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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
4 uAltOr's Notice.

"A The undersi yned
Auditor. appointed by the Orphans Court
Of CAnhriS county, to report distribution Of
the funds in tie hand. Of j. N. Camp
bell. surviving Administrator # the e.
tate of James s. CLARK, decreased. hereby
notifies all per.ons interested that he will
attend to the dutes q! his said appoatment
ct his uffice in the Borough Of Ebenshury.
ON Thursday the 2f day of February next,
.t ono O'clock ?. NJ, at ~hch time all per-
SONS are requre't 10 present their claims
or be debarred from Coming in for share
Of the fund.
JOHN E SEAMAN, Audito~
Jan. IL 1865. 81.
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x Sec the advertisement Of John NJ
Colgan to rent his tavern stand in Will
more for term Of years. We consider
this one of the most commodious tavern
stand. in the county. 1t WIS built Pur-
posely for n tavern, and the whole interior
of the building is laid out with view to
.o,vap;cpca and comfort.
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TUsO CONSERVATIVES.

TUSO CONSERVATIVES.
Consumptivc suh,rers
will receive = valuable prescription for the
cure Of Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis.
and all thr, at and Lung affections. free Of
charge by sending their address to
Rev EDWARD A. WILL ON.
Williamsburg klngs Co. New York.
Sept. 81 1864 3m.
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s~ The snow storm has partially block
ed up our branch Railroad 80 much that
wa don't get the mails 50 regularly AS for
merly. We are spprehensiSe it will be-
come like Artemus Wards plank road
Only come in twice q week.
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N6ATRIMONIAL, n

MHA MATRIMONIAL,
Vk LADIES AND Gt:NTLFMEN
if You wish to, marry. addres. the under
signed, who will send you vi hout money
and without charge, valuable information
that will enab.e y"u to marry happy and
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ty. This inf, rmation will COST you r.othing
and if you wish to marry. will cheerfnly
assist you All letters strictly Confidential.
The desired information scnt by return mail
and no questions asked. address
SARAH r LAMBERT.
Greenpoint, Kings county. New York.
Oct l9. ls64>2m.
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1 Our thanks are due. and cheerfully
tondered to our talented and worthy rep
rcsentative, Cyrus l. Pershing, for nu-
merous favors sent to US since the meet
ing of she present Legislature.
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L $50 acres I27 pcrche. AMI
allowances Of valuable GOAL LAND. sitL.
ate near the Prnnss Ivauia Railr al, a:
Summe,bill Station, in Croyle Township
Cambria county. Pa. About so acres of tn.
land being cleared, and thereon erected
dwelling house and barn. aui other improve
ments. also an excellent orchard Of fruit
trees The above tract contains and ahun-
dance of coal Of superior quantity. q
drift being opencd.l and Will lie sold on rea-
sunahle terms.
Apply t" Poland. Jenkin. & Co., Balti
more. Md. or To- j. W. S,1attun, New York
city, or to VIM. kittell. Esq. Attorney at
Law, Ebcn>hurg. Pa.
POLAND. JENKINS & co.
j. W. STRATTON,
Apr. Is. 1863 If. Ovners.
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.TRAY UEIEER.

CTRAY HEIFER.
y Came To the residence
of the undersigned residing at Plane M. 2.
A P. r R., on or about the lst Of Decem-
her. light red heifer between two and
three wears old. white belly and white stripe
on back Yns owner is requested to com.
forward. prove property. pay charges and
take her away otherwise she will he disposed
of according 10 law.
WA- Russell.
Jas. {, IssS-sA
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CTRAY IIEIFER.

CTRAY HEIFER.
y Came 10 the re.idence
of the undersigned resi'iing in Su quehxnna
township. Cambria county. about the 10th
of December, 1864. red heifer about two
year. old. no marks. The owner is request
et TO come f,rward. prove property. pay
charges and take her away, otherwise she
will be disposed of according to law.
WILLIAM GARMON.
Jan. 25, 1868.
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ssts Il. % IL & -
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Address NJ. YOUNG & BROS.
1877 Monroe Street
July 6, lS64~6m. NEW YORK.
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81 The Ohio printers, in convention
assembled, have voted TO increase the
price of weekly papers 10 $3.50 per year.
Cheap enough.
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~ Litter. OF Administration
on the estate Of Michael Kerns late Of Croyle
township. Cambria county. decd, having
been granted by the Register of said c unity
10 the under sigred, residing in saii T ,wu
ship. notice is hereby given to all prrsors in
dehted to said deceased tn make immediate
payment. aud those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated FIR settle
ment ELIZABETH A. KERNS.
Dec. IA. 1864 st Admir-.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A tract Of land (formtrly owned by
G '"rse M'Creary) situate in Susquehann.
I ,wnship Cambria county. ali ming ands
of Joseph Lutte. William Garman. Joseph
?. Miller. and 9th rs. containing 1872 acre
and 2l psrches and ail"wauce. about so
acres Of which is cleared and thereon erected
= one and a half story Log House and I.
L Barn.
Apply to VIM. Kittell. Attorney Law.
E .ersburg. Pvnn'a., nr u the undersigned
(rwuer) Cherry Tree, Indiana county. Pa.
E B. CAMP.
Dc. IA. lS64-n
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NOTICE.

r AECO IOIS . NOI OTI.
Letters testa-
mentary on tn. estate Of Jacob Kreurzer.
deceased. have been granted To the subscri
Der residing IL Carrolltown. All persons
indebted j to said estate are requested to
make payment. and those having claims
against the same to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
g.. J. E.-AAUGHER.
Dse II. 1884 HxSnahcT.
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VVyhis way fur Loretto. Chest SPsinHs
AND ST AIjGC SHINE.

III
The subscriber. having purchased the en>
tire stock of Horses. Hacks. Carriages. &c.
Of the late firm "f Ryan & Durhin- begs
leave to inform his friends and the public in
general that he is now prepared t" furnish
them with every accommodation in 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
always promptly attended to-
JOE r. DURBIN.
Lrrsttc. Juss 7e. ies<-ly.
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@ A joint committee of both branches
of Congress have Commenced to investi-
gate the Indian frauds. They have u
lengthy and terrible task before them.
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OLD JONES-A TALE OF OIL.

OLD JONES-A TALE OF OIL.
p s1r old JDmes looked sal and Seeiy.
Rusty, fusty. worn and needy;
ueld mis- weary head a-dro,ping,
Carried his hack bone a stepping,
Fok. with hearts a. hard as bones.
C,Idly pointed " there's old jones'"
Poor old Jones' has had some luck
J n-, has made little struck
.J.,nss hs. procurei some shares in Gil,
And has made his kettle boil.
Mater Jone. the Honorable
Now iuvrteth 81 his table.
All the f,Iks who used 70 know him,
And the folks who used To- show him,
Uu IT, style 80 cold and funny,
A. .he man who had no money.
Jones aud Jones ueightors ali
Vow buy clothes Of +. j. Mills K Co.
CLoruISG FOR THE WEATHER. Now
40 chilly, AZ damp, so freely, our winter
clothing will make you comfortable every
where; comfortable At home or abroad ;
comfortable in feeling clothed so warm,
clothed 40 chcaply, clothed so well in a
word comfortable to feel that your cloth
ing is from the CHEAP STORE of +. j.
Mills & Co
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COOKING STONES EGG STOyEa

COOKING STOVES. EGG STOVES.
HEATING COOK STOVES.
BRADLEY COOKING STOVES. PA
TENT. ABBpTT n NOBLE.
and every other Pittsburgh ur Philadelphia
manufacturers stoves always on hand OF
procured on Gsvs notice
ODD PLATES AND CRATES for Stove.
always on hand.
CARBON OH. LAMPS from 62cts., %
ALPS, CIIMNEYS and WICKS ai wSy.
on hand.
SCOUTING.
MINERS LAMPS,
OIL CANS,
POWDER CANS,
all s:Ies, constantly on hand.
COFFEE MILLS.
TOASTING FORKS, OYSTER BROII.-
ERS. JELLY Cake Mo,ilds. Tabs and Tes
Spoons, COAL BUCKETS.
Price list now ready for the Trede,
and Merchants are respectfully invited 70
call and examine our Wares send for
for catalogue before purchasing
ella where.
The above goods will ne furnisht
WHOLESALE OR retail
AZ TIE
JoHSsTowN STOVE & HOUSE FURsfsnISs
STORE
CANAL ST EET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
ASK FOR
FRANK W HAYS WAREHOUSE,
and save ticenty percent. on your purcs
Johnstown March, l3. 1868. If.
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TOR SALE.
Sherifi's Office. Ehenshurg.
Jan. IS, Is65-3t

TOR SALE.
House and Lot Of Ground
with four acres of land, at the Summit.
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
CATHARINE OTTERSCN.
Jan lS 1865 SO
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>rsnk w. Hay,

L>rank w. Hay,
Il Having adopted the
Cash system. offers the following Wares at
let's than city retail prices:
SUGAR KETTLES.
10 to 40 gallons
COPPER kE1 TIES,
squart, 70 20 gallons.
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TO THE NERVOUS DERILITATFD
AND DESPO\DENT OF BOTH
SFNES grea. suffrrer having been re.
stored tn health in few days. after many
years of misery. is willing to assist hi. sIf-
fering fellow creatures by sending ffree). on
the receipt Of pnSt>paid addressed envs-
lonc. c''py "f the formula Of cure employ
ed. Direct To
IOHN " DAGNAIL.
Box lS2 Post o. O.hce, Brooklyn. n. 7.
Jan. lS 1868
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,ONISIsTRATCR'S NOTICE.

.DMINISTRATCR NOTICE.
u Letters
nf Administration upon the estate Ot Ell
ward Burk. deceased. have been granted to
rbe subscrber. residing i'll Washington
township. Those Indebted to said est.t"
will please please make payment. and th' Sc
having claims against the same will present
them properly proven tor settlement.
WILLIAM BEHE,
Ian. H. 1S65-6ts Admir-.
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ENAbfELED + TIMED LR on WARE
COPPER WARE MADE TO ORDEi
SAD IRONS or SAO OTRLNG IRONS
ZINC WASHBOARDS.
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George D. Morgan ! No. 90, June Term.
G. T. Hop. and Ejectmens.
Philip Phester; .
And now. Dec. 3. 1864. On motion OF
T. ,bnstou & Oatman, Attorneys for Plains
tiff Rule grante'l on Defendant to appear
and plead, on or before the first ,iay OF next
term. in the above stated Ejectmen., which
i. brought for a tract of land situate In
White township. Cambria county. warrant
ed in the name If Thomas Sanburu. a.'jon>
ing lands warranted in the name "t William
Gates. Charles Anders' n. ana others, c"n>
tanning four hundred and thirty three acres.
or tbereabouts, &c. This rule tC be pub
Ii,bed in one nwspaper published in the
county FOR three successive weeks. the first
nnblicatinn to lie sixty days before the re-
turn day Of the rule.
By the Court,
JOS. N'DONALD,
ri, S1 Prvtaonsto..
Dso. 81, 1854 8.
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|, ICENSE NOTICE..

ICENSE NOTlCE.
The following Peti-
toms for License have been filed in this Of
fc. for ,ressntation al Argument Court on
7,b If February. 1868. 10 Wit: of
George Windcrnth. N,!mure Bor. Tavern.
,Joserh Shrey, EIacklick. -
JOS. M'DONALD.
C'k Quarter Sessions.
Ebensburg. Jan. 4, ISIS.
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F A NCY FU RS,
for LADIES and CHILDRFN'S WEAR,
in the Gtv. Also. 4 fine assortment of
Cent? Fur G'oves and Cnilars
As my Furs was purchased when Gold
was at much lower premium than at pre-.
sent. ! am enabled to dispose of tn m at very
reasonable prices. aud I wonld theref re
solicit call from my friends of Cambria
county and vicinity
6c- Remember the Name. Number arN
Street
JOHN FARErRA,
!ls ARCH Street. above eth south SIDE.
PHILAD DELPHIl.
% HAVE NO PARTNER. NOR CON-
NJ CT1ON WITH ANY OTHER STORE
IN PHILADELPHIA!
Sept. 7. ls64>5m.
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+ AIDES FANCY tURS!

AT
John rarefra
o d Kstssli he'd
FUR MAhCFAC-
TORY
No. 7l8 ARCH ST..
Above 7th..
PHILADEI fHIA.
l have now in
1t DC Of my OWE
Importation a q d
Manufacture. oneuf
the LARGEST and
most BEAUTIFUL
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ASK FOR
FRANK W HAYS WAREHOUSE,
and save ticenty percent. on your purcs
Johnstown March, l3. 1868. If.
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III MI tN hI4'I NIIITIF.
EET IRON " ARE.

TINWAkE.
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BARTON lin this city, on Thursday, July q, Of con-
sumption Mias LYDIA JANE BARTCE.
Orange county papers please copy.
CAsgY-On Monday, August ~, ANDREW CASEY, the
beloved son OF Patrick ana Ann Casey, aged months
and 81 days.
The friends and acquananccs are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of bis parents
2e1 West Twenty street. at one O'Clock, this
Tuesday, afternoon.
CAuagAS.-On Sunday, August q, namely NJ
CAuaHAS In the 10th year Of her age
The friends and acquantances OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
depce OF her son. 26l West Twelfth street. this tues
day) afternoon nj one o'clock +.
GsHwLy--In Brooklyn, Sunday, August ~, after a
short but Illness Ellen the beloved wife OF James
Garmly, aged 20 years and months .
The friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this TUESDAY afternoon at half
past two O'Clock from her late residence, III Sands
street. without further notice. IL
Coxsrocx On Sunday evening, August q, GEORGE
IRyrNg infant son Of George and Lizzie A. Comstock,
The friends and relatives are invited 10 attend the fu
neral from SO Charles street. this Tuesday morning, at
COHEN -On Sunday, August q, Of consumption, Mrs.
ELnABRru CouEv aged ~ years
Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery Tor IN
terment from 1l1 Butler street. Brooklyn, this Tues
day, afternoon at one O'Clock The friends q the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend.
Duwosr In this city Thursday, August ~ CHRIS
TrANA the wife Of Abraham p. Dumont and only
daughter Of j. T. and NJ L. Conklin, aged 20 years,
The relatives and friends Of the families ore respect
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ALLEgEp ATTEMPT TO SHOOT POLICE SERGEANT
ARREST OF THE PERPErRAToR.
Sergeant Richard Lush, Of the Fifth precinct, came
near osing his life at late hour Sunday night II
appears that while on the corner Of Church a and and
duties, the Sergeant was startled by hoanng the
report Of q pistol the ball from which whizzed
Instantly turned around and observed a man the
corner Of Church and Canal streets He pursued and
arrested the individual, who held in his hand one
tho chambers OF which heavily loaded with powder
and ball Al The station house the prisoner pretended to
ss ssa s wss john Bys. that
was twenty years Of age and native Of Germany Tho
prisoner declined making any statement concerning the
shooting and Alderman Norton, before whom he was ar
raigned committed him to the Tombs for tr1a In default
Of 81, 900 bail
ALLEGED ROBBERY AND sTABBING
named Augustus Miller, arrested by of1cer
vermiIyea, Of the Eleventh precinct was yesterday
arraigned before Justice Mansfield for examination for
at No es Sheriff street On Sunday evening Mr. Kurtz
was sitting in his doorway, when Miller and William
Amos attacked and ATTEMPTED to snatch valuable watch
from his pocket Mr. Kurtz resisted the robbers, and
during tie struggle which ensued Kurtz stabbed In
tho side, but not dangerously injured Mr.. George
Handley living in the same house who came 70 Mr. Mr.
escape but Captain Ulman, OF the Seventeenth pre-.
cinct, Is in search Of the fugitive.
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
Mr. Frederick weitzel, Of 233 Hudson street, COM
plains that Washington Harrington and stranger en-
tered his place. assaulted and attempted 10 rob him
Failing 10 any valuablcs from the pockets Of Mr.
WeitzeI Harrington behind the counter and alb
stracted 81 from the money drawer with which he at
tempted to escape but ocer Gerchen, Of the Twenty
eighth precinct took him into custody. Harrngton's
confederate made his escape. Justice Ledwith com
mitted the prisoner for trial IN default Of 1000 bail
ANOTHER ROBBERY.
Two men, named Thomas MoDcrmott and Conrad
Forbes were arrested by occr Carroll Of the Twentieth
precinct on the charge Of having violently assaulted
robbed John NJ Sontag OF fifteen dollars. The crime wa
committed in the porter house 452 West Thirtysecond
street Justice Ledwth committed the prisoners for tria
10 default Of FIVE hundred dollars bail each.
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SrfAxsuir OCEAN QUEEN at August 10. 1866 TO The
Captain Purser steward and Officers Of the ocean Queen
We the undersigned first cabin passrngcr desire rcspect
fully tender 10 the Captain. Purser and officers Of the
Queen sincere congratulations ON The scrrufu
voyage nearly terminated and gladly take occasion 10
express hearty thanks for the kndnes and sen-
exact discipline. clean ship. unremng regard TO The com
fort and health of the passengers iogeer with unusually
propulous weather combined TO make the trip under
your guidance from New York 10 Aspnwall one OF unex-
amplrd pleasure. Yours very respectful
Jsr Miller = Warneid James Stree, X VI Spots Geo
e. s. NJ VIM H. " Cronise, A II. Ball. Il. g. Bish op Geo.
E. Goddard q. W. Baker L. N. Wood, James Eldrdgr J..
NJ L. Taylor. u. y. Baldwin, John Turner +. a. kemble.
B. Hoffman, John Skae d. Hatch.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, August

MONDAY, August 2s-6P NJ.
AsHy Receipts, 222 packages Tho market was
quiet and prices were normally uncksnged
BsEADsrurys 11,674 bbls flour, 1867 do.
and 90 bags meal a. las bushels wheat $685. do
corn, 60, e33 do oats and 2o55 do rye The -four
net was very irregular The market excited by the
news per the City of Washington and holders demanded
prices showing advance Of from zoe to 40c satur
DAYS prices but the later by the North America
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CRAGix-HLL--In this city. on Wednesday August
% at the residence OF the brides mother by the Row.
Mr. Williams HESRy A. CRAcIS, OF Jersey City, to EMMA
d. Hill, Of this city.
HrLL-CAmwRlGIrT On Monday. August 49, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father T. W. Cartwright, Esq.,
by the Rev Mr. Barnes, OF the Twentieth street Epis-
copal Church. Mr. THOMAS HILL TO Miss CATHERINE Carr
wRrsFr all OF this city
land on wednesday, June q, by the Rev Thomas
Knox A. NJ, JosEPH STUART, JR, OF this city, TO Ma.
RIASSr, daughter Of the late James Malcolm ESQ., OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-29
DENTISTRY.

"A I'll che work s done special mechanical dentistry,
teeth sham and plumpes; nitrous oxide fresh
every day ga Sixth avenue, door below Seventeenth