-B S.BBZEE2JSST EW.CT. mm mm
K mm
mum.
Ebensburg, Pa.,
! .nil' - - -f
ts
there, orul the Other riaee.
frrft
ekxlious frogs will soou begm to
(Jet your back in order for digging gar-
''Vguuient Court is in s6oion as we go
I. O. O. F., of this
fi:..l Una LWlr-
jfJSI.liieU lit" w iiuuvouuj
y(lt country londa hereaway are in
J nv Samuel lTuhn, of Lloyd Pta
a went and gone and cut one of his
itii an axe.
!fr W. A. B. Little and A. J.
itr me bth the war path for the
ViOtarvtliip.
,t Kernvills (Johnstown) child was
, bitten about the face by a vicious
' Fiio'ay last.
..,a
f inicl Dclozicr, residing near Gays-
bJ hve narns sioieu irom his smoke i
..I I At- lOfrlit I
a ' . : 1 - .1 . . . !
til tiiar i nciueu now to ruawe tne
12 umuw (Tvtii.Lij' icni la iub CO- i
(II II to II J"ll
.rtliau. Clearticld county, is anions
.,,,iiitbilities of the near future.
Biiiuii" i making the preliminary ar
;iuontfoi a grand Umr through Penu
',,; with his circus and menacrerie.
fj company of Philadelphia capitalists,
:d. are about to engage iu the coal
yf near south rork, thin county.
tiiistopherCIawson sustained a severe
uinii on the ril't hand while engaged
idling cars at lilairsville one day last
Ivtr. Hobeit Gardner, whose death we i
,d!uat week, had been a member of
Masonic fratornity for tifty-seven
Hr. A. J. Christy, of Lorotto, has corn
ed the erection of a town hall, 25 by
; in dimensions, lu that pkvee. liul y ' '""j
j . r J ; and the tesult
M-ems to be an "off" week with a,K! William-bui
n!pondents, only one having put iu '"" i,"-,."- ,
uco. Comef gentlem, "lon't v "t
Mtrt us at once. j 1" .
he Altoona Sun establishment is for ! au" for f?xes a 16 TI?,,,U,". J
lock, stock and barrel." The im- ...!.. '
health of the editor, D. W. Moore,
necessitates the sale.
.ulsv (Good Friday) is a legal holi-
,,t nil our ravtour 8 account, out
tfV:eMoent Lincoln was assassinated
Fii-lay night, 1805.
t M- 1 T 1. r
CV.V1' Ol .UI. .IllCUHCI IVI1CII, OI
;ii
'If.
,'fv' y.r.g man wants to be successful
iw; ('ir v. lien he oeg to see his sweet
loMn'i'd cany atlcction in his heart,
ct.i 11 i:i hismanuets, and confection in
N'nie n:aIos and the same number of
were interrud in Sandy Vale ceme
J.ihnstown, d-.nius tlie month of
I leal h seems to be no respecter
- in li :. y;cnm .
:.e I.M.i.e:n:i ehurth
in Johnstown
teied t
V; A I'- i
H:ii:
r.:,.r:i tw. a I . ir1 il ii'K w ; i
e .i I - i - :
.!e 1
(IPs; nilt d t he Siind.-vy school
(I !'..! i-i pennies,
lacoav ii!i'ht a dwelling
ir t, Mr. Joseph Fox, of
',, t'cii cjunty, and situatel
.!- .'.'. f "Soitire Eichciiachr,
hei.ii.r:
t'iW'.i!
-,!: f.l
it'-i-ed by an ir.ceiuhat y and burned to
v-(.'.i.k '.'si'ti, J.sp, formerly pub
f : l, :'.!( and S.tntina', in
'?.(?, nn if rhr (MhvfTi,.i Journal, j
r. Pa., isa'joui to try his baud at a
f;ei:rji:i i .'i: cr iu that city. Sue- i
e::d !;im. j
::.:i named Frank Eurkett. twenty- j
ytis rf asje and unmarried, was j
ui ,i fen- days ago while at work on
v.Mi.thiest citizens, Mr. 1 honias
:!; ' !i3.n jti-.t betaken himself with
'y.o Hei'hlehcm, l'a., where ho is
U ex:ti.-ively inteiested in real es-
':'': iir k attend him.
; to aiiuounce that J. Iv. llite,
1. L 1 t-1
. .r.j oiaiy, ami c. iass. rsq.,
'.'::iir:sioner, both of this place,
i.t -v.k list, the latter being very
! iifiirjK cd. May life be spared
'! '.'.Liriuru to both of them.
seemingly not satisfied with
kj'i.i; ti,.n law, is bestirring herself
!';v,i;une: reform. An immense
I . muiei tlie auspices of several of
;ta:it minister, was held iu the
i.. licic ou Sunday night last.
'- Aitnona TribvTie reports that a
' K' njaii of family, named John
livir.g cm the ridge about two
!l-"li "flVd's Mills, has been made
? '--o excitement atteutlant upn a
riul iu a church in that vicinity.
lr.i!,ii mitieia of Johnstown, at a
? Wd a Friday evening last, deter
ttiike. and as there is little pro-
:'t the ('. I. Co. will accede to
23.a:id. the immediate future of
:-ty looks anything but euconr-
J'k Flay, of Johnstown, the re- j
ve and tinware man, offers ten
of an eighteen pound turkey ;
jilin;:i chicken stolen from his coop j
-V i::l'U last. Fowl and feathers I
!'';PVio:i nf erectine a round house j
' 7 t .- i, hasfiiallv been settled by i
Vt
"any. rlans, spocmca-
are m pi cparation, and the wolk
nier.ce at an ...i. dute. Deity
if
cm she mJTi sayS theAltoona
!
!
rs
iir
jut
ac;'
srj -the
w in n;(er and s. vomio- lrieid , -
lie Hiasculine persuasion is al
' i-i.iii' tor a vigorous campaign.
:i there on innumerable occa
c r',,'S"le '1K knows how it is himself.
- 1 t the c. lining ijh-)iioon.
.-!""", -i. .-v., v ouiuy cuiptM-
ii;:iae
iy on Monday. Mav 11th.
e tfclVf, Wt.cijg Tuition fee, $3
'r. Chapman is a ripe scholar,
r
at toad his school may dc-
' fe'-eivoig a thorough course
ttii-'C
iPa
1
ffcii-Cf
"nps t'c Kiiirr. the liirhtnincr
f' "lie.ulr opened the campaign
:.f ,co-,tblo 111011 ad have j
a'"' ':my bodv cotisiders it '
!',i.., the country to kill at least ;
. ioi mai)i we ho.je ne wiu tl. 5
u:l lr, ..1 i . . i
i-i.-ow nerp iii., rn Iia oll. I
i
'ut either of the gentlemen
f Mr f- "-"ooiai oieinieu are ; ' '
, ,ul luey evidently forget ' tu year 10 kc?i who
sVlll : . aJ V I I IU wAia.av
'1 lllllur l 1,... - .1. . - -
T1. l i
, , .... .tivt tllJVl
i severely beaten not long 6iuce within the
......vo buciiauui'i;, ma ret we
nave neaia or no arrests.
r : - i .
e did not learn the names of bis assail
ants.
A namesake of the recently deceased
Massachusetts Senator, with "Kialc" at
tached, writes from this place to the Johns
town Tribune for the purpose or reminding
its readers that Hon. Charles Sumner paid
a brief visit to this place in the snmnirr -.f
, ""or-s employed on tbe new rail
road beiug constructed in Westmoreland
county, by Campbell & Bros., contractors,
struck for higher wages last week, and a
majority of them have been discharged.
A young man named Peach, who is
lamo in one of his feet, was attack,!
f it condition just liow for staying- j rtuniijf his sojourn at Cresson Springs
l;t,,tc J 8 fr the beneut of his health. Tally one for
.Lbeiisburg.
Ourobliging pofctmaster, Maj. Thorn p-
J . ' Z ' r I
in AoTf 1 -I ri to .uu a penKimo j
to one of hi. knees the other day, inflict- :
ng a sl.ght wound and as some one told j
him that if McTike heard about it h 1
: 1 . . 1. . . . . I
vu v4 jiui.li 111 mc 1 ntiMA.I, anu as we
dou" t wUh any one to provaiicate ou our
accc-nnMnto the r reeman it goes "assure !
as shooting. !
. ?'.es"s- Moore & Chmtman, of the I
ashington (Pa.) Reporter, call upon the I
editorial fraternity of Western Pennsvl-
vania and parts adjacent to meet in Pitts-
blirgh, ot? Friday next, for the mimosa of:
1 r , .KIOIiF.jlllT Rlimi Ti hin tt- hm-fihv l'illtilknii.1i
V. II - . . '
trsilioao 110111 ouinemauoning creek , .....-..j oui
, n.iivnioiug maj uo oi.iuo lemuneraiive.
i.ousuier us in on that movement, which
j has long been needed.
A TDiuig man named McCann, resid- 1
mgin Prospect borough, wishing to take
a "short cut" home, jumped from a mov-
ing passenger train, on Tuesday last, but
instead of alighting on his feet, as he ex
pected, he fell and struck his head sgainst
a cross tie with such fierce as t literally
peal the sku; oti'his skull from the top of
the forehead down to the eyes.
Mr. llaivey Campbell, for serveal
years past employed as biakeman ou our
liranch train, but who has recently been
promoted to the position to conduc.or of
the Ilollidaysburg and Williamsburg ac
commodation, has this week removed his
family from this place to the latter village,
JIT ,"" allel J'"?1 ' political centre and temporary lucial re
is that Lbeiisbnig has lost ! sort. To.daT) among the surviving dr,,i
ug has gained a most esti- ) zrI1K we may mention Capt. Phi! Collint.,
i.lu.it .1111! killed a cray eai;le which meah
ured 7 feet 4 inches from tip to tip of
wings and wasthe possessor of a foot seven
inches in length. The gallinaceous bird
was feasting on a gray fox when it was shot.
Posters have been pi inted by us this
week for a public sale of horses, cattle,
f t-.i
118 .!. was severely burned about, the i lanu impiemenis, uousenoiu goons
V Ew't, ft1 evenings ago, in con- aI ' a frm of s:5 acres, by Charles Kline,
l.,.v ,t its clotiiiue taki'iis lire from a I of Chest township, on Tuesday, Apiil 14th;
for 01 ijlians' court sale of a house and lot
111 oiniiuiiLviiie, line mo propeiiy 01 .j allies
M. liiffel, dee'd, on Satuiday, April listh,
and for a grand concert at Stiongstown on
Tuesday oveuiug next iu aid of a public
charity.
lsington Hammond, TJfiq., at one
time a prominent and successful lawyer iu
Ilollidaysburg, but of lale years extensive
ly engaged in the iron business as proprie
tor of Sarah Furnace aDd Maria Forge and
Franklin Forge, in that county, has been
! forced to make an assignment tor the ben-
i . . i ii;.. 1,.. k;i,i L
r'lllTt 1 OK- I fill Ul Ul.ltJll!LOI. 1113 I I t 1 1 i 1 I. IV. O IUO
tnuated at some ?;uu,wii, out it is inongnt
by some that his assets will more than pay I
his debts.
--Mr. Evan (ti iftith, another of our en
terprising butchers, had a magnificent show
beef on exhibition, gaily decorated with
fancy papers and two large placards, per
ambulating oui streets on Wednesday last.
His stcership, which is said to have weigh
ed l,7o9 pounds, is by this time uo doubt
ie:idy tj be sacriliced on the altar of hun
gry mortality, and we venture to say that
it "will furnish mighty toothsome steaks
ai.d roasts.
Judgo Dean announced at Argument
Couit yesterday that unless the plaintiff
in the case of E. Glass vs. Ebensburg Bor-
li. .1 "ii r .lilt ' luli'ill'l .l,n I VJ .1 1 11 ,wv i. i. v ... v J yr
. . .. . v .niriii n oil ii cii hit ti i n i-fii in ion 01 a n
"Aedii t learn on what stream the I l" jut.gwieui awaruco n.ui at .u, ,
...n i.fc.iii.r, ...!.. ..r..... v.-..,.- , .. . . , ...
l(.f,, ,e., j Perm, . ., Irom f-U to I2U, no wouiu .
'I H-.i , -i c ACT I k TT 1'AtVlAVIl 1 v. . .-v.. .
" . . - " 1 I l ... .. v- -- . 1 - i f r livitAvc fur ti iinrirr
deeming it best to "bear the ills they have
rather than fly to others they know not of,"
agreed to stand the reduction.
A young man named Philip Miller, son
of Mr. Philip Miller, sr., of Chest township,
employed in the blacksmith shop of Mr.
Valentin Thomas, at Carrolltown, was
kicked on the bead by a vicious colt, on
Wednesday last, and so badly injured that
his iifo is despaired of. Ha was engaged
in shoeing one of the front feet of the colt
at the time, and was kicked by one of the
hind feet, which is a feat of a horse's feet
which may be set down as asomewhat re
markable feat.
Mr. C. O. Lindsty, of Ilollidaysburg,
has a cow that is certainly worth her keep
ing, and wc think will equal, if not surpass,
any of the most famous imported breeds.
Twelve gallons, one-half cream and the
other half strinninsrs, the product of last
week's milkincs, was churned on Saturday
and produced sixteen and one-half pounds j
of butter. This is vouched for by the edi- !
tor of the Kejiter, w ho sampled the butter j
and pronounces it the sweetest and best he j
has tasted for years.
Messrs. II. J. and Philip Crouso, who
left our town about a year and a-half ago,
going hence to Ilollidaysburg, have return- J
and ar-aiu taken ur their residences 111
e ana tinware man, oners ten - ,. i,.,r it tho
r. and no .p.estioiis a.kecl for onr nd hud.nR em plov t at tb.
J i
Ebensburg Foundry. The Cronse brothers
are said by those who ought to know to oc ; narrow riewB f "the sex ;" New England
among the most competent moulders that j ers wjll pleased, doubtless, to read some
eve r operated in sand, and no doubt the. tn;ng lut their favorite railroad man, Mr.
M.ctr. Shoemaker feel that they have james Parker : besides, wo have something
J "- ... (.
made a "ten striko" in once more Becunng
such efficient, woikraen.
The family of Frank Stanley, for
merly of this place, now residing in Al
toona, has recently been made acquainted
with many Rriefs and sorrows, no less
x, .i ..,!, . hoviiiir occurred tliereni
; a!;d c-,oinK at the front gate j 'I.f te days. The eldest
J
i,iiP K en tv name,
rho was to
have been married ere l.Miff, H-as tha lust
victim, and Frank, aged fifteen, and
George, a younger son. followed in quick
succession. Typhoid fever was the cause
of this wholesale bereavement.
The good little Washington, male
and female, of the Johnstown Literary
Herald have said, and of course it must be
true as thev surely would nver tell a lie
Uul'S. y ,ul VoLre "has more
of I news and matters of genera in
; ,i ... the county. lheie is
7. H C or an O. C. of -me other
an ) rt coon. '"
i. : 1.; nlnce who
entertains the
KIUU III I'"" - - ,1,..
same opinion, -nd the putting
two brilliant lights together of cou.se
makes the thing as clear as mud and twice
iSAu exchange truly says : It costs less
than a cent a day to take your weekly pa
than a dilio-ent hen could eainin
" r. . I.i " - . i IT.....
v H Our .l:.,....i .....I .. . M.lrot loicnol efftrs: icaao""
r i- .. : . l,oaii one at
it r. i'wi aooui calling dis i ira ci, - j - . .hl,,.ttt, hv
w A'01'' ' that; ! I than , the . barber .won J8lj
than an energetic kitchen girl wiil waste in j
k wm., ., ,,, .. ,oL- A nennv a (.tv can be saveu in.
w r.t-r o tiie r,rnn t"1" "--t " . j :.. . .
f i . " -r i Dti wuu Hie ' oilc a - i j -- .
I. '"Produna i t-....- i o l-itir than hv stonnio!? a fain-
7Z a ew of our readers will be stnick
vrith the similarity between the name of a
gentleman whoge wedding notice we pub
lish clsew here and that of the llanisbmff
correspondent of one of our local celebrities
hot nevertheless the distinction makes all'
the diflerence in the world. The latter is
yet no doubt sole Dionrictnr of
heart and hand, and for aught we know
' '
, . .. . 11 '"ici o appeai-nitr
111 tl,-f ii.,.. .l . . V "
in fliaf i . '
... r"!'"1 "wuiu scum 10 indicate as
much, at least.
The Altoona Sun favorably mentions
t nHTC f Joh" Reil'y Assistant
1 a. It. It. superintendent, of that citv, in
connection with the Democratic nomina
tion for Lieutenant Governor. We have
no idea that Mr. Keilly would accept the
nomination if tendered, but if a self-made
and well made roan, physically, mentally
and pecuniarily deserves such a recogni
tion, and would permit himself to Lu re-
vi nyiini LTi IUJI I
cognized 111 that way, we are sure that the
gentleman named is one among the many
thousands altogether lovely. Reilly and
Tlofo.-r., ca 1 '
J
Joe Gutwald trotted out Ins bier bovine
aimuner" time on Tuesday last, cu whirh
occasion the huge mass of beef, which
through a mistake no doubt of the little
girl who manipulated the scales, was said
last week to weigh only 1.750 pounds, was
found to "kick the beam" ac 1,805 pounds
the largest steer, probably, that has ever
been raised in thin nmnl v Mr ti i, i.
lhA i 1 nt f r.. 14.. If Til
-i. . V-.. IIVVUL, I i xj
ihuihC jur. nugu x.owaras,
out 11 is somewnat 01 a coincicient that this
prize beef was originally purchased from a
Hlacklick township farmer named Prizer.
Joe has also a steer which weighs 1,750
pounds, purchased by him in Indiana coun
ty, which will soon "bite the dust," as the
larger one has by this time done.
Ar Stii.t. Another E;j .Vo F.'-gs-uyrrration.
Who has not heard of Munster,
lnhed away, up amid tbe A l'.ei henies, in
Cambria county, but a mile or two from the
Summit. It was once a place of uot, and,
in the days of stajje travel between Phila
delphia and Pittsburgh, ranked second only
to Ebensburg iu the ancient county of Cam
bria. It has given Cambria county many
prominent and good men ; and albeit a city
with but a single utreet, was popular as a
one ot the most enterprising and well-known
of Peansylvania's railroad contractors, and
whose father, for many years, presided
over ihe destinies of M custer's chief hotel.
When the gold fever excitement in Cali
fornia lirst broke out, M mister sent many
adventurers to the auriferious regions in
fiearch of the New Eldorado treasures.
Most of them hail just returned from th
fields of Mexico, upon which the titlu to
thin goldeu Pacific slope had been won ;
a do. so
great an impress had these hardy !
sons of the mountain made upon their ; from wildly rushing into litigation. Wil
brotuer adventurers, that the name of "Mini- i Ham Schoolev left Pit tabu re for a certain sti-
Hter" became almost asynonym iu camp for
I'eiinsyl vania. i
To such an extent had this place gained :
notoriety, that for several years afterward a
later ad venturer from the Keylone State,
when accosted by the usual interrogatory
whence he hailed ? and designated Pennsyl
vania as the spot, was invariably met with
the further inquiry whether ho was from
Munster? Upon replvimr. as many wer
! compelled to do, that they had never heard
j of the place, the old miners would shake
j their heads, and be willing o "stake their
: pile" and all they could "pan out," that
I they were not Peuiisylviinians ; for th idea.
to them, of a man hailing from this region,
I and not being familiar with Muster, was to
! them an incredible absurdir.v. It is this
spot now almost grown into obscurity, from
yoicii . jus;. leceivru specimen 01 ;
--neu iruit, or mainmoth size, at the hamls
of Mrs. Durbin, and which is warranted to
hatch out a pair of oxen already yoked.
This Monster asserts some recognition of
her "old time" importance. Vi e la Mini
ster .' and all the hens of ye ancient villago.
Altuoiut Tribune.
I'assios W:fk. Thus is named th j
week immediately preceding Easter. One of j
the early Fa;hrs, St. Chrvsostom, writes : i
"It was called the Great Week, not liecanse
it consisted of longer days or more in num
ber, than any other weeks, but because at
this time great things were wrought for us
by our Lord. For in this week the ancient
tyranny of the Devil was dissolved, death
was overcome, the strong man was bound,
his goods spoiled, sin was abolished, the curse
n;i destroyed, paradise was opened. Hea
ven became accessible, men and angels were
joined together, the middle wall or partition
was torn down, the barriers were taken out
of the way, the Ood of Peace made peace i
between things in Heaven and things in '
earth." The observances of this week, "from I
their peculiar significance, may well b.- call- !
eil the "Mj stories." On Monday the curse J
of thi barren tree of Jewish nation ; Tups- j
day the predicted speedy ruin of th Tern- j
pie ; Wednesday the. Kale of Ilim that was
valued ; Thursday the solemn institution of,
(he Lord's Supper ; Good Friday the Kodeem- j
er's death and passion, and Saturday, or j
Kaster Kve, Christ's l'si:ent into Hades. ;
All these events as recorded in the Rible are j
read in the services of the Catholic and ,
Episcopal Church! and from a deeply sig
nificant and interesting course of scripture
teaching, eminently preparative ot heart end
mind for the great Easter Festival.
.
THE PHRF.VOLOiUCATJ .TOITUNAL ANI
Life I luvstk atbd. For the faithful pre
sentation of old and new truths in a pleas
ant form, we must commeud this veteran
monthly. The April number blossoms
with an attractive variety. We have in it
a Portrait and Sketch of Mr. Cleveland
Abbe, of tbe Signal Uureau. universally
known as "Probabilities ;" an Analytical
Paper on the Causes of Vice and Crime,
with soma practical hints toward their rem
edy ; A Sketch of the eminent Authoress,
Madame Schwartz, and a fi n Portrait ;
Heads, Hats and Character, hits off some
of the people we meet, both in its text and
lllnOr.iiiAiia - ii, I'livsinl nirir of tn SiTes SL
ter takes M r. Snencerto task for some
humorous, in .My impressions ei .-sanies,
anil Stolen Glimpses, and much that is agree
ably instructing in Our Evergreen Trees;
Press Notices; Anybody can do it, and much
that everybody should read in Was he Dorn
So? Vitality ar.d Chemistry, Commercial
Obstructions, Agricultural Hints, &c.
Terms S.'J.OO a vai. 30 cents a number.
-I w P -V .
Address, S. R. Wells, New York.
Tkstinq Skeds. Now that spring is hero
and the planting season is approaching, it is
often important to test the vitality of seeds
before sowins them. We have heard the
followingsimple and easy method described
tiower-pot partly with
Fill a box, pan or
rich mellow earth ; make the upper surface
perfectly smooth, and on this surface draw
straight cross line, and drop a seed at each
intersection so that they may de easily count
ed. Then take a wide hoop or frame, and
make a lottoin to it w ith cloth si retched
across so as to resemble a sieve. Place this
upon the seed and Mil it with enough fine
mold to form a sufficient covering for the
seed, which should generally be four or five
times the diameter of the seed for the depth.
Keep soil suuiciently moist and in a warm
place. The sieve can be lifted easily and
the seeds exammea wnnoiit uin'oro.o ,
them Jnthis way corn, wheat, cioer sceu,
tnrnin seed and many other kinds can be
this wav corn, wheat, clover seed,
J n tnis w ay oiu, o ,i
easilv tested, which may be ot considerable!
importance where the age or freshness ot
the seed is not certainly known.
a-
Certificates on Lloyd & Co. taken at
Vmir face for Auiericnn wlv.h-. - is"
irtm,t uf all -tjl" - gold and silver
lry . notions and toy. ,n Urgyjj-
No Pinchbeck kept
nety
. - t town
eirari in town.
Call at oucs
C. T. Bobkkii
Local Correspondence.
Summit, March .".1, 1874.
Dear Freeman-Tn
former lptt.jrs, I promised to let you know
if anything of importance turned up in or
ai)out this quiet ai;d usually moral town. '.
V ell, little has transpired sir.i-e worth speak
ing of, except a runaway which occurred a j
few days ago, the runaway being no less j
than the lawful wit.; of a man residing about t
one mile from this place, and in whose '
household uotbins hns f.ver tr.msniretl ral- ;
culatul to mar U serenity until the wife of
his bosom made up tr mind to st.ps- On
the day in question flie took passage on an
Eastern bound passenger train for parts un
known, but the presumption is tl.at the lias
gone to some of the Eastern cities for the
purpose nf joining the
sad " and ere this mar
k. .
the banners of those celestial angels wUo
l lli.lllJlllLI lll-vit J
are waging war to the knife ou the hydra-
headed monster, intemperance. Vet she
could he eiirrntrfl.i i a i.Mr niiii-iv
that of stavitm at home and keenine ui the
spirits
dow
proper
shop
As now is tbe time for strike f, it is not
strange fliat the oi iiuii:tl and assistant who j
run the Lillys' school should strike for higher :
wage. Such is the fact, and they obtained
their demands, too; but that was justly due !
them, for two very good reason : ifirst, !
they have a large school in fact, there are ,'
about one hundred and fifty scholars in at- j
tendance. and in thi second place, they i
have to wait aliout six months before thoy '.
receive their money ; and we might add a
third reason, they are first class teachers in 1
the full sense of the term. It is not, therp- j
fore, to be supposed that they would teach I
for the same wages that is paid to teachers j
of inferior attainments.
I see by the last issue of the Fkeeman !
that "Anti-Local" has had another spe'l of
well, no matter what and still continues j
hfr tcandalv7n tna;tnatum. She makesasii- !
oiih mistake when she saj-a that "Local" is !
OUr wortliv sclinnl tiftclifr for ani U nrt tl I
case. "Local" is in no way connected with
the gentiemau in ouestion, and it is about
or ner own i;muiv rather tr.an crying r. ' lanaagts,
n the ofher spirite elsswhere ; or, more . rv"kTe cre paniativen tor the time,
iy f peaking, piaying in front of dram-i "u .F'"u" wnatevor, out
s. lint siii-li ih lif 1 ''" injurious: auu mat an efhcient
! time she should know this ; but oLo(.ai - ; sent us ttieir cases tor examination.
I does not. believe in trving to defame the I . 'r:r remedies in those, diseases are mild
! character of anv individual thiough the. pub- 1 b:lt Oe.-tual and are such as we have found
I lie press simj.lv because the said individual ! out ,c a,t n "foi-mity with the laws of
I might at some time have done something j 'ature 111 regulating health ; and from the
' that did not please him. Cut, Mr. Kditor, I 1 "'"'cuss which has almost invariably crown
j did not intend to nav much attention to this ! "l "r efi"r's 111 these caes, we can prom
tender and loving feminine, though I think , ' and do promise, a speedy cure in every
! it is proper that she should be set on the j 'a8 wuer" reasonable hopo can be euter-
our worth v and muc h "respected school 1 or e benefit of those living at a dis
teacher with singing his own praises, as she llV" laboring under Chronic Afiections,
stvies it. We will close hv saving that we I aml unalil to attend in person, we would
would be very much pleased if ' Anti-Local" j ' by sen.ltng us a via! of urine for ex
would exchance cards. If she will do this animation the necessary medicines cau be
we will cive her our full and genuine ad- !
dress. More next time.
Very respectfully.
Local.
CosnrcioR vs. Farsenokr. A case
was decided a few davs ano a statement of
which mav sire sonw railroad msnffpr
(ion on the Pennsylvania railroad without ;
aecuring his ticket. The conductor making .
his rounds Schoolev tendered thirty cents ;
as his fare. The pnssener was reminded
that as he had failed to purchase his ticket ;
he would be required to pay live cents aldi- i
tional. Mr. Schooley said he had paid but i
thirty cents to come to Pittsburg from Iirad- !
dock and would pay no more to go our.
Thejcondnctor explained that there was no ;
ticket office at Hraddock, and that no extra !
charge could be made for not having a ticket '
going in. Coming out, however, was ditfer- j
eut, and the order was general to collect !
extra charge in all cases where passengers j
can purchase tickets and fail to do so. This
was the rule of the company, and as an of- I
licer lie must enforce it or lose the money
himself. Mr. St hoolev wouid nav no more
man imrty o nts, when the conductor
in
formed him that he would carry him to Swiss- i
vabs for twenty-eight cents, and gutp him '
back two cents or rather placed t he pennies !
on the sear, Schooley refusing to take them.
Schooley did not getotl' at Swisiii ale, and the j
conductor demanded six cents more as the i
fare to Uradriook. M r. Schooley hruided nor I
five cents, but the conductor demanded the i
ottitorcen:, which the passenger refused to J
par. The conductor then refunded two:
cents, telling Scliooley that he must g"t otV
at Hawkins or pay the other cent. When 1
the train reached Hawkins, one station west
of Braddock. the cord tutor ejected Schooley, I
vrho foied the eompanv.
Jtulge Stowe in chaifina: tbe jury said the i
conductor had a perfect right to eject a pas- '
e tiger who refused to !ay the fure demand- !
' ed hy the company, hut in doing no lie must
i only use force .sutiicieut for that purpose, j
j When a passenger flatly refused to pay and
then tendered the money to rave himself J
I from being ejectnd, the. conductor was not j
obliged to accept it, but has a right to rid i
himself to further tro'.iblo by putting tlie cb- !
noxious pernon otr tlic train. The jury found !
for the defcnrlaut. j
The April number of Woois IIousk-ii-.li)
Maoazim, now upon out tabic, well
Kusiainn its reputation as a first claws live
publication. While its contents art not
deep or scientilic, its pages are free from
ti'i.xhy sensational stories, and are full of
bright sunny reading that goes homo to th
lipart. The mag.iziiie contains it usual
number of illustration, and its general "ap
pearance compares favorably with the higher
priced magazines. Subscription price one ,
dollar a year: with chromo oskmitk one
dollar and a half; or the Magazine, chromo
and lAMUUIA I KEEJIAS f'T -.W. oub- ;
Bcripuons may uegiu wuu nny uuiuuci.
Ao.oresK,
WOOD 8 IiOf8EU0LI JlAGAZDiB,
'(: burgh, i . .,
fir this office.
Fkee of Charge. Ir. Morris' Syrup of
Tar, Wild Cherry and Ilorehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most etlicient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by it and in Croup it
acts like magic. Call at K. ,T. Lloyd's Drug
Store and obtai n a sam pie bottltiree of c.harye,
or a regular size for SI ; or at P. M. Woie
slaHe ik. Son's Store, Wilmore. J. U. Mor
kis, 113 North 'Jd St., Pbila. 3-13.-ly.
JrsT So. If a man would appear well in
society or gain the good opinion of others he
must not be negligent of hisdress. Wheth
er it be richt or wronjr. such is the fact that
most persons form their first impressions of j
another from dress. Star Hall Clothing Km- j
porium, 10: Clinton stroer, Johnstown, oi
which Jas. .1. Murphy, is the popular pro-
prietor, is rammed, jammed and crammed!
with the latest stvies and iiest coods in the
clothing line, and if you dou't buy from him .
you ought to be lammed.
Coming to Come. We are coining, Mr.
Coppock, several hundred more, and saving
monev is the topic that attracts lis to your
.mm.' We are coming oue by one, as well
JJLJ
ill all be gone ere another change of weath-
er- for we've often heard, and it surely must
be' true, that you're selling off al cost your
stock so fine and new. I. T. Coppock's dry
goods, dress goods and millinery emporium,
112 Main street, Johustowu.
Many men of many minds; many birds
of different kinds; many fabrics, many styles;
inaiir eeoils in endless piles; many bargains !
or., it and;mall, for manv folks who there do
'i and manv more will find it true that :
luotiey wivctl ih nothing nwiv to thos who
Lnv whattt or thev wea irom divers l.iova.
whose store, inuceo is iuiiy .-.o, ae.. . ...
. ft f-iiw ,, elsewhere to iro
yuuTin c"' 1 ' ' . .- o
in quest of goods at cheaper rates than they
can sell them '. How's that ? ice gates ?
-40 '
Thfke was a man in our town, and he
was wise you bet ; he ran a bill at all the
stores anil so got into debt ; and when h
fouud' himself in debt, with alt his might
and main he ran to Hess & Urother's New
York Clothing Store, under Opera House,
Main street, Jobnstowu, where he bought
clothing so cheap that he saved enough to
get him ont of debt again.
Female Diseases. At the present day j
i ii is eiiriiinelv rare to ftinl a. ff mil.. ;i
: . . I ,t
! entirely lre fr,,,,, " i " - r
'diseases peculiar .Ah:;; "I
numerous apjilications
un 1(,r rclIc.r aunug our twentv
years practice, have long since l.iduoed us
Vt-ailn .x .... . .
' eh oecial stint v mn.l ntii .
these diseases
and their Les methol of !
cure
They are maladies of a peculiar character.
ar.il as a ireneral ilin.r t.i- - ;
oil ot treatment entirely uulike that adont.
ed for those common t j tioth sexes.
! the very troouency aid ,nt f.. I
In tat t,
,1; - . . - - - - - v. v
u-om-b in our tuiiint, is good evidence that
. '"r.1"11'"- h Dt met with
"ulcesM. a"a ' now that some more efficient
toiuse slouM he adopted.
! V e were long since convinced that local
course of medicatiuu was the only hope of
cure. 1
For the benefit of those who may be af- j
flk-ted with any disease peculiar to the sex, i
wherherfrom a slight cold, followed Uv a j
derangement and irregularity of the gKiiei al
system, which many times produces cough,
expectoration, lightness of chest, difiicult
breathing, palpitation, &c, with all the
symptoms of "going into a decline," or from
any of tin very many other causes which
produce such terrible suffering amomg wo
men, as 10 mane, ate a imnleu to them
i we
would &ay, that our
lenieuies are selected
ami prepared with a view towards theso
ends, and will give relief in all those kind
of enses, without littedless exposure to indel
icate examinations, or the wearing of disa
greeable instruments or cumbrous app'.i
aiicr". We have cured hundreds vs, thousand
of cases by medical treatment alone, bun- j
1 dred wf vr"')n we have never seen, hut who
i "nlv obtained their me.iicines alter having
ent them by express.
T. L. OLltSHVC, M. t).
J. W. OLDSUfE, M. I).
Address Drs. Oi.nsjiui:.
No. 132 Oraut street, Pittsburg.
Pimpieh, Eruptions, Korr;n Skiu.
The system beinr put under the i tilt uence
of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for a few w eks. ths skin becomes smooth,
clear, soft, and velvety, and being illumina
ted with the glow of perfect health from
within, true beauty stands forth in ail its
g'ory. Nothing ever presented to the puli
lic as a beautitier of tbe complexion ever
gave such satisfaction for this purpose as
i this Discovery. The effects of all medicines
! which opr. rata upon the syhtem through
j .he medium of the blood are uecessardy
: somewhat slow, no matter how good the
remedy employed. While one to three bot
j ties clear the skin of pimples, blotches,
. eruptions, yellow spots, comedones, or
I "grubs," a dozen may possibly be required
j to curt some cases whore the system is rot
j ten with scrofulous or virulent blood poi
! sons. The euro of all these diseases, how
; ever from tbe common pimple to the worst
scrot ula is, with the use of this most potent
t:ni., oiuy a urauer oi urn, soicl oy an
Druggists.
COVtKKP WITH EltCfTIONS. CVREH.
Claveuaciv, Columbia Co., N. Y.
Dr. li. V. PiF.r.CK, Buffalo, N. Y. :
j tf'iiv oir i aiu .sixty j ers ni aK, aim
have been Htliicted w ith Salt IUientn in the
worft form for a trreat manv vears until,
accident ly, I saw one of your hooks, which
described inv case exactlv.
I lourlit
your
two
lioii'ien Medical Dincoverv
and too1.
bottles aud a half, and was entirely cured
From myshottlderH to my hands 1 vi an en
tirely covered with eruption, also ou f tce
and body. I was likewise afflicted with
Kheumatisni, so that I walked with great
dillicully, and that is entirely cured. May
God spare you a long life to remain a liesn
iuj to mankind. With untold gratitude.
Mks. A. W. Williams.
A Car Loai. What constitute a car
load? As a general rule, "0,000 pound, or
70 barrels of salt, 70 of lime, 0C of flour. '"'Oof
whiskey, l0 sacks of flour, fi cords of hard
wood. 7 of soft wood, IS to CO head of cattle,
50 to OiO head of hogs, ho to !t0 head of sheep.
J.000 feet of solid boards, 17,000 feet of sid
ing, lo.OOO feet of flooring, 40,000 sbir.ge, i
l..s of hard lumber, y less of greon lumber,
1-10 less of joists, scantling and all other
large timber, 'M) bnhels of wheat, 360 of
corn, CS0 of oats, 4f)0 of barley, of0 of flax
seed, itoO of apples, 430 of Irish potatoes, 400
of Kweet potatoes, 1 .000 busheus of bran.
The foregoing table, which we find in the
gt- ij0i Time, mav not. be rxactlv correct,
for ,i,e reas(,n taat railroads do not exactlv
ajrrt.e j iheir rules and estimates, but it
approximates so closely to tho general aver-
njr, fi,at shippers will hud It a great conve
nience as a matter of rererence
Have you a Cough? Every hour a
cough or cold is neglected is no much in
jnrv to the lungs. H ASSO"S COM l'OU" D
SYitUPOF TAR never fails in curing the,
worst cases of Oonghs. Cold, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Hrenchitis, Croup, Asthma
and Chronic Catarrhs. It is an invaluable
remedy for Hooping Cough in children.
Sold by all I)rng Stores and Dealers thro '
out the United States.
Trice 50 cents per bottle.
Rcssf.l & Laxdis, Prop'rs, Philad'.
1. 8. See that the signature of KrssELL
& Lasdis, Prop's, is on each wrapper.
ME. ARCHEY McKlssiCK, of Rockdale,
Penn., in writing to lr. Wiahart says :
"My son was pronounced incurable with
consumption, but hearing of your Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, we purchased three bottles,
and he commenced using it. and from that
fay to this he bvi been getting wll.
. . .
.PIALTION. All persons are hereby
V cautioned against interfering in any
manner whatever witn a iito year oiti nay mare
bouirht by me at Sheri.'fs sale and left in the pos-g'-ssion
of Ambrose Lantzey, of Karr township,
durins: mv pleasure. Al.'r. WALT EKS.
Carrolltown, April S, 1874.-31.
NOTICE. Having pure-based one!
bav mare and one brown horse from '
Ambrose' Lantey, of Harr township, and left the
same in his possession during my pleasure. I here
by caution all persons airanifi iucuunuS
way interfering wi h ny. BFARKR
Susquehanna Twp., April 3, 18T4.-it.
D mTn 1ST RATI 0 NT NOTICE.
Estate of Francis McTaman y, dee'd.
Letters of Administration on the estate of said
decedent, lute ol Washington township, Cambria
county, having bceu granted to the undersigned by ;
tho liegisterot eounty Y
......,.n,l tni...LKlinm.liit. n.iv. !
nient, and those having claims against the earn o
nipni BVUvl v l. vj . ' u.i.iii .. f ....... . .
will present theta properly authenticated for set-
..... '
SARAH McTAMANY, Adminlflraerix
Washington Twp., April. 3, lT4.-9t.
aOAHL).
C. Emioh, M. D., Phy-
tician anil Surgeon. Office in rooms late-i
lv occujiied by Vr. A. P. Fields. Chargee moder
ate. N tght calls promptly attended to.
This is to certify that Ir. J. C. Emioh studied
medicine with trio for three years, received his
diploma from Philadelphia, and hud several years
practice. 1 cheerfully recommend him to the citi
zens of Ebensburg and vicinitv as beir.g r'vit and
rellablo pbysleian. A. P. Fnun, M. I.
Ebensburg. .April 3. IS74.
I TTl f ft and uvtai-n 'innM... 1 a.
i .i ,. . -w...... .
1 ""r . a" w" tave not ret re.-eive.t
. . "i wa7 r - the
i..,vii.jhiB-r.iiHurn i.uuis. Jnu. A. Kmielv
Jmiies jilliiifher, E J. IInni.hre . Jan ri Mv
eis. KilwVJ Purrish. No. 45; Sims IVirisli, ibo's.
1 ' . .. . 1. , . . . .
JJe'sano Alnani Makin.
l'lmtvillo- Geo. W. Malb.
W. ilelfrich.
VoJ. 0. No. 10; P.
St. Itouitace Conrad Vender. Vol. p, fo. s.
St. Lawrence John Nidemvrr. Vol. 9. No. (I.
urr!ll town -,Ju. SIihi I hi. till Vol. . No Id
Jacob Zot n. Vol. P. No. 7: Tht-o. I. f.othrr.Vol'
i ?:'- Ya!nl!ue lu:n:n. .V..I. 11, No,4; Kra,,
old "S, .
liettiir . 1 lios. Mise l -a. John Sloltz. I'h.i.
j .Aims. John MivUcr. Karhtirt t rba'.iirh, A-'a n
! Schettitf. Anselm Weukluiid. Ptiler trittniKt-
ter. t has 'ain, J. V. Shurhmiirh, .Ion. Lnntzr.
Solomon I u nun, I red. Sn vdei , .1 ulius Stich. .
Hearer, A. Strut matter. Peter Huber, Lw
rence Schroth 'J 2?,. John Hiiek 9 5?i.
Muiisier Peter I'arrish, A. J. CristeO 8, Mi-s.
Ann Myers 9-U.
nollidrtj ifbii rj J. M. S;eh!ey 0 ft.
Altoona Krsnk To in ii 11 son, Jon ph Csrney.
(ialliizin Jin. !reis8-6, Ar.tl oDj McCueM.
Hemlock-T. McTiimauv.
ilnior-A. F. Storm SM. TI109. Kinn9y B .
tiiwt Spriniiis-J.icf.0 Ituck il 5.
M. Autfiistine Jas. A. Kmi. Dsvid Sutton,
Jits. J'honias Adams, Fratici Iielorior.
iAiretto Joswoh liriffln, I). McGough. f. E.
Behe. !irl( s JU Muuainy, tlchel Mctiuire.
Smntnit- Wm. Hi-own, s-r., S 44.
Ciearfielj, Ph. James Mcllcvii t. 9 13.
I.iverin.ii-e. Pa. Win. !5. ( uiikiiv 'J-lt.
Franklin. Iu.- John Lilly. P. !S. I.iily.
I'hiliiisburtr. N. J. Wm. Manx
Knit-bury. Iil. I'cter Somers U 8.
Below we give credit for partial navmentB
i on tllA nrfmoit var' hiiliu'i-imiiin
I t.. . -
Memptiis. Teiin. Miciri StcCnlirMn. to No. S8
'iia'll. I 1AM I1IILTI1 limiiri. (I. i".
tvmitsrotu l a. 1
MrPikp. to No 24
Urinton. Pa A.J. Mctlevinit, to No. t'i.
Iowa ( ity. iu. Urs. Mary Shoemaker. No. 16.
Fort Scott. Ks. .J.iLmi ;ju-. to No. IS.
Erie. Ph. Ilottert T. Shank, to No. Si.
I ronton. O. James Fei-K-iiaoti. to No. Is.
F.mp-iriuiii. Ph. I). O. Mct'rrlhv, to No. 3S.
Kent, . S. t.ittl. to No.
hnvenport. Iowa. (Jeorpe Nfnrrsy, to No. 31.
fialloway. III. John KHrnen. to No. 1.
San Francisco, !. M rs. E. J. Murray. No. It.
Ilennison. O. James Campbell, to No. 32.
Parker. Ph. John A. Thompson, to No. 25.
New Cambria. Ks. Jacob A. StittW. No. 2$.
IMiiliidelpliia-lieo. K. Mullin. to No. 34.
l'lttsburtrh Mrs. Alice Smith to No. J7.
Manor I 'ale. Pa.-Col. Pun! liriuker. No. tX.
Itlsirsville. Pa. John O Hum, lo No. 29.
Maitlami. Pu. Heurr Downer, to No. 23.
Osceola. Pa. I'sl'k Dunn. No. SO; J. C. Car-
I ney. No. 20.
Ai iiiRgn, Pa.--Johu Shuman. No. IS.
Kiniiiieil. Pa.-J. I. Marhn. No. JO.
Tyrone, Pa. A. C Zerbe, Jnu. Shoffner, Jno.
A- Storm, aach to No.
Nolo, Ph. Key. J. It. O'Connor, No. 4i ; John
Downey, 40: Michael Downey, No. 22.
C'reon, Ph.- Thoiims Lilly, No- 21.
Summit. Pa. Jus. Mct.'arilty. No. 20; I.uke
Uurg-ooH. No. Dan 1 M. Henrv. No. 4. t'has.
Jchnston, No. 3 ); Michael Hra'lley. Xn. a.
I.oretto, Pa. Thomas Uiliop, No. 14; Philip
.1. Ssuttt.-1-E. No. M) : Mi-hnel I.. Stevens, No. 4S;
Put'k MeHlly, No. 2U; Peter Itolry, No. 1:5: Jo.
nardine. No. 22; Jos. Null. No. -'); John Yihn
er. No. 31; Silas II. Donahoe. No. 3C: Patrick
Miii kii, No. .77 ; Phili; Notxi. No. Id; John Brad
ley, No. 1: Kdw'd J. L.ittie, No. 32; M. A. Wes
ner. No. SC!.
St. Amrustine. Michnel I). Vilt. Nt. 1.: D. A.
Clark. No. 31; James P. McCance, :it ; Patrick
Kerin, '5 ; Coi io-liu Morris. 84; Dennis Mo
('aulev, 21 : J. C. Iitxinaer. 21 ; Win. Mcliough.
21; Mrs. UuchHCl AJ.uns. 21 ; Uich'd Colims. 21.
Chct Srrinjrs. Pa. -Joieph Crittuer. 21; John
Wcakland. Z'. ; Jooeph Henry. 21; Miss Susan
Walt rs. 2:.
Fallen Timber, Pa. (leoife Walters, 25; Dit
vi I Hoi us. 21.
Johnstown John Quiuu.13; Michael Quinu,
10 : Lewis Shiink. !.
Cumbria City John Kyae, 20.
(.'oueuiHiiif li John S. Snyder, 12; David Hum
phreys, 2- ; Join tiray. 21.
lVrtHijc Svlrcster" McKcnzic, ir ; Matbias
IJiter. lo: John V. (i i llcspi ?. 31.
Summeihill Jos. W. Pi uijfie. 26 : James I).
Plumuier, 2.t : Jncob StifBor, 14: Peter l.ontr, 3'J.
V i i i n i e Isiibfila Mi:ioujrli. 0.
liHluizic. Jo. 4 ; 1 1 1 whI.I. b;; M. McMorris. 14;
W. ). M.icombfi-, 16; John F. Uradley, 1-'; F. 1.
McConncll, :2.
A Ironmv Powell Sharp. 2i : John C. Drown,
)fi; P. liranifT, 12; Peter Mundj, 27; M. J. Na
gie. HO; Samuel Steiihensi,
Ebei.sbnrir - Philin Cruise, 22; J ilin McBride,
20: Mrs. !;. MeDotiahl. S7 : Wm. Davis. 20; J. &
D. I-:vaii, its ; wm. Carney, lit; John Wlicrley,
a: David O'Uarra. I'.i : Jvisepli l-:tir. 11: John
J. Evans, 2:?; A. S. llnthbonr. 1: Henry Drown,
12; Lsvi enc; Murphy. 24 ; John S. I.oiucreuui,
3I: John C. Murray, f.1.
Minister James Dayne, 12; D. O'Donnell, 31;
John Piter 24.
, , olliown I.evi I.nther. 31: C.eo. Pherrv,
,'tTi; Felix Short. 2S; A. Toeit. fr., i:i; Thos. Her-
j .of.2C'; Aie.iiew Y.i kciuode. '' : r'etv-r Khif
Jhcoo A. Hoover. ;i! : John H. Hoover. 2J: Jos.
Yahncr. 3U; Sam"; T. Ilartnian, ; John C'arl
hime. 11; Jt.C Litziinfcr. l.i.
.St. Dun-ienc Jacob Kibier, 13; Dan'i War
ner, id; C A. l.nnirherne. 1!.
Nicktown Nu-IioIh- I.nmhonr, 19 ; Joseph A.
Duinni, is; Albert Mi Cotnbin. .it) ; ArcinhHld
Karre:i, :'A ; Henrj-Rirsch. 3S ; Miciiael Kirsch.
13; John If . Mioi ry, L'O : Deter Xc-cIt. 2; Onto.
Farbauh. 31 : -Mrs. M. A. McllnJc, IS,
t'herry Tree Samuel Ilreth, 19.
IJelsaiio Michael Miller. ?6.
Bethel Jumss II. White, 24.
Origiruil Poetical Contributions.
OOOI) W1HHKEY.
What makes tne poor many many woes
Ami wear diiapiuntei elottioa,
Aud carry oft a tuotten nose?
Oool whiskcv !
What makes a mean man Hull his vote.
Or some poor losler Klent u coat.
Or home mad Cend bin brwiher hoot?
Uuud whiokev I
What wrecks so many human lives.
And tiiakfa forlorn so many wives,
Wiulw many a iniuor merchant thrives?
Good whiakeyl
What make is mun forirt Itl God
Anil live like any senseless clod.
And to destruction iro, slip-shod?
Good whiskev 1
What does the winjfs of irenlus clog-,
lUinds rood uiid evil in a (u.
And throws religion to the dog?
Good whiskey 1
What roskes a man see antic shapes.
While some huge d- uioo at him trapes.
Ana 'round biiu dance a thniisaud apes?
Pure whiskey 1
a. d. n.
Cuest Spiusgs. Pa., March 2s, 1ST.
liF. HAPPY WHILE YOU MAY.
De happy while you may
Thei-M's plenty time for sorrow,
Koibitter not to-day
Witn sad thoughts of to-morrow.
Do not anticipate
Imaginary troubles.
Thus making juiethiiig great
Of nothing more th touobies.
Face trouble when It comes
Kesolve to ttrinly tisrht It
The vict'rv you will win.
Dot dou tUaTUiu iuvite it.
Some by their follies sink
fome by a careless blunder
Then idiv curse the luck
That ever keeps them uuJer.
"Our luck" is not to blame
Oar lite itt what we make it
To fortune each ha claim,
liut he himoelf must make It.
Iook on the brightest side.
And trouble never borrow;
Drown not your joy to-day
With thoughts of pain to-morrow.
Cresson. Pa.. March 23, 1ST.
II yxei:l.
SELL AIIBAVGH. At the F.nglish Lnthcr-
1 an narn'in::L'' T.li nslnvrn. on Tni'S tar. atareb li4.
1S7. ty tier. li. A. uiii. Mr. .loim it. eu ami
i Miss Kate Aroauijh, botiiot Oder towun.p, Lam-
. uriswiunif.
JAM ES rucGT'IGEN'.- In Johnstown, on 25th
I ult., py John II. Fisher, Esq.. Sir. Ueo. I. James.
; ot tins place, and JU iss Jiary aicuuigan, oi jac
I son township.
it I I I . I . I .N i'. 1 1 1 tV tillj O '
XX The attention of the Lsdics oi r.ot ns-
l !!'- Ill 11 I ii - - - . . . i. -
! rlJNha'i'justceive
burg and vicinity is directed to me
fD2 j T- MVk-ShnOiluT rvu-iTruau ni.wiv.
! ' it It. etc.. specialty. Dressmaking
V"t:rltl
-
COAL ! COAL, I I Tho fe'doscnuer
j4 prepared to furnish, in ,1!','e,.,I";.""li
.,HnH'ies.Hil qualities of AN TH It All It and
Vtixi 1 Mt.VOUS COAL at lowest .....rket rates.
Coal delivered promptly nd free of ciiarge for
hauling at any point in Ebensburg or v.ci.idy.
orders.ft at the Zis okk "'".p fp
: v attention. PAN I EL AUM.
( EoenEburg, Sept. 1, lST3.-tt.
, i . IV. il nv f 1 1 V l,T'ilI'Yi - t 1 .
Nature's Great Remedy
THROATahoLUWS
, DISEASES!!
m.nent Phv.ici.m or y .tJJ
offered to the.fthc.ed fc, ,K Wlo.in, ..pi. o
but by d.Holvmj the phleftn and ,tm. natw, M
throw off the unhealthy natter cauaina the irritation
In c&se of stattj coMi Hrrmi, it b-M& ruloo
rendera leu burdentom the life ot the aifliatad aufcanr.
a. Its healing principle acta upoa the imtatad aw.
aVce of the lungs, ptnftranrtf t ani iimj "V,
rcJicirinK psin, ana tubduntf nyfdmMMn.
j. Ir ri'unu m) ivikhu im nooo. Poatctev.
lv curing all humors, from the common rttarui oa
IXTTIOH to the severest cases of Scrotum. 1 kowaasaW
- a5daTitj could be produced Irom those who hare
elt the beneficial eflfecis of Plua ! I jut CotBUl
In the Tanoui Ciseasea arising hrom IM man I aa o
TMI BLOon.
4. it tx !,attt tht difwiiwT-t ru Msaf rtsiirm
All who hara known oc triad Dr. L. Q. C. Wis.
art's remedies reauirc no reference front ua. but the
anmee of thousand cured by them can hm given w
any one who doubta our statement. Dr. L. Q. C.
Wuharl'i Grrat Atnrnm lytfitpii fIU mmj
W'onst Sugar Dears have never been equalled, frua
nalc by all Uruggista anal Storekeepers, and ni
Pr. L. C C. TTCSSAST'S Cf2ee,
Ac. 939 Jt. .Snocncf 34., nUm4'm
COURT SALE I
1T Tlrtuc of an order of th OrphaDS' Court'of
Cumbria Conntv, U uie directed, there wil;;bn
exiK'fed to public sale, at tho Hotel of Win. Lin.
tou, in'Suiuuntrille, oa
Saturday, the ISth day" of April next,
At i o'clock, r. m.. tho follnwlnf; ej-al eatata. of
which Jaws il. litrTiL died telxed, to wit:
No. 3. Being a House and Lot Ground
lituate In th Rornuarh nf Snmmil vlllo in i-.mKl.
! County, on t he southerly m.le c.f the eld AlieicUeny
I l-rtaie Kail lUa !. drscnln-d as follows: lt:n
I mnjr at a post on Kailror.U itreet. a corner ol Lot
j No. 31 : thence uloiiic said street sixty test to for.
; ner of L.-it No. 29: thence along an alfer slitv feet
to a post, cornor ot istl .o. 31 : thonce hy si id Lot
to the pia.-v ot tioKinuiuif t.i-iuit Lot No. 30 on the
plan of aid ItoroiiKh.
f.The House is a LARGE TWft.iTOUY
FiiAMK DWKLLI.Na. well a.iapted for keeping
boarders, with Stable and other Outbuildings oa
the premises.
Terms op Sale. One-half the purrhase money
to be paid ou conlirmalum ol the sals and the bal
ance iu one year thereafter, with interest, to he se
cured l v the motlgJgJ and judgment hond of th
purchaser. WM. H. S KCHLKK,
l3-20.-3t. j Adm'rof Jxnta ,M. UiFVaL, dec'J.
Loretto Marble Works.
PRICES -REDUCED !
MONTM KN'TS, TOM US T N KS.J BUREAU
and TABLE TODS: also. Den gm for Seot.ih
(Jranite Monuments. We desire to inTite the at
tention of the puMic to our beautiful Iii;ns for
Monuments and Tombstones, made of the rery beat
llalian and Auinrioaii.'Mariiles. and which will be
furnifhed at as iow rairs as limilar work can be
obtained in Philadelphia or elsewhere. I'erfeet
satisfaction jruiiranteed, aud work shipped to dt
point at our risk. All orders front a distauee will
Lo promptly attonded to. iiememl.er that our de
sistis and our work will conij..-re favorably with
anv in the State. WILKINSON Jr. K ILLY.
Loretto, March 13, 1ST. -If.
AUDITOIt S NOTICE ,Tas. Mc
Dii:m itt '-.i. Michael McDermitt.
In t ho 'our I. of Com nui l'h-as of (ntiiv'ria Coon
ty. No. Srj. lieeraher Term, lst,7. t D.
March l'-i. 1PT4. on mo! on ot J i hns'.dn fit Scan! an,
Court appoint 5 J.iriro S . I laimxn. ilsq., an Audi
tor to report ct.siril-a'.ion of ( he inouy in han la of
W. B. Bonaekt-r. Tn-ee of said real estate, in
pursuance ot procee Unifs iu Partition.
Ity the Court.
I will attend to t li r duties, of the aIove appoint
ment, at mv oliloe in Etensburir. on Kkioat. the
i 17th oav (iv AeaiL, 174. at 'i o t-lock. p. m., when
and where all parties interested must a'.tend, or
be deoarred Irom coming in on said tund.
GBi. W. O ATM AN, Auditor.
Ebensburg. March 27, lH7i.-3t.
EXKCTTOKS' NOTICE.
Estate of I'etek Si hira, dee'd.
Lottnrs tee:am?nlary on t he estate of ca'd deoe
deni. late of ('arroil towniiliip, C'amhria eounty,
ha fin t; been granted to the undersigned bv the
pro(ir authoritv. notice ia hereby given to all per
sons indebted thereto, that immediate pajmuot of
their imlubtedncrs must be made; ud those hav
ing claim? against said rstate are requested to pre
sent them dulv probated for llleiueiit.
BAKBAK A SCHIKA. Executrix.
LA. WHENCE WK1USD, IiMiUr.
Carroll Twp., March 13, lb74.-t.
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE The un
dersigned having been appointed by
the Conn of Common Pleas of Cambria County
Trustee of 11. I. liiGF.it. an ineolvent debtor dl
ehftrced H'i'ier tho Insolvent laws of this common
wealth : Therefore all persons indebted to "aid U.
1. H0K. or holding prprty beloucring to h.m,
are hereby rej aired to pay and deliver such lumi
of money "and property due said insolvent to the
undersigned Trustee, and all creditors of aald in
solvent arc hereby requreted to present their re
spective accounts to said Trustee.
T. W. DICK, Trustee.
Ebensburg. March 20, l74.-4t.
AI.MJXJKTKATORS' XOTICE !
Estateof Andrew Callaghan, dee'd.
Letters of Administration on the estate of said
decedent, late of Chest Springs bor.Ugh. Caiubris
eounty. haring benn irrauted to the undersigned
by the KeginTer of said county, all persons indebt
ed to sail eatate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those baring claims against the
tame will present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
A. PA LL A O II AT?, J., .jm,-a
Chest Springs, Feb. 30, lS7.-ot.
E
XECUTOKS' NOTICE.
Letters testamentary o the estate of Aagnstlne
Farenbaugher. late of Carrolltown horouga. dee'd,
having been granted to tbe onders.gned by the
Uegisier if Cambria eonnty, all persons Indebted
to said e-ate are requested to make pyiMnl with
out delay, and those having claims agalast the
same will present them properlv aathanucted for
elllemeni. JOIIMilCCK, v tr
HF.yj. WEKTJfEIt,
Carrolltown, March 13, lT4.-0t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
lCsttte of Nancy Carnkt, dee'd.
letters nf Administration on the estate of Nan
cy Carney. late of -M unster township, dee'd. having
been granted to t he undemisrned by the BegiS'.er
of Cambria county, ail debts due to said estate
mum be pa d to rac without delay, and all claims
against the same should be properly authenticated
aud presented to me for setltlement.
JOSKPH CIUSTE, Administrater.
Summit, March 1J, ls74.-fil.
Portage NAIL W0EKS,
lluuransville, Itltsir to., Pas.
T yK E above Works, being again operated by the
1 undersigned. ofTers to the trades f" sodply
of their ju.:iy celebrated NAILS '"w5 V. Pw-.
J ' JOHN vtSSLLMAfl.
riancansvllle. March IS. is.-4.-am.
F
ARM FOK SALE. The under-
ned offers at private sale, on terms
' - puronaspr his r'.4 .V. located one mile
i - ' ,,, of Kbensburg. containing about ia.1 Seres,
; ,..,tv of which are clear-d and nnder good fence.
ith comfortable llou. aood Harn. and an excel-
lont Orchard on tee premises. v rue iu or can on
Feb. .-2m. JAS. MV EKS, Ebccibora;.
NOTICE. The annual election of
a Eorirl of TrtiMees of the Ebensburg
. w ' 1 i 1. . I . I a . the f ?r,rr Ttr.na in V'K .
: -' " ' " 1 . "... . ..... . "
en.,nrs. on .Uoort.-ty. Hit tttti slw.v of April
l,.t woan L tie tiitM rs ol 1 a ml X t w
ni c. in-twotn me niers oi 1 ana s f.
8--JS.-3t.3 JNO. E. SCAN LAX, See' jr.
MOTICE.
A ' I have thi
I hercljv cive notice that
this dav bouirht froro"DEMKTRtCB A.
MoPkrmitt, i cows, 1 stove, 1 clock, J bedstead
and bedding, which I have left with hitu unnrg
mv pleasure. SAMUEL. WILJ.
Cleorfleld Twp., March 11, 1ST. a-ao-St
T. A. SHOEMAKER WSfB. PECBLKR.
SHOEMAKER & SECHLER,
Attorueysi-stt-Lsiw,
EBUNSlJUaO. 0a-s- l-J
I ily newspaper. 1