en: v.isvai.TOsirEt.'tta. 33 jess.
-"-"Temperance, th preat f rotnoterof con- j
rtttutiona! liberty, is the. titlle of a lecture
which will lie delivered intlio Church of the
;HliiU" " lloly Name, in this place, on Sunday even-j
. tt 1 j inp, -March L'otb, by Uev. Michael Murphy, '
Pbonsburg, Pa.,
f LOCAL AF-"SOAL.
pastor 01 me. catliollo chnrch at Irwm h i
station, ai-d as the Key. penth-man is a picas- !
ant Talker and a ripe scholar, it Is fair to '
presume That the effort will Ik; one worthy j
or the cause, and of the spacker.
The question, "llesolved. That war is a
greater evil than intemperance, " was the
subject of discussion at tin; meeting of St.
was
r;... mr
. . t,.,rcinC .11"
I the woods thick with
.t.-r;
irriifn I" 1 , ,.,.. -Ht . fr
-i'theii it has scarcely lseu fit
'i I"" l,vrlopin- bad colds.
ru- .V..,f lent, we suppose not near tn
.(,,. , of the moon
T,:llu ., .... .. ,.,.i.l li.ivH been umler
!,n-T" . U there wo.tld b.ive 1
. i..ir loi.. - "
.'I.. i-lltl. whdtt rHS.iZ'
:tt
: 1
- l it '':
i-t'i'1''
Cambria town.
e.-ir losing "" " -VP" "v
w till ei)2!iei in oiiuoi-
: .!,.r M Wednesday ht.
.; ttnrl-v. a Pa. H. It. freight
j, ,1 1.! "t li ha"l badly crushed
fi'.i-M between two cart while
,,',,'iiiit; :t Tyrone, on Tuesday
d.-fartnient is more tnan
1 .1 : I t
itK. I- ii:i!-y. 1 he writing tnan
1,1 111.1:1 in the write place this
n nil
days liorne
11 is in 1 1 "II n MU-
. . .i.ln WeutTinrelatnl coun-
' ' r' . . r.itrtliniiil red Ttnrl
" '. 1.1. in i'i i):iltiiiest
ur:
t !'
..ll '.I V
:1 I
1 -
. 1 r-
i'f;own ttiti
ntiil nenr th
1
ii an
urs.
a: i'.-ntiit:i;t',ii Knriiace l!!air
,!m:i.M. He iit su;ipoic, to .
1: : tit.
. ( t' M r .l"!':i K'nm,
i ' hy I'l-'tiitic" him
I i :tn! " ni: 1. A whol" rcdni
!av tlif v live long ami
of Cnuc-
1101I thu
l'. wvi
. ... 1 riifr, rirr i i m
7,tr. ' , , . i t ;,,(, t .Io.epii'( Total Alstineiic Societv on Vil
l i"''"; ' v'livi; ami thrce unarter ! tv,:V'"g la(,r' :S.,,?sr,,;1 "? Ki,:,ei,
I, w :j;J- ; ami TIioh. Kin k tnantaintng the afTirmati ve,
11., k with nlhl piircnn iine.. 1-. nirpny ami var.itni Uattle
1 iles with very stroiitrly ami ably prevented,
lint war liail to Taken back peat in the deci
sion of the jndiien c hoNen to decide upon the
merits of Hot dehate.
He sti.ful upon the depot hill and. hitter
tearis he f hed ; we eyed his make-up fore and
aft his hair ita I m se were red. He looked
the picture of distress the victim of all
woes and his grief was none the less when
he viewrd his tattered clothes ; for ycu nee
he lacked the means to call where clothinjj
cheap and neat is kept, at preat Oak Hall,
Johnstown, Mail1. Meet. S. ,1. Hecs, 1241 and
1!4: Iain street, .lohnstovvn, is the man to
buy from If yon wa'it rare bargains in the
very 1et. made-np clothing,
We prepared and hail pnt in type for
our htpt insin- a not ice of a crand cenU-nnial
tea party at Wyandotte, Kansas, on Feb.
'1'1, in wh'ch Mrs. Annie (Jadd, wife of onr
-Kt?emed friend, .7o II. Oadd, formerly of
Johnstown, had prcsidud on lrhalf fif "this
pinxl o!d commonwealth, (the original thir
teen States 1-einy cadi represented l a table
of i own,) bur. iln: iptiiiKv cattpht'ns, and
as the "Iiovh" couldn't arrantre matters in
j onr absence to pet the notice, in, it appeaved
on in.' gahey when we returned to duty.
To the temperance cause, Finf;nlar as it
iray scun, is justly harpalilo the Wautiful
bl;tirk eye nst now sported by one of onr
le'jal friends. becaiTse if St. Joseph's Total
Abstinence Socinty had not had a meeting
on Wt! iiesday nibt, he wouldn't have
went to ir, and if he hadn't went to it his
tfij wouldn't have come in -otitac-t with an
obstruction on lh way home, nor would the
law have been laid down'fo emphatically
ror picked its If up so tincercnionioiiKly as
it was i n that occasion. Hence the black
eye.
I-'or the of,V-e of SlieriiT we have Wti
nt!thi;riz'-d to atuioMt.ce the names of Messrs.
I. A. J.nlbcr. of t'arrol townhhip, ami I.
H. Singer, of Voder township, both of whom
sectn determined to play their best cards in
the ctVoi t tn win the game. Mr. Luther is
one of the staunches! democra's Northern
Cambria can trot out, and is well titled r.ndj
has ta;r claims for tise office To which he as
pires, while Mr. Singer has a record erjua'ly
unimpeachable as a pood citizen and a con-
ttf.ti.tit it . ii ni' r 11 1 It lite i-nnvuntl.tn f-iiltf lit
f , r r j., , () t. , lia jvffc.t a,j a , give us a good.i a'ididate it will cerlainly not
r " '. f. ".-.t. be fur Hie want of nnmer material.
The i-oimecraiion cf Ilisbop Tiiifr'j will
! take place at the Cathedral in 1'ittshurgh on
; S;tpi'.ay morninjr, A!ar h rjth.on which day
! the priests of the dioceso will all be dis-
peiiK'd from -i-ij ii g M ass, in order toaffor.1
: ImjHi clergy and p'-ople, an opportunity to at
j tend the ci-rctnoiiien. A special train will
' lw rim from A'tooua to Pittsburgh pnd re
; turn on that occasion, and as all the cars
; needed will Iwi famished at tli rate of fffil
j pT i-ar. if is not hard to figure out that about
j f 1..10 for each passenger will pay t'ne round
trip between the two cities. Uisbop Iome
i tiec Will ln itslnlivd I'is'.iopof Allegheny on
! the afternoiysi .f the same day.
' The new burgess and council recently
elected were inducted i nttwflice on Wrdnes
dav nijiiit of last week. ThT cot'sist of
C-pt. S. V. l).ivis, burces, and Messrs.
'John A. li'.air, K. J. II uniphrey , John J.
Evans, Alviti Kvmis, Dwight Jones and J.
) I.. S'outih, couneil all republicans except
t be ti rst am! last named as councilrjten . Af
i ter iraMiatioii the "lmroiiph ttadis" pro
i ceeded to tit! the several position under
I Ibeir control, as follows : So'iejtor, K. A.
i Shrteinakcr, salary o-- i-r annum : Clerk,
HLKKDINO FUOM LUXttS, CATAKRII,
liliOXCHITIS, CONSUMI'TION. A
WONDKKFUL CURE.
Rochf.stf.u, K. Y., Jan. 13th, 1S74..
R. V. 1'ierck, M. I). Buffalo, N. Y.,
Hear Sir I had suffered from Catarrh in
mi aggravated form for nlio'it twelve years
and for several years with Bronchal trou
ble. Tried many doctors and thing with
no lasting lienefit. In May, '72, lccoming
nearly worn out with excessive Editor
ial labors on a paper in New York City,
I was attacked with Bronchitis in a se
vere form, sutTering Almost a total loss of
voice, I returned home here, hut had been
home only two weeks when I was complete
ly prostrated with Hemorrhage from the
Limps, hurt nrjjmir revrre hlreding fprlls tn'Ji
fn Uro v-erkx, ami first three ininc vf nine days.
In the SeptcmlxT following, I improved suf
ficiently to lx able to lw almnt, though in a
very feeble state. My Bronchial trouble, re
mained Rlr.I the Cutarrh was tenfold worse
than before. Every effort for relief seemed
fruitless. I seemed tobe losing ground daily .
Our JTuzzle Department,
Chessbt Station, Merced Co.. Cd..
Feh. 2j, lit-.fi. t
Pkah Fkkem an The answers To my quest Ions,
anil indeed to all the questions in yntir Iizle
Hepartment," are so inuch at variance, that I
nm impelled to write a lonirer letter than nsuul.
f'iinf, then. In rcsrarrt To the two (rttiH plows.
It is evident that the last hslf of the last round
is a st ruin ht drive for hoth teams, as there could
be no inducement for either team to turn
around, fill the R-rnnnd lieinir plowed; henco
there fs one-fourth of a rod lost hy the first or
leadimr team.
See i!d. in regard to the chalk mark on the
felloe of a carrimfe wheel, it is evident That the
chalk murk will travel farther than the currisire,
as the former moves in a rurved line while the
curt -fa ire moves in a rtircct Sine. Take a piece
of plmiile wire and make a circle thirteen in
ches tn diameter, then press it Into an ellipse,
makintr one diameter, sixteen feet and a hull".
aiH the semi-circumference of that ellipse will
Tie the line or direction for the chalk mark.
Allow a foot for an inch and yon will have the
diaf-inee in feet which the e;idk murk travels
while the carriage, jroes forward sixteen and a
half feet, or one turn of a wheel five fct t in di
ameter. Of course I am leaving out the true
FORMERLY RED LION."
-SUCCESSOR TO-
STAHLHAH & EIcCOY,
rnorniETon.
No. T SIXTH
year Suspension lirltlgc,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
I cotitiued in this, feeble stale, raising Mood j tionsln thU illustration. The moon makes ft
ntmnc .i-it .ii.i... sitnilar snrve as it revolves nround the eiirtn,
almost daily, tititn about the first of March, whJie theearth. like the enrriaffo, nmres dirit
.3, when I he nitli) no l a 1 PS tolss entir ly con- My onward ia Its ofhit. it is obvious that tiie
rara
'-
It t
u t.irics of iM.iir and Ilun
- i,. tli answer to the i.aiiieof
the lii-iirt- f iVdf.'id and
Miit" i hi th answer to the
r-.t i. And stiil there is said
ii :i i?me.
:,-!'.. I'. .M'l.atighlio, cf Cresrton,
'i-.lfil tiie ciiiitiact for carryit'2
. mi ti.at f'.ace to I.uretto, his bid
I . . :i', or T--0 h-jts than that de
r 'linn n r vii e l y the eiitlciijati
, :ii" i on tract.
ii;iv ir.st . piece f hra'nl iron l y
I ,-., u ii k a lint i' aic ti nweeny,
i- i! tiitrrl aiit rolls in the Johus-
r, '::! r. i'.I. " one of his legs, and a
; :Vi-r t ii refroiM p-'Metrate.l the rlysh
cl i very p iiut'til wound.
7 fiiciil I'r. M. J. BucU will please
ilavksf '. :i card of admisMoti to the
1, V.'ll Anti'iul CofJiireticetnetit of
, ,,.. - ili nl Co!l-ge, of 11. ihv
i" vili'.li r'-ent Irargpired at the
:,.t nf Mi:-ic. in that city y.stcr.!ty.
J. .ti t"" :', f'e'ht ' rnkemau whoso
- ; iv Klon i ' e, V.'i-i Tmori land
v i,.i l line nf hi- feet so badly crushed
a u vavt on h'iti!t1av idp'.it last,
::ri ;e i.f Isirrdi: a his t!-in, that
i-iitira tin in!" r Lud to be antptitatcd oil
f.. ' Ttil t d.iv.
A ! Wr. cti ik -r & ftrown's woolens are
.1 :n 'l e pii-ie, on th premises. f,th ,
'! irkf', l'r. ! pbia. Satnplesof their i
',. an 1-nef n 'iy calling on R.H. Tliotnp- ;
tlie tiit-i.f(ici', ho is prepared T.i re-
urili rs ai:d taUe rncasures ftr either
- .:-ur Mt g'e garments.
r p- -. Mv to in Te th dea'.h f.f an in-
' ; i 'i- ihc j'itrr i f our kinsfolk.
K inl .J'.i'la M. Curry, of AlttMina,
a i ! t 'i.-i it i rd : t iiooti on M olid ay
M i;-;'i us a s-.ie.-t find winsouitj
j, :e .I li r li- isiud-ei! a h1 bereave-
I'n.Tii J'.i-.iop Domenec
ti.- !'- ,o!ic .'iiimn!
: t" lir !' .1 and doting parents.
A ' ii I. f 'er I'r
i Ml'.'i.-Ie ! t'l
I ! r 1 i-i th-- Ca'holi" t 'lurt lin I
- I ... . I, v.;l Hi'.l !; x t . 1 1 s.13 forth j
i:;. v. !.: it pniniitiil a di vision of 1 he '.
. -..!'. ill. '.ii. I the l;;bi.p to secure hts ,
': ti . "i tl,.. olil i.i tin. few iliocef5. !
it laiti i.f tr. Andiew Steele, olmtit i
!: i f i ii eeiislmrg, was burned to
.: I't-l w:h 'i'i its i.t.ti nt, except two
..f iii'imh, n'n'i:. . o'cl--ii tin Sunday j
'"j nix ei ieg a lii-s of some ?.'l.fK!,
1 . ! :rr w:;- rm insurance of $1,r00.
i"nv.!'l'ii !) have been the woik
H I i
.' I'liifi'M li.-viaj; foil ml it imposstble
r. I . . - i i r -melt to led nre here this
1 n. I'i' .1 ! i. r will "a.4ii urn the pres
i y ilt 'v.-iiii.r ; lecture mi "A .lonr
' ' h.i'v," itt the Congregational
ii i Kriii.n ) eveiihe;. March lOili.
. "'-x '-. I i.i ami hear him, ami
' ' ' 1 1 i-. nii y i t h i. ii.
i- t-Timiii. f.f Mr. John M. Kiester,
rcf Limited Mail, who lost his
1 a- l l-i.i u-ar 11 untititjd'in on Sun-
nil.', w ho '.cis a snu-iu-law if Hon.
I : . : ,
ie, ef l"i.inks!own towiiKhip,
i t i';
tu to
.1.
t
t. ."
1:
1;
Ilollitlaysburg
leraient in the I'resbv-
v nt ;!.n place.
Milii i, the gentleman who
1 fr mii tne tr asurei "hip of
! -p. ty w'.th some ! (dm .if
i . nie i: naccoutitt d for, has
' -r to the proper sc. lb or; ties
'. and now languishes in the
i : 1- a tite he ia. I'.s the tiecea-
I,';- ri :i .tse.
tinined Aniiie Leonard,
ii. t ;,,.. r,av; birth to a
tin bai-U ar'I .f Isaac 1).
in Ai:. una, on Friday
no tl'istbt to conceal
I the t hild in a barrel,
r vr .-. :ii s fonnd and subii
li.i I'mih II oiiKii ceme'erv.
Hall, lf. Clinlim sre(-t.
if t-.nvd for it you will (hid
ii wiii'in to purchase any
'r ee ill's fin n'sh intr poods
1 of. .la-. J. M hi ihv
rtim nf of all styles and
is pri:ii5vel y HcMiep at
jo Here ai.tl suit jour-
In Ii rn :.?.. r-m.ty Committee of
1 "" U:. t i :. H !:;,;, ysbi-.rc on Sattir
1 ' ,' ''"ii Jr. Itowati Ciaike as
' '":'t '' i Tiie Kintf .'rtit t rt t 1 . t ti
it comity being ei.titletl
''". Iihi. J. Akers, of
aetl H. Ii. Bunker, of
v.-re chosen Ki preseiitati ve
r. V. Dick, MO per year; Weipbmasfer.
fi. (J. Owens ; Street CoinmiKKioiier, E. V.
1 1 nmphroy, SI .M) per day a slight reduction.
A couple of men from some place east
art; at present attempting to .l.-roy the wild
pigeons in this vicinity iuto th- rnshes of
two hnee lictH, but fii to preseut writing
their etLirln have not leti very successful.
How they propose to accomplish their pur
pose wo cannot say to a certainty, bi: nsMie
i .lidmstowii 7 rifi'ine u-lls of a like cxperi
,' mcnt in that vicinity, in which tame pig
! eons, properly trained, are used to decoy
i their wild brethren into the Toils, we p:e
' siime. the method will Is? th'i satne here,
j There is certainly a large field to lie wirkcti
; aotl a huee crop "to l- gathered, and he the
' yield great or small, it hap the advantage at
t it-aitt of being all ef train. '.
j At Wilinove, on Monday, Joe Wherry,
; while itnlii'ging in one of his pet jamborees,
! attempted to regulate thine, nnd on being
: remonstrated with by Mr. I. M. Woleslagle
I in u style perhaps morn forcible than elegant,
i picked" tip a stotre and struck thai gentleman
on the head, iffliflinga very ugly Rash. A
j warrant for the arrest of Wherry was subse
quently issued and placed ia the hands t-'f a
constable, but In The effort to secure hitnthat
ofRcer tta forced to throw hi prisener over
an embankment, ami now the doctors arc
try inn t determine among tln-.m.el vc
! w hether Wherry can be ried n;i in as giMid
shape as lin was lxf re the scriinumpe ami
all who know him umlers'atid what an ex
cellent shape that was.
i
fined to the house. A friend suggested your
remedies. But 1 wasextremely skeptical that
they would do me pood, as 1 had lost all j
heart tn remcdiea, ninl Jiepan to lunK upon
medicine ami doctor witn disgust. How
ever, I obtained one of your circulars, and
read it carefully, from which I came to the,
conclusion that you nm'cistood your busi
ness, at '.east. I finally obtained a quantity
cf Dr. Saga's Catarrh Remedy, your Golden
Medical Discovery and I'ellets, find com
menced their vigorous nie according to di
rections. To my surprise, I soon began to
improve. The Discovery and Pellets, in a
short time, brought out a severe eruption,
which continued for several weeks. 1 felt,
much better, my appetite iruproreil, anil I
gained in strength ami flesh. I n three months
every yestipe of tin; Catarrh was pone, the
Bronchitis bad nearly disappeared, had no
Conch whatever, and I had entirely eeasetl j
to raise blood ; and contrary to the axpecfa- i
lion of some of my friends, the cure has re- !
maincd permnifut. I have had no more j
If fiiiiin hages from the Ijurgs, ami am en
tirely frep from Catarrh, from which I had
snfVered so miii h and so loijg. Thu debt of
gratitude I owe for the blessing I have re
ceived Tit your hands, knows no bounds. I
am thoroughly satisfied, from riy experience,
that your medicines will master the worst
forms of that odious disease Catarrh, as well
as Ti;roat ami Lung Diseases. J have recom
mended them to very many and shall ever
speak in their praise. Gratefully vonrs,
WM. 11 . SPENCER.
O. Vox Tj07, Iivchc.-ttr, X. 1.
moon ir.ivcls fat tlicr than tliecmth, as ft irocs
t r een time r und it while the earth nv.ikfl
oi.e fiimnul revolution. -
Third, as to plowlnir 240 acres In twelve days
ami 0 acres a day, 'l.oretto-' irtive the correct
nuswrrs, but I wnnte.l the question snlve.l hv ar
ithmetic. T tie. not understand "A. I. H.'s" So
lution. He must hs. ve K''t t he wront: Una.
tnmth. in reference to I he m-hoi question. A.
P. H. is nearly correct if th man whs wci(riiel
with a rj'riii'j hnl tnre, but if weighed hy a scale
or lever balance, or hy sieflyards. he would
weiK'i just l.'?'J ll9.. heeaus" the moon's attrac
tion in that case acts on two points fin the
man and on the weight on the opposite tmhince
with equal force. Say, for instance, that on
the cnrih you have a HO lo. metal weight on
one scale ami a Jsq !h. nmn on the other: then
rcmovethe whole machinery to the moon, and
its attraction, which pulls only -H) as hard on
the m:tn, pulls only as hard on the weight
opnosite; tnereforc they would tin lane each
oihernnd the man wohld g'ill weiirii l.-W I lis.
Yet, if he could Jump four feet hiirh on the
earth, he would he si Huhf on the moon that
he cm i Id Jump two hundred ami forty feet hiirh.
hfih. I irave the orphans- school question to
msko I'Ctipfe think what itoostn in educate now
-f.if tared with witnt it did to educate orphan
of Kevohitlof.arytlm.-s.t r lS'S limes. It co-t
ithoiit thirty dollars to educate the oi-phnna
teach one) i f the Kevoluiiomir- war. My fath
er only spent thirty dollars on me, and my ed
llCllttfMI sliotvs It.
Sixth. The deer question nffor Is a jrood illus
tration, f'ihw inif t lm t in r report ion t product
of t!:e menus e.junia the product tf tho ex
tremes, which i n t universally uniU-rtood, hs
I notice diiTereiie.- of rt su Its In the solution
iven. 1 t hick tli -re was a p int in every ques
tion I pron.-isi"! ; hut ia order to be more point
ed. I fiiouose the followiiiu-:
1st. What in the iivi-rne lnereas la the
leiiH th of a (fur, fro-n l)i L'l to June 21, in lati
tude 55 degrees nonh ?
i. What is the length of a Crgrcv of lontri
tii i.. in -h tiesrees noitii Ittiini.ic, jfiven in sta
tute miles ?
These t-o ar? Tobe solved without tlte use
of lh(? cusine or any function or the circle.
3d. H a w far doit t ii ; moon travel in spice
wliih' t ii" eirrh poea ence arou-id its or!it. the
distance of the earth from llienun heinir !',tKfJ,
mi'es. nr1 f he rti'anc of the moon tieinir
2J.il houi.:nd mites from the earth, and omit
tin co-rec: ion of errors, for olilnjuit y of orbits
mnl attraction of ether tindies?
vh. A. money, with ont-ha'f of H e and
I O II OTJGJ 1 1 1 , Y RKXOVATBD,
And can ro reached from all points by STREET CARS.
1IA9 BEF.X KEWhV REFITTED IM EVERT DETAIL.
THE TABLE IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH TIIE VERY BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
:i-10 XiVTJSj??, pJl.riO T11TI DAY. 3:n.
AtTIMEN'T TO TMS I.IMtTKI MaITj. Oil
Sunday afternoon the limited mail train met
with an accident al-oitt four miles west of
this place, near Warriorsridie station. The i
trcin was running nt an ordinary rate of!
speed at the time of the accident, and was )
rounding a curve when one of the engineers !
observed a. rock lying on the north or right 1
hand track. The stone hail jus, lolled down
as the train approached. Quick as possible
Keister, the engineer, applied the air brakes,
when the engine and tender left (thu "hiil't
nose" pnlliiig out of the front postal car) the
riorth track ami shot across to the south
track. The engine left the tender standing
on the south track, and leaping down a
steep embankment of over twenty-five feet,
turning over two or three times, injuring
Mr. Keisler so that he died in about twenty
minutes. Mr. Drake, the other engineer,
went down the embankment with the en
gine, ami strange to relate received only a
few slight luj tries. The fireman jumped
ftom the cticine liefore it went over the
hank. Mr. Keifcter'tt remains were brought j
to this place, atitl sent to H arrinburg on the i
Atlantic cjturcss, on Sunday night. He
leaves a wife and small family, who reside I
in that city. The accident citisej a detr n- j
lion of a couple hours to the train. Mr. I
Keist-r has Iwen iu the servb-e of the rail- !
road company Kouin fifteen years, and was t enuijtrs et stn.-tll -eufc'.eV (lnnumrah!e ! tine-,!
deemed one of the most reliable and Milium
ecgiuoei s on the roai. Huntingdon (Hobe.
rcqt lr d With a specie basis foieifrn traders
woiiltl sell lis their commodities for (rr.-en-Imcks.
then tlcmand specie payment, and put
our n-'ilil where It would do most (rood, where
as, with greenbacks H full lepai fonder the
wouict he willing to s ll ns their goods for our
(rreenhaeUs nnd thrn they would jrive us hsek
iiir money in return for our products, ami
thus we would lie cnntiled to jret the T.alance of
traile in our favor instead of hnvintr it naninst
us us it now is. But. enough nf this. All of
your venders who have read the speeches, let
ters and so forth of Hon. Mo?e yiel , of 1'epn.
svlvimia, Judue" Win. P. Kell. y, Wttitletl Phil
lips. I'eter Cooper, lien. B. F. Rutler. T'strick
Fmd, (Hd. "Irish World,") and Ie Aimre Deoyr
the in'- noted chum pious of the (ireenbuck
I 'e w 1 need no further elucidation.
The riest'lcnlial lsueof li7. From present
Indications there is hardly a doubt thut the
RepnhHfHn Kntiomil Convention will sdopt a
77 ird yfiini-?; platform. Tiien III?" pemocrntit;
Party 1s compost d of two powerful f ictions
the fjrecfbitck l'lirty sno the so-callt'd Ite-fiit-med
Tammany Bcmncraey of the Fat.
Old Tammany, under ftoas Tweed, irave us Sey
mour instead of a more powerful man. Pendle
ton, for our presidential CMndidate in ; nnd
now Ifeformed Tammany, uniVr Boss Kel ley,
1n nnthlmr reformed hut in name, wtml 1 like
to f,Ut some other wcsk-k"i d, har t money,
IlOTVr,r.rnt. soch e 5am'l J. Tildeu for Initnnce.
upon ii, in the interest, of th" Oold R!:ir. nnd
wiilvoall tfewith itic Republican psriy on
the currency. Here. then, is Wier th Initia
tory flht will tieirin. nd It will be a flerco
F'rnrfe Tammany will defeat th fit eenbnck
Pnrv or Hie West nnd stoufli if trickery nd
e- ild er, d i IT. ft"' it by mi r:ens certain
ihn Tnin-n.ir.y will succeed In Its nefarious
scheme The fjreenbnck rnrty under Win.
!l n in fthlo, la.t fnll. made a caiHnt P.i'-
and thnin'h nominally d-reat'-d was not routed,
but is still n di'limt ' ever, and will be to
TiM'-n R"d his followers hi the Pcmocntic
Nation-I Convention a Nemesis of retribution
for the sid n"d eonifort they give Hayes arc
his hosses in Ohio. ....
If the (jreenback p?rtv norr.initcs its crxidl
date we mnv reasonably hope for snores In the
comir.e c mina'trn ; but If the Tammiiny fiie
lion s victorious in the convention . success
will not atten.lfits bnnn. rs. Neither is it ne--;.i,....
... h.. m inlieit Tttr. In thst prnt
ptirviei in i-ie
. t ... i t. It ..... . . l- ; i t .itr.t-n -!!! Ttrotinriiv tie tnree
1 . F, till. IWC 1 I X'. I, N ll!'"I"-1 . n llll iiur-lllll'l ill ,. will Irf irliin
A.'s and C.'s. mak-.-fl l)0. C.' tnonpv. with "eld. Of e.-mre 1 animn ny w ill trj Xr w I. ,p
one-fourtnof A.snd B.'s. make Howl ito ranl;s the cmVMnn and tl?e soli
much mon-v hi wh by mennn rd its l-Ule politicians and the sut,-
r.th. If the (rruss on 10 ncrrs, tcKeiber with sm-vl.-nt P n,. r . tie pt '.:. . bu' it is t ' "'
wht rowslhereor., wf.M feed 5 horses months. U nfS tb'Pir can tjMluT
- .... i.i. .. i t ...-.,1 . n.i,. . f i!tr. f-imn v. the m.iat.iii lurers.
now innnv hithi. hi c ri, i:ve:fe'r nun nrai -
This Hrsn IlorsE, Pitts BrKOH. Go. 1
Hotels are not numerous in tha "Smoky
t'ity," and yet ii conlniiis one that is secon.'.
to noe.e in lb sl3fe. We refer of eoilrs.-i to
the "Rush House," which has occupied the
leading place for almost twenty years under
the management of Marker Rush, the pres
ent proprietor. This pop-i'ar H'nse has
lieen thoroughly renovated during the past
lew weeks, whereby it ban been rendered
more at t racfi ve to strangers than ever le
fore. The walls of the ofF.o, bar room ami
dining-room have been newly painted, and
tb" ceiling kalsomi ned. Th-t sleeping apart
ments have lieen frescoed and newly fur
nished, and all done in first-class ptyh.
Everything has been put i:i such perfect
shiipe that tiDthing more could lie desired
hy the m-st fastidious. The Rush House is
kept on the I'.uropean plan, and gupsts are
an. I nothing
many acres of cross .:i?e
(Trow l hereon wl-1 Iced horses 4 monlhs?
Kth. One stick is three ioeljes rqutire nnd 1
foot lonr; an-itber i 'i io--r:ft sq inre aid 1
foot l.itii.', itnd t.'ie third U h turned sticK 3 In
ches in rtli!ni"ter snd 1 fewt lonjr. Wanted to
know where to cot said s'icl;. so thnt ench
hall con'!.l the same niim'.rr of solid inches.
Tth. If we pay l'i;j million didiai-s interest in
irold, and the ie ines pro.Hii-i- toil) C-3 niillionn in
old annually, how lantf b.-fors we c.iu resume
specie i f.j tnctitb' Hob Uov.
JIabcu 6. 1ST8.
Pear iiffmas-That 'Vi-z-ff nf i'ly't r- orr-ii'd-a!
1,-urMv-n" must hivn annoyed A. P. 11. very
rial-h. H imssiti'- 11 will have a "qn,ctiin".now
It li i'l a (juTftct ler sotr.o weeks In the nutside
worl I, hut with h.ini It inn.t have been a source
et rreat troolde iiendinu' lanumernhle rvnoth.
riii-.m.-'. a nuiittor trnttcinn.it fc eonnt ii). and
vht doer he listetiVer as the result ? Hed siovrrs
tl'jit l3 loss hee i mistaken. He discovers t bat
the line dlviilintr the trapereM Into tr.i equal
psrts was sh'ir'er than the dm nnni line ; bu" Imd
cun'.ri'l-'' bei'ure Ihut th liiTiilinir line wis loniror
t huii the disrvnsl. This liri, eummoa to hutli
li' lds. was the line in d ispn'e. he mik in 4 1' longer
than the tliacriinal litis and "hinriMto" Disking it
slmrier. He ms.le the tHnRiral 7.97 rods snd
the diviilinn line JH.i ; and nniv. alter hi eount
lrps hypot tiemiFe's," etc.. tieutkcsit 67. 45 ad
roi'linsrtty his own work that he had been in er
rur. Asf-iireJly his tju.c. at ion of the "VII age
Master"' from 'Ooh'soiith Is nptili" hl to him in
this i-asi and ro ti "Ijoretto." And il yo irr'udi r
will ex-,nniie iliei'euf t he F:c :;km a for few 1
wee ks bark, they will tnstaln this opinion. I did !
concede that A. P. H. was an tffn r( It solvinir
protdcuis. hnt 1 did not snd .fn nof consider him
n cseep'ion to the jr"i'eral rule iiamely, that 1
any Dian is liable to in:. ak-?s.- And It Is hnitr
ti't'ls to acknowle Jite them when male known to
him.
Ai anot'-ier Instan-e that A. p. II ts not an er-
ccptltin to sii'd rule, he has failed to Solve the ,
ki.'ltle enlarpred jirohiem, an I aecnrd inr to the I
Tnctlmd lsid down by him for solvinir lt. be will i
have to find a ii. i' number of ' hypotheiiusos of j
snisll an(r!'-s'' titfure he will Sjlvc ft correetly.
I merchants, artisan, f.inners ami mi"neo
.. t.n .iwnko fothe Imnortiinee of the
ontation snd determined to di and dare for
their rights es freemfi nnd eitims of a (r rent
Repnliiic, and not as slaves of a roreUrn rJ iud
oerncy nnd its auxbiary Specie Hiisi clnpie in
this country , , . .
. Thenkr-Jl to your ynd.-rs rr their rnltT-ce
"snd reonestiny them t-irive the sn lij't t I lire
so fcetiiy and hurriedly etidcivon-d to 'rent
t'i1r earnest ut tent ion. snd to thecduor of the
Fukfvi;: fi r bis cordiall v In publishing the
foreoii.ir papers. I will for t he present lirinjj-
this eori ff uomb'nje to a clos'.
Y)i;r., truiy.
J. M.
G
uV; ir a n vi:it tj$i:mj:x ts,
HIST MILL. SAW MILL. AM
CO A f . n A N !v FO R S A Ll".
TI15 undereiin-J will either fcell or I'Tnnio
for tur n prnpertv his mill property nt Lilly's s:;i
tinn P It K., which ennsi-ts ol 12'i ac es nf land,
a pnrtliin of it well timbered. A ncver-tailmir
stream or water. Orlst mill and saw mill in Kood
rnnuinir order. Co hank, f. nr and one luilf foot
vei.i. A snhstantinl dweiltnn house with eleven
aimrtments. and four small tenement houses, with
necessary iotbtilh!inrs. SprinR-honse ami loon
tsinwafrnt the dwVllini. and a (rood fruit or
chnrl on the premises. Will sell together or di
vide to enit purchasers. Address
JAMES TON RAD,
lt. Henilcak 1. O , tamhria Co., fa.
charired for what they cet
more. While the accommodation's are on- ! It i true, similar st.lids are to each other in the
, i tripl.-LUile rstes u tlieir n -tnmotf us st-les. tlianie- 1
ters or riren-niereni e, out .v 1.. m. tmyai in 1
.1 :
a:-l
1 i'i in
in,
.!:
ii .v.,
f t
i
'f passing the store of
Vii-n in want of dry goods
"I'S groceries, etc., unless
iTinini.,1 k, f'trther ami
', f1' a,!T OTle could desire in
J:i . eirK:,,.p (lf- j,1HKj,, an,j ,.J,capnesil
f "lJ .. ""i; 1 a-. t!;e mammoth store
-v J. evil, who know how to w in
y '"..rvM, it.
'"""ve""""" t,i:lP rn" t'li"1: r,f
r' h'c i i''1'1"' t,,','VPr obliging cloth
' - . lias U'.-ii doing business in
- ...nt ibirimj all that time, we yen
,r,! ,';ls never failed to supply his
' . h"i v,l, , 1,
mest prices
. t Ill . :
jj; t " ' 'i 11 rtin riinilllili n
" at h 'heir proht who tmy
r- o r"'a'"''is'"" nt, twelfth street,
r I"-t-"ftice. Alt.Kina
' a revolt er was fired into
r- '-MT' ea-t at liolivar station on
: 1 last, tij(. UiUrt from which
"H if tin. I 1 -r
.c "iiimiiin, .iiiti idler
I-roxiuiity to the comlnrttir'a
ll tliri.it.rl.
, inuow on 1 n oii-
JI the cut. -i'i...
ne train watt unuer
:ai
I
t h ," " nine, ami it was of course
i :i, aboard to see whoditl
,r:y"b r to ,M-' ,1r'"J t!at the
par J" '
.iC,!!!'',iV1"' -"'Hnessof the night
"ilu t" '-dnesday morning'n
I..,.. 1,1 "s excrttetal i'i.it urain
ltrv ,,'r ,n'",,. w didn't intend
li,' , ;,rtt ." We merely wishetl
. th,.:, ' ' a"'' faitbful friend (in
' !,, '""--y. I.l.t uslowoi, Tuesday
tst'vi.,." k'T low until
WT i 7'" of n,i" !" when
t'T h... ,,,ro"lib the motions of
' t tlrn aWrt is erly all mo-
Division k the PiTTsrvi-.sn (Catho-
I.ir;) 1HK fse Conxrrruttnn of the tic Hith-
The following efljei-il autioniieement
( tif the tlivislon of the Pittsburgh diocese
ji.J t the coiisecratlon of the lit. Rev. .1.
Tuig, I'ishop elect, is tak -ti from The.UatLo
1 Ur of this week, ami of course may be relied
: on as correct :
! Dtvisiox of TfiK. iitnrr.sc.
i When we announced the division of the
.pocese of Pitttihurgh and theerection of the
i:w diiicrse of Aiieghcny iu "ur isueof the
fith of February, we stated that we tlid not
then know what constituted the boundaries
of the diocese of Allegheny. Since the re
turn of P.ishop Domenec with the official pa
pers, we have leen place.! in a position to
state' that the new S -e of Allegheny will
; consist t.f all that part of Allegheny county
lyir.K north of the Allegheny river, down
, the Ohio to the ex'reine limit, of Allegheny
' city, thence mi a direct line to Itnller connty,
taking In P.utler, A rmstrong. WcKtmoreland,
Indiana, t'a:i.bria, Hlair, Hutitingdcn a::.l
I Set! ford counties. The d iocese tf Pittsburgh
will consist of nil that portion of Allegheny
county not mentioned above as part of the
S-e o'f Allegheny, and Heaver, Lawrence,
' Washington, Green, Fayette and Somerset
counties.
We arc Informed that Sf. Peter's church,
Allegheny, has been chosen as the Kpiscopal
Church of the See of Allegheny, ami that
I!t. Rev. M. J lomenec, will beinstalled there
on Sunday evening, the 10th inst.
i COSSW 'RATION OF 1ST. REV. .1. Tt'tnC.
The consecration of the Right Rev. .T.
' Tuii'g, Hisoop elect of the diocese of Pitts
burp, will take place in St. Paul's Cathedral
on Sunday morning, the l'Jth inst., at the
10 o'clock service. We are informed that
Archbishop Wood, of Philadelphia, Las
Wen selected as consecrator, ami Rt. Rev.
M. Domenec, P.ishop of Allegheny, and Rt.
li. v. T. Mullen, Hishop nf Krie, as assistants,
ami that the consecration sermon will he
, delivered by tb" I it- Rev.
Ili.lico of Harrisbtirff.
Rt. Rev. Dr. Tuigg tvai In the city in the ,
enr'r nart of this week. He will close hia 1
relations with St. John'a congregation, Al
tiM.na, on Sunday, the 12th inst.. when ha
w ill bid adieu to the flock over w hich he has
bo long presided.
surpassed lb"? ra'es are mmlerate. The Pus
House is 011 Liberty street, just opposite the
Union Depot, wh-ro all trail. arrive and
depart, and in clone proximity to the bni
r.ess cent-r of thi city. Our renders are ad
vised to give this excellent i'n:i a trial
when next vUiting Pitlshnrgh. They will
find Mr. Rush a plt-aant and accommodat
ing host, the rooms cheerful and pleasant,
the tab'e supplied with everything the mar
ket affords, g"o1 cooUsatid attentive waiters.
A NOTKr.it Sai DsATn on in- Haiv
1:0 ai. O.ir town was thrown into ssdnej-p
and excitement last Saturday evening 'ny the
sudden audragie death of a youtig man
named Frank Steele, son of Robert Steele of
this place. It seems, that, having a brother
running on a freight train he jumped upon
Ihn train, as it passed up, hi front of this of
fice and rode up to the conl wharf, from
whence he doubtless inlended to accompany
his brother to their home. II'! was in the
cabin car, and in backing the train to shift
the cArs, he observed the switch turned
w rong, and the 1rain about, to run off the
tiack and run into another tran, and on tho
impulse of the moment, he jump-al off on the
track and was run over and crushed todeath
by the cars. Young Steele was ag.-tl 17 years,
7 ninths, and 17 days, was a young man
y,eli known and resiicetcd. During the re
cent revivals he had embraced religion and
united wiih thu Reformed church. His
father was in Altoona at the time of the ac
cident anil the shock to the mother must have
hem terrible. Only a f w- hour, liefore he
had left her, ami then to le carried back a
mai.g'ictl corpse is er.ough to crush a loving
heart. Yesterday his remains were followed
to the depot by a large coticn-.ir.se of jeople,
from whence they were taken to Altoona for
burial over a hundred of onr citizens ac-
tiiat
eoiiipanying the bereaved parents to tha
niacin two cars which the R. R. Co. hat
provided for the -purpose, the father being in
the employ of tho company. Huntingdon
Globe.
AT Home. We clip the following from
the Pittsburgh f)hpit'-h, of February "Sth:
Mr. T. D. Kvans, Architect, has just re
turned from Europe, wherp lie has In-cn for
some time examining the mure motlru style
of architectnie. ami is now prepared to meet
all those w ho contemplate building t bis sum
j mer. We speak for Mr. Kvans a liberal
it. r of vour na t ronar' bs we know he
J. F, Sbanahan, 1 ,amls in,ie front rank of Architects in
i this country, lie can io lounu & o. 00
Fif ih avenue, Pittsburgh. ,
but .V I).
know that his kettle nnd I he keUle enlarged, as
required, are not similar figures or solids.
Lorktto.
P. S. The al'itre remarks have n'd heen made
for the purpose of pivinjr auy offence '.o A. I) 11.,
but to show thst we are all lialile to mistakes,
nn-lthat l.e Is not nn exception. And as he is
ever ready nnd willing to cenimcnt on the mis
takes of ethers, he should be vnliiiR to allow
others the auT privilege. I may hereafter make
soine reuia - ks on his cubical box and plank prob
lem. t'TTKST Sent sos. March 8, 1ST3
I2AR Fi Vn. Iiretto" wn much mista
ken respt ::-ik the iliiucnyioriS of K. V. M.'s tank.
The true leugili is 1: leet, width 8 feet, and height
6 feet.
1 will stand to ray solution of Hnns Snits first
prolileia. V hin n t hir.i is riht it e tn't be nivre
so. ity tho way. as HansJSnits lound t he prohl.ms
nil so easilv soyf!tl. why did he not show us tint
he ct uld solve them ca'silyT ( That is a eomm
t'rinn). "A ssertion is no prool." Tiie protif of
the assert ion in what we want.
K. F. AT. opens with a arand cannonade and we
wer-j Ivinp low, waitimr fur a tiia bomb to tall in
our camp, when, behold ! it turnr.l nut hut a sipiili.
I supjHise tho tears ran np his cheeks about that
nrin.lslon5.
After nil. the four little coracrs which I orc.Uted
weru of no ue to sny one.
Voui-s, in liasto, A. I. H.
FITS AND EPILEPSY
POSITIVELY CURED.
The worst eases of the longest standing, by esing
!!!. KrKAItI I RF.
TT HAS CUKllI TIOUSAXnS.
tal mill eUe &i,0n for w citc it will
mt ttunrlh. A bottle sent frrctoall address
ing J. E. Dl ktULiKE, Chemist." Office, 13j5 Hrond-
adyfce fiu:k.
For Inerenie mf P.iln. lnt3T. or Old
Wmlrrt) E.wnft 4'iniraM, wtitt
WASHINOTOX, I. C
tf. 1 k-i n liy at hotae. A grents wanted, fhitfltand
-p t - terma jrea. TKl'tiOd, Auirus n, Maine.
orp.-cit or
KINGS COUNTY REFINERY,
101 "!! sil.. Mew YorU.
HtTltii reorftsaiied with ltnroved machinery, 15
prepared to niter, t hr.nijrh the lead iinr w hoiesa le
(trocers (whwill send sample on application),
its celebrated
5TAHSA53 MlflS IWl IWl.
50 f
A. H
Vlsltlrtr Carilsi, with your name finely
nted. sent tor Vfc. v. e navo it siyi.-s.
icents Wnnted. samples sent for stamp.
Kl lI.I-.n k. v,ai., crouKiuii. in".
HOTRI. AtTOMMOPATIONS IV PlTTS-
Ri-tif:if When you noxi 1110 1 .unouinu
put npatthe Shiehl House.
T!. table in ' Svrno.tf lln. hu Hn p -sittveHno rndicni cure.
Von will never
- - ..,..1 tilt;.-.
retrretlt. This houso lias neen rcimeti .inn ;ljH1w1lflr
relurnislietl from top to bottom, ami Is nrst- regardless of
-i.u- :.. n n.tuiintiiiiiits. The fable in
' ..:"i;' 1 ' 1.1. nL't llio market atfordK. I Kor wlo by Limiot
The price) of lioanl per day is only one lol jar
and fifty cents. AI r. Mian I man, nin proprie
tor, is Bnerally Vnown throturhont
yefrn
nl
andlord
a,-ino-a omnnntMl STrnocf Hit"
' rtn is niiantnteed to cure Inflammation of the
Kidneys ami manner, pnniim or p..... r.-.v
urination so rr'-tpient in tdd tr". pninful t.r
8iiiiresed menstruation, hieort h-a or whites,
irrnvH, Kle-I. stricture, lihwidy discharKOS,
lirifc-ut' diecnie, hi it kdust dep'isit. dropsy
tiHio tn the hack or side, sick nndauhc, ptni
ldes. blotches an 1 eruptionson the face, and a.l
a SH-CII1U or nillsiliiiiiuMii. j
if iliiratioii, pir or sex. Poinfioutnl
the
MrHit.tr, nheusbui-ff.
I. A in F.a I MTF.n kstf.d Madame Lahond e,
fa.Hhionatileuressniaker, from pHris, who has
riven ereat aatisfatrl ion t the ladies ot
IIY in ihh in tit.. ' "
pared to execute) all
. , , iii tnr l orders ill tne UUC. ooo uw ituiooiKureu.
nin ro.il Biraiifctirn wit. w .. . -t
eadrertiaeinentia thU paper. ia this paper.
Mrn country: parMc.iIarly to the business pi.ven great Hans h
blic. vinitinR PittuburKli, as an excellent J Pittsburgh and Alb eh'
idlord, and all can rest assured that nnder I of dress-maKinj?. Is m-ej
The Curreney Question.
McnopiAt. or Tnte bdahd or thpe or nkw
voiik crrv to covukks-.- itr.rsosn'icT -the
rURHSSCY QI.'Ksri.lN ANOTHK C OMtNtJ PUCSI
lit.M I A I CAMPAtON CONCM'SION
(rirni r.trsit.)
TDsaii r.tEEstAN-In the rr-cedinir ntimhers
I cn-lcavored t ) show th:) Inllacj- of t he spc-in
htins i iea. nn-1 the iniumty of th- Icisin'i.tn or
t'onrcss on the finances nf the nation ;ndthe j
protests of tiie lendinr I) isincss men sua ph. I-
nnthropits of the country, th- luf-i-t nut not i
tif h-nst of which is the Memorial of the Board i
of Trade to Congress, d;innndin the rcp-al of j
the rihernian'- I'tll. snd Hint t"tinrtesR horc-
Mtter shall not lcifi-"lto on the r"Siinip:ion of i
sit-cii pnvmniit. Tin' Hoard of T.-nde is com- )
I osvid ,r the loading business men of New Yo. I,
niiifiiif wnoni are many "'n i"i't ""
less the ni"tnoriaii-t.f say met if th'S bill he not
repealed it will lend to another panic Reenter
than the first, and that o Ion as it stnn Is on
tne Statute. Ilook it will prevent the restora
tion of confidence, an 1 the stability ot trade.
They further asont that if Ihe c-.irrciicy was
left as It whs bctoro the pnstire of the said bill
it would aocomtn idflt- irs.-lf to tlu exirciicict
of the limes by tho n.i'urnl lnws of trade.
RKTt'.i ISPKCTIVS.
T heretofore asserted that ihere was nor, and
isnate-old sulrli-ieiit for a basis of curroncy
nnd that the irreenhack Is to tie preffcrnd for
business transactions on account of its supcri
or utility. II the greenback will rn. y the neces
saries ot life Is it not. nS,i-ieful to the laborer as
jr it i? If it will pav operatives, buy raw niate-rt-.t
rir- . ia ir not to tho ttiinu fact ii ror equal to
specie? Ii Ht-ccpred as a inediuiu in th'i trans- j
action or business, in the purchase of pr ipcrty.
In the payment of debts and tnxen nnd duties I
to the IJovernmen , U it not the equivalent of I
enln. tirnvidi"! it w t Inr with Ifol.i ? tVrtaiu-
ly it is. And it possi-sscs this other adynqt-rf!j
over coin that the supply of m .fcrinl is .nex- ,
hauntible. Suopose, for sake of anrnuv-nt, the
Jtlnck Hills to be a solid mass of nold, tho :
amount of labor necessary to proou.ee a stiff!- I
dent quantity of bullions from which to make
a metallic currency adequate to tho demands
of trade would tie of irreatcr los. to the Indus- I
trtea of the country tiian the f upposed supori-
ftritvor jrold cnulil corapaniatc. ll pajv-r re
ceives the same cr.-d.l., it Is to all Intents and
Purposes ns Kood as sicc'.e. All-it needsistb
credit of tho Government, and the promise
the Government to receive It in payment t.r nil
debts, nnd a suflicie-it quantity, and it will till
tne bid. It is not necossar . s it is not possi
ble, that It should har a spiel." Imsis nt nil.
If ft payndetitij toOoyornmenf n I parses from
man tu tuau m t&U IvtU Under, that is all is
J rr.itWKCKtil A tl A . 1 r.r.ino ; iri-nia.
1 .inie tin t remme, m imir iwn i-n.in,,
5 Term nnd OlJTr'lT FI1KE. Ad 'ress P.
I O.-V li'KKHY kOO., Angnstn, Maine.
Aoetts for tho best selllnir Sta-
.mrrv Paettnges in tha wort i.
contains lfi sheets pnper. la
invebipes, srolden Fin. 1 en-
h'lldrr. Pencil. Patent Yard Al ensure, nnd a piece
.lewelrv. Siaifle paekairo, wiih pair of elegant
tlol-l Stone Sleeve Ituttons. post-paid. 2r cts.; 6
for $?.(. This paek iare has heen examined ty
the publisher of tho Cambria, Freeman and found
n rf.r-s rtcil worth tho money. Watches giv
en awav to al agents, t'irculnrs free.
JiUlDt: tn , 735 Ilroa.lway, ISew otk.
l?? c S5 i I. 1 ti
V'J 11 (3 I ill It
HAH I fcW K
-K tn Ppr lay at home. Pf
Pnmples worth !
l'orllanu, :ne.
Jten's WASTKBI IleilaH and IMplomaa Awnr.letl
!or "2fcwA"r PICTORIAL BIBLES !
itOO tllnritlnn. AdJreps for new eiren
Isrs, A. .1. HOI-MAN Jt C(., 030 Arch St., Phila.
RG3E3 ETAraTEAUX.
i r"t"T '
lUili",
MADAME LAB
nn rAizis,
No. IS SIXTH STREET.
PITTSBUUOII, PA.
Wil t. IlEMOVIC APitb 1, lS'o. "0
IVo- 5 rintli Strict.
Itespectf ul'y solicits you' order ror drcss-makinK-
Perfection iu juttinr -nd tittlnit.
Paris Knshloii Vap'is ennt mi-m thu latest
styles nnd t'rthfop-. focei ved. ren-uhtrly.
March M, la. 6m.
S.RCHITEOTI
Has returned from Europe.
irricE-s I'lt'iii AYKsrs.
3-10.-Sra.l rilTSill'IlGH, TA.
Boyd & Gamble,
A11CIIITECTS
I'i I And Superintendents !
Cormania Bank Building,
Coiner frood and Diamond &t.
2-3. riTTSBUUGH, P-V. ly.
SHERIFFS SALES.
TtiT virtue of sundry wrJr? nf l.trart Parliu
I t'i. f'i. and IVmf. Knn., Netico out of th
t.tiirt tf t'otnnu n I'lt-as of f'nmhrin county
and to n e directed, thijpwlil Ve posed to
pitidit- ttiH.itt the .MniiSinn l!..n tntheTblr-t
Ward. Jotintown Ilor.. on ! vl l'HU4 T, V net
i-V A. I. nt 1 o'chKik. p. in-, the lolfaw-
Intr real estate, to wit :
A i f. the rlht th?o r-nA f:.toret of John llerd
mnn. of, fn and ton lit el Knuuil sUnate In t 'ex-p-erdale
ala-h. faml-ria Miinlr, Penn'n. frunt
I n if on Main street, fiatinir allav on the one !
and nd.lolnlf.s; lot of J. TH;.rh on the other side,
and rnnnlna- back to n af'ey. Iiavfnar tfcereou
erectetl a tw story plank linn'e and plark satdr,
now In the oeouKiTiey of Jolin tler.lmBB. Taktn In
evet-ntion and to t'O sold at tlio suit cf (NauiBA.1
Mastors.
Al'ii, nil Ihn rliht. title and !n-rt of Na
thaniel Marshall, of. In. xn.l to a tit of c-rnund
situate In 'oncmatiph boroash. Cn-ntTm ei.niity,
I'enn'a. frontiita on Hnynrs street. hK9 nn al
ley on the one side and lot of Vali-ntlce Krv on
th'e.tther side, nnd extending hsek t-i an alley,
havltiar thereon two story brirk house sail
fn-ino srnlde, nt.w In the o.-c"upnneT of Ilavjd flos
sin and Jehn K'berly. Taken In execution and to.
lie sold nt tho suit ot Peter lihoaJs, now hr uset
It. Ellis.
Al so, nil the rijrfc. title and Interest of John
II. Ktmnicl. of. In and to a let of prnun.1 s!;u-.te
In t'oneoiatieh Imronsh. t'nmttri fui.tT, IYmi'i.
frontmir on Maine, street, bavins; in Rllej- on the
one iiie and ht of Valentin t-'ry n the other
side, imd running back tn nn alley, havtntr tht-ra-on
erect oil a two siory brirk In-'u-e. :.iel Irai.io
stanle. now In ihe oeenjiarrv of Pavld 0iF1r.
Taken In exeeutinn nnd to lie auld n the .t vf
Pe'cr Khitades. now f..r tio oft'. H. Kills.
Al so, all the rifrtit. title and Interest of Tetey
T.itzell and Waihicicton Slonehrcak.-r. ot. in id
to a lot or plee- of jsrif.md s'tn.-.t tn the Mh ward,.
Johnstown boronsrh. t'nmbria canty. I'em.'.
frantinir on Seinersi t street and a-l i..ir,inir let .f
Cn'per Hertrheraer on Hie one sine and lot ef
tlopeland's heirs on the o: her fide, and cxttnliiia;
nack n tonv reeK. Having teeron cr-cted a
j larito waa-on-rnakinir shop, Inclu.lui lilxokiniliK
j shop, pnlnt shep. trln.iuiiiif shop. et.. now In h
i oei upancy t.f Vi ashlnfon Monehrenker. Taken,
j In execution nnd .o lie s.dd si theauhof . ti.
Old h. Son cod J O. Rons- A t.
Amo. all the rljrht. title and interest of John
Porter, of. In and to a .li-ee . r square f ajrou-ul
siiiisie in in am w cr-l ol .lutintown nornurh.
tin ted by V.'nshiiiKion-
1'iirir.ifo street, tnt
tvin thereon erect etl-
a one story piaik store huusi , not tjnw k-cu,.IoJ.
Taken In rx-i-utinu an i to be sold at the suit cf
Sheriff's Sales.
BY virtue of sun-lrv writ of T.i.f K.rpou.,
.If. Vml Krpon., l-VclTsand Vi. t':..
issued out of the Court ,r Common Plens of
(,'ambrin ;onnty, nnd to m-direct-d, there will
hecTpi SCtl to public sale, Mt the Court House
In Kbcnsbn rir, ,-ti MiirtiAt, the "JTth day tf
.M tftrit, 17B, Rt i o'clock, r. si., the followinjr
real estate, to wit :
Ar.t. the rleht, title and lnferct oT John
Brotfiorline, of, in s.nd to a piece or parcel of
land situate In Clearfield to-nhlp. Cs-cbrin
county. Pa . adjoin-n lands of It. Hewitt,
.lames Conrtron, Louder A Co., and others, rrni.
taiiiiiijr about 7'fi acres, unimproved. Taken
in execution and to h sold at tho suit of Jas.
Swires and Anthonv rw.res.
Ai so. ml the rinht. title nnd inters of .Taj. T-.V". ,iL V .'"
E. Reason, of.ln and to npieco or p ,rce of u ' 'J1'"? ' 7"
lnnd situate H rienrneld township. Cn.nhria ! '"V U" B,1
county. !., adjoint,,, linlsof Jofin Neason, r'.i:8?,.."
heirs or i nomas Adum, deed, nnl 'm-rs. T . - . -
contiilnimr ;" ecres, more or les, n'Kint 40 aerea I i .. S- i
i , . , . . ,i . , i Juseiin itar.Kin.
r.tll nl. ,i 11 I K i' nil! rirvu un I n,i bum t i.iv . . .,tii ,. . .
house and b.- stable, now in the rc -unnncy or j T,.A,i.( ' , r n V i Interest of Gxira
Jnmes K. Xc-ason. Taken in ex-tm . ion and to .V' " a J" ,!.f''1 11 " J'?'1.? . "t,.
1... old Mt the ..it of K K Iliin, n. '? " 1 : " V 1 :" ,0" ' K''"ni situate in
Ai.s.i.all tho riirht. title Bud Interest of T- " , k, I ! lini.r 'ZVr-V T .hr
bias U.irnes. of. in and ton piece or lot of ( ' '' l1!"?;" T,'n 'hrwe n-rcl.r.
a-rotin.l situate In '.V mhintou t-.w.ishin. Cn:n- I on T. "'tb-west s de of Nn;let.n street and
brin cotjntv. Pa., froiitinir tn township road.
and nd!.iinin lot .f Martin Jo. fit! the one I
side, John G ilb'spio nn tlie o h-r side, and ev
extendlns: hai-k one
Imndred nn 1 fifty feet to an
tendinur tmck to lot of John Not I, hnvh ir thcr-
on erected a two story plank houseand platik sta
ble, in the occutisnt-y of i'ubias ll irncs. Taken
in execution and to be tsoij hp the suit of Jlar
titi 3t Co. j
Also. hII the r'K?d, title and Uti r.-st of V..
MvGlnde. of. in n:id to a piece or parcel of iao.l
st'-u-it? in S.iinuierhiii townsti p .mntiriti cot.n
I pian et e.e tan oni tty it.'.- neirii el jonn Ilfert,
i .ieeeasc'1. ny ine cttin'tt-r t-'J. nuntnej on tne onv
tn,
j side t y lot na'.rdKr (a9) and vn the oh-r by
nn nut-y, uei:in me s i. lie im oi urtinn i wineli Juliu
Frederii-k ami wff-t. Iiy deej duted Septemi -r VW..
1S71. and r-:coTled in t"he li ei-i.riiii.tc t ttice of llaral
tirin county. In Kecor.l U.ik. Vtiiuaie b4 pni$o 4'J,
cnnvryirl In :ee t, the Said ' Jcorne YV. li -rd as hy.
a!d rev'ited ded. refereucis bvinn thereunto had
will inoro fu'ly an-1 at latc-t atie.tr. t.y.-ther
J alien ia execui ion and.
to tic aoJd at the stilt of the JoUustown JJuil-ling-Snd
I.'ian Ars-wiation.
A i.so. a li the richt. t!Llu nn 1 interest of I!ohert
P. Pi.hlr '0 and M.i.fy Jane Jiobln.-on, his wife,,
hi the foll.iwinir deer:lied real estate, to wit ::
A'l tliat certain lot of nround tituatr, lyli.if and
tM'ltnr in that portion of the Korauvh of Johnstown,
known as Kernvilie. besritininii at llynei aireet
and I):visioii alley C irner : t hrtica aii.tiir IT.at nra
atreet CO K-et to corner :!' lot nc.ml.er one : tli'euea
alona: raid lot inn feet to Swan;p allcv ; lhcni-
s.Iom; said niiev feet t.- IMvlsit.ii alley : thene
ii -uiu uir ii:iiiii-3 in i.awar.i uer- i Pr...in tr-Lf ef I .,,.1
..lam Spade, beiiir the ..., bind j It U.eV.un.'v'
e first .1 1 of Join t, A I l.-v.sl, wns iVnlf ,,,, lH,,t..i
i rMt-JMii !Iur l.y iwolicrt Uii'-iroon." mi,.: . . .....i,...
...it .i..... i t-, f i,,.n,.i, ir.iui. T..-1 i n
11 hlr.t (I- W k'prhr. nnd othe-s. rnntninin AO u"-.,T"' '-.
acres, ii iii iiprmei. jaiton in xcciltion a:iU
to he sold at the suit of Levi !Icnm.
A f.S'i. all th riirhl tit le nnd intcrt-s! r f James
,1. Ktijli r, executor of T'.dwnrd A. Iturk. who
was the ox ecu tor of u?nn fturlc, deecs sod. with
notice to John Murk, tenant in Dossfssinn. to
wit : All the following described piece or
pnrcel of land situate, lyinjr and tieiujr in
vVanhinitf mi township. Caiii'n la cojntv. nnd
Htate of Pennsylvania, on the headwaters of
the Concinnuih, bounded ns follows, to wit:
iJi'irlnn'tur at n post on the township read;
thence south bt deire i nst nloiift said road,
snd of John MetJouifh 1.13 pcrch'-s. ta a ivalnut;
thence si'iith 1 ih-jriv", west 5i p-rch;-K. to n
stone; t hence nor; it 1.3 decrees, west li per
ches, ton post; thenco north K drecs. enst
Sfi perches, to a birch ; thence north Sf di-a-rt-ea.
west 1. pcrchon to a jejtit ; thencu south 01 dc
jrrees, atst 91 nul 2. to n pof; thence north 42
dcjrrces, rut' 7 perches, to the place of befrin
riiur -containioir 1-1 ncres nnd fib pi ri hes. n at
tn-nsure I he same beinir part of t wo tracts of
ian:I wat rant -i in nit- names oi i.awar.t Her.
nell una Wi.liam
which on the
etinyr.yen rotMi-nti liiir i.jr iwoiicrt tin 'ifoon
Tttketi In CTocut ion and to he. sold lit itio suit
ofjos.-ph Ihn -iroon. exi'i-utfir of the Inst will
and tentanient of lt-ibert B-tiKOnn. dee'd.
At.so, all the riirhi, title und interest of
Th'nmis Cathc'trt fif. in ii'td to a p;oeor parcel
cf Isnd slmatrJi-iTa rtownhhi; ,"atnhri ic iin
tv. Pa., ai'joiniriif inmlsfif Jcnu l-'iirht. ,l,e.ili
Keith, ntid others, cunt aini iij ;tS acres, nn.re or
les, id out 1C -ceres c-K-nre.. ha iinr then on
eifrfil ii one story uf (ioiko nril Ii
...... , i iI.a . t....i 1 1 .11 ,t t - V .tf 'I'lti, lit ti m
t .... in . ... - - i . !.....( j with t n h-u
I'.iL-nn ii.Ti r lli.ill till! 1(1 lilt Slll.1 at !im cmtftf I . '
Samiirl Ittitler.
At.su, nil the rlsrht. ti'l" and i.iterest nf ?f4r
lin S'vimirc of. in nnd ton piece .ir parcel of
loud situate in f'nrrnll towiiKhip. CTinititii
c-(.i:nt . Pa., adjoining- hinds of IVtcr Honitr.
John Davis, and o'hers, ronti-.i-iing- 4H acres,
more or b-s. hiut 41 acres cleared, luivbiif
thereon erect id one and a half story I p
hoime nod loir stable, row in the ooouaanov ot
Mart in Scymore. Taken in f .Xi-cut ion uu J to
be sold nt the suit of A. A. Mirlser .t Sin.
Also, d the rlirht, tills and interfst of
",, t tint-inn lit. k pr. .it, i ll and Ion lit e.- or itti -.. I
of lnnd situate in Carroll township. Cmuhria I HKU'-t AN BAPMEIl, Sheriff.'
comity, mlj-'intii-r laiuls or v iiiiam e.ikbind, cier. in B r.iiciiaiiiiric. .tiatx-ii t. Is I.
Sninnel Wt.nk'atnl. Joseph Yohuor. and et hers. !
coatabiinir lOaorcs. more or less, about V acres T It'KNSH NOTit'i-. I'etitiuiii i.e-
cf which are cleared. havln thereon erected a 1 X.Jk Ta-rem ...! l.-,t.. ti
two story nlftnk hotie snd freme stable, now I . avpK? d Latins House Licoia-
in tho ocettpnncy of Jns-ph Vshner. Taken in "H e .u,en .Pu'" .'' he yHc of tr.e tk-ik J :Wtf
........... .n n.l ., K ...l,l.n.,.iinH:.,i.-i.ii i v .iurioi
4 VrXAxy. "' ,l''
slovir IHyision alley i-3'4 feet to the place ( i-m-
jii'iiiiiiz .ir.nfj i.-e saiae mt wnnii neer.ea
Ilsvns and wife, by deed dated April ti-.
end re.-or ied in Kecorder'a tdiiee In ri c-ir J of
Can-hna county, fn y.ilatne IS. po-e 92, etc . con.
eyed to Mary J are Hfiltinsor. tojr-jlher with the
hrreditamoiiis and appurtt nanees Taken In ex-ir-ii
Ion and t.i be suld at the rnit of tho JohnBtown
i.uiidiuir and Ixiati As.K-iallon.
At.so. all th'-'risrht. ti:liani Interest of W.1L
l!fm J.Hendriek in the fid Niwitnr .ii-a.-ririt-rt reaf
estate, to wit : Ail the nc-livided i.ltie-tei.trn .4 m
certain traer of Imd ei:n-.te lathe townMi'Dof
rr I i . 1 - . v . ... . I
.ii i niunria. inj isiale or
nud des'-ribed as fellows ?
Jtcziimicir at a look. try : thenee seuth do-
trrees. eat 137 p.-rcln-s. to a white oak at lino of
H inicl (inughuour: thence n-.rih 63 dcRr-es. east
TO perches, to a post: thence rerth 3 irroa,
west tn perrhes. to n pest at lie of Sarinii
; iti.ucriui'iur : liiepee rmri.1. So decrees, west ab ittr-
i chci. to n post ; theneo s uthta ieree. went M
pe.-e!iv3. to a i.nst : tlic"V!--c s-iuh i0 it-trreva. weat
i :w pvrehes anl is links, to a n irt z toem-a .n. t
loir stTl.'lel i ,,, -'ret'3- wpst :!7 l"rehrs, to a hiekory sit place of
l, ',;, , r 1 bKui"iii)f ci.utH.iiii, ita-res anJ 3d ptrcUca.
i-ti t. ! with ta-." appiir'.fMTicos.
I Al so, all that certain lot of grenn t sitna'a at
I or nesr the boronah l I' 'V neiaatvh, !n wl.at
: itj calli.-.l th-' tiin of Syivsoiii. in Cumf rfa
couniy aturt said, and ln.irk'i d and known on the
. plan of said town as I.-it Xo. frunt'nir on Kali
i Koad e'r.-et, ln'tnir lour ro.ls wide and t clve ruda
dot p, with the itpjiu.tenatiei; anJ hureditln.ent.
Taken in exeeutioti and to be roj al the eu;t at
; the Johr.alowu fiavuis liank.
j Tkkms or Sai.k.-iiuj. third of th porch is
j rai'iiey ta be paid when th.. pruiiei-t v Ij'kriocitxi'
; down, nnd the rt hihuiii.k t t o I h.iiii ukiU coo-
i.x n.a I..JI. ui tii er".i.
t
Also, nil the -lht. title nnd Interest of Chss
H. Sfitzfl, cf, tn r.nf ton pioe or tiarcel t.r
hind situate in Carroll tuwnvhip, tarniiria co in
ty. Pn.. tidj..inin, lands of Joseph Ia vis, John
Fly, John Allis nnd others, eofita'ninir 3 acres,
more or les. nil cl.iired havinir thereon erect
ed a oi e nnd n l:fllf story piank hn-iv an t board
stshlc. in the oocu:nncy of Charlci Stitzcl.
Taken in execution nndiobcsoidat the stilt of
Henry Hopple.
A i.s-1. nil tiie ri(rM. tlt'e and Intercf of K. C.
Christy, of. in md t.i one-f.iurth lot of frrnttn-J
s:iuat in the V."e.t Wnr-I of Kbeiisluirg- h r
ourh,' Cnmbrfa coiiotv. Ph., bouided m the
north by lot of Martin U'nr.l, in ihe cast by nn
n!!cy. and on the west by an alley, havinir
thereon erected a two story f rame bouse, i-i
the occupancy of P.M. Chute. A'.n. n!i the
riiiht. title and interest of It. f. Clnity, of. in
and to n lot of ground s1ti"it in the Wert
Wnrl, Khensbnrir borourfti, Cumbria county,
frontina- on Julia Ann strcu nnd n-lj lining lot
of V.. J. Mills on the sou h, lot or Mrs. McCaiin
on the eat, and llorc.cr street on the north,
I. nviiicr t hereon erected a (ioiihl" cot fnjre d weit
injr bouce. in tiie o.-enpancy of II. A. MePiko
and A. Y. J mes. Taken In oxccutinn and to be
sold at th- S'tlt of Collins. Johnston 4 Co.
A l sn. a'l the riirht, titie and inn r -st of Y. Y
Ticrtiey, of. in und to a lot of jtrounl situate :.n
the tor umh of Khensbtirtr. Cambria ftit- tv.
Pa., bounded and describe I hs follows: F cnt-!
bur '-' fcot on L!-ivd street, extendlnr tn'-k
i t" feet to lots of Isnnc Evans nnd Wm. Mil's. I
jr.. f ound"'! on the t'Mt t-y nn alloy a" 4 on the
west by V est street, rnvtnar thereor erect -d
twa story frame house, plank statin un-t eir-
MiirC house, iri me tiecup.tncy or f ...l. t rntis".
A l.-n. nil the riitlit, title nn1 intr;t.st of V. I
Tiern.-y, of. in and to a ptece or parcel of laud i
s:t:rite in Cambria town hip, '4T.n1t1ri.-i county, '
n:IJ linimr land of Stephen I-'oyd on the ee.M. i
clay pike" on ihe south, 1, jd I'mlcr on tt.e'
west, c.Mit't'tiintf about ll neri s. all f . j
.47.fi, nil Pic tih. title Xnd interest of F. P. '
TicriiCT. of. in end to a i.sieee or lot of t-r iniiil j
siti:at"iii the West v'nrd 'f r.h-nsbnrir b-n - ;
oiu h, Cam'ina couny, fa.. rronting- on t'ctliri
Sireet tin the cast, e.n Hil y tin the norfh. lot of
Collins .n the wev. iind an oiUce eow tvt-u
bv ii. Kinkoad, Ksti.. on
ineroon crteie i nu tnuve oui..-imvr. t-oTiinitiiP j Jo'mTct s
01 nrraniis. i'j Known nt ine inn itierti r jCc ; S'lininitville E;r
III , till-tll'l - .ti iv.t-t
Joseph
sold at
ntisine-ss us i.n.ya .v to., eno-.rsecs of Jon 11
furiruson. now tor use 01 i'.,imns lnv!s. CK-o,
tl 110 1 ley. b, ll. earner. A. V. Paikt-r and J. A.
Moore. j
Ai.si. all the ri-ht IrJr and Interrstnf pl,I!!j
IIert.or. of. in uu'. to a piece or lot or irroa id
situate in Lore'.tr Imroim h, Csml. tit to.11.1v. 1
Pa., tronttitis ,,u t;t.. Marv'a street and estvnd
inir back , r.n alley, adlnin'r l-its of F. X i
Il.idor ,hc south and Col. T. If. tShklds ..11 j
tha v .irth, having tl.ercon er-ct-d a t.ne story
re..ne house, in the occupancy of Philip Hart- 1
"sOf. aud a two storjfplnnk bt ;se, in tho oc
enpancy of Mrv Mel te-ni'tt. Taken in execu- '
tion nnd to Ik? sold at the suit of Philip Val-n.
irtof Uiiai tt-r Sessions . r Carchria county
the followiiiir named nurMius. 1..1.I i i i..
presented to the Court or Ouarter Soskii-j. tf
sxid county at Mat ch t?e.s:ous, l;a:
Tave:;. 1 icr:sb.
Allegheny Twp. A. J.Cit. U'y
ll'nrr Twp. Nlci.olas Iu:ciJi,X-t,iw Vn-i
CMrrolhown !ro. rrehc. achroih. I aol
Kiv-iiijrer, f.Jtrarl l. U;.ti. AttJre H
HiiiK.
Cambria Iliro. Pe'.er Sat-louis. Ceorre r
ner, Ann. Mary Kfrti:, litaris ti .re. jhn U.
.tilhiyhcr.Ehz ibe' .1 :.lrii.tu3 I.Pet.-r H -uir n .
P.-rnard I-ar-.Ht . ick, E.Jwjira Howe, fOourad
Meyer.
CiwnmuTh rr j.j. Vns..-. nn Klutr.
John id-tianx lt W ard ; Jms-jj. h l;ily, Mictuttd
looney. i'd urd.
Fast Conf niauh Ho ro Leo n l r J Klst, David,
I -ntotiti.
Chet?prir.j "t.ro.-J.ihn freuss.
troyi Twp. ivtt-T itrtuMiu
I'diestTwj... t ;t. U-iiifai-. -Thomas rnt.
l-b-iibbniTr Urrf,. Ile. ry Post-r. John A.
J a-.-, Ji.ltn l! ili irria, .Siichacl 1 Jitt 1 ncr.Mai tiQ
K"it, Vit '.Varti; U if. Moron, iCast Ward.
Franklin liror. Feter Iculn-itz.
4hii::tAiu Uj. All-ct t b'cr.aer, Pnntuel A.
CrUte.
Gillittin Tr--rtt!,W OOowd, An'.heoy
I
I
Johnstown Tr C.-nmd Ktali. John V.
PhiitTcr. E. U. W 'llhinr-r. J ma ltaab, Uwrenea
n, r.iizaoein Konter. .rutin tiartt-irt, Henry
er Ijiuia. C. Iaiut.ei I. Jo-m C.rad. I'hilio
lilies, Mich. Fioeiran. P. o Cunnp. Th,w. f
lisvi.. J-ilm M' I .rtn.it t. John S-ufThour, 2d
" 'ifii : iienry 1 eimit, t lia;es Kimtuei man,
f ofi-jfo siieffi-r. John Frits. Charles Kast, J.j.
t-oiiciniiKer, Jiioun llo-tfcr. A-.irus (ani.it.
tleorRf It-tab, John ktrr. I'liili.. HtrfTir
I .oris Loitentifri,-er, I ti.. H. ifeit Chaa.
Kmif, l.W. HmshlKro r,Jol:n M.Kinir. Adom
Hid shurk. 3d VTHiii ; .li I1.1 A. t t.- ninu r. Allien
PI fitter, tHear tlrtitle. lion-j haiii.inan, tv.
H.'l'ii'.iiipson. 4lh 'Vrti''; .4 turn U 'Vcigaud.-Sth
Ward; Henry Siaf .,, ii:h WhiJ.
i;r,1" o? R rt - . bu ian Han. l-, p. X. Ilnld.
Vt.lvilla e .ni.- .!.i-i,l! Fii iO n.fse, Mrs. ML
'li-a'iy 1 'il, rick Sell ttrn l.-rei- 1 -... ..r
li Ui0,".4 iliiwiluu-. 1st XVicrd " t.-t..n
H ir.u a,. ., I.. 11 ... '.
,!,. SI,,,,!' V"K 1 P.chiHtlJ rwi'i.-Kihsrt Mar Hrrnar.l Km,,.
ChaUtloa Rcfci, John Vf.
binjriuu Ttt;v lnoo'i ?. Rich Michael C.
Mnt-tfarvt lloSle.Uetr. ; Mulii.i. Jacob
Wilmoro Rir j. GeOi-re Vandcroth. Jua...,h
If umiT.
Yodor Twp. Jacob R )eh ct.
ot-ipt i.trr-isa.
Jihnstown, Si W..rd. J..hn Lud!g-, p, 8
Ftjher it Co., Hcn:-y Frits 4 Co.
EATIXU II ICS: r.'CFNSt!.
CarroHtown lioro. Henry Hliiru, Juliustteh.
U ashingtoM Twp. ii.j. J. J-s.-had?tor, W'm.
I'lmti, Mark ft. Mi-L-iUfthlin.
Wilmore It.iro. -I din tchrotli, P. F-. fTirhr
Juhnowu, tth Ward. ja.,-.ib FondiCh. Iit.ta
nuu.n.
nn-!!) fj-te. now m tlio occupr ;o-of I qIh.h;.
Wriser. Taken in exeetitiou ..id f., 00 v ,sb,','
Iho suit of Wiiliain M. r.oyd, doinjf , r.ra.Pey
s as Lloyd Se Co.. end'.rsecs r Jnu i ijedio'
on. now tor use ot ll- una. h.t-c ti... .
Al.so, ml the nijlit, tit:., a in Interest o.
Th.iinas Thompson, of. In aad tft n niece or p ir-
ttl or land situ its iu It trr township. Cnmttria
county. Pa., ni'.j-.b I :(l .n s of Jauios rieuwp
son. F. A. Shoemaker, ami others, coaraimr.5
.Y) acres, liiiir.1 or les1. t tioo t 2j acres clfaril
having thereon erected on- and a half story
plank houso, in the occupancy of Th mui ;
Thompsoo, Taken M execution and to be soul
at the suit or T. H. t res-wet 1 it Son.
Also, ad the rufit, tit'eaod interest of A rch
Ibntd F.irrelt, or, in and to a picco or parcel of
land situate jn Sns.pieliauna township. Cam
bria county, adjointn land- of John rt--ar-r,
jr., Philip' tJrav, an l o'urs, containing l.hi
acres, more or less, about 4.1 nerf of which are
clesr.d. haviiur thereon r.-cico a two story
Tk MeCO! .fAN I IcrV -"
OOico Oerk of Q. S., Kliynst ur ;. Feb. Z3.'lT.
SlJOHNSraWH SAYINGS BANS!
120 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.
CVIARTEHED SEPT. 12. 17U. 1EI''KSITS
,' received of ail aiitas nut lr.s than tine ln;if r.
I resent rate ol !!ifre-.t. aix -er erni. Interest is
dn.j in the mouths of Jur. ami Kit ittu r. and la
tiot wlthurawn I nd.lod to tt.o deposit, than com.
pounding twii;e a year wi'lu nt I'rt.uk'ir.r; tLo tJal
ItooPor to call or even to no sent tte tteiosit tn.k.
.niHiei iwiapu on nem r.;u:e. 1 ri-tert nt- auh
n'Htik house and bHT bjirn-, now In theocennan-
cy of Aretiibnld Farrcll, nnd a on-vetiry idan':
house aad lojr Stable. In the ooeupancv of Mary
Ann Peach. Token In execution and to be aoid
at the suit of Iianiol Fry.
Tf.icms or Sai.K. One-third of th pnrehnsi?
money to h?paid wl.ci the pr ipcrty is ko'M'kcJ
down, and the rcinHinii.tr two-thirds upon coo
firinatiiln of the !..
II K K M A X RAPMER P i.-riff.
Sherill'8 Office. Ebensburir, March B, ls; at.
ADVERTISING
In BVI.lflTOr AMI i UU I l.Tt'KAb fVKVTaMES
II tl.l' rKK L. For intorioaiion. add ret 5
Geo, I Itou'ilt J Co.. 41 Vark I2owf
XCW TURK.
I.i'vii m., . m .1 ...t 1'iur, r.it'H . O TM TrOWeVS
feriiur first inortcatreson farms worlh fonror in--
timt-i the tnnouat el loan desired. Uuml relerenu
perfi-et titles, etc., rt-nti:red.
This) etirtira'iiii is exeiuslvcly a Savings Bank
o t-fittiin -rctal tleposits rts eive.1. cor di.sconnti
granted. No loans on prrsotial lecttrity.
i:iaulc applica'.ions ler hurrrwers, copies of tba
rules, by-laws, anl speeh.l taw relatiuK ta thlt
, Dank, wutjo nv ad irt sm JeMred.
; Tkihtek.-Janu s o.,j.-r. Uavld Ib'twit. 1 R
Flos. A. J. fliwv.i. P. v. Hay, John Low man T
H. I.ip!ey. lmniel MeLattlilin, l. j t'errel!
.lau-eg MelliMon. .I.iniei M't'ov. 1 w. Plifi if
'",iriJ suppes, tifo, t. 4ik, an t
. W . alters.
I.AMFL.I. sroK'tKttu Preaide.t.
Fna-sit Iiibkrt. lrnasuror.
Ciat's Ki i-ea, Solieltor. l1!.-!.!