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GRANT HOUSE,
~ HenIOck- Cambria Co., Pa,
UOHN HHKTN pro,,risfo,.

JOII-N " lLAI-F, 7 fgpI ieIVI'
This House has been reft.e ed. 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
TABLE viii be supplied with the delicacies
of the season and his BAR with the choicest
wines and liquors. By constant attention
aud due care for the comfort of his guests
the Proprietor hopes TO merit liberal share
of patronage. mayl6 1y.
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NX7ANTEES---EYE Good
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BOOK OF WONDERS ;" also for "a NEW
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terms address A. BRAINAHp, Hartford, CT.
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RED JACKET AXE.
COIburn's Patent--July 8, 1867.
TRIED AND NOT FOUND WANTING,
We claim IL VIII cut Tventy-FIve-25- -
per cent. ore cord wood per day
than any other Axe made.
McKEEsPoRr, Dee. 19,. ls6

McKEEsPoRr, Dee. 19,. 1861.
MsssRs LIPPINcOTT & Co.-Sirs: | have
fully tried your Patent Axe and find that it
is all you claim for it. 1t will chop faster
than any other axe l ever saw, and leaves
the wood without sticking at all. l would
not chop three days without one for the cost.
l need not say any more, for any man that
tries one will be satisfied. WIN. KEGS.
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LLOYD s. CO., Bankers,
II EBEEsBURG, Pa.
Gold, Silver, Government Loans, and
other Securities, bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Time deposits. Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States,
and general Banking business transacted.
January 81, 1867.
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F. p. TIERNEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, B Ebensburg, Pa
d Office in Colonade Row.
Jan. s, 1S67>tf.
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M. LLOYD & CO.,

We Bankers, ALTOONA. PA.
Drafts on the principal cities and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made
Moneys received on deposit, payable on de-
mand, without interest, or upon time. with
interest at fair rates anal.
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CAUTION n4s posS a5s patsnied s1S tsS Label bel
fringers on these patents will be prosecuted
according to law. Vendors and dealers,
and persons using any Infringement are Ii
able with the maker of the infringement.
HSg@F For Sale by all Dealers and the Man
Ufacturers, LipDInCOft s. BakeVyels.
SUCCESSORS TO LIPPTNCorT Co. sole own
ers of the Patents, PITTSBURGH, PA.
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CHAPTER XVIII Wetyhmasier &c Scales
SEC. Lit shall be the duty Of the
weighmaster to weigh all hay, coal, or
live stock, or such ether articles or things
as may be preseoteG for that purpose at
the weigh scales of the borough, and TO
furnish proper and numbered certificate
OF the quantity in weight or bushels of
the article or thing weighed, to the party
having the same weighed, and when the
name OF the purchaser can be ascertained,
his name shall be inserted in the certi6-
cate.
SEC. NO person shall be permitted
to sell or deliver any hay or coal within
the limits of the borough in carts, wagons,
sleds, or other vehicles, until the same
shall have been weighed upon the bor-
ough scales, aud the number of pounds or
bushels, as the case may be, duly ascer-
tanned by the weighmaster and if any
person shall sell or receive payment for
any load of coal or hay not SO weighed
and the weight or bushels thereof so as.
certained, or before receiving a certificate
thereof from the weighmaster, or having
received such certificate, shall sell or re-
celve payment for such load, or part OF it.
without delivering the certificate to the
purchaser, such person shall be liable to
fine of not less than FIVE nor more than
twenty dollars for each offense.
Sec. 3.-It shall be the duty of the
weighmaster to keep the borough scales
in good order and repair. If mud, dirt
or other extraneous substances shall ad.
here to any vehicle weighed, it shall be
his duty to make a suitable deduction on
account thereof, as also for any undue
moisture Il hay or other article weighed
1t any person shall present or make use
OF false certificate, or of one issued on
some other load than that on which it is
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II. AGNEW. 26O and geo

TTHOMAS Il. AGNEW, 26O and 262
Il GREENWICH ST, n. Y. has reduced
the prices of Teas. Coffees, Sugars. Flour,
aud all kinds Groceries. from o TO 20 per ct.
Best Japan Tea. ST. Best English Break
fast Tea, 81; Splendid Oolong Tea, 90 cts;
1000 66ts. Flour, all grades, from S11 up
wards; 10000 gals. Molasses, all grades,
from 40 cts. upwards; Coffees, roasted and
ground. l5c. to 40c. Sugars. all grades, at
rehners' prices. and everything used in every
family cheaper aud better than any store in
New York. THOMAS r. AGNEw occupies
his own store, owns the property. and has
no rent to pay; imports and buys exclusive
ly Tor cash, never gave a note in his life, con.
sequently he can undersell any house in city
RUSSES.--s' SEELEY's HARD RuBRER
Truss cures Rupture, retains the most
dlincult safely and easily; never rusts, breaks,
moves or soils; always new. Sold by ali
Druggists Send for pamphlet, l8z7 Cheg-
nat Street, Philadelphia.
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c9S0 per month guaranteed to Agents
eOZcJUeverywhere selling our Patent Erer-
lasting Metallic ClotheS-Lines. Write for Cir
culars to the American Wire Co., 162 Broad
way, n. Y, or g Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill.
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R J. LLOYD, successor to r. S.
BUNN. Dealer in Drugs, MediciRes,
Paints, &c. Store on Main street. opposite
the Mansion House," Ebensburg, Pa.
October II, 1867. .-6m.o
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CHAPTER KILL Returns.

SEC. l.-Is shall be the duty of the
burgess, and every other officer acting
under authority of the borough, who may
and shall receive any funds of the bor-
ough derived from fines, rents, tax, or
any other source, to pay the same to the
borough treasurer before the twentieth of
each month, and to submit at the expira-
tion of his term of Office in each year a
statement of all funds so derived, and
upon what account expended, if any.
SEC. 2.-It shall be the duty of any
borough officer or committee who may
and shall contract any debt in behalf Of
the borough, or employ any person in be-
half of the same. to report the amount of
any debt SO contracted, and the name of
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= II "'4tt'4 tRVNNIIN OFCI ttS uItii
meeting Of council, and report thereat all
work done, and by whom and lay before
council such work as he may deem neces-
sary to be done. He shall have charge
of all tools and implements belonging to
the borough, and shall be accountable for
the same.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE
~ TIE SUBSTANCE FADES.
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ConstItutIOnaI Differences,

are many constitutions so inherently defective
IN energy as to derive great benefit from a mod.
crate use Of pure liquor combined with such
vegetable medicines aud extracts as enter into
the composition Of Robaek's Stomach Bitter-,
and there are many situations in which even the
heAlthiest derive additional security from their
occasional use.
II healthy persons are exposed to unusual and
continued eIertion in confined air. or under thu
heat Of the sun, or to the influence OF depressing
watchfnluess by travelling. aud change Of diet
and water, or presidents Of mAlarous districts
or the rank river bottoms NJ the West and South
there can be no doubt but a careful use Of Ro.
backs Stomach BRte's with the food would surely
be the means Of wardIng on AetuA! disease and
enabling them to bear up unaffected. where
without the Bitter. they would likely have to
succumb to diseAce. They strengthen, tono and
invgorate, aid digestion and increase the ap.
petite. Hershiser and Myers, sole Agents. Tithn
Ohio. noS0-.-Im,
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walks and Talks.


A new crossing has been laid over Madison
street, on the east side Of Main, this week
The Gas Company sommenecd laying
pipes along the south end Of Main street, on
Tuesday last SO We are to have more
light" amer all.
The soaking rain Of Friday and Saturday
will bring out the corn and potatoes. They
were very much In the condition Of some Of
our democratic friends frequently End
themselVes-very dry.
Some Of our State exchanges state that
there is something the matter with tne bees
this summer They don't make any honey
and don't send out any swarms.
The Akron Beacon has been enlarged to
ten-column paper, and is now one Of the
largest weekly country papers published in
the State. Long may its light shine over
old Summit
The Young America Hose Co.'S dance
on Tuesday evening, at National Hall. was
a success but they were greatly dirappoin,-
ed IN not receiving their new Hose Reel ss
was expected. No parade was had in conIe-
quence thereof
A sleek looking young gentleman, tall and
gainly, called upon US as the Agent Of New
combs Minstrels, Of Cincinnati, o., and af1er
writing an elaborate pun and promising to
send 10 a lengthy advertisement and the
usual compliment to the press, departed. lie
has not yet pa, 10 40 appearances, and We
have since learned that he left town after
making several similar contracts aud leAt ing
an unpaid bill At the hotel. lie signs himself
~ II. Thomas Pass him around.
On the evening OF the nomination at CLYDE,
Gen. W. II. Gibson was met at the depot,
upon his return from the convention by \
large number OF our citizens, headed by the
Cornet Band, and was escorted to the public
square, where in few remarks se thanked
th' m tor the compliment. With three times
three rousing cheers Tor the nominee, and
s. irring peice from the hand, the escort dis
persed. Il was marked compliment to iht
General and indicates the high estimation
and popularity he bears among his fellow
citizens.
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HERE AND THERE.

The Gallon Review says whole Zelda OF
oats have been destroyed by grasshopperT
They also work upon the clover.
Papers all over the State speak OF falling
OF in the number Of marriage licenses Issued
during the bot weather, as compared with
other periods Of the same length.
CrOQuet iS played extensively in FindlAy
now. The young, middle-aged aud old, en-.
gage enthusiastically In It. So says the JEFF.
The Ohio State Firemen's Tournament
will be held at Sandusky, September loih,
the anniversary Of Perry's victory. The
Fire Companies Of this city have decided to
attend, we believe.
"Dick" Miner, Of Upper SanduSky, died
in that place, on Monday, July 27th. Dick
was we'll known to the older citizens Of this
city as witty, clever and jolly fellow. He
was about As years Of age.
The citizens Of Canton have decided, by
vote, to have wster-works for that city. The
water is to be brought from beautiful little
lake, three miles from the city.
Mrs Mary Bowsher, charged with poison.
ing her children, and who was confined in
the wysndot county Jail for some time, has
been admitted to bail in the sum Of So, 900.
The Ottawa Union says the farmers over
the Bay have completed their harVestS. The
yield will be the largest Ottawa county has
known for many years.
A gentleman in Huron county, Ohio, has
Just received from abroad = monster accor-
deon made to his order In Prussia. Its cSpac.
ity is over 300 more reeds than SiK octave
organ.
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Central Grant Club.

oU Tuesday evening, the young men Of
this city OrganiEed into a CrW'ral Grant
Club. The place Of meeting was at tue ball
occupied by the Grand Army, over the First
National bank. The following permsnen,
officers were elected;
President--W. r. Steele,
Vice Presideuts- John A. Hall and II. X.
HerShiser,
Secretary w. L. Myers,
Treasurer-U. +. Cramer.
On Tuesday evening NEXT, at the same
place, the first regular meeting after organi-
iatiou, will be held. Young men OF tue
party, are requested to be in at.
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IN MESORIAx.

Epiros TsisvSE: viii you please publish the
following resolutions expressive Of the feelings
Of the TemplArs OF Tifnn Temple, in view Of the
death Of Mss. sAHAu LADp, q worthy mcmbcr u
the Orders
wHrREAs, God. In his good Providence, has
called away from the scenes Of this earthly life,
sister SsRku l.ApD, faithful aud consistent mem.
her OF our Order.
Resolved That in the conflict with the demon Of
i1tempemnce we need the support and essstance
OF all yirtuOus mcn aud women, and thatv siu.
cerely lament the departure, from this scene ~
conflict aud suffering, Uf cur Sister SARAH LApp
Rssolced That We spread upon our records this
testimonial OF our sincere inspect ior the charpc.
t,r Of the deceased, aud our deep sympathy with
all sho have been bcreayed by this diapensation
Of DIVINE Providence.
Rs.oirsd. That We should feel called upon TO
labor more earnestly AMI Gealously for the heaV.
emily principles Of our order, because the night IA
rapidly coming TO US all, wherein no one will DO
able 10 work.
eanAH VANrHsr,l
ED. LErrEn, SC9m.
,. C. 0ooD,
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Railroad Meeting.

Pursuant N notice nrsvionaIy nnbiished
'"N W NSS f'N''''' P~"'N'i
A meeting Of the manufacturers and sbippery
,r,m . -
OF Ilmni WAS held al the court House, on
Saturday evening, August lst.
Tho meeting was orqanised by calling A. t.
Barnes 10 the chair and appointins John q.
Gross. Secretary,
The chairman, in a few brief remarks, stated
the object OF the meeting to be to awaken our
citizens to the Importance OF securing to our city
additional raiirosd facilities. and that it was to
be decided what line could be built the most
readily and At the same time secure 10 our citi-
Eens the greatest advantages. All persons pres-
ent who felt an interest in the matter were
invited to take part in the meeting.
hort speeches were made by J. s. Yerk, r. O.
Pennington, L. A. Hall. Gen. Gibson, and others.
report was read by R. g. Pennington, setting
forth the Views OF Mr.. Strong. the Engineer, who
has made preliminary surveys Of tho route CIV
ing his opinion as to the amount necessary to be
raised along the line to secure the building Of
the road from Toledo to Crestiline.
On motion Of L. A. Hall said report was
accepted.
Mr.. J. 8. Yerk thtn moved that said report be
laid on the table. which was agreed to.
On motion OF L. A. Hall, IL was
Rs'oir.d, That the Columbus, Tifnn and Toledo
~ INN sDd 0dn vicin,,1 Sf Ipd % .n1 w. & as f .ss
OoO for the purpose Of building the same which
Was unanimously carried by rising vote.
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Far RooE, sENEcA Co., o., NArch 10, 1865.
ALEx. WHiLLDIN, ESQ.,
President ofthe American Life Insurance Co.
DEAH sE-I beg to tender my thanks to the
American Life Insurance Company for the
prompt and satisfactory manner in which pay.
ment was made to me as administrator OF my
son's estate, BY H. Torrey, your General Agent.
ofthree thousand dollars, being the full amount
OF the policy which my late son, William G.
aOll, held in your Company. Although bu, three
payments had been made, the three notes given
on tho premiums were awarded as dividends.
In behalf OF the youn widow and her infant
child, thank you, and As showing my Approcia-
sion Of this bonl6oent Institution. have taken'a
policy for Ave thousand dollars in your company,
and assure yOn that shall embrace every op.
poFtunity Of recommending the American Lif,
Insurance and Trust Company OF Philadelphia TO
my friends and to tho public confidence.
Respectfully, ELI MOLL.
Carr. II. PEcK,
Agent for the above Company has opened an
Office IN Commercial Row with q, ]. Keen, $50.
where he can he found from 10 to ga. m. and
from 70 Sp. NJ, noS1 moss.
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tcommunica,sdl
ApuAx, O.. Aug 2, es

ApSiAN, o., Aug 2, %.
Ep. rsisuSn; Picking up a copy Of your
paper Of las, week, saw a Communication
entitled AN enemy 10 camp" Now, cir, ]
don't believe one word Oft don't be-
leve our county recorder would Be mean e
nough to talk ~ be does aud then 90 around
with Niger. Ifhe does, all have 10 say
Is that he don't fool me with chat; he cant
continue In the county Recorders once an.
other term with my vote But now, Mr..
Editor, believe you will toll the truth a.
bou, this matter, and write to knew the
facts. II be has begun to associate with
niggers, II is about time that he ceased to
associate with Democrats. For one ssy
that Il what is stated In that communication
is true, |, for one, will scratch Mr.. Ne name
OF my ticket and know several others who
will do the aame. A DEnocRAr.
As We are we'll informed, there was col.
ored msn In town aud was in company with
the Recorder, and the other officers named.
We have not been able TO learn his name.
He came here to solicit subscriptions TO help
start Democratic organization among the
negroes Of The South, aud received Subserip.
tons from some II not all Of the parties
named. If"A Democrat has any further
doubts about the matter be can call on the
Recorder aud be will tell him how much he
subscribed. Politics makes strange bea-ki-
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Woods Meeting. .-Ep'. TRiSusE; You
will Obleige us by saying to the public thro'
your paper, that there will be woods meet
ing tr. W hid in the township Of Hope
well Seneca county, three aud half miles
north west Of Tisin, on the property OF Mr..
Better, near the Hopswell meeting house, to
commence on the 2sth day Of August, at
o'clock, P. N. Services will continue over
the Sabbath. All lovers Of Gods cause arc
invited to attend, and sinners, too, II they
can behave.
J. L. YESSER, v. D. N.
lChurch Of God.l
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TImn gundnr gehool unIon

fImn SUNDAY school Union.-ThiI
association me, At the ". E. Church on Mon
day evening at o'clock, and was called to
order by the President, N. L. Brewer. AZ
ter prayer by Rev. Criley, the exercises on
the blackboard Illustrative Of the cruei6Sion,
were conducted by Rev. Moore. The sIsr.
srcises were interpreted with singing, led
by Mr. Pew. This association meets on the
FIRST Monday Of every month, and everybody
interested in Sunday School orgsnila tions,
Is al liberty to attend.
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Marriages.

MILLER-BARGER..-By Rev. W. W.
Criley, July 24,h, Mr. ChAs. A. Miller and
Miss. Elizabeth Barger, both Of SeneA Co.
BURKHALTER-vALLENTINE--July
aoth, by Rev. W. H. Crilley, Mr.. VIM.
Burkhalter and Miss Sallie Valentine, both
of this city.
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Registered Letters.-under the new
system registered letters are very safe
means Of sending very small sums wherr
post Office money orders cannot be easily ob
tained. The registry fee, as well as postage,
must be paid in stamps at the Office where
the letter is mailed, or Il will be liable to be
sent to the dead letter Office. Buy and afiI
the stamp, both for postage and registry,
put in the money and seal the letter in the
presence Of the postmaster, and take his re-
reint for a
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE

An advertisements intended TO appear in the
current week. must be handed In a. early a.
Wednesday morning.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE a repository Of
Local Events, in all parts Of the county, and We
would thank our friends in The diderent Town
ships for any items ofintsres, they may send us.
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Attention !-Those who have a genuine
Howe and wish to have It exchanged for . viii
cox and Gibbs, I will exchange with them, for
have chances enough to take Gibbs machines for
the Howe. In regard to the ripping and rayeling
Of tho Gibbs machine, l will refer the inquirer
to Mrs. HosPelhorn, lady who eau tell you how
the sewing Of that machine acts when the gar.
ments are washed.
c. II. String, Agent for the genuine Howe,
Singer, Etna, and other sewing machines.
Rooms on Main street, over Kroh 4 Elders
China Store.
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RnnAna nr Ynrrn

Agentleman who in early life was victim to
that debasing vice so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostrstlon, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery. After
rnsing numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected a permanent cure.
ION bchdf Of suffering humanity he will send
rihe came Gree Of charge 10 all who may desire a.
Adaess EDGAR TREMAINE, Station d.
jaurT-iy Bible Hoase, New York
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BOuntles. "A special to the Gazette Of
Friday, from Washington, says:
"All information In the Second Auditors
Office relating 10 the payment OF additional
bounties will be in the hands of the Pay
Department by the middle OF next month,
aud it is now expected that all this class Of
claims, for which sufficient evidence to war
rant payment can be found, will be settled
in sixty days, The majority Of cases, where
the record is unfinished, lack only what is
known as form No. s, being duplicate re-
ceipt for final payment signed in blank,
which the pay.master fills up. Many soldiers
appear TO have withheld this for fear OF max
ing it easy to defraud them, but the guards
are such as to render this impossible.
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Furner's ExcursIOn. THE excursion

farmers Excursion. The excursion Of
the THIN Turner Association to Sandusky,
and the Islands, on the 2nd inst owing to
the untAvorAblo aspect Of the weather In the
morniHg, was not as largely attended as
otherwise would have been the case. The
day, however, proved fair and serene, aud
those who aid go no doubt enjoyed the trip.
BooS' Cornet BAnd gave music on the wAtsD
and At Putin bay the excursioniSts gather
ed upon the green beneath the shade trees.
or wandered OF TO quiet places on the Island.
AT 4oelock the Gen'l Grant steamed back
10 the city, and our eEcurSienisls returned
home on the evening train. The Sandusky
ruraers took a queer method Of showing
hospitality to invited guest by changing At
a late hour their destination, aud conse-
qusntly gave themselves = selfish look.
One OF the members Of the Turner's we
withhold his name mArred the pleasure Of
the trip BY drunkenness and fighting, aud on
Monday evening, at meeting Of The ASsO-
siasien be was promptly sxPsllsd.
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LIss or ls,,er.-R,mnipIue m The TIn

I.ist sr Lssters-Remainingi in the Tifhn p.
o., Aug. 6h, lsGs.
Henry Beck, T Byeis. Mrs Bugs, John Dorm,
d Franis, George Houoh, Andy Kinset, Caiharine
katk, Caroline Losier, Christ an LmpAch, l.
MeBarnd, Il u Miller, Emelibe Hesly, Mary
Queen, n Rlesendorfer, Nc shown, Maria JSeiI,
stephen sehechterly, Jacob sp tier, Christian
schmidt, Libbie smith, snyder, Annie Spencer,
II N Wirler. J. sHRivEH r. NJ.