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T EBEXSBURG, PA.,
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special Departments rtfvo-
(""'l. lar. nV-r, tl'e Young Folks, to Educa-S-ionce!
Art. 'be Household, and society
i :n'T!v edited ami lias attained a very large
V "' "' ,. l.et iii.on.
frlhVZ? t Ovr is a beautifully execu-
(""S i!,,, of "Pomona's Pearls.'' Po-
r"l're " 0' j, ,.,,11 of theOrchurd nn.l fruits,
itwa" ,','uuro here presented in thu shape
h.'rV" k.t.tiaii of iinprovod fruits, done
V.rl Hii.i natural tin to excite surprise
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"'f" Ti'.tinn price of the "Pfopl.1
. rJ. n.m'rr venr. The price of the
?; I 'sl' ,,(ieftii."ii to each new and
( , .. i,, tie shape of I hese bca lit i
i :i:r room un.uii;iii u laciiui
. 1 , t,f i for the mere iioiu-
v t"'""'",V -li edits. Or adding this amount to
j..4vumoi . f the Fkekman, wcgive
. ui'r-:,(!lltM ,f i5.30 fr the small sum of
. f. or cull, ami tnke ud vantage
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utter while it is opfii.
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fcCAL AKD PERSONAL.
!(K)K ('L"T FOli THE X. This issue
4f!.e Freomin c-mpli testiie sixiu volume
jfe ciiti and we esteem it tlie prcv
Jfihiie tn i!icc more implore the payment
amounts due us fur Mibsci ipt.ion and
Liw i-e. V. e not ilicil delinquents nearly
sfv nt'.i ai that if tl.ey did nut make set
fiiicistof their respective accounts pre
dfiis to tlie close of this vuiume, we would
M furred to uttompt the collection .f tlie
lehythic juocess of hiw. Since then
Jliave accived not moiethan lifteeti or
1-uty uolhrs from pcrsoi.s to whom the
$t was (jiveii. and in most of these few
the payn-cnt was f.liov.ed hy what
isf spajer puhlisheis nioMly dread frosn
suhscrlbers. :m older to tliscontinue
1 :n.er to their ai'.ihes-s. This of eou:-se
fvji v suhsciiber has a lijiht to do, atxl at
!. risk .l iei kiiiiii many more orders of
ifce nature, we aain notify all in arrears
;! i self-preervat ion demands the collec-
of 11 moiiifk honestly due us, and
Bee we maik an X" tin p:jors sent ly
fto tliose whom we wish particularly
itify, -so tliat there can be no mistake
sjn tie persons we mean all who are
- ijiti'l one year ami a half or more on sub-
- tion ami t-ix months on transient ad
.;:jpiii(?. iet them take heed, for all
, :mt.s that can he collected w ill Lc col
.Hiy law or otherwise, at the exjiense
riiln vients, utiles wliere a reasonable
-f"r noii-jiaymeiit is ;iven.
j wovils the new volume, we have
fi: fur:!;.:Mo:i for ail who do not accejd
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jin: If payment is made within one
!th Aoni this date, orwilhin one month
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;tr ei:t in full for the year ; if an old sub
rf'fi' Lilies us the nau.e of a new patron,
i.'" two new f-.uln-eril.ers i-ome together,
f''1 will be accepted for both copies one
4' ; if 'pnjinont is delayed longer than
)oe indicated, !f2 will be charged, ex-
pt to new tulscrtlcrs; if delayed more
V :hice uiui.ihs, J"2.Uo, and soon ; and
k: '.he tist day of April next no paper
I ho sent: unless we are ieifoctly sine
the j-aity to whom it is addressed will
:s prini-ity ujion presentation ol bid.
in advance is the proper way to sub-
for a newspaper, as it saves troub'e
i!i the I atrun and the publisher, and
iely hope that every inrsoti on our
till t i v the experiment for the present
iaine at least.
ihn niiI M Slinp nl tI it en r I7mc-.
-J'Mince pies minus tlie usual spintu.il
lat ion are now called 1. n-al opt ion lues.
-A hoy named Mrinley stoned a wi!I-
(irr.iii at iviiiamm) i oitit a lew
j 4-1.
a id Henderson, f Spruce Creek.
c day lust week, and broke his Iejj
' 'ai'rw.
i mi iiiotisar.it acres ol timliev lana
:(J.a;teM and Klk counties have lt cent-
ii sold for $?::(). MK).
iKmikI Kraft, of Tyrone, hasobtainetl
lit lor a beer cooler. hat is he go
do with it in these local option times ?
v ue only eilect tne new sciieiiuie lias
l.r l.-iatieh road is that the train returns
Kpliico about one hour earlier in the
'!! than heretofore.
hiren V. Kamsev had two finrrei's of
I ft hand taken off by a sliuping ma-
? in a t haw faetorv at Mnieral l'oint.
i Klin-. i:;iv nioi nm7.
wede. name unknown, was killed
rai'n ad near Knniberjier, Clearfield
. in it since, by a limb of a fall
' e st i ik iiii- him on the head.
'!!" i sent rainy weather continues
"i t wo lonirer teonle about Johns-
i.il l itter stand from under as a big
be down upon them m all its
? I a: nt ri"ht iran unmed J. O.
t ! -"ii. of Meeca, )., was found dead
f1 ;i!i r cluset of the Franklin House.
lia-.Lii, on Friday. Neuralgia of
' 'I-' nssi.-iio.'.: Kalf. ri.i "VWdnesdnv
l--"l:i-li (V -I:im ATv.- ,.1, i i:ispi 1
i -. , -.j . , .
f imn mill and lixtures in this place
;1y ow,:idby Mr. Geo. J. Kodgors.
j l'-''id fi.MHl.
'IjW-'hI l:ea:dsley, of Elmir X. Y
j ? -"ii instantly by a saw log rolling
I ""'-i. while at work on Schnarr's log
I1" Kanhans town.shij., Clcarfichl
f y. ft w weeks ago.
Jlie Alto, ma d dares that 'its
'''w county subscrilK'i-s ai-c the best
h I :tnnis on its list. We hop some
:l" tunhria count v tubscrilers will
l iiiin.l that chaiity liegins at home.
wo ( niiies, one of which w as attach -
a t...;.. i i -.1 -i
j, ...mi loaueu wiiii rauroati iron.
"t near Buxton on the 11. & Ii. T. ii.
V-1 tie h in., instantly killing Jas.
f aiid injuring slightly a number of
t nn.k.yt.i.s.
'U I ( n r i 1 : i..4 .
s wn; null siiai jii tut; i.n u i I'iii i.
"'iiiihei- two residents of Clearfield
' wm frozen t'j death, and several
inrrowlv psmiioii n i;l- fat tli
T IilM!i(- i.ir.V-,1 :.. l:
i
v-'ause, wliiskv.
f of the heftiest hogs we have hoard
f '"!; -'au-hteicd in Cambria county
"''!, was recently killed by our
"d wbseriber, Mr. Jas. D. l'lum
' Nnnmerhill, said hog "kicking
am' the tune uf34'J guilds.
;.l;wy Marlett, St. Auaustine's most
"''''Sing landlord, desires us
'I'l'ce that a social pilrty wUHkj held
(.nil ,l wliitlav night
l o know, llany need Ik: told that
.di be a most enjoyable aflair.
meeting of the friends of temper
ance and local option will be held at the
Presbyterian church this (Friday) evening,
A.i.iips.ses will be delivered by Rev. J.
f William Edie, Itev. T. K. Jones,and othere.
and a full atteudance of the advocates of
the cause is earnestly requested.
The many friends of Mr James Smith,
of AJtoona, as well in Cambria, the home
ot is childhood, as elsewhere, will be glad
to leAin that the Pa. 11. II. Co., which ho
has freryed long and faithfully, ha promot
ed hitn to the posit ion of road fort man of
enii es on the united lines of New Jersey.
Whatever ajiology is duo the AStoona
Tribei. for giving it ciedit for a sensation
al fetory published by us a few weeks ago
in regaid to au alleged drunken engineer,
w ho, it seems, was not drunk at aih but
merely unacquainted with that portion of
the road, is fully ami freely made now and
here. We copied the account from the
Pittsbuig Dispatch and gave ci-edit as we
tound it.
We acknowledge the receipt of Nevr
Year's addresses from the Alteon a Tribune,
Tyrone Jlerald, Newport 2ers, and Pitts
ton Comet all of them in pamphlet form
and exceedingly creditable to the "print
shops" from which they emanated. This
is particularly true of the Altoona Tribune
greeting,, which is a model of beauty that
does eminent honor to that first class print
ing establishment.
Mi. Daniel Little, sr., an old and ro
sjected citizen of Chest Springs borough,
tiled veiy suddenly, on Saturday evening
last, of In art ilisiase. Mr. L. had been
some what unwell for a few days, but had
pjii taken of a hearty supjter and smoked
his pipe on the evening in question, and
then lay down tijon his bed, where he ex
pired HHiii after without making a sign.
III..- o i ... - -1 1 i.ti. I fl , ao m
M. L. Oatman has bianchetl out more
extensively than ever in the Hour and feed
line, and can promptly furnish the very
liest of these commodities in large or small
quantities, at less rates, he declare, than
any man in the business. Mr. Oatman
keeps a stock of nearly all kinds of goods
which cannot be excelled for excellence
or variety, and as he sells strictly f r cash,
he gives good bargains to all buyers.
If sympathy is of any value to boss
Traugli, of the Ilollidaysburg standard,
now that the fire liend has partially des
troyed his onice and interfered for a short
timo with the publication of the "gay and
incoinpatabic," we are sure he will have
enough of that commodity to last hint a
lifetime. It is a pleasure, however, to
know that his loss is fully covered by in
surance, and that ere many days one of
the best papers published in the State or
out of it will reappear in an entire new out
fit. So mote it be.
A man named Vaughn and a woman
named Kuhn, loth of Altoona, have got
themselves into the Hollidaysburg jail on
charges of adultery and desertion, prefer
red by their respective pat tners in wedlock,
simply because they mistook each other
for man and wife altout a month and a half
ago and went all the way to Philadelphia,
where they boarded and lodged together
until Vaughn's watch, coat and last shirt
and nearly till the wearing apparel of his
festive companion, who, by the way, took
an infant in arms with her, had gone "up
the spout" to liquidate their current ex
penses. Confi..i:k ATiov in lIor.MDAYsr.rno
Ti c .Standard Ojfit UnHj JJamnri'd. Alxnit
eij:ht o'eloek on Saturday evening last fire
w asdiseovered issuing from aluiildingowned
t.y .John I.ovett and occupied by H. L. Hun
ker as a meat market, Allegheny street,
Hoilidaysburj;. The lire originated on the
first tioor ami soon communicated with the
second story of Ihe building, and despite the
ctVorts of the fire department, which had
promptly responded to the alarm, the flames
hi m in spread to au adjoining building, owned
hy Jaines ningliam, occupied on the first
floor by Goldman's clothing store anil Mc
Coy's grocery store, and on the second floor
liy the offices of the .Standard and lr. U. V.
Christy. The roofs of both buildings were
burned off. whibs the building adjoining
on the curner, owned by a man named Wolf
and occupied by the 1'oiUouice, was also par
tially burned. Goldman's stoc k of clothing,
McCoy's stock of groceries, ami the material
in the .Standard office were greatly damaged
by tin; water. After Ihe flames had been
subdued the oiliceof our sprightly eotempor
ary presented a pretty mess, as might rea
sonably be expected after a stream from the
I'hirnix engine was permitted to have full
scop therein. The floor was covered with
water, almost all the type in the cases ami
that set up for the paper had been pied, ami
nearly all the files destroyed.
The HryistiT of yesterday gives the losses
as follows : Traugh, sou fully insured ;
McCoy, L'OO insured ; Goldman's loss in
damaged goods amounted to S"oO insured ;
Hiugi.am's loss, S"-',UO'i fully insured ; Wolf's
loss, tfl.V) irnired ; I.ovett's building was
injured to the amount of 150 not iusured.
Atiuorta Tribune.
Fatal Acciiiknt. On Friday last, Mr.
Iianiel Walton of Salem township, while en
gaged iu making a hearing in Hugos' coal
pit, near Salciu, a large quantity of horse
back fell upon bini, crushing one of his legs
to a jelly, and injuring liim internally, from
the effects of which he died in the course of
six or eight hours. There was no one in the
pit at the time the accident occurred. Mr.
Walton extric ated himself from the mass of
slate which fell upon him, and crawled to
the mouth of the pit, where he was assisted
to his residence. All along the trail there
was a quantity of blood and a few bones of
the leg found He leaves a wif ami four
small children to mourn his untimely death.
He was a kind husband and an affectionate
father, and esteemed and respected by all
who knew him. The liereaved family have
the sympathies of the whole cuuiuiuuity.
O'reciixbiiry litmorrat.
Dr. Keys k.k's Great Cure. The im
portance of treatment in a vast vanity of
Chronic diseases, has been the study of this
grutlcman for a lifetime, covering a period
of over forty years of a reputable practice.
His practice uow is almost incredible to any
one except those who are acquinted with his
great skill ami energy in the treatment of a
class of diseases, which, from physicians
ordinarily, have received little or no atten
tion. Dr. Keyser's Lung Cure sweeps from
the system all morbid matter, ami that, too,
without weakening or impairing the gener
al health, or iu anv way hindering the ordi
nary duties of life. Its potency is really
marvelous to any one but the Doctor him
self, who examines the lungs w ith as much
accuracy as if he could see ths heavings of
the lungs.
Ofiice, 11)7 Liberty street, PitUlurgh, Pa
-.; -o
Gaily The Trouhalk.uk touched his
guitar beneath the balcony of his lady-love
as he sang the praises of the JJOMKSTIC
SEWINU MACHINE.
She listened with eager ear, as the ravish
ing strains tilled the evening air with melo
dy; and, on the following morning, repaired
To No. '.'4 Sixth street, Pittsburgh, and or
dered one of those perfect machines, which
has ever since tilled her young heart with
gladness, and lightened her domestic labors.
She says she would not do without it.
Dri.i. sn Siiaiip. When business Is dull, as
it aiwaj is nller the lioli.td.vt, people otufht to
besliuip enoiijfh to take MiltrantSKe of I iic dis
position to sell at wonderfully low prices now
imoiirestcd tit the well stocked elotiuutf store
of Jas. J. Murphy, KM Clinton street, Johns
town, where v.earimr apparel is lieuur uluiost
fcivi ii away at present writing. This is a t net
which our male frieudj wiilouwwii to consider
und act iipou.
Thk farmer ?at in bis easy chair, sinokinsr
his pipe of clay, while his hale old wife, with
busy care, was clearing the dinner away; then
all at ohce the iMriiict- arow. as if with Some
irrcat thought overjoyed, and straightway to
town in h irice tie ifois and tmvs loi-.ol iroods
from Myers k Lloyd, where of course he tfot
I lie i mi wi i ii in ais money m the very neat
kiud ol uiuielidUUioe m(, tUo very loweol piicc-a.
From the Printers' Circular, Phila.
Early I'rintintc In on the Allegheny
Mouulninsi.
BY A TYPO.
A recent visit to the scenes of ray early
life on the summit of the Allegheny Moun
tains recalled for they could not fail to
awaken mauy reminiscences at once sad
and pleasing ; and as I am an illustration of
that old axiom among printers (for there is
much truth in it), that the loy who once
breathes, practically, the atmosphere of a
printing otlice, is as securely bound to the
craft as was ever the victim who drank of
the'ehanned waters of the Nagoochee to the
locality in which they li'jw, and still linger
amid the tyjcs, I naturally felt most, inter
est in that which pertained, to journalistic
life.
The little county of Cambria, settled prin
cipally by Welchmen, was my home iu early
years ; and to look upon it to-day, still in
nigged and undevehqied grandeur, and com
pare it with what it was forty-eight years
ago when the inhabitants were not inaptly
dubbed the "frosty sons of thunder," and
when all the surroundings gave but little
promise of the developments which have so
substantially added to its wealth, I can scarce
realize that the same century is still plod
didg on. -
Alxiut 18:i0 the first newspaper was estali
lished in Eliensburg then, as it is now, the
county seat. by Dr. Robert Young, a mem
ber of the Constitutional Convention of 1837
K; it was edited by the doctor's brother-in-law,
Moses Cannan, Esq., a memlier of the
lutr. Both gentlemen have long since been
deceased. The typographical work was un
der the direction of Thomas Read, who had
learned the "art preservative" iu Indiana
borough, some twenty miles distant. Apart
from ihe wonder and excitement attendetit
upon the advent of a printing office, I re
member but little iu connection with the pa
per, except that its career was brief. A cou
ple of years later, if, indeed, it was not a
revival after a brief interval, The JSl-tr was
started by two young men who had just
graduated from the office of the Rlairsville
iVcorei John J. Caiman and Win. II. Rrown.
Mioses Caiman, the father of the elder part
ner, still continued as editor.
The editions of T be .Sk y were worked off
on an old-fashioned Ilamage, the ti adit bin
ary balls lieing used to ink the forms. The
office was iu the old red church, which served
as chapel, school-house, ami lecVure-hali,
from the earliest settlemenr of the town until
alxuit iO, when it was demolished. The
motto of this journal had a poetic charm for
my youthful iniud. It was :
Truth and the rig-lit we will mnintain,
Ciihoinrht by infiuei re and nnhribed by gain.
In a year or so Mr. Rrown retired, and
John Scott became associated in its publica
tion. It was with these gentlemen 1 com
menced my printer's career.
An event of more than usual interest in
the typographic line occurred aliout ."5.
It was the puhlicatiou of the first liook a
volume of some two hundred pages that
iiad ever !een issued uroii the mountain top
of the Allegh'-nics. The work was "The
Primitive Ages," translated from the Welch
by Rev. John Rolierts (Pembroke), famil
iarly known as Judge Rolierts, as he was
Associate Judge of the county, as well as co
pastor of the Indeih'iident Welch Church of
Eliensburg, if not of the still more ancient
town of l'eulah, every trace of whii h has
long since been blotted out. The publishers
of this book were Griffith Rowland, at that
time county jailor, and William Scott. I
doubt if a hundred, or even fifty copies can
now lie found among ail the early families
of Cambria. Tho venture, at least, was not
a profitable one. In connection with its
publication, a bindery liecame necessary,
for there was none nearer than Harrisburg;
and a man named Friend, from Lebanon
borough, was established in that business for
a couple of years. Upon this liook, as thf;
leading workman, first made his appearam e
in that section, .lames Morgan, the nomadic
and erratic, though whole-souled genius, to
whom I made brief allusion in a xrevious
article..
Tl.is was before thdays of railroads, and
when t'ie stages of Colder, Wilson & Mooru
plodded through from Philadelphia to Pitts
burgh in nine or ten days then fast time ;
and when no less than from fifty to one hun
dred broad-wheeled wagons, with six-horse
Ooncntoga teams, bedecked with gay hous
ings and tinkling liells, daily passed through
the lit tie innuii';iiii town. The Portage R:ii!
raod, built by the State, between Hoiiidays
burg and Johnstown, and connecting the
quicker routes of passenger and freight tran
sit by canals east and westot the mountains,
made. Johnstown a more desirable place for
business than Eliensburg, and The .s-j was
removed. In was an era in my life to get
where passenger cars, of decidedly primi
tive structure, rattled, with horse-power at
tachment, over a thirty-six mile road, upon
which were ten inclined planes, and to see
canal lioats merrily glide to the improvised
music of the lioatman's horn. 1 remember
well the jokes which Were perpetrated by
neighlioring journals at the expr-nse of our
little sheet, as, "When the SZv falls you may
expect to catch larks;" but they were ail
harmless and unheeded in tha more extend
ed area of usefulness opened up to us.
T be .Sup was served weekly to E'oeusburg
snhscrilicrs by myself for a long time aridu
on freight cars lieing often either stolen or
proffered as far as Palmer's (now Wilmore),
and thence carried on foot a distance of sixf
miles Eliensburg was without, a paper for a
couple of years, when Win. R. Conway, a
noted journalist and brilliant writer, re
moved his. paper from Johnstown to the
county seat.' Since then, with the exception
of one or two brief intervals, tieitiicrof these
two places liav. Im.u without a newspaper ;
and to-day there are in the county n v w,--n-lies
and one daily, lietokening the progress
which has lieen made in business and social
as well as political importance. Since the
early day of which I speak, The &kir has
long since lieen blotted out of the newspajM-r
firmament, ami is almost entirely forgotten.
To attempt to follow the mutations ami
changes in the journalistic history of little
Cambria, would be a tak I do not feel like
entgring upon. I have simply and hastily
sketohed a few recollections and thoughts,
without any date to guide me, as they were
suggested on a flying trip to thesu early
scnees of my life.
LancasTiCR, Decomber, 1872.
An terror both in the Christian mimo and
birth-place of this jrentleinan. which should lie
ltev. jioi-((e Koberls, Moritffonieryshii-e..
Bi;fiit miles at least j the distance f roiu Wil
inore to Eliensburg. Ex. Klkejias.
r your stove needs a pipe, or yocr pipe needs
a tove; if your rate needs a hinac, or your
door ueeds a latch; if your table needs cutlery,
or your wood needs an axe; if your kitchen
needs utensils, or your larder needs provisions
ir. iu fact, you need anythinir in tho way of
stove.-, hardware, tinware, rroecries, and we
don't know what all, you will be sure to find
them at fieri. Huntley's irreat house-rurriiidiinif
depot, where things of this kind are profusely
displayed and readily sold at prices moderate
enough to satisfy uuy buyer. Deal there.
Thk present winter will occupy a place In
history as one of the coldest hat has ever been
known so cold indeed that were It not f..r the
elivini and comfortable clothinir sold s-i cheap
bv Hurry Mayer, of the renowned Opera House
Clothing- ljaar,:Main street, Johnstown, ninny
a man would h ive suffered severely from the
intense friiri'lity of tli weather. Harry issell
Inir otr at cost, as he wants to yen wct, and the
man who needs clothing- is penny wise and
pound foolish if he dou't give Harry a cull riht
away.
SrGfirsTlVK. The name of Mi'lsissujrirestive
of iloiir, feed an-.i produce, mid that E. J. Mills
should deal in such commodities is in accord
ance with the "eternal litaesj of thinjf." Mr.
Mills d-H'S not product these necessaries of life,
however. he merely sells them, as well as the
very beta of jrroceries, ' prices us low as any
mail in the business dare sell. Tho Hour SoiJ
by Mills is the very oest kept in this place.
Lots of people, ladies aa well as gentlemen.
trii(?ed themselves from top lo toe in elejr uit
weariuR apparel bought ot v . S. iiarker's lUieap
store, over the way, dui mic I he holidays, but
there are tdeaty of superu kooUs still left, on
Valbe'a shelves, and ad now the time for clos
ing out winter stocks, those who have money
to invest will find it to their advantage to vail
os soou as possiule,
Iryou want an overcoat or any otner kind
of heavy wearing apparel, now is the time of
ail time's to buy it. and S.J. Hes A- Bro's re
nowned establishment. 241 and zi Main str.-et,
lohiistowu, is the place of nil places to make
the purchase. It will pay you to ouy cloliiinir
now for next winter, for closing out baled are
always iu oraer at this lime of ye-r.
Local Coi-re.ipomleiM-e.
Sumjierhill Twp, Jan. 14, 1873.
)er Freeinan Father Gallagher bade a
final adieu to St. Bartholomew's congrega-
lion on ."sunday last, having been apointed
I to take charge of St. John Gaulbert's church,
Johnstown. Though pained to lose our le
i loved pastor, we are rejoiced to know that
he has been transferred to a wider fifld of
: usefulness. Father Gallagher, during his
pastorate here, made wonderful exertions
j loth iu a spiritual and temperal way for the
rfuvancement ot religion. The church edi
fice, which on his advent here was in'a rath
er dilapidate.! condicion, he had thoroughly
repaired. The value of the improvements
made hy him on church and "pastoral resi
dence cannot lie less than S:,"iM. In addi
tion to this, he purchased and repaired a
property designed for the occupancy of Sis
ters of soiuo one of the variousorders, whose
duty w ill lie to take charge of the education
al and moral training of the youth of tne
congregation. The value of this purchase,
when put in thorough repair, will not fall
far short iif 5.5,000. Resides all this. St. Rar
tholoruew's is not onlvjout of debt, but there
is a surplus of funds iu the treasury. If the
Catholics of Johnstown only second the ef
forts of their new pastor, as they doubtless
will, St. John's congregation will ere long
occupy a position second to no other in the
diocese. Father Gallagher departs hence
with the lwist wishes of all onr people for
his future success in his missionary lalxirs,
for his continued good health, and for his
eternal welfare in tin great hereafter ; and
by none are these sentiments more fully in
dulged in than by your humble correson
ilent. Father McHugh, w ho was reared in
our midst, ami who enjoys the esteem of all
who know him, is to lie our next pastor, and
there is no reason why he should not as the
successor of Father Gallagher lie as accept
able to onr people as anyj clergyman our
beloved Rishop could send'ns.
Onr young friend John Smay, of this town
ship, we are sorry to say, is at present in
very delicate health. Hope his ailment is
not incurable, for there is no more aflahle
young man than Mr. S. to be found in this
bailiwick.
Miss Mary M'Gongh, of Portage, ir, at pre
sent dangerously ill at the residence of her
brother, 'Squire McGough, of that place.
Sorry to hear it. Yours, &e., SoLTk.Ro.
OKKitXAL.
"He Clveth 111 Relovetl Sleep."
To MLSS MARY M'DHKMITT,
In heartfelt sympathy fur tlie death of a young
and unhj sinter.
Would, my dear friend. I could write with
the weetness
Your p-. n oft has flowed to tho sorrowing
souls
Of those who, like yon, have wept over tho
fl'-etness
Gf joy, whilst Death's silence some loved
one enfolds.
Yet. let mo speak to your spirit this morning
Of that other life that has broke ere thi
On the wondering, ecstxtic gaze of your dar
ling. Taken fxom'earth to hat triumphant bliss.
Ret uie, for all other woids would be mean
less, Spak to your heart of tho happy exchange;
Speak of her past, so short and so sinless;
Could we detain her an exile to range?
Plow but a breath on the lily so jieer'css.
And the white texture is shriveled and
torn ;
You for your flower shall bo henceforth so
fearless,
Rreathing of sin shall ne'er shadow its
bliHim.
Safe with her"parcntsin Heaven abiding,
Evvie shall watch for your own coming
home ;
Silent the years lu their course shall keep
gliding,
And closer still bring you to her and that
iiourjic.
Sweet Hope ! May its power enliven your
spirit.
And strengthen your soul for tho sake of
the tew
Of the cirdejremaining, who turn as she ere
lid
To find injthcir sorrow'aoomfort in yon.
Loretto, Pa. " " R. A. T.
A Srni.iMK TiiorutiT. Stundunr alone at the
window, ( khz" on tUi crowdd slrcwt, and aa I
mark each Ionium biped, and watch their hurrying-
feet, tho thouifht ut once comes to me,
and I ponder it o'er ami o'er, that they all tiro
hastening- onward to I. T. Coppock's heii cash
store, which is nt 2X2 Main at., Johnstown,
where, as all the ladies know, or should know,
the most elegant dress Roods, drr jroods, fancy
roods, millinery, etc., in Cambria county are
kept in richest profusion and sold at the verr
lowest prices for Ihe ready cash.
V.'e have told you hefore. and wo tell you
njraiii, that Murphy A Meloy, whose store, ha
you no doubt know, ia t the corner of Main
and Franklin streets. Johnstown, have fullv
made up their minds to close out business as
soon as possilile. and we verily believe I hat thev
would be willing to accept nimot ny price of
Tercd them for -roods in Iheir line. At least the
cxerimeiit 13 worth trin and we trust our
readers will g-o and see how ic is themselves.
I1VSK
I-
KELLY KIKKE. Married on Thurda v, the
!dh inst., nt the Church oT tho Holy Family, in
Latrolic, by Her. Jerome Kearney, Mr. Wm. A.
Kki.i.v und iiiss Fannie Kiuke, both of Lu
trobe. Tnnt looks fir t rate in print, friend VTill, and
the "two-eyed" frreMihttck hleh accompanied
t ho welcome not ice looked first-rate In our poe-
i. . . . .1. .. .. I .... ud ;. 1....1 .. ...... . . . . - 1
there, which unfortunately was to to ! a very
brief '"length of period." Well, we felt perfectly
sure that, the time would come wh.-n we wo:i:d
lie called upon to congratulate our young
friend on just such a haopy termination to bis
bachelor career, for we kn"w fuU well t'uit he
was "never born to blush unseen ami waste his
frairrant'e on the desert air." especially vhon
so captiv itinar a creature ns tho'ijrid select had
made up her nin. t-i lay sicje to the citadel of
his heart. N--ed we do 111 ire thin wiah th;
newly wedded a Uuiir life of uii!lo e-l bliss, and
afir -the cares and turmoils of this life are o'er
mny their lovinjr spirits be waft"d to that ha
ven of eternal rest where peace and joy abideth
forever. Thf happy husband is out of earth's
noblemen, a model of n-iture's handiwork, nhv
pieully ns well ns socially, and r ir.omr ai! of Eve's
fair duutfhter's wearesure none could be found
more worthy of such a man's earnei-t love and
devotion than she to whom his plighted faith
has beei pledged. May peace kiid coiitcutmeut
abide with them always.
llf HAT NEXT? fJVrhe pro
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liaise
NOTICE.
n A VIS'S -disposed of mv interest in the EM
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all notes and accounts due tne, ail persons in
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SIMON f L'l.TZUAC II.
Ebensburjr, Jan. 10, 1S7:J. L17-3t.J
School Terchcr Wanted.
V COM PET EXT TKACHEIL Maleor Female,
to take clurte of one of Ihe Schools of
ilnnsUT township for tlnee months and eleven
days (unexpired term), at a salary of tJO per
month, is warned iiiim.tliiitcly. ...
CEO. M.CCLi.OLiiH, President.
A. 1'. CaisTB, Secretary. I Jan. 17.- 3t.
Kxecutops' Notice.
"VOTiOE is hereby ki vn that Letters Teeta
1 mentarv 011 the Estate ol Peter KerrlKn,
late of Allegheny township, Cainb.la county,
deceased, have been n-mutod by mo Uejtisternf
said county to the undersigned. All persons
indebted to said estate are icijucslcd i0 make
immediate payment, and those ba.ing- claims
against the same will present thoui pioperiy
authcuticated for settlement-
FilANCIS A. STOIt JL t Executors
t'HAS. M-MANAMV, , xecuioi-S.
Allegheny Twp , Jan. 17. lti.a.-Ct.
LORETTO MARBLE WORKS.
PRICES REDUCED!
And Work WArriiilei !
MONUMENTS. Tomb Stoxes, Bu
reau and Taiu.kTops. made of
the finest Italian Marble and 111 style
of workmanship not surpassed by
........ ..r..i 11..-. iu ji cmm
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before deciding- upon purchasing- oroidc-rii.
work elsewhere. PARKE LEVEKGOOD.
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T. S. AKTIU'H A SON. Philadelphia, Pa. 17 1.
mi m mm mm
1 herewith offer for sale two of the best and
most valuable Iron Properties tu the State ..f
Tennessee. One tract about a miles below Fort
llouelson, containing
10,000 achss,
known as tne "Iron .V'otodutn Furnace IaniU,"
with abundance of rich Ore, Wood and Lime
stone, and within V to ; mile of tlie Teniu-ssc e
and CiMnlici-lniKl rivers, also including about
20 Smai; Form. 8
Thentlicr Tract fronts a mile on the Tennessee
rier, near F.rt Henry, ineiudin
8,000 ACRES,
part of which Is rich river bottom, tho bnlnnce
covered with the best kind or timber, such as
W hite und lilatk Oat. Poplar. Hickorv. Maple,
Ash, &c, ic. ; underlaid wi'li tlie best of Ore.
Itoth tracts are in Stewart county.
ALSO,
Two valuable Tracts of Timber Land in Hous
ton county, one or 1.K70 acres, within half a
mile of the Lowisvilte and Memphis K. K., and
l miles east of Ihe County Seat. One other
tract half a mile west of the County Seat, with
tho Railroad pnsslng through one corner, con
taining '.SO acres. Roth of these tracts have a
large amount of White Oak and Yellow Poplar
Tiuibtr, and well adapted fur faruiiuf.
ALSO.
several Farm in Tiickson county, on the Nash
ville and North-Wi stern It. K.
Any of tlie aliove Properties a re as represent
ed, with good l'itles to chcIi. Any of theabove
lands own be bought at one-half their value
and oiher good property wiil betaken as part
pay. if desired. For full description call on or
address
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1873. the aCm i 1S73.
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Prothonotary's Ofiiee, Ebeusburtf, Jan.-, 173.
lilxeeiitox?,!S Xolico.
VUTK E is hereby given that Letters Testa
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I.ue of Cariolltown, Cambria couniy,deceas-d.
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A Ui. W A LTEUS, ( -ecuiors.
Carrolltown, Jan. IU, ls;3.-Gt.
Stray ITeifoi.
CAME to the premises or the subscriber, in
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cember last, a'two year old H El KEU wilh briu
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ly, pay charges and take her away; otherwise
sue will tie disposed of according to law.
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Clearfield Twp, Jan. 10, ld73.-:Jt.i
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dial riults.
im"f icctihen anil impair the dig-stive organi
by cathartics and hvsics. They giveoniy tetu
porary rdief. Indigestion, tlntnlency and dys
pepsia, wilh piles aud kiudred diseases, are sure
to follow their use.
Keep the blood pure snd health is assured.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 1 Piatt St, N. ',
Sole Agent for the United states.
PriceOne DoIiari-r Bottle. Send lor Circular.
HTKAY HOG.
C1AME to tho premises of the subscriber. In
j Blacklick township. Cambria county, alwmt
the latter part of November, a large WHITE
H(M (harrow), about one year and a half old;
with ti.if h ears and Cue tail cut off. The iiwJ
is hereby notified that if all the req 11 i ret-T" 3
in such cii si are not coinpiied within !- n""7'
the hog wiW be sold as the law direct-. . IV
noBEt;TILLI-1-
Blacklick Twp, Dec. 20. LS7J.-.'-
PITTSBURGH
MARBLEIZED KAHTEL WORKS.
jAtKSi OIA,
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195 I.IHF.RT " " - " -
Al. m. ...res. Grates. e, and particular alten-tnp":ioFuruaces,Publ.eu.,i
WaiTBH Pause
Tu m k. -J R
TO Stl.l. 1 II K
LIGHT RUNNING
"DOMESTIC
iff
ABOL'T
10,000
bold hut year;
A BOUT
o o , o o o
This year;
And now being Soid at the rate of
QI Qj
A Y EAR.
The -'Doaieiitlr" supersedes others twane It
surpaK.s-s them In the every day service It ren
ders. I$th in the trv-.r.'-sh-.p ir! family; and l.e
cjiuie it is cipially useful for vert ri! and
VF.HV I1FAVV WORK.
A urblne wiil 1m, furnished (for trlfiO to re
iii.w vnrtir wish an Instructor twitbout
charge) upon applicatton at our
Warrom,, Kxh st.. iMIt.borch.
The "DOMESTIC" ha taken mnr Prcn.ii.r.is
this nfwiii than anil ,.thcr .Vm-nuir. and i Me
cially i-ecommeiidod for Fan. fly use and Mxnn-faelurei-s.
It i simple in construction, noise
is mul easily run. A lare stock of Thread,
Niks. Ac., alwsvs on bund. Address.
THK "DOMESTH - S. M. COMPANY.
Dai. 27.-313. 2t Sixth Street. Pittsburgh.
Iron "World and Manufacturer.
Tho ?artt Metal
Prirel'i-rient li. tha
Wei Id I. mr. Iron
Hor.d and Man
r.ri(-irr. A 011
I IHlu quulalionB iid
rvK.rt .f ef
Hardware und Me
ta; ti- PitisbuiKti,
N -w York, lioiton,
I'iiisrteli.his. 1 In
elnt..irf Sr ImiI..
mm 1
C!evftn!id. Itiltlmom, Tnierille, hl-ao. etc.
I'or-eii mnni markeui rc rt-d. Arkm.wldgol
standard jonriiAl of thrt mcial li art's. All tbsttata
p-.)l..?l-ls srec.iliTti.utoi-. I'Lnlalusrliulcoselcr
tlotix from ihKeiiplnoeilni, r inii g. and sctenttfls
ii'l.lu-;.(.ni f tuls cti.inu y and t.uioiie. lilvrs
qiK.tsM.nis aud shlpnietit ef coal m tte pmmlmnt
coal cwiirei. !:..uialns Mils flrrnilal articles and
rrportr.r.f raUroiKl and m.nlnc slocks. Only -t.l
per year. Mo hardware aealer cau atti.id u do
without It. Etrj inachlntt and metal worker
rliould take It. Kvery nl mining -eu ii.ny. rail
road iiHrlal or stockholii-r will tr.d It InTaiuahln.
lives Iduxtrstluiis et uw inarnlnerv. liiTonto-s
sli'iul.l have 1 1. Sent four oil tiiai tor &3
Centa-tire raid. Address
Iron lVrJ Jiuildiuj, ltiii.uryi. Pa.
AMERICAN
"Working People.
PltT OT mist,
ttir-o infiTir.'ts lor
ts-IUS. Ti: Anse
rlran WorWlitrr
F?opH) is m of
tilt) fluest piililic.l-1
lions in the world.
Contains ljxges.nr
64 columns ut read
ing mavler,ri!slgned
to lHterest,lustrurt,
aim a-ivajiceme ist
lnlrv-sla ot wmklnRmen. Tine lllnstratfons In
e-ii h tsue. Numiiers l ttoo snlHu-ritwis. and
ICO OOe rsadors. On'y -r vrar, er 011 trat
lur.se months for a rtal Wrlui jiur iiain-,
town, eounty, and suta Ui-iuly, tuc.oe the mouu,
and address
iao world ri BLnnixe ro.
Iron World Building, Pitiburg, Pa.
..An A 7-11 1 wanted In every ctty, town, ant
village In tl: t'nlou to can rasa for this valuao a
monlhty. We otT.T the finest premiums, and S-m
V&y a coali ojiuuiisslou to thobo who proler iu
JOHITGON'S
EI.C0D rumriET:.
For the rffectna! enra of Bhenma
tism, Goi:t. N nrxl a, tT-spepsia, and
as a 1.1-kxI I tirTlrr. it tas 1.0 equl; for
a 1 uiHescsriting fn.m an Impure state
.f the b'ocd. TLo Ebiw atio Coh
p. usd reaches tte aource of all
tr mjf, sr.d cfTectnatly banishes Ue
ilK-ise from W.t tystom by its liQ
mcdi.st.) ct..u on tba blood.
AZK YCUR DRUGGIST FOR IT.
PKIPARED SV
tl. E. Sellers & Co.
Fn,si.cop!!r tenia..
FT11U5HED 1ST 123.
largest aiui Best foch of
1' U 3t N I T TJ Ii K
WIWT OF THE MOUNTAINS,
Op-or Oww M. vcpAcrrr-R, will be fom-4 a
IUO BuaviIS FUUMTI HH RUTABMSHV - KT f
c. a. u a 3i3i En e soys.
Ti navreetand tnost approved stylos of Fin.
tZt "1? F,,rc""re. 'u larger variety than
nny t.ther house, at very reasonably prices.
Persnp, furnishing houses would do well to
write fnr our new circular, or when in Pitt
bnrrh wo respectfully soUeit" a visit to our
aroro.uas. Don't forgfct tlie place,
4f , SO KeTenth At., ritudar?B, Pa.
We challeuire the world in prices f or the Mam-;
quality of mstertnl and woi kmanshto as in our
rod. CUT THIS OUT. V3-.-3aj.l
An InFtttntfon for Iho thorough practloal edu
etion of young and middle aged tueu for all
department of iVmmercfnl life.
The oldest, largest and most oomple Traetl
ol Itusiiiess College in America, end the miy
c.ne having connected with itun Actual i!ir-i-jKSSdepartmer.t.conrtueted
onaverltable hais.
Patronized by the sons of Merchants. It-inkers.
Farmers, Mec-hanics. and Busiutss Men,
from all parts of the United States.
ntttdpBl ran enter nt any tlms.
For large descriptive Circulars giving full
particulars, address
lll-'i.-t'm J. C. SMITH. A. M, Principal.
A Great Offer!
H o raco Watc rs ,
4S1 Bread way, X.
r.
win fif, .f a fir pf.i.v(w, Mt:LiL.i.-tt 3
aiul()tl(i. ?TSi,f nir rt-chjsmakrn, iFichii.r ,
ll'iifrrV. af mi low j-.rs"ei for cah. ot ftirl
rrmh. and Itfilawe in !'? tnonthhi 1,iMftillm-t:
I .Vcie 7-ovtavr first '-'.not I'lA XHS. wmlm
J lipuvmeifta, for fiii crth. X'nc mult a CO.Y-
I Fi'7'O I'A ItLnU 0ii'.4.V. the rr.. tcau'iful
: .1 .J. ,..l Y. 1 l... i r innrl'. IIIU1tatfilVlltl
loUUCKmailed.Shect .Vuxir ai' Vi'icMcrchaiaitm.
Knabe Co.' Vinnott,
Haines ? Jiro.'a nation , ami
Geo. A- I'riHce Co.'s Oryan.
Tbs inree test and most popular Instrument?
l" ,Me market. Ca'tilogue and Price Litds,
i .T.i. raining iu.-i iinnHini, iTiauea ro any
oTesa. CH A P I.OTTE ULUME, l HlXTM Avs..
PlTTSDCaOH. Pa , .Sii Arml. t-&.Ant.
CLAIM AGENCY Z
OLDEST IN THE STATE. . ' '
B. F. BROWN & CO.,
lift Nmithtlelrt Ml reel. Pit Isborart. irn.
Collect Penahms. Bounties. Prize Money. c.
Special attention paid to susjieedtnl and reje
e.1 claims. Applications by tuail atteuded to as
if I n pers'.Mt. V- 'm-i .
JOHN I LINIOV. Jtforwy-at rM-,
John-town. Pa. Office in building sou-h-
; Mi , an I KnuikPn streets, a-J
1 id stery. liuiraiicc ou f raukUn atrewt.