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, 1869-11-18
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1lk ABuk1luN &Abk-
A Cotoner's Inquest waB held yesterday over
the remains Of 1hecdocla Patterson, who was
killed by HI abortion performed upon her by br.
stratlotd- The principal wltneases examined were
JOHN s. Quinn, Justice OF the Peace, nr. Wicker
sham, who attended the Rltl 10 her dying mo-
menie, and MARY Jlartwcll. who WAS
With the deccastd in DE. Stratford' q
once when the operation Was performed
1Ne evidence sns &erg clea1 aal constructing. but
has 81, ce bEcb arrested, apd Is now counlet tn
the t,onrty Ial whtse he will be Kept nnfla legal
measures are t2ken 10 effect his nunlsnmeut lter
father, Eho fee!tes nj Athiaud, Ohio, haS been
,cleQtuphed to, To kEo~ Ehe.her he will receive
her n HlatDe. rentipR D reply 1he bodJ will fe-
u:a1n in The dead. house.
pEA1T or An Old woNAF. ,..
Coroner C3euEes ycaterray held an inquest over
the letpnins Of Mari MCNAMARA an old woman.
~hosc death, st the house OF Ger IAn named
Btnclc, Haa men,ioped IN The TTiSCNE Of se'Iss'
Brccwel and ses erely INFLICTED with chtonic ast o.
ma. When the County phSsacsnn Informed aet
on Tue+d day. that she nust die. ane e1ptesse1
wish hist she piRht be taken home Tue dfln{
! woman wns aecord'nRly placed IN an expires
Wagon, Rnd driven 10 her house. which w0s tonrt
rlorcd #s her hutband hal lett the pre- ul.es som
| DAYS before. bhc was tAlen 10 nt!9hooF
| Lpuse where the died IN . ft" hours.
| CuhyC1ft0Ss.
Ant!rdue*t was yesterday held On tue bodg Q! ~
| Il,tant. ttnssk EllF, whose death at the house :
hJs pafe1Ir No 5a5 WaHhington ttreet. wna mel
| l!ole,j IN THE IR.AINE Of yesterday. II Was ht
licyed tha1 the bnhe died o{ ro-onoas eAnay. nt
| the lur. returned a rettEct OF dcatn itph couSn
| stota Spreftpuuced hy ubJ1gtAted tood.
, 1869-11-18

How Ono OF MIR. GouRh's Recipes Got a
Husband Into tho Police Court.

The charge araiust HI, c., psuu,pcpt clu-
yen NJ ,he Nnr1h Div1sino, a. rho p,ltcc copr,
sss,..s. ~, ~ 49, -.,*sn,. s,,s...S..
5essctua3, "as taal nc nau "AntoalJ a''HcAca M
Individual who was engaged travelling around the
c,tY and attempting to obtain subscriptions TO the
hJovrauh7 of The excellent MI. eourh.
trnr ,ttaera, +,ay.,n s.,a th,+ .na s.rrs.a hal
tne n'taeAea petSou aaaa laa. .ne aeeaseo uAo
andoealy come up 10 n1m, observed tnAt ne Ta8
the destroyer Of his domestic happ.ucls, and
Knocked HIN down. Now he knew he Was q posd
1oott, - rer.on hn+ ne "a. m, srora,nted vt,h
*. .-tHt. rrT tSn r-srnrae ISh.h.d haan "tA
han Mns q nc p"ouS @ ata ua ~ ,ntss! uSn ~,
,.f1 ~, ~ ,1n,ninrrd az W. 'S4aAn' "''u l'
ma .rnaat iii nnt erc,n IN entov YhIs view n,
ne Aecuseu Iu no. 1ssu ~ eo;1t III 1.s s'GM @ =,
sns ena s 9or 1io1or ana ~ M ,ntr tnI
NY st1,Gsueot' 1ou3 n'a'4' "au ,osa S1oSe '"'
3ouIIteSn bs,s, orAen, ,s,c,,o
nas ~ useu ha5 ISU5 s,5 i ,h t,i.
, 1869-11-18
THE PitI,lCk COURTS.

E.J. Stowe ID one Of ,hose unfortunate tndl.
y.uuA!s who, having no occupation. 40 moncr, no 1
e. rs. 50 sne setois s oaor q
charge. Stowe put ~ relationship 70 Henry
ws a'd s.s to s ses s4;5S' ~. q e.
only ae,enee- ne sepasd moi, asd aasa:
"Tour Bpnos, ipssmuch as l h1se no attorney
eefE sees tos Soas esa 1s = al
t.lk the lorner, l can the latteI: 1cane 70 THIS
ety asent ,oqf ysefs alens tp1! of TX noes .s;:
nc fonulE imagined that tue West VIA Rresi
place for 3oungt men; that here one could get
psnt3 e work sEd Eood psy feF 1ne no1
psrty sa: &c Of VII ss:sey. But lbs have sses pSssls
70 Do nsye n.Tnsd ny t,nnf ~ osaSs5 81 o.. =.
my extra shris for the purrosee eF ny,us honesty,
and paying for my whisky love no saloon bili'.
There Is not street II This el'! nnt tpat daft
walk rpou. am no Dick sxtrelcf Or jim Sortoa:
There nIc but Icw N better ctcnmst t1eeH IN tufa
Cits who can say this Bat you'd IKE 70 AZ
your Honor q question, and one "hien con.saes
i yc1y pertinent one 10 the present tasuS. apa
cali ne vae1ant and say !tat cannot e.
nvtpR, ind ray my Way: 1nts = bccsnse haxe ~
and 1 esose .a 9ahp pns 81 % ps1 NV :
I J GU think lave got n. TO lend thls Court =
,oo,ea S' It It r moac5f, Is il puzzles. and then
Ian inous!f re.nondco. us and costs.
1tsndolph keller. vas the y.eun Of ~ dox. 80
| IL AfA
lhc leg Of The latter. and pas hln t1 nueo f.ai
| aud tf!bulation and patn. Visions Of hrdropnoh!s
nj ted before hts {! e., and the popular supessutan
| Impressed itself upon hts nlod. that he 70 ilo
| ever aflerxa1da follow The condition ot sne dog
] So be ssted Keller ia annIhilste hts pup Tn1l
| Keller refpsed 10 do a he had had the cog 1ol
e1neers Of bis iAu1il.. So FrAutuo had heue,
a,restcd. The latter individual Wa nned 8. ant
| warned That he thon10 nc fufther nnuieted N TIT
INN oi 81 per diem 80 long ~ hss dog eDjo5et
heal1h a., v,gnr. There will probably be
ini eral in Keller = family:
Thomas wEt4uH and William Roach ~etf y
t, Sd Sa sols 10 Ii on via
cerca ii bender, when the land fnboer mia.ed souo
ten odd dollass which be cha.Ked tnese ssslof
john Turner and bartholomew Shesy. two su,a
! thst ,heJ enIesed The aalcon Nc. 8 Mhdlso
atreet 1t m early hour JftIefdey mololnS ~
stole thtItJ.nye rye cent pieces thefeifo11 iae
were held IN $500 fOz tr!Al 1t the Recoroer Conf
Fanns< McCunn n up on charge ot tasceo
!! | She stole more OF less hFc*ses from NO II e
: van naren street she was @ ne'o u tne tu0
Solomon RosepoerB was arrossed on cnaFVe
1oteinitg nopey IRON toe h.nk or nc f1 corner =
teucta- ne Was held in TIC sam Of 500 Tor L,
y n the Rtr1Ecer's Couyt
> Estha shnche. = bsretno.cd. drunken, and "a
r sie on general principles.
T. HCkDk ATNIKr CoUNF.
Ct At about oc'hck YESTERDAY afternoon Jol
Turner 1lAll. On North clast stteee, and
hs.,enlng th!,bs! Be ioooo tnses = ho,a Jese
= eus @ tse M nfr, caae. oee q 10 ~. N.tsao
a htn, AID = ones handed a osef ,9 10 poaeHe, s
!" e 70 % % WITH dc sSs M's s'osz .as 'aas ~ "
, 1869-11-18
Out.

Our frAdera NAY not nj be aware that Chicago
boasts one Of the rDoss elegant magazines IN
America The Hn*'rrn Home, Just out In 1ta new
drcss Is attracting much aten.,nn. And rts r1cn
Known, popular wrttcrs. sismr it ~ one Of he
feft nta8axinek II Is devoted 4otely 10 the be,t
Interests ard cn}oJ uente of the home. and ap-
pcnl. 10 the rF.dt Of every Westetn citizen. The
lrTuz arc ohi~ 81 year. ssscrs one.qa>zter the
cntt OF other nrss c1aRs uuaRazinek S2ch liberal
Western enterprise certainly dtterv<+ Inc highest
Euccete, ntd viii no doubt command lAtHe
patronage from orr people The rnh!'tacsH a5s
s.oddatd j IaIkhurHt, 80 1ba ~ashlngto1-sI
, 1869-11-18

Longwor.na Golden WeddtnR old JamatcA rum,
Bs.avsA ar7ac, coRnsc Of the vintage 1854, the
nrest chsmpacpc 10 eennotaseHrs ssy1 Of Roiuert-
ptyr and nj, Rhetms, France; good hentueky
holrbou. and Gee TsJltta rye, at No. los
Lake strtet, kltc1hp1 Gtba-
, 1869-11-18

c1IyE1AHn, Nov. l'-Thc hr1dee on The san
duls, dtsitlnn Of the Laxe Shore Railroad which
enspe l1pe Cfrek, bcte eGu Huron md 6Andusk5.
via ,otalIy Destroyed by use this moruinR. rooo
after The pssssee ot the ess'<srd bound eec,0.
uona,icp uatn. II "a srpposeo the suoStsFo
Trails % inc road will run only A. fAs ~ Hung
H.attIp uput the bridge Il rebuilt Work men VII
conmrnco operailcas Immediately, and rsind
IN h nelayed but \ few H4JA.
, 1869-11-18
nEC&)RnEtl,S COURT.

MI SESSION.
Court not IN session. Room undergoing re-
ra!rt. Temporary quarters established u the
grEnn Jury Toom~
NEW ECIT. ......
Maria I. Flood =. William J. Flood. Proceeding
for divorce. 1t "a stated thas the parties were
mar1fe ID this city, on the ed Of September, lsG4
ard charged that the husband has been guilty Of
extreme ard rrpeated cruelty.
, 1869-11-18
1auo-

orc Of the mort populsr plsces Of resort to-da5
viii undoubtedly he lanes eontccnnncs5 tstsb~
liAhIrcnt, No. 1870 Lake Gtreet His ttock Of cAfS-
Dcls. comprising len different varieties, II not cx
ce9ed u, The city. De II row 1eee''n9. hy dllect
importation, large 1ine OF fancy surprise bo1ess
for the holiday trade.
, 1869-11-18

Clxy11Axn. Nov la-Tfe Inquest on the bodE
Of keEd1t Aod Nse1ieE. klltd near 1he Aae LosS.
shoWs ttst be hAd quAyrealed WITH fetlo .. woFs
pau. rs1Ded CnxF.es FelleF, aps during the n O.
es1Iot = ~ struck ~ Fellsr With \ c*u,- Fol,er
hs4 teen boaad over for rnAusauKntsE, and naa
Etftp bait IN $sr,oee aoF hin sFPsszAaeex
, 1869-11-18

Ekth!e OF Henry NScncr, MitA DeRiepcf was
APPOINTED 70 aGntntter, r, under lond Q! sserWn.
pointed anm!Eikt.atIlt, uud.s hoEd Of ~ 00l, ard
ipnde guardian Of Ch1reA W. and Mason l.
SxtEt, under hoDtt ct ffs.oHo.
Estate Of Thonasf Buckley, Eliza poek!eJ
{]fMw) appointed 10 administer, under bond Of
80 Ci
, 1869-11-18

We call the attention OF druggists &A deAlefa In
eIttstc novelties to the extensive 1tock Of orrA-
mental Ropd1 st4tpxsy, vaae1, btnnEe, and great
yer1cty of Yich holiday R1ft6 just imported By u,
A Breed, now on exhibition and TOT esle Ut Hoyey
i leffpng, No. q atnte street.
, 1869-11-18
THE RECENT OPERA SEASnE.

TIE palrpa Opera Troupe, which closed Its sea'
son last SATURDAY nt tie Opera House. Is nos in
Cnctuuatl and dpiIg an excellent hus!ncsd- II re-
mains there hut week, goes thcucc TO 1ndsanap-
oils for two n,Sbts, thence to Louisville for four
nights, and thencc 10 St. Louis fort weeks, re-
turning to Chicago, to he here during Christmas
ora New Years The features Of the secood
senton viii he "Lurrrzla DoEEtH,h "SormA
Faust" with Hence Al Aarpa'rltt, aud Inc
..Aatliage OF Figaro. =, ~,
The tsceut tentOp IN this city WA one o. Tue
n oIt eucCeassul ever Known IN our operate an
rails. AZ the nRureH ~!il shoF. We DO mol tnlnk
enrt a third week wns ever known here before.
Thr rrrcjptg for the nELt week, IN round nnnnets
gere t7E Go: for the second week. $l3 wv lot toe
third week fil,tp0. or an aeRreSAte o. S@aooA
Tue test lights IN the teaton Eefo AZ 'oAoWs'
bsheltsn Chi. -
Tttvstote isGcoud pfrfarmAncrt -'
| sIcDSp WEEK. .,.o.
y.
| THIRD ~EKX- .,,n,
Man1aee Of Figaro tr>k retformauevl "
Marriage Of tItHEp t4echud
Mantsks q xakaIo tthstd sessassn@nee ~
% Il vii &c pesn ifa; The diit peTiof0anee oi
| nNsYtha' crew the Target house: tee h2ae'
! II ian Girl" with Pnreph, Mn. StCatu. &no SAA
! tie ii the cast cones kecoLd, and the ''MHffiags
| Of F1gAs0" thlId. TIE n4at1nte performance o
sMarihar WAs the greatest matinee success IN
troupe has had..E,nce It a. orEanlzed - NSomoAm
| bula'' and the 'Dlack E0u'tuo' drew the pooFes
| bouses although the performances Of the fosuc
| Was one Ut the best ol The season
, 1869-11-18
REAL ESTATH WANTED.

VvANTEp-UousE AND t4Or-HoUsE TO 1iE
w tucd ur with al the modern Improvement and 70
| Food nciehbosho"d. FaJcents TO he mAde monthly
ri $t00 each until paid tor. Addfras AN. Irbnne o.
Gee. Ch!eaSo.
, 1869-11-18
THE SEIZURE OF THE TRANS
PORT CRSPEDES.

CondcnaaluE n Crew TO Dcath-rhc
lnhumAutty OF tho Commander OF
tho I-npsvtnR-Thc Horrors OF WnF
In Rhc NInctctnAh century -
StF1pC PROTEST from EosM1nnndeF
, 1869-11-18

CORRESPONDENCE WANrRp7A yoUs9
sosuaint1nes of ! lev .yeuak lsdia Nth svtew 3
aztu.i inprn.ssoens .od matsneny, F1easa eddtsas.
may ), htd, LEON Il JUDD. ohfasA u
, 1869-11-18

TWO per1crn ances OF Sc 1tip Van W11kle," " utter
roon nEt fyeI!nK. ..-. --.....
Al the Mu4eptI1 there will be four performances,
m foutTe: 10: 80 =. m., ' Robinson CFusoe ~ aud
IA Ghost 10 Spi.e Of 1iimse1r:''s p n. " Alrsams
Crime md 't Turkish tsaths;" 20 p, n, rho
Gqunakcr Of Moscow " md 1.-THE Young Ac-
tlers;" p n, AZ Lost at StA-"
The Minsttcls viii Rise Two performances st
The Dearborn Theatre, with superb blu to-
, 1869-11-18
CORRESPONDENTS WANTED

DARTNKR. WANTED-WE:H saoo TO PuR-
eha4e hAf lnte1rst In ettahi.bed bostnrts pAJas
! handsome meme -ApptY u DearbnrnsL Room /
, 1869-11-18

NIAAINU UI blO1k11f
cTRAYHp Or sroLRN-aso RKWARD-o:Ss,k.
y spAu Of soFsel keAdlpkl Upc yeaEs I'D slso ro,s
she othes htle stsiief s,rjpe IA tbe fAce md ouf
xese .tes. ,An5nne Ety!ss !nto!n.1s,"TS y e MuHgIR
Hsy Be found Tteuf Eng thfh. t4 ". y" In -
niles wett Of CheoAnet, 1roqaoaa County LIZ vi" fe
ee4re the hbevt sewafa-
CTRATKp oR sToIKN-A WHILE o0W. MoI'
= lied With hxek aud bfurn, one horn ofaA uppfo
1ny ne rrtula1 ssme 70 I'd E1iest "i4 b oaessuY
ftH Rftsd.
, 1869-11-18

m Il. wH1prLx L oo.,s 63NKnAL nEfKc.
ure Fe4xs Afeosy. No s NJ Z ~! - Z: ~ a
e9lIaf tne in ChicaHa. 6t L.s1s and Ns~ fAE Ads1
foeeg lqrf Tit f e2eeapl e'sea- ChaEes uootsat6
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-13

ANECDoTE OF SENATOR SC0TT.-We
arc glad to notice that president Grant has
made rule to receive no calls On the
Sabbath, and has forbidden his secretaries
10 bring him any letters or telegram ex-
cept they are on important public business
IN answer to some thing he mas call ed for.
In this connection, it may not be improp-
er to give an incident that recently occur
red in Washington equally creditadle to
Senator Scott, of Pennsy lvania. One Sab
bath morning a member OF the Senate
sent Mr. Scott package Of papers with
notice that he would cali in The evening
to confer on the subject matter Cal
ling according to promise, The inqui-
ry was made whether he had ex-
amined the papers sent to him. Senator
Scott, who is ruling elder in the Presby-
terlan Church. promptly replied that he
had not-that he had been custom to
observe the Christian sabbath, and did
not propose to look at them til Monday
MORNINGS this was Sabbath evening
he expected as usual to go to chu rch-
And 10 church be went GeaysJU,y
Star
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-13
The Occident and the Orient
Joined.

On Monday, the last rail on the
Union Pacific Railroad was laid. The
rail was solid silver, the last spike gold,
and the tie upon which the rail rested was
typical laurel. Appropriate ceremonies at
various points marked the completion of
this greatest and grandest American en-
terprise of the century.
The point of junction was at Promon-
tory Summit, Utah, 1 1,096 miles west of
the Missouri river, and 600 miles east of
Sacramento, Cal.
The length of the road, counting from
New York to San Francisco, is 1858
miles. The time consumed in traversing
this distance--the breadth of the CONT
nent-is 161! hours.
The completion of this road opens up
continuous highway from the Atlantic to
the Pacific West of the Missouri a coun-
try is traversed which is comparatively
unpeoplcd and unknown. In few years,
that country will be as we'll known as
Pennsylvania and Ohio, and will be peo-
pied by untold millions of American free
men.
The gates of the world are thus opened
to US the Occident strikes hands with
the Orient. Our country will take great
strides forward from to-day, but the true
measure of prosperity which will accrue
to her is so great, 80 overwhelmingly great
that no one now would care to undertake
the task Of estimating it.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-13
Again.
extreme act

The last so-called Temperance Endtca-
tor is before US. 1t contains another Of
its characteristic attacks on The Al1gha-
man. Such expressions as these abound
-"wet-leather editor" "bellows Justify"
BADLY threshed," 1--WE intended the plas-
ter to vesicate pretty well, but did not ex-
pect it to draw the huge hump off the an
imal's crooked back" &C., &c
I0ouIe VI Vtso so-.-F~-".-oo f'In nereapoue
have fallen violently III love with the Fin
dicator, if we may credit their written and
printed professions. That persons tastes
differ is proven, for we are free to say that
a0e look upon that sheet as not only an in
jury, but as a disgrace, to the temperance
cause.
The Fjndicator is as nearly copy Of
Brick Pomeroy's notorious Democrat as
the limited capacity of tenth-rate ped
dler of potions, plasters, and pills can
make it, The Democrat is acknowledged
ly an injury to the cause for which it rants
and raves. So, we oplne, Will the It1ldl-
Gator in the end prove an injury to the
cause it tries to advocate
All moral reforms are wrought into
successes by the power of moral suasion,
of reason-not by abuse. The Tindicator
man is hot-headed enthusiast, fool, and
blackguard. If the temperance cause
can afford to allow such a man to speak
for it, as by authority, we are satisfied
But we judge that the masses viii fail to
see much of good in cause which has
for one of its lawgivers a fellow such as
we have delicately described
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-13

consultation to discuss the Divinelutho
tiles of government and society ,ut the
REORGANIZATION of that private dty i'm
posed on Noah shows conclusively arecog
milton of the validity of the old Soacic
laws. Here, then, according to Or reli-
gion, is divine warrant for takig the
life Of the murderer, unless it is pssible
to show clearly that it has becom void.
We know where to find the evidnce of
its repeal. 1t is no answer to ,ay our
Legislature does not act by virtue ,f law
given to Noah, but Cf our constitution.
The inquiry is as to the authority for an
extreme act.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-13

B1~ Genera Stokes, III his recent speech
at Nashville, Tenn, compIimented Andy
Johnson as follows: Now, I'll tell you
what's a fact There isn't man or par
ty th4. Andy johnson hasn't deceived.
<" - = ''aas, in this crowd who can
say that Andy johnson never ueoorr ca
him, should like to see him step forth.
He has been popular man In his day,
for he has been with and deceived all par
ties in turn. He his full of deceit and
demagogueism. He is Ike the old sow
You might take her up, put her in bath
tub and scrub her perfectly clean, turn
her out and she would run five miles in
hot summer day IL August, through clean
waiter, to reach her wallowing place ia an
old peach orchard. That's johnson He
has got back into the old peach orchard
again yes, in the heart Of that old de-
funct Democracy"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-13

Ta- #o.iaav @7r.e iay7rs
Ee nen.aa5 son - f,-aly.
IHE Suffrage - erdnaas wa rst. led
b. fss Coaues'ieg Senate IN trid1e asl
CUMBERLAND county has instructed
her delegates to support Geary.
TIE Huntingdon GloJe wants their
Senatorial Convention held OH the 10th
inst.
BEAVER county has instructed her del
egates to the State convention to vote for
Geary as their choice for Governor.
THE Lehigh Heyister suggests Gen.
James l.. Seliridge as an available Repub-
lican candidate Tor Governor.
FRANKLIN county instructed her dele
gate to the State Convention to vote for
Geary.
R. w Mackey, of Pitts5urg, the new
State Treasurer, was sworn in and enter
cd upon the discharge OF his duties on
the Sd inst.
BEDFORD county has nominated G. S.
MuIlin for State Senator The district is
composed of Somerset, Bedford and Full
ton.
Hon. Alex Murdoch has been inducted
into Office as Marshal of the Western
District of Pennsylvania. Gen. John
Halt las been appointed deputy.
GEN. j. T. Hartranft, Auditor General
and Gen. j. NJ. Campbell, Surveyor Gen,
eral, were sworne in for second term Of
three years on the 4th inst.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-05-13

Gov. Jewell of Connecticut was iuau-
gUrated on the 7th inst. David Gallup
was elected President of the Senate and
o. II. Platt STe ,ker of the House.
Both branches of the Legislature are larg
ely Republican,
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CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS
FORE GOING ELSEW HERE

EzE- l hope by fair dealing and strici
teutIon to business to merit the patr.
of the public.
Jan. 7, 1869. a. II. FALLE
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9Zs MOVABLE COMB BEE HITi|
Pronounced the best ever yet Intro
in this county or State. Any person
a family right can have their Bees trah,
ed from an old box to 4 new one In
instance in which this has been dore ID
suit has been entirely satisfactory, aHi
first take of honey has invariably paid all
penses, and frequently exceeded them. Pr
of the superior merits of this invention '
be found in the testimony of every ms1
has given il trial, and among the lg1
are the gentlemen named below, a1d 4
experience should induce every ouciute,a
in Bees TO
BTY 4 FAMILY RIGHT
Henry G. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll t0T-
took 106 pounds of surplus honey from
hives, which be sold at 35 cents per pJ1
Adam DIETRICH, Of Carroll township 1
from two hives loo pounds Of surplu; Il.
James Kirkpatrick, of Chest townsd.2
60 pounds of surplus honey from one iH
Jacob kirkpatrick, of Chest tovnsli
tanned II pounds of surplus honey tTJ-
hive, worth not less than S2l, and ,13
cost him only S5.
Peter Campbell from one hive obtsll
pounds of surplus honey at one time.
RsE Quite a number Of similar stale,
authenticated by some of the best ci;e
Cambria county, could te obtained i1
of the superior merits OF LangstgothsI
Movable Comb Bee Hive.
Persons wishing to purchase family u
should call on or address
PETER CAMPBELL
Nov. 26, l8GS-tf CarrolltoT','' .
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DuOTOGRAPHIC.-

Il Ho every one that wants Pictures,
Come ye to Ebensburg and get them
Having located in Ebensburg, l would very
respectfully inform the people that l am now
fully prepared to take
PHOTOGRAPHS
in every style of the art, from the smallest
Card Picture up to Life Size.
Esy- Pictures taken in any weather %Tssa
Every attention given to the taking of
CHILDREN'S PICTURES.
Photographs painted in OIL, India Ink, or
Water COlOrS.
Your attention is called to my
FRAMES FOR LARGE PICTURES,
and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
also, Copying and charging done in the very
best style of the az
I ask comparison, and defy competitor.
Thankful for past favors, L solicit cor
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n!SSOLUTION.-
H Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between E. Boyce
Il CO., in the lumber business, was mutually
dissolved in January, 1869. Those having
accounts with the firm will call and settle
E. B0YCE & CO.
Hemlock, April %, lS69-3t.
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tea IN the business portion of town.
ONE S.M4LLER HOUSE
Two stories high, 40x22 feet, capab-''
commodating two families.
THREE ACRES OF GROUAE
Upon which the foregoing described >
are situate. u
The property was formerly owned -
cupied by Barker Il Litzinger, who l-''
solved partnership.
TERMS: -,
81, 800 for tho entire property
$500 in hand the balance in pawn eH..f en-
session given the lst of April, II ce'.,'s.
seAs For particulars, apply TO onrrr yr
mar4tfl Loen'0"''.