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MY DEAR FIREMAN. see an article in
the Altoona SltndaV Morning of July 3Oth,
headed ''a bold operation, " and which was
clipped from the JOhnstOwn Tribune Of July
oath It speaks of an operation performed
by DrS Logan and McCOV upon a man
named Grady, of Minersvile The gst of
the article is a loud advertisement tor the
aforesaid doctors at the disparagement of
other physicians. and especially of Professor
Agnew, of the University of Pennsylvania
That the article was published at the inSti-
CATION of Logan and Mccoy ] cannot believe :;
vet their tacit approval of such an article
Gives them a shade of the Odium which halos
quacks. Were the matter set forth in the ar
ticle even true, it would be unprofessioual
on the part of said gentlemen to permit it to
come before the public. But it is not true
The disease which afflicted Grady, Judging
from the description given in the article,
must have been either a psOas or a lilac alb
SceSS. While there is sufficient similarity
between an abscess pointing below Poupart's
LiGament au an aneUrism Of the upper pOT-
tiOn of the femoTai artery to cOnfOund those
unacquainted with surgery, such an error
would not likely he committed by a skillfuI
surgeon. And if the diagnosis in the case in
question was so obscure as to be beyond the
discovery of Professor ACnew, il was surely
rash on the part Of LOgaIhand Mccoy to Op-
crate. Because it happened to be an abscess.
Logan and Mccoy receive praise. Had it
been an aneurism, and had the patient died
nnder the knife, nothing would probably
ever have been said of the matter.
| do lot believe, however, that Professor
Agnew's diagnosis was correctly set forth i'm
the article. Had he been of theOpiniOn that
the tumOT was an aneuTisn, he would likely
have operated, either by com preston or liga-
ton. It is more probable that he considered
It pSoas abScesS, and wisely put his patient
on preliminary treatment for operation
In hospitals, patients are not always told all
the particulars about their disease, nor Is the
plan Of treatment always laid down to them
IN detail. They often catch up words drop
ped by the doctors, out Of which they make
diagnosis of their own, and then ascribe is to
the doctors. Whether Grady did this / do
not knO, but if he did not the JOhnstOwn
Tribune has evidently been diseracefully
misrepresenting things
As regards the Cranky reference made
IN the latter part of the article to President
Garfelds physicians, it is too plainly the
bom0astic nonsense Of newspaper quack
to need comment.
There are other Inconsistencies in the arti-
Gle which might point out but / will cor
tent myself by merely requesting the writer
OF the article to let us know when Grady
VINO ne said would De out in a few days, will
have recovered
A hshlnG party, consisting of ladies and
gentlemen, went out from our town yester-
day afternoon, and did the sport honor at
Nagle's daTd and along Chest creek. They
say that the 'creek is not worth a DAM for
any other purpose tLan fishing since Nagle's
mill burned down, and that as for fishing it
could not be better by dam site.
WALLCLIFF
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thankful am to You for your advice.
Yours truly, MRs. CORNELIA ALLISON.
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LESSONS ssoRT-u.~D

II class OF 10 oi u persons can be Sc
cured, | will give a course of lessons in The
ART OF SHORT HAND WRITING in Ebensburg
al an early day.
For terms and other particulars. persons
interested will please address
j. FRANK CONDON.
0uiy =, ISoZ.-4t. JOhnstoWn, Pa.
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DEATH Or NRs- MARIA CURRv.-We no
ted the fact last week that Mrs. Maria Cur
~, or Altoona, a cOusin of the editor Of this
paper, nad been stricken with paralysis, and
now u becomes our painful DUTY to record
the death of that really good woman, which
occurred about II O'clock on last Monday
hl2ht. Mrs. Curry's maiden name was Cone
ana her age about 64 years. We are rot sure
as 20 tne place of her birth, but know that
lieaily II not her entire life was spent in Blair
county, PRINCIPALS at Newry, HOlIidaysburg
anu ALTOONA. She was prOverbial for her
hIhuhess OF heart, geniality Of disposition,
slHcere devotion to her duties as a wife and
LlVther, and earnest attention to the Obliga-
Iohs imposed upon her as a faithful and de
EouI member of the Catholic Church. Her
uusDand, David Curry, now a fTail Old man,
ana hVe children, James f. Curry, foreman
IN the finishing department of the P. r. r.
machine shop, Mrs. Edward Coll, Mrs. Al
pert Coll, John A. Curry machinist. and Miss
Emma Curry, survive to monrn her loss, re-
we're her memory and eXtol her virtues. Her
only other Immediate relatives, a dozen or
more grandchildren excepted, arc a sister
and brother, Mrs Charles HartZOg, of HOlli-
daysburg, and Philip p. Cope, a printer, now
ard for several years past employed on the
Daity Times, Philadelphia, Of which city he
has been resident for nearly half his life
time. The funeral obsequies took place this
(Ihursday) morning, and as the deceased
lady was widely known and greatly beloved,
the number in attendance at the last sad rites
was exceedingly large, the funeral cortege
being one of the longest ever witnessed in
that city. A solemn High Mass of requiem
for the TepOse of her soul was celebrated, "a
touching. eloquent sermon delivered, and all
the other funereal ceremonies performed at
St Johns church, whittier her remains were
taken before being consigned to their last
earthly resting place in the Catholic cemete-
~. And now it only remains for rs to add
our heartfelt prayer to the many which will
ascend to the ThrODe of Grace on behalf of
one whom we are sure sought to serve God
with a pure heart, train her children with an
eye single to their temporal and eternal well
fare. and do unto others at all times and un-
der all circumstances what she would have
others do unto her. May her soul rest in
peace perpetual.
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SWEET ALrcE--0. don't you remember sweet
Alice, Ben Bolt sweet Alice SO graceful and so
tiii-Who so often had averred that she would
never SPEAK a word. 20 q man who didn't buy his
''duds Al New y ork Clothing Hall. A hue. tidy
girl was sweet Alice, Ben Bolt and neatuess in
attire was her style, and that was why she did de-
test those men who never did invest in Coheus
clothlng any Of their gTeenback pile. No 30
Main street, Johnstown, opposit Opera House.
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MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.-N Jwhere beneath
the sun, matter where a man may run. can
there be found in choice array, so huge n stock
we're free to say, men ard boys always find.
Hau. so large and neat, in Johnstown. famed
Clinton street. where treatment fair you'll always
meet, rom Jas. J. Murphy, kind, discreet. whose
goods and prices none can beat, all which is true.
or we vii treat
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FREE OF CHARGE

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re-
quested to call at James Drug Store, Ebens-
burg, and get a Trial Bottle of DR. Kings
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION. free OF
charge, which will convince them of its won
derful merits and show what a regular dollar
size bottle will DO. Call early.
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sIlarkIfng Eyes.

hosy cheeks and clear complexion only ac-
CoiI pahy good health. Parker's Ginger Ton
blood. and brings health, Joyous spirits.
strength and beauty. Ladies try ft.-Basqar'
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A PERSONAL REFLECTIoN-Busticus aroused
his wife from sound sleep tother night. saying
he mad seen ghost in shape OF an ass. '' Oh, let
mo Sleep said the sensible womau-we know
she is sensible because she buys all the SHOES her
self and family need, where the best and cheapest
can always be boughtat Blumenthal's Great East
ern Boot and Shoe store, 1lI9 Eleventh avenue,
Altoona. Pa.
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The owners Of the above pieces or tracts Of land
desiring to redeem them, can do so by applying 70
the Commissioners at their office before the time
of the sale
JOHN CAMPBELL,
S W. DAVIS. commissioners.
JOSEPH HOCUE.
W. H. hICNULLES. Clerk.
Commissioner ONCE, Ebensburg, Aug. :, 1ss7.
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WE hope they're coming, Mr. Owens. as
we've told them oft before, for saving mon
ey IS an object which should attract them to
your store We mean, of course, the people.
who are we'll aware, we know, that they can't
buy any cheaper, no matter where they 90.
So here's success to you, friend John. and
may you never fail to find Joy and profit
both in selling cheapest goods of every kind.
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MCDONALD, LoTetto. has just received a
carload of a No. 1-salt which he proposes
70 supply to his customers at prices cheaper
tnan the cheapest. He is also selling off all
alhds OF summer goods at greatly reduced
rs nI,eInires. IN order to make room for an early
taii stock, Call and see.
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Notice to IaElaYRTS.

Il n accordance with an Act Of the General As
Il sembly of this Commonwealth approved ths
5th day Of April. 1s72. relating 20 the collection
Of taxes IN Cambra county. notice ls hereby given
% taxpayers residing Ia the districts below named
that the County Treasurer, in compliance with the
p Section Of said Act. viii attend az the places Of
holding the Township and Borough elections On
caIrluu the
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the mat
"a ter Of the assigned estate Of Joseph Van Or
mer and wife.
Having been appointed Auditor to ascertain the
amount due all persons claiming preference out
of the fund in the hands of the Assignee for the
wages of labor. hereby give notice that will
attend to the duties of my appointment at the
hotel Of John Bender. in St. Augustine, on Tues
day, 29fh daU Of august, at O'Clock, A. M, when
and where all interested may attend.
7. A. SHOEMAKER. Auditor.
Ebensburg, Aug. Il, 1SS2.-3t.
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE under
"a signed Auditor, appoinsed by the Orphans
Court to distribute the fund in the hands of Geo.
W. Empfeld, Executor Of Abraham Maxim, decd,
shown by his Grst and final account. hereby
gives notice that he will sit at his Office in Ebens
burg, SdtlrdEg august eSth 1859. at O'Clock.
P. NJ. for the purpose OF attending the duties OF
his appointment, at which time and place all par
ties interested may attend. If they see proper.
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor
Ebensburg. Aug. II. 1sS2,-3t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Seated and UnSGatHd
LANDS!
Monday, the llth daV September. 1882.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
u viii offer at public sale, at the Court House in
EbeflSbtrQ on
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SHERIFF's SALF.-FolIowiuo is the list of
properties to be disposed of by Sheriff Grif-
nth, the first one in Johnstown on Saturday.
sept. I'd, and the remaining six at the Court
House N this place on Monday following:
House and lot oferound in 5th ward, Johnstown;
property Of Roger Davis
All the right, title and interest Of Abraham
LongenecEer Of in and 10 106 acres more or less
about 20 acres cleared, in BIacklick township
Also, acres. more less Of land in Reade
township /: the property of William HupslOyy
Also. 100 acres. more less owned bv John
I1amereauX and situated in Blacklick towhship
,;AIso, e acres more OF less, Of John Martin. in
Cleariield township.
Also, 40 acres, more OF less the property Of Ab-
her Lloyd in Susquehanna township
Also 100 acres more or less the pr6uertv Of ohm
Lamereaux. partly in Blacklick and partly in
Jackson township.
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OFFICIAL. CHANGES AT ST. FRANCIS Coz
LEGE. of st. Francis College,
LOrettO, held their trienniaI election for the
choice of officers of the Brotherhood on We'd
nesday OF last week, with the following re-
suit: Superior, Brother AngelUs Assistant,
Brother Joseph Treasurer, Brother Glenn
ent ProcuratOr, Brother Alphonsus; Master
If Novices, Brother Paul.
Brother Angelus succeeds Brother Law
renee, who has filled the position of Superior
for the past twenty five or thirty years. The
office is one that requires fTSt-claSs business
capacity, and we think we express the unan-
imOus opinion of those who have had bust
ness relations with Brother La wrence when
we say that he possessed that qualification in
an eminent degree. He acted promptly i'm
everything of a business character that he
was called upon to perform, and did it in such
a way as to command the respect and conf
dence Of all with whom he was brought into
worldly negotiations. His administration of
his responsible trust must necessarily have
been Of great benefit in a financial point of
view to the college. Our own intercourse
with him was always of the most pleasant
and agreeable nature, and in our frequent,
although not extensive, business relations
with him we invariably found Brother Law
the broadest sense of the teTm-and we shall
always entertain for him a sincere feeling of
respect That Brother Angelus. who has
long been connected with the college. viii
prove to be a worthy successor Of Brother
Lawrence, we do not entertain the least
doubt. Heaven bless and prosper them all.
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""". M. NENNIlFFWFlr ErfHINFu ENETfFnUr Of
-r COUNTY, Gf0pted June f5. 1851
s-.-. Tho time ur opening and closing the uorIs
---rr.r5 md hOroughs shall be n follows .
pole shall he opened at 1 O'Clock P. NJ, and
-. ..a.Hr- p. NJ
y- The C0mmitteeren in the respective
--sr..z and bor0ughs shall be Judges Of the
-.-- Elections who shall appoint two lnsDec-
es-L t~a Herks, who shall be members Of the
81 q Formal papers shall he sent to the Com
Hs.-rT hv the Chairman. and each Commit
-.- -UH' mike triULicare returns, signed bv
Fr'Er and INSPECTORS and attested by the
-.r Ono of said returns shall be uos-ed IN IN
rrE place NJ the place Of holding the
-r- Immediately after the returns are made
! -.-H I.-- of names of the parties voting at
Primary Election. Also one % z7id returns
.a-7.- .- the hands Of the County Committee
-.arrH district, and one COPY Of said return
I.sr n. voters. % be sealed MP and returned
/ r.a Return Judge 20 the Chairman OF County
--r-.r. The tickets TO be sealed up and kept
/ -ra Com wff-pau1u for so davs
S1r Parties shall only he allowed to vote AT
place ut holding the General Election. In the
-- where they actually reside And none
vote except those that voted the Democratic
20 NJ Che preceding General Election EXCEPT
who have arrived 1t the age Of y wears since
az- General Election, and declare themselves
S. g. The Committeeman shall he elected by
- nj -he day Of rhe Primary Election.
s7. F The newly elected Committee shall elect
Chairman by ballot at their first regular
s.. ?. The Chairman shall remain in office un-
-= SCISSOR iz elected.
So s. TroChairman shall call meeting Of the
elected Committee within IS DAYS from the
Primary Election.
,-- p The newly elected Chairman shall nom
- E.s Secretary.
q. ANY contested nomination shall be tried
-.r.. County Committee after formal. succffc
-E rE .G contested CHses gt law. No case Of
PES. snail he entertained, unless specific
ore preferred aud placed In the hands OF
..a.rr.u 1t County Committee within GOdav=
election When notice shall be given TO the
---ls contested within dve DAYS
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AT O'Clock II. VI. the following pieces and
tracts of Seated and Unseated Lands which were
purchased at Treasures sales and have been held
nve years, subject to but without redemption:
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VOTE FOR
JOHN NJ. KING,

FO r A 8 & ENIBLY,
At the Democratic Primary Election, AHg 18TH 1852,
SHERIFF.-We are requested to an
- nounce that the name Of JOSIAH WATERS. OF
Johnstown, wiz be presented to the Democrats Of
the rules governing the party, at the approaching
primary election.
SHERIFF. At the solicitation of
~ a number Of friends I hereby offer myself 10
the Democracy Of Cambria county a candidate
for Sheriff; aud will abide by their decision at the
coming primary election. j. a. LUTHER,
Carroll Twp, June O. 1882
GHERIFF.-The undersigned will be
~ a candidate for nomination at the approach
ing Democratic primary election. subject OF course
Cambria county. and hopes to be deemed worthy
Of the favorable consideration Of MS personal aud
Allegheny Twp, April u, 1ss2.-te.
DOOR DIRECTOR.-We are author
A lied to announce that Charles FLICK, Of Lo-
retto borough will he candidate for Poor House
Director at the coming Democratic primary cleo
ton, the result Of which he pledges himself to
abide by.
DOOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.-We
Il are authorized 10 anne unce that JOHN RoRA-
BAUGH. of CroyIe township. Will be a candidate
for Poor House Director at the coming Democra lie
primary election, subject TO the rules governing
the party.
DOOI 1OOSE Dl1EClOR.-N
Il arc authorized to announce that JACoB WAR
MIR. Of Washington township. will be candidate
for Poor House Director subject TO the rules which
govern Democratic primary elections. and If nom
mated and elected he pledges himself to the
taxpayers of the county to the best Of HIS ability
DOOR DIRECTOR.-We are author
L ized to announce the name Of john CARNEY
Of Allegheny township. n candida for Poor Di-
rector ut the approaching Democratic primary cleo
tion. Having been Democrat all his life and be-
lieving himself competent to dischorge the duties
of Gf co md
earnestly sOlicits the support of his personal and
political friends throughout the county.
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STATIONARY ENGINE FOR SALE,
~ with Boiler and other appurtenances. in good
repair. Can be seen al the Souman shan COliiery,
Benscreek Station, p X. X.
n. B, WESTBROOK,
Sonman, june 9. lSs2-a. P. X. r. Agent.
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On last Saturday night, while a voung
man named John Keresy, of Altoona. was
out walking with young lady named Annie
Davis, so the story goes, they entered the
grounds Of the McCauley residence, where
they were approached bv eolored man who
SAID he was authorized to arrest any tres
passers On the premises. They started to
leave the grounds, but he intercepted them
and caught hold of the girl and dragged her
INTO the woods. KeTeSy followed them,
whereupOn the negro shot at him several
times, one of the shots taking effect i'm his
BACK. The girl, in a subsequent interview
with the police, said that the colored man.
after dragging her into the woods and threat
enlng to kill her, succeeded in violating her
person, and then made his escape. Thus far,
we believe, the police have failed to find the
right negro. Keresy's wound is serious, but
not neces sarily fatal -
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

"a Estate Of IoHN GREW deed
Letters Of administration on the estate Of John
Grew, late OF Wllmorc borough. Cambria county.
deceased having been granted 70 the uudersftguefi
notice is hereby given % an persons indebted to
SAID estate 70 make Immediate payment, and those
having claims OF demands against the estate of
said decedent VIII make known the same without
delay 70 MARGAREr GREW.
Administrator Of JOHN GREW, decd
Wilmore. July IS, ISs2.-6t#
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~ ises of the subscriber. IN Allegheny township,
on OF about the nrst of June last red steer with
a white stripe on his hack. commencing nt hips,
and supposed 20 be about two years old The own
OF rs requested 20 come forward, prove properly,
pay charges and taae him away falling iu which
the steer win be a fsp0sed Of as the law directs.
ANDREW MUCOY.
Anegheny Twp. aug. 4. Iss2.-st.
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DOOR HOTSE DIRECTOR.-Me
AUDTTOR,s NOTICE-The under

a UDITOR'S NOTICE. The under
IA signed Auditor, appointed by the Orphans
Court Of Cambria county to report distribution Of
the fund in the hands Of Francis J. Baker, Ad-
m ministrat0T Of Apollonia Baker, late of Susque-
hanna township, deceased, hereby notifies all par
ties interested that he viii sit atrhis office in Eb-
ensburg, on Tuesday august 20, 1852 at 1 O'Clock
=. NJ. when and where all persons interested may
attend, If they see proper.
NJ. D. KTTTELI, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Aug. Il. lss2.-3t
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County, Poor and State Taxes

AHst-7eN ApE AHt Il car Aea4e
Reade Twp. and 1Iillyile Bore, lst Wari-7fon-
day. August lsth.
White Twp. and AillvIlle B1ro', u Ward-Tues-
dav. august 18th.
Chest i 'Fn and t'rospect-fY Ycdnesday. AuR. 1gth.
rider ana laylor lTus--I thursday. Aug 1-th.
SUsquehauna and COnernaugl TWINS Friday An
gust 18Th.
Carroll and Stonyereek Twps-7Tonday, Aug gIst.
oaTrulltown Bor. and Lover Nowcr Twp.--Tues-
day. August I'D.
Barr and Upper Toder "Wednesday Aug
INST I'D.
Blncklick and Adams thursday Aug 2tth.
Jackson and Kichland IWps.- Friday Aug. 25th,
Cambria TWp-Mouday. August 18th.
EhcnsburV. East Ward-TuesiHy. August 10Th.
Ebensburg, Vest Ward-N cduesday. Aug- 30th.
And. in accordance with the p section OF said
Act. upon an taxes paid 20 the Treasurer on on e
fore the lst day OF September there viii be de-
ducti0n of FTvE rEB CENT. while frc per cerf vii
be added % all unpaid taxes and placed fn no
hands Of constable FOR collection.
J.. A KENNEDY. Co. Treasurer.
Treasurer's once June .. 1sS2-st
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A SSEMBLY.-JosEPH MCDoNALD.
~ Of Ebensburg, viii be candidate for nomI-
nation, subject to Democratic rules. at the next
primary election for Cambria county.
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CHERIFF.- nndersisned win he
DOOR nIRFCrOR We are anthnr-

\ lied to announce that Charles Flick of Lo-
rettO borough. will he a candidate for Poor House
Director at the coming Democratic primary cleo
tion, the result Of which he pledges himself to
abide by.
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Il are authorized 10 anne unce that JOHN RoRA-
BAUGH, of Croyle township, viii he a candidate
for Poor House Director at the coming Democra lie
primary election, subject TO the rules governing
the party.