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Andrew G. Curtin.

The failure OF the "Wdr GOrerno1," of
Pennsylvania to receive the nomination for
Vice President at, Chicago must he especially
mortifying to him and his friends. The
"Boys in Blue" in this State belonging TO
the Radical party had gone to great deal of
trouble in making political capital for him.
They held State Convention in his interest
during the winter in Philadelphia, and
formally nominated him for the office. The
Republican State Convention afterwards
instructed the delegates from this State to
support him at Chicago. 1t was reasonable,
therefore, to suppose, from all these de
monstrations in his favor, that he would
have been quite formidable candidate But
the vote at Chicago shows that outside of
his own State he had 40 strength whatever,
and that ho was withdrawn from the list of
candidates after tie third ballot His bit
ter enemy, Simon Cameron, was on the
ground at Chicago, to DO him all the damage
he possibly could, and this may account to
some extent at least for Curtin's poverty of
votes. But man who, like Curtin when
he was Governor of the State. would prom
ise to do one thing and then would do the
very opposite, cannot expect to have many
warm and devoted friends. Hence his fall
at Chicago, and it may truly be said that
great was the fall thereof.
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Conservative Soldiers and Sail
Ors' National Convention,

The Executive Committee appointed by the
Soldiers and Sailors Convention, held at
Cleveland in 1866, have called a National
Convention of the Conservative Soldiers and
) ilors of the United States. to meet at the
city of New York the 4th of July next, to take
action on the nomination Of Conservative caa-
dIdates for President and Vice President. As
it is desirable that Pennsylvania should be
fully represented in said convention, We request
our late comrades in arms to take the necessary
action to have delegates elected or appointed
from every Congressional district in the state.
AS the time is rapidly approaching when the
convention will meet, there should be no deldy
L. the matter.
EDWARD l.. DANA, Brigadier General.
WEI LINGToN II. ENF Brevet Major General.
j. b. SwEIrzER, late Colonel and Brevet
Brigadier General.
JOSEPH II. KNIFE, Major General
W. W. Il. DAVIS, late Colonel and Brevet
Brigadier General.
WILLIAM MCANDLFss, late Colonel.
JoHS P. LINTON, late Colorel.
JOHN s. N'CALMAST, late Colonel.
LEVI MASH, late Colonel.
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Tho Chicago Convention.

The Radical National Convention, which
met at Chicago on the Goth instant, after
relieving itseG of vast amount of spread
eagle patriotism and double distilled loyalty,
nominated Gen. GRANT for President and
SCHUYLER CoLrAx for Vice President. This
is what is sometimes called kangaroo
ticket, having its heaviest part behind.
Granite nomination was, of course, a fore
gone c0nclusion-not because he is a man Of
ability, OF that he is gifted with any broad
and 'tatesmanlike views on great questions
Of nEtional policy, but simply on account
Of his supposed availability as military
IEsu. That consideration alone, in the es~
t.nation Of The Radicals, will cover mul-
ttnde of political defeats. But in this pleas
ing dclusion they will find themselves fatally
deceived. The people of this country will
Seoide the next Presidential election, not
from any blind admiration for military glory
and renown, but they will determine it
with reference to certain broad, well defined
principles, and certain line of policy the
adoption Of which can alone rescue the
country from sure destruction under Radical
misrule. The day has gone by in this
country when man can be elevated to the
Office OF President merely because he COM
mauded an army and gained battle, or any
number Of battles. There are practical
questions-questlons OF taxation and cur
rency-now stirring and agitating the public
mind which will sweep all other issues before
them and whose onward progress cannot be
arrested by anywhere party appeal based
on a candidates military reputation. The
old Wing party was boastful and confident
of success in 1852, when Gen. Scott and
Franklin Pierce were the opposing candi-
dates for the Presidency, and yet that'party
met with most humiliating and disastrous
defeat. Let the Radical party of 1868,
covered all over as it with political infamy
and disgrace, prepare for the scnte nee which
the American people will pronounce against
it next November.
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The Negro In the Chicago Con-
EentiGn.

The platform adopted by the Radicals at
Chicago, though full Of glittering generali-
ties, and, like india rubber, capable of being
stretched in almost any conceivable direction,
vi not commend itself to the people Of the
United States. Regarding it as of prime
Importance the Convention announced it's
position on the negro question in the first
two resolutions. The party, and its nomi-
nees, Grant and Colfax, are pledged TO the
maintenance Of negro supremacy in the
Southern States. This is followed by a dec
laratiOn in favo: of leaving the question Of
suffrage to be decided by the people of the
loyal States for themselves. In few words,
the position of the Republican party In the
coming Presidential contest is, that Congress
shall enforce negro supremacy in the South
while we of the North are not to be thus
forcibly dealt with just at present. That
the leaders Of the Republican party expect
very soon to make voters Of the negroes in
every Northern State, if they succeed in
electing Grant, no sensible man can doubt
The truth IS that with one-half the Union
under negro domination the right to vote
and hold office cannot be long denied to that
race in any State The blacks will hold
the balance Of power, an / will dictate their
own terms. This The Radical leaders know,
and they are perfectly satisfied with the
position taken at Chicago. They see that
with negro supremacy in the South thus
squarely made part of Grants platform.
negro equality in the North must inevitably
follow his election. So We hear no grumb-
ling from the extreme men Of the party.
They are all delighted, and in the confident
assurance that the election Of General Grant
will enable them TO break down every bar
rer between the two races, they 90 to work
with all their energies to secure that result.
That the masses of the North are prepared
to support General Grant on such a plat
form, we do not believe. They cannot fail
10 understand the true position of the two
great political parties in the coming contest;
and the white men of our section will not
vote to subject their own race in the South
to the domination of barbarian negroes.
with the assurance that the negro equality
In the North must speedily follow.-Lass-
caster MtelhgeRcer.
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HONE TESTIMONY.

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LINTON & SON, Mountain House.
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For sale by GEO. HUNTLEY.
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SENATOR FEssENDEN VOTED "NoT Gull
TY."-Senator Fessenden, Ia vtndicating his
vote to acquit the President, sums up the
whole case in a few weigbty words, which
will he remembered in his honor when the
story is told of the fate of the party which
dared to ask of itAadherents fragrant perjury
il its interest. lie said:
To depose the constitutional chief naois-
trate Of a great nation elected by the people.
on grounds SO slight. would, in my Judgment,
be an abuse Of the power conferred upon the
Senate, which could not be justified to the
country or the world. To construe such an
act as high crime or misdemeanor within
the meaning of the Constitution would, when
the passions of the hour have had time to
cool, be looked upon with wonder, if not
with derision. Worse than this, it would
inflict wound upon the very structure of
our Government, which time would fail TO
cure.
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SOLDIERS CONVENTION

The conservative Soldiers and Sailors OF
Cambria county are requestedto meet in Coun-
~ Convention, at the Court House, in Ebens-
burg, on Tuesday evening, June 2nd, 1868,
10 select con ferees TO meet like conf ferees from
The other counties of this Congressional district,
20 appoint delegates to.the National Soldiers
and Sailors Convention, to meet at New York
on the 4th OF July next in pursuance of the
call of the Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Soldiers and Sailors Convention, which
met in Cleveland in 1866.
ii. D. WooDRUFF,
Chairman of Soldiers County Committee.
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They are coming into general
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Many who sell the UNIVERSAL WRrNoER
keep also the DOTY WASHING MACHINE,
which, although but recently introduced. is
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1t washes perfectly without gearing OF
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05Prices-Family Washer, Sl4. No II
Wringer, $40.
These Machines are adopted by the Amer
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by its Editors as the best in market.
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AGA1 RBDUCTIoH N PRERs
TO OASH BEYERSI
AT THE EBzNsRuR0
H0USE-FURNISHlNG STORE

! The undersigned respectfully inform. a.
citizens of Ebensburg and the public r.ra,
! ally that be has made great reduction =
! prices to CASH BUYERS. hy stock wiz
consist, in part, of Cooking, Parlsr and Heo5,
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rare of every description, of my own man
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Locks, Screws, Butt Hinges, Table Hinge
Shutter Hinges, Bolts, Iron and Nails, Wis
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in great variety; Carbon Oil aAd Oil Lamps.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE
~ TIE SUBSTANCE F4DEE.
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION.

Having located in Ebensburg, would TO
spectfully Inform the public that am pre-
pared to execute PHOTOGRAPHS in every
style Of the ait, from the smallest card Pie
tHre to the largest sized for framing. Pic
lures takeI in any kind Of weather.
PHOTOGRAPHS PAINTED IN OIL
INDIA INK OR WATER COLORS.
Every attention given to the taking OF
Children's pictures, but In clear weather only.
Special attention is invited to nv stock
of large PICTURE FRAMES and PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, which / will sell chssp-
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town. Copying and Enlargins done en- rea-
sonable terms. l ask comparison and defy
competition.
Thankful for past favors, I solicit con
uance Of she same. Gallery on Julian street,
two doors south OF Town Hall.
7. T. SPENCE. Photographer
Ebensburg, Nov. IA, 1867.
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TE7HEALTOONA WARE HOUSE CO.,
NHOLESALE
Dealers and Commission Merchants
Corner Tirqinia 81 qna PLaEk -.

Corner Tirginia 81. ana Plank Road,
VIII keep constantly on hand large and
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&c, at wholesale, in Altoona City, and
the adjoining counties can be supplied with
the leading articles generally used BY them
at city and mill prices.
All kinds of country produce received and
paid for in cash, or sold on commission
Prompt returns viii be made
Storage furnished for all articles, such IS
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Articles Will be delivered TO purchasers
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Having the only house where goods by
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Price currents viii be sent weekly TO per-
sons desiring them.
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Altoona, April 80, 1868. TT
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HIRAM COULDN'T BE SCARED BY Mon
KEY.-Ulysses stepped forward, anl mount
ed the pony. The performance began
Round and round and round the ring went
the pony, faster and faster, making the
greatest effort to dismount the rider. But
Ulysses sat as steady as if he had grown to
the pony's back. Presently out came a
large monkey and sprang up behind Ulysses.
The people set up great shout of laughter,
and on the pony ran; but it all produced
40 effect on the rider Then the ring master
made the monkey jump up on to Ulysses's
shoulders, standing with his feet upon his
shoulders, and with his hands holding on to
his hair. At this there was another and
still louder shout, but not muscle Of Ulys-
ses's face moved. There was not a tremor
of his nerves. A few more rounds and the
ringmaster gave it up he had come across a
boy that the pony and monkey both could
not dismount.-FroBs Grants Eariy Life,
4y ms Father.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

such as Tea, Cofes, Sugars, Holasses, s7r-
ups, Spices, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples
Fish, Hominy, Crackers, Riee and Pearl
Barley; Soaps, Candles; TOBACCO and
CIGARS Paint, Whiteuash. Scrub. Horse.
Shoe, busting, Earnish, Stove. Clothes an6
Tooth Brushes, slI kinds and sizes Bee
Cords and Manila Ropes, and many sehs
articles at the lowest rates for CASH.
q House SPo'ting made, painted and pm
up at low rates for cash. liberal sisesrss
made to country dealers buying TfnvE7s
wholesals. GEO. EUNTIEY
Ebsnshurg, Feb, IS, lss7.-tf
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Wade. He was CONSISTENT in his infamy to
the last, and voted to convict the President
and by that vote to put himself in the
Presidents place. The country has been
fortunately saved from such a calamity, and
after the 4th of March next Benjamin F.
Wade viii retire to the shades of private life
in that intensely loyal region of Ohio, known
as the Western Reserve.
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The NoN-EXPLosIvE METROPOLITAN On.
is manufactured and sold by NJ L. Oatman,
at his store three doors east of Crawford's
Hotel. All the accommodation this Oil
needs Is to use one lamp full of it, which you
can get free OF charge by sending your lamp
to the mauufactory- Any person feeling a
desire to see the Metropolitan Oil tested in
any way will please call at the above estab-
lislimert. and the proprietor will with plea
sure test it in any manner desired. and prove
beyond doubt that IL IS tie 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 the right
for Cambria county.
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-Thad. Stevens has just had the pleasure
Of witnessing spectacle which he was once
| anxious to behold. On the I'd of March.
when impeachment was introduced to the
House. he cried. (raising his skinny finger
over his head and pointing toward the Sen
ate. } ''let me see the recreant who dares u
tread back upon his steps and vote upon
the other side. Point me ont one who dares
do it, and you show me one who dares to be
regarded as infamous by posterity"
1t has been fully established that Nc
Roberts who was hanged by a mob, rear
Waverly, Iowa. few days ago, was inno-
cent of the crime of horse stealing with
which be was charged. Two drunken
youngsters had taken a pair of horses from
farmers field, rode them few miles, and
turned them loose. McRoberts was arrested
on suspicion and hanged. The owner of
the horses found them at home when he re-
turned from the scene of the tragedy.
"A very subtle and terribly fatal disease
is now raging among the cattle in some por-
tionS of Illinois. Over one hundred head
have fallen victims to it within the past few
days. In usually kills in few hours. No
premonitory warnings are given. and al
though all the skill in p session of ordinary
practitioners has been brought to bear upon
it, it yields to no remedy or treatment, and
is fatal in every instance. Its name and ma
ture have not yet been determined.
There were some fifteen or twenty ne
gro delegates to the Chicago G invention,
and they were objects of note on the floor
OF course they were all enthusiastically
for Grant. as they had been assured that he
was in favor of establishing and perpetual
ing their supremacy in the South, and of
giving the right of sslfrage and all other po-
litical and social privileges to their race in
the North. The dark complexioned dele
gates were a unit for Grant and Colfax
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