1
hLAND PERSONAL.
L.. Iff"
, f the sc.is.oti twenty ccu.s
,1 ;l.e liry raftsman wends
afn" 1i"s are exported
L iiuii""v-:1.
,.v
A"'
clmi'i'li this evening.
. l'
,r Ui tlif very day anil
pr-.-Jfi.t Litu-nlii was assaitsiiia-
(, . ':.. !. r l.-ts lec-u appointed
,r :i -NtU V.'atliii g:'ii, Cle arfiold
but iliiln't it
M"i: .-i.-cn Wednesday tnurii-
i ,.s ji'dfg ft "in senrcity of
r:,.. sctiii tiTUiivc forgotten all about
r.
: iiort-h'ppors Catholics, !
A re iV
1 l.c 1'OI.C
:,! Lore idt Uie ytiliu tatt t
l-l'V .. . v, : 1 1 i-F . rf 1'edfnrd rmml
It's '.' '' . ' -
1 " ti .. ,c l! ii an flulll :l H'ai'OI Him
l-.Trv.-' ...
,:1v:ii.,Uu..-.:iww".i..
ti " ' v i 4 -'I1'-' "' ,0 hnvo tiiken
' '.'e -.r i ll : s'-i-itk. Whereat
, 'f ,h s i l rrj.-i. i-:!. hugely,
i' . ,rt i' vi -i: t. jl tneii ltt" I?t-dford
.1 I ' . .-. .. 1. . !!.-.. .1,- 11:1!..
'!. r .!
i f"'
'll7i
l nil i lie IliUI IV lllUB,
!' yeiing irfii.
1 lepartrreut" is a drama
I'm le T.ou" w ill please
, f..r ii"' vii'.-' him engagement.
f, !.. Mercantile A p.
s i .-m: ai : ipiilii lively )tist
I"
rtn. iii- ms nmeiai u uues.
ist.ii ii- ."'''!. iui;-l from
". '. iVunI nt ?'i'" e:n-h, asci! on-r
:' j al'ew days no, c;l rowfe for
i V .br.'.n'.'er, and the only one, of
rt .(.inn
1 1 1 httci, ts. w reret
lit.g ilaiij,trini.s! y ill with
s.."s :it 'hi' ly rents pr pound in
m ,; mf'irlv i-en'S :.li .Inlilin'uwii,
i lint q '1 ai lu I lie ileiiiilii.l in
" ,.s. , f
itcis-town. 1ms takTi
; -mil f"!U)ve(l flu?
w;iv to Oliio. Hmv
, ,z- ( f N't-wry, in H'air
, i vn iin-rpora.cil an i
'i l.nM rtr.st n;uiiicii:il
ii
I,..ii-e i,f ,Ji!in .M. Israeli,
-I in. I i iiii 1 ii im i-minty.
: - mi Th'irMiay last, but
- .1 ii M'i I ; ii-o.
-" i . ii'i:i:i!.il tell eeiits per
i iiiH per quart in
: yi-:u- ilo-y reatilv brought
!'. in r li:::rs over.
i t l iu-ee more eon vi-t
v i n ' 'i S.r. iiru.-iy two for
i i - ;. r li:;!'wny roblniry.
tl o t"it;i'r .
':i..vl; mis li'.ie nnto the
. ;', y a little more "
;, i ri'i 1 :i lu ary ilmv n-ponr
. i ;;
sll HI
I I!
s ll-
C lino y rveil ni.
ii
i e.-or to OverlioU
i!;s,ti::.-rs i f Wi'si ruoru-
ut r.i b thrtiwn info
i i . 1 1 aggr'gatiug some
; li 'i i! ivsl.ur -i'l-)!iitrl rails
Ii.. .-" . in 1m i!;i'el :t of- ,
r I !; t ! ' v, a:.il tlioe wlio !
v i k :' t'l ii '..'11.1 will tlo well to
........
r "f the .', iii.!.hvii
. . - . .1 N -l!S iU K I Ml IV H! i
v '- . v i..l v:- I. int to visit ,
r ( 'i..u:i. It. bel ts getM bin ,
t .!.
, T . '. pl..s!,letlt of lb- St:te !
S . . i ! :l I'a., w ill I'll M'lott"
u s I'. :i;i' .in. I 'lie Pyramid at :
: i rliui. li this evening. '
I i- 1 I! T. i!i..s. of Mi!lvil'e lM.r- ,
. ' I - . ;i ! i ' v a: :ii t v n of his ribs
i ' V.'i'iliy aft.iiuxti. by a'
.t in i; i k iiown as t iie M ill coal.
. ! i- .i- . (
t - .' ; -. i s' rr.irsli. -x'.etid the,
' i i . :s . i v' v away d iwn tr flol- t
i '. i i- t to n'i" our pouthurti
!! wi .inns, so to Kpwak, and ',
. "... i. 1. 1'u'ITi'y. . j
j' - . '! ! tli- ! a. k r..t" in "p'ay-
' x.v ;S I.i , inea i f .leimer iwa-
: .-r-. . unity, no mill !..iving lost
i .i i ; . m;. from th diHeae wiibin
u. ill. i- ii.ee, an 1 mi on. I
. H ."v ! a: : r . r.-ij . I'm al editor of
i i s ' w . -.((. i.oci, recently flit to
: n i n- ' t,n, u e ai e y'ail to titii e, 1
' . :. n f'r..t! biimeiita! atMii tiou an
- i in ... . t' Lis early n ttirn home.
!' - I .i i! w ll:i ii 1 to go in to etT'T t
i' i U. I' in i S n;. lay provide;, it is
'. ii M i t tiiii js, for tlie rntniirg of
- r ",t lis i i Snnil;iy the name as they j
i iii " ail i.ili r il.iys of the week. !
i rf f-eei lie I! ;l lit I si oil am' w rih !
r m .s .lr-si - veil by ail lneetlsltlry ;
a. I :ts- M in'il i:ibn eolllity, oil j
l'. Ii ii t -.1 !;t week O v er a in i I lb il ;
''I feet cf .in t ine was inoluded in
"i- " i
wr-r:.tig tr.iili act 5 g.-od for '
r" ii 'n ! c a !..ii!.vioii of 4.".000
ts. A .
.' .'.lirii
I it not be aood for
tl.an that Hiimlier?
Ssi Mi's at J la; risbtirg please
pr .n'.s-il i on-oldation of tho"!
'!.v.s. this di-tiict will Ih the'
i ic ii i .'i e i lie i'i ., in ties of Adams,
ii k ii: S .Tn -rs-t,Cainiiri:i, Blair, j
'' ' I Mdlltii, with headquarters !
i-.:. ii. -
i .i-I tj'ilnn. of Toi'ema:n;li bur- !
I I " a;-irau"s for 5"ieritf on the
t i'M i. :1;,, as worthy a man as
' in-- : iui i a ii from the contest.
a.iitiuly, brings the nuin-
: i
1 V'-i-d .I.inn-s Cross-n was strnck
p. of red hot iron
1 it. t-i v li.-n -.s known as the tner
- v l, .1 r.istn n rolling mill, on
' ' W-t. and a severed artery
' i'i -r. .n.m.,1 was tb result.
' ;: -: ' t ' T. H. in is has been til ad 0
' ' ! i.s'iim i, p. dice, a position
' '' "I oil n f.rmer occasion with
'' i" and satViy to the interests
.is (; p.utland, we
' " 'tn : l-.iTatice cr the force.
d J i-v dr.iwu oil Tuesday
" "" 'd. is without a foreman,
- u f.-riiis is that Judge Deau
1 '-! 't-i-elf fir tin- future to
s' 1 1,.. oi,(. u ho in his opinion
'lit f r the tioMlinh named.
i..
j. .-a m .:,: u,.r prophet predicts
, A "" K 'er S uvl iv, and the
ie. , . il t I., abr-itd of all coni
4 -:i "i.,i !;, iiH presence whether
"i a-i a . ;;,, r ,il(J
( l M.owf.d! hi J.u ksoti tow ii-
'' Sis
I li.'s
was badly burned at
: in. II. Johnstown, on
g .-"m.-k on lbs thicrh
:h U f..
'" rail which was passing
'i" rolls. Tlie tteeh from
ai.lsio as browned to a
r..-.i, ofcnr ittst !'.no we noticed
u a, -. is, ft-eimt., 0r engine IU,
'V::,"l- "" T. i O. K.
""' ,;' :.' in Tyrone on the 5th
I.'.'.' r"', ;v,d by the explosion.
' -''-. y, bat 1,-s pain he-
tha
an extensive iron
Ciascow. Scotland.
nrru in
is-. I the
Is.rtill. f.ci.i m.utl. Jt
-r ''"'ring the coming
' , ,r-" ""niher of coke oveus,
.r,. '-t whi h is to b- shipped to
J'- i
,' rsi's, n "tie of tbesufferers
"'Ur 'l p!'1"""" of a puddling fur-
"Uv I,",,, '""'"Wh rolling mill, died on
iulu ' r',r'" l'i"' of bis severe
"ii..rr, ,,,!r'-d in Sr. John's (Cath-
r'IaJ fel'i-fiT,"1 1 f "'"i ia boroub, oil
Tin typi-R mado ni av last week ti nt
, -V' :fr" 'V'"" Up '"'" 8 weighed
hIh.,.! 3 i.dO pnai:.ln. while U,e trntli i tb-v
n aliy we. ol, ov.r ."...';,- oonniU. For Ihju'iouh
t.. a ts. .steak, in-.. Tut Kasi..r bo sure, to 0,n.
Ji.t .Jim; till. v olliH or ttvinio-ro.,- morwin"
? 11 " market nnder tbit IMa House."
.i r!w?t' or;.tlier r.ft of b fs
tlian three lYW-hea mesh is pnnislrhble by a
beary flnr.batfof whieli gcKs to 'be informer
and it is the pivom lntv of constables to re
Itnii all persons who, "to their knowled ge
may be cuiltv of an iiifrin-iinn i.f u.; tS'
Net fiabi'M will do well to make a note of
t!i;a.
Mm. Xanry MTronigle, the venerable
mother of .l.-renilah M-G.m-g!e, dee'd. ,li..,l
at M mister njtew days ago, ap.:, w e presume
upwards o years. She was a kii.d-heartl
jsl, inneh tiKpevted old ladv, and it is to bo
hoped that her b.ng liTe of lri.nl-. here Lui
earned for her ait eternity of p,.at.e i ibo
great hereafter.
Two hitt dred and fifty dollars in green
backs w re found pewed tin in an old et
belonging to a gentleman who died in Miis
place a few days nsto. A. safe inrrftiieiit
IHrthaps, but not a verr profi table one. The
decea-ed also had 917.50 hic'.dcii nwavin his
workshop, all which was brought to Uirht
soon after his death. 4
Hev. (eo. ,S. (Jrace, late chancellor of
the 1'ittsbitru'i diocese., who xv...
traniferi-ed to the Allegheny iliocese in nc
cordjiiioe with his own ihes, has been an-pottiu-d,
for a lime at least, assistant pastor
- St. JoIiii'm ciiiin h, Altoona, in place of
Father Martin, who decided to remain at
Deiry, West more land comity.
A lit. le daughter of Mr. Daniel Ross, of
New Alexandria. Westmorelnnd county,
iiia.e a very narrow est ape from a horrible
death one day last week. Her clothes
caoyht fire tnon a grate, and it wa onlv
throiiKli the preseiico of mind ami nlinos't
sitjierlmnian exertions of her mother that the
flames were stippret-sed and licr life saved.
A New Florence chap borrowed quite a
Riim of money from various parties in that
place am! then 'Skipped out" on a, freight
train Wed nesday morning, but was captured
:i few hours after at Cambria sitling, near
iohnotowii, while in the act of hoarding the
noon train east. The accused lias a wife in
Lancaster, .and ho had bought a ticket for
that city.
A young man named Stewart, who re
fides with his parents in Indiana hoiouih,
accidentally perforated his epidermis with a
pistol ball on day last Wetk. In other
words, n was engaged In loading a pistol.
when the thing inadvertantly went otl and '
the conteutM struck him in tlm Ktiiin.1i h. but !
whether or not it hurt him much the papers ,
do. i'i say. '
To-day, we need scarcely tell our read- !
ers, is flood Friday, recogni.-d and duly J
e;.tnmei:iora'ed in (.'a'ho'icai-d Kp:H-.pal eir- '
les as the anniversary of the crucitlxior. if j
our Iord and .Saviour, nearly nineteen him- I
drud years ago. It ia also a nation! hulj. j
day, but the great tragedy on Jit. Calvary
had nothing whatever to do with such re- i
cognition. j
Mr. John W. Murray, of Ho'lida vslmrg, !
son ot tlie (.':: hint ( om' el m. (. Murray,
of the .".lib r.e'f. Ha. Vol., killed at Win
chis'er, has boeti appoiuttd bank assessor
for this and a. Ij. lining counties by Auditor
fletieral Temple- In a business way, the
Cle.as field puL;ivun thinks Mr. Murray's
appoiutiiiont is a:i improvement ou many of
h: prcd cessors.
ti arineiits for spring wear are now being
made up by thousands and thous.-iuds at
Wanaioiiker & Urowu's, C:h and Market,
I'b : bade! ph ia , and i t t Imrefore behooves every
man and boy in this vicinity who contem
plates arraying binielf in a new suit about
Hits time to call on Is. H. Thompson, at the
Kbeiishnrir posl.oflis.-M, and Select Iho goods
and gel his measure taken.
Mrs. It. K. -Jones, as we informed our
t adei s Isst week, has removed her mi'ii.ery
i st.-ibKshiiietif In V. S. llarker'H stor.-rMiin,
opposite the FllRKMAN Cfli .-, wht-er she is
now linj" at work putting llii mr in rhij-i-bape,
and will in a f-w days be r-a-ly to
klujw her f-minine friends a K'otk of Spring
goods tht will nnkn their very m-ji.ths
wa'er, as it were So prepare, ladies, for
the pleasure in store for yon.
sk'tue lecherous scoundrel attempted a
f w evenings since to outrage the person of
n yout-g woman living in the famMy of Mr.
Tiieodore Sil kies, of HuHidaysburp, but the
oatcries of the assaulted fair oie brought
Mr. Sil kies and his son lo her rescue, when
the villain, becoming alarmed, made go.nl
his escape.. Tlie girl was on lnw way home,
about b.a'.f-i'.ast H o'clock, from a visit to town
when the dastardly attempt was made on
her person.
The Johnstown Tribune says that a hen
owned by Mr. Win. I. Tatton batched out
a little i d
ii k a few dai s ago which is a most
.... -. . I
wonderfn
legs, separate, and lutli well lormed, white
on the other side there a" also two well de
fined, but urown partly together. This
chicken is now nearly a week old, and is in
a thriving condition. A great many persons
have examined it, and express their aston
ishment nt kiicU a freak of nature.
The Hoard of Pardons last week declined
to recommend James P.. Zahm, of tkis place,
to executive clemevcy, and the probabilities
are that his pardon will not soon auatu lie
urged. The application of Robert Irnard,
of H air county, and Andrew Walker, of
HuntingJon county, verr also refused at the
same timr. Itenj! F. Ivj'ily and Samuel
llhoads, of P.lair county, were more fortun
ate, their prayers for pardon having lieen
listened to and the ncessary ao'ioti taken.
Sams Hollow, lielow Johnstown, which
lias Jong been recognized as a spot painfully
suggestive of railroad wrecks and the loss of
h mna n lile ai d limb, is to Ihj shorn of its re
pulsive features forthwith, a largo force of
men having just lieen put to work to cut
away a portion of the hiiih bill on the sonth
hide and to fill in tha heavy slope on 1he
north sido, which is said to bo fully two
hundred feet deep. The work, it is thought,
will require two or three months tocompli te.
While James lien ford, a carpenter, was
at work on a waff-dd about fifteen feet from
x ,e gronm , . ; i
;fVt the Imilding ati'd in its descent it I
Mr U Mt nenford on the l.ea.l, cutting an
n dy gash a d veo! n'-arl v preci iitating him
: J B. r , i i,5..i."s...i..-.i w.,ii'd liavi
I";'," i iUu'XlZ '
,1a WM ! rancfit and beld Id... Until I
. ,.:..i.
nuiul n . a l-nmi HI IIT H I ILII lie n,ioi iiiuivm
f.-o.n iIih Mtift'iilil ami taken to his homo in
Johnstown.
We learn from tho Aitoona .VwTor that.
Mr. Golfrey Wolff, whose, place of business
is tm Eleven'h avenue, next door to the
i.M.n,... Alror.ua. has inst lieen east
T
' . '.. . - i. '. !
making
lV"Tr.?Z??' V ?":r..: ."1
It w ill uiere.o.r, ... ........ .s,
r. r. "1 : Tw .Ve. k M stock
t r - .1 .
to call on in
. . . t.:- -...1,
s'Viothin" hats i
of tnr-n's. youths ami t'V
....I ii.rnisl.ini froorls have lieen seiecie.1 ,
from tho largest stocks in the bands of nian
nracturersaud iinpoi tersin theeastern cities,
ami that too at the; very lowest figures.
A recent author says that one. of the
uses .r adversity is to bring a man out,
which it does most efiec tu Ally, especially at
the knee s and ellsiws. SliM there is scarce
ly any excuse for lieing out even at those
"crooked" places so long as a toim of money
almos Itifiiitesiti a! is all tmP.ieient to pur
chase a comfortable ami scrviceablo suit of
clot hing at Jas. J. M urjshv's long established
Ami deaervedly .opular Star Clothing Hall,
10! Clinton street, Johnstown. A large
stock of ready niado clothing, furnishing
goods, bars, raps, etc., seasonable, elegant
an very cheap, just received and opeued to
the pnblic.
Job (iufwalt's monster bnlloiks, three
in imtnlKT, duty riacardel ami elcls-.rafeiy ;
caoarisoncd w ith fancy colored papers, ete.,H
paraded lbo streets yesterday tinder com- i
in am I oi tnree nine wma ui"i, ... .,
of whom blew shrill blasts on a small born,
while still another, gorgeonsly decorated and
wearing A fair"! face, liestrided tho smallest
of the sTeers, the third lad meantime leadrtu?
the second lwvine ami looking as if he didn't
rare whether school kept or not. The sight j
was grotesque in the extreme and elicited a
good deal of attention. It was the best dis
play of tilt kind ever tnade bere and was J
specially designed to herald the advent of j
Easter and advertise th luscious leef to be J
...... . , .. s r-.... . n a . i
on exhibition ami saie m j in vmi i n meiss
Tnarketth'seveninvtand to-morrow looming,
vhed and wnere everytiody will do well to
call and get a upply. ' .
j .IrKV List for. TrrNK Term. Fellowirg
are the names of the Grand and Traverse !
.iiirors Drawn on Tuesday last to servo at
t s... S ' 1 1 1 I L .
cuand jriiRs.
I?. H, Oi.jrr.hjr. ex-AssoOlatu Judc, 3d "vTard,
' Jrinstown. -
A ls in Kriimer, helper, 4fh Wcirrl. Jnhnstnwm
ji.uierr r inaiey.mrpentcr.Jt'l WHrrt.Johnstnw n.
: -trwine Me.z, merchant, 4ih Win il, .Johnstown.
Joseph F.ckenroile. farmer. Orroll Twp.
; t.eorire Tye, farmer, Adams Twp. '
Mnrtin Fox, pnddler, 2: ".Vard. Conemnmth.
hurley r.rosvn, miner, 2d Want, Johnstown.
John Itr-I, fanner, Wasliinfrtf.n Twp.
. J'epli flfifes, !iiriill.r, CHinbriu Ilor.
' t'liarlos Hunter, miner, Uiillnzin Twp.
Jose ph A. EMiott. farmer. IturrTwp.
tMiristiun Good, tanner, .I nek son Twp.
: Vet r Beamish, laborer, 1st Ward, Milivllle.
, Geo ore Hannt-ld, surveyor, lit Wrd, Jo'ans
i town,
ll.inii l Matthews, farmer. White Twp.
.Inroli Z. Naule, fanner, Alleiflieiiv Twp.
, Js. W. IJarnes, waffon-muker, 1st' Ward, Johns-
town.
I T. J. Kli'n'r, enrpenteiv5th W'iird, Johnstown.
' Archihnhl Gore, lsliorer. 1st Wsnl, .lohuslown.
Junes O t'nliiishan. 2d Ward. Millvtlle.
Justus Apr-I. tanner. Carroll Twp.
, Titos. J. Dradley, farmer, Wnaiiii1(fton Twp.
TitAveiiPK jcnons rmsT w eek.
i. Adams Twp. L. W. (shank,
i Alieifheny Twp. Kmrene I.itzinirer.
I Parr Twp. Simon Kiisb.
Chest Twp. Thomas Gill," Jacob ' Thomas,
Jsraes Klrkoiitiick.
Ch-st f-prtnjrs Hor. .Tsmes A. Hoop-lasa.
- Crovlc Twp. -Joseph Croyle. P.M. Urown.
Conr-mauiih Dor. Frank Devlin, Albert Itrin
dle. Wm. Cushon.
Cnemauirh Tt. TJavirl Fyoek. Jacob Wertz.
Cambria Twp. -David IK Lewis, John T.
Honhi-s. . .
flarroll Twp. John Iletnler, Ifetiry Pender,
Win. It. Hughes, John Ik Miller, Saiuutl llart
min. t 'lesi-fiebi Twp. John Coi.lter.
East CoiieninuKh It. ir. Tlimna E;an.
GalMt.in Itor. James Msher.
Gallitziu Twp. John Csssidy.
Johnftown-Isi.se Iiurket. Augrnst Lnmbfrt,
JjioIi M.Camphell.P. Dean Cansn, N. I. Itoberp",
Alex. Kennedy. D. F. A. Orier, T. It. Kiinmeli,
T. II. llrinker. Win. O.ver.
Minister Twp. Lawrence Alurphy.
Millville !tir.--f.'..vi Hornherjrer.
I'rospect Itor. llinrh MeMonijrle.
Hieldiind 1 wp. .Sum' I UotTiiiau. Jno. Bloug-h.
. SiiFquehinms Twp. John Morrison.
umincrhi!l Twp. Jacob Pringle (of 3eorjre).
Taylor Twp. John J. Good.
1'pper Voder Twp. Jacob Kverhart.
Wash inir ton Twp.--J nines Noon, John II. Ken
nedy. W hite Twp. Perry Troxell. Andrew Jackson.
TUAVKnsE JCRO-IS-8RCOSD WEEK.
Allegheny Tw, GeorR-e Fll:k.
Ailanis Two. Daniel iMininirt.
Harr Twp.-rjernard MeGee. Alex. TJrawlpr, j
i oneiiiaujrii iwp.-uana iiorner, j.-reioiHu
Wissinir.
Couemaiiirh Bir. -Mlrhticl Qulnn, Emory
West Jnnus K. Davis, Ilarry Wayne, John
Freidlii.tr.
CleartleM Twp. John Bender, Andrew Kopp,
Miitlliew Ivory.
Carroll Tw p. John V. E.-kenrode.
Cambria, Twp. Thomas Hoover, John O'Con
lidl. jr.
t'aii!iu"!a Ror. Daniel McPeak.
Chest Twp. Jrtoi.h Ieit rich, M ichnel II. Xag-le.
Crovle Twp, I'etrT Brown. John Fye.
Fast C-'tiPiiuiugli Uor, Patrick McM urrcr, jr.,
Jnhn Kinney.
F.tienshurir A, A. Barker.
Franklin Pi r.-Jolni II. Fife.
Cailiiziu Twp. Win, J. Dnvrson, Georjrc
Myers.
Johnstown Join: Geirhnrt. J. B Carter, Win.
Holsinircr. Conrad Border. Jas. P. McConuUjfhj",
John Ludwlr. SainuH M. itiiiney.
Jackson Twp, P. F. I'uster.
Lower Y!er Twp. Michael Gilbert, Conrad
Kurtz, Geo! ire Mitchell.
Millvillo l;..r. Jolin Hitching, Patrick Ilod
jrers. liichland Twp. Georire Conrad.
Kiimiiiii liill Twp. Jus. Keatintr. Mirh'I NelT.
Susquehanna Twp. Joseph CVav or, Abraham
Kern.
Taylor Twp. Daniel Cohsiinh.
White Twp.--John Multliews.
ITwi.tMiTF.n Remedial Kesoukces.
I People sometimes svpposo Ihat Dr. Pierce's
Family Medicines represent the entire tx-
teut of bis resources for curing disease.
i This is an error. Experience proved that
j while the Golden Medical Iliscovery. Favor
. ite Prescription, Pleasant I'utcalive Pellets,
1 Compound Ext ra..-t of Smart- Weed, and Dr.
; r-age'a Catarrh Ilemedy, would, if faithfully
1 used, cure a large variety of chronic fctn-
p'.aints, there would lie here andlhereaca.se
i which, fr-'m its severity, or from itsconipil
j cation with othT disorders, would
resist i
I their action. I hese exceptional cases rr
' quired a tb'ir.mgli examination into their
j aymptoms, to ascertain the exact nature and
i extent of the disease or diseases under which
the patient was lalsiiiiig, and tlm use of
: specific remedies to meet and overcome the
' same. This led to the establishment of the
i World's Dispensary, at lluO'alo, N. Y., with
i its Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, each
I of whom is skilled in the treatment of
I chronic; disorders in general and those lav
j longing to his own siecial department in
j particular. To one is assigned diseases of
' "V"" aim m. K ; ... au. . r, ...so.. ...
the kidneys ami urorenital oiijans : to
mother. diseases of the dizestive system : to
another, diseases of the nervous system; and
j to another, diseases, of the eye and ear. Thus
i the highest decree of perfection in medicine
j and anrgery is attained. The establishment
! of this institution enables the Doctor to meet
a long-felt want in the treatment of the more
severe chronic affections. By acarelol con
j sideration of the symptoms as given in wri
' tins, he successfully treats thousands of
! cases at their homes. O'hers visit the Dis
; pensary in person. Tho amplest resources
; for the treatment of lingering ail'-'ctioiis are
thus placed at th- disposal of every patient,
and those on whom the proprietary medi
cines do not have the desired eff.M-.t can pro
cure a more thorough and eiii -ient course by
a personal application to the proprietor of
i the World's Dispensary.
Captured. Quito a sensation was pro
duced one day last week by Hie arrest of the
Cur.ninghani" family, of Unity township,
upon a charge of robbery. We have not
room to give an extended account of the
case, but the facts are briefly as follows :
Information was mails against these parties
by E. H. Fiscus, who, from some reason or
other, supposed them to be implicated in
the robbery of his store, in .Tune lS7.r. a full
account of which was given in these coin mna
at the time. A search warrant was accor-
. i88nMl.and a quantity of etolen goods
waiTlVnnid in' their possession Mr. Fiscus
w '' to positively Identify them but
Mr. Wm Anderson, of onngstown w hose
store had been robbed on or aliout the 12th
f March, last, fully identified the goods as
lieloiiging to him. The property recovered
consisted of a ouantity or cioining. a warcu
iitul a variety of other articles. They were
. .
bound over to court on achargeof burglary,
and were taken to Orecnsburg on tho Way
Passenger train on Thursday evening last,
and are now incarcera'ed in the county Jail.
The names of those arrested are Robert
f'liMiiiiiehrtrn .
the father. Kosanna, the
motberran.l James and Anna, the children
, ,r iw,. wildest
one of the whole lot, is still at large
inomi j.., -- - ., .
nne of the w hole lot. is still at large. He is
badly wanted, as well as some others who
! siisnerted of knowing too much almnt rolv
.""""... -,.
beries that bave been romniitteil in tins
neighborhood. That they may lo spe'llly
caught and punished is tha wish of all.
1 iMtrobe Advance.
A sojonrner at the Ioean Ilonse, Al-
tooiia, secreteil S13D in Kreenhaoks nmter ln's
pillow '.ast Pumlav liiRht, ami pot up next
morning ami left the room altogether oblivi
ous of bis hbhlen Ireasnre. Missing liis
"pile." ere long, however, lie hastened back
tn bia chamber, but failinjr to timl it after a
thorough search, ho very rashly acense.l the
chamliertnai.l of having stolen th money.
He was aJvise.l to keep coot by tlm propri
etor whacause.1 search to be institnre.l in
tho wash-hopsewliitbcr the sheets on the
i..l Iwen removed, ami It was not long
" ". . ' . 1 1 .1
until the S'" f"3':r
nwiipr 1.1 ui . 11c u'rin. ,s... - - - -
,w. t.i u.e. use anv person of a crime nntil
morally certaiu that a crime has been com
mitted. 1 There is a charm alnt thee, maiden,
that I cannot well define, and 1 sometimes
think it. lieth in that handsome face of thine;
and then again itstrikes me that the taste by
thee employed in selecting neatest dress
goods at the store of Myers & Lloyd, is what
makes tln-o of thy Rex 'he sweetest and
shows a Judgment nnalloyed, such as is
fully manifested by all who deal with Myers
ttr 1 i,ii of which nnmlier we trust the
I reader is one. M. & L. don't trust, however.
' They do a utrictly cash busiuees ; but then
ther sell awful cheap. . . .
The New nrsTORT of rr.N-.vsri.VAytA.
No want in our literature has len so
widely felt and so universally acknowledged
as that of a comnlete and comnact History
j of tlm State of I'onnsy lvania, adapted to the
i popular pernsai ttiioiigii its attractive nana-
live, aim accepted as an authority through i
its fall and accurate presntation of all the I
facts in her career asa State. This singular I
lack has leen made apparent more than ever !
neiore ny the completion ot the first Centen
nial of American Independence.
Every citizen has been made to feel that.
by this great event, intelligence' and patriot- I
ism lmth call for a. thorough knowledge of !
the history, ami especially the early history, J
of our great Common wealth. j
Dr. William II. Egle, of fl.arrisbnrg, a!
gentleman well known in litetarv circles as i
an accomplished scholar and writer of some
ceiennty, lias undertaken to meet this de
mand, and To fill this vacant place in our
literature. " Ife has devoted seveial years to
this lalmr, and bin publishers, Messrs. I. C.
Goodrich & Co., also of Harrishnrg, now
offer to the people of Pennsylvania the only
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tains lHith a complete, history of the Slate,
and a history of each county separately the
whole brought down to the present year 1870.
Each comity history has been carefully re
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county.
CHAnACTiRisncs ormE wonK.
To sum up briefly, the following characteris
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I'KNNSTITAMA."
I. lr will BE rosirr.ETE. Beginning- with
the discovery of the Delaware rivir nnd the
curly settlements of the Swedes and DuUh.it
carries the render throtnrh h11 the prreat and im
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vincial and colonial frovcriinients. with a cyclo
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ate history and description of each county in
thr State. ;
II. It wilt, bk arTHOTtiTT a a book fr
ntrr.REjiCF. As far ns possihle every fact will
be trneed hack to tlie original authorities, and
every date wilt lo csref nlly verified. Side and
foot notes, and folly indexes, w ii! rive every
fsctlity for reference n1 consultation.
III. If irtl.L BP PH'lHtf EIT AMI KI.KfJANTf.T
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Altogether, the illustrations will form a com
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The work will he complete in one Kotat.
Octavo volume (eXtr, :ai(rft '."). containing
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shere of which will he cleirmit lull pajreones.
The puhlishors are desirous of iti iiiimr first
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a liberal commission or salary will he paid.
X. B. -Other works of a very interior charac
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HISTORY OF EACH COUNTY.
I perceived, also, r-a I apm osched. that th
trees, slniibs end uii.'ergi owt h nil varied to
height, size end s ppenr-.im-e ; yet none of Ihe
variety could he spared ami I lit srunil still re
tain its pleading, undulating contour.
I sat down in a shady nook ami viewed the
scene before me, while ih" low miirnnire of a
little brook made me drowsy. I fell Into a
gent lesluin'ier and dreamed, and I he dream was
pleasiint to remember.
Then, me -thought, the wood before mu became
cin:ii:iuio-., o that the trees, shrubs and under
growth S'-l-llieil lo he men.
They still r.-taino I. ais men. the disparity in
hciuh'.h, size and appearance which they bore
to one another as trees, shrubs and under
growi h.
Now. it seeinei In my dram tint nvotcessid
t o n;e : The people of t iie world a re ns t he wood
t.."l ore i on -evi r our-, f rom he f j I i pie" Hint
throws its shadow, nt eveniine. far ovi r the t
plain, to the i.uiuhle hush W iich bides tie- urys- i
tal spi big, is essential to th i pl.-as inr contotir !
of t'ie ivh.it.-. So ever' man Ills well his sta-
tion. from the rontent.-ii laborer in the mossv !
cnttairr to the ruler In his palntial ntiode. t
J walked hrmie throuirh tt.e calm shinies
of
evening in meditation, ani the lesson which I
learned ner the wood sank deep into mr t'cnrt.
Chest S;.n.ig. April 3. 1-7-J A. D. II .
I on m m c f r: at En.1
THE I F.SSON' OK THE WOODS.
One warm, genial afternoon in the tatter part
of June, wiiPe walking In the fields, I beheld
in t he distance s beautiful wood.
Il sc. iced to rise out of the dun. misty fields,
sfar off. in wavesand billows of mellow green;
while here and l here a tall poplar shot up to
irnr'i t!i"s!:y, era kingly elm looked down in
quiet dignity on all below.
As I e-nnc nearer I peioelved that the out
skirts of the wood were guarded hv many a
tangled l.ri. r mid thorny shrub; while mnnya
bird chirped and Muttered amid tlie white blos
some. "IllCTH SritAXaF.lt THAN FICTION."
From occurrences in everyday life, we are
constantly reminded of the truth of tho
above quotation, and seldom more forcibly
than the following incident : Sometime dur
ing the late civil war, Richard Crone, a son
of Geo. Crone, dee'd, residing near Shirleys
burg, this com. ty, was drafted and entered
the service of bis country. Sometime there
after be was reported as among the missing
and it was supposed be bad lecii captured
by rebels, and had died. In the meantime
his father had died and bis mother had ap
plied for a pension which she supposed she
was entitled to, when what was her surprise
at. receiving a letter purporting to lie from
her long lost soli. In his letter be staled
that he had been captured by the Indians
soon after the close of the war, and had lcn
wandering alsmt eer since, and had just
effected his ascape, and was now at Chicago,
in very destitutocircnmstances. His moth
er has forwaaded him money to convey him
home, where his return is looked for daily.
We do not. vouch for the truth of the above,
but give it just as it was given ns by a relia
ble citiz -n of that township, but will say
strang.r things have happened. We. wait
for further developments. Orbisonia Lead
er. A New Creation. When tho human
body is exhausted . ami worn down with
disease, when tlm face Is blanched and pale,
when the muscles shrink away.when the eyn
loses its lustre, when cough and (light sweats
are increasing upon you, you may be sure
that, tho very essence of life is running
away, an.l ihe.hlootl has not that plastic and
renewing quality which nature designed it
to have.
In this state of health, Tr. Krtser's
I.uxo Ccrr will recreate, the brxly ? will
fill the arteries and veins with new blood,
out of which new tissues and new organisms
can bo formed, and all the functions of life
will lie restoreil to pristine health and vigor.
We have seen this verified in more than an
hundred instances. Yes! even after consump
tion hail laid its fatal grasp spun its victim.
Dr. Keyser, with that, most wonder working
medicine, has given back health ami life.
Price of Lung Cure $1..V per lvttle. or ST. SO
per half dozen. To lie had nt lr. lCcys-r'a j
Ialioratory, 240 I'emi avenue, Pittsburgh.
His private consulting office is No. 120 Penn '
avenue. j
Sexsirt.f. Advice.-You are asked every
day through the columns of newspapers and .
by" yonr Drnggist to use something for Iys- j
pepsia and Iiver Complaint that, yott know
nothing alsmt, ami you get discouraged (
spending money with but littlo snccess. t
Now - to give yott satisfactory proof tbas
(Irkkv's AuursT Fliwr.B will enre yon ot j
I)ysepsi and Liver Complaint with all itf 1
eit'ects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head- I
-lie.
ache. 1 1 a I . i 1 1 .a I Costi veness, raipnation ot .
tho Heart. Hart-hum, Water brash, coming
no of foiKl after eating, low spirits etc., we
ask you tn go to your Drtijjgists, Lemmon &
Murray, Kbensburg, or Woleslagl" & Son,
Wiliiiore.and get a Sample BofileoffjRKES's
At'orsT Flowkr for 10 cents, and try it,
or a Hegulaf .Size, for 75 cnl. Two doses
will relieve you.
Dr. John Lowman, of Johnstown, sue
reeded on Tuesday last, in removing the
right breast, verv much diseased, of an old
lady 1 a ne.l Harris, resident of that place,
aged frrt years. Th opcoation, ns may well
be supposed, was a very delicate, tiol to say
dangeviius one, but in the bands of so i-ki li
fn 1 a surgeon as lie Lowman the succttba of,
the ttuJtrukius was fully assured.
Our Puzzle Jejtarttnent.
Oiest SriUNos. April 10. 188.
Dar FmsnAtr-Aa soma of tho contributors
to this department" seem Inclined t. bo a I it Ho
quarrels'ims. I would remark thnt It seems a rooil
ileal r.ut of place. If the "I'nTirlo Iepnr(ineai"
bo a plsee in which to throw a slur or i niiuoieto, 1
hnve nl.himr fuctlier to lay. I onco entert-Uue.l
th4 idea that t htntolnrsn tra devrMea o mnlual
Improvme'riU and slsofor the edification olanv
who mtirht torn thelrsttentlon thereto. lrsenied
to mo lliat a iktlo pleasantry Biix-;.! up in 'lie
prohlems wouldn't hurt it any ; but rt appear
that amusement don't ifo (iloni; with stndy in this
Instance. However. I for one am tiMeriuiaeii to
keep my temper.
Wh-ri I enr.ie to think. It mlfrht ha that last tiinc
rtsk which raise t ho dim arlunre : and apropos
to this. I would just remark that E F. M.'s an
swer to the wine and water problem is as wide rf
the mark as if he had aimed at tho north ikiIo a;.d
hit the south. . ..
C B. D leave the true an?w?r to the wine nr.ih
lem. So ranch for Ii F. M.'s opinion In that In
stance. Aim! by tiie way. how Is it that mix ot
'Boh Boy's'" problems iro unanswered while there
Is so muoh fuss made over one I wnnld b" g-reat-Iv
pler.aed to See K. F. M.'s solution or -"Uob
Kiiy.V first two prohlems that is, the first two
of the la.n neven which he sent in. f just wish to
see whether the answer would tally with thoso
sent in by me. ...
I knew that F.. F. M.'s rule, or the rvl vWori
he tjttntf, was correct, and I only wished to see
If he could demonstrate the same; but his asser
tion thru it took me threo week, "with all my
theorems and ruls " to solve that fourth "problem,
is simply preposierons. for I solved six ot hers at
tlie same time ihat I tried the fourth, and 1 failed
In thai, at that time, tnere'y because I ilirlu'l ex
amine It carefully, which Is" proved by my subse
quent success. No boasting, however",; only to set
tilings in a proper lirht.
It would be well. . 1 think, to make this wordy
battle" a "sham furht" and not get to throwing
bricks in dead earnest.
Yonr abused puzzler.' Ait. TI.
1'- S If I -only bad that prtnrer's drr.U hv tiie
ear I'd make him spell hum auxin correetlv, 'NufT
seil."' s .. .
N. B. My answer to the plowing problem was
so nnr the one sent, in by F. F. M.'that, in Bach
a long furrow, the difference wss not worth men
tioning. I just gave it in-even figures one-hair
mile, while he made out that It was a littlo leu.
local coiiRr.srosnEMCB. 1
GAI.LiTZIJf. April 11. 1878."
Dear Faunae as I being engaged In "teaching
the young pica how to shoot." always reel Inter
ested In anything that tends" towards education.
Hence It was that I attended a public school ex
hibition at Ashland Furnaco on last Saturday.
The school was in charge or Miss Bridget Reillr.
whom. I understand, gave entire satlsrit-tion as'a
teacher to parents, pupil3 and directors. The ex
hibition was weli attended and more than an or
dinary degree of talent was manifested by the
scholars who part Ictpated. The exereises-c6r.sist-ed
of declamations, dialogues, vocal and lnstmmn
tal musie, etc.. and taken all in all the entertain
ment was the host I evr r attended at a oountry
sehool. It reflected credit alike on teacher and
Pup'ls. Yours, Vc, F J. P.
OBITIARV.
riJIVGLE.
CLE. Diod. In Sitinmerhill township, on
y. April . .1870. at 3 o'clock, p. in.. W
Thursday
SI artih Phisols, aged
davs.
78 years, 1 mouth and 18
The de.-eased, who wss born very near tho scone
of his death, was one of the oldest, one of the lest
known and one or the most reputable Citizens of
tlatnbrttt county, having throughout a long and
eventful life mnintainoif a character for honesty
"ml integrity, and -for all that constitutes a good
fither, husband and neighbor, ns well as a true
1 hristian gentleman, second to no one who lias
ever been eal ed from the scenes of tlmo to tho
joys, we hope, or eternity. Mr. Brlnxle was twice
married and reared a fumilv by the first wire of
eight s .ns and r.-ur daughters. 1 1 of whom except
one are stib living, six of the sons and three or the
daughters being now as heretofore among the
motn respected and most wort hy residents of Cam
bria county, t lie remaining two sons and daughter
having tor many years resided in the west. The
deceased had no children by the second nlfti, as
has been erroneously stated! hut ol the eight born
nnt- him lie certainly had good reasontobe proud,
ns they have really no superiors in all that con
stitutes giK'd eitiz.-ns and deserving men and wo
men. For thirty-six years Sir. I'ringle was an
honihle and devout member of the V. B Ci-nrt-h.
and in nil the t'.uties of lifn his conduct an I exnm
ple showy! quite conclusive! v that he llveil In ac
cord .nee with the dictates of those religious con
victions which were his anchor of ln fe in tbis
world nn. I his beacon of light frthe next, lie
was iielcd a good r.ian, and now that he has been
laid to rest amid the regre's and in the presence
of one or the la-ges- conei-nrs'-sofpeople that ever
assembled to pay honor to the mortal remain of
any one who lived die. I and in ths; vieinitv, we trust
that his memory will long he cherished and his
moral and religious lifo imitatc-l for m.-nv gener
ations to come. His funeral, which took 'place at
3 o'clock en Sunday afternoon, was mark".) by the
usual religious cerenion es. the remains being in
terred in what is known asFringie UiU Cemetery.
Fence to his ashes.
KO BERTS. Died, on Friday morning. April
7, 1878. after a row hours' lllneas, Mr. Kohkkt H.
Hobkrts. one of the oldest and mos" esteemed cit
izens of Fbensburg. aged about 78 years.
FIXNKt; A V. ..Died, at the Viaduct, In Crovls
to-.vtish:p, on Tuesday, April 11, 18.6. a daughter
of John and Finncgan, aged about 12 years.
FOLsSOM. Died, tn this pliee, on Thursday,
fth Inst.. Crxkst SI., son of John A. and Catha
rine J. FoUoai, aged 4 months and 11 days.
WKNIihE.-Died, nt the fount.- Almshouse,
on Saturday. April 1st, ISTo, Mrs. N a'kcy Wsjdlk,
ageal about 80 years.
WfKIERXAN.- Died, at the same place, on
Monday. April ia. H"8. Sir. William McKiek
Sa.1, aged about 87 years.
WIDSON Near the old Pcrtaga tunnel, on the
7th ;nst.. Jam is Wilson, aged about 4S years.
ASSEMBLY I hcrebr announce
myself as a camliilate for Assembly,
lys-ct to tho decision of the nppr.-iaehimr Demo
cratic county convention. JOHN S. itHEV.
Kbensburg, .March 31, 1578.
TO'OTICir! Thomas W. Stanley
- ltayins; left my juris.liction without
my permission, I hereby notify all persons not to
harbor or trast hltn on iny account, as I will pay
no debts that he mir contract.
Mrs.C. 'H. K K.V.N F.DY. OuarJIan.
Sprrngdale, Pa,, April 5, 1878. 14-3U
A I) M r N 1ST II A TO U'S NOTICE.
Kstate of Martin Prinoi.f., ilecM.
IjC tiers of administration on the estate of SIahtin
Prixoi.e, late ol Summorhill township. Cambria
comity, rteceasert, having been granted to the un
dersigned by the Register oT said eonnty. all per
sons indebted to said estate arc reqnes'ed to c.aka
Immediate payment, and thosu having claims or
demands against the same wiil present thom pro
perly probated Tor settlement.
J. W. PK1NOL.K, . , ... ,
D. M. PHINdU' f Administrators.
Sumtnorhlll, April 14, 1878. 6t.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The un
dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Conrt of Common Pleas, of Cambria Conntv to
report distribution or the money in the hand's of
Herman Hn inner, Ksq . Sheriirarising from the
sale of certain personal property, sold as the pro
perly or N. Wolf 011 writs No. 2M and "Jftl, March
Term. Ib76. and No. s. 9 and 19, Juno Term, J7.
hereby iiotinos-j.ll persons interested that he will
attend to tho duties of said appointment, at his
oillce In KUensburg on Tfesdav. the 2l day of
Mav, ISTtJ. nt 1 o'clock, p. Jf., when and whero a 1
parties may attend it they think proper.
ALVIN tVAN.-t, And I tor.
Ebensburj;. April 14 ls7.-;lt.
W nmmii tihes
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ts i by truth, but with that dignity andeour.esy
which :.ould ever cli iracieriie Ihe prrfri of the
most enlightened n. tion ol ue world Price two
ceDi.s aercopy ; mail so. arribcrs, pas e (ire-paid,
ix do. Mrs a year, or fi'.y avms a muni h.
Address TH K TIM FS.
713 Chestnal Stiwec, Philadelphia.
mn ir a i) ri:i: j-isemisx ts.
this papkr rs ox rixn with i
Wher, AdvertUIug CintrweU
can t i -is.
i CENTS bb14 witt
If) SmW2?V'
1 TJra lO
Oowsh Mrs. Llvermore. B ni,Xiii UJor
200 11 lortrstlonm. fC not rorc. w,i! airr book nil
Bill km
lff!VifAJ'TK,, "'"l "l diplomas At.ar.led i
S!ia4VS PICTORIAL BIBLES I '
!' " ,,T,7rV.r,,.1?- Ad;-p fr new clrcn. j
lars, A. J. HOLM AN CO., 8J0 Arch St., Phlla.
WANTED
A fnmnlete flltnr r.r t..i. '
vanla. from tlie first s-ttlcmcnia
AGENTS.
to the present, llv Wm. M. Cor- i
net I I .I. 11 k-..i.. ... . ' I
7o pages. Cr Vrfine lll;r;,Yon7 ' N
i UMIrJ UAr Stat0 hn' h"n I"1 b-r ever half 1
1V7 . wr" AK''n,s w" reeelve a cordial welcome
M,'11'' 'Vl'n,,,M WOrk' A 'ft""'
We want l.e-al agents In everv township. It r-ts
at r,,em for fhri partlealars and' choice of lerrltorr. ,
Address. tlr.KK.atiTv Fcrijshiko Co a 4 S
Hth Street, I'hiladelphla. ,-'Baln --
r;l'2I,",',athpme- Aaents wanted. Oulfltand '
P terms free. TUCK fc CO., Augusta, Matno. .
FITS,
Epilepsy, .'Falling Fits
CURED .
This Is no humbug. For Information. Inonire of
or write to JIOYKR JiROTIIKKS. Wholesale
Druggists, Bloomsburg. Columbia County, Pa.
50
nVlsiMpg- -nnr, with your name finely
printe.1, sent fur 25c. We have IOO styles.
.gems nanieu. v samples sent for stamp.
A. H. FL LDF.K fct.'O., Brockton. Slass.
25
CKNTRNNIAI. FA1YCY VISITINO OH
OAL.DINO CA K Ds torlOcts. Something
entirely new. Address It. . ADAMS h.
SON, Chatham, Columbia County, N. V.
T
IIKTIXITE f O.. STKOrDSBI KfJ. TA.
rmery heeU anil Marhlnrry.
5 t0.S0l"r,Iay al borne. Sarr.cles wor'h tl
" V " tree. Ktisson fc Co.. Portland, Me.
PKR W KFK OI'AIt ANTKKD to Agents.
Male and Female, m their own locality
Terms ami OUTFIT FREE. A-lc"ress P.
O. VICKKItY &.CO., Augusta, Maine.
T" undersigned desires to sell his FARM la
I ClesrlieM township. I. fimbria count v. Penn'a,
situate two miles ensL of St. Augustiiie. on the
mail route leading fruin Oresson to .lanecville
The F.vntu contains KM) ACKKS, Hbnut 70 Acniss
of which are cleared, well fenced and In a hijrh
s'atc of cultivation, with a one ntid-n half story
Fkame IIocsk. a hewed Lui Baks. 40 !y 60 feet,
and a good Spring Hoc.se thereon erected'. 1 hr.re
nre 1ho several bearing fruit trees on the premf.
ses, and a never-lni inr sju ing of pare water near
Ihe dwcllin-.-. Iayinn's will tie made easy and
rossession given iminp. lintel v if a siie la mad.
For further particulars inquire oT R L. John,
stos. Ksq.. Kbenslmig, or of the undcrs.gned re
siding on the premises.
PATRICK B. KEKIN.
Clcarflcl l Twp., March 51, lS78.-tf.
rt'ItK unrtcr&IiiTird having r.eeive.i a larsre num
I her of Samples from Philadelphia and Pttts
burgh. Is prepared to tak measures for suits or
p irts ol suits of clothe for any person wishing to
gt bis wearing rpp,iro made in tha.citv In.'the
Inrest s'yle and of any ijualitv of iroods he may
select. The prices nr'.- attached to the sirs;. les
ami the terms are asii nows upon receipt of ihe
clothing. Make and fit warramed perferi.
Alsa on 1 and n larire s;.H?k of KKADY-MAHE
CLOTH 1NO, which will b" sId vcrv cheap for
cs-sh. JOHN I'OUi'Htlil'Y.
Knenstnrg, Ma-ch 3:, 137'1.-3t.
TXECUTOILS' NOTICE.
Estate of P. H. SHIEI.rS, dee'd.
Letters testamentary having been Issued to the
undersigned by the Register of ttanibria eonn!y
on tho estate of Patrick II. Shields, late of Ioretto
borough, decease.!, all perons Indelitcd to said
estate are requested to make payment forthwith,
and those having claims against the same will
present them daiy probnreil tor settlement.
JOHN K SHIELD-".
KilliKK r T. SHI KLDS. ( Ej"eator"
Loretto, March 4, lS79.-Gt,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John- C. Himosd. dee.'d.
Letters ol administration on the estate of John
C. IHmnnd. lute of Wilmore borough, I'arehna
eounty, deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing in Summerhill township. In said
county, tn whom all persons indebted tn said es.
tate nre requested to make payment, an I those
having claims or demands will make known the
same without delay.
JKSSE If. DIMOND. Administrator.
March 17, ls78.-6t.
XECUT0RS' NOTICE.
Estate of Jas. .1. McGoron, dee'd.
Letters testamentary having been granted to
the undersigned on the estate of James J. !c
(Jongh. late of Summerhill township, deceased, all
persons indebt".! to said estateare hereby notified
to make inimediat payment and those hay eg
claims against tlie same will present them, duly
authenticated, for sett lenient.
DANIEL HO.YLE. p...-i.,,
V ADEN TIN K KREMER, Kxeentors.
Maioh 17, 1S74. Ct
D M I N I ST R A TOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Mary Kehoe, dee'd.
Letters of administration on the estate of Mary
Kehoe, late of llaililzin township, Cambr.a coun
ty, deceased, having ben arrantcd to the sn ler
signed by the Register or said county, all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make Im
mediate payment, and those having claims or de
mands against :he same will present them proper-
probated for settlement.
THOMAS FLCNKET, Administrator.
Gallltzln, JUarch 17, lS7S.-flt.
DMINISTUATION NOTICE.
Estate of Anthony Oarman, lecM.
Notice is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration have been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of Anthony Oarman. late ol best town
shin. Itambria counlV. liccensed. All persons In
debted to said estate are notified to make prompt ;
payment, and those having claims against it are
requested to present the same properly authentl-
cated for settlement. MAKYOAUMAN. j
CMicst Twp., March 10, lS76.-17-ot. Adra'x. j
TRAY BULL Came into tlm cn- j
closure of the aubscriWr, iidWhite town-
ship, Cambria county, a black bull, with white
holly, white star In the fac. whito Sh:s on the
legs', and tha tail tipped with white: supp.is-U to ;
bo two years old th.s spring. The owner :S here- j
by notified lo come foi ward, prove property, pay .
charges end take him away: fai ing la which he
will be disposed of as the law direcis. j
J. C MVL1ICLEM.
AY bite Twp., March 27, 178. 7-3t. (
OW TOR GOOD ME AT at ROT- j
TOM PKICE3 ! The undersigned do- :
sires to Inform the public that he bag opened a'
M EAT MARKET In the building recently ocru- j
pied by Lewis Rodgers. on t'entro street. Fresh t
meat of all kinds ou Monday aud Fr'day evenings ,
of each week. My terms will be sTRicTt.T cisn. j
and prices much lower than e!?ewhre In V-bens- i
burg. D. II. Z AHM. j
March g. T78 -tf. j
NOTICE. Notice is he re I. y piven
that T bave purchased at pnblic sale ;
and left with BustrnicT Fol ic or Carroll town-i
ship, tho foil -wing i.ersonal projierty. to wit:
1 horse. 1 yearling oolr, 2 cows. I hifer. a calves.
6 pigs, I one-horse sled, irrain in the irround. and
all movable property. Do not interfere with the .
same. A. H-H ALO.
Oarrolltown. March 22 ls7.-3t. I
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE. A Lot of Oroui!sl, 3f by 1T,0
feet, situate at or near Cresson, haying therein '
erected a comfortable Plank Dwelling Iluuse. cun- ,
taliiing seven rooms, and a small plank suable, is
ofiered r r sale Vitr.v chap. 1 itle perfect. For
terms call on or address the undcrs.gned at I 'rea
son, or T. W. D;ck at Ebcnsburg.
March 17 -4t. M as. M. A. II ALDER. I
rpOUCH NOT! Having lught nt !
SherifT'a aale as the profwrty of John
WKAKLAtcn. and loft with him during my pleas
ure, 1 bay mare, 1 black horse. 1 two h.-rse sled, '
and 2 s-ta harness. I hereby warn al persons not :
to Interfere or meddle In anv sat with said pro
perty. Mrs. ANN ADAMS. j
Clearflold Twp., April 7, J87a.-3t. j
' -rat
Ill
OAL AND LIME for sale in large
or small quantities by -
- 2tirbS4, UTH.-tf.
COLLINS, JOKNSTGII & Co.
EBEN3BUR0,' PA;
" -! - I I , - ' s
" J- ft
IATAni.K ni JIAltD,
INTEREST ALLOWED OX TIME DEPOSITS
M3WEY IC,ED. COUECTrCNS MADE.
AND A GEXKHAb
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Sir. 19, IKTo.-tf.
twshler.'
JDHHSIBWH SAYINGS BAE!
120 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.
pHARTERFD SFP.T..12. 170. DKI'OSITS
V' reeeiypil r.r nil snms not less than fine Dollar
lZff . iT!t! ",.!!,,OTr'V- x r nt- Interest Is
flnein Ihe months of J una and Dcremtr and la
not withdrawn is added to the depo.tt. thnseom.
pounding twien a, year without troubling the dn-1-slior
to call orrrrn to present the .le.s.slt hock.
i-KrT"" .0ncdrt? ,"ftl Hrefcnnce wlth
liberal rates and long time, n-lven to horrt.wers or
lering Jrstmor.'Bageson Tarms worth f"nrormor
BraVt .oir."'1!1' ? lo"n '1i',ire,, "od reference
perfect titles, etc., reqnire.l.
This Corporal ion is ec!u!velr a Savings Bank
?rsTTn0-vClV 'L' "r discounti
grsnted. No Huns on personal seruritv
llar.k applications for borr.wers. eontes r tha
n'' "l""1" 'aw relating to this
Bank, sent to any address dcired
T"IVl,:I 'iT7:SiTJ"";t.,'"0l,, r- 1,"v,, I'bert. ti. B.
r:ilis. A.J. llawes. F. W. Hay. John Ix.wmsn.lt.
Jtaumer. , jr . Daniel Mclaughlin. D. .1. Marvel L
James McM. Hen. .Tames Moriev, Iewis Plltt, H
W. vvfValte"a S"1,"4:"' a?orK T. Swank, and
r.-.r J!A'N'It:TV,'UmuK1'r' Prssident.
Frawk Dibeht. Trrasnrer.
Tt-s KLrER. Solicitor. ... rr2-3.r ,--ly.f
Mrs. M. MOORE,
825 Pettn Avsnns, ntsr lOlh st.
riTTSni JiGII, VA. 4
rnvT t s T t riTI'UJ f
1 1 JL 1 It, J -a 1 X. I
I am just recs pt of a large Invoice of
MOST ELECAMT GOODS!
which will he elosed out at great bargains and at.
oac-half their real va ne. In part as follows:
French (Triimeiits,
COXSISTIXO IN PART OF
SHADED VEI.VKT DKESES,
ELEGANT SILK CLOATTs,
lined with the finest furs; Palorene Saoues, new -style
Cloth Cloaks. Overdresses, Neck scarls,
black and white Da masse "amel's H air t'osinmea,
Siciiliene .Isrltrl. Hats ani Bonnets, and a Inrir
Invoice of Seal Si. in Saqu's. M litis aii1 B-.a : alsa
a ninciflecnt assortment of Real lace Fluuneings.
Pittsburgh, Feb. IS. 137 J -7m.
Boyd & Gamble,
ARCHITECTS
And Sur)ermtoi3 dents!
Ccr.nania Cank Buildings
Corner If'ontl antl IHmuontt St.,
riTTSnUHGII, PA. ly.l
Falrbink's Standard
Or all kinds. Be earerul to Nt
inty the gennint?. Also, Haggaga
tar-rows. Warehouse Trucks", tin-
praved Money Drawers, Oroeers
Irix'ures. Ike. Seales Kepalrea
FAI KH N KS. f)RSE a. Cl.,
4s Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
promptly.
3 31. -8m. J
Choice SAntDllea
sent hy mall for
KI.OO
2! t'hnlrs varletlea
of l lsarr Sieerls by
mall for f l.OO.
SJ-'ifnd hir lHistratel ratalot;n of
Plants Mnrl Seerls, free hr mall.
Itr.N'J. . Rl.l lO I T A CO.,
11 1 yinrkrl !SI-, Ilttbnrh, Pa.
3?
LATE "CAIN IIOrSE,"
Corner Jllain avti riltburgh St.,
CnHENSSURC, PA.
Very centre of town . Fronts the south entranoe
to the Court House.
2-i.'7-'l.-tr.1
JOIIV roUTF.R, lessee.
Attention! Black Kills Men.
UTTM 'PsIT Single or repeating. 4r tst makes,
hir LLOl at all ir ers ir-.-D to .M).
TTffT CTIXQ1 Double and sinifle muzzle and
iMUJl UC it.ll hreech-loadina. 3 to 200.
Pot'lilfaTK 1 " 8 or "-'hooters fcr ball and cap or
Jit 1 I'I I Cl 3 1 metal cartridges. 3.&0to42a.
Call and see er write for i:'uitmtd price list.
t.ltKtT WtNTK t;r. WOt-K.
(3-24 -Tm.) isa Liberty (trect, I'ittsbarrb, Pa.
"r.Tf:i
150 Tons RAGS and WASTE PAPER,
At Cash Hag Ilouef
W. II. I'CIITS'TOIV,
42 South Diamond,
(3-24.-tm.) A I.I.I'.J It EXT.
t. i. i
ARCHITECT!
Has returned from Europe.
OFFICE-58 FIFTH AYE3ICE.
I3-10.-am.l I'lTTSHURGH, PA.
Seeds 1TREES! Plants!
1 F.LI A T.LE Vegetable and Flower Seeds. Ft
k nr-st klixed Lr wn lira -s. See I Potatoes. Fruit
and t.rnimental Trees. Sms'l 1-ruits and Ever
greens. Kos.-s and Bedding Plants, w holeaaie and
retail at reluoe-l pr-ees 1. atal.ues en applica
tion. JTllIX it. & A. AI C KIM M "li,"
S-:7.-2rn J li2 SuiithOeld SI... Pittsburg.
AN PS OFF I Having this day
li'inght at Constable sale, as the pro
perty of Johv Wk.aki.sm. one side-spring bag.
gy. shafts and pole, which I l ave left In his poa.
session (inrir a my pleasure. I hereby caution all
pmsons against incddliug or in ary way interfer
with sil l property. Mas. AX A DASrIS.
Clearfield Tap., March Is. Di76. 24-31,
I AMES J. O ATM AN, M. P.,
J I'fijalcliata and (nrneea,
Eue.Nsai.-Mu. Pa.
Office on TTtgh street, nenrlv oppinsite Rlair'a
Motel. ICesideneet r.Town Mall. Julian alrvet,
where night ca I it should he made I 4.-tf.l
T GALLITZIN LAKE, Attornkt
v at Law, Ebeusbnrif. Pa. Offic altU
Ileirtstur as4 Esrdr, TknVatt llytr, -
1 1V
RS. Y jj
'CK' rYi
i si
BEEBS