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Why are their prices over twenty per cent lower
than elsewhere forthe same Goods?
First-Beeause they buy for CASH aad receive
heavy discounts. These they transfer to purchasers
Second-Being practical and experienced 10 a
business they by personal attention and super
vision at least fifteen per cent In their expenses OF
which their customers shall also have the full benefit
This makes a total OF twenty-one per cent saved
by every customer placing orders In their charge
besides having their work executed In the finest
manner and with the utmost despatch.
111o CHFSNUT STREET. ffto
lllO 10 IL Wlm3m4p l'fO
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CLARK'S CELEBRATED IMPROVED BALTIMORE FIRE
PLACE IIEATER.-Twenty men are now employed in
putting up these great fue-savlng base burners
They are the most economical and only Hot-alr
Fireplace Heater in the market. Two thousau
TESTING onials can be shown in favor OF this heater
DO not fail TO call at the warerooms of the manu-
facturer, ]. S. CLARK, No. 1908 M arket street.
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CLARKs GOLD MEDAL HoT-AIR COOKING RANGE
Fifteen hundred references for this celebrated
Range, that it will do more cooking and baking,
heat more warm water, and heat three rooms in the
coldest weather. with less coal than any other range
in the market. For sale at the manufacturers,
j. s. CLARK, No. zoos Market street.
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A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED

A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY ACQUA AIN TED
"a with the CUBA AND WEST INDIA BUSI-
NESS AND GENERAL COUNTING-H0USE
WORK, after an experience OF eleven years in
this city, possessing the Spanish and English Lam
guages, and who, with numerous friends in Cuba,
can influence considerable business is open for en-
gagement as a Working Partner or otherwise in
same or other business.
Best references as to character and capacity. Ad-
dress Business at this ONCE. IL 1T
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CLARK's GOLD MEDAL SALAMANDER HoT-AIR
FURNACE consumes less coal, gives more hot air,
requires less attention, and in every respect is
superior to any ho-ar furnace in the country. Call
and see this superior furnace at the manufacturers
waTerooms JOHN S. CLARK,
Ne. zoos Market street
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skllful physicians could besow he died after brief
illness OF nine days. Retaining his consciousness
to the last he gave minute directions as to the dis
position OF his bodv that it should be buried at
Bruington, with this inscription on his tomb IRE
member the words which spake unto you while
was yet with you - and that Rev. Andrew Br0addus,
OF Caroline, should be requested to preach his fune
raj sermon. DR.. Bagby was one OF the most distin-
guished and useful ministers of his denomination in
Virginia. His remains were on,MOnday taken to King
and Queen via the Richmond and York River Rail-
road, under an escort appointed from all the Baptist
churches OF this city Richmond Dispatch
Nils Ericsson.
The Swedish Aftonblodet OF the sth uitimo an
nounces he death Of Nils Ericsson, the greatest en-
gineer Sweden ever possessed. Mis- Ericsson, who
was born In the year 1902, the son OF Olaf
Ericsson, an ironmaster of Langbanshyttan, and he
was the elder brother of Captain John Ericsson the
celebrated engineer, who has achieved great
name on both sides ofthe Atlantic. During HIS life
time Nils Ericsson received many honors at the
hands Of his Government; but it is not for these
but for his labors to promote the prosperity OF his
country, that his name will be remembered by the
people OF Sweden 1t was to his skill and energy
that the construction of the system Of State rail-
ways in Sweden was mainly due, and amongst the
many important works carried out by him were the
reconstruction Of the celebrated Trollhatte canal,
the docks at Stockholm, and the canal between Sal
men and the Gulf OF Finland.
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THE VATICAN, No. 1910 CHESNUr STREET.
Il -Statuary, Bronzes Clocks, Vases, Pedestals,
and elegant articles OF taste for the adornment OF
the parlor, dining library, hall, and boudoir,
and for bridal presents, purchased in Europe pre-
yious to the at great sacrifice ana will be
sold retail. at corTespondingly low prices We in-
vite an inspection at spacious store and show
rooms up stairs The price OF all articles marked
in plain bgures. Goods packed and shipped free OF
charge. 1929 smrp
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Z G REAT CHAN CE
N NOTICE.-Whereas, on the 18th day

N NOTICE.-Whereas, on the 18th day
IN of February, inst, Edmund Miller, mer-
chant, of tie Borough of Wilmore, County of
Cambria, State of Pennsylvania, made vol
untary assignment for the benefit of his credit
ors, under the Act of Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, to the under
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goods. chattels and seffects of him, the said
Edmund Miller, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to make payment without de-
lay, and those having claims are requested to
present their demands within the time required
by law. EDWARD D. EVANS.
Wimore, Feb. %, 1870 ct. Assignee.
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THE NEW ETNA
REAPER AND MOWER
GREdTLY IMPROVED.

With double motion, or change Of speed at
will. BY the movement of an easy working
lever, without stopping the team, the speed
can be easily changed from fast to slow, and
from slow to fast or by the same lever can
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the Water Company 81 500 for few gal
Ions of"wild cat" We have had but one
fire during the year. and that one was easily
put out. 1t would be an enormous tax
upon our citizens to pay 3 500 for so little
water. Better carry the water from the
wells, as of yore. The people would not
complain if the water had been actually
used and property actually saved from de-
struction by the devouring element; bat
such was not the case.
Have we a juvenile band of Ethiopian
Serenaders, and do they go round on 5atur.
day evenings and play at the saloons for
something to take? We heard so, but we
do not believe it. We think. however, that
if it is SO it is none of our business.
The weather here has assumed a dignified
aspect, and is now trying to initiate winter,
but no iciclts have got formed upon the gray
beard of ''Old Boreas." We may yet have
ice.
"Dan" needn't be afearcd Of any soldier.
licking him. If he should ever be attacked
he has only to call on Rob Roy.
SUMMLRHILL Twp.. Feb 20, 1870.
Friend 1fdc-Since my last epistle we
have had variety of weather-from winter
to spring aud from spring to winter again.
pitious TO our mbermen, as it afforded
them the opportunity of shipping a cousid-
erable amount of lumber to market, amount
ing from one mill alone to about 100 900 #.
Our farmers have ploughed considerable
quantity of ground during the intervals of
soft weather between the miniature win
ters"
Mr. James Lynch. the young man noticed
in my last letter as being i'll, died at the
residence of his mother in this township Oh
Friday morning last. He was always a
quiet, inoffepsive person, beloved by all who
knew him, ard his Christian end fl!s us
with the hope that he is already enjoying
the reward of the Just.
l regret to have to inform your readers
that Rev. Father Brown is i'll at present.
l believe from ar attack Of bronchitis, be
being subject to that painful disease, and
has had several sick spells within the last
few months. He has the sympathy of all
who admire a good and Jealous priest.
warm hearted gentleman and steadfast
friend of his spiritual children, May he
soon be restored to the possession and en-
jOyment of permanent health.
Mr.. john Michigan, of Wilmore, has sold
his large tavern stand to Mr.. Geo. Wender-
9th, but the consideration received | am
uhdoIe W stdte. eu "lSO ignorant OF his
intentions for the future, but I know that
he is deserving of success in any business he
may undertake.
The snow is falling fast at present and we
have prospect of a few days of winter yet.
The people hereaways are considerably
agitated about the projected new jail, and as
far as know universally. condemn it as too
expensive an undertaking. Should it he
submitted to the decision of the people the
proposition will fare i'll at the hands of the
people of this township. How would
court house and Jail both at Johnstown, at
an expense Of more than double that of the
proposed new Jail here, suit the people of
your township, friend "Soltero''? Let US
hear both sides.-Editor freeman.
No more at present, from your friend
SoLTERo.
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LETTER FROM BEULAH.
Is The County Seat to 90 to Johmstoun-
Great Ercitement-LocaE Ne,cs, &c, &c.


Great Ercitement-LocalN Ne1cs, &c, &c.
BUELAH, Feb, %, 1870.
FRIEND MAc-The only topic Of coversa-
tiun on our streets to-day is. Shall the
County Seat be moved to Johnstown q"
Some of our leading men have heard from
somebody that there was bill before the
Legislature at Harrisburg, to prohibit our
friend, V. S. Barker, of your place, from
selling goods so cheap, but that can't be did
as we are getting up such a pouerfM petit
tion against any such bill, ard can testify
that Barker is consulting his own as well as
our interests by selling off his goods so cheap.
AS We are not having much winter on the
mountain he is selling his stock of OVER
COATS off without regard to cost. Long NAV
he sell so cheap. And we will ever pray,
&c, &c. SUsPENDER.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by
~ virtue of order of the Orphans Court
of Cambria countyI the undersigned will ex-
pose to Public Sale. on the premises, on THURS
DAY, THE 24th DAY OF MAECH NEXT, at O'Clock
Pm, LOT OF GROUND situate in the town
of Sumnlitville, known as Lot No. on plan
of said borough, and bounded and described as
fellows Beginning at post on the corner of
Railroad street and Poplar alley. thence along
said alley north As degrees, west 240 feet. to
another alley thence along the same 60 feet
to post. corner of lot No. 35; thence along
said Lot south As degrees, west $40 feet, to
Railroad street ; thence along same 60 feet to
place of beginning having thereon erected q
two story FRAME HOUSE and Outbuildings.
TERAs-One-half cash on confirmation of
sale and the balance in one year.
GEO. NJ. READE, Trustee.
Feb. 81, 1S70.4t
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Farmers,

If you want to get the best Reaper and IHotc
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new pamphlet of grand Improvements for
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~ WALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

" ALU able KEAL ESTATE FOR
SALE BY virtue of plurius order of
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, the
undersigned will expose to Public Sale, at the
Court House iu Ebensburg, "WEDNESDAY
9TH OF MARCH MKT, at clock, r. NJ. the
following Real Estate of which Robert Davis
died seized. to wit A LOT OF GROUND
situate in the Borough of Ehensbarg. described
follows: Fronting OH Ogle street 66 feet
thence extending along Cherry alley l26 feet
to lot now OWED by John Z. Evans-having
thereon erected a new Frame Stable, and a
number of young Fruit Trees thereon growing;
under fence and in good state OF cultivation.
TERAs-CASH on conirmatiol of sale:
GEO. NJ. READE,
Feb. l7.-3t. Admir- of R. Davis, decd.
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QUoTING SHAKESPEARE is very fashion
able just now, but the very tip-top fashions
can be found at the fashionable Dry Goods
Bazaar of n. F. Carroll. whose tastes in the
line of purchasing nice and good goods can
not be excelled. Besides, Mr.. Carroll is
obliging, and we are sure people DO like 10
buy from an obiging and AN accommodating
man. Where does Mr.. Carroll keep Go
to the Houston House, Main street. Johns
town, and the first door south is Mr.. Car
rolls dry goods store.
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Real Estate Transfers.
LEFT FOB RECORD DURING THE two wBEKs
ENDING FEB 10, 1870.

| Owen Cunningham and wife to FA.
Shoemaker. Feb 7. 1870, 9 lots and
improvements in Ebensburg, - 80 2U0.
John NJ Colgan to George W enderoth.
Feb. 2, 1870, lot and improvements
in wilmore borough. ...,...... 1000.
L. l.. Hedges and wife and George VI.
| Hodges TO Cambria Iron Combahy.
Dec. l6. 1863. lots il East Cone
haagh borough. ............... 400.
| Ste1hen NJ Garvey to Mrs. A. Hoerle,
Oct %, 1863. lot in Conem gh bor, $50.
John A. Blair. Trustee of Ignatus Ad-
ans estate, tc NJ NJ Adams, Feb. 9,
1870, All acres .aEd 10 perches in
Washington township. SAT- 437l.
John A. Blair. Sheriff, to Louis Plack,
ton township. -. .......... 50 s2s.
Joseph Behe and wife to John Barkey,
Feb. ii ,il81O, lot and Improvements
in Carrolltown borough, h, 1000.
Cambria Iron Company to Jas. Flana-
gan Aug. 30, 1863, lot and improve
ments in Taylor township. 225
Francis Devlin to Casper Shaffer. Feb
1870, l73 acres and 81 perches in
Richlrnd township. ............ 2,lOO
Casper ShGffer and wife to Peter P
Layman, Feb 5, 1870, 26 acres and
60 perches in Richland township. 474 65.
John NJ Govern and wife to John
Schroth, Dec. 90, 1859, lot in Will
more borough. Observation-Disclosures. $780,
John A. Blair, Sheriff, to George n.
Reade, Oct. G, 1868, ITO acres in
Washington township. 1,525
Geo. Fresh and wife to Jos Shrimpf,
Dec. 24, 1869, 81 acres in Carroll
and Susqnehnnna townships, go.
Maria " oakland to Jos. Yahner Sr,
February I2 1870 90 acres and III
perches in Carroll township, - 500
F. A. Shoemaker and wife to John Fer
guson, Feb. 2. 1870, l02 acres and
l24 perches in Biacklick township. 400.
On, Ny When people are sorry they
say ''Oh, my!" but VIXEN people are glad
they exclaim. "Oh, Mayer I" Now, what
makes people e4claim "Oh. Mayer /" when
they are pleased2 Ans Because they have
got SO used to getting good bargains in dry
goods and dress goods. furs, bopnets and
bats, at Leopold Mayors unrivalled Dry
Goods Bazaar, called the New York Dry
Goods Store. No 2l2, Opera House, Main
street, Johnstown. Does Leopold Mayer
sell cheap goods Auswer-Yss, sir-ree.
Robert!
The sin unto death is neglecting to go to
Cohen & Brothers store, No. 2l4 Main ST.,
Opera House, Johnstown, where they are
almost giving made-up clothing away
They have still $4,000 worth of choice
made-up clothing which must be disposed of
in q month. Reader, why tarriest thou
Go Immediately before the best clothing is
picked out. If one can save FIVE dollars in
purchasing suit is it not just as good as if
one earned FIVE dollars.
Oh Born SIDEs.-James J. Murphy is on
both sides in the made-up clothing trade
He gees ia for making a great many bar>
gains. and for giving great many bargains
to others. He studies b0th sides Of the ques-
tou-how to save himself and how to please
others with cheap made up clothing, at No.
100 Clinton street, sign of the "Star,"
Johnstown, Pa, where you can at any time
ask him about both sides of the made-up
clothing question.
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NO. l36 VIRGINIA STREET,
Betrceen Julia and Caroline, ALT OON.4.

BetrceeH Julia and Caroline, ALT OON.4.
All such goods Spices. Brushes. Wood
and Willow Ware. Shoe Blacking and Station
cry will be sold from manufacturers printed
price lists. aud all other goods in my line at
Philadelphia. Baltimore Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices. To dealers present the
peculiar advantage of saving them all freight
and drayage, re they are not required to pay
freights from the principal cities and no dray-
age charges are made. Dealers may rest as
sured that my goods are of the best quality and
my prices moderate city rates. By doing
fair, Upright business, and by promptly and
satisfa ctorily filling all orders, hope to merit
the patronage of retail dealers and others in
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re-
spectfully solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona, july 29. lsG9.-tf.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM BURKE

AZ DEC D.-Whereas Letters of Administra
ton or the estate of VIM. Burke. late Of Wash
ington township. decd, have been granted
to the undersigned by the Register OF Cam
bria county, notice iz hereby given to all per
sons indebted to said estate to make payment
without delay. and those having claims upon
said estate will present them properly authcn
tiGated for settlement.
JAS. j. KATLOR, Administrator.
Allegheny Twp, Feb. 81. 1870. ct.
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It SHOWS ! cried the schoolboy, hurrah !
and his shout rang loud in the. ears of the
people about the Mansion corner, where
John u. Murphy. always as merry as n
schoolboy, does big business in selling dry
goods and notions Mr. Murphy was cut
out for a merchant. You can see it in the
corner of his eye. He knows how TO pur-
chase goods cheap, ho knows what to keep
on hands. and he knows how to sell cheap
at the Mansion House corner, Johnstowh.
Pa.-formerly David D;bert'8 stand.
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"DAN ICKED."-Leopold B Brother can
lick all the Dams, from Dan to Bersheba.
selling ready-made clothing This cold
weather has brought great rush of custom
ers to their Clothing Depot, Ne. 24l Main
street, J"hnstown, and they are selling ra-
pidly. Now is the time to feel the want of
made-up clothing, and If the ground hog is
not a great liar, one can wear out a winter
suit yet before summer comes Go right
away and get good and cheap suit from
Messrs. Leopold.
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A RARE SIGHT was witnessed on Monday
morning last about seven O'Clock, being no
less than circle around the rising sun
which presented ell the colors of the rain
bow. rare sight in the way OF goods of
all kinds can be witnessed at any time at
the popular and we'll patronized cheap cash
store of a, G. Fry, whose superb dress goods
present all the rich colors OF the beautiful
raiabow. 60 and see Fry's show.
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FLowERY.-Somebody says that woman
full of truth, innocence and love. is the
prettiest flower man can have-except. of
course, barrel of such Flour as is sold by
Ii. A. Shoemaker & Co. Their Flour is
certainly ahead of anything In this market,
and is bound to rise in bread as has already
risen in the estimation of the people.
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MAnRIEn.-In White township. on the Sd
inst, Mr. Timothy Lumadue. of White town
ship, and Miss Harriet Thustin, of Judsou
township, Clesr6eld county.
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JUsT So.-A lady remarked in our hearing
the other day that she believed Mr.. Davis,
of the East Ward cheap store, sold more
goods than any man in town, there was
such come down in his stock within the
last few weeks. The reason she assigned
was that he keeps such splendid goods and
sells at such moderate prices.