gy Our thanks arc due, and cheerfully
tendered to our talented and worthy rep
resentative, Cyrus L. Pershing, for nu
merous favors rent to ut since the taeet
trg of the present legislature.
See the advertisement of John M"
Colgun to rent his tavern stand in Wil
raore for a term of years. We consider
this one of the most commodious tavern
stands in the county. It was built pur
posely for a tavern, and the whole interior
or the building i laid u with a view to
oonvenienca and comfort.
09 The snowstorm has partially block
ed up our branch Knilroad so much that
vre don't get the mails so regularly as for
merly. We are apprehensive it will be
come like Artciuus Ward's plank road ;
vaiy come in twice a week.
OLD JONES A TALK OF OIL.
P r old J ' looked tad and seedy.
Rusty, fusty, worn and needy ;
Held his weary head a-dro.ping.
Carried las backbone a t roping,
Fi'.k wi'fc hearts a hard as Ixiue.
iUy pointed " there's old Jours!"
T.)or uU J n has had some luck ;
J .nr. has mad a I tile struck ;
J..n9 ha procurei some shares in oil.
Ami has made hie kettle bod.
Mister Jot-.es the Honorable
Now invitr-th so ill tal-le.
Alt t!.e folks who u-ed to know him.
And ti e folk who used lo show him.
Up v. style so cold and funny.
As tt:e man who had uo money.
Jnn.-s and J"ne' neighbor all
N.w buy clothe.- of K. J. Mills Co.
Cl.OTIIINO FOK TIIK WtVTHKK. Now
m chilly, drttnp, so fre-zv, our winter
clothing will make you com foi table every
where; comfortable at home or abroad ;
comfortable in feeling clothed so warm,
clothed so cheaply, clothed so well ; in a
wo'd comfortable to feel that your cloth
ing is from the cheat stokk of K. .1.
Mills & Co
I'eiiftlona.
Tin following item should le preserved,
as showing to whom pensions may be
granted. Those entitled to pensions are:
First. Invalid, disabled since March
4, 1801, in the military or "naval service
of the United States, while in the line of
duty.
Second. Widows of officers, soldiers
an 1 seamen, who have died of wounds
recrived, or disease contracted in service
a mIhvp.
Third. Children under sixteen years of
aje, of either of the aforesaid deceased
person, if there is no widow surviving,
or from the time of the widow's re-marriage.
Fourth. Motliers of officers, soldiers
snd sramcn, deceased, as aforementioned
and who were dtjrcndent upon the son tor
support, in whole or in part.
Hfh Sisters under sixteen vears of
t!f' dejjendent on said deceased brother,
wholly or in part for support, provided
there are none of th last three clauses
above mentioned.
Invalids and friends of deceased sol. hers
are reminded that, in order to have stnd
pension commence wh-.-n the service termi
nated, the apjdieation therefor murt be
made ntkn cur year of the discharge of the
invalid or the decease of the officer, soldier,
seaman, or as the case may be.
Kates of lVnsion. Lieutenant colonel
and officers of higher rank, $30 per
month ; major, $20 per month ; captain,
$20 per monlh : first lieutenant, $17 per
rrv nth: second lieutenant, $15 jar month;
ail enlisted men, $9 per month. Only
cne full rnMon will be allowed to the
relative of a deceased soldier, and in the
ir !rr of precedence, as aliovc given.
Applications from I Ymisvlvania may
be smt to CV1. Frank .Jordan, Military
State Agent for lYmisjlvnnia, Eleventh
street, Washington City who will at
tend to them without charge to the appli
cant. 1 lie War.
Every arrival from Charleston confirms
Ihe accounts we have already printed of
tleiwral Sherman's advance up Broad
river. We now have intelligence that
General Hatch, commanding the advance
of Sherman's and Foster's combined ar
mies, has captured Poeotnligo bridge, on
the Charleston and Savannah railroad.
Hatch lost about forty men killed ami
wounded in this advance. He captured
twelve cannon that the enemy spiked
upon leaving the place. I 'oeotHhgo bridge
is a hng trestle work over a swamp and
river which extends for over a mile. The
Federal troops, however, failed in the
main object intended by this advance.
They wished to cut off the retreat of, and
if Hssible capture the Confederates who
had been west of l'ocotaligo and at CJra
hamsville. The Confederates retreated
'uo quickly, however, and got east of l'o
cotaligo before the Federal advance
'ached there. The position now occu
pied by the Confederates is a strong one,
n the east side of the Combahee river,
Rear the village of Sackehachie, fifty miles
it of Charleston. Sherman is gradu
ally concentrating all Ids troops at Ioco
taligo. and before very long will have an
array of sixty thousand men there. He
ve- in Savannah a garriaon of fifteen
There are all sorts of rumors of-movements
by the Federal army against Wil
mington. There is no foundation for any
of them. General Terry would not ad
vance against Wilmington, with the small
army he now has only six thousand
troops. He has not been reinforced
The Confederates are intrenched on Fed
eral Point, north of Fort Fisher. On
January 1 8th, last Wednesday, every
thing was quiet.
The Federal monitor Patapsco, which
has been for some time on the Picket line
of the blockading fleet at Charleston, has
leen blown up by a torjredo. The mind
tor filled and sank almost immediately,
and forty or fifty of the crew, who could
not get out of their living prison, were
carried down with her.
Francis P. Hlatr, it is reported, left
Washington yesterday on a second mis
sion to liichmond.
Over thirteen hundred prisoners of
State are now confined in the Old Capitol
prison at Washington. Age.
FrOtiJ Savannah.
Nbw Yokk, Jan. 2i). Advices by the
steamer Fulton from Savannah report
that the lest of order is maintained in
the city and few soldiers are visible on
the streets. Trade is limited, but the
prices are regulated by law. Just Itefore
leaving Atlanta the soldiers were paid off,
and they spent their money freely at the
first opportunity. One firm disposed of
a stock valued "at $153,000 for $4 17,000.
It is said there is not as much sutfering
in Savannah as was reported, for the rea.
son that when Hardee evacuated the city,
and before Sherman took possession, they
entered the stores and supplied themselves
with good stocks. The wealthy citir.ms,
however, did not join in this raid, and, as
a consequence, may now be suffering. It
is for these, then, that the subscriptions at
the North are being taken, and the move
ment is very unpopular among the sol
diers, who consider it as giving aid and
comfort to the enemies of their country.
The Ohio primers, in convention
assembled, have voted to increase the
price of weekly papers to $2,50 per year.
Cheap enough.
si A joint commit e of both branches
of Congress have commenced to investi
gate the Indian frauds. They have a
lengthy and terrible task before them.
E
HF.NSBUHG MARKKT.
Corr cted Weekly.
10 vs.
3 0(
10
02
40
Flour per bb! Extr:; Family,
Extra,
Retf per lb.
Potatoes, per husht-1.
Apples,
Butter, per lb.
Cabbage, per do
Wheat, per bushel.
Rye.
Buckwheat,
Crti,
Oat.
Apples, " " dried.
Teaches,
Beans, " "
Clover seed,
SI
1.50
l l'.r
1.2
75
1,50
a. 00
2.ro
8.00
'AVEIIN STAND FOP. LENT.
The
established h 'Use known at the
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
now kei-t by Jain" D. Hamilton, in Wil
moie will lc haed ! r a term 1 if year.
For terms, apply to the subscriber irsi.
d:iij; near the prcni.-ev
JOHN M 'CO LOAN
Jan. 24, 18CB 2f
STRAY HEIFER.
Came to the residence
of the undersigned residing in Su-quehanna
township. Cambria county, about the 10th 1
t f Derend er, 1G4. a red heifer a'-out two ;
. . .... .
years rlit. no niartcs. 1 he owner : request
er? to come f-rward. prove propetty. pay
charges and take her away, otherwise she
will be disposer! of according to law.
WILLIAM GARMON.
Jan. 25, 1865-St
NOTICE.
In the matter of the petition of
Thomas B. Moore and William K. Piper,
for the specific performance of the contract
made between Richard Iaf wis, deceased, and
George J. Rodger, for the conveyance f
the undiv-ded one-half of a tract of land
situate in Jacks-n (now Biacklick) town
ship. Cambria county.
To the heirs and lecal ic preventatives of
Richard Iewis, deceased, residing outeiJe of j
tt.e limits of Cambria coiintv :
TAKE NOTICE, that y'.u and every .f
you. are comma ded to Ik and appear at
rur Orphan's (.J-urt, to be held at E'M-nshurg
in an-l for the Oonnty r-f Cambria, on the
Firt Monday of March iirxt. t show cause
if any you hare, why the said contract
should not be proven and performance there
of decreed.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff 's OlftVe. El.en-.buTg.
Jan. 25, 18G5-3t J
FOR SALE.
A H ouse and Lot of Ground
with four acres of land, at the Sumn it.
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
CATHARINE OTTF.RSoN
Jan 18. 18f.5-3
pXECUTOR'S NOTiCE.
Letters testa
mentary on th? estate of Jreoh KreiirzT.
deceased, have been granted to the subscri
ber residing in Crrrolltown. All persons
iodebied to said estate are rcqaester to
make payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
.J. E. MACGHEB.
Dm. Jl. l44-t Vj(MsiteT.
SKIPPING
TO ANO FROM ENG
LAND, IRELAND AND &OJLAND.
BY THE
UAL WAY LINE OF
STEAMSHIPS,
MONTREAL do. do.
AM)
WASHINGTON L I N I OF SAILING
VESSELS.
Diafts at S'jiht for 1 and upwards, on
National B ink and Branches. Payable in
all the Ciry' and Town.- in England. Ire
land, Scotland and Wa'es frt ..f J)i.trount.
It. A. O. KEMt.
May 25, 1864 ly. Alt-nina.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
. The N0TFS
and BOOKS of Edward Miller, lately doing
business in Munster. have been left with me
for collection. This notice i given to ap-priz-
the parties indebted of the fact. All
account rrmairinz unpaid after the first of
March next, will be wued for.
WM. K ITT ELL.
Jan. 4. 1 8tJ5-eSt
Aadlter'e Netlee.
The undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the Orphans' Court
of Cambria county, to report (iisfribution of
the funds in thr hands of J. M. Camp
bell. Mirviviug Administrator f the ea
tate -f James S. Clark, deceased, hereby
notifies all per-ons interested tht he will
attend to the duties of his said ajioiLtmer;t
at his office in the Borough rf Eberjsburg,
ti Thursday the 2d day of February next,
at one o'clock P. M., at which time all per
aons are required to precenl their ciaimn
or be debarred from coming iu for a share
of the fund.
JOHN E SCAN LAN, Auditor.
Jan. 11. 1866. St.
NO ICE.
in tt:e matter of the pet;ticn f John J
Kee for a bpecific performance of the real
contract made Setwren the id John J R -es
aud John Bees eceaed, and the ervice ot
the Kuhpcena '.ueil thereon.
And i.ow tj wit : 7lh December, 18G4.
( ' . on application f Geo. M. Reafe,
1 L. S V E.-p. John F. ScaiJan, appoiLt-1
( . J C 'ii.mi: to: e' to t.ike a;id report
t;. tetuii-jtiy in t'.e aN-re rase to (uit.
JAMES GRIFFIN.
C.erk U. C.
The Commissioner ah: .re n tmed hereby
iiotifivs all iert' i!s iuterested iu sairj eoi;
tra t. that he wid attend to the duties of
his said appointment, at io '.fli in the
Bor'Tigh .f riifi..-1'iiri;, on Friday the 8 1
tl.iv of Ffbriiarv n'-xt al -. 1 'el-n k. I. M.
"jniiN VL. M' AN LAN,
J i; n.lS'j'i Ct onii!ii.ssi.i!icr.
ndlter'i .Tetlce.
. Tlie underpinned
Audito', appointed hy ti e Orphatih' Ctn t
of Cambria County, to report iihtriburiv ii of
the fund iu the ham! of Win. Palmer, Eq .
Admiristrator of the eate of Frederick
Kncpper,Ieceaed ;.-rhy notifies all persoi:x
interested thai he vviii atteud to the duties
of hi aid a pointment, at his ofiice in the
Borough of Ebninl urg on Thursday the
'2'h day of January at one o'clock.
P. M.. at which tune, all persons are re
quired to present their cltiiiis or be debarred
from coming in f-r a share f the fund.
JOHN E. SCANLAN.
Jan. 11. 1865-St Auditor.
Mdltr's Ketlce.
The undersigned
Auditor, appointed by the C urt of Com
mon Pitas. of Cambria county, to report dis
tribution of the fund, in the hands-if Win.
P:. liner. E q , Administrator of the estate ol
Daniel K i'-ppor, deceased, hereby notifies
all persons interested tl at he will atttnd to
. y , 1 - . . - 1
the dUtH-S ol I,!S saio nppooii uitni ai nis
frice in the Bo-ouh ol Eben.sburg. on
Thnr.-stlay. the 26th l.ry f Jiinnary at
one o c lock, P. M . t which time all per
sonit are requhed to pnsetit their ciains or
be debarred from coming in for a share of
the fund.
JOHN E. SCANLAN.
Jan. 11. lf-5.3t Auditor.
a DMINISTRAT -R"S NOTICE.
I Letters
of Administration upon the estate ;t El
ward Bulk, deccaed, have bcea granteil to
the subscriber, residing in Washington
township. Those indebted to said estate
w ill pleai-e pleas? make payment, and th se
having claims against the same will present
them properly prjven for settlement.
11 WILLIAM BEHE,
Jan. ll. 1865-Ct Adm'r.
I IC1.NSE NOTICE.
L Tlie following Peti
tory ft,r License have been riled in this of
fice fr jresmtation at Argument Court on
7th February. IPCS, to it : of
(ieaTe Windcroth. TFdniore Bor . Tavern.
Joseph Shircy, Biacklick.
1 JOS. M 'DONALD.
Cl'k Quarter Sessions.
Eber..bure. Jan. 4, lSt5.
George D. Morgan, 1
No. 99, June Term.
Tl.
n v IT.vins anil
i IPti.
f Ejectment.
Philip Phester. j
And now. Dec. a. 18C4. O.i mot'on of
Johnston & Oatmau. Attorney's for Plain
tiff Ru'e grar-ted on Defendant to appear
and plead, on or before the first day of next
term, in the alx'vo stated F jeetrnent, which
n brought fr a tract of land situate in
Wbite township. Cambria county, warrant
ed in the name of Thomas Saiiburn. adjoin -intr
lands warranted iu the name l Wiilira
Orates. Charles Anders, n. and others, cm
taiuint' f"ur hundred and thirty three acres,
or thereabouts, Vc. This rule to le pub
lihed iu one nwspaper publish! in the
county for three successive weeks, the first
publication to be t-ixty days before tho re
turn day of th rule.
By the Court,
. J JOS. M'DONALD.
fL s 1 Prot&onetor.
Deit. 21,
nODEY'S LAD"S BOOK.
b
THE FASHION 3!AirZINE OF THE
UOKLD.
LITERATURE. FINE ARTS, AND
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Engravings. DOU BLE FASHION
PLATES. Wood eugravings on evry sub
ject that can interest ladies. Crotchet Knit
tine. Netting. Embroidery, Articles for the
Toilet, for the P.irlor, the Boudoir, and the
Kitch n. Everything, in fact, to make a
complete L W Book.
THE LAD1EV FAVORITE FOR THIRTY
FIVE YEARS.
No Magazine has bet-n able
with it. N-'iie attempt it.
to compete
GODEY'S RECEIPTS
for every uepartincnt of a household. These
ah ne are worth the price of the B.sk.
Model Cottages (no other Magazine gives
them), with diagrams.
1) RAWING LESSENS FOR THE
Y'UNG. Another speciality with Godey.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth l a yea'r.
O her Magazines publish old worn out nru
mc ; but the subscribers to Godey get it be
fore the music stores.
Gardening for Ladies. Another peculi- 1
arity with Uoiey.
Fashions from Messrs. A. T. Stewart &
C, of New York, the millionaire merchants,
appear in Godey, .the only Magazine that
has them.
Also. Fashions frora the eelcbratsd Brodic
of New York.
Ladies Bonnets. We pive more of the-n
in a yearthau any other Magazine. In fact,
the Lady's Book enables every lady to be
her own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND.
Authore.fM of " A1mc." " Hidiien Path."
"Moss Si'U," "Xemetit." and 'Miriam,"
writes for Godey each mouth, and f -r rio
olher izine. VVe have also retained all
our old aud uvorite contiibutors.
TERMS OF
GODEV'S LADY'd BOOK FOR
1MG5.
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The foilowmg sre tlie terms of the Lady 's
R n;k for 1865. At present, we will receive
subscribers at the following ratee. Due
notice will be iven if we are obliged to d
vince, which will depend upon the price of
paper.
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F.iur copies, one year, 10 00
Five copies, one year, and an extra
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club, making tix copies.
Eight ropies one vear, and an ex
tra copy to the person sending
the club, making mn; copies.
Eleven copies one year, and an ex
tra copy to the pereon sending
the club, making twelve copies.
Additions to any of the above
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32 60 ea.'h subscriber.
Godey 's .adv's B k and Arthur's Home
Magazine will be sent, each one year, on re
ceipt of 14 LO.
' have no club with any other Maga
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Sl'.l
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Address L. A HUDI l.
E Curncr Sixth and C'ietnni Street..
PHILADELPHIA.
N
0
H 1 0
V E T R 0 L I U M
COMPANY.
The undersigned having been appointed
an Agnt for the subscription of STOCK to
the Company, begs leave to submit the foU
lowing statement:
Tins company is chartered by thi Legis
lature of New Y-rk iu conformity whh the
Is vvs of Ohio. Its capital stock i.- one mil
lion of dollars in shares f one hundred dol
liis each. A portion of tbN s-tik 1- open
for subrcriptioti. The pr-ferty is situated
in Morgan county. Ohio, and embrace about
fifteen hundred acne ot laud, the itiot of it
held in fee simple and the balance held by
leat-e. Two miles o! broad va!I--y land suit
able fo boring wells. Tiir re are sixteen
welle in successful operation producii g 205
barrels per lay. selling at $S per barrel,
rapidly aud Micccs.-fully increasing their
wells.
To any person wihiug to invest in this
enttrpri.-e. I will show then a m:p and pive
them a pamphlet detailing t!:e wimle opera
tirtn. M. HASSON. .
Oct. 2R, lC4-tf AKei:t.
M
ATRIMONI AL!
LADIES AND (PNTLF.MES
if you wish to. iiiarry, ailJres. the unoer
signed. who will send you wi hout money
and without c'tiarge, valuable information
that w id enabif you to marry happy and
spetdily. irrespective o age. wealth orb au
ty. Thia inf rmation will cost you nothing,
and if you wish to marry. I will cheerfully
assist you AM letters strictly confidential.
The desired information sent by return mail,
and no questions a.-ked. address
SVRAH B LMUERT.
Greenpoint, Kings county. New York.
Oct. 19. 18G4-2rn.
tO CONSUMPTIVES.
Consumptive Fiifforers
will receive a valuable prescription for toe
cure of Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis,
and all thnat and Lnnsr affections, (free of
chargr .) by wndine their addtes to
Rev EDWARD A. WIL' ON.
Williamsburg Kmgs Co. New York.
Sept. 21 1864 3m.
rT"Vlls wjr far I.nrrlts. rtirt SpiU(
1 A N I ST. A U 1 . U S I I N E.
The suhscrilnir. havintr purchaser! the en
tire stock of Hotses. Hack-. Otrtiages. Ac,
of the late firm of Ryan & Durhin. begs
leave to inform his friends ami the public in
general that he is now prepared t furnj-h
them with every accommodation iu his line
of business. His line of Hacks connects
with all the trains on the Pa. R R-, allow
ing passengers no delay whatever. Calls
alwavs promptly attended to.
JOE F. DUBBIN.
Lrreitc, Jo 3, 1BS4-1T.
Ilavincr adot-teil the
Cash tystem. otTera the followmjf am at
less thin ritr retail prices :
SUGAR KETTLES.
10 to 40 gallons
COPPER KETTLES,
3 quarti to 40 gallons.
TINWARE.
at! sorfa and kinds.
SHEET IROI WARR,
everv verietv.
ENAMELED 4- TINNED IRON WARE
copPr.R ware made to orde.;
SAD IRONS or SMOOTHING IHONS
ZINC WASHBOARDS.
COOKING STOVKS. EGG STOVES.
H EA TING CO OK ST O I'KS.
BRADLEY C HIKING STOVES. PA
TENT. ABBOTT NOBLE,
and every other Pittsburgh or Phtladelphi
manufacturer's stoves always on hand ot
procurer! on b dsvs notice.
ODD PLATES AND GRATES for Stove
always on hand.
CARBON Oil. LAMPS
from 62cts.. o
ji.i'a, uiiy.iLiri ami itl ai wys
on hand.
8 POUTING.
MINER'S LAM l
OIL CAN?.
l'OWDEK CANS,
all s:zes, constantly on hand.
COFFKK MILLS.
TOASTING FORKS. OYSTER BROIL
ERS. JELLY Cake Mould-. Table and Tea
Spoons. COAL BUCKETS.
Price list now ready for the Trde,
and Mtrchants are respectfully invMcd to
call and examine our Wares, send fir
fur a calalogus before puichasing
els 'where.
The above goods wilJ he furnisln d ,
YVHOLKSALH OIIUETAU .
AT THE
joiisstows stove A- norsa rcRKismv
8TOKK
CANAL ST EET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
ASK FOR
FRANK W HAY'S WAREHOUSE,
and save twenty prrceni. on youf pure
Johnstown March, 13. 18G3. tf.
L 3GO aeres perches an-'
allowances, of vluabie l.O.vL LAND. siti..
ate near the Pennsylvania R.tiir-ad, a;
Summethill Station, in Oroyle Township.
Cambria county. Pa. About 60 acres of the
land being cleared, and thereon erected a
dwelling house and barn, aud other improve-
' tnents. also an excellent orchard of fruit
trees. The above tract contains and abun
i dance of coal of a superior quantity, (a
i drift being opened.) and wid be sold on rea
i sonable terms.
j Apply to Poland. Jenkins A Co., Bait?
I more. Md.. or to J. W. Stiattoti, New York.
city, or to Wm. Kittell. Iq.. Attcrncy-at-i
Law, Ebensburij. Pa.
J POI. AM. .IEXKINS & CO.
! J. W. S TRATTON,
j Apr". 15. 1!3 tf. Orners.
j "r.ii.
', i. le tters of Adndidstratiou
i on theestatf rf Michael Kfins.late of Croyle
! township. Cinbria county. d-c'd, having
lx.eu granted by the Register of sid C uuty
to the uudeisigi t-d, residing in faii T wn
; ship.notn e is hereby given to all persons iu
j debteil to said deceased to make immediate
! payment, and those having claims will pre
' sent them properly anther. treated f--r sett:e
, ment. ELIZABETH A. KERNS.
1 Dec. 14. 18G4 Jt A.lm'r.
y.VLUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALlT.
! A tract of land (formirly owned by
G urce M'Crearv) situ.ite in Sii.t'iuehann
T iwnship. Cambria county, adj ming "amis j
; of Joseph Lute. William Gar man, J-v-eph i
; P. Miller, and oth -rs. containing 152 aces j
and 21 patches and ailownee. abtiut 50
acres of which is cleared and thereon erected ;
a ope and a half story Log ILuse and a
L e Barn. I
A; plv to Wm. Kittell. Attorney at Law.
E eiisbur;;. Pi tm'a.. rr t- the uudersimieil
( iwrorl Cherrv Tree. Indiana rountv Pa.
- - - - .
E B. CAMP.
D c. 14. 18C4-tf
iOTICE.
T John Kearns rf Liualle
county. Illinois. .1 s-pti t'tiinev, ol Hiir
county. Pa.. William Kerns, ol Kan coum
tv, Illinois. Anuastatia. wife ifJohnC'St
low, of Blair county. Pa . Cecilia, wife of
Henry Co.-tlow. of Blair county. Pa., and
Abraham Keatns, Isaac Keans. Charles
Dimorid and Stephen D;niond. whose resi
dences are unknown, heirs and leg; repre
sr-iitativs f John Kearns, deceased.
TAKE NOT K E. that an inquest will be
held at tne late dwelling hou.-e af John
Kearns. late f the township of Orovle.
County of Cambria and State of P- nn-vlva-r.ia.
dee'd. on Tnursd iv the -2d day f Feb
ruary next, at 2 o'cl ck in the afternoon of j
tht day. for the ptrrp se ot nr'kii.g par- ;
titi itt ot the beai Estate of the s.id de-
ceae. to and anions his children and h-gal j
r presentatives. if the same can l-e dune j
without prejudice to or spoiling of the whole, j
otherwise to value and appraise the came, j
at winch time nod place you are requited to
attend it you think proper.
J MI'S MYERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Cm -e, Kbeushnrg.
January 4th 1866 4t J
nTRAY HEIFER.
Came to the residence 1
of the undersigned residim: at Plane No. 2,
A- P. R R , on or about the 1st of Decern-
ber. a liaht red heifer, between two and !
three years old. whit belly and white stripe '
on back. T owner is requested to come ;
f.rward. prove property, pay charge and I
take her away otherwise she will be disposed ;
of according to law. ;
WM. RUSSEL.. j
Jat. 4. IHMt. '
jadies Fancy uii
AT
Jsna T.relre
0 d ZstaMi- td
IUR MANUFAC
TORY No. 718 ACH St.,
Above 7th.,
pHILADEtmi-a."
1 have now in
i d)H ef.lDT own
Imi Mrtiititn n A
Manufacture, one of
the LARGEST and
most BEAUTIFUL
selections of
F A
N C Y FURS,
and CHILDRF N'S
f .r LADIES
WEAR.
in the Citv. Also, a fine assortment
GentV Fur G'oves and Collars.
A mv Furs was purcha-ed when GiJd
was at . much lower premium thn at pre
sent. I am enabled to disjw.se rif th m at very
rtasonable prices, and I would tbercf-re
solicit a call iprni my friends of Cambria
cotintv and viriidty.-
Ocy- Remember the Name, Number aiM
Street!
JOHN FARErRA."
71 ARCH Street, above 7th . south svir.
PHILADELPHIA..
frj- I HAVE NO PARTNER. "N R CTN
N'CTION WITH ANY OTHER STORK
IN PHILADELPHIA!
Sept. 7. I864-5m.
e
Fucam & Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
Caterer f .r the best IR tDE. and offer
BAl PS or !ecepUou to induce
Cu t m. but elv on
FAIR DEALING
AND
GOOD GOODS!
BO
Best MERI NOES.
Fashionable SILKS,
Nobility- I La IDS.
TIM'S POPLINS.
Dark FOULARDS,
Figured M FRINGES.
Plaid SHAWLS.
G.kI BLANKETS.
TT follow GOLD J-ncn. as tlose as tre
fUou it np. N-w is a gotl tirre for Mer-ch-mts
and consumer to come in.
j Oct 5, 1864 2ti.
I
i. l .. t -1 . ,.11 1 0. r,t.. .-
age. OUR FINE DIAMOND POINT
UNION GOLD TENS," and MLVa
r'XTKKsioji St.inixo CasK with Lian Iry
CIL. beautifiilly chased, at our wholesale
price of 1.25 We never before re
tailed them less than l each. They are
acknowledged to le the most dnrable and
beautiful in markrt. They are manufactur
ed of Fie Gold, and finished in the best
possible style. They are celebrated for their
, adaj.tnes to ers rv hand and sty le of wri
1 tin?, making a beautiful IiVht or heavy
str ike when desired. We haee sold over
one hundred thousand " Uni- n " Pens du
ring the past eight montv f. and we have not
ne word i-f dissatisfaction from any -ne
u-ing ur Pens. They are the BEsr'Gold
Pen made and sold for one quarter the price
charged by many. Any one ordering by
mail will receive their P ns by next return
mail Our goods always arrive afely at
their destination. Be particular to write
your address plain. One trial of our Gold
Pens will cnnvince any person of their su
periority. We als send, without extra
ch rrse. HOOD'S GREAT TOOK OF 100
SECRETS, or How to Make J5 a Dat
Without Camtai.. One of these secrets
cost the publisher $250 f.r the right to pub
lish it Several persons are now making
J120 dollars per month by these Secrrts.
This b-n.k is worth "0 to any man or wo
man. Lieut. Asa Bennett, a wounded sol.
her. writes us from Chicago, he has realiz-d
in four months. $'13 by knowledge obtain
ed from thii hook. We send one Gold Pen.
sdlver Extension Case and Pencil, and B-x-k
of Secret. f,.r $1 25; three for $3.50 : fmir
f. r it 50; six f.n $6 50; twelve for 112 00.
!&- Send Government monev.
Address M. YOUNG A BEOS.
157 Monroe Street
J.ily G, l$e4-lim. NEW YORK.
TO THE NERVOUS DEBILITATFD
AND DriSPONDENT OF BOTH
SFXES A grea. sufferer Iiaving been re
stirl to health in a few day, after many
years of misery, is ia riling to sit hi Buf
fering fe'low -creatures by sending (free), on
the receipt of a post-paid addressed enve
Io:e. a copy of the formula of curt employ
eJ. Direct to
JOHN M D AGNAIL.
Box 1SS Post OJBce, Bos.klvn. N. Y.
Jan. 18. 1865.
C.'L. JOHN WOODS,
(FORMF.P.I.Y OF THE ALTOONA HOUSE,)
wri.L tiki CHnor. of thi
UNION HOTEL,
sLKMlX t,
APRIL Ut. 184. where he would t thank
ful for a call from ail hit frie ids.
my 4,'C4:Gm.
JOB WORK "
OF LL KINDS
DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
At" THE SHORTEST NO'lICI
AND ON REASONABLE PiHCE
The life aud Services of General Great
or al y
JAMFSMrRIlAT, -
The Constitution
cf the United States
with explanatory
tee f.r sale bv
JaMKS MI RRAY.
An esy n the llartnouious Relations
letwe i. Divine-Faith snd Natvital lon.
im mmim by
si m r?rii :
UUnkiCMUT.
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