The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24

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Commissioner, Patrick Donoughe; Treas
urer, VIM. Linton Auditor, Frank Bear
er; Poor House Director, Francis O'Friel.
The anti-ring ticket is little mixed,
just at present, but choice will be made
out the following material: Assembly.
John E. M'Kenzie, John Porter Register
and Recorder, j. NJ. Singer, Thomas NJ
Herman, J. Harold, P. MGough, James
Griffin Commissioner, James Neason, D.
Tobin Treasurer, George Gurley, II. Kin
kead Auditor, James Yinger Jno Smith;
Poor House Director, Henry Hopple, An
thony Anna, Anselm Weakland
The delegate elections come off next
Saturday, and the Co. Convention will be
held the following Monday. SO that the
agony will not be of long duration
If the Convention do what is right, they
will nominate the following ticket:
Assembly, John Porter.
Register and Recorder, G. w Oatman-
Commissioner, james Neason.
Treasurer, William Linton.
Auditor, John Smith.
Poor House Director, Francis O'Friel.
In this correction, l might mention
that squad detailed from the Happy
Family started on an investigating tour in
various directions on Monday morning
Their influence is such that they viii un-
doubtedly be heard from-one way or an
other--on Convention day.
Probably you have noticed how the call
for our Co. Convention reads, 1t begins
thus The Democratic electors, and all
others opposed to Radical misrule and ne
gro sufroge," &c, &c l heard one of
our prominent Democrats say, the other
day-"That's some of that ID fool
! Woodrutf's stuff. Some of these days, the
! negro will have a vote in Cambria county,
and how can we ask him to go with us
with such Internal paper as that out p
So you see that VIM. A. Wallace is not
the only leader in our party who is de-
n0unce |!
There viii be big fight in Convention,
ali which Will be seen and duly reported
by OBSERVER.
SCHOOL APPARATUS AND SCHOOL
FURNITURE.-Prcf +. w Rogers is now
traversing Cambria county for the sale Of
che celebrated school apparatus and school
furniture manufactured by Wachob & Nc
Dowali, Scranton, Pa. The apparatus
consists of numeral frames, geometrical
forms and ari.hmetical solids, excelsior
globes, central forces, reading and writing
tablets, &c, and the furniture of all kinds
OF desks, seats, teachers tables, blackboards
DC. We have examined specimens of
Prof Rogers apparatus and looked
over his illustrated catalogue, and have
formed a favorable impression Of them.
The internal arrangement of any school
room is not complete unless it contains
globes, tablets: &c, to give pupils some
Palpabie, practical idea of what they are
to learn. Neither is a school
room what 1t should be unless the desks
and seats are put up with a view to the
comfort and health of the pupis-deside-
ratum not found in the old style desks
and seats Of many Of the schoolrooms
the county. Prof Rogers, we
understand, will visit all the school dis
-rcts III the county, and explain to each
board OF directors the superiority OF his
'PFaratus and furniture, and its cheapness.
'Ver all others. All he may sell will be
Farranted to be as represented. We COM
nend him to the favorable consideration of
III our readers interested in the cause Of
dueation.
We subJoln recommendation of Prof
EogerS apparatus from the Superintend-
Mt of Common schools of Cambria county {
EBENsBURG June II, SEQ ;
The Excelsior Globe and P ID. and SIS
harts of Pennmanship and the Reading Ta-
lets, for which Prof. f. w. Rogers is agent. |
have examined, and feel free to pronounce q,
iem among the best articles OF school an
aratus with which l am acquainted The 7
Xtthing to LiDe teachers in the school-room >
proper school apparatus. l should be
leased to see our schools, as far possible 7
applied with good apparatus like that for p
hich Prof Rogers is agent and from it be-
eve we should be able to date greater sue v
,ss IN our schools. !,
7. J. CHAPMAN, C.s. :;
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h.al, I.