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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE2

AN ARKANSAS Judge has his law Office
close to a certain doctor Sin tact, they were
separated only by plank partition with
door'in it. The Judge was at his table busy
with briefs and bills in chancery The doctor
was writing letter, and pausing for mo
ment, called out, Judge isn't eq-u-i, the
way to spell equinOmical2' "Yes, | think it is, )"
said the Judge 'but here's Webster's die
tionary-I can soon tell you Tie opens the
book and turns over the leaves, repeating
aloud, "e-quiuomical-e Find
ing the proper place he runs his eye and hnger
up and down the column two or three times,
dntil he is thoroughly satisfied that the word
in question is not there. Closing the book
with slam, the Judge lays his specs on ,r the n
table, and rising slowly, breaks forth Wv ELL
sir, I've always been a Daniel Webster man.
aud I've voted for him Tor President, but any
man that will write as big dictionary as TINS,
and not put as common word as e,qulnomicai
in it can't get my vote for anything hereafter.
RoGUERY IN Hon CIRCLES.-A young Ia
day OF the most respectable character was re-
ceutly arrested 10 Concord, New Hampshire,
Tor theft OF clothing and jewelry. She Is IN jail
awaiting a trial The daughter OF a banker 10
Chicago, and the niece OF grain dealer In ST.
Louis have lately been accused OF stealing while
shopping, but the matter was hustled up and
they were not brought TO trial. Two weeks
ago a woman moving in the weaithier circles
OF creole society, il We may believe the New
Orleans newspapers, was detected IN like pee
calioes. Late San Francisco Journals contain
a similar story. The daughter of wealthy
merchant in this city Is serving second term
10 State prison for larceny. On the heels OF
these offences We have the arrest in this city OF
Il III ~,
the charge OF stealing gold watch. N. J..
SIM
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TIME RICHMOND. FREDERICkSBUR d
AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THEOLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE VIA
AQUA CREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
~, Fast and comfortable STEAM ERS
leave Washington city twice daily
Sunday p m. excepted, from the wharf foot oil
Seventh street. at 700 a. M, and 7;OJ p. m,
stopping at Alexandria each way. ana e pn4l
icssburg and Potomac Railroad, with elegant
cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chairs on
all its trains. Through tickets and baggage
checks to all points South.
Both boats stop at Alexandria gong ana re
turning SAmUEL hDIh,
j.. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent,
NH I3-tf Richmond. Va.
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FA Re:

Goods por New York, Philadelphia or Bslti:
more steamers Railroad or EXPRESS, to care
ii. Havenner General Agent at Alexandra,
will be forwarded over the road free oil charge
for commission. .,o.,,;.
Communication tickets between Alexandra
and Hamilton, and Nil intermediate Stations NJ
low rate.
Round trip tickets good only for day OF issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced ratea
NATHANIEL HAYS,
mar 3l-lv Genera Supt.
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EISHi FISH FISH

80 bbls No. Potomac Herring.
80 half bbls Family Roe Herring.
90 kits Shsd Roe.
81 bbls Family Roe Herring.
70 bbls Shsd and Is Herring.
Half bbls Shsd in store and for sale
my6 HOOE. WEDDERBU
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-s=APoToMAC TRANSFORMATION

FOR Rail TIMORE AND LANDINGS ON
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Steamer EXPRESS, CAPTAIN A. G. Nickle,
having resumed her old route will leave Bslti-
moro Pier no & Light street wharf on every
TUESDAY EVENING, Mt O. o'clock p m, for
Alexandria Washington and Landings on the
Potomac river. returning. will lea7e Washing
TON Of Go m and Alexandra ut a. m, on
e evn q, SHTIIRDAY MORNING.
TO SHiPPERS-Goods consigned through
70 deI %H On e arrival ofthe steamer a, Al
a ~nnCu; Eor fi,rtbor Information apnv 10
'A"'u''' J. BRODERS & co. Agents,
nar17-tf No. II King ST. Alexs Va.
'',',' $500
<rcae MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
:4sLEtS STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists Of the following first class
outside steamers
E. G.. KNIGHT. Capt j. w. Denty
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WANTED.
1000 CORDS OF GOOD CHESTNUT OAK
BARK,
for which we will pay Sl6 per cord. delivered
AT Alexandria on the cars of the o., A. & NJ.
Il. r., or at tho Tannery.
We also want 500 cords of good BLACK OAK
BARK, for which we will pay $40 cord;
We have always on hand OAK and II kM-
LOCK SOLE LEATHER. UPPER LEATH-
Err, of all kinds, Harness Bride and Skirting
Leather, which we sell ut the lowest cash prices
We are paying the highest cash prices for good
BEEF HIDES, dry and green o,,,,,
I2-tf Alexandria. Va.
TIME FACT that our CHALLENGE Ne
j PERPETRATORS had such an unprece.
dented success over all others made outside of
our State has aroused Us to enlarge our tacli-
ties for manufacturing; We also offer this soG-
son something new--;ho COMBINED SAFE
and REFRIGERATOR cotton up with great
care and which cannot fail to please. Tho I'M
dersigned being tho inventors as well as manu-
facturers, do not hesitate to say they are not
inferior to those manufactured elsewhere, but
say boldly that they are superior in our Jndg-
ment TO ali others We cheeriully place them
on exhibition free, fNr the most critical exam-
nation, knowing the verdict will be in favor Of
Virginia mechanism.
my PURCELL y HOY.
VNo fAkENT1.
There is nothing moro interesting t. parents
than to see their children tn slolully claG, and |
have, therefore, determined to masc special-
~ OF the manulactur. of
BOlS CLOTHING,
in which have had many years experience,
ami al have for sale patterns Of all sizes, rep
resentng all tue latest styles, which am pre-
pared to furnish by the single pattern or in
suits, iir twenty-five cents each. Fun diree
| tons will accompany each pattern, and will he
sent b> nail, 1n receipt Of price, If desired.
|. Il. MUDD
No 36S ID street, corner Ninth,
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GROCERIES.

L. SHERWOODS
j FAMILY
GROCERY AND PROVISION STOKE,
Cor. Queen and st. Asaph sts:,
ia, u IF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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ried less than one year) is the most be6Iing
testimonial that Gao be offered TO the many
noble qualities,manifested during herTrief but
happy married life. Her remalns, with
thosc of her infaat daughter, Ihe innocent
cause of her early demise, were followed to
their final resting place, on Saturday last,
by q large concourse of sorrowing relatives,
friends and neighbers. May her soul rest
IN peace.
HUDSON AT the residence of his father,
at Hcmlock. on Friday, 2lst inst., after brief
Illness, Jams HGDsoS. aged about l9 years.
Thus has passed from time to eternity, in
the fullness of youthful vigor,'a young man,
kind, affabis and obligiag by nature, and one
who was always ready and willing to lend q
helping hand to the distressed, to add his mite
IN support of the poor and needy. aad to assist
IN his humble way in adding to the comforts of
all classes. His social qualities moral habits
and pleasing manners endeared him to the en-
tire co immunity in which he lived, every mem-
Der OF which deeply sympathizes with his rela-
tlTes and sincerely moarns his death. We
hope he has passed from tie troubles and vicis-
situdes of this life to everlasting gloTy in those
realms where the wick ed cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest" May he rest in
peace. p
STORM.-In Washington twp on Thurs
day night last, May goth, 1863, DR.. DAVID T.
STcRH, aged about rs years.
DR.. Storm, we believe, was horn in Mary
land and studied medicine in Baltimore, but re-
moved to this county nearly half century ago,
where he married and has remained almost per
manentiy ever since. He was q man of regular
habits and great stability of character. and in
the practice of his profession he was eminently
successful while he pursued tha. calling. He
served in the capacity of Prethonotary and af-
1 terwards as County Commissic ner and il is due
to his memory to say that he performed the
duties OF both off ,es with marked ability, hon
esty and strict regard for the interests OF the
people whom he served. Requiescat in pace.
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ID I Z ID

BOLARD.-At Summitville, at l2 o'clock
Oh Sunday May 10th, Mr.. THOMAS w BJLAND,
aged 80 years and months.
The deceased was born in the vicinity of his
death, and was throughout life highly esteemed
for his noble qualities of mind and heart. Be
sides receiving the full benefits of q common
school education, he graduated with first class
honors (for rapid progress in his studies and
most exemplary conduct) at st. Francis Col
lege, Loretto. Up TO this time he was some
what delicate in constitution, but after his re-
tirement from school he became stout and ro-
bust, and ere long determined upon trip to
the sunny South. After brief sojourn in Ar
kansas. however, he lost his health and was
forced to return home, where he soon regained
his strength, and shortly afterwards became
connected with the firm of Ceolbroth Hasty &
Co., of Holidaysburg, in the manufacture of
"shook, :" of which business his mechanical ge-
MUS and persevering industry soon made him
the master. In this business he continued for
about eight years, and made it roftabls. At
the age of twenty eight he married a most es-
timable and beautiful young lady, but ere one
month of welded bliss had passed away his fair
young bride was attacked by that fell destroyer,
consumption, and within eight days of the first
anniversary of their wedding her pure spirit
passed from earth forever. The stricken hus
band, himself severely afflicted with bronchitis,
was, in November last, advised by his physi-
clan to visit Cuba for the benefit of his health.
i nlS aQVlc6 ne complied with, but had not
much more than reached that tropical climate
when he contracted the bilious fever, which
confined him to bed for four months. Recov.
ering sufficiently to undertake the Journey, he
set out for his parental home, and reached it
only to linger six weeks longer, when death
put an end to his earthly sufferings-one year
and four months exactly having interv en- ed be-
tween the death of his wife and his own demise
Throughout his illness the deceased bore his
Buterings with the utmost patience and resig-
nation. He retained his senses to the last mo-
ment, and calling his friends to his bedside
told them his last hour had come and bid them
all final and affectionate farewell. He died
as he had lived, a moral, exemplary and faith
full member OF the Catholic Church, and there
Is every reason to believe that he has been cali
ed to enjoy the rewards of we'll spent life
His early death is sincerely regretted by large
circle of relatives and friends. May he rest in
peace.
SWOPE.-At her residence in Chest
township, on Friday. 21st instant, Mrs.
MARY j., wife of John NJ. Swope, Esq, and
daughter of F. Cooper, Esq, aged SO years.
The deceased possessed in an eminent
degree those special graces of mind and
character which never fail to endear the
possessor to all with whom they hold social
intercourse. AS daughter and sister the
remembrance of her kind and loving dispo-
sition will long linger in the memories of
those from whom death has so rudely parted
her, and as q wife the almost heart broken
grief Of her husband TO whom she was mar
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Bbensburg. Nay 6, 1869.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue
~ Of a writ Of Vend. Expon. issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
~, and to me directed there viii be exposed to
Public Sale. at the OouRT HoUsEIN EBENssuRe,
on MONDAY, THE 3lsT DAY oF MAY at / clock.
p. m, the following real estate to wit : All
the right, title and interest of William Burk,
of, in and to piece or parcel of land situated
in Washington township. Cambria county. ad-
joining lands of the heirs af Edward Burk,
Aren't Sonman, and others, containing I62
acres, more or less, unimptoved. Taken in
execution and to be sold at the suit of LcuisA
Keepers. JOHN A. BLAIR. SFerlh.
Sheriff-s Office, Ebensburg. May IS, 1869.
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NOTICEl-All persons wishing to
IN procure Que of the celebrated ETKA Now
ING AND REArIEs MACHINES must leave their
orders with me before the Goth day of June
next, 50 that may have sufficient time to OBJ
tain the Machines before they wish to use them.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
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A CARD take this method of an
"a pouncfng to the voters of Cambria county
hit lam = candidate for the office Cf COUN-
e COMMISSIONER subject to the decision
,f ,b. Democratic County Convention If
dominated and elected hope | shall ba able,
by faithful performance of the duties of the
lace. to satisfy the people that their confidence
4, not been misnlaccd.
PATRICK DONOUGHE.
Allegheny Tp.. May Is, 1859 st
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

IL CAMBRIA COUNTY.-Notiee is hereby
that the following appraiEement Of personal
nropsrty of a decedent, selected and set
ap1r' p. If i1 nsssmbly of the I4th Anr;i IssI has
been filed in the Registers Offcs at Ebens-
burg, and will be presented to the Orphans
Court for approval, on Wednesday, the 9th
day of June next, to wit:
Appraisement of the goods and chattlss Of
Henry M'Keever, late OF Munster township,
decd, set apart for the widow of said deceased.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Ebensburg, May 90 ls69.-3t.
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EGISTER AND RECORDER. -
A The friends of the undersigned offer him
I, candidate for REGISTER AND RECORD
n of c -mbria County. subject to the decision
a the coming Democr.iie County Conyentlon
THOMAS MCkERNKN.
Cambria City, May II. lS69.-tc.
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AND RECORDER.

Ia lam candidate for nomination for the
-. Of REGISTER ASp RECORDER, sub
-, 10 the decision Of the next regular Demo
rs-ntic County Conyerticn.
GEO. w. OATMAN.
FbenGburg May IT. le69.-tc.
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NOITNTY TREASURER -Wc are
II authorized to announce WILLIAM LIN
rON. Of Johnstown, as = candidate fer the
reire of COUNTY TREASURER. subject to
4 decision of the Democratic County Con-
aenLiOn.
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- persons have fled their Petitions for Tav-
ern and Eating House Licenses in my Office,
for the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county thereon, at the next June
sessions:
TAvERS LICENSES.
Cambria Borough-Thomas Springer. Pat'k
NJ Cauley, Edward Howe, Ignatius Kohler,
Daniel M'Donald. Catharine Rehberger. DanT
M'Peak, William Gallagher, Geo. Smith, Jos.
Saler: John Kintz.
Conemaugh Borough-Mary Ann German,
Peter Nalzie, Mary Widman. lst ward John
Fisher. Jos. Shoemaker, Thos. Radcliff, Mary
Ritch, Jos. Alwine Geo Kurtz I'd ware
Carrolltown Borough-Lawrence Scbroth
Lawrence Steich. Francis ]. Grassbsrger.
Carroll Townshp-Catharine Baker.
Chest Springs Roroush-Silas A. M'Gough.
Peter j. Mckenzie.
Croyle Township-Tictor voegtIy. Peter
Brown.
Clearfeld Township-Cecelia M'Goush.
Ebensburg Borough-Isaac Crawford, Je-
rome Platt, west ward Linton l. Son, east
ward.
East COnemaugh BOrOush-David Falcon,
Leonard Eist.
Franklin Boroush-Peter Rubritz.
GallitEIn Township-Jacob Gearhsrt, Mich
ael McMorris, s. A. Crlste
Johnstown Borough-Rchard Jelly. John
Bending, Thomas L. Davis, Margaret Nichol-
son, I'd ward; Adam Biershank, John Gearhart,
Thomas M'Cann, r. Durach, William Doubt,
Patk Kelly, Chas. Hostein, Andrew Henuing,
Wm. Linton, Chas. Zimmerman, John Fritz.
d. W. Goughnour, Sd ward Henry SchnabeI,
Henry Hansmon. Geo. n. Holman, (in District
Court,) Ash ward.
Loretto Borough-John B MYERS, Flavian
Bingell. David Egar & Albert Bender
hiIlville Borough-Hannah Slattery Sarah
Bradley, Emanuel James.
Richland Township-Joseph Gels, George
Cosrad, Peter Helm.
Summitville Borough-Henry Hughes, Chris
tian Reich.
Wilmore Borough-John Schroth
Washington ToWnship-Wn. Callan, Owen
SWeeny.
Susquehsnna Township-Michasl J. Plott.
EATING House. LICENSE.
Carrolltown Borough-Henry Blum.
Johnstown Borough-John Jordan, Cd ward;
Adam Pfarr, Sd waId, Henry Eansman, John
A. Stemmer, 4th ward.
LorettO BOrough-Daniel ]. Kelly.
Washington TOwnship--Wiliiam D. Jones,
ID. MLaueh him Henry Martz. G co. W Mullin.
WHOLESALE LIoUoR LIoExsE.
Frederick Vowinkle and Edward Rothschild,
Sd Ward, Johnstown.
J. K. EITE, Clerk.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER,

fk The subscriber respectfully announces
:, .elf as a candidate for the Office of REGIS
I'm AND RECORDER, subject to the deci-
4 ~ or the Democratic County Convention.
JAMES n. SINGER.
rs.ksgn Township, May 81. 1859.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICEl-

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICEI-
"A Letters of Administration on the estate of
CONRAD EAGER, late of Washington township.
deceased, having been granted TO the under
signed by the Register of Cambria county, all
persons indebted to said estate are hereby mott
fed that payment must be made without delay.
and those having claims against the same are
requested to present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
JOIN JOHN saARBsAuGH. { Adn'~.
SumnitVills, May 20, l669.-6ts
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Mr.. James Kelly aud wife, who left this
county and settled in California almost IF
teen years ago. paid our town brief visit
during the present week, having included
their old Cambria home in An extended
tour which they are now making, and which
takes in sojourn in Ireland, France and
Italy before they return nextSpring to their
home on the golden shores of the Pacific
Mr.. Kelly has prospered exceedingly during
his residence in California, and we believe
he is now reckoned among the wsalthiest
men in that State.
Some three weeks ago Chaplain" W.
T. Davis concluded the third year Of his
service as mail messenger between the post
Office and railroad depot at this place. and
during all that time he has faithfully
promptly and satisfactorily performed his
arduous duties. regardless Of inclement wea-
thsr or other adverse circumstances. If it
be true that the "laborer is worthy of his
hire" then indeed has the chaplain"
earned hi. scanty pittance, and time it is
that his reward should be increased much
beyon his present wages.
DR.. Thomas f. Campbell. late of Altoona,
practising physician in Johnstown, died
in the latter place on Sunday morning. 10th
inst, from an overdose Of morphine which
he had taken to allsy a painful attack of
neuralgia of the heart and lungs. 8 disease
to which he had for some time been subject.
Mr.. q. was young man of excellent char
Hcter and more than ordinary ability, and
his sad and sudden death has awakened the
sympathies of the entire com nunity in be-
half Of the young wife and one child thus
left husbandless and fatherlcss. His remains
were taken to Greensburg for interment
The agent for Bryan's grand circus and
menagerie, failing to obtain accom-
modations here for the ladies, men AID
horses connected with that mammoth es-
tablishment, owing to the fact that they
wished to exhibit during the second week
Of Court. when our public houses are al
6llcd to their utmost capacity, has been
forced 10 advertise an exhibition. day aud
night, at Summitylle, IN 20 9th Ju Q to
be followed by a like exhibition at johns
that an excursion train will run from this
place on that day, but Of this we shall know
more by next week.
Week before last was very prolific of acci-
dents in and 40 lut Johnstown. A man nam
ed Coligan had ono of his arms broken, his
head crushed and was otherwise severely
injured in one Of the Cambria IroI Co.'s
mines on We luesday. John NJ. Reese
and boy named Watkins were dangerous
ly burned by an explosion of fire damp Ia
one of the coal mines in Cambria borough
on Saturday Young Watkins has since
died Of his injuries. On the same day an
old lady named Shehau. said to be l02 years
If age, while attempting to cross the Pa.
r. Il. track Al the Johnstown station, was
struck by freight engine and so severely
injured that she died in day or two after
the accident.
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THE. MATRIMONIAL MARKET has been
extremely active for the past few days, quito
r number of marriAgeable daughters having
changed hands We can only hope that the
several investments will prove pleasant and
profitable ones, and that our young friends will
not forget that very many Of the Indispensable
articles for housekeeping can be purchased at
the extensive establishment of Geo. Huntley,
and that too az as fair prices as from any other
dealer. Stoves, tinware. table cutlery, wood
and willow ware, groceries, and hundreds of
other things comprised in Mr.. II IS stock, you
will need with which to commence business.
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HEARTH AND HoME-This excellent 6re-
side weekly, now in the fifth month Of its
existence. has won its way to popularity
and patronage annals of unequalled in the
newspaper literature. 1t is the most perfect
and valuable depository of agriculturs liter
sry, scientific and general knowledge we
have ever perused, aud should find well
come in every household. The last number
commenced a fine story. by Mrs. Edison,
entitled marrying Well" which promises
to be fully worth the price of years sub
scripticn Address Hearth s Home, 81
Park Row, New York.
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TRIAL LIST.-List of Causes set
u down for trial at a Court of Common
Pleas, to be held at Ebcnsburg for Cambria
county. commencing on Monday, the 1th day
of June, A D. 1859
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On Ny when one becomes wearied he
usually cries, Oh My! but when he is rap
turously delighted be cries Oh Mayer! Oh
Mayer sells dry goods at the Opera House
building on Main street, Johnstown aud Oh
myl but Mayer does sell the handsomest
goods. Oh my do call on L. Mayer and
get neat dress. New goods arrive daily.
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TRY FRYi-In half column adver-
tiseme Mt in our paper to day everybody is in
vited to "try Fry when they want to buy" any
of the thousand and one articles comprised in
the new and magnificent stock of goods just
opened by him in the rooms recently occupied
by r. II. Tudor. The ladies say that such a
handsome and complete stock has never here
tofore been offered for their inspection and pur-
chase in this community, and Mr.. Fry is deter
mined to merit liberal patronage by selling
his goods at wonderful low prices. Buy from
Fry and you may rely on getting fair return
for your money.
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T ICENSE NOTICE.-The following
- persons have fled their Petitions for Tay-
ern and Eating House Licenses in my Office,
for the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county thereon, at the next June
sessions
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The weddings are all over, the big show
is not going to exhibit in this place. decora-
ton day will soon be passed. and then the
only cause of excitement which will be left
our people is the very agreeable sensation
which all can experience in purchasing dress
goods and dry goocs, carpets, furniture,
groceries, etc, at the renowned cheap cash
store of Shoemaker & Co., where there is
stock enough to suit rich and poor alike
Go and see, and go at once.
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LOST BoY.-This is the title of a new
poster by L. Cohen 4 Brother, New York
Clothing Hall, Main street, Johnstown. The
lost boy was found to have large amount
of clothing which he bought at L. Cohen 4
Brothers., where everything in the clothing
line may bs procured. cheaper than the
cheapest. The prodigal son has returned a
large profit to the advertisers.