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EnESSBUnG, PA.
Xavember 8, JS72
? nnil K'",l", n ncnr ITntr.
r"Pi 'I ladv I amid Snyder was found
I u,l msr II uiitii.c.cn, Monday.
i ) r I i ' v H "' Devotion will com
I , t i'nrthPl iu(w' ihun-h, "Wil-
1 , i, -'ill -dv "xt-
"'r'i' V .ri LT ! '"' '""SMl J',in "f
j -A ' - I, J , .l. -Hl, Lv .1 full
f Vrr-.luv .1, TJiiirnlay wet a
LAW
.,,,,1 r;, whs ' " r" " .
i- " , i ,.,un 11.1, i. veil in
a stone
! -A
l.,rrv cii 1
I? I . ! ilr "'K"! uru e,
. 4. riv ft et aid killed instantly tiy
a bias: one day
1 to nrrcunee the very ser-
1 1 U'rphi 'f -M- Adams, Esq., of Cre
"' i.v recied the last rite of the
ft a
-), n'.ii
CrUl II. II 1 1 ( 1 - iivj.'i. Ma AwvAuvi
ir"t any lnoiiirut.
. : .. t-1- tl.,. rnl.
. , r,-ii sr.iiniiitvillc, and large crowds
I!m ft;i-nn""'-tli,:K' knalitiesare constant-
'.".rrmlan.-c. Father Anthony, recently
fc 1 "m1 ,jpju1, in conducting the mission.
''v Win. l!". of 'he East Ward, who
Dili!) past has been laboring
i ,-'vrr mental alerration, induced by ,
! r ar ef death from consumption,
u:or. ' ,, ... iir inbaue asylum on Tuesday I
fit ltU ' " j
'"wlrV m l-i''!,:,:P 011 Monday last, a
4" '". , :.;;ii. 'd Kavid Lindsey, of Ifnn- i
1" n.'ui't.v anidi-ntally shot himself in !
i" U 1. w heart, and is not expected j
I He h"" Ix-cn married only a few
:rl,.rr. ,1L ' j
1 I1T "'(. H'.'i-1'1 t-'',u thieves who stole 81C7
1- f .,,"rr i ine months ago, quarrelled,
ir!'rr!.a:in apai"" -'-h other,
t' ' ;Jl "irrn arrested, and will in all
i... i, tu the nenitentiarv.
j
T-.4l.-i.
( ) l i.'i'il I" 'I1" exiern. wini me pa-
i.li'Ilti'1 i'i uriiiu in n in- ii-iniii
I', i.ii-i! up these two numerals as his
rilv ci'UUiy commis-iouer ai
,t-r i-W't -turn.
i lir'i-v a coal liiliiri auiniii .-i-
h:ul li :t 1.ih- (UMocaieuou ihuimi.u
last lya tan oi i-i ..
la ol Ma;e. noiner
I ... i mm- i:i t CI ven
was lnjtiren in like ,
Janxrat t'ne same l'l''-, th- same daJ'
ril nil MiHlIli;i in. i..t.
1-KrV.
Ka:h-i Kitte'.l, 1'resident oi t?t.
t-ji (-s' ( i'Ih gi-. l.'TeTHi. lias net-ii, we are
iftrn-r.l, invited !- deliver a lecture in this
ii,e -t an ear v day. aim we impc ht in
J virt thr invitation. We fee', sure that he j
t iii.l 1 greeted bv a large and appreciative
ll.iileliee. , . ,
J A (JcMi'.an r-ined Henry Hcin h, about
I'.'prt nine inches in height, dark com-ii-Tit.ii.
and aVe.ut fifty years of age, disajv
arnl fi' in his home in Pay's Cove, near
B!io!v l'.tm, Prdfcvd emnity, on the 5th
f.. i 'lie hundred dollars reward will lie
ja;,l tor any ii.f..i m:vt ion as to his where
dmits. have the best aiitliority for saying
tiat the repnrti l divicm of the l'ittsburgh
(Ut-M- i.i t I,r rn n H T' (i probability of Very
SfV. J. Tnigg, of A Itooi a Imirg made bi.siiop
if 'lit- w mi i t r, is w iTlnuit foundation in
ti, t. ' Mm li div :s:oti is as yet contemjla
! we caiiinit . oi:i eive how tlie story
a: i d.
IH.e la'est vegetable monstrosity that
him l.'il our i tl'u e i a carrot weighing
f.t j"i.!n:t and three ounces. It was pro
dl.Tiii.il the jn i r-l.i'iise farm and presented
tnly Mr. lsmb ie Lilly, steward of that
V' with whom we entirely agree in
'iv.ivf it is the champion carrot of
!r. .hnv MrGinh-y, formerly of Stim-aUrH!-.
.'): i iMiuty, now chief ch-rk at the
S. Jirr.m' Hn-1, Pittsburgh, was stabbed
i u: live e'l !o, k on Friday morning last by
iDtniicat-d man named Patrick Mi Ken-
fiien: l.o was attempting to ejeet from
J-!r-rnemt but his injuries aru not of a
mh nature.
-While Mr. Wm. Krebs was absent from
i .i
!.oe frhop in JohuMowu on Monday
:.;i.g partaking of his matutinal meal,
cxnertthiel crawletl tnrougn one t.i me
windows of his establishment and gol-
! ep two pairs of boots, or rat her one pair
; two odd ones, aud then made good his
i t and est ape.
-An employ on the Morrison C overail
1 1, named Isaac Brumbaugh, was struck
'i.e ride by the revolving lever oi a nanu
". uh'le oil the down grade near Martins
'l i,', few days ak.'o, and knocked in front
I ii ar, which passed over him and in
: internal injuries so severe that death
i! in two davs after.
4-At Kriekstown. Somerset county, John
i l.ert, who is now eighty-two yearsold,
h..Tie of his old hunting guns made in
Si i,...v tti -..iwit out of the vouuer
' ' . .. i . j - . . i n
pr'smen ot tlie vicinity oy nentniig uan,
f;rt shot, within one-fourth inch of the
rat a distance of sixty-live yards, and
'Kit without spectacles.
Viili sincere sorrow we record the death
l ie of our most estimable young lady
f A, M ;h Theresa Quinn, of Johnstown,
if i in -.'urrt-d at her home in that place tm
'ay last. She was a most amiable and
:ii-eiit vtiunp ladv, aud was greatly Ir
f -rt l.v all who knew her. Her death was
l-ni Lv consumption. May she rest in
-
i-Tiie dwrlotig house of Mr. A. T. Peter
n innr Piianaiit Unity, Westmoreland
1' ty, with nil it contained, was destroyed
j::.r about .o'clock on Thurstiay morning,
'ifr.miiy having barely time to escape with
'"St r A coal of" fire is supposed to
If..- r.,'.e.l from the grate and set fire to the
dl-tg r. .i.iu , arpet. and hence the conflagia-
f-.lehn
oi-.ty r.,r.rt
winger was trietl in ine niair
. . . i tii:
last week tor snooting ana
: in,
last.
Wingate, at Tyrone, on the 4th
T.nd found cuilty of murder in
tU-re. Sentence deferred. Ill
1- 'au-.f , iMirt Mi.-liaKl Smith nlead cuiltv
"V l.ar
t'-'.'l a
thi Ulv.z i
i l.an-.- ..r kn.i.iir fiml was awardetl
aiia'.f vears in the I'enitentiary,
tin. t'..,.-tl. tami Im Vin irvi-il. or
V.avc v-rveil. in that institution,
r ri - lien- i,:lr,i of Pr House.Directors,
tu-? t!i. g.-ntlemen who composed the
- w,i c.t-i i. , aii,-da new lxard, was or-
--if-ii ar t) ,t .... Xt,....l-ii- lt
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"I.'1 lithe follou-iniT amioiiitiiieiits were
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r. ls.tilnri' I.illv- nlnvvanl. COM 1 111-
fi 1'rs. l.rinmon it Plank, physicians;
"aitnan & Lake, counsel. Ko ap
f j'ni. ut lor treasurer was made, the terra
i'- b'ass, I'.sii., jiresent treasurer, not ex
I' s until after the next annual settlement
f -annary.
H-re niii-es Westmoreland county with.
T ''""f Mlieiil" Tlii tiiT. 4t ia toj-r Hov-
f.Tmr'i. .. T . U : . ... 1.
V
;d of a stout rone, "shuffled olf this
:!
.1" near Graoeville statitm. Pa.
n Saturdav evenincr last The un-
unate man was addicted to liquor, and
ti last seeu. AlKiut 3 o'clock Saturday
n:o..n njnuii
HlS li felons twwtv w4 foil tut iiptI
alMiut 10 o'clock. His aire was
-0!i' yearn nt l. 1aw i wif.. .1 ti.n
'i Clliblr-n
hif... ..1-1 . , .1 a T - . r-r
l is -'U' eccded in getting support enough
our business men to justify liim in put
llP one of his business charts in this
" It will require at least two weeks'
s in tin chart to complete it, and we will
3 Btve a description of it ami a notice of
Ivcrtisers. Nelse will te pleased to do
f .''n'!s ''f sign work that may be ordered
lv? ,nsaged in putting up "the chart.
4 't5""r order with him overGeo. Hunt-
-ar.l ware store, and we will guarantee
T litrfect job at a fair price.
.ine kindling wood put into the fnr
t.' "arkt-r & Son's plaiiine mill in this
ISunH n,,rPoe of drying, caught fire
im I u,nX ,,,W4" at"l soon raiseil Unh
4h "lok. d the steam and smoke
i th
"4-n I..: r 'f nie Wholdcra. who iu
'.fr-d ! ,he .alarm of fire and caused a
faist;
uiriL' P, e of onr "tizena and the
ti.mVt- .,' ,hp fire apj.aratus in the
c,e r r.i, ' miU' ,mt ere ,he supposed
itw. """nation was reached the lui.s
J011 nui.lb i, 'an'1 "v".va"lv returned
""dilujrlf not milder th
I Two men tvLo gave their names as j
Charlt-a Wilson and William Max were I
arrested in Johnstown ou Monday night last I
on the charge of attempted burglary, they !
having lieen seen operating mat niiii on
John Dibert's store door with a view no ;
doubt to robbing the establishment. The ;
door bears the marks of the. chitel. etc.. and
an there seems to be no doubt about their !
identity, it looks very ninth as if Judge
Dean would have -something to say to them
at otir next term of court. They were i
brought to the jail in this place ou Tuesday '
night. i
A grand cotillion party and oyster sup- !
per is on the tapis for 'Wednesday night ,
next, and the 'Wigwam" is to be the scene '.
of the festivities. The managers of the af- '
fair are Messrs. Sultzl ai li. Lake and Null, 1
of this place. T. C. M vers, of Summit. C.I
W. Kasly, of Johnstown, Chas. O Donnell, !
of Lorttto, T. K. Scanlan, of Carrolltown, ;
and M. F. Kelly, of Callitzin, and all lovers I
of tuch recreation may rest assured that the
i gentlemen named will make it the most
I delightful hop and Lanquet that has evc-r
. occurred in our midst. All are invited.
) Wednesday's Voire assures us that the
; Hon. Jtihn Porter and his young hr:d left
; Pittsburgh that morning for St. Louis, on
I their wedding tour. Weocrtainly wish them
I a plesant trip and a safe return. The bride
i in this case was, until made a bride, Miss
l crnelia Myers, only daughterof our towns
man, ex-Sherilf Myers, and the happy union
was consummated in the Cathedral, Pitts
hurgh, on Wednesday morning last, ltt. Key.
M. Domeuec, liishop of the Diocese, officiat
ing. We congratulate the Captain upon
securing a wife o fair, so unliable, and so
worthy of his lite-long devotion and tender
est care, and wish God's blessing upon them
both, as well for time as for eternity.
Misfortunes never come singly. They
all seem to lie married and have large fami
lies. The recent experience of Sam. Kep
hart, of Wilmore, is a case in point. Iiesides
having been on the sick list for a consider-
able time, although now, we are pleased to
j say, fully recovered, and having also failed
to secure votes enough to make his "calling
j and election sure" to the office of Uegister
; and Ilecorder, which likewise pleases us
i muchly, some unconscionable scoundrel went
i through his larder one night last week and
came out with something less than a hun
I dred weight of Sam's liest meat, but whethet
j of the fresh or salt variety deponent saith
j not. Through all this trying ordeal, has
Sam. Kep-hart; still he cannot refrain from
! iiiitiilcriiicr thi hnnn Ihnt he lias i-t Yieriein-i-i 1
ust ...t .,f bad lutk. fur the uresent at
f'--fS -- i i
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A young man in the vicinity of Wilmore
made arrangements to marry a young lady
living near Portage, and after engaging the
services of a clergyman to tie the knot, re
paired to Portage station, not many days
ago, and eent his brother to summon the
party of the set olid part to meet him then
and there and Ix-ar him company back to
Wilmore, where the ceremony was that
day to be consummated. The girl, owing to
the fact that sh:. was under agj and that it
was necessary to get the written consent of
her parents, returned answer that the pres
ence of her would-ln; husband at ihe parent
al doinic.il was imperatively demanded ;
but, instead of obeying the summons, the
prospective bridegroom turned his attention
to making love to another female acquaint
ance whom he casually met while waiting
at the station, and the upshot of the whole
matter was that he and his new found af
finity took the next train fur Wilmore, where
they appeared liet'ore a Justice of the Peace
anil were toon made one in the liesh. The
finale of the story is that a divorce is already
U-ii.g sought for," the principals in the trans
action, like many oiher fools l-fore them,
having already discovered that they "mar
ried in haste only to repent at leisure."
I - A SiNuui.Ait Accident. On the evci
iug of October 31st, locomotive No. 47, 1.
I li. K., with no cars attached to it, was
standing at Gallitziu station. The engineer
! had dismounted to oil the outer machinery
j of the locomotive, and the fireman was also
I away from tiis post. A train coming west-
ward through the tunnel struck No. 47 with
I an almost imperceptible rhock ; yet, small
1 as it was, it had the effect of throwing wide
j open the valve of the locum. it i ve, aud No.
J 47, with no human agency to govern its
'; motions, started westward, adown a grade
ol eighty leet to the mile. Its momentum,
increased mile by mile, can be better imag
ined than described. Immediately in front
of the National Hotel at Lilly's station, six
miles lroni where it started on its eccentric
race, No. 47 came in contact with locomotive
No. which was hauling the fourth Cin
cinnati Express. The former was running
at a rale of speed which cannot be estimated,
and the latter was making alout six miles
' an hour. The result was a terrible wreck.
Iioth ltR-omotives were smashed to atoms,
j and a number of cars were broken up. The
; locomotive, were absolutely telescoped, and
j in a fashion attempted to climb one over the
I other. Notwithstanding the terrible smash,
j nobody was hurt. The fireman of No. l.'il
I jumped oil" his locomotive aud sustainetl.no
j injuries, and the engineer, Joe Henderson,
who fcrinerly resided in this town, remained
on the locomotive, with his hand on the
throttle-valve, and escaped without a scratch.
So soon as the runaway engine had left
Gallitziu a telegram was sent to Cressou to
intercept it and run it off the track, but a
delay in the transmission of the message
sufficed to allow it to pass the latter station
before the idea could lie accomplished. All
in all, it was a most singular mishap, anil
liait only its parallel in that celebrated acci
dent where a runaway passenger train went
downward along the identical same slop- of
road and struck Powell Sharp's train at or
very near the scene of this collision.
TnK IJesclt in Cambria. The follow
ing statement, which is substantially correct,
shows the losses of Greeley last Tuesday in
the election districts in this county, so far a
we have been able to ascertain them, as Com
pared with P.uckalew's vote iu October when
the latter's majority was 755. In the tven-ty-vne
southern or Jonstown districts, embra
cing all that portion of the county south ami
west of Crovle township, the loss on llucka-
lew's vote was 531 ; Summerhill, ; ; Wil
more, 2; Washington, 172; Minister, '11;
Lrfiretto, 12; Allegheny, 70 ; Chest, :(); Sus
quehanna, 18; Carroll township and Car
rolltown borough, 50; Parr, 45; the two
wards of ElRmsburg and Cambria township,
7. In the above named districts Greeley ran
liehind Unckalew 1,004 votes. We have
heard nothing from Crovle, Gallitziu, Sum
niitville, Clearfield, White and Chest Spriugs
the balance of the county but it is safe
1o sav that Greeley ran behind Unckalew
in the county at least 1,200 votes. This will
explain the reason why Grant has a majori
ty of alut400 iu Democratic Cambria, and
no man will claim it as a radical victory. In
the northern part of the county no Democrat
was base enough to compromise hisiolitical
integrity by voting tor Grant, and we feel
very certain that the same can uesaui ot mc
democracv of the southern portion. Cam
bria is democratic by at least 700, and can
always give the State ticket that majority.
If certain local difficulties were out of the
way, as we trust they will be before auother
election occurs, the democracy can give the
same majority to a gKd county ticket. The
official returns, which we will publish next
week, will fully explain the cause of the un
tov.ard result in this county.
CJKr ONK.-AVe spoke a week or t-vo ago about
a heating attachment inadetooneof oui stoves
w herebv the heat is conveyed from one room
to another immediately above it. V e now
bear testimony, in common with several or our
neighbor? who ha ve in vested in a iike improve
ment, to the very satisfactory manner in which
the heater does its work, and cannot ttio earn
estly recommend all who wish to live comfort
ably this winter at a very small outlay for fuel
to call on Mr. Huntley and iret hint to do for
them as he has done forus. All who dtiso may
dept nd on bavin a neat and entirely satisfac
tory job put up lor them on short notice.
Sl'BI.im.- The bass horn of the bull frojr has
ceased to blow, the stake-driver siutrs not in the
meadows low, the katydid's liuryd-(f urdy has
ceaaed its flow, and the tire-fly's lamp no more
will show the cricket how to tune hlsold baniro.
Cause why. winter has como, and sure as you're
there, Myers & I.loyd have (roods rich and rare
ofthcvcry best kind, for cold winter's wear,
which tliey sell at prices so low that their cus
tomers atare and wonder if in the State any
where a stock can be found with theirs to com
pare. Go and aee their new, larire and eleifunt
assortment, aud buy your winter supply.
Local Corresjmndeiice.
. Altooxa. Not. 5, 1872.
Friend -VcPiie Contrary to the expocta
tjons and fondest hopes of his many friends.
VV m. Green bats been called from bis N il of
sickness to the shades of etemitv. Up to
Monday evening there was nothing in his
symptoms to cause alarm, but about 4 o'clock
that ay he became unconscious, and so re
maino i until Thursday evening following,
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vwit-n cauniy ana peacefully a a bright
miiiini!v ,..,.-1 I: i
,., j,;c; ... . ... . ; ,
.... . . ..gc jcaisuiiu iLioiiiun. m ;
tne ueaiu 01 this young Christian man there !
is mu h cause for deep regret. But few there !
are at his age who exhibit more marked cv
nlen-e ot luture usetulness--tew wlm hv I
stutlied, anil labored, and thought more earn
estly than he. In his trade of machmest he
stool among themost proficient in the t!
of the l'a. li. II. Co. iu this city, and
been the goixl will of the Creator to
mploy
had it
trooil will of the Creator to trrant
Hini a longer lease ot lite, there is every
reason to lR-licve that he would have h,t
formed no common part iu the world's drama.
As it is, he has passed from among us wept
for because he was giRid and of noble soul ;
honored because- he was an ornament to his
family, to society and to his church, esteemed
liecause his life was a constant example
worthy of imitation. . His remains were ac
companied to their last resting place iu the
Catholic cemetery in Ulairsvilie, where they
were interred on Saturday. Peace to his im
mortal soul.
Our mutual friend, Mr. Thomas Carland,
; hist one of his children last night grim
i death having entered his peaceful household
' and borne away little Fraukie, aged about 4
' years, a bright, promising and beautiful
i t hild one of the most cherished and be
j loved of the family circle. His death, it
, may well be conceived, is a crushing bereave
' went to his fond parents, but it should con-
sole them in their affliction to know that
j their dear boy has not only escaped the tri
. als. temptations and uncertainties of this
, life, hut lias been called, ere sin had detiled
' his soul, to the never-ending delights of the
; better world.
! I stopped a few hours in Johnstown not
; many days ago, and when I In-held the roll
; ing mill, recently destroyed by tire, again
i in full operation under temporary sheds, 1
1 could not suppress the thought that the Cam
j bria Iron Company is indeed a live inutitu
j tion.
I While in Johnstown I visited the loice
j office and found it bright and clean as a new
i pin. All hands looked the very personilica
: tion of determination and energy, two very
! important requisites to success. A daily in
! Johnstown, I think, is art-fry enterprise, hut
if it don't succeed it ought to.
I also dropped in ou the Tribune man. I
really think Mr. Swank is the most energet
ic man of my acquaintance. He possesses
two good points, at least, and perhaps others.
One is determination and the other fearless
ness. Saw Kasly, of the Ktho, on the street.
Isn't that a bland mile he wears? Some
thing so inconceivably sweet about it. He I
is not the man one would take him to be from
j his writings a pompons, titgnineu sort ot
fellow but rather the contrary, a gentle,
unassuming mortal. But then you know
how it is yourself.
I am certainly thankful to your Wilmore
correspondent for his flattering compliment.
And if it ever so happens that opportunity
is given me, shall endeavor to illustrate to
"Soltero" how "Pan" can appreciate cour
tesy. This is "election day" and of course Grant
will be elected. We could not hope for any
thing else after the Verdict iu Pennsyl vania
and Ohio. "1 don't care a continental who's
elected" is the general expression among.
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IJem.-LilllS. JUSI now. ll in more m.ni ii no it i
the city will give a majority lor me urant
electors.
There is to lie a series of socialites held at
the Logan House during the winter every
alternate Thursday evening being the ap
pointed time.
Mr. Kolicrt Lynch, an aged and well known
citizen of Altoona, died on Sunday morning
last. Yours, fraternally, Pan.
Wilmorh, Nov. 5. 1872.
Dear Freeman Since I wrote my last epis
tle, our delightful dry autumn weather has
been somewhat varied by copious showers
of rain, which was much needed in conse
quence of a scarcity of water, for although
we have had sufficient ram tor the luxuriant
urowth of all vegetation, wells that have j
never been known to fail to yield an abun
dant supply of water have been entirely dry
duriiig the fall, and this appears tt) be the
case in many localities in the east, while we
read of numerous instances in the west, es
petially in what in our school days was
called the Great American Desert, of springs
and waters bursting forth where water was
never known before. These singular facts
naturally lead to the inquiry, is our water
level sinking and is the waterof the Eastern
States sinking to reappear in the desert, or
on the Pacific sltqie'.' Aud our seasons, too,
are thev not changing? Fvery one whose
recollection goes back twenty-live or thirty
years, say that the seasonsare very different
now from what they were then. It is said
that fossils discovered by recent geological
investigations prove to a demonstration that
what is note the temperate zone was once the
torrid zone; and if this great change oc
curred once, may not that same mutation
now tie going tin again, ami may uui our
planet "swing around the circle" until our
portion of it brings up in Arctic regions?
We confess that this is a shiveriny idea, but
we trust that ere the catastrophe occurs, we,
with all now living, shall have "shuffled off
this mortal coil." Put, seriously, is there
not a wide fi.d.l here for all who arc fond of
scientific investigation?
It is our sail duty to record the death of
Airs. Catharine Mc Preen, mother of James
and Thomas McP.reon, the former of this
vicinity and the latter of your town. The
deceased was esteemed ly her friends and
neighbors as a quiet, unobtrusive Christian
and a sincere and devout follower of her
Divine Master, and at an advanced age (76
years) she, like a ripe sheaf, has been gath
ered home to await a joyful resurrection.
The old residents of Wilmore and vicinity
arc dropping away like leaves in autumn,
and soon they will all In; gone "to that home
from whence" no tarveler returns."
Our mercantile friends, John McColgan,
and P. M. Woleslagle & boil, nave orougut :
on a large and varied assortment of fall aud .
winter goods that cannot fail to please the ;
most fastidious, ami their prices, we fed j
confident, will be satisfactory to all buyers.
These gentlemen are courteous ami obliging, j
m.d the fact is. thev are "institutions" that
we could not afford to disperse with. The
Messrs. Woleslagle are now fairly establish
ed in their new and extensive store room and
we can ouly say that the room is complete
in all its managements.
W are informed that Capt. TInghes is an
applicant for an important position in Wash
ington. If the Kepublicans are to have all
the goud places, we would just as soon (and
a little sooner) ace the Captaiu get a share
of the spoils aa any one else, and if the lie
publicans have auy gratitude they will not
overlook his claims. AVe believe the time
is not far distant when he will be rewaruea
lor the services he rendered the party during
our late 'unplesantnes9."
We concur with your correspondent "Sol
tero" iu all he said in regard to the tomb
stones in the Catholic cemetery here ; ami
often, as we have walked among them and
admired their Wauty, the thought occurred
to us, should not such beautiful works of art
have beautiful surroundings? Should they
not at least lie protected by a fence tha will
prevent the sacretl enclosure from beiug
desecrated bv hogs ami cattle? All the bur
ial places about AVilmore are in a shameful
condition and are a disgrace to the commun
ity and to civilization, aud all they need to
complete their hideousness is to have the
gates leaning thereto surmounted by adeath's
bead anil crosa-lnnies.
This is election day aud in our next we
hope to congratulate you upon the success of
our candidate the sage of Chappaqua.
SoLOK.
ItOMK Again. Our near neinhbor. C. T. Rob
erts, has returned from his brief western tour,
and may now be found as heretofore at his eie
minl watch, jewelry and fancy roods empori
um ready and willing to dispense bargain to
II comers. Cham, has a store and a stock that
will compare with any in the county, and the
person who deslresito buy anvttum-m his line,
from a nne ffold watch to a prime curar. should
bear iu iuiu5 that Cham, is the uiau to tie to.
The last week or ten days were terribjv
prolific of railroad accidents, .nearly all of
them of a fatal character. We note them i
briefly, want of space forbidding details: j
On Iriday afternoon last a collision occurred I
between two freight trains on the Iiroad Top '
K. K., near Hopewell, owing to a tnisappre-
hension of orders, and four of the empves
were killed outright and a fifth one .died'on ;
..utiday morning. On the. evening of the
same day (Friday), E. 15. 151a- kwell, of 1'..- .
I.. V oy a loo.omui n e, -nuue ;
""-"iMiug 10 cross the fracK at lymnc m
a w.'igun and i
gon, and mstaiitlv killed. His ! .ir:
had ti 1m-shot oiiaeeoint of its injuri-H. At
Spruce Creek, on the same fata! Fiidav, Win.
lr l..i.l i . .i.-. ..rr .i .
dviii" snn ,ft,.r T.. vr.. -e ,,.i.i...t
near Laxton, on the P.. T. H. It., scalding the
engineer and slightly injuring our oth-rs. all
of whom will recover. This too on Friday
lat. On Monday nii-ht wek an unknown
man w;vs killed "near Iieatty's station, and
another was literally cut to pieces by the
cars iu Hodamer's tunnel, near G reensburg.
On the Saturday night previous Johu Dow
ley, a hrakeman, fell from hi-t train near the
latter place and was run over by several of
the cars, which mutilated h;m in a horrible
manner and killed him instantly. -
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
1 ho Odvertisi-r, havinjr been permanently
cured of that dread disease. Consumption, by a
simple reined y. is an x ions to muUe known to iiis
fellow sufferers the menus of cure. To all who
desire it, h; will send a copy of the prescription
usoil, (l ii i; of charm-) with the directions for
preparinjr and iisin t he snuie. which they will
lind asi'KKci' itn for 0iiutipt.ioa..-!sf Ani.'t.lroie
rhitir, tc. Parties wishing the prescription will
pieuse uddresx
Kkv. EDWA Itn A . W I T.SON.
ll-lS.-ly. lm Perm St.. WilliatnsburKh. N. V.
I.kapJteai: Is draw Uii ton close. I.cs then
to months reinuin. Murrhitfcttble imiiiiei.s
w ho desire that eonsmmnat ion so devoutly to
e wished, mid ure jroinjr in tor the nmiii chance,
hud better he st irriiir. In the im-ttut imh- if ny
ot cur youiiif holy friends have made t heir cull
liiK iind elec-lion sure, and tire now conn rn pia
tinr the purchase of their wedding outfit, we
ndvise them by all menus to call mid see V. S.
Barker's new, varied and t-lctruut t-tock of soa
sonatilo dress poods. Vailie Ites everything in
dry fe-oodn, dress jfoods, etc.. cheap and Kood.
Ann's TSi.fEnv.i.HV Cakk. One cup of swer t
milk, two teaspoonsl'ul cream turlar, one eye
one te:ipoont ul po-Jh. two titbit-spoonsful of
molasses, salt Hild Hour to inakctt thick tiatier.
As to the principal injrredicnt in this delicious
cuke. Hour, we need scnrcclv tell you to use the
very best only, a brand which can uIwh.vs be
obtained at lowest market rates, either by the
barrel or stick, from E. J. Mil!s. dealer in Hour,
feed, irroeeries, etc.. llia-h street. Plieusl.ur-.
Ootid bread, pies and crrkes h re w ha t MilN' Hour
always makes, lluy from hini excry pop.
The Happy Uoi:u. The busy tiny is over
the household work is done; the cares that liet
the iiiorniiiK- have faded with the sun; nnd in
the tender twilight I sit in happy rest and co
der Where's the cheapest, the nicest store, the
best. That store ut the corner of Main ard
Fi-Hiiklin streets. Johnstown, whereof John J.
Murphy is proprietor, is usually ndjudjred by
the iu-iies to be the cheapest. nicet and best in
tlint eitr. and what the ladies don't know about
stoics of that class ain't worth findiiitf out.
A I.I. WoOl..-"3y Jove, old fcllo-nr. If you
think that ere stulT has not cotton in it, I'll
bring- down the sheep th wool was cut from
s:id make hiai swear to his own properly."
This from a clerk iu J.k. J. M urphy's i?tar Hall,
lift) Clinton street. Johnstown, where -ull wool"
menus "all-wool," and cotton nicam notion
but cotton, and where the purchase of a new
suit means iri-ttinjf lull value Tor th inoiiy
invested. Huy your w inter clot hinir from Mur
phy, who has un Immense stock just In.
CAUTION".-F.very genuine box oT I)n. Mf
liANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the aitfiitituru of
FLEMING JUIOS., and their private Uniied
Stales Stamp. t ? " Take no other." The
market is full of imitations.
''i T"n v'(l UPr ''"" Avento wanted! All
?' " vJ chisstsof ffiukniK people of ei
ther Bex.youiiir or old, make more money at
work for us iu heir spare iiiomen Is or all the
time tlian at anything- else. Particular free.
Address ii. STINSON" i CO., Porliaiid, .Maine-.
Every clvrk
and merchant can learn at once. Hook icail-
e.!,50c. H. Gul'i.DiMi liitVANT, HufTalo, N. 1.
LITCH'S Imperial Russian
V M usiunl.- V holesaie to tne trade. Sin
gle can sent, postpaid, on reeeipr of 1.
W. ij li It M A N X. Fill EVL't 1', Heading, Ta.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
to bell the best low-priced Corn-Sheller ever
patented. Lot fanners and everybody who has
corn 10 ehcll send tor circular to '"FAMILY
C'OU-N' -SHELLEU CO.," ilai richu i x, l'a.
GBKAT Cl'BIOSITT.-A 3 Magazine of highest
01 ler for I. .gnt wanted iu every tow n. tin
a prj-petunl income. Svnd hie. for Specimen to
'ri.'iuii's iKillar Alu'juzine," 61 Liberty Sc. N. Y.
IC73. JUBILEE! 1872.
or tu a
WEV YORK OBSERVER!
Heat Keliglous and Secular Family Newspaper.
$3 a Yenr with the JUBILEE YEA II POOK.
SIDSEi' E. MOllSV & CO.,
,37 I'nrk How. New York.
SEND FOK A SAMPLE COl'Y.
VGKXTH VVntet-For HAKUIKT ICSECIicE
SjTOWK's campaiirii book, with lives or trie
catididales and leadiug mt.u of ail parties. SO
Steel I'urtrtii:.. itii U S"0 a (Iau rapidly and
ensllv mad-. Write and see. Particulars free.
WOHTllIliCiTON.llL'STlN & Co., Hartford, Ut.
Amenta UnnlrU Tor i'obtln'M
Child's Commentator
OM Til K II!1I.F.. far tiie HO"! E I 1 (M l E.
I .-Joo imirofl. Had Fun-ii vi hits. Thi bi st ontpprimi
oT tnoyear lor af cots. Ever;.- family will have H.
Xothiny Me it iunv published. Korcireuiars ad
dress if. S.GoodsI'MD Jt, Co., o7 Park Row, M. ST.
GOOD CCLNTRY TALLOW WANTED.
Hhrhesl prioe paid for prime quality by I,. M.
KI.KINION, 3o-ip and Candle Manufacturer.
110 Martrrett:i bt., Philadelphia.
. rlTT1T1 t-t . TT, rno-tTTri
ROSE of CASHMERE HAIR WM
Is unsurpassed os a Promoter of the Growth of
the llairand Whiskers. It is neither sticky nor
jrreay.yet it sot tentund smoothes the Hairfar
better and more permanently than tiny Oil or
Pomade. ITsed as a Hair Dressbitr, it produces
th most beautiful and lust runs gloss. Warrant
ed perfectly harmless. Its exquisite perfume
ts quite unrivaled. beinr distilled from the
world-renowned Roses of Cash mere. r.arx-
bottles only fin cts. Address ASCII UN IJAC II &
Ull, LEU, 400 N. 3d St., Philadelphia, Pa.
A GREAT EVENT! j
Wo havn deetded to dlsfose of onr immense
stock of lilbl.l Alt!) TA 1JLKS at prieesa little
above cost. First-class 5. 10 New Tables, com
plete. :. Second-hand Tables made oyer
new,200, $223. Jiyi. Ac. A ifreat variety lo suit
all buyers. Sand for a Ctitaioirue.
K A VAN Ad U & DnCKHR,
Cor. Canal & Centre Sis., New York.
I'Dir "M?C vii-tima Cure
LlilAdlo relieves the
most violent paroxysms in
lv minutes, and eirecis ..-.-uj use-.
Tj cts- a box. by ma!. Circulars tree. .Address
S. C. Ij PH AM, 36 South Kihth St., 1 hilad., Ia.
Sold by all Orufc'k'lats.
I suffered with CATARRH thirtv years, and
was cured by a simple remedy. Will send re
ceipt, posiaefree. to all afflicted. Rev. T. J.
MEAD, Drawer 17G. Syracuse. IS. i.
LTTOFCAt'SKSset down fortrial at a Court
of Commod Pleas to be held at Ebetisbunr.
tor Cambria county, commencing on the first
Mundau of December, A. D. iS77.
FIRST WtBK.
Johston
tinlter
Brooks
Smith
Hoore
Kisban -
Stephens el al.
Litzinor
Duucjfan
ts Jackson et ai
vs Nutter St Sawyer
vs Mc lecr
'." ys Wilson
vs Gibson, Executor
... ...vs Mctilade
va Woodley ct al
vs Krise
.vs Delozier
j.' K. HITK. Prothonotar'-.
1'rothonotory's Office, Ebeusbursf, Nov. 4, 1672.
School Teachers Wanted.
IX TEACHEKS are wanted immediately to
O take ehat fje of t he public schools of Carroll
I .
town-oop ir I" . '7 "V
I
I
i
r sPfe sR2: T" JL. J I
uirii nun nroinpi- inn itifiu o wiupcu-m . --..t-. -.-. -: - -
tro.-t.Sn Vitner male or female. For f nrther r"eral;variety of Uouseheld and Kitchen Kur
li.foriuiitlou apply to VINCENTKEMS. I idture. Sale to comment a tin c '. p.m..
or
tilts
XJKJ
3 -i
EVER EXHIBITED
a BI IS S'
Hh
t
OF
iPOzmB MID
COMPRISING TIT E
GREATEST VARIETY of STYLES AND MAKES
We do not confine
all tastes ami weans.
ourselves to nrty special
our Jri .""IT'1"' .V -Rd rgap.s to be equal tojany inthearket, and guarantee
our Prices I.wer than any other house in the city. . fa
It you want to save niueey, and g.-t the best iiistrumec.t.-rul an us.
Monthly payments taken. Send for Circular and Price Lists.
1 PIANO'
i
AI ORGAN PALACE
riFTii
.872.
FALL AND
HOOTS,
SHOES, GA
-T. If. !
and WOOD STJl
53
ll.is Just receire.f one of the I.p.rs-e?, Mest S"e!e
to tie- city. Iioi.ylt direct from the M -;n ufnet .
and Hhoes, and will I. e fold at thn very I.t W KlST
delphla City Made Goods ut Factory Prices.
NEW GOODS RE
Special Inducements ofTceed to 0h o- Fhrt
Ordra front ttiuiitr;- Mrrehnnts rilled prompt
amine my clock bt.u Prices when lo the city.
J.
eoj.
IS and to VTOOD STlt
"yoTICE is hereby piven that th following
1 y A coo tints Iik c het u rasetl end f lol in the
i.rgister's i Mice at Kbnituiny, and will be pre
sented to the Orphans' Court of Cambria coun
ty, for continuation and allowance, on It e-hies-day,
the 4th day nf J tri inlter r.rjri. to wit :
The first and final account of James Myr-ra,
Adminirt rator of Iiavid H.Kvau;-, late oi Cam
bria township, tlecouscil.
Second and final account of Thorcn Jenkin?,
Administrator of John IS. llavis. deccused.
First and parti-d account of l-te:i zir Jones.
Guardian of Harriet Jones and Mcrciret Jmi(,
minor children of Joint C Jones, mie of Cam
bria county, tlecensed.
l":.-f nnd partial account of Ebcnezer Jones,
Guardian of Martha A. Jones, a minor child el
Caleb June", !a'o of Johnstown, in the county
of Cambria, deceased.
The fecund and final account of dins. Anna,
G uardian of Peter G !nscr, mi tier child of Fra n
c!s Ulaser, late of C'iiest township, Cambria
county, deceased.
Account of Ann Tinny. A.iin'i of Christian
Sumy, late of Summerhill fownc-hip. deceased.
The account of James Myers, fcxeetiior of
John H. Evans, late of Et'f iisburft ooro. .iee'd.
Tim account of James W. Condon, Adminis
trator rum trxtamtntf niitif.ro of tlie celHte of
Patrick Ocugherty, late of the township of
Wnilibigton, dec'-ased.
The account of James TT. Condon, Adrn'r of
the goodand chattel, rijjbts aad credits which
were of William IWiuherty, late of the town
ship of Washington, deceased.
Account of Wm. Littng'-r, Guardian of the
minor children of George Bruce, late of Alle
gheny township, deceased.
First and partial account of Mary Ann Kil-
lU:n. Adui x or George KiLlati
mnugh borough, deenaied.
lute of Cone
Firsr and rinal actrount of Hfrmnn Ttaomrr,
jr., Adm'r of I lie estate of Archibald Wilier,
late of Eost C'oneraanh boroug-L. Caiiil.ri.t CO.,
deceased.
Second account of W. C. Lewis. Trustee for
the bale of thereai estate of James 11. Mitchell,
deceased.
The first and partial account of Anthony An
na. Executor of Anthony Anstead, lateof Chest
townihip, deceased.
The fourth recount of Sarah I.eidy, Adm'x
of David Lcidy, late of Jnckaon iv.-p., dec-'d.
Account of George A. Perry, Adm'r 'if F.J.
Parherick, iate of the Stale of Iowa, deceased.
f.rst account of George Carrel, Admimstra
trat.ir. &c., rt Is.-.dore P-eaujjhn, iatc. of the
borough oT Johr.stnwn, deceased.
GEO. W. OAT MAN. Rt-sri'ter.
Keglster's OlTiee. Ebensbnrg, Nov.. lbJ2.-4t.
Widows AppraJsetncnls.
"JTICE ii h'-rrby itivcn that the following
A pprait-emeii ts of Ken) and Personal Pro
perty of decedents, selected and set apart for
I p.e VV 1 dowa" of in testa tsrs under the Act of A s
sembiy of I4llt Api 11. liSS. have been tiied in the
Kcg-ist'cr's Ol'.ice at Kbensfrurjj and will tie pre
sented to tiiu t 'reliBiis' Couri. lor gpnruvul, on
ncot.-ra.dii, trir !ti tuiifii l ircrim.cr uric, to wit:
Appra-Ncment of the personal property of
Geoife itu'lcde, laie til Clearfield towiiship,
thieased, s.-t iipait for C..thaiine Ki.ticde,
widow or said decedent
Inventory and appraisement of the persona!
property of .1. Adam '1 rcf i., late of Jolitislowu,
Ccccased, reiumed by his widow T5.
A ppraioemeiit of ccriuin real estate of J. M.
Iluckwalter.lafe.it' the iioroug n of i l.iiipsbur,:.
I in the county of I'entre. dtcuat"), elouted to be
sssr r M- T".Tr
tian Snirtv. late o! aummeriiiii towitsnip, cam
brla county, deceased, retained by b: widow,
Ann Smiiy-JonO-lV.
Inventory and iirprasment of the personal
property til Charles Helfrit.-ti, late of ihe bor-
ouih f Woo. it .i,e. tlecensed, tetaincd by Lis
widow, Catharine Hell rich tlu2.40.
Inventory ana appreiscineut of the personal
p roper ty!of lienry V.'altei s, iate of the oorouif h
t f Johnstown, d censed, elected to tie retained
by h is widow, Kilon M. Walters - .".t.Si.
Appraisenient of the personal property cf
Abralif.ni GoiUfhnour, bite of Kit-Maud town
ship, uecuttsed. set apart for the widow- ?lr?0.S5.
t;i.O. W. OATJIAX, Clerk.
Clerk's Ofhce, KbensOurg, Nov. 167.-41.
QKZRSFF'S SALE.
j Hy virtue ot a writ of Fi. Fa.
I issued out of the Court of Common Picas of
! Cambria count y. and to me directed, t here will
1 he exposed tn public sale, at the Court U-mso
I in Kheiishurtf, on Sutunlar, the .to lli day of No
j Tfiuber, iiu-t., at one o'clock, !. it., the tollow
I iiitf lit al I'.slitte, to wit : All the i .eht, tine ami
J interest. of Anaustinc Ci aver, ot, in and to u
I piece or parcel of land, situate in Carroll town
' snip. Cambria count v, adjoining lauds of John
: Weill's heirs and lands ot Lewis A. Cravcr,
! e iiiuoniiiir IS Ai res, more or less, all cleared
now in;itie occupancy of Iwis A. C raver. 1 a
kuti in excculioa ami to b - sold-ut tue bint of
i clcr JicAi-cr, for use ot Fraud.- ( oonei .
W. It. HONACKKIi. Slienff.
Shehiff's Office, Ebj-.nsbcko, Nov. 0, 1SV2.
Auditor's
17IUST AiND PAUTIAL ACIUV.NT UK II.
Kinkkiu, I-Vq., Assignee of JoH J. tii.Ass,
uudera Uecd of Voluutary Assignment for the
benefit ot his Creditors.- In tiie Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, Sept. Term, 'Ti.
JOth October, lb7 T. K. Mamas appointed
Audiior to distribute, etc.
J. K. ItlTE, Prothonotary.
Xotico Is hereby (riven that I will attend to
the duties of the above appointment, at the of
fice of H. K in k sap; I-"si., in Eliensbur, on
Ti'EaDAY, NOV. -i. Is'.-, i.t 1 o'clock. I'. M..
w ht-n nnd where all persona interested may at
tend or ucrcarter be debarred.!
Kov. 8.-St. T. 11. bCANLAN, Auditor.
x3u o SAii-:.
MMIM undersigned will offorat public sale, at
JL the residence of Aloysius Marl., in Cambria
township, four miles south of Ebensbury, on
I'.hensbiirif and Wilmore plank road, ou TUES
DAY, NOT.Solh, W:;, the following property,
t ) wit : 2 head of Horses, 2 Milch Cows, 3 head
VV CL ,-, ' i, .... ft,, Biid ii
I
ORGANS f
i
IN THIS CITY !
3 3
brands, but keep a'great assortment to su't
ri TTsn un g if. ta .
I WIKTER.
IS72.
TTEES AND GUMS!
KLANJ),
JZET, riTTSUUlZGTT,
c?ed and f'hcnriet Stock of Ono.is'rer hrTJul t
ry for ! .h. since ti-e decline !o l-yy I'.ofs
.N EW T4IK ANI iJOSTtt.V PltlCI. I'hfi. -thus
saving freij ht and expense. i
CEiVED DAILY. j
Tln.e Puyeri. Pr.Hern Dills TJupMcrtted. .:1 i
Ij, and stLislaction guarunieeu. Cali and x-
LAND'S,
EET. IITTSIiUItO.
Pa.
5m
c
1JII lift H XTY. : J
The ('nnirapartralth ef ipnpj Irprda : '
' T.i ibiiieit J. Iv'oOeris. I hoiuas J . lioli-
errs, jonn .1. itoin-il-i, Ji.lin.l. Kol.erls: I
tlie heirs of ( niliarine P-dierts.
inter- s
n
liried witli Kowland Ilutnid.re'. s. t.
til ol
. hom are no-.v -l. pi-:iol : the li-':rs of Jane
.'obcrts. intsrmurric.l wiih Evan lb. is; the
i-irs ii! Eleimoi- Kolu'rti. intermarrii-d whb
h
i;
h
J 'avid Slope ; and the heir-; of Margaret Poherls.
icterniarried wiiti Thom.if Hrown ; heirs and
le-jal re)T.-F-ntalives of Ann Evan', (formerly
Ann r.otierls.) lateof El.cnsbury, Cauihi 13 oi.,
deceased. (Vt e.'t'fifi:
You and e i i y of yon pre hereby cited to be
and appear before t he Judges tif our Orphans'
Court, to tie held at ELensburg. in and for the
said county, on tlie fiof Vii.it,iy of 1 cceml rr
rrrt. t hen and there to n'V-ept or ref use to take
the real estate of said Ann Evnns. deceased, at
the appraised valuation put upon I tby an In
r):iest iu 1 y n wnrd'-d by the said Coiirt ntid re
turned l.y the p'-ieritr of said county, on tht-UJ
d.tyof September, 1S72. or show cause why the
ttani" should not be sold, to wit : A certain lot
or piitv-Jof land situate hi the Ea-t ward tif Eh-
t'lisliiii'L' bor'iii'j-li. ndjoj!;i!iir tlie Hum inirtiou, t
C.ir.il i i.i and Indiana Turiipise Hoad tin l-- I
soii'han-1 II ih sireet on t tie north ; b'-irinninK' !
at a juist on lot number thirty-six ifjiil thence j
east aloinr llirh street seven nnd a half perches ;
toa post, thence south twoand a fourth perch-
es to the Turnpike road, thence along said road ;
north seventy-two di-jrrtM-s, seven and three- ;
fourtii perches, to the piace or bes-innin. viih j
son-II dwellinsr house and niipurteiianees. val
ued ami nppra itetl tit the su m oft hree !i u ndre.I
and sixty dollars (:;(. Personal notice t'. be i
irivcn to the lit ir reuliriur in the State, and on ',
those rt sitiinout of the f-tatc by four public:!- I
tinns in one ncwriaper published in Cambria I
I county and n copy of said paper mailed to their j
nearest pot-nil!ee. ileiein lull not.
Witness tlie Honorable John Ika n. President
Judjeof our said Court, at Ktenstiurr, t Lis 2d
day of September. A. I). 1S7:.'.
GEO. VV. o,T?TAX, Clerk.
Attcst-W. D Ron acker, Fhcriil lll-l.-tt.
-..-i.--i!rl.1- -f t?l..A1- --1 .1.1
inin 31 ylt.I... f..-l T-..UI
I V virtue 'f an order of sale issued out of the j
Jl Court of Common Pleas tif OuiiLriit conn
ty and to me directed, there will be exposed to
l'utdie Sale, on the premises in ci-.Hillel l twp.,
Cuntiria county, about -,H miles cast of Chest
Springs borough, ou
Monday, the 18th day of November, ?72,
at 2o"olocl:, P. M., the foliowinsr real estate of
Janif-s Meltcrniit t, Michael McDerm: tt, John
A. McDerniitt. Michael A. Mcller.vtitt. ton of
full ayeof Henry McDerniitt. dc'd. and James
Lit y.iiitrr, truardiau ol' Charles V. Mcl'eriuitt,
John C. McDermift and J.tr.o-" P. JlcDermit t,
minor children of Ib-nrv Mcl) rm'tr. dee'd, to
wit: A PIECE OK PARCEL K LAND situate
in Cica rlieid township. Cc in bria ccjii!, botmd-c-
and described ;i follows: lu-Kiiuomf ar
l.-oo.: tli.-r.. t .Tii,-f. to j.ost ; llience
inn-ill S.i n rees, west .'0 perclies, to a post;
thcuee north M perches ton hemlock; thence
wes! by land of James i.ilzinxer VM p-Tches to
a post; thence south hy wine 7J ili-ffi-ccs west
27 perches, to a post; thence hy same, north lit
d. yrecs. west, i.-crchcs. to a w hite oak ;
lilt -nee nv same west ;. percces to a lailen neni-
lock; thence south V. perches to the place ot
in -irinmnif eor.ta moor 1 n'- AC H l-.r. st ne t ine
sure, he the same more or less;
pari of i
iai.t:ie; under
land beiuir we'd timbert d and the b;
fence, havinz tnereou erected a Lou House !
and a L u It win. I
TERMS K SA LF. Onp-hn'f of the purchase
money to be paid in and t ht-ludanco in
one year, with interes-, to lie secured by the j
jods-uicnt tioiid nnd moi iir:ared the purchaser. I
Nov. l.-ot. W. 11. IoN ACKER, Trustee. !
K;TS! tdltiWN! I!NI for the
Parlor. Sumiav School and t'hurch. 5 t o-
t a yes. M-ts of lit-edb throutrhout; " stoos. Duly
ii'J.";. The bjst fjriin in the world for trie mon
ey. We can supply Orfwns rantriua in price
from ti-" to 2,lnio and oiler tne most liberal in
ducements to the trade. Teachers, Clergymen,
and others, v. ho will act as agcuta for the sale
of out instruments.
The '"PA KLUil ti EM" PI A N'O, 7 Oct arts, foil
lion frame, oversf runir scale, round corner";,
car veil le,-, ; ihe finest low-priced I'iano iiian
uf ictirred. Fully warranted.
VIOLIN STKli"ji. v e import direct from
Italy, t.ei many and France, the very choita-.t
sttirufs that are made, and can supply th" Ira ir,
nt lowest market prices- Sample set of choice
ioliti or tiui tar st liters mailed free f or 1. Hand
inslrum?ii.. Sheet Music, Music ttook, and
Musical uicrc.'-aiidise o." evcrv th-sc riptioil-
M. A. IMl.li j A .-.,
11-1-3 SI? IlkuADA'AV, M:W YoIIK. 3m
Hranch Store, :l I'niou Sipiare.
TAISSOIXTION NOTICE! Tlie part-
J ncrsbip heretofore xisti--r tietweeit tne
under-ijrncd in t'nt? hotel business and in tiie
manufacture of sud lies and harness, at St. Law
rence, I'amtiria county, was dissolved by mu
tual consent ou the l'.Uh day of October,
The loi lit nn:l accounts of ihe firm are iu the
hands oi Umiel Warner, who will collect all
money duo ami pay all debts owiu l.y the lute
hrm, and will hereafter conduct t lie business in
his own name. C. A. l.AN'JIiD.V.
DANIEL WAiiNEIL
Cheat Twp., Kor. 1, lS72.-St.
P"P2t rfe! Ssorace Vators,
Y UiCil Uii'ji . 4-iJ Lroa.:j, . I.
iciff ..-).: of J"f P..VtW, MSl.-iDL-OVS
a nd (Ui'iA .VS, of fir hr.t-t.i :s trio r s. ini'.u lina
H "it ft ra", at rrry lo-'prloett for raiii. nr purl
c txh, fiitd thila-ire iii Kir.all jaunfi'v inrtfllmrritr.
Sew 7-ixt'tre l---' . -f.i. Pl.t.MiS. ir.uin'''.
pri.frmrn'x, far 27 5 cttU. Xow r.vt'v a ''.,
it.Kln I'A'liLWiliiMiAX. the. M": ' "
rt,.,l nr, (frl t.nr rrrr liloit.' I 7'T''i"J 1 "
J.iitJt maili-ii.Shcft Music and M
i-Mri ciiaudi.te.
PITTSBURGH
MARBLIIZED MANTEL WOM
,TA 31 ES It,
1S3 MPFBTV lil., PlITKIU BCir. IA
. Tnn.a nratoit- Jr.. find r.rb-ul ir atten
tion nrt'id to Furnaces, Publicand Private Ituild- i
lKot.l.-in.J
i
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41 .
EOOK
WANTED
1
I
rrrnLrsHrns,
t'l Eartford, Coon.
t
it
AGENTS WASTKll lUUTllE
OPvEAT INDUSTRIES
of run vxiti:ij xt.iti.s.
l:00 iAgks ami 5iK) kkub avinos. riavrKii ts
I rstil.ISU AM) UKKMAN. WliiTl'KN BY 11 t)M.
I NKNf AC I 111 .l:.i, 1M UIUNO JOHN B. CI I (ill,
. litN. 1KIIM CASK. WlWAI'll HoWI.ASP. RI V. f
1 KIlWIN HAII- I'll 1 I.I I- HI I I: V, A 1.I1KKT IlKISH N K,
: iioitAt-i: (ii ti:i.KV. v. it I'LiikiNs. fit:., i-.ii,.
1 This work isa oinpl.li- hetory of all Iran
I es of industiy. piots-sscs .f uia.iulMCI ure, et.-.,
1 i:-. all ajres. It is a complete encyclopedia of
i:rtMiid iiianufstctiires, aim ts the nuw-t cuter-
I. 1 iniiiir and vaiuable m k of inforiiiarion on
sui..i-ct- of iteiieral i itere.-t ever olferitl to tiie
put lie. It i.i a l.tpied t the wants of the .Mer
chanr. MaeulHcti.rei-. .Meui:iit:, fa 1 nier. Sri-di-nt
mid liiit'iilur. Hiid veils to both old and
yoiiutr of nil e!ases. The lunik is sold by Hjicnt,
wlinaicniiikiti hirjre sales in ull tmrtsof the
country. It is otlered at tlie low p: u ot Ki.i,
end Is tiie chin pest lunik ever sold by sutiserio-t-oii.
Xu family should b.; wi;li ul ui y.
I want agents iu every town in the l"nir'd
I Plates, and no Airt-nt can fail to do well with
j this t.o ik. ,ir terms ate llln-ial. We rive
-uir ajrents the exelu-ive riyht of territory.
I t hie ot our lOf.-e.ts sold l copies in eiKht da . s.
i w" .V'r r"1'1, J"" ,w" weeks, ti.ir i.clit in
II. irtr ii-d sold :I7 in one week. Sp.-eimensof
! the w.irk sent to agents on rtn-t ipt of stamp.
tor circulars and leruis to ayents ..Uaresa the
publishers.
j Knols TTnil,
j r Pac V.'js and Ry-Vi ays in the llhl.len Life tif
American
Detective!
v. e want uirenfs lor this t.o L- It loo...
all the nufterics of the Octet-five System. lt
is;a re;orl lor the past -II yum of the most
skUH ill detectiv. s of this country, in whieh ;ho
cratti of Itank Hobbei-s. Thieves Pick iHn keft,
L-itttry Men, Counterfeit Money I leah-rs. and
swindlers of all classes, are exposed ami
brought to justice. I'lice. J,".j. bend for eir-
c. iUirs and terms to agents.
WE rVELIri TIIE I5E5T
DICTIONARY OF TIIE TABLE
IS THi; E.Vfil.ISH I.AMJl l'IK.
i:y wm. smith, i l k.
It is written by TO of the most d!tiniruishe.
d. iues ie Europe and America, and int.le ot.iy
edition ;uiblishcd in tnis country condensed
by lr. Smith's own hand. It is illustrated wiii
over l:iri sioel and wood eiurravinus. It con
tains every name iu the Kil le of importance,
nnd is a book needed hy every C:ii-hl..ui lni..y
It is printed in doutde column, in one larire
octavo volume. Pi ice .1.5o.
We want turetits for these works in nil cities
and towns in the country. We pay larire coin-n-.i.-ions
a:id jrive ?xcluive tri ritoi t . For
circulars and terms address the publisher-!.
Sample copies of any of our books sent iu any
addre-s on receipt of price.
J. B. Bl'RR 4 II V I) K. PuMIshors,
Hartford, Cmn., Chicago, III., t ineinnatl, Ohio.
' f I ( f 1 TJ Tf 1 1 T
i J Alt J . . IV . j l 11 iJ .
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-DE A I. EftS IS
BUY GOQDJS,
MOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
ff I frp ninn iinnnp illtxitrt
I M j V I V li 4 Iii V 11 1.1- V
I II .1 I 0.,l.il , li t VI I IK OllUlii,
j 7
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES GENER
ALLY KEPT IN A COUNT1.Y SI ORE.
WOOL AND COli'X 'I HY I'lJODUCE
T.4KKN IN ISCUA.VGt KoB G. . I S.
Ct
tore en South Sids of Main Street,
lecJ;iMirsr, Iu.
L Davis & Go.
HIGH STREET,
Three Poors West of Centre Street
DEAI.KIiS IN
ill
t i ti
1
SIiocs,
and
FLOUR, FEED, BACON, FISH,
Coffee, Tea, Syrups and BTclasses.
i ALL WHICH TIII'V l'lIOMISK TO SELL AS
.' Ui:.V AS THE CHEAPEST.
I Country Prcducs taken for GOODS.
-mm MiMTSfiORV!
- 11 o t I if n I
I HQdiT UPoOH OCilOOI HOUSe, LbenGblirff.
j T
i ' .
HE sut'Scrl'i' r desires to call the attention
he citir.cn-i of C-.unbna and a l joi ulnir
counties to the fact thai he has now in succesH
f el operation in Etietwiiurfr a Shop for the man
ufacture and repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. SULKIES,
fiprlttif Watonx. KIcisrti,
Ainl r.'f otJicr 1t:crit!i.m of tforc in that line.
Einp'.oyinir none but sk'llful workmen u.;d
tisin only the best innterials. I 1 el contldent
I can K've entire satisfaction in work, stjlea
and prices.
Platform work done at short notice. Itcpalr
Inir of all kind atti-nded to at reasonable rates.
A l!l.ieUb...i' h Shop in troniiection wiih Mm-uf.-n
torv. Call and t-ee specimeus tif woik.
jrine -Jr2, lf.;-.-tf. D. M. CHUTE.
j OF VAI.lTAat.E
; REAL ESTATE IN EBENSRUKG !
"tXILL be olTercd at Pub!i': Sale, at Hie r. oi
II tit nee of t he siii.scrifier in V.lienbur)r bor
' o-Jfc-h, on Till. HSDAV. NOV. ilsU at ouo
; o'clock p. M.. tiie fodowinif Keal Estate, to wit :
j A TWO STOUV FRAME HOUSE, with necessa
ry luttitiUdiiurs. and ONE AX ll ONE-HALF
' LtJTS OF l HOUND, with fruit trees, tfrapft
vines, etc. Saiil proterty f ronta on Hiahstfeet
' and extendi hack to Lloyd street, bciiiK iho
i prooertv now occupied by the subscriber.
j Also, at the same time and place, will be of
' feie.1 TUOOlliEil Lo I S OF li KOIN D situate
! in the IlorouKh of Ebciisburs- and known ua
I Lots Nos. -41 aud ii iu Lloyd's plau of.said bor-
0''b'rms will be made known at time of sale.
but any persou wishitw to pur laise, t-iintr pri
vately before the sale, or publicly at the sale,
can obtain ail desired i'f:;Vmc,iM,'"nNCr5i,'ir
ou the owner. .o-.,1, LAt3'
Ebensburtr, Nov. S". is
rAMBaiA COUNTY, SS:
The foinmoawfalth of PenaitjlTanla :
To Ann Pr.vis, widow, Ann Davis, inter--'
l. a. ' married with Thomas T. ltee, and Frnn
I ."' ees lavis, all residing in tiirntiria e-oun-tv;
and Mary Davis and Elizabeth Davis, residing-
in -Mo -arheny City, Pa. tirtetiny:
Wo eomimnd you a:id every of you, and you
are hereby cited to be and appear iu your own
proper persons bufore our Judjrea at Eliens-t'tii-ir,
at our Orphans' Court thereto be held on
MONDAY, the :.'! t.tr or Dbckmbru M:.x-r. It
answer Thomas E. Davis in the matter of h!9
petition for a decree to enforce specific per
formance of a contract entered into between
the said Thomas E. lhtvirtatid Edward T. D.vis,
deceased, durinr his lifetime, for the -.ale of
c-rtain real estate situate iu Hlacklick t iwn
aliin, in said county. He-em fail not.
Witaes thoHov.onit le John Dkan. President
JudKi-t.t our said Court, at EueUBburjr, I ho Uth
day of Scptemlici. A D- bj.2. atman
Attnat W. B Hon ackkr. Sheritl.
i t A. bUli, -NOV- AO.-.-.IV,
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