The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-03-23

The ALDINE FOR APRIL--The feature of this
eSiea6 a6 an ex9nisite design by Victor NehiiR
artists imagination is fttingly offset by the
syinpathefic treatment of the engrayer and
printer by any known process it would be ex-
tremeiy dithcult TO rival the effect. and We have
no doubt that there are many who would not
gruuYe the years subscription for this single
plate. This is the frontiSpiece promised every
quarter Then we find two other full page
mastery manner by Linton, and view the
Hudson at Hyde Park by Geo. Smile. OF
5. Davis, is conspicuous as one of the very best
specimens of figure drawing that we have yet
conscientious in every detail, and lovers of
true art will look to his future with great ex-
the highest concentrations. and Indicates a AK.
ity of purpose, on the part of the publishers
airy department is very " ell sustained and we
think, for excellence and variety this is the
have to exert himself to make another number
as good as the present one. The statement of
a fraction of $4,000 copies per month will be
hailed as vindication of American taste and
a publication utterly non-sensationaI, is a re-
cognition and endorsement of which the youth
has just turned thirty may well feel proud
We are glad that our neighborhood is repre-
would urge the necessityof according the widest
circulation to It's elevating aud refining intiu-
pretty oil-chromo premium, is IS, it and one
pnSsbeGs SI 1Gr Paper one year for the
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Liberty Street, New York.
An EvENTFUL L1FE-In the lower shops of
the pennsylvania Railroad Company, in this
city, is employed an individual. a painter by
this strange life as generally fall to the lot of
man, and which we condense for publication.
lege, and subsequently assisted in the building
of the first railroads in Illinois and Upper Cam
Huron Indians on the Monte Islands. in the
Georgian Bay. He he's been the editor and pro-
three othersN'.two Of them daily" He was "a a
captain under General VIM. Walker in his last
sion he was captured with his commander and
was tried and condemned to be shot, but sub
for three months in the forests, finally succeed
ed in returning safely to this country.
At the breaking out of the late civil war he
was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel by Sec
retary of War Cameron and assigned to the
strucuon Corps. BY this latter officsr he was
assigned to Gen. Sherman S department, where
man and the Secretary of war, Stanton. Al
the close of the rebellion, in settling his ac-
ing through his hands, he was adjudged a de-
faulter to the amount of over six hundred
thousand dollars, although he steadfastly main
tains that he has never wrOnged the govern
ment out of a solitary copper.-AuOoHd Tirib.
FACTS WORTH KNOWING Great Reduc-
ton Of Stock and PrieeS.-Being determined to
point before TAKING STOCK, we have gone over
alI our goods and MARKED DOWN THE PRICES to
low cost.
Have very handsome line of Double and
Single Shawls; also, Paisley, Brocho and Thibet
Shawls-all OF. which must be sold, even at q
sacrifice.
A large stock of white and olored Blankets
Bradles and othor makes of Barred FIannels
Cassmeres, Dress Goods, Silks, Gloves, Hosiery
Muslins, Caicoes, Furnishing and Millinery
Goods, and other merchandise in great variety
all bought this season and now selling at Pan
ic Prices at
GELS & FOSTERS
Popular DRY Goods Store, Nos. 1I3 and Us Clinton
Street, JolnstOIsn, Pa.
HICKEY'S FURNITURE vAREROOMS. =
John Hickey, Undertaken, on Julian street
Fourth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
Metallic BurialC ases of all sizes and patterns
! and on reasonable terms.
MIR. Hickey Keeps constantly on hand large
stock of new and fashionable furniture, and
those who require anything in his line should
give him q call. Every article sent from his
| rooms will be warranted as represented.
Hair and Straw Mattresses manufactured tC
order at less han city prices.
Cane seat chairs re-caned and fitted up a,
good as
All orders frem a distance promptly attended
to. ul.I3.-tf.l