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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-31
Sana:hra Adu;ne

You are asked every day through the columns
of newspapers and by your Druggist to use
something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, you get discour-
aged spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof hatGKEEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER will cure you Of Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all its effects, such
as Sour Stomach. Sick Headache, IIabtual Cos
tiyeness, palpitation of the Heart, heartburn,
Water brash, coming up of food after eating,
low spirits, &C., we ask you to go TO your Drug
cist, r. Ii. Moody, and get a Sample Bottle of
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER for 1G cents and try
it. or Il Regular Size for - cents. two doses
will relieve you. e mos - cow.
To CoNSuMrTlvEs. The advertiser. rretired
physician, having providenally discovered, while
Medical Missionary in southern Asia, a very simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Or CoRSumptf0n, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh and
all throat and lung atcctions,-.ilso d positive and
radical specific for Nervous Debility Premature
Decay, and all Nervous Complaints, feels it his duty
to make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Acuated
by this motive, he will cheerfuy send free of
charge to all who desire it, the recipe for preparing,
and full directions for successfully using this prov
identaliy discovered remedy. Those who wish to
avail themselves of the benefits of this discovery
without cost, can do by return mail by address
ing with stamp naming paper,
DIR. CHARLES z. MARSHALL,
3m50 3} Niarara RuTalo
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The Song of the Schurz.

Flop-Flop-Flop,
From Grant 10 Greedy and back;
Like ''base bali returned bya skiful" short Stop
Or Dugad Dalgetty hack
Rant -Itant-Rant,
m For Reform and Wheeler and Hayes;
The people are fools, they will swallow the cant,
go for the thing that pays
Flop-Flop-Flop,
IN the dirty work that pays;
Cant, stealing and fraud will never stop
For Schurz and Wheeler and Hayes.
Iurn-Turn-Turn,
10 the side where the butter is spread,
And preach it to folks who never learn
1t is they who are taxed for the bread.
Spout-Spout-Spout,
For hobesou and belkuap and Hayes,
For the rogues that are in, afraid to go out,
And face the coming days.
o men, who Office hold,
Stick to them like chestnut burrs
Cover your frauds with faces bold
For this is the song of Carl Schurz.
Now that Ben Butler has announced himself
''a widow" and the owner of the yacht Amer
lea, we suppose its in order to speak of his re-
cent nautical experience As the wtdow's cruise.
I n. u. Commercial.
But the widows cruise didn't fail and
Butler hasn't ione anything else.
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SPOKEN.
CHARTERS OF THE WEEK.

Aug 10th, so miles of Hatteras bark W II Gem.
Of Bucksport from New York for Brunswick, Ga.
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Compiled specially for the journal
Sch Evelinc of this port has taken 200 tons Of ice,
hence to Palatka, Florida at $500; bark David
Babcock OF Stockton, $50 TONS New York to Ant
Werp general cargo loo; brig Percis Hnckley, of
Cherryield, POI tons New York to Cienfuegos 5 $780,
Spanish gold; schr Juliet, of Cherryheld, 196 tons,
New York TO Port Spain, al,|15 gold, and back with
salt 9 cts; ship Eliza Mcneil, Of Ihomaston 1.5S4
TONS New York to san Francisco, general cargo,
private terms, about $l1 per ton dead weight capa
city; schr William Deming, Calais, 1a9 TONS New
Calais, 1872 tons, New York to Nassau n p $3.50
gold; ship Sabine, of Bath, 5000 bbls refined OIL
New York to Antwerp or Bremen IS. I0d.; schr
Darius Eddy, of Bangor, III tons, from Richmond to
Rio Grande do Sui and back to New York or Boston,
81 gold per Dbl aud port charges and 100 bblS Rosn
on deck .1o new ship Philena Winslow, of Port
land 2,ll7 tons, deals Portland to Liverpool about
y sAilings; new bark Edith Davis, of Portland
Boston to Valparaiso, lump sum, private barks
brunswick and 7 l. Sweat Of Portland, COAL Pctou
to Portland, $1.75.
VESSELS SOLD.
New kennebunk Ship Mary Manton name
changed to Philena Winslow) g. II tons, ready for
sea, has been sold for about so, 1000 and will hail
from Portland
schr Eothen, lo2 tons, built at Calais, in 1860 has
been sold for the Seal fishery, at 81, 600.
Brig Nellie Antrim, 2l3 tons, built at Millbrdge,
in lS64, has been sold at auction for 81, $50.
MEMORANDA.
Rockland, Aug p. Schr Hero Of Boston, lost
boWsprit BY collision with schr New Iceland Sunday
z NJ.
Rockand, Aug % This forenoon unknown
sclr, lumber laden, was seen ashore at Long Point,
Spruce Head,
The barkentine building at Joseph Oakes & Sons
yard in Brewer Me, is now ready to he launched,
but she will not be until the first OF September The
inasts are in and the Triggers are at work. She has
been coppered.
At East Deering, Me, Master George Russell, has
nearly completed and will launch in few weeks, a
fine ship Of about 1850 tons. She is owned by the
builder, j Winslow 4 Co. aud Others OF Portland,
Me-, ana will be commanded by Capt John Chase
late of barque Blanch How.
>chr Orion at New York from this port, was leak
ing badly, but was hauled out temporarily repair
ed and was loading coal for Boston, 2sth inst.
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ELECTRIC BELTS are simple and cheap cure
- for rEEMATt EL biBliIrN. The effect is WON
DEtFrL and the only rcmtdy to be trusted. "Ihrow
phySic to the dogs" Send for circular to pr. )
karr, So broadway, n. Y Two
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Rooms TO Let.

DLEASANT ROOMS to Let in the house owned
L by TIM subscriber on Spring street. near the
Portland steamboat WuuIE People looking for Il
good, ccapnrent, should call on
MRS. MARGARET HAUGU
Belfast, Aug IT, 1s7t. If
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Pills. PotiOns and Pungencies.

There is not Il medical man who denys the cf-
1icucy 81 sulphur Hs a radical remedy in the
larger portion Of skin diseases which prevail
in cities and there is not IL medical man who
does not endorse GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP as
the best way OF lying it, Sold everywhere.
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HEN the teeth of people are in good
condition, and the nerves thereof serene
and quiet, they are apt TO smile at the
patient labors of the dental profession
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ID II + S S G. O O d S.

WELL DONE.-The following, which we
find in last week s issue of the Cambria Her
aid, is not only creditahle to the parties con-
cerncf., tho giver rs well as the recipients,
but in well calculated IN renew one 5 faith In
human nature. which Ii must he confessed
suffers a great deal from the seishness and
hrartlessness which seems TO actuate so
many people In their daily intercourse with
their fellow men. Tue Herald says;
A few days ago. our venerable friend. Mr..
Daniel j. Jones, who resides about n mile nOrt b
of this place, received 5y ma tw passes o th,.
Centennial. und a note stating that the writer
would TIC happy to have him and wife como
down To Philadelphia. that he desired to see
them and would he at the station there with his
own carriage to receive them. OF course this
was quite surprise TO Mr. j., whU was an en-
tire stranger to the writer of the note. but on
reading further he found that the generous
stranger was no other than person who, some
twuuty years ago, was travelling through this
part of the country, anu one evening coming tn
his farm house. asked hospitality for the nigh :,
stating that he had money. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
who were noted for their generosity, took the
stranger in and cared for him kindly, never
dreaming that In years after he would kindly
invite them to share his hospitality In the city
of Philadelphia. whore he now resides aud en-
joys wealth aud affiucncc,
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III ONLY HAD HEALTH.-Aany a one
wishes for good health without making use
OF tho proper means to obtain IT.. Reader.
whoever you are. go now whilst this notice
IL acting on your mind and employ DIR.
Keyscr, of Pittsburgh, who has made chronic
diseases his study for years. In diseases OF
the lungs especially, has he far oufstrpped
all rivals. He has studied the diseases Of
the lungs in all their phases, and, il durable
he can cure you. Donof wait however until
your constitution is a wreck until the whole
system is involved in the disease but even
then, it may not he too late. DIR. KEYSER g
LUNG CURE has worked wonders in restor-
ing health and removing disease. 1t will
cure often when nothing else will, and when
you find it Impossible ts consult the Doctor
personally, get his essay ana his Lung Cure.
The book will he sent free to all who write
fur it,
Price of Lung Cure 8 Sl.5O per bottle or 81 80
per half dozen. To he had at DIR. keyser 8
Laboratory, 240 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh.
His private consulting office is No. R0 Penn
avenue.
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FALSE 1MPREssIONS.-It is generally
supposed by a certain class Of citizens, who
are not practical or experienced, that Dys-
prpsia can not invariably be cnred, hut we
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never, TO our knowledge, failed
to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint iE all
it's forms. snch as Sour Stomach, Custiveness,
Sick T-adache, palritation of the Heart, low
spirits, &c. &c. Ont of 80, 600 dozen hotties
sold last year. not a single failure was re-
ported, hut thousands of complimentary let
ters received from Druggists of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any case
Try it. Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
size rs cents For sale by Lennon & Muir.
ray, Ebensburg, and p. NJ. Woesiagle s
Son. Wilmore.
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ERENSBTRG AND CAMRI,IA Tow

EBESsBuRG AND CAMBRIA TowNsHIP
To THE 'FRONT.' Organization Of a Demo
cratic Ciub.-Af y meeting convened for that
purpose ut the Court House on Saturday
evening last, - Tilden, Hendricks and Re-
form Club WAS organized, forty-six names
being enrolled within n few minutes. The
object of The meeting was briefly stated by
John G.. Lake, Esq assistant To the Chair
man of the Democratic County Committed.
on whose motion VIM. II Sechler, Esq, WAS
called 10 preside, the requisite number of
Vice Presidents and Secretaries being su lse-
quentiy chosen On assuming the chair
Mr.. Sechlcr in n short but very pointed and
effective address still further e'ucidate,, the
objects o: the meeting, and appealed in elo-
qurnt language To Democrats and all others
who desire the welfare of their country To
unite aS IA baud of brothers in the great work
of reform aud retrenchmeut. Then followed
the signing of the constitution and bye-laws,
which were prepared by l.. -. Woodruff
ESQ, Chairman of the County Committee,
for the government of Democratic Clubs,
after which the "Ehensburg Borough and
Cambria Township Tilden, Hendricks and
Reform Club was on motion adopted a.
the distinctive name of the organization
then formed. The election of permanent OFF,
GERS being next in ORDER the following name ed
gentlemen were chosen unanimously Presi-
dent, VIM. II. Sechler Esq, Vice President,
JAS. y. Murray, of Cambria twp, and Jesse
Bolsingcr of Ebensburg Secretary, JAS. NJ
Singer Treasurer, II. a. McPike. A few
words of encouragemeuts aud good cheer
were then delivered by X. l.. Johnston, Esq.
who was called upon but declined to make
a set speech, assuring the Club, however,
that like the poor spoken of by Our blessed
Saviour he WAS with them all the time, and
would lie pleased to address them at length
before The campaig gn was over Ihere pelhg x
no further business, the Club on motion All
iourned to meet ut :he sarne place on to-inor-
row (Saturday) evening, when very large
accession to The membership may I've c"nfi-
IDENTITY expected, as Cambria tUwhshipP prom
ises TO turn ont i'm full force and many more
within the limits of Gbensburg borough are
confidently expected to enroll themselves on
that occasion. Let the good work go brave
y on
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SENATORIAL COSFERESCE.-The Demo-
cratic Senatorial Conference for this district
met at Cres>on on Friday last and organized
by the election of w. II. Rose, OF Cainor'a,
as President, and Geo. Stroop, OF blair, as
Secretary Immediately after the organIza-
ton the Conference proceeded TO business
Messrs w. Fisk Conrad, OF Blair, and f.
A. Shoemaker, of Cambria, were named Tor
Senator. The astonishing numher Oh one
hundred and thirty i've ballots were taken
without result, each county standing by lis
own candidate. The Conference then adj
iourued TO meet on Friday next at the same
hour and place. It. is entirely proiaoie ina.
tho names of both Shoemaker AMI Conrad
will he drooped We have heard of possible
nominees. hut AT This stage of the proceed
iups il is inexpedienr 80 say more than :hae
the nominee should I've n man of approved
honesty and of known ahiiify. GIVE us s"ch
. ca,,,iida,e and the dist rjct will I've redeem-
es.. even against -Hotliddysburg STAN
fdrd.
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NOTICE-Tbe nm

"A dersigned, having been appointed An
ditor by the Court OF Common Pleas of Cambria
county to distribute the fund in tho hands of WIN.
j. BUCK. assignee of WM. COLE, shown br his
first and partial account, hereby gives notice that
he W i'll sit at his office in Ebensburg, MONDAY,
the 81 h day OF NOVEMBER next. at 10 o'clock, A.
to attend to the duties Of his said appoint ent
when and where all parties interested may attend
il they proper. J. g. LAKE, Auditor.
Ebensburg. Oct. 6, lS,e.-3t.
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THE GREAT STEINwAY PIANos.-The
f,rst award At the Centennial over all Pianos
was given TO the SIeinway Pianos See
special dispatch 20 the Pittsburgh CONNER,
c;of in ano. her column. The general antf
sote agents for the Sreinways are Messrs. h.
K;eber & Brother, I22 Wood street. PITS
burph, who sells sHem very low and on
HsathIy payments.
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CARD-To all who suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
etc, will seIul a recipe thar will cure yon,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered 10y missionary in South
America Send ~ self-addressed envelope
To the REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAS, Station ID,
Bible House, Ne1c York. l4-21. -6m.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-ffaving

"A been appointed Auditor by the Or
phans Court of Cambria county to report distr-
button of the fund in the hands of HENRY WAL
TIERS, ESQ., administrator OF s. A. kEPHART, late
OF VI ilmore borough, deceased shown by his
first and partial account. notice is hereby given
that will attend to the duties of said appointment
at my Office in EbeDeburg. on FRIDAY OCTOBER
27lh at = O'Clock. P. NJ, when and where all par
ties interested must present their claims. or be
debarred from coming in for share of the fund.
GEO. w OATMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg Oct 4, lS7d,-St.
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L ALL VELTIE
NOW OPEN AT
III L G. L s K II A G. K E'S

PlIISBU RGH, PA.
Our various departments now replete
with all the novelties for the present and
approaching season. We direct special at
teutiou TO our complete stock of
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
all OF the most celebrated brands, and the
wear of which we guarantee. Also
$50 NEW SH AIDES 25O
p l. A n CO l. O K + ID S X 8,
from Sl.25 to 81. 30 per yard. These are the
best bargains have ever offered in Silk
Goods, being less than last seasons prices,
not 'withStanding the great advance. We
offer extra good value in BLACK and COL
OtED CASH NJ E ES, and All immense as
sortInent OF all the new styles of
ID X + S S GOO D S.
CLOAKS, SACQUES AND SHAwLS
We have now open and will continue to
receive during the season specialties in
FRENCH and BERLIN CLOAKS and
SACQUES which will be sold al lower rates
than ever before.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, LINENS,
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
;R5-Our stock OF these is always the larg-
est and our prices the lowest.
HUGUS & HACKE,
Fifth Avenue and Market ST.,
Pittsburgh.
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NOTICE.-IN THE Court OF CON-
~ MON PLEAS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY;
No. 40. June Term, ls76.-Tmothy II. Brooks VS.
josephine Brooks. Aiids Subpoena Dir.,rcs
To the respondent above napned You here
by required to appear at "A Court of Common
Pleas, to 5e held at Ebenshurg. for the County of
Cambria, on the first Monday of December next
to answer the comp aint Of .he belant in the above
stated case. HERMAN BAU1ER. Sheriff.
Sherif's Once. Sept. y. Is16At.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE-rhe un-

"A UDITOR'S NOTICE-rhe un-
AA dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county to report dis
Irritation of the money in the hands or GEo. NJ.
READE, Esq, trustee, arising from the sale of the
real estate of EDWARD DONALDSON. deceased.
hereby notifies all persons Interested that he will
attend to the duties of said appointment, at his
Office in Ebcns5urg, on FRIDAY, the t7th day OF
NOVEMBER, 1876 at , O'Clock p. NJ. when and
where all parties may attend il they think proper
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor.
Ebensbur2, Oct T. ls7e-3t
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q BTU a R Z.

PARKE-Ded, in Johnstown, on Thursday,
Sept. %, 1876, Miss EMMA J., eldest daughter of
John and Agnes Parke. aged rs years. months
and 2l days. Amiabe. intelligent and greatly
beloved, the uBtimrly death OF this estmabie
young lady. the result OF fever contracted in
Phiiaf eiphia, has brought untold sorrow to q
large circle OF relatives aud friends,
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

- Estate of THOMAS ADAMS, deed.
Letters testamentary he estate of Thomas
Adams (of Joseph). late of Clearfied township,
deceased. have been granted to the undersigned.
to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment. and those
having claims will presen. them properly anthem
tica cd for settlement,
JACOB HOOVER, Executor
Sept. p, 1s76.-6t.
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IN UDITOR,S NOTICE.-The nn

"A dersigned, having been appointed Au'
dftor to report distribution OF the fund in the
hands of Nichsel Mcguire and harles Bruce. ad-
ministrators Of George Bruce. decd. ne shown ny
their fnal account. hereby gives notice that he
will sit his office in Ebepsburg. on MONDAY. tire
.s3d day of DcroRER next, at 10 O'Clock. A n u
attend to the duties Of said appointment whet
and whore all persons Interested may attend =
they see proper. }. q. LANE, Audftor
Sept. ~, 18so.-S.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un.

"A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
AA dersigned, having been appointed by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county Audi
tor distribution of the money In the hands
of Alvin Evans, Esq, administrator of John -,
Evans, deceased, as shswn by his first AMI partial
account. hereby gives notice that he will attend
to the duties of said appointment, at his office in
Ebensburg. MONDAY. Nov goth, at o'clock
In the afternoon, When and where all parties hav-
ing claims are required to present them, be do
barred from coming In on said fund.
A. V. BARKER Au ditor.
Ebensburg, Oct. S. 1s76.-3t,
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JOHNSTOHN SAVINGS BANK
no Clinton ST.. lnhnsfnwr "a

l20 Clinton ST., Johnstowu, Ia
fHARTEREb sEPT. ~ rsro. DrPGS -rs
y received Of all sins not tess than Ore 10. .r
Present rate OF Interest. six irer cent lut-res l
que In the months of iunc ana Dec~tnher sr..
not Withdrawn Is added to he deposit, t'us COM
Pounding twice year without trembling PEE UH
positor to call even to n esent the dete.sit fa -
Nores l6arr-d on Real Estate. Preference. 8. th
ilbera rites ana long time. given 60 borrower- OF
ferng FIRST mortgages on farms Worth four a- more
times INC amount OF loan desired. uood reference
perfect titles. etc, reuulfed,
This corporation ~ etcit.sivelv n Szvfnrs Rank
NO conifncrciIl deposits r~ccivet. nor discount
granted No loans on personal security.
Hank applications for borr wers, copies Cd. fhe
ruler, bylaws, and special law relating 70 this
Bank. sent to any address desired.
1RrsTEEs-Jamcs Cooper Darfd Dibert q T.
Ellie. A J. Hswes. r. W Hay. John I,owInan II
Baumer jr., Daniel Mclaughlin. u. J. Norrel
James McMillen. James Morley. Lewis Pitt
A. Boggs, Conrad Suppes, George T. Swank and
W. W. " alters.
DANIEL 8. MURREII., President
FRkSN DIBERT. Treasurer.
CyRUs EIEsR. Solicitor. Tl2-aTs Ts-fvF
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You may not believe it, but IT, is trne
none the less, that there has been frost every
month this year.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE-The un-

IA dersigped, having been appointed AM
ditor by the Orphans Court OF Cambria connty
to report dist Of the fund in the hands of
James Boland, administ rator Of John &. Boland.
decd az shown by bis final account, to and among
the parties entitled TO receive the same. hereby
gives notice hat Ire Ill sit at his office in Ebens-
burg, % SATURDAY., OCroBER 2ist- 1876. at u
clock p. N. tend to the duties of I'D appoint
ment when and where all persons Interested may
attend II they see proper
sept 20 Is76-3t J. q. LAKE Auditor.
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PORTAGE, Pa, Oct. 3, 1875.

POKTAGF, Pa, Oct. z, lS1b.
EDITOR FREEMAN Dear Sir: herewith send
you an item for publication. provided you find
room Tor il I'm your valuable columns. Here IL
is: Died, at his residence i'm Washington town
ship, on Saturday last, Sept s0th, Mr. David
Powers, aged about so years. Mr.. =. had been
greatly afflicted with bodily inffrmities FOR
ersl years and had been constantly confined to
his room Tor nearly two years previous to his
death. He seemed during all his trials and af-
fiictions to submit to the will of God W th great
fortitude and resignation, and now that he has
been called from this world of misery and woe.
II Ia hoped he has been enrolled in the srmy of
the blessed beyond the grave. Although he cN-
ceeded the age commonly allotted 20 man, his
presence will be sadly missed 10y loving kindred
to whom he was very warmly attached aud by
hom every care and comfort was willingly
bestowed upon him. He was through life an
ex, mpary and devoted member of the Catho
lie Church, in the cemetery whereof at Will
more mis- mortal renHins were on Monday con-
signed to their last resting place. Q.
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REAfEHBER
Our ONE PRICE
PRYCE, BAXTER, JONES & CO.,
IN TUDOR'S BUILDING,
HIGH ST., Ebensburg.

Mems Heavy Boots. the very best
in the market, can be had at our
Store for 81 so.
We have the largest and best selec-
ton of Calicoes in town. which We
will sell at 6, I and cents per yard
An immense stock Of Shirtings, 10
and ii l-2 cents per yard.
Come and examine our stock of
Muslins from 6 to 10 cents per yard
A new stock of Flannels, the very
best. fully warranted and of our own
make.
Cassimeres ofour own make-enough
to supply everybody in the county.
All wool and no shoddv.
A big stock Of Yarns, of which this
advertisement ie not one. Call and
see.
Cheese only l2t cents rer pound
Twelve boxes just received.
Coffee, prime article, at % and 25
cents.
The best Syrups, better article than
have ever heretofore been brought to
town, at so cents per gallon
We want FOUR TONS of Butter,
for which we will pay the highes,
price in merchandise.