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DEATH OF MOsr CHARiTABtE LApY.--Mrs.
Catharine q. TrOtter, wife of Mr.. Richard Trot-
ter. OF Hemlock. this county, whose death
noticed last week. with a slight mistake. how
ever, in consigning her remains to the tomb in
the Catholic instead OF the Uron cemetery ri
Summitvlie. was q lady whose demise calls for
more than passing mention. Size was born in
Union county. Pa, in the year 1911. and came
to- this county in 1895. Her maiden name was
MartZ; and many of her relatives still reside in
the vicinity OF Liliy's. After her marriage she
and her husband followed the avOcatiOn of
hOtcl-heeping. in which capacity she was always
esteemed amiab and cordial hostess In
her domestic relations she was ever intent on
making her home happy as well as cheerful and
comfortable But il was her philanthropy that
especially won for her the esteem OF her neigh
bOrs and made the name of Katie TrOtter' the
synonym Of bpnevblence. At the couch of the
sick and the bed Of the dying she was invariably
to be found ministeriug tn the wants of the
suffering and conSOling The afflicted friends of
the departed. Not having been blessed with
children or her own. she wRs, nevertheless,
mother-to the mOtherless. Some idea of her
worth in this respect may tie formed from the
fact that during her lifetime she raised and
educated no less than twenty -One orphans. all
of whom will no doubt long cherish her memo
ry as that of their best earthly friend. Her
funeral which took place en- Friday last. bore
ample testimony To the esteem in which she was
held by all Of her neiRhbors. Plane No. 4 over
which the procession passed from the head to
sleighs filled with sorrowIng people. to say
nothing OF a hundred or more who followed he
remains on foot. II Is said to have been the
largest corfege which ever in that
shed by the vast cOucOurSe OF sympathizcrs
over the grave of one whom they had reverrd
In life and whom they now mourn III death.
May her memory he ever greer as the grass
her many virtues find faithful imitators for all
time to come.
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NOTICE EOFAPPEALS-We. the

~ undersigned Commissioners of Cam
bria county. have fixed the fullowing days for
hearing appeals for ISL, at our Office in Ebens-
burg, VIZ:
MONDAY. Fen oath. IS77-- Adams. Allegheny,
Barr, Backlick, Ga roll and Chest townships.
TUESDAY. FEB 27th.-Clearficld, CUrema ugh.
Carroll uallitsfh. Jackson. RIehland. Summerhill
and Susquehanna townships:
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2sth.-Stonycreek. Taylor,
Washington, White and Yoder townships md the
six wards of Johnstown borough.
THURSDAY. MARCH 1st.-t ambria, Carrollt own.
Chest Springs. ConemauQ n. Cooper.dale. GalltZs
IN I.oretto and Millville hofoushs.
FRIDAY. MAR 7d.-CambriE and Munster town
ships md Ebcnsburg. East 'onemaugh. Franklin,
Prospect, Summitville, wilmore and Woodvale
boroughs.
The following is the assessed valuation of the
seated real estate and personal property OF
Cnm hria county for the Nenr Isl.
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OBITUARY z.

LONG.-Drd. i6 this place, on Friday morn
ing, Jan. 26, 1871, Mrs. MARY ANN LONG, wife
of Anthony Long. aged &c years, months and
81 days. The deceased ~ns burti near Loretto
and spent her entire life in this counts. where
she was well known and esteemed for iiet many
virtues. Interuent in the Catholic ceretery
a: Wilmore, her former home. on Sunday last.
DING EE.-Dicd, in Shasta. Shasta county,
California. of congestion of the lungs. on
Thursday. Jan. 10, 1877. Mrs. HANNAH S. DIN
GEE, wife of Dr. e. A w Dinxee. OF the above
place. and eldest daughter of Wm. c. and Eliza
beth Fleming. OF Beaver Valley, Cambria coun-
ty. aged "a years, III months and 20 DAYS An
affectionate wife and mother called To her last
account. Peace To her ashes.
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COME Now AND LET Us REASON To-
GETHER.-Why do people SO frequently say
TO DIR. PIERCE II suppose yonr Golden Med
ical Discovery cures everything? Because
it has been the practice Of knavish charlatans
to manufacture worthless nostrums and at
tempt to dupe the Ignorant and credulous by
recommending them to cure every form OF
disease. To Such an extent has this been
practiced that it is no wonder that many have
acquired prejudices against all advertised
remedies. But DR.. Pierce does not advertise
his standard preparations as 'cure-aiis,
does not claim that they Will perform MIRA
cles but simply publishes the fact that they
have been developed as specifics for certain
forms of disease Tor which he recommends
them, after having tested their efficacy IN
many hundred cases with the most gratIfy-
ing success 1t is tact known to every
weIl-iuformcd physician that many single
remedies possess several different properties
Quinine, for instance, has tonic onality,
which suggests its use in cases OF deoiiity !;
an anti-periodic, by which 1T is efhcaclous in
ague and febrifuge property, which rem
ders il efficacious in cases of fever. The
suit of its administration will also vary with
the quantity given and the circumstances
under which it is employed. So. likewise,
the Golden Medical Discovery possesses both
pe,.toral and alternative, or blood cleansing
properties Of the highest order. BY reason
of these two prominent properties 1t cures
two classes of diseases. First, those of the
respiratory organs, as throat, bronchial, and
lung affections, chronic coughs and asthma,
and second diseases of the blood and glan-
dular system, i'm which affections all skillful
physicians employ alternatives, as in cases of
blotches, eruptions, ulcers, swellings, tumors
abscesses and i'm tOrpor of the liver or bii-
lnnsu.ss While it's use is, by it's combina-
ton of properties, suggested in cases of pull
mouary consumption. yet you need not take
il expecting it will cure you if your lungs are
half consumed, nor because it is recommend
cd rs n blood medicine would its proprietor
a,lyise YOU take it. xpecting it TO cure cancer.
II will not perform miracles, but it will cure
MANY grave forms of disease.
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NOTICE-The first and partial ac-
~ count of Joseph Criste, committee of
Ellen q. Cailan, widow of William Callan, de-
ceased. has been filed In this office, and will be
presented for the action of the Court, on the frst
Monday OF March, A. ID. 1877.
II. McCOIGAN, Proth'y.
Prothonotary SON e. Ebensburg, an so, is'I.-.t.
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A RGUMENT LIST.aIh pursu-

IA ance of Rule 10 of the Orphans Court
of Cambria county, notice is hereby given that
at an Argument Court. to he held AT Ebensburg.
on TUESDAY, FERRUA ARy 9Th. \. D.. 1871, the
following uatters in the eststes of decedents
will be presented for argument i'm said Court,
to wit:
Rule executors of George NcLane decd, to
show cause why they should not make sale OF GER
tain real estate.
Rule on certain legatces of David J. Evans
deed, to show cause why certain real estate
should not be appraised.
Citation to former guardian OF II. W. Hawkins
to file account:
Citation TO guardian Of Jemes IL. Walters, to
file account.
Attachment against guardian Of minor children
of Daniei LtZinger. deed.
Rule on :. ]. Burkhart to show cause why he
should not pay certain costs in est,:e Of T. Burk-
hart. decd.
Rule on administrator of John b. Fromald.
deed, to show cause why he should not pay GER
tain costs in said estate
Rule on admins ration of Jacob STUDY, decd.
to show cause why he should not pay certain costs
in said estate.
Citation to executors of Peter weakland dec'd.
Rule on administrator OF Mary Alice Nagle.
decd, to show cause why he should not pay
tain costs in said estate.
Rule on administrator of Hugh Jones, deed. to
show cause why he should not pay certain costs on
| Rule on administrator of Mark MeLaug him,
dec d. to show cause why he should not pay
| tain amount. allowed by the auditor.
Exceptions to the first and partial account Of
! administrator of Elizabeth Crum, deed,
Exceptions to first and partial account of ad-
mnstrator of Catharine Crum. deed.
Exceptions to report of auditor in estate Of
Richard Nagle. deed.
Exceptions to first and partial account OF cxecu-
| trIx of Peter l.. Linton, decd.
| Order on adminstraior Of Richard NagIe. decd
/ to pay to Mrs. >. J. Burns amount due her per
| his account filed.
| Exceptions to account of guardian of w. H.
| Farmer
Attachment against administrator OF Henry
| krise. decd.
Rule on Administrative OF Joseph Heslop, decd,
! to show cause why she should rot pay certain
4 costs in seid estate
| JAMES NJ. SINGER, Clerk o, c.
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r IST OF CAUSES set down for de-
- cision at an Argument Court TO be held


~ cision at an Argument Court TO be held
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY eth, 1871:
FIattery VS.. Flattery; Holmes VS.. GcGee At
kinson VS.. Academy of st. Francis; Christy vs.
Allegheny Mountain Coal and Lumber Company;
Rrot herline VS.. Fiske ct al; Somcrville VS. Kline
et al: Conrad VS.. Tiley: Stincmnn vs. hurtz I;
Brcndlinyer VS.. Ieagley lin equity: Brooks adj
ministrators VS. I5urk; White VS.. knOwlton Com
nnnwcalth vs. Turner ct al M'Gough vs. Dysart
and others; r.. Burns use vs. Hollis and Others
Johnstown Water * Gas Co. VS. L. Martin Sing
cr VS. Campbell Johnston vs. Chardon: Brawley
vs. Williams; Watson VS. Lapsley; : Tries use
VS. Alex Troxell: Broombaugh VS. krise: Saupp
VS. Freidhof and others; LitZell VS.. Stonehraker
ct al O'Nell VS.. Carney; Baum vs.. Grouse. Tier
ney vs. wilkinson: Stoltz VS.. Miller; Wagner
Met tyormick Noonan, for use, VS. Christy; Kern
VS. Krise; r &. Luther kirkpatrick: Byrne
and wife VS.. Walters; Bracken IS. Hines & Long
anccker: ctlure VS.. Mcclure; Dickey's Ex- vs..
Thomas Langbein Same vs. same Com IN
VS. John F. Long ct al Wolf for use of Dibert n
Co. vs. Schmidt: Campbell VS.. Singer, Thomas
VS. Bowman, assignee. independent School Dis
trio. out of Cambria and Munster townships Pri-
yate road from ID. Warmers to Michael lahner 2,
in Chest township. Road from the Pa r. X.
crossing of the Summerhill and jackson road TO a
street in the village of Summerhili. Private road
from the house of Hugh Lynch, in Chest township,
to road leading from Nasles schoei hcuse 10
David Ryan's in Clearfield township.
b. Met ULiAN. Prothonotary.
ProthUnc.ary's Ofiice, Ebensburx, Jan. "a, 1871.
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WE, the undersigned Auditors OF Cambria
county, do respectfully report that we have
carefully examined the vouchers and accounts
of the receipts and expenditures of said county
from the Goth day of Jsnuary, 1876, to the 24th
day of January, 1877. and do find them to be as
stated. as is so The statement setting forth the
assets and liabilities of said connty.
JAMES A. PORTER.
JOHN B. ROSS,
Ebcnsburg, Feb. 2, lS17-3t.
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4 CERTAIN HEADACHE CURE,

4 HARMLESS VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
N and the discovery of physician. the Victor
Headache Powder has beer proven a positively
sure for the most disrreEsng cases of Sick or
Nervous Headache. Morning sickness and Neu-
IA lgia. a single powder actually curing in g n
minutes when all other means TAIL We hare hsd
n wonderful experience with IL aud the ten eei.t
trial pack of two powders can he bad bE addrcs--
ing the proprietors. !. u. II HEisLEY 4 Co. SALEN,
J.. who viii cheerfClly m Ill them post paid. tr
by applying to LENNON X MURRAY. EhenstutE >,
and Druggists everywhere; and IL is with wVli
m rited confidence they are offered tho-ouu n
cure for all distresses ofthe head. G1-l2.-ly-l
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Mr.. Aug Glass, a blacksmith by trade,
whom we first knew many years ago as An
employee on the old Portage railroad, is ly-
ind dangerously jllaud without recovery, at
his home i'm Munster township. That seem
ingly incurahle disease. cancer, ls me an.
ment which afflicts him, and we are told that
n has eaten a hole in his head and neck large
LARGE enough to lay q mans hand in.
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JOHN D. THoEaA5,
1 Boot and Shoe Maker

THE unds rsigned respectfully informs his
i numerous customers and the public genef-
ally that he is rreparCdto manufacture BOOTS
and SHOES OF any desired size or quality. frt m
the finest French caiG-skin boots To the cOarsest
brogans. in the VERY BsST MANNER. ON the
shortest notice, and at a. moderate prices as
like work can be obiainee anywhere
Those who have worn Boots aud shoes made
at INV establishment need no asSurauIs a. 10
the superior quality of my work, Others can
easily he conN Nnced of the fact 4 they will only
give me trial. Try Ard loo convinced.
- Repairing Of Boots and shoes attended
to promptly and in orknianlike manner.
Thankful Tor past favnfs | feel confident
continuance and increase of tie same.
JOHN ID. THOMAS.
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HYMENHAL.

BROWN-O' -O'HARA.-Married, at the Catbo-
lie church i'm this place, on Tuesday morning;
January 30. 1877, by Rey.J Boyle, Mr.. PATRICE
=. BLOWN. of Cambria township, and Miss
CHARLOTTE OHARA, of Munster township.
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MOTHER IN ISRAEL FALLEN.-Mrs.
Susan Wilson, mother uf the late DR. j ohr
Wilson, of Martinsburg, w. Va, and also of
Mrs, John Bollinger, of this place, departed
this life on Thursday morning last, in full
hope of hlissful Immortality. She was
born farm at the forks of the .Juniata
and Ravstown branches, in Huntingdon
county, NJ trch 10, 1888. Consequently, had
she iived few additional weeks she would
have entered her Goth year. In 1910 she re-
moved to near Ebensburg, Cambria county
The mountain region at that time may be
said to have been one vast wilderness. In
1923 she returned to Huntington county,
where she remained until 1885, removing
thence to Hollidaysburg, in which place she
resided until her death, period of more
than forty-one yearS
Her life was a remarkably long one. She
was never lille herself, and idleness in those
with whom she associated always gave her
pain. Her lfe-maxim seemed 10 be Work
while it is yet day.. She filled up the
measure of her years in honest work and
now like shock of corn fully ripe, her
body has been gathered to its fathers, her
glorifled spirit reJoices in the fruition of all
labor.
During her residence on the mountain 1t
was no uncommon thing for her and a few of
her Christian friends to rule on horseback to
Huntingdon to attend Protestant worship.
But in all her views she was liberal. With
old Father GallitZin she was well acquainted
and always spoke of him in the highest
terms. The lay in 1916 when he blessed the
spring on the mountain, near the Fountain
Inn, was well remembered by her. Only
last summer she expressed an ardent desire
TO see that spring once more before she died.
But her strength forbade Within the last
two years she cut from twelve to fifteen
teeth-her third set-a circumstances OF very
rare occurrence.
We care not to indul re in extended eulOgy
Her long and busy life is her best mernoI ia
Surrounded by her daughter, her grand
children and her great eat-grand-children. whose
tender love had Contributed 40 much to her
declining days, and with an angelic smile
upon her face, she passed awav from earth
into the arms of her loving Savior. 1t is
well with her. 'Let me die the death of the
righteous aud my last end he like his
HoiltduysJurg Standard.
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pECEIPTS ANb EXPENDITURES

~ of Cambria County, Pa. from the 2Oth
day of January, 1876, to the 24;h day of Janua-
re-; 1877:
N. }. FREIDHorr, Esq, Treasurer DR..
To amt in Treasurets hands at last
seti iIement.. ........................!s s,Dgn.2T
To am't of Duplicate for the year 1875 s., ,3S3.41
To amt of Registry for the year 1876. 1l6.20
To per cent. on amount put in hands
or Constables. ........................ SeO.s4
To amt received from Coustables for
1874 and 1875 ...................... 2,TSl.l2
To amt received on Unseated Lands. $3.50. .22
To amt received on Seated Lands. 1,149.82
To amt received from miscellaneous
sources....... .:...:..i.... 1854
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

~ To Catharine Yeks, formerly {. ..liarina
Reese, OF Clarion county, Pennsy vania OF the
heirs.of Eleanor Reese. formerly Eleanor RolertS
deceased, John Roberts. Of Blair courty. DAVID
Roberts. OF the State Of Iowa Robert Roberts nf
the state oi Ohio. Edward Roberts ard William
Roberts, OF the State OF Gallo MIA and Margaret
Roberts, of Pittshurg. Pa. heirs OF Jane Roberts
1ntermarriod with Evan Roberts deceased. the
heirs and legal representatives. Of Robert I Rob
erts, deceased: Take notice that Inquest viii
be held At the residence OF The late Robert J. A, D.
erts, of Cambria township. Cambria county dec-,i.
ON SATURDAY. the Ssi day of VI ARCH. A. u. 1877.
AT 10 clock in the forenoon OF that day. for tic
purpose OF making partition Of the real estate Of
said deceased to ana among his heirs and legal
representative. If the same can be done without
prejudice TO spelling the whole: otherwise 10
value and appraise the ssme-at which time and
place you requested to attend Il You think pro-
per. JOHN RN A y. Sheriff.
Sherin's Office. Ebensburg. Jan. p, 1877. OF.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

O rutgre stock Of Winter Goods
At great reduction in prices, preparatory 70
enlargement Of premises.
HUGUs & HACKE,
Fifth Ave- and Market st., Pittsburgh, Pa'
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A MOUNT DUE DISTRICTS ON ROAD,

GIVEN rnder our hands. at the Commission
ers Office i'm Ebensburg, this 24th day of Janu-
ary, A. ID, 1877.
JAMES A. PORTER,
FRANCIS p. MCCORMICK, Auditors.
JOHN B. ROSS,
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ASSETS.

ASSETS.
Amount due from Judgments. .....s 1,311.65
." :" COnstables for 1873
and previous years..-.--- I.060.61
Amount cash in Treasury .-....-..-.-.-. 11,224-o9
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SGFf S}HS sAHESffbL' HrSfb. commissioners.
Attest. A. KENNEDY. Clerk.
Commissioners Office, Ebensburg, Jan. 25, 1877.
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GIVEN under our hands. mt Ebensburg. Janu
airy 24th. 1877.
$ssSE $FHs ). :: 55?HRi s;s.HRhirsH, Commissioners
AtteSt-J, A. KENNEDY, Clerk.
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LIABILITIES.

Balance i'm favor of County........--...s1 .s1.1a0 4
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NOTICE.

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The Markete.

BALTIMORE, july l2-sirgipi. sizes, deferred.
N; do. con o.idsted, 64k; do. second series, s0x
bid To az. Sugar quiet, us.
BALTIMORE. July n.-Ootton quiet-middling,
l2b Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat opsned
active al nrm, closed easier-southern red, prime
t0sleS do. anb,r, Gallo; do. white, l6Jal IS
Pennsylvania red, li6al 80: No. western winter
red, August delivery, sssa do. September 1 3sx
Corn, southern scarce aud anted, western dull and
hsA CENT iover-sUuthern white, 20; do yellow
nCminal esferD mixed, spot and uly, 6llx Aug I.t
U; September, 6lh; steamer, $50. Oats q snipally
unchanged. Bye iominal-prime. rs Hay m
chansed. Provisions more active and hrne- Pork
N.75aBle. Bulk mests-looss shoulders So. clear
rib sides, N packed, 6kas. Bscon-shoulders 81
S ssig NIB R sdss, Hams Pals Lardrefned,
str ;. Is las refned. 49, Coffee hrm,
fonr, ~; wheat; e Soo; corn, 0,oo; oats, ilp
o Nsw InRK; july L.-Stocks lower. Money. ~
ScSs,n.S;. .tss6g long, S's; short. Sl'.
NEw Yosx. July I,-r,o.r dull and declining
wheat heavy and declining. Corn y centlo
LONDON. July u, le:D .. m.-U. o. az per cent
ZONES, loex; 1877 N6ss; new nves, ltsI. Erie,
Ia; preferred, HH. Illinois Central, IS The
directors Of the Bank OF England, at their meeting
cent. w.
LoKpoN July II. 3 D. m.-rhe bullion In the Bank
OF FL gland has IN creased 73i 90 pounds during
pat eek. The proportion OF the Banh reserve TO
Liability, which last week was 4sS per cent m now
Lessos. july L. as ,. ~. Q. bonds, lsr,..
h6x. xrie; ~; preferred. New Yo-k Central, 81.