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NEAGBER'S BOOK STORE, 1876 Franklin strcet,
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~HERIFFS SALE-By virtue Of a

- lI.IlI 7 = }, M 10y NIIIne % z
- writ of Vend- Exp0u. issued ont of u .
Cpurt UT Common Pleas of Cambria county.
and 10 me directed, there wifi be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Court House in EUCnsburg,
on MONDAY. the I'D dag Of july next. 1T one
O'Clock, 7. NJ. the following Real Estate, 10
wit: All tho right, 6;'e, and Interest Of
Joseph Hoilcu, OF. III, and TO piece or parcel
OF land, situate iu " hitc Township Cambria
county. adjoining lands OF Daniel class, N il
liam smith, ard others containing twenty
acres. more less, about five acres of v hivil
are cleared, having thereon erected a one and
Il half story log house, not now occupied. Ia
ken in execution aud 70 bc sold at tGCs:ii' Jf
}. II. ITUNeI!. ". B. BONACk ER. Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 OiGcc. EbuHsDurg, june 29th, ISI2.
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Ebeusburg, Feb. p, ISs!.-tf.
4 DMINISTRATORs NOTICE.

Estate of VIZ. DOUGHERTN. dec o.
Having been granted letters OF ., 'ii.1i;tlo5ti-
ton ON the estate OF WIiilitm DnugherfE- Ltic
OF Washington township, Cambria cHnuLF- &c
ceased. thc undersigned hereby noil1es an 80
sons indebted to said estate that pGNi.i"iii must
be mad without delay ana those ha, iE tiii'iis ~
or deu.nGs against the same are -! i'It-.tt.. -,
present them properly aut the'ftIt5itt&G - i',l
mc3t. JAMES u - 4'>'-'- - -
SummitV!ile. June -, lS.---vt-
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- IiF RiFFS SALE.-liy virtue of
> writ Of Plur. Verd. Ezpon issued ont RI
tho Court OF Common Pleas Of tumbr.t
county, aud to me directed, there wit ue eN-
pO~cd 10 Public sale as the Court Hons ia
E0eu>bur-. on NDSD AV. Ia" ss2D DAY OF july
next, at one o'clock, = NJ, TIE following Real
Estate, tu>"iU: All the right, title, and interest
DJ David BuGEiSrJ of. IN. and 10 Il piece OF
u7foei Of land situate IN SusGuehanui town
ship Camp pri" ceuufy. adjoining lands OF Nj
Chacl Plgtt. Peter HeifriCtI, and others con-
tanning >iNty-eiglt acres more tor less, about
thirty acres of ,,hiCH nTC cleared. having there
on erected a Jwo story frame house. u one story
frame stable, and ~ log barn, now ia the occu-
puUcy uf David Burihatt. Taken jl eNecTi:in.n
and 70 be sold at the suit of Er, John e. kriSe,
NJ. ID. ". B. BtNACkElk, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Ebcnsburg, June -1rh. 1872.
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iRnIiGE iIiNITiCT0RYI
NOTiCE -Iames McD.rmi.t Is v =

h Office James McD-rmi't rs n =
chGcI 4. McDcrmit. son Of fam age . .'c,'ry
McD"rmif. deceased and Charles V. Nrn-I-illt.
by MS Guardis 'aincs Litziuger- IN the Court
Gf Common Pts of Cambria COUutE. 20. 80
December Term, 1851. Fiurics. Summons in
Partition.
And uo,y, June r. 1872. Rule upon James Nc
Bermit, John NcDermlt, ana James IifziHgcr,
Guardian of Charles Y McDcrmit. john c.
McDeruIit, and James +. MCDermit. minor
children of Henry NcDerrnit. deceased. Is
awarded by the Court to apFaar therein Cn the
first day OF next term. tp accept or refuse to
take the real estate 1T the valuation put upon
IL by the inquest held Un the 18th day or FeDru-
GTy, \. u. l-5..
Notice TO be given 30 Michael MCDermit of
the Rule by publication six times il the GTff-
b.jI tFscHEFst- iy the Court
i@EAT-l From The Record. Certified 18th Of
June I6.2 = X iliT2, ProJIclotary.
Atjcst-N. B. BoShCI1EIt, Sheriff. ije&9Gt.l
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hOCAT. CORRESPONDENTS.
JoHNsrowN, july 10. 1872.

JoHNsTowN, July 10, 1872.
Dear FrcC.nu'l-M. p. Meagher, Esq. az clever
gentleman as ever crossed the say, sir, gave
" paper ana envelopes enough 20 write an en-
TIRE new freeman, for which am exceedingly
thankful, and hope he may be blessed exceed
ingly in his new enterDrisa-tEe book and peri-
odical business He has stock enough to sup
ply Cambria county with reading matter, sta
u0nery, hictufes. etc Call on Meagher-
IN SnippcnSOurg, Cumberland. county, was
drowned here on the first OF July, in stony
creek, a few miles from town, whittier he had
gone TO bathe.
We hac lots of picnics here the Fourth
The German Catholics held one at WoOdyale,
the Irish Catholics one at Cam br1a city. the
Turner's one at Leunin'S grove, the Welsh s. 5.
one at YUder hill the Agricultural Society one
al the Fair Ground and the young people one
at DavidsviIle, n heavy rain at > O'Clock has
tened the Adjournment of these meetings. The
Catholics of st. John Church took mover one
thousand dol lars
The District Court met on Tuesday, July 1st.
and tried a few cases. The grand Jury ignored
most of the bills before them. Three cases
were traNerSed-one a larceny. one adul terry
Hhd one assault and battery. About the even
ing of the Sd u dispatch came from Philadelphia
announcing that Judgment of custer had been
Court adjourned OVER the 4th. On Friday one
case was tried, when court adjourned till the 1st
Monday of October.
The weather was so warm here on the eth, and
before and after, that 1T burst the big therrnom-
1t tried to get up to l6l degrees in the shade and
died in the effort. Peaee to its pieces.
The editor of the Echo was badly burnt just
before the 4th, by q flash of his Own-wit. 1t
was unexpected, even by himself and there is
no danger of the like happening again.
We have received q pamphlet from the pen
tural Department, Washington, being history
of that Institution. 1t is scholarly effort and
the pamphlet, which is nearly square. Rot the
authors fault, of course.
The following lines were absolutely written
by us without any help whatever. They are
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MURDER X TYRoNE.-A correspondent. &C.
T. c -" whose letter we find it impossible to
make room fol in full, sends US among items
affair occurred in Tyrone on the 4th of July,
IN which W lillian Wingate shot and killed
by John Zsylinger. These two men had
previously quarreled, and on the 4th renew ed
the quarrel. Wingate first struck Zeylinger
when the latter told the former that be would
shoot him Wingate invited Zeyinger to
shoot, saving he not afraid, when the
latter produce pistol and fired several times,
one OF the balls taking effect in Wingate's 8
abdomen The latter was carried to the houE
OF Mr. McLane, where he died about o clock
the next evening. Eight balls are reported to
have entered Wingate's body. Zeylinger
was arrested aud taken to Holl;dlysburg jail
the evening of the 4th
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THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC SEwITG Ma
easiest to sell, the lightest to run,
has no cams cogs. makes no noise, all m0ve
able parts made of hardened steel, those who
examine it buy no other kind.
Experienced agents wautcG where none are
already established. r. W. Steudman * Co,
General Agents, No. 20 Sixth Street, Pittsburgh.
DrT.fR IITf-,-I showers the last two lavs.
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We learn from the Altoona TRIBUNE that
Mrs. II T McClelland, of Allegheny Furnace,
met with a very serious accident on Friday
afternoon 2Sth ult Mrs NJ. was riding n
spirited horse which, becoming frightened at
an approaching wagon, ran away, eventually
throwing the lady to the ground with such
violence as TO cause compound fracture of
her left ankle. Drs. Gemmill and Fay were
summoned, and first feared that amputation
of the foot would be necessary. Fortunately
they did not have to resort to this terrible al
tentative. A portion of the ankle bone was
removed, and it is announced that Mrs. Mc~
Clelland " i'll be cripple for life.
ON the 18th instant (ncxt Wednesday, q
grand piclic W i'll be given under the auspices
of the temperance society connected with the
Church of the Holy Name" in Lloyd Grove.
big dinner, dancing. croquet, ETC., VIII com
prise the programme. The proceeds OF the
affair will be devoted to he purchase OF bell
for Father Christv's church-au object toward
which we are sure none of our citizens W III
refuse 10 contribute his mite, particularly alter
it is known that the bell when bought, and got,
and swung. will not only call TO the mouse oi
Divine worshiu, but will also be made to Go
duty as a fire alarm signal. A cornet band
will be in attendance. Everybody is invited to
be present.
A NICE PRrsE:T-In New York the latest
fashionable gift for a lady is a large case hold
ing pots or rare flowers, with gilt bird-cage
containing Il canary bird mounted on the nan
die. In this vicinity, more modest, it should,
if it is not, be deemed the thing TO present a
ladyIfriend with a fashionable summer suit, hat
or bonnet, and the place of all places to buy ar
ticIes of that kind and many other kinds, is at
Coppock & Aldendifer's elegant fancy store,
No. 2l2 Main ST., Opera House, Johnstown.
TIlfE!-Itisa matter of moment to sportsmen
whether Dexter. Stnrtle, Goldsmith Maid. Lucy
Henry Is the fastest trotter. Dexter Tor
long time held the champion belt at 2-lI4 put
it is said this time has been beaten by at least
some OF the others However this may be,
there is no question that John J. Murphy; cor
ner Main and Franklin street, JohnstoWn, keeps
for sale and Se.ls dry goods, dress goods. ana
fancy goods cheaper than any other merchant
IN the county.
AGGRAvATIoN.-The time to possess ones
sohl IN patience is when ones hat blows on In
the street and the owner of that hat gets his
eyes too full of dust To see his way TO NJ Ill.
Mayer ready-made clothing store, 24} Aa:n
street, Jehnstowu. Mr.. NJ keeps about the
most complete stock of clothing in Cambria
county, and his prices are beyond cavil. We
advise our readers to call and see him when
they have an opportunity.
MARRIED-Iu CarrolItoIyn, July 7tb by Rev.
Father Lynch, SIR. David Ii Horst and Miss Mary
Wsakland.
DTED-Near Wilmnre, June 30th, of n linger-
ing Illness, Mrs. Margaret Grew, aged 81 years
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DEL1aHTFUL showers the last two days.
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CAUTIoN.-Every genuine box of DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FIEMING BROS, and their private United
states STAMP ~ g Take no other" The
market is full of limitations.
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1t will be good news 20 the ladies and all
others desiring to purchase cheap dry goods,
dres. goods linen goods, notions, gents fur
nishing goods, and other commodities too
numerous to mention, to learn that the re
rownei NEW YORK BRANCH STORE
which supplied our citizens so satisfa ctorily
last year with such superb bargains, ia about to
be opened out in the store room recently oc~
cupied by Mr.. e r. Davis, opposite the
Cougrega tioual church, East Ward, positively
on Monday next. The proprietors will be
glad to sec all their old friends and hundreds
of new ones, and our advice is. do rot fail TO
go and ''how it is yours elf,'' and then tell
your neiglbors all about it.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-18
THE BULLETIN,

The undersigned has purchased the
half.interest heretofore owned by NJ. c.
Saunders In The BULLETIN establishment
and will hereafter conduct the business In
his own name. His partner, residing at
Memphis, Tennessee, could not con-
tribute in any way to the prosperity Of
The BULLETIN, and retires now that the
undersigned may receive all the rewards
his own lsbors may bring to
him. and alone bear the bur-
dens his ventures in business may
entail upon him. The partnership, which
has been entirely harmonious, is dissolved
by mutual consent, but with regret, also
mutual, that the interest Of each Of the
partners should render dissolution neces-
sary.
Heretofore the actions Of the undersign-
ed have been somewhat constrained in his
business conduct by desire TO not step
beyond the wishes Of All absent partner
whose interests were at stake with his
own; but now this embarrassment has
been removed, and he will not fail to avail
himself OF the liberty brought to him by
the consciousness that his own well
fare is alone at stake, TO risk all he has in
an attempt to make THE BULLETIN print
ing establishment one Of the most COM
ple,e in the State He has already pur-
chased very valuable printing materials
presses and type, and has had built splen.
did steam engine. He may now point to
The BULLETIN Office with some degree
of PRIDE bu, his effort. shall not be re-
Taxed, il the business men and the good
people OF Cairo sustain him by liberal
patronage.
In few days THE WEEKLY will
be greatly enlarged and improved, and
The SUNDAY BULLETIN be made well
come visitor to every family in the cit,
Both these editions Of THE BULLETIN
will receive especial attention, and will be,
We have little doubt, acknowledged by
everybody to be entitled to the support Of
every Cairo man and woman who takes an
interest in the city and pride in her meri-
torious institutions. JoHS ii. OBERLY.
IT is SAID Theodore Tilton wrote
Woodhulls letter of acceptance. We
knew it was Tilton or Demosthenes.
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Advertising alone does not produce success.
The thing which Is advertised must have intrin.
sic merit, or else large advertising will ev,niu.
ally do Il more harm than good, II you nave
anything which you know to be good, advertise il
thoroughly, and you will be sure 10 succeed
Il Is poor, don't praise 1t, for people will soon
discover you are lying.
s"ch is the policy OF the Burlington Route,
which runs 10 three great regions in the west; LIST,
TO ON 'ha,, connecting with the great Pacific
Roads, End, To Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska,
and all that beautiful region south Of the Platte,
allied with K: r. lands and homestesds. Sd. To
~. Joseph, Kansas City, and all Kansas points.
TIE roads are splendid!y built, have the best
bridges, finest cars, the Miller pl Iiform and
coupler, and the safety AR brake TO prevent the
loss OF ne that is sysr,ywhere else happening D
and powerful engines 70 make quick tune and
equipped roads IN the West. so that IL YOU de.
sire to go safely, surely, quickly and comfortably
to any point 10 Southern Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas
or en- the Pacific Roads. be sure you 60 'By way
OF Burlington"
Al VIM wish pgt,cul.r Information, and a
large map, showing correctly tho Great West,
and all its railroad connections, can obtain them
and any other kncw'edgs. BY addressing General
owa. <.6em
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

nso. take our advice and purchase your tickets
over I ~ old reliable and popular Missouri Pa.
running three daily express trains from 81. Louis
70 Kansas City and the west! and ~ positively
and fine day coaches, especially for movers,
equipped with Mlller's safety platform, and the
patent steam brake, From 81. LOUIS to Kansas
son, st. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs
AMI Omaha without change For information in
regaid TO time tables, rates. &C., to any point in
Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, and
California, call upon or address :. II. Thompson,
agent, Missouri Pacific X. X. Columbus, Ohio or
=. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, st. LOUIS,
Mo.
No trouble to answer questio Ms 3-6.wl
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Special Notices.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

TINS superb hair dyeis the hest in the world
perfectly harmless, faliabIe and ips.an,aneons
Nod'sappolhtment. The genuine W. A, Batehe.
i3r's Hair Dye produces immedsteiy y natural
olatR or brown. Does not stain the skin but
ieaVes the HAIR clean, soft and beautiful The
only safe and perfect hair dye. Sold by oil drug
glsts. Factory, 10 Bond ST., N. Y.
-l0-eod-7w-ly
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EVENING STAR.

A BEAvR YcUNG LIEUTENANT-He S9o''s
cEf ElTg q BurgldT.-on Ihurscay morning,
slrrlf fcrr O'clock George III. Evans, recent
Sr.5--.te 81 west Point Military Academy, shot
sr,f LfI.ed " lillian Hoegeriing IN south fltts-
Errr At the recent examination Young Evans
,f.tsF with the rank Of second lieutenant
- 80 heen assigned to the 10Th L. ;. cavalry.
Tcfrre his deYaTtUTe 70 join his command, a
Isave OF absence was given him to visit his
,,e-.rts at PIttsburg. A short time before start
1rg Evans had occasion 10 go TO tue yard in the
rear Of Eis fathers house, and while there heard
men ming open the gate. The gate speedily
,toIds,I and two men entered. They proceeded
10 the tack window of the kitchen. and, finding
70 Unfh>tened. they opened il and entered the
house. Tic kitchen door had been opened b.
him Wien Ee came oct. and in the dining-roOm
70 lad letf his vest and his coat, in the pocket
q which latter garment was bis revolver. NOT
tCtmiEg IL practicable 70 90 into the house after
LIS pistol, he slipped quietly through an slIey
gate and ran down TO the toll house ana DIT
rowed from The keeper a Colt e-shootlng re-
vCivtT. he hurried back. and a. ne aPpIOacHei
the gate met the twO men lusL coming OuS
OF the house. He called on them 70 mart anu
eyIrrerdrr hu- hOth started Oft on a run.
Evans shouted 20 stop or DE woutd nre' ou- me
I,f- ans yspt ieeding his warning, he hred aS ne
ran A third shot. and HOegerling suddenly
StOII.et and staggered. while his companion
Confined Lis Eighr and disappeared. Evans
rsr. h., ~ TIE nan who had halted, took him by
tl.l collar and led him back 70 the front o. his
frfr rr-s house, when he was Joined by two pa
frrTrrcu who hal been attracted By the noise of
re shooting. The prisoner was bleeding pro-
rrscly. and in few minutes became deathly
-alf. and sank - the ground. His person was
searched and IN his pockets were found a gold
watch chain and a gold ring. These articles
aud money belonged to Evans, and had been
taken from his garments left n the dining
The burglar soon after became insensIbie, and
died a few minutes after. An examination
shove that three shots had penetrated HOeger-
liUE's back. and passed completely through his
body. OEs coming out near the right nipple and
one near the brea-tbOne. and the third close to
the lett arm-rit. Any one Of the shots was suf-
tCieut 70 cause death. The deceased was q des-
perqLO Of he worst stripe, and had served a
-"Ombs awaiting an investigation, is twenty-five
wears OF age and rather small-siZed He bears
an excellent character among all who have his
acquaintance.
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NIEIN.

Brown. 10 Leesburg. ". August 9th, after
short Illness, Miss ELJA J. BROWN, eldest ana
beloved daughter OF iisoI Z. and Eliza Brown, Of
v sshin0t0n, u.
Notice Il funeral in tomorrow Papers
CAPEBTON On Friday, tie 9Th instant, IN her
2lst year, JENNIE, eldest daughter oG Hugh and
Eliza }. CepeTtun.
Funeral Monday morning, al So O'Clock, from her
parents residence, No; 80 lst street, Georgetown,
ID q. whence the body will be taken to Trinity
church foT religious services. Morning and sun
day papers please copy. 2t
CARVER. In Prince George county, Va, July
18Th in the Cy:h yesr of his age RICHARD III
CARVER.
MILLER. At Laurel, Maryland, yesterday Fri
day. Afternoon, EUGENE c., only child of James
4. and Elizabeth j. Miller, of this city, aged
months.
Funeral will take place from Baltimore and Ohio
depot At 10 o'clock a. N. to morrow Sunday 10 Mt
UlB et Cemetery.
POST In UEiOntown, on the 9th instant, G EOVE
POST, aged SO yearS-A soldier Of the war of 1871
HE remains VIII be tax en- TO Trenton, J., for in
tetment.
SOMNFRs. Ontbe stb instant, AT O'Clock D m ,
EDNABD sOMMERS, in the 81 n year Of his age
Funeral VIII tai pisce mis- late residence, 9Th
strcet, corner Of North CaToiila avenue southeast
on SuuCsy afternoon. at hslf past 'clcck Friends
and family are especttu ly invited 70 attend.
PHILADELPHIA "a pCrs and Germantown TeieSraoh
please CORY.
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EFFECTS OP ELECTRICITY on MILK.--it is
well known that. when the weather is sdltry
and muggy, especially during thunderstorm,
Il i almost impossible to keep milk from sour
iIg. Recent discoveries seem to indicate that
this eject Is produced by the negative electrici-
". which seems to have a strange power TO pro-
dUCe disintegratiOn and decay, while the posi-
tive current has a preventative quality. a cur
rent Of negative electricity will wilt twig in a
lev hours, while the positive viii keep it green
tor weeks, AMI milk can be kept sweet for three
weeks IN the sultriest summer weather by pass
iuE through il a current of positive electricity.
LlHIa : a hint for imEantnrs.
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EThe best help-help yourself.

Es-The best helP-help yourself.
ny-ToR Karl, the singer, is studying hard at
Milan.
sE-An intoxicated indiy idUal tried to chastise
bis s'betteT balf' with a whip, in COuncIl Bluffs
n few DAYS ago. but got the worst OF the bargain.
lie viii need a wig soon as he is able to be
about again.
IA pair Of horses belonging TO Mr.. Geo
stew art, OF WashingtOnyliie, New Jersey
recently Died 81 the respective ages OF 81 and 81
wears. They had been driven together for
tveI.ty-eigEt wears. never being separated. One
81 hen died about three weeks since, and from
that time tie ether gradually pinned away, until
Saturday night, when lie also died, evidently
from uTitf,
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81 all be msie good 10 the owner
out Oftbe wages OF he prison guilty OF the same And
~ any perscH enters brnseIt qualified for duty
which be proves himself incompetent to erfOrm- his
wages shall he reduced IN proportion to his Incoln
Tetency And IL IL also agreed tia II any member
% he Considers hnss TO be aegrieved BY any
breach If the ement otherwise he snaIl rep
resent the same the master or of1cer IN charge
# the ship. il a quiet and orderly manner, rho
shall tLerturOn tase such steps a. the case naJ re-
QUire. Ard Ii il also agreed that hsre any ether
sfipulatious d ay be inserted to which the parties
agree. and " hick not contrary To law
In vitDess hereof the said parties subscribed
tier Laules hereto the days against their pect
i've SIGNATURES mentioned.
sisned by -, master, on the day Of
eighteen hundred and -.
TABLE Determination Of srraernsnt