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EYTR 4ORDFNIF FSI.
Special Safe of' superb SsJA.s.

HUGJS s. UACKE
having purchased at n larg" discount from
cost of importation, the balance of an iir-
porter's stock of
LYONS BtACK DRESS SILKS,
will offer them at snch prices as cannot fail
to he appreciated These goods are of the
most reliable manufacture and are unSur-
passed for durability and beauty of finish.
With these we will offer special lines of
nlain colored silks n: 81 : % ana 81 80 per
ward which we warrant to he the best ever
sold for the money Also n line of striped
silk. NJ 10 cents, formerly sold AT 81. Ladies
intending to purchase silks should certainly
give us a call and examine our stock.
HUGUS & HACKE.
Fifth avenue and Market street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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[From The Leavenworth Public Press ]
IN hEN0EiUn.-M ROSE HELEN FESIUN.


INSCRIBED TO LITTLE HATTIE FESLoN.
wherefore fnourn'st dear child. Thy present fate?
Doth no: Ocai h aim all. soon or late?
Thy mothers soul, guiiclcss-fOrg,ven,
Has flown hcnce-tO bliss In Heaven.
When to our prai;ics--s happy bride,
Few years agonc she joyous hcd.
Br grt n dream her sweet sunny smile,
AMI merry voice, could ali beguile.
Months sped and in the mellow bloom
OF early love. as each new moon
Brought fresh Joys sweet shonc her classic face,
Luscious in smiles. and girlfsh grace.
Then children came, All that life could give
Made her happy. and hadC her live;
Choicest of Carth'S boUnS were wanting net,
Home, frlenSs, husband, crowned her lot.
Alas. how soon this transient flower
Droop'd to weak iniantilc power,
That bloom of youth gu ckly sped away,
And leIt hor heart Gid decay
A few hours since. brought the closing scene,
When animate With hope serene
Her faith procla md with last struggling breath,
She met her God-IItd conquer ii dtdth.
Meath yon ward, the wife and mother sleeps,
Nainly son daughter. husband wecps-
Her spirit pure. roams in realms above.
And lures them on. with chants of love.
Dear youn1 girl, When thy 1ire-work is done,
" hen from this sphere shall sink thy sun,
May hope like her's-iliume thy last hours,
And sooJhe thy way to Seraph's bowrss
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AUGUST FIOwER.-The most miserable
beings in the world are those suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Com plaint. NJ ore than
Eeventy-fve per cent of The people in the
United States are afflicted with these two
diseases and their effects such as sour
Stomach Sick II cad ache, Habitual COstive-
ness, Palpirajion of the Heart, HEARTBURN,
Warer-brash. gnawing aud burning pains ar
the pit of the stomach, yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue aud disa Creeabe taste In the mouth,
coming MP of food after eating lon spiri =, & =.
90 to your Druggists, Lenmou & Murray,
sEbcnsburg or TO =. NJ. Woleslagie X Son,
Wiinore and get a IS cent Bottle of AUGUST
FLOWER a Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Try it, Two doses will relieve you.
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WHOLESALE POISONING IN GREENS
BUKG.-We copy from Mondays edition Of
the Pittsburgh COmnerCiai- GHzCttc the follow =
ing particulars Of a terrible crime commit
tel IN F.idly last by cOlnred lad, aged
about fifteen years, named Abraham Lincoln
Nimmy, who resided with his father and
others Of the family i'm Greenshurg, Pa. and
who was arrested tlc same evening and com
mirtod to prison, after having plead guilty
to the charge Of poisoning all the inmates
of his fathers household. Mrs. Patterson
the FIRST If not the only victim of the tragedy
was married 10 VIM. Patterson, son of Wll-
son Patterson colored, of JOhnstown, where
the Nimmy family resided for four vears
previous to January. 1876. but as Patterson
had failed to procure a divorce from his Fl rst
wife, still in ihe flesh, the marriage was of
course mil and void. The paper from which
we qnote, after giving some of :he above
facts, goes on TO say
The poisoning was done for the purpose of
getting revenge, the boy having been severely
punished by his father for some Juvenile Of
tense. The lad was IL great fayorftc in The
family of Judge Logan, and on Friday morn
ing he went to a drug store, purchased tour
ounces OF arsenic. ha wing it charged to Judge
Logan. He immcdiatcl took advantage OF an
opportunity that morning to mix the poison
with The breakfast coffee. Alter breakfast the
ribie pains In his stomach. He the only
one who drank coffee ut breakfast. but after
married daughter OF Mr.. Nilnmy rcr nine
months old child and Mrs. Harris, who was
VISITING Inc iGInllN. MI became very SICK, th"iT
symptoms being the same in Mr.. Nifnmy g
case. DrS. Tow nseul ANA Crawford were sum-
mnn"d. and after an examination they stated
THAI all puriies udd been poisoned with arsenic.
Suspicion pointing toward Lincoln Nimmy he
was ut once arrested. and upon being qucs-
toned acknoH iedged his fun guilt He didn I
appear icompr, heud ut all the magnitude OF
his Ohcnsc. Alter suffering terrible agony for
an eatire day, Mrs. Patterson died at fou T
O'Clock on Saturday evening. ard there Is hut
little probability of the recovery of her child.
Mrs. Harris was better. and 1t seems likely that
she and Mr.. Nimmy viii get well, though the
latter is ir a. very critical condition. Mr.. Nimmy
is Il well-knUwn vocalist. aud leader of baud
az singers known the IN immy Family.
They gave Il cOnct rt ut Alliance, Ohio, on Dec
Oraiun Day, ,'Snd returned home to GrCeus'Grg
on Thursday. Lincoln Nimmy is a very smart
boy, and was qIite a faVorite with all who
Knew him. His incarct rdtion in jnil docsn I
seem to cause him mach annoyance. for hr evil
dcntiy. though mistakenly, thinks that becHuse
Judge Logan liked him he Viii get OF easily.
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A section Of the old builtiing, now being
replaced by Il new one, i'll The rear of n iuut4
icy's hardware store, iell on "Wednesday
evening last. while being removed with the
aid of a small truck, and striking John Da-
Wis. better known as Jack Davis, one of the
carpenters, on the back of the neck, felled
him face fOremos: to the earth, sprainiug it
not dislocating his left hip and causing An
ugly cash TO he cut across his nose, besides
demoraIizinc him somewhat about the body.
He was promptly removed on settee to his
home in the East Ward, where he is now
doing finely. His escape from serious inju-
~, not TO say instant death, was indeed
miracuInus and had il not been for the
truck. which prevented The frame from fali-
ing upon him with full force, we would in
ali likelihood have a different story to tell.
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GTRAY COW-Came to the prem
49, ises OF the subscriber, then of SuSgue-
hanna townsh p now of Chest. or about ne
18th Of pril last since when she hrs given birth
to a calf. a red COW. three years oid. with white
spot on her forehead. two " ite spots on each oi
her legs sni her tail cut of. The owner is re.
ouesied to come forward. prove property. pay
charges and take her away failing in which she
will br sold = the Law directs.
PETER IL LFRICH.
Chest Twp June s, lS7T.-St.~
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MpCRATiC COUNTY COcTSITTEE MEET
M ne members of the County Commit
zee met IN the Court House Ehensburr on
Monday last, and were called TO order Inv
me chairman shortly after one o'clock. p.
NJ, when The objects of The meeting we're
stated. John G.. Lake, ESQ. was appointed
Secretary.
The roll was called and the following die
'rictS were represented
Alegheny-.Joseph Cramer
ifurr- james :. Luckett.
Blacklick-J Ohm B. Ross
- Canhria Twp.-Ias. C. Murray.
Carrolltown-John buck
Chest Springs-Silas a. McGoueh,
Chest Conrad Ycagcr.
CIearfcid-Hcnry NagIe.
Some,ma, SSonemaGgh b Boz j.; I;t W,Jnhn Campbell.
Concmau2h Twp.-John Egan.
Croyle-John Rorabaugh
IA last C"nemaugh David Falcon.
y. .iensburgr IL. W George &. X. Zahm.
Goi,ii1;n GGoiH,fs9nrE, g. w. Wir.John g. Lake.
GiaiiltAin Twp David rohin,
IIohnstown' ist W.-John Hannah.
Johnstown, 3d WIN. r. Teller.
Johnstown, 4th w.-CharIcs Wehn.
ii"mnst0wn' iorfft@ 5i 5!h VI Charles Hochstine,
MilIville, 20 w.-Patrick Rodgers.
Munster-Wiliiam Gurrct
Stonycrcek-Charles Won Lnenen.
Suinmcrhiil-Jauncs +. Skelly.
Summitviie-Jrhn T. Storm.
Sufquchanna- Joseph Bearer.
Washington -Cairn Lahcy.
MhltC- Andrew Callahan.
Upper I hpder~-G cOr0" kneiss.
Lower 4Oder-Jas. Burns.
The time for holding the next convention.
dlherent changes in The system OF electinc
delegates, and how candidates should be
nominated, were subjects discussed Hon
John Hauuam moved that the Crawfor,!
county system be adopted, and he and others
made remarks
Mr.. David Tobin offered 70 add to the
above motion resolutions to the effect that
TWO Democrats in each district be selected to
hold the election that each voter he allowed
to vote for n candidate fDr each office that
two lists of the result Of The election he made
out, one retained III The district and the OF he,
one taken to Ehensburg on "return dav -
ana that the persons receiving the highes;
number of votes I've the nominees Mr. Han.
non offered an amendment that the Chair
man of the County Committee he instructed
10 draw up resolution To amend our present
method of nominating county tickets and
present the same to the next convention fp,
its action. The amendment was agreed TO
and The motion as amended was carried Mr.
IObin moved for q rpCOnSid Grafton of tn,
vote, which was not aErect: TO.
Several dates were suggested for holding
the delegate election aud county convention
and after full expression of opinion July
was fixed as the date for the delegate elec
tiop, and July for the assembling of tn,
convention.
On motion OF Mr.. Hannah, the thanks o.
the Democratic Couuty Committee were ten
dsrct; J.. d. Woodruff Tor thr ficient ma:s-
ner in which he has taken care Of the Inter
ests Of the party since he has been acting a,
The Chairman of the Democratic Count,
Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. c. Lahev. a vote q
thanks WAS also rendered Mr John G Lake
Assistant Chairman, for The able manner in
which hc had attended TO the interests OF
the party.
There being 80 farther business the meet
ing adjourned.
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r-g May = :
nrnrunNnTARY.

.-.rr.r nivsclf and desire my Gains
t Er the above named office to he
ir. - .r., re- .r.scutatiyes of the Cam ria
s'. y The coming convention
-r-! X. J. LLOYD.
. lime 6 Is :.
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nrnrunNOTARY.

,-.f..,.ou Of many friends. I hereby
'.s ,..If asa candidate for the office OF
nv. and pledge myself to abide by the
.-, -,u.ny lem Ocratic County Con
y. J. CH3IsTY.
o.. tunes. 1-7T.'
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- 1L.I.SE -nIRECTOR.

.f S.MUEL O'HAHEh. of MunSt er
.ri rr presented AT the coming Demo
MANY DEMOC RATS.
~
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OBITUARY.

NcGOUGH.- Died. in Summerhill township,
on Friday. June l. 1877. Mrs - MCCfoUGH. re
iict OF Squire McCfoux n. aged 81 years. The m
termeut ,uck place in the Catholic cemetery at
Wiimore, sunday last. May she Ies: in peace
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rpnruONOTARY.

,.rpcc myself as y candidate for
-'y ice; to the decision of the ap.
ls J. @. LAKE.
-, ,rlv2g. IS71.
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Hs EN rAL.

RRIGEN-BRY RYANT.-Narriei, Thursday
May nth. oy Elias Rowland, Esq MIR. THos. III.
Gl,EaN and Miss ELNIRA BRYANT, all OF Ba5k.
lick township.
EXTRAORDINARILY on Tuesday.
June 5th. at the residence of the brid: parents,
by the same Mr. NM l.. HITE and Miss CEMEN-
THIA LoMERsACx, both of Blackli X township
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-Wanted-evcry one To l,e free from PIN
ples. Blotches, Boils, etc, which can he dom
hy purifying the blood with DIR. Bulls Bloc,
Mixture Used everywhere.
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DEAFNESS pr. Keyser cured mo of deaf
ness in n few weeks
Louis MULLER. No. 20, 9th Street.
Dr. Kevser's office, l20 Penn Street, PITTS
lAI,r.
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No Long cut smoking tobacco made
nv w & d Rinrhart, in Pittsburgh, is he
Desj in the market.
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NEW 4DrER TFsE1TENys.

GsE AffSG -ls-oCtaye. fine rosewood {nut used
Fs1sEEG = over six months). only $780, cost ss5a
80 - New Pianos at Wholesale Great
fEGkhs ha,tains Nearly 1e, new 80; :sieI,5,
sos sruIs sS5- II stops &ti5 o. &sh
Rare o1,Iart 5tuIt les New Drgans ~ whuieznlc
Iryyare limitations. best offer ever made F-Fss'
Sent on to - DAYS test {. sal Money refuudc.
and freight paid4so d yuys 81 unsatisfactory Est
1875. <-rtif~ wanted. Discounts to Teach.
crs Ministers. sc. Address 3, - Z. q. Bfs : 3
EN. u astaEuIGGu- NeU Jersey.
..cc q week in yorT own town Terms and % ont
.->UU IL u srf KIT & 90 Hsrf q
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The Last Notice.

" notified all persons interested that wa
w wanted to have our books settled mp By the
frst day of June. hut owing to the hard times az
uti'I crc5;ScS that people MAKE. have concluded TO
extend the time uI.c month and now give THIS
LAST NOTICE to all persons having unsettled ac-
counts with Us hat our h ols will he left with an
attorney July LIST. 1877. ':h instructions col
lcct all accounts on said books. " Q mean Just
" hat say. and all to whom these presents
come will save costs and trouble by paying attcn-
to this notice. the huat one from Come and
settle your accounts with US instead of n lawyer.
\. a. BARKER S SON,
EbensDury. June S. lSI7.-2t.
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WELCOME BACK.-Rrv. NJ. w. Gibson,
a fine looking, portlv and we'll preserved
gentleman of sixty odd years has for fe "
days past been visiting his sisters Mrs.
Joseph Mcdonald and Mrs. Winnie Moore
and other relatives in This place and on
Sunday las: celebrated Mass st The Church
of the Uoiy Name aud delivered a~discourSe
on the mercy Of God. as tXrfuplificd in the
forgiveness or The pcnitcnt thief on the cross
Father Gibson came from The Propaganda at
Rome, and aS few of our Older readers need
be told. located in Cambria county on the
Sth of September, 1871, remaining here for a
period of three years, during y hjch time he
did clerical duty at Lorelto, Wilmore and
Johustown. He thrn went to Worcester
Massachusetts, where he remained twelve
years. In 1886 he WAS srut TO w iscOnsiu
where for eight years his field of labor was
AZ Potosi and Racine. In 1864 he returned
To England, his native country, aud for five
years was chaplain at Calialy Castle, North
umber}and county. After that he was es-
tablshed in The city of Durham, in which he
was born AMI is now parish priest at Germ
forth, in Durham cOuuty. Atrcr an absence
of thirteen years from tins country he comes
orCe more among us, rs we have alrrady V
stated, on = visit To- his relatives, and will
sail on the 2Sth Of this month on his return
to England. May long life. aud we need
NOT say useful one, still be in store FOR him
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The cards of Judge Lloyd, of this place,
and Mr.. 4. j. ChrisIy, of LOrettO, aspiraurS
for PrOihuuOtorial hon0cs as also the card Of
Mr. Samuel O Harra, Of Munster township
who is endorsed bv MANY Democrats for
the office of Poor House Dre"tor--all of
course subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic county convention soon to convene
will bc found with that of j. q. Lake, ESQ.
under our local head this week. OF Judge
Lloyd it is simple Justice 10 say that he *
well qualified for the position 10 which he
aspircs, and being 4 gOoh citizen and hereto
fore esteemed worthy of party h"hors, his
claims will no doubt be duly considered. OF
MIR. ChriStv il is equally true 10 say that he
would make nOpular, Obligiug aud etfi 'e Mt
officer. being an energetic and clever gentle
man, and as he stood Ivy us mHatully in The
convention of 10, cannot bOt wish MIN
well in all his undertakings. As regards
Mr.. O Harra, IL is scarcely necessary 10 iu-
form any one that he is Il reputable citizen
and hard working farmer who has the
ability and disposition to serve the people
of the county honestly and faithfully, should
the opportunity he afforded him for doing so.
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DISSOLUTIoN,-The woolen man.
b. Ufactnriug and mercantile business
heretofore conducted 10y the subscribers under
the firm names of the Ebcnsburg WooIen Cora
panN and Pryce- Baxter 8 Co. has this dag been
dissolved 10y the sale to NcSSrs Frank NcI.auwb.
lin WIN. 7 Mclaughlin and John Rinard of the
entire stock hN ures and good viii OF said csrah-
list men:s- All persons therefore indebted tC
either of the above firms are hereby notified to
make immediate settlement nad those having
claims against the same viii present them TO " m.
J. McIaus him for adjustment.
DAVID H. PEvCE.
NN =. BAXTFR
WT- J. NCIATGHLTS.
FRANCIS McIAUGHLIN.
JoHN RiNAKD.
Ebensburg. May %. 1917 st.
The members Ui the new firm above indica ted.
thankful tor the kind patronage hprct.. fore con
fcrrei upon themselves aud their late mariners
respectfully solicit a continuance and inrrcase III
the sa me. Piled .in themselves L. -cl every hing
in their line at the lowest puss U prices toy ca
or its equivalent. and upon Those terms only.
MCLAU UtiHHiE BROS. < co,
And EBENsBCGE W WooLEs co,
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The ESjaclx Hills.

by y. MAGVIRE. who has spent z years in tha 2
region. --latest accounts ot Gold and silver pres
poets. Agricultural AMI Grazing resources Cii-
mate. Hunting, Fishing Indians a.!1 Settlers nd
ventures with them Mining and " iii Western
Iife. the Waterfalls. Rolling GeyscrF noble Scene
~. immense Georges sc with = illustrations.
and new mov. iricc GNLl 90 cts. Sold by ALI
NEwSDEALt RS. sent post paid for u cts By DON
NELLY. LLOYD CO.. Publishers CHICAGO. III.
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"a to CH1A per day At home. Samples worth sr
-NO w - ~ free. Sr-NsoN &SoN, Portland N e
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Ellis 4 Harrup Vs. Maj thanzOu s Co.. Dever-
"anN IS. Cain Cain. LUwcHgrund vs.. Ma hail-
son Co. Jones, Iiuar Co, and Kaufman Il
heish vs. NBthanson Co, were ali settled Is
per papers flied,
This being the end Of the list for the pres
ent week, Court adjourned at clock, \. NJ
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u MlT- ED STA res
& Per Cent Loan.
-NDER AUTHORITY Of contract with TIE
sIrnITARN NF THE TMEirIki.

TIE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice ihai' rom ill'
date and uut July o. at p r they val receive sb.c.u
mons for the 4 PER- CENT FUNDED LOAN OF THE
UNITED STATES, in denominations a. stated below"
ATpAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST ~ GOLD CON.
THE BONDS enable after thirty years ionJ y J.
ST. aud carry interest from that date PAYABLE quarterly
and are e1cmpt from The payment 81 taxes or .nes ." '
United states wen from taxation III any form BY or uh
der state municipal or local authority.
THI INTEREST ON tho REi.I~TERED STOCK VIII
DE paid ly cheek. ISSUED by the TREA~tfEK OF 4-tE
United STATS 10 the order OF the ld'r and mailed q"
address. Tho cnccs is payable Oh presentation properly
indoors H. 40 the Office, % Treasurer ana Assistant Treas
urcIs Of Che In tel States.
THE sUB~CuIPTlONS viii De Tor COUPON BONDS
Of SO AID = 90. and EEGISTERED ~FOCh IN de-
nominations Of $50. sIOG 500. i,001, $4,000 and
$4,000.
TIiT BONDS. both COUPON ana REtI -TERiD, VIII
De ready for delivery July .. lo71
FORMS or APPLICATION VIII pc furnished by the
Treasurer 1T Washington The Assistant Treasurer. at Bait
more Boston Chicago Cincinnati. >ew orleans' Ne" York
Philadelphia st. Louis and Francisco ana Oy the ma
onaI banks and bankers generally The applications must
specify The and examinations required and for regis
tered stock full and Post once address u the person
10 whom TIE bonds shall Doe made payable.
TWO PER CENT - the purchase money must accompany
The subscription The remainder may Do paid at the pleasure
purchaser either n time of subscription or al any Time
uor to oct 49, 1871 added at four per cent 70
date of payment
TIE PAYMENTS may be made in gold 10 the Treas
urer If the United Washington or Assistant Treas
uiers al Baltimore. Boston Chicago, Cincinnati, wOfan'
and ~ Lou and the Assistant Treasurer az san Fran
cisco with e1chau)+ either OF the under
signed.
no PROMOTE THE CONVENIENCE OF SUB
SCRIBERS, TIE UNDERSIGNED viii also receive,
,f lem ~ coin United States notes on drafts York,
90 their the DIV Of receipt ina The cry OF New
York.
AUGUST BELMONT & Co., New York.
DREXEL, MORGAN & Co., d"
J. & W. SELlGMAN & Co.,
MORTON, BLISS & Co.,
FIRST HAi l0NAL BANK OF THE CITY
OF KEW-Y0RK, N. Y.
DREXEL G. Co., Philadelphia.
June II. 1877.