" -J mi rmn i MtUMftN Hit bamumu inLLHirfn. -Scnsburg, Pa., n;M)-, - - jum: 11. IS7Z. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. . . fit tlnu i-i-nT . 1,.! I H'f - ,,rt r.vii was tun u ppopic ami nome oi i ... .... fn'l nf "linniil ila.mn.ll. ion" ' ,;rlM. (.,.ittnbers snm in inocnnsiown . . v...l tn-sl ; v morning at one dollar Tr- tni;!T !t"tb annual commencement j , j., i--r.n.. is" Colle-re, Loretto. will take I V . I I......1 ll. -'.-..!, K..I bt- Ye ot'r i -s-' m-i . v-! :'.i -maker iptitrt promise n- j ... nii-'ln1il a';t(it this time. ! T)ll. -. ! ef E. II. Nutter, at Ash- j ii .1 K'iri!:ir', this i minty, was burglarized j I' ('(.' on I' riil.iy mglit last. , :,i tinned Vlil was severely on Thursday last, by i k.-ttl" of boiling wnfor. !y K'-piibli -ans l:avo en- ' ,.,,1 i-.--.itn!in f specie payments If.. It'. rt. Ur.l , . i r'. ! : n of Jacob Mair.barr, of Pemi j ri ; : i i I county, nan struck .. 'i .i,...,,. ..ii M'.mI.iv, and burned to the , j.:.i i.r: :i v - A i-' ' '' , ,;.., j,, J..'.i: !,,. ..v-i't ' tii'-i.' -Tile l'; ';r ' 1 1 r i i- y,, !'!' i !i. n siiiin alone: tlie line nf j , j; i !.orf distance cast of Wil- ,i I i :.;.' i !.!. or Lit arms a tew hi T' ,-' ciil ea'f wa-s sluichtered .. ' . i-ntiiity en Monday last :..".' 'Hn!s cleat: I i-vf and 57 I.-. S .ir.. '.i't' that. i . . !" ;' l.iiuincr is heard in : .'. . ': r l: a 1 is . oiii se Tor a hand- : . - ;: I'.o-l' Li" lr. I-i'inilliMl's i ! ! -fiU si ! . f. .'..t a base ,. ; ' t . ..u-'l-. .. , r" " t""'ii"!li vs. T. C. My r i !;. i: : i ctii-'-ali-d weapons, ..: is .-I' l'iii'i 'l, hut ordered to ..--s. ilie priseent(,r, Charh-s j. i v !: nther half, -.! iv litrrnimn of last week, ! :t.- his vi-;i;t leg crush. -d : .! P.-iin sM'it'ii, so that th- An ' .: : i- !.i .. ill : v.i v r l Mj'i the th-sh at thi an- i '. f --! '!ii"H''!i the shoe, ',l.t i.t' i In- nnfurtunato man ; it v. i y ::-'i'-k by a passenger ,;. . . :!v v ',:v re. . a- a:i'pntateil on Snn ;. '.!-. lis..!. I , t j I.'u man, of .Idhnstown, rf i n. ! ' ; -' ' peratji.ti. 'I hi iii.juied man J i'i i. u ir.ini.hid Imtii legs taken i. i.'- a short di.-tancii easl- of I. y. stcr.l.iy morning, bs te- ; i " r ti;.' wheels while atteinpi- ain. Tin info tun ate ri t" Aitniiiia. Hheie he now ritici! con lition. ! tie- notice tlsewhere in ; n ! n i l! ("only we have received ; i r !'." v. I. :iu informing us of the fact- . !r v ;i .. r on Friday wening - . -v i 'vliody feel particit- j " ' it that time we are sure ' !..! m i'ntnense andienee. i ' . ::'Tof Mr. M. L. Oatman, ' . 't i l ii.'y scalded on Tuesday af i '.f week, anil whose pu!seiu,-nt ii a i .ii Mim ed in a portion of our last .! . if fieat agony alnint half-past 9 !, T. hi-. lay ni'lit, ami was interred in :.! ry on Saturday afternoon fol- j ' ! eiir itizete went trout Ashing . r iiiiinl theday and returned . .;n;i. i yiiipg with no less than - ..f tic s; Ive-d. tw.-auties, one of ' hires en his honor metis it ml ! i:n !i"s in length. Not a bad ' I't a ti:.iii w ho is a little frrh in the !' i s. ii'ti it yhooting caoes, the jury n i L-, ;,t'. r being out f.ir nearly an : ,' iv. ii-' irri'.l a verdict of guilty V v-r. for assault and bnftery - i i't pud battery, against mi t r a'rava:el assault and j i,' ... t . I. in.es Johnston for as- j T C A' I 1; I Iv e.v !.: I.' ii ,-, of M.iiiti, ('., vi as tramps near I.ari!ier' ; : oid i imnty, oil WedllCS- . ' 1. , an.! after being bf at . was rohlM'd of S.Vin , oi l revolver. A man . i n his pi session should i ! : at in. n t. ' '- of K-v. Father Chris i n- not r.nly surprised hi:n by tin; hand this i ! litno surprised at i after bis late ii!ni - I . i ri- illnesH, and grati--'i -ts ti.ns manifested of a J . rm.n.eiit health. 'i 'in iiiLili.uu , 'aIihIii the way a' len jiteil lo .ien th door oa Mon, lay last with th . h it iiTif nt uiatelv made a '.. a im-.I the hate hct to es--'i-!. aiid striking him on I ' i 1 f. r'-niost, intlii teil a tj y gash clear across the - M 'i has Iitii thert; to , ii .1 -tyle an. great variety m sr. ire and offered for Hale I I i.n ic pwrv it ! 1 tli finest . ' ' "'.a' ha U-cai here for aye, and is i' !::. . t!. (t i;tiie can gainsay- l'.ut 1 1 i.r iln.r.yh we. tell not a He, ' ''' f ' y '-ti ' an learn by going there to ' .' ' 'v i'!'"is just r.ceied. ' r- i.-e fir loathing, but much. ' ' r :1 '"I h'.es, j,, buying made-up clotti " "!" . ... -icvtr dealers, Hess, the bro "''. tri.-.l ;,, true, who smile so ""1 iievi r cheat in gnods or price any , -''is at 'ii a,i 2t t Main street, ' n . iti ine.t of those well-nade and a ' t' i , "l tarmei.f fr which that popu- ' i:t i so proverbial. : "r 'i -tin) about the eelebr.ttion of' -u f .la!y has x-en answered by the ' 'ui ' :-:''t, tnado by Father Uoyle on ' a grand pic.-nic iu aid of ; 'li .'i.e , !irch in this place, or rathr j " -t "i t ri pt-rlT rumishinir th Catholic ' . . . . - , "oiu.i ie tiei.i on Hatunlay, .July 't probably In Llnyd's grove, west of -it-. a.., by a movement on part of , ' v '"i'itary organization to get nna 'il:;ir .1 ..... . . 'u. iiiiratioii to help thern to pro " "n.tartns and properly equip th com- ' whether this latter pic-nie vrMl be lr, u t ' "I :i'.,r,l-i, 1 - vl .'.uiituy we are uvi pre' A burglarious attempt was made at. the residence of our friend Mr. John'T. Cooney, at East Couciuangh, on Sunday night last, but the noise Aroused the family, and the wonld-be burglars, having evidently waken ed tip the wrong C'oon-ey, deemed discre tion the better part of valor and "stepped down and out" without having accomplish ed their purpose. Franklin said "Take care of the pennies, and the dollars will take care of themselves." This i especially true in buying clothes. You rati spend a great deal of money on dress, and have none left to put in the pockets; but by purchasing a chp, suK stantiat.yetcdegantsuitfroin Godfrey Wolff, Twelfth street, Altoona, next door to post oQice, you can have both clothes to wear ami money to spend. Try it once. Our young mercantile friend over tli way has something now which possesses the somewhat rare peculiarity of being not only a little S'olilc-y, but is at the same time bran splinter we had almost said spanking, but that will come after awhile new. It is of the female persuasion, and of course the prettiest one in town. Ladies are specially invited to call an. I examine John's new goods and take a peep at the new baby. To cards. Tell it not in Gath, proclaim it not in the streets of Askalou, but intimate it as loudly as you have a mind to throughout the co.ifines of Cambria county, to the citi zens thereof, that the best place in Western I'cnnsyl vania to buy a tip-top suit of fash ionable, well-made and serviceable clothing for summer wear or any other wear is at Jas. .f. Murplm 's Star Clothing Hall, 10! Clinton street, Johnstown. A splendid new stock just received. Prominent among the many welcome visitors to our sanctum this week were Hon. V. L. Pershing, President Judge of the K lnylkill ilistiict, and tin: coming man, we hope, for Governor of Pennsylvania, and his no less distinguished brother, although in another sphere of '.ife, Itev. I. C. Persh ing, President of that Weil kno.vii, well con ducted and well sustained educational in stitutior, the Pittsburgh Female College. We are always glad to greet such worthy gentlemen. While attempting to lead a fractious h orse attached to a covered wagon over the Seventeenth street bridge, Altoona, at a very early hour on Wednesday morning last, Mr. Thomas Kcboe, a gentleman whom we well knew and much respee'ed, was knocked down and trampled upon by the frightened animal, leing afterwards run over by the vehicle, and was so terribly injured that he died soon after. The deceased was aged about 48 jears and was ine of the best citi zens Altoona ever possessed. Owing to the fact that there was no certainty that the use of the Court House could be obtained during the sitting of the Court, an. I also to the other fact that the Jubilee will then be in progress, Mr. Frank Conly has concluded not to give an enter tainment in this place on Wednesday even ing of next week, as has heretofore been an nounced, but will probably In: here in the course of three or t'mii weeks, when those who know the inimitable Conly, anil ap. preciate his irresistabh; comicali'.ies, will no doubt be on hand to give him a hearty wel come. Capt. J. IC. Ilite, of this place, showed us a day or two ago a couple of natural curi osities in tin? shape of hen's eirgs, "he pro ducts of one, or it may be two, of his tine brood of chickens. P.oth eggs are remark ably diminutive, scarcely indeed excelling in size that of a common bird's egg, while from one of them extends a crooked protu berance, fully an inch long, looking for all the world like the head and a portion of the IhmIv of a well developed snake. These eggs were found on different days, and the pre sumption is that they were both laid by the the same hen. A traveling mountebank, or perhapswe should say niount-a-rope, gave, two enter tainments in this place on Wednesday nnd Thursday eveninsrs of this week, to full houses, or rather full Itetween the houses, the show having been held on the street, the rope extending from the roof of the Moun tain House to the roof nf the Laftcrner House, and the entrance fee leing paid by a pro miscuous collection in the crowd. The gym nast p a-formed several difficult feats on the slack-rope with considerable agility, such as swinging himself off by the feet, arms, neck, teeth, etc., and evinced quite clearly that he was uo find at the business. We didn't send for Pat. Kodgers or Nick Freidhotr to come up hero to electioneer, but they came anyhow and did their level best no doubt to advance their respective interests in the direction of the county treasury, they lth leing in the field, like our friends J. A. Shoemaker, John Downey, and Jos. Werfiier, as weii as our humble self, for the olliee of Caunty Treasurer. Well, they aro both very clever gentlemen in fact we are all clever gentiemeii together and if either of them leads us in the race in a fair, open contest, we shall not commit hair kair, ab b( it we make think it a little rough, after serving the party as we have endeavored to do for nesrly ten years past, to be thus sum marily slaughtered for the second time in the noiis- of our friends. Mr. Wm. r. Johnston, of the firm of Finney ,te Johnston, the gentleman who recently 1eaeJ the well knoVa Mellon mill in Carroll township, tells us that he drove Jm,1im),0u0 feet of pine and hemlock timber from the month of Chest creek .o the month of Clearfield creek, a distance of lorty utiles, on splash Hoods alone a feat that has, jer haps, never before leen accomplished in the history of log driving. The same gen tleman also informs us that ho has erected a shingle machine in connection Vrith the same mill almve referred to, from at Inch he will soon be ready to tutu out what are known as the long, or twent-six inch shin gles, and will lj prepared to rill all orders for these much sought after shingles at short notice and upon the most reasonable terms. Mr. Wm. Phillips, a represer.fati ve of the great Oak Hall Clothing establishment of Messrs. W.inatiwker& lirown, Philadelphia, is here at present for the purpose of laklng the dimensions ot our "sojer lioys,' prepar atory to the maunfacture of tbe requisite uniforms needed to fit theni mt in martial array, and for the getting up of which the contract has been awarded to the above named firm throngh out townsman, ff. John I. Harkley, ttho has promised and has good reason to know that the contract will be filled in tbe best possible manner and with the best possible material attainable at that price $10.50 per suit. Mr. Phillips will probably remain here until Saturday evening for the purpose of taking the meas ures of any jiersou .wishing to invest in good cVotLing made to order. Tr.RRtniR Tbagedi. fJn Monday About 11 o'clock A. M., a fearful tragedy was en ncted at the residence of Mr. Edwaid O' Connor, in Washington township", thiscoun ty, about 11 miles nor'tli of this town. Mr. O'Connor's family consisted ot himself, his wife, two sons and a daughter, all the chil dren grown up. Some years ago his eon, Dennis, a stout and hearty young man, was pronounced to lie insane, ami was for a time confined iu Pixmont Hospital. He had previously made an attack upon his father, injuring him severely. After a short con finement in Dixiaont Dennis was brought home antl for some time has been working industriously on his father's farm, giving little evidence of derangement of mind. On Monday morning his brother brought a load of hay to Indiana for sale, leaving at home his brother Dermis, his father, mother and sister. At about 10 o'clock the father and Dennis were engaged in sortinf potatoes in a lot adjacent to the house. They were en gaged for some time, when according to the admissions of Dennis he took a large", heavy ami old fashioned dung fork and struck his father down, fracturing his skull in a fright ful manner, producing almost instantdeath. The wife gave the alram, after discovering the condition of her hushand, and several neighbors came to her relief. The injured man was carried into the. house, where he soon after b.ealhed his last, without lieiug able to pronounce a single word. After the remains bad been cared for Dennis was found at the potato hole busily engaged, and upon iM-ing intetrouafed said that he had struck his father with the fork, and that he "was not of much account anv way." The young man is aged altont IIS yean. His father was an old man aged over 7S years, and was of a small and delicate frame. He was a native of Ireland, but bail resided in this county for a number of years, and was the owner of a good farm. Th deceased was a very industrious man anil had ac cumulated considerable property. An inquest was held upon the remains by Sidney Marlin, Esq., who summoned the following jurors to wit: John M. Marlin, Jacob Clowes, David Clowes, Michael Wal ter, John Clowes. Sr., Andrew Stni hell, F. F. Stiii-heH, W. H. McCreigbt, James Mil ieu, Washington Uussel, .fames Heisley, McChesiiey )rr. Dr. Morrow, of At wood, made an examination of the remains and testified before the inquest as to the w omuls on the head of the murilercd man, with other witnesses. The verdict of the jury was to the enV-et that the deceased had conn; to his death from the wounds received from a weapon in the hands of some person to them iiiikiiwwn. I'p to our latest advices the insane mur derer was still at home unmolested, and no persons had attemped to arrest him. P. S. Since inning the above, information has lieen made before Geerge Kmv, Esq., by liryau McS weeney, j r. , on liohalf of the fam ily of Ihe deceased, charging the murder upon the son Dennis, and a warrant has been issued for his arrest. He will probably be committed to-day. Edward O'Connor, the lather, has resided in Washington town ship for about forty years. He was a native of the County Cork, Ireland. IiulUma Itrmo erat, ','nl. Not Consumption. In Consumption and "Lung diseases" we have had ample opportunity to test not only every kind of treatment, but every kind of medicine. We know that there are many cases of disease that so nearly resemble Consump tion, out wiiicii is not; thai wittioul a very careful diagnosis, serious mistakes might bo made, which would lead to very prejudicial results in the treatment. It in the duty of every physician to ascertatn as nearly as possihlw the precise nature of every malady before prescribing. "No more certain sign is oti'ered in disease than is found in the urinary secretion," says Simon. And in this disease we are especially favored with indications in the vrhie which enable us to determine not only the facts relative to tbe true nature thereof, but to measure tolerably correctly the extent of the same. We have thus detected anil determined the cjtrjit of hundreds of cases of Conx'inip tion, many of which, being incipient only, have, liecti wired by us iu a very short time. And whilst we would not hold out induce ments or promise a cure in the "last stage" of this dreadful malady, we would jnst say that we have cured many cases that so nearly resembled Consumption, that it was impossible to determine the fact by any other means than by examination of the urinary secretion. Among these we might mention liver complaint, dyspepsia, heart disease, female weakness, S:c., &e, These diseases oftimes much resemble Consumption in many particulars. They may come on with cough ami expectoration of blood and mucus, pain in the- breast a. id side, heats and chills, followed by weakness, night sweats, &c. These symptoms are taken for Consumption, and the patient is informed that the case is a "hopeless one," when perhaps it was yet as curalile as nine tenths of our most common diseases, and when some prompt and efficacious remedy administered for the rrul disease would dis pel it ii. a very phort time. We have cured many cases of this kind, even after they hail leen abandoned as hopelessly consumpted, by their relatives as well us the physician. Whilst there is life there is hope in such cases. Dk.s. Oi.pshuk, 132 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Late 1'ublications. "A riT-ORlMAOK TO TUB T.AND OT TUB Cll.' From the French or Frederick Ozenhnm. We are delighted with the contents of Ibis handsome, little volume. It treats of tVie rise of Spanish literature and throws considerable light upon that most interest ing part of Spanish history, the reign of the world-renowned Coieen Isabella, as well as thai which immediately preceded it. In picturesque and vivid larignage the au thor describes the triumphs and reverses of the city of Burgos, the capital ot" ibe pro vince of Castlie, whiie the ruins of the Ti:og Tiificent fortresses, the falling towers of the old paiaco, and the many other ruins, tell us of the glories that, were but are not. - The description of the scenery of the Pyrenees, second only to the Alps, the primitive man ners of some remote regions of Spain, the beautiful valley of Oviedo all are of univer sal interest, and need only be read alxuit, in this neat little look to be fully appreciated. "Tits t.iFr. f CmtisT." By Louis Venillrt. Translated into l'.nif lish by itev. A. Fsrley. The volume liefore us is a masterly refuta tion of the work of the infidel Kenan, which shocked every believer in the Divinity of Christ at the time, of its appearance. This book has gone through several editions in France, and bears on its pages the impress of the talented, eloquent and learned editor of the Paris Utiirors. Monieur Veuillot has bee. n, the Christian apologist in France for the last quarter of a century, and like the ocean rock, has withstood the waves of infi delity, and when raging most fiercely, has caused them to fall back in wild confusion. The name of Veuillot will ensure for this Iwiok a large circulation among n!l Christian sects in this country, now that it has ap peared in an English dress. For Imth the altnve publications, as well as for many similar favors, we are indebted to th Catholic Publication Society, Xew Yi.rk, to whom our sincere thanks are here by tendered. ft AUTION. ITarincr purchased the following property from Henry Arble, i sr.. nu ran inrmimwuii nimuarinKnivp.es pnre. I hereby rsntlon all persons nfrainm" inter fcrinjr with the name, to wit : 2 hav marcs, 1 cow, 1 sled, 1 wagon, plow, 1 harrow. 2 sets of tinmen .Tune lls IST&.-$t. FHth'K AKULE. TVTOTICK.' All persona nre hereby eannioned against pnrchasine a XoTp ! for 35 plven by me to M. It Bkowx, late of r.l- ' r'nsburg. Said note liavinc been fraudulently ob- I tained. I am determined not to par it when it he- j comes due. So I warn all to stand frorrt. under. ' WILLIAM APAMS. I St. Angostlne, June 4, 1875. ll-3t. IN THE COURT OF COMMON I PLKAS OF THE COUNTY OF CAM- i BR I A. Notice Is hereby triven tht the first and i partial neeount or F. A. SthoemakpT. Assignee of liriffith fc Pavis. will be ViriMentnd at the next Ar gument Court for confirmation and allowance. P. M't;ill1AV. Pnithnnnlurr Prothonotary'i Office, Elwnsbnrg, Jnne 10. lsf'i.St ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Kstate of SAMt'El. Stoy. dee'd. Xottee ts hereby jriven that Letters of Adminis tration on the estate of Samuel Siov. late of Alle- i Kheny townfchfp. dec d, Imve been granted to the i undersigned. All persons Indebted to laid estate ara hereby not ifted to make Immediate payment, I and thope lmvinir claims against the same will pre j sent them dnlv am lientieatcd for settlement. 1 JOSEPH EC KEN RODE, Adm'r. I Allegheny Twp , June 11, 1875.-61. A P.EDFoitn County Man Mfriekf.d IX Coi.i P.t.onn. Mr. Jacob Snyder, a brother to Tobias Snyder, of Sax ton, a son-in-law of Geo. Steele, of Hopewell township, and one of the original contractors to con struct the plank road from Krerett. to Hope well, was murdered in cold blood at George town, Colorado, severe.! das ago. The circumstances attending the tragedy were about as follows: Mr. Snjder had an in terest in the "Stai" bank of Colorado of .!'", ( fl. In addition to this he had an in terest in several silver mines, ami his next neighlmr was a man by the name of ISishop, whose claim interfered wiih his, and they lnd a law suit, in which Snyder was the victor. 1 mmeiliately after the law suit, as we iiinlei stand the matter, a miscellaneous crowd assembled, and their discussion of the merits of the question was of such an excitable nature as to induce Mr. Snyder to leave for home. He mounted bis hoise and started oil", and as he turned a corner on one of the streets, iiishop confronted him with a pistol, drawn. Snyder iut spurs to his horse and Tiishop followed in his wake, and when Snyder reached his ow n stable. Hit-hop struck him with the butt of a revolver, which knocked him down, and he after wards blew his brains out with a discharge of one of the barrels. Mr. Tobias Snyder. of Saxton, immediately upon receipt of the almve heart-rending intelligence, started to the scene of the tragedy and returned, with the corpse ot his murdered brother, to Sax ton, where the corpse was interred on Tues day of last week. All Saxton went out to attenii the ceremonies. A reward of 10,000 has been offered by the authorities of the town for the arrest of Iiishop. Mr. Snyder is estimated to be worth over $200,000. llcdord Inquirer. "C1ARM, FARMING UTENSILS, AND LI VE ST( CK A T PrBLlC SALE. Will be otlt-r- ed at pnblie :ilo. on Tlil KMM. Jl LT 1st, !;., at 1 o'e oek, a.m.. 7 " Aero or I niiit In ltarr tn.. one-and-a-lialt miles from St. Nicholas, on whicli there are erected two good I f nn.irr-one plank and the other a hewed loir horse Lou Fnrn. Spring House, 'urn-Crib. k.c. Also, 2 head Buy Hwrm. 3 frcpli Cows, I two year old and a one year old Heifers, 9 Sheep, 6 lloss, 1 four-horse Tlire.'htnfr Machine. Flows. Harrows, and mnny other arti cles. Terms will be made known and a reasona ble credit ft'vcn ot time of snle. F fj - N K W ESM ILLER. Ilarr Twp., June 11, 1874. 3fc. lite TAt'test and Most IZlcgAfil SlyZes of ''E&M'&m QrXtJMB WUSj&H.j Window Glass, Iliiit snl Grocn Tottless All styles-Round, Square, Oval and Oblong for cov ering Wax Works, Statuettes, &c. WHOL.ESAI.K I IMirrVXTJi Send for Price List and Quotations before Purchasing. 53 Ninth Street, late Hand, Pittsbiirgli, Pa, A GdDD SELLING ARTICLE. Tor cleaning and polishing Silver Tinted Ware. HriUannia, Copper) Tin, Vlaseirare, and all hiutls of JIcluls. WARRANTED to CONTAIN DTH1NS INJMOffi to any ARTICLE. It has no superior as a Polish, and Is the cheapest, article that will do its work well. Ask t-$ Qeoi'ER fob it. Address all orders to, or cn.il on JIAGAN & C0., MAGIC POLISH MT'G CO., 11D Fifth Avenue, riTT.SLUJif:if, Tal A-Agrcnis wanted In Ebcnsl.urir and siirronn llng country. ANNUAL STATEMENT of tlie Tb!vril of Si-h-iol Directors of Carroll Township, May 31, 187. : ItlTFITTC, Gross amount of Tax for School I uryosc.tl.4"iT.t For Huildinit purposes 7"3.ftl Totjfl amount Leiiuct exoneration" Leaving a hulanee of Cash fr.im former Treasurer.. Sfile of old buildings. State ."pprnpriat ion From unseated lunds 2.110.P5 1 i.ol ...42. 100.4 SO 41 ftO.fKl 1S9I7 45.13 $2,588. 59 "xrrvfitTfRF. Paid Teachers' sabi irs $1,320 00 New School buildings and lots lO 0 la id for fuel 76.P.r Salary of Secretary 2 -. 0 Salnr'v of TreasnrT Collector 1M).(0 Miscellaneous expenses 17&17 $1.9 4 22 Ilalance on hand... :.r.ss 6S .1 A M KS V LL? OX, Secretary. Carroll Twp., .lune 11, 1S7.V-3L JOHN SNVDER, Treasurer, in ac i -on tit with Carri'U Twp., June 5, 1K75. Irt. To amount of Cash Pullicate J2S0.02 balance from old account 3d.lo t:jl6.1T $277.31 . lt 60 4.3ft 1.41 VW2.67 .$ 13.50 Is You it LtFF. Worth Try Cents? Sii'kness prevails everywhere, and every IkmI v complains of disease during lh-ir life. When wick, the olijt-ct is. to pet well. Now we say plainly that- no person in this world who is suffering with Dysjepiii, Li ver Com plaint and its effects, such as Indigestion, Costi veness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Ili-artlmrn, Palpitation of the Heart, De pressed Spirit. Hiliousness, Jkc, can take (ireex's August K lower without getting relief ar.d cure. If von donlt this, go to your Druggists. Leminnn & Mnrrav, Kbens hurg, or P. M. Woleslagle & Son, Wilmore, and get a, sample hot tin for 10 cents and try it. Iiegiilar size 70 cents. Two doses will relieve yon. w Ark You ih Need of Tart.k Glass Ware, or Any Kind of Olassou (Ji.ars WARK?--If y on are, you should visit the (tlass ware establishment of Messrs. W. C. Armor & Co., o.- Ninth Stnf, Pittsburgh. It is a wholesale ami retail house, ami on i will find there any article in t lie line needed, and at lower prices than c'sewhere. Th rinn will he pleased to see ym at their sale rooms on Ninth street, or will furnish you, on application, hy mail, a prii c. list, or Rive you such information as may lie desired re specting goods, prices. ,tc !! once with this firm and yivi v ill always return to it when glass ware of any kind is needed. By whole am't of Or lcr if ranted . " Commission on ft0 02. .. " Overplus paid in 1S74 ' Lxonerations. Iia'tnce due Township . Jacob A. Hooveu. Sitpct-visor. in account with Ciirridl Township, dune 4, l.75, 1k. To amount of Implicate. $673 66 " " " easli "received on Koad tux... 2 .17 " " stillout.it ndini? on ' ... 5.03 " " ree'd from 1". Hoover. Supcrv'r. 20 no " " of order on Treasurer S;.U4 I'R, Ity services as Supervisor, 69 days, tl02.ni) " Kxoncrations 5,24 ' two I'uplieates 50 " amount paid nil 8.25 " Taxable work on K0a.I1 671.UI 1,787 90 Peter Hcovkr. Supervisor, in nw-nnt wi'.h Car roil Tiiwiwhitt 1 -1 no 1 1S.T-. ll To amount of I iiplii-.ite .' ' cash received on KhI (hx " amount received from i "onimissioners " still due on Koad -ux " " ot order on Tri a-nircr Cn. Ity services as Supcrv sor. 0 days.J li0.no amount iid tor repairing 60 " " " scoop, with in terest on satnn 12.72 " ntn't p'd . I. A. Hoover. Supcrv'r vo.oo " amount of exonemtt ni 17. -V2 " per cent aire lor collect iiist 40.00 2.04 Ayer's Cathartic Pills, For the relief and cure of all derange ments in the stom ach, liver, nnd bow els. Tticy are a. nul l aperienti and an excellent purirative. Jseinjr purely vege table, thev contain no mercury or mine ral whatever. Slinh serious sickness and pulTerinft is prevent ed bv their timelv Vie; and every family should have them on hand r their protection and relief, when required. Lonfr experience, has proved them to be tiic saf t, surest, and best ol all the I'ilts with w Iu li tie market abounds. By their occasional um, the blood is nurilled, the corruptions of the sys tem expellee!, obstructions removed, and the whoto machinery of life restored to its healthy activity. Internal organs which lecome cloirged omi sliig-i?isli are cleansed by Aftf' I'M, and stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease i chnnired Into health, the value of which clianpe, wrhen reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy it, can hardly be computed. Their supar continir makes them pleasant to take, and preerres their virtues unimpaired for any lenctli of time, so that thev nre ever fresh, and perfectly reli.'ible. Although searching, lliey are mild, and operate without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or occupation. Full directions arc (riven on the wrapper to each box, how to use them as a Family Physic, and for the following complaints, which these JHill.n rapidly cure : For Iltapepalii or l"nligrfation. !.lt1r nra. JLang-nor and liomn nf A pit"ttt. they rhould le taken moderately to stimulate the stom ach, and restore its healthy tone and action. For I.lTrrt'nmplaint and its various ymp toms, Itilioas BflMftaacIi, sirb Heart ache, Jamidtrr or rm Rltkneni. llil tona ( nlir and Hilton t'ereni. they tdmuld he judiciously taken for each case, to correct the lieased action or remove the obstructions which cause it. For nrtrater.r or Diarrhoea, hut one mild loe"is generally required. For Illirmitlin. iioat, -ravel. Tm t- KttMtitn of tUf He-art, I'm in In the lle. Hark nnd Ioln. they should he contm tionsly taken, as required, to change the diseased action of the. system. With such clianpe those complaints itiappenr. For Itromr nnd roMl-sil SseIIInrt they should be taken in large and frequent doses to produce tlie effect of a drastic puree. lor Hiiiprrion. a large dose should bo taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym pathy. As a Ttinnrr rill, take one or two Piffs to promote digestion and relieve the stomach. An occasional iie stimulates the stomaeh rnil howels, restores the apperlte. and invigorate the Eyateni. Hence it is often advantageous where no serious derangement exists. One who feels 87fl 77 tolerably well, often finds that a dose of thesn J'iflm makes huu feel decidedly better, from their cleansing and renovating effect on tlie digestive apparatus. TREPAUED BY Zr.J. C. A TKIt CO., Practical Chcmittt, LOWELL, MASS., I. S. A. IMPORTANT MIOTICS ! 787.90 .743 ...T . IS SI . ia. 2 . 40.77 . 8 i .it 4 00 amount worked out by tuxahles 733.1 ?S78.77 FOK SALE BV ALL I1RUUG13T3 EVERTtVIIERE. We. the undersigned Auditors, having; exam ined the above accounts, do hereby certify that , they are correct. S. A. SHOEMAKER, ) I. A. LCTH Kit. Auditors. ' ('HAS. 1MWLAP, ) Attest Jamka Mellon, Clerk. 1 11-31.3 Court Pro"eeiNG'. In onr county Court this week the following cases were disposed of: Com'tii vs. T. C. Myers, two indi- ttneiits; Coin'ih vs. .Tames and Charles Johnston, two indictments. Theso are known us the Sunimitville shooting cases, in which T. C. Myers is prosecllted hy each of the Johnstons for shooting with intent to kill, ami the two Johnstons are prosecuted hy the said flyers and hy Capt. Wm. Lin ton for assault and battery with intent to kill. All four suits were tried together and the jury is out at this writing (Thursday af ternoon.) Coni'th vs. T. C. Myers, for car rying concealed weapons, Chas. Johnston prosecutor ; .jury out. Com'th vs. Jackson Kulin and Itridget Itooney, each of whom with indicted for selling liquor without li cense, found guilty and sentenced each to pay a fine- of S00 and costs of prosecution. Com'th vs. Uriah Wagner, assault and bat tery with intent, to kill and assault and bat tery, John R. L.miereaux prosecutor; guilty of assault and battery anil enteiiceil to pay a fine of ?1 and costs of prosecution. Geo. Wehn, endorsee of Geo. Wehn, jr., endorsee of Henry Walters, vs. Ellen M. Walters, adm'x of Henry Waiters, dee'd. Verdict for defendant John Conrad was appointed constable of Liorotto borough and sworn in. A Voicf. from Sweden. Anirriran Cltrm- ist and their Podnrtion appreciated by the Proft-xxorx at the cfrfirated I'nh'erxitiex in Swe den. Mr. Sachs, Sir: At yonr request, I have tested Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair IJenewer, in my practice at the "Seuafijikk Hotel," and can say, it will restore gray hair to its original color. It is entirely harmless, and is a valuable remedy to use in such cases, P. H. M.U.VSTEM, rrnfe-or of Chemistry arid Medicine. Stockholm", July o, 1Kb. Strangers visiting Pittsburgh should not fall to call and see the phoiographie pictures taken at Ti. L. IT. D bbs 4o Sixth street. Mr. Dabbs' reputation as a fine photograph er is well earned, and in naturalness and truthfulness nf likeness he cannot lie excell- I d. Having done the largest business in that city for years, liis excellence and prac tice give Lim great advantage. STATEMENT of Receipts and Ex penditures of Loretto Borough for the. year ending June 7, 1--75 : S. Fitv, Collector of Borough Taxes, D. To amount of Huplicate " " collected from Wm. Luke.. .$112 67 1 87 Cr. By Kecetpts of Treasurer...., " F.xonera tions " Commission as Collector . Balance due Borough S. Fitv, To Loretto School District, Da. To State appropriation....... amount of Implicate " K. X. Hnid (late Treasurer) ' Order of B. Kelly (Collector) " Kent of School House " amount from P . Mcally tU4.54 -fl34 00 33 . I.'U 141 .V? Cast Steel Plow Points. IARMF.R-5. nns and all, are hereby i r.iimc.l that money, time and labor enn b' save 1 by nsitisf Cast, Steel Plow Shares, of which on y one has in many cases proved sufficient f-.r a whole season's plowing, and in some soils, hy being twice sharpened, one share has uisied two s"aoi.?. They scour bright and make the plow scour and run 1 asicr. ajid lire ro slri.rg nnd touch llial they will not break. When worn doll, they can be sharpened and tempered hy any good blacksmith without disturbing t he fitting p:irt. All regular stzri kept on hand anil fit nny Pitts burgh Plow. Any special sire or kind made to order RETAIL PRICES of POINTS. . 2.93 .9 7. as . am. 'a . U8.W2 . ..7t . fi.00 . 30.21 L'.c rit'tir. . .l.';ft .. 1.45 Cll'trr. n.f.o 1 eo 1 80 if. !. IN I 'ot-. k 8 I "l.(" 1.2. e-e"0w;lio- to tbe "rent" scarcity nf money and the lo'ij r.'i- j tinned noclecf ft tnanr of mj- customers t j pay tip tlitr indebtedness for the jia--t hm; 1 or more, I iim from polled to adopt J AXOTIIKlJ SYSTEM of doing btiMitOss. Very many of tn c tonieis have a!li;ved their act;oo u: s to inn for such an unreasonable lc:i.;b of tin.. that a great loss to me. without any benefit to t lieniM-lvos, lirfs licen t lie 1 CMilt. Ili'iui it is that I ftnd it and at t lib shiiife tlm keep up my stock and tnect my obligations promptly. I am sincerely thankful fi-r tbe 1;!.r-l yiatronag that Ivts trcn extended to uie; and now earnestly ask 011S ?nd all wboaie indebted to me, no matter lio-.v lmge 01 bow smal'. tlift anionnt, to call and settle, either hy oasdt 01 note, OTE THE 1ST IUY OF JANUARY, 18 as I need and I'ii'tst have tnoney. Im;Iicv ing as I do from past expeiience (which I liave paid viidl for) that it will Ikj In-tlei" for me as well as for my customers to adopt the ready-pay system, After the FIRST of JANUARY, IS75, ts.Ki L am roois OS t fin.rr. I am fully convinced, that in tliife cases out of four persons bu ing giii.i never liml a more con'vtoiiept time to ay thpn when they make their pMrcftnsos. and as an in ducement to my customers to buy for cash or in exchanf for countiy produce, I will, alter the above Mate, KNOCK OFF ONFHA! F the PROFIT j heretofore realized in' tins place on good' j of tbe same class. Hoping tli"t my old customers will take -ix- - i. i ... . r . 1 . ' - in niifiiM" me new inoiie 01 iioing iiusi- tess I urn nbimt. to adopt, bnt will contin te to favor id "ifh their pntronnjjp on a strictly cash hftsis, v. Iiirh tiiey will be sure ui find the very best fur all cotioet ncd, I pledge myself to mark my goinls down 1o' the lowest cash rates. t)ST THICK TO ATt,! COMPETITION DEFIED! IN G?0DS AS WELL AS PRICES. George Hnntloy, By Kxonera tions.. Orders audited. ( 'ommission " Justice costs.... t'R. 708.77 ..$ 6.73 .. PS.: . . 20.00 P3 7 i 99 I Farmers Intekf.stf.d. No mncer use a Cast Iron Plow Point. The Cast Steel Points made at the. Pittsburgh Plow Works supersede all o'.hers; Use the Cast Steel Point once and yon will never use anain the Ca-t Jron Point. Thesn Works ar the nirst extensive of the kind ivest of the Al legheny mountains. Head the advertise ment in this paper. I The Democratic primary election in ' Westmoreland county on Saturday last re i suited in the selection of the following ex ! cellent ticket : Kegister and Keeorder, Wm. j Snodjjress; Treasurer, James Gregg; Coin- niissioners, Clark Butterfleld) Jos. C. West; ( 1. H. Director, Christman Holtzer, (don't I etnpasize that name too strongly); Auditors, Jas. Ci. Thompson, M. It. Fattsold: In In diana county the IJepublicans on the same ' day and in the same way nominated Alliert C. Ioylo for Prolhonoiary, Win. 0. Ilrown for Sherift", John Khy for Treasurer, Fred'k Butterbaugh and Fred'k Cameron for Com j missioners, and J. H. Iiiven and John C Itobinson for Auditors; and in ISlnir county, i on Tuesday last, Charles A. Man it and I Samuel Smith were chosen for Associate j Judges, Jonathan Slippey and John Malf ! penn.t for County Commissioners, David Hell ' for Pior Direirorss, and B. F. Custer and Frank Henry for Auditors, were put in the ! field hy the. P.epublican county convention. A resolution favoring the Hon. John A. ! Lemon for Senator tras adopted by the satne j Inxly. When yoJ are tiying to think of the ' names of those who are willing to he nom 1 inated for County Commissioner', don' for get Mr. Anthony Anna, of Cbest. township, a worthy member of tbe present Hoard, who has made an honest, faithful crttieer, and if re-nominated and re-elected would not we" are sore go back on his record; nor fail to remember onr deserving townsman, Mr. Josue D. Fairish, who has never drawn aught else; than an honest breath, and who has the ability fo perform and the des're tff fulfill in an impartial manner and with th ntmost integrity aH the duties pertaining to tbe posiliou of Cottuty Coimnifeiotrcr. How to Ci.eam TiitWAitE, Copper, Sil ver and au, Ivtsn of Metals-Kami- i lies. Grocers ami Kverv IIovskkekpfr j iNtF. rested. The Magic Polish advertised I elsewhere in this papef Should be in every I household. The liest. article and the dit!ap- j est. use it once ami you win never uc wiin out it. Get it at your grocers. COUNT V COMMISSIONER. Harfnjr been nrired thereto tv msny p'runn nl and pfditicsl friends. I hereby, for the first time diiriiin a Ion Hie spent in Cainhrht coun tv, KfTer myself S cnndidnte for office, nnd that olljce the position of County L'niiimis.lon er, sntijcct of course to the decision nf l he Dem ocratic count v cnttverttlnn. If nominated snd elected. I nledsre myself lo perform t lie dfities honestly, faillifnliy Hiid to the tnt of my ittdl tty, H EN It Y BENUEK. Carroll Twp.; June 4, 1875. COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Knowing myself willinir nnd fx lievtnjr myself competent tci perform the duties of County Commissioner j I shall be exceedingly thankful for any "aid and comfort" which mny tend to promote inv interests in that direction. If se lected by the Ieniocriie county convention and elected hv the pefple. I trust I Sftflll prove myself worthy or the confidence reposed in roe MAKTIN SANlltllS. Cambria Twp., Jnne 4, 1S75. Italnncc dtte S. Fry 10.22 Wr. the Anditors. hare examined the aliovc ac counts and ftnd them correct. H. V . 1,1 TZ1XOEK, P. IA(!V, Anditors. .lull N X. CONRAD. We i!0 cettiiv Hint thu above is correct t!K. YiNtlKH, President ofS. Hoard. P. M EAIjlA', Secretary ol'S. ftonrd. Wm. ItTzrsoEit, Treasurer of IViretto Doro. Tin.. To amount received rrotn Collector $134.00 Cn. i Py Orders audited ; 0W.15 Commission 6.S 2os.K3 Kalance due Treasnrer 78.83 Wki th Auditors, have examined the ahoe ac count and find the Some correct. K. W. I.1TZINOEK, ) JOHN P. It CY, J Auditors. J"HN X. CONiiAI), J Loretto, June 7, 1875.-31. SSTGXEE'S SALE of PKRSOX- ATt PnOPKtlTY. Will Im offered at Public Snle. at the residence 6f William Cole; j In Carroll tofrMhip. on llitT..IIAt; ' proximo, the following described personal proper ty, to wit: 1 span of dark bay Stallions, three years old, 1 head heavy draught Horses, 2 t ows, 3 head Yonnar Cattle. 13 soli heavy Harness. 1 double set Huary Harness, 1 Threshincr Machine, 1 Mower and Reaper. 1 Hv Hake, 't Earin W Av on s, 1 Sprinsr Watron. 1 W Iniltdilt.' 1 "nttinif-Hox, Hob Sleds, and a ereat variety of FafitiitSjf Uten sils. Hon-hold I'nrnitnre. &c. - Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M.. and to continue until all the property ia sold. Terms ale. No. 3. rfsrht nnd left .. No. 4 lcll and 5 riirlit . No. 7 left and 8 riifht No. H. S Si -'4 and W st Ya Hillside. 1.73 1.M1 Every shsre has my trade mark and the words "Cast Steel"' east thereon. 4 Order one ol these at oni-e nnd try It now, and you will buy no more east lints hereafter. The process of makinir this Steel Is patented, and this quality is made at no other Steel Works but my own. Cast Steel Axle Ftoxes and AVntrnn Skeins n'po made under patent, boring from ftirtos!x times the strentrtli and only hnif the weiirlit of those made of cast iron. J. C. HIDWIXI Iniijuvsne Wav and Garrison Allev Pittsbitrirh. Pa. Pittsluirgh IMouph Works, June 4. l7ii.-3m. The !tt OOtl is the I.tl l nnd If it is impure the whole sys tem Will he diseased. You can not purify- a stream while tlie sprinir Is corrupt: neither can yon impart eood In-ill ih to the I. Oman body while the blood i con veVinar t he seeds ol disease to all parts of it. There fore PURIFY the CUlUll. and nature will heal the disease. No remedy has ever been discovered which bus effected so great a Dumber of ienna ncut cures as i r.Ai.r.R iv BLOOD! Paints, Oils, &c, ic, TnnysitniG, ta. V. S. Manniactitrers ad others who some times r,-, it ni-ci-s.-iry lo.-in.l orders lor sroods tin. .null their etnidov-. can mike special ar. rnnsonii n!s, vith the imderslandiu ilmt their iici-nuits will he paid iti full at h" end of neh month. Pee. II, 1S74.I LINDSEY'S made known on day of sa May 21, 1875.-21. W. J. BUCK, Assbrn'eev COUNTY" COMMISSIONER, Encoiirna-ed by thl? renerons support ejttertil ed to me by many deb sates in the last county convention, snd havtinr been a soldier when Mint loc ks were lo voprtn I tfltend to pick my Hint and try ft ai .hi. f.H. Ebcnsbursf, June , &ift. - IciRSCIf-JAMES.-Marrled, in the Catnolfa Church nt St.. Niohr.las, on Tuesday, June 8th, by Kev. Father ValenlltiA. Mr. Jamks KirsCII and Misd Harriet James, both of barr twp. A SSKrNEE'S NOTICE. All per- sons knowing themselves indebted to (Ikorok Srymoi r, of Allegheny toWnsbip. aro hereby notified tlwt payment must he made witli ont delrfy to the Undersiifned Assignee, and those havinc claims ajrainst said Individual will present them to me lor settlement. 4 JlfSEPH HOOTTE, Ass'frnco, Allegheny Twp., June 4, 1875.-9t. I M E I LIME! Farmers anl oth- ers In want of a good article of LIME fn any desired qnantfties. ran now he aeeommodai ted, promptly and upon fair terms, by calling- at the farm of I)r. Wm. Leminnn, In Cambria town ship, two miles east of Kbenshnrs; . June 4. I87d-tb LKMMtl'V k MaKlN. GALLITZIN LAKE, Attorney -at Law, Kheiiabnrjr. Pa.; fyiHce with Rer'ster cod Recorder, in Co art H LilxlilUriii) UU'wUll DlJiiJlUl It is rapidly acquiring a national reputation for the cure of Serofnlons Affections. Cancerous Formations. Erysipelas. Iloils, Titnples. Ulcers, Sore Eues, Scald. Head, Tetter, Salt Ilheum, Mercurial tnd fill Skin. Diseases. The remedy is a Yctjctatile Compound, and can not harm the most tender infant. I.-vlics who suf fer from the debilitating diseases known as Fu ji alk CoMPI.Aisra will find speedy relief hy usine this reinedv. lie ware of co.til'te feits. The ire inl ine hns onr name R. E. SEINERS .V CO., Pitts burgh. on the bottom of each bottle. For sale by all Prui? jists an'd Cftmtry irealers. and by A4 A. Harkik . Son, Afents. Kb-ns-buri;, PaL .-nni. DMINISTUATOIl'S NO TI C II Kstate of Wm. Patterson, tlecM. 3tters" of administration on the estate f( s'afd decedent, late of Croyle township. Cambria cnfin t', havinir been' issued to the nndersiirrtcd. all per sons indebted to said estate are notified that pay ment mtist he made forthwith, and those havinif claims aifainst the same will present them duly lirnbated fo-- settlement. May at..-"t. H.'It. JOHNSTON, Adra'r. GOLDEN HARVEST FOR AGENTS. A AVEEK made selling thf 7 Wonderl". or flcni Pastry t'up wantel In every Istrrtjy,. Send a.1 cents for sample. Twenty other articles for stents Address OONKLAH'N h CO., No. lae Fifth Avknvk, (above Smithticld stree'.) Pitts rfror, Pa. -21.-am RANCIS MULVEIIILL, Veh tinarv Srnnnos' and Farrif.k. All diseases of Horses and Mules treated prompt tv, rnleHijrentl v. and npon Very modeiwtc terms. Residence on Hlfrh. street," near1 the western ex tremity of Ebensburtf. i-U.-tf. Manhood; How Lost, How Resto-reil.- Just published, a new edition of Ilr. iilifts -'! I fT on th Nsf'- "'"cd curr (without m'-dieine) of Sl'mvcronnf Aii. or St initial and Men'rl and Physical Incapacity. lmeitimcnt.s to Marri -ke. -re.: also. Cost v'ction. I-pilki-st and Fits, tiidnend by svll-iiiduljrenee or sexual fltrinnnrp. Sic, "Pric. in a sealed envelope, only six cee's 'I lie cel 'l-mf et! an' her. in t bis admirable Essay." clearly demonstrates, lrni a thirtv venrs" snc- f cerfnl pri-tici-. Jliat the alarminn i misi. u.-nct s m s :i i-h i-usi" me fie 'a 1T a i y i ui .-ii it; ni ir t;io ilaiiifi run? use oi internal medicine or the appli cation of the knile: pointing out a inooe ol inrs at once slieple. certain and e ft u a . r y means oT which every vtr;rer. no matter what bis -iMidiifon mav be. may cure iiitiiself cheap. y. privately and vtuhrnt'ti. 45Tbis Iee!n should be in the hands of every youth and every P'ln In the land. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any a-. dres, fnit-fjaid, on receipt of six oents, or two post stamps. Address tte Publishers. i f AN. .1. C. KT.TNE !t CO.. 4 18 ly. 1"27 Bowery, New York, 1 II. Hix 4SW." Eagle PLACING MILL. 31 . 8lMO", HAKrr("Tr nrns or Ficoriui, Weate-BsarSisj, Sinlleri. SASH-DOORS. B.ACKtTS AND MOULDINGS. LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, KlliMiLKK and rtrST-CeIar and l.ocakt. arPcroll Sawing and Rc Sawing done to order." Corsir Rviixsos ash' Am:r80X Sts., (4-4.) ALhKOlIEXYCrrV.TA. VHm.) HOUSE. - v Corner Centre and High Sts., ; EDENSBURC, PA. UNftER its new management, this well-kni wn HOTEL" Solicits a continuance of pablio x tronnge. A limited nanibcr of JSiinriTi?i 15ritlcrs iviLt si ar.cxivBn. ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST CLASS April 9, tVti.-tm. It. H. I.1XTUN. riEO M. KEADE, Attorney Ftiensburjf.'.l'n. Office oa CenH three oovra tr ms 8 urh stit-et. iau
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