g,bria Freeman.
OCT. 13, 1870.
ipjsnino- Jttne ,3th, ,870,
fon taw p . t?a K bensbnrs:
p Vm.ecting with FitteburgC Ex-
P. ,,l.ii..i.ia Exriress East.
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w'aM or on departure of Phlladel-
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11 1 iit n definite statement
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' i -a.! tn eo to press with the very
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tUrrtfor Congress. Assembly and
L .hich we give io the .table below.
' eutire Democratic county ticket
lD i.-. nd that the rerooTal ini-
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.the Dleasureof communicat:ng to
"lU ,K 1. nltK r,o naora
-thpv rill rest content anlil we are
"'" .; the official figures in onr next
fhe election ui . ,
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i.ct. in wh'ch Cambria we are sorry
'.'in achieved no honor, la none the
.w of ccnoratulation to all honest
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shall give full returns next wek.
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t Srtir LiW. We are frequentlj inter-
kod in teereiice to the mode of treating
torMf , rattle, ftiet-p, etc. 1 be Jaw on
jbjct i in uh?tnnc no follows: When-
iHrtTbetht is fuutid tres-pafsin on the
iff of iit one, it is the dutv of tbe party
FJ notice to tlie owner thereof under the
of 5, if be cud be fouDd, and within
hi deliver to the Town Clerk a full de
i of the kind, marks, color, or any other
K or artificial marks of such stray or
f 'cgr'.t.er with tbe lees, winch aie tor a
50 ti.t; cattle, 25 cents; and each
tt!.. If the owr does not appear
in dT9 al ter ruch stray shall be taken
kffttleall damages and costs it ahall
Irdotj of the psrty taking up the B.irae to
ifctiaid Mray or strays to b adveriieed
seeks lu at leapt one newspaper. ( At
:of Jl 50). And if the owner Vliall not
ippeared within sixty days after such ad-
pBer.t.and fettle all reaonable corns and
tbe person taking up the said stray
f ke application to a Justice of tha
h, in itid towuship, who is required to
i uairran; to tne constable, wnose duty
yUbttoMll the same at public sale, first
fgraatn notice of such sale by at least
priDttd w written handbills. And after
Mil tire (old the same, he shall make re
of tbeproceeda to the said Justice, who
tfiff paying all reasonable damages and
Oi eepit; as aforesaid, naw niw rVia
-a. if my there be, to the County Treasu-
- wvuer auait appear within one
,w;u we. ana prove his proDerty in
j.uBHiu justice snail certify tne
tU.ettidTreanurPr.whnali.il r
Ftlit thole BCOUtlt Of (Hich mcrnliu- Ktit
!ner shall cot apply within the time
"i t (ball thereafter be debarred from
. nd the money aforesaid may be
f iwuuvj purposes-
BomuT cr THE Altooka Tost
''SOIta tin A..-:- o . i
ttVht Altoon i'ost Office waa en
f wrrlars. Vi a ra- . r,..i.i
fWWLea, Bade a eln tliino- f St. A
L" ' tt b ascertained, the amount of
bTa i- Was T4,ued at bout 'ourteen
, vu.ni, wrjich were all taken. As
Wi d have 5t- there wre on'j x
f letters in th . ' .v,
IM. , , ...w uwvg a . lJUJCp bile
2J0f wlich were Ukeu, one said
LTji? "other a small amount of
'nnTi p M UuD and th contenu of the
taown. The burglars entered thro
the rear end of the hall, b using a
wealtinf and bendini? thn lack. bolt.
J!f "known, bo other letters or
t was amtnrlH ni-i u
'mmediately notified tbe De-
of the thieves.
GB E"CTI0l Tha elation for Ror-
r waa pr,.1.,.,j
i.h , --""-ticu on
- ...mvw ua political pnu
resulted n. K. . rn nf
i of T. o to"- In the two
eticlogeo louowing gontie-
iIJr;Tow Council. Wm. H. Sech-
JtG n " uriey; Judge or Jilec
A'.lM0n,; In9Pctor, John Dough-
b WTO;.'. "ue - ari8h' A-
All llcpublicana
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d"1",1!! ,rom California.
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Be D.t.t. tbe succeeded ic
boot !h C0nuiniDg lle $8,000
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K ti n1 'P01'. Wm. Leigbty ;
kl WAD1"; Ass't Assessor! R
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Jack Frost has pafd several yisita to this
vicinity , ithin the past few days.
A pike weirhiae 23 nonnds was causht in
the Conemaugh river, near Blairsville. one
day last week. -
A gentleman from the west, while occu
pying a Bleeping berth on the Pacific express
east, on Saturday, waa robbed of a valuable
gold watch somewhere between Altoona and
Harrisburc.
The Fair of the Altoona Park Association
is said to have been a complete success. The
display was good, the atteudance large and the
receipt? fully up to the expectations of the
management.
A boy named Pfoutz. ared ten years, a
resident of Port Matilda, Centre county, while
loekiog a wheel on a wood wagon, a few days
ngo, fell, and the wagon passed over him,
breaking his neck.
Samuel Faultz, confined in the Indiana
jail on the charge of attempting to commit a
rape on a jouug lady near Armagh, managed
to escape trom that ricketty institution on
Mot.day night of last week, and forthwith left
for parts unknown.
.Leonard brewer, a waiter at the Lngnn
House, Altoona, robbed one of his fellow-
waiters of $95 and a watch, a few nights since,
and ctarted east, bat a telegram brought him
up standing at Harriabutg, from whence he
has been brought back for trial.
I be credit is due our cotennporary, 'Tae
Alleghanian," of baYing fitst received and
published the official census returns of the
county, and all papers, our own among the
number, which have since given publicity to
them, were indebted to that journal for the
facts.
Handbills were posted in Johnstown yes
terday calling fr a meeting of the removalites
last night, and if it came off we have no doubt
it was a very lugubrious affair. Misery is said
to love company, but we fear that the removal
leaders would Cud but little consolation in the
company that would be likely to attend such
a meeting ou such an occasion.
The Etnre of Joseph o imer, at Canoe
Creek, Blah county was broken into and de
spoiled of a large lot of boots, shoes and other
goods on Friday night last. The villains af
terwards attempted to burn the building by
kindling fires in two places, but fortunately
the fires died out without doing any damage.
No clue to the perpetrators.
No local letters and no local news of any
kind this week, and tbe turmoil and excitement
of the election has not only delayed our paper,
but baa prevented us from-giving it that atten
tion which it is always our wish and our pride
to bestow upon it. Hence we have to ask the
indulgence of our renders for all shortcomings
that may be apparent in the Freeman this week.
We have done the best we could.
The Johnstown.Echo says that Mr. H. A.
Bathuret, f Coopersdale, has a full grown
chicken which excites general curiosity. The
conformation of the legs are such as to cause
it to walk erect like a man, wit'.i its tail turned
between its legs and slicking out in front. Its
appearance and movements are much like that
of a trained dog walking on his hind legs. It
cannot sit on a roost, but rests at night by re
clining on its side. It is a high-cock-olorum
of a chicken.
The Huntingdon Journal admits that its
party has been "licked like blazes." It ae
knowledges the defeat of the entire radical
ticket in that county, thinks that its Senatorial
aud Legislative candidates have shared the
same fate, and puts down the election of Sperr
for Congress as one of the events extremely
probable. The political revolution in Hunt
ingdon has been complete and wonderful, and
the Journal commemorates the fact by printing
its "roo-ter" wrong side up.
O Nelson Smith, Eq , editor of the Johns
town Mountain Echo, sojourned over Sunday
in our town, and was visited by hosts of warm
personal aud political friends. Now that the
removal iniquity has received the doom it so
richly merited, tbe success ol the Echo ought
to be assured beyond a doubt, and we hope
that the true-hearted Democracy of Cambria
county will not tail to render it that suppoit
which will insure it a long and successful ca
reer. John H. Douglass, Ej., of Clearfield tp.,
an earnest democrat and warm hearted gentle
man, has made us the recipient of several of
the largest and finest at pies that have probably
ever been produced on the mountair to say the
least. Y e do not know tbe name ol tne ap
pies sent us. but they are certainly mammoth
in eize and very agreeable in flavor, and they
reflect credit ou the genii em an who cultivated
tbem, and te whom our thanks are due for so
kindly remembering us.
Mr. Adam Kettering died very suddenly
in Johnstown on Sunday morning week. He
arose io his usual health and ate a hearty
breakfast, but about half-past nine o'clock
complained of a severe pain in the region of
the heart, and in a short time tnereaner ne was
a corpse. Mr. K. was a native of Germany,
but came to this country early ia life, and for
many years resided in Somerset county, but
for the last five or six years has been a citizen-
of Johnstown, where be was much esteemed.
His age was about 5 years, and be was the
head of a large family.
A Mission is to commence in the Church
of the Holy Name, in this place, on Sunday
next and continue tor one wees, it is to oe
under the direction of two Passionist Fathers
renowned for eloquence, piety and religious
zeal, and there is no doubt but what tbe Mis
sion will be productive of incalculable good to
the members ot tne Uatnoiic congregation nere,
as well as to all others wbo may participate
with proper dispositions. Such eloquence and
fervor as the (rood missioneries are endowed
with cannot fail to make an impression even
on the most callous heart, and hence the result
of this grand religious awakening will be of
th most pratifvine character.
. Our merchant friend, M.'L. Oatman, went
east Tuesday night, and the inference to be
drawn from the fact ts that tbe renownea cneap
cash store over which he presides as leading
ia shortly to be made elad with a stock
of goods Urge," complete and seasonable.
Mart, has tne taste to ouj iu prckvics nw
of goods, and as be knows exactly whereto
huv at the lowest fijures, those who deal with
the firm of M. L. Oatman & Co. may expect
to look upon and make their purchases at
cheapest rates from a very superb stock of
merchandise ere many days go by. Dry goods
dress goods, groceries, notions, etc., will all be
embraced in the new stock toon to be in store
. tki nnnnlar establishment, and we advise
all our friends to 6ave their stamps for the
good time coming.
NamEOW Ehoafk fkom Dzath. -On "Wednes-a.-
i... Tr.hr. Miller, acred twenty-one years,
was driving & three-horse wagon loaded with
stone for a rail roaa Dnoge, across ichjj
.kni a mil helow Southampton Mills
The two outside sleepers upon which the planks
were laid gave way, tnereoy precipitant '.
waeon a distance of fifteen feel to the rocky
i. .i,- ..,,ob- Tha lead horse fell back
on the wheel horse, striking his hiad 1 on a rock
and was instantly killed. The other horses
i- .i;nkti, hruined and stunned. Mr.
were uuii oe,"j -- , . .
Miller was slightly cut on the head, and his
left foot and ankle were severely cut and
bruised. The unfortunate mau was removed
to fcis father's house, a mile distant, where a
j-.. a.a th wounds. He is now rapidly
recovering, to tbe great joy of his young wile
and aged parenu. oomersc. o-
nr - TTnnanin M ifllllNI. DubllShed by
S. Wood, Newburg, N. Y., at $1.00 per year,
(single copies 10 cents.) is the largest and best
VBU,e ,v vvr , . . ij T, hio-h toned.
dol.armObiniyiuvutjwu.lv. --.
interesting. &Yl
acter. x-verv numirer v -
will contain a $100 prize story complete, lie
side, furnishing $110 LT
durinif the year, Ja.r. nwu r.
lish all the best stories entered in competitioa
. 7 Alan, each number will
designed to entertain anu '"""
Siwob Mr. WanamaKcr enlarged bit) great
OakESl. Ld made it the largest Clothing
House in America. popuUr favor - hM set m
with redouoiea iorce. r --
pas, to look in upon the busy throng and
..i . th crt success. But tbe secret
,..,. : .v.. rA. .Pheaoest" aud
ail llc in lug wv w.
i Beet. "
OXD SAWS ASD WlSB WKATHK Pr,rrr,.v.
An exchange weaves an autumn wreath out
of the old proverbs in regard to autumn. First
we nave mis entomological precept:
uo not let October flies
Lead you to expect warm skies."
But if, notwithstanding the ski
loot for the chilling recompense herein indica
ted: "October warm, with certain speed, -Makes
February cold indeed."
The leaves, too. bear their nart in th nop-
tents; faded and thickly strewed on every
, . -uuui. tan vo uenoieu in ine searcn
for signs. The prognostic be ow. though rid-
ly expressed, is based upon good physiological
(jnucipies;
"The earlier in October tlm lonvoc fln fn. an
much the more fruitful will the next season
oe.
The next two are of similar import:
Stop tha leaves long on the trees, you had best
Prepare for winter a good lonir neat."
When late In Oetohor thn Ipbvps kMII rfmnln
fast to the trees, there will follow a bard win
ter. Of rain in this month we have this trite sa w :
"Much rain lo Oetohr.r. munh wlrwl in Tfin
ber."
And this, which to a superstitious mind uaicht
be a cause of drend, God's acre being the beau
tiful German designation for a grave yard:
"October rains, when many and great,
God's acre best fill and cultivate."
Thunder in this month is decidedly out of
season, but should its reverberations be heard
they are not to be regarded as consoliue
sounds, as witness what follows:
"October thunder storms plainly sny,
Chanjjeable weather all winter will stay."
And this, which more obscure, is still less
satisfactory:
"Winter thundor misplaced and unkind
Showeth much solid weather behind."
Or this triplet, which institutes a compari
son, must be taken in an a legoncal sense:
In October the thunder, though sounding
drear.
Than that of February Is better to hear;
Tbe last is but pleasing to the usurer's ear."
As for frost and snow, whose advent is not
desirable so early in the reason, but which
occasionally put in an unwelcome appearance.
we nave these:
"Frost and snow In October are couriers to
say that January will be mild."
(Now let the weatherwise event aud hereby
forewarned predict the usual January th iw!)
"If there 1s In October much frost and wind.
January and rebruary both mild you 11 find:
Hut when in the autumn the weather is clear.
The cold wind full soon will appear."
Thin, relating to the first snow, is a quaint
expression of a popular belief :
"Should in mud and slush the first snow fall.
Look for a mild winter, and muddy withal."
The last of the gereral observations on the
mouth is the following, w hich seems to derive
its inspiration from the doctrine of compensa
tions:
"Stops the winter lonjr away.
So much longer will it stay."
Of the set days we have this, relating to the
ICth:
"When it is dry at St. Gall's dav. the summer
that follows will be dry."
And this of the same day, which acts as a
reminder to those who last year had their trees
broken and fruit damaged by the early snow;
"At St. Gall's day every apple should be In Its
sack."
Of the 2 1st this:
"Just as begins Ursula's day.
So the winter's resolved to stay."
How to Stop a Paper The following from
one of our exchanges so fully and clearly ex
presses our views cpou the subject that we
copy it without comment: "You have an un
doubted right to stop a newspaper whenever
you are disposed, upon payment of all arrear
ages. Do uot hesitate to de so on account of
any 'tenderness of feeling for the editor. Don't
you suppose he would stop buying sugar of you,
or meat, clothing, dry goods, etc., if he thought
he was not getting his money's worth? And
when you discontinue a paper, do so manfully.
Don't be so pitiful as to throw it back to the
postmaster with a contemp'uous I don't want
it any longer I' and bare refused written on
the margin and the paper returned to the edit
or. No gentleman ever stopped a paper in
that way, no matter if his head is covered with
gray hairs that should always be honorable.
If you do not wish longer to receive a news
paper, write a note to the editor like a man
and say so and be sure that all arrearages are
paid. This is the way to stop a newspaper. "
"Which." Which I wish to remark, and
mv language is plain, that Leopold Mayer has
jnst received an immense stock of dry goods.
at Iso- ZZ, alum street, Johnstown, wnicn
will be sold absolutely at cost. Ladie, this
is the place to see the fnshions and to buy
chfap goods of all kinds. Every thing that
ladies wear can be found in this large whole
sale and retail dry goods and dress goods store,
lie has some of the loveliest patterns outside
of Paris, for Paris is not Paris any more. But
call and see Mayer's fashions.
Namm. In Cohen's Hat Parlor, No. 227,
Johnntown, can be found all the names of
leading generals, i-tatesmen, stars, and celeb
rities in tbe land. They have hats called after
every great man. Thousands of hats and cap,
thousands of styles and oddities, in the line of
gent's furnishing goods. All they want now
is thousands of purchaser? they have hun
dreds of patrons now, but would like to extend
the trade, till every body would have a new
bat or cap. All they' ask it just one call. It
fetches every one.
Whkk the Mohet Goks. It goes to M. H.
Mayer's Clothing Store, No 214 Opera House.
Johnstown. Mr. Mayer acknowledges that all
the money's lately missed in Johnstown, and
in Cambria county, waa taken by him. for
choice made up Clothing and gents furnishing
goods, and of course he fully acquits all others.
He can show bis book of sales, which will
settle the qnestion. A few more customers,
however, will not do any harm. Eoom for all
at No. 214, and clothing for all.
Not for .Tosxph. if he knows it, but Tor Jas.
J. Murphy we would say, that the public should
by all means call on Jame at No. 100, Clinton
street. Johnstown, for their fall and winter
Clothing. James .1. Murphy has just received
twenty trunks full and twenty boxes of new
ready made clothing for men and boys bought
cheap and sold cheap. Tbe best cloth in
these goods we ever saw and sewed like leather.
Call and examine these new goods and carry
home your lull share. .
N. F. Cabboll is now prepared to sell to all
his numerous customers, new dry goods and
fresh groceries, bought expresaly for the fall
trade ; and for sale at No. 2l5, Main street,
Johnstown, opposite the Opera House. No
charge for calling to see some of the most
beautiful patterns in the market. Mr. Carroll
cannot be beat in either buying or selling
roods, having had a long experience in the
business. Do not fail to call on Carroll at
No. 215 Main street.
Who Spkaks First? Barpains.bargains.bar
gains, at John J. Marphy's complete Dry
Goods Store, at the Mansion House corner,
Johnstown. Mr. Murphy haa just returned
from the East with an extensive lot of new
gocds, consisting of dry goods, dress goods,
fancy goods, trimmings, notions and carpets.
He offers goods at a mere. - song. Give Mr.
Murphy a call and satisfy your own minds and
your own eyes that what we sayla emphatically
true.
Dkcipkd. The question whether every man
Is not a "wolf in sheep's clothing," was deci
ded in the affirmative, especially If snid person
buys his made up clothing at Leopold & Bro.'s
store, No. 241 Main street, Johnstown, be
cause their garments are all wool and there
must be sheep's clothing about that. Leopold
k Brother have just received a large quantity
of made up clothing of all kiBds cheap for
cash. Men's and boy's clothing made to order.
Bxspohbiblr Advertising Aqkncies are a
rreat advantage to both advertiser and publish
er. That of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No. 40
Park Row, New York, is considered by many
the most complete establishment of the kind in
the Unite Sta'.ei.
JOHNHTOWV, PA Oct. X, 1870.
Editor of Cambria Cmmtv GiimjEiiiw: As
the actions of a public officer are open, or should
bo, to the approval or disapprpvaf of nil his fellow-citizens
I would mont respectfully submit
the following report setting forth the several
Inquisitions held bv mo as Coroner of this co-un-tr,
with the different causes which produced
them and the time and plaoo where they occur
red. In doing so, I hope I shall not wound tiro
feelings of those Who have had tho misfortune
lo lose any of their friends, but merely perform
a duty which I conceive that I owe to tbe peo
ple of Cambria, and at the'same time furuish
matter of local intt-rwit to the readers of the
different journals of .the county i
November 1st, 187, John McDonald, killed In
Cambria borough by a shot tired from a guu
said to have beeu In bands of Cyrus Thompson.
April 11th. lmti, John B. Davis, killed in the
mines of the C. I. Co., Yoder township.
May 12th, 13G8, Henry B. Duffin, died of apo
plexy in Cumbria borough.
July 13th, lsos, John W id mau, heart disease,
Millville..
July 19th, 1868, George Beigle, drowned at
Dornick Point.
July 20th, 1868, John Hodges, killed on the
railroad at Johnstown.
July 22d, 1868, Jacob Henry Kohlcr, cause of
death unknown, Conemaugh borough.
August 7th, 18C8, Patrick Knglish, killed on
the railroad at Johnstown.
September 15th, 1868, infant found oa tho
right bank of Stony Creek, Johnstown.
October th, ls8, Thomas Hocker, found dead
on the railroad at Johnstown.
October 23d, 18G8, Peter Kinney, killed In Tuy
lor township by the upsetting of a wugon.
November 2d, 1868, James Griffith, killed by
falling of a scaffold in a church in Johnstown.
November 8th, 1838, John O'Donald, killed by
falling over the embankment at railroad sta
tion, Johnstown.
January 5th, 1869, Frank Boltz; January 5th,
Frederick Metzker: January 6th. Conrad Tex-
ter. These three were killed in the mines of
the C. I. Co.-, by an explosion of tire damp.
April 20th, 186. Patrick Boyle, accidentally
drowned, Millville.
May 15th, 1869, Edward Jones, intemperance,
Millville.
July 6th, 18G9, Washington Ilawes. killed by
being run over by a street car, Conemaugh bor.
August 20th, 1869, William Hawkins, heart
disease, Millville.
August 22d, 1869, Infant found in a carpet-bag
at Wbiskv Springs name unknown,
August 28th, '69, John Myers, killed by the C.
I. Co. s trucks, Johnstown.
September 24th, '69, Mary Ann Slick, epileptic
fits, Johnstown.
September 26th, 'C9, Marlon Osborn, death
caused by burning of a house, Yoder township.
October 16tb, '69, Conrad Hoff, death caused
by earth falling in on him, Johnstown.
November 3d, 69, James Wcakland, kicked by
a horse. Johnstown.
November 4th, 'G9, Bernard Honey, Intemper
ance, Prospect.
December 27th, '69, Cyrus Shaffer, drowned In
the Conemaugh river, Johnstown.
April 8th. '70, male infant, name unknown,
Tavlor township.
April 10th, '70. Anthony Ilipp, epileptic fit,
Conemaugh borough. .
April 14th, "70, John Koehle, drowning, Cam
bria borough.
May 27th, '70, Patrick Harkins, killed lu the
mines at South Fork.
June 7th, '70, William H. nunter, killed on
the railroad, Wilmore.
July 5th, '70, Bernard Bruder, smothered In a
cesspool, Conemaugh borough.
July 14th, '70. Kdward Hcssler, killed by tho
cars on the coke yard of the Cambria Iron Co.
August 23d, '70, James McIIugh, killed by the
cars at Gallitzin.
September 24th, 70, William Hice. killed in
the mines of the Cambria Iron Company.
Yours respectfully,
J. A. HABHOLt),
Coroner of Cambria County.
Ballott's Maoazix por November. We
have received the November number of Bal
lou's Magazine, and have read it with interest,
as we always do every month that Ballou is
issued. It has the best variety of tjontents of
any magazine in the country. Its romances are
always well written, its sea stories such as only
truo-hearted sailors can write, and all the rend
ing is original and of the bent nuality. There
are 100 pages, IB of them with illustrated sub
jects, aud all for the small sum of 15 cents, or
fl.50 per year. Great improvement are prom
ised for the coming year. All periodical depots
sell Bailou's. Tliomes & Talbot, 63 Congress St.,
Boston, ore the publishers.
Cireat Excitement. All is excitement and
expectation about the result of tbe election,
and here and there men are gathered in crowds
discussing the question and endeavoring to get
a little more light on the subject. All eem to
forget for the lime that the Shoemaker store is
still open and amply stocked with every kind
of articles dry goods, groceries, etc. which
every family in the county is daily consuming,
and which no dealers in the county or out of it
pretends to sell at lower prices for the ready
cash than the Mee-srs. Shoemaker, who are al
ways liberal and obliging in all their dealings
with the many customers who constantly pat
ronize them.
Good Xew.-It affords us no little pleasure
to announce that the county seat will not be
removed just yet, tho election to all appear
ances having put a quietus on that project.
This being the case, ieople will do well to keep
on buving just what they need from that clever
gentleman, A. J. Christy, who keeps a store in
Loretto that coutuins everything desirable, be
it dry gods, groceries, drugs, or what not, and
sells with a view to please his customers and
induce them to deal with him right along and
all the time. Christy's store is the place to buy
the best of goods at the lowest prices.
Head Centre. Cham. Roberts seems to be
the grand centre around which revolves all
anxious inquirers after election news a cir
cumstance accounted for by the fact, that the
telegraph office is located in hia establishment.
Mr. Roberts, be it known, keeps the only clock,
watch, jewelry and fancy goods emporium in
Northern Cumbria, and has a stock that will
compare favorably in variety, beauty and
cheapness with any similar assortment In the
State. Don't forget C. T.. Roberts' elegantly
stocked store on High street, aud he'll not for
get to treat you liberally.
Coming. The season for buckwheat cakes
and 'lasses will soon be with us, and so far as
the former is concerned ample provision will
be made by K. J. Mills to supply all consumers
with the very best quality of buckwheat Hour
at the lowest market rates. The Ebeusburg
Flour and Fed Depot is renowned for the su
perior qualitv of Hour, feed, etc., that can al
ways be bought there, and its enterprising
proprietor deserves to receive tho custom of
every mau who has a family to support, for the
articles he sells are of the very best quality, and
he permits no one to undersell him.
Pretty Pletnre. We imagine that photo
graphs of the removal leaders taken at this
stage of the proceedings would form a group
of pictures that it would be difficult to conceive
the like of. We would like to see our artist
friend, T. R. Evans, try his hand at their elonga
ted visages, but as that ia out of the question,
we hope that those amongst us who feel happy
at the result will at once call at the National
Photograph Gallery and sit for their pictures
while they are in such a pleasant state of mind.
Mr. Evans can do full Justice to such subjects,
we warrant.
Election Over. There is probably no ond
that does not feel glad that the election is over
and the opportunity afforded for all to return
once more to the every-day duties of life, es
pecially since there is still a chance for all to
buy what they want, and buy at the most mod
erate prices, at the cheap cash store of V. S.
Barker, who is anxious to dispose of an excel
lent lot of goods in the shortest time possible,
in order to make room for a new stock.
Red Hot. The political canvass Just ended
was one of the warmest our people have ever
passed through, although not exactly of that
q uality of heat produced by the excellent stoves
kept in endless profusion and variety at the
mammoth stove and tinware depot of George
Huntley, who can supply cooking, heating and
parlor stoves of any desired pattern, and that
too at prices which even the manufacturers do
not prctond to undersell.
DIBD.
BOCKETT. In Wilmore, on Sunday evening,
Oct. 9th, of typhoid fever, arter a few weeks
illness, Mr. Jamks Kockett, aged about 28 yrs.
In the early demise of Mr. Rockett haa once
more been sadly realized the fact that fn the
midst of life we are in death, for no ordinary
man was blessed with a more robust constitu
tion or gave promise of a longer life than he.
Yet was he well prepared for the chwige, and
as he led a blameless life and died a Christian
death, there is good reason to believe that Tie
has been summoned to a better world. The de
ceased waa faithful in all the duties of life and
truly exemplary in conduct, and as he won the
esteem of ail who knew him, his early death has
excited sincere sorrow in the hearta of many
relatives and admiring friends, who will not
fail to drop a tear to his memory.
JZAJLTS
YECnABUSIClUWl
HAIR.
Persons who are Gray
Can have their hair restored to its natural col
or, and if It has fallen out, create a new growth,
by its use.
It is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
making lifeless, 6tlff, brashy bair, healthy, soft
and glossy.
Price tlJX). For sale by all druggists.
It. P. JJALIi CO., Nashua, N. H., Frerrlefcjy.
CI,OSIAG PRICES
Of OB HAVEN A imo 40 Month Third
Street, Philadelphia, nt 3 o'clock. I.
81.. Oct. IO, 1870.
TJ. S.e'sof'Kl . 113- 1HK
" " '62, 112' 113
" " . '64 111S U1X
" " '65 Ill 112
" '6ft, new liov liov
" 67. 110 V 1I0V -
" " '68, 11()V 110H
' 5's, 10-tO's, 106 V Vf.
IT. S. 30 Year 6 per cent. Cy.. Ill Ills
Due Comp. Int. Notes,
Gold 113 V 113V
Silver 107 109
Union Pacific R.K. 1st M.B'ndH 8; 840
Central Pacific R. R., flW
Un'u Pacific Land Gr'nt B'nds 700 725
RAVJEL.EKS'
LIFE AND ACC1ENT INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford. Conn. Cash
Assets, 1,500.000. Orante LIFE and
EMOOWMKXT Policies of all ap
proved forms. Ample security, low
rates. Also insures against ACt'I
1ENTN causing denth or total disa
bility. Policies written by tho year
T or montn. Has paid svoo per cly
i"o- a.., years in bcneilts to policy-holder.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTEBT.
Prizes cashed and information furnished by
GEORGE UPH AM, Providence, B, I.
50 Cents to $5 per Evening, at Home.
We are prepared to furnish profitable emply
mcnt to Men and Women at their homes. One
person in each locality throughout the United
Mates, can engage in tuts business at great
wages. We send, free, full particulars and a
valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on. Any person seeing this notice, who
wants profitable, permanent work, should send
us their address, without delay.
B. C. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine.
tlfl A DTFOR A l, l. Stencil Tool samples
I Umailed f ree. U.r'uliam,C15 Broadway ,N.Y.
XT' STATE or JOSEPH REICI1TER.
ADMINISTRATOR'S 2OTICK.
Letters of Administration on the Estato of
Joseph Reichter, late of Carroll township, Cam
bria county, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, residing in said township. Those
having claims against said estate will plettse
present them properly proven lor settlement,
and those indebted to the same will please make
immediate payment.
WILLIAM REICHTER,
Oct. 13. 1870.-6t. Administrator.
KT.ITION IN DIVORCE ! John
Kinney vs. Catharixk Kinney. In tho
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria County,
io. i., nectmDer Term, 1. Aud now, 2sept.
12th, 1870, on motion of F. P. Tierney, Esq., At
torney for Libeilant, T. Ii. Seaulan Esq., is ap
pointed Commissioner to take testimony and
report the same to tho Court. 2Yo. Cur.
NOTICE. In pursuance of the above order of
Court, I will sit at the office of F. P. Tieruey,
Esq., in Ebensgui-g, on Monday, the 31st day
of Octobku, 1870. at 2 o'clock, P. m.. for the pur
pose of taking testimony, when and where the
parties interested may attend if they think pro
per. THOMAS it. SCAN LAN,
Oct. 13, 1870.-3t. Couiniifcsioncr.
Newspaper
Advertising.
A Book of 125 closely printed pages, lately Is
sued, contains a list of the best American Ad
vertising Medium, giving the names, circula
tions, and full particulars concerning the lead
ing Daily and Weekly Political and Family
Newspapers, together with all those having
large circulations, published in tho interest of
Religion, Agriculture, Literature, &c. Every
Advertiser, and every person who contemplates
becoming such, will nnd this book of great
value. Mailed free to any address on receipt of
25 cents. CKO. P. UOWKXL 4c CO., Pub
lishers, No. 40 Park Row, New York.
The Pittsburgh (Pa.) Leader, ia its issue of
May 29, 1S70, says : "The firm of G. P. Rowell &
Co., which issues this interesting and valuable
book, is the largest, and best Advertising Ageu
cy in the United States, and we can cheerfully
recommond it to the attention of tnose who de
sire to advertise their bustness aelentilically
aud ayttteanatically in such a way: that is,
so as to secure the largest amount of publicity
for the least expenditure of money."
JJEMOVAL and ENLARGEMENT.
COOKING STOVES,
HEATING STOVES,
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE.
Having recently taken possession of the new
ly fitted up and commodious building on High
street, two doors east of the Bank nnd nearly
opposite the Mountain Douse, the subscriber is
better prepared than ever to manufacture all
articles in the TIN. COPPER and SHEET-IRON
WAKE line, all of which will be furnished to
buyers at tbe very lowest living prices.
Tho subscriber also proposes to keep a full
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved designs.
VB SPOUTING and ROOFING made to order
and warranted perfect in manufacture and ma
terial. REPAIRING promptly attended to.
All work done by me will be done right and
on fair terms, and all STOVES and WARE sold
by me can be depended upon as to quality and
cannot be undersold in price. A continuance
and increase of patronage is rospectf ully solicU
ted, and no effort will be Wanting to render en
tire satisfaction to all.
VALLlE LUTRINGER.
Ebensburg, Oct. 13, 1870.-tf.
REDUCTION I PRICES!
FOR CASH!
TO CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE STOCK
OP
Glass Fruit Jars, &c.
TO MAKE ROOM for otiif.i: Goods
I will sell for the next FIFTEEN DAYS :
1 quart Cilajas, Tin Top and Wire, 81. OS.
1 qnart Hero Jan, 2.0o jH-r dot,
1 quart eui Jam, a.oo per doz.
1 quart Proleetor Jars,... 2.00 per doz.
1 quart XL Jam l.ftO per dm.
2 quart Protector Jam,... .t.OO per ilor..
1 qnart Belle Jam, 2.20 per doz.
Tin Cans, 1 quart, 3 pints, and 2 quarts, Vkrt
cheap; One bushel Baskets, 50 to 75 cents;
Clothes Baskets, 50 cents to tl.OO; Toilet Seta,
from $3.50 to ?5.00 per set of three pieces. Re
frigerators, Water-Coolers, Bath-Tubs,
ID PER CEKT. IESS THABf CITYFBICES
laTThese prices are strictly Cash when goods
are taken away. A large stock of Brass Kettles,
Tinware, Enameled Ware, Housekeeping Goods
and Cook Stoves, Sec, at prices to please.
CALL. AT
rfo. 2 NO "Worilnjton Street
JOHN STOW K, TA.,
AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES!
PRANK IF. HAY.
Johnstown, Ang. 124 1870.-2iru
Extensive Public Sale
Or VALUABLE '
BEE Ai FEflSQIAL PMiRfr!
THE subscriber, having determined to quit
farming, will offer at Public Sale, on Wed.
neMtay. Oet- 19th, 18 70, at 2 o'clock,". t.,
his FARM In Cambria township, one mile from
Ebensburg, containing 255 Acres, 100 Acres
thereof being woodland and the balance being
well fenced nnd cultivated, with 70 Acres In clo
ver, and two bearing Orchards snd ono young
Orchard, besides not less than fifteen never fail
ing springs of excellent water on the premises.
The improvements are a two story Loo Hoitfb,
(weather-boarded,) with Frame Kitchen attach
ed, all under new roof, a Bank Barn 100 feet
long, Carriaoe IIoitsb, &c. Coal and Lime
stone in abundance on the premises,.
Also, at 10 o'clock, A. m., at same place, will be
exposed to saie, wyrr, iwu, coic ana tjaiveti,
I together with Han, Grain, Potatoes, 1 Mower and
itraper, l mowwq Macmne, tiorsc tiaKe, n tna
milL, Carrtage, Bupqie, XV cioojix, and a lVtre va
riety of other articles pertaining tj Vne farming
business, besides a lot of HoVsehold Ftkni-TtIEic'-'
&" ,nPJ necsftry to enumerate. .
Vlf Terms Will be niM1 Irnnwn at Hmsnf aula
yTnl
k m aww
and pos-ession of Farui given at any time after
sale. Title indisputable-.
. GEO. O. K. ZAHM.
fetnel2rlrsr, Sep-, i?to.-ts.
... , .
If fair prices and
superb goods are
what you want, the
right men to deal
with are M. IL. Oat
man &, Co- whose
Cheap (Store is at
No.' 1$ High st.
If you want to
buy anything that
can be bought in
tx first class store,
and save money in
the operation, Oat
man & Co.'s Store
is the place to visit.
If you want to
buy Groceries of
any kind, go to No.
1 High street,
where you can get
fresher articles and
pay less for them
than elsewhere.
If you want to
buy Hoots, Shoes,
Mats, Caps, fcc,
go to No. 1 High
street, where there
is a large stock at
prices unsurpassed
for cheapness.
If your mother,
wrife or sister wrants
to get flie very best
Sewing Machine in
the market, tell her
to buy the Grover
4& Baker, sold by
It. Oatman.
If you want to
buy Queensware,
Glassware, Hard
ware, afec, be sure
and go to No. 1
High street, where
a fine stock at low
prices await you.
If you want the
Eastern Star Flour
the best ever sold
in Ebensburg go
to No. 1 High st,
where alone it can
be had. If not good
money refunded.
If vou want to
w
buy Dry Goods, go
to No. 1 High
street, where you
w ill get better bar
gains than at any
other place in Eb
ensburg. GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
1 ft7 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND,
-I " 130 Acres of which are cleared, will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. This Farm
is located in Allegheny township, Cambria coun
ty, on the road leading from Loretto to Chest
Springs, and within two miles of tbe former
and three miles of the latter place. The im-
firovement consist of a comtooniousDwELtiNO
Iodse, in excellent repair, a good Barn, aha
all necessary Outbuiijilnos. There la a fine
Orchard of choice fruit and an abundance of
pure water on the premises. The woodland is
covered with the best of timber.
PrVThe above described property will be sol
on conditions to suit the purchaser. App' orT
the pnemises to B. & C. SnT. rba
Allegheny Twp Ang. 13, lSTO.-tf.
A UDITOR'S N0YICE.-The under
sl8fne,Au'!iCr, appointed by the Court of
tommon ,ca8 of Cambria County to report
distrirjfjon tlf the f unni in the Sheriff's bands
"Tislng from the sale of the real estate of Jacob
Trlnglo on 1?. Veni.Xnn., No. fit dune Term,
1S70, E. !.. to and amongst the Hen creditors,
hereby gives notice that he will sit at "the oiiice
of .Shoemaker 6t Ontuian, in Etxmsburg, on
TncstsiT, October 13th. 1870, at T o'clock. i
M., when and where all perttcs Interested must
present their claims, or be debarred from com
ing In upon aaid fund.
OEO. W OAT5IAX, Anditor.
THOMAS CAIILAKD
WBCl.FSA I.K IKlkkC IK - -
GROCERIES "S QUEENSWARE-
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. .
STATIONERY AND NOTIONS.
FISH. SILT. SEAR CUBES MEATS.
OACOX, FLOUR,
FEED AND PROVISIONS,
1333 Eleventh Avenue.
Between 13th and 14th Sts., Altcona. '
All such roods as Spices. Brushes. Wood
sad Willow Ware, Shoe Blacking and Station
er; will be sold Irom manufacturer s printed
price lists, and all other rood in my line at
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices. To dealers 1 present tho
peculiar advantage of savins; them all freight
and drayage, as they are not required to pay
freights from the pviucipal cities and no dray
age charges are made. Dealers may rest as
sured that my goods are of the best qualttv and
my prices as moderate as city ratep. By doinjj
a fair, upright business, and by promptly and
satisfactorily filling all orders, 1 hope to merit
the patronage ot retail dealers and others in
Cambria county and elsewhere. Order re
spectfullv solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona," July 29, 18b3.-tf.
TUB
SLATE COMPANY
Are prepared to furnish to Builders or Slater
their
VEST DASK BLtTK O0L0n SCrtRIOB
ROOFING SLATE !
From their own Quarries, located in Northamp
ton county. Penn'a, AT QUARRY PRICES.
Samples my be seen, and communications
addressed to
E. L. GOODWIN, Agent.
J. S. KnALI.DVIlERGER, Pree'U
Office : Brewkr'b Rcildinq. Dcqueknr Wat,
Cor. Eighth St., Pittsburg, Pa. Imy 6-ein.
5 -20 ' 3 AND iQQl's
B0C6UT.SOID A!p BXCBX6Er .
OX MOST LllCRAL TERDIS.
IiocaiiT and Sold at Market Rates.
COUPONS CASHED,
Pacific Railroad Bonds
BOrGIIT AND BOLD.
Shjcl.s tlovght tj Slid on Commiss'vn Only.
Account reeelved ami Interest Allow
ed on Dally Balances, anbjeet
to eberk at Might.
rvo. 4.0 Houtli TUlllD Btroet,
iiiBi.Aii:i.nn a.
THE TAMTE
FOlt
Gumming Saws,
IS THE
BEST SAW GUMItlER!
in Tin: voiti.nt
roa sai t
GEORGE HUNTLEY,
EbensLur, ta.
VALUABLE FARM fob SALIl
' An excellent Farm in Clearfield town
ship, Cambria county, tciui-dis-
tant niuesi rrom 4. nest springs
and Bt. Augustine. I offered for j
sale on reasonable terms. Paid
Farm contains I FT V ACRES.
about Forty Acres of which are
cleared, having thereon a LOG HOUSE and a
LOG BAKN. For further Information, inquire
of CONNKR BrLKT, near the premise, or call on
or address J. C. S?L LLI V AN,
Bepti 15.-lm. Aitoona, Pa.
UDITOR'S NOTICE The tinker.
shrned Auditor, appointed hv theCoiirt nf
Common Pleas of Cambria county to report
distribution of the funds ia the Sheriff's hands
arising from the sale of tho real estate of:Ter
renceand Frank Hughes, No. 8 Sept. Term.
lt70, to and amongst the lien creditors, hereby
gives notice that he will sit at tbe Frothonotn
ry's Office Johnstown, onl-Sfrfurdaj, Oct. 22, ISTOi
at 2 o'clock, P. 3f when and where all parties
Interested must present their claims or be de
barred from coming in on said fund.
. C. W. EASLY.
Johnstown, Sept. 26, 1370. A uuitor.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letter of Admlnistratibn hpon the estate
of Capt. Mark M'l-augblln. defcd. late of Wa.sb
ington rwp., Cambria county, have been grant
ed to the subscriber resldibg in SummitvtMo
borough. Thoee having claims against snd es
tate will please present them properly proven,
and those indebted to the same ure requested
to come forward and make pavment.
' PAUL McKENNA.
8utnmittvlHe, Sept. 27, 1870. Adm'r
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIE.H
Letters of Admiultrat1on v .ion the estat
of Wllliart; Gwlnn, M. I dec'a, hity of Loretto
borough, have been grantee to tbe subscribe ."
residing in said borough. Those having claisii.
against said estate wiU please present tbem
properly proven, and thr.se indebted fo rhe.
same are requested to come forward and rrteka
payment. A.J.CUBISTT,
Loretto, fpt. 26, 1370-t. Adai'r.
TJISSOI.I'TIO.'V f lMriiicrrilp...
The Vartnemhip heretofrr existing be
yT0". O. Cunningham, John fifonebaek and U.
Martin, In tbe Lumber business at Fortaye.
Washington township, Cambria countv, la this '
dav dissf lvcd bv mutual consent.
witness our bands this Sfth dav of August,
1S70. O. CUNNINGHAM.
JOHN PTONKBACK,
B. B. MA KIT X.
aep-ai (By his Attorney. Jno. C. Martin.)
. . j.
TJJIITED SKCl'BITY
LIFE IBIAII & T3UST Clffll
OF PhNXSTLVAKIA.
CAMBRIA COUNTY AGENCY.,
E. II. FLANK. M. D.. 1 GEO. A. BEIU1T,
Metllcvi Examiner. J AQcnt,
Ebenibarr, !'.
HRQ.
j- utrcu sioaa.