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OBIrCAR Il.

LUCKETT.-Died, IN Barr township April SOth.
THOMAS EDMUND. eldest son of James and Mury
A. Luckett, aged 10 years and 10 months.
Last week chronicled the death of a little
daughter of the above named parents and this
week we are called upon to record the summons to
a better life OF another member Of the same house
bold-h bright interesting and ahectionate child
who was greatly cndearcd to his loving parents by
his noble qualities of mind and heart and much
beloved by all who knew him for his kindly dispO-
stiOn, promising intellect and manly demcanor.
Truly indeed and heavily has the hand OF afii ctiOn
been laid upon friends, but possessing as they
do that Christian fOrtitude and resignation which
prompts the human heart to bow subu ssvcIy to
the will of God, they will not fail to find sweet If
not perfect consolation in the thought that still
other of their darling children has gone to plead
before the eternal throne for their own sanctihca
tion and final transition to that celestial paradise
where the wicked cease from troubling and the
weary at rest"
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Our Foreign Letter.
NOT FOREIGN To THE SJTBJECT--THE HASDz
WRITING on THE wALL-ASPIN-
VALLEY "RoB ROY"
AsPINwALL, g. a, ApriI "a 1sT4.

ASPiNWAbI, 4. A, April SI3 1874.
DEAR FREEMAE-I wrote two letters to the
I1lbuic and to c. w Easily, but lest they shou III
NOT reach, Will write to you to let my friends
know where we are. Myself and two little girls
are well at present, though they both were very
sick for about week. We left New York on
Saturday the 1lth, arrived at Kingston, Ja-
Hs,lca' on Friday evening, ths ITth and reach
eu mere on Monday evening, the goth. We leave
tomorrow. at noon for the Pacific side.
Asplnwali is not large as Ebensburg. but
there hro now about dozen steamships in har-
Dor Our ship was urfladen 10y thirty coolies
who are owned by the Pacific Steam Ship Co,
VINO own nearly all the town besides They
nave covered dock four hundred feet lon z nd
nifty feet wide. All the buildings are covered
with iron, which is painted red
IL IS very warm here, hut there fine
ram Just as We entered.the barbnr, which cool
ed the atmosphere finely; All the fruits aud
shrubs are or course tropical such as oranges,
cocnS, lines, olives, etc. The PEOPLE are =
mixture OF white, black rcd. yellow and brown,
and not very moral, but rs much as those q I
Kingston.
We have he'd good living on the Acapulco aud
clean and comfortable berths, but nearly
all the passengers were sick. We need Ameri-
can enterprise down here well as at Jamaica.
With II ship canal across the isthmuS this mis- ht
become great place.
What strikes me as most peculiar here is the
starry heavens which have hOen pushed thirty
degrees orthward. SO that ] scarcely know
whore 10 look for star that Is. | would not
know II had not studied astronomy.
w hen get 10 California | will write at my
leisure. | trust this letter to the American
Consul, James Thnringtnn, Esq. who will send
u tomorrow by way OF New Orleans, as u o shin
goes from this port to New York for ten days.
Ron Roy.
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HACK, HACK COUGH, CoUGH.-Cough
is = symptom by which various diseased con-
ditionE OF the throat, bronchial tubes and
luUSs manifest themselves. But whether 1t
arises from the irritation produced in the
throat and lsrynx By taking cold, from An
attack OF Bronchitis, from incipient Con-
sumption or from various other cAuses,
nothing will allay it more speedily nor cure
it moro permanently than DR.. Pierce Gol-
cen Medical Discovery. 1t does not matter
whether it be a recent attack, or lingering g
cough, the Discovery is in either cass equal
" veil adapted for its relief and permanent
cure In fact, it will cnrs cough IN ono
baif the time necessary to cure IL Win any
other medicine, and it does 1t, not by drying II
mn but by removing the cause, subdulng
the irritation and healing the affected parts.
No time should be lost in commencing the
nse of . propsr medicine for the relief OF
Cough for unless this course Is pursued, ssri-
on. and dangerous disease OF inc lungs ID
liable to result.
DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS NAbHh H.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Doc. Is, 1871.
DIR. PIERCE-For the past SIX moutn =
have used your Goluon Aeolcal DlS0oso-
! in my practice, and in that tiihe hH
I cd itS merits In severe coughs, both acute
/ and chronic in chronic disease OF the thr0aI.
4 severe cases of bronchitis, genera oernhg
! mont of the system, consnp2teo cohut I
/ of the bowels and wherever thorough al
! terativc has been indicated. n All cases
/ have found it to act gently yet thofousniJ
/ and effectuAlly in removing the various as
! eased conditions, and bringing ABOUT
/ healthy action throughout the system
Yours fratsrnatly, II. L. HALL M L.
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DEGIsTER's NOTICELNoticc

- EG Ek'S NOTICE N Otlcc
AH is hereby given that the following Ac-
counts have been passed and filed in the Regis
ter's OfiCc, at EhCHshurg.and will be pre- sem ed
to tho Orphans Court OF Cambria county, for
the Sd day OF June, \. p. 1874, to wit:
!. The final account of Michael H. RaRer, ad-
township. deceased.
2. The first and final account OF Henry c,
Kirk rkpatriCS. administration or Jacob W. STUDY,
late OF Carroll township deceased.
5. The account OF Bridget Eager, adm ministra-
triI Of Veronica Reilly, late of Washington
4. The first and final account of Evan K.
Evans. guardian or Marshall W, Annie p, Sew
ard w. Day Margaret and Hugh } u:
Jones, minor children Of Hugh Jones' late of
Cambria township, deceased.
dian OF Joseph 4, Cttharinc ana Philip J. Yah
ner, minor children Of Michael Tahner, decd.
6. The second account OF Catharinc Guila-
CHER, administTatriX OF Francis Gallagher, late
of Millville borough, deceased.
:. TIE account OF Peter n. Garvey, guardian
OF Mary A. Mechau. minor child OF Robert
Mcchnn, late OF Miilville borough. deceased.
S-~rhc nco'sut't- of ID. AcI.aughlin admins
traitor or Rev. Peter Brown, late or JohnsiOwn
borough. deceased
O. The account OF John P. Linton. guardian
William J. and Charles L. Walters, miHUr chill
dren of Henry Walters, hate Of Johnstown bor-
10. The first account Of F. Y. Haid. executor
OF Joseph Lentz, lato OF Allegheny township
II. The third account of Stephen Sutzman
administrator OF Lewis CUbaugh, late of Johns
town borough, deceased
I2. The first aud IurtiaI account OF Susan
Counelly date Susan Riley. al minist ratrix Of
l3. The second ANA final account of William
KittelIi administrator OF Hugh Jones, late OF
Cambria township, deceased .,,
and Rees :. T.iuyd, ADMINISTERS. Ors OF Stephen
Is Tho fourth account of Wm. II. SechIeT,
admnistI ator OF james NJ. RiGelI late Of Sum
mi'vile borough SSh8f:s dss'Sf's M SINGER Register
Registers Once, Ehenshurg, Pa, May /, 1871
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UTIDOWs' ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing ApPraisenents of real estate and personal
property OF decedents, selected aud set apart for
the widows of tntestates. under the Act OF Assem-
bly, OF the 10th April. 1881. have been filed the
Registers Office, at Ebcnsburg, and will be pre-
scnted to the Orphans Court for approval and al
ioWance, on "WEDNESDAY, the 3RD DAY JUNE
next, to wit:
2 Inventory and appraiGement OF Ger ain person=
a. property appraised and set apart for Eloriuda
Hess, widow of George Hess, late Of Sunmerhill
township, deceased-SSIp.22
q Inventory and Appraisemcnt of certain person
a. property appraised and set apart for MagdaIcn
Callahan. widow OF Andrew Callahan, late Of Chest
Springs borough, deceased-s2s0.2 20
B. Inventory and appraisement OF certain person
al property appraised and set apart for Eliza bet h
Trefts, widow of ohm J. Trefs, late of Johnstoun
borough, deceased-Sl03. .35.
4. Inventory and appraisement of certain real
estate and personal property appraised anI set
apart for Sarah heAtarnany, widow OF Francis
hcAtamany, late OF w sshington township dec d.
-so5630 JAMES II. SINGER Register
Registers Once. Ebensburg, Nay 1, 1874
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FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup OK
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Ccu CHS and Colds
are speedily relieved by it and in Group it
acts like magic. Call at r. j. Lloyd 3 Drug
Store and obtain a sample bottleJree o. charge,
or a regular size for 81 or at p. NJ. Woie-
slagle & Sons Store, WiImOre. j. Il. Nor
RIs, 11S North 2d ST., Phila. [3-13.-1yl
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COURT SALE.-B,

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-BY
~ virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
OF Cambria County. tome directed. there will be
exposed to public sale. on the premises IN Wash
ington township. Cambria county, MCsNshAN q,
II Y 25th 1879 at O'Clock. T. NJ. the follow
ing described real estate, of which NJ. Tiley ST,
died seized. TO wit
No 1.-The undivided third part OF tract OF
land known the Ross property. situate in Wash
ington Township. in the County of Cambria. and
State OF PcnISHfvantt. n ntfotufng Tznds OF Ohio
Styner, decd ID. J. Morrell. and others. contain
ing sc Acres. moro or less. with appurtenances.
No. "A certain tract Of land situate In Wash
ington township. Cambria county. Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands of las. Conrad. Ohio Styner, and
others, containing b Acres, more or less, with
the appurtenances.
No. "a certain tract Of land situate In Wash
ington township. Cambria county. Pennsylvania.
adjoining lands of Peter Meyers, 4. B. WesthrOok.
and others containing - Acres, more or less,
with the appurtenances.
No. IA lot of ground situate in Washington
township aforesaid, bounded by land of W m. Nc
Closkey, Thomas Hewitt, aud others, containing
One-GouriIs OF Du Acre.
M. 5.-A lot Of ground situate in the village Of
HcmIOck. Washington township aforesaid. bound
ed by the Old Portage Rail Road. Pennsy !yania
Rail Road, and land of John Hamilton and VIM.
Tiley, containing Acres, more or less, with the
appurtCnances.
TpruS-- One-third of the purchase money in
hand and the remainder IN two equal annual pay
mcnts with interest to be secured by bond and
mortgage of the purchaser.
WILLIAM TILEI,
I5I.-3tl Admir- Of Wm riley, ST. deed.
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STAnMERING AND STUTTERLEG.-Dr. j.
II. White, OF he u. s. Stammering Institute,
New York City, will remain at the st. Clair
Hotel corner OF Penn and 9th streets, Pitts
burg, for a few weeks, to cure those afflicted
with stammsripg or suffering. Best refer
enoes from this State and all parts OF the
United States. Consultation free Not one
csnt required until cured to your entire sat
isfactiou Call or send for circular. 81. =
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THE MAGIC IRKsTAND,-Pour water in
a dry stand, and the most bril lliantink comes
bnh6linV up In the we'll. 1t il astonishing
.h+ ~ rsn be sold for two (2) dollars. 1t
vii not corrode the most delicately y-tsxtured
w. I'D no acid will wash 1t out. Nothing
ronid be more useful in parlor or counting
room. Sold by all ststi9nePs RooT ar1 SoU %%naax
G, 90 New York.
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! DMINIsTRATION NOTICE.

- Estate of OTTO HELLE, deceased.
Letters OF Administration tho estate or said
decedent. late of Washington township. Cam bria
county, having been granted to the undersigned by
the Register Of said county all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for set
uement.
MARGARET HELLE, AdmnisxEatrII
" Washington Twp, May s, ls.!-ot.s
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r ICENsE NOTICE-The follow

~ ing applications for License have been
nled in the Prothonotarys Office and will be pre-
sented at the ensuing term of Court, which con
vones in Ehensburg on MONDAY, tho 1sT DAY OF
JUNE, A. ID. 1874:
TAVERN.
Chest Springs Borough-John Litzinger.
Chest TOwnship-Thomas OFT. George Crook.
CarrolltOwn Borou2h-A hdrcw II. Haug, Paul
EllwangeT, Lawrence Sehroth.
Carroll TOwnship-Joscph Tahner.
Ebensburg Borough, West Wsrd-John FitE-
harris. M ichael Lattcrner.
GaIIftzfn Borough-M- HcMorrIs, John Woods.
W. D. hacomber.
ret Cane.
Summitville Bor.-Christian Reich VIM. Linton.
John f. BOland. George J. SWadercr.
Washington Township-GeO. w. Aulln, Chris
toPher ROblne.
RATING HOUSE.
Carrolltown Bor.-Jullus Stich. Heary Blum
Loretto Bor.-FlOrien Bengole, Francis y. Had.
Wilmore BorouSh-John Schroth.
Washington Township-Mark y. Mclaughlin
]. K. HITE, Prothonotary.
Prothonotsry's Once, EbensburS. May /, lST4.-4t.
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indebted to the
IN late Arm of DAVIS s. GRIFFITH are
reouested 10 call and settle without delay. and
those having claims ae ainst the same will present
them to me properly authenticated for settlement.
]. 4. SHOEMAKER, Trustee.
Ebensburg, April TO- 1s74-ot.
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THE Supreme Court of the Uuited Sta'os
has recently decided the suit of tho Florence
Sewing Machine Company against the Sing
er, Grover s. Baker, and Wheeler * Wilson
Sewing Machine Companies involving over
500, coo, il favor OF the tloTen--
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THE death of Edward Glass, Esq, one of
the County Commissioners, leaves a vacan-
cy in the board, which, under the act Of
Assembly, will have to be flied 10y the two
acting Commissioners, w. ID. AcClelland
and Anthony Anna, and the Judges Of the
Court The appointment will be made at the
june term, and already the names of several
good and worthy Democrats have been sug-
gcsted, among whom we may mention j Josue
D. Parrish, II. Kinkead, Esq, and b. F.
Vaughn, of this place, and Joseph w. Prin-
gle of Croyle township. Tho successor of
Mr.. Glass can only hold his Office until tho
next November election; aud under the pro-
visions of the new constitution, ures can
didates for the office will be elected at the
general election in November, 1875. At that
election no elector can vote for more than
two candidates, which will result in giving
the Republican party of this county one
member of the hoard. 1t follows, therefore,
that the next Democratic county convention
must nominate t1co candidates for the office
of Comfy Commissioner, each one of whom
will servo for one year and until their sue
cegsors are elected in November, 1873 The
same constitutional provision applies to the
ele ction of County Auditors.
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THE ssYICToR 1t is well established
fact, which experience more fully demon
strates that patents are susceptible or i'm
movements and defects remedied. In no
case do we see this fact more fully exempli-
fed than in the Sewing Machines of the
present day, many of them being almost
worthless for lack OF the more recent i'm
provements simplifying and adapting them
To more general service. In this particular
we notice in our market tho "VICTOR, - in
troduced by Mr. N. L. BROWN, agent for
Cambria county. Mr.. B. has had several
years experience selling the Singer" and
we'll knows that the "Victor," in its more
modern construction, far excels any other
Sewing Machine offering in our town or vi
cinity. Its superiority consists principal y
in it's improved shuttle, It's interchangeable
dron feed. its tension, its straight self just.
inc needle, running more easily, rapidly and
quietly, and in all motions being positive. =
1he agent for the "Victor'' courts iuvesti-
cation and = thorough examination on the
paIt of tho public, vel, knowing that when
auv person purchases q machine 1t paws to
look around. To be seen at his rssidepcs in
tho west end Of E9ensburg,
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Attend TO THE FIRsT SYMPTOMS OF
.onInm ption and that disease may be SneGx- Gz
ea @ IN pinn Tree Tar Cordial, safe
VIZ y = in ali diseases Of the luna
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All persons are hereby

HAUTION.-All persons are hereby
~ cautioned against interfering in any " '
with the following property which have this day
purchased at Sherihs sale and left i'll the posses
sion OF Peter Campbell, of Carroll township: Car
pet In three rooms, bedsteads and bedding, cook
stove and utensils, heating stove and pipJ. tas
BILE chairs, desk cupboard, doug htray, sink,
lot of tinware, clock, l looking glass.
May 2, lS74.-s-St. JAS. KIRKPATRICK.
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BLA1RsvILLK PRKsBYTERY.-we are in
debtsd to onr tovnsInan, Rev. j. w. Edle,
for the following condensed report of the
proceedings of the BlairsVille Presbyteryj
VIII ich mot in this place last wee6:
special train on the E. & C. Branch brought t
the members of the above Presbytery TO our
S rhe zssh the s mast 3f
opened with prayer by the Moderator: 0n cal IL e
ing the roll there wers found to DO prosont Is
Rev. S. N. Davis, Of I.atrohe, was elected
Moderator and Elder D. w. Shyrock temporary
clerk. The committee appointed to puhliah the
history of the churches within the bounds or
the as wrtfm py IfS une rev "a
ed, and the work was there ready for diStrIbu-
was selected as the place Tor the June meeting
The sermon was preached at T:3o p M. by Rev
w w. hoorehead: OF Gteenaourg' the 1eEo,
tionsl exercises being CONDUCTED by heT: DAVID
HARRISON and W. B. Graf z. The committee on
colportagc directed TO secure a commits
sion for Mr.. w. 8. Elliot, OF the western Theo-
logical Seminary, and put him to work as col
porteur within the bounds of tho Prcsbytery.
call from the church or Beulah h for the minis
terial services OF Rev, j. IL. Hunter, Of Mime
sofa, was read and lG:d ON the table until Mr..
Hunter connects himself with the Presbytery
The following delegates were then elected to
the = eneral Assembly, which meets id 81 Louis
and Horny Bayne, and Elders DR., McConaghy
and Mr.. kermely; a letter of dismission was
with the Central Presbytery of Philadelphis.
MIR. w. A. Mackey. student OF the estern
Theological Seminary, taken under the
1osnel ministry Mr.. j. c. Comfy. a student of
the same seminary, was licensed TO preach the
gospel A call from the church OF Blackllck
FOR the pastoral services or Rev. Mr.. AXtell, for
half OF his time, was laid on the table for the
present. Washington and Jefferson College
was heartily endorsed by the Presbytery ana
its agent, Rev. G. VI. SpargrOve, recommended
TO the pulpits and purses of our people. The
Treasurer, Rev. J. w Rdie, reported as having
received from all sources, 1881. H. and paid out,
as per orders, S3ll4S-leaving n tho hands OF
the treasurer, $50 60 The statistical report
showed the Presbytery to have l90 communal
annts and 3,04l Sabbath school scholars and 10
have raised S4l,29T for home and foreign work.
The business having all been disposed or,
Presbytery adjourned with prayer By Rev.
George HILL ID. D. OF BlairsViiie
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BEWARE ALI persons are here
ID bv cautioned against interfering in any
way with all and singular the householI iur e =
of Richard E Jones. OF Cambria township "hlch
have Dureha sed and left in his possession during
-. Ia ~ rotPsnrs JANE JONES.
Cambria Twp, April II, IsT4.-st.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letter
- Parliamentary have been granted to me
on the estate Of EDWARD GLASS. Esq, late Of Eb-
ensburg borough, deceased. Those owing said cs-
tate Will please make payment, and those having
claims against the same are requested to present
them, properly proven. for settlement.
r. L. JOHNSTON, Executor
EbonsbhrEt May s, ls7A.-et.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored I

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored
=EEht Just published, a edition OF
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8 Essay the radical S1lTs (Eithout
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Seminal Weakness Involuntary Seminal losses
IsPoTENCY Mental and Physical Incapacity
Impediments to Marriage etc. also. CoNsCHP-
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pence or sexual extravagance: Piles, etc.
aA Price in scaled envelope, only six cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
full practice that the alarming consequences Of
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dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appli-
cation of the knife; pointing out mode OF cure at
once simple, certain and eGectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, matter what his condition
may be- may cure himself cheaply privately, and
fddirTHV
BS-This lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any ad-
dress. postpaid, receipt OF six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, DIR. SILLSBEES REhE
DY FOX PILES. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers,
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. III. PLANK, NJ. D., respectfully

-AA' offers his professional services to the
citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity. ONCE adj
Joining residence and Immediately in the rear OF
Hon. r. 7. I.loyd's drug store. Night calls can
be made at the residence VI Mrs. Bum. on Craw
fQyd street, EbenseuiS. lt-@A-utl
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2 ca. AGENTS WANTED

IEA AF I'm IS "anLed IN iO"n Ind eounIry 20
sell TEA, get up club orders, for the largest
Tea Company in America - Importers prices and
inducements TO Agents. Send Tor Circular. Ad-
dress, ROBERT WELLS, 4S Nesey ST., N. \.
L. O. Box 1857.
Thr C'vIi>tiuH THipr, Henry Ward Beccher. cd
itor of Oct 25th last says: 'PaTiCs wishi-s 20 get
orders for TEA. should write him &C. circular
Ths Ns'c York UecEIJ Iii',.'e OF 81, sayt'
IAN Oranges should V.'te RoO "elis LOT elT-
culars." -, -. D.,
tbornpoyl,iy feliable.' l4-lT.-Zm.