I
pu.1 ir "Vj -T
-M """SI
--. tv
. f
i
a :
kw Use
"Apco;'ii
t-iit? (':!
t A I. X A', A i 1- I X. J J. J- ' -
.l!st;ts very
carefully ;..;:i;-ded.'' r :ys n v, r.UT in
La Xut'nre, "we throw a ay early a
clJi'-i--'. ' lealli'.'r.s, loe in-
Slld
nnantitv
tiuisie vcltu: o!
jnoricv we pay
buothng f'.a'v".
:niitc!'s it Mtiv: :h;i iie
-xitin how Neither:;
... ... I .. ,,..!.
Ml Illilni l.ivm i.u.ii
WlnCll IS f-Sll-t! U I lie
out for 'li''i)."T A
HUt, I'Ut the M'.tlior
i .
Importcr!i, flannr.icturers, anil Dealers In 11 kinds of
pl'-eceds to
prepare. I
ie. i no opf ra- !
tion i- to cut the plume portion: of;
the feathers from tlio skin, ly means j
of culinary hand scissors. The; for
mer are placed in quantities in :uoarse
MUSICAL MERCHAN
MANl'KACTtTIERS OF TIIK CEbEDltATED
& MINN PIANO, AND THE FHILHARMOKIC
BISEs
1' x
OENEIiAL WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR TOE
TEXT AltiOX PIANO
Pisfnn Valve, ami our Oirn mak
ana
rir iv!"(!i when full IS ch:scl
subjected to a thorough kneading with
the han Is. At lliet ml live minutes,
fhr. n.ni !!! it. is stated, laconic dis
aggregated ami felted together, form
ing adown perfectly homogeneous;
and of great lightness. It is evm j
lighter than natural eider clown, b- i
e:iiHi" tlie Litter contains tl:e ribs of j
tlw f.-rUhcrs. which irive extra weight.
The material thus prepaid! is worth,
and readilv sella in l'aris, f r about
two dollars a pound. Aloit 1.0 troy
ounces of tliis down can 1-e oMa'i'cd
froic the feathe rs of an ordinary sized
puiiet; r.nd t!ii? on t!e valuation, is
worth ah.mt twenty eiits. It i sui;
irestcd th.it, through tlie winter, chil
dren mi'i'it t-jll.ret all fathers
about a farm, and cut the ribs out, as
wc have stated. 'y the ?piii? time a
lare quantity of down would be pre
pared, whieh'could be disposed of to
upholsters or employed for dvmestio
ue. OooiO teathers"iiiay be t rented in
a bimilar mannr-r. and thus two-thirds
of tha pio U:et of the bird utilized, in
stead of only about one-fifth, as is t
present the case.
The chicken down is saui u iorm :v
I.nmlnn). Saxe ( ParN).
r.r KDi.-trT Valve " i.-.-.
oi i.o.nrj i.c in.trr.meiits ronstantlj on hand.
ppip vrwi.THKjiscrsHiTET H.rsic, .nko this brch iyr ""Ir1
full B4Uck vl ll-e la.es, n.l Ijrrt le. on """' ' "n
j 1-iA.NU.S AM OUOA.N ol.ll ?X?TCI M KN'TS i . KICX I N 'XTII A NO R. .
C'lf-rTiPrn Vr'nivn If of Srminnrcf, L :id.Tf l IMn.ls. Teacher!., ami nil wishing to purchase
' Mwi -1 C!o.kI" Wli t'Fi-t it t their IntoreMt to c.miiiiuiiii-iiie lirectly with us.
' C u.iIoBucs aii'l 1'rke Liste liuiiis-lke.l tree on .u plieiiuon.
WAREROOMS, NO.'12 SlXtll Street, (Late St. Clair.)
i-M.-jy. PITTSBURGH, PA.
1W
5 A SrT3Tr
iiJ rl.TJ J
Louisville,
Manufnctureis of nil kii.Us of CHEWING TOBACCO: nlso the c. lobrn.pd
0 rl"T5? rrri
rl
IT.
U:
m7
1 1
, Tnvlor. MrirMn
. . . . . . .'. ir t...,i- Tnlm T"nllirtnn i Son. J. AV
if .... v- ii-.ii..i,ivi-. mill nil nttiLT ltbdt:ci sin J (Jrocoiy Mounts. Li-i.-
..v'.ij ' - .
I.I IJro.,
.-ini.
cloth
w hen
woven.
For
1
bor.utiful
about a r- piare yaid o' the material, a
mid and a half ot down is ivqnire.1.
... 1
'i i... r-.l.iif. is said to be almost, inue
slruetable, as, in place of fraying or
Avearing out at folds, it only seems to
Mt the'tiphtcr. It takes dye readily
and is lhoroti;j;hly watei proof. Tl-.ere
appears to be a O'kI opportunity here
fur some, inirenious person to invent
machines to cut and treat the feathci'3.
How to Tke:) Corn Stalks Vrov
ERiy. The rearing and feeding of an
imals is leeeiving, as it should, from
farmers and herdsmen in all parts of
tlio i-onntiv neater r.ttontion every
year; and "especially is tiiis true of
clairvmcn whose only hope of gain
rests in their success in obtaining pay
ing yields from their cows. Corn
stalks enter largely into the fall feed
of dairy cows, and how ta feed them is
the important quession. The common
practice is to feed them in the bundle,
as but few farmers feel able or willing
to usp a cutting machine. This feed
ing in bundle without any preparation
1 am fully satisfied is very wasteful, as
not only are the butts left, but fre
quently nenrly the whole slock.
I have learned by experience that a
little brine sprinkled upon tlie stalks
once every day. just befoie feeding, is
of material advantage in many re
spects. The weak brine wi l cause the
rows to consume nearly all, even when
f.'d whole ; the tlow ot milk ineicases,
the condition of the cots improve, and
they show greater contentment. I'sp.e-t-ihily
is the last remark true on cold,
windy and rainy days. I find it much
better as a general rule, when it can be
done, to feed salt on the food, instead
of feeding it alone In n case should
more than one day be permitted to pass
without it. Coxs should have access
to plenty of water ; the brine food w ill
cause them to drink more and thus
increase the flow of milk. Let rny
brothers try it and they will hereafter
place a greater value upon corn stalks.
A Cheap Diet ron TIard Times
' In these times of slack occupation the
experimental deduction of investiga
ting economists ltecome valuable. A
working mechanic with reduced pay
writes as follows to the Philadelphia
Lfff-jer : "I have tried hard to keep up
with the times by lessened expenditure.
Having read the newspaper accounts
of the "man who lived on $." a year,
gaining twenty pounds, under a regi
men of corn meal, we tried that article
but found it insipid, and finally naus
eous. The indorse ment of buckwheat
as a sustaining food by an eminent
judge induced us to try it. We found
buckwneat nonsnsceptiblc ot variety
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
C0LL1HS. J09HSTGH & Ca
BliftttBitS?
EBENSBUEG, PA.
HONEY EEGEiYED ON DEPOSIT,
rATAtll.E .v nr.HAXD.
INTEHEST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
-OF-
-AND
Sheet Ironwares
AX!) DEALF.US IN
T7TTIT
7d a ??.
a:;i-
i KOCSE-FLRMSDING GOODS CEM.R-LLY.
M:.'itY IGA'JLO. CCLLECTlSriS MADE,
AND A ;F.NEAI,
BAN KIN 3 BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
tTSpoclnl rtttontic.n rnil to l-'isinp" of cor-t.-.iiii.lH.
J.l.S. I. MUZtlMIV,
is;r,.-tf . c::t.;iior.
MXII1
Nov. Id.
t-
TiS, f OPPER & SBEBT-IROS
rilVSl'TTT ATT SPED TO.
Nos.273. 2S0ar,a 2S2 Washington Si.,
JOHKSTOVH. PA.
in cooking, and we soon
nV cn
slapjacks. Potatoes failed to keep M
our bodily strength. Next we tried
oat starch, with this result : My wife
sou and self confined ourselves to ra
tions of three pints of thh-k porridge
per dy. varying the "dip" dressing
with butter, sugar, nutmeg, lemon juice
or inohisses. We enjoyed excellent
heakh. with regular digestion. At the
expiration of two weeks I found my
self four and a quarter pounds heavier.
My wifu had gained thive pounds,
while the lad had increased over five
p-mrids. Our food outlay for fourteen
davs wa? exactly tiro l)!'ar$ ard
er'il'j o'i-'w, or lot-s than seven cents
' per lay for each person YVe are now
pursuing the same course, with an oc
casional mixed meal."
WASHINGTON STREET,
Koar PEMN'A R. n. DEPOT,
TollllrtOAVIl, "I : J
If'holcnalc aifl lleJall Dealers in
L ) Jt K I O N AND IX ) M KST I C
PvliLLIERY GOODS,
IIAlMi'.VAltr,
Ci u i: K NSW a r.r,
iioors and Pirors,
HATS AND CAPS,
IP.ON" ANI NAILS,
CARPETS AND OIL C:r,0 T1IS.
1 i K A 1 ) V- M A D K C LOT II IN o ,
GLASSWA R R. YKLLO'-V WARC,
WOOi)KX AN I) WILLOW WARP,
PIIOVISIOXS an.l FEED of all kfa-1,
Together u ith all m.innornf Western PrO'luce,
sueh us
FLT'.S. CACCM, FISH, SALT. CARBON Gil, ETC.
J-T""Vho'c?Mlo nn'l ret Jll or'lor nolirf tfil op1
proi'-pt l.v fiiiocl :u thfFhorlcst notice ami must
i ;-:e;i.n.Hile lei i:irf.
John Diheut Johm D. Koukrts.
Joan Bibert & Co.,
Corner Main and Franklin Sts.,
Accounts nf McrcJianis antl other
business peojtle soticitcil. Draffs
negotiable in all parts of tlie roua
trt; for sale. Jloiu-jf Joancd ami
Collections Jlnlc. Interest at tlie
rate, of Si jt Vcr Cent, per annum tl
loircd on Time Dejtosits,
Savings Deposits Hoolts issued t
and Interest, Cotnjonnded Semi
anmialfif trim rlesircfl.
A'General Banking Business Transacted.
Sept. 10, lST.'i.-fim.
the UEST ttnitsttk!) .atco 3inT- tehfect
"i LAi- naj:;" evei: .vade.
IntcrcliaB geatlo Handle and Zziclu. Ccmiid.
i r i ii i . T:-c hnr.dV H entirely
nnic! for ariT iinnilx-r r,f
lro::i. Ii - "n In-ih jm-L-cd
iiit:mt! v. mid l irj
prTi;td T.-hh a phi. M
tl r J:-ir. i- con"!i'. !v
.ZS irr-t-f cl f nn t!:"c
fcirt--.T 'f-r.-rco!sircl when n-ir.
Jt!TvrJ'"'' T" 1 ' LlV.l'irn liio Iron U hfi if
' " heated, t!-.- handle iiui-t
le 1e?fiehr1. VT" trill rerrt to rny jtthlr-n, on re
ceipt of I'-iift or P. O. Order Kr the amount, t-itiur
cf the foihi-.vii.ij tn'f :
Set No. 13 liens or S. fi c.nfl 7 V., 1 hanClc, $2 01
S 3 G. 7 mil R P.-., " 2 :.'n
83 " 7, Sun.i 'Jits., " U.ijQ
Xirkcl plated Ironp, 75::t. per set cstrn.
Any party onlTitiz livo vet irill rc
celvo oiio t cxlia um u prciaiuui.
Tliorong!i!y relluhlo ncnts vantcd.
Ad-ircss ISItCOZCl.Y'V s.r ITSO CO.,
S3 Fiist Et., Brcoitya, E. 2. L". Y.
Kot. Smyl can te . th o5cti of luU pjp r.
-i'.l
Machood: How Lost, nGw Restores!.
.Tnst pnhllsiieil. a new ciition of Ilr.
f lf rnril's Cclrirntet Ksy on the
"T '.-s-J""'"" r-Hlintl rure (withimt tueilicine) or
Si'KKMATor.itiifE a or Sem i n:il W en k
n"?a. Invol'.inlnry Seminnl Ijii.pc., Imi-otencv,
Ment:;l nm' rhy.-ic:il Ine:i!:.ily, 1 inpciliiuenl s to
Marrintie, V.e. : hI.-o, ( 'on sr m i'Tiox, Kpilktst
ami Kits. lnluceI by seIf-lnluIieiico or (exual
cxtrnvnaranee, etc.
r-Friee. in a senleil enrelope. only cent.'".
The eelet.rntoii nuthor, in t ln.i Hilmiiab'c Ksei;,
clearly'lemi.nftr.iles. froni u thirty years' guciesii
lul praoliec. that tlie alarniiiitc coneegoence!" of
gcll'-abuso may lie i niiieally en mil wilhuut t Im Unn
i;'tos u;? of internal mo.lu ine or the application
of i hi: knife; point in out a mode of enre at once
i:iple. ei rtain. nnl etleetual, hy me.'ins of wh'eh
every ru Merer, n mntier wliat 'liia eop.ili; inn u.iy
he, m.iymre himsell cheaply, privately, ami rticti-
CVII-7.
Sent nn.ler ?eal. In a plain envelope, to niiv ad-
ilreiij, on re.'.-ipt of pix cents, or tvro potitairc
Ftau.pa. AJilres the I'ni.liplier-,
h-. l!i(l.(iMAN c SOX,
41 Ann St., New Yoi k; l'uft OUice liox 4580.
St'DsriTUTF. tor a Cu::cscrwT::w. A
""substitute for a corkscrew may he
made thus : Stick two forks vertically
into the cork on opposite sides, not too
near the edge. 11 tin the Made of a
knife through the two and give a twist.
Another way to uncoik a hottle is to
fid the hollow at the bottom of the
bottle with a handkerchief or towel ;
pn?p tin neck with one hand, and
strike firmly and steadily with the
other upon the handkerchief..
At this season of coMs, it may be
iieful to know that hoarseness or
tickling in tlie throat rr.ay be relieved
by using the white of an egg,
thoroughly beaten, mixed with lemon
Juice mid sugar. A teaspoonful taken
occasionally is a dose.
r'II I niH-erf Iser. havinur been permanently ctireit
.1 of that ilrcail ili:'ene, C'otixiiinprion. hjr'a im
ple reinty.-is union t- make known to his fe I
li.w fsiili. TiT!" t he tncnnii of cure. 'I o nil who ile
diro It. h 3 will penil a en.iy of the pretieripi Ion neil,
(iree t charge.) wi'h t he direction fur preparinz
jin-i n.in tlie same, whieli they will timl a si kg
Ci-i:ei'')itl!iisrsprioj, Asthma. liKOMHnis,
it... Parties wishing the prencvijiMon will please
a.hirc's liev. K. A. WIUSOX,
191 Tenn St., Wllliainshurijh, New York.
T71 H. PLANK, M. P., respectfully
-"" oftVrrH liis froi sional services! to tlie
citizen of KbeTwliursr nr.cl vlefnitv. ftfll(-o a.l-
jo!iiir."f rc'lilr-neB and iiotnedlatelv in the roar of
lion. JI. .T. Ijloyil's dru' store. N'iirht calls can
bo made nt tho'resi.iauce of Mrs. liuiin. on C'raw-
lonl street, LOenstiuri?. 4-24.-tf.J
ANIKfj MCLAUGHLIN. Allornry
A Cumous Coi.LKcrio.N of Fossils.
. 1j. Porter, a veteran from the
North, arrived in this city, has a curi
ous collection of fossils carefully pack
ed with sawdust in a traveling trunk
at the Western Hotel on liroadway,
where he is now sojourning. The col
lection embraces an Indian stone war
club, a stone pestle belonging to the
same race of people, and a gritty stone
chisel used by them in the manufacture
of their stone implements. It rdso
contains a large number of specimens
of petrified wood, fossil leaves in sand
stone, rocks bearing a striking resem
blance to petrified human and animal
skulls, which the owner lielieves they
are, anil a smooth boulder which pre
sents the appearance of a petrified lantl
turtle. The shape of the latter docs
correspond closely to that animal.
The right fore foot or flipper is very
distinctly outlined, and on the left side,
which has been considerably worn by
the action of the water, is a small in
dentation, corresponding in place and
character to that at the toes of the
right foot. In front and underneath
what is supposed to have been the shell
is a hollow, corresponding with that in
a turtle's front whose head has been
wrung off. The edge of the shell, if it
be what Mr. Porter believes, has been
worn olf by the action of the water.
On the top ami bottom of the stone are
sundry markings, which Mr. Porter
thinks have been made by edged tools
and are the hieroglyphics of a race
now extinct. Arrow heads, glass
globules on the surface of pieces of
lava, and pieces of bone of an extinct
animal complete the collection. The
fossils have been gathered by Mr.
Porter during his wande.-ings through
Washington Territory and Oregon
on the Wenatche, Upper Columbia,
and Snake Itivers San Francisco
Jiullctin.
CDCKGBURC
iiousE-Fuelis'irG store
IS THE PLACE TO BIT
STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWAEE,
TIION,
NAIL, GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, &c.
twM GEO. HUNTLEY, Prop'r
JgLARMEKS AND OTHERS, if yon in
toml to lmilil a bouse or lmrn, r otlir
wise improve vnnr property, n to HfJNTI-KY
for'NAII.S, GLASS. l'AINTS. HAKDWAKE.
&c. Money siiverl by Inlying for cusli.
TTT?r2 f i -rrt iii'vti t?v'v: ..,-..1
Ji fxamine the neatest, little CHOPPING
Ml I.I. over Introduced. It chop from 10 to 1:!
I"dielj of rve, corn or o:its per hour. BUY
ON 1I-1T COSTS ONLY tt-5.
OMrnc -r- ttt-vtti t - " : .1
-T-j l.ny tl.o best CORN FODDER AM)
8 THAW CCTTEU ever nohl In Ihi eotjnty.
Their eost more thun suveil in one j'eur by cut
ting your feed with it.
rp.IIE Rkst SILVER-PLATED WARE
in the market nt 2. per cent, less than
citv retail prii-es. Sold lor cash nt
.1S ;r.-tf.j HUNTLEY'S.
and
liieli
he sell-s C IIKAI'Lit Tolt CASH than they can
be bought elsewhere in Ebeti?burf.
"T7 ARMERS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S a
J buy your HARVEST TOOLS, wli
A Cure for the Smallpox. Mr.
Ifarman II. (Jeiger, of Pleasant Union,
Somerset county, writes to the Mey
er sd ale Independent, describing the
"run" ot the smallpox in that village.
After relating how his neighbors and
members of his own family were at
tacked, and died or recovered, Mr.
Geiger describes his own cure, which
is not less remarkable and unique than
the writer's manner of telling it. lie
says: "On the 20th I had "to 'hang
up the fiddle,' but they did not make
much oil of me. I had previously
consulted with many who had the
smallpox, and the all told me that
whiskey was the best medicine to drive
them out; so I went for a gallon of
whiskey, and kept intoxicated for three
days, and that fetched 'em. I was not
near as sick as I was when I had the
measles, and the filth day I weni out
to the stable and attended to the feed
ing, and I can say I am well at present."
TSrUNTLEY will sell you WALL PA
PER as cheap, if not clioajier, than
n-iy other denier In Eliensliiirir. nn'1 liim it into
the hiuif'iin without extra chxrire.
LU'lvSMITJIS, HUNTLEY will sell
vou Horse Shoes. Horse Nails. Car-
rinifO Holts. I'.ir Iron. N'.iil l'd. Cast ritcel, ic,
YLKY LOW KOKCJASI1.
T irKIPTSand EXPENDITURE i
of Cambria County, IVrna., from tfc? 21t
day of Jacaury, 1875, to the 20lh Uay oljuaujiy,
187o : ,
A. P. CRISTE, E3i., Treasurer, Dr. j
t .ml. In Treasurer' hands at laft
ttlement
To amt. of duplicates for 1R75
Tn .mi nf heirlatrv for lsTi.... .
Tonit.6pcr cent, on amount put la
hand s of c Vnst ahl e . -
To unit, received from Collectors lor 1Si2
and previous years.
To amt. received from Constables for 1Si3
aul 1S?4 -
To amt. M.litarv Dnpliea c for 1'72 ....
To amt. on Seated and Unseated Lands
To amt. on Redemption of Lands
To auit. from miscellaneous Sources....
A Brief IIhtobt op
Alcohol was invented tt--a
bv the son of a strange f
Ilagar, in Arabia.
' ' with a powder to Daintti. ," :
v " "
.. M.sissi mey rnigni apjiear morels n,-, ,1
tins iowcler was calle.2 iv. . M
ing the reign of William ari.lv
act was passed encouraTiI)ff -V
ufacture of rpirits. s' 5-
7S4 22
C9o 83
2,183 45
23 I S
218 75
ln7 i
1.143 91
478.212 01
-TTVF.KET.Vr.US, GO TO HUNT-L-Ji,.
LEY'S ami buy the ULANCUART)
CHUUX. tin' best in liie world. Soi.l lor CasjI
nt mailt! iactunr's prices.
ARMERS, GO TO TIl'NTLEY'S and
vC-J fjet t!if b.-.t MOWINO and RKAP
IX(i VA. I11NE rraJe. PUICEd CiltKATLY
i:Ei)ici:p.
"HOUSEKEEPERS
LEY S mnl
uiaf c-tdi for 'i'Htlle
GO TO HUNT-
save 115 per ernt. bv pas'-
Knif!. Forks Spoons, Ate.
C.ARPEN
ami Imv
INTERS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S
Imv vonr TOOLS ami l'.UILDING
1IA it U V'A if E. I'll y cash and save Vd per cent.
T0 USE KEEPERS, GO TO HIT:
-- LEY'S anil buy your Sioves and 'J
mire. V CASH AM) SA V K MONEY.
XT-
Tin-
FARMERS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
i pet the beM IICJRSE HAY RAKE
eur intiod:ic.:3. CHEAP I'OK CASH.
Counting a Billion. What is a
billion? The reply is very simple a
million times a million. Th;s is
quickly written, and quicker still pro
nounced. But no man is able to count
it. You count 1 GO or 1 TO a minute;
but. let us suppose 1 hat you go as far
as 200, then an hour would produce
1,200; a dav, 2S,00O; and a vear, or
SG.3 days, 1 0.i, 1 20,000. Let "us sup-'
pose now that Adam, at the beginning
of his existence, had begun to count,
had continued to do so, and was count
ing still, he would not even now, ac
cording to the usual supposed age of
our glole, have counted near enough.
For to count a billion he would require
fl,")12 years, 312 days, 5 hours and 20
minutes according to the above rule.
Supposing we were to allow a poor
counter 12 hours daily for lest, eating
and sleeping, he would need 10,025
years, 31'J days, 10 hours and 4o min
utes. A Cement foh any Kind of Wood.
Put any quantity of fine sawdust of
the same wood your work is made
with into an earthen pan, pour boiling
water on it, stir well, and let it remain
a week or ten days, occasionally stir
ring it; then koii it for some time, and
it will be of the consistency of pulp or
paste ; put it into a coarse cloth, and
squeeze the moisture from it. Keep
for use, and when wanted mix a sntli
cient quantity of thin glue to make it
into a paste ; rub it well into the
cracks, or fill up the holes in jour
wo.k with it. When quite hard and
di v, clean ymn" work otf, and if care
fully done, vou will scarce discern the
imperfection.
O TO HUNTLEY EOU CLOTHES
WRINGERS. Hesell.mliem at creat-
ly red need prieis for the ready e.ish.
LARGE LOT OF POCKET AND
J'KN K N I YES vi
CRAMPTOFS IMPERIAL SOAP
IS THS "DEST."
This soip Is manufactured from pure materials
anil r it cov.tains a larsje pert entire of Vegeta
ble Oil. is warranted luily e.-jnal to the besi im
porrcd Onsti.e Simp, and nt. the same time pos
sesses all the washirir nnd eleansln'r properties! or
the celebrated Oennaii and French Laundry
Soaps. It is therefore recommended for use in
tho Laundry. Kitchen, and ll.-.tli-rooin. and for
peneral household purposes; also, for Printers,
Painters. Engineers, ntid Machinists,!! it will re
move stair, of Ink, Oreese. Tar, Oil. Faint, etc.,
(roin the hands. Manufactured only by
' R M PTO 5i II It OT 1 1 1 : K s.
2,4,6, S, and !0Knt?er I'lire, and 33 and 55
JciTersoa Street, New Vort.
lor sale by Koons St Kt-orr, 202 N. Delaware
Avenue, Philadelphia, byldvuts) & J,i."Yi, Eb
cQsburfr, and by trroccera'scncrally. (10-29.ini.l
A Huge Clock.. The celebrated
clock at Westminister (London, Eng
land,) has 400 square feet of dial sur
face. Tlie minute hands are 11 feet
long. Although the hands are all
counterpoised, the entire weight of
hands, counterpoises, tultes and wheels
which has to be moved at every beat
of the pendulum is not less than 1
tnns. The going weight is 1 cwt.,
and the clear fall is 170 feet. It takes
five hours to wind this clock up by
hand. Huge as the great machine is,
it shows an error of less than 1 second
on 83 per cent, days in the j-car.
rcrv cheap for cash at
II U NT LEY'S.
EGOS, MUM VARIETY STORE.
nAVlSfi recently enlarged our stork we are
now prepared io sell Mt u irroit reduction
troni furrnfr prices, t.ur sin; k ennsi-ds; of
I)rn, Medicine. Perfumery, P.-tncy Sop,
l.ei.n's. HmII's lit d Alien'.? Hair Itetorative-i,
Piils.C MntiTietits. Plaster. Liniment.. Pain Ki'l
ler. Citrate Meffnesia, Es. .l-wna:ca CJius-.-r.
Pure Kl.tvorin-j K.xir.ict-3, Ienees, Leniiii
Svrnp. Sooth nix Syr up, Sniced Syrup, Eliub.irb,
Pure Spires, &i:
Cigars and Tobaccos,
Plank I!imi?, Dw't-, Notes and l!nd: Cnp.
Post. Commercial nnd ail kinds of Note I'ucr;
I'm elope. Pons. Pencils. Arnold s. Writing
Phi id. l:!::ck nnd IJed In'.:, Pocket nnd P.is
Io:k. Mair.r'.ins. Netvpapi'i-s, Novels. Histo
ries, Cil.li s. eiii;iu3. Prayer mill Toy linoks.
Penknives, Pipe. .Vc.
trWc have added tooursto'-k tt lot of FI?E
.TKV.'ELKY, to which we would invite the nt
tc!itimf th. f.-iiliis.
l:;iiHii(;it.ril ALBUMS at lower prices
limn cvrr off-.n-nl in thi plaer.
I'uper and t'israr o!d either wholesale or re
tail. LEMMON Sc MUKKAY.
J u!y 30, ISoS. Main Street, Ebcnsiu: ra:.
Cr.
Ity amount paid Assessors
PonntT Auditors......
Slate Auditor
" Aitricultural Society.
A'torney
- Hoard in'if P. Isonerj..
IJoar .in .Tnmrs
liridire c bridjre views
Ununty
Iiorotiich tax
Commissioners
Commissioners' Clci k
" Coin'ncrs' C?unsel
onnty Ins'itu e
" Cr mii.al prosecutions
Constables
' ' t'onrt i onse..
Court crier
Costs
c'onnty Bonds
" Iiistrii t Attornev
" " Itona'n :o Sou i House
" " Elections
" " Kox and Wildcats....
" Fuel
" " Ere tsbt
loipjiition
" ' Jnt. n C-. lionds
" " Jurors. CJra-id
" " " Ju r.r. Tr verse
' ' " Jury Ominissioaers..
" Janitor
.T:i:l
M lcllaneous
" MilitiTV
" l'or I . rectors.
o " Pir House
' Postair
I'r.'ntin?
" I'roiiaic
" " " 1'rot honotary
" ' J.'oad itws t Uamaa
Zf .f.1s
' Jter..rm sj'.oil ".
- " Jfnndini
" " " Kiris;ry
" " S"hooi Treasurers ...
" Supervisors
" " Shenir.
" Stenosrr piicr
' " " S's!i'rv
" " " St teTax
" " " Tipr-tafT
" " Talesaien
" " " Western Penitentiary
Hy amt. paid District Court, as lui!"w
Kent
Hoaiiiins Prisoners
lioard inir .1 arors
Criminal pmsccu ion..
Cll!:r:, !-.
C'ov.rt Crier
Clerk
1 1 awinir Jurors
Insiriet Atiorney ....
ItupiisitionM
.Turn s, cirand
Juror, Traverse
Janitor
1 rintiritf
Road Views and Dnma
Iiedcmpti m of Lands .
Commission to C 'unstable ...
Ey Kxonerari -ns to nstab!rs..
Ey exoii-rati.u.s on Iiuplicatcs
an I Eeifislry
P.y a'laicuient to tax pavers .. .
1;V amount rem.iinl'i: in Consta
bles han Is tor 1"75
15 v Treasurer's commission on
$'33.J7 SI at f. per cent ... .
ily biUinc in l.ca urcr's hands
temperance ami profliaey r. , :;
such an extent, thatVho r
intoxicating drinks int i V
public places, info: i,ii r , : ;
that they might git diuiTk ot-'
and liave some straw to -(tt.
In the sixlecith ceiuurr .-
spirits spread over tin- f,,,.
iKttrope. About t'.iis tin-.e it - '
trod uce I into the e-ilonk- T'5
United States were then ' called
first notice we have of its 115
life, was among the lainr";?
Hungarian mines in tl;e fift J,."'
tnry. In 1751, it was usl '!r'
; English soldiers as a c-i ha j
, coiiol from Luro;.o ,
. grajies and so I i,, ij..v a,,''':;
i medicine. The Citno.- e f ';V
lU'i'it ii. iiuui 111 an;, ru:l Sd' ;.
medicine in bottle. ,;), ;, r pM.'
the "water of life.'' Ui ii t
teentli century it was kept l v
caries as a raedicino.
reign of Henry VII. hrntviv "tvij
known in Inland, an 1 r,;5 ;r
ing eil'ccls induced tho
jiassa law proliibiting i:s iTjaii:;V-r"
About 120 3-cars :1 j. viVu' V
1 , . -. .. .. . - 5 1 4'
wcu-isr, f!sK.'ciany ptn
tiiers i: Hie Liioii-Oi r..h
prt'iv
tiiat it prevented sickn, .s
1
f!3 80
224 1 0 1
63 0-3 !
100 00
10 10
3,490 m
21 01
0 40
84'i 49
83 11
1.232 OJ
eu.r oj
irJo 00
7-s 00
2.1 '.t 4
S.W07 ,
1 J4 AO
14 00
7! IhJ 1
13.00 00 1
477 00 :
20000 :
2.nl f9 '
544 HO !
610 2i :
3 11 '
71 92
1.48S cm ;
49
S.7V4 31
127 30 j
2-h.i ()
7'. 41 I
f-2 1.7 :
1 71
S14 65 .
10, 79 f2
12 03 !
7"4 20
7 f 4 i
4-2 SO j
jS? j America, unctertl
''litS .;;
til '
41s 01 :
t.-4 is i men fearless 1:1 the field r,f ,-
:: 1 was Iooivcd
as a snvMvi.")
;es.
t70 41
111 75
1.; .'
2 03
II i 1
K 73
." iO
i" 5
li lJ
43 i9
0S 74
2 tif.!l el
2- O f
l.vl 00
142 -M 6,'0I 07
0 4
r j K-2
2,03 75
If. 20
2.104 71
s,r.s3 tl
3 341 39
2.u:.9 17
upon
C3M ! rucli is a l ri.-i skt-Te-j ,f jts ;
""11 j tion into society as a lit vein
" pi 0 ' llUtory ,,f il '-vritU-'.i iu t;ij
S4 0 J edness, the tears, the r,;iK
4-P 40 , ri-t 1- inil tiiiif.li-k?. ..1 .1 ... .
marched thrn:i;h th hurl
tread of a ciant. leavin-r
ot its f lotinin's m tiir-
1 t-
o!K'
&.8.21'01
"pECFIVKTl. JA.V. 20. 1S7R. Or
I i A. D. Cris'e. Esq., l ite Treasurer, the sum
of T Thousand an t Fifty-nir.-; I)o!lars and
Twenty-seven 'ents. boing tlie ainivc amount In
bis hand in full.
2,0i0.27 N. J. FliEIMIOFF, Trcas.
and life blood of the poi.r
How Coffee Came v,z
It is somewhat ringn'ar to t
manner in which arose t;ie ;
common 1 leverage c f c f:T.c.
which few persons hi apv L:.;;',
t-ivilizt.sl country in the v,
make breakfast. At tii? I:;.).
bus tli-covered America, it !r.
used, i
d OIl;V r:
o
IS71.
TTTSTA OI.V'i m-eFROM "OL-
EEC'Tf I!S Lr 1S72 and i revi. n year :
Thos. .'-ie Kernan. t 'ambria ivr.
James Hick, t :.opers l.ne
Hiram Kjtdett. Franulin -
I'laithias Ueitrii-k. C ln-st Twp.,
S. .1. E:itlirr. SStjt.i'h.inna "
Daniel Uurthobier, W oodv.tle bcr.,
15 !3
6 41
15 2S
It'
T-S M
$:sr 4"
MorT PJ-r. rnoM consta
PEES FO! lc73 :
.Tidm Chi. ( i'.Tn!,'-ia horositrh.
William LI yd, Croyla tow .siilp.
Ada::i Plarr. iy 1 Ward. Juhiss-t wn,
Dauiel iiurtholder, Woodvalo bom
20 3C
4 r
74 70
4 J CI
14 o
LOOK WELL TO VOIR UMBSTAMiKCS
JOHN D. TiSOfslAS,
Bootnnd Mlioc 3r;xIcoi
r I'll E undersigned rtspcet fully ir-form his n:i
L mero'is ciistomersai.d tlie public irenemlly
that l.e is prepared to inanut'aeliire ilOOTSnnd
SHOES of tiii desired siz" or qn:ili:y, from tho
tinest French enlf-skin boots to t'le conrse.t
broyuns, in the VKitv lutST mannkh, 011 the
shortest notice, and at n inodcrnte prices as
like tvurk enn 4ie obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Itooisand Shoes made
nt my establishment peed no nssuranee us to
tlie superior ijti.ilify of my work. Otln rs vail
easily he cfnvu:t-el of the fact if they will only
five me a trial. Try and be convinced.
it Kepniriii? of 1 ot. and Shoe attended
to promptly nnd in 11 workmanlike manner.
Thr.nUful for pusl fuvoral feci eon iiil-nt that
n:y work nnd price, will eoiiiio"iid mo to it con
inunncc andiuorease of the tame.
John d. tiiovas.
Crir 74 Q
Errors
A OENTLVMAN
Jl Nervous Debilitv. Premature Deenv,
of "Yon tli.
who sn ifere I
Exch.insre buiiitina-, (up stairs.) corner or Clin
ton and Locust streets. W ill uttend to r il busi
ness eounecti'd wtrh nis prolession.
II. SECHLLU, Attorney at
Law. Ebenahnre. Pi. Office on hc-
nd floor of T. J. Lloyd' new building. Centre
rreet. r.Mira.-ttj
for venrs from
and all
the ell'eets of you thin I Indiscretion will, for the
sake of suherinsc humanity, send free to all who
need it. tho rec;po and direction for maRintr tho
simple remedy by which ho was cored. Sulfercrs
wisiilnif to profit by the advertiser's ejtpcrier.ee
Cttn do so by addressinir tn perfect confidence,
JOHN B. C H3 DEN, '2 Cedar St., New York.
'IV W. DIL'K. Attousky-at-Law, Ebi
1 ensbura1. Pa. Office'in front room of T.
J. Lloyd's new hiiildii.tr. Centre street. All
r.rnncrof lefral busine- !ttei;n tosntisfao
orny, and coUecrtone a specialty. lo-lt.t.
Parke's Marble Vorks,
13 I'ranklin SI reel, johnmon n.
MONUMENTS, IIEAO and TOM fl r
S"l'O.NES,COUNTi;n and CAIU- ffrV
NUT SLA itS. M ANTELS. St.. manu-tj
factored of the very best. Italian and J.tb. ii
American Narliles. Entire sntisfao- y 'fj, V
tion pimrantoeJ In price, desig-n and iiVr?
e.vwuti-in of work. '
Ik-cu known or
t IT- T . - .
.nauiaor c pper c loj
Tiie discovery of its. 1,. . ns;i; -age
is ascribed to a superior o: 'iz
astcry in Arabia, wlio. .
preventing the m Jiiks 1, on; -! ; ;
their nocturnal scrvi.-i s. j. r. v ;
drink the infusion of cc. ifee. c,:';
j ports of shcphen.ls, who i.l.n-i :
tlieir flocks were m:e li !v t
browsing oi the fi uii. i,f til t ;
Its reputation spread thn.-'ijli ;:,
jaccnt countries, and i i ;;!. ;
hundred years it had re;.-:;rl i:
A single plant, bron-i.i i :.
1 4 14. lwaaii' tlie parent .
the French coill-e piav,tri:: ::.
Wt.it Indies, ami the IY
Spanish all over Soulli A1' 2'
the Vest Indies. The t;.;'
coiisuiiiption now cn:) ht.r-ih ' r
izeil. The United Siatf-, t.i.-f t:
ally ccnsnnios ..1 t!:e r '-'.
landing, of fror:i li it-ea b;
millions f tillars.
A
MOT7VT nU': FKOM COXSTA
ELES FOU 174 :
H. R. AV is.intr-r Adam tcmrslilnu
William Roam, Yodcr townsnii.
iMlivard Owens, Oambrin toTiisii'p.
Alexander rotut het-i-nr. F- t'oneuuugii,
.1. S. O-xden. First W ard. Johnstown,
E. J. Litz. Fifth Wurt 1 hns own,
Edward Quinn. MiUville borouirh
Jo'.n Porter. Sus piehanna t"wn'dp.
jospp'i C'ri-t.-. Washington towuship,
S. Aikins, hito towiiair.p.
41 t
43 00
87
C7 .' 7
2.M 2
31 53
67 6
4s 5".
7 34
172 4!
it. tu
'i.'s r
I
7S1 14 '
ELES rOft 1S75 :
J. 1). l-.f ynionii, Adams townslon.
August Eciicnrode. A ll;rSieny townshTp,
1 . . ijvi'1. r:irr lOTirisn'p.
Vilii im Itmeken. I ilaeklu k township,
J-'dward iwens. ttaeibrla town.suip,
Fred. Arblo, Carroll tovrnshij-.
A. J. Sto'tr. Carrolltown horiifrh,
Patrick Iiilion. Chest township.
John Wa-ncr. t lies Sjirimrs bon.Th,
J. H. l(uia:I i.s. Clearfield township.
M. -iuinn, ton;mauirh boron ih, 1 t V."ard.
3I. Ci'iinn. Coneniauati h r iu;4!i, -,d Ward,
Joseph Ad ims, C "royle towrslep.
Alexander cjniiurhenoiir. E. Con.'inangU,
'. J. Owens, EtM-nsbur?. East Ward."
Oeortce Clui-ley, t.bet:hur:r. West Ward,
John Furlontr Frnnk!i:i borough,
It. Wise, .Jallitzin township.
Cieortre Varncr. Jackson township,
.1 v." James. Johnstown. 2 I war ;.
M. McNamar. Johnstown. 3d want,
A. II. liavis. Johnstown. 4h ward,
J. T. liarr:. ..ohnsiown. &th ward.
Anarust Eckenrode, Iyiretto 1 oroii"h,
M. Maloy, Millville bor mirh.
H. TdeMo'iCtral. Pro(ect broneh,
C7. T. Woll. Summerliill townsiiip.
Jacob Eyrno. Susquehanna towuship,
Cr. I. IJowser, 'lay lor township.
.1osph Myers. WashiniEton township,
J. A. tiates. White township.
Oeorge Uillinger, Woodvule borough.
1fl ro
sts p;
(. Ss
1 S1) i
60
73 73
42
!
162 .
40
CilF.F.riNM OF Uaii.s T
ing' of railroad rails ins
wine attention of late, ;vi 1,
do not attempt to expLiin it
point 011 the fac t that, on !;o
North and South, the. Wi-i "
"creeps" faster than the Li-t-n:'.
that i, this Ftranjo njov-jipont
rail towards the ti.:i!!. is pi t?v..
intone rail than in the o'-hf." "
same track. Furt!trn'"re it !
noticetl that on f licit a !:.' tlte K.;
rail wears out the ftt ' -I. i'
thcs3 iioints. we thin!;
-to : hy tl'O ra'otion of ti
from the West Ij
Everything t.hat has; f e
dragged nftrrthe w!:h i'fg
wind that blows and
moves feels theb-'h-.e:
goi'tg North or Soiuh ;
towanl the East, an 1 nr.'ii.v
CIO V CT.
ear'Ji r. i
irri 13
r. .2
33 17
14
3
24
31 f7
42 t3
St '22
C2 Ul
fl 2
44 &3
f0 4
43 C2
2J0 L"2
171 bb
311 .V2
l'5 4S
15.1 JM
63 47
$3 C'3 il
( Vci''
To Ciean Metallic Articles.
Gilt metallic articles may lie cleaned
by rubbing them very gently with a
soft sponge or brush dipped in a solu
tion of half an ounce of potash, or one
...... . C . 1 1 1 1 , ,
tjunct: ot eoita, or, stut oetter, 01 nail
ill ounoo nf Tnorn-v hi Rivtnen nm-o
of water, and drying with a soft linen
rag. Their lustre may be improved in
special cases by warming them slightly
and then rubbing them very gently
with a soft sponge or brush.
Sudden Knocks. Tn cases of sudden
jar, knock or jam of the hand or fin
gers, immediately after the blow press
the injured part with the uninjured
hand, say between the thumb and fore
finger, an. 1 gradually lessen the pres
sure. It will nearl v al wars remove the
pain, and generally any swelling that !
might occur under the circumstances.
t-7 Oi-oers rcsncctri! or solicited ' ePAAtVt.
and promptly tilled at the very Iow-jk.lt
est oush rKtes. Try ns. V,..
Oct.24-in. JOHN PA It KG.
jl 1LLINEUY & DliE-8 MAKING
J--- The attention of the Ladies of Ebena
nnrs: nnd vicinity Is directed to the fact that
MRS. K. E. JONES has just received an invoice
of new and fashionable .Villinerv flood, nt her
rooms in the East Ward. Etiensburp. 'Weddinir
Iioiinefs, Hats, etc., a specialty. Uressmnkinsr
promptly nnd neatly done. The patronap-e of
the. Irtdu-a ii resoectl'ully solicited. '6-l.7Ll
POAL I COAL!! The subscriber
is prepared to furnish. In larn-e or smnll
quantises, nil qunlities or AXTII liACITE and
Coul delivered promptly and free of charie f nr ! OuUtanding Bonds,
MnunMK .i utij fiMiibiii i-.iiens oiiicf c v ioini ty
Ctrders left at theZAH.M Stouk wili receive ear
ly attention. DANIEL II. ZAIIM.
A MOUNT DUE FROM JUDG
r MENTS:
Jacob f tates and treorse Ovtes,
Anthony McCoy and H. Ilehe,
eiiingtoa C.'aruien and o.hers.
13 54
13 R'3
5S1 K0
thti Eastern rail most h-Mviiy
Western rail, being relievo 1
share of weight, "creeps" unre
and quickly. It is !-" h-'w
the wheels that run on thoIiri-U"
wear out first, and we e a
that this earth motion i- ti e iruzc-'
The practical side of tiiis i
Eastern rail and wheels
stronger.
ASSETS.
Amonnt due on .Tudjrments. f!1 R0
Amount, fine from Collectors, isy 4
Amount (laf from Constables for 173 It 74 ao 14
Amount luo from Constables for 1876, 3 6S3 M
Amount of cash in Treasury, 2.059 27
Balance duo by County, 4 l4 oi
LIABILITIES.
Outstandinjr Orders,
JAMES J. OATMAN, M. D.,
. Ebexsbcro, Pa.
orfiee on ITIirh street, nenrlv opposite P.iair's
notel. Uesideneei r. Town Hall. .1 ulian street,
where nijht callsshould be made l4-4.-tf.l
ALEXANDER TAIT, M. D., "
I'iiysJcinn anil Knrgceon,
Carroixiowh, Pa
Office recently occupied by M. J. Buck, M. I).
In ntir of John Buck's store. Night enll may
be made nt Mr. Buck's residence. (10-1 7
T B. McCONNELL, M. D.,
Physician and Sckofon-,
IO R KTTO A
Offie formerly oeenpied by tor. Jamison. Nibi
li an b mad at Patt-offiM. (-ia,-a. j
11.627 19
t 22719
11.4O0 00
11.6.'7 19
TCE,the nndprslzned A ndltors of Cambria cona
ty, de respectfully report that we have earctullv
examined tlie r mchors and account of tn. i;e
ceipts and Expend tures of the sa'd eountv from
the 21st day ot Januarv, A. IV1S75. totha20th
day of.lan-iary, A. 1. IS70, and d. fin I them to
be as stated, as also the forcs-cinir statement of
Liabilities and Asset of said count v.
Olvcn under onr hands at the Commissioners
olTire, Ebensburjr.thls 20 h day or January, A.D.
FRANCIS P. TH'COKMICK,)
JOHN . ROSS. SAnditon.
James a. porter, S
Given under our bands this 2oth day of Janua
ry, 1879.
jorr. n. patirish,
., ' R EES S. LEO YD.
JOHN CAMPBELL
rMMtart aa. , it.
The State Ilorsr in i-:i-
There is on exhibition in t
ing of the ttu a ranter Tnt -I")etirs!t
(';imtnnr. Pii:! 1 ! '-i'-
4 , .
model of the old State hw.-.
made of German silver, 1 . v.'
tion being of red gilt, t0 ';!1;utt ' i
work. The miniature e.i w
scale of three eighths ofr.nir;.J;
foot and is complete in fi" '-'j'.
every article of furniture in t ;'
nal, even to the gavel which 1
Caven wields in the coiir.eil i
K-ing correctly rep:'oiiuc?''- l
through the windows on t'10,1
vou may see Independence
all its l-elics and aiai.j""'.
through the back door mi? .
the old 1h.11. In the lsenc:.. -works
of the chx k. and the
the dial mark the time a? ,;,
as those on the tower el the t
I louse itself. The moid
Mr. J. Dean Denton fcr V
Knight, and oecupiet! u ' :,.
tends to exhibit it at v'
n lus ue"---
maker over a vear.
before removing it i0
far i"s"
,Vell "crV-
Trtr ctir.-st remedy
liomla la til rinse tllC'.ll
ing with soap, and dry ''jV
. . . . t .. t i .1 mew"
jy by appi wi itiui"
powdsr.