mh:i i
'sBibria Freeman.
': : : NOV. 17, 170
P5"" r, VfiW ELI. CO.. 0 Park Row,
ks.P' ,raJ pettenoill a oo.. 8?
Uo-Jn2vkW. are tlteSvfV agents for the
csm aN In that city, and areauthor
Ulv.r:;" for Inserting advertisements
10 ' ,, i wt ces-h ran-. Advertisers in
-Rtl'r" rafted to leave their fa von
;1&r of thi above house.
LCCAL ANDPEKSONAL.
to Thanksgiving end no
t- ri eylo us vet. tf'ho's po'.i p
'to t!.s ie"'ie. . , . . .
Y-.,i:ph authorities tre msfcinp; he,r
J yrbv tl.e pnttinsr down o' street ami
" rimcri needed improvement
f'Viri Clark, of Huritii.fr.ion. w
t ,,t,Pi.t)'fiv in TiiM.i-y of last week
i e.,' unconscious liinil Friday, when
f". vrM' jt receiver! s now rnprlr
" 'i pd ft it"1 very best qualities, ard
ri to meet " u-, .
'..-prr of stoves sold hi fall by
p "'V ir.i!cat" pietfv plainly thatpeo
""uMjVn'uii'l wherti they can pet the
'If thir moner ntl 8PC ure " stove.
. u iliii rlsre. onlv a lew av
An """" " ' r :..
fre ot)od unci another one partially so.
t .er.'ortulug many slartliug wondeta
h !t known to the ladies.
fpeot riij:'ay ot ahawl. elrea (roods,
.fjdiarK. Go ai'd see hi stock nnd
. , lor Valiie sc'.lt as chwp at anj cieal
Mi't'ty. if . i .
- r n' ,i i ! i, t rie iti-h i rii-iiiia
. fl., nf cash, the tore of 1'Hniharger
l t;l rriii!M with choice noas ana
o( .,rfiiiii PcekeT8. Noideriut cheap is
.'.j, i ;VfT fel. ... i
.,k i f ' 00 '"rs sl Tne' ls t!'e
.ij. in thi lt TniriAranre
-C Pi an Brittle - - r -
(";. .r r lock'' l ood, lut ratlnfr
,,ceii'P (.t h'.teU aod whisky t. be pa-
l,f.- Fm-it. kr hare aoptJ
,"nfic 1 lhe mercantile huginaf.
-,.t that ;- - - 'k to a ctiann. They tre
.Vt fel!!rj.;r'U very cheap under tit
',',;,,,; ,tnd tai.nut ;11 to tl-i a m?h-
ffti,jf:," ntfr.tion to the !ilTPriif-f tr.ont
fjl 4 ro , rnartlianta. Wiimt.ro. l.o
rttotil f Johmtowu pilcea. and
T,rr rtn 1 1 ihoy will do it. W reenm
: ;if fur to the ptiouage of onr Jriends
t i:iJ tl ereh( tt-
Aitdratrted Lx't)! wn gorei nm inc i
,'ait hr in trfir.U'.ed cow at iliaburir.
niccin'Y. not IonK e'.nt. and very aeri
, ji rn littt'it it jwred- The cow made a
itl'i Htt'o niner, ana !t wnne eti
.mvpj utrcicte her that t!i brave lad met
:l,e intfutmphe.
r John 0. JiniersM, of Dtirna VIta,
f-tJ cov.rtr, whii thrown from his wagon
it t lai'eii with real, while pniti(7 .ver a
r n the 31 It star t. uixl the wugon pa8
t)! Yi rut' ttnrYei s ' v acro l ia
. ktUiry him htantly.
limit1. l'.bi'd'If tititl an rnRliitliirnn (name
j..en" wpt jht.t kirjjiy burr.rd, n Mtmday
, Vit tr-e ) Tfip.vure uiirbitrse o! a lilast 01
rr 11 a ihey were alnktiip in Somer
trrfVp, .k'nir'rteT cou.it . Ill thought
:(el.'.7ji.infn will lute one if tot both
ret.
ir. TLorrpt IT witt. of ri'tsVv.'g1!. tried
-crirtH t the last term of the Allegrhe-
:ii 1 1 mt of having procured an abT
Vt. Inhel!a Werner, of Indiana.
!n rr t( i.'n-'.n .f vbiili !: t!i d, h.
nj.tr.cr.l tu three y eiis' impriinfriout in
i-r-iitii'! .
.'.f p'of!r.f( o? the rear pot 'ion of tho row
rrft:i j f:!y, and .lll be c-m-
verv iw dByg. Tho lmiidlt gf
'' :V,; l ir !.: I eeti accornitlished a
'.'id th'rct:'.t.ekf iliat iatit.'r aisrpri
; tUT tl.6 (..intrctori atid emp'oveea
Ifti n p!ii!?rt.Ht d tl eir bn;iie.
!iti.d:eai!'ait in aid ot the rev Cs'ho
iifl; is iik e'y to he an aixon;pl:al.ed J ti t.
"'' nirr;i:l ue 'lie ball baa
I'ti ft; :i tnoiion and it U cwt'fi irntl v
! ti Fair Hi be c r -t:c-l duiii r. the
tk f Cor.rt. V.'e tru;t thnt the enter
:i te literally patroi.tzed, for m .rey
tti rjfirjfd ard certainly mncli deper vei.
ti j tt. fJce t'.oie at Wett'trr, Wet
tid ti-i i.ty, win I iTiei-rrd at f-rrra!
tJ't'biii weith ot fvc.i'n. money, pr.t
H', a:c.. M't l..rg fipce. 'J wo men
ir 1.:.'t e'rt .Vir (i l;arc been arreated and
"kt! -f ti-.e crime. Ar.otber atore at
'.', fiL-o ci JJt ty . n'ji robbed cf almoat
H'h in le s.-.r.ie way on the rwtfct o!
:L'.t.
rlU b.t Ji.lxfown Tribttne devote a
31'tt tUul.ii e the b'lf iiirn niirpei- in ih it
iV1:'5' 'ri: ,,V' iIn.T f,e ol llie WOr'
P' ':. fuft jurcctic btiFiness man
'-"" nrrtinera In the cout.trv. It
7' Vf' f""';' lride of w,:ic Mr. Hay
f.. lid ;:':.!, m , presents an vtauiple
of frfr.tr,! rnn;la!ir,n We ehnll n
V'.-iogiferafetu the fke'.cb in our nxt
i P.
r.V'1'1'" -'m ti e Tribune tin! Mr. Jacob
.''.V-'1 " Kaljped the snperlnterdencv
f' ll'.li Faik Ona! L. I., ,.-1p t",.
l.,nili,0(,'''lown ,;PRr ,f)e roint.
f f KfpnhHcun. Mr . i one of the
TftrMrg suh(-rb-rra the Freeman
- "'i.ldr.gaUats In advance with the
r.d we cannot hi -s,k
f vihet le has comiEerreJ bi!i.nes
' t" j T ir;fr las made aereril altemnU
m a?ra" within the pa weeK, bat
uttj 1 "T for t!" ,r0ft P"rt been
in ' " 'folded oe
...iV:'' '"iiometer and en increaei
i fW tn(J OTercoflt besides one or
'"khrps of mow, but as com
'frn i,!De rnorth of last ear. the
w lr,!d- u- Roberts, in the
"oi ti generous heart, has rrefent-d
"r,'"i-T tr'iUd pocket knife, lor a hi
rat'St 1 mi'.t thanks". Chfim i o
ich
one
""t enror--.;..- . ..i i
s . --115 aim suijceasr'n uu-
ila'" " thu can "''Counted
li' '- Is prompt, liberal and
on j , : " ouFiiifa am roc:ai
r mt "in of Pror'T nerer et,
nJ.- n",ch 0,,t " whole brood of bt-
.K, " c nreby add to Lis worldly
u j
rn-W wi fw7 !r ,!""'(f tl.e return
rr. bf.- , oourtle was attempted to
if.t, ",: r'ce on Paturdav rieht last.
n to loan nn. .1. - 1,. . .
(Tfrpfi. r j lr ptriv ins pat.
i 7 ""n without any just etue.
'U"ti 1 -"j; bi ii:e rnnoa CI
t ,",ul ri on tee ted Left
"'t were im mii. at-j 1
tr .rJ",.pOTed " fi,,e 3 10 on
v rl on the
.t'J rt ,h Srst a;essor h .a
!s,Urt 10 the Pretit time be
i;:d.LJ.'ce,a Pbi;Can aars that a
fff a mrir.rka J t .
'S-nsIii,"''7 ,!ight wwk bl,. fcr
'il!8tt V ,n cfficer had no difficulty
tr...i. "u"in WHO abnnHnn-,1 if
a nt ... vi;i
!k. ., "Ula 'rnrcrP c v - . r .
" 1 Uh, , "t Kcr- sne "-wrds
.'bV t ..,roue ,,d Palmed it off
. - - LV U W 17 V 1 J
X iV. r U"te care of it . hile ah
. m to tke care nf fr . t,;t-
1 La &. a " cut:
. ,,,,! tlM,fieId 1bllt frotn
V'ir "- PTUtllc"n h" indubitable
,ld li.' 5.Johnomn f ruanp-1, ao J
'Vi.,0 l-f do tfce Iihotean
. . iw in C fttrfi.u.t . .
C.ocnl Corrrspondeiicc.
'onvsiowi, ITov. 14,
T3A r&rrMAS 1 have not taueh to wrife
about this time- Looitl wou't happen any
more, ituleaa a correspondent raakea locals out
of personal matter, and that 1 not a pleasant
buainoa.
Some rottn? lads in onr borengb are in the
habit ot accosting young girls on the streets
after nightfall anil lisinjt tbem rtber roiif;hly.
iometinjes they pin their arms around their
necks and at'eiiipt to impress a kiaa, and if op
tioned or latticed, strike or kick them. One
little ir! pot her hobo nearly broken the other
night by an impudent Mule acazud of tUe ature
rt'.d cla-s. It i not reiur.AliT known who ther
ure or where they get their education, but they
had better look out, as a trap is laid for some
of tbem not, however, by the police, hut ly
the patents of the j;irls interested, w,o intend
to watch tbe'n ami ki e the in aslittle phica.l
advice i. tLey Caleb them hi their unseemly
t:iks.
We are rot muc'i versed in school matters
in Johnstown proper, but we understand from
the Tribune that about fifty pupils have leit
the public schools and gone to the (iermun
Lutheran school. Cuite a ntimbtr have alio
left to attend the Sibtehs' school, of different
denondniitioiis. I also notice that your valued
coriespondent, "T. I. M .," esaerts th.it paio
chial chioli are fiourisbinsr in Altotina, while
common fc'ooi "re on the retrograde. We do
not know what the ctiuse of this can be, but
there must be some cause, for every effect has
a cause. Is the lault with the pnrenls, with
the teacheia, or wi'h tl-3 direciois7 Or are
tho changes mune in ortier to further the 'reli
gious education of these pupils preparatory to
(Joi-fcrmatioii, a sicrainent recognized by both"
the (Jatlioiicand German Lutheran Churches?
Or have people lot confidence in the public
pchool Msifm ? We notice that Biahop 1'ot
ter of the Episcopal church, who a lew years
ai;n was a string Common school man, has
come om lately, against the e stent and in
favor of pan. tbial schools. Are the senti
ments of others cbonKti'? also ? We do know
tint more than nf0 pnpiis in litis vicinity are
now ntttn tlnp select m1iouI. Our eomtnon
schools are not flourishing anywhere s they
should, !or which we (eel protoundly o:ry.
Our regret ut this state of things is ome
what al eviated by the cheering news from the
estate elections. Btyonets did, as they always
l.-ttve dine, made converts 10 the pide persecu
ted, rrtpathy will go to the weakest side, or
the s!!o tiept'iveJ ol tight. Anv cause vtiil
gala itlrt ngth by persecution. Histnry nbu:u!
sutly proves this. Even the Itepu'ilirans of
lew "i ork City sul Slate ara inUinant nt the
i'resirtent for sending a standing army to con
trol the e'ections, and now attribute their de
feat to the met that all the government oilles
in New York ore filled by persona living nut
ol the Stfate- We hop.e tlie Federal authorities
wili lcHtri a lesson Irum their tlefrat in all the
tatoa where coercion was afempied.
Oil tin the brain Is eei iously aftVcttng peveral
persons In this vicinsge. Dr. Sheridan . ill
have a well nmk on hit. farm two miles west
of town, and Air. Keirn, or an organiztd com
pany, will aink an oil well on the okl tannery
lot in Hernrille 5th ward. Thi enterprie
has originate 1 in the success of some ot our
neichbors hi the Kittaning oil regions.
We have had a l;ttle flurry of mow down
here but scarcely enough to make a snotv bait
much lets set the s'eigh bells ringiar.
'i he Sheriff has breu busy all week seiiin?
off the good of Mr. Howard, of the fcih ward,
who recently ebaconded to parts uukuown.
The goods go cheap.
An examination of trn'hera for the Millviiie
schools w 11 take place 011 Thursday of this
week, at nine o'clock. Nine te.icliers are
wtnted.
Frnnk W. I!ay told ls je-.r $2C 03 worth
f i:iatr!s! in the stove ai d tinware line. Jle
employs 1 I mn, snd t-s-a Ve,'l b xes f tin end
j'.l.i.bf) pou'uls tf heel iron anuua'ly. Mr.
ttnr t a rcfrv!ir. ilsrcr. atid r.rr-ar.eriti
c-iiiiseii yi cur town.
J.ua L
.t.TOONA Citt. Xov 15, IfTO.
Fmr.vp Tc Local t ickings are very scarce,
rothipg of special interest hivim; cci:rted
wiiLin my bailiwick lor eocie time p:vst. The
tt!y au'ij-tct of eitrI intercs' discu-se 1 U the
result of tl.e la'e electioti. w herein the people
of the eexcral States s unanimously end r-ed
the ' present" imbecile administration iji a
h'irn.
Our Baptist friends are putting the f.:jihi g
touches to their new church, which, when com
pletcd.will be one of the finest 1 eligiou edi
fices in our prosp'rous young city. Ttie Fres
byteraiia at e also puhi::g their new btiiioing
along very rp:diy. It is a nunittio'.h stii:cn:ie.
btrlt entirely of st'nc, and I understand th it
it is be t.sed for lrcttne ami school p irpofej
parochial school rurjatsea even, Mr Tribut e,
it rr.v information is not at fault.
Jiit here let n-.e refer to the fact t'.at the
last A'toona Trib.ine files exceptions t my
reniaiks about the pub' is schools of th:8 ci y.
T01 will reminbr that 1 said they did not
appear to be s popul.tr in former ye-tr an I
gve my reasons for sjthinkii.g. So Tir as
the getitleminly (?) remarks ol the TiibU'ie in
reference to nty s'atetnent sre Cot.c.Ttiel I
have nothing t s.ty, but I still insis' that my
Hiict'ircs are subst'tutially correct. There are
several denominational or parochial schools in
AUotia. I wil! enumerate ihem: Tne G.t
man Lutheran. Fietti terian, FpieoDal and
Catholic. Other donouvnatior.s ore also f.id
to te warntly advocating tiie e.tatlishtuer.t of
similar schools. C.U tliem select schools, if
yon will, but if those connected with Frotest
aut entireties are not GCuonrnational, then the
Siters school, which the Tribune sae is the
only denominational school in the citf, is not
entitled to that distinction. Not only is this
the case, but the Catholic sc!u.l is less de
nominational tliHn either of the others, for
the simple reason that children of til denomi
nation! are admitted, and not a few non Cath
olic are now In attendance the inainua ion of
the Tribune to the contrary cotwithManding.
A gentleman from Lnncser coun'y who
"it terviewed" our public buildings not long
since, was beard to remark that he saw thrill
and en'erp'i'e every ah.-re in our nt dsr. ex. ep'
in the mat u r of school buildings. He referred
p srticclar'.v t- those in the 3d and 4 h aar ls
where the iunces were beh.g destroyed, win
dows broken, doors difiured W ilis tumbling
down, etc. The dilapidated condition of our
schcol buildings, be further remarked, lf.i h ut
to believe that our public schools were not iu a
beal'hv condition, lor if they were such a state
or affairs would not exist. He give it as his
opinion that the common si boo! syMern was
the giftt.clest scheme crer dene 1 by nun, if
curried out in the proper sp'uit, but he had
fuend in bis experience that when denomina
tional schools were e-t.-,bU?he.l it was almost
invari bly owing to the incompetency of tho
respective school bos ids.
Our mutual friend, A. J. Riley, E q , who
has been confined to bed by a severe attack of
sickness, is able to be about again a fact
which J chrouicle with more than ordinary
pleasure. May good health and abundant
prosperi y ever abide with him. T. I. M
CAtROLLTOWf, Nov. 14, 1673.
Dea Feimak It is with regret thai I
chronicle a somewhat serious accident to Mr.
Rural B rront. at the legging of Messrt. Fin-
ue? & B irrons. north of this place aorae nine
miles. Mr. B urons wat standing 011 the trunk
of a pine tree, when a falling tree near where
he stood stiuck a dead spruce, to escape from
which, as it fell, be ran to the butt of the tree
on which be was and leaped therefrom, light- j
irg lull length 011 the ground and receiving a
st 1 ike from a limb of a tree while in the act of
jumping, which broke hit left arm betwcea the
elbow and abouldei. He wus brought to Car- !
roll town immediately and took up quarters at
the hotel of Mr. L Schroth. where Dr O .it- j
nun set bis arm, and where he remains in as ;
comfortable circa m-tance as coubl be expect- !
ed. 1 am glad to state that he is g' ting along
finely, and will have the lull use of the injured j
linsb.
Those fiiends of irine. Mr. Jacob Koontz
and lady, I am aorrv to ncte, lost their infant
child. Mary Sophia frm the attack ol wheop
ir.gcongh, on last i-'riday,. at tho age of two
nvctb and twtntv asva. Mr. John Burk
kart alto lost a ci.U4 the tame day from th
same cause-
Rome mischievous little urchins created
quite a scare in our quiet village on Saturday
by Setting fire to some shavings and pieces of
"! near the Siatet's house. The fire com
mur.icated to the fence and quite an effort was
required to extinguish the flames. Had it
gained a few momenta further headway it
uirght have resulted very seriously, and as it
was it should be a wnrning to the young lads
iu question to be tr.ore careful in the future.
L.tstweek our revered Pi lor. Rev. Benno
JTagiey, took his departure from among us,
catryiruf with b:ut the love and affection of the
entire community and the heartfelt regrets of
b s charge that his health v a- such as to re
quire hiui tu seek a nti'dr clinnate. Our new
l'rior. Rev. Father Krniliait, has taken up his
iksidence with t;s. and we can safely tay al
ready, that he will not be long in gaining the
love and ea'ceni of our 1 nopie.
Mr. Lawrence Schroth, of the St. Lawrence
Hotel, has mldej a neat and useful improve
ment to his hotel in the shape ol a large lan
tern , suspended from a bracket on bia sign
post, which at night illuminates the entire
Iront of hia house ami the street immediately
in front ot the same in a brilliant manner
1 ho lantern is the handiwotk of your adver
tising friend, Mr. Frank W. ITay, of Johns
town, m,(I ie a cretiil to him and a proof that
be knows how to carry on bis business.
As I write the winter wind is blowing and
snow is tailing thick and las', and as we hare
1 joyed a truce of some length with the icy
King, we may reasonably look for winter in
earnest ero many da vs. K.
HEAL ESTAii: TKASSFERS.
rr.Ztl3 A?(D JLSSIUSilKSTSL'ElTFORHKCOHD'DCn
ISU THI TnilEK WEEE8EDISO KOV. &1H.
Jacob BiJrponn to Coo. M. Resoe. Mar
10. 'TU. 6 acres and 17 perches in Wash
iiijfton townsbiu
Rees E. lives to K'.eitiior M'Carty, I)eo.
l.2, l.-od. ii acred und Vi perches In Cam
bria lowrinhip
Joint Ktiiuey 10 John ib-Qulllan. Oct.
IS, 18"o, lor in WaHbinjrtou tt-r.-iish';.
Joseph Btiiffoon to Mlch'l Uairen. Apr.
7. '70,3 acres and Vli perch'oiu Wasli
Ington towpfhlp
Teter Mcdoiirfh 1t.Tr;o. Nestle, Jr., Oct.
8. "V0. 8 ho t an.t 103 perches In Clear
field township
Michael Kearney to It. M'Coltran, Aug.
24, 1SV0, 1A) acies and -6 porchee In
Washiuif ton tti'.vr.sliip
B. M'Coitfaa ti Tho. 1. I'owers, Oct.
i't, l.sT'i. li') BOtvs f.nd 2 perches In
Wablnjjtoii t or. iM'iio
Jos. lifikxr to tifjo. HaiifOjcle, Oct. 24,
liZU. Ti acres la iiiackilclt townehfp..
Phil. t.Vtillns mid wife uml Cntharln J.
jSoon to Jobu M"Govern. Sept.lsJ, '6U,
lot in Kbenshurif
Eiion rarrish to .Siius Parrisls. Pept.SV,
170, 1f) acres In ifuuster lownsiilp..
Dr. J. 1,. l:cuia to Jhiic It. 'ream, Oct.
lfi. 1870, lot and iinp'tsltt Johutowu.
Jaa. S. I.nckett to Kob't M"tKde, Oct.
1. Ic70. BG acres and Improvements la
Muuster township
Rettfcoa Parks to Jos. Pat iiP, June 23,
1S7J, lot In Kuaf t'oneniaujrb bor
Tbs. Dtirnostit'l others to Keu. Parks,
June 2. If'Tii. lot above mentioned..
John Ptiulkiter to . J. iJavls. Jtilv 1,
l-stivi, Yz&j acres and til perches la Itlair
nnti Cambria counties
O.J. ltavia to L. C. Crtipp. A ;g. S, 1809,
41T7 acres in iiluir end Cainbrla co's..
T. I". t adwaiatier to O. J. Davis et al.
June 19, '63, l'GO acres and 61 perches
in lllair and Cambria counties
Thomas O. Stewart to W. V. Walters.
May 2, 1S70, lot and improvements In
Johnstown'
Jft.ob TTorr.er to Johnstown School
Diitriot, tlct. 7, '70. 2 lots in JoUnst'n
Daniel De'aney to Ja. Mctiuiro. May
10, P5C9. 5') acres In Gallitzin two
Jarn!8 McGuire to Geo. Mover. Oct. 7,
lO. 50 acres In C.aliitziii township..
John M. Iatttern to John G. Trnkle,
Nov. 1. 170. 50 acres mid 7 perches in
Carroll township
John Nttirlp, sr., to Fat rick Ji. Kolren,
July 19. "70. I'' acres in Clearfield tp.
Jacot Sheetz to Casper Wthn, Jan'y 4,
I'OO. lot In Coneinausfh borough
F.tl'-n ilarinnn and John Haiintin and
wire to Ceo. W. Osl.-orne. July 2. V.9,
lot and f utproveru'ta iu JohnMowi . .
l li. V". Out, oriti? to ?ff.riiirer .'lifted,
Fejtt. iJO, I?7l, lot In i'odcr twuahip.
Chnsti.-m ioeberf to John H. V.'i.! kii8,
er. 21. l'-:70, 2 lots 1 1 Johnstown
John Yvitfotun t. i,ohirt e.- Kr'.ttAfr,
Aiif,-. 17, isvu, i:i' acres and 4C perches
la Carroll township
Joseph Schrey to A uifiit Iteieii. June
PS, I87U. ltX) acres and 8S perches and
Improvements in t.Yoylo township..
I., Campbell to Authnv M'lliiffh. Oct.
Oct. 8, JS70, lot In Gallitzin township.
t 00.00
rt.co
40.00
20.00
400.00
400.00
3.CO0.00
30.00
ICS 00
2,000.00
.250.00
500.00
nomln'l.
10,000.00
nomln'l.
3.000.00
S0O.0O
fXXt.OO
100.00
1,650.00
nomln'l.
C25.00
1.SC0.00
15 00
tt0.00
950.00
4,5.'t0.00
EoO.OO
WEEKI-T StnifAL ItEPORT
Of the number ard kini of d:se.-.se treatel by
lira. L. k T. L Oir-nt r. lo2 Orrtr.t street',
I'itUburgh, during the week endirig Nov. 1.1th:
NATOBF Cg 1,'gKASC CASXt
Frain M el inch ly . Are 3
(o'.iMirr-p'ion an 1 Lung Iiseaes h
L;ver Comphtiiit nu-1 J iuud:ee . 3'i
Li r.ey A fTecti ttia and Urinary Organs ...
Fevcra ol all kin is ... I )
Nervous l;snrifrs Pts not;!,- and Spinal . 1
Female t'on ji'sin s - IrsenUri ie, Ac. 17
1 'vspf p;ia. Sim ch Diene, 1 ndigest:o:i . . -'J
1'. 7. ma Krn;itiotis, Te'ter. A-c U
euralgi t , Hesdache ami Dizzincs ..... f.
r'ropsy of Chest aiid Abdomen 1
li lieuniat mil Acute nn.l lhronic V
Athina Futhisic or Shortness of BresLh. .
15
1C4
VThole n inber fretted tlurirg week.
r. fnovate Y.iin F ATtrBS. 'M t if not all
the people of this place are awre that Mr.
Henty Sprenger, ho has purchased tiie txclu.
sive r;g'il to ne Ilonrtie's Fatent Feather
Konovitorm this county, h:i beeti nm.nipst
111 Htid h is done work f . r cotiie a number of
r.ur citizens ; but all our people may not be
aware that the pr'tce accomplish wonders
in the reiM v ilion and c!ea!is:ugof feaihers,and
tti'tkes the 11 fully as soft, pliable, luxurious,
and free from effenive matter as new feathers
could possibly be We know this to be the
cise, lor we have had a c tuplo of fe.uh.er-beds
put through the process, and freeiy add our tes
timony to that of many othe.-s here and else
where who have bad feathers renovated ilr.
Fprener intends to visit all parts of the covjn
t , and wherever he goe we a?k for htm the
patronage of all who have femher beds to
c!enne. as we are satisfied that the proceis is
1.0 humbug and that the result of his wink w:ll
prove satisfac ory to all who give him a tiial.
No one would becrmlge two dollars after
e e ping on a bed lenovated and turified by
this ptocess.
t a convention of the Pennsylvania Wo
men's Si tf.age Association, held in Puiladel
rina 0:1 1 iiur-div, 10th inst., which wis presi
ded over by II ss Mary Grew, our townsman,
Mr. Isaac Crawford, the widely known and
popular proprietor of the Crawford House, was
elected a member of the Ex-ctrive Commit'ee
of the A-S'.ciation for the e'in:nz yeir. We
concratulafe our friend Crawford onhisgiol
luck, and reg-trd his aelec'ion as a tiiiitin uish
ei honor and as peculiarly appropri -te. He is
emphatically the ri.-ht man in the right place.
BTRAwrtEnnir?. A man in Huntingdon coun
tv is said to have gathered ripe strawberries on
he farm one day last week. Wo don't know
b w that is, but we do know that if you want
tho best kind of a watch, tho best kind of Jew
elry, the bewt kind of a sewing machine, the
best kind of fancy goods, the best kind of books
and stationery, the best kind of cigars and to
bacco, and tho best kind of everything, at very
reasonable prices, C. T. Roberts is tbe man to
buy from.
"nAPP." Every housewife knows what 'haps'
are. but every housewife may not know that
X. S. Barker has "haps" ready made, which he
is selling nt tbo remarkable low price of t'i.Z-i
each. Housekeepers who are ia want of more
bed "kivering" will do well to call ou Valiie.
who is prepared to furnish any and everything
in the dry goods, clothing and grocery line as
cheap as any man la the business, and deserves
to receive a liberal share of patronage.
Otth Dutt. The Freeman ia conceded to be
a live paper, and one of the duties of a live pa
per Is to keep before ita readers the fact that
Geo. Huntley Is tbe proprietor of one of the
roosf exwnsi ve aepota ior tne sale or naraware, j
tinware, glassware, labor-saving machines,
etc.. in the Interior of tbe State, and being en- I
terprising and liberal, be docs a big business i
ana s-slls at the most modest Cg'irea. Huntley f
is one or tb.9 men who deserved to prosper. t
Mti'CULT Good. High-did die-dee I high-did-j
dle-dum I home from the city Harry has come, !
and now you will find, if hither you hie. at the I
hboemaker store an endless supply of the very '
beat goods that ever in town were offered so '
cheap for tbe ready cash down goods of such '
kinds as must please one and all who with roou- j
ey in hand see proper to call ; and &o very aheap
tbo that all will agree that batttr foods at lew-
er priews they never did te. .
FiALLcuV Magazine F'r Dkcembkp.
The first in the tield for IJi-cembor is Bal
Zou' Magazine, and ao examination of it
s-liows that it is a nn-tlei number in every
respect. The tueravings ure ejcellect, the
descriptions ingenious and eloquent, while
the stoiies ate reiuatkable f.r tbeir interest
and gieal origiuali'.y. Mrs Edson finishes
her continued story, and Horatio Alger, Jr.,
couclntleti bis Sink or Swim" in a satisfac
tory manner, as the juoeniles will learn
when they ted it.- Macy has furnished &
sea story in his own peculiar vein. Ste.
phens givciits "An Evening with a Cata.
niouut." Darling ttl ua "Why our Weil
tiin; was Fotitpouctl," iu his niott comical
MiaLt.er. ami then there i.- a Christmas story,
full of htm.auity an;i goutiness, and tliree or
four love ttori' s w l.ich will bear, perusal
half a dozen, times, ami "Lut-t and Found"
is a regular California tale, by a new aspi
rant for lame lit the columns of Ballou. In
a.Jlitiou to this there are many articles
worth remiing. in the shape of sketches,
poetry, etc., elc, ami all for the sum rf 15
eents per copy. .r 1.50 per year. The
December number ciOhes Vol. 32.. The
.New Year will commence with many rare
novelties, so don't delay i& making up 'your
clubs or purchasing at the pcric3ical depots.
Tl.omcs cc Taibot, 03 Congioss street are
the publishers.
The Monthly Novelette About the
fir3t of Dccotnber Messrs. Tbomns & Talbot,
t3 CoDre.ss btreet. Hobton will issue a large,
lirst cities, handsomely t rinted and itlustra
ted magazit.e called The Monthly iVorcctfe"
taking the uame of their old serial, "The
Afi'tWc," so well known for the past four- j
teen years, and making it n.n entirely riitli-r- ;
tnt publication, lr will contain first class )
stories and romances, with choice engra- j
vings, and be in tvery rt-spect a j mrnal lot !
the peupla to re-mi and aiir.iirc. The urice
of "The Monthly N vflrAtv" will be twenty
cents per copy or &2 00 per annum, aud it
will be well worth the money, as every one
can admit after an examination. Every
line in the Xovelttte wiii be iu!urestiu a: d
original, and sirne i f the h"-i stary wtiu-rs
in tho countf ae e!c;tji-d f .r ! cj'uu.s.
Nearly Fvt-tv ,'. s r:-.r. -veitiiug
rv, t : ; : ' -.:.n a r
Agency l.::;..-t t 'i3 1 :; ; '.-::..b:
avail ,th-ru ..''":; t-i t-.e t : vies '. '
have made tt e i-n'stiess Sftu.ii. V ;.
o( Geo. P. R-jwcl & Co , 4't Fatk itvw, New
York, is the nic-t compeu-nt in the country,
end many of the largest advertisers make all
their contracts tLrough them.
"Matters ok Form Atiemicu t i IUbe."
This is one of the many signs that adorn the
walls of Wanuniakcr & Brown's 0k Hall.
Some men absolutely disfigure thtirform? by
the clothing ther v. eir, but Oik Hall clothing
sets off the form '.o its highest advantage.
Among the numerous preparations for gray
hair in the market, wecornmemi to our readers
Hall's Vee'able Sicilian H.tir Kenewer as the
best. Our druggists keep it, lor sale.
Electricity Cckes Chroxic Diseases!!
Send for a pamphlet containinir miraculous
curee of obatlnate chronic diseases many per
formed upon some of the most eminent citizens
In Western Pennsylvania.
The celebrated Sprecher Battery, with full
instructions for use, for sale. Address
Dr. G. A. SFiiCCHER.
Pittsburgh Electrical Institute, 207 Peun t?t reet.
Pittoburgh, Penn'a.
' STOJIEROAD'S CATFMRTIC f TSI P,
ned In all cases instead of Pills, Epsom S alt.
Castor Oil. Ao. Hig-hlv tlavnrttd. Pleasant tu
talce. ChiHren Hkelt. PrieeBO certs, xvhclt
sale. R. E. pllbbs & Co., 45 Wood Ptree.t. Pi:ta
burjrh. Sold by Drur!sta and Country Store
keepers. IJune 1(5, lS70.-ly.
M A II U 1 17 1.
LlLLT BTJRKE. OnTbureay evening-, 10th
Inst., at St. Joseph's church. New- Vora city, by
itev. lather uunpny, -Mr. ussrt Lilly, for
merly of this county, to Miss Lizzik J. lit'SKi,
of New York city.
ran UTTafinmrm'iminir" iiwinti
HIED.
P.OCKETT. In Wilmore. this eotmty, on the
6111 lost., Mrs. EuaABETU Kockktt, In the 58th
year of Iit age.
Tho fnrher of Mr. PocXftt wp.s one of the
first sett lei a of Cambria county, having- come
to the AUeifhenles when they were covered by
traekli sd forests and tho abode only of beasts
f prey. Her husband died many years a-o,
l-uvlny her with sevn small cbiblrt n to rr:s.K
her way titroopn the world, and rtht hravely
f.'id she uecompbsh her labor of love. U lived
tu soe three of her children borne to fle l;iuti,
the yoi: nires! of whom dittd only a few w-r-lrs
Biro.' Tiie care, anxiety and 'Jeep eollt Hude nhe
ii.anifested for ber son in bis last il!nes. an '
tio poignant jfrief which pierced her teart
when he was summoned from earth forever, no
doubt hrt1-i!iel Iter own death, ar.d led to the
early union of both we hope In a happy eten.i
ty. "Mrs. Koekeit waa an earnest and devoted
member of the Catholic Church, punctual and
revont In her religious duties, an l true a::d
tf nif-r in ber friendships. She livod.'an I dit'd a
sincere Ciii istitn, ami now dweils.we hope
VThere life ls real and lastetb ever,
V.'here love Is true and changoth never." M.
A VECETAHliSiCIUAiJ
t";v9i r 1 y-. a t
ITS LFl'IiT IS
nxniXoiJiaorrQ ! i
It Is a perfect and wondei-ful article. Cures
bnldnrsp. Makes hair irrow. A better rtresaing
than any "oil" or "pomatum." Softens brash,
dry aol wiry hair into fteautif ul Silken Tresses.
But, above s)!. the great wonder is tfie rapidity
with which it restores GKAY HAIK TO ITS j
OfOGLVAL CO LOU. !
The whirest and worst looking- Heir resumes
lis youthfj.il beauty by its use. It doe nt ore j
the hair, but strik1 at the root and Jllia It with
new life and coloviiiu matter. ,
'Hie lit-st ittn!lestion will d. trood : vou will i
ste the NAlt'KAL COLOli retuminf every
day, and
PErOXlC YOU KNOW IT,
the old, ffray, ilieoloreil appearance of the hair
will begone!, giving place-to lustrous, shiuinjf
and beautiful locks.
Ask for Hail's Sicilian Hair Ttenewer ; no eth
er article is at all like it its effect.
See thnt each bottle has our private Govern
ment stamp over the top of the hot tin. .4s
iilhers i e in if.tfion?.
H. P. HALL & re.) , Nasr-n-9, N. IT., rr-.-r-lttors.
For sale by atl drugs;
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TT. S. 30 Year 6 per cent. Cy.
Due Comp. let. Notes,
Gold,
Silver ..
Fnlon Pacific ICR. l t JLB'nds
Central Pacific K. R.,
Un'n Pacific Land Gr'nt B'nds
QOOD WORDS FOR WILMORE!
a complimentTo THE LADIES I
New FiRSi nnd New Goods.
It hF.sbeen cor-.-eded of late that the ladies
of Wilmore and vicinity are tbe fairest as well
as the most sonsibJoof any locality in the coun
ty, which mav probably in part be accounted
for by the fact, not yet generally knowntnat
they buy all their
Millinery, Dress and Fancy Goods
at Tua . - -NEW
STORE OF E. PAUL 8c CO.,
who have just opened out tbe largest and most
complete siock ever brought to v iimore, con
sisting of DKY GOODS, DKRSS GOODS. MIL
L1NEKY, NOTIONS. HATS and CAPS. BOOTS
and SHOES. HARDWARE, y UEENSWARE.
SFOCERIES. Ac, c, which they sell at Johns
town prices for Cash or in exchange for coun
try produce. Call and see for yourselves at the
New Building, ono door Eat of the new U. Ii.
Ccurch. 1o-A B. 1 X'JL a CO,
Wilm?re, Tf. 17, IrTOet.
A tt-l
i ' I
lJ
BANNER 01 THI
trxrS
THE CRY IS STILL
m, Mi
; where 11
ie li
! Diy
Goods, Groceries. &c..
1 j y
.
.1. sd.it- I Vi;-V a, ja. t j.b.
icu'i to i C(
acv! 'Hi i U I ; ; IN H ! :
1 q-
UNDERS
1 r
(fep A1TD GET YOUR
SELLING OFF AT COST !
30,000DOLLARS'
WORTH OF
DRY GOOrs. FRF.SS GOOD"?. FIT.KS. CLOTHS. CAS? I MERES. F.Rf CIE. rAlS
L?:Y. TfllHF.T Avr BLANKET SHAWLS CI OA K S A v i CI OA KING CLOTHS,
1;HFSS TIllMMlNt.S. HOSIERY. GLOVSS. M lLLlNKHY GOfOS. P.IU
L'OKS, VELVETS. FEATHERS. n.OWF.RS. FANCY G;OiS IN
GREAT VARIETY, FOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CARS.
Also, FIFTY PIECES CARPETS,
of all grades and prices. JLirp-e etck of OH CI tths. Windov.- rhadr. Tr".nis. Valisrs. fateoels,
o., Ac, In fact, our entire stock will be off-red at. COST ana CAHK1 AGE. acd must all be s-M
by next Poring, previons to our rom-vp.l to the West.
t:W This ls uucniestiorikbiy the bevt oprort'.:r!ity ever ofTsred fr th.e citienf of Cambria and
surrounding, couritts-s to grr f"PI.ENIII IfAKtiAINSi C'ur custoniers. and all who lave ever
been through our etnblir.uier.t. are f tillj- awnrp thnt v-e have by far tb" largest and rr.r-st eoni
plet? atocit of Good.-i in C ambria county. We therefore earnestly request all who want Goods
cheap to call 8t once, as they may not soon have another such chance to tret bargains. V.'e w;?b
It fully understood that there is no humbug about this whatever, as wf uave already made ex
tensive purchases in Kansas an 1 inteu l making It our future home. We are. therefore, deter
mined. to clcee out our entire stock by next earing, either wholesale or retail, fro call soon and
avail yourself of this excellent chance to get good goods very cheep. Bring the Cah with you,
&i in e wiii eel! on no other terms.
CiT.IS &. FOSTKiL !Vcs. IBS
"jrXCELLI
NT
13ITS1NKSS STAND
BT
ELDTN'G. " os. 133 and 1:7
ard running back l.' feet. Ir is rrnhnbiv ere
in cetern Pennsylvania. Tiie ssfonJ sUn y Is eiegantly iit!o:i 110 as a CAUPE V BOOM niid lor
storing gooia. This Is an excellent opportunity for any on-? wishing to e.jgtge in the nieroanTilc"
business. It ls 0110 of ihe very 1 e.-: located stands in J uiuist n-n, an-J i'.ns bien cl'iicg as good a
trade as any store In the county. t-JEI-J 4- FOSfEIt. Jobnstox-n, Pa.
liEE CHOICE BUSINESS STANDS IW.l SALE I hrel,v ofT-r for tal..
on private terms throe choice BUSINESS
Johratown. 1-a. The piece cf ground fronts 65
eti M;t. x.ils property vrili be soiu a-i tOoSisier
IINE li EVIDENCE ON .TACK -"ON STREET FOR SALE V n-T iwonmrj
nnTCK DWELLING HOUSE, n by SO feet, contalr.hig Eight Eov Gap. WTtK, Bath
Room, Kange, Wash Houss. c, is offered st private sale. Lot fronts 44 fet on Jackson street
aad runs tack 12) f ?et to an all"-. ANDKRW FOSTER.
Johnstown. November 10. lS70.-3m.
I 1ST OF CAUSES set down t .r ni tl
it a Court of Common Pleas to be held at
Ebeusburg, In and for the County of Cambria,
commencing on Mouday tbe 61a day of Decem
ber, A. D. 170:
riPST wkt:it.
Lynch . . vs. Noel.
Backer vs. Eotiirpon.
Fronhciser it Plitt vs. liuother Bonacker.
Hobc-rts A- Honel'.s ...vs. Tiley.
McAbe v. Paddock & Adams.
Lloyd i Craver vs. Edmiston.
65COMI WEEK.
Kinney.
..vs. hinp.ey.
,..vb. Koberls et. si.
...vs. Roberts et al.
. ..vs. Huber et al.
.. .vs. YoJUjf.
...vs. Cowan.
. . vs. Cowan et til.
...vs. Troxall A Cowan.
. . . vs. Shirey.
. . . vs. Baker's Heirs.
...vs. McDermitt el al.
. . .vs. Mauiy.
...vs. McEicarr.
...vi. Dysarts.
..vs. McCaulev-.
... s. Smith Ac Ilawea.
..vs. Fenloa.
. . vs. l'itts et ai.
. ..vs. Tl&rter.
. vs. Brallier. Oarniihcc.
. .vp. Printrle.
..vs. Allison.
Pry et al
Holiner.
Huber's Heirs
Kern's Executors.
B.j'oson
Morgan
Milligan
Caui'mia Iron Co..
Cambria Iron Co..
McDermitt
Burk
Miller
Brothorline
Smith
Cunp fuse)
Brenton et al
Shaw's Adm'r
Iiorne
Owe.n
Wiinon, En.1orsr.
Glass (use of;
Cooper
...vs. Wike.
I 1
i.vaas
vp. Evans et al.
J. R. HFi E. Proth'.cotarv.
Prothonctary'B OCTicc. Ebensburg, Nov. 7, 1370.
CHKiilFF'S SALE. Ry virruo f a
writ of Levari Facias issued out of the
Court of Cera non Pleas of Cambria County,
and to mo directed, there will bo exposed to
Public Pale, at the Union Hall in Joiir.-stowu.
on Sati kkay, tbb 3d uat or December next,
at 2 o'clock, p. m.. the following Real Estate, to
wit: All the right, title and interest of Wenj.
Watkinsof, in and to the following described
building, located on the west pide of Walnut
street, in tbo Borough of Johnstown, viz: A
double Dwolling House, of plank and studding,
two stories high, fronting 25 feet on Waluut st.
by 31 feet back, with a two story back building
ti feet wide by 16 foot in depth. Taken fn exe
cution and to be Bold at the suit of Edward Pe-dc-n.
JOHN A. BLAITt. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Ebensburg, Nov. 17, 1870.
OTICE Partxeks'iip Dissolution
The partnership heretofore exiptSsg be
tween the undersigned iu the Foundrv busi
ness, under the firm name of Cosvkrv, Vinrok
& Co., has this day been dissolved by limitation
and mutual consent. All persons having claims
against or knowing themselves indebted to said
firm are requested to call on Jons F. Tibbott,
at tbe Railroad Station, in whose bands the
bocks and accounts of said firm have been left
for settlement. JAMFS CON VERY,
NICHOLAS VLNROE,
H. J. CROFSE,
ABEL LLOYD.
Efcensburg-. Nov. 18, 1870.-61
COAL! COAL! The iutwnnber hae
opened a FOAL BANK on the farm of Da
vid Reese, on tbe Clay Pike, within H miles of
Ebensburg. and is now prepared to fnmiah a
superior article'of Ritcminol'8 Coal at
per ton, delivered anywhere in Ebensburg or
vicinity. Persons wUbing to haul their own
n.l an roi-.h t.A Tinnu r-naA ls.tn
i protnnt ats.itirin.
Nov. 19,W7.-am. I?. H. CTKeI05F7.
Bobsrt Williams" Miii, via John Evans farm. that mearinr xvtu te helj montatjr
Otdera left with G. c-. Owcri' Stu:-e. F.iMtiiiburr. oa ths Hist 3Tontlay of coh rnopt.
wi)! reoaive prompt atrtic-n. I -" E. J;DEJi?
'iV i
iti-'jvN 1
1 '
OUTER WILL!
CX3
.Jt
THEY COME TO
Sfrcc
EAPI CIS!
Si
5?
r
1 r 1
LL!
5
MOHEY'S W0E.TH !
and 115 C Union St., Johnufctra.
FOR SALT: Vc'c tfTr nt I'.ivn'e
Snlc
"Intnn trret. fronting 3d f'sct on Clinton si
et
of then ort complete and teist arranged STC'HES
STANDS on tbo corner of Main and CUr.ton hts..
Jt' feet cn Clinton stre.et and 49.'- fe-t on Vain
or In parts, to suit pi;rcuaser.
JOHN GE1S.
Sixty-Five First Frize Medals Awarded
THE GREAT
nirjnffnnii
m 1 1 u n r
iiUll.HJii.lJ U.lil
WILLIAM KWABS El CO.,
Xlniiitf.ifturcm of
Crcnd, Sqnare and I'jiright
PIANO FORTES
Baltimore, 3Xd.
T 1. ... . . 1 1 . . . , .
1
feg11 J V.-V r K 1 1 -u 1 it r 1 ,1 ir II
x itrrc j i.ri re -ue:: i.i iiavu ueen oei :.re viif puo ; uuu t ijii jxM-c:nr3s'.n. I a tier In x
lie for ncutly Thirty years, and uorn their ex- ! fcutlon end to be sold at the suit of judicu
cellnce alone attained an U'ipitrc"-, :.(! prt-ci- ! 0wrtead.
inevct, which pronounces them unequalled.. I ,.A,, h11 the rlcht. tfrle arc. Intercut r-f Jnh
Their NstzeU cf. in estf to a dee or prrcr-1 cf la?S '
'JL OTSX- situate fn Carrcll township. Cmbria "untV
combines gr.-at power, sweetness end finest-
o.,. J-n t
lug quality, aa well as trrrat nurttr cf Intona
tion. and weetno9s throughout tbo entire scale
jueir
is pliant- and elpstic, and entbely free from th'
stiixucss f eurd In so many Pit no
In AcrkinanlTli
ihey Rre unequalled, 'islng none but t'w; very
best seuforffj i.uitt raT, ' h-.- lMrge capital etnr loy
y1 ia our busincMt crr.Wi:i- is takeep fcmtir.n.
ally r.n irnmens" sr.-.-it of iuuber, etc., ou bcr.d.
t'ifAjl otir S4ii i'lauoi hate our ew
Improved OTthMBiTa EtAixsnd h3its-Aro
Y '.
if Wo would en!! sprc'al atter1ioa 1o our
lare lmproremenrs Jn GRAND PIANOS nnd
SQrARE GRAM'S, Patented Aurjust 14, 1SC6,
which V.ringthe Piano r.earor perfection than
has yet been attained.
EVfiHY PIANO FOLLY WARRANTED TOR 5 YEARS
IBWe have mae arrnerrenfj for tbe Sf7
H h len if Apmy for the moat Celebrated
which we offer Wholesale ani Retal!, at Ixiwest
Factory Prices.
WILLIAM KN'ABE i. CO..
Nov. 1, lr;o.-Sm. Baltimore, lfr.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
BY virtue of an ortier of the Orphana" Court
of Cambria county, to ua directed, w will
expose to public aleon the pretni.so,on Thurs
day, tlie 1st U: v ot T'erfirher, 1S70. at 2 o'clock, p.
n.. the following Real Estate of whii-b Jatne-s
D. Slaw, late of Indiana county, died seized, to
wit : A. (JKUTAIX TRAGI OF LAMi situate
in Susquehanna township. Cambria county, and
bounded as follows : On the north by lands of
Love lace Ac King and Geo. Gooderham, on the
east by lands of Douglass &: Kinporfs. on the
south by lands of Douglass & Somrviile, and
on the wet by lands of Barter & EUaporte
containing 107 Ac-en.
TiRMS OK SALE One-balf the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale and
the balanoe in one yar, with interest, to be e
eured by tbe judgment bond and mortgage of
tbe purchaser. K. H. M'tXSRMlGS..
joh lawo.v.
Nov. lO.-St. Adm'i of Ja nr D. aVtcxic. cUc'd
TJ OTIC E Uy order nf Ihe Boartl f )
A ' Directora ct tli T"orr House. I hnrebv o-iv '
1 aotice that the next meeting of he Bosrd will
! h6 hell) on the first Vnnil.iv of Dwflmhar. suit
tueriMLfter
LiTT, Sc
Nov.ia, i5TC...St.
SHRiFF,S SALES.
ST rrtu of sowdry wri's of Vend. K.- poo7
Al-Vend. Exi'ju. and levari 1 'aulas lasul
ru ot he Court of Coinaicn r Cf t-e-srl
w.i.n'T. MTit tii ikb i'iiwim. there wi:f o tt-
I jxsed itr PnH:c J?a!e. at the Coort Houso tn Eo
1 f nsbnry. prr MosftAT, xss 6tr eat or !E-'f-j
URB peat, a iVcloc...r.3.4 tbe follewfn fcsr
! Estate, to wit :
Alt the rigl.t, f.tle and fnKrswt ot Variba
' Pringle of. Sn and to v. or tarcelof Iin4
i nutate in Blackiick tcsb''. ' ainlirla count v,
HiJoinii!g lands of E. P-raili5r. Capt Johsi WU
aon. and Others. inlatnv.g rC- Aeree, tii'T or
btss, aU-ut 50 Acrt ot wbn-h are clit.rl. bav-
lug thereon f rcctcd a tfo etorj Frume Ho'tf.
! n Frame Stable, a Wa!r Hit' -iitl a trtf. .
Mill, in ruuntng order, now in the occ'ifiSy i f
' hc.mn Iitir.cau ; n tw onrorj' Frwns rni tt)
j !ri the occluiancy of Win. Don'iu ; a two atorf
; Fre.rr.t 'fenetcent Hnust- and Frame Sti now
. Jn ttte cceopancy of J. C Dunoon, nnd a two
i story Fvainu Ter.ement House and Frame bts
! ble- not i-.i.w n- up!etl. A Iso. a pleee or paroiJ 1
' of lard eltMHto Jn UiaeKltek township. Cumbria .
I county. B i t'i-t tnglunildof Emau'i Eralller.T. U
i Moero. atid oth-it. -ontatulrg 1) Aries, uibrw
I or lesa, acut CO Acres of which iiie -lear-1,
! having tlx rcon recteil a ot.e etovy Frame
: I5o.ae and Djtr.k Barn, hot oocui'ted. Ta!.--u ir
! t.ec:;r't1oit and tot esoi lsf the suit tf John
i M. King. Administrator of Ji-Un P.. Frorra'd. -
i Also all the right, title an l Interest of H.tan
j i-laus WLartop,' -f. iu ard to a piece or paroel
of laud situate in Clearbtld Jowtmhip, Ceinbrlat -I
county, adjoining landf if Ti'war'. P.. irk, Parld
: Hutton. and ethers, eontaii lng SS Acrn, more .
or losa, abcsU 0 Acres of w hieh are cUared, haT
! ine thore-ort erected h Wt-rSaw Mill, a ri--1
ar.d-a-he.if Ptc rj" Log H or.se atid a Frame Ptar-ie;
now in the ocri.pancv of V ni. W hai ton. Taken
I In execution and to "bo sold at the; suit of B. M.
! loi!g!as.
j Aifco. nil the right, title and interest of Jobu
j Duncan of. In at. d to a piree or ps-reel r.f Jsr.-l
J situate in tliacklHk towr.shlp. Cambris county,
i adjoining lands f K. Brallier, Caj-t. Jo'ou WU
'; son. aud others, containing SIOA'Tts, niorw ur '
1 lesa.labout 4-J Acres cleared and bavti-jr ttereou
erected a two story Frame Hot:!- a:.d a l"rsm
itain, note in tbe occupancy of'Wni. Dcmxhii;
I a two store Fva mo L House. trist Mill, Wnir r
j Saw Mtil mid a Stable, now in the ociupar.cv of
1 Thomas Duncau; a two story Frame Houo.
! now In the occupancy of lib hue! MiL r. and a
or.e-aud a-half story Fran.e Hoi'se, iict oecu-.
; pied. Atfi. a piece or parcel of land t-itiittrfSTi
i iiiacklick towr.stdp. Car:.Tla county, teiieinitig
I htTidtt of Emni.uel Pru'.iier, lifi.l. ana
I other, containing ItsJ Acres, about .-4' aeres of
! which are cleared. La-, ing thcrcoii ert ctf-d a
j otit'-an.i-u-hr.lf i-rory Franic I!'. use unci a Ira me
: l'aru, i.ow in the ctvCu; a;-cy of Ft nit l Itraiiitr.
j Taken lr. execution and to be so'dut the suit of
I Jni.-;eH I.Jorlry.
I A tt, all t ho riiiht. title and Interest ft David
liurUlsart of. in and to a piece or 1 aicel tl laud
I situate lu r usotn-benr.a tow rf !.!p. nmbrin eo.,
iiii
I John J. i:
j A -., ;
t-ijolalng lands of defor.dar.t. r .arv Ann Cowan.
latt. ar.d othera, otmialulr.g St7 Aeie.
fs. aboutT) Actea of which ar cleared
the oc-upancv cf D.a i 1 i'utkbart.
execution nnd to l.cecii at the suit of
tise. M. D.
Ai-.. all the lia-hr. f 1 1 1 1 irt liti.r.-.f r,f ThiMt.
Ert-.nnr.n of. In nod to the fc'loii.g rie-w-ii'ied
: property, to v.-;t : Al! 'bat certain piece or pu
i eei of land situ&te. lying and Leitig in Mnnster
j towiithlp, Csii.biia county, beginning at a poet
j (11 the hue of Francis Conner, north Si degrees.
., w est id perchee, to a post ; theuc north
I grees, wc&t W.V perches, to a post on "lir-.? ( f
j Joseph Cramer: thence north fc degree, sst
i loaand 7-Jo ierchs. to a post on line of Tl.t.
! Oallagiiei 'b In-irs : theuco sotitb 8HX dei.- cast
to b ppl uii line 'if Joseph O'Brleu ; balane- of
said tract cf land, south 8 t'.ereee. w est YX, per
ches, to a post, the place of b g mning contain
ing 4o A :res and 60 Porches It being- part cf a
Larger tract of 'mud conveyed bj T! e.mns (,ul
lag! r and pitsau, kiswiie, to Jcseph O'Prien
and Ann. h'.s wife, by dcci uutotl, Cfiivc t d to
John A. Brien. Thkcu iis ejoeutlcn und to be
sold at the suit of John O'P,. leu.
A iso, all the right, title r.nd in'.eret-t of Mich'l
Byrnes of, in and to a piece or 1 at eel t f land
situstelu Alleghenv township, Cambria t outi
ty. at'Jninii x lands cf Jaa. l'ei rr, Joe. Walters.
i and other;, containing n& Acre, l-.iore or lees.
1 about 45 Acres ct wLJch ero ciearcd. bavirg
i ttereon erected a twottory I'Inrk Hcuee ard a
Log Paru, now In the occupancy of Mrs. Naney
i Bj rtics. Taken in -xccu lion end to be sold at
i the salt of F.. & H. Nutter.
! A lo. all tho risrht. titln Htid Interest of Hugh
! G. Krie of, iu aud to a pieuc or parcel of lend
Situate i.i Clearfield township, Cambria county.
adjoining lauds of Andrew Burgoon, John Sh
sou, and others, containing fA Acres, me re or
iese. unimproved. Taken in execution and to
be soM st the suit of Peter MeGet gh.
A lo. aii the right, title and interest of Simon
Nagie and Rachel Negle of, in and to a piece oc
parcel of land situate 111 Cheat township, Cam
bria county, adjoining lauaa of John i.antzr.
Jjeifc, Liiah Lloju, aud othera, contain
ing 63 Acres, Lit re or n Lout ni ainv i-f
wricb are cleared, having liitrv.-u crcctcKi a
uue-iLii-H-kH'f sloi-y Log iiotis , iaow ij. tu - t c
cupaucy of i-achcl .as.o. 'Aakeu 1n execution
an-l to be sold at the euil of Ilurd 4 McJCve.
Ait, all the right, title and interest of Simon
Nsgle of, in and 10 a piece or parcel of land sii
uii'.u lr. Chest towns-tip. (.auilnit count v, td-
joinlng fici.Ca or John Lautzy. Byora, Uritib
Ll-yd, an i others, ct nlattii.g tr Ac: e, more or
leatf, Htiotit Acres of wiik n are i-jeureti, hav
ing ti.-reoo ei tictcG a one-and-a-baif iur- 1.,
House, now iu tno occupancy cf bacbel Naglu.
Taken in execution and to !.e solu at tbe suit of
I . P. Aierney.
Also, aii iberia-hf, title ard interest of Jame
Burk of, 111 m.iX to a piece .r par ei f lctd sit
uatt in Suriit.eriti'.i township. Cambria county,
adjoining lands c f S. M. Kern, Cnilstum buiav,
and otters, containirp- 72 Acres, mote or less,
about Co Acres of which are cleared. Laving
thereon erecte d two out -and-a-helf ttory Log
Housvsanda Leg Earn, lo-v iu the ccctjancv
ol James Burk. Ta!;en in execution and to be
Sold at tne suit of Jereiuiah MoCiocigie.
Also, u'l thevfght. Utk-aud luieietoof An
drew Ki.ppof, ir; and to a piece or parcel ,.f
laud eituate in C'iearfieid township. Cambria
count; .eojcini'ig lHiKitor Pi ed, x'ir.glirjr. 'iHr
othy Caw it-y, Tnon.as Patterson. ai.! c-thcit,
containing Xt Acres, more or loss, about bO "
Acres ol wuiuti are cleared, baling thereon
erected a two story Log House with Frau.e
Kitchen attachoi and Log Barn, now in ti e oc
cupancy of Anrlicw Hopp : a ht'-Sm bbitior ury '
Saw Mill and a two story Frame House, now in
ihe occupancy of Feter MJl.in ; a fto u.ry
I'laiik Housi', now in the c-oupaney of Andrew
Gorman a id Demetrius Vt'eakiautJ. 'itjun in
'xeeuilon and to be sold at th -1 tuit of ilurrav
HctTinan. Jr. -
A l.o. aii the right, title and Interest of Tao. "
Kot.gers c r, in and to a piece or piret-I af lane?
situate 1:1 Ebenburg borough, Ca rain ia county.
iroaifi:gon the plank road, adjolsing lands of
Saniuei Shoe-maker, David Powell. E. R. Dune
gun, artu others, having t hereon erected a two
story rame House aud Fraiiie Stab;e. now in
t ue occupancy of Thos. Rodgers. Tnkon m ex
ecution s.nd to be sold at the suit of Liovd A Co.
all the rigot. Utle and fut crest of Jtsa
w codcc.ck of, lu aud to a piece or puree 1 of lantt
situate in W aahlnglon townt-Llp. Cambria coun
ty, adjoining land? of Mr. Evans. Stephen A.
-Jcyers, ar.1 othets, coui&h.lng ,j Aeret,. more
or less, having; tbtreon erected a Water Saw
Mill, now ia tr.joeoupir.cy of John Wilkin, at tl
a one-and-a-half story PIhujc floue. now It the
o'cupHt cy of Win. Hal!. Al a pice or par
cel of land ePuate in Washington 'township
t ambrut county. aUJolnir. Ian4s ef Stephen A
Mover. SfSir.an Trstt. and otberg, coutainln
c0 Acrs, uaorecr leas, having therein erecteS
two one-hn-'-a-haif stor-' Vi, -..': tr,,.. . . j .
Plank Stable, now in tho tvm,.r.r -.r t "
1 W-w.t.rt,Nl nnt T . Tl i 1 - ' r
! 'i.,LTl: , , .pnn,;i!r"n- Lewis. Sd'aarci.
end others, conta'nlnir 1X1 Ar. 1
corn'n;rir si Ar . m,, iu.
about 20
Acres of whi.-s .....
t hereon erected a Lcr nnV- -n . "V"
I r.ow In tbo ocrupan-y of .Tojn NH-ll
! Ken !n xeentioa and to be sold at th
e 1 jocon- lA-ib.
ll. Jr. Ta-
tbe suit of
Alio, nil the r 117 ti . tttic r .'. . - .
teriiz' l. t1t!er.il tnAr
.in and to pl ec.r ,,,1 )e,n(i
sbingtop township. Cambria .y.t13.
lauds of Heirs of The .pus .nrM
sin tn Wsb
t. ndii.triini
; : 7'-: "uiu'-on, ana uiuers. er r Ja'r-
i h:iA,e rCr .r 8tont nrr of "bich
fnP (t?rAt hav'r' thereon ere ted a taomorr
1 Plauk House end a Frame Ih.ru. now In 00.
j cupancv of 'Francis McAtumany. Tken jTeI
ccut'oB and to be sold ar tbe err af","".
ittZ?w JOHN A. BI.AlftV f berci.
j Sheriff s Office. Ebensburg. Nor. 17. 1.:0.
! V'OTICE. In the matter of the ta?e ,.f
! "7 Kenl Tatars' of Job Skeltt, Jr.. on
j V end. Fxpon... No. jrkj. June Term, lt,:o, in Com.
i moo Pieas cf Cambria countf.
! And now, 5th September. 187a on motion of
c.o, .S.j., JOSEPH MJ-'O.VALI, Eeo
appointed AnUitor to report u,sir:bution of ln
l-roceerls of sale on tbe above stated write.
By the rvart.
The Auditor above named will sit for the pur
poses of his appointment, at bis office in Ebena
burg, on Thundtiu. 2th rfiu nf v. ,....-..
j at 2 o'clock, p. m.. at which time aud place the
I rarties inter-'!! n v .ttnnit Li
i or JOS 5PH MTON ALL, "loT"
Ebeusburg, Nov. 10, 1370.-t. 1
A UDITOHK NOTICE The on..,.
' -stgnecl Auditor, appointed by the Orphans'
Court ot Cauibria eouzttv tort-port ditrihntir!!.
of the funds in tlie Ukaus of Augnie Crave?
Adm'r of Joseph Bautn.dec'd. hereb li uZl
tloe ' J'"' sit at Ms cfiBce in trTnsbur
on TUESDAY, the Sirh dar of NOVPlf Ff
1KT9. it i o clock. r-.M for the purpoLiff al
tendlu? to the dutie c-f aaid appointment!!:
Tnoselnt-ferested are requested r! T attend
, . x. WM. 11. 8ECHLER, Auditor
Ebeusburg, Nov. a, lfCO.-St. f"
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