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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Congress,
SENATE.

WASHINGTON March l.
Mr.. Sumner wished to be excused from serving
on the Committee on the French arms investi-
CATION, on account of i'll health.
Mr. Sherman, from the Committee on Finance
stated that if the bill passed repeating the duty
on coffee and tea it would not go into effect be-
fore the first Of July.
Mr.. Scott thought it would be more satisfac-
tory if the sense of the Senate could be had on
the subject
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House again took up the extension Of the
Wisconsin R. R. land grant and spent much time
in dilatory motions. and motion to amend by
requiring the road to use American iron.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01

Postmaster Bullock of Belyidere, near Elmira,
N. Y, has been arrested for robbing the mails in
his office. 1t is alleged that in one instance he
riied bag containing $4,000.
A libel suit of Spencer Ball against the ST.
Louis Evening Despatch for 100000 damages
resulted yesterday ina verdict of one cent for
the plaintiff. The suit was based on apolice item.
The schuylllill Navigation Company's shops
near Schuylkill Haven, were burned last evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
The Coal and Iron Interests.

One hundred and forty thousand operatives are
employed in the production of Iron in the United
States; AZ 900 of these are employed in prepar-
ing ore and fuel { 25, 900 in preparing fuel for
rolling mills AZ 900 in rolling mills u, 500 in
blast furnaces, and $500 in bloomeries 100000
are eng 4ged in manufacturing articles Of iron.
Thus we have total of $40 1000 men employed in
the iron interests.
The value of pig iron manufactured last year
was $75, ,000, ,000 The product of the rolling mills
and forges was $G3 900 600 and the value Of other
manufactures was 1862 900 900, and the entire
value of manufactured iron for the year was
$500. .000 0O0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Now York.

ACCEPTING THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
New York, March 1.
The New York Legislature has struck the
word 'White out of the military code, thus
allowing the formation of negro military COM
panies ~
TRIALS OF STOKES AND HALL CONTINUED.
The trial of Mayor Hall was commenced this
morning, the jury being completed yesterday.
The argument in the Stokes case was contir-
ued.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
MEIcHBoRINo COUNTIES.

The Salem steamers resume their trips next
Monday.
John Morgan, residing at Pole Tavern, Sa-
lem county, was found dead in bed, last week.
Salem spent last year. $47 171.14, and re-
oeived into the treaspry SAG, 770.55 thus increas-
ing her debt 9400.29.
"A joint resolution has been introduced into
the New Jersey Legislature for the appointment
Of Committee to urge upon Congress the I'M
portance of the construction of breakwater on
Grow Shoals, at the mouth Of the Delaware Bay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Domestic Tragedy.
TERRIBLE STORY FROM INDIANA.

ATERRIBLE STORY FROM INDIANA.
CINCINNATI, March l..
Wills williamson, of Muncie, Indiana, cut the
throat of his daughter, at Doleville. She had
gone to that place for the purpose of marrying
young man, against her fathers will. The fa-
ther then attempted suicide, innicting wounds
which are supposed to be mortal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
England,
THE THANKSGIVING CRUSH.

THE THANKSGIVING CRUSH.
LONDON, March l.
Persons injured during the thanksgiving
crush, 229.
THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE QUEEN.
The papers are filled with denunciations of
the attempted assassination Of the Queen. The
offender was disarmed and arrested by John
Brown the groom of the Queen, and her we'll
known attendant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Cuba.

FALSE ACCUSATION AGAINST DIR. HOWARD.
NEW YORK, March 1.
Havana dates state that the accuser Of DR..
Howard, now in the United States, writes that
the evidence he gave against Howard was on
tirely false and was only given to save his own
life from the volunteers.
The American Counsul has communicated the
facts to the Washington authorities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
TELEGRAMS.
The Alabama Claims.

WHY THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSIONERS DON'T DE-
FEND THEMSELVES.
New YoKK, March 1.
Sir Stafford Northcete, of the Joint High Com
mission, writes to London that the Commiss-
toner's are only silent upon-sthe charge Of neg
ligence, alovenliness and other faults, in the
preparation of treaty from disposition not
further to complicate the unfortunate difficulty
which he trusts may be solved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
WASHINGTON Har. 1.
Probabilities The Barometer continues
rising over the Middle States, with Northerly
winds and clear weather, very generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
virginia.

sTAeNATIoN OF THE TOBACCO TTADE DISTRESS
FOR LACK OF WORK.
New YORK, March /.
Richmond dispatch says the Tobacco trade
lie at stand STILL awaiting the action Of Con-
gress regarding the tax.
Thirty thousand negroes in the State are kept
out Of employment causing much distress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Personal Intelligence.
crImen nnd CnrnnIlles.

VIM Woodward formerly of Wilmington, but
now of Chicago is visiting his friends in this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Germany.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT FRANKFORT.
FRANKFoRT ON THE MAIN, March l.
A dwelling fell, burying large number of in
mates. Fourteen dead have been taken from
.nins.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
SUCCESSFUL And POPULAR
LOAN.

Few securities have ever been placed upon the
market which. in so short time, have taken so high
a stand or become 80 widely popular with prudent
Investors as have the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Northern Pac &c Railroad Company. The Seven-
Thirty Gold Loan OF this Great corporation is
already a solid and gratifying success, and the
nregent daily sales are
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
MRatAs.

HosKEN N-Eied in this city on the goth inst Carrie
f. HOsken, in the 25th year of her age.
The relatives and fr ends of the family are re-
spectfuy invited attend her funera to leave the
residence OF her husband, 1920 W. Front street,
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock; services at O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
hkGEK THAN EVEh BEfOtk.
IFroIn the N. Y. World.l

The most prominent feature in financial affairs at
the present time is the increasing demand for irs-
class railway bonds. both here and IN Kurope. Tie
large surplus OF money seeking investment is lOw-
ing steadily into American rair1ad bonds which
are attracting sbrewd and consSfYatiy capitalists
and Investors TO an unprecedented extent During
the month some important negotiations have been
consummated in Europe, and the bankers market
ing new bonds here report great activity and a
wide spread demand. Many deposltors IN savings
banks are removing their funds, and are investing
in the new railroad bonds now Offering on the mar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
SECOND EDITION.
Washington.
EsE YIsIroRs KEsTrNa.

THE JAPANESE VISITORS NESTING.
WASHINGTON, Mar. l.
Tho Japanese Embassy are resting, to-day,
from fatigue. They will be presented to the
President on Monday or Tuesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Commercial Reports .
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.
Cotton dull uplands, 22M Orleans 2314.
Flour quiet, superfne $5 25C95 rs Penn. extra
family unchanged. Rye flour and corn meal
unchanged Wheat dull red, S160@162. Rye
9Oc. Corn very dull yellow, 64@65; mixed, 65.
White oats, 55c. Whisky unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Fire Mt HIIIIinstOn.
SIXTEEN BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

bull4DlNuS DEhIhO1EDs
Private advices from Millington, Kent comfy,
Nd, bring the information that most disas-
trous fire occurred in that town early yesterday
morning.
Sixteen buildings are said to have been burn
ed before the flames could be subdued. Among
these were four stores.
The fire originated in a carriage shop, but the
nature of its origin is unknown.
Millington is on the liae of the Queens Anne's
R.R and the first station below Massey the point
of Junction with the Kent Co. r. r. 1t contains
by the last cenirs 420 inhabital t., and since the
opening of the railroad evinces spirit Of thrift
enterprise Will ii promised to elevate it to
something more than quiet, sleepy country
town.
SNow.-A snow storm sOt in at FELTON,, yester
day, about noon and continued throughout the
day. The ground was covered to a depth of
about three inches, and pedestrians went trudg-
ing along uncertain whether Winter would relax
his hold upon the earth with the expiration of
his season or not.
ID. T. Hawkins, Real Estate agent has sold a
lot of land s. W. corner of Clay aIont and Lot-
dell streets, for Stephen Davis, to Watson II.
Knox for 5000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01

m EMOVAL-The undersigned desires to give no.
IN tiee OF the removal Of his Dental Oflices from
his late residence Fifth and Shipley streets to
No. sos KING street, where, with increased facill-
ties, he will be pleased TO walt on his patrons
jan8O-6m @. X. JEFFERIH, Dentist
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
Lrrnm tha New York TrIhnne.l

millions OF the 5-40 bonds have been exchanged
for those Of apparent equal undness, hut which
bea- a more tempting rate oT interest included IN
these bonds are those OF the Northern Pacific iial-
wav COMPANY, offerel he Mes rs. Jay Cooke n Co.,
at par, in currency, aud which bear gold interest
at seven and tnree-tenths per cent per annuln.
They are first and OILY mortgage upon one OF the
greatest-if not the ggeatcSt-Iai"dy enterprises
the world has ever seen
Speaking of the + turning abundance OF loanab.e
eapital the financial editor OF the Tribune also re-
marks: - ..- -
IIf we are to drift into the condition Of things
prevailing before the Chicago IRE, it would not be
surlrisng IL all that class OF securities TO which the
Northern Pacific belongs were materially advanced
In nrlceln --.--- -----
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London remains excited over the attempted
assassination of the Queen.
Next week, the Drama holds the boards, >
at the Opera House, on all Of the six evenings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
OUR woNDROUs AGE.

Extracts from a poem read By Fred II. Robinson, al
a pTipate entertainment giUen By the Entanon 30
efdble, Feb. ED, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
The Japs are resting, ia washIngtOn.

A shocking domestic tragedy is reported in
Indiana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01

r.. BRINcHURsT g. CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
offer large assortment of
Suitable Articles for the Holidays,
comprising Fancy and Plain Thermometers,
Flower Vases, Cologne Bottles, Fine Toi-
let Sets In great variety; French,
English and American Hair
Brushes in Ivory Buffa-
10, Rosewood, Inlaid,
&c, embracing one hundred and forty-two different
patterns.
Dressing Combs in Ivory, Buffalo and India Rubber
choice assortment of Extracts for the
handkerchief of French, English
and American manufacture.
Puff Boxes, Powder Puffs, and Fine Toilet Soaps,
in extensive variety. Boxes Of Perfumery,
Hand Mirrors, Pomades Hair Oils.
Novelties in Scoth Plaid Relic Wood, &C., with
many other desirable articles.
f. BRINGHURST & CO.,
APOTHECARIES
Corner Sixth and Market Sire
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CORRESPONDENCE.
From Arizona.

RIDE ACROSS THE PLAINS TO PRESCOTT OF
THE LoRING STAGE Observation-Disclosures LET
TER FROM DIR. ToNNER
lCorrespondence of the Commercial I.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01
[Erom the n. :. Independent.l

"As an investment security we know Of none OF
whatever character equal to the Northern Pacific
7-sOs They combine the two great requisites, safe
ty and profit. The favor IN which these bonds are
held by investors is Indicated by the large salts,
which, thus 1ar during January, have been at tile
rate OF two millions per month
1.-THE inquiry for bonds by those who intend pur-
chasing lands gives assurance OF large settlements
upon the lands during the next season. The COM
pany lands in Minnesota are now ready Tor sale,
and those on the western terminus soon VIII be. The
Company are prepared to permit parties TO take up
land at any point along the line of the road to lie
subsequently appraised and paid for The faet Is
conceded that the sales Of land viii build the road.
we recently saw an officia report of an engineer,
stating that from the garden valley Of the Red
River of the North to the foot hills OF the ROCKY
Mountains there was but single strip OF poor
land the whole distance.
WThe future of this great enterprise is promising
| in tile extreme and the bonds OF the Company are
as sure as the obligation of the best government on
1--WE heartily commend them to all having Il yes
ments to make as EMINENTLY SAFE AND DE-
Maps, pamphlets. and full information will be fur
nished on application to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-01

ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF "THE
HI FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING
TON" at Wilmington In the State of Delaware, at
the close OF business the 2Tth day Of February,
1924
RESOITRCES
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A. w. Erwin & Co.,
172 and ia Federal st.
ALLEGHENY. PA.

Respectfully announce to their
numerous customers, and buvers of
Dry Goods generally, that they are
now receiving, and are daily OPEN
ing, their usual large and elegant
assortment of Spring Goods; and
that their capacious salesrooms are
now filled with all the choicest nov
elites of the season, embracing many
new styles and fabrics never before
offered in this market. Special at
tention is requested to the stock of
Black Alpacas, Silks, medium and
low priced Dress Goods, House
keeping Goods, and Shawls.
Having the handsomest and best
lighted Store Room in the two cities,
and keeping nothing but the best
makes OF goods, and guaranteeing
our prices TO be as low as the lowest,
we are satisfied that we can make it
to the interest of purchasers to look
through our stock before making
their spring purchases. To close
buyers at wholesale, we can offer
some special inducements we carry
one OF the largest stocks of goods in
this market, comprising many things
in Shawls and medium priced Dress
Goods, not kept in regular wholesale
houses. We guarantee our prices as
low as any New York or Philadel-
phia quotations, and only ask an
examination to convince buyers that
we can do them good.
a. w. ERWIN & co.
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d II 1T u A n z.

CHRISTY.-Died, in Loretto. on Thursday
last, Walter Richard, son of NJ. ID. and Emma
Christy, of Parker's Landing, Pa, and nephew
or Rev, Il. e. Christy, of this place, aged about
years. ss-. sr|t~ .F.T
The dear little fellow was one of Mount Gal
HtZln.S pupils, and was brief visit to his
grandmother when stricken down and called
home to assume in reality the character (that
oil an angei) which he pcrsonaued so pIeasingIy
in tablcauX presente ed in this place on the eve
OF Epiphany. We saw him on Monday night,
full of buoyant life and childish glee. and can
scarcely realize the fact that he is with the
angelic hosts that constantly surround the
bright throne of the Most High. He was one
OF the most endearing of children, and can
well conceive that his sudden death, away from
home and without the loving presence of his
dear parents. has created deeply distressing
void in the family circle. We believe his dis
was Group
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

SHERIFF"S SALE!-By virtue of a
=, C -rit of psnd ET,J1on. issued out of the Court
OF common Pleas OF Cam bril and a
me directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the house of John SchrOth. in Wllmore
borough, on thursday. 18th day of April
next, at O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
Real Estate, TO wit:
ALL the right, title and interest of Jason
Crum, of, in and TO piece or parcel of land sir
uate IN Summerhlll township, Cambria county.
adjoining lands of VIM. ShartZ, Albert Wilson,
and others, containing one acre. more or less,
havingsthereon erected a one-and-a- half story
house and a stab!e-now in the occupancy of
Albert Wilson. Taken in execution and to be
sold at the suit of John w. Mulhollen, for use
of Joseph Miller.
W. B. BONACKER, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Offce, Enensburg. MAJ Oh Is. lS12
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REAL ESTATE FOR

HESlRA BE REAI ES IA z FOI{
L. SALE.-The undersigned offer for sale on
very liberal terms three tracts Of valuable land
in Blacklidk township, Cambria county, Pa,
described as follows:
Tract No. I-Containing so Acres, more or
less, about 25 Acres cleared, having thereon
erected a two story Plank House, as good as
new and very comfortable, a double Log Barn,
and all needed outbuildings. There is a thriving
young orchard of 100 choice fruit trees and ex-
cellent water in abundance on the premises.
Tract No 2-Containing 81 Acres, about Z
Acres cleared. The improvements are a one
and-a-half story Plank House. Water Saw
Mill in the best of order and without a superior
in the country, and the usual outbuildings-
Tract TO- 2-COntaining 146 A cres of excel
lent Timber Land, with two good saw Mill sites
thereon. UnimprOved.
sSF The above described Tracts adioin each
other and will be sold separately,or together.
as may suit purchasers. Terms very liberal md
payments easy. For further particulars apply
to or address p. II. JONES.
or OLIVER MAkIN,
March 9, 1s72--3m- Ebensburg p. ..
ESS- Butler Herald publish as above and send
bill TO this office.
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a UDITCR'S NOTICE.

n Having been appointed Auditor
by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty to report distribution of the money in the
hands of the Sheriff arising from the sale of the
defendants real estate, in the case of John j.
White, Trustee, r. Peter McGough, No. SO, De
cember Term 1871, EX. Doe, Y6HditfsH EI.pO-
mas, notice is hereby given TO all parties inter-
ested that will attend 10 the duties or said ap-
pointment, my Office in Ebensburg, on Frlci,ty
The 18th ddB Of -4pIIt merit, at . O'Clock p. T.,
when and where they must present their claims
be debarIed from coming in on said fund.
GEO. w. OArMAN, Auditor.
Ebensburg, March %, 1S72.-3t.-
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TO CONSUMPTlYES.


cured of that dread disease Consumption. by a
simple remedy, is anxious. to make known TO his
desire it, he will send copy of the prescription
used, free of chargeO with the directions for
find SURE CURE for Cons,ulp ptOH,4 stILad. Bro7,-
ctttts, &c; Parties wishing the prescription will
lilly. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
264 South Third ST., WiIliamsburgh, n. Y.
LEGENDART.-It is thought that the legend
in the last Tribune was written by Butler s AL
Main street, JohnstOwn, the renowned dealers
in dry goods and like commodities. II this be
true, or even if it amt true, they deserve TO
receive all the custom from the territory drain
ed by the Stoney Creek, and from several other
write another and locate it In Wheatfieid town
ship, Indiana county; but in the meantime let
goods, and everybody will patronize them
ANOTHER MUnDER!-S. J. Hess & Bro. muir
dered high prices last week by selling made-up
clothing cheaper than it was ever sold, at their
tswn. The coroner held an inquest over one
fSs side d Psr 9t InG 3nTS fs M pest
was not contested. being less than ten miles
from high prices Call at Hess Brothers and
buy wedding suit, or any other suit or part of
a snit- They can suit you or "any other man"
Tut BRoGUE.-we heard an Irishman talking
Dutch With the br9gue, the other day. in L.
Conens e1 cheap Hat Parlor store, No; 22T Main
oat %aa heantfGiy anti putting us in mind of General
cent combired But Cohen sold f him eh hat"yes
and hundred more hats and caps the same
day He likewise took a set of furS along
his frows Cohen does a big business. and the
TeaSOn why ne does nat hes rs cboan
SHEMUs O'BRIEN.-Again has the ghost of
ShemuS appeared on the outside of Your last
paper. Jas. j. Murphy wants all the copies he
can get to tie up ready-made clothing, which
sells SO rapidly at No. 1O9 Clinton street, Johns
town. He will also purchase the Fairy Queen
for Ihe same purpose, as his sales of mems and
boys clothing are now immense, and daily ip-
creasing All kinds of gents furnishing goods
at Murphy's Star Hall.
WAS getting gray and didi 4! like it. Ma
TURE'S RAIR RESTORATlV K restored the
celor of my hair cleaDsedjmy scalp. and pleased
me wonderfully. Nothing like it in the world,
nor ever was or ever will he. Lennon Muir
ray sell it. See advertisement
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)N.-This is to caution every

TAU'TlON-Yh is to caufion every
- person against meddling otherwise in
terfering with the following property, which /
have bought from VIM. A Bagley and have left
with him until called for by me: l Bay Horse
about II years old, Sorrel Horse about same
age, Red Cow, Red and White Cow, / White
Steer, Brindle Steer, I White Ste6E, tes ch two
years oldD CultivaUor, pair Twin Sleds, sets
Harness, Plows, and Harrow.
JOSEPH LA STZY.
Carrolltown, March I6, IS72.-3t
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ORETTO CIGARMANUFACT

NOTICE ALI persons are hereby no.
4 titled that have purchased at Sheriff 5
sale the fniowin. described property. which ]
have left in the possession OF Peter Dunn, of
Washington township. during my pleasure =
I Moving Machine. l Wagon, Saddle. set of
Eerness n lot of Peeled Timbcr in the woods.
and IInnlber Truck. Any interference with
; e'''" P'0P0-' = fouN C'UARA
Munster Twp, March 10, Is12.-st.s
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N Office The annual election of a
~ Beard OF Trustees of the Ehensburg Acad-
emy will he heldEt the Sheriff's ONCE. Ebens-
burg. on the lst day of April next, between til e
hours of and O'Clock. +. NJ.
JNO. &. SCANLAN, Secretary.
EbenEburg, March 10, IST2.-5t. -
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APPALLING BEATII.--0n Friday morning last
says the LewiStown Democrat. a lad naIned Mil
lard YoutZy, aged about IS years, son OF John
foutZy of 3ratton township. was Killed under
the following distressing circumstances. He
was employed at a saw-miIl, in the mountains
and was riding mule, with a bag of corn and
a tin bucket upon its back. The rattling of the
kettle frightened the mule, and it settoG on
run. Some men in the road attein pied to stop
it, when it broke into the wood, running dow
the mountain pell-mell over rocks, timber and
one fence. The boy fell soon after the mule
took to the wood, hut his foot struck fast in the
girth, and he was dragg ed all the distance, head
downward. His head was fearfully battered,
and he was Sbf course dead when the mule
stopped. --t
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AGENTS SYANTEEs.
CHERRY LIJMBER!-WANrrn

CHERRY LUMBER!-WAxrE
~ quantity of 4 by inch SCANTT ING, and
also one "a inch BOARDS. IA TO 20 inches wide.
delivered at this place Said Cherrv to he 10,
L. Il or 10 feet long. free of heart. bed corners
or bark. Also, good inch Cherry Plank. All
good Lumber State kind and size.
Persons Offering win state price how irv II q
Lumber is. and how soon and what quantities
they can furnish. Address
W. o. HICKOK,
EAGLE WORKS.
March 8, 1S12,-it. Harrisburg, Pa
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+ THE OLD BoY.-It is said that the 'diviP him
self has been seen at several places along the
Pa r. r. and we believe it, for amt they kept
devilish busy al the time selling dry goods
dress goods, fancy goods. carpets, table linens
gloves hosiery, laces, ribbons, ETC.. at the Man
sion House corner. known as Cheap John s
fMurphy's1 corner, Main and Franklin streets,
Johnstown. John J. is a "broth of boy at
selling CHE III and durable goods. He's the ''old
bow that knows how to please every body