ctZ2 ria nisee. u .bet Eciisynirr---jjxsl-'W , U jCliltt MILLMlMH. 1 ; .nun 0,.l.,,. Morphia fnf.lrma l UH . ,.,-r.r-. . . I" I-wrfiil ASent, is perfectly safe , at 11 o'. gtjcnsburg. Pa.. ... - ' , nod reliable, under all circumstances laying urn nmiai Stomach and TliK C. t. S. S. A. Following is the pro- ,e di exerciser (t ie preceded ly an al ineeting.it the Presbyterian cluiri li, iock. A. M.. Wednesdav. 2.1,1 inst.. ! Letter from California. TUKI.OCK, ASD PERSONAL. : ,s rente this week. Still 'J r!,,U iu complaining. '";: l vu f.Sii-''t r-asnnt we issue ' i .. , grocer SlloV I.l keep W. & S v. I L-tf Cut Smoking al- : .A. I' ' ' " ' "I V." l.-irt' N". 1 Lonir Cut,! - h :ni:ik'.i-i rapid strides along lh ; : ! ' !:'''' "Vm.1 Peerless Pine anil ' '.v. 111. ;o.-u.v. -j res, and hy j Tor Hie reception r delegates and visitors.) ' orders of Babyhood It....,,. ,i" " VT' i " V'" "e "eri to , unng the eighth , frttinu and c'vit.tr i.V.i " ,7" ,;LV" . " " ' ' cn " Cambria County Salv I , atii,ovir to an tVi .; . ";: " 1 Bcu a,ia : "ru u,w,:i association, to i beM i this V in. W. lini.!r, of Taylor township, a marvie.1 , wltb.ntt family, standi liarn.-d with tl,B linon.s offense of ro.nniit tti.ff !n ontrage on a teii-.vear-oll girl named Adeline Keeler, an inmate of liis honim at Itlffi f 1 Til M Wk-I.n ' iw .., miituKK ii 11 may set-in, enn ....., ,:r leimr aire, is as a cniistHin - innr, iiKt-ij snon to become a place on Wedneeday ad Thurstlay, May 23d and 24ih, next ensning : WednmIiat Apiersoox-! o;clock. Tvo t tonal Kxerrlscs. con.Uicte.l tiy Jihn ;!. Evsns. A (Id re9 or Welcome, by Kev. John N. Mac Cl.nt(rle. " I he Ttility of County SnMmth School A sneiattoiis," by (Jeorue A. Kinkeml. I'rcsldent. i. K.'.i.(i SntJ t : -I he Itclaiion of Ihe Clniivh to the Sit Mutt h 8eliool ;" opentd by Kt v. W. H. Scttlemyer. Appointment or Committee to select officers for the enMiiior year. Zf'K'tfMrjin Subject : "The necessity of per sonal consecration on the pnrt or Teachers to ihe Sabbath School work ;" opened by L). J. Jones, Ksq. Wkhsksdat n-:ytNO-T::!n o'clock. Devo tional Kxercises, eonducteil bv A. J. Ahe. nli usxinn Subject : -H iwcan the Sabbath t. Il'' ... ' i s .,14 i.f IV'.li'ord county, liat Item ..;.'.:titit ti' to a buru I'dotiging . r- ii l.iw. ii 1 1 ... . .. . ... f:il,li s. no ro'iiini? of ' int'-""' 'o (.Ifiii.md the atteutioti ''"'- iy thai sv- r- Kineliiirt's i t'ut ;?nok i Hi; Tobacco id very ' iv !" "''- '..e'il. a soldier of tin? war of . . j i'.i!it Jit years, died sttddeuly it ' "' ,. B!;;r oiinty, t lie other day. m ! 1 i it'il. Moor'-, the veteran notion : jrlowiint letters alxnit Kan- lf, i.'I, V.ip'aiii John M. Ciaik, in - .'..-r- nii'l oth-'is interested will find i '.r i-otice relatiim to wool and the , ,. . r..'cii C'oinpinv in our adrer- 1 :'ir'iii.-i.r. I . '.I m F-. I'avis lm sotnt inner to . , ,' t'.i i rol'JoW u and vicinity ; "v .i;'. r. interest thvtu. See card - r -w rli. i i Vik is try.ng to vary the ' !,.; V .1 iicsda v ) morn i njj. ami L . i -m.-i irol.ali!iiy lhai he will ,. '11 1. V . if .1"! HOOlO-r. , .,, , iii'y ilii.'ks slie has within i,. . ;!,! . .'y sur iviii ottieer of the -'J. iai!ie is Mrijor Samuel ... V , li'-1 -' J.'1 l il.t.v-nine yeai s. ,. ., J n't 'hii.k fiis iiaper is worth v.ti have il for irolhinji if yon , n, t t!i.n aiiKMiut frniii what you at.d f -iitt ii" the bahm.-e. v . t Wi'Iiaiiis, of this place, who , . ; t Kansas, has taken the . k i, ,1 i 1'i.w in Chicago waitinj;, i.i.i.! r eul hint: to I u I ii np. A ; i ih. rei-eiitly injured . , : .i i a;: road yard to su h an ex- i , ;:clii i h i l to In- ainpinateti, onsequenee, ' .iciuger nas not yet tieen arrested. The Altoona alohe says that a married man, aged about .sixty years, has ilisap pcared froitt his hotne at lMt8 Mills l?!nir county, in conseijuence of a misunderstand trig between himself and his wife relative to pome attentions, more mutual than moral alleged to have been paid by him to th4 Vlf of ..t1.u ....... ... ,, ' , ; "'"" tii in m eniy- , n-IuhiI be ma.le m re eflici. nt in the cause of . ... .-,, ,,,, N nronniil y younger f in pern nee r " opened bv Ktv. Win. I.vneli. ! and perhaps handsomer than his own lawful '" Subject: "How may the ener- I Ifii s ann activities or ail the members or the Church be fiili-tnl in the Sanbath School Work ?" opened bv John Fulton, Esq. (Question- Box - ltv. T. It. Jones. Tlil KSDAY MoHMVf: 9 o'clock. Pcvntlonul Exercises, cotiitucted by Win. A. Stcvvatt. Ite-eiviii)j- mot resiling repona. KU-ction of ti. -ts lor ensuiinr year. DisrUfiint Sutiject : "How can we Mii It n il i.e the worklnifof i he SablnMh School V" open ed by Hcv. Thomas Van Sonyoe. Kcport ot Iieleirate to the State Convention, Uev. J. N. MaiConnrlc. isi:i.,oii Subject : "How can we educate the members of the Sabbath School in benetl ecrceV opened ty lttv. 1). M. Miller. TiirnsiiAT ArTKiiNoos 3 o'clock. Devo tional Kxercises. conducted bv Mi.'ton Jones. I Moti lity u.oiiiiii ; . : i i' o," neat but cot sandy, :l ih'lal'ie of .1 lid ge I j l ' i 'a i-tther will j;ia e it when cotn i'.ui i.uiler not having got in II .'. v. ii t,. fifteen cents per pound i 'm'. but v. hen yon '"spread" it ! ! ; .-ad mad-- of (1 u r which coat n-i, ihe saving do-s not Seem to :... b "ii Ti i?'u ii tells of a yonng n i 1 1 r of Cai ro!lrovn, who ' 1 ooli eotitaiiiitig ? l.'W while !.:.. i Lot -seVi:n.-k , I rout Iflis iy la-t. :, , l'.. .i.i n. a well known .Tohns . ! , ii., i , ha n f . lias tiled a pel it ion :r ii of l,iii:s,-!f in hank - ; i l i ; i ii s are n.tttlow n at about i--, v i. ot s-a'ed. 1' r. r. an Altootia nun hitiist, i ' .l in.' upon hi luei-motjon, in i , n-i 'i iei.ee of a grate bar i l ail ly di nioi al'.zing the : ' - i ... l.t foot. . .' ! i f Mr. Tl.omns Morgan, ., ,. otia, died of scarlet fever i-t. I ii-e more of his children !; :!,e -a me disease, and his - i', ili-!i, :l'e he.litll. j '.- n io, 1 n,ii- have got plate i "i !l.e b am. but nei titer of said i i- - i ot ihe p'a'e glass works v ' -I'd like to have them on ! ts I'M itisi vely. i! Modi-, one of the Indiana "f oii iici teitcis, w ho was out i : ! - rial. failed t appear .:. '!' C. S. Ii-tri. t Co irt, Pitt. ', : -i . a lid as a c j.isi nieuci5 his r i- t, ,1. - .1. ,. and Adam (?) Khoe. of ! !-.d.il'g nlftitf tie"j;ig M:i ' 'ii i'ii aiti. id county, we presume, ! -i eoi.i.tereil an oUI bear 'is. atn! .i!'-r consitlerable htrale a i Turing oi.e of tin? cults, I o'lgl.t home with hem. M . ,s l oriespondent of the AI- lot's the sudden and nnai" ! :o "n e 1 1 . in home, on Sat n nlay '. !'. t". Ii.il, a gent iemaii .veil '!:! v f our leaders. Noihint km - n a- to tin- cause of his dis- I I ! ;s present w.lieteabouts. ' i !'!', exion is best compared '"'tf i'-e : but when the coiinte-f- rid with Pilot! hes and Pini ,! iifa rose-bed , t he sufferer v it-e Ir. Bull s Blood Mtx lx' at'.l i tl', ( tii.i!i'.!railica'cs " ' ii'.' iioa-s of iuipure tilood. .:: g store of M. H. N'ath'iDSOtl '' .i!'. ciiliTi il by burglars 'ii.i i ist and despoiled of about t ' he st goods in the establi.sh im ( w as i-It' -ctetl by pl ying open 'i v.i'e alley wav on the went. g. No clew to the pcrpe- r'uilKl. If you are clothed in righteousness and wear the mantle of charity vou have rreat protrction against the evils to come hnt it mnst le admitted that neither of those habili ments ore by any means so fashionable, nor yet. in a worldly sense so neat or comfort able, as the well made and exceedingly dur able clothing which can at all times, and es pecially at the present time, be bought at the lowest bottom prices from (Jodfrey Wolfr,-next door to the post-office, Altoona, Owen Moore wan owin more than Owen Moore could pay, so owin' more caused Owen Moore to up and run awav before we had time to tell them that (twin more than Owen Moore could pay would soon bealhing of the past if Ito'd only do like sensible peo ple generally do, buy all the clot hing needed tor himself ami hoys at the popular Star Clothing Hall of Jan. ,1. Murphy, 1! Clin ton street, Johnstown, where no man has ever yet failed to save money bv making his purchases. John A. Miller, a resident of Pittsburgh and a freight conductor on the Pa. Ii. 1:.. was knocked down on the deck of what is known as a refrigerator car and instantly killed in consequence. f his head coming in contact with ihe I.oya I hanna bridge, be tween Ierry and Lairobe. on Friday even ing last. The Kid fate of the niitortnnate man was not discovered until the reached Worry, when his neck was found to be broken and life extinct, lie leaves a i wife and family. j Mrs. Eiiza Null obtained a verdict fori SI, .00 in the Bedford county Court, last 1 week, in a civil suit against a hotel keeper ! named Croiise, for furnishing liiiuor to her ! husband while intoxicated, in which condi- tion he was killed on the railroad. The I case is an important one, as it goes to dinv j the liability of landlords lor liquor sold at ! their bars. In this case it goes further, as ! the defendant, Cronse, has failed and an at- ' tempt will be made to recover from his ; iMUtdsmen the amount of the judgtueut in ; the case. j The Republican committee of P.lair , county met at IJollidaysburg on Saturday j last, abl tixi'd Saturday, J Piie LM, for holding I stand the primary elections under the. "Crawford County System. " when a county ticket, will be voted for. If there is- not a vast amount, of very rough voting done in the county of B'air on Ilia' day the practical winking of the Crawford county system w ill be a uota bie exception to the ruie in other counties in which it has been fully tested. Perhaps, however, the Itemocrats of Blair will agree not to take a hand in the nice little game, although we know of nothing that could tempt many of them to refrain if a certain leptibli an named J 'jhu A. Lemon was on ', the ticket. t It wouldn't be fair to conclude that Rev. Hnthes, the Methodist minister of TE A R FhEF.MAN order to train further information In reirar.1 to he jri-Min crop, and now I can write wli It a cer- lint v that the southern hail of tneMute; from the Merced river, will yield no grain, while in j t lie northern half, where rain fell in small quantities, there will tie halt a crop. I make I this statement with some grains of allowance. There are three kinds of laud here sand land, j adobe land nd tule land. There will tie n i chance crop on some sand land, and the tule land will yield an nveraire crop, if no floods come, while the aOobe land wbl yield none where no rain tell. The plains are cither sand or adobe land, while the inarsrins of the rivers are tule lauds, which nrr. always under water, except duriiur dry seasons. There flre also three kinds or crops volunteer, summer tal low and winter plowing. The volunteer crops have nil orb-d up already. Some spots of sum mer tallow will vield h full crop, some halt crop, where rain tell; the winter ed well until latelv. owing- to in March and April, but 1 am satisfied that it will all dry up. liven if rain should tall, it is too late now lor the jrrain. Iiurinir the nine months ot di otiirht inst year the urnuii'l dried down to l he depth of nine or ten teet, w hile we have not had rain cnoujrh this winter and t spring- to wet it that many inches, firain wi 1 i not ifi'ow and mature with dry subsoil under I it. i ne milit as welt expect to raise prr -.iaoii ! a platform of boards. The result of ail this is that, there will tie very little frrain to export from our State next fall. Wheat in now s-llmif j for as much more as it did last tall, and so is ' bcriy. There may be enough raised to turn- ish feed and seed to our own Statu lor another j year. This and no; hing' more. Sheep and cat tle are driven north every day, where the own- I ers are seeking- pasture, for which they py a 1 biir price, and the end is not yet. j There w ill lie more fruit, in proportion, than j trrain. thouirh even fruit will lie a scanty crop. I 'I here wiil be, perhaps, more jrrapes than any ot her kind of fruit; but there will be a irrent j fallitnr off of wine, as well as irram, no matter I ! REGISTER'S NOTICE. I "V'OTICK i hereby iriven that the following I Al tanislaf.s Co.; Cub, 1 A pril y, ISi . t I i iiHined aceoiiiits have been flled in the Hmv. I have delayed writing in I ister's office at Kbensbuie, in and forthcoming ! . . - .. v j . . ..... f . a ...i i . .. . ...i ,n . i . . . , 1) )l 1 It III III . nil O "ill i it to 1 1 1 f'l in I III- ur- ; phans' Court of si.bl county, for confirm a lion and allowance, on W kiinxsdat, the Vlh day r . Ji:ne. A. U. IS", to wit : 1. The first and final acconnt of Christian Shaf- for, administrator of Zcphaniah Mooro, late of ; t'roj e township, deceased. i 2. The hrst account of Francis Wissmlllrr, trnitr- dlan of John. Michael r.inl Matthew Shank, minor children of Fraucig Shank, late of Carroll town- i ship, decerned. ' a. The first and final account nf Jacob llolsap- pie. icuardian ol Sarah Ann Miller, a minor child ! of Oeorite Kos?. late ot Kiehland township deo'J. j 4. The first and final account of Jacob llolvnp- pie, (rnardian ol Kale Ann Murphy, minor child of Georjre Kose. late of UU-hiaiid township. dcc"d. 6. 1 ie iteconnt of Henry Car. entev. adnnnist ra ter of John Sinay. late of Croyle tonfhip. dee'd. m 'T l .. . .... I ,.4 t .... I l?...noi ... ....... a- ..Au.in lr..,lr lO-i I-vlll II I. w, a'.iimi ll.l lllllll'll, KUtlO ,er piowintt iook- I IIan of An-ellne. John and Kaucv Carttiichacl. SrLT. .. ' minor children ol Go. Carmiehael,' late of Johns town lioronn h, iirccascit. mm DisriiD'hii: Subject : "What tienetit does the what newspapers may say aboi.t thecrop, Ite- scholar derive from the study of the Interna lional Lessons: and t he teacher from teachei mcetinjcs?" opened ty T. W. Dick. K-q. is iixs(oii Suliject: " )nr unsaved Scholars; what can we do Ii.r thctu oi't-ned by Ittv. It. A. Kink. .'liJi-iiMiiiii- Sub j ct : "The importance oT the w hole me.ubcrship of the Church as m hlinjr tor the study of the Word of God ;" open ed by Hcv. W. S. Lloyd. Question-Box Kev. T. It. Jones. 'loslnir seeches. The opening speeches will be limited to fif- ( iiorters loiik merely at the surface, without diwit in dow n to see. If the ffi'iifn looks irreen tin y report nn a vcratie crop, not knowing that there is no nmisture to mature it. What little grain is frrowinir is in part con sumed by mlii, its. sipiu rels, audothci enemies, whii-h are nlwiiys worse and more voracious duriiiir a dry season than a wet one. Then so much has bveii turned Into pasture for sheep him emtio, and even horses, that ihe area to be leaped will be very small indeed. The pros pect of a war iu Europe makes matters still worse teen minutes ; subsequent ones to five minutes. I When I was a boy I used to trn out in the C. T. l(ohcrt, lb W. j c l-'.xccutive t'otnmiltei Evans. F. II. Barker, C. P. Tittle, David Davis. farly eprinir, seekiinr sunny spots where I I'' this place, is a convert to immersion simply because he slipped oft" a log iu Shinkle's dam while engaged in fishing Tuesday af ternoon, and went into the water "heels over head." Much lens would it be charita bleo presume that he mentioned the name of the paitk-nlar dam or any other dam, far that matter, at which lie met with the un pleasant mishap. Still he was plucky enough to go home and hangn his clothing after which he returned to !hi scene of Ins Jaliors and, for aught we know to the con- j tray, took his sptt- out on the "catiie" ( which we are reliably informed do there I abound iu great nuinlM-rs. I The Osceola HeveiUc sees the remakabla ! jug ami catfish story told by us a week or 1 two ago, ami goes one better. Hear it : A j Ikiv living near Klliott's mill, while fishicg at "the head of Osceola dain.folf. a gentle j nibble, and drawing his hook towatd the shore, observed a half gallon fruit-can trail- l ing tin the bottom. Having secured the j vessel, he was greatly surprised to find that j a large ca'tidi had taken up is abode therein : and remained uiilil his increased dimensions did not admit of egress. H had evidently flopped around in his tin parlor until a hole was made in the rust-ea'eii bottom, through which his tail protruded. It: this coi.dition. the catfish had power to naviga'e from one place to another, ami it nst have been regard ed by his aquarian neighbors as a kind of iron-clad monitor. Thos. II. Oreevy, Ksq., of the Altoona fjb,hf, who by the w ay is a law yer of consid erable repute, has been or least was to have been Haillcd to some extent iu ins pro K.vo i.riii)E is Powek. This is a natim of enlightened freemen. Education is the. corner-stone and foundation of our govern- train i ment. The people are free to think and act lor themselves, ami lhal they may act wisely it is necessary that they be well informed. Kvery Individual gain increases public gain. Upon Ihe lieaith of Ihe people is based the prosperity of a nation, by it every value is increased, every joy enhanced. Health is essential lo I lie accomplishment, of every purpose ; w hile sick ness ih war's tin best in tentions and loftiest aims. Unto ns are committed important health li'ists, which we hold not merely in our own behalf but for the benefit of others. Iu order that, we may he able to discharge the obligation rf our trusteeship ai:d thus prove worthy of cur generous commission, it is necessary that we study the art of preserving health and prolonging life. It is of paramount im portance to every person not onlv to under- Ibe means tor the preservation of health, but also to know what remedies' should be employed for 1 he alleviation of ihe t common ai I men is of life. N ol that we would advise every man under all circumstances ; to attempt to lie his own physician, but we ' entreat him to acquire sufficient knowledge 1 of his system and the laws that govern it, ; that he may be prepared to take care of him- I self properly, and thereby prevent, si-kness I and prolong life. In no text, book will the people find the subjects of physiology and j hygiene, or the science of life and the art of j preserving loallli, more S'-ieiilirically dis- . cussed or more plainly taught than in "The i People's Common Sense Medical Adviser," 1 by R. V. Pierce, M . D..of Buffalo, N. V. It is a volume of Over nine hundred large pages ! illustrated by over two hundred and eighty- ' two engravings and colored plates, is ele gantly bound in cloth ami gilt, and is sent., post pa'd, to any address by the author at the low price of one dollar and 15 fly cents a i copy. Nearly one. hundred thousand copies : have already been sold, and the present edi- j tion, which is revised and enlarged and j more especially adapted to the wants of the j family, is selling very rapidly. It treats of i all the common diseases and their remedies, ' as well ail of anatomy, physiology, hygiene, ;. human tern peranum is, and many oilier topics : of great, interest to all people, and is truly 1 what, its author styles it, "Medicine Sim- i Plifieu." ' ' j could ti-et warm end comlorlatile, shielded Irom : the March or April winds, and buskin, fur a ! 1 inomeni, in the ever-shil linir sunlight. But 1 i lonnd no place ao warm as l lie fireside at home. : Iiumlur.-inls may take a hint liotu this. R, st- i : less spn il s are al wa ys set kintr some su u uy spot. ! ! California vas the old sunny spot ; then Texas; ; how Arizona is ihe sunny spot whence imtni- j i grants set their adventurous race. They are j I now ruslimtr to Aiizona by thousands, merely j because the Central i'acitio i aiiroad has reach- i , ed I he Colorado river and established a line of ; 1 communication with San Francisco. My can- ' did opinion is i lint Arizona i.l tie the Black ! Ililli over atrnin to many. It is I rue t ha t times j j are hard in the Last, but thht is a uoiisequcnce ' ; of the late internecine war. We are just tie- I ! Kmni-or to reap ihe promised blessimrs ot free- , . imr the iKKioessnd whipptntr the South, and ' while tiuits are tryii.R in the Lust thev are not 1 i u w hit In Iter any where else. Put your fu-Kor j in t ho fir a mi y on w ill jrcl burned, I liouh j on may not In I the burn lor some time. 1 have , said rod persist iu niymif that limes cannot : (ret much better so lonir as we pay a hundred ; millions of irohl dollars, in interest, on the war I debt, the most of which troes to Lurope, which j is more than all the mii.es in the I'nited States ! I produce. Business is paralyzed, and must re : main so nndi r the circumstances. It is true I that Mr. Hayes is tryiiufto mix the oil with i i ihe water, bu! it wdl be a failure. The limes i I are out ot joint and will be for many a day to ' ! come. '1 he (trcatetit calamity, however, will : be the loss of the cereal crop iu Calilornia, j ! just w hen it is most needed. Sometimes I think that t he (rrcatest blessimr i 1 I'lovnicncc ever tiestoweu on an honest man j wus in p rmittiiiir the devil to induce the Elec j tni'Al Commission to out-count President Til den. II he had been sworn In Ihe people would ' have looked up to him to rebuild the Govern ment, ruined as it has been by sixteen 3-ears i ol Republican misrule, and as he could not I have accomplished that feat in four years, I he is bettor out than in. Peoule who do not look back to the cause of the present hard ! times think that the damages can be easily re- ', 1 paired, mid they would have expected thej Democrats to do what both parties combined '. cuuii'il do, that is, to lift the country out of j ihe five veins' devastatii.tr war. France ro covered I rnni that I rfirhtf u i contact w il h Prus- j m in a few years. Why? Because Germany ! was a foreiifii foe. Itut wp li.uitht ourselves, j : burned and destroyed our own property, di- ( minished our own revenues, pilhiRcd our ow n i ' cit ies. killed our own cnltle. and wasted our J ; own rain Ili-lds. In short we committed a ' j (rreat suicide, while France only crippled a j m iirhtuo . and wounded herself. What has became of A. D. IL end T. J. C. ? ; ' I have not heard from the latter (rentleman ! ! for a lonir time. , j I am vciy sorry that the Votce mid Echo has : expire d, but I hope its most cileriretic editor i : will turn up somen here else better and brig-ht- i ' cr than over. I I had hoped to pay you a visit this spring-, but 1 am sorry to say that things look rather I squally just new, and I feel very much disap- i pointed thereat. Bob Bor. The tirst account of Joseph O'Conner. admin- Istrntor of George Gates, latw of YoUcr townsh:p, i deceased. j 8 The account of Patrick Mullen, executor of ; Margaret M ullen. late of Suininerhill twp., dee'd. j 9. I lie first and partial account of It. L .lolms , ton. esq . executor ol Kdward G lass, lale of Lhcns- bnrt hurmiKli, ,'eceased. 10 The first and partial account ofS. J. Luther, fruardian of Ktnily and Owen H. Nattle. minor children of Kieliard H. Xagle, late of Susquehaii n township, t'cciai d. 11. The cond partial account of L,cwis A. Cra vcr. administrator of I.mlwitf Graver, late of Car rllten horouvjli. deceased. 12. The account of Kp'iraim CUster. administra tor of .lacoh Gilnian. Hteel Kirhland twp.. dee'd. I 1R. l lie nrst nna mini noroum ot .1 it muii. ad ministrator of John Shutter, lale of Conctnaugli horoiluh, rteccasod. It. The account of Ann Parker, one of the exec utors of Georire McLane, late of Johnstown Lor oUpth, deceased. )5 The final account of J. R. Rtuil. administra tor of l-.lias Kcaui, ate of Adams township, dee'd. 11 The lirst account ol Kliznhcth Kith, admin Istra'rix of Jacob Kish, late ol Johnstown borough, deceased. j 17. The second account of John Pibert, one of l the executors of Oeorite McLane, late of Johus I town borough, deceased. IS. The second and final account of Jotph Bur- ! (roon. executor of Hubert Buroon, late of Wat h- j . lnifton tun iialnp. deceased. j ' la. The tir.u and pariiiti account of J. W. Prin- j rle, administrator of Adam Sjettlemoycr, lale of! j Croyle township, deceased. j j 20. Thl first and final account of Will. Kiltcll; j I esq., administrator of .Michael A. Kline, lato of I I V MShimctoii township, deceusod. 21. The first and final account of Barbara Scht- ! ! ra and Lawrence Wetland, executors of Peter Schira, bite ol Carroll township, deceased. i 2-J.. I he flr.nati'l partial account ol Mitry ,lne Larimer, executor of Wm. Larimer, late ol Cum- j bria township, deceased. j 3. The first tn final account of F. A. Shoema- kcr. t-fq.. guardian ot Benjamin John Bees Dans, i 1 'l he tirl and final account of Al ich'l Kirsdi, executor of Nicholas Hcflcle, la'.e of Barr town- j ship, dee'd. JAMFS M. SIXGF.B, Hejrlster. I Ki (lister's Olliue, Kticnsbuix, May 7, 177. New Stock Spring Goods OTATEMKXT of SETTLEMENT J with Ihe Supervisors of Barr Township lor the year liST'S : ! 1'F.TKR NKfLKN, In account with said Township. 1)R. Cr. To full ain't of duplicate charged $343.89 By exoneration t 5.'i6 work done by sundry pureons. .J 425 43 " ain't to be transferred to new duplicate. $ 88.7'J I AT A NET PROFIT OF ONLY 5 PKll CEN 1 S. TEiTELBALlM & BRO. Take pleasure in ntinouncinp; to tlic jiroile of Xoilhcr.i Canil'iin stn1 pr.i i ailjaticnt that they have wvl a larije Mercantile EstaMis'.itnttil la the Hotel BnMii recentlj CGCupiol lj Mr. D. Ipr, ia Camlllc;r, Ami that they not only plciljre Ihoinst'lves, luit are prepoiel to pt'ove Lry r qtifstion, that tln-y can and will tell Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps. HOOTS, SHOES, MOTIONS, liitl in fact rrmfhiiiff iisitallif kept J t first-cta. Cottntrtf Store, from '. to 0 : f T.'.V '. VII HA ITU than the mime tjttality of tooit cfMi be tnntfut cls trtere. THIS IS NO HUaBUG OR C&TCH-PENNY PRQPOSITIGH, 33UT ;Y VF.I?ITA1U,F. FACT, AS ALL MUST ADMIT AFTLU ilKADlNC TliK 1 OLLHWlNn Which the public mat rest .tUitiI will li inaintnitu"! Tit the aniv lute of it ductiou for nil time to conic: Groceries, &c. Anthony Sours ier. late Supervisor, Cr. In account with said Towr.shi.i, Dn. To amount of duplicate $1.3.52 By exoneration work done by sundry persons.. " ain't to he tranyferred to ncit duplicate. t 7S.72 3.75 &6S.4'. Dry Coods, &c. Best Prints fic. ! y. Gii'tthiinis 6 to Pc. " Ciibleacticd M uslini.. . a to !c Bleaeird no. .1 to ldc " Tii kic.ir 11 to p.t.- 1 riil'.nt 1 to 1 . " K v Jeans . lo to la " t'ottoninl s .12 t 2m " Duck. Table Linen Shawls Al bo i i 'i a it- 3 S-liirts :t.ic. and no. ? Canton Fl'nel Ikirts. .IKJ- Our liioc rv Depart in ii by I ii r the mint em p'ete and clortpest t lie cou ill V. ID i e ai i vv: I our prices : if v Ire n .."e . . . I "iikin' b s'.e.l I A' onvn ? r ro'it.l Co.- ; Barr Township, In account with Peter Nlelen. Dr. To services as Supervisor, 47 days at 1 50 per day .."..170.50 By a in on ii I ol or.ler on Treasurer.. Baku Township, In account with A. Schuster, To services as Supervisor, flt Jays at 1. 50 per day 87.00 By amount of order on Treasurer.. Cr. 70.00 j I ! S7 00 ..12 to l''e.,.-A"Z V-S- VA"'R:- S,,:!'' ," '''" ,"T ' . .25 to 45c. 2..- Si.; "Wi,, -o:,p f r, 4 at..! r p' lei v: (10 l i (I. ?P"S,-?ir!;; lo'i.i S... ..rii.7 . : .' V.11111I 111.. flSi'iii'JKte-'ft-fe: Dried ni perl'.. !t V anion 1 no iaioi. . - ' V . ; - -v er ' - .. Dress Coods. ' i; '-r"2--jy s-svmp p.r u . i. Alpacas (all 01's) 21c. ot". 3glrJl ' S' Very t',,.., I ytttp ff- Cashmeres" 25 to 45c. i-rJ.; ti f..iuin S.vntp P laids 10 to 12c. Vw ' .a-TvS3S4Si W hite near f U s. f-r Silk and Wool c Vi.t'.1-? -iTtJ Brown " 1" lb 1-r Sponirce (bust) . .ac. np Atulllineof Indies" aio Gent's FurnishV Gooib at bottom run t.s. A coui!ete stock ot La dies'. Misses', Men's and Youths' Shoes, at iu.t iiut r-kicks. ' nivvt Uie A - I i!1ee t-.s n' V. V Is'XCS 2..i Brooms Is t.. 20 . Vavv Tt.n tp'iiv) IC'to 4 lirt'N'Hvy, pcrpltiK "'' I 'n ti !e Tw ,f s 17- I'iuif "iiiekit.ii. . . . S for 1 l'n ie but -ha in. p'r 1 ka 17 Bud.i's m'k';. p p'r 7" IIeiht Kiascn. Clerk and Treasurer, lu aceoHnt with Barr Two. Koad Moneys, On. To am't ree'd from V. Beck Col'r 1S9.0J from A. Sctinabel, Col lector, and commissions .. By am t d orders cashed . - paid to late Treasurer. . " three diiplfealcs and service. " perrsentaife Balance due Township.. 80.00 21.38 10 00 10. ("J 4.85 IS T1 XS.- London MP's Spool Thread. M ft . per pr.r1. rr t wo f or ". ct . : t'bn k's Tin f we. 'runted 200 yards) its. per -p ol, or 70 ci . per ilntui : Patent Tin en 1. 55 cts. i.r l! . ; Ac ican Pius. It rows, or 21 1 mil", f r 2 cts t Line -1 Shoe I, iccrs. 1 'dozen for 3 cts. ; Hair 1'nis. 1 d . for 2 cts. ; and all other articles in the same proportion. S. TEITELBAUM & BRO., '.formerly Cordiallv invite everybody to pi ve 1 hem a call, nssuriiiiir th"'n that It wi them examine their grit-ids" an 1 prices, wboiher they wi-li tu buy or nut Cakk.m.i.tows. APHlt. hi. 1?77. ly. Cheap John,'! be a pleasuie to l av I Was It Mania I'otu ? The Oseola . .'etctVe tells the following story a hunt, what ' it terms a 'wild titan," w ho was seen com- ! ing out. of llie woimIs in that vicinity a few j days ago. The RrrciHe says : ; This unfortunate man left T'ittsbur-rh n few ' day niro, anil, bein"- without money, walked ' most ol the way to Tyrone, and from there j across the mountain. At the "biir Uib' he imi-. atiucd he sav people walkinii- oil Ihe side of the slope: then a host or men followed, tryimr to kill him. After walking- on the railroad and ' wnn.'eiiiiK- ihroimrh the woodsroru tiny or two, i he arrived al Klliott'suidintr on Sunday, line ! he was followed by his imaifiniiry enemies, and i K-oinir down into the laurel and into Trout It. in, j he took off his boot and walked up an I do wn j Ihe stream all nijrht. Monday inorniint he j made himself a si at on a lai-jre laurel bns'i, 1 thinking fie wn on a horse escapinir from his ! enemies, and in the afternoon ventvired out to ) a n;-w cleariii-r. That nitrht he lemainc.i bo- eide a burnin,f lou-tule. and started lor G-icettl t MISS M. E. DAVIS has returned from Ihe citv with the largest, and fin est assortment or M I LIN FRY GOODS that, has ever been hrmnrht to ( 'arrolltown . and which w ill be sold very cheap (or cash, and cash only. May 11, 1S7..-31. Axtjiony ScHSAr.Et., Col'r of fash Road Taxes, in acc't with Barr Twp. for 1378, Da. Cit. To rull am't of tlup'.ioate charirei f2U II By exoneration II return 3.CH ' ain't paid to 'freas'r H. K irsch. 60.30 " do. to late Treaa'r M. J. Kitsch r.5.77 percentage 10.33 Bal. duo Twp. in Collector's hands tC.31 j TTOTICE. Not'we is hereby given ' to all lien creditors against tb eslat I of Churi.ks .TottNSTON. assijr nor. 'hat the under signed assiirncc will make application nt .lune ! Term (next) of ttie Court ol Common Picas of . Cambria county for an order of said Court to sell ! the real estate of said assignor, under Act of As sembly entitled '-An Act to enable assianoei. tor j fhe benefit of creditors, to make sales of real es : late encumbttred by liens." .1 A M KS McCLOS K R Y. Ai'ignce of CU-trlcs Johnston. May 11. 1877. 3t. (1ASPF.K LTFB. JSIMON" P. K1HS( A UK All AM COY M. J. KlRSfH, Clerk. Is'lcktown, Apr. I 11, 1 77. And-'tors. 3-ll.-3t. r !,ne t.i note the fact that 'lis in, .veil across the s'reet s'-o ,1, but is never too late to w In. have clocks, watches, '''.'. r.-pair, that Carl is an ( X l r who does ail work etittnst '1 the livst tnauner and at the lug-behind a vest and shirt. G11 Wednesday he came Pack in seart.11 or mem, ana wa nmo lookinir for his hat and coat. He appeared then to be perfectly satic and rational: said he had draiiK some Ibpior before leavinir Pitts burgh, but hud never been affected in that way before. We can hardly imarinn how the man lived So lonir wit hunt an thinir to eat. ex posed as he was to the very cold iiiu-ht air. with out coat, hat, vest or shirt to protect his body. Verily. 1 his Is a ease worthy the investigation of our new fledged Murphies. . 1 1 ; '111 ! t.-r V. iter and Mieh'l lluelle. ' ' if -1 s 1 f Altoona, were as l iv nit t last by an unknown " ' nt the V-imer iinite wven- wi'li a knife and knock 'I 'uo with a hiindy-billy. in v worn.. I. TI10 rutlian tht n -A- 'V l.-iirit't; the 1 '' '-ed letters. legend, "War lit was found in an Mi's 1,1st Sunday morning. The " ' ' line mto the nest ill the good ' '' tln ie is a strong probability 't'l'ii-a "set up job," in which ' ! 11 rut. d w ilh the use of cheini- t l.:.i d. :'s new Court House is to -M. .ludize I lean will pre- '' asion, and i: is expected that """ ' Mum r, Logan and other tlig- ( ; 1 I... pi.seot, to say nolliibg of T-u 1 1 ti i ri.l le, who will of course ho ., . n ' ' ':i'.r to view the place where . V" " "o'.-t . ' 1 ' ' "i 2. of Sl.irleyshurg, Ilunting t ' . 11 an of remarkable longevity, - i:..m t Kl years of age, spaded nearly "-oi ui:,;,.,, 1 1 j i Spring. Mow long i c 1 ' K lo do the work, ami how w ti,,. garden is, aie the only L" ''x . .. 1 c . t . jg t.i know about John " 1"- ;:nle spade. .' 'iial hash,-,.,, refused to Alder- -Ors I.i I'.O.I.nr.Tli 1-HfPllT V tti acei'ssnrv 1.1 iliu ilovlb from fcFsinnal career by having his name stricken j ni,out eijtht o'clock on Tuesday morniiiK. le- v frtiin Ihe roll of praoliMiig a;torneys at tin j Ihdf.inl comity bar. We s iy was to have , been, because we have not yet. harped the outcome, and therefore give Mr. (Ireevy, or tint Bi-.lfor.l coutitv bar, vve don't know 1 which, the lm lit of the tbuiht. Bo that as ( it may, Ihe llin.-atom-t'. or accomplished bull- j tit King i.s or w as the result of a reavy-ona , offense committed by the gentleman afore said in crilicitdug, through Ihe columns of I his paper, ceriain alleged manifestations of j ill temper on part of dodge Hall during the recent I rial of" a civil t-uit iu the Court over 1 which be presides. The party of the first part, who docs not seem to be very much p. it out about it, albeit he may have been j put out of practice in Bedford county, saya , that if.l udge Hall will acconl htm n heat inj j be well not only prove that t Ik criticism w as j just and deserved, but that the f mill was not haM' told. Between them Ite it. A smooih-ttiiigned sharper w ho has of late very generously exchanged a numlierof two dollar hills for ones in Altoona, Holli davshnrg, Tyrone, and other places, appeared in HunMiigdoti Ihe other day and succeeded in victimizing several panic with cheap watches, thai us, etc., among ihe number tve inga voung lawyer natiu-d .7. H Fishrr,who, upon discovering that he had leen cheated, drev a revolver ami threatened to shoot the sharper's horse. The confidence man was cinial to the emergency, however, and very coolly informed tha irate attorney that he miirh't fhoot ami be , nsthe horse didn't 1 lieu Hie 1. a. l ouciunen no 1 gii r Oil WOOL! belong to 1...... i.ieu u '- "", 0 - been a sis'er of Hon. Thomas Williams go ami get a warrant 1 ' . ' " ' ' ' ,,," ,V.,t Allechenv county. He was a firm . . 1 ... ir ikiir iiih 1:11 ri iiir.iii. i.ii. 1 r- . - llloilo.e.'i'r, ..... - - . the lash to his animal and drove hurriedly out of town in the direction of ML Union. The verdict of the jury is that lawyer Fish, r deserved to be 'sold," as, to quote the idea .r the Lccal Xem, from .vhich we glean Ihe ahovi facts, it stands to reason that such en terprising swindlers as ihe one in question do not travel about the country g' ving aw ay money, etc., free, gratis for nothing, and no kIw.ii ill nave Known ir ....... ov.ci Death of a PisTivorisnKD Lawyf.u , AND (tlFTI.D MAN. We deeply regret to learn of ihedeath iu Philadelphia., yesterday i week, of Hen. Wm. A. Stokes, in the sixty- i third year of his age. (Jen. Stokes was a j native of Iho city in which he died, and was , a very distinguished lawyer, as well as the ! possessor of rare literary accomplishments, i while, as an impressive and eloquent orator j he had no superior in the State. He resided j for several years in Westioo. eland county, ' and being a frequent attendant, at. our Courts : on professional business, was well known to ' Ihe people of this county, who entertain ! pleasant recollections of his amiable and ! generous character, and who will long re ineinlier him as a profound lawyer and bril- ; liaut. advocate. Few men were more widely j ami favorably known throughout the Slate j than Wm. A. Stokes, and the news of his Silddin death Will therefore be received with j genuine sorrow by A circle of friends and admirers large and widespread. Mr. Stokes ; was twice married, bis second w-ne uaving , ot believer in ii.m Catholic faith, a convert if we mis take not, and no tbuiht, received the last ( riles of the Church on his deaih-bed. May i he rest in peace. Jt f MADE UP 10 ORDt H j 'PHK KIIKNSm iid WfMlLF.V COMPANY j j A. Is amply prop trn I to manufacture to order ! or rxchanire (i.k-Is of Its own make for WOOL, j j which will bo taken at the highest markot price, ; and lor the p.-ii li.-rinK of which wagons will soon be sent to the various se rtlons of t he county. The . quality ol the icimmIs tna''e by us is too well known j to need roconiuiendat ion. and as. we are now run- 1 nini our Factory by ktk.m phkh, there wiil be i I no delity in the manufacture of wool sent or bro't i J to us for that purpose. j , l. S. WtHvinij, Oardinij, Fnlllnir and Dyeinif i prompt lv attended to in a workmanlike tnauuer , j and at the lowest possihle rutei ' KljciisliUiK, Way 11, lS77.-tf. TXT idows' a r r u a i s i : m k x rs Notice is hereby given lha the fol- ! lowing named appraisements of personal prop- i erty and real cslntn of decedents, select ed and : set apart for the widows of in. estates, under ' the Act of AscnUly of the 11th day of April, ; A. D. 151. have been filed in Ihe Register's Of- j flee at Fbensbiii ic and will be presented to the ; Orphans' Court ot Cambria county, for contir- j million and allowance, on Wkdnespay, the 6lli DAT t)F Jf.NE, A. D. Is77, to wit : j 1. Inventory an I appraisement of certain per- Sonal properly appraised and set apart for Mary ; Arthur, wi.iow oi .lonn Arthur, late ot Johnstown borounh, dee'd - 4300 .00. '. Inventory smd appraisement of certain per sonal nrnnerl v aanraised and set anart for Marga ret Westover, widow ol Joseph O. Westover, late of Susint'h.tnna tow nshlp. dee'd $300 00. j 3. Inventory ind appraisement of certain per- sonal property appraised and set apart for Louisa i Lambert, widow of Augustus Lambert, late of j Johnstown horouifh, dee'd i-3i'.).ft0. 4. Inventory and appraisement of certain per- j sonal property appraised and set apart for Lilza Ann MrPherson widow of Win. MePhcrson, late i ot Johnstown norou)rh. dec .1 HU o-i. 5. Inventory and appraistmcnt of certain per sonal property appraised and set apart tor Weaver, widow ol Christian Weaver, lute of Rich land township, dee'd t21S 55. 6. Inventory and appraisement of certain per sonal propcrtv appraisod and set apart for Mar garet Glass UNrKHK.ItVTH ATTKUTIOS! Over If Mil n, Million Hist ritnit et. Si LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY fOMPAW. 1 This Inst itctiori was rejrnlsrly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Kdu ati.mal and Charitable urposes In lsrl-. vrith a capital of 1. I O'JO.000, to which it has since adde I a r- serve fund of I IS UK AN O S1NGLK X1MIIKII DRAWINGS will take plaec monthly. ' m-rvr j scni-s or pnstponrs. Louk t.i l!ic following i schemes : Crand Promensde Concert, Durinjr which will take p ace the EXTRAORDINARY SLMl-ANNUU DRAWING. At yew Orleans, Tuesday, June Ii, Under the personal supervision and tnaungc aieut ot Gen. G. T. UFAVRIl'lARI). of Louisiana, end Gen. Jl'HAh A. LA KLY. of V rnitila. Capital Prize - - 3100,000. -NoTtrn. Tickets are Tes lmi.i..oi oniy; Halve, 5; Quarters, 2..V) ; Kuhti.s l.2".. LIST OF riUZF.S. 1 Capital Prize of l'in.O 1 C.i and Prize of WM(X) 1 (iian.l Prie of 2'i.u.s' 'i l.artre Prizes or ln.tn! 4 Large Prizes of S ""t 20 Prixes of l.o0 5(1 Prizes of Vl JU0 Prizes of " 2111 Prizes of !'"o rtKI Prizes of I"' 10,000 Prizes or J" APPU'.'XIM Al IoN PRIZE'S. 100 Apnrtiximation Prizes of t! l.iil Approxitiirtt fin Prizes of pm 100 Approximation Pi-iz..sof ".. t'.-'C.V.io ll.i!7 Prize, nmunllnir t, Gen. O. T. BE AI'UKd A KD. ..r I. Co .1 ID A I. A. EARLY, ol 'a. Write for ( ircul.-its or semi orders to widow of Augustine Glass, late 8f i M. A. DAUPHIN. P.O. H..x fZ. New Orleans. !- Comui'rs. -l .is 1 '' a voiiii:' wooii. n ,i in ...1 M.irv ....,.''' ' '. is as it, should Ite, for Mc ,h " ' 'l a fair trial and was, very t nW' ''.llil,k. found guilty of the terri """ sentenced, tiv.. dt.llara tine or tvventy-five ( '. '" "unty jail was the sentence im .i.i' V'""'1 '' ' bv 'Squire Cox, of Oon- ay. r.-.' , caught fishing on Sund, , ,. - ' 'or his pocket 'ban his teputa '-I cii'ise Hie latter alfernaiivi ? :" inmate of Castle Uvan. i 'r 1 n il I,,, promised his w ife c to Ut -i. .; i : 1 1 . B ls" '-ntiily at the, cheap cash store of li l ,i"v'' 'o pay the extra expense, di-.l U ill. ... 11..... .11 . ...nu ld ii ritv lll'lt: citoii, v. r " He lets her jut it on'. ' I.i tuirlill. : : ----- - ., i.i than Iho legal gentleman anic.ni. t- August Fiatwkr. The most miserable ' beins in the world are those suffering from j Ilvspepsiaand Li verComplaint. More than i seventy live per cent of the people in the ( United States are afllicfed with these two , diseases and their effects: such as a sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cstive iiess. Palpitation of the Heart, Heart-burn, j Water-brash, gnawing ami burning pains at ; the oil of the Stoma, li, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue ami disagreeable taste in the month, ; r.... .....if food after eat'n2.1ow spi rits.ite. t (Jo to voitr Drnggists. Leinmon & Murray, ICben'burg. or to P. M. Woles agle st Son Wilmore, and g 7.1 cent Itotlleof ActsrST Flowek or a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try it. Two doses will relieve you. The Peerless Ping and Fine Cut Chew ing of V. & I). Rinehart, Pittsburgh, canuot be surpassed. 1 1 vi x 1 I lnclic, It It 4' A I l SII.HS. We have purchased during the past ten days several large lols of P.lack and Colored Silks, and are now offering the same at Ihe lowest prices ever known in this city. We direct svecial attention to our lino of Black Silks which comprises all the Wst. known makes and which we warrant to give satis faction. We offer extra good value in these at from S1.00 to $.1.00 p;r yard. In Colored Silks all iho leading shades can lve found on our counters, from ?l.L" to S2 .10 per yard. Black ami White and (tray and Black Striped and Checked Silks, in very desirable styles. Also, one lot of Light Colored Striped Silks, at f.Oc per yard. In spection invited. llrcius & Haokk, Fifth ave. and Market st. Pittsburgh. TU I A L It 1 ST, J un e Term List of causes set down for trial at a Coiitt of Common Pleas, to be held at Ebensbniar. for Cambria count v. commencinif oil MoMiAV, tti6 Jilt dcy ul JlnS, A. D. 177: FIRST WF.KK. Ed. Fry vs. Litzintrcrs; Kerr vs. Linton & Son; Bmi ni vs. Cronse : Commonwealth, for use. vs. Adiimset al; Wirtncrvs. Lot clace & (i rumlinsr; D. J. Hoar & Co. vs. Went roth ; Ellis A Harrop vs. Nathansoti Sc Co.; Devereaux vs. Cain & Ci.in ; J. L. Lo.vemri und vs. N.ilhanson Jt Co.; Jones, Hoar ('. vs. A. J. Christy ; Kautfiiian & K r-.li vs. M. 11. NaihansMti & Co.; Isctt et al vs. McClobkey. SECOND WKKK. Coinmenclr.K on Monday, Line 11. l.77. F. D. Sail p vs. J. J. Krisc. M. D.. reitrued is sue; S. Ii. Burns vs. Krise, Wayncr Porter, fcigt.ed issue; Elizabeth Leiden vs. Anthony Courail. leiifiied issue; Potts & Campbell vs. .Iiimes Keariiej. Icitrned issue; Kerr vs. Krise, feigned issue; Flenner vs. McLaughlin, feitfii ed issue; Dysart & Son vs. Con iron & Son, fciirnod issue: Milliketi for use vs. It inline; l'otts Bhcam vs. Henry Wriirht et al.; Krise vs. Krise; McG oniric vs. Woleslagle : Shaffer vs. Horner; Fronheiser vs. Johnstown Bor ough ; K. J. Seese vs. W. C. Geddy tt al ; Dick ev vs. Kutruff; Sharp vs. Brown; Brown vs. Sharn : Cri.'sson Snriinrs Co. vs. McLnuirhlin : McLanshnn et al vs. Lantzy ; Fend Cover vs. ! John Parke; J. A. Olmstcad vs. John H. Ho- I tner ; Common wealt b for use vs. John A. Kairer i et al ; Lloyd iV Co. for me vs. Cress we 1 1 & Son ; : Fiynn vs. Gates: Summerville vs. Finney et a. ; It. McCOLH AN, Prothonotarv. I'rothonotary's tlllice, Ebensburg, May S, lrt' i Mnnstcr township, dee'd tct7.15 j 7. Inventory and appraisement of certain per sonal property and real es' ate apnrtised and set apart for, Matilda C Duneitan, widow of Patrick ' Dunenn. lale or CloArlield twp.. dee'd 300 00. 8 Inventory and appraisement of certain per- I sonal property appraised and set apart tor F.liia- i beth Parrlsh. widow of Peter B. Parrish, late of J Munster township, dee'd tJX si. JAMFS M- SING K1L Clerk O. C. ! O. C. Clerk's Office, Ebensburir, May 7, 1S77. r ist trial A colored porter at Ihe Logan House, Altoona, fifty years of age, has never lasted any kind of spiritons or malt liquor and never ned tobacco in any shape during his entire life. No nss of Murphy going for utU a "tuau aud broiber" as tlut. OF CAUSES set down fur trial at a Court of Common Pleas, to be held at Ebensbnrg-. for Cambria county, i eommeneinir on Monuat, tho lstili day or June, 1577, buinjrun i An.nit'itvKncni'HT. I Caldwell & Kinimell vs. Fields; Atlcs Bros, i & Kimmell vs. Fields; Caldwell & Fry vs. Fields i et al; Saino vs. Same; McDermill et al vs. i Flynn ct al : McNaniara Pattln vs. Hips ! Lloyd ; Bossier vs. Kopp; Woleslajrle A Son vs. ' Skelly ; Wentroth vs. HronJ; Saupp vs. Flick. 11. McCOI.G AN, Proth-motsry. ' Prothnnotary's Office, Ebensburg, May 8, 1ST". I' lkTi0RT A X T NOT I C 11 A 11 per smis indfbted to the undersigned are re ; spcctfully requested to call anil seitle their re spective accounts on or before tho IMh tnst Par lies tailing to comply with this njtice must not complain If e sts artt added, as we pmitinr Iti iit'iin h'ts.ficAs. Thankful for past patronatre wc still solicit a continuance of the same nponthe c.i principle L. .. N . DAVIS, I CbeDfburg, .Alay 2, 1S77. Notice to Taxoa vers ; IN accordance wi:h an Act tif the General As aemblyof t nis Common wealt h. apiroved Ihe 5lh day or April, A. D. 1872. "Relatiiur lo the ( collection of taxes in the County of Cambria." 1 notice Is her by triveu to the taxnayers residing ; in Ihe districts below named, that the County 1 Treasurer, lu compliance with Ihe second sec i tion of said Act, will attend at the places of holding the Borough and Township elections, on Ihe following na.ned dnys. for ihe purpose ! of receivlnir the County. Pour and St tc taxes 1 assessed for the year ls77 : : For V II more bornuifh. Monday. July Pth. 1 Siimmerhill towr.shrn. Tuesday. July Pith. WBshlnaton ' Wednesday, July 11th. Summit ville horonarh, Thursday, 12th. f ; a 1 1 i 1 7 in townthip, Friday. 13th. Tunnelhill boroiwh. Saturday, 14: Ii. 1 (lallitr.in lomna;li. Monday, ' Kith. ; Loretto horotisrh. Tuesday. 17th. j Allegheny townhip. Wednesday, " Isth. ! Muns cr township. Thursday, 19th. Chest Springs horouj-h, Friday, "M'h. ! Clearfield townships Saturday. " 21t. i W hite township. Mondav. July !!. at A. IL ' Fiske s; Tuesday. Jn!j 24ili, at Lh.ydsville. ! Chest township, Wednesday. July 2"ith, at i Glen Ccnncil; Thursday, July aath, at A. ! Anna's. j ('arrolltown boromrh. Friday. July 2:th. 1 Carroll township. Saturday. Julv '. S'h. I I " Cainitria township. Monday. July 30ih. -i Birr township. Tuesday .iu'ySlst. j " Susiaelianna township Wednesday, Ang. 1st, ' i " West Ward, Ebcnsburg. Thursday, 2 1. , ! " F.nst - " Iri.lay, 31. : Jackson township. Monday, " Bth. . " B.ackliclt township. T'i :s lay, " 7th.! And, in accordance with the second section I of said Act. on all taxes paid to the Treasurer hefiwe the 1st djyof S-ptemtter. there will he a reduction of riVK run cknt.. while 5 per cent, j wiil be added to all unpaid taxes, and placed in Hie hands ol a constat.le. i N. F. FK LI BflOFF, f"tv. Treasurer. Treasurer's OIKco, Etnmsburir, May 7, li77. j Louisiana, or w I llia.hmi.. u'.,u t.ionu way. New York, Third Crand Dollar Drawing, Tl'MlHT, Jt 1.1' tl. CAPITAL PlIIZ", 0,000. Tll KKTS il T.KCO IIIOMAS J. DONOUlJili:. Super- isor. iu account with ti.tllit.i:i Town ship for the year l!7 ! : Dn. to amennt of Duplicate cash from Counu Treasurer. ?s5 7-? . "loJ.oO Cn. By work done hy taxablcs.. likS.2 ...t-;i'."i nnt .if orders enstied 1.' T'-S " ssi d.tvs work, at 1 Ml per Uy t3 25 amount of exonerations COLLINS. JQHNSTOH & Ca EBENSBDRO, Penn'a. MONEY RECEIVED ON MO -17, lY lll. ON Ul.MAMl. ! IMEHKST ALLOWm 0 1IMK I ElOMTS. MjULY ICANED. L3LI ECT ! CTJS V7.CE. aSd a general BANKING EUSINESSTRANSCTEP. tVSpeehil at t.-ntion pa'd iobnsirf-s of coi respondents. A. W. Bt'l'K. Nov. ls ls;5.-lf. Cashier. jlHrawNsMGSlAiK! 120 Clinton St., Johnstown, Fa. fn ART FRED SEPT. 15. 1T tlFPOSHS ' r.-.-eiv ed of a 1 1 sums not !c-s than tine Doilsr I nt .-rest if ilee m t he tiiont lis ! .1 une and 1 tern-m: her. and It not withdrawn is nil led to the depos. It. thus com pou mil mi t wire yci.r it hi.ut t r..u bllntf the depositor tocull T.r cvttti to p.csent tli4 tlcH'Sit book. .oney leaned nti Real Lftate. Prcrerenee -tt llbef-il rittes and lontt t line. triv. ti to borrowers ni. fcr in tc first niorttt I'ltes on la i ins w cr' Ii fi.iir.rin.' times t he him. ill nt ol loan desired. Hood relerenc perfect titles, ele.. required. This corporation is ex-ni-ivt ly a S.ivlnits Bank. No ci-iinm.-j-.'ial deposits reei'it-ctl , m tiliri nn;f ttr.intrd. No binns on m rsoiotl '! uri.y. Blank applications lor burr. wets, copies if I ii rults, by-laws, ni). special law relating to tin j Bank, sent lo any address desired. ! TKt STKKS .Iiimes c.i,.,i'r. Davl I liibert. t: H. 1 Ill-s. A.J. Hawes. F. W . Hav. John Low man. H. ! B:i inner, jr.. Daniel McLane hlin. I. I. Jinrrn'l, I l.t lues Mc.M ilicn. .' :ime All. rliv. t Wis I'litt. II j A. B i:k. Conra l Suppes, U curse T. Swank, mi v. . . i alters. DA.NIEL I. MOH'i ELL, President. Fn a x k lnr tin . I r.-asiin-r. Cvp.iS Ll.t'un. Solijiier. 12-3. "79. ly.f j Balance due Township ;C. lilziu Tow itbhip lor ls'.O: Dn. To amount of Duplicate ' cash from County Treasurer .'331 2S . f.10 :ts0.U? iAvioiu norsi:. 10 2'j I i tt 7.0J Cn. By work done hy taxa' b s 1214 23 amount of orders cashed .'Ott; team B .lavs' at 3 per day V7.00 amount paid James I bin Ion for 2o' days" work at 1.26 o.-rday 2'.6-. ' ainoiim pal. I John ll.-ntinn lor nays' work at . '.'' per .lay " sundries ' sinount of exon -rations " bv 3s1 days' work as supervisor "at i..'U per day 57.. 5- 4f)4.14 Balance due Supervisor 11 75 We, the Auditors or Gi.llitzln Township, have examined the above uccoiints and found lllcni COrrtCt- GEORGE VY1 RS Wm. cHltt'TY, v Auditors. D. BI'BK, i Wm. Dawson. Tw p. Clerk. 15 4 -Ht.l Kf.KNsnri.-i;. Pa. Hnvioy t.rt.vp rnoro taken iM-ssessLin td the wi-'l known c r.iw toiil II. .use in EbeusotTv. which ?.i has refitted nn l r'-fiirr.ilied in irond style, an I intend- hcreittter n ndtiet on strict tempi-nine principles, the stb'Tt!'cr tallest y solicits tl.j ieitron ie o. hose ui tns v visit t .'e cuui vi-.:t et-li.-r on business or pliiiire. : 1 1 w bom he pii-la ' himself to t titer. am in I lie bi s i.(.si Lie mui,.,, and n the li.iit ..s"lde Jirice. 1: ,cellt-iit accio inoda! io, will furnishfd to sammer boardns who will (in. I ih,. ( rstf .r i" i.'casnnt an I ei.tjl oluical place at whirh to spend t he In a'-.' teriu l VACCHaW FORD. Ebrnsbnrir. April 27. 1TT. AS s 1 ( ;n i: i; 'j No v 1 C i: Not ice is herel.v given tb.tt Cbarlt s .l.dn ton. of the Borotijh of SummitTille, . rrtv nt I ambi -ia. and Stale ol Pcins. I vsioh bv ttt-cd .,f v.iiuntary R'rltcninent. bus :i- c:i..,i a II bis rt'mt, real an I personal. In lMtn. Alet ".,skcv. of !:.L litrm. in said County ami St.ife, in liiit f..r ti e beiieo.t ef ctedpiir. Al! perin O-. r. f'.re Indented to the said ch tries Jolmstnn sill msfce j.syment to I lo-s.id .talne A! cfl. f ktv a ltd thoit luivinir claim? or .ieniand s win inake'known ll.e same w il h"u: .icl.iv. MA ME-: M.-CLO?KFY. ASUnee cl CBARLt-S JoUSSI'ox. April ST. 137. 6 4 -Ct. Oil SALE The whole or half in DIt A M. KKIM, Physician and Rrmi'-oy, LO'tEITH, PA. OfHee opposlts A. .T. Christy's bro't tSiore. NV'ht ealli jb i fwatlu at th ofce, fb-t.-tt rest in a Okist and Saw Mii.i. proit- ert j-. situate one mile sout n ci r.oensnurir. I ne nrotiertv consists of 1:10 acres of bind, nb mt MJ ol which are cleared, a (iist Mill with three run ol stone ami all (he ins-ess;. , y uiMchiiu ry for nlukinir good work. Sitw Mill. Dwebiptr Ifviw-. It.iin. ic. The Crist M l! hits r- jfood share of custom wtuk. Will be s-ldat Dvatc sale at rt vcrv low rice find oil Ilienot ten sonalde paviiicnts. Possess-on ulr-ti iin-.w.,ti Ulcly. . n.ll. sr.lllt.t.1.. Ehenaburg, pii!3C,lB... j Goon ni:i:r! iiaviiir m-cmiv purchased several head .f tt FA' i i-. r. t: In iitia, w i h the plac". i Boast, 1! . w ti" h w re tir.iiiulit from th S'ate of I it prepared to "irnisn inv etisleiiit rt r.KKK ever id!. -red for sale in th.a n .i'e St.viii. 13 ceu'.f pe r K.. t Bleak xljd CtS; 1.1 r 111. josi I'll OCTW ALD eti.S'irjr. Stsrch 3''. 1T7 -ti. T (J. LAKE. ATT P.N EY-AT-t.AMf K u i.i.bnre. Pu. 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