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Itcccnsber 13. JS7.
tOCAL AKD FERSCKAL.
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last J:ord.y.
twelve J1;" . c-,,(ui ;vl.i.ir.n ( f tle ft?
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I issi e ' f 1 ur I arer " nl;uie to al'-
r .... N.i instead ol No. 46.
J'"'-, ', i uY-e of hen - I40 leats to the
I -1 i.e riice of ;?i;Ze warmers is
?im;vii to 50 ct. t Thompson's.
f V ' d. m ci-edat SI. L. Oattran's
vfrv
, V Mi oo.y - ,- -
'l ecau.-e il:y ie t-old for cash.
''Two st'D"" N'lf ffie seld in Altcona
1 7", Si,xe at fabulous prices. One
Jili dollar a L-f a,'d tLe otL,;r
TYTpweie rrrn'ised a report of Court
. hut after wait insr until tluee
-1? ''11 vift'ay weie foiced to go to
Itr-cr.t tl rr.
""Viim tl e larues can't f ud vliat they
ntM 11, mi f tli-y give it up, for it
1 ii-1 d fi-ct that for all novelties
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jfj'-.)lt. n sn vtlio knows anything worth
I .i.-.j.j, k . ?rd don't serd it to the piin
1 1 to le i etiived of oven a
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,Iffl,,,).i;i'f el tel.
t an" "Pot shot" in JoLnstovn
.1 g,,t them at a hardware store.
(tjTcVe.'v'ut vcry painful and exciting
1 this ;-r?'3,'ce
T-!'ac l' lkrr' resident of Alexandria,
'?n''T,uce ( roek on Wedn-aday week
') 1(itf :vd l'tal injuries
f On M"i'd;iy last, Judge Dean made an
27r or an Adjourned t'ouit, commencing
J the KM.ii Monday of Februaiy next
Ji ii n iitii re for one week.
lJos-i!i HerioM. prompted by prnef at
fiuiiw, (1 injuries, hung himself to the
rSi" county jail door one day last week,
.id when fouled life was extinct.
T Talk v ut a big run of custom ! M.
nca'P Hi! lia by far the largest run of
Jsimi in F.tenhuig. Everybody buys at
(jvn s-fV. leiaue tl fy ti.i.'i;ive n.ci ey in
t "..( ion.
J Mr. John ;i;i7ier, Huntingdon's oldest
ijhalntar.t, aed ninety years, died Inst
ick. lie was an invalid for twenty-t-ix
4;irs. He suiVercd witii rheaniatitiii for
tier.t v-two years.
I M. h. (hitman has already enmnenced
riri-iviug lioliday g ods, and will have the
l4fi: st(K;k of candies. cor.tVctionK and
nivKr-.eats ever brought to Kltntbuig.
Dfcu't f .rget this ?
i Levi ( haj 1 in. Hui'tingdoii's oldest col
rid l aiLei-,"i:;is been diawn to swerve as a
iifyi-tan. 'J his is the liirt -drawi'.jg" so
Wlily colored that liunti: g'luii but. been
cj rri ujion to contemplate.
i-.ien. (ii-orge I'otts, a v.ell-know-n citi
iia; tl fi)r.-evi-ihl yeais A?ayoi'if Altooi.a.
i'4 i'1 city on '1'uenl.i v last, in tho
1,111 11;"' '- :
t-. vfar of hi;: age. lie wa.i a brother of
t;. f .ioluistown.
it i a 1 1 1 e is Smith. Jones. Pa vis
ni if it ain't ei; her of them, you
;y j'crsoii that the raunt1es.- bov s
r to see at their Fair every night
I'l i' ir the holidays.
i-'.vcij.ey Watts, aged 1(5 years, an rm
rjye n. i,e of the Fa. K. II. blaeksn.iih
i-oiST Altoona, had an arm so badly
Jrarcf) in drilling machine, a few days
f: r.'v't it had to be amputated.
f-i vii i do vour ( hv'stnias hakincr w-ith-&
r t p ocurin j a supply of ohoio l'om
: .''.lis" jojul ir Hour, f 1 1 d an -1 gr.icevy
I i. Tic 1 es !':oii!- is always ;he cl.eaj,
i. -!;d that's the kind Mills 'keep--.
'1 I'.o fo:i -stroke this time h:t nearer
deed, right at b.unc. Cltri
the latest issue are therefi
nias
e in
f J.-i ' 1 -it let there lie:iosM.l.!,Cil"S. "We
& -esses" Till of those "sorts."
j 4-, orwitl'.st.indi:i? t lie inclement wenth-Kf-:-'-?
you know u was terrible rough that
tj. lie t ii
ee Ftorv hat with the ix foot
A :v tier it at lived promptly, on its tenth
) : iiui list M.it.H
last li
day i ore-noon,
Trihv ne' stor
4-1 iie Johestown j'rihvrie' stoi v about
f ghc.at at M
ou. f's irrave is ent ii el v too
j. 'the only "ghost" that ha distu:b
dlii.vl neighboihoiel is the one that stole
4',r ( hriaty'a tuike gobbler a few
he nozzle of the hose ef the Vigilant
are engine, Altoona, Hew out on
i,iHy last while some ef the members
i.; crating the thing .lust tor fun, anel
viiT a mail named lieiinett, broke one
wo weeks and three days ago a young
r,r;irtl fJlunt, of Fianklin townshii-,
ii: 'lc'.riiid county, poured carbon oil
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a few dying embers. Her funeral
tugely attended three day s after the
mei.t fulled.
tie lii'iiihed and sixty-five thousand
i'dit-
is ail the monev the Pennsylvania
Tha , -.A ; :.i i i.
-m ,u i Nllj'HIlV alu LU J t cin j ty tit,
Alt i on "1" ueday last. Wish we, ineli
".da'iv a:i;l collectively, wei all the em-
is v. r a tew months.
41 he le.
i he leasiin why M. L. Oatman can sell
S'f !! n.ueli lower than any otlier iner
in town, is because he sells for cash.
J1'1 have the cash always go to (Jat
fcif . l,eip you can save 13 per cent, on
h'llai'ii wcrtli yeai buy.
.t!t'a ,J''' ln:t" 11;l,1!C,l Thomas Maloney,
'"if hi.s say home from attendimr
a: i'.iMtldoek'.s Fields, on Sunday
- X st"'iok by
' i ? ' 1 d'di's
he div
'isviiok by the Cincinnati Express
s'station, and so seriously
eel s,oi after.
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ll' ll :ill t lih l,r ft t i l"i in, ,ll ,nr
sv.i ( : li :it t. should not forget that
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s 'o--i-iiis win soon ne in onier.
u'' iilatcel ware, line cutlery, and
"'-J '''hi i It gaiit. Articles at lluutlcy's,
1 -'i.i'iiilv lit. for such purposes.
'" 1- " "iiifortable clotiics are essential
;K";-it inj .ynient of the holidays.
ei.nicc dicss g. mds, fin liishing
"i.t-inade clothii-.g, etc., consult
' nki r. He can rig out any person
; i' to toe at the lowest rates.
In lid.iys may le fully enjoyed by
t; i-liu id- R(M.iisVroni .Myers "v:Llio d.
, I' stock of the finest and best,
"1 l,e;ip enough to satisfy any one
H "ai-'Mins in "-oihIs of Mil iliiinls. Co
J w lu,t they can do for you.
y lad named Murphy, second son of
oi uce Alurpliy, ifsiding em Mullin's
111 ( aiiibria township, was engaged a
"'a chimpiug vvoixl, when a stick
:!i' a: d struck him in the eye, burst
e lall and, of courbe, completely de
'"s' :lie sij;ht.
Vn iiniueii.se bank of earth in which a
nipwas imbedded caved in upon
Li atioc, at Warriorsniark, Ihuit
n county, on the 23d ult., and the
'; striking him on the lower part of
'y. produced injuries w hich caused
;"tn live days after.
llle Tyrone Democrat savs tliat it baa
'Notable exchange from Cambria,
.yn-cmt,) ami don't want any 'ther
-in wm. lt conies down to seconel
w i lt ive U,e Freeman a call.
li may do well enough for !the
uu !Vi!''''f,l but if ollier IJ-h got
Udii tit" of ii., i;...i . ..p. ......
Wim'1,1 c i .....i. tmiu nit- i yr, (HH
l , 'i respectable excl.an-es iust
searce n 1,U . " J .
f tlm ,,iv 'V. ""-tu"' as respec
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" -"uur kmd Micma I.. 1... !ih
raClt Wlltin
Pon't foigct t' at toys, candies, ai d
manyoihei thu gs for the holidays, can be
boujj t at the l-anntless lire engine hou.-,e
and li e night htfoie ( hiistnias.
J. tn mon & Munay hae the nicest
tl inVs iir.aginablo for l;oliday gifts. Kial
few t hy, hai dsomc and cnteitaining b nks
for young and ohl, attractive fancy go ds,
and other suitable things in pnl'u.sion. are
among the most ntti relive features f t heir
giai d hC'liday uisj-lay. They sell cheap.
Heietofurc all mail matter ciesigntd
for (.'lessor., uminitvilie. Lot el to, Chest
Springs, St. Augustine, &c, hrdtobe font
from the pot t- Mice here ly ti e evening
train. Now however n.ails for those points
are foi wauled by the morning ti ain, which
is a decldi d change for the better.
The n ollidavbburg standard says we
can copy what we please fiom its columns,
with or without credit. If Traugh would
only go a littl further, and send us a
"proof" on Tuerday, we migh.t be able to
make a "respectable" journal out of a
"second-rate sheet." AVhat say ye, bos? ?
Patrick Murdy, an old man residing it)
the vicinity of Kittanning Point, wassttuck
by a pastenger loct rnotivn, while ou his
way to Alttxtua on Thursday morning f
last week, and so terribly injured that he
died in the latter place, whither he was ta
ken to the home of a man ic-d daughter, on
Monday.
On Friday evening' last, a colored man
in Altoona was knocked down by a small
sled upon which several boys were coasting
alc-ng one of the principal thoroughfares,
and tailing on his head, he sustained a com
pound fracture of the bkull, besides other
serious injuries, all which it is feared will
prove fatal.
The value of a cow's tail was definite
ly decided in Pedfoid county. It is ten
dollars i) inch. A couple of young men
cut oil" twelve inches of a cow's tail, and
nailed it to a Fchool-hotise for "sport," for
which sport the young men paid one hun
dred and twenty dollars to the owner of th
bovine for damages.
AVe are occasionally in receipt by mail
of caution notices, stiay notices, anel the
like, accompanied by one dollar, vvhie h the
Eenelers no doubt imagine is our charge for
inserting the win e. '1 his is a mistake. All
such notices require three insertions and
our invariable charge is 1.50. Let those
interestce' make a note of this.!
AVhat "Frenchy" don't know about
ferving up oysters ain't worth lintling out.
I It life j s only the most luscious of bivalves,
and jis eveSything is neat, clean anel cozy
about his saloon, ai d his table well su)
plicel with relishes, it thus i.e fjood to in
elulgofat his boa id. Families and parties
supplier! with eysters and other delicacies
at lowest rates.
Perhaps it is a waste of wends to urge
upon our readers the importance ef calling
at C. T. Huberts' elegant ch.ck, watch and
jewelry emporium to nuichase their holi-
j clay goods, for surely no one within a rea
sonable distance ef F,bensbuig will think
-f passing Cham, by in such an emergency.
It is r.e.t teio soon to look in there now, if
you wish te get first choice.
'i he sacrament of confirmation, pre
ceded by the reception of two lay Sisters
into the oider of St. Joseph, anel the con
ferring of the cross upon a third, took
place at the Chuich of the Holy Name
yesteielay morning. The ceremonies were
i grand a: d imposing, l.ii-liop Domenec le-
irg present anel conducting the services.
Not having had time to attend, we can
give no further pal tieulai s.
Fdtvaid t-iiuo, of umniPrhill town
ship, while err ploy cd with ethers in th resil
ing rain at the barn of Patrick McDunn,
hi that township, on Tuesday last, had his
liyht hand torn oil by the machine. We
did not learn bow the accident happened,
but undoistai.d that his injuries were of
sr.ch it l atuie as to letiuhe the amputation
of the arm at the elbow joint, which oper
ation was successfully pufoiiued by Dr.
Kern, et Wihnore.
Ten persons in one family in Munster
township, cl
ren anil giandchilelren of
Mr. Felix O'Neil. were h)wn wit lithe sea
let feve: and dipt herin, the early part of this
week and for several days previous. On
Weeluesday one of the aftticted, a little girl
four y ears of age, d;ed e.l'vhe eliscase or ehs
ea.se s, and othe rs of the family are sail! to
be in a precarious condition. Mr. O'Neil
ccitainly deserves the earnest sympathy of
all lit arts in his great alhiclion.
The 'lark sisters, two soiled doves tf
ioluistown who were sent up a couple of
weeks ag i for a thirty thiys' residence at
Castle I;i:acler, kept up Mich a continual
crying and lamentation in the louelett of
keys fur several days after their incarcera
tion that ll.e herill", wastfoiced te put the
bracelets on them for a brief time and con
line them in the cell liist occupied by Mi
chael Moore, since when they have sitn
mereel elown and take things more philoso
phically. The Johnstown Echo last week an
neumced its own demise for a brief period,
but this week it is to be out again uneler
the management of Messrs. John Myers
and David llitc, both printers, the former
having been publisher under the late elis
pens.alinn. Iu the retirement of Cj. Lii.s
ly the profesfciou loses a gracefal, versatile
am! entertaining writer, but we trust he
will loom up again in a like capacity ere
many m,o-is wane. As for the new linn,
we wish them abundant proscriiy:
Nearly every paper we pick up assures
us that Cliiitmas iscoming, just as though
t lie readers thereof didn't kuow as much
about it as the editors themselves. Uetler
j a great ileal tell them where they can buy
I an excellent stove, good tinware, first class
hardware, the best of fresh groceries, le
i sides many of the most desirable articles
I for lioliday piesents, anel that's what we
, eh here and now byatlvising our readers tj
visit Geo. lluutlcy's great house furnishing
emporium, Main street, Kbensburg.
j Westmoreland county has had two
more suicieles within the past week or so.
Andrew I -est, a coal miner, twenty-two
years old, thought it lent not to stay here
any longer, so lie got a gun on Wednesday
of last week, went out into the woods, and
taking oil' his boot, pulled the trigger with
one of his toes, shooting himsrelf through
the head and producing instant death. On
the night previous a man who registered
hi.s name as John Miller, of IJutiaio, N. "i .,
ended his earthly career by taking prussic
acid at the Laird House in (Ireensburg.
John O. McCarthy, Esq., a lawyer of
eminent ability, and brother of Father Mc-
! Carthy, pastor of St. John's chuich, died
! in Pitlsbiiigh about noon em Monelay last,
j Mr. McCarthy was educated at St. Francis'
I College, Loretto, and it is 6aid that that
; institution never produced a riper scholar,
j His age was about 4;J years, anel he was
inarricel for the second time only a few
weeks ago. One of his children, peihaps
j the only one, a hul ageel about 4 years, is
: in care ef the Sisters of St. Joseph, at ilt.
j Oallitzin Seminary, in this place.
' Young man, if you wentld have a Tint
that w ill adel wisdom to your knowledge,
box, a suit of clothe. that w ill fill your bo
1 som w ith purest emot ions, a pair eif boots
, that will elevate your soul and purify your
, heart, a necktie that will sweeten your tem-
per, an overcoat that will calm your per
tuibed spirits iu the hour ef bereavement,
I a pair of uer,ders that will lift your
; thoughts to better things than those ef
earth, a Imrnlkcrchi.f that will animate
' you with tumultuous emotion, a pair of
ylorc that will calm your mind and warm
up that which is goo'd within you, a ciar
that will cause you to dream sweet dreams
of Klysian lauds, just drop into '1 hempsou's
Palace Stole, in the I.st-olIice building.
They have just received their new and
kpleiiuid ktoelt cf odi. Co early.
PrATii on the Had.. Frightful Acci
dent near Mifflin. We glean t he 'follow ing
1 artieulais eif a terrible accident near Mif
Hin from Saturday's issue of the Harris
burg Patriot :
Owing to the immense travel on the "Penn
sylvania railroad the Cir.cinniMi express
east, has to be divided into t wo t cetioes, the
one runmrjj about ten mile behind the'oth
er. Ou Thursday night the first section
started from Altoona thirty-seven minute
late and the secemd, one hour and sixteen
minutes, whiih placed the former about
t w-f-nty miles ahead of he latter. Iletween
Altoona and L-w:stow n the second section
made up thirty-four minutes lost time, while
the first lost three minutes. At Kixler's sta
tion, two miles east of lewisti vvn, loth took
water, and before leaving the tiaiuan of the
leading train placed the precautionary per
cussion caps on the track as a warning to
the one following. The ei.f inee r of the lat
ter respected the signal, but seeing no train
before him and supposing it many miles in
advance he resumed his speed. As the first
section approached M ;fllin it sla'-kened from
schedule tipeed to ahcut fifteen miles an
hour. Just west of the town is l.anlier's
curve, and while passing thremgh it the
engineer ef the second section of the ex
presn noticed that the first section was but
1.r)0 feet, ahead. The pr.tent air brak was
immediately applied and the engine reversed
and had it nrt lieen for an unavoidable acci
dent to the coupling which held together tho
express car and the one following the train
could have been stopped in lime to avert
contact with the first section. lint the coup
ling hrok, and the locomotive.- tender and
express ear were detached from the other
ears (the air brake lieing operative on the
latter) and ran into the roar end of a Pull
man palace car, iu which two gentlemen,
two ladies and two children were sleeping.
The engine struck with much violence and
sent tho car whizzing through about one
third of the sleeper directly ahead, tele scop
ing the two. The consequence, was the
berths in the rear end of the letter were
badly demolished and five of the occupants
tightly wedged in, and it is supposed instant
ly, while three sustained slight injuries. Of
the fatal cases, "NV. W. Ihuitz, wife and a
iienutitul little child occupied one berth and
Matthew Knowles and J. Wilhmi Bacon, of
Chicago, separate berths. The names of the
wounded are Thomas M. Say re and wife, of
Elizabeth, New .Jersey, and C II. l'eioy, of
Indianapolis. None of the inmates of the
rear car were hurt, but Mr. Oillingham, the
conductor, was thrown a considerable dis
tance. The porter, a young colored man,
was sleeping in the rear end at the time the
engine struck, and th cemcussion did no
more tl & i arouse h".m '"rem his sleep. A
gentleman and lady occupying a Iwrth at
the other end were surrounded with broken
Timbers (fragments of the wreck), but they
were not injured in the least.
The persons killed in the second hind ear
were extricated with considerable difficulty,
a few hrmrs ('lapsing before the debris could
r-c removed from its entrenched positirnand
the dead readied. Mrs. D.intz's body was
more mui ilatetl than an y of the rest. Broken
bones were numerous in all the corpses.
Mis. Sayre, one of the wounded, was
obliged to endure some pain ami mm h sus
pense before she could be removed from a
very trying position. It appears she was
preparing to retire when the run in took
place, ami while sittiugor standing the ttoor
was torn up and her leg was caught h-t ween
the wootl. From the time her situation was
discovered entil her rescue over an hour
elapsed, ard in order to get out the limb the
rear car hail to be lifted up wilh jar ks.
Those who ac" !sted in freeing her were agree
ably surprised to hear her say that her inju
ries were immaterial and then walk oil' as if
scan elr anything happened h.-.-r.
Mr. Sayre was slight ly cut in th head and
had on- of h'.s hands "bruised, while Mr.
Kemy was hurt in the fool and sustained
several bruises.
The bodies of Matthew Knowles and J.
Wiliard Bacon were s-nt to Chicago last
evening, anil Mr. Blaine, speaker of th" na
tional house of representatives, hart tele
graphed the Pennsylvania raTlroad company
that he Tiili give "instructions as to what
disposition shall le made for the remains of
the Dantz fi-.mi'y. Mr. Pant 7. is either a con
gressman elector a United States revenue
officer.
An inquest was held over the bodies yes
terday in J unii.ta county, whith resulted in
a verdict of censure on the tlngman of the
first section of the Cincinnati express.
The loss by the wreck of the two l'nl'man
palace cars 'will probably reach ?-J,0i'.
The engine attached to the second section
had her pi let broken ami was slightly dam
aged otherwise. About three hours after
the accident it started with the train for
JIarrisburg.
The reason the first section ran behind
schedule speed waH because the requisite
quantity of steam could not be generated
with the inferior coal used. It is said that
gootl fuel could net be produced because of
the obstacles thrown iu the way by the hoise
disease.
TltE CAUSE OF THE CATASTROPHE.
An examination has been commenced t
Harrisbnrg to ascertain tho causes which led
to the drradful accident detailed above.
From the Jonrval we learn that Mr. FirzgT
ald, the flagman of the first tra;.n, set forth
that a few minutes before the collision, and
when the train had pasi"-d about two-thirds
over a two-mile piece of track west eif Mifflin
he observed the second train cemiing, and
swung a red light as a warning signal, which
he f"lt sure was observed by the engineer,
as the speed eif the second train appeared to
slacken. The firt train broke a coupling
juet before the accident.
The engineer of the second train, Mr. .Tohn
Frilihey, stated that when In r-a.-Lod t!ie
two miles of straight track west of MiClin,
he watched for the rear of the first train.
Just as he struck the straight stretch, the
head-light of an approaching freight train on
the left hand track reflected in such a man
ner that he saw no red light at all ahead.
When he had passed the third curve be
beyond, he saw the rear end of the first train,
immediately shut off steam, applied the air
brake mill reversed the engine, but the rr"
liient tun was sueh that when the coupling
broke between the tender and the first car
of his train, he could not stop the onward
course eif his locomotive lu time to prevent
the aceid:it. He had not the slightest idea
that the first traiu had lost time since leav
ing the last station, until his locomotive was
alout to strike it
Mr. Fritchey is one of the oldest, and is
considered one of the most cautious engi
neers on the road.
Ax El.FOANT Catalooue. We have re
cently received a copy of James Vii k's Il
lustrated Catalogue of Secels and Summer
Flowering Bulbs lor 1873. To say that it is
handsome would not be doing it. justice, lt
is the most costly jnd profusely illustrated
book of tho kind we have ever seen, and con
tains plans for rural homes, designs lor din
ing tattle decorations, window garden, etc.,
1 tsides a mass of information invaluable to
the lover of Mowers. It is printeel on one
hundred and fifty prtges on fine tinted paper
and is illustrated with about live hundred
engravings of flowers and plants. Each
class of (lowers is introduced with a full de
scription of its habit, time of bloom, height
of growth, and full and comprehensive di
rections for preparing the ground, the time
to plant, elistance apart, treatment after
plantii g, and rules to be observed during
thetiowering season, together with all t'.ie
information and instruction that any one
could ask or wish to know. Mr. Vu'k has
now commenced publishing his Oaralegu
quarterly aud offers it at the small price of
twenty-five cents tor the year, which is not
half the cost. The cover for the January num
ber is a very beautiful specimen of Cliromo
printing many colors being blended together
with mui h artistic skill, malting tho took a
very handsome ornament to 'he centre table.
Perseins desiring a copy can have it seut
post-paid by inclosing twentv-five cents to
JAMESVICK,
Koch ester, N. Y,
' .Tames Gardner, seventeen years oltl,
son and main deienelarce of a poor widw
woman living in Muddy (.'reek township,
Butler county, was instantly killed at the
outer elepot, Pittsburgh, tn Wednesday
vrwck, by bein run oer by a train of ear.
Literary Z of ices.
HARKTsnriiei Patrot. The prospectus
of the llarrisburg J'otriot for 1S,73. will e
found in another column. The Patriot is"
the central organ of the Democracy of the
itate ami continues to maintain its well es
tablished reputation as one of the best and
most ably conducted journals iu the com
monwealth. The H'ffi'.'y 'lrwf is a iimiii
moth sheet, which any person who is desir
ous of obtaining all the reliable news of the
day can easily afford to subscribe for. His
money cannot l.capplied to a better purose,
or one w hich will more certainly repay him
for ihe investment.
The New Ye isk Woki.p.- -In ouvprerent
isKite will lie found the prospectus of Tiik
Woui.n for the year lS.T.j. whith we recom
mend to the special attention of our renders,
lt would be impossible for us to add any
th'ng in coiemendaiion of this great rm:tri
politan journal to what has her-.toforu aj
pcared in our columns when noticing the en
trance e f The V,"oiLI upon a new year. To
tay that it is edin-d with remarkable ability
iiiid that by the uuiversal judgment of the
Amerii an people it stands in the front rank
of politit ai journalism, is merely giving ex
pression to the well-settlml convictions of all
who are familiar with its able anel instruct
ive columns. Certainly no paper in this
ountry displays more energy anel industry
in laying before its readers the lrtest and
ynost reliable news from all portions of the
inhabitable globe. As the admitted organ
of the Democratic ptrty it is invaluable to
the iKilitician, and although on some occa
sions its views ha ve not at the time met with
an unqualified endorsement, they have been
treated with that consideration and respect
to whi h their high source entitled them.
The terms of The Would, esnecially when
taken by clubs, are exceedingly moderate,
and we cheerfully recommend to all Domo
crets especially who wish to know what is
transpiring in the world around them the
propriety of getting up clubs for the weekly
or semi-weekly WeiRl-i).
The AuHxr.Fou Decembt-k (Christ
mas Number). Everybody has seen tha
old picture of the discovery of printing,
w here two elderly gentlemen, w ith The aid
of the devil (then as now an innocent lad),
have taken the first impression from a type
form, and are rapt in awe as the importance
of theevei-.t asserts itslf in their minds. Fan
cy the feeling of that trio could they o'erleap
ihe barriers of time and gaze with us upon
the splendid pages now before us. lb re are
specimens of the most exquisite workman
ship in wood-cut printing, in quantity suffi
cient for a very good sized volume, ou the
most sumptuous paper, and yet it is merely
one month's ottering of a five'dollar periodi
cal ! Let us measure this wonder, let us
lotuit, these plates just forty huge and
f-'tnall, costing subscribers toie cent each '.'
When it is considered that in no otlier pub
lication or shape can eo much art be obtain
ed for many times th? amount of tiie sub
scription for the whole year, it can lie readi
ly understood that we are tint doing our read
ers common justice to acquaint them of sut h
an opportunity and te impress upon the
American public the plain duty ef a cordi.tl
and practical support To n entrpris which
rellects credit upon our young country.
"Can any good thing come out of Nazareth?"
Is there such a thing as art or correct taste
in America? Come anel see !
Among so many it will he impossible for
us To attempt even the briefest critical notice
of the pictures, whit h collectively form a
most superb gallery of art, but we must ex
press our admiration of the beautiful picture
of the Infant Jesus, so timely, so charming
in its childlike simplicity, and so delicately
and tenderly rendered a more fitting suIk
ject could not have been chosen to open this
Christmas volume.
The othr plates are : "A Street Scene in
Cairo," (lint) ; "The Guide Board," Knes
ing; "After the Storm," Schenck ; 'Christ
mas Visitors," Outdo Hammer ; "Ood's
Acre;" "Moose Hunting;" " Jood-Cye,
Sweetheart," (full page) ; "The Ornament
al," Deiker; "The Useful," Deiker ; "The
Ie;ith Chase;" "The Advance in Winter ;"
"Keeping House," John S. Davis, (tint) ;
"Ve Limpid Spring and Floods;" "Th-'.v
Fare Thee Well, My Country, Lov'd and
Lost;" "Picking and Choosing," Beck man;
"Caught at Last;" "At Home;" "The Fish
erman's Family ;" "Here, Chirk! Chick!"
"is" port;" "The Pots;" "Enjoyment;"
"Morning;" "Out of Doors '. " "Evening;"
"Iti-Doors ," "After the Storm, a Cairn,"
(.our scenes) ; "For the Master," OtTierdm
ger : " 'It Oi t'limes Happens that a Child;' "
" 'Which in Infancy Lisped ;' " "'Is the So
lace of Ago ;' " "An Artistic Evening ,"
"Thf Naughty Boy," John H. Davi, (ii,i.)
The reading matter ia good, as usual, bi:i
of course, in tnis issue, is overshadowed by
theextraordinary pictorial attractions. Th'
volume of lap. Alpine tor ls72 is an
iioiuiced by the publishers as the holiday
presenT, and, we think, when it is knovru
what a royal book it is, it w ill hardly require
their additional oli'er of a lieautiful e hromo
free to crowd them with orders. Send $8.00
to James Sutton & Co.. publishers, 5rt Maid
en Lane, New York, for this bound volume,
and secure a gallery of engravings that will
be a source oi joy in the home lor many a
day.
o
West Elizaueth, Pa., Dec. 9, 1872.
fr. liaitor. Please allow me to say a few
words through your valuable paperin regard
to the wide west, as 1 hope they may prove
interesting to inany of your readers. I know
that there are many farmers in Cambria
county and elsewhere who would be willing
to pell out ami emigrate to the west if the3'
could do so, and I don't blame them for this,
because they have hard work the whole year
round toiling among st ump and stones, ami
when harvest comes round have little to
ulinw Cor 1 1 1 u l r :i 1. r. NutT tli ,ii:.fetinti i m.
where is the b -st place to go to in the west?
Some prefer Wisconsin, some Iowa, some
Minnesota, and so on, ad IMtum. For my
part I would rather go to Nebraska, inas
tiim h as 1 consider it the most desirable and
healthiest State in the west to live in. It is
unquestionably the best wheat producing
State in the Uuiou. Some affirm that Min
nesota is better, but if you will examine the
statistics from U.tti States you will see that
Minnesota produces only an average yield
of 17 to HO bushels to the acre, while Ne
braska averages from ii5 to .'JO bushels. Of
corn the former gives an average product eif
I'O to 30 bushels per acre, while the latter
shows a yield of 50 to 75 bushels, i have this
from reliable figuers, to which I have given
considerable attention, and hence it is that.
1 am decidedly of the opinion that Nebraska
is by far the b"st State for a poor man to
settle in. There is plenty of vacant govern
ment land stiil left to give all a pick and
choice of location, to say nothiug of railroad
lauds, which can be bought cheap and en
long credits, but if any ene who reads this
has any notiou of going to Nebraska, my
advice is go along the Cnion Pacific 11. 11.
tie f ire deciding upon a location. . lt parses
through the finest region, in toy estimation,
that the eyes of man ever rested upon. I
bought 160 acres from that Company in
Marrick county, at a place called Chapman's
Station, lt is lietween Lone Tree and Grand
Island, which are both towns of much im-portaue-e
and great promise. IT would please
me exceedingly to get a colony from Cam
bria county to settle in that locality, and if
one was formed, I would go with it at al
most auy time and on the shortest notice.
Nebraska in destined to be among the
foremost States of the Union, as in th mat
ter of health and productiveness it is cer
tainly uusurpassed ; ami as regards the cli
mate, it is not too cohl in winter nor too
warm iu summer. Any person w ishiug to
visit that country should procure tickets
from Pittsburgh to Omaha, and from there
take the Union Pacific to Lone Tree, Mer
rit k county, Nebraska.
Further particulais may he obtained by
sending for pamphlets to O. F. Davis, Laud
Ce-mnnssioiier, Omaha, Neb., or to
Yours, truly, Casi'LU Felpum.
Apents may learn soinething greatly to
tlieir advantage and obtain sj-eouiiens anel
lull particulars lite, by aelressing 7ootFs
Lilt ray and Art A ye My, Newburgh X. Y.
This pai-agrapb. is to say that Agents
may learn something greatly to their ad
vantage anel obtain specimens anel full par
ticulars free, by addressing Wooti'jt Litera
ry and Art Society, llewburh, 2. i.
; 4SHSKE KilKVOVHiF.I.K! -An.tr Fos
ter, or th wfij known firm ot Gt is KYi'fer,
bh iu New Ycrk ami l'iuUi.i.'-U his recently,
ani Hhin experience in the purchase of drv
froo'ls of the ncpt patterns. laltt sitessn1
bcsT q-iglity is well krovrn we exte-t tome a
rus-h t-r eiietnnieis to thr.t e--rati!ihmeiit when
this Tact becomes trner:l! v known. Ceis ft
foster have the h-rift-t and best selected stock
of Jry (tiimtn in this ei'y, but the firm eicsiro to
call particular attention to i lie department al
lotted to
CATIPETS!
One portion of t:ieir In rj-e store Is (leveled to
tliesale of carpets, eh. ad thev hnv an lnimpti'ii
stock at a time they are neces:.r:lv enabled to
onyand sell ehen,.,.r t!mi itm- other store in
Ii:"'"- 'sit Oeis.'i Foyer's nv.i-unot'i tor-. -
lin'on stni t, Johnstown. :?r! 1 XTr.ire their
jroo.tsan.l prices and we are su.-e jou will pat
ronize tho firm.
HICKF.T'S FTKN'TrPT! W PF! u M S - i
John Hit-key, l"nd-i-t:,l,ei-, o;! i;n !reet !
oiirth Ward," Attooca. is rrn:ire,i to rtM-idv
Metnhc Burial Cas"9of ail sizes ant patterns.
a no on i-e.ionabie terms.
Vr. Wit-icy ff-p i-"";!nnt!v on hnml n lartro !
stock of new ami fas!;'"nuhie '.ivuiture nod
those who rce;uire p.iiy; hinr in U li-.. uh.nitd ,
irive him a call. Eveiy article sent Irm.i ri
rooms will b. wsrrst't.-tj as represented
Unir and Straw Mulfrasses manufactured to
ortlerai lesa thai: city priei s.
I'nno seat chairs re-caned and fitted up -an
go:tl as new.
All orders from a distance promptly a'terrded
tf. IJul.iJ.-u.
'Th wor'd ro'ls freedom's fwH'Inir wave,
and ripens w-.th it rormw ; keep h'-tr! I w ho
b"ers the cross to.il.t v ili wear the cro-.i n to
morrow." All of which i a vi ry line we:i; iun-nt.
tut it t more eminently praofjr.il to wpnr wsrm
e-lothiiitf nt this inclement x-asoti of the ycr.r
t'-ian to wear a crown to-morrow, or at "alli
es her time. The wcrm i-lothin- we speak of. ;
well ii)-v1r nod of the b'-st ir.ii tenoil. c:Ui be
found in srood variety Kt V. S. Barker's cheap
'iis.i Store, a can uis Hciint tlres irixids for
the ladies r.nd other articles ituiuaierabie.
Brcatiirs there s man with pool so dt ad who '
to In ins elf hitlii never said. I w til h:iv e ,-ies. ami ;
c-ikes, and bread, as sweet as housewife ever :
riade, because henceforth I'll !-ny from Mills
iny flour. If such there lie, !..t hbn repent, for
surely none should be content with bread and '
sleh not worth a cent, si nee M il Is sells ch-n i t he I
choicest brands of Hour. Yes, and lie sells jero- j
ceries and feed just its chrap any man. i
itEAR REAHEit of lilts, havoyou ever rn.loyr-d !
the pleasure of huyinjr from Myers & bio? d ? :
If not. now, is vein- time, tor as sure as you i
live they have splcii'iid new ;roods and p-rent ,
hat V'sins they jrive. So to their store as
s-ion as yon can. r-nd tak" nil your friends,
child, woman and num. for th"v 1-irn (roods in
a tin Mdiince and biii-fai'is for all wii.jliuie ca.sh
to i ii est- so Kive them a call. j
THFlkeen wint's are swej-iiig-, cur flesh it Is
creeping, and poor folks are weeping with
cold sad wilh hunger to-dny. That'" about p.s
far as we can s-et o'i thst line, hut fake pieas- !
lire it: spyir Hint unytNnjr our renders need !
in the line of peed an-.l suh'tanMiil Hotter '
ehithirif they c2! buy verr oii.-ir fri.m S. .7.
Hesa & Hro., Ill and 24J) Vi n strettt, JohnHotvn.
CriAPIto hands, face, rouifli fkin. I'.imp'es.
risntworm, sail rli.-mn. ard other cut::eoii4
tiTcctions cured, and the skin cjn te mft an.l '
sr.it" th. by nsi:i;r the ,'rxir! ii Tab So. p. made '
oy i us we 1 1, n izirn s t. o., apw lnrt, cer
tain to get the J-iiin'fi.-r T--.r : '.).. us there are
mnny wtuthle?s imitations imide -Tith r,m!i; ir 1
tar. n.lS.-lw.J '
i .
Tl!K PrREST AND S'T El- TEST Coii-I.ivT.il till, i
is lIffl7.Mrt .V I'-mw. !!'-;. t"-i.le or. t!. art, l.rv.M 1
I from fresh. sHr-ted !vts. by ' s w K.r.l.. II az- '
ard & Co.. New York. 1 1 is nb-.t i utely ; vrr s mi j
j x-'rrt. Patients v ho have once taken it prefer
it to nil ethers. P--;Tici;iDS have decided it tot- ;
I perior to any of ttie ot her oils ia market O-w-1 !
CAPTION -F.very ffenuine box of Dr. 51c- '
I LANK'S I.IVKIt rILI.S bears the signature of j
FLF-MINO HF.OS.. ami their private Pntted j
ftates orHiiip. 5.t " T;:'.;e uo other. The'
! market ! fall of imitations.
f KF.y la ;..
SAYRE-- W ARNER. - Married, at Wilmore.
Nov. ITJd, by Kev. S froft. !!r. H. A. t-ATECS.
of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Li.izabetli Wakm.ii, i
of the former placj. '
PIlABP PA PL.- Married, on the th n't., !
at the same place, by ttie i-aine, Mr. Jos. Sitiitp
aod Miss Ansa Jane Pail, both ot Suramrr
hill township.
OKITI'AKV.
OEIS. Pit d. in Carrotltown.on Sunda v nhrht
last, .li'tiN t!s.is. son of Andrew Oeis, tlceeused.
ug-ed about 18 years.
SHEKUY. Died, in Carroll township, on Sat
urday morninif last, Mr. JuiiN oiizunr, Hcd
out d years.
CriMT KVt.t Carn-J to the residence of
the s'ibsei iter on or about, th- sth of "o- ,
ic:::.-p last, a Y I'.A lil.NH lil l.L of h dark f
brii.dlf! color, witii v. hiie spot tin one side. ,
'i't.e owner is rctpiest eil to come forwsn d, prvt e
i-oj-erty and t ike it nv-ay, otiier.vise it viil be
(liS ,s-d of aceorditifr to law j
JIM llil'.V. Dili
Tunnel 11:11. Iec. 13, io".2.-Ut.-
CAME to the re-idence of tiie siitiseribr, at
Portage Station, Cambria count v. som : itne
d.iriiiif last summer, r. IiAP.K IliJO'.VS HKIF
F.'t, t.'iie year old pud, with while t cl'.v nd a
small slit in the riht cur. The owner Is hereby
notified that unless h" appears, proves proper
ty, piiysnl! eburses and takes heraway, she will
be sold as I ho law directs.
Deo. 1.J.-31. ANDREW CULLEN.
rti'ay I
CAMK to the pretni-'S of tiie subscriber, in
Washington township, one and a half miles
north of Lillv's Stiit'.on. on or about the lfitb
ult.. u vetir n:i! a half old BLACK HI' IX. No
other color or marks tin him. The owner isre
cj'.iciwd to come forward, prove property, pr.y
charges and take him away: otherwise he trill
be disposed of according t luw.
VE! ER R. MYERS.
Washinurton Twp., Dec. 13. lb;a.-t.
l!rstiite joticM.
TETTER 3 OK A D M I N I ST it . V T I O N on the es
j tab? of IiA.iiSi. Carskt. late of Munster
towns lip, deceased, havirnf been srranted to the
rnder.iaiied by the Register ot Cainbrld coun
ty, all i-ersons in lebted tt said estate ;iro herein-
nutiflpii th.it Piirni-nt mi;r hi ."it'll wlH.
out rtetar. n'l tttn- nsvinir cfains win ireseiit
them full authenticst'd for settlement.
KiE CARNEY. Administratrix.
Munster Twp., Dec. 13. lH7L'-3t. '
nAVING tnket out L-tiers of Aditii"lstra
lion -n the Estate of Patrick Cawi.a.ih,
lute of (Jallitzin township, Cambria county. d
ceased, the subscriber hereby notlSea all per
sons indebted tonaid estate that pnymcr.t '.nust
be insdo wii hout deia v, and t h.-me having claims
airainst the same will present them properly
probated for s:'it'orr.ent.
THOMAS CARf.. AND, Administrator.
Altoona. lieo. 13. lc-?-0t.
$250 A MONTII, S250.
Wll IV A XT JO,0iOZA VESTS,
HAIR OK k-K..!ALR,
To maVe ihe above amount sellinir RHIIITJ'S
COM BIN A l'iON NEEDLE CASE .l.'CI I'UHlE
MONNAIE. This is an article of absolute ne
cessity with i ve y lady, und pdysa tarjre profit.
For Circular an-1 Tr rn:?"at: ir- -s
13-I3.-3UI. Fittshursr Saprly Co., Pittshars;, Pa.
AG EXT W A XT En FOR
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A full, ib tailed and irraphic account 01" the ori
gin, proirre'SB. suffering-, losses ati-5 incidents of
the uret conliairration. A rare clisneu for
nif-'-nts, as erei y parson wants to know the full
p-.'i-licularsof this Krent disister. Sent by mail
lor SC. cuiif.. WILLI Ail EL! NT,
I.I111.J rhtladel)hia. Pa., and Ciuciunr.ti, O.
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The Lady's Fbisii. A beautiful Chrnmo of tho
CHILD-I'POPHET "SAM IT EL,"
worth 5 00. itei-. ii with the Taper tsuhertn
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;i for Circulars sent free. Trv one. Order
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The Cnr -e iiest and most popular Instruments
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THE
J
U LiitiiU.
A new poli lieu I rr
countrv.
i opening btforc
1 be nt jjro-eyele or our tiotUics b:-s rounditl
to Its rone i!iii tfit-toia--. v;vi! w.-.v. s. ;: viii-e-:c-,
indilsfi-Ld tj.s nd-r. a:ul list- fii le l in iv- !
ii:T freH!om Tour etliiiors ot tl,.. ii. vi o race, '
:-d ti:o ballet to its k'ii! i!;3!.-.
'The old order eliang: th, yiel lin i-t- to
new."
The polities of this new era will mme home
to every man' t- in' art? hori-i:: ,t- n -n r i-
fore, hcina- rtt:il to private t r s,:..-i: mij t;.
ic-iii tn. :rcr oT a 1 1'-nii-riK' -c 11-; nV.'r
i'or not or.ly ni the nn-.co ilr: rm-n ::t i-.t'.ie-iiv
of h.-.jrl I' o'! ':ii" ii"-i -i'"l I -.. i . ,;)
ti.e '.irs- libel ty cf Acericiii 1 1 e. , ,,w ;I,
alwiti s to lie rclie ietl will' i-'.-swli-i . : ri.:ue;
not or.lv is home n:le or s -!i' :r-iver: uuT.t
i:jw a" -ilv.'ttvs to be iiih',; tabled :cr I' f b--i
K'lar:- .tee oi "civil 'ii-et I i!-d o! 'eil: unit b: -e-i -ress.
b".. hrides. :-f victories of pe;ce
are tt give ptem!or to lh- re poiir? -t e;.j
must be won jfilnt ererr mi vn nt "ire h'i!,
evct: enemies ul f i ee inst :t u tioc.s et u'il '.esiro
or possess.
A iri-nut le Ilft't. which the honor of the o'"in
Trr j ple!r-d to ia. ece-nn-l-er" 'l our !-:dos-tiit
swith its opres-slvi- burden Nev.-r'. l.eless
e-ur Tstete.s f Otiei. p-il ami ?tate Tsv.it Ion
are crude. linetjiiHl. and defr-u-t Ihe poor t i e-h-itse
the rich. .Sfvci t:.el- ss our -ystem of Fed
eral TaT'.tton is siit h a" Infamous n.e.sterpioee
ed lif noi-Hi and iri.-r.t acit;. , put to the iir- ir-, s
Of nioiJ, (...:i-i bin) favorites .snd trioies. a
never an where t":o' l-apracrd tnoder:' civiliza
tion rincc I.oe.N X I V" .. w :th h:s met tio-'.s of tax
ation raih-r riaii irs ..monc.t. cars Ivjeri thei'i
eiustries of Frrnee. And alona wilh the 'Paris',
which prr.hibits the i xrort of our min;. '!
titres. tibric.-fs the ruoifc'T t.T t.ur ii-l'istp-', -ctitsdown
tl' profits t:i '.he expmts from n'l
our fsriiis, pitmtations anil n ines; abolishes
oor shipping f i ota otf t he l-iirli s-ns. si,! ti it-he
i f i -1 ii lli ?.-. file's pock-K s err i-y time it tuits j
! into i I.e f si. Treasury ihiliu- wit I. this ,-n-
pine of (.riiiDici, dm i.'.nv mvi (rniM iocs n
turiencyof tlect ut inr value as ihe te.esnre
of viiint-ft in eyerv act td domestic xchane.
VVhnievei parties n ay nris- or tali, whatever
ttieir defeats or triumiihs. ae.1 whatever tlieir
names. 1 it E W'o:;i.i now ig tn'l alw&yB wi'.i r
muiu ttie urtiinchb e rlmiriiinti of
LIPEKAL I'RDOKESSIVE liEMlX'KAry,
wheiof Freedom, rietniilc-tl and delinea by
Justice, is the polar-star.
A ti Vcf.icl-o yrv. Tmk Wot.i li iilll spare
nc eijicnse. no erry. to m.ii; ta'ti anil r.d
i ante Its plsee in the lir-t rank "f meiropolitpn
J'Uirmils. I's fresh. aS nndai.t, t:riot:, and a;'
enisle iifwa. co!ii r;s:i n the rh...r cucie f
iiccurate mttdii-jeuee and litrrutm e, will t e
ei-srrii us tieco:ce a Tl ? f . ,- ( ).' j :?t "f 'j.in-
luf.. with cnntlor. wilh steady d" oliori t" s.-nm-J
public aud private mouK speeiel kiio-
let'ee for vpech.l ther.ics. a-id with fiei, i;.
wiile-reavtiinjr a r!'rehenioii of the 1:11: ifoj.i
interests ef men ami woincu in tt.eir lio.c.os,
tie ir market-ilacis, their workshops, Bud their
farms.
nil: wkkki.y ironr.i
is on Kicft et'illoi: i Wetir esda;, ) ttt ih-eoiin
try. It contains: 1. The Latest Pi'.ii't.s ite.e
rr.r(ihed from a'l l.e V.irt.ets of t!o- I'nite.l
atatei of Live Stoclr. t'oun'ry l'roduee. b-u-orl
1'rol.ie." of eveiy kiti'i. e'.d ot sioi v.
Stocks, and I-Vc'B iits Ii: ,-n- Yor k mi l Kurope.
'J h- Faeers' I'ae. ilh el! th- toiiiK--' . f ttie
llnnit-rs Cill'I'-f Hie A llie'lt-Hil Inst it : . let
fvrs froui ;,ri:etictd 1 armers. a ml c-e-n t itir-it ;s
ous.dons on prrcticwl f.irn.i'ij H. A S'.-nir !ir
tiie J'r.inily ("ircle. cf l-'veiy ami j ure riadin.
. XII the news in coneisi snrpin.ry.
1813.
J Si'i
5 iff 7
JO $1
'JO $20
lOO $IOO
TFcrl?7i'a'
:hrfklj Worll, I jexr.
I 4 ii ii
I
tie- I-wes'.lTWorlil.ljr.
;L-ally World, 1 j?sr.
EITTlt.A PKEMIflfS.
(1.) S'iOO v Hi be yii en to f.'ie ymtlnnan from
t'. iom v e rrv-i preeivua to tut 3'f
t .'" AfiTr ft nrl the money a' our f.'fnfi
fe.:or th" Icrrest number (nil ess
than .ft"''e hundred) of subr.iriacrs to
the Vi'CEKI.V AVi'KT.n.
(2.) S125er.ie r.nt l-rijest paid ( 'tub Hit of'
not lex titan ti-:o hundred and ffty ,
repiVt. j
(S.) 75 c! .'t t-r fte fi-e ppf laryst p":"rf V'lh ,
lir.ts tf not lesx 'itwt otte UuttOreU ti:id ;
ft Oil topics cti'i.
(4.) S50 M.A(if fif'R next lartfCft p'jfid Vlth
ltt of not lev than one h i;ndi id top-e-i
h.
(5.) $25 eaeh for the vtt Iverd't ni U-r- M
jiaid Club tffs of not rsi than jif:y
epic each.
Tin: sj: irriri: z: k i, y
contr.ini ( 1 ucs-l.-j atiu Frid ; -xu tno co-.itonts
of ihe Weekly an 1 t.o crt!::ii of lie- Vi.t'dy.
a:rber of I rlrr ore prsTic: to flib
sepsrsJe-Iji Leeioninflr rtr SI B -W ht.K i,I VfiPiilO.
ii. r-Pii. in ilwT.
snj tla;.
1
5
1
SO
8 3
r,
II. .
VToittD At.i'Asir.
St!-w-:rKi.y TS'oKro,Iyr.
DaiLV Vi iM.n., 1 yi-ur.
Thb Piii.t2v-"iji.11 Price for on" c pr f.-r
one year. tlO." i'lcludii'jr .Sunday h"-t ti-". f.i-. '
beeinni.in- a-iyday: c;d at till.- eiinio r.-ite per
m-.n'h for any iart or a y- ir. j
The World Almanac for iT'iCendy about .Tan- (
ar 1. 'S7e)-Oi co-y, post-.aiu, 25 coals ; l.ve .
copies, post-paid, II. j
PIEHCTION?. Additions to f lubs m.iy le :
made a any f-n- :;i the year at the above Ciuh
rues. Chr l-.ijes i r. l 'Ii!t) Lists mad" only on t e-cp-lest
tiT por-ons r.!i',-ivii.f i'i:i' f K-kurrs stnr- 1
in s tlu te of s-.r- f 1 1 "i.I-iii. e iit "011, 1 -os; -..Si-t ai.d ;
fc'tc to wl.icl. it hutf irev;;.-.tely b.r.-Ti Se-.-.t.
'I'l'.R M C.;s i i:i r. iv.ie.c. Sem et tlice
m.-ney order, bank i reft, or reir-stered loir.
BiiUs.'i't by mui: lie at Ihe ri-.-k i-f snider.
V.'e hn ve 110 traTcli-.ur tyerti. fi-cii-uen cop
ies, posters, etc.. fit free o" charire. t : c;:ev r '
und w l,erp er desired. Addrr- sad oiJrsand
letters 10 " Tli F. vm o.iLI i." 1
C5 Pa:k Row, New Y01 k ! !
f I'V ! f ; rJ ! n T 1 1
m e.000 ir t or j
G Y l A.ltr;, S
fO THE CCft iW
I r0.TTfTTQ fP.Tn !
1 T?f.' V VT', "T pr--- 1
1:-'- .1'
I Ti:!."ir.scen:ai:or.cfti:3Tirc5t
I WKQOPIKG CCUCK, Lc.
g As:t voir iai GCiisr roit it.
rijpir.tD ckii st
n. E. SELLERS &. CO
prtteb'-r-h. Pa,
s
jo mm ti. m but jo-s.fn. ucmi.
?Iiur:! y fc J 1 1 1 j 1 1 ,
rRiirKirmiti or
riKEMX rClMillV AoD STOVE WORKS
HOLLibAYSl'.L'liU.
1 T AV INC" purchased the establish meet lately
Ai.kiiown as i-.r.terpriss Foundrj, we aro nuw
prepared to manufacture
(if tor) description.
The Various Gtytoa of Stcv
monufaciui-eti -it our stablithnier.t aro in ail
respects jua! to any in the mai kt t.
Sicara Engines anJ all kind of Machinery
jiromptly nnd satisfactcriiy repaired.
IV All our work is warranted to t e exsctly
what it is represented. t-A"? tf.j'
EsTABl.lf hcu is 1SJ5.
The largest ami liest Sfvf: of
! t.-s
i
WKSV OF THE MOUNTAINS
Ororn Own l vnufactujie, will be f.mie
tho M AMMOTU FlRNfl-IlK A !l! IS : "J" X of
C. G. HAMMER i SOSS,
The newest and most approved s '' 1 i,,a
and M.diuni Kuruit tire, in lait."r T', ' ..,., !
l;-v-o;her hon;e, at n it r,. t- 'i-a pt-.c -i.
Persons furnhihir-ir heiiKes would do we I to
write for our new ci r ."" wl'-.n 'n '
bnru'h we re: pent f. :!;.' so icU a vi-it to our
war. ro,. ins. Don'r r -i?et t .o .
4C, 4S St nO Srrratlt At., .'it-Oicr-,-, Pa.
We eha'.l' in" 1 1"" "''' 1ri''-s f' r the am
Q.'tilitv of rns'erlTil and wm kiiUiiish'u e in o"r
M-)d. Ct7!' 1 Hi j OUT. !-tJ.-3in.l
t V AlJIliKS,SIiETHIfc!
cr,u.VliifnH?tKr,
ratcn.ee: Tc'o'y 1st, iC70.
PENNINGTON
rrunu9 oiiio.
T.ui tlet-I.rr l.tniit rpi! Scril teener
is r-- !'j.-rii.r t. a y r;i-i-r 1'ui.r.lnii 5'II1 ever
ti -!.. luivicu- n . te th::i twice t'-e st ret ldt;f
si r j,er tit 1 1 r- or'". I ai in i '. ' . w h f 'e II is res v. ml
!T:r.-,(.. ,. t ,. .' ;i, handled enti litti
nr-.nr.d - ,n- - l-s -u in :tv for eieKtdr(f
' ' T tuisl-.eia f.er ho..r. unit runs so
"iut " Ci" lH 'ui-netl by tl hv ten yenrt
Added totheber,,e-r.:ntnB-e. It i f.' reheT
et tear arvoihe-. Kami'r.ir VII! ow made.
lo-r. t- iiti.;t oc nn-i liot-s. w e pi ve thefol
lowlnK a ti e ot irioin. ,..v,-n I r.-.-at.e ren-
f ' -mcii. re-i.iei.t-. t.r ,:,, t ulv fti.j,., who
fc-ee jriren h -t't r nvi: ' a i,,, ,V',, trial :
VV,.. f he urHcrJiji n l. fia e tl:rr,n:-l.-y tested
the ft tn! re. iia'f t'liW vr (Vnie-j . artl believe
1' to S.e si-pet h-r to any one in u-e fi r cleanlcir
lr'f. oi oM:. r sit-.M itet '..-. for market r for
"'!i'l. ss ft H-vi m ii-- every ki.hu if hem,
t'-irl Jr r !!' Irtioi ll r,,f dt Mirnrd fr.r Mt-ttl.
a- d sil i:r l T-'l fiom Iiii,.l-; era all wild
Vi"" ir" ,t f po m l'1'.T, Ml H d H i tllT Mil ll f'S T-
tin'lsr l:ii"i if seed dfoirned lor n winy pnr
;oiep jit.ir at.-ti enliiriy t trc "h aiaj--inpi
fr;iOi.
'.. llATWARl), j '1 HKO. 'i'. Ink.
Wm. I. a'c, jJ ! " a-nric,
lT. J. 1. O'CtllOliK, i t. K 17.FB,
J A V WS I -t i KAN.
Th' nr.ders-nred are the rrnuL'eUi omrf f'tiffif
Ai "N V r'i'U'1 I'K S.M KF'' !V TT'VYP.
GRAIN AND s;:F.i i I KAN pp. in ad parts of
'um.MT t funt c. i i ept l he Tow unii'ps of Car
roil. I nest, e'lenrnei.i nt.d S-.tstjiieh iena. and will
in a short time call iinoo tl-r f- rni-rii of the
d.tTeretit Ttiwnshij-s em; d t- oi -vte to each
fnrmer. id ;.( .! ,tn .-. i hn t this Cleaner" will
So nil ihoi in claimed for it.
I lie -t lettoer" van s.-cn and tested St any
time b, t ab'.iitr on es at on, f .,. ,-, tine-and-a-hal!
o-i't north-cast ot Fbeti!.iirr.
' I All order or letters of iiMiniry will re-
ec-tve prompt atteni ion If eridre-i- tl to
IlCOVr.i: A WKIPI.E.
I Aug-- Ti -tr. rbensbuiy. Ciunbria Co., Pa.
m siii;i,ii niii.u-;EE0
to ntoiuci: its eotali
! 'p AYl.OK it CO.. of Air,..,.,;,. re fpet
i 1 g-ainini; rn en rial e repiilMtitin rs i.hiiitn-
thropisls tij introducing itnu.114- the iatiies the
'AMLRICAK CHAMPION VVASKE.R I
; the only Wasl.icB Machine in the market that
1!1 do its work pt-rit--i! tut all kinds of clot h
v. it ie ,11 1 ! he it id of a ru'. I inir boat l.
It w indies, w it htui t ru bhinn. roll iny or pross
Injr the clot lii-s in any way, ami hence without
, any a eai intr of ihe tahrie.
It will um'Ii ant thn v, from the finet lace to
thr hem leaf n-tl-tj i;r.
It w: no 1 hc'sai.ie work Iti a shortrrtirreontl
with It ss labor than e ny ot her acl, ire matte.
A:iy ;n rsoti tlesiiimia Was! irr Mat hme can
hare Champion Washer t:;l; n to lb, i r resi
denef anil tested, when, if not sntpfaetory. it
' wiu be iskeii mnv wiiluoit cost tt tueiu.
CON VINCl.NC. TLSMMOXY.
! Messrs. Ta vi.ou .V Co.- tit ids; Your A mrl
: can Campion Wjishi r lm 1,1 1 n in hm; hi m
j hotel lonenmiirh To convince (is that It is a''
1 ii i ltiins in l,r. 1 1 s:i ve t wo-1 hird of 1 1 e Inl
and time si-ti does the work as well as it c-iu h
I done ! y hend. We w ould not ! it'wut it foi
i do ible Irs et ?v !: l-.NKY I oTF.lt.
f Kbenslitirir, March 20. '7. Ci.mbriu House
tVrM.'utufiici 11 red rind o!d 1 . x. vtoriCo
No. liLS T eil I h M reel . .to, ms. en.' tr ale
: by V. I - -1 FI5 hll.
'nrch '?. fT-.-ein. t . ..t'tnsburif
Tiie Farmer's rvorio
1 e'R .-A LC BY
TT f , t T T X
"IS,
n -1. 1 . . . 1. A c
Ebcns'uutcj. k' a.
pKMov.Mi au i:nlakgi;.mi:ni',
COCKING STOVES,
HEATffG STOVES.
TiN, COPPER & seET-IR0N WARE
f!a in?- receiitly tu'.ten osf-ession of the new
!v iir.fi' up i.e.'! comirodiotw buitJin on Iliirh
s:re-:t. two (bi;,.-s i-ii.t i.f u,r ttink anj nnirlv
opposite the Mountain House, tin- subscriber is
b' -ter preiiired lh.-.n e cr t" tinmufeetiire nit
w ti is in tin-1 I N.CI )P1 Lit red HEET-IKON
A'i; lin. n!i.,r whith will be furnished to
buyers tt the very lowest lit imr prices.
'Ihe anbseri!,,.,- also or.. poses to keep a full
ami v! ieti assortment of
Ccukiijg, Parlor nd Fefiiirg toves
of tl-e iiiuai ii)iro dr-filfinj.
t1-ijpi-7-,Mi nil- KO'iFINf; madetoordep
a"i " 1 ,-!,'1" promptiy atlen.t.sl to.
Ad work dom: hv me will be done ria-hl .tud
on fan- ter: is. -nr! all STVKSii.J WAKE "
to m.. ra:i be .1-, .,.,1 ., us .,, a;.lj:,
V,Xt-':'''trri "M'1'J'f. A eoi.tiouanr,
', '. '"' '.- 13" 'J iwlo'-ivr is ns e tfi.llv solid-
i-r!: :22 17u l' W""t1" -
Ebe,,,,,- oc. t:t. is-J.'Vf.1' L,:'i'KIi"'
KKUavis&Go.
HIGH STREET,
Three Doors West of Centre Street
V'-.a i:hs in
mv vmw
Soots and Shoes.
fl
ti IiiJi Ufi'JUiti II III
I
; Coffee, Tea, Symps a; d rTcl?Bes.
ALE WHICH THEV I'I'd.Vbl- TO SELL AS
j CHEAP AS TIIE tilEAPEriT.
; Country Produce taken for GOODS.
An lns:itut!on for Un. th n-ouirh j inciical edu-
of 0.::i l.o 111! 1 i.e :!;-' "ICIlfoP M.l
!-, '-a'-t -r.ei'.t t C- m r.ert ial life-
I ne tdtV-si. hit 1: ,: ..- eomp'ete practi-
ui i. ::.,t,.,l,v.,ii . ii ie t. r.u.l tn-on.'y
, cue -.vi;i 'c.-n-ic-. -.1 .' u u At ll mi, Hrsi-
Ks! b-tilrteir i;I c-.-eb.-ied otuv-.itbJe I asis.
I'uP-.-'p'-iI . '"' Metelii'.ilts. R.m'i-
err. :..!: ' " - ud Uns.iiess Men,
from , '- : 1 'lU ;1
I ;.;.---" "" - e;.:r ni ttay ;l jr. e.
y.,r !5:e .1-st t-lptive C itulars piin full
i-f ieiilprs. n bl-e-iS
tii--.-iniJ .1. C. SMITH. A. M., I'rii.Cii al.
iaihl.l Mkt.tT. 'uiiNMbllX, IA.
C M ENTS, II K I: rn l Tl i.M Ii .5.
i'OXI-S.IV.VS I'EU au.1 CAtll-ify.e'S
LA US. MAN I LI S. t,t- . 11 ii-ii x.- V,
-.1 of tho vcrv I est I uilnin sndf -j".! j
.M MI NTS, HKAI: rn.l T'OMH
tU MUM-
N K r S I
fflft 11 ri.-l
lpir,ri,.,ii. ! n -1 L' . tf.t, t 7 .'I
.-, n - :. . i.,iiiii- . . - , ,
tmn jiifr-ii-': i! ir. i .ee. ds;ii l.ntl W
! e-i--iiiti,,i, ,.f work S Jt ,-v
1 VO Order ret iceilioiy ioiieiied '.S-.
Tnd i.romtitlr f'Urd a: ti.-- t i j to .; - i i . zifj.
f' eti -rr-,. 'I rv lit -
vr. t-t. in. ' t AhsSt M ,kVtiK-.iOM.
rtiM 5 PI I
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