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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

ANDY JOHNSON STILL ON INK TRAoK. 1t
seems that the Can't-get- away Club of politi-
clans at Washington are in O. state of great ex-
element about the Democratic Convention in
New York They are always in state of
great excitement about something or other
Some Of them 80 ardently desire the nomination
of Andy Johnson as to hope confidently for it.
They even venture to make bets that Andy
will come in on the quarter stretch and provo
to be the winning horse after all And who
can tell what may happen2 The Convention
of 1868 is in snarl as tangled as the Conven-
ton Of 1874 was in when the name of Polk was
used to cut the Gordisn knot. 1t is in d.
lemma as perplexing as the Convention Of 1852
was in when the heads of q bakers dozen of
candidates were knocked togethersto make
way for poor Pierce. With the precedents Of
Polk and poor Pierce to encourage him, why
should not Andy Johnson still be on the track
my policy" he mnst feel, is just what their
platform is likely to be. We cannot suppose,
however, that even this will induce the Con-
vention to nominate him, for they wanA can
didate who shall be their servant and not their
master That is the difaculty with johnson.
He can hardly be accounted an available
candidate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
SAsrnan's Fusdins Bill ard tho. Treasury
Ring.

SAoRmans fuSaSng bui and. tho. Treasury
Ring.
Il appears from our Washington correspond
eace. published: in another part Of the paper,
that the Treasury ring. are working like
beavers to get. ShermanA Funding bill sctsd
upon befors.the- session a Congress closes II
b monstssus- job by which. o few individuals
are to mako millions OF dollars. for manipnlst-
ing the government sseurities--for doing what
the government clerks would do just ss,well
at only the cost Of their regular salaries.
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 issue bonds in
such form and denomination as be may choose
for the redemption, purchase or exchange Of
the nOn-interest bearing debt-that Is, Of the
legal tenders, besides other powers altogether
ont Of character and dangerous. They are
and honest, ought TO hold; bsA In the hands
Of Mr.. MoCnlloch they would prove most
disastrous. He Is utterly incapable, and
Is the mere tool Of the Treasury ring Of leeches
and jobbers. There is no urgent necessity for
this Funding bill just now there 10 not time
Congress has not the. ability to mature pro-
per measure on this vastly important subject.
The only thing Congress should do with regard
to financial matters is to tie up the hands Of
the Secretary In the matter Of giving commits
sions for manipulating and exchanging securi-
ties and selling gold. Let something be done
to prevent him doing any further mischief and
leave everything else till the elections are over
and new Congress can assemble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

TIE Intsruatioaal Coinage Questiou-seuator
lMsrsan's Report.
The Finance Committee of the Senate re-
ported q bill through Senator Sherman few
weeks ago for carrying out monetary unifcation
among the nations according to the plan agreed
upon BY the conference held in Paris. On the
18th ult. Mr.. Morgan presented an adverse
misority report to the Senate, the substance of
which was published In the HERALD. We
have already stated our objections to the
bill and to taking any Action in the matter at
present, and Senator Morgan has made lucid
and forcible argument from the same point of
yisw. Unlncstion Of the coinage of the world,
or even Of the coinage Of the chief commercial
nations, would he very good, and would facili-
tate exchange II this and all other countries
were on specie basis and the exchanges could
be kept evenly balanced; but 1t would do us
no good while We have paper or mixed our
rency and gold ct high premium; and it is
doubtful II II would not prove Injurious to us
ster rssuming specie payments, as long as the
balance Of trade and exchange remains against
us and In favor Of Europe. There is generally
too great drain Of specie from this country to
Europe, and this IL more likely to be aug
mented than diminished through increasing
importations and the payment Of interest on
the debt held abroad. UniAcation would
rather facilitate the now Of specie from the
United States aud tend TO keep US roor In the
precious metals. Besides II there is to be
unincation, we maintain that the decimal
system and coinage Of the United States are the
best In the world, that this country is soon to
be the financial centre Of the world, and that II
any change be made the nations Of Europe and
other parts Of the globe should conform 10 our
system and standard. But ID Is not practical
question at the present time; for we have not
metallic currency. and, therefore, there Is no
necessity for Mr.. Shermsn's bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

NxeoLKoS's PkAos THEORY. During the
Legislative debate on the army cstim ates, 30
set forth In the French budget, which took
place in Paris On the 9Th Of July, Minister
Rouher,. speaking for the Emperor. declared
that "a srong army 10 . pledge a peace"
adding, ''the Emperor's governments accepts
the idea OF German unity" Az soon 90 King
william OF Prussia can bave the new French
idea" rendered In grammatical German he
win no doubs heartily accept it, and illustrate
its accuracy and force by pointing TO sadows,
concluding, perhaps. with,ths patriotic Ameri-
can inquiry. "whos sffsidr" Minister Ban
croft can furnish the worss correctly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

ANOTHER CANDIDATE IN THE RRnLD.-The
New York delegates to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention met on Saturday evening
and adopted . resolution to present the name
of Horatio Seymour Is their candidate. for
President and to vote for him in the Conven-
ton unless be should formally decline nomi-
nation. Governor Seymour thereupon formally
Withdrew his name, and on his motion the
delegation resolved unsniuously 10 present
the name Of Sanford E. Church O. the candi-
date Of the State Of New York. Mr.. Church il
from Orleans county. Hehas been Lieutenant
Governor and Comptroller of the State, and was
the leading member of the State constitutional
Convention on the financial questions thai
came up for consideration. He has clean
war record and Ia democrat Of the Marcy
and Silas Wright school,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06

YOSEMITE vALLEr-The graphic description
in smother part OF this days HERALD Of the
great Yosemite Valley. In California, Is from
the pen Of our travelling correspondent and
written in the valley. u win be found inter
esting, and more particularly so at the present
time, when the Goth and vandal land specu-
lators are besecching the corruptionists in
Congress so give them control Of this greatest
natural curiosity and wonder In the world.
Tbs cry of Hands of" comes 10 us from all
psrts Of the sountry. and we re echo Il into the
ears Of our Legislators.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

LOCAL CGRRESPCNDENCE.
1rT-rH rBog JoHxsr0vE-ACurDExT- NEW
WARD AED Z PROPOSED INV BoR oUGH-TEE
EA.LL EPIDEs5TC, &C.
JoHKsTowE, Feb 3, 1865.
To tIs EEifo- q T5se -4EIegiz7sia1a-
A man lamed Buylen, an employee Of
the Cambria Iron Company, met with a
serious injury during the past week by
the milling upon him Of large quantity
Of slate, from the roof of one Of the G. J.
Co.'S mines. His recovery Is considered
doubtful.
4 bil creating { new ward II Johns
town (the sixth has passed both branches
OF the Legislature and Is now law.
The citizens Of that part Of ConemRugh
station lying west OF the Conemaugb
river have petitioned the Court OF TINS
county to sci them Of as borough, TO
be called Franklin
AIr. John Ryan, Of Cambria borough,
has purchased the brick row Oh Main st.
Of that borough, from Mr.. James Melon
aughy, fer $4,000.
A select social party VIII be given at
the Foster House, by the proprietor, Mr.
Wm. Palmer, op Wednesday evening
next.
The Turner's OF this place viii give 3
fancy dress nsH al FrenEeiser's Hall on
the 18th instant
The first annual ball of fhe Assistance
Fire Company viii be held II Parke S
Hall Oh the 2lst instant. II promises &c
be grand affair
4. The sieighinE is excellent. DIo.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

FoR SALE-Will be offered at private
sale. tht house and lot now occupied by
Mrs. Hutchinson. The property Is situ-
ated on High street, Ebensburg, in the
most desirable location, either for place
OF business OF place of residence, IN
town.
Also, full lat OF Center street, one
square north OF the 1'6ialnon6" "a spler-
did location for q private residence.
For particulars, inquire at
THIS OFFICE
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

CUREs TOR HOLM ATsBURe.-Dr Valentine
has been curing persons IL neighboring
Towns that have seemed almost miraculous.
Let the healed speak OF facts
Henry Leim er- stiff arm and hand perfect
" restored Nicholas Mercer came with twU
slaves, been lame for years, mas no furt he-
for them, entirely restored Eliza Butler
lame IL arm and leg tor fifteen years, restored
entirely ANA SconsUn, severe disease 0f
heart Tor fifteen months suffering severely,
entirely restored Wu Buck nervousness,
cured Margaret HauneEan, falling Of womb
and heart disease. had 10 De helped up stairs,
instantly restored Margaret Kase. hand
useless for seven years, restored Andrew
SnovbeIEer, consumption, rapidly Improv-
InE ram Bailey, II bed for three months
nno gwen u as Incurable, improving rap
idly ano walking about, disease consumption
The above are few Of the cures performed
II HolIIdaysburg.
.'.State o. Pe7na, To-k colztu, ss.-Before
me, Justice OF the Peace, III and for saIc
county, personally Game Philip Hoffman, o;
J 0rk township, II the county and State afore-
said, who being duiv sworn, depOses anG
SAYS: That for - years past ne mas been
I deaf. caused by disease Of the head, ano
/ DAY Of July, at York borough. and WIS IN
stRntIy relieved and permanently cured IL
the course OF Ten days apd further saith
not Pam HOFFMAN
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me 1ht
( Sd day OF AHCusI, a. D. 1S6I--JoHN =
4 METzELL, Justice Of the Peace, 1St Ward
+ York borough"
E1= Will be II Ebensburg from Feb. Il IL
10 Feb. 18th, 1855.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

HRS. GWINN L TROAEL-
Having associated IN the practice OF
Medicine, offer their services 10 the citizens
of Ilorelto and vicinity Dr. Trozel may al
vsvs be found q the tCuss Of Peter GhrIsfy
when MOI professionally engaged, where
uipi,4 calls NAV be made and Or. G8inn, 81
Ms residence IL Loretto-
~k B.-Au persons having open ac-
counts with the subscriber are requested to
call Tor settlement NA- GN Inn.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06
X CURTAIN FIXTURE.

% K CURTAIN FIXTURE
NJ. Has no superior IN the world Is
nrnuounced fauItless ny ali who have seen II
II Il predicted II viii supersede ali other
Curtain Fixtures nov II use
< For sale ~ q HbNIAtt.
,rr-111 Ebenbrurr, Pns
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

GREAT REDUCTION IN TURs-J ames
n Thompson hereby gives notice that he
VIII close out his stock OF ladies furs al
greatly reduced prices. Ladies, take no
tice-if you want bargains IN fu-s, cal On
Mr. y. a. once.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

-7--rrEas- SUNDAY vas Candiemas
Rr General consent, the ground
omitted 10 have seen ms shadow,
are booked iur SIX wee&s more
--,--He~. The work pf pincIns
u,-s NJ the -aleEraph poies between
-. and E}5..oluD-e has been commen-
= md ril. be completed II few Gays.
r., Huntingdon county Democratic
.-,vsrtion me- last week, and declared N
/ .--,- Of Jacob CressEeII, Of that county,
.- Surveyor GeDera..---A little girl, zen
-s cd. daughter OF NJ. Shay, Of A.
.-- was burned 10 death II tha1 place
sr uuvE ago by her clothing taking
m tr1n Z lighted Euck with winch sne
Va piav!ng.---Nr. John Cox has assumed
me duties OF Treasurer o. Cambria cour-
rr vr-e Co. NcDermIrt, whose term mas
c-rirsG.---The County Commissioners Of
BisI- county invite proposals for the ereo-
,ior 7r ? new jail The Commissioners
.- gau.pv.. county ought to follow suit
z7l,,- rguntv mas declared II iuFoT OF
- - g.. z.-.,oF F,- pes
80. TT 49,. 6rs sbour every
.,Ha- dav in AItooua- laccucia-les are
=. -4.,-,n5 -5o-, Tine Frer,,r,
- ,--r, 7-s zroo,5 vofnme last week
N5ud.v was the coolest DAY OF -le
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...---,-r.-a- e-7a6 g- 1-7 bsipv zera.
r,5...s,-v-r mas r-,zvr sr +as- nj Iora that
-o. 1as,. forr5 racrssa-v n add n
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win tbs ari,57,r Tn loss : az,ins-a[
q SIg0 oaO Tbe fire i sunnosed +,
s.7a o-7-,7r,.to5 4rorn . 5e4ac-7ra f,rs
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,on7,-v x,..-. ,,,.-s.,,,,f ,v7I1 p. ,,r,rir,,a5
without inre-rrr-io- F-,, IN os;.7.
s.atsuen. made ~ -t., k,..s-.- y----.-
20 .ns l,zr5.Ia-r,-r =. --.-..-s -t,.. ~.
b-il count owes .aa Sra,a fa- State ~
one on5 ,,,--..-5 81, u e oos9s
A .7r-.. ~ 49, ~ - -.
Jobvr,o,r1 7,-,7,,,s +l,.t ..Bo, u /
Mc-er mad 57scoya-a5 -i,s r,r,.e NJ zar
sr.r p,s.r,.zt.-s =, his ,ffs--ir- ,,,o-l.,
4. .ue Foz, Office Denu-rugnt 5oT remo
va, c0uulsd with TIE assurance from N,
sGito~ liar utHs -ar,o--..ls v7rl bov5iv q.
uaaer ouaa- oo,u p, .,,t,,-v IN 4fi
assurance Is contained ID this week
Huntingdon -An.eri-gr which pnnoupee
.az. the Pos-mgsts-s - C,almont. Du6
.gg Wa.ersrrgs1 Sr,-uee Creek Mamie
tgl NcA Ievv's Fart and RTount Union
a.. IL Hutiupaon cour-v have inst beer
removed and vioIeut Democ-srs annoirte
tg thar H. NJ 77-,1lz- TT-.-.s.17
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

Coon NEWS To OWNERS OF HoEsEs.-HRF-
ing secured the R:d OF good ShoeT, and
being well supplied with Nails and Shoes, !
am determined 10 offer 10 cash customers the
greatest inducement held out II this place
since things were low ! on can have your
Horses shod AL round for One Dollar aud Fif-
" Cents. ] viii also iron Sleighs and SIeds,
make Wagon Tire and all kinds Of Chains,
and do everything in the BlacksuIthing line
NJ greatly reduced prices for the cash.
Shop near the Foundry of E. Glass.
T. 4 SINGER
Ebensburr, Dec. Il, 1861.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06
nckL EkD Personal.
- - CEEssoE KAILRoAD.

-.--vsRr-Re AND ericsson RAILROAD
I'D after Monday, Ap.. e, 1857, trains
= -,ur viii -un IS follows:
--.vT FBEEsBUR6-
~ 10 z. connecting with Dny EXP
Eas- and PM. Exp. West.
~ Al connecting with PhilE. Exp.
d re and Mail Train v est
,-syT CEEsEOF-
bE-do-I n o. uD departure Of Phil.
Izgrszs West.
tt540F. n, o. on departure ot Fnllh-
Ezuresg Las
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

CLEARANCE HALE Mills & Go. intend
taking al accouur OF stock shortly, ard
tor few dpys vii sell al manner Df dry
goods, groceries, DC, ri greatly reduced
prices. Store on High street, uesr tine
Diamond Call early
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

DIED-ln = JohnstOwn, Oh Saturday last,
Mr. Richard T DAVIS, aged at,r,rA, Z wears.
The deceased formerly resided IN Ebens-
burg, and was well and favorably known
10 our citizens. His remains were brought
here for iute-ment on Monday.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

SrEC-ACIEs-C. T. Roberts, Al the
Ebensburg Jeweiry Store, has on hand
probably the best stock Of speoGacIes ever
brUasht 70 Cambria county Spectacles
10 suit al ages-spectaeles 10 magnify
mueh o. magnify liltle-gold spectaeles
and steel specaaeles-all kinds Of Epects-
cies, and at al prices.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

KEIGIoUs.-We ure requested 10 give
notice that Wm. II. SchsI will breach IN
the Baptist Church, Ebensburs, Oh Lord :
day the 9th instant, at 10. clock, : n,
and 6 O'Clock, ?. L. the public are Il
vIts0 10 attend.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

RAIIR0AD ACCIDENTs.- breaking
81 4 rail on the PeunsylvaBia Railroad
threw the Fast Line east of the track ii
the vicinity of Mill Greek station, Hunt
ingdon county, OF Friday morning last
Four cars ran over q bank and upset,
killing one passenger, Mrs Anne Ding
gin, OF Pirtsburg, and slightly injuring
several others. Three Of the cars took
FIRE, anc were quickly reduced TO ashes.
the BODY Of the woman killed conld not
be got out Of the car, and was burned be
yond recognition. The deceased was ao-
eompanied by her husband, and husband
where they hoped 10 better their condi-
ton beyond what they had previously
known. They mad sold out their posses
sIons IL Pittsburg only Z couple Of days
before, 10 enable themselves 10 reach the
Golden State.
\ sleeping car attached 10 the Day
Express cast ran OF the track AZ % ack-
saddle" near BlarsviIle Intersection, on
Sunday morning last The car was con
siderabiy Bmashed up, but DO person was
injured The accident was caused by =
broken rail
I ANOTHER OLD BoOK-We have been
shown by Mr.. Y 5. Barker = very old
/ bouk-probahiy the Oldest II TINS section
OF country II was printed IN London IN
. l6a22-22336 years ago-and bears tbs ioi-
loving title:
LECTURES
Won
TIE FOVRTH or
J0Ek.
1 t1-eRcheU n AsI2bz -JelszOvcb. II Leicester
shire, by thai late FaiIufau and v Worthy
Minister Of Eesus Christ, ArtnTr HiIder-
sun
/ The imprint Is rs follows:
/ London Printed bv George Miller. Tor
Edward BreTster. and are 10 b- SOLD IL PauIs
1 CEurcb--ard Il the figure % the BibIe.-
ADCzZZE-
4 The subject matter OF the book, rs well
As Its printing, binding, and general
Ilake-up, Is Of the most quaint and an
uque description. Al II al, II Is ureas-
ure in lis way, and would delight the
heart OF al antiquarian 10 beh0ld.
FROM TFE SoUTH.-ghe following let
ter from the ''hot-bed Of secession" dem
unstrates Two things c0nclusIvely-frst-
that the desutution and misery prevailing
there are fearful ana widespread, and sec
oud, that the writer cannot spell very
we'll
Der Sz-- take the Pleasure OF Writing
voU rnls few inns 10 let Won know that I Was
rs-E sick with The Fever and am ouI OF ID
plUvme-- and very hard Up am bea-ter row
auL write TO v0U & other tetter OF recomGe-
tlul II as the Vu2-t1,sssJer Employing no BODY
tLa- was Eu5 arHe- Uut ne SAID If ] re1
q letter from Tou 10 prove that J help Vol
and the others officers ouI Of Charleston hs
woeC give ms sCmthIng 10 dc know yOU
viii do that ! totC him bear Cspten the ons
hGf Of Is starving here VIII 10 me- rs sunt
IS yOu get This rite 10 voU before but die
not EeJ Dear Cart ] hOsp viii fInG you GnC
voU- flrmley well excuse my -Iting never SCI
surt Tins before Dear capten w-I1 me as Suns
q YOU can
Dear Capteu I have no more 10 say TO Vol
- present Dut remains your obedAut sa-Teut
He'll We are requested 10 giv'
notice that Wm. Il Srhsn viii preach il
the Baptist Church, Ebensbura, OF Lord
day, ths 9Th instant at 10. clock, : n.
and o clock, .. L. Tns public are II
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06
CLOCK AND WATCHNAKER =
SBT2G. Pa

2tt-NS4L1.kzs "a
Z. 7 EnJs-ls mas constantly Il ma store
vel selected and varied assortment Of -2-ta-
cles- wlTcb ne offers cheap Tor CASH VIZ
3 Silver American WATCH Tor sso .Ue.
CLOCKS Of every style aud finish, e. reduced
JEWELRE Of the vc-v best mate-i=z, var-
-zzl1ee
anchor and LepIne WATCHES, Or=-thi-c
cheaper than II 1866
Sold Finger RINGS, One-thITd cheaper than
last year
X0-1en Sod PENS, 81 the rrau1,factu-er's
prices
Gold, Silver, Steel, and Plated sPEC-A-
Giles cheaper than ever.
Plated FORKS, Tea and Tabie Spoons, Is
gODo IS Silver
Plated c CAsTORs. CARD arr Cake BASKETs,
ES0BETS- RE-S EErGS-
RIFLES and SHOT GIkS, tng- vii kiH -
every pop
REYOLTEBS and PISTOLS, win CAR
TRIDGES 10 suit.
PIPES Of Gutta PercfIa, Y God. and China
15ock--oe57H COLLARS me bss1 Z0u can
ven
SCHOOL BOOKS. chEHpeT SnGn elsewhere.
ToYS and TOY ROCKS, Ter a mere song
Sfnre-fs SEWING MACHINES win Cotton,
Sjit-, and OE-
PHDTC EAPH abb MS Q mold from - 10
200 Picture
ACCDRDLAKS- T49LLKS. FLTTES. FIFEs
EioIIn BOWS, STRINGS and KEYS.
A1sO-
Drums Whistles, DEasreIlzz,
He-zs- JeE=EhA-eEr Clothes Brushes,
Harmonious 2aI- Brushes,
Trunks T0efb Brushes,
garpe1 Sacks, Combs,
satcnel2, busting B-4lshes-
No-E 3uzezs c--ub Brushes
t,a-tfoilos, looking Glasses,
Genes StITtE 6ewI1E Baskets
tI-cTes- S-sF szz7 Hard Baskets,
kE-1E zf4s Canes Rrtps
Sus',eHd7-s, 4rnol6's best Writing
Eaa0ke-c.zlsfk, r}aia
Pe-fuEas-T- Sos rs Ped an6 TziacE T,,I-
focs-. t'eoKs Tax STANDS, Pen Rackss
Sn>c41eTz ( BoR->is, Miscellaneous BiRnE
I'1nI1ees, Paints, RaoZz.
Lai,te huaTsS, E,gss Books, Diaries.
ROCKET t4nly =, Alunanacs, Deeds,
l-s-zorS am StTopB. Summons, Notes
sun Cap, Puzzles, Psnr-. Envelopes
20 IA, leads, Tobacco,
: -mber Beans Ciyar-
And many other articles
CHI 46D GET BaRGALHSs
g3 Clocks. Watches, snd Jrwel-- r.
i I1n1rsd II the best style Of workmanship, and
warranted
Thankful Tor past favo-s. tie subscriber
hopes by strict attention 70 business 70 uIsrit
4 continuance o. puAIic patronage
( jams c. 7. ROBERTS
! Door AsD SH0E EMPORIUM =
D The subscriber b4gs fsave 10 inform
! The FublIc that he has opene6 oar 3 Boot and
! Shee Store ia the rooms formerly occupiesl
+ by Davis & Evans. or Center street EBens-
burg, where re wlA earry on the business On
N extensive scale.
ErA ny Krs-y-g ur,r-z - ----
Eos sais n Cify IsTioss
! BOOTS 2ED SHOES n06e 10 o-6e--
On sho-fcS5 notircs
E7 The public are invited 70 give ms =
eah. ] viii sell cheap the cheapest and
warrant ny stock ana make 20 c-Tve SAT- sfs,-
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

EVERYTHING " Williams, II the
Ebensburg Stove and Tipware House,
has as complete stock Of articles II hlf
line rs any like establishment IL the GONE
y. In addition, he sells as cheap as EDy
ike establishment IL the county. To uss
MS Owl words, he '.FiIl not De under
sold" Try hin
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06
THIS OFFICE.

IMPORTANT LOCAL LEGIsLATION-A
bill mas been introduced into the State
Legislature, which, though sumptuary
law, ought 10 pass. II provides that all
the people OF Ebensburg and vicinity,
without distinction as 10 age, sex, or color,
be required 10 buy their winter goods HI
4. A. Barksras cheap store.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

DRESS UPl-It is . duty that mnn
owes 10 society to clothe himself decently
and comfortably, if not tastefully. TINS
can better be done by buying ones attire
al Leopold's / Bro Oak Hall Clothing
Sture than IN any other known way The
o. 4. G. 5. is II Johnstown, Oh Maiu St
Drop II there some day.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-06

QUEER EKDORBEMEET-Tts DtheI
DAY, FIVE dollar note with the following
endorsement across :ts back came under
our observation ssW Whoso cometh into
possession OF tins nnte, squaDder II not II
folly or extravaganza, but rather take Il
10 Y. s. Barker's Cheap Cash Store and
invest II as 5ecometh mar OF sense"