rjii: :oi:lix cat.
A KALI.AH 1SV "IT.TKK i:::LI.."
"C.ou.e hither, hither, little 'miv,
A si :"." ec bripht this is;
I'll K1 ve it all to thee if thou
Wilt drown tLcsc little kita-ns."
Quoth thus the .'noil oM l.r.iiF- v. iP- i-!,c,
Ami thus t'uo boy qiioiii In- :
Lady, I'll drown tim willingly,
If mine the Lit may ut'-"
Tin ii in .1 hnj: she thrust each kit,
Ami tied it with :i tow string;
An. I sped the, boy with l.a and hit
Like arrow from a bow -Mi in.
lie stood upon the riverside,
Thar, boy with Mii.ny brow ;
".Vo'', t;l'-," th-- li'tic kittens ciici'.--
11 1', ino:kili;jr, cruil, "i.e.- or."
Then, purrinp;, ruobcil against hla IV i '-
The poor obi iussi -mo; ler,
As if to say, ''Swirl lad, nay, ":l.v :
O, spare, tli.-ia .' I've noiio other."
No pily bad th.it lilt'.'' lad,
He tl ill not i :u- a leather;
Imt in flic sack he thrust tin- cat.
Ami diowncd Ihi in all tnvl h'-r.
Then felt that little boy tlml he
lla-1 done a dreadful I --. i ;
Ami so he tin md with a brow t ii.it bur lift1.
And tied with all his spud
In a tempting caniiy-Fliop,
To buy both this and that ;
I'.it lor his bit hi- '.i.v.ilit, could get
Kxrc-pt a candy-evt.
lie put it i;i his pocket deep,
And to the good-wife ran ;
't)h, w hat's tin: in:itt r why dust wi-eji,
-My boy my liule man'."'
"Ob, lady, lady, T have d u,o
An awful died, I see,
Those little innocents to drown
Who ne'er did harm to me !"
Then from h's pocket juvdlnl a. shriek,
A ghastly, hoarse ".i ..."'
And fear did blanch his ruddy chock,
And pa'.o that 1 lily's l.nm ;
As forth out sprung a y.iViiii ini,
A cat with wilful wail.
Six .spectral kittens from her mouth,
Suspended by the tail.
Then turned and tied that wife w ith dread,
The boy, he followed after ;
"While fierce pursued t hattj;ol.liii brood
With shrieks of feline laughter.
From morn till tiijilit they kept their tl'mht ;
I'l'inn morn till niylit tied they ;
And if old beldame's talcs be true,
They run unto this day.
Nor over shrill tic y fi.i i a rest,
Nor tarry in their ilj-l.t
K suffer those w ho in the wo-j
of cats and ilns ilclih.
jus u iriu-s riiii:si)s.
Tl.at Datilmrv A' -$ man lirxs nr.icli fo
answer The lVoiia .' t A ? is tlift last
of th- i-iij ers t tkuni.-h as an ir.nlalor of
liim, and here in a ecinir t; of its wt-rk : !
Sjuh'o :ii:iks, a retired old goutlctnno, J
lives away down on .Seventh street. The '
other inoniing tliw (AA ladies, from ?.Ta- !
con county, came to his house on a visit. !
They used to know his wife before she was
married. The Squire welcomed them to I
his mansion, and then went out to his
barn and swore for half an hour. "While
ho. was soothing himself thus, his .wife
called him into tho house, f he handed
him an umbrella to hoop o:F the sun, ami
said the h.dios had walked up from the
depot ami left some things there for him j
to bring up. So he brought them up, I
making two tiips for the baskets, band-
boxes, and two black oil-cloth 1 ravelin"-'
hag, all of which the Squire discourte- i
ously called "infernal old traps." j
As he sat in the back kitchen willing V.is '
brow, his wife brought out the maiket !
basket, and said there was not a bit of
sugar or tea in the house, ami she ro- i
marked that while lie was g:ng down :
town he might as well get the molasses
.jug tilled. The Squire asked her how ;
1 mg those old migratory pelicans were '
oing to stay. Ami she asked him if he
thought she would be so rude as to ask
hem. Then (lie Squire went down, anil f
l-il in tho frivwiMioc V'lirii 1 1 r rrnt bnrV
' t .
bis wife said she bad forgotten something. ',
a,.d thought of it just when it was tK !
late. SI-, must liave some corn-starch. 1
.,,.. ,
1 be Squtre as.Od Iter ll any of the old ,
tcarcerews had dropped the least hint as
1o the duration of their visit. She snhl
. , I
m... J lie require looked sad and cltscon- i
4 ,, --1 -i 1 1
tciiteo. ,lieii he laid the natKr f.f nun
V. hen he laid the paper of coin
-'ar. h o-.i the kitchen tahV, his wife said
thev inn.t have a e. .ifis
they tuu.t have a cdfis!, for dmm ,-. One ;
of the ladles said, in the cnu'so of eonver- j
ration, that he was fond of cd T.sh. The 1
v;, iiini nct.w 1 1 I vl. I 1. 1 1
.... .. ... - '
Conn iittcil themselves 0:1 the extent ot ,
t liCir i.ret'CUt roost. M'f X'Ul StO ought to
. . i-i ... . i
he ashamed ,f himself. When he had ;
. 1.. . . . .1 . 1. o: 1 ...... .1 . 1 . -.. I
o.i'pin 1 iie i'oc 11 is ii aimiHui 1 ne 1 a me w 11 11
a whang, his
wile irot. h;m to timer in ,
1
some water ami v.o hI
.looiiiinger !
said she r.cu-r dined without, ale, and the ,
SMuiic was a.shed if he woM gl down
ami lu intr up a b.-ttle; He :kfl.cd if lie t
i-hoidd ro into the liarlorand o-0t tbo-e ol -
... . .'. , . . i- . r , . ..
. .1 .i.oi.o.. in in. mm- oiu .i ii.-i 01 wu.ittney
did like, and furthermore asked if thevi
!
were yet silent as to when they tin
it as to when they tlioimht I ,l"n.,il w,""k, design nnd price ruaraateert.
,. ,. 1 r , t .1 , " , , " Mr'" l'-1 rcpi,eettullyi.,1jieitcdar,d prompt
a.a. He t the p.le. ami j ly exe 1. U hnstown. Nov. 11. 'TL-t-r.!
they would 0
.0, . o...e ,0 ,,o, mum town,
a-mn, l. l".ed :m ox press wn-on, and j
r ... r 1 . .. i 1 1 4 . . . i . .
'"
Ill
:
loaded it with all sorts of garden truck, a
lntt!e of whisky, a box of sardines.
Hinnil of snuff, son e ewe oysters, dried
toln'aco, jiiikled vahntts. eannetl corn,
inacketci, s,.iit ieas, etc. The next, day
1 l.e Sitire was sent down town only cijrlit
times. 1'arlv the next tiiormii'' lie started I
" i
out into the country to -ec a man. "When 1
1 e Sot home he ati-ed his wife if any time
had been M t f..r tlm depai t nro. On the
fVClltliK
d the follow in.r y,
Monday, one of
thol.li.ies said she thon-ht fclie ii"lit to
she
.-tart 011 iic.f Tiidav, so as to ic:;cli boom
1
lalo'f Mi im. ay. ;;i. Cii,!. k.,;,1 ii.. I
.U"M not. to be .. 1,,.,-rv. Tl...
eroaticd. ami s,iid th, v on;-!.! t,. .'.. ..
visit out. (hi i'l iiiaC looroi ... il .
visit out. x in... in, ,,,ii.i Hie c.ui.e
I wl an express wa..,, before the ilo,
Kilt his wile said the ladies h.ul concluded
to stay lllltd alter the huml,. 'I hen the
had concluded
'ih. 'Ih.uthe
vtoud, ;l!Ut co;i-
inie w nt out to saw
Vfcl'oli with hiuut'i.
mm
t roioj-ui-el plmp'y of Kell-'unmiu ROOTSi
HcKBSi a:ifl FKUITS, cirubuicd v-th otiiKr
j'ruj.crtius, which i:i tlibii ntaru aro Cuthartic,
Aperient, Nutiitieus, l)iuii t;c. Altirauvc hud nti
UxjiouH. Tle wholo in prescred in a puaic;ont
qUMHtity of (spirit from tie SI CiAlL C.l. to
kic( Uiam in any clirnruc, wluch i.i.Vcg tlio
o .o of iho mot .los:
iMo Toia rttirl C'r t hnr-
ink iu tJjo world. 'lHty aro iiLoadoUL sUictl
omsstic TonicV '
nn'r o l-.n Tisctl as a motiicine, arid always according
to uirrtctiourt.
1 U-y arc tba ehcct-ar.clior of the ferbli and do
hiatutd. Ttey art upon a ditoanc.l liver, and
etimulata to such a decree, that a beaKhy action is
at ODce brought at:out. An a reiuudy to which
Woiurn aro erqxjcudly Bnbjrrt, it isaurpcrrttding
every ether Ktimuiaut. Asa Spring a ml Sam
mir 'ltr, they hftvo no equal, liiey are a
m.ld au.i pe-atie 1 un;r,tive as wed aa Tonic. 1 hey
uriry tho Blood. They are a splendid Appetinr.
Tliy make the weak ptrond. Tboy purify aiiilin-vu-nirate.
lliey cure ly B;efiia. Ctmstipatiou, aitd
lit a larhe. Ihi f act as a e;!Ci&cln all species of
diordcTG which umlemjine the bodily etreogth and
break down tho uiiiaal epuiU. f
Pepot, 53 Prk Place. JTow York.
trig
Only 50 Cents per Botile.
It promote! tbe GROWTH, PRESES
VKS tlic t'OLOIl, a lid Incrcaaei tUo
Vigor and BK.tlTVof the II A lit.
Ovfii TniRTT Tfaps ago T.tok's K ATTTATnoN rna
th c Haih i firet placed in tae Jiiarkc-t by I'rotessor
lbuni;!B Lyon, a graduate of l'riinttou C'oilea
'J lie iiaine ih derivei from the tiret-k " Kaibmo,"
liiHiifyuii? to deume. purifiy, rejuvnutr, or rtttort.
1 lie favor it baa received, and the poi ularity it baa
obtained, j unprecedented and incredible. It iu-o:-.f.(.s
t'ne r.noKTii aatl Beauty of the li aiu. It is
a ulit(hui:l orjiip. It eradicates dandruff. I;
prevents tbe Hair from turning pray. It kecpa ii;e
bead cool, ta 1 pi ves tl.a hair a rich, eoft, tfkwHy ap
pearTsr.c?. It if f:o tujE iu Quantity an.l Quality
a.i it wan over a l.'t-.uatn of a Cektuky Aoo. and in
e i.ld by ail 1 'r.urij-.H and Country btorta at on 1 y 6o
ttau per bolllc.
:3 VVf?Ts"5T! t WS
V Mil
tit
LYON'S
I 'A f-1 fi a 4 t3i h -A
Manhood: Hovr Lost, How Pvcstored.
.0v-. .I'.'-t put.U-itle.l. ;i C'V.- C '"it i -111 of IT.
iN:-'trtirr'ii!l's i elt lirotii! lxny on the
-'"" 'l-vT- ' j, i'..''i.- 1 ( io iwittiotit lciluine) of
- M-i.!(M : (O.-H iiO A.'-r . ;,iA-e:ik-
!'V,i':":nsrv Semitia: I.o-ses. I ; I'OTIM v,
h-!i'!it and s.c:,l Ineapaeily. 1 in .t-loaerts
t ; i i ii'.ji"'. i.-e.: i:isii,("iiSM'n inx, I'm i.sis V
ami 1 i i s. iii....'ed by tH-li-milulence ami sex-
fiice in u soa'cil envelope only six cents.
I lie e Icl.iate.l aut.'icr. in i m.i uo.-eo .0,1.- t-
mie.'esstlil orMcrieo. th.it th. alnrtnimr ....icn
queuec-- nf elt-iihuse i:mv re railiealfv cured
.YinSS
1 '" ' u"'!,r ",U;I' simple, cci-mm mHi eiiee-
t!'a.. by ine:i:is or wtm l; every siitlirer. no niat-
UTwi.ni ins eomiition uv.ia- I.e. im-.v cure him-
hands of
,A el'-v y-xith and every man in the hind.
' 111 uieiei win, 111 u inain envelope. To nnv
imdvess. .,-,.(iif, t.n n-eeipt of six cents, or
two ioiUire stamps. Aihiress Hie I'umish -rs.
ha; i u-1 1 i l- .'...! B
. 1 .-1 . - . .. m r. I.U.,
1-T I'.ovf rj, cn Vork; rost-Oihe-i l!o 45S.
pp 1 T.Tprhp Wprl-Q
O itCii t'lU VV Oi JlD,
,3; l'ritnU,, Nireel, jiiiir.Me,v,
"I rilYIMIl-VV. Ilt H . ,T. .
1 I'f.ii .M , 1,-, 11 1 nni li; .11
M r- i r-l.-V o. MAN 1 Ki,S. e.. tn:imi-ft..iil
t ..... .......1 ... . . ... .. l'r;
............ 11. 111 ir 1 :ii til -V ."II
Ameri.-,m .M:rldes: Km ire sati.-.tae- iT'S V M
'" 'U" J MfL
' - n,,l,.. ... I I'f .
Oniei-s re -e. ct full y solicit ed V-2i
Mli.l ni-c. i! ! .1 ! - Ii : .1 1 .i... .
ery l.m.gj
JOHN PAKKi:.
est .M'ii r; te;. -i o- lm.
.
J 11 4 V?il VUJi:i' ?
Lull li 0 MlilOliU UJlllkS .
,:" '""'r' re?l, JotuisfoH 11.
CIM t'. 4 X, - IN ol'ir t or ,
AJON ' "M KXTtf, HEAD ami TOM It STOXF.S, 1
1111 N' r,li a M CAlil.NKT tfLAUS, AND
i , , ? ''- "'". d, if t u- very t .est ltl
I,nl V1'1 Aint-inun Marbles, l'crlcet satisfac-
' f ) A S K Y, r () ( A U TV &" CO..
VVIiOI.I SAI.K DRAI.KUS'ls
! M9IQI6A5EU & fiLB RYE WHISKY.
p A S j, y l'" () ( A U T Y & CO
wuoi..-sai.k prai.kws'.n
AXI) AM. KINKS (IF
DO.MI1STIC I-HiUOnw,
j Foreign Wines, Gins, Brandies &c.
w .. .lir l.ilx riv strrrl. '
... . ... 1-. . n j c itr tip-
Iec. C, isTt.-:hn.
rrrrsnriu.iT. m.
1 .L V.VCK, -M. J.,
1 1 Itiyiivian :n Siircrnn,
.. l'A!:i;oi.i,Tim.. I'a.
O'liee m r.-;ir of John P.tiek's .-tore. Ni-ht
cull may be made the residence of Jioin
iu i u. 1 . j a priit. !:::. tr.'
1 I AW AND COLLECTION OFFICII
I - -,.v
TIERNEY c NULL,
I 'nn.le IJoiv, l:ieiilMiic. I'M.
! k"' Special a 1 1 ui i, m paid to eol lections in
n parts ot the Initcd States. U'-ls." I -tf 1
- 1
' r 1 W. DICK. A I TOLiNKY A 1 I
en-l.io-, ;,. OChre'in front
; 'j1 U. HICK. A'IT( l:KY- AT- L w, I'M i
1 en-l.io-. Pa. Oliiee'in front rini of T. I
' ' '-'"Vds new build,..-. Centre rtr.el. All!
t nuerot lc ., I ti ,,,iie.- aiicnovd I o ... , if- j
W4il) -'Ua - - ulty- 10-H.U. , 1
S ri ?
:-, -ji-s
GISAT REDUCTION IH PRICES
-TO
Qt i "O TT"T7rT7 O of this Couinionwealtii," apmoved the 2d
Oxi.3X3. DU I iliXvO ; dav of July, A. 1. ISiilt, I, William 15. Dos
at tiiu 1 AKKJi. Hi'lh Sheriff of the County of (lam-
j ' I
i TlmTlPrinefr TTfluPQ TPnmielliTinr dTflDP !
i IilJOlIoUlUy, liUUuli i'UllliCiliiiU UlUlLlJ. ; tlwEi.KiTuK3irt ttie county atorefai.t, tnat
j 0 i a General Klection will be held in the said
fl"IfF. undersiined respectfully ititorms tho ' Countv of Cambria-, on the SKCO.N U XL' KS
Jl citizens of KbenImrir an.l t he public jfoner- ! , x-oL'orrnUVI' v,v,. tup-14th oav
hIIv tlnit he has made a ( ! I : M AT 11K1) I'Ci'K N : IA 01 V.'C' THK 1 ,
IN THICKS TO CASH lit" Vl-lltS on ull goods in 1 ok T1IK MONTH, at which time Siate ami
1 his line, consistiujr of j County ollicers will be elected as follows :
MOWING and REAPING MACHINES :
ANO OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS i
f OORWC, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES !
... . , '
of tho moat popular designs and of ull styles, j
priees and qualities: j
mm CF lull slmtMl
of ray own manufacture;
HARDWARE, ALL KIND !
such ns bocks, screws, Tintt Ilinires. Phuttcr '
Himres. Table Ilimres. ISolts. Iron and Nails, i
J WinilnwItllliH. fultr. Tnlilp k'lilVHH mill 1'nrks.
Carvinir Kniesnnd Fork. rocket Knives, Ta-
biennd Ten Spoons, Meat Cutters, Apple Tarcrs,
Scissors, Shears, Razors nnd Strops, Hummers,
Axes, Hutchets. lioi-injr Miiehiiies,Aunrurs, Chis
sels, l'lanes. Compasses, Souares, Files, Hasps,
A 11 VMS, Vises, Wrenches, Hip, 1'itiiel and Cross
Cut Shws, Chains of all kinds, Shovels, Spades,
Scythes and Snal hs. llakes. Forks, Slcih-llells,
Shoe Lasts, l'cjjs. Wax. Uristles, Clothes Wash
era nnd Wrinjrcrs, Patent Churns and Pateht
Machines ueiierally, G rind-Stones, Patent Mo
lasses Gates and Measures, Lumber Sticks, Cast
Steel Uilles, Shot Guns, Kevidvers, Pistols, Cur
triiljres. Powder, Caps, Lead, Horse Shoes and
Nails, Old Stove Plates, G rates und Fire Bricks,
Well und Cistern Pumps, &e., &e.;
Harness and Saddlery Ware
of all kind, in ga-eat vaiielj-;
WOOD and WILLOW WARE
beyomi description ;
CA11BOX OIL aiul OIL. LAlirS,
Fish Oil
ll: Lar.'1 P'1' I-inseed Oil, Lubricating Oil,
, rar. Paints. nrnishes, J iirpeutine. Al-
Kosiu
cohol. &e. ; Silver-Plated Ware, Glassware, 4te.
lsxmily fjrroceries,
such as Teas. PoITee, Sugars, Syrups Molasses,
Spices, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Hominy,
Fish, Crackers, lUee, Pearl Itarley, Jlc.
rr)bacoo ji nd Cijjnis.
I'aint, Varnish. Whitewash, Scrub, Horse, Shoe,
Stove, Du-tin-, 'lothes and Tooth finishes, till
kinds and sizes: Iled-Cords, Manilla Hopes, and
imaiy other articles, at the loicrW ndt fur cili.
iOU8M St'OCTLNfJ
ln.iilc, painted nn 1 put up as cheap lis posiihle,
Kim i.Asn. -A liberal discount nimle to
country dealers buying Tinwiire by wholesale.
GI-HGli HfSTLUV.
Kliensbiir, July i, loVd.-tt'.
run
WM. P. PATTON,
Jlamifaettirei' mil Dealer In
CABINET FURNITURE
rturoans,
lt-lsteads,
Washstands,
Sideboards,
Clmmber Sc tg,
Parlor Sets,
Ward robes,
Hook Cases,
Cane Chair,
Wood Scut Chaii-s,
Kitchen Furniture,
lted Iouiiitcs,
Mattresses,
Tet -a-Tetes,
K.t eusinn Tables,
1 inin Tables,
l.OHIllfi'S
( iipbonrds.
&e., fcu, Arc, Src, io., its., &e., are., .Vc, &e., &c
KV Kit Y l)iC!tlPTII or
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to order in excellent st.v e and at low
pri-.-. G.itiinet und hai rina ki-is' materials of
alt kino- for sale. Furniture delivered nt liny
point in Jolmiown or at Ibtilrond Stat ion free
of extra clmr-re. Vt'M, P. PATTON.
Johnsiown, Oct. 13, 1870.-U'.
l:i ? f I 5 1 J I C
BOOK, BRDC-hjJ YABIETY STORE
nA ING recently t-nlarired our stocli we are
nou prepared to sell ut a jrreat reduction
from f irmer prices. Our stock consists of
Druvs, Medicines, perfumery. Knney Soaps.
Leon's. Hull's mid Allen's flair I'e'Toratives,
I'ills.Oiutmcnt, l'laster. Liniments, Pain Kill
lers. Cftrate Magnesia, T.s. .l inmica Ginyer.
I"u re Flavorinw l-iiruet. lXsenees, Jbemoii
Syrup, Poot hinir Syrup, Spiced Syrup, Rhubarb,
l'u re Spices, ire.
Cigars and Tobaccos,
lliank Hooks. Deeds, Notes anil lioiids; Cap,
Post. Commercial ami ail kinds of Note I'a:T :
Mnvelopes, Pens. Pencils, Arnold's Writim?
Fluid, ISIaek and Ked Ink, '.Pocket ami Pass
Hooks. MafrniiiPs. Newspapers, Novels, Histo
ries. liiOles, IteliKious, I'rayer and Toy iiooks.
Penknives, Pipes, Jfce.
t-" Wc have added toour stock n lot of F1NR
JKWF.I.liV, to which we would.iuvitc the at
tention of tlie Ladies.
PJioroGUAPH ALBUMS at; lower price
than evrroirercd in this place.
1'aper and Cisrar sold either wholesale or re
tail. LEM Ml N ,V M'.'UHAV.
u!y 3.1, 1. Main Street, Flieiisburjf.
LOOK WELL TO VulRUMlEilSTANDlNGS.
JOHN D. THOFV1AS,
liootantl Shoe 3Iaker
rl'HK nndersiff ned respectfully informs his no
1 moron customers and the public irenerallv
that he is prepared t. manufacture liOi ITS anil
SlIOKSof any desired size or tjnaiit v, from the
liiiest French -alf-skin hoots to the coarsest
brotraiis, in the vr.ttv ltr.sT maxxeh. 011 ;the
shortest notice, nnd nt as moderate prices as
HKe Wlirk 0111 l.v ,.1'tulrt.l iny.l.-ro.
Those who have worn Hoots and Shoes made
nt my establishment need no assurance us to
the superior ;ualifyof my work. Others can
easily l,t convinced of the fact if they will only
five me a trial. Try nnd be convinced.
'" Hcpnirinjr of I ots and Shoes at tended
to promptly ami in a workaianlike manner.
Than klu I for past favors I feel confident that
niv work and prices will commend 1110 to a eon
tiuuancc and increase of the same.
JOHN JJ. THOMAS.
C1HRI.1GE MAMFACTORV!
SAIll'LE STRLET,
Near Union School House. Ebensbcrg.
THE mbscrlbtr desires to call the attention
' of the citi.ens of Cumbria find adjoiniii jr
counties to the fact that he has now in suueess
1 10 operation in F.be.-wburjr a Shoj for the man
iilaeture and repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
Njn-inir na'ons, KiriKliS
-Did of nthcr dtx'-ripliiw of Murk in that Unr.
F.nplo.vinsr none but sMUftil workmen and
UKin-T only the la st matet iais, I feel confident
1 can nive entire satisfaction iu work, styles
and prices.
Platform work done at short notice. Repair
in of all kind attended to at reasonable rates.
A lUaeksmith Shop in connection with Man
ulactoi v. Call and bee speeimens of work.
June:. Is7:;.-tf. j. M. C'HCTE.
f. A. SIIOFVAKF.R WM. Ft . SECHI.KH.
gHOEWiAKER t SECHLER,
Attunirjii.nl.I.HH,
19-1H.T KllF.NSl;UH(;. Camukia Co.. V . tf.l
J. (JALL1TZIN LAKE, '
Attornoy-at-L ;v av,
Kbenvbat'ff, Cambriu Co., I'a.
HAMKL MCLAUGHLIN Attn-
' nt-fxir. .IohiiMn Pi nT' . 3. ,
Kxchan-e biotduiB, . iis'tair. ,'. rne'rVi .'i'i
t oa and l.o.u.,1 si reVis. W, ll. ,,, !' , i ,
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LECTION PROCLAMATION.
ursuant to an Act of General Assem
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
oi.'titUil "An Act relatine to the Klections
bria in the Commonwealth of Penusvlvauia, ;
do hereby make known ami give notice to j
;:s;fKJudsccf tbeSu"
)" 1"''" f"rtbu otfiixot State Treasurer
neVeo
line ner-ou for the office of tSheriff of Cam-
- V.J 0,,II,ly
,KM soil for the oftiee of Treasurer of Cam-
Ouei'i
bria tonnty.
One person for the oiaee oT Commissioner or
Cambria county.
One p.-roii for the office of Toor House Di
rector of Cambria county.
One person for tbe olliee of Coroner of Cam-
una eouni . ,,rr,,. f ,,,ii,,,r
. One person for the office of Auditor of tara-
briUCOUUI
One person for the office of Jury Commission
er of Cumbria counts'.
1 also hereby make known and give notice
that the place of holding the aforesaid elec
tion in tiie several Wards, Ioroue;hs, Dis
tricts and Townships within the County of
Cambria are as follows, to wit :
The electors of tho district composed of the
Township of Allegheny, to meet at Urady's
School House, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of AdHins. to meet Mt the School
House at Mosoa Kriinr'a, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Jiarr, to meet at School House -So.
11, in SHid township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of ltlaeklick, to meet at tho house of
Ahrain Makin, dee'd, in the village of Helsano.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Cambria, to meet nt the Court
House, in the borough of Ebensburjr.
'1'1k .1 mil '1 tf tl... .liti-i.f ..0111 ti. .ci.l rt tl.r.
Township of Carroll, to meet tit School House
in ( ',lrrotown borousrh.
The e jectors of the district compofied of the
Morouirh of Currolltowu, to meet ut the School
House in said borough.
The electors of the district composeil of the
Township of Chest, to meet at School House
No. :t, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Itoroiihot Chest Spring, to meet at the house
of .Jacob W'usrner, in said borough.
The electors uf the district composed of the
Township of Clartield.to meet al School House
No. :s, adjoining the village of St. Augustine, in
said township.
Tho cdectnrn of the district composed of the
Township or CoueiuiiiiRh, to meet at the School
House- at Singer's, ill said township,
Tho electors of the district composed of the
Tloroiiirh of Conemauirh, to meet n follows:
First Ward, at the iiouse of Peter Malt.ie, in
saiil First Ward ; Second Wu d. nt the house of
Henry C Ilishomr. in snid Second Ward, s
The electors ol the district composed of the
lloroimh of Cambria, to meet at School House
No. 2, in said borough.
Tho electors of the district composed of the
Horoutrh of Coopersdale, to meet at the School
House iu said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Croylc, to meet at School House
in the village of Suiiimerlilil, in said township.
Tho elector of the district composed of the
Hi iron-' h of East Concilia uh, to meet at the
house of Daniel Confer, in said borough.
The elector of the district composed of the
Ilorousrh of Ebcnsburir, to meet as follows:
Kast Ward, in the Court Koom, in said Ward ;
West Ward, in (Jrand Jury Koom, in East Ward.
The electors of the district composed of the
noroujrh of Franklin, to meet at School House
iu said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Gallit.in, to meet at the School
House in town of Caliilxin. in said township.
T ho electors of the district composed of the
Township of Jackson, to meet at the house of
Henry Haifer, in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
TloroiiKh of Johnstown, to meet us follows:
First Ward, at Publie School Room No. 5, in
wild Witrd ; Second Ward, at the odiec of .Jos. S.
Strayer, Ej., on Market street, in said Ward;
Third Ward, ut the house of J,hii Uncly, on
Franklin street, in said Ward, Fourth Ward,
nt t he house of John Trof Is, iti said Ward; Fifth
Wind, jit the Kci iniilc School House, in said
Ward; Si.U, Ward, at the Johnstown Pottery.
in s::id Ward.
The electors of the district composed of the
llorouhof Loretto, to meet at School House
in said boroutrh.
The electors of the di triet composed of the
Townsuip of Minister, to meet ut the ware
house of Anr. Durbin, in the village of Mini
ster, iu sai 1 township.
The elector;- of the district composed of the
Horoiifh of Midville, to meet at the Franklin
House, in said borough.
The electors of the district composed of the
B'Tomrh of Prospect, to meet at the School
House in said boroinrh.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Richland, to meet at the huusc of
Joseph (it-is. in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Sumuierhill, to meet at the School
Houe in the Koroujfh of Wilmore.
The electors of the district composed of the
Iiorou-rh of Summit ville, to meet at the School
House in said borough.
The electors of tho district composed of the
Township of Susquehanna, to meet at the house
of Michael Piatt, in said tow.iship.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Taylor, to meet at School House
near Wm. Ht adriek's, in said township.
rl he electors of the district composed of the
llorom;li of Woodvalc, to meet at School Hoj.se
in said borough.
The elector of the district composed of the
Township of Washit srton.to meet at the School
House at the Foot of Plane No. 4. in said twp.
The electors of the district compost dot the
Township of While, to meet at the house of
John lJeers. in said township.
The electors of the district composed of the
Township of Voder, to meet as fo;i..ws: First
Division, nt the house of Win. A. lin ks, in said
township; Second Division, at Beams School
House, in said t jwnship.
The general election in all the Wards Town
ships, Districts and llui'ii.ig lis of tin- Count v is
to be opened between the hours of Baud 7 o'-
oVliMik in Im "a-4tt, nnJ slanll cum I rt lie
without interruption or adjournment until 7
o'clock in the cveuing, whcuull polls biiail be
closed. .
And I further give notice, as in ami by
the 13th isectiou of the aforesaid Act! am
directed:
That all persons, excepting Justices of the
Peace, who shall hold any olliee or appointment
of pt-otit or trust under the (rovcrnment of the
I nited Slates, or of this State, or of an v city or
incorporated district, whether a commissioned
officer or otherwise, a su bordinate or ajrent who
is or shall lie employed under the legislative,
judiciary, or executive departments of this
State, or of the United States, or ot any citv or
incorporated district, and also every member
of Conirress, or of the State Legislature, and of
the select and common councils of anr city, or
commissioner of any incorporated district, is
bv law incapable of hoMing or exercising at
the same time the othee or appointment of
Judge, Inspector, or Clerk of any Election of
this Commonwealth ; and that no tnspeetor.or
Jud-j-e, or any other o nicer of any such election,
shall he eligible to any olliee then to be voted
for. Also, by the 4lli Section of nn Act of As
sembly ent it led "An Act relating to Elections
and for other purposes," approved the lflih day
of April. lH5ti.it is enacted that the forworn v
llith Section shall not be so construed as to pre
vent any military officer or borough officer
from serving as Judire or Inspector at any gen
eral or special election held iu this Common
wealth. The general, special, city; incorporated dis
trict and township elections, nnd all elections
for Electorsof President and Vice President of
the United States, shall be held ami conducted
by the Inspectors and Judges elected as afore-i-aid,
and by Clerks appointed as hereafter pro
vided tor.
The inspector and judge of the elections shall
ini-et at the respective places appointed for
holding the elections in the district to which
they respectively belong, before 7 o'clock in
the morning, and each of said inspectors shall
appoint one clerk, who shall be a qualified voter
of such district.
In ease the person who shall have received
the second highest number of votes for inspec
tor shall not attend on the day of any election,
then the person who nhall have received the
nest highest number of votes for judge at the
next preceding election shall act as inspector
iu his place. And in case tbe person who shall
have received the highest number of votes for
inspector shall not attend, the ierson elected
judge shall appoint an inspector in his place.
And in ease the person elected judge shall not
attend, then the inspector who felia.lt have re
ceived the highest number of votes shall ap
point a judge In his place, and if any vacancy
shall continue in the board for the space of one
hour after the t ine fixed by law for the open
ing of the election, tho cjualitied voters of the
township, ward or district for which such. olli
cers have been elected, present at the place of
election, shall elect some of their number to
till the vacancy.
In ease any clerk appointed under the provi
sions of this act shall neglect to attend to any
election during the said year, it shall be the
duty of the inspector who appointed said clerk,
or the person tilling the ollic? of such inspec
tor, to forthwith appoint a suitable person as
clerk, qualified as aforesaid, whosfcall perform
f the duties of tho year.
It shall be tuo duty of the seven,
respect! vcly, to nt tend at the place
or townsh.
"tintif. the whole time Mill elect i
1 'iueto'tla
,-erai assessors.
ot noldinir
rnship election.
lion is kept
formation to
when called on.
in relation to the right of any person assessed
liv them to vole at such election, or such oilier
matters in relation to tiie usscssment id otcrj
as the said inspectors, or either of them, shall
from time to time require.
No person shall be permitted to vote at an
election, as aforesaid, other than a freeman or
the age of twenty-one years or more who shall
have resided in the State at least one year, and
in the election district where he otters to vote
at least ten davs immediately preceding such
election, nnd lias within two years paid a State
or county tax. which shall have been assessed
nt least ten dajs before the election. Hut a
citizen of the United States who has previously
been v nuaiiiled voter of this State and re
moved therefrom and returned, and who shall
have resided in this election tiistrict and paid
taxes a-"- aforesaid, shall be eutitled to vote
after residing in the State six months. lrori-d-d
That the freemen, citizens of the L nite 1
States, between twenty-on and twenty-two
yeurs, who have resided iu an electioti district
as afo'resaid. shall be entitled to vote, although
tiiey shall not have paid taxes.
No person shall tie permitted to vote whoso
name is not. contained in the list of taxiiblu in
habitants furnished by Commissioneis, unless
First, he produces a receipt :or tiie payment i
within two years of a State or county tux, as- I
gessed agreeably to the Constitution, and gixe
satisfactory evidence, either on his oath or at-
lirnmtion of another, that lie tias pain sucn a
t lx, or on failure to orocure a receipt, shall
make oath to the payment thereof. Seind,if
between theagcof twenty-one and twenty-two
years.be shall depose on oath or affirmation
that he has resided tu this Stnte at b ust one
vear nevt before bis application, and make
such proof of residence in the district as is re
quired bv this act, and that he does verily be
lieve from the account given him that he is of
the age aforesaid, and such other evidence as
Is required bv this act; whereupon the name
of the person thus admitted to vote shall be in
serted in the alphabetical list by Die inspec
tors and a note made opposite thereto by writ
ing the word "tax," if he shall be admitted to
vote b"y reason of having paid tax, or ttie word
"age." if he shall be admitted to vote by reason
of such sure; and the same shall be called out
to the clerk, who shall make the like note on
the list of voters kept by them.
In all cases where the name of the person
claiming to vote is found on the list fnrnishe.l
by the commissioners and assessors, of his right
to vote, whether found thereon or not, is ob-'
lected to by any qualified citizen, it shall be the
duty of the inspectors to examine such person
on oath as to his qualifications, and if he claim
to have resided within the State for one year
or more, his oath shall not be sufficient proof
thereof, but lie shall make proof by at least
erne competent witness, who shall be a qualified
elector, that he has resided in the district for
more than ten days next immediately preced
ing such election, and shall also himself swear
that his bonaflde residence, in pursuance of his
lawful calling, is in said district, and thai ho
did not remove into said district for the pur
pose of voting therein.
Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who
shall make due proof, if required, id' his resi
dence and payment of taxes as aforesaid, shall
te admitted to vote in the. towusbip, ward or
district in which he shall reside.
If any person shall prevent or attempt to pre
vent a"ny oflieer of any election under this
Act from holding such elections, or use or
threaten any violence to any such ottieer, or
shall interrupt or improperly inierlere with
him in the execution of his duty, or shall block
up the window or avenue to any window where
the same may be holding, or shull riotously dis
turb the the peace at such election, orshall use
any intimidating threats, force or violence,
with design to influence unduly or overawe
any elector, or to prevent him from voting, or
to restrain the freedom of chp4ce, such per.-on,
on conviction, shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding five hundred dollars, and be im
prisoned tor any term not less than three nor
more than twelve months; audit" it shall be
shown to the court where the trial of such of
fence shall tie had that the person so oftenditig
was not a resident of the city, ward, district or
township where the offence was committed,
and not entitled to vote therein, then, on con
viction, he shall be sentenced to pay a tine of
not less than one hundred nor more than one
thousand dollars, and be imprisoned not less
than kix months or more than two year.
If any person not by law qualified shall fraud
ulently vote at any electioii of this common
wealth, or, being otherwise qualified shall o o
out of his proper district, or if any person
knowing the want of such qualifications shall
aid or procure such person to vote, tho person
offending; shall, on conviction, be fined in any
sum not exceeding two hundred dollar, and
be imprisoned in any term not cYceclini; three
months.
Jf any person shall vote at trior" than one
elect ion dist riet.or ol her wise 1 1 a in ! u lent I. V vote
more than once on the sane- on, or thail
fraudulently fold and deli er to the inspector
I I wo tickets together with the intent illegally
i to vote, or shall procure another to do so, he
! ort1"1 so offending shall, on conv iction, be
j fined in any sum not less than till.v nor more
than five hundrod dollars, and he imprisoned
for a term not less ttiau three nor more than
I twelve months.
I I? any person not qualified to vote in this
, commonwealth agreeably to law (except the
sons of qualified citizens, shall apptar at any
I place ot election for the purpose of iidlucnc
I ing the citizens qualified to vote, l.e shall, on
j conviction, forfeit und pay any sum uot ex
ceeding one hundred dollars lor every such
offence, and be imprisoned Tor any term not
exceeding three months,
CllANGK IN THE MllDK OF VOTING.
An Act regulating the mode of voting at all
the elect ions in tho several -ounr ies of this
commonwealth, approved March iH'.h. l-iii-Skciion
1. He it runvtcd In; the Srnntc ui!
!"if ui lit prencntativfx ii' CoiiinomuKiti
of iii.'HiImiM'n in litnrial AwiHhlii im t, ami it
.i lirrrl'i rnnrtril In Die mil hnritti nt the imr,
'That t he qualified voters ot the several counties
of this commonwealth, at the general, town
ship, borough or speeinl i lecterns, are hereby
hereafter authorized and required to vote by
tickets printed or writTcn, or partly printed
and partly written, severally classified as fol
lows: One ticket shall embrace tho names of
all Judges of Courts voted for. and he labelled
outsiiie "Judiciary"; one ticket snail embrace
the nanu s of ail Stale oiiicers voted for, and be
labelled ''State": one ticket shall emhrai c the
names of all County ollicers voted tor, and bo
labelled "County"; oue ticket shall embrace
the names of all Township ollicers voted for,
and be labelled "Township"; one ticket shall
embrace the names of all Horomrh officers vo
ted for, anil tie. labelled "ISorougb." ; and each
class shall bo deposited in a sepal ate ballot-box.
AMKXMML.NT TO THK U. S. I'nSM'ITI'TltlX.
Suction 1. The right ot cit izens of t he United
States to vole shall not he denied or abridged
by the U nited States or by any State on account
of race, color, or previous condition of servi
tude. FlKST AND SECOND SECTIONS OF Ac'TOF CO.N-oitKs.-.
or Mah h :il, ism.
sf.c. 1. 11c it ciKicffd 1 t.'ie Se imtc nnd 7.,nv
of Vir"mfvif iff thr. I'niti il SI t of A mer
uit in Om7x axstiiddal. That all ciH.ctis of
the United States who are or shall otherwise be
entitled to vole at any election by the people,
in any State. Territory, Distrie-t. County, City,
Parish. Township, School District. Municipal
ity, or other territarial sub-division, shall tie
entitled and allowed to vote at ail such cdoo-
t tions, without distinction of race, color, or pro-
. vious condition oi servitude, auy constitution,
law, cusiom, usag-e or regulation of anv State
or Territory, or by or under its authority, to
the contrary notwithstanding.
j Sec.-. 1id be it further enurtal. That if by
i or under the authority of the constitution or
laws ot any state, or the laws of any Territory
I i... - Ii .11 ... ..... 1 I 1. 1 '
.,v.i. w ui ou.ui . .. e..,uui ii -w ut none as 11
prerequisite or qualificalioi. for votii,-, and 'by
such constitution or law persons or ollicers arc
or shall be charged with the performance of
duties in f urnishir)? to citizens an opportuhity
lo perform such prerequisite or to become
qualified to vote, it shall he the duty of every
person and olheer to giveaii citizens of Uie Uni
ted states the same and equal opportunity to
perform such prerequisite and lo become qual
ified to vote, without distinction of race, color
or previous condition ol servitude; and ifunv
siich person or order shall refuse or knowingl'y
ornit to give full effect to this section, he nhall
lor every such ofTene-e, forfeit and pay the sum
of five hundred dollars to the person aggrieved
thereby, to be recovered by an action on tho
case, with full costs and such allowance for
counsel fees as the court shall deem just, and
shall also, for every such offense, be deemed
guilty or a misdemeanor, ami tdiall, on convic
tion thereof, be fined not lessthan five hundred
dollars, or be imprisoned not less than one
month nor more than one year, or both, at the
discretion of the court. '
Skction 10 of an Ait of Tnc Pennsyt vanI t
EKfjtsr.ATrnEor Aprils, A. D. s;o
See. 10. That so much of everv Act of ssem
bl.v as provides that only white freemen are cnT
titled to vote, or be registered as voters, or as
claiming to vote at any general or special elec
tion of this commonwealth, be and the sameis
hereby repealed,and that hereafter all freemen
h. """net"'!! of color, snail be enrolled
and registered according 10 Hie provisions of
J5Sn,M ?.evt!Tn of Bn Aeu approved Kti. AprVl
160. entitled "An Act further supplemental to'
-Act ,r.e.la.IIn Elections of ttais Com
monwealth," and. when otherwise qualified
an 6 , i8t,in ,aws- "'tilled to "o e at
menrwea.tan.and 8,CCUU cltclion9 j thi8 com!
DCTIES OF THE RlTrRS JrDOES.
-nuIs,,H-nt 10 1 he Provisions contained in the
or ?hV2? f lh W nr?1 "f"raid?the J"dg
f!, i .ti'eaf oresanl district shall respectively
ti, ..i i efipeciiveiv
dime Xf8r,r fH'C'Uvedi'SVr
! iiuee them at mftini r.r .r... i.. ' ,
- --.i i i- ill inp fipi.riii.M.n ... . - .
disr ri,.r , .u" " 1 ' eacn
....... v .ui.ieKl IlllL'SE IX TH F Til
of Kuknsul-ku. on the t bird day "ft er
r?.UV'u "V'?011 "''.v ii.e i:
riie-."'ck. a. ..,a
BoitoicM
the day
til ihiy
!., ar.d then
bv I- w n 1 , i 1 , ,or"' ' " Cities required
Jadi iff1 Jndges. Also, that where a
unahfe to Vk,T "I ""avoidable accident, is
.i i to attend such mcetimr of Judges then
Vvon?' TtUrn 8ha" be t'nCcl,arye.
Sleet ilon of hih? I"s-pet'tV)r8 r Clerks of the
form ?!? ,.. d,st"ft, who shall do and per
to auend re,iu,re'1 r Judge unable
",Jr btnA- t my offloe in Kbens-
i our l". rT " " .y i year of
-. .u...i,ui uuj III oepteinher. in thu vpur of
Touo thousand eiht-hundreandsev-
-f hi te. a of t he i n.Ieperi.len.H. of t lie t ni-
1 f-hi-s of America th.- i.i , v-.T rtlI h
H-pt.12.-4t. W.H.CONACKl'ul'shVr.fT.
nty-H . AVV.. " V.."I-"un,lrrt
ESUBLKESB WISH-IITE HAS3.
FRANK W. HAY
: Tn r ui ii ct in1!!,
VHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
OF-
-AND-
Sheet-Iron WARES,
AND DEALER IN
HEATING PARLOE ana COOKING
STQVEg,
Slieet; jM?QtSLls,
- -- -
AND
nousE-riTiMsiiRf. coons CENERALLY. ! Ik,..,,
Tljliii2f ill
TIN, COPPER&SnEET-IROX j
l'KOUrTLV ATIb.MJlU TO.
i the woman had era
I was sitting t p to !.
j Upon the man's keoph
Nos. 278,280 and 282 Vrashinslon Si., ! downward evi,h-.:t:yc
! tho wor.-an. This w.
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
YI'OOD, MOlillKLTi A CO.,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale and Jlelcil Dmitri in
fTITI
i i,
llAFlllWAK,
VURl.NSWARE.
BCOTS AND S1IOKS.
HATS AND CAPS.
lhON AND KAILS:
CARPKTS AND OIL CLOTHS,
1 1 K A D Y -M A D i: CL 1TI1 ING,
(ihASS W.MIK. Yl I.I.OW WARM.
WOODlhN AM) WILLOW WAUL, i ,lic wreck vl
PROVISIONS and FEEDALL KINDS, ! Seech
Totretlier with nil mnnnor of We-lorn l'rodnee, le. -t 'I' d ' 1 c
mci an FLdTK. ll.U'ON, riSII, SALT, . '
(1AIM!0 fill. Ac Ae ' . ill the h.KC, ;
ZW Wliolesalc ml retail orders (solicited ! apparcni :y mh-
and proniptly filled on the shortest notice ;unl , boat Cuir.c to
most reasonable terms
IVO(ll), MORLU-LL i CO.
EXT DO Oil TO I'OST-OITTCI:
Cot)kinr Htovt's,
llniii- Stovos.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
Il.ivin reeetit'v tiilieti p .ssecsj. ,,, ()f .,.. tM-w-lv
lit I c.t u ii :u h! cm in e. .. 1 i.ms lniil.tiiiLT on I! iirli
stn-et. two ilii.ii-s e.-i-tof the ItiiuK Hint Hourly erihili and a
. ..-n, i,. . i.'i.ii...... . . . ... , iii :i,. ii, -j
IiiUi r I'li-j i.-ii-eil ihiiu rov tu nemo 1 ml o re ;i i 1
nrticles in t lie TI N. t ' S'!'i-:i: .ui'i .-II I .!. T-l Ifi ,N
WAItK hue. nil of wliirh will le 1 1: iiiisl.eil to
Imversat tlie very d nesi iivinir m tees.
The suliscrilier so inoposeo to keep a tuil
anil varie.l asxirtuient of
Cooking, Farlcr and IleatiD?: Stoves ; Amoricr.. fi..;..
if the most npjiroveil .lesions.
. .1... i n im i.i i if , i . ma. ie- to .ri ier
aid warm ii tol orf Vet in nut nut net ure M:. l"r..a-
tei'inl. lil'.rAIKINt; r ruly nttei:.).-.', to.
All work linii.i tiv in.. , ui l.i.l...... ......
on lair terms, ami all s.'1'i IV t.S ami WAW R s.ii.1 "l j; :
n uieeaii ne oepeinled upon us to quiiiit- an.i
cannot Ir mel. ro!. in i r,..-. A linuanee
ami iocrea-e of p:i t roo.ie is !-., .t f u ; v solici
ted, and no i iivii i v,il tie- wautiug to le-iuler en
tire satisluction to nil.
V.ALLIELl'TUI.XGEK. 1
Kbensliurp-, (V-t. 1". IsTO.-tf.
C1LVAVFOU1) HOUSE, S!,
r.yiEXSlsritt;, r. a corpse Lmk o n;.
John ritzliarris. - Proinir.tnr tVetii tiosei tie i
I lAvTNil p.u,,.!ii! r fet-i.:!..-..! .i. ..
J A well known and populnr hotel, the pr, pi i- ' ...
etor is n..w amply prepiupd to accommodate
nil who may tax of him wit!, ihcir pat r .n;iro. lime we leilmi! .
1 he host that the market utTorrl will he served ' ,
at the Taiiie at all seasons, the liar will tie kept mawi! s;j;h, ace n
v ... mi'iiiiii wn:i me cnoieist iiiioi
and the coiiinio.'.i.His stahle will Im-under the
charce of n careful Hnd attentive hostler. Xo
effort will he spared to render truest com f orl
nt leand wdi pi-.used in every pui ticular. and
by proper Hi tentlon to hiwinessand a moderate
scale of pricen the proprietor hops to win his
way to putd c favor. (Mav !S7:j.-tf
riALLlTJX 1IOTKL,
GAI.1.1TIX STATION". PA. R. K
.Harms' just purehased, refitted and refur
nished tins well known an 1 toinmodi
ous Hotel, llie sul.s. l iliel is l uily pre-
pared to He-iron, modate all who mnv fjf .
favor him will, their patrMnat'e, and H
especially invites the attention of hi jj 3 M
. i ii-iMia iii e jiii una nun liimr counties "
in-.'rll.l Vo'.i'""!' l'v'"'n (,r I'ains will l.e ! which ha.! l.i..h'il c
cp.irel to make all feel at home who s,,journ
with tue. Ikhus Moor.KATK. merit of it s m ','.. . t '
M. KIT7.il l!,il 1..;..,
Gallitzin, April.!. lS73.-tf.
J&tjll?vi,ijj lit j sc.MHi:ar ..lv. A
WOOLEN FACTORY!!-
LI AVING introduced new ni.'ichinerv iritr. ! JU'liveel. ar.vi h.-.i--"-
Woelon Kaetorv. wp am nm. .. .... .
manufacture on short notieo. ('UITIN cki (lias
NETS. 1SLANKKTS, FLANNELS of. all tvu'i his
fTt H.'Kl Nil VAHXS. Ac, Ac. 3 3 ;
....... . - - ... . 1 I'll. , . to
t" Wool taken in exchanjre for (roods or '"0" hc was tie! :
worked on bliares. Market price pni.l f,,r wool.
EhenshUr(r, Tel, Si. ltf. fc lt
"j ILLINEiiY & DKI-S -MAKING ! aml tl,c l !lil1 1" x
, Tbe attention of the Ladies or rtiens had his citi:v fu '.'.v
i rno.r,r fn iVe rV'V uJ'l,,ML",ncp-v -oo.K at i er Tin: d.ilicuhy -f
i ocuiis, in t tie i.;e-t ard. Klienslie i-j. w i o.
i Hoe,s ."atSe.e.;H,eVl vbmH ' plaster walls witlt-.l a
done. T !ih latroiiacp if tho ,i.i. " "Kl : . . . ...
fuily solic
... (mine n risnii-i-
uueldy.J
FVi?r.vT,OXAL SADDLE AND
l'rh. ,f reel, (opposite Vriov School II..-" i
Wstl..l li 1 eion ,-i'imni .;...
IWrU- or,' E n,5. ,,7M.M.t'XKII.I,.Vt'o
l.i' red ml '. 1 1 -,1 " ,Ul " ' "" ",a.le ,. e.l rc-
i , ,h. i'. " , ' other worts in n,v Sine .-x.-eui.-:
"J & t 'U-t no, .en,
Ll-i;.'.-i!.;
-'";;, jam ..
The wind was
Vlien .i;::i ;v.,,i j,
II- h.-l,l a U'.;,,.-. .i:
A ml to "l.e I..:.;.,, :
"O'i, . V, l" ,.,
"With love's lie,-:,. .
Say, ,1-ar-s, ... .'. ...
A ml j .in :i:.. ;,. v ,
Tie- ,.,ni.1. ;., ... , .,
'Mini, 1,.,:.; th..
My l.ian j..- .v !.. ,
I'll lnaiT'. . r. . -
r.H'.l.'.l Kee',
; v. ri'ti , l.as 1
' c.tnl Wl ites to the ' ...
i follow r.r er .,i ... , '
i ti ip thither :
! Wo were now :., , ,, , - ,
; They ha-1 float e, I u ., .".
before u. hoy il v m , :, , v
i j.aited h:to uut ,
j water, then jrrow.i ..., .
' l.con enltivnteil ii .. f "
in a sort of iiior:t:ii'e v ,
drew nearer ami ici;i i .
of Jay f'isjkc-'s .sunimer
tar was just cUtiihinir .
tree tops. ;;', v e v..-?.-heailhlliil,
which, i; in e
Put-in-hay anil llseid
when we saw son:t:h!: z '",
1'arcntly out uf tho ! C
ryes, it set n.ei.1 a L.iii.;: , i
ami to the ca,f.t:t.'s j-hi-.
full of water v. ill. :i
I'
I
boat. The wcninii ..u
i her handkerchief ab i.e
was waving it attd s,.;
There was .soir.ethi -. !.
I voice as it came to
I lnul. we knew re f ;
j sinking with tho w.r
! 1 le was In -lilinV t. -
I case when wo d:cv 1 ..
I a boat. Up to th.i; n ..-
' had kept waving he: h
1 i. -..,,,t, . i ... - ., ,i t . ... , :. .
"iS11 LUlli'.l SCC III
I her Ksc'Ue'. As soon, 1
! QimM lu.nf fc.i-iwt- I l.i
! from tho deck of the stc.
j soi t f c risis ha.l c j::io. r
l haiuhs wiltiiy tin. vue h lit-rdi.
! it niiulit have l.ei-n a nifur
I Ol" of her WeiflKl'ii's aiitl'.
j lier last olijnj.se of c:i- .
I thought i f itself. T;.
i anxious, tiwful lnone
i .spectators. Wc hv. ..
i lie f liligllt 1 I'll; ., c :
! kept her up i, : ; :
j drown be! :i .. " ' .'
Ill I . . i'i . : . . . , ..' i
half the
1
nioiiiciit t ! : :i t e'
tint; ho!' c-.i.:; ..
piaci:"r liim lc '
anel then she !". '.
b;.i:e,Iil .: c'-' -
t'.C sic. I.. C. . i
ill answer to :
showed thai be
I. ): tiii.e. 'i !.e
of the waier tie
far lcsti.u.i.! th
to give an aceo
were man ai.l '.
Was ir A ;,.;
i . la.'i Vt r.t ( .i
A le.ic
West to His!,..:- i
eh'l'fol c.-ca. e- l"..'..,
opbilas, w ho a-, s.
itl the' CultVelit at i.
a.ssv a;:. I tun:-
ec was bl.iek
trcinijiiii;. ;is,iifl :
was not ileaii. ll 1"
Holy Scapuiai. wc l
and beau in io .' :'
t d Virgin. In 'e.
to write to
black lute on !u r i
at the touch t" !!
ray T le e :".!'
rcniuv ini; her coM.'.. .
l;er tie-ck a:ul fiv.i-
line, xil- '.il a ih;
hastened to ailoivl i
power. 'I ii' ' 1
received a stie v '.
ten jieisous." 1 i.e
anv wood-work,
lar-ing the hole I"
the screw, fiiiii u t v '
SllC'll 35 is llsC.l
lamps, ct. a".'-j.iastci-.
W!.!,
screw will I.-.- te