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lltVf r treat again.
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his skull,
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hr buv! it i'rr and fast,
4 'i'mr'S iKit all in vain,
ulu ii . lection day is past
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; us freely take liis beer
U-r freely sen
, ti,m .lav II be here,
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,.-yinl imii liiirneiii
,i time will thun devote
l,;,..:m.s out at Kane
ii now, lys, liowe'er you vote
'.;"lr , r' I relit again.
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j . Other Place.
"ve:r.l ""r0 c",ta houses are now
1 oil the C.'ressou Springs pro-
. A .. 1 1 1 T" ,
' yti ' omiiy i;m luuucu liioom,
i. : .. ..!.. ..-.! l
iV. Kiituu tiiciig irtirUoauaiLcq
t'.
ies ami a freight car were
,.zeu m a witt'K at sou man
j-t.
ftiitiiT of horses and carts, en
jmiii's station, passed through
'ia wterd;iy morning.
iivrk occurred at Dornick
,a ' i;iy evening last, and three
U wcic .-lightly hurt.
, m-ylvauia Kail ixoad Company,
, will t-atlier the financial
:, .at M'lioiis inconvenience.
,o ti:irtz and loe Shoemaker shot
:i:-f bhek and gray Mjuirrels, in a
hunt i" this vicinity, on Tues-
e (vk-l'iatrd Olena oil, the best in
: ,1 f,.i lul'iii ating purjoses, can le
at ;ew-e Huntley's in largo or
::.::i!ili( s.
'u, ( .mi. who w as recently injured
,.-.,vy I'iici- 'f timber falling upon
;!.( ! . I. Works, Johnstown, died
ii.i'..iy last.
, l ii : innaii KxpresR west, ran Into
,,f lioi-cs licl.tiiginjj to Mr. Jcremi-
.1 1 . . .. Af . 1 1
v. m i..iu"i'. nil .uuiiuiiv iasi, ana
4
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1
V ' d I'tnigl't at panic prices will
rr.RY .''' iWes and counters of
$ A' i li a; htore. Prepare
4'
i
(i i hi a; fctore. Prepare to
r v. ;iiti i ui ;.lies.
i-e !i,-itii'ii, a brakeman on the
,1 luaiuli railroad, fell on the track
urn over and instantly killed by
. a fi tluys ago.
vn;ty linn- year old youth iu Con
t'luiiKhip. this county, by the
M.iwn, has taken to himself a
.. txtreine age of nineteen.
; llarr, who was so terribly in
ollidajsburg last week, and
.t arm was subsequently ainpu
"w in a fair way to recover,
y last would liavo done honor in
i of caloric to the hottest month
ar. r-mce men, However, warm
no become exceedingly ripular.
M. Dahniui has the largest and
rtinoiit f bixts and shoes that
rotted out in this bailiwick, and
tu so cheap that nobfxly can afford
a re footed.
nr.iber ol railroad liands created a
t in Gicensburg on Vedne.sday
Some pistols were fired, bricks
uul windows smashed, but no one
iiislv injiirei.
iliuisday aiternoon last a young
mil Heat'.y attempted to jump on
friight train at the Lewistown
1K is li'iw iu the Milllintowu alms
.inns one foot.
ii iHil has voted ngainst water
1 '. l.uil.ling of which was left to
1 :nnf the peotde. Having learned
!.'; whisky, they seem disposed
it g'es to do w ithout water.
Uiac (Jordoii, tho Kejmblican
i f.ir Jir.lge of the Supreme Court,
;!,c uiouldiiig trade before lie
iw, ami is saui to nave worked at
in a foundry at Martiusburg,
'''
A laiullords iu Altoona have re-''.c-tMin
their tenement houses
:.! with the late reduction in
ii in the la. H. It. shops in
All honor to such philauthro-
i! Ulair, formerly Kuperintend
lia'itiiiinre division of the North
i'. railroad, is to have charge of
f tiiviMdu of the Pennsylvania
v-io V. Wilkins will fill the
.'.i"ii.
i li.ibody does nothing to nobody
-' ;i:al tliea tells nobxly nothing
'' stand?, to reason that yo printer
i:.tl little or nothing to write
i ii .it'fc what's the matter with
''rnitnieiit this week.
' tcaslnirg Democrat says that
f I .at robe, shot a hawk on
cli measured four feet seven
ti;tn tip, at a distance of fif-
How much it would meas
iivr distance the paper don't
iliii house of Mrs. John
'Mipnolu township, Westmore
'" "as entered through one of
T : 'lows, during tho absence of
':'v days ago, anl a bureau
'-'! and robbed of if ;5 in grocn-
;" ilnv.ley is scattering blessings
i' "f heating stoves in all direc-
"W. (iiMiinro kcpiiK tliA most.
It
A bic of a scrimmage occurred in this,
place on Saturday evening last,' the result
of bad whisky, and the aggressive party is"
now under $200 bail to appear at court and
answer the charge of assault and battery.
Geo. C. K. Zabm, Esq., of this place,
who was prostrated by a severe attack of
cholera morbus in Philadelphia last week"
reached home in a somewhat improved
conditiou on Wednesday morning, and is
now, bis many friends will be glad to
learn, rapidly recovering his wonted health.
A car load of nails which were made
in the incredible short space of three hours,
at Duncannon, Pa., reached Altoona a few
days ago. The iron was rolled, cut into
nail plates, made into nails, annealed, kee-
Kru Amu jjui, uu luo cars Dciween the hours
of 6 and 9 o'clock, a. m. says the Radical.
A.. J. Africa, a car inspector at Hunt
ingdon, was, on "Wednesday afternoon
week, knocked down by a freight car under
which he itas at work, one whee: of which
passed over his right arm, "breaking and
otherwise severely injuring it," as a local
paper tells us. He was also badly cut on
the forehead.
The Dauntless Fire Company, having
resolved to feel the pulse of our people on
the lecture business, propose to secure the
services of one at least of the many emi
nent orators now in the lecture field. It
will be a shame to our town if this lauda
ble enterprise does hot meet with proper
encouragement.
The Catholic Fair at Wiimdre' is said
to be meeting with unbounded success, the
candidates of both paities in particular
vieing with each other in dispensing their
loose change on behalf of the enterprise,
being evidently impressed with the idea
that the longest pole will knock the larg
est persimmons.
-Our old friend, John B. Iloss; Esq.. of
Blacklick township, has our thanks for
several specimens of the finest apples we
have eaten this year. Mr. R. is now culti
vating the choicest varieties of this fruit,
and hopes in a few years to supply the
market with apples that have never been
equalled in this vicinity.
-1 he school house at Manor station,
Westmoreland -county, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday night of last week, to
gether with all the furniture and a Sunday
school library and cabinet organ belonging
to the Methodist congregation at that
place. The fire is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary.
Don t visit Johnstown, fair or no fair,
without looking in on James J. Murphy,
S. J. Hess & Bro., aud J. T. Coppock.
The two former deal in clothing and the
latter in staple and fancy dress goods; and
either or all of theni will give you full val
ue for your money, and more too, just now,
as they are all selling at panic prices.
I he roof of a small lrame house in the
eat end of town, owned and occupied by
Wm. Adam Jones, caught fire from a de
fective Hue, on Friday evening last, but the
prompt arrival of the Hook and Ladder
Company and the liberal application of
water by the bucketful saved the building
from destruction. Loss slight insured.
A tract of land located in North Wood
bury township, Blair county, says the Al
toona Tribune, was recently discovered to
bo vacant. The tract comprises about six
acres and has a valuable bank barn and a
good orchard thereon. A vein of iron ore
is thought to underlie the tract. A disci
ple of Ulackstone in that city claims the
right of discovery in tne case.
-John Hammer, oi conemaugii town
ship, Somerset county, claims to have cra
dled five acres of wheat, made eleven rod
of fence, split sixty rails, and then went
home and saddled his horse and rode to
Davidsville and back, after which he cut
a half cord of wood all between daylight
and daik of one day recently. Hammer is
for hire, either by the month or year.
The question of the right of lion.
James Potts to exercise the duties of Pres
ident Judge of the District Court of Cam
bria county, will be argued before the Su
preme Court at Pittsburgh on next Tues
day. The Attorney General, Hon. Samuel
E. Dimmick, will represent tho Common
wealth, and Hon. John Scott and Hon.
Henry D. Fo6ter will appear for Judge
Potts.
Mr. B. Kelly, as will be seen by notice
of dissolution elsewhere, is now sole pro
prietor of the Loretto Marble Works, and
is abundantly able to till promptly and in
a sujierior stylo of workmanship, all orders
for tombstones, monuments, etc. lie don t
fear comparisons in cither work or prices,
and is determined to merit, as he hoie8 to
receive, a continuance and increase of
patronage.
Mr. L. D. Woodruff, junior editor of
the Johnstown Democrat, was nominated
for Cleik of the District Court by acclama
tion on Saturday last. Some people there
away accept the situation others don't.
The "donters" are talking about trotting
out Mr. Samuel Masters in opposition to
Woodruff, and hope thereby to become
masters of the situation. Which would
be rough ou Woodruff.
Posters have been printed by us this
week for a public sale of live stock, farm
ing utensils, grain, etc., by Mr. Wm. 1'.
Buck, of Can oil townshijs on Saturday,
Oct. 18th, and also for a similar sale of
live stock, farming implements household
goods, and a farm of 314 acres, partially
covered with pine lumber, owned by Mr.
Peter Mulvehill, of Pine township, In
diana county, October 28th.
A lad in the West ward was discover
ed in the act of lighting a quantity of
paper under the end of a board pile the
other day, doubtloss intending to have a
little conflagration all to himself. Of
course his fun was prematurely nipped in
the bud, and it is to be hoped that by wise
counsel, if by no stronger admonition, he
has been led to see and henceforth avoid
such reprehensible amusement.
The late panic may bring down the
price of goods even in Ebensburg, but the
man that can bring them down lower than
M. L. Oatman hath not an abiding place
in this community. Cause why, he buys
for cash and sells for cash, and therefore
can do better for his customers than those
who do business on the played out credit
system. Oatman is still the 15 per cent.
saver to all who deal with him.
Eli Hann, recently arrested and incar-
;.. ti.n KomAi-fut iail on suspicion of
s and other useful house- j having murdered another roan named J.
Marshall Mitchell, wnose liieiesa i.j
found near Brook tunnel, p. & C. It.
on the 2Gth of August last, with the right
arm crushed and the skull fractured, was,
on Friday last, discharged on a writ of
habea corpus, the commonwealth having
no evidence to warrant his further detcn-
U A lad named Free accidentally fell
into a well in West Huntingdon, a few
days ago, but fortunately landed oa ome
in the well before he reached me
water, which impeded bis further progress
and saved him from a watery grave. A
the alarm, and young
Free was soon freed from bis unpleasant
position, aud is now free to say that he is
Td bo wen
im lvnrxt wells in that place
An intoxieated woman named Nancy
Bover was refused admittance to the house
if Mr. V.iHiPiiKAhr. at East Conemaugn,
on Sunday last, whereuion she picked up
a stone aim uurieu it ai inr. xj.,
was in tho act of closing the door ; but in
stead of bitting him, the missile struck on
the head his throe-year old son, whom be
bad in bis arms, aud fractured his fcituu,
It is feared that tho child cannot recover.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of the
offender, but whether or not that has been
effected, we have failed, to learn.
that
sells
ran be lound
everything at
in the
honest
:-:iiia county lawyer named
anrsted at his home in In
; V, M-day iahti after lne jetcc.
'"''i on hii
1 Ua.r.
s track for about a
lie is charged with forsr-
" l iis iii the name of a widow
r,?' 'kad for several years.
r ";ving doleful ilittv, sung to
''"'''hi I inle Ned," now makes
..'p ll, v"ed patrons of grass
' !'t'U Hill! lin till M'inlro o1
, 1 "1' n iuai.Ii ilUU
Mil llV ilia ,r-ll..t 1
. - - j uiv iiimivi, clllli LIIO
'"'re cro.met'11 lw nlavpd th;
"""Hillg tK( J.e ; UuJ faU
'oV.lre linn 111 Wiuttorn Pi,n.
1 vnwiU & V4.t.
"'III' I'
"UlllTS,
iT?-Ir " MiU is tmt receiving a
IS in ? dry groceries, noUofu?
in a full fledged tountry store, and don't
care who know. ft. Mr. M. i.'a old hand
at the business; and having, bought his
stock at panic prices, he proposes to make
things hump as sood its he gets them ready
.-vnvupuu bib. . lie ye there to see.
it will no doubt interest many of our
Catholic readers to learn that Messrs. Lem
mon & Murray have recently received a
T iUU,c oi prayer Dooka; or all styles:
sizes and prices, direct from: Dublin; Ire
land, wcere they seem to understand to
penecnon the art of printing books in the
clearest and most legible manner. Some
of these prayer books were printed from'
the largest type we have ever seen used on
book work, and are just what prayerful
people with defective optics will be glad
to secure. The same firm have a splendid
array of beautiful jewelry, warranted gold,
and other goods in the drug, book and
notion line in great variety, all which are
offered at the very cheapest rates and guar
anteed of the very best quality.
Not being aware of having received
any courtesies from Mr. Thomas which one
gentleman might not accord to another
without thought of placing the recipient
under special obligations, we can't see
exactly where the Voice's charge of ingrat
itude comes in, even if it were possible to
base such a charge upon the strictures
which have appeared in these columns rel
ative to that gentleman's recent political
course an eminently proper subject for
newspaper comment, considering his for
mer position in the Democratic party. Yet
admitting, for argument sake, that we have
been tfuilty of ingratitude, we feel sure
that Mr. Thomas can find it in his heart to
forgive us, since he has thrown the mantle
of Charity over a paper which indulged nn
more than one occasion in the loWest black
guardism at his expense, and that too with
out any cause or provocation whatever.
John J. urtnger, a colored man from
Schenectady, N. Y., who was stealing a
ride between two exm-esscara. was innt&nt.
ly killed in a wreck near Bolivar, West
moreland county on Sunday morning last,
and George Miller, assistant depot master
at Pittsburgh, was severely cut about the
bead at the same time. The wreck was
caused by one freight train running into
several cars which had become detached
from another freight train immediately in
front, the Southern Express in turn run
ning into the second freight Tho engi
neer and fireman of the passensrer train
jumped to the ground before the crash
came, and thus saved themselves from se
rious injury, if not from instant death.
As it was, both were slightly hurti The
trains were moving slowly at the time; the
Express having been previously flagged ;
otherwise the result would, doubtless, have
been much more disastrous.
Prof. John A. Light, who made a bal
loon ascension from the fair erounds at
Indiana, Wednesday afternoon, landed in
Blacklick township, this countv. rear
Thos. Duncan's mill, shortly before 4
o'clock, having made the distance, about
sixteen miles, in less than half an hour.
His balloon, in descending, caught fast In
the topmost branches of a couple of trees.
some forty feet from the ground, and it
was only by the most vociferous yelling on
the part of the Professor that the atten
tion of some men in the vicinity was at
tracted to his perilous position, from which
be was finally rescued, after a good deal of
effort, by the aid of a long rope. The bal
loon was considerably damaged by coming
iu contact with the trees, but the intrepid
aeronaut fortanately escaped without a
scratch. The highest attitude attained by
the air ship was i,900 feet. Mr. Light re
turned to Indiana the same evening.
Our old friend and former partner in
the publication of the Johnstown Echo, O.
Nelson Smith, Esq., a gentleman well
and favorably known to nearly all the read
ers of the Freeman, has, wo are pleased
to note, struck a prolific streak of good
luck in the shape of a rich and inexhaust
ible deposit of copper ore. recently discov
ered on land owned by him in Texas.
Half a ton of the ore was sent to Wbeatley
& Harvey's copper works, at Phconixville,
Pa., and uiou being smelted, yielded fifty
per cent, of copper ; but as that was only
surface ore, Mr. Smith feels confident that
his mine will "pan out" on an average not
less thau seventy per cent, of pure copper.
We hope his fondea expectations will be
realized, and when he has amassed a
fortune from his newly found placer, and
is looking around for somebody upou whom
to bestow a rich legacy, wo trust that he'll
not forget his old "para" in poorer days.
Mr. Smith is now at his home in Philadel
phia, but will ere long return to Texa to
commence operations.
mm
Barkers ix Council. A meetinir of
Bankers, to the number of eighteen or
twenty, representing a large majority of
the banking houses in Cambria, Blair,
Clearfield, Centre, Huntingdon, Juniata
and Mifflin counties, waa held at the Ward
House, in Tyrone, on Tuesday last, for
the purpose of taking action, as we learn
from the Altoona Irtbttne, relative to the
present stringency of monetary affairs,
caused by the recent heavy failures in the
large cities, and devising means to prevent
the currency from being taken out of the
country. With said objects in view the
following preamble and resolution was
unanimously adopted :
"Whekeas, The action of the city banks
in refusing to pay out to country banks cur
rency for any part of the balances they owe
them, is calculated to draw the currency
from the country and to disturb the whole
business of the country ; and,
Whekeas, The several banks represent
ed at this meeting are desirous of avoiding
everything that will tend to destroy confi
dence ; therefore,
Resolved, That they will do business so
tar as practicable as usual with their cus
tomers, and will not draw upon each other
for currency for the present, and that they
will extend to the business community all
the aid in their power so that the financial
difficulties existing elsewhere may embar
rass the general business as little as possible,
and to that end they ask the business men
of their respective counties to aid in carry-
inc out such measures as snail tend to pre
vent the currency from being carried out
of the country.
A Thkilliuo Bt.ar Huict. Messrs.
Aaron Dougherty and Andy Green are two
backwoodsmen who have achieved no Unen
viable reputation as Nimrods. They have
spent much of their time in the primeval
forests, and the number of bear, deer and
smaller game killed by them is beyond com
pute. They tell some thrilling anecdotes of
experience in the rough wilds or the
country where they have roamed anecdotes
which, if embodied in book form, would
make a narrative interesting as the story of
Daniel Boone's campaigning in Kentucky
in the days of long agone. From amongst
the mass of recollections as detailed to the
writer hereof by the two gentlemen named,
we put on record this sketch :
, A number of years ago, in midwinter,
while trailing through the woods in Clear
field towaahlp', Cambria county, for "signs,"
Messrs. Dougherty and Green struck the
track of a bear. , It was the largest track of
an animal that vpecies they had ever
seen. So, like, thoroughbreds, as they are,
and without wasting only the quantity of
time necessary to see that their guns and
knives were ready for immediate service,
they hurried in pursuit of the monster.
From indications, easily discernible by a
true backwoodsman,. it. was speedily discov
ered that the track was not more than an
hour old, and so the utmost caution was ob
served in following the trail. This was in
the forenoon. Several deer were seen ttpd
permitted to go unharmed during the hours
which succeeded, and the presence of foxes
and rabbits went unheeded ; for, though an
unwieldly brute, the bear is a fast traveler,
and the two hunters well knew that the
report of a gun would cause It to take to the
mountains, where pursuit would be unavail
ing. The trail was a most eccentric one. It led
Messrs. Dougherty and Green from the place
where it started, across the Laurel run ;
then here, and there, atd everywhere, but
always going further away from the place
of beginning.
At about the hour of five o'clock, when
the sun was fast disappearing beyond the
mountain top, Mr. Dougherty by a peculiar
whistle notified Mr. Green that he had treed
the game. It had taken refuge in a log
cabin. Both parties silently cocked their
guns and unloosed their knives, and took
cover behind a treo, to await a favorable
oportunity to fire.
In about five minutes, smoke began to
emerge fro.nl th; chimney of the log cabin.
Mr; Dougherty and Mr: Green agreed in
saying that it was a most remarkable occur
rence that thejr or either of them had ever
before heard of a bear occupying a house
with a chimney to it, and that chimney
belching out smoke.
A closer reconnoissance was had, and it
was ascertained that the inmate of the cabin
was a man. He was club-footed, each of his
feet cloiwdy resembling an exaggerated let
ter O. He had been prospecting around that
day, and Messrs. Dougherty and Green had
been following the imprints made in the
'snow by his feet. Altoona Tribune.
Mountain Cake. To the yolks of six
KK'. well lea ten. add two cups of white su
gar, three-quarters cup butter, one cup sweet
milk, three-and-a-half cups flour, having in
it one measure of Banner Baking Powder.
Whites of two eggs, beaten stiff. Bake in
jelly cake paus. When cold spread each
layer with an icing made with the whites of
four eggs, beaten stiff, one pound of powder
ed sugar aud one table-spoouful extract of
lemon.
Each can of the Banner Baking Towder
contains a small measure; to be used even
full, according to printed directions: If
you cannot obtain this very valuable article
from your grocer, send twenty-five cents by
mail, addressed to Banner Baking Powder,
P. O. Lock Box 317, Pittsburgh, Pa., and
you will receive, postage paid, a quarter
pound package, together with a list of fifty
valuable llecipes.
We would call the attention of our lead
ers to the advertisement of Horace Waters
& Son, headed, "Waters' Concerto Parlor
Organs." and for a description of them we
can't do better than copy the following :
The Waters Concerto Tarlor Or
C'ass. We are glad to chronicle any new
thing, or any improvement niton an old one.
that tends to )opularize music by rendering
its study either easier or more attractive.
Lately our attention has been called to a
new patented stop added to the Waters ICeed
Organ, called the Concerto Stop. It is so
voiced as to have a tone like a lull, neb alto
voice : it is especially "human" in its tone.
It is powerful as well as sweet, and when we
heard it we were in doubt whether we liked
it best in Solo, or with Full Organ. We re
gard this as a valuable addition to the Reed
Organ. Rural Xew Yorker.
I'l'cpared to supply tho
eontraetirs, housekeen-
"-is, iu that line, tlmn lU-n-
x .
"'II Hot)). ln,.i
J l' do so Tl
i.
" and si n
deserving the
hey keep an lin-
' at tit ii,u.-.ut i ii iii m
- uiiinn, WHOM .is Oil
bom Ilarii.-iburg to Johns-
oil Mtmdav l;Lsfc antl
till fninu.r ri i r
- - - - ? v iiiivi aiu
i'l.ice. 11c had abont
checks when niTCbtcd.
' In
-V-lrK ma.
lli,-K t.
that
"Vaiul
Onk of Ebensburg's Needs. The ex
perience of the past few months should be
sufficient to convince our people that Eb
ensburg could be made one of the most
popular summer resorts in tne country,
aud why it is not that already is owing to
the short-sightedness of those in our midst
who have capital but do not possess enter
prise sufficient to move earnestly in the
matter. Nature has been very proline in
her gifts to this region, and if our moneyed
men understood their own interests and
the interests of the community in which
they live, another year would not be al
lowed to go by without the proper steps
being taken for the erection of the most
commodious buildings of which any local
ity can boast. Ebensburg should have a
f 100,000 summer resort at least, and now
is the time to inaugurate the movement.
We know one gentleman who expresses a
willingness to invest S3a,UW in the enter
prise, and surely there are enough other
live men in the community to make up the
Several hundred city visitors
fn.rr.fld to remain away from our town
this year because accommodations could not
bo furnished them, and it is certainly not
eood policy to let this occur in the future,
if it can be avoided, and we know it can bo
if our capitalists wiU to wolk xn eiirDest-
Tradr Winds. Tell me, ye winged
Winds that round my pathway roar tell,
oh! tell ine where, oh! where I'll find the
cheapest store? The Winds replied and this
they said, I never yet in all my trade
have had the luck to suit my mind more
fully in goods of every kind than Myers &
Lloyd s cheap store complete, whose stock
and prices none can beat.
Trtft apple which Eve presented to Adam
in said to have caused Adam to make such a
wry face that the whole garden became dis
torted in appearance, but that alleged fact
does not prevent E. J. Mills from selling the
cheapest and choicest flour, feed and grocer
lee ever brought to r.iensburg
Til fTTItfcfT- ARt gw mm f rtt fVx-t-,vr Oaa.
Is Hazard 4c Caswell's, made on the sea shore,
from fresh, selected livers, by Casw km., H az-
ard & Co., New Yorlc. It is absolutely pure
ttnd ticett. Patients who have once taken it
ireferlt to all others. F nysicienq nave aecideu
t superior to any of the other oils in market.
Provide for proper persoual appearance
by purchasing all your Fall and Winter
clothing at Wannamaker & Brown's, Oak
Hall. Sixth and Market, l'hiladelphta. The
prices are exceedingly low this season.
IITMEXEAL.
PAHRTSn-"HOI.rElt Married, at Wilmore,
on Sunday, epi. zoin, lara, in rL- iian noiir
mew church, by Rev. B.
as Parrish, of Pc
of w ilmore.
McHuirh. Mr. Thotn-
ortaare, and Miss Mollle Holder,
DISSOLUTION. The partnership
heretofore existing between the under
signed in the Marble manufacturing business
was dissoivea oj muiirai nrawni ci-wmii,
15th, 1ST3. The books and accounts are now in
the hands of B. Kelly, who will hereafter con
duct the business in his own name.
a. Kt-.L,Lil,
JAMES BKENNAMAN.
Loretto, Oct. lt 1878.-4t.
XI. JTA.b VERTISEMtlKTS.
A WATCH FRF1T worth avrlven irrntl to
A 11 A 1111 X IVr.r4 every I've man who will
act as ou rag-en t. Business Ijjrht and honorable.
300 made ia S days.- Saleable as Hour. Kvery
oody buys it. Can't do without lt Must have
it. No ttift Enterprise, no Humbii?.
KES.NEUYACO, rittsburg, P.
MTTPTTFTl'S'No. e woule only call attention
to our wt.i.auour, with which.
m ui an can earn per day in frood territory.
It bores any diameter, and ordinary well at the
rate of 150 feet per day. Farm. Township and'
County Hia-hts for sale.'. Descriptive book aent
on receiptor Bets, postajre. , Address Al'GEIt
CO., St. Louis, Mo. L. C. Hootbe & CO-,Wash-ington,
D.C-Gen'l Ag-'u for l'a., V. X Mary'd.
CANVASSING BOOKS SENT FREE FOR . ,
PROF. FOWLER'S GREAT . WORK
Jiaakeed, Womaahoml ad their oiaat later,
relation ; Love, Its I -an, rower, Ac
Agents are selling- from 20 to 30 copies of this
work a day, and we send a canvassing- book free
to any book ag-ent. Addres8.stating experience,
et.. N ational Pcbljshinq Co., Philad'HPa.
FOU
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
And all Throat Diseases,
Wells Carbolic Tablets.
PUT UP. ONLY IS BI.UK BOXES.
A. TltlEli atul SURE HE MED 1".
Bold by Drug-g-ists.
-Agfeilts Waiitedi
SKKn rOR a" a ft a "
DOMESTIC SKWIM MACHINE )., 5 EV TOBft.
Teachers, Students,;C'lcrirymen, Postmasters,
and wide awake Young- Men, and Meu and Wo
men of all classes:
You can easily earn a first-class Sewing- Ma
chine; or Books sufficient to stock a Library;
or some valuable Pictures to beautify your
homes : or a nice Stereoscope ; or a g-ood Time
Keeper (Clock or Watch): or a Music Box : or a
Gold Pen; or a Photographic Album; ora Stand
Kerosene Lamp for your Parlor; or a fine Ao
cordean ; or Webster' Illustrated Quarto Dic
tionary; or Roa-ers World Renowned Statuary
Groups; or a Fine Violin; or a lteming-ton Rifle
Cane; or a Remington iKiublo Barrel Breach
Ioadlng Shot Gun; or a Cabinet Organ worth
140; by simply working up your unoccupied
time In a way explained in the circulars of the
M. H. P, Co. Perfectly legitimate and respect
able; many would say pbilantnrnpic. Address
M. H. P. CO., 129 East 28th St., New York.
WAXSRr
SHERIFF'S SALES. By virtue of
sundry writs of Vend, Mxpon., issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas or Cambria coun
ty and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Hurlbert House, in Johns
town, on Sainnlay. the 19th eay ef Oeteber
nexsC, atf o'clock, P. M the following- real es
tate, to wit : . ., ,
AM. the right, title and interest of Samuel
Rhodes, of, in and to three lots of ground situ
ate in Conemaugh borough, fronting on Ridg-e
allev. adjoining lots of John Devlin, rank
Devlin. and3Mary Ann Carroll, having thereon
erected a one-aud-a-half story plank house,
now in the occupancy of Simon Rhodes. Taken
"n eVicution anoto be sold at the suit of D. G.
Atioall the right, title and interest of J. M.
Mlure, of, in and to a lot of ground situate in
ConemTugh borough. Cambria county, to wt :
Fronting on the Krankstown rDad on the north.
adloiniPK lots of Cambria Iron Company on the
east and south, and lot of Thomas Swartman
onthe west, having- thereon erected a plank
houMc! now in the occupancy of Win. M Oiire.
H in execution and to be sold at the suit
of Johnstown S-J ckeu. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, Sept. 26, 187a.
C
OAL! COAL.!! The subscriber is
now prepared to fur , fem .-rm.u
niTUMINOUS COAL, at lowest market rates,
rioil delivered promptly and free of chargeifor
haTlinff at any point in Ebenfburg or vicinity.
Orders left at the Zabm Stoke win receive eat
ly attention.
TMPOBTANT TO LUMBERMEN
FOR SALK CHEAP. Two yokes Oxen,
s year old, warranted souna ana neiiny.
Truck Wag-on
1 iron axled four-wheeled Wag
4gV
C09CZBTO parlor organ
arc tk moat tMiatntliul im
not
(I
tyle Knd perfect In tone
everraade. THE uoj
CEIIID STOP u Oc bet
ever piacea ivy
Men t'KLTtokM
unoSTCHARRI.
1NO AND SOUL
STIRRING,
IXS IJIITAflO
of Ote HUMAN
VOICE 18 SIT-
PEKIl. RrmtUberaU
GREAT
OFFER. HORACE
WATERS A 80N.4H1
Broadwav, N. Y., a dtpote of mo PIANOS
ana uuuans or itrsi-cjnva mailers, in.
eluding WATERS', at extremely low
prlcee forcaah, or part rark, and bnlaneei
small monthly mvnusli. Nw7Oclsr
lU-st-claM PI ANON, all modern im
provements, for 't7i cask. Otvnn 3-0a
tave,?0 l)OVRIilRKBD OKAN!i,
4 STOfs, SI 10 H STOPS, V2i Illus
trated Catalogues mailed. A large dis
count toMinitleri, Clmrchr S-tndnv-Srhnclt. Tcviverunct
Socictia, etc. AGENTS WANTED
- I
tip fefl
MI MAM
THE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO. want
reliable and energetic Agents in this Coun
ty. The "VICTOR" is a Iock-stitch, Shuttle
Machine, with Self-setting Needle, best finished
and moat Derfect Machine offered. An increase
of more than 600 per cent, on sales of 172 over
1871. For Terms. Ac., address,
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO,
9-lB.-lm.J 1227 Chestnut SU, Philadelphia, Pa.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, a new edition of Dr.
CalTerweirs Celebrated Y.nj on the
rariical cure (without medicine) of
SPKKMATOKKHiKA.or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal bosses, ISiroTENCV,
Mental and Physical Ino.pcity, Impediments
to MarriMg-e, &o.; also. Consumption, Ephjepht
n.i r its, induced oy seii-inauujence ana sex-
u:il extravagance.
rr-Priee in a sealed envelope only six cents.
The celebrated authors in this admirable es
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years'
successful practice, that the alarmtntr conse
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing- out a
thode of dire at once Bimnlo. " r-
tuai, nv mpnns or which every sufferer, no mat
ter whitt his condition mnv be, ma.v cure him
self cheaply, prlvatelv and rnrlicnUjt-
e9r"This Lecture should be in the hands of
evers youth and every man in the land.
tent under seal, in a piftin envelope, wi any
address, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Auaress r.ne runnsnsrs.
It7 Bowery w fork; Post-Office Box 458ft.
on, iuu xeet ""-." '.''.vviriT
af j iat 4 V -
Sept, 26. lS73,-3.
CrcMOUi fa.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE I
The undersigned, having been appoint
ed Commissioner by the Court of Common
Pleas of Cambria county, to take testimony in
the case of Matilda Jones, by her next friend
H. Kinkrad. r. Evan . JOJtra, o. i, Sep
tember Term, 1873 -Libel in Divorce--hereby
notifies all persons interested, that be will at
tend to the duties of said appointment, at his
office In Ebensburg, on Wednesday, Octo
ber 33d, proximo, at c o oiBCK. p. m., wnen
and where they may attend if they think pro-
JAWt-S U LiU,
per.
bept. IV, 1BI3.-9C.
Commissioner.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
Testamentary to the Kntate of Antho
nt Baker, late of Susquehanna township, do
ceased, having been granted to the undersign
ed by the Keg-ister of Cambria county, all
persons indebted to said estate are hereby no
tified that payment must be made without de
lay, and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated lor settlement.
FRANCIS J. BAKER, f "ecuiors.
Susquehanna Twp., Sept. 10, l72.-6t.
OrnciorTHt Protection Mctdai.
Fire Insurance Company ofCamhria Co.
Ebensburg, Sept. 20, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given to the mem
tiers of the Hhnvp niimml Comoany that
an assessment of 4 per cent, has been ordered
on ail notes now in torce, as per resolution t,i
the Board of Directors, passed Sept. Sid, 1873,
and payable at their oflice on or before October
25th, 1873. T. W. DICK, bec y.
Ebensourg-, Sept. 28, 1S73.-.JT.
yv CARD.
rfV5 THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF CAM
X BBI A COUNTY : Disgusted with this day 8
doings in the Democratic County Convention,
I hereby offer myself as an Independent Vana
date for the offle of SHERIFF, and pledge my
self, if elected, to fulfill the duties faithfully
and to tho best of my ability.
Jane ?, 1873.-8ui
BENFORD,
Johnstown, Pa.
STEAM WM
(Fobhkblv Wood A Maws.)
STATIONARY & PORTABLE
Steam Engines.
The Best & Most Complete Assortment
tu the Market.
These Ensrti-cahKTe al-:iy maintain". iheery
highest standard of excellent W'b tuaV. tha
manufacture nt Enci'-.e, lou"r snt Haw M('l t
peeialty. We have tlielnret nnd mo rompitte
works of the kind in t.iecouuti j, t.u laauiiinery
pscially adapted to the work.
We keep poumtantly in piwes Irtvp numbers of
nginee, which we 1 nrni n t)u: wry liw.t priera
end on the shortest noiic. We build Knsinoa
peeinlly adsptel lo Iin.. Saw Mill.., lrir Mills,
Tsonenais Cotton Qins, Threshers sad ail classes
Of manufacturing.
We are now burlilini? the clcbratefl Lane Circn-
Saw Mill, the best aud mjt cumpleta sa-cr tniu
ever invented.
. We mnke the manufacture of Paw Mill ontflra a
Special foatura of o-ir buirmss, aud fuiniah
complete on the ahorut no ice.
Our aim in all raaea is to furnish the hcjf. ni.
ehtnery in the market, and work absolutely an
equaled for bant y of design, rcon. imy and stretiyuu.
fiend for Circular and Prioe I.iit.
UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO.
trricA, n. Ti
Coal and Timber
PROPERTY
ATPRIVATI1 SALE!
SITUATE AT CRKSOX STATION, PA. R. R,
C05fTAt7IJ0
QQQ mA-exes?
more or less, underlaid with tho
Best Quality of MODNTAIH COAL
A portion of the Land well timbered with
HEMLOCK, OAK, CHESTNUT, &c.
137 The attention of persons wishing to en
gatce In the mining of Coal and manufai ture of
Vike is particula.ly invtu-d to this sale, as the
Lands ottered sur'Ktsa. either for speculation or
safe ill vestment, auy property to bo fouild in
Western Pennsylvania.
For further information A3 to the pfnperty
and for price, terms, etc., en 11 on or address
J NO. E. SCAN LAN,
Executor of M. M, Ada., deo'd.
Ebfrt.obUrf, Aug-. 23, lfTU.-tf.
Loretto Property
4 LOT OF GROUND situate In Loretto bo r-
J V ouirh, Cambria couuty
mm
Pa.
known on tho plan of twin tior-
ouifh as IOt No. 78 fronting 50
feet on St. Mary's street and ex-fcJ ?f t'K?-,-t.-n.li.i
liaek l.Kt f.'PL to ft. .1 n-m-'-
epb street having thereon t-rCctcd a n-ood
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
WITH BACK KITCHEN BUILDING ATTACHED,
Frame Stable, and other Outbuildings.
The House contains seven rooms, besides the
kitchen, and Hhs u commodious cellar under it
Ull in the best urdrr. Cheap at tl.OtiO one
third in cash : ttalnnoc in two equal minimi pny
ments.with Interest, flood tit lo. Appiy to tho
owner. JOSEPH 0 17TWALD. or to
GEO. W OATMAN, ttc-al Estate Ajrent,
June 20, 1873,-tf. Eben?biiri?, Pa.
T7011 SALE The Undersigned will
mm aell on very moderate terms the follow-ina-"described
articles: 1 PIANO, nearly new
and in excellent order; 1 set PAKLOK FCKNI
TU11E. as arood as. new, and 1 EVANS & WAT'
SON SAF& Call on or address &
Ebehsburf, Sept. 26, 187S.-41.
J. GALLITZIN LAKE,
Attorney-at-LaWj
Ebensburg, Cttmbritt Cot, Ja,
GEO. M. READE, AUrrney-at-Law,
Ebensburg, Pa. flfilce on Centre street,
third door from Hlh street. lauir '-
rnoi-HiETons or
PIKEMX FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS,
JlOLLlDAYSltCim.
HAVING purchased tho establishment lately
known us Enterprise Foundry, we aro uow
prei a, ed to manufacture
LIGHT CTXCiS
if every description.
The Various Styles of Stoves
manufactured at our establishment are iu all
respects equal to auy in the market.
Steam Engines and all kind of Macliiner,
promptly and satisfactorily repaired.
Hf All our work is warranted'to be exactly
what it is represented. LAuir. O.-tf.J
LOOK SHARP AT THIS!
136. THE ONLY CATHOLIC 136.
BOOK PERIODICAL STORE
IU CAMBRIA COUSTL
MP. MEAGHER, Wholesale and Retail Dea-
ler in Stanuaiid Catholic Woiiks ol all
kind. Prateii Hooks, IUbi.e, Historical and
Controversial Works, Pkriouicaus, Pic
TrRRft, Frames, kv,., Ac, 138 Franklin Street,
Johnstown. Pa. Will mU every article nt llal
timoreor Phlldelphla prices. A liljcral diiiemint
nllnicrd tu the lirv. Clergy, Lihraricn, or t hnc fonv
ing in laroe tots. Hooks bound and Pictures
framed at the lowest possible prices. All the
Eastern Weekly Papers for sale.
136. Franklin Street, Johnstown. 136
195 Seventh A.ve., Xew York.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO
CASH BUYERS
AT THE
Mil HiFiiimli STORE.
H'Hff underpinned respectfully fnforms tlm
X cftiwns til KlK-rrbiirjr snd the public fi'in r
allv thnt l.p hits inane a (illKAT HEIU'CTION
IN PRICES TO CASH IfLTEUSon all foods in
his line, corisistinjr of
MOWING and REAPING MACHINES
AND OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS ;
COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
of the uObt popular designs nn.l of all styles,
pruiti and ou:i!it res :
warn tr im mmmm
of myon iiuinuravturc ;
HARDWARE, ALL KIND !
suoli as Liwlts, Screws, Rult Hinges. Sluitur
llintf. f!, Tnblo Iliiures. Holts, lrcii nn.l Ni,
Window Glass; Putty. Table Knives ami Forks,
CarTinjr Kniv( sand Fork, Porket Knive. Ta
ble an. I T.-a Spoons, Meat Cutters, Apple I'hits,
Scissors, Shears; Rasorsniid Strops. Ibiinm.-rs,
Axes. Ha tends, Korlfla- Ma-hfnes, A izi rs, f'hi
sels. Planes, CoinpHKN'S, S.juarcs, Files. ua.-i.
Anvils, VisfS. Wrcrn-nt, Rip, Panel and Cross
Cut Saws, Chains oT al) kinds fhovi-ls. Spades,
Scythes and Snaths, Rakos. Forks. Sleivh-Hells,
Shoe Ijisis, Pegs, Wax, Rristles, Clothes Wnsh
ers and Wringers, Patent Churns mid I'nl.-iit
Machines glinfy, Grinl-StoiT?s, Patent Mo
lasses JteS and Measures. I.uml-r Stiiks,Cast
Ft eel RiHes. ShntGuiaK. lu-v-U ers. Pistols. 'ai
tri.lges, I'owder; ("Jtps, I-ad, Hnrw S'loes and
Nails, Old Stove FlaU'S. G rat es and Fire Hrck,
Well mid Cistern Pumps, ic, &c.;
Harness and Saddlery Ware
of all kind. In great varit lvs
WOOD and WILLOW WARE
beyond description ;
CAJZltOX OIL, anl OIL. KAMI'S,
Fish Oil. rrd Oil. Unseed Oil, Lubricating Oil,
Rosin.Tar. Paints. Varnishes, Turpentine. Al
cohol. Ac-; Silver-Plated Ware, Glassware, ic.
Xriliiil (fi-ocori!H,
uoll as Tea?. Coffee, Sugars, Syrups MolasM-s.
Spices. Iricd l-!.-hes, Dri.-il Apples, lloiiiiny.
Fish, Crackers, Hice, l'earl ISarley. Ac.
Tobacco mid OIjjtsi is.
Paint, Varnish.Wliitewasb. Scrub, Horse, Shoe.
Stove, Dusting, Clothes and Tooth Hi uslies, all
kinds and slfes; Hed-Cords, Manillrt Ho(e, and
many other articles, at the bnvct ratrttfurealt.
HOUSE SPOUTLXG
made, painted and put up as cheap as possible,
r-ou C ASH. l'?f A liberal discount made t o
country dealers buying Tinware bv wholesale.
GEoRGE lll'MXKV.
Ebensburg, July i, IS73.-tf.
G. C. E. ZAKM,
btAi.tn is
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
MTS, OPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES tlENER
ALLY KEPT IN A COL'XTltY STOKE.
WOOL AND COUNTKY PKODUCE
TAKKN IH EXCnANUE FOR OOOPS.
Store on South Side of Main Street,
Ktx-iiKtMirg, Pa.
G. YEAGElt & CO.,
ffbelesale mm4 Betall Saaafactarert ef
TIN, COTTER AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
AMD DIALERS 19
Heating, Parlor anl Coolii Stoves,
So. 1402 Eleventh Avenue,
Altoona, In-
ROOFING and SPOUTING made to order
and warranted perfect in manufacture aud
material. ....
Orders repectrully solicited and promptly
attended to, and polite attention accorded le
all. whether they purchase or not.
Altoona, Sept. 5, 183.-tf."
THE BIGGEST SHIP AFLOAT!
PERSONS going to Europe, or those sending
ror their
friends to the Old
CnHiifrtf ought to
buy their ticket
the celebrated SSB4BajbtrMBtaK
Natlsaal l.ln "': is'itn 1 trl
ol Nteamrn toand from Europe. This Line
is remarkable for comfort, speed and safety.
Drafts for XI and upwards sold at the low est
current rates. For further particulars call at
Mbaoher's Book Stork, 136 Franklin street,
Johnstown, Pa. June 22, 18T3.-tf.
TAKE NOTICE ! All persons are
hereby cautioned agilinst Interfering in
any way with the 'nnJn'!'1cedrVr?'V,u
tyfbouiht by me Irom Pktek Ebig. or t arr I
township. Cambria county, and left h,"i
dhrlngroyplsure: 1 gray mare, 1 t,km;'r,0
and colt, 6 cows, 8 spring calves, 4 hc i n ogs,
4 sheen 1 two-hor wagon, 1 sled. w'','1',' J
1 h,m.w 1 plow, jfsets harness. I bedstculsand
beddbigVl table. chairs, I parlor stove. 1 cu,
board, and W yards carpet. amakDa LlilG.
Carroll TwpM Sept. 19. 187:l.-3t.
WM. M. L!.UYI & VOl "
HANKERS. ALTOONA. PA.
Dtarts ort the prinUpal cities and Silvi'MiiJ
Gold for sale. ll-cnon, made. M,""t;?r
eeired on dei-osit, payable on demand t''
iiueleft, or ou time wuli intert'st at lair lates.
wsmi limit mmw.
WM. P. PATTON,
ISlnii u l'nfcl i'i;r and Dculer In
a i.i. kikhs or
CABINET FURNITURE
Rurfnu.
RolsteHl,
Washstanils,
Si.leboartls,
Chamlwr Sets,
Parlor Sets,
Wardrobes,
Ttook Cases,
1 url ft-
Ac, A;c. &c. Sec, &c, S.c
Cane Chairs.
Wood Seat "hairs.
Kitchen Furniture,
1I1 Lounges,
Mattresses,
Tele-a-Tetes,
Extension Tables,
Dining T.tblcs,
., &c, &c, Ac, S. C., &c
IVIUY ieschiptio or
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to order in excellent st;, e and at low
prices. Cabinet and hairmakers' materials of
all kinus lor salt. Furniture deli vered at any
point in Johnstown or at ibiilroad Station free
of extra charge. WM. V. PATTON.
Johnstown, Oct. 13, l?70.-tr.
lzi 5 k: r lTiTuc
BOOK, DRUG M VARIETY STORE.
HAVING recently enlarged our stock we are
now prepared to sell at a great reduction
from former prices. Our stock consists of
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, raticy Soaps,
Ix'on s. Hall s and Alien s Hair Restoratives,
Pills. Ointments, Plasters. Liniments, Pain Kill
lers. Cffrntr .MHa-n-slH. Es- Janiulea tJu.ger.
Pure Klavorlng Kxlraeta, EsseiH-es, Lemon
Syrup, SfMHhing Syrup, Spiced Syrup, Rhubarb,
I'u re Spices, &c.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
tllank Hooks, Deeds, Notes and Ron.ls: Cap,
Post, Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes. Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, itlaek and Red Ink, "Pocket and l'a.-t
Rooks. Magazines, Newspapers. Novels, Histo
ries, Hibles, Religious, Prayer aud Toy Rooks,
Penknives, Pipes, &c.
XTr We have added toourstocka lot of FINE
JEWELRY, to which we wuuldliuvite the at
tention of the Ijidies.
PHOTOORAPH ALBUMS at; lower pricea
than evrr offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wnoicai or re
lil. LE.MMOX & MURRAY.
July 30, 1868. Main Street, Ebensburg.
ta
LOOK WEIL TO YOUUNBERSTANDINGS.
JOHN D. THOMAS.
13oot4iiil Shoe rvrtilfoi
TH E undersfirned it spect Tully informs his nu
merous customers and the public generally
that l:e Is pre(ared to man u Tact ure UO i'1'S and
SHOES of any desired size or quality, from tho
finest French ca!f-skln boots to the coarscot
broiRins, In the vkkv bust manneh, on ;tho
shortest notice, nnd at as mo.ierate prices as
like work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes mado
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work, others can
easily be convinced of the fact if thi y wiilouly
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
J Repairing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promjitly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thankful for pnst favors I feel confident that
my work and prices will commend mo to a cou
tiuuaucc and iu-rcase of the same.
JOHN I. THOMAS.
CiilRlAliE JUSl'PJCTOliri
SAMI'LC STREET,
Near Union School House. Ebensburg.
THE subscriber desires to call he attention
of the citizens .f i.nibria and adjoining
counties to the fact that lie has now in suocesa
f ul operation in Eoensourg a Shop for the man
ufacture and repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
Nprlug nnum, .MelgliN,
And all other dccripti'iii of Murk in that line.
i loinl'loytng none out fxiimii woramen ana
' ust'wr only the bint materials, 1 feel coulldent
I can give entire satisfaction iu work, styles
1 and prices.
Platform work done at short notice. Repair
' ing of all kind attended to at reasonable rates.
A Blacksmith Shop in connection with Mau
Ufactorv. Cull a;iu see Bpeciiuens of work.
June J, lS72.-tf. D. M. CHUTE.
'P W. DICK. Attovnky at Law, EM
cn.-burg. Pa. Ollice in front room of T.
, J. Llojd s. new buiidii'. Centre street. All
manner of leirallbusiness attenu.-d ,'lc"
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