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Cambria jTrccmatu
bATUKOAT, : : : Al'UIL 27, 1872
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
I 1IP ,,d Mlahnpit.aU tnl taeswr llcua.
n w on the 22 J. And ice.
B"t b weather is now pleasant.
J Oil at the Cresson artesian well is the Yerj
f lit-
j C. Mullin, Eq , i quits ill at Lis LoBie
I in Ah!si.d
Jol.n Chambers, ef "WeMmorelsnd conn v,
i . irecitot ot a 1 ivubur pc-kpocket in the
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urn f f '
Grore Rodpers turning mill, burned
.V.nu lt ail, has beeu rebuilt, and will be
LU", I" s lOll.
Rudolph Schncll, an employee In the roll
in null at J -Initio u. cemmittea suicide by
buying. l--st Monday.
Tbe i.rxi nieeiitig of the Presbytery of
,i rict will be held at Johnstewnon tbe
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tl.is
tb-.id Tuesday ol Juue.
lweiv prison. rs effVcte'l their escape
fr, iu td- (ireenabutg jiil la"l Monday, and that
h.s.i.udou : teiMUiiaia.
r j,bn J - Glass, a well known and
ui'ic'i reCtci1 reidtut of Allegheny town
die I " Wednesday.
The "- distance west of town
1 been oi fire th P'1 couP! o!" dJ
.Uu,.Mdn.",r"ri" n,"M
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-1 lie tlarr 'hurg Patriot e.iy that C L.
4v.rJ.m- a-i L "H" l
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untnfj!imil Couveii' ion.
, l til
)i i mi .' p T l,ial 01 rrut-abilitiea" is
'sr S t'"1 S-rvice Bureau at Cl il i x u.
'i -Hrni iitiin agint the reiicensing of
'rerjl tte! in Altooua, anionu thim tbe St.
c..t:' and Riant, re iu circulation.
J
!) ou w-m to bur a valuable tract of
t ,ai.er land in West Viigiu al Sre aUver
lii,e.ne..t e icwuere of J A. D.lrymple.
1 Le Echo sits that "a music teacher
f Ire m KLeu.-bu: j; j;ed the hospitalities of the
Julu ::on lot up for five dvs last week "
Tliey aie uita.ing the lab r reform move
Juirut i Giiili xtu. and speeches in advocacy of
it sill be Jelivired tl.ere and thereabout during
the coming summit.
Rev. J T. Gib.ou. of Ii.diuna county.
),h beeu lendrieU uud has nco-piad a call to j
the nnsuirate ef the PresbMerian church of j
s
this place. Salary. $1,100 a year.
The Gen Giant' is the significant name
of a boat whicii culliJed wi li i.noll.sr boat ou
j toe canul uar Wilbaiufburg. Riait county, last
': Monday, sud was neatly dstroied
D.iviJ D i via (not the labor reform csnUi
mite lor PrSiJni) has neeti ppotnled Street
1 C mtui-sioner for Kbenaburg David baa a
' Ure field of usefulness belore hirn.
Jolm McCaruiey, a knakeman, wss run
i yet bi ihe car nei Oreensbur last Saturday
He belonstd to Holti.U,.bur.,
'wbttber Uibolv sal tikeu for iiileriueut.
). A Mr Duti'sp. atjed 8ti ers. died nosr
llwt.ii: tJ, n lately under viip.cious circutn-S'ri:c-.
aid a list ghter in law ot the old 1-dr
t ten litre ted on suspicion of baring caused
, l.sr ceutn by poison.
t J. n.rs B. Woik, of Indir.nn borough, has
Vrei srrerted and U.d to bail on the charge el
fit nipiicily in the Rauical j b of the robbery of
j the Cooiuii-'ionrr' cftice ot Indiana county a
I corf le years sgo.
I The coi.dncUTB of the Mi h'le snd Pitts
burr divisi. ns ot the P. U. R. pieented Mr
Vi Clelland, of the Logan Home, Altooua, with
1 k Knights Ten pbir bnoge,
4 rotd ch ia. last S-iturday.
and his wile with a
: ht ga.e ot s tD.i tnat aiew uu n a coopie
iofrotleiot fenciti in thia neighborhood, and
1'J considerable damage of a similar chatac
I ter. the oilier day, is said to have bad a veloc-
I lly of i.iiiety u iles an hour
1 he Johns-own ITcuo don't like it that it
Ukf. tei:ti-two ho or to transport mail mat
I tsr 'rom tt.at no nt to Ebenbure. The reme-
I is easy. Get y ur P. M. to send a p tucb
. 1 srr ,y the Pliila Lxpress iu the evening.
i 5 tt.be toiire i iven that after the firt
ot May i ext. Section 7 of Jhipter 1 1 of Ordi
renre ef Ebeiirbut-K borouch will be strictly
enforced The section telerr-d to forbi'ls the
runi.iug at large of bogs witbiu the borough
Ttrits.
Frrne two hundred men ber of St. John's
(Ce'bo'ic) church. Al na. Very Rev. J
Tuijtg, psnor, t .ltdy obltetel thetn-
selves to atrtain from the ( loxicnu.'g
r.ir.t Uit a oeriod of oue esr. - d many mora
ireTkelytoo and do likewi.e. 11 ow about
I T!benrburu T
A v t-mao. who represents hsrse'fto be a
I uph-er ot For'-piugh, the -bowman, and one
1 Ken I it in. who sae t.e is the hind paw ot the
I materia ot the sforesiid. were arrested in
A itot us lat Friday and committed to jiil op a
I tlmte of aduitery.
I ( nr ilnm n town c"emporsrv has s rorrf
rp'f.det.t vh... ly virtue of a doctor's fi it. is
lequired lo spend twenty three hours ou t of
I tl e twei.tv fi ur" indoois He S'gns himelf
;? ' Kim1 lrr " but wt.ere he does his ramb.ing is
' .oi n.entioued . Probably "up iu a back room,
; Voys up iu a back room !"'
Tbe roof or tbe dwsllinp hoie of William
5 lebit, Altoona, was slightly it jured by fire
last Simdsv . By ihe wsv, si.d in some sort ef
l-onnrrtir n hrrewiih.it may be mentioned that !
Jtr. NrFbif, who is a colored '-arbor, has j'ist. j
, 1 sen atpoin'ed s Xotsry Putdie for the city in
j which he resides by Governor Geary. j
. H'rtv Mil' son s telerrsph operator and
a south of rritch bras as te Tountsn nice snd
I'cht css'im-re ss lo clothing. tosnled at the
V- f.t.iaiii House. Hollidaysburz. lor ten dass,
nid then, la-t Pat unlay night, folded his tent
unni d various articlrs of vslue not n-.to him
telnn-ine snd silently s'o'e swav. He was
fo.'loed lo Creson and raptured.
Tie Hollidaysbiirg Rro:fTit says th -t ' it
l the opinion o? minv that after the c inr'e
tion ot the railroad to Wiiliannhurg the P. R.
li Con psi.y will lay the rails oer the Ohi
I'-'tt: e from the top of the mountain to Hoi
tidw v l urjr. and from WiPijirnburg to Teters-.
burj. in Humii.gd.in county. The treat and
iiierensiiijr biisines on the t R. R. will render
this art a necessity."
'e sr- rxceedifglv glad to learn that onr
poiderous and amiable friend, N F.Carroll,
l'e of Ji h s own, ba been electeil a Police
Jode st SMlina. Kinssa a position said to
iy in emoluments rmm $1.1)00 to 5 000 per
sccordimr to circumstances N ich will
l the ' pof th" wiih beconiir.g grace ami dig
"''v. nnd wiiii a proper utderstanding of the
di'iea devoWini! on him Our wish ia that he
pisy wax wealthy while he ia rr.gaged in wax-
" g evil doer in his biiliwick.
The wonian who piesides over thedestin;ea
four houehohl snd parts adjacent ami whose
'Uie-oli.e branches" address ua by the en
, "." K name of "papa," wishes to a id her
llT '"7 '" ,,eh",f of Anieiiean Champion
lh"" i w'" h she cot ceivea to be the handie-t
of co vrr na ",Mut bouse, excepting,
c , ,Ut- w humble self. Unless a machine
tl.eia tf"1 wtU F"t"' P -duds." put
"r m l0u-' ,,ie "iire cVsnsinjj process
r,- to '" nl," and iheu hang them out to
alter . "' kt lhere 5a 1,0 " in hankering
sioii i;'y u t'u,r tban the American Cham.
FoMher. Andaeaayall.
Mohiiki Toxaoir.Ccii Aom 1 The Re
pnblioan caldron, is beginning to bubble in this
Congressional district. It s poe-ri that the
trouncing giveu Mo'rell in TO wis not quite
ever enough to absolutely deirr all othea
of like political faith from following the road
he traveled, and the lcssou will have to be re
pes ted, with extra wrinkles of excoriation, next
October. At leat three candidates are already
in the field. Chief among these, rcckoniug
from th standpoint of hi own calculation, is
the n.ucb lured introducer into this section of
he art of shook miking, A. A. Barker, of
Ebensburg. This gentleman, who trav not
innptlv be nvle-l thb standing candidate for
the ffice i.stned. h.-ta convinced himself th .t
megieat interests ot the country demand the
. I . : .., i . i .i . . ' . ,
vi"', i-iukf im mill in najpilKl this
lesuil ihe lOh t't. ili.Hncl mint he made hII
right, and that he himself is the only man thit
can deliver ii from the grap of the eneoiv. To
fnv-n this conviction on the minds of others,
is now Birker's work T . lay. his voice is
hesrd along the classic Chest, sirring praises
id TWker; to-morrow its seductive no es will
i ,..i g r i.
" "it wreen ; now. bis presence
1 felt in White town-hip ; then, it .ill be
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" eT. slope : while anon.
vi i 'pin:n 1 nies in inemun
of jlnrr. Huut.n.Jon. and Xi:ffliii. Indeetl. it
irar be Said ot him tl.nt I e in electioiiemitiK
' 'drfff.il lrird. I?at he labors ui d.r one e-
ii.is drawb .ck. The Republican convention I
i n not el met. ami when ha invudes the
other counties of ll.e itiir:ct, h i.-i nimble to
sy -CamV.ri bus decNred for me!" The
pto: rie:-r-bip of that u'tmnce would hi a
tr -mp oirtl, but th iit!e i ju,t vexlt d in bin.
To i.Tfrc mtlii liifli-nltv, H:rkrr is milellT
requtin thtl the tiomin.itini; convention be
held n. w a coup e of months esr'ter limn
unnl. il not lo nomii.aie a coniitr tj. ket. tl-en
at 'east to pive him it b'eii and aM-ini
j ovr. Rni the bosses of the j..b, ft is ssi.t. like
I Ulvsses of obi, hMvesiiifTd their rars with wx
and will not hearken to hi-i roi-e And so.
cioini is ardour rS irker snil on Uniker s brow
j'it now, and the cloud bHr- -t rofa'e hue.
Stel RUir and Hen. Hewit of Blnir. are the
o'her two cn ti).tf. Of the three, we tl.row
up our cap for Ruker. He is pre emir. en ily
the mn for our purposes.
A MoTHra iji Sunn .r a DAtoitTr.a At
the commencement of the lte wnr a woman
"unii'-il Anna C Io, with her husband and two
or three t hildt en lived in Tenneee When
tbec'a h of arms reached Iter nenr neighbor
hood, she atiiied her children topether and
fled lu-rth.urd t-r stf, tr, lcirirg her htichHiul
bfhiud Shf ii'iimitelv cni to Ciimbria
vonntT.or which county, we bc'ieve. he is a
native. Not long after her artival hern h.r
hiirtiuid died and she waa left in destitute cir
cumfnticps To tltis sfrit, she was ob'iccd to
cm hi in it her chiMrei. to the Care ( strsneei"
nut absolutely. a shw alletrea. but till such
time :s she mijht see fl. to rec'nini them. She
enrne-t her or id here for several yenrs bv the
sweat of her brow, and . a 'er the wnr hd end
ed retiimid to the S-oith. where she nenin
m.irrird. Her present bu-band it" named Pros
tv. 1 v-s in Nas'nville nnd i a m n of rmitiK
fMhlr m'n. Last we-k llvs Vis Colo, now
Mrs. Cr-My cme hither in quest of her H.ll
tlren. with the i;iten;on of Ink in? them home.
One of tVein. Mirr Colo, a giil of n-n or tn
summers, h.id been ronimi"ed to the rare of
Patrick R'lev tn l family, who reai le in ?nm
mT ill township, near bv Wilmore. Mr Ri?e
refined o nrrender little M ar, sllewio" that
the co trct s veih.il ocf i, thut the rhild
ar. In m ,t!flMt ff t v.naii. in tii. r, ,
,;f R,c Ht to mr, f
court a and on S.-inrday la-t tbe cise w i
hear-1 tietnre Aoci ite J-nle L'ot'I in the
I'onrt Hons. A f'er exhsntive srenment pro
:nd eon, a rlecTs on wa rendered aovere lo
ho nioM-rr. nd the chi'd vit temsrdc-1 'o the
rhitp of Mr Ri'.'T Mr. Cros'.v ilecl res
her d t-rminst'o to test the question 5n a
higher 'ri'iiinal. Jnhrston A" ScauUn fur Pom
ex relntione ; Reade and Tinrney & Null for
Rilev.
Fatal A cc P'-t On M-nliy foreman, a
rni.i'C msi n in l S-n-uel M iVin. an employee
in nr & Stna teim iw-mi'l, bvu'el in
C.iir.bri toW'.s'iip, three miles west of ruberm-
.iii(5 iii"4 wiiu nn mci tent wntcn resuneil in
speeds deith Hew s eneiged at sme sort
of work in the m'M. when by a sad tniehip he
slippeil and fell nsreinst the rpi.l'y rrv-ilvitii;
saw. His ritfht xrm was in-tantlr severed from
his body and thrown a conehleriMe disisnce
away and the i-le o( his head wa badly cut.
Me died in about fl'tern niioutes Efqoire
Wnters held an inq-iet oai the remains, and a
ve-dict of acciiiental ilei'h tm roturne l The
Merits. Be.e had me lica' -ttend.ince pr'-mptlv
on the ground, but too late to be ot avail, and
also lore the funeral el:ene pood deeds for
which they deserve praise. The deceased was
a son of a widow woman win. rrmln in Rla- k
lirk township, and waa about 20 years of age.
He was nn married.
Tits; HrsAin man, we take forgrned
Hi .n't set fire to - he timber land on L ure)
Hill, but he assures u that a Urce portion of
tt was in flames last week. We have offn
he.rduf the land beinz abtaz wi'h enthus -asm.
and all that 6, irative sitof thin?, but
never before of a confl icmtion like this If
it be iiidred true that the land sp..ke;i of ia on
fi;e in the regular old fish-nned way, the--smels
b-11 must bo to pus tor Liurei Hilt !
I1".,-"":"" 'h ill emUavor t keep from be
cowing ; at neit.b -r .els the
nvyr on fire wbicb win no -a-.-.., a
preent century.
Rki ictoi'a RreTiN9. We nn?eretnnd
that a very interes'iiiif ceremony took ptaoe in
onr town on Tuesday list Rt. Rev. M. Dotn
enec. Catholic Biahon of this diocese, came
here ou Monday aipht, am) nn the following
m -rnintr Miss Catharine Beter (in religion
Sis-er Mary Dsvid made her aolemn proes
sion in the little chapel of the Sistera of St.
J-o-eph. anl Misers Bridget and Catharine
Mason (in re'igion Sistr M try John and Sister
Mary James) were received into the communi
ty. The Bishop was assis'ed during tbe cere
monies by Fathers Christy sad Hackett.
Tbi elepsydr was one of the earliest of
instruments for measuring time. It was run
by water, and answered the purpose for which
it was intended but indifferently we'l. It was
inaccurate, bulky, inconvenient Various im
provementa were made on it from time to time,
and when we comedown to the present day,
we fi id the American Watch to be par excel
irnce the lime measurer ol the world. Cham
Roberta is sole agent lor the sale of the Amer
icau in Koensburg A large lot direct from
tbe manufactory just received.
E. J. Mills Is branching out. That is to
say, he has gone into the gmcory business on
an extensive scale He has just received a
large stock of cflees, teaa sugars, apices, syr
ups; etc s- etc., all which he assures ua he will
aell twenty per cent, cheaper than the cheap
est To this asaursnce. we have only to add
tbat Ed. ia a man of his word. Hooma two
doors west of tbe Diamond.
Gao. HcxTtxr'e store eontsins everything
in the hardware line )"n can think of. from a
needle to an anchor But it i about garden
making implements that we desire to speak
just now He has shovels and spades by the
cord, hes by the ton, rakes br the hundred,
and mattocks, prni.it g ki ives, etc .in profu
sion. When you want ant thing in that Una,
be sure to eall on George Huntley.
A man saiil of the big wind storm of last
week that -it j-ist set down on its hind legs
and howled 1" He was an original, and a man
ef sense. The reason that we know he posses
ees the latter enviable quality is because he
buys what he needs in the way of general m
chandise at V. S Baiker's A tsw and full
spring stock just received.
CAmoje. Every genuine box of Dr. Mc
LANE'S LI V Kit PILLS bt ara the signature of
FLEMING BROS- and their private United
States Stamp. ITP- " Take no other." The
market is full of Imitations.
LOCAL LOttKESPONDESCE.
Johsstowk, April 24, 187S.
Dear Freeman The crazy man. irenertilly
known us "Kuisor," was found dead in a stable
lu Sharpsburtf, on last Saturday morninir, and
was buriod on Sunday. He was followed lo his
Until earthly res l In if placo by about 2,000 peo
ple of all aires and both sexes. Kaiser's rijrht
i.Hine was John Seheidly, or, its some have it.
Join: Gscheldelo. He was born in Micbolhoeh,
on the river Blitz, county of Geildorf. and kinir
ilotn of Woertown, liermanv, in the year ltsl2.
He came to this country in 18o3 as a peddler.
He afterward deult in scrap iron. He first
came to New York, then to Baltimore, nnd sub
sequently to this place, where be bocame de
ranged. Trouble and disappointment were
supposed to be the cause of this rteranjrenient
or mind. Lnvinir as be did the dnitjrhter or a
Lutheran iniuiHtrr in Germany, his affection
was not reciprocated, and this caused him great
mental trouble. Kaixer was t-onest and up
rijrht, and was respected by his lorx'sincii, or
German friends, but was much ridiculed by our
people, especially by Younir Americans, some
of whom may die as poor and as forsaken ns
the unfortunate Kaiser. Some say that Kaiser
bad property, but we think not. Pea.'e to tiis
nshes,
A yountr man named William Kinney, of Oon
i innuirh b roitfcrh,died on Sunday ni'irht of mhh II
oi, after a few days' illness. It was thought
that the disease hud subsided entirely, but it
would now seem otherwise. Great care and
continued watchfulness. with every precnution
ary measure, will be necessary to eradicate this
disease.
A If. Ilcslop, one of our lealinir palntere, in
forms us tnat he lias been to tbe Summit reno
vating the hotel Luildfn-rs lately purchased by
('apt. Win. J.inton. Thi movement speaks Weil
for the new landlord, and we think that lie jrot
the rijrht man in the rijfht place when he em
ployed Alf. ilcslop, as he does up all bis jobs
'aceordinir to G miter." Alf. will doit more for
anybody that wants him.
If anybody wants to catch snow water, nil
one lias to do i to put tubs out on Sunday
nitrm, lor it win possibly auow every Mondav
this cummer.
We were down to see Mr. Al ver Akors' garden
on last Thursday, nnd we were astonished to see
pras and asparagus up nnd growing fitielv and
onions sliiuinir in green tritrments. Mr. Ak-rs
must have seized time by the forelock this
spring.
Mr. Green of our town took lis tip a pair of
stairs, le. dinir from Main street, on Mondav
last, as he said, 'to see the sljfhts." Hecombod
one hair, set us on a chair, twisted our nock
nearly off, then gave us a Bible to hold. He
then threatened to shoot us, and did actually
point a larife six-pounder at our head, but it
di n't jro off. We were so frightened that we
sat perfect. y still und paralyzed. We called
round on Thursday, cane in hand, to resent the
insult, but he beirtred off. and gave us six little
notes with the picture of n man on each tnc.
We think It is the likeness of Hartranft! Wes
ley Green takes the best photographs of any
man in the Mate we mean he takes better
photographs than anv other man in the State
at No. 3 is Main street, Johnstown, lie also keeps
for sale frames p.s large as the moon !
Iron hits gone up in prior, so have tinils.
so has California running stock, po lias stock
in the Cincinnati Convention 1 It is difficult to
account for the rise in iron, but it may be large
investments in many different railroads in the
I'nited States, which have created a demand
for iron.
Fresh fish can tie regularly obtained in our
market now. Also, onions nnd radishes by the
bunch. New strawberries sold in Baltimore
the other day at I'.'.oO per (jnart. That was cheap
to those who had more money than they knew
what to do with, but tbo delicacies did poor
people no good.
.V younir couple eamo to town on last Tuesday
afternoon from Gcistown, and repaired to the
German Catholic church, where they were uni
ted iu the bonds of matrimony. The Johns
town "Glee Club," hit ring received a sly notice
to be altout, went out to Geistown in the even
ing and serenaded the party, who in turn gave
them lots of iroort things. This was followed
by a tip of the lijrht fantastic too, at the hotel
kept by Mrs. Ifcim. The G lee Club speaks very
ravoratily of the citizens of Gcistown. as a clev
er and hospitable people, and would not be un
willing to renew the visit nt any time.
Ilev. Ooyleof the Hretbren Church was Agree
ably surprised, a few days igo. by some twentv
or thirty of the members of hi eongi egation.
who repaired to his resilience, loaded down with
baskets, containing ninny of the comforts and
luxuries of life. This act manifested a proper
spirit, .and we are sure Mr. lloyle took it kindly.
Wm. I. Tatton bus P'tt up a novel turning
lathe at his new establishment in Sbnrpsburg.
A frnme-work is propelled or revolved by horse
power. On this frame-work is a large metal
wheel about ten feet in diameter, or thirty
thre feet in circumference, with cogs on the
upper side, which revolver small wheel, which
is fastened to a shaft. This shaft bus pulleys,
or band-wheels, the bands propelling u circuiai
saw, und a turning latin;. With two-horse
power any rjunntity of turnins' can be done, ns
there is but little friction to overcome.
AhVndifer & Coppo -k had n jjrnnd opening
on last Krid.iy at the Opera House. We were
going to describe the gorgeotisiiess of the dis
play of bonnets, hats and flowers, and hunted
Webster's Ouarlo through and through for
words adequate ton description of the scene,
but language utterly fails. It was a mot
most most . Ciiu't say ii in I-nlisli.
Honry Fritz, who lives on the Somerset road,
a bint otm m iie out of town, has three thousand
irrape-vines now growing and intends to set out
fifteen hundred more. We saw his vineyard
last fall when the grapes were ripe, and a pret
ticrsiht could notbesecn. The ground races
the East und also the road, so that from the
road one oould see nearly every cluster of
grapes Pi the lot. Mr. Fritz is an induatrioi.a
and saving German, and lakes great delight in
cultivating grapesnnd gardening. The vicinity
of Johnstown needs many more such enterpris
ing and useful men. ,
We sue from the Harrisburg Trlcornph that
D:iiipliin county-can boast one hundred and
seventy licensed taverns mul eating houses.
We thought Cambria county could do pretty
well in coriuir nnd drinking, hot Dauphin c-aii
beat us all hollow.
Lurge a-hiss windows are the race in Johns
town. Many of our private citizens are taking
out the old-fashioned .windows and putting in
new ones wiih four panes to the window.
These windows make a decided improvement in
the appearance of the town. Monitor.
TUIRUTE OF RKSFF.CT.-The Social Tem
ple of Honor convened nt their Hull in this
place on Friday evening last, at which time
t he following I'rcnmblc u .! Resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
Whereas. Through the dispensation of Al
ni ixhty God.t be Dispenser orall human events,
it lists "pieasoil Him to remove tro:n our midst
our dearly beloved anil esteemed Sister. Mary
jMtie Humphreys; therefore, in view of this
dispensation of Divine Providence, be it
Resolved. That while recognizing the event
as a solemn admonition to us all. we liumblv
bow to tbo will of thegntit t reator in this trv
ing bereavement, believing as we do that what
ter?trrniil',".,k0ml loss 13 l our deceased Sis
Resolved, 'Hint we tender to tne rnoi.iv
the deeea ed our heartfelt svfnpathy and con
dole with them in the Kv-s of a true and devo
ted .laughter, a kind and affectionate sifter, ar.
efficient co-woriier iu the cause of temperance,
und a itsef.il and beloved member of society.
Resolved. That the death of our Sister ad
monishes us so to live that w hen we are sum
moned from our hilnirs lu re on earth we may
be prepa- ed to meet 1 be great Chief above, iii
that Temple not made by hands, eternal in the
lieavens.
"We cannot tell who next may fall
Iteneath the chastening rod
One must be first, but let ns all
I'repare to meet our God."
Kbl.KN LliWIS, j
MARY E. JONES, Committee.
JOHN T. GRIFFITH,
A VERT VAI.TABI.K NCMHER Of Jfeatth Olid
Hume for April 20th is before us. li -sides sev
eral fine engravings, and the usual good assort
ment of excellent readinir for nil departments
of the household, a Supplement in this number
gives tan account of a four years' Libel Suit
boruglit against tho Publishers for exposing
Humbugs, in which the important rulings of
Judge Urady of the N. Y. Supreme Court, and
the testimony of leading physicians, take ad
v meed ground in regard to the responsibility
of muni) tact u res and dealers in patent medi
cines. This will be specially interesting, not
only to Lawyers, Physicians and Druggists, but
to all who buy and use medicines, and to those
who have been swindled by humbugs. A prom
inent feature, however, of this number of
H'arth and Home, is the Ae Story bv Dr. Eg
gleston, author of the "Horsier Scool-master "
The new story is entitled "The End of the
W orld," illustratkur life ami sceoesiit the West
thirty years ago. It is courtdentij bcticved'that
this will be one of the most attractive and use
ful American Stories yet broughto.it. Get this
number especially, either of your newsman, or
send a dime ar.d get a postpaid oopv from the
publishers, OltA.Ntili Jl'Ul) & CO.; 245 Ilroud
way, N. Y.
Sabbath School Convjcntiox Tbe third
Annnnl Convent ion or Ihe Cumbria County
Sibbath School Association, will be held nt
Wiluiore, on Tuesdar, May 14th next. Offi
cers, teachers, and 'niends or the Sabbath
School are cordially invited to attend ;and it
i.t earnestly desired that every school in the
county be represented. Tho convention will
begin its sessions at 10 o'clock a, in., continue
during that day ami evening, closing in time
for the evening trains. Excursion tickets
have been applied tor on the railroad between
l.benburg uud Johnstown.
J. K. Caldwell, Scc'y.
Thb descendants of Ham and the lovers of
ham will no doubt be pleased to learn that Oat
man has just received a huge cargo of prime
fresh sugar-cured hams which, after- buying
ami rryiosr, will please the tastes of all who
consider the experiment woi tb tryiny. That's
so, without any lying.
Per h A ps you don't know that Oatman's
cheap cash grocery and provision emporium ia
the place of all places to buy anything you wish
to eat, fresh, sweet, and at lowest cash rates
and then again perhaps you do know it. Iu
1 cither event, patronize hitn, and you'll be barpy
or ought to be.
Communicated.
A Gi-eal Victory for the Miners of Gal
litzin JUiatrict.
Mit. Editor The Kittanning Coal Company
of this place suspended work on tbe 16th of Jan
uary last, because the miners would not oou
sent to dig coal at a reduction of 10 cents per
ton. The miners bad only oneday given them
to consult over the matter, when they unani
mously agreed to juit work and appealed to
their fellow workmen todi vide their work with
them, which they honorably did with the ex
ception of the Uiair Iron and Coal Company.
The bosses backed down from the agreement
they had made with the miners. However, the
miners of the Kittanning Coal Co., raced the
torm. fool with all the scarcity or work, it ap
peal's that their bread multiplied, like tue
manna in the desert, because their cause was
just. On the let inst. the bosses of the Kittan
ning Coal Co., and the miners of said Company
entered into a settlement of the difficulties ex
isting between them the miners not only re
taining their former prices, but also leaking a
gain of 7 per eenf. over old rates. The miners
suffered considerably, vet they taught those
bosses a U strut that will not be forgotten for
some time. The great demand, however Tor
iron at present justities them in giving the
miners their just demands.
The miner- of Johnstown based their de
mand on the same principle as the miners of
Ohio that is, on thegreat raise in the prices of
iron in the market, which would afford the
miner one dollar per ton at the present time.
It the prices r iron had a downward tendency,
how soon the Johnstown Company would resort
to the lowering of miners' wages.
The miners or the Ulair Iron and Coal Co., of
Bennington district, arc still waiting with pa
tience, ex pecting that the Company will be as
liberal with them as they were wiih the Johns
town miners, and by so doing, it might save a
troublesome strike. I sincerely hope- that the
niair Iron and Coal Co. will not remain silent
niHnj days on this tpiestmn. If they do, it is
certain that the miners will mr.ke their demand,
in proportion to the r.dvunee ou iron, which
they would be justilied induing. That demand
niight not l e plcnstrg to the Ulair Iron und
Coal Co. I think, and I profess to know, how
the miners of Itennington district feel on the
(jucstiou. and I hope the Itlair Iron and Coal
Co. will concede portion of their profits to the
hard-working miners of Kenningion district,
wuo just now are digging coal at thirteen cents j
per ton ehei; per than any other miners work-j
mg oi: the four-foot rein, while, 1 am sorry to
say, which makes it worse with the Hci::iir.g-
ton miners, their vein of coal is not juite
three reet. I lope the Company will take all
these faetsinto consideration und save a strike.
Ml3K.
Gallitzin, April 22, 1372.
A MASTF.nriKCK. -Those who can appre
ciate the mastei-touidi of the sculptor's chisel
have only to visJt I'niuii Cemetery and see tho
grand and massive monument erected last
Tuesday to the memory of tbe late Ebenezer
Williams, fat licr-in-law of Rev. T. R. Jones, of
this place. The stone stands bet ween 11 and 12
feet high, with four raised shields, while the
family nam-. Williams, standout in bold re
lief on the front of the shaft. The whole of
this m ignilicei.t inomitn-sit is of the very best
quality or beautiful Italian marble, ami de
serves to be ranked on auj eqality with the
workmanship ef the great Angelo. We need
hardly say that this beautiful monument, with
its rare original designs, is from the chisel of
that master sculptor Mr. John W. I.ogan of No.
l-i Franklin street, Johnstown. Indeed I.ogan
while here last week syetit more time among
the oV-id than he did among ihe living, as he
was busy all the time erecting monuments,
hendstones, etc. Those who patronize Logan
will save money, besides getting good work.
Dt:. Iskxhkiio, of Altoonn, has the only ritrlit
in Central Pennsylvania to apply the FaWom
improvements un artificial teeth, and is not
only ready but willing to pro-niso in all coses
(now matter how dilTicull) po,-''''ct satisfaction.
This Improvement is full A oted to public
speakers, no matter ho dlfll Jit the case.
They will not fall in cou laughing, or
talkin r. Ministers and lawyers should fctl
themselves particularly interested.
A CHALLENGE
We defy all other agents to prod iee t Scwine
Machine ciial to our new ltK)IINll'o.
K.nriitK -imoi h:f.I!" Send for Sam
ples of work, circulars, etc,
CAHSOX liKthS.. llcsfr-rit Aqmt",
No. 4J Sixth St., Pittsburgh. Pa.
rB-Ageiits wanted. April 27, ';2.-lm:
I
CK to tiik STARTING
POINT!
J
New Firm! New Goods!
I'. It. DAVIS desires to mnke known to his
old customers and everybody else that he has
associateii Wm. DAXTKli with him in the mer
cantile business, and that the new Prm Ims re
moved to K. Tudor's store-rooms, .High street,
three doors west of tho Diamond.' wlere they
ill constantly keep a full stock of SEASON
ABLE COOll.S of every doscripisoll. Conic ai. J
see what we can do for yon.
R. U. DAVIS & CO.
Ebensburg, April 27, '7--tl".
Jfr"T!io undersigned desires to fq-iare his
old books und would be pleased to have those
owing h;:u call mid settle. II. li. DAVIS.
DE3XMLER BROTHERS
iVo. f2G ViuiMineld Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Manufacturers of
TIN. CSPPER AID SHEET 1891 WARE.
A.NLI Lit A I. KltS IN
Cutlery and House Furnishing Goods, !
itave constantly on hand a.large stocl; or
Grocers' Tea and Si.ieet'addies, lee Cream Free
.crs. Ice Chests, Water Coolers, Clothes
Wringers, Uird Caes, ic, &e.
t7 Proprietors of tbe celebrated Patent
Aijtit(iie stove Mieite. U' i. tc and
lltUiih I'UICES U) . April 27,-lm.
HUTCHISON & CO.,
Manufacturers' Agents and Dealers in
I!M WifiD.MlE5 HlfflBIRY
S I II i.ll I'UMPS,
llorlsantnl anl Vertleal .Steam r:n
S'ars, Hose. Itellin. Parking
mill .tlcciiniilcal Supplies,
Corner Wood St. and Second Ave ,
riTTMJtRGII, P.4.
A trents f0r tj;0 Huntoon Steam Governor 1
lvnowies' Patent Sti'ain tumps, HI OKU
CutOff ami Calorie Engines, L'uion
4-2T. Stone Co-'b Emery Wheels. 3m.
STATEMENT .f H-fTAIiiom Set
tlcment with the Supervisors of Blacklick
township, Cambria county :
John Ferguson, Si-pir.r.vfsort.
In acc t with plaekliek Tp . Camtiria Co., Dr
1S72, April it.-Tu amount of work tax,
south side 10
To amount of cash tax, south side ft !
44 north side Sri.'si
44 rec a of c . C. Makui, latcSup'r, 19.44 t
$jil,57
CR.
Bv am't of work done on roads, .ill. 61
Time. 67,75
Ry cash paid A. R. I.o.ijjeneeker's
judgment and interest on same, 43.23
By cash paid Young's judgment
and costs 20.".2
By cash paid for two sled-res i;.."i0
Orders of It. P.ori; -jj and J. R. Ross V.:.m
Cash jwiiil for scraper 10.."0
AtCy fees to W. 11. Sechler. Esq.. 5.. 0
Costs in ease of A. it. Lone neckcr lti.2.1
C:i-sli paid John Cameron, Ati'l'r.. 1..VJ
44 Klias Row! nil, 44 .. 4.7".
44 44 Samuel Wilson. 44 4,7.
Order paid Jos. s. Vardis for C. G.
Mardis. dee'd. late Twp. Clerk.. 9.4"
Order paid John Hawkaworth l.tf5
4 4 44 J. It. Ross. Twp. Clerk " 4.00
Ret'nl to Com'i-M on Seated List 3-!.0d
Lo.st Tax exonerated
-4!X70
Balance due township..
We do certify that we hare examined the
altorc aeeomit and Und it to be just and cor
rect according to the lest of onr knowledge
and belief. EL IAS ROWLAND,! .,,,..
SAMUEL. WILSON, J And is
John B. Rosb, Clerk.
Re.iMiF.N Boring. SrpuRvts.-tn,
In aec't with Blacklick Tp., Cambria Co.. Dr.
1S72, April 8. To amount of work tax, $i7,32
CR.
By work done 011 ronds
Time
Work by John U. Koss
44 4 4 Elins Edwards
44 44 John Ilawkswoith......
44 A. Makin
44 44 Mat bias Hoffman
Ret'ned to Com'rs ou SeateitList.
Lost Tax
Balance due Towrship.
55,40
We do hereby certify- thnt we have examln
Ined the nbire ace .ttt a-id rind It just and
correct according to the lHt of oar knowl
edge aad belief.
KLIAS ROWLAND, " ..lua
; ivii't i tt'll.sn Auditors.
John B. Ross, Clerk.
SS 75
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lApril 27, '72.-3t.l 3
1 1ST OF RETAILERS of Foreign
and Domestic Merchandise id the Coaotjr
of Cambria, as appraised for the year 1872 :
aidants Tojmshfp
ctass. tic'sE. ftciruiss. ttc'se, ftc.
14 Lewis Shank... 7 6011 Charles Iteleel. .7 50
Alleglieny Townthip.
13 William J. Buck 10 60
Blacklick Township.
14 a. n. wtke
..IM
CarrolJtoicn Borough.
14 Andrew Haug.. 7 50 14 J. E. Maucher..
14 John Wirtner.. 7 14 A. Walters
14 John Ruck 7 50 14 Simon Schroth.
7 50
7 fal
50
14 J.W.suarbaugb 7 5j i A.A.Uarkei.SnJ2 50
Cambria ItirtDugh.
13 John Ryan 10 50,14 John KInti....': 7 50
13 Joseph Stibich.lO 50,14 liau'abRockrd 7 50
14 Dau'l M'Douald 7 50
Cooperstlule Borough.
14 John D. Adams ' .-.
Conemauah Bttnturjh.
H Mieh'lToohey.. 7 50 14 Mrs. L. Aaron.
14 John stormt-r. . 7 50 14 Jacob Widuiau
.10 00 i
50
50
14 Aug. Lcnmjer. 7 50
Clearfield Township.
14 E. R. Dunegan. 7 50114 Alice Wharton. 7 50
Crojfe Township.
13 P.M.& J.Ttrown.JO 50 14 J. 1. Plummer.
1 1 S. S. Paul 7 501 " J. 1). Weutroth.
J. C. Stiueman.. 7 501
Chet Springs Borough.
13 Nutter & Co ...10 50 14 Wm. W. Saupp.
11 John Crousc.... 7 60 " Jacob Wagner..
Cheat Toicnuhip.
14 Wm. S. Dickey. 7 60HI4 Thomas Ott
Cat roil Totrtisit'p.
14 John Soissing... 7 50J14 Nich. Lntnbour.
50
50
50
60
50
50
East Coneniiiuoh Borough.
13 V. F. Shaffer... .10 5nl4 Ttraekcii Ac Egnn 7 50
J. 8. Uuchanau.lO iV)i " 1. A. Berkey pile 7 50
Kbeunhvrg Borough.
14
S. Fields 7 50 13 M. L. Oatinan.. .10 50
C.T. Koberts... 7 5o " Myers & Lloyd. 10 M
l.emon&Murray 7 Mi " Zahm & boo 10 50
S. P. McCann.
: " K.H. ilaviaAcCo.il) f0
SO!" V. S. Barker 10 50
44 (1. C. tiwens....
44 S. H. Davis
44 E.J.Mills
44 U. .1. Lloyd
44 V i.uii ringer..
44 Jacob Thomas..
to " J. P. Tliompson.lt) HO
50 12 E, Koberts A: Son 13 00
50 " (ieo. Iluntlev. ..!:! 00
60i " A.A.liarker&b'ul3 00
501
Franklin Ttornvgh.
14 S. C. Bole &. Co. 7 fe'itH Peter Unbritz..
" E. Custer 7 50tl3 D, W. Coulter.
Gallitzin Township.
7 r-o
10 50
14 Mat-caret Cain. .
" Patrick Smith..
44 Jas. C. Murriiy.
44 Math. Dignam..
44 A. .1. Mvuker
44 F.J. Chiisty
7 r-0 14 David Mills 7 50
7 50 44 "John .1. Trojcell 7 50
7 50; 44 C. D. Hmdlev... 7 50
7 50J" Marg't Whalen. 7 50
7 50 13 Thos. Uradley..l0 00
7 SOl
Jihnstoxm Borough.
1
9
Wood, Jorrell '14 Math Mooney..
,V C 200 50, 44 Andrew Moses.
T ti Stewart A: " Oscar (i raff
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
5J
5tl
50
.VI
50
50
50
50
50
M
50
50
50
50
r 50
50
5.)
50
:0
fiO
50
V)
50
50
51
V)
r
50
50
.VI
5J
r m
: .vi
; so
r 5j
r 50
; .vi
i 50
r .vi
f 50
Co 'a wm jacon ivna
11 Geis & Foster. 1" M
A J Swartz
44 I has ii ruppe i- ou
13 F W 11a v 13 " '
44 J Swank & Co. I: no: '
44 Jacob Fend 13 XI, '
44 John Hibcrt . . la 00, '
44 AlOeudirer and ! '
t oppoek ... 13 00 ! '
44 Dentoii&Wavncl3 00. '
13 GritSn & Tittle 10 00.
44 Wm L'pdesrraff 10 Z '
44 OeisAr Keutli.. l' f. '
44 O f.entlev..... 10 i '
44 Jas J .Murphy. 11 5i '
44 JohnT Kinney 10 5-J '
44 John Thomas.. 10 60; '
44 M II M irer 10 SO
44 Jn.i.l Murphy. 10 5J
44 O T Frazer 10 50,
44 D Dibert & Son 10 U).
44 S J Hess & Iro 10 50
44 T&Ci Galluifher 10 1
44 M EGronberif. 10 50
44 'h'srnver7Jijrt 10 50
44 V f. out her 10 50
44 C, W.i.jrncriSon 10 M)
44 W .1 Hose & Co. 10 50
It I.FLitenberjfcr 7 51)
44 Moore & Co 7 50
' Itob't Satrerson 7 50
44 Chas Murr 7 50
41 Ilav Brothers. 7 50
44 Job n Jordan.. 7 50
44 A Krauss 7 .VI-
David Creed... 7 50,
44 Ocorjre Heiser. 7 -W
44 .1 W Stevenson 7 50
44 WniM'Pherson 7 50
44 Georsre Kiutr.. 7 M
44 Uott k Kreiirer 7 SO
44 Christ Kimple. 7 5o
44 A Gearhardt... 7 50
44 Ilrindie, Kun-
kel A- Co 7 SO
44 Adim rfarr... 7 'v
44 O .1 Thomas. . . 7 50
44 A Bmirratr 7 VI
44 Emit Yonnjr... 7 50;
44 X tc C A Ilorno 7 50;
Wm Caldwell..
V li Lex crgood
A ITeiUer
T V Voder
John .tuller. . .
John Setinable
Lewis Phillips.
.1 Hloeh
Win Iter I in....
J O A Henslioff.
J Kan kin
A Montgomery
M At A Nathan.
1. Cohen
U Sehuiiz
E Luckhardt..
' 1j J K ing
D W ll.irshber-
ger
' Chas J Y'ost
W W Pike
' M P Meagher..
' DU.VCuliougli
t: ETilibott
1 MaryEKeetnle
' John M HiK.'se.
' Cuth'ne Morris
' Davis & Lewis.
' Chas Oswald...
' Hich'd lieiinett
'All Mrinker...
' JM,Mtullough
& Co
1 D J Hubert
' J Cunningham
' John ilaunan .
' F Horder
Jos Koonrz
4 V. Hix-hstein . . .
' t 'has Samuel. ..
' i Shaffer
4 F Krebbs
4 Foekler & Co..
4 D C Morris
4 James tjiiinti . .
4 J Thomas Ar Co
4 Albert Iteeke..
4 Dibert Ar IUoeb
44 A S WajfStalT. . 7 50;
Jacl.tin Tomiship.
14 Stmuel Stiles . 7 5tiiH Da'id Simmons
It Gierke Wehe.. 7 5"Jil
Loretlo Borough.
00
U
F X Haid 7 5-1 13 Shields k. Son..
HTO'Friel 7 50 i 44 A J Christy
10 50
IU 5f)
10 50
T 50
7 50
7 50
7 TM
4 i
44 Marv testier.. 7 50' 44 Wm .itzinsfer.
I 44 M Luttriiig-er 7 5o; 44 John Bradley..
j MiUvill? Burough.
13 d V Stutzmnn 10 50f14 II W Given
j 14 PM Dermott . 7 5014 Win W Jones..
I Uichlaiul Township.
14
Bernard Nees. 7 5) It Geo BurUev...
John Mattern.. 7 50 -4 Henry Shaffer.
Isaac H Horner 7 50 44 (ieo Conrad
.Si'ninii'ruV Zloru;?i.
John Eer 7 50 It Wm M'Connell
Marn't tiillau. 7 50, 44 Jas A Maher..
Christ Keich.. 7 50-
St(st7iiinia Toicitsifp.
ro
60
14
P IF Helfrieh. 7 5oiilt Peter (iarman
7 50
lFits'iiiyfon Twp.
Afartln Co... 10 50 4- E .Vclntosh. ..
13
11
7 f.o
7 50
7 50
7 00
7 50
7 60
H in Prinsrle... 10 51 44 .lane Sweeny.
JohnP Pitrrish
&)
50
50
50
50
50
44 G J Davis.-.."..
M'm Urifli. h.-..
44 JH Dysert A Co
44 June Lrahv . .
44 M Jt .UcLudgh-
Ugh
44 R .hcGouh...
44 II in f-linii..;..
44 Jas Conrad
44 Otho Styner...
H'ilfiorc Borough.
13 P .V IFolesla- It John Schroth..
ti-& son... in r,o 44 Paul A Settie-
44 E D Evans..... 10 50j moyer
14 Jno JfcColjran. 7 5o!
Taylor Township.
13 Wood, Morrell & Co
White Township.
IU lirttcn A. i-... o J-'j 1 . v r S."IMlc- jS- t 'ri
44 Walters & Son lo 50ii
Woodvale Borough.
7 50
7 5J
10 00
7 SO
It John B Clarke
.. 7 50
Y oiler Township.
It Jacob Ream... 7 50.lt Jeremb Ilaiplo
44 W Levin-'ston 7 bn
50
DREW ERIE4.
Florian Ber.g-ele, Loretto Boroug-h 15 50
Georjre GiiesreKan, C.nnbi i.i lioroutrh 15 5)
A. Steuimcr, Jounstowu Borotigh 15 50
Henrv ll.uisnian, 44 44 15 50
Mux ilenPaeb, 44 44 15 5-
Joseph Kest, Conetiiauyh Township 15 50
Ijimbert & Kress, C..neniaug-li Borough.. 15 50
(i.J. Schwaderer, Washington Twp 15 M
Henry Illniii, Carrol I town Borough 15 50
Julius Sleic-h, 44 15 50
BILLIARD TABLES AND TEN-TIN ALLEYS.
G.W. Mtilltn, Washington Township
2 Billiard Tables IS 50
1 Ten-Pin Alley jj 00
W. S. McLnin. Johnstown Boroiijfh
4 Billiard Tables CJ 50
An Appeal will be held ot the Treasurer's
Office, Ebensburjr, on Hondnr. the 31 day of
June next. GEORGE GURLEY.
April 27. HTS.-flt. Mercant'le Appraiser.
TIMIIKK axi LAnTTfoII NALB
The subscriber offers fors;ile 1.1"5 acres
of land, tituute in Preston vomity, V est Va.,
011 Wolf Creek. There is ni this tract a In rife
amount of prime Poplar, Ash. RihI Oak, White
Oak, Chestnut Oak. Locut-t, Hickory, Chestnut,
Sec. The timber will be sold withoi without
the laud. Wolf Creek Hows into Cheat River,
seven miles above the Rulto. & Ohio Railroud,
and nttords a tri.nil water power winter and
summer. Cheat River is navigable to tiutboats.
The land lies back from the river otic mile und
it-half. Title Indisputable. Will tie sold low
and 011 easy term. J. A. DALRYMPLK,
Rowlesbura-, Preston Co., West Va.
April 30-4t.
TT O Piano Co., N. Y. 1st class ?90. NoAjents
w .O. Names of patrons in 40 States in Circular
STA3iIIEIiT3. Drt. White A thitman, 4t-Mtli a ve..
New York. Ief-i-enees from cleorymen fu
thiscity. No pay until cored. Send for'Circulur.
GttlMI' MKDKMI. ItOWK of useful
knowledge toall. Sent free for two stamps.
Address Dr. Bonapaute Jt Co., Cincinnati, O.
TRUE
FOR 81. Swiss Maarnetic 'l ime
li eerer and f Indicator. Indispen-
"Tf MC" sable to every traveler, trader, bov.
I I IVIC furuier, and for EVERYBODY lit
need of a rtlialite time-keeper, L'eual watch
size, steel works, jr'ass crystal, in neatOHlOUE
case, warrastkii to denote correct time for two
years. Knthinj like it. l,0tA) sold weekly. This
valuable article, in neat ease, will be sent, pre
paid, anywhere, for tl ; 3 for 2. Try one. Cir
culars tree. Order only from the Sole Ajjents,
F. KING A CO., Brattleboro, Vt.
1LLIASI KITTELL, Attoknm4
AT-LAyW.Ebctisburgr, Fa. tiffiea in Coio
nadc Row, Centre 8trrt- fJau.20.-UJ
lfw .dwrti5fmfLti?.
IVIinl Ik this (irnnu Specific for drpprp
F'a? this bubbling, sparkling, coolinir, p'urifv
ing. wgulating dratigllt they eall T a it it . NT's)
j KrrKHVlscM' Sf.lt7.kk AffRiENT? Well, ir Is
j simply the Chf-mical fur ximile of the Seltzer
i !iriiiir Water, which, for 1U0 years, has been ae
I counted the finest Cutharticand Alterative iu
all Europe.
SOLD IJY ALL DRUGGISTS.
THE ONLY VEXUUL AC CI IU. XT
Insurance Company in America, writing
Accident Policies by tbo month or year, is the
TQ I t f r I r Q Q of Hartford, Ct. It
IiAVlLlIIO insures men of all
trades, occupations and professions, at rat-
within the means of nil. Tm Tmavelers
also writes policies of Life aud Endowment
INSURANCE
of all usual forms.
uniting Ample Se
curity and Moderate Cost under a Detiulle
Contract. Premiutu system is the favorite
Low Itato, Alf Cash, Stock Plan. No other
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in the world, of its
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holders. Cash Assets, nearly Two Millions.
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FREE HOMES!
OK TUB LINE Off THB
U.MOS PACIFIC HAII.I10AD.
A l.AM tilt ANT OK
12,000,000 ACRES
3,O0O,COO
Acr'M In
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1M THE
GlilliT PMTI C TAI.LCY,
TIIK
GAvIXIETS' 0"F" rI"IIi: WEST,
AO IF fOIC HAKE!
These lands are in the central portion of the
I'nited State, on the 41st decree of North Lat
itude, the central fineof thegreat Temperate
Zone of the Atuerican t 'oni inetit, and for grain
jrrowinsr Mtid sttick raising unsurpassed by any
in the t nited Staff s.
CHEAPElt IX PHICE. more favorable terms
tri ven. nnd more convenient to market than can
be found elsewhere.
Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers.
1HK HKST LOCATIONS KOK COLONICS
Soldifrs Entitled to a Homestead of ISO Arret
lf Pansrs to I'urcliHsrrs of I.nuri.
Send for the New Descript ive Pamphlet, with
new maps, published in English, (lertnan.
bwedish and Danish, mailed free everywhere.
Address O. V. DAVIS.
. Land Commissioner, U. I'. R. R. Co..
- Omaha, Nkb.
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROY E M E NTS
CABINETORGANS !
The Mason 3c Hami.is Ohgan Co. respectfully
aiinouneef he introduction of improvementsof
much more tluin ordinary interest. Tbei,e aro
REED AM) PIPE CAR1XKT ORGANS,
beinjf the only successful oombinotion of real,
pipks with reeds ever made;
DAY;S TRANSPOSING KEV-TIOARD,
which can be instantly moved to the rig-lit or
left, ehnnif dnir the pitch, or transposing-1 he key.
For t(i-utci'iii;s o.d dtci i.f.'oji. nee I'iixulart.
NEW AXO El. KG A NT STYLES Or
DOUBLE REED CABINET ORGANS,
at 14t. l3?nnd ? 1:13 each. ConshU-t iiu;fi;)itcii;,
Elegance, and Thou.uuh El-ga nee of M'm lr.aii
shj): tlie.e are I'tcancr than on i before offered.
The Mason & Hamlin Oi kiius are acknowl
edged HKJS', nnd from eitrar.rdinary facilities
for mantifactore this tympany can afford, and
noirumrrfo.-e to sell at prieeswhieh render them
UXQUESTIONABLV CHEAPEST.
Focito:.TAVKHfjANB.Weiteh; nvE octavb or
gan $ loO. 125 and upwards. With three sets , eedr j
ami upwards. Fo ti xtuh. t- fo 15IJ0 rcit. !
New ii.t.iTsTKATKi CATAUir.ru. nu.l Tkstimo- !
XI Al. Cmrri.AR. with opinion" of Mi IKE THAN I
ONETIIOUSAND MUSICIANS, sent free.
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154 Treuiont St., Bostv.n. 51.0 Brondwwr, N. T.
PORTABLE S0I I F tlilTALS
$40, rto, i-:r aiiu SilOO.
GOOD 1)111! A HI,K. AND (MIKAIM
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MA.s-rrACTfiiED ur
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iTijECHEISTfA!t.-iS;,'iv;
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ISCOJIJ IIKATF.Jt 1SCO.
Columbia Fire Insurance Co.
OFFICERS AN O DIRECTORS.- S. S. Detwi
ler. Pros4! ; H. Wilson, Yiee-Pres't; Herbert
Thomas, Treas'r; J. F. FroeHutT. Sec'ry : S. S.
ltetwiier. Hiram Wilson, Robert tr.ilie. Win.
Pttttoti. John B. Itaclmian. M.M. Strickler, .ltetd
S. Strine, Jas. Sehroeder. Geo. Bojfle. W. G. Case,
Amos F. Eves. Jorn Schertzer, II. B. Iis.sick.
For Insurance r.r Agencies, address
J. 1 FBVJ:AVFF, Ser y. Loluinl in, I'o.
Innr.xur. r i:ss.- Arrni uxntf.;.
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RARE CHAIYCE FOA AGENTS !
AspiiIs. wo will pay you $ im r week in ish
if vim will en.urHire with us ato.ncb. Every tiiimr
furnished, and cupenscs paid. Address F. A.
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a., m- rr. CI ... a. , m j o L- f. mrtrf. TllOTl
A r work for us iba'n anything else. Bum
ness liirht and permanent. Particulars free.
O. Stinso & 6., Fine AH I'uUishers, Port
land, Maine.
REWARD
Miter
itnyi-aseof Rlind.
ilniir. Iteiinir or
ri e M U
l"l,-.-eit.sl Prfesthat fv.
!liau i'ileUctHediifiuU
10 cure. It is prepared
expnxsly to cure tho
Piles, and nothing else.
Price, tt.OU.
Sold by all Druir,rsts.
sr w m oa. w rrj -e-i-iifvv.- ij a m as-
Trinclpal Office 101 W. F ft4 St.. Cincinnati. O.
IN VALUABLE GIFTS!
TO IIS litSTHint'TKn IX
15.1IU nebular Monthly
Cift E
A
C mm m A m. jnt Jam . ,
W To bs d awn Monday, June fl. 174.
Two Grand Cniltl f
S5,000 each in Greenbacks I
Two Prizes $1,0005 f Pnrr.p7p
Five Prizes $500 UlElMS.
Ten Prizes $100 i I J
i ri-:-i r-;e-r, v.-.!ic:'.rtr.-:7z;: "i":s tc-i c:3
O.T Fine-tone 1 Ro ewo.l Hano. worth S 500.
Ten Fnniily Sewlnar M.ndiines. worth HiKti Heu.
J iff Jlenry "r.e i Ht-ht II u otiry H tml
He irt'Ciild Chninx. trorth $300 enrh.
T!r Gzli i:;-ica.a Crn-!? W4-be-;. - w-rth ViZZ
Mil) G"Jd lire - f.rvfr Hunt inn H'atr.cs.
t"'it;i from to T3 fifd .'
Ijirties' fli.l.l Iaoi.i m nil tient's Gold Vest
Chfi!i, Solid an-t loiilile-l'l- t'd t-'ilver Tut I
snd Teiistioons, Vhotogruim AUnuib, Jewelry,
&o., ii-., io.
Wtclt s:s:tr Clf.s. .Ooo. Ti:4;'.! Ili'.ti ts rAC'
AtiT.S I WMi:i loKrll Tfehe. .
rtli4i::i l.itiernl I'remiuitiv vs i! I l.-e m i ven
Sisoi.e Tickf.ts SI: six TiCKr.Tst5: Twfi.t-w
Tickei-s 10; Twr.NTV-nvE Tickets a.
Circulars containing n fill! list of prizes, a de
scription of the manner of drnwinir. and other
Informal ion in reference to the Distribution,
will l.esent to any one ordering them. All let
ters mnt be addressed to
orricr. I.. I. SIr. Rox .
1C1 W. tih St.. CIKCIXK4TI. O.
j Ty:siR P,F.i: UK L KST'IT. FOI?
1 - R A I.K. The imdersiicned offer fr s-il- on
i vervliheral terms t hree 1 1 acts of Taluiibie bind
j in bl.ieUliilk t-nv'i-i:p, Cambria county, Pi;.
1 flesiM'H-el follow's:
I 'Trsot Xn. I -CoiitnlntiiH' P0 Acres, more or
I le.?i, nl.oiit i'i Aeres eloHrel hai inr t hereon
i ereeled a two story I'htnk Ifoose, a" if-fd as
i new n'ld very comfort tthle. u donMe J.i.g Ian,
! nnd n II needed out hnildimra. There i a t hri vinjr
) yooiiir orehard of llCi eJUr.ii-e fruit trees snd rx-
eelh t.t wiiter in nt.iin-'.rnc nn the pr-inirf..
i I'rai-t Xn. ' 'oiitsinins: :il Aeres, at out T
! Acres e.i-nred. The iini.roveuieiit.s m e a ono-
i;n! n-l.nlf story I'lank If n:e. h Wnter Saw
Mill in the best of order nnd without a "-ipetior
in t lie eon n try. and the ustml out buildings.
Trnet So. 'J- Containinjf Ho Aeres of eicel-
lent Timber Land, with two good Saw Mill sitaa
thereon. Unimproved.
'yThe above deerird Tracts adjoin each
other, and will be pold seoarnte: or together,
ns nmy suit nnrc-lmser. Terms t ry liberal hp. I
payments easy, l or further pa 1 nlara applr
to or address P. II. ." OVKS
or OLIVr t MAKIV.
March 23, l?;2.-Jm. T.b isburtr l. O.
AotMt Wanti:i r-;s tjik Xt-vr Wont
OUR CHILDREN s
! o
i Hov tfl Makp anH Kpcp T)-i
' ' , d U Ctp I l-(
SlU? K. GARUN
em Healthy.
.GARDNER, M. D.,
Lnte Prfe'or in yew Tor' ZtedlrrJ (?It.
It treats of Amusements, Education. Phyyl.-al
Developments. Diseases. Accident. Vai ri-.tr,
I Jrc, in; parti ui; a ast umouiit of aiiiatir- ii;.r
j mat ion conducive to the Health, H:ipiiti-'ss air
; Wctrareor tiie Yonti-. Written in a p!ai:r$
i style, it is e.vcccJiiiitiy iuterebtir-tf, as well as
1 1. I I ll;l i tr.
F.reru Fa-nila xhni.hl have it. nnd 710 P-irnni can
ajuid tohr without it. t-end for Cit cular niv-
injf toll part ien s.
DUFFIEI.D ASTIMF.AD, Put l!-Sr.
3-18.1 711 feansoni Street. Philadelphia.
audi t o w - s n'oTFc f7
Having been appointed Auditor, bv th
Court of Cotumoii Plcgaof l atnbi ia count v, t.
report distribution of the money in the hands
of the Sheriff nri:iijr Irom the'saleof h leu
dant's real esttise, in the c;!-e ,,f .John Chartera
for us, of 1 ! i i ii t ,V ".'hoin-.ts Collins :tn.i C. H. 1"'
lisvs. John Fenion. ps.j.. No. Si, JJnreb Tviiu.
1?T:?, l-s. Do-., Vci.i.'i'i.- Ejrpon -i.. n-iiice is
hereby riveii to aM p:irtiw interested that 1
wiil attend to the duties of f.iiil appoiiirtnoi.t
at the i-l'iri- of Out tm. ti A; L:tl,., in Hi.,-!. -hi.tv,
o;i TI'KSDAV, the Unt dav of M VV. 1st?, nt '?
o'clock. P. when and where they must pre
sent their claims, or be debarred fl m c :ia;ng:
iu on sai l 1 uii'i. t. t.u. Il . Ov 1 A.
Ebensburjr, April lS-3t. Aii.lltor-
("MIK1:KYTKF.K MALE AND VK-
MALE COLLEGE. This popular Institu
tion will open f-r the cummer sessi.m 011 t'.ii
first Monday of May, H7. under 1 he iisrticrin
of h corps of competent t.-acliers. in the ('!
buildings iu the pb-aint viilase of C'nerrytree.
Itiili.iua county. Penna. Course of insirr.'etjon
thorough, vocal and instrumental inusie ii.clr
(ivsl. tiood boar-liujr i ta nisii.-d at from 1
-t."Hi er week. For further infuriualivh pl
to eitliT of the unoerstVnetl
lURElT'lt.i.
Ilon.R. II. M'Cormick, . Dr. P.. Brnllier.
II. It. K;uports. Dr. A. k. Lovelaoe.
John Eason. I
Cherry tree, Fb. I, ld7J.-Sm.
TOR SALT! FAIiM ..F 114 ck-
3 miles from St. Ainrustiue sti 1 11 mll-
from Altoonn 14 Acres of w'vc'l are cleared,
the balance beinsr covered with t""d ouk and
spruce timlier. The improveinents fire a ftist
rate Plunk H-msi. contui ii:ir f..ur room' sr .
a very larjre !.. Harn. Ter -nt c.,?.o'. For fur
ther inforitidtion iu-iuir-of Patkic MioDM,
near tho premises, nr nrtilriss
CHAHLES McKKNX.1,
March 23. lS7.-tr. Mmriild Vuliey, Pa.
i i;di l oii-s not in: ti e ls,.",t-r"
signed, appointed Auditor to dtitrlf.'ite
the in niey in the hands of the SheriJ nri.i.-i"
from the sale of the real esiute of Henry l.ck
liol.l, b.-reby ifivo notice that ne will atten t
tor that purpose, at bis oljice in El.enshurjr, . 1
Tlnaadau, M-'!t lt'th, lr'T-'. at two o'clock p. u.,
when aud where li pcrjous interi-stei) mav 1.1-
JOHN S.K1IEY.
LLiensburfe-, April 13, JST2.-4t.
A
UPITOIIS NOTICH Tbe itn-Iee.
siirned. atin.n'ntcd Auditor to .l'-fiil.i .-.
ti e money in the hu;iis ot the SiierirT ai-isii:-from
the sule of the rent estiite of Evan Evr.ns
nnd Thomas D. Davis, hereby jrives notice irar.
he will attend for that purpose, at his oiHco ! 1
Elwpf bur, on Tvr&tau. 14i if Mfi'i,
nt 2 o'clock, 1. M., wnen and where all pensoua
inrei-este.l mav attend. JOHN S. ltllKY-
Ebensburr. April 13, I672.-4t.
picKi;usi:LL, LYONS & CO.
.Jf-iMttir'wrrr ft;;d Dealer in
Jit
Fine Mantel kii-1 Pier Looking Glasses and na
ture Frames a siee.'alty.
3-18. 1 II Wooil I'll tbui-s 1. ljr. 8n.
! M- B. COCHRAW,
. I'lTTSUCliGII, I'A..
Denier in Iron nitl ttorii V. e J I - e Jif-
c'lJiiery nnl MiimiftK-tiji-er4 .Sii.-;tl i v:
. Ua 'oiiiiiitv on hand a completo stock of
I Smith's Sakh and Door Machinery. Jud.-oii Go
j ernors. Tups and Dies, Emerv Wheels. Uel:il:ii,
j Pack Ins', ie. Wooi.wohtm 's Pi.amcks a spei-:'-!
ty. '.nd firr Circulars and Prices. ttt-9.-c:.l
rp o
U O O K A Cl l : N T S :
lliirk Tnnln'i rw i'tnU.
Is readv for Can vns.ers. No book is loeked f. -E'.ore
iaipaiii nrly than thfs. and sifotus will ri
we to jj-et territory for i iisrni iy r.s possible.
Applv for Cf reol-irs set Terms to
' Dl'FFli!LI ASHMEAD. Tnbiish.-r.
3 -16. 711 f.atisjui Street, Philadelphia-
TTvTvi) & co., luxKi t.s
- 1 , r.r.r.xsvuiir.'. pa.
J7(iolJ, Silver. Governmfrit i.ous. ao-i
other Securities, hoiul si-d sold. Ir.teri-st a'-
loweu 1111 1 line I icposils. Collections tnaoe i
- i all ae-.-essible points in the United Slate
Kcuerai Ui-.tikir.R busitiess transacted.
M 1.I.OYU t'O .
HANKERS. ALTOON .. TA.
Draft on tbe principal cities ami t-iiv-r .
Gid 1 for sale. C died ions m.o'e. Mori. i
cive.l 011 deposit, payable on o.-.: w.t iuiir
interest or upon time wit li in terc.il a.1 Li- 1 au.f
I
J
OSIN V. UNION,
1 ft' rn y "f-
in bu'.ldiri f-
Joli!i!-!t. T4a. OlSce
I weet comer of M.itn nnd Franklin mhu.ro-
I n4 stojrj. Entrance ou Fvaakiin stret.