: i
REDUCTION !
Jtise and Fall of the lrnd. !
Occasionally the fluclu itions of land J
lav lie extniplifiul loan extent which j
could l.ardly he expected, a' fact well
til..... . l 1 it... . ir flu. TVllllilo 1
111 IIMH .lie ' I i'- v ... .
ot Jupiter SerapU at Puzzuoli, on the J
Hay of Nnph-3. This temple, now in !
ruins, ilateB from a very ancient period, j
t'iree iiiarbh- pillars remaining to mark j
l'ie exteit of what was once a mngni
f; cent pile of luildins. Half way up
fiese pillars the marks of "norinir shell
fi-ih lire seen ; eome burrows formed
by these motlusk still containisijr the .
shells bv means of which they were I
excavated. At the present time the;
sea level is at the very base of the pil- ;
lavs, or exists even Ik low that site, j
Hence irios the natural question
IIo.v did the shell fish gain access to
the pillars, to burrow into them in the
manner described ?" Dismissing as
an irrelevant and impossible Hea that
of the molhisks being able to ascend
the dry pillars, two suppositions re
main. Kit her the pillars and temple
must have gone down to the sea through
the subsidence of the land, or the sea
must have come up to the pillars. If
the latter theory be entertained, the
fi'ft level must be regarded as having
of necessity alte.td its level tdl along
the Hay of .Naples and along all the
Mediterranean coa.sls. And as this
inundation would haveoeeurred within
j.ot only to have had some record pre- Entire Stock of GOODS,
M-rved to us of the calamity, but we j consistim. PKiNurAi.i v of
should also have Inven able to point to T,,.;!,! tt ntviir -Of
istinet and inetlaceable traces of sea- ; JJullCierS Xliiitll W txUlttj
fiction on the adjoining coasts. Iheic
is. however, no basis whatever for this
mi.nosit.ioii N o evidence is 'forth- v. ii.s, r; r. ass, n t.assw arr. r, mps.
mpposiuon. iM) lunula is onm . JjAMI, himnfys. srnvEs, tinwahk, 1
Hmiiiff tiifit nnv ktwl) rise lit' the SCa IIOKK HAKES. II MiVKST'il TiVil.S !
ever took place; and hene we are
f need to conclude that the subsidence
r linking of the land contains the A fp T TIT "V ' IsiT
fuly rational explanation of the phe- j iliOo 1 IIA V-Wol,
rr.mcii!!. We had thus a local sinking ' -ron
f-f land taking place at Pu.zunli. The
t Id temple was gradually submerged ;
ks pilluis were buiied ln.nath the
VBters of the sea, and the boring nml
usk9 of the adjacent sea bed fixed on
the pillars aa a habitation, and bored
tlinir ivnv into the stone. Then a sce-
. 1 'luraniT m the woil.I, which 1 will sell ver low
fnd geological change supervened. rorcaKii. '
The action of subsidence was exchang- '
cl for one of elevation , and the temple
pnd its pillars gradually rose from the
tea, and attained their "present level,
while the stone boring shell fish were
left to die in, their homes. The sur
rounding neighlxirhood that of Ves
uvius is the scene of constant change
and alteration in land level ; and the
incident is worth recording, it only to
Fhow how the observation of the appa
rently trifling labors of shell fish serves
to substantiate a grave and important
chapter in the history of thecaith
Chamber? Journal.
iimmimmtnuim.
CUTLERY, Etc.,
AT MUCH LESS TUR COST.
Preparatory to tsnrinj; down a-l rcLuildltg bin
extensive Store Kooiu,
n ii.i. DisFost: of iiii
Table and Pucket Cutlery,
OKINIISTUNK-!. H;HS. SltOVKIS,
ePA 1 KS, HfMPS nu TIT 111 N(l.
ISLAXtHAItLHHL'KNtf.ic.
CASH AND CASH ONLY !
- I Imrt also on hand n few (rood Mowlnc
M n- in -. vthl-h I will nell at from Qin to A30
lo than cont. And am nirent lor the trreal ATIKR.
V iV fit JIMHt. Uheor.I.V rhnnjrahle self.fced
ains
F.W.UT&SU
JVIn. n 11 la etvu rerw 9
-or-
-AK1-
j Salt in Agiucultire. Few per-.
Sons realize the value of Bait in agri- j
cultural operations. In large doses it j
is of course nrT Injury, destroying!
i everything vegetable it comes into '
! contact with. In heavy soil it is also !
1 an injury, as the tendency is to make j
lit still "heavier, and thus whatever j
j good it might have in one respect is j
i outweighed by the other. iJut in i
! light, sandy sils, or those elevated i
tracts of land not wet, but w Inch are
liable to ljccome dry in summer time,
it has been found of the greatest lene-
WHOt.ES ALE AND RETAIL : fiti Rn1 1,1,3 chiefly on account of the
j property it has of absorbing moisture
I r .1 . i. : .. .i i it :
iioiii me i'hiiu in yiy n ruiiit-i . it is
j for this perhaps as much as for any
'chemical quality that it proves soben
! cficial in these cases, Usually wheat
' does best on rather heavy though not
wet lands ; but where salt has Iseen '
Ui-ed on light soils as good crops have j
been gathered as on the most favored j
i heavy soils. In the far Western I
I States, where rain does not fall often,
and the danger to crops is chiefly
j through droughts in the summer time,
salt in light doses ought to prove ben
eficial, and in the sandy soils of Del-
j aware, Maryland and Virginia it might i
lc em ploy eel to n much greater extent
than now with profit.
It is chiefly from the moisture it
seems to draw from the atmosphere,
that it has often been found of so much
good for asparagus. The asparagus i
requires an immense deal of water in
the make up of Its stalks, though it
does not like to grow in wet ground ;
and this moisture the salt supplies.
It has also been found of excellent
benefit in raising turnips, beets, cab
bage and other succulent vegetables,
IJut it must not be foi gotten that it is i
an injury in soils already wet or heavy; j
ami therefore good as it is in so many j
cases, an indiscriminate use of it will j
result in disadvantage. In this re- j
spect it is like lime and some other j
things, in which even "salt will not
save it." Germanown Teh grajh. j
DALD HEADS
jr.
-KAI.n 1IEAPS-
JV W ONDISHKUI.
15AM) HEADS
DISCOVER
GAHBOL1NI
5 CAR BO LINE CARBOLINE
W A wonderful dloorY. Restore the hair.
E5 C'rraie m ew growth of hlr in sis week.
ft CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
An elRant 2rs-1hff. Restores faded rmir.
t W'a never kuown to fail in single lutanc.
r A r r r 1 HIT AACDAI IMC
XT. KjrViJ vnnuwuiiL
Kradiiatrs dandriifl". . PstrM prny Imir.
Ja not a dy e. K-stures the hair naturally.
CARBOLINE
Acts like magic.
B CARBOLINE
C luTifforates the scalp.
3 Is floine wonders on bald heads.
I
CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
Becominends itself.
Sheet Iron Wares
AffD DEALEHS I!?
S&eet Metals
AND-
!!OLSE-Fl'RMSIIiC GOODS GENERALLY.
Tllinr in
TIK.rOPPER&SIIEET-mOX
PUOMPTLV ATTKNDED TO.
nv
ItI'VIMU A
m
Z&All persona Knowing Ihem
aelvea indebted tn me tire enrnesfli
requested to eome forward, irithtmt
deltt if mul st ifle their respeetire tic--eotttits,
either note, or iftsh, ft ml
riteretnf sore eoslH,tts I must have
my boohs closed in the shortest time
HIGH STREET, EBENSBUKG, PA.
S. U. BAII.KY.
jiJailey
J. S. BOI-SINOER.
Ax Ixtei.t.tof.nt Doo. We hear so
jrucii ol the intel ligence of dog-, and
the many wonderful and will-vouched
i jsliilices thtil tire recorded run scarccl v
tause surprise at an)- new proof of ?MfS'''
Kagacity. 1 he following from Ik-lgium
has been commented on severely, but ;
there scema no reason for doubting :
that dogs are capable of all the reason-1
ing faculties here implied : j
A certain Monsieur X , going
on foot from Leuze to Lessines, in
Uelgium, took w ith him his dog, which
lie was anxious to get rid of; but as!
l:e was unwilling either to drown him
rr shoot him, he resolved to lose him '
rn the way. The dog, who, instead
of kind words and caresses, received
'nothing bui. threats, seemed to under
stand his master's nroiect: he keit
quite close to his heels, and wou'd noc I
lave him for a moment. N
obliged to sleep out for that night in !
order to finish hi.s business, went to the j
inn, and 6aid to his four-footed com-
ji.iiivM, tii(.tr:i i kj t joiii iiiiio ; I o-
morrow, you rascal, I shall take the ,
train, and von will have to walk about
liere." He then went Up to his room Ar prepared to put Cold and Hot Water Pipes
r.rl ,-,! I,,, I i ln House nnd attend to nil other work In their
.nu went to ULCl. promptly, expcditiou;y. at the lowest pnssi-
The next mornillf reat Was X '8 ! l"-!-'. " n thor.uf:ly wm fc manlike mnn-
. n , nr. AIxo. can furnish at short notice an'l on the
mrpriSC to perceive When lie got up nn reasonable term. Marble Wash Stands Iron
that. 1,U nofk fin.l hi uMiHlrnit .. ?.,.nk. ,or. kitchens. Hollers. Bath Tnbs. Water
missing. The landlord when ques-
: i - : i . t . & . i
luaiiiiaiiicn niiii, no one coin's , t'otta. Server and Drain Pipes. 2, 3, 4, and in li-
liave taken these articles, as no other ' auo. win tit up. at fair azures. Brass
k Bo.sii.ger,
Plumbers,
VITERrSTUQ.
AND GAS
gffisysaa. PITTE RS !
- . p. m m. a i m
Nos.278. 280 and 282 Waslilnton Si.,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
ClLLItlUOIltiSTOII&Co.
EBENSBURO, Penn'a.
BALD ITlv ADS 1 A T J) HEATS
I
W
4 a
a ra
A. DEODORIZED EXTRACT OF PETROLEUII
i Thp flnlM Artinlfl h will URte Tfair rn Mi Wnk f
-L X 11 U VI All J AJkA ilwiU aVAlill II AAA AlwUlVI M VIA AUIIA Ai.lfUU.lfl
S r.ARRnMIME CARBOLINE I HARROLINIF i. nrrrar5 fmm n,b
oil a it flows from Nature' preal3
chemical laboratory, by a ccu!inr pro-.
ce8 invented by a practical ehenn-t, mho II
wa- led to cxrtrirnt nt tijon Petroleum i
as a hair rstorative by redinr an inter-
enting aix-ount written by Mr. Gw. llor-
ton, resident of the frontier town of-;
Ki.iehta in Iluwia. Mr. Ilorton had
trie! with extraordinary success 1 he ue U
of Petroleum ujon cattle and horses'""
that had lost their hair on lx-injr afteeted SS
with the cattle pl.-igue. The idea whs 5
S'ipgesled to him through a very curious
circumstance, namely, he recollected,
that a former servant at the hot l, prema- t
turely bald, had a singular habit when?'
trimming the l:inis, of wiping hi petro-C-i
leuiu-besmcareil hands upon the sronty 5?
locks still remaining to him. Three
months from his first appearance at the
hotel he was the subject of K'-n-nil re-T
mark, his head leii: covenvi with an t?
abundance of fixk lossy clack hair.
Such a wonderful chaiic" in so shoi t a tin
Mr. Horton deemed of mOii-h-nt
importance to make public to the 3
world. t rom rra;-tical esiKrinicnts
our chemical friend lK-e:iim convinced
that iVtroleum if yiroperly prep.n-d
and fretd from all irritatinjr and
illuminating sultanefs bad the rf-mark-
able property of restoring the hwir to iis '
natural state and color; still furiherex-
leriments were necessary to prodece an""
article combining the medicinal onuiities Z
of the oil in an agreeable formanl oder,
which renders It susceptible of heinIS
lj:m'llel as daintily as tlie lamous J..tu uer'
Cob'ne; he now pre-c-nts
to the public without fc:;r .f cnntnd!o-Ct.
tin n the b-t restorative and bcau;ifiri
of the hair the world has ever produced.
PBK K, itXV. POI.I.AK ri.K KOTILt.
Sol-i by all L'rugidfln.
KENNEDY 5c CO. ;
ftm-rnl Ac-nt fortlie l"nit"d ?'t;it- A ('ananas. Jr
Ccr. EsiJii Are. T;:i Z'.., P.:tscsrrl. Pa. I
KAIHYA MKMVax 1 i 7 v
1
v.
:i
:i
r. Strennthona the hair.
p. Makes the old look young again.
3 CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
I, n.t a dr. nsrps lot Titality.
p Prrforms what other hair restorers only claim.
CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
Makes liair grow. Absolutely certain.
Is the talk all over town.
CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
Is the lcst hnir tonlr. Bautit':s the hair.
Js dustiucd to bt ctTjie a boust-koUl word.
CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
mi
"! F.xccll- d lr none.
Cm Ilcf oiiimi nils itself.
Corers the bald h-ads
One trial will convince.
i
CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
CoBfiins no minerals. Restores original color.
fti Is praised by every one who has tried it.
CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
. Ii a nxt'iral j r-xluct. Restores dis'asrd hair.
Is the crowuitig success of the mcOn l world.
7 CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
f fooling and cleanly. Remove scurf.
is worili its weight in gold.
us
Mnk-s the hair rIobsv. Is atire, safe, certain.
Ci, Ry it; you will never regret it.
The first patent issn?
crnmcnl m to Sim,: n-
' i;i 'ii'i i i ... t
.Inly 31, 17'H). r,r ra.ki. ,
ndics. Patents were i,tii, , ,
of inakini; cainMcs. fl.,Ur .i"! ' '
l-iTinci lin rtly jrranv, j ... 1
jmnchea f tyj.es." j., , '. ''.r,,"r
patents were "iss,i--.l f.r ,j,.jvi.,.? ''r
for Jiridrr madiin.-s f.r iv,' :'"
Rratn, for imnroviMn' iit ; ,
juonciiU'o ooat; bv en!
rovcm-nt in su-.im
In 17'J2 was j.:itcnt d Tt C;,
uncior, l Ik ucd w
;0!1
es.
i'-)l!vt.i.
t' n
tire, which inny hrue h,.(.u
of the late Jirittn! f,;-c-c-(-....-.' ,
., 1 : r . I -1
J 1 1 I llll 1' tl Ol
p-itented in 1 Tti J ;
ttir i:
iron. A rmchine fir !;:.,
was jiiucii'ci! lv .Jo-:".'i (;
Marcli 21, 1 7: . A iie-.v
cntcliinp: ti,h nn; ?i'e:t
since wliicli time i ; i n i , .
l:Ve hi C!l t ll.Tr-ti .l to c,.;.,,.
catch tlicm l v the ... 1
moving p iins l. m. t ;
patented in' IT'"". :U:.J ;
provcnvr.t i-- i-vio f-.r'-v
in the san.e : :,!- , .
3 in )Vin !is
in ) .
d i,, ;.
CARBOLINE CARBOLINE
I
CARBOLINE
P'.M everywhere.
CARBOLINE
Trice, one dollar.
liAl.D HEADS RALD HEADS BALI) HEADS ISAM) HEADS HALT) HEADS
Gt
d, ruo i Ln (M u
s & a:
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Jclmston,
ALWAYS HAVH TIT!!
Ztag-qssfc,; Host aiicl Oiaeapeqt
MOHEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT,
. PA VARI.F. 5f l)KMAn.
INTEREST ALLOWED OX TIME DEPOSITS. !
M3NEY LOANED. COLLECTIONS MADE.
AND A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSCTED.
tVSpedHl nttontlon paid to bnsinen i.f cor
ref ponrl'-nts. A. W. UL'CK.
Nov. 19. IS75.-tf. Cashier.
PTR0I-EUM ON SlIINGLES. In rc-
gfird to Applying petroleum to shin- J
gles to preserve them, a writer pays:
"It enters the ports of the wood at
once and as it hardens makes it more :
compict in texture, and rather le ,
liahle to take fire. The petroleum
also prevents the surface of the shin- I
gles from rising in downy fihers, or
liizz'i and it is on the ishole not no
i liahle to lire from Spaikswheil treated ' Stock Pry Good, Notions. Milllnrry. Cnr;ipt. f)il rinth?. &:. to )o found in Cum
with it. We have tried the cxcri
ment with shingles oilcl some time
previously, and find they are not easi
ly ignited by outside lire, although
when once burned, they will, of course
produce more flame tlian the wood
without the petroleum." Petroleum
is also very good to npjily to the iron
work ami steel of lain) implements to
prevent their rusting when not in use.
The crude article costs but $3 or $4
per barrel the price may be higher
rt:oi: i i
?or j tone stove -w i
.. i- . . i
ji.ii-His puis were .
( Hi iiiinnt i- 1' it. rv ,,.-
:iMi i;i i T'. ?, ;,;. :,-!
ie.g ir.ac!;:n.-. !.v C ,-.
I-K-nezer Wii.ling i,
f r a coitcii .;i .1 ,.
An inipfi.-vemeiit ! r
p?ip:-r 1'n-m .,!;,
lh fcir.!i i .i. 1 ;
! in 1 A .::!. t
w.tcr and :ne:-,ls u .......
In 1 01 n j.-ir:it v, .
piovenn-iit in t!u' ! K . :
street. (I 1 1 : ti t it u:,; , ;
and removed bv on-- : , .
tire or oii.-r occai u- -. ;;
and e.o.-, jtiMt) n , , j
niMit Kit t!e va! -i. hr
in g .siiovvs, or s.;i-pe.i
p.inla'tooiis or trj-.v
'" l ,
r
KK-
lu
i i
A
i I'
i ,
12 4.1
Won't forpi't l lie imiiitii r ami at reel.
n i-amntv
tf.l
JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK!
120 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.
nHAKTEREI) SEPT. 12. 18T0. DEPOSITS
V'
Great Reduction
irs' rx"ij:irrii: .
A FULL SET rORSG.OO
AT
Dr. Cluincy A. Scott's,
PI'FrFSyHURGH, P.
T - V I n ir tl.alVntinnlnl Al fH 1 n1 lli iT.m .' v
at present anil It IS USellll lO keep on j U lmr nl foreign com pet i tors Im? irivni Or.
hind When in- nnthnililiiifru .,r i Soott s w.Tk a worl-l wi.le celeliriiy. au.l the i. e..
nana. v nen an oiuouuungs, or j Jlc Bre Bi,w.,v!i?n,isne(i when lhcy Ket it lhat lheJ.
even your dwelling house is to Iw i havkthehkst.
painted, one half of the expense may
be saved hy applying a coat of petro
leum with a fine whitewash brush: let
it dry several weeks, and then put on
one coat of paint, and by so doing a
second coat of paint is rendered unnecessary.
t'lonet. Iron anil Wooden Ilvdrant. Dun llom.
n.ilrnnize 1 Iron Pines, one ar.d one and a quarter
men L,can rie (iiirnt tor country ose). nnl Icrra
II I . . Ha r.i-Aa ...... .. ... I i
stranger had teen lodged in the inn. - ah or.icr i-rt with j. s. Boi-injrer. r at
They were searching and wondding, I muJI!." Vt nt
wnen tuev round in a corner of tlie t-oeimDurn, jnne -zi. ls-r.-tf.
bouse the dog, who had been so
threatened the evening before, lying
pFXT DOOR tojhe POST-OFFICE.
ipon the stockings and waistcoat of his j Cooltino; Sl OA'os,
master. 1 he poor animal seemed to
have wished in this war to prevent his
master from starting without him. j TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
X , admiring the sagacity of his ( lfRrInirreeent,y taoes-.n or the n-
CIOZ, no loncer tl ICa to r t rill Of him. i lv fitted up nl commodious hiiildinir on Illirh
street, two doors entf the Itnnk and nenrlv
. I oppoHlte the Mountain lloime, the 8iih.criler is
i aim potter preparer! minever ro mHtiuraeture nil
' articles in trie l (Jt'fKll hii. F.ET-Iiion
WAKE line, nil of which will b furnished to
j buyers tt the very lowest livlnir pi-ices.
! The subscriber also proposes to keep a full
! and varied assortment of
A "Wide Awake Dou. A
letter says: Mile. P., a good and
worthy lady who lived in a country
bouse in the neighboihood of L'olum
Lier, had a dog of special intelligence,
lie was of the race of poodles, which
everybody knows are remarkably sa-
To Drive Away Rats. A lady
writer in a recent number of a New
York journal, discourses in the tollow-
recMred of all snms not less than One Hollar. ,nS cv ie COnCCrniHC lier treatment Ol
Intere-t 1j dneln the months of .1 nne and lierem- ! rit Hiid nilfp
her, and if not withdrawn is added to the depos- I V,, ,
It. thus compoundinfr twice a year without trou- ( YV e cleaned OUT premises of tllCSC dc-
uK 1CU ,,u3uUr lUwu urc.cu iv iiioMuimo , ,)., , rerm n l.ir mnl.-;, o a.,;tA.
Si: . Wox
i'. in the
-ie ;: o; i:,e i.
i ("., .ni. 1 1 (
. little i'.u 1 1 j. !,
:Mid tvido tv '!. ;i
tell wirs li:!it t!
t'r.'le tiv.(. j;, u.
A h. il i -s a s' ;:!
j m in y in Nat ni
! of veil - :ig.i''.i
! inrecls cfiiJt-.l iviia!
i' id tn.uiy iiiiii
did not like So 1;
i t!ie surge, and n-x
to sun and air. At;.
some t::ne tiiev -;
lt-uc;:e-
were
c.iiin an cartli-iukn.
are -o many in "
ground sa:ik bv d m ic
afraid ni" m;u ;
rSTAKI IMI1.I IS03. I
Attorneys-at-Law,
Serenth St.. tfftsh Inrjton , H. C. S
In ten I or.
Wp proenrc pitrnts in nil o .iiTi'r;r. ?o ATTorr-
SKY fkkh l" aiv.m k No rhari" nri!f t Ti I
(vilciit i jTitnti'd. Xn t-e 0r nm k .n jr ii'n-K-;iry
i-ii:iTip.4!...iiis. '.i int.iii iitvi !-'; ;.-r !; r. in
itio hii-I con. in-; inv a rclii-:. nnir. S: i-.-hil -i tt-;io- ii ,
Kivcn to Intirt . ii-nce t l.-r..-rc tt.e I ntM, lit
tu e. llxu-' ...iis !.i.lorc t'(ir.n-, I nrruiit-iiK-iit
uit." -ii -liil'Tcnt Stales nii-1 :ill luiir.ition i-i"-r-ti.ii.lii
t. liivi-:; lion. or I'aten's kmi siamp !
FOB PAMPHLKT HIVINO riM.L ISSTBl l 1IOS3. j
I nlli'd MiiIm nnrls nml IK-tri.i-.it. j Comiljciicod b'iil iii
f'lalms rr'F?c?ie-l Ip the arreme t'oart of the I oil and on till a Vi!
T'niie-l S:tp I'onrt.-ti Ulms. t. t.nrt ol 'oiimii i r i
sionersof Isbama t'Uiirs. S ubin v.'i.i:n.t'.-.n- j ,,0toni Ol t.ie '.:.
ntissimi. and all i-l;is.-f? ol war liMiius i-timc li.i- rni-d over tin- -.u
txci-uove Dopartiueuts. !
rnrPi..fis.T nn-l ro,,tr. j a,,d tin- liny t !.:!
f)FFTCEr. soi.no r.s. and SAM.rn of tlie !nt- ! Waves ;l'Ke oil
w;ir. or their heir are In mnvv rnss entftlo-l :. ' t,,. ,- ,
money from the ttovernmr-nt. ol which t hey hart- , , ,lu
n-i know Iclire. Write full hlstnrv o- eon i." -..i .iilvt. i:i.l t-i- .I
i si!ito nin.-uui oi pav ami tH.untx r. i-. iv d. Kn-
eiose st nip nnd a tull reply alter uxatiUnatii-u.
will l given you without iharire.
I'riikiniK.
Il t'frim, h1irr. srd rn'"o' fonn.fed
i
1. v.
u: 1 I'.;-.
lil iii t-
1 ; - i U !
deposit hook.
Money loaned on Real Estate. Preference. with . wnsli vr-llnw n-iili
liberal rates and lonir time. B-lren to borrowers of- 1 . . ,'
ferinji first mortaafts on farms worth fouror more '"S le Stones atlCl raiters OI tlie Cellar
IT WILL rA Y EVERYBODY TO
VISIT PITTSBURGH TO
HAVE DR. QUIXCY A. SCOTT
EXTRACT THEIR TEETH
WITHOUT PA IX
11 Y HIS A R S O L U TE L Y SA FE
AX.EST1IETIC,
AS IT IS THE OXLYOXE
IX EXISTEXCE,
And can he taker, with entire confldenco by old J iJ:Mrii,,rn.,red iu, ,MP la! H W1r. however siiKi,tiy.
and ynntiir. and peoide in BTtry i " u.. . a.. o....n a pension
rnp.
; yoatiic. and people in ertry
condition ol health.
with a thick coating of it. In every
crevice where a rat might tread we
times the amount ol loan desired. Oood reference
perfect titles, etc.. required.
This corporation Is exclusively a Savlnirs Bank. ;
io comine-reiai neposits received, nor discoants ; t.,lf. f i, " t .
irranted. No loans on nersonal seenritv. Put S hta,s f sIie copperas, and SCat-
mank applications for borr-.wers. c.pies or the tered the same in the corners of the
ii..infl, rurcini inw rciuiiu iu mil ; m
address desired. ""i.
Anotlioi l?tli iVoni
Dr. O. Morlev Hsrrlsnn. a snrtreon of 30 years
stsn-tlnif In Manchester. Knitland. lately died'lrom
an overdose of Liana hinir Jas. He was in perlect
heafth, but the "(ras" anscsthizei very rapidly
and he ook a few inhalations too many.
June IS, lS77.-5J4in.
THIS WAY
for
rules
Hank, sent to tiny
The result was a perfect stam-1 FTM! rn'RHlMnPS 'I (11 fit hV If! M M
THrsTKKS-.lameslTooper. lavid Plbert, J. P . ,W1 P r,,. i.i. I "c I uuui uiuuiun, uu.
Kills. A.. 1. Hawes, F. W. Hay, John Ijowman. H. . v' -- w.iu
Bantner, Jr., Howard J. Roberts, P. .1. Worrell, I time HOt a footfall of eithet rat or
mouse has been heard about the house.
Every spring a coat of the yellow
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved desijrna.
tVSrOoTTNG and HOOFING made to order
eacious. When Mile. V. passed the i JT"i Jn.2"V:LlI,T W
evening with ladies of her acquaintance j All work done by "me will t.'o.ione rifrht nn.i
in r'ulnmhipr as often Ini.ticnpil . i, I n fair terms, nnd all STOVES and WAHE sold
in Coiumoier, as oiten iiapptueil, tlie ( hy n,e be ilppendoil upon nt to qnitllf and
doJT liehtened her home bv carry ilip; ' cannot be undersold in price. A continuance
0 .. Tt i i -i e . , , and Increase of patroiiHs-c Is respectfully 8olicl-
two little lanterns which were fastened I ted. and no effort will tS wanting to render en-
on each end of astick which he carried tiresaturaction toiK luthingeh
in his mouth. If she went to walk F.bensburg-.Oct.i3. isro'-tr.
i . 4t.- .i .. ii.. f.,i .i .
during me na iuc laiuuui eiy vni- ffrvvf
ried her work basket. On a beautiful VI I II I ,1
BUbUtUl. ' 71 S - " O "
ins by a vinevaid on her way from
Colurabier, a hare sprang out into the ! r exchange
road.
notour
oa-
MAOEUPTOORDFR
WOOL!
fpiK EBK.N'SBURO- WdOT.KN t'OMPAN'Y
X. Is amply prepared to manufacture to order
or exchange Ooods of Its own make for WOO I..
n... . . f.AP him for ! whlch betaltenat the huhest market price,
lhe dog set out alter nira, ror- ,ni rorthe ai hermit or which wros wiif
BOOk Ids mistress and Sowed a part Of ' "' tothe various seitlonsof thecounty. The-
tho contents of the work basket at ; to Deed recommendation, and as we are now run-
' ninar oil r iurvr n w utl a m mn i ; I k.
no delay In the manafacture of suu'l sent or bro't
to us for that pnrpuse.
I. S. Weavina-, Carding. Fullinir and Pyelng
promptly attend.-d to in a workmanlike manner
and at the lowest oihle rate.
Ebensburw, May 11, 1877.-tf.
every turn -in the field. hen he
Came bonio with the empty basket,
Mile. D. scolded him well. Ashamed,
with drooping ears and tail, he did
nt wait for the end of the lecture.but
campered off. Scarcely half an hour flARI, RIVINIUS.
passetl when became greyly back. w Watciisiareb ant iJrH rn
' Drinj4n2 I'm vr s-i..-..r, ..vm v.,... .... n--.(.nri I u 1 1 T iniornil idq IUI.I0
, . , tr .rrain anil bloiltyht tht ' tu" n prepared to doall worklin
bnrried oft again ami oiougni ine . bl fP,, repsiring toeka.
tnittinff work, then a Skein 1 thread, ! Watche. Jewelry, Iuj., at short
. ., i i.s.1. notlee. in tha very best raafiner.
jld at evening sll.me Rnicies tmcn ,nd at the lowaat possible prioaa.
M-r- "
.Tames McAIillen, James Morley, Iewis IMitt, H
A. Begirs. iVinrad Suppes, Oeorire rank, and
W. W.AV alters.
D ANIEL J. MURIIELI,, President.
Frank Pib rt. Treasurer.
Cyrcs Ei.dr , Solicitor. tl2-3,'7.-ly.J
EtenstoE INSDMCE AGENCY.
Gen'l Insurance Agent,
i:itEXSBUJtG, rA.
Policies written at short notice In the
OLDRELABLE ETNA"
And alher First In ompnDln,
Ebensburf . Sept. 22, 1878 -ly.
0AVFORD HOUSE,
Ebessburo, Pa.
Having once more taken possession or the well
known Crawford Honse in Ebenohurtr, which he
ha refitted and refurnished in arond itvle. and
Intend.-" hereafter to cn.1u3t on strict temperance
principles, the subscriber earnestly solicits the
patronuire o.' those who may visit the county seat
either on business or pleasure, all whom he pled ires
himself te entertain In the best possible inanter
and at the lowest possible price. Excellent accom
modations will be furnished to summer boarders,
who will find the 'C)rawford"a pleasant and econ
omical place at which to spend the heated term.
isaao ckaw ford.
Ebensiiuric, April 27, 1877.
HOOFING I'AliW.
THE R4M'KV WrTA.t TK W I t.I
H tMT (MIXED KEAOY for USE) is the
best In the world for Tin, Iron, Felt, Shingles, or
anything exposed to the weather. Price:
1 gallon and can, tl .00: 2 gallons In can 11.60
Three 2 irallon ans In one case 4.00
1 barrel, 24 gallons 13 Ou
1 barrel. 44 gallons 22.00
AMERICAN VERMILION" WORKS,
3-31. 49 Sooth Front Street, rhllad'a. Sin.
E. BUCKLEY,
Attorxey-at Law,
Kbensbcho. Pa.
Office with F. A. Shoemaker. Esq., on High st.
All business pertaining to the profession prompt
ly attended to, and collections mad a specialty.
P).vniel Mclaughlin. Attorney.
' nt-Law, Johnstown. Pg. Office In the old
Exchange fcoiiding, (up-stairs.lcorner of Clin
ton and Locust streets. Will attend to el, bus
iness connected with bis profession.
II. SEC1ILER, Attomeu ol
Isiv, Khensbnre, P. Office in Col
on ad Row. (recently occupied by Win. Kitted,
Esq..) Centre street. n-2t.'7.-tf.
FA. SHOEMAKER, ttor?rt-
at-Law, Ebensburg. Offlea on lHjh
Street. st end ef rsi!no. fl M.'7rt -f . I
wash 13 given to the cellar, as a puri
fier, as well as a rat exterminator, and
no typhoid, dysentery, or fever attacks
the family. Many persons deliberate
ly attract all the rats in the neighbor
hood by leaving fruits and vegetables
uncovered in the cellar; and some
times even the soap scraps are left
open for their regalement. Cover up
everything eatable in the cellar and
pantry and you will soon drive them
out.
T aad!tlon to a fnll line of Prnsrs. Medicines.
Ae.. the undersigned keep on hand a large, va
ried and elegnnt assortment of
Ferfumery. Toilet and Washing Soaps,
Pnro Flavoring Extracts, Essences of all kind,
pure Spices. Blank Hooks, Pocket and Pass I took.
Stationery, Writing Fluid. Hlack and Ked Inks
Pens, Pencils and Pen Holders. HtMes. Praver
Books. Hymn Books, fco., together with a'
FIXK STOCK OF J Fir FI.lt Yt
Tooth, Hair, Shoe. Scrub and Pustinu Brushes,
Combs of all kind. Tobacco, Vi gars. Pipes, Tins,
ware. Tramps, Lamp Chlmnc-s. and hundreds of
other articles needless to mention all of which
will be sold at the
Very Lowest Prices for Cash.
LEMMON & MURRAY.
Ebensbnrg, Jane 8, 18T7.
The Fertilization of Fi-oweiis by
Birds. A curious chain of circum
stances, leading to a definite natural
result, is noted by a correspondent of
Xature writing from Mendanao. Cer
tain flowers seciete nectar, which at
tracts certain insects. These insects
are the natural prey of the sun birds
and flower peckers ; but to capture
them the birds are obliged to probe i imVu.ki!isos.
uuigentiy tne coiollas or numerous
flowers. Each bird in so doing
brushes off pollen, which adheres to
the plumage surrounding its bill, and
this pollen is thus conveyed to other
flowers, which so become fertilized.
PMB'S M1RIILE 10I1RS
139 Franklin Street, Johnstown.
iWSUlNt MF.NTS. HEAD and TOM II-
VI
HTONES. Cnr.NTEH and IUI1I.
"ci iUAts, MANTELS. Are., manu-l
rue tn red of the very best Italian ondi
American Marbles. Entire satisfac-l
thin guarantei d in price, design and
charHcter of work. .
Orders respectfully solicited
and promptly tilled at the very low.
est cash rates. Try me.
April 24, 18T3.-tr. JOHN I'AHKE.
Ii
Remedy for Corns or Bunions. I
have had a very troublesome corn for
years, and finnlly bound on a small
piece of porous plaster which soon re
lieved it ; wore it about three months,
occasioually cutting off the corn and
applying afresh piece when necessary.
It is now entirely cured. Carman. "
. .h. t. o'raiBL.
WILKINSON &. O'FRIEL,
MANCF ACTCRKRS OF
I MARBLE !
Ioretto,
"Vork execnted nrommlv nnd tii..ii
and as CbeaD as the chaarwal i- .r .
(4-12 tf.)
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND!
u-Min. feirr s. ISTS. Jrr. r .
B-Jlrrw tt fit. .- I t.ka mrmt i
t'.M two bmMn or ,oor "JohnROn'ii Cliruwinl !p
t pound " rnrM ma f m rrrw h4 mttack f Kh.
er.of row ellT. hMnrrt k 4
Jmnt Havx.. n Rt Krlnl rfHH.
m- - . s1 r ai.m. Mtnaaim
rrnA -rt., Prp'r. I'Ht.bnrirh.
ttr-SOLO UY ALL DKUt) GISTS -18.-ly.J
KEEriNQ one or two ovster pliells in
a tea-kettle almost entirely prevents;
its becoming incrusted. If a kettle is I
badiy coated, it will nearlr all scale i
off by drying and slowly heating it on ASK YOUR CR Of r r f nu?
the back of the stove. It n.nst - -1 R CROCER FOR 'T.
! tttrned from side to side as it clea.es . ClllS-eSMi
Oft. i .1 f f one of either so. In an nsrtnf the enn.f.
. IT ,trr wh0, wuilny to work eteeoMt. nt
... plnynnt which we fnmlsh. YoontwHlnot
SWEET OIL rnhlsl on Hia slin he from home erer ntirht Ti ....
bket h.d contsined. except the -.tr ,aid to a sure antidote lor every Vm
Xwere together again. j , t.-if. tfcrj " kind of iwwon. HatcV ms
('ifl Slalex Grnersl l.niKl tifHee.
Contested Land Cases. Private Lind Claiirs
Mining, preemption, and H'.iiusir.i.i .o, pros'
eente-1 hrfire the Herr:l Land Cir.-e fcn.l Ie
1'urtmcnt ot the Interior.
I. mid lfhrnnt.
We nnv ensh Tor Honntv T.-n.l Warrant. - - .
we Invite corresiHndenee "with nil pnr'ios h-ivin
anv for sale, and irive lull and eiplicit iutruction
wnere siiif ntnents are imperfect.
We conduct, roir hncimcs in ..o. A i, ...
hav'nv' therin the elrirnl ni?tsnce of hl 'I'l 'i !f,lld this IS tin
experienced lawyers and give our closest p.-rs-.n-il i 1 ,r 1W !.',. . -supervision
to eve.y fmi-oriant paner ,r. (..ire t .11 ! "U,L
each ease, Promptest 'attention tl.ws secured to
an ousinetiS entrusted u-. A.l.lre
K. S. c A. P. LA. KV. Attorn. rs.
W AHI N1T". 1 I.
iT person nesirin- Inr.irmillun .kIoii,.
in ana
nix. :-
'-.'') 1:'' ' i:
; lray seed, ;ui.! it t,t!-ki-
; and K'iv, V.-j.r-
! a !ar;e w:;t wa-h---' -v
a trvc 'ii tin if. f. V: .
i tlioic a few (i t v ii-.i: !
1 out of it. fii-y I ti
; than a thon'i: 1 i;ii;t-
. u-r Ti i v n:
! the roi ,t T r! .
J l-d grown, uk :.i, . I:
. uf.il sC...... :,...... ..
iutructions : ' " ' ' un it.
i coco:inut trct-s :in 1 i;z
I ll-l
! and.
and respotis-'liiiitv of the incin'.rrs m ,.. f,...
will, on request, he furnished with a satiruc:orv
reference In his vicinity or Congressional ii ric't
0
1 WAKE HOiviC HAPPY. U
a . 1. 1 1 -. ti : aurrr o: ' t I '
; ttool i-caiit!!- Ail Pt-actual rictarrs '
j A TilF.E Til AT K ! V
i of th Lrn i ! l- 1 ta:-i
I the dcj)Ut:nc:it t.f I.
; rccvii'lv t.ilio 1 t!i,- a '-
1 ucnt rra ! Mai
I cxils in th.. t"
l.tc of Mi i v.
Ha
TEE Cii Iwxi ATX
WEEKLY STAR,
A tine eight-pure rrer, wi h f'-l! .1
unuia, rtnla only .!. pc-r rrnr
trriphtrtt, ao1 hrtt ftnprr t.ihl.rli. ; l,.i
th- w-nci. It i iiid-Ddvnt in -;:--
iivra nil lh n. w, i,i, ... i
.-ihr eortd iMine, fri-it iuti,s .
Ilre it 1 ir i-T, , !. 1.1 oi ?. .-oc.'-.f
?orf.-. r.-ry i:- -..vr .
r-ct-iv.' a r. 1 r ... r I.. . i, , 1 r ., v
"Tlie t.r !.r I'nnr
rr-Kl." --7- .- h., I - A
of iHK r-;i I i.l.lSI I ;.. .MX . M u
SA-. fc -JIr:1 "".ai I'llH
ry - 1 -- - .-.n-i in ..;;, j..... 1 1
"'' "sr n .rirrBI nl u
l.tf a I . a
1 u-t ur, im
l-.i.l A numj.if r,.r ..1 M u
'nfi' ..mi t' f.,. i 4 n
"I ...it t,f jyrt- f..fr t
t-ror mu ci I ij. I J ,v
3
. Eton Ia n! 9 ilu- u.
o ta, fire nnf nrrjtft.r r'fn V
3 Hi
2
waui vvrT rnii. K..-t-nt m t n- rai.ntrt
ee-nnmiii- l.iml.,1.1, r..i.iim-ii-ii.u I
s cum, we w.i
t 'it 1 ..-lure nnd a
Bi etm. itrci'itc
KmH fnr attic
Ine lor nit :
I .1...... i.. ., .,, hit- :r. n.lr am'
"n'a Krlv..t,- l.v vli; a., ran 11
l.sv in ita M.-.1.1 an'li r nort;ii Pn- f i w
Krarinc, of aamv atlnctt r !i.r f 1 , .
..r.i.H.l r..r ii... r - K 9 rs
i rt m rv... . . w . j. . . I J
SSO Wnlm-t St., Cincinnati. O.
MAKE HOKE PLEASANT, ti
The Great Cause
iS Human Miserv!
Ue r.. r..i i.--i..j . . . . t
-LrOi. v " """"'"-. in a rTi Kurd,
-m- ). f'rice fix rent.
't7tr'" V?,, J-trii. Treatment and Kadlrat
Cure of Seminal Wraknp t.w . ..""."
, ..j. c an1 impediments to
Marriajre generally; Consnmt.tlon. rVpllepsy. .d
Fits: Mental and Phvslcal Incapacitr ie Itr
KUBKKT .1. tM LV I'll IIJ-T.,1,
the "-Green Book." kn
rIJ?ZZ l , "n'no. hls admirable
that the awlul consequence oi Self-Ahuae mar
he effectually reiuoved wit hout medicine and wit h.
tit danirerous surgical operations, bonifies Instru
ments , rinjts. or c.rdtals ; i.oinlini? out a m.Mle of
cure at once certain and effectual, by which crerr
ufleror. no matter what his condition
mlZy.. cheaply, privately and radlcall v'.
fltThI.;.''re ,rt" l"""re fl "o"" f" "
Sent, under leal. n a piain enTelopo, to any
tanipt. Address i be I'nb fshTs
THK 4 tl.VKKW M l. wtjlral. -..
Post n i. .. rt, ew terli.
Tost Offloa Uox 48t. jio ja.-iu.J
;:i i - -.
V-l- '
'.I ill i 1 I i -
to thy n. iti.es :t T i i. ; '
tree), is a! nit ." f.v ,
i;rotvth. au-I t!i. ii t:n -r
is about !; iu c. - I :.
condense.- tho :n :
pliciv wit!i at-nii-hi.! j. :
i s-ii,l tlint v:iti-r tx :
from its triiiik and f.: 1
its Iranchcs. S :ih ;; 1 :
tcr sujji!v that tli..- - i
turned into a ni.tr-'; 'I'
forth most water !n:i ti.i
dry during tlio sn'mii'-r
'vlicn water jrenr.'ill v i-
cultivation is pr.-eJ tin .
aiid regions of Peru.
TA'ovnrns of Xati nr T-j-"1 i"
like the raMcd hir:t. ivt-iiv'-
lir.t ii,.. i-..:c. "i:i'i ...I . I T
on iioui ine Kline i.iivii .
The fly spider ns s mi PLr- 1 ' .
itself. There frc 4i'll Tin-- K-!:: '
caterpillar. Hooi di-r-oi'vl 1
mirrors in the eve ol t!ir '
tt Of tit .t t li r-oi-ti f i il i i i .1 U 1
aitcries, vessels, veins, i! s-' '
necessary. The Udy of t v'!
rmt -lin a f.nr lift Iii iihw inert''
a multitude of imiH ivi i '
each hole permitting the p:' "
single thread, all t tie tlma i?
amount of a 1000 to cacli tn-
IK
: i
r .
;0 01
"to t'w
, in
tojretlicr when tlioy voim- ( . , r,?
make the single thread with v
spider spius its weh; so tht ' j
call the spider's thread,
more than 4000 united.
To Wash a Flannel
a i ... i .. .: l.,,.l Willi
nan.'ici SKirc. enu'toi'ii" ... . ,
.. fl.- ..t. s t.. Si't
li'i
in
..i n i... . r...- i..ii iniiuitt'
pail of cold water t-oiiUii''1'?
sjioonful of susar of !ead. '.. 'K,-,j
it in tepid water made soft .: ,
Use verv little so.nj it ,,S"Y:I
wool Rinse well, shako l- (-.
hiug where it will dry .luickiy-lie.