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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THIRD AMERICAN NATIONAL SHOOTING FEsrI.
val. from June 70 July O. 1hs "omcta csrstte
OF the Third American National shooting FESTIVAL will Be
sued In ser 90 OF twenty numbera 10 bsn Ia the month
o. keeruary Adye rsen,s ate Will be taksa by the arm Of
scripucns vii be received By noRokNrHALI. ESQ,
No W Fourth avenue price of the vhee ssrics co. sns
copies 100 To Cubs and military organizations proper.
"''''' '''''''a TIE Il PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
Nrw yosx, jan, 1851.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS

49,
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRgcr-RFGULAR LINE or
steamships every saturday Cabin go se.ood ala :
$2o Splendid accommodates. Apply to j. H. FoNTANE'
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Hesdauarters Committee Of Arrangements for Mass Meet.
ing TO Sustain the Pres ident.
Rally. Citizens Rally
Defeat the acts Of a Radical Congrssa
and
Preserve the Constitution.
nartlsan Congress- violation Of their sacred obiga.
tions haxe laid violent hands the constitution
Union md assumed the control OF the aud judi.
cary "A well lea saiye branch
osnrsizina power never Contemplated by The famers u
the and endangeng the liberties of people,
grand mteug will be held 81 the Cooper institute
ON fhursday evening January 80 at O'Clock Y. NJ.
which occasion eminent speskers and patriotic
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Corresponding Secretary. treasurer
n slosn Holden Chairman Finance COMMITTEES
W. w. Lyon. Secretary Finance Committee
Iani n Nor,hrup, Chairman 9. U. General Committee.
;. Bsnre, Secretaries c. U. General Committee.
John X. voorhis, Geo. Merritt
Cyrus 9cboUnmaker sco. Coz,
Thos. Austin " y. Ek
Geo. g. Newman, y. Meiss, NJ n,
Jas RUSSELL ". J. jennings
John N. Fox NJ r. Read,
A. D. Bingham, J. 9. Knapp,
James 4. Clancy, a. Myers,
1hos. stewart, " MCNAMARA
u i Burke Saml Apolant
Jas Mcconnell Orwin Theai
EDWIN FERGUSON. Chairman
!. enrsIo' Secretaries.
N B-Me.sfs Liebsusu, Hsnien, voorhis, Ferguson
alone authorized TO collect subscriptions 10 defay
penses Of the mssingi :, .,..
CHAIRMAN Finance Committee.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ruR EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
articulation OF any afternoon paper in the CITY II Is,
n er efore the desirable medium for advertisers
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

At THE OHURcH or OUR SAVIOUR, THIRTY.
y, rsman Of Troy Services Sunday morning Is io'<
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L,0R SAVANNAH. GA.-EMpIRE LINE
l. EVERY SATURDAY. FROM PIER Is NORTH RIyRH
PUNCrUALLY At 3 T. NJ -
The favorite sidewheel steamshi
SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nlckerson. SATURDAY. Ian n
SAN JAClNTo. Captain Atkins. Saturday Rsb
For freight Or passage apply to
WM. Il. GARRISON, Agent
No. y lowing green n "
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DOR SAVANNAH GA,
EVERY THURSDAY
Inc Auanuc Coast Mail Steamship Companys sidcwhed
steamships
HERMAN LIVINGSTON Captala Eaton. sails THURSDAY,
January 81,
GENERAL BARNES. Captain Norton sails Thursday
February
from pier 80 North river at T. ~ precisely giving through
passage tickets the Central Railroad of
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad the interior, and
Florida steamers 10 point the coast OF Florida.
For freight or passage apply TO
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO, Agents.
81 Liberty street
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AfR. DE CoRDovA Will DELIVER LEcrURB
I IN the Jane street United pressy.etian church, on
Tuesday evening, January 49, "a aid OF the Abingdon WI
tual improvement AssucistoA subject Miss Jonss
wedding No Csrds Tickets ~ cents No reserved se&a
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MAR led.

Y-SCANLAN.-At Carrolltown 3,
on Tuesday, 18th instant. by Rev. G. Chris
toph, James C. Easily. Esq, and Miss Jose
phine, daughter of Henry Scanlan, Esq, of
Carroll township.
At last! The deed has been done, and
done just as-Easly! We congratulate
you. friend James. on the successful termi-
nation of this undertaking of yours-the
undertaking of winning to your side one of
Ewes lovelest and most lovable daughters
The birds are warbling sweet notes from
ev cry spray ; the roses scatter their fragrance
upon the passing breeze. Everything. ami
mate or inanimate, speaks of love, and hap
piness, and conteutment. May the songs OF
the birds and the fragrance of the flowers be
as sweet to you fifty years hence, and may
an atmosphere of love and happiness ard
contentment envelope you and yours Away.
In other words, aud in brief-"May good
luck strike you ~ So mote it be.
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EbecS Sburg

EAUTION. - Notice is hereby
given that l am the sole O,sner Of the
RIGHT to manufacture and sell "BEHTLEY's
NoN-EXPLosvE METROPOLITAN OH" in
Cambria county, for which l have an assign
ment of Letters Patent. and that any person
or persons manufacturing or selling it, or
any imitation of it. by sohateUer name it Ynav
be kno'cn, without first obtaining authority
from me, will be proceeded against by due
course of law, and subjected to such penal
ties and fines as are imposed by law.
The following named persons have pur-
chased rights from me, and are authorized to
manufacture and sell the Metropolitan Oil /:
Christian Reich, for Sunlmitville borough
and Washington township; John Buck, for
Coneuaugh borough and Carroll, Chest and
Susquehanna townships. Any other par
ties making or selling the Oil, or any imita-
tion thereof, without producing written au-
thority from me, are infringing upon my
right, and they and those purchasing from
them will be dealt with according to law,
M. L. OATMAN.
Ebensburg. Aay 81, 1868.
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
IA OF GRANT, BY STAFF oFFICER.-
This is the only Full, Authentic and OFF,
CIAL History of the Life and Public Ser
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one that is endorsed by all his Leading Gene
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lars with terms. Address NATIONAL PUB-
LIsHING Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
CAUTION.-The country is being food
ed with so~cdIed Lives of Grant, written by
Civilians and Politicians, who never saw a
battle. See that the Book you buy is en-
dorsed by all the Leading Generals.
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A GENTS WANTED.-For the PER-
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The NON EXPLOSIVE METROPOLITAN OIL
is manufactured and sold by NJ l.. Oatman.
at his store three doors east of Crawford's s
Hotel. All the recommendation this Oil
needs Is to use one lamp full of it. which you
can get free of charge by sending your lam o
to the mandatory Any person feeling a
desire to see the Metropolitan Oil tested in
any way will please call at the above estat-
lishment. and the proprietor will with plea
sure test il in any manner desired. and prove
beyond doubt that II IS the Oil which should
be used in preference to any other Oil in the
market. Township and borough rights for
manufacturing this Oil can be bought from
Mr.. Oatman. who is the owner of ths right
for Cambria county,
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How To SAVE MoNHY.-If you want to
save money go to M L. Oatman's new store
and buy your groceries. There you can get
the best of everything in tie grocery line at
the lowest figures. hr. Oatman intends
dealing in mons but first class groceries, so
that all who want good article will know
where to get it. Don't fail to give him a
call and you will not regret your visit. Store
three doors east OF Crawford's Hotel,
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RAISE aloft the banner, boys-fing it to the
breeze;
Let your voices ring from mountains to the
seas
Let the joyful news be told to maids and
matrons fair
The cheapest place to buy your goods is at
the store of Leopold Mayer 70
A magnificent stock of dress ard millinery
goods of all descriptions kept in endless va
riety, and sold so cheap that no one can re-
sist the temptation to buy. Don't forget
Leopold Mayors mammoth establishment,
Parke's new building, Main st., Johnstown.
Truth goes naked, and yet there is no
danger of her being arrested. 1t may be as
we'll to remark, however, that Truth has the
patent right in this lire, and no public in
fringement would be tolerated for an instant,
even if there was no such institution in our
county as the clothing store of E. Leopold
& Bro, Main street. Johnstown, where
ready made clothing of every description
can be procured at remarkably low prices
1t is the naked truth to say that this firm
sells the best of everything, and remarkably
cheap.
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Customers In Four Years

G,UuU,uUJ -BA1RONlSE The BEST
Having the largest capital, most expert
enced buyers. and extensive trade of any
concern in the DOLLAR SALE business. we
GUARANTEE ESATTSF-1CTTONin in every
instance, and also the best selection of Goods
ever offered at ONE DOLLAR EACH. No other
concern has any show where our Agents are
selling. Onr motto: Prompt and Reliable.n %
Male and female agents wanted in city and
country. THE LADIES are particularly
requested to try our popular club system of
selling all kinds of Dry and Fancy Goods.
Dress Patterns, Cotton Cloth, Castors, Silver
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10 cents 20 for So 40 for S4; 60 for Sc
100 for $40; sent by mall Free Presents
to getter up, (wolth so per cent. more than
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n. B.-Our sale should NOT be classed
with New York dollar jewelry sales or bogus
''Tea Companies" as it is nothing of The
sort. EASTMAN &. KENDALL.
65 Hanover St., Boston, Mass.
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Ten LATE STEPHEN LLOYD, ESQ The
death of this gentleman requires something
more than a passing notice. He was the
son (the eldest son, we believe) of Mr.. Rees
Lloyd, the founder of Ebensburg. Born in
Wales, Mr. Lloyd, the elder, arrived here
about tne beginning of the present century,
his son Stephen, then in his minority, ac-
COmpanying him.
On the 26th March, 1904. was passed
IAN Act to erect parts of Lycoming. Hunt
irgdon, and Somerset counties into sepa-
rate county districts" By the sixth sec
lion of this act, Cambria county was erected
rom parts of Somerset. The act provided
hat the "place Of holding the courts of jus
tice for the said county shall be fixed by the
legislature at any place not at greater
distance than seven miles from the center of
said county. which may be most beneficial
and convenient for said county"
After a struggle between Munster, Eb-
snsburg, and BeuIa for the county seat, it
as, by act Of 29th March, 1905, fixed at
E0ensburg. John Horner, John J. Evans,
ald Alexander ogle were appointed trustees
- receive the conveyance from Rees Lloyd,
John Lloyd, and Stephen Lloyd, for the
purpose of erecting the public buildings
Under the provisions of this act, deed was
eE acuted for the property on which the pub
lie buildings now stand.
Stephen Lloyd. Esq, has never, we be-
iege, since 1906, resided outside Of the
DreSent limits Of Ebensburg borough. He
Las occupied many positions of trust, hav-
ng held the offices of County Treasurer,
County Commissioner, and County Survey
or, and filed every trust with great accept
auce.
Simple and unostentatious in his desires,
sconornical in his habits. he did not become
Althy, for an easy competence filed his
H.shes. He leaves large family Of chill
lren, and his family connections are of the
aosE extensive in Cambria county.
Mr.. LLOYD. at an early day. attached him
It 20 the First Congregationalist church,
a1 as we undeRstand, died in its commu-
zI-p.
ae died full OF years, and died, as he lived,
:hout an enemy.
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MOORE vs.. CoLE.-The case of T. Blair
Moore VS.. Joseph Cole, in bankruptcy, was
commenced in the U. s. District Court. at
Pitts5urg, before Judge McCandless, Oh
Wednesday, the 9th instant, and concluded
on Tuesday Of last week, by a verdict for
the defendant. G. N. Reade, Esq, for plain
tiff; r. L. Johnston for defendant.
During the trial, the following "queer"
lines were handed to the counsel for defend
ant
Mr.. Cole, believe, is very good soul,
And cannot accept it as true
He would stoop, sir, to rob, or to do mean
job,
But that is between me and yon
On the other side. sir, it is plain to infer
There's something essentially queer
There's more than one sees-a snake, if you
please,
May live in the woods-but not here.
So rest to your soul, if this can console
The case is entirely your own.
Close 1t up in . crack, and with budget on
back.
Set off to your wife and your home.
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WANFD AEENTS .s5JyS5:se s75 to sseo Bs5 ao5

" I4y III, AUDU 1U se'tIJ "nefe-HlaIe ana
female, to introduce the Genuine Improved
Common Sense Se,oing Machine This ma
chine will stitch. hem, fell. tuck. quilt. cord
bind, braid and embroider in a most superior
manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted
for five years. We will pay $1,000 for a
machinr that will sew stronger, more beau
tiful, or more elastic seam than ours. It
makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing it.
We pay Agents from SIS to 5000 per month
and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., PITTSBURGH, PA, or
BOSTON, MASS.
CAUTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming off worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine made.
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"ANTED-AGENrs in all parts of
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TO THE LADIES. -F'OR ONLY
ONE DOLLAR we are selling SILKS,
SHAWLS, DRY and FANCY GOODS. Of
every description also, SILVER WARE.
FURNITURE, SC. Valuable Presents, from
So to $500, sent free Of charge to agents
sending clubs of ten and upwards.
CSirculsrs sent free to any address.
WYErH & CO.,
P. O. Box 2981.l ~ Hanover ST., Boston.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR MEN OF
IA OUR DAY; or Biographies (of over
SOY of the most prominent men Of the ma
ton. Including Grant, Sherman, Oolfax
Sumner, Stanton, Sheridan, Graw, Kelley,
Jay Cooke, Curtin, Trumbull. Fenton, Buck
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Phillips, Farragut. Chase, Logan, Stevens,
Beecher. and others. Embeilished with over
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for circulars. ZEIGLER, MCCURDY & CO.,
GA Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa.
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A GENTS WANTED in
- want of, and Agents who are selling all
kinds of SEWING MACHINES, are re
quested to address me with stamp for
greatly redgced prices and terms. j. K.
Parsons. box 4, CharlestOwn, Mass.
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OUR down street neighbor. Mr.. Geori o
Gurley, has determined TO abandon the
2 o cry business, and will commence the
sale by auction, on the first of June next, of
bis entire stock of groceries, etc.
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I I - j
Carroll TP.. April "a, 1885, g.

n Office Whereas, Letters Testa-
~ mentary On the last viii and testament
of Edward y. Burk, late of Washington
township, Cambria county, diseased, have
been granted by the Register of said coun-
ty to the undersigned. Notice is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against
the said deceased to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those in
debted are required to make payment with
out delay. JAMES J. KAYLOR.
April %, 1888 o.. Executor
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NANTED-AGENTS.-S2Oop ne

"ANTED-AGENTS.-S2Oo per
W month the year round or a certainty
of $500 to 81 900 per month to those having
little capital. We guaranty the above
monthly salary good active agents at their
own homes. 10y agent. farmer. gardner.
planter and fruit grower. North and South
should send at once for particulars. Please
call on or address j. AHERN s. CO.. Ga
Second street, Baltimore, Nd.
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Set off to your wife and your home.

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FEET
Just think of it !-one hundred and seventy
fe ct of stors and ware rooms under one roof,
running back in continuous succession. and
filled to repletion with more goods than "you
could shake . stick at 7" Amt that a big
thing for Ebensburg ; You bet 1t is, and
while you are laying the wager, just put up
an additional x upon these terms, and we
will-hold the stakes: That Geo. Huntley
has tie longest store room in Northern Cam
bria, at least-that he keeps more stoves,
more hardware, more tinWaFe, more grose-
ries. and more general variety of goods in
his line than any other dealer in the county,
and sells as cheap as any man in the retail
trade can sell (and pay for his goods), no
matter In what community the aforesaid
man may be doing business. Note this fact,
and have the wiscom to act on the hint it
conveys.
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Inn pGp EEhIT SAVED.-5, 900 Agents
IUU lEn UGNl. Wanted for the Nam
moth DOLLAR SALE. Full particulars in
circular. Address DEXTER, EAMEs & Co 8,
1855 Washington ST., Boston. Mass
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-, - y n 10 U ~ ", NItTh
Clerks OfHce, Ebensburg, May IA ls6s.-at
JOHN REII,-

a SSlGNEE-S NOTICE. = The
first ana partial accouut of Edward u.
Evans Assignee of E. Bedell and George w.
Kerhy, lately doing business in the name of
E. Bedell, in the Borough of Wimore, hast
been filed in the PTothonotary's Ofhce of
Cambria county, and will he presented To
the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
of said county for confirmation on the first
Monday of June next.
GEO. C. X. ZAIIM, Prothonotary.
Ebensburg, May IA. lS68.-3t
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The rain, it raineth every day :;

The rain, it raiueth every day;
The streets, they run like rivers
Dark clouds obscure the face of May;
Cold winds give one the shivers.
A gloomy cloud sometimes will ope,
For an hour, less or more;
And then with one accord the folks
All rush to Shoemakers' store.
P. S.-Pretty and cheap spring goods
lust received at Shoemakers'.
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TlO TIE LADEES.---We are agent
10 Arch Street, Boston. Mass.


WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,
w Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Ma
chimes, Silk Dress Patterns. Carpetings. Do
mestic Goods, &c. CIRCULARS SENT
FREE, giving full particulars, or ten checks
sent for One Dollar. describing ten different
articles which we will sell for ONE DOL
LAR EACH. Splendid inducements offered
to Agents sending us Clubs. Address La
BoNTE & BABBITT. So Sudbury ST., Boston.
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NE LEMKE ASSOCIATION.-The

NE LEMKE ASSOCIATION.-The
~ petition Of James c. Easily ct. al. has
been filed in the Prothonotary Office of
Cambria county for decree of incorpora-
tion, under the name, style and title of the
DE LEMKE ASSOCIATION, together with the
Cnstit utiOn thereof, which Will be present
ed to the Judges ef the Court of Common
Pleas of said county for a decree of incorPo-
ration on the first Monday of J1ne next
GEO. c. K. ZAHM, Prothonotary
Ehensburg, May ii, l86S.-3t.
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NOTICE.-Letters of fAdministra-
tion on the estate of George McGongh,
late of Clearfeld township, Cambria County. /.
decd, have been granted TO the undersigned,
residing at st. Augustine. Those having
claims against said estate will present them
properly probated. and those owing :he same
will make immediate payment.
CECILIA M'GOUGH, Adm'x.