mm li?! Ebensbufg. Po., rM JvJ rcALANDPERSONAL. rherc, "' )tJ'rr rTnre' '. -,.rtJi a cent Wednesday I--r:li" W .vn. Wl.,lM,-Mlay next daylight will lie- , .brink- . TI.MlCrlltS- If approved tVii Vl .ilUl'rext week !i:!iiitai ' ' rent cigitrs lu the ronntry :y ltflve at SuHzbach'8 cheap cash . R cents tier rartl. ii at t!-' w rt,,re ,M Tudor'sbuilel , .rill l.n v ten pounds of white ..IK""'1 , , , . . ur revt-ii pounds ol gomi orow ii mig.ir, bines Co. 'a new store. I . .. numt ir our ri'n,lf i r.r 4 ...... IU, ,iy In advance of the usual time. ;,!VHr.pl, I'.;itiner twist, bright and .. .....I ..It it1n-r Linda n f Uwry.m.e ..,... ................ ur i,ib;M"i j"-"' received at ouiiz li... ...i.i-n snuffs ami everything tit iniMn-d by lov-rs or tne WTuunJ at Siiliz'-a.-h's In great pro- !!. tvr,of r'.I kim'.s, cigar tula?., tobacco . . .1 .., I., .l.n. Ii.... ,r and cvrrj iiiiiib . c.i . !., li n I'lu-aiH-r tlin.il tin !. i- Dun''"'-" "I 1 . Jnhnntowii lrViuve locates uun- f..l 1...... II.Jt... .t.ktinn :, inVt. lin w ith a larger cin)M .fi:'-li Ins Just opened out at the old I in initiH-ii!"'? : k of cigars and fobao . . ! i . .... i ...... ...... ..iui. n.ri h i'i . .e. Ve i niiM l'-r tin rtittitnumrauon oi our .rv.nU nt "(" entirely too pointed and .!,v f r i'ililicatiii, and hence decline - it a pl.i- e. Ip.,V T:i il Mnefi, rometliing IICW, 11T : J'.imlilc fur the lailiett, now on cxhili- 1 1 I Mln at the cheap ca.sll Store of , l!.kter, .li'lieH & Co. -.r. infant ilanj;liter of Mr. Mayhew, of " lv.iV borouli, njifet a kettln of boiiioj; :cr -in lit-r prr-'n I.tfcf Tuesday forenoon ! y w lal!y KMldcd that, she may not -l'.-rvi;e -w l -! . i 1 1 i to buy cigar at vho!- I tinI the li st liHnd- and the lowest ,i!at Su'tzhni h'. Centenni.tl C'igar atid a. ii K:i:Niritiui, next door u the Caiu- -Tiifwi'ik of tiiyinn the water ni.iins in xiori! i;ro'tM of our borough h;i Ix eu ij tt'il, :n il 1t is tlie Intention, wo b-n-, To tit thi iii oi. Saturday hy filiing !u nlifi wiVr. -Tin- Ini ' Li'tu il for and much prayed r.;:i . A'r.i- iIowm in torrents oti 3fonday t in n uii'l liiil lcni-d thy jarched earth iil'-p i:rr. :e Ui.ihty. M(re of it about :.r.- wi.tih! ! i ijually weleoiiic. -fii- annua! cimiiiiein eiiK'iit exercises at ''tiYiht whiMiU coimecUd with St '.L'f(;s'b !ic church, Altoona, will take ' t!;:s (I ri.iavi i'veii-rnr Jiium If.lli - --r.t - ii 'i lniiifiic and Tnigr; will Ihi1i bo -.! run;:ih Iluritcr, of Adama township. Karrrtrn Fiidy afternoon aud held in 1 Isii t,. : iiear iH-fxie tlie U. S. District arm Will'.anihjiort on Monday next and "" ihargD of deulitig in crooked a:iter. -Tlie Y'.t'.h Hi ciment, P. N. 0.,of which I'unliriatiiiiirii are part and parcel, w ill "'t.-ir f.r.H L'-Mitennialward on or aliont -!f August nexr. Kich man it ex- ''! i'tni l'linket. -Tl. In-tiirc of Kt. It. M. Iiomenec, at "C.n,l!r ,l,i,ri h titix (Thursday) eveii- i l, It he e nr rightly informed. 1- ' n mil i,-,.f i.t . r, .. . . iiiiTiiiiMi!. iup lecnire "''"free itml tvrrylodv is rcMieclfullv -KnukC'inan, of ireenfburg, has '- r.-.t,t,,J W1U, au American catrle t'fhwaiiraiiKht wiihiu two in i leu of that ' utitMi..,.T. The bird or liberty Iskiij '" en on its w av Ul tin. (iellten- Motux ntn-rs ttnployed on the new "" "'"-ai Jlul.Maysbiirc recently Mruck ,u-'!!,r a.s, h,it as their deitiaudn were ' " lM-il itl, rMey left town, and now V"' tnv !"r I" anxious to sveuro other their places. -I-ven nj. h-re cm top cf the brecy A'.le v'"S""' W,':n,"'r ,ll,s for the most pait ' exi-i-eilitur'y i,tiir.-Hsi f..r .-r . 1 th- cvi,.tiy forces itself upon llll,it!,H crowded cities it must be a8 " 1 --vli a.., i. ... ... .. . 1 a-s hot an enn l .-"r- I'iiiill II .aim. of lLl i ' ""Ul-y lessor of apalr of youngcagles J : of common chickens and total- Ir.!..,...;., . , . . " ,i v "-a. hers, which were found one M w,.ij , ,,ie toj) ()f a treo ,.ut tlowu T ' J.l,t. Daily, 0r Cambria township. -'J n ,r the Krey taglo species. trlv ' ',""K"r " ib" -Mail train eaKf, Sat V. toI,l a rntriot reporter that a brake- m""'"""1 Wcr,ltr tt't day been kill V U U- R,Mt- Vniou, Hunting- '"".v, lmr as lhe Hlll,lillg,ioii Loci 'ay,, txuhing aliut the accident we the rcpurt was uufounde.l. 0,7, l:r Fa"T riirixty, late istor of the .:.. , llr, , thu A t I lin Iri'lv I , n.i,!, assigticd lo cleric al dutT "VtCw. i... .... !, wuere, ii win iHsreuietn HMIii,,. ( f Sisters ol St. .I,.M,t from cn..n'" L' r ,'""!"? 1,1 ,LiH l'la;e 't I''e n "ahlivl.- . ... M. ... convent ami school. .1. f- Khields & Brother, execil- ' Int ,t i ll'TKlilllI ...... a .. . . .. M,,- ' ' 1'ioj'eriy, ns wen am lix m in.. I t . . . ..,.. , "iern niarnl lu Ixiretto and " "I llllllu.l- lo .. . I.. - ...... . .1 u .. "'"in waiiuzin r-ow nf nip, I,,,,","' Tluirsilay next, June 22.1, ''HE a ... o . . ... . i. a. in "i'lciu jirriiuuiTVi'llll. 1 a-M -Martin Leonard. . hargVd I IIih ton. . . I H i'atrlck O'Brien, were " Dean on a writ of hnUa, ! I'f;, 1l We,l II e'b.iml:,y ttf.rlK,n an4l ftftcr Ii t..; ... ii, ,i .......iij, in -wverai wiiuesses .lie n I . U ... -"'nent of H. K. IUatr V :n . nn ' 'W.I...L -""I-. ' Vf the :..! ,. " " I'nsoners. tlie Court .leei.l.i.l to ' ...... . -- " ni t,, 1...11 ... 1" iur sum OI Ull II t .1 . U .'"'""'"'y f-tn.ish,,! .to,,., nr'so of i ii.. raw of i,.;..i . -'MlUcf, ill li r;turiH' 1iotm the MArtiti is Mtill in iail. the luiUj. 8:t"nfy uot being as yet fottU The Johnstown Tribune 8ay that the largest Rhinnient of liossfiucr rails ever made from any Iron works in the world Jn ! one day, can lie tallied to the credit of the Cambria Iron Company. Ou Thursday the total taken away ria the Pennsylvania rail road footed np 1,137 tons. These rails were consigned to Mie 1'ittsbnrgL, Fort Wayne and Chicago Hail way Co. On the assurance of one of Ida friends that ho would go to jail ,tnd stay there nntil he was discharged under the insolvent act, we announced last week that James Dunn had taken up quarters in that institu tion, but as lie failed to comply with the programme laid down, wo feel constrained as an act of justice to say that he didn't take any of that iu hls'n, and what is mo re of it, he don't intend to if he can help it. Mr. Hugh Pitcairn, junior editor of the Altoona Tribune, on Wednesday of last week led to the altar matrimonial Miss An nie Sherfey, a niece, if we mistake not, of our manly little friend Harry Dem, senior editor of the same paper. We extend to tlie happy couple our hearty congratulations, and hare no doubt that the newly made benedict will at all times be Annie-mated with the tenderest affection for his young bride. At a meeting of the Catholic Total Ab stinence Society, held on Sunday afternoon last, Messrs. John E. Scanlan, Jan. P. Mur phy and H. A. McPike were appointed a committee to solicit books and the means to pnrchase books for the formation of a library in connection w ith said society. Any friends of the caune who desire to lend a helping hand to this worthy cause will please send their contributions to either of tho gcutitfmen above named. At tho annual commencement of St. AloyMns Academy, wbichi takes place on Tuesday afternoon, June 27th, the young lady pupils in attendance will, if is said, as a mark of respect for the great centennial year or Americau independence, appear in costumes consisting of white underskirts, red overskirts and blue bodices, the latter of which will lie neatly spangled with silver colored stnrs to represent tho various States of the Union. Tho Catholics of Wilinore and vicinity Intend to anticipate the coming Fourth of July by holding a grand pic-nic in a fine grore near that place on to-morrow week, Saturday, June 24th, and as the festivities ar designed not only to amuse the partici pants, but to aid the church fund, it is to lie hoped that a large crowd of pleasure seekers will put in an appearance on that occasion. There ts certainly no better place than Wil inore for enjoyment of that kind. Three Altoona d iiis-ls named Kvadell.i IVmd, Ilattie Iong and Jennie 1'eese, aged respect fully about seventeen years, donned masculine apparel the other day and board ing a freight train reached Uarrinbtirg in duo time, from which city they made their way to Haiti more, but had scarcely arrived at that Mi nt w hen the thing soured on them and tl.ey set their faces once more in the di rirtion of home, which they have probably reached ere this somewhat wiser if not louch worse for the trip. Among the prominent attractions of the Fourth of July celebration at 1 1 iinlingdou is to be a balloon acensioii by a young lady named Miss Lizzie Ihling, of Philadelphia, ho is to be dressed as the Goddess of Ljlier ty and to go up iu her own. air ship, the"Ke public." It is thought die can uiakc the ascent with a good deal of Ihling, say a hun dred and twenty pounds or so, but there are few of her sex, or indeed of the other sex tor that matter, who have the courage to at tempt to rise in tlie world by such a venture some method. Jacob A. Rosenthal!, a German Jew peddler, was struvk by a train on the Penn sylvania Kailroad, at Loyal ha nna station, near I.utrole, Thursday night, and killed instantly. The coroner of YVesttuorelaud county held an inquest ou the Wxly. Iu the. pockets of the clothes worn by deceased at tho time of hi death wre found a bank book, inscribed : "Secretary Savings bank, Cleveland, Ohio," a receipt for the payment of a tract of land in Kansas, and six hun dred and eighty-two dollars in bank bills, part of which were sewed up iu his vest IM:ket. Next to a rooster I u a rain siortu, or a man with his inother-i-law hanging on bin arm, the moet wretched looking biM-il that can be scared up any where is the individual w ho, having just donned a slojvsbop snit of clothing, liuught at the highest pi ic e, meets a friend fully appareled in elegant garments frcmi tho renonvucd Oak Hall Clothing Ba zaar of S. J. Hess, 241 and 243 Main street, Johnstown, for which the friend aforesaid has paid no more if as much as the party of the fi rt part ha len charged for an infe rior article. J'uy from Hess and you will never be wrethed. We don't know where tlie item origin- a,e1' lu,r 1,0 we know ,ieth"r il U ,ru or ot, but it is alleged nevertheless that there U now living in Carroll township, tins coun- an old gentleman, named Christopher I'",,,,:r. who was 105 oUon Xl0th of last Ja.ntary. He was born h, Oer- many, and emigrated to mis conmry wim his parents when quite young, nis father and mother died at the ages of 108 and 111 years respectively. He voted for Gn. Wash ington at his fircond election as President, and remembers vividly mauy of tho inci dents connected with our early nailoual his- tory. Whllo in Altoona the other xre- paw Dr. Cameron, an inmate of the Blair county almshouse who for many months past has been In the habit of consuming not less than 57 worth of opium per week, but whose poisonous rations have of late been stopped under the medical i:iiervisioi! of Dr. O. W. Smith, of Hollidaysburg, and who is now, thanks to the sjiroe gentleman, in a fair way of overcoming his terrible habit. Apart from the ravages of time, to which we are tail subject, wo noticed but littl change in the physical appearance of the nnfortunato I gentleman, whom we have knowu for many years. About eleven o'clock on Sunday night last the residence of JamesO'Netl, occupied ... , . i hU'Xt mf' t.i. 'i...rfil.l cmititv niuikHtrO at Houtz- dale.CIcarfield couuty, was destroyed by fire, ! . . . . . . - . .... i "'. ,,orrib,e ' Ml' " 1 iii tho flames. The unfortunate man, it seems, had succeeded in rescuing his mother .... 1. 1 U.n nor iiny V if lint laiailV '"'r sno " " 1 . . . ....... 1 .A it,. l.mmA fof "" - ' ;o fMX) ' ,1,H Prpow tt is suppose.!, of securing some i ' money that he had laid away, but was over named i . ........ .. '' R,,1 '"""" death, as already stated. Anadjotiung liiuuiing aiso raitght fire and was consumed, though aU the movable property coutaiued Iheieju was Hon. A. A. Barker, of this place, and Gen. Jacob M. Campbell, of Johnstown, both prominent l.epnblicans, have, mata phorically speaking, pulled off their coats, rolled up their sleeves, and wa.lf-d into the Congressional contest with a determination not only to secure each for himself the en dorsement of his own county, but to carry off if possible the ranch coveted, and, on part of the first named at least, the long coveted prize. The contest between these two gentlemen promises to be about as hot as they make 'em, and no doubt there is a good deal of fun ahead for all who are In a position to enjoy it. John G. Lake, Esq., showed nson Mon day morning last a large stone, probably weighing not less than two pounds, which had I'een thrown at himself and wife the night previous while returning in a buggy from a visit to Loretto, and which, after striking his wife on the leg without inflict ing even the slightest contusion, fell to the liottom of the vehicle and was brought home as a niememto of ihe dastardly assault. The outrage was perpetrated in the vicinity of the poor house, but by whom or for what purpose remains a mystery, as the cowardly Villain who hurled the stone had the dis cretion to make himself scarce aft-er commit ting the deed. Capt. John Downey, one of the candi dates for Assembly on the Democratic coun ty ticket, w as iu town on. Sat n relay and again on Tuesday last, looking alter his interests. He fonnd, as we knew he would, no dissatis faction in Northern Cambria about his nom ination, the only trouble, if any really exists, being in regard to the nominee for Sheriff, w ho in certaiuly one of the most unexcep tionable caudidateson tho ticket a gentle man of strict integrity and the most pleas ing social qualities and who needs o:ily to see and talk with the people in order to smooth Ihe way to a triumphal election over any liepublican in the couuty who may be brought out against him. Our old friend David Trexlcr, whose word we certainly have no reason to doubt, assures na that a lien belonging to Mr. An thony Myers, of Gallitzin township, recently took possession of a litter of young kittens, and not only persisted lu driving tho old cat away every time she attempted to assume her motherly prerogatives, but actually re fused to be dispossessed of the young gri malkins either by moral suasion or force of arms expended in the hurling of dangerous missiles. The care of the kittens thus vol untarily assumed by the old hen was strictly maintained until they bad matured suffici ently to take care of themselves, after which they were left to do their own scratching. The Johnstown Tribune startles- its readers with the announcement that a yonng lady in Beaver county wears natnral haif, the fact that the hlrsnte appendage referred to Is seven feet long being seemingly only a secondary consideration. Tho next intelli gence from that source will probably be the recording of the fact that among the best dressed gentlemen in Cambria county are those who buy their made-up clothing from J atnes J. Murphy, of StarClothing Hall, 100 Clinton street, Johnstown an item of news which would really lie no neves at all, as everybody knows that Mr. Murphy is the right man to interview when good clothing at low prices Is the subject to be discussed. As there is not only a possibility but a probability that two Altoona clothing mer chautMof the same surname have been con founded by some of our readers, we -desire to say distinctly that the gentleman to whom weekly reference is made in these columns is Mr. Godfrey Wolff, whose extensive cloth ing huse nbjoins the post-office, and not a certain ether gentlemen iu the same busi ness whose store is on the first coruer above. All things else being even, we are sure that the readers of tho Fkekman would prefer to buy from a man who solicits their cus tom through its columns, and hence it is that we make this explanation. We know Mr. Godfrey Wolff to be a fair, square deal er, and that he sells the very best made-up clothing at the lowest possible prices, and therefore wo ask for him the patronage of all our friendd w ho make their purchases iu Altoona. . Covkt PitocKEDtsc;s. Last week we re ported the doings in Court up to Thursday noon, and this week we give a resume of all the proceedings from that time up to Wed nesday at 5 o'clock, p. m., as follows : J. P. Donahoe vs. Patrick Keriu ; charg-e, elmiiler. Ver.lict for deiemlnt. Juines Myers, ailm'r of CtliHi-ineT.xb1, rlecM. vs. K. J. Wsters. This whs hii aethm broiiRiit to recover flo3 ullred to be rcmhb.inir in (lie IirikIh wr the dofcnrtiint, who acted as nireut for tlie collection of rents, etc., lor deceased clur in;( her life. J ufy find for ptaiiitiiT iu the sum of fTt.a-. Tins Ijeirtir the last ease on the list for the f.rnt week, Jnuies lhmn, convicted of forulea cation mid tmytiirdy, wns called up and the un unl sentence imposed, after whieh Court ad journed until Mouduy nt 10 o'clock, a. in. SECOND WKJK. Court met on Jfotidoy ns per adjournment, when the names of the' members of the Ilnr were called and the peiu iol panel of jurors im nminccd, after which ttio cn.-ip (it Thompson Koy vs. John E. Hnlmcm an action of appeal, whs taken up,but w-.ts brought to very sud ien close by the 'Court informing thu Jury that ns a mutter of law the d.-h-inlHtit hud no de fence to otTer, mid that verdict for plaintiffs for the full uinount claimed t-hould therefore he returned, which was nccin-rUiiRly done. Court then adjourne d until 2 o'clock, p. m. i'pen the reusseinbliiifr of Court ou Monday arternooii.the li.-t of causes wasresd over, wl.ei. ir was ascertained that all but the eases of the Cumbria Iron Co. vs. Frnneis Christy, Isaac liiiirus vs. Saruh Jane Morrison, and .John Hrothet lino vs. John H. Fiike. John C. Cntes, Iae Cates and Charles Younkin, had been either suttled or continued. Subsequently the case r Huirns vs. Morrison was also continued, and all the Jurors except those necessary to try the two remaining causes were disclmrg-ed, after which the third case above Doted, bein an act Ion for trespass, the plaintiff alleging that deleiidnuts had grone ou his land in White town chip and cut pine timber, was taken tipaod oc cupied the attention or tiie Court until W cdnes day noon, when the jury, after a short aflsenee from the Ikx, found for the defendants. Cambria Iron Co. vs. Francis Christy, the lust case on the lift, is on trial as we go to prest, and will probably occupy the balance of the week. nOUiOWAT'8 PlM.S AND OlXTMENT.- Wreclt of llunumity. Itulinrrvfions of Vot. No object is more soul appalling than the premature senility of youth, daily witnessed among the habitues of onr public promenades where may bo seen the terrible results of disease in its most frightful forms of tho ghastly and cadaverous wrecks of manhood, the deluded victims of unprincipled scoun drels who. by pernicious nostrums, hare impregnated the systems of their unsuspect ing and confiding patients with mineral poisons, for all ulcers and impurity of blood consequent njwn such imprudence, ii i;ll ai.d Ointment are bower- llliuunaj a . . . . . . fully efficacious, being composed of rare balsams and vegetables that are antagonistic to all disorders of the Mood, and ulcers aris ing from virus -in the body. They contain not a panicle of mercury or othr mineral poison. JJl . -- The dwelling house of Dr. J. D. M'Girk, the finest private residence in Philipslmrg, Centre county, was burned to the ground slut one o'clock on Monday morning last., involving a loss or $',M', on' whicn there was onlv a partial insurance. The fire is believed to have beeu the-work of iuceudia-rie.. I.lver and Itlood I)lsese. By R. V. Pif.rcb. M. D., Author of "The Peo ple s Common Sense Medical Adviser." A healthy liver secretes each day about two and a half pounds of bile, which contains a great amount of waste material taken from the blood. When the liver becomes torpid orcongested.it fails to eliminate this vast amount of noxious substance, which, there fore, remains to poison the blood, and lie conveyed to every part of the system. What must be the condition of the blood when it is receiving and retaining each day two and a haif pounds of poison? Nature tries to work off Ibis poison through other channels and organs the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc., but these organs become over-taxed in per forming this lalwr in addition to their nat ural functions, and cannot long withstand the pressure, but become variously diseased. The brain, which Is the great electrical centre of all vitality, is nndnly stimnlated;by the unhealthy blood which passes to it from the heart, and it fails to perform its office healthily. Hence the symptoms of bile poi soning, which are dullness, headache, inca pacity to keep the mind On any subject, im pairment of memory, dizzy, sleepy, or ner vous feelings, gloomy forliodings, and irrita bility of temper. The blood itself being dis eased, as it forms the sweat upon the surface of the skin, it is so irritating and poisonous that it produces discolored brown spots, pim ples, blotches, and other eruptions, sores, lioils, carbuncles, and scrofulous tnmors. The stomach, bowels, and other organs, can not escape becoming affected, sooner or later aud we have, as a resnlt, costiveness, piles, dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhoea. Other symp toms are common, as bitter or bad taste in mouth, internal beat, palpitation, teasing cough, unsteady appetite, chokir.g sensation iu throat, bloating of stomach, pain in sides or aliont shoulders or back, coldness of ex tremities, etc., etc. Only a few of the aliove symptoms are likely to be present in any case at oue time. The liver being the great depurating, or blood-cleansing organ of the system, setthis great "housekeeper of our health"' at work, and the loul corruptions which gender iu the blood, and rot out, as it were, tlie machinery of life, aro gradually expelled- from the system. For this purpose Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, w ith very small doses daily of Dr. Pierce's I'leas aut Purgative pellets, is pre-eminently the articles needed. They cure every kind of humor from the worst scrofula to the common pimple, blotch, or eruptiou. Great eating ulcers kindly heal under their mighty cura tive influence. Virulent blood poisons that lurk iu the system are by them roblied of their terrors, and by their persevering and somewhat protracted nse the most tainted systems may be completely renovated and built tip anew. Knlarged glands, tumors, and swellings, dwindle away and disappear under the influence of these great resolvents. TrtE Crkshox House and Its Kew Pkoi'RIKTOR. Capt. E. W. Eiseubise, the genial gentleman who conducts the Pacific Express when he ain't conducting tho Wil k'msbnrg SaturcUty Times, and who conducts the Times when he ain't conducting the Ex press, lets himself out in the following graphic style in regard to the Mortmain House at Crosson and Its worthy proprie tor, Mr. Jas. D. McClelland, who is also pro prietor of the well known Logan House in Altoona. Tho Times says : The Cresson House will open on the T5lh Inst., under tho superintendence of that kinif of euterers, James I). Met 'i.-lland, a pentletnan who to -day stands in the 1 1 out rank of the hotel keepers of this country. His successful inan niifiment of the I.oiran Hine, in Altoona, has given him a world-wMr celebrity, and made the name of "Old Mae" r. synonym of every -tliinjr that is good to eat. V? have; partaken ot li is irenerous hospitaiit. ?;.irtnnny yours, and be iiiu- u feeder of unbounded stomach, we know whereof we speuk. No Letter prot of the p p ulaiity of a landlord run bo jtlvcn than what hisKiicatahnvetosaynf him. Of the t hoiisamls who have feasted at his sumptuous bonrd, and our business of conductor has brought "s In contact with very many of them, wo have yet to hear the first word of complaint; but they seem to say with Peter I'lndcr : "Behold I his breakfast." chine with reputation ! Ills .tinners are the wonders ot the rintl.m ! With t hc.e he treats hot h commoners m! quality Who r-ralFe, where'er they iro, his hospitality." Hp has a corps of able nu-istiintf. onch one of whom deserves a special notice, but our space forbids us mentioning but three. Bis chief clerk, Robert Afltims, than whom a better never stood behind a hotel counter, puts on no foreign uirs but strives to make you comforta ble and at home. And if the Riicstsof thc"I.o ran" d i not Kafn In adipose it will not be the tault of the polite ami affable Leo, who presides over the palatial dlninir room, especially if he sirs at the table over which our sauaatre-loviiiir fiicnd Johu I'iizslmmons holds sway. TEitntni.Ts Accident ix a CncR.cn. On Sun. lay forenoon, while the Catholic congre gation at Houtzdalo, Clearfield county, were assembled in a new and unfurnished build ing, and just as the pastor. Father Meagher, wasiu tho act of commencing tlie celebration of Mass, the gallery and floor beneath it fell with a crash, killing the contracter of the building ami burying many others in the ruins, all of w hom were more or less injured. Following are the names or the unfortunates fo far as we have la-en able to learn them : D. C. Nelson, contractor of building, killed; George Hammond, back badly bruised, per haps broken ; Thomas Cartzey, ieg injured ; Hugh Donatio, head .bruised; John Mo Henry, arm broken ; Martin Hopkins, shoul der seriously injured : James Fisher, head and face badly bruised, and arm injured ; Michael Hauley, laith bones of bis leg frac tured ; Tim Burns, head and leg badly hurt ; Fred. Mulson, fnjnied in the legs and not aide to -to atiout ; George Kane, seriously injnr.d in tlie thighs and arms ; Henry Burns, shoulder bl tde broken ; and Jacob Canty, John Garrity, Owen Garrity, John Mulcahy, (who fell from the top of ilin gal lery, a distance of 22 feet, with a child five yearsold which was not injured in tho least,) Daniel Griffin, Patrick Dunn, John Bennett, jr., James Hallorcn, Joseph Mahon, Patrick HeniH'ssy, John M'Cann, It ugh Htraycr, John Shannon, Ed ward M'Dcrmott, Frank Bolger, Frank Everty and Thomas McPbai ton, all of whom escaped with slight injuries. Drs. Todd and Humphreys, lioth of whom hail from this county, were promptly on the scene and rendered all the assistance in their power. Important to School Directors. Co. Sup't Taylor informs ns that the publi cation of the financial condition of each school district in at. least two papers in the connty is a matter regulated and required by statute law, and that State Sup't Wicker sham has requested him to have copies of the papers containing the statement of each dis trict sent to him as evidence of compliance with the act of Assembly. The penalty for neglect is a fine not exceeding a thousand dollars, and as the Stale Superintendent further threatens to withhold the State ap propriation from districts whi'"i have ne glected to comply wih the law, it will be seen that, ihe matter Is of decided importance. Those Directors who get into trouble by their failure to comply with the law cannot com plain that we have failed to retuiud thorn of Uiuirduty. Erie Observer. After Many Years. In last wceVs is sue of the Indiana Messenger we find the fol lowing extraordinary story : - On the 81st of May, 1HC2. at the battle or Fair Oak, Mr. J, Parvey Peeler, ol this place, was i-ti iick by a rebel bullet on the back part of the head, a couple of Inches above the nape of the peek. The hospital stftfeons were unable to extract the ball, aud after a few weeks' treat ment Mr. Peeler recovered suUlclont to swain fro on duty, FulTerlnir. however, a srrcnt incon venience from doafnsooe-alotied hythehock, and this inability to hear distinctly he still la bors nndcr. A few days since a boil appeared on the back of his neck, and on Saturday la-t it was Innced. and lo I there come forth the bull which fourteen year before had been imbed ded in tho base of his skull. The bullet had been flattened considers My, and has the appear ance of navies been about the rlao ol an ordin ary rlile ball. UrRioiiT Pianos Cnr.Ar.-We have now on hand a first-class make Upright Piano, in use less than one year, that will lie sold at a very great bargain. It is in perfect condition and will lie fully warranti'd. Also new 7'S' oct. Upright Piano at- 500, on payments. New stock of Chir-kering Pianos and Ma son & Hamlin Organs now opening, at prices and terms lo suit the times. MKf.t.oR A IhiKHK, 7G Fjflli Avenue, l'ittb'uurgh. Kf.new the Blood. You can renew the . blond in the tinman Fystefn thoroughly, by ; using from a half dozen to A dozen bottles of 1 Dr. Keyser's LungCtire. It does so without 1 prostrating or weakening the body iu any way. It cures not only the lungs and liver, but every organ dependent npon a wasted or impoverished state of the blood. If yon examine tlie subject, yon will find that, nine out of ten cases of chronic eBseaso is tho result of a want of that plastic char acter which the blood has lost. B;ul blood makes bad tissues, and fails to repair the wasted organism; hence cough, emaciation, debility and dropsy ensue; and tlie consti tution is a wreck for want of that nutriment which tlie Mood alone can stirnlv. Priceof Lung Cure 51.50 perlmttIeorS7..'0 1 per hair dozen. To be tiad at Dr. Keyser's Lalwratory, 240 Penn avenue, Pittsbnrgh. His private consulting office is No. 120 Penn avenue. MtjRDER Will OtjT. A few years ago "Angnst Flower" was discovered to be a certain cure for Dysjiepsia and Liver com plaint, a few thin dyspeptics made known to their friends how easily and qnickly they had been cured by its use. The great merits of Green's ArousT Flower liccame her alded through the eouutry by one sufferer to another, nntil, without advertising, its sale has become immense. Druggists in EVEltY hmva iu tne united states are selling it. No person suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Costlveness, palpitation of the Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc, can take three dose-s without relief. Go to yonr Drnpgists, Lemmon & Murray, Eltensburg, bt P. M. Woleslagle it Son, Wilmorc, and get a lmttle for 75 cents aud try it. Sample bottle 10 cents. A CAUD. To all who are suffering from tho errors and indiscretions of yontti, ner vous tfakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will send a recipe that will cure J-on, FliEE OF CH AUG E. this great remedy was discovereel by a missionary in South America. Semi a s1f-addressd envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station J), Bible House, Xexo York. 4-21.-0m. 1 HAXPS OFF.! Having purchased and concluded to leave in tlie posses sion or my son. Kraxk It. Invt.n, dnrimr my pleasure, a certain cow and calf now In his keep ing. I hereby caution nil persons nicainst meddling or in any way interfering with said property. ARTHUR JJIiVLlN. Jackson Twp.. Jano 12, 1876.-3t. AOENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AND COUNTY for a neat lit tle volume containing the IKf;i.AHATto of Is Dti'KMiRM E, with antoirrnphs and correct like nesses or iu the signers : also the hnu.e in which tho Declaration whs written, the State liuuse in l"i6, ejarpenler's Hall, and the old Liberty Bell ; 20 pp. Simple cony, post-paid, 10 cents. Airents can make u per day easily with this little work. Send for sample copy and circular to Hancock Pub. Co., 30 N. 6th St., Philadelphia. . B-18.-3t. OAHD. Harry Jaoors would re spectfully inform his many friends in Cambria county and olsewhere that the under signed Arm, of which ho Is a member, has opened a Nsw Kstarlibiimest at .(o. 3I Market Street I'll II ml pi phi a tor the sale of the verv best grades of tVIMiHniKl I.l4l ORS. for .'loincstic use, and will at all times keep hii assortment (of the very best brands only) which will compare favor ably with any ever ollered to the trade. All per sons visiting tho city are cordially Invited to In spect our Block. J A.l'OfS fc CO , 319 Market Mreet, Philadelphia. P. S V?c will also keep on hand a fine stock of choiif brands;cf Cigars: d-10.-tf. B STATEMENT showing the Receipts and i-ixpetnlitureH of the School District of OaHit.in township for the year ending June 6t h, JSTO : . - WiU.iam CmiiSTT, Treasurer. Dr. To bal. with Treasurer at last settlement. .SSOl.TS " State appropriation 12:.iJ ' election rents e.f 0 sundries 5; n " amount received from t'ollcctor 440.24 " ' " of Allegheny Township 64.16 0S3.02 9?S.C Ore. I?y amount, of orders paid. . We, the tirderslirnod, do Certify thnt we have carefully audited tho aocotintsof Wm, Ctiitts ty. School Treasurer, and find them ns above stated. 1MV1I1 TO BIN". I . . .. JOHN HKAlMdir. f A"Jlt"rs. Attest- Daviii T.iBt.t, Tvp. Clerk. 16-10.-31. Orphans' Court Sale. 1 1 Y vlrlne or an order of the Orphans' Court ot 1 Cambria county, the undersigned will oiler at public sale, on the premises, on Saturday, the Sih day of July, 1 S78, at 2 o'ci.Of-K, r. M., the tollnwleg described real estate, of which Hion Devlin died so I nod, to wit: A PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND sltnrte In Oallitzln township. Cambria county. ad Joining Innds or Mlcnacl Smith, Patrick Uav. and oil.r s, ciitnalnlnir Acre and :ti PiTrlivn, havlriv thereon erected a ono-nnd-i-hnlf story L.oe Hocse, I.on Stciii.b, and nnthuildinics. T'lf" or Sale. One-half the purchase monev to be paid nn confirmation !' sale, and tho other hair in onaycar, with Interest, to be secured by mortgage or judgment bond .if tho pnrchascr. THOM AS McSKAU Administrator of IIhih Dkvlix, dee'd. Oallitzln Twp., Juno 12, 187d.-3t. FIN A NCI AT j STATEMENT op Washintox Township School Dis TKierr tor tho year eudiinr June 5th, ISTrt: Joskpii CitisTK, Oollectorand Trcasnrer, IR. To b.vlanee on Duplleatn for 1ST5 473.CS amount ol liUjiilcate lor 2-7 1.BU7.P6 recclr.-.i from Jet.se McUnngh, per J. II. Mover 149.20 " aiuouut per J." li. Scanlan o.'hi.oo $3,60.0'. Cn. By am't op orders redeemed i2 CST.41 - taxes returned 63.V7 ' exonerations 10 ".85 i-r crniiiii! as Collec or ey.no per ceiUajfe as Treasurer fca.:t Order No. 81 O.Ori- Js3.CKHi.4J Halance dno Township Jt 649.60 We, the itndersig'ne Auditors, do certify this to be correct. JAMES NOON, (..,,. C. A. McHONKIlF, f -Aud'tors. Attest Jacob IIcrgcion, Twp. Clerk. l-18-3t.l STATEMENT of Receipts and Ex- jenditnrea of the Koad Supervisors of Gallitzin Township for the year 1875: Neii. Hajclox, Supervisor. Dit. To anvmnt of Implicate $331 44 . addition to Duplicate 46 10 $121 64 Cr. Ily r xoti era t Ions f 1 64 work done by ta Tables. U54 14 " amount paid llrnnis Hrawley on Order No. 43. 46 00 nmonnt paid H. A. McPike Tor publishing statement (part). 3 7. Ord-rs paid, Nos 1.4,6,8,7.... 83 M pronate to .i.mn wrantey. j Supervisor's time, 81 day's at ?i.w l"vr .my " 7 days for team nt 3 per flay. . . " John Hanlon, 14 days at f'l.lO per clay..... - Jarnos Hanlon, 7 clays at $1.10 por day ; faro to chershnra. two trips, ps;. lug nn Order No. 43 to I'snis Drawley, and again to lift Road Order finding Dnplieate Hook Balanco dno Sn ervlsor, 47X5 VI 00 15 40 7 70 ITS 25 430 81 0 20 :Damel BrHK, Supervisor, Da. To nmonnt of Duplicate , Or. d305 08 15y work done by taiablcs t22 ?i " exonoratlons cash to John Pomrherty.. 4 W m. Dawson for 518 lt- Intnber rtook and probate David Lurk for 024 ft. plank... Daniel :. Ifurk and Dean liurk, one day each " ea?h paid Order No, 2 to DanT Durk " " outstanding Order No. 52.. " " H. A. McPike Tor pub lishing statement (part) u team 2 nays at 3 per day 4 hands, 1 day, at 41.10 each.... Supervisee 's time, 65 days, at tUiOperday Balance du Supervisor 11 12 6 ia 60 est 220 49 43 160 8 75 8 00 4 40 62 50 401 08 . zr, 8 We, the undersigned, Co certify that we have carefully audited the necoiinis urNmi.ll AMoN mi. I Iianiki. HtiKX. Supervisors, and tlud them as above stated; DAVID TOWN. ) v."M. CIIHI I V. I Auditors, JOHN Dtt-VDLKY, ) June 1Y, 13T0.-Ut. Life, GROWTH, Beauty. LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER. , LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER. ! i Tot a Bje; makes harsh hntr oft and silky; I cleanses the scalp Trom all Impurities, causing the hair to grow where It has fallen off or be come thin. Can be applied by the hand, as it does not 6tain the skin or soil the finest linen. As a Hair Dressing it Is tho most perfect the wbrld has J ever produced. The hair is renovated and j strengthened, and the natural color restored without the application of mineral substances. Since the Introduction of this truly valuable preparation Into this coimtrv, it ba bon the wonder and admiration of ail classes; as it has proved to be the only article l hut will ab-li:te-ly. without deception, r.ftnre rav hair to Its orbjrlnnl Color, health, xtrtne, lustre and beau ty, and produce hairoti bald headsof its origin- Ul VMIvll. 1 ", n oil': .Tenor. This ticaurlful and fragrantly perfumed arti cle is coiaplete within Itself, no washiuir or pri paration before or after its use, or accompani ment of any kind. Iieing required to obtain these desiruble results. HERE IS TIIE PROOF OF ITS Superior EXCELLENCE Head thl Unme CcrtWeair. trstifml in t,v -fvird Ii. Uattioun, nne. nf tlif. ni.wf romjirbvif lruqyiKts nml i-hrmtri f Philadelphia i man u himc veravitu none mn doubt t T nm happy to add my testimony to tiib irrrat value of the "Loudon Hair fl.or irsforcr," 'hieh restored niy hair to Its original oohu, and the hue nnncar to bo perman. nt. I nm 8iitiIiod that this preparation la nolhinir like a dye, but opr'iaiea upon the secretions. Il Is also a beautiful hair dieslng- and promotes the S-rowth. I purchased the tl i st bottle irom Kd ward li. Oarrlirues. drtlgirls?. Tenth and dates streets, who can also testify my huir was quite gray when 1 commenced iis iir.e. Mns. Mu.r.EK, No. 730 North Ninth street, Phlla. Pit. Pwavne & Ss.-Iirirrtcd Triend: I bnve the honor to inform you that a lady of ray acquaintance, Mrs. Miller, is delighted with the successor your " lmihm Hair i'Urr llrtrrr." Her hair was falling rapidly, and quite irray. The cedor has been restored, the falling off en tirely stopped, and a new growth of hair is the result. E. II. Uakkioxes. Druggist, corner Tenth and Contcs, Thfla. BOSTON TESTIMONY. Jrr.T 25o, 1871 Dn. Swatse Son: Ijtst winter, while in Trenton, N. J., I procured six bottles Of "lIMION IIA1H COUIK ItKSTDHEK," whien I like Very mtich, in fact better than any thing I have used in the Inst, nine vcars. If you please, send me one dozen bottles Ct O. P.. care or W. 8. Fogler & Son, Druggists, 723 Tremont street, Itost.m. Hcspectrully. yours. Atik Baker. NOi 50 Rutland .Square. "Lontion ma in Oot-on Ukstorfk asp Prkss ino," Iihf -..m.l l. lv'i estored mr hair to itsorl ginul color and youilirul beauty, and caused a rapid and luxuriant growth. Mks. Asjoe Morris), No. 610 North Seventh street, Phils. Pn. PAI.TON. of Philadelphia, savs or it : Tho "Donhon IIaik Ciil-oicIltcsT.iREK'' is used very extensively among my paii'-nts and friends, as we ll its by myself. 1 therelore speak from ex perlenco. 75 Cents per Bottle 6 Bottles, $4. IT your druggist or storekeeper does not have It, we will forward to auv address on re -i-ipt of price. Address orders to On. SWA YM U A SON North Plxth street, Philadelphia, Pa., Sole Proprietors. SOLD BY ALL DRUCCISTS. TIIUJUXGS. CONSUMPTION This distressing r.nd dnnrrotia eomphiint and lis premonitory symptoms neglected coughs, nig ht-swents, honrscness. wasting Ib-s'u fe-ver pcrmnnentlv e-ured bv 'ln-ttr fsnnyiie'H t .iniponnd Sj-rap r v lt t'herry.'" UiiONCl 1 1 1'l S a prcmonitor of pul'monary CitiMimpt io:i Is characteriz-ed tiy catarrh or inthimniMl ion oT the miieug membrane or the air pastoges, with cough and cxpeetori.tion, sinirt bre ath, hoarseness and pains in the chest. For nil bronchial alTcclionSj sore throat, loss ot volet, ctt:l'.t., COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD IHERRY ISA SOVKUEIGX ltr.MKDY. nr.MMomttiAr.ij. or SPfrtiNO eir Ttiion. may proce.-d from the larynx, trnchiu, broocdiia or lungs, and nrisi's from various cause, as undue -x-rton. 'plethora, or '. I ulliicss of the vessels., weak lungs, overstraining of the voice, sup pressed evacuation, obstruction of llic'spleen or liver, etc. Dr. Stvaync's Compound Syrup vf fl'iitl Chrrry strikes ot the root of dist-ase by purifying the blood, rest in-i tig lheli ver and kidneys to bin I thy action, in vigiiruting the nervous system. Tho only Mutidnrd remedy for hemorrhage, bron.-hinl and pulmonary complaint. Con sumptiv.'s, r t host predisposed to Weak lungs, fliould not fail to unu this groat vegetable rem edy. It has a ronrvclous power, not nnlvnvi r con sumption, but wvercvery chronic disease where a gra lilul filti ralive nci lion Is iie de.l. Cnder lis influence the coimi'li i loosened, the niirht sweats diminished, the pn'n subsides, the pulse re-turns tei its iiHturnl stamlaril, t he stomach is improved in its power to dig -st and assimilate tlie food, aud every nriwn has it purer and bet terqimlity ot blood supplied to it. out ol' which new recreative and plastic material is made. rmci:, $10 isottks, If your drugertat or storeke eper lines tmt have It, we will forward a ball' dozen to any address, frclyhl ptiiiL, on rece ipt eif prie. ritr.rAiitu only bt DR. SVAYNE t SON, JVo. 330 orlli Saxlli t.. I'lillftetelptiin. HuLl BT Abl. I'ROMtNEST DKCGOISTS, ITCHING WLlvS! PILES, PILES, ITCSIIKG PILES, POSIT1VKI.Y Cl'HF.I) 1JY TtlE USE Or SWAYNE'S OINTiV.EWT. Homo Testimony. T was sorely afflicted with one of the most distressing of" all diseases, TVnrffM or I'ntriijo, or more comnionly known as f.'citiifl pil. s. "1'he itching nt times was u I most intolerable, in censed by scratching, and not unf rcqtieiitly beca tne quite sore. 1 bought u box of Sicnyiie (i.nlitirnl ; lu. use ga e quick relief, and in a short time made a pe rfect cure. I can now sleep undisturbed, and I would advise all who are suffering with thl distressing complaint to proeiire .Strnjiit's Otiidarnf at one'.'. I had t rie-d prescriptions almost tnnuin. ruble, without finding any permanent c-lie-f. Joskpii V. CtittiST. fFti-m o' Hoodei A e hrlt. Boot and Shoe House, su North 21 st., Phlla. sxcirvT ri.i3iVii:s$ : SWVSK'S At.lllE.M.IXO tlCTMK!WT i also a specific for Tkttkh, Itch. Salt Iciirpm. Si ai.o Heap. Krvsipki.as. P.aruku lrc:H. ISiitchks. AM. !S.'AI.Y, t!KlPTY, Cl'TANMU S Kllt l'Tl.tNS. Perrectlv safe and burmless, even on the nmt tender inrant. Pi ice ri cents. tii.T box.-s. .'.oO. &;il hu mail to any addres oil receipt prie-e. Sold by aix Leadio D ic.joist. Prepuiel only by DR. SWAYNE & GON, 33f Xorth fiucih St., rftilafMphia, Solo Proprietors and Matitt facturors of S WAYNE'S PANACEA! Celebr.it ed all over the? world for its rcmarka l le cures of Serol ul.i, Mere-urial ami ISyphiiiti'j Ooniplalnts, and in ens. s wh-re ?yohilitl: vtruS of the parent causes aili'Vci.i.inirnt of Syphilis or ecr.il ula lu tlie child, nothing liascver provea j so i-ffectul In romtdetely er.idieuting every vestige of these dangerous complaitit. aud ull diseases arising from IMPUNITY OF THE QLOOD. I Describe symptoms In all e-orn'Otinications, rt'el andre letters to Dl SWAVNKA SN, , Philadelphia. No charge f.ir advice. Hent iiv ! I-x press tei anv adrtre-ss ou receipt of price I.uO a bottle I 3 bottles, tS.Gu. 1.8 lU.-ly. j ALL-WOOL Flannels, "rE take plfsttre In snnonnclns to the pnhlte that the WfHM.KN M ltd. recent lv owned by Messrs. 1 . M . Jo .es ft. Son and latelv lnrnght ! ns, hi len thoroughly refitted throuicheut t'j adding WW WWNM AM) STLM TOWER, and by cn1aglng our buildings. We have spared n. rtKnse to fit up onr Mill with the best of ma chinery, and cn confidently reeotnmond ,nr Muieres, Flannels. Blanket.. ft.c, as being eqaal in style and finish to any brought from the East ern markets. Oar goodi are guaracteed ALL WOOL, and No Shoddy or Cotton used In any shape. Onr price are " T4ii' Cont. Lowei THiX EVER HE FOR OFFERED. cusxoi; WORK entrusted to ns will receive special attention, ami at prices to suit the times. "Ask yonr merchant fur 1'b.mshurg Cassl mercs. atid if he has nnno tend to us lor sample by mail, or call at oar Mill. TERMS-CASH. Goods J:.rchattffetl for Wool, Ebensburg" Woolen Co. Kbensbnrg, Jane 9, l?:J.tf. rWHARDWARE I . II POCKET KNlVE3iJ - K nivpt. FnrV Snoont. SCISSORS. Xt9, SHOVELS, t-- a r uikmctt bill Q I 3 CARPENTERS'. BLACK- Or VO SMITHS' A6RtCUL-Z0 ' -v-. - s 1 RGBES et MANTEATJX. MADASME LAB0r.DE, II K I'AMS, IVo. J0 IVlntlt Street, riTTsnvnair, im., HcFpectfu'ly polielts your orders for dress making. Perfection (u cutting and fitting. , Paris Fashion Papers containing the latest styles and fashions received rt-guluilr. March 10, lTTH.jta. "DOXXKIl 110 US K, LORKTTO, I'A. naving lust ctunjileteel 1 yt- an. I furnished this eointimdinns &'JlL and cleuaiit hotel, the sul srriherf, Jr-1?r!k Tt-spectrnlly solicits lrin the pub-Eviiiiiii-lic in general an 1 summer visitors ' '-' -In particular a tair share of pal runage. The house Is supplied with all modern impruvements, and linl a line ten-piii oilcy attached, ns well as a'-nn-clant provisions Iur t he npeommodatlnn and amnse. iiictit.it all who may Irtrorlhe house with their curtoin. Terms only $13 per er. Please give me a call. W.ffs. BONN tit. Liretto, May 13. lS76.-tf. J.VTV 1 V1 AVOOD PdSscs'i-s a much greater power In restoring to hiT.lthy state the mucus tm-inl-rane or the ure'hra thsn either enbebs or copaiba. It never produces slekn.-ss and is certain and speedy In Us acil.m. 11 Is fast sujwrsedmg ctcrv c her remedy. Sixty cnpsiiU-s cure in sis or elglil dnvs. No other Med icine can .In this. Immlti Krr. ,t C-S Soft ("if,tri . eonlui.iivii lolf Siii b-lifl- ld ft ..;r D ti j si . .trt for Hi rnf.ir, or srud f , itnii 37 H',i.f r SVrrt Air l'oi l;,fo r one. (4-s.-m A DM1 N 1ST R A TO ii S NOTI C K. C- I'slatc ol'.Iitl-ll II Kltse HKbt.. dee-M. Tfntt-w is hereby given that letters o! a.imlu.s tratlxn, nun fcr j-.,, ,utur-., i,i tlm -;:ite nf Joseph HerS'-heM. late .r Carroll township, de ceaseil. have been erMii:-il to the uiidersurned. All persons Indebtesl to s.ild estates are lmtin-'d tomake prompt payment . and t hesc harlngelalms acAinst it arc re-qnestcd to present the same duly authenticatc-d fur settlement !I1H KLIIKKSI'!1U.U1 ,. , .1 acois y i; e . i.k Y j I Aln' Carroll'Twji., June Z. l676.-t. Boyd & Gamble, And Superintendents I Cermania Crnk Ci Ildlr.g, Comer Wood and Diamond .SI., 2-3. riTTSBUKOIT, lY. ly. njxKcuToirs xotioe! - Kstate of ANTHONY Meiltt.FR. .lec'.l. lA-tters testamentary or t lie c-Matr ..I Anth ry Mohlcr. late of Itarr town. -hi p. atnbria nmn'r, deceased, have been er;u-.,e,t to t!i nnde rslgnedj residing in said lownshl;., to whom nil i-rni in debted to said estate ar n-queMed to make iin inediate payment, mm th..s Imring claims will present them properly nut Item icaled ..r settlw ment. JOll . SoiSSONtt Sr., I . J..1A MtMII.KU, Executors. Barr Twp., June i, ls78.-jt. Fairbanks' Standard SCALES Of all kin-Is. Be careful to bur n!y the ueniiine. A Is... Baicgaice .iurr.iw. U ur.-linusi- Trucks, iin- iroved -M.iney Drawers. Ctrecrs r'ixtnres. &c. Sr..les IEenatrcd promptlv, FA lit BAN lis. MOKSK fc. CO.. (.3 31.-3m.J 4S Wocal Str- et, Pittsburgh. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The tin lersiifi!"l Auditor, npioiiite.l hy the Court of Common Picas of Cambria connty to dls-" tribute the money In the banns of tJeorge c. K. Xnl.m, ssslgiii-e ol C. and A. J. Griswold. as sliov.n by his first und partial account, notifies all persons interested thai he wlil attend to the .lo tus of said appatutinent, at bis nthce in ttiens burg. on FicihaY. the th day ol .IrLY. lK7.h.-n and where ali p-irUes may attend If they thiuk proper. AI.VIN l.VA.VS, Aadltor. KbcnshUrg, June 6, 1870.-31. AD M I X I ST U A T I O X NOTICE. Kstareof ItiCHAnn Sanufksos, rlec'.t. I'tte-rs eiradiiiinlstrntii.n on thees'ateor Hlrh ard Sanderson, lain or tVinemangh lsriiuich. le Ccasedi having been granted o the nndersignNt, all pcrsoin Indebted to said etate are requested to mnke pmlnpt pa incut and t ho.".- having claims avatpst the Same will present them prnterly u thenlicated lor gottl.-m-nt. J. 11. 1II1K, Administrator. Jones, 1878. -6t. D 1SSOLUTIOX OF r.AHTXEIl- SHU. NTotict Is hetebv tliveli that the partnership cxh-img betwee n A.tt. Fi.tMtr an.i William K. Johahon in the Inmlicriiig lu. infss was dliK-c.i by mn.urtl eonsin ontlu '!I eiay of May last. Tlie lniiiips of the late hru will b f-u!ed by A. C. Flnnev. A.'C.FIN'NKY. May ls79.3t. W.M. F. JOKN.ON. cjisiwst rjui'r Tsi-tu THOS. VVICHTMAH & CO.. 43 ot Street WINDOW GLASS. l.OTTt.Ks & VIAl.fs of all kinds. Onlers prompt ly executed, ejetour price snd clrcu'mrS before buying Unalitv nn- burpasscu. ASOHITEOTI Has rcluru;d Trota F.urpc. irrit-t:-9e 111211 avcsve, iS-13.-3m. rirT-iBTJUOH, PA. ij.A ii.M:.ii., U:ie Dollar A- iuvcs:ed iu 1'iristJreen at Huutler's llrdrrro Mre. KtH-nslievg. will save one bin dred dnilHr" or nw-r.. lo -iiv cne who plants polo ties cxle-nitri I v. Pii; irwn Is the onlv thpig. thai w:'; ki:i t..w li.isnuj uut injure the potaXwi, Way 1, ls.O.-lia, i v saved.
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