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Ebonsburg, Pa.,
il - - yov. 26. 1875.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
,j re There, ami the Other riace.
llUe ladies tan leap matrimony next
JrTiliiik8jTiB 8'rTice" ftt 11 tb6 cburch-
...r.ht.
J " i . . wtnretl br Victoria
tJbull -'ue tiroe ,h,s wiuter
1
It needs
.l 'cms Gates, a well known citiren
fT!ertowuship, is lying at the loint of
at Mills store is out ga
. . Iitu et.x-lie.1 ntl Tile!.
-., fU- '
lit.
. - ...1 i,nner WA In.l 111 ire.1 '
1 irrJIld 11"I'" "'II' i
in t Belmont last night by the belles and j
i. ..-r in
, this vicinity.
Vm- IrP,on Rlll,'u "ear near iiojim.
d in White township, not loug since,
K lriz'i"S rain wa" ,,,e or,lr of
,1,, ,uy sm.'i the .Unorder of the uigbl during
1h.er:M''-,r,l,,,,w,H?k' . .
TI-e trilitary and silver cornet banu
w,reoiitin full force, yesterday afternoon
and presented a very fine appearance.
A Ih'-C' rnt',,rr sa'' tJ avi been seen
j,T i fanner i" the vicinity of Benscreek,
tbi . o.mtv. on S ttnr.lay evening last.
Ti.e Ilnd oi Hope," a Congregational
-r .... . i
this place, will giro
rJ T. -i concert on the evening of Dec. j
S'b. Prepare to listen.
A rsiitatiioitnt was killed and a white
dfr vr.a:i-l.i by a party of hunters near St.
Auinstiue one
dav last. weeK. i lie ueer
Mipe.!,' fatitstnonnt didn't.
M.ill Halpin, whose death by burning
t Sj'jj F trna e. Pittsburgh, as noticed in
.rg-iierl news department, was until re
tnt! a reei.lenf of Hollidaysbiirg.
-Mr. J Jeph Waiaer, watchn-.aker, Centre
.tree", propose to pay the highest price in
rB(j, f0r a.!, kind of furs, and also for sheep
p.. Se hi advertisement iu another col
iti u.
-A rlisp with M.irmonistic proclivities
nl.u wife living in this place is cred
itn! crrvher .li.-re-lited with enlatginr; on
ll..rif Or-!-y's s.lvice by going West and
r.rrii ai otlM r woman.
E'li'ti.v is a virtue which all should
prt. tieepecis11y in there tight times, and
to better place tn do that satnecan bo found
t!nn t tl.e popular cheap cash store of
Mfct.t Moy.l. where dry goods and gro
irnelfin.l in en.lless variety.
f Mir W:i-h nstot townh!p correspond-
tnt "Hur.l Times" says tliat Thohias Kreid-1,-ff
!nl S'eplieii C'allan. ith young men in
thf'r feen, prore.l themselves the best
nirkin-n the Crehnon shootiBg match on
8oinl.iv Iat.
- V.fH Virtcria I. Hora, of Munster town
llip. rereive.! the wljite veil ( the Sisters
of ry at the conveu: of that
P;!t'iirih, on Monday evening
order in
last, at'd
l.eitre forib 1 kiiow n in
E mr Mrv Leonard.
religion as ,
'
- Cl.rih'isu Wagner, of Rayne township.
InJ ina coituly, fell from a wagon the other
i'r, tbe ',!! of which pass-d over him j
iij Injured l.nn so badly that be m
ii'f an h.'ir after. The unfortunate man
".fv if snd sii children.
S! ri:T Psnnier, who by the way lias a
b-t i a b:g a s jriodst'Mie, net it np yes
witr on tbe prisoners in hin keeping,
t-u'y.flvt in number, in shape of a grand
I'-ink-gmta; dinner. Good for the prison-ftt-A
h-j for the Sheriff.
A.voniing to tbe CurwensvilTe Tim, a
J"J'!a.y in that placed picked up a preMy j
i.nVn'riped iitten out in the barn the
tW day. Sim buried her clothes right
-, ami n. she positively declares that
e nf.i nrf Ir nn rv n.-tr "trsr lc i t-
- r-- ,. -j " - J
-I avid Christian fell while walking on
'-iijr.i.Uyshiirg branch railroadast Thnrs.
- ami fra.-tnred on of bis arms, besides
b'-y ieii;ora;.iiiig his shoulder. Pbysi
n j peikig at leasi, it is fir to presume,
'I-t I'avld is not so perfect a Christian as he
a War-the fsd.
-Mr. n-iiih DevlJn, whose tragic death is
J)';. .', e . l,prB W ,R a much, esteemed resi
of T.iiinel Hill, this coitntv. where he
us eminently deserved, the good
I "f a! h:s tlri..'iK,,r irl.n lr l.!.r tn '
: bit ho mn,., an irreproachable citizen
:! S'i lii,r man.
-M.W. Win. luster & S m, whorecent
.Tr f.M 1'iw .ti-hs in this place desire us to
2'-al p.-rnns Indebted to them that if
'fi n.jt make payment on or before the
-'' iUt of Ja.,llar5 neXft tlry wiu fln.i
vo;i:its in tJli, Uaillj, of aa 0ftjC(SI. for
:c'.tJ-rars roll-tiotl.
JOIlll Sunt I.
a-nl Thoiaai Dunn,
the
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n'tt-!i rr.-.tt-d on suspicion of setting
-r t"'h Phei.il f,,i.t,.lr ir..ii;.i..i...rn
, . . '".'t """" B,
' waring on Monday, when the former
J "l.a'gl fr want of evidence and the
""eo-nml'tt-a to jail in default of $1,000
J,w.r at Court.
John It
i'enian. of Cambria town-
P. an.
-." 11111
east of tt.w i,tg,.u o iil ,.fr.T t
. ii i uesdav next, his farm of l'JO
improvements as a. Istctm
"'persona; PT'lifrtv rnniijlit.s rf ImriM
row, j , - - ,
5, ';. K r,"'. Krain, hay, farming
' , etc. See postrrs.
l " (' Il""h, of IWIlefonte, is credited
..r . '" of house and lot in that place
't"' U i"lr' aners are to par him
" ""soon us President Grant is
" :?'!ratr(t f1)r , ,i.;... . ii-..t.i..
, , .uim icon. u uuiuii
' a feW houses nod lots ourself
a.r Wins-that is, the third term.
r,rn- W. r ,. l-
nahi.
it II. nM III 111 KlaftLIIIIIIIIkC
1. Indian countv, was arrested a
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- - "v. nvMllllg n TO IO II IS own j
u vtn recently burned to the
and on ),;,. 1. u l-.i . tulir.
'r a: an..-.
ii- rii e to auswer at tbe Decern.
,:n "f Court
,n-T. Parisnt 9n,unnr t q-i v.
tiamiof the individual who Inadver-
.. . ' f,,t ,)", of hi fingers into Jacob Sny
' fn'-nth tn..i. ... . ... j;.
' 'I'trltl 9 !tn -' 1 - i
''"n, as noticed In these columns last !
iirniMiuin ueiweeii inem ;
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'""Pterin cfour
"e win come up for trial at
countv court.
"'"wliMnU which went into effect
R- R. on Monday last has had the
ft
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' Vlll.l ol.A.. I 1 I .
rtnt ' Ur ttrancl road. The tim of a-
I tW U ar ,t. I
"inaf V.. .V .
ntn , -iit nam imrn n .tvt
1 nn Awt a a T st t a
t . ' "burning, the train reaches her .
aw, aa s V) a iej v m. '
I Tbe Ta. It. It. officials who recently In- j
uperted the mils and road-bed of that great
j thoroughfare from New York to Pittsburgh,
report the western division as the most
perfect in every particular, and the" section
bosses between A I toon a and Pittsburgh are
of course greatly rejoiced at. the well-de-
serred compliiueut thus publicly paid to
lheni.
Thre clothes lines In CnrwensTille were
stripped by some one of tbe light-fingered
fraternity one night, last, week, the thief ob
taining for his booty fourteen fine handker
chiefs on one line, fonr on another, and two
bed ticks, several pillow-slips, and various
other articles, on the third. He also gobbled
np a new wash-boiler which contained two
more lied ticks.
A three-year-old child of Abraham
Dnnmire, residing at Tnnnelton, Indiana
connty. fell into a tab of hot suds on Thurs
day of last week, during the absence of the
adult member of the family, and was so
badly scalded that the hair came off its head
nA tn Bk,n from , hoilv It (1,pd on thfl
following day. after the most excruciating
suffering.
R. L. Johnston, Tq., is having a two
story frame building feet in width and
20 feet in depth erected on the plot of ground
recently occupied by the law office of John
S. Rhey, Ksrj., on Centre street. The new
edifice is designed as a "print shop," and
will afrer the first of next April be known
as the Freeman building, whether under
onr administration or otherwise remains to
be seen.
We are sorry for the sake of the survi
ving relatives to chronicle the death of Miss
i.'oi: r m ........ .i..,,.).... e . i .
' friends, John and Rose Carney, of Mun-
ster township, which occurred on Wednes
day morning last, after a long and severe
illness. So pnrer spirit was ever summon
ed from the trials of time to the joys of eter
nity. Interment at Catholic cemetery, Sum
mit, at 10 a. m. to-day.
Turf.e soup, with Accompanying etcet
eras, was the bill of fare served up at the
Mountain- House yesterday at the nnonday
meal. Having irdtilsed in the luxury by
invitation of our big hearted friend of jour
nalistie fame, J. Todd Hutchinson, wo can
truly say that it was a rare treat, and one
that reflected infinite credit upon the ac
complished hostess of that popular and well
conducted hostelry, Mrs. I... H. Linton.
H"Ch Devlin, sr., father-in-law, if we
mistake not, of our friend ami patron Mr.
Daniel Henry, of Oailitiin, was fonud dead
on the road near Hennington Furnace, Rlair
county, one day last week. He was driving
a team of horses, and the wagon in which he
was riding was without a bed. AYhen dis
covered, one of the front, wheels was resting
on his back, so it is presumed that he had
been sitting on the liolster, but was thrown
to the ground and killed by the fall. A wife
and five children mourn his loss.
Lament of ye disconsolate lovyer : Oh!
my love 1 as left the garden gate, she sits on
the steps no more, and the old man swears
if I go inside he'll boot me out at the door,
iKH-ause he says that I never shall wed his
daughter so comely and sweet nntil I visit.
O. Wolf H great clothing bazaar and bv.y wiy-
self an outfit complete, as any one now can
most certainly do, at a price that 'sdecidedlv
low, and select from a stupendous stock such
as no other man in the business can show.
Twelfth street, next door to tht post-office,
Altoona.
A young man named E.l. Hall was ar
rested in Altoona on Monday last and hound
over for his appearance at Court to answer
the charge of attempted raps preferred
against him by a young laly named Sarah
Ellen Clapper, who declares that. Hall made
no less than two attempts to outrage her
fwrson while she was returning home from a
neightor son the night previous. The last
nttempt, she alleges, would have Iwen snc-
ressfnl were it not for the inrerposition of a
gentleman who happened to be passing at
the time.
One of the big things at the Catholic
fair now in progress in Altoona is a contest,
for an elegant Spanish chair, for which fonr
of the legal fraiernffy, to wit: Messrs. A
V. Dlvely and Thos. H. fireevy, of Altoona.
Tas. F. Milhken, of Hollidaysbiirg, and C.
W.Easly,of Johnstown, the able and efli,
cient local editor of the Ihtily Tribune, are
the competitors. Just, what a chair of that
kind looks like we are unable to say. but as
married men sometimes have to walk Span
ish, we are in favor of making onr bachelor
friend, Cas. E.irtly, da the next worst orljest
thing sit Spanish.
Joseph Dunlap, an old offender, was
arrested in Susquehanna township one day
last week for stealing a quantity of leather,
valued at about $20, from Mr. Joseph
Rowers, the leather belonged to various
persons in the vicinity, and bail left it with
Mr. 11. tor the purpose of having it manu
factured into boots. Two other parties
named Jacob Ree and "Mene" Ashcraft
were implicated in the robbery, but the
former claimed to be acting as a detective
and gave the first information in tegard to
the guilty parties, and the latter has nut yet
been arrested. Dunlap, in whose barn the
leather was found secreted, has given bail
for his appearance at Court to answer.
"Mary J." writes to the Cutfinrj Jor to
ask whether the new style of striped stock
ings are sold in Johnstown, and how high
they come ; to which queries the naughty
editor makes answer and says : "The new
style of striped stockings arc sold in our
town. We do not know how high tney
come, but think they come a few inches above
the knee." He likewise avers and declares
that 8. J. Hess, 241 and 243 Main street,
Johnstown, sells the lest style of striped
socks for gentlemen's wear, as well asevery
thingelsein the gent's furnishing line, which
he presumes would be to short for his fair
correspondent, but tells her that if her father
nncle, brother or husband (if she has one)
-1. ..i. j, .1.!.. i .i r ..L.ti,;,,
hiim m tit-cm nuyiuiiig 111 wi--: t j t..itt.
she ought to advise them to go to S. J. Hess
and do their buying. .
Our recently wedded and decidedly hap-
py friend, John O. Lake, Esq., and his esti
mable young bride, entertained apar?y of
their friends at a grand Thanksgiving sup
per yesterday evening at the Latterner
House the parental home of John's hand
some lietter half. Tbe spread was one of
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comnanv wa. select and entertaining, tl.e '
inej iinenL wo uisio r.i w, mn , .
" .... '
bappy conpie all smiles anil soncitnue ior :
tbelr guests, and the affair throughout as
pleasant and eujoyable an feast cotiid le-
Yfith hearts full of joy and stomachs full r.f
. . . . .
1 1 a. II1.1.a. Ika s.eKl.e.(ieiAMa nill .1
not otWwi than iftiflwi with thm n-
a..a.. a. - - J -1 X -1. . I I . U . 1 . - . -
a, & ... -1 V. HA a m-A
fLiaivii vuucupmicu mwm, nun v ra
that all
wi'il Join In wishing long life aud
naalywd feieflfcy fe th wewly wedded .
A ratlier ludicrous mishap ooenrretl to
Commissioner McClellanu on We.lnea.lay
evening last, while on his way from this
place to his home in Johnstown. Presuming
that everything was lovely, the gentleman
named got on the rear car of the Mail west
at Cresson.and comfortably ensconcing him
elf In one of the cushioned seats very con
tentedly awaited the departure of the train.
In due time the train did move off, but much
to the chagrin of Mr. McClelland t he rear car
Cidn't move with it. In fact, to cut a long
story short, the car in which our friend had
seated himself contained a party of pleasure
seekers from A 1 toon a 011 their way to this
place, and the detaching of said car from ths
Mail for the purpose of coupling it on to ouf
Branch train ts what did the mischief. Ac
cepting the situation with his nsnal equl
iiiiuity, Mr. McClelland returned to town
and took a fresh start for home next morn
ing. To insure the success of the Freeman
and justify us in continuing as its editor
and publisher, it is imperatively necessary
that cash in advance from all its patrons
should henchforth be tbe rule and not the
exception, and unless there is a very general
disposition manifested to comply with these
terms we will certainly have to pull np
stakes and seek our fortunes elsewhere.
We are vain enough to believe that our pa
per is worthy of a generous support, and we
know from long experience that the only
way to support a newspaper properly is
to pay for it iu advance. We want no
body to pay us now for the coming year,
but we do want everybody who wishes
ub to remain to signify within the next
six weeks that they are willing to toe the
mark. We are heartily sick of tbe credit
business, and unless we can establish the
cash iu advance system we have fully made
up our mind to establish ourself elsewhere.
"So you pays your mousy (or otherwise)
and takes your choice."
TheComiso Fair. As is already known
to many ot our readers, a grand fair for the
benefit of 'lie Church of the Holy Name, to
aid in the liquidation of the debt still re
maining unpaid, will lie inaugurated in this
place on Monday, Dec. tit h, and remain open
tor two weeks, or during the contimianoe of
Court, after. which it will lie closed until the
holidays, when it will again Is? opened 011 a
scale commensurate with the joylnl occasion
and lie kept open for a week or two more.
The ladies and gentleman who have been
appoiuted to conduct the affair are busy at
work making the preliminary arrangements,
and in ibeir hands it cannot fail to be a
social as we hope it will lie a financial success.
They are as follows: For the Altar Society
Table Misses Maud Kittell, Ann McDon
ald, Ann Dougherty, Mary Ann Farren,
Annie O'Neill, Flora Parrish, Lncinda
Ityrne and Annie O'Hara; Mrs. Dr. Oalman
and Mrs. John ii. Lake. For the Children
of Mary's Table Misses Maggie Itht-y,
Kate O'Neill, Frances McDonald, Margaret.
Daley ami Allie Murphy; Mrs. Winnie
Moore, Mrs. John Porter, Mrs. Isidore Lilly,
and Mrs. Thomas Hoover. Committee at
large Messrs. John K. Scanlsn, John Pur
ler, John Blair, John Fitzhan is, John J.
Lake, John Farren, Isidore Lilly. Charles
O DoimcIl. Samuel O'Hara, H. A. Shoe
maker, M. A. Quart r., Thomas Hoover ami
II. A. McPike. All the ladies and gentle
men named appeal to their friends far and
near to send ilium any article that, will add
to the display or contribute even the small
est mite towards the objt-ct aimed at, which
is indeed a very wwrthy and a very urgent
one just now. To our own friends through
out I bis ami other counties we make a per
sonal appeal to the same end, and shall give
proper credit through these columns to all
who desire it. whether the contributions are
sent to ourself or to anyone else interested
in the enterprise.
One of the most attractive features of the
fair will be a grand shooting tournament
during the holidays, open to all the world
"and tbe rest, of mankind," the prizes for
which will consist of a fat. hog, a barrel of
flour, and various other valuablo.'articles.
Marksmen everywhere are respectfully in
vited to gird up their loins and prepare for
the contest. A Martha Washington tea
partv, a grand oyster supper, and other de
lightful festivities at Belmont, are also on
the programme for the holidays; and taking
it all in all, there can ls nojdonbt but what
the fair throughout will be the most enjoy
able ever held iu this place.
Problem aticai,. Mr. O'Kriel writes to
say that if It had liecome disabled when
withir. two days of meeting A at their re
spective modes of traveling, .1. C. Trout's
answer to his problem, as published by ns
last week, would be correct; but as the proli
lem explicitly stated that when B became
disabled there was a four days journev be
tween them, Mr. T.'s solution is of course
wrong.
"Ioretto," from whom we desire especial
ly to hear often, semis us a problem for sur
veyors, and J. C. Brown and John W. Roy.
land also contribute each a select, problem,
all three of which w ill be found below :
"ixnrTTO"s" Fitom.FM.
I."t 400 acres of land tie divided into two pnrts
so thut the lenst partslnill hold the same ratio
to the arrester thHt the nrrster holds to lioth
prts together. Required, the quantity of land
in each part.
j. c. brown's rnonr.rM.
A gentleman spent tn one store one-ba'f of
si) his money and SO cents more; iu another
two-tlifrd.s of the rvin:ilnder and ! more; fn
the third. rne-tin!f of the remninder n1 50 cts.
more, end in the fourth, one-half of the tiMlsnce
and cents more. When he concluded his pur
chases ho had fl IcSU How much money had
be at first t
3. W. BOTT.AXn'S PROBt.KM.
A customer went into a book store and tnM
the clerk thst if ho would give him the snine
amount of money that he (the customer) h;id in
his hend he would pay him six dollars for a cer
tsin book. The request whs complied with and
the purchase made. Golnr Intos second snd a
third book store, the same prop.isition was
nimleaiid accepted st each of them. Now how
much money did the customer have when he
entered the first book store, and what whs the
condition of his flmtuews when he emerged I roiu
the Inst one?
No answer have been received to the
problem published in our last, but the f.d-
I lowing is the solution as furnished by the
author himself:
A irot 180 acres at U 43.fl35 per acre.
"tAt075.'5
n got 219 .Vjjj acres at T,(i3.S.i-56 per acre.
Since the alove was in type we have re
ceived from Mr. J. C. Trout an admission of
his error, as noted aliove ; also, from the
eame gentleman, a solution of Mr. O'Friel's
last problem, as well as a contribution of his
own, bolh which we append : .
MR. TROCT'8 ASSWF.a.
A got 181 9-11tti acres st 4.40 per acre, aggre
gating . and II. got 2M -Mini seres st tl.OUS
per acre, amounting to the same sum total,
MB. TRilfT'fl FHOBI.KM.
A crutain wich has an hour hand, a minute
hand, and a second hnnd. all turning on the
same centre. At 12 o'clock a!l the hands are
together, and point to 12. How long will it lie
before the second hand will be between Jthe
other two hands, and st equal distance Inun
eacn ? Also, before the minute hand will be
equally distant from the other two hands?
Also, herore the hour hand will equally distant
from the other two handsr"
Remember This. Now is the time ot
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results of predis-
f .rk f .r all Irt ot iort nil Other TIlTOSt
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" L"K DJaease ;'5!E .'"f:","
STRiip nas neen iisexi in iiiin neigiiout nu.i
f()r thf) t fwa or thr(, V4.arB without a
single failure t cure. If you have not nsed
t his medicine yourself, go to your Prtifrg'sts,
Leminon & Murray, K!ieiiHtnrg, or to oie
slagle & Son, Wilmore, aud ask them of its :
wonderful success among their enstomers.
Two doses will relieve the worst rase. If j
you have no faith In any medicine, just bny
a Sample Bottle of Roschee's German Syrup
for 10 cents and try it. Regular sie Bottle
75 rents. Dou't neglect a cough to save 70
rentw.
Important A!t!touvrFMr.NT. A New
Catholic Quarterly Uevikw. The un
dersigned have the pleasure to announce
that t.uey have completed arrangements for
commencing in January, JH76, tbe publica
tion of a new Catholic Review, to be ent tied
"The American Catholic Quarterly
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given It. by the edncated Catholic tuiml of
the United States ami Euroe. Its chief
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discussion of religious, philosophic, scientific
and other topics of interest, to intelligent
Catholics, In accordance with this design,
they take pleasure in stating that the edito
rial direction of the "Review" will !e in the
hands of Very Rev. James A. Corcoran, D.
D., with whom will lie associated Very Rev,
James O'Connor, D. D., ami George Dering
Wolff, Esq.
A tutmlier of gentlemen, ltoth clerical and
lay, distinguished for ability and learning,
have promised to liecome regular contribu
tors to the "Review." The following have
been already engaged to furnish articles for
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N. Lynch, D.D., Hiahop of Charleston; Very
Rev. James A. Corcoran, D.D. ; Very Rev.
James O'Connor, D.D. ; O. A. Hrownson.
LL.D.; Rev. Edward MeGlynn, D.D.; Rev.
Joseph O'Conor; Oeorge Dering Wolff, Ed
itor Catholic Standard, and several others of
equal eminence, among whom it is confi
dently expected will lie Dr. Marshall, of the
London Tablet, and author of "My Clerical
Friends," Sec.
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against mtslern error.
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Deuteronomy, xif.'J'.t. The bbxhl Lming the
source from which the system is built np,
ami from which we derive our mental aa
well as physical capabilities, how important
that it should Im kept pure! If it contain
vile, festering poisons, .all organic functions
liecome enfeebled. Settling upon important
organs, as the lungs, liver, and kidneys, the
effect, is most disastrous. Hence it liehooves
all to keep their blood in a perfectly healthy
condition, ami more especially does this ap
ply at this particular season of theyear than
at. any other. No matter what the exciting
cause may be, the real cause of a large pro
portion of all diseases is bad blood. Now,
Dr. Pierce does not wish to place his Golden
Medical Discovery in the catalogue of quack
patent nostrums, by recommending it to
cure, every disease, nor dors be so recommend
it; on the contrary, there are hundred of
diseases that he acknowledges it will not.
cure; but what he does claim is this, that
there is but one form of blood disease t hat it.
will not cure, and t hat. disease iscaucer. He
does not recommend his Discovery for that
disease, yet he knows it to be tbe most
searching blissl-cleanser yet discovered, and
that it. will free the blood and system of all
other blood-poisocs, be tb-y animal, vegeta
ble, or mineral. The Golden Medical Dis
covery is warranted by him to cure the worst
forms of Skin Diseases, as all fornjs of
Blotches, Pimples, and Eruptions; also all
Glandular Swellings, and the worst form of
Scrofulous and Ulcerated Sores of t be Neck,
Legs, or other parts, and all Scrofulous Dis
eases of the liones, as White Swellings,
Fever Sores, Hip-joint and S;inal Diseases,
all of which belong to Scrofulous diseases.
COXFIII.MEU HIP-.IOIXT DISEASE CoUKl).
V. (jKoVK SlAllllS, il)WA.
Dr. PrF.RCK, Buffalo, N. V.:
lWxir Sir Mv wile fist became lame nine
years ago. Swellings w.iuld nppear end disnp
.enr on her hip. and she w.ih gmdunlly becom
ing reduced, and her whole svsreiu rotten with
diseiis. In 1X71. a swelling broke on her hip,
disentitling l.irre quivitnles. snd since th.it
time there are several openings. Have had
five df.ctDrs, nt nn expanse of 125. who a,v
nothing will do any good Out a surgical oper
ation. July 16, be writes thu : Mr wife has certain
ly received a grest hem nt 'nun the usoof your
Discovery, for she whs not nine to get otr the
tied and was not expected t live h week when
she commenced using it; 11 year ago. She lis,
been doing most of tier work for over six
months. Has used twenty oottles, and still us
ing it. Her recovery is considered as almost a
miracle, and we attribute H all to the use of
your vuliiai.le medicine. I run cheerfully rc
comim ml it ss a blood-purifier and "trengih
restorer. J. t. KtlBIX-tliX.
(olden Medical Discovery is sold hy Drug
gita. IIait.roai Inspf.ptiov. Tbe following
interesiing account is giver, of the manner iu
wbi.-b tb ro-.nl lied is inspected on t he I'uim
sylvatiia Uailrnail :
Ou the rear end of the open car is fastened
a large gong;, on either side of which is a
hammer ou a handle made com-ave near tbe
end which is fastened to t he car, n as to ren
der l he hammer susceptable to sliebt. irreg
ularities in the rnml and easily oscillated.
To this iusinniiMit. is attached, with proper
adjustments, a pencil, which, on a slate in
side tbe car, records lie tiuuiler of high or
low joints, or joints defective in any partic
ular. When the car pas-s over one of these
imperfect joints, tbe hammers are sprung
against the fjong and the record is at once
made Inside the car, and can lie seen and
noted by all present. Thus the inspectors
are enabled to see at a plance in which divi
sion or suit-division Ihe greatest unrulier of
broken rails are located. Resides this care
fill examination of the road surface, the in
spectors very carefully scrutinize the appear
ance of things along the line and each
inspector notes all imperfections, all im
provements, all peculiarities, etc., and when
the work of inspecting the ro id is completed
they compare and average their notes and
award tbe premiums to the supervisor having
tin? highest average. The premium is
awarded in mosiey, and it usually requires
from one to two months time to determine
who are entitled to lie rewarded. A pre
liminary inspection was made of the Pitts
burg division and over fonr hundred imper
fect joints were indicated by the gong. At
each one of these a leaded envelope was
was thrown off to mark their location, and
men were at once pat. to work adjusting
them. Subsequently another inspection was
made and only twenty imjierfecf ions were
found and many of them have no dotthi since
leen placed in line and mailejierfeclly even.
A Stkatvoe Story. Miss Alice Kramer,
of Aaronabnrg, Centre county, who has lieen
speechless for nearly two years, was in the
mountains north of that place. with several
of her brothers a few weeks ago, and in wan
dering through the thickets was separated
from the rest of the party and got lost. As
soon as her absence was discovered they
liegan to call, expecting her to whistle (the
manner in which she used fo reply) but in
place of a whistle they heard a voice away
off telling them It was her I They would
not. go back, as they thought it was some
person trying to fool them. Finally the
voice plead for them to come back. They
complied ; and Imagine their astonishment
when thev came back they found their sis
ter with her power of speech restored. S'm
related that in stooping, something bad gut
into her lirroar. which almost choked her.
when violent vomiting took place and in a
few moments she ejected from her throat
a cartilaginous talw about four inches in
length an I resembling a scriped intestine.
Since this strangn occurrence foolcjplaca she
has enjoyed perfect control over her vocal
organs.
s -
Two dwelling bousea In North Mahon
ing township, Indiana county, were with ail
their contents destroyed by fire not long
since, involving a heavy loss to their re-
The Evakof.lists. In another column
our readers will see the announcement of
the meetings of Messrs. Moody and Sankcy,
the evangelist ami singer, which began in
Pliiladelphiaoii Sunday last, Novemberxlst,
Some weeks ago it was decided toinvite Me
srs. Moody ami Saukey to Philadelphia, and
a com in it tee of fifteen ministers, represent
ing all the evangelical denominations of the
city, was appointed toarrange for their com
ing. This committee organized by electing
Kev. Pit bard New ton, D. D., of the Episco
pal Church, Chairman, and Kev. C. P. Mas
den, of the Reformed Church, as Secretsry.
The Ministers' Committee then appointed a
committee of tbirusen prominent and well
known business gentlemen of the various de
nominations to conduct the business arrange
ments for the meeting. This Committee
elected Mr. Oeorge H. Stnart Chairman, Mr.
John R. Whitney Treasurer, and Mr. Thom
as K. Cree Secretary. This committee at
once proceeded to business. Tbey secnre.I
the old freight depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co., Thirteenth and Market streets,
which extends from Msrket. street back to
an alley, .17.1 feet, and from Thirteenth to
Juniper street, 2J50. At ut a hundred work
men were at once set to work making tbe
necessary changes, and by the mi. Idle of the
past week the building was ready for oc
cupancy. Tbe Piain audience room will
eat comfortably ten thousand people. In
addition to the main audience hall there are
three large Inquiry rooms, and a Vestibule
twenty feet, wide running around three sides
of the building, from which there is egress
by ten large doors opening upon three
streets. Tbe building will be thoroughly
heated by steam and lighted by about a
thousand gas burners In reflectors, rinps and
paralled jets, flay tight is admitted, and
abundant facilities for ventilation are olv
tained by a series of skylights in tbe roof.
Eleven thousand chairs are in the building,
and a corps of three bund red Christian mn
volunteered ami have been fully trained for
ushers to seat the public. A choir of six
hundred voltes has been organized and the
services of snnir will be led by it. nndar the
leadership of Mr. Satikey. A class of three
hundred Christian workers, selected by the
ministers from all the churches of the city
for service in the inquiry room, has been
trsined by the Rev. Richard Newton. D. II.,
of tbe Episcopal church. Rev. R. M. Hat
field, D. D., of tbe Methodist Epis opal
church. Rev. W. P. Breed, D. D.. of the
Presbyterian church, ami Rev. J. Wheaton
Smith, D. D.. of the Baptist church. The
ministers and Christian people of tbe city of
all Protestant denominations are heartily in
sympathy with the work, and are rendering
every assistance in preparing fr it. The
cost of all the immense preparations will be
alvint (SSO.ffOO) twenty thousand dollars,
and it is expected from present indications
that no call for contributions will have tolte
made, but that the money will be the spon
taneous gift of those in sjmpalby with the
movement.
Winn Awake for DecemWr is ready. It
is dar.xling with pictures, and displays a
tempting table of contents. Hesid est he se
rial of child-life, Young Rick," there are
six good stories : Kim's Last Whipping,"
"Tim's Partnr," "Mysie's Thanksgiving'
"The rtirds' Harvest," "Out. of the Frving
Pan," and "Five Ponnds of Cinnamon' by
Sophie May, A manda Douglas. Miss Far
man, Mrs. J. D. Chaplin, M. Quad, and
Holmes Maxwell, besides two or three
bright ami good papers, "Hirds' Nst Soup,"
by Ella R.slman Church, and "Franklin's
Courtships and Marriage," by Rev. J. Chap
lin, and "The Ib ar of lWne," Vy C. (I. T.
There are poems by JoH Ronton, Miss Far
man, Marian Dotiirias, and II ol me Ma T well,
together with a double-pajed one, -'Silver
lyoi-ks and the R"ars," by Clara Do'y Hates,
with six capital illustrations by Mrs. Fin
ley. "Parlor Pastimes," bv the popular
"Amusement Man," George R. Part let t, the
musical page, by Dr. Tourjee, and the edi
torial departments, are unusually good this
month. D. Lothkop & Co., Bustoo. S2.00
per annum.
:
Best r.rsrNnss Writing A JrsT
Award. Plot Cowley, of the Iron City
College, Pittsburgh, was awarded by the
late Exposition of that city, a spei ial pre
mium, orer all other mmprtitor, foi "Rest
Rnsiness Writing." This award meets with
gensral approval, sine it. is well known that
both as a teacher aud penman. Prof. Cowley
stands at the head of the profession 111 the
United States.
tr. TFI ti toy nm?nnn! Svrnpof TTIrf. I
liti is gusrsnrood to cure Intl.?intiiHti.-n of the j
Kidneys tind Hlndd'-r. ptii.-iful or suppressed
nrinsii.Tn so frequent Pi old ng. pn'MTuI or
suppressed nif-nst i n.it ion. htoon-hipa or whites,
gravel, gleot, stricture. Moody rtisehurges,
ISright's (license, hrlckdtist deposits, dropsy
pa in iu ihe tmck or eidc, sick headache, pim
ples. Motchcs nii'I eruptions on the fuee, nd s!l
diseases of n specific or constitutional nature,
regardless of duration, ng-' -r sex. Compound
Syrup of R.iehu is a positive and radical cure.
For mile by Lkmm-in k MfitRiT, Flicns'iurg.
Jt YTir.K.W,.
SHANK-RTIIOP. Mart I'd. at tbe Catholic
chord Lore t to. on T"ii.-.ly, Nov. Hi. !!"". y
Kev. K. A. Huh. Mr. M atii I s Sn a s k and Miss
Macjgib Hishop, boili of Allegheny townshi.
TH E WEEKLY SUN.
1776. NEW YORK. IS73.
Kvh'.-cn Imndr.-d and snVcnty-six Is the Cen
tennial your. Ii is nln the V. ar in which m
I (nposif ion ll.iuse of lteprcs'nf at the fint
Since the w.tr. Will he in power at Waahiturtnii,
end t!i year of the t we.if y-1 h.'cd election of a
President of th" Unifod States. All of these
events are sure to lie of great Interest and im
port.oice, cspoei. tlly the two l itt ir: and all of
them and everything connected with them will
he f;itlv and freshly reported and expounded
in 'I iik Sun.
The Opposition ITnso of Representatives,
taking ii th lineof inquiry opened year" ago
by Th k Si'.n, will sternly and diligently in vest i
gito the corruptions an I misdeeds of (lit ant'
administration; and w.l!. n is to ho h-pt-d. lay
the foundation for a new and Ivller period in
our national history. Of all this 'I'll K N'S will
contain complete and accurate accounts, fur
nishing its readers wit h early and trustworthy
information up-m thse adsorbing topics.
The twci.ty thir 1 Presidential cleci ion. with
the preparations for it. will lie ineinonilde as
deciding upon (i KANT'S aspirations f-r a third
term of power and plunder, and stilt more as
dcciiT'iig who sh ill be t hu cauditatc ol Ihe parly
of K.Toi tn, and as electing that can II l.ito. Con
cerning all the- suLj.cts, t liose who read Tun
Si'N will have I ho constant means of being
tiiorouglily well Informed.
The WrsKt.T Sys, which has attained a cir
culation of over eighty thou-iatid copies, has its
readers in every Siati? I i'errit.i: y, an t we
trust that the year lWe: wlll'see their number
doubled. It will continue to be a thm-oitgn
newspaper. All the general news or the day
will be found iu it, condensed when unimpor
tant, at lull length when of moment; and al
ways, we trnt, treated in a clear. Interesting
and instructive manner.
It is our aim to make the Wrkki.T 8it! the
best family newspaper in the world, and we
sin 1 1 continue to g:.o in its columns a large
sinomit of miscellaneous reading, such as
stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence and
agricultural infoi-in-ition. for which we a re n it
utile to inuke room in our dally edition. Tim
iigriciiltuml department especially isoneol its
prominent features. Ihe rasiuons are also ,
regularly reported in Its columns; and so are j
the markets of every kind. I
The VTcKKi.r Sun. eight pages with fifty-six ;
broad columns, is only $.! a year, postage
prepaid. As t his price barely repays tli cost of !
the paper, no discount? can he m tde from t his ;
rate to eliiha. agents, Postmaster, or any one. j
The llAil.T Su.i, a large lour page newspaper j
of t went.r-"ight columns, give- P the newt Tor t
two cents a copy. Siitccripi ion. ia.tag! pre I
p.ii.l, ."i-"e. a month for a sM a year. tji:.vu.r
ed-iion exfra.JI.OO er year. W have no trav- ,
cling agents. Address, IHE SL'.N IN'sw Voik!
oityJ ;
Furs and Sheep Pelts
riHE andersigneil will pay the HtoursT prick !
1. is cash for Fox. Mink, Otter, and all other :
desirable Furs. A Is . for Sheep PVIta in good oon- :
ditlon. JOS. WE1SKK. Wateiunaker.
P. S. Watches and Clocks promptly and per
fectly repaired at the very lowest prices. i
bbenshurg, Nov. So, lt)7.-0!..
NOTICE. Letters testamentary de.
bonis non, cum tfttnmento anntto, haie
been granted to the nndersigmxl ou the esta'c ot
Orokok Visora, Iste uf Ixiretto twrongh, ilce'd.'
Those owing said estate wl I please make immedi
ate payment . and thosa having claims against, the
same are roqneated to ureaenl them properly j.ro
bated. W... B. LlXrLfc.
i IrtM, Nev; 9, iT9.-4t-.
xmvAiri:KTisi:iKXTs. ,
Maryland EYE and EAK INSTITUTE,
s 5. rtisrle street, ttaltimorp. 1.1.
OEflKUK liKt LINC. M. I . late IVoi. f F.ye
and fcnr nrgcry In the Washington Vnb
versity. Surgeon In charge
The large hiih'ls.inie residence of the late fit a,
Carroll hns been fitted n with sll the itnnrove
nicnts adopted In the latest Schools of Ki uorr,
for the special tr.-atmcnt of this class of diffuse.
ApnlT bv letter to
- Uitllii.K KM 1,1X0, SI. Surgeon In Charge.
$1
cy n ls at home. A gn's wsnted. OntfP and
- terms free. TKCIi fc C ., Augusta, Mslne,
9f KfkM'IXK RFVIirttlD Sf s.
VOTT VS EI-FCTRO HKTTS and RANI'S srs
indorsed bv the most eminent phsiens In the
world for the care ot rheumatism, nrnrxlgin, liver
complaint, dyspepsia, k'dney .tisess?. solu s, pstns.
nervous disorders, fits, frmsle complaints. nrvns
nd general debility end other chronic .tisesj. s
of the chest hi-ad. liver, stomach, kidneys and
Mood. Hook with full particulars Ires by o 1 1 1
Itell ., iiit-iunntl. .
a month tocnergct!;! men and women rrcrr
where. 'iivi.. I.-. -.-.. -t.1r. T.Xi ' ! I.Stl ) R
MTU tro., lf.1 Michigan Itc, Chicngo.
S77
I'KR WF.EKUrARAXTF.r.ntoAtcmf,
Msle and Femsle tn their own l.wsli'v.
Terms and OI TKIT FKFK. A.l.'r-as t
O. V1CKKKY k VO., Augusta, .Ylstne.
C?iri tMrdav at home Samples worth ft
OsJlOOU lre. tsTisso fcCo.. I'oriland.;Me.
C""1 (rVlrXT The best course of nook-Keep-rVUIVUi
inf. H,r l-st system of aml
prsetlee, the moat el-gmt pi nmtfi)li. the lew. st
rules of hoard and tuition, at Werthlnrton Bosl
nesst'oilege, Jauicstown. N.Y. Circular scut I ree.
OOkIESTIGT
SEWINC
1 1 MACHINES.
S1t(
T fjis-sl Te-n. C V..
unri. w. TWUU BUS A
aVIactiaea of every Am
,fOO WEST I C" PAPER FASHIOKS.
Ths Best I'atirns made. Bend S eta. for Catalog u.
Aiiraiircissnc :r73 kachho: co.
W AeuiTS V aatiD. "W KLW YOllK.
A Journal of Znformstion for
Acivorti sors. sclltion, 9, COO
coplos. Pub'iiPheci weekly.
Terms C2 per annum, in ad
vance. FIVK SPECIMEN COTME- (nirrnr.tT DATIts)
TO ONE ADDRESS F)U 20 CIS.
ro. pk rowrli, a ok.
Cditors ntil Pnbllcliers.
DR. E n SELLERS,
a celebrated phyiicisnof Pittsburgh, discover
ed and used in bfs pr.icti"e th" popular remedy
known as SELI.EH!' IMFrUIALCOrr.ll SYK
L'P. This is no QV kck r-inedy. It t.orn of
wisdom : nurtured by science; nn! triouands
sro li Ing witnrcees of its woiidcrful rurative
powers. It I pleasant to ti'ke. and siir" to cui e
Coughs. Colds, Croups, Flrr.m hi:il Affections,
Tickling in the Throat, and all diseases of a kin
dred nninre.
K. E. Sr.i.:.rrs. .'c Co.. Pl:t"te.rV. Pi., s-e i"
p-r,; r'etora of JoriNSON's UIIEL'MATIC :IM
I'OUXn, the great internal rer.nr.1y for Iliieu
niati;.m, N"liitii1I i, Headache, Ac.
You can have doctor always In yor.r house
by keeping SF.I.bEKS- rtinilv Medk-ines on
hand. 1 leSr l.tvrr PJ!!s are the oldest r.hd
Pest in the innikct. and evtry botile of their
YiTtiiifilue ts wurranli d.
For snle l.ya'l trua'a'! nn'? conntrr fixators.
A. A. HAitKF.il Jc Sin. Agents, F.bciisbiirx, I'a.
COLUKS, JQS8ST0H & Ca
EBENSBUE.G, PA.
MONEY RECEIVES ON DEPOSIT,
payable nr.ii:.
INTEREST ALLOWED OX TIME DEPOSITS.
MCr.'LY LDAfO. C3LLECT13N3 MADE.
AI) A GEN Ell A Ti
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
5?Ppectal attention rnibl to li.i'nr-ja of eor
tcMinn l.Mif". J.S. V. .Ml KI'llV.
N' iv. it:ri.-tf. ;.-iiir.
UOODY AM) imi
tii i: kya ya j::. is ts,
Will betfia the nit-etings to be con.iaofoJ by
lln-in in
lit THE
BUILDING, 13fii an! Maikct Streets,
O .V
Sunday, November !, IE75,
AT S A. a. t 1. 31.,
And will continue daily, morning antf evening
(except ta'tirdaj), for some wet-Its.
'Ty OTICK. -Having ptircliast'.! at
Constable sab; ami left 1 nring my pleasure-with
John ll::i Kt:l , the n ilowin? dts.-rin-ed
personal r-ierfy to wit: I h iy iiimi-c, I
three-year old heifer. I rooV?ngtove nn-.l tii.-n.
sils. 2 taoles, one sot t-hnirs. I doinrhi ray. 1 -.ink.
1 eliH-k. 1 mirror. 2 heil-te-nls. V2 tiiixiifis wb. lit..
l.S l.iishels buekwheHt. 40 huhtds outs, 2 how .
:t p'gs. n lot of h;iy arid Ptrw. and 1 wim!:n;l..
I heretiv emmon nil pir.insni'iisi f nter!e-. lng
with said projvrtv. II. J. KUIT M E.S K F.'t.
Bu r Tup., Nov. 6. In.5. lit- J .-l
AlTtMrnsT n a to irs x one ii
MJL Kstateof.f. K. 11 itk, ibi '.l.
I-lters of A.ltnii.i-tr.iii.Hi m tfi.- 'stte r-f
Jfisiail-K. Hitk, late ot Kixiistmrg t.or.oiu i-
d.-e afd, hive t-;-n issued to the uii.lerMgni-r,
who tiereliy not flea hII pi-i-snns ind-titw t iK-.iid
estnielhat paytneiit mint l imido lonhuiih.
and th'sT having el-iinis r d.-mnnds ngninst
th Bnine are r tpn-sted to r.-sent tiii-m .ro
perly probati d l. r st tttotnent.
,10:1. il. ri 1 1 r, A.iniinii nttor.
Nov. 10, ls;.Y-:.t.
EXECUTOIi S NOTICK.
Ktate of Ki.I7.abk.tii Miller, flerM.
Letters t.-stii-iieiam y on I n " a' " iSt.tA
RF.ru Mll.l.KH. l.neof l.orefto l.r., deed,
hiiving iM'en grunted tofin u I l.-rs.g.i.-d. .oi I e
Is hereoT given to all itt-rsona iii.ieoli-d to hmd
eatittn tlint pavniont must lie in.ide ithout tU--ljy.iiu
i tho- having aeeonnta aijaint thesirne
sd .nld pro-luc-e tiit-tn tlnlv Miitiieniieetetl ftr
aettleim-nt. F- '1"RIKL, Executor.
. Jv.reito, N'. v. If, IS".". -t.
DMTNl ST K A T ION N OT I CK.
Estate nf.lAMF P.noWV, tlee'U.
I'f ters of Ad minis' rat ion n t he es::e nf .1 ah.
Bttowx. late of .Munster township. a inbri coun
tv. !eot'itst'd. have b?en grinic l to the nn!er!s7a
e.i". resi ling in s ti-l townvhip. to whien ail perst.ns
in.h'tite-l to s lid csta'e are r.-qnes ed to m ike pay
ment, and those having obtitns or deinanda will
make known the a ime wit h-mt dei.ir.
H:lf i:t miovVx, AJm x.
Munster Twp., Nov 12. 1S75.-61.
JGALTjITZIN LAKH, Attohmet
AT LAW, Ebenabtirst, pa. tlSii'e with
RYetrr wl If ee-.rrUCT, in Omrt Uwrs.
Iu. JIe TyeV
1 3? Ki lC-4
11 13
ra r-sg . . . t
REGISTER'S NOTlCr
"V"(nci: is hi n.y p. t-.- n Ihnt 1 he follow, f
Al l.ained Accounte Iti.ve Iu en i.
ll 1 in ! Me K' ai."!. rV .ii-r nt t vm- t..i. i:i
end or t tie c .tint y of 'a 1 .r n. mid r; 1 1 ! in.-.
s-mcu to the tfi h ir.s' (Jou.i of n. i-iiy,
lor uor.fi i i'i ition .lot! sli..i.iti., on V:T ". s
1V, the sii Oav of bn t;Mi:r. A. P. It'.."i. i-j
wit :
1. The first and fins! aceenti' of Jeo 7.,
executor ot ltar.iotii c9uii. late vl Aiiftl. n
l-wrh;p. ilcfi-m,..),
Tne Tir itn-t t-irlsl ne-Hnnt f H'cbsrJ
O.o'ge. lrv n lai.lr.ig rod n l. i: fniw lt-r.
wxecuit.rs t-t (In.ric i iuMoi- I.Uc of .Miliv.. -Corona
Ii. .I.-crHSetl.
S. I he Cul n.-c.-.nn of Vino Vnyn r.". rTecn'r'x
ol Andrew H.ir:guc. l.eol I.li nM.iirg :jutu:i,
decease.'.
4. 1 tie first ntnl iinnl Sr.inn! c.f .t.-htt F. T.M f.t,
S'lininisiiHlor ol John t. tir.i.it'i. U,e o: l!u.kl
conn'y, ' l.loi nm. .leeens".!.
b. 1 tie tirs: aecotint.d l-'irx .T.me I n:,.
F.iira June lis..) eim:t j it "ohii J.
late of Al'Crflietiv I i.eii :-.
ii. (i:e
0. The firs: ae. o ie; of fni'y . .I:im'".m a.'TT.'u.
is:rs:nx ot Jr. v . W. Jhw.'mi, lte oi i.fu.j
b..lN.iig!i. dece :SimI.
i 7. The fourth a-vint of V. (1. Towis. trustro
, Sj.jMiinlcd to sell t he real vsae i ja. 11 . .J,c!i
eil. Is le ol .luhnstown t.oreugti. deeeased.
S. The tirs. an.! par ml a, count t .tol-n tliher',
Otio of the txeei..r t ti-orsa Aicl.i; .-, of
Johestown Ix.rongh deeejs.'.i.
The tirst and lit.Ml ai--.mnt of N'mon Vrlnn.
, tiell. iniin:sT.'or rf H .-nr l:inier, ia.e ul Sue
1 qaeharma townsnip ile.-cet.vd.
10. I lie arcoiint of Peter Srri'ttniMor nsrl -a
of Philip V. elt.lo. minor elii! t d Petr U i. iai
i of t'arroil township, decr-.s.-d.
j 11. I he firs-. an! Iinni neeeitnt of'inrirs 5 T 1
l lis. a Ininis rst.r ol Hiram FoisoTu, l.iteol Yolvr
i township, .ierefc. -d.
I Pi. The see n l aee..Unt of V.'m It. It.tiicKer.
! trst.e iHM.l'e,l o se.i . he re;il ,f Iu ' ..; j el
i (.i.-ugh.ia.ur. late ol s y ior fu n'.ii ;. .I. e.- .
! 13 The first and fii'.ul ae-ount oi .l. liti SHir.r-
bitigh. al'i!n.:rttr of J.imes i am;.'i.'i. Iat of
V .8niit( ton lowns.'i.p. .l.-eefts- t.
14 1 he nce..U!ii ot ,!e! ry en A '. ndri'iilsirn-
tor or onr.i.i Neh.-raier, la'.e oi .l:.::,w,i i...r
J o-uiin. decease.1.
I l.s. '1 he s. c .i. l a?n! f.i.al n -f"V.:-.l i.I '1 .- (.n.
I ra.l. a.'.mfMsirstf.r of Ir. Ffr : : -n ! ; las
ol .lulTiinTr :). nj'i. .!erne !.
13. Tl.e tirst a.-eoiim of l.i ,,-i.t- t h P.irris'i a t.
j niimii;.t.-ix ol Siiis Parrth. 1st" I .mil i i
; township, deeeasxd.
; 17. i he firs: acenn' of "."ta -".nlc n. s.,e'i!!tra
I tor of Plizaiw.n Sn.irar, Into c I ;..Kii?Iurg tjr-
oucli. deas .1.
' IS. I he firs' aeexvnt of m ""(0"T-.'.r',r-nTie
oi . or rxeeu.or oi ,i cn-r s. !i :Me tomgle, ia: of
V ns!ili.:.,n t. wnsliip. .! erase.'.
19. 1 ne tirs: a.-coun: of .l.dr.i K. iani m. on of
he e.xi-co:ors ot Jeremiah r.teUuii.ie, ,f
r astnngion twi.shlp, .U rcase'i.
.I.Ui.- M. ii.PTt. IN r:u-r.
Ilrglslcr's td'li e, Ki.eiisl.i..g, ;,... o. .. ;..
ttt" i d o w s' a r r ITa i si v i: x ts!
Notice 's beret. y C''r'tl 1h:lt ibo
fo'low'r.g named npcrieements ol r"l e,atnat. I
personal proper-. v .l .leeedenii-. a.-leeed ant ft.
ri for the widows of inteta!.-K. n.i.Icr tl.e Act
(.1 Afstiuoiy ot the H'h tiny of Ajtr.i. a. 1. K.l
I.HVe l.eeo fi'e ' r !! r' i.'V. ' -t V:'.. n.
t;t;rT. sa ' 111 t1 ee:!l, d l i he i r l nn" ( '...i. t.
of t'ainl.ria i-olinly. for coniirniKt i.n nd allow
ance. .n W ftiMSi.A v, t ho !. day of I cu.v r.tn
A. I. 1 TS. to wil !
1. )nvent.rv and a.trs-'ernTis of ernrn rnl
esiatit M(ir:t.el and not :.rl tor Msrv S- !i.e,-r,
widow of .lo?e.h ci .ml.-r, late of l" n--iiiauit h
through, .'i-c'.: i-40(i.o I.
2. Inven'ory and apprsl-ement or certain ,wr
a..nnl T..f.er.y a.pmii.eJ and m-i a.'.i-i lor A
g-irel H.nrv. wi.ii ol Uenrv, late of
Ki-ent.nif lor.niifi. dec.!
:t. Invetitory and appraij" tn"ti! of cer'sin real
estate appraiseil an I sei amrt for i..-i.eee.i Aii.j
Pui k. wi low ot M. H. iiui k, iale of A.iai.i- towii
aliil. .'ee'd. tfttSS ea
4 Inventory ;iivl api.r.TiserieT.. oT er-rta-'n pee.
sona' proirerty .VaiHe. an.i s.-l ipnrt o.rrs-.ralit .
(ionirimoiir. wi.o.w ot -ar.iei (. ughiiour, hir of
JaeLson toWiiFtilp ic".. k.u h).
..AMI M. S1MI..R. Keg .rrr.
Kcg'ster's tl.rc, f.li lmri, No. C, l7i
v&lyiil:sTATii
AT PUB'.JC
Wt tUli,
IY Irtne of an or-l-r :fnV-r f-.n the t i-..i,-r.-
t 'ourt ol i'.iiu.-:'i:i L-.-u.!-. . ; i .... ic 'ic-i h .iI
ex j-ose i ii'iltc s tic on !: j-.-s. .n
SATURDAY, DECEMIiKil 4:Ji. S7.
J'.t C o'i l.K-, 1
Wiiviiir'on l-.w
by Hit i'a. ii. it
. v.. nil 1 FA KM ;'ii-i:e-l
'iiri -r: i f. u:i y. f.au.:
t't). all-, othi-rs. r-u . .i .n ti-
lie ach:s, :w .r.cnr
an-l a!!owp.r.T, h.tving tliPrcn crt-c'-.I a
.'fl
"V. v. 1 .- I I
In stt! 'it of i'nt.rovi-tm-ni.
Tr.RMS i-rs A T. '. tlne-t .J !k.r-r--...
tnoney in ?e j.. .id -ii c..i. ii, a..: jo., mh-, .im ii -Lit
Im-.v't- in i-i eipi.il in, uiijI ..i ij.ui..s, vi.Ii -rri-s',
e-our-d on liiv irom;s.-'!!.
.IOU.N H R-IAftlT'.
Trns'ee to srli (he Ktul i ..r ii-io.-t "Ar
bkll, dtC'd. lli-12. 8,.)
TRIAL LIST. List of crHrs set
ilnwn for trial at tl: 't;kii.i.!J I. iim of
lonrt. romiucnclng on the first Moti ixy uf liceiu
bur next :
F-RST TV"r IT.
. . vs. II n!s
vs. Waif nr.
JTO-:n wk K.
.. Vs. rtlrTCX"! Ct !.
. vs. .'.ior.-ui.
reel
Vau Ormer. .
flarV
I'latt t-t a I
t'ambrla Iron ('...
Itrawl.-y's o"o
't'homns.
Myers fc Co
.7.ni .n h. sear.lnn.
St Incoian
lmn
MeUongh.
1 1 lll..Ull
Hoil
'front
1 ilotlMS
W.ilttSl.sgln k -on .
Tixld's A:in'r . . .
It. M
...Vs. fhris-y.
...vs. v ;;M:i'ihs et at.
...vs. Kvnns.
.. . vs. 'onrs-1.
. vs. Ur... h.-rltn.
...vs. ICnr ..
.. v. T:i.- Two of Tb!f.
. xr. u en i rut n.
. ..s. Kr.n.
. . vs. :i r, r- in ? "o.
...vs Wol. I ,uie 4. Son.
.. vs llu-ih.-s."
.. vs. MycrS (k ( o.
... vs. Y nt rs.
"t 1 A I T.V hnnn'new
Prothona'ary Olfcee. Kbenahu -g, ...v. ,vi"5
13 THE "BE-ST."
Thfs sonp if in i n n f of ii re-1 from inrro TnnterisTs
and ns it t:l :. ins a larg i.r-i-ii-. .-. gi.- ol Vtg.-.i
Lie li!. is turr-.n'e.i inii to!li- J-g; ;,.
por'ed i'iisM e S.nii. "nl'iit Hi- s.mie l Ion- .
sescs a!i the w.-nhiog mid elennsin. ,r,,..r f
the eclnliratetl Uer ii in an I Kn n- Ji Isnn iry
S ups. If i therefore reninm.-n-ied for use
the i.mm.iry. Kitchen, and I'i t li-rK.ni. f..r
ir-ncrsl lio.is.-f.otd .:ir.o.-f ; r.i.. (,.r Frin.eis.
I'ainiera. Kiigin-ers, ao i .M:n-!iiui., r j. will ro-m.-ve
sialns of lnV.. 1 3 r.p.". T r, ;i. I'aini e e
from the hnnds. innnl.irt ured only'hv ' '
2, S, mi !0 if.i'r?rs Pt.irs. ; r.H ' P5
-10-a.j Jr.irrsna .street, rw lot k. ;in.l
ft SSIONEKS' oticj:. XtiV
is litre by given that y. M. I,fiv. or
Altoona. lilair eoiu.tT. re-ensylrnni-t. and
K.. his wire, bv 'teel r voinnnry fiignTier',
h;ivo assfgri-".! all the es'aie. renl aed i-erson-l,
oftf.esni.i V M . l.t.ov r. to .ton H ki ii. v. .1 si ki
I."' "I n Jlim-Mi Kikkai. of A It.ei.nv,
in ssl I eonnty in 'mst f-ir the l.en -rit t.l the
llorsorthi-s t.d V. M. hmvii. . 11 w-rxin. tlo-re-f-..ro.
indohl-I to ihe sii l W. Tjt.ov n. i,l ei:itie
payment lo the sni,; A:gnefS. mi. ft. .is- listing
eiitiins or deia.tiida wiil make kiK-mi 'lie same
without delay. JfiliV 'IKlIl.Y.
JA.Ml'S I,H l.iV.
M X. KINKKAli.
A "Signces of W. i. Ltn1
Altoona. Oct. 1, 17...
IJeyer's Poultry Fcwder.
VVaTTsr.ted.lf o-M In tlm",
i locnre t-ni.-.e.i t ;ii.rt , ;
fipea. Vii!iana.-i Ijr. ftL
'owiiee ltA m b . jtk 1 1'
oroiTwfya-nl ..a tot!"
lirinsit t.ii't fi - li - .1...
si- 1. f i,ee..r:;i n-n ' 4 .
Cust,CTltaDdecc4h'i rra'iu ctas c: 1 I.-.T..-- -.-21- -ke-p
Ponltr(rv-ma (n. f.t. m 1 )f.r - l '.u.'
-uie, W1ih tuUi protiti tij r e stu-e. 1 .1 -:',. .
t. vefor VI. no. A-it t-rr tio.er. fc-ci Lv.a t.pc3 1
eipt of prlca. AJ-'rt- s,
A.t.Kin3fO,Iil:-i-:.
lj XKCUTOlrs N O T J C K.
" F.slale of A VASTASIA MoRKL A Vf.
Til-'IPT. Ii.';ini'.r,. rn .1..-. ... o
I MoreUmt. dee d, tsie .f fli!1Lre n ugb.I.avcin;
j t.-. 11 Ki..m.., ihi nn 1 i - , .- ... .e
1 giTon to nli i-na. . ,u 1.... 1 ;o -.td me
1 lunkc i:niii..- tiil... ji ij m.-n'.nit i lh'w- living cla. ma
a-.::tini 1 iu- s una 10 prt-scu; ilicni luiy au.iitmli
Ciitcd lor settlement.
.1 A '.: i: iOK KbAX D, !'xe-utir.
Wilmtira, Nr. la. lS7.i.-ot.
A LKXANDKlt TAIT, M. p.,
- Siy Miflitn n. s,i, r8..,Mi.
fA I! K.t. T-l V 0 V
Orrl-e- rccfnllT oeeuri.j by M..1. Itn.-.M. 1).
; !ti r-nr ot .K lin l!i.-V t..r, t.!J 111 y
I .e made et Mr. Hi-. l;'s 1 e--ir-i.i-,-. i..".J
: j 1?. McoxxniTr,, m." p., '
l'HTSICIAS AMiSn.tJKov,
I-:;fTr. . rt.
O'flee forme-lr oeeniid hy I'r. Jart.'s-.n. 'h
ealla can be made, nt I'l-st-o.iice. li-l.-cm.
! r. A. HIIOKM A H :h ,
f9-4l E atX SVC ii. Cam uu0t, 1'. tu,(
y V- -Vji