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EBFXSBCEG, PA.,
October 25, 1S72.
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tOCAL AND PERSONAL.
5aj nl "ristinp at noil near Home
jTaJlowetu next ThumLiy.
iTftfci yur cabbage, stalks and all.
fAi.J then take hi jour front doors,
i ..I,,, i'.i.d all- . .
llO Uiiuiw n-"- v.
m d frcin one station to uuoincr are
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i ..it M fr I V ifc
A-'t is. v-oith any one's while to call and
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'I. Vlien cm tne uuy db buieio can
4' 1 .'V? it ii;.1tt1iii-it criri n:imel f rm
the sirecL aim uiuiic uitc ui uui
aco.
thiit'u.
l little Vium-'J"""' p .
in tbe street and broke one
h l i c'ir the wrist, a few evenings
V:.s walking"" the curbing, and
, J -.be amtfor to do it.
v iinics. I-.so.. of Johns
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K. r.arnes. r.sq-. oi joimsiown,
l.-ik on lawsuits and taken up
.r kllltl OI 8U11S. UHh IK, ne
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Urd in t lie rtitu m.i viwim. n.
i I, lmstovrn Democrat is authority
tl.it -Ir. waniei -?uuinan, oi
,x nt hip. has gauiereu grains
1 i it tiolll one Jiwmtu uii
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certainly a wonderful
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fceasj'1
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ces to U- - r u,v:tn fmai., ;f.,nt.
T1 : ui
i i.i li.ive l.en a tcven months
T r.niid in a field near the Oer-
'''4 rlnuch. Htillidaysburg, on
, I , tiiRion last. Ito cluo to the
, ;;.-aion is about to be made
t!
11. we didn't get the dutes right
'. -.ill".- u!u. It is to be held on
',,f ,., xt week, Nov. 2d, athis farm
. ,1, U township, and live 6tock,
Uls ;iiiU piooucw re lue arw-
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nut a
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Mrs.?'
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was convicted in lilair coun-
i v for the minder in the sec
t' Henjaniin Devine, and sen
j.t nitentiary for five years.
! attached to the U. S. Hote',
I , v. a det 1 1 oj cd by lire on Fri
,auc other stable was partially
:i a thiid one was torn down
v further spread of the coulla
e origin of the lire is an open
! "liabeth Jones and her mother,
. v. . i...tli widows and former re-
c n .-idcnts o
,i nt :;i t itv
. f ii faiiticide. -Mis. Jones is sup-
b se been the mother ot theniur-
kiert4 ihi'd.
y i. A. J. I ierce, oi w esnnoieiauu
!.t has "l-iisl six pumpkins from one
Vti.'i ar which weigh resctively
b U' l-I. I''ai-d 14 po'inus, niaiving
t ,l wc.uiit r : huiiu. iiitj san-c
. r: ikn .an 7. jolics in the ptss.sion of I
Ut ". :-hi"r - i-'U'dr and 10 ounces.
i lJv-..b I'avue, aged ixten years, bns
ito jri... i he "rest ot hisjouniey through
! 1 fo t tt :' I" '. I c,-i's'. like nn.v anoth
er fJ. ! 1 v l.t juuii'ed on a freight train
m.... LxituiU.iy evening iasv, .u,
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j Death of Disnor O'Coskok. Rev. M.
O'Counor, S. J., Iat Catholic IJishop of this
dioi-ese, Jied at. Woodstock College, near
IJaltimore, at fifteen minntes before 7 o'-lock
j on Friday morning last, after an illness of
! more than a year, which he hore with sur
prising patience and truly Christian resigna
tion. liishop O'Counor. was born in the Tiririity
of tho city of Cork, Ireland, February, 1810,
and was sent to the College of the Propa
ganda, Koine, at an early age, from which
he passed with the highest honors, and of
whom it was said by the late Cardinal Wise
man, he was the "bright, particular star."
He was, in accordance with the rules of that
institution, to be devoted to the missionary
lie!d, and, after a short sojourn in Ireland,
embarked for the United States, lie was
for some years President of the Theological
Seminary, iu Philadelphia, of St. Charted
Borromeo.
lie came to Pittsburgh as Vicar General
1841. lie was consecrated
Bishop. Anirust !.. 1K4.'J. iu Kome. whitber
lie bad gone to join the Jesuit order. lie
brought with him to this country, in Decem
ber of the same year, a community of the
Sisters of Mercy, now' spread over the Uni
ted States, atid some years afterward the
Order of Pasiouists. "Upon the establish
ment of the Diocese of Krie, in 1X03, he w as
transferred there at his own request, but
resumed charge of the Diocese of Pittsburgh,
at the instance of the Holy See, in 18.14, iu
wim-a lie continued unld his resignation iu
June, 1S00.
He established the first successful hospital
in Pittsburgh in 184t, which he placed in
charge of the Sisters of Mercy. He also
founded a Theological Seminary, which was
very dear to his heart, and w hich was not
forgotten during his years of retirement.
The Pittsburgh 1'ost, iu commenting on
his death, says : Not alone among those of
his own religious faith will this announce
ment of his "passing away" be heard with
unalfected sorrow, but among many of our
older citizens will his name be remembered
for his social qualities, his vast learning, his
boundless charity, uneireumscribed by creed
or color, and his elevated Christian charac
ter. The more we consider the wisdom of his
measures, the extent of his laliors, and tho
muniticeuce of his charities, the more do we
rind that
11 is distinction true and vital,
fcliiucs supreme o"er crowns und tli rones.
The mildness, humility, and iersoual
Huavity of his character were such, that ho
seemed to realize with Massillon, the great
Bishop of Clermont, "that the pleasure of
doing good was in itself a sufficient reward."
As a scholar lie was an ornament to liter
ature ; as a citizen he illustrated all the civic
virtues ; as a Bishop ho was the pride of the
Kpiscopacy. But it was especially as the
"tiiMxl Shepherd" the friend of the joor,
the lather ot the fatherless, the promoter of
education, and the exemplar and expounder
of the Gospel that his character shone with
glorious refulgence. Calk-d away after an
eveutlul and well spent Hie, we but imp;-r-
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Local Correspondence.
f Johnstown, have been , Wt,y fe.et.au tLe oi.iuioti of those who
i and seut to jail on a tuew iim t wheu we say :
lie was it man ! in form anl uiind and soul,
An lew wuo wear I lie snupe deserve Hie numo:
And iit great title to liiul frenerous claim
Va bis fuilillmeut of true uiuiiiiood's whole.
A Oojpcl 1. 1 K-st, bis heart und lip the coal
hum Uou'g IiikU allir M ttruieu ; laitiitul, de
vout. His Mined place within ; to tiling without
f sing the worliJ u!ove the world's control.
Of jr.jo.l report n liishop ; troui hi. Side
Malicious shutls tell linriuless ; in ni mica
(jeiiiul us charily; betiind m screen
He Hulked; iu opcu ways he lived and died.
How inii-ed his look, his speech, his cordial
hand!
How uiourned by all the good ! Blessed will
his memory slanj.
tie cars 'ran over auu crusneu
; tl baily that it hud to be am-
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Bfirre !1
t;ici ; a:.d
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v. i .1 Glassadvertif.esjierliand
i .i.-li this issue of the Freeman
.'?ci his conimodiouaad hand
:g house, with grounds at
a?so tw. other desirable town
:ic sale on Thursday, Nov. 21 nt.
od chance to invest in first-class
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I Lc water saw mill of "Mr. Evan Evans,
aiVd sawver to keep all things eren, was
Lamed to the ground on Monday afternoon
Lvt alotit four o'clock, entailing a loss of
Jabci.t fSM), three hundred oi wnicn uie
:1a Insurance Company will be called
v. 'I he lire originated from a burn
j heap.
I Joseph rarks, of East Conemangh,
iS-tuiday night last maoe ine recip-
o it to him at the Wilmore Catho
No doubt Ji e feels justly proud
..i,;.ii i w.i-.l to 1 a valuable
$i we are sure he will sport it with
3ue and dignity.
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I I loUNilip, T.C r.'tiw cj '-
r iuf Tijrti.M) of our crrcsjMdident, is in the
i nf)nb-wi"U i-n extreme of Cambria county.
;lt wal fom.id out of pu.rts of Placklick,
'Buiquil-imiia and Carroll townships, the
1 , sm if havipg been contirmed at the last
i; tsnnaf urcountv court. The figures "30'
fcltirtilJ have been "2:50." tho "" having
beca ftn ken oil' by accident,
n'i Maiy Jane Foster, wif of lion.
lIT'inj 1). Foster, licd at her home iu
rkiemsburg, on Wedncsilay of last wwk,
fcfur an iUnehSofscvcr.il years duration.
; v,e was a holy jxissensed t-f alt virtues, h:wl
; ns amiable and generous dispos.tioii and
highlv accomplished, lier honored
'.-tu lad and esteemed family have the
f all who know them.
,yc are sorry to learn that our friend
vA psi Iron. Mr. Ianiel Carney, of Mun
KU'nOwnM.ir, had the misfoitune to bleak
.. la s in his left leg aive me ankle,
) , play morning, by being caught be
"lt, t t.i "hand -car and freight car at Crcs
il.t i c he was engaged in loading po
"tati.a. lie fiactuie is s-aid to be a bad
ti e, ln.t vi- l.oj; his injury is not of a se-
ri'J-U t! ;,i;,ct. r.
"H... Ah ia Sun says tliat there are
two'. i .c -. twin brothel s, running lie
tee;:t.,.u :y and Pittsburgh wliom it is
i:rv t r any one but the most inti-
m'e .j ui i. m. "e to distinguish apart.
All v'J. h u,. j,, , w long ago, but then we
ci!;!( ue i -l-prise suilicient to item--:?e
.' 4 f.m. ( f i -ouise they are both what
t' e uu gmwl, clever fellows.
1h'? t;e ns of Suinmihill township,
t.acvi: .-.v. and they not only do run be
'r A:i. . n.i and irittburgh, but Duron
lti It tKuiicx l';lt and Jim for short.
fe sometimes think we have all the
a l Jti k that's going. On Wednesday
c&; .:.. -t her streak of it. While hard at
' -In vii'g to get our pajuT out on time,
0R- vl"ie brick ami several pieces of like
": f u came rattling down from JVI. L.
fc:is roof, and bursting in atone of
!'' Widows of our otlicc, narrowly miss--n
ln;ul of one of our boys, struck a
E". - f of tvne and knocked nearly two col-
Sato the most tindelinable and unpala-
"pi " The taking down of a Hue
end foremost is what caused the
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Tits (Yixdkmxed Mai?. Through the
'1 rtss and by many tongues the hope
ft..-.. .......... l.-it- "ticli!ift
" t shortly to expiate his fearful crime
Cn sc-fiofd in the jail yard at this place,
r.;ike g.MHl use of the briet lime leu
f'r repentance, and while we most
f Uy and earnestly re-echo that hope,
s us extreme pleasure to say that,
I' "standing his recent violent conduct,
ttcn of that desire to live inherent in
i.abts, we have the assurance of his
fial adviser that since his death war
tas ln received he has become pcr
Iineek and tractable, and that be
f lanifestjs a most earnest and prayer
T's're to make his peace with that
lhoin he has so greatly and so fear
!'itendid. That he may succeed in
-g his immortal soul is certainly the
e wish of every true hritiaa hwt.
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Tue Death-Knell Sounded. Jfickael
Hoove's Day 2s 'umbered Desperate Con
duct of the Prisoner The Sheriff Forced to
JShootand Wound Hitn Twice in Succession.
The death warrant of Michael Moore, the
unfortunate wretch whose fearful crime of
wife murder ar.d subsequent conviction is
still fresh in the minds of our readers, was
received by Sheriff Bonacker on Saturday
last. That warrant iixes Wednesday, Nov.
27th, as the day for the execution, and as
the Sheriff was only awaiting the arrival of
the document in order to more securely
confine the prisoner, he on Monday had an
other cell properly fitted for his reception,
and there he now i chained by one leg
to the lioor. The desire of the Slieiiif to
remove Moore was not begotten of any par
ticular fear as to his escape, although for
some time aware that the prisoner was
making futile efforts to dig a hole through
the jail wall, which he concealed from view
by the aid of his bed-tick, but because he
felt t Lat every precaution should betaken
to secure him, now that the dread day had
been filially determined upon. According
ly Sheriff Bonacker summoned to his as
sistance Deputy-Sheriff llassou, ex-Sheriff
Myers and Conductor M. A. Quartz, and
theso four gentlemen repaired to the cell
of the condemned man, where their wish
to remove him to another cell was made
known to him by the Sheriff. To this pro
position Moore very emphatically dented,
and as he had possessed himself of a por
tion of the lead pipe, with faucet attached,
by which water was conveyed to his cell,
and threatened to take the life of the first
lerson who entered, it is not strange that
the party withdrew for consultation and to
give the pi in -ner time for the "solcr sec
ond thought,." The next visit, soou after,
W; met. However, tiy Mooie in the same
spirit, and as moral suasion seemed to !
of no avail, it was resolved to try the effect
of cold lead, and, acting ou this idea, the
Sheriff tired three shots from his revolver at
the prisoner the first, intended no doubt
to iutimidate him merely, did not take ef
fect ; the second and third shots, fired for
the jurose of wounding. truck him ie
sjiectivcly in the thigh and wrist, but nei
ther bullet produced a very serious wound.
Moore, instead of avoiding tho shots, as he
might have done, seemed to court death,
and it is even said that he bared his bieast
and invited the Sheriff to shoot him through
his heart. Soon after, however, he was
induced by Mr. Myers to succumb to his
fate, and walking out of his cell, jiermitttd
the latter gentleman to take him in charge
and conduct him to the other cell. Here,
after leing securely placed in irons, the
death warrant was read to him, he receiv
ing the dread announcement, it is asserted,
with a levity and want of feeling that was
certainly remarkable, not to say shocking.
Since his incarceration in the cell to which
lie was removed he has seemingly began to
realize his terrible position, and he who
has a right to know him best is hopeful
that God iu his mercy will yet pardon the
poor wretch. To all which every humane
heart will say amen.
i
Bold Robbery in Altoona. The fol
lowing letter furnishes an account of one
of the boldest and most daring robberies
we have read of for many a day. It oc
curred in Altoona on Tuesday evening last:
One of the most daring robberies ever
committed iu this city was perpetrated in C.
C. Shannon's jewelry store, corner 11th
avenue ami 14th street, yesterday (Tuesday)
evening. While Mr. Shannon was at his
supper, ami wnne mere, was uujiciu o
the store but one of the clerks, a man entered
and desired to look at some nue gold watch
es. The clerk handed out two very valuable
watches, and while turning around to pick
up a piece of chamois, the fellow grabbed
the watches, bounded through the door,
made a sharp turn round the corner, disap
peared up the first dark alley, and in the
twinkling of an eye was non est inventus. As
soon as the clerk recovered from his aston
ishment he gave the alarm and chase was
made, but without success. At present writ
ing no clue to the thief has been obtained.
Mr. Shannon estimates his loss at about
$400. Yours, ite., A. Vajbd.
Altoojta., Oct. 23, 1872.
j Friend McPike I extend to you the sym
; pathies of my heart in the loss of your
moUier "the best of earthly friends." as vou
j truly remark. To stand by the death-bed of
i a motner ! w-neu the last breath is caught
up by the angels of God and registered in
( Heaven a pledge of immortality ! What a
solemn and impressive moment I The moth
er she whose love guarded us ; whose
I hand guided us ; whose kindness developed
, the good points of our nature, whose whole
: life was a vigil in our behalf 1 And, while
t the falling leaves, the chilly winds, and
cheerless earth reminds us of the certainty
; and rapidity of decay of the rieetness of
, time your mother has been called to a land
; where leaves never wither, where the bright
, ness of day reigns through eternity, where
I peace is given to the troubled, and where joy
j is given to them that sorrow. Kequiscat in
i Jmcft.
i This plain, open fact stares us in the face
at very turn we make
SOCIETY IS FEARFULLY CORRCPTl
Men sell their souls for gain ! Waylay
their fellows for gaiut Rob, and plunder,
and defraud for gain I Murder, dark, damn
ing and bloodv, perjury, and every crime
known and unknown crimes that would
make the devil blush stare us forever in the
face I Nootlice, trustor condition isexempt!
Kven iu our own city th foul odor of crime
rises up, until the stench is almost tieyond
endurance ! And now one ofthe officials of
our city stands charged before the public
with crimes and misdemeanors which, if true
must lasten public oil ium forever upou him
and cast his good name to tlui winds. A
committee has been appointed by Councils
to investigate the charges, and it only re
mains to be seen w hether or not they can be
established. Truly may we be alarmed.
The Good Will ball, which took place in
the Opera House on tho 17th inst., was a
grand success.
Very Rev. Father Tuigg, pastor of St.
John's Cathoiic congregation here, left yes
terday for Baltimore, to attend the funeral
of the much-loved Bishop O'Connor, which
takes place to-day in that city.
Mr. Stephen Burley is the name of the
express agent here, instead of "Buckley," as
printed iu my last letter.
Olmus & Zink are pushingtheir new build
ing, llth streetand 11th avenue, rapidly for
ward. It will be a handsome structure.
Markets are very slvmly attended, produce
scarce, and everything high. Consequence,
considerable jaw.
Young ladies iu the "city" ought to be care
ful how they "make fun" of young ladies
from the country. The other day a certaiu
pert and pretty miss of our city espied a
rather oddly dressed young country lass on
the street, and openeil a volley of derisiou
upon her, indirectly, for her many peculiar
ities of person and dress. The young lady
from the country retorted in a not very plea
sant maimer, thusly : "Humph! that's kind
er smart, aint't it? Now I s'pose, if the peel
was li .tf that apple, Ike as not the apple's rot
ten ! Don't know I'm sure. But tho "peel"
is awful pretty anyway looks like a "maid
en's blush."
An alarm of fire wassoundedlastevening,
about o'clock, but it was unwarranted.
Pan.
Cherry Tree, Pa., Oct, 22, 18T2.
Friend Mcl'ikt Local items, like dollars,
are scarce articles with us at present. Bus
iness is exceedingly dull and there is quite
a lull in political circles, caused no doubt by
the astounding result of the late election in
this State. Surprise and consternation seem
to have p tralyz-i.l. ai it vr jre, alljparties, aud
you scarcely hear politics discussed at pres
ent where a few weeks ago it seemed the
all-absorbing topic ofthe day.
Ex-Sheriff llarter bears hl.- defeat with
hearty god humor, ami his laugh is just as
merry and he as full of fun as previous to tho
election. The report in circulation of his
visit to tha log camp ths night before the
election, with a little brown jug under his
arm, said visit purporting to have been made
with the intention of inilueniing voters, I
beg lave to state is false, the Sheriff having
been at home all evening and the person
first originating the report admitt'ng he did
so first for ajoke. A dry joke that 1
Col. Ross Hartshorn and J. Blake Walters
(logmen) paid a flying visit to this place
last week. Both gentlemen looked hearty
aud seemingly well pleased to find their in
terests in the logging business so vigorously
pushed forward by the operators, Messrs
Reed & llenuerson, who seem to thoroughly
understand their duty.
Capt. MeCormick, of this place, has been
absent the past week engaged in collecting
thn assessment on the II. C. iK: Susquehanna,
li. R. stock. Should he 1 successful, the
road will uo doubt be again put under con
tract and work pushed forward more vigor
ously than before.
Wm. Atchison, Esq., formerly contractor
on the Rbensburg mail route, is doing a
thriving business on his present routes
running two hacks from this place to Iudi
ana on the northern route twice and on the
southern route three times per week. Iu
addition to tiiis, he has the sub-contract of
the route from this place to Marion, Indiana
county, carrying this ou horseback twice
per week. Eighteen mails per week seems
to have bron chi us nearer civilization thau
we formerly were, but on no route do we so
fully realize the great ad vantage in increase
ol mail service as we do ou the l-.lensburg
rout, the great bulk of our western and all
our eastern mail being carried bv that route,
and instead of receiving our papers and lett
ers four aud six days aiccr they were print
ed or written, as formerly, we now receive
them the dav after.
Capt. D. J. Weaver, of this place, un-
uui.u..lt- takes the premium for large sweet
JH.auocs, Having raineu ui w-iKioiii 41 Im.
aud 7oz. This monster is of the variety
known as the red sweet potato, is much
shorter aud thicker than the common yellow
and is riblied like a cantelote.
By next week I may be able to give you a
description of a log camp, tue logmen s muue
of living aud their system ot operation.
TlSHKMINUO
Mr. Georoe Huntley has just put up
for us a heating pipe attachment to a Speer
anti-dust stove, w hereby ne stove is made
to do the double duty of heating one room
on the tirst and one on the second noor. It
is a very neat and substantial job, and we
feel sure that it will do its work well. We
believe the idea is original with Mr. Hunt
ley, aud like all his business ideas, it is prac
tical, moderate in cost, aud full of wisdom.
We commend this improvement to the con
sideration of all who wish to enjoy the most
comfort for the least possible outlay.
Wa republish the official returns of the
oounty In proper shape for future reference.
The JScho has yur thanks for the table.
Wokth Knowing. To ascertain the length
of the dav or uiiiht at any time of the year,
double the time of the sun s rising, which gives
the length ot the niirht. anil double tne tune or
its setting, wlncli gives tue lengin or me uay.
TimMTi imu Hie whereabouts of tbe most ele
gant, varied and complete stock of gold and
silver watches. Jewelry, fancy articles, clocks.
books, stationery, cigars, tobacco, etc. visit tbe
renowned emporium oi (J. I. Hooeils, no lias
enough goods in his line to supply everybody
and ail his relations, wnicn Cham, will be glad
to do at lowest casti rates. Call sua see c l .
True Happiness. A erustof bread, a pitcher
of water, a thatched roof and love vtheir in
happiness for yu, whether the day be rainy or
uiiiiy It is tne neuri mat manes tue iiome,
whether the eye rests on a totato patch or a
Mower garden, aod it Is the xeelleiit flour E.
J. Mills deals out to bis customers that makes
I bread wortbv of the uamel and a home without
such bread, wether itn roof is thatched, shiuglcd
) or tiled, is not a good place to diue at. Ue-
i member Mills wneu you warn goon uour, iv
ceries and such like.
The election Is over and in triumph now
floats the flag of the party that received tbe
most votes; tne country is safe and the world
moves along, and Vailie S. Barker is still going
it strong in the giving of bargains iu dry goods
of all shades aud groceries aud notions of the
very best grades, which we wish to remark are
pleasing to alt who, appreciating low prices, oa
Valiie aoth call. Closing out summer goods to
make room lor new stock. Now for bargaius.
CAUTION. Every genuine box of Da. Mi
LANE'3 L1VE11 PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS., and their private United
States Stamp. t3J-"Take no ether." The
market is full of lmitatiens.
In thirty-three days more Michael
Moore will be no more.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having heeii permanently
wired of that dread disease. Consumption, by a
simple remedy, isanxious to niuke Known 10 nis
r. 11. ne RiitTi-rei-s tho means of cure. To all who
desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription
used, (free or charge! wun me tureenons ior
ureiiarinir ana using me same, wmen tney not
11 nd a s U UK ct k k f or Comru m iitmti.A xth
OF-
mn.liron-
I'arties wishing the prcscriptioa w ill
tilmisn Mfldl'f'HS
ll-13.-ly. l'.4 Tenii St., Williainsliurgh. X. V.
Qtw dvfrtiscmcutjs.
6silenl'le
Cittaloirili'S
snd one sample free. N.V. M'f'g
npVTl SOMETHING NEW
auh J articles.sell at sight.
1 Hlitlt'll' aniieiif.. . ..
If anted. Co., 21 Courtiandt St., N. V.
"Hand Stampt," all varietie.r,irciilrs f ree.A?'ts
WauteU.W.U.il.JJavisiCo. Ml is. T'JNussau.N.Y.
BTiili'o-nn Send stamp for Illustrated Catalogue
uMOlo on Huilding. A. J. llicKi-ifcia. Co.,
37 Warren Street, New York.
Washington University
MEDICAL SCHOOL!
BALTIMORE, 31 D.
TS OAVr OI'iN I
STUDENTS CAN ENTKlt AT ANY TIME.
TheCliiiienl ad vantages of tbe School are iinsiir
passed. Fees, including Direction and Hospi
tal Tickets. C5. Fr Oataixmu'ks containing
full particulars apply to Prof. ClIAULES .
CM ANCELLOlt, Dean, Uailimore, Md.
:$75 to $250 pr month, r;?
Inml". )o introdm-f tne fvi-ivk IVBnTI'l)
U:0310S SESSK FAMILY SKWI MAtHl.V.
I This Maehine will stilcli.ihem, fell.luek.uuin.
cord, biud,;traid and embroider in a most su
perior manner. Priee only 15. Fully licensel
and warranted for five years. We will pay
$1.0 0 for any machine that will sew a strong
er, more tteniilif ul, or more elastic seam than
ours. It makes the Elastic Lock Stitch."
E.ery second stitch can he cut, and still the
cloth CHiinol be pulled spurt without tearing
it. We pay agents from 7" to $i"Al per month
aiidexpetises, or a commission from which
iwii't- that amount can t innde. Address
SKCOMIi Si CO., ZJontori, Afu.K.. liltburuh.
i-t., ChiiytJ, IIU, T kt. Luiiut, -M.
Cheap Farms! Free Homes!
On the line of the UNION PACIFIC KAIL
ItOAD 12,oe0,00 acres or the best Farming
and Mineral Lands in Amerii-a.
S. 000,000 Acres iu Nebraska, In the Platte
Valley, now for sale.
.IIII.I CLIMATE, 1T.RTII.F. RII.
for Grain growing and Stock Raising uusur
passetl by any in the Unitcu Slates.
Ciieapkk in PiiK'K, more favorable terms
given, and more con euieut to market than ran
be found eisewhers.
free llomrhtenditt for Arlunl Selllrr.
The best location for Colonies Soldiers entl
titled to a Homestead of 160 Acres.
swtid for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with
now iiihiio. pinlislel 111 fc,nglisii. urrman, swe-
uisn ano ltuiiiau, iumiioo
r AhUo
A. W. ERW1I i
172 and 174
FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY
tiHOLESUI M RITML
EVER EXHIBITED f4 THIS CITY !
WE HAVE XOW OX 1IAX1 OUIt
35" jfik 2H O 3J SL
OF-
COMPRISING TIIE
GEEATSST VAEIETY of STYLES AND HAKES
EVlCll OFFERED.
EXTRAORDINARY
FAIOJLERSEE TIUS I
BUCIvEYE
CRUX MD SEED CLB1XBH,
Patented Feb'y 1st, iJ70.
MAXCFACTnitED BY
MIEBHLfiL PENNINGTON
Tifliii;, Oliio.
Tho Bnrkye flritln and Cleitner
Is far Ktipcrinr to any other Fauaing Mill ever
made, having more than twice tbe screening
surfaceof theordinary mill, while It Is neat and
compact, and can be easily handled and lifted
around by on' man. Its capacity for cleaning
is from 50 to 7." bushels pel hour, and runs so
easily that it can be turned by a boy ten years
old.
Added to the above advantages, it Is far cheap
er than any other Fanning Mill now made.
To sustantiate our assertions, we give the fol
lowing as the opinions of several relinble gen
tlemen, residents of Seneca county, Ohio, who
have given tho "Ci.eanek" a thorough trial :
We, the undersigned, have thoroughly tested
the Buckeye drain ami Heed CUancr, aud believe
it to be superior to any one in use for cleaning
ll"7if, or other small seeds, for market or for
sowing, as it separates every grain of tChr,
forfrV or Ti'if from 'l"7i designed for seed,
and all lied lick from Timothy., and all wild
vine seed from Flnr.m as to render es h par
ticular kind of seed designed for sowing pur
poses pure a nd cut irely ft te jrum Jiliha nd Jordan
grit inn.
Jj.G. IUtward, 1 Thf.o. T. Ixk.
wm. Lano. I J. Bhwf.rsock,
Dr. J.U.o'Cosxon, I (i. Kinzul,
James Dukan.
Address
Land Coin'r U. P.
O. F. DaVIS,
U. U. Co., Omaha. .Neb.
1
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Tirst murium
aaiip
jm.lEsr.iS7l
Double Elevated Oven, Warming Closet, Uroil
ing Door Fender Guard Dumbing ft Shaking
Orate. Direct Draft. FULLER, WAKHEN Sc
CO., 136 Watter Street, N. Y.
1 A EV1 O ?J D
& RUBY
FURNACES.
POWERFUL AND ECONOMICAL HEATEHS.
James A. Lawson, Patentee.
FULLER, W Alt KAN & Co., 2J6 Water St.. N. Y.
s
elf feeder
AS E
VTc do not confine ourselves to any special brands," nit keep agreat assortment to suit
all tnstes and means.
We warrant our Pianos and Or-rins to be equal to any intlieniarket," and "guarantee
our Priees Lower than any other house in the city. "
If you want to save money, and pet tlie best instrument, rail an us.
Monthly payments taken. Send for Circular and Price Lits.
PIANO AND ORGAN PALACE,
.5.7 FIFTH AXEXUE, 11 'ITS li I 'II G HFA .
Iron World and Manufacturer.
Tho vrrt Mi-t.nl
J'r,. f Hri 111 !ti tiifl
;lil r-f'.s. W.-rM Is t!m lion
J:j nst-'iir.r. A...11-r"Hi-r
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U.-. ?i A? T II:inle Hint M-
ta R in Fittslmitrh.
N-w Yoik? ltosfn,
lliiaili'Iplua, t'iu-4-itin.Lti-
I.iii!k.
n.Tlnl. n!ttmore, I.ontsviilc, lil etc.
Fon-lkrn metal inartrU ie : tl. Ackr.W!pI-ri'it
nan. lard Journal of tin metal ttad s. Ai: the Mute
p. i(fftst are. entrintf.rs. i'oritalrir rliofre s-l-r-tl'ms
from th eiicliKv-rlmr. niirli.g. an.l s lent 1 fie
e.!ilrrlit.ii? of t.tin ro.iiury m,tl tluit.r. .iv.
ii. i ,. utiHit.i ..r r..m hi tfilM.ntllirit
cual reinrs. 'initatn nn fliiMirial : : it s nn.
rfi'ortsof ia!'roai an.l niiiilng e'.wks. Only f-i.no
l-r jrar. ISo hsrdwsre clcaier r:n F 1 t 00
wlihoiit It. Ever machinist ami mi ta! worker
F' inil.1 take. it. Kery co:il mining r in.n . rail
road om. Ul or stix-kliolilcr v in f.nd it invy ur.hle.
t'lves illustrations of nw nia liim-ry. Inventors
slionltl hr.ve it. Sent fottr wee'.-.s ui trial fcr S3
CCDta. lHstai-e paid. Address
IBOX WOIM.n Pl TI.IIITf?fO CO..
Jron World Building, FitUluryh, Pa.
tewartXPurner
iulurmil. turlHliel Uaequaiwa.
Burns any size Coal.
FULLBB, WAKUEN i CO., 20 Water St.. N. Y.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN EBENSRURG !
-trjLL be offered at Public Sale, at the resi-
S"cTock0,kT." Vbfoaow wit :
A TWO STOttY FKAME HOUw" "J:
rv Outbuildings, and ONE AND ONE-HALF
iVvtI ok OKOUNU. with fruit trees, grape
vmT- eVC Said property fronts on High street
ana extends back to Lloyd street, being the
mo.e?ty now occupied by the subscriber.
p i C. it tht Mine time and place, will be of
fered!' WO OT I? E It Emt)FiltOUNU situate
it he Borough of Ebem,hurg and known as
Lits Nos. 41 und 42 in Lloyd s plan of said bor-
0Ter"ms will be made known at time of sale,
hot In v oersoo wibhing to purchase, either pri
vatey beTo thV ieT or publicly at the sale,
cneoybuUn all desired uong
on the owner. lfiE .
Ebensburg. Sot. 25, le---
STRY HOWS. Came to the premises of
the subscriber, in Allegbe ny townsiUp oa
or about the 15th of April last, two bOW PIO&,
each at that time about four months old, and
both of them red and white spotted iocolor.
The owner is reouested to come forward, prove
Droperty, pay barges and take the in awyr
hirwis they will be disposed of according to
otherwise tney wuEpH uNTEKSLNtiEJi.
A.ilg heuy Twp-, 0t. , l72t.
AMERICAN
Working People.
Settt ox Tri at.
threw motirha for -4
cents. Thn Ame
rican Worliina
l"eople la 0110 cf
1 lie nnest puonrn-1
tlons ia the world.
Contai 11 s 16 ages, or
tM columns of read
ing matter, designed
to Interest, Instrurt,
and ailvanretlie let
Interests of workingmrn. Fine lrnstrMlons In
enrh Issue. Nuniliers ZS eM Kill scrilx is, mitt
100.000 readerF. tn!y fel..o i-r y.-ar, or 011 tri.U
three months for 23 eenla. Write your name,
town, county, and slate pluiniy.cncloso U10 money
and address
IEO.V WORLD PI'RLmilXO CO .
Jron World Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
An Agent wanted In every citv, town, and
village la the Union to canvass for This Taiial.
monthly. W e offer the fl nest premiums, ami aibO
Vy caan comuilssion to lUuse who prefer it. .
Kxecutor's Sale.
THERE wiil be offered at public sale, at the
late residence of Mat bias Deitreich, dee'd,
in Chest township, one mile north of O len Con
Dell, on TnetMlnj-, Xov. I!4th. proximo, at 9
o'clock, A. M., the following descrilied Heal Es
tate, of which Mathias leitreieh died seized, to
wit: A PIECE OH PAKCEL OF LANO situate
in Chest township, Cambria county, adjoining
lands of Michael Crowtiouer, .Jacob Kibbler,
Joseph Kapp, and others, containing ISO Arret),
more or less, about Jl 10 Acres being cleared and
having thereon erected a two story PLANK
HOUSE, :ti by3, and a LOG STABLE. The bal
ance of the land is well timbered with pine and
oak.
Terms or 8ai.e One-third In hand and the
balance iu two equal annual payments," with
interest, to be secured by mortgage and judg
ment bonds of purchaser.
JACOB KIBBLER,
Executor of Mathias Deitreich, dee'd.
Chest Twp Oct. 18. 1872.-4t.
COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO.,
lil'benslyu.rg", I?a.
"ViriLL receive money on deposit, discount
V T and collect notes, and attend to all tbe
business usually done by Bankers.
fcept.tt.tr. ju. G. JC. ZAUM, Cashier.
GEO. C..K.ZAHM,
L.EAI.EHS IS
DRY GO 0:d:S ,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSVVARE,
HJTSJJPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES GENER
ALLY KEPT IN A COUNTRY STORE.
WOOL AND COUNTRY PKODUCE
TAKEN IN EXCU A.VGr'rot G0ol8.
Store' on SouthSide'of Main Street,
HbeiiMbui g. Ia.
FASSE & LETE&GflaffS IIAS3I3 WCBSS
139 FBA?,KLL STUtET, JOUXSTOWX, PA.
A TONFMENTS. TI E A T And TOvn
1X ISTON ES, COl'NTEK and CAltl- &JCJ
N ET LABS, MANTKLS, Arc. raanu-ft.T.2,'fl
.at(ii in ui ery i'tL iiauuu Hncij..-,
-American ramies. Entire satis!
tion guaranteed in price, design
e.vcK-ution of work.
f' Orders r-spectful! v solicited -
, ... . 1 . . . . . 1 .j
ttiiu riin (M ly uik'u ui lue ery iuw-
f.Rt rucli r.itr-a Trr lis
Oct. 24. m. PAKKE 5: LEVEItGOOD.
PROF. J. L. WIESEKDACEJ,
Music Teacher,
AND AGENT FOR E?i!&SFZJ.
KKABE & CO.'SCj
(i7iniore) Jvd e:iCJ.
AND S. D. & H. VT. SMITH'S (Boston)
Americnn ORGVNS
I'Kiiibria, House, Ebenbar-r, Pm.
XVIT3r FOR SALE.
FA RM of SIXTY ACRES, located in Black-
J: lick township, Cambria Co.,
aojoimng lands oi Isaac Wis
singer, Rich'd Morgan, and oth
ers, about 40 Acres of which are
cleared, with a 'arire two storv
PLANK HOUSE, LOG BAKST
erected the balance well timbered. Will be
sold at a bargain. For further particulars in
quire on the premises, or address
THOS. E. DAVISON,
Sept. 13.-3m. Ebensburg P. O.
1 J?.1-N
&c, thereon
The underMirncd are the rrrndnrhi mntitutnt
AG EN TS run THE SA LE OK THE BITKEVF.
G It A IN AND SEED CLEANER in all part of
( iim. i.i ( .111111. -xeept the Twnihii of t'ar
roll. Chest, learlield and Suwjuehanna. and will
in a fchurt lime tail upon ILe farmers of tlio
ilitlcri't'.t Towtihi;s snd demonstrate to es h
farmer, of h in ovn i-arn. that this "Cleaner" will
do all that i cl.iiiiiU for it.
The "Cleaner" oan t seen and tested St an?
time by c ji.nnr on us at ur farms, one-and-a-haif
milen north-east of El'nsburg.
tit" All oniT or lett.-r of In jiiirr will re
via prompt attention if n..lr 1 ,r
H MV EH .V W EIUl.E.
Aug. 5.-tr. Et-nsburg, t atubria i o.. Pa.
1 v i 3 iT: 1 Fjs:
LOOK AT THIS!
Tho Farmer's Favorite
Fanning MILL,
ATVI .THE
REYSTOHE CIDER MILL I
FOR SALE B V
I Sc H. DAVIS,
Ebensburg, Pa.
Eyre & Landell,
Fourth and Arch Streets,
rniLA DELrniA,
ARE OPEXIXO A FIiE STOCK OF
DHY GOODS
FOR FAIL OJP
SILKS,
SHAWLS,
MERINOS,
WINTER SUITINGS,
FULL LINE NEW GOODS.
N. B. BEST AVEARIN3 BLACK SILK.
September 27.- t,
EXCELSIOR FUR EMPORIUM.
J. ISAACS,
Succcxaor to
JohniFarelra
718 Arch St,
Middle of the Hloeic.
between Tthand Pth
8ts., South Side,
PHIL. A DKL.PHIA ,
mroHTER
Aad aanafartarer of -
wiS:r"l vL1 " i
r jpt i , ,.vtr drib's weak.
XThtlemlc and lie tail.
THavimr imported a very large and splendid
rn..L.,.tof all thj differetit kinds of FL'US
' from tirnt bands in Europe, would respectfully
invite the renders of this paper to call and ex
I amine my stock of Fancy Furs. I im deter-
mined to 6eu at. me mwexz uatt vrfr. jMfun
iivirrautfl. Xnmurreprteritation f. rTrc t tale.
Fl'KS ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
tf Remember the Store, "is ARCH Strkict,
PHILADELPHIA. tSept. 27.-3m.l
"5.
Tne oldest and most reliable Institution for
obtaihing a Mercantile Education.
rPractical business men as instructors.
For Information, write for a eircular to P.
DUFF a bON, l'litaburgh, Pa. V-J0.-o'neoni.
JOAL! COAL! ! The ub-cnUr i
now prepared to furnish, In large or 6mall
Quantities, all qualities of ANTHRACITE and
BITUMINOUS COAL, at lowest market rates
Coal delivered promptly and free ot" charge for
hauling at any point in Ebensburg or iciDity.
orders left at the Ziun Stoku ill rwu .;ua
atuatiwn. Dl.MtLU.ZAUM.