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A JIAKYEI.OUS KVCST.
Mrs. Jaret Mbiay and her fur sons
livtu iii 1-3 t llarwkk lIuTl, in the enmi
ty i f Dm ham, England, ilrn. M-wbray
was a t.i'.!, pownful woman, i.f great cneusy
. t,r;.verv. in her fiftv-t'uuith year. il?r
sons wtro ae J reject, viii
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t v-i-fcven. t weuiy-iour uu - .
Her
Kiisbdiid had been dead niauy years.
t wo eldest sous were married, and their w.vts
. - i i...- Til i nun'pst.
Zt TvVtZa Z,urAJ ; trance hall, only in their turc to be .Uirnb
n n.uoh trouble, lie was founded. George was as much astounded as
Xerlv in del t. and I ad been rcpeut.dly any of them, and gazed from oti to t.ie
I atenel with rre,t. Mrs. Mowbray ,,,s other, perfectly let ,:. bew.dered smve.
l.v and kept in la r bed room, besi.le Tht-re was no doubt about it. G-orge Mew
I n a nti'tv ol valuable plate, a la.gn miui of , bray, whom everybody beh.ved dead and d
Oii'Chtistmas tve Mrs. M?wbra's son and
duu-liter in-law paid a visit to the residence
r.f a" relative, Mr. Chaker, of Ciiater-hftiigli.
'!'e ilorr.tstics, reiit-ved fro duty, wye in
il.Ar .mtm t.,,rti.n i.f i lie d v-e! linn, c.ii ving
r: n.icv.
ti e ft?t;.vities of the season. Tin.- watcliiiu!
an.
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w lio wan or.;;uarry on uuij hj u..- ,
warden took a ha!v survey ot ins beat aua j
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ned the revellers la the kitchen
On Christmas night lliey were to navo a
nr.u'd gilhtrins of friends and neighbors,
r.i.d Mrs. Mowbray Legan to t t-n.-ider the ar
ia: gemeut necessary. She would require
the old puueh-bowl and the ladles and gob
lets, which t-he kept iu the closet of her btd-roL-.m.
Sue would go ami get them out at
( nee. She went accordingly, and entering
the closet tofck cut the silver and laid it on
ti-3 shelf, ready for removal tuxt morning.
At the same time sho took out a largo. o!.l
fashioned carving-knife and foikcf quaint
pattern, and deposed them also on the shelf,
;.;',ie then returned to the parlor. Af;er sit
ting and mining for some time, fche t"tk up
the Diblc and fumbled for her spectacles.
She could m;t ft:i thrni, and at length re
membered that she had left thcni on the shelf
in tht closet. She a: once relumed for thorn.
Kntering her bedroom, she placed the candle
on the dre.-iing table, and lighted a small
lump with which she entered the closet.
As she took the first step inside tin? closet,
she heard the sound us of some one breath
ing heavily. Sho looked up, and saw leforo
her the face of a man. She wao a b' ave res
olute woman. She advanced a sh p. and
observed that the man's head, arms and body
were through the small window at the end.
;u though in the act of wriggling himscil
through the r ru iiinu. In the nmn's ri'dit
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hand was a pistol, and his lift had hold f a ;
ehelf winch ran along the fiae ot me cuser..
Tha man raised the pistol and fued. Mis
Mowbray in an ii. slant seiz-d the l.uje carving-knife
which lay on the shelf, ami ad
vanced tow-aid the tuflian. He was strug
gling to withdraw h'ume'f from the window.
His hands were on the sill and his hea.l
pcmewhat raised, haviuyhis ibiout somewhat
exposed.
5ing unable to woik himself cut of the
aperture, he raised the pistol as though to
hurl it at Mrs. Mowbray. The c .urageous
old lady made one step forwaid, and dashed
the keen blade across the man's throat, lay
ing it open from ear to ear. She then calm- I
ly retired, closed the closet dooor, blew out
in limn and taKini: uu uer eauo ,c 1 1. to ucu :
il , ' , r " . i i ir
a ...,Ht S--i ..urin.T ciIk I Pi l,iprkflt
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that not a drop cf blood had s'.ained her
dress or hands.
Half an hour after midnight her children
returned home. They fjund their mother
Feated by the fire, serenely reading her D.ble.
Thev greeted her affectionately, and pre
pared to retire for tho night. Mrs. Mowbray
eaid :
Doye, remain behind a little. I wish to
speak with you. You, uiy dear daughters,
can retire."
When she was alone with her childreD, she
Eaid. with dignity and calmness :
"My children. I have kiileil a man. You
will find his body fast in the smail window
of the chset tin my bedroom."
Her fcons t-tared at her in amazement..
They at first imagined that she must be hi
hotit.g under soma mental disorder. But
wheu she related to them plainly and ration
ally and in her own istraightf-rwaiil, tcts-e
fashion the story as just told, they saw that
6he was tellitg them a simple fact.
"Go," said the, "'and make what arrangs
ments you ple.i.-e. I will waitheie, and you
can tell me what couise it is lest to pursue .
in this matter. i
The sons touk the lights and went to their
mother's room. They opened the door, and
there nir enough was the body of a man
hanging half through the window. The floor
waa a pool cl b!ood. v it:i d.lnculty the
ldest Bon got tiear enough the body, with
out stepping into the gore, to raise the head,
which was drooping on the chest. He
grasped the hair, arid lifted th head so that
the light might fall upon the face. As he
diu eo a cry of horror escaped from all.
Great (Jod ! it is our brother Gcoigc!"
"What do you say asked Mrs. Mow
bray, iD a voice horribly calm, from the door
way whither she had followed unpeicti veJ.
George! what do you mean?"
The eldest non dropped the heo.l to pie
vent, if posssible, his mother recg;iiz:n it.
and all cf them endeavortd to explain tneir
exclamatiou, and to get their mother away
from th spot, but t was in vain.
"Boys," the feaid. iu her old, we'd known
tcro cf authority, "stand aside. Let toe sec
the face of the murderer I have slain."
With that the ut iier sous on one side as
though thty had been mere lads, ami walked
throt'gh the 8 ippery goro that lay upou the
floor uo to the body. She took tin candle!
from the unres-isting grasp of her first-born
nd with a hand that tumbled not. lifted
the bead of the dead man so that the light
-heae full upi-n it. She gaz-d at it steadily
for half a minute, then t.he said, gently low
ering it until it rudcd up- n the breast again:
"It is my boy George !"
Mrs. Mowbray was the only one in that
household who remained calta and emotien
leoS. The family wie in the w ildest stale
ol sorrow. The thr t brothers with ihfiijul
ty extricated the body from the window.
The authorities wcro not.ti, d. and everything
was kept as quiet n i os-ible. The inquest
was duly he'd. Mrs. Mowbray was fully ex
onerated, and the body was tendcily p eparcd
for biiri.il. The real story was known to few
outside the family aud the authorities. It
was believed by them that George, iiuif ad of
going to Devonshire, had icmaincd linking
iu the neighborhood, ami had planned tl e
robbery, aud if need be the murder cf his
mother, lie knew that she would be alone
on that night, aud that the had a large sum
cf money and valuable jewels in her room.
Tbe old nurse who had held George in her
arms when he first siw the light, took care
of the body and prepared it f .r the tomb.
She dwnlt tenderly on thn familiar maiks
upon the limbs and face which sho knew po
well, each of which had a story of youthful
daring or folly connected wiih it. " h, duo
time the funeral took j lace. The corpse was
laid in the family vault. Only the family
and oe or two relatives attended. Mrs.
Mowbray spent the best part of uach day
l y (he pide of her dear son. She showed r x
tornlly no signs of emotion. LVfore the lid
was closed the kissed the forehead, aud cut
effa lock of the hair.
The day after the burial she gave directions
to her eldest son to pay all the dead man's
debts, which was done at once, so far as
known. Gloom wltted oyer the hall. The
win" of the building in which the tragedy
occurred wan closed up, and Mrs. Mowbray
removed to a bedroom up staiis.
On Hie fifth day after the funeral, a post
clmse drove up to the door of Warwick Hall,
and from it stepped George Mowbray, look
in" better than be bad linked for many a
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onil i;uv ut-ioie ne icii uniuc i no sci .
wi ouencl the ball dour started back, and
almost dropped with fright. His exclama
tions caught the eais of Mrs. Jtfownray ami
her sons, who hastened back into the en
Ins "rave, whs iivh's; uu unuio tnvn.
his ravp.
-M.:tlj9r," said Grorgt, advancing toward
her. "what is the matter? My return is
easi'y accuLtcd for. On reaching Tawva'e,
I found that my uncle's family had been i:n
expuctedly summoned to L ndon. as my e'd
est cousin, Sir John Gray'a wit'e, was thought
tii li ovnicr. I toiik a irsril s reuoae ana
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men &tarieii irme alu :
Mrs. Mowbray wa'kcd up to him, gaz"d
into his face, and then, without a wurd, fulii
id him in a passionate embrace. Each rf
his brothers grasped his hands and kissed
him as thty had been wont to do when he
was a hoy and the p t of the family. The
oid nurs, aroused fiora her non-day slum
ber, embraced and wept over him, and the
servants gathered round with wet eyes aud
congratulatory explanations.
All this lime, George knew rothing of il.e
true reason for this singular reception. I5ut
(he mvstery was soon explvtel to him.
The i fleet upon him cannot be described.
M asures were imn eliafely taken to have
ti e body of the man who had been buried es
Georgi Mowbrr.y disinterred. This was soon
i!.r.e ; and. as tho living George stood befste
the dead man, the resemblance was seen to
he tli o rr.o.-t xtraordinary. The maikson
the face and hands corresponded with those
on George's. The scars on the legs were
similar also; and tho hair, eyebrows, nnd
finger-nails wcrs ruar velotisly alike. Who
the dead man was. was never ascertained.
After George's return, however, ir.quiiies
were made, mch as it was never deemed
needful to make so long as the dead mau
was supposed to be Mrs Mo bray's yt ting
es t son.
These inquiries led to the discovery that
the day before the tragedy three men, sup-
posed
to be Ironi Loudon, took up their
quitters at an inn in a neighboring village,
one of whom the landlord thought he recon
ni."d as having been in Mrs. Mowbray's
scivice as a groom. The foot.-teps of three
persons were also discovered in the garden,
ami some time after, a rope-laddrr and a
ltors trough, which had apparently been
used to lay upon iha spikes at the tap of the
garden wall, were discovered in the neigh
boring copse. I Jut the name of the dead
man was never discovered.
"Tkbatino." If there it anything more
absurd than this habit, we are uuublo teput i
our finger upon it.
iiivu oo J Ol i c, , a iitai, t'lii nu'jiiiui i
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car tickets, because th&y happen to mi et on
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tho same sea!. We never saw a man on en
countering an acquaintance, take out his
pocket book and say, "Ah. George! delight
ed to see you ! Do take a few postage stamps!
It's my tieat!"
Do men have a mania for paying each
other's board bills? And is drinking t geihcr
more "social" than eating together or bleep-,
ing together ?
A traveller may go all over the continents,
cf Europe, Asia ami Africa, without seeing
any man except a Yankee offer to "treat,"
and Frenchmen are quite social enough, but
heu they go into a cafe to sip their wines,
or braudied coffee together, each man pays
for his own. When two Germans, long sep
arated, meet, they wi 1 be very apt to em
brace, and turn into an adjoining beer Faloon,
sit down, drink lager, eat pretzels and till;;
but when they part again each man Fettles
his own score independently. So iu Italy.
The Italians are proverbially rr.eiry and gtu
erciii-s, but each man pays for his own wine.
j maccaroni pnd cigais. 1 hey never go into
I each other's poc'iet book in the sacred name
j of friendship. They would as boon think
j t f transfunir.g t.j each other their washer
j woman's bill.
The preposterous fashion of "'treating" is
responsible for the terrible druukeunesb in
America.
'1 here would be as'little need of temperance
sochties and as little woik for the Good Tem
plars as there is in Germany, France and
Italy, if this prenieious and insidious habit
was aho'i.-hed. It is, take it all in all, the
mot.t r id L-u-ous, the most unreasonable, and
mo.-t pestilent custom that ever laid its hands
on civilized human beings.
The Uxkisukst Cvt of A Lb A j-we!er
was applied to a nice looking mau to
make a gold tiu f t him. having in it a
narrow knife. at:J opening with a spring.
The bajgaiu was ma le to famish it for thirty
doll.us. On the appointed day , the purcha
ser appeared, paid the stipulated amount,
which was fjbbed very com placentty , and
wiih an air of hih satisfaction put it on bis
fil ler. Tho jeweler, of courso very inno
cently, akel what be wanted to do with
such an art'ule; to which the reply was, to
cut open pockets with.
"Ah." replied the jeweler, doubtless in
aimix-'inent, "how can you do such things
with such an insti uincn t and not be detec
ted ? '
The performer replied that his art consist
ed in diverting the attention of people from
everything that locked like a design upm
them that he tubbed his f uel ead, adju-ttd
his hat, etc., and that discovery can.e too
late, lie then bade him good-momiug and
went his way.
Shortly after, the jeweler, as ha walked
around the couuter, was accosted bv the
clerk :
' Why, what is the matter with your r nn
ta'oons ? How came you to tear them V
"Nothing that I know cf," was the an
8 a er " where ?"
"Why. ju.-t look!"
Wheu lo! his pocket was found to be cut
by the artist with his new instrument, and
his po ket-book gone, with not only the
thirty dollars j ut paid, but four huudred
besides.
The last seen cf the jnveler, he was look
ing for the detectives in tho hope of recovN
cring his money.
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Doli.t Vardbs Dj'.ly Varden. the lady
after whom the fashionable dress for next
summer is named, was the charming daugh
ter of a London blacksmith, Gabriel Varden
by uame, and lived in the reign of George
III. She afterwards became Mrs. J, o Wil
lett. For further information, inquirers are
referred to "Barnaby Rudge." About one
year ago, some modista re-christened what
were then known as "cretonnes," and called
hem "D lly Vardcns." The name was at
first confined to chiDlz's, but it spread to
fther materia!?. At a lata dry goods expe
eitiou, "Dolly Varden" silks were exhibited,
aud now whole costumes, whose liko was
never -een on or shore, are named after
the charmiug and coquettish little daughter
cf a LoLdou blacksmith,
TO PKOW'CE ITS KQUAI,!
'PAYLOU & CO., of Altoona, are fast
A Vaininir an enviable reputation as philan
tUropistH by iutrodueinjj anions the ladies the
AMERICAN CHAMPION WASHER I
thoonlv Wiishins Machine in the market that
will do its work perfectly on uil kinds of clotli-in--
without tho aid of a rubbing board.
ft washes without rubbing, rolling' or press
in the clothes in any way, and hence without
anv wenriufr of the fabric.
It will wash anything, from the finest lace to
tit lu:ivtrct 'led-dllilt.
It will do tho same work in a shorter timeand
witli less lauor limn any tuner in;u ii"n tmun.-.
Anv person desirinura Washingr Machine can
have"a Champion WasherStaktn to their Y-esi-tlfiiee
and tested, w hen, if not satisfactory, it
urill be taken away without enst to them.
CONVINCING TESTIMONY,
Messrs. Tayi.ou & Co. Cent: Your Ameri
can Champion Washer has been in use at my
hotel loiiff enough to convince us that it is a. 1
it claims to be. It save two-thirds of the labor
and time and does the work as well ns it wn be
done bv hand. We would not lie without it fur
doubleits cost. Ml KNUY FOSTElt.
Ebensburs, March 20, Cambria House-
Cr-Mnnufactured and sold by T.u r.nn & Co.,
No. UlHi Twelfth Street, Altoona. and for Kale
bv V. lA'TTHIMJEIl,
"March ZS, lST2.-3m. Main St., Ebenaburg.
TESIKAIiLE HEAL ESTATE FOH
J s A I.E. The undersigned offer for sale on
rerv liberal terms three tiaots of valuable laml
in hlaelilidk township, Cambria county, ia.,
described us follows:
Tract I Containing 90 Acres, more oi
less, about 5 Acres floated, haviu thereon
erected a two story Plank Iloi.se. as good us
now and very comfortable, a double Lojr Uu ,
and all uoeilod out'.niildinjfS. J here isa mi i
vounir orchard of UK) choice fruit trees and ex
cellent water in abundance on the promises.
I riiet Jo. a Containing 31 Acres, siliout i
Acres cleared. The improvements are a one
an.l u-half story Plank House, a atcr!iiw
Mil! in the bet of or-lerand without a superior
in the countrv. and the usual outbuildings.
Trfl ". '- Containinjr H' Acres ot excel
lent Timber Land, with two good Saw Mill sites
Uin rim. 4. ii I ill I i ' vvi. ... i
i' Tlie above described Tracts adjoin ench
other, and will lie sold separntelyVji- tojrot lit-r, j
asmavsuit purcliars. j erm i . o
navmenls easy. For further part ieulars apply
to or aildrcss I H - .1; " S.
or OLl Lit MAKIN,
March 23, l.-rim. Z l-'.bcnsburjr 1. O.
C v'IJutler Herald publish us above and send
bill to this ofiico.
WII1TMOHE,
II. WOI.FF,
TIIOS. II. LANE,
CIIAS. T. ;E A I.E.
JNG. D.CiiEIiRV.
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IMPOHTEItS AND TVEAI.EHS IX
Sign of the Anvil, No. 50 Wood St.,
" (Throe doors above St. Charles Hotel,)
PITTSBURGH, PA.
invito the attention of buyers to their Spring
toek, whioh, in selection and price. Is unsur-jiic'-od
in the country.
'S'lu-y nrr Asjfiits for American File Com
pany's celebrated i'llrtaml Itin.pt, ltiIcr
tit U in;; and Pat-Kins:. HINon. Iiavtk
uovtli, I- 1 llson Co. 'a Kn;;llsli ktrrl,
Ii 1 1 ft 1 ur gl teel, litickt, Slovrl. &c.
i-olU at manufacturers' prices. 2-"l.-3r.i.
Agi:ms Wanti-.d fok the Ni-w Woi.k,
OUR CHILDREN :
OK
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I:y Al tlL STl'S K. GARDNER, M. I).,
Late I'rofcio-nr in .Yew Yttrl: Medical Col tent.
ft trriits f Aimiscinents, Education, rhysieal
Developments, Diseases, Accidents, Marriairt s,
if., impart inv a vast amount of valuable infor
mation coiidiicive to the Ilt-ulth, Happiness and
Welfare of the Vounr. Written iu a pleasing
style, it is exceeJinly inteiestin, as well us
instructive.
Kivri I'mnilu slimihl have ff.nwl no Piirc)i-an
n ft'iii-ti tn l,f u ithnvt it. Solid for Circulars Riving-
Tul! particulars.
Dl l'FIKED ASHMEAP, FuMisher.
3-10. 711 Satisum Street, Fhiladelphia.
t. t. casey, late of Robert Woods A Co.
T.IC. FOGAI4TY JAMES CASEY.
CASEY, FOG ARTY & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALKUS IX
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AM IMI'flHTEKS tF
Foreign Wines, Gins, Brandies, &c,
o. 315 Liberty Slreft,
Dec. 1C, lS71.-3m. I'lTTSBUllGH,
rrSIC! MUSIC!! The "Sisters
tiF fT. Jnsr.i'ii"
will be prepared totrivo
Ii.-ssonson the PIANO
M ET A 1 1 1 El ) N tr ( 'A 151
X ET 0U(;AX at any
time after Easter.
.-"For terms apply
to the Superioress, Sis
ter M. Hoktkns!', .or to Rev. It. C. Christy,
I'hfirires uioilcr:it.
Ebensbuifr, April 1, 1S7I tf.
T LOYD & CO., Uankers,
-i -J KliKXSIiURG. P.4.
IV? Ool.l, Silver, Government Loans, and
tt her Securities, boujrht and sold. Interest al
lowed on Time Iepoits, ( 'tillections inaile at
i;l! accessible points in the United States, aud a
Keneral ilankiiifr business transacted.
Will. M. LLOYD & CO ,
HANKERS, ALTOONA, FA.
Drafts on the principal cities and Silver and
Gold for sale. Collections made. Monies re
ceived tm tleposit, payable on demand without
interest or upou time with interest at fair rates.
w. jamisonTm. d.,
V w I.orctto, 'nnitri!i "o., Psi,
Tenders hl.-t professional scrriees to all citizens
of thenhnv place anil vicinity who muyatany
time nc-cd Medical aid. apl'l.-t f .
UJ. LT.OYI), successor to 11. S.
tti-N s. Dealer in Druirs. Medicines. Fer-
fumeries, Cifiars, Tolmcco. Notions. I'liiuts, &e.
Store on Main street, opposite the "Mansiou
House. Ebensburg, Vn. LApiit 17. ldtiS-l
F. P. T1EHSEY JAMES F. KUI.I,.
LAW and COLLECTION ..OFFICE
-OF-
TIERNEY Sc. NULL,
4'olttmttlc Ittw, KlPiisImrp, Pa.
tfTSieeial attention paid to collections in
all parts of tho I nitetl States. :J-lrt-71.-tf.l
GEO. W. OATMAN J. GALLITZ1K LAKE.
OVIM AN & LAKH,
ATTUKXE1N AT I. AW,
EBENS1U-RG, PA.
tl?'-Prompt attention ivcn to claims of nil
kind in Cambria 'count y, and throughout the
I'nited States and Canadas. I Feb. 10.-ly.l
v,m. it. SECiii.rn.
Ebensbui-sr.
It. SCAN LAN,
Cairolltown.
CECHLKU & SCAN LAN,
O ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
EuK.NsnuiiG, Pa.
tTJ-Advice g-iven in Enjrlish and German.
CV. EASLY, Attorney at Law,
Oflice, No. 103 Franklin street, Johns
town, Tii , two doors North cf Frazer's Druji
Store. Will attend promptly to ull manner of
leyal business that may be entrusted to him.
1 EO. M. KKADE. At!ornctiatLau
Ebensbursr. Fa. Office in new buildinrr
recently erected on Centre street, two doors
from liigh street. I3'nBl-
1")ANIEL McLAUOHLIN, Attorny
at-lMv, Johnstown, Pa. Office In the old
Exchanjre tiuihliux, (up-stairs.) corner of Clin
ton and Locust streets. Will attend to all bus
iness connected with his profession.
F. A. SHOEMAKER
OHO E M A K E R
GEO. A. BEHHY.
fe 11 E 11 11 Y .
' A'ITOR.F.Tfl.iT.I.W
March 11, 1871. EBEXSBUliG, PA.
TOIIN l LINTON, AltornyatLuw,
Johnstown, Ph. Office In huihiinff south
west corner of Main and Franklin strects,8ec-en-i
story. Entrance on Franklin street.-
T.
W. DICK, Attorney-at-Law, Eb-
ensburir. Pa. Olltce in Colonnde Row.
All manner of Ick-hI Iusines attenaed tQ satis
factorily and coilwctions a (specialty. 10-H.'tf.
Ai:iTS Wniitetl. Agrents make more mon
ey at work for us than anything- else. Busi
ness liffht and permanent. Particulars free.
O. Stinsox & CO., "ine A.rl Publishers, VoxX
laul, Maine.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
1
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. Jt soon
restores faded
or gray hair
a . a
tlzJZ&''sl 10 us original
btTZiX- color, with the
gloss and fresJiness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analj-tical Chemists,
LOWELL, 3IASS.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For tlie relief anil
rure of all tlerane
nicnts in the Mom
at'h, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient find an
excellent purgative,
lieing purely vege
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
ral whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
ed by their tnnelv
use; anil every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, wheu required.
Lonjt experience has proved them to be the saf-e-t,
.-iire.it, and best ol" all the l'ills with which
the market abounds. 15y their occasional use,
the blood is purilied, the corruptions of the sys
tem expelled, obstructions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Intermit organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by .lifer's Pill, ami
stimulated into action. Thus incipient tli.-sea.-e
is changed into health, the value of which change,
w hen reckoned on the va.-t multitudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them 'pleasant to take, nnd preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length of time, o
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as a Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
l'ills rapidly cure:
For ltKiepia or mlig"tton, IJMle
nrtt, Lansrtior aud .Lorn of A pi-t i tr, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For t,iv'r Complaint and its various symp
toms, JIilion lleailacbe, feick Il-;itl-iichr,
Jiuiitlic" or tirct'ii ftickntM, Itil
ioiiM Colic and Ililiou iVvrrn, they should
be judiciously taken lor each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which
cause it.
For Jrentery or I)Hirrhaa, but one
mild dose" is generally required.
For KlIiviimMtin'm. onf, r;i vel . Trtl
Iiltation of tlie llrart, in the
ftitle, IldcU and I.oi n, thev should be contin
uously taken, as requireil, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Iroiy and ISropnIcal Snclllarii,
th.ey should tie taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
t or hupprpmion, a large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy. As" a Dinner Filt, take one or two Trills to
promote digestion arid relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious derangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these
J'ills makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing aud renovating effect on tho digestive
apparatus.
ritErAUED ET
Dr.J. C.jLTEliJt CO., Practical CIiemistB
XOWELZ,, MASS., V. S. A.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Dr. Crook's
VOTE
icr-2.
A remedy lin-li otii tetec
for 10 year-, nnil pi Ti-1 in tliou
"nils ol -ae.s, o;i:il,V of cnrin; tl
ruoascs ef tie Thr:it Lcna; nr
lonniug nifiiiv rvuiMrkaOle cure
merits a tihil from nil wlio are nut
foring from sinnlnr ull'i-otions una
vainlv seeking relief. VTill ysi 1
p raitii:o prevstt yen fc:m teirs earii lUol
C;ucis aai C:H. The Druffsts say it cures them all
Ar.tca. The relief nml cure- of it are marvelous.
Er:n;iitii. Kvery sufferer will find relief and cure
iiroit AilmesU require only a few doses.
asz Siseasei. ilas cured cases pronouneed incurable
focuitjr- 11 renovates nnd invigorates (he system,
toivsr Cemplalat. Mosi eti'ecti ?e regulator ol this orgnn
Cjsrcpsil. Its healthy action on the stomach cures it.
Apjot-or. It is health-giving and appetite restoring.
CrivaJi"l!l;'Jion on t"i i marked and prompt
12. Cik,C j ZX2 C? Ti2 i rioh iu the mediemnl
qualities
of Tar. coniliined
uieiits
of unionised value, whieh m:i;n if Iiiiuiif
passed, not only for the complaints enumerated
nut it resicrej exhasstei itro:Stlif cleanses tht
btomich, relaxes the Liter and puts them to work
onuses i.s food to ity.t, and makes pure nlood
on.l Ix-KPts a vivacity nppieciHl 1 hy both sound and
sick. II you are afi'.ctp.J in "nvwav.we knowifyou
try the life-sivisj Uzis pwjsrioa of tr. Crook's Wine
ol Tar, you w.ll add your testimony to its great
vulne in correcting anv " ills that 'flesh i" heir
to." I'rcp.tred only by tUVE2 C2CCS 4 CO. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
f er Ccrcfu'-a, C:rctt:cs Tta-.ts, Scrcfilcai
IUcast3 cf the I-C3. or hM-rolula m any
loiin.Shcumatisin, tiseatcs ef the L:tt t'i
s:et cf the t;a, rrtptiens, Flapk-i, Bcii Tat
ter, Ecald Ecai, Clctr3, ltd eld Ceres, or any
ciis use licnciirsiug on a tlepiated con
dirim of the blood, take Ir. Crock'! C-m-pesrl
Cyitp cf Tcie test Ir is combin'ed
w ith the best tonic preparations of iron
kown, and is the best Alterative and
Mood I'nrifier made. Cle&ase vow tl-oi.
Try one Bottle. Sold by Druggists.
l'rt pared onlv br
ClY2 C2CCZ k CO.. Daytoa, 0.
Mill 'S K'-'it'i il
HAVING lecently enlarged our stock
we are now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices. Our fctock con
sts of Druss, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Leon's, H .til's and Allen's Hair liestor
atives. Pills, Ointment!, Plasters. Liniments,
Tain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Ess. Jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flavoring Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Phubarb. Pure Spices, &c. ;
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
Blank Book s, Deeds, Notes and Ponds; Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Booka, Magazines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories, Bibles, Iteligious.rrayer aud Toy Books,
Penknives. Pipes, &c.
Ei? v e have added to our Etcck a lot of
FINE JEWELRY, to which w would invite
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOUR A.PII ALBUMS at lower prices
1. n- 1 . I i .
wui ever uuermi in mis pince.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re
tail. LEMMON & MURRAY,
July 30, 16G8. Maiu Street, Ebciibburg.
NATURE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Contains no LAC SULPHUR-No SU
GAR of lead-No litharge-
No NITRATE OF SILVER, and is
entirely free from the Poisonous
and Health-destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear. -us crystal, it will not
soil tho finest fabric, perfectly SAFE, CLEAN
ami EFFICIENT, desideratums long sought
FOK AN1 FOUND AT T.AST !
It restores and prevents the Hair front be
coming G ray, imparts a sof t, p-lossy appearance,
removes Dandruff, is cool and refreshing to the
head, checks the Hair from falling off, and re
stores it to a great extent when prematurely
lost, prevents Headache, cures all humors, cu
taneous eruptions, and unnatural heat. AS A
DltlSlNt; FOK THE HA I K IT IS THE KEST
AltTICEE IN THE MARKET.
Du. G. SMITH. Fatentee, Aver, Mns. Pre
pared only by FIKM7TOK ItltOTH EKS, Glou
cester, Mass. The genuine is pur up in a panel
tiottlo, made expressly f or ft, with the name of
the article blown in thcglnss. Ask vmir Uruir
gist for If.iTL'HE'si 11A.IH IlEti'l'OIiA XI YE,
and t'ike no other.
C'-sSend two three cent stamps to Fhoctek
IlnoTMKHSfora "Treat iso on the Human Hair."
The information it contains is worth $"00 to any
person.
For sale by I.EMMOX & MURK A V. Drug
gists, Arc, Ebensburif. la. iJune3, 'Tl.-ly.J
PJKMUVAL and ENLARGEMENT.
COOKING STOVES,
HEATING STOVES.
Til .COPPER kl 1EM1I Willi.
Having recently taken possession of the new
ly tittt-d up and commodious building on High
street, two doors cast of the lliink and nearly
opposite the Mountain House, the subscriber is
be lter prepared than ever to manufacture nit
articles in the TIN. COFFER and ."SHEET-IRONWARE
line, all of which will bo furnished to
buyers nt the very lowest living prices.
The subscriber also proposes to keep a full
and varied assort men t of
Cocking, Parlor aurTHeating Steves
of the most approved designs.
t"?r-p POUTING and ROOFING inadetoordt r
and warranted perfect in manufacture nnd ina
terinl. REPAIRING promptly attended to.
All work done by me will be done riyht find
on fair terms, aud all STOVES and WARE sold
by me can be depended upon as to quality and
cannot lie undersold iu price. A continuance
and increase of patronnpe is respectfully solici
ted, nnd no effort will be wanting to render en
tire satisfaction to all.
VALUE LUTRINGER.
Ebcr.sburg-, Oct. 13, 1S70. tf.
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j AUCTION! AUCTION!
HAVING Vieen comruissionfit y ov-r-rniroiurr
to act aa A VCLUiSEEli in
and for the Horougli of Ebensl.urjr, I am
' now nrciiired to receive and sell at Public
' miction all kinds of Ooods, Wares. Mer
' eliaiuiise, &c, and alsoattenrt to the duties
- of Auetioiieer at all sales of lainda. Tenc-
- iiients. Live StOi-k. Household Furniture,
- &c, &c, within thelimitsof said Itoronjrh.
' Term moderate. Inquire at No. 100 Hijrh
- Street. JZ. L. O ATM AX,
Ebensburg, pril 22, 1671.-tf .
"IENTlSTlir. The undersigned, a
JL graduate
ot the Balti
more Coilege
of Dental Sur
pery, respect
fully offers his
PROFESSIONAL
services to the
citizens of Eb-
ensburg and vicinity, which place he will visit
on the fourth Monday of each month, to re
m.iin one week.
Aug 13. SAM'L BELFORD, D. D. S.
DR. H. B. MILLER,
Altoona, Pa.,
Operative and Mechanical DENTIST
Office removed to irginia street, opposite
the Lutneran church. Persons from Cambria
county or ekewhere who get work done by me
to the amount of Ten Dollars and upwards, will
have the railroad fare deducted from their bills
All. wokk warsantkt. Jan. 21, 16G9.-tf.
LORETTO MARBLE WORKS.
PRICES REDUCED!
And Work Warranted! i
RHOXUMENTS. Tomb Stones. Ttr-'
IVI beau and TarleTops, made of
tne nnest Italian .Marble and in stylo
of workmanship not Mirpussod "by
any manufacturer. Give me a cail
be tore deciding upou purehasinjr or ordering
work elsewhere. JAMES WILKINSON.
Loretto, April 22, 1871.-tf.
LOGAN'S MARBLE WORKS!
131 Franklin Street, Jolinxtown;
JOIIW w: I.OK4IV, - Proprietor
MOXTTMEXTS, HEAD ant. TOMR STONES,
t-OUNTElt and CA HI NET sr.nsi m a
TELS. ie.f manufactured of the very best Ital
ian and Americun Marbles. Perfect eatisfao-
iion in w orn, uesisrn ana prlc iruaranteed.
wraersrespectrullysolicitedandprompt
ly executed. Johnstown, Nov. 11, 'Tl.-tf.
WILLIAM KITTELL, Attorney
unuw , vvunv cuvlli Ljap.X0.-ir,J
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II 0 JI A S C A It L A K D,
WHOLESALE UEALEa IN
GROCERIES I QUEENSVARE.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
STATIONERY AND NOTIONS,.
FISH SALT. Ml CURED MEATS.
BACO.V, FI.OIR,
FEED AND PROVISIONS,
1323 Eleventh Avenue.
Between 13th and 14th Sts., Altoona.
All such poods as Spices. Brushes. Wood
and Willow Ware, Shoe Ulackinj; and Station
ery will be sold Irom manufacturer' printed
price lists, and all other frood in my I'ne at
Philadelphia. Baltimore, CincinnHti and Pitts
burgh current prices. To dealers 1 present tlte
peculiar advautape of gavinp ihem all freight
and drayage, they re not required to paj
freights from the principal cities nnd no draj
Hpe charges ore mu le. J)eler may rest aa
Hiired that my good.-t are of the best qualit" and
my prices as moderate as city rates. By doing
a fair, unrisiht business, and br promptly nnt!
j satisfactorily tilling all orders, 1 hope to merit
j the patronage ol retail dealers an-l others in
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re
spectfully solicited and Ratisfrielion guaranteed
in all cases. THoMAS OAKLAND.
Altoona. July 2'J. IttiO. tf.
REWFIMlIiUVOLDSTJXD
GOOD GOODS & GREAT BARGAINS
FK THE UE.tDV CASH I
LI A VINO
bo-omo proprietors of ilio STOItE
n :to:
and STOCK tF t;(JOIi.S r; -. ntly tn-
loninjf to II. A. Shoemaker i; o., anl liavin
purchased an additional
STOCK OF NEW GOODS
i .v a j: i:a r va i; 1 1 r r,
vre are now pr pared to Mipply all the old cus
tomers of the late firm, and iu many new ones
a, wilt putronizo us. with mits oi uilkimssat
PRICES FULLY AS LOW
as any other merchant in or out of Camttria
comity. It is our intention to keep our Store
constant ly stovked wit h a full and well selected
nssoitment of UUV tiooiis, 11 Ess (;on!s,
FANCY (JOODS, NOTIONS. liOOTS. SHOES,
1 1 A TS. ( "A I'S. ( ' I ,OTi 1 1 N ( i . V A If I' ETS. FL'ltN I
TritE. Off, CLOTHS. (V EIJNSWA KE, !()
CEUIKS, KbOI'lt, HA CON", FISH. SA rf. 'J'O
IJACC'O, tlli A Its. nml all other art it-lea. Inrjre
or small, that can lie found in any store of like
oburactcr in tho county ; and ns we intend to
i:xcu .sivi;lv tor cash
OSt Cdl'STltY PHObtCK,
and make no bad debts. ' wo fet I pure that our
Hock andonr prici s will nut only secure but
retain for up a liberal share of patronage.
EARLY VISITS FROM ONE AND ALL
arc respectfully solicited, and if we fail to ren
der entire satisfaction, bot h us regards tin? n;al
ity of our jroods anil .the prices asked for thrill,
it will cei tiiinly be no fault of the new firm at
the old stand of Shoemaker ,V Co.. Ilipli street.
Don't foip-et toeailand wt;'ll not forget toifive
you full value for your money.
M V EKS & LLOVD.
Ebensburg-, Jan. 2?, ll.-tf.
YOOU, MollllELL. fc CO.,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
911LLI.CR GOODS,
HARDWARE.
QUEKNSWARE.
BrOTS AND SHOES.
UATS AND CAPS.
IRON AND NAILS
CARTETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GLASS WARE. YELLOW WARE.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS,
Together with all manner of Wee tern Produce
such a FLOUR. BACON, FISH, SALT,
CAB RON OIL, &c, Ac.
Wholesale and retail orders solicited
and promptly filled on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms
WOOD. M0RRELL & CO.
GEO. C- K.ZAHM
.JAS. II. ZAHU.
SON,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
AND ALL OTHER
ALLY KEPT IN A
ARTTCLKS (JEN'ER.
CO! N TRY STORE.
f- WOOL AND COUNTRY P1IODUCE
TAKIN IX EXCUASGK FOR GOOES.
Store on South Side of Main Streetj
Kbensbiirgr, Pa.
TF
WM. P. PATTON,
3Iaiiirtiotiii-or niicl Dealer n
ALL KINDS OF
CABINET FURNITURE
Sos. 15 0 ami 152 Clinton Street,
joLvsroir-Y, PA.
Rurcaus,
HHlttead3,
AVashstands,
Sideboards,
Chamber Sets,
Parlor Pets,
Wardrobes,
Book Cases,
Lounges,
&C it, ic, Sec,
v:t f
Cane Chairs,
Wood Seat hair s.
Kitchen Furniture,
Bed Ixiung-es,
fattre?ses,.
Tete-a-TetcR,
Kx tension Tables,
IMninnr Tables,
Cuuboards.
&-c, iSrc, &c, &c, -c.. Sec, 4c.
a s ; itimox or
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
maae tu order in excellent style and at low
prices. t aljinet and tiairinakers' materials of
an Kinosrorsaie. urnitiire delivered at any
point iu Johnstown or at Railroad Station free
Johnstown,Xct.ri3. 18T0.-tf.
Geis & Foster
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton Street.
Johnstown, Pa.
lnvil the attention of buyers to their larg-e
auu ot'KUlu MUCK Or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
T
CONSISTING. OT
DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS,
MILLINERY GOODS, FANCY GOODS.
CARPETS, OIL OIL CLOTHS.
AT EVERT PRICE
1872. SPEING. 1879
,1 arr now prepared to offer '
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS ;
TO CASH PURCHASERS or
TIS.SHEET-IRQI & COPPER IAEI
KITH KI4 AT
WHOLESALE OK RETAIL.
Hy stock consists in part of every variety ;
Tin, Slieel-Iron,
COPPER AND. BRASS WAREj I
KNAMKM.KU ANI PLAIN j
SAUCE-PANS. BOILERS &c '
COAL SHOVELS. MINE LAMPS (m
CANS. IIOUSEFURNISIIING UAllh
WARE OF EVERY KIND.
Fptai'i Anti-Uuat
HEATING anij COOKING STOVFs,
EXCELSIOR COOKISG SlVVFa"'
NOBLE, Till UMFII ash PARLOR C'OoV
ING STOVES.
Ar.tl any Cooking Stove desired I will rn
when ordered at manufacturcr'a prices'"-.
Odd Stova Plates ai.d Grates. &c, f ,r r7
pairs, ou nana tor me otoves i fell ; r,t(.
will be ordered when wanted. Part
attention t:iven to
icu:ir
Spouting, Valleys and Conductor?,
all of which will be made out of Lp.t ji;a,
rials antl put up hy competent wcikixtL.
Lamp Burners, Wick and Cliimneya
WIIOI.FSAI.E OU IJF.TAIL.
I would call particular attention to tLe
House Burner, with Glass Cone, fur ivir.
nioie lifilit than any other in use. A!s.j tL
Paragon liurner, for Ciude Oil.
SUGAR KETTLES AND CAULDFOf.S
of all sizes cutistautlv uu Land.
Special attention given to
Jobbing in Tin, Copper and Sheet Ircr,
at lowest possible lates.
WllOI.KSAI.E
now ready, and w
RIkkchants Lists
ill he sent on anidicav
ly mail cir in peie'ju
HoiinK to .eo all my old customers bl!
, i,nrs ltlls 5S,ini. 1 return
E 1
mobt. bincere thanks for the very libera .,
trobtige I have alrea.ly received, nn.! 1
endeavor to please all who may call, wnt-.'J
er they buy or not-
FRANCIS W. IIA Y.
Johnstown. March 7. 1867.
nrcmoN- in J'kkls
SLX To cash
C AS 11 CUS TOM EKS .'
AT
HOliSE-FliKiISIILC STORE.
'1 lie uuilersined respectfully inf. 11. 5 lit
citizens of Ebensburg anl the fnl lie
aliy that lie has made a pTcat reil ucti n ;
prices to CAvJI DU YEI'S. My s-t. cV v.
consist, in iart,cf Cooling, Parlor au ii-j:-ivg
Stoves, of the most popular kiuU ; Ti
icare of every description, of my own i,,:
ufacture ; Hardware of all kind, tw.t, .
Locks. Sciews, Rutt Hinges, Tahlt? II
Shutter Hinges, Poltp.ln n and Nails. U ,
dow Glass, I'utty, Table Knives and F r!r
Carving Knives and Forks, Meat Ct::tt-; -Apple
Parcrs, Fen and Pocket Knivi-,
great vai itly, Feasors, shears, IJazors a
Strops. Axes, Hatchets, Hammer, 1 '
Machines, Auger.-. Chissels, Flanes. (.V;
passes, Squares, Files, Hasp, Anvils, Yiv
Wrenches. Rip. Panel and Cross-Cut Sir
Chains cf r.W kinds. Shovels. Spaoes, Scrtl i
and Snaths, Rakes, Forks, Sleigh 1--.
Shoe Lats, Pegs. Wax Bristles. C! t!f.
Wringers. Grind Stones. Patent Mulastf;
Gates and Mca?nres. Lumber Sticks, Hjw
Nails, Hor.e Shoes. Cast Steel. Iiiilcs. Si..-
Guns, Ilcvolvtrs, Pistols, Cartridges. I'tw
der. Caps. Lead, c. Old Stove Plates,
Grates and Fire Bricks. Well and Ci'cr:
Pumps and Tubing; Harness and Si-'-
U are of all kind ; Mooacn and II dloic V, ari
in great variety ; Carbon Oil and Oil Lac t.
Fish Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, Lnbric:.! : ;
Oil, Rosin, Tar, Glassware, Faints, YarLi.-L-
es, Turpentine, Alcohol. &c.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
uch as Tea, CofTce. Sugars, Molasses. Sv
nps, bptccs. Dried Peaches, DrtcJ A;
rish. Hominy, Crackers, Rice ai d Ftar
Barley; Soaps, Caudles; TOBACCO
CIGAKS; Paint. Whitewash, Scrub. Iiti.-f,
Shoe, Dusting, Varnish. Stove. Clotl.w r1'
Tooth Brushes, all kiuds and ,iz , V.e
Cords and Manilla lu'pes, and my otter
articles at the lowest rates for CASH.
fjrj- Ilouce Spoiding made, paiaVd and
up at low rates for casti. A Irncral d'.sco it
made to country dealers buvinz Tinvrr. e
wholesale. GEO. HUNTLEY
Ebensburg, Feb, 2S. lSGT.-tf.
Q.EOKGE AV. YEAGElT
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
HEATING AND COOK STOVES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
TH. COFRR AID SHEET-IHOI Will
OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE,
And GENERAL JOBBER in SPOUTING
and all other work in his line.
Virginia Street, near Caroline Street
ALTOOXt,
The only dealer in the citv having the rljrM t
sell the renowned "BARLEY SHE At"'
COOK S TO VE. the most perfect
complete and satisfactory
Stove ever 5ntroduced
to the public.
Stock Immense. - Irices Lu.
satisfaction guaranteed.
.OOK WELL TO YOUR
M-A l'.DEKSTA.Dl.GSI
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Mcn't and Boys' Vtr.
The undersigned respectfully informs l.i T
mcrous customers aud the public general!? th
he is prepared to manufacture BOOIS asJ
SHOES of any desired size or quality, fn'9
the finest French calfskin boots to the coace
brcan. in the v:bt bkst manner, on tl.e short
est 'notice, and at as modeiate prices as
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Slioes riii-'
at my establishment need no assurance ' "
Biin.rinr onalilv of mv work. Others C"'4
! easily be convinced'of the fact If they n iilou
give me a trial. 1 rv ana oe convinces ,
t"Rep airing of Boots and Shoes attend
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors I feel confident tft
my work and prices will commend me to w
tiauance and increase of the same. ,
JOHN D. TII0.MA".
Ebensburg, April 28,