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DIED,

DEVER.-At his residence In Munster
township. on Saturday, the 9Th inst, Neal
Dever. aged "a years.
The subject of the above notice was
born in the County Donegal. Ireland, from
whence he emigrated about the year 1918.
He arrived in Cambria county when it was
little better than the habitation Cf wild
beasts. Soon after, as a contractor, he
was eUe of the men who pushed the Hun
tingdon and Pittsburgh turnpike to it's
completion. He soon after settled IL the
woods, near what is now Munster, where.
by his untiring industry, he made for him
self and family a happy home, where he
spent the remainder of his days, loved and
esteemed by all with whom he associated.
To those who weep over his vacant seat
he leaves the gratifying assurance that he
lived and died an exemplary Christian
His remains were followed. on the lltk
inst, to their final resting place by large
concourse of mourners. Peace to his ashes.
F. P. T.
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MAE z RIED.

-M'DERMITT-In this place,
on Tuesday. 18th inst. by Rev. r. G. Chris
tv. DR.. j. j. Oatman, of Carraltown, and
Miss Regenia H., Oldest daughter of Col. B.
McDermitt, of Cambria township.
We are exceedingly surprised, astonished,
dumb-fnunded. We duu't know whether to
congratulate one of the most popular, whole
souled and deserving gentlemen in the coun-
ty upon his success in securing so amiable,
accom- mplishcti and charming a wife as our
young friend Jennie, or to congratulate ouI
self on having been made the recipient of
such a beautiful and valuable memento of
those good cid Democratic days when gold
and silver iingled in our pockets (not TO a
very alarming extent, however, and green
backs, stamp duties, and other blessings Cd
of a like character were unknown through
out the land. But while We are in this de
lightiul state Of uncertainty let Us endeavor
to describe our present, and then our ffisndS
and brethren Of the press can determine
whether such a man as the generous donor
does not deserve to he biessed-yea, douby
blessed-in his lately assumed prerogativeS
as husband. The coin is Of the same size
and shape as a three cent piece, is Of bright
golden color; it bears upon one side coun-
terfeit presertment of the head of the G ID
dess of Liberty, adorned with a cap bearing
the proper legend and encircled by thirteen
stars. and underneath the figures" 1854. -
On the reverse is an eagle rampant, sur
rounded by the words United States Of
America" and underneath the legend. "23
D." If memory serves US right, this coin
was known in our younger days as Two
DCILAR-AND-A-HA ALF-GOLD-PIECEi-
Aud now, dear Doctor, may G ID bless you
and your fair young bride with His choicest
blessings and may your golden wedding, fifty
years hence, find you both as happy, con-
tented AMI prosperous as our greetings this
day find you in the early hours of your MA
trimonial felicity.
MYERS-STORM.- Summitvile, on
Tuesday, 5th inst. by Rev. TEos. Ryan, Mr..
Gabriel Myers and Miss - Storm, both
of GAllitzin.
Our happy young friends have our thanks
for the delicious cake accompanying the
above announcement. May no storm of ad
versity ever buffet their matrimonial bsrque
in its voyage down the stream of life, and
when the other Gabriel sounds his trumpet
over the land may it awaken them to an i'm
mortality of glory in the haven of eternal
rest
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by land Of F. krng, south twenty-five DE-
grees, west eighty perches, to the place O.
Notwithstanding ninety acres, more or
less. it being part of an original tract Of land
which the Commo wealth of PenDsylvsuia,
by patent dated the 18th day of June, A J.
1866, conveyed to Lewis Dormyer, and the
same land which the said Lewis Dotnyer
by deed dated February Sd, A D. 1865 coz
Veyed to the said James E. Southworth, and
J. Warren Boody, now deceased. Taken 81
execution AAd to be sold at the suit of Lcwis
Donmyer. JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sherlf's Ot1ce, Ebensburg, May IA, Iae5.
n. B-The Sheriff has made. the follow
ing terms of sale One third Of the pureb ss5
money 10 be paid when the property is
knocked down. and the balance when the
deed Is confirmed.
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NRDINANCE OF THE BOR-

&
~ oUGH OF OARRoLLTOWE, passed
at a meeting Of tGe Town OOaacil, held
April a5ih, 1863
he ii enacted and ordained sy the Coun-
Gil or the Borough of OArrollto~n, aRd II is
hereby enacted and ordained By Iss suthor-
ity of tie Eamss That from and after the
lsst Sunday OF Nay Rexts any person or per-
soas gtanding OF loitsripg en- tAs streets
aear the church, or ca tAs Church SrOsnds,
on Sundays or hoIidayA, while divine ser-
rice is going ca 10 sAid church 81 ths bor-
ough Of CesrolitowR, Shall, en- conviction
thereof before the Burgess o. SSG1g Bur
Eess, be Ansd IN = sum Eek lsss thHn hfty
! centa nor more thas ten dollars eseh and
| the costs of said conviction s9ch Anes ~
be recovered according 10 the provisions OF
/ the several Acss of Assen5l, relating TO
! Boroughs in such cases.
DAVID O WETSEL,, BHrEsss.
Attest-JoHH Z. MAUeEER, Sec'y OF Council.
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q ICESSE NOTICE-1he following
"a persons have sled petitions for Tsv-
erp and Eating House Licenses In the Court
of Quarter Sessions Of Cambria county, TO
be presented to the Jrdgas Of said Court on
the Arst Mosday Of June next. To Wit
Zcre~a
Ignatius Koehle, Cambria baro; George
Smith, Cambria boro; Adam Kurtz, Cam
bria boro Dsniel Mcdonald, Cambria Dor :;
Edward Howe. Cambris boro John Reh-
berg, Cambria boYo Francis J GIossberge.,
Carrolltowp Lawrence Schroth, Carroll
town Lswrence Stitch, Carrolltown; Simon
Schroth, Carrolltown Andrew P. Baker.
Carroll tp Petsr Matzie. Conemaueh boro,
lst w; Charles Helfrich, Conemaugh boro.
Isl w; Mary Setz. OonemAugh boro, %
w George KuTtg, Conemaugh boro. I'd W !,
John Fisher. Couemaugh bore, I'd w Rich
ard Knouf. Conemaugh boro, al W; Victor
Yoeghtiy, Croyle tp; r. T. Linton B Son,
EbensbuEg boro, E. w; Jerome Plat, Eb-
ensburg, w. W; Isaac Crawford, Ebens-
burg w. w; George GurIey. Ebensburg.
w. W. Jamss Henry. Gallitzin tp; Jehu
Bending, Johnstown boro, Sd W John
Fritz, Johngtown boro. Sd W; r Durach.
Johnetown. Sd "; William Linton, Johns
t'wn, 80 W Charles Hochstine. Johastown,
Sd We John Gerhard, Juhnstown, Sd W /;
Henry Fritz, Jobnstown, Cd " Patrick
Kelly, Johnstowu, 81 W Adam BiershAuk.
Johnstown, Sd " Peter Soley, JohnstowA,
Sd w Geo. n. HohmsnH, Johnstown. 9Th
| W; Henry Schnsble. Johnstown, 4th "
Philip H,s!xog, Loretto boro John B. Ny
ers. Loretto boro; Emanuel James, Mill
vile boro; John Riley, AillVilie boro Jos
Gels. Richlsnd tip; Henry Hughes. Summit
vile boro; Michael j. Platt, Susquehanpa
tip; William Callan, Washington tp; Geo.
w. MEllin, Washingtoa tp; Francis Coop
er, Obest Springs boro; FlavHau Baid. Gall
litzin tp; David Falcon. Taylor tp; Lenhart
kest, Taylor tp; FlorAin BiaSeli, Loretto
koro.
Eating Houss.
Henry Blum. Carro;ltown boro; Peter
Brown. Croyle tp John Jordan, Johnstown
boro. q W; JeffH Streum, Johnstown Dor.
8d w; Adam Pbarr, Jchnstswn boro, sd
W; Henry Housuan, Johnstown bono, zth
" John a. StemneF. Johnstown boro. 4th
Y; Christian Rricn. Summitvile boz Marx
Mclaughlin. " ashington tp; John eehroth,
Wilmore horo.
GEO. G. &. ZAHb, Clerk.
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USE THE BEsr-Blades' Euphonial Lu-
6ricatOrs are a medical preparation in tie
form of Lozenge. and are universally con-
sidered the most pleasant, convenient and eff
fectual remedy in use for Hoarseness. Coughs,
Colds, Groups, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Diptbera, and all Pulmonary Complaints.
They are WARRANTED to give quicker and
more lasting benefit in the above affections
than any other remedy. Also to contain no
deleterious ingredient, and not to offend the
weakest and most sensitive Stomach.
Blades Constitution Pils are so called be-
cause of their peculiar effect upon the Liver,
Stomach, Blood and Nervous System. For
inactivity of the Liver, for the Stomach in
arrangement, or Dyspepsia, they will de-
light the patient with their mild and bene>
fetal effect, especially if after long continued
indigestion and costiveness, they are left
with periodical returns of the Sick Headache.
In case of a severe cold. producing Chills
and Fever. you can break it very soon by
using the Pills as per directions with each
box. JOHN ID. BLADES & Gu,
aug8-1y Proprletors, Elmira, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists 26 cts. per box.
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ENTHE ORPHANS COURT OF

EN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
4 CAMBRIA COUNTY.-NoTIez Is HERR-
BY eIvBE that the following ApPraisements
of Personal Property and Real Estate, ses
apart for the widows OF intsstates under Act
of,Assembly of 18th April, 1851, have been
filed in the Registers Once at Ebensburg
and will be presented to the Orphans Court
Tor approval, Wednes day, the Sd day OF
June next, to wit:
Appraisement of certain personal proper
ty set apart for the widow Of Sam'l Croyls,
late of Croyle township, decd.
Appraisement or certain personal proper
ty set apart for the widow OF Andrew Mil
ler, late OF Johnstown, decd.
Appraisement of personal property and
real estate set apart for the widow or John
Pergrin, late OF Jackson township, dec d.
Appraisement of personal property and
real es ate set apart for the widow OF Geo
Brown, late of Gonemaugh township, decd
Appraisement of certain personal proper
ty set apart for the widow of Daniel Hor-
ner, late of Taylor township. decd,
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk
Clerks Office. Ebens3urg, May IA, l86S.-Si
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Clerk,s Oaice Ebenseurg, May ~, le6s.-s

N Office. E.-Whereas, Letters TeFta-
IN mentsry on ths last will and testament
of Edward A. 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 TO all persons having claims against
the said deceased to present them properly
authenticated for settlement, and those in
debtfd are required to make payment with
out delay. JAMES J, kAYLOR,
April %, 1905. q. Executor.
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WTANTED-AGENTS.-S2Oo per

UANTED-AGENTS.-$ 1900 per
W month the year round or = certainty
of $500 to ZOO per month to those having
a little capital. We guaranty the above
monthly salary to good active agents at their
own homes. Every agent. farmer. gardner.
planter and fruit grower, North and South,
should send at once for particulars. Please
call on or address j. AHERN & CO., 6S
Second street, Baltimore, Nd.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EEsSsguec AsD CRRssoN RAnRoAD.
On and after Monday, May IL, 1868,
trains ON this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At7,35 A. NJ, connecting with AccomodG-
tiou East aud Phila. Express West.
At 7I5 r. NJ, connecting with Phila. Elk.
f ut and Mail West.
LEAVE CREssoN-
At 800 A. NJ, or on departure Of Phila.
Express West.
At s.55 P. N, or on departure of Phfia. Ex-
Press East.
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a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. = The

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. = The
- first ano partial account of Edward D.
Evans, Assignee OF E. Bedell and George W.
Kerby, lately doing business in the name of
Z. Bedell in the Borough of Wilmore, hast
been filed in the othOnotarys Oifiue of
Cambria county, and will be presented to
the Judges of the Curt OF Common Pleas
Of said county for confirmation On the first
Monday of June next.
GEO. c. K. ZAHM, Prothonotary.
EbensburG, May IA. IS6S.-3t
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TEvO THE LADIES. -FoR ONLY
Ii OxE DOLLAR we arc selling SILKS,
SHAWLS. DRY and FANCY GOODS, of
every description also, SILVER WARS,
FURNITURE. SC. Valuable Presents. from
So to $500, sent free gF charge TO agents
sending clubs of ten and upwards.
FCircu!ars sent free TO any address
WYETH & CO.,
P. O. Box 2931.1 AZ Hanover ST., Boston.
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RI ig9l HALLS
Gga u1IVEcETERLE SIClLIkN
- .s 2 lfTi HAIR
.RZzYEVEIR
GRAY HAIR

NhA1 HAIK
Restored to its original Youthful Color by
its use.
1t will make Hair gro1o upon bald heads,
except in very aged persons, as it furnishes
tho nutritive principle by which the hair is
noHrished and supported.
1t viii prevent the hair from falling out,
and does not stain the skin.
No better evidence Of its superiority need be
adOuced than the fact that so many in,itatious
Of 1t are offered to the pubtic.
IT Is A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSING /!
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
r. ?. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. H., Props.
For sale by ali druggists. lMay7.-1m.
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NXECUTORS' NOTICE. = Letters
EA Testamentary having been granted to
the undersigned on the estate of Christian
Buck, late of Carroll township. decd, notice
is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against said estate to present then properly
adiudicated for settlement, and those indebt-
ed are requested to make payment without
delay. ELLEN BUCK. Ex.rs
A. STRITTMATTER, H'A
Carroll TP., April 2s, lsss.-eks
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FHVO MARY MILLER. JOHN REII-

70 MARY MILLER, JOHN REIL-
n LY AND IGNATIUS ADAMS, JR.-
TAKE NoTIcE that an Inquest will be held
at the residence of Ignatius Adams, late of
Washington township decd, on Friday, tho
29th day of May, inst, at 10 o'clock A. M,
for the purpose of making partition of the
Real Estate of said deceased to and among
his children and legal representatives, if the
same can be done without prejudice 10 or
spelling the whoie-otherwise to value and
aopraise the same at which time and place
YOU are requested TO atterd if you think
proper. JOHN a. BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Ebensburg, May IA, 1863
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
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GIPsIEs.-Quits large number of these
irregular people were enCamped for several
days of last week on the side of the CLAY
Pike" about half mile west Of town. Their
encamrmeut WAS a rare attraction over
Sunday, and was visited by many Of our
citizens. who were curious to see the domes-
tic habits Of these unique beings In the
midst or their little booths, rmed of spruce
boughs, seated by their fires, with their
horses dogs, and wagons arounl them. they
appeared perfectly happy. To them, land
lords. rate assessors, and tax collectors are a
race unknown. To them. it is matter of
indifference who rules the country whether
Democrat CT Republican. Jew or Greek ;
whether old Ben shall ioGRe into The PTesi-
dency, or whether the constitutionallv elec-
ted President shall serve out his term of
Office.
The Gipsies. or G ypsies. (eithcr spelling
is correct.) are emphaticslly "a peculiar
peopIo." Th1y are found in every civilized
country, and everywhere possess the same
wGll-maskei pecularities. The term used
among Us is a corruption Of the word Egyp-
tian. IL Italy, Gipsy is called ZinSdro I;
in Span, Gitano; in France. Esgyptien -
They at first represented themselves as
Christians driven out of Egypt 10y the Mo-
hammedans. 1t is now generally believed
that they originally emigrated from India at
the time of the MUhammedan invasion OF
Tenor Beg. 1t would be funny to hear OF
our modern Gipsies declaring themselves
Christians prosecuted for conscience sake
They are not supposed to be thin r>sknned on
the question Of religion. These people have
figured extensively in our literature, from
William Cowper and Walter Scott doi0B to
6ylvauus Cobb, jr.
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HkITEl AEEATS $50 s5s to saoO PSI ao.;

WAITED AGENTS ess1y%5:es szs TO saeO s. Bs5 ao; aoj
female, to Introduce the Genuine hstpTered
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machinr that Will sew a stronger, more beau
tlfui. or more elastic seam than ours 1t
makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" Every
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We pay Agents from SIS to 5000 per month
and expenses, or commission from which
twice that amount can he made. Address
SECOMB & CO., PITTSBURGH, PA. or
BOSTON, MASS.
CAUTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palmipg off worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same name OF otherwise
OURS is the only genuine aud really practical
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WE SELL TOR ONE ROEEAG,
w Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Ma
chimes, Silk Dress Patterns. Carpetings, Do
mestc Goods. &c. CIRCULARS SENT
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sent for One Dollar, describing ten different
articles which we will sell for ONE DOL
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to Agents sending Us Clubs. Address La
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INDESPENSARLE FOR LAnzra

= is the SEWING GUIDE. For the assis-
tance of ladies in hand sewing, protecting the
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- petition of James c. Easily ct. al. has
been filed in the ProthOnotary's Office of
Cambria county for decree of incorpora-
ton, under the name, style and title of the
De LEIKE ASSOCIATION, together with the
Constitution thereof which VIII be present
ed to the Judges eff the Court of Common
Pleas of said county for decree of incorpo-
ration on the first Monday of J3ne next.
GEO. c. X. ZAHM, ProthonotAry.
Ebensburg, May IA. 1868. st.
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g EGISTERB NOTICE-Notice
ga is hereby given that the following Ac
counts have baeH passed and fled in ths
Registers ofi:s az RoepsbErg, ard will be
presented to the Orphans Court Of Cambria
county, fer confirm 2tioE sza allowance, on
Monday, the lst 1Ay OF Juue nsxt, - Wit:
The final account OF Charles RuItsn, Ad-
mini.trator OF Samuel BurkkATt, late 81
JACKSON township, decd.
The first account OF John Cole, Guardian
Of Adam and Anna Hitch.
The account Of Peter Rabritz- Executor Of
Jacob Rubfits, late Of ConenaaEh up, decd.
The fret and fnsl account Of William. J.
Pryce, Adm'F D1 RoEIs x0s Of Wm. Fryce,
late of Cambria township, 5es'd.
The first account of Adam KurtA, Hx'r Of
Herman VokaaTsd, late Of Cambria borough,
deceased.
The account sf Jared WilG&Raa, sF., Guar
dian " ThouRs ParGtt-
TIE 6rst and partial aososRt OF Paul 7 ali
ner, Xxecutor of Frsnois Closer, Late of
Chest township, deed.
The account Of Wm. P. Buck, Guardian
OF ; ohn Damn.
The afsh aad firsl secsunt Of Ana Henry,
Adn'x Of wtn. Webster, lass Of Washington
township, decd.
The second Aad fnal account Of Julius
steich, Adza'r Of Andrew Gels, lGts Of Gar
rolltown berough, decd.
JAlIES GRIFFIN, Register.
Registers OAee, ESsDsbarg, Nay Z, 1858.
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Sole Manufacturers. For sale by principal
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SPRING has come, the de!ieate-footed May,
With its slight fringes filed with buds
aud flowers
And with it comes wish to be away,
Wasting in woodlands the voluptuous
hours
With u comes a so another wish, namely
to go to Shoemaker i Co.'s store and buy
bill of the elegant Spring goods which line
their capadops sRefvs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-14

"DoN'T WRITE THERE !"-"Don't write
there" said one to lad who was writing
with a diamond in a ring on pane ol
glass of hotel window.
"Why9" said the lad.
"Because you can't rub it out"
There are other things that we should
not do because We cannot rub them out.
When some little heart longs for a friend
to love it and help it, and we speak or
act nkindiy it may be that we cannot
afterwards Grub it out" II may last lon
ger than the diamond writing on a glass.
It may last forever. "The blood of Jesus
Christ cleanses US from all sim" but even
then we cannot, at least this side of the
grave, forget that we did sin. We may
be forgiven by God for Jesus sake, yet
we do not cease to remember that it was
done. "Dou't write there" you
can't rub it out"