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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

pmssrrns AZ sxA.-Qusxssrows, Dec 6--Ths bark
O. J. neksr, Captain Cook, which len Gottsnbsrs
she isth Of November for Boston, hss pus Cork
With cargo shifted having srpsrisacsd heavy weather
Isvunroof, De-. e-fhs ship Thornton. Captain
UssssA whcb sAied FROM Nsw fork on ths "a of No
vsmbss fSv shs port ashore In NJ mersy, and her
pcessisa soon sbss v feared she ell sr0ys 1sA
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A ALABAMA.

The Reconstrmction Couvemsisn-Passaxe Of
Ordinances for the Protection of Electors
and Declaring All Debts Contracted for the
Purchase of slaves Null and vsfd.
MosrsoxsSr, Dec. q. 1867.
The Convention to-day adopted memorial TO Con-
gress requesting alteration amendment Of tho laws
10 require only majority of the registered
voting on the question determine for against the
adoption Of the constitution.
An ordinance passed to protect electors II pro-
vidss for the punishment Of persons Who Intimdats
voters deceive them to the day Of elections. the
An ordinance was passed declaring al debts made for
the purchasing OF slaves absolutely void and setting
aside all Judgments dscrees by any state court since
Of debt based upon tho sale or purchase of
slaves The ordinance also declares null and
sale Of land made between January H. 1891 and May
1885, where the purchase money is unpaid or the title
% Ie pad for ia Hnssd States or ppopsr other
than slaves All other evidences Of debt out
standing and unpaid given for In consideration Of
Confederate currency bonds arc declared null and
The President OF the Convention who is tho radical
nance, declaring could be sustained the
The constitution enrolled parchment, and was
signed by sixty-four members.
Tho Committee on Disabilities recommend number
Of Ia each county 10 Congress for relief from
political disabtes on socount Of the aid they havs
Ths orduapce 70 suspend all state courts except the
Supreme Probate and Criminal courts was defeated by
. ito vote.
The memorial to Congress In favor OF extsnsiou Of
time the completion OF railroads in this state de-
feated by bingham and the extremias, who desire Con-
gyess revoke the grant OF lands made 70 southern
railroads. and appropriate them 10 the education Of
freedmen.
There was good deal Of legislation dose by the Con-
vsnsion this week looking the ussnsncs o the
radical party N political power.
The Convention adjournod at two o'clock subject 70
the call Of las President the military commander II
rsconvened before January !, 1882 y
The Aiabawa Conservative Cosvsntisn-De
tormInasion TO Defeat the CoastItution.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. Q. 1851.
large and enthusiastic conservative msssing hold
here last night addressed by Mr. j. Forsyth Of Mo-
bile and other distinguished speakers -Four members
the Convention Who voted and protested against the
constitution made spssches plsdging their cooperation
IN the effort 10 defeat the consultation.
Tho Executive Committee mend the ofganzs-
tionf clubs throughout the State and that
active efforts bs made 20 defeat the constitution
Tue protesting members Of the Convention declare
that they ssieva any government framed in accord
with the provisions OF the constitution adopted oy
the Convention ui entaI upon the people Of the State
greater evils thnn ~ which now threaten them.
Radical Macs Meeting In N1sasgsmery.
MONTGOMERY. Deo g 1851.
The radicals are holding grand lnsesing TO-
night 70 snIshssn fsss1msn touching their rights under
the coussisutionL "
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TRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
AZ. PARTS OF THE WORLD.
>~.-~~>>~~~~>~~-~~~~-
Additional Particulars Of the Disasters
in the Wost Indies.
The italian Premier or the
Roman Question.
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England Tired Of the Alabama Claims
Controversy.
WEST INDIES.


Thirty Lives Lost nj ~. Thomns-The United
stascs Consulate Once in Ruins-A Trading
steamer Wrecked-Thc Earthquake nj Ia
ssaica.
HAVANA, Dec. 6, 1867.
The advices from Santiago are dated last night.
The steamship Cacique was expected from St.
Thomas.
1t Ia known that thirty persons lost their lives
by the earthquake shock at that island.
The house of the United States Consul was
destroyed and is In ruins.
Tho steamship Hecken was totally lost during
the convulsion, and her engineer drowned.
AT Saba the sulphurous or volcanic eruptions
which prevailed during the continuance Of the
earthquake shocks ceased soon after their subsi-
dence.
A very severe shock Of earthquake was felt at
Kingston Jamaica. on the 18th of November, but
wo have had no reports here Of its effects.
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re New York Citizcn.
Niles O'Rsilly. chief outside contribuicv.p

rae New York Citizen.
Niles OsRoiiiy chief outside contribuov.t
Ready the morning contains
Startling Revelations Of Internal Rsvrnus whutsV
rrauds tcontinuedD.
TIE secret iiisiory Of Confederate Diplomacy Abrss
The Clergy and ths Nation. By Ksv. Dr. Osgood.
Tieid sports by Robert r. Roo~cvelt.
Hunuy Things By Charles ". webb.
The Modern Classics by John X. Walker.
Old Sports, by Tom Quick
Fashion Noles, Book Reviews, Dramssio CrSucsuS
runssui EdilorAis, Choice and Entertaining skscbc&
Pric~ 10 ccnts FER sale everywhses
Once 81 Brrknan street.
CHARLES n. uAfsPINE miles v'Refiy1. HdtDr.
xODKRr rs. ROoBEvELr and JOHN Il. wALKgR~
Associate Editors
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xA.-U.iycr.si ! ExPos.siss.s :. rnris, isay;=
grand gold medal for American GRAND square and
Upright Pianos ~ the un.nmous verdict o. tns Ln,es
order of merit AZ other Amercan e1hleors sad over
hundred pianos entersd Tor ccmpeou by
nearly al the cciebrated manufacturers 0S Europe.
Nos lW and fti Eas Fourtseuth street. Nsw
K.wL
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Those ssrine sparkIng sems Of wealth. the Gcyssars
Diamonds bee any day 10 the window ~ John
Osnins 6l3 Broadway The chance adorded ouy
once 10 lifetime Invest only one dollar 70 ssiia na
poual home FOR disabled soldierx.
GErrysBUKG ASYLUM.
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me Galveston Cvi,aa says It has strong ground for
believing that number reiocssd far greater
bore stated. The number Of white mon in the STATE
over wepty-ous years Of ago, s about 100000 Our
estimate on the white majority TEXAS 10 ooo Tho
difsrsnss 90 slight render republication Of
registry tsbis unnecessary The tota colorsd majority
IN shs .sn unrsconstruc,sd states is 52.5so.
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pinno and Table covers,
At KELryS' Curtain Store, l0 Broadway.

Rev. Dr. SpRrry. Of Now York. md Wet
Protestant churches OF this country formerly
this city exclusively for Spinal and Neursgo
affections, 'that Brownees Ono Disease Rsnedy 70
admirably apted the Of spinal Nervous Dlcni
ties Nervous kheumatism. Nervous Parsvss have fro
queny cured hundred Of Neuralgia with one laRe
located In the face" For sale euly
BARNES A co. ~ Park row, New York.
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An CurivaIicd Article which Imparts New
fc the hair the only product OF Vegetable matter known
contain stimulating. astrigent and oioagnous quail
ties making the most natritIyc and ds,cste dressing
discovered for positively restoring hair n ts orig
nal color: also for all weakness Of the scalp resulting u
badness. Ask your druggist for CHEv AIIEHs Ltrk
1 fx3 Broadway. New xurk.
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POLITICAL InTELLICEsCE.


The Registry In Texas.
The Austin Rspsb,can states that the following is th,
total result OF registration in this Stse with the excep
ton OF the last i've days rsopening Of ths boards In
few unimportant counties, which havo not ye reached
and which will not vary tho ngarss TO the
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NEW YORK.

Storm BnHaio-Probubis Early Close OF
Navigation tho Lakes.
BuYyALo, Dec o. 1867.
ms propeller City Of Detroit left hers this afternoon
for tho upper lakes She probably the last boat this
season.
turning cold
Tho canal Is still open
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l%sT9 Wholesale and retaii
. speciality, as q. l. q j. b. KELrY'S, N7 Brosdway.
National Lottery or Spatn.
Extraordinary Celebration at Madrid December =,
1867 S,7500N In gold drawn. Capital prise. typ 0ov Ne
smaller prize than 3i00 prxc cvery
frxes csshed aud Information iurnishsd-
TAYLOR CO., Bankers.
Is Wall street, New York.
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The New Oriesns Republican radical) Doc l. refers
70 tho objects for which the present Convention
convened, and uttsrs the follow ing
Foremost among these Is the reov0anlsoisoW
of 0e c,.l gorvns5g of the &a, by tho appointment
OF Provisional Governor with tho power OF making
moyals and appointments. General Mowor evidently
appreciated this necessity, appears from the changes
which he had commenced making; and i u an encour-
aging sign tnat the has seen NJ 10 endorse
those removsls But II they should be ratified by
the new Cominand General they Insignificant in
comparison with what the occasion demands All
the country parishes tho nersets or
strucon require that such changes shalt be made
will put ths executive power in the hands of those not
III disposed towsrds that measure, aud who hi 10
recommend suitable delegates tresh from Tho
people Who 50 ht to carry such recommendations
an d rroysiona Governor chosen by such dsiogatss'
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A:-kcsp yc@.r @ Esss WsrE: .,, Wscs q g. Msss.s's
LORIN BROOKS 5ONH.
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wffH rHE RvESiSU fELEGRtM. AND Yor WiLi-
IiAyK ALL. THE --LATEST TELEtiRAPblC AND
OTHER NEws or THE DAY. TWELVE CEsrs
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Attempted Escape Of Prisoners at Hudson.
HUDSON Dec. O. 1887.
Tho burglars Adam Coia and Charles White who
were arrested yesterday made desperate attempt to
escape from jail last night and very succeed
ing Cole who is escaped convict from the Clinton
prison, taken In charge this morning bv Park
hurst warden Of that institution and has been returned
10 his old quarters.
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society for Tho Prevention of Oruely 70 Anlnais
agsnst dipping the coats Of horses See WKE5 SPIRIT
ol this day Very important 70 stable keepers and horse
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Fring~s, Cords, Tnssel-. :isnps and 1'riUs-
mings Of ali kinda al AELTiS' Curtain stoso ~ broad
NAV
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wffm ffiE ESEXfSG 'fELEoRiW.- -AS6 ,you Will
aAvE ALL TIE LATEST TyIE1,EvAnrnsmnr r,,vn snr1s ASD
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~ Il y. l. :;s .ss a.I q:,
Astor Hoaxa
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u. p Ri TFfs s7f EiEis' A.,s:
their shlcisncy by ssss q many years.
ors sIsopilns p ink "a Sssssr u shas whssh sssss
'n'us'ns 70" u,v u~~pv vARo nRRcHva
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Royal Hnvann Lottery..Prtzes Paid ~
InformAtsv furnished The highest rates paid Tor
Dsasoons .,d "A ~ Al kinds @ q qcd md si;ysr "
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y sss s::ss =. s $ y y s.~ss = ss.4w .sas
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Is:s.l. Sss ss s.s:: e. ~: ~: = r" Tyler Dr..
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= II You Want a Light. stylish Hat Go GO
WALLS. lal Fulton street.
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The Stnte Cannis-Navigatton Dimcuit ON Ac-
count 0f the Ice.


count Of the Ice.
SCHENECTADY, Dec. 6-Evening.
The leo has been RAPIDLY accumua,ing since last
evening, and 1t has been showing most OF the day.
The weather has moderated considerably six o'clock
this evening and the thermometer indicates thirynlns.
The wind ia south, and It ID raining.
An icebreakor started West this morning to meet a
fleet OF boats ten miles distant but after the ice Was
broken the captains refused TO and endanger their
boats by the heavy co At Lock No. q. east OF this
place. boats have been passed slowly Much difficulty
has been experienced during tho past twontyfour hours
In keeping the levels filled to the required height the
large crowd of boats and quantities or ice preventing
free passage OF water and causing TO dam up in the
OF the crowd Navigation Is very doubtful unless
the weather moderatos very much.
CrIcA, Dec. 9, 1867.
Canal matters are quiet The weigh lock .s de-
serted. is raining slightly but the Ice remains
unbroken.
OswRco, Dec. O. 1907
A portion Of the Weliand Canal dcot arrived yeser-
day afternooa and this morning.
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save yonr Hair: And Go tor Advice ts
hs~dauarters, 70 Dr. uRAhDJEAN. No. Assor va~cs.
rtf.v yexrx' practice
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or money refunded DR. ffLERs Grsai Vegetable Rhsa
matte Remedy taken inwsrdls Refcrcn-es H. 75' cures
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$40 srs.sasgBy s"sasgB iropULAR xov.sxxr
10 erect the
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special charter from the state of Pennyivsnee
order promote public conhdsnco IN tho hghes De-
gree, and tor he iuftherance Of ths great objsc4 t
Associsor has decided 20 place the esDovW worth q
disronds pubIlc exhibition In the show wtndOW Df ue
fur and hSs estAbshmsnt of John ~ Genxn. Ne AN
Broadway under she - Nchoiss Moss! New yosk rss
=: fsrn q - ssre: ossss y suil.vs. cesnY n.
sp.sndN msnsso, snd = scmrlss ~ sys.y psrssssx
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90 q lrvins nsL nsw vcrk saturday sysnss rstruay
le and one - uortcuturHi Ha, rhiisdeipein sstur
sys.ss ysbrus Ia % Which ss.sr ssc.sso1 con-.
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Radical Macs Meeting In Msasgsasery.
MONTGOMERY. Deo q 1881.
Tho radicals are holding . grand masa lnsesing TO-
night V snIishsn ssAnsn seachsag their rights under
he cousstsusion N
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Executton Of Peter Ohris0au as 80. LouSs-
Danaiisg ~ she kxecusieuer.
~. Loun, Dec. g. 1871
x0siiu urkp N
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SECURE THE HSADOW ERE
~ TIE SUBSTANCE FADES.
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION.

Having located in Ebensburg, would re-
spectlully inform the public that am pre-
pared to execute PHOTOGRAPHS in every
style Of the al t, from the smallest card Pic
ture to the largest sized for framing. Pic
lures taken in any kind of weather
PHOTOGRAPHS PAINTED IN OIL.
INDIA INK OR MATER COLORS.
Every attention given to the taking o
Children S pictures. but ia clear weather only
Special attention is invited to nv stock
of large PICTURE FRAMES and PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, which " i'll sell cheap
er than they can be bought elsewhere in
town. Copying and EtIarging done on rea-
sonabls terms. l ask. comparison and defy
competition.
Thankful for past fayors, solicit con-
uauce of the same. Gallery on Julian street.
two doors south of Town Hall.
T. I. SPENCE, Photographer.
Ebensburg, Nov. Il, 1867.
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LITERARY SUMMARY.

Pittsburgh Weekly Post.-As an induce
ment for the getting up of clubs for the new
year, the proplietors Of this sterling and eff
clent Democratic journal offer most valuable
prizes. consisting Of two Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sewing Machines and eight copies of Web
ster's Dictionary, latest pictorial edition, for
the ten largest clubs sent ia on or before the
1st of February next. One of the sewing
machines is to be given for the largast club
raised IN Allegheny county, but all the ether
premiums are to be awarded outside-of that
county. The weekly issue of the Post con-
tafns eight pages, or fortv-eight columns, Of
matter, and while it is the only Democratic
paper published in Pittsburgh. it is the laro-
est as well as the most ably conducted advo-
cate Of the good cause in Western Pennsvl
Vania. Single copies, per year, 81; club
price $i.dO. Jas. p. Barr & Co., Propr'rs
TIE Gem of the M0nthlies January
number of the DEHoREsT, now entering its
sixth year, redeems the promises of the pub
Usher for 1868. 1t is the most attractive Of
the fashion periodicals, and deserves the sue
cess which it has achieved It's aim is to
combine the useful with the beautiful, aud
1t does it In the best manner. 1t supplies
to ladies fount of inspiration, which none
who have once tasted could live, keep house
and dress nicely without and saves more
dollars IN year than its cost. 1t is a mar
vel how valuable premiums can be afforded
with magazine so costly in its gettiug-up.
S3 per year. w. Jennings Demorest, 479
Broadway, New York. Send l5 cents for a
specimen. with directions for getting up clubs
and making money.
Godey-The Lady's Book for January.
1868, is superb number, and gives promise
of more than sustaining the exalted reputa-
tion of this admirable magazine throughout
the coming year. No lady, young or old,
married or single, who has ever enjoyed the
perusal of this magnificent monthly, aud
profted by its valuable hints and inatruc-
tions, will ever willingly dispense with its
agreeable companionshiP.
BaueW's Monthly Magazine-Th valua-
bic Serial for January. 1858, is upon our ta-
ble 1t is a number of unusual interest. con-
tanning many useful and entertaining articles.
The price of subscription is so low as to place
1t in every mans power to subscribe, being
only 81. so per annum to single subscribers,
and still less to clubs.
The Nursery.-This is Juvenile monthly.
adapted to the ca pacity Of those beginning
to read. It's articles ere carefully prepared, /
and the illustrations are well calculated 20
edify and improve the tastes of young learn
ers. Terms. $15o per annun. Address |
John L. Shorey, Boston.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Tbe under

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE The under
AA signed Auditor, appointed by tho Or
phans' Court Of Cambria County to report
distribution of funds in the hands of Francis
j. ChTisty, Trustee for the sale of the real
estate of John G. M'Guire, deceased, hereby
notifies all parties interested that lie will sit
at his office in EbeDsburg, on Friday, Janu-
ary 10th, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. M, for the
purpose of attending to the duties OF said ap,
pointment, when and where they must pre-
sen: their elaine, or bedebarred from coming
in for share OF said fund.
GEO. w. OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Dec. 10, 1867.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-12-19

JoT FOR THE LITTLE FoLKs-Only few
days more intervene between now and
Christmas. and as many little hearts are e1>
pecting to be made happy on that occasion,
we deem it but right to call tie attention of
our readers once again to the suberb stock
of toys. picture books and fancy goods which
Z. T. Roberts is at present SO abundantly
displaying at his establishment where young
and old will find just what is needed for
Christmas gifts.
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A uDITORS NOTICE.-The under:

u 4
IA signed Auditor, appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria County to dis
tribute the money arising from the Sheriff IS
sale of the real estate of the defendant, in the
case of j. Y. Mclaughlin & Co., for the use
of jeremiah N'Gonigle, cs. James Burk, No
II, September Term, 1867. Elk. Doc, among
the Judgment creditors, hereby gives notice
to ali parties interested that he will attend
to the duties of said appointment, at his of
fee in Ebepsburg, on Saturday. January IL !,
1868. at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. when and where
they must attend, or be debarred from com
ing in on said fHnd.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
LeRETTo. Drc. LIZ. 1857

LcRETTo, Dec. IS, 1867.
hd1toT Of Cambria Freeman-SlR For
some weeks past two prominent individuals
nave been discussing, through the columns
OF the freeman, the official acts of some offi-
GERS In this county. The public discussion ~
such subjects produces, generally. no good
results, and surely is not very interesting to
the numerous readers of the Freensan. But
when the proprietor of q newspaper permits
| such discussions to be published in the col.
uHins OF his journal, would it not besproper
lot him to leave the decision of the points at
issue to the many readers of his paper, rather
tnan take side with one of the parties, and
that with much SereJity towards the other,
as has lately bseu tie case-calling ons par
ty "calumniator," and charging him with
turning 1shmaeite and raising his hand
against all the leading Democrats in the
county" These are grave charges but let
those affected by them vintlieate themselves
If they can, for it is not the design of the
writer of this article to censure or excuse Ell
ther of the parties to this discussion, but to
ascertain who are "all the leading Democrats
in the county.H In scanning carefully the
productions of that "Ishmaelite" the reader
can see an attack made, less or more, on the
present Board OF Poor Directors, one ex Poor
Director, the lately appointed Steward, the
iatCAJ OucIiAs G"O DctIOCTdLiC
ors, and one Republican Editor; but on no
others, with perhaps ole exception-the
County Commissioners. Now, are these few
persons designated by their official postions)
''aN the leading Democrats in the county"
And are all these few, even, true and con-
sistent Democrats The Editor of the Free
man will please inform Us, so that true, hon
est and consistent Democrats may not be lead
astray by any others than those leaders re-
ferred to in the late freeman.
Let it be distinctly understood that the
writer OF this article does not take side with,
nor has he anything against, either of the par
ties 80 the discussion, nor against any Of the
parties attacked nor does he expect any
favors from them, OF any of them, except
good will, which be himself processes to have
for all m1nkind. The only motives which
prompted the psnning of these few lines
were love of fair play, and, as already sta
ted, the desire Of knowing "all the leading
Democrats IN the county'-a knowledge, it
is hoped, the respected Editor viii cheerfully
impart. Az HUMBLE DEMOCRAT,
BUT NOT A LEADING ONE.
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PHoTc GRAPH GALLERY FOR SAtE.-Mr.
W G. Triece, the popular photographer of
Johnstown. has decided, On account of fail
ing health, to dispose Of his Photograph Gal
lery. The Gallery is the most complete in
the town, is doing first class business, and
will be sold on reasona bic terms. Any per
son wishing any further information can re-
ceve it by calling on or addressing w. g..
Triece, corner of Main and franklin streets.
JobnstowB.
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CHRIsTMAs.-We know Of no pleasanter
way of spending the Christmas holidays than
by visiting the cheap Book and Variety store
Of Messrs. Gels + Reuth, Johnstown, and
buying your wife, husband, lover, sweet
heart, sister, brother, mother, daughter. son
or father, beautiful book or fancy article
as Christmas gift. Billy has just returned
from the Eastern cities, having purchased a
large quantity of goods, with al eye to holi-
day gifts.
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STRAY STEER.-Came to the
~ premites of the subscriber, in Carroll
township, Cambria county, some time last
Spring, BLACK STEER, three years old
next Spring. No marks distinguishable.-
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be disposed of ac-
cordng to law. JOHN AGER.
Dec. 10, 1857
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EevER Too LATE.-It does not require
any extra hurry or hustle on the part of per@
sons wishing to get the pick of the goods at
Mills & Davis great mercantile emporium.
for the propristors, by constantly adding
to their stock. keep It up in quantity and
quality to the highest standard. A beauti>
full and extensive assortment on hand for the
holiday season.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-12-19

WALk1Sa MATCHEs.-As walking match
es are all the rage just now, it is suggested
that most praiseworthy method of indus
ging in this fashionable psstime would be to
walk from your respective residences to the
cheap store of j. III. Thompson, and buy
yourself rich from his ample and excellent
stock Of goods OF every description. High
street-low prices-and an immense assors-
raent Of goods for the holidays.