IwM llitlhrlTli
MMbJMM aop '
Clear Creek is a miniat me river that rnns
through the canon of the san.e name. It
descends upon a down prade of -hi1 ftct per
jnik', w ith here aiid there a fall ' " tkv
precipice lift cen or twenty feet i" height.
I.arp;o bouhleis, forty and M'y n l t " di
ameter, and weie.hii.jr thousand of tens,
impede its dashing process cvciy two or
thiee ltuiidic.1 y.nds. while its cuivcs are
bo sharp and fremient tliat the stream tan
riowhoie he wen for the distance of a thous
and feet, (iraiiite cliffs two or tl.ree miles
high project over it on either t-de, and give
a flight fully romantic aid dangerous ap
pearance to tho rushing torrent beneath.
Just below Ulack lIa-. k, on the side of
tho stienm, a small reservoir has been c-.u-stiueted
in which is kept an ordinary skill'.
Last Sunday two little tons of Mai tin I1".
"Walker, aged resj d it. ly ten and t wclve
years, got into the heat and weie si '.r.shhi",
iu the water with a stick, when the fasten
ing gave way and the boat went diifting
towards ihe rapidly runniiii curirnt. The
little boys soon li.-covcri .1 their thinner,
but were powerless to avert it, and tliey
clutched liold of the nidi of the boat and
with pallid countina: c s aai;ed ti t ir
doom. Soou the boat was -aught by the
current and be;;an dese tiding at a fearful
rate. On .she went, the b.s" h.;:s bl iwii tr i
off and their hair s'an'ing straight n j ;
overl'lack Hawk ia idsth ypa scdlikc .n
arrow, clearing a distance of sixty iiet in
a single dash. Lighting again on the to -rent
surface, the boat seemed to have gain
ed a lic-w impetus, and shot by t! e ho-ddcis
and around the rocky points with the cele:
ity of a sunbeam. At a distance of about
Bix miles below the starting point, C'oi due
tor Gibbous, who was standing on the rear
platform of the down C. C. train, saw tin
boat coming, and immediately stopped the
train. All hands rejaired to the water's
edge, and did everything in their pow.-i to
arrest the fljing boat, but past thorn she
went like a bullet from a rilie, and w as out
f tight in a moment. The conductor then
ordered the engineer to nut on a full head
of steam and follow .is rapidly as possible,
which ko did, constantly sound
THE CUi;SE OTO'K ELL Kl'.
lias been before the .TTiCrican public
OVER THIRTY years. It l,a.; nevrr rot
f.iiled to give perfect Rath-f.iet:cn. an I h:n
jii.-tly been styled tho pa:i:io;a-for nil ex
ternal Wonnils, Cuts, Purr.s, S-.vcliinr,
Sprains, llruises, &c, Sc., for Mm mi 1
Beast. No family shouM V" --'-.' -
s. c -v? t.j-t.-a
Jrir'Ar J:
in- the kz?ss:j?
alarm of danger, lie did not ret anothei ; ft li'-'v
glimpse of the boat, but tho alarm brought 1
the employes at Heaver Cieek Station to !
the look out, ar.d qi;:ck'y re.akir.g ;i slip-
lioosc they so;ight to throw it over the bow
of the boat as she came tinder the bridge, i
This they succeeded in doing, but could !
no more hold it than they could have hi Id !
a thunderbolt, and over L'eaver Creek I'a!! :
she went w ith tho speed of lightning. The '
flls are about thirty fett high, and at the !
front are a number of large boulders, hut !
the velocity of the boat was such that it j
cleared them easily, and struck the water
tome twenty feet beyond. From hero no
mortal eye saw the boat or its living freight
until it reached a point one bundled miles
below Denver. Through Golden into the
Platte river and under the Lenver bridges
sho went, unnoticed nor slackened her pace
until she lodged in a drift, the distance be
low Denver above mentioned. The Phitte
does not run very rapidly, but the boat had
acquired such a wonderful speed in its de
scent from the mountains, that it far out
rode the current. A Mr. Welsh, who lives
on a farm near the drift where the boat
lodged, discovered the boys in the buat,
wliich was nearly full of water, and took
them to his home. They were restored to
their overjoyed parents the following even
ing, after having accomplished the most
perilous journey in the quickest thne ever
before made by any human being who es
caped alive. The distance traveled was a
hundred and forty miles in two hours, but
how it was ever done, or how the boat es-
raped being dashed to j ieces upon some of
the huge boulders or rocky cliffs whieh j
everywhere inteicept the course of Clear!
Creek, is nothing ho;t of a providential j
miracle. Probably not again in a thousand
years could the journey be made with the i
1 . -l:- . . . i
ut" -l'P'iances, ana ly the most skillful
mariners. Central City Col.) Coach.
1 -
S.T-1J360-X.
JspfloX
T-:thout this Unimcnt. TIio Tnoney re
funded unless tho Liniment h as repre
sented. T.ti pnre. cr.-l fit the peuuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold
by all lirup-frists and Couritrv Stores, at
i' c , COj. sil l ?l.f-0 per TotUe. Notice
-c--.- i.f
rl Book 1,
U WANTED A
H J- B. BURR & HYDfc, lJl,',
pJll PUBLISHERS, "f- V '
jjrjji Hartford, Ocnn. I jrfery
CIV Eli A V AY.
A Fine German Ghromo.
Wc M-nd r.n Hi-irant ( linimn. !onnt nnil Hea.ij
lor I ramnn.-. t rre l Kvcry Asrnt.
The "Curse of O'Kelley," though occa
sionally alluded to, has peihaps never been
seen in print by a great majority of our
readers. Carmac O'Kelley, the celebrated
Irish harper-, went to Doneraile. jn the coun
ty of Cork, where his watch was pilfered
from his fob. This so raised his ire that
ho embalmed the peoplo of that place in
the following
"SIKISI; OF CTRSES."
Alas '. how dismal is my tale :
I lost my watch in Ooneraile
Mv Dublin watch, my chaiu and seal (jwfe),
l'ilfered at once in Doneraile.
May f r and brimstone never fail
To fall in showers on Doneraile ;
Mav all the leading fiends assail
The thieving town of Doneraile ;
As lightnings flash across the vale,
So d.wu to hell with Doneraile ;
Thu fate of l'uinpey- at I'harsaie,
15e that the curse of Doneraile ;
Mar beef or mutton, lamb or veal (re),
lie never found in Doneraile,
Iiat garlic soup ai.d scurvy kalo
l!e still the food for Doneraile ;
Ami forward as the creeping snail,
Th' industry he at Doneiaile ;
May Heaven's chosen curse entail
On ragged, rotten Doneraile ;
Mav sun and moon forever fail
To beam their light on Doneraile; -k
i May every pestilential gale
' P.iast that cursed spot called Doneraile ;
' May no sweet cuckoo, thrush, or quail
: I'.e ever heard in Doneraile ;
i May patriots, kings, and common weal
j Despise and havra.-s Doneraile ;
j May every post, gazette, and mail
I Sad tidings bring of Doneraile ;
! May vengeance fall on head and tail
From north to south iu Doneraile ;
May protit small and tardy sale
Still damp the tr:nle of Doneiaile ;
May fame resound a dismal tale
Wheue'r she lights on Doneraile ;
May Egypt's plagues at once, prevail
To thin thH knaves at Doneraile ;
May frost and snow, and sleet and hail,
lienuiiib each joint iu Doneraile ;
May wolves and blood-hounds trace and trail
The cursed crew at Doneraile ;
May Oscar, with its fn-ry tiail,
To atoms thrash all Doneraile :
May every mischief fresh and Male,
May aii from llelfast to Kiusale,
" v; ..: ,-t. r-jt.rpyL.U . B T B B i 41 5 All VBf 1 r ..,.... .i i
lJ:SSiiSSMSSl : t1 1? SJ M W I! V t il 1 . Mav neither flour nor oatmeal (,,t,,t,t!f)
V-t--'.T'' 'iA'jShM i oi:. lie found or known in I)oneiaile;
Q-3SSM ' l lrl' W THE Sntl-IVE. May want and woe each joy curtail
j That e'er was known in Doneraile ;
That wraps a rogue in Dom-raile :
ot f!i - World: Mines :nei Mode-of Workinjr thM!i: i Mav all the ionics that rob and steal (sI.:Il)
I ndi-iciin-i-iiis il Sin ic-tv; (oi'ii'ilinu- ;inl its
Horrors; ( ;iein ami t'tu-ir Mvsteiies; The : i ne gabows meet in Doneraile ;
IJY TIIOS. W. KXOX
"I- 1 .'' " '. 1 ""' -r"- I May not one eot?in want a nail
U'- US I r I f 11H I '1 A ( 1 1 1 1 I 1 I IHOIIH
3tr7 I I.i-'!ilil Ij:iv: St:u tiinjr Advent ores in all p;ir!s
if,."
ii.o . ttiiv.s ol i. k.-.i;i. l;i-is.-.s .in.) tli.-ir , Mav tuisclii.tf l,i- a a Norway whalo
.seereis: I '. .u ii : 11 1 he I i t hi-ol t ne s.-:i; M l any.j i
Monesof the I el ee! i. .11 i,r 1'iii-ie. Tin- book OYrwheliu the knavesiii Doneraile;
treats of e. perienee with l.riu.oel.-; nijhts ia , 4.,.. .. i.. .....i ... r,..;i
c. pi, .1,-ns mi. I tainl.-iiii-h. lis; lit-in pri-on; ! euls.s wlio.i ami I let.ul
stoi-ie ol e vil. s; ti.H-eiit.ii e-i :iinotir Imil.nis; I l'our with fall force on Doneraile ;
joiiinevs I iiroiiL-"!! seu-ers uri.l i-n ta.omtiS ; aeei- ,.,.. .. .,, ...
l.-ntsiii min. s; i.irntes and niiaev : tori ores of I Md eer tra.tspnu Wont t
sail
ya ruKETY a VEonrA'ET.E ritEPAraTrov,
cotEpoed elrr.p'.T of well-kiiOAu ROOTSi
HFRBS. FRUITS, c.ii.l.:ae-l v.iit ctiur
j,rip l-tie. whieU in tiie.r i.ai;;ro fcrft Catliarti--,
A lie: ieut, Notmi.-uii. Dsar.:tii.-. .It..rau.-j an 1 AnU
lilioua. Ihe vhelo i rrcoirri d i;i a BiiitWieut
quui.tity of spirit ii nri ti.o si liAll CA.E W
k .-ep tloai iu uny ciiiaatc, hiL uic3 tlie
AHTATION
o :o of tho raot dcsiri lo TdhIcs and t'athar
tiiM i:i tu wurid. Xjv; i.re iut.jadod etriUy aa a
i tno iiiijiiisirion ; worideif nl tui rirliuies ; inider
. world of the frreat eities. etc., etc.
Ve want hjciUj. tor this .vork. on which we
I tri v- ex eh i si ve territory. A rents cm i iiwki-fli")
; a w.-.-k in seliunj tlds liook. Send lor circulars
and special terms to mr-!, ts.
J. li. HI ltlt A ! I Vi)K
llart'ord. t 'onn., or ( hieair". IM.
H M
STEAM EI11
oa3y to be tiECd as a medicine, and always according- ;
to .art-clieliB- t
They are the ehpet-anchor of the frt Lie and dc- '
bidtatfd. Thoy ae u.Kn a disease 1 liver, and ;
stimulate to such a decree that a healthy action 1
t once Uronsht about. As a n-medy to wLitb. j
AVou.rti air ecpsciaily 8tit;.1e;t, iti6irpersi-di- j
every other etinaiiiatit. As a Spring ami .-Sum.
-hit iuuic, ti.ty havo no tr.uil. UUcy area
cald an.l jroiitie l ur-2t.vca well us Tonic. They
1-urily tho Wood. They are a eplendid Appetizer, j
Ti.ey rr.nfto Cia weak strong. TL.-y purity and in-
TitJorato. They cure Dysjiepeia. Constiition. and j
Headache. They act a a f pocifiu in ail specie, of
disorders which underruine the bodily blreutU mid '
brbk down the ani-ual spirit-.
Depot, 3 Park Place, New York.
Ci-Riors Wn.r, Case. Tho Trov r;.,
relates the following concorning a well-
kuown citizen of that place who ia 14o
inai rie.l au estimable huly there : ' -1 r a '
......... 'i
witue they lived hai-ny together, hut on
account of family dissensions in lf-lS they
fcigned an agreement that they would lae
apart. The fruit of their union was a
daughter, who lcinaincil with the mother.
Borne time after the hiishand, presuming
hehadbeen legally di voiced, man ied again,
and bkortly thereafter his wife followed h s
example. In time the gentleman's second
wife died, leaving him a son, and a few t
years ago he again married. The la.-,t and j
third wive3 are still lning, but a few das j
ago the gentleman died, leaving the bulk j
of Lis property, amounting to :3",i.K'tl, to!
his Inst w ife and family, consisting of two !
child. en. f ince the death of the eentlc- '
man it has transpired thr.t, n-4 having I ecu ;
divorced from h.L- fhst wife, he committed
bigamy in mam it.- Thc ,ht ,,ifo
will now bring an i.et.o .;, through counsil,
to bleak the will, which ha., nt JL.i i,c.L.,,
presented for probate, bh' claims th.t
vhen the w iil was maue, Li.r iii: t husband
v asnot in his sound mind, and il.al umh-e
HAGAN'S
(FouiiEui.v "Wood & JLi,;:!t.)
STSTlOliSSY 3 FOSTABLE
Steam Engines.
The Best & Most Cotnnleto Vssortment
in the Jlarket.
lalm
A FEW ATr-LICATION-o MAKE A
Pure Blooming Complexion.
It is Partly Vegetable, and lta operation is seen
and felt at once. It does awtsy with the Hushed
App.araiice caused by H,-at. 1 alarue, and llxcue
meut. Heals and nn.ovrs all Blot. hisau PiaiplCB,
iUptlIin(i daik a-'id m:6iiLt:.v spots. Drives avray
'iau. 1'rivi!. s. and feuutiurii. aiid by iw ptutie but
jicwernil iiiilueiicc mauUcs the titled cheek wiLii
TorTnrri. elooh ajtd euaxtty.
Sold by all r rupgiats and I'aucy Ktores. Depot,
6a l ark Vce. New Vcrk.
Thpy-j Encri'.'H 'h-vre nl ott Tr.in','ne'l tn very
liijjhet stnnd.irl of f x(vlieti"c. W"i m ik- thu
r . -. -, 'hi .Hirm. . .
spceialr-. V."e iuive tij-.-laiMent and mo.st romt'l.'ta
-works of th? kin.i ia tiieeotmtry, Trhli nuoliiuery
ep'vi illy ail.-ip-fd to tho -work.
Wo keep mst:iii:!y in por-o9 xrv nnrabers of
FnziurS, whieh w ; f irui-h tit tho very l.)"t priw
and on the shoirt'st tio'u-a. W'n bud-i Kiit'inoa
e;ci:iilv adlKo 1 to Miiif, Saw Milli, Grist MiLis,
Tannerl.'s t.'itoa Gius, TLrhcrj and aU claiaea
cf inauiifiieturintr.
AVe ar now bu-.Mincr tho c-'i'Tintol T..ine Ciroo
l ir Saw Mill, the best and laoat couipletu saw rni'.l
ever iuvnto.l.
V.- mnk- therancf!Vriir of Put Mill ontfit a
epf-cial I" -atui-Q of o ir business, aud can funiisa
Complete on th-' shortest no.ic-j.
Our aiui in till cases is to furnish the let ma
chinery iu the market, and work absolutely un
e;j'inl".l for V hi" yof d -si m, i-cvioiny iiudaiieiirth.
Scud for Cir:iilitr and Frice Lint.
UTICA STEAM EriGlKE CO.
V'TICA, IV. V.
iiitlucncc was excited ovu hi
will
,1. :. . i ...
-iuon uunci in .in ic.u e.-iaie iiaus.rt.iK';is,
Old has engaged counsel to pr seeute her
tlailll ill behalf of herself and daughter,
the latter being also mar: ied. All the ' ar
ties are of the greatest resi cctabiht y, a. d
tho case is a very hard one fr all co::-cenicd."
Tsi.Ho.viNe; Naii.s. Dr. loower, of Liv
erpool, states that, for the past twenty
years, he has employed eompresed sjmjii-c
very fcucces.M'u.iv iu thy treatment of in
growing liuii. i::s t-ii.j js lo londcr
the s:onge couij act by wettiug and tlien
tying it tightly until it i , thoroughly dry.
A hit ef the Kiniiri i..:. . ..
less tiitin a ram
of rice, is placed under the nail, and is se
cured by st:ipsof .i!!ii-siv ph...,t,.r J., t,ls
way the j-oli t t.f t!.e na'i , , !,, . .."
the t0 tltllll t he .-1 1 r.iuiii:o sol t pail.suie
leoloied to thir Uuiiij.il coiid.lio.i i, ,
propriute mcaue:. CU' coi.isc there U no
jaiu in this lena-ily, and its application, in
quires ou!y oid:;-..trv skill-
, t-iT" L-4 j
p CO i
SriT i
WOOLEN FACTO BY!
AliKN'i'S WAXTKl) FOIt THE
GJULVT IXDUSTKIES
OF THE V SIT ED STATES.
V 0 I'lC.F.S AM 5li FNO It A VI V(i PKINTED IX
' KN.il. 1SH A V I GEItVAX. WIJiTTEN BY 2U KMI-M-.NT
At-IIIOKs. IM-I.fniNfi .lOHN H. (ioruit,
Hl). I.Eos oask. 1HWAUU lloWI.A.ND, HKV. K.
. l.l.HIN I1A1.I., fun. n KII.KV.AI.lllIltTllitlSHAM..
! I",.,.V -rK oui:i i.r.v. K. u. i-i:i;ki.s. eio.. kto.
es.irf.ol.T ls" '"'"l-lete- history of;!! tranch
' Im .it n , o ".-l','ces.Kis f inantilncturf, etc.,
1 n.-tcin I Vm' l iS 0 ""M'lcU- i-ncvi-lo,.,.ii:, of
! t Milling tlll.l VHlimbi. work- of '
sui'jeets of treneral int.-ir-st tver t.llVrc.l to th.
pt.l.lie. It U adapted to tho VamV " rTl o ?llr .
ehant. i t i etiirt-r. .K-chanic, Farmer, Stu
dent and Inventor, art stlis to both old and
youinr ot all e hisses, the booh is s.,1.1 bvi"M-nts
who are uiakin- ltiri.'P salt-s in all ari of tho
country. It is nlTered at tne low pri. of f:l 5ti
and is the cheapest hook ever sold bv ni.'ei.-,'
1 ttoti. No family should Iw withn'ut , .,.,.v-
V'e want agents in every town in the I'nited
I -'ini-f, nnn 110 .cin l"l.Il lull lotto well With
I this book. O.ir terms aie liberal. We iri.-.
.""tir iiirents the exclusive riwht of t.-nii.e-v
I nc of our tiirents sold 13S copies in eirlit d.n s
iiiioi ner soi.i .i in two weeks. Pur iijfi nt itt
Mtitttord sold 3VT in one week. Specimens of
the w irk sent to agents on receipt of stamp
lor eireiihirs and terms to nuent. addr.-ss th
I'ubhshers. J. u. m;kr & HYIJi:,
Hartford, Conn., or t-tucajro. Ill,
C UAVTOlTl) HOUSE,
i:;n..siti kg, iw.
John Fitzharrjs, - Proprietor.
II'wVi'iXLt: u""" Illr"1 refurnished the above
l lot Is ll(iv :,i.:.lv i in :mi ,.. o...., ........!... ..
! w ho to .,- r...-. 1 .-. muiuuiuuiiio
A convict briny front I louerai !u ;
May every clitiiii ami milkiuj.' jiail
Fall lry to staves in Doneraile ;
May cold ami hunger still conceal (coiyi!;)
The stagnant blood .of iHMlerniie ;
May every hour new woes reveal (v-r.ic)
T'nat lie! 1 reserves for Don- rail.- ;
May every chosen ill picvail
O'er the imps of lloneraile ;
May the In.ptsition straight impale
The rapparees of Ilonerailu ;
May rSodom's eurses now prevail
An.l sink to ashes Lloneraile ;
May Charon's boat triumphant sail,
Completely manned, from iJoneraile ;
h 1 may my coupiet never fail
To find new woes for Doneraile ;
And may grim I'luto's inner jail
Forever groan with Done-railo.
The I.Ac.fiAOE Smabiif.u Oxtk Mrr.r..
Xt'e gather from our exchanges that the
potato bug has begun its aptiual ope rat ions;
that the Hies are going to be a greater pest
than ever; that the season is to be an ex
traordinary one for the development of thc
mos.piito; aud that gt asshcj i ers aie eat
ing everything up in the west. Plans in
numerable are suggested for the extermin
ation of these pests, but none as yet seems
to haveVouud favor. These things must be
expected to come in with the tummer sea
son, which would lose half of its interest
niiiioutiiitiu. iie.itici pest tia j also made
its seasonable appearance, simultaneously
with the hogira to the watering places, and
that is the baggage smasher against whose
depredations a wail of agony is going up
from one end of the country to the other.
This monster has developed into a creature
of extraordinary destructiveness and defies
extirpation. We read of one whose haunt
is between Philadelphia and Cape May,
who, it is claimed, can take a Saratoga
trunk by the handle and pull the entire &ide
out without a seeming effort, and go about
his business as though he were not the least
bit proud of his achievement. L'nfortu- i
nately for him, the owner of the trunk was
seized with a frenzied ambition to pull this
baggage smasher's cars off, and had uearly
succeeded when he was interrupted. We
are very sorr he w as not permitted to con
tinue, as he might thereby have discovered
the long-desired remedy against the further
encroachments of this untiling and devoted
encourager of the trunk trade.
A coiiKEsrosDEST of the Scientific Amerr
ican commends onious as a specific against
epidemics not as an esculent, but sliced
and kept in a sick-room, w here they will
absorb any atmospheric poison. They
should be replaced by fresh ones every hour.
Ic is noticed that in the room of a small
pox: potient they will blister and decom
pose very rapidly, but will prevent tlie
spread of the disease. Their application
has also proved effective in the case of
snake bites.
MEW DISCOVERY
la CUi.mi.cul. and Medical Science.
Y00I' 10II1Ii:LL 4t C() -WASHINGTON
STREET,
TKAiison lyili
A New Yoi'.. e,,,.
a pet m. !,!; v ..- v
"i
'e -;
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, ?a., ! rr-ud. n.. . . ; ; ;-
i of punch at;.! s-1:,,i,, . . 1
Wholesale and Edcil Dealei s m
mciiis w l.i. ii
man rae- -r tl.
foreign m mm my m. z
II Is So i"wed lf ,,
o
so
7. .--WTK.S.ferTWf53
Dr. GARTO S TAK IICTIFDIES
Cure Illt ipiCllt roilUSElllllOJl
j deliriuiit tie;
111 ins ,
, to the ni..!:ktv i.;:.,'.
tog i.j u:e 1:1.
travelled in f.;e:'
nials ab..tn:.l, m?;',
'It w;i in a ,;.
Couutty, o;, i;... , ,
journeying or,,. '.
sat down mnie: t!
Lain an tn-e. ar.-i .
. : vaiiotis d. !.;,-. r
PROVISIONS and YtlU, ALL KINDS, glass ..f iw
IIII.I.I.M It V GOODS,
IIARIWARE,
QUEI'.NSWARE,
BfOTS AND SHOES.
II ATS AND C.rS.
IKON AND NATL?
' cartets and oilcloths.
Hl,I7 A -mrt A.-f
Cfl GLASS WARE. YELLOV WAHl..
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
' v-n .
Together with nil manner of Wesfprn Produce,
tin Led bv t!.
WOOD. MORRELL k CO.
Mi.c'l. a, FLOUR. BACON. FISH. SALT, ! . ,,iJ'-'K-'ae. (i
Dr. JAUVIX'S TAK ISCUKDIES ! CA 1! BON OIL. &c, Ac. I :'a ,ut.,('
Curo Cutsirrh. Wholesale and retail orders solicited I'-c.i
,v 'Fl? T?r,"TTT'OI"FS antl T"oir,tlv tilled on t he shortest notice and , aim t-.i s. ; ...
Cure A"Slinta.
Pr.tiAKTlVfii TAIt KCirDIJCS
Cure i:-;art Disease.
5r. GARVI VS TAIS KESKDICS
Curo S!-;:.n Iisrasos.
Bi. MAKVIV.- TA II-CSEDIKS
llegul:.t the "Liver.
Dr. A3CVI'S TAlt UI-LtlEDinS
"Regulate theSf:t:sr3iand Bo'.vel-
Dr. ilIZ 2 'ti TAlt ltCTICKIJCa
Cure all Feiiaie tVeiiSiMesee:.
Dr. c;ai:vi's taij ic3udie:s
Purify the SSlocri.
Dr. CiAKVIS'S TAK KEFRIES
Cure Dixeavi oi"tIi '"Tliroiit.
Dr.C-AISVI'S TAZi liLlJICiilKS
Cura Bronrliiias.
i.i. ... 11
Hut after a jiule ; ,
dow n. and v, e t ' t
..,,,. .. w . 1 .. :
j and w. i.- wjr..i::n- :
j slcnle. v. ! ( ;; to or.-
I keys a y.-.t;t, .
j branch at our fee;,
i 1 he c!.i m:i n- t '
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, -r
j totrttbei- j',,,- a ,. , .
HARDWARE. OUEENSWARt. h-
Geo. 0. K. Zahm,;;!
-DEAI.EK IN
DRY GOODS,
H1TSC1FS, BOOTS, SHOES.
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES GENER
ALLY KETT IN A COL'NTRY STORE.
Ir.ARV!VS TAK BK7IEMES i WOOL AND COLMKV TKODUCi:
Cure-I5o5C CcKVor'TEayl-W.-er- ! TAKKN ,N ixcbxsgv. for gooi-..
Dr.GAKVIX'S TAK BtKBILS
maces ol t he ti ; t
with the : hei in :'.
'1 heii- looks an.l -
that they s-.tsp. .-
of the death of ;
and had we i:.d
other niuiuei-i
d'";:bt have bee:
Hut e were h:k. : t
(-f thu monkey -.
there nn:st b.- .
Curo Cnsti:Ri:J. i . i:beu.H-u.-g la. tribe, sepan.te.i 1,
Dr-S. n" j WOK WELL TO Wli IMifHSTAM-iXCS.
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Dr. ('AiiVi.n n iiL.tlKuiEN ) JOHN D.THOMAS.
CW Kidney ttisoa i Xioot :incl Shoe litlici
T'-t-v -t -" ',,'l-B S- IVii-vi'r ' I " '-"""TMne.i r. s;. -t t n ;, mi onus tiisnu.
i.a...H...C..I.lu '-''0 te.r melons eiitor.ter and tie- pul.iie y. ti. -r.il-v
Dr. ASSV5S TAlt I5".TSL'iCi:S .!' l-repared to m.ouH ael tire Ii. ,; . r a.:."i
. , . . s-H'U-.sol ::ti .lestr.'d n.e or .jtiniit . fif.m tUe
i. revent i-j ..i:l 5 II S E-ever-. ttm-st I-'rec.eli ealt'-skin tiootn to tilt- eo;tre-t
, ornans in the- vLitv IiKst manmh. on Jthe in every uireetio:i. t .
i short, st noiicv, titi l at n nio i -rute urice-s 1 t! .. f .'i i. . o. 1 '
I like wt.rk eatt he o!,i,!n(-,l laivwi, ,-r-. ' j V'r iyJ'1'1 V L': 7
I '1 lioso who Im ve worn M.kiI.s :iu.! s.'io.-c mi,t,. I Alter a iittic Vil:..e-
dow n cue f the ;
and came to the e ; .
it up. examiiieti i:
i he shon'ii'u-r, t '.. .
wound. Iii-ti:.et .
I ifion iut-- certaii:
oil the- oToimd .t t -
Js-. JA5SVSV' TAIC lZTir.Ziir.ti
Remove I;iii iSsc Ereat.
br. CJALuVS."'' TA5"! KE.TEEDSES
li-.-move I";i in the Si5' or Bjfk.
Dr. C.AICVSX'S TAU llKJilultirji
-vr -" ti ?S ji T'a
55r. Ai:v:VS TAK 5 LI.TIKIJZi:
r.cstert! thc AjV'f.-iiic.
Dr. G5AUV. - TASt ESBIKDIES
; at my estal.ltii.ient net-.l no M-.-unmce .- to j rivet his attei:!;. n. ! .
; the swi-.-t ior oii tlity ol my work. .r!:.-t Ciin mounted the live s- . -
: -n.-ily l.e eovn . of the n.ct if thevwiiK nly ., , l,t , '
; ; jjive n:e a triti!. Try itml he e. n jite-.i. j with one eiutch h:id s
I fT Ueimirmsr .r Hoots tin.: .-!: nttciv1! ' snake, w ith w hich I,.'
to .nittii tiy m,.l in j woiivtii iiiiil.e r:.i,i,..,-. : ,ri.,,,l(i x..w ...,,..
Tlmnkf.il for i-tt-t In v. -r ll ! : tit,-,, t , ! ,'" Auw it
I my work ,ui'l prices e. ..n liieii 1 me (() -t CuN sceue. I no v. lio,e iii
: tK.u.u.ee ai.U iin-iLUMj of tie- - -. I in their leader, were em
I -T,ii!X I'- THOMAS. j.ls s,,,,., as hv. Ulfcu .
Can tho I"ood SO Di'sl. i f' I J) )j 1 tp yjrp f i. fIr f liU'rl'd theatsclves on e.
Dr. AVE.-S TAlt KIltlESSi: ! I -I SI II 1 .1 ll M.i i Oiii 5 : ! ;'. Kul; !':ey put
l.e..et.ie t. . .tuUUt..J1..UrU r ., . I ii ri J . b.ok ti-htlv. Ata--iv.
Dr.iJAlSVaVS TAEv SJE.fEDIES ! Cuf U'ROn bCHOO! I10U3C. Ebensbure, , ciiti.-.iif7siraCK,-.itl ...
Give TTne to Vour j sK'ni.
x.. r. nY?p
S&LjS ItOPRITOIfS,
lUii Seventh Ave.. Xeir York.
I -- -. ...en.. . ue uti-.-ntiou ward an.l 101 w.u.l on
''' t-- citicn of timl.n.i an.l K.iioiuir.ir , ..... . i o . . t
eountios to the fact thai h. hi- now in khkw- ! '' as leltol the it...
j fill operation in 1-: 111:1.-00 it Shop tor the 111 in I ij".;c. 'Ihe lilV.e of ,
, Ulaetiirc un.I r.-pair of ' and, ill the w.
! UAHH! AGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES, Showed the char
i Spring .-iKiii, s;.-j-im. ! 1,1 '"Ley !.i:!j;uairv -.
-lit' an other .'twri,.ft.. .. H ork in th-tt 1 Aujt-..
Kiiip'.'.vin ? mi-? h it ?!i '!1".il w.-rkm ?n an I -
o-ily the o.'st juaf. i-in's, I ft-j eo:ili I 01
t c:in jri c entire sulh-fucttuu in wurk. at j Ic
iOI'l J'! I . .
I'lat loriii work done nt sbnrt notice, llr-patr- ' Oneboatlt "
iiiot a!: kir-l iitte:i..l tout r agonal, le rat cm. I r,,,.,,lvv:,V,
A Ul.;i-ks.;,irl; Shop in eot: i-.-ett. .11 with .Nina ; -lip..n W.'.M
uftietory. ( 'tU ia ?peci:n'-rt.-- of n-ork. j pr;;tlli:;g te'.'.-
. -.---.. t. .n.uii.ib. ; ;:t lor a
LYOM'S
MKli T MM
Only 50 Cents per Bottle.
It promotes the GROWTH, PRESER
VES the COLOR, and Increase the
Vigor and BEAlTVof the IIA1K.
Ovfb Thiutt Yfacs aoo T.tok's KATHAntov von
IB' Haib was first placed id the market by 1-rofeReor
E. Thouijg Lyou, a graduate of lTinceton College.
me iiaoio is aenveu irotn me urceK "Iiathjio,
A TIIi:iLl.l.. I.
wai!:.
. . 1 . . -
"E" n ATT r(7T -V-, t- it m m--vv. UlU' i; .Ul;lc;.e;
j IiVUXl OJdLiiiljE' iii Xillb! ! f-ihnvin
: 136. THE OiVLYCATHOLIC 136.1
! BOOH & PEKI6DICIL STOKE i Tttpti
l lxa5.uitlitulM'V. . turned m-on m,
j P.MK.U;iiKlt, Whok-Mtlean.l Ketail Hc.-t- j , t"!'!
ft
!... ........ J. v'' t i liittcn.'ur ; - inHi '
rtsniryia to yunfv. rejuvenct,, or restart. V 1 1 v i-,, i , t . : . '" ".' ,J ,KK!i "! :" 1 ' " ,. :7 V . '
i tr..- it v. . ... j ,'; Kind. 1 It nt !,). .us. Ill i".K. H I-Tfn;ri' t r s.n. Ad C Mis u CO t-' i : . e -
I CoNTliovKiisiA i. Voi;ks. 1'Kiai.i.ictis. Vic- ' !, .,-,... i -i -
I V '"'- I' a c. c, l.hi Franklin rteet. I . ,. ? '.' '.". .
.lohn-io.vi). I'a. Wi .-eil cvorv :.rii.- t it-.i. , S a-iwn P.. ....
Timor-or i-ii.h!eirntu frti-i-t. A ii..-;-.t.' t -, t tlie ra:ti
lae favor it has received, aud the popularity it haa
obtained, la unprecedented and incredible. It In-creaBt-3
the Gbowth aud BtAUTY of Uie liAis. It is
aeiigntrul dressing. It eradicates d.mdruff. It
a.!.
tiMit mn! .i,aiM.l..l,.;..-A''. , atllltl"-ll tl tht r. .), IJI.rtiri. X. ot t !. I.UU. I,..! . -l,e,e -.
pearance. It is the same in Qcantity and Quaittt r'f,' . " h''"" l'Hfl ttn.l ' 'et u t e.' ! : t r . . .
.8 it w.S over warier of i CmoBT Ago, ,nd w frauu-.. at t.ic lowv.-t liMc ...lee. Ail the 1 Ilu!1 "'V , ,
sold by all hrup-t and Country fctures etouly 50 ! Ij1' U ,-'-kl-v I'ai'ers tor saL. j up -"- the 0.i::k. ;
Ceut-per liottle. i FrnnLIm SItrnAt nUem.m b-.dls ai.d danth-'.:--..
West's Slsrj is Her Eiir,
LYON'S
riioi'MLToKS OF
aronnd, and e
together.
31 wifo was pe
ter'. Saints' ll : '
n
i rastxix Mm ami stove wosks. !"''
lloLUKA Yi:i'liJ. I'.i. beauty of the ..u
it tvivi: to..-, i, ,,.,i 1 1,.. . .n- ;. i I in Me a iiei.i t
. . ...... ,-. . , ..... . . , ... v....!. .I..IUIHIU i;niii t .
1
111
I prepar
I
ISIS liTS' JS 1.5 1.: lid
I'Tl 1 h Ulh'WV V'ip:
't v ii n i n. i i .
l, miu w u.u a. I liiuill X J
T T 4 ' i x- r- .... i .
. ht.-i.h) ruiiifirt'iioiirstui-K we lire
now reiarol to sell ttt a prcat reduction
from liinmr . rices. Our stot k c-ons-sis .f
Ilrutrs .M.-iiieiiH-s. 1'erl titnery. Fancy Soaps.
I.eonV, liiilTs im. I Ailen's Hair Ue' t . .rat i e,
I'llls.Otnttiicnt, I'liistcr-s. f.imuit ins. Fain Kili-
p t jirato Mii(rnMii. Ks. .latnaioa Cjrnrer. ' w ha t it is re.ie.-.-iiie.i
...Mi.n.!., r.vM-i:i-l-s tCIllotl
s rii. MHiiliinif rup, I'leedyrup, lihubat K
1 u re plLJJ, &e
Cigars andlTobaccos,
r.lank Hooks. reils. Xotes and Motuls ; Cn!
I'ost, Commercial an.l ail kin.U of Noie rapet ;
Envelop.-s, l'ens, I'eneiis. .Arnol.Ts Wrilin
Fiui.l. Ulack and Ked Ink. "Ptx-ket and l'us
ook. Majrazif.es, NewsiMr. Novels, Histo
ries. IJiulc, Kelivious, l'rayer and Tov liooks.
Penknives, Tipes, &c.
t 'f Wi have- nJ'lci'. toourstock a lot of FINK
JEW F.LH Y, to wltieh we wuul.linvito the at
tention of the Ladies.
FllOTtnjKAl'H ALRUMS at; lower prices
ttiatievrr ollerc.i in this plaec.
l'aper and Cigars sold eiiiier wholesale or re-ta'1-,
LK.MMON & MLMMtAV.
July 1C3. Main Street, JBL't-nsbiirs.
Parke's Marble Works.
I3i rriiiikliii hired, Johnstown.
A I l L' M F.N'l'S, H FA D and ToMIl
STON11S. C( II' VTI'l! ...... rt.M
- L.I.... Ill II :i II- jr
fact u red ol the very best Italian un.ll5nt1 1 ' 1
American Marbles. Fntin-satisfae-rir i"i 1
tion a-iiaranteed in price, de-oife-u and .. V'Hbt
exeetitinn of work. ' Vyt
fT" tlrders rept.ectfullv solieited 'iFi2ik
and promptly tilled at tne very low- -23s
est cash rates. Try its. K u-
Oct.2.-in. JOHN I'AHKE.
LOBiiVS M1RBLU WORKS!
'rnnMiiti SSI r-ot, Joliustown
lition ti as l'.t:terpr:se I'oua-'.ry, we are now i to and vo, wh.Nj '.:
a red to inn nn t act tire .. . I ...... '
II 1 1 rI"' OV5rrirVCjI 'on'thcair.
of every description. I Tw.ls like so- -.; ,
J Tho Various Styles of Stoves ' iencobike!io!is
I maun t";!.;u:ivd at our eit.i'.i,hi!ietit are in ail ' '"-lis. or the i. vii.-
respects eital to any in thf market. j fully grazed oil the
Steam Engine .s a ml all kind of -Machiner, i 1 ,"t' 1 !
prompUy and sat i.laclorily repaired. , n,'s of t,!,c
rr.' n o,.r worL u .... earth si beautil.il !
THE "BIGGEST " SHIP AFLOAT ! i'SSFi
PVorNrfeilr 10 EU''0,'Cr ! t.; look ft, Tittle li: -
fri.-n is in the i !ii ' ""-"j I clamation from in v w i
yin,tr ottht to , k-J'-.' 'fT" t Slie was pale ;is d.
loiy tli.-n- tt. Le!3 T .r-v I . , i -i i - ,
from M. I. Ma. ft rf 'v ' 1 our 1
on tit. Air. .it for jii- jZjl '-Jl i did SO, a::d, my " ! !
111 l.ine
n.vaii-i-)(ii,an,iirnin Km-
... . .- - - -"tow-" i 'I lr liftlf .-ee.eriof Ml '.vi'-
n.v.uin n hi ami Iroin Km-oi.e 'fi.t. t i. ' . . . :
is romarkal ie lor coitUoi t. si.ee.l i.n.i l.r..,:.' I tr: ck lirtll edett. au-l Ii.-.: '
Drafts for it an.l .'upwar.is s..J.l at the lou-e'-t On the aken blcej o: . -'
'ffJT I' -'I his tlowe... ;: -
Johnstown, I'a. IJnne, ls77-tf 1 i l':aL hovered lie-ar t;
" I staited up the :: ' ! '
T I L L UP A Xl AT I Tj! ! "iug him to c-n:e t-- ! i- a-
i Instead of dohiL'se.. !-.
mm ami ni:E!ii.ikii;.-ii:;e;.,;i:;:v::. - .
1 htinkfnl for past li!.,-al favors, the mibsori- ' s,mko fr"m the adv:.-- - ;
i. r .l.-Mies to inioi m ii. pL-ope of Ei.ensl.urir ' this instant distinctly - :
an.t vieitnty that he isstill earry itt-on the bus. : po-sible th tt 1 eonl.i - I
iticss above na.ne.l in Hlt its branch, s. on H ttrh I stoic l liar l t . . . .
strevt.nearly opposite the I'tibiicS-hool Hon-.. to s-lvo flv'a
s.ibstanttaHy tnml. K.nniture of nil kin.l (..'.hi ! I was liitrnhv I n -
at lnwesutlures C.itbns of any dosfraMe sj0 , y0 it w.,s t vi,,",,; . " :
..r ttnish ttr.ihe.l o short i.otioe. an.l fni.er- ' , t . V ! .., .w:
als atteinie-U to i.iomptly nn.l s-.tiHtHetoriiv no avail. I btvat !! t -i
, , , KtHlEUT EVASS. 1 hieh. and i-ta'r -f d ;' ' k-
At this inott
t L.'
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f)AS K Y, F ( (i A 11 T Y ct CO . i .,,'t,keI Ui'l m' '
tl-H..l.i:S..U.E I.EALEI1S IV i l,VU,,t! l'"'-V 1 ' '
r,..n... - ! e.l the little wo:.;. '
mmmi & old rye weisky uwr
TFI V-cJH1 V CA,.!INhiT HS. AX",; am. a i.b KIM.S of ' ' cheated of hi, p.cv.
?"ntA' trl-: ; TIC I.I(iUHW, J T must eonfs t!
timi in work, design ami price ir uaraiite.-,!
i?:"iyf"-'- '"" with thHr ,-.a7,-oLa:.;.:
. - . - - I 1 l?l II, II 1 HI .... . . 1 . ; . . i
HA l.t, :. .h-o.Hi.-o.! new mael. nerv ir.to our i at the Table ,it ,, . . . 111 "" ser e-U i thioe..,.
ooi.n I- t et. .ry. we are now p.-epan-d to constanilv c, T-r.,' ; M" .il be kept ltmui"-
t.ian.itaot.ii- .s..rl ct!.-. -. H IIS. CASS1- :,,1 lii.M-'mnu'.; ls wiu Jii.'f'1 l;luors, , betWfCn
N l- Is. IM A. Ki: I s. n.M'l. oi ! sfjU-s c-h...Veol a cai e . i it. l . ' V ,""1:' te )
, f'ZJ y HNS. A.C., Ac. !!,., i w .!! i ,. :.. ,0 r, ;-,ir,- J,T ' K'r-- NO J. "" -
t.:.- m.m.i tajvrtt in CAC.iaiiMV lor tro.'Ml.s or , ableandweti pi. as.d in t-verv i T ! Ul fine
worked oiiciia.es. M.trk.-I Pr.ee Paid for wool. ' I,,- ,-,-. t , .- o i ,. o. V... .V'1 ' eular. and UP "ue
.7 ll i l- s si i . ....l.-. i.t . i.., . . i..ni-i uiu
i tbcnsburj,-, Ee-b.Ci. ii.-ti. '
j eiocei .o-.eiit ! hi n bti.-iti.-si.M.i . " :
i .. I.-,. , - .... - , . ., . ...... iili.il-lll
. t- i.topia lor tiopr to in his
w ay lo hu-i c tuvur. ..May l .-. J.-tl
Pink-Applk Ice Cream. One quart of i
cream, or half cream anil half rich milk.
One pound and a tpuArter of pulverized
sugar granulated will do and a large
ripe pine-apple. Prepare the piue-apple
as for table, cutting the slices somewhat t
however, and spread the sugar j
the layers. Let this stand in a j
dish soveral hours. Then cut it
in thc syrup ami strain it. Stir it j
illto tlie .i-roo bv llmTriif c ii-.il fi'd.711 .if '
oicc, I
AM) lMI'DltTtKS OF
rSS'TI foreign Wines, Gins, Brandies, &c,
: 1L 15 I.ibertv Str. ' '
iJ . Lt-Iv, M. 1)., Iee. 6, 1371.-3..1. PlTTSni HGH. IA
tij iician ati.I Su rsoon,
?t AICKOLLTOWN. P.,
calls rmty be made the rlAf 5
f-April 4. ls.-i.-U."
fn- . , t A It K. ) 1.1.
..iu ..V. . lar 1 ? JOIU1. 1,l'eks store. X'irhi
lit i-K, i;;q.
JAM ICS J. O ATM AX, M. I).,
I'ltysic-iau an.l Surgeon,
n??r ?h 'iZ?ir-
fll l'y Ai- KtiAUK, At'orneylAiir, ',
henai,urK. Pa. Ol-iec in new l.aiMin.
recently erected on Centre street, two ,lor9
froiu Lli-h strict. j allr, .,7 j I
COLLINS, JOHNSTON & fo
AVhJ coihT-r TWi' n. O'-lx't- d.scount
business usually done bvltanker thv
! trust iii 111 v a i ni". -
tilde stilted t" r.:V
had peiscvi i i i-i'y :
seen, to he thu "'! '
Pdind. blind, l-'l- .1
not see the f T n r i -f '
Sept.2u.1f.
OtO. (.-. K.ZAIIM. fnshier.
Y-M. M. LLOYD & CO
A s i i:o..: alti'a '.:'
lilies .1 any tie sci ii - '
of pulverized alma .1:-' 1
quarts of hoilim; a--main
overihetiie tn-n-
aj.pl in it w hoc !i
what is better, n-e '
liquid into the era. k- ":
steaiis. S-alter I he
A I f!?;" b --i in alt those pl.t. es. -
inter, st, o, i,u u.jHj,,, luu-r,,,,,,,,, ,vit, disi-d.
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