ELSL " WW rar y 32 'V rOSt - -r r T - - - i : -T - a i i .x - . - ' CORSICA 1VAKK. crmo's ci 6T'jvo? a ccriovb ttcti.t.. l rri -a. the waibngnnd rhntrg lit kept up. vtf on, from tlie I our of death, to the lur or buri d. Th p-w iiti tl be-d f the ffnily h.i expired is quckly e'mrni.icalrtl to ).ia rdrtli.ti nd r.Ieti'is in the mr ronndii'g ln'.i'.t-ts, who hasten to f.irm thein"el" into troop r band locally called '.he Scirrata. and thus advance in pro.c-.siou toward the bouse of niurnio.r. If the death was caused by violence the seirrata makes a halt When it ai lives in s'ght of the village; f ml lllf n U 1 IIUU iP i-i'i'i'-i" , - . I . 1 Puftuiiin I T1 ti-ar their hair am (1 scratch tlseir faces till the blood tlon-s just as do their sisters in Dahintia w Montenegro. Shortly after this, tlie scirrata is met by the deceased's fellow-villagers, accompanied by nil his near relatives with tlie exception of the widow, to whosa abode the whole party now proceeds wiUi loud cries and lamenta tions. The widow awaits the scinata by the door of Ler house, and, as it draws, near, the leader steps forward and throws a Hack veil over her head to symbolize her widowhood; the term ot which must oder a dreary prospect to a woman who has the misfortune to lose her husband while she is still in the prime of life, for pul.lic opinion insists that she remain for years in al most total seclusion. The mourners mid as many as can enter the room assemble round the body, which lies ttrctehed on a table or plank supported by benches; it is draped in a long mantle, or it is clothed in the dead man's best suit. ow begins the dirge, or Vocero. Two persons will fierhaps start otf singing together, and in that case the words cannot be dis tinguished; but more often only one gets up at a time. She will opc-n her song with a quietly delivered eulogy of the virtues of the dead, and a few p iintcd allusions to the most impor tant events of his life ; but before long ehe warms to her work, and pours forth volleys of rhythmic lamentations with a fire and animation that stir up the women present into a frenzied delirium of grief, in which, as the prrenca pauses to tuke breath, they howl, dig their nails into their flesh, throw themselves on the ground, and sometimes cover their heads wiUi ashes. When the dir:e is ended they join hands and dance frantically round the plank on which the body lies. More singing tikes place on the way to the church, and then -e to the graveyard. After the funcal. the men do not shave for w -eks, an I tlie women let their hair go lo )e, and o -casionally cut it oif at the grave rutting on the hair being, by the way, a universal sign ot female mourning; it was done by the women of ancient Greece, and it is done by the women of India. A good deal of eating and drinking brings tlie cere moni tls to a close. If the bill ot fare comes short of that recorded of the funeral feast of Sir John Paston, of Barton, when 1,300 eggs, 41 pigs, 40 calves and 10 nets were but a fVr of the items nevertheless the Corsican b.iked meats full veiy heavily upon the p ckets (A sucli families as deem themselves compelled to "keep up a position.'' Sixty persons is not an cx'r.iordinarv number to be entertain ed at tlie 'jaiupiet, and tl.ere is, over and above, a general distribution of bread and meat to poorer neighbors. Mutton in summer, and pork in winter, are estcenv-d the viands proper to the o 'c:ision. In happy contrast to all this lugubrious feasting is the simple cup of milk drunk by each kinsman of tlie shepherd who dies in the moun tains; in which cae his body is laid oni, like Kibin Hood's, in lheoiHn air, n green sod under his head, his loins .W'girt witii the pistol belt, his gun at bis side, his dog at his feet. Curious are the siip;v.fMitdn.i of the Corsican shephvrds touching death. The dead, ttiey say. call the living in the night time, :iiui he who answers will soon follow them ; they believe, too, Ihut if you listen attentively after daik, ou mav hear at times the low beatinp; of a drum, which announces that a boul has passed Cornhill Magazine. How T2ois ark Preserved by a New Process. The eggtrailic of this country has risen to an importance vihieli few comprehend. Tlie aggre gate transactions in New York city alone must amount to fully $3, 000,000 per annum, and in the United States to SIS UOO.OUO. The perishable nature f egy;s has naturally detracted from their value as a standard article of riiet. The peculiar excellence of eggs depends on their fieshness. IJutlately the process of crystallizing has been resorted to, and by this process the natural egg IS converted into a Vltle- ' oris substance of a delicate amber tint. .. , , .,' 111 Which form it 19 reduced seven eights in linlk eninivirc' witli birtel eiro . 111 OUIK COinp.Utt. Willi li.iritl CggS, , Hlld retains its properties for ears ' unimpaired in any climate. In this ... !:.- i n : anj climate. In tins form ejgs may be transported without ' illjlirv, either tO the Equator Or the I Poles, and at any time can be restored to their Onrilial Condition bv Simnlv ' ... ., . , . a ..I adding the water VUICII has been ai tl- ; iieian y iiiht-u u;.. i i un'i egg The chief ejro-; rlcsiccating companies aie m bt. Louis and New York. No silts or other extraneous matters are introduced in matters are introduced in i -, m . f. . . . ! He process Ol f.ryStalllZlllg. tUC product lioin.r tlinnlr Vnii4rilid-it.vl mivtino leing fflinpiy .I COllSOll.taieo IlllXlUie . i.i ine voik ani aioumen. immense . . 1 - .1 . qtianiities oi egosj fire preservett iu me epring of the year by liming. Thus treated they nre good for every pur pose except boiling. It is a common ft aud for some dealers to palm olf iga so tieatcd as fresh, so Unit impo sition is easily practiced. In the des i"Cfiting process, hovever, the diirer enee becotnes appatetit. as from four to five more limod eggs re retpiired to make a pound of eggserystallutd tlian wlieii frtsh are need, aud eggs in the le.st tainted will not crystallize at all i tan . 1 ir ir.llJtaTU.l iifc.ftl-i.lii-' ii A, t f t- r if.kcrad Aawm- At TrWr7,Vit. -i . . - . ... i. i- 1 nrrenh l rnn"ynra-f l fc. ei.l.l l.-o L- . .... m I y tt.,.. Common, ea.lt.- H U en- j I I Mr n nt I.. :tr 'Uli!iO UMloe f Said t'.cl'i scil I" -nmi ir-i! in id nollee whHt cfti.-- arwo. r- ieci, I. Jons IlVAS. High fc..,er ft ot 'b. C runty "I ChibN m. In IheC'oiu-,n- -rr ill. of l'en- t- Ivan., do hereby make k-,own nJ g:ve f ti. in Ihe rh-cttrs of Ihe .imtv r..r. ni, mm a .-iiitbi n'n I.. I,el.1 Mi lh. I "U' IV "I I .ra.n.,a. V'l inr ... . toe win rtty ! oubrr, A. I. I? 7. n. ef moB,h. .tM-b ti.n aud C -uo.y ettiw ..! be lecte.l. OVU T ROV for the olnce of Jodfe or the ; S-Jpr.-me Court of 1 t-nnity "' nm- ' ON K J'KilMiN for tue t intB of Auoltot Oen ri of Pf inivlvani. , u.Nli I'Kii-JuN lor tbeefflceof Treasurer oi i PernylVMtna. ' . ' ' ONE Ptli.SUN for me omce ci rruicouuio ; of ,',n,ru cnuntj. , on b puksin iortn cmceoi innci auur r. - f r.iii.liru rtoiitit T. uNK pLtfSO.N" for the offleeof.Poor House D. rector of I'limliria cuiil . ONE I'KKSON for I lie uUice of Coroner of Cambria county. . I Al so hirbt make Kifowif And oive wo- tii k ihut tue nlnce for boldiim tlie atoifSHi'l Cievtion Iri theseveral wards, bormiu Us. ait nets i.i fr.wimtiinH within tue said couuiy are as f oil .vs. to it : , 'tie electors of the district composed or the township ot Allegheny to uieetHt Brady's school bonne, In said township. The electors of the district composed or tho township or Adams, to meet at the bouse of Dttniel Dunnuer, in Auainsliui g. 'J'tie electori of the district composed or the towi:nlil ol ldrr, to meet school house 11. In saiJ township. Tim electors of the district composed of tbl ton iiHliip of Bliickliclt, to meet at the bouse of Abram Miikin, rleu'd, in said township. ' i -i he electors of Iho dmlrict composed Of the towi.bliip of Cainljiia, to meet at the Court Hou"e in the horoiiuh of Ebetiebunf ' - The electors of the district Composed or the lioroiiKti of C'nrabn.i. to meet ns follows : First . Ward, at the school home in suid wurd ; Second Ward, in tlie borointh lock-up, in said ward. 'lhf electors of the district composed ol the tow tisiiip or fttrroll, to meet at the school house in Ciirrollt'iwu noroujrh. " The electors or the district composed of the t o rough of Carrolitown, to meet at the school bouse in said oorouuh. ... The Hectors or tue district composed of the township or Chest, to meet at school bouse N . 9, iu said towtiwhip. ... . . . i The emctors or the district composed of the borouifh or Chest Sprinirs, to meet, at the house or Jacob Wajfiier, in said borough. The electors or the district Composed of the ! towiibhip or Clearfield, to meet at school house I No. 2. adjoining tbevillaye of St. Augustine, in : said township. IlK- electors of the district composed ol the township or Coneuiaueh. Io meet at fecUool bottle at Singer s, in saia towtisaip. The electors of the district composed of the hnnoiirli of Conetnauirh. to meet as follows: ' Hist ward, io the house of I'eter Malzi, in sid First Wiird ; Second Ward, at the house of John Snuiiiman, in said Second Ward. 1 The electors or the district composed of the borough ol Coopersdale. to meet at the school . bue lit said iioi ongll. The electors or the district composed of the tovMisl.ip oi cruyie, to meet at School house ia the village of Sii.uinerhill. in said township. I The electors ot the district composed or the l township ot Dciin. to meet at Kichlauus school ' hutise in said township. The elector? of t he district composed of the ' bnrou.'h of East Coneinauwh, to meet at the school house iu said borough, j The electors of tlie district composed of the j horotiKh of Ebensliurg, to meet as follows: K.ist Ward, iu the Court linuui in said ward; West Ward, iu Grand Jury Room, in tlie East Ward. The electors of the district composed of the borough or Franklin, to meet at the school i hiuiuM in bjiiI liiiiiillifil. I I The electors of the district composed of the t ( township of Gaiiitiiu. to meet at Uawson s ; " r - i The electors or t ne district composed or t he hoolefn said borough to lhv 6cUo1 bonne in sai'i norougu. ... The clectorsof thedistrict composed or the township of Jackson, to meet at the bouse of 4 llenrv Kaver. in said township. 1.... Tne electors of the district composed of the hnronifh of Johnstown, to meet as follows: First Ward, at Public School Room No. 3. in Biid ward; Second Ward, at the otlice of Joscpn S. Strayer. Kq., on Market street, in said ward; Third Wanl at t ln lumee of John Itia lv, 0:1 I'rsnklin street, in said ward; Fourth Ward, at i he house of John '1 reftz, in said w aid; Fit tn Ward, at the house of .-Mivrii-t Weigand. in said wnrd ; Sixth Ward, at the Johusloafti I'ottery, in faid w.ird. The electors of thedistrict composed of the borough of Lorel to, to meet at the school bouse 111 S.11U l.lilOllgu. . i Tlii! electors of the i 'iiiiili.-i i-iiiniiiii-u 111 iiio i township of Mnr.sier, to meet at ilie wurehotiso ot Aug'istine Dm bin. iu the vllu geol Munster, III Slthl tow hSllt p. 'Ihe electors o thedistrict composed of tho hor-.muhof Mill ilie, io meet as loiiows; Fiit Ward, at the lock up, in said ward; Second Vf'ard. at the hose carriage house, in said ward. The electors of the district Composed ol I tie borough ot Prospect, to meet at the school hi use in said borough. The -lei toi s or I he district composed of the tnwnship of Hichliiin). to meet at Ihe house of Joicph Oi l-, in .-aid township. '1 lie eleeiorsof I he dist riot oiimpinoil nf Ihe township of Stonj crteli. to meet at Jacobi's (lino! house, in said lowest, jp. 'ihe electors ot the district composed or the j township of SiiiiiuierhiU, to meet at the MJtu- inei hill school house, in Wilmore bornugh. I '1 he electors ot thenistrict colli t sed of the I i hnroufh of Siitnmiivillc, to meet at the sclim.l i i house in said tion hgli. i i Tlie eleeiorsof thedistrict composed or the . . township ol Susquehanna, to meet at the bouse i : of Michael Piati. in n.ii.l townslnp. ; i I he electors of the district composed of Ihe ' township of Ta lor, to meet at the.-cliool House -I near Win. Ilea li k k's, in said township. j The electors of thedistrict composed of Ihe j : h roii)irti of Tit iiiieiiml, to meet at the school i ! house in R:;ld I'oroinrn. 1 lie electors of the district composed of the l borough or Woodvaie. to meet ut the school hoii-e hi said borough, Ihe electros of tlie district composed of the j township ol Washington, t ni'-et ut the pt'liool ( house ni the toot ot Plane No. i, in said lown- : Ship. j The electors of the dMriet composed of the I owiiHhlp ol White, to meet at the houseof John lieei s, i u said to nship. I Tho electors .if tin iiistrict composed of the t trivvnliip id Y oder, tn meet as follows: First Division, at ihe public house ol Jacob Keiim, In said township; Second Division, at Biicuin's . school house, in s lid loornship. i SPIXIAb AT1KNTIOM ; is herehy directed to Artic'e Vlllih of the new ronstitution, curtain sections ol which read as follows: Sec. 1. Every male c'tlzn twentv-one vears or age. possessing the following qualifications snail tie entitled to vote at ah eh tions : Fir! lie shall have been a citizen of the Unl- ( ted Slates at least one month. Stood - H. sh:ill have resided in the prate one , year (or if having previously been a qualified i lector or native horn citizen or the Suite, lie shall have removed therefrom and returned, then six mor.ths) immediately preceding the election. j Thinl Meslia'l have resided in Ihe election diotrlct where he shall offer to vote at lensl two ) month immediately preceding Ihe election. F"Wth If twen.V-lwo years of age, or up ward, he snnll have paid within iwo years a State or county tax, which ahall have beer: as- sensed at least tw,i months ao I been paid at ' le ist one month before the election. ' Sue. I. All elections by the eiiiz-ns shall bo by ballot. Every ballot voted shall he iiuniber- ' sd in the order in which It s all be r.eejved. c rson the list or voters, opposite the name of h c.l"'"S i,pt'-"" ht Fallot. Any ei. c trtr may write bis name upon nla ticket, or cause hi n.ime to be written tnerenn and at- t'c' v a oil izen of I he disirict. Theeiection ,tn,.ers slutU be swom or nlllrmed not to dis- p''"" how any eleutor shall have voted unless r. quiiea to no so as a witness in a Judicial pro- ceding. fKl'.A. r.iectnr shall iu all cases except frea- ftOII. t I'll 1.1 V . M till hrni.ll iii ain'rilv nl . I. he privileged from arrest during their attend- ?hMVfnv,'lio,'',l,,,1 '" lona lur"K . e'ec;-.w henever any of the qualified cb o- ... iiiinviiiiiiiinini..tiii RHitl lie 111 aClle military service, under a requisition from the f r.,m f'T"' V ' V'rjir.'n,w-','r horny .. .... . . - rs n r-r i i, nlT rCI'l f 1 I" ITI H y exercise the right of suffrage in all elfetio is by the i-it zoi s. under such regulations as are or shall be i.ri-scr'ibed by law. as fully asif Ihev t"?wi ,i "hen- usual places of election. - . - .n . li-HUimil'll I ll IMIMIIOir Ol elections by thariliaefia for Ilie registration of ''lectors shan tic uoilorm I hrim trout t heState, .( no elector shall bo deprived of the prlvi- "" o.uJJt uy nasou oi uis name not ueii.gr leK.si-.e.i. f-r.r. ft. Any person who shsll rive or promise or ofr.-r t give to nor elector hti.v nuiufv. re wnrd. or oilier valuable consideration, for his Vote at anv eleuiion. u J.n-.iviilihiildi:it Oie saw, r whs shall glvewr prom law tn five such consider. iiion to any iihcr person r .party for such eh-etor's vote, or for the vithliolding thereor. iittd any elector wlro shall receive or agr-e Io re.'eive, for himself or for annlter, any money, rewaid, or other valuable consid eration for his vote at an election, or ior wnh hoMir.ir tln-saire. shall thereby loi feu ihe rig'it Io v.te it suoii elertioi. ; and an elector whose right lo vote shall e challenged for such cause b.-1 ore the h coon officers. slIHl bo required o si ar or afhrin that the matter or Ihe chal lenge la uuiiue before his vote shall be re ceived. SfcC Anv person who shall whtln a candi date for otlice be guilty nt bribery, fraud, or '.!0.i viol ..'or. ot nr eiontinn lj . shall be lcor-ef tjitie-i f jouj roldiOK nj ofB-Jtf of X trest or pri.flt In thf Comro6neHltb : a any i ;prnM. - d i. ws PhiiH. til urtitiiln io any p?""1"" hy law; I, dfpiiTPii ot me nirm oi sunrar" urnoiuieij ... ' " , IJ. Kr the purpose T fMinir i vi'rwn. . Ubndd .ir-jne.1 ,;en , mimn or hln nrwncf. r lost H OJ re""nn 1 rrmnn n i..i . ' " '"V ,L, ftthpr el'or milltwry, of this Suite r the - ni : j Mt ' n L: t . nuiii; i uiwivj - - - - . ' KtuiM. or on llm hiirh sens, nor wnne a i 'undent of any institution of lPHrnirfr. .''' wnite Kept in poor nouiro ir immi nj l ...Vr.ii 5,rJaK... nor white cuDBiei iw public prn-.r nir.c. Hection bnrh.H con'- - - - . i.rf.rt-- who HlfH lie . wnoFono .c .bii have Um, r.ht vo.e . ? Sirkf ' TbX A7-Xrd nf ny ne- . djBtr,.. ,hHu be B.U-ctel. and v:ionnoies in Hec- tion boardrt tiiltMl, hs sltali be provided y law. i Election oflloers shall he privnt-ireri m...n il I' nr i 111 'I II ill H II 1 1 w li I f. riunxru IJ . m v . . . . . lioon warrantor a ei-urt of revnrd or Judge J . i . i ..n n .i rpuiiBminiMr rfTiima: PTeeot thereof. for an election fraud, tor felony, or for wnnton br.ach of the rienoe.- In cities tney may claim exemption iroin jury uu.j uu.o.k . tbSEC.' 15.mNo peon hBl1 be qnalifled to serve as nn election olncer who snan nom ur sua" 1 irltMn'iirn mnntha tmrr held HO office, or ap - polntment or employment In or under the irnv- lernmentof the United States or o, ernmentof the United States or or Tnismaie, or ol" hpv citv oi county, or any municipal board, commission or trust in any city, save onlv justices of the peace, and aldermen, no taries public and persons in the milttln service of theStste': nor shall any election orrici-r be eligiMe to any civil office to be filled at an election at which he shall serve, save only io such subordinate municipal or local office, be low the s-rade of city or couuiy officers, as 6ball be designated by law. And also to the following Acts of Assembly now In force in this State, viz: ACT OF JANUARY 30, 1878. Sec. 5. At all elections herearter held under the laws or this Coinimm wi alth, the polls shall be opened at seven o'clock, A. M., aud close at Seven n chicle, P. M. 8r.c. f - Whenever there shall be a vacancy In an election hoard on the mornlinr of an elee- i a. :a .. I ... I t.A M I 1 1 . I i i. .,.n rM'tti i 1 IT ' with firittrinir liiwfl. The said Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act relatitm to I lie Elections of this Commn wea 1th."' passed July 2d, 1376, provides as fol lows, m n it : - - i That th? Inspectors and J ndges snan meet bi the respeellve places appointed for w.ldinr the ! elections In the district to which iney reiiec- j , tively belong, before seven o'clock in the morn- ln of Tuesday. November 6. and each paid in- j , spector shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a , Q 'in Oie person who'shail have received ' ' the second highest number or votes ToMnpee- ' ' tor shall not nttend on the day of any election, ! then the person who shall have received the I ne5ft hi"-" " umber t votes ror Judge at Ihe I next preceding election shall act as Inspector ' in his place. And In ease the person who shall have received the highest number of votes tor inspector shall not attend, the person elected ; Judge shall appoint an inspector in his place , And in case the person elected Judge t-hall not I attend, then Ihe Inspector who shall have re- , ceived the highest number of votes shall ap- point a Judge In his place, ana tt any vacancy i shall continue In the board lor the space or one hour aTier the time fixed I y law for the opening of Ihe election, the qnnlitHd voters of the township, ward, or district tor which such officers have been elected, present at the place 'of eiectiou, shall elect some of their uuiuber to fill the vacauey Tim MOTIE OF VOTING. Tho attention of all qualified voters is direct ed to the following Act of Assembly regulating the mode of voting in this Common wenllb : CHANGE IN IHK MODE OF VOTING. An Act regulating the mode of voting stall tlm AlciniLiina in I Im u L urul ftnimtifQ tif Miifl Commonwealth, approved March 3.M h. 166. ' Sec. 1. Be ft e.nnrtert ly th Sentttc nnl Hoto-e ' T . :. 1. . i V.n..... i.iii..illh f .. .... I. SF?rin(l fn Ociii'rnl .4rmTihi nxt. rtri'l It f tirrc- I 1... II . 'Tl... ... I 011!,.iied voters of the several counties of this ! 'Common wealth, at Ihe reneml. township, bor- i air horized and required to vote by tickets t ' P- "r written or partiv prb.jed nnd Pa. j Hv wrhien, severally classified follows : line I t;c.-k(,L lI,.ii embnue tlie names of all Jndiiea I ( mn. ur? it-l' 11 eieci '1111. are iirrrnv iireii t : of lYnirts to he votfd for. and bo InbfHIed t.ot- i - , - VA.,!?: r.?.rL"nlf. Wl. L!"!?: ! si'ir t u ' 1 1 v: rv i j 4 iir- iii'kri rutiii ciutu m uc i ut; I names of all Si ate olficers voted for and lie la- I uvi irti cniic , i itr iiffici riiuii ritiiutii t; ttitr names of all County pincers voted tor, and be1 ; latieiieii eoiintv ; one ticket snail embrace : the names of all Township oltioers voted Tor, ' i and be labelled "Township"; one ticket shall ' ) embrace the names of nil liorough officers' voted for, and to ho labelled "Borough" and 1 eaeii einss sliuil be deposited in a separate bal- ; lot box. tiivt.N tinder my hand, at my office in Ehens- I burg, t Ins t bird day of October, in the year of ; j our Lord one thousand eight hundred end ev- q,..-(.o. umi tin. hiiluimnil i.ce ol 1 ne 1. nl- ted s ted States of America lh" one hundredth and hist JOHN UYAN. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, r.hcnshiii-g, Oiit. 3, lc"7. Great Reduction A FULL SET FOR SG.00 -at- Tlr fininnrr A Qnnff'ri 1 JL1 . VAUIIILV Xi. OLULb 1 tt . - 7 27 s n:xx avi:xz:i r J vr 'V H 1 1 TJ XI i IT, P A . Taking the (7t'Dtenuial Medal and Ii;domn over all home and foreign competitors ha given lr. Scott's work a world whle celebrity, ami the pun. lie are alws vs eat iried when they get it thai they HAVhTliLuEsT. IT WILL PA Y KVCRYDODY TO VISIT riTTSD UU G II TO HAVE ?. QUINCY A. SCOTT EXTRACT THEIR TEETH WITHOUT TA IX BY HIS ABSOLUTELY SAFE AX&STIIRTIC, AS IT IS THE ONLY OXE IX EXISTENCE, - And can he taken with entire confidence, by old and young, and pimple in cvtry condition of health. -A-notliov Iontli from J.si ii-liiii- a ;is. Dr. f. Morlev Harrison, a snryenn of 30 years standing in Manchester. l:ngland, lately died from an OTerdose of Lnuuliing as He was in perfect henft-i, hut the 'iif'' atiRsthices very rapnily and he ook a few -nhiilaiions too many. Juno li, IS?;. -a'.m. The Great Cause ov Human Misery! -Juxt Pnlii"fi-i in n Gml r-....t . . X ... 4.i,ii AUMVO -' "PC. Pric six cent. A lctarronthe Nature Treatment and KadlrnI t nreef Seminal Weakness nr Si prmmiin in "w'-'i ev .-irn- flliusc, i.eciure. clearly proves from his own experience that the awtul consequences of Nelf-Ahuse may bee.Te.Mually removed without medicine and wlth out dangerous surgical operations boagies instru- nirnis. rings, or cc.r.ilals; pointing out a mn: of cure ut once certain and eni-c ctual. bv which eutlerer. no matter what his eonilltion roav be. , may cure himself cheatdv. nrivatclv nml raiiin ' tfl'lii Lecture u-UL fume a boon to l.(maiuji Sent, unaer seal, fn a plain envelope, to any address, on re-eipt of six cents or two postage tamps. Address die I'nh ishers THE ( ILVl invHil, MMiirAI. CO., Post Office Box 4546. (i0-12.-m. RHEUMATIC COMPOUND! Sclttrt A 'a. ; I take cr pimnr Tu Ptatfn 1 t twn bo'tlr ftf Tt.trr JnRHia.'. t?VMHM..t C'omfHmft4 w cnr4 me vf a xery Kr Mtscfe of Rh? iiMMvni. it remiriMB(1e tn me KrUr.r.Krt t mer.of jtmr eitj. wh w cur-M br t.'n.s-. J"M ?iri.. 71 Kt Prii1 !rt. PR TCr fVl M'lf n tt f Ait r.rMim R. T. Hr.r.rs A' fn.. IVfroW TfffH.k f- t"SOLll Y ALL IKUiGl3TS a-n.-iy SEND for Printed Iist of Farms lor sale and . exehsnire In Western I'chiisy Ivanla, I, astern Ohio Irgini. an I the South. Sou h west and Wst A Iso. want the address ol persons having large tracts of land suitable lor colonies. Kend for a printed list it will cost yon not hing. S M. Ja-mkm. Pittsburgh Farm Agency. 134 Smithfteld street, between alii and 6th avenues. ner;y opp site Oity Hall. , ... . l si.-oui.j S777 is not easily earned fn Ihese times, but it can bw made in three months' bv anv one of eit her sex. In any part of the coun try who Is wiliinr to work s'eadily at inn employment union we turnisii be awny ffoin home over night. You need not 1 your whole time to the work, or only your Spare moments. It costs nothing, to trv the business Terms and 5 outfit free. Addr-ss at once. H. Hallkt k CU, Portland, Vs(n. (-l-ly. Tonr soar-T i j- .-r .... . ,,-I-U.-.I-. invviiuiiiiirr r-missiniis. im- 1 . . , . , potency. Nervous Heh litv. and iTtit-eiliments to la'2er potatoes, SIC secured Without ! Marriage generally: Oonsumptlon. Epilepsy, and dilli.Mllt v " Mnot. .f nl,t C, .-r.,... i r us; Mental and Physical Incipaeitv, Ac. Hv . . ,' . V . -oj JjKT.i.cciA-EU'AEi.uai. d.; author of i claim that it is gootl policy to cut po- j Th wor?d-renowntd anthor tn tbi. ,ii,,h, ! tatocs for a week or two before thev : f Dabs eVisHi?a Genio? .Stxitt. j Esq , who is said to be a successful ; fisherman, has lurnis'.ieti Mie-ew loiKf ciiru,! ",lu ' c. jv. ,,aS3 flshing1, which will pruliaMv piove ' . !,,(;- mantr ttt nr ren.lpra. 'inucivatiiiK .v j - - - ...... What Mr. Scttt terms the "algornie," is hereabonia called Vheigramtte," ' etc. xit it, t.. We corv so mueh xf Mr Scott's arti- cle as relates tocatcfrtnCWss f iTli. rorlt;jait lor laHi is aiirorotr rnt n.mw k difl,,t torli.i, aliJ-Jn found un.ler atone alonK the almra. of all waters inliintea liv tIa. k 1aRt. Tlie atones UIMier r,.u jt 8 f,)iit nro aVwayn partially ,n,,merff-1. an.l tt In malnl tliat black .at a.i urArv riahiT nf tllM WfttPTft 1 11 T II 11 O the utonm "with their" roe in searrliing tor al- cnuiitea and craw finli.'twt fa vol i t baits, ntle U the b-fr.; ' (f uaigomtle T,.i, fr t,Urk ,as!) are numerous, and amt.nK the tet for aUliasw, exitopt Hie largest onen, are i ne pi mioioci r, i o m.i & t i it i. rntirt - fwittlji. riie lhoet at trTU tlVe fl1( f or the . bai.a. hIioiiM nuitate. tba vellow aud black baaa- should mutate. the yellow , neutral tint of the grasdliopper. "The algotnife ia as toiih as India nihlicr, ' and the book should therefore iinpa! it so ' that ibe e ltd of t lie " t Ail will not cover the point of III hook and thus prevent hooking t the hafB when it hitea. The lest wayjo i bait is to Insert the point of the hook opjwi : site the lower of the three pairs of legs on 'the underside of the bait, and run it under thewkin to the tail. "The nipper, as it is called by some, is l armed Willi a Htnaii pair os nippers, uimemi .-of nmutli, with wlii oil it generally nips. the , angler white hailing, lint not ho ns to hurt. ' It is black as jet all over, and a most atlrac- tive bait for all l'reh waler fishea. ..-j. Hl ill-bail from a VhiaI on a river, select ' a place for am liorun; jour imat, either a fihort dist;inee above or below a rapid, or off from a rockv s-Iiore. Let it be in a current si roug enough to carry jour bait some thirty or forty feet away trout thn boat. In snrn- .11 .t. . .. c, . ! " 1 uu.u.ne, ........... .u riu.n, onu nn 'c, ... t,. ,, cricket, or beetle. In Sciteniber, and until ,ile 0f tho Keason, late in Oc.tolier, bail wjth miovlr w i,iil h.x.k through mi1i jaws, and let the bait play ,.a..,ra:ly. Use no uinker on the line in any case, as the swivel is generally enough ; hut if not, p;it a pj.lit nhot on the lead one foot above the bail. permit slack line, or yon cannot feel a J .l'e. As soon as the ha feels the hook, he will either leap out of the water or try to overrun, and gain slack line. Do not plav tie ttMn w.,u a too iJara draw on Ihe line, iM1, kM,n retin centlv nevermind his 1,1,1 Keep reeling up getuiy, iievi r mum ins acrobatic movements, leap, and aou.ersaulis aixive the water, ail wtieti Hearing tlie itoat do not let him touch the stile, ov'be will use his tail as a lever to enable him to reject, the hook. Neve be sure of your fi.sh until you have landed him, and you will iiud luat lie will engage all your attention." TuRNirs a Cure fur Iloa Cholera. Major John Millon, a well known citizen of Lnplatai Alacon county, Missouri, has great faith in turnips ns a sure cure for the disease known as hog cholera So great is his faith that he lias filed a claim with the State b u eitlllieiiu for the $10,000 reward offered by the Legislature for a remedy 1. ,, ,01 tliai, OlMeaf-e. ilsij. Allllon was ft commissioner in the Confederate army. ..... . ' V lllle HCtinr? in t Iftt MIMPl'T. b lifld charge at one t me of man v thousand .1 . ... ' . . rm 1 1 (rn i r nu i ltoi t ti4itTti.-vii.-.j-i " ' head of flOgS, which WCi e Collected to- " t ' i i getlier in Al 1SSISSI ppl W lien the Cliolei a broke out among them: . Inimediatcl v on discovering the prevalence of the disease he began to exeit himself-to save as many as possible, keeping tlie infected ones apart. lie had on hand, also, large quantities of turnips, which j he began to feed to the hogs. Vcrv I soon ne ooscrvea a marked improve i .. t 1 1 . . 1 . iiieut, miu men ne. iuaoe numerous ex periments. He selected some of thei uiscased liogs and penned tfiem apart. j'J' They were fed on turnips and nothing .. ! f-lsiP. and nil nf tlitm ror-neornil Tint ' . .. . v.v.. ' a-r 'V demonstrated the l.ct tnat turnips-tie not only a cure, j out a pieveiuive oi cnoiera. -. lie lias ' impai-ted the secret to mrnv farmers uut-a l),eve,,uve 01 cnoiera. lie has imparted the Rpcret tn mr.nv firmnni ' 1. . . a a I v in the SI:.!. nil of tvLiwr. f.....l il. I remedy s r , Major "Millon states 1 that unless the hog is too far gone to eat, the turnips will cine him. The remedv is a cheap one, and easilv pro- cured, and it certainly can do no harm For farmers to give it a bal (Mo ) CUj rerr trial. Haani- Cut or Uncut Potatoes In esti mating the comparative value of these two kinds of seed a correspondent of the Country Gentleman uses the fol lowing argument: "The skin of the potato is nearly impervious to moisture and so long as it remains entire, the wattr is retained within, and the tulter is a long time in shriveling. As soon as cut, the moisture escapes rapidly. If, theiefore, the ground is dry and cloddy, ami the time of planting late, it is best to plant the potatoes whole. If cut pieces are used ns seed, it will be found that many of them dry up and fail to grow, and the crop is" bro ken by vacant spaces. 15v early planting in rich ami mellow ground, the moisture is retained in the cut pieces, and all grow freelv ; and the advantages i , - ... i derived liom CUttinir. namely, fewer stalks )',,.,.- i are planted, and spread them out in "a dry place in order that a dry film may form over the cut portion ; they claim that until such, a covering is formed the cutting will not sprout at all, and that the process is more rapid under the conditions i nriniecl than when in the ground. We have often trkl the plan of cuttinor before planting time I and rolling thj cuttings in o-rOUIld iil.cte l..,?,.o... . i.i r , . i plaster, but oeyond the Convenience of handling we do not nole anv nerceoti- i ble results." PRESERvuia Potatoes in a sound conditicn for one or two years would in many parts of the "countrv.be at present nn advantage owing to the excessively large crop find consequent I low prices.' , This can be done,' it is 13 e.w.j vn nooti . aiunornv- n v iiurvin . 4 . T .1 , . them in atlry place at ft depth of about , rA . -t . . . I r . .yai.iwvs., us io piace. iiinq .ueyona I the action of tlie air and moisture. . In such a position they cease to vegttae ' and retain for even a couple of years i their original I freshness firmness. and gOOd taste. It Should always ItC liome in mind that in pitting potatoes ci ,. re is- snotiio ie taken io exclude all mois- turv tor a damp pit is certain ruin lo ' a goodly share of the tubers. and B 'i 113 and 115 Clinton t .i7l:ii: 8toclt of Dry Good. Notions. Millinery. Carpets, Oil dot ha. Ac., to be found n Cambria county. 7 i3-4. :-. ......, ..tlonfMeldhiiium.4raiafttrscU.;:,i. . ( , .. - ,ltf-J A.Atoiy t ' h CUTLERY, Etc., AT TilUCH LESS TH&H COST. Preparatory to tearing down and rebuilding his extensive Store Koom, wii.i. nifePosi: f ins .Entire Stock of GOODS, CO.XSISTIXe PK1.M1P1LI.V OF Builders' HARDWARE, Table and Pocket Cutlevy, iltON. KA M.S. ti I.ASS. O LAfP W ARE. LAMPS. 1.A M P CM I M N liY S. Ti i V ES. TIN W A Ui, lloltSK IJAKF.S. llAHVIlSl O TOOLS, GUINIISTONKS:. fl!)r, SHOVELS, Sl'MlT-S. PT'Ml S am. Tl'lirSG. DLaNCIIAHD OiL'ItNS, C. AT LESS Til AX .COST, ton CASH AND CASH ONLY ! ;::. S I hsve also on hnnd a fT rood Mfailny SI well I , which 1 will seii at troin tin to : 1'S tiinn iwt, Niid am agent tor the great AH r.Jl ICA si A W f.lM Ml It, ,the only cliangi.h'.e cif ft;, d Ihmmfr m the woiW 1 whieh 1 will sell ver low I for cash. - - Kow is te Tima to Secure Barcains rY iu vim; a Big Let cf C-;s:3 fsr- Very Little Uc:s j ! "TOT 'GP "jf r l ... ( UiJlfJ reqnestnl to ., for, i ; y...,.,.,;.., 7.,.. are eirnesi,u ili'tl iii f it.it t nntn fititt. mrnw their resptu t n-nn- i 'r"'f"'. either nnte.nr cih, tnrl i !.. . . . . therehtf nave costs, a I must have 1)111 itftftLsi flnsfil iti ft ii'fiiii'fcf nun HIGH STREET, EBENSBUIIG, PA. S. U. IJAILEY. J. S. BOLSIXGEK. Etailcv & Bolsinser. Plumbers, AMI ITER, STHH, AND GAS FITTERS! Are prepared to put Cold and Hot "Water Pipes in nouses nun atten't to all ntfirr work in their 1 line promptly, expeditloitslv. at the lowest pnsi i ble prices, and in a thoroughly wo- kmanlike man i rir. Also, can furnish at short notice and on the iv'i.-i-itiiiiici--iiii.., .iiiiuiii. m jisn iianti? iron Sinks for kitchens. Iloilors. Hath Tuos vtP, losem. iron ana ooien Hydrants, lium Mm. Onlvanijted Iron Pipes, one nt.d one and a quarter Inch Le.l Pipe (light for count rv use ), and Terra Cotta. .Server and I train Pipes, s. 3, 4, and 6 ineh es in size. Also, will lit up. at fair li.bres. Brass Globe Vnlvcs for stenm and iron cistern pumps - All orders lft with .?. S. Holslnger. or at his tliopon Crawford street, will have early and satisfactory attention. Ebenstror,, June 22. Is77.-tf. , - -. ' NEXT DOOR to the POST-OFFICE. .-:Ilsitin5' tStovots. TIN, COPPER Si SHEET-IRON WARE . JlV'lJ stroftr twp doors east .f the Hunk end nearly opposite the Mountain House, the subscriber is bottrr prepared than e ver to mm nVaTnt r Vn V? T.''rVE".? 1 hkkt-iiion ne. all of -hloi iT-oi i a riin...i,.i .' i.npii ....i. ' v. "v - - . ecu in iiii -1 ij o.wcst it ring prices. The subscriber also proposes to keep a full and varied assortment of CcoVmg, Parlor and Heating Stoves of the most approved designs. CSPOUTl.NO rtnd IMKIFIXG made to order and warranted perfect in iniinn (ni l m e nnd ma terial. ltKPAIKING promptly attended to. All -work done by m wfH odOT.e rirht and on fair terms, nnd nil STOVES n.l W A in.-. ...i-i byme tan berieiMndod npn u8 to .)iialit o Hnn cannot be undersold iu pi ice. A continuance .Bin. oi, piiiroiiiicis rospectfu.'Iy soli; ! 'J0 r,0''t w'n he want inK to render ''re-'atiifaction to nil. . i- en- ': '- v - ' . V M.iJH LUTKIKOKm 1 ' tpstMu r, pct. 13. lot t. x , . , . , "IJlUL' IUYINIUST '"TT"r V . Watchmakkk and Jbwrt'.kr"' h,,.,,, mforms , p""; - 'hnt. he 'Treparcd to doa II work-In "- "' ..".ucii as repairing Oloeks. &T '' A V 1 itches, .Tewelry,.uv,t short tJL-l . , r1.'0' .,"t.h ry best manner. ., JU l:r.T:1 "JS 1)1? IMTrt'IlTAM tiniuu.uiiu Street, Johnstown, V F: w:Iy & s to IV I i x isx c t vi x- e x fe 9 VHOLCSALE AND RETAIL or- tin, mn -AND- Sheet Iron Wares AND DKALF.HS IN HEATING PARLOPi snl COOSIKG AND- ll0UoE-RTiM51!lG GOODS CEXER.LLY. Illiiir in I TIX,fOPPER& SHEET-IRON TE05TPTLY ATTENDED TO. Xos.278. 2S0 and 2S2 WasLinon S.. JOHNSTOWN. PA. EQ1LIHS. JOHHSTOH&Ga! EBENSBURO, Peim'a. M01IEY RECEIVED Oif DEPOSIT. riTARI.IKIX lintN!). IMFiiDsTAIIOWCD 0 TIME TOITS. M3NEY LOANED, COLLECTIONS WADE. AND AG EX Kit At, BANKING BUSINESS TRAK3CTEP. Ifyspcclal attention paid tob I esnon.!. nts. A. W Nov. in. is:v-tr. cjnese of e.T BL'I'IC. C:ihier. JOHHSTDWH SITINGS BAM! 120 Clipton St.. Johnstown, Pa. j (1H AKTEREn SEPT. 12. Ilfi. PV''-STTS ' received rf all suns nci less tt One t'oMar leteresr 1 line In the Tn;ii tbF oT.lnne nn 1 Herein- i ber. an l it not withdrawn is ad. led b the depot. t it. thus compounding 1 1 ii e a y ear n iili'-vt t r "i ' bling the del ositor tu cull or even to p. cci:i tLs ; depesit book. .Money loaned op Kesl Estate. Frcrerep"e wPt- i liberal rates aro b-n time, given to borrowers o. t feTing first mori gages on lrir? wort h lour or mere times the amount l loan des. rod. ciuo I rclereact perfect titles, etc., req j'rcd. ! This corporation is er-lusirely a Suvinirs Rnlc. ' No commercial deposits received, nor discounts granted. No loans on personal security. I Hlank spplicatiotis ior borr wers. cr.J.ies of the i rules, by-laws, and special law relating to tbis Bank, sent to any address desired. ' Tut stkes .Tafne. Cooper. lavid Ti-:bert. t H. j Ellis. A. J. Hawes. F. W. Hay. J.l,n,Iiwmnn. H. ' Banmer, lr.. Howard .1. Koberts, li. J. Morreil, James MeMillen, .lames Morley, Lewis Piitt, H. ; A. Boggs. C'onra l Suppes, Geofae T.wauk, auJ ,' W. W. Wslters. D N I ETj .T. MonIEI,T President, i Frak 111 it k kt. Treasurer. i Otrcs Elder. Solicitor. (12-3, ly.t I mWL IHSUBAHCE AGEHCT. Gen'l Insurance Agent, j:iti:xsitvi:a, ja. Policies written at short notice fn the OLD REL ABLE "ETNA" Anl oilier l lrst Class lonitianies, Ehensburg. Sept. f2, 1ST6 -ly. Gn a wT6i TTho use, EnES?tirita,TA. Havinir onee more taken -osc?lon of the wetl known l rawtord House In Kbetisburv. Inch ho lias rchttixl nn I returnbhed in good stylo, and Intend hereafter to con.lurt en strict temperance principles, the subscriber esrnesry solicits the patron ise o," those who may v'fU the county Srat el: her on f.usines?or pleas-are-. 911 whom be pledges hittssr-l tc- entertain in the best possible rninnrr and at tlteleweit as-ible pric. l.xce'.U nt scootn lnodalMins will la; luruislied to sutuiuor t'.-ardcrs, a lio will h'a 1 the t'ru ford"a pleasant and ecc-n-omical Tlace at which to spend tlie heated term! ' ' ' is A AO CRAW POH 1. - Ebensbanr, April.27, 1&77. . A. M. KEIM, M. 1)., Physician AND STTttOFO-V. E'leiisbtir. (If. fteo recent ly oeeupl -d hrHr.l..T; Oitttitn, Inn noors west of Hlair House, link SU. wU-re jight SC.. wli.re tiight.. . , is in Uermsi. at , ni-IJ b? E OCC S 5 '. Ty . '"""o-tf' -, niece of clolli ani j ie umi no inniiu, . imos uiiauot sey as unlndi. . "A'kxAndkr tait; M. Pur-. siciAN.ANl. St JtuF.OK. St. Augustine, Cambria county, Vi. Night ca.lg shonld be made . ' ' - 1 1-1T ."T7.-tr.J l me 1 Oil-u!!lce. ' I U . S 1:' q I f I FI R ; A dorv cV a I axk. riN-nsbiiri;, Pa. OfTiefc in C1- otiacte Row ( recently occupfed by Wni. Elu. il. Esq ,V Centre street ' I 151. T.-tl. J F. A. SHORMAKKR. Attor5FT- AT-LaW, Etinshnr 0i Long..yeiri before tb &n . P.nrcy'g n.une-was ItearJ a, T"-"1 tamer a -secret -xitel 83 Ii.ejiltjom among a lirr.ncii Cf Sullivan9 in Uij.SoLti ,,r i . - This! laraiiy wa,Lnon v a. r t . i v'-:iJ as He power of rendering a9 quiet Rs . the most stubborn anl ot-.aJ horse that ever existe 1 v they did anything tn JVK t0 a l, breathe inio his nx-tii:? Wf. v-I"r but by doing this, ual u, soothing, and oilier w-u," j , '" themselves, they cir-vU' i'tr r!.T r..t in.i.l It. ..,. r ' 1 1 )';. question oi iiug other f.sclniti.i2 S-'.r.i :. coming to tlie jK.ir.t of t. ,. . dalteraletl iooieticatirin r;t, j perhaps th?re was na jw.r,( tiuies who achieve 1 ij iUll .', animal teaching as ; , . man was an Jru:V; j in- was born iu Sjulhoi afterwards remuvc-i i 17. i I,,:., he married a w ot1j: . i v.-; pome properly. Then broker, he aceuruui:t,. the year 17.7?, tvht-.i i.i tuined to the trai.i'.ii cj and lishes. lie was k-tstuij- on !ft.i;nr aii iaai kaUe .Lo".va - Germain. Iiisett bonglit a I, and succeeded L.-yo:. 1 i in teaching iLcru . r tin. lea.s. 1!" t -X keys, vilii-ji, Vi ii I" lli ni'ie o:i a : t a can".! i 0!J orraii witii I . j p:inio:; tluced. II j cuts to do a err ... j thiii-s, to sit be j to s.pi di notes o: i k vs. lie reivert:-;' j in Ihi lla :::n!.., i cai I ied out his o, . j accnraiely fu'i.ti;..!-; i IWC.kC.v. 1 iHc i.i ipei fv m invent , manees. tie i V-.r. birds to sp.l! t:., in the c.iiiip.iny, i.i hour of the .1 y o" cocks wore r. ;t r a co'i.itry d.tu- ?. -i leu!. '.VI llO Tr-.jv ai.d c.'ir ('iiaikc.l claws, nilVvc Laiu: a-' I ti ti .or TheTaI'Iy TKr.:. . of the (.'".! orv T't- !- ur rs'i.: j 1 !'f. ,'nir:;t. I wnde tr.'.ve; r 4. ; L iUe Ulla aAiiiiiuil';-: t a c 1 i c -1 IT a J-Iiect ting. li a ofi- f ; !' ' ex- ; t'V:' S '.' 4. I . i l!,i 11. V ,i mil ;-.", .'-:: Ti:e 1:: agac'di .iU loot., CXll ! ; lO!l. ' the cir'-i'Tr.-t : 1 : 1 I ......... ,,r . 1 . ... - j C(.....i . 1 t . ' '. ' 1 1oj:z K-r. ;"i ' i. 1 l tlrr- cir. cut i f 10 ; i-he.i. t:..- . i (!-. ! I o j o. ;ng I . ! v i gOUO tllfOr I lirnfi w - t. I 'I n-ih y ; l i nlwive l s n t in be no : IllOWTUeflts l i .J I"! tor, hri ill.: l: ial c.to ,v;.t lor a i . -1 nioieoVl.'-,!n:ilVi!' the degree cf s::g to tOitiC SC'ti-JI'.'S ' A Cnt.'.r narrow pit fi inches (U r, t!" '. v. . . e of OUC f this pit f. i.J I. lenrrih to h ' t o' e it stoxc p?pe, r.t ;i brins the end aw: surface of the rv'i i of llil? pipe set a," - ' or lara;e cask, as may i e having retnovod l"1' i '" around it v i t ! 1 loo-, e r. snke can escape rt the the hams, tic , in it lick to run tl.i' i'o ' Putting a cover i : ' sprtce enough for d' smoke jntis f; ct . . fire of corncobs, tiamp 1 ;-: sawdust, in the '.t, r.u 'i a cheap, snfe an. I ciUch : ; with vcrv hllle t."L".i!;Ie. -(Ml 1 hn A rtrv.EPT rm P' 1 1 u n t i n rrd . n Mj- . ' . it ou; dut3 to give cure of the diphtne: i 'from ieronal Know . 1 " ' several sever? we. " put so.iu uiic tftr t n a ; '-o hot coals to it. rot r- y ' " -, ever, to' create a M;'Z". ' ' '' i funnel upside down owr t-f ' let the patient Inhale t';o i'.; j , liom the burning tai "-" .c ! 1 f U;e iuuuei. It w i it sZoc liel, and mar b? rej "'oi r vi ,11 1 "-!" piece ol ciOtii ani an . i i in connection wit h t he i 1 13 also good, niucli heior flt.li ..e. lioime.lt! It, Slt': i ;.i i- A. HV I. 1 .11 ..---. - removed until the throat all soreness t! w TO PEESF.RVE EOO?. melted lard, wai or t:d them in sand -r saw: s .n a i I i' ' d d o ; t :" i d ttiotft, e sn.1 ut u-..uruw. !!!, "78 tt.)
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