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Cambria JTwcmmt
SlL?KDAYT; : : DECJLC, 1871.
local AtD Personal.
Hip an(t 9tstR! ana -eer 2o--.
-Tueeday. Feu. bth. has been fiiei f-r the
ttii Argument court.
The scalp is made clean sdJ sweet by apply
w- Ball's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ktmswer.
new Eutueran anu c-r-w-"
ecn to
Tohnstovn, Dec. 13, 1871.
t" KY. , mnued.and .nay huvo len use,.
The
thes in JobJ.towu are
town clock iu their towers
..... .rirnpt'nni at tllA
to and "e '
bui-c - 'v,-, I or in the ercuiicm ot -jui-
ntthe tower Ot llJlifior iii M"- .. .,,- or juihi-h
omen's Temple. Or t ney may - ,.,,,,
e wliale 8'i"",".v. ';..;..! Thi'V will tuduro
ct
tains aurl,,M1VYijTj..st3of fit least one gener
the storms and tea-""
ation- i .f ,-v le toM of an In idMit which hap
A Kooditoi J Is tol n or A rfjlro.l(1
urned at Altoona a y - i,lf,i1.j 'vinail-
rfrJ n-..
!, larrti it V r.
a n awaii catdured " luc . " '
..w.riii in uai; .
man " VV: , ,,7kft This card lie pinned to t He
pox" in darkey who aclla pics. This
K,0tS"v!-rv ono came near liis pie cart.
M1"5 T' i,,tkpy couldn't read, bur he asked
the old "'c- '.',..,. ,.wl Iff. wits tidil
to t;''J' 'u advertisement of Tho.n?
V"s need The aat.r.i.MB.at will
aura t:
i;(tr D.iAing lor i.i
r.rL-eiarv dour at Ualinan
JIi9 " Eastern r icui
Lu? ilia
ii. I f,.r l.i!nea HIlu (itri'eireJI
Ti,. !ei)ih;u i not to bad but what it
mi-l.t ba wo.ia, or jet ac pood but what u
H,;'ht be better. WomUr il ti bonsi oeii t
iiok it SLSiGE-riab work at ilia bt.t!
--Ttn tittr aia iJ to hava beou saca iu
uie Jicva. tlirea mile of lawn, a law
iJii afco. Il nota'uot wiihin the next fifteaii
... , . will urolied tliCiii it itt nu.
--Jut a we are lo l"e' lh 4jcath )f !
ill. Jncob Mtk.ao!l known cit zen ot Caui-
fjri,hio. ii announced. Tbo cmse of I
, . ! i . ... A !,n,it T." varu i nut wiali to see any i!ie
c.!t eo. ; : . ? .7. 1.7 iT V .Ih- ! Idle rumor., ami we are
f'i-ti:i'-' ndsclucvous vray Unit it was "Hot
, ;" Siirnlvo wu ktM't in blissful isnoninoe of
Me import of his eitfii until tl:c train lcfr, and,
wli-t wa still worn;, all lii. pit-s were als, irft
i t the 'itlk cart tl-at had the "sinall-pox."
The .batinr ""'"k wns iflly rcjr-cfi'.ed here
lHt wee!;. Not lc-3 tiianoiie thoUKand piTSons
iu'full iiicinlHTsiiip inlnlK'-d thfir pro; leni ties
by pkiri'iiis'ovtr the glassy st-a that Jack V roar
hud i;riare during the "wrc una' hours."
We d liLt- to see the youni; r'oikS t njoy them
eelveant sUut-nj;. It Is way and innocent fun.
The,'.. Iimi l.ccu vcrr aevt-re freezing here for
18 ! the p.-.at riiok. and the m-ws from the far west,
j f rem Canada, from New York, and indeed from
every point or the compass', connrui ine rumors
that id Uoreas departed from hmiey leeUlence
on his southern tour rather suddenly and nn
expcetedlv. One tiiou&and cancl houts, rieaiiy
till ladeil Villi Kfain. came to u stand still in
Kew VorkStnte. Bad enough.
A trip to I'itthuryh and Aliepln?ny city, via
Lutrobe. lia.- convinced lis tlmt the reports
about the prevalent of bintill-pox at those
places were greatly exPii'ijerated. There is nt
one-tenth the number oi cases in those places
that are reported to exist th-re.
We iid not isii to interfere witn mnttero
Lelouinif exclusively to tin courts; but we '!.-
liijureii ny mist! ana
inclined t-.i think that
vountf man urrest-n nere on suspicion or
lETTn PliOSS IRELASU-Ko. 5.
LCorrespondence of Cambria Freeman.
tN.Nrs, Ibelasd, Nov. 20, 1871.
Tiear tfu: The day after irmilintf my last T
went, accompanied by n jreutlenmu well versed
In antiquarian lore, to visit
'iiiis i;t:ij (if i.v.NjscAniTn,
Of the Tsluml of Wai-. now rnllml S.-if fvv Tal
I alid. The 11 rst object that attracts the tourist s
! f J" a be uteps on the island shore. 13 tlie stute
j ly Uound Tower, about l.iOfeet hiKh. As thes
j Kound Towns, built, hum time immemorial,
; nure puzzled the most learned ahtiquurians as
to their object, use, etc., 1 will not attempt to
I meddle in so abstruse a subject. Near one of
I the ruined churches is St. Senanns bed. It is
! a small, narrow sp.ioe enclosed by a wall: iu
! one corner is a lai e stone, said to be his pillow;
nNir the entrance is a Minuted old tree on which
i are cut the initials of these; who eonie to u-it
tne island. A curious and humorous tradition
says that any maiden that ever enters this bed
need never expect to become a mother. Near
the "bed" i3 an old tombstone oil which is in
scribed, in the Irish of the sixth century, "Pray
for .Maonach, the Teacher of lnolruadiia."
These, 1 was told, were monks who lived here
about a century after St. tlenanus. My next
I iiKjtury was alter the tomb of the lady whom
i Mooru immortalizes in his
j ST. crNAM'S AN1 THE I.AtT;
I but unfortunately mv euriositv could not be
j giatltled. I was lold that the oldest inhabitant
I of the place iniyht not see it six times in bis
life, as it is seen only at otnu extraordinary
low tide. Now for the old legend : ennuua. of
I history and sonur, was born near where Kilrush
how is, a little before Bt. Patrick came to con
I vert the Irish nation. When he stew up his
i parents consecrated him to religion. 1 laying
Home relatives living near Itallaeiiath, now
j Dublin, he went to see them before lie would
! forever seclude himselt within monastic walla,
i Walking one day alntiK' the beautiful pebbly
! beach where Ivilliney uof sltaul?, he saw lour
I men inillinf with all their miht towards the
I strand. When they landed they laid niuiih
hands on the young Seuanus, and drag-inK hnn
j iuto the btiat pulled away axain towurdsaahip
lyiny out at sea. It was a lanish pirate ship.
and poor iSenanus sotn saw them head to sea
and leave behind them the lociy shores of
DETERMINED TO COUNTERACT
THE 8U0?.TS1UIITE! POUCY OF nESIQXINO AND MALICIOUS PKRSONS. WHO HAVK SOUGHT TO IXJUItR THE
TRADE OF i'iULADELPiilA LY CONCOCTING AND CIRCULATING
-IX
I POST OFFICII BiHllim
WE SHALL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FORTUNATE POSITION AND ORGANIZE AN
' --
GREAT HOW
. . - t 1 ft r 11 n tr tiPu I' I il ft?i:-!llin'' I . . .r f t.r, I.I ... .1 , .! ..1 in ,i I-".l
1V, M, ji.:6? lnt One of tlisui. named V. lilian. j inboro Chilli, winch nunder occurred abc.nt j ..tjj fiol(1 t,ie vollI1 sJenanus to a rich Nor
i. cai.l to have bcii rer Jjnteroulv a'veii years ajjo, is a victim ol this kind. He i , p, ica. Here he had to toil and slave in
b. ' ' ,al1 lo v v " does not at ail answer the description of the i fctrJ11!fl. )dIul i:ll away from his belovi d island
i 1 ' v i v.-uv - - - c I f 1 1 1 1 1 ' V I'll I'l I 1 1 1 Lr II 1 11 Mll lir'ill I III I I l:r 1 IlllIT
l- ii:c iiifatnou. wretch atabbeJ a bona be
g iu t ilr. Stafi"r, of 'Vaatinorelaiid
tjunir, thiotigh the heart, a few nights o,
Si;d ti.e rniiiial waa louuJ dead in the stable
s.x" unrt.In,;.
Tl.e iiiiuli po s to be verj bad en
Ljurel Hill, in Jackson township, some eil.t
tfi iiii.es et ol thia place ilr 'li!ip lia
uiJ liiere of lite diaa ou TucsJar aud a
iain i.:i:eJ Lte is ie,'ofted to hae l!!eu a
:t'.;m to ih aanje uniiad; on Wedticsdar.
A Wcftnx lelsnd coiutr uiornr nanied
Slat !e:-n eti induced br a coupie oi stiarj'sts
1 time.
Vv's are e'-ad to learn that the court house. nt
Isbetisburrf is to be bountifully supplied wjth
water bv the introduction of one eutire Lane.
This Lake may tie used often to modify tbo
fiery scintillations of i eiierous lawyers.
A tjentlmun, named Kean. wlio has been al
sent froi.i JolliiHtown for several years, re
turned a few days ap-o; and was surprised to
see the Tast improvements which hnve. been
made here during that period. He tilings the
titv is as large again as it was when he I. -ft.
Mr. lirixner. who held the position of stuble
boss for the Cambria Iron t'ompany. died of
t ramn. or bilious colic, on Wednesday last. He
leaves a family of oijfht girls, one son. and a
. i t!.,,;.t.,...r t.. i.av 1 (IliOlom himui L' 1 wire, to mourn nis unximeij loss, vtcsjuipu-
irli bis fjimilv. who are now left
ot.e niiilit l.si wcrk, iJ ll'j he i
iSul'!i ii q'jiiirj fer the whereabouts of the
k!(r(ij i. He'll lind them, of coore.
Dr. lieltorJ. tlie veteran deuliat, will
1 1 at !.: t Ccc in this place cn Chi istmus day
t:ii ica .ain ll e entire week. Ii you want to
j: am t ioi. rell Tiih s set of new teeth as a
CLr.fc' n.as gist, ai.d want lo ga: the beet of
w.'ik in '.liii iii.t, be sure to cl! on the Deetor.
11c l ew Asuciate Jadjres. Misri. 1.1 vyd
iiu f !ai.ii, iiltrnied their duties wiili be
tiii.ii j.' ttsteai.il dignity during tho recent
-:. it ol oi.r ccu':t court. 1 bey are bodt
s.'.t f.ei t entlofuen r.i d are eu.inai.tly tilted
loi i be cxaktd Okttiuns thar have been cliasn
t. i,
alone tt hght their way thiofijrh tin unchatiia-
bie WOI id.
I Thote who witnessed th performr.nees of tb.e
I Female Minstrel!, who Held forth iu this place
j last week, tin not 6 peak very favorably of their
' modestv. Their almost nude appearance on
! the stage was l.rnl enough indeed, but no worse
I in effect than the pictures that are di. played in
police and sporting-papers, winch are seel in
discriminately iu every village, town and city
in the land. Such displays, whether in person
or on paper, ft' all persons wlrr witness them,
and especially the risinjr crnerutien. :;u incal
culable injury. It Is creditable to our town to
saV that not one lady at 'ended the disgusting
exhibition alluded to. Tins was a sriris.iin; re
proof which may result in much good.
The Snppes' House has beeu leased by a ffen-
il.inin frmi Philadelphia, named . forgo tl
liishop, who is now supplying the entire i.iu:ld
inf wiih new furniture, lr will be iiiiown as
tho " ni'.iri t Jtiuxc" and is lo-a?ed n Clinton
r.obnt P.tc.iirn, Eq.. Sup't Western Di
viijii, I'd. It K.. has notiOed Co. hnp'l Chap
;i;uii ti.At a it t'Xtrx train Irom J idmi'.o w:i ,
1. i!i ettvps at ail iutei met ite poii:t, w ill be
i'.im a our branch romi on Monday next ler
:: e u coinodaiicn oi le.tcLeia end oibiii cji;i-
ig In liir lualiti.tti. ; five hundred pillow-case"
Oa JJoi da- a fife Tear oli sou oT 11 . ' such as curtains, etc. Tl
Yj'tiii Ivellv.ol Alloota. dmnk a n uLion ol new.
l.i i i f ou'te liotn a coffee pot stnndii's oil tl
i-3T Leurit:. end wns to Li tl i y tiu.cru in
tctt death tnfuetl iu a t'nort titre ar-
triwrnd. e
lr.
atieet, not rarlrom tne sue or inuiiiu rosier ;
Hoe-e. Tin; public will b pleaded to know ;
that ever thing la this hotel, from garret to ,
if liar, is l.iun lu'ti-. -Mr. Wagstal?. the agent of i
the EHaa Howe Medallion Sewing Mut bme. lias ,
a contract lor making two hu nilred sheets and '
liesi'ics ot ner eew tug. ;
lie mattresses are ail '
ihe furniture is new and unique. 1 no
earpf-f are all new a:iu cosnj. i ne tiiuuuw :
' curtains, nfghaus, tidies, rugs, mats, etc.: all i
t new. i i:e piaster, t t:e pf.,'t.-i , i ai nni, emj
I the baths are all new, atd every thing as clean
m tig
i that he would once more bo free, liefore be
J wus many months iu bondage thetocsin of war
j was sounded by the savage llolhs. aided by th1;
! barbarous Turks, and opposed to them were
l the Mauls, the Spaniards, and other civilized na
i tious. Senanus' master entered the lield and
took along with bin: his young Irish slave. The
; Turks for a tiitid were victorious and put to
! bight the Christians. They took some prison
ers ami among them were Senanus and his
: master, whom they locked up in close fortified
' Peeps. Seiniut.s now saw no hopes of esc.'i.e;
I but still tiod wutcht-d oer him. Tho Crand
i Turk who hel 1 him captive had u fair daugh
! icr, who sbt tned to take pity oil so young- und
: handsome a captive. Coinoassiou soon turned
to loe, attd the fair Turkes.s told Senanus that
i t he would replace him. unknown to her father,
on certain condit ions.which were that he would
i consent to tly with her to some foreign eoun
I try. where; tuwy could live forever happy to
i get her. Senanus tried, rs lest he could, in
! broken Turkish to tell her thut young us lie
j was Itis heart wa already engaged that his af
I lections were centered in u green little spot
: hundreds of miles wny, and that he would pre
i fer lile-loiig slavery, v. ith all its persecutions,
I sooner than break tl.e solemn promise he made
I to Him on high. 'Che fair one could not under
stand this, and :-tiil persisted In her persuasive
' efforts to make him accept her conditions.
! Ilut t he young captive's heart was steelad to
i all such appeal. At length site concluded to
i set bin: free, and before they parted he put in
j her band a sntail wooden crucifix, as ttteouiy
; token he could leave her to remember him.
Some mouths after saw tlie young
i eiiie ri6tored to his paients, but not without
I experiencing severe and trying hardships.
i Finding hintseif now free to act as he pleased,
i lie soon retired t.o InniseMiath, where be com
1 menced the erection of a church and mouas
! tery. Among his rules and regulations was
1 thu't no woman should ever set toot on the isl
: and. As tho yea-s rolled on Senanus saw the
i nionas'ij tirt-'hreii increase in number?, and
saw additional churches and monastarics raised
naapprofaciasaMe AITjIE
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WIIICII AVILL CAUSE A GREAT LOSS TO AKT WHO MAKF. rUitCHASE3 WITHOUT KNOWING WHAT CAtT DE SAVED II?
BUYING AT THIS
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THE tJRRESZIIlTED CLE1UAXCC OF TEIC EjAROITST ZTOCtL
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EVER HELD, BEIMC NEARLY
A Million Dollars7 Worth of Substantial Clothing
Or OEJ5i E3F.3T JMSlTACTfilE, TOZ1 MEf, BOYS, A! C 51 32.231: LS,
UMVU!,irrn ?r nnnirviPART op wnicti was personally sfja:cti:d r uv SL'TH nifjU'X"-
U 'jliYlill inhli & UlUlni. JIN FOItEIGX MAUKKTS UY MR. WANAMAKF.ll ;1 i t .h.S Si L ii VL I5:Ufil:
ri v 9 ii h;pj & iinniirv ikkfork the immense rise in t;0L. and r i i v i uv iinnii v
vAt:LfLlSLn & MUhMcan be sold to ready-money buyers at! UiiViUMiliU a l)hUUli
I T3. f TTTi rri 4a. trnk A t
MM 2:111 bill!
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coMdo e wiih our friend la Ins as.'' f'1. " L.iv tor 'bidie The build-
ro M i--.n. . v ... .... .
r. i.t.iiij t,ere-yeu ent. !mv, ;, nd commodious, and will lie opon-
e wish mv.
'i i e tU'ck of iitnti and oilier rood tt.iiics et as a hotel someday ttus ween. e wish -ir.
Licit ii L. Oatrnan .xrects to have in .tore I Inttioi.aiui hisestiuiubi-' lady tf rear success m
f r t.ie iioIiJvs is Uound to urpr:ae and p!ese t'i7ci nurd Iianer.'a'ciHl miner, was caut ht bc
turtbeJt. WLtit ull he ia p'Jing to hnra-we j neatli a'ttdl of slate in ore or the C. 1. Co.'s
;,-;tei, to a t.ci tai:;tv, but bis custymir rnav ! ininc-s.on Friday morning last, and sustained j
... "11 .1 . - i . ,.ri. of a verv scrioti ' it not latiil eniirL.etei . '
-", . d upon petting all tbev at. I :n ihnl wjt 'nJ''ri ' , 11 ' cl . ,, , , . ( ... ,.i.,. i i his
f C..V i - ''I'iieu'tis legs w as rtiooknity c. usiC j aua uts
due i l.o.c st kind and at lowest prices 1 7't.,.st fc..v wrely injurcl. '
1 iiie la. lies w ho bate been puttine off
t! f.cii !intin of fur un l ether elegant dress
ui.lil the holidays, should not fail
i tie t ermau v-uiuonea usu .:-;, "."j- ,'.--
l'lnmaVv- ai r.mgeuierns ior a giaiei tair uun ,s
the eouiing holidays. They know now to muke
t,;" '"'uji otiuuiu uui iti .u - Buc!j enterprises a tractive ami enjoyatue. . acu
is;t t!. pepuiur Tiiotttpaon St re, wheio a . ,v. h.-feecrybody wiii patronize inem. Union
icvit utiui passed and at prices unequalled for Hail is to tie the scene of the coming festivities.
V!,.tM now on edition it, t.-Ie. una nVh
t,'Jii!i:r tl:s nioet attractive and dssuab.e. ; po.m on the subject of "Lot e." at L nion
i.ow utaiiT poiatees r.ra uiuaiif put l'iiii on tat uraay cTeiuiig imtv. ..oi wC ,
:.;op;;, unleas it"is H e pit of our stonitch, j got as large an i.udieii e e ,.1l'1';':'ct.I.,."l-'il11 a I
! liee lofy we don't Know, but it mikes '-'.eptot'unVo ibeInJt'itute"' to act i
i.i that lir. 1 imotliv Loineieaux's hunoied j as r,.i.('rtf r for the "press generally, but as we j
b-Ui it. in bite" towasbtp. must be the! know nothing about the rl'H.iRophy of the j
uWr . f all tbt. rei.ir. r,b lii. -i.l . ! birch, we inn take no part in ThtM'crrurmances.
i .:. i .'TrZ . ?! . . . r-.l .. I We are lnfonue.l that this "institute vm ne
i nuui v.vtii.tt jou wn at wo..-: mil i vui. ; ..... .... i.ni in this count T. e ncp
1 ii-., li-r p.nd director ;u t.-u count j .nt
W no informed b? eeutletnen w ho have
u k1 1. i; t rptni tunitiei to know the fact,! be present
dit b:cie :s t o truth whatever in tl.e infortna
':im icceited by tl.e Htrtbl in iard to ti.o
t't j rtvalence t f diptl.eria r.i.d aea'riet feeer
a tie vicinity ol Carrolitonn. Tiieie never
ies sicktess cf any kind tbre :Ln at the
permit limn.
Air. iierry Icke, a wei! known tr.J wall
c-.-e tiiii.ni of Ahet'tta, wr.s lihren To death
'"i .'.i.i". ( ne clay lait week. He and his wil
" o:, i t;hii to a tot. leatdln at Sedalia.
"J. in c t::;.any wi;h four t.ther jeulleiien, he
:;t out en a bunliiijj eipeuiliou, and, be:i:g
''''. t. ken by u scitie etcrtn, the entire panr
i: fd 'n"h cold.
Go rge C! a lea. jr., tlie yourif; man arrested
'u Jul.six'wn ami brought toj.til here o;i tus.
f i:cti if livinjr mnrdeted the old colored mun,
'- :'b0iO ymiiti, (tome seven yens ao, was
' ii 1 utt Jay uken before the court on a writ
't habests terpui and released on tll.Ubl) bail,
!-:!; '. e l l y hin f ather, to appear and answer
t il t ext term of court.
W l,i;t. iho wife ol Mr. J. II. Moore, our
't:.a! 'fr.ei.d, was decendirijf the celitr ste;'S
'1 It: in Aeiue In Altoona. on Saturday night
'"'.. 11:8 lighied lamp she carried fell fiom her
r'tl aid exploded; Belting fire to seyeral arti
' t)' tear, but foi Innately Mrs. Moore not only
. 'C;d with, .ut injury, but '.he fire was ex'.iu-f'-
S 'fd eie any damage was done.
J uiJt'ij:g- irom our cash receipts for tbe past
'! aeeks, court could not hare been la 6es
,L,i; in t'ni place, other indications to the cun
'::t Eotniihtnr.'!ir.g. We leceitsd lei than
''' Lundrtd. and should not bays received lets
"-ii oi thousand. We gues onr cretiitors
!'i (.aye to stand it tboueh, for we can'i coii
c' s Low wc ate Roing, to tlo it much longer.
e Uuiit Irom the Herald thr.t tbo dwell
house ol Mr. James Gill . iu Cliet town- i
" '(. as ittll rs all his fuinituie and a lot of j
t'i.a, was entirely consuraed by re. duiing
amerce oi bimfe'.f and family, on Friday j
Mianweek. The oiiin of ti e f:re is not I
-' on, tut the loi is put down at $HbO, wLich
a.i.ii ceita'iily be Uso low an ct'.irasts. No
i;-rii.ce.
John D Thomas and Capt. J. K.
--te each had a pocker butchered or. Wednes
day lat which weighed rcapei tirely 40? and
J7 pouiJs. To Uie former pentleraan, or hi
"gude wife," we are under obligations for a
jard or to of "linked swao'crss." which we
.'nnd exceetlingly tlelici.ius. Oar thanks ere
also due to Mr. Will. Coimell for a liberal aua
p.y ot spi rib. a,.d to Mr. I'hil. Croupe lor
a Secerous donation ot excellent eausace pre-
eaied on a former oceaiion. "
Tbe Johnstown Tribune's Ebensburjt cet
rcapondent ia an (T)odd chap indeed and has
n (T)odd way ol saving his my. Hear him
Luut tbe new officers ol ihe court: "I
tion it here as a itmaikable coincidence that
tch of the three J udge wears a black euit of
Uite clothes, eunnounted by a plu liat of tho
l'tt style, though in the mutter ol overclotb
b they" are diyeise. Judge Dean has a dark
E"f OTerccat, Judge Flanagan a black one.
Lile Judge Llojd ruches reckleIy out into
U cold with a fancy parti colored shawl oyer
U shoulders."
"Jiigieuic Wigwam" is the name that kas
bestowed upon the large fitae structure
'et:itly erected for lair, exhibition and gecer
i amusement purposes near the Catholic
-trch ia tlvis place, and tha way tba loung
lo''"i have beeu enjoying ibemseives thciein
irjt its past week is evidence eufiicient that
place bas not been inaptly named. Tbo
nir t,ow in progross will continue without in
l!a:i!':oii from now uutil after the liolidays,
& all visitors thereunto will be welcomed
'4 Ede glad, if good treatment, good grub,
Sl lua sud a geed liia feceral'j eta e2ect
tI,,.... fiii.cro'.s r.ii.ced tin to the cense tr-r m
Sabbath last about 4 o'clock. Judging from
the fact that one of the bourses whs an o.d one,
it must hme contained the rcii.uh.ia of a stnuil
p..x vietii'l. a-
Tbe sum of 5C0 In tid of the CaiCHgo sufiTer
ers !! collected in St. John's Catholic c.iurct:,
this place, on last Sunday.
The Jolinsf iw u schools will close for the ho
lidays ou i'llduy next. 1-JS 'u-
Doi.ngx ik Couht. From the aeiexblin? of
court on Woaday latt until the adjournment on
Wdne?day afterr.ooli. the follow iujj bineis
, . .- I r.
in common pitas wo uitju't .
rvm"th vs. .InirteH A. I'attcrson
T.o.nereaux. Sci. Fa. Continued
ferred to argtinrcnt list.
Same
Jams
11' urni. sum
..7, r.,- i..forwltir for f2'd
.Ian it Collins vs. Thomas Plunkett. Appeal
I Jurv 1:.id Tor phuntilT the sum oi i.
i Yost's Ariministrator vs. Joseph tela
i Tlimtu V. illiHins. Summons in dent
I nnd for plaintiff iVl.
! McMullin vs. Glass. PmnmoMs ease in slan
I tier. Verdict for plaintiff for :-ii0.
ieu-in vs. Glass. Summons cs.se In slander.
i Verdict forfaintilT for l-'aW.
i"lat vs. Coiivety. AppoaL.
i.laintifr for !1..
up to the praise anil wor.-hip of God. One even
ing us Senanus was wa:kin;f along the shore,
perhaps re'iiindiu him of the time he was
taken oT Irom Kbliucy, he saw enter the Shan
non a ship ploughing, her way before the 'Jtroiig
v.intrv wind. .Vcaier and nearer it came, t i ii
the ship t!mo-t touched tbe monastic shore.
Senanus, mindful of his decree t'.iat no woman
should ever get a footing tin the island, ad
dretSLd those in the ship, saying::
'Oh I hit-le and leave this sacred ile,
I iiiiolv bark, tr.. morning smile,
l-'or on" thy deck, though OurU. it be,
A feu m ie ii rni 1 see ;
For I have sworn this sainted sod
Shall ne'er by woman's foot be trod,"
Latit . t
( : F:;ther. send ntit hence tnr bark.
Through wintry winds and billows dark;
1 come with humble heart to shnro
Thy morn and evening- prayer."
'"lis lady's p' ry r rtehcntia spurned
The wind blew fresh, the bark returned.
The poor rejected lady n nd her frail bsrk were
tossed Rtjotit on tht; 1 oiling wnves f t'le Muni
tion. a few days utter, the
lifeless form d' n b au'.iful female, t bid iu rich
Turkish attire, whs found washed ashore, and
clutched in hor cold band was a small wooden
erucitix. As soon as Senr.nus saw this, he re
cognized it es tne one be had given to the tnir
i being who bad ret him lrer. .Not v.i.tlting lo
j tieny bit- liftcss remains the rights if septil
; tore, mill still nnximis to keep his vow, he or
dered nf-r to ne minc-i at i v wait-r t:iuii, oun
fv.rn v.isl'ive certaiutv. a tombstone is yet lo
! be seen at some extraordinary low water tr.-.trk.
i Kuough for this time. In my r.cxt I will hat e
! k little more to say r.bout the Isiatd. ss rrell us
i about Ivilrush anil my dreary drive to this town,
j tlie county seat of Clare county. Would )i!;e
: to write more to you at the present silting, but
' mailii: ? time approaches and I must tie up and
; o.l to no post-office. So believe me, deer Mae,
ins ever, YjUis, cry truly, KiiPjSAcu.
A VISIT AND INSPECTION, WHICH COSTS NOTHING,
WILL PHOVE UNQUESTIONABLY TliAT
TY of the ARTICLES ARE W0ETH DOUBLE THE PRICES QUOTED.
ices.:IF'H0MPS03V,P
w
MEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Containing
7,9G1 Men's OrercoalS,
G.949 Dress Coats,
51 G Ganicka sntl Capee,
5,113 Uusuicss Coals,
12.31 1 Hdsineaa l'ants,
l.Sl.l Fine English Slriped Tanti,
3,875 Doeskin l'anta,
2.519 Biack Cloih Yestf,
002 Velet Veels,
578 Cashmere Ycs!,
14,406 CaBsimcre Vesif,
5S3 Double-Urcasteil Short Overcoaf,
523 Etiglikh Dironal D. 15. Coals.
BOYS1 DEPARTMEiMT
MP
AN
COKTAIKIKQ-
9G0 Youths' Ot-rcfct,
3 0U0 Youths' Tanss,
3,714 Y'outbs' Vests,
1,872 Y'ouflis' Everjtty Coats,
723 Children's Overcoats,
135 Children's Cape Overcoats;
ISO Ciiihireti's Gstrricks,
1.344 Cliihhci.'s b'ui'.B.
3.232 Hoys' Pan;,
2.G7G Hoya' .lackeli,
7S2 ig Men's Coa!,
1,205 Trig Men's Pants,
9SG Men's Vcita.
-cr-
i
4tstS ixli 4. siStsi
78,259 TOTAL. GARMENTS.
FIRST FLOOR. (Wet!) Arranged lor Fur-
r.i.hing Go;i aid Uots j die Job Loti.
"Less than Half 1'iice Lots." Piece Goods
for Custom Work, which bhare in our ,cu-
er.il t eductttiit of price .
SECOND FLOOlt-3 DEPAF.TME5T3 :
D 11 ESS PANTS,
SECOND DKEtS PANTS,
WORKING I'ANTd,
JOB LOTS.
and John
and trans-
to argtiTireoi-ii.-i.
vs same. Disposed tif m like manner,
s A. ltuck, for use of U. G hiss, vs. T. W.
. Summons esse i'l assumpsit. ucg-
THIR D FLO OR-OVERCOATS, 101'
COATS. G AliRICKS.
COACHMEN'S COATS. ..
FOURTH. F 1 1'TIl ami SIXTH FLOORS
Rfnerved Surplus Stock.
FIRST FLOOR ( East) School and Dres
Suit, and LitCo Lads' Clothes.
SECOND FLOOR Larger-:z:J Goods and
H.'f Priced Lo's.
UPPER FLOORS Reserve Stock tnd Fxlra
. Fiae Good.
NOTE tTb6 and a.i our Goods are
not bought from Wholea'.o Iloutes. but ate
of cur own ni.ttiiifacture many of thcta msdo
in our own building, uidr cur cern eye and
supervision of materials carefully eianiined
t!.d sponged, and maJa only lot' our Regular
Retail Trade ; tj ibat cugtjtnere can tsse ibsza
wuh tbs utaoat couf -'-vt.
Mm m p Us m -
OF EVERY
nnd
Jury-
Verdict for
2Tktv Sate at Jens Dirt & Co "a Bank,
No.'J-iO Main Stkeit, Jou.nst.iWn. We give j
below a condensed notice, taken fret the I
Johnstown Democrat of this week, of a new
and first class s.ifo which Messrs John Dibert I
ii Co , LUnkars. bare recently bad pUced m
their new Banking cfli-je. We copy this more
especially beeausc the junior member of the firm.
I Mr. John D. Roberts, is favorably known to
! all our citifcens, having been boin here and
having lived in our n dst until within a few
j yeati past ; and doubtltM all will be glad to
know "that still another of Ebcnsburg's worthy
sons has risen to a position of eminence, trust
I and prosperity, line aro tbe extracts Irom
j the Dttnotrat:
I Last W ednesdny was -ulte a stirring day on
! Main street, thin city, ilessrs. John btroert &
riPKT Storo open from 7 A.M. to H P. M.. except .catardays, when open at CV A. If. to ID P. if.
Sf.i'uMj-All Goods r.ithai'.ged, or Money ttefunded.
1"U iP.U A iar:e staff of Salesmen and Cabers to the dttTerent Departments, in waiting to rect've Cnstoncera.
FOLlitTU Oiacra by Telegraph oc Letter from any Quarter ftithfuiiy attended to.
In COZ-JCIjUS IOMi
rOR SOLID AND SUBSTANTIAL BARGAIN'S THIS IS AN UNI'REOKDENTKD OrPOIiTUKITY 1 j
IT 7ILL TAY TO COilli FROM ANY PAUL" OF TI1K COUNTRY. Oil TO MAKE UP CLUBS IN TOWNS AND VILLAGES, A3 j
WCiJEAN TO GIVE SOMEBODY ALL THE GOODS WE HAVE. j
WE II AYE II AD THE LARGEST SALES-THE HOUSE IIAS EVER KNOWN. AND TO WIND UP THE SEASON WE CAN ;
AFi'JKD TO ALMOST SHUT 0UU EYES TO THE FiUCE 5. ;
OAK H A I
Mxth and Market Streets, P.
Style
!
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fin
AXD ITi A1L7IC5T
i L i
hllad.QlpMzit
...i, n.,,w. lov.;nt?wone. Pumii3M i Co., at their new Painting onn-e, t ei e 1 ecei iitg
ca- e in a-iKiip-lt. Jurv find for pb.intiir. a new and imiKinlieent sale, 'i he large derrick
i-hri-lina Uusli. of Croyle township, was or hoisting apparatus of the Cambi ix Iron Co.,
declared u lunatic by the court, and Abyius j known as 'Tncle Sam. was ..rougbt into re
MarU was apptdnted trustee of her estate. quisition, and a number ol skilled und strong
uu' '""if JIlell tor the purpose of placing the new Kate
Our friend Mr. B. J. JIcFeely informs us
that at a family patheriinc at the house of Mr.
Win. Dawson, in Galhlzin township, one day
last Summer there were present fotir ladies, un
aunt and three nieces, whose onittd aC3 footed
up the xtruoridinarv number of 34 )i yo'trri, di
vided as bdlows : Mr. (JiHtgpio, ned 103 ;
Margaret Brady, (Sisterof Cfaii y, in leliirion
Sister l'"elicita.) syed 6: Mr. Riidgct Miler,
aped 115; iXnd "1: . Miry TL. McFcely, (mother
i nur iiiinrmaiit i ai'fJ 74. The nuideii name
of .11 but one of these Udies was Dawson, and , LA
tl.cir retS..rkab e consevity spe.iks wnl for the wi,i,.n rt.o, t.v ..-.ovintr a littl
robust conditio" of that branch of the lmcran i her of times in ditTerent ways. It s
familv AH the ladies miued are B'.ill living. ly finished and painted, and id lii cv
J nlaf substantial and elegant, and is
Cm-acii Dedication. The new English
Lutheran church at HummerbTU will be dedi
cated (D. V.) on Sabbath, Dej. 2 , lel.
Ker. J. ll. Dlnmore. of Philadelphia, wi'l
nreacb the dedicatory sermon. Revs. Fink,
Baker, Snvder, and otheta ore executed to be
present. We ask all the fi lends of the church
to be present at that time. The people are
preparing to entertain all who come.
A- J- HAaTsccK, Pastor.
On the niht of the 21st of November the
post ofiice at Tyrone was entered and robbed.
There were four persons etiRag.-d in the affair,
three of whom are now iu the j tit at Holiidays
burg. A man supposed to be ihe fourth of the
pang was arrested by United Suite Detective
Thomas Gillespie in t'ittaburgn, ana issen be
fore Commissioner M'Candless, who commit
ted bim for a hearing. So says the State Journal.
We can only this week invite attention to
the advertisement elsewhere in regard to "The
Popular Life of Gen. R. E. Lee" and the "Me
moir of Chief Justice Taney," the agency for
which, as well aa all other works isucd by the
pub'Uhhitf house named, has been secured by
out clever fiiend. M. P. Meagher, who is now
canvaeaiDg for the same.
SiAOXABbE EARfiAiNS. You' can buy Cast
Iron Sled Soles at 3 cents per pound, and the
bet city mad Sleigh Caskets at S0.2; and f'V0,
at Benton & Wayne's Hardware Store, Johns
town. Ta. LDec.2.-Ct.l
H all's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer re
moves scurf and itupuritls of ail kind from
tie :?e!p.
in ii'isitiou in Ihe bank. It whs cm el ully baud
led and placed where desired.
Thissat'e was manufactured in Cincinnati, (..
by Mes.-rs. IIacx'-AI-E &' I'kbX.n, nit'd is tine of
the be?t, inaiiufactured in tho most scientific
and improved style. We believe it is one of
the largest in Western Pennsylvania, and con
siderably the largest in this county. It weighs
the enormous amount of five ions, or ten thou
sand pounds! t is lirfirfiroof and j.s supposed
to be iny Inciblo to birrgiars. It has two. sets
of double doors and one inner door, the double
doors being locked by a combination of letters
and the inner door by ligures. Tbe only way to
did block id meiai is uy
mbination, and
little knob it min--
bciTUtif u f-
ery pnrtic
impregna
ble to everj thing but the person who knows
the majfic combination of letters and words.
.
It is made after the latest patents nnd im
provements. The burglar-proof poi tion of the
sale is composed cf hard and so't steel and
boiler iron, secured together in such a way as
Ut resist the drill or sledge, while the doors are
so eleseiy lifted that to attempt to wedge or to
blow powder inlo them would be worse than
useless.
The safe cost at the manufactory f wenfy-two
hundred dollars. The growing business of this
banking house needed one ot great capacity,
and this one. it is supposed, will Ml the bill.
Lvery.person w ho wishes to ex a mine American
science and skill should go and see this piece of
wonderful mechanism, which for strength and
beauty is not excelled anywhere.
And nil those Inning money to- deposit, or
banking bnsiitess to do, can find no more reli
able or liberal banking house to transact busi
ness with, nor lind safer or better investments
than this firm are agents for. Give them a Call.
nv We notice by the llefald that Dr. A.
P. I'ields' charges m one dollar for each Tint
in town, and one dollar per mile lor riding.
We supposed from what we had beard that his
rates were considerable higher, and we freely
acknowledge- that his charges are moderate
considering tho amount of labor performed.'
The Doctor ha3 a idea practice aud bas been
renai kably successful iu the treatment of
his numerous patients.
CE13 & FOSTER.
GKAMD OrCNI.tO or FALL AND WISTtB. D87 GOODS
AND DRKtf UOODS.
The attention of the Ladies U directed to
our iuimriiee stock of Millinery Goods, com
prising a grand assortment of Frouch Flowers,
Feathers, Rib'ions. Silks, Velvets, Ornaments
in endless jrolu-ion. an 1 the latent styles of
Trimmed Bonnet and Hats, which we have
always on hand, or we c.ui'bupply any lady with
tiiunned Huts or Bonnets at shortest notice and
in a tj!o which we uniantee will "We entire
satisfaction. We are now offering special and
extraorolnary inducements hi Fall and Winter
Dress Goods. Double Warp Alpacas. Poplins.
Velveteens. Waterproofs. Oasfdincres, Flannels,
Bhiakeiw, Linens, Muslins, Prints. Ginghams.
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace. Hre."8 Tri minings, aud
n full variety of Sr.rill Wares, Zephyr Worsted
und Germaiitown Wool, at prices to suit sll.
A m.ipnifjcent line of IJ'.nck and Colored
Silks in Glace and Gros Grain, at prices rang
ing lioni J I to $1.
A new, er ftiplete and clerant display of Sin
cle and Dcuble Brodhe, Paisley and Thibet
Shawls, at from Ji.'t to JMl, and hundreds of
Woole:i Shawls at very reduced prices. We
hayo also opened a splendid line of Ladies' and
Children's FANCY FURS, at low fsr raitKS.
A full anil railed assortment ol" Carpets. Oil
Cloths and Window Similes always on hand
Also, the very choicest of live Geese Feather.
All of the above and much more can be bought
lor the cash at the lowest, tnaiket rates from
Giste k F'ostsu,
. Eos. 113 and 115 Clinton Stieet,
Johnstown, Fa.
Ut. dr. is b'er thd days of your childhood, and
how glad ou tiien were when Cbrk'tmas caute
arouul aui brought Tfi h it tova, vra tinea's
and tho many other i;ood things pert a ning
thereto. As vou felt then do nil you c.m to
make the youth ol to-day feel i.o.V, and il you
have no children or favorite of your own whom
to rrake peryision in the way of Christmas
Silts, you cart easily find plenty of little ones
i:. reiidv circumstances who will appreciate
your kindness. We may add that the means
of making; Younp America supremely happy
can be found in endletS variety at C. T. Rob
ens' great emporium, where eerybody should
go for their Christmas presents, large cranial!,
valuablo cf othcrwisa.
WAsntn and WniNOEu. Mr. I'd. Mann, cf
St. Augustine, has obtained the right to manu
facture and sell Hi the townships of Clearfield,
Allegheny, Minister, Cambria. IJIacklick, C r
loll and Chest, and the boroughs of Fbensburg,
Lorotto, Chest Sirings and t arrdltown, a very
valuable and needful machine called the Prac
tical Masher and Wringer. (Knox's Patent.)
and one which we believe wiil accomplish all
that is chdmed for it. We have not the spat e
to speak of this great household blessing in de
tail, but as Mr. Mann is now canvassing I'.itulis-tri--;r:
no doubt ull ill have an cpporlui'y to
see r.n 1 judge of its merits, lie is prepared to
show bv practical demonstration that it will
accomplish wonders its a clothes cieanser and
save labor and money to every housekeeper,
and the machine lool.s as if it was equal to ihe
emergency. It Is cheaper too, considering That
it is botti a washer and wringer, than any bim
ilar machines in the market.
mcKKva FfTit;iTrRE wai:f.uooms.
John Ilicliey, Cndertaker, on Juiiiiii street,
fourth Ward, Altoona. i prepared to. supply
Jfelalie Uuria! Cases of all bizus aud pa'.tcrus,
atid on reasonable terms.
Mr. Illckev keep-i contnnfly on li.md a large
stoirk of new nnd fashionable furniture, and
those who require nnything Pi his line should
give bim a call. Kvery article st;nt from bis
rooms will be wRi-n'oied as rcpre3ented.
llairf.nd Straw Matrasses manufactured to
order at less than city prices. ,.
Cane seat chairs re-caned and nttca up as
good ns new. .
Ail orders from rt distance promptly attended
to. Liul.l3.-tr.l
yI5!Tl'.4n Y.
WATERS. F'ied. hi this place, on Saturday
ni.. ruing last. M.uiy, thir.i daughter of 1". J.
and Margaret Waters, aged 15 vc.us aud 9 tsoiS.
Weej iit.t for those
Who rit.k within the i-rms rf death
Ere yet the ehiiiinf winter I realli
Of sorrow o'er them blows:
Pot weep lor tiiem who here reirrain,
The mournful heritors of pa'n.
Ooect tone J to se eaeii liright ,1oy fade
Au! mark grief's melancholy shade
Flung o'er hope's fairest rose.
OPR. Died, in Johnstown, Nov. -"'.il. of fonv
let lever, IlAi'iir., daughter of Wiiliaui nnd
Harriet Orr, aged 1 years, o nionlhsand 1 days.
-or-
JffllPAS&EB BEAUTY
a:id err Jain! j nt
i
n '7
ii
b w.y i
t. ii. casey, late of Robert Woods i Co.
JAMES CASK V T. C. roCAl'.TV.
(1 A H i: Y, F () ti A K T Y & CO..
J v. noi.nsAi.E nEAi-EP.-? is
mmm s old rye miy.
AMV At.t. KINns. OF
ANU I Ml "OPT MIS
Foreign Wines, Gins, Brandies, c:
"o. UI5 S.
Dec. 13. ll.-3m.
berly Street,
PITTSBURGH, T-IJ
TO CONSUMPTIVES-.
V)W HKABV, in ot.e
' octavo, (price in Morece
Dnr.as Up'. for tho holidays. Go to James
J. Murphy and dress up. lio to No. 109 Clinton
street and d toss up. io to tlie Star Clothing
Store noil dress up. Dress your boys up for
Christmas and New "Vear. lio to Johnstown
and enquire for James J. Murphy's Clothing
Store, and dress up. Spend your mosey fer
cl'.'lhvs. X're;i Now go;
Bio and little can find just what they want
for Christmas presents at Huntley's cheap
hardware, tinware, stove and general variety
depot, be the article a washing machine, a set
cr single articles of silver plated wue, or any
thing e!?e of that kind for wife mother, daugh
ter or sister, or a lip lop sUd, an elegant pir
of skates, or a nice penknife, or such like, for
the good little boys, or bad ones either. Hun
tley has a full stock and knovra no competition
in "tho matter of low prices.
The advertiser, having been permanently
r.,i,-r.l of i!i:it dreml disease. Consumption, ny a
simple remedy.' r anious to make a
fellow suilerers tun means ot cure.
.i.Mi; ir. Iiewi.l send a copy of the
used, ifreeol charge) witit tne .mrecuons ior
preparing and using the same, which they w iil
linn a si"Ki;' vrSPfo'r ('inxiiitiiititiiL-4sthma.Enm-chitia,
Ac. 'Parties wishing: the prescription v. ill
please address .
11-11.-1 v. Rftv. EDWARD A. WI LSON,
2Gi South Third St., Wiiliamsburgh, N. .
For Ciihistsias. Hals, caps nnd fursat Co
hen's Cheap Hat Parlor. A nice bat is always
an adornment. A new bat about the holidays
ia neees-itv. V, ho would desecrate Christ mas
with an old lint or a slouch cap? 1 f the money
that is spent for tire gratification of the appe
tite was spent at Cohen's Hat Parlor for hats,
caps, collars, furs, etc., the people would be
much more fashionably dressed tn Christmas.
Cohen keeps at No. -Main street, Johnstown.
We hope he may soil n thousand hats yet iu ,1,
nnd ono hundred thousand in '72.
Hess&Co., NO. 41 Main street, Johnstown
are now purchasing another splendid stock of
Ready-Made Clothing for tbo bolldays. They
have now on band the largest assortment of
goods in their line ever opened in Johnstown,
and tbev will pnt prices at the v.ry lowest Inj
ures. We advise our readers to visit Hess
Bro.'s great clothing establishment as they
keep an immense stock of goods eon. antly on
nili. Oi! sich ciisap overcoats Ish, yes I
juat a ffoiu-j-tf jue !
t"e7ini2 be uj pJ.Yet lo t'u?.itribcr oi.ly.
vohiii-e. l),nii-
(pnec in Morocco olotli nev-ued.
black ami gtdd. Library style, marbled edg
es, J,&0; Half Morocco, 4 ;)
knTku wi.o I A Popular Life cf Gen. Robert E. Lee,
; prescription ! JtV 3I1SS KMJLY V. MA2(j?7.
Wl
Dedicated by permission trv Mrs. FFE. Embel
lished with " Original ln ii.ns vy Irot .
Vour, Illustrating the Princi
pal Scenes in Li Life.
"One Kiieh example is worth more- to rHrtb
Than the slanted triumphs of ten thousand
Ciesars."
This work is issued in an elegant and attract
tve volume, to which a very low price isaflixed,
so as to place it within the reach of the Soldiers
whom he commanded aud the people by whom
he was loved and honored.
I fr Efi it i ici i'rid wanted in all parts
ot the country to poil the above and other Im
portant Works. iVr Exclusive terrirorv given.
Adrress, JOHN MCltPUV & CO..
Publishers, Bui ti more.
I1?"' Preparing for Ilitrly Publication. Embel
lished witn a Fine Portrait of the CbH f J ustico,
on Steel, in one volume, octavo, printed on fiuo
paper .und bound in Morocco cloth levelled,
price j ; I abrury style, marbled cdcs, ?ti ; Half
Moroeeo, . ; .
Frtmi C2iS2ris to lift.
COME WITH Y01R MUX
Viemoirof Roger BrcoSte Taney, LL.D. XHOHIPSOH
rhief Justice of the Supreme Court of IheUni-
Pome I-Adies suffer dreadiully with tho head--..,Vt
thl causes thfir Itnir to faue. a-
I ri.,i i;i.tfti attve is a ttur
C h'e .ebVaud will ie- ' . p -f I V'H'U
i ---- - ..ie color rt bianebe l. I you ct
...i !, .1.. . advertisement. I well !
Poftrt. Go to John J. Murphy's, to John J.
Murphr'a Store, Mansion House Cot utr, and on
the first tloor. and Ikv aJT your dry god, tbm-
iM-is, f-tocKings and hoods, your cartets and i
lite, at that very snrne place, nnd see the
faeeorM;irphy&Co.,tha i " ....t
-.ho -fxJ -' .., jriuy and clerk,
. .. hi work selling dry goods In
..o. nil gtiods in their line lower than est. the
profit is lost ; for John J. Murphy will m ll v. liat
moe, i vcn ir ne stiouM loe, ?o. tare-
Chi
ted States, lty Sami ei. Tvuu, I.L.. It.
Tliis Wok v.:rTT boot Extraordinary Interest !
and Permanent Vnluo to the Historian. ihi J
Lawyer, the Statesman, and Every Intelligent i
Uea-rer. A portion of the proiits ill i-t f or Hit) j
benefit of the family of Chief Ji!t:ee Tau'
Addres3, J. MtnraY Co., fun"--more.
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