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trains east ami west on itie Pa. K. K.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Ilerr. There, ftn.fl the Other riaee.
f V. i'it fishing will bo out of bcsbou after
l rcnmeiit Court is In session as we go
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(Mr comity .1 1 1 at present contains
, . .; - -f Mir in mates.
V t-i 1 Iit n ii .3 fvro pnns aro among Hie
, ..,!, !: now contined in the Clearfield
.-!( v jail.
A ' t"; irty ponml "tapplng-snortle" was
i; V in tti" reservoir ireir Jlolliduysburg
r:
r n:iy.
Altoona authorities have lieen niak-
.. ..th. r raid on l lie haunts -jf the fallen
... - en Ninth avenue.
j'... i :i. -rri i" land ami two proau p'ank
... Iloll.dayshiirg were r ect r: l ! y
i i iv ate sale for c'jt.'ii.
:: v. M. 1. J)'yle, formerly of J.-hns-
, i , . i i e ot t lie Labor Krfoi iii nominees
- . ln'.ey in 1 1 ni. t i nibb m county.
.'.i. ol holy named Parbour din) in
:, ! r a 1 1 w t ii i p on Monday last, and was
: 1 in Pioyd cemt?t-ry Tuefday after-
. cpi rli'iept of cultivating tobacco
ii .--tved tliif M tismi by Mr. Conrad
. ,t J .jhpstuw u, with fair promise (.f
. ..! won an named Catherine Fon
: ( -ii' ma ii "n iioitui;li , lia vin;r t i-ti
t unbound mind, lias linen scut lo
. ilii,;, Pi i cairn, nf the Albania Tri
i ': ' ; 1 " oil taking in the Paris V.x
H j i I !'t linn Lome about the 10th
I h i. eratic S'a'o Hxectttivo Com-
meet br t lo- t rat.:icihiu of jm-
: ..!:i,( al business al Cresttoa to-day
: ' ' )
; iii.-r i.' rt iwiif r I'arned Honrr
v. ! :':!'t(l in : mii.e at M .irijtieitc,
Ia.-t week, by the fail of a heavy
r til-! A iNiona Fir i3
. : r; i- te ; ':eni-. AViiiifwris-bnrfi,
;!,i;, , r.j j ' ars lo have t reHent-jd fu
; .I ,: . l:,i-i.ts.
i ' i i nrjf SilvorCeri.et V.-xnd fcave
r i pen air concert this hnnimor on
y iv.-iiii c. l'hey make &ood enough
. tt'c out of n-ner.
; hot :-ea:-oii has set bar.l on Mr. Eii
i t' AitiK.i.a. He weieln d 4!2 pounds
e ef montliH !'.c), biiL nosv 1 1 :m the
0 luw A'.'-l )"nnds,
li.'l St. tiler on Moi day' located five
1 otivictt d of Various (ira.ies of crimn
r-'cnt session of iie l'.lair county
:i. th- Vv'es rti I'l iiitentiary.
Al'o jtm 7";";;'".;-' tells the story but
i-'.earto il that aratt'esnake five
l'i. ai.i o!:i-hait' inches ion was kili
i'r i-oiiii! v one day hint week.
. ( laths J". I-ii ii ii, i nt'f;e5-t Fori of
' 1 ii J.H ton. for tut r!y o! .lolinstown,
l. Mi r, Pa., died at M innespol j-,
n Sia i!:iy tiicrLiii. last, aged 30
: .! n ' 'i I h s.
i i ; ! t'anii iy nf Mr. Aaron liifntr,
r-va'.h y lonhiji, Hometet coun--1
1 1 t r ot his wife and two children,
, .he. i from diphtheria within a day
. : i a; h : her..
i - --!!iaii Campbell's parti:, appt al
! in ti.wn lli otlierday was con
,'i ' he simple w fid, "J"crbcar '." V,'c
o mcvi' forJVicr or any other man
M ! at Campbell.
n litiioiis ex'-rcises known as tbo
11' airs' lievoiion will );!. 1 in the
of '.he Holy Name, in Uii place,
i day, the '',"! h, to Wednesday, thi
he i.n s.-iit month.
I
I'y ;h; ile.-t) notion i'y firo ('f !bo fbemi
v. :.iV.- c'liiiiri'iol with ilieir p3per mill
hi :ti n t; Split. n, Ulair cotinty, lat week,
l rison, I'.ure. & Cass Buttered a
' ' . :.(. l-'uil v insured.
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1'ri-sliytiTiati chiift h, irollh'avs
s Darren of religious cervices last
oinjT to the fact that I'.ev. W. I.
IV.
i 'i i . the pastor, was listening to what
'' v. ; 1 waves wer eayibg at Ocean Grovo
: it tt.iu day.
IF. II. Ilorr, Ksq., an Altoona lawyer,
: ' i t r- i fklie lenes of his (Ilerr) left arm
: : a few das aeo 1 y beiii thrown
! ii' n l-i.ecy. I.'is (Ilerr) injuries are not
! r-eus, tin i. eh they Jlerr-l hi in for a whilo
; i. t;v hndly.
M r. ( ,eorcr Ilnntley is almut ahle to say
' i; lie woi k of improvi iiji and ht-autifj i'lg
1 .- -ere-ro.:ui is completed. The. gallery
1 : h i.' w runs arouml the interior is oer
t v'liiy a tasteful idea, and reflects credit on
h pi jrc tr r.
i he oal miners in several sections of
"v -tern I'eni'sylvttnia nre boldirgtiieetiiojs
' i i rsider what price td.all he rbarptt for
hi-fi; p, Hit it is tiot krif'wn that the-miners,
hi ;i,is county are dissatisfied with the wa-
'i v nosv rect i ve.
The j.ic etc of tlie telerjTpbers at Cressnn
-t i"i.::r.-day was largely attended, and the
r- p -ris th-it wir.tovt r ti e wirt s seemed to
.i a'e that much pleastire was f-.tind in
. p t,i,:; woods whh h lie arout.l that
' i;r s-.instiicr retreat.
--A ; :'.!(;. t f..r t hills for hn'.is was ati-.ird-
i.e day last week lo Mr. Patrick il.
' : ; -, !' Indiana, I's. Chilis for "huh-
's." ii is j ii i 1 e a i iti-reii t thintr, needs
p.;'e;it t:i irate wife and a I'm ket of cold
.. .. r '.-.''ii r svifiieient f..r the mrposo.
Th I'i.-h Cotiiniissioners if t.he Stftto
-vi appointed Mr. Ih.iert M'Comhie. f
arro'd t i!iip, a "i.-h Warden for this
" 'y. 1 1 is commission dated July 11,
i arid is to run for three years. Now
i. out, ye violators of the gamo and lih
... -.i s -n ( iM.V.ri.v county !
Saturday of next werk, A;ir. 10th,
.!'t.ir;t:, surgeon dentist of this yilace,
I'- li
v e '. at liioore for the purpose of attend
' '" t::e a:.ts of a'l in that vicinity who
-.' liiw.il in nee, 1 of ids services, and on
j i ! 'hiy feil owinjr, A tie. l."fh. lid will vibit
t a:r '.Irewn for a like purpose.
T'.. fiiin summer resort in this phaco
n a r.t-'tuor.t, althovah only in the
1 '! t f its tirst season nnilor the nianape
' ' i t : f Mr. IItd.t, ba aheady become ho
I ! ii'ar that the j ronrictor Las found it iiu
I u to accomrm.date nil wh-j have
"e shelter under its hospitable roof.
1 i.e Al'.oona Mirror hays that one day
v, e, k Mr. Philip Hetnpsey, of that city,
''.la traet of land ceiitaitflnp; thirty-eight
e i' S ami some, perches, situated along the
1 "' f the llo'ilidaysburg P.ranch Jtailroad
f't:'i just outside the limits of Altoona, to Dr.
S. C. Paker for 4u0 j er acre, or Sl-V-OO for
ti e rni ire tract.
Under the head of "Obituary," in
ariotht -r ro'u.nn, will be found a notice of
the 'h ath of a venerable and much esteemed
'"i'itn fif Allepheny township, Mr. Michael
1 i'uiro, to whom was due tty distinction
f !. .T tp.p first male child bnrn within the
I lesei, t, limits of said township. Peace to
k s arises and t ternal rest to bis soul.
Our young friend Ed. KitteH caught the
l oss of t.. Phi, k hass triU last Monday. It
measured fourteen inches in length and
weighed About three pounds, more or less
f-sj eeially h s. Ho aiso caught several fine
"i-fish. )ti(t of the same species fully fif
teen inches Ion; was captured in the same
water (Shi'ikle's dam) the Banio day by
fh v. T. li. Jones.
Howard , eldest son of our mnchestem-
1 friend, Thomas Herzojr, of Johnston,
foreman of the C. I. Co's Hrick iks at
Coepersdale, had one of his bands caught in
'lie machinery and shockingly lacerated on
la-t Thursday afternoon. I'nr ;i lime it was
thought the h ind would have to be amputa
te J i ... ,v nre phid to Icaiu that this has
WM f ot)ff
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One hundred AltoonUns, er.iployees of
the P. II. H. freight shoj.s, took an excursion
to Naginey's cave, near L.ewisrown, last
Saturday. Other employees of that corpo
ration, such as the carpenters, uionhlers
etc., have it in contemplation to indulge, in
similar excursions this month, and the loco
motive engineers will swing around the cir
cle of the seashore and the Northern lakes
ere long.
. Three youn men named Walker
Mitchell and Young were arrested at Cone!
rnaugli, a few days ago, on the charge of
having smashed the doors, windows and in".
Mile furniture of a house of public worship
at Duncarisvilie, p.iair county, tin their
way to the Hollid.avshnrg jail, Young slip
ped his bandenfis and effected his escape
but the others were safely lauded in that
stronghold.
Mrs. Saeger, the poor demented woman
from Johnstown, ami whose infant, by the
way, died there on Wednesday last, is still
in jail, her husband having broken up house
keeping and dot-lined to take her back ow
ing to tht alleged fact that her insanity
lrom which she seems now to have recover!
ed, is only lying dormant ami is likely at
nny moment to manifest itself iu the most
violent, way.
We learn from the Hollidavshnrg Stan
dard that Mr. Jonathan Conrad," a getnleinan
with whom we were weil acquainted, and
for whom we, in common with all others
who knew him, entertained the utmost re
spect, died at bis hi. me in Freedom townslrp
that county, on the 2:?d ult., aged C) years'
Mr, Conrad was a resident of what now , r,irl
stiiutes Hiair comity during bis entire life.
May be rest in peace.
The Mittiintown Trihitne, of which Col.
J. M. P.owman, formerly of Johnstown is
editor, and of which II. P.. McCrum, Ks'q.,
was until reeenTly the owner, has been purl
rhased by a gentleman named Ezra I. Par
ker, who wiil transmognity it into a demo
cratic paper on or about the loth of the pres
ent month, when our friend liowmnn's occu
pa'ion, iike Othello's, will, we presume, be
gone. The amount paid for the establish
ment was S 1,75a.
Kev. W. J. Chichester, of Titnsville,
formerly pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church of Altoona, made a narrow cscnpo
from drowning at. 'Cape May one day last
wet k; He was carried out by the undertow
of a large wave, and every one present
thought, he was lost. He bad just given un
ail hope when another wave t arried him on
i'.s crest so far towards shore that he was
seized by a number of ready I. at ids and car
ried saf-!y to the lieaoh.
Harry Murray's little game along the
line of the railroad is to re present himself as
the advance agent for Cole's New Orleans
Circus, run up a bill for three or four itajs'
board at a hotel, isirrow what loo-e change
'.ho h.n.llord is possessed of, give an order on
the treasurer of the circus for payment, am',
then go away sorry because be couldn't steal
a diamond pin, or sotu. thing of that sort.
This is a good time of the yt ar to look out
for traveling frauds fit" ail descrijiti ms.
A special train will hereafter, during
the summer season, as it did on Saturday
laif, leave Pittsburgh every Saturday after
noon at 2:.'-!ij, arriving here at f:.'Vi v. M. pe
toriiing, it will leave here at li 'Jii ami Cres
son at 7:i on Monday morning, getting into
Pittsburgh about 10.01 a. m. It is intended
for the special benefit of those, who may de
sire to come to our mountain resorts and
snatch what comfort may be obtained by
staying over Sunday, ami will ran ou a fast
t.'cheduie and make few stops.
--It is hardly necessary to Inform these
w ho deal with them that John Lloyd Co.
keep the largest, freshest, anil best stock of
ni rchat d ;s-j ii Ebeiishurg , yet for the ben
efit of those win) are not enrolled amongst
their customers we make mention oi the
fact anil advise them to patronize t lie firm
nameih Their prices are so low as to cause
general comment, And each article isjjwar
ranted to be just us represented. 1 f you buy
from them once, we do not think yon will
fail to buy again and as often as occasion de
tuatid. Hon. Jacob M. Campbell, representative
from this district in Congress, paid Ehens
burg a brief visit on Tuesday. He looked
as if the cares of ofiee did not utterly disa
gree with him, and felt, no doubt, as if lie
wouldn't care to try a few more cares of the
same kind. Though he has not yet. been
formally tendered thw nomination by a con
ference, it. is a foregone conclusion that ho
will again be the Pepiihliean standard-bearer
for that ofiice this fall, three out of the
four counties comprising the district having
tf -t lare! fcr him.
--At a recent notable cvedding in London,
a young lady wore a pair of shippers in which
Oueeii Anne is said to have danced at Hath.
The lady is said to have slipped about in
tln-m with difficulty, the heels being so high
and the toes so "nibbed," but then they fin
ished her costume exquisitely. S. Pdumen
thal, lllil Eleventh avenue, Altoona, may
not deal in slippers of so antique style, but
be certainly has an endless stock of boots,
shoes and slippers of styles in fashion now.
A fresh lot received this week, and marked
at the bottom figures.
At the late session of the r.lair county
Court, John N agle was tried on the charge
of stealing from his uncle. Richard Nacle,
in Altoona, a pocket-book containing SJClh
The latter N'agle up till a few months ago
lived in Cambria county, when be sold out
and was on the point of going West, but was
delayed in his journey by the hiss of his
money, as aliore noted", it is gratifying to
learn that by verdict of the jury, John Na-
gle. who also claims Cambria as his native
heath, was adjudged not guilty of the crime j
with which be was ( barged.
James Henry, recently found guilty of
bigamy in the P.iair county Court, was sen- j
fenced mi Thursday last to pay Si 00 fine and
cos's of prosecution, and to undergo one j
year's imprisonment in the Western Peni
tentiary. Wm. Watson and David Smith,
convicted of larceny in the same Court, were
ea. b s.ntt need to the penitentiary f T a term ,
of three 3 ears, and James Stewart and C. -o. i
W. Driver, couriered of a like offence, will
be required ro K-rve the State f'-r the next
two years. The four last named are qui'e ;
young, reitber cf them having yet attained ,
his majority.
One may see a cow-hide in the grass, a
rusn-light on the floor, a candle-stick deep
in the mud. a bell-pull at the door. He may
PvrM, Pee a jack-plane oil aboard, a car-spring
off the t rat k, a saw dust off a dirty sword,
and then a carpet-tack. Put be might trav
el from June to Jerusalem and not see in
bis travels a finer display of ready-made
clothing than adorns the interior cf Jss. J. ,
Mnrphv's store, 10.) Clinton ptreet, Johns- i
town. " His goods ore the rick of the market,
fresh'antl slviisli, and warranted to pi ve sat
isfaction in the matter of price. Orders re
spectfully solicited. i
Several weeks ago three ladies, hailing
from Harrisbnrg, if we mistake not. visited
this place and managed to n ap a rub bar- :
vest of human hair, which they promised to
return hv the first of July hist in the shapo
ofiadies' swiTrhcs, etc. Having failed even
tip
i to this hate dzj to fulnl toeir pari oi um
ntract the presumption is violent that liitsy
,,a o trif of feminine SV iotliel S, iii.J lu.il
CO
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the hair whit h they nccumulateil, ami wni. n
was quite valuable, will never again grace
the heads of the rightful owners. All whit h
should serve to put our lady friends on their
guard against such frauds in the future.
A young man sailing, or rather bumping
his wav, mnler the high-sounding "an,.f M
P.ov Eelsh, and claiming Ann Arbor, Mich.,
as his home, to which place he was en route
at the time, fell-asleep on the bumper of a
freight ear on Friday night hist, and while
in that somnolent state his legs were caught
and badlv crushed between the dead-woods ;
of two of the cars inconsequence of the train
rnmire to a sudden stop at the coal-wharf in
Huntingdon. One of his knees was so much
injured that the leg will probably have to
i. amrmtated. He was taken to the Hunt
ingdon county almshouse for treatment..
Dean, of the Roister ofiice, are making pre
parations to start, a paper of their own.
lioth are excellent printers, to quote the
lat'narre of the corespondent referred to,
an.f their effort- will undoubtedly be crown
ed with success. Mr. Kittell.lt is almost
peedless lo car, is a son of our townsman,
Wm. Kittell, Esq., and for that as well as
various other reasons we hone his new de
parture, when made, if made at a. 1, will
Lore than iiiice his brighK.t antkivauous.
A correspondent oi me riiuuu'xu ,
! T-h-'iraph, wri'ing from Emler.ton, I a.. ;
i notes among other things in one cf I its re-
I
n literu mar. .1 . j . ivi.n i ...
The residences of Kevs. Thomas Walsh
t Tul Julius Knnzer, pastors resieeii vely t.f
Sr. Mary's (English) and St. Michael's
(German) Catholicchurches.Hollidaysburg,
were entered by burglars, the latter about
midnight on Tuesday night of last week and
the former some two hourB later, but in
neither instance did the invaders reap a
very rich harvest, father Kunzer's cellar
was despoiled of sixteen bottles of California
wine and a lot of butter, eggs, meat, etc.,
while at Father Walsh's residence the
thieves got away with nothing except the
key cf the church, the outcries t.f the ser
vant girls in charge of the house prompting
them to seek safety in li I gilt. P.oth of the
Kev. gentlemen were absent from home at
the time.
On Monday of next week, Messrs. Frank
M'Eanghlin and Win. P. Jones, residents of
this place, wiil start on a visit to Texas. A
colony which will comprise probably adoen
families propose removing from this section
to that distant State some time next fall,
nnd the object of the two gentlemen named
is to make'a personal inspection of the coun
try and choose a suitable point for locating.
They desire to settle in a body, if possible,
and, counting amongst their number mem
bers of nearly al? the useful trades, they
possess the dements for the founding of a
town which should be at least self-sustaining.
Their withdrawal from our midst will
be deplored, bnt it is hoped that what will
le looked on as out loss In this respect will
result in their great gain.
To "sweat" is defined as "being depriv
ed of the saline and oleaginous fluids of your
material substance through the excretories
of your pellucid cuticle with a sensible con
densation of moisture npou the superficial
exterior." Tel rible, ain't it ? Yet there is
little need of any one going through so try
ing an ordeal if he only has the good sense
to go to the popular cheap clothing empori
um of Godfrey Wolff", next, door to the post
ctlico, Altoona, Pa., and purchase for him
self a suit of summer clothing which will
not only keep him cool enough to preserve
the "saline and oleaginous tluids of his ma
terial t -.r.hstanoe," but give biin the most
perfect satisfaction, as well in the price as
in the quality of the goods, which cannot be
surpassed anywhere.
It is the intention of the State Fish
Commission to locate another fish-breeding
establishment in the western part of the
State, and on Monday morning an agent of
said Commission arrived here to investigate
the merits of this section for the purpose
proposed. He viewed a number of springs
and streams tji the immediate neighborhood,
and is understood to have expressed himself
to the e fleet that, water and climate being
both considered, no better place than this
could be found anywhere for a fishery.
A nother visit will be paid at some day in the
near future, when a more comprehensive
examination will be made of the several
springs and some particular one probably be
lixed npou for purchase. Commissioner
Hewitt of Holliilaysburg, is the moving
spivit in the matter, and to him the report of
the agent will be made.
The real estateof the M'Langhlin P.roth
ers, in this place, known as the "Zahin
property," was sold by F. II. Parker, as
signee, at public, sale, last Saturday. The
property comprehends the large storeroom
no-.v occupied by the Messrs. M.'leiughlin,
the building occupied by Collins, Johnston
t Co. for banking purposes, a dwelling
house and the usual outbuildings, with a half
lot of ground w hereon these are erected, now
in the occupancy of Wm. J. M'l.anghljn.
The bidding was spiritless and resulted in
the knocking down of the property to Coun
ty Treasurer FriedhoU' for the paltry sum of
ir2,'"'7. Three or four years agvi it Would
have been accounted cheap at twice that
sum. We do not know w hat disposition will
be made of the property by its new cwner,
but have heard it hinted that a large hard
ware store w i'.l shortly be started therein.
Mr. John Jones, of P.la klick township,
is a staunch Pepublican, as any one could
tell from a remark he let fall the other dav.
.Oener.il Campbell, our Congressman, made
one of his infrequent visits to this section
the beginning of the present week, and
amongst those of his constituents who greet
ed him was Mr. Jones. "I voted for you
once," said Mr. Jones, "and mean to do so
again, for I think you have richly earned a
second term, lut there is one thing," he
went on to say iu a most impressive manner,
"there is one thing you ought tu tlo as soon
as you get. back to Washington city. You
ought to have that infernal law repealed
which keeps us from shooting squirrels at
this season of the year. They're eating up
all my crops 1" General Campbell promised
to have the matter attended to. but if he
does it will have to be Through the instru
mentality of tiie Pennsylvania Legislature
at some future session.
Not many evenings ago the singular
spectacle cf a column of black ants on tho
march was witnessed at a point a few rods
south of the bridge which spans the Cone
mangh Im-Iow Griffith's dam. Some parties
who were fishing iu that vicinity had their
attention attracted to myriads of the insects
traversing a log which lay acrcss the water.
Examination demonstrated the fact th.it
they constituted a section of au army nu
merous ns Ihe sands of the desert, the ad
vance guard of whit h was lost in space to
ward the west, while the rear might have
extended back into Plair county for all that
could be determined to the contrary. The
fishermen looked and wondered for an hour
and when they finally turned away the on
ward march w as still progressing. Itissaid
to lie a peculiarity of ants while on the war
path that they move forward in a straignt
line, diverging neither to the rieht nor to
the left. If a house looms np before them,,
they go either through it or over it, by day
or by night. It is mainly for this reason
that we would like for all their future
marches to lie conducted at as least as safe a
distance from town as this one wad, for they
have teeth and can bite.
Tnr. Mammoth Caa f. ExcrnsTON. The
proposed visit of the Pennsylvania, Ohio
and West Yirgiuia Press Association to the
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, has been post
poned until tho 2'hhof the present month,
when a pleasant lime Is anticipated, as wiil
te seen by the following from ihe Pittsburg
Liisp'ttrh of Saturday last :
Col. W. I,. Fonlk arrived in this citv yesterday
on his return from Mamnio'h Cave. Kentucky,
where he hn-5 been spenilinsr a tl.-iy or two per
teetinu ari ai.irepients for t lie excursion of ihe
Pennsylvania, t'hio and Wst Virginia Press
Association. It is now definitely settled that
the excursion party will leave this city on the
mornitnr of thei.lith of Auirust.nu postpone
imnt on account of weather, 'l'hey will tbne
at Columbus. .. the same day. arrivinir at Cin
cinnati thnf eveninir fit 7 o'clock. There they
will partake it t he hospitalities ofTt red them
by the citizens or that city at the Highland
II misc. a lavorite ciiinner icscrt. most (ielijrht
fuily situated. On Wednesday morning, L.;.m
Invitation of Mr. John Situkinon, Pres.. lent of
tre .oohiticu! Institute, the party will vi.-ittbat
mraittttioii n :nl other points of interest. In the
evenimr th. y wiil leave for I. niisville, Ky.,
sto.pii,tr :,r the tiait House. J here they will
partake of the luspita In us offered bv I'r.etttl-z-
ns of that city. The next niorninV. Thurs
day, a special train wni be ill readiness at the
J?; -..lof ihe Louisville nnd tireat southern It.
K. to I::!,.- the excursionists lo Cave City, ari iv
Inir nt the cave on that ever.tnir. It is the In
tention ucoii the niu-ht of arrival lo take the
"short rout. '- thrmiKli thecuve. Cpon the fol
lowing da , Pn.lay. the srutid rounds will be
maile thrft is. the '-lonur route." This will oc
cupy the entire day from 7 a.m. until 6 P. M.
A hoiintilul lunch will be served iu the cave.
Ihe excursionists wiil remain a day or two
loinrer in t h vicinity of the cave, and return
by the way of Indianapolis. The arrangements
throughout are most complete, especially over
tlie Pittstiurtrh, Cincinnati &. St. I.ouis railroad
and its Southern connections. This wonder of
the world is constantly visited by parties from
tlusc-ouutry aud fcurope.
A . Xf.W Law. County Commissioners
will henceforth l.e required, la-fore entering
upon their official duties, to give a bond
with sureties to be approved by the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the same county, or
by one of the judges thereof, and in such
penalty as tho said Court shall deem suffi
cient, bnt not less than two thousand do'lars
each, for the faithful discharge of all tinties
enjoined upon them by law, and for the
faithful and legal appropriation of ail coun
ty ami other moneys which the saitl Com
missioners have any authority to draw out
of the county treasury upun checks or or
ders given by them, or over which they
have control ; the said bonds to le taken in
the name of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania for the use of the county, and lo be
acknowledged before the Keeortb-r of Deeds
of the same county and recorded iu Lis ofiice
al the cost, of the tout-ty.
F.CHOFS FROM TttF. EtMTl tZA1j I"X(T H"
Sitx. as Was. The poet laureate of the
Pennsylvania Editorial Association, the
nmiabie ami talented Eugene H. Monday,
editor of the Philadelphia Pro'nf ,V'"t, a
monthly emanation from The well-known
Type Foundry of Messrs. Collins& Mcl.ees
ter, and, by the way, one of the prettiest,
; best compacted and most valuable publica
tions of the kiinl in the United States, "says
his say" in the July numler about the re
cent excursion of said Association to Cresson
, Pprings, of which excursion he was part and
( parcel i-.i a more than ordinary degree. The
following extract very properly comes tunlr
', the head of ixical and personal, and as such
I we reproduce it here, at the same time com
j mending Ihe first paragraph to the prayerful
consideration of the editor of the Johnstown
Triliin who, judging from his tirade against
the management of the Mountain House,
could scarcely be assigned a front seat among
"the wiser portion of the guests" on the oc
casion referred to :
"At Cresson, surro-Jndetl by beautiful lawns
ami attractive woods. We found the tine Moun
tain House ami eleirSnt coitmres, with well
furnislied rooms, jnvflinjr beds, Hnd e.veellent
sntl plentiful table ; itm! tlm wiser portion of
the iruests lid not retrret that, in eonsfuuenee
of t he house beiesr Just opened, nml its forces
therefore nor perfectly tiiilled. there Were
waits' between I he courses, for these (rave op
portunity for ph-Hsaur flint, and w-re provoca
tive of extended appetites, which were pener
ously appeased. This is ns trooi". a place as any,
to state t hat Colonel Cnper. the proprietor of
the Mountain House, nil the members of his
family, his clerks, t he steward, and waiters, did
all thatwns possible for the comlorl of their
iruests: atid a lady, who knew what she vhs
talking ai.out, remarket! to us that chamber
maid of No. Ht was as tidy ami ohliirinir as any
she had ever met ; a remark which called Torth
a i!uuriir, oC course. Kiirtit. pleasant was the
soeiai Intercourse on Tuesday, conHuditiir with
a hop forth.' yotimr folks in the evetii;iir, into
which their elders intruded.
'ii Wednesday piornicir. 'Well, what shall
we do now Y n'-ked several of the more active
fmes. as they picked their teeth on the porch.
'Pops you please" replied Secretary- Mcnoinn,
to whom f verybody applied when any thinir
was wanted, urn! they usually rot it, too. (,
but see here.' said Stable, 'we ought to do some
ihtpir. you know." -We invited you to Pbens
huiir." mildly suit sresled Mol'ikc: 'we have a
new jail there ; but you dhln't accept.' "We'll
soon hx that.' snid Menamin, nodlintr knowing
ly to MiAVadc; 'how many want to ro?' And
about a hundred and fifty of the party 'signified""
fa vile phrase!) that such was their desire.
Down the plunk walk to the telotrraph othco
went M.-naniin. the representative of the edi
tors, nil 1 McWriIo, of the Pennsylvania Kail
ruinl. who aceoiiinanied the party to see mat it
cot properly railroaded. Click, click, went the
Hist ri: nu n ts ; i be pr' .per an t hori ties were int-s-P-isred.'
and in about tilteen minutes a special
train was ready to convey the excursionists in
see Mv Pike's tleliif ht the new J aii'at I'.tu nsburjr.
They returned much pleased with the trip ;
with irreat appetites for the good dinner that
uwuiled them.
AnriTFIiY EXTRAoRIUJ'AIiY. It Is not
often in our pro ince as a iiewsgat herer, says
the Johnstown Tri'ntY.e of the Lr.th, that we
come across a stranger (and it might have
added a more disgusting) case than the fol
lowing, which was brought to light at Jus
tice Cox's t'thee yesterday afternoon :
Christian Coldner, alias John Ooldner, of
Cppcr Yoder, is he name of the sweet-scented
individual directly concerned, fileven years
airo he was a younir man, and resided at Verona.
Aileifheny county. He was not a had sort of
n man, apparently, and when he betran payintf
attentions to a widow lady resiiiinir iu the vil
lage he had no trouble in llndmif tae way to
her affections. The courtship was short, and
the liont ynioon siifceedinir was one of unalloy
ed happiness to two hearts that palpitated in
union. The widow had a daughter thirteen
y ears old at the time t.f her second marriar,
to whom Christian, alias John, wasparticularly
kindt and It nlcascd the fond tfother to know
that the tendrils of her husband's Affect inns
were twined so lovinirly n trout the- h'-art or her
child. Thus they lived for Ave years, or until
the duuirhtcr had budded into womanhood. and
then, when Mrs. Golduer a woke one morning,
she was surprised to find her husband absent
from her side, and her dnuvhter also gone. She
wondered, toil did not feur. Somethimr unus
ual had taken them oft together ami she was
sure they would Soon return. Put they didn't,
and for six weary years the worso than widow
ed l-a-.ly sonitht ti.linjrs of their whereabouts,
tine day, not lomr airo.she heard that there was
a man named John lioidner livir.ir near Johns
town, and invt starutioii proved that he was the
recalcitrant husband, and that h r dauirhter
WMSlivimr with him as hi? wife, Mrs. fiddlier
immediately took steps to have him arrested,
and two constables who were sent out by Jus
tice Cox to brimr the irivividual to time suc
ceeded in cantuiinir hitn. Ihe hearing- took
place yesterday aud resulted in Christian beinjr
held for trial at the entetnbt r term of court.
There was no friend forthcoming to bail bun,
so he was taken to Mbensburir to-day.
Thus was a happy heme broken up. and the
hearts of two trust imr women made desolate
for the dauu hir-r doted tip ihe man. Two chil
dren resulted from this unnatural marriaye.
and they must share their parents' shnme. The
K'i I hml also (.'iven birth to an inani before her
elopement, and it is believed th.it the wretch Is
the rather of it. At the present time she is in
a dciieare sit nation. .Mrs. Uuidut-r No. 1 dis
parted for her home to-day. She hns the ap
pearance of a goodiwoman. and an industrious
hard-workintr one. She is several years olfler
than her husband.
Camukia County PnRcrpixrs.-A cor
respondent who signs himself "W. A. T."
has recently been writing to the Pittsburgh
T'Jcir:tph from Portage, this county, on the
subject of porcupines. He was ihe gnegt of
John C. Martin. Esq , ami was by that gen
tleman introd need to a number of old resi
dent mountaineers, whose post prandial
yarns tinder the shade of a wide-spreading
tree formed the ground work cf his chanter
on natural history. Some of the stories told
staggered the correspondent's lielief in the
credibility of these unsophisticated dwellers
on ihe mountain tops, hut a description of
bow the porcupine steals frnithad the effect
of causing him to utterly lose faith inhuman
nature. He says :
According to tt:!s statement, in the autumn
ol the year, troy isit ihe orchards when the
apples fall, and I y rolliiur over them attach
t lie in to t heir ipn ! s in larsre tj'in lit i t ns and car
ry them t tT l their lens. W hen porcupines
are plenty all the apples are carried tint of the
orchards ami tiie irate potnolotrists no doubt
ttttribiitt s the'r disappearance to the viilnsre
boys. He trave several instances of their pie
datory hebils but one wiil sullice to show what
they can do.
Missiny larjre inantlties of his apples, he lay
for t fie int ruder one niirht with a flint jrun.
Presently he espied a porcupine come into the
orchard and make up to the choice tree, where
the mellow ni.d luscious apples lay thick upon
the ground, fiver nnd over it rolled among
them until it attained an enormous size, and a
bur apple was on each particular on ill. Havpt
loiit'ed itself down lo the guards it moved ot.
nnd he rollout cd it. A irood opport unit y otter
Int', he II red at il and fortunately killed it.
"1 cicki d up the apples." he .-aid. "and meas
ured them just for curiosity, and thai porcu
pine was ireiliiiir away with just two buihels
nnd three peeks of 't in."
"How larire was the porcupine? How much
did it wciich?" I ventured to inquire.
"Well, it was some two tdti lomr and six
Inches biifh would wt ih Rve or six pounls
before il was sk iitnuV." was the reply.
Two oushels nnd three pi ck of wreen apples
would weiirh about one hundred and tw.-nty-Pvc
pounds, and would make a g-ood load for n
fn'i-T'nwn man. And yet there me plenty of
people both iu town and country who say that
newspaper men aro iciveu to making reckless
statements.
A P.fT of TlrstoHY. Many years ago,
tbero resided iu Portsmouth, Ohio, Dr. Pa
tello, a physician of larf.e practice, anil Ir.
IcVay, at that time the leading druggist.
Alauit the same time Ir. Sellers placed his
celebrated Lirrr J'M before the public for
the cure of Lirrr Cornpl'iiTit. Aque and Fever,
ami all biliotis disorders. The name of the
Pills (being the first so-called in the U. S. )
attracted the attention of Dr. Pateilo, and
be at once commenced the use of them in
bis practice. M' Vay having confidence ir.
Dr. P., began the sale of the Sellers' Lirrr
Tills, and having occasion to use them, was
so much benefitted that bo never lelt homo
without, taking a Imu iu his pocket. These
worthies nre gone, but. the demand for the
Pills Ftill exists, and are sold largely by
Druggists, as well in Ebeusburg as else
where. B
For about two years, at times, I have
been troubled with pain across my kidneys,
say every ten days. In January, 187."), my
crino stopped voiding, antl I w as compelled
j to lay close by the fire to get any ease, tak
I ing morphine and using hot cloths, thinking
: at times I could not live. I went toTitns-'-
vilie and bought a bottle of K. K. Thomp
! son's Barosrtia, or PacKacIie, Liver and Kid
ney Cure, am! before the boMle was nsed I
passed a gravel stono as targe as a pea, and
' am now perfectly well, nml hope every nun
, troubled with the gravel nr kidney t mi. bin
' wili give the lhirosma a fair trial ami lie
cured. J. H. Cakk.
Prepared by F.. K. Thompson, Titnsville,
Pa. For sale by Deujutou Jit Murray, E bens-burg.
Local CorresjfofitlcTtce.
ST. Al lU STlNE, July C.l, l-iTS.
Dear Frkfmax As I did rot cave the psi tle
nlarsin my last le'ter Shout the tragic ileal Ii of
J-onnir Gittimrs. win. was thrown from a horse
and died on Ihe foRowiutr day. havimr been de
terred from doinir so by Various reports ihet! in
circulation, 1 will now irive Von what are be
lieved to be the facts in the case, as eileiT'-rl by
an ir. vest irat ion uncle since last I wrote you. "
It seems that about noon on the VJlh inst. tho
deceased and ins little brother, aired probably
einht years, mounted t'vp horse and rode him to
water, about one-f ourt h of a mile distant sntl
near the residence or Mr. John Dmitri. While
at the watering-plnee it appears t.'iey v re con
fronted by a son oi :.fr. Smith, a lad of Vi vear,
who for some reason hctran hiitline- stories ut
them, one of which struck the horse and caused
him to jump to one side and throw the bovs off,
the eldest of whom was trampled upon bv the
animal and so badly injured that he was not
able to rise, much less, reach home. Inthiscon
tlition he remained until a lady pus-in near
he spot heard his moans and wept to see what
was the matter, when she found him Ivinir prone
upon lli'-sriHinJ and his little brot her stain ioiif
beside him and not knowing what to do. '1 he
lattershe sent to tell his father, who at the lime
was about a mile distant, assisting a neighbor
to harvest; Ihep pit-king up ihe injured lad the
lady suet'eeded .y dint of carrying and I. -ailing
in getting him borne tie fore his rather reached
there. Medical aid wasat once sum rnoired, but
the poor hoy's injuries were of such a tint are
tnat huaaan skill was of no avail, ami h. ti..i
about tt o'clock next mnrnimr. Young Smit
was subsequently arrested and bound over for
a heniing before E-.juire Pnnegan on Saturday 1
lust, when w e e idence adduced was such as to
leave the Justice no other alternative than to :
put him under bonds for his appearance at
Court, but whether he found bail or was com
miffed in default tieret.r I am -wmUle to say,
thcmrh I presume Hie nevytrv security was
forthcoming. A ltiiibi.f it wa a fad nnd de
plorable affair. thtiuirurtncy t,t which is rath -er
added to t haa .n.m istu-d bv tiie tact that
the parents of botriiails are worthy people and
fc-oo.i ncighbtni,
1 1 may noiT. amies to note that our zealous
pastor, Kev. K.X, Mt'arthv. has had the pas
toral residence thoroughly overhauled and en
larged, thus making it much more commodious
and buntlsorue, and of course a great deal more
com lortable.
The weather Tor the past three wet ks hns for
Ihe most part been excci (linjrlv warm and dry,
and as a eotiscipjeuce harvesting has been a. I
the jn. Most of the tanners are through with
all their crops except oats, whie is ready for
the reaper. 1 believe I am sale ir. sa ving'thal
Clearfield township produced more grain and
hay this year than it ever produced in any two
yiurs preceding. One reason for this greatly
increased yield is that farmers are giving more
attention than heretofore to the clearing and
cultivatiot. of timber laml. fcaving found out
thut in the I nn, run It pays the best.
Yours, JiC. TSLEPHOSB.
CRROI.t.TOW5, July 30. 1?73.
Pr.n FpttMts-I haveorten been told that
your philanthropic bump is cXeceiiinirly well
developer), nnd though! never had n oppor
tunity to make a phrenological in v.-si igs.tioii,
I always took it for granted, until the hist
wet k ? issue of your paper, t hat such was the
case. J-or weeks we were tortured with the
heat cf a scorching sun, unalloyed by a single
drop of rain, and ye lover? of pi'scatorisi sports
were consollingly laying plans for the first re
freshing shower. Finally it came, but with it
",ir unwelcome and uncharitable warning,
that from Aug. 1st the "spot-hies" must be h-rt
alone. Some of our Carrolltown friends have
not, however, been annoyed nor outdone t.y
the close coincidence of the wei weather and
the commencement nf the necessary restric
tions on their sports. Tiny made iisecf tht
last precious moments and apparently struck
the ride that leads to fortune. Humbly and
unpretendingly they drove out of town in a
one-horse wagon, a good looking crew of them,
and lookers on predicted that fish would be
cheap next day. And they were right, for gos.
sip has it that the draughts Were exceedingly
pood and so many taken that they ha 1 con-i-dorable
difficulty in retting somef thera borne
in their one horse wagon.
An accident which might bnt forfinnttly
d:d not prove ser.it:s occurred the other day
to one of t.'.ir well known -iiir.ens. Mr, John
1 liek. While nvcrseeliijt some repairs which
were being made at his mill he had the misfor
tune to fall Trom a sea Ho Ming, and wa tit tl. t
though to be very badly iniuretl- He Is now
rapioly recovering, howevei, aud is able once
wore lo be about. Sen Sc8.
C'vi'tmuH Ication.
Wii.morf., July 21.1?73.
TiniTon Fkehmax- 7rr .Sir; In last wet-k'g
issue or your paper 1 net fee a comTuinicntion
from Chest Springs, over the iintial? '), J.
II." in which ctTusjon that gentleman attacks
the i recti back-Labor party in a style winch
shows at once his Ignorance, prejudice and ti
regiird for truth, ns well as his lack of political
sagacity. While the more cunning politicians
of his party nre endeavoring; to coueilhMc tM'P
fireenbnck-I.iibnr element an nndcrlaking
which they will nevtrr be able to accomplish
this self-const j. utcd charnf.ion of the Pemocra
cy of Cambria, in ihe exuberance of hts over
weening vanity imagines that he can-, by a few
strokraor his a pen. annihilate the Grecn-bsck-I.abor
parl. sod thereby piace bis res
cued organization under lasting obligations to
him for his etTort in its behalf, and leave him
free to pluck the sugar plum of legislative
honors to which ins ambition aspires.
With regard to H. .. IP's tljsatreeted candi
date bcit-p- desirous of obtaining a nomination
from the (Jreer. back party, it is almost tire,th ss
to say that nil such aspirations were speedily
nipped in the bud by a resolution, unanimously
adopted in the convention, which declared that
he name of mi man who was before either the
Democratic or Kepublican convention for T
fice would ne allowed even the pi i ilt-g-e of be
ing balloted for.
The chanr. s of Communism so itnecremonl-ousK-
hurled at our party bv -.mr eorresn. -.n
, dent is a hackneyed epithet uhich will serve to
ueiude nr. man wtio is really intelligent. Wo
arc not Communists, tin the contrary, we
would save the country rroni the vortex of
Communism, which will be th; logical result
of the aggressions of the Money Power, if the
people do not heed our warning in time ami by
their votes place such a deplorable misfortune
beyond the range of possibility.
Now, I tlo not intend to enter info n discus
sion with your correspondent on this question.
Had any manor n t-i lit y i hrown down the gaunt
let ns "II. J. H," has done. I wouid n.-t be slow
tn accept Ihe challenge; but I will not argue
the iinestion with tii'i. What I ask of vou. as
tin Bet cf eoiirtcF.v. and as one oT justice to
hundreds of your patrons who are ii-eenbfck
men. in considi ration of tne fact that "H.J.
H." lias taken r.d.nntage of your leniency lo
calumniate our cause and its lea lers, ami to
misrepresent our motives, fs t lint you will give
a place in your columns to a communfcai ion
in which I wiil set forth tiie principles and doc
trines of the C ret tihsck-I.ahor party, together
witii my own views on the issues of the tlav.
An answer through tho nixt Pkeeiian Is re
spectfully solicited.
Yours, truly J. M.
Letter from California.
Tuit!CK, Stanislaus f'o . Cab,
July 2a. s7S.
Drn Frffmn Tn mv Inst I stated the
met hod of numeral ion used by t lie Chinese. I
shall now give you the-'aysof the week nnd
ttie month" of i lio year, theugli the sounds they
make e.tiinot bo exactly symbolized by English
letters.
PAYS OF TUB WCftt.
Sunday Ln bf. Mt.ncny I.s hi yet. Tcesdav
I-a hi pre. Wrdncsntiy I.a Id s."i:i. Thursday
I .a hi aco. Friday i-a hi um. Salur.lay P
hi reck.
Whit li means Sundny : one day after S'uaday ;
two days after Sunday, it'.
The months of the year are more difTh n't.
especially the ilrst two, as they tlo not t'jui.d
like the rest.
MtTR"3 tF THE Y E A it-. i
l?t fnonth siuii' yet. 2d month - eee yet. 6.1
mnrifh sum gon yet. 4th n-.unt li see gen yt-t.
5th month am iron yet. 8tli merit h Lk p.rroak)
gen yet. "til month tut pen yet. Sth m ir.tli
bat gon yet. 9th tnnnt h cow (or eo)fpin yet.
lath month sop gon yet. 11th month sup ye-t
jron yet. 12th month flip gee (or fine) gon yeu
There is evidently something wrong about
the first and second mnnih. They do net sound
light. Prom what 1 can learn the multiplica
tion fable won Id sound like this : Gee yet gee;
gee gee see; gee soro roak; gee see fiat; (tee
u ni sup; gee roak sup gee ; gee tut sup tee;
ree fiat sup roak ; gee cow sjp bal ; gee sup
Ift-e sup, etc.
The harvest is nearly over. Our ntlg-hhors
are t hrongh. but we have to cut about 2n'aori s
yet. The weather has kept cold all the time
that the men were at work, except two days,
which were pr.-tty warm. This is e I ra- r f i nary .
tmr friend F. ! was with us two wt t ks, but
has now left for Stockton. Sacrs memo. Sn
Kraneiseo, ireg-nn, c He sent away ( noiigti
of mail while here lo supply- n Kelorm t.. ti
gress. He also worked in the harvest field for
Several days, making a lull hand. He is tit ne
of your st -.ick up aristocrats, hut is as plain us
any ot htr harv est band. I can not but h ish biui
well in all his ltn.lerlnkings.
To give your farmers an idea of harvesting,
here. 1 will sy that Winheid, my son, who
managed Ihe header, rode over a thousand
miles, standing on a square beam, or twenty
miles a day for fifty-five days. The hurley
stack contained what grew tin n hundri d acres.
There are nineteen wheat stacks, eontatniuir
each us much as rew on 7C to ty l acres, which
wiil shell out each one. In wheat, from ."in lo
1.0- Ki bushels. A land is nsuxltv half a mile
long and Ti) to si) rods wide, each rod making an
acre. It tMkes two and otic-haif d is to build
a stack, each stack containing' about l'.?t hinds
of head's. eUrtl to eight or ten bushels. It wdl
lake about ten days lo threth twenty stacks.
Vours. 6ic, Huh liny.
BTf.
AT latest accounts the creditors of Win. M.
1.1- .vd, some of wh m are siilt in o-s:fni at Al
toona, bad not uc-eed.tl iu fleeting ase!ruets.
AND
Tliresking MACHINES I
Willi STRAW CARRIERS, of DiUerenl Sizes.
N3
(Th aboTe Cut rrpreents a Twn lf.,. Swoop, with Ir .n Frump, rerv imp!c tn f' cvNStrucde'S
and doTatre. it ie a Tumblii g par Pvtr and l-s S iron Jatk
THE OLD WAY
The Best Wav.
E V01 H lifts
AUD
TimiSSlI
When It units job.
Save Your Money and Do Your Own Threshing
WHEN YOFK MKX AND HOPSHS 1IAVP. NvlTHINO P. I. Si; TO DA.
Vlo, Cutting UoxoN. School Dpslcs, lto.
AdteS: VV. II. II. MYLIL'G & CO.,
l"outntirs tiftrt 3f.-tc7ti ntfs.
JULY 26, lers. -2,c.
TIP-TOP
CIS Or.X?
When th
ia gotten from
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WlMllf
S. E. COR. 6th & MARKET ST.
PHILADELPHIA-
I.inesi rtrllten in Iht- ocrnslon of flic
Seeonrt InnlriMnrj o t I lie Il- i li ot
3Sr. Sue A. KrNf'-Jnly 31, ts7.
In the mcmlrg ef Pre, ere tin terdth
( If wiiiiiniiho.K! '? day t Imu h adst .. cn.
The fii-h cf the f en;' was gh.v rg
W here the rose t.htf-h of hea'th latehaj been.
T.he sels'fcc rf rninrr.fr w? w.iTilr-.
1 lie hsrvrst was swept tr-nn tho j.la'n.
The hu'Liaieinian hoar-leu hi? trea.-iirt
IPs barn Mled with bright, golden L-raln.
tn th" donth-mich thy f Trn um rr'l r!i:g,
That hrm rmv se ;it-. uri.I war. :
Fond fnctidf :i:i ar-aiti-l the were wailinir
hiie the lart snleinn inotneiits wore on.
Put thy spirit recih-I n : within thee.
Nor sfirank lr.tu I ! Wt ni.ctd s- near.
For thy lift? hi..l I'- i-n tli.it el a Clinstian.
And what was there, tiien, tlieu slioul-Jst leer?
With trust In the I., re of th Snvt. r,
W hesc lite-blood w as g:en b-r all.
Thy will bow'tl Ktbn.i.sivt; tn lieavcn.
Arid culiuly aw ailed Peulii's cail.
A last f'-ind adieu to the h.ved olio?
Thy husband and children so dear;
The uiot her that sumt nt t hv eraii'p.
And whose I'jl was lo wtei. .j er thy bit?r.
The t.mthrf and yltr-s h-.-.l thee
Wore chispml m a l- psr. last einbraee.
All i the friends W he!", thou f..n My I'll I rheritlltrtl
s-aw Die e.jM damp of death on tfiy faeo.
Thv pate lo. ? nr-pellng f-r mercy
A Ir.H.p tfcil was granted, we trurt ;
Thy I irns released lr"tn its fetters.
And sped to the heme ot the just.
Two twelvemonths have passed since w? laid
thf- i
In t lie cohl. yilent grtwryard. to r.-t.
A"d tfic rhiid boT frein sl.mii th. u wnst j srte I
Now sleeps in liio ituab ou thy hp-'a-t.
Oh ! ion shall we Join t hre in H'-aveij,
if we take br our tn.idel thy l:!e ;
Then cur f u!s reunited in K;"ry,
Shall forever be Iree.l lrom tarih s strife.
J. 31.
T ' a n Wnn ftDvlf:-.B Vnl..t.i.v IBAnn
Thel.KAPiMi Ftti:i:n . I. Scl.-i fit: for I use use-; ;
of the Skin on I b.-anntter cf the Ct m ci.lx o in ;
for the Hath, Toilet att-1 Nursery. Is nt.'iii. j
mrtflf'l by P'tysp. ians and (. by IIki t.t.i'-is.
t'np t . " Ccnts ; box, i ( n k'-s. sj ( e.,is. i;. ;
Wi'Mfii, Pi-op r, 50 N. i"ltiil Sr., Plihad'a.
July l'.t, Is7?.-t'in.
EBi:MU HU JtAftHKT.
Ci'ttrts' TtD Weekly bt Jmtw I.lctd St Co.
Flour "fi br. t.in pu..k wheat Fh. nr.
llu'.tM. r .il.n-rl!i. l'i per jh J
Ig per ib i.-ii p V. h' P'ea ,s -j; bus. l a;
J..tr.l per lb 1" 're:.-. p. r buttiel . .
'I'ml-.w J.-r lb f- V. i, ot.V b.us I b
oi:oi ry Soap per !h -"'" p r t.;is it'i
lti-i-sw-t " C' rr 'r
lrese-l Hof 3. " " 6 tl'.ts o-,
Kir!. 2 Put-kwheat per hu e"
Salt. per hbl 2.0 to t!.2 Potatoes p-r t.'.i. so t.io
N d. t rr lb.. 35 to 4l Clover Seed. ii?r
Chickens, per lb ... 6 bus 1V0-J to ., i0
Turkeys, " T Timolhy Seed prr I
C. flee, prime, per lb H bus 10 :
Hay per ton S (D N.ti. .l..urs su
Corn Meal, per lb... 1 Syrup, per g.l . 7& to Vit
OBITI'ABY.
M A'VP I R F. I'ied. r.f Ids r-Wdcn-o fn Alio
eheny tnwnshlp. t.n Stniday. July l.?!. Air
M it h ael JM ao t I i:e, sgeil Bl'eut sr. years. j
ty l illncpi its! very brief. as ..nly twn days
beb.re his de.t h be was act l vty rngac. d iit har
vesting hi, hay crop. 11:3 lather wa? one e.f the
yet v nrst sett'er- in that par: t.f t he cunt y h i v
ing eotiie there f-m ilint:ogdt.n cunty five r
sin year" belore that treat and K..o. inan. li.'l.
penietriu' A . 1 al I it r in. "pit -lied h i 3 t cut "so to
peak. In It'.5. In th" then w'.lder-tit s where f s.
etto now siiinds. air. 31. was the hr.M rc rhi d
f.i tn within the l!tn:t t l what is new APeiiht ry
tow nship. He w t? t.f liins ve trnme. and in t bo J
prune ef bis lite po-se-yed WenitrlMl hjse.l .
strength No man tin more wib-ly known n-r
more u'.ivers.iliy respected In t! i ..eiion .f Iho
rial nt y than V. i eh a el .M a n ture. He was ar, Icne-t. j
J.nre nnd uprcrht nine, t !. y..nt and earnest nu-tn- '
.or ol I he at h-elte Church and will long be ro
tnfiiibered for the runy V"r'ii" that adorned leS
ctiiiracter. May ho rest in pt ace.
K I N PPT. Pied, in Ct iir.( llse He. Pa.. Ju'y
11. 1n7, Si k A.. Infant ilHtighlf-rot i'erler P. atef
Annie P.. Jvcunedy, aKi.d 4 int-nllis. (
"A rose bill, which In the morning dew j
I ipc u p"ti the lender green :
Cheer f .r an hour until the stin tel; show 1
Aivl ?tra ght Is g'it;e, a' II It ner had be. b."
I'AKhllKPI. t'ir... In Cni-roti t. wnshlp. en
Meiet ty. .Inly 1st V t.l 3 .'i,inn:i"iii. i ! I be
brain oist-.i... n. tiysi-nt 'ry. lin . ltitact eimd
ol John i 'iirlheim and in-, age I hi nowit h..
s 1 ( 5 1' P. I bed. in .lot.ns'ow i. . n X .-oii-'-d i v ,
.fiilfot. 1s7s ttrro inbtiit fjoa ol AtiiiB mJ -Uir.
bdftf, a'i S month
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TTRllXr, rAv
DRESSING'
2 VTEIX K):r3
J3ew Suit Tfr?rrr:
i from llpQVJtJ
CHEAT REDUCTCOn I
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Tl !s a lar.-e nnl th.r.titl.l e-p:?ppnd Hirrrwy
tVt-b.:!i wtis. f -tn .h-t . in pr.s-tV
from debt. l''V"i'"i New i..,irPm.- lUu.' i-i
Fieai.-i-heutL en-., omn-1 lri 1-73 ul a ot o?
b'1"! r.i-e.l-i.t Ni.r.1 and h.-mr-hke arranjw
nier.ts thi-..ii-i'"t. .-t--:i. for Usrt. p..
vu.-tiol r.iiii, n.-aTii-hr;a. .t(,t, s.;T c. aiid tttUlw
r 14 w-.H-k. $..!. f'T iniH t ::r, U" '.'t
t..r cntf.l.tjti- er further iuform-ition, xVlrosa.
I'Kor. J. T J-a.w r.K ti. li. l riis.-iru
-Kall 1 em oTn Aiu-im T. Wini Term nw.
loc . hpriuj lo-io a;:ie Man-it i.V
DR. C. W. GLEASON'S
BESIflRlTIWBlBEDIESI
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i.i'Oiti tirjf, July 11. v; ; ,
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