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AND

The above are the most concentrated FER.
TILILERS ever offered to the Farmer
combining all the stimulating qualities Of
Peruvian Guano, and the cyer-duFable ierti-
LIKING properties Of Bones, in fine, dry powder,
prepared expressly for drilling in with Grain
and il is the the universal opinion Of the
farmers Of Maryland and Virginia, after over
twenty years experience in the use of the
Excelsior manufactured by me, that an appli-
cation Of 100 pounds is equal in its effects TO
200 pounds Of any other Fertilizer or Gnano,
therefore fully so per cent cheaper.
With my present advantages and superior
facilities for manufacturing, ! challenge com
petition with any Fertilizer sold In the United
States in Quality, Mechanical Condition and
Price.
By strictly adhering to my Original Form
ulas, using only the most concentrated mate
rails, and experimenting in person their
manufacturers for the past twenty years,
USIFoRN QrAIrY IS GuAhASTEEn.
ps5- Farmers to secure the ONLY GENU.
me EXCELSIOR AND PHOSPHATE,
prepared according by ing Original Formula,
established IN 1855, should see that every Bal
is branded as above, with the ARalySis and
nay name IN Red Letters.
J. Q, A. HOLLOWAY,
Originator and Manufacturer,
l07 MoElderry's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
ron SALE ny
GRIMES Il WEAVER, Agents,
Westminster, Nd.
T.. ENGEL ~ son, Agents,
aug 2-oct II New Windsor, Md.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
In Bachman's Valley, Carroll Co., Nd.

In Baehman's Valley, Carroll Co., Nd.
DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting as Court of
Equity, passed in cause wherein Andrew
Smeach aud others are compliments, and Ann
Marin Smeach and others are defendants, the
undersigned, appointed Trustee by said de-
cree, will offer at Public Sale, on the premi-
SEES, situated in Bachman's Valley, about one
mile north Of Baehman's Mill, on the public
road leading from said Mill to the Hanover
road, on
Saturday, oh day Of September, A. d. 1873,
at clock, p. NJ, the following Valuable
Real Estate, to wit;
LIST. The Home Farm containing
75Acres,2 RoOds & 20Perches
of land, more or less, Of which about 40
acres are in Timber. The improvements
consist Of good Dwelling
House, large Switzer Barn and Al&NA
all other necessary oat.baild' ~ me-
ings usually found on n first. la
class farm. There is an abundance of fruit
with good fencing and in high state OF cul-
tivaiion. kts-4f
%. A Wood Lot near the public road lead
ing from Wisner's Mill to the Pennsylvania
line, containing
6 Acres, 8 Foods and 80 Perohes
pfland, more or less.
Cd. Another Wood Lot, adjoining lot No.
9, containing
4 Acres, q Foods aud 8 Perches
Of land more or less. These lots adioin the
lands Of George LiPPy aud others and are
very heavily timbered
4th A tract Of bottom land, situated on
Pipe Creek, near Haehman's Mill, containing
2 Acres Of Land, more or less,
This property adjons the lands Of Benjamin
Bixler, p II. l.. Myers, and others, and is
very superior meadow land.
To any one in want Of good farm this sale
offers rare chance. Its situation In respect
to churches, schools, post office, &c, and its
close proximity TO the Bachman Valley
Railroad makes il very desirable.
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing any Of the
above lands can call upon the Trustee resid
ing near Baehman's Mill, and for further in
formation call upon or address Smith 4
McKellip, Attorneys nj Law, Westminster,
Maryland. r8lA~ff ##f N
Terms Of iSdie. -one.third part ofihe par.
chase money to be paid in cash on the day ofsale
or upon the ratification thereof by the Court;
balance in one and two years, the credit pay
mcp.s to be secured to the satisfaction ofthe
Trustee, and hearing interest from tho day Of
sale. y. II. l.. MYERS, Trustee.
Smith 4 MeKellip, Solicitors. 2 c.t}
aug 2-is Chas. r. Matthews, Auetr.
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LARGE STOCK OF
Goods,
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
FOR CUSTOM WORK.
Only Filst-ClaSs Work Turned Out.
aug 2.Umos
TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE
OF
A VALUABLE FARM (

RY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting in Equity, the
undersigned, Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, at one o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, the esd day Of August, 1879,
all the real estate whereof Samuel Messenger,
late Of Carroll county, Maryland, died seized,
OF small but valuable Farm, containing, BY
recent survey, the quantity Of
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pg1sDrnTs;S
Z 9tOGE SD : S0I

The subscriber herewith announces bis f0rthcomi Il
volume OF literary odd and ends letters etc. the same
be entitled,
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rVowI>G AND ZABnTsMIE MINING

" mp \Y.-Lo alton I pom =. plac IF bust.
ness Carson C V evaIa; loc tion Of works. Ihgl =
Nashue valley Nni & )is5 let va la >otice:
Z here inquen lie Ol wing 6eScr b Il
ock, account OF mt N". y Ied on the
29tb day ugIs. 1879. thes vera amou ts set op
site Of the i've sharth I'D as follows
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The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifier Of the Complexion in use
Cures FimpIes, Boils, Blotches, Neu-
ralgia, Scrofula, Gout, Rheumatic
and Wercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from a Disordered stats
Of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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18th day OF v.VuEEss, A. ID. 1870.


OND Judicial District Of the State of Nevada in and
for Ormsby couny-In the matter of the estate of Mat
thias RnkePursnan to order OF said court, made
NINTH day of October. A. D. 1879, notice is hereby
given that Monday TIE THIRD day Of November, A. D.
1879 at % o'clock NJ. of that day, being cay of the
,,oyemb .o1m A D. 1879 OF said Dist let Court, the
OF said court has been aponted the time
and place fo- the proving of the will the said Matthias
Rinlle deceased, and of hearing the applications of
Msrcclla F. nlel, wife Of the said Matthias Rnkle, de
4sec aAd willis O. Clarke for the issuance to hem of
i tes nIentary, when and where any person inter
stel maY apleag and contest the
q. II. MARSHALL Clerk.
;reor City, NeyaGa October 10, 1879.
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FFT TnESEAE.-

MY RIST.-N8Tried. at the Church Of the
Holy Name ia this place. Monday Feb. - 1872
10y Rev Father Boyle. NIr &. L. VI IYKfls and Miss
KATIE RIsT. both OF this place.
That was secret well kept. friend Randolph
but iJ is out at LAST do no less than wish
you and your young and handsome bride all the
blessings which pertain To happy weddcd life
May peace and prosperity abide with YOU forever.
but should trials and trihulat ions come may they
be Rln{d)ON)ph cffectually that they VIII be
glad to md Rist-ing place in some other less
favored habitatiOu.
FIICK.-Ma-ried at St Benedict's
church. CarToltcwn. Tuesday. May o. 1879. by
Rev. Father Prior, o. : b, 1Tr. WILLIAM SCHRoTH
and Miss CECILIA FLICK. both of CarrolltoWH.
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LOCAL CORREsPONDENCE.



DRAR Freeman owe you apology for not
writing sooner But my excuse is valid have had
= bad cald-equal to your annual qutnsy In intense
rofn-apd I could not write ! had golden dreams
Of writing happy letters Tor the Fireman, but alas
..tbc hest laid schemes a. mice aud men gang at
agIee 1t f. nothing to write when one has moth
fnp To do and plenty OF time 70 do 1t IN. with q
sOTInd body and clear head to guide the pen. But
such Is not my status just now, and hence, this
ief California on the 18th Of April. It was then
Ioyyfu,r with beauty lovely Paradise The crops
TrDuise an abundant yield. Our folks raised 5000
bushels last wear This year they have the promise
oT N O00 The wheat was headed out. the rye feet
bfvh and the barley lust beginning 10 head.
Millions Of flowers OF every variety and hue dotted
the plains The trees had put forth their leaves.
and the whole landscape was as green as meadow,
while the air was dry, clear. pure and wholesome
How unlike that air Is this damp atmosphere OF
yours. No wonder have cold. On tne ROCKY
Mountains snow from : to u inches deep, ana
tbcrc vvls frost i'm this place last night
This town has improved greatly since lett u uNc
years ago They must he religious people here;
Judging from the number Of churches. on need
not say any more bad things about my friend oi thc
Tribune. Surrounded By this atmosphere. Wlthln
arms reach Of 50 many churches II would simply be
impossible for him to he bad He IS a good boy-lo
AT any rate.
] long to see EbeushurE. and the old ana young
Tohustous. the N'Pikes. and all my friends there,
ifI have any. But let me say here that, lnuch as
love California love IohustOwu still l lived and
taught twentv-oue wears in and around the place,
and I have friends here. They are kind people
here, and shall never forget them.
Yours, h"H i'oA-
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RAPID RAILEoADING.-A through freight train
laden with tobacco from the celebrated Lorillard
establishment made the ran from New ork 10 Chi
cgu last week in the remarkably fast time OF TWEEN
ty-iuur hours. At Mineral Point, this county. the
locomotive struck COW belonging 20 SIr. Samuel
Page, and although it didn't cut hcr into calves
no halycs-it killed her iustautcT. The train was
running at the rate OF forty miles an hour at the
time, and had not the animal been thrown clear of
the track . irst-class wreck would undoubtedly
have been the result
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-09

WELCogE NIsIToR-ATr. 7. II. T.. FouIk of the
popular. eutcrlrisiug and squarc-dc0liug nrm Of
W. L. Foulks Sons x Co. Advertising Agents
Iittsburg paid Us pop visit Tuesday. lie reports
the proposed ''cxcursh' Of the Fcuu'a ". Va and
Ohio Press Association 10 California as assuming
definite shape and l. zcaously aiding his respect
cd father in the preliminary work necessary to NAL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-09
ONE Bryan OLinn

ONE Bryan O'Iinn
Had no brecchcs to wear
He took n small c0bveb,
And made him q pair:
Tncy have one advantage
If they rather thin
They d be fine light and airy.
said Bryan O'LiUu.
The hrecchcs sold bE Jas. J. Murphy. 100 Clinton
street Johnstown. though light and airy. as suit
ing the season of the year, are not of the cobwcb
kind, but solid and substantial and calculated To
wear. NIr. Murphy by the way has received and
opened a new lot Of Spring clOtEiuAg-cheapcr aud
~ the same time better than any he has heretofore
offered the public. ItcOmpTses coats vests. panta-
looms, underwear etc, etc. all of fine fabric and
latest style. Before You make 'selectious of your
Spring suit. You arc recommended to give him q
call II viii DO the fair thing 10y you.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Marv a

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-MaryA Ann
"A Bradley. Executriy of John Bradley, deceas-
ed, Edward Mullen. john Mullen, Margaret
Mullen and Peter Mullen. In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, No. 10. December
Term. 1878. l.. -. diids lrHd. ETDOH.
Having been appointed Auditor by the Court to
report distribution OF the money in the hands Of
the Sheriff arising from the sale Of the defendants
real estate notice Is hereby given that I viii at
tend TO the duties OF my appointment, at my officc
in Ebensburg. on Wednesday, May SISt. 1919 at ?
o clock r nj, when and where those interested are
requested to appear.
VIM. II. SECHLER. Auditor.
EbcuShurg. April y. 1S79.-jt.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.-Bv virtue OF
~ SEndry writs of LsrGrI facias ana p Fc issued
out of the Court of Cannon Pleas Of am brl coun-
lie sale at the hotel Conrad Roah ia Johustasvn
Saturday. H5g SIst. 1879. at o'clock. T. NJ the
following real estate. TO wit:
ALL the right title and interest of Augustine
Donncily and +. J. Br8id0ck terra tenant o. in
borough ia the county of Cambria. and state OF
Pennsylvania. being the same lot designated and
described as lot number twenty tzJ) Walnut street
on plan OF plot Of the town of Cambria. now in
the possession Of James NJ MConaughy-said lot
having front of fry i59} f.et on Walnut street
and being in depth one hundred flOp) feet 20 an al
ley and having lot number eighteen flN3 on the
-outh-Esist and Fourth street on tine northwest.
being the same lot Of ground which Frank kurtz
and Annie. his wife. conveyed in fee to Augustine
Donuelly. party hereto, hy decd dated july tenth
eighteen hundred and sevcnty-iNr Gs15g. Taken
in execution and 10 be sold at the sit JohnSUyu
Building and Loan Association.
Also. ali the right title and interest Of Alfred
Constable. of. In and TO a piece parcel Of land
situated in stony township. Cambria county.
Pa. adjoining lands OF =. SiTittth. Joseph Hon
man, Charles Won L-uncu, and II. Spcichc7. con
tanning leo acres. more less. tb8u1 O. acres of
which are cleared. having thereon erected dwell
ing house and plank barn now in the occupancy
of Henry Laventry. Taken in execution and to be
sold at the suit Of A Burrran
TERMS oF S.LE-Dnc third OF the uur-ha-. mon
cy to i've paid when the property is knocked down
and the remaining twO-thrds 5efOre the cunErna-
tion OF the decd JOHN RYAN. sheriff
SEcritl-s Office. Ebeushurg. May s. ls79
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JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
Sherif~s Ofice. Ebensburg, May o, 1879.
rEGIsTER.S NOTICE-

i = y
Al hereby given that the following named ac-
counts have been passed and hlcd in the Registers
Office at Ebcusburg, ia and for the county of Cam
of said county. for confirmation and allowance.
Wednesday, the +fh day Of June. 4. D. fs19. TO wit:
l. The account Of James Myers. guardian Of An
drew J. Lewis. minor child of Andrew Lewis. late
Of Enensburg borough. decd
,. The account of Margaret Whiliu IdmiuiStra-
trix of John Cochran. late ut tiellitziu borough.
B. The account Of Rev. +. =. Bush. trustee to sell
as thc Church Farm
1. The second and partial account of Sylvester
Byrnc, executor Of James Byrne, late of Carroll
township decd.
.. Tho first AMI partial arcouut Of c. r. Frazer.
executor OF Samuel kvHiy, late of Iohnstown hor-
:. lhe account OF Henry Adams. administrator
"f Abraham 'l-hnu.g. atruf Cambria county deed.
o. Iue second account a. Lewis H iuuCs guar
William Rees minor children Of William and Mary
RecS. late of AIjliyjIIc borough. deed.
S. The account of David Iavcly. guardian of
Joseph r. and James ". Tan. minor children Of
james Iatt, late Of Cambria county decd
Q. The first and hual account OF j.. =. Ngrrcll.
guardian OF Mary :. blh-5t. minor child OF Mary
l.. kccrnlc. late Of JohnstoWu borough de..d-
guardian OF Samuel KccmIe. "a minor child of Mary
l. Kcemle late Of Johu>-owu borough. decd.
Il The second and hual account Of Jacob L. Va
gle. executor of Hannah NcaSun. late Of Allegheny
township. decd.
l.. The first and final account of Michael II
Meaklanl aud Henry Byrnc. executors of William
Wcaklaud. late uf Carroll township. decd.
brand. guardian Of Henrietta Wisel lnuw Oaks.
minor child % Moses ISel. late OF cambria
county decd.
Il. The sceoId and final account cd David Hide
brand guardian of " iiIiam WiseI. minor child
OF Moses Nisel. late of Cambria county. decd
Is. Tho second account of David Hlidchund
guardian OF Jane WisCl, minor child Of Moses
Wi~cl. late of Cambria county. deed.
10. The nrS- and partial account OF George Grum-
bling administrator Of Isaac SInay, late OF Adams
township. deed.
i. The fourth and final account Of stephen Stutz
man. administrator of Lewis Cubaugh. late of
JUhustoNn borough, decd.
Is Tho fir-t account of John Martin and Thomas
Patterson. executors of James Graham. late Of >J1s
guchauua township. deed.
10. The account 0f EliZahctf r. Linton. cNccuiriz
of =. l.. Linton. late of the borough Of Eheusburg
deed
p. The first and final account Of +. p Baker. cx-
ecutor OF Susan NaGlc, late of SUsqUehannI town
ship. decd.
p. The first and final account Of G. VI. Rcade
Esq. administrator Of Daniel Burk. late oI Johns
town borough, decd. auxiliary to administration
taken cut IN MH7catiUe county Iowa. last dumcll-
-. The first and partial account Of John + lib
buyJ and Alvin Evans. Esq. two Of the admiustTa-
tors of Thomas j. Lloyd. late of Ehrnshurg hor-
ough. deed. j. 9. LAKE. Register.
Registers Ofhce. Ebeusburg May .. IS7p.f
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EoCAL AND Personal.

NoTiCE.-The members Of the Democratic
Committee Of Cambria county are respect
fully requested to meet at the Court House
fr Eheusburg. on Tuesday, N1u 21h, instant
at o'clock. p. NJ. for the purpose Of deter
mining the time for holding the Democratic
County Convention.
JosEPH N'DOSALD, Chairman.
EbensburC, May s, 1879.
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DLANING MILL.-Havin

DLANING MILL.-HaVing attached
Il To our LUMBER MILLS near Ashland Furnace
= complete Planning NH, NC are prepared to
work FLOORING. Siding and MOULDING Of every
description and also do turning OF all kinds such
as BROoA. FO1,K and HOE HANDLES. sc. FLOOR
ING and SIDING always on hand ct the Mil and
for sale ut the lowest cash prices.
j. & q. MOORE.
pTil ls. ls79.-Sm.F y. q. address ALToOHA. Pa.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
~ writ Of IcsfGfE Tead. EEDou- issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Dauphin county and 10
directed there will be exposed t. public safe AT
the hotel of Conrad Raah in JohnstOwn. ON Saf5fr-
dag. May 51sf, IS1J at O'Clock r the following
real estate. to wit:
ALI the right title and interest OF South Fork
Coal and Iron Company. Of in and 10 a piece OF
parcel OF land situated in CrOyle township. Cam
hria county. Pa. bounded the north bv I'enn'a
Railroad and on the east. west and south by lands
OF Jacob G. Stinenan, containing acres. more or
less having thereon erected One-and-a-haIf story
plank house and stable, now in the occupancy of
Thomas Kcclan. and coal bank opened thereon.
Also all the right title and interest Of the mineral
right OF the lands owned by Joseph GrJylc and J.
g StincmGu. adjoining lands of Cambria Iron Co.
Ross heirs and Eindlcy Bro s. containing 800 acres
OF less. Taken in execution and 20 De sold
the suit of the Commonwealth Of PcunSy ylysuia.
TERMS or ShIE-CAsH.
JOHN RY An, Sheriff.
Sherins Once John-tovn. May > IS1gl
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=
While IRA Ia - warblcI maiden.
md Buzz, buzz" breathed the busy Ice,
With Summer honey laden:
When DER them burst = carol clear
OF small bird homcwaTi wiuEing;
Youth. maid. and even busy bee
Paused all to list Eis singing.
The song the bird sang, if translated into our
plain prose. would likely be found to consist in
some sort ofcEprcssOu of rejoicing that cold wealth
had flown and Spring had come. That * their
method of celebrating the birth Of the flowers.
Men. the other hand who are not So sentimental,
but cmiucutly more practical. pay due observance
To tn" by dropping In at Godfrey NolH 5,
next door 10 the postoftcc. Altoona, and ordering
one Of those elegant Spring suits he has Just re
cavcd and il dispOSin of at prices low nearly
10 take ones breath away Orders hy mail viii be
promptly and carefully filled. Think of the father
of your c1untry and give G. ". . call.
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The news We desire 20 sow IS Of another and to-
tally different description, and that il will bc ap-
precated 10y the reader entertain doubt.
Not TO make too long story of it. is that
John Lloyd S. Co. High street. Ebensburg. will
during Che present month Of May undertake TO
give their customers some special bargains in dress
and dry goods clothing. groceries. hardware etc.
large stock of which has just been shclvcd. Their
prices have ever been down 10 the lowest notch but
now they will be made more liberal than ever.
Give them early call and ask for special bar
gain
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CAEuoLLrowS. May 5, ls7

DEAR FRRESAN-Last Monday afternoon, while
the wind was blowing a lively gale pheasant was
started up on the hill north Of MI N } BUCK :
residence in ALLEGHENY township and flying In
direct line towards the house aud against the wind
soon after came in contact with a heavy pane OF
ass in one of the windows and shattered II ali 10
pieces so great the force of the coucuSsiou Inc
aSs was oue-cightn of an inch thick and sch was
the velocity attained by the bird that il flew into
the room least ten feet from the point OF entrance
before it dropped to the floor killed by the shock
from the room. and what he would like TO learn no"
from some Of the legal profession is who is rep"n-
-be for killing the pheasant OF season. aud now
is he avoid prosecution for having the brd in hi
possession while consulting the comfort OF hlnScli
and family and 1beyiug the laws OF hygiene by re
moving II from his house? Yours. l. J. r
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-09

Coon NEWS FROH THE EAsT.-M. J. Icitclbauin.
the cnterprising and popular merchant OF Loretto,
has lust returned from the eastern cities with q
large and varied stock Of seasonable and fashiona-
hc goods. selected especially 10 meet the wants g"
every class of customcrs-mcn women and children
He has "a lot of ladies' hats of the very latest
styles which '.lust too lovely. and which VIII
be sure to charm the ewes of all behOldcrs Also.
ladies linen suits, light and airy as the balmy
breath Of Summer. and ht indeed to euiold the
fair forms Of the tfrcciau gracCs or bedecE the
graceful hcIleS of the Alleghenics. Men suits nc
has too. in great varety-clcgant. scaSonahlc and
ashi0uabie-whllc his stock Of boots, shoes hard
ware. tinware notions groceries. etc. etc. courts
the inspection and invites the patronage OF every
body.
SO come one. come all. to the Peoples Cheap Va
riety Store of LorcttO. where you Will he treated
with the utmost attention and respect. and he
sent home cUutentcd and happy with your bar
gains VI. 7. TEITELEAUN. Proprietor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-05-09

This is an apostruphe to Niagara and VIC give it
here Us an Introduction to q remark which de
sire to make. The remark is that there may he
some among our readers. whether OF small or large
means making no difference. who mediate wed
ding tour some other tour. to Niagara else
where this wear. If So he should buy his outfit at
VI. Wolf-S. III Elcvcnth avenue, altoona, from
lately y-rcccivcd stock offspring and Summer ready
made clothing which in point of elegance. excel
leucc and lownes~ Of price H"s never been egualed
in these parts. These remarks apply as well 10
those who have no present intention ofmarTyiug as
10 their more fortunate fellows, and and all are
assured that IL they patroniZe Mr. Wolf they will
get fair and liberal dealing.