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I irmiTnii
i1 etc ie sra T.irBL-iar - - jsJ azz-Tsorms-j-
AX INUrfcT OK THK 81Xtl CONFF.DKU
ATE INVASION OF 1'ESSVLVAS1A.
An ex-Conftdeiiite solder is writing a
Fcries of interesting; reminescvnces J-lie
V.ta ,t. vtnwnlft fill- the eW Ullt.Ul!
7 1.7 Tl.ii t .11. .win" 1 .OSSt-3
interest to I'enn.jlvani-.u.s to j s ly lU
transfer to otfr columns- I lie bait. o of
7 i " .... u. .,..'.. had ben fought and won.
I ll1iui.in"i.-'.'v ... A l.
Wl'JJ tilt' 1!I1CL ;illll Oil IliC
Joe looker
The", after I bad expressed my gratifl
' cation at meeting ii lady who fearlessly
expressed her true sentiments, and assured
I her that the raw recruits who were hasten
' in" to their army would only be in their
own way, and no sort of impediment to
us, we launched out into a discussion of
! the merits of the controversy. I advocating
suilieient ' the riht of the South to withdraw from
the L nion, and she advancing arguments
against anv such "'dtt-tructivo and revolu-
Vlat" had Ltcn bi nshed out of Ic's
oath and the entire army of northern ii-
I . . . I., 1 ..1.1. ,..!.-.,,- ,v - : Ti 1 1 ici 1 1 ir 1 1 Y-
1 1 1 1 ; . IIumich nu .iv..l.,
forced matches through the beautiful val
ley of iigmia for a second d;uh into Ma
i viand ai.d l'ennsvlvaiiia.
About, suimown one evening, l iuiiik. is.
was the fust of July, 1SC13, our batallion,
tionary theory." .
Agreeing finally to disagree on tins suD
ject,he said suddenly, as an expression
of soiiow again settled upon her features :
'I was iiraiVni;- your troops just iiow and
i said they had disturbed nothing about the
! premises; I fo.got one of your soldiers
I did the most heartless thing this morning
I ever heard oi. t-.oi hui wini-nc
one being so utterly devoid of feeling."
i immediately iniagtneu someming
the ua ningion .A.uiie.y, .na.tneu u .llUuX an(l tremblingly inquired what
thioulK. .ambers burgand wen .. toe. mp , . tho
a few miles on the ot her s ' duI1 alld saill, l have an aquarium
ri-ovo of trees. Just be to uut Uu.'le and my fish are very particular
.? 1 a very f;tn"V t'tl.li'-o be i.tt I know them all by aaiue and they
ide, the ganleu and Il'lillrtV"'Vh u d ' know nic. Whenever 1 go out to feed
Kpoke the inmates , o y ; the j f Jsk
refinement, and I determined to tiy and in i in n
ft.nYrt f.i - ' anolil 111 HiV nimiiiiiib uivc so iii.iuv in.iviui
fee tt.en, i m " ' -' ' . 1 1 ,..;., .le ' kittens. Well, sir, some soldier must have
mate oi tie nn. . i , ( (.lin;bt.d ()V01. tllC feilce aml fetabbed with a
l 'vu'hnr0.! '1 nvlfadcd and soiled artil- 1 stick or bayonet my most beautiful fish,
leiy uniibim, I .-allied ont, as so,,,, as I .for I found him dead. Wasn't it horri
conld leave camp, and approae!,iiiS the : ble '
low -te discovered a lady leaning thtue- ! It was impossible to suppress a smile at
on wat chin" intently the troops as they this, and, ltt she might think me rude, I
marched pa.-t 1 was considerably elated explained that, having marched over a scc
bv -cein" her respond p -liu lv to the eour- i tion of Virginia that had been devastated
teous sanitations f the oUice.s, and ad- by the Federal forces, and knowing of in-vantin-
with a boldness that surprises me i numerable instances of terocious cruelty
now. lh.necl n.v cap and said, 'Madam. ' tuwar.ls Southern women and children,
may I trouble you lor a glass of walei ! sbe must pardon me if the story of her
T!... ,,i,.:i!, 'nml thoioiudiH- ladv-like : tin fortunate iib struck mc as being su-
Jiianner in which she said, Certainly, sir, ;
walk in," lnadc me feel just a little mean i
about the strategem I was using, but. re- ;
YOOD, 3I0KEELL & CO.
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale and Jlslcil Dealers in
I it
ii art) w a uk,
quei:nsvare.
bcots and siiof.s.
hats and caps.
i hon and nails;
CARTETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
UEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
GLASS WARE. YELLOW WARE.
WOODEN AIsD WILLOW WARE.
PROVISIONS and FEEDALL KINDS,
Together with all manner of Western Produce,
eucu a FLOUR. BACON, FISH, SALT,
CAliBON OIL, &c, Ac. -
22?" Wholesale and retail orders solicited
and pronipt.lv filled on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms
WOOD. 51 OKI? ELL & CO.
a?
DEALER IS
J'.ecling lli.it in war. as in love, all things
are fair, and the lady herself bein deci
dedly fair, 1 concluded to put a bold face
on the matter, and found myself drawn
into quite a spirited conversation as we
were advancing towards the h-m.-e, up an
avenue of niagnilleent cedars.
the laughingly apologized for not unit
ing n.e into her parlor, snyintr that, appre
hending the destruction of the. houe she
had piled up the furnitiue in the center of
the various rooms preparatory to a gener
al conflagration. "What," sani 1, "did
you suppose we were going to be ravage
enough to burn you out of your house and
home-.'" "t)h," she replied, 4-e lieatd
all sorts of horrible things about you reb
els, and when we knew you were coming,
Ave supposed of course we should be ruined, j
and determined to have the melancholy I
pleasure of burning our own house and tho :
beautiful barn that you see over there.
Oh ! it would almost have hided mc to burn 1
our beautiful barn, of which we arc all so j
proud, but I would lrive done it, with my i
own hands too, lather than have seen it
destroyed by the enemy ; but pray be seat- I
ed, sir, I have been quite remiss in keeping j
you waiting so long for a glasj; of water."' ;
I stated myself in a pretty rustic chair ,
on the lose-emboweied porch, and the lady
soon returned with a dulicately-ehaaed gob- j
let lilltd to the brim with crystal ice-water, j
Surely t lie old gods them.-tives never j
quali'cd nr. re delicious nectar than that
glass coiuainett, aim l i rieu 10 say as mueii
premely ludicrous.
"Oh,' she said, '"I have read of these
things, but have never credited the ac
counts. How can men so far forget them
; si Ives as to act like such bai barians ? lint
I let me show ou my aquarium."
! We walktd out into the beautiful and
i carefully tended garden, and passing bc
i neath a graceful vine-coveitd arbor or
j Minimer-hon.-e, came upon tho most ex
j tensive and exquisite aquarium I had ever
; seen. The water was as clear as crystal,
1 and there were all sorts of artitieial co
! veils for the pretty gold and other rare
.' Ilsh that flashed and gamboled about as if
: their lives were one long ccstacy. At one
. end of this aquarium, the very picture of
j a soldier, stood at lest a lino looking
,' young Confederate infantryman, With his
: bright Minnie musket by his side. Look
i ing at the lady inquiringly, she said in a
' whisper, "Oh, when I srw my jnjor dead
j lish 1 wrote a note detailing the circum
' stances to Oen. Leo, whose headquarters
are near, and he sent me. that soldier to
! stand guard over mv tisli."
This was too absurd, and I laughed
heartily as we turned away.
She saiil it was very kind of Gen. Lee,
and went far to convince her that all she
had heard of his noble qualities was true.
When about to take my departure, my
hostess said : "Let me make a prediction :
you are satisfied your army will be victori
ous : well, before the fourth of II, is month
Yirk.-biu g w ill be taken and Lee's army
will be defeated. Jn your ret l cat, 1 fear
your soldiers may be reckless and re
vengeful, and that thev will set lire to our
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES.
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES G EN EH
ALLY KEPT IN A COUNTRY STOKE.
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
TASKS IN F.XCHANG,: KOR COOPS.
Store on South Side of Main Street,
i. m r i. :.. ..i
and to express mv protoiiud appreciation . . , ' , ,
. , . '. . . . . , j burn our oivn hu-e and barn,
ot her kiuuness in waiting on a private sol- . , .
,- llNT ,, , , . u ; i i . 4.r I thaiu:cd htr for her cuurtesv, smiled at
iher. ",o thaiiKs at all. said she ; 1 1 , ,. .. , , ,
.. , , f . , . I her prtinction, anil promised, it near at
waited on ou because I saw vou ;; it ! , 1 . , ' 1 ..' .
, , - , , i-' r i l i the cutical moment, to see that lie was
j.rtnitc; had you L.een an olncer l siiouul j nUu.(l to enjoy the mournful pleasure
have ordered my servant to bring the j : craxviX so c;u.i:estlv.
water." 1 his was said with so muel, can- n v(U.tion was woll(lcvfnliv verified.
...1 .... ,,...nll. tli'it I HI1IV 1.IHV I '
Yicksburg fell on the 4th, and we were in
t full retreat from Gettysburg on the 4th.
I made it convenient not to pass by that
i bullae.
X. 15. The lady was Mrs. McClurc, w ife
I of the wealthy and distinguished Congress-
man, and if I am not mistaken. Gen. Ini
: linden, subsequently, in one of his raids,
destroyed her en'. ire pmptity. he must
have gloried in her misfortune, foraphiek
, i !, more earnest, or more j-nt riotic womau
S did nut breath north of the l'otoinac.
isti-::ts-;i5JXC"J-
EOGK, DRUG ani YAEIETY STORE.
HAVINii recently enlarur.il our stoek wen re
now re,iureil to sell it t a jiieut redm-tion
from former price.-!. ti,r sunk consiMs of
liruus, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps,
Leon's, Hull's nml Allen's Hair lie torat ives.
I'ills.llintiiient-, Plaster. Liniineiit, I'ain Kill-U-rs,
Citvitte Mu-nesia, I'.-'S. .lamaiea tJinyi-r.
I'ure Fluvorinif Kxtnu-t, Ksscnces. Lemon
Syrup. Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup, tUiuliai b,
l'ute Slices, &e.
Cigars and Tobaccos,
lilrtnk Itooks, I)e-(ls, Notes iiml Ifnruis: Cup;
Host. Coinmercial ami all kinds of Note Paper
Knve!opes, I'ees, Perieiis, Arnolii's Writing
Fluid, P.litek and Iteil Ink, "Pocket iir.d Pass
Itooks. M:ijii7.ir-p.i. News;.;:)--!-?. Novell. Histo
ric. Hililes. Uelijii'-ius, Pru er and Toy Uooks,
Penk iii e.-, PI;k , ,Ve.
We haveiellcf to ourstiel; n lor of FINIS
JKWKI.KV, to which we w;iuld;ii vite t he at
tciiti.'iiot the I.adies.
PJtoriKJUAPH ALUl'MS af. lower prices
thnri cvrr oft'ci i-d in tins place.
1'aiK.T and Ciifars sold either wholesale or re
tail. LKMMO.V - M V Kit A V.
July 30, I.6S. Main Street, F.lienslniriur.
dor
my thanks.
Taking a sent, she quite charmed ine bj
her easy, graceful manner, ami chatted so
pleasantly about tho avniy and the situa
tion that 1 souii felt (piitc at homo. "Do
you know," she said, "I have never been
more surprised in my life than by your
troops. 1 fancied your army was composed
of rude, uneducated, ragged, half-s;aitd
men, and it has Leeu a matter of profound
wonder to me that our magnificent armies
have never been able to march straight on
to IJiclunoiid. Ihit I have been watching
our troops pass for two davs now, and l Tur. L vw ov ('or xcidkncks. Two mcl
am compelled to admit that ail my precon- j ancholy cases of coincidence in the ocenr
ccived ideas in regard to the rcbc.1 anny rence of events are reported in the Western
are incorrect. A more oideily, gentle- 1 papers, which are sufficiently curious to
manly and ierffctly docoroiis set of men 1 ' deserve recording. The first is that of the
have never sen ; and they arc under such 1 death on July i'J, at Hillsdale, Mich., of
excellent discipline, too ! Why, when our , Key. Charles S. Adams, of the Presbyterian
own troops marched by hcie once, they church at that place, and his wife within
were very boisterous and unruly, stole j nine hours' time of each other. The for
everjthiny they could lay their hands on, . mer was aed seventy-six years, and tho
and kept us in a constant state of alarm, .latter seventy-four, both died of chills,
The contrast is very striking, and by no ! with which both were attacked about the
means conipliiiicutai y to the men or tho ! same time. The coincidence in this in
discipline of our army."' J stance is made the more noticable from
I explained the. difference of the deport- the fact that, as is said, two years ago, an
nient of the two armies, by saying that al- older brother of Mr. Adams, who w as of
most every gentleman of the South, capa- ; tin; same age as the latter was at the time
ble of bearing arms, was in our a; my, i of his death, died, and that his wife too
cliccj iiido Jiotir ntci !. TliA 72tv
i Adams on that occasion prayed that ho and
; his wife should thus depart together at the
same time a prayer which has most
; strangely been answered. J
1 he other coincidence is reported from
i
3
ft-
o
Eh
-3
CL
O
in
X
o
while tho jrent ftinon of tlie noitii vciy
erally employed substitutes.
Vcs,"' she replied, "that has been too
much the case, but your entry into Penn
sylvania will hum; the tint ire country to a
pitch of indignation ami enthusiasm which
will eventuate in the capture or utter lout
of Lee's cut he army."
I laughed a little at this, and intimated
that perhaps some of us might be so fortu
nate as to escape across the Potomac. She
answered by inquiring what we really ex- '
pected to gain by invading Pennsylvania,
when I said, with an atVectatition f entile
KcriousRcss, "Why, we ai'e on our way to ',
Washington, and have only ftopped at
C'hamberburg for a day or two to get tho
army well in hand to make a proper entry.'
An expression of sadness overspread the .
kuly's countenance, and alter musing a
moment, she said : j
''Do you know, sir, as you c.itnc up this
tiiiiJi.v Xc Dunn,
riSOPltlETOKS OF
Hl(EM FOUNDRY AM) STOVE WORKS
jioLLiDATsnrna. pa.
nAVINti purchased the establishment lately
known as laiterprise Foundry, we ure now
prepared to uiaiin fact ure
IIUIIT CASTINGS
of every description.
Tho Various Stylos of Stoves
man u fact u red at our establishment are in ail
respects equal to any in the market. .
Steam Engines ami all kind of Machiner,
promptly and satisfactorily repaired.
J"AII our work is wurranted'to be exactly
what it is represented. Amr. 30.-If.l
LOOK SHARP AT THIS!
136.
THE ONLY CATHOLIC 136.
nnnr r iimiinnoi it r. m i il h
Iti'.l.boro, Ohio-it will be observed that V I, 1 , 'l K
I ',o ,,,.1, , ,f I. ii. ill ir.c f.vi.1. nln...vt , " " VV l'llt 111 ! Ullll
the same and conveys an account of the ,
('.ath of a young man uamed Moses Patton, i
lu.t far from that town. While riding to i
IX CAMBRIA COl.NTV.
Mr. MHAfi ITF.lt, Wholesnleand Ketail Iea-
ler in Stamuhi) ('atmih.k; Wohks ot all
kind, I'iiaykk Hooks, llim.iis. JIistoicicai, and
'ONTUOVI:I!SIAI. Wokks, f'KIIIOIHC.U.S. 1'ic
'ii'icrs, f'HAMis, &c. l"A Friinkliii Street,
Johnstown, la. W ill s-ll every article at llal
timoreor I'hiMelphia prices. A Utx nil i ir.unnL
nil. iic 1 1 f.i the .' c. t Irriiu. I.ilmirU x, r Ihiw ';
imt in litriif. bits. Hooks bound nml 1'ietiires
framed at tho lowest possible prices. All the
K.:isTprii Wci'klv riiocrs I'or s:i
whonhelwaslJ!mi-a1" i 136- Franklin Street, Johnstown. 136.
visit his intended bride he was struck by
lightning, which instantly killed him and
his horse. The coincidence in this case is
found in the fact, as reported, that two
years ago, a brother of the young man was
thrown from his horse and 'killed, while on
FRANK W. HAY
3 Jr 11 vi ill c t vi
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-OF
-AND
Sheet-Iron WARES,
Thp.Sh-kctHiu."
c bavs : "A ..,.,..' V-
South Side, audi :r"H:
tne ariival of an aunt .xlf,-
history of whose l.4ltt' .. ' tn r.
thing in fiction. SU'
in 1- o.r .. l , . ""IT; 5. .
her lifetime, he,,!., ,,w t;
age. ne married
Knight, aseafaiiii'
l'St si
iU taiivh-.
and daughter;
man led, and i .
sixteen years
A lr.;i:,.
AJsI DEALEU IN
and k .
he, !..;. V'
1 ' ' Jlj. ill .- - .
imai voyage to (...;,, ,
him. his i.-. l . - tl0
"o i J;, .:.. V.'. . . 's
A. : ! , ' U,"I,'!
Kuizht StrUl.'L'ierl ., r &
j her children, hoi.-.; ..... ,i , .'
i time of her n.isf ..t-'-, '.'."..
exhausted the l:it , ,,.''.'. c
liv her hiisl.:.n.l i . .1 ... !. !' 1"
ti ........ ..i., i t
healtu under th
JCillO, IlllSIOl I lllll.' Uhll pOVCrty l
jn 1
HIT
STORES,
AND
ria3 been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. It has never yet
failed to give perfect satisfaction, and Las
justly beeu styled tho panacea-for all ex
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns. Sveliiiirrs,
Sprains, Bruises, &c, kc, for Jim i.n.l
Cea6t. No family bhould lioarr'-ii- i'-v
In Chemical a;i J ."""cilical Science.
without tlu3 UrdrnfT.t. Tl.o money re
funded nnlyS the Linimcr.t i 4 as renre
Fented. Do pnre and get the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LI NT . SENT. Sold
1 v all rrucrists aiid Conr.trv Storef;, at
-.. f)iV. sir. 1 $1 oo p-r ToUle. Koti
TTTIC
DOISE-I'IRMSIIKC liOODS tENEHALLV.
.Tolliiir iv
TL, COPPER &SIIEEMROX
rilOMI'TLV ATTK.IK1 TO.
" v-' .v 'X, r-
STEM! ENGINE
Nos. 27S.280 and 2S2 Washington Si.,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
1T EXT D00K TO POST-OFFICE.
Ooolcinjj- Stoves,
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON VARE
ITrtvini" recently tnUcn ioss ssion if them.'w
l.v fitted up and eominoilioiis Imiloiiifr .,i Iliuh i
tr''t, two (liimii oust of the Iiank and nenrly ;
opposite the Mountain House, the snls-i iber is
belter prepare.! Uian over to mntiit!:i-t itn Mil
articles in the TI X, ' Iff M :it and .-NM:T-1 i:N
M'AUK line, allot which will l.e furni.-lied to
lmyers.it the very lowest living prices.
The subscriber also proposes to keep a full
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved desijjns.
fer-prorTIXf and KOOKiN( madetexu der
and warranled perfect in iii.uiul.u lui e and niu
teiial. ItKf'AlltlN't; proinntly intended to.
All ivi rk doiif by nc will he done riirht and
on fair terms, and ail ST VKS and WAltK sold
by rue can 1 e depended upon as to ijualit'- and
cannot be undersold in price. A continuance
and increase of patronage is respectfully soliei
te I. and no effort will tie wanting- to render en
tire satisfaction to all.
V.A TXTE LL'TKIXG EK.
Ebensbursr, Oct, 13. ls".l.-tf.
rp
iruniujii.
WM. P. PATTON,
Manufacturer ami Dealer In
CABINET FURNITUEE
JUIIXSTOWX, PA.
Bureaus,
It. 'dsteitds,
Washstaiids,
Sideboards.
Chamber Sets,
1'arlor Sets,
Wardroln-s,
Hook Cases,
Lounges
Cnne Cliair.a.
Wood Seat Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture,
lied Lounges,
Mattresses,
Tete-a-Tetes,
Extension Tiilde-,
ltitimsr Tables,
c upnoartis.
ie., ic, Ac, &c &c, &c, &o., &e., &c, &c, &c
eveiiv DI-'.SCUirTIO OK
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
ninde to order in excellent st; e and at low
prices. C ibinet and haimiakers' materials of
all kinos for gull. Kurnit ure delivered at anv
itn .iai ion i roe
I't.lot In Jtiliiiiumi ui nt, li
or extra charg-e.
Johnstown. Oct. 1:5, 170.
V M. i 1'ATTOX.
-tf.
y iVt I
eveu.nj- I was t.UHii.;- at ti.e I.K.kin- s OOLEN F 4 f! T O T? VI f o r t heir
,a,,ous rce.mcr.ts, am, tlui.King now ill- n Woelon Factory, we are now prepared ,o b v heir T kets -expressiblv
sad it was tliat thev :ne inc. i- in:. m, I ail ure 0:1 short notice. CM )TltS. c.vi. 1 r.. ... "V,,..19 ii A. -J-.-
tably marcliinj- to tluir lcutl, ;tl,ut lew, if . KLAXXK1.S of alUiyu-s j chm, A,,t ui? XL.WMl
" J . ,1 '.. Vt ir Wool taken 111 escUarifre lor poods or , h,.i Z-i-
lmmp5 in Hie Sou! 11 . lliv.i n,,.. -. , I ...... ,..1 1 : ;.i 1 , 1 .. "
-- -" , HUM, " n.iu oil Siiui cc. ..1.. 1 1 f.. 1. (" - "Ui. . KlranilTH tn'nnil frnm Vorolie 'I
Sir, of the army you mu.t meet before vou . J'JXKS SUSS, i is remarkab" unX?.Mlina
i ' r..n.iMiiirs, ri'u,.i,i.N.-u. I nrnlls lor i
tro mucli further 'J
"Yes," I SiiJ. "'e expect oil to meet
Hooker's army, but that we hail met Unit
so often before, anil so recently at C'han
celloisville, that wo did Hot bland much in
fc.tr of it."
"How terribly you will be disappointed,"
5be replied, ami then, with iucreasin
earncbtuess, continued :
"Xot only Hooker's army, but the thou
sands of recruits who arc even now hast
ening to his suppoit. I tell you, sir, the
north is just becoming fairly aiou.cii. and
every man lioith of the l'otor.iae will insli
to tho rc.-cuc. Vo aio dreadfully in earn
est in this war, and if necessary the women
themselves w ill fiht. You see this house,
mv? It is 111 v home, and I love it: that
bam, it is my special pride; well, sir, I
COUINS, JOHNSTON & CO.,
1 1-1' receive lnnuey on rteposit, discount
1 111. 1 collect notes, 11,1.1 alien. 1 to ail tho
litKiness us. tally dom bv llankors.
Sept -'Hi f. C. f.i I.e. K . ZA II M, C.i-hier.
! 1A)YD CO., Kaxkkhs, '
i:i:i:.si;r!:n, pa.
. Cold. Siiver. C ernmeiit Loans, n,i
other Securiiics. bought and sold. Interest al
l.ovcd on 'l ime i'eposiw. Collwetioj-.s made at
;;:i an-i'.v iblo points ill the I'nited. Stales, aud a
ifeiierul tlmikinir lm-.ine-..s tiansacted.
VV.M M. LLOYD ,t CO ,
PA.
would hell them all,'Kive the money to tho f V' r!,VT.1h,? V''',?''''.'"1 ' ''iV Vui m'"'1' HnJ '
1.1 . i, ii ! 'oil! tor f..ii,,. :ollcel ions made. Monies re- '.
ceived en ueposit. p.ij .ilileoa uemand without
interest, or r.n time with interest at fair mtes,
THE BIGGEST SHIP AFLOAT !
sending
his Line
I sa f e 1 v.
and tltiw:lrilM Kohl Ml thi. lowest
current rates, j-or further particulars calf at
Mbaghkks Hook Stoke, IRH Franklin street,
Johnstown. Pa. Uune:, ls7'.-tf.
CKAwroiHTliousai
I.HK.SIUIt;, 1A.
John Fitzharrls, - Proprietor.
KAVIXO leased and rf furnished tho above
well known and popular hotel, the propri
etor is now amply prepared to ac-conimoilate
nil who may favor liim with their patronage.
The best that the market affords will be served
at the Table at all seasons, ine Har will lie kept
constant I3- supplied with the choicest liijuors,
and the commodious Stable will be under the
charveof a careful and attentive hostler. No
effort will tie spared to render jruests comfort
able and well pleased in every particular, and
by proper attention to business and a moderate
seule of prices the proprietor hopes to win his
way to publ c favor. (May lS7;i.-tf 1
. ...... .uvii e " l" '" v. ; ecu en en iieposu, ri.ii .line ou ueiimnu wmioiit 1 v " P. I I 1T71V T itiov t'a t? t
au4crub Illy lingers to the bono bcloiO : interest, or r.n ti tin; with interest at fair lutes. Having just purchased, Velitted and ref u'r-
uie cMHiui siiouiu Miececil 111 this innpii- I M ...
tori-T-bellion. V. e will never give up! I
wo ."- ".' iiinii nit; rouin Mirreiuieis, jj
ui if uuiou iuiu ine viuu ii IexiCO
' miinn.
T.s tliis l.uly with Hashing eyes. Hushed
le.ua nmvcrmj- lips, the s.uito quiet i
pfrsjya;e of a moment before '.' Mer en- I
fitusiasro T and 'intense earnestness had:
wiitc transfoi-mcd her, and f icali.i il then,
tVf.lre first titne,1 that the Northern peo- ,
jAa'.Hmy Ami AtwAJ y ' .f their i
caMtti-t-bitu-lii AU'Aeit, and hence tho war !
must be a protracted oue.
... Z niched this well k nown nml ron,m...li.
IHUlv, A ri'OUXKY AT LAW, Lbl "s Hotel, the subscriber is fully pro- JT
eu to neeonimorinti. nil wl. M " I
ensluinr, 1'a. Odice in front room of T. l . .'i 1 accommodate all who may H
Mnjd's new hulldii.jr. "centre street. All I . , 1 P1 ''h tbt lr Ptrnaite, and tf J A I
nnerof lesralhusiiiess attcnued tosatisfac- i '."V ? vit,' ,he ""''''" of hisMT
ilv. and collections a specially. 110-U.tf.) ' to thi fact "'k ' h"n 151air c,,,1ities "-""
r. A. SHOEMAKER.
.. WXI. 11. Stl'HI.KK.
CKOEPilAKER & SECHLER
Atlortiojii-at-l.nw,
0-li-..l lJREXSllUItC.. L'AMtf tU C'l. rt. tf.
Y71LLIAM KITTKLL, AUonu;.
' iit-l.dir. Kbensliiirc. "a. Office in Pol-
I ounude Kuw, C'eutr; street. tl-20.-tf.
Oa.lit.i.1. Ap.itf UU15' rector.
IANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, Attorney.
IV at-Lair. Johnstown. Pa. Om.-e n tlle old
kxchanjre building, (up-stairs.) corner of Clin
ton and Locust triH-ts. W ill attoud to all bus.
pess connected with bis prelession.
LOOK WELL TO VOIR UM)HSTAM)IM
JOHN D. THOMAS,
liool and JSlioe Arakoi
""IlEunilersijrned rc spec! fell v informs his nu
JL merous customers and the public irenfrallv
that ho is prepared to man niacin re lit HITS and
SHOES of any desired size or tjuulitv, from the
finest French calf-skin Pools to the coarsest
brosrans, 111 the v kh v HKST m anneii. on ;t he
shortest notice, and at as moderate prices as
like work can be obtained anvwheie.
'1 hose who have worn Hoots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of mv work. Oilier can
easily be convinced of the Tact if thev wilt on! v
ive me a ti ial. Trv and be convinced.
ifr Hepairin of is nils an. 1 allocs attended
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors I feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to a con
tinuance and increase of the same.
JOHN" II. TriOMAS.
mm mimwmi
S l!rIILE strlkt,
Near Union School House. Ebensburg.
THE subscrlbir desires to call tho attention
of the citizens of Cambria nml adjoining
counties to the fact that he has now in success
ful operation in F.ucnslurf a Shop for the man
u fact ure and repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
Kriiis: Wagon, SlelliM.
-tnd nil other dene ii) it inn of Work in (hat line.
Employing none but skillful workmen and
usin only the besr materials, I feel confident
1 can Kive entire satisfaction iu work, styles
and prices.
Plat form work dono nt short notice. Kcpair-inj-
d" nil kind attended to at rcasonablo rates.
A Blacksmith Snop 111 connection with Man
ufactorv. Call and see specimens of work.
June;,lS72.-tr. 1. M. CIII TE.
g T I L L U 1 A X D A T IT!
hum mwc 1m) odertarixc.
Thankful for past liberal fa vors, tho subscri
ber desires to inform the people of Ebcusourfr
and vicinity that he isstill carrj in on the bus
iness above named in all its b.anches. on Iiinii
stret.nearly opposite the Public School House.
Substantially made Furniture of all kind sold
at lowestifiVures. Collins of any desirable size
or tinit-h furnished on short notice, ami funer
als attended to promptly and siis!'actorily.
UOUEUT EVANS.
Ebensbur?, March 21, ls7J.-Uin.
Dr.GAUTO'S TAR IlE-TirUirs
Cure Eitrii:;:it Coniinsitf ioi.
Dr. GARYSA'S TAIt UllJtHliZlZS
Cure Catai i l.
r. GAKVJLVS TAR Ki:tICI!i:.S
Cure Af!inrj.
Dr. GAIIYI.VS TAR RK.TJi:iICS
Cure Tc:i't Dieiiso.
Ir. (i.HVZX'S TAIR IJK"tIi:SSKS
CureSkiii Cii'U-os.
Br. A5"tVB.'S JZrlAili:
licruluto the Fivfr.
iiefrulate thc&o;i:tc"!an.lB3ivc,J
Jr. ABSVEir'S TACJ RK.TrSili-i
Cure all I'e:i:iln "tVr:In-sr".
Dr.GAin iTS TAR II'?55:iI E2S
Turify the 13!oc".
Ir. AItVE'S TAR iZr.JlTA?ZT:i
Cure iisc:ises oS'SJit' TZiro:if.
Dr.GAtiYI.VS TAR RE-HUSHES
Cure Brcssclis'i.
Dr. CSARVI.VS TAR REIESJES
Cure'So C'"i1,"or"I5ayr-ver"
Dr. CS ARX I.VS TAR REMEDIES
Care f-isi l);so:iNCS.
Dr. ARVIAS TAI2 REIIKIES
Cure CorioJ'-jalion.
Dr.GAKVIVS TAR REVERSES
Cure S;slt R3sti;-ns.
Dr.GAIJVt.VS TAR ISE.TIEDIES
Cui-e liic'zjpy Eis:;-xe-ii.
!)r. GAEVI'S'S TA: RE."tiTE)JES
Prevent Cliolern ec VcJlo v Zrr vvr
Dr. GAKV3.VS TAR REMEDIES
Pn vtnt ?":;!;ir!--s Fevers,
Dr. GAR VE.'S TAR iZ.-3-;:i3ES
Iiemuvo PiS5 e;i tJio EvrnM.
Dr. GAKVI.VS TA55 RE.EDiES
Kcmovs Pai in tlie f'.iils or I5:if!c.
Dr. GARVirV"; TA5S REMEDIES
Are a S"i-cro3' Tense
Dr. GAKVli'3 TAR LSE.TIED2ES
Restore the Aj'-iOlcIC.
Dr.GAKYIVS TAR REMEDIES
Cause tLe S'ootil to ";ost.
Dr.GARYiVS TAR KE.1IEDZES
Restore the "4Vr:iIi and Dc!;sIi::i!oI
r- 3Avn-S TAR REMEDIES
Give Tone to Your Sf eui.
Xi. P. liYF- - CO, ,
SOLE PHOPniETO33.
19,1 Seventh Ave., Atic Vork.
STATlQiiA.lr S FQaTABLE
team is names.
w
The Bett & Most Co-npTefe Assortraent
Hit
ir,'l'!r:ui..'f..l '
est son, just n'.aniei
r.. .. . I t . . . ,
"Ji niiui 1 lime, ;i!l'l t::"n rvf .-.
ter her any lon-er. l!,r 0.,'
each iu turn declined to luin! '
with 'mother's sc.fji.it.' ..ft., "''
toward piociuin- l.r 1 .1 1. ,.ne l
CUlilC on the tosv.i ;c ;k
, KllOCKCU Oil lO the '..vc.-t Vj-
1 sujiport, auu was f. .1 M ,. uf 'v.'
j okl, broken-hert"l ;. .c,..,15
j more than knit tto. u : ; V
' a i:.. .1 :i l 1 . . -y '
: iciiuiii ciiiiiiien. rn ,,., .
; soelei-titute, slie sold :.ei-f:..'
, at a tune, to Keep the w .;f ff. ;.
j anil, among other art". .,v
band's o'.d secretary to ., t J.'
; acii'iaintaiice. He in .; :t -.
! tl I-,.. .w,i ;...- v'
1 iuiu rk.k.v. ik. m I.. 10 I'll 1 c J r-
i doin this, he Io.ukI
i iiaul-up insurance on (
' for ten thousand '..':. ,.,
, Insiuance Co., of I!.i.t!
'; hoi:tbt man ui:d kn .-.
tion and dctitiitiou. I,,
her to Hartford, ui;d
I the l ayiueut. of the Liii
I ccrs of the c iiijiH.:iv ii.i
i bu.bnud 1 -aid one In ;:..!.,-,! i
I vanccd ineiriuuis j ;; l...f ,;e:
that they had I..11-; lie.-u
present atiou of the ey f-..
Her j;, aceles cliildi 1 .1 . iv i) ;
. 111 Hearing 01 uioii.c: .
they have been vicing
; since in kind attenti. :
1 r 1 1
jiressiu"; tier t come .cm
ami make their In ai-e 1.. 1 L
I has sense iiiiniyh. honi-v.-:
I professions for what t'.. y
, iias resolve! to niainia
; to tlie end of her day.-.
; Kniyltt's licphew is k:i
j the Liyhlh ward. a;ul
: any one who doubts ii.
a 1
1 il l ;;d:
l.el I..";
i !.c :i ,
11 'e-'uL
- lit tut
.-iativa.
!a the
Thes2 Fnsi.-.- h.ire a'.w.iy ma:ntnnxl the very -liijrhest
s'ainlarl of csceiier. m. Wo inalf-.- tho
ciHnuf':ictTii-' of F.n.jr-.' -,' I .i:.-i -i r.n S.-ir Mills a
epecialty. We hari tlieiir.-et and in -' nimi.lr-te
works of th kind ir. lac co-.ntry, villi laoouiuvry
Epet'lall j- ii'lup- i " J 1 :." "
We keep c"-i.-' tr ' y :n ::v:.-n lire riunTS of
Er.e-int?, wlii.'h v. .- t uini -1: a ti. . T'v J-iw-' r.rliva
aud on the (.l.oi-te a. l.e V.'e i '...i I lan-irtca
EDt ci.iily a.I-iit.-.l ; Mi.i S-.rv ?Li:K liri-t Mli'.s,
T inn-.nne-, '..'t.-a Oii, Tiirvt!is.:i ani a. I ciaascs
of iiiiiuiil .letariii'j.
"iV. arti sf.w b-id-Iin tlw v 1. ur.'.'l Line Cirea
l.ir Saw ilill, tlie bc&i. iLii'l n.l uiX'lcUi tv mill
ev r invented.
We muUi theTTmnufaofureof Saw ilill oulfiU a
spccril fe.iture 01 o:ir boiiie., liud cm fuir.iA
c.-:a; 1-'.' 0:1 th I.ort.-st no'ic...
O'ir aim in nil r,-u-3 is to furnish t"rte.t ma-chin-ry-
in the m.irket, and ivurk absolutely un-e.jual.-d
forbiu;y of de!!an, o:i. nay aiitiairtinfrib.
Sciiil for Circular and 1'rice List.
UTJCA STEAPvl ENGINE CO.
TTICA, V. Y.
HAGAN'S
GIVEN AWAY.
A Fine German Chroino. !
if;'? -!-
vs.
A Tough Snake Stit.y. .5
l)eiirtte P.attU II t,.-, . , ',
otsin. A most exciti:; kuui
! few miles from iSumli :. ('..
I since, between a wcll-t i-i'. j f.:
I snake described by the cvr.'.-.
! moccasin, perhaps of the Li3-!
The gentleman, who is v.ti'. k
I and t'or whose accuracv a i l r.r
can safely vouch, was iet;.H-i:'.
town with wife and child ii:::
by two spirited horses, tiLi;:
stopped in evident afi'i ii.I.r a: :L:
; monster snake lyinej- an,,.v
; distance, in front of Um i;:. (.'.-. :,
: to bis wife, the gen:.fi;..i;i h-'i::
! and. selecting a p:ect;..i'f.rce V2z a
' and struck tlie snake al,;.,',, JjSi
I unfortunately broke nu
j less. The snake in.i.-j
i him and ian .:.'n ., i,-r;
j was about t" .e m.;
J made for his V.'.jy.w hi !
in time, the Miakc riw;
I lorce against taewiati a la-;
alongside In w;ie. la a mumr:.:
tleman had his liuy wain in L
with the butt end et' it bad a u
light with the ni-.it-r. w'i:i h '
its determined c:'.;m t efe-ct a;.
.into the bucrv. i:o 1:
! uneasy, and the wife i a.iiV'y
j the lines in her hamN were s
j laxed, and the tca:n ai.uie a ';:: 1
' once carried the party a 1Y.::.L-
from the scene "f c..i:ii':ct. I.-'t
and finding that his eia-a.y ksi
and showed no di.-i''-iti"!i t n:
tlciuaii nf:in left hi.- ha ' 'v. .v..u
,...'.i '
i,:i-.ifc
.-. thi z-
rale
l-Ji'..
,i.
-t'u:
ac.
,-.;-
Magnolia IB aim
A FEW APrLICATIOX3 MAKE A
Pure Blooming Complexion.
Tt io Purely Vegetable, and its operation Is Been
bed felt at once. It does away with the Flushed
Appearance caused by lieat. taticue, and Incite
ment. Ileal 9 aud removes all Biotciu e an Pimples,
dispelling dark and nnsichtiy spota. Drives away
Tan, Freckles, and Bunburu. and by ita isrenile but
powerful influence mantles the faded cheek with
YOUTHFUL EL0CM AND BEAUTY.
Sold by all PnirpiBta and Fancy Stores. Depot,
U lark flace, New Vork.
jranhcod: How Lost, How Restored.
.-"S5w T,I.st I"' elishe.l, a new ilitiini of lr.
"fl-A1 uivrrwcii h l i-li-nrateil
a stout and reliable
nc wed the tiiiht. A
when within a few f it. ll.c snr.j
at him with distended jau.-v, -!k
directed blow laid him -mtlie
he was soon dispatched, ll-cr
live inches in diaiut ti v .'.".J nr a::j
long, and although t' " A-'Z
sidered as iiifu;.i': i''...;c '-'-r-venom
and maliiri ia: tV- f-T'
yet this furnisln ::.' -i t!n-v
certainly the mo-t v iiak:b?e:
this section of a siuke ar..i
gaging in a persist. -nr a:;.! c .:'
with a man, and h''1 ' ia-"'
but acting on tlie (:"'. h.-:o' I.:"
fighting to the death. f.
J". World.
Sir AM, AND Sho'.V. .15"
over the country, in t ''v " ,ir -
llir :i etk uvneilinn, el I iU1
I the lever of a mo-t riu i i. . " o
. ... . I 1. - ..V -A. . . ... .. -rl, t '
We sen.! Kln.nt Thromo. foDntf.I and Hca.ly j -JS-. r..l-f rc (without nVe.licine) of , "k 1VI. .'i ,h0";-uv
lor 1-raiuinf, 1 r.c to i-.very Asent. V-.i.V SeKi:M.Toicnii.rA.i -SeininalU'eak- ' . ankfJ',st above u I .. i ai ..
AfOlli Vmtol -... "es, invoiuiiniry ,-cniinal l.i.-es, I m potency, " e cannot cope, i i "
-!--"' ' .UllOd lOV I Mental ami Phvsi. ,.1 Ine,i,e.,.ie i..,...i: ... n . . v:
11 ine great in. in .i
X"p- "i.rlr fiinl en it'- la-l."
1
F. P. TIEKNEV .I AME? M'M,
AW and COLLECTION OFFICE
OF
TIERNEY &, NULL,
Coloniiiide Itow, F.briiburi;, P.
rSieeiat BlteMtion paid, to collections iu
all paru of tlu; Vuitva Stated. l-ls-71.-tf.
UKDERCJIiOiJIVD!
OR,
Lirr. ih:l o w tuk s rnrA cr.
HY THOS. W. KNOX,
Ji2 I'ntrcH Urlavii. ISO Fine Knsmvinirs.
Kelates Ini idents nud Accidents lievond the
lasr litol I:ly; Murtlinjr Aiiveni ures in" ail pnrts
t I he World: Mines and Mode of Working them;
I n.icreurreiits ef tSoeietv; llamV.linsr Hnd its
Ilorrors; faverns and their Mvstoiies: The
Hark Ways of Wickedness; Prisons mid their
ecrets; flown in the liepthsof the Sen: btrnniro
s-toriesof tlie Detection of Crime. The hook
treats of experience with hriirands; ni"hts in
opium dens and itaniMiiur h. lis: life in r rim
stories of exiles; adventures amnnir Indians
journeys through sewers'and catai oml.s; neei
dents in mints; pirates and pirar-: torturesof
the inquisition ; wonderful burirl'uries; under
world of the RrcHt cities, etc., etc.
We want airents for this work, on which we
Js-ivecxciusive ten itory. Ajrentscmi mnkeI(i0
a we ek in setlinir this Look. Semi for circulars
aud special terms to airer.ts.
J. H. HLHR & HVilK,
' .- If art ford, Conn., or Chicago, 111.
n ess
Mental and Physical Inc:i:icitv, Impeilimenis
to Mnrriuire, Arc; also. (Unm'mptiox, Epii ki-iy
and rns. induced ly 6elf-iudulaence and 6CX
ua! ex tin valance.
C ""Price in a sealed envelopo onl v six cents.
1 he eelel.iated author, in l his admirable e
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty vears'
successful practice, that Hie ul.irtninir i-onse-iuenees
of i-elt-abus,. may oe radically cured
without tliedatuferi.il.- u-eof internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointimr out a
mode ol cure at once simple, certain and effec
tual, by means of which every sufferer, iio mat
ter what his condition may be. mav cure him
self cheaply, privately and r.ulivali'ii.
frThis Lecture should be in tia hands of
every youth and every man iu the land.
teut under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, pi.-;ii.f, ou receipt of bi. cents, or
two postage stamps. Address thp PuMih 'rs.
i,Af!- T- ( K LINK A. CO., '
1'ftwery. cir tork ; Post-Oitice Hox 45sfi.
Parke's Marble Yorfes,
139 I'rnuklin Street, Jotinslown.
i A roXCMEXTf. IIKA11 nd Tiiwn
)l Sli.NKS, COIN TKItamlCAHI- JtZSK
NET SLA Its. MANTELS. Arc. maiiii-&)T
factured of the very best Italian aud lj$tV 1,1 1
American Marbles. Entire satifao- Iv'fii V
X li L
tiiin U-ll tt t-'l Tl ......1 ... r. 1 .... .1.... a 7':
CAi-cun:Il OI WerK. i. U
unl,.,.!, ,.,..,.. .r. .11.. .i:..;....i KSVll
. . - - ' ... fvllliu, Ol Jl ICI ll"U . " ' -
and promptly lilled at tlie very low- jtJ ?y
est -ash rate?. Trv us. f ...
Oet.24.-m. JOHX l'AKKE.
AGKXTS WAXTKD FOlI THE
Gil EAT i: DUS ITJES
OF THE V SIT ED XTATE.S.
TWO PACKS AMI -ifiO E-'.;A VtXflU PMIXTFIt IX
KMSLISH ANU GI.UMAX. WKiTfKN BY, 'U I'M l
NKNT AlTTUOIts. lM'UDINO JOHN u. ;or..ll
HON. LKON CASK. H.V. AK1, ,-. I A uiV
Ikow1.1-1" PH"-"" EY- AI.BEHTIlKISBANE;
HOKACE C.llEEI.EY. U. PKUKINS. Kl- , KTC
Ihiswork is a complete history of, ill brunch
es of industry, procest.es of manufacture, etc..
irUn,i m'.n r . complete encyclopedia of RJIOX I'M KXTS, HEAD ami TOMB STONF
L00.L'S MARBLE WORKS !
1 .11 l'ritirkliii Street, Jotinslown.
JOII M . I.MM. - ninrlit..r
niiTC mm-liirtl r I'llb't 1'llV,
with a cheap Turkey c.n ;.
xxrcr neilil'ois tlne :- "-"
K-ts wbicb, their in . I:.-r "
ami jcover their li'i- " !tli
sels,' which is a tluil'y. l-!v,ri'
of tlie year, anil ha- i n !l" '
bright "colors, then' s :i-r:''0
money. Lok at ti.e .-:""Jl.
tilliiii- the street car- ' s'"'3;
ing, auii, for one tli ir i '-'
dresseil. as a l.nlv we-.i'il'
you will Gud a tl i"' 1 li XM
while the head, which li
counter, is heaped !:'')
braids, and heavy enriii'Jf 1
, i : . .1 .i . it'
pearis or glass nunc-
hvery class of Amcnc;.!. . y
l.o:,;... cl.,,-.,J,1refL'"-'".
flitter, ami ill it?. 11. stead n
and quiet.
-A r'':
.mi his-
x- I ,
LS. Ac., inanuiaetiircd of the vt-rv iJ'.l. ii
and American M.irhh-s. i't-rti-.-t to.;.r..
l..i, o. M.-....L. i - . ' ' ' rc--
" ' ". . 1 ' "-' Price sriiaranteiHl.
l?.Ht"rtU? vall,!,bl-e Work of iutormliiio,, on Tl
n..l.lie i f.t'n1'',,,1 ncrwt ever offered to tho ian
piii.lie. It is adapted to the wants of the Mer- tioi
wno are iiuikin;- lai-sre sales in all parts of tli.. . r -T T,1Tr,,-
iiidiii i iuiuiiiii iim witnini
e want ftnrs in t. i
iMi2d",? Ajfi nt can fail to do well with
this book. Our terms aie liberal. We uive
io,ifCnts ,,U! "l'lll5ivi' r'-'lt of territory.
anoih..r,Ur,n,--;r,!'-; !'ol,, c"i'l" -Kht daV,
. X"i i BO",iw'' " week, specimens of
Fe.n J. iStnt ,!i''"s on receipt of stain;..
r or circulars and terms to aa-ents address tho
publishers. J. It. ItL-UK A; IIVDE,
Ilartford, C'yuu., or Chicago, 111,
KurircAii.
,-km . . C.IIRoi.i.TOW N. Pa.
Office in rear of John Iiuck-S store. Nifht
m V"i-y bV ,"ti he iuence of JuHN
lit tk, fcsij. f April 4. LsTX-tf-l
JAMES J. OAT-MAX, M. I).,
lliyilrlMii am! Siirfnon,
,-,. ... , Ehi-N5iu i:o. Pa.
Office on Hhrh sf roet, nearly opposite lUnir's
Itolel. KcMdeiu eon Craw told M., Wer-t Ward,
where nit-lit calls bhyuld be made. U 1.-tf .
A Latvian's Gko :
frierir tells a TiXKt T 'r:0
ti-ii lit- o litt'p tiuc y"a
the famifv." Hie i! e o:'''y,r,
1., 1 Jt.ell'llliV.l!:1'"
ill.lL 11. lk I ilil-O . , - f.
.o-...: . i.:..,...'f and ..
aueciious oi in".--. - ...ci
evenings since a r,.a
lv and remained until nf'e" ;lf
ble the reverend visiter
nml tlio litt'c one CI""' 1,1 .Jj.
f.illt ovtent in st art'. i .1 "or). ia
could not understand "le11"; -t
... -.i . ,vi'.-u' .
atUt It WaS Willi y:-'' ' :,,, C
mother could keep her
, t tie tilt' -
time tnev vine .ii - . py.r
left it t.he walked up y 11 fr
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