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.J i re-id.-;it.s of tr.c '
.1 Washington down,
and death, will bo of
Jil'.-iiOr!, I wiHlSL'ij 1 1
JT ivf; tne plea.mn- to inform y.m that I asi.ilu
have the uitciicv ihia seafon lJr tliu
1 . ;
V:
hir.gt n. of Virginia, born T.T
iry
it:
ned commandcr-in-
c!.i fti' lie- Continental army in 173; first
in;u:Lr lrit.l, ns President, iti tin: city of
Ni w V-.rk, April CO, lTf); st-corul inajgu
latiou, in 17U3; died December 11, 179'J,
aged I S years.
2. John Adams, of Massachusetts, born
in 1735; inaugurated March 4, 1707; died
July 1, lbja, a .red o years.
iMl si Rsapii MACH1M8
I ever Iriml.t before t!io public.
I THE SUPERIOR.
' lei S'!'KV I'llWn: ha re -'':" 1S
, SI ".1 1'I.K. N( )ISV.Iji-'x lifii lil-K.iin.ln i"W
1 eriiil L;i.-i an, 1 ru-is t.uK. Although otiiy
I throe vcars bfo'o'-.' ()i ill'! I !'" are ovi r TKN"
1 'I UI it' s I) .'tli-t imw in u-i-. iin.l w iiii to tho
s.-. ' i-f.i.-t j. ,n tln-J lmv-u. v. 11. 1, : -.).rc-i.',l I he s":ile
i ol" t )i("o AIn.'Ki'n. liwy'r will tlciiMo thusijit
i ii ;i v i.ri, vi, .11-j -,"1. l ii,' ilKM'Kl; AT1ACI1-
m:;t v. n ni.-. mas no si ti-.hiok,
3. T!,,,!n:w Jcircr.s.,,,, uf Virginia, born in j " "j c wi.;ry J ViiJC
n v':iv. an,l
r.i;vm.ir;Ui m in 1 ?03 ; did v-, Xvw' -.53.
,. , ' !'.'!:'," t ';:.( 1 1 1 r r- :l . , v - ( I ! ; 1 ! I N I ) i i' 1'. ! :i n, I
'-:. ' i 'n. " '.n in : iwLM'V TiIijCS M in n the present
. , j ; !-,,)' ; .s.-cind in- 1 Tui. w.lii : l.iru.'lv fin-r-.-.i.-v! ;: i ly i-n.;t,i.i l..r
i 1 . !.? : : : a,;.. : m:iu, ;i 1 .' i . A 1 ' K i i AT- j
I :.ii.si :i: ;...y l.nif. yon cm Ii ivo a -!:.
;! at "i i :!. iiii.-r.-iit kin.ls wlih-h !:. ( ' imj.., ii v
lu.mul.u-'. U! '. .-' yi u cannot Mil to In; sat ..-lied.
(.r.OKC.i; 11UNTLKV, Ayi-i.t.
I'lirif, Juno JJ, 174. -ti'.
f Vircri'iin, . ,rn in
1 in H17 ; sv".:-l i?.-di.-d
in IsCl, i!L;i-d 72
1 115 : 1 1 rt. i ni! n irm-.i ti-,1 in W-il mr) . .ii i
IsOl ; s,v,nd
July 1, InJ'i,
1. James .x
1731 ; Hixt i : : ;
aiiirurati-in in It IS
5. J-..V-4 Mmvo
1730 ; i.r-t iii.u!!-.:;:-ai:'j'uraii"ii
ii I" '-'I ;
J(.U.
ii. J ,!m 0-i-ny .Ylvt-, .rMa-p.-husc-t:, '
born in 17' '7 ; itri.ee. iratcd in 12 ; dLd in i
7. A..di-eW J.n lv-o.i, f T. 11". -("J1, horn
in 17'i7 ; i:r-t ie.aa-j-i.rate.l in 1 -J ; -o-.a:d
inaet;t;r.u; on iu !':;;!; dd i.i 1 - lo, .;, . 1 7d !
yo.irs.
b. Mu-tin Van Iiareit, o!"j,-v V..vk. b..rn '
in 17v ; i.,:v.:a;atLd in 137 ; diid in 1-02, i
a io I M y, ar-.
'). Wii:itim Honry Il n-.-i -n, of Oidn, 1
boi-n in 17;.'j; inaa-nrat od in 1-11 ; diol in ;
olli.-e, Aj.rii, 1--U, ;tp;d i..s yi-ar.-. j
10. John Tyler, of 'in:i::iti, li.im in 17:)0; j
tlcetcd VK'c-Pio-ideiit, and iiiattirn rated as i
T . . ... .... . ..
l n'. i knt m -'ai,, O.etl in I'-iyJ, it
72year.;.
11. J.imci x. r..;: , ...f '!
170.3; inniiira rated in 1-'.'"
n: 1 51 yi.a;--:.
12. Zacimry Taylor, of I. ,
17," l; iiiie.ir.rate.l i.i 1-1:);
1 30. il;-, d ye:;:-.
is. i r;::.:!.,ic
i'l l-'-1: -h: l-l Vie.-
i:ia.ii:;ra: d a-; iVe.-i.
i;eii:I i'.:,.;-, in 1-5:
c;;cd 71 y :a.-.
11. IVank;;-! 1 i ;;, of X,-v
l"'vn in Wi ; ie.,i.i e.i;ud in 1
l-i'.'i. m;. ! (', yv.us.
1'
y-T T'r- "TfTi "v?; Tr, ?
i:
C2 9-
b.;rn in
Ifi c n oy Saved i3 r. o n oy E a r n e d
'I ho T-iuncI arc :ihetit hit ro-'ni.-in:.' in V'st
f ro i'en.:.- Ivania t !. !'. r 't'-l Until!. II ) ."nriin -(.rain
Sia.irainr rtkI Crmlir t'oiiihinc!,
v ; . !' iia." ;e rie-r l i::a . a! I . ni u.n in i i W . -t-
f"l! S: ,(;: '.V.T.'Vrr. X ! I , i I i ! I-. ; 11 ! ! . i j, I ' I n ,1 ( r '.
A . a Faiiei'.-j. .Ui a ci.i.i.,." Li .-uriia.-se.l. an.l
it i.-tii. only ft-.-1 r.:tt r a n. i ra in! it i n 1 ii" I '. S.
1: i-Mtiiil. , rtitl :u;, i.;i!ijiW . a;i,l uiv. s noi
1" ri-i-t iniir.,1 in !o;!V.nir. m paral inj or lira"! iii
i i'iir u rain.
i ! n-o of ti." i;.i-v'.i!i ?.i;a w;n ::ni,r..v. ti.o
po), , , ; ,-1 ,! y. ,ir;;r:i in. t :,lia iii-u t !, iii iri' 1 e.tn li vo
to no 'oi e.ie..j ..-r iiu-ai'-i : an 1 y ,;
! i.o r jo: t i'o k i e . I ji.t iHT". I v liic liiiiur j,ia,.;u
oi s.'i il ..u aiv Ci:a !:..! t.. .ihiain.
ii !i 1 i I, k a i .lie! I S; ara :..r y,.a can a No clean
V'.,Mi' n ii ras Si-cil, ll.n; favin a. lure unnuaj
;t n.-e tor :.t.i..s sc.-.N.
'J his in.l! '.''i'I;: an entire new 'riiK-(:i!e n.
a,.Kr. to l-'anniii'. .Ui !;., ami does its work lo jilt
it.-; ion.
l'.,;,v;,.--:c;'i xrVA exhib it it durinir 1!ip ?!
; nlun yuawill i-e al.le to ju.i-o i .r vuur.-ci
T -1 k , i r .--i;i''. ; .
,:e I m 1. i., -j,,, ).,,., u.-.j v.n -,-a it wcik.
l-'or i'llo'.-n a ' !!'. ai'.ilrvtj
!.-'"n,
' t , Jierr: io.
i in v .ilico in
McVI.IXTOVjZ ( CO.,
.3-.i:ilIc, !:,.
r f.vo l." ,(..,! Airvjiii.? winitp:! l:i everv count v.
HI
t.r x
at tin t,
, -!.:. ! .L
V
1,
rn
-I J. J- k. 'u .
L. M'Clellasi) Jons IIamnaK
M'CLELLAND k CO.,
llanuracturerH of and Dealer In
Fancy sirul I7lrtii
FURNITURE!
AVe keci conLantlv on tin ml in threat variety a Tall
uiiu ui circuit
PA11L0R AND CHAMBER SUITS,
NSY LES AMD AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS.
Having tlic most fkillfnl workmen in tlie city, we
arc i rv'i'arcd to lill all orders lor
OFFICE A!iD F3S5TO !
in rm-E3 on suits,
-A.t miCES TJoIoav
Liilier Kjftc-rn or Western Manufacturers.
Warcroom, Xo. 81 FU AN KLIN Street,
XEAKLY Oi'l'OSlTK rOST-OFFlCK,
J O II '&' AVN, VA.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.
ii-All Fnrnii urc scut .'"or and delivered in tho
city 11-v.e ol 'cliarjre. a-li,"71.-tr.
WASH I N (i T 0 N t ST ItEET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale and ll-'cil Dealers in
mm m mm m m
iiiii.i.ii:i.T ;)ii).s,
IIARDWAIir,
QUKI-.N:SVARn.
BCO'IS AND SHOTS.
IIATS'ANI) CATS.
IRON AND NAILf
CARI'IiTS AND OIL CLOTHS,
i;i:ai)Y-mai)K ct.tiung
(JLASS WAKK. VKIJ.OiV V.Ki:.
"A" Oi 1) K.N AND WILLOW WAKE.
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS,
. .1 .. -.1. ll . .',-
j oiic.-ii.er wmi an mani;croi v ostein Inn nice
A (Jenernl Avoryioii.
Uiifovtiinately, Atneiieans arc annually
)v'(!j!iiuo; riuiro and more averse to manual
hiK.r, and foolishly educate their b.ys for
the professions, wiii.-h are already overstock
ed, or for tin; mercantile business, in which
statistics show that ninety-five in a hundred
fail of success. To get a iiiing by one's
wits, t'H'ii at the cost of independence and
self-respect, and a f-arfal wear and tear of
conscience, is the ambition of a large pro
portion of oar yniiii men. The result is
that the mechanical profes-ion are becoming
a monopoly of foreigners, and the owner
ship of the finest farms, even in New Kng
i.tnd is passing from Americans to Irishmen
and Germans. Fifty yours ago a father was
n t ashamed to put his children to the plow
or to a mechanical trad.: ; but now they are
"too fex-ble"' for bodily labor ; one has a
pair, in his side, another a slight cough,
another "a very delicate constitution,"
anotlier is nervous; and so the poor victims
NEW STORE illUDlXr,, 113 4 115 ! CLINTON ST11EEF, JOHNSTOWN, FA.
1 :
1 1 15 ! II
.L Us
New Embroideries
wmticootist
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
LstKt Styles Ladies' and Children's
Hats and Bonnets
TIUMMED AND UXTUIMMED.
Ribbons and Flowers,
A most comnlete variety, lust opened.
of mida.ken judgment are sent to the city, to .
stand behind a counter, or wear away life in Rlffl TIMlfflELT.lS WA PAH ASflT,S
I
All ths hr Cccds cf t:s
ENGLISH BRUSSELS
TA. Ci-Tiato...
ytm Like all other bir-K ,,i
S A i lik.-d very ma'.h t i i
B S i When vi-itr r.rr:-. -.
Z. 1 ! Icre!i, eii-.nbe 1 up a ,
iV iV the table. Then U -..i..
j stranger, looked at hi:,, i:,;i
"ii i.,;i
j - ' i i l a-
j wanted to be scratch--1
I was generai.y crWll.. j v -.
i than Cockat.Mj, and v- . '
Stair and Hall Brussels Carpet, i head, lookimr a -ai , ,7-:
Thrcc-Plv (URPETJxrict::
done so once or tw ie.; v. i;:,
denly strctchol it-. !! t,j lt
a Liw ofli-je. It seems never to occur to their
of all sizes. Ftclr-s and qmilit ie?. nt unusually
low prices. A lull stock of
a
th of
hi i k liKi ;siin v ah k -v x' wuk: ucn .as jjauon, fish, salt
J-(-rvJi.V xijliwuuvI r UUlill 1 UJ.UAi.iJ i tJAl. ll
e.i 6, Is, 1 j I I A INCi i( eei-.tly e:i!:;r;,'.-l our -toe!c W( are
I i now ore oar. vl t. sell at a i.-i-.-ict n-dsu-tion
I Iroiii l.-o-iii.-i- ( iM-es. i).,:- stuck -or..-its of
II ii-i-, ;r' i'"-''. M.-.;i, I'lo-romei---. nmev siniw.
. '.. ' ' i eon's, I ! :i u a-.d .Ml-n'- Hair llojtorat ivc-5,
'J.J ; uied in : lViN.Oiiouietit, riastr-r-. I ..iniiai-nt s. I 'a in Kiii
S - t itrnte Ma-rn. ia, 1',:. .laina.iea fiimrer,
I'l.l'C 1 "i.i ( I li . I r I'vtl.lcU l'-;r..i ...tr I ...T.....
1G. Jiiiins 15v:c'.ai!an, v f I :;n-yl aiii.v, nip. S...t hoi Syrup. Spiced s-yrup, Uhubat-b,
1, i. : i ! TurcSpieos,:..-.
,B,"".i i .. i , in. -1 . ui aie a in ; oie l ill j
1,-N, iVS-
i:
years'.
Id. Abraham Line. hi, of Lbti..i.-, Lrn in
-.:; .'".: : :gi eitel in l-i;i ; see oi l in
annration in I-mC; a.-s-xssi:iatcd April 11,
l-i'-y, :'-.-; i oil years.
L'evv Jouiison. of T.. nnes -ic. !..vn
'!-'. d Vic.-ri-esi !e:it anj i.niui'ii-
r.t i:i Ainil, I -CI.
l'!y-s- s S. ."rtnt, of L imns, b..r'i in
1--22 ; fir-t i.a.a-erare 1 in ls(i; , s-Co.,a.l in.
:::oV,:r;i-' -i h Is?.! f.-rai cxniivs -l:h .f
1 r77.
da -IV
Cigars and Tobaccos.
Ular-k is. ...it, rit-r-ds. X'-re( and P.omN; Cap,
I'.'st, Ci.tunii i-cial and all kinds r,r .Vote I'apt-r
I.rivcic'pv Pen, Pcm-ils, Armdd's Wi-itinir
rnii.l. r.la.!: and l.'.-d li;, Pock.-t and 1'as
j!' Ut-'iizii.es, Ncsp.,j.orP xvcn. lli-i.o-V-,:,-s,!;,,UM.:!;s,
1-r.ocr and Toy Hooks.
l'e'.iktii'-i-s. p.p-s. c.
T,:.,V:,-V',''v':,v,';i !'i' J to,1"i-st .ck a lot or FIXE
!-.!.!;, to w hi. -h we would invite the at-
t'-P t . !! fit t lie I.adlc-i.
l iioKMikAPli AIo;:'M.s at lower prices
t-i-ni cvrr oKcrc-1 in t'nis place.
l'aiar.uid Cigars s.,: 1 nher wlioU.cat or re
tail. i.Dl.V'.'.S- - MlMMtW.
July P,0. J-rs. Main Strc.-t. Ekf-nsLurar.
Tondoney to Sd
tt r r.o
nvc 'en
V"e r."". 1 t'.".t d iri-v: th.? past v
le-s t.ian lour siieid-s n ,-vv
Cominitt d i:-. P. iris.
educate .n, cuU
log se-eius to i.u-.iL this straniro mani.i for
Manhood: Ilnv Los!, Iyv lUslyrcd!
.In
V'.s C Dr. I tij v r.v
:..: a t!' ; :
Seir.inal Wcaki
i m. v. .::. v,
.!) ! Sri:-;
Iiooiiintaiy
ii till. I Pin".-;
A-e, c in.liti ,n in life.
licln- ..r povc-vty, noth-
n. 1 ho .aab-eet has wiriin
ijei-l the thoughts of the read in- ti ' 1
relf ,h -:r.:c
I'lV!
;.r.d m denonneing suicide and in cal
cowardice ad classes are agreed. Kvcn the
K-tdic-iK with all their strange ideas about
the end of man and civil burials, are ortho
dox upon ihc
of them v. id
i. a jv.v edition of
JI" (c!t'!irnh'il
'.:(( Without
m i i l: ino: a or
ininal l,.s( .
.1 In...,..A..
i.i ;.i.-. C v.'.-.SL
Tu.N. t-.iMLi.rsv and lr::s i:v:io-!d t v e.-!f.-rdul-rencc
or sexn;-! f rtramu-iin'-e: I'.ios, ."-i.-.
V. 9-I'rivj i.i .a-ao-.l ci'.w l .p", .nl v'rix cor t
'l'lie celebrate. i a.i-.l....r, in !.!. a.l'n-dr.i'dc Kisav
clearly .leiii..n.--lratc s from a ti.irtv vcu-- sU,-.(.,..".-'
sella . a - uia y ... ro! il-l
e;ll.
a' ;-,'! cd' s,:iei 1,. ; ail 11011J
loot that 11 e-; ierre at-
o- own liic. Vh.-;i f mild
id- j.:w ho. t re 1 and ,is
h.aoy o..;-.;;;j- av.av, it was
i'l:--( eio n.-es ol
v cer-'.i iv it heio a..
.j , ".unci' c- u.v- oi lno raal in -d u-ine or t he tail i
t ".! ij-c iii'le; poinuna: out a ,ije ,-uio at
' I oiKi- s-uaple. c.-rlatti :.nd eilcc! ua I. hv in. aiu ,.i
nig it ! --v.-ry s.iii.-rer. i;.. nmti.-r what hi-condition
... , .ii.i j euro iiiuiieii ciicapr.-, privatelv :uid
.-Xliii. lecture should ho in Pao hands orevtry
youili and every man in tli land.
S.-n! under t-cal. in a plain c-nvelopo, to any nd-orc--.
;..,'-(,((,u'. ,, rei-eij.i .. fjx c, n!s, ertv.'o
I.. .st s-ic.ips. .4 !-:., I. slLLSiiKH S KIj-Vi k
U l'OIt IMT.ES. S-nd tercirtulur.
A-l':ViS the i'ui'!i-!i
'Has. .i. c. in.r;r ro
1-2, rre.vcry, .N. v, Vi.rk; i'...-n'.ict- Hoa 1" -,C.
i .
, I
r
i j
a
n.'iiiy
a;:o;'t t;
t:
1'
-. v .:
i-r-.' di i
ee.l V. i itlcn to prove I
"t lire a buiiet into i
t'..0 teVoL.tiell. h.AV- !
ever, they v.ei-e - ! .-t ad senipohms about !
oi. i de, and i. -si I, s ii ,:.e-:iieire a namb. r;
of prominent m.-n mavie the auemot with'
ii, on o. ic. -..-(ss. Ie.:t never was t'o: 1
'-n. ie so ( ,n:!i ,;i a- it i . ( ,- v
f .v-et.ce to too general ::.;i:lr.i n i., evident
toat s,. ,,,.!! sl.e;i,l ,1 ,.
lBger Sewing MacMno
ON OIL, &c., Ac,
Wholesale and retail orders Kolicited
ami promptly fdled ou the shortest notice and
mos.t rcasonalde tornrs
WOOD. WORRELL & CO.
tf3
1 w
IlCALEIt IS-
DEY GG0DS,
MOTIOMS, GROCERIES,
HARDVARE, QUEENSWARE,
m:m, boots, siiohs,
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES GENER
ALLY KEPT IN A COUNTRY STORE.
WOOL AND COUNTUY PKODUCE
TAKI.N IS tXCllANOK 0R GOODS.
Store on South Side of Main Street,
r o tt tk r n m r. rr
iHiii VT 0 I H
iUliliOlUHiU
tFQRIUM.
WfJl. P. PATTON,
Manul'aetnrcr and Doak-r In
AI,r. K1NOS OF
CABINET FUHNITURE
TUV'l N-
t'l
Anil Whore to Cuy it.
P oplo
mo tnat you
Sec here. n-i'.'liW.r " ..ii
,.. . . , . me beKin';; maeli'ii.
m ". h a ,n :
::n oo I-:.n.srni: Yi-: w-i'li i,ipns.n i
,v- '- --er.-ewin:r .,Ia
i:
md in j c '. ,.
I l
V U ',
"'.t what . mves' m en
th:
vv,
i!.:eu,t to sav. It
vas h-.-s Vc
liot iHe-ause
.1
v.-A to l
The ;.,-
It
that svtu.-thing is i: i
R 1 ear- evident t! at if suieid.
piei,t in other lia.-s, that va
it vutsp,,..:,,..!, i,,,t ive;,,, (he m ,ral and
sociai c-nidiii.-n-cd'life v.vie diicercnt. Then
t:.e b" !yofa -d, i,b W:n cxno-ed to the
w invito! to in-ult it,
v. itli their maledictions
s I lie rn nm ,,i
1. .inst ,J..vvii l,,.i-p. fvv-o f..s-
re, N the place, and mr w.-rd' for 'it
-ii . -d with your pu'r.-ii.io it v.iu
ol tee,.- inach-.e.-. ! f;,.,,v
l c! i s. t;a :, n, -v , n i, i ,,n ... . .
, ' ' ' -; '"'o-pcnsai.n; maetninv. rp,"i the
'iif'si liitl," Pies, valnah!... nM are ai-o.. ,.
... , ...... .."vv veil
I ie. .- o, t .e l r v an, .ii . i . .!, ; -e.. ,..!.... i
yen .:. .. . er n- '. Tu-v a:- . V,ccp thread
to-;.-:.-' d a-! theother para Vhre,,-, !i.i ,,r a r!
.i' l.i.'el.m.'. and arealifll times pr.-pared to at
an. .- .-.a.-r. ,-y rnaoner. and at v.tv
r.l : ' : I '. e'r r .1... .... t , . , - - " 1 L'-
- ,'.',,--.' "'- 1' Illa-I,
'loor.- c...-. .: .ahm s storp, Klcaslmrir
Purrn in,
l!edst.-rv,!j.
Wh -htand'',
Sidel.rianls,
-itaui i.er Sets,
I'arlor Sets,
Wni-.li-..Les,
Hook -'a"C ri,
jinin;'i.,
fane rhaii-s.
V"o(. Scat ( linii-c:,
Ki I .-lien I 'u r;i j ii ,
Iloil I., in lf,.s.
Ma Ml i..,.-;..
Tit.--.l-Tei--,
I. t fl 1-K .11 'laldef,
1 Oiniivr T tides.
' iiphonrds
foolish parents that moderate manual labor
in the pure and bracing air of the country
is just what these puny, wap-wai.-tcd lads J I T Gr Ii O "V 13 ,
need, and th.at to send them to the crowded j nil colora and cizc?, ns low ns 7S cts. per pair.
ami unhealtny city is to send them to their
graves. Let them follow the plow, swing
the sledge, or shove the foreplane, and their
pinched chests will lie expanded, their sunk
en checks plumped out, and their lungs,
now "cabined, cribV'd, and confined," will
have room to play. Their nerves will be
invigorated with their muscles; and when
they shall have east o.T their jackets, instead
of being thin, pale, vapid coxcombs, they
shall have spread out to the size and eonfigu
i.iti.i f men. -V lawyer's office, a counting
room, or a grocery is about the last place to
which a sickly youth should I.e sent. The
rviin of liea 1th is as sure there as in the
mines ol England.
The Oldest Volcr in America.
The following extraordinary statement is
given in the Inoomington, Ind., correspon
dent of the Louisville Courier-Journal,
where it appears just as here printed :
"Hiving noticed in several journals arti
cles elaiuiing for their various localities the
Imnor of havi.og in their midst the oldest
voter, I concluded to put in the claims of
Monroe county, Indiana. Living near
F.hiomitigtou is our venerable old friend,
H ihiain R.)s.s; vvho, according to his own
account and family record, was Iurn at
Guilford Court House, North Carolina, May
17, 175!), consequently lie is one hundred
and fifteen (115) years old the 17th of last
May. Father Ross is in splendid health,
vi.d:.- IJlooniingtou frequently during the
pleasant weather of summer, kills squirrels
with his ride, chops wood, works his own
garden, and occasionally follows the plow,
and says he feels just us young a-s he did
a half century ago. Father Ross says he
was not in the Revolution war, but was an
eye witness of the battle of Guilford Court
House, North Carolina, and makes no
claim to having been a member of the
military family t,f General Wa.-oiiigton, or
of even hav ing e ver seen tho General. I la
has voted for ninety-four years, but does
not remember how many votes he has cast
within that time, but must have been well
on two hundred times-, a,l i,;ls invariably
voted tho regular old Democratic ticket,
and never has failed to pay his t ikes. He
is certainly tho oldest ,mu, j tic (jnitfj,
States, if not in the World, and his loie'cvitv
is, we think, something surpriirit.
Ilixir Ilsincl Glov
FOR GAltl.EX WEAR.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
NAINSOOK AND JACONET MCSI.IN,
SWISS AND OKtiAMllK JtlSLINS,
WHITE AND COI.OEKD I. K.'S,
Lavrns, Ilnniliiir? Kdirinirs, TowcM, A;C.
PKKC.VI.KS, for Summer Suits, rerj cheap.
The Celebrated "RIVERSIDE" HAT
IN WniTE ASII BLACK PTItAW.
Mourning lionnets, ITtitaanil Veils
ALWAYS I STOCK, AT
Geis, Foster & duinn's,
Xos. 113 and 115 Clinton St., Johnstown.
EXTRA SUPER CARPET.
i
VENETIAN and GIRTHING CARPET. ! ilU T. .f':u!" r-h-
me ie-ar vvineti i
Ingrain Vftrjut, till wool.
COTTAGE fAlil'ET FH0.1I S CENTS UP.
Mattings and Door Rugs. nd c.ck at' knew th-- p..-'.
Floor Oil riotus- 4-4, 5-1. R-4, nn.l 8-4 wide; Stair ' he I'r' r;t'-"'l by every ,r- .,, .
till 'iolh? .arid Tut. ie Oil l.'lm lis ; Vindov hi'n I ivin" in r',. 1
S)e..l.. ,.r .,..i,...o ... c,,o ..e.....O... !.. i.ll.! in t.i, suae h...
......u.-u u, IU CHI. ' . VI J ll"UJ . , ,
one viay vilLcrci IllV r :i;. ;1-
vs VV,,! .lKr ....
i on cverv one vvho di 1 . -:
ice. I had a fii :. l
: Kurd, who was h- rri'. ' . .-.
SPRING 'AX I SUM M KR'
write something, sat 1 n
lK-Ibre my wi idti' :.d.'.e.
merit in his writing, j,.
IIOl llO.iet; wnat oc- ir;e.l j
twThp attention of tin; Ladies is invited to j
our He-tail .Millinery I epa rt men t . Havim? en- :
fraired a lirst-elass Milliner liniii tin- Kast and !
l.eiint constantly in receipt of the latest an.l !
handsomest styles, we are prepared tosaiit ul) ,
tastes and meet all pecuniary circumstances, j
NEW DRESS GOODS!
OF FIXES T Q UA L, I Tl j
Country merchants will find it to their IV- :
TKKKKi to call and examine our stock. VVr
can till their orders in Iry floods, Notions and
Millinery at tho same prices tliev would have
to pay in the east, and thus save freight and
traveling expenses. ,
atoo had probably wa:e!i. ; . ...
of its victim, f.,r it ! !t it- p..,..'
the arm-chair from be! ii. l. w... .
port.inity for its int.;., 1, ,1 .. ; .
my friend again kan -i
thoughts, Cockatoo s..d '.N ..
car. My friend j tn.p.-1
ami wanted to kill tie; l irl.
ever, saved by my i.e. w i...
- I: t
sjot on hearirur the t: 1-c
iKib'Hly to torment, it am
WHOLESALE R0CWIS. SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS. t droll antic-. l',,r a
Geis, Foster & Quinn's. i "headT'or
J :
Nns. 113 and 11a Clinton ?t., Johnstown.
into the middle , ,f tie:-
N III PRICES i EoA;l;'H;D IWINrMiVE llkll : S
I used to call its
i .
Fowl Syt:ipatl:y.
Th.
re is at, auih,
ot swallovv.-
c, Ace., vVr., At., .ve., &c, &c, vte., A.e., ic, vie.
EVKi'.V JitSClUITIll OF
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to order in excellent sd e and at low
prices, fa!. met and hail-makers' materials of
all mil. is t,.r sale. 1 m iiituiv d.-liveicd at anv
6rextVaH,ar:Wn0l'!lt ?VJ '.!:.?. I reus in a living tomb
Jolmstuvvu, Oct. 13, lS70.-tf "
.. Tati:. t i-e
tl
street, two
1-J -'l.-tf.J
1 , 1,1 UlC Jli"'iT-'c may check j John Fltzl .arris. - Pror-.iPtnr
ncniynvday; but any human penalties cx- I F-WINO leas, d and rhurL-?
c uta oe -'..or d.at'i cannot lane a cert ,in ' Kl:"w" P'Tular hotel, tl. ,,, ,!
. licet. It is now iW,',l p ... p ' - :!' vl ? p'":1-y ;.r-l'-.c-d .o aeeom.no.Lu.
suicide i.,s iiccti r.: t l; r iT oiH ?
.(usii cili.li ..... . , - . . ' " on in.: C-.1.HC-C-J.C I n
v . i . . :'.. e.,n
OH'I ,"- tl 1,,.,' i;-J viol
' j
ivivcii ui"ii toe
v.i s.i:
it
1
1 nr. rs.
t ;t ! , 1.. w-, 1 1 l ... ,i .i ... .
ll .11 v. il, 'O IV
.-.ivi.ies are clue; to tin inordinate vanitv, 1 ;.!dc ;.: 'iv V'V ''i'.'",''t l-,''',,,irr t-'"e.,ts e,.in'foi-t--
thought that some;!,;,,., may be done ,',', ,' ' V ,' j . '''''1 : ' . !;' !'i' '-''d " ra ',
rt 'V,-,y -uieido t!:- pa i i: v o l'. ..'i'. I ' I d "A v. .I? ':V' -tu';lv '"-t-' - in his
"'y :;-k- -':iort i- n,w i.e-p , v t , -'-i-L--,J-:,t'l
.t the Jounv.ls to ignore ev.,:y ,n-e'oVVui- J.S JiV'XV IIOUSl:,
de, and lieu-!- to mention the , .i stwt, tiilforl. ia. "
..,!.,.., .-.1,1 vt,.. . . Wl,en . Ties wi-ilknown H..u.-e has re,.,, t.-i
1 ' V lie - , r ., . i ... i - - - ... ...... ie.ic.
,.; . . .' '- " "" oav ,,1'j: ia.
, , ,i,-e ea ,;,mi- a li
' -.l .CO.- i I,
.
ci. Ie i ... I ......
w , v : ii ,,n -.
u can oc avoeie I. joral nnhi beS nn. ,
tagtous, atid m (ussmmla; n
"t IS pj'et.y cf I'!
in. y dnuini.-hc 1.
tie c-pidcinic
Live Idl.p Lovers.
Iin-ied people .should tre-.t each other
lik, lovers all thi ir lives then thoy would
bo happy. Rh keri::g an I qtiaireiiti'g would
soon break di" love aLliirs ; consequently
lovers mJ.dgv! in such only to a very limited
- - ( nr. jjut some pe.iplo
iiola vv..en they J
third:
11 "Jil ma so no ddlcrcnce.
ma n v years'
-cla.-.s le.iel, m.-pect-
l!iC oniilie
SrTC-'L ATTENTION Td TRANSIENT LOARDERS.
i .cil.-
iic pati'ni.a
of
i ','.'," '"-niadv; hy winch feucst.'
l wall men! at au v hen--
-
"ii ' ..,,
si.vj in: : vv : i, i-f !i hkkk
ii'-n and women
avo once tf.-,t marri.-.l i
IU1X 11 y,,
WOOLEN FACTOHY'
M'vv- i "I'lo iucc l nev-
"".v i into our
red to
. ' V . . , .
ri.is, ; ,.nk ts riavvi-r si r ,,
S I-.H Kf.N,; V.UtNs" ic."..: f tt,1l-es
r 4-k.r.. ...... 1. - . , . i!i:piiuiacu on mirt iw.t . t . , , i
lu-' u'- )Jtas tliey !:eas(, and i NKIS. i;i,Ki;is V vvr1,1
1 J'.oy inake a
oc worked on share. M n-k.-t i.nc.. . 5
d . , , .w, iuu.c r.ii.'n.- i r.'. 1 ct. zl. 1-72 -tl'
evntod and men mm-e fimd a IVo, "" U"
great mistake. t caus. n ,i;,t: ! tt,,u( ' ., 1 "u ' aroods or
m t.ie world.
ol.
: r . t
tney i.ave the ;.l,vltcst idea of bcin- hap- !
I'V as wives and h ts'. lMds. t ;; illK;n.7.:.r;t !
wid ",-.rC,V-. 'f'''V a man i
of hreatl
and
on
snii!
iM-r suitor, now can
pect to be happy I
( OLLIXS, JOHXSTON & CO.,
3
mm2 y.'CJW.
W 1 .. li .a ... . .. T . . ... : M I r r ,
. I ' "vcr think , ' 'i LV . n""ey on doposit. discount
liar, a h:r-, i.i- . iff and collect ii.it.... ., .
- .. v.,,,-., ((J m.s fiiveot heart 'iii-iii. uso-oiv .i.e.V. i. T w an me
mniiv a wife win ,. , , "', s, ,,V ,. y .hH,! '''ms.
i,w ;,.., mul b.h'o.sc : ,-ti't"'"ti- JA.-. H.AUM, Cashier.
her husbands r-t ,,r , . , . . .TTT', "
as and we, :!, of cheer i " ; " V J , ' -s M. 1).,
HGLID&YS m OVER I
AS VVU ALL KXOW, lil'T THE
-gJa lD
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Aro not over, hut ralhcr under, thosu of any other
dealer in
Dit GggIs, Dress Gcoas, Hats ani Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Motions,
GuOtEKIEES, FLOfii, FEED, fiUAIX, AG.,
In tills " lt ' Tiniboie'
5-A eoniplcio and dopant assortments of new
H..d.s now m store uiil pvsit ivcly ho iold at the
eldest m:ir-ou. Country produce at t ho. hiuh. sr,
liiaik.-t pnecs taken in excliaiec r..r KuvtU l ull
Hiei'a'"' ", fruttr:i"tt',-a to :U1 ''avers. S.oro on
lliKli sH-ci-t, near Centre street.
F.bensliur?, Jan. It',. lST4.-tf,
E. J. MILLS.
ess Pi
"tr SS 0
so- eh 2
1
-tory of a large (lock
iat rcveliirt'd a vvrmer ,,,i,,
mitt- d on two oi' tiieir nuiiil.er. .A pair of
wi. u- had diiven cut tii,.-,. nv,, SM allows
IVen. a H.-t,uil I:, .!!!'. dp,,:,,-Ni,,. T10
iiij'ired ones twittered their com plain ts to
associates, anl after a short conference the
whole company .n to take tin mud In
their bills from the street and continued to
work until they had plastered up the en
trance to the nest, and buried the iruiltv
.This cnrioiK inpL
oent snowed a power of talking in swallow-
language ajid a power of sympathy
and of planning to work together.
A ease of sympathy without the talking
and planning happened recently in Newton
Mass. Some pet hens and pigeons are fed
together daily, and have become good friends
and well ac.uainted. One day a cat spran
from a Mace of ambush on the piacons, and
.seized one m its claws. The pigeon strug
gled hard to escape, and dapped its wings fn
terror, but in vain. Its doom was sure if
utd.clpcd. Help came from an unexpected
source. The hens looked on in surprise at
the suddenness of the attack, but at length,
as if comprehending the situation, Iwo
roosters and three or four hens rushed at the
eat, and by vigorous pecking compelled it to
give up the prey and tike to its hecLs in solf
defense. IJefore a spectator, who saw the
whole scene could roach the spot, the pigeon
was free and had Gown to his house.
-V C. V I M
EBEHSBURG WOOLEN FACTORY !
it neeeisa vf f?,r,.h"" Vvr r, itiy are we deei,
p'-Oj
Siirsrooii.
, . , f-m.-NSucia.. Pa.
on i( ,j. -.i-.,.. pop,-jv ,ln;, ,)..,, 0 .... .
Itisl'ii-nc!; in Town II iM .... . .
'''' -ar.s sbo.iia '-e ifflfe ;i 1 ;;, '
Offie
Hold.
our
VV.C.
lt nccpsvarv' (r "'J' are we deem
- the infortiTf.r.or'i n,l for
tutlowing- . fuunv lo pubusti tho
list 'cf rnrcns.
" ok" r'oVsr? C0 rPr rair.
o0 and 35 cts. jwr yard.
'j 5 cts- l'er yard.
Carding ttn.l Spinning....::;.:;.-
riankets...
Flannels....
C'assimoros.
Satiuetts...
Cardiru
7 "
A nut dropped by a squirrel fell througn
the opening in the middle of an old mill
stone which lay upon the ground, and, Kin"
thus protected, grew into a thriving sapling
that shot up through the opening. In a few
years it had inercasod so that it filled the
space and was firmly wedged to the sides of
the heavy stone. Still it grew, and in a
few years more, little by little, it lifted the
entire weight clear from the earth, so fhat a
man coId sit Kneath it. All was done
ly atom after atom, borne hy the sap to the
growing trunk. Think of this, my little
man, puzzling over "long division" in arith
niet.c; little by little of thinking and work
ing wnl take you through fractions, rule of
three, and those terrible problems at the end
of the book, by-and-by ; but lie sure that
little by little is not neglected. And you.
Lard-working lad on the farm, or in the
shops look at Franklin, Watts, Morse, Field,
and thousands more who have lifted the
weight of circumstances that wonld hold
them down like millstones, and who have by
tacir steady perseverance risen above their
je iows, easily bearing their burdens, and
.keep pegging away."
to
CASH BUYERS
AT TIIF.
EtalM HGHse-FurnisMns STORE, i
r'III-. understand! respectfully informs the
1 citizens oti;iierisluirir and the public yener
nlly that he has made a C It EAT KKI L'cT l X
IN PRICKS TO CASH IiU VKKS on all yoods in
iiis line, consisting of
MOWING and HEAPING MACHINES
AND OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS ;
COOKING, miTM AM) IIEATIM STOVES
of the mobt popular destans and of all styles,
price.- and qualities :
iwiUM cr etst wxmm
of 111 j-own manufacture;
HARDWARE, ALL KiWD;!
such as Locks. Screws, Ihift Him.'C, Shutter
Hintres, Tal-lc Ifintres. ISolts. Iron and Nails,
Window ( ; hiss. Putty. Tat. !e Knives and Forks,
c'arvimr Knives and Porks. Pocket Knives, Ta
Ideand Tea Spoons, Meat Cutters, Apple 1'iircrs.
Scissors, Shears. Itiinrs mul Strops, Hammers,
aie.". nai( nets. i;orinr .Maelimes.A nirurs. his- )
.scis, i-ianes, c, ompasses, S'iiar-s, PiU-s, liasps.
Anvils, Vises, Wrenches, Kip. Panel mid Cross
cut Saws. Chains of all kinds. Shovels. Spades.
Scythes and Snaths, liakes. pork--. Sieiuh-Hells,
Shea. Lasts. Pes. Wax, Bristle, Cloth.es Wash
ers and Wrinirei s. Patent hums nndl Pnt ht
Machines reneratly, Crind-Stones, Patent Mn.
'lasses toitesnnd Measures, Linnt.er Sticks. aisf
Steel Pities, shot C. uns, Itevolvers, l'itols.t( 'llr.
trides. Powder, Clips, Lead. Horse Sh.x s" and
Xails. ld Stove Plates, Crates Hnd Fire Pricks,
W oil and Cistern Pumps, &e.. Arc.;
Harness and Saddlery Waro
of nil kind, in lrroat varied v;
WOOD and VILLOVV WARE
l.eyond desci iption ;
CAliltOX nil.atul HIIj LAJirS,
Fi!i Oil. Lard f lil, I.itis,.f,i T.u tiriea t i n"-Oil,
K . sin, Tar. I'aints, Varnishes, Turpentine. Al
cohol. ,v.c. ; Silver-Plated Ware, ! I ass vv a re, Ac
Is 1.111 il.y Pcorios,
iucli us Te as, C.itreo, Sil'rars. Syrups Molasses,
j , caene--. I'l i.-d .vppi.-s, llominy,
l-ish. ( nickel s, l.'iev, Peui l Pai l. ,. A,-.
j ri '!; if' :nl Cio.-u-s.
j Paint, Varnish. White-wtiKh. S.-t ul.. uTTrs,., Shoe
! . !u'' l"iJl.iuu', Clothi-s and Tooth llriishes, a 1 1
.x..e.c u.e. i.i-u-eoi 'is. .Manilla Itopi-s, and
many other articles, nt tho Unrest rat ex for cash
HOUSE SOtTYIO
made, painted and pot up as cheap as possible,
not cash. A liberal discount made to
country dealers buyintr Tinwm-o hv wholesale
Ebcnsbiirs, July , IST3.-tf.
FRANK W. HAY
IMiiiniiiiotiii-ci,
VHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
tiut in a cin-ie m j
iat it was iuipos.p,;.
1 laughing. C'oe-kat . vva-
and did a great deal of !
j ncr. It t-K-k bit- .ut !
; and bit holes in the ;, ;
I troubles , me pet, on tt,..- v,
j aflbrdoi endlc.-s amas. :ic :
way, a pcriee t elnwii.
-OK
AND-
SIicct-IroH WARES,
EXT D0011 TO TOST-OFFICE.
Cookinqr Stoves,
IIeatinr Stoves.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
pvtitted up and commodious building on Hi-h
street, two doors east of the Hank and ne-Vrlv
opposite. the Mountain House?, tho suhs?TU,er js
better prepared than ever to manufac-ti re nil
w a'.' 'p V1 tho TIN.COPI'EU and SIIF.ET
Vv A lt E line, all of which will l.e furnish Jclt
buyers at tho very lowest living pi iee-s
1 he subscriber also proposes to keep a full
and varied assortment of 4
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved desiirr.a.
' "na ""' 'UNT, made to order
AXI) DEALER IN
I Oiil
vt f V Xs
A Pcenliar Tid,.
The Fi.-h of Tar-: ::- .-.
peculiar of Chin--c !r -' - .
S!na!l in size, a j,a' - .
frst sight having !!::! - .-.
teution. A- soon . ...
excited, however, the ;. - .
and licliy strai :!.!-:: ..; : 1
purle hue tinted -'.. .
tbrk-shajx-i tail --j-r-'-t 1- : : :.
an 1 the stripes i;p.,:! :' v .
Come yellow, r.-,l a::l ; 1
ino; in color. Ti e - a . . -(ipnlcsceiit,
and n-tl-. : C. ..
greatest l.riliiai.ey . vvhll- : . .
lumifated with a bl:.i-:.- -
liabits of the ar:i:n::l ;.: ..- 11
ance. The male, t.:k-
1 and build the n- -r.
1 clot of f .am l! .a:i:,j
made by the tl.-h 1 i
I alternately elisor' i:;
- t
a little clnsler of ii
2"zZ X
tenth:
: f an
! lemale then d
once.-ci.cd upon la
AND-
ann wnrriinttHl perfect in mam. f,,
terlal. KEPAlltINO promotlv , tt .T,,L7i
.. V1.,w!'rk "oue by ne will bo done riirht nd
on ralr terms, and all STOVES and WA 1 JF sed.l
by me can be depended upon as to ooalit n
cannot bo undersold in price. A con inuanee
and .norensc of ,w,ti-onaK.. in respwtlulVv "oi?ei!
ti!oi1rti! b Wa'ltil l rt 'r
Kbensbrg, Oct. 1.3, Ts-t f .E LCIXCEll.
Loretto Marble Works.
PRICES REDiir.rni
aNI"ndrApLVor"T0 ItCKEATT
tention of t
Monuments
Italian and
be promotlv -.ttnA.:A Zli:"a " will
, them in his m ,uth 1
i watches their im-id a:: .
j and dle-ti iiiatiug tl.t :n
1 ,.;,. .1 .1 .. ..
, v ii. 1 . 1 1 , - ,i , i,a l l..c
; tin-v ch.t t. ---ther. h-p -.
i nOOHS (lE.i:r..LLV.:,4L",T'Mr::j'
manufacture ( h.:: - .
lifted up abe'.v t!ic v, at
their soft e, ueii. A
app(Tr, bis (-...re i- :
! that none escape. :i:. i
I separated, he cha-c- ::
his mouth, and r-; la
the nc.-t. If one h-v
! moves it from the -t .
j rate bubble by itsel:', --
t until it retrain-t-v '
Tolliiijv- in
TIi,COPPER&S!!EEMRON
ritOJIPTLT ATTFMH O TO.
Jliril
All the great a -rti. .:!:"..:
have come to the .' a. h;-i
Nos.278, 280 and 2S2 Washington Si., : I,!rJs a -m -
' ; JXTity, but that int- r:.a:i :..
: otaMishtNl, so that the wa-
JOHNSTOWN. PA. ; ,f m''"ry c-fi.i
"7Z -xtr- - . . . ' Take lor in-ta:a-e th' la: k.
. M . X lj; VVJT V, I i V I I I ; """J, which returns
.1
:: jot1:
Hliolpsnle anel He-tail JIa nee fact
urcr of
he Public to our beautimi ,K-si K r
and Tombstone!., made of the ve-rv best
".v.-!s una wnich will
promptly attended to. l&iiimitMf.l?
TIX, COPPER AMI SflFH-IROS WAP,E,
AND nC.VLKKS IN : '
Hsntmi, Parlor and Gcttr stores ! -
AO. 1401 Klereulh A ,-7e, I sl""S?(."7J - .
- - .1
tri'ns instvt-; v
mouthy I i;-'!,
ceermanv nav a -
0110, 1 n.
and if they esc.!.-;
rctto, March 13, 18T4.-tf.
Parke's Marble Works
139 Franklin Ktreot. Johnc 1
IVrKvJT.55- "FAn and TOMft
NWeLAltsVe.AllI.
Ktrect, Jchnstown.
ToMn
CAI1I-A
ma 11 11 -Im"
"Kit-in n;rffti niirr on -i. . it,TiW
uiy 1?, ISM-1. Eher.sburu: Woolen Kttory. 1 you Lave done
-n the morning, think of what you arc
" m tne eiav t ..:,.t,e ii-. t. .,.-.
. J 1 ii.UI., IUU1A. Ol WI.
ct.24..ui. Jr.uv tTTTT-TT
imp -3UBBLB WORKS !
Iranklln Me ...... . .
', '"MIIISIOUI
TFlV v., 1, 1 A,NI -AI5INHT SLAlts VnV
; ve., manufnctiire.il r,r . h r. '?. :. ' -
RnnuTvn o,. ; . I meet it airam in a nior--
STaUSr11 reach Italy ar.d t'.c
ntt'.d?,S, r8pcc,fu'' Elicited and promptly ' KlnCim at' f'jV t!"' ' '
p aeJorded j credible daughter up-,. .:
Altoona, Sept. 5. lsTX-tf.; " j And between toe tw, :;,
MILUNKKY DUKS MAKING! ' SXrvv-' !
vjr? rr 'w'Iv-rj'L directed to tho fact that ho Complains in va:tl. - n
Ilonnf'U ii . Hr"' ''W'-iDunr. Weddimr
Promn h.1!" "tCr, a ;P-"C'atT. Dressmaking
nr?71',,V- e'"1 neutly clone. Tho patronna-e of '
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