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OBITUARY.

FOSTER,-Died, at his residence in this place
on Friday, June -. 1917, HENRY FOSTER, aged
about 80 years.
Mr.. +. a native of Reden, Germany. In
the early part of 1858 he removed to this place
from JOhnstOwn, and from that time until his
death was engaged in the hotel business here
he had been in JOhnstOwn before leaving
his health began to decline several months ago.
and ii became evident some time before his
death that his earthly career was rapidly ap-
prOachlug its close. He was not at any time
confined to bed. and when death came it found
him seat d in an arm -chair. .compucently await
ing the dread summons. He was well and IA
VOrabiy known throughout the county and q
great portion of the State and was esteemed
and respected Tor his generous and social quai-
itics, He leaves II widow and eight children,
besides several grandchildren. to mourn his
untimely loss, His funeral, which was largely
attended, took place on Sunday afternoon, the
remains being inferred in Lloyd Cemetery.
Peace to his ashes.
GRIFFITH.-Died, at Kane. Mexican county.
Pa. on Friday, June %, 1877, Mr.. WIN. w. GRIF-
FIFTH, eldest son of Mr.. Thomas q rifith. of this
place aged 81 years, 10 months and days.
The remains of deceased were brought home
and Inferred in Lloyd cemetery on Monday sf-
ternOOn, an immense cOncOurse o. sympat hiz-
ing friends, including the ODD Fellows OF which
organ iZatiOn he was a member. maDifcSting by
their participation in his Obsaquies the nigh es-
TEEN in which he was held in the land of his
of his manhood. He leaves wife aud one
child. besides many other near and dear friends.
to mourn his untimely death.
BUCK.--Dicd at the residence ot her nephew,
Hon. John Buck, in Carroit0wn, on Tuesday,
June 90. 1877, Miss SUSAS BUCK, deaf mute, in
the I'D year of her age Funeral a 10 o clock,
A. NJ, yesterday. Nav she rest in peace,
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HUCUS & HACKE'S
Reduced Price List {
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.

Our 81 25 Silks reduced to 81 90.
Our S1.50 Silks reduced to S1.25
Our Sl.75 Silks reduced to S1.50.
Our s.. 90 Silks reduced to S1.15.
Our 81 so Silks reduced to s.. 90.
Our So 90 Silks reduced to $3.50.
We invite the particular attention of buy
ers to these bona fide reductions. Our Black
Silks are of the best Lyons manufacture,
and are warranted to be as represented
while our collection of Colored Silks com
prise all the latest novelties of shade yet i'm
ported
HUGUS & HACKE,
Fifth avenue aud Market street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENTS AT LORET-
TO.-The twenty eventh annual commence
ment of St. Francis College took place on
Tuesday last and was attended by large
number of clergymen, and by friends of the
students and the College, as well as by many
citizens of Cambria and adjoining counties.
y very pleasing programme was presented,
consisting of OratiOnS, speeches, declama
tionS, drama, farce, songs and Instruments
music, in all of which the pupils acquitted
themselves with much credit, the valedictO-
rv of j. Paul Chew, which was chaste in
style, fine in sentiment, and exceedingly APP
propriate, being especially deserving of com
mendation. The rendition of the choruses
also elected hearty and well merited ap-
plause. The premiums distributed on the
occasion were costly and handsome, and the
diplomas for book keeping awarded TO sew
eral of the students, among whom we may
mention Master Stephen Callau, late of Cres-
son, and Master Robert Cox, son of John
Cox, Esq, of Conemaugh borough, We're as
well deserved as they were httingly be-
slowed. The exhibition as a whole was one
of the best that has ever been witnessed at
St Francis aud reflected gret credit alike
upon the faculty and pnpils of An educational
institution which certainly has no superior
in the country. In this connection 1t is
proper to note the fact that at a meeting OF
the Commercial Alumni, Francis DAILY, OF
the class of 1875, aud Robert Cox, of the
class of 1877, were elected President and
Secretary respectively for the ensuing year
A. ST. Aloysius' Academy Tor young ladies
the distribution of prizes took place at
o'clock, z. NJ, 'of the same day, and the
large and appreciative audience in attend
ance was delightfully."- entertained for over
two hours by choice music, recitations and
original essays. Here AZ well as at ST. Fran
els, Father Bush, who presided i'll the alb
sence of The Bishop, paid well merited
compliment to the teachers and pupils on
the ability and efficiency manifested 10y all
in impa-ting and acquiring knowledge. And
that the praise bestowed by the Rev. gentle
man is fully endorsed by the public at large
is notwithstanding the hard times, album
dainty proven by the fact that during the
year Just closed there were more pupils in
attendance at these two institutions than al
any previous time in their history.
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The dwelling house of VIM G. Iingle
at Osceola, Cleartield county, was burned to
the ground on Sunday night of last week,
and at an early hour on Tuesday morning
following unoccupied building in the
same place met with a like fate, the fire in
each Instance being undoubtedly the work
OF lncendiaries. y stable was also set on
lire Tuesday morning, but the flames were
discovered in time to prevent the destruction
OF that building. As the RerejUe very aptly
remarks, 'the most effective remedy that
the case suggests is strong halter and n
friendly tree, For humanity's sake let Us
have more rope and fewer fires
Mr. john G.. G. Bearer. of SusIuehanna
township, whose fine residence was destroy
Ell by fire some time last fall, met with
another misfortune on Saturday night last,
his loss in this Instance, if report speaks
truly, being $50 watch, a suit of clothes
pair of boots and a good hat, dll of which
were stolen, as is supposed, by n man re-
Gently in Mr.. b. employ, who entered the
house by aid of ladder through one of the
second story windows. The thief also went
to the barn and helped himself to horse
and aCconntrements, bnt as the animal was
found on the following morning in n lane on
the premises of Mr.. Benz Lloyd, of Cambria
township, about two miles southeast OF this
place, in a very exhausted condition. the
presumption is that the party who stole the
other articles had no intention to steal the
horse, his design being merely to use him in
getting out of the country speedily as
possible. No arrest made SO far as heard
from.
In 1866, John Gore, of Cambria borough,
this county, was tried for shooting and kill
ing Edward Holmes, police officer in
Johnstown, and being convicted of murder
in the second degree, was sentenced for
twelve years to the penitentary, but when
he had served about seven years of his time
he was pardoned and took up his residence
in Pittsburgh. Joseph Keener, who was re-
leased from the penitentary by a pardon ill
March last, after having served eleven years
of u sentence of twenty-nine years for a
murder committed in that city in 1865,
boarded with Gore. On last Saturday af-
ternoon, Keeper was arrested for robbing the
residence, of Mr.. Simpson Hornpr, at an early
hour that morning, of large quantity of
sill yer ware, and a true bill being found by
the Grand Jury on Monday, and he having
plead guilty on Tuesday, n ten year term
in the penitentiary was the sentence imposed
upon him. Cores house searched on
Saturday, ant, two pieces of carpet, which
hac been stolen on the night of the Goth inst.
from the dwelling of Robert Bruce, jr., be-
ing found concealed therein, Gore was also
tried on Tuesday for burglary, larceny and
receiving stolen goods, and being convicted
of the last mentioned offence, was remapded
to prison to await sentence. In both of these
cases Justice travelled with unusual speed
and caught its victims almost in the com
mission of the crimes of which they have
been found guilty.
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WHY suffer with pain in the back when
there is a remedy? The Barosma, or Back
ache, Liver and Kidney Cure never fails to
relieve inflammation or soreness in the lum-
bar region, caused by a strain, cold, or fe-
male weakness, hundreds testify every
day. We do not recommend 1t for all DIS
eases. but only for the above, as it acts di-
rectly on the liver and kidneys. Prepared
and sold by f. X. Thompson, (twenty-three
years in the drug business.) Titusvile, Pa.
and for sale by Lennon & Murray, Ebens-
burg. Price, 81 90 per bottle.
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RUPTURE.-If you are ruptured the best
thing Won can do is to call on DIR. X EYSER
and have a good Truss fitted. say fitted
for there are more mistakes made by iil-ht-
ting Trusses in the treatment of rupture than
in any other way. DIR. Keyser's Trusses are
not ONLY cheaper but they are better than
can I've had anywhere in the United States.
DIR. Keyser will cure rupture in most cases
and will warrant cures. DIR. keyser, 12o
and 24O Penn ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Com 7ll3GnfcUfiOnS.
"A. D. H." TO ROB ROY"
METRE RATHER LONG.

METRE RATHER LONG.
Ny friend, the road between US bends its back
Full many a league along the iron track
Ger bill and prairie, vale and mountain height:
Through many grand and many wonderous
So as the way is long, and taxes time,
| fain would make the metre of my rhyme
With il accord in sounding, measured feet,
For its long journey TO appear most meet
Your lines in common metre have seen:
Their jingiug melody. with chime serene,
Did soothe my ears with many a rise and fall,
Like hornpipc coaxed from pipe at shepherds
pictured to myself the busy scene
When you, mp Fortunes hill of living green,
Mid sparkling, dew -bespangled shrubs and
flowers.
Did bend your steps towards wealth and rame's
proud towers;
While like the iightened trace on sturdy steed,
Your coat-tail helped to serve FRIEND IN need.
But then, alasl when on the other side,
Dame Fortune so sereueiy let you slide
TO sec the migrate stragglers help you down
1t makes my muse to grit her teeth and frOwn'
Yet, as you say. ''let each his time abide;''
For Fortunes boat both up and down doth ride.
And they who now mid billowy rainbOws roam
May get a dreadful souse amongst the foam.
But, then, wight may get pair of stills
To lift him up above the blows and pelts;
And on, serenely, he his way pursues-
His nose above the smoke of reeking fiues-
When In comes Huxley and essays to break
His stilts. and gives his bones fearful shake,
ana leaves himi spraw!iug, in a muddy pool,
Where Darwins little tadpoles went 20 school
To pun themselves to allisators, fine,
And by their wills in higher spheres to shine.
Still, let us view. of life, the brighter side
And seek mid clouds where golden shadows
hidei
For many; without gold to buy their bread,
Or cen a spot to lay their tired head,
May, On this broad, green planet, bliss enjoy
Which sordid natures ne'er with gold could
For on the instrument depends the sound
Which wakes sweet concord in the souls around.
Now, if McPike the little types viii place
In rank and file. with many dot and space,
That you may listen to the song they sing.
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HOUSE.

~ EEESSBTRG. PA.
Having once moro taken possession Of the well
known rawfnrd House in thc4lsltirg. which he
has reittcd ami rctGrnishCd i'm good style. and
intends hereafter to conduct strict temperance
principles the subscriber earnestly Soiiets the
patronage o. those who may visit the county seat
ct,ier on business pleasure ell whom he pledges
himself to- entertain In the best possible manner
and at the lowest possible price Excellent accom-
mOdatiuns viii hc furnished to summer hoariers,
who will tini the '.CrOwforia pleasant and econ
omical place at which to spend the heated term.
ISAAC Ora " FokD.
Ebcnsburg, April p, Is7F.
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DOOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.

r,-.,frr mvsclf II nom mated and elected, to
~ +1a duties Of Poor House Director with
an. tdoIitv. l hereby offer myself as a
irrr t.r said oUce. subject to the will of the
'---,.r.,tivgs Of the Cambria democracy in the
m. count, couTentiOn assembled
a-.7 NN. McDEBMTTT.
v-..4.-r-ag Twp. June Is, lS77.-tc.-
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On Saturday, July 7ttn, 1877,
/. A.. W. The fOllowing real estate
~ wit


vii:
All the right. title and interest Of Alexander
n 'iOug hnour Of in and to lot of ground situaic
ir last C0nemaugh borough. Cambria county
Pa. trunteG on The south by Railroad street. anu
having lot Of Jacob Fronhei>er and West street
thereon erected "A two story house and sis pc nvN
in the occupancy OF Alex. u. Guughnour. l'hti'
in execution and to be sold at the sult OF Dr. -
Emerson.
Also. all the right; title and interest u Frank
Mccullough. Of tn and 10 a lot of ground situate e
in the Third ward. I0hnstown borough cambria
county. Pa. fronting on Broad street. adjotuins
lot of Bart. kearney ON the east and lot cl Shas;
Cartwright on the west. a-id uuufug back To terl
street having thereon erected two two story trane
houses, now in the occupancy of tIank McCul-
louyh Taken i'm execution and TO hc sold at tho
Also. all the right, like and interest OF Iohn
Fees, of. in and to piece parcel OF lanu situate
in Richland township. Cambria county. IA al
Joining lands of Daniel Weaver. George Conrad.
and others. containing Is acres, more or less haV-
ing thereon crested one and-a- hall story frame
house and one story house and stable. now IN
the occupancy of John Fees. Taken IN execution
and to be sold at thC-suit Of NJ. W. keim 60.
Also. all the right. title and Interest OF iohn
Huhner OF, in and to lot of ground situate IN ihe
Four ward. IohustOwn borough, Cambria cout-
ty. Pa, fronting on Pine street. Joining ioi oi
Jacob Horner. jr. on the north and lands OF heirs
O. Jacob Horncr. sr- dvceased. on the sont n run
ming back l2O feet to alley. having thereon
erected two story plank hodSe. now in the occu-
pancy of John Huhner. Taken in execution ana
TO be sold at the suit Of Andrew Gick.
TERMS OF SALE One-third OF the purchase
money to be pa.d when the property Is knock
ed down. and the remaining twU.t birds Un con-
tirmation of the deed
Sherin's Office, Ebensburg, June Is, lS19.
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PROTHONOTARY.

that il is not too late or too early to be
2 f.As .t.,..,,r,Ifnr to my merit l hereby offer
s-lslIy.l. s candidate before the coming Demo
-i.- - : convention for tile office of Prothon-
-1- md whether nominated or defeated, pledge
-',' gu CARoN LAHEY.
-,-. -a-..r ok June y, 1S77.-it."
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-,rf.f-ation of many friends, l hereby
N:As srs,If as a candidate for the Office of
so alsg lS,"ry and pledge myself TO abide by the
n-.agD',. ,'I he coming Democratic County Con-
t,s'- ' a. J. CHRISTY.
r....--.,, d., Iuue (, Is7T,*
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PLEAs.Nrv1IJ,E. .Tune %. 1s7y

PLEASANTvILIE, June %, 1S1y.
Mr.. EDITOR-COud YOU through the kindly
columns of your popular paper suggest means
to teach some young men not a hundred miles
from your hourshing town little common
politeHcss, and, may add, manliness, for they
are sadly lacking in both? To give you an in
stance of their gallantry: They are invited to
a social. The evening passes away very pleas
antly and the sociable breaks up about eleven.
Some of the young ladies have quarter mile
to walk home Young men sit looking down
their noses until the ladies go home alone; then
they get up and start for home in n group, and
when they get to bed no doubt dream they are
heroes. A nd so then drc-in certain sense.
Were | a young man once more / would Try
to set them an example of gallantry as il was
and should be. Shame on such specimens oil
manhood say /.
With many wishes for your welfare, am, Mr..
Editor, your friend,
A HAPPY OLD BENEDICT.
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PROTHONOTARY.

.u,.ruce myself and desire my Gains
-E1-e.t - f,r the above named office to be
e ..l- r, rhe REPRESENTATIVES of the Cambria
--'.'s-,. crew In the coming convention.
.,-.-'"'! " X. ]. LLOYD.
.,-y Juue 8. 1877.
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HYN ENEAL.

JONES-JONES S-Married June 20th. at the
residence OF the officiating clergyman, by rev.
I / Hughes, Mr.. BENJAMIN JONES and Miss
MARY ID. JONES, all OF EbensoufS.
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nrnrunNOTARY.

announce myself as candidate for
fsr'N! suhiect to the decision of the ap-
-5-afus &c. LAKE.
.-,, Nav -. 1877.
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POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.

-,,,s Of SAMUEL O'HARRA, of Munster
I-5t r., viii be presented at the coming Demo
'.,.f,,ty Convention for the position Of Poor
In, precLor. m To-
E,---g Isl.
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DRAWN FROM THE WHEEL.-The follow
ing list comprises the names of those whom
fate decreed on Tuesday last should serve as
Grand and Traverse Jurors "a; the September
term OF Court, next ensuing:
GRAND JURORS.
Chas. McManamy. farmer, Allegheny Twp
S Wm. Baker Baker Ia3orer Millville Bor; ,r
David Hoffman, farmer, Richland Twp.
osePf fsSad iSrer Ricband Twn
David Humphrey, engineer. e. Conetnaugh Bor.
Fred'k Ror6er. merchant, JohnstOwn.
Philip Pringie, farmer; jackson Twp
John NefI, farmer CrOyie Twp
Adam J Stoltz, Carpenter, Carrolltown Bor:
sam Noon, farmer, Adams Twp.
Jacob j. Swank, potter. Johnstown.
THONGS or, inn-keeper Chest Twp.
Geo. Rorabaugh, farmer, Summerhiil Twp.
p III. Berkey, carpenter, Galitzin Boz
Robert CazD, tailor. Johnstown.
Wm: J. Dawson, miller, Gal!itzin Twp.
David 4. Watt, farmer, Ciearfeld Twp.
Christ. Gratf, labOrer. Cambria BOr.
Henry j. Eckenrode, farmer, Carol! Twp.
VIM. Smearer, blacksmith, Franklin BOr.
Richard f. Bradley, farmer. Allegheny Twp
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIKsT WEEK.
Allegheny Twp.-Jos. A. Conrad, John Car
ney, John Eckenrode: James Garman' Michael
Gibbons. Alexis Parrish.
Adams Twp.-John Eye, David Gordon, Geo.
Bi1cklick Twp.--Philip Arstead, Michael
Frouk, Charles Farba lgh.
Barr Twp.-Sylvester Byrne, Henry hrumen-
Carroll Twp ohm A. DIETRICH, Leonard Far
Saugh, VIM. Hughes.
(HrrOlttOwn Bpr.-Pcfer IampDel-
Chest Twp.-Johr Swope.
Chest Springs Bor;IS 4: MeGough
Cambria Twp.-Wm. Dishart.
Cambria BUr.-H. Bloch, Peter Fitzpatrick.
Coopersdale Bor.-.Iohn Herdman,
Conemaugh Bor.-Michae Quinn.
East Conemaugh BOr.-RedInger Zane: -;
Ebensburg, Bora. Y. Jones, Thos- j. Will
liams.
Franklin Bor;-Joseph Martz;
Johnstown Bor:--Abram Blough, John d.
jackson Twp.-Thos. NJ Rager, Geo. Warner.
Lorelto Bor.-Mich1 Msloy, Thos. OFriel.
Richland Twp.-Wm. Cole.
Stonycreek Twp.-Lewis w. Buck, George
Summitvlle Bor-James w Condor.
Taylor Twp.-Benj. Benshoof, VIM. l.. Gal
Washington Twp-Joseph Criste.
Yodcr Twp.--Samuel Arentrue, Conrad Kurtz,
Geo. w. Osborne.
TRAVERSE JURORS-SECoND WEEK
Allegheny Twp.-Hugh j. Bannan, p. J. Cra-
mer, L. +. Mcconnell,
Adams Twp John G. Emigh.
Blacklick Twp.-James Bennett, Sam Reed.
Barr Twp.-Fred'k Arble, John &. Bradley,
Chas. Dunlap, Peter Kane.
CarroIltown Bor.- Edward L. Binder, Fred k
Chest Springs Bor.-s. NJ. Douglass.
CIeartie:d Twp.-Peter Delozier, Valentine
Cambria Iwp.E,Wm. J. Pryee.
Croyle Twp,-wm. I. Mcconnell.
East Conemaush Bor- Wm; s Story.
Ebensburg Bor.-S. w. Davis.
Franklin 5or.-.James G. Findley.
Gallitzin Hor.-F. J. Chrsty.
GdlltZln IWp.-Danlel Burk.
JOhnStOwn BOr.- WIN. Cover. John L. Deck
er, J. S. Gallagher, Godfrey Hoffman, John
Hamilton, John NJ. King, Henry Lenhart, Chas.
/ McKcever. John V. Shaffer.
| Munster Twp. James McHugh.
Richland Twp.-David X. StuIl.
Summerhill Twp.-John Cramer.
Susquchauna Twp.-John Dillon.
Taylor Twp.-Charles Ellsworth.
WOOdvaIe BOr.-Charles A. Frank.
Washington Twp.-Jas. Farren, David Egan,
/ WIN Skcly.
White Twp.-Jnel Gates, Daniel Glass.
Yoder Twp Elias Crissman Samuel Mullen,
/ Alex. Stackhousc.
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DARN FOR SALE-The under
Il signed offers for sale at a great bargain
his fine Farm i'm Carroll township. Formerly known
the property of stephen Buck. deed, contain
ing EIl Acres and allowance. about ieG ! Acres
Of which cleared. under fence. and In
able state Of cultivation. with plcnty of pure water
in nearly every field. The improvements consist
Oft Frame House 32N3e. Frame Bank Barn 50NT2.
n Wood Shed. and other eGtbDIldings The pro
perty willsbc scld altogether or in parts. pur-
chasers may desire. FRANCIS A. BUCK.
Carroll Iwn.. Juno j lsf1.-2n :
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DEAFNESS. Keyser cured me of deaf
ness in a few weeks -, g.
Louis MULLER, No. 20, 9th Street.
DE-. Keyser office; l20 Penn ST., Pittsourgh.
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A nMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

EYOTICE.-The second account of
Az EPHRAIM GOUGHNOUR, COMMITTEES OF
DENNIS g. Go-GHSoUR. a iunatic. has been nipd
i'm the Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria county
and will be presented at the September Term OF
Court and il no fficent reason he shown TO the
contrary will be approved and confirmed.
BY the Court.
b. MCCOLiAN. prothonotarr
rotbauotary's Onice, Ebcnsburg, June Is, ISL.