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General Schenck
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
DRstardIY OutraEes.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 2S.-Jonathan Crandell, a
bank watehman in Westerly, r. l., was ap-
preached by two suspicious looking strangers
at one o'clock this morning, when one of them
shot him through the head. The village was
alarmed, but the ruf1ians fled. A set of bur-
glars tools were found this morning under the
platform of the depOt.l
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
ship News.

Boston, Dec. 29.-Arriyed, steamship Sama-
ria, fromt Liverpool The brig Anna d. Torrey
Captain Curtis, from Pensacola for Boston,
parted her chains last night and drifted ashore
on the beach near Truro. She will have TO dis
charge her deck load to get off.
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FROM THE VEST.
Railway Accident.

hhNWuy Accadeuts
CLEVELAND, Dec. 2s.-The mail train on the Allan
tic and Great Western Railroad which left MeadYle
about 10 O'Clock this morning, going west, ran OF
trestle bridge few miles west OF that city. An emil
grant car was overturned, and one person is re-
ported killed and twenty or thirty wounded.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNIl

Steamship Hunter, Harding, sc hours from Prov
dence, with Ddse TO ID. b. Stetson a Co.
Scbr Edith May, Higgins, I'm New York, with sail
Schr Eugene, Curtis from Egg Harbor.
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sTATK OF THERMOMETER AT THK EVENING rKLKaRAPB
OFFICE.
sA. .M.........42I IL A. M.......42 2P. M......47
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

rW ~'.t1.oI.es' ~ o.90 ~ -''oteFo Uyoos
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. 80. ,DECEMBER 2s
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FIRST EDITION
The Terrible Fire at Richmond.
THE RICHMOND FIRE.

Full Particulars from the Richmond Journals
of The Burning of tho SpOtswood Hotel-h
Remarkable Piece of Heroism-ExcitinK
Ecenea Ind Incldanfa.
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NARR h LADEKR, brokers, report this morniI
aOld quotations IS follows s.
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FOURTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
A Great Battle at HaVre.

The Result yet Uncertain.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

TIE HoMr JOURNAL. Tho Home
Journal comes to US this week with
chapters Of Marian Harlaud's great story
Of "tor Years and Years." in addition TO
which are the opening chapters of new
serial, entitcl Golden Gap; or Tale Of
New Zealand" This story 10 . tale Of
life 10 Auslrslssis, . land scarcely known
10 us, and the skill 10 managing the plot,
aud the startling incidents, make it pc
culiarly fascinating to readers of fiction.
In addition to these two gteat novelettes,
the usual variety Of miscellany 10 given,
asd altogether the Home Journal is q
good thing 70 have 10 che house. The
subscription price is low, and within the
reach Of all. SEMI to Shefaeld 4 Stone
for specimsns. ..H ..f..
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The June number Of Demorest's
Mouthly Magazine is as fresh and beauti.
full as a boquet Of newly piucked June
roses. The profuse display Of artistic
engravings, elegant summer fashions,
and other entertaining features, is per.
fectly bcwildering. We do not wonder
that the ladies' are go partial to Demon.
est's Monthly, and call it model maga.
zine Demoscst promises extraordinary
inducements in the way Of premiums,
among which is Grover T. Baker Sew.
ing Machine for only twenty subscribers.
Address "Demorest's Monthly" 836
Broadway, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

ST. L. h X. r. R-The prospect for
this road being built appears much better
Just now than it has for some time. Since
the last election Of Directors, the contract
for building has been let, aud work was
to have been commenced last Monday in
Rails county. Mr.. Perkins, one Of the
Directors Of this county, tells rs the route
has been located as fac as Bowling Green,
and Howe truss bridge over Salt river
contracted for, to be finished early in the
coming fall. The 100000 appropriation
of this county, however, hss DOT yet been
ssaisfsetsriay arrsuged, the Presiding Jus.
$ies not being willing to sign the bonds
for what reason We are not prepared "a
Say. It esnuot be doubted Inst this
road, II built, will be of vast importance
to the county, in increasing the value ol
real estate aud inducing immigration. be.
sides briasiug . market for our produce
close to homo. Of course those along the
inmediste route Of the road will be more
directly Ssss6ttsd, but oil will feel the
good effects Of such an enterprise.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
The Journal Of Education commands

The journal Of Education commands
the interest and attention Of all classes by
the vigor and thoroughness with which it
DISCUSSES the practical features Of our
great educational sysssm. Wm. T. Har.
ris, Supt. Of tho City Schools Of St. Louis
furnishes an article cleaned from his own
experience on the phonetic System"
and others equally able furnish srticles
on other topics. The Journal also intro
duces another oew and attractive feature
in giving elevations and plans for cheap
cottages as we'll as plans for school
houses. Address, j. B. Merwin, Editor
l. Publisher, No. TO Chestnut street, 81.
Louis, Alo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

In q lecture delivered at Rockford, by
L. w. Lawrence, be says: "My practice
has always been to take of crop of hay
early, and the ground being in good con.
dition the second crop will be as good as
the first. This plow under, when about
half the seed viii grow. The following
spring SOW wheat upon this ground and
almost invariably get good crop. When
this ground is plowed again the clover
seed is thrown up to- the surface, and in
variably will be better stocked with
clover than when the seed is sown.
The four famous oxen recently mar.
keted in New York, and fed by George
Ayrault, averaged $500 pounds live
weight when killed, having lost 80 pounds
each while at market. At one time the
largest weighed $500 pounds. 1t is said
that no record can be found of heavier
bullocks in England or elsewhere.
The South Bend, Ind, Register says
"Tbomas Rockbisl, Of this place himself
over 20 years Of age is doiog his corn
plowing this spring. with span Of horses
one of which is 26 and the other 27 years
old"
A writer upon onion culture 10 En-
gland says the best way to get large on
ions Is to tramp aad roll beds firmly
the seed is then to be sown on the compact
surface and covered with . rich compost
the usual depth. f '....
The New York Observer says: "a
mulberry gate post Wan shewn ~s, TO
Gently, that was then sustaining gate
both of which had been in that place
over 60 years, and the post seemed good
for 80 years moye."
A choking hovse may often be relieved
by pouring quantity Of water into the
ear Of che animal, which will cause him
to shake his bead violently, and the OBJ
struction win be speedily dislodged il
necessary, repeat the operation, but the
6rst desc Will generally suffice.
THE Lyons papers men sions the unu,
sual beauty Of the spring 10 Contra
France, the remarkable absence Of gain an(
consequent dearth Of water in the stream
let's, but, ct the same time, the fne con.
dition of the vineyards, fruit trees anc
silk cocooneries. The grain prospect il
not, however, so cheering.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Properly CHANGED HANDs.-Dr. ".
8. HUT has sold his residence aud two
lots on Main street to Messrs. J. S. Thorn.
hill aad o. u. Boswell, who contemplate
building a magnificent three story brick
hotel on one Of the lots. This sounds
progressive for Troy. The gentlemen
Who have taken this matter in hand are
vel! qualified for the business, and We
JOIN with our citizens in wishing them
abundant success
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
The Bright Side for May just recsiv,

The Bright Side for May just recsived,
is fully up to its own high standard Of
beauty and excellence. The picture Of
Tommy Taylor" Is capital, aud bis his
tory by Mrs. Sherwood is ono Of the
most refreshing sketches We have seen.
Other things in its large variety Of con.
tents are almost equally good. A bit Of
news that comes with the present number
is that in few days the publication Of .
weekly edition Of the poper will be com.
meuced. The announcement will Ger
tainly be received with great satisfaction
by its very large list Of readers. Though
less than one year old, it has already
achieved name and position among ju'
veoile perio IDEALS which, TO say the least,
is enviable Monthly, 25 cents, semi.
monthly, SO cents, weekly, 81 90 a year.
Wilcox 4 Alden, Publishers, Chicago,
III.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
AGRICULTURAL, DOMESTIC, ETC
Spring Care Of Orchards.

In addition to pruning out surpefau.
ous and decaying branches that have been
overlooked heretofore, now is the time
to begin to look after the insect enemies
of fruit trees. For tho determination Of
bark lice, q scrubb.ng of the trunks and
lower branches Of apple trees with strong
soapsuds is the best Thing We know Of.
Their mischief, however, is con6ned to
the bark Of trees, and . little different
treatment is necessary for the apple tree
louise (Aphis mali), which punctures the
in the Illinois Farmer says:
Lime, for the destruction of lice,
should be Stacked, by pouring on it just
enough boiling hot water to reduce it to
. dry powder. The powdered lime
should bc busted over the trees while
they are wet with the dew or rain. We
have often made use of powdered lime on
our trees while the foliage was young
without noticing any bad effects but We
sheuld fear to apply it while they we're
in bloom. Strong tobacco water and soap
| will ipjure neither bloom nor tender foil.
age, as We know from having repeatedly
tried it. To twelve gallons of water add
one gallon Of soap. With . powerful
force pump, with . hose attached, one
quart of this mixture could be thrown
slth sufficient force against the branches
of tree to spray or wet all its parts.
Apple tree lice are hatched from clusters
Of dark brown eggs, which were deposited
BY the winged lice the previous autumn.
A part Of these eggs may hatch befosa
the trees bloom and q part Afterwards,
Therefore, should lining or syringine
be given the trees on the 6rst appearance
Of the lice, second syringing or lining
might be necessary ~ soon 40 the eggs
are hatched.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Demorest's Young America for June,
j ,st received, furnishes grand entertain.
mcnt for the Juveniles. The beautiful
cngravinga, stories, puzzles, games, and
"Tslks to his readers" together with a
beautiful chrome picture of "Audubon's
Birds Of America" are among the uu,ner
ous attractions Of This elegant Juvenile
monthly. Extraordinary premiums are
announced for thecoming year. Addres.
W. Jennings Demorest, sS8 Broadway,
New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

The undersigned, assignees Of all the
interest held by Thomas. J. Powell in
Policy No. 48 in the Etna Insurance
Company, Of Hartford, Conn, take pleas.
ure in stating to the public that we have
received full payment from the agents Of
said Company for all loss sustained by
said Powell in the destruction of his
house and furniture by Ere on the 18th
of February, 1870, said loss being paid
in full nearly one month before the same
was payable. E. N. BoNFILs.
G. p. McRoBERTs.
May Sd, 1870.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
Chloride Of Line for Yerm,n,

Some years ago read iu q French
scientific periodical, that chloride Of lime
would rid house Of these nuisanecs. l
treasured up the information, and some
four years since / took an old country
house infested with rata, mice and aies.
stuffed every rat and mouse hole with
the chloride I threw il on the quarry
aoors Of the dairy and cellars; kept
saucers Of it under the chests Of drawers,
or some other convenient piece Of turni.
tuse, ond iu every nursery, bed or dress.
ing.room. An ornamental glass vase
held a quantity at the foot Of tho stair.
cases. Stables, COW sheds, pig sites all
had eheir dose, and The result was glori.
Gus. / thoroughly routed my enemies,
and If the rats, more imp.dent than all
the rest, did make renewed attacks upos
the dairy in about twelve months, when
probably from repeated cleaning all traces
Of the chloride had vanished, a handful
Of fresh again routed them and left me
master of my premises; Last year was
q great ono for wasps they could not
face the chloride thoagh in the dining
room, in which we had none-ss its
smell to me most refreshing and whole
sOmo, is not approved BY ull persons-we
had perpetual warfare. And all this
comfort for eightpence Only let house.
keepers beware that they place not the
chloride in their china pantries, or in too
close proximity to bright steel wares, or
the result will be that their china will be
reduced to plain, and their bright steel
tenders to rusty iron in quick time
Cor. London Builder.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

A farmer named Chilson, living near
Girard, Ohio, thinking to rid his corn
6eld Of troublesome ground hog, man
aged to administer to the qadsuped dose
Of strychnino which killed him instantly.
The carcsss was suspended to . tree,
where the crows soon espied the savory
bit, and proceeded to appease their appe,
tites. After partakiug Of the meal, the
crows would Ay . short distance, as If in
agony, and fall to the ground. The
bones, being thoroughly stripped Of the
Aesh, remained exposed to the bleaching
influence Of sunshine, rain and frost fol
nearly two years, when falling to the
ground, . highly prissd dog masticsted
parts Of them, and died ten minutes after
wards.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

st. Louis Market-Monday, May l6.
The Times says: As usual the receipts
for Monday we're heavy largely Of bulk
grain, now in light dcmand-and the
grain market in consequence of these aud
rather unfavorable advices from other
points north were lower. A general ims
preston is prevalent that the week will
be characterized by heavy receipts, and
that especially in corn and wheat yet
sowsr prices wisl be reached. The re-
lease Of farmers from the all important
duty Of planting, the atteation to which
has no doubt within several weeks i'm.
paired cur receipts, will, it would seem,
verify those representations temporarily.
FLouR-Xat "a IS to ~ 70; Xxx at
"a 95 to IS 30; Xxx and lower choice
country at e5 SO to So shoiee 90 Is to
81; one lot Of 80 bbls, a fayerite braEd,
sold at % 26.
WaEAT-Dssgged from the opening
o., medium and low choice qualities. Low
ssa "ohoice" saaable, bat . shade easier
on the former. All intervening grades
sold of and were dull At 1@2c decline,
many lots being beld off the markets at
the close, buyers bidding 30 less than
Saturday. prices. Spring lower and in
active. Red winter selling at 81 to 81 40
for rye mixed up to strictly choice white
winter 81 05 to 81 80 for thin to strictly
choice.
CoRN-In choice and strictly choice,
if there be any change, it is easier; but
the order demand for these qvsk.ies stea-
dies the market. On all below very dull
and large quantities held over. The
Highest price paid was u 123; the loves,
$50 for mixed. "s
OATS Were also easier, prices ranging
from SO to 600.
BARLEY-Weaker; 40 to 300.
J RyE-80 "a $50.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

SUGAR CANE AND SORGHUM MILLS,
Evaporators end Horse Powers, embody.
ing all the recent improvements, aud
taking the lead Of every kind in market.
Manufactured by Geo. L. Squier & Bro,
Buffalo, N. Y. Either Sugar or Sorgo
Manuals, for 1870, sent free. nl9w4
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

BRICK l-Our eaterprlzing friend, Mr..
j. D. Brown, has opened brick yard At
this place, snd is now ready to supply
asy order that may be made on hm.
This 10 just the shing, for We understand
chat several buildings arc to be erected
in Troy this summer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

East Troy Mills will hereafter grind
on three days Of each week-Tuesday,
Thursday ssd Saturday. Every person
who uses the -four ground at this mill is
highly delighted with it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

Il. ,psPARfuRRs ~ NAILS.
Ees Wright City, dsily (sxcept Suudaysat 6.8e
Lost Branch, Mondays"....""""..6.oo
.su Asburs, Tues, Thurs, sat.,..". $4,000
Ashley, Tuesdays and Frsdays"."...e'eo
Cap.au-Gris, Wednesday,"
. Truxton, Fridays. ..""..~0.S0
The mails close at Q o'clock on the evening
previous to their departures.
ARRIyALs.
From Wight CITY, dssly Gsxcept Sunday 500 N
Lost Branch, Mondoys..s..."..."....5.0
Aubura, Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,......S.oo
Ashley, Wednesdays and saturdays...e.oo
'Cap.ss. Girls, Wednesdays. .......6.0o
Truxton, Fridays ..."... o.. ......6.00
b. CRUMP, P. M
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
LOCAL AND COUNTY.

Rov. Ms. Sanderson will preach at the
Baptist church Saturday and Sunday
next.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

RsLIaIoUs.-The Rails County Record
says: The protrasted meeting Of the
Christias dissemination 1t the Salt river
chureh closed ito labors last Monday
evening. The meeting Was vsA attended,
aud nuoh Interest was manifested q al
times. Elder WIN. Patterson, TIE aged
veteran Who conducted the services, lsfi
for his home in Rochepert, Mo-, on
rhursdsy. Forty additions to the Church
vas the result Of he meeting.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Dr.. Evans, Of 81. Charles, is stopping
at the Troy House, where he will semain
two or three days Those wishing his
deptal services will do we'll to call carly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

Our young friend Collier has been
very successful iU takiug good photo.
graphs and aubsosypes. Call aud see
him.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
MARRIED

At chiilicothc, on Tuesday evening, May 10th
by Rev. Samuel Huffman, Mr.. j. H. DAVIS an
Miss LOU WARD.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19
scou NrY OFFICERS.

COURTS In LINCOLN COUNTY.
C,acvlr Couar-Second Monday In APh and
YsurtA Monday in September.
CouxrY coun--second Mondays in February,
Nay, August and November.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

There are City soldiers of the war Of
1912 10 Floyd county, Indiana.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-14
EsTERg PRoDUCE
UNTON HOUSR.

EBENSBURG, Pa, JEROME A. PLOTT.
. Proprietor, spares no pains to render this
MOTEL worthy of a continuation of the liberal
patronage itghas heretofore received. His
table will always be furnished with the
eest, the market affords his bar with the
best CT tliquors Ills stable is large, and will
be attended by an attentive and obligipg
hostler. Jan 80. 1s6S.-tf.
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The Rising saeDeYasion.


GO here you Will. you'll ger your Gil Of mod
arn airs and gracess fr. :, Z
Oar istse boys desert their toys TO pat on manly
faces;
WHY dy sd moSstache they cut dash. go in
.or dissipation
Win ql'zz;e2 glass they eye each lass-this
Rising GeneFation.
7 Zen not sixteen they re often seen upon some
midnight frolic;
They wink their eye and wiggle by like an eel
that's got the collie
Of in a fight at dead of night, Aey're dragged
eff to the station; =
Papa will pay the fine DeIt day for the Rising
Generation,
Their Mas we'd thank if they would spank
those naughty little iriskers,
Or take the dears and box their ears, or pull
their little whiskers
Bat no, they say, our boys are gay, pattern
Tor the nation;
They are our pride, so let them slide, this
Rising Generation.
Aad then tho girls with flowing cur,s raised on
tbe heads of others, rEs
Each one tele who cuts a swell outrageous,
like their brothers
They 1irt their fans like WARMING pans for
public APPRECIATION . -
Dressed ont Ike dolls with waterfalls-thc
Rising Generation. tsa
And then the pets wear fishing nets, with
which to catch some scaiPing
They make you treat for all thes eat, for they
ere fonj Of gulping-
Ice cream. stra vte-ries peaches, cherries, they
eat a hearty ration.
And they doat go'back on their 2ple jack
this Risias Genera ton
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-14

Curious FAcTs.-0ne of the great natu-
raj phenomena of the beehive is the massa
oreing of the -drones. 1t was one time assert
sd that the worker-bees did not use their
stings against the stingless males, but mere
ly pushed them cut to die. This idea, how
ever, resulted from the massacre being
always committed at the bottom Of the hive,
whittier the poor droDes retire in cluster in
July and August, as if aware Of tie doom
Impending over them. As.uSual, by one o..
his ingenious expedients, Huber discovered
the truth. Six swarms were put on glass
tables, Leneath which the watchers placed
themselves. This contriyance," says Hu-
ber, succeeded to admiration. On the 4th
of July, we saw the workers actually nasSa-
ere the males, in the whole six swarms. al
the same hour. and with the same peculiar
ities The glass table was covered with
bees full of animation, which few upon the
drones as they came from the bottom of the
hive, siezed them by. the anteup@ ,thelimbs,
aud the wings, aud having dragged them
about. so TO speak, after quarteriug them,
they killed them by repeated stngs directed
between the rings of the belly. The moment
that this formidable weapon reached them
was the last of their eXisteuce-they stretch
Ell their wings and expired At the same
time, If the workers did not consider them as
dead. as they appeared to US, they still Dtuck
the sting so.deep that it could hardly he
Withdrawn, and these bees were obliged 10
turn around upon themselves, with screw
like motion, before the stipgs could be olsen
gagged. Next day. we witnessed new scenes
of carnage. During three hours the bees
furiously destroyed the males. They had
massacred all their own ON the preceding
day, but now attacked those which. driven
from the neighboring hives, had taken refuge
among them. The following days 10 drones
remained in the hives
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8 n d r E w NJ O S E S
MERCHANT TAILOR,

SurPEs's BUIIDINc, CLINTON ST., -JouNsrowS,
HAS just received his fall and winter stock
L OF fine French. London and 8merTcan
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
and full assortment of Gents FURNIsHISG
GooDs. as a-.r s..
hr. Moses has been for eight years outter at
Wood, Alorreil 4 Co.'s establishments, aHd noW
desires to inform MS friends and the public geQ-
orally that he has commenced business III Sup
pes's building. on Clinton street, with stocl,
of goods adapted to the fail and winter, which
he is prepared to make up in the latest STYLES
and at moderate prices for cash. hoping by at
tentiOn to business TO merit share OF public
patronage, and maintain that success which
has heretofore attended his efforts ia producing
good fitting garments. Give him q call.
Johns;own, Sept. 2..IS IS6S. If
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PRICES paid for PRODUCE.
EREHsRgRG

M |i. GIT9e 9E,f.5T- GEETs a
EE AVfNG recently enlarged our stock
a. we nre now prepared ta sell alta great
reduction from former prices. Cur stock con
sists of Drugs, Meiieines, Perfymery, Fancy
Soaps, 'Leoa' ;, Halls anl Aliens HaU Restor-
atives. pills, Ointments, Plastcrs. LiuiUcnts,
Pain Killers, Cirrate Magnesis, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure FlayCr.ng Extracts, Essences.
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Speed Syrup,
Rhubar5, Pure SPECS, &c;
CIGARS M. TOBfCCCS,
Blank Books, Deeds, otes and Bonds; Cap
Post, Commercial and al kinds Of Note Pauer:
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arpeld's Writing
Fluid, Hack and Red Ink, Pocket and PISS
Books Magazines, Newspapers, Novels Hs
tories, Bibles Religious 5Pray erand Toy Books
Penknives, Pipes, &c
~ We have added to our stock lot Oi
FINE JEW ELRY, 10 which We would Invite
the ate tention of the Ladies.
Ph0TOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower price
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re
tail LENNON & MURRAY,
July 80, 1868. Main Street, Ebensburg.