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THEE8lR.

We want our pcnpIe 10 attend the Fair,
AZ Raleigh on The 18th OF next month. Let
them &c, ready their fat beeves. hogs. cows,
sheen, fine horses. mules, the rrettiest cake
81 butter, shiiest honey. best Hour, incest
batch IL ilr,ed and green lruif, wheat. corn,
potarors. the best made cold fashioned
bed quilt !. all the little handiwork 81 .a'
Orange girls I'VE bet ON 'em!) aerdles
the be., knit stocking. the best piece oil
spun cloth, and 81 on nll ron end the al
phabet. We. pit" old Orange against
she State COR the prel,iest women that will
be al the Fair. Now
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Money Ter cent, with 10 comMls
sion added. FHe.twenties, 1863, i2l5-S
Tennessee 6's--Ex.conpons. Oh; new, %.
Virginia 6's- ST. new, So. North Caroil-
ma 6's--uld. 52ai new. 40.
Washington. September a4.--Cuban par
tisans here have startling news from that -.
land. New dissensians have compelled
the reorganization of the patriot army, and
President Cespedes has assumed sapreme
command. with Gen. Jordan as chief 'oi
staff. The Cubsns sssassinated two Cuban
Generals before the reorganizsiion.
niagara Falls. Sept. a5.--'rhe horses at
tacl,ea 10 carriage containing gentleman
aud four ladies' became unmmnagvable
The gentlemsn jumped of. and escaped.
The carriageand horses. went over bank
SO feet high. killing one lady, fatally IN
iuring anoiher. and terribly b,uls,ng ih'
others. The party we,e from Providence
Il. 4.
San Francisco. Sept. 25.-The heay,
rush for gold yesterday, caused by ad,,ce'
from the Atlantic side. caused the banks 4
refuse to sell Al any price.
Wisconsin papers now want hanging le
galizrd. They are going 10 hang dcspera
does any way. and ih,ak Il was as we'll b
done BY sancuen ni law. Wisconsin abc
listed capital punishment Some years ago.
The DalsilIe Register says: THE Exc
rutive Committee Of the Border Agrienliu
-al Society decided To- hold Far here o
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday the l3th
I4rh aud 18th 81 0cluber next.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Washington. sept. "a lit Is stated Inst
Gen. tsHby recommends the rr.establish.
meni u The Frsedneb's Bureau in yirgiois.
AmVng The reasons gwen for this action u,
that The drought has produced a scarcity oI
grain. which threatens much suaeriDg
asn"ng the negroes.
New York. September es.--lbe Gold
Hoard sdjovrned II 10 o'clock this morn.
ing uata Monday. A cSmmi.les vas then
spponisd 10 SAT- on NJ. Butlsthsld, assis.
iant United States treasurer, and ak hi,a
10 to,ll,one the sale oi the "a, 600 600 gold
% .nlnr future day. No gold Transaction.
~ io.isy adj be recognized by Tie Board
ard there ate nn quotations.
Sucks sre dull vilh lille doing. snl
prices shade ~ lrum The "pening.
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nTLLsBoRoUGH. N. Q.
wednesday. sept. ~. 1859.
nv T. C. EVANS.
a,Two DoI,ars per annum. psidin adssns

ADVERTISING RATES.
One square Of ten lines (in this sisc iype) - inI
The .s, insertion and SO cents for each additional
week -
/ square 3 months Ss--six month $40 u mo. 81
: MI. . $40 Sis 30
IS SIS I" $50 $50
Half colamn months SIS s months $40 year $40
One column 3 months $45 months SOB year Stoo
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

.lsHE ADVERTISER having been restored 70 health in
4 lew serks, Ly very simple remedy, alter
hasing suffered several years win severe lung al
ierlion and that dread disease Consumption b aux
inus TO make known 70 bis f,ow sufferers The means
OF cure.
To an who desire IT, he will sena copy Of the pre-.
srrpon used Gree Of charge with ihedireciians icr
preparing snd using the sane. shich they Will md
sure Cure Tor consump lion, Asthma, Branchis, &c.
The object III the advertiser in sending ihe PrererP-
ton i 10 benefit the aicted. and spread attenuation
which be eoureisrs 10 be invsiuahif. and he hopes
every sufferer will Try bis remedy. ss Il will eosl them
nothing. and may prove blrssing.
Parties wishp The prescription. will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
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GEM SALOON.
BAR-RO0M AND
r n S = "a " n a NJ II !!
ckAGlffAD STREET.
One Door Below cmnst ~ Main.
DANYILLE VA.
20 -.

DANvILLE va.
T, McCULLY.
MOULD respectfully inform The Public TIA. he
w hiss hos fcGued, regardless az cost, the
Baidns formerly known ss '.Nstionsl Expmxs' 0f.
ace, (opposls be- oJ sisnd,) 10 The slost tasty style.
where he y prepared 70 furnish AZ I'll hours. every.
ihins t1si = ssod % @
Eat and Drink. such az Oysters. served
10 every style desired. All the Fowls Of
the Air, sd Fish, ~ The Season. And
everv ssrieiy % Meats. served OPP in ,as.
y manner 10 suit the most fastidiops, aud
open reasonable terms.
Liquors. segsrs and Tebaccos, The very
best tie Market seords.
Call At the "Gem Saloon" and yon'll call
again.
Dsn,iIs. We. Sept. d, ss-sm
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PLANTATION BlfTERs

This wonderful vegetable
restorative Is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and
debIlltated. As q tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid it has no equil
among stomachics. As y
remedy fore the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, IL y
supcrseding every other
stimulant In all climates
tropical, temperate OF
frigid, 1t acts as . specin|
In every species Of disorder
which undermines fh1
bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits
wherever 1t Is intro
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Z y. esRy, y. o. grEs.
Isle "a Richmstd late ~ Pssersb1ff.
NEW cROCKERY HOUSE!
To lle Trade - Virgins & Narih Carolina.
A Y have opened IN Nassoik ga Main suesi. op
w r-pe Ne re-s 0fses, the largest and mDsi
complete aesk Of
China, Crockery Silver Plated Ware,
Glass Ware and House
Furnishing Goods
Il h.s eses been the pea.urs Il any one 70 os ,eths
Tasds, Oar sscck b "
DIR OWN IMPORTATION
and teBshi ef the Manufacturers direct On doll srd
dsms~sed mnke,. whssh enables Vs. 70 ssll % The
Trade 81 much Igwef dsares than ihsy have had Of
fereJ 20 them sincs The ssr.
OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE.
and one need nss a. farther Than call on snd hnd
s,eompsse s-ronmeni ssth 90 l. Usually kept By hss.
cisss wholsrsIe and nisd eresksfy. ehins and glass
ware kyuses. Yesp~etfulIy,
THOMAS II. GAkY & co
Msin street, oppo.ils Posi-cfhcs.
Noriah. sePs. IN N--sm
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a GENTLEMAN who suffered for yesrs from
N Nervou. Deliriy. PreRsiure Isecay. and sll The
effects II youthful indsreiion will. for the sake q
snF.ring humanity. send Zee "a ~ sho need u, The
reeeipt and direstns Tor making The simple remedy
BY which he was eured. Sufferers wishing to prof
Nv the advsrissrs experience. ran % 80 hy address
ing. in perivci eon6derer. JOHN D. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street. New York.
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SLATE OF NoRTn cARGLisA.


n John Laws. cierk Of the Bosid Of Con rnis-
saDers Cor said county do certify thai The ialiow-
nz il correct statement of the numi~r Of heetingr
anu days and Mirage that rarh member sf1be cvun-
~ Commissioners attended and the smouni Of com
oen.aiion Of esch Member, fsr the year ending ist
noeaay in srpaemher 1859. To VIA;
Thee we're 80 @sciings ofihe Board.
Lemuel Lunch. attended 98 DAYS 1894 90
Mileage 90 miles ] 90
Total 295 90
] U kirkland, attended 81 days 3 s29i 90
Revising Tax list "a days 8 ~ 90
Mileage 5S miles "
rntal s551 ~
Jones Watson, attended 81 days 2 col 90
Mileage 65s miles 5 80 go
T.,.i s2gS 81
W m Patterson. attend 80 days 8 go OF
Mileage $50 m'lrs5 % 90
TIL s2gB on
R.b,. p Merris, attend So DAYS ia Ot
Trip 10 Gieen>bra, 8 U 0e
Mileage Travelling 800 miles 20 q
Fatal s22O 81
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

UsHg firm n Rsheu Y Morris a. Son. w whiei
D W a Willard. wss special partner. Etpiscs
h, limitation on the ia day II Sspi. 1853.
The business u concern will ss settled BY Robert
/ M..... .aone
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Thspecple Of North Carolina are neither
mobbers or rioters. They have been in
structed in a SEXUAL Of the puresi Law 10 the
land. Their magistrates and judges were
won, 10 be Of unsslIied reputation and high
order Of intelligence. Alas
Nor, their .choolmsster il turned cut Of
dnors; heir good men are fettsred With
Inc gives Of hen roost robbers and gala
ds, &c ,ilIsiny and corruption is bad in the
halls where truth aud justice once presided.
Pieayune pip-s-peeps have peeked through
The shells Of their inbnrn dsprs,iiy and
~i:h their Zee, in The stirrups are riding
~ abiding and God fearing people isto
,.,by and confession. The weak are
Ill !, the intelligent are despised; and
w;,h ,hsnd dirty blsekgnsr'ls are girded
Innocence that once was the shield Of
Ia some sssir,ae.
and ignorant ness nee. Nc s'pe.s,'."p'
bl.ns = po..b% more 70 e p'', .s;. 'S.I
sink Of iniqaiiy, ]. -. 49, =,
'"al feet Al! Of the purify =, !, ~ .,mm,
~. oil q the beauty u thu. I. ~, Na,,,
carolinisns sere npee ~edde,- "a.
groom 10 lis bride. 49,
Why Is ihe head IL Tie s,,,. -.
Why are the suihorities dumb D.1, a.
know ihai such state 81 affairs eaano, i.
much longer: let item throw This sc.,
"ut " rsfiss sn1 s,-.s .--r-..-. NJ
- ihsir slead. anil the result will be tina
not only will all good men honor them "a
ihr deed. but Bad men viii praise then %
Il. AID he men ihra~n "ut will ihem.elye
hr the laudsst 10 ,Asir support Of the sd
minisiratinn. Let Governor Holden / on
der this matter.
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ROBERT y. NORRIS.
En-. w. NORRIS,
W. III. WILLARD.

September IS. - b.
Ral en- v. Morris will siiil coniinus ihe business 81
Manufacturing The Iau,.os n y. hssris 4 Son. Eu-
,sh. s,sa.kias Tobseeor n Dulhsmr. AQgns. slse
september IS. 34-3w
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THE POOR.


We are all pnor critturs.
some 81 Us proiess religion some don't.
Must all 81 " love money and will ~hip
ihr devil to rake j..
Their. are lev though wha doh't love
money. They are thase who never have
il. The poor. The summer has passed
with them. and the brow Of heaven is low
.riny dirk and cold On them. The winter
j. coming. They have M furs to wrap ~
in; no cosy rug by the blazing Gre alas.
some III tl,pm no sh,lter over their heads.
Christ is said 10 have been very jealous
OF the necessities &c lie poar. u this be 50,
/. certainly bei"oves the protesting tlisci-
pies II our Sssier 20 be in like names
attentive 10 their wants. !" Far as much q.
ye have cone il unta oRe q. these &c. 7"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-02
Original 4oetrg.
Reflections of a Reformed CuIprit.
BY ANTONIO.

Oh! how long, how very long the hours do scent
ct true, what heed should pay timer
lis all the same--I wake, sleep, dream:
My chains serve well the tinkling church
bells chime.
Yes, here l, an old man, poor man,
Sit in my drear, dark cell all day;
The breeze that moves the fbers and the light
leaves fan,
Rejoicing, passes-pursues its destined way
'Tis hard, hard lot, yet why should repine?
He whom the star-clad realms of bliss
And all this mighty world, OH man, of thine
Could not contain, bore more than this.
Oh! how l love, thro' my long, dark and drear.
lest hours,
To gaze upon the pale, sweet empress of the
night,
(HOw upward. toward the Throne, my spirit
towers!)
And study in HER loveliness Gods living
To see, BY times, the stars fall far, from up on
And glance across yon black, owl-ruined pile;
Just seen. a flash, meteor gIance-'tis BY I
fell ike that years gone, a long, long while
And now 1 scarce can hold with my poor, with
cred, boney hands
The meagre food, the scant subsistence of
All! now | know it's true, that thought most
The world, well known, is saint to be or end
for demon strife.
Yet, FATHER, if so base can name Thee so,
BE pleased to grant me grace and love
Treasures of priceless worrh-that here below
Ripen to fulness souls born for above
Here, while mourn me, in this foul dungeon,
| rejoice;
My soul and hold converse, and 1 feel
That PEACE, with seraph gaze and angel voice,
Will yet, from this cold Punishment, welcome
me to veal.
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4 n D r f w NJ o S E S
MERCHANT TAILOR.

'TFPEs's BUILDING, CLINTON ST., JouNsTowN,
AS Just received his fall and winter stock
I, OF fine French, London and American
- rs, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
~ full assortment of Gents FuRNIsHISG
ani ar; Moses has been for eight years cutter at
Cour Morrell Co.'S establishment, and now
SiTes m, 70 inform his friends and the public gen.
1a,,! mat he has commenced business in Sup
oGlidlng. on Clinton street, with stock
Sous adapted to the fall and winter, which
- prepared to make up in the latest styles
sr.io ~ moderate prices for cash. hoping by at
lou .ou 10 business TO merit a share Of public
"IHage, and maintain that success which
r. 5sse.otore attended his efforts in producing
m nuing garments. Give him call.
'onhstown, Sept. 9, 1863. If.
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SCHOOL, READ Ems,

The Detroit Free Press wants modern
improvements worked into school read
ing books, and offers the following as a
sample of the sort chat would be up to the
spirit of the age: $500
The horse is on his nest. He is a
fine horse. Can he make hrs mile in two
minutes Some horses have the scratch
es. So do some boys.
The goose is on her roost- She is a
fine quadruped, and has tender tenor
voice. Can the goose ay far No;
neither the goose nor the rhinoceros can
fly far.
''Here is man. He is fireman He
belongs to No. 10. If you are q good
boy, you will some day be an angel like
that fireman. They sometimes get their
heads broken.
'lIere is the gas works. Ii is high
building. All our Cungressmen are born
here. Do Congressman ever steal You
may be sure they do.
''Do you see that small boy2 He is
good boy, and supports his mother by
selling newspapers. His father don't have
to work any more now,
10 q plCluiS VI a nluOM-
See how sad she looks. Her husband
could not pay her dry-gOods bill, and SO
he-died. Do you think she will get
another man 7 She will try hard.
"Here is the sea side. You see that
swell there drinking spring water =
What is he here for For his health
Will he get it ; Yes if his fathers money
holds out and she don't get engaged first
to that fellow with The paste diamond.
''Do you see this colored man. See
how fast he runs He is running for an
Office. He was poor lad once, and
worked for his clothes aud yictuals. Now
he don't.
.'This is picture Of Horace Greeley.
What is he doing He is mailing straw
berry plants to has subscribers. 'Ebey are
fine plants, and yield about z busheltO a
plant This is has political economy
',Here is a fine likeness of Colfax.-
See how be smiles lie is looking at the
White House
This Is scene In Tennessee, That
man there, weeping, is Stokes. Why
does he weePP Has he much money?
No he can't see Scatter. Poor man
He viii doubtless find some enc in Wash~
ington who will sympathize with him
''What is that maR doing there He
is counting over Government greenbacks;
be is Pnblic official. See how fast he
counts! Those one dollar bills on the
left~hand SIDE arc lhe IsoRey he IL to re-
turn to the Convention; those ten dollar
bills on the right are the money be is
going TO put into his pocket It's good
thing to be public official, Now you're
talking
<'Here is the face Of reporter. See
how joyful lac looks. He has just heard
that Il man has cut his own Itaroat, and
he is going for the item. Should you
like 10 be reporter, and get licked on dark
nights. and see dead persons, and climb
ap four pairs of stairs J"
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CANT AFFORD IT.-The Erie Rcpsc5-
hcan has seen tie man who couldn't afford
TO take paper. 1t gives his history as
follows. He has his coaaterpart in this
town:
There are meH who don't take daily
paper, because ''thcy can't afford it
they are too poar-they require all their
money TO keep up their family expenses
t'these hard times" We met one of these
the other day, and we said to him he
ought to have the republican. ''Well,
really" said he, 81 would if l could af>
ford it. Would like to oblige you but
things are so confounded fight just now
that 1t is bard 10 make both ends meet. I"
We did not press the matter upon our
"hard up" friend, but knowing his hab-
its, we made the following calculation,
based on that knowledge. Two glasses
OF ale day, at ten cents, sevenfy-three
dollars; three cigars, one after each meal,
one hundred and niue dollars and fifty
cents; board for big dog. thirty dollars
all in one year, two hundred and twelve
dollars and fifty cents-sufiicient to buy
six barrels of -four, one barrel of sugar,
one sack of coffee, good coat, respect
able dress, frock for the baby, and half
dozen pairs of shoes, and all the daily
papers in the city, to say nothing about
magazines, books, &c. You see the point
the man couldn't afford it, and there
are thousands just like for the same rea,
sop.
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,OOK w ELL TO YOUR
UNDERSTANDINGS!
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Mems and Boys, Wear

The Undersigned respectfully informs his nu-
ferrous customers and the public generally that
Is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
HOES of any desired size or quality, from
Pc finest French calfskin boots to the coarsest
fogan, IN the VERY BEST MANNER, on the short
p notice, and at as moderate prices as like
lork can be obtained anywhere
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
my establishment need no assurance as to
Pc superior quality of my work. Others can
lsly be convinced of the fact if theJ will only
i've me a trial. Try and be convinced.
~ ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors feel confident that
y work and prices will commend me to u con-
huance and increase of the same.
JOHN ID. THOMAS.
Ebensburg, April %, 1869.
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3.
I. l.. LANGSTROTH'S
.PATELT MOVABLE comb REE HITEI

THE BEST EVER YET
introduced in this County or State. ANY
1arson buving family right can have their
w'.s tr,rsferred from an old box to new one.
DC oro,v instance in which this has been done
~. - ,ss1lt has been entirely satisfactory, and
'Lo Lo srst tlke of honey has invariably paid all
.Ioenses w and frequently exceeded them. Proof
: tTo sunerior merits of this invention will be
sa,aJ !, the testimony of every man who has
80 il a trial, and among the number are the
s2onfemen named below, and their experience
ttSorlj induce every one interested in Bees to
RUY 4 FAMILY RIGHT!
Henry c. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll township,
oat Ii6 sounds of surplus honey from two
k;ros which he sold at 35 cents per pound.
Adam Deh-ich. of Carroll township, took
from two hives 200 pounds of surplus honey.
4 lanes Kirk patrick, of Chest township, took
Eg rounds of surplus honey from one hive.
/ I{,cob Kirkpatrick, of Chest township, OBJ
o;yed p pounds Of surplus honey from o@e
i've worth not less than $2l, and the right
lost him only 50.
Peter Campbell from one hive obtained Sc
hounds of surplus honey at one time.
q Quite a number of similar statements,
iutbeuticated by some of the best citizens of
fanbria county, could be obtained in proof of
Be superior merits Of Langstroth's Patent No
sabe Comb Bee Hive.
Persons wishing to purchase family rights
5tould call on or address
PETER CAMPBELL,
Nov. ), l6S6.-f. Carrolltown, Pa.
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How Poor BoYS Reach THE TOP
RoUND.-There are 1919 persons who
pay an fnceme tax in this city sixty
seven persons who pay taxes on incomes
of Sl00.o 900 or over. Most of these solid
gentlemen are selfnade men, who have
come up from the lowest round of the
ladder. The man who heads the list, A.
L. Stewart, everybody knows, was an
Irish enisrant, who commenced life with
less than twenty-five cents ; indeed, with
few exceptions, most of The parties IN the
hist were scarce as well off AS Mr. Stew
art. Take Henry Keep he boasts that
he graduated from the poor-ho6se of JEFF
fcrSon coun;y. Jay Gould drove herd
of cattle from Delhi, Delaware county.
when a lad, for fifty cents day, in order
TO get money enough toreach ghe Hudson
river. David Groesbeck, over thirty
years ago, used to mend old shoes for his
brother, who was respectable shoemaker
IN Albany. We all know the history of
James Gordon Bennett aud Robert Bon
ner, poor boys full of talent and industry
Rufus Hatch when yeungster, had am
ambition To hold tIrv reins of a pe6dler's
""SOh- - IL SAOiSdN COmIDelceu lfe
with quart measure ofmulasses. 1t is
scarce dozen years since Henry Clews
was an errand boy in one of the banking
houses down town. The Brothers SIigman
started out in life with peddler's pack.
David Doves, in his younger days, re-
tailed pork by the;h,lf pound and molas-
ses by tie gill. III. +. Helmbold was
fl st cabin boy on the sloop Mary Jane,
that navigated Delaware river. We might
go on through the list and show thai near
ly every one of these solid men were the
architects of their own fortunes. Young
men, who are struggling for place and po-
sition, should remember that The individu.
ais in the list above, had to battle for life
just as hard as they are doing Let ihem
take heart and never say die.
Honor and shame from no condition rise.
Act well your part-there all the honor lies.
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To Cure CoENs- --DisscIve gIue as you
would to mend furniture; spSead II On the.
corns; place muslin rags over thea t0
prevent the glue from sticking to ito
stocking; repeat the application few
times, and the cure viii be sffecinal
Anetfsr Ctre.-Tie piece of raw cos
ton to he corn and vet !, several tifses a
day nitA spirits Of tarpent ns. This wiIl
IN thEee Gays cure the c1rn without tha-
least apparent pain.
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Ebensburg, Pa.
EBENSBURG FOUNDRY
AGAIN IN FULL BLAST!
NEW FIRM. NEW bum DlNGS. &c.

NLW InMJ NEU DOlIOIItOOJ UCI
II AVING purchased the we'll known EB-
Ii ENSBURG Fol NDRY from Mr. Edw
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged it almost en-
tirely, besides reftting it with new machinery,
the subscribers a:e now prepared to furnish
COOK, PARLOR T. HEATING $40 YES,
of the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES MILL GEAR
ING, ROSE and WATER WHEELS of every
description, IRON FENCING, PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact all
manner of articles manufactured in first class
Foundry. job Work of all kind attended to
promptly and done cheaply.
The special attention of Farmers is invited
to two newly patented PLOUGHS which We
possess the sole right to manufacture and sell
in this county, and which are admitted to be
the best ever introduced to the public.
Believing ourselves capable of performing
any work in our line in the most satisfactory
manner, and knowing that We can do work at
LOWER PRICES than have been charged in this
community heretofore We confidently hope that
we will be found worthy of liberal patronage.
Fair reductions made to wholesale dealers
e55 The highest prices paid in cash for old
metal, or castings given in exchange.
Our TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH OR COUNTRY
PRODUCE. CONVERY, VINROE & co.
Ebensburg, Sept. 2, 1868.