' V AUG. 15, 18C7. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. v TQiLT.fiila' The foundation for the new '.'ilie church ia this place is about receiv- t'le finishing touches, and ia a most ub :!"rt;il handsome piece of masonry. If ''WiiCC of the work is as well executed, v-e iiiive no doubt it will be, the edifice ' lie ia huuor to the spirited congregation, V"l'e crmuoent to our town, and a lasting ,!. , ::, :.t to the abilities of its architect, J. ' Easlv, l-1- an1 tue contractors engaged :-its ercctiou. In aid of this sacred enter 'J;4 ;t s uchigned to hold a Harvest Home ?r't:val on Tuesday, the 3d of September '"it a111 aAXr promises to be replete r '-.! nkuiant and innocent recreation and iruri l i. : c ule.a splendid siIK dress ana a vaiua- tTAtch will be awarded to the fortunate i!urs uf the lucky numbers, and in the "Ijjp-iiaie everybody ia solicited to aid a dc ";rVi,iTcau by taking chances in the gift - bv yor.ns; ladies engaged in soliciting fr these prizes, aim we irusi mey ,r j rL.,i'iye Vbersl greeting from all classes. CiiAKf-E or B.veb. Philip Collins. Esq., vwmj'ot of Lis large and hand-'r-Yi rtsfJttrce, rcteutiy refitted and refur .i.L oi Hisrh street, Rtd can now boaBt i t occnv-vK-y of wi of the mott comfurta- le nxl coKveuiont homes !n the Stat. I . Siitx'rnatMT, Lsfl-, has reoiOTed to the ust made vacant by tie removal of nr. OAi'o, wiiicu iio prcna.sei irom mat , ntkt;iaii goevs moRtlw ao. ilarry Shoe .Aer has bou left ".alone ia Ida glory," t wiils oa his customers with as much Ucrity if you krxiw what that is and as , ;.il;nc a countenance is it nothing unusual ni happened. W-e trust Hairy will bo ta:ort'- in Lis loneliness by the frequent 'itscf jod customers, as it would be a v if so fair a flower (Harry keeps the best f i!u.r) hoi J d be permit ted to "waj-te its i ;tgraacc cu tha desert ait." By all means y wLat you want from Harry. do Tjiu L"HETT j PiC-Nic. We had the plca .;: if ln'ins prenont at the pic-nic held in a . ,;,ghtful prove, near the village of Loretto, in Wednesday htt, and must say th.'.t we iiL-ver witnessed a social re-uniou more in ac . -rd with true enjoyment and proper deco rum. We greeted many friends in attend ee from Altoona, Johnstown, Wilmore, niiil uther points, and they all concurred in vxytestUuis of delight at the manner in which i he affair was conducted. A large concourse eop! was In attendance, and scarcely an finery word even was heard amid the diu of : :j'py vcmcw. We dkl not learn how much vfi realized in aid of the worthy cause for vkliith it was gotten up, but doubt not the iuui wa exceedingly gratifying. Dkap. Mr. Hjomas O'Brion, of Munster Jowrhlitp, who, it wj.ll be remembered, was rvLlc.vl in the early part of laet spring of a ronsiJerable sum in gold and tilver, ditd at Lis riidtnrein that township on Saturday !.wt. S.me two weeks ago, we have been iii'jrmcd, Mr. O'B. was on his way to the factory with a sack of wool, and accidental ly fell from his buggy, receiriug internal"iu j :rir-s of such a nature as to result in his 'icath, as above stated. Mr. O'Brien was al-out 70 eara of age, and during more than l;a'.f ls lifetime resided in Cambria county. His remains were interred at the Summit on Mouday. May he reet in peace. Celestial PltENOMKNA. Most of our cit- hrr.s were attracted to the streets, on Satur day evening last, to witness a plaasing phe rioma in the nppearance of the fky, which Teas cricircled vith two or three large strips of dark blue, having the setting sun for their base. One scientific gentleman assured v.t that they were produced by the reflection of the tun' rays on the new store-room of Mill fc Davis. We failed to "sec it in that l;gbt." but it occurred to us that the proper reflection for every person to make is that the above gentlemen have reduced the prices of all their goods in order to close out their stock us far as possible preparatory to their removal to their new quarters. Jim Cram eh. -We notice clrewhere the noinitiKtlon by the Democracy of Iilair coun ty of our whole-souled and double-breasted fiirnd and patron, Jim Cramer, for the office cf KherilT. Jim entered the lists on his own resmsibility, some five years ago, as a can didate for County Treasurer, and was elected i y a handsome mnjnntv over the Republican r.oicinee. Ho has lct none of his personal popularity since then, and although be has a tanier horse to pull agamst in the person of Capt. M'Keage, we still hope for his tri umphant election this timo. We shall toss f ur hat in an extacy of glee if Jim should prove the winner m the race. Glortucs ! What delightful and refresh ing showers fell to our lot (and everybody else's lot in this viclnitv ) on luesdar. At- ter an almost uninterrupted drought of sev rid weeks duration, the floodgates opened nd the rain descended to bless and revivify tU earth, and all nature now Beems as Ftnil trig and as redolent of joy aa a blooming younc mls docked out in the most gorgeous arrnv from the cheap cash store of J. M. Thompson, on High street, where everything ia the mercantde line can be bought at the lowest possible price". Sometiiixg Xr.w. A want has been sup plied ia our cooimunity bv the establish rnent of a store devoted exclusively to the sale of ready-made closing and gentlemen's lurnishtns tr'xxw. Andv Majruire, in con nection with a non-residont partner, lies tipened out a full lino of god of this kind &t his room on Main street, and by the aid of a tnperb stock and moderate prices ia de termined to win his way to public favor. V.'e Lope to see the new enterprise liberally encouraged. Ltt or Jurors. The followinc -persons have been drawn to serve as Grand and Tra verse Jurors for the ensuing term of Court, commencing on Monday, Sept. 2d, 1867 : Grand Jurors. Henry Walters, Foreman, Summerhill Tp. George Delany, farmer, Allegheny Tp. David Rowland, farmer, Blacklick Tp. George Eagle, farmer, Conemaugh Tp. John Shaffer, do do do lingh towards, farmer, Cambria Tp. John M'Bride, do do do Jesse Inlow, farmer, Clearfield Tp. Daniel Dumm, carpenter, Carroll Tp. Isaac Evans tanner. West Ward, EbeuBb'g. D. A. M'Closkey, laborer, Gallitzin Tp. Jos. Crouse, bi'ksmith, 2d W'd, Johnstown. K. B. Gageby, blacksmith, 8d W'd, do James Quinn, tinner, do do William J. Ivurts, carpenter, Loretto Bor. Patrick Connelly, laborer, Millvillc Bor. William A. Makin, miller, Richland Tp. Henry Hughes, inn-keeper, Summitv'le Bor. Thomas Conrad, miller, Washington Tp. James Farren, farmer, do do William M'Manamy, farmer, White Tp. Daniel Donnelly, farmer, do Jackson J. Horner, farmer, Yoder Tp Traverse Jurors. First Week. John Counery, farmer, Allegheny Tp Jacob Sherry, do do do Anthony Anstead, farmer, Chest Tp Philip Thomas, . do do do Christian Fulmer, farmer, Carroll Tp John Feightner, do do do John Bender, do do do Nicholas Snyder, do do do Frederick Snyder, do do do George Seymore, do do do Levi Weakland, do do do Celestine M'Muilin, farmer, Clearfield Tp Lewis Burgoon, do do do Thomas G Davis, farmer, Cambria Tp Robert Edwards, do do do William Larmer, do de do John E Junes, do do do Daniel IViDgle, farmer, Croyle Tp Silas F.urke, do do do Lewis Bcamer. moulder, 1st w'd, Conem'gh William Grant, miner, 2.1 ward, do W J Bendon, carpenter, Carrolltown Bor Lewis Rodders Charles O'Hagar, miner, Gallitzin Tp Christian Snyder, sr, farmer, Jackson Tp Henry Acl-'ms. do do do Eben James, merchant, 1st w'd, Johnstown Jas M'Muilin, carpenter, 2d w'd. do John W Easly, carpenter, 3d w'd. do Jno A M'Kiuney, merch't, 4th w'd, do Reuben Haynes, brickmakcr, 6tli wd, do J K Hitc, gentleman, 5th ward, do James Darby, miner, Millville Bor Thomas Judge, boss, do do Patrick Boyle, miner, Tropect lior John Wingard, farmer, Richland Tp Josoph Bearer, farmer, Susquehanna Tp Henry Lloyd, do do do John Bearer, justice," do do Edward Lynch, farmer, Summerhill Tp John Doran. do do do Solomon Benshoof, farmer, Taylor Tp John Powell, farmer. White Tp ? M George, gentleman, Washington lp George Wintrode, inn-keeper, Wilmore Bor saac Wise, gentleman, do no Michael M'Colcan. teacher. do do Jacob J Strayer, laborer, Yoder Tp Second Week. Michael Maguire, farmer, Allegneny Twp George Flick, do do do William Evans, farmer, Blacklick Twp John J Burns, merchant, Clearfield Twp Patrick Finaghty, farmer, do do i'eter Adams. do do do Peter Trexler, do do do Thomas Devsrcaux, farmer, Cambria Twp Edward Thomas, do do do Leonard Farabaugh, farmer, Carroll Twp Augustine Luther, do do do John Yahner, do do do John Knepper, jr, farmer, Croyle Iwp Joseph Croyle, do do do Henry Mellon, sawyer, Chest Twp Goo W Krise, farmer, do do Rich'd Sanderson, laborer, Conemaugh Twp David Noon, farmer, do do Wm II Canan, farmer, 1st ward, Concm'gh Chas Helfrich, laborer, 2d ward, do John Siberts, inn keeper, 2d ward, do Michael Connery, roller, Cambria lior Henry Gore, laborer, do do John Kurtz, miner, do do Syl Weakland, bi'ksmith, Chest Springs Bor R II Singer, blacksmith, W wd, ibensuurg J A Moore, gentleman, E ward, do Arthur Devlin, farmec, Jackson Twp Henry Tritchard, merchant, 2d wd, Johnst'n David Hamilton, carpenter, 5th wd, do John Bradley, merchant, Loretto Bor hvan G Lewis, pattern-maker, Milivi.ie lor Moses narshberger, farmer, Richland Twp reter J Lehman, do do do Levi Orris, do do do Jacob II Stull, do do do Moses K ring, do do do Samuel Breth, farmer, Susquehanna Twp David Powers, do do do James Shorthill, laborer, Summerhill Twp Leonard Kest, inn-keeper, Taylor Twp Finley Abies, farmer, do do Thomas Mullin, laborer. Washington Twp Wm Fleming, farmer, White Twp Asa II Fisk, merchant, do do Lewis Edwards, farmer, Yoder Twp Henry Peden, do do do do do do LOCAL CORHESFOXDEKCtV Johsstown, Aug. 13, 1867. Dear Freeman We read somewhere of an erratic individual named John P. deLeon, who, a number of years ago, emigrated to the new world and instituted a rigid search for a fabled stream which would have the effect of rejuvenating old age, or insure eter nal youth. According to the best authority on the snbjfct. Ponce deLeon failed to dis cover the object of bis search, and had he been around here last week looking for local items he would have been equally unsuccess ful. As your intelligent readers would, however, be disappointed not to have the usual infliction of a letter from here, I must perforce write something. I have heretofore neglected to notice a de cided building improvement now in course of erection on Main street. A three story brick, with a front of about 34 feet and running back 88 feet, is being built by Mr. John Parke ou the lot adjoining the old Mansion House property. When completed it will be one of the largest business houses in town. Col. Frazer has broken ground for his new building immediately opposite. This will be a two story brick, in size 23J b3' 43. The brick-layers commence this week on the new school house, on the cor ner of Franklin and Canal Streets, and it is the intention to push it to a rapid comple tion. The foundation for a new Town nail, to be built by a joint stock company, will be put up this fall, but the building will not be erected until spring. The site for the new Hall is at the corner of Clinton and Canal streets. About $2,000 has been subscribed by the members of the Presbyterian congregation for the purpose of putting a tower and spire on their new church. The work is to be done immediately. Tha roof timbers have been placed on the new Methodist church and all the exterior work will ere long be completed. It is es timated that this church will cost $C0,000 The paving of Cinder street, from tho end Use the Best. Blades'1 Evphonial Lu bricators are a medical preparation in the form of a LozeDge. and ars universally con sidered the most pleasant, convenient and ef fectual remedy m use for Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, Croups, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Diptheria, and all Pulmonary Complaints. They are warrantkd to give quicker and more lasting benefit in the above affections than any other remedy. Also to contain no deletarious ingredient, and not to offend the weakest and most sensitive Stomach. Blades' Constitution Pills are so called be- 1 cause of their peculiar effect upon the Liver, Stomach, Blood and Nervous System. For inactivity of the Liver, for the Stomach in derangement, or Dyspepsia, they will de light the patient with their mild and bene ficial effect, especially it alter long continued indigestion and .costiveness, they are left with periodical returns of the Sick Headache. In case of a severe cold, producing Chills and Fever, vou can break it very soon by using the Tills as per directions with each box. JOHN H. BLADES & CO., augS-7y Proprietors, Elmira, N. Y. For sale by all Druggists ; 25 cts. per box. Going Vert Fast. This is an age of wonderful inventions. The minds of inge nious men have brought forth machinery fa cilitating and making labor easy. And among the rest the Blacksmith has not been forgotten, for I. C. Singer has invented a machine which makes the process of bending light or heavy tires, bands, &c, an easy and very pleasant task. This machine is gauged and numbered so as to tell exactly where to place the rollers in order to bend any desired diameter. Hundreds of references jan be sriven. To get tho machine, address R. 11. Singer, Ebensburg, Pa. K. B. A few State rights remain to bo disposed of. None need apply for Pennsyl vania, as the inventor intends holding it fur the purpose of selling machines. r. S. The place to get your horse well shod, your wagon tire made and general blacKsmithing done, is at lv. 11. Dinger s shop, near Isaac Evans' tannery. Joseph Strayer, TKitsoHAL. We neglected to notice era tV.is the advent amongst ua of our friend, f'r. J. L. Brallier, as wholesome and amia ble aa ever. May his list of customers "in crease and multiply." J. Patton Thompson and his "bonniebride" a,c giving our village the bonefit of the wa p,IJg clays of the honeymoon. It is aston lbhing how gracefully the aforesaid Joe has put on the regalia of the Benedictine order. atai. Accident. We learn from the "itUburgh Post that a man, name unknown, pun over and killed by a passenger train on the Pa. II. R., a short distance west of treason, this county, on Friday last. The engineer did not discover the presence of the Victim until it was too late to save his life. 0Br.EitT. The store of Mr. James Gard eT at Blacklick station, Indiana county, A' ectercd by burglars, a couple of weeks , nc and despoiled of some three or four UMreJ dollars worth goods. A man tru tStkes' h'3 wife an1 eoi;. Lrive been - ett r.n nspirion r,f l;ng the thicyi?; of the Conemaugh bridge as far down as the carpenter, Carrolltown Lor iron bridge, is piogressing finely. This is , butcher, E ward. Ebeusburg an improvement which was much needed, and will greatly enhance the value of prop erty in that locality. The company engaged in building the water works have got into a little difficulty with the owner of the-land upon which the works are to be located. 1 he company con sidered the price asked for the land as rather exorbitant, and refused to pay it. Suit was brought for payment for the ground and al leged damages which the owner sustained, and viewers having been appointed, the land was appraisod. The viewers reported on Saturday evening, and rendered a decision to the effect that Mr. Jccoby had suffered damages to the amount of $1,000, and valu ing the land seventy-three acres in all at $1,500. So the matter rests at present. About a dozen boys were arrested on Sat urday for assaulting young man and two ladies who were riding in a buggy, about two miles below town. The information set forth that they had stopped the horse, used unseemly language in presence of the ladies, and threw stones at the party after they had been permitted to pass on. The case was settled by the youthful offenders paying to the driver of the buggy $10 and footing up the bill of cots. A man residing on the "Island" had about $100 in greenbacks stolen from him, a week or two ago. He had reason to sus pect a couple of ladies who had been visit ing at his house, and who resided at Flor ence. An officer was sent to search thern for the missing funds, but no trace of the money could be found. Moral don't keep any extra money. Your correspondent was so unfortunate as to lose a. valuable watcn last weelc. lie had been ut work on a building on Main street, an! had taken on his vest (in one pocket of which was the watch) and left it in the viiinity of where he was at work. Some euterprising individual meandered 'round in that direction and elevated tne time-piece, kindly leaving the vest. No trace of watch or thief lias since been dis covered. Moral don't leave a watch lay around loose. Who will present Sku Bal with a brick watch 7 Oue of the recent improvements in Cam bria borough is a large ball alley, which is located at the lower end of the villi ome of our Cambria city inends excel in this species of healfhful and exciting exer 1 wo Cricket clubs have been lormed in town, and as some of the members are ex ports in this interesting game it affords the uninitiated a great deal of pleasure to wit ness their playing. I had almost forgotten to note that an ex citing foot race is to come off on Saturday, on the old tow-path, below the second lock. The stake ij 550 a side, but outside bets to a considerable amount have been put up iy the backers of the different parties. The names of the contestants are Redmond and Davii, and a3 they have each been undergo ing a severe process of traiuing and diet the race will be well worth witnessing. Attempts were made to hold four differ ent pic-nicH last week, but the leaky con dition of the canopy overhead effectually squashod them. Your correspondent had the pleasure of attending a pic-nic at Loretto on Wednesday last, and as our friends there know how to manage such affairs, everything went off, of course, agreeably. The ball at the Shield's House, in the evening was an immense af fair, and for order and general satisfaction could not bo excelled. I was highly gratified, during my brief stay at Loretto. to see an old fellow student of St. Francis, II. L. M'Cullough, Esq. Harry looks as young as in days gone, when the thorny path to knowledge wa3 not alto gether our worst bother. My talented friend s now practicing the profession of law in Pittsburgh, and it will require neither a prophet, nor the son of a prophet, to pre diet for him a brilliant career, Sku UAL. Splendid Prizes in Greektsacks. Over $-3,000 in Greenbacks; $10,000 in Sewing Machines ; $0,00 in Washing Machines ; a vast amount of Hoop Skirts, Albums, Books, Gold Pens, Pencils, Lockets. &c-, &c, to be distributed to the subscribers and purchasers of the Home Amusement. Every yearly sub scriber gets twenty-four tickets, drawing from $5 to $100 each in Greenbacks. Can vassing Agents clear from $10 to ?15 per day raising Clubs. Sample copies with a prize ticket and full directions and instruc tions to Agents, sent by mail, by enclosing ten cents, addressed to the Home Amuse vient. 78 Nassau Street. New York. Male ard Female Canvassing Agents wanted in every town and neighborhood in the United States. 4 NXOUXCEMENT. To the Citizens of Cambria County : I offer myself as an Independent candidate for JU' BY COMMISSIONER at the approaching election. JOHN TORTER. Susquehanna Tp., August 8, 18G7. 1 I j 1 WAiM LU I All per sons who know themselves to be in debt to the subscriber, either by note or book account, are requested to call and make im mediate payment, otherwise their accounts will be left for collection. Aug. 15.-lm. V. S. BARKER. QAW MILL FOR SALE. -The sub scriber offers for sale Ids STEAM SAW MILL, known as "Cambria Mill,7' two and a half miles north of Gallitzin. Cambria co. Tho Mill is in perfect working order, and will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply on the premises to JEROME DAWSON August 15, 186.-3m. 1 TCEXSE XOT ICE. Petitions for Eating House licenses have been filed in the Office of the Clerk of Quarter Sessions of Cambria County by the following ncrsons. to be nreseutcd to the Judges ot said Court on the first Monday of September next : Johnstown Bor. Adam Biersliank, 31 Ward : Jacob Fend, 4th Ward. Millville Bor, Thomas Downs. GEO. C. K ZAIIM, Troth'y Prothy's Office, Ebensburg, Aug. 15,1807 "IXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Let- ters Testamentary on the estate of Thos. O'Brien, late of Minister township, dee'd, having been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Cambria- county, persons having claims against said estate are hereby requested to present them in proper shape for settlement, and those indebted are urged Blair Cotjntt Nominations. The Dem ocratic Convention to nominate a county tic ket assembled in the Court House in Holli daysburg, on Wednesday of last week, and presented the following unexceptionable can didates for the suffrages of the people : For State Senator, Dr. R. W Christy, of Alle gheny township, subject to the decision cf the Senatorial Conference; Assembly, Jas. D. Rea. of Hollidaysburg : Sheriff, James II. Cramer, of Hollidaysburg ; rrothonotary, W. W. Jackson, of Gaysport ; Commissioner, A. II. Roberts, of Altoona ; Poor Director, Geo. Smith, of North Woodberry ; Auditor, John C. West, of Hollidaysburg; Coroner, Ellis Hart, of Allegheny; Jury Commissioner, James Funk, of Allegheny. Dr. Rowan Clark, of Antlstown, O. A. Traugh, of Hol lidayeburg, and James Lowther, of Al toona three of the etaunchest democrats and most honorable men in the State were chosen as Senatorial Conferees, Dr. A. J. Crissman, of MartiDsburg, elected to next year's Democratic State Convention, and James Lowther, of Altoona, appointed Chair man of the County Committee. The resolu tions adopted were unequivocal in their en dorsement of sound Democratic principles, and hopeful of the ultimate success of the good cause. Unfortunately, a great propor tion of the radical majority of Blair county Is composed of men who would support those principles if they were convinced, as every person should be by this time, that the only salvation for the country is in the success of democratic men and measures, and hence it would be hoping against hope to expect the election of tho above ticket entire. The dem ocrats are to be commended, however, for keeping up their local organization, and the day of their triumph may not be as far dis tant as we have reason to fear. to promnt payment. JAMES FARREN. J -xecur3. Munsler Tp., Aug. 15, 18G7.-Ct. " WHOLESALE IS ire n SHERIFFS SALES. By virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Eriwn. and Le vari Facias issued out of tho Court of Corn anon Pleas of Cambria county, and to me di rected, there will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House, in Ebensburg, on Mon day the 2d day of September next at 1 o' clock r. m., the following Real Lstate, to wit: All the right, title and interest of William McDonald of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situated in Susquehanna township. Cambria county, adjoining lands of Barbara O'Connor, Sarah Coliiucy, and others, con taining thirty-five acres, more or less, about twenty-five acres of which are cleared, hav ing thereon erected a log house and log bain. now in the occupancy of the said William McDonald. Also, all the right, title and interest of William MiDjnald, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situated in Susquehanna town ship, Cambria county, adjoining lands of Ja cob Good. Joseph McDonald, and others, containing ninety-seven acres, more or less, about two acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected a loghouse,not now occupied. laken into execution and to be sold at the suit of R. L. Johnston. ALS"), All the right, title and interest of James E. Southworth, of, in and to all that certain tract and parcel of land situated in Jackson township, Cambria county, adjoining lands now or late the property of S. Dormyer and L. Dormyer on the west, lands of Joseph Burkhart on the south, lands now or late of Simon Dunmire on the north, and lands now or late of Peter Berg and Jacob Arnold on the east, and others, containing one hundred and eighteen acres, more or less, excepting, nevertheless, the surface of eighteen acres of said tract, together with the hereditaments and appurtenances. Taken into execution and to be sold at the suit of Elizabeth Slonaker. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of Dennis McLaughlin, of, in and to a lot of ground situated in Cambria borough, Cambria coun t', adjoining lot of John Ryan on the cast and the Pennsylvania Rail Road on the west, having thereon erected a one-and-a-half story plank house, now in the occupancy of the said Dennis McLaughlin. Taken into execution and to be 3old at the suit of Samuel M. Rainey. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of Jacob Burnoon. of. in and to a niece or parcel o land situated in Washington township, Cam bria county', adjoining lands of the heirs of Philip Noon, dee'd, heirs of Edward Donald- sou, det'd, and others, containing one hun dred and sixty -eight acres, more or less, about seventy acres of which are cleared, having thereon erectel a two story plank house and frame barn, with a coal bank on the premises, now in the occupancy of said Jacob Burgoon. Taken into execution and to be Bold at the suit of Cambria County. ALSO. All the right, title and interest of Michael Snyder, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situated in Carroll township, Cambria county, adjoining lands of Michael Hoover, Lmanuel Disnart, and others, containing one hundred and ninety-six acres, more or less, about seventy-five acres of which arc cleared, having thereon erected a two storv plank house and bank barn, now in the oc cupancy of the said Michael Snyder. Taken into execution and to be sold at the suit of A. A. Barker. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of Edward Hudson, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situated in Susquehanna township, Cambria county, adjoining lands of Jacob Good, William McDonald, and others, con taining twenty acres, more or less, about four acres of which are cleared, having there on erected a one-and-a-half story plank house and log stable, not now occupied. - Taken into execution and to be sold at the suit of George M'Creery and Jane M'Crecry, his wife. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of Peter Dunn, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situated in Munster township, Cambria coun ty, adjoining lands of the heirs of James Smith, dee'd, heirs of David O'Hara, dee'd, and others, containing one hundred and twenty acres, more or less, about fifty acres of which are cleared, having thereon erected a log house and log barn, not now occupied. Taken into execution and to be sold at the suit of Mary E. and Annie F. Downey. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of Robert M. Lemon, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situate in Washington township, Cam bria county, adjoining lands of M. M. Adams, heirs of Edward Donaldson, and otherscoc- taining three hundred and fifty acres, more or less, having thereon a good coal bank, hoppers, lateral railroad, and other improvements. Taken into execution and to be sold at the suit of Henry Scanlan, administrator of An drew Stuppy, dee'd. ALSO, All tho right, title and interest of Daniel J. Evans, of, in and to a piece or parcel of land situated in Cambria township. Cambria county, adj .ining lands of John T. Evans, Lliaa Jones, and otners, containing one hun dred acres, more or less, unimproved. Taken into execution and to be sold at the suit of R. L. Johnston. JAMES MYERS. Sheriff. Shff's Office, Ebensburg, Aug. 15, 18G7. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF CAMBRIA COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that, the following appraisements of certain personal property of decedents, select ed and set apart for the widows of intes tates, under Act of Assembly of the 14 th of April, 1851, have been filed in the Register's office at Ebensburg, and will be presented to iu YOU WERE Mil & FOR? THIS WAY!! For Bargains! HI AL LIST. Ltt ot unw set i down for trial at a Conrt of Gomroon , rieas of Cambria County, to bo heM at L.o ensburg, commencing Monday, the 2d day of September next : - First Week. Tiernan, endorsee, vs Haws et al Guckenheimer &Bro rs Sweeny Hall St Co vs Moore f Brown s uatuner Second U eek Pringle's adm'x Jackson et el Brof herline Hoffman Louis Shrivcr for uso Iliggins llornbcrger Truby Calvin et al Krise Calvin Altimua Christy Litzingcr Moore's adm'rs Campbell Gillis Good Miller Mclntyro Plack vs Pringle vs Johnston et al rs Swires et al vs Colclesser et al vs Fatten vs Mcllugh et al rs Dclange & Dean vs Zimmerman y Duncan vs Burgoous ts Nod et al vs Noel et al VS Coop'T vs Chri.-ty vs D.ivis et al Moore fc Piper McKenr.ie ot al Penna R R Co Same Girle Hartzoc Demeree et al vs vs vs vs vs vs t i GEO. C. K. ZIIM, PmthV. Prothy's Office, Ebeusburg, Aug. 8, 1S6 . ORPHAN virtue of 111 filiS JUST RECEIVED AT HP! OHPSON'S A.NS' COURT SALl. r,y of an order issued out o. t:ie Orphans' Court of Cambria county, there will be exposed to sale, at public outcry, o. the premises, on SATURDAY, the 21th day of AUGUST, A. D. 18G7. at the hour of 1 oMock, p. m., the following describe. I renl eslate, cf which Francis Glosser, late of Chest township, died seized, viz : A mes suage, being a mansion house and tract of land, situate in the township of Che.-t, in Cambria county, bounded by lands of .T.v-ob Gloss-T, Titer Woodley, Jacob Leiden, Con rad Ycager, Georcre G looser, and others, con taining about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, with the appurtenances. The above property is well improved and in good condition. Tekms of Sale: One-half the pn-co money to be paid on confirmation of the sale, and the balance in oue year thoreaftrr, with interest ; said payment to be secured bv a lien upon tho premises. PAUL YAHNER, Err. of Francis Closer, dee'd. BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI;5' it On High. Street. THE LARGE T STOCK ! THE BEST VARIETY ! THE GREATEST BARGAIN'S AND MORE OF THEM I A COllFLCTU UlStOBV F THH NEW STATES aud TERRITORIES From the Great River to the Great Ocean. BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON. Over 20,000 Copies Sold li One Month. L'fe and Adi-cnture on Prairies, Mountain. and' the Pacific Ooatt. With over 200 Dz- scrii'lice and PhotnrjrajJiix Vieics of the Sea- t nmj. Lilies. lAinds. Mines. 1 cojhc ana Lii- j rinsitics nf the New States and Territories. To prospective emigrants and settlers in the "Far West," this History of that vn,t and fertile region will prove an invaluable :' ass:starce, supplying as it does a want ior.g i felt of a full, authentic and reliable guide tot r- . climate, s il, products, means of travel. &c- . ! Seud for Circulars and see our terms, ami 1 a full desciiption of the work. Address NA- TIONAL PUBLISHING CO., 507 Minor5, v ? Street, Philadelphia, Pa. f j. ; IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF ' CAMBRIA COUNTY. In the matb-r t I of the petition of Barbara Eastman for tha i ; nppomtmt-nt'ol Commissioner to takjjuahtjj j umui.y lor fjkjuh: ptrriormaiiie j -tract made with John Campbell, i) -. j'1 rolltown borough, dee'd. And , July, 1867, petition read and Jor -br I nctly appointed Commis.-ioner, i.v Zes i ! Iy the Court- Lxtract from i.---vcv ,t- ' 1 seal. JAMES GRIFFIN f , t!o ' : In pursuance of the above appoTh . I will attend to the duties thereof, atffi S fice of James C. Easly, Esq., in CarrollW& ' I on Friday, Aug. 23d, I8G7, at 2 o'clock 'wo..- a ar ' tout Uftvu CTrw mmn limiti imiii ULiii uriiLiiiju uiiiiii FOR A LONG TIME I D.WJARSIIBBRGBR&CO., 91 A IX STREET, O PFO SITE SCOTT HOUSE, JOHNSTOWN, TA., Keep constantly for sale the largest and best assortment of pure DRUGS & MEDICINES IS CAMBRIA COUNTY. DAIMTQ nil Q VAnfxUQUFQ AIcoliol, Turpentine, Pure Wines and Liquors, best brands, the orphans' court for approval, on wed- Jinnn T?,., wi,UQ T.0. nesday the 7th of September nest, to wit : Fine DRESS GOODS M., when ami where all persons inter., i :r l rtt'iv '.uifiiii ii r ih'u wf m n n vxi JOHN A. KENNEDY, ew Aug. 3, lSC7.-0t. Commissione?1- TVOTICE. To William Strive?! 1 and Susannah, his wife, DarJr-l Va-- t snm and Luanda, his wife, Matilda Cain and ; ' Mary Martha Cain, heirs and logal repress:- tatives of Elizabeth Cain, dee'd : Take no- 5 ' . tice that an inquost will be held at the Uia dwelling of Elizabeth Giin, late of Tavlor : ? ; township, Cambria county, dee'd, on Friday " ' the 80th day of August next. at 1 o'clock in l'l the afternoon of that day, for the purrse of : , making partition cf the real estate of said i '. deceased, to and among her children and le- : gal representatives, If tm same can be don ' without prejudice to or spoiling of the who'e, ' otherwise to value ?nd appraise the same! W. at which time and place you are requested '. ' to attend if you think proper. i JAM ES MYERS, Sheriff. ! Y Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, July 17, 18C7. J i f OTICE To Luke Mvcrs am! Margaret, bis wife, and to Henry Carle. and legal representatives of Il-nrvj; Standard Dry Good s, SUPERB LINE OF NOTIONS, heirs irise, t.cc u : lane notice that an nnnru will Ik? hold at the late dwelling of llcr.rv 1 V Krise, late of Clearfield township, Cambria ! I county, dee'd, on Saturday the 31st day if" -Yuufi, iicii, in i o chick iu me aiternoon of I that day, for the purpose of making parti-j tion cf the real estate of said deceased, to and ' among bio children and lejral representative.. '.,;' mm Bimm it the same can be done without prejudice to ; I K or spoiling of the whole; otherwise "to vahm j ' and appraise the same, at which time andp place you are requested to attend if vi.u thinks ? fit 9 . JAMES MYERS. Sheriff. Enlarging. Our friend, C. T. Roberts, is determined that "no pent-up Utica shall contract hia powers," and hence he is new putting a considerable addition to his store room, which will not only enable him to dis play to better advantage his fine stock of jewelry, notions, dooks, etc., out win render his store-room one oi tne largest anu neatest, in our town. We trust that the additional space will induce an additional rush of cus tomers in that direction. DYES, DYESTMFS, Ml, Ml And iii fact everytliing kept in a Jirst-class Drug Store, all of teltich tciU be SOLD AT CITY PRICES, We would call attention to the advertise ment of Messrs, Harshberger & Co., were it not that it is sufficiently prominent to speak for itself. The merits of the accompanying "documents" shali be f;:!" '-cstc-J afl' 'hdj I the Freeman, made through the Middleport rtpflriri! ? our next issue."' " 4 IV, ") v"3' cf w Q is loc1 editor' A Gentle Hint. Mr. V. S. Barker no tifies persons whose names are on the debit side of his bocks without a corresponding credit, that they had better soon meet him on the square if they wish to avoid other ex pense than the payment of their bills. An other mode of aiding Mr. B. to lay in his fall stock is to,go there with your money and buy whatever merchandise you need. His stock and prices will commend themselves. Thanks. Harry Teter, formerly of Johns town, and carrier-boy of the "Mountain Echo" during part of the time we were con nected with it. has our sincere thanks for his kindly expressions in behalf of ourself and MISHLER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS, by the dozen or by the gallon. OtU STOCK Of Perfumories and Toilet Articles is acknowledged by all judges to bo the LARGEST IN QUANTITY AND FINEST IN QUALITY ANY IN OUR TOWN. OF SOLK AGENTS rOK AND SHARPS 3IAGIC OINTMENT 1 ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED AT LOWEST PRICES. Johnstown, Au. 15, lST.-ly. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty of Jos. W. Myers, Esq., late ot Crovle township, dee'd, set apart for the widow of Eaid deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for tho widow of Eraa Evans, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for the widow of Abraham Mor rison, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for tho widow of Henry Krise, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for the widow of Jacob Rubritz, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for the widow of Emanuel li. Grumbling, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for the widow of Christian Bur key, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for the widow of Thomas John- I son, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for tho widow of Frederick Mar bourg, deceased. Appraisement of certain personal proper ty set apart for the widow of Ix?vi R Hunt, deceased. JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk. Clerk'o Office, Ebeoolurj, Au. 13, lSiJT. Sheriff's Office, Ebcnsbur-j, July 16, lSGT. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. f 0 To ilers of Administration nn iha I t AND ALL OTHER GOODS SSSSS:I; I IN GREAT PROFUSION ! . . it i ,. Utmnty, an persons naving claims agaiust; - said estate are requested to present themS; properly authenticated for settlement, and those iudebted to the Earao will make pav- -t;: meut without delay. i BAR MI "MYERS, " , , h JOSEPH CROYLE Aumra- .1 Auc. S, 1807-O.t. h I. t h COME ai id S EE . AND TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS! A SSIGNEES'ACCOUNT.-TL4 final account of Robert A. M'Coy anJ j' George C. K. Zilim, Assignees of John MYr C.y, lias been filed in the rrothonotary 's Oi.; ( " fice of Cambria county, and will bo present i ed to tho Judged of th Conrt of Com mo!;' Pleas of said county for cocfirmatioa, on tl!,'. 'j fiift Monday of September next. ft ' GEO. C. K. ZAIIM. Protl V. rrolhy'sOfike, Ebensburg, July 29, lSGi i (V AST NOTICE. Tho ubscr'M; him to lfcavo ull his notes. boks, etc., inch t'r1 ding the books of E. Glass oc Co., up to Apr! 1st, 18C5, with a Justice for collection. A.' - t tor the first day of September next this -v? ' Ve done, j; . L. JO HUSTON , . i t
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