FREEH AH. ! Ebensburg, Pa.. li:W.iY, - - ulVG. 23, 1S78. rhi itshi'i'V i"f CrcsnoH Jiftilroftd. .i r:t.-r MnnT, .Trr.v . 17. trains on H. H. I he nn as follows : M. '' in Leave. HTATinNS. A.M.1T. M. .Ebensburg.. Arrive l';.V B 65 ..Hradley 'ID 3S! 9 4i - Kaylors 10 0 31 Noel , 1-t "I 9 25 Munster 10 14 9 19 Liiekett's 10 0f 9 It Arrive Cresson Leave I 9 50- 8 55 it 4 ' e v. - l;tti the mornleg and evening train eon- w,th tralus eadt anj wost on ihe Pa. K. K. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Here, There, and trie Otfitr TUice. l.ovk at Barkers' Teas at 10 eta. per qr. r;7s- are tho best in town. 1 -i ive huudred persons attended the AL ,,a picnic at Cressou let Thursday. " 'xb? long expected rain visited us a , i f times ini-le the past wven days. "Yoii can save c2 in every 85 by buying v jr ; "-'Js from B, Teltelbaum, Carroltowu. T "Jly, u can buy the best dewing inachlns . ie at "the- 6tcr" of A. A. Barker & Bou, t r i .-nty-tive dollars. Tlie concert giveu by the May Hylj .- e iu t'1' P'1 last Friday evening, was t "i ;r"ely aitended. The carj&a why is ob TU!)J)t was not well advertised, TLe people's cheap store of Carrolltown, fc.pt l y r3. Teitelbauni, announces that it , j (.. -;i pootls from this data onward at lets ,j u e ftd to tuAke room for fall goods. ' An enjoyable picnic of the liltla folks wv li' ld 1,1 a Pr0TH a short distance eaet of wii Tueday of this week. The Kbensburg .met Land discoursed music for the occa- The Johnstown delegation to the con reiiUi'H of Turners held at Wheeling last vi-rk succeeded in carrying off a Lalf dozen , rir-i, offered for proficiency ia athletic v;i.jrt. ' if convergent, the reader is requested to ti'A ai d (''e the bargains oftered by S. Tei t, ll auru, Carrolltown. JJe promises a big .; ic in the chapo of bargains to tko general ;:c. Owlr-i to tlkO continued dry weather .; ihe preaier jiartof July, the potato , - p iu lUi county will be a light one, aud ,. : . ! ;ir no ixtuipariaon wilit the yield of ; liif-r jt-ars. j:ir old and raurli-eptoemod. fallow- i a i.iiian, Mr. JohnfMu Moore, is nndr J lo 1-u lying dangerously ill at tb rei .! i f u'Lia Koii-iu-law, Col. Win. K. PJper, 1! .HaUy "burg. tvrry out should examine the Iiegis :y ;,-t of his district and see if his name is o.'.rt-jti. If not on tlie list have it plawd rf at one. Th 5lh of September Is the ! iv fr llegirtterlng. A iiils has l-en issued opon F. P. Tier- y. K-i , in the lilair County Court, to , c;iii wliy he should not pay over . i , y ...,; U-d for 11. I. & Ij. V. Wood-ruff, f .! l.tiKtov n JJernucrut. are enabled to stato loeiiivtly that , ! tViVrolh, the Democratic candiiiate for : c-wl'l be present at the picnic to be ., J in H.guf' grove, near Kaylor's sta- ; , u'i rjilurday (to-uiorrow.) i';ir innch-esteeiued friend Mr. John I'riJi'.v, of Lorttto, ia lying eicn uigb unto u-ji.h. He is one of the few men of whom .w.au :ruly say that it will be bad for a ii.!LiJ!ji!y if Iih le taken away. t'oi stalle Wherb-y made an unsueness tr:p through Clearfield and Carroll : .w,-!.;; s ih other day iu guest of a man v i.- u antt-d by the law. The next time L- gs he thiuks he will fetch the answer. Mr J.K. McCahan, of Jluutitigdoo. v 1. . r-H vei ty-four years of age, ami who y.ii --t;;i' type forty-four yara ago, walk- : '.: Vj il.e 'tjicle i.fiii-e the other day and i . !.!:l,Ld tLa boys l y hid dexterity at the -ILd Jhrs.ll sys tht Republicans don't r at Democratic delegate elections. ' .-; r ! And the Jhr ild might with equal ' have addedjt hat Republicans as a rulw, ' D tr .ii well at the other kind of elections : . I'd:: I r'.:i tonuty. -AJr. Win. MitJ. Rlng, tlie affaMe and WTri!iiig r-preeiitatiTe of the tobacco .in tf LLaa. O. Iiaer, 103 Wood et., Ritta- u:L, watt iu towa the beginning of this -ik. As usual, l.e soil some big bills. ?! t Mi U. J art of Air. Rwing's iiauie standa '" r 1! tf - c zit-r ' W :.imm Cowan, of Wilmore, was rnn ' -V'-r ly a hand-car at Wilmore laet Monday ai J riue'.y injured. A companion : ant A J. L. Jxing was aIo struck by the -jf a:. J t-i'.hiy hurt. Mr. Cowau was a i n 1 1 r of the military organization, kuowu ' ii;o "tiivtr Grays. -C'an tjco 11. McAliPter, son of JToa. A McA.Iiottr, of Poriiigfield Furuace, was J ci;J ti. a.J ix) his Led on Thursday morning t. lie h id not been in good health for !"i-rai Jnys j'reTious to his sudden taking S, Vut al iio time was he considered at all '1 i -roue'y ill. lie was aed about Uiirty J:ic ).-ar. Ilio Messrs. M'laughlin desire ns to tTve i.otiie through the columns of the ri'.iFiiAW that all work left at their woolen ry muht be called for on or lefore the Jay of October. Work may le brought :ii b'-t-ftu now and that date, and, if de t T- 2, cau Is re-delivered to the owners iu-!!- twenty-four hours. The Onceula lU-veille of hifit week Las ' n. ihing to any bjut "the frosty-headed Ji l'ik'-, ( f the FJiEEMAS." In the same :.-u - it the same paper, no reference what ' -r is ruailo to their experimental oil well. Ilia would Beero to indicate thot Ihe head '-'He. ujau who writes for the UevitUe la out -! tlie hue fif exactitude. It makes uo special difterenoe, bnt It ir.lfLt tut well ti said here as eleewhere, w at John I.loyd & Co., Main street, Kbens lui't', Lave on their shelves this week an in- ineiit of countrymerchandise, which is c:arassHl in Cambria county. "Wnen J' i go to so them, ask particnlarly for the '.tct style of ladies dress goods. Master ('barley Lin ton caught the Boss 'La.k lar-sof the season Tuesday morning "i- It measured nearly thirfr:en inches, u.J weighed a pound or two. On this occa ''u, Le ilejiarU'd somewhat from his uniform J-tfl of walkingfrom fihinkle's darn ba.k lirriio by way of the railroad. In other w-'.r.U, , oamo up the main street. Tues iay, Nov. 5lh, will be election day; TLjr-lay, Hpt. 6th, will be the last day "I " ii which voters can be assessed, aud Bat 'r.lav, Oct. 5th. will le the last day upon w '!' !i Ftate and county taxes can be paid In ' f i'-r to frm tk rnt tut well a llm lfiot itv t: -li wlili 1: firinera ran tiM n.it nrilired Iaioi rats should bear theao facts in mind a:t accordingly. -It i thought that the Itell's Mills narrow ?'4I;k'- railroad will be extended from its I r' ei,t terminus, Glen Hope, to the month 'f Witmer'a ruu, Clearfield county, four ti;i t north of the point at which the loco vh now ties nn at for the night. Wil- C,...' r'f ruu is iu Reccaria township, and some !:-f jot ( oal seams are spoken of lu connec-L-! " ith that Irreality. ! NVe learn from the Krtrntiflc Arrwriran of at week that Mr. Samuel Keim, of Altoona, '',Las patenel an improvement in Mill liret.es, the object of which is tocanse tiaiu to be tiirown away from the eye of "'one, at.d carrier! to the tlouring surfaces J- fore it jri ground fine, thereby reducing '-e 'j i intity of middlings by entirely freeing a'"I I'til verizir.g tlie ilonr. lUvid T- C.aldwnP- nf Tyrone, formerly - , - - - j aiiKrof that pla"e in connection with 1U M. if AltYTr.nr rk it i ri I liAfirA .i i ""-t'-i i'-''-- - ' " it. gister in Rankruptcy at Hollldays t,lrtr, on Tuesday last, and n'd a rolnntary I"'ti'in in i.ankruptcy. His liaiiilities are 'd), liis assets nominal, and his credi rf,,i,T Uindrd and sixty. How is that I'jt k in ne way, and very lorn in another. Ihe following named tether were r'i"sei, Saturday last to take charge A the '''I'xils ,f r-nmtiria township for tlie term ''iiniir Monday, October 7li: No. 1, Maria Davis; No. 2. Maria Urookbank; Uotiw t Thomas ; No. 4. f)veii .Tones ;" -0. .J,., Mi, K ' Howard C. Evans ; No. ;. Morris I. I"; No 7, Maria Khenkl ; No. H, Thus. r ; No. 9, L. II. Linton , No. 10, John A preliminary meeflnrr for the purpnso of making arrangements for the giving of a printers picnic, some where in the Juniata valley next month, is announced to;be held at Tyrone to-morrow afternoon. The print ers, it seems, must have some recreation alorg with the rest of the folks. Constable Wherley succeeded in arrest ing one Longetiecker in Iilarklick township on Wednesday. He was safely landed in jail, but not till after it had been fonnd nec essary to handle a revolver as a iersuader. Longenecker is charged with fornication ami bantardy, and was arrested for the crime last winter in Jefferson county, but somehow succeeded in effecting his escape frnm the officer. His trial will come off in Septem ber. Henry Reyer, of Tiptnn, Rlair county, was so unfortunate as to get in the way of a lot of logs which had been jammed at Ramey's, Clearfield county, and afterward cut loose. He fell under the frout loge and three heavy pieces of timber passed over him before he could be rescued. His neck was found to be broken, and, of course death was instantaneous. The remains were interred at 'lipton Saturday inomimr of last week. 6 A statement wae current in our midst tlie latter part of last week that a cargo of human freight Infected by yellow fever was consigned to this place per rail. The story was incorrect in some prominent particulars. The parties named didn't happen to have the yellow rover ; they didn't come here per railroad; and, to cipher the thing down close, they were among tlie absent passengers on the train which arrived that day. Some folk, It seems, will talk. Isadore Stollz, son of Mr. John Stolti:, of Carrolltown, agedabout 17 yearsaud who has been in delicate health for a lone time commenced bleeding from the noBe early on Monday morning and has contiuued bleed ing in spite of the efforts of physicians to this time, with but brief intervals, almost constantly. His ease is pronounced hope less by the doctors in attendance and it is a matter of surprise how life is sustained at all under the loss of so much blood. We desire to attract the attention of our readers to two facts. Que is that the dog-days have come and gone, giving plac to comparatively cool weather. The other is that a new style of clothing will therefore lie come necessary. The best ready-made clothing In the market is sold by Godfrey Wolff, next door to post-oftica, A i toon a. An invoice embracing the very latest styles was shelved this week, and marked away down in price. Orders by mail solicited aud promptly attended to. Cadet Jamed Todd, Jr., of Indiana county, is believed to have drowned himself at West Point Wed nes,l ay night. He has ben 6ick in the hospital since May 30. Ills clothes were found on the river bank, lie left letters expressing his determiustion to commit suicide. He was in his twenty third year, and before his sickness stood at the head of his clasa, the third. It is sup posed that his long sicknesft caused mental unsoundness. His body has not yet Ixsen fonnd. He was ason of Ool. Win. A. Todd, at one tiiae a resident of Ebensburg. "To owe is human ; to pay, divine." There are very few divines in this section. Most of the inhabitants are continually di vine aronud seeking some one foolish enough to trust them. Mr. Blumenthal, proprietor of the Great Eastern Root and Shoo Store, 1119 SJeveuth avenue, Altoona, dis not do a trusting except in this way Le trusts yon will give him your patronage Should you do so he guarantees satisfaction as regards style, excellence, aud low price. A large fresh invoice of boots and shoes was received from Boston and other Eastern cities the present week. Rrother Viucent, a much-esteemed member of the Fra:icisan Brothers, died at Loretto Tuesday morning. His age was 80 years. Rrother Vincent along with Rrother Domenec and Brother Francis, came to Lo retto long ago and founded the institution with which this gentleman was connected up to the time of Lis death. Brothers Dom enec and Frances have years agone been gathered to their fathers. The uiortaJ re mains of Rrother Vinoent were laid at rest in the cemetery attached to the Franciscan institution, and the pious prayers of all who knew him will ask for him a quiet repose. When the IMlitburgh excursion train pulltJ into the depot here, every Saturday evening, it pulls iu under rapid headway. It is a remarkably fast train, Laving for its schedule lime between the Smoky City and Ebensburg only a fraction over three hours. A geutleman named Masters, a guet at the Lloyd House, stepped iu front of this train last Saturday evening. lis Is possiblly 75 years of age, aud somewhat debilitated, but it was found that the jump be mad wheu he discovered the locomotive closo on him would have done credit to Cairt-Hin Brady. His escape from death or mutilation may be said to have been providential. Under date of the 14th Uistant, a gentle man whose residence is Tunnel Hill sends us the subjoined item : "The Cambria Iron and Coal Company have some big works going on iu the neighborhood of this thriving village. They are Uuiiding aoout one hun dred coke ovens. The work is under the supervision of James P. Keenan, who is certainly a boss mason. When complete, and everything in working order, the cost to the. Company will be between f 3.1,000 aud 40,000 for the construction. M. F. Maher i superintendent-" This correspondent subscribes himself "Old Gun." We trust be will go off once every week, aud permit us to punctually hear the report. Cold weather is coming a delicato hiut er when taken in nature's legitimate sense, and those who intend to get married ere Winter lhad better at once jump over the fence, it also throws out some hints which affect the bodily comfort, plainly letting us understand that the raiment we have been wearing up to date will not suit with the thermometer down to 40. Where can you buy good and cheap ready-made clothing? At Jas. J. Murphy's Star Clothing Hall, 109 Olinton street, Johnstown. His reputation as an honest, honorable merchant is second to none in the land. Give him a trial, and wo feel convinced that you wlllobtalu a bar gain which will give satisfaction. The excursion to the Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, is the big event of the week with the editorial fraternity. A large number of thai valuable class of society, through pre vious arrangement, met at Pittsburgh Mon day evening, where they were taken in charge by Colonel Foulk, the general adver tising agent for the press. If everything came np to the bill, they tarried at Cincin nati and other points for a couple of days, arriving at the Cave yesterday. H. A. Mo Tike, Esq., of the Freeman, Mr. James, or the JJrrald, and Caspar W. Easly, Esq., of the Johnstown Tribune, represent Cam bria county iu the gathering. They will probably get back home in time to tell ns in next week's papers about the wondrous sights they saw. Oo Tuesday of last week, a picnic was given at Black Lick station, on the Indiana brauch road, about five miles north of Blairs ville. Among those present were George Rogers and Henry Bu.ler. During the af ternoon they met, when Butler caded Rogers ahle from the crowd, and an angry alterca tion ensued. Finally the men came to blows Butler seemed to be gottlng worsted, and drawing a kuife plunged it into his antagon ist's abdomen. He immediately lied, and up to late advices bad sacceeded In eluding arrest. Rogers was properly caredor. and although living when last heard from, his wound is of such a character that bis re covery is considered improbable. The in jured man was a stranger in that neighbor hood, but Rutler is a inau well and favor ably known. An individual of the nomadlo persnasion was arrested at Gallitzin, this county, a couide of weeks ago, and incarcerated in our county jail. Amongst other infirmities, he is of unsound mind. He signalized his presence In GalMtzin by endeavoring to push k locomotive off the track, and when he went away from the unequal contest he was dissatisfied. The folks over there thought he ought to hn retired from society for a season, and this view wa coincided In ry the officers of the law. They say of this man that it is an impossibility to keen him manacled. Ho breaks the handcuffs placed on his wrists with ease, and hobbles on his feet abridge bis personal liberty till only that special rime when he desires to stretch himself at full length. D is likely that nil order i f Court at tlie September sos ion will SMtid hiui to DlxuTJtit. John Endsley sems to be an alias of a man whoso riht name is John McCormick. When bis mail matter is properly addressed it reacl-.es him through the Relsano postoffice. A year or more a;o, John was arrested on the charge of having attempted to despoil the dairy of Mrs. Ellis Rowland, a Efntlc wotnan who resides in the'ne.ar neighbor hood of Be'.sano. At the September term of Court, 177, a continuance of the case was asked, on the ground of the absence of im portant witnesses. It was granted ; but, shortly subsequent to this date, it was dis covered that the bail offered and accepted was of the denomination known in the law as "straw." As a fitting sequel, a bench warrant was ordered by Judge Dean, and, on Tuesday of this week, Mr. Endsley Mc Cormick was taken into enstody in Greens burg by an officer of that borough, and the evening of the same day found him an in mate of Castle Ryan. He Is there yet. It now appears that the Ebensburg col ony which waa to go to Texas will go else where. Messrs. Frank McLaughlin, Win. P. Jones, end Royal Hanna, the advance agents of the colony, paid a visit to Fort Worth, their objective point, and circulated around that neighborhood for the space of a week. A letter received from the first named gentleman says that Fort Worth and points thereunto contiguous are parts and farcels of a howling wilderness, and abso utely unfit for the habitation of an average Christian. The'water is not good, the air smells of musk, and snakes which can bite abound. Sheridan's remark that if he own ed hell and Texas be would rent Texas and liveiu hell, was correct. These considera tions caused the pioneer party to tnrn their heads In another direction, and at last ac counts Phillips county, Kansas, was where they had brought up at. It is paid to be a good agricultural section, and in the close vicini ty of the Kansas Pacific Railroad. An Important Case. "Dr. Geo, Rex versus the Fisher estate amicable settlement. Referred to E. C. Mitchell, Esq., attorney at law, Philadelphia." The foregoing was the caption of an action at law which all of last woek took the undivided time and at tention of Ellis G. Kerr, Esq., in the hearing of the tcsilmony thereof. A brief history of the case, with a statement of the damages claimed, will be interesting to the general reader. The Fishers, it seems from the tes timony, sold a certain tract of land, located in Rlacklick township, Cambria connty. and the article of agreement eutered into was made on or about the 14th day of June, 184.1. Subsequently, these Fishers became involv ed to a firm doing business ia Philadelphia, and -their equitable interest was sold on a judgment boixl held by Philadelphia parties. This claim was purchased in the year 1S49 by Messrs. Alter and Repller. These two latter geutlfiuen seem to have paid out what was lacking of the purchase money dne the Fiebers, and the Fishers made a conveyance of the land iu question to Alter and Rep'.ier. In 18M, Alter and Replier sold to Dr. Geo. Rex, the plaintiff iu the case. Rex now sues to recover 138 acres of what is known as the Rrawley tract, on account of alleged deficiency. Re also claims 400 acres of laud held by Thomas Rager, and a strip of land 28 rods wide and about BOO rods long, close by, and the value of timber cut on the farm of Andrew Rager, Charles and Jordan Ra ger, aud others, nud the value of the timber cut near the lines of the Gillan farm with taxes, etc., entering into the consideration. The entire claim put in by Dr. Rex foots op S28.0t0. The testimony occupied 148 pages written in Mr. Kerr's style. Some of the swearing was remarkable. To wit: One witness swore point blank that certain laud owned by Uncle Dennis Rrawley was worth only SfJ an acre, and others asserted that it would le cheap at 6.10 an acre. Rut matters and things of this style are of course to be expected iu the winding up of a land case of this magnitude. R. L. Johnston and W. n. P-eculer. Esq., appeared as counsel for Dr. Rex, and F. A. Shoemaker, Eaq., for the Fisher estate. Those gentlemen went to Philadelphia yes terday (Thursday) for the purpose of argn iJTg the case before the referee." It is thought that a decision in the matter will not be ar rived till about one month from date. MEETIS3 OF TnE DeMOCKATIC CotTSTTY Committee. Dr. Andrew Triylcy,of Joln totcR, Humiliated for Cvurtty Treasurer. The Democratic county committee, pursuant to the call of its Chairman, Joseph McDonald, Eq., met at the Court House at one o'clock ou Wednesday last. The object of the meet ing having beeu stated by the Chairman, Peter M'Gough, Esq., of Portage township, Johu Rrady, Esq., of Johnstown, and Mr. H. R. Shaffer, of Couemaugh township, were chosen secretaries. A vory full representa tion from all the election districts was present. Some interchange of sentiment as to the proper method of filling the vacancy on the ticket for County Treasurer was in dulged iu by several members of the com mittee, many favoring the view that the committee should nominate, and others that a new convention should be called. The point was finally put to the issue, and it was decided by 29 votes in favor of the commit tee nominating, against 18 votes for a new convention. The following gentlemen were named as candidates : Dr. Andrew Yeagley, of Johnstown ; Andrew Stritmatter, of Car roll township ; J. A . Shoemaker, of Ebens burg ; Johu A. Kennedy, of Ebensburg ; IT. A. McJ'ike, of Ebensburg. and Patrick Moran, of Ixjrotto. The first and only bal lot resulted as follows : Tentrley , 24 Ptrittmatter 4 Shoemaker 8 Kennedy. 6 Mel'iku 1 Morau 4 Dr. Yeagley, having focelvcd a majority of all Ihe votes polled, was declared the noiniuee, and on motion the nomination was made unanimous. At the origiual conven tion, held iu June, Dr. Yeagley received 40 votes out of the full uumber of 102 votes. i AftT the nomination of Dr. Yeagley, the following resolution was offered by Mr. M-artin F. Kelly, of Gallitzin, and was unan imously adopted : Tletlred. That we. In behalf of the Democrats of Cambria County, and In the Interest of the Democratic party, hereby oomJemn all parties Interested iu the bargain aud sale la the nomi nation of County Treasurer. The committee then adjonrned sine dfa. P. S. There were 47 memlers of the com mittee present, lieing only 4 less than the whole number, J.11. This large attendance shows, that the meraliers of the committee properly appreciate the importance of the trust confided to them. A Rejected Communication-. We have received a somewhat lenghty commu nication dated at Be,nninftton and Tunnel Hill, signed by quite a number of miners and laliorers, setting forth certain grievances under which they allege they labor, on ao couut of their treatment In reference to their wagia, by the proprietor of a coal mine in which they were employed, and they ask ns to publish it in the Freeman. We regret that we cannot comply with their reqnest, for the very plain reason that if we were to do so, we would inevitably liecome the de fendant in a prosecution for libel, a position neither of honor nor profit, and one which we are not ambitious of occupying. The signers to the document may have a good case, as lawyers say, but a newspaper is not the proper medium through which to make it out and obtain redress. They evidently believe so themselves, for at a meeting they held, to consider the things of which they complain, they adopted three resolutions, the second one of which reads as follows : "Resolved, that we obtain legal advice in the matter, and then request our fellow-citizens to assist ns in obtaining justice and In punishing those parties who have trampled upon the laws of the laud." This is the only wise and prudent course for them to pursue and will be found to lie mnch more effective than any thing they can hope to accomplish through a newspaper. If they have been wrongMd, as they say they have, the law will give them redress, for it is a maxim in law that there can be no wrong without a reme dy. If what these signers say is true, they have our sympathy and by appealing to the Blair county court, as they propose to do by the resolution they passed , J udgo Dean will l.tkt rare that they receive all the justice to which they are entitled, and that will N much more satisfactory to them than sewing their names in the Fref.mav, and that loo at the Imminent risk of its editor. Local Correspondence. Carrolltown. Aug. 20, 1379. T)far Freeman I scarcely know whether to submit to your soft impeachment forbnd spell- insr In my last week's letter, or bluntly deny j the charjrf m1 neribe to you the uncalled for j revision or Webster. Hut let us coai?i-onii!o ! and lay the b!am on my chirography : for you ; misrht ensily read phylomnih for nhilomoth an'i Aerbcrus for ( orheru. Telephony is all the rsjre in our town now. Already two lines have been established, and what Is noteworthy about the ma:ter is that they are home productions. Several concerts, both vocal snd instrumental, have been jriven over the wires and with perfect success. Pro fessor Stolz is speaking of having- h line put up between Carrolltown and Ebensburg for the special purpose of keepiue ye Kbensburr music lovers out of the temptation of expatiating on your acoustic proficiency. Our friend Mr. Henry Itlum has made quite an addition to his household furniture by the purchase of ayrand new piano. A wise step taken in the riht direction, Henry, for nothing makes home more pleasant and attractive and exerts a happier Influence on the young ideas tlinn the constant cheer of (rood music. Mr. John fJonder of Carroll township, takes the lead, as far as hearj Trom, In raising larjro clover. He had stalks on his farm this year which measured four feet In length. The Silver Cornet Band of this place has ap parently rotten on a new stock or enemy and patience lately. Where It formerly rehearsed once a week and then often missed. It now re hearses every evenlnv and with the most flt terinjr success as regards Improvement. To my frreut rcfrret several pasarea In my letter of Auk. 6th were entirely misinterpreted by some of the pnrtles at whoso expense 1 was trylneto Bet ofT what Arteiuus Ward calls a 'Voak." Suffice It to say Tor abetter under standing, that my intention was far Trom writing-anything derogatory to the parties implied, as every body knows tlicin to be gentlemen, but merely to get up a local Joke, and heuce was not very scrupulous as regard to the fact or fiction ot tbo material I employed. C'Kuasucs. A Strasob Proceeding. The follow ing statement, the essential points of which seem to be well authenticated, we copy from the Altoona Mirror of Thursday evening : Some years since a younr man, born aud raised at Plune No. 10. on the old Port n ire road, left his home and settled in Ioxingtnn, Ken tucky, where he engaged In busiuess, accumu lated considerable property and finally married. For four years, which brings the time up to this summer, no child was born to Increase the happiness of this pair and the wife gave no sign. In April a younger brother, yet an In fant In law, left this part of the county to visit bin brother, and while on that visit, it Is said, took Advantage of his confidential position to the dishonor of bis brother. The InOdelityof the wife became known to her husband and Rresumably the young man disappeared from entuckv. He arrived hereon Atlantic Ex press on Thursday. Evidently he was followed, and on Ihij Express on Friday his sister-in-law made her appearance and on Saturday night the pursuit culminated In the appenrance of the bus'jnnd. The scene Is shifted and the three actors make their appearance In a Duncansvllle Justice's fHee at tbe very doors of their home, where the younger brother is married to the woman while the elder brother attempts to bide hii Identity under an assumed name. The lrio purchased tickets on Tuesday evening for Pittsburgh itud left on Fast Llue wese TITE SEQUEL. What the ITollSdaysburg correspondent of the Altoona TrUmne calls tbe sequel to the strange doings above noted Is furnished in tlie following : Mr. Isaac Dlehl, who Islntlmntely acquainted with all the nctors In that remarkable wert'ling at Duncan viiie, says there Is no doubt of the lady belnsr the lawful wife of Abel Davis. Tney havo been married some two years and live In elegant style In Newport, Kentucky. Tbey have no children, Mrs. Hatllo Davis baa on several occasions vltitcd tbe parents of her husband, and Id known by all the neighbors. The supposition now Is that Mrs. Davis loved her youthful brotber-in-law not wisely but too well, and followed Mm to his mountain home. Her husband followed her, and beituf crazed by liquor forced tliein to take the step tbey did. The Hist husband and the doubly-married wife went west on tbe way passenger Wednesday afternoon. m . St. Frascis Colleoe, Iaretto. The following iu relatiou to this long established, wll known and ably conducted Institution we clip from the ilarrlbburg rUriot of Wed nesday week ; Hakrisiutro, August 13. Xr. EMtnr: To the enclosed circular recently Issued by the educational institution at the captionjof this communication I desire through the columns of the i'titrLit to call attention on the part of parents and guai-tlinns. A reduction In tbo terns dating from September 1, 1S77, has been made, and this abatement Iu the semi-annual pension from HU0 to fcl Is quite a matter of fact item la thene times of trouerul commercial depression. St. Francis' College has been long: an 3 favor ably known not only In our Kcystobe state but also from New York to South Carolina and Georgia and Its alumni bare made for them selves positions of emolument and distinction results as clearly traceable to their training at this lustltution as effects are produced by causes. Now at the approach of the scolastlo term for 1878 It may be well lo bring under the notice of tbe friends of sound and solid educa tion that on the summit of the Allegheny, about four miles from Cresson station, on the Penn sylvania central railroad, is situated an educa tional establishment which enjoys peculiar ad vantages whether viewed in the healthy locu tion and natural beauty of its purrounding scenery or iu the admitted aptitude In teaching In which the irood Franciscan brothers are ever found to excel. Tbe large number of guests which annually congregate at the Cresson House to enjoy the health-giving qualities of the mineral and chalybeate springs Is a clear, practical demonstration that Cressoo and Lo retto are favored by the gifts of nnturc, to en Joy which the opulent citizens of our towns and ci ties sojoiiru there for the summer months. As the youthful Intellect Is a Jewel of Inestim able price Its ornamental netting should be conducted by experienced hands, and; In this respect St. Francis college can confidently so licit the increased, and increasing- patronage of an enlightened public. Tkaveleu. Ralt.-otj'b MosmLY Maoazisb. This popular and cheap magazine has already been issued for September, and all its read ers will be rejoiced to find it so full of inter est ami good readiug. The leading illustra ted article is from the pen of the anthor of "The Gold Hunters," and treats of those re markable people, tbe Terra-del-Fnegians, and the Straits of Magellan. Then there are stories, adventures on land aud aea, poe try of a high order, and comic pictures which will interest railroad men. There is con stant improvement in Ballon's Monthly, and we do not wonder that it is such a favorifo. Please remember that this charming maga zine is only 15 cts. a copy, or JJl.BO per year, postpaid. Published by Thomes & Talbot, 23 Uawley street, Itoston, and for sale at all the periodical depots in the conntry. Aw Uttienia jt.k Truth. Yon deserve to snfTr, and if yon lead a miserable, unsat isfactory life in this beautiful world, it is entirely yonr own fanlt and there is only ono exense for yon, yonr nnreasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands. Personal knowledge ami com mon sense reasoning will soon show yon that Green's Angnst Flower will enre yon of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, hab itual costiveness, dizziness of the head, ner VonsCprostrat 1 i.,low spirits, etc. Its sales now reach ev trytown on the Western Con tinent, aud not a Druggist, among whom we may name Lemrnon & Murray, of this place, bnt will tell von of its wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve yoo. E. K. TnoMrsojr, Drnggist and Chemist: J Dear Sir: It is over nine years since I was ; taken sick with inflammation of the kidneys, j and became bo lame at times I conld not ! help myself. I wns finally persuaded to try the Rarosma. Last January my hnsband ; bought tle first bottle and I continued tak- j ing it nntil the third bottle was nsed, and I j feel now that I am enred of great distress and pain, also of palpitation of the heart, and I wish others to know the value con- ; tained in the medicine called Barosaia, or , Huchti Backache, Liver and Kidney Cure, prepared by E. K. Thompson, Titusville, Pa. Caroline O. Tcrner, Jerusalem Corners, Venango couuty, Pa. Prepared by E. K. Thompson, Titusville, Pa. For sale by Leuimon & Murray, Ebens burg. Gkt out or the way. Cambria: stand aside, Bedford. Htid give It room lo swltur Its tail and "buzz." Mr. A. It'is" Kennard shot a rattle snake on Laurel Hill mountain that sported four dozen rattles, making Its age. the way snake huutera reckon, fitly years. Strtnern-t lb rail. A, Base Kennard ! a base rarutrd ! Save $10 and buy yo-if sewiuj tua'jhiues at Barkers for ?23. TP"? A -WITH THE PEOPLE HAVE RECEVED -OUR EFFORTS TO- ESTABLISH M EQUITARLE PRINCIPLES -THE- M Tin iv p n n ? nTii p uriTii? uUUIjo & UU 1 r 1 1 1 HMu nUuoHi HAS STIMULATED US TO MAKE NEW IMPROVEMENTS THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE. WE INVITE THE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION TO VISIT US, AND SEE HOW EASY, PLEASANT AND SAFE IT IS TO DO THEIR BUYING at 13tu & MARKET, PHILA. John Wanai Vfm m u n cation. From Memphis to X-oret to. Loretto. Ang. 20, 1878. Editor or thf Frekman The last rays of a hot July sun meant for the tropics streamed down upon us while shadows lengthened be neath tho trees on the opposite chore as we bade farewell to our Memphis friends, and Jeanlngover tho guards of the favorite river fiacket'J. W. Guff," returned the parting sa ute of those who had come to see us off, and, amid waving of handkerchiefs and indistinct farewells, watched the reoedlng shores of the "Muff City." How bright and beautiful it seemed to us as the sett Ing sun gleamed gold enly through the tall pines and moss covered oaks on the placid bosom of tho mighty Mississ ippi, lighting up with refuigent brightness the business houses fronting the river I How dis tresslng now to think that In a few short weeks our beautiful city is suflerlngatid strugirlinR from so terrible a scourge as yellow fever 1 Every heart in the land must go out In pro foundest sympathy to her people, to those wbo ere compelled from force of circumstances to remain and confront the disease and these who have been scattered abroad, leaving behind their business interests and homes. The trip from Memphis to the Queen Clry was made In five days. We had all the elements of good society and social enjoyment on board, end each day seemed shorter and pleasanter than the preceding one, many proving thom solves so companionable and agreeable that it became at least a matter of real regret, to give them up and take widely different roads for the summer, and. In many Instances, for life. Af ter everybody has become acquainted with everybody and It Is surprising how easily they become acquainted when travelling t.y river the next thing is amusemonr of some kind, and on Western steamers there is no lack of diver sion. Music and dancing for thoyounjr, nnd that old but ever Interesting game at which two persons of average Brood looks and educa tion can play all day without fatigue, delight ing themselves with charming tete-a-tetes, and us with the tender recollections of our own young days, when we too loved to saunter Just a little apart, you know. The older sets played euchre.checs, and checkers, while we oiirsel ves traversed Italy with Corinne, listening to her sad. Impassioned words, as If she werepresent. Walking to and fro In the cabin Is a personage at whose vocation one makes ready guess. Kusy coated, Independant of carriage, looking about hi in with kindly yet critical survey, we recoir nlze In him the ubiquitous reporter of a daily paper, without whose lnfusement the local Spitrkie of the dally sheet would be as cham pagne without the bead. A bevy of beauties uod to bira In passing, and most graciously, too, for It Is weil to keep oo his right side. o telling how soon he may be called opon to ex pansively Jenkini?,c their wedding receptions or chronicle eoiae "society movement" of theirs. Before lapsing again Into dreamland, we sur vey the scenorr, which, along the Ohio river. Is very pretty. The softly swelling hills, arising to considerable elevation their sides clothed with stately trees aud variegated with emerald carpet of bright soft grass, clouds of snowy blossoms contrast beautifully with the dark greenifollnge, and cottages embowered In roses nestling In t he valleys, make a pleasing picture lo the artistic eye. We pasa soveral Important towns (we were told by Now Yorkers that there are no cities west of Gotham) on tbe Ohio, and arrive at Cincinnati, whero a day's run from that place Ibrlngs us to the great Iron city of Pittsburgh, one of tho most Important manu facturing cities In the Union. Thero the trave ler sees smoky houses, soot-begrimed stores, and forests of chimneys, belching forth firo aud smoke, suggestive of that place, the exist ence of which is denied by Itob Ingersoll. We had only to use our handkerchief a few times to discover that our own face was as black as the one whose odd appearance excited our risi bles a while ago. Lint there are green ppots and clean ones, around Pittsburgh, and many objects of interest as well. An inclined piano over four hundred feet high and seven hun dred long has a cab or car which conveys pas sengers to tho top of the hill in a few minutes, where you stand upon a pavement whieh over looks the cities of Pittsburgh. Allegheny City, and their suburbs. In which are stowed away a population of over 2i0,0u0. Acres of furnace chimneys, iron foundries aud glass blowing factories lie beneath. A few hours' ride brought ns to Cresson, where we were met by our gentlemanly young friend Mr. CT. of I.oreito, whoso bright face and worm welcome pleasantly reminded us that our Journey was almost ended. After an hours" pleasant drive we reached Iioretto, whero we are now enjoying the hospitalities and comforts of a happy home In tho refined and cultivated family circle of ono oj nature's noblemen, whose goodness of heart Is rarely equaled and never excelled. Ther Is a name less charm In the manners of some persons which makes It n pleasure to to be In their so ciety, and my friends prove no exception. W'e, or rather tbe good people of Loretto, arc going to Indulge in a pic-nio next Saturday, whieh promises to be ?ic event of the season. All that come are promised a good tims ahd everybody of course is invited to attend. We hopo It will prove a grand success, as, lapart from the amusements promised, tho object is a motst worthy one. Feminine skill is busy In preiariiig good things for tho occasion, and wardrobes are being ransacked for tbe prettiest and most becoming of cobtumes. Blc f Citt. Letter from Ohio, Towksesd. Sandusky Co.. O., I Aug. 19, 178. f Diar Fhkeman Having a few moments le'snro time, and thinking that a few lines from this section might not come amiss. I embrace the present opportunity of penning a few lines to your paper, t. let you and my friends whom I have left In Carrolltown and vicinity, and es pecially those wbo desired me to let them hear from roe, know that I am still in the laud of the living. I left Ebensburg at B,50 p. m. for Pittsburgh, and arrived there about midnight. 1 then took the train for Manstteld, ., anil arrived there at 7. o'clock A. M. August 9th, and was obliged to wait till 4.25 p. m. 1 spent tbo day very pleasant ly, considering all things, ss there was a fair going on a short distance from town, which I attended. There were drinking, gaming, and horse racing to be seen on the grounds, but. as to myself, I enjoyed myself only, by watching tbe race. At 4 25 p. rn. of the day mentioned I took the train for Monroevilie, lot'.'1 henct fto Bollcvuc, and arrived at tho latter plsceabout 7. o'clock, I then took the fre train with quadruped locoinottve" lor my place of destination. 1 found my relatives all weil and able for their "Pot Pie" I havo been successful in securing a school for the coming winter; but will not commence to touch nntil about tho first of December. The salary is Mb per month, for a torm of tour months. The schools, so far as I know, are all engaired. I have hired with a farmer for a part of the time from now until I commence to teach. Form wages nro from l.r to I8 per month. Work Is plenty for all those who wish to eugaire n It. The farmers have their graiu all stacked, aud some of them have commenced to thresh. They do not thresh here with the horsepower or "arm-strong machine, but by steam. The average dr.y's work Is to thresh an I clean from six to eight hundred bushels of wheat per day. Wheat will average this yearabout twenty-five bushels per acre. The farmers are making preperatlons to put out a large crop of wheat this senson. Tiicy devote the greater part of their time to what and corn. lty. oats, mid buckwheat are not ni'ich raised. Tho farmers on an average put out about thirty-five or fol ly acres of wheat. Corn and potatoes promise a fair crop, both of whieh there Is quite a huge crop. Fruit is plenty of all kind : peaches as a general thing are very plenty, trees are so toll th.it they are breaking down under their bur densome load. Those Several varieties of width the F.arly t'rawllord, is the largest and the earliest, measurcing I ro.n ten to t ! it teen inches in ci i eutnl runee. The averse aeiiiurf price is pboul t-l.jO oi tU""' per bubbu. i- WHICH - There are nulte a number of farmers hero from Pennsylvania, who bavc camo to better their conditions, and they have done so. tvitne who wore merely above want In Pennsylvania are now Independent, so far as property and financial Interests are conserned. lIThis Is Indeed a pleasant country to farm. The ground Is level, and almost d-stltute of 6tumpsand stones, the la' ter of which are so ecarco that your correspondent can not find one In plowing to scaro up the horses. I may state here that they do not uso the old left-band plow, with use cheek-lines, tbo latter of which would be laughed at In Cambria. At some future time 1 hope, to be able to give you a louger and more intei esting letter. T. B. Vne Dr, Tun Dyke's Snlplmr Ronp. Makes the skin beaut if ul!y white nnd hralthy, removes dandruff, chafing, prickly heat, sores, eruptions, burning, stinging and itching of the skin and scalp. A sulphur bath with It is high ly recommended. Always atk for it by its full name. (7-ia.-6ui. OBI T I'. BY. McR UGH. Died, at his residence, in Mon. ter townehlp, on Sunday last, Mr. John Mo II ran. aged 74 years. Mr. M. came to thi6 couoty from Huntingdon county almost fifty years ago. As he was one of the oldest, so also was be ono of Ilio ihoM highly respected citizens of bis township, and leaves a name behind him without blemish or reproach. F.IiK.tMtt KG 3!AnULT. Corrected Wbeklt by Joh Llotd & Oo. Flonr f) bbl. Bnckwhet Flour, per lb 3 AN bite Beans. bus. l.SS Onions, per biifhcl. . 40 Wheat.' bus.SOo. to I. On Itye, per bus 50 Corn " eo Oats Buckwheat per bus. f o Potatoes per bus. SO to 40 Clover Seed, per bus j.00 to 10.00 Timothy Rcod per bn. l.so X. O. Molasses Si Syrnp. per gal. . .75 to PO Butter, roll, per lb.. 10 Ycn? per dozen lo Lard per lb lu Tallow per lb 8 Country Soap.perlD 8 Beeswax, " 25 Dressed Hogs, M 6 lUirs. 2 Salt. per bbl.txtvi to a.as Wool, per lb., 30 to s.i Chickens, per lb ... 6 Turkeys, " " 7 t'ullcc, prime. pcrlb Wi Hay per ton 9.0) Corn .Meal, per lb... IV4 3U W A I) VKli riSEMENTS. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Adam J. Rtoltz, of Carrolltown borough, l;as made to me a deed of voluntary a?1gntnf-nt. In trust for tbe benefit of creditors and that 1 have accepted of the tru!t. All persons Indebted to the raid ssfrnor arc hereby notified to make Immediate payment to me, and those having chilms ssrnlnt hlm'will pre sent tho same duly authentl cnte f..r payment without delay. JCLIVS STH H. Aug. 21. ISTi-flt. Assignee ol Adam J. Stolti. 33xYYltO TAYLOR Says : "I take great pleaur In rerom men. ling to Varonts the Aoadernyof Sir. S. O. ShortlMge." Ion. Fernando Wood, a patron, Suva. 'I cheerfully consent to the n-o of my name a' refer ence. $70 per quarter lull cost for" yonrur men and buys. No Kxtra Charges. Special attention to advanced nnd backward pnplis. Recommended by Judge Van ljoescn. Kev. lrs. Hill and Fea btKly. Address SWimi ('. SHUliTLI i K, ( Har vard A. yi.) Tied is, I'a. JUej1a ims seven churches and a temperance charter. CHA.HBKRI.AI. i:STITlTK, Randolph. Caft. Co., N. Y.. on A. Jt O. W. R. K. H.th pexes. Property lo3.0)0. Well endowed, homelike, thor onirh. (Iraduating course, ninsfe, general edu cation. Fxpene for 14 necks, $."n. ff I ot) per yrar. No extras. Address Kov. J. T. EDWAKDS, D. D. Fall term opens Aug 27. AfJESTS WAJiTf.Il! flpdalnd IMrdomns Awarded FoHMrrtan . PIQTQRIAL BIBLES 2,000 lllnMrnt Ion. Address br new circulars, A.J. IIOL.HA A t'O., 93 Arch Street. Pldlad'a. PIANO Rcauttfnl S.p Urand Pianos, price 1 mno jien f,niT .TS Msnnlticcnt. t 1. right I'i- anoH, price tl.o.to, only $275. Elegant Vprlirht ' Pianos, price frsno. only 17V Pianos, 7 ictave, ; 125. , -3 135 New Styles. Ortrans f 35. Orgars, i stops. r.7.f.o. Church fiRHAM 6 steps, pricoi :ejo, only 115. Eleitant -'nuM1 ;t75 Mirror, 1 op organs onlv tlOV ie-utilul Parlor Org.tn, price S40. only .'5. Fraud Exposed. .vv reward. Road "Traps lor the Vnwary"' and Newp;mpr 1 abont cost ol Plnnni and UrtraR. sent t KI.K. ' Please address Han't F. Iicattv. tVasIilmrton. Si. J. I A DA Y to Agent? cnnvas?lng for the Hre Rlde Visitor. Terms nnd Outfit Free. Ad dress P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, Malno. HAYY a Awardct hivhsrt ,rris at t"enffnntl Enwiitloti Tnt i cJuirtir qMillit arel erretftfrK od Uwting efvw vtr ctf tvtsietiing an 'i JLivyrirg. Tbo bet otarro r-rmr made. A a our bluo Ktrip trade-ninrk U clowty luitHU 1 on Inferior od sea tLat Jjci' tvt is cm erary JIo. Sold by ail dralora. fspl 'or wn l-i, V", w C. A. Jackson Co., Xfra, aOuig, Va. J. F. WAKIH.E, Phlla., Ta., CertPial AeeuK ttv. J'UAj .ii 1 mi . 0 07 Qt&s. Bowl Qsoaina uda&s braasi-i wita Barrel or Korshsod. VHUUAYtl Av CC.a.T IO. S20. SOO. SIOO. lnveste-l Judiciously in Storks (Options er Privi leges), Is dftcn doubled In 24 hours, tull partlo- i nlars and Otfielnl Stock Exchang e Re.x-rts free, j AddresB T. POTTER WIOHT & CO., Hankers, 35 Wall street. New York. j ci 3IIXKD fAKPS with tiamo, by nial , 10 Htj, JU f. K. A li; i: E t, 1 roy , .. I . IU Ulo. TRIAL LIST. Onuses set tlown tor trial at the ensuing term of Court, commencing on MoM)AT,SnESiBER 21,1S7S: FUtST WEEK. Dohe vs. Ponlsby. (Mewtne's use vs. Conrad. Cambria County vs. Tretikley. Wngner v. Urotik' Adin'rs. flrilliih &. Davis vs. Klinemyer, Swartz i Mausbach. .. vs. Myers. 1 6KCO.VD WEEK. i Hose's use vs. Murphy, j Holla vs. litirn. j Watson vs. I.npsley. , Set se vs. Ceddy et nl. ' Potts' use vs. Orr'a Adin'rs. t Kertrncy va. Leiden. People's Fire Ins. Co. vs. I.nither. Same vs. Ftivcrsuught. TroxeP vs. tKhella. N'eirley vs. Siineninn. ' j Ilex vs. Stmt maker t-t hi. I M'Miillon vs. Thomas. j K rise's uhh vs. Donahoo. ' Setth-tnyer vs. Iiewis. J Horner et ul vs. Park et al. i I'luniiniT vs. Plummer. j Newell vs. Joa. I Mullaiiey a. I.nhey. J ni's vs. Wi im-r. ,l.n -s,. vs. Wilkin et m1 . W:i.r,ier. Atntz iti F ns'ucp Co. I';i l ton vs. l.cvt 1 i-d. Hrudlev vs. Del. C 1'. (I llilSM'.I.U Prolhi-nctiirv. j Frot iiuu.jt.it-.v 'a OlSc, Ebcuburc'. Auif. 3. 1-7R. THE I'RICND OF AL1.I ! HOLLOW AY'S PILLST Tlie?-; famous Pills ITU I FY tbe m.OOP.fi'i t act nii-st powerfully, v t soothingly, on t'i I. IV Kit. STOMACH. KIIiNKVS.ii'i'l It )V. KU". giing TONE, EXF.HGY. and VUiUK to tho whole system. They are wonderf ully f fliencious in all ailments Incidental to FKM ALES. Yoi.r.jj or Old. and a general KAMli.Y MV.IH INT. for tho cuic of iuo;t i .infiinis hey me un equal led. Important Cacti ot. None are crnnire nn lcs the sii-nature of .1 HaIIhuk. as t-nt tur t he V nit cd States, surround each box ol IMP and Ointment. Hove at S5et., 62ct. met 1 ech. Forsalo by Lkmmcn fc. Mcrhav, Lbeushurg, and bv limai-ints irenerallv. "-Tlu-re ts .onoidefatde Jnvlnjr by taking tho larger rires. Hollow ay &. Co., iw lor. A CUKE FOK ALL I j HOLLOWAY'S OHiTHEIfU Possessed of this ItEMEHY, Every Man may be hi? own Doctor. It may be rubbed into tho System, so as to runrh an Internal Ct-tnplalnt. by Miesc means. It cures Sores or l"le-ra In tho TIIIHUT, STOMACH, L1VEU. SPINE, or oth er Tut ta It Isun infallible mnedy for HAD LEU. BAD BKEASTS, Contracted or St!J Joints. COPT, I.HLTMATISM. aod ail tr'klu DiseaaeSk Important O vtios - Nono are genntne c "v less ttic flnitore of J. H AYtoeK. a auent for tti I'nltcd Siatos, surround each tox of fills a-J Ointment. Boxc at 1'S ot.. S2 cts., and (d eaeli. Sold y Lkmmos .V Mi-mkat, Keenl'urg, aud by Drncufsts generally. 9g- There Is considerable saving by tuklrir tbo larger Flrc. Uclluwit fc 'Jo., jitrw Yum. Aug. 9,178 ly. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINF. TRADE rRK.If especially re-rRADE commended as nn unfailing cure f..r iSUMIAL W'KAK- nkss. S r B n M A JORKHEA. iMTO- TtNcr, and nil diseases that lol lew as a sequence en Self Abuse :t Before TaUngfR;i;:After Taikr. F1TCPB. Pain IX Back. Dixt ess of Visto, IMh matvkkOi.D A'JE. and many o'b'-r diseseji Out 1 lead to Insanity, Consumption an t a IM-etna:ur tlrare. allot wLirh as a rule are tirst causal ry deviating from the path el nature nJ over Indi: -gence. T. he Slecihn JUedic.'nc i tbe result ot 1IM study and many years et experience In treating these siH-clal dlFcsiscfl. Full particulars 1n our pamphlet. whlh we d. sir to send tree by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine I sd i ty 11 Iiruirc'-t at 4-1 per iaekge, or six psckntes fur ; or will be sent by mail n receipt of tbe mrnicr bv nddre.-a-lng Till; GKAY MEHB'IXIS CO.. No. 10 Mechanics Wck. Detkoit, Mu tt. fT7Sold In Fbensl urg t y C. T. Koutm-s, nnd by Dniccift evorywty" re. 'Harris k Ewiso "Wholesale Ager.t. F1tts- burg, I'a. J ,,rei . vomer ' JFErrr?? ? Rr-t KHw ' ? B t 4 ' V-N MHIrln 1 Bnt 1 14 tsL'fifc Bl CJli fo'ipoerc ; !t haa bet 0 a SO? befort hepuMtca'yer , -d e(i4 by a!! c!"- . ' in rs HEtitii iTD FP.n f72rTrf baa saved from llnn.-rlr.T lsr t9 t' -st rj LS disease and dcatii huv a 6JS1-SI FCL? Itf plTcn up ty Ttvn1cfn to die. HINT'S REMEDY" rare, all IM of tbf Kfla, liiadirr. and I i-Inurr Organ, rpv, t;rael, lliatx-tra, ul iicfintiiifncfi and Itrlrutloo of "rtn. i I I"? K KM til Y cncmirtvci ilf p.frpiein Sj'petlf, brace r the system. T!d re Dewed beit. I Mm remit. IIFST'H ti)V rorn IM1 In tbn !-l:e. Dark, r lo!m. 4,enernl I el.lt ty, reti!) li Iwni-i. IIourbrd Mr-en, lx of Appetitr, Bribt's Dtea of the kiU r-yi tutaa.'l CorT-i!lor of me frt no-4.rtlt I Oreaum. HI NT H KFJIKDY is .ire!y Tcf teMe.aai n U. a waut never tnfore f urntxbed to i. pu.i'lc, hrtd Userjfm.t rH'.anre m7 or placed In !l ' " l5r.-UJ-.iJ la prepared EX.- lifers j nL-n ior inr n n H Pl above lirara. and I .h h I riaa rr been S . i Itnnwa to Intl. One triad will eoa Ttnre yea. frtnd fur pamphlet tc fl1!: r bo pa an w y . isr? FA ! &s B k W W1L 5S CI APK3, WYUItXC August 0, 17S -ly. VALUABLE F A It M AT Tho underslirne.1 e!er at private Fain the f d lowlnir described Fakh f-uMo! n Siirnnwrhill township, Cambria conrtr. pa... adjoining lai.ds of Deo. scttlcmyor, .lol.n M' 'orniick. and others, containing In Acm., he the same nmrc ! lent-, 1(h) of which are under pond cultivation. 1 he ball anco wood. land all underlaid with minerals. The improvements are a Fhhe Hoi hr. wttH good well and pump nt the d.-.r. IUmi Mac., ?"rn Crib, and ether ontutld!nas. with rnntiln. water for st-.ek. A goo.1 hearing Orchard on tho premises Tho r.-irin is within sla lit of the P. C. It.. R and two miles from Wllm.ire Station. This can be made a desirable Imnie. Kan. I of bo.m1 qualltv. and will le auld on east ti;ks. For further lulormatlon and terms. a.l rt s SI SAN NAHM. M.O.T.S.tllM. New HorHn, t'nfon Co., Pa., Aug 12, l7s. et SIE4IIYIM.R A thorough conr?o In Itnok-LeepiiiK. Peninan sblp. Telegraphing-, Itr.iw itur, Eiis.i.-h Hriuici Vs. Send tor circular and specnuetiS o Fl.'.iiinn l Ornamental IM-tunaiisbip. Kncloce Fix eenve In Stamps. Addrers, Aug.V-4t. A. W SMITH. Meadvllie. P- SOW KEAOT! Artii? vpmcr ta f 5. C Ir tnhvr Afrirnt .rjtlttrcn. A full history of his explorations In Africa an I marvrllou journey rf'..rn ttit- I'onnn. The put. Mi arc ratfrrty awa'fi'.t this hook. It 1s .f n.i;, , Intererit. richly illu1 ruled. l"tr priced, nnd wtll sell without a parallel. For tuil description and lerms. ai-.lrcj iirr.inno Unci nrr.1. fulii'-ti. 10.I Sniisom Stre"t. l'hiiud'a. S 8.-41. jj ,c.t sniisom street. a r-rrsTO ft firm ADMINISTRATION NOTICE " Folate of MiciiAFi. M'Crmr., d'l, letters of a.lrelrilstration on the estate of M let. I MeOulre. late of A'.lepheny tunnsliip t'lim! ri-i county, dect nsed, have bet n ifrantc.l t"' tb niel-r-Slgnc1, w ho hereby irive n-.:icp to ell rsc,. J,i. detded to sniil csta'to that p.-ijment niu-t be ma lo wltboat tlelay. and those havinn rlaiiis nirairtse the same will present theiu properly aulheutlca tod for settlement. CATHARINE M OF 1 K K. Xduj'X. JOHN E. SHIELDS, Adm r. August 9. lS7S.-et " i v yr-mrm in pisn ' aj-q Km lor t. f Dd mU 4'Ttuiru.rQU cf tr lArWT kr1 tj - .. 1 - . ii-i ut iB41.1t wen - i n; si D " W a aj ..H.tia.iuj. t Cain reroil I CTT 'C rtlim l.l t f r I ' " fi TbrrbitfiaTeHWrrai- r Uofldr-tB locv t V fj Pr,a bT a!! irtirftttf iri fXdicl-1 Slori K. ryr t I li. ft . 1 I e K? 1 I"-- r. Fl-t.o, r- h r- EXKCUTOH'S NOTICE. Instate of Mill! A F.l. Vj.AK!,.M. Whrrcat letters testamentary to tin, e-t.-.f of Michael Ycakluni. la'e o Su-.:u -hanna t-n n sh!i. deceased, havrbeej, fronted to !! nnl-r-sluned, nil persons indebted to said estate are r. ijui sted to make immediate pnjttieir. n: I tl:n"t lwivir.g claims or deieanls mrmnv the estate f said Ce?edent will make known 1 he a -i. wit hnut delay to LEWIS .1 . It I A l; :; !.'. t-xeeutor. Susijat haiiua Twp., Aug v. l-7s 0; 1VTOTICE. Notice is Ik :t y L'ivt ti that the flrH. ran.l fi .nl :i !..,! t' of .l.d ti IJyart, Tru-ree npj..!i)t e-1 to m:ikc : o( tie ro;-.t eate of Tiiorn:i ! iers. bif been 1,, e!ltce of t he 1 rut hunmary nf Cn mr:n e. 11 n- v. hi- I that s.iid H,'citint wtll t e pres.-nie.i to ee t-,.,iit for continual im on t ho ,'irst Mni..lnv cf.:eiutH r next, unie ennse lc si own ! I lie con' r 1 1 v C. F t." t'NNl I,'. Trot! .:i .';nrv Protlionotary's Office. Ebensburg, .", eg h, ,v;s. AM. KEIM, M. and Srit'j i-iv !: IV. In Ysin e-ll-lilir 1 1 l 11 i. ' ' avT a. I .. i . I c-in le mai- well as r.nglish. , " ' a L 1 1 Atti:;m;y-. -a. tli i t t AT-I.. V, !".!. !,sli:ii i. :ti. - 11, Hi. :. ."! Ci:d ot les-iJ. i. iv. 2i,-.rt 14 f 3 - a MM -Tha brand ST 1 t3 M - '-4 -a Z t
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