JSJ.
- - 'in until -
7- 'ETt r-jf- fjvr ' S T"i
A OOI.ORKIJ SAI..MVN!K1! AND HIS WAtiM
LLclr xiF puis" K?. i:n.:s:: oil,
a:;d :.:or.Ti:x i.rc.i.
TYom Pan Frami-tro l:roni ; Oct. 1" 1
Ycsteiduy al'tenK'on the reporters ot'tlie.
ity j-icss :u about :i tWcii less jinuinnci.t
citizens wore invited to j.ai ti' ii, ',-. "' :l
private lunch i.arfy -iven by -i).-lhi, i!..
African Fire Kin-," un.ler .he auspices , ot
thenianufjerof Vo-Hv;ird sOanlons. Uie
collation took- place at Iilwway Ifall.
About half-past one o'clock the quests were
all assctnlleil in the Urge hall, wlieu ;i
short, thick-set negro eutercl the room, fol
lowed by two other sombre-hucd m y ru : i
dens, ono of whom carried a, niall oblonjr
furnace, and the other a sack ot charcoal
and a variety of iron rods, bars. etc. The
first was his sable majesty, Kinj; Delhi ;
the others his chefs de cuisine.
The furnace was placed on the floor in
the center of the hall, and soon a tierce tire
was in full blast. Four l!at bars of iron, in
size and shape very much like ordinary
laths, were slipped through the liars of the
furnace, so that the ends protruded from
each side, while the center of each was
surrounded by the live coals, and s, mhi be
came red hot. A small lire shovel and
Kome iron rods were also placed amid the
coals to warm up. "While the 4 "pot was a
bilin' " the chief performer retired to one
of the undressing rooms. '"He's jest gone
in dar to shuck hisself," remarked the
chief cook, in answer to one of the inquisi
tive reporters a funny fellow.
"What is he going to do with tho.se hot
irons?" asked the re;oiter.
"Hc'b gwine to rub 'em obcr his face an"
Lands, an' obcr his feet."
4JIumph !M remarked the funny report
er, "tho whole thing will h: apt to result
in a lizzlw if that's the case."
The darkey didn't seem to see the point,
but continued his interesting disclosures :
''He's born in Abyssinia, dis man was
used to know King Theodorus fast rate."
Heporter "Indeed 1 "Well, do you sup
pose ho has seen .Livingstone, or Stanley,
or George Roberts, or any of those other
xplorers'?"
Chief Cook ''Dunnn, suh duimo nuffin
'bout dat."
THE HKE KINO IX COST ir MR.
Further con versa t ion was interrupted by
the entrance of the Fire King, in full Afri
jlu court costume to wit : a blue tlannel
undershirt and drawers, bespangled with
several stars of our Union forever. The
thirt was rather siiort-waisted in the sleeves
aud 60 wore the drawers. His big black
arms were bare from the biceps down, and
LeioW the knee his sable shanks were visi
ble id all theirprhnitive beauty. His feet
ah ! bere the en must pause, for it can
not do justice to those sublime feet. They
looked like a pair of twin alligators, and
the great national characteristic heels were
the tinesL specimens that have yet appeared
tn these shores. They protruded astern
to an unusual extent so much so that if
tne biiuiect were staiuling erect anil ;i i
guillotine blade dropped vertically from the
Lead, it would amputate about three inch
es of the heel from each limb, provided the
vertical descent was not prevented by in
termediate obstructions. IX. I!. This cal
culation was made without the aid of a the
odolite without the aid ot' any light, in
fact, beyond that furnished by the chaivoal
re.
Alter a brief preliminary assurance that
there was no deception about the perform
ance, etc., the visitors were allowed to in
pect the lire-proof African. Tho soles of
Lis feet, his arms, his shins very line shins
and the calves of his legs were examined
by all who felt sufficient interest to avail
themselves of his offer. Then he advanced
to the furnace, and taking out the ihc
ehovcl, began
THE FliiST cot: USE.
The blade of the shovel was fairly red
Lot, yet this cloudy salamander deliberate
ly rubbed it over iris hands, ami and legs,
without evincing any pain whatever. '1 he
Lot iron, which would have burned its way
through an inch loard in a very short time,
seemed to have no effect on tho man's skin.
There was a light blue smoke emitted (hir
ing the contact of iron and hide, but no
in;ar or blister was left behind. The only
inconvenience about the affair was mani
fested by those of the spectators who hap
pened to be on the leeward side ot the. man.
and to whose nostrils were wafted the del
icate aroma. It smelt worse than Voi ick's
skull when Hamlet, in his pitiful mood,
made use of that ghastly relic for a nose
gay, aud evolved his brilliant fancy about
(stopping the bungs of beer barrels ith the
dust of dead emperoi-s. It more nearly re
sembled the odor of a Iioi-.mj's hoof when
ainged by the blacksmith's iron than any
other perfume that is know n to science. It
was a very pervading stench.
A NATUItAI, BLACKSMITH.
The next illustration of the Fire King's
incombustibility copyright secured was
given with tho iron bars, or slats. Kachof
these bare was red hot in the center, and
Delhi took them one at a time in his hand,
laid one end on the lloor, and then placing
bis naked right foot on the hissing hot
iron, bent it to an angle of forty-live de
grees. Then turning the iron over, he
placed his left foot on the centre aud again
Straightened the hot bar.
A PklLLFL'L I'OKKlt PLAY E It.
A small iron poker, about a quarter of
an inch in diameter, w;is next taken from
the fiery furnace, and, opeuiug his mouth,
the Fire King inserted the rod some live
inches therein and closed his lips on
on the seething iron. After holding it in
this position for a few moments, he drew
it out and remarked that it was one of the
most difficult of all his performances, anil
that very frequently it rendered him quite
hoarse scarcely able to speak audibly.
The attendants next lifted from the coals
a section of iron pipe, about one inch in di
ameter and eight inches in length. By
way of varying the entertainment, Delhi
rolled this over tho tloor with his bare feet
cnding forth the familiar old horso-hoofy
perfume again iu generous prof useness, and
causing a young lady who witnessed the
feat and sniffed the feet to retire in disor
der. The Chronicle reporter meanwhile
held Lis nose and gazed in sjecchlcsd ad
miration. A nOT BALI..
The spectators were next edified by an
exhibition of Delhi's skill as a ball-tosser.
A small globe of iron, smaller in appear
ance than an ordinary base ball, was pried
Out of its plutonic resting place among tho
coals. It was not exactly red hot, but it
was warm enough to burn a hole iu the
floor if allowed to stand a little while in
one spot. This the salamander tossed in
the air and caught first iu ono hand and
then in the other, with as much noncha
lance as the best catcher in tho Eagle Club
would manifest in handling a ''regulation
ball."
THE Ron OF IRON NOT AARON.
Another iron rod somewhat larger than
the palate-tickler was now handed to the
fir eater. One end of the rod was blazing
hot, and this portion ho licked with his
tongue until tBo red heat faded out and
the iron resumed its ordinary color. Tak
ing hold of the hot end of tho iron, and as
suring 'de gemmen" that it w as now com
paratively cool, he offered it to one after
another. A doubting Thomas reached
forth and closed his lingers gingerly over
tho iron. A little of it teemed to go a good
way with the curious individual. lie was
not tenacious in his grip not at all. He
drawback Lis hand with a spasmodic jerk,
and Bft the next half hour in breathing
upon it d watching with cjiumendablc
industry tho .level pv.iellt of a substantial
blister.
A (dckta:!, : T.T F.N i.F..r.
The spectators v. i e. of course, greatly
amazed at these su: prising exhibition:
;i'! in the brca.-ts of t ho; e I: v e; v tint
w cii-groci nded in Uible ti nt lis art se a ! Mil it
of the ejlic.icy of the biasing i;ovafi or, so
vividly depleted in our Sunday schools as
the punishment !' siin.e' .-.
'''hat- fellow i:it;-t have been
hell." remark i a haiiiemd lV
a ker m
liow, who
had slipped iu u:::uvitcd.
'Much more likely, :r, that h-'s a de
scendant of either Sliadra- li. ! sach. or
Abcdnego, who were thrown into the fiery
furnace and came out ur.-iuged."' This in
a stein (,. e of reproof from 1 A. Dell,
editor of the -.'., who was an intense
ly interest!, d spectator.
Thoeoloqny w as cut short by Delhi, who
:oiMi.!i!ircdthat ho would next warm his
heart with a little melted lead, a small dip
per of whi.'.i was M.uftc.i ing over the lire.
Taking the dipper in one hand ami a tea
s;kiii in tie: other, he poured out a spoon
ful of tho mclud lead anil turned it into
hi.s mouth. A qn' i of the stalwart frame
was liotie.-ab'c as he took the spoon from
hism i-ith. a:v,l dl!0'tl. afterward he open
nl his capacious bread t;:;p and dropped
the 'mi. td' on the floor. An ingenious
rc portc r stooj eil down to pick u: the novel
casting, but .lid not carry out i.:s praise
worthy design he dropped it with much
animation, and s. rapped his lingers in ex
ultant glee.
an iNi-nu:; Li: u oiiT or v.oh.ino oil.
Then' was just one more astonishing
performance tho swallowing of about a
drachm just alwiut a dram of boiling oil.
This cheering ill aught was poured fioin a
sauce-pan into a small tumbler, a:d quaffed
with much apparent gusto. It was so hot
that an ordinary man could scarcely hold
the glass in his hand, yet the cast-iron
darkey swallowed tho terrible sf.ilfas qui
et 1 as though it had been the mildest old
lou i bo-i. After g-tt ing thisaperii-nt down,
however, he seemed u be overcome by
some tend; r emotion, for his eves tilled with
it,, ww i,.,,l,;ilil v thinklmr of the
costive days of clii!dhoil anil the gentle
ministrations of his deceased grandmother.
I le next set fire to a saucerful of alcohol,
ami with a teaspoon poured tho llaming
liquid down his throat.
Everybody present was greatly astonish
ed at the whole performance. There was
no trick or slight-of-haud about any part
of it. Tho fellow is certainly more thor
oughly liie-i'roof than any mortal wo have
heretofore heard or read of. Ho lias been
engaged to appear at "Woodward's iar
densrand will give his first exhibition next
Saturday afternton, when he proposes to
vary hi.-, entertainment by pouring molten
lead over his bare aims.
I Tow t Dt'uy Clerk W"l t Widow
mid ft Fortune.
A letter from a correspondent in Wash
ington city, dated October l'.t, says: An
other of those interesting little romances
in real life has just come to light in Wash
ington. Tho boti ton arc in exstacies over
it. A dapper-looking apothecary's clerk
has succeeded i" marrying a fortune of
000,000, anil now he has gone we.st to
spend it. The facts in tho case, as related
tonic this morning, are as- follows: Six
months ago a charming young lady, dress
ed elegantly ami in the bight of fashion,
and representing herself to Ihj the relict
of a late prominent New York oil simula
tor, appeared in Washington and took up
her ivsidcnco at the Ailingtoii Hotel.
Whil-j at the Arlington she one day took
occasion to procure an assortment of per
fumery, anil in quest of that desirable ac
quisition of the toilet, called at a drug store
situated opposite the Treasury depart
ment, lieliiv.d the showy counter waiteil
an attract ive clerk, a young gentleman of
twenty-nine, who was no sooner s,ce:i than
he had conquered. The next day the re
lict of the late New York oil speculator ia
Ited tho elegant dmg clerk to a hic-a-UU'
at the Arlington.
Thereafter occurs a blank, until the
time of the Baltimore convention, when
Mr. Drug Clerk received a mysterious note
from New York. He went to ilaltimore,
there met the lady, was married, remained
throughout the convention and quietly re
turned to Washington to resign his clerk
ship and exist without visible mean.: of
support. The lady soon followed hi)n
here, and again went to tho Arlington,
where she resided some time, occasionally
receiving the fortunate husband aial load
ing him with presents of diamonds, rings,
gold watches, xc, winding up by trans
ferring to him a w hole business lot in San
I'ianei.co, with the business thereon, a
very valuable piece, of property, of which
she herself holds a companion in New
York. Next t hey si ai ted ft r Philadelphia,
where the lady took a sudden notion to go
west, the only notification the ex-drug
clerk's friends n cciving of his intention
being a telegram couched in these words :
"Shan't return. Can't avoid it. Am
going to San Francisco."
YoMenlay :i Wter was received from
the Pacific Slope, containing the informa
tion that the young man had started a
magnificent wholesale drug store at the
Golileii (.late. The immense wealth which
lias fallen to hi.s lot, together with the ex
traordinary manner of the match-making,
and the beauty and high standing of the
wife, are tho nine days' wonder. Our late
drug clerk is of course a very stylish young
man, and a very lucky young man. He
was formerly a Captain in tho rebel army,
where it is reported he served with dis
tinction, is well connected here, and has a
goid reputation in society.
KlTP
Keeji
to tho iiiht as the law ilirects.
from the vorld thy friend's do
all thy thoughts on purest themes,
from thine eyes the motes and
true thy deed. Thy honor I. right,
firm thy faith in God and rijht.
five from every fciu and stain,
from tho ways that bring thee
free thy tongue from words of ill.
riyht thy aim and good thy will,
all thy nets from passion free.
Ktrong in hopo, no envy kcc.
watchful care o"er tongue and
firm thy feet, by justice stand,
true tho word, a sacred thing,
from tho snare the tempters bring,
faith with each yon call a friend,
full in view the final end.
from allthntc and malice free,
firm thy courage bold and strong,
well tho words of wisdom's school,
warm by night, and by day keep
fects.
Kcoo
Keep
beams.
Ivecp
Kecji
Keep
Keep
pain.
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
li.tr.it.
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
Keep
cool.
Rats. Remarkable stories are related
of the marvellous instinct, amounting al
most to reason, shown by rats in avoiding
the snares sot for their destruction. The
following singular instance of this is re
lated to have recently occurred in Chica
go. In a house where the rats had liecn
very troublesome traps had long been
set, but to no purpose. Finally some of
tho family determined to watch the trap.
It was cunningly set. Soon a young rat
appeared, and was about stepping on the
fatal spring, when an old rat rushed to
the ruscue, seized the indiscreet juvenile
by the tail, and dragged him oft to his hole.
Hkxuhu'k's majority in Indiana is 1,-
I
clnv SUvrrtiSfm?r;ts. - I
J)ftir..vrw. iv. J.) i Kii u.c .-
;...;:. -Ti'oi ous.' ti ii.: 1 1 ion. iii niilirui
aini In autil'ul loca;ioii. ilneol i lie i:,.-: cim1
fuliv coii'lut-teil !'! '"-st su.--J:ini-il in-i i. utf us
in ihe Sinn-, i-'or t-riiii. .l,lie. lvev.
j(,ii. ;:. i;u. m.i. i:v, iMi. i).
A'-iils nniitpil lin- (iiliiiinN
Child's Comnicntator
:v rn i: i:i ::i.f.. rr t;o sjoti j: ( i.j:.
1 .t.'ini pii -res. r.'.H Kiii a i ais. '!': t --t i-it-pri.-e
of t lj- !-;o i oi !i 1. 1 s. v family tvil! Iwvi'H.
.Xiillih-ti !'!: ' ; .',..-.:, ,,' r, ,r ,-i re;, .'ar s n
lires- U.S. i .-' ii-r; n V l.'o , :;v la: !; lio-.v. X. V.
Vj::x j k -,vi!ii. i- r,r li.iuJiii T ::r:r.i v.v.:i
SfOH !.'; cntapidzn tioeti, wit:; hvej of tr.e
eteiitii'iiU s met 1 1 i ,5i i ej- i' n if oil 'rlirx. 'Jit
Stul l'mtr.;it.. .. to UO a tUi.j raj i-'.-y and
ensilv niiiile. Viit- iil scf. pjivtieular free.
V 'til if IN(;n :,D ISllX &(., Hartford, It.
mm
l'HyiihIc in Xi w York City, for sale at prices
that wit Hv;ver V-i per cent, on tlie Invest
ment. Ml'NK'ii'AL liUNI'S of tho l.iir)i"T
Bi-.nle .ilwn vi on liaml. I". KI.LIS A CO.,
Itanki-rw, II I'l no Street, ew lork.
CRUMBS GF COMFORT !
i?'
STOVE GLOSS!
Unparalleled Success ! !
Cver TVci!lj-Forr Thonni! Gross Si;M in
i.rss.T'nin Mne Sonthn.
If rAW?1? ?We Shins uVaEnrifS
ASK YOi'I! STOKE K LF.PKK FOR IT.
If he lon"t Iiavo it. ro to the next ftoro ; t'tit
!. 't !,i- Iiuaitiiiyv-'c't i;;t i l,uyir,jr i"-r usiD any
rf tne olil pelisie s when you ear. a-et
CRUMBS OF COMFORT
A l I hi? Kmun Vrlce.
Every Jobber and iietil Denier in the ruitfc.5
Situes lj,ie or will have it lor sale.
H. A. Bartlett & Co., Manufacturers.
l'UILAbbZLh')IIA, I' A.
ilfvI r, m
Tho HulipcriberH are ll,rin fael urt-rs' uircnts
for K. W. Iteii.lH-U-bruteil A ST H 11 A HELJKF,
the best remeity for Afthnm yet iMueovereil.
Instaat relief jf uiir.witi-ed or purchase money
relmnlej. ThH meilliine fx put up in three
Bizi-s, whieb r t;iil ferae , Tjin-. mill tl. Persona
remit I inir priee will lui ve i h iru-i Heine sent free
by mail or e i-res-i. Al,.o ai.ipies sent fri-e to
uny who .le-ire. K Tli Iti l iliK, Ti'LbKfl A: Cl J ,
K,i !ie. New Vorli.
AKK YOU GOING TO PA1XT?
.IVEBILL CIIE3HC.il PliilT
has proved itself to tie tlir
HANDSOMEST AND MOST DrN.MiLK E
TEP.lOii PAINT KNOWN.;
San. pie can of beuutil'ul colors ntnl reeoui
liiem Unions t i-oiii owners of t ho UiieM resiliences
in tiieeountry furnisiitd free by till dealers a:nl
AVKitll.I, CHEMICAL PAINT CO.,
2 Iuriing- Slip, New York,
Or, Clevehiml, Ohio.
Bcatii! EadE
aih!
Millionsof youtir ami ol.l people
llf,tll tU'TTia
tint Inrtliroil ,1.. ; t - u-.i,. ,i . . . - i . . . . i .
,,, , ,: -..i.. uoiHin'it-ii r-i vjiii.nn,
l.looil,n,.art,l,iver,Kilrifys,viz.: Afrno,n-rvoua
lie:ei.ie'ie. palpitation, riii:iiiess, irowpiii"-;ii, no
eisi-rjiy. ilyspepsia.eioari h, rheu liial isiil.lii-ura I
Kia, snivel, w.-ak !,aek. eonM ipai ion, piles. Jje.,
"''...' rclijrioiirtiy eomini -mi oijr (.JOXdKN
J'ACKAtiES. Never fait. .Mailed ( ree t".,r
Di-serilie yi ur ease. Circiiliir free. Aii.lretis
CFfV IN KI KM A It V, Voln:tuwn, O.
BAULOVrs INDIGO 11LVE
I -' tlii- eheruu-s-t aiei beet in ( i eh-in the mprket for
l.Iuou.ff lot lies. The Keimiiic has Pot h IIri Iow's
ami V it 1 1- !. r'3 na.no rn t he label, ami is put
Secopii! St.. Pliilaiielpi-ia. 1 1. S. W i LT itF.KtiEK
l'ropriL-tor. F(rsaic by Driiiristsaml (iroeers
rs. !
HiK.'iTS Want oil Aleuts make niorr men
il ey nt ivoi k for us than nnYthp.i;' rUe. Iu;i
nrss liirht and periinmeiit. Particulars free,
1. Stinson a.- t;0., tne Art I'uhtUlic; , I'ort
laml. .'faino.
P( ( AK.TS lVAXTKrt. - Samples s-nt free
VV;V7 by mail, with tcrma to hr from ." to
ihl per day. Two er.tirc-lv new articles, Habibie
ari Hour. Address N. 11. WHITE, Newark, N J
S5QO.OOO IM DAWK.
Grand GIFTCOUCERT.
fefinucl Drrrnibrr 7, IS3.
riMIE SECOND GRAND OUT CONCERT In
J. aid ot' the I'liu.n; I.init.uty of Kenti i ky,
announced for September Js. has been post
ponded to --4icitir 7, 1172, because the nc
eumulHtion of orders the few days before the
draw-in made it physically impossible to till
them without a few days' delay, and as a short
jmspondment was ineviatnble, it .va determ
ined to ilefer it to a time that would make a
full drawing sure by the salt? of ail tho ticket.
The money iiecessarly to pay in full a.1; tho
offered (rifts is now upon deposit in the Far
mers' and Drovers' Hank, as will bo seen by
the following certificate of the Cashier :
Fakmkks' and Diiovlhs' HAnk )
Ii;iir.l.u. K v.. K.it 25 If,"' l
This is to certify tlmt there is now on deposit
in this bank over half a million of dollars
to Hie. credit of the Jilt Concei t fund Kioj.UUO
of iviiich is held by this ImiiU as Tri-usurer of
the 1'iiblic. Library of Ken lucky to puy off all
(rifts to be awarded at the drawing-.
It. S. VEACH, Cashier.
I.OOO Irire, nmoiuif Ins; lo
.-0 ,0 0 IV CASH.
will be n warded, the highest prizes being- 1 OO,
OOO, M5o. ooo, 25,iMiO, and ilowi. in regular
gradation to lOo. wuicli is the lowest.
The druwing will positively end unrqittvo.
cully take place December 7. Agents are per
emptorily required to cIosh sales and make re
turns November -), tin order to give ample
time for the tinnl arrangements. Orders for
tickets or applications for circulars should be
audrersseu to
Gov. THOS. E. IJUAMLETTE,
Agent l'u!,Uc Llbram" Kcntxtckii,
JjouiKi'illc, ICy.
r. p. xinriNET jame-sf si n
1 AW and COLLECTION OFFICE
TIERNEY NULL,
tolonnmlp How, Fbrnsbsrs,
mf r,f.p,"i! n,tIu.ntlor' Paid to collections in
ali parts of the United States. S-lH-71.-tf.l
O-VrJIAN & LAKE,
V ATTOItSEVS AT LAW
. IFrompt attention given to claims of all
r-,.o T V.m,,na,S?lintf' anJ throughout the
I nited fctates and Canuilas. Feb. 10.-ly.l
F. A. SIIOF.MAKEII Til. . 81f HLFH
SHOEMAKER & SECHLER,
9-11 EDEXSnTJKO, Camoria Co., Pa. tf.
(QEO. A. BERRY,
ATTOUSEY-AT-LAW.
r?5Ofrieo iii rooms recent lv occupied by W.
H. Seehler, Esip, in Tliomas Lloyd's new build
ing, Centre street, Ebensburg, Pa. Aug. 10.
L. PERSHING,
J3""Ofrieeon Franklin street, (up stairs,) over
Henton's H'lrdwaro Store. Johnstown, l'a.
EO. M. KEADE, A tlcrn-atLaw,
Ehf?nshi!rr Pu Oftino In iisw l..,:i.l:.,
recently erected on Centre street, two doors
from liis'u street. nug.27.
TOIIN V. LINTON, Allornal-Lau;
Johnstown, Ta. Office in building south
west corner of -Main and Franklin streets,scc
ond story. Entruneo on Franklin street.
W1'-
M. LLOYD & CO
HANKERS. ALTOONA. PA.
Drafts on tho principal cities and Silver iiul
Gold for sale. Collections made. Monies re
ceived on doposit. payable on demand without
interest or upon tiaie with Interest at fair rates.
!F3sfipPi?tp
DV
VInewar B!ttr ara not a vile Fancy Drink,
made of Poor Rum, Whiskey. Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors, doctored, spiced, and sweetened to please tha
taste, called "Tonics," " Appetiicrs," Restorers."
&c, that lead the tippler oa to drunkenness and ruin,
bat are a tme Medicine, made from the native roots
and herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Sti mnlants.
They are the Great l!!ood Purifier and a Life-Riving
Principle, a Perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the
System, carrying off all poisonoas matter and restoring
the blood to a healthy condition, enrichineit. refreshing
and invigorating both mind and body. They are easy
of administration, prompt in their action, certain in their
results, safe and reliable in all forms of rliesse.
So Person can take these Hitter accord
ing to directions, and remain long nnwcll, provided
their bones ara not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
Uyspcpstn or Iiidifrcst Ion. Headache, Pain
tn the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Diz
ziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Month, Eil'ons Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the rejrions of
the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptom,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a better guar
antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Kcinrsle Complaints, in yonns or old,
married or single, at the d.iwn of womanhood, or the
turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided an
influence that a marked improvement is soon percep
tible. For Inflammatory and Chronle Khen
mutism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indiqestion, Bilious,
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Liseases of the
Llood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have
been most successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Vitiated Blood, which is generally produced by derange
ment of the Digestive Organs.
They are a Gentle Purgative as well aa
a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting
as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflam
mation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Biiiona
Diseases.
Vor Skin Dlsenses, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car
buncles, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes. Ery
sipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Homors
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or natnrc,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in
aucb cases will convince tho most incredulous of their
curative effects.
Clcante t!ie Vitiated Dloori whenever yon
find its imparities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptions, or Sores : cleanse it when you find it ob
structed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it when it is
foul ; your feelings will tell yon when. Keep the blood
pure, and the health of the system will follow.
Grateful thousand? proclaim Vinegar. Eit
TBRS the most wonderful Invigor.int that ever sustained
the sinking system.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, larking In
the system of so many thousands, are effectually de
stroyed and removed. Says a distinguished physiol
ogist: There is scarcely an individual upon the face of the
earth whose body is exempt from the presence of worms.
It is not upon iho healthy elements of the body that
worms exist, but npon the diseased humors and slimy
deposits that breed these living monsters of disease.
No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmin
tics, will free the system from worms like tliese Bit
ters. Mechanical Diseases. Person? engaged in
Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters,
Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, will
be subject to paralysis of the Bo-arels. To guard against
this take a dose of Walker's ViueCAB Bitters once
or twice a week, as a Preventive.
Billons, Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers, which are so prevalent in the vaileys of our
great livers thronghout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Ten
nessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Er.izos,
Rio Gr"d?, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roan
oke, Jam. and many others, with their vast tributa
ries, throughout cor entire country during the Summer
and Autuiun, and remarkably so during sensooa of
unusual heat acd dryness, arc invariably accompanied
by extens-'ve rierangeruents cf the stomach and liver, and
otlier sbu-nioil viscen There are always more or less
oUsintceons of the liver, a weakness and irritable st.ite
of the sto'iiach, and great (Orpcr of the bowels, being
dorged tip with vitiated accumui-itiorn. In tbeir treat
ment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influence opon
these organs, is essentially cccess.ir7- There is
no cath:r: f -r the purpose t-;nil to Dr. J. Walker's
Vikkae I'.iTTpa, as they will speedllv remove the
riark-coior-?d viscid mailer tvuh which the bowels are
loaded, at the same tune ttunulaung the secretions of
the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions
of the dirs'ive organs.
Herofnla, or K i n ' 3 I vl3, White STfilir.s,
Ulcers, Erysipelas, Seiied Neck, Goiter, Scrofulous
Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, M ercuri.il Af
fections, Old Sorts, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore E"cs.
etc., etc In thes-, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, Wai.kbb's Vikigai Bitters have ohort-n their
great curative powers in tho most obstinate aud intract
able cases.
Dr. Walkcr'f California Vinegar Bitters
act on ali these cases in a similar manner. By purifying
the Blood they rem-.v5 the cause, and by resolving away
the effects of the inflammation (the tubercular deposits!
the affected parts receive health, and a permanent care
is effected.
The propci-llcs of Dr. Walkeh's Vinbgab
Bittbrs are A;-erient. Diaphoretic and Carminative,
Nutritions, Ijx..i-s, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant,
Sudorific. Alterative, and Anti-Bilious.
The Aparlcnt and mild Laxative properties of
Db. Walkhb's Vinhgar Bitters are the best safe
eaard in all cases of eruptions and malignant fevers,
their ba'samic, hcalir.c, and soothing properties protect
the humors of th2 fauces- Their Sedative properties
allay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels,
either from inflammation, wind, colic, cramps, etc.
Their Connter-Irritant influence extends throughout
the system. Their Diuretic properties act on the Kid
neys, correcting and regulating the flow of urine. Their
Aoti-Bilious properties stimulate the liver, in the secre
tion of bile, and its discharges through the biliary ducts,
and are superior to ail remedial agents, for the cure of
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, etc.
Fortify the body against disease by puri
fying all its fluids with VisncAa Bitters. No epi
demic can take hold of a system thus forearmed. Tne
hver, the stomach, the bowels, the kidneys, and the
nerves are rendered disease-proof by this great invig
orant. Dircetlon. Tj.lt e of Uie Bitters on going to bed
at night from a half to one and one-half wine-glassfulL
Kat good nourishing food, such as beef steak, mutton
chop, venison, roast beef, and vegetables, and take
out-door exercise. They are composed of purely veget
able ingredients, and contain no spinL
J.WALKER, Prop'r. R. II. McDOXALD&Ce.,
Druggists aud Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal..
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
fOOD, MOKKELL. fc CO.,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FOREIBI 410 88MIE BEY 66811
3HLLIERV GOODS,
HARDWARE.
Q UEF.NS V A RE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
IKON AND NAILS,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GLASS WARE, YELLOW WARE.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS,
Together with nil manner of Western l'rodnc,
such as FLOUR. BACON, FISH, SALT,
CARBON OIL, &c, Ac.
tW Wholesale and retail orders solicited
and promptly filled on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
WOOD, M0RRELL L CO.
Geis 4 Foster,
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton Street.
JoIiiifclGWii, l'a.
Invito tho attention of buyers to their large
and i loRant stock of
. CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
MILLINERY GOO PS, FANCY GOODS
CARPETS, OIL C LOTHS. Ac,
at r.vruv piiirr.!
E&SWAY'S REaBYaFLSE?
ClKfcS THE WOttsT PAl.VS
Sn from Crta to "Twenty Minutes. :
NOT OTiC HOUR
after regime tl;t n.lvi rt; - n:-:;1 iaui utt one '.
SI KI- KU '.VII ii r.VI... ;
ItADWAl"8 KEAl'Y m-.l-lKh" 11 A CUKE FOR !
KVF.KY 1'AIN.
It w:is tli- fir.-l iiliU U i
Tlio Only Xriilxi IIenocI"y
thcit inrtMitlv Ptrips the most excnir'.aMt pa n?, al'.avs 1
Ii.tliimmallnrtfl. mut cores I'orfc-tlwn, xi-iuirivr of tiie !
LnLfc-, f-loinch. iiowuls, ur cti.ir n..tia or ura-'is, Ly :
iS FKOii OF. TO TVEXTT MINUTES. j
r.o m-A'lvr how lo!rnt or citcruci:i;I;nr the pui:i tin I
UHKUMATIO, Rrl-riailen, Irtirm, Cripple.'., Jservou
Kcura'cic, or urosliatcd wlni ditaju; ruuy sulTcr.
RADVVAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE K1I.NEV.S. ,
INFLAMMATION OF T1IK BLADDKU r
INFLAMMAl ION OF THK HOWKLS.
coNfiKsnoN ry the l.xrsr.s i
SOKE THROAT, DIFFICULT BP.EATlilM. ,
FA LPITATloN t 'K THE HEART. 1
HYSTERICS, CROUP, IjIFHTHKKIA. t
CATAUliU, INFLUENZA, j
HEADACHE, TOOTTT AC lit
NKUKALOIA, RHEUMATISM, i
COLD CHTLL3, AfiUE CliiLLS. i
I lie np;liotioa r.rtuo itendy uclier toxnc parlor
pari3Jira the pain or diliiculty xia vrtil atfurd oase
and comfort.
Twenty drops In half a t'lmMer of wator will In a (
mnmcrti. enre CRAMPS, SPASMS, eoflt BTOMAfH,
II EARTH URN, PICK HEADACHE, DIAKKIIEA.
DVBESTEKY. COLIC. WINO IN! TUli UoWiOJ,
and all INTERNAL, PAINS.
Travcli-rs nhonld olTays carr a b-ittlc of linrlwny'j
Iicndy ILfHcf with tiit-m. A ferr dro; In water tvU
prevent piciciKB or pains from clianre of water. It Id
DC.tcr tiiaa French Iiranciy tr liitlcrj a :t.cjuu-t.
FEYEU A "ill AGCE.
FEVETl AND AGUE cured fir fitly ctnts. There Is
not a remedial air'.ut In this world tl:at iil cure Fev, r
a:id Ag'ie. aiid nil other 2!:i'arius Hii'to:i3, S'j:irU-t, Tr-
FioM. Yellow. ardotbfT Ke-era (aided t-yRADWAVS
ILIA) o quick ha RADWAVS I'.EADX RELIEF.
t ifly cents jcr bottle, feold Ly Drugtlats.
HEfiLTH !BEfiUTY ! !
STTtONO AND PURE r.TCIT PT.OODINCRFAPK
OF FLESH AND WEIOHT CLEAR SKIN AND
IlEAU TIr UL, COM PLk-X UM EC C RED TO ALL.
DR. RAD WAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HAS MADR TIIK MOST ASTONISHING CTKK? ;
t-) Qrir-K. to KATID ARE THK MTANUKS
THE HHr T'XJKKiOES. I.NLKK TliK l.S
FU'ENCK THIS TRULY Wy'ItWlX
JiEDiClXE, THAT
Every Day an Increase In Flosh
and Weight is Seon and Felt.
t:e great blood purifier.
Every drop of tho SAilSAPARTLMA RESOLV
ENT crr.n-,ur!lca.tH thntih liic BWmkI. Bwet. Urine,
nnd other fi:t -tnrt Juicefl of the ttTntum tho Tijior of life.
f.r It rvpain tho v ar.tta -f Iho br:'.j ww aiiJ y.-uuu
nnterisi. 8cr..fila, f-vr-hilii, Cort"irrjtin, CrvrrtTilir
dbw Ulccra In tho Tltrcat, "outh. Turoora, Notl la
tuo O'-frHilA n4 C'trvrr nrta tf ihv svum, iS'rrs Kyta,
Slniiaoui T;aciirKa tr n th Kara, &c! tZe nr-t
f.rTT"i r-f pki-i Fmti''M, Fpvr 8tt3. rV:aJ-l
Iletrl. FJnz Worm, bait Rheum. Err Ai:.e, Ll-icSt
Stu(i, V"frmf iu tho V--ti. i tninrs, Cancers In t( 9
" omb, nr.il r.A T-citrr.lnp rvni ;.s!r.fal e'i-cr-.aj-jrv. ?U:.t
hweuliv bniH cf Sjrm, arxi &.H wa'-s of the ilo pni'.--j
!c, arc witUJn the cnratlTe ro re cf this wcniltr or Mt.il
crn Cher. h try, a il a fcr dis' wiil prnv io anr
person uh It f r e'tl.pr of tUco foruis of dleiao its
potent t'owvr to cure th in.
If the f uie: t. dr ilv btcurrlr- tccZticcA tho wastaa
and lccorr,roUU.n ti'mt la continually t.rrnrr'nr. ti-.io-cccds
in am-ini tiei wtn r.nd rtneira th rr.mc witi
now material n.aie frrni ht-xllhy bl'od tuul Lhim tLu
fcA Rri A PA HI LL I AN will and tr cs s:re.
"ot only dors tiia Safja tx kuvliax P.soi-TrT eirl
ftll knon reiifii:tl a;rf t:. i;i the cure cf thrrDic, Scrt
loi:t Jonstlttitiouai, tia tlljcijc ; tut it 13 the oIy
- rrt? r
Urinary, and Womb cilrcaFcs, GraTil ILabctes, Iro'r,
Bt'ppare of TVor, IncontirieLice of Urine, Urtpht'a Lie
c Le, Alonmlnuria, anfl in a'.l crse where tbere are bricr.
Cnat depoitA, or tie xraUrr Is thick, cloudy, tTiLxd with
t ubstances lite the white of an cr. or threads like whito
Eiifc, or there & morhM, dark, bnioon appearcne?, anJ
whit a bone-dust depf-sita, antl when there L) a prlckinc.
bumlrtfr seofcation m-hen pat-sir. water, and pain In Uie
Small of tho Brick and aior; the Loln. Friuc, 91.00,
WORMS. The orJy known and sure Kenetfy
fr Wot int 1 ii, Tap, etc.
Tumor of 12 Yer.rs GroTTlli
Cured toy Rxd"Kray5s Hco2vcnt.
Bitult, Jnty IS, 19.
Dn. RadwaY ; I br had 0rUa Tumor la ih oTari r.l
tnywcli. All tha Doctors uiJ " there mn tx telf fc-r it.' i ir.t4
Try thirjr ih&L woi recommerjtii ; fcnt Dothlbs- hlrd oe. I
n yoir IlBMlTfni, vd thoczht I woaUl try it; bat hl no tiih
ta It, hfciwi I hmn toffrrwd fvr twelve ynux I Uzok six battles
cf lit JUol rent, and ono box ef Kiulway's Pills, &ad two bot
tles of yo a r Ready Relief; and then is seta slrti cf tonmr so te
fr-n or felt, mad 1 frel batter, mart, mc4 kuppivr thm inn
f.ir tarelv yesvrs. Tb worst tui -r in left aide of U
bmrels, crcr the pmln. 1 writ this to you !Vr th baorflt oi
oUcrs. s'oa aaa publish It If you cUoose.
HAN'XAH P. vNAPP,
DR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PSCSATiV. Till
r-crOctly tartcTes, c!er.tly c-atc 1 with rtit gnc,
Iurft, rfirriil. purify, Searis, an j slrer.-thn.
waya Pila, for the enre cf a'l c!iortIcrs cf Lh? r-tcnach.
Liver, Btwela, K!dney. P'ariJpr, IVerona Pbcai-a,
Ilci&che, Cr.nptipfitibn ColTMf s IndUx-etloxJ
Iynt: Bla, Ttliou.-nfia, F.llioua Fever, IniZanaixailon rf
the towi, Flle,ar;d all Penrrr:er!& ef th-i ir.temrti VL
cr ra. "Warranted to effect afnUecnre. Prelv V -vrta-
Mflcontiinirp no mtrcnrv, cr.lr.crai, or aeieLrous dn:r.
2 Obst-rve O.-i fvlldw:: nrloma r&u.t;.-g from
PLvjricrs of the I'Lrotiv) Orgara :
OrrtiptJni, Tn--w-ii Fll, Failces of th El'vwl in the Had,
Acitty of tne Su:nvh. N.vi, Hirtr, Pi cf F'oi,
F i!'iii or W-ixht in tl.e Sioci&cb. Sonr Erv-ition, SrnA.nT or
MQtuMrur t thvi f cf tb Sw,- rh, S:n.irtnT of iw Ha tut,
i larrltl aad Enfricult Brvathlesr, Flntvri .-U th? Heart. 0-fcin
or Safiiatinjr Smtioas whea In a I-J'JS Pj'u-, DirunAB cf
Vision, Dots or Wai beforr tha Sirht, F--f o.i I11 ln tn
the f lead, DHScieocy ot PermpL-a'jne, T W3 of Sin
ssrl Etm, P&fci In the Ftd, Ckast, Lisu, kc i eudan BlsiK.-
iieat, Bnrntojr la the Fih.
A few doses of XI AD WAT" 3 PILLS w?, fYfle the
torn fmmnll the abcT PiTe filyorucra. lric, z cents
erboz. SOLD hX PRCCrrrtrs.
HEAD FALShl ANI' THCK." Sr.d or.? Inter
ftUtrni to RAT WAY & CO., 'o. 87 Ma!dn Lan. !Icw
Yoritw Jafani-4ticn worth thonaanus ts ariit yv.
1)11. CARPENTEIl,
133 MULBERRY STREET.
KEWAUK, N. J..
Is now treating fiuocof.'-fuJjy
Consumption, Bronchitis,
ami nil diseases of Throat end i!insr, with his
tOMl'OVMi HKWfATKD IXH.Vr.VTIT'S. roXCK5
T1UTK0 0l)i, Ay COHill SVKli.
Durin? tlio past ten years 1)r. Carpenter has
treated em! eured tliotisiind cf ca.-s ot jiliove
nnmcd diseases, and h:ia now in his possession
;ert ifieHtes of cures from nil parts of thccnini
try. Tho Inhalation ishroathed dirt-. tly into the
liintrs, soothiDK and healinjr over ail intl:iuie.d
surlacps, entering into the blood, it impart vi
tality n? it permeates to every part of t!i sys
tem. The sensation is not unpleasnnt, and ih
flrst Inhalation often pives very decided relief,
partieularly when there is much dliJieuity of
Preathinff. Under the influence of my reme
dies, th couirh eoon grows easier, the nig-ht
sweats cease, the hectic llush vanishes, and with
improving digestion the iatient rapidly gains
strength, and health is nirain wirhin his grasp.
iub lonrrnirairu riMHi rupiuiy DU1K1H up trio
mostdebilirated p:tient.prcsenting to thestom
aeh food ail ready to be assimilated and uiado
into good, rich, healthy Mood.
The Coash Syrnp is to bo taken nt night to al
leviate the cough and enable the patient to ob
tain sleep. Fitil ilirecliuiii iicuritiu,y tavh Ikjx
ri f miri-jncJi-ts which conxiats nf
One Inhaler: One Bottle of Alterative Inhalant;
One Kottle of Soothing Febrifuge Inhalant : One
Bottle Anti-IiiFmorrimcic Inhalant : One ISotfU
Concentrated Food ; One Kottle (oagh Sjrup.
Priee of Hox containing medicines to last one
month, f 10; two months, 1S; three months, tz
Sent to any address C O. D. Pamphlets con
taining large list of patients cured sent free.
Letters of inquiry must eontulu ono dollnr to
insure answer. Address,
A. U. CAKPEXTEli. M. D., Newark, N. J.
Dr. Carpenter's CATARRH UKMKD 1" will
give immediate relief, and will etTect a perma
nent euro in from ono to three months. Priee
of remedy to last one month, W; two months,
IX; thre monihs, HO.
CANCEK in ali itB forms successfully treated.
Send lor list ot patients cured.
A. H. CAUFENTKU, M. 1)., Newark, N. J.
August 9, 1872-ly.
T. D. capet, late of Hubert Woods & Co.
T. FOGAUTV JAMfco JASKV.
c
ASEY, FOGAKTY & CO..
WnOI.ESALE KCALKHS IN
M31I5MIII & eiD RYE WHISKY.
AND ALL KINDS OF
ro3riaisrx'io liquors,
AND IMPOtlTtUS OF
Foreign Wines, Gins, Brandies, &c,
Ka. Ur J.iberly Street,
Dec. 6, 1871. m. PITTSBURGH, PA.
TILLINEKY & DKESSMAKIXG.
The attention of the Indies of Eben"
burg ant) vicinity is directed to the fact that
- - ' V.. ...J 11(1.. JU..I 1 V. V T1 t II III, I I J I t
of new nnd fashionable Millinery Good, at her
rooms, m ine cast aru, i.oensoursr, wcudintr
Utinnets, Hats, etc.: a sneeialtv. I)roumicin
done. The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited. tjuncl:ly.l
QATMAN-& HUCX,
PhyHieiaiiH ntiI Snrpeouj,
Cariioi.i.town. Ta.
omco in rear of John UuckV store. Ni-bf
calls maj- tie made either at the residence of
Dr. Oatman or ut John ituck's residence.
Daniel Mclaughlin, Attorney
- w ii, a tr. viuio; III Tllt;OCl
l.xchanifp tjuildimr. (up-stairsj corner of Clin
ton and Ioeu'-t streets. Win attend to all bus
iness connected with his profession.
rV W. DICK, Attorskt at-Law. KU
t ti ,1,!,ur!r. l'a. Office in front room of T. !
Words new tiuildit.ir. Centre street. All!
manner or loyal business attended tosatisfae- ;
toriiy, and eolleetion itspeeialty. rl'H4tt. "
GREAT RED'JCTIOri IN PRICES
TO CASH CUSTOMERS !
at tiii: i:iji:siu im;
BCtSE-Fl'RMSHIA'C STORE.
Tiie nii'lci signed ref-pecifully iniortus the
ciii.n.s of Eocnsburg atnl tlie -tilIic cectr
aliy tli it lie has m t.Ic a rcat re!utti"n in
prices to CASH P.UYKKS. My ttock will
coii.-ist, in art,of Corking, Parlor and Heat
iiff 7crrs. of the nvrt popular kinis ; Tin
mure of every description, rf my own man
ufacture ; Hardware of all kinl, t-ucli a
Locks, Sen-vis, Tlutt Hinges, Tnl.lo Hine?
Shutter Hinges. IVits.lt' n .itil N iils, Wi:i
ilmv Glass, l'ntfy. Table Knivt-s and Forks,
Carvinjr Knives .itkI F"rks. Moat Cutters.
Apple I'arers, Ten aij3 Pocket Knives in
fjreat variety, Fcisscrs. Shears, Razors ami
strops. Axes, llatcliets. Hammers, Coring
Maclii.es, Anders, Cliissels, Plants, Com
passes, Squares, Filo.;. Uasps, Anvils, Vises,
Wrenciies, Pip. Panel aixl Cross-Cut Saws.
Cliains cf all kinds. Shovels, Spades, Scythes
and Snaths, Rakes, Forks, Sleigh Pells,
Sljoe Lasts, Pegs. Was Pristles, Clothes
Wringers, firmd Stones, I'atcnt Molass-ep
Gat h and Mtarures. Lumber Sticks, Horse
Nails, Hors-e Shoes. Cast Sire!. Kiilcs. Slioe
Guns, Revolvtrs, Pi.-1- Is, Cartridges, Vt.w
fier. Caps. Ixad. Ac. Odd Stove Plates,
Grales and Fire Pricks, Well aud Cistern
Pumps and Tubing; Harness awl Saddlery
Ware of all kind ; Wothn aiul Willow Ware
ii grrat variety ; Carbon 0:1 and Oi! Lamps.
Fish Oil, Lar l Oil, Linseed Oil, Lubricating
Oil, Rosin, Tar, Glassware, Paints, Varnish
es. Turpentine. Alcohol. Arc.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Eiich as Tea, Coffee. Sugars, Mo ises, Syr
ups, Spices, Dried Peaches. Dried Appl?tl
Fish, H.rr.iny, Crackers, Rice and Pear
Barlev; Sosps, Candles; TOBACCO and
CHJa'KS ; Paint. Whitewash. Scrub, Horse,
Sboe, Ducting, 7artiish, St.ve. Clothes and
To-:th Drnslies, all kinds and bizes ; Bed
Cords and Manilla R"pes, and many other
article- ct the lowest rates f r CASn.
ff)-ffouce Sjionfing made, psdiv cd and put
up at low rates for cash. A liberal discount
made to cuuutry dealers buying Tinware
wholesale. GhO HCNTLLY
Ebensburg, Feb, 28. 1807.-tf.
i.nFAsnvnr,
Vu.it, tl,l h )m if k ) - M -iT
aiitlXji iJJili iitJiJ:;
AVING recently enlarged our stock
. we nre now prerared to sell at a Teat
reduction from former prirrs Onr itock con
S Fts of Drus, Medicines; Pcrft:merv, Fncv
Sopa, Leon's, Hall's and Allen's Ilur Iles or
atives. Pills, Ointments, Plasters, LinimeTit,
Pain Kiilers, Curate Mnsresia, Er? Jamaica
(Jinger, Pure Fbtvonnrr Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothinp Svrap, Spiced Sttud.
Khubsrb, 1 ure Spices, &c. ;
i CIGARS JXD TOBACCOS,
i Blank Bocks, DeeT, Notes ami Bonds; Cap,
i Post. Commercial and all kind? of Note Paper-
r,r. vcoiie-, i ens, l ercus, Arrcij g Wririi!"
F to.", Black and Red Ink, Pocket aud Pas
(((ks, Magazine, Newsparers, Novels, His
tories. Bibles, Religious. Prayer and Toy Books,
Penknives, Pipes, &"e
We have added tn onr S'ock a lot of
FINE JEWELRY, to which we would invite
the attention of the Ladic".
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than cverofFcreJ ia this place.
Paper and Cizars sohj ei:hcr w holaj'e or re
tail. LE.n;o.isiuitRAr,
July 3D, IPCS. ALi'.u Street, Ebeut-burg.
yE.MOVAL and ENLAHGEMENT.
COOKING STOVES,
HEATING STOVES.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
Havinjr recently taken possession of the new
ly titted up and i-oimnoiiiou-i iiiuMina- on IIi-ii
street, two doors ent of the !:mk and ncarly
oppoite the Mountain House, the subscriber fs
Letter preparer! th:i:ie,r to i:'.;uti i:u-t u re nil
articles in tbe TIX.Cill'I'Kl; ami SH KCT-I Ut )N
WAHE line, uli of which will ixy luniished to
buyers at the very lowest living prioes.
The snbscriber'also proposes to Keep a full
ami varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor and Eeating Stoves
of the most approved dtirng.
rSPOl'TIXG and HOOFINT, made to order
atul warranted perfect in manufacture and ma
terial. HEPAIlUNcl promptly attended to.
All work done by me will be done rifrht and
on fair te-rnis. and all STOVES nnd WAHE sold
by me can be depended upon as to qunlif and
cannot be undersold in pri-e. A continuance
and increase of patronise is respectfully olici
ted, and no etlort will be wanting- to render en
tire satisfaction to ali.
VALLTE LCTRIXGEK.
Ehonsburfr, Oct. 1.1, ls"7(.-tf.
F.OOK
WELL TO YOUR
BOOTS AK'D SHOES
For Meu'i and B!y' Wear.
The unJerslpned respectfuHv Informs his nu
merous customers and tiie public generally that
lie it prepared to manufacture iJOO 1 S and
SHOES of any desired nize or qu.ili'.y, from
the finest French calfskin boots to' the coarsest
brogan. in the vert ursr ma.vxeh, on the short
est notice, and ct as modeiate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots aud Sooes made
at my establishment need ro assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced of the fact If they will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
Ker airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors I iee.l confident that
my work and prices will commend mo ta con
tinuance and increase of the same.
JOHN D. THOMAS.
C1RBUKB MiWJCTORY!
SAMPLE STREET,
Near Union School House, Ebensburg.
"THE subscriber doircn to call the attention
1 of the cit teens of Cnrubri.i and adjoining
counties to the fnt that he has now in success
ful operation in I".l;nsliurK a Shop for the man
ufacture and repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
Spring Wujfom, KleljtliN,
Ail nil frthfr U script inn of Work in that line.
Employing- none but skillful workmen and
lisinsr only the best materials, I feel confident
I can rive entire .satisfactiou in work, styles
and prices.
Platform work done at short notice. Repair
ing of all kind attended to at reasonablo rates
A Hlacksmith Shop m connection with Man
ufactory. ChII and see specimens of work.
June ii, is.72.-tf . I). L CH UTE.
LORETTO MARBLE WORKS.
PRICES REDUCED!.
Ami Work Warrnntrdl
MONUMENTS. Tomk Stones, nr-ljif-iaV
tho tint st IUilian Marble and in stylo
of wtirkmanship not surpassed bv SLS
any manufacturer. Give me a Call r
before decidinjf upon purchasing- or ordeHnir
work elsewhere JAMES WILKINSON
Loretto. April 2, lSVl.-tf.
LOGAN'S MARBLE WORKS !
131 Fracklin Ktreet, Johnstown.
JOSIX W. LOOAX, - Proprietor,
MV-vST,8 HFAD akd TOMB STONES,
A-Vt V4l NTEK A.ND fABIXET SLA 1!S, AS
lh,L,s. Arc, manufactnreil of the very best ItaJ
lan and American Mirble. l'crf-ot siitisfac
tion in work, desiuri iiti.l price artmrnnteett.
r.' t irilers iesiu.t.-ttullv solicited and prompt
ly executed. IJ jlmi n, .Nx . u, M.-tl.)
rji HO MAS CAilA
W ITl'I.FSA 1. 1
GROtERIES i IjlEE,
WOOD AND WILLOW v-.'.S
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I Eetwcen 13th and 14th S
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All such ponds n Fi'-r-
j anil Willow Ware, Sli,. e j ,; ,, ;
j ery will be sold from n .,
price list3, and all o:!.cr fi,., ;
I'liilade'pliia, Baltimore. ("; ,
burph current tricr. T.'. . .
peculiar advantage of avin-
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jiiiu uraiaLe, as liev nro i,i.r i
freiphts from the prii.r ir -i ! --:,
HL'echirpes are made. De-.'.
sured that my poods are of il,e
my prices as moderate ai city r
a fair, upright hn-iuess, .wi.i r.-sati-factorily
fillir p all order-"
the patren-peoi retail de:!'-'r
Cambria county and else-.-
spectfully solicited and s-nisf- c
in all cases. TM 'MAS
Alroona, July 2!, ls(;:..tf.
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HEATING AND COOK STK
OF EVERT DESCRHTIc-y,
in coffer iiii mm-
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A.id GENERAL JCBSe?, ;Pl sfo
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The only dealer in the ri:- 1 llV': - ;,- '
cell the renowned ' y I KvV""
COOK STOVE! 1
complete and s (-ory f
Stove ever ;;.tr . i.., rj ' ,
to the j.u!,;:,..
Stock Ixlmexse. - Icv. I-
SATISFACTION Gl'A ME"
ififiiiliirfsi
WM. P. PA7T0N,
MaiHiliulmcr nnd iMaUt
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Washslanii-i,
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Ward rol.es.
luok Citst-s,
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EVEIiV DESCKII'TH. or
SCHOOL AND HALL FURY
made to ordi r :'a evei lient st; s '. f
price. ai.i:u t nnd hairniaki-V ' 'j
all kimi for sale. Furriture ib .
,'ioiut iu Johnstown cr ut i;.1',- ..!.-.-. -of
t xtra ?; rir.r. WM. !'. I'AT".
.Itihnstown. ttt. 1.1. I'-TO.-tf.
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ax urm i : utTf
DR. I. D. IIOFFMA X. trt dii;. t.
frery, respect f ir li v inf .n;.
he has permanentlv located r
where he mny le fo'nnd 1 1 : v
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tice for the space of seven vc;iir. ' -'
tate in nfltrminp- that he can ir: - ' '
fa-tion tn every case rc-lm in? l i : ' -All
branches tif Meciianical an.: .
tistry carefully and seientiticn'i4 i'1"
J'mti ion la I , . ... . . . ..j
u.i, niiiiii Ki'i n I o :i .
teeth. AIo. teeth evtrat ted witl:. V-'
mi mt-r iiiitM iiiat.tin ;oncern;nii ; "
cull at his office on Ilitf'n stru t" ': ' ''
Cambria House, vhore may be e.v.
lllt'S of hii woi-tr. irhii h iu.'s.i i
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nintreciatnl. im;.' -
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gruilaate
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of the Balti- t-
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Cory, rospect- - ..y.
fully offers hi.-
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PR0rES8IONI,
ervicea to the
citizens of Eb
ensburg aud vicinity, which .'' -
on the rot'KTU ilu.sDAT of eacl.
main one week.
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THE BIGGEST SHIP AFIS
rirurv-v2 t . . t , . - t !.-.
tor their
friends to the e i J . r
fj,jifr-tf nuirhi ..
nuy their ticWets i s .
from M. I. Met- Ti t'
oh Kit, Airent for Jh-'-'j "
tne cole bra tel CTioa..
Mttfioual Lino "
ol Nlfxmrn to nnd fr ;n !.
is vetnarkaoio for coiiii'ii. -:
Drafts for il nnd i;pwiir!.- s
current rates. For turtr
Mf-.Afiiint's IL-wiir Si-rtiiti
Johnstown. l'a.
WOOLEN FA
LJAVIXO introduced new v..:.- ' 1
II ooU-n F ctory, we ur
manufacture on shi.rt n-t: '
XFTS. ItLAXKKTS, FLA N N ' '
STim KINO YAKXS. c. A
Zf Wool taken in c. . i'1-"' '
worked on shares.
Marki i i
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Ebensburg-, Feb.
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IIKST NATIONAL SAP -.';,,
-L HAKXESSSHOPOFyAV'',.
Httfh strtH't, (opositt; I m cvl
Westward. KU'nurif. lv' .: '
Proprietor. S'lilil!, and i' ,; ' ,t
paired and all ot her wm ''; ..
in t lit: lM'st niaiiner, on '
at liic uiost rcaioual'lc
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