THE MARKETS. Kbexsbi-kg, May 22, 18GC Flour, 13 to 5s 14 barrel; Corn, 1 per bu.-hcl ; lV;ans,Sl.25toif2; Hutter, 25c p,r pound; Kjrjs, 15c per dozen; Flax .J, ."?2.50; Timothyseed, $3,50; CIo-v-rsecd, ?3 Coii'ee, 30 anil 31c per lb.; Molasses, 00c icr gallon ; Syrup, $1.25 ",nj 1.40 ; Brown Sugar 12 and 10 cts. nor pound; White, 20 "to 22c; Kice, 15 cents ; Wool, 10 and -15 cents per pound. I'ii:i.AiK!.rniA, May 21, 1SGG. Flour, $7.50 $10, $11.50, $13 and $1G I r barrel ; Kyc Flour, $G per barrel ; Wheat, $2.07, $2.20, $2.50 $2.80 and j;irer bushel; L'vo, $1.10 and $1.12; C'jru, S2 and 85 f Oats, C3 and 70c ; i;aC0n Hams IS?, 10, 20 and 21c per pound; Butter, 27, 35 and -11 cents per pound; Eggs, IS and 10c per dozen; C'luverseeJ, $5.55 and $5.75 per bushel ; Tiniothysced, $5.50 and SC ; Flaxseed, 2.00 and $3 ; Wool, 10, 55, 57 and G5 tvnts per pound. Li vi. Stock. The supply of Beef Cat tle during tho past week amounted to about 13.000 ln'ud. The prices realized tVuUi 17 to 17rc per pound; 210 Cows brought from 50 to jj'BO .or head ; 10, IM0 S!iee were- di.-pesed of at 1'rom G.V to Tc p?r pound; 2200 I logs sold at from flo to $14 per 100 pound. 1'irTjia i: ir, M.cy 21. Flour, $12.25 and $12.50 per barrel; Spring Wheat Flour, $11 and $11.25 per barrel : Bye Flour, $5 50 and $0.75 ; Wheat, $2.20 per bushel ; Bye, 05e ; Barley, 85 and 90; Corn, $S." and 00 ; Oats, 50 and 52c per bushel ; Butter, 20 and 25c per lb.; Eggs, 10 and 20 cents per dozen ; Bacon llama, canvassed, 22, 23 and 23 he per pound. 3 Cul. A. t i- Lloyd has been appoin ted Assessor of Internal Bevenue of the Twenty-Third District of Pennsylvania, vice Marks, removed. Din Near (lien Council, on Wednes day, the 17th instant, Magdalena, wife of Jacob (Fill, aged about 70 years. The deceased haves a husband, ten children, Co grand children and numerous friends to mourn her death. In Cambria township, on the 20th in stant, Mr. Win. Biice, njred iibout 50 rears. Announcement cf (CanHbatcs, utJtcl to the Decision of the Democratic County Cunctutiun. AsiSKMl'.LY. To the Democracy if 'Cambria County: I uke this method of announcing myself as a .Ci-i;.!;ite for Domination to the House of Kq rtscr.taiives, by the next Democratic tetany Convention. JOHN S. KHEY. Kl-ensburg, Apiil 12, 1800. associate JUDGE. MICHAEL IIASSOX, Esq.. Ebensburg, Pa. 1. T. STORM, of Ebensburg, Fa. IT.EDEUICK KIT TELL, Eben.-burg, P.i. l.BEXS;;UUG - CRKSSON RAILROAD. ;i an.! after Monday, May 21, 18GG, tia.i.s c:i this road will run as follows: l-KAVE EllKNSUCIi'i At i" .03 A. connecting with Baltimore Express West and Day Express East. At 6.40 1". M., connecting with Phila. Ex. Etst and L;iy Express Ye.-.t. I.tav:; CuessuX At s A. M., or on departure of Bait. !'.vpr.ss We.t. At s .-H P. M.. or on departure of the Phila i!dp!ii.i Express West. 10 CONSUMPTIVES. i he advertiser, having been restored to l- a'thina few weeks by a very simple M:. i alter having suffered for several : irs with a bevcro lung affection, and that er-.'.d disease. Consumption is anxious to i'..ke ki.owu to his fallow-sufferers the l:.i.l!;s of cure. T; all who desire It, he will send a copy fte prescription used ("free of charge) .th the directions for preparing and using t:.c s-.ime, which they will find a sure cure f r CoNM Mrnox, Asthma, Bkonchitis, ( ui Giis, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of the adverti-.-r in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which ho conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes 'very sufferer will try his remedy, as it will st tl.cm nothing, and may prove a bless- P.'.rihcs wisliing the prescription, fuse, ly return mail, will please address I.'ev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co , New York Fu. 1, lS0U.lv. ERRORS OF YOUTH. A i.Jentiernau who suffered for years -ervcus Debility, Premature Decav. at from and all t;.e sittets of youthful indiscretion", will, for tuowke of suffering humanity, send free to : ueeu u, receipt and dir or v.uMi the simple remedy by wl rections tue tfmniv liv whirh hf W:iv rn...l . . ' . . J J u..u. rtliUerers U'lMmfr tn nrnlit fi.. ..... . e - - j ..i.rv;, UStT S OX ipcriencc, can do so by aauressin. v , ,J01IXI!- OGDEN, -No. 1 Chamhcra St., New York. lb. 1st, trj. iv- b 1 RANGE, BUT TRUE. Every young lady and gentleman in the autcH can hear something very uy1 10 U.eir advantage by return mail (free aare.) hy addressing the undersigned. ; i;u'ln" k"' f being humbugged will , ru t1no!l, hg thu card. All others " l"l''uc address i heir obedient servant, TIIOS. F. CHAPMAN, e,i , 1c 811 Broadway, New York. Dr. Franklin and the South Carolina 1'laulcr. A friend relates to us that the Summer before the war at the house of a hospitable South Carolinian planter, he was up one morning with the sun and was about to venture forth on a morning walk, when he was checked by the planter at the door. 'You cannot pass. Sir. Too early." "Too early ! Why, my dear Colonel, what bays Dr. Franklin 7" "Early to bed and early to rise will make a man healthy and wealthy and wise.' " "Very fine, sir; but all a fallacy. Early rising and the inhalation, upon an empty stomach, of the morning malaria of this country, North and South, have been the death of thousands the death of thousands, sir. from the time of Capt. John Smith to this day, Wait till after breakfast, fortify your stomach with a cup of hot coffee, and then, the noxious vapors of the night being exhaled by the sun, we will take a moruiDg ride.'- "But my dear Colonel, I am already for tified with a wine-glass of IIOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. "Ah, then, sir, you may stick to Dr. Franklin. llostetter's agent at Charleston supplies me, and I am expecting a box to day with my wagon. Those Bittters, I find, are a sure protective against all the fe vers resulting from malaria. .Doctor Frank lin holds good, sir, even in the swamps of South Carolina, if fortified with Hostetter's Bitters." ! 3- Mrs. Lucy Gore, one of the survi j vors of the Wyoming massacre, died in j Shesheguin, on the 3d ult. There are ' now but two living witnesses of that ev I cnt Mrs. Satterlee, of Smithfield, Brad ford county, and Mrs. Deborah Sutton, of Scranton. Xlcto pbrrliscmcnts. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership heretofore existing be tween the undersigned, in the practice of the law, having been dissolved, all persons knowing themselves indebted to us, under the firm of Johnston & Oatman, for profes sional services, are requested to call and settle the same immediately. 11. L. JOHNSTON, GEO. W. OATMAN. Ebensburg, May 24, 18GC.-3t. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the (( partnership heretofore existing between Michael Snyder and Silas Byrne, engaged in the lumbering business, in Susquehanna township, Cambria county, has been dis solved. The business will hereafter be carried on by Michael Snvder and others. MICHAEL SNYDER, SILAS BYRNE. Susqiehanna tp., May 24, 1866.3. 18C6. rnosPECT'Us 18C6. OK THE AGE," The only Democratic Daily Journal in Philadelphia. Great Improvements and great Inducements. Union, Restoration. And Constitutional Liberty! The publishers of THE AGE respectfully call attention to the Daily and Weekly is- : sues c t their popu.ar journal. The DarY Age contains the latest intel- ! licence from all parts of the world, with articles on Government, Politics, Trade, Fi nance, and all the current questions of the day : Local intelligence. Market Reports, j Prices Current, Stock Quotations, Marine I and Commercial Intelligence. 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A copy will be furnhhed gratis for each club of ten, or more, to oue address, for one year. J'ayment required invariably in advance. Postage on the Weekly, five cents per quar ter, or twenty-live cents per annum, if prepaid. The Weekly Age will be the great cam paign paper of the Democratic Conservative Party of Pennsylvania, and will earnestly support the President in bis patriotic efforts in behalf of the Union, Restoration and Constitutional Liberty. GCJ- The abovor' terms will be rigidly ad. hered to. Specimen copios of the Daily and Weekly sent gratis, on application at this office. Please write the name and address plainly, and specify distinctly whether tho Daily or Weekly is ordered. WELSH & ROBB. 130 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Ta. 1.1st or Retailers OF Foreign and Domestic Merchandise in Cambria county, for the year 18CC : OIIXSTO WN BOIIO UGH. CLASS. "1JCESSE. 2 Wood, Morrell & Company $150- 00 14 Christian Krieger, C- 7 00 14 Mangold & Co., 4 v 00 14 Guinsburg & Behr's. -J'j06 14 William M'Pherson. 7 00 14 William Updegrave, 7 00 14 Gueth & Co., 7 00 14 G. Bantley, x 7 00 14 Kistner & Co., 7 00 14 Adam Pfair, 7 00 14 C. Zimmerman, jr., 7 00 14 A. Burgraff, 7 00 12 John Geis, 12 50 12 John Dibert, 12 50 12 John J. Murphey. 12 50 14 J. J. Murphey & Co., 7 00 14 E. Young. 7 00 13 C. Suppes, 10 00 13 James J. Murphy, 10 00 14 Michael Gronberg, 7 00 13 E. Leopold & Bro., 10 00 13 Kress & Co., 10 00 14 Jacob Wild, 7 00 14 William Caldwell. 7 00 14 Levergood & Co , 7 00 14 Samuel Lenhart. 7 00 14 J. Swauk & Co., 7 00 13 V. Luther, 10 00 13 J.M.King, 10 00 14 G. Murr, 7 00 13 Jacob Fend, 10 00 14 John C. Thain, 7 00 14 M. G. Crawford. 7 CO 14 Henry Schnable. 7 00 14 P. II. Barkhart, 7 00 14 J. B. Fromald. 7 00 14 Charles Unverzaet. 7 00 14 Lewis Luckhardt, 7 00 14 J. S.Ogden, 7 00 14 1). C.Morris, 7 00 14 John Thomas, 7 00 14 Cyrus Hart, 7 00 14 William Berlin, 7 00 11 Henry Walters, 7 00 14 M. J. Parke, 7 00 14 I. E. Chandler, 7 00 14 Levy & Lewis, 7 00 14 A. Montgomery. 7 00 14 It. W. Barnheisel, 7 00 14 F. Border. 7 00 14 David Creed, 7 00 14 C. T. Frazer, 7 00 14 N. Horn & Co., 7 00 14 George J. Thomas, 7 00 14 John Benton, 7 00 14 S. It. Varner, 7 00 13 George Wehn & Co., 10 00 14 William Pike, 7 00 14 Lehman & Co , 7 00 14 Hay Brothers, 7 00 14 P. O'Connell, 7 00 13 John Shoffner, 10 00 1 1 Daniel M'Keuna, 7 00 14 Samuel Dibert, 7 00 14 II. Pritcbard. 7 00 14 F. Marbourg. 7 00 14 Osborn & Fisher, 7 00 14 Krauss & Co., 7 00 14 E, James, 7 00 14 L. Li-htenborger, 7 00 14 M. W. Keim, 7 00 14 David Reese. 7 00 14 Richard Bennett, 7 00 14 It. T. Davis, 7 00 14 Jared Williams. 7 00 14 F. Kreps, 7 00 14 R. Durach, 7 00 13 T. G. Stewart & Co. 10 00 13 F. W. Hay, 10 00 14 J. A. M'Kinney, 7 00 14 Kauffman & Co., 7 00 14 Fockler & Levergood, 7 00 13 D. Dibert. 10 0u 14 Adam Fockler, 7 50 14 Sarah Dickey, 7 00 CAMBRIA DO R0 UGH. 14 John Ryan, 14 George Smith, 14 Joseph Stibech, WHITE TOWMS111P. 14 George Walters, MILL VILLE BOROUGH. 14 Henry Baltzer, 14 Peter M'Dermott, 14 George W. Stutzman, 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 COS EM A UGH B 0 RCUGII. 14 Peter Fisher, 7 00 14 Mary Lynch, 7 00 E BESS BURG BOROUGH. 14 James Murray, 7 00 14 George Gurley, 7 00 14 C. T. Roberts, 7 00 13 K. Roberts, 10 00 13 V.S. Barker, 10 00 13 E. Shoemaker & Co., 10 00 13 J. M. Thompson, 10 00 13 E. Hughes. 10 00 12 A. A. Barker, 12 50 14 R. It. Thomas, 7 00 14 George Huntley, 7 00 14 G. G.Owens. 7 00 14 K. II. Tudor, 7 00 14 Rees Lloyd, 7 00 14 Evan Evans. 7 00 14 M. S. Harr, 7 00 TAYLOR 'IV WNSIUP. 14 William Alexander, 7 00 14 Roberts & Hildebrand, 7 00 14 M. M'Cabe, 7 00 14 A. G. Crooks, 7 00 CONEMAUGII TOWNSHIP. 14 Nutter & Ayres, 7 00 14 Peter Rubrits, 7 00 CARROLLTOWX BOROUGH. 14 Adolph Fisher, 7 00 14 John Wirtner, 7 00 14 George Brook, 7 00 14 Francis Grosberger, 7 00 14 Joseph Maucher, 7 00 12 A. A. Barker, 12 50 14 Simon Schroth, 7 00 14 John Buck. 7 00 CARROLL TOWNSHIP. - 14 Jacob Leib, 7 50 CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP. 14 Michael Barnicle, 7 00 14 A. Saupp, 7 00 14 S. J. Inlow, 7 00 14 Alice Wharton. 7 00 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. 14 J. H. Dysart & Co., 7 00 14 Otho Styncr, 7 00 14 William Tiley, 7 00 li Shoemaker & Co., 7 00 14 Jane Mullen, ". 750 14 E. M'lntoshlr---7 00 14 Mark M'Lauhlm,'-, . . 7 50 MUNS TER TO WNSHIP. 14 Dennis Farran, 7 50 WILMORE BOROUGH. 14 William R. Hughes, 7 00 14 John M'Colgan, 7 00 14 Lawrence Cassidy, 7 00 T4jjani?s M'Breeu, , 7 00 1 4'K ate Shry hock, 7 00 14 Susan Long, 7 00 14 E. Beddel!, 7 00 14 John Shrotc, 7 00 14 II. Allenbach, 7 00 14 Mrs. Lovett. 7 rjO LORETTO BOROUGH. 14 Patrick Shiels, 7 00 14 Francis O'Friel, 7 00 14 Felix Jacobs, 7 00 14 William Litzinger, 7 00 14 John Bradley, 7 00 14 Philip Ilerzog, 7 00 14 Charles Miller, 7 00 14 F. D. Saupp. 7 00 14 C. Addlesberger, 7 50 ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP. 14 Thomas Bradley, 7 00 14 James Henry, 7 00 14 PatricK. Smith. 7 00 GALLITZ1N. 13 E. & II. Nutter, 10 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 14 J. J.Troxell, 14 F. J. Parish, 14 Jacob Gearhart, CHEST SPRINGS BOROUGH. 14 S. M. Douglass, 14 John Conrad, 14 Wagoner & Little, 7 00 7 00 7 00 10 00 13 E. & II. Nutter, SUMMITVILLE BORO UGH. 14 James P. Murray, 14 James Gilleu, 14 William M'Connell, 14 Christ Rich, BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP. 14 William Duncan, 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 JA CKSO N T 0 WNSHIP. 14 Christian Harrison, 7 50 14 Samuel Albach, 7 50 RICHLAND TO WNS HIP. 14 Georg Conrad, 7 00 14 George Berkey, 7 50 RESTAX'ItANTS AND BATING IfOt'SES. JOHNSTOWN BOROUGH. Joseph Boxler. $10 00 Philip Shultheis, Henry C. Reitz, Jacob Feud, John Walsb, F. Kreps. George K order, Patrick Kelly, John Map;ee, Graff& Hubach, John E. Sterner, CONEMAUGII BOROUGH. Teter Fisher, Joseph Alwiae, Francis Seitz, Christ Hecker, CAMBRIA BOROUGH. Owen M'Caffrey, Jwhn Reiberg, Joseph Sawler, John Wass, George Niich, Robert Foster, MILL VILLE BOROUGH. Joseph Bradley, Ann Daily, Lewis It. Jones, Henry Boltzer. 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 CARROLLTOWN BOROUGH. A. Stoltz, JO 00 A. Haug, 10 0U P. Elw anger, 10 00 U. Blum, 10 00 I V ASHING T ON T 0 WNSHIP. Mark M'Laughlin, 10 00 TAYLOR TOWNSHIP. John Pearson, 10 00 S UMM1T VILLE BOROUGH. Christ Rich, 10 00 George Gussregen, 10 00 WILMORE BOROUGH John Shrote, 10 00 James M'Brcen, 10 00 BREWERIES AND DISTILLERIES. MUNSTER TOWNSHIP. William Glass, 15 00 RICHLAND TOWNSHIP. Joseph Geis, 15 00 JOHNSTOWN BOROUGH. Graff & Huback, 15 00 John E. Sterner, 15 00 Henry Hausman, 15 00 CARR 0L L TO WN BORO UGH. JuleusStich, I5 00 II. Blume. 15 00 LORETTO BOROUGH. F. Bingle, 15 00 CAMBRIA BOROUGH. II. Vockerod. 15 00 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP George Gussregan, 15 00 lilLLTARD TABLES. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. George W. Mullen. 2 40 00 JOHNSTOWN BOROUGH. Jac. Holtzworth, 3 50 00 TEX-FItf ALLEYS. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. George W. Mullen, 1 30 00 An appeal will be held at th Treasurer's Office, at Ebensburg. on Monday the 4th day of JuneTlSCG. JOHN COX, Mercantile Appraiser. May 17, 18t6-4t. The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs. forty different styles, adapted to sacred and secular music, for $80 to $000 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD OR SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums awarded them. Il lustrated Catalogues free. Address, MA SON & HAMLIN. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. New Yoek. Sept. 6, 1865.1y. There will be sold on Tuesday, the 5th day of June next, in the Borough of Ebens burg, Cambria county, the following proper ty, to wit : The Law Library of Philip S. Noon, late of Ebensbuig, deceased, consisting of full sets of the Reports of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania from Ycates' Reports down regularly to the 11th vol. of Wright. Also : A large number cf the most ap proved and latest editions of the Elementa ry Authors, on Evidence, Pleading and Practice ; Bacon's Abridgment, Digests of Decissions, and of Laws of the State ; 24 vols, of the Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania bound ; 10 vols, of the Congressional Globe ; 24 vols, of the Colonial Records and Penna. Archives; the choicest Poetical Works; the Lives and Writings of some of the most Eminent Public Men of the United States and Europe, besides a large number of miscellaneous works on Literature, Science and Politics. Also: Office and Household Furniture, consisting of Book Cases, Tables, Chairs, Beadsteads, Bedding, Desks, and Stoves, with a variety of Kitchen Furniture. There will be sold also a Piano-foite, with Stool, and Cover, and many other things too nu merous to mention. Terms of Sale will be made known on the day of sale. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, p. m. PHILIP COLLINS, May 17, 186C.td Administrator. LICUXSE IVOTICE. THE Petitions of the following persons will be presented to the Court of Quarter Ses sions for the County of Cambria, June Term, 18G6 : TAVERN LICENSE. Michael J. Smith. Allegheny township. Philip Faddle & Co., A. P. Baker, Carroll township. Joseph Cole, Carrolltown. Adam Kurtz, Cambria borough. Daniel McDonald, Cambria borough. Edward Home, Cambria borough, Michael Baruicle, Clearfield township. Peter Malzie, Conemaugh, boro. 1st Ward. Francis Seitz, Conemaugh boro. 2nd Ward. John Sivert Conemaugh boro. 2nd Ward. John Fisher, Conemaugh boro. 2nd Ward. Isaac Crawford, Ebensburg boro. W. Ward James Downey, Johnstown boro. 2nd Ward. John Bending, Johnstown boro. 2nd Ward. John Kraft, Johnstown boro. 3d Ward. Remiguis Durach, Johnstown bor. 3d Ward. John 15. Myers, Loretto borough. Philip Herzng, Loretto borough. Joseph Geis, Richland township. George Coarad. Richland township. Peter Heim, Richland township. Victor Voegtly, Summerhill township. Henry Hughes. Summitville borough. Lenhart Kest, Taylor township. William Callan, Washington township. Francis P. Grosberger, Carrolltown boro. Lawrence Stich, Carrolltown borough. Lawrence Schroth, Carrolltown borough. Jacob Glasser, Chest township. Samuel F. George, Chest Springs borough, Jos Shoemaker, Conemaugh boro. 2nd W'd. Geo. Gurley, Ebensburg boro., West Ward. J. A. Moore, Ebensburg boro., East W8rd. Jno. B. Williams, Johnstown boro. 2J W'd. Jas. li. M'Creight, Johnstown " 2d Ward. Richard Jelly, " " " Wm. D. Nicholson, William Palmer, " " 3d Ward. David Metzear, " ' 4th Ward. Dominick MTIugh. Millville borough. Emanuel James, ' ' Lawrence Furlong, Taylor township. George W. Mullin, Washington township. Veronica Reilly, ' 44 John Wilkins, Michael J. Piatt. Suequehanna township. John A. Blair, Ebensburg borough. John N. Holman, Johnstown. 4th ward. Mary Ann M'Kenzie, Chest Springs. Owen Sweeny. Washington township. TO SELL BY THE QUART. Henry Schnabel, Johnstown bor. 4th W'd. D. W. Goughnour, Johnstown, 3rd Ward. Cyrus Hart. Johnstown borough 4th Ward. GEO. C. K. ZAIIM, Clerk Q. S. Ebensburg, May 10, 18GC. IVotlce. IN the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county. No. 122, March Term, 18C6. Writ of Partition. Arabella Welch, (widow) et. ah, heirs &c, of Sylvester Welch, deceased, vs. Louise Jones, (widow,) Beverly Jones, and John B. Jones, guardian of Stella Jones, Carrie Jones, Howard M. Jones, and Jesse Jones, heirs, &c, of Samuel Jones, deceased. Notice is hereby given, to the above named defendants, that by virtue of the above mentioned writ of partition, an in quest will be held and taken upon the pre mises therein described, on Friday the 25iA day of May, A. D , 1806, at one o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of making partition of the said real estate, if the same can be done without prejudice to or spoiling of the whole, otherwise to value and ap praise the same ; as in the said writ required ; at which time and place said defendants can attend if they see proper. JAMES MYERS, Sheriff. Sheriff 's office, Ebensburg, May 3, 18CG.4t. J r. j. lloydT" SUCCESSOR OF K. S. HUNN. DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES AND PAINTS. Office on Main street opposite " Moore's House." EBENSBURG, Ta. Ebensburg, May 17-1866-tf. PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD. Pre ferred by all practical Painters ! Try it ! and you will have no other. Manufactured only by ZIEGLER & SMITH. Wholesale Drup. Paint and Gbss Dealers, No. 137 North THIRD Street. PHILADELPHIA. February 8, 18G6.1y. AFRESH lot of prime Segars and Tobacco just received and for sale at the Book Store of JAMES MURRAY. Register's A'otice. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the follow XI ing accounts have been passed and filed in the Register's office, at Ebensburg, and will be presented to the Orphans' Court of Cambria county, for confirmation and al lowance, on Monday Vie Fourth day if June next, to wit : The account of Elizabeth George, Admx. of John Barnes, late of Johnstown, dee'd. The account of Dominick Eager, Adair, of Simon Brandle, late of Chest township, deceased. The ninth account of John Dibert, jr.. Admr., cum teslamento annexo of John Di bert Sr., late cf Johnstown, deceased. The first, and final account of E. J. Wa ters, Esq., Exr. of David Abrams, late of Cambria township, deceased. The account of Robert Gillan, Admr.. cum testamenlo annexo, ot John Gillan, lato of Jackson township, deceased. The account of Moses B. Mil'er, guardian of the minor heirs of Benedict Lehman, late of Richland township, deceased. The account of Joseph Burgoon, Exr., of Robert Burgoon, late of Washington town ship, deceased. The first account of John Williams, guar dian of the minor children cf Evan H. Ro berts, late of Cambria township, deceased. The fourth account of Ann Henrv, late Ann Webster. Admx. of William Webster, late of Washington township, deceased. The account of Will iara Tilev, Admr. of William Tiley, late of Washington township, deceased. The account of Jacob Kirkpatrick, Exr. of James Kirkpatrick, late of Chest to.vu ship, deceased. The third, and final account of Edward Shoemaker, -Admr. of Rev. Thos. MtCul louh, late of Cambria county, deceased. The first account of David G. Hubert, Admr. of Henry Hubert, late of Richland township, deceased. The acccunt of M. Hasson, guardian of Thomas II. Porter. The account of Moses B Miller, Exr. of Peter Hostetler, late of Richland township, .deceased. The account of George Carrell, Admr. of Jacob Fresh, late of Jackson township, deceased. The first and final account of Eleanor and Rowland Humphreys, Adarrs. of John Humphreys, late of Cambria township, deceased. The first and final account of Joseph Criste, Admr. of John O'Donnell, late of Cambria county, deceased. The first and final account of John R. Paul, guardian of the minor children of Jacob Paul, late of Richland township, dee'd. The second and final account of Michael Dunnegan, Admr. cf I'hili) Smith, late of Allegheny township. The account of M. Ilasson, guardian of Luke Patrick Burgoon. The account of Michael Noon, Exr. cf James Murphy, late of Allegheny township, deceased. The first and final account of Joseph Croyle and John Rorabaugh. Admrs. of Wendle Mojer, late of Croyle township, deceased. The second and final account of H. Kiu kead, Admr. of Wil!k.m Wherry, late if Ebensburg, deceased. JAMES GRIFFIN. Register. Register's office, Ebensburg, ) May 10, 18G6.4t. " j Executor's Notice. TETTERS of Administration cum lestamen- l to annexo, upon the estate of Richard Nagle, late of Susquehanna township Cam bria county, deceased, have been grr.nted to the subscribers, by the Register of Cauibiia county. All persons inlcbted to said estate will please come forward and pay the same ; and those having claims against will present them properly authenticated for settlement. JOHN R. NAGLE. RICHARD II. NAGLE, May 17. 18GG-Ct. Executors. DENTISTRY. DR. J. M, M'CLURE, OF Johnstown, has opened an office one the corner of Centre and Maiu streets, in this place, (building formerly occupied by Mr. Callan as a hotel, up stairs, front room.) where he may be found on the Jirst Monday of every month, and remain one or two weeks. TMay 10, 1SC6. For Sale or Kent. A FARM containing forty acres, about six acres of which aro cleared, with a ;ood house and barn and an excellent orchard thereon, situate at Mullin Bridge, on the Turnpike in Cambria township, Cambria county, about two miles East of Ebensburg. is offered for sale or rent. The uncleared portion of the land is covered with a large growth of excellent timber, and the entire farm is well supplied with good vater. For further information apply to the undersigned living in Munster. Minister township Pa. ROSANNA McKIM. April 12, lSGG.3t.. PURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD, Will do more and better work at a given Cost, than any other ! Try it ! Manufactured only by ZIEGLER & SMITH, Wholesale Drug, Faiut and Glass Dealers, No. 187 North THIRD Street. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8, ISCG.ly. JOSEPH Hl'DOWALD, ATTORNE I'-AT-L A W, Eeensbceg, Pa., o FFICE on Centre street, opposite Moore's Hotel. Apr. 26, 18G6-tf DR. THOMAS II. DOYLE, HAVING located permaieutly in Chest Springs, Pa., respectfully tendcisbis professional services to the citizens of that place and vicinity. Office oue door abovo E. & II. Nutter's store. Chest Springs. Apiil 27. ISCG-lm. ARPENTER'S RHEUMATIC FLUID, for i sale at the Book Store of Feb. 22, 18G6. JAMES MURRAY. HALLAGHER'S MAGICAL HAIR OIL. J and VEGATABLE OIL SOAP, for sale at the Book Store of Feb. 22, 1865. JAMES MURRAY.
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