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yoK ASSEMBLY.
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' ' Washington township.
division or the Democratic Coun
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ASSEMBLY.
,,i'liorol Mr. Natii avikt. Mount,
'tm' M announce his name as ntif of
f'J ' ""rMii'ti'l:'"- for Assembly from t liid
""' '"'"under provisions of the neiv roil-
; i,,:v (if course Mr. Hounk submits his
' rti.- convent ion Htul will, like all irooil
Lt submit and abide by the decision.
Mil''""
ri'OTII'lN'lTA ItY.
ndc.s'tri'cd "'ill 11 " ri J1litr before
T1"' ' Convention for the oltice. ot pro-
' '.', -of Cumbria unity. subject to the
"' -'.if tli? Urmocrutic party, ami hope to
Vnfd wormy me support i nix parly
T'for that position. A. J. CllltlSTY.
Vto.JuneH. Is".
COMMISSIONER.
T:,!'-r f,u' same inalienable riglit to bo
'," 1 1 r r j.--t !. as tbe ease may I.e. for thu
,f Count Commissioner that is poss. ss
"'t"".1iiv other man." the subscriber hangs
',' . ,',,,-r on the outer wall and declares his
1. 1 si-rvi! tin- "dear people" to the
" ' ,' ability, provided, an.l provided
"' 'tint tin- approaching County Convention
'l'nt't place l"f name on the llomoeratio
JoUX i-HAIIIlirGlt.
n, I .S'wH.June 10.
L 0 C A LAN pPERSO NAL.
mcs or Tiir. Cot'NTT C'OMMITTKK.
,.' ("iiiHctini; of the I'emoerntic Comity
' ,. rnit'"'-. IihM in th Court HotiHU, in thin
, ,ni Moiidtiy last, in uirsuruioM of actill
. j ,y Wwi. H. Serblwr, Ksq., Chairiimn,
' ,,,,-ipiI as President wf tbe meeting, vritjj
"i;i::i:2iu l.ftUi, Esq., M Secretary, tbe
,.iny jiroi oolinijs wr lia.l :
f I ,-, ilatuiAii, Ekj., of .Johimtown, vn
,',.,iij..i!Iv rli'wn an tlifi additional dolt-
vtii thr S::it Convution.
,lnlm I'. Linton, of ,1 oliiiKtown, .Tolm
I 0.
' -arrow town, nnl 11. ,1. riap,
ot Cliest Sprinps, Wftrti Hppointecl
jjMlil roiiferpes, to meet ltkp eonferflea
.,i I ; : iii r i-onnty, to clios a Senatorial
,e!c to th! State Convention,,
iiintinii. ili delegat.c to the State Oon-
nn Tr"'" tliieonnty vrer instructed fvir
,. ,I.-lms:)ii, Ef""., of Kbenslmrg, for
.3-.iTtii: randiilate for Rnpreino .Judge,
atitrilay, 1lt l'-'th day of Sfiptoinber, va
.,l p tin- lime for holding the deleat
.. ,,,, nn.l the Monday fi)lloxving art the,
, fr li"l'li"o County Conre.ntion.
I'rre, Tltci-c, nnI the tUher T'lar.
I -Thf cherry crop promise to le a big
-Tin- liP.r.ilxoment girl In Eleriliurg la a
Mr earner, bhe carries theru in lier
I: : lmteil aa an encouraging fart that,
t,- 'at.' nuihaiu o has homewhat abated
......vviuitT.
:-vf iviits jier hn nd rod for killing potn
! ,-ras tl; harvest yome of the urchins
.-"joaj p.'iped la at. week.
-':. t.rxt A lti .oiia hennatlon i to bo a
:.v, .In tie :tlt, for SJ0, between two
-! uniiil lit-dniaii and lieeao.
-A .:v rd t x was msun on the linft of
'J A: C. K.iihoad, aliont one mile from
-..on SMii.lay last. Co for him !
-A glorioua rain reached us at last, yea
vmntniim. It caina down withjavim,
H'.miinuTlint tinctiirod with chills.
-l ive (piart of potato bugs before
t -jst In coiiMdereil the tueaatirn of a
jfvterii.iiiatirg rapacity in Hedford.
iln. 1". Coll, of Johnstown, fell whilo in
i.-til" alighting from a bnggy, on Mon
rvenitig last, and broke her left limb at
ark.
-A i-'itn k inake four feet ten inches in
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lirv'if
; !i. l v artttAl measurement, was killed
: i rii'.r.ad station in this place on
h;r last.
-A int from '"Itob Roy" reached ns
t"-: f. -viiii wore ready for press. More'
it will be tiotie the less interest-
V'i'.n--y,
A it t 1 ha Inst been purchased
t rv.:i: almshouse, our ltetmblican
:-! ii,,:i'..t will soon have ometliing
in ar tiKmt the '"l'oor JIouse ring."
-ii!:iklit ttour Htrewn npon the rines,
aiifc'l. will stive them troin the depra
r.'. f the potato bugs. I'lantinj a fw
n i f buckwheat in each potato lilll la
i'.-iiiniii,ic,l.
l.atruli .lift (tnre brings the blush of
tii.jiirclit-rk by announc-ing that Miss
I'li. of Cnitv townsliip, waa kicked
rv, cnusing a fracture of one 1-e-g
'LP fence Joii.t.
' r'r-thrr f, tniles an liour was the arer-ii-
by the I ay lxpress on the Middle
inftlie I'ennsy 1 vania Kailroad one
st wetk. This may be considered
rapid traveling.
tr. .1. .Hn t. I'. vans, of the East 'Ward,
N.rry to say, is now dangerously ill
'i '!.i-r'.a. brought on UisaUl, by over
: en lit-i oration (Jay, be being a raein
silver cornet baud.
appHcatiotf s for tavern and rar-
': nsis nili!isht;d in our last and
!iits, except those of Michael
' f Crovie townshiji, ami .John i.
of Washington township, have
".!nl by the Court.
J"linstnwn Ih-Murmt announces by
the name, of ex-rilieritf .John A.
ib:r place, as an aspirant for legis-
al the bauds of the Democratic
; uiivnition. We have not yet bun
' ':'d on the subject,
-l uaiueii Haminera w as to severely
" 'n .b.hnstowii, on Tuesday night
"'.ti; struck bv a large stone which
''bbsiitally "displaced by a little
'a.inpe wall he w.is attempting to
Ui i,;s lt(. is despaired of.
e:.ii pic-r.ic i to Ihj held in the de-
i-t to.Tf"
r Jk hI ;
bernltT'
and
tisoof tV
, tvl it
,-ope 4"'-;
i pi.r'
ben) fe
will l 1
h "I111 :
us. E;tL
heroil i
f tliesl
;:ovi- i,(.ar Wilmore, on Saturday
"k, tc aid i ,1,-fraying tlm ex-
'-' the conteiiidplate roofing if the
I'lmrr-h at that place. A delight-
iiy la anticipated. (Jo, see, eu-
(kvtci-
le.lt'P"15'
.t of if;
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tl.o D-
iwn "'f;
r.itf' ''V
akPt"n,!
rattle f;
'rabooif- .
' ' .V'-nng ladios and gentlemen now in
"'.it Co. Sjnp't Chtijiman's normal
; '' vi-ii tlicniselves, Saturday, all
il.i riiseh en, in pic-nicking in the
" ! KhinkleV mill , not far from town,
u.ne nan a (leiigiiii ui iiino
,!K of woikincrmen and other
'hustown is to lie held this. f-
.In,
;;iK'' into consideration the fi nan-
"'i:-al aspects of art'airs in that
tv. Tli.. ... i i i -
L- J'jhtist,.,,, aud other able
' . r ! 1 1 1 c 1 r . , r .. .-i .
... ,,t uinn.iu;;u mil-
vt-isly miured in thu lower part
""'".on Tiii..liu laiit li fnllincr
, .' " '" tlie (5. I. (o.'a railroad,
i," ':li;'Titibe,., torn in the Mesh by
'.lii t,r lock-staple in thu fiam'o
,,""T',i,. Ha Altoona leather mtr
Cr''!,liy pros cuted Miss Harbara
-it' ' o"tity, for alleged breach
.:,'.(; "iuifjHied as much wisdom
V',K ""'t as did the defendant
l'aut bi'iiigiug action iu
,in,e t..J-
, Kir ' .
wl.eiT0'1;
: I-..!.!.!,,.-
wbi'Va,'
el slio1;
,itbf',r,
a young man residing
liad tb misfortune to
inm thrt inislortnne to
.ll.'''d wonii.l on one of bin
J'1' "fan axe, on Tuesday
o aril
' J. v ' u.. ' 1,1 '-Hopping curd wood
" heri,.y( ulKJUt Jmlf a inij,
'V,. A!",r'w Fry, of Salem
' :;i"d count v, wasstriick
u j. s,'-lr flr on Sunday
1S"',
-,-,.i, . ' l3 now tnourtiH tlie
2:"',kI all it contained,
"''...(..''"'"'"borseH. J'artially in-
!l-i i
" ' i-'fJ.'i:y',l""'ti 'on-l.,r,l Hxpecta
' ' i :,,C" married by aHy
.' , .' "" following, we in
'-m ti,:'1 it Las reckoned
' ' . ' 11 Alliiona ren t lelilfLtl
() . v"' ' ' r W:,s married two
'Hfi.iy 1, fiuj,,,al took
l.TS r
has tpf"
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A lad named John Shaffer, need about I
' lo years, fell deal on Main street, Kerti
I Ville. f .Johnstown ,) on Monday afternoon
la-t, ducitig the prevalence of a severe thun
der, lightning, rain and liail storm, and as
there was no evidence of the lightning hav
ing struck him, the presumption is that be
died f roin f right.
Col. Johu Eemoti, State Senator from
Ihe Blair district ami one of the cleverest
gentlemen and most punctual patrons on our
list, albeit he is a ltepulilican of the strict
est sect, looked in upon us long enough
"Wednesday to sock up" a few greenbacks
and otherw ise cheer hs on our pilgrimage to
the better land.
Carrolltown is to have a grand old-fashioned
pic-nic of its own on the coming
Fourth of July, and if there is a place on
this mundane sphere where a man can find
more enjoyment in le ss time thau at Carroll
town we fail to discover any mention made
of it in either sacred or profane history es
pecially the profane. lie ye thera.
Hovowph Council at its regular meeting
on Monday night last resolved to petition
the Court for The privilege to issue bonds for
the erection of water works in this place,
and in now anxious to know by some ex
pressionof public opinion icatrr v-ork of that,
kind is thought, of by our citizens. hall
they liave more light on the subject?
A married woman and a youth to fame
iiukiio-rvii "lit out" of Salem township,
"Westmoreland county, on an elopement ex-
l pemnon, n ruiny inplit last, and now
tl tree motherless children ore inquiring anx
iously to the -v'.ireaJoufa of their ma
ternal progenitor, and the deserted father
auswereth and RaitU "Yea, verily, I know
not."
Humor has It that one of the handsomest
bachelor niernbwrs of Ihe Blair county bar.
albeit lio is on th shady side of forty and
possibly was an old school mate of our own,
in likely ere long to oc. npy tL position of
defendant In a breach of uroiuiiH case, lie
liaving failed to come to time in a matri
monial engagement which was to have cul
minated ou Tuesday last.
Don't think of passing by the store of
Myers & Eloyd in quest of dry goods, dretts
goods, notions, groceries, ftp., unless you
are fully determined to go further and fare
worse. All that any one could desire la va
riety and elegance of goods and cheapness
of price may be found in great profusion at
the mammoth store of Myers & Lloyd, who
know how to secure custom by deserving it.
The store room of Mr. John Wenderoth,
In w liich the post-ofttce is kept, and one or
two other buildings, at Summerhill, this
county, were totally destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night last. The store room of
1. M. Jit J. llrown was saved by tearing out
one end of the building. We did not learn
the extent of the loss or bow thu fire origin
ated, but iHilicvo it is thought te have been
the rosnlt of accident.
There is coiisiderahl shaking nmong
Republican dry hones, south orer the call
just Issued for the mooting f the county
convention of that party on the 30th of this
month. Barkis, liowever, or more properly
speaking. Barker, is not only willing but
anxious for an early convention, anil the
malcontents may as well accept the inevita
ble with the best grace possible, especially
as tlm handwriting is already on the wall.
The letter of our Washington township
correspondent, "Liberal." rara too late for
publication this week. From it, however,
we make room for the fact that Mr. Thomas
I'owers, whose, late plowing feat has leen
doubted in some quarters, is willing to put
up any sum from 1.V to 200 that he can
see bis late soil-turning feat and go one-half
acre better ; or, in other words, that he can
plow six acres ef land in one day and a-half
with a aingie team? Who'll take up the
gauntlet Y
The preparations of Father Christy's
Fourth of July pie-nlc. moves on apace, and
the lovers of such delightful recreation and
rich feasting as will be the order of exercises
and on the bill of fare on that festive occa
sion will find no more agreeable place than
"Llyod's flrove" at which to spend that
time-honored day. Father Christy's well
known pony, "puff"," will also be tip for
chancea at one dollar per ticket, the pio
ceeds to be devoted to the payment of the
debt on lhe pastoral residence.
The "Mountain House saloon, which
has recently been refitted, rearranged, new-
Iv papered, wainscotted and grained, is now
presided over by that pleasant and clever
gentleman, Mr. Jamea D. Maltland, who
knows how to preserve good order, keep a
respectable bar, and give entire satisfaction
to all his customers. Mr. M. claims that he
sets up better liquors and cooler and more
refreshing lager beer and ale than can be
bad elsewhere, and those who imbilx) .eem
perfectly willing to substantiate this claim.
A young man named Chas. Meintel, an
assistant in the work of frescoing Condron's
new building, in llollidaysburg, accidental
ly slipped from a trestle or bench while en
gaged in lowering the sash of a window, on
Saturday evening last, and the result was
that he fell with such force against the
heavy plate glass that he shivered two of
the pains and lacerated both of his arms
in n shocking maimer, the main artery In
the right arm being severed and large pieces
of flesh torn therefrom, lie will likely re
cover. Cap. IT. D. Woodruff, of the Dnmocrnt,
an.l Geo. T. Swank, Esq., of the Tribune,
dropped In to see us this week. It is peed
less to say, perhaps, that they didn't both
come together. The Captain talks confi
dently of the Democratic, prospects in the
lower end of the county, of course we
mean and Swank declares that lie Is going
to show them how to run a post-office, down
there if he should bust tip all bis relatives,
even down to bis forty-second cousins, In
the effort. May the fondest, expectations of
both gentlemen lie fully rea'.ized.
We need scarcely invite attention to tlie
announcements at head of precedingoolumn,
as our readers have doubtless ere this be
come a ware of their full purport. It is not
of course our province to recommend any of
tho aspirants in a special manner, but we
can say with truth that each of the gentle
men named is as clever, competent and de
serving of impartial consideration at the
hands of the convention as any who have
lieeti or may hereafter be mentioned in con
nection with the several offices to be filled
at the next election. May the best man win.
On last. Saturday morning about eight
o'clock, a lady named Sarah South, a resi
dent of Irwin Station, was run over by the
Day Express, at Braddock's, and instantly
killed. The deceased was ou a visit to her
brother-in-law, Mr. James Carson, and It
appears had gone to the station for the pur
pose of going home. Seeing tho train ap
proach, and thinking It was the mail, she
attempted to cross the track, when she was
struck by be locomotive. Her skull was
fractured aud her lower liinbs fearfully maH
gled. Her remains were removed to Irwin
Station on tho mail.
On Friday evening last, about seven
o'clock, savs'the Huntingdon Journal, a
horse tiecame frightened and dashed up an
alley, leading from Moore, to Oneida Btreet,
in which there were several small boys;oue
of tiles- a son, aged alout four Jars of
Frank Clouse, who resides near the head of
tho alley. When the boys discovered the
horse they ran for a pile of building logs on
Oneida street. Young Clouse succeedea in
reaching the cover and immediately after
ward the horse ran against the pile and
threw it down, duelling the head of the
litf.e fellow beueath the logs. He expire.l
it. a few moments. We deeply sympathize
with the bereaved paieuts in their sore af
fliction. " , .
The Democratic primary election in
Westmoreland county, on Saturday last
resulted in the selection of James L Tot er
and Thompson McEain, Esq., lor Assembly,
John titirtey, Esq., lor Sberifl, and l. 1.
Harvey, Esq., for District Attorney w, h
the rest of the ticket complete, lor Con-gres-man
aud State Senator, respectively
Messrs. Jacob Turiiey and James C. Ur
bore off the palm, subject of course to the ite
cisiou of the district conferences. J-iieeuii-or
of the (Jreentbur L'ep. and I)em. xvR
i.-ii.,o..i t.. ft. I ...crinlatisre. but tin
fai t that be was .MIX votes behind tho last
named aspirant shows that there were too ;
many people opposed to his ln-Kime-aiio"
to make it healthy for hiio. So it is in po.- j
itics men who sow the wind in defence ot
party very seldom reap the whirlwind when .
the party has political honors add einolu- j
incuts to tuufor.
Doing." in Covet Tnis Wefk. The bn
I ltuss dispose of in the Court of Common
! 1 leas, which adjourned fin a 11 v at 5 o'clock
I yesterday evening, was as follows:
iie follrwln" "scs were either continued
by the Court or willed J.y the parties inU res-t-K,
V c,",.'r -fon Co, vs. J- raneis Christy and
-Michael Dnnond summons in ejectment con
tinued at cost of defendant n fr rt.i
t to the service of riiI.im,m.mk: V.n l .l imn -
( anihtie Minim- and Manufacturinir Company
si.itimons in covenant set tied : Em'l James
vs. H. It. esthreok summons in deht set
Ced; Win. S. Haven & Co. for use of William
.Stevens, vs. Dmi'l McLaughlin-summon caso
.n assumpsit continued on account of denth
. A- KeieIin' Ksq., counsel for defendant :
Utiniel Warner vs. Cha. A. LrtuchJiein sum
mon, in tresimss on case of slander settled.
1 he cese or Thomas J. Williams vs. Thomas J.
Lloyd whs improperly on the list.
Vims Klinely vs. Anthony Cill- Trespa
This was nn action hroiifrht by Vitus Klinely,
of Chest township, atrainn Anthony Giil, of the
same township, to recover !;hiuims for the ul-
leirrti cuiunsr nnu removal or timher from the
land of plaintiff without license, ami for dem
aies done to the land hy tbe makinir of roads,
tte. lJcfenilrwit produced un article of agree
ment dated May 2d. bSW In which Klienly cov
enanted to sell all timber fit ror square Unit. or
and saw loirs owned by him to Anthony G ill for
150. with the privilege of remoriii: the same
within seven years. Klienly i.ciimrrcd to said
airreement. allcifint; that it had been obtained
by fraud uml misrepresent! ion or its contents.
Defendant proved by witnesses that the con
tents had been explained to t lie plai .ititT. where
upon the jury rendered a verdict for defend
ant. Shoemaker & Sechler for plaintiff ; Johu
Slon & Scanlan for defendant.
L. Strauss vs. Wm. Tilev Assumpsit. This
notion was brouirUt by I,. Straus-, of Alleghe
ny county, to recover payment for a bill of
liipiors shipped by plaintiff Tor Wm Tilev, to
Lilly'n Elation, at the instance of John Stali
phant. now defeased. Defendant denied hay
inj-ordered, or assumed responsibility for the
payment or the bill. Verdict for defendant
shoemaker A Sechler for (plaintiff; Jolnieton
A Scanlan for defendant.
Klisha llliott vs. Harry Marlett Assumpsit.
Klis ha Klllott. of Philadelphia, brought action
against defendant, who resides at St. A ug-ust ino,
this county, to recover book account. After
a Jury had lieen empannellud, the accounts of
plaintiff and defendant were compared and the
suit settled by defendant's counsel confesaiiiK'
judgment in the sum of so. JJen.io ror plain
tiff. Tierney and Johnston for defendant.
John Kinney, Trustee, Marin Kinnev, and
Joseph Criste. irunrduin of Catharineand Brid
get Jane Kinney, vs. Geo. J. Swaderer Tres
pass. This action wa brought for a'lcred tres
pass of the defendant in the raising and remo
val of twenty-five stone blocks, as plaintiffs
claimed, from their premises in or near I he bor-
oupii ot Mimin itville, Irom the rood bed of tho
old Allegheny Pot-lave Kailroad. Defendant's
counsel, on Ihe contrary, contended that the
Kinney deed only calls for land to the line of
said road, that thestotie Mocks used in the su
perstructure of tho road were transferred by
tho sale of said road to the Pa. It. it. Co., and
that the Kinney heirs could show no title there
to. On thtse points of law the Court rtaurved
jiidc-ment, but the jury awarded the plaintiff
!H.gl damages. Iteade for plaintiffs; Scchlor
& Johnston for dvrendant.
Knwh Heese, administ rator of Wm. It. Mor
gan, dee'd. vs. . Ino. A. V akin Assumpsit. Jury
rind for plaintiff 71.08, with interest thereon
from Sept. 1st lSOC.
Samuel P. Paul vs. William M. Davis As
sumpsit. Jury rind for plaintiff in the sum
of lu0.8. Johnston X Scanlan for plaintiff ;
Fenlon for defendant.
1 1'1'hos. Roup vs. F. M. Oeorg-e and Jos. Crlsto,
Kiecutoia of OHio Stvner. dee'd Assumpsit.
Verdict for plaintiff fXsi.MS. Shoemaker .V Sech
ler for plaiutiff; Juhnston X Scunluii for de
fendants. Warrants!-. Four tosjx bottles of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are war
ranted to euro Salt Rheum or Tetter and the
worst kind of Pimples on the face. Two to
f,,nr lxittles are warranted to clear -the sys
tem of Boils, Carbuncle and Sorea. Four
t, eix liottlesare warranted to cure the worst
fcjiid of Erysipelas aud Blotches among the
liair- "t1 'o ten bottles are warranted to
currt Kunning of the Ears and Corrupt or
Eiint'itig Ulcers. Eight to ten 1 Kittles are
w.rrintwl to cure Scrofuloua Sorea and
Swel''nKS. Two to si x bottles are warranted
to cure Eivor Complaint.
A WONDER TO If EL'S ELF.
Taxkton, Delaware Co., O., March 20, 187.1.
Dr. n. V. Piebcb Your Discovery needs
only a fair trial and It will do all you" recom
mend it to do and more too. When I was
fifteen I caught cold, and for twenty-eight
years I have been a perfect wreck of disease,
and all the medicines and doctor' billshave
rnn up at times to two and three hundred
dollars, and never any better but worse,
when 1 give up all liope lat spring of living
the summer through. I received one of
your Account Hooka and told my husband
after reading it that it was too late to try
iiiriner, nut ne sM it was never ton late.
He went and bonght two liottles and I fonnd
it was helping me very mncli. Since 1S-H
I was troubled with Catarrh and Soro
Throat, and was almost entirely deaf in one
ear and my voice was as dull as could las.
There was constant pain in my brad. Now
nij head is as sonnd as a dollar, my voice is
clear, and I have used ten bottles of your
Discovery. It has enred mo of Catarrh,
Sore Throat, Heart Disease, Spine Affection
and Torpid Liver. My Liver was very bad.
My skin was rough. When I put my" band
on my lsxly it was like fish scales. S'ow it
is smooth and sft as a child's. In conclu
sion I will say I have been well for three
months. I am a wonder to myself and
friends. This is but an imperfect s'tatemont,
half has not been told.
Yours with respect. Hester Lackby.
The loss of property in and aliont Johns
town, resulting from the terrific storm which
prevailed there on Monday afternoon last,
amounts in the aggregate to a considerable
sum, several of the farmers in the vicinity
being the principal sufferers. Mr. Hoffman,
a farmer residing near Geistewn, estimates
liis loss in grain, fruit, etc., at altout Sl,0o0,
and Jacob Werts, Abner Griffith, and others,
of Coneniaugh township, think they are out
of pocket some 300 each, more or less, in
the same way. A farmer's wagon contain
ing several sacks of Hour was deluged by
the storm while standing in the rear of the
Arcade building, Johnstown, and the flour
was so well kneaded in the wagon that it
will probably not he needed in the family
ns a breadstuff. Trees were tiproted by
the wind and window pane. demolished
without mercy by tlie hail stones, some of
which are said to have measured fully six
inches in circumference when picked up fif
teen minutes after the storm.
A ten-year old son of Mr. Michael Mc
Carty, a. coal miner residing between Planes
4 and 5, on the old Portage Railroad, con
ceived the idea, on Sunday last, during the
absence of his parents at church, that it
would be a good joke on the potato bugs to
gathpr a lot. of them together and blow them
inro "kingdom come" with the aid of a
quantum xufficit of gunpowder. Acting on
this idea, he herded the hugs in the imme
diate vicinity of a can containing about two
pounds of that explosive material, after
which he placed an ignited match to tho
magazine, and aud in less than no time
found liimself minus tlie sight of lothe eyes
and bis head shockingly burned. How be
escaped even with bis life is a mystery, as
he was leaning over tlie infernal machine
when the explosion took place; yet with
sight gone and features disfigured the world
will have but few charms for tho unfortu
nate lad whose existence thus has been so
providentially preserved.
Frf.K OF Charcie. Dr. Morris' Syrup of
Tar, Wihi Cherry and Horehoitnd combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience baa proved to possess
the most etBcieui ualitir.s tor all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs- Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by It and in Croup it
acts like magic. Call at U. J. Lloyd's Drug
Store and obtain a sample bottlereo of charye,
or a regular size for 1 ; or at P. M. Woie
alagle .Ss Son's Store, Wilmoro. J. R. Mou
rns, US orth 2d St. Pbila. -13.-ly.
Wanted All persons, great and small,
short and tall, to know that Spcnce makes
as good pictures as can be obtained in the
city and at lower prices. Photographs are
not extiensive, and every man, womau and
child should have a new batch of thm every
birthday at least- Splendid views of the
new Jail, Court House, Belmont, now
...i...i.;i.iiinn at Silence's Gallery. Call and
see.
VtCTlMSOF CONSUMPTION seeking relief
-tored health, should use "Or. wisli-
i.s Tree Tar Cordial."
This is the
'onlv preparation that develops the ful
tuo of Tar. For sale by all druggists.
full vir-
j Or-K Mineral Wealth. Under this
: caption the (iFceola Kri-eille vf the 3d inst.
disconrseth as follows :
The western slope of the Alics-henics was ef
. one time in our past history xnsidered the
least valuable rKioii In the Slate, but more ro
. cent developments have shown that Pennsyl
vania s richest deposits or mineral wealth are
buried beneath the surface or our roujrh ami
I rugxed wilds.
So little impor'anc ha been attached to
j the value of this part of theSiute. tiiat no at
f tempt was ever made to record its early hislorv.
I No stirring details of bloody battle fomrht
j with "the rcd-skiu braves"' on these mountain
j slopes, thrill the patriotic heart of the histori
cal reader, and even tradition, the million
tonrued .rum peter of doubtful herovs of more
favored place, shifts no sour f honor to re-
vive the forgotten irlorv of doom ted warriors
slain on the hills and vailies that surround our
peaceful, pleasant little town.
The mincr-,1 area of this region Includes
within its limits. Clearfield. Cent re and Cam -
j bria counties, embracing all ihe territory be-
iweeu Clinton tind Somerset. Indiana, find
Jefferson, adjoining, are also mineral counties,
but our purpose, at proFcr.f. is to notice the
mineral resources of Clearfield county in cm:,
nection with Centieand ( ami. I'm.
A series of articles on the early history of
the latter eountv, written by It. L. Johnston,
an able mid well known representative of the
Cambria county bar, appeared may years ago,
and attracted considerable attention from the
public, rrom the fact that the writer dwell to
some extent on the dormant wealth hidden in
the hills of the "'mountain county." Later
articles appeared In tiie Ebcnsburir press, from
a writer at Fallen Timber, who f.illy described
the enormous and extensive vleposits of min
eral wealth In the northern pm t or Cambria
and southern portion of Clearltuld. Later de
velopments ( to; prove tlist tills portion or
lea i 2 wll county U not less favored in miur-ral
resource than thoso districts to which these
articles rerer. The coal tlnd Iron fields of Cam
bria county, beingr fully developed in the vi
cinity ot tho Cambria Jroti Works at Johns
town, necessarily at tract more attention than
could be expect od rroui our comparatively un
developed resources. But our unlimited coal
d-posita are heintr operated as rapidl v as cir
cumstances will justify, mid It is found that
oiircoal is equal, if not superior, to any other,
both in quality and quantity, and is rapirllv
superceding the coal of other regions. Several
hundred cur loads of our eoal are briny dully
sent to market, and yet. the demand is steadi"
y increasim-, and will continue to increase
lonj- after ail other coal fields in Ilia Stale have
become ex ha listed.
Our county is not onlv rich In coal, but
ahoiinds.iii larire :l posits r iron; which, like
the coal, form almost continuous beds rrom
Johnstown, in Cain bria county, to Karthau, in
the lou-or part of Clearlield.
Many years aro. Ashland Furnace was built
on learlield creek, near C hest Fnrinirs and
havinir been operated seyernl rumm ,,. ,..'n. ..ri
iron of a pood quality, but the cost or trans
porting the metal across the Allegheny moun
tain on wntrons, proved too expensive, and the
business was abandoned.
At Fallen Timber, on Clearfield crock, a larj-e
body of iron ore was opened about seventeen
years ajfo, and a few miles up a tributary, at a
point two or three miles troin tho present ter
minus or the Bell's (Jap railroad, there is a
vein of ore fourteen feet in thickness. Speci
mens of iron arn found alony t he entire leiijrth
of Clearfield creek and on all its tributaries,
but at present, the owners find no use for It.
Red ochre, tire clay, and specimens or brown
marble are found throughout the whole ex
tont of the Clearfield coal and iron rcjrions.
Lime is also found, but in limited quantities.
The coal interests are attracting- most atten
tion at present, and our town is the acknowl
edged center of all operations in that business.
Uoutzdale, on the Mo.shMunon Branch road. Is
a new and Uourishinir town, populated chiefly
by miners, and Motdianuon Banks, Beavertou
and Sterling are important minintr points. The
new Branch road leading from Sterling is des
tined to develop new and immense, deposits of
the most valuuhlw coal, and other branchea will
soon extend into other and equally extensive
coal regions.
Fatiikr Lemib and rits Bchooi.s.
The many friends in Cambria connty of the
venerable and much beloved Father Iemke,
otherwise known as I'ather Homy, will
peruse with interest the following "from a
late issue of the Elizabeth (X. J.) Herald:
Tbe insufficiency of eur public school accom
modations in Elizabeth, ami the evident dispo
sition to restrict them to the lowest possible
minimum, has compelled, to a dejrree not often
seen elsewhere, the adoption of other means
or instruction; and we have private schools in
p-reat variety, and. It is claimed, ot superior ex
cellence. In addition to these, too, parochial
schools, under tho charge or pastors of the Ko
uian Catholic Church, arc maintained in each
of the four parishes in which the city is divi
ded : and. as there may be many anionic the
readers of the llrrabl not acquainted with the
extent and efficiency of their operations, a
short statement of thoir present condition may
not be without interest.
SCHOOL or Tn K BKN'RntCTIWK SISTKHS.
All the citfzensor Klizabetli are familiar with
the extensive structure on Matrnnlia avenue,
near the junction or Held street, in tho Third
ward, and occupying, with the grounds, an en
tire block. Ktandinir in a section or the eity
not yet very densely populated, the large huild
inir dominates a wide district; and, from the
windows, commands an extensive view of tbe
sin Toundinir country. It has little of the tra
ditional frloom supposed to characterize he
institutions of which it is a representative;
but built in a lljrht modern stylo or architec
ture, it mljjht be taken for a colleiro, rather
than tho house of a religious Order. It is
healthfully and pleasantly located, and when
time has added to the growth of the trees by
which it Is surrounded, it will be a placeor un
usual attractions. This is the convent of the
Henedictino twisters ; or more properly "Mt.
tValbunra's Convent of the Order ot St. Bene
dict." Sieveral years ur-o, ou the application of
twenty-six ladies who wished to devote them
selves to that life or usefulness which they be
lieved could be found in the education of thoir
sex within tho seclusion of a cloister, the Leg
islature frrantod a charter, and tho Ordor was
founded. The erection of the buildimr which
they now occupy is due to the exertions and
sacrifi -es of Father Henry, at present the pas
tor of St. Henry's Parish; but thon of su.
Michael's Church on East Jersey street. He
purchased the jrround on which the convent
stand from his own prl vato means, and obtain
ed such donations and securities as permitted
tho completion of tho very elojrant structure
which is now an ornament to thejeity. Within
t he buildimr is the chapel, a tastef ul room with
a small nrifiiii, and capable of seating about
eifrht hundred people. Father Henry boasts
the tlnest music in the city. The organist is a
young- lady, whom lie has trained from child
hood to tho practice of the instrument; and
the choir is composed principally of some of
the Sisters of the Order.
The bourdinir and day school, which is the
main object of the institution. Is tho hljrh
school under the etiarire of the Catholics in the
city; and though at present suffering, in com
mon with all other enterprises, from the finan
cial distress, it Is usually prosperous. Music
and needle-work are specialities : and German
and all the higher branches of F.nirlish educa
tion are taug-ht thoroughly. In addition to tbe
high school, parochial instruction is also given
in the Convent ; and nearly two hundred pupils
from tlie neigh oorhood are in daily at tendance.
Father Henry speaks hopefully of the future
of the institution when the extensive grounds
shall lutvo reached their highest state of im
provement, and time shall have added to the
reputation and influence of the school.
The "Victor." It is a well established
fact, which experience more fully demon
strates, that patents are susceptible of im
provements and defects remedied. Jn no
case do we sea this fact more fully exempli
fied than in the Si?wiug Machines of the pres
ent day, many of them being almost worth
less for lack of tbe more recent improve
ments simplifying and adapting them to
more general service. In this particular we
notice in our market the "Victor," intro
duced by Mr. If. L. Shown, agent for Cam
bria county. Mr. It. has had several years
experience selling the "Singer," and well
knows that the " Victor," in its more modern
construction, far excels auy other Sewing
Machine offering in our town or vicinity.
It superiority consists principally in its im
proved shuttle, its interchangeable drop
feed its tension, its straight self-adjusting
needle, running more easily, rapidly and
quietly, and in all motions being positive.
The agent for the "Victor" courts investiga
tion and a thorough examination on the. part
of the public, well knowing that when any
person purchases a machine it pays to look
around. To be seen at bis residence in tbe
west end of Ebensburg.
The Magic Inkstajiij. This gem of
an invention, bo useful, valuable, and in
every way unsurpassed in the quality of its
ink, is enjoying an immense sale in this
country. l!y adding water yon get the very
best quality of ink, which the most power
ful acid will pot eat out. Oet one and see
for yourself. Sold at two (2) dollar by all
stationers or by mail from K. C. Koot, An
thony & Co., New York.
I'LAHTS. Messrs. Davis & Sheiidan of-
fr YrTth;.c j desirable iu plants for flower
and vegetable gardens, among the latter of :
which may be mentioued totaato, cabbage, t
cauliflower, celery aud ZZ plants, etc., etc.
Oreen House on Viae street, Johnstown, Pa. ,
Plants from the above firm are sold in this '
place by B. II. Davis at Oreen Honaa prices, i
Give hltn a call aud see for yourselves.
I -v ; ir i) vj:r Tjsi:jfi:x ts. -
B R
New Embroideries
a n n
wmTE.cooti
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
l.ateKt Stylos Ladies' ami Children'
HatsandBonnets
TItlMMKD AM) f.NTUIMMKl).
Ribbons and Flowers,
A most complete variety, just opened.
STO UMBRELLAS ei PARASOLS.
of all si7.es, styles and qualities, at unusually
low prices. A full stock of
iv 1 1 o 1 : "v ,
all colors and eiics, ns low an 75 cts. per pair.
Hull" Iljiml (ilovos!
For cjAurir. we.uu
XEAV "WIUTK GOODS.
MIXXOOK A5f JACOXKT JU STIN,
swiss a oiibAMHE srsi.ins,
IV II IT K iNI fOLOUKD P. K.'.S,
I.anrns, llambnrir Kdgrlnps, Towels, tr.
PRHCAI.ES, Tor Summer Suits, very cheap.
The Celebrated "RIVERSIDE" HAT
IK WHITS 4U SLACK 8TH W.
Mourning Jionriets, Hat ctnd Toll
AI.VTATS II 8TI) K, AT
Geis, Foster & auinn's,
Ivos. 113 and 115 Clinton St.. Johnstown.
lORIOIX At,.
M T F A T II K K .
I mourn for a father's lore to-ni-rlit
My piMow Is bathed with tears
And sn. liv I wish for tbe morning's Ilirht,
To dispel my gloom oud fears.
I mourn for a father's tender band
To be laid on my aching hend ;
I mourn for the one In that far off land
And vainly wish he was not dead.
I mourn for a fsther's love and earn.
And the tears they yet will start:
Tes. mourn my rather and cannot tour
His Image rrom ont my heart.
I mourn a father when morning's Ht'lit
Has started the birds to sin-r ;
I mourn a father when shades of niht
Have ended their evening hymn.
I mourn for a father' love to-night,
And I faney I hear him say :
00 on In the road you know is right.
And meet tue over tho way.
1 mourn for a father's love to-nitrht,
And the tears they dim my eves;
I mourn for a father nutor sight
As his form beforo me rise.
I mourn for my father night and day.
And T wish I knew If I,
When tima on earth has passed away
Might meet bim beyond the sky.
I mourn for a father's love to-nijrht
My pillow is bathed with tears
And though I wish for t he morning light.
It won't drive away'iny fears.
LOVEXIA II. liCUKUAKT.
Jackson Twp., Cambria Co., Ta.
loKirn.tAra.1
MOnnil.N" POLITICIANS.
" Princes and Lords are but the breath of
K ings.
An honest man's tho noblest work of Uod."
Politicians now are tools of rln".
Whose honesty's all buried iiealh the sod.
Days are gone when politician wore
Of men who never Trotn the right would
pwerve.
Oold was not to them a glittering snare.
And serving country, they their God did
serve.
Now It seems to trnko 's their only aim
Of public property a goodly share.
And though none doth envy them their fame.
The thouirht of that gives to thorn not a care.
But still deeper in the oiire thoy go,
Cntil their little share of conscience dies,
(IT they e'er had conscience) and we kuow
Where conscience is not, houesty ne'er lies.
But we hope to see thoso days again
When gold was valued les.s than honest fame.
Bringing with them good, right-uiiudod men.
Who, inakio? laws, themselves observe thu
tame. H. K. C.
II YMF.NF.AI..
FLTNN--CUF.EX. Married, at the residence
of the groom's mother, noar Wilmore. on Mon
day iast. by Rev. II. Mcllugh. Mr. Wm. n.ia.1
and Miss Savahxah Gkii.v, both of Washing
ton township.
OUITt'AKT.
LF.NTZ. Pled, In Loretto. on Saturday n'rht
last. Mrs. Catiiarink I.sstz, relict of Joseph
Lentz dee'd, aged about t0 years.
ATTEHTIOH, FARMERS I !
IT gives mo ploasnro to Inform yon that I agalu
have tho agnncy ibis eoadon fur the
two J j-:sst
MoiH ail Eeapii MACHINES
ever brought bofore ts puMhc.
THE SUPERIOR
has a SCRF.W Pnwr.it, has no ec.tr gosrlnrr. Is
SIM PL NOIS E L ESS, DCfiA IiL K. and a pow
erful Machine, and runs light. A ltboncrh on! v
three years before the public, there are over TK.5
THOUSAND of them now in nso. and owlnito tho
satisfaction they have given, it is expected the sule
of thcao Machines this year will double those or
any previous season. The KRAPF.K ATI ACU
MEN T to it also HAS NO SUPEklOB.
2V. e Improved Iron JFrttme
has been before the pnhltc abont ten years, and
the fact that thcro are over ONE IICXIIR EI and
TWENTY THOI SAND in uso at tho present
tlmo, with a larprely increased yearly demand for
thetn, Is a butter recommendation than pen can in
dite. They aro very simple, s'ronir. durablo and
light runninp ; and if yon want a KEAPEK AT
TACHMENT at any timo, you can have a selec
tion out of four difToront kinds which tho Com puny
manufactures so you cannot fail to bo patisliod.
GEO KG E HUNTLEY, Agent.
Ebensburrr, Juno 12. lS74.-tr.
CA M Br1aCOUNTY. sh Jonss
tuwx Bati.vos Bavk rs. J. McCi.uek.
No. 30, Dec. Term, 17.1. E. I). Ventf. Fnn.
And now. March 9. 1874. on motion of 1. Mc
Laughlin. Esf)., Jacob Zimmerman. Esq., appoint
ed Auditor by the Court to di.trifute tho fund
arising from the Sheriffs salo of defendant's real
estate to anl aaiouyst the parties entitled to re
ceive it. From the Rooord.
u B. Certified 8th May. 1h74.
J. K.'Hite, Prothonotary.
Take notice, that In pursuance of the above an.
polntrncnt, I will sit In my rn'nco in Johnstown, on
Mon dav, the 2th pat op J cxk. IS74, at 'I o'clock
p. M. of said dav. whsre all jirt)es interested are
requested to attend. J ACOU ZIM3IEUMAN.
Johnstown, June 4, lS74.-l-3t.
DMIXISTRATOR'S XOTrCK.
Estate of .Tosf.I'H Ifiestei, dee'd.
Letters of Administration on the e-tate of s ii 1
decedent, late of Allegheny township, Cambria
county, have been granted liv the proper authori
ty to the undersigned, who hereby notifies all per
sons ndehteU to snid?tate that payment must be
made without delay, and those having claims of
auy kind against thu same wiil present them duly
pronaiea ior sett lenient.
I'EL.AItKS PFIESTEK, AdnCr.
Allegheny Twp., .Tue 12, 1.-74-11.
bula i?lS 1 1' St IS iPjWl
3 v :
i
-v;ir a 7 j -; yn;.i;a ts.
I STKEfT, J0IIST0 iV., FA.
! All tig Xrc Cc:;s :i 3 S:::::!
ENGLISH liUVSSELS
Stair and Hall lirnss'Is Cm iot.
Tlircc-PIv f .Ut PET.
EXTRA GUPEf? CAHPET.
VENETIAN and GIRTHING CARPcT. '
Iiifjrttin i'ttrpct. nil trnoF. j
romr.E iahpet frum litems it.
Mattings and Door Rugs.
Floor Oil ('huh 4-, r.-t. r,-4, nn l B 4 wide M.iir
tlil Cloihs Mil l 'f.-il.l.- ,! ( lotus; U'l.i.ucf
Sliades at prices to suit cvci y body.
PJtl.VfH jrV V C1OTS.!
SPRING AND SUMMKU j
MILLINERY GOODS!!1
t.yr-Thc attention r.r the Ladles is Invited to !
our l.eiail Millniei-v I leparleu-nt. Kavlii"- e;i
Jfairecl a tlist-elass Milliner from thu Ku-i" and
: : " ! oi receipt n t ne latest and
i haiiilsiiinest sty les. we are prepared to suit ml i
tastes and iiioet ail pecuniary circumstances. '
Jnew dress goods;
Of FIXEST Ql-ALrTlK'.S.
Country merchants will find It to their I
j TF.ftF.ST to call and examine our stock. We
ci n nil their orders in Dry Goods, Xofionsand
Millinery at the same prices rhc.v iruiii.l have
to pay in the east, and thus save freight and
t rn el i tig ex penses.
WHOLESALE ROOMS, SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS.
Geis, Foster & ttuinn's,
Xos, 1 13 ami 115 Clinton St., Johnstown.
S
TATEJIKXT of SETrLHMEXT I
with the PHtfiervisors nf Stisnnehatiu.-i
Township fur the year 1VT3 :
Tuomas J. Htuji:, SSupervlror. Pr.
To amount of duplicate, road ta x . . 4;i9.l2
" " " cash tax 70. C4
" cash on order, .May , 173 50.17 $531.04
CtL
l'.y work done on road 3 S-W.41
' exonerations ' i.c,l
" order of ls72 6.1 sn
" interest 8.7'.
" as days' work at pi. .9 per day . . K.uO 4W.i.ei
Bala'Tico doo 8uiervleor
T.67 i
fSAMr-F.r. d bat. Knaervlsor. Pr.
To amount of duplicate fc.. P3 I
" amount arrearage tax 14.44 -$3 ".44 (
('.
By work done hy taxable J.r31.0."
" exonerations" 43. '.a
" 6o days' services at JU.fsJ nor dav 7i.U"l
' t per cent, fur colieciin $ 41 4 -T. T.12
" cash raid (in old Twp. orders . .. 174.td
' aiu'l paid ror repairing slcdtre.. 1. 00 SS6.44 1
Wo, the tinderidtrnod Andltors, do certify that
the alnjve statement of settlement with the Super
visors ol SusiieliHiint tuwtishlp is correct.
Witnutj our han-ls. this ftih day of June. 17 4.
11. 1 I. It ii kl.FK K K,
JOHN SUM KU VILLE, f
Attest Joh ltKARKit. Clrk.
'- An.llturf.
fia-si.
OlMfANS' COURT SALE. liv
- I
virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
of ambria county, to me directed, tie re will be
exposed to put. lie sale on the premises, on Sn I ti r
t.v. June i'tu, 1S74, at 2 o'cloek. r. m., the
tidlowlti!! described real estate, of which Charles
llolfricli died suize.1. to wit : That I AIT i UI V " N 1 1
south-east corner of M;iiil avenue an l Second
street, in the Itoroinrh of Wo.! vale, fronliii-a-feet
on fllaplo avenue an 1 running back ali.n Sec
ond street 144 feet to an Klley! havmtr there.. n
erected two I iu 1:1.1 t xu It . .1 .-ks hiid a S c o:k tin. m.
Tkkms tine-half of the purchase iimnev te t.e
paid 011 confirmation of the tale and thu remainder
in imeycir, with Interest, to he secured by Uind
and niortrue of the purchaser.
JOHN COX.
Jr.no 1. 1874. Adm'r of has. HeUrich, dcc J
foinyooeofifieM?
'I'll K subscriber Is deslrom of sellliiir 0110 of tils
1 FAKMS in Carroll township and will give
firat rato t.arralu to any one w.shing to parehase.
Sal.I Farm contain 3 Hii'.trrn. more or loss, an l
ll well Improved, well fenoed.and had au excel lent
dr.. harii of choice Iru.t trees and an Rhundanro
of pure water on tho premises. The improvements
consist of a two story weather-boarded , Log Home,
I.or Itarn, with Sheds attached. Spring' House.
Coal Huusc, and other outbuildings. This proper
ty will bo Eo Id very low aud 011 iLot accommodat
ing terms. Inquire ot JOS. tIL TW ALU.
Juux 11, lS74.-tf. Ebonsbltrur, Pa.
A4IKSTS WAM Fll i'OU
Prof FOWLER'S GREAT WORK
Ou Jlanl.oo.l.VI oinanhnnd. and their Mutnal Inter
relation : laive, Its Laws, Powers, nr.
A cents are fcllfne; rn.in 1.1 to 25 copies n .li-.
Send for specimen pages and terms to A cents, an 1
see why it sells faster thau any other book. Ad
dress National Pl'hlishimu C'o., l'iiilad a. Pa.
.coccocccc,
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SAVE FIFTY DOLLARS
THE NEW FLORENCE.
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J Special term Vt ru7-. dud if.viejv. 0 .
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Ai. H, B'i Street, ntMnno, T.i.
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E. K. Thompson's Sweet Worm Fowders
are doing nn.ro good than tongue can tell or pin
writo In relieving children and u iults of int. stlnal
parasites or worms. Children Seven m..:.ttis old
nave riis barged Vtrjr i.i.ii.i.. after a few doses.
Not Injurious in tho least. Pleasant to tak", con
taining no calomel. Put up in irlass vials, with
name of proprietor blown in giass. " 1-111.4 niro of vour
llrnggist. and take nothinc else; or send to K.
THOaIPSON at. CO., Titusviile, I'a.. ISox llv..
Sent by 11111 i I on receipt of price, a 5 cents.
TiTtsvii.i.u, Pa., Nov. i. 171. E. K.'l hominn's
T A mikliox and ii a Ma ak i: Pills I.hv- a.:t.-U l.ko
a charm In curing s.ck lieiachu. pain tn 1 he bones,
cold and constipation ol tho l.oweis, and induced a
weil reirulated action of the liver. Ci'AS. Kpst.
Druggists t.n.1 dealers shouldscud for 1 1 t and prlcee
faT ,1 C V'Z i J
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7'.! ScM'fnj; ifurliivr fi'ivs the 7,c.f ntixrnrUn, tn
the t(s-r, in pti. fr hu ,-t rcn.'j.'y, ond is f.'.c l.r t
nf nil tniXiU. If there ts no " lh,,ur.t V" n-r' 'n
jottr fou-ii, i);.f.t; to l;OMES7 ' s. M. . .V. '.
I.ikI le. weii.l lr cleat-t n t I'iihIiIoh i:o!.
THE AAlERirAX LOAN AM) T.:i":T i'.'"i-'V
)F IaEAYENWOiCilf, KANS S.
CAPITAL, - - - - -,)(. :0G.
Will nogotiateLoATsen I-iipi:.ivki Kkai. Estate :
wort h at least twice the am-. ant loaned thereon.
Interest - I per 4 cut. r Anuniii. '
Collection rif rrinrfprd tni'J Inttrret C.'xni -n't-.7.
Principal and interest payable in New Yolk If
desired. Send for circulars. Address
K. A. Mooue, Sf-o'y, lacavcn itm t h, Kansas.
A DAY GUARANTEED
ttT,gouT WELL AUOtR Ai.D
DRI LL In exxl tfnS' .rs. HIOI1L3T
TE8TIM0MAI.8 FW'M GOVrp.NC.Sg
OF IOWA. ARXAJfSAS ASIl DAKOTA,
(dialogues f o-a. W. GILES, 84. LouU, Mo.
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Nature's Groat Remedy
THROAT and Ltfh'G
DISEASES ! !
It 1 the vilj principle t'.c l ine Tree oh sice f
ty pecuii.tr pr.cts.s :n the :..t.!.ati .n of die u,r.
tith us h;lie.l nieuicnial prr.p-:!.c
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re Tr-fm
... "en ui n crude t.ile Iiat. I.cn rci omr.iec.1cil by
eminent phys.ci .,,, of . Kh It r. c mfi.-ly
but by (Wylvny t.ie yhi, sn, -Uli ultm:iKf KJe ta
throw off lhe iili-aay matter uu,,. e o,lc ,rriMtion.
in cc of te.ttii chimiiii il.wit hjth .rlon(rs nd
renders ie Nirdeiime ino Ije ol tlie nrK na.d .rtVre.
. Its healing prlnctj-'o set. bij-.ii tlie vriutfa mt.
fao5 of the luns. frt raltng f. e.t. h iL.-&J f-t.
reliev-inj; p.iin. an-, su.iuwt; ir,,ismn.:ij.
S- It ruaiFiKS aku kkhichk riieaiaxi. rovitjve
ly curing all huruorj. tr.im tiie uriKl rmi-LK or
khiiptIon to the everrt cun if Scr-fula. Th'vamis
ct aiiavits cxiM t produced Inmi th.ite wLo futve
ftit the benefici.t! ec'occi of Pink J ku 1 ah Cohwhl
lu the rariotia diaoasea wtau.rf tr-wu lurexlrlB or
THK SI OOI.
All who huve ltirown or trt1 ! L. Q. C. Whv.
Sart'a remedies require no re4-jrenca. from u, rmt the;
aamea of thousand cured tjy the.n can be glren to
ny one ha diuhts mir MalTitcnt IV. L Q C
Wiih.vrt' Great ytmrirm yiffia JIUm ij
Wom Sit.ar IiR.irs h.tve oevtt- bo-n equalltM. Is
Sale Ivy all 1 lrutri( mid SmeLo-j.ra, and ax
Lr. L. Q. C. VTI2IIA T'S CfSce,
aVo. it.VP A . AmmW su, J'MlatTm
QTA'l'KMl'NT of SKTTLKMKNT
With the Sl'l'K.KVISoKS of A I.I.KC.H v.s Y
Ti iwn mi ii for the .year lT.l :
Hsjuv Hutir.. Sii'r, In aoe'l with Allegheny Tp.
IlK.
April IS. fi-.i To amount of dupli
cate 1 ;
' To order of this date" 4.'8.7i
t 'u.
Hy work ifnno by IsxaliU." T.,.(
" 'niu-r-itfi.ps .... (is
" MI days' work at 1.S0 per day M.of)
" work done with liN ow.i '.i .-uii, . s f,2
" am t paid for repu;r;n se.. l.w V.rV74
Ajtkuji M'Coy, Snp'r. In aoe't w fih Alleg'nv Tp.
1 1 ii. - - . -
April 13, To amount of dnpll- " ' C
Cite i'l.?o
' " To order ot tM date To.So J.VW u!i
l 'H.
Hy nm't of work done by taxable. . attt.??
" exoT:eriitions " .is
17 days' work nt l.'-0 per djv . Hi.-io
amount .aid f..r p'.:liii,ii;g Jlu-
ditors' rejxirt tor 1H7J 6.00 f.'kf.0
We. tho uiid'Tle-nnd Andltors. d.i certify that
the above Is a c.rr.-ct statement of cetlleuieut with
tho Superv i-i s ..f . Ih-j-hc v Township
JMI . .V.. M1 U.KN, j
Jos 1-: I'll TOM l.iv si IX, Audltora.
JOHN C. HK A 1 'LEY, )
Attest J os t: en Hoouk, Twp. tHerk. o-C
EErBEHOLDl!
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K KSI IKX V a IMXT'S i iH.!rion to inflation
Ol' T1IK
PE'JNSYLV W.A CLOTHING HCL'SE. JjHNSTDW,
From itifl.ttlng his Immense Bt.ick f.f Clot hing,
wl.i h now embraces t lie finest asoruiieat of Men's
Youth's and i:..v's Cloi.-.iinr. u well nr. Huts,
Caps, shirts mi l Furtilsliiuif 1 ioods to be f.mn 1 111
any Clothing Store in tho State, il.-i'tv j. lease
find reduced price list of a few articles emnraee.i
in his stock :
Men's Cottonade Sui's. only
Men's Cassnix-re Suits, only
Men'!. Fine lila. k Suits, only
Men's Fine 1 dagontd Su;ta,ei.iy
r.lruV Llti.-n Su.ts, cnlv
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Ii..js" Sui.s lroni 3 upwards.
llavliiir bought g Is very b.sv 1 am enabled to
soil the same for cash nt ;.rees that will readily
astonish everybody. Call eatly and Fee for your
selves. Kerr.era!.. r the place,
o. i ii Mii.i. Titf:;.T, Ja;ix.NTotr,rA.
Iiroetly pl.site the IV-sr ;hoe.
x J.rJ'i'lVR COXFA1J
AB..rr tm:
Singer Sowing Machine
And Wlioro to Buy It.
Cot-xtr vm . s See here, neighbor, eaji you te'.l
where I Can 1 uv the -cuing m.ichIiiL peophj
talk so much ah intf
Citizkx or Er.KVSHtrno Ves. with pleasure. 1
presume It Is tho Singer Sewing aiaol.me 1 hat you
tnesn.
Yes, that's the name of !t.
' ' "y E. Well. Ju.-t down there, two Ji-or e?i
or Zahin's sf.ru. is the place. Riid tav word tor It
you will be well phased u.tli v.mr purchase If yoa
invest lu one of t hose niM.-hiiK S. Messrs. UiLl.v
k Tate, the asrent-, h tvo now on band all slvb s
end sizes ertbe.-e In llspens.-.i.i.. machines, frjm'tli
cheapest to the moi valuable, and ar u'vonimo
riuting gcntl. tnen who v. til i.e pleased to show you
tho Ins and outs of their various machine, whether
you desire to buy or Hot. Tl.ey als.j keep thread,
needles an.l all the other Parai.hrcnalia of a sew
ing lnaeiiine, and are at all Utiles prepared to nt
tend to the re. airing of machine In a suhsUut Ul
an.l satisfactory maimer, uici at .-ry moderaru
rates. io'.i I forget tlie pln.-f, Hlh stre.-t, two
doors east ot Zahm's ;ore. i'.uensburg 14 i4.-tl.l
Jul iii tin Street. Itctl rtrl. i'n.
This well known Hoi-.s- has recent tv f.en leased
by the unners.giied. wl:o. having had'tnanv year-'
experience in keeping a first-class hotel, ircsptH t
fully Soli- i s the patronage of tlc jiuhlic.
SPECIAL ATTtNI.uN TO IRANSitNT BOARDERS.
4T-. rrngeinents will be made by which guc-ts
can ie furnished with meals at any hour.
TLKHS f l.r.d PKlt lAV ; fll) l'KK WKKk.
Hoarders taken by the Day, Vck, Mouth or ear.
SIAltY J. KIFFLE.
Hciford, June t, l'74.-!rn.
lial n i 1 1
WOOLEN FACTORY!
HAVIVlJ introluced new machinery into our
Woelon Fa'-tory. we are now prepared t.
manu fact u - on sh rt not ice. C I, I'l'H S. CASSl
N K I S, II,ANKI-:tS, 1'LANNELS of all sty b-s
STOi'KINU Y Alt.NS. O.C. Vc.
C v Wtiol tik'ti in OH-I111P..-0 for iroods or
worked on share. Mniki t price phk for wool.
J . M. J". I.)
Ehi'tuhtir.', Tc'. 2f. IsT-'.-tf.
& DMLMSTIiATIOX NOTICE.
Esfa!" of ( ) TT.i II MM.r., (ieceast.'it.
Letters of AdniTtd-itr-it -ci e:i tic estate r.f nil
dec. . lent. lab. of Washington townsn'p. Cambr!
c.unty. I::iv:ng h.' -n granted 10 ihe uudersic n.-d l v
tho Krgisterot .- .i t c. mty. all p. r-sons Ind.-l.t.-d to
sai l estate nre r. 01. t o tn.iK" :t:i tiled iii t e j iv
ment. and those having lalc.s airi'i-t the sni'a
w.ll pres-nt thetn properly authenticated l.,r . :
Ueiuent .
M A II' r A lv F. T HFI.I.K. A dminStratrix.
Washington Twp., May , Is 4.-0t.
A DMINISTILVTOirs NOTICE.
Estate of Dwn YiU'NCKKV, dee'd.
Ix-tteis of Adtuli'lsi rat loti !i the cs'h'o of s.tid
dc-ecdetr. l.-.'e .f ". h;;- t.-w rchip. Cntu'-rVi -un-ty.
having been irrant-t to t (. 1:11. tcrs gro-.t by the
K-gis. r of Si: i eointy. ijli p rs..i.. iii.1diiel to
sai-i estate tr" rc-pf s'.-d to rciK- I'rmc.ltxte piv
rnent. and thoe hiving claims agii Uist th SAaao
witt present tn-m j roper. v tc n.-n-irrin-.t tor eei
i tl-tnero. JOHN it. FlSKhi
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Ac. m'r.
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O r.riLDLNCr CO.VTUACTOK3
Trnposn's will be received for tho
erection of a frame 11 1 lien. 4'2!i f. ot tin 1 thr-e
stories high, to .Alt. 'ia'b'T'n S.-tnirnrv, It this
pliice. tint 1 So I fi rl. v. June t'ot ;. in-". Th-.
proposals nr.- to be 1, r tl.e work 11 1 !.-. a ri. I ar-ii. t
to melu e e. st of ma'. 'rials. Plaits an I spec,ri.-n .
tioiiscan be ("i-ti at the r.-siderjc. of K' v. K. C.
Christv. to wl -.tn preiH.sals should . directed.
Ebcns'.urg, .lime .. Is74.-3t.
CT X LCUTOII'S NOTICK.TtUrs
Testamentary have been L'r.r.ted to tn
oti the t-.-'ate of EnwAiiu Ola. I s-.. Isto of v"v.
, !'s'''-' borough, deecase-1. Tli-.s.- owing Fai.l v
tate wnl please m.:.:.' p.ivtnent. nn ! thcie J.- r
!a;rr..s against tll'.i.ne aro r. co- red topreS. cc
them, properly pr-.v -n. t;.r s..ib-teeit
I!. I. Ji iHNSTo.V.' Fve"tit .r.
I-.tier.-bnrg. May v. l74.-t.
1!. I'LAN K, y.lKr7''c:
- cd'ers bis prot'es-i 0-1' r. i, . -o
Oitf.'Cna I t r.'-.-i:.-r.:;r .i.e' -. "e .i.-e. I '".
'"ii! ttit re-- ienee "I--. j it -If lll'he .-em , :'
Ho-. .; .. I.;, v.:',- i.- . . . ; . .