Cambria jTvccmmu
gilUROAY, : ! : MAKCII 2, 1572.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Court begint heit Monday. '1 bote who
one ti! nil! please niak a I ote of this fact.
The delegate to the Republican State
Convention, Iroin Cle-arEe'd county, ore in--.tructid
to support IIou. Frank Jurdon for
(;oTrnor.
'1 ha IleniM re-porte the uririet fever as
fei fullv in some of the tow nuliipt boui.1i i
, i , ' r v l 1 - . . . - 1 1 I
c! i I, r. Ml inni live ciuiurcu iu vi.m mieiuy nave
(i;eil of the tliseiue.
On Y'ei!i.cfday Inst, Jamest Bricker, a
f;i known Citizen of Huntingdon, was run
f,ver bv freight train ami so badly iijured
tUt l. ilied the fame tveninj;.
' Vebruiiry went out with n slight how eforrn
Ht Mmli cabie in lamb like enough. There
mil pn.bnb'y lescmeliob. (or lyh jf.) howev
tr leiit ti e pre'ent month before it en!a.
Mr. Nicholas Altimue, of Brushvalley
tofl'hin, Indiana county, wat thrown from a
li.irse on Friday lust, and sustained injuries
which caused liW death early the fallowing
m Ov ckv lFt week. Jacob Miller, of IJiiity
town-hip, Weatruorelarid county, was injured
lo ?uch an extent by a lin.b falling on him
ml.i e felling ,re 'h,t w'! tnost probably
cnute h'i9 death.
Mr. lVer Campbell, of Carrolltown, has
bal his pritrnt car-coupler attached at his own
expense to the psieheer train on o'ar Branch
rofu!, and Conductor Quartz assures us that it
waik tn charm.
suhserit ;9 who are in arrears or who de
;re to rav for the present volume of the Fukk
ms will "ptoe themselves -'penny wise nd
poviivl foolish" if lhe7 don't "sock up" within
the tint '.o wcrkn.
-ePe:lorJ (-'ezette enjs: We noticed
V.rrff, on iit'tt.ie other day, having a
uTge i. J fuil pruwn inoustache on his upper
'if tie Lnir m i-lcut an ini h long, n ii ch
in !l)ickrei. and running across the entire lip.
I'ciier ti e cry of "stop thiel !" directed
tp.iii it oi.r county fficialt, the lutt John-down
Iiibi.i rum up the name of Uljfses S. Grant
ji r 1 1 cic it. Which may be set down tin
c eir cure of prtachir.g vs. prscace under difficile'-.
Slikkfpeare fats : "Thrice is he armed
io l aih hit quarrel just." The Herald man
fi 1c is goirg to buy four revolvers, two
lew t kiiit tiid a slung shot. Therefore it
ci-n't be he is ciinp Shake eare bad iii Lis
mind's eye.
--Jcl t MiHirty and Christihn Hartiiian
flit Loth found &uiRy of munier in the second
trfiee, laat week, in Bedlord. The former
sentenced to fire years ard six months',
and the latter two jeats anJ mx muiilhi1 im
jtisonnif rt in the penitentiary.
Mr. Jacob Krb ol Richland towi ship, for
irerly of Bulks county, says the Jobstowu
1 i m cist, 1 s a ccw 13 years old; which has
had 15 calves. 4 times twin, all alive and good
tits. lhisbate any thing yet heard from,
and is a democratic cow. So anya llr. Ert.
--The Iiitnct Court authorities have leased
tin Ion Hall Johus'ow n, lor ten yeirs.ut a yearly
le-ntalcf $t-l0, slid friend ai d (oe are alike
(IfsgustKi and outiaged by their action. It is
rone of our ffit-erul fpeeially, bnt we hope the
county coraniisioners will repudiate the C0u
tiact and refuse tn pay the bill.
On Monday, March 18th, a nrrmal school
fcr the instrliction of Undents in the theory of
ten h'h?i and iu all thevariou ; branches of ed
usutiun, will be opened bv Prof. fleo. Marsden,
and all e1' tcially who desiie to fit themselves
for vi e eO.t'.rniidii of others shou'd avail them
telvfa tf (lis orpcriui ity thus afl'mdrd.
1 1. Hr: h saib'il'u hrul Ci ni.rrpl am ha!
ti e D'is'or line of having ore of his index fluff.-
' u i IT by the machinery of an engine
m-n e nftks past while at work near Cbesi
frirps." S-'on.e weeks past is a considerable
'!rgih of period"' for the machinery of uoeo
fcine 'o be (.rtrrting on one index finder.
Fr. V alter Bell and A.J. Keilly, Frq.,
two cf Altor.a's most iuteliigent, resrettnl
r od st.ecessful citizens, interviewed us briefly
tliis Vtek the former on Monday nui the
la'C?er on Friday. It elevates out bump cf
'e!fsffm very perceptibly to have such
w ( rthy gentlemen look in ti on us occasional! v.
At lie Presbyterian church en nxt Wed
tetdav evening the pupils of the Preshy terisu
Ssllnih school, aided by the thofr .f that
ct um h. dij;n givirg a grand vocal ai d instru
nn'alniceit ift aid of the Sabbath school
Wrury. Tbe entertainment will 10 dohbt be
1 b l I 1 e . and the cause is worthy of a liberal
patrufe. Let them have a full house
All levers of the beautiful ho read our
rsrsr ratnoi fril te be pleased with the exqui-
i tit it 1 poem, entitled "A Legend." w 1 ich
we f ub'ish on this page. The author has not
c t;'j:d to us bis name, and even his post
irntk is ( peihnps pvrposely) obscurel. yet wo
itu1.! rot resist the teir ptailon to publish !rs
tM u-1 prcc'liCiit ris thus far, and trust they
11! cor.'itue to crrce weekly, eve'i though
trs pt'hor gl ou'd Still coniicue to' "go behi d
" well never mind.
1 lie CEtiie stoi k of ready mi(!e cVuhlng
contained in tV e store of Mr. Jacob Pircl.er,
lo11:da sbug, w il! positively be sold at hole
sa'e city prices, to close business, from and
at'r tUi nte. The stock , which wasselected
by Mr Piicber, l,o is a practical tailor, may
be depended on es perfect n tvlri. m:ike and
trxtuies, and t'omj iises all manner ana
of n rn'sar.d bijrs' w eai ing apparel. Adver
tisement rextwetk.
The winter term of our borough schools
will close r.fxt werk. We believe it is gen
rallv c reeded that thev have all been con
t'ntidwith marked ability and Success, and
',f;ally that the piii c:pal, Mr. Geo. Mars
cn. br j fully reaehed, if not excelled, the most,
iiau'ne expectations of parents in as well as
ri rei tors." The discipline of the schools has
been excellei t and live advancement of the
cholars "iu their vnriokji 'Studies very decided.
Siice the IleraM Jsi f nt on the subject
rf fievrrs. we would likethare it cxplaiu how
$133 f 5. $9 0'0. 7 50 atjdv 55 .pents mako a
total of $9 4.10, as vutli?hed by that paper
laat week. (?eo two Audltoee' report, etc.)
A'so. while raising the "old-boy'' generally on
the f puie subject, would likAt to explain what
(the devil) his Satanic majesty stuck in the fire
while fn the rampagealong the Pa. R. R., thia
week's Herald having left the reader in very
grave doubt On that importaut question.
We! earn with unfeigned regret of the verv
seiious illners of cur good and true friend, Mr.
Jacob Pircrer, of Uollidarsburg. whose death
i mrireniariiy iooKea ror, u indeeU it has not
'tedy oecnrred. For his own sake there is
to mm to mourn, as he is well prepared for
crit charge, but for the sake of his very
exes It: t family, bis nianv fr'ends. ar.d. above
a!', tl Tir-uocs examile his entire life has
afforded. w trust that hrs usjfiil career in thia
wfr d niiy be much further extended than Lis
present ooi dition civta r- aw n to hope for.
Soltero' will understand that lack of
rce and not want. of" di-rosition has caused
tlie omission of his letter this week. From it,
noever. we compile the following : A hcr?e
'ferameeff near Wilmere last Fridsv, the
ttmreiirg trotters being sweep stakes sod slow
!," Tr. a tkree quarter m'le hnt tha former
cistauced the latter about ISO vsrds. Much
tan-tj cl anged hands. Esq. Miller's jrize
clf. exhibited at the Johnstown fair, now
'tr.ed by Mr. John Doran, brought down the
j-'am to the tune of 1075 pounds on Friday
last. This mammoth suckling was one vcar
G 'l on the 22.1, and is held in higher esteem by
l former owcer than U the "Second Wash-
tgton."
. .ft breaking seems to bar become ep't
'" ic sainng 0me of our northern neighbors.
day last w.ek Mathew TVe .ver. of CarToO.
f':l on ,h ir "nd fractiirwd his hio bone;
Monday b.t Henry Wreakland, of Susque
nT f"s'''0. broke one of his legs by some
met win? Iilkbon- f Alleghenv townshirr.
it e of V ,in,i,' mishan, caused bv the fall
am. t "e w" "": And. Eckenrode,
.. " "isrrin. .iirV-r.,1 l;L0!V;
r"l!''tnw?irr-m'taBre: Hn" aver. of Car
nnhm! ' VP.;.n Tuee.Uy last, and Richard
Son", a ' P,"c,. one of Messrs. Barker
'Pm CwTi.0" ondaT- fractured each a
Jooal lrr!poutlesice.
Jchnstowx, Feb. 23, 1672.
Dear Freeman Every year for ten years
we have insisted upon having trees planted on
the Publia Square in Johnstown If they had
been planted ten ycais ago, we would" now
have thriving trees which would soou be cov
red with a profusion of vetd.ut Jeaves and
fragrant blossoms. Bui the Square is as bate
as the street yet. When will tbe council move
in the matter. If they would permit it, the
citizens themselves would plant the trees.
AS TOU WEEK.
All the old olucers of our borough were re
e'ected by thu councils, except two. A. Kope
lin, Eq., was elected legal counsellor for tha
borough, in plnce of J. P. Lir.tou, Erq , aud
Johi Fisher was elected Clei k in place of J no.
W. ilowman. There was some sharp balloting
for the other olhceis.
TEN YEARS.
The tTnion Hall has been sentenoed ten
years to the pet'iicncehary by the judges of
the District Court. It is thought it will be
pardoned out. It ought to bo.
TWO U LA SOX 3 .
There are two strong reasons whv human
beings should not drink strvtig drinks. The
Gist is that man w as so created us to derive heat
from the continual struggle between the car
bon in the food he eats ut:d the oxygeu in the
air he breathes. He noeds no other stiuaulent.
Lsdiea can live without nriifici il stimulen'i.
Why cannot men ? The second reason is that
if it was right to drink pure drinks, it is cer
taluly wrong to drink the poisoned drinks that
ore now sold everywhere It ia not necessarv
to inquire who poisons these drinks whether
it is the manufuc'.urrr, the wholesale dealer, or
the retail gill vendor, it is enough to know
that every drink one buys has more or less poi
son in it, and some has enough in it to kill,
and some of it i)06 kill. If a person stops at
a hotel and sake for something to eat, ho would
expect that the victuals he pays fr weuld not
be poisoned. Why, then, should tbe public
submit to pisonc4 drinks? There should be
cuimical inspectors&ppiiuted to anilyie sam
ples ot ull the liquor that is offered for sale,
and tbuawwho sell poisoned drinks should tor
feil their licenses. If this were done this thing
of making three barrels out of one would cease.
WllAT it ccsia.
Johnstown is u fast town. We have had
three bills, fPteeu nights at the Opera House,
eight nights at Union Ha1!, Lutheran and
Pi esbyterian tableaux, a Catholic fiir, and
three oiher Iilghts now advertised all in about
one month. The drain upon the pocket-book
is immense."
A max kili rn.
An aged German named Rauch, about 70
tears old, was killed at the railroad station in
tbla place on tatuid.iy morning last us he was
attempting to cross the trick on his way to
work in tlie Company's coke yard. A Ireight
tiain was standing on One track, the ergine of
which was blowing oil" sieant, making a noise
that drowned the sound of the Southern Express,
at the time rtppiosching, which struck him just
as ho stepped on the track, inflicting injuries
which reduced death verv shortly alter being
couvejtd to Lis home in Kernville.
IfAND INJL'RFD.
A young man nuine.l Bretz'rr placed a I lock
of iv on J uudcr tlie cam hummer at the steel
tail mill, on Friduy evening last, but failed to
withdraw his hand in time to t-sctpe the de
scending hammer, nnd he now deplores the loss
ol two or three finge'8 and a thiirtt, they huv
ing hern ernshed So tctiiblj that amputation
became L.ti.essary .
xitr CMurcn .
The United Pt iytei ian church on Franklin
Street is almost finished. The Sunday school
rooms are completed und present n very neat
appearsuctf. The ehal will bfa tilito iu May.
A B.G STR KG.
I have a friend in Arizona who has struck
for higher wages. He had an in'erest in a gold
mine there during the war, but the Indiars
drove the hands oil. He went back lst mi ru
in' r, and lor ihe last four month he has been
taking out rock that contxiii; $.V I) per ton, and
they take out five Ions a day. This is making
good wages. He is a brother in law, and 1
have a gu out iu the same diggings. All w ill
be right in a few months if th Indians iloti 't
come again. Frank wiites "I see a stua.Il for
tune be lure me."
6"1 D ' CT.
Mr. Bishop, cf the Ilulhert IIou?e, lies al
ready become tired of running the machine,
and has told out to A.J. Haws. Mr. Bishop,
I undcrr'and . has got up a ti oupe ot Ethioj ian
Screnuders, ami gave an exhibition hereon the
night of the liTtli February.
Lot K OCT
for a !a'e spring. We will ee snow in March.
April and May, if not in June. The season is
always late when tha ecliptic crosses the equa
tor at right angles with ti e toiuies and when
the pialtx ol the sun is U!) decrees above zcio.
A UK. nur p.
If the bridge between Coriemaiigh borough
anj WooiJv.iie i not toon replied it will go
ilow n, aLd New Oi leans w ill get some lire wood.
ucl lai: sior k.
The dollar store is a new i: st:tu:ion here
It is a kind of a lof.rv sw i ; 1 1 , only it is done
according to In w . A man Vuys a picture worth
two cms fir twi n ty five cent-; then he can
"draw a chance " to get sr inething, by paying
another bill of cne dollar People ouht to
know ll.ey cm net ct as ood biugaina at one
of these chebangs as they can at a licensed
stoi c. Besides, all such imposition ii jure our
henebt merchants.
KRRSVILI K
vroming conspicuous. There was a fight
at hloum- ..,. Saturdav. On Mond.iv
two boys, aged 1j and r.r eotivel v;
took f ve dollais from the money uratver "in
George ShotTVr's store, while the store keeper
was in the ceilar getting some potatoes. A
lady savs: "The poor little ders didn't know
what money wss !"' Two other boy, H and G
veais old, respectively, one a son of Samuel
Dibert and ihe other a son of Mr. Ellswoith.
both of Kernrille, took a notion, on Monday
last, to visit Stoystown, a place nearly twenty
miles dittut. in Somerset county. They foot
ed it about two miles beyond Stoystown before
thev stof pe l for rest. The day was quite cold
aid" the youngest child was very tired and
greatly exposed to the severe weather ; but
bevot d this no damage was do- e. The parents
became alarmed nnd followed them as soon as
they found out where they had gone Both
p .rents and child' eD returned the next day sate
and sound. Ilea ItoT.
T)oi":cs of thr BoROi GH CorjeriT,. Council
met on Monday cve ninc, -titb inft. Present,
Jtnriress Hrrv. Counoilinen lUirker, Cun
ningham. Davis, Huntley, and Lewis. Absent
Pee-hler. , ,
Mimite-s of former meeting rend and ap-
r A rfutnbcr of bilU were piesented and orders
Onriiotfon. tho net passed Nov. 27, 1S71. rela
tivo to haulm away the dirt of cellar excava
tions, be repeHbrd. Air reed to.
On motion. Mr. Roberts lo instructed to re
move the dirt in freut of his residence as soem
asposnle, and thnt he bosllowod thejj.rivilf'Re
of puttinir it on certain streets tinder direction
of eitreet Commissioner. Ajrrf.cd to.
On motion th Clerk- nnd .Mr. ISarkfr were
appotntcd to audit t ho ltoreuyrh accounts.
The Council the n proceeded to the election
of Uorowtfb officers with the following result
Deputy Harness F. II. Barker.
Collector and Trea.su rci Win. Davis.
Street Commissioner T. W. Williauu.
Police. W. W. Geo. Ourley.
" E. W. David K. Kvans.
Weih Master G. G. Owens.
The Treasure-r was lnstruetd to pay Interest
on all lire engine bonds that may be presented
to him. endorsing tb SHuie OS the bond. Ad
journed. Excitement abent Hnwilnz 5IeIInes.
The new competitor for public favor, the
Dotnestte Pewing Machine, isevidently the long
pole which knocks the persimmons.
week ato, laughed at the idea of a new machine
jrainiiiK favor in the market, are fairly break
in ir tluir necks to see w ho can tret to si 11 it.
It will sew to bout :,nv inacbi .e in the market,
and so nieelv is it rfd justed, arniso lew its points
ef friction, "that a child ten ye arsold eau run it
at its blKhest rate of speed, by sfinpiy placiujr
the tip of tlie toe on a corner ef thetre-adle.
When rtinninpr af th rate of a thousand stitch
es a infinite, it enn scarcely tie heard across tho
room. A nice feature about it is, thereistwice
the room tinder the arm trmt is allowed for any
Otbier machine.
As the terms given by Messrs. Stead man &
Co. are much more favorable than thosoi veil
by other houses, they will be able to rind tho
best men in this and other counties to act as
their uterus.
tOHMlSUATIO."t.
February 1S2.
Editor of Cambria Freeman Will von be kind
enoujrh to give me space iu your columns to do
some justice to cet lain of our county ofhliKls
who, I think, have been undeservedly abused?
Mnce the Auditors of Cumbria county have
made their report of the Iteceipts nnd Expend
itures or the tounty for the year lbTl. the Johns
town Iritmnti and tlie Eoesnsbiirir HtmUl have
been, week after week, holding up to tbe view
of taxpayers what thev are pleased to term tho
enormous frauds and robberies committed hy
the oilicials entrusted w ith the financial atl'airs
ot tbe enmity. The Tribune com pares the sum
paid to Commissioners in itedt'oVd county with
the iriirill.t i( (VI 'tniAiinlT.nirl tr til., rmii.ii'i.i,...
era of this cmiot v t or kcrvteea retulered ni.l I
makes quite a noWe about the tl!B"ereno;. Tlie
writer of this 1ms not seen the report of tho
A uditors of lledford county, but as the editors
of the papers in question have been nskitijr for
Jint, in order to see and understand what they
are tuikinjrso loudly about, they should hae
looked a lilt le further than merely across the
lino of lied ford county. They should have ex
amined the reports from Westmoreland, Clear
field, Indiana. Tioga, Venango, I.ycominjf and
Dauphin counties, aud then they could have
seen that the "frauds and robberies" in other
counties, if there were any siren anywhere, far
exceed those allejred by tiiuiu to hu e been com
mitted.; iu Cambria county. Still, as tlie said
editors have drawn nl comparison with liedford
county in regard to the amounts paid to the re
spective Djardsef Commissioners, 1 will take
the liberty of extenftinjr comparisons a little
further. All tho amounts jriven below have
been carefully compiled from the reoorts ninde
by the Auditors yf theseveial counties nuiued
A?arreirato amounts paid for the j-ear 171 to
t oimiiissionoi s.-tlielr Clerks and Counsel
It Westmoreland county :J,1'.H) "5
In Clem-Meld county .. tr.V'lT 5o
In Lycomiutr county a,T13 '.nj
In Tioira county li.tjlitS
In 1 ndiana county a.o'.o 07
In Dauphin county J,i:i." o7
In Venango county.. 3.fHi0 50
In Cambria county. .bOO 11
Now of the seven counties above compared
witli Cambria, in each one of five of them the
amount paid to Commissioners, their Clerk and
Counsel lar exceeds the amount paid to like
oiticiitls fu Cambria ; in two or them only was
tlie amount smaller. Average the seven coun
ties, and the aiuouut for eaeu will tie :i,tati.40
execcdinjr that of Cambria, for which tlie Ti ih
tuifuud ill i nil lament so much, the sum of
T,S6. And in Vouungo county, governed too
by hmi'st UfpiMicann, thw tees for counsel is
not included in tho amount mentioned above
neither is counsel fees included iu theumount
tor Lauphin,anot her Republican county, where
of course iiothuijr wtouk could be done.
The Tribune Hunts lilit on a certain item
called Miscellaneous about tJ which the ed
itor thinks must have been puld tor "Toot li
picks and Tom and Jerry." lint would not the
t i il'unc like to have li&bt sulliclent to enable
him to seu on what the btnall "Miscellaneous,"'
amounting to 12,1.00, was expended in Indi
ana county ? Jt could not huvu been on "Tom
and Jerry,'' as the Republicans are ail tern iter
ate, iiotwtihstaiidintr one of thein, while n can
didate for the Leu islut ore, trot, tr ia said, live
gallons of tl.ut "Hiic whisky," about which '
so mucu nois lias tieen made, and another ite
publican, tnjw a co-worker, I am told, on the
Triim ne, drank utoro than double that quantity
of the said "Mile whisky." l.ijcht was also
wanted so as to know who jrot tlie 204 dollais,
thee-rror mentioned in the Auditor's report.
Well.it is easily explained thus : The Auditors
by mistake ch.uve'd the Treasurer with money
received from Collectors tMi more than he
hud received therefore the Treasurer was tlie
loser to that amount. Well, would any hone.it
man refuse to rectify a mistake 't Suiely not.
iSo the S2.J4 were retundod to tho Treasurer.
The Ti iliunc made a noise about the Military
1 und. inking ir "wnr or insurreeiioii existed in
tho iivi'rtli of Cambria county,'' that so much
fnoucy was needed? On rfmkiifr inquiry, the
writer tuts discovered, that Jeliiistowu must be
the place where the "war or insurrection" had
its existence, as over l.uuu of thw militarv fund
went to parties in that place. As regards the
otlice time made by the Commissioners l.mt
j iar, writer knows nothing; : but this much he
does know : Last year was the triennial for assessments,-
and it is well known that the Com
missioners revised them and altered every lim
ine in tbe assessment list making caleuia'tioiis
for every individual property, in order to make
a fair ratio. It was also the year for making
t he enumeration of I he taxable inhabitants for
apportioning the State ; also, tho new Jail, trv
ii to maka sale of Hoods', V Surely ail this
must have taken a great ileul of time. It is
also well known to a:l iu and around Ebens
bmx that the Commissioners worked often
from 7 o'clock in the inortun until 10 and 11
o'clock at night ; und would any liberal man
aliow that much time to go for one day at the
pit tif ul sum of fj Surely the District Court
official whose name is tiaunted at the masthead
of the Trilmni'. and who attempted to charge
the county about 0 more fees tor oue term
of the District Court than the law allows him,
should not complain if tho Commissioners
char-red more than t2 for 15 or l'i hours' work,
and close application at that. "Those dwelling
tn g-luss houses should not throw stoues."
A TiXrATClt.NUU liUK.NdULRG.
tVixifVf TT'iiwcliull JTau.ijiive fur Jirrrh has
taken a "New Departure," withGitil Hamilton
as Its t l:f r-in-chief. In her salutory she 1111
blushinij'y avows that, 'Tho risrmHaud frov
erninjir nietive ot this Mittrazine is tn make
money. We know that th s is a fact unpar
alleled in the history of literature, and we
miifht elis-uise It in finer phrase, but the un
eleilyinjf motive would still bo the same. pre
foundly as we believe in virtue, morality and
the power ef the jire's-j. we would never pub
lish a perbxlioal if we di.l not hope; to advance
our fortune thereby." Vctjiist ho-r fortunes
are to be advanced by the publication if an
oriuinal Mairnzineef nearly sixtj' paes, con
tributed by such wiiters as ii-"ly, I'arron,
lliirt.iy, Hce-cher, e-te-., and e-ditcd at an expense
of nearly eix tl:oiiatel d-dlais all for one dol
lar a yejir this is not so upon rent to the ire n or
al rea-l- r. and is exphiined otsly by the fact of 1
Its e'lioi-moiis cire-ula!ion, wlm ti now exceeds
tliHt of any other Maif.izitie pitblishe.l. Anvl
e-rsoii no?, jo-'i 11:1 i rit d i 1 h t h. Mii'initu. u-uv- !
reci-ive n spee-iuu-n free, liv ud-ii e.siny S. S.
Weuid A; Co.. Newburirh, X. V.
ilhii'n M,i:j-iiinf Jir Mnreh. Tlie March
number ot Hullou's Mnsii'tne is i-ssued, ami u
careful examination of its contents shows us
that it is t he; most useful of alt the monthlies
for amusing tt:e public. There; is pi:c!-. a varie
ty in its t.'onteiits. that every one can find some
article Hint will please the-m. Hoys will delight
in the sea yarns and adventures, Indies in the
love tori;s. sfetitlenien In tire historical talc3,
ami t he eMit ini'-iii al in poetry.
. Hailou's Manziiie; contains 100 pnsres of read
ing matter, ye t tt is sold for emly fifteen cents
per copy, er fl.'jOpcr year; the cb'ape;st publi
cation in the country. Vet in the face of ail
j tliis, tbe publishers -rive nme of the; hotr pre
1 iuluins that were ever eifl'ere-d for e-lntis e-f siilu
1 TA 1i'rs. S-n-l for a list and see. Thomes -la!liiit;riil'llMi--i.,iOolr,.
iirwf 'Inst on
j Thr llir'rr,inicn'. Jimriml fer March has'bccii
; re-ceived. Its cemtents more than contirm our
; hitrh o)inion of that magazine's e hariu f er.
! The very instructive articles on "Kish Culture
i in Ame-rica," and "Ajrrie and Fever" are aiotie
j worth mure than a year's subscription. Hut
1 besides these there is a lontr list of readable
' matter. Attorney-eieneral Williams ; K-vprrs-
siin; U irrlet Uosmer; Our Horse Cars; Will it
I I'aj-y Writ ina- for the Press; The- A ret ic Regions;
j James risk. Jr.; Lord Hrougha ui's l heist ; Rev.
; (Jeorife H. llcpwort'.i. etc., with fine portraits
1 nnd numerous illustrations. Prie-e lit) cts., or
! f3a year. - S. H. Welia, s Hroad vvay, K. V.
j Rnu, os ! preat Pill of Aj'er, roll on 1
Through miles emboweled roll !
! Roll on!
j Through those whose livers chafe the soul !
Through those whei?e fe-eble steimaehs fail!
1 hrouifli inesenteru-s waxen pale!
TiiroiiRti all who live iu aches and ail !
liver roll on 1
Roll o'er the pi-airiew of the nation,
For the sick and ill Of eve ry station I
Redl ib.wn the Andes towerinir meiuntains!
Roll over Afric's oldi-n fountains I
Through India and the Chersejnesp I
't hrouirli distant isles ef Japanese 1
"Wherever elwells n siirkin)f heart !
Roil on to do yeeuf nii-fht part !
Ayer's Pills, roll nu I Putnam for Oct.
T"s Xaturk's IIaiu Restorative.
It is the best.
Contains neithing injurious.
Clear as crystal.
No sediment eir filth.
Does not stain the skin.
Kle'gantly pe'ifumed.
Restores R-ray hair.
Preve-nts the hair from falling1 off.
See advertisement.
Sold by Leinmon & Murray, Ebcnsburgr.
It costs NOTnrfl to go to James J. Murphy's
store and purchase c.othintr, lieeause a man
always gains more than he'expends. It is like
tiuyinw: a lottery tle-ket and drawing a prize.
Mr. Murphy still continues to entertain custom
ers at his old favorite business place. No. lua
Clinton s'reet, Jofinstewn. Having just re
ceived H new and splendid stoek ef r-aely-uiai?tj
elot'uinyr, be invites every body to call at the
Star Clothiny Store and buy some of the very
cheapest and be-st clothinu ia the market.
Kxowr.KDfiE is PeiwzR. Knowinphow to sell
elry foods is kiiejwlcelge. John J. Murjdiy knows
how to sell elry goeids; rram, Jeibn J. Murphy is
an intelligent man. This is no silly grvn, but a
fact well known to tlie-usands ef people who
carry away thousands of dollars' worth of elry
roods froin flie Mansfem House corne-r, Johns
town. The Spring styles are alrendy here, and
if. will afford Mr. Murphy great pleasure to ex-
'. hiblt bis one steick et dry goods to all wishinjf
J fo buy. Drcas up now nnd save money.
Did It ever occur to you, elear read'ei. thnt
rijrht here in Ebensbiuv we have as proficient I
Bti'l accomplished a photograph artist us any ef I
tbG'larLre tewns can noast ei t 11 ni uiniiifin.
' 1 -. I . . . . . t .a eV. r-1. wti-n.lr t i i Ii o rt-eADt o
I HUSH l III 1 ri"t" v c-. . ..v j ... . ....... ..
very (rood time to make up your muni on that
' subje'ct; but elen't jump at conclusion's until
' you visit Spence's cleyant l'hoteira ph Gallery
j and have a dozen or two enrfe le rsirVs or other
I frcms of tho art. taken in that Beutlecuau's uu
l Buryussablo styKj,
Witttcn for tht Camhria Freeman.
A LF.(IKM).
A mountain steep cbove the plain nprcars
Its giant form. Thereon, in lonsr past years,
A hoary hermit manv a season dwelt.
No ijeed of human fellowship had felt.
His days in prayers and fasts severe,
ror love of God much more tbau sin-brouRhi
fear.
The brightness of iifs virtue, lonsr concealed.
It jiieaseii our Lord at lei!?th should be revealed.
Not lony: it tuck to hear in distant lan'ls
Th wondrous bleSsing-s God gave through his
bands.
Xo more upon thr rep-ed steep remained
The awful Htilin-S3 that so lon had reiitued.
From very quarter cayrcrly there came
The siik. tin- blind, the stricken, and the lame;
V hnte'ei- the; ill to w iii li jK.nr lle-t.li is beir
Kneh stift'e riny niorTnl lid 1o hini repair.
Of all that to the saint I v bevtnit prayed.
Not one retired but thankful for his aid;
lhus were; his years of toil by priceless gifts
repaid.
Whilst thus his days in mercy's works teok
, 'ht.
Short were his slumbers, long- his pravers at
night.
Itow sweet the silent hours .too swiff, alas !
I hat the enraptured saint in prayers did pa."s !
bat. ton-rue can tell the jovs hisioul then fell
Of union eio? in w bieli with (iod be dwelt ?
1 be antrels lu ifrht arounii him loveil to thremg-,
io hear his love of God break forth in sonjr;
And in return, bis exile-l heart, t.'i cheer,
lhey siiiir him 50113 that taiuts alone can hear.
Whilst thus at deatj of nlht, in darkness deep.
The holy hermit once did vigils keep,
I'lom hitrhest heaven swiftly wiiiKCd his way
1 ue brightest of the Seraphs, Klva.
Now stoo-1 he neinr the saint, iu robes of white.
And tone-hed his eyes, and thus increased his
sij.-ht.
Tar. far away, the arvel's touch reveals
rhe form of erne who near an altar kneels.
J hp tapers burning on the altar sheel
twi'ight solemn o'er the virgin's head.
I lie place, the; posture, uiovimr lips declnfn
1 hat to the I.erd s'.ie utters now her praver.
N hilst on this hallowed scene the hermit dwells.
And on his soul tho sweet example tells.
lie finds himself from this fair prospect torn.
As onwards by the Seraph he is borne
I'jlo another place, quite different fur, .
I bat en his prayerful soul eloth rudely jar.
V it 1 1 i it u ehamtier sits a busv maid.
In raiment neat, not rich. isTshe arrayed.
Whilst eyes and hands are on her werk em
ployed. She loeiks as if hr soul sweet perce enjoyed ;
cheerful smile li-rlits up her uentb; face
Within rcijrns virtue and without sliiucs raco.
Whefixithera de-pp in slee-p now buried lie,
I nwearied still she does her needle ply.
Nor seeks repose, nor from her work unbends.
Hut cheerful toils until her task she; ends.
At length t he finished e'.re-ss she holds to view
If not the richest, 'tis both pay anil new
Anel then contentedly unto her rest withdrew.
These were the scenes the Seraph Tiince dis
played. On which the pondering- hermit's mind delaved.
V hat wonder, then, wa his when, asked, "Who
prayed
The kiieliinf vir-rin or the tolling maid?".
At once he silent e broke, and thus replied,
' 'Twnssli? who doth iu God 'sown house abide."
"Tire kneeling virgin many a prauvr bad xahl.
The eittiiitf maiden woi-kinir late had prmcil,"
Tin; Se-rapli sni-1 ; Tvhrrctit the hermit cried :
" How can this be whilst e agerly she plieil
Iter needle on the dress o'e r which she toiled?"
" 1. Mi K.ii" the Seraph said, "of slee-p elespoiied
1 lie maiden still, amid her woik, had praye-d
"i'was ter an orphan child the bright new dress
the made 1"
TVj-f!f-rt fur the Freeman.
St'LWta l. I'oritT-CuiitiuuccI.
BY itoa nor, ESQ.
cnrr.r.TV to ammai.?.
Di'.'t. A tt'i Court ple-ase, we now will try a case
Which happened latelv in this place:
ne M. P. M. eii-1 e rue ily beat
Jni(jK -II. ild ! l-eijcl : my friend, I do eutreat !
Thai ease is compromised.
STEALING ICE.
Dt'st. AtfuTUen may it please your honor, bnt
one case
Remains upon m'y list. Near rrv tMs place,
ti 11 ue-kh -berry creek, near II ucklcbe rry town.
In Ii ucklcborry county, this man was feiuud
Deliberately stealiiii.- ice, from the ul'01-esaid
creek.
The pLsivir law doth thnswisc speak
I read it from a printed book :
"A'o !! iall take u ith net or honh." ,
This man lid literally Itaul: this ie-e
With iron ion';, and against my advice.
Ho must bo t.iwabt to reverence this brook.
Judije This act. I know, was rather tool,
Hut I kneiw of no law en- rule
WhicTi vrili prevent bis taking- ice.
With Tiet eir linul,, 'fruinst yeiur advice.
Suppose he did. I cannot brook
To b.-t you ido'c him with your lionl;.
And while you may an action bring-,
I will not le t you have more string.
Rut will dismiss the case, in tine.
If we should lose beth , Hnd tine.
Crier, adjourn this court, sine die.
FACTS WOTtTII KNOWING !-Cre.7f rduc-ti-ui
nf Stork ar.d I'ritc. Heing- determined to
reduce euir isortment to the lowest possible
point before taking sTt.cs, w have (roue over
all our goods and mahku iivWN the tviiie'ES to
llf ores that are bouinl toseli them. Many arti
cles have been reduced ;to cost, nnd others be
low cevst.
Have a very handsome line of Double nnd
Simle Shawls ; also. Paisley, Hrocheand Thibet
Shawls all of. which must be sold, even at a
sacrifice.
A l.ir'e stock of Wlnte and olored Blankets,
Bradlo's nnd eitimr makes eif P.nrre-d Flannels,
Cis;-i tn errs, liresa Goods, Silks. (Jiovrs. Hcsief v.
Muslins. Cali.-'oes, Fnrr.ishiiijf an-1 Millieery
;oida, end other Diore Imn.lise in great varitv
nil InLg-bt this seus'.uiaud nowtellingat 1'au
io Pi Ices at
CEIS Sc FOSTER'S
Popular Dry G nod t"-e, .Vos. 11,3 end 113 C7f:lfon
Street, Joitii:c,ic:t, Pa.
iTTcrcr.T ? Frn:;;'rri:n w.auf.uooms.
.Toii.i IDckey, I'ndortaker, on Jiilinn street,
Koiirlh Ward. Altoor.a, is pre-pared to supply
Metallo Burlait ' iiees of uil tizes and jiattems,
ami 1111 renser;Bb!e teritiS.
Mr. Illckey eeps constant! v on bon-1 a larjre
stock of new and fs.hlouabfe furhituro. and
theso who require anything in his lin should
irivo him n crII. Kvcry article sent from his
roenn will be warranted as repre'nteel.
Hair ami Straw Mntrssscs manufactured to
ordeer at less than city prices.
Cane seat chairs re-caued and fitted up ns
good as new. .
Ail erders f rem a distance promptly atfendetl
to. juI.13.-tf.l
TO COMSUMPTiVES-
The mlvertiser, ti:i itiar been permanently
cured eif that dreal ilirase, Ceinsti mpt ion, by it
simple remedy, is anxieius.to make known to his
fellow suilcrers the means f.f cure. To all who
desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription
used, (free eif charge,) with the -lire-i-lions lor
pre-pariti-r an-1 nsina; t ho same, which thev will
find ast-i;ECfitF. for i'niixiiiii it iii,At hma.'lSrav
chiti. Sr. Parties wishing- the prescription will
ple-ase a-Ulrcss
ll-ll.-ly. Rev. F.DWARD A. WILSON,
Mi South Third Sr., Williamsburgh, N. Y
VTaii with E.vr.t.ASii will not raise to price
of Geis & Ruth's be-autiful, bright, rich and rare
patterns of gilt Wall Papers, as they purchase
all their stoe-k for cash. They have paM more
for their huge assortment ef elegant Paffr
Hangings than England will ever pav for the
Alabama claims. Call and see Geis & Ruth. en
Clinton street, Johnstown, and take with you
a littlo money, and in oeiming away don't fail
to bear with you a bountiful supply of fancy
wall pape-rs, beautiful boeiks, pretty pictures,
flashy friMccs. erether articles froisi among' the
lots of nice things mere lo be had cheap.
Mayer's Stoke, No. CH Main street, Johns
town, presents a scene elaily much like an elec
tion wiinleiw on an eletion elay. Peei)Ie are
centinually coming and geiing, and in going
carry away men's and boys' superb clothing lei
profusion. And such a large stock! One has
to look three times in a minute to see the half
cf it. And tbe proprieteir eloes Fell cheap and
nej mistake. Resides, one can get anything in
the clothing line that can be purchased in the
Eastern cities, and just as cheap aud good loo.
Tub HiicorGn Election in Johnstown has
had the effect of errenling quite a number eif
pore bends, figuratively speaking ; nevetlieless
Messrs. Hess& Co. still ileal in the very best clei
thing that cver'was or ever will tie, nnd which
they continue to sell at their store, 241 Main St.,
at nsf ouishingly leiw prices. Ttiis tirm is now
pushing et? ready-maiT? cleithinff at a tremen
ilousrate. in order to make room for several
thousand dollars' worth of goods. I'.ity now if
you wish to get more than your money's worth.
Tlf AT Snow. Take n glance at tire show win
dow of Itutler ft AlJenelifer, No. 212 Main street,
Joh&stown. Th artificial flowers there shine
like n garden of phlox, pansios and violets.
liutlor & Ahlendifer have a tremendous array
ef dri" goods, ami these goodsare ge-ing likehot
cakeson a frostj' morning, though r.ot in the
same direction. Ladies who wish to dress neat
ly and eh'gantlv at a small'cost, and that means
all, should not fall to visjt this store. If they
do the' wiil bo pleased with goods and prices.
VTarI War! War! Now is tho time to buy
n new hat or e sp at Cohen's Hat Parlor, No. 227
Main street, Johnstown, before the war with
England raise the prices-. Tbimk of this. Re
member bow prices went up liefore the war of
the "rebellion closed, ami remember thnt an
other war iiihv break out at any time. A war
or rae-es to Cnhen'a Hat Parlor is looke-el for
which may exterminate all the masculine hea.l
covering's in that popular establishment. Cohea
has also the cheapest furs in tho county.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reneweris
an exe-ellent elressing and tonic for the hairand
makes the hair grow thick:,
eBlTfARY. 1
DAT.EY. Die-d, in Washington township, oil
Tuesday evening last, of consumption, Mr.
.leihn Daley, a very worthy and exemplary
young man, brother of Mrs. John ltodgers, of
this place, aged about 2-t years.
HUGHES. Died, in Iowa Citv. on the 13th
ult., of congostiem of the brain, William It., son
of E. Hughes, Eaej., formerly of this place, aged
13 years.
CARPENTER:. Died, on he Clth inst., near
Suintnerl ill, eif scarlet fever, George Carpen
ter, H-red l'J ye-ars.
ROHER TS. Died, in Cambria twp., on Sun
day lart. of scarlet fw-vcr, Eliza, daughter i.i
Robert . aud Rachel Robe rts, aged 3 years an 1
b intuit its.
II I'M PH KEYS. Died, n Cambria twp., on
the bith ult., of scarlet fovcr. Margaret. :..;i,-'i-ter
of William hu'l Ann Humphrey, arcd 1
ye-ars and 5 months.
DA VIS. Died, iu Hlaekliclv twp., on the CGth
ult., Edward Davis, ageal about 10 wars.
jiXKCUTOirs NOTICE
A . Estate of Patrick Mai.ot, dee'd.
Notice is hereby given that Let'ers Te-ta-inentaiyui
the estate f Pit trick Maloy, lateof
EbeiiKburg. dcccusctl. have been gt itnt'e.l to the
unuoi-Mgnt d bv the Relsteresr Wills of Cam
bria county. Those indebted to said estate wiil
please make payment iinmeeiiately, and parties
having claims will present them properly au
thenticated for ?ett!e-n;enr.
v.t , MARGARET GURLEY.
Ebetiiburg, March C, 1ST.-Gt.
Wanted Imnifdiately, four active, energetic
men, to act as Agents for tho
"NEW" Wiieeier & Wilson Sewing HacMns
in tiiis cot NTV. Only fik-Ii men as can give
gooil refere iu e as te character and ability, ami
t Ornish a Kfisn, nee.l apj-ly. We will pav e;c .u-
ANTEEI) SA1.AHISS. IT L1UEHAL ee.iu II! if si on, to
I'ltoPKK men. Duly such tue:i as re-iHj; d.-sire te
enter tie business nce-d apl.lv. WM. SI'MNEf
i CO., No. 140 Wei Sr., PjTTsnt iiejH, Pa.
N OW IS THE TliVlET
Good
Rellablo gents,
Tf SELL TUB
TJIIiIS FEED
W "G .cS C2 TT
V SEWING MACHINE!
in THIS COUNTY. Best Machine in the World.
Rest Selling Machine In Market. Price, com
plete. 4."i.()ii. Written warrantee for five years.
Apply In. medial el v to
SMITH & FORRESTER,
3-3.-3:n. 14 Si.vtli St.. f lltsbnrgh, r.
Agents Vvanted
FOR THE
Seeing Macliine.
Wherever the FI.OREKCE Machine has been
Introeluce-d. it has met with the greatest see
cess. It is the only machine making four dif
ferent stitches and havingthe Reversible r'eed.
The inacl.itiery is pe-rfect, and the motions peis
itive. It tiiiiii lii-ltt. and verv fast, atfd sews
coarse c r line fabrics. The Hemincr will turn
wiiloor narrow hems, and fells beautifully. All
attachments go with I in machine.
For information apply to or address
HECKERT & McKAIN,
Ao. S Rlxlli Hired,
M'arch 2, lS7C.-sm. PITTSBURGH
ri
il
ill
Are reauesttd to rend the following list of
colli
v iirnri
1 lHIUU!
SPECIAL PEICESilO.GOO FAEKEES !
in our Wholesale Department, aad order
accordingly.
4-4 I'enn Mill No. 1 Sheeting, 13cts.
4-4 Anchor No 1 13 "
4-4 lleavj fitanJaiei 11"
4-4 Imperial liji.
4-4 Avcndale O'1 "
4-4 lied liank, IileacIieJ, 11"
4-4 Carrohon ll
4-4 Vaujihan Hi '
4-t Hope " 131
4-4 Congress " 12i
4-4 Tcabodj 3 "
Lancaster Ginghams,
The Best and Choicest Styles, at 13"t' cts.
Good Americufi Ginghamsi .0 Cents.
Heavy Domestic " Hi "
Anifricmi, C'ocSif to, 3Ir-rriniac,
Uiinziil, pr.tgt.e, B'aclJic,
MlllllMill'S,
5p!eiidld .Mylcsal Agent's trlces.
A large and well selected Stock of
CASSIMERES i DRESS GOODS
At less than jobbers price?, and goo.Ta cut in
lengths tej puit purchasers.
tt7(Jooels are rnpidlyly aelvnncing, and the
alioveure rittsc.M 1-Kie cB OM.T.
A. W. Emm & Co.,
172 and 174 Federal St.
ALLEGHENY, PA.
WITH iHB
HEW DRAW FEED,
lias just l ern received, an.l is now the H:t
Family Machine in the market. It make the
Lock Slltdi, it si:ij le, 'oiMelesx,
"n.ly Operaleel,
ahd very efTrcfive. Xe want GOOD PEWTNtJ
MACHINF AUK.NTS in all unoccupied ten-it. -ry.
to wt.eun we w ill give the itiw I iitrwvi.
tkrms. The FT.I.Il'TfC isftre HAS I EST MA
CHINE TO SELL in the market.
HOWARD EATON & CO.
General A(ic:itn,
17 II I II AVENUE,
rrb.2L 1372.-3m. . l'llTSDURGII
M. WHITMORR,
C. tl. WOI.IT,
TBOS. II. t.ANEj
TIAS. T. N F! A I.E.
J-Nej. D. CHEKRV.
nlilllHUnfi. HuLfr, im tl Li
IMPORTERS A NO DEALERS IN
Sign cf the Anvil, No. 50 Wood St.,
(Three doors above St. Charles Hotel,)
PITTSBURGH, P.
Invite the attention of buyers te their Spring
Stock, which, in selection und price, is unsur-pase-d
in thocountry.
'I'li- are A-;e:i. for American File fnm-
iianv's colebrateil Ffinsuud li, iin!er
ielting; and I'aoltln-r. VIIii. Ilnnko
.verll, I- llltou eV. Co.'a Kilglltlt Mcerl,
IM t Ifcbitr ! lerrl, l.nck., k-lio-r 1. o.
Sold at maiiufacturci-s" priee-s. -2t.-3ia.j
PIANOS, $300. ORGANS, $45.
No one should" bo .without riane or rarii.,
when, by saving Sit or . per week, you can buy
such irrstrumentsas FreUer Jc H irne' unrivaled
I'lanos, lla'let, lhtrtct Cu.'n nnd llnvtford A-Cn.'s
I'ianos, and the unequale'd 'Tojflnr t Farley Vele.t
tes Orritnu. OliI instruments taken iu part pay
ment for new eiiirs. Mntithly itdimenta t-l;eii.
Special rates to I 'renefiers.l Vei-f .. J..N-(i)r and
Trarliem. Se-ml for circular or t-all on S. HAM
ILTON & CO.. 51 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Feb. 24, 1372.-1U1.
5(Uctti.cirmcr;t.s.
VJr p-eT'j
A 3-T1D -A
rtuttr b
OF YOniC.
A voi:k TF.sci:irTiVKnrthrciTrr,rxi:,r '
YOi:iC iii aii its Ai:l VS .ikn. j
Its splendersnnd wre-tehe-dne-s--; li; Mo',, nt.-l ..V !
lite; its mnr;-i pal-tee- ami enir:-: o-.-ns ; its it.
I I'ni-l i-iiis tiid ei e-i.-. ; I is .....i i'xniils: '
its lea liug n:e-n ltllfi poll t i-.-U; ; i?; u.lvenl
tni-e.-rs; its chr.ritios ; its mysteries an'J crimes.
I Hu .- ,i t cil with Nearly lir-o V ii.e 1 in- in r::u.
AGEN TS WANTED. Send for cireniars mi l
see- u;ir t crms:nd a ! o II .1. ; ii tinu of t he we r...
Ad-ircsfi .Vi;t.i''nil I'tdtiii-ituhj C., 1 'uilau'a, l'a.
isis'iuiiv or
The Great Fires
I'i'Il V 1 1 nd tiipVrTt'y!lcv.i:.,l.(;(ini).
fiCEi-n, D.D.,of Chie-ago. i inly comlpete histeirv.
T'JO fvo. p'ai?s: CU !i ngra ings. Te.ini -llre-ioiv
sedd. l'rice iZJiti. L'tKHj ne-.-its m:o'. in r'ari-ivs.
Protts go to s;i!Te-re-i-s. Ae.EMS WAM l it
II. b.GOODSPEEDi: CO..S7 I ark Row.. . Voik.
CELTIC WEEKLY.
The greatest illustrnted Ori-rinni Story Paper
in Ameriea. t.ijjlit . ew ii riy i i;ri I Storivn
in tirst number. No literary treat ce;u:il io if.
Agcntsnnei Can vnsse - sw-i nte.j in e-cervtow:;inl
city of I he 1 "1; ion. U ! a werk e;i.i v re-alir.e.1 l y
t he sale or this extra. ri!ih:iry Irish nnl Amrric'o
Journal. Specimen e;o,i.-j 1 t-e e. Forsale bv nil
liewsrleitlers. Price, 6c; -.' 5.1 ner leur Aebl"ie- .
.M.J.O'I.t.utiri Co., P.O. Uox t;,ei;i, Xcv Vork
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AND HOW TO READ!
Ileie.g classified list of Choice P.en-!in-r. with
appropriate I lints anel R- inarKs, min pi e-1 to t he-
ieneral Reade-r. to su 1 .se-rt ln-rs. : ml to person s
inte ndintr to form e'e.lli-ct ie.ns e.f !tuk. 1 vol.
1'iuo. pages. Price, TO cent, s-nt fr-i-i.v
mail em receipt of th.- r.rie e. D. APl'LETOV
& CO., Publishers, New Ye-tk.
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORGANS !
The Ma pox A- Hamlin Oiu; ax Ce. respect full v
ae.naunce the int roduci ion ot Improve-mt tils e if
much more timn eu-dinary inteie-t. These are
REED AND PIl'E CAlilNET ORCANS,
be-in -r the only successful coinbinoiiou of HEAL
I'lCi.'o with reeds ever made;
DAY'S TRANSPOSING KF.T-ROARD,
which can be instantly moved to the right er
lf t, e-lian ing the pitch, eir transposing t he key.
tur ira u i nut and or' i iif inns, mT iSirmUu $.
NEW ANT) KLFIJAXT STVLLS 1F
iioi iu.E ri:k: caijinkt (R(.ans,
fit 51 HI, f aid each. l'nnxidcrii;y e"rr "t i?(v.
J'lfijanre, a nd Tli-n-Hiih F.U U'tnce nf tynr.'.uian
8'o'. tltcse arc via ".'f;'- Hi in tinu ' ! c nerett.
'i lie Mason A- II.imi.ix Oi-iraus are a'cktieiwl-
cdacd litis I'. and from c.vtraordinnrv facilities
U.Ngr EST ION A RLY C 1 1 F. A PEST.
Fori! eir-i A vk eotij ans ;.) each; fivk eCTA vr.ntt.
ei ans t-lntl, il'Sy an. I up wa rds. N ii n three s, reeil
f.-Ound upwards. Fnt t ;i r ;;7m. nt tn trOo ,i,
N t.W 1 LLC ST HATE I CAT A .III i I F. II II 1 1 Tl SI IV.ll-
M al Cikci'L Vlt, with opinions of Mi llii; THAN
ONE THOUSAND MUSICIANS, sent tree.
AMSO.Y .t HAMLiy itHfAX i t) .
154 Tremont St.. Boston. 5".tj llre-a-lwav. N. 1.
A t OUl OliAX Lit ISOO.
Columbia Firo Insurance Co. 1
OFFICHRS AND DIRECTORS'.
S. S IiETtvii v.'.i. 1'res't.
II.Wn .sox, iec-Pres't
11 krh't '1 uom as, Tre-a.-,
.1. K. Fnci-At kk, Scc'y.
J. I".. IU( H MAN.
CiEO. I'.eKil.K.
l'or Insurance or
J. F. F1U' F.AL FF,
Roi.t. ( lUVE.
W m. Fai ton.
lAs. ,( HliOEDEE.
J. . M l: INK.
M. M. STP.II KLKE.
It. T. Rve-x.
Agt-ncie-s. abir-s9
.Vt-c';, Col n niliiii. 1'ti.
WASTED, I'SIi SJICINJ.
To improve l.TCO.'VO acres of the best Farming
Funds in Ieiwa, free from me.rtgngc e-r either
incumbrance. '1 ticee lands comprise the Oov
ernmetit railroad grants adjacent lei the gre-.it
theiroughf.e.res liettvecn Chicago, Omaha and
Sie.nix City, and lie chie tly iti the
J?2flJle Itrglon of ys;lcria Iowa.
its mot fertile nr. l healthy portion (fever and
ague being unknown), and traversed by rail
roads in every directum. New is the time to
Slit l'Ki: IIOHi: AT A.I Si
per acre, ujicn long time, witli s-.x per eent. :n-tere-st.
iu the Tuvorimt valley of e iilu-r thu !
lioyer.the Mapic. IbeSoidiereir the Little Sioux, j
Age-n ts at sta t ions are preivniod w i t ii ee-miisto
enow ii-.nud irtc te jiiircinvscrs. rtciiei lor a
(Hide. It givi-s prices, ternis. de-vr'.ptiofi,
whe-re cxplttring tieiitto at; fold. ai:d !:nw to
roach the hinds. County m-ips n!.-.i s-;ii free.
Ad lrefs JOHN . CA I. ill ll'N, Land Comn.is
sioner Iowa R. R. La nd Co., Cedar K a phis, I own.
fFor t:s? iioi Fanssiy 8 iii:?r U.n Iiir.f. I
Profitable Emxloyment
For one or two persons of e ither st-x, in eve ry
town in the Fnited States, by which they may
realizer from '"Vi-J to ti.o1!) j-er year, with bur
little interference with ordinary mrn pat ion. If
tbe whole tiirvj is ocveited a uiucii laiger sum
will be realized. Hoys and girls can make nearly
a! much us grown pe-opU-. Seune mukinr; trom
$T tei !. per week. For particular!, address J.
J. FARIJLLL i CO., TOT Rre adway, N".V.
AJKNTS tTantril. Agents mnkemore mnn
ey fit weu k for us than an tl. ing else, liusi
ness light an-1 perinnneur. I'-rlictt'.ars fire,
fi. Sti.stn i Co., Fine Art Fittduhers, I'ort
land, Miitiie.
u
v- u.i.u t.u., i. in urn-? .t ..s-'1;-
. O. Name? of patrons in Vi States in Circular.
l Dl.ni. r. - X- 1 ..1...AT,1 .- i .
PPTiTlVT PATFP! f",fn newnrel rornnyi-HK-of
t i. iuiii ajax x jj nu. nfnuni riiirxrour Anutioic
w
ill neit cure. No tiain r ine-e.nve nieni e. Sent
l receipt ef fl.l-0. S. (J. ARMSTRi )N.. M. D.
Healing Institute, Rcrrieu Springs. Mich.
Te Ae'vcrtUetri. All persons who con em-
plate mal.in-reentracts with nr-wspi-.pers fortbe
insertion of Advertisements should send to
O
for a Circular, or inclose 2." cents for their One
II ii 11 ii reel H-; Va mpli let.cou tain ing Lists
of 3.t!ii0 Newspapers at"l est imates. slir.winir the
cost eif a'T vert ising. ah;o many useful hints to
alvertier, and some accou:t e.f the e-fnt-ri-fttcos
of men who arc known rs N:iccslri!
inlverlikem. This firm nro froprictors cf
the American New spapcr Advertising Agency,
41 PARR HOW, N. YORK
5
and pre possessed of unepialed facilities for
eeeiii ing the insortioii e-f anve-rtist nie-n'.s 111 all
Newspapers and Periodicals at lo.vcst ratis.
EBENSBURG .
WOOLEN FACTORY!
HA'. IN(J iiitroduce-l new mae-hini-ry into our
Woolen Factory, we nre now prepnred te
man 11 fact nre on short notice-. CL' I'fllS. CASSI
N I' I-.-'. UL A X K E i S. FLA N X ELS of ail styles,
STot Ki; St.; YARNS, ic. ic
tT" Wool taken in exeluinge frr goo-ls rr
worked on shares. Marke t price- paiJ lvr wool.
T. !.f. JOXLS ct .SON.;.
Ebensburg, Feb. 21, is72.-tf.
f XKCUTOR'S NOTICK
-1 - Estate of RirtlAito 'ftioMAS. dee'd.
Letters tcstame-ntary em the estate of ttich'd
Thomas, late of Ebcnsburg borcugh, Cambria
County, dee'd, having bce-n grante d to the 1: is
ele-rsigned by the Register e.f satd county, all
persons indcliteel to said est:ite are re-queste-i to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
IF. 11. SF.rut.ER, Ereeutcr.
rbcT-'sburgFeh. 17, !S7:-jS.
TAaIES J. OATaLYN, I).,
tcndirs his professional services as Physi
cian and Surgeon to t he citizens of Carre ill teiw 11
an-1 vicinity. Otfu-c in the re-ar ef .1. Ruck &
Co. '8 stere, and resielenee w hf-re night e-aiTs i-au
be made) one door sou th of A. Huug's tin and
hardware stnre. LMay 9, IsTl.l
WW. JAMISON, jr. D.,
I.orelto, CnHihrlfi Co.. I it ,
Tenders his preifessional fe-rriee-? to all cit.r.ens
of the aliove p!ru-e an-1 viuinity who niav hi any
tUae aeed Medical aid. tar-r.ui.-tr j
T7"ILLI A M KIT i KLL, ArronMf v-
Diii ikw; Crt--?i,i', n.'r.o.-u.j i
,T. T.. f r.iTiri'tTZ , I
! dim ID Pmin 9 ?
1 M.jt mvv y
viifi lUuaisB
TO 5F.T.L THE
"DOMESTIC
The Jiu-
TlrHt iS not
:i i:cw ma
e lnne. i,ul
1 a s o e . n
s'ii-1. in u
s:::;:il way,
f'-r si nic six
is., .l.;: ;i;g
w iiich tin.u
f li e ni o s t
ekilie-el -inv-e-tHors
hsve
labored to
simp'ifyand
i m p r v e,
until lo-onv
V
7' . V rN i
it is so fai a'u a-l cf all others as to ctefy cetn
petition. II lias but si v! v'"iors, rountliig every tj nrt r.f
MacV.il. e ;eii,l He.u-1. wliiie- t'leiliiRf Mjii-blee
e-onfuins .'14. This will give an ida of itssin.
pucttv. It will i:o work, line and cer-e. tt-.j-t
no other machine will p.tte-mpt. fi f:in the-t'nt
iross-niiiT tn in -i v t l!t-k iie-.sse e-t o; e sirn ti.n--
lin : it will sew vi ithout i-b-inue e f i.fc-ilc.
.till CI -1
or te-llsioll. A II - tneiVH'.-'.C I'St 'S ti'"
hue it
hard-, lie d stt-e-l and nurnisl.cil 1 t ci ;i-?tr-
1 S Ki:B X SOISKHHAIiVER,
and the proprietors hereby e ffcr
A ' uril l iic I!tir!rcl 1'e.lla" fev
liny oJlu-p loch KlUcJs sincliint
listt will run an ti-iUt.
TI.ei cliiitt-o ia f, titular wilt.Ollt SllvCt fT
H.r.l'r; ran tie IHieit l.y h l.'uut lfreR,
l-v H l.'illd
r. nl
I: i ' .s iipi- Ii il ml red vnri'.s nf cot ten :
V.'e e !ni:ii it. nnd e nn show . r. li-t eif t'f ty poin's
-' superieu it v nvi-r any nine bll'.c in t in- market.
To i-.perie-"nced nire nts xiie nite.t lit e ml in-...ii-e
irents will l e e-ttercd. Machines cpueifine.l
i-ii-l e-i-n'.iiii-f Ions paii'. in full, in e-as'n, el ihe
e-n! e.f e-iif-h itu-nt h. A brtid- -tre wmron. worth
-Vi.C-l. f it-iiishr.l w itliimt charge, ar.d si.rl.cieiit
tisne iveii ti purebaoers toe liable the ageut to
e-omi.e-te with miv Company in the State.
R. V. STEADY AN a CO.,
" ?io. 2! Slmlli Street.
raT i snrii-t3, iA;
pirri-
i i F T
'.KNTII AXNUL lihl'OKT
THE PI-O'TCTION Ml TI A L, I' jit!.
INSl'RANCF.Ct iMl'ANV tf (A M 111: 1 A C--TV,
PA., for the year ending January 8. 1STL':
Air.oinit insured :rt last settlement.? FSf.rTS l'J
fcineclufct " . I'm-MoLM
t
j.ffM'So 13
Surrendered and cancelled tincc
settie-ment
ast
isr..
,01
Amount Insured and in forr-e
Amount e.f i-rem i'.i m notes in force
a t lost set i leine-n t
Amount taken eluring the j car
fa rfii n
l.H:i
I0S.C12 4'J
is..-c: ct
? '.-fis
s
en ( l
'JtM-J
I
I amount surrendered nn.1 caccelicd
during the year . .
Amount in force at cloej ef year. . .
T.alcrce; r.n hired nt last stttlemrct . .
Inte-rest receive'd
A men: nt of per centngc. etc
Nmount ree'd from county on Uoud
Nr. of Policies issue d eloring year.
Whole number now in loiee
To e'r'wiinf ueil
:i pun h. is- of Rorougli Tinr!
Se e-re-tirry's Ke-es
7rrii-iii'ii'e Sahnv
Rer.t
Extra Commission to Agent?
Print ing,
Poet age
Fuel end Eight
Ink nnd Stmomey.
Fees eif Ollicers
Stumps
I. usees 1-y Fire
To amount in bauds of Ageut
im-
f.27
fT "')
!'l
4.'- fu
irc'iM
IT '.".
3 !-i
It. (i I
S l-'l
? ' V '
.'. I
2,2i") tl
iii;
f??.trH L-)
Thcl"
. iqu r.ot yet pal l i r-rivi.lcr.
Nei. 3, which 'liiii collecte-
for bv A sr;e-.
ment
collecte-dj amounts to
a. ;.'. l, in ;,cr cenTrge.
Amount in County Ponds
Amount iu Uorough lJot:-l
JOHN WILLIAM
Tt. 3. IXOTP. Stcrrtaru.
Ebensburg. Feb. Ct. l.s;.-St.
.."00
.. &'0-I,I
President,
XEwriRji iyxoLBsmD
GOOD GOODS h GREAT BARGAINS
I'Olt TIIK ItEAIIV ASII !
HAVING brcr.me nreprie-rcres r.T the STOP?
Rc IM ii'i'l S'i U K IF ;i a il S recently l-c-b.nw
ii.g to K. A. Stir,, cruder o. o., pml havinji
Iurch;:. e d an ail -itioiu I
STOCK OF MEW GOODS
l.y gf,i:a t ta hi i tv,
w nre cow pre; ared to stituilv tifl tl-e (
rr.-.ni 1 ci li.e ia
a- wili l a:ron..v
iii, ui.o us iiiienv ve-w e:.cs
with i M-o-is e f iv I S in els a t
ils.
PRICES FULLY
AS LOW
as any othe r merchant :n cr out ef Cambria,
county. It iseiur intention to i.O'i i nr Stent
constant! v ntecked w it'.i a full and w ell se l'-ete d
rs - -t-t ment of DRY OooliS, 1RFS COOHS,
FAN'.'Y (iiXlHS, NOTIDNS. lie-eifS, S.'l(rf,
HAT i.C ViA, LOP.TtN i, CAR l'F.TS. 1 I'R.M
1' !iHK, OIL CI.eiTllS. OF EENSWA UK. (Jlcn-
ceihf.s, i loi :t, i:.cN, fish, salt, to-
HACCO. I CARS, anel nil either art ie-les, large
or small, that can be found in any store e.f like
oharae-te-r in the county ; and as we intend to
skj.s. i:Msiii:LYftir cash
na coi'xtrt phocick,
and ;nake no bad del t, we feci pure thnt our
Mock and eiur price : w ill net only see-nre but
retain fcr us a liberal t-liare of patronage.
EARLY ViSITS FROM ONE AND ALL
are respectfully solioi'e d. and if we fail tei ren
dcr entire sat is tact :ci. t-eu b us re-garels I he ejua!
iy et emr g i.els nnel the- pi ie s H-ke-el for the-ir,-it'will
cerlniii.'y t-e- no fault e.f the iiew firm ii t
the oi l sn! of Shoe-nrake-r .V Ce., f 1 i t-t re-et
I'tiii't fr-rfiet tiioi.'l i:iul e-'ll not Icrt I lo!
you full alue for j eiur ine-nev.
MYERS & LLOYD,
F.bensburg. Jan.C1, l?:i.-tf.
j ZITTZ
I T LMOY AL ASP IN L AUG KM KN 1
j IV...
COOKING STOVES,
KEAThjtG STOVES.
iii, copper 6 mn-m mi
Having reeentlv trtken po.-csfe-n cf tire d
ly titteel up cnel i-oiniiiiiiiioiis biii!ling on Iligri
f-tre-et. tso eloors east e f the Rank and nen
opposite the Mountain House, the subse r;ber 4
tetter pre-parei! t ban e-ve-r to ituiii'Tf.ie-t ere nil
ertiele in the TIN.e e HYRH :er. SHFFT-l !! IV
WAb'E line, allot which will be lur:iisueil ti
buyers tit the i e-ry biwe-st livimr prlu
The- subseribe-r also pre-pOsc to keep a full
and varied assortment of
Ccckir.g-.Pai lor an-i.IIcaticg Stcvsf
cf ihe nio.-t ttpproved elesign.1.
tfrOFTINf! ami ROOFINe. made tnct-it r'
din! warranted nerfect in irnii. u fii'-t nre e;.1 ir.-
terinl. KEl'AI'KIXG pre.inr tly attendee to-
All work e!-ne bv me w id be cone- l '.irin ar 1
f n fair te-rms, and icl STOVES and WARE s..: I
by me t tin be elepcinle'd upon its to cimliiv an-1
cannot be un-lerMil-l inpiiie. A e'e-nnnuancc
and increase e-f patronage is r.-fpee tt'i.l'v solici
teel, tsn-l roe-tTort will be wanting to reiiilcr en
tire satisfaction to all.
VAI.LIE I.ETRINGER.
Ebcnsburg, Oct. 13, Is.n. if.
P. TIEUNEV JAMKS F. XV1.T..
AW and COLLECTION, OFFICE
L
TIERNEY & NULL,-
(clonnile Row, Ebenbnrr. Pa.
JT7-Special attr-ntion paid to oollectictl ;a
all parts of the I nited States. -'-bs-'il.-tf.;
CV. EASLY,
OfHce, No. 108
ATrOKNF.Y AT I.AMV
Franklin ftrrct, Jehn"-
town, Ia , two doors North f Fnzri'd I-'rtJ
Store. Will mt'end promptly to all r.V:ttiner of
legal btiBine-g that ma; be entnutrtl to b
w.
M. KKADE. Attorvyat-I.r-
Ebensburrj, Pa.
Oflie in new ..; -
.-':in.'
recently erectcl ea
from liiTi street.
Jcntre atre ,5, ,toor
fau 527
J. LLOYD, sii(oessor to R. S.
xtL'Nv. nt;.l'r in Drugs. MecMe-ine?- Pr'.i.
fUtne-rifs, Cigaii. Telaceo, 'Hrfi; tiiu'U. -Proro
ore Main Ptreet, rppo;.'i.e the M.-ersion
Mouse, Llieiibburg, V. April IT. TM$
wevaf 5?- VA i?
C-Xa e-a-- - trmnS ff
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