. '"llUJl-UlWL.mjU.BJT'
,nw.mi H',
-;; EBEXSRURd, PA.,
&ttitrtf! Tvly 27, 1S72.
LOCAL AMD PERSONAL.
i!.v IHi Vcv 1,1 Kn Us? One glance is M.e county seat ot the old anil pre-emuictitl y
l.ll. ient todemonstnte to the mo st careless ' ;th..li county of Cambria, in Westerii
. . .1 i c the vvrM 1 '""".vlvania. The Seminary, named after
o.-ivcr that the inside ot the r HUMAN th(, Apostolic. Prince, dear to the hearts of
dunned its promised suit of new tyjM ; tlie stauneh Catholics of that region, is lo
ti in i'erial havinir 1m-cii re:eived too late for cate.l in one of the pleasantest parts of the
ti- outside. AVe know that all our readers ' l,,;"ttV town, and so near to the new church
tB . ... , ... , uhieh lather Christv has nearly completed,
ill npprccate tins '"new departure, and th:lt the pupils .u.0 f ,u.a,f M:lssl ,.v,.rv'
h,,pe that those who owe us will ruinem- morning. Situated not far from the summit
lii tli it now is the most acceptable time to ui' llli Alleghenies, the Seminary of Mt.
accounts, for new tvpe costs much IHtzin is surroutided by :M,hvsical at m,s
' -u x , ' . , ph.-re, the purest and most bra-mg that could
rt.ni.-y and our greenbacks are but lew. j 1. desired, rod under the constant watchful-
m.--m- ! ness of the devoted Sisters, and the perfect
niil Mishap. l ami near Home.
.1 Cl,.,vi;', ..,,tv hiilhas been
-The
11 V .V ... . . V - V. ... j j
0,1il for
f i oIio kI from liotlford to St. Clairs-
1 iif j lKvs. 'nat the s.et)iiiiary reseinblesa peai-eful All over Voiitig is the residing liK-al genius.
vC'e ;-s taUcd !. ! ami pleasant home. The fact, that the mini- ! 1 1 is .sayings are short and sweet, like a roast-
ri -Huntingdon county will have a Labor ' her of pupils Is limited renders it possible j ed maggot. May they inrrmxe grently. Cir-
. , l t He t fill i lor i'st,'rs to Ivlv Particular attention to dilation aliont six hundred alreadv.
pxl,,i:!iiH'..nii . ' " . I each. We know of' no better place for bovs I The Knglish Lutheran church is' to have a
j 1'iav.k a'iscoyoe, ot i lpton, had a leg under twelve years old, whose p.-rcnts wish new four-faced clock that will cott one thous
ii i i.'i 1'V the cars last Sunday. i to I,r "pare ih -m for a more advanced school. ; and dollars.
' " , , . p ,i ! Iuriiig the jiast vear th" condition of the ; The Cambria Iron Commnv have built a
1- A house belonging u wn. i.vu. at, Sennnarv has l.e-n most satisf.ietorv. The splendid new lire-proof otliee. Kvervthimr
Be'.r
Vi K n;isiiiiiucii(niM iasr .iom.;ay.
MtooiM Kill -men and Locomotive I
- I'l
t
XO'nee
la'
. . . . '
pii - licked enjnyauly on 31onday
' 1
;i, a well-known citi-
I i.!:. n i.o.i...... .i i.wi-uii.nui "'-
?.eti i A:''' -1 tyhoid fever last
i
fc'CUi
, f . c
1 a.aiTti ot lire last oitn- :
J4 . ..i . a ,
A vv s i;si;:ii. .lie lire ticpaiiinent re-
i;m;:!
1 i
giHjdi. il proiiij'tlv.
tone Hotel ( oir.rany, that is
ii n T f 1 .1 iA,i-.t.l
to S'
i;-.il-l.i. ii. v ., ii.ntj iw li: . 1 1. ii ii;
!
..If. . 'IT t.t' v null- , ,.uuii iiiiti niti ivil' . I" H . .......... t, , , , niiiij, . nui. ii i-
Jp 'V.f " i.oici. j p.Ay vhicli these very young actors went , Fisher, was sent up for a tlwrty days'
.tr. .Mi ( !i I'.aial, f rranklin count-, ' through wit h surprising ease and correctness; sojourn at Castle Ilonackcr, in your place.
Wlm n i .'intcd Sui.erilltfcll.k-nt of the s''""'. "New I'.rooms Sweep Clean " ; Her age is twenty-three years; from which
. ... .1 j was of si couiiciiatnre, and was equally well ' 11 ,:'.v he inferred that sh'-isohl enough to
Sty D.d.uig L nioii Scnool. j acted by comedians w ho were making their j know how to liehave herself.
JU-i'ishii:g for catfish"' is the excuse j nrst appearance on any stage. Uesides th.-ee When we wrote that Fourth of July pno
1 I .., .7 ,t. l. .r;,-.. 41., ;,. ! dramatic exhH ith ns.'were a number of inr. try we intended it to hit, but we can't tell
jnan.cd nu n aoout heie gne then witc ; si).;U n declamatorv etlorts. ! how the editors of the Johnstown D.-mo. rut
whi n they go home late o night. j
i
'Sourg, !
- . v"
.ib m
P.tvid licaihart lives near I'hilips'
Ceiitcr county, and used to own
money, it was a case ot burgiary.
Zeillinger, charged with the murder
of
Wingate ill Tyrone on the 4th, has been
admitted to hail in the sum of S7,0i0. 1
T(. ,,, ., , , , . .. ,. 7),,rll 1
If the 1 huadclplua Jhurn is
authority. n; ladv is sr.fe from insult in
the sticets of lliu.tingd. a after night." j
. The Alto. ma Sun has it from uni'i".
reacliaMe radical authority that there are
thirty ('rceley Kcpuhlic.uis in Ehci slm-g.
Tlie Ifighlatid Agricultural Society, of
Johnstown, w ill hold a fair on their grounds,
ncsir ( Vnieinaugh, on tho '.Mth, 2oth, (.!ih,
and -Tth of Sci.tciaitcr.
i cnsliui g is feai fully excited over
an elopement which occurred last Wcdnes- j
day. The parties aiv ''well known," hut
nOBiim's a;c n:etitioiu.d. J
Li liner, tlie enterprising individual
who ft. d.-all he could lay hands on the night '
tho'.Wf,"N i Logan House burned down,
liaSPicil.I mltv to the charge Ot larctllV ,
Mc( linn, of the Altooiia Trihuiy, has ;
fot back bote. 4' from bis west crn tour, mid
fa f..ni.r rendev. 1 .rb !...!
r. s
columns of his paper, what he knows about
"Westward, ho '."
The Huntingdon JFohi'or
has been
much enlarged, and is now printed on an
Acme press. It is a good paper, and de-
serves all tin' support it receives, besides a
grt;d deal it d.n t receive.
r . 1
alr
r-Thev wanted to
Vvi V.l . lisburg this fail, but our old fair i
grjuu.l is planted in corn, and so they have
copciiUfU logo 10 ii,iic. rtepiemL'cr i in,
l'.'th, and 20th, are the days.
Tlie I luntingdoii county Keiubiican
CJtivcutioii will be held on the loth of
Atust. Our esteemed fcllow-townsinap, j I0,,-,1,'!" Hl"1 'r7ohn 1Vlm; Summit ; John ff hi" hobbles, sawed the tits off of his
. .1 CamtlMdl and James Ma'.oy, Johnstown; door, then worked with a confederate vris-
the lion. A. A. I.arker, is not sanguine , Charles McManamy, Loretto; Joseph Parks, "er into tho cellar, then burst ed things gen
tlutt he will be named as their choice for j East Conemaugh ; John Major, Pittsburgh '; j erally and the two left for parts unknown.
John II oss, McVevtown - jess- Crawford, Thi Sheriff offered another reward of S"0,
j. m t
i A little son fif Timothy Hay, of South ;
afal'.otiirg township, Indiana county, fell
in lVont of theknivesof a mowing machine,
Il Wednesday, and was literally cut to
pieces. His bead was completely severed
from the body.
The heavy rains of the past couple of
weeks have raised tlie Susquehanna to a
rafiing bight, at.d all the lumber at the
Lend waters of the river has been sent down
to? market. As a consequence, the north
erners now rejoice in tho possession of
modi greenbacks.
V-The Count v Commissioners of Mifilin
coti.ty are in trouble. The Supreme Court
recently granted a mandamus: against them,
tl 1 ri 'ci it'll 1 1,1.111 I.. iiM'i-t iru ir. it en iss Toe
. . .... . ,
7' " r.-
itrci ,u ewion ii.immon, w men oMicruie.v ,
fauVii t'tobev. An attachment for contempt ,
wa issued a-ainst tb. ... nd last week !
issued against them, and last week on the lull, of July, 177. came to the United orncer r.niz.-.i s.nerin iveyser oi Bed
- , ... , , . ford, standing in the door ot the Exchange
f the ..uicials was lined !.")00. States in l.'.b, and being a practical and sci- )lttk,. st pping up to him he said: "Sheriff
each
,Ion. K. Cratz llrown, our candidate ' entifie surveyor, was immediately emj.noyed j is this your man ?" "Yes, sih !" said th.i
.for A ice Pics iidit wort' westward and ' bv Gen. Charles CampVll in locating land Sheriff, emphatically, and Scott was provi
, , u,t "estwaitl an.l , . . ,,.," , ded with quarters, at Castle Houck, until
homewa,,! over the I'. 1!. R. last Jlomlav. wrrant! north west of thi 01,10 an'1 I evening when he washustle,! off to Bedford.
aewai.l met the I. J. R. last Monday
He has been i ill l1(...ltb fpc,w.mlwvs !
and i not even
is b;nl ciioii -li.
yet out f danger. That
Ihit 1 iere conies the Altoo-
ti.',,,,-,, in, .1., ... ,i i.
.......v. -..in mini, riiaL v.i.nz; i
tU - look worse yet. after his November '
itfough. ' Ami maybe that will kill him. j
f 1 be Johnstown Tribune, fob's ns that i
1 p l I i orioife toif.'tner ; tno omitfe orone uown. ami
ii' l.cd Stocking bast. l,a cuh of that parade of the Irish volunteers at Dungannon J they all fell in' We are going to the devil "
iVe wonM like to run a tilt .nth our in 1781. He was the oldest member of the i,,'
-'ft'itiimcers. The Vo lntaimers hivino- Masonic fraternity in the United States, a plank oi the Philadelphia platform, ami lorth
,.j n.i.i.i, . - . . . wit h betook themselves to farininjf una house-
i 'ii'blud all the clubs in Western Venn- having become a member ot the ordor in ke. p ny. preparatory to which they bought a
fylva.,'', d,i,l l,;,,.,c, !
t ri ..mi ruimiifi.
d'H w;ls no inducement for them to Ion-I
K: 1 ontinue their organization. Tin y will
If l'lay this year, unless the Ihds insist
Qtl "Ii o'ttiiirt if inf i i wl i. .ii "
i n ," V; V v The Lic.ht ni-sxiN'd Do:.ikstic Rkvvisci
J-lhe Hajes Quartette trcui c and the Machin'K.-"How very light and easy it
tt-in.tablc Frark A. Conly gave two con- r,Insi! is thrt lirst expression you will make
'1mii tlie Court House this week, Tuesday j on seeing this wonderful machine. What
T'1 Wednesday evenings. They were j little skill Is required to run it, and how
tc.l with full liouses on both occasions, j beautiful and jierfect the work,
si'd so great w as the appreciation mani- j The most extravagant praise gives you but
fltcl .,f their singing, and csjiecially of : t1l,; faintest idea of its merits. Seeing is be
etlbris ,,f T.- i io I Heving. Send for samnle and descriptive
i - 4U , 1 1IU VIV i
T'U' i and mimic is one of tho best we
r listened to, that by a unanimous vote
th- audience they were requested to
i"'.it the concert this (Saturday) evening.
4i. ' (lecilc(1 tu iw-'ecue to this reiuest,
a w 'H Uiercfore sing at the Court House
evei,i,,.r ; "
All I enure new programme
r "ers
i
"fgoo.1 vocal music o.rbt tr. 1. !
t, "-a. music ought to U
I MT. CSai.lit7.in' Seminauv. The New
j lork Talil' t of the 2th inst. is the medium
j through which the following very compli
! mentary, lmt well derervcil, notice of Mt.
j Gallitzin Seminary and its Lite eoiiiincnce-
nn'iit reaches uk :
I Some time since Ave referred, in these
columns, to the seminary for little loys
which the Sisters of St. .Joseph established
some years a-jo in the town ot Kbeiiibriri
l"-' e ami unscnceoi temptation in tlie quiet
"'" ". : '"oral uunospuere is no
J(.S
ss healthy. The system of discipline adoot-
t4 "3" t,lt gofd Sisters is so skillfully adapt-
(,i TO "", wants ami teelmgs ot verv young
nvs nave been making 1li- Inst us
of their
"e. U-.stingu.shmg tli-mselves iiyv'Ki con- ,
i ' i , nun ii i 'ii i-i it ii... isii'iLit iuiiiii.1 ui
the Sisters. T;iese f.vVts were demonstrated 1
I at th S.'cond. Annua! Commencement, held bas tlnrty-two jets of gas and thirty-two re
1 on the 11th insr.. to the irreat tdeasure of the ! Hectors.
relatives or tli.. !i,ii- wlm lu,l .-..in., ir.-..,,- i
of th-m, from great distant es, spetially for
tie ni'j !ic'mi A o . ri'ii.-i ,1. ni'niri-lnii.ui
had been arranged for the Commencement, t
jts dill" rent nu nh -i-s briagiag f.:th, asthev i
.l:.l ,1. . . , i
me peculiar merit 01 earn ami every
scholar, bronirht the LTeatest credit to the
young Seminary, ami gfve general satisfae- j
tion to all concerned. Then? were two lit- ;
on, , , v,., ...1 t .. t i I . ... i j
. I-
ill I'l.'ii,. o o L'lt.i.;.,., ....1 ,.-..11 .....1
which were received with much applause. I
which were received with much applause, j
The Salutatory was spoken bv Master N ickie
Uigley; Masters I. (. Ihms'on, L. Springer '
t'uniiingham, Frank Murphv. and Johtmv
Freyvngtd, each performed solos on the pi- i
aim; blasters Frank lieiler, and Teddie Ma- i
loiiev restieet i vet - it-h-w r,. m,1,u 1.;.!.. '
which several ductu s and quartettes were !
rendered, and several ex ell 'nt choi uses by ;
all the pupils. The Vale.lictorv w;is ract-- I
fuUy h,.n ,,v Milstt.r Tt.,hV.v Malouev I
Tie - performances in general were marked
I ty a cimtnlenee in the bearing ot th
Itovs
Will, h can only b" attributed tfi the uneeas
in'r etforts of the good Sisters. The musical
exercises, though evidently the efforts of be
ginners, were not less creditable to the tui
tion received in this excellent institution.
Itight Kev. P.ishop I lomenec, of Pittsburg,
presided at this interesting Exhibition, and
witJi him were several clergymen, amongst
olhcis Lev. II. C. Christy, pastor of Ebens
btirg, Kev. J. lla. kett, of Summit, Kev. ( .
1. Callagher, of Jefferson, and Kev. 1 M.
ar.i, oi Pittsburgh.
A Eitnios of tiik Oli Portaoi; Kail
Koap Men. At a meeting of those who
were engaged upon the State improvements.
known as the Old Portage Kailroad and
Pennsylvania Canal, before their abandon-
ment. savs the Johnstown Il.r.h, Vnirr beld i
at Summit, Pa., Friday, July Kith, an organi-
zation was effected and the followiniT officers
elected : President-.! ohtl Ouavle : V. Pres.
, I
idents Peter Dougherty and James M'Clos- j
key; Iiecordmg Secretaries Wm. M'Con-
m il and J. F,. Storm : Corresponding Seere- 1
i tarv T. C. Mt
After an explanation of ,
the object of the meeting, it was
I?rs,,b fts That we do have a second re-
union of those who were employed upon th !
line of State improvements, .it the "Summit !
House," Summit, Pa., on Wednesday, Oct. !
I'd 1ST"
ViVWwf, That appropriate committees he
m.,0T,lt'Ml to carr.v tll,: nrat resolution into
In pursuance of the second resolution, the
following Committees were appointed :
Corresponding Committee Ym. M'Con-
nell, J. E. Storm, John Sharbaugh, Peter!
'iiiiillil, I- 1:1 llillt' , .'A-.i.lOI I ...LIS, llMVI'll j
Sharp and George Kittle, Altoona. I
Committee Arrang -ments-Uenry Hughes, i
James W. Condon, Wm. M'Conneil, J. E. ;
Storm and Daniel Cristo. j
Committee on Music C. K dch, Summit;
Jno. p.la, k, Pittsburgh ; David Huraphnys,
East Conemaugh. j
Committee on Orn-ors John Sharbaugh, i
Henry Cassidy, V. V. Wike. "
Commute., .if P.oception tos. M'Cb.skey,
Mathew Black, Isaac NVlUe, .irn M-flos'- j
key, Richard Trotter, Col. John A. ljenxm.
n motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet
.1 I
at the call of the President.
WI. M'CllXNKLI,,
J. E. Stokm,
Secretaries.
ALr.XASDF.tt .Johnston-, Esq., father of , the next day. He proceeded to that point
ex-Covernor William F. Johnston, of this ' at once, where he found his man sailing uu
St:it .lie.l -it bis rest. leo.e near VoiiTtrrcitn,.-,, I der the name, of Charley Williams. Hear-
' O 1
it - - . i 1 .. t t .. . t.
v. eMmorcia-iiu co.nn. , ou- ...ij as -ei,
at the patriarchal ago oi vj years, us was ,
born in the county of Fermanagh. Ireland,
on the 101b of July. lTTM. -ame to the United
Allegheny rivers. He was one ot the tirst i
Sheriffs of Westmoreland county, and sub- '
sequently filled the offices of Treasurer and
Register aud Recorder of the county. He
l"" ' "- . s....... (
voU.,i at every Presidential election which !
has taken place in this country except when j
Washington was chosen. He often said
l,;,n..ir tie. l. ..-. .. n eliit.l st h i
Ireland in the vear 17H5. He was an hon- I
or,!l iml an t-ininently respectable citizen,
and was an elegant specim -n of the educated
and refined "old Irish gentleman."
circular to K. W. Steadman & Co., CJenera1
Agents, No. :) Sixth St., Pittsburgh. -
,
Pu. Isexiikko, of East Altoona, is having
entire success in the use of his improvements
in Artilicial Dental Plates. The wearer has i
double the satisfaction of any other p!at,.
made by the profession. Any one needing
...... I. wl.itlil u..i. ii, j . ....
I '.' "" ...i- i in ii u .emeu i, iHuurt; I
,n l'" !1'- fc hours from 8 A. M.,
,llUii 7 r. M. A competent assistant will be :
in the otlice in the evening until 9 o'clock,
Lccal Correspondence.
Johnstown July 25, 1872. .
frear Fryman Allow me to make the fol
lowing amendments to Hrother Chapman's
last Hchool report, as he has no doubt leen
so busy that he overlooked them, and we
want correct Htatistics:
"A good school home, built of brick, contain
ing tuiirroims, and bein-r two stori- s hig-h, was
built tins ear in tlie tiih ward (not 5th wurJ) of
Johnstown.
"A much better building wn erected in Co-t-eiiniutfh
borouirh. also ot' brick, two stories
hirli, ami cotitnininir eiirht rooms. The site is
conspicuous, and the tm ililit.fr can be seen from
the railroad by tny one who travels. It was
commenced i.eiii-!v a vc.ir niro and is almost
completed. Duiit know w hat, It cost, but it is
worth Sil.iiun.
'Several schools are now, open, umnnit which
art? the Woodvule and the Prospect borough
schools. Woodvule school has about ninety
and Prospect about one hundred uuil twenty
pupils.
'"Ve had a Teachers' Institute In Ebonsburjf
last ueeeiiiher. It would be improper to nunie
a few where many did so well, hut his fellow
teachers will take no ctTcnse if I make special
meution of Prof. Mursden and his siiikritiK class,
who were the life uud soul of t In- la -ait ute, and
who contributed so much to the success of tho
occasion." -
The Dally .Wmn'nm Voice is now two weeks
old asid is an institution of our thriving cit v.
in and aiKut it is either stone, brick, iron.
giasx or slate.
i. uiiru i. irM'vieiuin ciiureil nas a
chandelier in the centre of tlie ceiling that
A miner mnie.l .inf.'T rtlo.,,,....
was considerably burned on the face, right
ai'ttl Jtllll :llllr'n 0 1 1 Tll,,l!ll, liKiriiimr 1.,.
the explosion of a can of powder. ' A spark
from his lamp is supposed to have furnished
l. .....
mr imiuir inrarr,
A young trirl whose name I pnnnress. tb.
daughter of very respectable parents living
in Conemaugh borough, was arrested Tues-
:lv TO. it'll I Ii tr lir i. Ii i..,. f rt . 1. 1 ti. tt n.i 'i . .1. ......
. r, -
111 v:l ,t:i 1 li'Y- flint 'illtif li,i riiur lii.l'.n.., in..
fo'tnd out that we meant thein. Pretty smart
fo'tnd out that we meant iC;t. Pretty si
fellows, those editors.
One half of the wheat crop in this en
the county and in Westmoreland count v
nd of
, has
h -en destroyed by the wet weather. Indeed,
"v,! tniglit include many other counties, it
not States.
'n' sereiiaders who went it slron; on tho
CeiK-maugh lMtrou-h wedding, on Tuesday
"'ght, were fined each and costs. It was
" !"'! the llurllrt House that .lid tho
mischief for the Clinton street serenaders.
How are voit George?
S. I. Warfel caused the arrest of two fe
males yesterday morning ou the charge of
larceny, claiming that they had robbed him
of a pocket-liook containing S'JOO and valu
able papers, hut at the hearing he admitted
that he had given them the missing proper
ty. Of course the accused were discharged.
St. Patrick's Society of this place propose
to indulge in a grand pic-nie in Cambria City
on Saturday of this week. With such men
as M. I". Meagher. Michael Sweeny, Michael
Kodgers and Michael Walsh for managers
the social and financial success of the affair
is indeed amply assured. Come down and
bring all your friends.
As you will probably have much else to
prim with your new types this week, I had
ltette,? 'perhaps say no more for the present.
I irh very glad to know that, the rreeman is
L6 have a new outfit. May it and its editor
luui eonuuue to mm e ii.e a green oay iree
Eob Uoi'.
. AltST OF L"0" Monrok, TIIK Gnr.AT
liKKAKl'K Vlifer CiVirOOK 0rK3Up
the Little Joh. Scott Monroe, a in ilatto, was
convicted, at the May Sessions at Kedtord,
ir the larceny ot a small quantity ot bmter,
lint v ( ! i 1 1 i r tu-A lLiiiin.l.: t . 1 ui.nti.non.1
hard labor, in the .Western' Penitentiary, for
a period of one year. The night following
his sentence, be escaped from the iail and
111 ,l to Maryland. The Sheriff offered a re-
w ard ot o0 for his apprehension, and a
'""nth or six weeks later, he was picked up,
by tiie Cumberland police, and returned to
Bedford.
He was hand-cuffc-l, hobbled and placed
in close continemeiit, but the indomitable,
Scott was not to be battled in that way.
With a horse-shoe nail he manufactured a
key, with which he unlocked his cuffs, out
of acase-kuife, clandestinely furnished him,
he m inut'aetnre.l a saw, with which he sawud
.'. ..'."iii'-H iw; iuiriuu; i.-ic., i II I un Mir-
rounding counties, of the escape. Monroe,
" leaving Bedford, struck for this place.
Here he awaited the arrival of "Robinson's
Circus, with which he had traveled last year
in ha.rg f some ring horses. He followed
it from this place to MifUiutowri, wle-re he
joined it. Officer Westbrook learned that a
colored man had joined them at Miftiintown,
and from the description ho was satisfied
that it was Scott.
Th show, in the meantime, had gone up
to Mercersbnrg and over to M'Comiellshurg,
a"!1 ,:lU w lost of it. From M'Oon-
,...lK,iir ,t I...-, ,i.. r... 1
j ... i...... i ... ... ci.i. .iii i.j iii.iii. ni.ni
: Si ott kept himself dark. Oitieer Westbrook.
who was awaitiiig the appearance oi the show
on the line of the railroad, did not hear of
it again until last Tuesday evening, when it
was retmrte.l it woillil li,, :i.t. WillitLrn ahupir
.1 ....
lesi. d linn, ;mn juier consiuerariie enort on
th(. ,,..,rt of Charley, to prove that he was
not Scott Monroe, he brought him to this
place. As they stepped from the cars the
officer recognized Sberin Keyser, of Bed-
We have only to add that officer Westbrook
deserves great credit for the prompt and ef-
ricient manner in which he worked up this
case. Those two pounds of butter will cost
lieiwora county a snug little num. Weren't
buy any at that price. Huntingdon Journal.
Thf, nonu- savs that "Tom Ilolynn. his wife.
'. nis " ''e's mother, all went down to the
if M or farm implements, stoves, hardware.
tinware, groeeries, eto., at Gettrire Huntley's
inainuioth cheap store, where everybody who
reads tbls should tro and do likewise.
now to flo West. If you want to go West,
take the Ehensburir branch train at 6 a. m., ar
rive ar. Cresson at 7, and if ynn are In a hurrv
jump on the I.iniiirrant train at 4 p. in. If
thiuirs work ritrht, the likeliiioo.l is that you
will arrive at Pittsburgh in duecourseof time,
whor if you have not irot far enough west
ward they will likely irive you turther infor
mation. On the railroad, ttiey run by fimc, and
therefore it behooves you, before startinjr, to
call on Cham. Roberts and buy a (rood Ameri
can watch. West or no west, buy from Cham.
Everybody who pretends to know anything
about it says that if this fearfully moist weath
er continues much longer, some hay, consider
able wheat, acres of oats, and corn In qantities
Incalculable, will bo destroyed. Taking advan
tage of this had old state of affairs, the specula
tors are endeavoring, with fnrae show of sne
cessje shove up the price of flour. E. J. Mllis.
however, will continue to sell nour. froo.1 flour.
at old-time prices iust as lon asbuean stand
the pressure. Also prime groceries, feed, etc. .
Caution. Every genuine box of Dn. Mc-
l.W'F.'S LlVtlt bear3 the siiriiature of
. . . r
I Llu u.iu.., auu m-.-.r. private i. nneu
States Stamp. ViT " Take no other." Tho
market is full of imiutious.
COMMUNICATIONS,
OVR COMMfIX SCHOOLS.
THE FIFTH THING.
' Effort on the Part of tmoils is vaii"t.1 it.
all our schrMtls. Five times more could be i
. U'nrned in one 'winter term fliaW is Yearned. .
fh-re is no doubt about tiiis. Just let a very !
valuable reward lie offered to each puTiil for
a special effort, and then see the result. If '
, they can .rogiess rapidly fbr re.w:irds, they '
can without them, 'in imr colleges, pnjilis i
'ttcn liay,. iVi. or six sf,,,Hcs at th same
time, such as Liuin. Creek, (reometry, P.o.-.k- j
keep.iitg, A lgebra, Philosoj by and History,,
with heavy lessons in each, say a tinge in
t'a'sn,- or nit,1STj ,n. ,, hundred iiii"S in
i jrgil, and they learn all their lessons. Some i
ot these pupils are quite young, the most b. -lng
boys of fro: n twelve to eighteen years of '
age. How do thev learn so much1' Thcr 1
tuthr. Study is the only key to knowledge.
During my thirty-eight years' experience in
teaching, it was onlv occasionally that I met,
with pupils who studied hard. In the year
1XH a l.oy named McLaughlin solved all the
sums in "The Western Calculator " in six
weeks, and explained one or two each day,
besides attending to orh.-r studies. In IK4:
'A V"" " ,n 1,1 ,l:lI1"'d McKeevcr went thro'
"unii!ire's Surveying" in eight weeks"
protracting all tie- figures and entering in a
book all th calculations. I l lS.'O a boy
named Asht.ui commenced to study trcogra-
i phy, and at lirst did not know what a hem
isphere was, or iu fact anything. about this
brau. h of study. In two 'month's he could
I repeit about one hundred definitions and
point to Svb thousand places'. m h.t outline
maps. Th"s were rare cases of progress,
but what has been done t aii le'loiic. In
tho M'.t.ersvill.- Normal School 'as much is
learned in one day as is learned in any of
our schools in one month. Why cannot this
industry b- transferred to our Common
i rVhoo'.s? Simply he. ae.se the minds of tho
pupils are not bent on study, hut, are roam
ing over the hills, in a semi-clairvoyant state.
I have known pupils iu hools -to spend
four or five months in learning to add, sub
tract, multiply and divide simple numbers
a task that ought to ! accomplished in
from four days to four weeks. And I have
seen reading lessons assigned to pupils of
one line to each, when pupils the same age
will trauslatea'i;e,v,j onesin Latin. Ke.id
ing is acquired, like a knowledge of music,
by dint of pra. tice. Pupils should l:lVe dic
tionaries at hand and should look for the
meaning of all words they do not understand,
and they t-hould not consider it a grievous
task to do so. Little boys who study Latin
have to turn the dictionary over a hundred
times every day. Why cannot English be
learned iu th same way? It is not for want
ot time. Pupils h iveplentyof time tostn.lv,
especially in winter. The long nights afford
ample time to consult books, and the Uii"
walks in the country to school afford time to
think 1hc;r h ssons over and over a "ain.
And this kind of study is of the heTilthful
kind. Let body and mind take exercise at
the same tine, and no injury is done to either,
(ireat men and great scholars study more
when exercising than at auy other time.
Let the pupils of Cambria county make an
effort next winter to excel themselves and
to excel the children of all other counties
around. Begin the first day of school. Have
all the books ready, so that no time be lost.
Keep at work from day to day. Laltor at
night. Methodize the studies. Divide the
time properly. Make a great. r effort each
succeeding day, and work as hard all the
time as people do ou their farms or in their
shops. Teachers can aid pupils, but they
cannot study for them. The effort to learn
must 1m- on the part of the pupil, while the
effort to te ich must be on the part of ths
teacher. Let pupils spell the name of every
thing they see; read a great deal; count and
calculate, not only the problems in tlie books,
but the areas of fields, the quantity of lum
ber in a load of lumber, the number of cubic
feet iu cellar walls, plastering, brick work,
roofing, and everything that has length, or
length and breadth, "or length, breadth and
thickness. Do not stick to the hook, except
to find rules. Think outside of the book, for
it is thinking makes the scholar.
P.OB TJoT.
Ax I:;nrM.vx Oi'tr.vok A. Faitlv
J)rir n fntti Horn at Xi.ht ar-! th'-ir li nes.',
Hm-riei. A d-sjvrado, u:i:u.ul Jo Iucrram,
living with !iis family, iu Mt. Union, at
a'oont 2 o'clo k, on last I-'riday ic.oriii'.g. pro
ceeded to the resilience of his f.ith -r-in-law,
named l'ya:, liying a short distance a:.oe
that plaee, and l.y threats of iiutr.W droye
his mother-iii-kuv uu.l livo children from
th-ir home, with nothing on but their night
clothing, and th-ii srt fie to the house
and burned it, with all its covtents, to the
ground. He went to three houses to get
match 's before he f-iicceede.l, and after' lie
had succeeded in his hellish design, he as
cended the roof of the house and halloed
"fire" until the heat became uulx arable; the
only pity is that the roof did not open and
swallow up the fiend. The children were
obliged to remain in the woods until clothing
was st-nt from the town to cover their na
kedness. Mr. -Hyan is working at I'.arree
Forge an.l was not at home. The family is
entirely destitute. Iiignm went to work
on the railroad as if nothing had occurred.
It is supposed that the mat tec grew tint of
an old grudge. About a year ago Ingram
acted very badly and tho iJvan 'family had
a warrant ism-d for him. Tn making the
arrest Constable ltodgers, in self-defence,
was obliged to put a ball through Ingram's
arm, u:i.l it is supposed he bears a grudga
ever since. Hiintingdon Journal.
Johnstown bas now a daily Voire in the
tiewa and literal y tfos.ip oj Hie times, and we
me free to say that it makes iroo.l use of its
powers. It s. cms to be well sustained by bus -nci-s
nun and others, mid by none more freely
Hum I ii eiiturpreani' tirm of A Wiemli l er - (?op
pock. wliosc initiiitiKit li advei t i- iii-nt huivi
us that tney are closing o'i t their t-uuiiueihooi s
al artual ".', and as tiny haye evi-ryil.iiig tlint
l'einmine fancy could desire in the matter of
wearing- uppurel, we add our voice to Johns
town's I 'r; jfo in advising? the ladies -spe-;ally
to jrojt here and buy, and jco at once. Zli Main
street is tho place.
The to-vn of Somerset, which suffered almof-i
total destruction by lire a lew' months t:jf-., is
I'cinsr rapidly rebuilt in a more 'substantial ami
elegant ttyle. The ancient town will soon as
sume If not exceed its former proportions, aud
the people thereaway as well us hereaway who
understand their own interests will continue io
llock, as heretofore, to the exceedingly low
priced Clothinjc tore uf M. H. Mayci Openi
House, -1.1 Maiii street, Johnstown, where ail
kind ol w cai inc apparel and f uruistiiiiK fioods
for men and boys are now bein? disposed of ut
wholesale city price to close out summer stock.
A YOrsn i.adv who was doinff her leyel best, ;
t shuttle oil t his mortal coil by the aid of tiirht '
1 iciiiif, and who was lieard to sins', "1 would not j
live alway-I ask not to stay," suddenly niado
up her mind to keep ou living a little louicer, j
if for no other purpose than to see. nduiireand j
buy of the xreat abundance of cleyant dress j
jcoods and dry Konds so temptingly displayed j
and so cheaply sold at John J. Murphy's popu- I
litr empoi i.itn, cor uur of Main and Fran kin i sis.,
Johnstown, where the best of b-.io.1s and tho j
most moderate prices ever reijjn supreme.
Tur report, that a blacksnake fourteen fe t
long: was seen drairjriiuc its ponderous tad aloi g
on Ihe farm of ouo Smith, in Yoder township, i
lucks continuation. Hut tho report that- S.J. j
Iiess& ilro., HI Main street, Johnstown, have .
marked down their stock of nice, sty lish ready. I
made clothinjc to the lowest notch id vouched
for by all who have been their to see Rijc cities :
may trot out lar-rer stocks than Hess & Rro.,
out uelt r koous at tlie same low prices cannot
be fouud iutlde or outside of nay city.
The pink of perfection is a flower, and Solo
mon in all hisiflory had not a toilet to compare
with a lillv. In those da. j, however, James J.
Murphy's'Star Ciothinjc H ill was not, and Sol
omon labored under a disadvantage not pecu
liar to the m-esent time. Mr. Murphy has suits
enoutcn to supply a regiment, and poor indeed j
is toe man who cannot a.ioru ui uuy umw ana
substantial clothiu at the very low pricesr-re-vaiiiiiiC
at No, 10H Cliriton street, Johualowu.
SIuudek. The report that a man named Hen- j
dersou wus murJered In Nova Scotia may bo
false, but the report that V. S. ii.tiker has an
immense stock ot seusoatiblo i'lolliiiijc and dress i
icoods, which will be sold at tirst cost, is a fact I
that a visit to his storo will amply eoufirm. If I
bargains you seek, to V. S. T-irkev just speak. !
us he would like to sell ten thousand dollars' j
worth of such goods next week.
CAUTION All pei8oi.fi ate Lrrcby j
not i lied not to give credit to any body on !
mv account without a written order from lue.
Parties having claims against me will please
present them wit mil s-ix weeks from date, to.d
those indebted to m will miioiiodi.tr,. by set-
thnjr wliSout delay. (il-.O. GASSKK, I
1 Carrolitowu, July 20, 137.-tt. Tailor. 1
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Having been
. "PI'ointed Auditor by the Orphans' Court
i'l tHnr county, to distribute the funds in
the hamlsof John Matmtou Hint Henry Scanlan,
fj-xecutors of Michael Cunningham, deceased,
the. undersigned hereby irives notjee that he
will attend for tht purpore, nt his oltico in
toensburg. on Thi hsdat. t he r.'i tav of Au;
gist next, at 2..Vlock. p. m. when and where
...,- ....i,. interested may attecl.
July "7, 1S.2.-4U JOHN
JOHN S. ItHEr:
KUY Olt AO BUY!
COM2 AKD GEE WHAT
i L, OATMAN
LAMES' SS0E3 AUD RAITEIS
T5as" sljd rsr jn: cud iresj
Cannod Fruits, &c, &c.
STOUE, mmu-
IV YOU W A NT A
&00B SCHOOL FOR TODB BOY,
wheiir he wu.r. hk
TTWZ Tanaht, Will Fnl and Well Cared For,
Amid hnppy surrriiindinffs. send him to
J. II. SHUMA KFU, Th. D , Principal,
.Chambers-bur"-, I'a.
LEBlXOXriLLEY COLLEGE,
i'OK I : II SEXES.
Separate l ui!.)!iir. Fall term beg-In Au. I9th
tur l iilaloune. ndtiress the Prescient.
I., il. HAMMOND, A. M., Anuyilie, Pa.
COTTAGE SEMINARY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Ptttt MidVn, 3Iosi(uiuery t o. Pa.
The twenty-fourth annual session of this In
stitution opens Neiifcmlirr Pith. For Circulars,
address Kev. JOHN MOOUE, Principal.
Family Boarding School
l OU YOL'XU .Ut'.Y AW BOYS,
At Poltitowii, Blnntgnmer)' C".,
on fhila. & Iteailintr it. R. Twenty-second an
nual session opens .cpt. lltli. Situation healthy
and bountiful. Classieiil, F.nlish Mtid Mathe
matical courses of study thorouirh and practi
cal. For Circulars, contaiuinir full particulars
address UKO. 1. MKICy, A. M., Principal.
CIf.I.EiIATE fnl CnnE!tl'IW. IV
iil ll'l l t;,u llavpn.OoNN. Pip:irn-toi-T
to Colle-e, Kut.iie ss, Seieuli.i,; Sellouts, IT.
S. Military rttI NiivhI Aemlemifss. Fall session,
."Via yenr, bcifins Sept. 1:1. For Ciitalow ue, ud
liross (loii. WM. II. UL'SSKI.U Principal.
ACcNTS WASTED FOR LIFE f.ND TIMES OF
Contains H-opm jhie of Trew, Vjinderbilt,
lloiiiil. Tweed, ice. ith a financial history of
the country for lheLit Ihrce tPdr. and Wliat
Jv.-me Jn::-.y at'out It 1. 1 li FK1DAY."
ver ".(I'l pacs. Price Si. Addtess
Nov York Hi K Ct ., Hi Xa.-s.u. St.,:ey Vork.
Criinpaign Goods for '72.
A.-nts wanted lor our Campaign floods.
nt .i;tii. I'n.r lOil 5er e-m. m-Hi. Now
is the time, send at oneo for Ilescriptiye Cir
cnlt.rs i.ii.l Pi ice l.islsol our Fine Sti l Iwi;r.i
vie.tfs of all th. Ciiu.iidates, Campaiirn Riora-phi.-s.
Charis. 1 hotoirraphs. Radices. Pin-. Flags
and everything suited to the tiir.es. Ten Dol
lar per day easily made. Full miiioles sent for
?. Address Muuke i- LJoonsrcEu, 01 i'urk Uow,
New Vork.
4I.5T"Avc.F!TTSEURG!l.
k tl I'A'TS Wit it tod. Airent5 make more mon
jX ty nt work for us than anj tiiina else. Itnsi
nrss lijclit and permaiient. Particulars free.
O. Stinson Co., l ino Art lliblUhcrs, I'ort
land, Mai lie.
U.S.
11 . .
Net A gett li.
X. Y. Iroo. .Tn
Circulars lice. V'JwU
BARLOV'SliSSDiCOBLUE
Is th cheapest and best art icle ir.the market for
liltn iim I'bn'ii x. Tiie genuine h: s loih Harlow's
and Wii I ber-erV ii imr ou the lulxd, mid is out
up nt iltbei '.'it's Drti- Store. No. K5S North
s.-eon.l St . IMiii.i.Ielphia. I. S. W 1 1. 1 U!.K(; KIl,
l'r. pi lelor. For sale ! J)rutiKl3it-nnl tii-oocra.
nejfet nil Violent Piii-grati vos. They
ruin the tone of the bowels and weaken the di
gestion. TA Kit A NT'S KFKEIltKSCKST SK1.TZER
Al'EHlCNT is used by rational people aa means
ofrelievii.a- nil derunyreiiients of the sUoinach.
liycr and intestines, because it removes ob
structions without pain and imparts vi?r,r to
the orjfHtis which it purifies and regulates.
POLU BV A Lb DUCGGL-TS.
u no
fft REWARD
anveaseof lllitu'.
:i isieeuiuK-, lrchuiR- or
H i'leerat. d Piles t but 7e
0 M
yiihm:
to eui
' rileUemed'i fails
cure. 1 1 Is itreoa red
expressly to cure the
Sold by all Druggists.
Piles, and nothing- else
Price, tl.OO.
"IMilDGK LETTING. Ska lku Tito
posai.s for the niat-rials and the erection
of a HKlIXiE across the Clearfield Creek, near
the saw-mill of Anthony Swires, in Clearfield
township, Cambria county, will he received ut
the otlice of t he Commissioners of paid county
until tho 2uth day of Atoust, 1872. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Commissioner's
office. JAS. K. NEASUX, I
FUANC1S O'FltlEf.. '-Corom'rs.
WM- D. M-CLFA.1A.XD. )
Ebenshurg, July 0, ls.-5t..
A DMINKSTATOirS NOTICE
Estato of Mauy Mt Oiihe, dccd.
Letters of Administration ou the estate of
Mary Mc'iuiUK, late if Horoujrh of Ixtretto,
Cambria county, dee'd, baviiiK b en (trail ted to
the iindersiirned by the ltc(tister if b.iid coun
ty, all persons indebted to the estate In ques
tion are requested to make pay ment r.-irhout
delay, and tnoee ha vine claims against the same
will pbnise present them properly authentica
ted for settlement. FRANCIS O'FKIEl.
Loretto, July t, 172. tit. Adminisliator.
DMIMSTKATION NOTICE
J - Itote of Wn.i.iAM Hilkv, dee'd.
L.-tters of Administration on the estat of
W if. i.l am Kll.KY, latettf Prospect boro', Cntn
brlu county, decea.-ed, hsyiivfr been u ranted to
the ondersisriied by the K.rister of Snid county,
all ersons indebted to said estata&re request
ed to make payment wit hoot lelay, and those
having claims against the same will plt.-r.se pre
sent t hem properly a ui hem icalcd for settle
ment. SCSAN Ml LEY, Administratrix.
Prospect, July 20, 17.-01 .
1
j HAS IX THfc I.INE Of
lllllJlllll
MS
j K O r O S E D A M i: N D SI K N T
TO THE
cotosTirUTiOoj of Pennsylvania.
JOINT ltlMII.! I IOS
froponinsnn Amc.i,t,nM1, , tUo in
Mliluiiou r l',-.ir, , re,,!;,.
nr tt f.?rrd ha the Sfimfeninl IIur.f K,t c
fcntatir.x .. the Cmim.i, wealth ,,f tin.-i,'.-.,,. ;(l
in General A,-mhh, ,;f. That the r.l'low i'.,u
Amendment of the Constitution or tics Co, .
monweahh be proposed to tho people fur their
adoption or rejection, pursuant to the jio i
bions of the tenth artic-le thereof, to wit :
AMK.NDMr.N T :
Strike out the sixth section of the sixth hH I
cie of the Constitution, and insert in lieu ther.v
of tho following : 'A St:it' Treasurer sh:.!l do
chosen by the .pcilitled electors oT the St.ite. nt
such (imcsani) for such term of p -r ice s vh;lll
be prescribed by I,iv."
WII.UAM I'l.I.IoTf,
, Speaker of the llouieof l?ei.re.entatiVi'.
Jamks s. ku pax,
S;ie:ker of t lie Seiuitf.
Apriroycii -The twenty-second la.v of M o-.-'i.
Anno liotniiii one thousand eight huadred a:.d
seyrnty-two. JNO. V. C. KAltY.
l'repnivil Hitd certified for pulilic.i rion purs a
ant to the Tenth Article of the Const ittition.
7-i:2.-3m. FRANCIS JO .'DAN.
Secretary of the Cieninoniveult h.
OfTice Socrefary .if the Ctumonwo i:.''.
Ilarrist.ure, June -Otb. 1S7:.'. f
QIIj S A I) aI. in account with li i
e'tool DLctHet of Ciearfi. Id Township :
.ii nk 2". is; ;.
To ain't i ce'd linni Collectors tl,,.
error m last year s s.-i i lem t 2.Si; !::,i;i
it.
Hy niuount of Order lifted ... l,V7s.n
per Cei.taue on money paid bT... ?!.c'.'
Pal. due Township on settlement ..ti:
Pountv T. x f .71
To amoiiut received from Colkctors. . 1.7-
I'L..
Hy anitmnt of Ro'nds and Judg
ments paid '..!." ;1 s:i
44 per . .-tttMire on money p.u.l. il l
44 one day atteudinjc sc'ttie.u't 1..VJ t.
Ral. due Township on settlement ... $
:h...:i
We, tlie umWM'rr.ed Auditors, do certify tlej
above to tie correct.
WM.lVOltv, i
H. M. M IK!.. '-Audi.4. .1-3.
A. in Tit :!(;. s
July 13 -rit.
MOTK'K .lames Mel), in. i t is .iU
; cliael M Il.'rniitt, .Tolm Mclterniitt, Mi
chael A. .McIlClillit, Mlllllt lllli H.rcf.l ll.lllV
Jlcllermit, deceased, and diaries V . M.-D.-t mi;,
l.y his (.u.irdi.in, Janu s Lii.incr- In the ( :m t
of Common lMeas of (.an.'ii ia t'oiinty. No '.
Ileceiii'.er Term, lMJT. l'lui-icj. fuu-iuuns i i
rt 1 1 14 .tt
And now. June l?, IS-', Utile upon James .""Te
Deriutt. .lohn .McUeriiiii.au- .lan.es l.i (-.u.-ii-.!I:iii
of ( lii.ihs V. MeDcrit.it. J,,!m r
MeU.'r.llir- Mini -Ium.. T M.-ti.
.... e - - . .'V IJ1.I, llilll.it
children of lletny McUencit, deceased i-j
awarded l.y the Court to appear tl.eiein on tl- -nr.-t
day ot next term, to accept or refuse t
take the real estate at tlie yr.lnati 1.1 put upon
arv V"l"i1-'!t l'elJ " l4't',ll " 'J of tctn ti-
Notiee to he ciyen to Micluiel MePerniit of
theliuie by publication six times in the t'mii
rii treeman. Hy the Court.
(SEAL. I'rnm the Ii.-cor.l. Certified P'tli o
June, lh;2 j-k. JUTE, l'r.itlionott.ry. '
Attct . D. Donackei:, Sheriff. I j-. .i.i;-.
Y A U J A HLkTFa VSYi : )l"rSA F.K.
, -A FAItM containing tH Afros, more cr
less, of which .Til Acres are cl.-ar, r - '
situated in Minister twp.. Cum- rA4'.
1-ria county, withiu Inn miles of fj-x-4 s i i't
rcsson ami al.out the sume ,l;s- SAsi?:&.
tame from Loretto, will t e fold .'tidt'
very cheap and on easv terms. A 4--"i-CCZ
eotnfoi table Uwcllin House and a irood St it 1
areamomr the improvements. There is aNo n i
excellent orchard on the premises i rid a nevcr
failm ppritur eonvenient to the house. Any
pers-.n wishicir to purchase can cull ou mo at
lunnel Hnl, Gallitzin, or a ldi-e-s
t , . JOHN O'UTlir.N,
July 15.-tf. Gallitzin, Cambria Co., Pa.
carrie! on
branches k Pii. VTKKTZ i:
MIIO.. nt their I ) K. rA 1. Kul.s. sr.
No. ltt Wio-hinirtou Kfeef. J r -t s t :
ltt v Hni.'irtoii Kfeef. .InH-n.! j-e-i
town. Pa., in John I., lotah's liiii!.t-,f?T:0?:i
lltur. 1 hey in:. Ice I i. y ! luut - ,-.t
etieaitesi .! if li .I 1, 7 Kt Tit in J...nst.i
Mi-autilulann ( umi'i.itk sktshi from iu r
Teeth KXTltACTLO ,;i..l Kll.i:i tree d ch
except fur mnt.-rinis n-eii. N.,ii 0 the r "
inj; certificate : This is tot-ertify that l.tl'.e'
le.-sn.-Tie.!. have U ; to th.'itli'i.vc l'r V. i
X- Itito.a room in my residence on V.'asl.Puj
street lor a term oi .-i.v yems.
John I.. li v .
we.
, v -HI
-i:
'.
in l
r.
.Hi'.instown, June If, 1.ST2. Uul o.-;
.i. 1
L.zRrs MvEi.sIn Common Pleas of C
t... ? , '.'r'U County, No. T, J
Cm -
Ul:j
in ii a ii ii otit.i. i jcrm, i.y,:.'.
On inotien or Johnston & Sennlan. the Com f
appoint .John V. I.inton, Ks.j..iin Auditor to re
port distribution of tin- uiuiiiy in the hands, f
the M.criff r.vtsiiiHr from the sale of defendant's
renl estate on above slated writ.
From the Kecoul. ,j. K. IIitf., rroth y.
I will atten.l to tho duties of the above up
pointnientHt my office in the ISorouirh r .lohn-'-lown.
on Fkioav, the IGtii day k Aftii-sr,
1ST', i.t J o'clock, i: ... when and w here all per
sons interested nny attend: oth1.rie te de
barred f -om coming p( mi t.,;d fund
July .Jo,-at. .MU. I4. ld.M)N,".lti,i!.,r.
A U ri OIi-S NOTICE Iii the Ok-
' V PHAN'S' Cot 'lT OF CAMBUfA CoVNTY. In
the nu:t'crnf Hie jlrsl a etai t .if H'pi. . c' ! r.
Adniititriilnr af Jama M . :iti;e,t, t , a,a
now, June Ji. ls;o, oil i.ju" f s.;i inak.-r i
Merry, John 1. Linton, K-rp. upt.oii.led Audit, r
to report dist -rihutiou of t he money in the hiin.'s
ol tiej Auuiinisiiaior ari.-iu-j: tiom the -til. .1
real estate. C.i:o. . Oaimax, CI. rk.
1 will attend to Ihe duties ,,I the above ao
poititnient at tlie ci'ioo of Shoemaker & Hei r-,
in l-.hensl.ur-, (,n lie. kspa V, t he 1 ITU DAVnt
Ai'iil'ST, Is.l:, at :i o'clock, p. M ., when ttn.l whe. e
nil persons Interested may nttend if Ihov , t.
proper; otherwise they will be Uctairnl from
foniiiift iu on siiid fond.
July ?J.-;,t. JOJIN P. I.INTOX, Auditor.
Evan Tt. Kvur.s, ) Common Tleits t.f Coulina
.''' . , i N-- . March Term,
Mary Ann Iwis. S 172. l.it.cl in IHvoi ce
And now, June 10, ls',2, on motion of C I.
Pcrsmnjr. Fso,., V. Jlorn. e lios-, Kjy., -appointed
a Commissioner to take testimony.
. , My the Court.
Notice is hereby rfven that I will sit f...--''e
lturp .se of the abo -cappoiut inetn, at mv . l- e
in tiie toroii:i of Joi;ii town. t;u Sati ri. .
Auursrao. i-:;. at I o'clock, p.m.. when an 1
where nil pels. us interest,-.! irciv ntfei-.'
July i:s.-:tt. W. HOKAca KO;iK, Com'r.
A DMIMSni TOIVS NOTICE.
- E-tate of 'm. DoffjuEttTY, dee'd.
Ilavintr been granted Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of Wiiliata Dougherty, late
of Washiujton township, Cambiia niuniy, de
ceased, the uu.l rsia-ne.l hereby notices ail pe,--hoiih
indebted tosuid ctat- that pavmenl tun -t
be made without .It lay, and those hut ut i clain.s
or demands ajxainst the s:itne are r uest. d to
present them properly atitlien' i.-ated lor set i 'c
ment. JAM l.S V. ( IN loN. Ailmr.
Summit ville, J une 1, l-s7.-iit.
A DM I N I STliATO U'S NO TICK
Estate of I'at'K Dofi; n kiitv, tlec'd.
The undei siL-iie.l, luteins be. n appointe 1 Ad
mit, ist re. t..i I the estate of Pat'k 1 m: licit
late ! Washiitirtoii township, Hiiiihriainiinti-.
de-ease.l. hereby nolilies alt persons iiid.-i.tvd
to said estate t ha t payment inn -a be mu.le im
mediately, und those ha intr t Iaims will pUntc
present them duly probate.! for settif ment.
JAM E-S W. SJ i.N HON, A.i;ii'r.
Pummityillc, June ii, If7V6t.
MILL1NKUY & nKi4s.MAIvlN.
The nttention of the Indies of Ebens
burjrond vicinity is directed to the tact tl at
MUS. K. E. JONK.S has just i-cteivc.l an invoice
of new and fashionable M il littery I loo js. at In r
rooms, in the East Ward. Knciisburir. Wedding
llonnels. Hats, etc., u specialty. Uressniakiii
donv. The pal roiuofo ot the public is resoc;.:
fuily solicited. inneldy.J
C'OAL! CO VM ! Tlie Piih!riU-r
' now prepared to furnish, i-i larye or small
quantities, nil ipudities of A NTH U.V ITE Mi l
IHTUMIN'OI'S CUAU at lowest market rates.
Coal delivered promptly ami f ! i if charge lor
liaulintr at tiny point in Knenebtirn or vi. ic.it.-,-.
tirder-4 left at the Zaii.M Stouk will receive due
Ultention. lANli:u II. ZAll.M.
Elnsburtr, May 25. lS7i.-tf.
T N T II V. O I ' 1 1 A N S" C( I J i : F oi. C a m -
BrilA Cot'NTV. Itnyinfr bpen apnointed Au
ditor to report distf ibtttien .if the umm-y t" l;-e
hands of Vi. H VAX, Adtn'r of Joski-h A. Tool..
de-eased, nil person interested ia said sti!
will take notice tint 1 wiil utteiid m thtf tjutu s
of my appointnicnr, at my oifice inhofiuliiii-K-,
on Thi hsdat, Aft.l'ST l.vrit. iu. J- ' - -
July i;V "- V. A. SHQKMAKl-.l- Auditor.
lOIl tSALH A new Spring Wa-o
-- will behold bv the pulwriber, on libtr:!
terms l5o, C I u su bin liay Itukcb uud thj
VHllcvCi.wt Mower and Keaper. .,..,
je.-ti.lit- liUO. L, K. 4A1IM.
in all iis
FOR THE SEASON.
O
LIMES' sum
172 & 174 Federal St.
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA
Ladies' Suits, from $2.50 to $10.00
Herr.anis, from 10 to CO
Grenadines, from 2h to 50
ii8ul Wash Poplins 12 to 20
Suitings, from 2X to 25
50 IMflcrcnt Styles of
DRIgg GOODS!
Kost Kenarkaljla Ear-rains.
;A.W.1WISC0.
0-' j a B. ,
.JH!h E FiRXiSIilXC GOODS,
a r :
Wholesale aadEctail.
Principal Omce 101 V. Finn St., Cincinnati O
IM VALUABLE GIFTS
TO HE DtSTIllIU i KD IX W "
15G.U hF.(,T'L.Mi MOXTI11.V
To be d awn Mnminv, An-. . t. kT,.
$5,000 Itf GOLD!
i wo rrzes IJCO- f 3
T e. I r- n t H
n i
i wo rnzps DUU f
iti a r.
ive Prizes $1C0
iii;
One. tUQlrtia p,.,, Notched 7T..re vith
- - .'-"'... il'illie", in,l' II 511,1
One llor,e ,,.t :,,,,, silr,r-M,,to,f
r"7' ' Sru.iV-r M.T'lnne. worth nm.-neh.
I.a-M, s4 CM I '. ' -?r'
fhaitis. S.di.1 -iloui-i -ISi TVd,
vc v.'- l':.K,I"S x !":,,''-'l h Aibuins. Jewelry
1,1
'- ' i-oii.liiiH will l.ruiii-11.
''tVT'.' K'-:i.s.r!: s,x Tm -wr: TWEI.VH
1 H M I- .11; 1 KKMT-FIU: Tl KtTS 11.
(i rec i:i r t ,. ., ;,i rt r..n i.- . .
-'... .... nK ,i i 11:1 i i 1 1 1 iirizes. a .1
scription of the naiinei- ,,t ,t.. ....
lrtKiVn -''-etH-et.VnTribiUh'n
t-s m..:t' be addr-c'io11" A.!'
OFFICII.
tier
ei ii- k. . c-. . ... tox -f
....... o... 11.VCIXN.4TI
. O.
CHEAP rmGGODS
GOODS! uSm) CHEAP !
THK undersijrrp l would announoetn his an
troiis,.n.l t. pnl.li,..,,, ra:lv. ,lrtt 'hag
pit I'-i-i n i-i! a l-.u-j.-.- hp.' ce-.-unt stot-k .f
HOOTS, SHtlL'S. ; SITlT-.s "',"lM(M k ot
SI.IP1 P.l:s. HATS, CA?a i-r
TEA?, COFFEKs. r'1 AO.
TOHACC. CUnilFSFtlZ' ?Ar?- &C- 5
oil, r.AM-.iIVrVx,V,;oTIOX -.;
WAI.I. P.M-l'S. V.lM.tAv itMNTs,jtr.,
UcMdes a srcneral varietrof other fronds ill
soon and see the bargain I am ott'ei-tnir' "
T -T-S. A. MA II Kit.
June 1, is. -'.-3m. scmmit. Pa.
THE ES58EST SHIP AFLOAT!
II.St.NS irniii r to Curoii. nr ilicn .,i'
f o r t h e i r
njf
f rlen.fs to th f ,',
t i ii nt r ii outrht tu
l.uy tli.-if riekets
from M. P. Mk -.-;
licit, A).ii r,,
t he c e li'lii at. ,
Allll.l-lill I.i.K
... . , to and irom Europe. '1 his I.
is ; renin, kat.ie for comfort, speed and safe
mo'
-t -
'...:. ... i aim upwards sold at the lew
i-iirmit r:'f... For further pnt'kiilars call
cst
at
. , " -"v .-i.u.c, .to i rat-klin sir.
J'l.iiist.nvii, l'a. I.l mi.. K--. ,.
et,
-1
Presdentia!
Cairpa:gn
CAFf, CATES i TOUCHES.
Send for Ir.t fSTUAiao
Clio i i. ah and I'kice Eist
Cc.n'ninouam A- Hi 1. 1.,
M.IMIinTIIKIIS,
Xo. ! li;ir li Str'l,
'.".. !:t.rniA.
June lsT.-Sm.
JAI
JE3 R. RSTD a CO.,
IKAI.Ki!S IX
oTSTHrrn nTf:n.7.l rn ir-fftntur
rtAi'uiiU ixihih m mm.
Ulll.f
IT T .S J5 ir i; a i , I- 4 .
FINE WATCHES CAKFI I LEV HEl'AIEKDI
T r.oYD co., r.iNK. Hs.
- J Ei;r..xnr-rtf;. pa.
I5"-Oo!.l. Silver. Cov. rr.ii.eut l.oa.is. and
other Securities, bought an.l s. ld. Intei-e-t al
lowed ou Time 1'eposiis, ( ,'. I .-et ions niede it
all Hcceibie point : in ih. Fciie-: .-iittr. ai.d
general Hanking business ii n..s..ctei.
V7.M- M iJ.OYI) .ti'O,
n.txKMts. .U.Ton.v.i, P..
Irafts on the pi in. i.a! eiti.-s anfi .-Oxer -lie
Ci.! for -al.-. Co!,. , t i -t s me..'e. u: ies r. -cied
on lepoat. ptty.i '' on .h inand without
interest or upon time with .'iitcrt at fair ratti.
Gt KO .M. IIKAIU:. Attti,ey,tIj,.c,
I K.bensi.orir. I'-l Office in new buil.lii.
recoiitl; eicctf.i in Cei.ite street, two i(.or
frotn hiph sffet. g ifuvj.
n NH:i M LAi:(;iII.IN. Atfwv
a'-fA!v J.-hiatown. Pa. O'.liee in the out
Kxcliaiiv,-.- buildu -mt, (t!(-t:iirs,) corner of Cli -ton
and JHiirt str.--. ill attecd to all hi s
iness connected v. it h hts profession.
JOHN I'. LINTON, Att-rn y-at-I'"i
Johnstown, I'a. Oflleo in bnihiinir smill:
wpst co-tier of M iin and Franklin r-trc-ts.s-o-ou.l
story. Emiancco.i Frao k.in st i e-t.
rV V DICK. AiT..!(M.v at Lwv. KM
-" ensliura-. In. Otthein ol m-"!.' f.V r.
All manner of let..i lmsim Httein.t d i.is..tis
laotorilj nn.t c.llcelioiis a ei.cciulli . ii-'-.l;.