J ir. rj m. all ur A it ii tof bis bt ak; jli:. rut. ai jsed 5 lit aii). were hiag r ee . I so. cted and , dat 'go r the M of out and 1 Ad wilt wt ii s oic tk 'Id nan." bon n lb: 'nits ? fK u,:.v .id, )L tan-: Ud tr novr cni: ion'. ill t'l stns n'. t-Ich."-till & tcari:-' 1111.11- HAH aroi'W nil 1 U-r TIE camb XovcinOer 1, I ;'.'.' LOCAL AftD FERSOKAL , t 1 . si 1. ' in .11 bii.lo. cJ n in''.-- ; M. I ' I' ll 1 j.nic .uii.-r if 1. mi ic 1 ( Ml vinegar go to .n. i- ( sti rs receive! this day Mi art! little of fat fiv-h 1 1 i - Itlll Mil1". M L. 1 latinasi. biia I m 11 AS oils arc again 111 i. r it oiaiy micws. t-l'i ii!ge arc tobeeicct- 1!. Co. uer their tracks 1 . - r,,...iaV I""' ' - 1 1... ur cars hulen with tire near Mini r- .1 ..1 WClC . , ,-,,lllllV. jl , Mil, i''1 ,, 1... f.mvierlv .f this "1"'n:l"1 ,',,. a oar in Altuona a few I reiuestel him to come !''' J,U,M;!i,!b.vke ....oof his logs. JiYis'i'-iv one -ar K tlluIC wa a "' f'"f .,,w. aial that snow lay on 1 i-Htiie winter, tbi--' j,. . xvoi 111 is btiid to be a "' 1 ,'.i'i.ii'-"' Kxaniine your cabbage de '"'-n. l foie you put them in the lil-"11'""' Jrtii U1 ,v the name of ini'.li was ,-," t .t'lta-ini'Hat Houtzilale, on Thurs . v a fall 'f coal, lie leaves a i . u i.ii.- 1:111 iatre iiainter. ro- l,v ."Mr. I'huto, of this -imnitioii at the home of 1; 1! , in ii ;u-il via"'. d 0-t.A v T,,.Al,-! il'-" .. 7 'in- ' .)li li.i u-illi tl.n i.iiiytMk. . H rK'V wen- ....- - ,it ill' I'C. .... ... 1 ... ..e . 1 s win- f'.uiul on the banks of . . . 1 1 at .lolniMown, a lew uays it the 111::" wbo tillc! tiu luils" hii-s ironi. .nt gumiiiig the other l:ilM.iers uni'lojeU in tilling H.iiiion, Ohio, on the l'Jth v (t ains, westward bound, n'av through town n Wcd- ii-rs ei mi 1 .rising them lonk- Tuk Sikhitixo of JIcioue. The Pitts burg Diintte?i of last Saturday contained j a wanton and scurrilous attack on 8hcrill" I TJonaiker, of this county, induced by the j s-hooting of Michael Moore inhiscell in the I county jail by the Sheriff on last Monday ', week. Other papers of lesser note, the! Altoona JkHtlifitl for i'lftanoe, have also ; attacked Sherill" lionsfker. The article in ; the JHnjmti'h Fubtantially charges that ' the shooting cf Mooiv by shcriil" lionaeker ; w as cowanlly.uiineeessai y and unprov ked. ! Now what are the facts? The Sheriff was I fully aware that Moore was diligently cm jilojed in attemnting to work his way out of his cell. He therefore, having re ceived his dciit.'i-warrjint on the Satuiday 1'icvious, deteiinined to remove him to another cell, and requested ex-Sherill Myers and Conductor Quartz, of the K. k V. it. ., to le present when MiKre'H removal to the new cell prepared for him would take place. When the Sheriff, in the presence of his deputy, and of ex-Sheriff Myers and Mr. Quartz, ojcned the door of Moore's cell, he told him that he intended removing him to another apartment, and with him. This request sounded the death-knell of all Mi- 1 chael Moore's hojx-s of escape through the jail wall and into the yatd. His work j would then have to cease and he knew his I fate was sealed. His courage, if sueh a criminal can possibly possess any of that virtue, assumed the form of mere brute ' desperation. To leave flccll was simply the plain road tothe gallows. Moore knew ! this and told Sheriff r.onacker defiantly i that he would kill him if he dared toenter ' the cell. Moore was armed with a piece of iron pipe, galvanized, three leet long, two inches in diameter, and with a heavy brass faucit attached to the end. Who doubts for a moment that a man of the desperate 1 ; washing machine, Emma j trunk, A. J. Miller; Irish : i,jr seine " -l Mia JlilrlllM j u,t lin' lii::li !" ,t been lieaid fl Wike wei . .r uilKtJ . . .. im-tnio'K ftti'thti Altona jtuuur pipi-s, Vuit John, and not the .-i.t..ir with a tica in his ear. i-M ., ('.ilinan will receive Oysters in i'liitfals" in the tub daily during the l'ait'ns in t.-wn or at a distance J kfuji.isht d with any quantity at any j ami at the iiit reax 'liable rates. Zahm. ri-. ai'J Mcssi-s. H. 1. fflLsA ( u.. l.-adingand fair dealing mer 'jt:s;t tLis place, have plenty of new oi!si ii forthe in.-iciti..ii ami purchase ei.inei-s. do and see tlieir stocks. ... . 1 t ... -iMr F-. J- Mills. t tins place, soiu ins 1 1 at Hf.:.li'iiix- and over one muiiireii peicn- .n't wi;lii)'. 01! Vt e!;n xljy lui.t, tne sum i4l'ii'g ?!. "A As a sel'int ot real es iia.Mr. .Mills i-it aLkuc.-s. -jjVnii ivit.-- fi-j'J Ijc cowaids. Toj'n elect i. 11 i-k Tuewlay aud vote. a liev-ii-i1 iiveiev.-sn.la-iiui-J. the fuilher sinnifiw- of niisnil.' :ul vomipliou. 'e( if ;.wi-i'l' ii" t f-lisik s .sjicrexl a iKiln" .it v.i-j!.-rrfiivg -j?ir ballots. biVKiiiK'' -Kv.UkiJk'r, oC lc-atur .Tii-iij'. t.lin'K-i'J tor.iitjjiji, was acci ' AWv i-lmT 1v i.'-'f lii conijaiikiis a iws . t; 'xii Kikuv-'i1'vt in his -:H w:A cwMv. -5-.alSi ni ;t hiy or two 'dt. V7;n.';s';v.;h a pistol is wLatdid it. M-uhiy lust. J;te&) IJ li-ix i', aed ' je.:i. uj.N i!iinwii iiw4i and run over Jr engirt d in fipling or pushing ears 4 (amiiiia s'xling, Johnstown anilhis Ij-xj teniLly 4-ru.Jieul thai he Siud in li.xns af Xact Hie ju.-A-iilt.'iit. He was I ;leye of tj e Cambria iron C'jmpany. I'r. 1. Uiitt-r, better luimvn as I Kilter. Las diie;eetJed to tJic position i -i-ant on our branch train by tlie 3 tion of Mr. Camj'bell, and ve are Jk. 1.1 that hf will lid it to the satisf.ic v.n the Ciiiqsniy tiixl tbe traveling 'Ik'. Success and seedy I'romotion be . j -lie Altoor.a -4nvspoiMeiit of the 5.-burg l1tjndnrd says there is a m-.i e-'iiplc in that "ity who have liveil t.u' for more than two years without I'.Uii a word to each other. - 11 them as to wliether the old cow it kid to dcalli 011 a corn cob or a .i is what lid the business, -f.. (lsc Taylor, the accompli slK-d J.-. of the bn;.-h, lias already Mipplietl sfi:'. of our busiuejts mn with the hand 4i ii:iis ever left out of doors in this ii v. aud the cry is still thoy come. 4 1 1 it- daddy of all the sign painters, v.tv sieaking, ami ins work .1. 1: iiniiarisoii hii h uiu ucsl cuoits ii,. 1 lii.nie in the land. - ..'..M -headed cane was pi-csented to I A. ( riste, the pojmlar proprietor of -. Charles" Holel. Altoona, on Tue J. last week, ami then the donors and 4fnenU piuhed In and devoured one tie heftiest supjK is that hungry inor- !'vr sat down 10 partake of. Sam is ,:eMr ii:g of such a liandsome tisti at .!. but like all other generous rccipi a'jtf like ifts he "luiid retty dear for atle."! liiw ntihvay time table went into a in Nitunlay last. I he changes on r Branch load are verv sliirht. the niorn- ? 6 ain leaving here at 0 o'clock, as here ioit. and ri-turnintr at 10:25, and the l train at 7K) o'clock and l-etuminir 1Q: A. It hould be known, however, fci auis on tho iw K)ifilnl 9 it 1 et i' l'hiliuk'lphia time, which is ten ;mi s tVa-r than Altoona time ; but aether that holds gXKl on the Branch 3 6' "t 1'i'cj.ared to say. Jr. IJarvey Camilell, who for almost 'i.vtars l:as tilled the position of brake a tii uur l;nmcii train, lias lcen assign to the riiuhictorship of alike train on :t biainh mad leading from Uoaring t-i hloointield Furnace, in l'lair Mr. V. has been a faithful em jW the Company prompt, obliging I'Wiitivc to hisduties and as snehde. the promotion which has just reached M -May lie prosper abundantly in his character of Michael Moore would not have executed his repeated threats against Sheriff Honacker? He held in his hand an instrument with which he could kill and with which he .swore he irottld kill. Was he to overawe and successfully bid defiance to the Sheriff, or was the Sheriff to master and control his own prisoner ? "We admit i that if Moore hail been uimnned, and had i simply refused to leave his eell, the case would then present an entirely different I aspect. If that had been the case, Sheriff I Uonacker, who is a humane and kind ' hearted man, would have pursued a very i different course. But when Sheriff Bon acker was confronted in the exercise of his lawful authority by a desperado like Mi chael Moore, armed with an instrument of death and w ith the threat that the Sheriff would forfeit his own life if he attempted to remove hiin from his eell, then we sub mit to the judgment of an impartial public whether Sheriff" Bonacker does not, under all the peculiar circumstances of the whole affair, stand fully and completely vindica ted. Sheriff Bonacker could easily have killed Moore, but of course that was not his purpose. His only object was to com pel him to submit to his wer and to make him yield obedience to his undoubted au thority, exercised in a reasonable and judi cious manner. We have thus at some length referred to this matter and given our views upon it, and we express our lirm j conviction, taking m view everything con i necked with the entire transaction, that J Shei i.T Bonacker stands fully justified, as I well iu point of law as in fact, and euuh will be ti- judgment of an impartial and discriisiir.au:. T public opinion, the 1 itt.- burgh JJiijiatc.'' and other papers to the contrary i.oi withstanding. t Johnstown- Items.. Our old correspond ent -Hob Hoy," under date of Oct. 28th, .sends us the 'following batch of ''lnems" from Johnstown. Hope K. 11." will soon jet into the harness again and "tay there : Jttuiist have rejoiced, the hear., of every tru ':etliolie lo w it ni-ss the ccreil.'.'iieS at .St. JWiu's Catholic eliureh on last Si .nlay. Sueh a putlieriug in ot young people was neTr:r before witnessed in .Johustown. .Not less llutii olio hundred and filty, or perha,.1 two liiiimrt-tl, voting persons received the sac rameirt of confirmation at the handsof Bish op Jo:i:en;'c, aliout uoou of Sunday last. Ve hope they may all piove to be good and true Christians. Some person has nent to John J. Murphy, John CJeis and James J. Murphy, each a simg sum of money w hich, he says, was just ly due to thutn since the year John J. Murpliv pit ifio.M ; John CJeis $:y.0 ; and A dispute i Jaines J. Murphy j-.M. "eitlier of these f gentlemanly nierciiaiits Know w uo ine con ' science-smitten man is. The late rain raised the waters on Stony creek and Conemaugh, ami the consilience was the appearance of many wild ducks. Our sjiortsmcu violated law aud order lioth, if not the Sabbath day, by killing a large umnlier of them. Tin: schedule on thePeiina. B. R. is again slightly changed, though we cannot give the figures as yet. The steeple of St. Joseph's Catholic church 18 lip It towers far above all other steeples. The clock is going up in the English L-u-theran church. When it is ODce up 1 will have more time to write. Iouis I.uckhanlt, jeweler, of our town, is a gentleman :md a scholar, a nod watchma ker, an honest salesman, and always oblig ing. We hope he may always strike good luck aud never run down. On the Hollidaysburg Branch train, on Saturday last, we observed two white boys and one negro hand-cuffed together, and also a white man eiyoying the same felicity all alone by himself. Tho entire party were on their way to jail. The first three, who gave their names as Alfred Priest, George Miller and Iklward Walsh, had been arrested in Philadelphia as suspi cious characters, and thereupon Priest con fessed that on the previous Sunday night he and his confederates had entered a freight car at Altoona and stolen a lot of coats and boots, which they afterwards sold in Harrisburg. An oSicer was de spatched from Altoona to bring them to Hoir.daysbuie, fiom whence they will no doubt be duly forwarded to the Western Penitentiary. The other prisoner, who is a resident of Ilollidaysburg, was arrested for alleged highway robbery, the offence charged lieing the knocking down and stealing of a valuable watch from some -person in Altoona whose name we did not learn. I Diei At the resideuce of her son-in-law, Mr. CharleB Hartsock, near Ilollidaysburg, on Friday morning hint, Mrs. Kosanna Cope, aged 72 years and 10 months. Two weeks airo we reeorded the death of the mother of the editor of this paper, and now it lieeomes p"'sli. where we are sure he will friends of all with whom he comes -'let. "7' are forced to iii:iko n. lnran iol of : ltU-1 lliiv ui.nl, .....1 . .1.. ..t- ! - l.l U 1 1 'V. 1 V 1 . OOIV A W 1 . '."bells, of clock- vifitrh invplrv i . .v. .' i rluo '"""' J . . , . .... ..1? . , ' . ' J : our Tiaiiuui (liny iaj iumuunto mo . as notieeil UV TOtl last, ween lr,'""ds. st:ltlonel-v lint i.nu ritnron. ! . . : . 1 ..:.... .1... .1 ........ -.1 trim SlOrc, A3 iioii.cti j ''iiie ; Cieorge Huntley, dealer in ; was with her in her last illness and closed liAitKi--..-.. . . ! , ;.. .,, .,. i;t...i ;.. ti.ij nr.. it l.ad .. tiuntuit .ovviiva. vie. - i lit r ie in ui ..oi. vm.ru ... ..i.o , . IP pleased Gotl that they should not be parted jt'UIKer and Mvcrs Clovd. iohlrs Vg'Xds, M tK;eries and genenil nier- I i' eternity. I?oth were earnest, devout, sin- .til eiitr,.,isin.T anT custonwU. cere Catholics, aud through long lives tut. r beusburg merchants the liberal W "f all our lx;al readei-s. Thev tairnlealiiifr business men, and hav ' 'ii store a full line of new goods "'Vcm every boily to give them a call. ;c ci al-l), ,x in Simon Sultzbach's cigar A'lorV rrllrb- lit-r. fivim O l.rif. fthlVA a. . ft 'II .lulu w T '"l oVl.u-lr M lo.. ..w,l. locf !ri there the llanies leaped up the "u Ji'ail commenced operations on a gai boxes. Just then .Mr. Sultzbach, "n his way to the Mountain House, 'e hoards, looked back, saw tho raised the alarm, when several , ribbed into tlie store aud extiu ' ,'? Wames. A minute or two IT. have sufficed to put the fire JC"llll1)L and thn Ai : r.u- ,., ii '"..""111,111111 ui ine . 1 o'Um.. and ;,,,r - " " l'ioieiTy of great trials and tribulations tliey have i passi-tl, as wo firmly W.ieve, trom a world j of sorrows to a haven of rest aud uever-end- ing felicity. That our end may le like unto theirs is the earnest prayer ot a heart saa dened by this double bereavement. lib mia have, followed as a matter Put It is Wkitixc. When you make an agreement always put it in writing. The following form will answer: Articles of agreement made this first day of November, 17', In-tw ten Frank W. Hay of the one part and Stove Itnyer of the other part, witnesseth that tho said party of the first part (Frank Hay) sells all kinds of Stoves and Stove fixings at his great Stove l)eiot, Washing ton Street, Johnstown ; also, stove-pip and Stove-ware, ami everything in that line; also, lamps and gloln-s and miners' lamps ; also, cook stoves, cheajH-r than were evi r sold and of the very tiest quality. Hehasall . Mi7.es. iliiess our nanus auu s'ais, ami we will ever pray, etc. Local C'vrrcsjtotidencc. Sl'MMElilULL Twi'., Oct. 28, 1H72. Hear Frciman Your correspondent has just 'returned tfrcm a trip up Salt Kirer, w hither we had accompanied our defeated candidates and a few political opponents. The voyage up the salty stream is anything but. pleasant, yct we prefer a berth in the S. 11. packet to one in the rotten junk of cor ruption with Cameron, Hartrantt, Henry Co. Of course this is more than some of ciir bolting frif nils hereaway would say just now, but they may live lorg enough to see thci folly and repent of their conduct w hew refor mation will be. out of the oueKtioii; The Catholic Fair was brought to a final j close on Saturday night week. When you j are told that the proceeds amounted to some- j thing in the neighborhood of $3,000 you w ill agree that the enterprise was a success pe- j cuniarily as well as in all other respects. I 1 have no list of articles drawn, but quote from ; memory the following: Gold watch, Mi- i chael Berry; silver watch, Col. T. A. Ma guire. Washington city: silver castor, Pa tience Smav : dressing bureau, Lizzie Han- nan, Johlistown Skelly : lady's ..1...: :i. T.. T Xf ..f. iiiil.- - f?r.mt of tli. Wilderness," Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Ilolli daysburg; lady's skirt, Edwin Thomas; pho- I toMianh album: V. H. Uariter: isioie. unam Smay; picture of Pius IX, Martin Ward, jr.; picture of Bishop LKimenee, Mrs. M. J. Braw-b-v ; St. Joseph. Edward Grew ; Blessed Virgin, Kate Dimond ; set vases, Orlando Smay; tine counterpane, V. M. Woleslagle ; j DoMv Varden, Mrs. Plunimer ; eight-day lock, T. Mc li. Oster. Tho gold-headed ; cane was voted to Jos. Tarks and a cigar I case to Mart. Ward. The vote oii;the cane is j reported to have been handsome, though tho j amount I did not learn. The cane w as do- i nated liy Mr. John Egan, of the viaduct. Messrs. Hickey and Yeager aud several others of Altoona also donated articles to i the Fair. The largest turn-out of strangers came from Gallitzin. The Gallitzin boys are genial fellows and did much Vtwari'.s making the terpsichorean department lively as often as they favored uswith their acceptable com pany. We are having disagreeable weather and muddy roads at present writing. Glail to see you possess two such energetic correspondents as "Pan" and "Tishemingo." By the "way, we have a mind to remove to Johnstown to succeed to the place vacated by "Bob Boy" that is wheu we are out of other employment. - The Catholic cemetery in Wilmore pos sesses the.fiuest collection of tombstones to bo found in the county. The great majority of those erected within the last six years are the handiwork of Mr. James Wilkinson, of Loretto, who as a sculptor has no suin-rior at least we never saw anything to excel his work, and we have seen not a little in that line. To all desiring a spleiided monument erected in memory of their deceased friends or relatives, we would say visit the Wil more cemetery, and if you don't leave your orders with Mr. Wilkinson it will not be be cause you thiuk his work inferior to that of aiiv other artisan. We raised 177 potatoes out of one hill one day last week. Who can beat that. Solteko. P. S. I forgot to'mentlon a steer raffled at the Fair drawn by Mrs. James, of Portage. Cherry Trek, Pa., Oct. 29, 1S72. ifr. Editor For the past few days we have had very dull, dreary weather, caused by a steady drizzling rain, no quite enough to make a good flood, and entirely too much f jr the good of our roads, which are at present in a worse condition than they have been for years. On lastiSunday our lumbermen wero unite elated with the p'rospect of a trip down thejriver, it having rained already during the whole of th night previous, but ow ing to the ground biug so.dry, it failed to make a good llood. Thorewas water suflicient ou Sunday, however," to "splash" the rafts dow n as far as Burnride, (eight miles below-) where they may le wintered in safety and ruu out in'the spring before the logs can in terfere. To many of your readers it may seem strange to talk about runuing rafts en Sunday, but the raftsmen know no Sabbath. They must go w hen the water comes, and when we have a good fr6shet Sunday proves no exception to the working days of the week. ltev. J. J. Davis, Baptist miuisb r, former'y a resident of Ansonville, Clearti.u oeunty, moved to this place last w eek, where he is heartily welcomed by a large circle of frifiids nd acquaintances. He has by his efforts during tho past summer esabtablUhcd a BapL '-t church iu this place?, which at pres ent is l. a nourishing condition, numbering thirty-sei "U members. Ouite an excitement was occasioned last Sunday evening at the Weaver House of which Capt. X- J- Weaver is proprietor. Bobert Kelly, w-U known iu this county as a verv quarrelsome man when under the influ ence of liquor, vis.'ed the Weaver House while iu that condition, and his loud and vulgar talk annoying th boarders, the Cap tain requested him in a g.mtlemanly way to keep quiet. Kelly responded by saying he was "running that machine," and in order to demonstrate this assertion more fully "went for" a 'chandelier whici' he shattered to pieces. A chair received it liko fate, lieing dashed upon the floor wit.i such vio lence as to break it in fragments. Tho Cajv tain then "w ent for him," using, by way of argument, an iron poker. The first blow laid his head open to the skull, inliietirj.-' a wound almost three inches in length ; the second blow, delivered ujioti the side of the head, brought him down, when a few well delivered kicks iu the ribs placed him "hors ilu combat" for the time being. .Recovering his senses in a short tim?, he made his way to the office of Br. A. B. Lovelace, where hia wounds were carefully dressed, and he left for parts unknown, convinced no doubt that the Captain's argument were too striking for him to stand. The uiversal verdict of the community in his case is "served him right." Owing to the late rise in the river, your cor respondent was unable to pay the promised visit to the log camp, but will endeavor to do so some time this week. Tishemixgo. Altoosa, Oct. 30, 1872. Friend McPike As I told you in my last letter, there have lieen charges preferred against one of the chief officers of our city, w hich, if proven, will make things a little warm in that quarter. But it is not likely that anything can be proven. You know there are times when the vagaries of crime demand laxity of laws, and it is only neces sary to bring to light and forcibly apply some legal quibble, or be a little adroit in the ma nipulation of evidence, etc., to present to public gaze a clean record. And just here I wish to remark that, notwithstanding we are nroverbial as a "fast" people.it is remark- ble with w hat slow paces justice approaches its victim. Still it is none of my business, I suppose, and all I or any one else can do is to rest tranquil in the assurance that "Vengeance divine to punish sin moves slow ; The slower its pace, the surer its blow.' An individual whose name I failed to learn was arrested in this city on Monday last and identified as the man who perpetrated the daring robliery at C. C. Shannon's jewelry store, as noticed by you last week. Two gold watches lielonging to a Harrisburg jew eler were found in his possession. Suspicion attached to him because for several days he had liecn seen lounging about the gas works and on the dav he was arrested he had of fered to sell "three hams for seventy-five cents each. The cheapness of tho ham alone will probably secure him a long res denco on the other side of the mountain. The hamsjhad been stolen from Thompson & McCkvin's' cellar. Shannon's watches were not recovered, but I suppose some pawn broker knows where they are. The Machinists' and Blacksmiths TJmon are going to ball iu tho Opera House on the night of Nov. 27th. The Good Will Fire Co. will indulge in their second soiree ere many moons. On Monday last Altoona and regions about sent five c ar loads of attendants to our couu- more. The young merchant ordered a small bill of goods, and after that theiv was some thing ordered at tie Braut House. Could "Billy" advance the agent ?5 on the goods, as he (the agent) was extremely short of stamps. Oh, yes, certainly ! billy" says now that he would like to' see those goods coming, but we gftess he ain't much on that kind of a see. Misplaeedconriden.ee. Yonth ltd susceptibility. Yours, Pan. fOM.-rI f.Ti JfATlOX, Kbessiu-ko, Oct. 2!), 1872 Editor Cambria Freeman Si: Th'. follow-ifip,- written in reply to a communication which appeared in the Herald several weeks ago, was left with tlie editor of that paper on the loth iust, for publication, which he promised should be done, but for reasons best known to himself, its length being his only excuse, ho has failed to jive up to his promise. Hence it is that I resiectfully ask a place for it in your columns. F. O F. Loketto, Oct. ICth, 1872. To the Editor of the Camhria Herald: Sir In your paper of the ICth of September last appeared an article head ed "Communicated," dated at Johnstown and subscribed "Justice," in which the wri ter hereof is complimented in terms which will, no doubt, raise "Justice" to the highest pinnacle of honor iu tho estimation of the people of Cambria coauty. I thought for a tew weeks of treating the communication with that silence due the author of it, but on second sober thought I considered it a duty 1 owed to tho public and to myself to mukii known to the ieople who this"J ustice" is. Well, he is no other than the rich, larte, clean, noble and moot honorable J. A. Harrold, coro ner of Cambria county the .aine J. A. Har rold who, some time ago, hearing that a young man named Butler had been injured on tlie l'euna. railroad, and had died in con sequence of his injuries, summoned six men and a physician in Johnstown or vi- initv. brought them to Wilmore, dug down into me eann aim raised tlie body of voting But ler out of the grave, w here ho had l.ce!i bur ied for several days, old Mr. Butler, father of the young man, as I have been informed, protesting against the act. For this Christ ian deed he, the most honorable J. A. Har rold, coroner of Cambria county, presented an extraordinary larice bill of $40.00, which the Commissioners very properly refused to pay. This was the first injury "done by the "honest Commissioner" to the mart honorable J. A. Harrold, coroner of Cambria county. Then, again, "Justice," as he now stylos hiiuself.assumesto his own behoof and behalf the othce of President Judge,- undertakes to try Michael Moore for murder, draws up a bill of fees amounting to over 05.00 for his ! i j EVER ?Z ST- STQCH OF A S t, t -1 ii r. n 2 u ?U rtt f- EXHIBITED IN THiS CITY! lVK n a vi: ;, o;r ox iiaxd ovn r4 r s TJ v tsi I i OF 4Ti AND- Ml) COMPBlSINt; THE GliEATEST VARIETY of STYLES AEB HAZES rZ t. eii We do not confine ourselves to any special bran. Is, but h nil tastes and iiu-ans. "W'e warrant our Pianos and Organs to be equal to any hi our i nccs lowit than any other hous" in the city. If you want to tave money, ami g.-t the best instiuiiu nt, call an us. Monthly payments taken. Send for Circular and Price Lis;. i i i !A.W.Erwin&Co ep a great a.-vrtim-nt to suit the marki and jfuarjii. 1-1 JL -kJ? r-r 172 and FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY PIANO A TAT PAILACE, S3 riTTlT AX1 j:, r i its nunc ii, ia. mm m mwi IS72. FALL AKS BOOTS, SHOES, T. II. GA S3 and SS WOOD STll H is just received enc of the T.ar9-ot. n , st Sole to th': eitr. bouTt't O'vort lro;n the Jl.n -i fi t n scrvii-cs nn.l t.ru.,t t f,r ..-j.-n t 1 ... I ami Siloes, and 11 i II be soid li 1 1 lie ery !. V KST , i I iii'i;iiii.i i-,,.- r ..i,. i:,i...i. . i,.i,... NEW GOODS RE fpcciid inillicpn.ents ouVt1 to Pali or Sl.ort Or.lerb l i oiii C'ouiilry Mi l i li:n:ts riilo.l p:-..n:(.t aiuiuc n.y stock unil Prices when in the city. the Commissioners, as thev were iustiried.in doing, cut down the bill to 30.18. This w as the second injustice done by the "honest" Commissioner to the most honorable J. A. Harrold, coroner of Cambria county. Thirdly, this mo.k'ru "Justice" was sulj pocnaed as a witness on the legal trial of Michael Moore, and for his time at. the trial ho was paid his per diem and mileage, as other witnesses were, by the Commonwealth. But hotels and boarding houses in Ebns burg lieing too small for a highly honorable gentleman like J. A. Harrold, coroner1 tit Cambria county, to lodge int be preferred to walk a considerable distance for the ake of enjoying the high honor of boarding and bulg ing in that splendid building known as the Poor House of Cambria county. The Poor Directors, thinking no doubt that it wo-.;. I le an insult to his high dignity to consider him as a pauper, ami thinking further in-t i he had forgotten to pay for his boarding :l:.d ! lodging, made out a bill of 70 against lum, which their Steward left with the Commis sioners to collect for them, and the Coinmis sionersdid collect the bill as requested. This was the third injustice done the rer honor able J. A. Harrold, coroner of Cambria co. At a late interview with Hon. Harrold ho had some half dozen inquisitions which were not accepted by the Commissioners, for the reason that the returns had not lx en made in accordance with a recent act of Assembly. This was the fourth injustice done by the "honest" Commissioner to the Hon. j. A. Harrold, coroner of Cambria county. No wonder that an honorab'e geidleiunn, treated in the manner he was, would say, as he did, "Awav with such honesty for me !"' (hitn.) Xo doubt if all his bills were paid without scrutinizing them, the Commission ers would be tine, clever, honost fellows in the opinion of the Hon. J. A. Harrold. The act of Assembly referred to was asked for by the Commissioners for the special ben cjit of J. A. Harrold, and will be the means of saving to the treasury of Cambria coimty some hundreds of dollars yearly w hile the oiheo of coroner shall be held by such honor able gentlemen as J. A. Harrold. This is the principal reason why the poor coroner esteems the county commissioners so highly. As to what he says in regard to others lodging, boarding and drinking Bourbon whisky at the poor house, I know nothing ; but I do know that no part of it is applica ble tome. With reference to the other af fair that the steward had invited Harrold to the poor house and assured him that it would cost him nothing 1 need only say that tho steward denies the assertion. What the Hon. Coroner says aliout the poor house directors they can and I believe they will answer foi themselves. "Justice" says that I cannot write my own name correctly. Well, I am not an ex ert writer, nor am I ignorant of my defi ciency iu a literary point of view ; still, wero it not that 1 would not presume to come in contact with a highly honorable gentleman of Mr. Harrold's standing, I would not hesitate very much to have my knowledge of gram mar, arithmetic and mathematics Weighed ill th balance against Ui.i knowleiluo ui tlie samu i. ranches, aud I would not fear that his would preponderate, except iu the science of substrtuiion aud addition, of which branch es his knowledge, I believe, far exceeds my own. But I prefer keeping away as far as possible from the Hon. J. A. Harrold, as such a contact might prove detrimental to moral character, for it is next to impossible to touch the Mt7rtrtand not get soiled. One simple thing Mr. Harrold should have known is, that the more dirty water is disturbed the more mnddv it becomes. Hon. J. A. Harrold, alias "Justice." made use of some choice adjectives to qualify my character, but I will submit it to a just and discriminating public to judge as to w hom, himself or me, these low, vile epithets would more appropriately apply. "Justice" tells us that he always voted the democratic ticket, but intimates that ho will make a change. Well, that would be unfortunate for his old friends, for Mr. Har rold would be an acquisition and a tower of strength to any party or society which would secure his allegiance. I hail the misfortune to vote for him for the office of core tier, but was it not that I was then unacquainted with him, I would not now be doing penance for so grievous a sin. "Justice" says he may write again and tell what he knows about my honesty, (dis honesty he means.) All I have to say ou that point is, if he can learn to confine him self strictly to the truth, I care not if he writes a volume about me. But if he under takes to write any more about me, and in so doing deviates from the direct line of truth, I may teach him a lesson that will cost him more' than the amount his inquisitions were curtailed, including his boarding bill at the Cambria couuty poor house. 1 have already taken up too much time and space, and can only offer as an excuse my desire to let the people know what mod ern "Justice" is. Otherwise, 1 would have treated him and his communication with si ted contempt. Francis O'Fkiel. School Teachers Wanted. SIX TEACHEUS are wanted immediately to take charge of the public schools of Carroll township for a period of five mouths. Good wKresaud prompt payment to competent in structors, eitner male or fen m ''ratUr in format ion apply to V l.NCKNTKHlG Canolltowu, -Nov.l, 187J.-t. Secretary. " V ! M T E R . is: IT. MRS AND GUMS! i:t: t, vi ttsis vn a if, clod and Cheapest Stock cf floods ever brought ; x EX --f- t V- s- 1 ry for Cs!i, i-inco lnr decline XKW YOhK AN!) l..-Tn. l'i t jus saving freight and expense. li-avy 1 IC'ty. Phllu- CEIVED r i ! ' v Time 1! ly, and uycr-a. Tisicrn TiilU Pupiiestt 1. satisfaction guiratitcc.i. L'ali and All l'.V- RACnDlfJAR' V Iron AYorM and Manufacturer. J. H. CO ii-i-I 53 and 55 WOOD STit LAND'S, EET, riTTPtlUUCr, Pa. bn.l V The ('jmiiiiinriltli of 1'tr.iisjlianla : To Uobert .1. lioherts. Thomas J. Uol- J c.s. 5-erts. John J. Kol e:t-t. John .1. ltolieiis: '. 'the heirs of atlru ine Kot.erts inter- i mafried with Kowl.ind Humphreys, both of whom are now deceased; the hirs of June j Kolu i ts. intsrmarric-d wit h I'.eua Kohert.; the : heirs ot Eleanor Kotits, int.Tinarrlf d vita J D:ivM ltose : and thhnir3 of MMrmirct It.dicrts, i i hitermorrled with Thoiuns llrinvn ; hi irs and 1 . leal representatives of Ann Evuns. (fcrmrty ! Ann Uoberts,) late Of r.bensburjr, Cicnbria Co., ; u -i-eti sen . (i-ft'iv.;: You and every of you aro hereby cited tr be and iippeitr tief ore t he J ud-f.-'s r our Orphans' , Ciiiirt, tu be lifiil t F.licnsi.iuv. i:i iiinl for the I said couiitv, on tlie nrst .Mmu'cii ifctini:r tfjit. then an 1 there to accept or refuse to take -A BOOK WAfJTPTi J www .3 Wr NiJ. B. GaRS&KYEE, 30 OK XVJ i i- -rr.-r.,' Tti" rcft Mt-tM Pri. .- 'i.rr.'ti; in tlm W, i!.! is the Iron irr! nni: Kan. l:.l.4(Ui1 r. Ati-il-Klt ;l.i.:;it.ii;s arid i. ; ci :.s I ;.,' of I '::i J are r:..i Me-tnN- i-i l":t;huri:h, York, liii.-ion, . j .ii.. -tj i.ia. i m rii.iiau. s. I. out?. Lmiisviiii-. i t:j, .-. elc. oiH.it. A.k new .tli;el '!rr. lnr..l, l! lit imnp., F.i"iirn Tii.-ll iu:u-kct mm.i:iui ..'i'lnm .! i!i ne-t:. Uml -s. All il.-.-siiitu C.'.l..i;K:s piv c.im timtor.s. ' ntaius lioi.-e s-iei--lioi's lioiii tlie eli'.iie-'rli.i;, n.iitii.r. ait.l s-u nliu-i I.r.li;i-:.ti.jn?. tr till country and F.-.iri. Clivea iin.-;a;l'tia and f-liiimi -iits of Oii! at lin- n ..ti.in.-nt. ...l c.-:-.tr.-.s. i.nt.t-ns l.!,. fin:. n .at aitir'.es and re.M.rtsof rJitrorel ami m.nim; siiM-ks. Mi'v W4.ee I T year. N' Imiiiwiuc ileukr rau all..:.! t.. d., v.i:!:.iit it. Kvery liuicl.iiiisl anil in. tal worker should tnkp it. Kvi-y coal mining rt.iiipam, rail rad i.ri. ial .r st.i. kii..lilfr will I.u.l it in aiual.ic. tjiv.'s it!iir!rs!i'.iiN cf lu-w in.-.rhiiit r . luv.iit.e4 ilmiinl have it. S. at four weeks uii tiial for S (Bl. KiiaK" laid. Art.lr. ss ia ;ck;,d i 'islkkixo .. ro,s Il w.'J J.'ia.'J.iij, FUtsjtirh, Pa. li Hartferd, Com. (Mrj t l , , ' ' -- . j. lw -.. ? x the rr-nl itate of said Ann Evans, deeeasod. r.t r fV VVf' tl'V, f-'-''i the appraed valuation pur. up:. n i thy an "n- j "Pi-f!?'.-lJi--S' V S 'lAvk!vV' Mu.-t dulr nwnrded bv th.-.id CoMit and t e- i t iiined hv the heriiT of paid county, on the 21 . - -'J-T.i-: H,-2: X If? ft d.iy 1 ss;-r.trtnlier, PT-'. or riww cause why t lie , ry(;: ';;jLy- ,.::: aaine Phoiihi not be ?oid. to wit : A certain lot I &'' J jf-4 i'-:'? 'J ' - -T"' or ;.ieeclif hind situate in the East ward of Kb- ' j f .r.T;-2',i tA-Vv-'' i eai-biinr boroinrh. iidjoinimr the H-i.itimrd.-.i. ; U: j-;;-':-- .r''V.;; ,i , AMERICAN "Working People. C.unbria and Indiana li:rni.:!:e l.oud on tn Foil t hand lirh firci t on the nor; h ; l.eim.ii if nt a post on I'd iiiiin'o.-r thirty-six ; -;' tii-eie eac-t nloiw llih ritreet seven a::d n half r r.'Ii. s . I to a ;-os, thence south two and a lonrl n i-creit- I es to the Turnpike road, thence sduiu ai.! roail ; north sevnty-two deifiei'S. seven and th. (:- j fourth peri-hes.'to the place of bcinniajr. with i small dwelling house and eppr.i-teiianees.val- ui-il ami annrainci at the utn of three i.undred' ! t'-5o is on.! ..f t in.! finest ruhiica- 5-i-v r-, , lions in f..' w..i i.l. V1 v. Lvf- "r! T - J roiiu.iini.iiiys.i,r i-.-;.'ril IT i-r nijrinat'.iT.u.f ir.t -.1 V "u Z-.."-J r t.;i; Atnixis vanti:l i: G11KAT INDUSTRIES of tjik iiti:d statf... and rti.xty do: lav l' r.ionat imlivo to ho B-ivea to ih; heirs rc.si.liiiu' in tl'.e !'i:'f. ami ou th.ose residiufr out of the SSM'e by roar publica tion in on; newspuper piili!ihe.l in Cambria county and B copy of said pi:p r mailed to their nearest post-ofiiee. Herein fail not. Witness the Honorable John Dkan. President Jude-eof our said Court, nt E!cnst ui, th;s 2i ilnr of Seitemhcr, A. 1. 17;;. i;E. "a . O ATM AN. Clerk. Attest YT. R. DoNACKtH, t'l.erar III I.-4t. Y virtue of an order of Fale issued out of the Court of Common I'lens of Cambria coun ty and to me directed, there will bo exposed to Public Sale, on the premises in Cieai Held t wp., Cambria county, about S miles east of Chest Spring's boroujfh. on Monday, the 18ih dav of Noveiaber, 'T2, wl ' at 2 o'aiock, r. m., the following real eHtate of James Mclermitt, Michael Mcileru.itt, John A. Mclleriiiitt. Michael A. UIciMitt. son of full asreof Henry McL)ci-ini;t, dee'd, and James Lit-'.injrer, guardian of Charles . Melieriuit U John C. McUermitt and J:.i,usP. McDerniitt, minor children rf Henry McllcrnVitt. dee d, to wit: A PIECE OK 1'AUCliL OF I .AN' I) nituate in Clem-held township. Cambria co..i:ty. bonn I ed and described a follows: llctfimiii at a sloni-;; tin-nee east 0 perches to a post; thence north 8'.) dcirroes, west 20 pcrche.-', to a post: III. .-!. ... f ( ,-....... - ... 1. ( '"--' west by laud oT James hity.iinrer Itl pcrci.ws to a post; thence south by same VG desrees, west "7 perohes, to a post; thence by same, north Pj 1"'Y! P.lciS AM .VK1 r,:-'GilA VIXW, rKINTKP i.v i,m:i.i.-:i ami ckiimas. wk.ttkn hv -i k.u- I MINI Aili:oi;s. l.'MjI.i.ni Mi .iciix k. ,i i;:h. j . HllX. I.i:u sK. l.!l'.VAII!l HOW I.AM., (.V, K. ' ' I'ilWI.V 1IAI.?.. i'l'll.t; KII.I.V. AI.IUIliT lUiJSItASK, ! I Hon Aci'. ;it i:i :.v. r. n. !(:!: kins. i:tc. rre. j j Tliisw oii-. is a cm! i-'lelc hi.-t n y of n 1 i br inch j es ot industry, processes of i.l inula, 'lire, its., I in nil aires. It is a compl.-te cnc.i clope iia of .' art -and inanur.i; tHres. nn i is i!ie ni'-st en-er- tair.ii'ir and vali.i' l le work of iuforui;. ion on J s-.i ij'.' I s o: 1; ner.i: in 1 . . -t cver'.l',','"l : the t ! public. It i ad r de l t tho wan; of tl;f r . j i-chant, M:i nil i act u r; r. Mechatiie, l-'arnior, Stu- dnit and In vcnlor. and feils lo b: l i old and I younr ol ail class.-s. i'iie book is sold by a-r.-nls, j wh.iaie ui::k-in;r l:irr' sr.!. s in r.ii parts of tlie i country. It Is otlVre.i at tn.- low pi ie- of .i ." I, i . uiel is tile cheapest ho :! eversoid l y fiib-crip- i ti.iii. N faii'i'y should be witiioiil a iopy. j V.'c w.nit nn 'iit.; iu every tov. ti i:i tlie Cr.iicd i Slates, and no Aireut can tail to do w II with I this bo-ik. O ir terms ate liberal. We cive j I inr nirents tin- exclusive i-i r ! . t of teirifory. J ! C:ie o'.du i-HiTCi.ts s il l V," eoj i vlneirht I:iV, ' 1 another sold l- in two wee-ks. Our as-cnt in ! Hartford so!.'. I'-T in one We.--:. Specimens of ' the w irk bent to a-.-i los ..:i receipt of stunoi. i tor circulars ami tcinijto er. t. n. i.TMv-.t. instruct". :ai 1 :vl am-.' thi: L. t b:t .-r.-.-M .f vnr!.int:iTien. Fim: i!it;?;tmt!oii In inh is-ate. NiiniVis n fail! F'll.si-iiK i-. and !-..- r.'.-1-l rs. .,! H..-o j-.-r . ai. on.n trial t:uv iu.in'h.1 b.r as V.'rit.. vn:r t.t,i... i v. ii. c.ai..j, ana su.:c iii-n.: lil udilr.-. s ijt.-Hi r.otti.n ri itusniNu o In,n W'-rht building, i'iitxitvryh, 1'". An A.-nt want.'d in every citv. tot-, n, and village In the l iiii.il to canva-.s f'ir'iliis va ual o Inonliiiy. We oiler t!a: f.nest premium?, a.,j -ij py a caii cuiaiui.icia 1j ilieo whu i-rcfi r ii. ly.ei.clusc iLc iiiom-y. UAIJAlEKaSEE TillS ! GRiiS .iSD SEED CLEIXES, Patented Fob'y !st, !C70. MAXTFACrntED I5Y publ Ivnols TLTint ir1. Or tlie Vi'ajs f-a.l r.-V-'.?ys in t"?p ITbt-btl I.:f AmCo;c?n Detectives. ii-fcrits dia reea to a white oak ; . .. ......rt nmv 111 "".Vi:." i.i.. f..ir.,-u th itv iust now. Among those smitten by disease is our young friend Wm. Green, who is very low with brain lever, inouo n.c v.. ... family are -still hopeful. 1 leaven grant him a full and speedy recovery. A young merchant of this city was called I uiKiu lately by a "ilrummer" from liilti- session at Hollhlaysburg. woct 'Si ni'rrhis. thence by same w est fti perches to a fallen hem lock ; thence south W perches to the place ot beirinning' containing 11-iS aliii.."-.sii ici un.i sure, be the samo more or less; part ol said land beiiitf well timbered anil the balance uuder fence, bavin? thereon erected a I.ou IiOLSic and h I. or, Harx. , TEK.M3 OF SAEE-One-hnlf or the purchao money to be pa.d in hand, and the balance in one year. iih interest, to be secured by tae Jud "ineiit head and niortna-re of the purchaser. Nov. l.-it. V. 15. HoNACKEK, Trustee. XVi? want nut ae i::a . ten. s is'rt re.'.ir.i l or 1 Ii skiilt ul detect; rt i is 01 o.i n a l or Hiis I r I the I';-;.. past 'JO 1 1 .-. r- i if I 1 is iiiiu rtoidn a-. T Eot:.'r' Men, Comirerreit M i.: swim Ih-rs of nil classes, an broiiirh' to j.i.tie.. Hriee, cu'ars and terms to agents. PAMBRIA CGUMTY, C3: Tlie toinnioiinciUh of i'taa ;j Wania : . To Ann Davis, widow. Ann 1 hi vis, ititer- ! married with Thomas T. Uees, and Eran- , ces Davis, ail residinjf in ( aml.ria twen ty ; and Marv Davisand Eiiib-ih Davis, resid ing' in Allegheny City, Pa. O'rtcf ina: We command you and every of you, and you are hereby cited to be and appear in your own proper persons before our Judges at E'oi-tis-l.urif, Mt our Orphans' Cout t t licit- to be hf-H on MONDAY, the hat o.' I)k-i:j kkk nfxt, to answer Thomas E- Davis in the matter of his petition for a decree, to enforce specilic per formance of a contract entered into between the said Thomas E. Davis and Edward T. Davis, deceased, during: his life time, for the saie of certain real estate situate in ltiaeklick town ship, iu said county. Herein fail not. itueKSlhelloiiorable JutiN IIkaa, President Judore of our said Court, at Ebensburg', the t'fh day of September, A. D. 172. GEO. W. O ATM AX, Clerk. Attest W. H. Hon ack Kit. SiieriU. El.ensL.urg-, Nov. 1, JS7-.-ot, StI KUHT'S S.H.E. Bv virtue of a writ of Plur. Yeud. Expon., issued out of the Court .f Commoa 1'leas of Cambria county and to me directed, there wiil be exposed to I u.die Sale, at tho neurofd House, in Johustow n. on SATL'KDAY, the Iktii iAVor NovKMittit next, at -1 o'clock, P. M., tho following Kcal Ilstate. to wit: All the rifc'ht. title and interest or Jp.in liurketand Samuel Ithodes.or. m and to a piece or parcel of land situate in Coneimiuh bor ou 'h. Cambria county, udjoinicK lands of John Cushon. Peter Monahan, and others, containing 1 acre, luoro or less, all cleared, ha in Ihert-oji ei-ecled a wo story plnnk hous.-, now in the oe cuiaiicvof Samuel lfhodcs. Taken in execu tion aud to be sold at the suit of John S.Og.lcn, for ne of fieorire Mellowed, for use of C It. Ellis, now for uoe of John Tlioni-n. Yv'E PUBLISH THE PEST DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE ix Tin: r.NGi.isti i.am.i ack. LY WM. SMITH, LL.D. It is writ '.'ii by 7!l of the most ih'iniiiishe-d divines i" i'.-.irope and America, and isliie only edition puiiiisiud i.l this count;-;.' condensed by Ir. Smith's own hand. It isiibistrated with over I-'") steel and wood ciiij rax injs. It con tains every name in the Hioieof ii.i pen tanee, mid is a book iiecilc.l by c ry tihrist Urn family It is primed in do'.:b!e (oiotii!!, in one lar(e octavo voiur.'.e. Price '1.50. V w;'.nt a-'.-nts fir tiies- works fn all cit'es and t wiis in the country. V. o p.ty h-.t-jre com missions nr. i vi'.e oxclosive territory, lor cireul.irs and term.- n'l.ii-os the put. Ushers. S iniple copies cf any of our booko bcul iu any address on rorc-ipt of price. a. is. rtKii s. in:;!:, i-c? u-.:.cr. Hartford. Conn., Chicago. Til., Cincinnati, Ohio, The rnckcj o Cilr.-tin mtl Seed Cleaner is far .s-if; i i.. r to any other Eanuinir Mill evi-r made, havin.ir more than twice the teiat-ninif sa if ace of the ordinary m ii i, w hi le i t is neat find compact, and can bo easily handled aud lifted ;ir..u;id !y aif tttmi. Its capacity for cleaning islroni ."ia to 7" bushels i.er hoi.r. r.n.l i-ntiv. M, cuts a.l.u'vrj rho I easily that it can be turind by it bi;i ten i'.rr-i i old. A. bled lo tbe ibovo advant.ic-es. it is farf i-.o-p-1 r than e.ny other Fannin? Miil now made, cf To sni.i:;l ia te on r assert ions, we ri ve t he fol j lowimras thf ipinioti of scvml reiia!.!.' iren I tleme:i. resi b t:?s of Seneca county, uhio. who i h.svi? jrivcu tli "Ci.i: .M.n a tlioroiirit trial : I We. th" un.i.-r-.".-.l. Iiavc t liorou'.'i l.v tested I iho l'.-irl.- iir Urniii and '. .! f '.YTm r. and l.eli vo ' it to to scpei i-. r to any one in use for cleaninx i ii'i nt, in other small seeds, for market or for I sow iii', as it separates every frrai-i of rvx. t or I'.v.r limn ie.T lesnrt,eil for fosl, and nil '' lh,r't from 'Jiun tl.-i. ar.il all wil l vino seed from I'li.c. so as to rend, r ( -aeh par li'.'iilar kind el s-c-l di .'v ued for solving pur poses inn i mid rnlirtln fi e from fJtli and 'oi, e;i IJI II ll.s. I I '. I.S I: di-cl-rsos -r i i.'f :h. ..St s I ic'v poi kcis. y Hi iii.-i s, and exposed and Send for cir- N. j. H AYWAKll, V. 'M. I.Xrt, Dr. J. D. u'CosNon. Jam ks Dokas Thi:o. T. Ink. J. DownisntK, Kin.i.k. . .... . i . c . i.i i lk r. x i. USD Sr.EI) CI.EANF.lt iu all parts of l.'.inf :. exei-pt the Townships d' Car- TViO uiidi ;-i'rned arc tV.o r.-.ji7.-. c.nvf -lid. Afil'XTS I'OKTHK SALE OF THE PECK K Y I". ( If A I Ai 11 i 'ambria C roll. Cliesl, f. leat f'eld and Sus-juf hi; una. and w ill in a short t'me call upon t;ie farmers of th diCerent Townships and demonstrate to each farmer, it iiianuii f.fijn. that I his "Cioaner" w il I do all th'it is clain.cd to;- it. 'I he "Cie.'i 1'er" ri'ii I io. . n nmi tested nt any time by i-a'ci -y on u- at our farms, one-and-a-haii !ii:!'-s n.n .h-cast .t l-'!.ensbiir;r. is-'" All :-!. :s or letters of hvpiiry will re ceive prompt attention if addressed to l'.uovi::: i weiplk. An?. 2;.-tf. El 'c::sburtr, Cambria Co., l'a. OF V.M.t Kills, now lor uoe SheriS's OfT.ce, Eoenshui-j , Oct. .t, ls7'.-t. TMSSOLUTION nershin heretofore PITTSBURGH marb: JAMES OLD, lOS I.IBF.RTV ST.,'. PITIKBIRCI!, IM Alio lttiniree, O rates. Ac., and particular atten tion paid to Furnaces, Public and Prirato Ituild nKs. tNov.l.-Jin. NOTICE '.The part- xlstir-ir between the under'irfned in tae hotel luismos-j nnd in the manufacture of saddles and r.arness.at St. Law rence, Cambiia iNjunty, was dissolved by mu tual eonsont on the lma day of October, 1S7-. The books aud accounts of the firm are in the hands of Daniel Warner, who wiil collect all money due ana pay all debts owing by the late firm, and will hereafter conduct the business iu his own name. C A. LA N3 D IN". DANIEL WaKNEU. Chest Twp., Nov. 1, ltT-.-i t REAL ESTATE IN EBENSIll KG ! -iit-1,i, l.e ofteiid at Public Sale, nt theresi- V deuce of t tie subscriber in Eteiibiiiar bor ouuh. on TltCltSDAY, N: IV. 21.-t, at one o'c!o-k e. m.. t he f ollowinsf Ileal Estate, to wit : A TWO STOltY FUAME HOL'E. with tu-oen-, v onibnildin-s. and ON R AN!) ONE-H ALF LOTS OF i ROUND, with fruit Ir.i-s. .-rape vines, .-te. Said property 1 routs tin Hwlist'Cct ami ci tends back to Lloyd si reef, hcin the property now ooeijpi'.'d by the sai.S'.a iber. Also, it the same ti'ti" and place, wiil l.e of fered TWO UTHEit LOTsOFUitO! X1J situate in the Hortcagh of El.ciibuttr ami known as Lots Nos. 4! and l:i i:i Lloyd's plan of .si. id bor ough. Tcrt:is will bo nui'. :' Known fit time of fair, but any person wlshiasr to ;t: n !:.;.-.-, i-it a cr pri vately bef ne the saie, ot-publicly i t l!ies..!', em i obtain r.il desired iuforuiattou 1-y e-iliiny on the owner. i.l'v AUD VjLA-.j. E;,:'arl utv, Kov. 2", lSTi.-U. S'ROF. J. VICSEKBACH, AM Af.i;NT Villi KNAIiE & CO. (Silliniri ) AND S. I). & H. W. SMITH'S (lloston) Ciiiiibria House, Ilbcnsnrg. !;. ::fpftl 4 FAPM of SIX I V ACIiES, located in Plack I j. V lick towns'iiii, Cambria co., i ',, j adjoimmr lands f Isaac W is- .'.-KT j." i si'iuer. liich'd il'irjft n. and o: li-.ii". f if i i-rs. about ) At-reso, which ai-r;-.j '. t irr.l. wit h ! larire I'vos'iav VLANiv U'l"V'., LO-; ll.!-V. A v, tii"re-n creeled-the ba'ulliee well timlM-rcd. Will U, sr.!. I at a bar-'. lin. l'or 1 1:: : her pai ticuiui a iu- t;;irc on tlie p T ail. lie sal,'. "".ITIKK wiil be offered nt public sal,', at tho ; l -.te resideli.-c ot M.itl'ias lleilrei.-i:, O.-c .1, . In 1 lies., to'.vi'sli p, one nuie iku . u ui .in n c '.i- ; i:.'li,oii 'l iK'Mtnvt Xv. IX'.u. proximo, at '.) : o'e'o. k. . .'!-, ti.e loilowmy liesc: ib d ileal 1"-- I talc, of which .Valliias Tl.-itivicli died '. -h-.'.l. to . v.i!: A PIECE OU PAKCKL OF LAND sittiaie i i!-...r inuriiiMi. I'a.nbrii coi:::l-. a lioiii::. ; i.m.n ..t' Vi.-liaf-l Crowiion'er. .l.u-ob I Joscnh Hupp, and others, containiinr more or lo.-s, ulio.itjiio Acres lieina ci. a bai:nr I h. rein erected a two liOL SE.tU l'i , ati'i a i. i. i Till ,lil. r H'i.ire---s S. 1'". lAVr.:i.V, Ebensbui-K P. O. . : . 1 :--, , i:d Arrrs, . r ed n.l FLANK I Ald.K. Tl.el.al- am'e of the land is Weil 'Vimbc vd with pine and pHi; One-t hii'J in hand and the Wo e'oual ut:i.ual i ayir;riits,;wiUi icseciiia d h.V iiioi tfe-ae and ju..a- oa ;. Tktims op balance in t i-.t..ri't- to be met bonds ui purc. r: Exec-itorof !aihias Hcitrcich, ucc'l. Chest T p.. Oct. 13, lisT'.-it. ept. i:;. J i i"S It V. t'lii"" to the j- rnis g ,,r tho im 4j dersi.cne !. m Suminerhill towi g. f , o I or it the i: t i o ay ot June lust, a two-venr ol I :;,Ai K STi.I.H, wit'i a small licccout of the ,.,..! .-r ,'rt of the lert ar. The mvii-T is ia -,-;-j-.-.-te:! I xome lorward, prove property, p-v . -liar-.- s ra.d take l.iai atvuy ; otheiwUuLe will be iiisposca of nccordh.j: in law. VAliENTiN'T: Clt.VMElt. Stiinmerb'.ll Twp., X.n . 1, ls;.-ot.-r S Tit AY JIO(lr4.- Came to the premia-s of the subscriber, in AiUphcTiv town 'nt. on or about the i.'jth of April i.isl, two SOW PKJS, eai h at tha.t time about four months old, and both of t'.iein red and white spotted In color. Tile owner is re.piestej to c;-n-.e forward, prove propertv, nnv tli.iiajis and take them nivnjv othcrwi'sc they will be .b-p -scd of Hit '.- to law. .l si;PII CNTEKslNUEli. .' ilt.-'heny Twp.. Oct. IsT-.-ot." ir
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