C2 .BJia The Silver lUgions of the fl orid. In K-"n "V.-,ri,l.. t 1 I among the Mexico and South Amrrica that! year produced $:,o00,000 Worth near- lv five times the. apto'iiit f.l,t.iin,,l i IliO same yonv Mom L III Ope, Asia ftd j Africa, The production of Piedmont ; in that rear was ''renter than that of ir renter any other section of the eastern conti nent, ami was about ? 1 ,500,000. A us tria was represented by about $1,C0V 000, while Russia. Norway, Saxony, Spain, the Uavtz .Mountains, ami De vonshire and Cornwall, in England, produced t lie remainder. India has often 'xen represented as destitute of silver, but we have statements from Sir Roderick Murehison and other travelers that the Kuril valley is so rich in ore and mctalic silver that it miirht be made to yield enormouj revenues; for niros to come. What was once J Known as the silver country of the Vrtznrs in Kuhi comprises the nionii- j t:inos country lying between the) Roa, Sauiiiji, and Parbutti rivers. I Tlie mines, although it) the palmy days ' of India worked to a considerable ex tent, are now almost forgotten, save I by the inhabitants of the legion itself. The MiniUarn mines in the same val-lej- are known to Je incalculably rich, but are now un worked. The Indian authorities, and even the people them sch t s by every obstacle in the way of developing theni for fear of impover ishing the country. In tiie first tl;rec ecntmies after the discovery of America, it lias been mptite"d that ICO.OCO tons of pure silver were exported from Peru and Mexico alone. This would bto soCi clent to form a solid globe of silver one hundred feet in diameter. Con sidering the rude manner of working! ores at that dnv, this is no trifle. Tlie difference between mining in Peru ami inining in Mexico i only in lite cli mateofthe silver region. The I'otosi mine, which h:rs yielded enormous fpti Ptities of silver, is at an elevation ni groat as that of t'.tt? summit of Mont llae.c, in a region of rrpetual snow. Tlie mines of .Mexico are on the middle lands, whore neither frost nor great heat is felt. The vast mineral wealth of I'eru has been developed by the pa tient industry of the native Indians. They live alni-ot entirely on cocoa. Their wages per week average about SI. 50 in our money. A very romantic story is told of the isalcad'') mine, which has been lost for a hundred years. Srdendo was a young Spaniard who fell in love with and married an Indian girl, whereupon flic revealed to him the location of a silver mine of fabulous richness, ami iis yet unworketl. Saleado with the aid of his wily found the mine, and unking friends with the Indians, be counn'T.ce I work upon it. In a few ea:s he was enormously lich. Tlie Spanish Governor, learning of his prosperity, and designing to secure the mine to himself, caused a charge of eon-pira'y lobe male against him, und .'f Tvhieh lie was nrretel, tried mid condemned, although this charge was entiii'y licti jiou.s. When awaiting execution ho pn-n,f-ed the Governor, Ie licmos. that if he would allow the proofs to Ihj s?v.t to Madrid, and be in-ipeetcd b- the Kinir. tliere sliouM be piid to him a hundred pound of! silver every day until- the vcse 1 sliould go to Spain ami return. As tux? voy nge one wn" in those days consumed about sixteen months, it is readily seen that tite ransom offered was enormous. Sole.vlo was executed. Th . .1 vat i.-ioiis Governor hastened to the mine, but the mine was gone. Is has never In-eu found. Th widow and her devoted Irxlians had deter mined that tlw; mtirtlerer sliould never bo rewar(b.d for his crime, and they had Hooded the mine, and buried :t in su.-fi a manner that di.-tcovery was im possible. The-richest silver mine in the world probably is the I'ottoehi, or, in our Trrntteuhi r, l'o4osi theC'liolIar Totosi N ing named from it. It is near La l'tuta. and was discovered in 1815. It has always been worked in K rude manner, bot yc-5 iss:id to have already produced l.Ml.OOO.OOO worth of the precious metal. For many years six teen hundred Indians were employed in it, and 1,-eir.g slaves, so cruelly were they worked that they -decimated rapi.lly, and their places were immedi ately rilled by others. At the present time two thousand paid nn.ni arJ cm ployed, and the mine yields well and shows no signs of exhaustion. f The total silver production in the woild from the year ls.Vi to ISf.'V, has Veen estimated to bo $ 1,0 Jo, 000,000, the United States prodneiag one-tenth of the entire amount. The yield of Mexico is at present nt tlie rate of $20,000 000 annually Tern is falling gradually, behind, the yield for the year ls'U being but little over $3,000, 000. The mines ot Cliili and Ibdivia are King rapidly derclopcd, and will soon fuini-di a material item in the anunl prdnction. In 1S.j7 Xevada proudly pointed loa yield of $1 2,"00, 000. In 1 5G0- the production was nearly half a inndi. The production for the present year w ill probably ex ceed .r,000,000. The annual pro duction of the Itlaho mines is about $3,000.00, or as mrrdi as the famous mines of I'eru. Colorado, in 1875, is estimated to have produced bullion to the amount of 1,000,000. SlEA!i.i.xa of sonflowcrs, the Mary land JFanuvr says: For absorbing malaria, and re vunling diseases en asc I by malarial inlltience.s, fur piiiue food JCbr fowls, for a home remedy, sure ami safe, for founder in ytmr horsps, ami for market as a profitable seed to le sold foi making oil, suuHoucr seed. be sure to sow Fon Coitvs. To cure corns, lay pieces of raw fat pork upon tbem. The com will disappear iu a few days. Great Western Hotel. . Ci-IZT & .CO., .PKOPKIETORS, .Vw. l.'lll, 1.313 and J.UJ Market Street, riilartelj7iia, 1'a. Tlio subscriber-. Inform their friends and tho public th:it they have enlarged, modernized, r-fitted iiiid iiew.'y:rurni!i :d tl.l. liiig.- and coir mudmiis Hows.-. ircHonis mine leiiteuulal Tjio C'AMniUA Fiojkvan received weekly lit tbe Hotel. l o.-.lm.J ' - --- ' -- - - IIkxky Y. Kaxaoa. ' Fkank Macdosalo. Corner Seventh Avenue and Liberty Street, TF.R.1IS, 3.00 PKK DAT. PITTSBURG, IV. H. W. KAN AC A 6e CO., Proprietors. The ntxire honsi!. .pist open for the reception of truest, fs most centrally locnted In the hnslncss part of tlie city, nnd within t?r Mocks ol tlie Union lit p..t. Tire house is entirely new, unci lurnishad tlm .Helmut in 'the most Improved style, and Trill be In every respect a first class H'jtel, with all imt.lcrn improvements, having t he improve. I el-eirin teleirmpU Irotn each chamber, and in course of erection a n st-cl:tis p.isengcr eiev.itjr, with all safety patents attached. Tbe cuisine department will be a leading leitture. April IS'.e. 3m. GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN, 113 and 115 Clinton St., Johnstown, ALWAYS HAVE THE Newest, Largest and Cheapest Stock or Pry Goods, TCntl. n. Millinery, Carpets. Oil t'lnths. &.C , to be found In rnmbria (.a-4.) county. -l)on't forget tlie number and street. tr. ilANT TOBACCO WOBi Louisville, Ky., Manufacturers of all kiuds of CHEWING TODACCO: also the celebrated r "JJ MB To ho h:vl iti nttshurirh fmm ft. & W. .Tenkinoon, Jolm Knlli-rton Sun, J. W.Tnylor, Jtnrtin Tfrvi. T. J. Witllace, .1. M. fUlul & Co., K. l'o rsitll Co., C.n ter Un.l hers, Dii-.vorth Hrotliers, "i C. Jenkins. Knox & Ovr, C. Atwell ti Co.. S. K. I'iek-injr, IlfizogA; Luehanau, rretzield Uro., Henry ttalliuaj er, and all other Tobacco and (Jroeerj- Houses. l-7.-r.ui. FORMERLY T'TT.T5 TEST CJ rTT PCUCEStfOIt TO STAHLMAN & McCOY, rnorniETon. n. t sixth sTTii2:jb:rx" year Suspension Jlridge, PITTSBURGH, PA. rriIOnOtJG III' KKXOYATBIr, Ami can be reached from all points l,y STIIEET CARS. HAS I1EKX NEWLV Ill-FHTEIJ IS EVT.UY DETAIL. THE. TABLE IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH THE VERY BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. 3-io sv.ris&s, 5ra.-- day. 3m. 13IJY YOUIt MLSiCAl GOODS AT Impnrtc-rs, n.innr.trlnrrrs, and Dealers in all klmls of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE-! MASfFACTUr.r.US.OF THE CELKDUATEU KNAKE & McGINN PIANO, AND THE PHILHARMONIC OEGAM OT-.NKltAL WHOLESALE AGENTS FOlt THE PATEXT ARIOX MAXO. Ilralfrs in UMln o ( 1 onrto). Boison (I.on.lon), Saxe (Paris), Pliton Tulr. nl r wb malt uT iivtarjr iiit tl lMilt u..vis. 1h lrst and rrexhi-nt Mriincn Tor all Instrnmrnt renstaittlj n hand. Vctnv rT-UT.TSTIF.ns f SHKLT .MUSIC, wa make tl.ls branch a 8proi;.ltr. nn.l alwavn trcp a Tull irtiH-k. r Hie liitof t Mii.i linn .irrcH ou limiti. Our su' irt uiHiiiu biwike ot all km. is is coin'iiluio 1'IANOS A.NU tiKU.V.NS SsUI.I OS T 1 1 K I NUTA IJ.M KNT VI, . , , Dl.li I.NSlltl-Mi:'-.s TAKHN IX KXHTAXfiF!. Clertcymi-n. rrhic-innls of Scmhiarlca, Ijt iMlcni ol liiimla, Tt iichcr., ami all wishing to iiurcliaee IVIumm1 tinixl.i. ill Iiifl it to liiuir inlt-rcj-t ti rrtiiirixirnrittu directly with us. Ciilal'iiics iinil I'rioe Iigtn lnrni.-lu.il l'rc- i apiWcatu.u. WAREROOMS, No. 12 Sixth Street, Late St. Clair.) lio-.-r.j PITTSBURGH, PA. CQLLiHS, JOtiHSTQH & Co EBENSBURG, PA. MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, 1 A YAIll,KO l KM A X I. INTEREST ALLOWED OX TIBE DEPOSITS. MDNEY LCANE3. COLLECTIONS HADE, AND A GEXEKAL BANKING EUSINESS TRANSACTED. tffpfolal attetuinn pol.l to Imsinoss of cor-r-lon..-nt. JaS. 1'. ML'KPIIV, v. I.-?;.'.-tf. t'Bshicr. Mrs. M. MOORE, 321 ltnn Avrniir, rn-nr lOtli S, rirrsr.inaiT, it. TO TIli37L.Alll-t:S! I am just in rucciiit of .a larjje invoice of MOST ELEGANT COODS! whli-h will t.e closoil ova t grant bnrar.-jfns nml at Ke hair their real v ue. purt as follow ; Xi-oncli Garments, rONSIBTINCi 1 PART OF SHADED VELVET DRESSES, EL.KQ.4Xr SILK CLOAKS, Ilnml with the flnc.ot furs; Palorprw Snuo, new tyl Cloth 1kn, vertlreie., Nerlc .c-arls Min k nml white Drnimm Cnm-r Ilairt 'ostmnp' Sicillienn Jarketfl. H.-itjianu iionneta, ami a larire lairei.fSi-al S'in Saijuc-K. MuHh and Hni.;alo a mrtKittcrnt ar-irtinent (.l I-al I .ace t'louucinirs. I'lUiihurnli, Feb. 18, lS7d.-7m. ROBESirfjVIAr-TEAUX. MADAME LAB0NDE, ni: j a ins, i IS'intli Street. No. FITTSnURG II, PA. llppol fully folioils Ji-nr orrlers fnr dross-niakir-. Ivrrwtiou in cutting ami finlrir. I'nrf Fashion l'lT!i onntainttiir the iutc-st gtvlf-a ami frihlon rec-t-ivt-d rro-ulHrlr. March 10, lHT.-;im. T OALLTIZIX LAKE, Attoret AT IAW, Khfttisl.nre, Ta, Oflic with Keglater uQ Keoorder, la Court Hume, Idilf.t'Mll'l II l'.liM I I Mil i 3 (7 a; V v: "RED UCN," A'"n3" - 'Tri Wood,5iorrcll&o.; WASHINGTON STREET, Near PCKK'A R. R. DEPOT, Johnstown, X?i Wholesale and lietail Dealers in FonrciGN- and x : ; c c MILLINERY GOODS. IIAUDWAKE, IJUE ENS WARE, EOOT.S AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, IRON AND KAILS, CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS, KEADV-MADE (' LOT II I NG, GLASSWARE, YELLOV WARE, WOODKN AND WILLOW WARE; PROVISIONS and FEED of all kind, ToK-ethtnr with all mnnncror Western Produce, audi an FLCU3. BACON, FISH, SALT. CARBON OJL, ETC. t-Wbnlrsiileanrt retail ordora solicited and promptly filW-il on tho 8tiurtf8t notiteand most rvHWdiabk) term.-. rillST PRIZE AT TIK1 KXPO-SITIOAMSTS. ir . r o s i: x s t e k l , I-laDufacturcr of superior Union Crop LEATHER, t Aim deai.f.h in BARKY HIDES," AND PLASTERERS' HAIR, JOHXSTOIVX, TA. 4.000 cords of Oak and Hemlock Bark wantctl. CJaMli puiii nntlrlivery at tlio lanncry. Jan. 7, l87.-ly. Parke's Marble Works, I3! frnnlilin Street, jAhuMonn. A1I!SJ.$!F"T?- TIF- and TOMH , -tl".V:-VrK and CAIII. n r. i .-I-a m.-, ma:, i i-,is, ., manu- ta-:-t urfi ft f tho i'.ii. K..o f Ai.itiic-Hii Mhi-LIcs." Kiitirf8HtisfHP-j?M'il cxociition of work. OA iT IV- Orders respoot roily noTitftnd -N9 and promptly H!l-d nt the very low- est en.sli rntea. Try us. W Oct. 2-L JOIIX PAHKE. T B. McCOXNKLL, M. I., I'lIYSIflAX ANIt SUKOEOH, . , IOISKTTO. Pa. Office fnrtnrly neenpu-d hv Or. Jainiw.n. Niuht olia cau b uadu at t'est-othce. l-14.-eiu.J Sleeping Stortks. Mr. Plater, tlie celebrated lutanlst, or lute-player, one evening dro)jed asleep while playing, after partaking of an unusual liberal 'supper. He continued to "discourse sweet music" correctly and tastefully until roused- from his drowsy nap by ihe noise of his kite fulling on the floor. A 'reader" in a printing ollice fell asleep while reading for the correction of proof, but continued reading down to the bottom of that page. In this case the probability is that his sleep only went to the extent of drowsiness; at any rate, when roused up he could not remember the words which he had just been correctly reading. . Sir John Moore during his ever memorable re treat to Corunna, had to make forced inarches night and day, as the only mode cf averting capture by a vastly larger French army ; his "poof1 tired soldiers often slept as they marched or marched as they slept. A truly re maikablc manifestation of somnambu lism is that which can be brought about by tho influence of some other person on the sleeper. External voices and 'sounds can move him to action even when his consciousness is asleep. Dr. Carpenter and other physiologists have recorded many in stances of this kind.' A young naval officer, signal lieutenant to Admiral LiOid Hood at Toulon, sometimes con tinued his anxious studies for eighteen or twenty hours at a stretch ; going to his berth and falling instantly asleep, his miiul was nevertheless so far awake on one particular subject that if a comrade whispered 'Signal !' in his ear it roused him at once and irresistibly. A young military ollicer voyaging with his regiment in a troopship dis played a tendency which the mis chievious wags about him took an unfair advantage ot. When he was asleep in his berth they would whisper in his ear, giving him all the details of a duel, a shipwreck, or a battle ; his mind uuconeiously followed the narra tive until he was roused to action by the climax, and awoke bv siiiinrin"r out of. bod; fortunately for society' sue 11 cases are rare. UiaintMfis' Jour 11 al. A Traveler's Story of Oceer I 1 iiees. 1 lie lollowing is contained in a letter from Jamaica, but whether the author was. steeped in the most noted prod uct of that island at the time is nt known : . The leaves of the gumbo trees, which grow in the West indies, when eaten by any animal, will cause all its hair to drop out, and I have seen horses and cows both without hair in mane or tail, from eating its leaves. Tlie man chenilro tree is quite common on some of thest inlands, and is very poisonous. The wind blowing through it directly upon a person sensitive to poison, will takccil'ect in a few minutes. The smoke from iis burning wood has the same ell'ect. I saw a horse which had taken shelter under one of these trees timing a shower, whose hair was taken oil wherever the drops of rain from its boughs had touched him, and years afterwards had this mottled ap"pear ai.ee. A negro who slept under one of them in midday, was awakened unconscious, as if under tho t-fleets of a powerful narcotic. I -have known several cases of severe joisoning and two deaths from eating crabs poisoned with this tree. Sagacity of Hats. Incredible as the story may appear of their removing hens' eggs by one fellow h int' on his b-ick and grasping tightly his ovoid burden with his fore jmws, whilst his comrades drag him away by the tail, we have no reason to disbelieve, know ing as we do, that they will carry eggs from the bottom to the top of the "house, lifting them from stair to stair, the First pushing them upon his hind and the secoiiJ lifting them with its fore legs. They will extract the cotton from a flask of Florence oil, dipping in their long tails, and repeating the manoeuvre until they have consumed every drop. We have found lumps of sugar in deep drawers at a distance of thirty feet from the place where tlie petty larceny was committed ; and a friend saw a nit inountatable on which a drum of figs was placed, and straightway tip it over, scattering its contents on the floor beneath, w here a score of expectant brethren sat watch ing for the windfall. Quarterly Re vine. Timk fop- Puu.ninu. In 1806, says a corresnendent nf t.br anr.l.-.-, I - . -..w -. ii' 1 1 ' f .t ; Monthly, I had a young orchard that I bejran to prune in i'ebrunrv continued at intervals till August, and those pruned in June did better, healed over sooner, than any pruned either before or after that period. In 1871 I iKgan to rer.ovato an orchard ten years old, that had been trained ' according to the alisurd fashion low heads which prevailed at that time. It took a great deal of cutting and trimming, bu I was determined ami persevered tlie result was that every, wound made' in June the time the work was done, began at once to heal over, and by the time growth stopped in the fall, every place where a branch had lecn'cnt oir had a beautiful ring of new bark and wood, of from one-third to one-half inch in width all around it, and still they are doing well. - MM V Onions with Scoab. "Wyncoop," in the New York 1'ribune, says that the majority of people like onions as food, and, only for the perfume, many would eat them who now do not. That they are antiscorbutic as well as antiseptic ia also admitted, and this is the way I prepare them. A few mo ments before they are to lie oaten they should Ihj sliced quite thin ami sprink led plentifully with sugar ; the juice of me onion wm dissolve the sugar, and you have a palatable relish which will j not rise on the "stomach or produce heartburn. A trial will afford proof. I CALIFORNIA! TIIK CHICAGO A XORTII-WESTKBS R.llLWlf KmbraccunmleroTie-TORnniremrrit tlie Great Trntik Kallway Linen or the I ISI nml KOItTII- WK I'. ami. with Its uumeroin trncln; nml con nection, lunns tlie shortest anl quickest route bc twuen Chivtujit ami all point in llllutpl, II iscoii Xort'irrn M fchlrmn, 3Hnrt'fitn, Town, JV iirntka, California, and the Western Territories. Its Omaha and Cktlifornia Line Is tho shortest ami best route for all points in ym thcrn tlltmrfH, finra, Jhtknta, tfelirakn, H" nmina. Ctilnrwtn, Utah, XtX'tiln. California, Ore ffon, China, JaiKitt ami .4 HxOftiuT. Its Chicago,' Madison, and St.- Paul lAne Is the short lino for Korthern TTIt.ennln n! Mfnnemt and for Mmlitt, St. Paul. Minnra .i(.. iJuhith, and all points in the Ureat North west. Its Winona and St. reter lAne la the only route for VTlnnnn, Wn-hrifer, Oiri tonna, Hitikato, St. I'rtfr, AVir Vlia, and all points in Southern and Central JUinnc-'ota. lis Green Hay and Marquette Line Is the only lino lor .,tNwri'Wr, Wiitrrtotrn, Fmid ru Luc Oxh.viKh. ApAetm, ffreen Ifay, Ksca(i hi, Xryaunce. Martpifttr, lhvjht,t, Hancock. and the Lake Superior Count r. Jtg Treejmrt find Dubuque Line Is the only ronc for Kh.iin, Jforhfoi if, FirepoH, and all points via Freeport. Its Cliictrfo attft Miltcan7.ec Line Is tho old Lake Shore Route, and Is the only re passing through KrnnVm. Lake f'otTr-f, Hioh. land Park,- lYailk'tfrnt llcicine, Kcnoslia, to Mil waukee. rulfman J'alace Cars are rnn on nil thronirh trains of this road. - This Is the ONLY LIN K rnnnlnir these -:srs be tween (Jliisaxo and tit. Paul. CJlncaiju mid Xdil wimkee, -r Cliicaro and Winona. At Omaha our Sleeper connect with the Over land Kleepors on the I'nion Paoiflr- Kailroad for all points West of the ailssonrf Kirer. On the arrival of tho tr:tius from the fCast or South, the train-! of the Chii-niro S. Nort h-Wt-stcrii K:iilw,iy LKAVI- t'HICAtSO ns follows: For t OHiioil BlafTs, Omaha and California, Two Through Trains :iily. with Pullman Palace Draw inir lioum and Slcejiinx Cars through to Council K'tutls. Kor St. Panl and ninneapolis. Two Thronirh Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached on t.oth tr.i:ns. For ;rfcn Bay and I.ske Snperior, Two Trlains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, ami runnin-r tlirouzh to alar.pieite. For Milwaukee, Pour 'I hronirh Trains daily Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on day tr;i in.. For i?art and Winona and points In Minnesota, One Throngh Traiu daily, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubuqne. via c'eT,OTf , TwoTlin-njrii Trains daily, witM'ulliiian Cars on niiflit I ruins. For lnbiiine and Im t'rose, via Clinton, Two rhroujfli. Trains daily, with Pullman Car on the uiirlit train to Mctlreor. Iowa. I or Sionx City and Yankton. Two Trains daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Jmietlon. I-or Lake t.eneva. Four Trains"daily. For Itnrklorii. Sicrlinff. krnmlu. Janeovill. anl other points, yua can have from two to tn tr.iins daily. New York OfTleo, No. 413 Rroa-tway; llo.ti-n l Xtice. No. 5 State St reet ; Omaha 1 h'hee. 2.x3 F'aru liiim Strc-.t : San Francisco ( !hce, 121 Montc-.tn-ery Stroet : Chicniro 'I iefcet tMIices: 62 Clark St., miller Sherman I loose ; corner Canal and .M.-itisni Streets; Kinzic Street Depot, corner W . Kinzic and Cuual Streets; Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and Kinxie Streets. F'or rates or information not attaiuablc from your home ticket iicut, apply to V. H. Stknwett, Marvin Hvohitt, Oen. Pum.s. Ast't. Ui-u. Sup't, Cblcapto. January , lt70.-ly. EBENSBURG AND HOOSE FyRNISH'G STORE IS THE PLACE TO BUY s NAIL, GLASS, OILS, TAINTS, &c. 6-13.1 GEO. HUNTLEY, Prop'r. TCT.ARMEK9 AND OTIIKHS, if yon in eVi tend to ImiM a lnotse- or barn, or other wise improve your property, ro to II t'NTPKV for KAIf,i, GLASS. PA I NTS, HAUDWAUE, &e. Money saved by buj injr tor cash. V; examine tlie neatest little CHOPPING M II, L ever Introduced. It chops from p to 12 bushels of rje. oom or oats per hoar. UL'Y JN U-IT COSTS ON LY f'xr. r- m i i. ii ' us fjii ill' -Mil I. . i bity the rfst ('OI1N FO!I)KIi and SritAW CUTTKIt ever dd In this i-otintv. 1 heir cost more tlm BuVid in one yeur by cut ting jour feed with it. rriHE IJest SILVKH-PLATKO WARE JK in the market, at 20 per rent. less tbau city retail price. Sold for cash nt MS-',..-tf.j II f.VTLF.T'S. npLAKMKHS, CJO TO TICNTLET'S and -fa-j l it y vonr II A P. V E ST TOO Lf?,- ve t.-i t b he sells II KAPF.lt FOI! CASH than tbry can tie bought elsewhere In Ebensburg. UXTLEY will sell yon WALL PA- - ' . I t MV VI11UJ'1 I, II. ft ty other dealer in btit nsburff, and tritu It iuto LCKSIITIIS, HUTLKY will sell 1 VOIl lll)-M Sli.if. llnrui Moll. r. i"l&vVs;TJ?V,nS i'1'1 Hod, Cast Steel, &c, iiii liuii ruu vac II, K3--OUSEKEEPERS, GO TO HUNT F ' LEV'S ami buy tbe BLANCH A RD CHIMIN, the Pest in the world. Sold for Cash at niiinuftictuitr's prices. EARMERS, GO TO Tl UNTIEY'S and 5 K':t the brt MOW TNG ASD KEAP ,SJL,y ACHINB made. PllICES GREATLY jCS"-'Oi:snKEEPERa. GO TO I1UXT fjAs LEY'S ,! save 25 per cent, by pay iny cash for Table Knives, Forks, poois, ic CARPENTERS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S ' arnl boy your TOOLS and RUILDINO llAUhWAim. Ph.v cash and save 20 per cent. O USER E EP ERsTGO TOl 1 U NT LEY'S and buy your Stovrsand Tin ware. PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY. ARMERS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S and act trf itost iirr:ST.-". uav r i.-i.-. ever introduce J. CHEAP Foil CASH. G.O TO HUNTLEY FOR CLOTHES , ... WRINGERS. IleselUihetaatgreau ly reduced prices for tbe ready casli. LARGE LOT OF POCKET AND HP Ni N 1 VEd ver' cLeaP for t H. PLAXK, M. I)., resctfully offers hi frofesional services to tbe ei Iretis of -Kbr-Wi-hunr and vleinity. Office tut Hnin re.!donce sn.t Immediately In the rear of te made at tho residence of Mn. Bunn. on Craw, lord atrect, Ehcnstmrjf. (4-4.-tf.J I AMESTTOATMAN, M. D. , J "ielan nrtfl Surgeon. a,.. , T V.,ffh st,r"et- nearly oppotdte Ulair's Hotel. KesidenmH n Town Hall. J ulian street. where night calls should btt made l4-4--tf.l f W. DICK, ArrouNKT-AT-LAw, Eb, t r? f,"?n,,rr OfTicerin front room of T J. Moyd s new bufldin?. Centre street. All manner of leal busirKsss atter.a to satisfae only, and collect tops specialty. 10.t.. T)an!el Mclaughlin, auot, at-T.a w, Johnstown. Pa. Office In the old o'!irt'n,;'","i!ni'' (unfair.! corner of CMn. ton and Locm street,. Will attend toal bul. neaa connected with nla proiessum. TX7M. II. SECIILER, Attorney at W. S 1 1 0 EMAKKR, Attorney al 7l!!, i1?' I'-naburR P.. Office on High street, east end ofre.ftdmicj l-2l.'78.-tf.J C K O M. liE A T) E. AttornVyiH hEi,en8bur,r' Ph- lnee en Centre ttrect. three doyrB tr ui-Uixh street. iautffj.j ESTABLISHED mSR-M TEUS T"" J "s' mm WHOLESALE AND RETAIL or -AND Sheet IronWares AND DEALEKS IN AND- HOUSE-riTiMSKlXG COODS GEXflULLY. Tolliii; in TIS,COPPER&SIIEET-IIlfl. PKOSPTLI ATTKPfcl) TO. Nos.278, 2S0 and 2S2 Washington Si., JOHNSTOWN. PA. Y. D. M'Clellasd Johk IIansax. M'CLELLAND & CO., Manufacturers of and Dealers in Fancy o.ncl I 'luiii S 0 a ; FURNITURE ! wA Z I - for the inislortn:;- We keep const ant Ty f.n hind in ereat ranoty afull line of eleicaut PA11L0R AND CHAMBER SUITS, liMSTYLES AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL CL'STCERS Haring the most skillful workmen in tlie city, wis re prepared to till all orders fur IU PIKfKS OK 8TIT8, tr? tO FJ'.liv !!S s! - jt riticKs it.-i.w!:';:;;;:;;,t;;.!-; Either Eastern or Wistcm T-Ianuracturcr?. tried this re';l '1" Wareroom, No. SI -FRAN KLIN Sired, 1 11 ; ': ; . 1 TA tl. r.iii f NEARLY OPPOSITE TOST OFFICE, joinsTtnv.v, Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. ! WAll Fnrcltnre sent for and dt-Mvor-1 in tlie city free of chiirjro. 3-lU,'74.-tf. fEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE. Cool TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE ITa vintr recently tak n posf:fori of tho ik-w-lyflfted up and ei-mr.nirtioirs hnildinr on Ilijrli ; ..... .iivt i. nil v ituu nt-iu ly opposite the Mountain Houso, the sulm-i ilK r i Ix'tter prepared f lmnrvcr to muinifnotur." nil wAKk line, all of which will t furnished to buverff the very lowwt living prioo. The snlfirrili- uloit .A . -j... . ...v .a & v 1 . 1. , . . Cooking, Parlor and Heatinir Stoves ' 1 , , 7 ' uir ni npproven oepljrns. tySPOrTIVno-, l.-.rn .--. - mid wnrrnnlo.l iirt...., . . i.,,i.r i A' ""liinim-pncima. ' " A I wr.rk7ioT.lv kV L Tir . .y. !.,'",.,.Vl.t.0- i distress. As the I on i fair terms, and kit STOVES and WAUE n.ld wllicll lie WS liiii - !' jj !.- inu t.n ieenie.t upon i to ounit- nml t . i .1 . , cannot he undersold in i.i U e . ... . iV. .-..,?' . aru, he saw tha. a - m Iwll .,l5,i'1.",r," " f'T'f"-a nest diivctlr o-.ir i l-PH. a1 nftf ITort W ho wont n.r t r.wl 1 roiiiirit uftiim tn k f.tmi ,t ire . i 1 ?i 1 Ebon.br,, Oct. 13.1 LCTRISGE,t- twohincies and IS 1 5 1 TV T T T T? TinniT T171TTH -JTT I TTT?rrrrr rtmr.-riT I nest i-SI II I l I I K I II. 'J' I M H U I M U V'I'I I I li" ' . . . . XJiJUiXt JJ1LUU Llllll 1 nil I I'i I I n I 1 1 n It. Iwitlil.U n.vt v ei ' . A. MJLW1. - Ay recently pnlsrM our stock we re from fnrnier price. Our stock consisis r i JimrV- ", len- IIir Uet.iativU . -- . -f .liiiiiHU-a buiiri-r. cure riaonnir t.ti-ncta. Escn:e, Lcrncu Cigars and Tobaccos, v!!L!;.Book!'' p7.N"Mnl Honda; Cap I ost, Commercial and all kinds of Note Pai" r V.n.:,,;,T' tPen"? 1V'H-K Arnold sw To Rook; MCk ,,,k' ,oeket and V PeTiknlverirvlp" 1 ' aye? aBl Tty Bh3' JPwrVvrte,,,,,,,'.,,'J00,,rst,,', f FIXE ioX'it: WOUUI '"Vitethe.t- FHOTtKittArn ALBUMS at lower prices than evrr offered in this place. r ii'per nud Ci "'l either wholesale or re- July 30, Main Street. Ebonsb u nr. LOOK WELL TO HO UM)EIiSTADICS JOHN D. THOMAS, TJooiand JSlioe rtilcoi fl'lIEnndorslirnetJ rtpect fully tti forms h-nu- 1 mcroll4 I'lutmni... ... .1 t Iw. .... 1 .1:.. . . i,,il?r,,,,,i,,1,,'.,,,!ln,ireM,,T "HT!ai.a . 111,1 nV . , .. , ........ . ........... ...-.r.-.i fiw r quality, troiu'tho ; llMi- v IK' i:o n - 1 finest French cnir-kin boots lo tn co,urs.-a ! v.'l 1. i -n Iv : brotrans, in the voir bkst .manm.u. on tlp a u le l' '. ii LL- . ""'T' art Ht ".a "xx-iate prices us cooked enotpjl. or ' ' like Work C-IT1 tiO r.Kt-.-.lo.l Ht1rivK..M. Those who hnv wrn Hooia and short made n V establishment need no asiuraiK-e as to the superior qu-ility of my work. Others c in easily lie convinced of tho fact If thev willonlv venij trial. Try and be convinced. lr- KffvUriinr of llroli and Shoe-a ttcTvied tol!rom,.",y anrt w kinnnlike manner. "Hnktnl Tor past favors I feH 0.111 tl.l.-ot that my work and prices will conn,,, n.l me to a con inuaut-c audiucrtuse of the saine. JUH-N li, TUOXAS. Living nifn r,.,:1 , idea of steam -j-They lemcmW, C'lC-liliOlit V;1 j, ;!1 AH'Hiiy wilhot:; c ',. " against ii v,u. V-'i hours, ridicule V..V' amazement. Tint v. v it f)!-ead terror ,w-,-;;i river, and en at v.-1 y, boiders. The ... , revelation Vj ,. ' anl the village. ,','.' unheralded. " It ( ( ... ' craiL irom 1 j,. ation of l.'haron" !.,.",' ik nd from tl.e ii.f. . j li i tint 1 ! ., ,.!. . t . - I 'i p, Mrsoke. the huar-c I,;,- -gine, and covered pad-Ik- w!,(, ;J '. nation wiiii .-,11 ti ... " goblins that ro:i:r.:.'C:'i' since the f"t:::M:.t;.):, , Managers of ihLi- t I at night btlk-u-d t j dragon of the A ;,; v Uivii t!;u Watt I . s. ; ' lied in lerro:- t;.. the recessos of t' . - . crouched in m.it:,! ,. .. deck?;, pnd abaii-hni-. ; .: themstlvc to l!. i.,, .. , and waves, or t!,( i 1 he CIclIUyiiL w.-;;'ll... ; of the wo?t v , ;. Hudson, nnd '.r . :..-. ictiui of the t i n.:- y ( ; who believed t!.-;;; ; , ; !i-j:i of I !, v.--.t ... . .. and fctur-eoi. U-.u: i: Ch-rniont v,-a a . w 'llh the i,ie:it ia : . 7'nltnn H. 1 ii. .? ... ... i a I cajiaeilv t .f I,; . lie reiranh- 1 t'. - "' -i pteaniboat. nt . i the Pel K-c tioii il ;.- tecture. She v.:: ;i ; one hundred !'.. ;;; ; . dinpy C:'-::i. : j-: .- 1 lire, dimly hul.u. : in wliieii i . i ...'. . til'iiiL; air, :im 1 h speed was n'r;..- r .ih-. : I'dt.on re-vi-il ihet:,:.'. VII VJiV, KJ i lUt e.,! It.'.' our time, he w.r,H i:,.; I h; in some m-i -i,-;.i rnnin-. r-.- l'..i- '. : .. .... illT hotel, our f. ; length, and e.- -.h- . tlioiwand i:ni.t. !.v r Ti-itn " , -i- i.. Stammkkin.;. a staiumered from e'.: ! wh V Villi will he (;: some book t:i ;i v. ... ex-ite yu, and it i hours alo'i-l t i v- i; teeth together. 1 , every two or :h: week if very tin- - : care to rea 1 .-! .; 1 WW Mv iillkiV-1 . L.I- of -such an aminrij: lor two hours :! ;: ! 1 was read; iv. rce feel as if ; my tidkinir v :.; pjteak with 1. .-s .;::': The change '.v;i- -oie who kt'.c-v,- i-t-peatetl the i ::;e ' -days fer a montii. intervals until c:::: T- ... ... I' .. in a lu-ighl.iorliv :i r I. . i i - i ins nay, ne i;o;;ee i : i motion amop the i jrreatlv exciti-d. l!v atid filling tl.e air ! itselt. He si.,! e-i i tliC VOUlliT 1'ird iVie. !'f':' ! that tlie swale.-'vs r, amine! the cia- U l 1 1 I T ' . ' l- nau iiiie.t it ejiaj'.-.e : that n m.Tttei h- '; fooiish the yot:i;i: he could not eg- e::.u- or me iea:e oi in - -any cxeiiut:;!t- v..".i Our IhMntf Ani' .'-' -' Homc-m.m i: Su.u eiH? for pyrnp to tl. molasses, which seiae e as follows; To .. . anl three quarts ei tea pooii ful of Kilt : u ' stow me uui.i -which takes from Ihivi'i' then nut the white el ar. ... r ., N -.I i a ie:teii in .ui., briiiLT thesvriiptna boll : some distance :'''v tt ;.. ; ..l l - '.:t t.'i !.:! taste. It is mail-' At 1 ; iisiiiir iK'trt white an ! i ' fourth wheat ll-.tn' t-' t liee Jlotir; dd a li!!l bai-v.- a.3 buck wheat ca--- i i
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