Tit A V KS AM TRAILS.
One of the moat kal.le features of;
uncivilized life is the power savages '
show of tracing men and Leasts over
immense distances. Many travelers
have ?po!cn ol this as something al- j
most miraculous, yet it is only the re- j
suit of careful observation of certain ;
well known signs; and we have here '
lie lb re us a collection of very common :
Sense hints on the sulject. In coun
tries like ours every trace of loot print ,
or wheel track on roads and paths is .
soon obliterated or hopelesslv confus
ed; but it is otherwise in the wilder
ttess, w here neithi man nor beast can
conceal his track. In Kallii l.nnd, when
cattle are stolen, if their foot prints
are traced to a village, the headman is
Jield responsible for them, unless he
can show the same track going: one.
A wagon-track in a new country is
practically indelible. "More espec
ial! v."
sav our authors, "is litis the
case
if a fire sweeps over the plain
i in mediate v
after, or if
the watou i
passes il(irin
or alter a prairie lire
I
e have known a iellow-iraveller re
cognize in this manner the tracks his
wagon had made seven years before, '.
the lilies of chaired stumps crushed
short down, remaining to indicate the
passage i f the wheels, though all oth-',
er impressions had been obliterated
by the lank annual growth of grass
fully twelve feet high' Sometimes
the oiiginal soil being disturbed, a
new vegetation will spring up along
the wagon-track, and thus mark out
the road for miles. Kven on hard
rock a man's bare foot will leave the
dust caked together by prespi ration,
so that 'a practiced eye will see it ; and i
even if there is no track, a stone will
be disturbed here and there, the side
of the pebble which has long lair, next
the ground, being turned up, If it is
still damp, the man or beast that turn
ed it has passe.l very recently. II a
shower of rain has fallen, the track
will tell whether it was made before, '
during, or alter the shower; similar;
indications can be obtained from the
dew ; and another indication of the
time that has elapsed since a man
passed liy, is furnished by the slate of
the crushed grass, which will be more
or less withered as the time is longer i
or shoiter. Other indications are i
drawn from the direction in which the
grass lies; this tells how the wind was
blowing at the time the grass was j
crushed; and by noting previous l
changes of the wind, one learns the
time at which each part of the track
was made. Much, loo, can be learned j
from the form of the footprint. Sav !
ages generally: turn their toes in, in !
walking ; white men turn theirs out.
A mocea-in print with the toes turned
out would indicate that a white man
in Indian walking-gear had gone by;
and almost everv foot has a print ot
its own, which enable an experienced
tracker to follow a sinyjo. track anion''
a tbizen others,
ter of the print
Iran who made
led by o. hers ;
Sitnilai 1 v llieeharac-
will tell whether the
it walked freely or was
whether he was in a
hurry or travelling slowly ; whether
he carried a burden, and if he were
sober or tipsy. A horse track is
rmiallv well marked. It tells when
tin1 horse galloped, whc i he walked,
when he slopped to feed ordrink ; and
a scattering of sand and gravel will
tell when he was startled by any i
f-trange sight. In all this, two things
are needed uharp sight and careful j
training. The elephant often makes a 1
very curious tixck as he walks ; if he '
suspects danger, he scents the ground !
with the tip of his trunk, and this ;
makes a well-marked serpentine line
in the dust. Klephants have changed
their tactics since rifle-pits were intro- i
duced. Formerly, when their chief
danger was a pitfall, the leader of the j
herd felt the ground inch by inch ; j
and if he deled cd ihe coveri.ig of a !
trap, tore it off and left it open. Now j
they rely much more on scent, and in J
this way. often from a greater distance,
detect the hunter lurking near their
drinking places. If so, they will
sotiHtimes travel fifty or a hundred
miles to another stream or pool.
TlIF. I'r.AfK WlIKRK TIIE Sl'X .1 I'MPS
A Day. Chatham Inland, lying olf
the coast of New Zealand, in the
South Pacific Ocean, is oectilintlv sit
uated, as it is one of tiie few inhabita i
oie points 01 ine gione wiiere Hie tlav
of the week changes. It is just on
tiie line of deinarka'.ion between
dates. There high twelve on .Sunday
or Sunday noon, censes, and instantly
Monday meridian begins. Sunday
troincs into a man's hotie on the east
side, and becomes Monday by the
time it passes out the western door.
A man sits down to his noonday din
ner on Sunday, and it.is Monday noon
lie fore he finishes it. There Saturday
is Sunday and Sunday is Monday, j
and Monday becomes -suddenly trans- i
le:red inlo Tuesday. I
A (.'AT.CI LATINO
nc.vspaper of the
Crow. V Scotch
year 1 8 U states
that a jarrion crow, perceiving a brood
of fourteen chickens, under, the care
of a parent hen, on a lawn, picked up
one ; but on a-young Isdy opening
the window and giving an alarm, the
r.dibei dropped his prey. In the
c itirse of the day, however, the plun
d -rer returned, accompanied by thir
t ( u other crows, when each one suiz
v. 1 his bird and carried oil' the whole
brood at once.
Ammonia ant Toothache. A cor
respondent writes in the Scicntifu:
American that the worst toothache,
or neuialgia coming from the teeth,
be speedily and delightfully ended by
the application of a small bit of cot
ton, saturated in a strong eolution of
nmmonia, to the defective tooth.
Sometimes the sufferer is provoked to
momentary nervous laughter by the
application, but the p'lin Las di6ap-
r il
u.il
In
CI
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS !
Are now offering to tho people of northern
4' I...!.. -.. .., . 1 t .- tn Q mil . '
il I I I I I I 1(1 il 1111 I. 11JIUI I II Mil J KF C.T . II 1 U I
,As they are selling their entire stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Qra are,
Shoos for Men," Women and Children,
AT COST Idi CASK!
Anil many otlirr goods nt less than thev cost
in the city, uml will ontinue to so sell un
til t In; tut ire stock isdisposed of.
LOOK AT ME OF THEIR PillfES:
Prints, good fast colors fi et. per nrd.
Ilro w n M i;sl ins t rom fi li'tlcis. r yii id.
Alpneas, ("obcrgs, &c.. " 2 i to 40 -is.
Ticking. " 1") to SO ets. "
i'.mt t'iotlis ' to ."0 ets. " '
A II-Wool Cussimi-res cilcls. " "
While Phjiies, stripe l"i 10 "1 els. "
luce stripe. ..M to a.j ets. " "
Ladies' and Children's l!o ;e.
"1. S, 10. l.'i and 20 ct. per pnir.
Ladies" and Children's (i loves, lo to IV. pi r i'r.
I I. u k' . X. Th rend 7" el . per In7.cn. I
Wjix Thrend, for limnl sewing. :;u ets. j
Sh.iwls Irmii 1 .75 to to fO.
k f" W ill sell you mi re pins, needles. hairpins.
shoe-1 ace 1 P. etc.. etc.. for M ets. t tin 11 you ever j
bcloio obtained f nr t he saline inoiicy. Also, a j
rreat variety or otlu r frocxH at einially l.ow
I'HK KS. (lo and sec them, and learn for your
selves, as yoii will In- sure to lenrn, that money
can be saved ly dealinif with them.
BEOBKTUT TBEI SSU 10?. CASH
And don't forsret that they have ndded to their
stock a la ore assortment of
Hnporb CLOTIII'G
Fur men and boys, which they do not propose
to seil at cost, but pledge themselves ti. dispose
of at lower rates than wearing; apparel ipially
pcrieci in iiiHKi hiiii lanriccaii oc iinuui nn
wlieie else fn these pints, ('iill and examine
good
and price, and bear in mi;id that
W.A.S.G.A.C.
A, A. BARKER & SOM,
5 is. i:iti.si;i imj, ia. .ira.
s. v. IJAII.KY.
J. S. UPhSlXOKK.
Eta ili'V k ESoisingcr,
Plumbers,
AND GAS
FITTERS!
Arc prepared to pat t'eld and Hot Water Pipe?
in houses iitei attend ti ll other work in their
line promptly. pxm ilitimisly. at the lowest po.i
ble.pi ices, mill in a t ln.r.mirlily no-knuinlike mn
nr. Also, can turnisli at slmrt iintiee ami on the
most .reasonable terms. Marble W nsh Stand Iron
Sinks lor kilele ns. Heilers. Hath Tubs. Water
t'livsetg. Iron anil WiHiden Hydrants. (Sum Hose,
(i.ilvantzed Irun I'ipes. one ai.d one. and a quarter
inch Lend I'ipp ( lintit tor country use), hii-1 Terra
( "ot t a. Server and lira in 1' Jes. . 3. 4. and fi in. h
C in size. Also, will tit tip at fair tKnres. liiasa
(ilobe Valves lor steam and iron cistern pumps.
- All orders 1-lt with .1. S. Holsin-rer. or at
his fdinp on Crawlor l street, will liave early and
sa I Isfaetory at tent ion.
Ktien.-imrn, June lSTT.-tf.
XXT DOOR to the POST-OFFICE.
Cookinj; Slovos,
I.Josi1iny Stovos.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
llavinjr reeonlly taken possession of the new
ly tilted up and cotn-nodioiis, bnil lin-f ox Mirh
fito et. two doors east of the Hank and nearly
opposite the Mountain House, the subscriber is
hotter prepared than ever to maTiMfaetiire nil
articles in the 'I'l.N'.i t iI'iM'.lf a 71 1 SIIKKT-I liON
WAKK line, all of whic h will be furnished to
htjvers at the very low st living prii-os.
The s-.ibsciiber also proposes to keen a full
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlcr and Heating Stoves
10 1 lie mosi approver t'csljrns.
fS-SrorTIXC and HOOKING made to order
inn! warranted perfect in inntiu tact lire and ma
terial. Itr.l'AllilNfi promptly Mltendtd to.
All work oo;ie by mo will be dime riylit and
on lair terms, and all STilVllSaiiil WAIUOaold
by tne can be depended upon as to jualit- ami
eaim.it be mot" -rsold in price. A tinunnce
and increase ot pat ronae js respect fully solici
ted, and nocilort will be wanting lo render en
tire sa t isi'actioii to ail.
VAM.IIi MJTKINCJEU,
Kbensbtirir, Oct. 13, ls;t).-tf.
MADEIPT0 03DERS l UlllJi
M'iif. f.im xsih'iio woolk.v company
l. is tP.'.j- r'i;inril to ir.nnu!;if:tnre to order
or FSflinr.rfe (l.u Is of iln own mnke lor WOOL
wli eh i!l he Mken at the liivrheot market price,
nnd lor the irat In tiiik of which wnjeons will ("(.on
he i. ii lo the v:iri.iii! so along of i heeoun' v. The
quality ol the irooiia inn.'e fv is too welf known
to need recommendation, mid an we nre now run
innif our 1-iictorv hy steam powkk, there will he
no oelny m tl: tiianaiacturc or wmI cent or bro't
to ll for t l;:it iirione.
I. S. W e.t inir. ( nrdiiiif. Fnllinar nn l Dyeino
promptly ..it. iid ,1 t i worWin;iiilike manner
nnd til the. lowest pii!ilc ratea
KheiixhiiDr, May 11, 177 -u.
rllilili'v lU UORKS.
139 Franklin Street, Johnstown.
M'N(.MI-.TS. III'AI) Ht.ci Tll.MIt- - -
NKl l,AlS.MA.TKLS.,Vc, m ,.,,. ?3iV
f;u-tlir'i ol t hov.-rv Iuki ....jiryj .1!
Auu-r.ci.:) M..rtde. Kntire fui isfnc- V ''l
tl 'tl 0-11:11 Ulltl l (1 ill Iri Ini.,n i!.'Ai
(diitriM ler t wot !c. ' .'.'r
.It.' -S
Hit 1 1 promptly fiN.-.l at the very low- .L.
im(its ri'ijiinnirii r, ,.11 ..1 a :
-m i-iisii nun, l i i- niH.
Apiil 1, ls:;i.-t.
JOflX l'AKKE.
JA VKg U-II.KINSON
H. T. O'FKIEL,
WILKINSON Sl OTRIEL,
-PACTt-RKKS OP
I O t'rX C iU II TiriMt'CtT'Tl lflFflf
!
i tit
I-oretto, J?
31.
-Work ereei.ted promptly aBd Mtj.fBetorilv
i l cheap as the cheapest. . r y'
10
T 0. LAKE, Attornf.y-at-Law
V tlnhnrjf, Pa. Office with RecrWter
nd Kccnr.lur, In Court lru.. g,st' r
ARGAINS !
0 fL iLl ll 0 IJ
fc4yt.'
i WOOL! I
c qsl shl nr
REDUCTION !
PH1CESS
pJV. h V.
CUTLERY, Etc.,
iThWesTtmbmsT
Preparatory to tearing down and rebuilding liis
extensive Store Room,
.
DISl'OSK Ol' II IS
Entire Stock of GOODS,
COXSISTI.XO ritlXCI PALLY OF
Builders' HARDWARE,
Table and rocket Cutlery,
1 iion'.x a t r.s, r. r. sjs, r, t. a ss w a r k. r, a Mrs.
liAMI" CHIMXKVS. STOVKS. TIN' WAKE,
HoltSI'. It KF-. HMiVI'.SI' ti l'ili..S,
(j II I X I )S I ( IN KS, II O K.S, S II 1 1 v : l,S,
si'Aiirs. im'mps m. rrniNu.
III.A X(. II A li 1 1 ( 1 1 1' It X iS, JlC.
AT LESS THAN COST,
-- iie
CASH AND CASH ONLY!
I have al?o on linnd a few irnod Monlnir
Tlloi l:ii . TV bieb I will sell at 1n.m ( ta:to
le than eiesf. nn 1 am ainnt ter the treat AHf.lt
K A NAW (il MHKK. (the only hannalde self Iced
(fUiniiier in the world,) whieli 1 will sell verj low
for cash.
fe is lie Time to Secure Bargains
ItV III YIMi A
Eix Let cf Eds for Very Little Keney !
iWAll jtrrsotis httoiriiuf tJifm
selres indi-hted to nte are rarni'sll if
requested to amir forira rd irilhoiit
rft tftv and settle tlu-ir respective ac -
counts, either ft if note or cash, anil j
therehn save coats, as I nnist have
mi hoohs closed in the shortest tune
possible.
HIGH STREET, EBENSBURG, PA.
ESTABLISHED TWINMINE YEARS.
H U ft
IVXsi ri 1 1 1 Vi o 1 1 1 1 o i !s ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
-OF
AND
Sheet Iron Wares
ANO DKAI.KHS IN
HEATING PAELOS aM COOKING
AND-
-Fi:iiOTG GOODS GENERALLY.
Illinir in
tlx, rorrcR & siiect-iro.x
PKOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
No's. 278. 2S0and 2S2 Washington S.,
JOHNSTOVN. PA.
TTTM. II. SECIILER, Attorney at
Imw, EN-nt-burg, Pa. Office In Col
on(l Row, ( recent It nfloupied by Wra.-Klttt it,
iij.,) centre itreet. f t-21.7.-t f. J
at & set
To Restore llancid Huttcr.
Tliere is no need of cither selling or
usiug bad butter, owing to the fact
hat it may be easily restored to as
good, and perhaps a better condition,
than that which characterized itjwlien
entirely fresh. No matter how strong, j
proper management in the plan we are
now going to set forth will put it all
right every lime. Place in a clean ;
barrel three pounds of fresh unslack- I
ened lime, and pour over it twenty
gallons of cold, pure water. Let it
remain one day, stirring occasicmally;.
then let it stand ten or twelve hours
without stirring, to give it a chance to
settle. At the end of this time pour
off the clear liquid and strain through
muslin. Place into a clean barrel, and
it is ready foi the rancid butter. Cut
the butter in thin sl'ces, as thin as you
can cut it conveniently, and place it
directly into the lime water. Put in
as much as the water will cover; then
over it place a clean floating lid, and
weigh down sufficiently to prevent any
butter from being exposed to the air.
Keep it in this condition about forty
eight hours, stirring three times a da j
with a clean stick.
At the end of this time the butter
will have entirely lost its rancid con
dition, the lime having completely
neutralized the acid. The solution
should be drawn from the barrel, and
its place supplied w ith pure cold water,
to stand undisturbed for six hours.
Next take out the butter, let it drain
an hour or eo, then rework exactly
after the manner of managing new
butter.
This process will leave the butter
quite white, and therefore, if for the
market, you will need to color it,
which you can do with a preparation
of annatto, now sold for 'die purpose in
most drug stores.
If you desire to convert the butter,
restored as above, into a first-class ar
ticle, fully up to the best (Joshen, you
will take say fifty pounds of it, which
you will place into a revolving churn
with six gallons of new milk, and a
pint of the juice pressed from tlr? car
rots. No other than a revolving churn
will answer, for the hardness of the
butter will prevent the motion of a
dasher. Start the churn briskly and
keep it going for half an hour, afar
which take out and handle the same as
new butter. No other coloring w ill be
needed the carrot juice w ill have im
parled to it a dark rich yellow color.
It will have also added to the flavor,
making the flavor resemble that of new
butter in every particular. Journal
of I'royrt'i-.
I! EMF.TtV FOR IJURNS AND SCALTtS.
Dr. (. F. Waters, of Boston, receutiy
tested before the meeting of th Mass
achusetts Dental Society a new reme
dy for burns and scalds, consisting of
the application ol bicarbonate of soda,
the simple cooking soda used in all
families. He dipped a sponge inlo
boiling hot water, and squeezed it
over his right wrist, the water flowing
almost eomp'etely around the arm,
an 1 nearly encircling it with a severe
scald two inches in w idth. Not con
tent with tliis, ho dipped the sponge in
a second time, and pressed it closeh
011 the under side of his wrist for thir
ty seconds. He then applied bicarb
onate of soda to the scalded surface,
and laid over it a wet cloth, and the
intense pain was banished as if by
magic. On the next day after this se
vere test the scald, with the exception
of the part purposely made most se
vere, was practically healed, only a
slight discoloration of the skin show
ing where the scalding water had flow
ed this, too, w ithout a second appli
cation of the soda. The flesh on the
under side of the wrist had In-en cook
ed down to the sweat glands, and the
scald was one which ordinarily would
have caused an open and painful wound
of long duration. The only treatment
of this, however, after the first nppli
cation of the soda, was to keep the
part moist with a wet cloth, and -no
pain was experienced, and it was but
a few days before this severe wound
was seen to be rapidly healing.
Shape Yovn GRArES. Don't re
move the leaves to let the sun to your
grapes, as the more the clusters are
shaded the better the fruit will be.
The idea th.it grapes will ripen letter
if exposed to the rays of sun at this
season of the year was originally pro
mul gated in the papers by men who
did not understand what they were
writltig alout, as one could haTdly do
a greater injury to his vines that to
strip oil the leaves around the fruit.
Vines can be propagated by laying
down canes about the first of August,
ot this season's growth, in a trench
throe cr four inches deep, coverino
the canes with earth to that depth
eight or ten inches in length, within a
foot of the end, which should be turn
ed up and tied to a small stake, and
in October you will find such canes
well rooted.
Pretty little girl in Shreveport, La.,
told her papa that there was a pretty
little bird in her pretty little room
singing a pretty little song. The af
fectionate parent told her to go back
to bed, as it was probably ony a Kit
tydid ; but when he went to lied him
self, his wife lold him to listen to the
strange music of a mocking bird
which filled the room. The devoted
husband struck a match, and discov
ered the musician on the lowc- shelf
of the washstand. It was a singing
mouse. 0
On, ihe flics ! the horriblo flies !
Hnzzing a round like election lies;
nodpiup about like a maniac's dream,
Over the butter and into the cream ;
Holding conversation all over the bread.
Kiting your ears aud tickling your bead ;
Craw ling,
' Buzzing,
Too busy to did.
Dog gone the nastj, pestiverotis fly 1
AG A.ITVSST'
:x:3--:o:;
We desire to call the attention of
rcmodled, reflated
LARGE NEW
IN TIIE ZAIIM BUILDING, EBENSBURG, FA.,
Where we have just received an Immense stock of
NEW
Comprisiti!? MtV f;ooii, DUES HOODS. NOTION?!. PEANN EE?!. PEANKETf, II ATS, CAPS,
HOOTS, SHOES, CLO HI I NO, CAUI'EIS. &c, ic. We also keep a lull line ot
FKESII GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS!
Cotisfftfng of FLO U It. FISH, SIOAH, COFFEE, TEA, SALI.bUAI'S.sriLtS, uju?, arc. ! nrr;, v
SOLE AGENTS IX ECENSMG FOR STLAFLIVS WIRE CABLE SCREW ROOT.
Ci IX 11 TJS TRIAL!
ATV I SAVE ?-0 11Z1Z CITS'T
I3V 15TJYir FOR CASH :
The Ilifjhest Market Vriccs paid for Grain and Vroduec.
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown,
ALWAYS HAVE TIIE
3Lei3:QQst, J3est aiidL Cb.oa.pcst
Stock rt Pry Gooils. NotimjF. Milllnorv, Crptn, Oil Cloth. i-c. to lie rt)Unl in Cambria rounty.
'2 4-7 JrT' Ilon't l'irsr't the iiuiiilx r utnl street. tl.
For thr T anmlry or Toilot 1 KQTAT to WTilte C.itile Soap. frr It l ina-lo of TTTtK VFC
KTAItl.K OILS. :im. I l.v t!it sriuii' l.rwps. whlfli retain nil t u ltntiiral lH-altnsr oiin! ll i-s ff 1 1
oils. It coiti SO Ml'ClI LKS1 than the lniM.rt'l artirle Hint It Is railllT coniiii inui if. n.-ra! I rfl
liou-hntil uw. 'I'lip ii or i ' ii.oitt:I Soaris Is rnmli'innl bv fins us 1 i.-ih'e to ro'luc c sk in i ' '( ' 1 1 ' I ' 1 '
the I'LIMTY of thp Wliitc Sop ri-n.lr I liarmli . "Made Olily b)' l'UOClLK 4 OAMliLh, 1 1 1 I'll 1 n ,i , : i t
CincluuaU. Xradti suiijilK-a by V'OcburgU Uuka!t grocers. i u i i in in i . ,
Great Reduction
A FULL SET FOllsG.OO
AT
Dr. duincy A. Scott's,
27 s i'i:sx a r i:vi:,
Takini? tho (Vn!f nnil TM eld an 1 1 ijplomn ovr-r
all home atvl foreign conii-t i'urs ha? itiven Ir.
Sfott's work a worM wi-te r-oli-lrity. an l th jnr.
lie arc alwav? :i i-'ti.l when they "net it that they
HAVK Til l: liKST.
IT WILL PA Y K VKUYBOD Y TO
VISIT riTTSllCIlGH TO :
HAVE lr.. QUIXCY'A. SCOTT
EXTRACT TllEIll TEL Til j
WITHOUT VAIN j
BY 1I1S ABSOLUTELY SAFE
AX.ESTI1ETIC,
AS IT IS TIIE OXLY OXE
IX EX IS TEXCE,
And can bp taker, with enlire cnrifi.Ienee by ol 1
and you ii ir. and i'o;ile in cvtry
condition ot lu-akli.
ANOTHER DEATH FROM
LAUGHING GAS.
Pr. O. Morlev Harrison, a Pnrireon of SO vear!"
tandinin lani-he.-ter. Kniclatf!. lately died from j
an overdose of L:iusluni tJ is. lie was in perteei i
neiin, ui i ne -i:a& ann.t nizen very rapidly
and he look a tew inhalations tuo many.
.Inne 15, l"77.-.Vim."
3K A LECTURE
Jurt PiiMialirtl, In a S' illi '1 F.'dtvi.j.,'. 1 'ri.-r. C i t.
A Lecture on the Xature. TrcR'nienl and Kadiral
(ure ot Setnina I Weaknesrs, or Si ennatori twn, in
ilneed hy Self-Ahii.se. Involuntary Kniissions. ni.
jiotency. Nervous I !.; 1 ity. nnd "impediments to
Marriuiee eeneraliy: ('otitinM.tion. Kpilepsv, and
Fitr: Mental and l'h vmcii 1 tncapaeitv, Jcr liv
KOHKKT J.fl LVK'KA'KLL.M. D." author ot
thp ' tireen Hook." &co.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
Ijeclure. elearly proves from his own experience
that the nwtul conse)uener ol Self-Abuse mav
beefrectually retnoved without tnedieine ami witli
out ilanirerous suririeal tipei nt ions, bou m'es. inst ru
merits, rinas. or cordials; pointing ut R lH:e 0
en re at onee certain and elieetnal. tv whieh every
nff'erer. tin matter what his -,,n,liti..ii nM.v be
may enre himself cheaply. jrivatelv anil radieallv.
iHf-Tliix Lecture viU Tore n I,i.h thuianl.
ami ffioNiOTH'N.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to anv
address, on receipt of six cents or two postage
tamps. Address the Publisher
Till-; (I I.VKIIHU I, MHK Al. CO.,
41 Ann Mreet. .New tork.
Post Offlee liox 45HG. (4 i.3.-iy.
KOI.
Dnux IMiia TeiM Articles, k.
T X addition to a full line or IiriifS. Medicines
1 &e., the undersinned keep on hand a larire, va'
ried and elegant ay.sortment or
Perfumery, Toilet and Washing Soaps,
Pure Flavoring Kxtrnets, Kssenceg of all kind
pure Spices. Hlank Hooks. Pocket and Pass Book
Stationery. Writing Kiuid. Hlack an. I Ked Inks
Pens. Pencils and Pen Holders. Hibles. Praver
Hooka. Hymn Hooks. tc, together with a
i im: stock or Ji;in:i.i:r,
Tooth. Hair. Shoe. Sct-nnn1 I-nstina Hrnsh-s
Comhs of all kind. Tobacco. Cigars. Pipes, (lass
ware. Lamps. Lamp (Jhiuineys. and hundreds ol
oilier tirticles needless to mention all of which
will be Sold at tho
Very Lowest Prices for Cash.
LbMMON & MURRAY,
Ebensbnrg, June 8, 1:77.
-aoy?'K?s-3ic,i
!i -''"e.- - KImmI .Senn-lx-r m the Crt. '
" 1 nmI rp: II ol the :.f-. Kir..,,.:, ' nr.... .
i ' ''. 'I- ri. Iloili-. rimiilom'id nil hi-nvt d;
.-:li, yieid Mil. trriml, i till p.-itrer. 'i f:,, ,,,
. 1 l.'t-, tl. l! Turn .1, -uisl dno'l l;'t ,,
J ' n I'EI.I.Kr.' A CO.. Pi op'., f:it
i nn- lft4Mf l llle hmmi :'ii-h i-l 1.. a'lh
In
-.- "'''Tv-v'KAi.KHira'fcsji
rsr-soLn nv ali, nia(;Gi:rs
Z-lS.-ly.j
S777
Is not easily earned in these times, but
it can bo miid, in il. , ti. ...!. "
r - - -.-Kilo ,n hiiv
one of either sex. in any pars of ;he coui'i
the emt.lovinnnt. -Y.1 ..,"' "iy nt
, , ,- v.. . "r MiiniMi. louneeanot
be way In. m hoi.ie over night. You can uivc
your whole time to the work, or only yoursiiure
Term.r,,i 1'-'"intlHK to try lWl,K
Iermsnnd,3 outfit freo. Address at once II
JIallkt At (Jo., 1'ortland, Maine. (a-.'3.-ly
to-a n t k DZirTini slvnTsiaTr
rAUMsT"1.1"'" r,1 of applicants fi
FARMS ,ust now. Also, rentable city proiiertie.
o eschanjfe lor Farms Hndredot people' crowd
i L"ayt,ihc an'' 1 oann"' '"llicicn', Farms
T,, ,r. V riteorcall as soon as poesihle and ir
j'nrVi... VKS rm AKcncy, la smit 1 riel.l at
I lltsbiirgh. near the Posi-othce. ia-S28.-iy.
A. SHolMAKKU. Attoi7-
"t AT l-A,y, Ebenhiirg. Office on Hid,
Btrewt. eHt end of residence. p-21,'7t! -tf.J
QEO M. READE. Attorney-at-Law
n-iens-V,r-r' Pa 0ee oa Centre street'
thredorftom Hl4h eueet. Ls V.Vj i
SES: I
the public to the fact that tie have
and removea to our
STORE ROOMI&SrS
HcLAUGHLIN BROS, & CO.
ONLY REMEDY
lOlt
CHANGE YOUE SURROUNDINGS.
All wanting FRTIT FTfT5. eap-oia!!r j.'np
ted to t tic grow t h cif the YIXK. nli'-n- it i nn
c-rHb!ib-d siicoc-s snd pnxs I.aitce Piiof iT.
Tho In nd is a I so Hdn pt cd t t he trr .w 1 of I -mi-lies.
Pi-uvs, A t' l d c. and small I rui t s; a ;.?, (j rain?.
Gr-sntid '.-ir-t aides.
Many hundreds of cxcelirrt Vi ni: va nrS, On
CAi!.i mul F I' v, o.in now be seen.
Til I- IM'ATION is only SI mill south of
Philadelphia, t.v H.-iilroad. in n mild, delightful
eliinato. mid :it the very linorj i-f t lie Xc York
Hill Philadelphia M-irket. Another Hinlroad
nm dii-e-t to New York.
THE PI.APF is n'readv I. C. H, fi rrr.SS
FIL and PltOSPFKOTS. Oni r lo-s. S.-h.-ols,
and other iriri!eir-4 ore alr-ndy e-t h i l i I d.
A !sr. man n fact i i s of S h-s. ( . it iiimr. ( J
St ru w (inni!. and ot her i h uitf at whieh i i r-
ent members of a luiiuiy can procure employ
merit.
It hasbeen n IlFtnn Husoht for pome years
past f f r feoje sn tl erinif from pn Imona ry IT - e
t i oiis. n st hum. catarrh.! p ue a inl !-l i 1 i t , in.o y
thousands f w hom h i e n irely recovered.
A new llriek Hotel has fuel heen eom pp-tcd.
M) feet f roiit. w ih buck bui lditiir. four stories
blirh. including French roof, nml all modern
improvement, lor the HcooHiinodnU.nl of i
itors. Pkice of KA1IM T.AN'O. !S.o rni ACIIK.
payable by installments, within the pi ioiI ef
four years. In this climate. "."O acres of land
planted out to viee? wiil eount as much as Iih:
dorrs further north.
Persons u nnenuainted with Fruit Growing
can become fatnili ir with it in a short time on
account of sorroiindloff-s.
FIVE ACItK. ON F. ACHE, and TilWX LOTS
In thetownsof Landisviile an J Vinelrttid.also
for sale.
A paper containing full Informati.'.n will be
pent free of rear on application to CHAKI.ES
K. EANPIS. Vinfi.am.. X. J.
Tiie following is. nn extract from a descrip
tion of Vinci. tin), written by the weM-knonn
iiir'-iciiltin it. Solon Hobinson, nnd published
in the New York Tribune;
All the farmers were of flip "well to do'" s a-t.
anil Rome of 1 lieiu. who have turned the ir at tent e.n
'o fruiis and market trar b ning. have urown rich.
The soil is loam, varying from sandy to clayey,
and snr"ace gently nndu'at inir. Intersected with
small streams and o.-rasional wet mea lows, in
which deposits of peat or muck arc stored, su'ti
eient to fertilise the who e upland surfsee. alter
it has been exhausted ot its natural fertility.
It f crrttrinhj onr nf the mot rrtrnsi re tract, in
nn n'mo't Irrrl joti:irn, and mitclle ennd ition
for vlrntnnt famincr. that trc knoirof thi fidr nt
the It cttrrn I'reiriri. li found ii or" the oh,
rut arm apparently jutt a' profitc'It prod 'ict i rr
a trhen cleared c orest Jit y or a hundred vears
a to.
The eoloeiit would roon discover the cause of
this continued fertility. The whole omintrv is a
marine deposit, and nl"i through the soil we iound
evidences of calcareous substances, genera !l :n
the form of indurated cal -areous tnarl. showing
mnnydistinot lorms.f nncient Shel Is. of t he ter
tiary formation: and thi via ry i :bsta nre i ii-of-iTed
all throaih Ihe toil, in a rmi fomuifiuof
farmland in the exa t condition mot'l cciU: uui m
ila'cd by such plant nt the armer drsi rr' to culti
'o'f- (V--5.-ly
KSTABI.lSIIKIt 1f,9.
1 - t. -tV. X. Lnoo.v.
Attorneys-at-Law.
t?.9 Seventh St.. W ashington, It. C.
Invrnlor.
Ve prieure patents in all countries. Xn jttos
ev kkks in aiivam'E. N'o charge unle tlte
patent is granted. No fees for making prelimin
ary exuminnt ions. No additional lees t,,r obtain
ing and en.iti,-tiiu' a rehearing. Si-ccial atiuiti.-n
given to Interference ( ascs before the Paten'. Of
fice, Extensions hefore Congress. Infringement
Suits in dillercnt States, and all litigation apper
taining to Invent ions or Patents Stsn si.wr
FOR TAMPHLET OIVO FT1.L ISSTIUTTIOSS.
I'nllel Vlntes 1'otirtx nnil liepnt-ltrtrut.
f laiins prosecuted In the Sm reme Court of the
Fnitcd States. C-.nrt ot t laims. ( ourt of Ct.nim s
sioncrs of Alabama Claims. Son I hern Claims Com
mission, nnd all classes of war claims lelure the
Executive Departments.
Arrciinol I'n.v inl Rnnnly.
OFFtrKHP, pot.itiKRS. nnd SAii.orts of the late
war, or their heir, nre in many eases entitled to
money from the (vernm nt. o'f whieh thev have
na knowledge. Write full history of service, and
state amount of pnv and Imnntv received." Un
close st ,n. p and a mil replv. alter examination,
will be given you without, charge.
I'eu i on.
All ofirrrv. s ! lirr and alitor wounded nip- I
lured, or injured in the late war. however slightly, !
are entitled to, and can obtain a pension. !
l ulled Slalei Ocitcrnl I -m ml nil're. j
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims, !
Mining, preemption, and Homestead t ases. pros
ecutci he lore in (Jcneral Laud Olllce kud le- :
purtuieut of the Interior. j
I anil IVnrrnnU. '
We pay cash Tor Pountv Land iVnrrflnis. nnd
we Invite correspondence "with nil parties having :
anv Inr sale, nnd give full and explicit instruelitais
whern ns5i;ntiir:i:a nre iinperleet.
e conduct our bu:iiess In si pa rate Itureans
havln Iherin the clerical assistance of a'vle t.rtd
expvriniccd lawyers and give our rlosest personal
supervision tueveir Important pap-r .irepared in ,
each case. Promptest attention thus secured to
all luibincps entrusted us. Address
K. S. & A. P. LAI FY. Attorneys. j
Y AhHiSUTOJf, It. O.
Anj person desiring Information as to I he stand
ing and responsibility ot the members of the nrnj
will, on request.be furnished with a satisfactorv
relerence in his vi?iuity or Congressional district. :
. I
rr W. DICK. Attoksky at Law. Kb-i
ensburg. Pa. Ofnee'ln f ront room of T. t
J. Lloyd'a new buildibg. Centre street. All
manner of legal busine a tterded to atisfac
toiily , and collection a specialty, lld-lt.tt. j
As the miner 1
rlains that fui, u ,." l'V'r t
Uiocky Mountain, ''i'e
shine r,.fl,...,...i r. ' l ti.t .
; shine reflected fn r1'
I red Mil-, wilh ,.,:;; r'
g tlf eye, -and t'
ousn, pulverize lr : ':
i tread, smart in i . - -;-:
I deuly flits out of tu i. T' -"
stony ground, a-i 1 t'. :":
passer-by. This j "v
rim, i.r Pa-re- ir-11
folks have rriv t ;t
, .1. . , . -
i ue : uui us in,. it ..
-' I
; shooting to stu. vii:- 'j
j best, recogirz,. tj,e c'.''
j bird is known by h
j The color is a hl ao v
j by the overbpi,;,), f.
" II l.'il I.il , r .
can irroTKe, bcin y( .;
and is distin -uChnf,!. V '"
its .!ieati,t sha,! t;V'
cd feathers. 1'h,., f, .. '
and Lard in t xtun i
; jK.-ar.mce of be-iii w.,-',
J? the quill i.at-t'i-rt..!,-.-'.
I noticeably if vitii tLt -f ''
the feather extcn iii T . "Y
j If the Mnuiizcr f','i. ' .
! liplitin tr the Sr f..-.
and tak( s a free ?.:J' ,
j sheltering knoll. iTC
I it squats rqvm c;,,. .
j some bush untii t!.c
' Jtn-duininr.'.itij: i-, ;.,r , .
! much with the !
I escapes notice. i.e.
j a slow and helta'ir'i v.
' cation i ovt r th" v ! . ',
' J'lains lyini: e:'t f '.,,.
tains, w h'-tevi r ;l:t. ... .,.
: temisi.t pron. ' .,
: not its (xelu-ive. f n.. ....
j pUUirenrV to it u;,;.
' ders it di-t.-.s. :' .1 ,
J
! trrqiju-r
It
si ie
the
vv.V.
.1
HI''
! to t!ioc of t!:e jd
itS Hot (HI tiie i
I -ut little car.- to j
lays fnd.n tv(! t-1
lii fv, n in '
ti:.r ( ho;-. I-
i d- I -i'.e
!;-
the larirer t',:,:i t!.v-:r
its Ilt'-t : - t'.ie : .
vote. tli:;t ; : t:,
wfinilrr. '::!' ":.)v
Wcl e it Hot f.'l t!:c v '
cf t his o , vvu'i! ! ! '
it i ii-. v.-. it S :-!.: t
family a mih ;.: '.
lc;it. !,ic!i .it i i-:' j ;.
v.Z S 11!p1 tiUit i '
se)i t?r.nn, ni i ' ', r. ;
cxteiblv-'l win:;-, t ' he '.
!'V tiie t:vo (r :r
v inix. A it ri" . :.
note- of "VoH k t'i'i k
vtT'T r.-.pi' :y.
No li:i pi ii in. .'. z
iiiexivri'.-iHe 1 a::-! ! r'.
to lirir; i 1 1 ' v 1 " h:k- t
an 1 alter :!. .V.n; r.:; 1
in":, to li'.i 1 t!.".t it ;
I'i'tcrs. tviili l!ie l-'tt. "
onoo l a ' ' " '
te:i!n?er cai'c i l.i::: ::i
in YVyi-nr,.! Tt 1 1 v.
t i(h crcat t-!iii!.n-:. :"
this 1,-r.l, IIo-'s
"H:r."l ef f';- v:'.l-H
IVi'l.i s. a- ! , !!..'-: -(1
a v be ' ii v -n r I ' ' ''
FMib'.-n . f bi- ;
IVest l... ,l,v ,ii. 'i
tii. to u;'Me in t :.e ' " ;'
We h: 1 si-.1 ! :i
night. Tho ib t m-- :
ruse heforo L: i:
march, he r.'.-is i ' ' '
out, you .liiitiir.i' i ' '
fit for a j ivu:' '' "
MiU,.i-f.
Y
I A Lri'r.M'' a:-' i t i ' :-:
I is fi leretbi fll-Mit v-U-
j w hieh a ''iu- Mu '..i -
i Tho MtMilinan ti- -.1 V:
I il niitut Is' ilcv ;'.;':.
; etl to Mn!i:i.'.i:iH 1- v i;
' a"bl. Mv :;:i:ii:'.h I i - - -
, to a goat here I. V;
his goats, lit e. "
i these :uiiin:il- :.te V---
j licular tit e tlay --t
i liO'd'.bleil nl' 'il 1 ;
! The Miisii!ii):) t '"i" : "
' c-olfee Ivrries, ; :
jiraveil k'tttr. 1 : - T ;
. That coffee, lb-vM'vi-r. ;
streets of Cairo t.i: ! '
sixteentli fC!it"iy i- ' ;
: lei'en.l. I'lit U'-' v
mil onh s..1 1. !:;i -Ihj
solvl An Av:S. .!
c-omits that in U '-' ) - ' '
was attarke-1 hy t' : ;; ;:
j the ou-toim-rs ry:
spot hurrieil ell' t'' .
; They were not i'!v:'lV,'. V,'
j ieeiive.1 fsevontet-n ' "
i stick, for tl.eeneour '-"- '
1 Ami, in faet. tl;! i- ; ' "
11 (1t- '' '.u
pose so cxci iiviiio
tv vears afterwanl '"
! couKl Iniast of ii' x--t
where coileo n.u'-i '' ' 1 -
Osr. Swai.i ov J
I SrMMF. fi. T 1 1 c f ; v i ' '
! single swallo-vs
1 ....... ,,i.iti- i1-' S t'Ci-''' "'"
rival of tlio Hi'
111 v i "I'm ' - ' '.- . : .
this common prove!"-'-if,
like Noah s uW.."
patcliotl f""11 th- v .
ami report 'f t!:0 ' ''
earth, or to liivl tl-c I-'
tmle of their tlii:
server of nat'.no -'
. - '
first of these
oil haunt of '' , ,
ll v ere, iu i.'" .
ami tliat.-iseeoibla 1 "
i ... -c ci-.i t i: '
;!i r-i
: r
ittib atiei .t
, ..1.
again, tuu - ; ;e
to the mam i".- ; .h f '
IU luc linn- - f -ot2.'
which matters are K-loA
tlit ir 2enerl inij
-atica-
I
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in