. ril US. tS77.
, jj - - - ,
"nul the ""'' Place.
, V'" ... ,. a utile Murphy in
, . ht in tbe morning is next
''"v.. f,r t,ie h'g 8,r th'y
i':r,: "iV aut bere are potatoes
V: fo'ftn abundant yield of
:ri;XHHUon credit don't
' ": li-i-h store.
M': ':,,f ' rri,1,s Ktgll,lm8
't' ,.'ViMll.lu'S. , ,
-te ' ,.i, be cracked two weeks
v-v ra:ule OI,lT by
v;,i' 'i irt Pittsburg.
;? -4 ,. ml, store mid price Ida
rv0,,'.?;.;i,ofirtli..r.
. I" 7 t tl,y ,h0 largest
: lvC" i, ivp la-en crowded out
fwik-u wftild brook node
is the latest, freak of na-
it-M.i'V of COopersu.no, luis
. e tlie Mountain House in
SO g t lUM 1 1 opriug
'' .4 '-ut
x'- :,IxjU- Made from tbe bent
from LloyiUvllla to
x iiiTics in lei'gih, is to be
... i.
.-ii'.
I"--.ici
t: a-1
-i
-A
1 p- r
'-v"'-!'-iMi know their Imslness,
t;..-l.nr.Mi.
'fi,;,;.-1.r.iml, of Taylor town-
Sinii.i.-iv ltiKt front wiiai in
s:na'il-pox. ,, ,, ,
,,a,.r,-;ii misfortune If all who
,1 , 0; c 'be Peerless Navy
. ..'it "t 'tlilK 1 Nil LIMW-VW,
' ri,"m he i . f the Murphy pledges
?r' ,, 1.- sacredly kept, for life
r.".. ji!.nT Wilmore. this eonnty.
: .' il-.ul-liead advertisement
''. ',,.' :i I biotbcr publishers.
? ' -v'.".il p i'r, von uiav rest assured.
,":, lr .f Mr.'. I. W.. Tones, of Al-'T,-
ji V v K-a'.ded. on Friday last, by
' ' J-,iJi"if I". i cort'ee on her arm and
. v r'.- Tciiic Tobarco. made
A ':' K.i t i t. ia bMrotulnjs very
, .u t'.. ! wlii nuaersrauu lueir
T,-t G:i. H'int'.nsd.-n county. Is the
,..., ) ,t a n' liool tiirectresa In tbe
r M. W. C. Kiilm, t-hosen at tbe
. np the ship. Pr. Bull's
, --r.i sua v "lire you, na it has done
; w-i,;tie, and tan never barm.
- :1s.
. ,!,s:i,'i.Ty la operation In this
?4 piv-f-.t tune, Mr. Joseph Oeia,
, ! ; .Mil.ir. Us Ting recently re
:'!: ;lsili.,.
.-. ; M- K'roy ant Samnel U.
, :.! nt.poinieil posttnastei s
. r f -,n Forga arid Cole's Burn-
i .: j '.n ciitn.t y.
.-. l':-:-.v.vf :uly paid a visit to
:i 'th i f"v 5ayH ai?". and whil
n : u l il-.t-il vury uuexpecteilly
-. '. iii' laot.
. f .:.'en or sixteen years
.- J' ,; :l'R!:f) ill AltOOIIl 8'Ur-
- ; r a i.eailv state of iutox
M:irphv ?
,,!. re.v few families in
.. . i . ..im'.:. -a !t vi Lich are not at
- - .-'. :i''n one or more casea of
' .-r .? y.t i i'l sore Throat.
t . .r.V'nl t . :.;i?:?r; yoir residence
.i . ? kiuI j-ii.ou, .lon't fail to no-
:' t.ii-'. s tl:at ihere may lie no
i -.. .. il.e ijr'.iverv if your paper.
.'. r, :i r in iy;.e fjoiin "IlwhRoy
i. cy-.! Mjetry from the same
..-.i.ii-r- if n over until next week,
V" i5 .:'; i :c in tlm prenent insue.
vi'f. U) lie ::l rt ((ions in hones of
i ..c. ihe F. Irti'.uirtt Herald say a
i .i.'.'it line i . t.-oii iii ril'teen eekiii
:;i ;1.ut iui;t succeeds in bin
F';-r.'.r t:i:i)1!tm, ore bund rerl and
i '.,-ri g.T f irs, two mail ears and
'!? an.! ! !i.rr v-i!iree freight and
!! the Altootia shops
-I' .'rC i;T.T Agricultural Associa
' ;,.ii'-u Mia initiatory steps
: ; l-rr in L.-!l le!iglit jrovi
- ..'"fi -1:. LVU. .! '.'H'b ilays of Sep-
. s: i ! .idirsbnrir.
' i' ... i t J ,.!i !:tov ii, has .Just
' i ,i I l --nr. I'm "picture exhttiit
. :,..v :lv aiul H. Hiiilen
l. received a pi mil .tr rijjht
.-i..i.a..l r-ike.
-" i.i !)-) ,:m aimht to say now
r work. ought to Iks knocked
f'l-rx.iiraml k"pt tbere until well,
""i.;!i:j to a.l-nit that water work
; u i.ii!; t tires.
V ' t! V I: t i -.ir w ere completely de
,::1 f-ver.il oilivrs thrown from
i t h fr'lulit wreck near Summer
"''f'.;l:iy l-.-yi-.i 'at. Tlie Mail Train
Lille -Ai,. 1 -ilu.iir lun liiira
J - v- .-- -
;'r.iM. v tt Mr. ITiyes intends to
" itiaiterof nia'titig ciianges
ihiHi j r-iiiks of Ins partT,
'iiii-ii in. iv :nt wcil haiis his harp
-'. iimi t ! aiiii.jj of his chicken
A-t t.. t r i-outiarv not wilhstaud-
-r.i
in.;
1 if'.n.c ".
, f ist-rs, aged respective
' errs, ami a healthy
:i -v. Mtree vearsold.are
" '' ".':i:n Ii'.iiims in reHjiectable fa ni
''.rMnr i.uiiciilarn apply to Mr.
. . st.-wai i ..t Caui'.iria couuty poor
'. 'r.r, .!.. f rie:d John Doyle, Esq.,
' i'." '""" '"i diiemiay last, n ino
. I. .L liiist,,,,, K,., ailmit'etl to
"' " " ' l v M,r' "vral Courts
IK..1 not l tohi that
"""''l-ral
'Mj.
I'hi
Min- f.ll in this vicinitv
n "l T"i.-,iay !ant, hut it was not
K'"'lll,l !, t,,r.. it ,.,l..u.l it.If
''l'- 'iU;lt;'-'''-ai.!e of hIiihIi. Hence
'a..',1?." r"'",VH'l 'y tbe Johnstown
":i , "'eiehmg up bete was
r.-o
' t: Martin.
i: Vi "r 1:'11 has com lmie.i to iIh-t-'i
. "" "lx t'liHumrs to the pent ten
;::,", 0"'xlL.,,",'k- As he never hai any
hh'' "'"i to that institution
"e "in.. i.l; ... ...
H.,ir urt'eii, iihoi eourse couiu
3
fas run over
, ' -rr,.l tl.o.l,,,, milU M,
I laker was n.
"lM' H i'"' ""nr "a'h'y'a water station
" "i-ni ' is: S't'urilay niornine, and
- " inn r i i n 1
ir
Jlll I lib I 1 ... .
t(, i.in;v ami ins entrails,
tv,,; ,:"'"-',e! -xi,,,,,, thetrat k for a
' u;t an, . So Bays the Altootia
--i,'.'" ? '"'h-trio who Fum time
i!i".f"" '" "'Tiiiip patent fluting
; .ii-.,V,H"X "f '""aria township,
ro ulJ'l," '"""y neeiel just now
i-u w ",a" 'our s-irreptitioiia in
lut vi,.iX ,lM':,l ' I"t iii an apear
4ti..,l ere many mora tuooua
! iirr.1' in M"! v,r f officers cha
Mmi. i l 'iip at ihe recent elec
"T,t;T v " three weeks ago, we
! "IW name of JJeunia
',f li"i'i '" ?''l,l,is O'Donnell, the
. "mhii for supervisor sev
"t or
"o hundred votes cast on
was looking at
'n t,. r
':(-; . '"B t'f .Tas, J Murphy, 109
K - . a, ', ""ift" "f making a pur-
i;iv . . "iiiiimh. a new biiiii
mi inn vonnsr man
'ltl.. .LI ,
miig utiles niej
The Altoonsi Cfo? savs that eggs are ;
gradually adranring. Tf ihat.he so ihey will ;
donblless find U,ir wy out lefore Easter. j
Itepot Master Butler, the gentieman who 1
poi.dncted tbe Murphy meeting in this place
on Thursday night of last week, and who in
early ilfe followed the sea for several years,
is tbe possessor of a roamin nose that is to
say, a nose that lias roamed no less than four
times around the world with the worthy ;
own er thereof itnmeriiatelyiti rear. i
There are no less than two thousand I
seven hundred and fifty languages in exist'
enoe and yet scarcely one of them affords a
word sufficiently expressive to do full justice 1
to the customers and superh stock of goods
now on exhibition and sold at Ihe popular
cheap store of Godfrey Wolff, next door to
post-office Altoona, where better bargains
can he obtained tba i were ever trotted out at
an auction.
Mr. .John II. Moore, of Altoona, so long
and favorahly known as tbe matchless
'match mail," who for many years visited
all portions of this and neighboring counties
with his peddling wagon, prepared at all
times to supply the merchants thereof with
a large variety of notions, etc., lias relin
quished his business and removed to Kansas,
where we trust that a long and prosperous
career awaits him.
It is sweet to remember the davs of otfr
yon h, wl.e i ini-I the s'orms of Decern Iter
we froze last to the truth; but sweeter by
far and more fully enj tyi-d are the facts as
they are a'tont Myers & Lloyd, whose, stock
Is complete ami whose prices are low, and
who sell everything neat, at a speed that's
not slow, and deal with theirenstomers ftom
the very word go there aud buy your dry
goods and groceries.
The Courts of this county, tinlike those
of any other, we venture to say, in the Stale,
are presided over by three Johns Hon. John
Dean, President Judge, and Hons. John
Flanagan, and John D. Thomas, Associate
Judges. Tbere is another john, too well
known, alas ! as demijohn, that furnishes
the greater part of the criminal business
which these other Johns are from time to
time called upon to take cognizance, of.
On Tuesdav afternoon of hist week, a
little child of Mr. J. J. Davis, of West In
diaua, was an shockingly burned by its
clothes taking Are from a grate while the
other inmates were temporally absent, from
the houw that Its life is despaired of. In its
terror the uufortumirn child rushed into the
street, where a gentleman named Klmgeti
smiili succeeded in extinguishing tbe flames
after very severely burning his owu bands
in the effort.
Mr. John C. Unrke, of Washington
township, will offer at public sale, on Satur
day of next week, commencing at 1 o'clock,
p. m. , a lot of personal property consisting
of one horse, one stallion, one cow, two hogs,
one wagon, one buggy, farming utensils,
household furniture, potato a, etc. Also, at
the same Mme, his farm of 174 acres, with
improvements, will lm offered for sale, but if
not disposeii of will then lie for rent. See
posters for further particular.
We learn br a letter received a few days
j ago from Hon. James J. Thomas, one of the
memlters of Assemoly from this county, thar
owing to sickness he was unable to attend
the sessions of the Housn for two weeks pre
vious to Monday, the 5th instant. This will
account for any apparent neglect on the part
of Mr. Thomas in attending to his official
duties. He also informs us that Itoth him
self a;id his colleague, Mr. Downey, opposed
and voted against the Purion Digest swin
dle, which, we need scarcely say, redounds
greatly to their credit.
The 0-reoia Rn-eiUtt says that white some
men at Whitehead & Co.'a collieries, on
Goss Kim, were at work driving in a mon
key drift thrt other day, they came upon an
almost perfectly petrified stump having
threw distinct roots. All portions of the
Hilltop had Iteon entirely changed to stone,
axeppt a small portion of the center, which
still remained in its original sta'e. This
curiosity was found between five ami six
feet behtw the surface, and beneath the smut
through which the men were working, and
has, we are informed, lieen removed by Mr.
Whitehead to Huntingdon.
On Friday evening last, while reveral
parties were engaged in making tlmir pur
chases at the m-at market of Mr. Jus. Out
wald, in the basement of the Blair House, a
bullet suddenly crashed through one of the
panes of glass in the front window, anil after
passing in unpleasant, proximity, indeed
within three or four inches, of .M r. .Jolin iwc-
M mien's
on the ortrtosife side of tlie room. Whence
the hnllct came is a mystery, but as no re
port of a pistol or gun was heard at. the fine
the presumption is that it was thrown from
a gnm simg and either by accident or design
took the course already indicated. Who did
the mischief has not, we lielieve, and proba
bly never will be found out.
Two gentlemen from the norMi of the
comity visited the new jail on Wednesday
las', and while there concluded to try how it
would look to sport a pair of handcuffs, and
with this object in view each of them select
ed a set of "Jewelry" and inserting their
wrists therein ihe lock closed with a spring.
So far so good, but when our friends essayed
to get out of the ornaments they found to
their great cnargin that no one altoul the
jail had a key with which to unlock tbe
bracelets, aud the result was that they had
to march all the way tothe Court Honseand
Into the Sheriff's office, a distance of two
squares, liefore they could he relieved from
their unpleasant predicament. We could
gi rr the names of the t wo gentlemen but.
don't propose to do so, as they no doubt feel
cheap enough about it as it is.
The Johnstown DaV.v Tribune recently
entered On the fifth year of its existence,
with every prospect we hope for a long con
tinuance. It is needless to say that on polit
ical and not. a Tew o:her questions the Tri
6 1 tie and FitF.KMAV have lieen in the past
and are likelv toMie in the future as far apart
as the north "and south poles, but that, does
ot deter na from saying that the sprightly
lit'tle sheet in question is always welcomed
by ns and Ihe daily visitors to ourofhVe for
l-.s full telegraphic reports, a well as 'or its
home and general news, which is at all times
as complete and satisfactory under the man
agement of Geo. T. Swank, editor and pro
prietor, and Caspar W. E ilv. local scrilie,
as it could well bo made. There is no one
more sincere than "calf" McPike in wish
ing the Tribune a long life and an exceed
ingly prosjteroits one.
A lecherous scoundrel named Edward
Schrecongost has been committed to the In
diana con nt v jail charge with the infamous
crime of out raging the person of an orphan
girl named Kebecca Bennett, residing with
Mr. Geo. Gettys, near the village of Gettys
burg, in that county. Tbe offence is alleged
to have been committed on the night of the
25th nit., while Miss Bennett was on her
way home from church, and it isalleged that
five other parties not yet arrested were con
cerned in the hellish work. The outcries of
their victim alarmed the young fiends and
bronght other parties to her assistance in
time we presume to save her from all the
indignities that wonldotherwise hav. been
visited npon her. The Indiana Mrsvenffer,
from which we glean these facts, has lieen
informed that Schrecongost was imprisoned
in the Armstrong county jail not long since
for a like offence, bnt how lie escaped the
penitentiary ia more than we can toll.
Distort Of a Pictcrk. Two 'of the
most celebrated artiats the world haa ever t
known dwelt in the same city. One: de j
lighted in delineating Iteauty in all its graces
of tiut, form, and motion. His portraits ;
were instinct with the charm of physical -vigor.
The graceful, half-voluptuous out
line of form and feature harmonised with
delicately blended tints. On his canvas, the
homeliest faces had an almost irresistible
charm. The other found pleasure only in
depicting weird aud gloomy subjects. Above
all, did he excel in painting the portraits of
the dying. The agonizing death-throe, the
ghastly face and form, were all depicted with ;
marvelous fidelity. There existed between :
these artists tlie most intense dislike. At :
length this dislike culminated. The Iteauty- ,
loving artist had been engaged in painting
tlie portrait of a beautiful woman. Connois- '
seurs pronounced it- the most wonderful !
piece of art that had ever Iteen produced. !
His brother artist was jealous of his fame
ami sought revenge. By bribing the keeper '
of the studio he gained access to the picture '
each night. At riist he was content to only
deaden the brilliancy of the complexion and
eyes, efface tho bloom from cheek and lip !
and paint a shadow on eithercheek. Later, :
his strokes grew bolder and freer, and one i
morning the artist awoke to find the entire
Letter from California.
TCRfXCK, Stanislaus Co., Cal. I
March ft, 1S77. I
Dear Frkkmast I studied law onc.i, but I
never knew the menu lug and import of the
term grand larceny until lite llputiiean party
stole the highest office in thegtrtof the people.
Now I know what grand larceny means. If
the people can stand this swindle lean, as I am
out of politics at any ra' e.
In my two lus"t. letters I said something about
sunrise and sunset in California. Now please
irive me suace to sav something about the
issued out of the Court of Common tleasnf
Cambria connty and tome directed, there, will
be exposed to public sale, at the Co cat Hut'sa
in EBtNSuCKU, n
TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1877,
at 1 u'ocixk, P.M., the following real estate,
to wit :
Atx the right.tltil an-i interest of J. W. Orav,
or, in and to a piece or parcel of laud situate
In White township, Cambria county. Pa., ad-
grandest scene of all-rM.-o.iy.t- There
moonlight all over the worm, iii.v noi so mucn " " ,::"" , , , "
-- . . v. ... . . itoc. . vi ... ' , iini ii. . iili t-iiii
erected a two story plunk house and trsir.e sta-
r...Mr niu-hts in one rpnf: and three-fourths of "- wi.-uimi.; ot j. . uray. ana a
these furnish moonlight. I do not hesitate to j B?e"'"
0.... ,H..t l.rinl,.. m.i.l.l hui.irrli.ilhr.ri'l'ntin'lr . 1'tlIOIl UC 4.
m 111., ..a. ...... p. ... a... ..-'-- - - J
SHERifP's sales. ! Directors of the Poor
OF CA MB R I A CO UXI T,
IN ACCOUNT WITH SAID COUNTY
TT virtue of sundry writs of Frrid. ETTjton., j
as we have here. In this part of the Uolrten
State there are at least three hiindri ana nny
utter night half the time at any rate, it not
more.
When John Milton spoke of the moon he put
on airs aud said, "Until the moon, rising in
clouded majesty, iipiinrent queen of heaven,
unveiled her peerless light, snd o'er the dark.
steam ehmgle mill, now In tho occupancy of
Cummings. AIo, a piece or unreel
of hind situate in White lownsliin. Cambria
county, I"a adjoining lands or Charles Ittin
stead, containing five acres more or less, all
cleared, having thereon erected a two story
plunk house and frame sinl.lf.now tn the oc.-u-
pancy or Mrs. IlHllen. Iskon tn execution and
1'OK Tilt. 1KU It70.
Oil.
1"o amount f .-cetved from
Ed. Grew, fur one mare
John l'arrili. Tor two pig i
K.J. I'nrrish. F!c . "Canada itnumv"..
J. t. Strayer. Kq., Charllon estate....
Indiana county--...: ;
Wm. Slick. Jr., Judgment and Interest
Henry Itoycr, on Judgment
N. J. Vi-eidboff, El-, Treasurer
65 W
6 sr,
6 nu
lnoi
JV; ll
roa fifT-tiom rArri:w"i'
Amount brought up
J. A. t.te. cufiS'iMe fee
John l.vsatb. vmstsMe Tees
A. H hiitk constable r-e
Tln.ottiy L..vis. com-tab!.- fce
M. H. McLauKhltn. ooti-t hic Ics..
Patrick Kodtr-rs, constat. .e fc-3 . .
M rs. Cam. il.iwan-e ' -
Krnncis Hcljteiti. allowance.
Mi y S!ieh-n. sib-wance
Marsiret Hughes, allowance
p.va PfofT. allowance
Mnrtfarct Smith, allowance .
Kilen Smith, aintwaece. .
her stiver mantle threw." Robert Hums mere- I to be sttld at the 91111 of A. tl l isk & Co
ly savs, "The rising moon ttcgan to glower.
Itoth these remarks result lrom a stretch of
the Imagination, but what shall I say ahOut a
California lull moon, i-liining down through
skies clearer than those or Italy, and fairly
bloted with beauty ? The moonlight here is in
describable, but I can try my hand and pen in
informing yon how to make California moon-
llgll t. 1 HOIteil, 1 SIIOUIII UIIIIIC?"HIC V nnu r .
outline of the portrait changed. He could j you a specimen, hut the post-oltice laws dt not l
scarcely recognize in the emaciated form !
and haggard countenance the glowing con- !
ception he had emliodied. Tiie pallid face j
and expressionless eyes he had attributed lo !
a lack of genuineness in his materials; but i
when the outlines were changed he suspested
the cause and indignantly dismissed the
keeper. What, the revengeful artist marred
by a few rapid strokes of his skillful brush
waa only restored by years of patient indus
try. Reader, need we name the artists,
Health, who paints the flowers and "grassy
carpet no less than the human form divine.
allow the mail carriers to transport anything in
glass-ware. Now to tlie reccipe. Jake a nine
pane sastij with a pane of cU'iir glass in tnecen
ter, and the otlu r surrounding spaces filled
with stained glass of red. orange, blue, gren,
violet, purple, chrome mnl pink, and set it up so
that a clear noon-day sun c:'ii shine through,
while all is darkened around w:tb curtains,
then mix in some odd ends of rainbows, and
you will have a good imitation of our moon
light. Ii is, in tact a sombre littltt, mellowed
by stsrl glit, shaded by the pencil or Plutonian
darkness, causing all surrounding objects to
lonlr ullnw. wivrd Hud bewitched somewhat
similar to the li(iht that comes in through the
stained irlass windows of a deserted cathedral
Disease, the dreaded artist who revels i that was built on the Alps in the olden-time.
among the ruins Itoth of nature and humani
ty, mid Carelessness, the keeper to whom
Health often intrusts his portraits. And is
it not the lasauty of woman, the most admired
of all the works which adorn the studio of
Health, that Disease ofteuest seeks to mar?
The slightest stroke of his brush upon the
delicate organization leaves an imprint that
requires much skill and patience to efface.
Kesroration must be prompt. Carelessness
must lie dismissed. Iet. suffering women
beep the warning ere Disease has marred
their chief beauty "Health la-yond repar
ation. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
lias iteen used by thousands of these suffer
ers, and unanimous in their praise of its ex
cellence. If you would lie transformed from
tbe pallid, nervous invalid iuto a happy,
vigorous woman, try it.
DksTrtjctive Firt:. On last Wednesday
morning alotit. 2 o'clock, as Mr. Michael
Breckner, of this place was returning from
New Germany on horseback and wasjpass
ing down Main street opposite the extensive
hardware store of George Huntley, he lie
lleved from a strong smell of smoke perva
ding the atmosphere, tlrat tbere was a fire
in the building. He dismounted, walked to
the front door, and Indng satisfied tnat such
was the case promptly gave the alarm. In
a few minutes several of tbe residents in
Ihe neigh borhotd Were on the ground and
altout the time of their arrival a small flame
of fire was seen lo burst through the weather-boarding
next the alley way on the wes
tern side of the store room, only a short dis
tance altove the ground. In a few minutes
the fire engine was at the scene, and the
hose was attached to the nearest plug. The
source of the fire at that point was very dif
ficult to reach, and in a brief period the
window in that part of the room waa broken
in, and through it the hose poured a constant
stream of water. This was kept up for
nearly an hour, when tbe fire was extin
guished. The front door was then opened,
when the full extent of the damage could
lai seen. The destruction wa complete,
more so on the western sideof the room than
elsewhere. All the articles, many of much
value, in two show cases on the counters
were destroyed. In a word, for we cannot
go into details, tho room was a blackened,
charred and total wreck, showing that -the
fire had Iteer. in progress a very considerable
time before the alarm was given or the water
applied. Of course all the hardware has
Iteen badly damaged and much of it totally
destroyed. How the fire originated is a
mystery. It is very certain mat u was noi
'hin.a hiiilnt I mair i n a ion can hear the call
of departed spirits, and where tho shadow or
every pillar seems a veritable ghost. The
ghosts we have not, but in their place we have
a dismal little owl, whose call is not unlike that
of a panther, or a female voice suSdutd and
mellowed by distance; and this Is a goo d sub
stitute for the ghosts, that would otherwise be
tine ipia uon. Hundreds or these owls call the
live-long night, while the laughing moon rides
the heavenly road above us, with a race swollen
like a subject ot a protracted toothache, or the
cheeks it one over-fond it! lager beer, and
limbergcr cheese. Taken all in ail. a Colitttrnia
moonlight taexqasite, though indesi-r iimt.lo.
K'JB KUT.
TO
UXI) Bit THE VIOLETS.
THE MKMOftr OF MHS. KVIM.VI JOHNSTON,
l.ATE OF EBKSSHUKO.
By Prof. Kvatne B. Thorpe, Y. JC-, of Philad'a.
Her hands are cold her face Is white ,
No more her pulses come and go :
Her eyes areclosed to life and light ;
Fold the white vesture snow on snow
' And lay her where the violets blow.
Perhaps, beneath a graven stone.
To plead for tears from alien eyes;
Above her grave, the cross alone
ITociaiui that here a Christian lies.
In peace beneath the pea eel ul skies.
The mountain willow, with high limb,
Shall wheel its circling shadows round.
To make the scorching sunlight dim.
And gather greenness from the ground,
Aud drop i'.s leaves upou her mound.
When o'er the boughs the squirrels run.
And thro' ;he leaves tho rottius call
When, ripening tn the autumn sun.
The chestnuts and the acorns fall
Her eold remains are deaf to all.
For her the feathered choir shall sing
Its matins irom the branches high.
Anil every minstrel voice of spring
That tin-ills beneath the April sky
Shall greet her with the earliest cry.
When, turning in their dial track
Bast ward the lengthening shadows pa,
The little mourners clad in black
The crickets chirping thro" ihe grass,
Shull pipe for her a aolemu Mass.
Rest, loved one, in thy mountain grave;
(lud rest thy soul itb Hun In Heaveu.!
Thou st lml tied thro' life's stormy wave.
And now, all sin and sorrow sbnveu.
Eternal lite, we trust-, is given.
GALMTZtx, March 7, lrT7.
fr" ' j . j, if iJ, till -In i from the stove, as Mr. Council, the clerk,
head, imbedded itself in the all scarcely anv fire in it when
Trotjblf.somf. Chronic Disraskb.
There are multitudes of Ch'onicJ diacaaaa
which Iteact and afflict hundreds of our read
ers, which in a vast majority of cases, are
easilv within the reach of cure. The ciasa
embrace so many maladies that it were te
dious as well as useless to name most of them
Dropsy. Scrofula, Rheumatism, Old and
Stiiblstrn Ulcers and Fever Sorea; Neuralgia,
Head-aches, Contracted Limbs, all, or timst
of which are. by proper treatment, curable.
Consumption, Skin Diseases, Hwr w
I plaint, Chronic Diarrhoea, Piles and Fistula
make np anoiner cow, -i j
nnder tho improved method of medicine.
he closed up and went home- If tlie alarm
bad not been given by Mr. Breckner just
when it was, which brought the engine
promptly to the spot, the destruction of
properly on that, side of Main street would
have been fearful. Mr. Huntley estimates
his loss on store and building at from 516,000
to $18,000, which Is fully covered by insur
ance. In his sudden misfortune Mr. H. has
the sincere sympathy of our entire community.
XjRK.scoriA During the wliolo course of
our study and practice we have paid particu
lar at teu l ion to this old "German mode" of
detecting disease, and especially invite all
those laboring under any lingering disease
that, lias not la-en cured, because, perhaps,
the complaint was not properly understotid,
to send a vial of their vrine for examination,
and nave the necessary medicine sent them.
We wish it distinctly understood that this
"special" invitation is given those who have
suflii iently tried the remedies of their family
physician, and have failed lo obtain relief
at iiis baud.
If any others choose to apply we will give
them our best medical attention also, and
promise Ihcra relief in every case where a
reasonable hope can be entertained.
If we fail to detect the "morbid condi
tions," if any; or to determine the nature
of th disease, nr the organs affected, as the
lungs, liver, stomach, brain, kidneys, womb,
Set:., there shall la; no charge made.
Send us a vial of morning urine by express
(not by mail) with name, age, aud P. O. a l
dressof the patient, and we cau send the
necessary medicines.
Drs. Oldsiiue,
132 Grant St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
IN MEMORY OF MRS. R. L. JOHNSTON'.
The day of her life was a blessed day.
Hut the shadows of evening press'd.
The night that follows the day well spent.
And she peacefully sank to rest.
The day was bless'd by tho tenderest love,
That mother and wile can know ;
The evening watched with the teudereet oare
The faithliilesz could bestow.
And the sleep is sweet when the Savior called.
Her spirit rejoicing rose.
Wo humbly trust in His promia'd word,
To the regions ot blest repose.
When the same dear Iord in the days gone by
To her open door had tied.
How oft she had comforted, cared for Htm,
Hud given Him drink ami bread.
How of ten but belter the angal's pen
Should alone these deeds record ;
The charitios silent ly done for Him
Who alone is their sweet reward
Whogtveth the promise that such shall hoar
"Ye bless'd ot my Kat her Come":
Like i ray or light from the Heav ns above,
Xoa lonely aud darkeu'd home.
LlNKBT.
BI.itK A lI.OKEDMI.K.
Immense StoeU.
LOW PKICF.S.
We Irrite special attention to our extra
ordinary large stock of BLACK AND COL
ORED SILKS, which we are still enabled
"offer a. the EXTREME LOW PRICES
OF LAST SEASON. We have a full assort
ment of BLACK SILKS of all the best
makes in the market, which we warrant to
wear and giv satisfaction ; also. a'l'benew
dark and medium shades in PLAIN I 'JL
OII ED SILKS for Spring, from S!.2o ier
yard and upwards. These g hhIs i are extra
good value, and are unsurpassed for variety
and richness of colors. Samples aent by
mail on application.
IIUGUS Sc HACKE,
I'irih Ave. Jlnrltet .,
PITTS 111.' RO ff
OI1II I AK1.
ROLAND. Pied near the Summit on Tuesday,
March 0. 1877, a Hit a lung and painful Illness.
Ma icv E., wife of James Holatid, a fed about 40
years.
The subject of this notice was one of those gen
tle, amiable heinas whose death casta a gloom
over the community in which they live. An af
fectionate, loving wile, a tender, watch to I mother,
an exemplary practical aihalic. a woman who In
all her relations in lire, as wife, mother and
neighbor, could he found nothing but, the model
of a truly Christian woman ' Si .'io leaves a hus
band and six children to mourn her tarly death.
With a record fair In the Book of books,
lieath comelh not as a foe.
But. robed like an angel fair and bright.
Ho lsyeth the loved one low. M,
EASLY. Pied, in Carrolltown, on Sunday
nlaht, March 11. 18,7. of scarlet rrver. Thomas
KgAKf isct'B, infant son or James tj. and Joso
phioe Eas y, aged 7 months and L8 days.
How sad to soe the levari one go.
A mother's heart alone can tell,
An. I none hut her can fully know
llow hard It is to say farewell.
No mors the pleasant chifd Is seen,
To please the parent's eyo :
The gender plain, so fresh ana gresn.
Is in eternity.
GOVDOX. Pled, in Summerhlll township, on
Saturday, March 10, 1877. of small-pox. Simon,
youugest son of Air. John Ooudon. This Is the
secou.1 one of Mr. Ooudon's family that has died
with that horrid disease within the last few
weeks ;and two tnaro are said to be lying with it
at this time. M. W.
A rtns-AT PAPF.K. We have received the
flri nnmlr of th Philadelphia Weekly
Times the publication of which was com
menced on the 1st of tha month. If is
credit to jonrnalism and an honor to the
metropolis of the State. Da typography
could not lie excelled, and it whole apjtear
ance stamps It aa one of the foremost ot a irat
class paper in the. country. It ia edited
mith marked ability and the original arti
cles in which it abounds are aa interesting
as thev are well and ably written. It would
a, "difficult task to improve npon the
Weeklv Times, and Col. M'Cinredeservea the
higheat praise for hi enterprise in furnish
ing the public, with such a superior and ex
cellent newspaper. We trust it will meet
wiih nnbonnded success, and that tlie Coln-
L I CENSE NOTICE. Petitions for
Tavern Licenses have been filed in the
j office of tho Clerk of Quarter Sessions of Camhrja
county by Win. K chanis. or Jackson township,
; and Wm. Doubt, of 3d Ward. Johnstown borough,
j which said poliltoni will lie presented at an A rau-
nteni iuirt, to no neiu ai coensiiut-g, on jllks
UAY, tbe 3a day or Aran. next.
11. M'UOblAN, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Ebensburg, March 16, 1877.
"ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. All per-
sons are hereby notified t hat AxnsKW
Moses has executed' to me a aeeri of voluntary
assignment for tho benefit of his ered iters, and
;hat 1 have accepted said trust. Persons Indebt
ed to said Andrew Moses are required to pay tho
amount ot tho same over to mo. snd all persons
having claims agaiust him are requested to pre
sent their accounts to me. duly authenticated tor
settlement- JOHN 11. F1SUEK, Assignee.
Johnstown, March 1, 1877 -4t.
UdTtoU S NOTICE James C.
Mi'rhav r. Samuel F.Wike. No.
80, Maron Term, 1877. E. D.
The nmlersigne I, having been appointed Audi
tor to report distribution of tho money In tho hands
ot the Sheriff arising from the sale of the defend
ant's real estate, hereby gives notice that he will
sit at bis nfflce fn Ebensburg, on Fkiuav. March
anih. 1877. at 2 o'clock, r. lor the purpose ot
attending to tin duties of his said appointment,
a.1 whien time and Dlace all persons will present
i their claims, or be forever debarred from ooining
in on said fun I. J. v. liAhK,
March 7, 1877.-SU Auditor.
Aim, all the right, title and interest of Jnmes
E. Neason, of, itt and toa pb-ce or parcel of land j
situate in Clearfield township. Cambria county, i
Pa., adjoining lands of the estate of Thomas I
Adams, rtee'd, John Nensm !'c'd, and others. !
Containing 75 acres, more of less, about 3i acres
clenred. thereon erected n two story log house
and log barn, now in the occupancy of James I
fc,. jNcasnn. Alf. s:i theright. title mid interest
ot James K. Neason. of, in and toa piece or par
cel of land situate in Clearlleld township. Cam
bria county, P.i adjoining binds of John W.
Neason. Joseph linker, and others containing
40 acres, more or less, about 10 acres cleared ; in
possession of Jnmes R. Neason. Tnki-n in ex
ecution and to be Sold nt the suit of llennctt. J.
Sawyer, for ue of John Mellon.
A , all the riirht, title and interest of Uriah
Lloyd, of, in anil toa tract of timber land situ
ate in Chest township Cambria county. Pa., ad
joining lands of Stevens & Myers on the east,
L. Leu on thenorth, heirs of Nathanial Hughes,
dee'd, on the west, ami heirs of Jacob Ninrle,
dee'd, on the south, containing- Id!) acres, more
or less. Taken in execution and to be sold at
the suit or Win. M. Lloyd & Co., now for.use of
John MColgan, Thomas Davis, George Huntley,
F. H. Itat ker. A. A. U rker am J. A. Moore.
Also, nil tho right, title ami interest of Wil
liam Cole, of. fn and to a piece or puree! of latid
situate in Oirroll township. Cumin in county.
Pa., adjoining lands of Augustine Yost and
James Yost on the west, on the oiiih by John
Flick, on the east by Sylvester Ilyrnes, and on
Ihe north by James Katie, containing 170 acres,
more or less, abort IV) acres of which are
cleared, havinir thereon erected a !' story
plank house, a 1 tg hank barn, a twostory plank
blacksmith shop, and other out huilding-iioW
in the occupancy of William di; and a two
story log house and log stable, now in the oc
cupancy or Mrs. Elizabeth Cole. Taken in exe
cution and to be sold at t he suit ot K. L. tium
ble, for use or M. M. Marplc & Co.
Tkkms of Sale. One-third of the purchase
money to tie paid when the property ir knocked
down, and the remaining two-thirds upon con-
urmaiiou oi tnc uecu.
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, MhhcIi 12, 1S77.
""""" "... .
whirl, deer, research into its hidden power lie, win not forget to eua itaioug regu,r.j
l.ave brought to light. Dr. Keyser rT 12" to ibis office.
l-.,., Avvi.no Pittsburgh, naa inveaiig.vei.
these diseases as well as oi her obscure chronic
affection, which has enabled him to promise
I the Interest of Farmers. Yon
- . M . . tl t.a VV
a - i rvF uMi a i r"n. r mil i . cxi'. "
in Ilf7r;nwa ;
a mint whiiiftrr a cur i at all poxniMw ; in
Otnce is east ly reaouirn, i-- , . ; ,1,1a namr i
... ....i.i.i.i i.U tl, morn ngcars. in. risoment in tliia paper
linn ; u.f ate r. -t .he. adver-
office is easily reached, and persona desiring ' 'e n.la wtoer of the Knot Frnif
It la one of tlm oldest
m-Mliitaina. Ymi
calAlJgac ad jiar
toconsult unn, can iaan me 1.. i .ri- It!
most cases, ami return home the sam day. Fmi ami 'T'JJ'- "
Dr. Kev r i the proprietor of Dr. Keyser' Nnrser,s ,u
Lung Cure H, great remedy Tor Oousutnv sh-nld send at ' B m for
VT O STTPH THINO AS FAILURE
B. L. FAHSKSTWK'S l.fi HTRCP is tare and
speedy ear for Cenaamptioa.
We will refund the money If it does not do all
we claim for It. Trial alio, lb cents. Large site,
$1.00, equal to five small bottles. Sold by all deal
er. B.L. Fahnstock Si Co.. Prop'rs, Pittsburg.
"Having t- led B. L. F.ihnestook's Lung Syrup,
weenn safely eommnnd It ssan exaellent medicine,
and tor use among children It Is Invaluable, actlnf
Ilka a Charm." Kd. Plttalmrg Chris' isn Advu
care. (3-iB. 8m. I
SHERIFF'S SALES.
HY virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Erpon.
issued out or the Court or Common Pleas
of Cambria oounty and to me directed, there
will be exposed to ublics.tle,!at tho Hotel of
Conrad Kaab, in Johnstown, on
Saturday March, 3 1st, 1877,
at 1 o'clock p. m., the rollowibg real estate, to '
wit:
All the right, title, and interest, of John
Jones, or, in and to a lot or ground situate In
the Fourth ward of Johnstown borough. Cam
bria county. Pa., Trout ing on the east on Adams
street, and having lot of Johnstowi. School Dis
trict on the south, lot of John J. Trefts' heirs
on the west, and an alley on the north, having
thereon erected a two-story Houe and Stable,
now in the occupancy of John Jones. Taken
in execution and t-t he sold at the suit of John
Thomas tor use or M. W. Keini & Co.
Aii, All the right. title, and interest of John
Hubner, to wit, or. I n and to a lot of ground sit
uate in the Fourth ward or Johnstown bor
ough, Cambria county. Pa., fronting on Pine
stre?t. adjoining lot ol Jacob Horner, Jr.. on
the north, and lands of Jacob Horner, sr. dec ,
on the south, running back PJll feet toanallev.
having thereon erected a two-story Plank
House aud stable, now in the occupancy of
John Hubner. taken in execution nod to bo
sold at the snir of A I. drew (iick.
Tkhms or Salk.-One-third of the purchase
money to tie paid when the property is knocked
down, and the remaining two thirds on confir
mation or the deed.
JOHN UTAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's OClce, Ebensburg, March 12, 177.
UDITOIV3 NOTICE In tbe
matter of the first and partial account
ot Dwioht Joass, Assignee of Alii. Y. .Iowbs
and Geo. W. .Icnm, surviving partners or T. M.
Jowks &. Song.
7th March. 1877. John P. Linton appointed An
dltor to pass and decide on exceptions and make
distribution. lir the Court.
1 will attend to the duties or tho above apatint
ment. at the office of Geo. M. Reads, Eio, . In the
borough of Ebensburg, on Momi.it, ackii. art,
1877. nt 9 o'clock, a. m., when and where all par
oles Interested may at:vnd, or he debarred from
eomlnx in on said fund.
(3-18 -3t.) J NO. P. LINTON, Auditor.
ORP HANS" COUilT SalYi
HY virtue of an alias order of the Orphans Court
ol t'am'tria eountv, the nndorsigncd will oirt-r
at Public Sale, nt the Hotel of J. S. Kiel, In the
village of Portage,
On Saturday, March 31st, 1S77,
At o'clock, p. v., tho following described real
estate, or which Jamks J M'GornH died seixed,
to wit: A PIECE OR LOT OF G KOCN D situ
ate In the village of Portage. Washington town
ship. Catnbr'a county. Pa., adiolnlng lands of Wm.
McKenife, I. O. Caldwell, ain! others, containing
Foicrv Paacnas. more or less, having thereon
erected a cnn-and a-half story Flask HorsE.
Tkrmb of Sale One half of tho purchase mon
ey to be paid on confirmation of sale, and the bal
ance in twocqual annual payment, with interest,
to he secured ny mortgage and Ju.lgment bond of
the purchaser.
DANIEL ItOYLE.
VALENTINE CRAMER,
Executors of Jamks J. M'Oocoh, dee'd.
March B, 1877. St.
mcnsirruu or mi imi
BY order of the Orphans' Court ol Cam hi la coun
ty, tho undersigned Executrix of Wm. Laki
ir late or Cambria township. deCl. will offer
at public sate, at her residence on tho premises.
On Saturday, March 31st, 1S77,
at a trn oiu, i. m.,
ALL TIT T CERTAIN PIECE OF UNI) situ
ate in Cambria township a foresii id. adjoining lands
of Rennet. Williams, heirs or David Powell, and
others, containing altout terra. 40 Acres i(
which are cleared, having thereon erected a two
story I-ramk Hocsif, Loo Hakh and other out
buildlmrs. Trims or S a r.e. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid on con firm jii Ion of sale, and tho
balance In two equal annual payments, with in
terest, to be secured hv bond and "mortgage or the
purchaser. MARY J. LARIMER.
(3-0.-3t.) Executrix of Wm. Labimek. dee'd.
O'NEIL &F()GLK;
(Successors to Akers A U'.Xeil,)
Wholesale nntl lietail Dealers in
STATIONERY,
PAPF.K BAGS,
WRAPPING PAPER.
PRINTING PA PES,
POCKET HooKS,
BLANK HOOK?.
SCHOOL ROOKS,
TO HA CO f.
CIGARS.
ic, &c.. &C,
809 KnNt IStU Hti-eet,
ALTOONA, PA.
Highest cash prices paid for scrap paper, old
paper and rags. iS- -ltu.J
Orphans' Court Salei
"Y virtue of sn order of tho Orphans' Court or
I) Cambria county, the undersigne.l will otTurat
i'ubiic Sale, at the Court House in Ebcn-burg.
On Saturday, March 31st, 1S7 7,
At a o'cLttCK, p. m.. the following described real
estate of which Cath arise Toi. dii-d seized, to
wit: A PIECE OH LOT OF G ROl'ND situate
In tbe borough of Ebensbarg. Cambria county,
Pa., fronting 81 feet on Lloyd street and extend
ing hack 264 feet to Ogle street, adjoining Mary
Ann street on the east and Lot No. 143 on the west,
having thereon erected a twostory Fiiamk Hol es.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JAit'ES MYERS.
Adm'r of Cath a ui sg Todd, dee'd.
March , 1S77.-31.
BL.AIRSV1LLE LADIES' SEM
IVARV. Roriiitr ..r on
opened IsBUi ARr 1st. l77. liRtes lower than
most other Seminaries with equal advantAgesand
tncillilcs.
Hoarding, use oi room and furniture f 45.00
Tuition in English Branches, advanced :;o oo
" " preparatory.. 10 00
Light and fuel e.oo
Washing, plain pieces, per dosen (dresses
extra) &o
Stationery (copy-hooks, pens, ink, chalk)... 1.J0
Music. lo.. at usual rates.
Reduction made for daughters of Ministers.
Location easy of accts nnd very hoaltht
and pleasant. - Address, tor Oil 1 pArtlenlara.
iO -lm.J J. JEWETT PARKS. Principal.
frin a day at home,
V 1 - aui trrri free
oit.
By amount of orders oald
I Jos. Miller, Justice of the Peace. 1875 .1
Jan. Lvnc-h. diaging grave. o.d.t., ..
P. M. Woleslagle Jt Son. goods to out-
ditor pauper, !S73
Florist. Hmircll, boarding o. d. p.. 13.S.
G. C. K. Zahm, stating account tor
tieis, Foster A Quinn, tndso.. UTfl
M. L. Oaiuisii. uierchattdise
Myers i Lloyd, merchandise
Wm. J. Duck, merchandise
Pryce, Itaxter, Jones Co., mdse
Pryce, Itaxter. Jones i Co., cial
A. J. Christy, tticrcbaudise
A. J. Christ . sli ina Ics.
J- P. Thompson, nu-rel andise
Hums Schmucker. groceries
K. Roberts Jc Son. groceries
T. G. Stewart i Co.. groceries
David Evans, groceries
Henry Fritz, gr.icerics
Simmons & Co., tobacco
I Ibadiah R m se. 7 bushels wheat
Obailiah Hoese," 10 bushels rye
Pat'k Furren. 4(1 bushels wheat, 1S75. ..
Matthew Cinticry. curii, ls;6
M. J. Nnale. 41 barrels fl.tur
E C. Parrish. -.S' barrels flot:r
Hiuser Ac Son. :i0 barrels flour
C. Hit user A Son, bran and shoris
O. Hauser Si Soti. salt
Davis. Rvers Ac Co., tiarrcls flour...
Davis. Hj er & Co.. lumber
A. A. Darker A: Son, lumber-..
A-A. Barker ii Son. coal
Theresa Scanbm. butter and eggs
Daniel Davis, butter and egfc-s
John Noel, cabbsge
7j. Endri-ss Jt B.o., laid
James Cain, potatoes
John Mc.Mullen, 1 i barrels pickles. .. .
Alver AKers, 3," bushels tomattes
John liiioman. cider
James Myers, apples.
I. Lilly, apples
Joseph U utwald, beef
James Driskcl.', tieef
Adam Rudolph, beet
Peter O'Neill, beef
Griffith ic Jones, beef
D. II. Zahm. beer
Florence Willcbrandt. veal
George W. Gittings, pork
Martin Senders, pork
Iluith Griffin, pork
John J. D.jvis, pork
John E. Davis, pork
Daniel Davis, pork
John M. Hughes, pork
James Cunningham, pork and cttle. .
H. Haumer. clothing
Win. & T. Allen & Cm
1). O. Evans, tlioeinaking
Jones & Evans, smith worst
Francis Flick, smith work
Daniel Davis, 3 piirs
C. O'Neill. 2 head cattle
David Wolff, 1 cow o
John Ornw difference between horses
Henry Hartsock, difference bet'n '
I). II. Zhm, coal
Martin Campbell, coal
E. J. HniPphrcj-s, col
John Hamilton, coal
Iemmon & Murray, drugs and stal'ery
Jol.n Thomps.m. postage and box rent
Win. Mann, order book
H. A. McPike, printing
H. ti L. D. Woodruff, minting
G. T. Swank, print mg. u i ...
Robert Evans, 1 colons
Ridterl Evans, 1 doughtrHV
F. W. Hy Si Son. I coffee roaster
John Hatimtn. 1 lounge
A. Hiieshue, 1 clothes horse
John Tierney, ashes
Elastic Truss Co., 1 truss
.1. M niter, clover and timothy
John H. Roberts, insurance
E. H. Iselt. plaster
J. Dibcrt & Son. 1 plow and lisrJwa.e:
tieorire Huntley, hardware, etc
V. Luttriuger. tinware snd repairing.
Wm. Liizlngerj 3 t.av rapes
Win. Hyrou & Sons, carding wool
Evan J- Michaels, lithe- -; - -
Isidore Lilly, steward, salary
Henry Eberly. farmer
Daniel Ebcrly, larmcr-n;
Mary F. Farren. servant..
Mary Onslow, servant
Caroline Stevens, servant..
Pennsylvania Railroad Co-, trcitrht
J. A. Shoemaker, foundry repwlre . .
John I.. Stoi.gh. whitewashing
J. Q. A. Ilenshotl, wall paper
1 homns J. Davis, jrarpenter work
Henrv Taylor, carpenter work
Thonias Devereaux, mason work and
rye straw
Knur i- Jones, repair g lishtnlna rods.
M. M. O'Neill, repairing harness..
Moriran Humphreys, wagon repairs...
Dr. J. J. Oaf man. medical service?
Geo. W. Caiman. If .counsel tees
John P. Linton. Esl ., counsel fee
I'yrus Elder. Esq., counsel tees.
Mac-tin Sanders, surgery
D. D. Pryce, sutv-ry
Ansetru Wcakland, conveying pnupiTS
lo Poor Him!
Anselm Weakland, ox penses t o A I looua
Con veni ion P- H. i
Chns. Flick. expe:tees to convention...
Isidore Lillv,
Isidme Li ly, cash paid for sundries. ..
Is dore Lillv. lumber
Dr. J. H. Reed, DiAinottt Hospital
Atn't paid N. J. Fieidhoff. Eg., Treas
urer, by 1. Lilly, steward ...
Ain't paid N. J. Fi t Idhoff. Es., Treas
urer, by William Slick, Jr.. Judgment
and interest
Ain't paid N. J. Freldhoff, E-q., Treas
urer, bj- Henry B-tyer. jiidaiuent
FOR dlT IUHlK PAt'l'KHS.
Andrew Yeagley, M. I)
Alexander Tate. M. D
Joseph Shoemaker, boarding
Mrs. Smith, boarding
Mrs. J. Herre, boarding
Henry Von Alt. boarding
Fred. Schwaib rcr; boarding
John Smith, boarding
Henry FraZer, boarding
Patrick Kelly, boarding
Mrs. Kelly, boarding
Richard Nagle. board ii g.
Huith Dougherty, bouruil.g
Mary Zolncr, boarding
Hcm y McCresry, boarding
Emanuel James, boarding
Henry Foster, boarding
Caroii lnhv, hoarding
Wcjumorelaud Co. Almshouse, board g
Bl.iir County Almshouse, boarding
Overseer Poor, Indiana Co., boarding
Chai les Barnes, rent
John Swartxnian. rent
Mrs. Gutwald, rent
James L nch, r-nt. i
.lo(u.''h Freidhoff. rcnt...;.i
Mary Mackin, nurse "
lrs. Brown, nurse.
Elizabeth Ryckman, nurse
Catharine Wollord, nurse
Barbara Koates, nurse
E. D. Hinder, shoes : '
Charlea v. Luther, shoes.
J.J. Murtthy. clothing
David Creed, good..
P. M. Woleslag'.e & Son, goods
Jacob Wild, goods
Wm. I"dcgrave, goods
J.J. Weak la nd. coal
H. P. Freidhoff, coal
Joseph Heslop. coal
John Kiause, Directors bill
P.-nn'a Railroad Co.. trsnsMirti !.
t lLis. Flick, services and expenses
Jesse Patterson, services and expenses
Jesse Patterson, cash paid
Jesse Patterson, cash advance!
Jesse Patterson, paid P. R. R-, transp'n
Ansel in Wcakland, services..
Isidore Lilly, services
Isidore Lilly, paid P. R. R-, transport'.i
John Bloch, services
Mrs. John 'Jloch, services
Micuaci On inn, services.
J.din Rinehari. services
Cluirles Z.uiini rinan, scr ic. s --
L. A S. W. Davis, livery
King .V Jones, livery
J dili Stewart:, 1 ceftiu
J .hn Bioch. 13 fortius
tl. D. Pi ina Ii. 1 coitin
Emanuel James. " Collins
C'.ar es Oswnbl. I coffin
Joseph Hebe, 1 eotHn
F. J. Parrish. 1 coffin aud funeral
P. V. Cuetcr. 1 colhn
F. Arble, 1 coffin
J. R. Cooper, funeral expenses
John Lvsalh, funeral ex:eiises.
James Lynch, dinging 7 grave
John Wag:icr. tiiclng grave
J. Sternberger, dugtdg grave
J. H. Fisher, E"7 justice's fetrs
J. W. Condon. F.sq.. Ju-iiicc's fees
Ths. MKernan, Esq.. Justieo'a fees...
J. H. Fiske. E., justioc's Ks-s
H. Kinkead, Eq.. Just hie a fees
j E. J. Water. E-j.. Justice's fees
Wm. Flattery, E--"i.. Justice's fees
Charlies Itux'on, Ep. Justice's fees....
A. Walters. !Vq , jiistiw- fees
H. Scanlnn, E.i., Jusiicc's fees
; V. i. Parrish, Esq . Jusli-cs lees
J ohn Otx. E-q , just Ice's fees
S Juliu Itradv. Esq.. Justice s fc
J. Str8y-r, E-ij.. Justice's fees
i John T. Han Is. contittile fe -s
Robert Littinger. coiistald-- fee
Henry Varner, constattte fees.
J. B McCi-elgbi. ciis;ab'.e D-e4
P. R S nith. constable fee.
J. W. Gray, unstable fee
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li0S5 i Mrs. McBridc, allowance
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j Mrs- McFall. allowance
til.OSlVO j Jas. Davis and w ile, allowance
j Elizalx'th Ueplogle. allowance
I .Iriiii-s Sutton. Mil-tw.inre
Edward MoAtamany and wile, allow
ance - IS SI
Ileniy ll..er.alitiwaiice aotsi
Mr. I.st-niil. sllnsnmc ... I ild
Ed. McCulUrtigli, allowance '
Mrs. trDotiiieil. allowance. Kfl " 1
James Byrne, s'lowance 1-50
.Mis.Gaton. allowant'O SO
Mrs- Wit.-rs. allowance ! a
Mrs. Nun II. allowance 1" ()
Alex. Mc.Mullen, allowance.. . ; 18'H
John Newmyer. all twance I"
Mrs. O'itrien. allowance ; '-
Peggy Smith, allowance 10 -S
James Plu.ikett, nlluwst.ee 5 .H
R. Swincbart. allowance 6
H: .Mullen, allmoiiia- 4 "J
Mrs. Bat c:tr!et allowance '1
Mrs. ii laulter. allownro, it :. l
Mrs. T. McHreen. allowaf.ctl 6 ")
Rev. T. VMiiacyoc lor S. A. Sti.pl eus,
llowaoce 80 (')
Michael Extter, for Clirlstloa tiill, al
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STATEMENT.
Am't of orders psld by N.J. Freldnoff
Eta , Treasu.i-r
VrtilM WHICH llCtll'CT:
Orders lor cinttus prior to Jan.
1. 1S78 rs
Dixi.iout IL'Spttal l,5!'o 40
Lxcns'S attending Couvcti
lion 1. II. D.
Conieyiox . p. p. to House
Physicians. O. D. P
Counsel. O. D. 1'.
Monthly mIIow ucc.-s to G. D. P. 1.3?7 i-J
Out door rei.et, n-itt. boarding
; and nurses. O. 1. P
Coffins and I unci al t penses,
; O. D. P.
. Transportation and Directors.
j ft- at. services, O. D. P
I Livery, O. D. P ..
I JuMiceaiid Constable fees
! Lumber, masonry and carp'-n-I
ter woik, new buildings. Ac.
HO.UtlJ
37
21 05
31'.i S3
5 OJ
682 11
40
fli" 04
i; -i
2W Zi
197 J r, si9 S3
Net expenses of hous & farm for 5978. 3l2 W
1 1 K PORT of I. Lilly, 1.v. Slew-
-- ard of Caitibrla Otumy Poor House:
Stock in Farm 3 b trses, S cows. 41 cep, 7
hotrs, turkeys aud cbieketis-
1'Kntil'ns ! film- "5 tons Imv, 6'J0 bus!-e.s
oats, C0U liusliels car corn, S.VI buslieis poiat es.
Mo heads cabbage, ttccls, b-ati:, toinaK.es ."it;
parsnips. SO pounds wool, htio bus'ieis a.-po-s, 4ec,
Fakminu I vici.i.M tsi-s. One four itotsu
wagou, 1 curriage. 1 tiujrgy. 1 cut. h.ind-vert,
sleiMh. sled. :og t-h-d, ttirislimir .r.shme, mitw
imr machine, cider mill, g nin-drill, cmtuiir
boxi hy i-akc, bay fork. cuiti ator. 3 idonic hs, a
ha. rowbi 3 grain cradle. 5 se thes, Cakef, toi ks
bleu els. chains, aaes, saws, lioi-e. e sets Ii.ikm
gt-ar, 1 set buggy liern-s, 3 saddles, 1 fproor
w utron, -c,
IASL-rAcTfHFtl IS TIIE I SST ITI TI V - 12 "u.tr
rils Sot t Soup, IkfJ p-tuild iao. 12.5 g.t I ions -$!
butter. 8 bai rels cider. 210 quarts cuuned Itni.,
prcserxes, jillier, pitkles, A.C.; slaoglilered 1.
i.'HI pourds poi k, i O pounds veal aud otO oouttds
mill ton ; made up 51 sli irts, HI iIo-m s, 25 ni .tr .
37 clie.nlst-s. li pel I icoUls. l wiiliii n'j caps. I
si. roods, 10 p:iir overalls, o pili.iw s'tps, :v ;n!
lnws, 211 bheels. 8 ImlMi r, 11 ticks. 12 towel. 17
pairs mittens. W pair socks, 25 pmr slocking-.
infant's sb p, 12 child's dicsses ni.C l'j cl.ild
pelt'c .ats.
Articles on Hand -?.. pr.imds pdk. 1,11.
pounds bei-f. sS poop.i l;ii 1. 1J pounds tallow.
JO0 biisbelsfar Corn. "0 InislieN tints 10 to. shell
buckwheat, 20 tons Imys. :tt.i I nsnels pott .
I'M nuarls canned liinl,- btircl sot i m,-.;, t jj
pou. ids soap, 40 bushels r.pi'ii-s 4.1 gallons a, l !.'
tlUttei. V0 poll. IIS lolmiCO. O'J pioiints lea, i
pounds coKee, 75 pounds suur, 1? meu's 1..1 i
to s' coats, O0 v. 61-. ol tHir BtnM-s. 40 cups. 47
yards tn king. 50 yai ds iw icatttng, 5j ) m 1 1
carpel, "lti J a.-ds tlanoel in;loiit.!i'TurtJd 04.T. .r
the wool c.'tplieJ l.To and IS,5. 01. which Ineto
IS due (54 00 for uiuuuiiii'iuniiit: ftbntn I a.t
a latae lot f ccrn todd-.-r and Mraw, uud d
cords of wood.
INMATES, rc.
Ho. of Inmstft Janonry 1. IS78
No- of 1 11 mat i-a at! mil ted du r i. ihe j est
No. of i:nuatt.s bura durlLig iLe year
Total
Dischaif .-d nu.1 absconded diiimg tiie year
I i.deni uro ut.. ing the j cat
Died during trie J ful.
Reiu.tlumg lu Hcuse, January i, 1,7
CJ
i
1
Hi
4
'1
1 1
Total
NaiiK-s of Inmates who db i during t'te yt -.i :
Richard Mtluiilan, Wiifiam MrKi rniiii, Ix-iia,
Willis, Wi;ii.-iiu Davis. K'lwan! Uuberie, llirin-f
He'tewntur and Naocy Wendell.
Of the inmates rciiiainics January 1 l""!.
there are satio mab-s. 23; sane females, IV. an -sane
teases, V : insane females, II ; bund iniiii,
H; blind females. 1; Alliei umi.is.o7; tor. ig.iei J .
Avemge nuiuOer of l.itnates p.-r mouth, f ii, .
axmgo oott .f (at-h Inmate per week. -...".
whlcu includes 1,057 mini 'o tramps duil.. I te
year. 1. LILLY, Stow-rv..
AMOUNTS DUE INSTITUTION.
.T.ihn J. Evuua, for hides 4
John Krrsctiner, lor bides
Joseph Wciser. lor heep uklns
teorc Seymor., on cattle irnde
Vij:iHit. Distinct, for buckwheat
J. S. Strayer, Ft-o,., committee Cbjii-
101. estate
Jiiilg.nei.t. Directors va.lS.nger
Jese Pat terson.casb advanced O. H. P.
CU-ai field county
4!t
70
3.0
. 3 f
1 i
net
tx 1
2 0
I. .
7t 4
Amotiut due from county aa per Au
ditor Report , Januar) 0. 1870
Amount paid N. J. FrcidbofT, Esq-,
Treasurer
Amount due as thowu
mem
Requisiifuo fur 1S78.. ..
Total
Amount orders paid H78...
Amouut ordert ouistaudlng.
in ab've staie-
:,07?i
433 in
7S4
!0(S. :-.
114,20. &2
lo.eia 22
tO 50 10,738 72
Balance lu favor of Too.-House
t win 0
We, the undersigned, I)ire-tora of tbe Poor
of Cambria county, do certify, that the fore
g dog is a eorteel rtate. .lent ot tbe expel se.,
Ac. 1.1 the Pnr and House of Employment i.ir
lilt year A. D. 1S78, all of which 1.. rcspeclfu. y
sultmilted.
Witness our bands this 6th dsy cf Fcbruaty,
A. D. 1877.
JESSE PATTERSON,)
1. N. WIssiNGF.lt, VDirectors.
CH A RLK t LICK. 1
Attest I. LlLt-Y, Steward and Clerk.
OlTsALE Oil KENT. That il7-
sir-b HOTEL PKOPEHTY popnla. ly
known a lite Mnunliin House, In the ltortucli
or Carrolliown, 'nmbna c-..niy. 1'a.. now tn
oerttpanrj- et D. Eger. is ol!-rei for sale or re.. -on
tlianiost reasoiiuble tertt.s. This propoiij it
situated near the Penl re et said boroujrn, n- lie
house is enttimodiuus and well suited for In tel
purposes. There is alsti a lare stable, as well as
i.li necessar 1 utliunMaDi a gjoJ anlrn. nt tte
premises. Having purchased tl property .t
sheriff's sale, 1 ran Uur 1 to gire a c.sl hur'ji'a
either in i;s saleor lease J t'LlCS SI H U,
Carrol. lwn, Jan. Is, IST7.-tr".
ADMINISTIIATION NOTICE.
Estate of John fu rTv.r.v. dt-cM.
le:ters of a,lmin!stration tu n tf-fttnunto aa
nexu having been r.n:ed to thi uridorsiune-t by
the Re.islerot Catnnrl e- unly on tliSeetate ot
John slattery. late of Wa-bii.g.ou I'jWDsii.p. r;c.
ceased, noliM ia hereby iiivcu f-. all r?o.is in
awt.le.1 to said estate 1 hat payment uupf t in
without delay, and those hariinx cia.tns airt-inrt
the sains will present tlieu to uie July prolitr t
for settlement.
MARY SLATTF.RY, A.lminittratrix.
Washington Twp March 2. 1S77.-H.
D MINISTIl ATJO N NOTICE.
Estate of I'ATKICK SlATTERV, dec'l.
Having haeti apitiv.uted AdininiKlraLrix il.a
last will and testanifut of Patrick Siatlery, li'a
Ol Washington t-.wiiship, Cambria eoontv. "devr!
its. 1 me uaufeiio!"! ntrrnt no'itis en r..ui in.
4 00 : debted to t he estate ot said decedent t ht 1 avment
2(H) . must be intJ" without delay, and those hiug
demands ag iinsi the um w-ll s-cre aeltlewr. ;
bj prefect ng :L:ti in a ppipeiiv ant nc trTd
b.riu. MARY SLA TTKKY. Administratrix.
ashint..n Tap., March St. 1S7;. ft.
Airenfs Wanted. Outfit
TmrthVo., A-eta.Me.
Amount carried op--
35
l on
5 .vi 1
803 ,
.s
?, 00
s:s) ,
; ,
?u s
80 HO
25 U5
71 I
7 1
15 en '
son
15S5
N'
-The annua! election of
OTICE.
a Hoard of Trus'ees of th EI1ensl1.1t 2
Aea 'emy will be held at I be efliee ef ha Secreta
ry, l-i Ebensburg. on lh"illof Afiil &ext,
bolween the hfur of 6 snd 7 oYliwk. r. w.
JNR E. SOAhi.AN. Srenary.
March 177 -St.
OOAL AND MME Tor sale in I:n
or atnal 'BiaM'tt' . bv
ETA:? MICH AELS.