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THE FREEMAN-
THURSDAY, :
MAY 14, 1863.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
On and ftr Monday, May 11, 1868,
rains on this road will ran as follows :
LrVK KKBN3Bt"BO
At 7.33 a- m connecting with Accomoda
tion East aud Pbila. Express West.
At 7 16 i- M-i -.'iuxoctiag with Phila. Ex.
K.t and Mail West.
Leave Chesson
At 00 a. M., or on departure of PMla.
Express Wct.
At 8.55 p. m., or on departure of Phfla. Ex-
X'TOaS East.
EirroRiAi rnrs, Local akd Gettekal.
11 is. Saiiih, wife of or.r friend and patron,
Mr. Jmes Smith, of Altoona, fell and broke
lr arm on Tharlay last.
Twenty-one freight cars ran iff the track
at Suii:nierhill, ttiis couuty, on Fiidiy, but
sustained vrry little damage. No person
w injured .
A youiijr man nnmed John Ilv.vn com
mittal suicide in Juniata towuenlp, Hun
tingdon county, on Wednesday last, by
tftkins? s rychnine.
The now telegraph office at, Conemaugh
caught fire from an overheated utove, at no
etrly Lour on Monday morning, and build
ing, instruinei.ts, ate, entirely destroyed.
Tho biographical sketch of the late Ste-jiht-n
L'yd, Erq i which we were to Insert
this week, did not reach us until too 1.1 le
for publication, and has to lie over until
jnr next issue.
Tl.is (Wcdiexla) ir.ornlag ia ns cold,
wet, stormy and disaeeable as might ba
vouchsafed to us in the depth of mid-winter.
If this K May, then wnty we have no mora
tn cli treat'ier.
A C;uh lie school was opened iu the cha
j el building, p.. 'joining the church, iu this
j. lace, on 'J'u-sdiy, and quite a number of
pupils are alretvly in attendance. A young
Uiiy named Glass ia the teacher.
The first ice crearn i f the season will be
revrd up this (VYodnesdaj) evening, at R.
R Thorn s' sa'oon. High street, and will be
as Iit-ei.u? sol pilatabie, no doubt, as any
Le.ctotjre fjrn'shed at that popular cafe.
A tnaa named Haggerty, residing at Ty
rone, was struck by the Puila. Express, at
Tipton Station, on Friday, knocked under
the wheels no 1 run over, and wasalmcst in
ptantly killed He bad jut stopped from
the way passenger train when the accident
occurred.
Ll j d &. Oo.'s Bank baa been removed to
a room fitted up iu the bnildibg recently
purchased by Mr. "Lloyd from Johnston
Mco.-e, Esq , opposite the Mountain House.
Our young denial fi lend. Dr. D. W.Z egler,
ban taken the room vacated by Lloyd & Co.
atd fined and furnished it in fine style as ft
3ei;Ul fice.
We bad the misfortune to "pi" about half
tho tyjxj in oca of our outride page, the ed
itor i absent, a host of advertisement has
crowded' in upon ua, the junior member of
our family baa berj unwell and kept ns
awxke o' ciihtj, we l ava learned f but few
local item of iuurest. and we can't help it
If the prerent issue of the Freeman is eoine
what deficient In o; iiiuality and spirit.
C)ur next door nsighbr, John D. Thomas,
bag made up his mind to return to first prin
I'ies iu tb bout and shi)e trade, and after
diposir:g of his present 6tock he will discon
tii.ut tLss!etf eastt-rn-made work and con
fine hfmlf to the Ij;iiiniate business of
twiiufcturing woik which he cau warrant
In every particular. lie has now a full force
of workmen, and 'a t rcpareJ to fill all orders.
We have bocoiue eo uwd to making rx
cusej about our i'ut of receipts that we al
uoEt firel ture uur paper would not Le ap-"
prcciaieJ without one. Thia we.k we have
U iu tjpe, but ti e gLre.it e'.ress upon our
c!umr. of Court kul otLer advcrti;nier.t9,
which must be published, has not only
crowded ii out, but. ao a .me what lengthy
ronutuu:icatioa on "Equalieation of School
I'axes" aud iteneral variety of neirp Items,
I'.kerlde m type. orty, but can't help it.
riRTTKD Casi or Larckst. Davy
I'o well is a well-to-do Welsh farmer red
ding a few mi!r from our town. Like tho
rti of h'iaf.iiiiy, Davy l;t& his weaknesses.
pr mi lira t amou which is a fondness for
w h t is tccliitv,.ly known as "tanglefoot."
Vt e do not know that Davy is an inamode--ata
drinker, or that he "indulges" any more
freely than thousands of others who would
fceoru the id-e of btiug considered habitual
drankrds, but certain it is that ho goes ou
the p'ii.ciile that a barrel of whltky is a
god thing to have to the house, cow or no
cow, aad hence be supplies his spiritual
wantfi by the wholesale when necessity de
mand or appetite crave the replenishing
of l;:s Mk of "fire-vater." Iu accordance
with this ct'tt'.m, ho received a barrel of
whisky ou Saturdty la.t, and' contracted
with Tummy Thomas to transport it to i.a
destination. Keaohiug the far m cf Mr. John
Hughes, a sl-ort distance from town, Davy
I'oweil. jr., met the party, and prevailed on
then to unload the "benzine" aud leave it
it Mr. Ilugl.e' barn until Monday morning,
asiguirg as a reason that Mr. Powell's res
idence was too far distant f j Mr. Thomas to
wend his weary way thither and return to
Ida own home that evening. The whisky
was co-.rl'uu'.ly nuloaded, and as it was
thought, safely stowed away; when the
eeveral parties wended iheir ways to their
respective homes. Time moved onward, as
iiual. Sunday evening came, and with it
the owner of the whisky, to Cud that his
treasure was still safe. Early Monday mor
ning, the spot was again visited, with horse
and wagon, for the purpose of transporting
the barrel and its contents to its destiaation ;
when, !o! and behold! neither barrel, whis
ky, 6tave, nor hoop was tf be seen, and,
though the most indefatigable exertions
looking to its recovery have been put forth,
the precious fJuid has not been even so much
as heard fn m by its legitimate owner, let
alone suWled or tasted, since. Some look
upon it r.o an iilubtration of the principle of
f poutaneons co:nbustion. Others take it to
be an indication that there are tho in the
neighborhood who are not averse to stealing
a-way, from every cumbering care, to spend
the hours of setting; day in getting on a
"tare." On one point, all parties seem to
be agreed it Is a clear case of "depirted
spirits."
P. S. Since the above was in type we un
derstand that the defunct spirits have been
resurrected found hidden away among the
underbrcsh in the vicinity, doubtless by
earns wags eeekin to perpetrate a practical
rcke. A post mortem examination has pro
bably ere this been made ef the remain.
Sp&ixq has come, the de'.ieate-footed May,
With its flight fringes filled with buds
and flowers :
And with it comes a wish to be away.
Wasting Ja woodlands the voluptuous
hours.
With U comes also another wish, namely
to go to Shoemaker If Coy store and buy
a bill of the elegant Spring goyds which line
their CopcTOPS sLcvcf.
fei'HIAG ri'llCUiSKS.
Grand Display of Good at V. S. Barker's
Rire bargain i Choice Arlldes.
Suice the Spring trade recently opened,
tlieie has beeu au increased rush at V. S.
Baiker'a Cheap Cash Store. Ebonhbhrg, Pa.
Tho reason, ia found in the fact that Mr.
Barker has made a most succes.-ful effort to
secure everything in his line at the lowest
cnbh prices, so as to soil cheap, and while It
is impossible for us to furnish our readers
with a detailed list of the uiauy articles Mr.
Iiaiker l as far sale, we will endeavor to re
fer to a few of the most prominent, at the
rmo time assuring our readers that the as
sortments are as complete as they can be
made, and that at all times the different
departments will continue to contain the
choicest goods. Mr. Barker has just re
turned from the Eastern cities, where he
has been purchasing good.-1, and has brought
with him, uot only the I.atbst, but the lar
gest block of goixls ever brought to Ehens
ourg."8 How well Mr. liarker aims to ph ase
his cxisU'mers is best koown by a glance
over his splendid stock for Spring. Every
article, froai the least to the greatest, bears
that air of neatness so essential to please the
ciitlcal eyes of the ladies and the no less
critical glances of the '"lords of creation."
In faci, Mr. Uarker has spared no efforts to
make his establishment an emporium of
fathion, and certainly lie deserves to be ap
preciated, and Is entitled to enjoy an im
mense trade, for no department hns been
slighted, but on tho contrary each one has
received special attention, and is replete
with the bst stock of go.Kls in its line to be
found in the entire country; and these
goods, we repeat, are being sold at amzing
ly low prices for cash, and in some instances
cheaper than the same goods could be had
even iu Philadelphia. We have heard Koine
people C'.ipplain that when they enter n
place to buy goods, there wa no opport md
ty for a choice on account of the scarcity of
Rf-sortrnents. lint this charge cannot bo laid
to Mr. barker's establishment, but rather
to the contrary, for it seems to ns that we
v.vii:ld be sorely puzz'ed to know' what was
lxt to buy, bacause the stock is an immense,
nnd every pait of it is so beautiful and desi
rable. In Dress Goods, al! the newest and"
leading styles will be fonnd in great abun
dance. We saw Alpicas in a 1 tolors, both
plaiu and fijfiired ; also, some thing alto
gether new iu figured Alpaca. Cobergs
and Merinres of all different ooIctb. Wool
Delaines, new style acd colors.. N ce black
tSilka fvr dresses. Common Delaiues and
Calicoes in endless profusion. Ia White
Goods, we saw Jaccaets. Cambrics, plain,
checked, and striped, Nainsooks, Bnhiant,
yii?B Mulls, bvti Stripes. Victoria and
Bishop Lawns, and White P-que. a new ar
ticle fir white dresses. While speaking of
D ess Goods, we might mention Dress But
to?n. which we saw in great varie'y, all the
new styles. In Hoop Skirts, you will find
r, great variety of styles and grade-. While
on this side of the houe. we stopped to ex
amine the Cloths and Cassimers. Here are
Cassircerg of all 6tyles and prices, for men's
and boys' wear while for cheaper wear, we
saw Satt'nettf, Jeans, Tweeds, and a full
Iiimj t f C:tton Gocda. just the thing for sum
mer wear. Here, if you wish to buy the
i loth and make your own clothe, you cau
buy something that "will be nlco, cheap, cool,
and desirable for summer. If yon don't be
lieve it, go and try, and we are wure yoa will
be convinced that the place to buj goods Is
at V. S. Barker's.
Gipsies. Qui'e a large nnmber of these
Irregular people were encamped for several
days of last week on the side of the "Cay
Pike," abont half a mile west of town. Their
encampment was a rare attraction over
Sunday, and was visited by many of our
citizens, who were curious to s-ee the domes
tic habits of these unique beings In the
midst of their little booths, f rrued of spruce
boughs, seated by their fire, with their
horses, dogs, and wagons aronn 1 them, they
appeared perfectly happy. To them, land
lords, rate assessors, and tax collectors are a
race unknown. To them, it is a matter of
indifference who rules the country ; whether
Demociat cr Ilapublicau, Jew or Greek;
whethor old Ben shall tcaie into the Piesi
dency, or whether the constitutional! y elec
ted Pretident shall serve out bis term of
office.
The Gipsies, or Gypsies, (either Fpeiling
is correct.) are emphatically "ft peculiar
people." Thoy are found iu every civilized
country, and everywhere possess the same
wtall-matkeJ peculiarities. The term used
among us is a con option of the Word Egyp
tian. In Italy, a Gipsy is called Zingaro;
in bpa n, Gitano ; in France. Egyptian.
They at first represented themselves as
Christians driven out of Egypt by the Mo
hammedans. It is now generally believed
that they originally emigrated from India at
the time of the Mohammedan iuvasi n of
Teinor Beg. It would be funny to luar of
our modern Gipsies declaring themselves
Christians persecuted f r conscience' sake.
They are not supposed to be thin-skinned ou
the question of religion. These people Leve
fij'ursd extensively in our literature, from
j William Oowper and Walter Scott doton to
by lvauus Ucbb, jr.
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It will prevent the hair from falling out,
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No better evidence of its superiority need be
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This periodical has risen from being a mere
Gazette of Fashion, to the position of the
oopular parlor magazine. Ladies who take
ft think "the world of it," as their phrase
is, and are quite snre they could not get
along without it. Gnf3ss;ng our ignorance
of those points which would enable us to du
entire justice to its merits, we may freely
admit that it is most carefully'and conscien
tiously conducted, that its literary tone is
far superior to the general run of parlor
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MAHRIED.
O ATM AN M'DERMITT In this place,
on Tuesday. 12th iust.. by Rev. R. C. Chris
ty, Dr. J. J. Oatman, of Carrulltown, and
Miss IJegenia H., tldest daughter of Col. B.
McDermitt, of Cambria township.
We are exceedingly surprised, astonished,
dumb-founded. We dou't know whether to
congratulate one of the most popular, whole
souled and deserving gentlemen in the coun
ty upon his success in seenring so amiable,
accomplished and charming a wife as our
young friend Jennie, or to congratulate oui
seif or. having been made the recipient of
such a beautiful and valuable memento of
those good ohl Democratic days when gfJd
and silver jingled in our pockets (not to a
very alarmi ig cxient, however,) and green
backs, stamp duties, and other blessings (?)
of a like character were unknown through
out the land. But whi'e we are iu this de
light fill statc't f i;;ic; i tainty U t us eudeavor
to describe our present, and then our f: iand
and brethren of the press can determine
whether such a n.an ps the gener us donor
does not deserve to be blessed yea, doubly
blessed in hit lately assumed prerogatives
as husband. The coin is of the same size
and shape as a three cent piece, is of bright
golden color; it bears upon one side a coun
terfeit presertment of the head of the God
dess of Liberty, adorned with a cap bearing
the proper legend and encircled by thirteen
stars, and underneath the figures' 1854."
On the reverse is an eagle rampant, sur
rounded by the words United States of
America." and underneath tho legend, "2J
D." If memory serves us right, this coin
was known iu our younger days as a two
DDI LAR AND A HALF GOLP PIF.CB!
Ami now, dear Doctor, may G d bless you
and j-iur fair young bride with His choicest
blessings and may your golden wedding, fifty
3'ears hence, find you both as happy, con
tented and prosperous as our greetings this
day fiud you in the early hours of your nla
tiimouial felicity.
5uYERS STORM. At Summitville, on
Tuesday, 5th iust., by Rev. TLos. Ryan, Mr.
Gabriel Myers and Miss Storm, both
of Gillitzin.
Our happy young friends have our thanks
for the delicious cake accompanying the
alwve announcement. May no storm of ad
versity ever bullet their matrimonial barque
in its voyage Jon the stream of life, aud
when the other Gabriel sounds his trumpet
over the laud may it awaken them to an im
mortality of gloiy in the haven of eternal
rest.
DIED,
DEYER. At his residence In Munster
township, em Saturday, the 9ih iust., .Neal
Dever. aged 84 years.
The subject of the above notice was
born in thu Connty D uegal. Ireland, from
whence he emigrated about the year 1818.
lie arrived in Cambria county when it was
little better than the habitation r.f wild
beasts. Soon after, as a contractor, he
was oce of the men who pushed the Hun
tingdon and Pittsburgh turnpike to its
completion. Ho soon after settled in the
woods, near what is now Munster, where,
by his untiting industry, he made for him
self anil family a happy home, where he
spent the remander of his days, loved and
esteemed by all with whom he associated.
To those who weep over his vacant 6eat
he leaves the gratifying assurance that he
lived and died an examplary Christian.
His remains were followed, on the 11th
Inst., to their final restins place by a large
concourse of mourners. Peace to bis ashes,
T. P. T.
NOTICE. Letters of Administration
on the estate of Stephen Lloyd. Esq.,
late of Ebeneburg Borough, dee'd, having
been granted to the undersigned by the Re
gister of Cambria county, all persons hav
ing claims ajrinst said estate are requested
to present them properly authenticated for
settlement, and those indebted to the same
will make payment without delay.
" KEKS S. LLOYD,
K.J. MILLS, j-dmrs.
Ebensburg, May 14, 1867. -3t.
ELEMKE ASSOCI ATION. The
ji- petition cf James C. Kasly et. al. has
been filed in the Prothonatary's Offiice of
Caiabria county for a decree of incorpora
tion, under the mime, style and title of the
Da Lci.-K8 Association, together with the
Cnstitution thereof, which will he present
ed to the Judges ef the Court of Common
l'ler.3 of said county for a decree of incorpo
ration on the first Monday of J-iue next.
GEO. C. K. ZAHM", Pruhonotary.
Ebensburg, May 14. 8G3.-3t.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
first and partial account of Edward D.
Evans, Assignee of E. Bedell and George W.
Kerby, lately doing business in the name of
E. Bedell, in the Borough of Wilniore, hasf
been filed in the Prothonotary's Olfice of
Cambria county, and will be presented to
the Judges of the C:urt of Common Plena
of gid c.uuty for confirmation tn the first
Mondav of June next.
GEO. C. K. ZAHM. Protbonotary.
Ebensburar, May 14. 18G3.-3L
npO MARY MILLER, JOHN REIL
A LY and IGNATIUS ADAMS, Ja.
TK Notick thst an Inquest will be held
at the residence of Ignatius Adams, late of
Washington township, dee'd, on Friday, the
29th daj of My, inat., at 10 o'clock a. u.,
for the purpose of making partition of the
Real Estate of said deceased to and among
hia children and legal represents lives, if the
same can- be done without prejudice to or
spoiling the whole otherwise to value and
appraise the same ; at which time and place
you are requestad to atterd if you think
proper. juu. a. cuaut, tntritr.
Sheriffs Office, Ebensburg, May 14, 1868.
XECUTOIIS' NOTICE. - Letters
TVstamentarv haviue been era n ted to
tliA undersigned on the estate of Christian
Buck, late of Carroll townahip, dee'd, notice
is hereby given ro all persons hiving claims
against said estate to present mem properly
ndindirated for settlement, and thoe indebt
ed are requested to make payment without
delay. KL,L.&?i mjcix, i.,
A. STRITTMATTER. Rx
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m STARR A LANGMAN'S PATENT LI
JjfJi QUID HI SULPHATE CF LIME
A CZTJrxVPRESERVATIVE OF EGGS,
FRUIT. MEAT, for any length of time.
For sale bv D-.'njj-jists and Grocers.
WOODEN VATER PIPE,
fias Pino, nnrl Favfi Trniifrh.
rpilE BEST AND CHEAPEST AUTICLE
- ever made. Evervbody, particularly
FARMERS and MINERS, send for a free
descriptive circular and price list to J. A
WOODWARD. Williamsport, Pa.
VA ANTED AGlvN 1 . $0 per
J month the year round or a certainty
of $500 to $1,000 per month to those having
a little capital. We guaranty the above
monthly Balary to good active agents at their
own homes. Every agent, farmer, gi'dner.
planter and fruit grower, North and Sjuth,
nhould send at once for varticu-ars. riease
..oil op address .1. All KEN & CO.. C8
3ocgad street, Baltimore, Hd. -
''t-W ,; tvy. f (--j. .-tit 77. ' ,1
A GENTS WANTED. PEOPLE in
want of, and Agents who are selling all
kinds of SEWING MACHINES, are re
quested to address me (with stamp) for
greatly redgced prices and terms. j. K.
Pbabsons. box 4. Charlestown. Maas.
TXDISPCXflABLG FOR LADIES
-- is the SEWING GUIDE. For the assis
tance of ladles in hand sewing, ptotectiug the
finger from the the needle, and causing
stitches to be taken with exact regularity and
increased rapidity. Invalualate for U kioda
of embroidering anJ throcheting. Seat to
any address, by mail elegantly silver plated,
for 25 cents, or aolid silver, for 75 cents.
Agents wanted in every town. Terms and
sample for 25 ctu LH al discount 1 1 the
trade. Address NTLES MANUFACTUR
ING CO., 55 Water St., Boston, Mare.
female, to introduce the Genuine Unproved
Common Sense Sewing Machine. ' This ma
chine will etitch. hem. fell. tuck, quilt, cord,
bind, braid and embroider in a most superior
manner. Price only 18. Fullv warranted
for five years. We will pay tlOOO for a
machinr that will sew a stronger, more beau
tilul. or more elastic eerm than ours. It
makes tho "Elastic Lock Stitch." Every
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing it.
We pay Agents from $75 to $200 per month
and expenses, or a commission from which
twice that amount can be ma le. Address
SECOMB &CO.. PITTSBURGH, PA., or
BOSTON, MASS.
Cautioh. Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palmiDg off worthloss cast-Iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine aud really practical
cheap machine made.
RE ATE ST CURIOSITY OF THE
10TII CENTURY! WONDERFUL
ELECTRIC FISII-It i-learls all ! By
mail for 10 cent and ntam ; 8 for 25o.
Address the inventor, NATHAN HALL
West Millbury. Mass. m7A gents wauted
in jpvery part of the world.2D
"CAnuosriZF 3ieav
DO YOU SUFFBR AND DESISK KKI.IKF FROM "
consumption!
bronchitis,
ASTHMA, or
DYSPEPSIA ! If BO
TH E "CARBONIZED MEAT"
Is a Sure Cure I Ask your Drug'!t fur It
or 6end 1 for a Can to
SAM'L B. COLES & CO .
P J-Jp10 per dc-e-n. Lykens, Pa.
m moT&ma like it
-fei,N MEDICINE. A luxury to the
?5v0l palate, a pain!r?,s evacuaut, a gen
p4V'i' e stimulant to th cirenUticn. a
J perspiratory preparation, an oti
bilious mtdicine.a stomachic, a diuretic, end
an admirable general alterative. Such are
the acknowledged and daily i roven charao
ter of Tarrant's EFFERVESCENT APE
RIENT. Sold by all DrusjgU.
AGENTS WANTED FOR EVERY
COUNTY. Our Agents are making
from $100 to 1150 per month selling our
STATIONERY GIFT PACKAGES. Send
f-r circulars. Haasis Lub::echt. Empire
Map. Cbart and Stationery Establishment,
107 LitTerty Street, New York.
ORE
em? "v t v
DCLLAR'5 JU "V
A xS5KSIT of $25 ULl'K, of
Xi. your own selection, tree of cost, for a
few days' service in any town or village.
Particulars and a gift sent free by address
ing, with stamp, N. B. CLOUDJIAN & CO.,
40 Hanover St., Boston, Mass.
"mjT ARSII & CO.'S One Dollar Sale of
A.-!- English and American Dry and Fan
cy Goods, Cutlery, Jewelry, $ro. Agents re
ceive their goods as an equivalent for their
labor in procuring clubs. S?nd 25 cfs. for
the names of two articles whioh will be sent
on receiptor ONE DOLLAR each. Agents
wanted. Foil descriptions sent free by mad.
Address MARSH & CO.,
3 Tremont R.rw and 12 Upward St., Boston
TO THE I, RUES. We are ngents
fox over ONE HUNDRED Foreign and
Domestic Manufactures, and are prepared to
furnish the whole country with DRY and
FANCY GOODS. SILKS, SHAWLS. JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE. FURNITURE,
PIANOS. SEWING MACHINES. Ac. &e.,
at the uniform price of ONE DOLLAR frr
each article. Send your Clubs of 10 and up
wards, for descriptive checks, showing what
article can be obtained for One Dollar, with
10 cents for each check. Circulars sent free.
Presents worth from 83 to $400 sent free of
charge to agents sending clubs. AGEHTi
Wasted in ivery Town.
sCUSHMAN & CO.,
10 Arch Street, Boston, Mass.
WE SELTL, rOK OXK DtJLJ.tlt,
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Ma
chines, Silk Dress Patterns. Carpetings. Do
mestic Goods. Ac. CIRCULARS SENT
FREE, giving full particulars, cr ten checks
sent for One Dollar, describing ten different
articles whicli we will sell lor UA, XJVIj
LAR EACH. Splendid inducements offered
to Agents sending ns Clubs. Address La
bonte A Babbitt, S3 Sudbury St., Bortun.
TO THE LADIES. Fort Onyt
Cue Dollar we ara selling SILKS,
SHAWLS. DRY and FANCY GOODS, of
every description; alvi, SILVER WARSS,
FUBNITUKE, 4-o. Valuable Presents, from
$3 to $f03, sent fret vf charge to agents
sending clubs of ten and upwarus.
rxl7Circn:ars sent free to any add res.
WYETU & CO.,
r. O. Box 2031. 42 Hinover El., Button.
f N THE ORPHANS' COURT OF
- CAMBRIA COUNTY. Notisb is hibb-
bt oivbn that the following Appraisements
of Personal Property and Ileal Estate, set
npartfor the widows ormta-tatea nnder Act
of Assembly of Htb April, 1541, hnve been
filed in the Registers UiUce at aoensonry,
and will be presented to tbe Orphans' Court
tor approval, on Wednesday, tha 3d day of
Jnne next, to wit :
Appraisement of certain personal proper
ty set apurt for the widow of Sam'l Croyla,
la'.e of Oroyle township, dee'd.
Appraisement of certain pcraontl proper
ty set apart for the widow of Andrew Mil
ler, late oi Johnstown, dee'd.
Appraisement of personal property and
real tstate set apart for the widow of John
Pcrgrin, late of Jnekon township, dee'd.
Appraisement cf personal property and
real es.ate set apart for the widow of Ceo.
Brown, late of Conemaugh township, dee'd.
Appraisement of certain personal proper
ty eet apart ror itie wiaow or r.'amei xior
ner, late of Taylor township, dee'd.
JAMKS GKIFFLV, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Ebenat.org, May 14, 1863.-8t
NOTICE Whereas, Letters Testa
mentary on tlis last will and testament
of Kdward A. Hark, lAte or Wasumgioa
township, Cambri county, deaeaaed, have
been grunted by the Register t saiu coun
ty to the undersigned. Notice ia hereby
given to all persona having claims against
the said deceased to present tbem properly
authenticated for settlement, and those in
debted are required to make payment with
out delay. JAMES J, KAYLOR,
Ap'U 2?, t. . Feitcr.
SHERIFF'S SALES By virtue
of sundry writs of Yrrri. Erpon., Alias
Vend. Expon., Flu. Expon. and Fieri Facias
Issued out of the Court of Common Plea of
Cambria county, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court
Honso in IJnsburg, on Monday, the 1st
day of June $ext, at 1 o'clock p. M , the fal
lowing Real Estate, to wit :
AH the right, title and Interest of John
Thompson. Jr., of, in and br a lt of ground
situate iu the Borough of Eberisbnrg. Cam
bria lULty, fronting on tiro Plank Rjad and
adjoining let of Mrs. Hntchrnson on the
north, Edward Davis on theeasf. and ff am
ple street on the south, having thereon elect
ed a two story dwelling hcuse, now In the
occupancy of John Thompson JV. Taken
in exertion and to be sold at the suit of
Jaar.es Clifford, f r me of JiiQ FwJon.Hjq.
Also, all tho right, title and Interest of
Charles Plitt of, in and to the following de
scribed building and lot of ground of Chas.
Plttt, to wit. A dwelling hi' use of two sto
ries, (frame,) having a front of twenty-four
feet and depth of thirty-two feet, situate on
Stony Creek street, at the f xt of Levergo-3
street, in the Borough of Johnstown, and
built upon a certain lot of ground belonging
to the said Charles Plitt. wLich said lot is
triangular in shape, and bounded by Stony
Creek street . at the fxwt r f LevergI atreet,;
Stony Creek river ond an alley which di
vides tho lot of sai l Charles Plitt from , the
projerty cf Jacob Levergood. Tnken in
execution and to bo Bold at the su't cf Chas.
Ilelfricb.
Also, all the right, title and ltrt cf
Jacob Fyock of, and to a lot e.f ground situ
ate in Frauklictown. Conemangh township.
Can bria county, fronting fifty feet on '.lna
atrcet, and extending back one Lundix-d and
thirty fret to the old township mad, adjoin
ing an alley on tire north and lot of John
Kerr on the eontb. having tberwm errvted a
one and a half story plank hous"e, plank sta
ble and carpenter shop, now in th-TCUparr-cy
of Jaccb Fyock and George B rkeybile.
Tnkn In rx.-cutlon and to be sold at the suit
of Jscoh Swank & Oo.
Alpo. all the right, ticlo srsd intcres of
Jarv b Trirgle ef, in and to a p'et:e or pa-'s -l
of lacd, situate in Croyla township, Cambria
county, adjo'nipg lands of Wlll;an Murray,
Daniel Priogh. and ethers, containing one
hundred and twenty-one acres, more or less,
having thereon erctd a one and a h.!f story
plank ho'tse nd log barn, now in the occa
pancy of Sauriel Puul. Taken In r-x?cntlcm
and to bo sold at tha snit of David J. Paul.
Alt. all the right, title aud Interest of
A. J. Haws of. fa and to a lot cf grouid ei
uatc in Johnstown boroirgh. Cambric cchij
ty, frontir.p thirty-eight futt on Main street,
and cxteinMn.4 birok oce hnuured and Forty
fret to an all-.'y, adj ning 1. 1 of Henry Wal
ters rn the tr..-l atrd an alley on the west,
having thereon erected a two story brick
houe and Jf'rnme stable and outbuildings,
now In the occupancy of A. J. Haws. Ta
ken in execntiou and to be sold at the suit
of David Dibert ct. al.
Also, all the rl;ht, title and in'crest of
Daniel J. Evans cf, in and tj a piece or par
cel of land fitnafe In Cambria towitt'j.
Cambria comity, ar!j.inlne lands r-f I)v!d
Powell, J bn EvaLS, and others, coutaiuicg
one hundred acres, more or less, unimproved.
Taken in execution and to be sold a, the tn t
of Divid Powf'd et. al.
Also, all tbe rihr, tiiln ar.d interest of
John J. Tref:z of, in ar.d to a lot of ground
sitnato iu third warJ, Jubnst"wn toroimh,
fronting on Bedford str et and extending
back to an alley, adjdnlog lot of Mr. QrifStb
en the north and an alley on tbe sotrth, hav
ing thereon erected a two Ftcry plauk house,
frame stable and slaughter Lcoise. rKw In
tht,occuj ancy of the paid John J. Treftz.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the srAt
of Robert Smith.
Also, all tie right, title and Interest of
William McOaughey cf, !r r.nd to a pices or
parcel cf land situate In Monster towr.obip,
Cambria bounty, adjiinfrrr la"-ls of Auns
tine Dnrbin, Matliaw McGanghey, and oth
ers, containing about eighty-five acres, more
or less, about thJrty-fve acres of whioh are
cleared, havirrg thcTeon ereoted a one and a
half story Jog house arrd frame bam, row In
the occupancy of ffm. McGanhey. Taken
In execuiion and to be ro'd at the snii cf
Mathow McGanghey.
Also, all the rfght, tlt!e and interest of
John Wbkin of, in and to a lot of ground
situate at Lilly's Stxtion, In Washington
township, Cambria county, fronting tj the
Old Portage Railroad, adjoining Jot of Rob't
T. George on the north, lot cr Wra. Tiley ou
the west and lot cf Richard Trotter on tbe
south, having thereon erected a two story
frame house, now in the occupancy of Rich'd
Trotter. Taken In execution aud to be sold
at the rait of V m. Carr fc Co.
Also, all tha ria'nt, title and interest of
James O. Suttcra cf, and to a piece or parctd
of land Eltuata in Sasqnehanna township,
Cambria county, adjoining lands of Tb'wiorc
Baker, T. Blair Moore, and others, cootatn
log filty acres, more or lesa, about three
acres of which are cleared, having thereon
erected a hou-e and log stable, not now
ocenpied. Taken Iu execution arnl to bo so'.-d
at the ruit of Simon Schroth.
Also, all he right, titl3 and interest
S. S. Christy of, in and to a lot of grown J
situate jo Ebeisbnrg borough. Camb
county, flouting two hundred tad twenty
feet on. Centre street and extending back two
hundred feet t Publio Square, lntindl ou
the north by Walton street and on tha eontb
by Mi'too street, having thereon erected a
two story brick bclldlng, not now occutied.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit
of Geo. W. Oirpenter and Heneiey A Co.
A Lew, all tbe right, title and interest of
Uenry McDade vf, in and to a lot cf ground
situate In Galiita'n township, Cambria coun
ty, fronting oo the New Portage Rdllroad,
art lain laml of George Yeckley on the
north and lan la of James M'Clo.kev on tho
south and east, containing oue fifth of an
acre, more cr kss. having thereon erected a
one atory plnk house aoal plank stable, bow
in the occupancy of tha aid Henry McDa3.
T.ik'?a ia xecuthm aod to be sold .t the salt
of Henry Sctnlan, Adm'r of Andrew S:np
py, coceusoa.
Also, all the r ght, title and Ir.rest cf
8. F. George ., in ami to the following de
scrilicd building and lot of gTouod, to wit :
'Sa.d building is located on a lot or piece of
ground, eituate ia Chest Springs boroagh,
in Cambria county, known on the plaa of
said borongh as Iot No. 64 In the order of
said lots, adjoining lot of birs of Andrew
McGrain. &c. It is a frame stable or barn,
having a front of 45 feet arid a cpth of 82
feet, aud is 18 feet high." Taken in execu
tion und to ba sola at suit of John Wagner
Also, ad the rlht, title and Interest of
Jami-s E Sithworth and Eliiah Morrison,
Adm'rs of J. V. wren Boody, dee'd, to wit :
AU that certain piece or prcl of laiwi gitn
ate in Jackson township, lo the eour.ty of
Ca:abna and State of Fonr.eyfvaula, boua.leti
ulu described as to; low a: Iic2-ini;ti:: e.t a
nofct on or'einal oorijer of Lewis D-rmyer
tract, adkiiniusr lauds of Jcaph Buikhart :
tbctica by taid Burkhart's laud auth sixty
eight degreea, east one hundred and eiglity
pel cu a. to a spruce stump ; thecce by land
now or late ta propetty of Geo. Slouaker,
north twenty-two degrees, east eighty perch
, - . ? j j
myer, north sixty-eight de ree, west one
es. to a post ; inence oy iaau oi sam'l uor-
Lundrul and eighty perchea,to a post; thenc
by land of F. Krlrg, south twenty-two ?
grer o, weet eighty perches, to the plac ; c;
legiuning- containing ninety acies, tnoiv: or
less, it being part of an original tract of Um!
which the Commonwealth of Pen osyl .
by patent dated the 17th day of June, A.l'
156, conveyed to Lewis Dormyer, aad tl..
snine land which the said Lewis Domiyrr
by deed dated Fdbrmvry Sd, A D, 18C5 c -veyexl
to tha said James E. South worth, at. !
J. Warren Boody, now deceased. Taken i
execution aad to be sold at the suit of L". ,
Donmyer. JOHN A. BLA1H, SheriT.
Sheriff's OCce, Ibensborg.May 14, li'Zh.
N. B. The Sheriff hs made, the f '.low
log terms of aulo : Ono third of the purcl&sj
money to be p.ald when tbe property is
knocked down, and the
balance when
11:
deeJ ra confirmed.
"I ICENSii NOTICE. Th following
Ja- parions have tied petition for Tav
ern and F.at'trg Hoove License lu the Court
of Quarter Sesloaa ef Cambria connty, to
be presented to the Jrdga of tatd Court ea
tbe first Moeday of Jnne next. To wit :
Tavern
Ignatina Koehle, Cambria bro; George
Smith, Cambria boro ; Adam Ktirta, Cam
bria boro ; Denlel Mi Donald, Cambria bor :
Edward llwe. CambrU boro ; John Reh
brg, Cambria boro ; Francis J. Gios slrg-.',
CarrolHown ; Lawrence Schroth, Carrol'
town ; Lawrence Btleh, Carrolltown ; Simon
Schroth, Carrolltown ; Andrew P. Baker.
Grroll tp ; Peter Ma'tzie. Conemaugh boro, "
1st W; Clsilos Ilelfiirh, Conemaugh boro.
1st W; Mary Seita. Oouemaiigh boro. 2d
W ; George Kurts, Conemaugh bcro. 2d W ;
John FLslver, Conemaugh boras 1 W : Rich
ard Knouf. fimemaugh boro, 21 W; Victor
Vorghily, Croyle tp ; R. T. L'nton Son,
Ebensburg boro, E. W. ; Jerome Piatt, Eb
ensburd, W. W. ; Isaac Crawford. Ebens
burg. Yv. W. ; George Gnrly. Ebensbnrg.
W. W. ; Jamas Itenry, Gallitzin tn; Jehn
Bending, Johnstown boro. 8d W ; John
Fritz, Johnstown boro, 8d W ; R. Duracb,
Johnstnr-ri. 3d W ; William Linton, Johna
t wn, Sd W ; Charles Hochstlr.e, Johastown,
Sd W John Gerhard-, Johnstown, Sd W ;
Henry Fri'.a, Johnstown, 8d W ; Patrick
Kelly, JohiiRtown. J W ; Adam E'.ershauk,
Johrstown, 2d V ; Peter Soley, Johnstowa,
M W; Goo. N. Ilnbmana, Johnstown. 4th
W; Ilejiry Srhrable. Johnstown, 4 tk W ;
Philip ILcJsog, Ioretto boro; John B. My
ers. Loretto boro ; Emanuel Jamee, Mi!l
vilie boro; John Iiiley, Itlillville boro; Joa.
Gets. Richland tp ; Henry IIuLea, Summit
villoboro; Michael J. flatt, Sngquehanrja
tp ; William Callan, Waihingtou tp ; Geo.
W. MalMo, Waehirgtca tp ; Francis Coop
er, Obeet Sprirrts boro; Flavian Haid. Gal
I'tzin tn; David FaJooa. Taylor p ; Ienhart
Kt, Ta v lor tp ; Florain Blajeil, Loretto
boro.
Eai:ng IIovss.
Henry Blrm, Carrolltown boro; Peter
Brown. Croyle rp ; John Jordan, JohnBtowu
boro, 2J W ; Jehu Stream, Johnstown bor,
8d W ; Adam PbarT, Jcbnctewu boro, Sd
W ; Henry Honsman, Johnstown boro, 4th
W; John a. Stemmer, Johnstown boro. 4th
W; Christian Rrich.Surnmilville hr ; Wt'k fc
McLaughlin. Wat-bicgton tp ; JoJia Bohroth,
Wilmoro boro.
GEO. C. ZAHif, Clerk.
Ebcn&burg. May 14, I6C8-3:.
rrpRIAL LIST. List of-Cmaes
eet down for trial at a Court of Com
mon Pl-as uf Cambria County, to be held at
Ebenslurg'on the first 2ionday of J jne next:
ntiT vrwFT.
Garrettson
McGlaia
White's Ex'rt
Same
Smitk ct &
Watt
Saupp
LcV.1
vs. G.le
vs. Penna R R Co
vs. Wo(x!cock
vs. Same
vs. Adams
vs. Storm
vs. Blaochard
vs. Simmons
saooao wssk.
Ppencer,M'Siy a Co vs. Schomaker a Lac
Caraoa, Darliagton
a (Jo., vs.
Krels V9.
15rotherlme vs.
Fenlon vs.
Bavid ve.
Cambria Iron Co. vs.
Shriver'a nse vs.
LciJen'a Adm'rs va.
Ilambergef v.
Krite vs.
Calvia vs.
A!timn2 va.
Chrtety vs.
Rowley vs.
Campbell vs.
Robaon va
Storm ve.
UcKenxk va.
Allison va.
Fronheieer e- al. va.
BloodvccKxl's Kx'ra vs.
Same,
Same.
6-nlth et. al.
Duncan .
B!.ck.
Wolf et. al.
Vcllagh et. al.
Wehn.
Ziraaerman.
Noel et. al.
Keel at. al.
Cooper.
Christy.
Mcllugh at. aJ. '
McEeuaia et. L
Cowan.
Penn a R. B- Oo.
Uellon et- al.
Myers et. al.
Ribblett et. al.
1
Morrison Bx'ra.
Smith
va. Chriety.
vs. Baker'a HaJra.
Cambria Iron Co.,
GEO. a K. ZAHM. Troth'y.
Prothy's Office, Ebosburg, May 4, 1808-
f EGISTERS NOTICE Notice
is hereby fiveu that tbe following Ae
connti Lava b"e.ii pasted and 11 in the
Begister'a ofi-e at acsburj;, axd will be
presented to tbe G;phas' Court of Oawbria
county, for confirsiitiaR aid aJlewaoiee, ou
Monday, tha 1st iay of Juus naxt, to wit :
Tha final aeeount of GSiarlss Bixta-u, Ad
ministrator of Sauuel Burkhaxt, late ef
Ja.fksoa townaiip, dee'd.
The firat accouot of John Cole, Guardian
of Adam and Anna Bitch.
The accotiat of PeterHabrlus. Executor of
Jacob Rubrics, late of Coueiuaugk p., dae'd.
The first and ol account of YViUlam J.
Pryce, Adm'r t bo.is xq of Vm. Pryoe,
late of Cambria township, dea'd.
Tho first account of Adira Karia, Hx'r of
Herraaa Vokoored, Late of Ctnbria acrough,
deceas4.
The Accauct af Jared WiUiacaa, sr., Guar
dian fef Thotatt ParCtt.
Tea firat and partial arose at of Panl Yah-
aer, isxecnior ct t r-jicu uiosisr, mm oi
Cheat towoskip, dae'd.
The account or v n. Y. luci, uuaMiaa
ef Jiha Datum.
Tbe Sfih and fiaal aceamnt af Aon Ileary,
Adn'i of Wta. "Vav4iitr, of vTa.&iiiutoa
township, doc 4.
The sacoui and final account ef Jaliaa
Cuicb, Adai'r ef Aueraw Gals, ltU of Car
rolltown beroagh, dee'd.
JAUCS Q&It F1H, Register.
ReglfUr1! OZe; libaaabarg, Maj 7, lfc3.
RDINANCE OF TnE BOR
OCGR OF OAEIiOLLTOWN, paed
at a meatlai of tte Tow Ooaacil, bald
April ?5;h, lSOSt
Be it enactod and ordained by tka Coun
cil of the Boraugb. of Carrolltowa, tad ft ia
hereby enaotel and ord'ead by ant?aor
i'y of tbe muii That frusn mad attar the
Hat Sanlay of May next, any .eraoa or per
aous artaadia; or kdterlag a tk ttreeU
ear the charoh, or ca tk ckarea rooda,
on Sandays or balidar, whll divtae aar
vlce la go'nt; ca ia said ckurch ia tha ber
oua of CVarolltowa, skall, oo coaviction
thereof before t'aa Burgaas a fcwUej Bur
jea, ba fined ia a auca wet laaa tkaa fifty
otnta aar nor tha It a wllra eeh and
the coats cf laid eearictlen ; saeh 4ae W
be recovered according to tha provisions of
the several Acta cf Aaaeablj feinting to
Boroughs ia auoh casea.
DA VU O WKTSEL, Bnrgaae.
Attest Joh . Mareaia.eec y oi Couaeil.