5 4Uo Iiiierrftilug Question and Aii Mvci k.elalive lo I lie ?-30 L'. . I,iail- i..,. &. f Philade-lithia. who i - ... 1. n.r -i time had the management of jut c the popular oOU million 5.20 Lan, has just been appointed ly Secretary Fessen-Ji-n, the General Agent to dispose of the oxi.y t'oPCLAK Ixan now ottered for sale bv the Government, viz : the " SEVEN - THIRTY.' In entering upon his duties he desires tu answer plainly the large number of questions daily and hourly propounded lo him, so that his fellow-countrymen may all understand what this Seven-Thirty Ian " is what aro its peculiar merits, how they can subscribe for or obtain the notes. Scc. . la Question. Why is this Loan railed the " Seven-Thirty " Loan ' . A iwer. It U?ui Interest, m currency, at the rate of Soun Dollars and thirty ,vnts, each year, on every hundred dol lars ; make the interest as follows: fin.- nut ocr dav on each 8 50 note. I Two cents Ton Twenty One dollar 2d Question 100 " 500 " 1,000 " 5,000 " When and how can they bcobtaiiieJ ? A hsurr. They are for sale at jxir, and accrued interest, by all Sub-Treasuries, "S ii:il and other lianks, and all Hankers aiui Brokers. 3d Question. When is the interest pay able and how can it be collected. Antifr. The Coupons or interest Tick ets are due I ot b of February and 15li of August in each year and can be cut oil from the note, and will be cashed by any Sub-Treasurer, U. S. Depository, Nation al or other Hank or Hanker. Alh Question. When must the Govern ment pay oil" those 7.30? Ahsiccr. They "are due in two years nnd a half from the 15th of February, l.V." ; iz: on the 15th of August 18G7. 5h Q'tot'Oh. Must I receive back my nionev so soon as 1 S(j7 Auur. Am not unless you yourself prefer t do so the Law gives you the .-.; t to demand from the Government, at ti nt tin:.-, either your money or an etpn.l ; ni' ui t a! j' tr, of tlie famous and popular ll-.l- J"tr-i -f 0 K-r ci itt. I.in. t-t Q. r!:oa. How much do yen con sider tilt-; privilege of conversion, into "J ! Loan to Im! v orth ? .! .. .'. 5 20.- liearing gold interest ir"ia I -t of Noxi'inber, aie to-day wonh f1 jit cent, premium If they are worth !:.. ti:. :tt tlie ei:d ei the two y ears joid a l.u!;", when you have a right to them, than t!i- v j,re, this premium added to the ii-terest von reo-ive, will give von at least Jo pea e. m. per annum fjr your money t :t tlie i ; .v. .n is that they will Ik; worth laote than f per cei;t. premium at that lime. It i Ciii.--.fton. What oilier advantage lli: n- in intsin in the 7-30 Loan? . 1 It v'tnuut be taxed by Stales, C' -1 : : . or C'i:ics, and this adds from io to :hrte percent per annum to the iii i iti i.i!!j ol t!.e holder according to the i 'i-Mxjitii.n in v ;r : i tir- localities. All 1 ti .ii i st'Ks. exeept thove of the 1 St:?is, and all mortags, &c, nr.; n -t only by the (iovermaent. V;:t by St;:tes, (Jountii s and Ci.ies. bt.'t iftHvtioii. II .v does the Govern i.fiit laise ihe money to pay the interest, and i- it ( iifid sure? Ahsai r The Government collects, by taxis, inleiual revenue, and duties on imports, fully three hundred millions each ypf.r. Thi.-; is nearly three times as much .is is needed to pay the interest on all the dl!, and as soon as the war is ended, tl." anic-unt not needed to pav the interest be lised in payinir ntf the h'bt. Our t!'ixi;iiticiit l:n fu'icc jmid off all its iLlt, mid -in -:i-iiy do so again. The interests is Hire to be paid promptly, and the debt itself is the very safes' investment in the we'ild. Ji ii as sah' as h mortgage on a jiood farm, aid pays a letirr interest. It i-, in tact, a -V.-f Muvtijioje on all hinds, all incomes, all railroad and canal b'.inds, and bank or other stocks, mort gages, &c. Nothing can be safer, for we are all Ixiund for it, and all that we have is firm ly h. ld for the payment of principle and interest. Ilow foolish those people are, who keep their gold and greenbacks idle and lo ked up, or purchase mortgages or railroad stocks and bonds, which pav only o or G per cent interest, when these Sj en-Thirties pay (counting the premium on Five-Twenties,) over ten per tent., and are so much safer and surer. 9t Q'ffio. How many Seven-Tlyr-licsare there, and how much remains unsold? AtiKirtr. There are only about three hundred and tweuty-tive millions author ized by law, and only about one hundred nnd ninety millions remain unsold. ICtt Question. How long will it take you to sell the balance ! Anticcr. There are about 800 Nation al Hanks all engaged in selling them ; also a large number of the old banks, and at least three thousand private bankers and brokers, and special agents will be en piged in all parts of the country indispo inpr of them to the people. 1 Itu Qwstion. How long w ill it take fet.il the whole. ? Ai.sn-tr. In less than three months they will be all sold, and will r.o doubt tLei! iU at a premium, as was the chep with the old Seven-Thirties, the first Twenty-Year Ixjan, and the Five-Twenties. . . The above questions and answers, it is lielieved, will give full information to all. If not, the General Subscription Agerit, or any of the Banks or Hankers employed to sell the Loan, will be glad to answer all questions, and to furnish the Seven-Thirties in small or large sums (as the notes are issued in denominations of $50, $100, $500. Si, 000 and $5,000.) and to render it easy for all to subscribe thus fulfilling the instructions of Mr. F ess end en, who' earnestly desires that the jieople of the J whole land, (as well as the capitalists.) j shall have every opportunity afforded them of obtaining a jortioii of this most desirable iitrtttueid. Let none delay, ult Scrckibe at ONCE, TlIKOL'GIl THE NeAKEST KKSPONal- BI.K Hank oit IJankeks. NEWS ITEMS. ej The "Loyal" papers are felicita ting themselves that Congress wound up without an extended drunk. fcS" The Emperor of liussia hasorder dered a medal to be struck. olF to com memorate the suppression of the Polish rebellion of 1861. The Pope is about to send the Empress C harlotte, of Mexico, a pure w hite rose composed of pearls and dia monds. Mrs. Isabella J?ichie, relict of the well known editor Thomas liichie, died in Ivichmond on the 10th nit. She had reached the age of seventy-six years.. to" A Committee of the Massachu setts legislature is considering the sub- ject of emigration of women from that State to the West. tfc3- The new relel privateer is reported at Curuuna, Spain, where she is awaiting repairs. The gunlioat Sacramento has left Cadiz to look after her. The Senate has fixed the tax on tobacco twisted hy hand at five cents; on ! smoking tobacco made with all the scraps ! included, thirty cents: and of the leaf j forly cents. j Cv Liigatn Young, m a recent sermon, J sail: ' the North prays that their swords j may strike into the heart of every rebel, , and I say, amen I and the south prays that the North may 1 cut down on a thou-uud ba!iIe-JK-lds, and again I sav, ,.. ' c ' , amen . i A Paii- letter says: General M'Clellaii inn nds to ptolong his sojourn J in Paris for some wicks, and thence go t. Home and Dresden, with the intention of sending in xt summer in the south of Frain-e, and returning to America next autumn. Cv?" The will of ti e late James W Wallack has I teen admitted to probate in the Si rrogale's Court in New York. It; divides his estate betwetn his sons, John j L-:er Wallack, the actor, and Captain ' Ibii-v Wa lack, o the P.r ! sh armv. the i theater being included in the pottion of ! tne lortuer. c-y. Arrangements are making at the Imperial Library at Paris for placing at the dii-posal of the public on Sunday a room containina a selection of forty thou sand volumes, for the special benefit of iho-e persons who cannot attend on week davs. John Sru.irt .Mill, who litis till along been a good friend of the United j States, has directed that whatever copy- right niiiv Ik-allowed by the American j publishers of his works shall be given to) the Sanitary commission or some similar j object of national charity. 1 G The loyalists" of London co., i V:i., have petelioned Congress to reim- ' burse them for live stock captured by Sheridan. The chum is for sixty thou- sand dollars. It is alleged that Phil." sold Ihe entire lot in York, Pa., for thirty thousand dollars. wT Ixjvelace-. ille, Pollard county, Ken tucky, was entered on the 1st of March by MeDougall's band of guerrillas and robbed of $10,000 w oi tfl of goods. The night Id-fore llopkinsv ille was visited by the snme b-tnd, several stores were robbed and two men killed. The annual election in Newllamp shire takes place on Tuesday, the 14 th of March, when a Governor,' three mem- i c f f -I ti . , Iter: of Congress, Council, Senate and ,. .. ' . .. ' , House of Hepresentatives are to be cho sen. The Democrats have but one mem ber of Congress, Marcy, from the 1st. district, who is a candidate for re-election, opposed by (Jen. Mnrston. At the last election Marcy" majority was eighty. trjf There is a prospect of trouble in Utah. The Colorado Kens states that, recently, General Conner established a provost guard in Salt Lake City for the purpose of preventing disorder. lh ighain Young demanded tnat they should be re moved, and made preparations to attack them, and was only deterred from doing so by General Conner's tujiun" his "una on J Ingham's harem and throwing shells over the city to the country beyond, and telling him if he wanted the provost mard removed he must remove them. " The guard remained, but the discontented re mained also, and the A7tc thinks it prob able it will soon break out in act of vio- r Irnec. FOR SALE. A farm of choice land in Allegheny township, about one mile from Loretto and within quarter of a mile frem Kayloi's Station. Containing about one hundred and thirty-five acres, wit.b CO acres cleaned or thertabouts. There is an excel lent young orchard on the farm of 140 apple trees, well selected, and some other choice fruit tree, there is a grxid narn.and a small dwelling 1 onso uu the premises. The title is indisj'iitable, and the terms will be easy and made known Vy the subscriber. JOilN E. SCAN LAX. March 8, 1805. FOR SALE. The subscriber residing in Chest township. Cambria county, offers f -r sale his house nnd lot in said township. The lioii.su is a j;ood location for a store, lor which it has been used fur a number of years. There is a young orchard on the lot. Terms reasonable. For further par tielais apply to JOSEPH GILL- March 8. 18C5. 3t. I 1ST OF CAUSES, L Set down for Trial on U,e SECOND WEEK of March Term, 1805. M'Colgan v.i Myeis, Feigned issue Henry vs Warner. Jackson vs Johnston. Hoffman vs Colclcssir ct al. Eenlon vs Diincau. J Hi ics vs 1'y ers, ll.tiid vs 151. ick. Myers vs Woodeo k, M?Closkey vs Garland, Lan'ze vs Moore et at. Uuck vs Same. I?urgHin vs N-tl. Young vs it more, Yo-t vs PaA-son, (imituuu wealth for use vs Hoore et al. S lar'mugh vs Link, Kalor v Noonaii. Lyceniing Gu.nty Eire In. Ce. vs Xoou's Ad.iuinistrator's, Re's vs IJees. '"' . JOf?. M'POVALD, rrot'y Elwnsbiir, Feb. 15. I8u5. ' TO COSSUMPTIY E S . The undersigned having been restored to hea'th in a fuw weeks, by a very tiinple re n i e 1 v , a fter having suffered several years, with a severe hmg affection, and that dread .lipase. Consumption is mix k us to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of (.,nf, To all who desire it, he will tend a copy of the prescription use. (irte of charge.) w-i?I, t! direeti. tio tVr preparing and using theVirue .which they will tin.! a sure cure .-. rNS Mi,TI,lX- ,.-riiMA, r.iuc mis. , , ,v ., , ? -i'i . i . i; . i Col Gils. (J. i.ns. iVo. 1 lie nly l,jcet ! the a'lvtitiser in scn .ng ilie I resjripu n is to u-n. lit the . ill ei.-d, ami .-ptvad ii:forinati..ii wi,j:j, ,e coi:eesve t.. be u.v.iiu .ble ; and Ut. ).-,., ......... ... .v.. rtr trv is ,,.m,..1h. 4 j j j , as it will Ceist the m nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip tion will please address Kev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wi!h:im.burg Kings Co. New York. Feb. 15 lBG.j Cm. rlHlOil DE.M CKAT AND SENTINEL, C utAil .-"uy"'r re. ..i.ss.ou , to say t; the reader- ol your paper that 1 ill send, by return mail, to all who wish it ' (free) a Recipe, with full directions f r ma lih" aml lisi" a simple Vegetable B dm. that will etlect'iillv remove, in ten days. Pimples, lilotchcs. Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities of th Skin, leaving the-same soU, clear. sinoitii and neautitul. I will alo nniii free to those having Rahi Heads, or Rare faces, simple direct ii i.s and j infortuarioii ti.at wiilenaole them to ,-tart a full grow th of Luxiaiint II. nr. Whi.-kers or a Moustache, in !e s than thirty days. All applications answ-red by letmn inaii ! without charge. Respect fuHy yours. THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chcmi-t. 8 31 Broadway, New York. March 1. 18n5 j'ii. p(il SALE. I The subscriber r siding in l'latt.-ville, Susipielianna town.-liip, Cambria cuiiiitv nl;eis at lillv.lte salt! a triiel nl Inml j ..j,,,..,.,.. j IIattsville. on the road between Carrolltowu and the Cherry tree, containing j about fifty acres about thii ty -two or three , of which are ch ared, having thereon a good frame hoii-e, about 35 b.'ct square, used as a tavern stand, a good, frame baru and a voting orchard. JEROME PL ATT. March 1. lSCo-St 17or Snle. ; 3GO acres 12? perches and allowances, of valuable CO.VL LAND, situ ate near the Pennsylvania Railroad, at Summerhill Station, in Croyle Township, Cambria county. Pa. About 50 acres of the ! hind being cleat eel, ami thereon erectei j dwelling house and barn, and other impr.n ments. a so an excellent orchard of fn i .... , ,..., . , , trees. 1 he above tract contains and abu 'reeled a .vc- fruit trees. 1 lie aoove tract contains and abun dance of coal of a superior quantity, (a drift being opened,) aud will be eld on rea sonable terms. Apply to Poland, Jenkins A" Ck, Balti more, Md., or to .1. W. Stiatton, New York, city, or to Wm. Kittell, Esq.. Attoruey-at-Law, Ehensbiirp. Pa. POLAND. JENKINS et CO. J. W. STRATTON, April 15. 1SC3 tf. Owners. nMl0iVfI0lJSI EBENSBURG PA JOHN A. BLAIR. Proprietor. THE PROPRIETOR will spare no pains to render this Hotel, worthy of a continua tion of the. liberal share of public patron age it has heretofore received. His tablo will always be furnished with the best the market affords; his bar with the best of liquors. His stable is largo, and will be attended, by an attentive and obliging hostler. Ebetiburg A) r.17 101. U. S. 1-31 LOAN. 15y authority of the Secretary of the Treasury, the undersigned has assumed the J General Subscription Agency for the sale of j United States Treasury Notes bearing seven and three tenths per cent, interest, per an nam, known as the SEVEN-THIiTY LOAN, These Notes are issued under date of Au gust 15th, 18G4, and are payable three yeas from that time, in currency, or are converti ble at the option of the holder into U. S. 5-20 S pvr cent. GOLD-BEARlXC UOD$ These bonds are now Woith a premium of nine per cent., including gold interest from Nov., which ni.ikes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current rates including inter est, about ten per cent per annum, besides its txemplion fnwi State and municipal tux ation, tchich adds from one to three cr cent, more, according to the rate levied on other property. The interest is payable semi annually by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker. The interest amounts One cent per day on a $3f note. Two cents " $iIOO Ten " $500 ao " " SilOOO 81 " fcoOOO Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly famished upon receipt of sub scriptions. This is THE ONLY LOAN . IN MARKET now offered by the Government, and it is confidently expected that Us superior ad vantages will make it the GREAT -POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Less than $200,000,000 remain unsold. which will probably be disposed of within j the next 00 or 90 days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing the sub scriptions to other L ans. In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may he afforded facllis lies for taking the loan, the National Cinks, State banks, and Private bankers through out the country have generally agreed to j receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers' ' , will select theii own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who otdy tre to be re-' -i i e ,i i i- c .i . r sponsible for the delivery of the notes Lr wl.ieh they leceive orders. JAY C(HKE. Si'B-ciiirTioN- Agknt, rhiladi-ljihia. St'B .ciiii'T ions will be ree-eived by the first mm im m mmi Mirth 1, 18G5-3:n 7 HIST NATIONAL BANK O F A L T O O N A , Corner of Virginia and Annie Sh eets. oppo aittSojriniciidtnr.1 (I'ice 1'rniSa RR. I5LAIR COUNTY. PENN'A. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY AN!) FINANCIAL AGENCY. M0!i! ON1ES RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. ! nterest allowed on time Deposits, j Gold and Silver Bought and Sold. Frae i tional Currency and Mutdated United States Notes Reh;emel. Drafts on the j Principal Cities lor Sale. Central Depot for j the Sale of United States Internal Revenue Stamps. Tliis Bank keeps r-n hand for sale the 7 3-10 U S- IKt.ASLItY t) 1 I.S. and takes Subscriptions for the same. This is the POPULAR LO N. the only Govern- nient Loan now in market at par. giving those who have money a safe and desirable opportunity for investment, TWO CENTS A DAY FOR EACH $1 00. These Notes, at Maturity, can be exchanged j for 5.20 Six Per Cent Gold bearing Bonds. WM. M. LLOYD, 1). T. CALDWELL, j President. Cashier. ; Feb. 8. 18G5-l!y. liTo 0 1 1 Jl U L 1 U Jl COM PA NY.; The undersicned havimr been appointed an Agtnt lor the subscription ofSlOGK to the Company, begs leave to submit the fob lowing statement : This company is chartered by tin Leg'to lature of New "York in conformity with the laws of Ohio. Its capital stock is one mil lion of dollars in shares of one hundred dul- bus each. A port..... of tins stock t.; open for subscription. 1 he property situate. in AlorgSUl COlinty . oum. uu cuiomer tioout. is per rapidly- anel successfully increasing their wells. To any person wisliing to invest in this enterprise, I will show them a map aud give them a pamphlet detailing th.e whole opera tiAn. M. 1IASS0N. - Oct. 2'", 1864-tf Agcut. r r. I. 1 ..1 ts .-! I.iiiil frlirt n.reen munucu v ........... .... y- nUSP fr rc.nt nml possession ptven on . til,n is Iliaje, w iii .e granted if received .e.a.nK-esm. ,c,. eoe- firstofAp.il next. For part.at.Iars :lJter that time. lease 1 wo miles of broad valley land suit- j proprietor. Ti Ordt r of the Board, of Rvlief. able for boring wells. Ihtre are s.xteen aH II JOHN A. BLAIR. " YM. II. SECHL1 R, Cit'k. wells in successful operation pr.xlucu g 205 , . 1R . p i. ?,t barrels per day, selling at 48 per barrel, . 1 . g61.---.,. tUtr-- Llill iiirpiNG TO AND FROM ENG LAND, IRELAND AND SOTLAND, BY THE GALW'AY LINE OF! STEAMSHIPS, MONTREAL do. do. AM WASHINGTON LINE OF SAILING VESSELS. Diat't at siht fr I and upwards, on (National B ink and Prinches. Payable in all the Cifv and Towns in Enjiland, Ire land, Scotland and Wales free of Discount R. A. O KERR. May 25, 18C1 ly. Alt oona. ALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES. BORDERS. DECORATIONS, And everything in the 1 A P E R II A N G I N O Line, are now offere 1 to the Hade and buy ers genera'ly, at the lowest prices jossible. Call at. No. 107. MA1IKLT Street, be tween Fifth and Liberty Streets. JOS R. HUGHES & RRO. March 1, lSC5-3m. -fl--r9SI OS -tpf mpitnd IS a-uizivr) joi ?0I "SUK "dlddV K O'ILL ssaaaav DNiavan tixv sua v.ls iaa aini ii vo aiiii.w no a n:iaid S3XYH VIHJ13aVTIHiS2HGIH FOR SALE. A Portable Steam Enjrine and Sawmill, all new and in first rite working order. Situate 4 miles from Gallitz n Sta tion, f.n Pennsylvania Railroad, together with about l.OOo.OOO feet of good white pine timber. 2.000 000 white oak. and a considerable aineunt of-hemlock and other timbers in the midst of which the mill now sets Also, 2 yokes of oxen, and other lumbering implements. Possession will be given immediately by the subscribers resi ding at Ciesson and Gallitzm. ADAMS & TROXELL. March 1, 18G5 3t - EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Whereas, letters testamentary on the last will and testament of Charles Pi Ss, late of Carroll township. C-m" ria county, dee'd. have len granted to the undersigned. Notice is hereby giveu to all persons having claims sgaiiist said deceased to present them propel ly authenti cated for settlement, and those hie'.ebted to make payment without debv. JAME T KIKKPATRIOK. AUG I'STIN E FA RARAUGJI, Teh. 22, I8ii5-Gt Executors. IIISFERS! WHISKERS'! Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Out Gre- ci;i ii Cc im.iiiiiul vill force thtm to " v on j l!u, .lcothest fue or chin, or hair on bald heads m S x Weeks. Price jd.00. Sent bv matl anvwhcie, closely sea cd, on receipt . . . ,, ' J 1 f ori-.e. Ad.'.ress, WARNER et CO.. Rox 1 -13. Brooklyn, New York. Feb 22. 1SGG Hy N TICE. The members of the ROBERTS OIL COMPANY, j are herei y not. tied that the stated inering ot tlie Company, w ii! be held at the office of Geo. M. R'-ide. Eq , im MONDAY, the J 3th day ot March, at 7 'ch ck. P. M-, and at the same time each member will be re quired to pay the rr.or.thl f instalment of j 10. T. P.LAI R MOORE. Ehensburg. Feb. 15 4t Sec. Pro Tern i n iLD EYES MADE NEW. I U A PAMPHLET i i i m i.rii silt i!i I; v rrtisre si1i: SLiifl K've uppectacles! with. nt aid of d.tor or j mclicine. Sent by mail, tree, on receipt of i 10 certs Address E. B. FOOTE. M. D . 1130 RroaUay, New York. Feb. 1. IStio Cm. P OUDPETTE! Fifteen Years Fair Trial! A. PEYS-ON. Philadelphia. POUDKETTE. 120,00 per ton. taken from tneFict- rv loose, or oO cents r i bushel, and JJii.OO per tn in hies. le ; jVered at Steaiub..t an.l R R .u! Di j.ots, i j philadeiphia. Manufactory , Gray's Per j ry t .ad, above the Arse al. Philadelphia, i Depot. PEYSSON'S Farm, Gloucester, J X. J , W.mdbr.ry road. OiTiee Library Streets N. 420 hark of ' ibe Ne-ev P st Office. Phib.d'a. D-alers FRENCH. IMCIIAF.DS Ar CO , FOURTH & CALLOW HILL Streets. j Feb. 15. 18o5-4:n PHILADELPHIA ! -rO THE NERVOUS DERI LIT AT IT) j I AND DESPONDENT OF BOTH! SEXES A crea sufferer havinn been re- ii-.. I in l..:iltti in a fi-w d.i. after manv years of misery, is wiltinz to assist his s-.if i fcrin" fellow -creatifes bv send;nr Tree). n the receipt of a post-paid addressed envt- lope, a copv of tin turunda of cute employ- ed. Direct to " ' .TP.1IN M 1) AGNAI L. JOHN M. D AGNAI L. Box 183 Post Oince, Brot klyu, N. Y. Jan. 18. 1805. , Tie well known - J,,. fll lh; Commissioner's Office. i , w tl!itrnriize(1 Tavern Stand in thtfi,efre lho ;0th day of each Month. Ni L-rt.,, the Ut. .Hi An essay on the Harmonious oc : . : !!..: between Divine Faitli and isaiurai i.ease.n. tor sale by JaMH MURRAY. The Life an J Campaigns of General Mc Clellan. for sale by 17riiU W. Having adopte1 iho Cash system, offers the following Wares at less than eiiv retail prices : SUGAR KETTLES. 10 to 40 gallons COrPER KETTLES, 2 quarts to 40 gallome, TINWARE, all sorts and kinda. SHEET IICOX VI ARE, evtrv variety. 1 ENAMELED TINNED IRONWARE. COPPr.R WaKK MADE Tl) ORDER. SAD IRONS or SMOOTHING IRONS ZINC WASHBOARDS. COOKING STOVES. EGG STOVTS I IIKATIS'G COOK STOVES RRADI.EY 0OKLQ STOVES. PA. o-m, aiiiiui i rt)tiLt:. and every other Pittshursh or Philadeljd ia manufacturer's Moves always on hand or procured on '.avs notice. ODD PLATES AND CRATES f.-r Stoves always on band. GAKBON OIL LAMPS. from G2t ts.. to 41.2a, CHIMNEYS and WICKS al wiys on hand. SPOUTING. MIXER'S LAMPS, OIL CANS. POWDER CANS, all s:zes, constantly on hand. COFFEE MILLS. TOASTING FORKS, OYSTER RROIL ERS, JELLY Cake Moulds. Tabic and Tea Spoon s . CO A L R UCK ETS. Price li.-t now ready for the Tr rue, and Merchants are respeet tally iDV'ted to call and examine our u ares, seuu for for a catalogue before put chasing els "where. The above goods wii? be fiiriusht d. WHOLESALE OR RET A 11 . AT THE JOHNSTOWN &T0VE tt HOfSE FrnSISlUSS STORK. CANAL STREET. Opposite the Weigh Lock. ASK FOR FRANK W. II AY'S WAREHOUSE, and save twenty percent, on your purca Johnstown March. IS. 18G3. tf. yALUABLE REAL ESTATE For. SALE A tract of hmd (formtily owned by (1 jore M'Creary) situate in SuttjutUflnn Township. Cambria county, a Ijr.ning lands of Joseph Lute. William Carman. Jtiseph P. Md'er, and oilers, containing 152 acres and 21 perches and allowance, about 60 acres of which is cleareel arid thereon erected a one and a half story L'g ll.iuse and 4 L g Barn. Apply to Wm. Kittell, Attorney at-Law. E'-eusbiirsr. Penn'a., t-r to the undersintd (owner) Cherry Tree, Indiana countv. Pa. E. B. CAMP. D c. 14, 18C4-tf i ATR1MON1AL! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN if you wish to marry, address the under signed, who will send yu wi'bout money and without charge, valuable information that will enabte you to marry happy and spec lily, irrespective ot ai;e, wealth or beau ty. Tliis inn riaiii r. will ce.st you nothing, and if ou wbh to marry. I will cheerfully a -sis you Ail letter ttriclly coj fidential. The desiveii it.f.-rmatiou sent by return mail, and no 'juejtions a-kedt. aie.lress SARAH B. LAMBERT, Greenrioint. Kic.gs county. New York. Oct. 19, lStiCrn! OT1CK. JN Letters of Admin istration n th.e ct'tate of Joseph Bannan, tltc d, of A'.h ght ny Township, have been granted to the siibwril-r lesiobig in said Townshp. Ad persons inotbicd to faid es tate wi!. ph ase r, me f- rwr.rd and mal ! payment, and these baxir.g claims; -will pr and nats re- sent them prtpc-riy antht niic tttti f r settle ment. JUliN UA.NA.N, 1-Vb.. 9th, I; 5 Gt Aelm'r. I' F YOU WANT TO KNOW A LITTLE OF EVERY THING relating to the human I sy-:eui. m.iie r.3 fcti.alc : ti e cnt:st-s ai.d I treaimetit of dio.'.ts: the ir.arra aire cnt! rr.s J ?f the world ; how to taarrv v eil and a themsnnd thii.es n ver vt.blisl.evl before - j ra l li e n vis". aini cniirge t edition of MtMcAl. C MM X Sksse.'' a curions bemk j for curious p-i-p'e, and a cod Kick for j every one. 400 payes, 1 10 l;h;stratior,s. ; i'liec fLCO. Contents table tent free to j ivy address. Bo, ks mty be had at tie : bo- k stores, or will be se-nt bv mail, pest j ,,u,i ou receipt of the prh-e. Ad.ire i;. r.. i ) 1 1-.. i.. JlSO I'.roadw ay. New Y'ork. 1S05 Cm- Feb. 1. IJotiirtl Asxoriatlon, PHILADELPHIA. i IIiskasfs of the n:vnrs. RriiiNAi. i Ukinaky axi Sexual SvsTi-iiii new ari i reliable treatment in repoits of t:. i HOWARD ASSOCIATION St nt by n-ail ' in scaled letter envelopes, fr of ch.i , . Address. Dr. J. SK1LLEN HOUGHT! N. IInar.l Assisti.m. No. 2 .South Ni: h Him-.iM Assi::ti.in. N. 2 .South 1 street, Piiilade'phia. Pa. jjOTICE. i cil..,. t.. .. ,..: for tvl.ich tl, ti. ' . . oRWUKK ; t, OF ALL KINDS : DONE AT THIS OFFICE, j AT THE SHORTEST NO'llCE AND 0 REN A.coNARI.K PbT ES. 1
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