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SATUH I A Y, : : : : ; J AN. 27, 1S72
" local and personal.
,Tbis asul niDbnpsnl wind n?nr froine.
Court is in tseision in liollidftysburg this
llu-eal option in Harri.burg is whUkey
I.f.
''.-Vie sn-all-poii liss nearly iiisitppenred from
.-;;i:-!t':!"-lcn county baa instructed for Jor
d n ir Liovotnnr. .
,-i l eu are the fiirld going to get up a Leap
T(?.r VMV in lowr.V
CitMiiioM is rcjuiccd becnuse she Las just
ij re.! a horse thief.
i.aw m 00n be rcudy, for the
rsck i'icii of ii:uinte.
'I irtiiir.sters must bike mutilated fraction.
( ci rr'.-i cv for postage fitimps.
The Arcument Court will take placo on
Lcst 'iun.i.y week, February nth.
T!iu ijs-'k ol writing the financial accounts
of tl ici!ii'v for the past yer is iieaiiy com
:-.i.
Win K-'uit. colored of Al:oonn.,;has been
'.Hied a Kspnblirin committeeman Sur the
.i, u'li'i ot I i i t city.
-Tin'
thine ot a four-vcar-old girl
in
?I r.nt
Ci-.i n cut-glit hie one any last wets.
Tl.c ihi
c i tin? mmo day.
A
r.a.n'y
-umui mw mill expic.ucu in JUDiata
iie ether iiay find killed one inau aud
i i.u;,Jnl several others.
nvr.
Ilia w.uir unpleasantness, in Altoona isat
rin c 'i. .it: i i'ut city c.tn now at us Ioisure
VJ)!, ;'.. fl(l e r.nd its dirty clothes.
A Mr- iiu'in. ' ,:' cached a check
f r k ri. vi rxl :ui,.i;.i!itaiic9 nt Altoona the
otbtr tiny. He ii i1" bemoaniug the loss of
SIT)
A in. i.-iiRic-nt to commemorate the mem-
f,rr ,f iii;:,tt ' John Covodc has bcctl erects
t -l in H"et fiiiliid township, Westmoreland
CiUIl'V.
ynrf; men cf Mount Pieasant in
"ii'f.i in ti't mild amuseiiieiit of chooting at
f.i.e mit '.l.cr pjutola on Monday of Jat
cck. 'otody klllu 1-
A iiuic ftunlitcr of "Wm Hare, Altoona
rcciiiiy had the '.mil of her eye pieiced by -the
j. int c! n jiftir of pr-r.orr, irith which ahe and
s coip;i tituij wcro playirtr.
Tli .'Ulna 8;irgatit, ot Alungter-tow aship,
n.t li s Icot iih an axe so badly, the other day
il.ni i! ie tl.(-ngl:t tl,at. aniputatiuii cf that uien
htr will toconie iicceacarT. I
--l. le.il held was going to take a Loap Year
rici ifion to Altoona on the 15th. but indeli
ri:e'y pos'.poi:el it on account of the presumed
jreTiiitiiie ot the Einnll-pox in the latter place.
Itf-v. Cyrus Jtttiiea, formerly cf C.imbria
eruiitTt has organized a new church Feet iu
Jlui tit gdon county. Jt is culled '"The Church
of Clxni in Ametica," and already nunibera
ten n cmbcif".
Mr. .optpb Or;fnth, fiTnicrij of Altr.ona,
but latiti'y ot Nerada, went to visit the grave
!' l.ia wile in Virginia city on the l.'i'li u!t.
Whil standing at the head of the grate lie
thopptd down dead, iicart diFeaie.
Under the repealing act paesed at the lat
FCFf-ioii of the legislature, the spring election
lor ,vardi 50rouh and To nahip otticeie, will
tukc plucc on the third Friday in February
Lcin the sixteenth day of the month.
The Herald keeps on teiling ui that there
were no "empty seats" when linker spoke his
t n.j t'i Ki.ee piece. All right, lint how about
ii.p y-f : i self V Wm it empty ? We don't re-
TOuineT .aing had the Herald's extremely
vaii .i! ie c iiii. ti on that point.
'! I c-. Iiko J udge Denu in Huntingdon, ne
le.'ti :s flf t tfiru of Court there a couple of
eeks :'j;d, atnl the Mot.itnrsnys of bimi 'The
ftf-iiiii ot il.e new Judye was highly commend
"l-le xchl of either teur. furor, or sflection.
and w.ib tvorr.bly commented upon by those
in atTndJi.cs."
The tifighirg is excellent, ar,d thoe otf n
ii - iiorscs nnd elcihf or sleds m e making the
iLt ol it. Hundred of re'U la-Jen with lum
I er, coal, ic , diive in town daily, Hnd aleigh
iig parties are of nightly occurrence. One
i.iul all jtiia in the hope that the enow may t'.ay
viih us till say the first of April.
'I he Pittsburgh J'o?t says, that dctectire
fierrpe titrnin hns returned heme from a trip
ti I'l i'mle'phi which he made in tho ititrta
l M sinie Aioore. the vounar women bo miirh
n'Viictea to "attaining" other people's under
c'.uUiiii. Sle lias been placed iu the Convent
l t'.r tlood shepherd for reformation.
'1 lie qii6iiun of the expedicnoy of contin
' .'t t 'V.e lino of tho Ebensburg k Cresou
.'r".1''-,! '''''road to tho rich iron-ore nnd coal
tc!::t of hla'-klick tonnifhip i iiot only beiti"
alitetl ahoiit, but is being acted on It is with"
its the nxi.fd ol po?iibility that tho rail cx'.en
;cn niry be matie inside a ye tr or two.
When you go to Altoona, etop at the S,.
ti&rlcs IJdioi. Sam. CriMe, a former Oatn
briin i5 landlord , and when we say that lie knows
low to keep a hotel, we only jfive expression
to the niiHiiiini ua verdict of the traveling pub
.'ic. Ipdeod it is Tfts hotel of the city, mid the
htftvj patronage it receives shows that the fact
h gtiiiially kuown,
At uti election of tho Protection Mutual
Tire Iiieurance Co. of Combrin Co., the follow -ing
l'.t.,l c Directors wf olectej to serve
.lining tie r,r-. Jo. William.. Johtntoe
JViO'-ie, A. A isarker, It. I.. -i.,i,i.ton, ;. J.
'.'.ills, Ji o. J.loyd. Geo. M. Ke.ide.lJ n'u...".
l.ac Crawfoid, Hetiry I "rilchard, J no. Buck,
nnd Ki.bt Dcvreaux, M. D.
is not only welcome on the score
cf friendship to all the rpice he wi?hcs to
rr,ipy, but it doubly welcome for tho tea
t.n tiiat hi letter are nlwayg inpiructive and
i t'y. Thia week, fiowever, owing to a tie
k ie to gel away from homo for a day or two,
'e hnd mado arrangement to fill all our avail
' bie spaeo before " Vag" letter came to hand .
Llostol it, however, will do just as well for
i ft wrek, and in the U'can'.ime another lettor
v ill be in cider.
The attention of th.oee of onr readerg do
riring to buy real estate in tlirccted to the ad
verliheni'nts in this paper ol Aueuatin Durldn
eut C. co li. Shields. The former h;.s '2JD
etroi in Muncter towneliip and the latter have
3 h7 rci t-s, io Allegheny township for ealo.
Jioih fatn;s ore in good s ate of cultivation,
nnd fcither would aft'ord a fine opeiing for one
l'0as;pd with t lie desire to ergHge in the ag
ricultural business.
1 he IJoI2;dayhi:rg Standard 6y that
Wirfield liiakc, ol iJartinsburg, left home en
"tttirday laH, intending to go to Coahnont,
liuDtinjo'on county, for. the purpose of trans
"cting business On the evening of the me
'jtt boy passing along the liroadton railroad
'"'i. between Coalmont and Dudley, found
-r. Kike's body extended across the track,
Ptvered ;n two. The unfortunate man leaves
n i.r end three children The cause of the
fernb.'e accident is unknown.
iiinnie Mtiore, a young girl who at one
btr.e lived in ti.U place, but ot late vears lias
iti tied in I'ittaburgh, is fast achieving an un
etivmb'.e notoriety. Several months ago, ahe
icnt to the Pittsburg frr larceny, and
last week she was introiK,.-a inside the' walis
of t!ie work house for a like offence. This is
Ja l enough, but in addition to that moral de
hr.rji;ci:cy which prevents her from distinguish- !
)cg lietwefa the principles of nits and tuum
H to ha added the vice of street-walking. She
hut become a common "woman of the town,"
mid het companions are thoee of the beer house
vnd vngraot.
A corefpordent of tho Jobnstowr. Demo,
erat Mr. W. W. Wiln, writing from tJeorgia,
tajs: "Theie is a great deal of woik here,
V", 1 tl,ink if fOTn of 'be young men of
-vnnsiown wou'd come South and work on the
ftrni"
theV W.lllili fl.i t.r- I t r K..A(.ollnn
tLeir brains out ovr tlu.snnlit r,, r.,-..-
A hand can get Iron $15 I to iiiOd per
r.d board Tk.,, . ,,...L-:. 1....
r ar.i;
aid ti 7 uJ U rei,P:,J- I haveheard it
rn n lwh" man cannot work for a Soutb
wntir bul Ullt "ll r'- 1 eooner
Tb I '"ru'r nere than in the North."
ue says too that thpro Mion,
Hnr.Moo Hr.o!.. ....
rokBihly -Go South!" were bet-
X.eeitl i'urrcapcnttettcc
Johnstowx, January 23, 1672.
Dear Tr.T.ms There was a man killed on
Saturday night at the etruion here. His name
was Johnston. lie livid at. New Florancc.
Had whiskey on and was run over. Ho was a
single man and about 40 years of ago.
T he property of George Gates, jr., of Yoder
township, was burned on the 17th inst , by some
persons Bur-posed to be inimical to the said
George. 'The dwelling house, with contents,
were destroyed. The negroes had a jubilee
about that time in the ncighborheod.
A man named Campbell, eupposed to have
been a. rebel general during the late war, is
about to start a daily republican newspaper in
this place. It won't take in our town.
A gentleman of the first grade attempted to
cross the Kerneville bridge, the other night,
but failed. As rai'ors would say, his cr-o
was too heavy. Ho reached tho middle pier,
when a voice was heard to say, "Sails aho ie
ahoy ! sails nho ic-a hoy I" tnd when about
one half of the cargo was thrown overboard
ho lay down, like a Soldier, with his martial
cloak around hint, to pleasant dreama, until a
couple of clairvoyants transported him to more
blisful regions.
The Johnstown Saving's Bunk is an instif'i
ticn. If you don't believe it, just look at the
f-plcndid front, and you will acknowledge that
it is the nicest fro'it in Uwn. The painting
ai d lettering saa done by a Mr. Wolf, ami i i
superb. We wili the Johnstown Saving's
linnk long lite, irarik Pibert has charge of
the Bank. Liberal hrji:s -are made nnd mutiy
advantages given which other banks do not
grant.
The Western Union Te'egraph Company hs9
been greatly favored in Johnstown by having
in their employ a lady of tho greatest aCcom
plishments, both as a telegraphist end us a citi
zen, nnd, iu return, they have manifested their
gratitude in providing r.it office for l.er that
cannot be excelled in neatness. Fourteen
w ires enter tho office, ai d a ewitch-boaid reg
ister i; pnt up, and desks, crirpet, stove, railing,
etc.. etc., to that this estimable lady in chmge
bus every comfort that heart could wish. We
hope other lines will take the hint, end furnish
their operators, at loast, with reasonable com
forts, nnd not work them fifteen hours per day.
The Western Union line deserves tho thanks
of the people for their attention to their opera
tors, and they may be glad that they have in
their employ such an operator as Mrs. O-le.
T . - j:,.."...:u .... v.-. Xf 1 t 1
J I'V UIU i HI )4"t;n Ull uvintrti ta . j . iu . nnu j
J. F. C If I pretended to know more about j
ci'hrr German or Irish character than Germans
or Irish theansc-'.rcs do, I would be presump
tuous, that's all !
NT. ntTJ-CBATIC mATKOUit.
As the Dem-jcratic party is now groping in
the dark for a new platform, and as I have as
good a f'ght as any ono else t erect a new one,
1 propose the following:
1st. Ivo ititerferance of any of tho three co
ordinate branch53 of government with any
other one.
2d. Naturalization laws regulated by the
general government, but election laws and the
franchise controlled by each Statr.
3d. No military Interference with the States
by the general government so long as cath
State is fulF.ciently powerful to protect itteif
and ita citizens.
4th. General omnoty
fuh. No land given awav or sold to nl.y per
sin but actual settlor, and that sold ntdouhln
the present price, the proceeds to be distribu
ted among tho States, tor educational purposes
in Statci; that have no educational fund, aud in
those that have said fund, for the improve
ment of rivers and harbors.
("th. A sliding scale tariff that will protect
both producer and consumer, by increasing the
duty when prices are low. and t'.ectetsing tho
duty when prices arc high. (Similar to Sir
Robert Peel's corn laws.)
7th. Leaving intact the rights that foreign
nations have acquired on this continent, but
opposing further acquisitions, especially in
North America.
8th. Eat ib!ihirg a nheck mate sy?terh in
both the General and Stato governments, by
the appointment of auditors for each depait
inent, win shall be chosen from the party op
pcfd to the party in power.
1Kb. Resumption of specie payments as soon
as ro.-sihle, and at preacut of all payments
uii'ler five dollarr.
lUth. A sinking fund for the gradual extin
guishment of the public debt, and economy and
retrenchment in public expenditures.
1 1 th. A pure ballot box and the perfect
right of voten to vote just aa.thoy deem proper,
without any interference or intimidation what
ever. 12:h. Tho ope term principle for President
and Governors at least, aud the principle to be
extended aa muoh as poasiblo.
13th. The salaries of leiilators to be e'eter
mined by contentions of the people, and no
changes to bs mado by legislators themselves.
1 4th. If o connection of the general govern
ment with railroads, canals, telegraphs, or
other corporate enterprises, except to check
tlieir grasping for power.
15th. Tho voice ol the peoplo to be respect
ed, and no seats to be given in Congress or the
different legislative bodies for political roasons
alone, or deprived of the people's verdict.
IClh. No public money to be expended in
useless investigating committees mh-I legisla
tive j-ibilees, and all taxes to be reduced a
much as poildc.
If I am elected President of the United
States, I shall rigidly enforce the above platform-
Rob Rot.
Sl'MM" - Ttvf., Jx. 22, 1872.
DrAtt Frfimax We have nevu . ,i,0
"Rampage" lor the past two weeks, an account
of which we intended to write this week, but
wnut of time campe's us to defer it for the
present. We hope, however, that it will be
forthcoming by your next issue.
Since my last cam mttuioation two rnrrc chil-dr.-.nof
Mr. Gowden hive fjllcn victims to dip
tlietiv, making firein all who have been strict
en down by this srenl destroyer.
Wtri. Hmiffh of this place had his arm bro
ken in four place while attempting to nuke a
coupling on lbs P R R., near Pittsburgh, a
couple of weeks ago. He is now doing well,
notwithstanding that fears were at one time
entertained that amputation would be necessti-
On last Sunday evening our your.g friend,
Mr. John Gallagher, io company with a young
lady, went out to take a sleigh ride, am wheti
considerable distance south of Wilmoro the
horse was frightened hy a dog. an 1 beceming
unmanageable, ran the slei'ih sjiainit a bank
upsetting it and dragging Mr. G. a considera
ble distance on the ground, in consequence of
which he sustained painful though iiot very
serious injuries. Hi companion in disaster,
we bolicve, came ofif unhurt.
This winter so fur has been one of the mil
dest in our recollection. Scarcely any euow
having fallen as yet. Wouldn't it be a good
ida to conenlt II G. rs to the best method of
raising a crop of snow? Wonder if our western
friends haven't been farming after Greeley ?
By the way, I see you have been favored by
another correspondent from this place. All
rightl If "Solon" and "Soltero" can't keep
you informed about accidents and incidents in
this corner of creation, then I underrate the
importance of our locality. But the more the
merrier. So mote it be. No mo-e at present
from Soltxro.
Valcaelk Edropeax and American Skxds
given awy. Mr. N. P. Buyer, the seniorptib
lis.her of (he Ameeicam Stock Joubiai., while
raveling in Europe the past summer, was par
ticularly impressed with the great value of Lu
cerne, for tho feeding or soiling of stock. He
has, therefore, imported a large quantity for
gratuitous distribution among our American
farmers. Any of our subscribers who may
wish to test it. will receive a small sample
package free, by enclosing stamps to pay pos
tage. Address N. P. Botir A Co., Parkcs
burff. Chester Co., Penn. They will also send
sample packages of Chester Couuty Mammoth
Corn, Imported White Norway Oats, and Al
aike Clover if wanted, they sent out IGU.OOO
rars sample packages last year.
Mr. John Iloyt. an esteemed citizen of
Mifflin county was killed on the Stmbury and
Levristor.il railroad, last week.
BALior's Monthly Magazine for FznRir
art About the neatest present a father can
rnp.ko to wife, daughter or son, or a mother to
her husband and children, is a year's subserip
tion to t.iat famous and popular machine.
F.ALioc'a Monthly. It U only $1 if) per
year, and contains more of real interest to the
general reader than any other magazine in this
country. It :a original, E'.led with pleasant
storiee, sharp adventures, sea yarns, nice poet
ry, and all that is calculated "to claim tho at
tention of the great reading public. I'ubiishod
by Thomas &. Talbot, b'3 Conre-is Street
Boston.
Tn?. FnaKNOtodtcAi. Jossxat. has begun the
year well. In no other periodical do we find
human nature so thoroughly treated. We al
ways see something in ic which instr-icts us,
someihinc which entertains and something
amusing. It is a capital fsmily megc.7.;ne In
the V ebrnrary number we find illustrated arti
cles, and skotches on the following: James
Denon Rev mcrt. the eminent Norwogo Arner
iean: How the Faculties Combine; Protoplasm
or the Mystery of Physical Life; Expression
it Anatomy and Philosophy; Corj-igal
Pfy-'-ology; Joshua Watson, the Philarthro
pio Churchman ; "Follow your No?e." or,
ITnw the Nose indicates character; Rheuma
tism, its Causes and Cure: Ohkat Cisimixalk;
Plain Penmanship: Pre-Adiniites Found in the
Rible. a r.sw reading of Genesis; Governor
Washburn of Mapsacliusp'.t: A Mtrve!oa
Conjurer; Tickles, etc. Price 30 cnt". Finale
Nos.; $3 a year. S. R. Wells, New York.
A New Patkh. Hrother Sansom, of the
Indiana Democrat, skims the '-cream'' o!T the
"milk" in this wi-e, ai.d we chum it up for the
edification of our renders: '-The American
Volunteer is the title of a handsome paper
published by Lowry, Drown it Co.. Pittsburgh,
Pa., devoted to the interer-ta of tfce surviving
soldiers and sailors who sprved in the war fur
the Ui'ion. Jtiijwoll primed, cr. good paper
in quarto form, and the firs' number wrl! filled
i ith reailablo nrtie'es. An important feature
of the Volunteer is that it t;ivcs all important
information in telaiion to Pensions, Bounties
and Cluims of soh!it?rs and sailors, their wid- (
ows and orphans. Terms S3 a year, or il.o'i
for six months; two copies for $5, and four
copies to one address, and one to getter up of
club, for $ 1 1 .tD. A'e wish the publishers ruc
cess." All of which we endorse as "mincnt'y
corroCt, and we trust the new candidate for
public pn'i'on-iae will be liberally sustained, as
its initial number gives evidence of being well
deserving cf a generous support.
Wny 'Not l)o Ii? We have already rpeken
of the recent eiilaromcnt of the Hariislturg
Weekly Patriot, aud cf its greatly enhanced
value as '.literary, political and pencral news
Journal, and in connection therewith have urge 1
upon our patrons the propriety of getting up
clubs for the Patbiot and the Freimax, both
of which wiil be furnished in clubs of twenty
to old cr new subscribers at the low price of
$3 for the two papers, and a copy of each sent
fhee to the person petting tip the club. The
Pateigt is specially de-irable on account of
bci.'.g published at the Stato Capital s which.
enables it to furnish fail reports ot the Legis
lative proceedings, and also to secure all infor
mation relative to governmental afi'iirs which
are of interest to the peop'e of the State. In
view of thesl facts and of its position as the
central orcan of the Democracy , to gay nothing
of its literary merits, it deserves we!l of our
readers, and hence we ask why not at once cet
up clubs for the Patbiot and the FreesIa on
the very liberal torn: 3 we h tve named? Won't
some of our earnest fiiend3 make the effort?
Takh it to Torn IIomk. It is so much the
fashion nowadays to convev'information, sr.l
I moral troth and sentiment, in the form of
stories, that even some popular lecturers have
ndopted this style of address. The ma; of
people, especially tho youns demand stories to
such a degree, tl at papers filled with sensation
al hovels and excit'ng. trashly stuff, have a
wide circulation. To forestall this tas'e, and
supply something better to the masses, the pub
lihers of Hearth and Home, in addition to
the usual variety of that paper, have engaged
a corps of first class writers, among whom are
Jean Ingelow, Edward Kgg!ston, Mary E
Dodge. Louisa M. Aleott, Edward Everett
Hale, Elisabeth Stur.rt Phc'rs. Harriett Pres
oott SDofTor.l, Rose Terry Maria R. O.tiley,
Lucia G. Rnnkle, and many others, who fur
nish, to this journal ihe bet oiiginal Etories. of
pure character and high grade thus convening
much ii.struc'ion in u pleasing form. Besides
these, the weekly Hiilth and IL sie cortains
a large amount of first class reading, editorials,
littr .ture. art, science; amusement; instruction
for the housekeeper, the gardener, the farmer;
n capital department for children nnd youth;
the nows of the day; financial and market re
ports, etc. I !.s engraving, costing ever
0 !(l a year, are of a high order of merit, un
surpassed by any illustrated p-per in the w-rld.
Altogether, Heaiith and Home is such a j ur
nal as may be safely and very profitably taken
into any family. It is auppi'ed at. the low rate
of three dollars a year; four epics for eleven
dollars, and ten or more cot.ie at two dollars
ami one half each. Orange .1 udd i Co, pub
lishers, 2'i. Broadway, New York city,
Tin Aiu'in tor February. The current
number of Tsk Alpine is a worthy successor
to the glorious January iue, which was si
universally hailed as the challenge of Arno:ica
to the artistic world. Tl.c past history of this
periodical seems to forbid r.y mi?p:vit'ps in
recard to the capacity of its conductors for a
sustained effort, and the public may confidently
look for that steady progression toward the
highest pCfsitde excellence which is a marked
feature as we turn the page of last year's vol-
Thc fi'St i;iiijmo... .c .i. ..l.r 1Prore
us i ' Z?kle's Conitin'," by Frank Beard a
thoroughly Amer'.Ciu v"dowa east" American),
picture
"Ho stood a spoil on one foot fnst,
Then stood a spell on t'other.
And on which one h felt wust
Ho could n't ha' tobi ye nuliier."
An "Old Mill in the Wyoming Valley," by F.
T . Vance, is a pictiiresn-ie bit of Pennsylvania
una
scenery. A scries of i! lustrnf bn of the
Adi
rondack region, the fanicu North Wood of
New York, is worthily commenced with a
magnificent full page view by George Smiilie,
entitled "Morning on the Ausable,"' The ris
ing fiiu, dispelling the mists of early dawn,
disloses a scene of wood, mountain, and water
of the rarest besuty. "The Troan's," by Miss
M. L Stone, is a natural and attractively drawn
group of" boys, just ruch boy as nvght be seen
playing "hookey" any where in this great conn
try of common schools But the feature of
this cumber is the full page cut, "Manifest
Destiny," alter a drawing by W M.Cary. An
Indian in hot pursuit of a buffalo bull, i.s inter
cepted and foiled of his game by a white man,
whose drawn revolver and determined gare
very plainly announces that he considers the
animal ahead his meat. The headlong ruh
of pursuers and pursued is a powerful effect
and is handled in a masterly manner. The
truth to nature of Mr. Gary's drawing is shown
in the careful delineation of even the wild
grasses and shrubs of the plains ; from the
looks of the mountains we should judge the
seeancetobesomewhere in the Vedowstone re
gion Mr. Stoddard furnishes an original poera
to accompany the picture and treats the Indian
question in a truly western spirit, father novel
as compared with the usual flow of sentiment
frem the east. There are sOnn beautiful speo
imens of the highly ornate architecture of Por
tugal and the beginning of a series of illustra
tions by Gilbert Burliug Our Feathered Pets
"The Song Sparrow" receives the attention
of Mr. Burling' pen as well as pencil, and this
feature will be by no means the least attraction
which The Aldins ofTcts to people of refined
taste. We are glad to learn that The Alpine
is meeting a very flattering er.cce?s, not alone
from the larger and wealthier towns, hut from
the smallest hamlets and newest neighborhoods,
ehowing that this country is fully prepared to
support the highest foiu.s of ert. We should
he pleased to hear that our town was well rep
resented among the patrons of Tri Alpijik.
The publishers are James Sutton & Co , 23
Liberty Street, New York, and the subscription
r.riee is $5, which includes a handsome o:l
ehiomo.
The Altoona Radical nominating conven
tioa will be Leld on the 6th pro.
COKSr.tU'ATIOX.
Jon.TsTovr x, Jan. 2vtb, 1872.
To the EW"r of the Cov.hrki Frtcman:
Df.au Sir If brainless, wild and nnyrnm
matieul assertions con !tl pmss f.-r sound, .kur
an.l truthful argument, then imieed has Mr. .1.
t rank Condon replied to in. letter of thet;?h
insf. In his rajre, f,r corrccsin him, lie (iuit
bles, equivocates and lies. Hi is "aware that
h:s performance vrr.fi very itcperfeet." Then
why f tstno for praising those who justly merit
ed pruise and for criticising bis "performance,"
which, accordin-r to his own showing, was "vcrji
imperfect"? He charges rae with having- a
"purpose in all this." J. K. C. should be the
Inst man to make such a ciiarg-e awainst any one.
for has ho not proved recreant to the teaching's
ef bis youth, and that too for a "purpose" ?
-i oufjy purpose, iu cntieiziniy him was to
eounteract, if possible, the false mimicry, the
ridiculous pronunciation and gross misrepre
sentation, of wnieh his "very imperfect per
formance" was full.
He says that I misonoted and inf reduced r.
"irlarir.tf vramT itiral 'blunder into the first of
th four lines commencing with
"An' th priest, bavin' blest him, goes down on
the ground."
FoY.'tfoos" I wrote "trenf." Tho man that
woijid call this a "jriftrinjr jrrftni ninths I blun
der" does not know the prirnnry rudiments of
gTuintmir. Now he: a is a specimen of Mtf ffram
tnnr. "Neither we nor 'any other man" ever
hrnrd." Here we have p.n ex-fV.. t'uperinti nd
eut nnd once co-editor of tlio "Teachers' Advo
cate" (lilcss tho marS I) usir.ar the objective for
the n.or.umiti ve cp.se v Ain't t bat "glaring- yram
r,;rr" ? O, Icinprr-. ' (1, r.iorrx.'
HeaduiHs noa-that "praste" is not in thcoi i
frinal. hut laiiors hard to bolster t;p a very lame
and illojficul excuse for calling- it so. Had lie
rer.d the poem aecordinsr to the book he held in
his hand, nnd Into which lit oo;e(.' soofen, then
he could not lmv heeT critfei7Pd so fr.r ns tiie
lirojuo" was ooncrrued ; but no, he should
raise n laujrh end have some fun ly pii.ttii:j;
worths into fin Irishman's mouth which no Irish
man was ever known to utter.
He noeept-t my chaTlcnvrf to pf'efitice nil Trlsh
tiian who pronounces "r:ea:" jn-ns'e, "street"
at rule, etc., and produce mine other tharj my
self. O" this I am plad. as -in p.'-ove from it
that J. F. J. is a teii ul, Orlihernte fah;i!ier of
facts, or else so reckless in his assertions thet
hecr.nnot distinguish ti-.illi from falsehood. He
sh.vs that "Mr. V. M. called upon a leypl ccntle
man in Johnstown savir.fr th.nt he would likfto
sell hira tl-.c "Life of cimfe Justice Taney.' " I
have too hijrh an opinion of the many learned
ieal jjremleui'Mi of this city to bc!i;vo thatanr
one oi tiiem hh id thst lie. or they, ever heard
tne say "cUa'c": so 1 ant forceel to the concl.i-sio-j
that this silly falsehood found birth in th
dull bruin. Of J. Frank Condon. Any one that
ever heard me rpak a dozen word can testify
that I n in p.saccTirnte in my Pronunciation n
t.ie freneral run tlf men, no mat ter what their
ml Icnality. 1 wo'iid not betholeatin dr.".tl
to cbclleiia-e J. F. C. any dav to a spelling, cram
mar or pronouncing- contest. Thia, however,
woit.d probably bo a. ir.ijrhty poor test or my
information.
He asks ins how t could recite "Phnnin O'
Brien" without the "broirv.o," and rjootes sev
eral lines as a test, of which I will take two as
specimens :
"An' bii dancin' was sicli thct th
the mcti used to
stare.
An' bejrorra the whole world gey it into bim
there."
Nc-.v here it is. rrlir.-.is the "brogue" :
"And his dancing- wae such that the men nsea
to stnro.
And .; iMr the whole world eave it into him
there."
What a ehrtrp-e nssoonie over )iim since he
boatinyly r.ourislled in the assertion thnt Sarn-
u'-! i.nvcr una the a ut nor ol ".-ihanius () Urien" 1
A'otr he rpiibbles. hiH-g-les, and wrijrarles, and
ir ;s tbe information by nsKinir i'' 1 know of my
own kiiowlede was I.e Fnnu'tlie author of
"Shumtis O'Hriot:" thtit the authorshio is in
doubt that "some say it is Lover" that hp is
"not sure but I.e l-m:i is the author" that I
pot toy information from the American .Nows
Co.. &c, v-c. U'hut misernbio subtcrf litre !
What lainelofic: What confusion nnd biinc
linn'of. us&ertifins 1 lit? doubts and tttlniite he
believes and disbelieves! The authorship has
nerer f;ffn d.aihtrt. I did not -et my informa
tion from the American News Co., nor from
nor A rncrican source. The poem is published
ii Tim in the "t'opular Kp.ilad Poetry of ire
land," issued by M'Glsshsn Giil, of I'pper
Sackvilie street, i)uilin, Irelnud. I, Fami is
t'neresc-t down asthemitiior. 1 have also, years
csro. rend it :n the " Tniied Irishman" ilinl ot lior
national journals of Ire'and. in all which I.e
Fatr.i was srivon us the author ; and certainly
if I.over was the author, be would have said so,
as he was then living. If this explanation does
not satisfy J. 7". C., 1 refer bim to any of the
editors of tho Iri.-h-A merienn papers of New
York, and if any one of them says H'lfbt con
trary to what i have stated, then I will detract
and npolog-izo for ail that I have written.
His jrrandilomtent tlouri ih of borrowed, bun
dled siinilifs toward the clo:e cf tli labored ef
forts reminds nif of the donkey that put on
the lion's skin a;!d rauie kickinir and tearing
into the town. At first the inhabitants were
scared, but wh:i ibey saw his long- ears pro
trude nnd heard bim bray, they knew he was
an n si an ti not a lion: whereupon they enw-hid-?d
him almost to dentil. A person reading
such names as "II i hernia," ".Andromeda," "I'er
setis" antl "Medusss," mi 1 not knowing- tho
ins.n wiio strung t heel ta-cther, would bo l?d
it stray by siinpos'tig: him to be a scholar. Now
tliat his bitiinn ns-ertions ailil hing-caml fnlse
hooil have appeared, I am stire the public will
not grudge hint to eat tho "crown cf potato
leaves" interwoven with as much grass as will
fintis-fy bis conteinptitile instint. He can now
kick mid splurjre away to hia heart's content,
but lie will not asnin tempt me to notice his
inrrtiideriiiK' twaodie. I iievr did like toargue
'.vith nincompoops, for whenever they get half
an idea into their nutnikulls, they hammer antl
petr awny till their t.ninti iiecomo crazed nr.d
hy tra' lst in n misty cloud of EoIf-K-lo'.-if.iv.-tion.
This t;n.is the controversy on my part.
How ara vou Chafe 1
Your Si M. p. M.
Tun Fatti or imf. TIookies. This affair, com-nienc-iny
on the !'t h of Um comirur mouth, will
be one of ihe fairs. We are. informed that
preparations to make" if a graiid success have
lx-cn fcr some months in progress. The list of
ladles v, ho will attend, antl which was publish
ed in these columns some weeks n-o, of itself
otiht to move the stoniest hearted bachelor to
attend. The Kiupire company is composed of
some our best citizens, and when the dread
demon, lire, makes its appearance in our midst,
none are found more efficient in subdueinp- the
Haines than the 'Hooks." Lilto 'he; boys of the
flood Will, they have been housed in a misera
ble shanty for .-oiue years. Hut. by practising
economy, have now a splendid buiidin- un
der way : paid fc.r an far as tinishetl, which
they wish to complete. For this purpose tneir
fair is beid. He must be a sordid eiti '.en indeed
who will refuse to contributo his mite to help
thi- company nlon.tr.
It dow we append a list of articles to be voted
i.'vips'f.d (iff;
A sil ver water Per vrry tinr-; r-i,, , ,.,,!
Blackstone's commentaries, vory fine; a silver
spoon castor, something nw ; aflrst-;!ass bnr
liers, chair, very rich; a sviended guitar, roso
wood, hi rhly tinishetl : a full set of carpenter's
tools, best in the market : a eold-headed cane,
very line; a Webster's tinabridirud dictionary :
jeietor Ilitnor'sffreat picture, "thel.ast Day of
th' Condemned:" a set of surjricn! ir.stru nicula.
very fino ; a prize doll, very iarire and tine; an
Rccordcon. Froueh--very fine : a fine siik bat;
n htrire musical box, very hue: a good louiure;
an extension taoie : a SL-t tl OricKlayer s tttd4
n set or pcistercr s tools: a
novelty ; and oyster knife,
silver fire horu; two pair
Sun.
new style clock, it
highly polished ; a
of clears. .Itomia
A BnAt Tirrr. Vork of Art.-"Wo have al
ready referred briet'y te a splendid piece of
work gotten up by Mr. .Tame Wilkinson, of I,o
rotto. who ns a manfaetnrer of monuments,
tombstones, mantles., and other articles in the
line of his art. is admitted tn have few equals
and lio superior in any part of the county.
The particular job to which we have -rcfcre'iio-?
is n tombstone recently completed and to bo
erected in the Catholic jrravrynrd at Wilmore.
to the memory of the: late Christian Siniiy, of
Siimrnerliill township, and is indeed a master
piece of which Mr. Wilkinson may well feel
proud. We have no idea that wi: can do it jus
tice in the matter of description, as it needs tn
be seen to be properly appreciated, but even
an nt-tempi in;ty induce those who wnnt tiny
work of t he kind dope t,o take a look at it, oV
nt least f,'ive Mr. Wilkinson a call before en
Kiigin a tombstone or other work of that kind
at any other establishment. The style of the
stone in question is of the Ionic order ; tb;
shield on the face of it represents a sovoli
carved in ei-rht squares, from each of w-'iich a
cord in relief hanifs pendant to the bottom of
the shield the whole foriniivr cord and tassels
of beutiful dcBijrn. Above is (lothio wo -k,
tassels reprcscnti"j: drops, width Corinthian
scrolls attached, nnd heavy oak loaves inter
spersed. Neat mouldings runoroundtbe part
l'orininsr the cap, ami between these is fluted
work of rich design. On top of the tup are two
scrolls carved in heavy oali leaves, surmounted
by a fjothic cross. All iu all, the stone is h
splendid specimen of art and should be eeen
to be appreciated.
"Pcnom! aki Pchoolmasters." This is n
very neat little volume, editetl by T. J. Chap
man, M. A., srot up in n very attractive style
nicB bindinc h;oo1 paper and eicellent print.
It is made up of selections from ''.Nicholas
Nicklebv," "Dombey v .Son," and "lavit Cop
pertleld." Those who have read (end who has
tKrtxJ these famous and inimitable works from
the master-mind of the world-renowned Dick
ens, need not be told of the beauty, attraction,
and vet the simplicity of incsc vntci-taininjc
and instructive selections. Tliey are likesweet
scented flowers culled from a thickly-strewn
jrorden of perfumed aromatics, and formed by
n skillful band into an exquisite bo)uet,
worthy to bo placed in the pr.rland of litera
ture. Mr. Chapman's fnsk was no easy one, for
the field from which he bad tr Select was so
broad, varied nnd diversified that none but a
trained mind could accomplish the compilation
with such marked success. We hope to see it
not only In the handsof teachers and pupils, but
also among tho jfeucral public.
(SI 3
S. ' - - -s.fi- ,J
(.Written for the Cambria Freeman.
6tK."iK-i IX CO VIST.
UT non noy, esq.
Tlif. Ju-igi:'8 Charge tn Vie O'l'fiiul .Turu :
Ocitlr'.mrv. yon are the (rent r.r.'l swaid inquest
Of Huckleberry coc.i t. uinl now imuiii inr ltr
Tiio I.o.'i; of H uck lei urry county, ami I si incest
Tliat you are all irmul look ir:s men. wherefore
I trust you vi!i do rixht 'tv.""t :uun i::id inun ;
And if saiti .o:b yon en' (iiitl, t'nen try
And.limia hundred lulls or c-c, for that' our
plan '
Courts live by costs this no one ran 'ieny
Hence you should always strive most honestly
to scan;
K.r:i'irf. i)ie si'dr of each crooked cere,
Aii'd find true I: Hi- that is find ?. s;'-ir true.
The court will f urn:li you convenient place.
Fire antl water ; s al! ymi'vt g"ot to do
Js just to. Hnd a bill or two per day.
And sit, from day to day. tiil you get ihveuch.
Yo'i try each case without affect ion.Tavor, tear,
Hope of reward or t.road t.!' fiuiii? hir.ent.
lie in ember, yen me '"ni. but U is clear
You're sworn to try ojic fUtc ul:ue ;- by this is
meant
You must believe tlio pn traitor, and
Compel tho iers.-a ctiared with wvons or
crime s
Or inis'lununnor, to appear ar.d i'lko r.ii stand
At our bar, where bo'll'be tried uvrain 1
And if by knon iede you yourself command
You know a neiubor who has caused you
pr.in.
Or done another wror.qr, in this broad land.
You must prr.Tvf him to thi.' bnr t.r court.
Ami as there arc few men who have n foes.
And who are not the foes of others, you
Will ha veil chance io tread your neighbors' toes
According to the law, ycur oath, ami con
science t(fi.
The Legislature wisely pasted r. law which
jrranta
The riifht to inaitc, di;-t :1 end vend st ronjr drllil;;
Tho members themselves drink, but tiiwn ihe
wants
Of others is e. different tu'r-.f?, T think :
The i-ig-ht toWi docs not in; part tfce riht to liuy.
Hence, if you know of those who tratlic thus.
And use strong drink or Iht.str who purcliaso
drink
Present them, for rr!:eh ddnltiny mn!;os a ?jj.-s,
liifturbs thcpt.-aee, nnd pJmiiieii of t!ieir?(fn-s.
Suc'ti inon whould t tt jail a score of times ;
This court should -.- them, too, of heavy lines;
At! 1 thin? T'fi'tect their children and tht ir wives,
Antl, if 'tis necessary, even take their iives!
"lore, all and each of you i;re i:i::lty. too.
No doubt, of Utile m'l.iis. Tiie tempter comes
No more to others than to me r.nd you.
And you have .sinned, no doubt, n tioy.r n"tinics ;
But you ned not j.rf.sriif j;-iiiir'-;-.": o-i.s.
But only ot htr folks who drink s:ncl make a muxs.'
There tuny I e other nses, mi b as f rand,
Winki:; the ey e, taking- a chew, wearing' a
heard,
But each wron; has it3 rerr.etly the law is
broad
Even triir'..'.shnvebeen bitrneil when if rjipcr.r'd
A nec.-ss.iry act. But still I he -. is fair,
Antl 'I is impart iiU, too, l IioukIi peor men g-o to
jnil.
While r'eli rinesdein't. bct'rt'l'e hey furnish bp.i!.'
With r.illd marked. icionj you mil have naught
!o dt
As to the. cn'ts ; but others not found true,
Vv'hy you may mako defendant pny the costs;
And if he's quite a poor man. put him throii':.;
Hilf If respectable, stui rich, rfrid b:is his hosts
Of friends, why then nil you Icivo R-ot to do
Is make tho prse utor or the county pay,
.lust r:s a reprimand to those who sue !
Tiie law provides Iiistrii-t Attorneys too;
One will i:d vise you in t lie si; id !e In w,
with uii'l t.u.-ivie h'ij lo io
What KOffieeth i !;tIi?. I o:' ."very ronnti true
lie jfets a V ; but he will do what's ri-ht ;
He knows erp-.irtc law and ci ii.:nce at siti-ht !
One more advice. u;: Then i shall betlc.ne;
There arc two trades of crime, v. roiiffs done lor
fun.
Or done by accident, o- done f -r tiie first time.
Are not so neiiiot! ns those ftont malii ionslyj!
Tiie llrst are puriichat-le by lines antl cost,
Especially if the ivtse is lost :
Tho thief, or murderer, is put to jail,
(In preference to taking- L-jtliI bail.)
V.'herc be remains till justice takes its shape,
Or he can br'eak from prison and escape.
Finally, of larcenies there pre two kinds,
J'etit and arantl. I'elit is where j;e finds
A cni.it of bread be feels inclined to i nt.
Or, probably, some hut ter. or somn rnot;
l'ttit menus suia II sonic t iiinjj 'I is wfin to steal.
And iiieaiitii i should be punished for the com
mon Wftlii
Oravi hirceuy I but a breach of trut, nt best.
As whore a public oihVer may often steal
A million dollars. If he leave untouched tiie
rest.
The animuf i? p-ood, but better ?f eonfe'-srd.
You have a foreman aud a cons t i!le wit h you.
A'ni .in .ii v'ii l'j n 1 1 1 I i net ou w II a I I o r O.
Now please ro'ir?, sml let this court 'Voceed
With Bills on file, which now the I'.ar luiij- piead '
ITo he cf))ifii'.(fd.
Zaiim & Sor.-. T'..e term of pnrtnershin cf
this well kno": n fu ni will expire br limita'tion
in J.ay "out. Their rooms are fliled with a
lnr-o Viock of winter (roods, such hs furs, ovor
Cf'ts, heavy boots antl shoes. bUnkf ts. w.-ok-n
ffoods, Arc, iie, ell v hicli juior bo closed out be
fore that date. Any pcrst.'fi wanting to buy
dry frood of th.it ili.-scriptiou should therefore
YK.it the Meiirs..iihin rorthwii h and secure bar
gains;
The stock muei lie sold.
Cjoat?s ash Tobacco. About onc-bnif the
male residents cf l'.ticnsburir, we imairine.
suioko or cliew tobncoi'. We also imaimthat
each one of the number smokes or chsws a
Ifood article if he can rfet it. l!al tot'tcco is an
inllction on the one who usesir. afd a bad ciar
is an intlictiou ore the public. Tiio P.est tobac
co and citfars in inarkt-t are always to be fount!
ut IiPiniutni & Murray's, whero we advise our
readers to call when thoy feel like indulging in
tli,. 'Vliv-ii-.n wil ''
CnsAr Ooons. Sprin-j comes on apace, nnd
soon ir.sii-nd of tho howlinn; of the North wind,
will be zephyrs end the bloom of llowers. This
bcintf so. and to therm that his shelves i"ay be
cleaned out for sprinr poods, V. S. Itarker tells
us that ho designs from this date forward scll
iiijjr bis stock of winter -roods nt c-t. The stock
is very largfo and choii, and I'Tsnns tif every
itiirpinable taste can pick out tlierel rom a suit
or siiiRie trarment to please him. Try the ei
pcrituent and be contincc-d.
"WATi-n Out ! The American is rrriil to be the
host watch Uiatle. We are all j-iad that tins is
so, for are we not all patriotic, ami is it not to
us a source of pride to be able fo pftint. to any
special excellence in either literature, art or
science created by a countryman? The Amer
ican watch may be said to boa "national insti
tution." It was patented by an American, is
mado by an American company, r.nd is sold by
C. T. Roberts, HiKb street, Fbensburg-.
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OF ALL GRADES.
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embracinur the ia'.t-st new by
luost rt iialiiu ir.;i; I,i-t reports.
telegrams, the freshest i.'-is!:
latest t'onsrossional reporis. '. '
reports, with all t he news l.y iu;:
must iuti i e-t iui; pcrs.-.nal : ;:J
full tc-lerraphic market veport?
of importance. Fast and "Vt st,
mat ter cf at: entcrti: i:i: vr iu.' i
iicter. 'the B-si-Vi tn i-- fmi:,
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In r.ny lov. n or vil-'cce within i-ue
nfty milesof Pit tbhui p.t tti'.fi'
To th.oso wi-hiiiir a food an
weekly we would rec n: r.ie:i 1 tl
J'AT! if. Olif of t.e I tini'.-:i;':u:
most reliable wek!:f s pub is'..
7 'i'si;r.V-.'i fti -s t!ii:1y-six c :
i:rin:eil in Hear l.-iu-c tvee, lue
In: nilsi :u:c-t
chci'pe.st, if
as it r.y 1 !! t n is c
not lit: it!np;st. week!
country. Jt otintam t:!i lite nif:-t ::ews th"
lay - pi 1 1 it lea i. c in mt-rcia I ; 1 'rni it. ! - ; d ;is
an entertainii-nr nu.i ticccptab! ; ,i!y r.c. :i a
pcr is ii t e.vce::'d by any jours.! i: t!:eS::re.
The li',' ;.i; ,?.-;:.'.( is Iisrr.ishr-d to s:::.cie sub
scribers at t -.".' r. year, or in ii i:!s of n-u o ne
atltlrcs at S-I.tiO each, wit.-ia in !:.! r It. th
party Ketti; - up the cicb. Siii'H liln ij tua
remit iiy uiaii t :i tier 1:1 nu t:e.v or uy iiost-'.-t-ce
orucr. which is .;
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foiitithorie; io';v:h,
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bouiibt at tl"u ri-hl
dealer i'l Hour. IVi !. t
I- )ti r a --. el
ctit at
".ii-: ;, i r.
on, tiivio
t.(
1 i::n
i . .1
Mr. Mil!
u't i ::i'i! to !iC--"" ;
or :(.:
k i-i.'n
ci:
.!!"?ss Viirivlj of ;r. (.-.N,
;.V !'.' be I'l-i-i1!!'!"-'! on
: II
:li.
his pi ictv--TV'-t', no diaiir i
low er t-'ite?. Go and sec how
il l -'
Hi li If.
LAi;cr:r-T Avn r,?s
cr.it say s that one of
ol dry pin '"is, tii .-s
eiu-pi'.:-, iu.. ever on
bciiij,- MH'l i'l very Jc
The
;'r-.'cv.-n J.-.-
tbe birjf.-st ;:;:-i best sti
jfoiics, l r j:n !: irys, !,.:
iniit to ! ins ci j y, is e
o'.V
w pnens t-y J : i ! .! . yi
p!iy, at u:s i to
1' i n i'l, tin si reetr
stich l;t;e (,'ini'S.
'loiis, ami you
"C l-ll tlir tilit.Li'.'
. Some v,-cii"icr I
so low, r;il ;,n.
will recci c Iiuij
-. 1
i:.l i li i
i ; vV J II-.' i;.1TI Sf ; 1
viiiiiiir tho
aina iu v!:nt-
el cr yiai o;,y .
What "X" "Va.nt? to i-:.-,- v.,
know what the ii'ii.nis 1 1. i
ii'.ai-i'ibcu over tli' tonrc.ru,
J.od-e, star.ii lor. . e pi ls;m
i-'nco O'd Ti-l't." "A" ; I.s i
wnut b. .1 ll.ic P. S. 1'. ( '. (
li.'rtn. We i ;:u ti-:i hun : . .1.
trnnt: to
I. T ." lilt :: ! i e
(-oid 'J -:n j.!.: v's
iv t !:cy i.ii-nu "1
wants to know
. .-s. -j:'. M. si. .).
tU:-: o., pic-
priclors .t tucl i.c.tj) t loihiii
strt ct, JoMi.'-.invr.
be sold iiii t C.ll. p.
A iurae block on ha. ids,
lo
F. Cot;i:n m:ist sell cut h;
furs, no mntlcr what the li s:
present sttn cX
liui , i.e. No , e
to pilll-l. furs
woiiid iiiivise r.d who wisli
to call ;
in n
1 .l":iiiS,'.ov, i:i.;i
pi ice. j f. ( our:; is
. lii'lll.iil ii'JL jls i;.
d's, sinrt.--, C'::i:i;s,
w ui. :i V, 1: ill. S,,;,j
obtain furs- ;it iessih iu bait
bound to sell en; i.t uuy i.s-.
1. a ml nil h iii-is oi h( s a nd e.
it"d t'lu's f :irnishiu;r mtooj.
cxti-i-iiieiv lov.
tie ,s I,
nut i
lo p:
1 CiO.sl
Cp.tlv.'
".Ii llil
for tuc
his prc.s-i:t stuc;
sprius- liiidu.
in or.:e.-
:r. II. I; -
Main 6'i!,
l Ii ;.ro;,i-ir .
t.r. r: thi;
J oil. l.rlif ii.
: ot :,!! iiii
jr r.:crc!:ant, Xo. 54
r'.i. sir. a;.;y -:v is sti;i
u.r-ise i-liii.,:,!-
a', tne number ii'iove i:.i;n -t
out wli-.n uis brother s-.'iti ti.u
not tiiivi.ijj Miid
tlry ifuc.its s o-.o
ii,.i.!iii-. i;-e t.of.;;
aiijoilililir. Jlc hits on imi:,;.-, an
of retifiy-inatle c.ijiiiiujf ;
.'really rciiuced priec. ill: p
vef. di i bs coats, ov era 15s. wi.i
socks, iiiiibreilus), trunks, tc.
ovi rcoais ut met. .Now id tiie t
11. iday cr.
'C W lit t-Cil ul
-. coats, p'liiis,
1 -. I I'd. U S. !!?,
i i e iia.s sj;i(..ii.-J:.j
;aic to buy 1 ivi:i
''Vii.!. r.irr:N.-Ci';s,' ruth. Cii'i'.c
! rcet,
- l!:i;
Jf.hnsiwoii, nil. I n a -lock cr w.:li pvpe
oiuer 'lay that requircl u score oi hors
cart from the depot to ihcir store, au.i it
f.o the i else ulitl Klillis ciisy l. r a we- i;
l'iliiif it on the shcivKS, lliey L,t.e now ue
i he larvest, tmesi .ui .i t est a .i.i cueapevt st I;
ii I -I
- i 1
wiiu papers in l-ciuis;-. ivauia. it you wi
ol
beau til ul tiilt paper :o to t i i-i ilui u. 'i In
aiu have books, paper mil stationery, iu
fact what haven't u. y got? 'Ai.o.ts tbc-qucs-tioti.
FrTT.rrt .1- Ar.rr-:i.:n it, sueeffsvirr; to I.;-n.
old Mnyr, io. -1- Main sii-tt. Jiilinsten-n, loi
just reiuriied from i he Ft-; witii uu iuiin-iie
stock of dry foods. They have their eon .tier
sintl sliclvcs perfectly croiWiiMl wuli the t;iet
Ui.. L--'-' -' 'v.'
prv . ' '- ' - - - - t -1- f - r i L- . V. . . V iv
1872. I r.ir'i'.! ".".'.' ;;iTJl !.:-. '. i. :: '.; : . -
Tli:: piTTfBl'Kd i.?PAT,'I. S iXlur'
Part i"S wishing a lirst-c't-s Oeily pr per should pni.:: l.ciore -i :;it t k. w e l.a. j. !..'. . -
liv nil tntf-ana sutisoribe for tie 1'ii is'uuir 1 a i i.v j , , u r ( (i- j-. ml mam: !'' cows ; e i i : i s in
1HSPAK K, cue of ti." :iii!is.. liveib-st, :nd j t'-uict. t bat int- '..of.c.d !nei Ii ti.ci;!. .'; n t: 1 1 -cheapest
papei s in the i'l.; 1 1 1 -t;:tr-i. The i :i- j . l-.w I n i: i ttiucr u i . -ti , :-.- t i :.t i t e
l"ATil has lieen established over ,. ii-rtc r of a ; . (,,.-;.
cent u ry : is independent in poi-.l ie". ;. i vneat i: k j li:.e a v : y 'I'Ti'-rre lire 1 i.l c ri d
always iioic mensi.M svhich p ri. :.!' t re. it- j f' it S! ;. w is : bo. I en it . lit , ! r ; im! '1 hit -c
est ..'?!!)!c f:n.'l to the bir:., t po-dv.- ;mu- .--.iiv.!:-- s.U oi v l.itb l'.i : t le S'.Ii!, i t 11 j: t a
I ber: irtves ciaiiy tbii ty-s;- coiuiiins .i' iiiiitia, -:n :e.-e.
i;, iiM-nicir-.r the I f.o: .';. othi-i n. 'it e;.
ill mi I : ( I i: f.u I
. "Kl.fi .1 tt-.ii.I- I -
is tun- of ti,- ' ., '
:: ot 1 I.e
ies in li.t-
and best kooos tliat were ever brought to this
town. I'eople fioiniiie ninth of liic couaiy
who I fsit Johnstown' should not fail to cr.ll at
this store ami examine ll'.eir ;,o..ts, which are
cheap and of the very .tcs.t s'.y Ie. All kinds
of jrnods for ladies sold here, Sii-.-h as iry k.o.!s,
dress jroous, iftiicy o'vN, h:..ts, bonuci.. .
bons, etc. lie sure to cull an.i sue tho new linn.
Jamf.8 Frsu, .Tn. This jfcntlerpiin, 1-jfHv dr
ecnei. was not tne only jVew l.u !uii J, r" w no
lias succeeded in, achis'vin;; n rt pui m ion. For
here is I core limit Icy, o: our in; i tow n. for
merly a .New Krijjl.iudtr whose rep. l tat ion, tho'
not co-extensive wiih the v. o: I.i. is y et, well
known. Fisk's nan-.e was made t.tn oa-i'i iirouji h
his l o- flection wit li f ra'.Ki and f rti lul i'c it 'i:it:
t'c?s; lluntl?.v's by rt a i',m oi bis i hir aiid .s.) ,iai e
dealing's wit h a II iik'ii. We will not at iei:ii'i t.
further runs pa -alii 1, but cont -nt njiji-li ),;,'
s-.iy iiiu tiiiit M-- H.'s spyiM.iiii y is si o cs :i ii
ware, antl tliat his store is on 11 -re' , ;'.
ou bim v.-heti yea need auythiVj in ' -
1 " . JlilC.
v. -" rir? r. f-
V j '? i i ' -" ::l.A!;'J
v. N ! - r : -. i -J
"' ;' ' , ; j - V - -
teif -ri'pii, tne i a h; -. st-ck cf V.'l.itfS!"! ... rk r.tat.l.ct,
he b:trst cubic I !Irrt.:lc's r. i t oil.fr ii ::. f
tive cet. s. the I, f a--i!i!t-res'. i,n--s (;;-.;':
ie fullest lo'-rl i Mnsiins. Ciic s. I'ii!- ib!i
l'.i i I'd I ii.nr.
. t : :o r t. i .;
f Rid '..ii:.i
iu w i en t r.ri- ' y
?!l:i't '-I nn-
FEY'?
i i i' Ur v
v.'AiiFnot"-.-:?. -
tl Ji i'r.n stiret,
;! i t-i' to f u v p'y
ti R:d r ttei s.
h V.'ur.l. Ai:t r-i
' Kcrir-! ( ','ses i f
i rrn - ;r.:il.c t i u s.
.'lickey Lccp (ntly rv. hand s
of r.ew ri-.d far.'.iorsble furrimr
who rei.iiire nn :: :;-:- In Ms t'-re
IS ' C- 9
Si'd
cold
t;v? bi;r. a cad. Fury ri lh U- J.' nt 'i
! r i -'.: will 1 v.-;-.rri!t;'e,i i s rt-prr s. ntcd.
, lir.irr.i--: r'.rrv.- Vrs trfs.es ines-.fc. tured
to
ovdor at less thru i iiy prii-es.
j Ci.nij scut chairs rc-cs.ned end f.ttei up es
j-Pfti ts row.-
! All oi.'rrs frc.ni n difcte.nsepi-t.inpilv at!e:tM
i tf- i".ul.:.-if.l
o i ici: jn pai:t; i"H);. To Mi-
IN
it 1
bert Mri'K r.nii. h i; f fi ll rg-eef
r.iiit. ilirtiiM-! . c, i.f th. In i:s
i st i.lniivcs of tii I.a. I M' i-cruMT.
I'i-r.rr Mci
:ii'd Ii iil ;t
linM: !. :-:o
iiu'1,-1' Hint t!i ieof-cst wi!i 1 ! -id
to ;v. ';);' hcti-e t:' Mi- !:;:! :.-l f r.
.' of ( it i : i.i l j 1 1 n-1; C i in i ri;; (.-,,. -.
!:t tl:.
rnit. i
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t'; oc-i.t-
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t i -'. k i r. ir
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j re.i::
1 .-, it ' u -;
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i-.-i.i.-
f ' c S-t?r
in rl
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dv: or.
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'oi: rl ..f 'i.ii'. brj!
i: y i i t iie I.:. i,i;
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tr. -!i'l. -
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::e the i-.i-:
fr.-ie -ii
:'i n; --.?;" i rd A ! :;.. it- !-y
l'!-:i -f t ' 1 1 :il ria i mi n
., .j..js ;; this
sr : cf tho real csiaie
i. r '
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i l ' ' :
I i ;,v L: ve t: i : : -o 1 !: t b.j
pi.rpos.-.. ct !"!-. r-tlici ol Fb
u.l ) i.f I ' hn.'n.i u i i .i t.
if. " ' i i -. . p-rsons
v. :
.1 :
ri
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e:,-bi:r
; t -.' i ,"ci !.
it:.-.-r re I :
I-'b.-ns'-iiir.
J'.'liN S. KHFY:
Is
fiii: SALI-; AT A i;a uu a
..The
their line
o l 'hest
In t v
':
r l-.s-
i r ! .ly t :ii:
-i: i i: : i :.
A ci os
f : j ( -. n r ,
I: :Vn, slit -ui
i . ,, !;
! !it ;:-ch;i
nnd nliii:;.!
The pr !
hand m.l t
C.iii o:i tie:
! : c .
r r k, i.i
i th c
' ' '.'! i'l.KC.)
. a beta i:i
: :- i envy
i "li House,
ill. p. ::!! u'i
if : :i j. e
5 ; i i-ii'Im-s
I 1
cd -.t'.'Ut:'-''::"; -.
: ! i i-i.iiiiv i i ij,
'.In n of p;i i i- v.': :
i ty will be sold
aliirrC."- ! :i two .
; ( :i
r i:i i.l .I..
: s. wiiii in
'. f'l- IS.
:'!. io ia
crest.
preiuievS,
or -
i 1 11 .
i II.
to
ill , i . 1 .- :
I.ill t lio. F.-
I'Dit;
-ri. .-.
Or
hi
br
rppoiriieil A i :d ' for to
- .-.oi e;. in x'.c- !:amii
: ri .
if I
o i . ' l
A 'leini
' e. r. u t:
I .MKl.r? li'tUviMT,
st :it o! i, tt.iiri; i; ! ii-: !,
.' !: v iil rtt.-i:." i t 1 1
. i U Pber.sr, r'j. f , .; J,H I
, '...- I it I'l- Iri ..!-,l! "
?.. v. ben r.n.i whri o ::.'
i" ;i.oi ' t':e
i :Vi- li-'i 1
.1 Tierc'-y ." X-i.1
ti.ilC'1 '
pu:
N : r.
p i -i:;:
For;
'U ti IN li a v, -, ;,;
lit" f.'c'ot v. m ..
s intfre-itwil iay . t
.! . i
tto, Jan. M, IF'::.-?:.
cud.
- 1. ii.L, Ai:
tor.
!'CUiO;::s' notick.
r-'-'to of Niritoi..s f-xvnsr. i cM.
Feftr r Tes!:.neri t.-.t y on lie x:ntc of :ich
is Snyd.T, late of Cari i ii t -w n.-!.:p. ':-r.;l.i i.i
ii'i'v. !e.-case.i, b:vif.-.- been u'' ' '.' d to il-.
t.'.-i-si-rnvl, all ! i-i-sii"' t'tdebteil to "Ihe said
i si .
l".f-ll!.
tu-t.sf-:
!: !: . i(.-:ll I! lo !'.,'; i If, ' '. ' ,1 :, I ; y-
I 5 i '" -se I'Si iii-; i ' i!i:i cr if l-im' i's id
thoiu prop.-i:y ttiiiiiciitlcato-J for svt-
F.i.TTApr.TH f-x vii;:f I
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.in. 1".
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c
'11, ,
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A I M I N I ST; c A Tl ) I i'S OTIC 11.
1 r';it- f ,Ta i;n W. ;.t x. ib c-ssf '..
Totters r f Adnrr.'Sl ration on uis erf ate of
C.E Mack. iat of the to-ni:;p ft Carubi ia,
dt'ir-V ). bavT'lir been ti ! to ;i:c t.tak-r-
S'itiii d by
pi-i-soo-. in
m.;;:e i:::i;
lU'i:
t: t! to
I.TI 1 IHI!" lia l'.4,l 11 ! V. till
f 'ii 1 1 state ;iv ret,-ii-si ;! to
ly-iient. crt'l ilic-e hair ,;-
cta.jl.s v I f th i ;:
h'itilC!lti. i -e ! for
o t r-s; i.t tiicni proper
: : S'-u'r v t.
j:si::-ii
rdacUiit k 'j v. p.
3.
Jan. ff, U".---Ct;
DallNIS'I 'i.VTOlI'S NOTICE.
' - Ffti.te rvf F. J. 3 '.n.-rrtir?? - dce'if.
Fi t ti rs of Ail:n ii!i.: ra; ion on in ( -1 .-.- e o: !.
3. '.irln-rick, la t- cf tli .-i.h ! i' V.:. hsv-r.--b?i-:i
is.- ;icd t o t he u:!!i,rsi-,k d. ."ti in
huv way iiid-.Ctif - i to r-aid e-:at:. a,e j -r no.
liit -d t ri'ske iuu-'e .i-fv r. trietit. :;-i : f!io
Pav i ci.iii.ir t.i .11. sent ti.cai U:i.- autluut-cuti-d
i-.r seitleiiicnt.
0r0. A. EFF.KY, Adi-l'r-. .
l.'.'cri. 'sr, Jan. fi. 13: ..1t
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