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I'r.ttins a Lt ad on a man rather A Ghostly Convention. "Ye local''
ian improves his appearance, but ' of the Johnstown Tribune, who coes in on
Lead on a paper, especially if it i sensations with a vim that is perfectly as-
. is such a neat head as the one donned this j founding, dibhes up
Co mm unieations.
-Johnstown, June 8, 1873.
Mb. Epitok The traveler, in passing
COENSBURC, PA., I - " tllA Alhlona Mornintl Tribune ' : 7" tbroh cumrtiy, Wiently observes
. V - -' . . ' J V -lVOfcJ HI 1 UCMlV t Y t il 111.' ? , l.ilOlltll!
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Tuna 19 icrn - . , ( " . . j, , ueauues or tusieets, vuncli, irom naviu
JUilt 1.-), lOiO. ntids muchly to its beauty, even when, as ) issue of that paper, but very considerately i become familiarized to the citizens, are un-
' in this case, there seemed no room for im-
i
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;.. txFNI'- i.i- " '"" inu emcui..
,. rw i,"K"' BI"J i Samuel McCrearv, a braUman oii the
.. ii,; ::li-!iilu.-i aic uiir Audits I
leaves
as to
cr.rdlin
Local Correspondence.
JonssTOW.v, Juno 11, 1S73.'
Ditar Fhkem a There are three laud
scape views from Ebensburp, one south, ono
e:ist, and ono weit, that cannot Vo excelled
anywhere, cither by ratnre or art, which I
use 10 rom;iiK i admired not onir bv vnur
the reader to form his own r.i.inion ooseiveu. urns tue wruer, recently p.is- correspondent, lmt l.v T t i- nil otbe.- '
the truth or falsity of the blood- ' hS Ciess..!. to Ebeimburff, was feast- ' persons of pood taste. ' .
!Trl O.W.I, til.. .,.I.l,..,..l...'.it,rr-kt till. Il?ltlll;ll A III.,..-. I 1 1 -1 . . - !
T storv. the scene of the ehostlv o...,,... i i i.o.. i.,;;,.,t : 1.n.K.-i,,, n- .7' i. .
o ri-tiii, rtlltl IOU111 IIOL llClo VAtiaiiwni . ..-.-. ,j . jm CMri II 1 ell IlSy 1 Vail lit .
for l.onn of Appotltp, Dvsix'iiviii.'Iti'lii-stioii
l)opi--s?iiiti of j . i -i i mi";' ;.-titm I n-liiiiiv. iit
their VHrions fiirtn. Ken no-rnosnn K atkii
r.t.iXEn okCai.isava 1:1:1 U-l.v Ctsnr'l.f, II:!
AIM i .. ,.vr York, Bii.i soli', tiv f.7 .li u-'its.
is Jhi- bf: tonic. An a s!itii!nnt ti.nit- for pa
tient looovi-rin.ur from lover oi orlior sirkness
it lias im iiiu. U Liken cliinn the ,i-ns(,n. it
lrerents fever atid aguv and otlu r iiit. i-init-
K'tit fevers.
xi: w a m 1:1: tisi:mi:xts.
WORKING fl M A " a i.L
f-poc t ;!' m i .lot in ei it rtt h ii, V or cvoiiin;
nn rupitu! rfi;'nre.l: f l7i: iestrnc tioiir. mid mhi
Htile pnekno nT ?ni'i!wnl firetv n.-ll. .t.:.
!r-i, wifli mx cents rcfiirii "amp." M. Yt.)l"Ntl
.V 0.. 1 7-t :roenvi( li-t., x. Y.
t '''" ;ul. rtist iiieiits fur this p;i per I'ennsyivania iiaiiroaa, residing m i' ranii- ; exploits is hud near Lilly's Station, this i "For the beauty of the hills we bless Thee, - n,'ru a ol,e hundred and forty
I , . -lrt.ve named cities, ami ant norizeii to ym yh, this county, had one of his county, at a point where not less than! Our God-otir Father's tlod: " " " " ' ""; "'l1,1 spor.ees, all
t 'lt ' .,,tv.rtisiiiLr at our lowest rate s I , , , -t- , . t, t . . - as a new pin. lr. 1 lain ban boon i
? , ,r ,. 1 1"' "ULi arms crushed last I nday, near Deny by , nineteen persons, all told, are said to Lave Jhit, turning from natural advantages to u.(,n VPArs n harbor in vonr town -
i D . , having it caught between two cars which , been hurried into eternity tlm.uh the ' tlie collditiou tields, fences and dwell- , lotintstor bis prosperity.
I fl AND PERSONAL. . ,v ti,v..L r , 11-, I ings, the contrast was painful m the ex-; Tlic bar of Ebensburi; is conitxscd
ii .HAL 1 hp u-as in tliE art (if con film rr. 1 lie none I n wnev nf vai limit oKKulnnti oioi. . " -- ,ii-ii , , .. . ? ; o
t . " " - - J - ..v. .... , tleme The whole country dcuudcu 'i iuc notnc a net ot coott-iookiii" men ad
i j x 1Ik.i- Trti' was 11011 uroi-eni uut luu iic&ii v.a.a iyi u .mu t iues. e extract : glorious old forests and farmed 10 ueatn. 'iin me .-Mate ot tun uiades.
i, .... 7 lure, " ' 1 ,..t covaw.lv "(inTiii,re,i..i,inf i,tnr..v .... (Irrlnnk bojiv witti muss, fences turn- oilier p.tatft. i hey are kind, treinal.
1IV.HI.XF.AI..
SMfTH-HrOHES. Marri.l.on TiiMl.r.f.
private ' tfrnih'n last, at the residence of the ln-i.!..' p:i.
as clean rent. t' ncv. j. u. iiioiiiuf, jir I ikk. Smith,
or four- ' of Altoona. nit'l tis MmivJ. Ht'ciiKs. flaiitfh
, " j tor of Morgan Unfiles, Lmj.. of t!;i jil.nee.
HEII.T.Y MTOKM ICK. Mariie.l. the'JT.l
, I tilt., t the resi'lenee of lit. Rev. HUhop simna-
OI a.S !, Ilorricl.nnr. K. K'V t-'llth-r M llli.le t.
Thom as K. ltRti.i.T, of F.wttnw-n. :iml Miss I.K
.voite M ConuicK, of Allegheny f'iiy. .
an be
or any
ciciiii.il sa well as prudential
.1 t nmntinp iic-nic next
j ! '.,! i!.i"te of ",-l,tn "ceded raiu Tues"
!Viit forget the delegate election f?at-
jtdn uIlun .i - -1 -
: die after ah.
);,(, c'ictkoii Springs summer resort .
v.-, ,t hundred and ten tons of steel '
' .( made at the Johnstown steel j
1 . i:is'. week
w(. .a v... 1 "l -
, .f" 1 ho usual t ime.
n.. ihuint'.chS Eire Company basso-
- I 1.1. 1
. , ....iviccs of the Ebensburtr C'or-
fjr their i' ourtn 01 juiy pic nic.
,-,v , f coal killed a miner named
, !n cue of the Deiby Coal Co.'s
.., (t.'.ne county, 011 Friday morning
,i;5,Mi,tii.iie(l, iiud n ail matter lor
i;i henceforth be delivered at
La- l;ay-niaking time approaches tlie
i;tiii Huntley's big btock of scythes,
a-ii-.achims, hay rakes, hay furke,
. iuieiwftli.
Ast-innits f'.r political honors, ourself
... - exceptetl, have bten doing their
t lt" imioiig attendants at Court
t; j'lfsi-'iit and paat week.
l.oifer was struck and killed by a
,;o::c at Tipton, one morning last
. ami then carried all the way to llunt
11 en the cow-catcher.
! the eau of -Mrs. Virginia Elack vs.
1 1 llenv. tlatvi'-ge in civil suit for slau
4 ,.u tii.d this week, each party was re-
pay onedia'f the costs,
-ivhoul one lmt. died and fifty cords of
8 were desl roved by fire, communica-
r a pacing locomotive, at l'artage
! , 1...
1, on .Hlimiay evening uisu
. i'etert'ollins, one of our oldest and
!eits, is confined to his bed by se
es'", but, in common with ail his
.s, we hopo for his speedy ie-
:n county has just been relieved
uMiake thirteen feet long ami six
.siu ciicumference, a man named
ii ing killed it and four rattlesnakes
.line day.
t- Johnstown Trihune is responsible
r stssicvtinn that an illicit child, what-
ind f a child that is, with only one
vas born at l'lans No. o, O. V. li. li.,
iv last week.
he back-hair 011 a young llollidnys-
nly recently married cost 1?.).
liaji who married her is wondering
he'll do when she wants to be re-
ed, as he only gets .f 8 per week.
,uiel Devlin, son of our old-time
John Devlin, of Conemaugh bor-
vias among the number raised to
l.iiy of jii icsthood at St. Michael's
r.y, 1'itt.sburgh, on Saturday last.
i.r.iig man named Samuel Keinin
u uf Jacob lleininger, of Chest
ij, died of spotted fever, on Satur
iiir.g last, after ten or twelve liours'
His ae was about twenty years.
:n. t'ampbell, a freight brakeinan,
a over by several cars near New
, on Tuesday afternoon, and diud
s injuries 111 loss than two dolus
The deceased resided in Lagrange,
sinial
. , , . . . . , . ....... ... .1 . tinier 11 Tfc. 1 m trfrt r nncnii n,i ..ia.
-rrbn i,qS(. r,f 1 cat-iron Faud-box fell 1 puT:1"lc watchman, who lias i.een m the - biiug down, and buildings sinking in uu- . ;"-" .m n-
I ne oatc ot a t.ui-ium ..n.u luli t.i.s . - . - ' i pre-drsti-uitiatatorial eeiitleniRn. an v our. .f
i.vi.h ui laieiuiiv avuiiniiu niiti. jioriiotl or : cav. ! zu j n 1 . i , , .
his Wat, conchuled to pass over it, and j When the train stopped at the station "f u tnan lTut'T'Jinch
it was not many minutes until he was ; the whole st was revt:aledSelling lu.n- J, ' f, ood h "ks v'
back in the village, aud waking uPa land- ;-bel. ..,, i,..,,:,, ,...., ,.ul lruiat j , ,,.,, f,,D , , K.,."e
from the top of a locomotive boiler, in the
Ea. It. 11. Co.'s machine shop, Altoona, on
Tuesday, and striking a man named liose
berry, crushed him to the floor and lacer
ated his head, arms, legs, and two of his
toes in a shocking manner, so much so In
deed that his life is despaired of.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has issued, for free distribution, a valua
ble illustrated guide book, which gives the
distances to various points, cost f travel,
and other information valuable to tourists,
relating to the regions traversed by its ex
tensive aud picturesque lines. Ticket
agents will supply the books on applica
tion. We learn with pleasure that Sliss
Maggie Rhey, the accomplished and hand
some daughter of our townmnan, John S.
lord, he told a most horrifying tal. H
saiii that as he approached the locality
You who know me can well understand Politicians nre indigenous to the soil ,,
Olt IT TAUT.
KVAXS. on Paturr!r :ifternn-n Inst,
nt tho roiiilonee of her son-in-lnw. Kx-.ch-ritT
Wair. Mrs. Mahv Ktaks, relict of Thotnns O.
Evani, ugej Vt3 j'enrs, 2 months and "1 lys.
The clocroiiPil. whose inwl nmne wm Ilrnw-
ley. a family well an1 favomlilv known hi t'ani-
Picture and BCCK ACEKTS
Shouhl tsihlrCKHtit on' for cir u lar, ie.. (whicli
trtil he sent free.) deserihim m nevr snj bujxt'j
work of art. hy a pofMiUr :irtit. now nemfy
re:irty for deliri y, n'l hii h i sore to h.i vn n
CuorniriTis sa'.f. ICi -rieiice. jiifcet shou I-) Ims
trn toseeurx trrritorr. rnusiinl im!ticrm:it
will lieoITcrfi t hose trim in:i n slr.iiv. erfrrct.
lewo. k. C.KO. M ACI.KA.N, iutlish?r. T.Zi San
'"m Mreot. riiilmlelphia.
SOtli Thonmnd In Vm. inrrraninr. S,(KM
"H-re LIVE At! EN IS WANTED for cur
r" K' WZFf-. Tttromrloan,, 1;1re-
for clittn lain and rbr.M?,r ';.""!
of the season.
mulli-il free 1 1 I ' 1 1 it tj , . . . I . "'on w'OI'l 11 U)
i 7? hansom strret, Ph'ilA Jol.i.iu! " V"Vh1
where so many liad met with a violent " i - V V I-;'1" hrla an. 1 a.ljoinina- counties, was hoi n in the x. .... . x- . -
ileath, he noticed a form bearin the sem- I captious spirit, but to rouse the good citi- mnS buK nr .lune, only n,,t so lull of h-ht. j founty Derrv. Ireland, hut was brought to this rr Uf ' "K,reertain to
blam e of a man, but yet wanting in mativ ! zens of the county to the spirit of improve- ! 1 he ease of Trelts r I'ltts occupy! tho , cmmtrT wh.-n a mere ehh.l. Imr parents first lo- : i-,,"? conHc.cnee,.
iu:iorta,it ,.artieulars. lie was minus both ment. One word here. No one resects la.v and part ot another in Court. Phis ! 'i f fCVrofrH Ji 'TT.r r'Ti'i-V": C.f HO LI C TAltLKTS
:egl, and virions larKe-si.ed chuuksof Hesh j the citizens of the county more highly Yt ZhXT iew" tried ' X!r 1
were missing from dillerent portions of his than the writer, who knows that whenever lt"r, l ' Xlwr V' lT-HwU i,r' 0,':,o, "wler. nrar the'rla. Ah,... t a t. rrVi II ,"Kvnl
b.ly. The most singular part connected ! their countrv has called them to defend f. - d'J-ml.u.U. 'nnthis ,,v Mr. Kv,,s wa there- of the Throt. Win,!,C. r mi Zrr
with this miiaiition or wh-ftever it rmVhr i i . U, 1 , -llleu ll"-J" LJ i It tried to ram in Klnshur, on iitcxlay, fr a rendent of :nnibrlu county for fullr and ail DixeMtei of the I n,,,- 1 ub
Wallt r,ghtS' thCy LaVM CVCr i,OC" m th0, 'hut that phve bein -J.I.IMIO feet above the ixty-.-ljrht .Tear,. Had mny bo said ,o have- it- In nil en-es . f udlened however fak. n
M V l 'e rll 1 f,0,,t- Through the snt.ws of winter and u.v!l of tI e M.a it roiildn't roin. P.T.1 ,u,,lso roer" r""" earliest in- ; tlase TAllLKTs sh,,,,M ,,. 'f'?v;
lieiu a lai ge-sizcu nag, and while apparent- , , . . " ., . . .... ., , fnncr to its present proiuprnna inatmitv me.i ti,.h- 1 mm ireoi
ly rioalii.g along on space, he came tu a k I'lts of summer they toil M hue your correspondent was at the conn- Th,o.1rhot hl-r Inn nd eventful nfJlhor'm- I mt.to u:!" nt,,, "f Wrod-
lioitit where two manned limbs were Ivincr frugal and honest, virtuous and intelligent. ; ty-seat, the p.l people of Conciliation bor- scientiouslr fulllllfd all thedntion of dmtv-hter, 1 n vrrvVj.mt . ...e ,L f.L u "Wl1 .h. ".' d
Thuso were hastily thrust into the Kij;, as
also several pieces of human liesh that were
touinl lying in the vicinity.
Hut they have been laboring without ougli were shocked by the sudden death of
that judgment and forethought which a German rcsntent ot iii.it place named John
thev should exercise, and the" time has 1-arly, and it as hinted that poison .was the
's:,,,.i. ,,.. 4U.. ........ ...i.i i... o. , i . . . ' , .i r. 'n, caiifir. ion ui hooouiu ooiaiu lue lacis
....... ...i. mi.iA iuiii i;i iuu,i..iiKiiii'ii , jiuw come in moj) auu iitmn. "'.-k , , f
w atchman, and when inorninu dawned his i thinr 5, to STOP rntnne- timber. This ! ''l 11 ; 'V1, h; nJi J u ''''"r- ... ........
l.-lle s...... l.e, ,.l.lie ..r.-.....,te If " . , "m . . i. ' Jlie UI.OL.I .11103 Oil e III. HI 11 11,11,
, , - i v ,.vj. ...... i nas L'liiic loo ur ancaov. i no hcjh nnns
now resoiveo to enter into an investigation :B tl, ,,.. an,i k,.on thu land in
of this serious matte:
near the. dohnstowu station, has been con-
Sistor, wife, and neighbor, und hiiv imr been
earurst and sincere in her I el iir ioim !e votions.
model oT 4'hriutinn idifirity Hti.l true jietv,
there is every reason to boi".i t Im t she hns re
ceived the crown of Immnvtnl life and never
undinir felicity. Ucrrcniitiuii f imerird in
the Catholic cemetery in this lnce un Monday,
the funeral being- unc of the luifiost ovf r wit-
siTeetcJ (r
Wki.i.s
in lilttc
. . 1 . ! .1
ami accoiunijiiv , -ii. Ti.r .-o ' ... .. i. i
three of thu boldest sniritsm the vi!l.re , f Kl ". "s "" l1"'"6' 1 I"" ; oxer me rn e. oc,o,t
demiied as not sale, and a fording oponed j etertml.
Hemlock ajipoiuted themselves a committi
ho tollownii? uigrit tVir the
-appearance, ot the ghostly visitant. It
shall be more fullv wrought out in a future i Cham. Koberts, of Ebensburg, has the
number; but thero is a suggestion which J biggest window in existence, except the
it is nroner to make here. 1 he iields look ! windows ot Heaven, lie lit an emerprisuiL
Rhev. Esq., was married in Chicago, May Hemlock appoiute
V- i At- i i ui , to watch during th
7th. to I.ieut. Col. Michael Mieiulan, .
l.,...(l,,. .f '.en Thil. Sheridan. She has i must have been : i,.,tV,- .rl,srK f.. so farm and desolate, and the winds SW ten ' 111:111 d a sociable gfiit ieman
the best wishes of her many frieu-ls in I scarcely had the hour hand pointed to th
, , . I tigure twelve, when not one disembodied I
Cambria courty for a long and "ai'ry j spirit, but nineteen, mad their anpeiiranct. !
1 hey assumed th
I EVANS. Died. in Cumbria township, nn Mun
. d.-iy last. Mrs. I'.i.i.a hktii Kva-is, wife of Kavid
, I'.Trtns. g:ed about Sij years.
t Aftnot.K- Taiu ktr nrc put up only
Ixijtf. 'iiike no siih.-fitiitcM tl .
can r be round uf your dt inrjf ist. rt,irtI u,,
" Hi Ailfnt in ,Y ic J"..7r. whn will forward
tli. in by return mail. Don't Im llorrUrd liy Imi-
i.iiv- .V "Sf"- t-ric-pjct. per bo.
JOHN O. K I.I. I.i !:: ui-i..,, ... -
Send for CirrulM. ...... t" ' t- -..'
h.iil ior 1 ..-tales.
tiGCI(S SENT FREE FOR
wedded life.
Cant. "Win. Linton, ye popular land-
shapes which had
longed to them in life, with the trilling ex-
the protecting and fertilizing snows of
w inter into the '-cuts" of the railroad. The
remedy lies close at hand. There are
I Iu.iiviiiiK. .if (i, L...f-l.-v hemlocks from
,ord of the Summit Housed ha, a spy-glass j V, TV' j to to five feet high, growing in the ra
which it is said will fetch a common si,cd rather a ridiculous looking tigure by ap and a vor the -Is . Wh have
t peariug without a head. Ihey slowly and oci n cliopped oei. i nc. a. cjuiu uv.
porker, fully two miles away, socio.se .o : M,;,IHllv an.juii:t.a themselves along the I planted in close rows through the hehls, at
M r. Zahni
.i -. i i r .... . ..,.,, .... .... : ol ine same i;iai-e iiii i.iivvu ii.n ziuy on ma
over them with such fury as to cai iy aw a i,. .. , . . . J
l1'. ......'.. .... JV...
- The "exaggeration of nothing" was Jn
your town , but I couldn't pet a glimpse of
him. So was the man that ents eggs.
The Modoc war still continues between
the editors of the Johnstown papers, but
this is none of our business.
A case of elopement took place in this
borough last week, which aroused the won-
N
OT1CH. All persons are herebv
notified t.ot to interfere In liny manner
with a I1AV HA UK pnrchmcd bv us
with iriii sTisuOiiAVKii, of Siisiiehnnii
Cambria county, durmii our nle:isme
II I PI'S i LLOYD.
?us;iiihsnna Twp., June 11, l.-;7;;.-r!t.
T KTTKKS OK ADMIXISTUATIO.V on the r.s
1 J tutoc
:PROF FOWLER'S '(HIE AT WORK
l : , .S.e"'f '" c H'1U 2 to 80eopi,.f thi
y manner ; ,V . T. , i I " t-,,D ''Sinjf book fret?
s Hiid lert i y.,'V'Vb,,!f,i"t- A ti"irXT.erlenc,
innutwi... f ct--T'i- 1'i m.jsnixi: Co., I'hiiail'H.J Ph.
BOOKS and Papers.
Ihe instrument that he (the porker) can be ! track, ami at a given signal all wen; seated
rrii f'.i I 1 he three watchers weri not alarmed at tins
suitable intervals, forming most excellent
screens or wind-breaks. If hedges of this
11 the
a..
WO"
I
l. vii'l
11 1,1
di"K -s
n Tiice, alias Miller, of Altoona,
il dead in tlie casting house of tho
.lcbai Tual furnace, Lebanon coun-
ilitl.ist week, lie had come to
woe uie cvcninr ociore iii coiic
tvvpicd.
'."win is the ticket nominated
;uny in Indiana county : Asscm
' Paaiel Kamey; Treasurer, Geo.
Coir.missioner, Samuel G.
1'dry ('oinini!,ioiicr, John Uobert-
Joseph Oriffith.
vM uy Faricll, wife of James Far
MsrliloshurfT. 1 Timt iurrdon county.
D ' - O -
'1 down and run over by a train
- - tho Ih oad Tup Kailroad, while
'i' tlie track Wednesday evening
ivas instantly killed.
'i Ikan was called home by the
illness of his w ifc on Tuesday
and his place on the bench
ay morning has been occu-
'lL'0 Hall, of T.edford. who is
position with entire satisfac-
' iicerticd.
K t!tiKirc1nol e. .mitv IVinncrnU
"' Mi d Dr. II. 1 I'iiicr and James
rf"r Aioembly, It. W. Singur for
'a:y, iMmou Miller for Tieas
'" Krick for Clerk of Courts,
lfr niiobjcetionaWe men for the
"f 'lie oflices.
'ialim, conductor of the Tvrone
a:n- was caught between two ears
on Mondav pvMiinn hist.
1 Ir.s n,d,t t., . :i i. ,
e"- i g si ) icrriuiy criifciieo
s"ivived his injuiies only about
"'l a half. He lonve a if.
'ld, Wh0 lfcssiflc iii Tyrone,
- , oi uus p;acc, was last
P" ''"'ttd to the i...,t;.. . !!. .,,.-
'"alergosie an examination
!' lnf",ite "x-dit to himself and
caS1-'1j-t',?l a long and pros
N iT. i m ehosen profession.
i,a'"'- of Ilimtinlon, has in-
1-f c;ilK -I., ..l . .i - .
... mi i- -i i - in i v
....... ..j
acans of ordinary tclc-
;i'"g on si-nal bells on a-
,.,,lii:s to announce their own
' " K it, ,1
IJ1 o.'iis, cr several uaiieA
A timeline I a vis, for me rl v A lifeline I la vnes,
of a very respectable family, doped with
one William Huff, boss of the inline shop
of the Cambria Iron Company. Mr. HntV
1.0,1 .. .. ;.. ..,,.1 ,.1.;'. 1 i,,,f t..,.,..,.. 1
iiiutn Ilie .rlllv l ii'f M. ! .. ti'if .' . . . .... . 1 , , . , ' . . ' . .
. . ' ' . ' 1 t rou b esom e. J Jiev should ue l'lameu m :ln evil hour bv the charms and fascina
tion of spirits the seouol will not relate, for
iilt.mt ll... tiniA tli tit. ili I'MliulTi ini(.:i ri-il t.i ! COJiti
' 11 1 ... 1 . 1. .. 1 1-
, &iio lu lie 011 uie oa.iiiv
neauiwiucai.iuij ,""m;" ! ",1"s"aI proceeding, in fact they appeared ! kind were planted along the cuts of the
tain tried the machine on J. 1. It., ot the I U) r,.isi, ti. str.in;; view iluts brougiit out ! railroad, thev would almost entirely save
Altoona Tribune, and that's the way the in bold relief as the bright moon shone j Li,e 'blockades'' which have becmue so
thing was found out.
Johu M. llito was almost instantly
killed at the saw-mill of Mr. Louis Flack,
011. the Allegheny Mountains, live miles
west of Altoona, on Friday morning of
last week, by being caught by a belt and ,
drawn into a revolving wheel, which car
lied him around several times in rapid suc
cession and injured him so terribly that he
died soon after. He leaves a large family.
Here he comes. Mr. George Heller,
resident of Fennsylvania Furnace, Hunt
ingdon county, aged .seventy-seven years,
cuts and ranks two and a hall cords of
wo-l per day, which is not so slow for a
gentleman of his age. The same man
missed the train and walked from Altoona
to Tyrone Forges, a distance of some sev
enteen miles, from nine o'clock till four,
a week or to since.
A German named Michel was sitting
on a log in the vicinity of the Johnstown
depot, 011 Saturday night hist, waiting for
tho Fast Line West, upon which he in
tended taking passage, when two men ap
proached, and knocking; him dow n, robbed
be in the act of calling the meeting to order
the shrieking whistle, ot'au approaching en- j
gine threw them into a vioinit agitation, !
and before the committee, who were anx-
iottsly waiting for proceedings to open, had j
tunc to run 1 neir eyes, ine niiieiecu spirits
had vanished into thin air.
''We don't ask any person to believe this
on our say so. The story was told us at
CrcsMjii, 011 Sunday lasl, by a man who
could not be persuaded toutteran untruth
particularly on the Sabbath. Any person
unwilling to credit it can go opto Lilly's
and examine into the matter for himself.".
about twenty or twenty-iive feet from the tions of an An;tlinc, Iib borrowed Moo
of tho road, leaving room lor the ' trom one man and coo irom another, and
n it willi his ilariiug milcmia lorLlin-ajo.
of M if 'li A Kl. M'Caktv. late of final fi"!d
l I" .,11 !,- .ili'r . l.iC.i ilr, 1 1 " 1 ' 11 ' I HII1U1III IV'UIIIJ. l.T... r.-VI, ll.ltlllff
. ' . . i. ..i... , been grunted to the nndei lyned by the lieis
ter of said coimtr. hII person imleotc.i to sm
pstateare lieroby notilied that pMvmetil of their I
respective iiccmmts must he m ide without cr- j
hiv. iiii.I thrive hf.viii(r ch.imy ;io-iOtiir I Hume !
will present them properlv an t heni ien tc j for
settlement. JOHN II. I Ml ! 't; LA ss.
Ciearlleld Twp.. June 13, lST3.-iit. Adm'r.
CATAboGrrrs sxi-iM.irn bv
AilEi'ilf.U SUMIAV-SrBOOL MOV,
'! I - "22 fkMlunl Ntrecl.
-fi.-4Tr.
Ntrec4.
I'lIILADfCMlHA.
Ax Kijen'8 iiL'iuiKR Killed xkau ll.n
Kisi'.rnr.. It will be remembered by our
readers that a note was made of the fact
some months ago that Mr. "Win. 1). Davis,
of this place, who some time previous
had become sadly demented in niir.d, had
been removfd to the Insane Asylum, near
llavincr made these suggestions, perhaps
it is bete to stop for tho present, in order
that they may be coiisideied. W. L. A.
Mr. Fditoi: The experience of former
County Conventions has fully demonstra
ted the impossibility of keeping the dele
gates in the Court room after the impor
tant nominations have been made. All in
terest in tho fin ther proceedings of the con
vention is then cast aside aud delegates, as
well those who are pleased as those who
are dissatisfied w ith the result as far as as
certained, leave the room some returning
at intervals, but many r.nt again putting in
an appearance. The consequence is, that
some- of the nominations are made by a
minority instead of a innjority of the con
vention. There is a sure and effective
remedy for the cure of this evil. Let the
coming County Convention, as soon as it is
organized, cdont a resolution that in mak-
Ilairisburg. for medical treatment. Since , j,,rr the nominations it will begin tl the
then nothing was heard in regard to him, j bottom of the ' nal jo up in regular order
t xect by those immediately interested in j " hijhtxt pee. If this is doi.o. the del
,. ,.. , ., , , . , ! egatts can be held together bv the strong-
his wclbue, until 1 i.eM.ay last, when a , vtt 1eiyoIsal niotive8, aSl if it is ,u,t done,
telegram reached his friends here an- the scenes at foi nier convent ions v. ill bo ro-
A UDITOIVS NOTICE! The un
AfiEXTS WA.NTEDI
AST ADRIFT ! CAST ADRIFT!
A companion to the famou -rh.... e
1,1 MsH-Tmp'- mill "Ten Nivlm In n Har-
him of $ir.s. The name of the poi son w ho nouncing the finding of his dead body near ! enacted. Under this reierted mode of pro-
relieved him of this amount is Joseph the Susquehanna bridge, six miles east of
'.l"byIn
i-i,
lledgaie, but his accessory is not known.
So says the Tribune.
A German named John Farly, a resi
dent of Conemaugh borough, died very
suddenly, on Saturday night last, under
circumstances which induced the belief
that he had been poisoned, aud that too
by his own wife. A coroner's inquest was
held and the deceased stomach taken ou
and sent to Fittsburg for analjbis, and in
tho meantime tho suspected woman has
been left to come and go as she pleases.
A married man named William Huff,
and a "grass widow" named Angelina Da
is, vee llayneR, eloped together from
Jolniktown, on Wednesday night of last
week, the former leaving a sickly wife
and four children unprovided for, and the
latter leaving many relatives and friends
to blush for her infamous conrfuc'. The
arrest of Huff in Cincinnati has been an
nounced, but the report lacks confirma
tion. John Boylan, tho young man whose
arrest and subsequent tiial and conviction
before the U. S. District Court at Fitts
burgh on the charge of cutting open a mail
bag at Cresson has already been noted in
these columns, was on Friday last sen
tenced to one year's imprisonment in the
Western Feuitentiaiy. lioylau's age is a
little past sixteen years, which prevented
him from being Bent to the House of Ucf
tige instead of the Feuitentiaiy.
Geo. W. Lloyd, jr., and Wm. Baum,
of Susquehanna township, found guilty
hist w eek on tw o indictments for receiving
stolen goods, were sentenced, on Monday
evening last, to pay a line ?10 and costs,
and undergo one year's imprisonment in the
Western Fenilcntiary on each indictment;
und Martin Oaks, of same township, con
victed of larceny, was sentenced to pay a
fmo of $20 and costs, and undergo two
years' imprisonment in the same institu
tion. Horace Atkins, tho lad whom we no
ticed last week as having sustained a sc
servo fracture of his right leg, caused by
falling from a wagon loaded with lumber,
and being caught under one of tlio wheels
and dragged for some distance, died at the
residence of his parents in the Fast U ard.
about 9 o'clock on Tuesday morning last,
from lock-jaw, the result of his severe in
juries. His age was about 9 years, and he,
was a bright and promising lad. The af
llictcd parents have our sympathies.
A Gallitziu correspondent sends tho
Altoona Tribune the following item: "Mr.
GiUou, of this place, is the owner of a
piece of paper money of the value of
twenty bhillings. This script was issued
in accoidance with a provision of a resolu
tion of the Assembly of Fennsylvania,
pasted November 18, 17T."i, that being the
sixteenth year of the reign of George 111,
Kinsr of Filmland. It is dated
phia, December S, 1775, and is
Messrs. Kcnleer, Grillith, and Leach
! is a ceimine document, and
llarrisburg, on that morning. Later ad
vices by mail inform us that tlie unfortun
ate man's head was almost severed from
his body, and the presumption is that
both a freight and passenger train had
passed over his neck some time during the
night. The deceased had escaped from
the State Lunatic Asylum two days pre
vious, ai d a search had been instituted for
him by the officers of the institution, but
without avail. It is thought he was try
ing to make his way home when overtaken
by the fearful accident which so tragically
ended his joyless life. The remains were
brought here and interred in Lloyd ceme
tery yesterday afternoon. The careless
ness which permitted his escape from the
asylum, where he was taken for safe keep
ing, has elicited considerable comment in
this community, and an explanation from
the authoriUcK of that institution, if they
have any to make, would seem to be called
for.
We are glad to learn that a good oil
strike has recently been made near Fetro
lia, IJutlcr county, by a company of Cam
bria county gentlemen, prominent among
whom is our patron and friend, Mr. Jas. D.
Flummer, of Summerhill, Croyle town
ship, the other members being 1. W.
Luke, Dr. John Luke and Flias Faul, of
the same place. It is not known, as yet,
what the capacity of the well really is, but
enough is knoKvn to indicate that it will
prove what is termed a good paying well,
Und we are sure we are glad to note the
success of the gentlemen named, who well
doservo the good luck that has befallen
them.
A young man in our neighboring town
of Indiana, seduced a young lady, under j
promise of marriage, more than two years
ago, and left suddenly for the West, in or
der to escape the consequences of his vil
lainy. A half brother of the injured lady
procured a requisition from Governor
Geary, and following the fellow for two
years, liually captured him at Lincoln, Ne
braska, a couple of weeks ago. Ho re
turned with his prisoner last week, aud
had him put under bail for trial.
ceeding, the followincr would be the order
of 'business and nominations: 1st. The
election of a delegate to the State Conven
tion. 2d. The election of Ihrte conferees
to choose a Sdiiatoiial delegate to the State
Convention. 3d. Thu election of a Chair
man of the Fxeeutivc County Committee.
-1th. The nomination for County Auditor.
5th. Coroner. Oth. Foor House Director.
7th. County Commissioner. Sth. Treasu
rer. !tth. Sheriff. 10th. Assembly.
I recommend this matter to the serious
consideration of the Convention, and trust
that a resolution of the kind indicated will
be adopted. As no possible harm can re
sult from it, but much substantial benefit,
it ought not to encounter any opposition.
A Fou.;ku Dki.ku A'l'id.
Mr. EniTon Although the ofiiee of
County Auditor is licit generally regarded
as of much consequence, it is really one of
very great importance, and requires a first
rate man intelligently to discharge its
duties. It in an cilice of honor and not
of profit, and one which no man in tho
county ought to be ashamed to fill, or re
fuse to furcnpt. lt t.lioi--f.i-?, t-o Ikt
hoped that the next County Convention,
in the selection of a candidate, will not
act hastily, but with due deliberation. I
want to see a Board of County Auditors
assemble next January which can dis
charge its duties iriihout the aid andait
anee of a clerk, as has been tho case for
some years past. The Auditors have no
legal light to employ a clerk at the ex
pense of the county. If they cannot per
form their duties, and are compelled to
have a clerk, they ought to pay him them
selves tint of their own salaries. The
nomination by the County Convention of
a man of sound judgment and good cleri
cal qualifications will obviate the necessity
of and remove the excuse for the appoint
ment of a clerk, fourth Auditor. Trilling
as the matter may appear to somo persons,
it is nevertheless one in which the people
of the county have a deep interest, and
ought therefore to be carefully considered
and judiciously disposed of by the Con
vention. ' A Dkmocuat.
On the Western Division of the Fenn
sylvania Railroad, a few days since, a child ; tint
ror.xrit irs thiud year.
We are in receipt of the Pittsburgh Pf.O
pi.f.s Monthly (Illustrated), for June.
This number keeps fully up, in the excel
lence of its illustrations and the variety of
its reading matter, w ith those which have
gone lie fore. A uew serial called "Scarlet"
is commenced and many original contribu
tions from writersof rspute promised. June
bepins this monthly's third yuar. The piils
lication of an illustrated lii-page paper out
West was rather a hazardous enterprise,
but w'a are glad to know that the venture is
a. successful one. Th circulation is over
double that of last year, aud it bears on evcry
paira the impress ot prospeiii.v
ll
"With is
x autifnl illustrations for the home ; its fine
inted paper; its "Household ami "Hoys
two anu a nan years o.u tl,.itu uy.n . i - which surpasses it in
house to the track, m trout ot an approach- ............nue or attractiveness. It
ing train. The tram was checked after no rivcg au.au ro every subscribei a very
the engine and four cars passed over it, j ohojt.0' ;liui ric'u chromo, or a J4x30 inch en
when the child was rescued without re- ; paving. The fact that it has ovr one
cciving serious injury. The mother was ) thousand ministers on its lists, should 1 a
prevented by a workman from rushing un- sufficient guarantee to tamuies that, as a
der the carAfter her babe while the train , paper for the it is arrayed on he sid,
was still in motion. j ot J wanted, on big com-
mis.Mon, iu every sec tion. Address CKoi-Lta
K. H. Sinckk, one of .Johnstown's raos ; Monthly, l'ittburgh, Pa.
i ...- iti tn v ii ! tin ii i
ing Court as a juror. If yon l want a good m(yQn was look;,lg at the
Johnstown, the other night,
We tiniierstnnd he lias been arrested in Cin
cinnati. His liereavetl family lives in a
house on p'rauklin street, adjoining the
store of M. P. Meagher. The wife is almost
cra.eil by this sad event. It is thought
that Huff will return, even if he is not ar
rested, as sooit as his money runs out. A li
feline llayues, once a lovely girl, has for
feited the trust, and conlldence of all her
relatives and friends, and will never brs able
to retrieve her character. She visited Pitts
burgh some time ago in tho capacity of
a . Lot all young girls take warning!
.lohu 15. Koss,-Ksq., of Itlaeklick town
ship, informs us that the township aforesaid
always pays its debts, and still has a littltt
money left. This is right. A township that
sent ninety-six men to the war out of one
hundred and fifteen voters deserves a favor
able notice. Sorry, Mr. l:ss, lor that little
mistake, but you must blame the 'Squire.
You and the School Hoard are all . K.
A letter from a Chinese friend in Califor
nia statcB that blackberries were ripe on the
U'.th of May, ami that harvest would com
mence on tlie first of .Tune.
Presuming that, you will havo your hands
full this week electioneering, aud hoping
for your linal success on thu day of nomina
tions, 1 remain
Yours, in Vhinnp, Po Vaso.
T!i itf-milifiil Sew (iirorao, "Iet."
This is the appropriate name of a nor, su
perb, and iroudrriiUtj ta.in.' It'.xUO inch
chromo, made in I'.oston by the lu st chrom co
maker of the country, and now the rrclusir
property of tho Pittsburgh I'koit.ms Month
ly, tin popular, illustrate! paper for the
home. Large and elegant as it is, it is yirvn
away "in the sheet" to every subscriber at
only Sl.TiO a year. Kverybody has by this
time heard of this monthly. It has just en
tered ita third year, has a very rapidly
growing circulation, aud over one thousand
ministers on its list; universally popular,
and with its tiutrd paper and elegant typo
graphy, it is as beautiful a paper as is pulw
lished in this, or any other country, lt
makes home mattera a specialty ; its illus
trations are generally in that line, and once
l .ikon, it becomes inculuable to both mothers
and chihlien. (iood agents are allowed a
very large commission and are now netting
on it from ten to twenty dollar jer da!, de
pending on the agent and locality. Kx'An
sive territory allotted ;? agents if applied
for at once, and good references given. Send
for sainplu and agents' circular. The be.tt
vhmiee out for good icorki'rx. Address Peo
ples Monthly, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Com- n'T, ' i'V'.'V Al"','l"'- n heliitosmii.ljrrciu.
or to ftb; ,f '"see lebrute.1 mitbor-S,.lomli.l ,v
heriff l',"!'tr'l.c-Kiitlyhotiiill.iilld will seli t sifrht
f t ." ' by t'?""an.ts. Is highly -il.,rswl br the most
i i
- rlersiifncd. npcointel bv the Court of I
mon I'leus of Cuuitn'ia county an AurliK
dist rilmte the fumls in the liamls of ilie f-l
..r ii Mii.i-i.i r.-m., il.u c.i.. ..r
... ............. ........ j A ....... .... nroiii nrnl imniiU.,,,! .... . " .
reatcstnteot l.loxl & raver, vrill uttcnU to tlie V.,..-, ,.r , '1 . ' ' " i K"i" i ui me country,
duties of his appointment, nt his office in Eb- J' " r. '"anil on rue in our tni.l8t wbieh
en.sl.unf. on MiiuAV, the 1st n iv or Ji i.v, A. Thi "J . r r T s'",,,t u1- wi "' more for
I. 1S7:i. at 1 o'clock. l M .. when ami where par- I ' V1.!?.' 'empernnce juid nmrnlUj ttmn the
tivsiuteresteil inn v iittend. if they think i roper. I ,,,"1'., .Ill Ta?..Ti Z l?V w,d J,an-Trnp- cannot
JOSLI'II JUnoNAl.li, Auditor. I VT JS '."'V1, 8 ' ',e .",J,m ber of this hook. A
Ebonsburc. June 13. lS7;i.-:it. t t;J...!h.'Jllth,tw,Vortni Presented
t IrT,, . V , r . ' U'l 1 r e ci reu inri 11 1
CTATEM IOXT of the Auditor' Set- !
' tletnent with the Supervisors of Susijuo-
Ikiiiiki 'riwnfhiii for the year IS
Tims. J. livic.vK. Sujjervisor, Pit.
To Amount, of Duplicate ti?U tffi
tn.
By Work dono by Tumbles Hi"! Kl
" Kxonerations hi 21
" o;i Stone bledye 1 J
" persona! 901 vices, il days ... 75 oO-$5S4 27
Due Supervieor 65 11
Wm II. I.aveiitv, Supervisor,. . .Dk.
To cinmiiit of Duplientf 715 s
Uncut last settlcincnt '.l
1 f.VZ C7
Til.
P.y Work done by TiiXMblew ii7 70
am't p 1. T. J. Ilyrnc. Super'r, S'l 47
" " .iohn Soini-rrilie, Amli'r, I 50
" paid fur I'rmtinsf 2 r0
John Itenrcr, Tp.Clk.
" ;. W. .Vveis. Amlit'r 3 M
V. Heifrii k. Auditor, :i Oil
lithe most poneifut cle-nxrr, st rena t lienor and
remover of (i lanoular Oban uetiona known to
' ll J . 1 1 M il .
It Ik uperlillj nilRiti.d to constitutions "worn
I down ' and debilitated bv the wurm weather oC
I prinjf and Suinnier. when the blood is not l;l
I active el reu hit ton. cnn-emn-ii 1 1 r vmhoi-in,. 1,.,
r. urn 1 un. aii'iiiur, . vi ..1 , r. . 1 ..-,---...-.... e .... -
Personal services, 75 .,.... 115 50-1705 tr, , J u,'hJ S -V-. tK '-'"'".d mi,.. '.rfeet set 10,1
j of tlie secretive organ, iiml m nmuireted ly
We. the Auditors of Sur-'ptehannu Tmrn-ihip, j 1'uinors, I'ruptiuns, lliolclies. Hulls, Pustule,
o hereby erti I v I hat we ha v.i em ef 11 II v exam- i ScrotulH. Ic, Sc.
ic.ed the ubox ea .'countsuiKi Iiud them as cbovt j nen tery ami luiignid from ovnrwork, and
slated. .ii!lne!-9, drunwnw mid inertia tn ko 1 he elm e
JOHN" SOMMEKVUiLE. 1 ' "r energy nd vit'or, 1 he t .-tein needs a 7'ouic
l E I I'-'it m.r.i'KICK, -Autlitois. I Oi build it up and help the Vital J-orees to .e
GEOKfiK W. M V KKS, I K"1" "'"i' r.-eu peru t iep ower.
Attest J.iu.N Ueaiiek. Twp. Clerk. l!-13 i In tJ'eheat oT summer freoiientlv the I.ivcr nnl
- ----- . ' "o noi properlj perl.. nn their filia tion.,;
OTT(llril f'HDOI. DI.S-1 "".' 'grille nrl I'riimry Organs are Inn.ti.e,
Sl ' L1'11-1-' 1 1 V iJ 1 j I'l.l pr.iduciiiR weiikiiess of Momiieh and iutetine4
Tlill I in !ccoiiiit witu the o. lector and and a predispo.-itioii lo bilious derangement
i Dr. Well's EXTRACT OF JUllUBEBA
Treasurer of said ili-tiiet for ll.e i ear 1 '.2 :
S.J. i.rillkl:. Clleetor Im.
,n -.noun, 0. . ,. " Nprepsred direc.ly from theSOVTH AXKKICAX
Cr.
1,007 20
T5y crh and order paiil
.Toh i Heat or. TreHsurer fO-7 01
lty Lauds ret'd to Co. Com'rS.. Ill Mrt
I'.xonernlions ;1
" Coir.misyion for collecting. U2 4S l.I'K) 3S
Due District.
f . 71
Jons ItitAT!:t, Treasurer. pit.
To amount received from S. .1. Luther. t 975 04
" " Stnte appropi iat;m 14(1 12
" VnsoateJ Lands 1,7 70
wiut "est? Tills brilliant little mnga
y.ine. is enlarged, beginning with the ,Iune
number, and now presents an amount of ex
cellent reading and iilust rations that seems
unite, marvelous, considering the trilling
price asked for it. It also brin;;. out a new 1
Chromo, railed M'culth of the. Woods, repre
senting a Winter Wren pen-lied on a ground
work of Wood Moss, with a cluster of Au
tumn leaves in tlie back-ground, and a del
icate little- Vine with green leaves, and richly-colored
Winter P.erries in front. It is a
picture, of extraordinary beawty. Terms of
the Magazine, 40 cents a year, with the
Chromo free to each subscriber. JoilK II.
Aliien, Publisher, Chicago, 111.
Cr.
I!t Orders paid. tl.lsj G3
am't due froni;lat year's
settlement. . 1 54 75
Interest 3
Cummlsslon, S ;r cent 33 71
?1,1S2 W
Due Treasurer from District
1.207 .12
st 10
n.AYf, mid is peculiarly miited toall liiniemf-
1 ticullit-K; it will (M-miH- the vitutiii 111,000.
strengthen the i.ifk-oivino i-owkhs. and uk-
MOVK ALL OBSTKHTIO.NS frolll IMf.UHKI) ASU
LNKKEIU.nil 1 it-cans.
U nil 011 hi be frelv tnken, ng .lurtibeha is pro
nounced l.v inedi) t writers tho mist efllelent
I'l lill'IKi!, TUNIC Hiid Peomxthi'kst known
in the whole rimre i.f me licul plants.
JOHN O. KliLLOC.ti, is phut St.. N. Y.,
Fole Airent for the I'niled Stnten.
PricoOnp Pullur per Hottlo. i-cMul for Circular.
CRAwroiu) i louse;
I BI .VMU K, FA.
John Fltzhariis, - Proprietor.
HAVI.N'ti leased ami refurnished tlic nbnio
well Known nml pofiular hotei. the propri
elor Is now nmniv t'lenured lo nr nnui-ni.
nil wno iniv lavor til
ill with llitir lniii-i.iiuD..
The Lest lht Ihe iiiiirk-t utTord will l.e I
" 1 t the Tn hie at Mil seusons. l!i M:ir will Le k,..
We. t he School Monrd of Sus'iuelmnna Town- 1 eomiantlT supplied with the ehni.-et IImi.,..c
ship, have examined thcaecouuts and lind them j and the commodious Muhle will bo under tho
Correct, a nlmvr stated.
I-:. P. It A K Kit,
( HAS. WKAKI.AND,
JdH .V 1 IIU Ell.
JOHN SOMMLKVILLI
1 ' KT K rt CAU.MAN,
JOHN liHAULK,
p Mav 31. 1?7.
1
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1
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Directors.
s n.-st.
KlQWUiG AIID P.t p. PI iib
irnnijfeor h curei 11 1 mm u 1 ( en t i vo hont ler. No
efTort will tie Bpured to render ifue.-tn comfort
alde und well pieused fn cry i:irti-ular. and
l.j- propc rMtteutioti lo biisiiif-S" ami a uiodeiaio
sculeof prices Ihe proprietor hope to win hi
way to pubi c rav.u-. (Iiiy Z, l-7o'.-lf.l
'I'HH unilersianed desires to inform the eitl
1 r.ensof Chest Spi inx-i and vicinity that he
mis t liK d i v iouirht from .In. A. f.ilt I fiel.t Ha
: i.i.ac k.-mi 1 11 .-IHM-, Moekaml Tools. Hnd will
j curry on the business in u t lirHiK h.-r. s;i(l.
rial attention piiid to liorse Shoi-lny. The pa-tromix-e
of tlie putiiie is respectfully solicited
T 'n ,i..Hor- tl,0 llnn ll.Micii . . . . ... mm Niiiniiii'iii'ii KimrniMnil.
1. x . v vi 1 .".n, ........ .. - i" " 1 r 'n r, linders-rned takes pleasure in ininrtn- j -;r;iin iiki-n in iirhn, t.,-i,
Main street, .lohnstowti. No. 112, is the topic, j 1 tin the Farmer. r,r Cumbria county that he r'1"1 ,"vC" J h'J'f,
1. T. Ooppock is the topic well that's poet- ; has secured the iiyency Tor Chest Springs, April 5, ISrJ, " UI 6iu i
ry, but w may as well say that his big show I THREE CF THE M3ST P3PULA3 AND RELIABLE j nrr ;
window ouLshines tin? dune rosesthenist Ives. . TrnTicI ' A -.OL . t I-..Mh T.
Who can naint like nature? Copnock. M II VV H 1 K X AT U H. A P H, K N ! V.
- . - . . -i. t ' V J E J LLkJ VJU ft.lJ.L-l A- '
Who can lose theso beautiful colors in each i
other? Copnock. Nature s self is outdone
ManufHOttired in tho United ftates. viz:
roll COUNTY TllEARUHEU,
in tlie flowers, ribbons, silks, satins, hats, . fffl Mf.y'rJU AMn uVxnWHANs H?.K i -Tolin J 011trll01't l
t 1. t. coppock, i ittM ema-itu-- uim eiic-..-i---a i - -
bonnets and dress goods
who is about as clever a man to buy from as
ever wielded a yardstick.
He that steals my purse steals trasli. lmt
he that buys m.-nle-up clothing from S. ,7.
Hess & P.ro,, Johnstown, gets the genuine
stuff, strong, well made, well cut, aud well
sewed. Hess might Lave taken tiic prize at
the Vienna Exposition, for cleverness and
tact in selling ready-made clothing at. No.
141 Main street, Johnstown, but then he
didn't want it. ID; would rather have lots
of good fellows from the mountain swoopo
down on him and buy every man a full suit
at honest prices.
rr IV !
rhich basifivmi such universal satisfaction In
I Subject to the decision of Democratic Coun
j ty Convention. I.beiibburg, Apr. 25, '73.
Thk -Miners' and Laboi:-
this vicinity durmif tlie past rour yeai-s; j y'J") TlIK M
ft forM-FOTel "BUCKEYE," ! kXk
a very simply constructed and liht-runninj;
Machine. Over lon.wr.) now in um. wiih a
yearly salv of from 1(1,1X4) to 12.H1O;
'and hist, but not least, tho
SITERIOIM SrilEW-l'OWEtl MACHINE,
At tlio io!:-iiation of
rlv those of the iKhnr.
intrehiss. 1 lieii-bv announce mi self as lb.- Mi-
1 net s ami Niuiiirrs crimiid.ite to represent am
j hrl.-i county iu the l.cjris!tnre of Pen!)vlrnnta
I st the next set-sum, und sliuil. If eieeted, (iis
! eharie the duties of that oSlee houecf.'v Hiid
1 faithfullv. JAi. NUON.
I W'a&hinirtnn Twp., JTay 2f, 13.
w.riii or road wagon, or a 1 li'";'BS. r-rr;iothinii of James J. Murphy, 10.)
ii- cimwr is tlie man 10 six ino 1 i""" "i- .
KrlvXTANTKl), ami J,UI.rS
pieces. W fr out PUKSS AND STI.'ALNEK-
vt i Pres-x-s and strains jams, jellii. Ii.-rbs. veeetrt-
One ol tho mor.t sitnpie and Lghlest draught j
iiiiii'iiiini 111 u-,e. njn 110 uix m
necessary shaftr, or bolts or
l llili WLIl'l'-iI i LVilt I 1. i...i tll..w. t"... .rlieese. etc. Over .m,
wasonexhibitimiat theJohnsu.wn ppo.ition M MacloI.e'an.K
Kur last l-ad. where. It wasadtnired by all ?ouJ ; I w a 1 s i . . ,.,1,,, t his cry protii-
JiKle of such machines. . ViaX fr...-. I.ml..1 & Dam... 10-J
f Farmers wishma- to purehnse the bet , " L" 2, i,,iu Me, It II -St 1
M?nVEU AN I UK Al'KK in the market are in- w ashm-ton .-I rt . t, I. .u..USM
I vited to call and U-nive their order-early with : ' .
if. undersigned. I! III). H I N n.Iii . 1 I I
Kbensburir. June ll. ls7;l.-tf. ! I'l
M. HossART & Co., successors to John .T.
Murphv, Johnstown are doing a rushing
business in the dry goods line. The people,
tloek to see their charming new goods, like
pigeons resort to a buckwheat field in iSep-
1 a ...1 ,ir T-ti-i.r-el lor tliev keen '
.1 .; 1 . I,,.,,, di-v ,to,1s Mini are mlev.t ! ".f undersigned.
in the art tif selling at noimlar prices. Hire '
them a call. l OTU A V HOUSE. Came to the en-
JH C'K, l. D.,
l'liysi-ia iinilSiir;eoii,
11 i.mwN. Pa.
Office In rear of John P ick's store. Niyht
culls may be made the le-.-denee of Jor.i
Iifi a. l-.i- 'April 1. Is7:l.-tf.
: l t ..l.c.a ..r ti.. wiiliserilier. in Cliest town- ,
.. .....l .....- I . - nlvilllt tllO 1. ufAi.lf ' . , r II.,. ..
oiiai v. ".' " -"o sliip. Camoria count v, 1111 me .,a ua .' .
of Hour, feed and groceries they keep ; and ; jAUK hay HOUK.at.oiit 7 years..!.!. i:!hand- v M P 1 (HTM V V M It
others may try to induce, persons to buv bv bih, and hsvimr a litt ie white on ;'' ; I -m' ' - y '- -U.-V VI. !.,
dechtrilig.V- sell very W Vet this ; - ' "'IbKV,
near in mum, now ii':n: ii j mi mm, iio.iu jjje ,ie H.,, he disposed or ui-como.!.. ,.. . ? " . ; umepoa mi;h street, nf-nrlv opposite Itl.tir a
you see.k o'er antf o'er, better Hour anil feed, 1 ADAM Ll.ID.N. j Hotei. Icg:do:ie on Craw ford si.. West Ward.
I Chest Twp.. June B, i..;--oi- wneie uirn cans siiouiu Pe made. p i.-n-i
and other things that you need, than at IC. J
il ills' cheap store. Try his choice leas.
I
AUK VANTi:i Vol it Tiiors-
TrtR TIi:iix M'ay. The. vvav to cet rich ' ' am
.. .. u t , .... ..-i. i. ami : WHnted at tiie
J .U ,1, . ' .'O IIIVIH J ...! , V.. -.w. .-,
nero .
hat j
,, i ii 1 : .... 1... ..! Limn v vfuir iiiiiou t-iit..
1 .niiiiiL'i- i t ii 111.11 1 er. iiu , ... - . j 1 . - - ic 1 1 1 c :i. i.iir. 1 1 nt; liroiiei ii.iv id uu 1111 i 10 un v '
iiui'u v . . ... . .1.,. ....I. ..III. I Ifl null IIIW.-...J. 1- .
, , .... 1V0. most reasoname leims. ie.iis Mini iulc...... :.i.., -, ,,ir ! von 0111 uirt ik cbeatiest. and bu v onl v w
signed uy , 1wSl.B!S in Kbnsbur-, but be- 1 chase, llecan t smut. " -..,- ..,.,, - M .v-'t t.Vv.l's irrJat men an
Tbis lievin- that there was a po.nl opening 111 I from Jluq . 1 v r w . t .. ilMmi.,.Iuellts to(
.. 1 .......... be removed to that place, .mo. is v ..mon.. . ...... - i,,..,l dee- ' nun luisers iii this region, (ioous very ( in
iij .loiiiio... "-. . ,!,., II,,.. in likewise. .Mlir 'U.v i ' , . ,
ICHlCsUd ! now doing tlio Uit " "V ' tiuiiu to buy Horn vuu ever read about, very SuiccT, auo o n a.iu......
J. (1AI.LITZIX LAKE.
Onus O AK AND HKMLOPK HAKIv . .
li,enewT1.nn...r.V. Wood v al. Johns- I A t t O 1 11 OV-ll i-JtX AV,
llbensb-urv, i nmbrin Co., l'o.
1'mdi miid on delivery. .1 ppii 10 oi uu-
j nM ' W . I i . K - i:S I h 1. 1 . Ml'.
June fl, lS7:l.-4m. Johnstown 1'. O.
,LI AM K ITT ELL.
'-1
oatia le i.
.Wornt'ij-
ash j TT7ILLIAM
,:ip, J .ir-f.iKr. irbf-n-hui if. Ph. O.'tice in
l enlie .-Iret-t. 1.1 - H-J
TOIIN 1'. LINTON.' Attoksev-at-Law
Johnstown. I'm. ofiiee in tmilJimr souih
we1 corneror M:ui imd l'rut.klui streets. Iip-
t:.i:. r.i.tram-.-o'i Pi mil. Im si 1 l.
i Any body who can beat this is
to speak out."'
,V;"":e'" the rearof hem.
the county