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T:;tifw me up gently there
Ob! give ma a breath of pure cold air!
I ra dying at last
I am going so f ist.
Hut no oue will care how soon I am cold
They'll hurry me under the damp, dark
mo'J,
Anil "only a pauper," they'll say as they
pass
"Another poor wretch is buried alas!
That all were not lying beneath tha soil
"Who e'er uf t at naught the .great laws of
God."
Rring me water, I prv;
I drank nothing else iu childhood's day.
How it ran by ouriioor'
How it leaped on the shore!
Oh! why did I drink frotu the poisoned
ixwl
That has wrecked my life and rained my
soul '
That has laid in the grave my lovely wife,
And filled my lif with bitterest strjfo ?
Leaving me now on tho dark brink of des
pair, With scarcely a hope of forgiveness up there?
What a wretch have I been .'
None but God knoweth how great ismyftiii-
liut the bowl I've forsook
Have ye 'mong ye a book ?
The book that tells of the "prodigal son" ?
Ah! the life that God gave me is almost
gone;
The shadows aro deepening my eyes are
dim!
I have hoard your prayer, and beautiful
hymn.
I may bo forgiven God knows alone!
Iay I hope and trust to behold His throne?
I am going good-bye!
No one loves me here I hope that on high
My poor wife waits for ma
P.y the great crystal sea
She loved me till death, so true was her
heart;
'Twill be sweet her to meet, never to part ;
iy lire nad been better I'm g!ad 'tis most
o'er,
And that soon 1 will bo ou the uttermost
shore.
Your faces are sad. oh, then, try to save
Some youth from despair and a vile drunk
ard's grave!
SMITH'S FIZiST IsOrii.
Most young people and young ladies in
particular fancy that first loves are full
of romance and very delightful. But we
are not so sure. Perhaps some of our first
loves are far from romantic ; and many of
them fraught with anything but delight,
especially iu the remembrance.
lint I am not going to be moroso. Draw
your chairs nearer, young ladies, and if
any young gentleman who is injstei iouoly
regular iu his Sunday attendance in a fam
ily pew at a most inconvenient distance
from his own parish church at a distance,
in ho!t, which will not allow of Ids after
wards dining anywhere but at the house
of the owner of the family pew ; if any
young gentleman whose habits have grown
remarkably regular of lide, and whose par
tiality for glee sinjing has chased the
efiluvia of cigar smoke out of his clambers
in the Temple, and has sent hiin to bod at
eleven o'elock l M., aud to the top of
nighgate Hill at seven A. M. if any such
youug gentleman wants to listen to my
talo, don't turn him away on any account.
Of course, I haTe been in love. If I had
not been so, my dear Mrs. Smith would
never have been Mrs. Smith, uor should I
have been tho happy Mr. Smith. Hut she
was not my first love, at least in Hie sonse,
or pardon tho harshness of the phrase
nonsense in which young'ladies and gen
tlemen sometimes understand tho term.
I do not know whether it was Georgina
Jones' blue eyes, or her inveterate habit
of contradicting her mother, and doing
everything she was forbidden to do, that
fust attached me to her. Wo were but
1 1 . w
"o, anu gin; but 1 was, alas! just old
pnmirrli 4i r . . ..
" ""'c,IIICS! io appreciate the
bjauty of opposition. Well, we were
v.., muni in love, thought ourselves n!
persecuted Tauland Virginia, bccue we
had good houces over our heads, and be
cause every want was almost anticipated
before it wa. felt. This Iiritania-metal
age lasted, if I remember lightly, just one
fortnight, three day.-, and seven houis and
a half, and terminated iu a 'scene,' a t'ood
of tears and passion, and a polite regret
that "Mr. and Mrs. Jones really must dis
pense with the pleasure of Master Smith's
company at their house in future."
)f lMiiru r 1 1 .
. i uiunc my ueart. io, my i
crieket-bat was rathei tho worse for wear -
and as my
governor maintained that j
"Miss J
liss Joaes tantrums were no fault of -
ine," I thought it a favorable opportun- j
r, and ffot a new one, together with a
mine.
' "" Horner wiin a
aiiicr expensive "Hp flom my naval
.o miu mat my imitation of little j
Miss Jones in a jt was admirable, and j
that I cried as natural a life. My dear !
mother said such imitations were ungencr-J
ous I think so now.
One of a boy's most natural "first love"
is play, and I could always play .-uid romp !
mnm! v-.M.? Sl"Uh'6 KIeSt at U,ia i
moment. Whether ,t was chevying a
whole company of laughing boys and girls, !
or being chev.ed by thsm ; whether it was j
wreathing buttercups or thrashing stin-.
i.. ...ill it . ft
i.ig-uiues aim uuraocks into a perfect
cnaosiu nun anu siiatterod stalks ; wheth
er stockings had to be pulled off to reach
Ii.ilrushet in precarious brickfirld ponds,
or a dilaj.id.ttcd pigsty was to be taken
aftar the manner uf the ancients .only that
a contraband tram of powder used "-ener-
ady to be smuggled into (hu atlair'., 1 was
always heart, soul aud pocket money in the
whole coi.cci-11. And yet I did 110 great
mischief, at least to those I thought could
feel it. "
IM.iy had its time like Geoi
lltV (ino-iiia 'itt.1 T ...
ti-sc-ti to i;iu;ii at our-
s!veuai;d at each other when we met i
chft n biim-kliixr rrl . 1 ,.r . . . , ,
, 0 KJl Bcveiueen, anu 1 an
embryo member of Trinity, Cambridge.
How much was sho improved in cvery
tliin, and yet how little I cared for her !
We were the bct friends in the world.
She was going to the West Indies to mar
ry somebody the had never seen, and I
wa in to Trinity to yearn after tiuths
of which 1 f.tt--ied I saw the shado-.Ts.
I bad another "first love
be a marked man. Finr;e
pointed, caps dofletl, initial letters of so
cieties be tied to my name till it was as
lng as the chains which ghosts wboiuhab
it the genuine old school of haunted houses
aie said to patronize. But it was not long
ueioic i discovered that a sanguine, eager
mind does not possess the deposition to
grapple w -itli abstiiise subjects. So I aban
doned this "first love," but not quite.
took enough of mathemetics not to spoil
my success in that classical literature which
was now usurping so large a shaie of ray
affections.
Three or four years passed I was no
longer an undeigraduate. I was "a splen
did classic" at least so my friends, so
j Ihe examinationlist, and, last and by no
j means least, my vanity took care to infon
me. I "walked ovpi- the course to a fel
lowship," went down the lJhine, read the
classics with a few select pupils, looked iu
the glass, and thought I was very like
thirty years of age. "And I am a splen
did cla-ssic."' thought 1.
"And nothing more," whispered a voice
that seemed veiy like that of a ghost w ho
used always to warn me of the coming
death of one of my "first loves."
Why did my chambers look so dull and
companionless? Did the fire blaze with
less hearty glow0 Did it reflect less be
loed names as it spangled the gilt vel
lum backs of s;me of my pet quartos?
Was the Turkey carpet leps f oft to the feet,
and had the deep maroou curtains lost
their deep, heavy repose ? Alas ! the
room was bewitched haunted with the
spirit of my own discontent, with the con
sciousness of a life only half fulfilled ; and
another "first love" w as weeping the death
she could not avert.
And now I looked back at my past life,
and as I gazed into the tire as it glowed be
fore me, I seemed to see all my "first
loves" pass before me, even as tho kings
in Iianquo's glass, and I mused strangely
within myself.
The ghost of a past life is a heavy, com
plaining, repentant spirit. "Had I but
done this," "If I had reflected on that,"
"If I had but known," and so on, human
nature ever trying to realize anticipations
never formed, and proudly calculating on
the results of what man's providence
might have done, if a higher providence
had not put the veto on the very thought
which might have averted perchance a
fancied evil, more often a real good.
I suppose I blushed but the fire was
really very warm as I thought of my
boyish attachment to Georgina. Aud then
a kindlier spirit seemed to whisper that no
part of a man's life is given him in vain,
ami mat even the silliest romance of
scnooiui.y s "hist attachment" mav be
fraught with an influence on his after
yeais, of which ho has little knowledge,
Siill less honesty to confess.
rsor was it without pleasure that the
spectral cricket ground rose before my
sight. It told a happy story of many a
wicket ingloriously lost by the suie.ioi
bowling of Tom Brown, and of a certain
triumphant supper when "our hedges''
had recklessly broken through, or thofe
ponds I had forded in a state of costume
rathei Hibernian than English, speak very
bitter words of reproach. Even the "host
of Newton seemed to speak consoling! v.
and a bevy of classic authors seemed to
thank mo for vindicating them from un
del-graduate constructing, and the more
serious "false quantities"' of non-public
schoolmen.
lint what was the lesson they taught ?
Simply this : That no single part of a
man's life is use'.f ss in itself no part use
ful by itself. I had all along been the slave
of one thing or another. A "first love,"
whether it was Georgina, my cricket bat.
or Herodotus, had monopolized my whole
i . .
euerg-.es, ana i had cultivated oue object
to the exclusion of all others.
And now for the moral. Facts and nre.
tice do the best teaching, after all ; there-
fore, hear mo a little longer, and I will tell
you how I now live.
First of all, I am married. Mrs. Smith
is not my "first love ;" but, on the word
of a happy, happy husband, she is my
only, and will be my last. Secondly, I
can play and romp with my own children,
as well as my father once played and
romped with mo. Thirdly, I hare intro
duced a new and (I delight to say) success
ful method of bringing clean water into
the poorest and least cared-for portions of
"r neighborhood. And, lastlv I
editing a new edition of "Demosthenes,"
iu which I hope to show that I have, at
a" events, not quite forgotten my Greek
a" eems, not quite torgotten my Greek
Dear readers, do not believe iu "first
laves." They are, perhaps, among the
lest and lis ppiest of ..ur misfoi times but
misfortunes they are. We are guilty of
as much selfishness when we deify one
pursuit as we are inconsistent when we at-
tempt to excel in all. Man was never
made to live in objective infatuation. His
Ca,,y Hf0 U niaa "P of part., strange and
contradictory enough, reliance ; but it is
the union of these parts which makes the
um total of human duty aud human hap.
piuess. P
To Improve IIc.s.The editor of the
Louisiana, Mo., lYcss, i relating what he
knows about farming touch. .b i.,...
! w." lu,s s 'e : TlJ make Berk
i,"CI"SSUUt f your hazcl "I'litters, se
. u..y, Btan.j them on their hams
tied to a sapling, and drive their noses
back into their shoulders, about an inch
protruding. It you look at the agricul
tural papers, you will see that all b?ooded
hogs are fixed that way. If you have any
w hose noses are longer than the rest of the
body, better soil them to an artesian well
COM,P;u,y for d,'ills as you cannot drive the
aose back without telescoping the whole
heu you cut up hogs, leave the
hams square, leave Borne hair to salt ever
lastingly, and they will be worth several
cents less than when trimmed and cured
so that a Cliristiau caa eat them."
"l otxo 1. a dies arc the most economical
creatures in the world they never throw
away a gojil match.
re" now. I would I "D ECEIFTS .t EXPENDITURES ' the respective parties the amounts they rc
inreis should 1, t OF CAMHK1A COUNTY from the. reived. The following i a schedule of said
".st day of .January, A. I. 1873, to the 22i
day of .January, a. it. iti4:
JOHN COX, Esq., Treasurer,
178.3.
To amormt in Treasurer's hands
Dr.
at lasx H'liiement s
7.3S4 41
P0,40- i3
1,033 74
24.K20 07
530 37
271 32
j To amount of Duplicate for 1873.
Registers "
" " ree'd from fVallectors
for 1R72 and previous years...
" amount received on Seated
and Unseated Iands
' amount received on Redemp
tion of Lands
" amount received from I. Lilly,
lxr House Steward
' amount received from J no. S.
Khey in Cambria Co. vs. W.
.1. Head rick
" do. do. Jos. Dnnlap
" do. do. John Flanagan
" k. do. G. W. Oatman.
" do. do. John V. Shatter
" do. do. F. Dr lo.ier
" do. do. 15. McDeruiitt..
" amount received from Win.
IVivis, Taxes Exonerated
" amount received from Jno E.
Scanlan, in Cambria County
vs. B. McDermitt
To amount received from
J.A.Fngan, rent Court. House
Jno. E. Scaulan, rent Old Jail
Charles Owens for old iron...
J. A. Kennedy, rent jail lot
W. 1. Ilonac kcr, balance as
Treasurer of District Court
1,3.-3 2(5
54 7i
1,GS 07
2SI3 77
200 00
M0 G4
4o7 73
1 40
7 (t
21 00
100 00
55 CkS
5 00
12,- 31
SI 111, '.13'.)
Cit.
Tiy amount paid
Assessors 5
Attorney Fees
Agricultural Society
Bridges "
I'.ank Stock
Iiounry
IJorough
Hoarding .Jurors
County Auditors
County Commissioners
Commissioners' Clerk
" Counsel
1,5K1 78
OU
3i0 0O
335 OO
253 K0
24 00
17 40
7 00
240 00
1,241 00
025 00
200 00
W, 17
Jt Ki
!44 18
1,189 34
1,570 10
2,452 75
11-28 84 ,
30(5 00
CI 73
22 17
4,181 40
Court House....
Court Crier
Constables
Criminal Prosecutions
District Court
Elections
Fuel
Fox ami Wildcat Scalps
Inquisitions
Insurance
Interest on Jail I'.ouds.
Jail ronds
44,700 (H)
titi5 24
3,40li 00
27 50
108 !I0
2,004 00
210 KT,
17 2i
1,081 00
380 72
2i0 17
300 00
12 47
713 05
177 12
10,752 74
23 05
140 40
37 50
420 25
432 G3
353 28
108 04
3.312 07
45 50
2,202 liO
l,3il 00
72 75
44 7(5
1,318 10
Jurors, Grand
" Traverse
" Talesman
Jury Commissioners
Jail and Jailor
Janitor
M iscellaneous
New Jail
IVothonotary
I'honographic lieporter
Poor House Directors
Postage
Printing
Probates
Poor House
Pennsylvania Reform School
Records
Refunding
Registry
Road Damages
Road and Bridge Views
Redemption of Lands
State Tax
State Auditors
School Treasurers
Supervisors
Tipstaves
Teachers' Institute
Western Penitentiary
P.v amount of
Abatement of ." per cent, to Tax
payers ..-,00 11
Commission to Constables W 07
Exonerations to Constables 2,4iW 73
" on Duplicate jx
Treasurer's commission on 531,-
llS.lft, at 3 per cent 54
Treasurer's commission on $73,-
018. IX, at o percent 3,050 72
P.y amount due from Constables.. 1.H43 .")
Balance iu Treasurer's hands fi.'o.l" 37
SI 10,030 27
OUTSTANDING DUE from COL
LECTORS for 1872 and previous yeafs,
for County, State and Poor Taxes:
Thomas McKernan, Cambria P.or...$
James Dick, Coopersdale Borough
Hiram RibleU, Franklin Borough
James Cosflow, Adams Township.
John Ferguson, Ii!acklick Twp...
P. MarUcy, Cambria RoroHgh
Francis Flick, Carrolltown I!or
Jacob Wagner, Chest Springs Por.
Thomas Wilt, Clearfield Twp
S.tm'l Dunmyer, Franklin Por
Christ. Snyder, Jackson Twp
Patrii-k Rodgers, Millville P.or
W. H. Diver, M mister Township...
Isaac Horner, Richland Twp
John Rider, Summerhill Twp
S. J. Luther, Susquehanna Twp...
John Gwinn, White Twp
Dan Rerthold, Wood vale Borough
27 5(i
2 ot
4 f-'3
405 75
125 17
50 02
132 50
2U 03
20 Oil
;o r.i
101 05
453 01
22 47
33 85
14 07
211 55
175 03
114 20
20 k;
54 72
2i3 57
13 14
16 71
141 07
281 23
.".7 00
101 52
30 45
O 72
107 08
78 2l i
04 07
31 05
40 55
481 27
James Burns, Voder Twp
l. u. issinger, Adams Twp
John Cox. Cambria Borough
Win. Lloyd. Crovle Townsbin
Geo. Gnrley, W. Ward, Eliensb'g
1. llit liens, 1st aril, Johnstown
Adam Pfarr, ."xl " "
A. P.. Davis, 4th " "
Sam'l Fleck, 5th " '
K,. .1. Iitz. ;h " "
. S. Paul, Franklin r.orourrli
Samuel Masters. Millville Bor
H. Walt rs. Summerhill Twp
S. Akin, White Townsbin
K. Shaw. Wilmore Borough
Ian. Bertholtl ..Woodvale Itorou-'h
Jacob tJates, Yoder Township
Total
Since paid.
... $4,151 00
ASSETS.
Amount due from Collectors
S 2,207 5T,
. 1,043 ,50
203 08
" Constables
"' " " Judgments ,
" W. IJ. Bonack
er, late Sheriff
188 52
0,057 37
.. 10,000 25
?27,l51 18
3 401 OS
?S loo on
Amount C:th in Treasury
Balance due by County
I.T A bit tTiro
Outstanding Orders
M'ims.. ...
Amount due Poor Ilouse on 7:e-
luisition
uiount due lload, "shooi" auil
Bounty
1,251 80
07 G4
27,051 18 !
,ll.yr,N',mul,:r,OUr 1,an,ls at Ktnsbur.
Ibis 22d day ot .lanuarv, A. I 174 0
W. I). Jlcl'LEL LA N D, )
ANTHONY ANNA, i Cotn'rs
KDWAIMXiLASS, $
Attest J. A. Kennedy, Clerk.
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
county respectfully report that we have
earutully examined the accounts and vouch
ers ot Receipt and Expenditures of said
t IV tliH -lst Uay of -limuarv 1873,
1 m '- ,,aV; jy. "I, and do find
ment ot 4..ab,luies and Assetsof said (Tounty.
HionerV iiIl" .-Url,s,,,,! at ,ha ommL
ii iau. ' tUlS 27,U llay of January, A.
W. A. It. I.ITTLR,
that, uiour opin.on, the res,ective partb"
who received said amounts
yearly salary by the said County ana uitl i
tor their services rendered, and w find in '
lavor of the said County of Cambria against '
Orders, viz:
jsos. To Whom Paii. Am'ts.
7 Anthony Anna for deliv
ering Assessments S 1 50
10 Anthony Anna do. do. C 00
74 " " tlo. do. 6 00
o.-,l " " fer deliv
ering Election Papers... 6 0O
522 Anthony Anna do. do. (5 00
7il " " do. do. t 00
Itf " " for deliv
ering Registry A 00
49 Anthoi.y Anna do. do. 6 00
20 Anthony Anna for View
ing Bridge 4 00
04 Anthony Anna do. do, 12 00
161 " " for Rent-
iwr Dist't Court Room lt 00 $74 50
11 W. D McClelland, deliv
ering Assesssments 14 00
51 W. D. M'Clelland, do. 18 50
2564 " " deliv
ering Election Papers. 22 00
510 W. D. M'Clelland, do. 10 00
78t " " do. 20 00
15 ' ' deliv
ering Registry 2000
43 W. 1). M'Clelland, do. G 00
4(5 " " do. 20 00
03 " " View
ing Bridge 21 05
100 W. D. M'Clelland, Rent
ing Dist'ct Court Room G 00
10G .
14 J. A. Kennedy, deliver-
erir.g Assessments 3 00
52 J. A. Kennedy, do. do. 3 00
256 " " deliver
ing Election Papers... 3 00
518 J. A. Kennedy, do. do. 3 00
77 " " do. do. 3 00
13 " " deliver
ing Registry 3 00
48
55
258
521
12
47
30
57
150
J. A. Kennedy, d. do. 3 (10 21 00
F. O Fnel,del g As m ts 10 00
" El nP'rs
3 00
10 00
ti 1.
Registry
8 75
8 00
7 40
3 05
12 00
10 00
" " View'g P.ridge
" " Renting Dist't
Court Room
1 Vivid HamilUMi, draw'g
Jury, paid by State
C2 80
16 00
S3 10 85
Given under our hands this 27th day of
Januarv, 1S,4.
W. A. n. LITTLE. )
I'ETER DOCGHERTV, .Auditors.
II. P. FREIDHOFF, )
REPORT OF I. LILLY, STEW
AUD OF CAMBRIA CO. POOR HOI'SE.
PnOOCOTS OF FAIIM AND fiAKDEX P(IK 1873.
About 43 tons of Hav : tii Itushelsof r fjm
bushels of Corn in ear; Stll bushels of Potatoes;
1.5U0 heads of e:bbtige; 40 bushels of Tomatoes;
15 bushels of Onions ; 12 bushels of beefs; 10
bushels of Carrots; 13 bushels nf Parsnips.
Peas. Beans. &e., too tedious to mention.
Livk Stock, Fakmi.mj Imptkments. &c 3
head Horses; S Ciws ,5 younjf Cattle : 21 Sheep ;
ti 8tock Hojfs; I Bonr; 1 hrmid Sow. I new Y.11
reka Mowitifr Machine ; 1 idd Cnion Mowing
Machine; Grain Drill: Patent Hav Itake, Fork,
no.i n. i urcs ior same: d trrain uraaK-s: s mow
ing Scythes; Threshing Machine ; Windmill;
Cutting Box; 3 Plows: 2 Harrows; 1 shovel Cul
tivator; 1 four-horse Wapin; 1 t wo-horse War
on; Cart; Spring- Wagon; Buggy, Sleigh; Sled
Log Sled: Hay baduers: 2 Wagon Boils; Wheel
barrow; Forks; Rakes: Shovels; Maddocks; Ax
es, &e. Harness for six horses: 1 double set of
light harness; 1 set buggy harness; 3 Saddles;
Bridles. Halters. Chains. &e.
Autici.ks Made in Hiii se.-About 1.500 lbs.
of hard Soap; :? barrels of sort Soup; :fK) Munds
of Candles; 3 barrels of Soiir-knint: 7t gallons
or Apple-butter; 14(1 ouarts of canned Fruit; 43
Shirts; 20 Chemise; 21 Shirts; li.Sim-bonnets; 4
children's Bibs: 7 children dresses; 20 Aorons;
17 women's Drosses; 27 Pillow slips: 32 Sheets
83 pairs men a Sin ks; 27 pair Stocking--; 10 pair
Mittens ;29 Towels ; 12 Pillows ; 12 Bolsters ; 6
bed Tieks.
AitTiri.rs on Hand this 20-rrt n y or J.wv
Altv, 1S74 About 3.1Xl pounds of Pork; 2.5O0
ponmis.ot iieel;.rOll pounds of Ijird; hM pounds
fallow; 200 pouuds of Candles: "AK) pounds of
hard Soap: US gallons of A pple. Gutter; 3 kegs of
Butter; 2 Imrrelsof Kraut; I barrel Molasses;
barrel Sugar; .il pounds of Cotfeo; v gross Es
sence Co tree; 1 barrel Vinegar; 2 barrels On
ions; 2larrels Beans: 8 bushel Beets: 3 hnshels
( arrots; 7 bushels Pa rsn i ps: :M bushels Turnips;
114 quarts canned Fruit; 75 pounds chewing
Tobacco; CO pounds smoking Tolmeen; ' 10 bush
els Potatoes; CV) bushels Oats; 4iil bushels Corn
25 tons Hay; 12 tons Straw; :) bushels eoal; 2
webs Tii kinir; 2 Shirting: 2 Drilling: 2 Muslin; 1
Oinghaiu; r yardsTowling; 15 pairs new blank
ets: 73 men's and boys' Coats ; men's and
hoys' Pants: !I men's and boVs Vests; 20 under
Mnrts;2 Drawers; :! pair Shin's.
Ix.matks ok Hol-se. Number of Inmates
Jan. 1, 1S73, 50; nuiuncr admitted during year,
number horn, 1; absconded and discharged
Si; number diet!, 4; Number remaining Jan. 1.
1S74, ;2; number of meals given to travelers,
t!4S; number of hidings, ;pi. I. LILLY,
Steward of Poor House.
rff-iTHE GREAT CAUSE
' NvVi OF
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A lecture 011 the nature, treatment and radi
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Emissions, 1 111 potency. Nervous Debility, anil
Impediments to Marriage jrenerallv; Consump
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Incapacity, Ac.-IIy liOH'T J. Cl'LVEItW ELL,
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I he wm Id-ronowned author. In this admira
ble Lectui-f, clearly proves from his own expe
rience that the awlul eonseiuenees of Seif
Abuse may be ctrectunliy removed without
me-icines. and without dangerous surgical op
erations, bougies, instruments, rings or cor
dials ; pointing out a mode of cure at once cer
tain and effectual, by which everv sufferer, no
matter wht his condition may be. may euro
himself cheaply, privately and radically.
, .1,n I-ectuie uiil prove a bocu to thousands
ami tkiiusaiid.
Sent under real, to nny address, la a plain
pealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps.
Address the l'u.lisli3rs.
CHA-". J-- KLINR CO..
12. Bowery, .Itw lork; Post-OfBc Box 45S6.
mm,
The best Oil in the world for ma
chinery. It iritl not chill.
Jt will not fiWMi.
It is equal to tlte.bcst T.artl Oil.
If you hate anu hind of Machine
ry, for OLKXA ; ami if you
cannot buy it at home, send for a
itrciiiar ana. price list to
PAINE, ABLETT & TRIPP,
OIL JIAMFAI'TIHEIIS AND DEALERS
2io. 360 renii Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
IVTvii-xTiy Ac Dunn,
proprietoks or
PIKEMX FOUNDRY AM) STOVE WORKS
HOLLIDAYSUUna. PA.
HAVING purchased the establishment lately
known as Enterprise Foundry, w are now
prcpaiod to manufacture
i LIGHT CAS riNGS
or every description.
The Various Styles of Stoves
manufactured at our establishment ar in all
. o,.Vv,ia ciiuui 10 any in tne market.
Steam Engines and all kind of Machiner,
promptly aud satisfactorily repaired.
prT".A!' ur work Is warrantedlto be exactly
what it 13 represented. I Au?. 30.-f.
G. W. YEA GEE, & CO.,
IThelesal and Retail Manafact arer ef
j TIX, fOPFER AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
AMD DEAI.EKS IX
Heating, Parlor ani C00M1 Stoves,
Xo. 1402 Eleventh Avenue,
ROOFING and SPOUTINO made to order
ana warranted perfect in manufacture aud
material.
-tVrJ5r5 rsPectful!y solicited and promptly
iiended to, and polite attention accorded lit
ail. whether they purchase or not.
Altoona, Sept. 6, lS73--tr.,
J. GALLITZIN LAKE,
Ehensburg, Cambria Co., ra.
DIRECTORS OF POOR AND
HOL'SEOF EMPLOYMENT of Cambria
County in aecouut itu Cumbria County, for
the year 1873 :
Cr.
By casVi TnM County Treasurer, per I-
r.iuy, 1 our i louse sicwam,
F01 Hay 1
For Hides
For Pijrs
For Pauper from Indiana county
For one Steer sold
For Costs K'i. Ktchensehr
45 77 .
50
2 00
15 ID
I For two head of cattle sold
For Cml oltl...
For ( jish
By Warrants ree'd from E. Glass, ;ate
Treasurer
1-
7
2.733
By Warrunts as .per Hequisi.ioii Tor '73. ls.cxjo 00
OUT8TANOING OHOKItS Dl'K 8V POOR BOtSMi.
lHt.fi 37 on
JS6S 1 00
lc'70 S 1
171 115 01
ii 3t 10 , ,
1C74 .- nm-
1874 13 35? 5 12
OUTSTAMUNQ DTK POOR HOUSE.
Juilff't and costs. L.rriia Churl ton .$315 27
From Montgomery County 'S! 00 342 27
T-
240
102
5JJ
170
si
250
21
24
4
12
25
5
Nos. 18i5.
12 Ain't p'd Wm. Mcf'onnell, oats $
lsv.
121 " Hujrh Tlriskel. farmer
1S2 " J. J- Kaylor, beef
!Mi7.
101 " J. J. Kaylor, salary
341 " J. C. Murray, hay and grain
1 Stilt.
M " ii. Drlskel. hay.corn.pota's
104
105
till
132
2o2
3-'l
207
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1T5
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2S'J
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418
177
Zli
17-?
258
" I.evina M'Dennitt, servant
" Rose M" Derm it t,
" it. M'Dertnitt, freight
" Charles Kain, farmer
" John Kain, "
" M. L. Oatman i Co., mdse. .
50 (m
21 20
5 1 m
vi 44
5i ur
70 00
g-roeerieg
" indse.
..
W. P. .Tones. blacksinithinir
Lewis Kodgers, beef
.. .
1H71.
Michael Drlskel, interest..
" corn
M. L. Oatman, mdse .. .
..
B. Bartram, O. D. P.
Jones & Evans, trksmith'jr
Shoemaker & Co., groceries
Chas. Kain, farmer
John Smny, colt
John Kain, trraiu
fanner
01
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6tf 4S
17 k)
61 liTi
HO I!
2 5 no
fi 00
31
2."i on
?S OO
14 50
21 no
53 37
: -" 50
107 70
Sfti
60 00
4 00
12 0(1
1U1NI
1(1 s.-,
52 on
15 25
HlO 00
147 0(1
13 10
25 00
12 00
19 S4
II 70
Sim
14
171
172
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173
2I
247
4
1
8
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47
310
59
214
inn
.vy
3il
344
F. KitteM, biitcheHnir".
Shoemaker & Oatiuaii, re
JC. Metiladcj pork
J. E. Pa vis, pork
Geo. Huntley, hardware...
1S72.
Ed. Francis, interest
E. Litzinirer, hay
H.Murniy.rJIjrVirrave o.d.p
J.J. Kaylor, plow points. .
Daniel Davis, cider
T. Hosensteel, cabbajre '.
11. P. Preidhotr. const. fee3
J. Scroth, tfonds to it. I). p.
t ieo. Fisher, "ooard V '
Lcminon i I'lank Ph. sal'y
(I. Shaffer, boarding- o. d. p
O. W. Oatman, counsel fee
J. Kain, potatoes
oats
V. Luttrinjrer, tinware. ..
S. Fry. coltins O. D. P
Jos, Friedhoff, grain
Martin Sanders, coal
Mrs. J. Williams, interest'."
Jos. Miller. Justice fee
M. Meloy, repairs
John Geis. interest
Griffith & Pryce, beet
John Arnold, turnips
Dan. Davis, wood
W. M'Pherson, g-oods o.d.p.
M. Burnbcener, turnips...
V. M'l'hcrson. goods o.d.p.
P. H. Berg-, serv. as Direc'r
lumber
" serv. as Dircct'r
I k
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3ii
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50
451
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253
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" Jas. Farren. "
10 25
TOOK HOUSE AND INMATES.
Articles and Kxprnsf fur 1S73.
Id! Am't p'd I. Lilly
2ti "
s " "
2 " "
144 "
If. 5fi
U 16
8 9t)
43 S!
6 '.is
8 05
1 75
4 75
3 '
12 37
13 29
7170
fifo
8 95
5 :ir
25
19 si )
22 do
84 oil
13S Kl
5 50
loo 00
40 CO
2U t1
25 0(1
54 i 00
2i :tt
31 50
1H3
S4
271
377
121
120
j. Hor5;reri. tiutclierinar. . '
Wood.Morrell i- Co., busk'rs
1. Lilly, buturiai'plebut'r
Mrs. Wm. Jones, "
Theresa Scanlan, butter
and cjftrs
Theresa Seaiilun. do. lo'.
do. do.
do. dc.
" do. do.
D. II. Zuhm, coul
Lemon & Dradley, coal...
Peter Selun. cattle
J. K. Ilavis. "
Wm. McDtimot, "
Wm. l'ryce
.1
V." in. Class.
Martin Sanders,
Mrs. r. Fryce,
Kd. Km use,
Critfith & 1'rvee. "
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K. 1). Kvans, carpen'rwork 39 1
K. t'. Kvans, 7 .-
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VI
j. i'. I'urrisn. "
23 75
1 4 (ii
93 :
5 00
fi 5(1
7 32
8 ilo
2 99
1 51
8 liO
12 79
8 2i
15 (HI
9fl0
3 25
100 ( A)
15 (10
62 0-1
5s on
51 no
1000
til IO
34 00
12 0.1
61 00
55 00
85
SOlm ;
4 50
A. Hitshue. "
Henry llyrne. ciiler...
I an. Davis,
1. R. U., treiirht. ....'.'
I. Liily. " '.'.'.'.'.'.'.."
J. K. Guile, f.-nit trees ..
Thomas Plrttt, farmer..
Thomas Kodjrcrs, farmer.
Joseph Drown,
Jaeou WiijrntT, "
J. W. McConuell "
17
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27
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215
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lift
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171
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251
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I. Lilly, '
T. Mckernnn, Justice fees
J. S. St layer,
J. F. Dradley, "
F. M. George,
Jos. -Miller,
" 1.
P. F. Poster,
K. J. Waters,
J. W. Condon, "
" ..
?'yr-c.?ntman- co"JnseI fee
7, M- Sinyer, Recordinur "
. Kbler, att'y fees
J- Zmiinerman, att'y fees.!
ti. . Oatman, "
John S. Rhev,
J. K. Hite, Pro,
J. W .James, constable fees
J. A. Kennedy & Co., "
John Cm,
J. T. Harris "
S. Fleck,
A. R. Davis,
Geo, Gutwald,
1 0(i
1 00
2 00
3 50
1 09
1 00
1 00
25 Ot)
4 25
20 00
25 00
2 U)
5 00
4 50
1 50
9-.0
2 00
7 8-;
4 77
5 45
8 80
7 75
4 no
5 00
5 00
5 IO
John Rloch, furniture
. .
M. L. Oatmftn, mdse. in til
ceries. hnrdware,? ..
M. I.. Oatmnn, di. do.
5 00
1:
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3 75
5 48
4l 45
19 50
41 47
jn-iii) m-nniime do
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do,
do.
do.
do.
do.
j"un 1'iiawtek,
Jeo. Huntley,
W'm. Litzinsrer,
Wm. Litzinser,
John Diln-rt,
Myers & Lloyd,
Myers & Lloyd,
I. Lillv,
I. Lilly.
Geis. Foster &
. Quinn,
A. Miller.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
148
407
24
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195 :i8
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509 93
221 ti.5
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74 45
30 00
us 00
74 lfl
2i .-5
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172 40
133 15
do.
K. Roberts & 5on, do
Tl.f0 W"i"wrht, do.
Thos. McConuell, do.
JJ.m.J. Rck do
Win.J. u.w.L-
. , , , , v . (JO
oi itioen.
O. C K. Zuhm,
do. do.
do. do.
do. dt.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
G'"es-Ple, Zcller
Jt i m fill n
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Gillespie. ZcUer
do.
do.
& Company, do
GeorKe. belany. a-ra,;
Geo. Huntley, hard' jjare, '.
J. A. Reed. Dixtn't Hosp i
J. M. Do iv man, State Luna
tic Assy I urn,
J. if. I tow man. do. do..
H. . Litzinii-er. harness...
M. M. I'Neill, do. ...
T. W. Dick, insurance... .
J.E.Roberts. do ... .
Lyi-ominjr Fire In. Co
Peter Keating-, interest.. . .
K. Glass. "
I. Rrnwley, "
. .4
Joseph Freidhoff, "
Win. Iiavi-. "
G. C. K. Zalim,
L Liliy, .
W m. Lemmon. "
Rev. T. R. Jnes, "
Wui. Litzinirer, '
tieo. H on tie v. "
Mary McGlaiie, "
P. II. IScrjr,
M. Cisk
M. Driskel, " ..."
F. O'llarrn,
R. iillintr,
A. .Sehel tin", "
V. S. Darker.
T. Davis, lumbcr'& shintrles
A. Walters 4-J-terg-.
Sons " 4
T. J. Rees 44 44
W. J. Dock 44
A. A. Rarkcr .V Son. lumber
nd shingles
KOensiiurir ManufacturiKjr
"-o.. lumber Bi.d shingles
A. Lloyd, lime
. Riftle. livery
L. A- S. W. Davis, livery...
I-eiuon & Murray, medi-
cinesarnl droits
Lemon .V Murray, medi
cines aim drills
E. Rolicrts i -Suu. miscel-
laneotis ,
J. P. Linton. miscellaneous,
Clierlron case
J- Hite, mi.-Keilaneous,
Cherlton cae
W". R. Ronacker, mvsceila-
neotis, Cherlton ease
A. If. Davis, miscellaneous,
Cherlton case
G. W. Oatman, miseeliane-
SO '
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10 ia
57 207
, 2.VJ
23 237
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224
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20 370
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40 j 3J3
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32 311
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onu, uneriron ease
!4
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373
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311
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74
270
27
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301
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145
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ouuii t. iravis, V'ork .
" 1.
4 44 "
C. rfriyer, 44
H. Griffin. 44 "
M. Thomas. 44
Da vid'Shinklo, 44
Gri tilth i Price, 44
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Mrs. Henry Drown. 44
Joseph Gut wait, 44
Mis- M. Xoon,
H. llyrne.
H-A. M'J'ik". printing.".".!
Stephens G.wnlt.rr pairs
Win. Lcijrhty,
.4
M. Humphries, 44
J- A. Faira ti. 4
Knorr&Volo 44
Owens Ar Rees bsmit1dnjT
Junes & Evans, 44
C J. Owens, 44
D. O. Kvans, sboemakin? .
Mrs. James Kain, soap
Matthew Connery, 4
Marjfaret Noon. 44
I. Lilly, steward salary
Lemon Plank, phvsicians
salary
V.. Glass, treasurer's salary
Ii. M Ciillou-h. rv t "
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17
197
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Mrs. M. I. Lilly,
M. A. Swejser,
44
Mrs Stephens,
Mary Guslow,
n 00
118
88
85
359
322
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134
307
150
241
28
230
3-.5
3.'5
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270
25
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412
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104
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314
185
340
378
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70
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187
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39
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110
20:1
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184
315
17
320
129
19
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37 4
Mary F. Farren, 44
44
V. Lutti-ing-er, tinware
Geo. Hontler,
Arid'w tViNe, 44
P. Sultzbaugh, tobacco
..
Lm)us X- Co.. 14
P R R ' t'1".r1' n las',,4rer3
Jno. Iiloch. ' "
Dr. "Vm. Lemon, vca-efubles
P. Sanders, "
Ed. Fa rren. 44
Mrs. M'Connell. 44
Holtrmsn - VValdenhold,
bediliiitr
John DIoch. bed spring "
E. Glass, bal. du hiui at
last settlement...
David Shinkle. ice
J. A. Hoiitre. (foods O. D. P.
W. U. Pike,
W. D. M Com Lie "
Adam I'far, 44
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14 no
12 80
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David Creed,
Myers i Lloyd. 44
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John Seh roth. 44
Jos. Stit.bich. 44
C. Kreijrer.
S. M. Douir
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G. J. Thomas
Jacob Wild,
W. M'Pherson,
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10 00
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8 00 I
4 00
John Ruck,
John Stormcr,
Mrs..I. Iukey,
Kwlim,
John Thorns,
W. p. Put ton,
G.C. K. Zahni,
JohnRyan, .
44
Mrs. M'Dermot,
W. F. Mench,
.. ,
John Dibert,
V.. R. Dunetrnn, '
M. b. (i
ronberif, '
J. R. Gcnrhart, '
Christ. Meyer. 4
M.A. Zolner,
I has. Dearman.
A. C. Rets,
J.I. MCbskey.
J. C. Noel. 1 '
Richard Jelly,
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Joseph Shoemaker.
Knos Ellis,
E. James.
Sarah E. Cooper,
M. L. Stephens,
W. J. C00113,
Kd. Disel.
Thomas Vell.m.t,
Susan McConlotrue,
Dridiret Roonev,
James P. Foots,
Aiiifiist Drown,
Jacoh Kibler,
Javid Fulton,
Thomas Kinney,
Gorsre Shatter,
r. H. Zahm.
Jacob Drindlev,
David Gillis,
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do
do
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10 50
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do
James Lynch,
Jas. Gallagher.
J. P. Parrish,
Joseph Horner.
John Rl.vcli,
John Rloch,
John Dloeli,
John Dioch,
John Dloch,
John Dloch,
John Dloch,
John Dioch,
John Dloch,
John Dloch,
Jno. Sharhautrh,
Jno Sharhanirh.
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James Karr
5 00
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01 rector..
James Farren,
James Farren,
inim-s Farren,
limes larreii,
Jhuil-- Farren.
lames Farren.
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the aliove to tie a stuteii:ei r
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27tb day of Januarv. A ! 1
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H. P. FRIKIiR. - t
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of SHid Count . for i in- n
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in favor ot tiiesai.l i,IHi::i
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or. already pai 1 I -.,
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Dr. J. C. Wilson, f
lief order ......
Given under our ban
27th day or Januai-v.
W. A. If. I l l ill .
I'ETEIt In in- M 1 :.'
H. P. FRIElUb'H".
I).
A S interested parties Im'
iV the northern part of '
rates for manufacturi.
aro mu'.-h hiuh. r tiian t!u
it necessary for mr ,.e
the information of the ! '
tollowiii4f
LIST Of Pi:
: l!l1o
i: .10 ' lannels
9 no ! t. ssnneres
45 tk Patinetts
s. -Ji 1 Girding and Spinimi
iariiing
T. M.
July 13, l73 -tf. Ki .
IN
COLLINS, JOIIVTON
i 1
f .V) i ILL receive
39 in) i J and collect 1
20 25 1 businesx usually d
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-'i
Sept.20.lf.
7M. M. U.OVJ
BANK! I---
Drafts on the pnn.-:i'i 1
Gold for sale. Col "
cell ed on deposit, pa
,.T.i"
it 31
interest, orim tim- - " -tf?-GolJ.
Silver. '' I
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other Securities. loii?hf a'
, toweti on 1 line .- . ,
II .Mioeill.l n. lints in tie 1 '. .tfi.
r; : ce--
general Wanking busi"'-' tr -
A MVy M 1.1,. A 1 ":
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