnstown. Pa. Will sell every article at-.Bal-tlmoreor
Phildelphia prices. A lilieral ilUcfinl
allowed to Ihe. Iter. Clerfftl, Libraries, or thoxr hii
":; in f.irof lot.. Books bound Rnd Pictures
framed at the lowest possible prices. "All tho
Eastern Weekly Papers for sale.
136 Franklin Street, Johnstown. 136.
WOOLEN FACTORY!
H
AVING introduced new machinery Into our
Ii oolen Factory, we are now prejntred i tn
manufact lire on short nofii-e, t'Ut'f IIS. CASSI
N K I'S, BLANKETS, FLANNELS Of allstjles
SXOi 'KlVf! V A HNS. A-c. Ac.
teW(Ml taken in exchange for goods or
worked on shares- Market prh-e paid for wool.
T. M. JOSIIS A iONi.
Eltcnsburg, Feb. 24, 1572.-tf.
VALUABLE FA 11 H KOK HALM
a r i nit ....tMiniiiir -I Aeret4. more or
less, of which .TO Aon are nraii
situatiHl tn .Miinsn-r fij j
bria county, wttnin .....,o y.
Cresson and about the Mine dis-t-tneo
rroui ltretto, will be soldi
minnd on eay terms. A
comfortable Dwelling House and fl good Stable
an-seionk'tlie improvements. There in alsona
excellent orchard on the pie niscsand a never
railing spring convenient to the house. Any
person wishi'-T to purchase can call on me at
Tunnel Hill. G illitzln, or aldress
, . . . JOHN O'BRIEN,
July 13.-tf. Oallitzin, Cambria Co Pa.
MliIC! MUSIC!!
nip K-r. Jctiwn "
The "Sistkks
will be preared togtve
i.essons on tne i'i ax
MELODEON or CABI
NET ORGAN at. any
time after Easter.
C'JfrTor terms apply
to the Siinerioress. Sis
ter M. Hobtense, or to Rev.
rbarges moderate,
'-tbciisburg, April 1, li -tf.
R. C. Chkistv,