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constitution, which provided for the alteration
Of quorum of the assembly.
Also amendments for the election of officers
by secret ballot without nominations.
Also for the election of officers by pairs and
in threes, giving es"h member as many votes as
there are officers to be elected, and for commit
tees as many voes as there are members on the
committee, which we're all adopted unanimous.
The janitor presented his bill, also bill for
different fixings for the hail. which was referred
to a special committee Of two. The committee
reported the bills correct, and, on motion they
we're ordered paid.
Adjourned to meet at the regular meeting Oh
the first Thursday in July, at ?. m.
d. CORNELIUS,
Recording Secretary.
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The accompanying cut represents neat and
chaste design for a cOttsge, made BY Mr.. l..
Bridges, Of this city
SIzE-This house Is 2Ox4S feet with a Gov
cred veranda in front, four feet vide. 1t con-
tains rooms. beside the pantry, trout hall and
presses.
FRANE-lt rests on 50 sxS inch piOe sill i,
set on posts. The top Of sill IS four feet from
the ground. 1t has 21lO flooring joists, and
4x4 ceiling jOists, rafters, and studding Of pine.
RooF--The roof may be of double flooring
or shingles, as is desired
WALLs-The walls are 10 feet high The
outside walls are covered with inch planned
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Recording Secre tar.

HEARTH & HoNE for this week dated June
2atb) contains the first of series of sketches
entitled "Jethro TROOPS Night Thoughts" by
John Thomas, who is no other than Petroleum
V. Nasty. The great humorist will take an
honest country boy to the city, conduct him
through the usual experiences, and restore him
to his home saddcr and wiser boy, satisfied
that the peaceful, honest, and temperate life of
the farmer is the best and safest life that car be
lived. This is a lesson greatly needed at this
time, and Nasty is the man to teach i.
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#urkinaman's Sdpufatt
CHICAGO, JULY 2, 1870.
CITY MATTERS.

ALIENS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, plying between
Quebec and Liverpool, still continues favorite
With our friends from the old country. To emf
grants it offers especial inducements, az the
ocean passage is several hundred miles shorter
than BY the other lines, while he is seldom out
Ofsght Of land more than five days. For all
necessary information, apply to F. S. WinslOw,
northeast corner Of Clark and Water streets
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THE BRICKLAYERS.

To N Subordinate Unions under tie iurisdic-
ion Of the National Union Of Bricklay ers
Corresponding Secretaries of local unions
Eill please to forward quarterly reports imme-
dhtely if intended for insertion in the July
Journal, as will send to the ADVOCATE the
report for publication instead of pamphlet form
as heretofore The object being economy and
to tes. the prsetibilily OF the generous offer OF
W. Cameron Of the free use OF the columns 81
the ADVOCATE, feeling assured that the Secre.
tariss Of subordinate unions will be prompt il
sending the report, and will also notice the facts
in The unions Of the publics'ion Of the iourna3
and Oblige, Yours in the National Union,
STLPHEN J. BURROWS, (
Sec'y. Of n. U. Of 8.
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TREvELLIcEs VIslr.-During the past week,
Tue mechanics and Workingmcn Of Chl:sgo,
have been favored with the presence OF the
Eell-kuown Labor Reformer, Richard F. Ire
'ellick, President of the National Labor Union,
'aAn whom no trUer or nobler advocate Of the
rights Of the toier, can be found throughout
'he length and breadth OF our country end as
amater Of course, bis services have bten in
demand
IN Saturday evening, June 25th, be address
% large and enthusiastic meeting of the La
oOrers' Union, at Trades Assembly Hall, which
showed is appreciation Of his effort BY loud
'Do enthusiastic applause. lie was followed
Oy Aessrs Cameron and Krepps, both Of shom
we're favOrably received.
On Monday evening, he addressed the union
p'as'erers Of Chicago At s. Georges Hall, 226
oOuth CLARK street Mr. 7. j. O'Counel was
v'e''eo chairman. ana Mr.. Jefreys, Secretary
- one OF his most mastery efforts, he pOr-
"aJeu the evils under which the working
'''s'es we're labOring, and the means by which
,1'y could be removed He was followed by
II = v. Krepps, in one OF the most effective
'u minute speeches to which it has ever been
W. ~ to listen. A vote Of thanks to the speak
!" closed the proceedings, sfler which the
meeting adjourned.
on tuesday evening, meeting Of the union
~'Ala'ers was held at Trades Assembly Hall,
'olco Mr.. evellick also addressed, and
a''DOugh not as largely attended as We should
I've desired, the material present vas Of the
sn' stamp. Unless we are mistaken, Eis visit
~ DC pr ductive Of much good, and be the
1ns q Z tlling fresh energy into ,he Or
sensations which had he privilege Of listen
x % hs advice. We trust the day il drawing
%tu 'nen every village Will possess is abo
,'''nrer, and the principles Of the Nationa
IaOOF Union be accepted by vast majority o
A' American people
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Local Notices.

A SCIENTIFIC. W oSDER-The Craig microscope
adapted to popular and scientific use. Read
the advertisement. Price, $2,75.
How many housewives are there who have
experienced the difficulty Of obtaining good vim
egar Read the advertisement Of W II Bishop
in this paper.
COOP wholesome vinegar. Any one can make
it. See advertisement of w Fl Bishop in this
paper.
TIE CRAIG MIcRoscoPE-This microscope is
simpli6ed and adapted to popular as well As
scientific use. A new optical wonder This is
the only instrument of high power which re-
quires no focal adjustment, and therefore can
be readily used By every ono, even by children
Costing only two dollars and seventy-6vc cents
by mail, post paid. 1t is within the reach Of
all in the community and should be on the ia
BILE Of every practitioner. Read the advertise
ment IN this paper.
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PIC TAILS IN CHIcAGo.-We understand that
during the past week, Chicago has been visited
by representatives Of the villiauous Coolie SIS
ten, for the purpose Of contracting for the
labor Of 800 pig tails in our La Sale mines, to
supercede the labor OF our citizens who hdve
The manhood to demand their rights. We Wish
to remind them however, that Tire locality re-
lerred to is very sickly one, even to acclalha-
led citizens, and that their employers had pet
ter secure ACCIDENT" policies 10 the Travellers
Of Hartford, before the contract is signed,
sealed, and delivered.
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sed mot IJse any sizne1 q ne bAVlhKs Bank IL EeI
open on
SAT URDAY EVENINGS
Means for Identifvinr Depositors /:

means Tor 400nt0v1ng 0epo9tr0rSs
When new Depositor first comes to the Savings Bank
precautions taken, and records made that he may
always be identified. and thst In book lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business Of this Institution conneA exclusively
70 the receipts and OF Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited in trust No Commercial or General Bank
Ing business 10 transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested by
upon real estate In the city Of Chicago. In making such
Ans, preference 10 always given to applications from
Depositors of small who have accumulated In the
Tnstu lon sufficient funds 70 pay for lot of ground
and desire IN borrow something more to aid them II
erecting buildings to be used permane Mt homes for
themselves and families.
AS-Aoney renitted by Drsft 70 Europe elsewhere
for Depostors.
A5-Ths Plans Of Cheap Cottages selected by a com
mittee Of depostors In this institution, may be at
the Savings Bank
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- og Iocal unions would attend to their
ON !. roud save trouble and expense.
bGNne'nS; ~, cigsrmakers had better steer clear
IT'. ,n~S of Monroe, Mich, for it is a scab
toFD iii note the change of corras.
pOnaiDs CIV. POWELL, Cor. Sec.
Union AS, drawer 70.
,,,vp,oS. June l6, ls70.-A man by the
DNO oTC r. Smith having worked in a soap
n'u' nd having in bis possession card issued
AO H- ion No IA, dated June Is, 1870, said
!. declared null and void.
emu L. T. SARRABEE,
Corresponding Secretary, No. IA.
n.,,,o June 20, IS7O.-The following per
I'M have made application for membership:
;oli I D c0essel he has worked in Toronto and
IIou ll.,ock Canada, recently in Philadelphia,
Z. I)tto Keckerbush, lately from, Germany
Iabn Dolan, hailirg from Elmira, and John
pscbDer from Syracuse. ANY union having
''r.s against said persons will please inform
SnIo9 10. 2 Of the same as soon as possible.
lD''1 WIN SCHROEDER,
Cor Sec union No. 2.
o,,u, June %, l87O.-A man by the name
.,4snrv Hahn wishes to become a member Of
NJ, uniou. he claims to have Just come from
s..r,nv ANY union having charges against
Nm Vli please notify rs within thirty days.
"~ JOSEPH CLISE,
or Sec union No 80.
Nav IPSWICH, June 81, 1870.
"a The O6cers and Members Of Local Unions
ErNrLENKS-This is to inform you that at our
ocular meeting, held Saturday evening, June
~ TT,nk Jordan and Ed r. French were sus-
ended for not paying money loaned on their
ards. Thomas King, for nOn-payment OF dues
,ssessuents and money on card.
Yours fraternslly,
Ed II. SHATToCK,
Cor Sec, box IS.
co,ryRrs O.. June 20, ls70.AU Unions will |
,.ts notice that the card issued to NeoIge b. /
ysv,omb. by this union, has been declared null .
INA void. ALEX. HERsE, Cor, Sec
No. "a, lock box 976
CNcNyErl. June %, lS7O.--Any union hav-
ine charges against Herman Ludwig, late Of
Hamilton Ohio will please inform this union .
Immediately, and oblige,
VAL HENHoUSER,
Cor. Sec, No. 4.
CINCINNATI, June % 1870.
To dc Officers aud Members Of Milwaukee, /
LeaveuWorth, Kansas CITY, and to Messrs. Jos. .
Zins and II Smith
The card Of Jos Zins and II. Smith have both h
been forwsrded to Kansas city. The money /
10 dollars each--has been received by J. Ii \
Ear and not turned over, therefore the mistake .
occurred after demanding $40 each, by this /
union.
Both cards are genuine notwithstanding the /,
doubts OF the worthy officers and members OF !
LeaveuwOrth union. ! sincerely hope and trust I:
thai the gentlemen above mentioned will not be I
put to any further trouble On account Of their !
carCA
YouIs iraternslIy,
VAL. HENHAUsER /
Cor. Sec. union No. 4.
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The Trichina spiralis or Pork Worm.

Perhaps 1t is not generally known that the
much talked Of triehins spiralis. or pork worm,
was first discovered in America by DR.. K. G.
Kendall, Of Philadelphia, Pa, with the Ameri-
can instrument known a. the Craig Microscope,
costing only $2,75, after repeAted failures to
discover the worm with an imported microscope
costing 1856, "of feebler power aud less relia-
ble." This fact DR.. Kendall stands ready to
prove at any time. The Craig Microscope in
neat boxes, with full direction is mailed any
where for S2,75, by E. H. Ross. SlS Locust st.,
st. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in this paDer
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pine boards, set upright, and moulded bat
terms The inside is finished with l inch kiln
dried ceiling, Creased with tongue and grove.
Il is ceiled with inch flooring below the sills.
FLoOR-The floor is Of inch pine, dressed
and matched.
DooRs-There are 10 doors and door frames
WMDows--TtePe are windows and window
frames, as shown on plan. The sash are
Chased.
SrKrs-The front and rear steps are made
ready to set up
HARDwARE-The hardware is furnished to
complete the building.
CHMNEHs-The chimneys are Of superior ce-
ment pipe with ornamental top.
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THE Secretary Of the National Labor Union
United States Senator from Nevada, in lauda-
ton of that gentleman's record on the CooIie
nueatioD
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TIE charges Of arson against several MEM
bers Of the COopers' organization, recently re
ferred to, have all been dismissed.
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PHILADELPHIA. JULY 2, 1870.
{ BEN J., REPoRrEE

The Cabinetmakers of this city, are said to
have inaugurated measures looking to the orr
ganiZation Of a National Union OF that craft.
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aOT As IL -Whew whew! l3S de
gFees in the sun The other day, VIC oyer
heard conversation between Jerseyite AID a
resident Of the Sucker State: " Say, jim. IN
roasted" "How's that 2" How's that, why
Its IS degrees in the shade II Whew is
That all In Jersey, We have it twide as
hot" "The devil you have" responded cur
Chicago representative, no wonder you fell
loEs have no fear of hell.
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PATENTS

Invertora desiring Osveats Patents old rej-cted
cases corrected nd patented. special
and avoid tedious delays ~ calling
FARWELL, ELLSWORTH s. CO.,
Formerly Of the .. 9. Patent ofncs.)
.1Ss Dearborn street, Chifssc.
PGnrAIs. e IsStluc.icp u nss
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General Northwestern Agency,
104 and 106 Washington st.,
Chicago. Illinois,

AGENTS WAErED.-Liberal Inducements offered to
competent and responsible parties. Every is invt-
examine and the Machines, and examine the
great variety Of which these MaCninea daily
doing at the ssesroom OF the Company.
ID WHEELER Annn4
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Is FeffF -T
WORKS OF THE
United States Watch Company,

And GILES BROTHER & CO, 142 Lake Street. Chicago
Athat0
SECONDS y
York Jun It. T. Lat Re1 u
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The process Of ''canning eggs in their
own shell is something new. 1t was ex>
planned at a late meeting Of the New York
Farmers Club When two or three doz-
en- of eggs are obtained from the nests.
place them in disi: and pour scalding
water over them, and Immediately turn il
of. This process rs repeated three times,
by which means the albumen is fixed or
eoagulated, the pores of the she'll closed.
and thesegg, as it were, canned in its own
covering. The eggs thus prepared fare
then packed in salt, with the apex downs
ward, and they are said TO keep perfectly
fresh for many npnlhs
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ID McDERMITT, STEWARD of
he CAMBRIA POOR and HOUSE EN-
PLOYMENT of Cambria County, Penna.
az account wih the DIRECTORS OF THE
POOR OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
1859. DR.
Jan 18 To cash John Evans tor
bides AZ IN
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My Nor MAZDA st Louis woman
ASS to be divorced from her husband be-
cause he gets tearing mad wheneye. his
stockings are starched stiff"
Its mans privilege to get mad
What's The use in being Lord Of crea-
Ion if he can't maui somebody? Coming
home, hummiug some hove dilty, with u
heart all aglow with The prospect of do
mosiic felicity, what should be the feelings
cF - man who finds the fire out, and his
DoIoTIIA gone to finish Il suit for a South
Sea Islander? Hungry rs :, half starved
bear, making a bee lire home to turkey
add ''sich," fancy his feelings upon being
welcomed by the occupants of the coop,
with pee, pee, pee, chow, chow, chow,
gobbe, gibb!e, gabhIe, while DoRornEA,
WIKI feather IN ner new hat, has sailed
out to see if some plan cannot be adop'ed
for emancipatiAg the slaves IN Cuba, or
fer aiding the Afshanistans and Beoo-
cfistans
low beatific tue situation of The head Of
.amiiy who has the pleasing prospect of
baby getting-into the boiler, sissy tum~
bling into the cellar, and sonny falling
Inio The weli-and the angelic mother or,
ganzng q ragged school, or asserting her
rights IN some strong minded feminine az
sociati0h What could be more agera-
vallng 10 man Of functions and tender
toes lhan that Of finding bis socks slarct-
ed and shirt collar timber? 4 masc,ine
who can MAINTAIN aa oquaniln5ty of tenn
per, under such aggIivalions, should be
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ID EAIl ESTATE AND SAW MILL

D EAL ESTATE AND SAW MILL
Z q FOR SALE w e have for sale tract
of land situate in Susquehanna township, Cam
bria county, containing about THREE ACRES.
having thereon Steam Saw Mil. a Shngle
Machine, n Blacksmith Shnp. with necessary
TooIs,) and TWO Dwelling Houses.
Also FIFTY ACRES OF GOOD OAK
TIMBER Ian D in the same township. Pine
Timhes adjoining can be bought at low rates.
E5 FERNS moderate and accommodating =
Al ply to SHOEMAKER * OATMAN.
Ebensburg, Nov. IL, 1863. .-tf.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
HNN, COPPER AND SHEET mo-

FENIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
H WARE.-Having purchased the tools
and fxrures OF Mr.. T. w. Williams, and leased
the building recently occupied by S Singleton,
Esq, on High street, opposite the store OF Zahm
Son the subscriber would respectfully il form
the citizens of Ebensburg and parts adjacent
that he Is prepared to iurGish al kind ot I IN
COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE of his
own manufacture, which he will rot only guar
antee perfect in make and material, hut fully
moderate in price as like articl es are sold by
any manufacturer in the county Special at
feniiOn paid 20 making and putting up SPOUT
ING OF all kinds. An examination OF my work
and prices is respectfully solicited. and have
no fear but what I can give entire satisfaction
To all who favor me with their custom
VALENTINE E LUTTRINGER.
Ebensburg, Aug. 5, 1869. f.
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lrG9. IN
BY cash paid toll,
" Express goods :
travelling expenses 70 =
erset county, S'l'
Z" Car:olltown,
Johnstown,
a. Blair county,
i" Eemmon Waan.o & Murray, dug.
Postage and box rem,
destitute tFave,ers
Henry Foster seed no...
/" Seeds and plants. ''''oA
{" Plough.
Peter Cooper, II dav, ~,
-" Samuel Shoemaker ia
a" L. Plat, harvesting -P'!
'' Scott Williams,
" J. A. Platt,
q II. c. Devine, IL
F." F. Kittell,
a." c. T Roberts, sundris,
" Wm. Price, Services
4" Mrs. Brady, JbI Of r;,.-
q Wm- McGuire, grain q,,,
Weighing coal. ''-.'
" 7. w. Shoemaker. l6,r-,
g Sent 10 Allegheny p5or ba..!
- WestmOrelaLd 'r
q Pittsburgh
8 Apple butter,
- Sausage cutter,
I" / Set double harness
q John /. Roberts, iusu-.,,.
4" Hair for glastering.
3. AcDeTmjtt, wear ssl,,~
- l.. KiakeGl, treasurer
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Receipts and Expenditures

CSEs1 CtAN4RE2lA SoON ER,
a.
"A.
DR.. JOHN cox, Treasurer Cambria County, CIR.
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E5ensg January Of HN Treasurer One Hndd
as SDy AuIuOs sSLaem WI. LINTON, II
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'I7,o27 ol Si1o2= o1
OUTSTANDING DEBTS DUE BY
CTOCK On FARM.

CT0CK ON FARM
- Horses. p head of Cattle, IS head of
Hogs.
E1ARMING IMPLEMENTS
& Wagons, Sled Moving Machine,
Grain Drill, Hay Rake, / Hay Litter, /
Harrow, 3 Ploughs Cart, Sets Horse
Gears, sett Double Light Harness, Buggy,
l sett Buggy Harness, Grain Cradles, I
Threshng Machine, ! Wind Niu
DRODUCTS OF Farm
Il loo Dozen Wheat, I35 Dozen Rye, l.
246 Dozen Oats, 40 bushels corn, 100 bushels
Potatoes, p tons Hay
A RTtCLES ON HAND
IA zoo bushels Potatoes, $500 lbs. Pork.
3, 90 lbs. Beef barrels Flour, 500 lbs Tai
low, 300 lbs Lard, 80 gals. Apple Butter, I
barrel Molasses, 120 lbs of Butter.
A RTICLES MADE IN HOUSE.
"A 26 Shirts, 81 Sheets, 5 pair Overallg,
% Woman Dresses % Woman's Skirts, 81
pair Mems Socks, 9 pair Mits, II pair Wom-
ans Stockings, 80 Pillows, 49 Pillow Slips.
32 Chemise, 10 Aprons, 40 Bed Ticks, 90
Comforts, Boys Suit, 10 Chiidrens Dresses,
l5 Children Skirts, 3 Shrouds.
NUMBER OF INMATES IN THE
~ HOUSE
Number of inmates January !, 1869, 46
Number admitted during the year, SO
Number died during year, 1
Number discharged and abSconded, rs
Number remaining Jan. !, 1910. 50
Number sane, So
Number insane, Is
Number meals to destitute travellers
during the year, 2,Il2
We the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County, respectfully report that we have ex-
amined the above account and find it correct
Given under our hands, this 22d day OF
January, a. D. 1870.
Z. D. EV ms,
JAMES NULL
ANTHONY ANNA,
A1f,}ttnrr
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Attest r. j. GLASS. Clerk.
NOTICE no owNERS oF LNND.

Having procured a perfect list Of All
~arrantee names dates of warrants. and of the
payment of the purchase money and the ma mes
OF the persons paying the same. with com
piete Alap showing the location of each trmct
zol land in Cambria county. am prepared to
procure Patents from the Land Office for the
owners of Unpatented Lands NJ der the Act of
Assembly of the 20th Of MAY. 1864. and the
supplement thereto. as required by the recent
order Of the Surveyor General.
Dec. q 1869. 3m. GEO NJ READE.
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a n D R E w II 0 > Z
MERCHANT TAlLO'

SUPPEs's BUIID DING, CLINTON SI8 ''
HAS just received his fall and -5 S'-'- r.
Ii of fine French. London a5I a15-IcsTI
CLOTHS, CASSINERES ana , r~sJ i--
and a full assortment Of Gent : }
Goobs. -.r
Mr.. Moses has been for eight . He-.. /.
Wood, Morrell x Co.'S establs,hiIh...--lr ih. III
desires to inform his friends ana Ils ~,
orally that he has commenced oua,.iE
pes 5 building, on Clinton street -:,trr. ~,
of goods adapted to the fall ana '. "'1 ines
he is prepared TO make mp IN tls nm. '-,
and at moderate prices for cash ". ~. /, I
teution TO business 10 merit a S..,; -..ree;
patronage. AMI maintain that gun = m.
las heretofore attended his eiio.,, -, a. ssl
good fitting garments. Give ,''n
Iohnstown. Scrt . lStiS. 81.
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WHOLESALE MERCHANTS LISTS
now ready, and will be sent on application
by mail or in person.
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Seals and Organization of Court, 277 Il
BY amount paid J. A. Blair, Shf, 136 10
Of Fines and Jury Fees
paid to County Treasurer, ,....-.... 81 -.
By commission ON $2,5,9.30, ,......-. SO SO
$, 90 68
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mAMES G. EASILY, ATTORNEY
Sss5 Ar-LAw. CarYOlitowH. Cambria Co Pa.
Collections aud all legal business promptly
ATTENDED TO- Jan 81, 1867.
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FRANK w. Hay

FRANK w. HAY,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Manufacturer.
II Of TIN. COPPER and SHEETIRON
WARE. Canal street, below Clinton, ,JotAs-
toloH, Pa, a large stock constantly on
hand.
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We the undersigned, Auditor. - :
County, respectfully regort tia. ~
nmined the above account, a9i s-4
rect.
Gwen under our hands this ,al
January, i. D. 1870.
f. D. EVANS
JAMES MIL
ANTHONY A5s
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American IL Intellf0cncc.

CoNcoRD, November 1.-THE State
Labor Reform Committee have called n
convention to nominate Congressman and
State officers. The call is addressed to
the friends of labor, reform and ccono.
my, impurtiaiiiy III both national and
State Governments.
Granville's despatch was delivered bv
the Queens messenger at st. PETERSBURG
on Tuesday. Instant reply is not ex,
peoted. nor is it believed Go-tschnkot,
anticipated al answer like that he re.
ceived.
It is also affirmed that though an uu.
dersta0ding is believed to exist between
GortschakoT and Bismarck, that Gorts-
chakoff did not consult Bsmarck's q
wishes MS to time of promulgating this
declaration, and that bismarck desired it.
postponed.
NEw YORK, November ia World
special from Florence, of the 14th, saws
Cardinal Antonile has addressed a
strong protest to the powers against the
occupation of the Quirinal. Should
Victor Emanuel enter Rome, the Pope
will depart for Malta.