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G STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY DECEMBER % 1872

N>tiRTUEs OF BoRAx.-Tb may not DO gen
eraity known how very valuable borax is
90 20 various purposes of household use. We
mud it the very best cockroach >sxtermiua-
tor yet discovered. One half pound cost
ing but fifty cents, has completely cleared
large house swarming with them, SO that
the appearance of one in q month is quite
novelty. The various extermin attn g
powders pulled aud advertised have been
found not fully effective, tending rather to
make the reaches crazy than to kill them.
There is something peculiar, either in the
smeil or touch, of borax which is certain
death to them. They will flee in terror
from 1t, and never appear again where it
has once been placed. 1t is also a great
advantage that borax is perfectly harmless
TO human beings; hence no danger from
poisoning. 1t ia also valuable for laundry
purposes. The washerwomen of Holland
and Belgium, 80 proverbiaiIy clean, and
who get their linen SO beautifully white,
use rehned borax as washing powder, in
stead OF soda, in the proportion of a large
handful of bOrax powder to ten gallons of
water. They save soap nearly one half.
An the large washing establishments adopt
tho same mode. For linens, cambrics, etc.,
an extra quantity of the powder is used
and for crinolines (requiring to be made
stln) stronger solution ia necessary. Bo-
rax being Heatral salt, does not in the
slightest degree injure tho texture OF linen.
Its effect is to soften the hardest water, and
therefore it should be kept on the toilet
table. As a way of cleaning the hair moth
ing ID better than a solution Of borax in
water. 1t leaves the scalp in most clean
~ condition, and the hair is just sutfi cent
~ stiffeued to retain it's place. The etiff-
ness, however, can be readily removed, if
objectionable, by washing with water.
Borax 10 alec an excellent deutr fee dis
solved In water. 1t ia one of the best tooth
washes. In hot countries it is used, Ia
ombination with tartaric acid and hi car
Donate Of soda, as cooling beverage.
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The art of living easily as to money is to
mitch your scale of living one degree below
vour means. Guard against the notion that
because pleasure can be purchased with
money, therefore money cannot be spent
without enjoyment. What thing costs a
man is no true measure what It'll worth to
him and yet how often is bis aPPrecia-
ton governed by no ether stenaaro, as IL
there NIae 3 Measure in expe1ditnfe itself.
Let 3 ourtelf fsel a want before. yOu pro
vide against IL. You are more assured that
it lie a real want; aud it is worth while to-
feel it little in order to feel the relief
from it. When you are undecided which
of the two courses you would like best,
choose tho cheaper. This rule will not
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= = s-:s :.
tngs arc we'll adapted for edaocssnsl p.rnssss 49,
recreasisn that o the arrival u tSo DsSiis ~ -
soclsded aad superintsadei. '1's nv 'oAs'ansg
ConmerelAi and Classical. r--1S'EJs
Tho ccneroiai Course 10 for thoss Student. vAo a.
nos uteh To learn Latin and Greek.
The Caa. cal Coarse for shoss who desire 70 have
complete education.
Preach isssgghs In the three coursa.
eSSoegte eso NOT admitted unlsss they know how -
INA moral and relgoas training Of the stodsasss ina
leednG effects OF the instruetaras
Bvery month report IL sent % pzrnats stsatne 60.
dsSss $50 rank IN eiss. snd ats:edshce.
A 80 ''"-' ' T 1H ~, ILL.,.
ssss. GSsr g.yss T. a n uasA
Preparatory Course. of0. sessEts3
apai 7aW REv- y. 0AUTRELBT. rressasns.
ct. JosEPH's ACADRIrY FOR YOTyYfs I.AnT10
~ Conducted by tho Sisters Of Ckasify,
Near EmmissburE Frederick County, Mszyiand.
This instts.oE IA pleasantly situated IN he,thv sua
Ss req gsss q rrsAs.isl county Msryana ss
Marya College. II commenced 10 is0e and mo.
Pof9ted BY the Legislature oi MARYLAND In 1915 ne
baiid Bro arc convshient and spsCioup.
Board and Tuition por academic year, including
ED and Bedding WasbtDgs AsndlnG and
~ IL Lss .-Veo "
ALL PAT11IE III 1DvXIojii. - ~
The Academic year h dfvidsd two seasseas a. Eve
gnst and de ast6 Or Jssasry. : 80 -
" '""e'l' W. MoTH IN SUPERIOR.
myST2iy - JaaaDbs Aasdanv Em asssSoru. Ne
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A North American Chinamau say lie has
not money enough to marry a 'Melicsn"
girl, and that the Chinese fashion of pinch-
Ing feet ia no more foolish than the Ameri-
can fashion of pinching, waists.
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20 tue people OF the South, will entcr upon IS Forty
ocToBER ae, 1s7a.
s Is &. cs ss
car now otter 70 eheir patrons the aAditoeaI advsn
superior 70 the former College In pont Of
azIsneemcnt and accommodation.
70. three sandred Year, has devoted isss to ~
EdaSasioI Of youth have IN thsIr favor hs gssa "a
70 give IL baaed upSn RsiE,oa and Mos.isv
and h:s fSr lie s not only .dorn nlpds thr
their hearts essse 81 sirsss and prsssiea, 1--we
for the duties they will havo discharge In affair Life
sSs:s lsss
msre.i The Prepars.ory course iasss oKs yssr, end
e: s
The CLASSICAL Courso iassa az ysar S'o asS .m.
~ ss sSsh' e sna
those who give proofs Of the requisite In
aad a.sa ana 1a
and the higher branches Of Mathematlcs sntitsa
to the the degree n Of Z, 4; D. Bachelor Of Ar,s'
ply and s Science T. the Coss
and Il & r.;
and o g aamstcd must previously knos bow 70
TERMS PER SESSION TEN MONTHS.
Entrance Fee, Hrst year only. Is 90
Board. Tnit.sn and Washing. payable haiEy yearly,
ana In ADVANCE. 800 %
Aed ana II 90
cirss lla can "A, BE- oSssipsd BY sdasss.ing the
THE JESUS Ts' FA SSfi1s A.
'ns cssss assss
sci 70 " 100 Gravier street. New orloans.
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LADIES' ACADEMY
THE
UR 8 ULIN ES,
oPELoUsAs PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LA.
OF THE

with useful and, agreeable knowledge. soonstom them
Qualities she So
a aSs and not tho only r. sS1 family but
in general this shall be the object Of the constant Of
The of the Academy 10 Besattai and healthy and
the limits assigned to the pups ALLOW them. during the
pupils are always under the ecisnt Of their In.
The course of instruction commencing with tho rndi
ments OF in Eneiish and D. snch comprises
Geometry, Book Keeping. Grammar English coSposi
na . ns OF
tsonT 0pp sSgsaRhy NJ
work, Tapestry, RmbroiesTy, Flowers.
Premiums are awarded &C the md OF the to the
or who have distinguished themselves ~ their good
rs The sso Ss .I.
order Al the pupils are reqnred TO observe the general
by the young are
subject to e1auin alton The scholastic year oon.ist
ostsSst and .sle'sE sSsss tss e q zasa.s PPps
charged only from tie tine they entsr "0'''' ~
TERMS,
Board and Tuition Per session. 90
Entrsnoo toncs paid, for BO.rdor: @
Day Scholar tsegnners,, per session 30 20
Pen Paper and Ink --.......... S 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Piano. Guitar, HarmoDum. each, Per month..-9 9 %
wIshiOE PSF session 70 "
All charges are to DO paid heH yearly in advasos.
quarter begun is cha ged In fall No Deduction IL mad-
for Embroidery, Medicines. will be charged, whom sup
piled by the House, nG store price,.
Tho pupils arc required on Sundays and particulaH
occasions 10 dress in uniform vs In winter masarin
blue drsss STRAW black velvet hat tlinned witb
blue black silk apron and black cfeak. In sammeR
pink lawn OF chints two pink dreaaag are roquired);
a 0ss To us ss I Sn0s sIS
6unhonnoe
They required 70 hiring with them the ordinary
table furniture, consisting Of knY0a and FORK,
table teaspoon tumbISr and napkins dressing
soap. brushes combs, pstch-R. bowl lOoktns glasS
shsets, towels blankets everyday clothes.
An letters 70 be addressed, prepaid, 70 the
SUPERIoRESS OF TIE URSULIEEs,
0pelo0aaS. Parish Of 30. Landry. La
PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
NIssIssIrrL
The Halls of this Institution open to young men
desirous Of PursDIng thorough Commercial Scientific
or Classical Course Of Studies.
Vacation commences the hrst OF August.
Terms per annun, geo.
cs27n BRO. LEoNIDIAN. President.
J. X. BAILEY,
246. CANAL STREET. .24s
VINE G AR.
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oc2y IL ~.
r McCLOSKEYS
oyster Saloon and Restaurant
Nns 10 aud u s.. Charles strect.
oc2y z. ly.
Nos. 10 and ~ 81. Charles street.

take pleasure in announcing to my friends and the
rubI,o that ] have opened class OYSTER
SALilbN aud RESTA IRA Mt at the above place.
The been thoroughly repaired and ntted up
In first cIA-a stl 10
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saloon up etAirs,
Al che lgxariss q sss ssasos sns1 g oh
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ct. MARY-J RsoN COLLIE Z
PARISH oF-sT. JAMES La,

ST. MARY-J EFFERsoN COLLEGE
PARISH oF"sT JAMES, La,
Situated the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
... New Orieans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, iseor
porated BY law OF tho LeSsature. empowered 70
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened the ID
October. 1t Is under the direction Of the Marist
Fathers, who form society specially devoted TO edaoa
tion College Point and Convent Landing colye
nient and ular landing psocs for steambeats going
asd returning from New Orleans.
Payable in o. s. currency half yearly In advances.
Board tuition, washing and stationery. psr term Of
Doc. or fses snd medicine In ordinary oa:ss Of IL
Ensranes S fee az, 70 G Sc paid only once
N. B.-Ali music iessens b paid for monthly
Hls Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New ORLEANS
The Rev. ClerRy OF Aiaiers-
For further Details apply TO The Very Rev Presdsnt.
WV Mr. p. PoURsINB. 20
ooI3 70 Iy no. 20 Grsy.sr street New orleana
GIANT vINcENT's COLLEGE.
CArE ornAnDEAu, MrsouRl.
This iDss,taton conducted y che Priests Of the Con
Care and one kasdrod sad XS %.s S:lo% Wa *
The College baildings Large. ess.od.sus eaA web
T. adsps.a ssRsa . ere and
The College e 81 easy aoOsas. RssxAr daily packets
touch at Cape GiTardeau.
The scholaatio year begins the HTRSr MONDAY
or 6EPTEMBER, and onds about the Arat Of JelY
TBRMA
Beard snd Tuition, per schslastic year .e01G
Walking. and mending Of articloS vAOhed.-...... =
Phyoicians Fee and Medicines. N
InstrumantAl Music q
Fer further information apply 70
Rev. A VERLNA, G. n,
Prestdsas Of Tie Collage
oF'' Rev II Tg gs.:pS. scSa a1s5 e ....
Mr. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of the Mutual
Nsttooal BAnk. No. IO8 Canal seEose, HSW Osleans.
hereby authorized % receive s9d give receipt far
above 1nseiSRti0a.
A. yERINA. c. n, PrssiSSut-
New Orleans. August 3 ie7s.
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COAL AND WOOD.

JAMES CoRCoRAN,
DEALER In
OAK, ASH, AND PINE WOOD,
SAND, SHELLS ETC
Sappied ON the Noet Reasonable Terms, ~
No 2sS NEW BASIN, julia Street Landing,
no24 ON New Orleans.
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or. sTASIsLAUs COMMERCIAL cOLLSGR
Bar 81. LoUs, MnsS-ss1rr1

This insttutioa chartered by the STATE Lsgislssuro
and conducted ~ tho Brothers Of the baeTod Hoart
has beea In secessfui operation sEes Bssassaly
situated to shores Of the Bay an Sxesn
Wow Of tho Gulf and aGordnR Al the advantages
Of the breeSe and bathing IN the summer lie spl
did lOoAttsB - crest neitemsnt To beAniui sxsrcne
ard aaausensatfOr the paPila. The CommereI Courps
oOmprses all the branches Of good English edacAtion
TERlB:
Board end TuitiSn per ssssOn, payssls half yoarly
advance
WashiuR neasion- ~ "
Beldia a rsT soaalOa fOPtiOBn 10 70
Ic.S[-gs - observation-disclosures. 5 CO
Vaenaan n spoBt ct the insttutioa- 80 "
EXTRA CuAzaBs;
Plane and Vfoiin, per usnth, oara---..--.--.. %
Uoa 81 Plane monfA- y
Bfut8
ngnas Inssrunssnt, psE uaoEth g
0RansOn and 00FnGn lnngaagoo PER month, oasa ~
Hu,f ur.hor rnrtaanlnrl aunaT N
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EDUCATIONAL.
| No Try ZION Q. THE sIsrERs on ST. yosKpH
corner 81 Philip and Calves strecte,
New OyIeana - ''- H'

Iii govsrnne1t threuxheus this establishments n
a anu parental The pupils are never seoaI 49, ~
nv uacSIesses Recreation. table dormisores -
ns ssme ior All In snort, everything tends h ~
mote ahrctsonnto union between tho ksrar. ar1 ~.
yos1nS iadiss tnfrusfcd 10 their motherlv cara
instruction 10 tharough and solid and IN harms-v
WIN me rcquirrmonta Of soeiesy. The cour.e comprsc
IN ooth fsnghah and Frenoh al tho branrhos OF kpo
.snt CULTIVATED NJ She present day Each ianruasc a
ny natives OF respective eountries 90 a y n
SURF correct pronunciation ~ - ~ -
anaaemtel year closes with q pubiiu exh,btsssp
IT., "rioutien Of premiums TO which parents are n.
= here the object Of special attention ssa
oy moral srason alone, tts Sisters Of 81 Joaeph end
voI 20 ,ncnIcase principles Of solid pety reauire ~
observance Of polite and amabie donort,ssnt ~
,SeiinR. Of respect and Affection ara. naesnes
xuPnA OF all denominations admitted
NoTA,-Duitng the bathing season ehe Board.r
70 moves 10 the hay st. Louis where thn sstrs1
" o. ceSsph have nsuriahing academy
EhNSETo b paid In advance e foI,asu,
ws.Sim' pes .nree months 80 %
EntransS ;. /. ss............-.-.-... 10 %
Maao Lesseas aud uss fnstrument. . y Y ~
n, 'essohA. %
oil painting according tho number Of nunii.
Mscuc work In all il varieties, golden embrvidrTV
charge. ~ Wv ''@i"ers oxu0
Eor further artculara address ,super,er.s. ~ 40
OF the ssters of St Joseph box i5ii New a..
'~A"' Or moro convenient. Apply 70
- ~ ~ OF q. ID. ELDER Axsns
: CADEMy
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOU'VE LADIES' AcADEMY,
The DIRECTION OF THE URsULINEs,
Two Miles below New Orleans

and h the Which s
Ratronage for more than century needs NO particua,
will therefore suffice to give nm outne of the Mar
education pursued by the Tutoresses OF this EstaS.h
Moral Eaueaton.-The obIec. constantly kept in view
ss and s the p WIN
MS @si as 10 shsns polite and a%abe dsportment
I'd Ssr .Ss S
wa,ehiul but maternal supefin,e ndence whose vigil
Of %has saa aea OF h
arc exclusively Catholics pupils Of all
R the ssusS Of rsgsn but
as Ssy's :; health Of y. pupil. !. a.
wholesone and abundant The hours Of relaxation are
mind nor ,he body students ssers from shsir sp
snsss ssS
Physioan 10 In immediate and moly notice
Pss tn.
iS,wine oSeots. The English and French ianguass.
the pse Of the Globes. History eaneient and %odsrn
and rsne %
Pas1ry afs t., laugh. in the hghs. Dsyias
velvet etc ARTIFICIAL FioSsr. plain aDa ornsmsnss
Needlework, ETC. Particular attention 10 paid MuAio
msnos. the s.h Of November, and ends aSont The
Board sv sns T ,s p. sssso9 payable
Day Scholars per session, si3s. payable in advsnos
Entrance i for the Icarisr, g
Entrance for tho Day Scholars 80
deauston is made for accidental absences, sr
Who prolong vacation time beyond the appointed day
Tor their return.
EXTRA CHARGES. ,,.s..
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Glotes pes
u,.ic M a.
For the Use Of Musical Instruments per month. %
1e,Msas intending Paper and Pencils per month 90
WsshinE nsr 1on hef TORN 10 o.
E.genses the Bathing season SS
sr ss sa sas... J..
E or
,. D,s az S"S particular dre;s e REQUIRED
+ .s s"s ss:
drssa and eape. blue belt and ribbon. "A'''
K eth sx:y:
or
tsssf q ss .S
,ssSnss cope: having 1ss VII lee
gsnsss uniform mass made aoceEdins mod.i
ss' 1s 1 ne
spoon ssd fo,k knife and silver tunb or. nattress
AH sa and
and half wide via six pillow cases. and
lock and key. = Nv"
~, Oose,uaaions Visits limited 70 SUNDAYS and
Thursdays erc1sssY and only be made pupdla
by their fatbers mothers guardians hrothers sscfs
and on tho eboycentioned dave the pAriors epsn
cd only from ten Ia the nSEning sntf noen ana iton
ss IN
which commences about the middle OF September and
ends on the I'd Of November. Parents are requested
not to prolorg that time. order that tho youns
ladies may resume their studfes on tho same day No
other absence 10 ever allowed except in OF sickness
Young ledies wishpa to their lrst In
the ESTABLISHMENTS must enter In November.
oc97 ~ tjp1 IS
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Rampant and Congess streets Third District
NOW Oricans, Louisiana.
This magnificent Institution was chartered February
y ieoo. w atnntco In quiet and healthy locality q
inc river. hm very oommodious. thoroughly ated
anu anars al those advantages which con tribute to
the hsaith and socurity of.its Inmates.
Pupils of all denominations are admitted bu tfoY tia
promotion 81 order and regularity Obliged 10 At
tend the public exerose. and conform the rules Of
me sSstem OF education embraces the French and
.E '';anhs1aSes vi.' Reading fenmanshfp rcn,a
ern Geography. OF the Globes Prose and Postisa
Compositions, History "a ncent and Modern sacred snd
Phs,r Chronology. French and English IltsraturN
Ks s@p" ANTHOLOGY Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Muaic, Drawing, Painting Plain aud OTnsmontsi Noe
do-~ork Tapestry, Embroidery Artificial Fiovors stc
TERAs--rArMKNTs TO BIZ MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
Board ana Tuition In French and EnSlish nor
....-....-........ 600
Entrenoe Eco for the nrs. year only 20 a.
EXTRA CHARGES: So
ausc Piano per quarter y o.
Use of Piano - - ... a a
VI
~
~ a." f.in"'oi ~ ---.-..-..-. ~
HIuucAA rioweFs .--.......-....-.. 70 ~
Painting '.E. f.f :. 81. H Is M
baths fer the Summer Season ............ HW
The elasses commence sbout the nrst September
slose sy the end Of june, byan examination and
Books etc., may be procured Of ths las,l,u.ios 81
Pupils arc received a. any ms during The year. and
Academy Of the Holy Angola. sol n iya
SPRING HILL COJLEGE Y
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

This long-ssssbshcd Instit % fayossl,y povn
third Scholastic year on
OCTOHER 90 ,a.o
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EDUCATIONAL.
LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGIE

THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction the sisters Maranit.s Of uo,
Cross.
Corner of Rampant and Congresa stroeta Third ,rio,
Now Orleans, Leuisianas
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GO AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ANDY Fos-
Ter, or the well known firm of Gels i Foster,
was in New York and Philadelphia recently.
ana AS his experience in the purchase of dry
goons Oh the newest patterns, latest styles and
Dest quallty is well known we expect to see
rush or customers to that establishment when
TINS Iact becomes generally known. -Geis q
roster nave the largest and best selected stock
or Dry goods in this city, but the firm desire to
Cdli particular attention to the department al
lOtted to CARPETS
One portion of their large store is devoted to
the sale OF carpets, and as they buy an immense
Stock at time they are necessarily enabled TO
ouy and sell cheaper than any other store in
TOWN. Visit Gels & Fosters mammoth store on
clinton street, JohnstOwn, and examine their
goods and prices and we are sure you VIII pat
ronize the firm.
HICkEY'S FURNITURE WAREROOmS.---
John Hickey, Undertaken, on Julian street,
Fourth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
Metallic Burial Cases oe all sizes and patterns,
and on reasonable terms.
Mr. Hickey Aeeps constantly on hand large
stock of new and fashionable furniture, and
tnose VINO require ything in his line should
give him call. Every article sent from his
rooms VIII be warranted as represented.
dalr ana straw Mattresses manufactured TO
order at less than city prices.
Zane seat chairs re-caned and ntted up as
good new.
All orders from a distance promptly attended
to. Ijul. .l3.-til
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NOTICE.-James McDcrmitt rs Mi

NOTICE.-.James McDcrmitt rs Mi>
chael McDermitt, John McDermitt, Mi
chaeI A. McDermit, son of full age of Henry
McDerInit, deceased, and Charles V. McDermit,
by his Guardian, James Litzinger-In the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria Comfy, No. 81
Decem5er Term, 1867. Pluries. Summons in
Partition.
And now, June L. 1872 Rule upon James Nc
Dermit, John McDermit, and James Iitzinger.
guardian of Charles V. McDermit, John c..
AcDermit, and James z. HcDermit, minor
children of Henry McDermit deceased, is
awarded by the Court to appear therein ON the
hrSt day of next term. to accept refuse to
take the real estate at the valuation put upon
ii by the inquest held on the 10Th day of Febru-
airy, \. ID. 1872.
Notice to be given to Michael McDermit of
the Rule by publication six times in the Cam
bril Freeman. BY the Court.
lSEAI-l From the Record. Certified 18th of
June, 1872. j. K. HITE, Prothonotary.
Attest w. H. BoSAkER, Sheriff. ljc.9.6t
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1t will be seen from the following announce
rpent that the President OF the late Democratic
County Convention has appointed an Executive
Committee as he was authorized to do by the
action of that body. The substitution or this
committee In place OF the usual standing Coun-
~ Committee being II ina tier not merely of
form. but of substance, the Democracy OF the
county VIII expect prompt and energetic work
ut it, hands.
In pursuance OF the authority vested In me
nv th,. late Democratic County Convention,
a-birh assembled at EbcnSburY, May q, 1872, /
hsr,ny appoint the following named PERSONS to
act ms the Democratic County Executive Com
IHittee until the meeting OF the next County
Gnnyentisn In 1878, and to perform all the du-
lies heretofore pertaining to the County Com
iftee " hIch was abolished by said Conventions:
n HORNE, Chairman, Johnstown.
JACOB ZIMMERMAN, Youngstown.
THOMAS JCDGE, Cam bra Borough.
HENRY TOPPER, Adams tow nship.
John =. RHEY, Ebensburg,
John BUCK, CarrolltOwn.
CHARLES O'HAGAN, GallitzIn.
John DCRBIN, Clearfeld tow nship.
JOHN FARREN, Washington tp.
JAMES KING,
President County Contention.
J,tustown, June l9. 1877
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OBITUARY.

DAVIS.-Dicd. at the residence Of his parents,
in Cambria township, on Tuesday last, Henry
Davis, aged about y years. The remains ut the
deceased, followed by a very large funeral cor
tegG, were Inferred on Thursday.