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M hDiCAL.'....'"'':.....'''.'...'''. MEDICAL.
DR.. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experiences
which large cities North and South afford in extensive
practice in all forms Of disease thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies
dicated-ior either and all ages and conditions
Private Diseases sach FEMALE AILMENTS, GEM
TAI WEAKNESS PILES, SYPHILIS ssnd 6ONOR-
RHEA In the most aggravated FORMS speedily
every vesee Of faint and disorder eradcaed entire
system; the skin restored native beauty the entire
organism to its normal hellth
Persons desiring Dr. j. Whes advice and remedies will
call the Of St Charles streets as there
are several Dr. Whites in the city
COR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RUPTURE
DIR. Ferri's's Patent seIEAdiusting Sup
porter Truss.
possesses advantages all others now In use II has
No SPRING. svoong all injurious pressure on the back
and with Il HEaNIA or hUPTURE
Can be Pefmane ntly Cured.
Over thousand persons In New Orleans vicinity
testify this fact. Besides, Dr. FERRISS exhibit his
its superiority Also from we'll parties
cured by For further address with
stamp) Dr. 7. 81. CLAIR FERkISS, Pa entse,
New Orleans
Oice-No IS Bourbon street door FROM Canal Once
hours from A. n. to4PH
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corner sf Magazine and Philip streets, Fourth District.
oncen-Frank P6ster Q. p; Jacob Nswhaussr. H. P.;J
ODD FELLOws REST.
Meets IN the Once Of the Grand sscreay on the second
Monday In January, April July and October. The ns~
Board meets third Monday In January for ors.ns
ton ofcers-J O. Dunlap. Presidents josiah Foser sssrs
tary Joseph West Treasurer; Daniel Merritt SEXTON
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets IN ONCE Secretary nrst Friday evening In evey
month omcers-A W. Mcdonnell PRESIDENT Josiah foissfs
Secretary. .t.-.-. .iffi
WIDOW AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION. ,--.-s.
Meets In Office Grand Secretary, saturday Of each month
Annual meeting Saturday in January. oacers--B-
Rusha President; G. W. Roper. Fint Vice President;
lothian Potter Second President Luther Homes, Sss-
Rotary; A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets first Monday In month at Once Of the Grand
Secretary Election Monday in Nay for Directors
BoARp roR 1857 Prerfdenf-Edward Pilsbury.
Finance Commffss-J. G. Dunlap; A. Wallace Hunter
G. l.; Joseph West
Han comnites-G. N. Morrison; George Dirmsysr; W. o.
Wilson. n. W. @. NJ t--.tel.
Building &. N. Rushs, O. Ii Luther Honest
Ger, Nungesser.
II. Millspsugh, Bernard Cohen. s. T. Msors-
JOSIAH FOLGER. Secretary.
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Foreign Items.

kilograms from Alden announced that General
Sir Robert Napier had arrived at Amnesty Bay,
and Immediately sailed for Senate TO place himself
at the head of the British advance.
Papers have been found on the person OF the
prisoner Lennon which. II is said, exposes the
whole plan of the Fenian leaders for future oper.
atons in Ireland.
The steamship Chicago ran ashore near Queens
town in a thick fog, and will probably prove q
total loss. All the passengers and crew were
saved and the specie landed, and hopes are enter.
tanned that some Of the cargo will be saved.
The Moniteur contradicts the vague rumors
which have been floating about Of popular dis
turbances In Naples, and assures its readers per-
feet tranquility prevails in that city and surround
ing provinces.
General Failly, commander Of the expedition
corps, has asked the emperor TO permit the retarn
of the French troops TO Rome as their quarters at
Ciyita Vecchia and Viterbo are OvercrOw ded.
This ominous request creates general feeling of
uneasiness and distTust here.
The frigste Navsra has arrived at Pail with the
remains Of Macmillan.
The United Statet squadron. under command Of
Admiral Farrsgut, has sailed for Naples.
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The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

Ihsve tested these Dropsn my practice year.
and do hesta say that nohng has dsveoped
BY medical research that sets powerfully, positively
hsrmessy In Of female ireguariy does this ed
cine In all recent falls while thousands
long saerers indebted for the boon Of
health to-day
Although powerful and positive they perfectly harm
less and may be used all times except when specially for
hidden In the directions.
They have been extensively employed by eminent physicians
In France and England. well my practice
ten years and have TO bear Of the failure
Icould give testimonials Of efficacy ladies al owe
the Northern and Western States nature
private Over 10000 bottles have been sold the past wear
and hope and trust have bean beneates
well aware that reuedy potent remove ali obstru
tons be used for bad purpose trust that WHARF
bottle thus used may fan the haads Of really
needy sufererk
To all who suffer from any egulsrity; painful disexlt
excessive offensive Menstrust Lucorrhe
Of follow would say try bottl Of
DR LYoS's FRxScH PkRropIcAL DRops Being . fuid
preparation their action Is direct and positive than any
pills povders Expfeit direcons bearing my fac simis
accompany each bottle
They may be obtained Of nearly every druggist the conn
Haven Ct, General Agents United and Canada
DR. JOHN L DYoN
---.------ PrAetcing Physician.
For sale BY all Druggists.
sa BARNS. WARD 4 Co,
- Magazine street. Genera A gsnts
Pnoe, 81 ~ per Botta
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO.
Meets every and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streets ofhcers-A Mazureau, D. NJ; A. j. Van
dergrf. D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell. Secretary and Trsa-
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/ q. q. F.........I- o. Q. .-........I. .. o. =.

lie
~ tfs ~
Grand Lodge OF Louss1ana.
HeAt s.1 III l1..L 50
TIE \. w. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o. y
,..A'.hs W VIC ''a''n i'e'oss IN January .aa
y'iH w" iesns' v"esfs ior INC prosen' year-". "
wilson OF NO. '" Sraoo MASTER n w. Aooos- On 20
- n. ". ID. Grand Maser; & NJ kusha, Of NO y. w.
olsnu slarn so'sn ro'se, ., no. . n, oAno
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Upon resssembling at the hour appointed II
was found that quorum was lacking, whereupon
the.conyention was declared adjourned to IL A. N.
70 day.
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corner 81 Magazine and Philip streets. Fourth District.
ocers-Frank Pnster. @ p; Jacob Sswhsusss. H. r;J.
W. Allen, Scribe. ,..- far ,sa.iraf-a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
@l&st1tt11er f44~

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balbpffenfebenre >pelde GUT @obnun9
eine5 oer dr9ten &auftplpe, beS Saquez
min 2ampouroe fiibrte. S9arfer &au@
tib bic Nu9en oes Gintretenpen unp lief
faum pas Meubleme,,t per 6Sb|e ertenz
nen. Teudtt9feit 9liserte rpn penBdnz
ben berab> Namen .poren bort an9e<
| 1@riert robe 3ei@nun9en Ypn Grbdn9z
ten ooer unsidtt9e 0e9enltanpc, ;ierten
bie Mauern. 9luf pe1n Nanne bes quail
neroen &amins la9erte Elm @c,pirr BON
Tlai@en GUrielbedern, alien &arten
uno faliden @iirfeln> cine Blenolaterne
uno Cit Bunoel Nad19ll0el 1tanben ais
olte Befannte nebenetnanrer 8rennetlen,
&amm unp Elm ;erbro6ncr Gpieoel -
oub bercem taulencerlet fdmuyi9e> refecte
Din9c. =~+ ss%s.s. :
@e9eniiber oieie,nGbau6 par eineDraz
perie an9etradt auf pelder prd9ti9e
De9en> bervpr9e9an9en aus ben @erfz
tdtten pcr 9r5bten MeiRer Staliens> fun
felten. &lin9en jeber Jpr,,t, NIT Blutz
rinnen Yerieben Dpl9e, 6irl1z unb Sc
nidfdnaer, IL ,pie ancere fpRbarc @afen
tparen ca gu ieben, uno 9lQe5 mar 70 ia>z
ber 9ebalten alS ftebe man DOR ben Erp<
ptden eines fiirltliden slrienalS.
2amppurpe bielt biele 8affen iebr in
SronunA letn .5ano,perf erfprbertc piele
Spr9falt fir bic <11oen. S11 bem 3imz
mer waren feline Stible ~ ieben, bofiir
9at e5 alte &6rbe pber |6pl;tl1Be. Gin
GtId> aus Teniterlaben unb s,pet &lSben
9etiloet ,par NIT pem Mantel bcS @trplz
DIES bebeft> ccr au8enblidli@ oielen Slid
a(5 8ettfeue: benubte> penn Wlerinppl
fano ibn lang aus9eltredt auf benlelben
lie9en. Inter oem Slide i1lunmerte
Elm 3edfamerac, Der in Der Grunfenbeit
auf oen Spcen 9efauen war unb beden
Singer np9 Stii6e Der ;erbrp6enenGbpnz
pfeife umtlammerten.
~5cllab! 2amppuroe", rief @ferinrpl,
verbebe Did. Du brau9f feine gneft
gu baben, id bin feinGpmni0atr. @{eb
MIDI an"
Der Nn9ereoete rt6tete ii9 {9ldfri9
cmppr uno rich bic @u9en 9dbnte uno
lab Merinppl ftarr an.
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lan9e> fnp9i9e @e1alt nit Gberlanoen
&rmen bate pielmebr 9lebnli@feit NIT
Der eine6 Srauo<Sutan9. Sein @efi6t
nit un9ebeureryaie >por eben 1p bHderio,
al6 ron &un;eln our@9e19nitten unb bic
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oerten su>peilen BliBe beS TrpbeS unb
Der Gntidloienbeit. I'm bic S9lafen
bin9 lan9es, id'rarSe8 !6aar.
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ftbbnte er. SD trdumte io berrli@e
Di19e."
1@lbernbeiten", la9te N}erinppl,
~2eib' mir ;tpet Mtnuten Dein Sbr."
SD bin graft" laute ber Banbit
uunp pann bSre i6 Ni9ts. SD babe
@elp, iebr niel @elb. @efern baben mir
einen en9lil9en 2pro aus9epldnbert ber
nit otden ptitplen pattirt mar. SEPT
,ppuen mir pieNntbe lie pertrinfen. 6eut'
Mtenc BON erni ten @el9dften. Damn
bin iG tlar, GreTt mid am Ypntzgleuf
UNI Mitternadt. <6offentli@ npbleS
@eiddft? be? Steblen 1T mir II lanoz
,peiliA i6 mprce lieber. 6ancelt eS fi@
um I6cten pann bin i9 Guer Mann>
pa8 beibt, id ieBe pprauS> bab Der 9n9ez
Qrtfene itd sertbetpiQe. SD liebe bic
Sewe9un9.
uSet unbelor9t", ent9e9nete Merinbpl.
uDu tptrit Detnen Mann fnben."
u@ut benn. Stun aber laB mid i9laz
fen: @uten Mbenp."
Gortiebune auf ber 2. @eite.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
Die @ermauia Qeben6=
0erl16erung8 sDeieQIbat!'
90. 8rpao&pap, 3tctp=Dprt,

eu,pNeblt BEN Bewptnern Wtnne{pta. BON eer un'
fd,dbbareu INobltbat Der NebeuSoerieper1ns
Gebraud 3u maden.
Baar 8erntD9en 2,VOV,OOV
gerlI&erunsen in &raft 10000. 600
eabrlid,s eiutommen 100000
Musoe,oblt IN Eptesfaaen 100000
Qeste Diyib.nte 40 3rD;ent,
ste 1T ab.r bic eansen @er. Staaten serbrstet uns
bat In Wtnne{ pta fpleenee Msenten: ..
@entral Meentur tn Der cDeut{9en 8ant" 'on
@ebrliper gBtQtuS & Dunbartn ct. pau
Ser @uFap 6einrid6 in Winona.
>berr Garl 8ranct in 6orfbault
Ser g. GtGborn in 6alfinse.
5err 8. 8ceea tn Nep l@ln'.
s. 5b,penbler, 6uao meienepnd,
8tee.wx4|. n. 5etretGr. ~rG0bent-
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Inc konsert soon after this koukln,ed
when we awl TUX our departer for onr re-
spectacle homes. The Komnittv ON Kon-
duck hev been informed of sum verv nm
Krlstlan and buffalonious doins after the
metln broke up, in which old unkle Jock
KANE mere lcsin his gebler and log cbane. 7
thlnk sum men hev very little feelin to ack
IN that way, after witnessn such a soIem
sene as thay had witnessed that mite
must also sensure the konduck of some who
took supper at the Doolittle ho,s in Fare.vu
N N gr"whn at the price of the fare. think
tnay had very poor brotin up, or else hev
never 1 stopped in large towns mutch. Now
Gere 'renone, we no doubt will hev another
hohSert, and if we do, dew KUN down and
oflng Misses Fre'aane along. 1 will secure
you sete kluSs UP to the fiddle. We are
going to hev Kommitty ON beveridges. 50
thay Will be more seleck. and will be more
uniform than thay were this time in mint IT., nv
smell If you have any old exkursbun
tickets, bring 'em along, as thav saw tha
took 'em at there face.
| will now konklude, and perbans Won
Will here frum me agin during the kumin o
perlitikle ksmpane. Yures, till deth.
A LEMING
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SHOEMAKER -McDONALD.-In this
place, on Thursday. Dec. Goth, 1867, by
Rev r. G. Christy, Mr.. a. j.. Shoemaker
and Miss Mary, second daughter of Joseph
Mcdonald. Esq. all of Ebensburg.
The treasures Of the deep are not so precious
AS are the coneea'd comforts of man
Locked up in woman's love.
LITZING WILSON-Tn Johustown,
on Tuesday, oath ult., by Rev. A. Fl. Thom-
as, Mr.. Charles Litzinger and Miss Jennie
Wilson. both of that place
WEAVER-ABBOTT- Altoona, Nov.
21st. by Rev. McMurray. Mr.. F E. Weaver
and Miss Annie Abbott, both Of Ebensburg.
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Nj AND PERSONAL.
-es LOCAL AND GENERAL

..-rs. LOCAL AND GENERAL
:, discovered that a gentleman
's' a,o .,rs Of age should never eat
,itb0ut his specs.
~, are referred to an advertise
.. g5.,e offering at public sale valu-
s' ...,.s at Summerhill, this county,
...i,y. 18th inst.
T. Cas.le Champion, recently estab-
y, op the loud for Dan. Rice for
co the great Snowman is still
~" He would make q bully
he o1urass.
Hsrrrli. Coroner elect. has de-
'Tipkesd, Esq to act in his stead
,iT;ty No better selection could
made. but we cannot find it in
: =, wish the Judge an abundance
.s in bis new posish.
r-b-is County Teachers Institute
II. .Bs Court House in this place
.,rr morning, and will remain in
--f Friday. The number of teach-
-.grs connected with the profession,
/ 1rcs on the first day, reached sixty.
l. U,CoaN1CK. Of Cherry Tree, mem
(, legislature from the Westmore-
i Indiana District. called TO see US
=. ID his wav to Harrisburg. The
K, live and whole hearted Demo
nj Fs predict that he will make a
|s.-. and ssfe legislator.
2. The fact escape your memory
rad Concert in aid Of the Nouns
I9B Club is to come of atthe Court
is Thursday evening, 1t will be
7ade musical treat that will not on =
but surprise everybody who a
Give the boys 3 bumper brimming
rid Of Mr.. Edward Hodnett, Altoo-
4 aA appears in our paper to-day. is
4 .s attention Of all who contenpiat
-iu improving houses already built.
nv lIr. IIoduett's reputation rs N ar
10 be first class, and feel assured that
i've entire satisfaction in all work
undertakes.
B. NcDermitt, the recently appoint
lsl Of the Poor Houss. removed with
-7 70 that institution. on Thursday
!. Immediately entered upon the du-
3 position. We venture the asser-
alo Just cause Of complaint will be
as1y time by the new Steward in his
-1,1t Of the Poor House.
III Of the matter for this week 5 is
10 type, and so much else was re-
Ia: w felt obliged to insert when
ag. our Altoona correspondent. II
.ale t1 houd, that we have been re-
.y isrcs5 10 give his effusion the go
he present Much cf it will keep
*. week. and in the meantime we
.s... add to its interest. and bear pa
7.iH tLeIyrce Of circumstances which
vented him from being heard.
-g rsfrained from making the Festi-
ID Of the new Catholic church as ex-
during the holidays as
Inst contemplated, owing to the fact
did not wish 10 interfere with other
In neighboring towns, the resident
2T proposes to get up q Fair, in its
aad grandest sense. during the ap-
& March term Of Court. We havs
aoV 10 vrassFs.te, h,lt in future
shall make known tEe -- - uro-
--.ss r.1pUss enterprise.
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DIED.

DODSON.-Recently. at her residence in
Allegheny township, Mrs. Ellen Dodson.
relict Of William DOdson, deceased, aged 76
years. The deceased was among the first
white children born in Cambria county, and
through life was esteemed for her many vir>
tneS.
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N0R SALE Oh RENT.-The sub

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. = Letters
Ia Testamentary having beer granted by
the Register of Cambria county to the un-
dersigne6 on the estate of Mrs. Eleanor Dod-
son, late of Allegheny township, decd, all
persons having claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated
for settlement, and those indebted to the
same will make payment without delay.
P. H. SHIELDS, Executor.
Loretto, Jan. 9, I96e.-6t.
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A IIDITOR.S NOTICE LIN the Or

A TJDITOR'S NOTICE in the Or
N phans' Court of Cambria County.-In
the matter of the account of Neal Dugan,
admir- Of the estate of Bernard Halligan,
decd. And now, Dee. II, 1867, on motion,
F. A. Shoemaker appointed Auditor to re-
mort distribution of the fund.in the hands of
the accountant. By the Court. Extract
from the Record. :.
In pursuance of the above appointment
will attend at my Office in Ebensburg, on
MONDAY, Sd FEBRUARY, 1868, at o'clock P
when and where all interested may at
.an5 F. A. SHOEMAKER,
- q 1898 at Auditor.
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Coop NKws TO OWNERS OF HoRsEs.-HaV-
ing secured the aid of good Shoer, and
being well supplied with Nails and Shoes, /
am determined to offer to cash cHstomeTs the
greatest inducement held out in this place
since things were low. You can have your
Horse shod all round for One Dollar and FL
ty Cents. 1 will also iron Sleighs and Sleds,
make Wagon Tire and all kinds of Chains,
and do everything in the Blacksmithing line
At greatly reduced prices for the cash.
Shop near the Foundry of E. Glass.
Il. H. SINGER.
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A UDTTOR'S NOTICE.-In the Or

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the Or
IN phans' Court of Cambria COunty.-ln
the matter of the account oc the Trustee ap
poiuted to make sale of the real estate of
John Noel, decd. And nov, Dec. IL, 1867,
on motion, +. A. Shoemaker appointed Au-
ditor to report distribution of funds in the
hands of the Trustee, upon his second ao-
count Extract from the Record. By the
Court.
In pursuance of the above appointment l
will attend at my office in Ebensburg, on
THuRspAY, BOTH JASUARY, at o'clock P. NJ,
when and where all interested may attend.
F. A SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Jan 9, 1S69.-3t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nELACOVE HNSTTTUTE.-.EagA
\ lish aud French Boarding School for
Young Ladies. Accomplished Educators.
healthful location. delightful riverside resi-
dence. ard home-like comfort. are the chis3
attractions Of this new and beautiful Institu.
ton. Thirty handsome chambers limit The
number Of boarders TO sixty. Second term
eonmsnce Feb. LIST, 1868. For Prospeetusss
address the Principal, Miss RACHELLE g..
HUNT. Beverly. N J.
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Ebensburg, Dec. Il, 1s67-sm.

ALTOONA PaoPE ERrY FOB SAtE.--A House
and Lot located on Claudia street, opposite
the Catholic church, in tie Borough OF Al
toora, is offered for sale on reasonable terms:
The Lot is 60 by 125 feet. we'll improved
aud In good condition. The House is two
story frame building, contains seven com
modious rooms, and is in excellent repair.
For further information apply TO SAMUEL
HENRY, Ebensburg, Pa.
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UXECUTORS NOTICE. - Letters
- Testanentary having been granted by
the Register of Cambria county to the un-
dersigned on TIE estate of Michael Carney,
late of Allegheny township, decd, all per=
sons having claims against said estate will
present them properly authenticated for set
Element. a1d those indebted to tie same -,
make payment without de,-.v
HATk".,,H r. CARNEY, Executor.
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THE HARTFORD LIVE SrocK INSURANCE.
CoMPANY.-We have now what we have
long needed and asked fora sonnd, reiiaoie
Live Stock Insurance Company furnisned
with q pIehtitude of capital and other means
and appliances,-a Board of Directors of ex-
celleut standing, aud officers of acknowledg>
ed merit, sagacity. and servicea5le expert
enee.-N. Y. Insurance Monitor.
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a DNINIsTRATORS NOTICE

= ONIIANIO W. = =
N Letters of Administration on tho es-
tate of David Leidy, late OF Jackson town
- 5ec'd having been granted to the un-
ASSIGNED by the Register of Cambria coun-
~. eli persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present them pfoper-
~ authenticated for settlement, and those
;1dabted to the same win make payment
without delay. SAkAh Lh.Df
Jan. 9, ls68.-6t. Adm L
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NOTICE. -a5S -adanss s9ofi ofD9. 1nS ~aH- aH-
TER BELL have been left with me for collec-
ton, and hereby notify all persons indebt-
ed thereon to make payment without delay
if they wish to save costs and trouble.
JAMES W. COND0N.
Summit, Jan. ., 1s6e.-3t.*
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-LENT CoAL.-During the past few
We have been using for office aad
purposes eu article Of BIturninous
sa irom g mine recently opened near
rA, N this county, and We have no
q u saying, after giving it full and
T tAat it IS tire best, the cheapest,
lost satisfactory coal Of this quality
7ayeaver been furnished with, either
s:7There. It is entirely free from
ID We have yet To ind a "clinker" or
ouE stoves since we began its use.
Is more readily, produces more heat
as less rapidly than any coal Of the
lFaeter that we have ever used, and
confident that all who have pGr
xviii Rear Us cut in these assertions.
.7e The mine IS operated by Messrs.
ses & Coat least we obtained our
ugh Mr. John Hughes. residing near
&s, and know that his son Richard is
1si IN us production. To these par
'7ier ali our friends who burn Btu
'9ai, as we feel confident that there
"2. 10 the market which will give
s,.s'actlou 20 consumers than the ar
. '4itl We have been calling attention.
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TAMES WICK,
- Importer and Grower OF
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Vtck's Illustrated CaIaIozus OF Seeds
and Floral Guide for 1865,
Is now published and ready to send out. 1t
makes work of about one hundred large
pages. containing full descriptions Of the
CHOICEST FLOWERS & VEGETABLES
GROWN. with plain directions for Sowing
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B1nTH.-On yesterday morning. Mrs. VIII
liams, wife of Mr.. VIM. j. Williams. OF this
plabe, of a son. All parties are doing '.as
well as could be expected" We conc
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II 9. STRAYER, JUSTICE OF THE
aD . PEACE, Johnstown, Pa. Othee on ths
corner of Market street aHS n. locust alley,
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Il ACCIDENT At GALLITzIN-A
J On the Philadelphia Express,
William Murdock. got off the train
ae wheels were being inspected at
TO- this county. on Sunday morning,
3, aud TIE train moving off before
,st lis departure, he ran after it. and
g hold Of the railing of one of the
Is ABOUT to spring upon the steps,
-s leet slipped from under him, and
'l uy this time was going at so rapid
mat he could lot regain his balance.
not dare let go the railing for fear of
under the wheels, and so was dragged
W some distance over the ends Of the
At length he was caught on the pro
end OF a lie aud dragged from his
,.a on taking him up it was ascertain
g. ae had been horribly mangled before
g. HIS abdomen and legs were la
y 10 the most terrible manner. He
-J'O'e' 70 a house in Gallitzin. and
f'oler attention, but died shortly
accident occurred.