J I
freeman.
fimbria
. TIT A Y 90. 1871.
:.onU. I"
JL AjiDjRSONAl.
"T.N1, CKES-50S ILWI. KOAI)
nrf wUl run a-follow:-
piHTl ,,,,ectmr wjth Cresson .o-.J-iinoT-Ji'-."1,:
, vu..iHi: Went at 7:4 :
"dipJ to Jul will reach
r P--l and l riilaelpbt fcipma i-astat
.-isfr-I.fBVP Creaaaon
tTr5?. id reach Ebeusburg at 12:05
'li"' r ,,n departure cf Philadelphia.
Kbenibur at 9U30.
, ,IShl M4t U,,P "OHle-
and Hr approaches
'lol r B,rge8a is 1 Duk.
n,p? other inn, cuuiuu cci.v.u.
6 ,.e aCcetilablT.
TlwiziaS Johnitown borough to
Si'o amJaut of $50.UbO ha ?aw-
r-Vhtten of the finny tribe, called
.as caught in the Juniata river
'"rl:u.ble ',rtb iu Ce,,lr? township.
-r 'ItT. Kilkenny cat like, kicked
"J' i few daT ago.
i3" .:. ilia t:o.iceria indulged in o'
-.n'aukerous leiii.es w liich doth
a eue-ib. uur bed room window.
?, ee"4"' n,,d uul l,'-e caet iron
e d liore inouiiniif; arrangement
;"eAeJ in irout ot Frai.k SLuem.-
I'mib-i in tins r"n,-c .....,.-.,.....
. j - rl.i.tt at t.n rer pent.
"i fit 01 p'""'""" -- r
? ' ...c'and no rU-k..lei us hear from Inn
t ..veinats are rather cool yet for bid
'." a!ie.t".iv have an iv in. Oct jour
y.boab, for il.e etm irncy .
"p r j'aKiJ, cl Chttrji.iil townshi5. Fu-
fJVr'e L eilins, nd knock!
V' rt while. He is row mcoverit-g.
. .. u.'-lCfci! Us! eta. i ua.iug i.au !
;.,.! :a reuoverinir fiowlv. and ihe
;i its low are mm w iu
il,r. n:n nai:itd Ai.dtrauu was ee-
a luum
B ' uu - - -. .
. ... tt f: hir upon bim ot at
old
f " " J . III .!. .
ii:tli w:s be. iij? toru uowu near uiana
err Al.'-Uii, sealer of weights tod
is ii u; .uJiitT, has been arrested uud
,;inr(fr trial at cuurl lor X4Ctir.g iile-
eaoSi Da LAa.til Uussmgcr, oi jouus-
-FcUr'an. cartiidatea and loafers take to
n'uit very kindly. They mar bo seen
j.jtiif hour of tte day j;.ntii.$; in the
uJuiracg tobacco juka ii ail d'.sec-
tett'eman wi'-h tbe wbiie pluj; bat
-ai::iU and oi re-p!etiont irritrei..
jrj!fcs the wearer !jo!iud very n i.u-
-ui out for counterfeit JSC KreenbackH.
"a; are ia c;.-culai.Mi, but as e aie eiaaipt
i' . .-;'. of i'.y kiui, the Inlortuttioa
''.'j'd-t to tia, though it may - to oui cT
-Th i'er iu tde Suf nehanna went no
. I M. - 1.'
ill r. iiu cme uiu fciiu,
i iuu.btr rails aiickirg in itie trextn
.; i- rij to iuiukct. Had juke on
:i -ior.-u.:i.
-?.i.t tuflwm if tbere i? f-nr j.lce
t. -,t '..otue lf.e vatr is thun out,
: ! y is btco;i e Ciiari..u. Ttiis i l:it
a:npctrof ubro bing u.ilaiia and puri
:f Lie itui.ir.h.e.
-S'e ho;;i 1 -HYt ifcoi.?tructed (leis i F"'
".iilf dreit;s:-ir.erl this week. but. e hare
ly ;ri;a::v hb'io to io o. We b pe
ij :a:ers .thing u be recortstrecied on
iri jjfxls rj-.e.-tioa iii c,o tLere to hare it
;.t the iarue, Lawevtr.
-ih? rclio man oes to the tioub'i of in.
: ru liit he don't take hi rookt'i'a iii
v.dr, i. , by a ut s!;nr i.ii i.ke an
i fni.i.jr.oj wtiiliy bottle. Ol course he
'! ;re wou d oe an iinamiise Ueaiiid for
irt cu'iaadifh hrn tru.t, ii tie tli :.
Iftthtliaria Demociat has iu tnr: donned
' fiery aii.ee it bar revered to iu former
:itW:, J. B. Saz.ioai. who Sta aau-
isauii with him ij its puljhcntion, and
i-i.ot only a nearer b:.t a much better
";r tban urdi-r ti:e oIJ di.-pei:aiiou.
-d Leu in l'liishvalffcT ti vi-hin. Indiana
tau, Lag -..rulureJ an the size of a
wwtietR.itsid of -fhich ii a pe-lect eeg
f U oruiMtj 1 he question is, how did
A-loii: ard th. other nucttion is. what in
1-eii vjj.Jerhis.itiuto hens auvhowV
i way, of iheb'rraof Leoimon &.
-rraj. r.-is re;ur:.ed from turn a in't
a-goof Mirgood, 0f which we hll have
"J f I irt fui!, txt .ij. Tu the Wtiu .
- ttelacifli faiticuUrlr are invited to call
'---i2vf i!,lr flutf dt;lA t utw jewelry
-A jo.i.g !r;ot)j r,f 0rs got yery impatient
, .;g,cn u'1 -he other evening, uot
s.a.i.wg hsij been waiting o a hand
- tu. in.tV.s young female oc'.y a few
Z'f ''Jre tt,;d d:i"'1 tt" aianitt impa-
--irtnad-ime. The weather wasa't a
-strx-y either.
iiAA.f.'",ie lrT:oyad ;n the railroad shops
i."i ",s "fitten au elaborate treatise in
" UBCHj-ll.! V r-i.itlr,..., t w;M I .
9 the celeslial bodies are immova-
. au! ti
f " U co 'uch f-'eneral al
.'t'-UtLe tnatu-r wiih the S
attraction
W At I .
t rest, il iq t..;.t i ,.,t
'c-Sr ''' Plants beionug to one
r:z,:r' oa cdr.e.-lay ni-Ut last, tnd
'i' " M K, -bat do afnotint of favora
" r " be corap!ient to the task of
'tk'ii--u i an-r ' l!e aforesaid plants.
45. " very brie, but affecting
-m! V1, -!''" and they wilbud.
ucr, vi luin place, ua
:.f.f.. 5'- ttie contract for coverincr the
" a' L i t0iic cLurch at Loretto with
',0re i t!ie tid of another pnrty was
-trtVJ1. lW0vl'Unil,e,! dollars less tliau Mr.
;;a' ' ' Vaiiio is one of the 'jest wore
8 Itie State, and nr.r nrl tVir it l.o wilf
rlf0Ml. ob that will prove a
' aga:nst th. element..
'"portant elir.ir l i i- : ii
1 of the P'nsylvatiia Itailroad. and
"ivk t. .' u'e Dw arrang.aieut on our
e it ii ? "pparent Ironi the ached-
r " ncaa . this column. The train
ir,M. -'"w ai o o clock ia the morning,
"7 anaiita .i i ...-.. i
Jri i -.ii biiH.i iiciviuiuir, aim
Ir tile .veiiinc at ii 'Aft. or nhnnt nna
'lCii...r.i . -T. . . .
y ma former schtaule time
.. -uUiC i lllirA At t . . W n J hi n
,1, bDtT, Hipped on a scTthe and cut a
! t, ru froin ona of h 1 imba not long
Wm.CoKeW. of Blacklick town-
I';I. J I sun Pck iu oue of hi
,Q gmg;n a clay bank, on Friday
:cafn, , ""K"1 bare picket on a better
-To, , i"i oi places just men.
e!li0J? House of ilr. Wni'. A .' Bag
!.,,", '' l0nihip, about one sod a half
!;, J! . 01 arrolltowD, was burned to
,:ii.ri ' Tery n"cl of be fnrniture it
i nursday of last week. iir. B.
' ' 0 lira . I . . . .
W th. . " T
.u.rsi ai time, nut it is
g a fire in the stove, pat
bt hm in- charge of the hoiase,
it f " PT't n,i fi to the roof- Loan
t'j.i . .-,
-0-I
tha
AllhaDian, has not put in an ap-
r tin . ... -. . : i .
4. .
t(, f... . u...ll1
um!; eo circumaiaD-
rr .w COr-e"',u i" iheleat.
Judg-
;- -;i l.e'mg made to resuscitate
'ii,, ' U8 chap whom it anr.onnced in iia
'.. ' iSVlEcr o.-.i.a trv tYn .;tr. In -,.... ...
i i t . . cf htttou-holes, oHa'l go hence
''-ip cr' R' t i, the deHiartd ii ar t lo
",' Hi! J,! . o.. 1 .. 1 I .
t ; rI i vuuMuriniun.
There are two way of footing a bill, as we
have learned to our Borrow. One is to pay it
Hnd tbe other is to run ofl and leave it unpaid!
The la'.ter method was tried tu us this week;
or "at least e only learned of it then, by no
less than five contemptible cus?ea who left us
iu the lurch to the tune of about l7.
Wubio the past twelve days four houses
in ludi:m county those of George Varrer
and John Stewart, in East Mahoning tow uship,
Thos Dunlan, in South Mahoning township,
and E. 13. Wiudowson, in Green townshro as
well as the house ol Win. Gall, in JeUWrjon
county, near the Indiana county line, with
moftof their content, were destroyed bv tire.
Defective Cues did tbe work for thieeol them,
eparks-on the roof and a stovepipe hole
through a kitchen roof did the balance.
An eSfort. is being made by several gen
tlemen in thi county to get up an excursion
patty to California over the Pacific railroad.
The party is to coLaist of some twenty Cve
genial spirits, and the time fixed for departure
is early in ihe coming month, if the project can
be perfected in 6eaou. It id intended to mike
a Vriel' bo,ourn at all the prominent points
along the route, and to be absent about a
rnonth. Sixty dollnra apiece is thought to he
ttufScient to cover all the expenses of the trip.
A very edifying and successful .Mission
has beeu in progress at the Catholic church in
this place since Sunday last, uaud rtarly every
member of the, congregation, as well as t-ome
belonging to i.eighboring congregation;, ha v.e
atteuded the exercises and partaken uf tbs
holy sacrament, undtx the niiuiitrutioiis cf the
two good and efficient priests conducting the
Slission, Fathers William aud.Bafril, of the
order of Passionists. We believe the Mission
will close on Sunday., but wo hope the good
work it will then have completed will bear
abundant fruit lor many years to cocne..
Ti e ways of Providence are Liscrut:ble
A can iu Iowa refused to t:ilte bis paper from
the post flioe, when owing io or three jeais
subscription, and the next day he was kicked
to death bv a bosse. Ths colticidence is cer
tain! r s:i guUr. but .to do t:ot knoiv ih.it, it can
be regaded as a nin'ple t'.itt kicki:.g !iorpe
have a settled antipathy to delinquent subscri
bers. However, the evciit we h ive sneriiiotsed
n:ay be taken a a warning by rome people who
left their iiiuues on our books m this, iTianncr,
and they will do well .to give, all hordes a. aide
berth. There ii no ttilii'.g trhat u:ht hrer; ,
you know. .t
We have been rrqested to state, and -.re do
it with pleasure, that. ih. grand, annual "lay
party ot the la.d'e.1 of S. John's (t':!:olic)
cbirrh Altooa. will La held en 1'liursday
nexi,2oth iust. Tha congregation in question
have a magnificent paik of their own, and
there is no place in the country where such
festivities ar. gotten up on a more elaborate
scale, or where (ho p-m'gipaats tnjoy theiq
Be'res iu a moreralioua. and retllv de'ighrt.jl
manner, and . hncQ we hope lh:it tie Uay
party there on Thursday next vill bo as mc
ceifu! as it will be productive of aocial erjoy-int-nt
at.d innocent recreatiop. .
Tie danger of leaving Lij hole- lying
around loose vs exemplified t' tiie great dis
comfort of a fiiiud d' eurs a few d.iys aj;.
Said ti'.eiid, bei:g alilictel wiih spring fever r
some other bubtle coiupliint, rt'pairad to a hay
blow to ret himself, and havirg fallen into an
urquiet slumber rolled out ol the hay-mow
hole ai d brought tp on the board walk beneath,
a good deal worse for his somoHiiihuliaiie ad
venture lie is able to be about agnin
ports one lib fractured, he thinks, nni'
but re
a L'i ne
i.r.sctuing Of Ins physical apparatus. 1 be ac
chleni. however, has learner1 Hm r liwin, an 1
tint is, never to roost so high ai i.ia i.. c
I.nc.Ki. Legislation The followit-. ig the
Act iviatirg toappeau from t lie riefisiuii !
the Commis.-iur.rrs to the Courts, in ihe matter
of tho Ji.ssessrnent of taxes in ibis and several
other counties of th State, as it hs been
au.ei. In! ai.d adopted by the Legislature and
signed by the Governor:
An AiT reifttit.ir Jotl.o Assrsvsrrjer.t of Tiixt-s
iu iln; t'oiMiiit's of Schuylkill, UuuvLa, iiidi
iiiik. Souieist-t und Cambria.
2Jr it tntKtcd the ficti'tU nnd fnuase of Hepre-
r:i''.liVi,f of.t'nr 'oiHKwnircaUli uf l'tn;:.-u'.r in:'.:,
in o ;; ril'A ifio.'; itu:t. an-1 it l-t h-r--l-n ;ci. -f
otf v.. 'ftorif ? the.' i'vnc : Thut any frit-holder
it the cr.uuUe of s.-huylkill, lutiipiiiii. Indi
ana, Somerset an.d Cuiilii ia, r owner of r !
erty iu uid oouiiin-s who inn y f'gt-l JsvRrieved 1 y
any ajasc-smiient of t ht- profn-rt j ;1 Mi-.-h t n-rlitihi-cr
or owner,. and to tUssatishijil wfth tho ikoi
siun of the com m loners of the county t.pnu
an appeal maily tu thi ia from the m! 1 a.--s-uiG-
r : mav ajip"-ul from tb'? t!i'ci.;:i of said
;iiiindsMom s'o-:r.' voitrt of rrinou p'.ras of
Paid routitr. An ! for tlua f"-P' n::y Dte
tteut to me aid fM'vr ;ir tin- nt-rt .-rrn thereof,
after. tbj said ot!-in;isii-i;i-r snail have :nf iriu
ed eu.-h f r.rcbol icr or owner of their dee.Mon ;
a potilion fcttii.v io'th tho fro.ts of the ckeb of
Hll'on tell .illVS noJCU WISH 1V f'eil ine eoui-
mtuinncr l.v th imrtv ani'i-iiiina-. And tho
taid ooort slull proe-eed at the aud term to hoar
the said anneal. And trie pronin i,ri- cisHii-i
duo eonsidei ntion beitir hud of the averaare us
s'.smtma in the coiintyball make nut J-cree
aninnUir or redi'-ii" t'i- -isynufnt: .niple.in-
cd of. as to t.-iein tnail K-na J-ii ar n r:Riii.
And tlie prothonotiiry f the court shall iMie
subpoenas f-r witnesses in l.cba" of cither th.i"
party aDjieaUjix' or tlio cam miiii oners, to Hf
pear before the court. Atid the saideoor? .hnil
liavo power to make such order. k.h to 'xds'js, as
to thena siiisli seeua just ana rigiu.
The following bills relating to this county
have alio passed the Legisl ature:
Vo. 312; An Act to authorS.o the Bursres. en-t
Towa ouuoil if tho JJoroush of Elwnsbury.
fn the Countv of C'auibria, to a -st M. lov.y aariH
collect a special tux for tbe yours ll and lc..
No. 3!1"-. An Act relating to coueinautfu L-or-oujrh,
-nmbrtia county, lejraliiiinif the sunt'-
thereof, cnaiijf inja; tbe uuiuoer imvi u.oue m
tlectinaf councilnit-n thcieiu, auihorizing- the
council to borrow inouey ior iia:njf .-neei.-,
eniioworinr itbo rarif'-' tocoi.iiuit to th look
up bouw in Jonnsiowu curuuau, uuu auLuui..-
wn R'll'tionat laiauoa,
tECOHATi0: Dav. A meeting of soldiers
and citizens of Lt eneburg aid vicinity was
held at the Couit House on Tue.-day evenn g
last for the purposb of making arrangements
for the decoration, in a becoming mam er, of
the graves of t'nosr; brave de'erniers of the r
country whfse remains have beu inteirad in
the var'oni cen.cteries in this vicinity. The
meeting wus organised by ciliing Col B. Mo
Dermitt to tho chair ar l apjintlng Mr. E.
James Secretary: The , I'resi -.'et'it st ited tiie
object for which they had a??cmb!od, aftt-r
which the following named gentlemen were
selected to make rangeirerts f-r and take
chrge of tho celebration on that day Tue
dav Sl:iv 30th :
Ch.'f Marshal 3. W. ljavh.
Assiat.iat Marhils Iv?gr Evans and D.
T. J a me.
Captain Hartmvn Berg.
Committee of Arrangements J. A. F'gn.
J. T. Hutchinson, J. D. Barkley, Wni. B.
P'ouackerand J. V-Hite.'
The several clergymen of Ehensburg were
cordially and repectluliy invited to be present
and take part in the exercises.
A programme for the occasion will be made
out aDd published in our next issue.
Fatal Acciaxjir. On Vircdn?sday last, the
parents, of Alfred Johnbon, living in Rayne
township, .about one mile from Mai ion, left
home for the purpose cf attending the funeral
of a neighbor. During their absence, A!l'd
thought he would go hun:ing. He got his
father's rifle, and while putting his loot upon
the lock, attempted to blow in the muzzle to
ascertain if it was loaded. While doing this,
his foot slipped frora the hammer, and the gjin
w. .discharged, the charge (an ordinary si.d
bullet) passel upward through Li mouth and
lodged at the base of the bra hi, causing his
death almost instantly. A young sister was the
only one in the houe at the time. The mother
ami fathor were ':n-T.oned, and their agony
upon learning tbe nature o,
teirible. Indiana Messenger.
ttel XCZ.
wag
Aw Ot'TUTDF I'ahi.nof.r. On Satcrday eTen
inj week, as the Kast Iin- pulled out from the
taliou, Depet Master Wilson noticed a man,
or boy, under one of the cara, ar.d i3ig'iing
that the object o( the uadiriuual was to tnJe a
ride on one of the tricks, he immediately tele
graphed to Galliuln U stop the train end
make .examination. The train was stppoed
and the Inspector found a half grown boy
peiched oa one of the trucks. How be had
succeeded in maintaining his position w:t. a
mystery, but such things are not uncommon.
Not loi.g siui.-), tha Inspectors in this place
found to meia on the trucks of a night pns
ifiger train when it arrived from the West.
Ahoona Tribune-.
Local Correspondence.
Johnstown, May it, 1671.
Die ah Frekican Some genius bus exhausted
the midnight oil and the powers of a fertile
brain in writing a lucid kd glowing descrip
tiou of the Johustowu l'ublic, Square,. at which
the Fathers are wraihy,, because he did not do
justice to the&utject. For instance, lie failed
to mention tbe beautiful flowers that adorn that
modern i'aradiso, especially the oow slii-k.
which can be recscmed by tboiismids As we
only pay $50 apiece aimually fur the fire plugs,
which wq never use, some slight appropriation
might be eel apart lor improving the bquaie.
This genius, whoever he may be, had better
go on, now that his "hand is in," and inter
view some of our otiikr city authorities who
are rather prodigal ol the public money, ahrre
there is a mitst) to lewurd, cr au istMY to
punish. Theru are Ht'Pr.ttM-MEKAuits iu all the
defartments ot our pneious little government
that could be dispensed with to tthe saving of
at le us t two thousand dollars a year It takes,
nil in all, about $25,0(10 per year to run the
whole municipal muchiue, and slill no substan
tial improvement ia rnade iu any department.
The description yd the Public Square relerred
to is really worth a republication.
The Stbool Director of cur borough have
now got their tchools lab ly under way. About
fc'j'J pupils attend these schools, and the entiie
cost of a nine months' term will be about 2-3,-O'JU,
or ten dollars for each pup':!. A singing
teacher, a writii g teacher and a superinterd
cut are employed at about ?1 ,'JUO for the terra.
Fourteen other tcacheis are employed at an
average cost of" about S500 per tuonth. :t j
withstanding these facilities for inen'al iin- i
provement, ahe pat schools an ail ilourisdi'mg.
The aioteis can hud no room lor the addition- !
al demands made upon then, ami consequent ;
ly have been forced to build. '1.1. ?y are now j
having a building put up about airly feet j
square ai.d two stories high, whi-.-h, when com- I
pieted, will accommodate a large nuSiber of ':
pupils. They cnu cot'Jior ab'y erit about one j
huMore-J at present Parent-. of ai denomiua
lions are sending to their t-chool, iu prelerencu
to the commou sc'.iools. 1 hey teach inusit:, 1
and uii-uy go to learu that branch alone. 1
A mau narued Trent was nearly drow ned in ;
Stony Creek the other night. Uis luad calis j
nitractttl tbe neighbors just in time to save hu
life. He alleges that ho was knocked ihnvn by !
iot)'ot;r arvJ thrown into t!ie crceli at Lever j
good's taunery. He was rescued a half miie j
further down. Wiiete wss the police? j
The Miliville sch-iots will close tiie presetit !
term about the first of June. They are repro !
seated to be in a flourishing condition. '1 he I
average term per com. ii! tench '!'.). About j
four hundred pupils me in attendance regularly, l
and about 44U entered school. The schools !
will perhaps open again alter a short vacation, i
A e. ranger who was walking on the railroad
near the slatiuu, on It Saturday evenisg, i
catr.e near beirig kuocked to kingdom come. I
He was standing between the tracks looking at j
a freight train apuioachitig, when (be eastern j
bound Cincinnati .Express cam along the other
way aiid.t?'ji;g him again-it the freight train
Us bounicd' b.ick, fell L't-'.ween tho irncK-. end
bled lieeiy. Ha was propcilv attended to bv
phvoiciaiis, and recovered sufSciently to denart
for fcot-?e other place the same day. lis made
a nairow escape from a shocking daath.
It is thought by mnny that the President
will obtain a grant of leave of abeiice when
his term ia out.
Mrs. I'.o.ii.ty died suddenly in Kernviilc, oa
last Tut' -lay, oi a; cpiexy. She was the wile
cf Jlr. 3 . ' tlvoi.vy . of Blaok'ivk towi.tbip,
i-te'.y decented. We believe tha. f.tn.Uy re
moved to this place atXUt one yer ago.
titicry t How ttiar y thiidr. n now goirg to
srhiioi ev eu to the high schools nay, how
Oiiinv leacneie. can give one the name of the
a: nip' eat f!owe;s that dacorute the gardens ?
How true it is thai with ail our reie-r.sioiis to
learning, the ri.-ing eeLCMiion are ri.-ing in
blisstul ignorance of tho coj;mo:.ts: ihin-'.
They ctinziui name eieii ti9 colors ot the
fioweri. K-b Kov.
Thf Local Pateii No observation can b?
truar ihnti th rr m ;rk ol'i oontcmporarv, that
local pnpers ni vays render a full equivalent
for their copt. Ai d are dfservirg the support
of the citiicns of the whole county. There
are in eveiy vicinity nony things of interest
w hich the couutrv paper make kt-oau, and
which could reach tha puh'io in no other wy.
The rip rris of the n-oeeediugs of the courts,
of public u-.ceiings, of ioc i! societies. CM , are
of general i:.tr?st. and wotth more than
the paper costs It is taken n iwi iudcx by
strangers of ihe pros; eiity of tho ect:ou where
piiblUhed. One nis'iing to go to a tie plaee,
nxturally looks to a local paper to gi e htm
in'bitnatieu concerning the resources and de
velopment of the vicitd'y, and it.- appearar.ee
and conten- exercise no small itiflnence in de
ciditig as to tho de.-inb'er.eas of the ioe-aiion.
The irflueuoe of a well conducted paper in at
tracting attention and imtnigr-atiiui to a to'u j
and county and coi.srquently increasiiig the j
value of property, is very great, and is a faifil
cient reason why it should teceive support from 1
all enterprising and inteHueut cit'zon. ()s
cit'on-illy we hear a man say that limes ate j
so hard that he cannot afford to continue his j
county paprr. We always pity that particular
; dividual', coton account of his poverty, which
must be einm.Ut.ed, but because wo think ot ,
horT the early education of his farmly is l:.-ely
to be r.egiected. .'I local paper is a hyphen
which connects the household with the oui.-hle
world, and w hen that is broken off there u.-Uet
be a bad state of things at home.
"Honor to Whom Honor is Dc." It is a
favorite theory with a certain class of philoao
phers that no man .deserves special credit for
doing riht. W are not a philosopher to any
great ex7ent. but if we ere we. don't think we
wouhi muster under l!iat banner not in this
day and giheratiou, at leas;, when dishnr.e.-ty
is the rule rather than the ercepf'oa. B.:t "hat
l not what wtwait 10 get at exactly. "What
we wieh to remark, and our Inttguage U plain,
that for ways that are d n k and tricks that re
vain," some men ttre extremely peculiar. Not
bo is it with r)rs. Oldshue, the ceiebraicd and
highlv successful Pittsburgh phasicians,. nor
wiTh Messrs. Ciemtnta Co., of. ?! '.lt'mnro.
the. gentlemanly proprietors of that renowned
medicinal preparation known as " Uosadnli. "
Both t.e firms have treated us as becoaieth
gentlemen by promptly paying their icspective
bills on presentaiion, and that to without a
a inuinnir; and although they are not "aloue
iu their glory," their conduct will serve as a
cn.o in p':int, and i's of such a character as
ehould "point a moral and adorn a tale." We
take it that such men aie worthy of ub ic con
fidence, both professionally and financially, aud
to tiie fullest extent have they emied and now
receive our unqualified eudori-einent.
FxiMr-TioNe rrtOM U. S Licensk. By are
cent act of Congress, the following c'assea and
calling? are.now exempt from paying a license
to the general government: . Apothecaries,
architects, assa versauctiotieera, boats, barges,
&c, I owlins a'llcys, billiard table, all kinds
of brokers, including stock dealers, builders
and contractors, butchers, claim agent, licen
ses, confectioners, conveyancers, . wholes-tie
dealers, retail dealers, deniits, eating houses,
exhibitions not otherwise provided for, exprer-s
coirriers and. agents, gift enterprises, grinder
of ao&e and spices, horsedealera. hotel or inn
keepers, insurance ageutg, intelligence office
keepers, j-igglers, lawyers, Jivery stable keep
era, lotteiy ticket dealeis, manufacturers, mi
ners, patent agents, peddlers, photographers,,
plaramera and gas fitters, physicians an-l urr
Ceo us, real estate agents, theatres, tnuseutna,
toucert balls, stallions and jickai
To Whom It Mat Concer'x. TTotico is
bereby" giveD, that if any person not commia-
ioned and authorized shall, alter this alate, in
any monnor usi or er'crcise the bosiness or oc
cupation of an auctioneer withiu th limits of
the boron ch of Ehensburg, he shall, upon con
viction thereof, for every such offence .forfeit
and pay cot lesa than one hundred nor wore
thau three hundred d-dlars to be recovered
in any court having jurisdiction therein, a
dtbts are by law recovcrabls one half of
which fine ahal? be appropriated to the use of
the Comtiior. wealth and the other to the nse f
the person suing for the varne. . Act cf
Mav 1st, lefil. M. I- 0i, Aueiionccr.
I Literary !VotIces.
j TrE Four QcATtt3 This is the some
j what unique but none the less expressive aod
i comnreheusive ti !e of a new eight paited Dem
ocratic weekly newspaper just established in
Philadelphia by J. Traiuor King, B.-q., atid of
which 'G. Nelson Smith, L-'q , is Associate
Editor. Il is a model journal hi a tKdnieal as
well aa literary point ot view, and e hope it
will prove a gnat Eiiccess financially. Both
the editors weae former citiz us of this couuty,
and should receive a liberal patronage from
their many friends hero.
Dj.m.?ri9t's Yor.vo Amiuca litis become
the stand-aid J tivfoile Magazine for all youne'
Arnericat.s. Tbe June No , jusr received, is
fully up to iw usual etandard. Voui g Aiaeri
ca is r.ow fuinirhed at 10 cts. per copy, or 3.1
a year, with the choice of muiierou valuable
premiums, wor'.h 1'rora to each, by pay
ing 50 cts extra. Do not fail to secure this
best of all juvenile magazine. Young Ameri
ca, for your chiieiren. Address W. Jennings
Dt-morest, Broadway, Y. N.
. 1 n June number of Demorest'a Illustrated
Monthly Magazine is, superb. This magari:te
id undoubtedly the quweu of our monthlies,
especially on such matters as relate to dress
and home ititeiesits. Demurest also offers e a
premium, and eeut. post-free, to each cubscrj,
ber, the fine Parlor Chror.io. 'Isn't. She
Preuv," after Lily M. Spencer, the retail price
of which is Sd, thus givii.g Jl 1 in value for
only Kvc-ry lamilv hhould avail them
selves of this splendid offei.. Address W. Jeu
iiings Demorttt, to" Broadway, N. Y.
Pallou's MaGAiM for J'iitie has appanred
with a list of contents which wiil tempt the
most inditVerent ot iiternry epienrea. There
are some twenty-six di Herein articles iu ti.e
June number, some of them handsomely illus
trated. Tne great a!e of the season, ho-erer,
is "'I he Ohi Clerk's Secret," written fc-r Hal
loa's by Levi Beardslcy, K-q., the last special
agent of a Washington dtpnrtuient, and who
has produced a woinierful st.ry, full of incident
and plot of Washington life. Bjt ail of the
tines of this titiuiber rs good. Terms, $1
per e.ir, or 15 Ci-!it single copy. For saie al!
over the cou l'ry. Addicts Thome !. Talbot,
b3 Cjllgr;-a 3t,rtet, BuslOU.
Jxn3 'Ll7 T.nH'RAS'"!.-Everybody H
liree ly irteresit-d in ir;Tarace. If jou own
real or personal property it is certainly to your
Interest to have it insured. Von do not. know
how se-ou the same may be destroyed by lire,
either by ac-e-i.ient or the band of tbt triter.dla
ry. Voit nuij feel i-erftctly i-ufe now, but you
d i not know how soon yon may ne-dtbe assist
ance e.f the aRiirance company; tr.erefoie.it
bebooves ye.ii to Icolc well to fnurou-n intrie.-ts.
If you hitva your properly innured in a ood.
reliable company, you itced not r-o hetua;
KRionir youa neisUbors for losses im.urrt-l t i
rlre: on the contrary yo:i can ret easy and bo
independent ed any such obl!trio.ys. On the
same principle every t:;ah t-iioulJ iiave ids Jife
insured for tiie benefit of hi i f.oi!ily. TCo 'ian
knows how soon he may be called from lifo to
eternity and leave his fnuaily in destitute eir-cuiufetMncc-s
; but tbrouxh g-ood and reliable in
surance companies he has i be li ivile-re and can
eaily provide Ktruiiist nil su' Sj eopt;nsrenei'i
It is well for iilb persons to ea-f..f u'Ay e-i.tmiUe-r
I ho policy of ii;.!iruiic. and thou call upon Ken r
Co., UiO Tenth Avenue. AMoona, I'a.. wtio
are aentA for u;l thu rucst ltP-ib'-o Lire and
Life insurance Amj auirs in the I uited Stat s.
1'ort-iifu Kxeha:ig-e und Ship; ing- ate also
8 in on u i lie Piieeialiiep .f this reliable tirm, and
onsrcie tickets to and from ail points u the
wo:-;. i can be obtained from theui at regular
rales.
JI. MATER,
CF TH a
NEW YORK DRY 00L.-i, CT.OTIIINO AND
U. I L LI N fc. K Y S T( f I K,
are receiving daily frtiin tiie it.siern markets
fresh arrivals of New GuOUt for th? su-.n-Uicr
iruitc, which they still t :Ter to
tue public at fou-rf pru ti.
Below is a partiul list of the departments,
which will if've a general idea of tb'jir s'cclr :
Shawls, 'leaks. Collar? anl Cuffs,
Velvet, Velveteens, Rowland Z-eckties,
iilaek Mlas.
Ceier d Silk.
Lyons i'oplina,
l'an y P rl:':.-",
Mottla I I'Vpunj,
Cost u me Cloth,
Sun S.'in ies,
t-':nir.oi lcr-.es. Laces,
Ka:'-y Stripes,
Japanese Silas,
Hosiery and fiioves,
oolens,
Stuali v arcr,
Trimmiriiis, .
Sei ((c I'iai'ta.
Alpaca l'.ati!",
Piques and
Wliite Goods,'
Lawns and Ptieales,
C' iur?d Alpacas,
;ii;.'hui'js,
I-lanneis, filbbons,
Notions.
Ladies' Skirts,
HHIldirei-CiliwfS,
JJoJl-' :iothir.b-,
Vuepeuders,
Ouui Coats. Jto., ..
Aprons. Ac Ac.,
lieady Made lotblntr.
Shirts and, Irawers,
1 rur.ki : d
Traveiibir BfttfS,
Thk continual and -intin;icd trani of e-i-s-ttuners
in and out of John .1. Murphy's store- is
tieij -t-i ii riaed to aecail to tin-st udent's mind
tho ec.L-bra".i"'i !iiT af V ii'tTi I-- " Viutdru p''.HM
puiiein soritu oiiutat tin-r-.ihi campum" only
t.'!a h'i eitstosners are ladies ftir tue most part,
tl not hordes. John is a e-lt i r aiui ohlije
:.:a:i und deserves a Benjamin's portion of the
p.opl-"'s fii-inn:. Be sure to call at fee old Man
sion House e-orner. Johnstown, a:id buy oor-
seif ri"h
tangent.
f-.;r Murphy iituk-u tjeods jjo o.f ut a
A Giant HAT. L. Cohen 5: Brother have on
xliitiit ion at their store. No. :ilT Main street.
Jonnstown. tri.mt hat of hure dir.icnsions. It
measures three; inches acns the crown, three
iiiciies tj ii;;d Juwc, itu 1 t hrce-oa-ht hs e.f an
inch ut the brim. It wasn't nuade ftu-'! . T'-.uii.b,
Ksip. but if any jierson n- eds a (rood, iushionn
bisuiutuer hat, or a Sunday dre-.s hat. that's
the placotoget it. He can also purchase it shirt
there thtit has a a-losed betsoni und open shoul
elers. and that en lie adjusted to tit any person
or ehape. do iu aud win.
FOHTV BOXKS A ND Tlt;'MKS.-J. .T. Murihy
has just rf .r .. ivc-ti an immense stock of new
Clo-.h:nj at .No. 1MI Clinton street, Johnstown.
Amonif his art ielett f tiress may be: found Ihe
prize collar. Bvery box of collars contains from
five cents to a troM watch. Tt-ii he has ail oth
er description of paper colhu ?. eutbnurinir so rue
ten or tw elve viuietie-s, as we.'l at all wool suit
at t:i timl unwur.i, linen suits a ery cheap, huts
cops, Peiheier lai-s, hand-trunks, uiubreilus,
e;e. f all o'S Murphy call at oneo.
To Lohetto'S fair town, a place of roe.ovrrj,
in search of n if-'Wn. werit u lady iinriie-t Hrown,
or Black, V:.tto tr Green; und when she irol
there, she s arched c-a err where, for roods rich,
cheap nnd rare tbe finest tint ever was wn:
but when about to depart with tut unsatisfied
h -iirt. into ( br.ty's iir-it store she happened
to dart ar d came eiut, lifter bu iHr innumera
ble bu 'idles of the most snperli poods at a mere
sontr, fuiiv as happy as a queen on tr throne
or an old lady ut ia quiltlui? party.
Dos't Do It. Ton't ro barefooted. It ain't
the i.avle. even in v.urm weather. Little lyfi
who don't .cure for : stubbed toe or two. may
do it wi'ii impunity, or in any other way, but
misses and grown up folks should r..: bare
their pedal extreniitie'S. Ther' fcrn keep your
fee-t covered. Vinroe has the thinps to do it
wirh. Ife is a nice nun, keeps a nice sttck, at; 1
r' o people are l hey who deal w ith him. So if
you waut a nice thing all around p-o to Vinroe.
Tuc.visiNfi T"hc jrrowTr? cri ps look wet! and
an ii.bundr.tit lnrvi sr is in p'rost e t. vbicn leads
tia to siirtnisn that there will be an increased
demand for Moavers and Reapers. Hay Forks.
Ac , an
ind-i'.-es us to remind fh
.f .011 r
farmer frien.'s whn ere n-t vol suetibed w.in
hibor-fiiviiiflr nnehincry that they :atmot l-o
too rai id in h-avlit'jr tin ir e-tV-rs with Georpo
Huntley, wti. i furnisher, 'he a ery best ou the
cheapest nod int ec-o?niiiodatini.r tonus.
Books, Booki, at B"n1ioff"s News Deee-t, ??o.
2ft .TTain street, Johnstown, Ph. Mr- fienhoit
J-'eps all kinds of Sunday Seruaol books. Nor
mal School hooks, family BibJcs. Iiyiiua b.ook5.
stationery, waU . paper, water colors, drawiu
paper, e tc. He lias also for Kile alt the leatlinjr
im-'w? papers la the hind. Those ueedinp iMioks
should eul! nt ltenshe1T' eiefiet. a it contains
Tle Jiirpeet and 'ocst assof inient i.i tho county
of all kinds of the latest publications.
Th.'t's So, Too. Deny it, or doubt It, or
lautii if you w ill, it has ii'.w tes been true and
is just -Ufa true still, that the pbief! to behold in
endlesjs array thetine-st, t he Iiarptst, the laie-a-st
display if clocks, wutehe. -ami uiauy things
more, ia at O. T. Rrt-erts' Jewelry PJid tancy
pavvls store, where lady or miss., man, youth or
boy can buy nnythinaf troru a tine jrold avaicli to
a one ienuy toy.
-. Biscxit. "Wo have been fndtilping- of into in
most Ut-lieious biscuit. eoinp:seI Ptiuply rf
1lov water, salt and Uoyal bokimr powders,
mil don't want ajiyt.hiup tuare toothaunae. Jy
them, neiphbors, but doii'L atwiept li make
them of anyth.iip but the best of flonr, which
voti can an t at Mill' tlour, feeda:"-t corn bi-Mm
eie'ixit nt loivent market rnteia. Ihone bbiouit
aud Mills' flour can't x beat.
FoRKfc.;-A Wrwtiatio or AMXiufAS CnrM
ITH.i'. . Matmstn. Froresaor of Ciaernastry
and MedU-iniat Seralimer Wdta, Mockbolua,
write. "I have tinted Hall's V epetalde Stciltian
L'Mr ttenowerand can say that it will beauti
fully a-et-tore trrayibuir to its naturul Cjfor.'
Sc advertiemen of Hcs? k brother :n
another column, and then see Hess ti L'rotatr
about buying joan? ppr'ng elolhiag.
Vise gar Fitters, which erverabodr is taltin
and tulUing atout, cao. be bought fiota M- L.
Oatioan A Co.
II T M E XI A U
HARVKY MUKIIA V. Married, fn i.oretto, I
tn J uesaay msr, i.y kcv. k. A. IJusb. Mr. Oi:o.
H. H akvey nud Misa tx.i.EN Mchrat, lxth of
that vicinity.
OHIT r A It Y.
KKLLY-. Died, fn Cnost township, on Apr'i '
21th, lbi.KM, .youngest daughter of Isaac am) '
Sarah Kelly, mred 1 year, 9 months and 7 days.
SUMMER
RESORT.
M
(JUNTA IN 11 0 USE, Lorttro, Cxn
m ill Co., l'a. V. Besoflk.
Proiiri-tor. This fine Hotel hhs
rceer.tiy bnen refcttiMl :ejiil refur-
rsisf-ed in lb most comfortable
u:i.j attructivn style. anl in now
onen for tho aci ommodatiou el
the puldie. Pcrscni visitiu- this romantio vfi-lwg-e
will Cn.l it ' iheir Ouvaintaro nod eon, fort
to stopat this House. As a SUM M Kit KKi".KT
it cannot be exeseliod. 1 l:o House is lurarQ and
commodious, the.rooms comfortable and wed
ventilated; and b?inir located e;n op et th Al
legheny Mountains- w bero i.heair isat ail times
pure and invijroratinir, an-l btdiiff surriunded
by tu most picturesque and romantio soeuery.
where tha streams are full of trout and the
woods abound w ith game of all kind, it is a meist
isirable ubiiliiiK place for those Beekinjr either
health or pleasure in the country dui-iii'r the
suumier season. Terms moderate, and wili bo
tnu.b; known by tailing on or addressing the
proprietor. I May 0, 17l.-3m.
JIJST OPENED:"
Iii Great Variety,
CHEAPj'CHEAPERjGHEAPEST.
TT7I
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOUXSTOUW. PA ,
t
U!
' p 1 b
AS D-
MILLINERY GG0BS !!
SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS!!!
Plain Pin id i-.n-'. Striped Japan
ese Sibs at i!.: 0 p.or ynn.
Black Sr'ts at tl i'-'j pc-r :u.
Ci-oh de P.hine ic,-k. l-'i'-i at Sl.tVl per yard,
" aitd upwnid.
Cheney rirorbers' fl res-Grain
Black Siik at c!.00 per yard.
OTHER DRESS GOODS.
t -20 cents Japanese Cloth for ?uits.
' is cents lb-own and Gray .i.rcl Popiius.
" 25 t tuts iliuck aud Colored Popiiu Aipai as.
for Spring' wmr.
" V cvutst'orded Mohair Poplin rare biirttiti.
" 3u cents, and upward. Black Alpacas.
NEW SHAWLS & SKIRTS
At i2S, Hlju-k ThV.Ht Shair1, find
At M.Tf-, au-t MRii-em, Hi ache N'iitvl.
At t ,, and 2.t. Sprit'ii ' M'l.s-ryfi at h--. -vr.in.
At ti.ST. ami I.-o, LatUel' If hiU W.-rf.i bHiU.
it 75 cri-tH, li..!mt.ic.l Shirt,
At .J et.-if?., UUu r. Uf:d irf;ire IJa'i.torah.
-i.t. I.I.VE OF
rVaoiurtiiSf; Dus:s Goods.
??. w- Jt. "n.'.u -c';it".
likn fi Lra:: ci.r. ,tr., x:..
n:sl in ores, Jennw,
At 1.1 ants, and uj'traa d, Keitit'vhti Jean.
Housekeeping- Dry Gcces.
A COXFt.ETi! STOfU. ,
SheetiniT Mu-iMns of ail j At ' eentr, ("alie-o?.
widths, .. .. " 1 At "5 el, per doz.. Liu
"Miirtintf Mn,;ns and ! en Table" Napl-ii.-
Iii" .!neri!. j A t Jl.Ud per d-.., Linen
'Jable Liiiviioiind Tow-; Tnl ie Napkins, v ry
c-linfi. j lareesiyc?.
At 10 cents. 4-4 Bleach- j At ."Al cents per anrd,
ed and I'liideaehe-d ! 7-4 Linen Table b.-tli
Muslina -cpecinl fi:r- i White Toilet Ouilts at
riiin. ! .'.( Utrrfo si'-s nd
At IL - ets. 4-4P.!eao!:e.l i a huo ic-rortuiertf.
and I'nblvtiel.ed Mue- j Patent Shirt I'ronLs.
iin ia better bargain. I LacoVuriaiu.
AT Gi:iS & FOSTKU-S,
113 and 115 Ciinton Street, Johnstown.
A very Urge a;id varied ceo v rt
Carpets and Oil Cloths !
Ai. er S'atlena.H.
Three I'iy Caipcis, .
Ingrain Carpets, .
Hag. Cvtiaye $ Hemp Carjcts
MattiiHjs and Ilrjs.
Ln OR 0 It. CLOTHS.
tall widths, styles ar.d qualities-M, .T-f. 6-f, 8-4.
We invite every In i.v and g-entleman to cajl
and examine" ytir new stock of irooils.
S'e warrant our ifods and prie-cs to be as tc
p. e.-entaiLiir'-l sell ("trictlj on tin? faiir Price Siip
tcm. nud r-o't l am osit. Iiispcetion and com
pare?!: of our pi iees wi'l nt ora-jet rove ti cvery
ette' r.ier that eitn price is the ?R. rest and easiest
Wf v of dealing, and Ihe only sys:.";ii bv wbie-h
customers jret lull value for their money.
- AT
Or.K.s &f FosT:n'3,
OXEPRICBCAiSTOM
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton Slreit.
Jctiia c-.tii, Ia.
St!' s Low Prices Small Vmjiu !
-. -
COJIE AMD SB T2 I CCNE AX1) SEH!
I 1ST OF C A IJSCIS f-et down for trial
J at June Term. K:."l, commencintr on Mon
UAr,iiiu5ifi day or Ji ne next:
riliS'C WKKK..- .
Albion Oswald '-.s. John !f. Kee.nedy.
Henry Glass' U3 as. Tate . Aliisoia.
it. H. Tudor r- John J. Jones.
A. I'. Fields' use rn. Junes 4 Co.
Solomon Wngouaar. .--.vs. 1'cniia. It. U. Co.
Jiitin'tuii Mfxirn's use.r.s. Martin A. Miller.
J. Moore & Soil r. Martin Miller.
James Murk Valentine Maltzfe.
Thomas Burns i s. The school Frist riet est
CltH'i tie-l t Township;.
Putriek ikirars's UrC .r.. V'iilm:i Butler.
.Michael A. Bvrne r. Chest tspriops iit-ro .
Joseph Miller, Esi ex. Goorpo Guiley.
SECOND W ItEK.
JTcGarrity...
Cooper
CroMun&n .
MeConnell. . .
vs. Burpoon.
, i-s. Wike rf of.
r. Patchin.
as. Willianea ttof.
r-s. Kiriiti"5.
Hall, for uso.
Kl jt ef A.
E. Wike pa. James-3S. CoopP-
Kopp. -v.e-meer.
Yt s Aduiinistrat're.rc- iaios.
ilcKouna fn. Shati-Uausru
Piatt vs. Vwavery.
Laanpaneckcr far- tUaekiu k Towistitr.
leb-ll r. t. Jc J. lurhin.:
Flctniup vs. Haaick.-feiffued iaene.'
K.. U IT l. P'-C noaotarj".
Trothwotary's OSixto. Kbeiestierp. May Li SiJ.
Y N T 1 1 K OKi'N ANS COUHX. QV.
-a- CAMUEJA COUNT V-Nottc is-hert-by jfi.v
cra that tho follow inar Apf.irai.soiiieut of a-ertuin
i)ers--n I pcopc-rty r a tU-cedent eelcct4 aid
miS ariirt for llaer wlrhrw ? iwi iriU-?i'K ein .er
the A.ot it Assembly of Hth of A( ai- infl. bus
been tiled iu tiie l', inter's OHit-e ut Ld-a-nstaurp
ami will beproseuteiT to thai Orpheus' Coeirt. for
approval oil U 'cduct'ij,fiie 'ttmlau of June next,
to witt
The Inventory and apprutsemeat of the r-ev-sorta
property of Micuael airu'Jj'. late t-f Mill
ville boroughs Canilirta couuty . hc'd. set apart
tor thu widow of 6uid dpi-clrn'-fW iW-
;i:0. W. O ATM AN. Clerk O. C.
Clerk's Office, EbensburK, May II, 1?'L U.
CHKR1FFS SAI.KS V.y virtue tfi
titmuj-; lviiel out of the Cimrt ol" Com-i-iui Vioa.s :
of t.'umbria arouuty, an'1 fo nj dimmest, there :
will be exposed to Public Hale, et the Curt j
(tu.-r. in f.b("nbuij, on Mn.Miav, KiaUh nu
or Jlnk next, at 1 o'clock, P. m., the foliowtnar '
Ile:d Kstate, to wit : " ;
AH the riht, title and iotere1- of Ab:e Ha- '
Kau, of, iu and to a :f tirooi.u situate ;n .
GHllitiii townshij). Cbiutria ctnti-tv, iror.tiu i
S 3-10 p.ercLes oa tbe Nnw I'rtae H n-.d, on .
the south an alley, tui tht east hbi:i j .-.ires !
McCloskey, on the west Iby it.f .M..ii. known'
as Lot No. Si, having- thereon ec cte-d u ono-aud- !
a-l.air story Piink ilouse. avitb sbe.l roof nt- '
tuebed llow in tile JCOJjn,uyuf An.oew t't'.tts. ;
Tilttn in esccutiou ana to be Hold ut tbe suit of i
Jotoi Bradiey. J
A two, ;:U ibe ricl.-t, title ar.l ftifreit e.f A. '
Humphreys, of, lu and to a Tract CI Latid situ
ate In Cliost township. ;C;iiibrhi ciu;ity, fadjoto- I
ink latiils wariur.I.. in t!i riatues of Samuel j
Kurh, Wm. ri!:er. John AsLley, and others,
uontaiuliifr Ai-rui. tnoro or Imj-s, untmiiroved. I
Jr.Ken in exeei-tion at: 1 to bo sold at tl:e suit of
-r'-jft :ri YHitner. jr.
A!. ail Lhii t-ilii. f itleirid interest of Martin
Seymore, of, in aud ta piece or pai.-'l t-f ianU
situate In CarroU u.wn.HSjp. Cauibiin county,
adjoining binds of .lul u iienuot, John Davis.
e.ri-1 others, coiitainiiur IM Acrex, uioro or less,
about ;) Acres of which ate cleared. havir-K
thereon erect il a one tiory Log iiouseanrl Lotf
Barn now in tbe occupanev of Martin bcy
more. Taken iu execusiouaud to be soid at tbe
suit of J. Moore Jt Son.
A I, all ibe rijrht, title nnd interest of David
v iihelni. of, iu and to the leiilowmjr de.se-ribed
Huiiiiiiiir ;.:: ixitof Gujund, to wit : A one-and-a-half
stury frame House, about slxte-ea leet
by eia-hteen tet. an-i a Krame Stablu ebont leu
feet by twenty l-t. .situate in t bo Village e.f
llemlock.fVT.shlr.jjto!! tw nship. Cambria couu
ty, and in Tlley's tii.-elf of tots. bouule-l on Uie
uoith by u hit of in. Ti'ey. ou tbe sou5h4by a
street, on the east by a si: e-eU ami on he wtJt
by an aiiey, f ron'inp -) feet and exteuulnir baca
l.iel reel. 'J ake.ii in cxi-cutiuu an 1 to be t-.Aa at
the suit of Tute V-'. Allison, for the use of Jau:e-j
M. Cuop'.-r i.nl .Qaj..orl Mioiien.
Alao, all the na-tii, title an J interest of Geo.
Lltzinsrer. of, ia and to a pie-ce or i.ar jel of iaai-t
situate In Allegheny tnwnabi:'. t.juilirla ecrJu
ty, aJjoinii.x: muds of VV. A. ii. latUe :m the
north, Josopu Noil on the w est and tbe Pbiiips
burtr road en the soen ?-,-enst. ci:ita:nliur IS J.cr-.:,
more or less, nil cleared, i-.aviiir there-.. u cruet-e-d
a two story Plank liousa now l-i the occu
pancy of George Litiini-r. 'fake iu ex--ei,tion
titid to be sold at the sl.ii of C. 1. ie i.lee S 4 Co.
Alio, all Ihe -:ht, title and in' ore t ,t I hos.
Brunuon, of. iu kluI to a pi"ce u parcel of .aud
situute iu Monster township. Cambria couutv,
adjoining-iaii'ls of Mrs. Su.-ceii Gallagher, Joseph
U Krieu, unu others, coutaitiinir - lorrs, more
or less, ail cleared. Bavin thereon erected u
La --g 4-tnblf... not now ooci. t ied. Taken iii exe-e-ut
if ti and to he sojd at the -in it of Jotili i l.riei
Aim, s.'l the aih, Tiije and interest of Jos.
Trrjrler, of. in and to a piece or parcel of latica
situate iu ( lea i 1 t.iwnship, a.ainbrna county,
adjoining lc.tt.ts of Mary ben.iuU. David Jrexler,
and ethers, cout.iinin "5 A- aae-re err le-ss,
about Acres. of MnA'ii are cleared, having
tiiereou erecie-d a two story Kimi.e iuse und
Prnn-e Ifcirn- i:oav m tue iM.-cupanoy of Josepta
Tre-xlef. 'i'uk'-i: in eiccution and to be soid at
the suit ef Aiury JJendon.
a lo, til iiie'riht, ti; b an Interest of BenJ.i
ml:i 1-'. ii ers, oi. iu a.- to iH that ce-rtnin tract
or lot of lund situate ia. Vi'blte tow'abii. Cam-te-ia
county. V'e:i!,syls en'tt. conttiiriiuir ie'J(.:i'j
and allowance, l ejiii)'. ir.g at a stone b. ni, in a
field, theure lioi tit fa octrees to a post or dotf
wood, thence ej,st l'Al perches to u bupiloea,
tben'.e t: i't-i'.jbta to u post, thence weit "jo P-i -e-hes
to the plate of ltk iunievr, making ii ul Ui
Acres, with allowances. Takes in fixe acres
whicn was lorrne.iy sold by lienjamiu Bycis to
Fald l!ei,j;-ti;,.n 1". liyei-s. i'he ii-.ove Ucscribed
piece of btuo is a part of a iAr jcr trucl of laud
pin cii.;ed by the .u.id B--:iJain:n i'.ycisef i-.d-v.
ai d ShOe'-tut'.ker. let-ease"1 bv de-'l dated iitu
St pte-.rber, A. i. i";'.i. recrded iu the ct.lc" f ir
iWiruiP.,' of dt !. f'eb'y J a, 1.-40, iu Kecorel
Book, Volume 5, i'au'e Hii. tojf tiler with tho
liereditamtiits and uppurieuuncc.-.. T.iren iu
execution und to be s..id at the bait or Uer.Jn.
min 15e-r3. .
'i aitKS ar Sale- -One-third of the purchase
money ou the-day of s"0e, and the- remain. nf
two-thirds at the conr.rii!ati.u e.f the deed.
U'. is. liuy Ai Ki.ti. SUrg.
Sheriff's Office, Kbcnsbuir, Afay 15, IsTl.
1ST OK AITMJCATIONS for Tav-
eru ati'i' Pfttina- I'one Licenses for -Tone
T-M-n-n Z,ccniej. . ..
Cnrro;!tow:-,--iin .!i Sehrfiib, P; ul Tdwanjer,
Lawn iuf: Sticli. Liwt-."'-e .ciiroih.
Coii..nuit:x;li it-r-oiifTU .Ihi-iIi .-.ldnian, Wm.
Jones. Aujii s S- hneid : -Mrs May A. Dai;y,
it ward, Andrew , tier. Jos. Shoemaker. Uci.
Kurtz. Jos. iiailcy, Mrs. Mary iloich, Sd ward;
Adam Pfurr. :-td ware!.
t'tiii'-iu-aiujli i't.wnhip Le-vi J i". by.
t'atn'.-rirt io; --Tho -. Sprjnsrer, birJIloTr,
Put ': H'lvn.-ii. i-.'n. i oilinK'her, John 'er. Joiiii
Kfmz. Aetata liurii, J i t. i.jy. '"onrad
Mever.
l u 4 Springs Lor. Silas A.
McKcnzie.
U2h, Petrr
Ck-tirtield Township -Henry Mrl-tt.
Ooyle Township Victor Vofjt-lit !v. . .
Kuf Coi.-ema.i-h fi .roaiif !i i.t-. -e-rd. tCi-t.
Kbensbiirp 1 ..me I'rawtirtl, --st "aid: It.
P. Linton & Sou, east w-ird.
l-raiikbn Boi h 'en - i iV:-;:-
ainii'i -r-'p. ),;,, j ,V;cM.T?iJ, Jacob Goe.-itii-r,
Vrttneis !. P.M - is'i, V ac'iy.
J:ilii.tiwi P Us w :g . .-e v-:ird ; .Tobu rtnd
tni. '19 D vis iiictia-d Tc-iy. ,hn Jvrdan,
war- ' ; ( ,-,:i.'". Zimiiierui.in. sr.. Jcepb Koiler.
Bierr'oanli. Wtu. Do-.ibr. K. Duraeh, Tiii rt as
M-a'amv, -lo'.-n M'Crc. "d werd: John 'i'reftz.
John ' e-bm-dt, John t'r:r. Adam (oo:v jv
Hi'lsmun, '. ho A. Stet-veer. Ifeary Sefcr" '. le,
Henry liaii-man. O-tj-.tr 'irs j. :h war-' : Hen
ry rdiaiier. iih -"--ir.i ...
Iertr -'oi.-a It. lfvor, ?'o'r";i re-r-'.J M
J. K-I'v, 1" ;:! is X. Ifi.
Midvii!
reuj,-a f-ri
. b lir-o -av
Sun.'iiut'. ; i ie it .rourh -James !. H'ffel, J;.hn
W. G iilespie. Cnrist i;i Rel, .
Washing ttu 'iv.-.-ud.:p j'o'in 1. V:'.rrlsh.
K'lt.t.a ii- ue I. fi-.v.
Currnlltown U.r..aijh- las-nrv- uni.
Cambria BoroujrSa 'i S-orj-e G-.:r-a.!ren.
Johnstown Itoreu-r'. To'sin P-irtitt, 2d ward ;
Juceh r-.-nd, Manx J'.-i I ;nv. ith wnrd.
Wiif li-ejf ton Township V;rk B. MeLattjhlln.
Wiluioi'o ifoio ... Je-hn Sc-h.i:th.
4,- K. H ITr ; Prothonotnrv.
Prcthonotarv's OJnee. Lbe:isbt;rif. May 10. 1S71.
A
GKNTS WANTED TO MAKE
$83 fa $200 per Month by se'.lioj
Qrem Fortunes !
And HowTIify Were .11a Je.
By J. D. V'CATIK. Jr. Pre fusely illustrated
Htid beautifully boiinel. The most universally
soupht-after Itook isfiieI for yeun. It show
bfw a poor si'!ioo!iiui1er made 4v.,X."ii) how
a poor liaJf-bland siitUjr becMiue a preat banker,
ia butehe-r's apprentice tbe w"allhiest iiinir m
America, no aiiitarniw n rnee-hai.ic a imilu-tnatro.
In seven years w.'h tunny more such exstsipjofc,
how eue-rpy. ltd, nt, and ;: ib-nt indumry fla -.'e
alwa.vs nu t with eueeer w hen prope-ly e.afrr
ed how money can be made honestly and -i:ii-snt
sucriiieo of principle. Scud it t'trctiiar,
t, and n- tice any exirn terns. tEti. V'A'-'-LKAN,
T13 Sansoin Street, Philttd-'itihi-..
il-ay Isli.-at.
VALITAt'.Li; IiKAL KsTA'fiv.KOR
SAT E. The nndersljrad FTta rs of M.
Lkavv, Bq- late- of Ia-.ivrt. ie.ituiph. dee -.1,
orlerat pr:v;tte sale, on i.-eoiocieiii.atiii tardus
i A FINE TRACT OF LA WD
in Ailephctiy townst j'--. t"'a--'rf:l eounty. situa
ted on the road b-f.,!:nr ti M. Auc.--,i!ie r.u.t
oboiit one ntii" ftoea fLvrettr, ceiiilatr.irijC TI
Acre-e, tu'.Iy 4 Acrea l-a-iirtf eoviret, wi-ll
fenced, Weil watered and t:i u s 1 S't- e e-iil-tiaation,
and bavi7 . Irrt rsri Lou P.vK
liaiiN tliere'-.n create 1. Tbe b il iti.e .f the IjniS
ii eoa-ered w.V-ri etiesTrtnt, ealc, -'U.-r:ir. and other
aahu.bie tia.i or. For terc-i a .i:.f r.rber infoc
iiuilieiti uptiv t- e.tber of ii,, ttidcvsti'iw-d.
M.Mtd A f.S f t.r.'A V t Fx-.r-tift,
A Lai W.iL T'tiiV". ' 'rrrfdle-w.
Feb. Wotf . txo ufor e 3 Ukc'-S.
VFJl MON'TIl. The. IJEST
V frJ 7 rt; book mt puLd!ah'
AGENTS ta neU our new - e--k,
VHA1N E"aE TALK A NO MEDICAL
COMMON- sJiNSK. .
tutve no coaripet itic l. There wvt w:v a oook
po'd'se'ed liJie ir Ai.y tvxty. cara s:!,.4 ir. L'if'ry
lnJy w.aiirs .a. Mia-,--rvrt are wow ma in
froiti f.i0 to fif w in r reith sellinp thv w: Jer
tul lx-.k. "t p-sp-i D-t t-iptive ilataiepue sent
f r ee oy appii c: t un , W i-itaut ;;ood I i A -r-z a t s
n:e wh- iuL atoteaiite 'ds tKirritJ .-i the
TforJc and tne iaca that, it r-"-ef a ;wiveial
want. A'nj who desire to dei soe-d us well aa
make tiueiaew. Address - .
. -..WsJ-.r.'a Si Co, lnrcnie St., Now York,
January X 13TL-3'ti.
TV otic K. of oissoLirrroN No-,
re i-a herel-v piren tbat thu paT.tr.ersbiri
betwe-eta A.J. Harisovi. Klla I'aut atad G. V .
Settlemyer, itf tho rr.-ecauttf wabte--, vad
solved by raatual aonser th S-'d day of
Murvh. A. l- le7l . . U debf.s doe to B. PubV
Co. are to be Te'-' ! and all .ti tXA owed t.y r-aid
t'rut ara to be piel b JacH paiif nu I ai. . Set
tleaiver, who wiB eirciti je the fcasine under
thi) tirui b'Auae ot PauJ 4 Set.liit.ier.
..r. HliTSOCK,
LIAS PC Kt
U. V . KlTL..yER.
tS'UiaerM.ay 11, liTL-Gt.
pOIt SALK CIinAP. A 25 IKrsi
jL Fiirft-r ST F.AM Dlt'r"- with nc-c-aay !
tfali.CKS and all (veeue.i jsixt'in-s. as. atK two
other CYt. in duh MoiLKa-s. b esides -x itwKr,?;
Stkw tfA1' .'Ir-t, afi ru pood condit'oa. will-bo
wdd va:rv !ov foe a-ash. or exahartsoj to? eitiier
bai ar luinrv-r. Vor further p-.j-i trniaam apply
to or B-t-Jrv-M i.r.a I 1, A s..
April 1, isU. if. . Atfotoi. r. I
!
i
!
5KGI.VJ EIVS NOTICE ! N.
lire IK
heradiv j!?m tbsa t'.o Tntb.wtn.- Ao.-.,,.,
fcava; been j. u-'-! id f.led fn the KeM.-Ter'ii JI
at Kbei.bbur, tfV1 will be l aeseiitj to tho
Orphan' Court of CVmbria xui.ty. f cr asiftirui
ntioiaanrt allow anes on JiVdruata-'ai, Vic Vb.etif
y .i.?: next, to wit: ......
Flrt sn i prli!i! ucc.oti' er uM arine Blocb.
A iui'x ot the eist., eir Chrlsttaa Bio' b, lute oT
Jovitrftmuiffi bore virh, tle-c-esuM-d.
- .-second account George Conra !. CuRrdJan
f the minor children ol tainubi P.eatu, late of
P'r-hlarul K-witsuip. d"cea.-.eo.
Aeeeunt of Jan.es Bo?e, one eif the rxeeutona
Of Jos. Ft te of Ivie bmi d low t.b.'.n, deo'd.
'f hlri n"'' i.ni account f enuel Donirlit-fi.
Uuat air. ef tie ilaur heirj cf Iannis Huitr,
T.if aceount of Jae" Kline. Guar?'in r.f A-1-"ni
Koiiis. a minor S-.ua of Meholas Kobts. U'e
cf Allt--heny towni-'.i'p, de;--osed.
Pirt aeeoi.nt of Wm. R. Geij., Adirlit'strator,
w -., cf Vii.rt!u bis-ruypr, Jtite of C.Trnr'u to:
ouh. decease,!. .
1 itr . aeonuitt of Lvan M. X'av r, ?.f outer o
Da a id M. Da is. into of Surmr.erhi:! twp .dte'd
First atietiuut or Jo!ati Gochncur and Ste
phen Gocimour. Administrators of Dai'l Goch
nrur, late eif Tayior township, tleceuxid. '
Ihe Recount cfildward Ko butts. Kvecu or ot
Evan R. Morgan, who wns Kxnentor rf Davii
W. I'ryeo. Jate of Cambria township, eie-o'd.
The aceount of Merfraret Leavy ar.d Aujra
tine Walters. Kxeoutoreof tbe lasl w ill and tes
tament of Miicbael leavy, late of Loretto bor
ouy-b. deecast'd. .
First aud purtllc?ou-it of JIarfraret M'tchab.
Admiuisiratrix of James H. Mitchell, lato o
Johnstown borouatb. deee.-ised.
Tiae-riartial aeet.unt of A. H. Flske, Esrj., Kx.
enutor 4t the hist will and test.iment ot aa:nr
Kri'se. 'atecr the township of C b-ai field, -brcni.
Tbe seoonl iartiul account of C ecilia MO'en'..
(formerly Ceee'da MoGnugh,) Administratrix at
tbe csrata of .'jeo. McQoug-L, lato or the towu
ahip of Clearflc'd, d-3e.is--d.' :
Urst account of W. M.. IWrlii, AdrrJnt.nrj.
tor. ic. cf Isioae D. Schaibity, late oi Ja'-aou
townsldp, deceased.
First and Ensi account of Cvru.i L. Persfcitirf-,
Administrator er The estate of"Georfe-c G..il,ht
of the township of Jackson, deceased.
.Th" account of Geore Itrnatett, Ginr.'ian t.-f
jeo. Doerr. minor ch-.ld ed August Iaoerr. dc'.t
'1 lie seeond and nual a: i-ouut ef Jaj. elrowu,
Exe-eiitor of Charles Kennedy, lute of Munstev
township. a'jatnliTia county, oe-eeased.
Tiie aicsuut of J.J-.r. iicimtdy and Jaires
Rrown. FeeeutDt-s of Ana Kennedy, late of
Muuf-rer towtashfp, amt-r iuitv, deees-ied
Tin- bid and i.nal ticoount of Jc'm.-S. Ai-ardw,
r.iar:utor or I Ji-ab' t h Patterson, lato ol il.ack
lle!r towushiji. deceased.
The fourth und final account of '-Via. KlttslI,
Ad-r lnistraror. &:-... e.f the estate ol Kob't Fllnn.
liatc of Sumuierh'I! township, deceased
GKo. Vi-. ATM AN, lie.1ar
Register s Office, ilbensburg-, May lu,liTl.-4t.'
INDIANA COUNTY I'Aliii !
AT rjlIVATK SAI.E!
A VALUABLE FARM, situate in Pine town
s.hip. Iudhana county. Pn., three mile north of
Stronjrsteiwn. i oJered for swle on the most r--oosmnoi.t-.itinir
terms. Tho FARM cor.taltis ao
AI'HUS of excellent land. ISO Aea-ct c!ired.
under arood fenee mid in a pood statti of euiti
vaiiou. t M Act: . oi-iUK incHdow. ) the ba.irjo'3
corned with thick growth cf pine tti-.d-er.--
' UK IMf'Rocv; ,t Ml. NTS consist
of t-sa - TRAMK IHU'tikS. In first
class rendition. $ i A a .-oti. FKA.MB
BAN K BAHN, 44 8 I Iffibv.7'! ft.. Pram
Si AFtJt. A-o.. a (eJ) will a? a WatEit
Saw y.n i. ir. ilne ruuiiin rrder.
There rt sprinps of fxcelient ws'cr cnnvl
er:t t'i buth houses. -tier! a splendid APfi.E ol!
CHAKD, eo;riprisfnr the loieest fruit, n thej
p- t n-.ises. Tiire is ao a yiA L i!.4.Voi'i.iie
and :n iyor1 -K-c-s-t!.nr order. rl'u vein ul coil
h feet tiiick and .f tlist mt--a;u-lity.
The above described larni is situate 8 mile i
from the line of the Homer and Cberrytree Bad
Read, now parriaiiy under contract. Vor terms
nr.d otacr inf ortnttion nrif ' v on the pretid-e4 or
address PKTF.R SfULVEHlLL. . .
L-?0. Dtn. Ftrr.r.ffown, Indiaia Co., rs .
f) AMBSIA COUNTY BOEDS. "lV
Coiiiniisrlofieir? of Cnmbrln County :ra now
rreprired to tell to ttioe dt-slrir.jr the sane, th
BONDS of said eouiity, in sums of iiCi.tiOO url
7X. These P-.nds are tsue.1 by authority of
the G.ur of, Vuarter Sesjilors of "Ciuabrli.ei tin,
tv, f.?r tt e .Purpose ef raisin.-mony te t.uild
the New Q. .irny Jail, and pay ituerWt-dt thu
rate of-.Jj per cent, per nr.cuin seid interest
t'ediip- payable sc-mi-nnrntnilT and are redcem
nhle at '.'.e plep ui"ef the Cointnissinners after
the 1 S tli lsj of Dfemibfr, IfJt.niH pat
abletlie l-tl Ihj of htfilftnlirr. 1 9 1 .
C'oupe.fs nre attached to a-e:i Iloai fr the semi
annual instalments of interest.
Prt.e desiring to Invest in t"nl Loan wti
pie; -e call on the Commissioners at their CfUcaa
in r.henebnrp. -
W'itnws our hnnds this 10th dty nf jprll A.
e- i- . a .
MAURHIK McNAMARA, )
JAMRS B. NKASnv, -O
Com'rs.
VliA.'.'t'l-o'ii.IKU
Attest
-J. A. Kennedy, Clerk.
(api .
-tf ;
TAMES J. OAT MAN, M. D.,
- tesiders his proftsv ?er7ir.er. r, Jhy
sioiaa and Surpeot: to the dtker.s of Carroll-"
tcan atid vicii.ity. OC.cc in tear of. build-.'
iiig i-c-tii ied hy J. r.ttcK & Ci. as a ttnre. '
Nisht calls enn be matte at h'.n residence, mifi
tlir south of A. fla:!"a tin hardware;
store. 'f Slay 3, 1S6T.'
? LOI!) & CO., -.,
SLJ KjKNSIsCtol, Ta.
Goh?, Silver, Government Lo-in-s, v
oilier Securitie-s, LoUfdht ara? r hi. itilerei'
a'! lAe.l on Time i ej.ottts. Cof.ecli uis mado
in all accesr-ihle j ointa in t;.e Ui;;.tsd 5ite:i
and a general Kaijhip" V:tstaes ti.itisB uteI'
wr 9i. i.TTos a ro,,,
Drafts on the jr:ni.":.tsil rifiea and S.l,ver
and Gold for Is. Colisctiot . real's.
Moneys receia-e-.i.r.ii.a?ejo-i;tj,p;jr'.'.3.in le."
mand, vrithext iut;resi4or spca ti.ae. with"
interest at fir rates. an.11.
J. LLOYD, suei essor t A "g. SV
iiN:i. Iealer in Pnrji Jslcdiciie-t'
Fait3, tc. r-n-Maia sireet, ojiposity
iL 'Mansion Ilr use, ' Khenebiirg, P.v
October 11. 18-2.7. 6rn.o
WT w . r t v r ?nv i-a
ii ei v ji a i; i -il . XJ. .
i . r.l I a. fimhrla f 1
Tedrs hts profe-.sionH Fervices t a;h of .tho
eitixpus of 1 1 e above p!a; and viciotT as niay
rai .:irc iRPdtfal aii.
, ...... ... i j. j
i It Pf.ANiC.M
4 r a.f a-1. .i-4 J fr f ."
D.,- tpndVr h".'.
t te rMvfr." of
F.'-u'-iki-rrea ,d v -i.vy . iiie"; :i l;;pti street.
n; jii.'....:i Conresa tii;nal cliUie.'.. Eat,
vVjrt. Ni'rtit itatrs eua be made nt the late
r! ?r..'-c Aif lie, k. S. ltu-tm. AVoyrWar l Vl.l
. M LAUCaiUN.7
lTTOHNEy AT LAW, Ji-h;', Pa.'
Office in the Ex?Jw;is t-itir.T-r.- o.q h
Li'orbfr of Cititca ard I.octist htrects .up
atairs. Will liend ta all .bu slacks ccr.'nect
ed wtthirsj-rafisric.
.TO UN P. LiNTvO
eTTTP.NEY AT LAW, Johnt. Pa
H O.rs :n t-oplititi- ia eornir a f Majji amf
Sra'ilia street, -ppcs".i i?.iat:a floir,"
eecvpf ?.c r.. Er.tran.-e on FrsniMn street.
John?fcowr. Jan. 31". 136". tf.
OW. IlASLii', ArxiiK.xtr at I.avt
OStce, X. ISS Fraakli p'rert. Johnv
toaa, Ja., two sinor North ef Frazei's liaarf
Str2. U il! attend prenipllj to all EiainerC
leral btipipesa that ciaj be entraa.-teJ to hira. .
A . K PEKSIIIXO, ATTt)KEYrAt
Law, Jo7-.nstoie, Ps. 0-";e eia, r'atiik
iin Street, utfta-.-j, tjr Jeri. Srifon
IlAnlifare Store. an " 2i 1PC7.
&TT0RNSY AY LAW, ebevtt.xrg. r. .
OGce on Uigii ir), adjoining Li re?U"
drace. Jan Sl 25?. tf.
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-WILLIAM KITTjlLU
i
TT0HNEY AT LA.W, XUssiirty, Pa '
Utitr m colonaoa iSaw, CsrjtTfj stroV.
Jr. 31. 1867..-ir.
7M. IL Si'.CLtr.ElL Ar,wstT..vT
Ltt, tlbt :sb-irs, J1 Office in TW?a;
LlovdVnuw iriJrjj, one door north of. Col'
eV ibBshiieg, F. Olfit- m UtW fctlildill"
reiayt'f etectad on Centre street, hi trooi a
fro 5 Uigtt street. ;. 27
"P Ii SUAZtXAN.
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n-T "f ,'al bui;p(vs treudel to prwptlv ai."
euifcttitly. Collect ine jrii'tf.
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