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The Rannuet !I.ast Nirhf.

III III tne hsbBYuet lfRSb My nIs--
b The officers of the Grand Lodge OF Vii
| ginia repaired to Pythian Hall last nigh
about l0:30 O'clock. and escorted the So
preme Lodge knights Pvthias. headed b,
4 McCann's band, to Virginia, Hall wher
i thew in comnanv with number of invite
guests, parto p Of an elegant repast prt
pared and served in Mons Gerot's ininiits
BE style. "a 81 q T5 80 aai ~ Nv sf,s.
! The centre-table was presided over b,
ZIP. e. G. Wade. with Supreme Ubancello
berry and p. G. G. Read on either side
fG. X. & @. s.. Handy o,ccupiedi the foot
with A citing s, 81 CARTE and Sp(l. Ken
nerlv on either side. aThe. other tables wer
.nresided over bvSsP. Gs O. of Virginia
! ruitb a numhar az tbe. members IF the Su
irene Todye occunyinr nosts Of honor
the regular toasts were ysS called by P, g. G
Wade and were al follows. III
II TIe SiDren,s iL0cloe of the World
The font of aliTleeitimate, authority in th
ipvthian Brotherhood, ii commands ahk,
opr' resnect, esteem and obed;ences q Re
,snonded to ~ H'r a. Berrv. &c Illinois Z,
I1G- Sf@fV5F SsFN|TSIgT .TRW'gI
, - TbsT O,a7sys IJ,,;peyao1 Rasefl mon IN,
best and most enduring of principles. ma,
il conrse he inward and onward until TN
whole world shall acknowledge its benefi
cent supremacy. EResnonded I'd bvP. s
/ d. Samuel Read. of New jersey.
IA IRE M,ef;c Ty,o $ Fg(yi II. Resnond
ed 10 bv p. e. C.. VII. fl. Russell o
| Missouri 's7t u ~
d The Grand Loaoes. A bright GALAXY,
M The armament If fratern;tiesT Resnond.
ed 10 by pc. q. W. "a. Darlington. o,
|, VirDinia. =
81 orr Count,V d As an Order we
Fknow no North no Sopth M East sne
West. Resnonded. to hv,s'P. G q. Wood.
arnff Of Georoia IND -, - s ~, :,
r6' Tbe, ,Su15orl;nnte Lodoes. Responded
10 Nv p n William 9 G;lmo, III Rich.
mond Va. ia"iM if.rs11 70 ss -
LII aMn5ern K,,;obtbood g II 10 its m;ss;o,
and ito ns,v;ieoe r. rel;eve tbe I;stras sd
and tn cave eSr tHe widow and Ioynban'
RESPONDED to bv p, a. ii tJiD. Pink eft
Of Connecticut AZ 49, n1S1Ta
sI THe In;fed ,Siotes 0of Ame,;co and
Her Mosf Grdc;ous 1fo;est,,s Don,;n;;o,as =.
EMat thew ever vie with each other in nro-
.pagating the cause Of common brotherhood
= in tho ylra ct;ca of Eriapdcbiy Charity sopd
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ILLINOIS.


Gen. Jefferson O. Davis En- Route To
O. the Lava Beds.y
p CHICAGO, April 16.-Genersl Jefferson
G.. Davis, successor to General Candy in
command of the Department Of Columbia,
passed through this city to-day on. the way
to his post Of duty, ), 49,, ~ =, I'M,
An army officer, who visited, the lava
beds. says they can be compared to moth.
ing heihas ever seen in any other section O.
the country. They present the appear
ance that would follow from the sudden OF
instant petrifaction of the sea while most
violent storm was raging. Wave after
wave, curling over each other so as to leave
wide apertures or caves beneath them
afford q continued succession of ragged
sharpedged breastworks, each one of which
forms an almost perfect abatis of solid Law,
rock. a. y ,ii1ii5ss st9il'iat
- ada $50 ~ Ar7rSrarsast avn ~ n fl..r
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WANTED--I WISH %4I So l , Z |Is
loLQRED SERVANT. TO Wash and attend
Apply, with references, to
,alodsasssn Is !. DAVENPORT, JH,.snIS
ap l7-6ts 6sorilss IA First National Bank
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DISAPPOINTMENT

The above sale, owing to the inele,nepcy of
the weather. is postponed until FRIDAY the
18TH of April, 1873, at the hour specified. ~ r
M LYME 4 BROTHER,
ap 10 f1Igt2I ~ Auctioneers,
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Nv ANTED.--" r agency ,ts 'os q. sss

repaired sre f to Employ about ns TWENr a I'VE
FOOD ITANDS-miners preferred to whom
fith families houses will be given. However,
|be-boded men, who ARE willing to learn, can
Re in the neighborhood. For further and full
JAMES L. cAPsrON, Agent, - ! .
Mr., ,Mason's ,store,4 opposite the Old Mar.
BIT. ef,rf - - - 9,,..11-a an l7--lm -
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peS@ CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NoTTCE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE
LIERS, REBRoNzED and REPAIRED-made
to look as good as newly
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
= ap 9-6m SIS Broad Street.
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From Louisfana-T for the seat
n fAtl ,119ii OF War. iiE 3lIT II "
4 New ORLEANS, April 17.-eIt is UNDER
stood that 100 metropolitans, armed as'in-
fantry, with battery of Napoleons, have
left the city for the interior, it is supposed
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THE MODOCs.'
Dispatches from General scnofleid.

Dispatches from General scho6eld. !
SAM FRANCISCO, April 1s.--General
Schofield concludes dispatch to General
iGillem as follows 80 suppose you have
force enough to destroy the outlaws, unless
they succeed in eluding you. Nothing
short Of their prompt and sure destruction
will satisfy the ends of justice, or meet the
expectations Of the government" sasd n.-
WASHINGTON, April ls.-General
Sherman has received the following dis
patch from General Schoield,, dated April
18th ;: "No news from General Gillem
since the l2th instant, but I hope to hear
of decisive action this evening. All avail
able troops are ready to move if the next
reports make it necessary, and will go to
the front if my presence is deemed desira-
ble,p tb
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MUSIC. kc.
HEETs music ssHEEr MUslcl

| have now on hand land receiving daily the
ergestA and most complete stock of SHEET
fUSIO 10 be found In the city, which / am sell
B at retail for ONE-FOURrH LESS THAN
fUBLlSHERSSP RIOES.aaGf4 eYad so sgaa
Europe ordered and same discount allowed.
'lso a lot Of damaged Music at o. cents per
Get. e&Me aaas has E $50 ,F.QnatG 81 iAs
Musical Instruments of every kind at less
IAN New York retail prices iae
Give me a call and be CONVINCED. Teachers
1ll be allowed one.third discount. 4NA
&N7,s GIasO. f. J0HNSTON,FOT
gs. Music and News Dealer,
Xfe 1R.-~daw q xupru -. QlQ Main Street.
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: FL. M G co r M TICKS
MAMMOTH AUCTION
AND
I .l,y COMMISSION HOUSE,
lfI4 MAIN. ST., RICHMOND.

u DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and ~ p. M.
OF Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, CrocIsery, Glassware, and all kinds of
Furniture, Housefurnishng Goods, &c, &c. q
COME ONE, COME ALL, AS WE ARE
5e4 DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY statesmen constantly
in attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods at
private Sale, at auction prices. st /.
z SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun-
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales pnnctually attended to NH 2s-3m
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STOCK tBROKERs.

1iiy 'osTOgK lBROKERs.o2 q -oA CIV
no HTAXAPAYERya aaisiaa agtGHsi sgssne
-i5--T T5I I % l-2-j atlg cszsisssssTs} IL
FOR SALE--COUPONS. RECEIVABLE
R0R TAXES and all dnes to the State. g 2 issfi
~ shVii4a1 q r. ii. MAURY & co. Ittf
NH 22-lmdswaw 4 No 1OI4 Main Street ~
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'futj Gc Financial. ie Es51en1 =si Il
New YORK, April ls.7Stocks quiet
and firm. Gold steady liz; money
firm / to 4 per cent. Exchange long 7,
short 8. Governments dull and heavy |;
state bonds heavy. li1<.a-8 81 y adii.f5s
Failure Of Bankers. 80 A..
New York, April lS.-Messrs. Lock-
wood & Co., successors to LeGrand, Lock-
wood & Co, bankers, have failed. "a z,,r
Arrived, iasteamers Kahn, Deutschland,
Santiago Arrived out, steamer Montreal.
~ ts,.g PENNSYLVANIA. n ffs5,sef
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Bay MORRIS NELSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR, l425 MAIN ST.,
Has on hand for sale by the yard, the very best
and most stylish and cheapest, CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES AND vESTINGS to be found in
the city. APP lin
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01ne show front in Messrs Gels. Foster
q quinn new store building on Clinton
street., Johnstown, is said to he tho most
gorgeous and elegant thing of the kind TO he
Iouhd outside OF the big cities 1t might he
auoeo that a more gentlemanly trio than
the nrm named cannot be trotted ont any
where. They are not only nnsurpassahIa on
show fronts, but take the lead at ojI tines
IN me SHOW OF rich and desirable goods
winch they show to customers with great
pleasure and show them very clearly how
money can he saved in buying at their man.
Inoth establishment. They are now ready
TO supply dry goods, notions etc, at whole
sale rs well as retail, their wholesale depart
ment being hlled. with an immense stock
"nlch VIII be sold at lowest wholesale CITY
prices Country merchants should call
In portion of our edition last week we
announced the suspension of all the banking
houses with which VIM. NJ. Lloyd, ESQ. of
Altoona, is connected, including the one in
TINS place. The suspension was caused by
the fallu ure on Thursday of last week of
Messrs. Lloyd, Hamilton 81 Co., of New
ork, to meet their obligations, and being
the first brick in a row of twelve. its fall
caused the others to topple over in quick
succession. Up to present writing matters
remain in Stdtu quo but the assurance hav-
ing been given by Mr.. LLOYD himself tIat
the assets of the several institutions are am
ply sutficie mt to meet all their liabilities and
n full statement having been promised at as
early day possible, everybody is, like
Micawber, breathlessly "waiting for some
thing to turn up, are confident it
will in the right direction if the patience of
creditors will permit and the financial abili- !
ty and well known integrity of Mr.. Lloyd
and his several partners can succeed in !
bringing about that much wished for con-
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% FGISTER,S NOTICE! Notice

-
AS is hereby given that the following Ac-
ter's Office at Ehenshury, and Will be presented
to the Orphans Court OF Cambria county, for
confirmation and allowance, WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 3D. A. ID. 1873. to-wit:
!. The first account of Henry Warner, admin
istrator OF Anthony Hunt, late of jackson
township deceased.
g The account OF Francis O'FrieI, trustee ap-
pointed TO sell the real eSTIte of Jas. cGough,
late o: Allegheny township, deceased.
3. The first and partial account of VIM Kit
tell, administrator of Hugh Jones, late of Cam
Dria tow nShip, deceased.
4. The final account of VIM. Caldwell guar
dian of Frank a. J Johnston.
D. The account of Francis O'Fricl and Charles
Miller, executors of Daniel Miller, late of Lo--
retto borough, deceased.
g. The second and final account OF William
Young, executor of Isabella Brown, late of
COnemaugh borough, deceased.
Z. The first aud final account of JnO. J. TOung,
guardian OF II. ii. Brown, minor chIld of Isa-
3. The second and final account OF j. \. Ken
nedy, administrator of Dominic Mcbride, late
of Carroll township, deceased.
8. The account of John Benton, adniniStra-
tor cum testdmelttO dlt7lt.CO of Joseph LHrimcr,
late of Johnstown borough, deceased.
10. The partial account of James j. KaylOr,
executor of Edward A. Burk, late of Washing
ton township, deceased.
IL. The first and partial account Of Ellen NJ.
Walters administrators OF Henry Walters, late
Of Johnstown borOua h, deceased
u. The first and partial account OF barbara
BifIinger. administratrix of Christian BttInger,
late of Conemuugh borough, deceased.
IL. The first aud final account of Jos. Criste,
guardian of Eliza and Daniel Kyle, minor chill
drCn of Wiuifred Kyle, late of Washington
township deceased.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Nov 3, 1873.
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LIGHT BUCKwHEAT CAKES-To one
quart of buckwheat flour add three table
spoonfuls of mOlasses or syrup, and three
teaspoonfuls of salt; then add one quaI of
warm water Cor warm water and sweet
milk; let it stand over night in warm
place; in the morning, when ready 70 bake
stir IN thoroughly two measures of Banner
Baking Powder; bake Immediately on a hot
griddle.
Each can of the Banner Baking Powder
contains a small measure, to be used even
full. according to printed directions. If you
cannot obtain this really valuable article
from your grocer, send twenty-five cents by
mail, addressed to Banner Baking Powder,
p. o. Lock Box 317, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
you will receive, postage paid, a quarter
pound package, together with list of fifty
valuable recipes.
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MENEA L.

JONES-DOYLE,-M on Tuesday, 2St b
ult., in ST. AuguStfue's church, st. Augustine,
by Rev. Father McEhrue, Mr. WIN. II, JONES,
(formerly OF Cambria Uwp.D and Miss CATUA-
RINE DOYLE both of Chest Springs.
KREUTEER- HOOVER. - Married, at same
time and place, by the same. Mr., JACOB KREUT-
ZEis- of CtrrolltOwn, and Miss MARY HOOVER,
of St. Augustine.
CONFER -OSBORN.-Narried, at the pas
toral residence of St. Johns Catholic church,
Johnstown, on Tuesday. 18th ult., by Rev. o.
P.Gallagher, Mr. JOHN CONFER, of East Cone
maugh, and Miss AGGIE OSBORN, of Eoder
township.
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cold snap may not last long, but if you put
off buying an oTereoat- or your supply of
warm clothing you may find that winter has
come before you are ready for it. Buy in
time, then, aud buy from James j. Murphy,
109 Clinton street, .JOhnstown, who has a
very complete, very handsome, and a very
cheap stock of winter clothing just now on
his shelves, and can please any mans taste
and suit any mans purse.
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TRADE WTNDS.-Tell me, We winged
winds that round my pathway roar-tell,
oh tell me where, oh where I'll find the
cheapest store? The winds replied and this
they said, I never yet in all my trade
have had the luck TO suit my mind more
fully in goods of every kind than at Myers 81
Lloyd's cheap store complete, whose stock
and prices none can beat.
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A KISSING SCENB.-"Oh kiss me and
60" said the maid of his heart, as she prof
fered her lips as his pay to depart /; ''the
my kindest and dearest, just kiss me and
go!' And the smack that he gave her was
tarnation loud, as they parted that morning
at the steps of the door, and soon the brave
'lovyer" was lost in the crowd that was
rushing pell nell to S. J. Hess & Bro. S
cheap clothing store, 141 Main street; Johns
town.
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CLOTHING by MAIL--That is to say, send
your measure by mail and you get your
clothing by express, made expressly for yOu,
at Oak Hall, by WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Sixth and Market, Philadelphia.
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OBSTCAE v.

DONOVAN.-Died, in this place, on Satur-
day last. of diptheri1, GEORGE, son of Michael
aud - Donovan, aged about7 years.
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CTRAY STEER.-Came into the
~ enclosure of the subscriber, in Chest
township, on or about October 3oth, Dun
COLORED STEER, one year old last Spring,
with tail cropped short. No other marks visi-
BILE. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take II away
otherwise it will be disposed of according TO
law. ADAM LElDhN-
Chest Twp, Nov. Z, 1s73.-3t. r- e--fE
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TOAIMISsIONER3S -NOTICE =

~ SARAH Ann TURNER, by her next friend.
SAA.UEI. TRIES IS "a iiCEI IuItN Common ~
IS73-Llbcl III DtCUTcs.
oct. 2d. 1873, the Court appoint W HORACE
ROSE, Esd-. a Comm SSi3neT 20 take testimony
i'm his case From 1 he Record.
F. Notice is hereby given. that. pursuauI 10 the
above s.ttf, Will sit ut NV office, n
.he Enr0tilsh of JGlsirSfown, on W EIfN ESD 4
Nov 18Th 1873 n oclock, p. A. at y i.-.l time
all parties interested can att.'' If they see
proper. N.tlCftACE ROSE,
1ohRsto'vn, Oct 22- 1913, Commissioner,
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"A UDITOR,S NOTICE -Havine

"a Y D1fOR :. NOl1OE Having
AA been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court of Cambria County to report distribution
of the money III the bands OF Wn. II. Sechicr
ESQ. Executor of Richard Thomas deceased
as shown by his first account, confirmed Sept;
Q, 1873, to and among those entitled thereto, al
parties Interested are hereby UOtlfcG that L
viii attend TO the duties OF said appointing nt,
at nv Office in Ehensburg. on THURSDAY, TiE
20TH DAY OF NOVEMBER lss5, at : o'ct5ck =
N, when and where they Must presenl their
GLAZING, or be debarred from coming in on said
fund, GEO. ". cAIAAN, AuoitDf'-
Ebensbur.y. Oct. %, 1S73.-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-AH persons
~ knowing themselves indebted to me are
hereby notified to call and settle at the store of
4. A BARKER & SON and settle their accounts.
After January Ist, 1874, my books will be left
with proper officers for collection. Those who
wish to save costs and trouble will pay atten-
tion to this notice. V. ). BAIekER.
Ebensburlr, Nov. I, 1873.
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NOTICE- IN PARTITION-T,

NOTICE IN PARI11ION- - o
AV ROBERT Donaldson, one of the heirs
and legal representatives of EDWARD DONALD
SON, late Of Washington township, Cambria
county, deceased:
Take notice that an Inquisition will he held
at tho late dwelling house OF Edward Donald
son, late of Washington townships Cambria
county, Pennsylvania. deceased, on FRIDAY,
THE I4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. a. ID. 1873, AZ. 10
O'CLOCK. A. NJ, for the purpose Of making par
ttion of the real estate of said deceased 10 aud
among his children and legal -FepreSeutat ives,
if the same oan he done without Prejudice to
or spofiinS the " hole; otherwise to value and
Gppr3se the Same--Jt which time and place yDu
are requested to attend-if you ihinlS proper.
w. B-BDNACkE& Sheriff.
-Sherinrs Ofice, Bloomsbury, Q ct. -, 1913.
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APPRAISEMENTS.

VETIDOWS' APPRAISEMENTS.
w Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Appraisements of Personal Property
of decedents, selected and set apart for the
Widows of intestates, under the Act oF Assem-
bly, of 18th April, a. ID. 1851, have been filed in
the Registers Office, at EbensUurg, and will be
presented to the Orphans Court, for approval
and allowance, on WEDNESDAY,, TIE Sd DAY OF
DECEMBER, a. d. 1873, to-wit: ..-..
/. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for Theresa
A Weible, widow of Andrew Weible. late of
Cambria township, deceased,-S300.
2. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart fol the use of
Eve Rider, widow of John Rider, late of SUM
MERRILL township, deceased,-$i37 SO.
3. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for sarah Can
an. WIDOW of Robert ii. Canaan. late OF Johns
town borough, deceased,-S3CO,
Il. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for Mary Don
oughe, widow of Patrick Donoughe, late or
Allegheny township, deceased,-$D0.
JAMES VI. SINGER, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, Nov. o. 1873.
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NOTICE All persons knowing
n,boso hooks are now in my hands, as well as
ali tft1se who are indebted TO me personality on
book account or otherwise,are hereoy nolihed
tbot iT tbSv do rot call ana settle ON or before
the ,ttrst nav of December, proximo, their at
eounts will be piaced in the hands OF II. :, Hads,
IS = F s,iIection Parties interested will do
we'll therefore to heed this notice
wen INC N' - .-la. - s NJ. DOUGLASS. =
Chest Twp, Nov.f, IsI3-5t.<
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.xECrTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE-I have this day bought
AZ from ROMAN EBIG of Carrolltown bor-
with him and for his use until further notice;
COW, Ihog, Ibareau,l table, stand, chairs,
l cooking stove, i heating stove, ? beasteads
and bedding, ] cupboard. link, I clock, and n
SET OF dishes. thereby warn all persons against
IueddliHg or in any way interfering vita S,'id
property. PETER ST0LFZ.z
: Barr Twp. Cambria Co, oct, is, Is73.-al-at,+
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"A ADMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

SA Estate of MARY DoSAHoE, dec Il
Letters Of Administration on the estate OF
MARY DONAHOE, late of Washin nGton wnship'
CaoII5ria county. have been granted to the un-
derSigncd, residing in said townShip,to Whon
ali persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those nav
ing claims or demands will make known the
'''''i0 THOMAS DONAHoE, Admir-.
Washington Twp, Oct 81, lS13.-st.~
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Protect Your Buildings!
W hlch may oe done With less than quarter
tue usual expense by the use OF
GLAE'S R4TENT SLiTE R00FIyG PANT

y roof may be covered with q very ches "
Single. aud by the application OF this SLtte be
made 70 last from p tor50 years. Old roofs can
be patched and cUated and made to look much
better and last longer than new shingles with
out the State, for one-third the cost OF re-shing
l:ag.
Tnc cost OF stating new shingles is only about
the cost Of simply ;ayITV them, and the slate is
upon - as may BE- easily tested by any one, and
rs appears from the fact That Insurance COM
PtI.les make the same tariff that they do for
slated roof.
For tin and iron il has no equal. as-it expands
oS neat and contracts by cold, and never cracks
or scales For Cemetery fences it is 6articu-
IttiH uIlaptel The Slate or Paint is ExTT-EME-
IH CHEAP- Two gallons VIII covers hundred
sQuerC feet of shinglc roof ar over foiIr bnn-
dred OF tin or iron Price of the Slate ready
for use Is TO cents per gallon. SIC per haif bar
TtIsor SaO per SrrsI@ @i about 40 gallons. freighl
from New York added. We furnish and allpIV
the material FOR $3.50 per zoe square feetfreIEht
added.
The Paint hasa very heavy body bot is en- siI,
applied with u or6 inch colorng brush. ON
old and rotten shingles il fills up the holes and
pores, hsrGens them. and gives new and SUBJ
stantial roof that viii last for years. On curled
or warped Shingles. il brings them TO their place
tin or feltin2 roofs and Istups the leak. One
coat il equal - ten OF ordinary paint, The
color OF jhe slate when first applied is of a dark
purple; in about month &C changes to a light
slate. It is a slow dryer, but rain
VIII not affect it in the lenst one hour after 1T
is put on.
Samples sent to any part of the country by
express, e. o. u. II ordered to be sent by
freight, the money must accompany the order.
Orders respectfully solicited. Address,
b. J. WIES rLING, Middletown, Pa, or
II. r. WRESTLING. Huntingdon Pa,
tirgdon, Bedford Blair and Cambria Coun-
TIES loct.JT-lm-l
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with the usual allowance of six per cent. for
roads-35 ACf,Ps of which cleared-huving
thereon erected a stNo-StOry PLANK hOUS Sc
and a small LOG STA BILE.
TERaIS OF SALEs.-rhe costs incident to
partition and sale TO BE paid on confirmation oe
sale; two-thirds of the balance of the purchase
money to be paid to the heirs aud legal repre-
sentatiVes Of the said deceased, or the parties
entitled thereto, in one year thereafter, with
interest; and the remaiRing third 10 remain as
a lien on the premises until the death Of Eliza
Beth Wilson, late Elizabeth Maxim, widow OF
said deceased, the interest whereof TO be paid
annually and punctually TO her during her lire
time, and at her death the said remaining third
to be paid to the heirs and legal representatives
aforesaid, or the persons then legally entitled
to the same-Jhc purchaser to enter into recUg-
nizancc in the Orphans Court. with sufficient
surety, to be approved of by the said Court, for
the payment of the purchase money aforesaid
Oct. 3l.-3t- w. b. BONACkER, Trustee