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Daddy ang-r iMiuta.
Jlr. Paddy hat: !-i made nme improvo
Xu;-nts ou his place recently, and aiming
them n two-st.ry ail iitiuri to his house,
containing a nice, large summer-kitchen uu
the tirM. floor, and m the s.-e.uid an uiry
sleeping arariuient und a ni bath-room.
This arrangement gae both Mr. and Mrs.
Duddjbauger a great deal of satisfaction
arid increased the capacity or the house.-
much thr t Mrs. Duddybauger immediately
invited a deaf elderly maiden sL-ter, p' -tjss..-il
of property, to visit them, which invitation
the elderly maiden sister immediately accep
ted with the most bra itiful alacrity.
TliLs extension had been finished on the
inside, l)ii t outwardly it yet needed a coat or
two of pnint. as hitherto nothing hut a
Coat of p'i:r.irg had b:-en given it. This
extra J : i i i : g I) udd banger resolved to do
hin-.se'f. business was somewhat dull, and
he felt t':e need of a I i t r . - : t-l- r exercise.
Ilo ha 1 sarrowr. !.d the extension with a
hank some thriv.-r four I'e.-l ii. r un the top
and of .-a eh a height a- to tili in the !iiarre
between the t ip of the foundation w ill and
the oririnal lav c-f the kind, which w;'.sa
,EW STORE BI'IIMG, 113 4 115 , CLINTON STREFT, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
ma
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hido:'iil si-
p:n.
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s. and
: .iti-
:t !)' rrowe 1
Mis. I). id ly-
I.' f hi1 dm!kmr tntf.er fo'M
c:p(v i.i lly at the end ovi i-! .';.:
room w indo-r. y,. PuMv'i
a ni'-" loni: ladder and lie and
liug!r exhaust.' i tliein-i'Ki's an I two mortal
hoars in raising; it ntinst t.'ie ext'-n.-ion,
vith the top uii..vt!y tor iha l.itl.-io.,i!i
window and t!iv' foot re.-ting on tin; top of
the ha. lit ; and then to procure easy
itK-IinaUoii they J: the li .iiLojj out as
near ih.- of the hank :is they dared.
Then he pr iceed. d to y.vt "mio a new pair
of sovving-i iKie ma do eiu!ls ; so Very siaai!
in the le-s ns to ihhk': idm appear to aeyliody
who d.do't know l.i.ji very wc.'l lather
CoiKtrained and distant nnd ( irmtii, hc.t y)
orv, very anilne eiosvvii re us t j ui i.iiuilu.i-
date
Otaer.
Then Imj go his mat-ria's og ther a:id
po ired an I la lle laad mi e i and da'' 1 till
All tb hn Gfiods cl tb Season !
ENGLISH BRl'SSELS
Stair and Hail Brussels Carpet.
TIucc-IMy (1ARPET.
EXTRA SUPER CARPET.
VENETIAN and GIRTHING CARPET.
Ingrain Carjwt, all wool.
cottage r.uirn from cents r?.
Mattings and Door Rugs.
Floor Oil flotiis 4-4, 5-4, line! 8-4 wide; Stair
Oii (.'i An? ami TaS le Ctottts; Viiilov
ua'les at U'iees to jiut everybody.
AT f C313XrrS.
ai'iUNG AND SUMMtK
MILLINERY GOODS!!
If"Tlie n ttr nt ion of the Lmlies is invited to
oot- Ki l:ol MilllniT.v I lepart i.n nt. Having en-;fie,o-.i
H llrst-cla.-ss Milliner from t lie Kut ami
'"insr eotisiar.tly in receipt of the latest timl
haii i-. .ni.-s i m les. wo arc prepared to suit all
tastes aiul meet uii pecuniary oii viinistdhcts.
N E V DRESS GOODS
i )F I'Ii:ST QUALITIES.
('nontrv i-i rcliiii.o will fl rid It to their IX
1 .l US I' to citil ami e mi id ine u r stoek. V
e.oi till their onhis in J ry (jnoil.s. Notions itad
-Millinery tit th- suae prieerf iIu-a' wtulJ lutvu
lo i'.n in ilif i n.r. and thus save Ireiht uud
truveliutr e.v penses.
WHOLESALE FTCCMS, SECOND AND TH.'PD FLOORS.
Ill
tt;' cw-ry movement, a l , ,,to'y ! QqS FOStCF & ftUillll'S,
rt'-T-iit lnlliiU .dj, o; s u-e, .ji' s, r ".r i '
i Nos. 1 Ii and 1 1." Clinton St., Johnstown.
l:o t)loio;ht I,c
had alioat the ri',-'.t t!
paint, and then taki.ii: the j.ot and hrusli he
moa-t- d t!.o la hd.-r j;.-t ihroo mt'i.ttes aftT
the e'd.-rly inaideit sister. stej-.pi:: ial o the
harh-rooiii, J row the eur.ai.i without !a';ie.
ptrtieular n .tiee uf the iadd.-r, and iuii
dij'ohinj; for a hath.
Mr. Dieldyo.ui'jvr's ryes w-Te s i full ,.T
paint that he eouldn't s-.-c nmeh, at id it va
not strange that the el i-j!y diawn eai t iin of
the hath-rootu wimiovv .-i ap. d hi-- notieo ;
likewise the eldoHv i.iai sL'ter was s ,
very deaf that she knew
rather elose nro'imity -f h
t say r-ithiiiL' of the !'aet t! at ha
ju-t got up u:.d kiunv n-ejd r d' th- diy's
progmniiiie, ail .f w! i. h t -t; l-.-d to make tht
situation cue of heaaiifal a:id hlis.-ful
iLrnoiance.
Ti.eu Mr. D id lyn i'r. pftL'r liair:'r
mounted as id ;u a.- io-ho:h. hao,' t!ie jiai ;
pot on the. to,) vw.yj; ,,!' tae ladd-.-r and eoai
mon. ed to l'7p iiro..iid wi-.h the hr..-h
wa.-te pui.'it and rovv w. ik in i'ie arm-, and
t'.igo ha;d, und v.hi.-iio softly and wo-., l.a- :
how au:.di a g--od pa.iiit.-t woald ei.st him !.
tho day a. id Lo. 1 .04 j.aii.l. ; iived a;-v v. a v,
and if the -uii of p.unt vr. n't rat:,
unh.aiihv : fi.-r ad and he 1 a.in ho.t r -o
dawn a. id add a ll.t'.j aio:o oil or f;ota i.i ..k
A' water or something ; ami it was just as he
had com lud.-d tv de.-eolld liiat the iaddei
mjcd a liitli. aad a (.irumpl. ! tiruniph !"
of iw iai-h si'tii-faction nttr.iet-.l hL. it tent ion
;ii..i; d tl fV'.-tn t!;J di,:y i.e:.;ht in
h..'!a;iia .' to one ,' his. nci-'i-
hois ei.e j. -Meal iy siwutehing himself ;-iin.-'
the f-.t of the ladder, v.idoh ' .y the p. .o, f.l
lle.veaients uf t! e a;iia; 1: w;..- !, ie' ' -d aa!!
w rked into t!..- a:iceitiio soil at the eiLo oi
the hank. The ?it;!'fion w is ap; ,3- in j and
Dad liiina- :iied to zras., it and the hidd.-r
tin I the j. lint hrnsh ail at otiee. hut fails',
lie let the situation uii 1 the hrjsh '. to
ela 1: to the tos, of tl-at !:.:M: v
e rr jv f desLiisr.
1 hen l)udd h.n.;;.;r eon 10 -need to sty,
"lli.yoa there," and " Sn won't von ?"
hial '-.Sayyou there, d- y..a know what
you're a -i. ir, - ?" and then he tried torea-oo
w itii tin- animal an I f. show lorn the impr-
J.ne.'v of the thi ir. hut it did .no ood.
lie dared not stir for k-irof h.doinu' 'J.iirv-
GREAT BEDOCHOH ffl PRICES
TO
GASH BUYERS
AT THE
Eleita Hciise-FuriiisMni STORE.
'I'llF. undrrsiuot-d r-sp-ct fully informs the
I oil i.ens i t Klieii-liur and the public iri iu r
isll.v that h' "in ni ! u It K AT It KI ll.'CTlt N
I 1" ! LICKS '1 1 ) 'AS 1 1 IJUVKUS on all goods ill
his line. consi tin;r of
MOWING and REAPING MACHINES
AND OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS;
:;!:;S-;:-jw reoKi.G, parlor and heating stoves
)opiI
pi iei
G S7EST SESCEZPTZ33I !
of my own manufacture;
HARDWARE, ALL KIND !
of tht l:10.t IlMIlllIiir il.ut.ma ami ..f oil
1 . . u.. j 1 ait n.j iro,
'lit I pi ices and quulities :
1 1
1 0 . . -J 4 h
Hit It t.iiai
New Embroideries
AND
wmtE cooost
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Latest St j leu Ladles' and Children's
Hat s and B onnet s
THIMMED AND VNTKIMMED.
Ribbons and Flowers,
A most complete variety, just openect.
SUN U51BRELLAS sai PARASOLS.
of all sizef, styles and nn!it ies. at unusually
low jiriecs. A full stock or
1C T I I . O S ,
all rolors and sizes, na low as 75 ets. per pair.
Hull IXitucl Gloves :
TOW CAUUF..N WEAK,
NEW WHITE GOODS.
NALNSOOK AND JACONET MISLIX,
SWISS AD Olio: AM) IE MTSLIA'S,
W1IITK AD tOI.OUtl) J. K "S,
l.nn llaniliurir Kihdnsrs, Towf ls, Ac.
I'KKCALES, for tnmnar Suits, Turj cheap.
The Celebratta "RIVERSIDE" HAT
IN WIIITB AND BLACK PTKAW.
Jlourning llonnets, Hals anil Veils
ALWAYS I STOCK, AT
Geis, Foster & Cluinn's,
Nos. 113 and 115 Cliiton St., Johnstown.
ESTABLISHED IWBH7-nV2 YZAF.S,
FEME W. HAT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-OF-
I sueti us I.oeiiS. Screw , liutt Hiuires. Shutter
I 1 1 1 iiir.-r-. 'l'uhle Himies, liolts. Iron and Nails,
; Wiii'low (iiii-i, rutty. Tnhle Knives and Forks,
i fnrvin ' U'M'.esami Forks. Pocket Knives. Ta
i !.e ami Tea pool is. Meat t ,'u 1 1 ers, A nie l'ai ers,
' Seis'-oi--, .hear.s, Ifa.ors 11 nd St rops. H iimmers,
A x-. 1 1 ;.i 1 l.tts. I Son 11 v Maehines.A nii-urs, t'his
1 el.. l'hitie-. ( "tupiisst , S jiiaros. Files. Kasps,
: Am ! . ' k.-, Wf;t,cli!S, lilp. Fanel and Cross-
t -a.v-s. -!,:i4 , f nil kinds Shovels. Spades,
I Ss and Smiths Itiikes Fork?. Slt-iffh-ltolls,
S!:,-,- l.a-;-. Pens, Wax. lirist les, ( lot ties Wash
! .1 - nod WriMters, Patent lu rns riv14 I'ateht
; M.iei.i'.es ten. rail v. 1 i rind-Stones. Patent Mo-
I 1 -si - ' i at es ii ml M easu res, .11 inl.er St icks Cast
tx 00m;
-AND
ShecMron WARES,
AND DEALEit IN
I ,
WzSSi HEATING PARLOR M COOKING
Slacot Retells .
thetvV'r ar.d
w:1 ail
II and l istem Pumps, c., ic;
! Harness end Saddlery Ware
of all kind, in reat variety:
j WOOD and WILLOW WAJE
j beyond description ;
1 VA llllOS OIL and OIL LA JITS,
Fish Oil, Lard l.in-ced Oil, Lubricating ( il.
Posh,, Tiir. p. ions, :n nislH s, 'i urpcutine. Al
; oiiol.il .; Sit ver-Piated Ware, Glassware, ic.
j ISllllil.V CirroCtMMtJS,
I mi h aTi-as, t'otr.-e, Suiirs, Syrups Molasses,
I -! es. In ltd Peaches. I tried Apples, Hominy,
I-is'i, ra. ki-rs, Kicc, Peuil Barley. Jiu.
I rrlnc and Cigars.
j Paint, VaniishAV!iieivat.',i, Seruh. Hnrse, Shoe.
: Stovp, I )iis! ;n.', ( 'lot lies Hinl Tooth liru-hes, all
Kinosni. 1 sizes; ll. il-t.'or.ls, Manilla Hopes, und
many other articles, at the hrutst nitix lur eih.
uuide. iaint ;ii id put up n idieap lis ossitde,
l.oi ash. J .- lit.cr:il discount madu to
e jliuiiy dealers huj 111 Tinware hv wholesale.
t;i-.H;E iicNTLEr.
I.hcnstiur.f, .Inly jj, ls7:j.-tf.
AND
i:.T IlOOJt TO POST-OFFICE.
S Il:i i iixr "! i -w - .
too m tie 't, so he just I...-M the lit l i.-r I
htsme-ath a..a ,!iS,t Ms eye. a.,d set hi.-j T I N, COFPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
leftti unil iii.iee.1 tiim.-i il tor th -Iioeii ; in: t I
..1 : 1 . . ' i
w ntii .1 1 ...ions doo-i sei,t tlie loot ot t!;U I
fiOUSE-fURMSIIIXC GOODS GENERALLY.
iToljlin- iii
nit.
1 1 l.l.'i- lis in.' out
too top ei.'l l i.-;,.ii, 1
wit!i ;i nolo
toe air an-i iu'onirht
An oer tii.jho lao
3'aii4 tloinS.-r,
,1.
Lis j:.
I..;'h
Hi.d other tilings an.l a
rL..!i tl,at woiil.l hav
TJie iaJ.i
1
jftiUlis lulj li;4
o tin. ckics au 1
V t 1 .
I od.l ;..i;ier
idder stopped at. i! .
loC p.l.llt J)
!o;ir Is
lut;JyK:ut.r sent
woo.i ai..i ti o,
'--" -Slioi'" 111 l.lli.!ii I'ie ;.,. o t ,..t
-root., with t!:,. ernl .f a !:,.!.!, 1
P t of" ji.iii.t i;h a
iloiio eie.iiL to a co, net.
ow-.-i!!, hut
.1 kept ri -lit
OJi. lie looked til'o.ilil 101 .-.:.iv'liii;i' t..
-t' iiain-t, too, !i;.t is 1- diviu't v-e any
t!ii.ijT n.nti-er than t!.e !.at!i-ro .m ; ,r. In
lli.a'..t tl.ut lie miU ;., w ! s.v ti1L. thiti-tliroe-i,
ai0!,,, ,v an.l o. t ti l ot" .sucli a teni
Me s.isp, ...... f s. Vjst sailei oil aiel oroiilr.
1.;. w! ere 1 e Lad irite,.,i, ,j t,s, ,,,.
a!oii-r with it lot i f tin a:.t paint, su,.i
'"I splinters, nml star-, und things
party
I losses a
reiit .ieal more j
-.vas re
old. '
timl t!ioiioit oxer it ami some other t'
tmltl tu wile e.Mi.e Ibr her .-i.-t. r's - loll
II. 1 v i:i;r r cent I y taken possession of the new
l 1: 1 ie.1 11 p and commodious build inir on llih
street, inn doors enst of the Hank and nearly
opp..Mie the Mountain House, the subscriber is
belter pi ared lliuneer to inaniitnetiire all
nrt : h sin tliu TI N, ( 1 1 PPI'.H nnd SI 1 F.ET-I HON
V, AKL I. ne, all of which will bo furnished to
I i. its at the very lowest living prices.
The snbseriber also propose to keep a full
and uri.d h&boi tment of
Coekisg, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved desijns.
rr'SPtliriNr, and HOOFING made to oj-dVr
and warranted ,.ei tci't in ma nn fact ore and ma
terial. UlCPAlUlNt; promptly attended to.
All work don.! I.y mew id be done rluht and
on fair I. rms.Hiid all STOVKSand WAKHsold
by i n 1 iin . ilepemled upon 113 to ipmilit and
cannot bo undersold in pi i,-o. A continuance
and lne-cuse or patronage is respectfully soiici-
lire saVlsV!:;;;;,;! bo wnting to ro,"lor t'"-
Ebensbuiv, o. t. ,;,. ,'sfK TKINGER.
mill wi
and it oeeaned (.. I
!uo e.l out just :is
im tlat tho
Le I'Jtine in
Loretto Marble Works.
PRICES REDUCED!
MON)'e 1.I-i11'-: TOM US TONES, liUHEAU
t ii.i HI. E IOPS; also, Iiesijrns Tor Scotch
I Orio...e M..iiuiiien;s. Wo desire to invite the at.
" "i ihf pt.biie toour hnautiful Designs for
Mi. in: it, 1 a; sari 1 Tom bsi ones, made of the very ben
Itamin and Ainvrieau Marbles, and which will be
larrnsl .-d at us iow rates at imiln r -..,ir .. .
Ohtni.....) o. oso ....... "v
ieal more ji..iiim nt than coto- a.,, I ' 'I11'.1"",1 ''hiladwlphia or idsewhere. Perlect
. ,1 1,. , 'i 1 1 1 1 1- I '" ::e't'"i. ;i':iriiniocd, and work shipped to anv
marKa'.h ;i,t- a;,l ,1, e, !,,l t.-... ;;;ny a r!sk. AiI or,1( r8 froIn a
I his iriferesteil idm so that he -at tl ,-it ,?i ?', '"I1 '? Kemember that our de-
ml.t oier it ami so, th-r tLies ! lASUffiv
lis Wife coo. for her -or. r's . I..I.. . I 1 ' 13'18'--tf.
... ti..-,. .ot i.pa ,,.1 -m io.n.t.iir.: j pace's Marll8 Works
ami alter a,km, ls w:L- ; apolo-c to Let 13i rrHltlIin U1
"'nuiewii,
M.s.cr lor inm. he went o.it to th. woo.loi'.c
1
ami le!icle't an oitirio-j.
For a w '.-k after this D nidv !..in
N LI' MANTKUS. man. I
rr.iim M.-d I fuctore J of tliU very best ItuYia . -V'Ti hU
hus -pare time U-ovtc. vvaioolii for .l,,t I fV"c'ric". 'arfil,'- K"'ir wulsfai-Uft W
.- . . , i 1 11 1 tr iirii iiiniii 111 riro.i. . 1UIJ '
. . ... .... . ... ..... .7.. .?.." ' "'i; -v.o,Subuuihj
le .1:1 i pi: kitl Hal
L.j Liui.i-, imj tryi:i;
' to muku u. a it!i h
bi-i- l-oi-iaw ; huttts. Le tliji' t sanivl i.i
Lo cm. toi iiimscjf oiT and v-'Ciii u work iuiJ
reouiiol Lis t-ii.:,-s
ni- of I CAcuulioii of work
i . , .... . u
I k rj loo. rs l espectrully sotlelted1.
ma pnmif.iiy noeu hi id vory low- j
ost eaoh ruLcs Try us. I
Oct. LM..u,. JOHN PAHKE,
Ue
A n oM sat.jinoc.f un editor .say;, tLut
KOk ill-. iv ... ..'.1 1 1 .
LOAM'S MARBLE W0I1RS !
TliV, COPPER SHEET-IRON
FKOai'TLV ATTi:.OKI) TO.
Nos. 278, 2S0and 2S2 Washington S.,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
G. W. YEAGElt & CO.,
liolisale and Pot ail Hanuf.irlurcrs of
TIN, C01TER AMI SHEET-IRON WARE,
A XI) nK AI.F.IIS IN
HealinE, Parlor aiifl CooMni Stoves,
JNo. 1 Id'i Kleicnth Avenue,
KOOFIXd and Sl'OL'TING tnado lo order
and warranted perfect iu manufacture and
material.
Orders respect fully solicited and promptly
uttended to, and polite at tention ucoorded t
all, whether they purchase or uot.
Attoonn, Sept. 5, lS7X-tf..
J1LHNEUY& DKKSS MAKING.
biira an.7lT.?iirnV n,of tUn r'a'lie Ebens
M ICS It F Jo4 pi flT ' 'l to the fact t hat
K- K. JONES has just received an invoicp
of new nnd fashionable Millinory (ioo.ls ni hor
roo,8 l the Fast Ward, Ebensour d lmir
Uonuets, Hats, etc., a ppec ialt v. l7rVs"mak -nZ
promptly and neatly done. The Patrontte of
the ladn-8 is respectfnHy s,llcitea. G-l,"l
(JOAL ! COAL ! !The sriLscriber
U prepared to' furnish, in larjre nr emnll
Xm' mini ?ra T.'iV68 V, ANTU KATK and
ItJ lllMIMHb CO A I at lowest market rates
Coal deli verctl promptly and f reo of charpe for
haulinjr At any point in Ebensburir or vijinitv
Orders rtlt at theZAUM Stoiib will re-vi ve eai-I
ly attention. llANIEL II. 2AHM.
Ebeusburjf, Sept. 1, lST3.-tf.
I7IUST NATIONAL SADDLE AND
J- It 4 n rrt siroD n 1. r. ....... . ....
............ wr enminilAl-iJL 1 r.
' 131 l raaklin Streut, JuhiKloun.
jaiJV Y. I.fifJA.V. - Pronrlctnr.
r.iv "I namcsof 1. .1 :.. J . ISi :: o.a l ami tomjj sto.vf.s.
- I, , ...c. c. i.-i s w 110 ;uc ' im .M"ll.it ami t'AHlNK'l' UIAHS A.'l
in. K Old to t-s. somo of tliem Imve moveil 1 " ,-l s- manufactured of the very beit lial-atta'-
,lJ a' l"st to si-ht ailliouirl, to! Amoiicau Murbl.. perfect satisfao-
li.emory dear, tithe,- " 1 i tlV-r', ,w?rl-dc-sfn ""'J Price jruaranteed.
Contribution l...xr L ' 0r,i"I "bpoctfully aolitodand promnt.
coiitiioution tt..M.b ,,, l1. ul,)St ,CJ.J t.t lul(. tjcx t jd. fJhnstowo.Nov. U, Tl.-W.l
'tlt ItOtt' IIH..1v ill 1 0.1. . .. 1
U-OYD & CO,
i H KO M. IlEADR, Atiorneu-af.Law. r.iXCA" Lh- ?f',,ai VitfeInTsuvVflnii
I Kbeo.U.ira. T. OSHce on Centre street. ' .Tei VJ! A- VJ..,V"I,i,."..?- Monies re-
lOIfitl il.'.r Irrtn. '. 1 ' , V. . . t ' e " . pj n
U'h wtr'et' ,0PPsite Union Sehr.f. House )
JVest Ward, EbeusburK, M.M.O'NKlEL&Co
V"tnr,B-Slll'nl 7amwinadeaad rel
?V i van'' aU lnt r work in "y executed
111 the best manner, on the shortest notice, and
" tne mottt niouable rtttw. Ll-12.-tf .1
LOYD & CO- Bankers,
fr,loM , ETtEXSnvriG, PA.
other Seen ri.miT.rr'" "OTPrnmM' Fnatif.. and
w
SI. M.
otoij awn tnui UUh street. l.aug.C7,'p.j
Dat able on
SCIENTIFIC.
A New Paint. A new economical paint
with the oxi-chloride of zinc has just been
discovered. It may be madtk ia two ways.
The first Is by taking chloride of zinc, pre
pared by the ordinary process, and free of
acid, concentrating the solution, so that
when cold it marks fifty -eight degrees
Beaume. Then prepare a solution contain
ing -1 1-0 pounds of enrliomitc of soda for
every 3 gallons, ami mix the two solution.-)
in the proportion of 9 pints of the first for
3 g-tll nis of the second. This li'i uid is mixed
with the white of zinc to form a paint of
ordinary consistence, which is to be applied
immediately. One equivalent i f chloride of
zinc for one equivalent of oxyd is found, by
analysis, to be iu the above proportion. The
second method of making this paint is by
usiuir the sulphate of zinc. Iu this case, it
nm-t be a solution marking 40 degrees
Ilea time, adding, for every gallon, I ounce
of borate of soda. These solutions may be
kept for quite a length of time, but the
white of zinc must be added only when the
paint is to be used, and then a quantity only
rufliei -nt to last one hour is to be prepared.
The white which it gives is very fine"; it
colors as well as Oil painting ; it is very ad
hesive and solid ; its price is half that of the
osyd of zinc; it is inodorous and may be
used on wood, iron, or cloth. It does not,
however, mix with coloring matters, and
must be applied only .as white paint.
The "Fires of St. Elmo" arc quite distinct
in character from globular lightning. They
have not in a single Instance so far as. we
know, caused any injury whatever, and, in
fact, they are hailed by seamen with joy, as
token's that the dangers of a tempest are
certainly past. The t.inslar notion prevails
that St. Klmo's fires are tangible objects, and
Am go quotes an amusing account from the
"Mcnioires de Forbin," in which this
strange view is presented in all its naive
simplicity. It was in ittrO, and. the ship
upproaehtng the Delearic Isles, when "dur
ing the night," says Forbin, -'the weather
became suddenly dark, accompanied with
M-,....ir..t v ' 1 . -j t- . . .
oic.ieuui uiuiiucr ana ligtiiiung". fearing
the violence of an impending tcmpcsluous
wind, I had all the sails furled. We saw
about the ship more than thirty fires of St.
1 . . t . .
i.imo. one, in particular, at the mainmast
head, was more than a foot and a half high.
1 sent a sailor to Jit' i it ilown. When the
man was alof t, he called out that the lhune
made a noise like gunpowder fired after it
had been wetted. I bade him take off the
vane and come dowri ; but he hud hardly de
tached it from its place when the flame left
it and placed itself on the end of the mast
iroin whence it could not be .got off. It
staid there for scale time, until it had "-ril-
ual!y burnt out."
The celebrated anatomist, Professor llyrtl
of Vienna University, recently opened one
61 his lectures to hw class with the singular
question, "Which is the most leautiful
foot, considered from the anatomical stand
point t and then Mid: "It Is remarkable
that there can be so many divevgeut opinious
on thn subject. While the sons of men look
upon a small, slender and graceful foot (if a
lady's foot), as an ideal one, the anatomist
utterly rejects it as beautiful; and ouly the
large, long and broad foot is the ideal one in
his eyes. Even the greatest classical writer?
of antiquity Horace, Catullus and others
who had great appreciation of feminine
beauty, never mentioned in the description:
of their beloved, their small feet; the Iliti
doos, especially, have such small feet and
hands that they may be envied by niany Eu
ropean countesses, the native troops of the
English army in India possess In England
their own armory, whose peculiar kinds of
weapons are constructed for them. The
sword-hilts made for theni are much too
small for us to gnisp with ease. The greates
bcaatiesid hurope the Italians havereally
long timl broad Icet.
LlRlOrS I'lOfEKTV Of i'AKT.VKIC ACID.
M. Pasteur, in the course of his invest igtv
lions, has noticed a curious splitting of
racemicacid mtd wo tartaric neids, identi
cat as to their composition, but one of which
rotates the plane of polarization to the ri"ht.
and the other to the left; M; P.ertholdy has
recently made some interesting researches
into this subject, with regard to the quantity
of heat evolved. He finds' that the right
acid dissolved in water absorbs 3 275, and
the left acid ; 3-270 calorific units. Kacemic
acid, on the other hand, absorbs 5 120 units.
The combination of this same acid with two
equivalents of water disengages C 900 units.
It results that the solution of this hydrate
in water represents a movement of heat
equal to the difference of the two preceding
numbers, or p. ISO units. Now it is curious
to note that this kv-t exactly coincides with
the number recently found by M. Desains
as representing the heat of melting ice, and
hence the odd result may be stated; that if
solid tartaric acid were united with solid
water, or ice, there would be no disengage
ment of heat.
Oil-Paints. Mr. J. Argall, mining en
gineer, of Adderbury, proposes to give body
and opacity to paint by using as a basis the
natural mineral carbonate of baryta aud
sine, or native zinc ore, to which carbonate
of baryta is afterward added. The zinc ore
or the baryta and zinc mineral is subjected
to a roasting process. The required color
or shade of color is given to the paint by
the addition of calcined ore of lead, tin, zinc,
copjier, iron, or manganese, to the compound
or mixture. By the use of baryta a peculiar
glossy sin-race is given to the paint, and the
baryta also effects such rapid drying of the
paint that the use of ordiuary dryers is ren
dered unnecessary:
Measuring L 1 g iit.m no . The length of a
Hash of lightning Ls generally greatly under
estimated. The longest known was measured
by M. F. Petit, at Toulouse. This fhu.h was
ten aud a half miles long. Arago once
measured a scries which averaged from seven
to eight miles in length. The long interval
ever remarked between a flash and a report
was seventy-two seconds; which w'ould cor
respond with a district of fourteen miles.
Direct researches have shown that a storm
is seldom heard at a greater distance than
from seven to ten miles, while the average
are barely heard ov'er four or five miles off.
This fact is more curious as a cannon may
be heard double or treble that distance, aud
in special caes much farther.
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" " """'-lery 01 a H;;:t,
NOW ON HAND
THE
HAND-SOMEST STOCK
OF
SPRING CLOTHING
WE EVER HAD.
For Cash paid IN HAND we will sell below
the Market rate, and Guarantee every
. . article or return money.
hh
HAND-Y to the Ferries and the Prin-
tank.s of the I)ami
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wi-i, ami ,n c.,,r.
fivther had left his l,.:,:i.
. 1 . . . ,-1 . 1 . 1
""iei nj.ii a lenr cour-.-day
long they had lV(. S1
maj.-tic river, jlilst ,,r
frowning ca.-tles el,;,,,
among tlie era , t,,Vl ,
j I;,cs ni-stle.1 in sninv va;:
j there a deep gor- t!.;.
j tie glidlug rive:, i '
j with fathoiulcss ld )W
; and ttilhieso s-.ir:-;:, ; p.
sime dim at.vd .-,(;'. ..,
i.. i ,
01 motiKs it:i n. ,Ul
mg ttiat uay were at s,.j , .
of the cloi-ter, whcti 1.,;
Wolfgang int. the ch;e. .j
And now as the ) v
of awe upon the j; v
up in the shadow - of the
his face lit up with sen.;,,
every motion and a.t:it,..ie
pressed a wond.-rf;;! 11 :-r,
must even now lK.-.-luin..'n
pies? Tones, wi.ieh, ;:
could give utterance t ,
beauty which the .lav's ,
him life and d.titli.
peaceful river and the ,1,
sunshine unfailing an i th
at its side. --Father.".
e t.-wn
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cipal Hotels and R. R. Depots.
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0. C. K. ZAHM,
bEALER UN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
IIATSCAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
AND ALL OTIIEli ARTICLES GENER
ALLY KEPT IS A COUNTRY STOKE.
WOOL AND COUSTUY PRODUCE
TAKKS iJl IXCHANOE FOR O00KS.
Store brl South Side of Main Street,
i:ii(-iihiii ia.
THE HOLIDAYS M OVER!
A3 WB ALL. KXOW, BUT THE
CHEAP CASH STORE.
1
Are not over, but rather under, thoso of any other
lea.lf r in I
Bry Gooils, Dress Gooils, Hats nnl Caps,
buois, onocs, rsoxions,
GROCERIES FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, dC,
Iu IIiIh o' Tlmhrr."
. i-A oompleto and elegant assortments of new
IochIs now iu store will positively bo sold at the
closest margin. Country produe-e nt the hitliest
market prices taken in exchange Tor goods. Full
Ratistaction guaranteed to all burere. Store on
High street, near Ceutre street.
E. J. MILLS.
Ebensburir. Jan. 16. 1874.-tf.
1 :i 5 1 ;S ss 1 ji ; 1 i :
BOOK, DRUG ani VARIETY STORE
HAVING recently enlarged our stock wr ora
now prepared. to sell at a Rreat reduction
from former prices. Our stock consists of
nruifs, veiieines. ivrtmnirr, Fancy Sonp
I.eon n, HalTs and Allen' ifair Hef torative!
1 ills. Ointment?, riuster. Liniments. Fain Kill-
lers, Citrate Magnesia, Ess. Jamaica (Jimrcr,
u.c f inviinux tiiracis, essences, Lemon
V' ruPj n,nr i ru p, ispieed Syrup, Rhubarb
Pure Spices, Sc.
Cigars and Tobaccos,
Jtlank Hooks. Deed. Notes and Itonds: Can.
I oat. Commercial and all kinds or Note Paper :
J- luid, Itlnek and Hed Ink; Pocket and Pass
...oo,: ngBMurs, newspapers, Novels, liisto
ries. Iiibles, Heli(fious, Prayer aud Toy Books,
Penknives. Pir..a x- '
Tu-TVaveadd.'.'1 toowrstocka lot of FINE
. 7. . V1"."' wo wouia luvlte the at
tention of the Ladies. .
PHOXOCiltAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
........ v. . . , . ... ...is piace.
J aper and Ci)jar8 sold either wholcal or re
taiLi ,n .cr LEMMON i ML'ItKAY,
July 30, !S6g. Main Street, Ebensburjr.
W. D. 3I'CtKLLAKl. Jons Hassan-
IrCLELLAND & CO.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
Fancy nricl Plain
FURNITURE!
AXD CHAIRS.
We keep constantly on hand in irreat variety a fall
line of elcirant
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS,
NSYLES AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS.
Having the moct skillful workmen In the city, we
are prepared to till all orders for
orncs asd bnsqolb mm !
15 PIECES OR 8CIT9,
Vt 112 I Oi: ?S 33elw
Either Eastern or Western Manufacturers.
Wareroom, No. SI FRANKLIN Street,
KEARLY OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE,
joiistwx, r.4.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.
S-A11 Furniture sent for and delirered In the
city tree of charge. 3-13,"74.-tf.
j Wood, Jlorrcll & Co.,
WASniSQTON;STKEET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale and H'etail Dealtrs in
F0REIG3 AUD DOMESTIC BRY GOODS
MILLIXLIIY GOO US,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS AND SIIOFS.
HATS AND CAPS.
IRON AND NAILS
CARPETS AND OIL TLOTI1S,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
GLASS WARE. YELLOW WARE
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS,
Together with all manner of Western 1'rodure
such a a FLOUR. BACON, FISH. SALT
CARBON OIL. &c, Ac.
tlT" Wholesale and retail orders solicited
aud promptly filled on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms
"WOOD. MORRELL & CO.
to me those jh
let me play."
Well plcu.-ol, the
Wolfjtti;; p,is!,e,i ;ii
Father M-.zart La-i ti;.,-!
the elCn urmist si . u;,r
trod, them as t!i...n'h he h;i
Lave their nian;i',-.u..rit
deej tones woke the s..:il',;.,
oM chureli ! Tlie ..r-m .
uncouth creature, r, arh ,r a
caresses of the nmrM '.!
lae iuoiik, e-.uuir t;
refectory, heard the vu
and f.irk in at .ni-lm,.-
me iirntneriKHfi w
never had he l w;
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freed.
T
itev Ii-;.
oth.-rs cr.rs.--ed then.-,. . ;; ; .
up, summoned uii his , ,.r ...
into the eha;.el. Ti . ;. ;
when they l.A.-d .it. ! .; , ;
tliere was no form ..f :mv.
j though the deej. t. 't.. -ti!!
i in new hariiioiiics. i : , ; ,-.
i thrill with their p.w.-r. -i;
j himself,"' cried th.- j;r: . .
i drawing t-Iosor to . ,f j
! giintr a M.ttre-1 1-k
the darkne.s ,.f 1!.. .
said another. II. .1 v. :.. :, ' ,.
numher moiintol
he stood petrified vl:;.
Ft-xnl the tiny fL';:f t-.;:;j
to pedul, and at tl.e -.i;:;.-keys
ah ive witii ..
handftiLs of th .- w..e
they were vio'.-t-. :, ! :h..S: ::1
the lemn al-.-.:a i .1 : : ;,
nothing, saw n T:.ia' i-i ! -. .
ed liked stars, an 1 hi- w !...;
with impassioiie 1 j..v. I. :
ros.' the haniioiii -s. -rr r .i: .-:'
ing billows, till at Ia.-t t!..
a sunny shore, oa w.i.-;:
then a whispering rh ;!. . f i.il
lingered a m .tnent 1:1 t!:t- :i!r.
tuunucr of a wind har;.. i ul
Origin of Tritiliiir.
LOOK WELL TO VOURUNDERSTANDINGS.
. JOHN D. THOMAS,
Mootand Sllo 3Iaker
'"piIKundersijrne.l respect fully informs hU nu-thatU,fHt0,!,rr8R,ll,he'ubli'f,"-'-al!y
i?r.L'S V rtpareU manufacture IU HITS and
m -It iv '".siae or .juallty, from;the
h '",the TERT BEST MANSER, oil the
short ,t notice, and at a moderate prices as
IiRe work tan be obtained anywhere.
1 hose who have worn Boots and Shoos mad
at my establishment neeil no assurance to
the superior quality of mv work. Others can
easily be convinced of the fact ir they will ol v
SZ Try and be eonvVnt-ed. n'y
IJT- Kcpairintr or Boots and Shoes attended
I ban W Till for past favors I feel confident thi
Um,-nrk an1 Frict wUI commend m to a con
tinuance and Increase of the same.
JOHN D. THOMAS.
EBENSBUREr WOOLEN FACTORY
A S Interested nur-tf.. .. 1
rates for manufacturing Woolen Good 1X2
r mu'.h higher than they rly are wlWm
Til- v . OF ICE-
I'.lankets 1Kn
S.T.-v -ffra:
cardidsnia.:::::
JAMES J. OATMAN, M. D.,
Physician nnd Barge.
Offlp on mh Str.t, noarffoppl?,0 nfal;-.
.taSt -lis8!0 TT'". ."trt!
wnorQ Bigrfct calls should b made. 4-4.-tf.
UTimn
Ik
WM. P. PATTON,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
A I.I. KINDS OF
CABINET FURNITURE
Joiixsroirx, i.
Bureaus,
Bed st ends,
Vftshstatlds1
Sideboards,
f.'hamtiiT Sets,
Varlor Sets,
Warirobcs,
Book C'asi's,
Tans Oliairs,
Wood beat tliairs.
Kitchen Furniture,
Bed Lounges,
Mattresses,
Tele-a-Tetes.
Ex tension Tables,
lliniiiK Tables,
Cupboards.
arc, c, tc, Sc., te.
t.f.ll rt.y.'c
Sc., &c. Sc., Sc., Sc., Sc
ITIRY DESrRIPTim n
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to order in excellent stv e and at Iow
Li?'- Cablno and hairmakers' materials or
f. .iJrino8Tf?rsaIe- furniture dt livenM at any
point ui Johnstown or at lUiilroad Station frei
or extra charu-e. WM V I'attiiv
Johnstown. Oct. 13, lS70.-tf. A1-
pg- O if)
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Like all grand .ii - ..
printing was ex.;. . ii: :-j-car
14-JO, a certain
Lawrence Cost-r li.-d in
fond of taking o!!ta-y -a
and o:ie day fell id! y t.
on a smooth pi..-.- .4 :
several letters so neat's t
home he stamped th.-::
pression was so -. .l ti.:
to thinking of what siu.'i
letters cut in tr i. I
with ink he made !' .- '-. -and
hy dint of m;: !: t
working, lie cam.-, in '.::i
ol whole broad-id.-- . !
ri-ailj- printing. I':,. 1 1
that tliis grand di--very
little good, a- a i
who had wit enough t :
of such a di.-cov.-n , 1
master, taking with hiia
Woodi-n Mocks whirl: i
much ingenuity and p:iti
unlawfully appn pri.i;--grand
discovery. It :'- i
away apprentice va- -I
Uuteliburg ; but the 1 '
there is no proof eft.
however," says a com.:'-first-class
journal.-, ""ti..;
rencc (Custos, of ti.e c:it
himself with stain;. iv.-i
ing. His statue is . 11 V
Haarlem, and his r-j.:.'!.-some
of them, ti"W in
Haarlem. Tiiey ar-1 !
with Imd ink. an I - .- t
from large engnned '
movable typos. They nr
but antiquarians a - '
somewhat -ariier t' :''1 -:l
of (lutetilnTg. who are .-.
dist-ovcrers of print.!.--for
future ages to r-.i;
art of one patient. 1
Paper Voe"
An AMuitiv iron ins
Tention for nuking
from the r "h. liiey ;'ri' '
and may be ued f. r a ni..c;
of purposes: tli.nn when ; ni !
old way. We hae pai1' ;-'
why not paper -irv-
iin.r.
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Ianiel Mclaughlin, auotw
o andI (up-stairs.) .wruar ef Clin-
ooaneoted wtta bis protMloo
cheaper and han-b
minder that the t'liiae-e
en 1 1:1 f cii inir ..nr i,,v
A-i
ot u:
useful instruction iu
paper of a stiitahn
lio.isli, il,l iiiiriii-e
ornamentati.m, f t ! i. i
using wood and luc'.ai-
for the manu'li1 tuiv
wet :liinate will iv' 0 ''
dry, warm South.-; n -''"
reason w hv it s1. ..i: i n '
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