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S7o3 so
GRANT HOUSE,
" 5enlIOclz, Cambria Co., Pa.
JOHN IVyLRTN Pycyr;g1,3-

This House has been rcftted. and offers
accommodations superior to any other House
in the vicinity. The Proprietor, after long
experience IN the business, feels confident he
understands the wants of the public. His
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wines and liquors. By constant attention
and due care for the comfort OF his guests
the Proprietor hopes to merit liberal share
Of patronage. mayIG-ly.
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SCOTT HOUSF

oOO ! 10 DtNII,
Main Street. Johns5o,rn, Cambria Co., Pa,
a. ROW & CO, Proprietors.
WHIS HOUSE having been reftted and
elegantly furnished, is now open for the
reception and Entertainment Of guests. The
propTieorS by long experience ia hotel keep
ing feel confident they can satisfy dis
eliminating public.
Their Bar is supplied with the choicest
brands of liquors and wines.
Jan. 81, 1867. Uy.)
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a T . j \ VI + s. HOT E L,
Conducted on tie European Plaa)
405 & 407 LIBERTY STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
UNIoN DEPoT, PIFTsBURGH, Pa.
JAMES K. LANAHAN, Proprietor
This House is newly built and splendiJly
furnished, and convenient to all the Rail
roads coming into the city. The Restaurant
connected with this Hotel open at all hours
of the day and night. Ioctl7-Iy.
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UNION HOUSE,

UNION HOUSE,
EBENSBURG, Pa, JEROME A. PLOTT,
u Proprietor, spares no pains to render this
hotel worthy of continuation Of the liberal
patronage it has heretofore received. His
table viii always be furnished with the
best the market affords; his bar with the
best CT liquors-His stable IS large, and will
be attended by an attentive and obreing
h9stler. Jan 80. 1851.
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HEO. c.. K. ZAHM, Treasurer,
W IN ACCOUNT WITH THE
Poor and House Of Employment
OF cAMBRIA COUNTY.

DIR.
1867. To bal. in Treasurer's hands at last
settlement, 33l 81
To County orders on hand, do. 2,750 90
TO County orders issued during
A D. 1867, 5000 90
To amount received from Chas.
Mccoy. on loan, 200 90
To bal. due Treasurer zahm, SO II
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SHIELDS HOUSE.

D-11A~1~1(hO A1OOAO-L,
LOREITO, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA.,
THOMAS CALLEN, Proprietor.
THIS houseis now open for the accommo-
/ dation of the public. Accommodations
as good as the country will afford, and
charges moderate. Jan 81, 1S67.-tf.
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SE FOUNTAIN HOUSE, EBENsBURG
AVE- r. p. LINTON & CO., Prop'rs.
The Table is always supplied with the
choicest delicacies the BAR is supplied with
choice liquors, and the STABLE attended by
careful hostiers. Transient visitors accom-
modated and boavders taken by the week,
month or year, on reasonable terms. feb2l
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NnAMES @. EASILY, ATTORNEY
~ AT-LAw. Carro,itoaon. Cambria Co., Pa.
oohec'ions and Al al !!-gal business promptly
attended 30, Ian 81 1861.
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RI HE RISING SUN STOVE POL
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June IL. 1867. GEO HUNTLEY.
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= you want 10 Ouy goods ~ long credit
= and pay big prices, don't 90 %
Feb. %, GEO. HUNTLEY'S,
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GEORGE w. OATMAN,
( ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ebeasbeag. Pa.--
i 0inoe il Golouale Row, Centre street.
JaGUaGy 81 166T,-f.
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JOHN FENLON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, EdensJurg Pa
Il Office on High street, adjoining his resi-
dence. Jan 81, Iooi.-tf-
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Attest -Gro. w. oArnAs, Clerk.
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Io'ai' $l2,337 IA
OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE BY TFF
POOR HOUSE.
Outstanding orders ptior to f-gEeE
January, 1857, 81, foe SO
Do. 90. for year 1867, 2,5l6 Is
Total, se eoe ne
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Laying Corner Stone OF New JeH lSh
Synagogue.

CIScINNArI, June 5.-The ceremo-
nies Of laying the corner stone Of the
new Jewish Temple, corner Of Eighth
and Mound Streets, were performed
this afternoon. A very large audi
ence was present, composed Of mem
bers of the various Hebrew Churches
and many Of our prominent Protest
ant ministers.
An elegant and able address was
delivered By DR. Isaac NJ Wise, Pas
tor of the Plum Street Jewish Tenn
pie. 19Atss # sD5391
Among the articles deposited under
the corner stone were copies of all the
Cincinnati papers; Hebrew papers of
New York, Philadelphia aud San
Francisco; Declaration of Iudepend-
ence, Constitution of the United
States, Washington Farewell Ad-
dress, aud Articles of Confederation.
The temple will be one of the finest
In the country@when completed
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New Yosk CEtY Eaems.

NEW YoRK, June 5-The steamers
! William Penn, from London, aud
Oeeaa Queen, from Aspinwall, have
arrived
Augustus Bernstsin q wealthy
Custom House broker, blew his brains
out, in Hoboken, this morning
c.. A Ingalsoll has been arrested,
charged with Implication IN the ia
nous oil region robbery, by which
$4,000 was Ia ken from an old Ger
man, who would not trust his treasure
in the hands of the banks. A4n
aE In the game of base ball, yesterday,
the Atlantics vs.. Mohawks, the former
yonY Score, 48 against 13, The At
lantics start the 1fth instant for the
West.
Is One hundred horses were galloping,
yesterday morning. at jerome Park
more than was ever before congre-
gated at any race course in this
country.
The prizes to be contested for at
the coming Shultzenfest amount TO
$4,000 General 9igel i TO be Chief
Marshal.
Goulding, one of the pedestrians
who Is walking 1000 miles in loo
hours, completed 985 at11 o'ciock to-
day
New YORK, June 5.-Crabtree.
father ct Lotta. was arrested here on
Wednesday last, but there being no
char ge preferred against him, he was
released. His wife and daughter
have arrived here, aud deny the state
ments OF the st. Louis papers.
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Another Fenian scare.

MONTREAL, June 4.-The Her0Id's s
special says: The Fenian scare
throughout the Dominion is increas-
ing instead of abatiDg, and the author
tiles add to the fear of an impending
raid by the extensive preparations
they are making in this city. A fly
ing column of four companies of
regulars aud two battalions Of volun-
teers are under orders to move at a
moments notice to any point they
may be orde ed
AT Quebec the volunteers have been
ordered to draw their requisite amount
of ammunition and ratious, and keep
themselves prepared in every particu-
lar for a campaign skss~
A large force of British regulars iss
to be sent to Prescott, next week. aud
in the meantime large quantities of
ammunition and other war material
are being forwarded TO that point.
At Athlone, Canada, the Fenian
sympathizers are jubilant, and boast
that the news they have of the moye-
meuts Of the Irish leaders makes it
certain that the invasion will take
place before the 20th lust.
Two men were arrested at Sweets
burg yesterday, charged with being
Fenian spies Papers impiieatiBg
them were found ia their possession
One of the men has but Que arm He
saws he ca ne from New York. Both
Of the prisoners are now eeEhued IN
jail and strongly guarded
II MALONE. y Y, june 4-The Her
AIDS special says Fenlan ialrs are 20
be gotten up at St. AIbans, VI. TOR
the purpose Of covering up the c0l
lection of men for the coming raid
into Canada A large numbar 81
arms are rapidly arriving at his point
and elsewhere, and prominent teni-
ans say that within the present
month they will have large force
and firm footing in the Dominion.
Two car loads Of small arms arrived
at Chateaugay -Four Corners, The
second invasion into Canada is GER
tain to take place by the way of Burke
and Chateaugay.
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AdKices from Panama

New York, June 5.-The steamer
Ocean Queen brings Panama dates to
May 2sth. There Is but little news.
ChilTrefiI5ed a renewal Of the COM
mercial treiSty with the Argentine Re-
public.
) Two hundred persons are dying
daily from yellow fever at Callao.
Captain Blakely, inventor of the
BIakely gun, and his wife and several
prominent MERCHANTS are among the
victims.
The United States Consul at Tou-
bes had had difficulty with the au-
thoritiess aHd was put iuAthe Gala
bOOse
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BY CABLE.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June "A special to the
Herald says the Iudia Office publishes
a correction of General Napier's dis
patch, to the effect that only six ma
tives, not six hundred, were drowned
by the food in the Sooroo deile. -
3 LONDON, June Napier informs
the Government that small detach-
ment of troops will be left at Zoula.
The whole army, with the exception
OF this detachment, had marched for
AnnesIy Bay TO embark for India,
homeward, Gen. Napier informs the
Government that the crown of Theo-
dorus, which had been taken with the
other booty by the soldiers. In the
fortress of Magdala. had been return
ed to the widowed Queen.
LONDON, June 5.-The Emperor of
Austria asserts that he had to make
his choice of two alternatives-the
signing of the recent laws hostile to
the eoncordat, or the abduction of the
throne-and he chose the former
This explanation is sinteuded to soften
the resentment of the Pope for a vio-
lation of, the concordat,
LONDON, June 5.-In the House of
Commons this evening an amendment
to the S1spensory Bill was offered,
placing the office of tenure under the
Maynooth College grant on the same
basis a. Living's in the Irish Church.
The amendment was opposed as de-
structive. and not, suspensory. in ac-
cordauce with the character Of the
bill under consideration, aud was re-
looted hy the II OuSe
] he House then voted Ia favor Of
permitting new appointments to be
made 10 the Maynoo b College, aud
also in favor Of retaining the reg une
e]oseups during the pleasure of Pariia-
ment
The Suspensory Bill was then pass
ed 10 committee. The announcement
of the result was received with cheers,
ITALY.
ROME. june "A special to the
Herald says a b7uquet was given here
on Tuesday. to L Buchanan Read, at
which ex Minister Adams aud mum
Der of Americas artists were present
PORTUGAL,
LISBON, May "A special to the
I-rtkt says
The iInIted States steamer Sham
rock, which sailed for New York %
Wednesday, was put back leaking
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CHICAGO. June 5.-The Committee
appointed BY the New \ ork stock
holders of the Chicago aud Rock
Island Railroad returned from Dav-
enport to-qi ght, slr. Tracy i. with
them. 4 matters are amIcably adj
jUsted.
The B5ari of Directors was re-or-
ganizsl BY the appointmentFof Davis.
Dawes, w. e. Appleton, aud, Wilson
g. Hunt. This action Of the Board
was subsequently ratified by the
stockholdersgzg-e alt3a78t
The issue of 1900 shares of stock
is approved, and the immediate con.
struction of the Road 90 Council
Bluffs ordered. ALI suits ARE with
drawn Mr.. Tracy retains the man
agement. .a..
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Reformed church synod.

HUDsoN, n. Y. june Sat the
session Of the Reformed Church Sy-
nod to-day, Rev. DIR. Ferris asked to
be excused fFem service on the Board
of Foreign Missions.
A communication was received
from the classeslof WISCONSIN, repre- :
senting Free Masonry to be perni-
cious to the welfare of the Church.
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MedIcaI ConTentlon.

BosroN, June 5.-The Convention
of the Medical Superintendents of
the Insane Asylums adopted a me-
mortal 20 Congress, asking relief from
political disabilities for the Superin- !
tendents of like institutions at the
South. tsaes# SIS aeE
Simon Locke was held to bail in
the SUN of $4,000 on a charge of
smuggling pig lead, tin aud rice in
1863 and 1864
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The sfrest OF oOburn aud Mc000le-i
The Sheriff Makes an Afidaytt,

CINCINNATT June 5.-Ihe Sheriff.
of Dearborn County has made aida
Wit that John Franklin. Of this city,
had nothing to do with the arrest of
Goburn and Megoole. II hatAshe ar
rest was naie by Col W oodH7aad that
he, the Sheriff, never, saw Ergpklina
A CLERK Of the large dry. goods
house 81 Sleyini 4 Co, of this city,
has been arrested az Louisville, and
wilis0e oIoaghoback hsrestoI Imorrow,
for EN- Dezzling S., 1000 worthrek goods.
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Steamboat Launched.

CINCISNATI, June Capt. James
HI, Peppers mammoth steamboat
Thompson Dean vas successfully
launched at noon rpsday, aud now
floats up0n the waller paragen OF
river architecture She has a carry
ing capacity Of over 5000 tons, being
greater than any other steamboat on
the Western or Southern rivers.
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Sentence or x.ReFeRue Collector
COllicOt9.

New YoRK, June 5.-Ex- Revenue
Collector Theophilus g. Collicott has
been sentenced to pay a fine of ten
thousand dollars and to be imprisoned
two years in the Albany Penitentiary
for defrauding the Government.
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Mateh Game Of Base Ball.

CINcIyNATI. june ,5.-The Athle- +.
tics, of Philadelphia, and Buckeyes. 2.
of this city. played game Of base g
lpall this afternoon on the grounds of {,
the Buckeyes :. About three thou
sand people were. present. The play
ing Of both clubs was good. 7The y
score stogd. Athletics, p; Buck a;
eyes, 8. s, lN e4.aaga aft ri
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5 WORCESTER, Mass, June 5.-The
riotous demonstrations among the
Striking shoemakers at Ashland, yes
terday, were suppressed by the Con-
stables s5
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& Jenel1se moved a verbal amendment to
the twenty second section, when the Com
m 1aGtHee rose. 1@ + 81 4rs ~ a8f48E-f Il .ar.
5 The speaker presented a message from
the p iesident in referencA Ia fhe' tfiaIs of
American citizens In Great Britain. II
Adjourned. nas ~ a.vaaG.ef 5#ss
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MOra SEindIers eentancad-

8 New YORK. june l5,-Rlchard Eu-.
right has been sentenced t0 eighteen
months imprisoE dent and 81 500 fne,
and John ; Aian 10 ten years im-
prisonmeut aud 8, 700 ine. Both +.
GoYernment swlndlers. Z.
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Proclamation Of Ceyernor BrOWnlOW
H Relative 10 the Election OF CON-

:. htIailFo 10 the EieCtIOn o. TOM.
gFeSSmen. a IHJaI1 aI0Nl
y NASHVILLE. June s. - Goverdor d Z
BrownlpW has issued a proclamation 90
For the election of Congressman on !
she third day of November next.
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Purifying Of the Blood.
Dr.. J. w. POLAED's
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A Positive Remedy for all kinds
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scrofuIa. scurvy, Salt Rheum, carbunc4ea
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When the originator lived ia New
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ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The Merchants
Exchange, of this city, to-day passed
resolutions favoring the reduction of
tax on whisky to 25 cents per gallon.
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Drowned

NEWARK. N J., May 4-Tho mas
I'll. Lyon, a prominent citizen and
proprietor of large oil refinery, fell
into the river to-day, at noon, and
was drowned. Flt-)e
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SAN Francisco. June 4.-The Col
Iege Of California, held its last Com
mencement- yesterday. Hereafter it
will be observed in the State Univer-
SHY. regents for which have been ap-
pointed by Gov Haight
The Democrats received the Ore
gon victory with great rejoicing.
The members of the Grand Army
of the Republic will, oR Sunday next,
decorate with flowers the graves of
Union soldiers buried in California.
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ARTIOLE W

SECTION l. Prescribes the duties nof1
the Executive Committee. --fra1J Z
SECTION ?. Preseribes the duties If
the Secretary. faa5 sa5
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NatIOhaI BoaFd soI IFade y0RFFntl0n-
PHLLADELPHLA,o Juueil Sin sathe.
Conyention Of the NatipnaE Board Of
Trade, the Go Gonst4atIeny vas scensid
cred and sections sad6pbedg Ia sub
Stance as follows:
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8aIIF0ad Depot Destroyed by Fire.
JOLIET, Ill, June 5.-A FIRE broke
out in the Michigan Central Railroad
depot here this morning, destroying
it and the round house, and damaging
five locomotives. Loss about $4,000;
insured.
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eI ARTICLE TV.31 11ELl

tive counsel / gkaff II Be e I promptly @ Ifi filed
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Judd Withdrew rs motion 10 strike ont
tine eighth section. with the understanding
theL The section be reserved Tor amend
nlent in view Of future action on fhe
whisky tax.
no amendments were made to the sew
eraI5 folio wing sections:
The fourteenth section was on Schenck's s
motion, Tuck out
Several amendments of detail were made
to the sixteenth section. ate
Several amendments were offered to til e
sixteenth section, reducing the salaries Of
Assessnrs but all were rejected.
Sections II to Il, inclusive, were passed
over without amendment.