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SUICIDE IN JOHNsTOwN.--ROss W, Lichtv
JohnstOwn grocer, aged % wears while in
fit of despondencv on Thursday morning of
last week, shot himself thro' the head with
a revolver, and died without uttering a word
in about four hours after Bchty had onIv
been in JohuStnwn about six months, com
ing there from Somerset. He was engaged
to. be married to a Miss TiIie Horner, a
seamstress, who has lately been making her
home in JOhnstown, but formerly resided in
Somerset, and was at one time employed in
family of deceased's father. The lady saws
that the rash young man and herself were
on good terms, never having had a misunder-
standing of anv kind, and she cannot ac-
count for the deed. "He owed nothing,
she says "fOr / loaned him $500 mvSelf a
short time ago" Miss Horner received this
money from the government as a pension,
her father having been a soldier. She is
very unfortunate IL she loses her money
along with her affiancPd
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OBITUARY.

WEAhLAND.-Dieda at her residence in ALE
SIeny township on Thursday, September %. 1882
Mrs. hAGDALENA WEAKLnND. relfct of the late
simon Weakland, aged so years and six months
Ihe deceased was born in Adams county and
came to this county with the family Of her father
Barnabas Little when she was only two wears old
settling near Loretto. Nearly ity wears ago sbo'
was married to Mr.. Weakland who settled on n
tract OF land on the road leading from Loretto to
Chest Springs, and by hard labor made il one of
the very best and most productive farms in tho
northern portion of the county Mrs W was
widely known throughout this section of the conn
" IN which she had so long resided and was great
ly respected and esteemed for her many virtues
the klndness OF her nature and her numerous acts
Of charity. She never had any children Her re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic cemetery at
lyoretto on Saturday last, after a REQUIEM HiVh
Mass for the repose of her soul May she rest in
peace. -
ANSIADT.-Died at the residence of her son-
ln-iaw, Mr.. Peter CHASER, st. BOniface on Mon
day, September 25, 1882, Mrs Catharine Anstadt
aged So years
ARBLE.-Died at her home in Carroll toyvnsbin
on Monday evening September 20 IsS2 Ellen
we oi MT. henry Arble, In the list year of her
age. W
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ut is claimed that New York women look
younger at so than Boston women do at 40,
or Chicago women at 80 for the reason that
they have heen taking Perund for the past
three months. but Boston and Chicago wO-
men are coming up in fine style entering
upon the home stretch on M1ndEn. ! got
one of your books on the oils of Life" from
your druggist as a present. ard. as it directs,
have been taking Per1tnd and Hdudlin NV
bowels are in excellent condition and the
lungs and heart are improving finely"
J. NJ. WALKER, Lawas, Pa.
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a q a Rn

To all who suffering from the errors and in
discretions Of youth nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss Of manhood, etc. viii send recipe that
VIII cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope TO the
REv. JosErH 7. ISHAS, Station D, Ntg York city.
Sept. ], lss2.-ly.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Johh I.a1

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-JOhh Liant
"A zy vs.. Hipps and Snyder; Common Pleas OF
Cambria county. No 81, March Term, Is7l.-HiDps
Lloyd VS.. John Lantzy: No. -. Sept. Term, IS
And now, to wit: Sept. Tth. 1882. Rule to show
cause why judgment, Lantzy vs.. Hipps & Snyder,
credited on judgment of Hipps * Lloyd VS.. Lantzy,
should not be marked ''for of John Hipps " and
the sum Of $3.50 having been paid into Court, Rule
to show cause whydeed filed should not be deli vered
to the purchaser, and A. V. Barker appointed Au-
dior to report distribution Of the money paid into
Court and to suggest decree. By the Court.
JOHN g, GATES, ProthonOtary.
Notice is hereby given thatI will sit at my ofics
in Ebensburg, on Monday OcfOeer 10, 1882, Mt 2 o.
clock, NJ, for the purpose OF attending to the du
ties Of said appointment when and where III par
ties interested must attend, be debarred from
coming in on said fund. A. V BARKER,
Ebensburg, Sept. -, lss2.-3t. Auditor.
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The NATIONAL MONTHLY, published at
Washington, d. c., now in its sixth year of
publication has beer enlarged and greatly
improved. 1t is handsomely illustrated, and
It's editorials, stories, poems and sketches are
written by the best writer's. 1t is bound in A
beautiful cover. The publ ishers offer extra
ordinary inducements to agents and good
wages can be made canvassing for it. A
sample copy with terms to agents and set
or handsome picture cards will be sent to
any address for 10 cents
Address, The NATIONAL PRINTING 20.
P. o. Box Col. Washington, D. c.
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WALNUT LEAP HAIR RFSTORFR

It is entirely different from all others. 1t Is as
clear as water and, its name indicates, is per
rect vegetable Hair Restorer. 1t viii immed late
" Tree the head from all dandruf. restore gray
hair 70 its natural color and produce new growth
where il haS fallen of. 1t does not in any manner
affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar Of Lead,
and Nitrate OF Silver preparations have done II
viii change light or faded hair in few days to a
beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for It,
Each bottle is warranted. SMITH. KLINE X Co,
wholesale Agents, Philadelphia and G. n. CRIT.
TESTOS. New York. T6-2-lv.1
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You may talk about the bliss

That is IN a maiden's kiss
As upon the moonlit lake you glide about
But there's nothing that will make
Livery nerve within you quake,
Like pulling out a halfpound speckled trout
I've believe that. We know all about it, We
have been there frequently But on no occasion
had we such luck as when the boots wore were
the ones we had got at :. Blumenthal's, 1lI9 Elev
enth avenue. Altoona. They keep out the damp
so nicely. Mr.. b. has fresh invoice Of the same
sort OF boots t for Fan and Winter wear to which
he invites public scrutty. He has also boots and
shoes for ladies' Of superior manufacture and make
at once serviceable and stylish.
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BARN BURNED. On last Friday night the
barn Of Mr.. Philip Skelly, who resides in
Summerhill township, two miles -or more
northwest Of Wilmore, was completely des-
troyed by fire, together with all it contained
including about fifty tons of hay, a large
quantity of wheat and oats in the sheaf. A
moving machine, patent spring harrow.
and various other implements and articles
pertaining TO farming Mr.. Skellv estimates
MS loss at near $4,000 on which he has an in
surance of $1,000, in the Cambria Mutual
Company, of this place. He has no idea
MLateYer as to how the fire nrininatad
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GENERAL STAMPFDF

Never was such a rush made for any drug
store as is now at f. James Drug Store. Fb.
enshurg, for trial bottle Of DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. All persons afflicted with Asthma
Bronchitis, HOarSeneSS, Severe Coughs or
any affection of the Throat and Lungs. can
get Trial Bottle Of this great remedy free,
by calling at above drug store.
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An ACT regulating the mode of voting at al {
electLnns In the several cnnnt-os Of the Comm

AN ACT regulating the mode of voting at al the
elections in the several counties Of the Common
monwealth. approved March 30. 1859:
SEC. ]. Be q enacted bg the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the Commonwealth Of PeunsUfrd-
mia General assembly net and "a Is hereby enact
ed by The authority Of the same That the qualified
voters OF the several counties of this Common
wealth. at the general township. borough OF spe-
ctal elections. are hereby authorized and required
10 vote the tickets printed or written. partly
printed and partly written. severallv classified as
follows One ticket shall embrace thenames OFau
Judges OF Courts to be voted for. and be labeled
outside " Judiciary - ticket shall embrace
the names Of all State officers voted for and be
labeled State; :; one ticket shall embrace the
names Of all county officers voted for and be label
cd County = one ticket shall embrace the names
Of all township officers voted for and be labeled
- Township - one ticket shall embrace the names
Of all borough officers voted for and labeled B0r-
ough and eacE class shall be deposited in a
separate hallOt-bOX.
GIVEN under my hand, at my Office in Ehensburg.
this twenty ninth day OF September, in the year
of our Lord. one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-two and the Independence OF the United
States Of America the one hundred and seventh.
THOMAS GRIFFITH. sheriff.
Sherit's Once, Ebensburg, Sept. p. 1852.
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3oD's woNDRoUs MERCY.
IT'S better to break than bend.
SO l broke without a moan:
30 TTUhe WITHOUT B IUOIUs
l had a friend and he had loan,
n I Tnef ~ 1nar araI N, Fri

It is something like what the Joknstown girl said
after she had fallen in love with the Kentucky gi
ant. Her remark " 'Twere better to have
loved and lost than never to have loved Tall" ="
However, il requires no friend nor loan to buy
suit Of elegant Fall clothing nowadays. Go to
Jas. J. Murphy's. 100 Clinton street, JohnstOwn
and he will MT you out for a mere song. His repu-
tation for fair dealing cannot be excelled.
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COMMUNICATION.
GOD NO REsPECTER OF PERSC

GOD NO RESP PECTER OF PERSONS.
THE MANTLE OF FcHARrTV-GoD's woNDRoUs MERCY.
''Then Peter opening his mouth said In truth
I perceive that God is no respecter of persons
But in every nation he that feareth Him. and
g. Which is to say. that not only Jews. Turks
and Gen.iles, but also all other nations whomso-
ever, are acceptable to God, if they fear Him and
work Justice.
Regardless of the busy crowd by which he ls
surrounded. the Turk at certain moment will
drop his merchandise in the midst of sale that
might yield him handsome profits, turn his face
towards Mecca. bow, drop and press his torehead
to the ground and for a long time engage in sol
emn prayer. regardless Of the gtddy crowd, be
leving it to be his religious duty. and that il viii
appease the wrath Of his offended God and entItIe
him at last to a resting place on high. The Jew
will perform his religious devottOns in the syna-
gegue. believing sincerely that Shiloh has not yet
come, but that he assuredly will come : n mighty
hertance The Turk and the Jew are as A., sincere sincere
in their belefas the Catholics and other Christian
denominations are sincere IN their beIleI ihat
Christ has come and died for the Just ana unl ust
that he might bring us to God. Let all them
clothe themselves in the mantle OF charity beliey-
ing IN tnat passage OF Holy writ Whlch gays
"tTOd is respecter Of persons, but in every land
and eve-y nation they that love Him and keep
His commandments are accepted OF Him GODS
ways are not as mans ways. He looks at deeds
and not at creeds, and regards actions and not
professions Let Us then cover WIN the nahtle OF
charity all the imperfections Of weak humanity
Let us not question the sincerity OF others, more
than we would question our own.
GODS woNDRoUs MERCY.
The people of israel so perverse in their iniqui-
ties, mOurned ana wept before God, and He let
the hand whlch He had llIJed TO ueSJOy lheh
drop. Manassas wept in his chains and captivity,
which stayed the hands Of divine justice that were
raised against him. King David. murderer and
adulterer. con fessed his sins and was restored
to Gods favor. Nothing could be more sinful and
shameful than the conduct OF Mary Magdalen,
yet nothing could be enobling or more pleasing TO
God than her repentance and tears. God who is
truth itself. has said THE day and the moment
the sinner denounces his sins and returns TO Him,
his sins shall be cast into the depths of the sea
and buried in eternal oblivion Consider the
multitude OF penitential souls who have been IN
all ages striking monuments OF the mercies Of
God Oh. the uspeakable goodness and mercies
Of God. since our sins become the occasion Of our
happiness and glory How should love
God who draws our good from the evil commit
aga inst him. and turns to our salvation the very
sins which would have dragged Us into hell Oh
that all created beings would unite their voices TO
declare the wondrOus mercy of God.
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Harkin OFT Estate, one house and one lot.
The owners of the above pieces or tracts Of land
desiring to redeem them can do so 10y applying to
the Commissioners, at their office, before the time
of the sale. except in such where any Of said
lands were offered for sale the 1Ith day OF Sep
tember last, and were held over after bids were
made for the same.
John GAMPBELL, }
=. ". DAVIS. COmmis ssioners
JOSEPH HOGUE \
WILLIAM II. MCMULLES. Clerk.
Commissioners Office, Ebensburg. Oct. 2, 1882
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Satisfaction for Ten.

In our family of ten for over two years
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured headache.
malaria and other complaints so satisfactory
ly that we are in excellent health and no ex-
pense for doctors or other medicines C,ro7a-
icle
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"OH, why do they call the game cricket ~
Was asked by a man with a ticket
said a sportsman who heard
tWhN fhnN uranfnA q urnrH
That would linsIe most a1ts fneiT ~ Win wick.

TINT FVuIu IIIIk Z IuJsL HUtIN Win WlCket.|
The chief difference between cricket and base
Dali Is that the former comprises within its volu-
minous bounds eleven players and the latter only
nine players. Eleven cricketers make a club and
II may be said Of the similarity Of gures that nine
constitute base ball club.and "nine taflors make
man. This leads us to further remark concern
ing tailors that the very best place in Cambria
county at which TO buy ready-made clothing is at
the New York Clothing Hail, 21O Main street
Johnstown. The cold weather stock Of this house
Is large-goOd-stylish-che
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first election BOARD Of any new district shall be
selected and vacancies in election boards hlled
shall be provided by law. Election officers shall
De privileged from arrest upon day of election. and
while engaged IN making up and transmitting
returns except upon warrant Of a court OF record
or Judge thereof, for election fraud. for felony
or for wantOn breach Of the peace. In cities they
may claim exemption from jury duty during their
terms OF service.
SEC. IS. No person shall be qualified to serve as
an election officer who shallhold OF who shall with
in two months have held an office. or appointment
OF emUloymentiin or under the government Of the
United States, OF OF this State, Of any city or
county, OF any municipal board, commission or
trust In any city, save only justices Of the peace
and aldermen notaries public and persons iu the
military service OF the State; shall any cleo
tton officer be eligible TO any civil office 20 be filled
at an election ar which he shall serve only %
such subordinate municipal OF local officer. below
the grade of city or county officer shall be des
ignated by law.
And also the following Acts or Assembly now iu
f.rCc In tnLs SfItn viz
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r or coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis
laryngitis, and consumption in its early
STAGES nothing equals DR.. Pierce's "GOIden
Medical Discovery" 1t is also great blood
purifier and strength restorer or tonic, and
for liver complaint and cOStive condition of
gists 80
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AnSMPr This.

Can YOU find a case of Bright's Disease of
the Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that is curabie, that Hop Bitters
has not or cannot cure Ask your neighbors
If they can.
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SIRA1 HEIFER. to the Tm
~ Of the subscriber, in Clearheld township dur
ing the latter part Of last March, n red vearIing
heifer, with white stripe cross her Shoulders
No marks visible. The owner is requested locome
forward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away railing in which, she will be disposed of as
ths law directs JERRY DONAHOE.
Clearfeld TWp.. Oct 6 1850
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed having been appointed Auditor to
hear aud decide upon the exceptions filed to the
first and final account of Frederick Mouse, guar
dian Of John = and Charles A. Blakely. hereby
gives notice that he will sit at his Office in Ebens
burg on Tuesday, October L. 1859, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose of attending TO the
duties Of the above appointment; when and where
all parties interested may attend If they see pro
per. "a Y. Barker, Auditor.
Ebensburg. Sept. %. lsS2-3t.
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fisciion fs%fFa1 ! Proclamation !


w HEREAS, by an Act of the General Assem-
w bly, Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
entitled An Act TO regulate the General Elec
tions within this Commonwealth IL is enlo;ned
upon to give public notice Of said election and
TO enumerate in said notice what officers to be
elected. l. THOMAS GRIFFITH, High Sheriff Of the
County OF Cambria, In the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylyania, do hereby make known and give notice
70 the electors OF the county aforesaid, that Gen
eral Election viii be held in the said County OF
Cambria on he
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TOR SALE OR RENT-A we'll estab-
= nshed BLACKSMITH SHOP, with two good
sets OF tools and two forres veII fited ,-r fr
rage WORK and al in FIRST class condition. Post
livery an excellent location. Reasons for wishing
70 sen OF rent made known application. For
fGll particulars call on or address
EDWIN THOMAS
sept. =, lse2.-2m. EoensburgPa
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STRAY HELPER Strayed from the
~ premises of the subscriber. in Cambria town
ship. on the 4th inst a two-year-old black and
white spotted heifer: no marks. Any person hav-
ing knowledge of the wherea bouts Of said heifer
viii confer n favor the owner, who will pay all
expenses, by leaving sending word 70 the Eb-
nsburg post-efhce. NEAL MCKAY,
Cambria Twp Sept 20 lsS2.-5t.
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SEC J. That all elections hereafter held under
the laws Of this Commonwealth. the polls shall be
opened at seven O'cOck, A. NJ. aud close at seven
o'clock. P. NJ.
SEC :. Whenever there shall bc a vacancy in
an election board on the morning OF the election,
said vacancy shall be hlled in conformity with eN-
isting laws.
The Act of Assembly. entitled AN Act relating
TO the Election OF this Com mruweaIih.- 80 passed
July 2d. 1875, provides as follows. 70 wit
That the 1nsDec'o OTIS and Judges shall meet at
the respective places appointed for holding the
elections in the district 10 which they respective
" belong, before seven O'Clock in the morning OF
Tuesday November Z, and each said inspector shall
appoint one clerk, who shall be qualified voter Of
such district.
In case the person who shall have received the
second highest numh Of votes for Inspector N
not attend on the dayof election. then the per
son who shan have received the next highest num-
Der OF votes for Judge the next preceding eectOnO
shall act as Inspector in his place. And in case
the person whe sha shah have received the high
est number OF votes for Inspector shall not attend
thepersOn elected Judge shall appoint an inspector
IN ms place And in case.the person elected Judlee
shall not attend, then inspector who shalls have
receive the highest number OF votes. shall
appoint Judge in his place, and If anvsvRcancy
snail continue in the board for the spuce Of one
hour fter the time fixed by law the opening Of
tie election. the qualified voters OF the township
ward, OF district for which such officers have been
elected shall elect some OF their humber to I'll the
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE

IL Estate of MAGDALENA WEAKLACD decd
Letters testamentary to the estate Of MagdaIeDa
Weakland, late Of Allegheny township deceased
hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate
that prompt payment must be made and those
having claims or demands against the same should
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment. FRANK L IIT~TT,E Fvacufo-
Allegheny Twp. Oct. 8, Iss2.-6tR
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STRAN CAIILE.-Camet to the farm
- of the subscribe, iu CIearieIl township Cam
lIld g lhtN On OF about The lst ei august last two
head of yearlings-a steer and heira-. me s--l-
Us red and white and the -yiler hrs white baa-
and speekled sides. No marks. The owner is
hereby notified 70 come forward, prove rupertv
pay chalges and take them away otherri Sc they
viii De disposed ol accgrdlu- J0 law.
JOHN EcDEP lITT.
Clearfcld TEn-. SeUL. l5. -.,.-.t
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A SSIGNFE,S NOTIrE -Nn-i.e !

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Notfce Is
"a hereby given that John Lame-raux of
Blacklie6 township, Cambria county. PA. and
Margaret his wife, by deed of voluu tary assign
ment have assigned an the estate real and nrr-
sonal, Of tie said John lamereHuLf % 4. r. TinfIa
Of the same township. county and state M resaiG
in trust for the benefit lf The creditors af She SAID
John Lamere8uE. All persons. therefore fndaht-
ed % the said John LsmereauL wiIl make paw
meut 20 the said Assignee. aud those h1EIrr
claims demands VIII make known the sarc
without delay. A. T. BTNDLE.
Assignee of John Isrn-reruE
Blacklick Twp, Sept. S. Iss2.-sL
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SHOCKING RAILROAD FATALITY.

ONE or THE MOST RESPECTED CITIZENS OF
EBENsBURG MEETS WITH A HORRIBLE
DEATH AT KAYLOR's STATION.
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.NECTTRIN NOTICE.

H'AEOb ltlA NOAllE.
IL Estate lf JOSH krLL1Ns. decd
Letters testsmentAry 90 the estate uf Tl1u XIII
ms late o. Barr township, Cambria county rel. y
nave been grated 10 the unlersi EleI. who here
by notihes All perEOnS Indebted tD said estate thrt
payment must be made without DELAY. ANA those
having claims OF demands aEalnsl the same Vii
be required 90 have them property authentic falr,G
for settlement and present them %
CATH ARTNE E1LTTNS
St. Nicholas Sept. 15. 1ss1-1t Fysruf-fx
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THE MODE OF rOTJNG.
CHANGE IN TIE MODE OK VOTING.

The attention Of all qualified voters Is direct
to the following Act Of Assembly regulating @
mode Of voting in this Commonwealth