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THE FREEMAN.
THURSDAY,
jJ. 80, 18C9.
LOCAL W PERSONAL.
TLtr s n possession of Mr.
5t-tt!omojcr. of Sumicrhill township,
wich baa produced three calves within a
ycvr.
Wm. Boll, of Jefferson cminty. was in
ctaritly fcillad, week Ltfure lap t, by a limb
cf a tree, which foil ou him while engaged in
ch ''pjug..
Some graceless ecarrrp entered the Indiana
Messenger ofilce, one nipht recently, ami
jftilo therefrom a pair f new boots belong
Tv3 to one of the compositors.
A coal miner n.crrd Jacob Winters was
no riocsly injured by a fall of ulate iu a
mine at Fenn Station, not Tong since, that be
died in a few days after the accident.
Wio Martin was killed and Wm. Fox
had both logs broken and an am crushed,
n tho 18th in&t., by the caving in of a por
tion of a coal bank near Lockport. The in
juries of the latter will likely prove fatal.
lh boiler cf-an engine ut a Pteam saw
mill, some two irilea west of Ligonier, ex
ploded on the 8th Ids!., making a perfect
wreck of the bnildicg. All bunds were at
.upper, and thus escaped the explosion.
TJ.e religions organization known as the
CinKr'dtir. ;'tt3, has purchased a lot of
ground nar the rn-sbyterian cbrch in this
place, and contemplates the erection next
spring of a large an.J banihwme church build
jog therein.
'lite County 'Treasurer's office, in Hun
tingdon, waa entered oa- Wednesday night,
and tho door of the safe battered completely
H, but a tha Treasurer had removed all the
luo U in the evening, the burglars got noth
ititf fr their labor.
The readers of the Fryman will find else
where in our raper the advertisement of J!r.
Ottinger Reeri. who has located himself in
oar mul-Jt aa a worker in marble. He i an
excellent mechanic and a deserving young
man, and wo hop to 6ie him kept busy.
At. Cufcli.-hniau named Edward Sims has
Lscn c-oiriinttf ed to IloHidaysburg j d! on the
charge of assaulting a watchman on Che Pa.
Ji. ht Tyrone t- nLip, named Barkley,
and robbing him of his watch, while the
latter was at Lie prayers, -on the evening of
the 11th inst.
John G"X, F.. ntrr now County Trci-ii-rer,
way la?t wk fuducte-l into ofilea, &bJ
tkes to tht duties as niturally and becom
ingly ayouDg duck tekes to water. Mr.
Co:; la a ruoiuble and (."comrnodat.ng gentlo
ic".r.. r.cd cauuot fail to mak a popular and J
laUMul puoic servant.
J wph Stewart, a freight brnkeman on
taa Pa. it- Jt , had both bis legs badij larrr
uteri ou Y.'edr,cdfty last, by being- caught J
ltween tb" i -nU-nes of a enr tnd engine
wl..k he w&a attempting toconple together,
and one of wb'ch '.lprd over the other.
The rtcciiferif occurred at Irwin station.
The nraW train east on the Pii. II. II., on
Saturday evening week, came suddenly np
vo Wm. Lnfrav nnI hh wife and another
Ifviy, who were walking n ihe track aHint
c-rie reiTo this sife f Tyrone, find before Mr.
Ii. ecold get cnt of the way, -the trr.in ttrnck
n4 kUle-1 h!raon the spot. Th-e Iitdies es
mped nninjnrud.
A little daughter of Mr. I'atr'kk Sl.ay, of
Alto-ma, fomc tm cr twelve years of age,
wan burrrM todoath, -oil Friday Isst. 8he
rva p'-ijing aVxint the stove dnrfr the ab
T th! other rr.rmbors &f the family,
-d l.cr c'othirg ignititg from the fire, she
waa wrepprd in flame fcefure aistance co?Ul
nu;h her, airl so terribly injured that dath
"..sl aliiiO?t imnrediatetv.
Ou; pood fritnti. Mr. 'fb.cp. MrKieman,
f A'?ooca, this wc-k added six more
good t-rnef? to the lon.g list of subscribers
to the Freenvtn a:roady procured by him.
Toi. io one of the most energetic and warm
h;nrthd f.ij3'i we have ever been blewed
wiih, and SI he livfe.1 in Cambria county and
did a get a fat oQice, it wonlj bo because
thr Influence cf ihe Freenan was worth
nothing.
Three youpg tnrn were dnvfc'.eJ at the
lat-o 8e-iun of the Ciearfleld GVnty Girrt
for mutilaling a hor?e iu a raoet inhuman
manner. One of them was sentenced to pay
a fine of $600 awl undergo nn imjn"eonment
of two yers and cine imnths in tho West
ern Penitentiary, nnd the ether two were
lined In a like susn, with one year and nine
months' imprisonment. The two latter, If
Tot ?.'! three, were reared in this c-junty.
2so lea? than three pointers found their
way into our tcT.n on Tuesday last, and
After th-Ith'g the various points of interest,
tho FrciA.m office amon the rest.) as qui-f-Jly
took their departure, bavins: neither
inok-?(c atr boon molested by any one.
Tb '!r presence created no alarm, as they
"were aM perfect' docile and amiable in their
-2iptitone, and as grntfe as lambs. They
bailed from Altotia, and bore the Fobriquets
Messrs. John Rockett. Richard Rowan
And Join F. Ktorai. All capital fellows and
A Ky ar:1 festive parly of whole-souled
-n fi C -ncmaugh visited our town
by wn; of li e overland cr ovcrsnow route,
fui-,dey. aud for a time enlivened the
WFM&l dull routine of winter Ufa in Ebens
Vurg with hand-shaking and merry-making.
Of thee.-! tire party there were but four who
v tre not Bubicriburs to the Freeman, and
these four aJddd their nnmea to our list be
fore taking their departure.
2drry men were they &e ever mortal visage
aw :
Thoeenoblo hearted fellowi tboso men from
Conemaagb.
Tial bt Jcdoes. On our fourth page
wiJT be found an article under this caption,
vrhlch we jmbUeb. at the request of a legal
friend. Yve commend it to our readers
whether lawyers or laymen. There U too
much disposition at the present day to limit,
by legislation and otherwise, that timc-hon-crtd
institution Trial by Jury. Under a
fair interpret ation cf our National and 8tate
Constitutions every citizen has a right to
have hi c.se tried by a, Jnry of his peers ;
and any departure from the enjoyment of
this sacred right i fraught with danger to
the citizen.
xr- 8v? ant lcS PJc he drove
With hiB tandem teim and cutter,
And ID fancy heard we this : "By Jove,
Don't I mke things flutter t
All week long I dry good Bell
To banker, butchei , baker.
But bo these a brief farewrUi'
- And he was gocs--H. A. Shoemaker.
We aro glad to say, however, that h has
Sot back to his old stand on -Main street,
whtt he still selU dry roods and all other
E ooda at the lowest prevailing priced.
i
Aum Alteham Pa btim .i The points af
trmed by the Court ou the trial of the case
?r Dav Gillis r.t. renna, R. R. Co., row
lag out ,f lb equalities caused by th fall
ViT Palf,rn Johnstown, on the
v i liCpt,,uW' 1&eG- having been pub
lished by theoounl for the Company we
p1" Weck glVe ,he Vo5nt- by the
J laiEtifl'g couwae . in ih,V m,., k.
t
jiy be heard.
Josephine, ht JIniLBicn. The Muhl
baoh well sustains hsr high fame ia this new
historical romance. Indeed, we hardly know
whether we ought not to drop the word ro
mance, and call it plain history at once.
It rends like a history ; it Is made tip of
known facts; its heroine and its heroes were
once UYbh and bloi and not all the Muhl
bach could invent a more wondsrfal series
f events thaD befel the sweet yotng Creole
who shed the only soft human light that
gleams across the pathway of Napoleon.
The book is called "The Unipress Josephine'
but it far less concerns her history and char
acter as the sharer of a throne, than as the
sovereign miHlrca of ono wayward heart,
the only woman whom Napoleon ever loved,
and bis cold sacrifice of whom brought down
n pnn him tho terrible penalty of his subju
gation and solitary death. This great story
; of actual life, the most marvellous perhaps
to be found in all the anuais of courts, is
told in a manner worthy of the theme by
tho famous German novelist. It i9 more of
a love tale than some of her other books,
and shows her to great advantage as a deli
cate analyst of thegraud passion. The pic
tures, we predict, will command general ad
miration. They are not behind the be3t of
those which irradiate the dullness of Ihe
Kjrflish magazines. Gaston Fay is the
artist. He is an American, we understand,
and we hall his appearance as a promised
relief from the long reign of artistic medioc
rity. For a realization of the dolce far niente,
command us to tho de'.ic'ous Josephine at
Martinique, and for maidenly sweetness, to
llortense leaning against the garden fence.
I the list of Jurors published on this
page, and heretofore in these columns, we
follow the Ebchsburg Freeman in spelling
".GalHtein." If we are not misinformed,
the good Frince fpelled his name with an
"e" in the last syllable instead of an
It may be well to settle this question now.
Who Is right?
Under the "Brief Mention1' of the Johns
town TYibuns we find the above. Tou are
right, dear Tribunt, in following "the ortho
graphy of the Ebensburg Frkemait in spell
ing 'Gallitrin,' " and it is a pity your fol
lowing of us is limited to ortbogiaphy. Our
spelling of the name is correct.
The name is Russian, and while a very
large proportion of their family names end
in
"in " rflrv fw rtrrr.inftfA with
en," an 1
the celebrated name of GalltT2in is no ex
ception to the general rule. Ye have no
autograph of Dr. GalUizin in our possession,
but our recollection is quite clear that the
spelling is as we have rendered it. It is, we
believe, the only Cambtia county name iu
the "New American Cyclopaedia" of Dana
and Ripley, and there (vol. 8, page Gl, et.
stq.,) we fiud hcelce'of the'name, including
the Dcctor. epelled 'Galhtzin." Besides,
the MSS. of his memoirs, by R. B. M'Cabe,
LIsq., deceased, (an unfinished work.) give
the came ppellirig. It is, in addition, the
i orthography given In the law eroding the
( township of the same name and tiie village
spntU iu liVc fliauner.
In oiTr fri;Tld KSit-
isned 7
Ol b ,Sosiwwi The "poslsh" of an ed-
ft.r is not unenviable one, ard fo esjecially
Irtivewe found it during the past few weeks.
Readers should recollect that editors can't
know everything, though dome of them may
think they do,
A few weeks since a communication came
from Susquehanna township which we re
fused to publish without first being furnished
with the name of the author. The name
came to bnd, and we published the paper :
when, lu! it turns out that, after stirring up
a hornet's nest, wo are called upon for the
ininp, an l find that we were imposed on by
a fictitious oKPj John Fi ingle, and the real
one remained concealed.
. So cf an article from Ftirview, signed ''A.
Lemming." We naturally supposed the
name genuine, and, oa reading the article,
fonnd no names of persoos iu that section
mentioned, and as there were some funny
allusions in the article which could not, as
we conceived, give offence to or Injure any
person, we gave it a place in our colnmns.
Wo are since informod, however, that one
or two of the most respectable neighbors feel
pgtl-?ved by the article question. This we
regret, a3 our wish is to reflect ou no one.
But we must give the news, and it is very
b;ird to do so in all cases without tramping
ou the curns of some body.
"Demosest's Young America" for Fkb
niTABY. We are glad to see this beautitul
Monthly. The children are jubilant over its
arrival, and anticipate its coming with per
sistent questioning, making its advent a
relief ami pleasure. It is quite unique in
its wn.y fresh and spiiitcd in toQe. full of
illustrations, and not at all "gocdy" and
mawkish. Long life to it, and many sub
ecribers, who, by the way. get a handsome
premium, in addition; for the subscription
price $1,60. Published by W. Jennings
Demorest, 478 Broadway, N. Y.
The cause of Sec. Seward's desire to pur
chase the Danish West India Islands has at
length leaked out. The Islanders were bo
poorly clad that he concluded to bt?y their
i land first, and then furnish them all with
free passes to visiS Jas. J. Murphy's cheap
Star Hall Clothing Store, Johnstown, and
select suits from his large and superb stock.
Naerow EtCArE. A young IaJ ran trpon
the traek in front of a train on the Pa. R. R.,
near Wall's Station, on Saturday last, and
was struck by the cow-clcier of the loco
motive and knocked from the track, but,
strange to say, jumped to hl feet and raa
away, apparently unharmed, and laughing
heartily at the occurrence
Walk Iw. Now is the time to waft fnfo
the cheap store of Mills & Davis and "buy
j'ourself rich." There is a great closing out
sale of winter goods at this establishment,
and prices are so astonishingly lew that no
ote will seek further for what he wants if he
only pops in and examines their goods and
learns thdr prices.
What more pleasant and profitable pas
time can bo indulged in these long winter
nlhls than is afforded by the perusal of an
interesting and instruct ive book. To per
sons who peek mental food of this kind we
commend the examination of Cham. Rob
ert' large collection of standard and mis
cellaneous works.
CoifiKO Ur tsb Street. If a body meet
a body coming up the street, with new coat
upon his back new boots upon his feet;
yon can bet your bottom- dollar, and even a
li Vile more, that ho bonght them very cheap,
if he bonght them at Thompson' store.
Missouri. Our whilom Cambria friend,
Mr. Jeneph Lilly, writes os frora MileV
Point. Carroll county, Me., under dafe of
Jan. 13th, 1868. and states that they have
bed no snow there as yet, and that the Mis
souri rvrer w etill clear of Ice.
TJroN all FUbjects-there is more or less di
versity of opinion, but in this region it seems
ta be a generally admitted fact that V. S.
BaTker keeps the very best of good, and
btfis them jjt the rnoit moderate pricx-
LOCAL COURKII'OXDUSCE.
JonssTowx, Jax. 27, 1868.
Dear Freeman After a week of recrea
tion in ye mountain villages, S B. is again
at his old post, prepared to chronicle from
his note book the few brief "mems" jotted
down during the week.
A sad occurrence transpired In the Fourth
Ward on Wednesday last one of those la
mentable calamities which, despite so many
terrible warnings, occnr only too often. A
child of fourteen months, daughter of a Mr.
Boyer, was Bcalded In such a manner as to
prodace death in twenty-fotr hours after the
accideat. Mrs. Boyer had fifled a tub with
boiling water and placed it on a low bench.
and then passed into an adjoining room.
While the mother was absent the child, it is
supposed, tried to clamber up on the bench,
and iu its tfforts pulled over the tub, tho
contents of which completely immersed and
tcaldcd it so terribly as to caase death ou
the following day.
A little sou of Jere. Flanagan met with a
severe fall one day last week, by which his
collarbone was fracture d. A physician was
immediately summoned, and after enduring
the painful operation of having It adjusted,
the Utile sufferer ia getting along very well.
Protracted meetings and revivals are now
in the full ti'e of operation iu the Lutheran,
lladical Methodist and M. E. churches in
this place, all of which are being attended
with great success.
Our local election takes place on the 21st
of February. The officers to be elected are
Burgess, twoSchool Directors. and five Coun
cilmen. There is as yet littto or no talk as
to who the candidates will be,
8ome wholesale sneak thief elevated a
large roll of carpet from the front of John J.
Murphy's store, on Main 6treet, one evening
last week, and escaped detection. Mr. M.
offers a reward of $20 for the capture of the
thief and recovery of his prooerty. Jas. J.
Murphy had another valuable overcoat tc
leu from a display stand in front of his cloth
ing store, not long since. Several other" pet
ty robberies have occurred recently, and it J
appears as it a regularly organized banaol
prow e.s were at work.
By invitation of Mr. A. Akers, your cor
respondent went to see the prize steer which
that gentleman bought to at the rittsburgh
F.iir, last fall. This mouster weighs nearly
3000 lbs., is about 17 hands high, measures
9 feet six inches in length, and 9 feet 4 inch
es ia girth, and is as boautifully a propor
tioned animal as one would wish to see.
Mr. A. paid $325 for this steer, and designs
converting him into steak?, roats and boils
about next Eister.
An oyster supper and dance came off at-
the Scott House, on Thursday evening last.
which rather eclipsed any previous party
ever gotten up here. 1'ror. Julius Moore,
accompanied by a professional quadrille
caller from rittsburgh, made the music for
the occasion. A grand ball comes oil at
Fr . nheiser's Hall to-night, and our firemen's
first annual ball will take place ic tho course
of a couple of weeks.
There ia a tremendous ice gorge at Three
Mile Dam, below town, atirt the water has
backed up as far as the iron bridge. If the
present thaw should produce a break up in
tho rivers, Cambria borough will stand a
first-class chance of heing.submerged.
I was pained to learn last week of the
death of Samuel B. McKnight, which oc
curred in Pittsburgh on Monday last. Mr.
McK. had for several years been employed
as a passenger engineer on the Pa. R. R.,
and was known as one of the most careful
and competent on tLe road. His man'
friends and acquaintances on the mountain
will learn with regret of his untimely demise.
The writ r of this can bear testimony to his
noblenei-'s of heart and kindne.s of disposi
tion. Green be the turf above him.
During the progress of a melee in a lager
beer saloon here, a few evenings ago, a young
man named Broderick w is cut in the side
with a dirk knife in the hands of some one
unknown.
Matt. MeCutcheon, a railroad brakeman,
had three fingers of his right hand crushed
while conpling cars near the station at this
place, on Tuesday week. Sku Bal-.
We give anoCier Republican space for the
following :
To Vie Freeman: Is the man who wrote
that nincumpoop article in the last Freeman
any dependent or relative of the ex-United
States Senator from Indiana ? I think Rit
tenhouse might write ono more article then
quit.
'Republican' should quit discounting for
a brief period, and go to spoiling school Ho
might be the "makeing" of a common school
scholar, which would be "escensial" to the
banking business ; and as "Republican" is
an aspirant for Congress, his "havein"" a
knowledge of the art of spelling would be
"escensial" to a Congressman, as there is a
considerable amount of financiering and dis
counting done by Congress. "Republican"
could have a good share of the patronage.
haveing"the people's interest (15 percent,)
at heart constantly and fmtiringiy, would
serve to the end or his term, and wouM
qualify himself to be a heavy Contributor to
periodicals and newspapers of the land, an J
make himself the Bacon of the present cen
tury, without being injured in health or
financially. Wilmobk,
A Kew Literary EsTBRrRrta. Great
liberality on part of the publishers $100,-
009 to be awarded to the subscribers.
Novel plan to induce a large circulation.
We have been favored with- advance
sheets of a new monthly magazine, issued
on an entirely new plan by Messrs. Evans
& Co,, publisher.
From our knowledge of the parties en
gaged in this enterprise, we feel justified In
assertrng that their undertaking will be a
success, and in all respects satisfactory to
the public,
la addition to the atfracilons of- a fresh
and interesting monthly, containing articles
from tho best authors in this country and
Europe, as the title indicates, the publishers
draw upon the whole world for topics of
interest, and offer as inducements (if such
were needed) a "dividend system" of an
entirely original character, in which all
their patrons will participate. This depart
ment is under the personal supervision and
exclusive control of Mr. George G. Evans,
long and favorably known as a gentleman
of expfirieneev capability, enterprise and
probity. We commend to all a perusal of
the '-prospectus," wherein the distinctive
features of the enterprise are fully set forth,
feeiing satisied that the result will be' an
immeuse circulation of their new monthly,
"The World at Home." Full particulars
are seot free. Address Publisher? "The
World at Home," 814 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Fhiladelphid Sunday
Times, Dec. 20lh, 18G7.
Alteon PEorxRTT tou Salt?.-" A Ilor.so
and Lot located on Claudia street, opposite
the Catholic church, in the Borough of Al
toor.a, is offered for sale on reasonable terms.
The Lot is CO by 125 feet, well improved
and In good condition. The House is a two
story frame building, contains seven com
modious rooms, and is in excellent repair.
For further information apply to Samuel
jrr.xitv.
LUnsburg. Pa.
Use mfc Best. Blades1 Euphonial Lu
bricalora are a medical preparation In "the
rorm ot a LiOMDge, and are universally con
sidered the most pleasant, convenient and ef
fectual remedy in use for Hoarseness. Coughs,
Colds, Croups, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Diptheria, and all Pulmonary Complaints.
They are Wak rented to give quicker and
more lasting benefit in the above affections
than any other remedy. Also to contain no
deleterious ingredient, and not to offend the
weakest and most sensitive Stomach.
Blades Constilulion Pills are so called be
cause of their peculiar effect upon the Liver,
Stomach, Blood and Nervous Syrtem. 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 if after long continued
indigestion and costiveness, they are left
with periodical returns of the Sick Headache. I
In case cf a severe cold, producing Chills
and Fever, you can break it very soon b3'
using the Tills s?i per directions with each
bos. JOHN If. BLADES Sr CO.,
augS-Jy Proprietors, Elmira, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists : 25 cts. per box.
Good News to OwstCi or HoRsis. Hav
ing secured the aid of a good Shoer, anfl
being well supplied with Nails and Shoes, I
am determined to offer to eah cutlomers the
greatest inducement held out in this place
since things were low. You can have yenr
Horse shod all round for One Dollar and Fif
ty Cents. I will also iron Sleighs and Sled.,
make Wagon Tire and all kinds of Chains,
and do everything in the Blacksmithing line
at greatly reduced prices for the eath.
8hop near the Foundry of E. Glass.
It. H. SINGER.
Ebensborg, Dee. 12, I8079ni.
iNFORMATTON.-Information guaranteed
to produce a luxuriant growth of hair upon
a bald head or beardless face; also, a recipe
ior me lemovai oi rimpies, motches, Erup
tions, &c:, on the'skin, leaving the same
soft, clear and beautiful, can bo obtained
without charge by addres.ing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Cmist.
82'. Broadway, New; York,
Win' si'rrta from Dyspepsia When so
potent, so safe, and so certain a Remedy
can be procured so easily. Coe's Dyspep
sia Cure is a perfect specific for the disease.
A single dose will demonstrate this fact.
Let those who are troubled with Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, 4Constipntion, e., make but
one trial-
Attektioit.- Any person wishing a good,
well ironed sleigh, with stee! soles, bent
shafts and large white oak basket, can get
one from R. H. Singer, as he has several on
hand and for sale cheap for cash. Gall soon
as they sell fast. Shop near the Foundry
of E. Glass.
HIARRICII.
DOUGLASS McMULLIN. At St. Au
gustine, on Tuesday, 21st inst., by Rev. E.
Burns, S. M. Douglass, Esq., and Miss M.
Ellen McMullin, both of Chest Springs.
Fair Ellen has no fears for men,
For at affection's call,
She "beards the lion in his den
The Douglass in his hall."
And since it Is so, we join with their many
friends in wishing them a long life of unal
loyed happiness and prosperity, and sincere
ly hope that sorrow and a miction may ever
be strangers in their household.
JAUTIOX. Having loaned to
the tenant farming my place, Joseph
Urban, one Wagon, two Horses, and two
setts Harness, all persons are hereby cau
tioned not to interfere with them, as I will
protect my property at all hazards.
JAMJKS M'COY.
Feb. 30. 18C3.-3.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The uud
signed Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Cambria county to report
distribution of the money in the linnds of E.
J. Waters, Eq., Executor of Mrs. Jane
Roberts, deceased, hereby gives notice that
he will attend for that purpose at the office
of Wm. Kittell, Esq., in Ebensburg. on Fri
day, the litii day of February next, at 2
o'clock p. M., when and wlere all persons in
terested may attend. JOHN S. RI1EY.
Ebensburg, Jan. SO. 18tJ8.-3t.
gBENSLURG MARBLE WORKS,
J- Having purchased the Marble Works
on High street, one door cast of T. W. Wil
liams' Hard ward Store, and supplied mvself
with an extensive stock of TOMBSTONES,
I am now prepared to furnish all work in
my line at tho loiccst city prices, and feel
continent that 1 can render entire sathfac
tion to all who favor me with their orders.
Parties desiring to purchase Tombstones are
respectfully invited to call and examine spe
cimens on exhibition at my shop. Orders
from a distance will be promptly attended
to, and work delivered where desired.
Jan. 30. 1808. OTTI XGER REED.
1ST OF CAUSES set down for
trial at an adjourned Court of Common
Pleas of Cambria county, coimrjencini on
f 7 j r, , it. y . . e j- l . .
juuiuuy, me 4iui uay oj fevruary next
I5rotherUfr
Fenlon
Bur goon?
Truby
Krise
Morl7
Calvin
Altimu?
Litzingr
Vs. Smith et. al.
vs. Duncan.
vs. Noel.
s. Duucan.-
vs. Noel et. al.
vs. Duncan.
vs. Noel et. al.
vs. Cooper,
vs. Davis & Litziner.
Hare vs.. Cooper.
Bendons vs. Bendon
Smith et. al.- vs. Adams.
GEO. C. K. ZAHM, Froth'y.
rroth'y's Ofiice. Ebensburg, Jan. 27, 1868.
RPI LANS' COU RT SALE,
By virtue of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Cambria county, 1 will expose to
public sale at the Hotel of Michael J. Piatt,
in Plattville, Susquehanna township, on
Saturday, 222 February next, at 2 o'clock,
P. M., the following reirl estate, of which
Andrew J. Farrell, died seized, now owned
by his minor children, tiZf Francis Farrel.
Archibald Farrelr and James T. Farrell
subjeet to the dower of the widow of the
said Andrew J. Farrel to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND situate in Susquehanaa
township, Cambria county, aforesaid, bound
ed by lands of Joshua Davis. Pitts & Cague.
Heirs of J. Conner, David Bcrkhart, M J.'
Piatt, and others ', containing 100'4cre and
124 Perches, st rict measure, or thereabouts ;
about SO acres of which are cleared, and
thereon erected a two story Plank House,
Frame Barn, and other outbuildings.
Terms of Sale One-third Co be paid On
confirmation of sale, atid the residiiatiiitwo
equal annual payments thereafter, -jkJ? in
terest, to be secured by the judgrnentWnd9
and mortgage of the purchaser.
FRANCIS J, BEAREX
Guardians of said minors.
P. S. The above property will bo sold as
described, or in two or more parcels, as may
result to the best interests of said minors.
Drafts of same will be exhibited on day of
tale. Jan. 30, 18tf3.
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"ftJOTJCE. Patrick Ilenahitn m
A- Mjirr Hennhan. Common PUak Of
Cambria bounty, No. 44, June Term, 1807.
Ai.ui Scnrr.tA i Iivokce.
CAMBRIA OOUXTr.SS: The Commen
wcalth of renn?vlrnhia to the KhriiT tf
C:wnriii Co., Greeting: Wniiusn, Pairic
Ilenalisn did. on th 1 5th day of rnJ A.
D. 1 8C7, prefer his tition to our Jnip- cf
tha Court of Common Flr, prajin, for
the causes therein set forth, that he, the
said Patrick ricna'aaa, raigkt be divorcf";
from tho bonds of mr.lrimony entered into
with Mary HsxreUan, We do, therefore, com.
matid J on, the sr. id Mary Ilennhan, is ws
have heretofore commanded you, that set
ting aside all btinnesi acd escuEts whatso
ever, yon be and uppenr in your propwr per
son before onr Judges at Kbensburjj. ut n
Oonrt of Common Pleas tbc-re to be tit-Id for
raid connty, on the FIRST MONDAY OF
MARCH NEXT, to nnswer the petitii.n or
libel of the said Patrick Ilennhan, and tt
show tali,- if nny you have, why the said
Patrick Ilennhan, your husband, should not
be divorced Irora the bonds if matrimony,
ngreeebly to the Acts of Assembly ia eurlt
case raftde and provided Ard hereof fail
not.
TriTxnM the Honorable Gf.orgb Tatlor,
President Judge of our aaid Court at Kbn
bnr, the Hth dnv of Pecunher, A.l. 1867.
E(). C. K. ZAHM, Proih'y.
Attest Jons A. Blaih, Sheriff. j.lC-4t.
N Till: COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF CAM HKl A COUNTY. Fred
erick Krin vs. Elijah Morrison, Adra r of
J. .arren Boody,'dec'd. No. 7-, December
Tprin, let?.' Kji:-T?.f.NT :
For a messauge and tract cf l'it-1 situate
in the Township f Jackson, Co truly of Cam
bria, Stite of Pennsylvania,- bounded by
land now or Luc of Joseph urk!i?vrdt and
Lewis Dun my or on theent, by land now or
late ol SiimSel Pad on tbe south, by lam!
of William Strnyeron the ii est, and by land,
of John linger and llichr.l Davis on the'
north, ..ontarning ooe hundred And twenty
five Rffcs e.iicl rr:'afy-nine perched, be the
faftie riore tfr Jos?."
Axf now, l)rc. 2d, 1SG7, on motion of D.
M'Lnnghlin, Esq., Rule on the defrr.d-cnt to
plead on or before the first Monday of March:
next.
Witness my hand and seai of Paid Court
at Ebcnshurg, the second day of December,
A. I)." 1867. (JKO. C. K. ZAI1M,
Jan. 0, :8C8.-te. Proih'y.
Ivor's ale "or REr.ivie"sub
scriber crfors fct skIc of rnt the wellT
known "Massics Ilcrsr Ui:l;' in Suoimit
ville toroigh, Cambria countj; Pa., one iui!o
east of Crerson, on the Pa. R. ft. The im- ,
prov'etnents consist of a large Frame Hous
and Kitchen, with a good cellar ntolor the
efitire building and. exoeTiCnt waler at the
door. There are aKo a commodious Stor
Room, lee Hoitsp, Tenant Hoirse, Stabling
for fifty hoses, Carringe Hoirse, and other
OutbuildiiifrS. If not sold before ihe 15th ,
of February neit it W?!! be rented tor three
or more years. Tefms feaonnble. Kn
qnire of JAHRS M. P.1FFBL.
?ammit, Jan. 9, 1368.-6t.
A DMINISf RATOlrS NOTICE:.-
Letters of A dminigtration on the es
tate of X'ftvid Leidy, late of Jackson town
ship, dee'd, btviajj been granted to the in
dcrsigned by the Register of Cambria eeun
ty, nil protrs having claims egiinst said
estate are requested to present them proper
ly nrthenicAted for settlement, and thos'
indebted to the tame will make psrment
witfeoat dUy. SARAS LRIDY,
Jan. 9, 163.-t. Adm'.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. letter
Testaaientary having been granted by
the Register of Cambria county to tbe un
dersigned otr tire estate of Michael Cerney,
late of Allegheny township,- dee'd, all per
sons ftavfng cfaims against said estate wilt
present thenV properly authenticated fot set
tlement, and those indebted to tbe same will
make payment without delay,
PATRICK F. CAHNKY, Executor.
Allegheny Tp., Jan. 0, ISf-S.-Ct.
EXECUTORS NOT1CK. loiter
Ttt?nentary baring been gran'ed fcv
fd.e Register of Cambria county to tlie un
dcrsigneu on the estate of Mr?. Eleanor Dod
son, late of Allegheny township, dee'd, nil
persons having clainrs agiiust said e.tate
wilt present them preper)y anthenticatt-d
for settlement, and thos jjidebted to the
aame will m-nke payment witbeut delav
P. n." SnrELDS, Eaeeutor.'
Ixirefto, Jan;. 9, 183.-6t.
a tray iioncama
tho
premises of the subarriber, near Joseph
Dysert & Son's Saw Mill, u Clearfield town
ship", Cambria countv, aboot the 1st October
fast, TWO STRAY -iioGS. one all white and
th other having a black spot oa tho lef
hip and another above the richt oyc -Ihrn
owner is requested to come forward, prow
property, io.- JAMES SUYTJ.. "
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