freeman
L.JT
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MAY 13, 1871.
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AND PERSONAL.
nt ami wenr Home.
..- ...i i nni2 raf.suion reached
' tu'. i. ,-,i,.v i.iL'ht.
! near Holiidaysburs produce
I:"rt 7. ",",.' of Vvmc per day.
ir-J' KcW-k. ot Hollidarsbnrs,
!"-:fn. cateat lor a liio preserving
yjeJi-h immigrants pufsed thro
' l -vav 10 bomefset county on
-V-nlntficsh vesetftbWs purify the
"u-et,,.nT tnev .
c'i:'.m was vir-iols in the direction
-i ri.-..!if tihrfct. Ol course it
. i o:i i
" if-1 ;. ., m huraiusr l:
is the ques-
bu: u-fc
- -.-vnrer is now in the Cneensburg
"'i'temptinff to commit a rape
'(i"r'eii o a girl in Detrjr towusbip
.'.' .,' jjorg4:tein.
-Iiisoii, of Huntingdon county,
"!i '. i t cut on one of his ankles a few
I''iiiii'i tie it up, and the proba-!?-e
that be will lose his loot.
.'"',,, iih real music ia its soul,
a 111 I" UJ"" puonu luivugu
... i. . i . i...
,. e Ilt-Ytr ue4iu uue mut
l)Kt:er miisi'j or more tunes
was afilicted with
i. .,( ... i,Wn (ah. a lakes th
Muuv'
' iywinic ma pays for it. Verily
g (of misery) in a name after
,. ft.v,er for the last, two or three days
"L'n-fJ as bifii'mg the festive month
' (.'''.. anuhuis before that the weath-
"""e, U(,t im Uest-rve Louoiable ineu-
K:.T
'e was knocked down and
. . lu.rs :ir.l run nvtr hv n
.it v.::ii'i Ch'-i'-e, bcdford county, not
T-nJ cue les and one lib broken
-i ;t.u:t.
-1 litt'ii sou of ex-Sheriff" Beehtel,
'i'-li-'r- T"Nir.T f-evereiy burned
! -VlL l-v tho accidental ntetting;
. .cuj a cup ot boilinij Lot coflee, one
'( 'tc-tJik itch is the latent complaint
' f . i . . T 1- . .. .
iy ei the greenbacks without the
-lU'.iun e Uou't get ihcm to any very
v.'.ftcwn Echo says that Capt. J.
VjactaLtD's eg shaped exactly like
i nt niii.-sy buttle 8o much like it,
. -.U: it aiOjt Laid tempted the Echo
.iei tt-ck at it.
A. Upau. Eiq.. a young Radical
vj (Juarbi.rg, has been appointed by
Ge.:' to fill the place made rac&nt by
.rit;cn of Judpe D'ifSi gton, 'ate Prea
.'iiirtof that district.
:i;r:.co Starr,iho fhot Andrew Fay . Iiw
tttd ltito a btar CRgagea.cnt at t; e
;ij.tf jil, for a p eriod of one eir, ie?
jr. jLvle Taylor is the mail ho te
.;e erpn;3iciii lor him.
Siri'.L ecape.i Irom the Bedford ji i! ,
y.i igo. John is coniinually getting
a-a, hlJ !i0', ap he has gotten out ol
j::.cu!d clear off to tome place where
:k:.'jn, ur.d lead an honest life.
"'tiLi u J l.ave said, but didu't, in our
!i:ti(k nbout the candidacy of John
-JI , that his name ill be presented
nt C'oUiity Ccininispi.iner, for
-'.:i.it toojy he is luily competent.
Cuiir. ot Ulaii'sviilj. as badlv iu-
:tr:iel train wrek on th.9 West l'a. !
tf.r Nutri wx, a few davs ago. A boy
;!i:.m.2i :is also hurt, but not serious- I
-iev-ral i thers were slightly injured.
Ht:ij S;-rii:per, with his patent feather '
; cr, His toi.e to Jolint jAn to stir up
ttr l-tcs. He is a infringer who comes
' V:ibta cuke the teds more springy,
':Uie shi.uid feather his nest well,
lops, wLkh most of people throw
'Hut thi time of jtar. if dre?ed like
(crevca i:h sugar and viuegai, are
te mure pulatat.'.e than stdad, and
t jt'.ttr relish. Lettuce have oniou tops.
:r! living with the family of G.
"tK-it -i.lrov. M::n'm county. Pa., was
-r. llci.d.iy iiu-rt.ii.t:, au-1 on'search be-
i.cr h. eirs rcnia'T i weie found
&:.'iu:d, son.o C:tttu feet from the
it Ycrter named James Wild at-
.... w.,. fv 1 UPIUIIJ,
'--t.!c troct of .1 moving train, a few
''rjt-it'.s fr':er.J- sre liow wild w ith griet
'Hc;,r.Si;i sUckitg death. lie lived
:.u V.i vr.
' '-t' a-'nrbed to the residence of
;-.A;Ut V'!ic. a.t Chest Springs,
Wdl V... , . J
" f'f- ivis tt t t, i.
el t'f'r ( -...aci:b loriunateiy
--i-.-uc::i A'clLLon and George Smith
er-r.r fa ... M il . . .
or i ' -, IIU"'oay60urg to await
: j.' .j cocking down and rob-
".. " h ' 1 a wat;h and chain val
. '.-Bore of the public streets of
a'i.t.er.t XC.:.!...-! .j. m -
"-'Til l . Jii'iuuari, oi ijroue.
,. J "- J-.hl'Ic creek and was
e i-oturite i!.iiit, ..... a
(.ir i. "'ur :'.v rushed to her rescue.
also, but f(,rtunatelv both
-V.. e,e-'J by an older person.
..., , m'Jm:i!g last Mrs. Su-
,s ''erself in mi outhouse, at
a miles from Greensburcr.
.r.:'ve;",";1!-V, ca.ua'l by the recent death
i c: Ifcn-is assigned as the reason.
U:if ';' V1,H Place was found by a sta
cfti. :f", Ja-y cmmit!ing a nuisance
n-n ,;-fU' feIlJ because the stable
-IP b 1 f . lilS lOHUUCb WIIU
: i' " J, Pitchfork, the latter procecd-
.. J- UiMi-d roof naintrvl V.lnrtr over
roof painted black over
-ecie k
s eyes, and now there is likely
.,3'e jw:ns
t- auion the lawyers about it.
L1,"'m"llsli' somebody fully
it7r? to make known to the
-!'. ''tft- '" and about th ally
-tur, . ,n"cil that the borough dads
. -uaeJto enforce the hog law. Of
"'.o)?.le'ere"ce 10 tu 'our legged
": "M :ePorc,ue persuasion, Ihe'two
'-a.ns no further calls in that di
.u' ireut writing.
-;.t V D1m nameJ Slruel Jordan, liv
"t.h'B'i from cfjviile, Jefferson
ri-i Uns under a fit of nauity
-irri'; .br' Seizd at axe and liter-'-ai
fc.r k T:'e to r'es, severing her
Jy ,nu killing her instantly.
it tt f ?, f t0 cu' 'ia own throat with
!;! t' t0 fiuiah ,he horrible work,
Vri.S at last accounts.
n and "ie OI 8UCCOS6IUI
EW('rfI,i,r!'i,lg,,.0,ut "ork rapidly and
"d rt , ino ,10W n,In nas ,ne
'Bin'.'is 7 t0 I1Uf'h th'ng". nd w'th
" I;d oth . woramen an the Messrs.
,?ii b i r8 ln tlie reveal departments,
vc Eucb wortJ a fail. We hope
.. "'1 see n, ,i.. .u:- j :
Kai:i. w ' mat this deservm:? en
i - ""t-rnM.. .....
g, . "j patronizea.
:,v1 j COuiJ'y radical convention on
t-,, ,7 i, eUlt preference for John
'oi il,-, UoHid.ysburg, for President
'nct.renominated U. L.Hewit
: W-.'-t cnpleted its ticket as fol-
11J'vt;i,t i "tiuiurr, JsiiU in.
':JSirr7n V0rncjr' U,Uon Alexander;
' aaie,L' Gwinn ; Commis-
L J.n - a ,. -"io-iur, ting.
rr.,U-dll0r' J" J" Ifoker.
. ttlIIl(,... 1 L ... , ...
Snri, '"I'lieu aoout tne lestivities
' 'h ' n hehalf of the St. Augus
'Ut,,i ,1E8tad of it being a May party.
M n ar,J tn intention is to keep
,t 4 . S j" the good cause can reap
SwiiiKiV c"mfol n that way. Our
enrj j understand how to rnn
X'Ui l lile tha Fair will be as
r.r,, w koow-jt will be pleasant and
'local
L.cal Correspoudeuce.
JoHssfoN, May 10, 1871.
Dear Freeman ilr. Stemmer has finished
his new house up in superb style - with- neat
window shutters arid a splendid verauda. The
entire house looks us clean a? a new pin.
The Cambria lfor. Company a?e now en
gaged in filling up the old canal, westward
towards Coopersdale. The places that know
us now here will soon know us no more forev
tr, or we will not know them at least.
Several persona in Johnslon, it is reported,
are heirs to an estate in Germauy, worth $C3,
000,0'JO. They are now proving their title, and
w ill soon reap the reward if it is reap.ible.
A young man named Simon llecd, whose
parents live in Keruville. was instantly killed,
on Tacsday mori.ing last, on the Cambria Iron
Company's railroad near the rolling mill. lie
trus bi caking on the "Echo" train, and had
got off the caia to turn a switch when he
slipped nnd fell under tLe wheels, liis head
.whs crushed to a jelly
There is a talk again of s'ni ting a subscrip
tion for a railroad from Johnstown to Somer
set a very niuch needed improvement.
On last Saturday we counted fifty new
houses goinr up in Johnstown ai.d neighboring
borough. This loots like improvement and
protirtss.
We hate received the copy of a new paper
called "The Four Quarters,"' published in
Philadelphia oy Messrs. J. Trainor King and
CI. NeUon Smith. It is political ud literary
and takes the democratic side of the question.
We wish the editors sueciss.
The Cambria Iron Company having bought
out the right of i!r. Duracli to all lots in the
bubiu, the filling up of the basm will proceed
without further interruption.
Louis Luckhardt, our popular jeweler, has
low ered his tluor3 on the first 6tory, so that
any ptis'-n can go in and putchase jewelry
without doiug any damage to their intellects'.
He has very attractive show windows and other
etceterus. Mr Luckhardt is a gentleman, and
a good Democrat, and a Frteman, and ought
to get the custom of ail the subset ibcrs (p:iyiug
subscribers) of the Cambria Freeman.
A residcut of Coneinaugh borough named
Fisher, while as.-ising yesterday afternoon, in
the shipment of hortes lrom this point, lmd
one of his lgs broken w hile attempting to pre
vent one ol the hordes, which had become
frightened at a passing train, from running off.
Our Cambria borough neighbors by Home
means got iuto their heads at the election last
fall that una councilman should be elected lor
one year, another for two years, and so on, and
they tun the machine in that way. The mis
take caused things to become considerably
mixed in that borough, and the result has been
that a special act providing lor the election of
four councilcnen in that borough on the third
Friday of thin month has, through the efforts
of Representative Kose, passed the Legislamic
and received the sanction of the Governor.
lioB Itov.
Sabbatu School Convention. The Cam
bria County Sabbath School Association met
in convention at tho First Congregational
church in this place, on Tuesday, May Uth, at
2 o'clock, p.m. A very large number ol dele
gates from the Sa;jr;aih Schools of Johnstown,
Millville, Co.iejiaugli, Summerhill, Wilmore,
and other places in the south of the county,
arrived ou the noun train, uud were at once
taken in charge by committees composed of
ths different SaLbath Schools of Ebensbutg.
Nearly ail the schools of the county were rep
resented. The following gentlemen were
elected dicers for the ensuing year: President,
W. W. Vv alters, M. D., Johnstown; Vice Pres
ident, X. J. lloier:s, Kboiisburg; Secretary,
J. C. Caldwell, M. D., Johnstown; Cor Sec'y,
liev. A. C. John ion, Johnstown; Treasurer,
G. A. ivinkead, Ebensburg.
A great many questions relating to Sabbath
Schools were oiscussed in the afternoon ses
sion, and ut 5 p. ni convention adjourned until
7 p. m
At the hour of 7 o'clock, the church was
lull. to overflow! ig. Rev. Fiuk , of Johnstown,
gave some very interesting exercises on the
blackboard, and fpleadid singing by the child
ren, as well as by a cnoir composed of vo'uu
teers from the several Protestant church choirs
in town.was rendered w kh pleasing effect. Sev
eral qnestions were also disous-ed. and at 1)
p. m., adjourned to meet in Wilmore at the
next annual session, the time for yvhith will
be made known at the proper season.
A Fcbstaxtiai. FarsKNT. AVe'jo not knew
whether it is owing to our pood looks, our ge
nial disposition or our proieibial mode;y- with
all of which good qua lues we are ot course
abundantly blessed, but certain it 18 that we
number mong our friends some of tho most
generous 'gentlemen this side of sundown a
tact not uufrequently manifested to our great
profit and pleasure. The latest indication ot
this interest in our behalt reached us a few
days ago in the 6hape of a keg of lake herring
aud three splendid corn brooms, the gift f '-r
good friend, Mr. James Connor, wholesale
grocer, No. -355 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
Mr. Conaor, with whom wo helJ business in
tercourse for several year in the days of "lang
syne," is a gentleman whom to know is to es
teem, and il the Smoky Cilv member among
its business men one person more deserving
than another ot the m st unlimited success,
that man in our opinion is Mr. James Connor
Wo speak whereof we know when we say that
he is the right kind of a man to tie to hon
orable, prompt, reliable and liberal aud if
country merchants aud others making pur
chases in Pittsburgh will but give him an order,
our word for it they will be tempted to con
tinue their patronage as long a3 he is in a po
sition to supply them and they are dosirous of
being supplied, for there is no deception in
either Mr. C. or his wares.
A Singular and Shocking Accidf.nt. Wm.
Quinten, an old German reside.it of Biacklick
township, and a turner by occupation, had his
skull fractured in a somewhat singular man ner
on Thursday afternoon last, ar.d his ii juries,
it is feared, will prove fatal. He was engaged
at the time in gumming a ww at tho turning
lathe, when the horse which operates the latho
became frightened at something and set the
machine in such rapid motion that it caused
the emory stone be was using to 11 y in pieces,
one of which flew up and 6truck him on the
forehead with such force as to crush in the
skull and inflict injuries from which it is not
likely he can recover. Dr. Evans, of this
place, wag sent for and rendered medical assist
ance, but does not look for favorable results.
Mr. Q.. who is over fifty years of age, is a man
of family, and was a faithful soldier in tho late
rebellion.
Diato of a Prikst Rev. Johu O. G. Scan
Ian, pastor of the Mansfield congregation, died
very suddenly of apoplexy at Mercy Hospital,
Pittsburgh, on Tuesday last, and his mortal
ra mains were ou Thurslay placed in a vault
at St. Mary's cemetery. A tolemn mass of
requiem was celebrated at St. Paul's Cathedral
by Rt. Rev. M. Domenec, who also preached
a very impressive and affecting funeral oration
on the occasion. In the sanctuary, assisting
at the lut sad iites to a greatly beloved priet,
were Rt. Rev. Bishop Shanahan.of Harris
burg, besides upwards of forty priests, a9 well
as the Rev. professors and students of St. Mi
cbael'tt Seminary. The attendance of the laity
was also very large, and the funeral altogether
was of the mosii mousing and soirow-express-ing
character. Requiescat in pace.
Another of those knock down arguments,
or rather a series of them, for which our town
has of late become somewhat notorious, had its
occurrence on the Diamond ou Tuesday night
lust. Two of the combatants, at least, came
out of the contest with their phizs very badly
demoralized, and one of the victors, for the
first time probably, discovered that he could
"hoe his own row" in any emergency, and of
couise feels greatly rejoiced thereat. Ko ar
rests were made.
Tuesday, May 30th, will be the day for
decorating the graves of the Union soldiers,
and although we know nothing positively as to
the programme iu this place, we deem it fair to
presume that this beautiful and appropriate
ceremony will be attended to on even a more
elaborate seals tbu it was last year.
COHKVKK'ATION.
SuMMEimrLt, Twp., May 9, MTf.
1'nrEND MAPThe Wilmore man Vho wants
to make out that he is a JSluek woman, fisrurcd
Bifain last week in tho Frerman.- Wishing to no
wittjvand having no wit himself, he borrowed
a little from an Irishman, but Irish wit, coming1
from the lips of Mr. Majra-ie, loses its effect.-and
mny be compared to a golden thread run thro
H. hempen sack.
Mr. Maifp-ie completely lesos sfpht. of his sub
ject, lie boian by defeinlSnpr Miss l'.lack's
course as a tfacber in the uut-lic school, and
now he is enjrajred ubusintr Catholics and their
Church. Ibis may gratify his own desires, but
will not prove what he undertook to defend,
or convince anybody that ho himself has a
sound mind. Let mc now brinjj him back to
the subject in dispute, by putting to him thrco
)ucstions, which cmbracu the matter of our
controversy and should beanswered before any
other point is introduced :
I. llid Miss lilack meddle with :-o'irio:i in the
public school? bhedid. Contrary to their own
wishes, and in. opposition to their parents, she
annoyed tho scholars with her prayr-rs, mid in
vited tin; Lutheran preacher of Wilmore to
hold religious exercifos in tho school, and the
Kv. trenilemitii readily complied. Tho preach
er Told tne this himself.
II. Had Miss liiack, us a teacher in the com
mon schools, a right to do these things? I hold
that she had not. Jews and Gentiles, sis well as
ull denominations of Christians, art; taxed for
the common schools, and ail should havcc-ouul
rights and privileged in them. No sect should
daieto introduce its tmet.-into them, much
less attempt to force its doctrines ou the chil
dren of the rest of the community. If tho le
liKion of one sect be allowed to be practiced iu
the publio schools, nil other denominations
Jews as well as Christians aro justified in de
manding aud insisting upon t he same privileges
for their respective creeds. Grant this general
permission and you will have a nice time of it.
That Miss lilac k was wrontr is, I Ihiak, unques
tionably, and instead of allowing anybody to
undertake to defend her course, she should
npoloi.e to the parents whose rights she iuva
ded, and to this community, which she has dis
till bed by her conduct.
III. Is Miss liiack the author of the commu
nications tnat appeared in the Freeman over
her name? S-he is not. I have already shown,
in the columns of the Freeman, that she does
not compose litem, and I will do no more now
than reler the reader to Miss Black's owu let ter,
published in your paper of March :15th. Any
one that reads that epistle will not only con
clude that Miss Bluek has not tho ability to
write, but will also admit that it was a shame to
ontfajre the services for years of Mich a teacher
in a public school. Our people have been im
posed upon, and the result is that their children
hae learned but little, although teachers have
been pai l to instruct them.
1 hope Mr. Ma.srjfie will attend to the main
question hereafter, and either show that 1 am
w roller, or else uckuowlcdire that he is in error
himself. To abuse my religion aud nil Catho
lics is no if. -ply lo me. and ttie public are not so
ehalluw-uiiudcd us net to see into the matter.
He nuiy bo Miicero in what he says about us,
but, as his statements are false, we must regard
Mr. Majitric as either ignorant or vicious. N e
know our religion, and only laugh at his stu
pidity or pity his malice when he represents it
to us under faise colors. The calumnies lie
urges have been ofteu urged before, and are
plagiarisms as far us he is concerned.
1 will now brieily pursue Mr. 31aggie in order
to take notice of some of his assertions, l.u
therauisui, he says, had its foundation in Christ.
This I do no! believe aud 1 will tell him why.
Christ established one religion, and that existed
iu every age sincj it was established, and will
continue to exist to the end of lime. Lulheran
ism, however, was never heard of before the
fifteenth century. It is clear, therefore, that
Christ is not its founder. There was never a
Lutheran preacher before I.u liter. No nation,
no people, no individaal ever professed it dur
ing the first fourteen hundred and more years
of Christianity. Such is certainly mv convic
tion, aud 1 am satisfied that Mr. Mairgie cauuot
show me that I am wrong. Martin'Luther, an
apostate monk, whose morals were extremely
bud, was really and truly thu father of Luther
otiism, and it is but proper that a religion
founded by him should be called after him, as
a child is named after its parent. God forbid
that 1 should die iu buch a religion!
Luther gained some of the petty princes of
Germany over to the new-fangled creed, uot
becau.-e he convinced them i f its truth, but by
tho promise of temporal gam. Just listen t
Schiller, a Gorman Protestant, and, 1 think,
also a Lutheran : "The ri i pundVr o mmuMie
irtstiltdiiifi.i inttdr the A'; fui iiuil inn athactive in
the w. of prince." The same sc h:licr also de
clares that "tlie L.uthtrnna uvrc yree'Ju for Vie
l)ro1ierlu " ('ttthfliex."
Lutiu-rauistu also employed the sword to
prop:i;r.tte its tenets. Luther himself was an
avowed advocate of persecution, as tiny one
who ever read his writings is fully aware of.
"Wij do v. l licti u.iu'thi.e," " sj-s, "uwf
iut ijire ui'ti' till it bailie nur In: laid in tiuir
hljudl" Aud, addressing his disciples, or rather
urging them to persecute, he says: "A fmifj a
Ifiere trill rent a drop of IjOhI in jour reim punnie
an u ild heat anil aniunte iil;e uolvex tiire mier
ttilc ptaiHint." Now, Mr. Maggie, did Luther
unism ever persecute? You should not have
introduced tho puhjcrt of persecution, for
'"those who live in gla.-v houses should not throw
stones." Why, sir,.yoor sf?ct, just springing in
to life, not only persecuted the Catholics whr-re-ever
strong enough to do so, but likewise other
Protectants denominations that refused to be
lieve in Lutheranism. Listen again to Schiller:
" LiUheranr, far fnun crineir.'j a. tuleraiit pirit
toward iiotuna 'Cutholiex, ;'. .". it wan in !lu ir
jiower, cren fl) trcni the. CrJeiniytn." The fact
is that Lutheranism drenched Germany in blood
and if my opponent is ignorant of tho fact, it
only proves tttat his curly education was fadly
neirlected. Perhaps the poor man had the mis
fortune to be placed in l.is youth under the tu-
til life of a tf-acher like Miss Maggies ISlack.
The tes ti irony I produce to substantiate facts
is Protectant, and on bat account has special
weiarht. I could also show the would-be femal",
on similar aut hority, t hat Lut heraid n Is a fail
ure and b-c trays signs of weakness in f very part,
nnd that the Catholic Church U full of lite and
youthful vi.jror, and is.Vstined to set- tho cn.i
of Lutheranism, as she saw its commencement.
In conclusion, I would say to Mr. M:urgie, that
raiher thaucxiiose himself further, or longer
persist in making his protege- a subject of laugh
ter, ha should inform the public through the
press that bis cau-e is bail nnd unablo to be de
fended with any show of decency. Should li3
not follow this advice, we will see who will have
reason to regret it. Now is the time for him to
make known to the public that ho is u man. and
not a woman. Let him lay tiside the mask of
hypocrisy, never again to as -ume it , and let him
speak with the spirit of a man und iu the lan
guage of a gentleman, und his: imprudent course
heretofore will be forgiven and forgotten.!
Soltkho.
Our accomplished photographic friend,
Mr. T. T. Spence. detdres us to say that he has
about five hundred "negatives'' which were
t kcn by him duringthe years 13h8 '9,and will
furnish persons da-iring any of these "nega
tives" at the lateol 25 cents each, or will sup
ply photographs printed from them at the low
price of six for one dollar. None of these old
"negatives" will he kept longer than the first
of June so now is the time to call at Spence's
Photograph Gallery, opposite tho Post Office.
That railroad to Carrolltown ought to be
chartered and will be chartered, nnd then it
ought to be built and will be built if people
thereaway and hereaway aro as entcrprhdng as
we take them to be. Once finished, evervbody
will be no giad and so happy that they will feel
llko making ull their friends handsome- pres
ents, and of course will buy them where they
eun bo bought best, at Cham. Roberts great
fancy goods and Jewelry emporium, Ebensburg.
Huy now, so as to be ready when the good time
comes.
To Loretto's fair town, a place of renown,
in search of a gown, went u lady named Hrown,
or Ulack, White or Green; and when sho got
there, she searched everywhere, for goods rich,
chap und rare the finest thi-t ever was seen ;
but w hen about trr depart with an unsatisfied
heart, into Christy's cheap store she happened
to dart and came out, after buying innumera
ble bundles of the most superb goods at a mero
song, fullv as happy as a guecn on her throne
or an old lady at a quilting party.
Don't Do It. Don't go barefooted. It ain't
the style, even in warm weather. Littlo boys
who don't care for a stumped too or two, may
do it with Impunity, or in any other way, out
misses and grown up folks should not Intro
their pedal extremities. Therefore keep your
feet covered. Vinroe has the things to do it
with. Ho is a nico man, koepsa nice stock, and
.i - i .... i I . V- ; . a, i
IllCO pcojiiu lire iiiry ti mi iimi , 11.11 mm.
you want a nice thing all around go to Viuroe.
Pno.Micixa. The growing crops look well and
an abundant harvest Is in prospect, which leads
us to surmise that there will lie an inerea.sed
demand for Mowers and Reapers, Hay Forks,
Ac-, and induces us to remind those of our
farmer f rirnds who are not yet supplied with
labor-saving machinery that they cannot be
too rapid in leaving their orders with George
Huntley, who furnishes the very best on tho
cheapest and most accommodating terms.
UiscriT. We have been indulging of late in
most delicious biscuit, composed simply of
Hour, water, salt and Royal linking powders,
uml don't want anything more toothsome. Try
them, neighbors, but don't nttemot to make
them of anything but the best of tiour, w hich
you can k at Mills' Hour, feed and corn broom
depot at lowest market rates. Those biscuit
and Mills' flour cau't bo beat.
Now Pitch In. Tho empty dry goods boxes,
qucenswuro orates, etc., in front of V. S. Bar
ker's clieap store, over the way, tells as plainly
ns words could do that those new goods that
VnlMo was after hare reached their destinatin
and aro uow open for the inspifticn and pur
chase of customers, lie sure then to go and
sec the new goods, and don't forget to take
yoiir pocket-books along.
H ai.i.'b Vegotable Sicilian Hair Rcnewer do-M
uot color, but restores tho hair to Its natural
color.
Fire and Life Ishuhasck. Everybody is
directly interested in Insurance, lt you 6wr
real or personal property it is certainly to your
interest to have it insured. Vou do not know
how soon the same may be destroyed by lire,
either by accident or the hand of tho incendia
ry. You may feel perfectly safe now, but you
do not know bow soon you may need the ashist
n nee of the assurapce company; therefore, it
behooves voti to look well to wmrnwn interests.
If you have vour prowerty insured in a good,
reliable company, you need not go begging
ainonvr vour neighbors for losses incurred by
flre: oVthe contrary you can rest easy and be'
independent of any such obligations. Ou the
same pnnelpTe every man should have his life
ins-tired for the benefit of his family. No man
knows how foon he may be called from life to
eternity and kave his family in deslituto cir
cumstances; but through good and reihtblf in
surance companies ho has the privilege and can
easily provide against ail such contiugeiclos.
It iJ well for all persons to carefully consider
tho polU-v of tusu-ran-TY, and then call upon Kerr
& Co., Tenth Avenue, Altoona, Ph., who
aro agents for nil the most reliable Fire and
Life Insurance Companies in the United e-tatt-s.
Foreign Exchange and Shipping arc also
amottfr the specialtiesof this reliable firm, and
passage tickets to aud from ull points in the
world' can bo obtained from them at regular
rates.
J.. A H. M.lYEIt,
OF TT1B
NEW YORK DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND
Ml Lid X LR Y STO 1 1 13,
nre receiving daily frntn the Eastern markets
fresh arrivals of New Goods for the sum
mer trade, which they still offer lo
the public at Jot"isf price.
Below is a partial list of the departments
which will give a general idea of their stock :
Shawls, Clonks. Collars and Cuffs,
Velvets, Velveteens, Hows and Neckties,
Rlack Silks, Woolens,
Colered Silks, Small Wares,
.Lyons Poplins, Trimmings.
Fancy Poplins, Sorgo Plaids.
Mottled Poplins, Alpaca Plaids,
Costume Cloth, Piques and
Still Shades, White Goods,
Embroideries, Laces, Lawns and Percales,
Fancy Stripes, Colored Alpacas,
Japanese Silks, Ginghams,
Hosiery nnd Gloves, Flannels, Ribbons,
Prints," Linens, Notions.
Aprons. &c &.C., Ladies' Skirts,
Ready Made Clothing, Handkerchiefs,
Shirts aud Drawers, lVys' Clothing,
Trunks and Suspenders,
Traveling Dags, Gum Coats, &c, &c.
Look Within. The ancient Greeks used to
have a maxim, "Know thyself." Tho proper
study of mankind is man. Look within. Goto
John J. Murphy's store and look within, and
you will see a sight worth seeing. Look within
at the old Maiipioii I louse corner, just under the
Trihtine office. Aud he played on tho harp of a
thousand strings, "look witldn." Dry goods,
dress goods, fancy goods. John J. Murphy is a
naturalist, a scientist, and a mcrchantist of the
lirst water. He can buy cheap and sell cheap
er, and talk ull the time. Look within and buy.
James J. Mcrput exhibits before astonish
ed visions a large lot ol all wool suits of cloth
ing ut the extremely low price of eight to ten
dollars. Never before did mortal ken see such
cheap clothing, and nevermore did mortal ken
witness such u gent lemunly s-alcsn-.an as this
same James J. Murphy. Ever ready to oblige,
and never willing to disoblige, he clothes a
large portion of the human race with ihe ti
diest cluthiug that comes to that place Johns
town. Cuil.and examine goo.ls and prices.
L. Coiikn & Rrothkr showed us some splen
did linen shirts on last Saturday, made on a
new plan, breasts solid, nnd shoulders made to
button over, lt is said these breasts never be
come wrinkled, and never get out of place, but
sit like a rainbow on a summer cloud. They
sell t hose shirts very cheap conaiilern. Let every
young gent in tho county go right away and
purchase-11 dozen or two just for his ow n use.
Cohen ii Brother keep ail kinds of ready-made
clothing tor sale.
II Y M E.MAL,
II A Y SCPPES. Married, in Johnstown, on
Thursday last, 11th inst.. by Rev. H. A. Fink.
Mr. John Is. Hay and Miss Annie, daughter of
Conrad Suppes, Esq., all of that place.
Tho matrimonial disease seems to be raging
among the stove und tinware men at both ends
of the Hue. It was only last week that we chron
icled the taking off of an Altoona friend of that
persuasion, aim now we aro called upon to re
cord tho matrimonial alliance, of one who holds
an ci jo.-: !ly prominent position in our good will
and highest esteem, llad we the timeand space
we would take pleasure in spreading ourst-if on
John's wedding, for it id not often we have the
opportunity to congratulate such a genial, puii
tfhiuy, cheery and big-hearted young benedict
on ei happy un event ; yet we feel that we could
say nothing that would add to his felicit3-at the
present moment for we are sure that heis brim
ful and running over with all those joyful sen
sations peculiar to one who has just hegnn to
revel in the blissful delights of double-breasted
happiness. John aud his accomplished young
bride enjoy in an eminent degree the respect
and esteem of all w ho know them, and if they
live for an hundred years in the full enjoyment
of all theblessings which attend those who arc
properly matched in the matrimonial hurness,
it will bo nothing mere than what hosts of car
nest friend wish them with all their hearts.
Miss Annie has indeed "made Hay while the sun
shone," and if she has secured, as we know she
has, a husband well worthy of any woman's
purest love aud liHe-loug devotion, we are
equally confident that
"His house she enters, there to be a light
Shining within, when all without is night ;
A guardian angel o'er his life presiding.
Doubling his pleasures aud his cares dividing."
OJUTl'AKY.
EVANS. Tiod. in thifi borough, on Friday.
5th instant. David II. Lva.ns, aged 'M years, 7
months aud HO days.
VEGOASH SICILIAN
Restored to its Original Youthful Color
BY ITS VSE.
It will make 77a ir yrmc upon bald heads, ex
cept in very aged persons, us it furnishes the
nutritive principle by which the hair is nour
ished and supported.
It will prevent tho hair from falling out, and
does not stain the skin.
A'o better evidence of its txiperioritji need be ad
duced than the. fact that so many imitations of it
arc offered to the putlie.
IT IS A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSING.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
It. P. HALL Jc CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. No
tice is hereby given that tho partnership
between A. J. Hartsoek, Elias Paul and G. .
Settlem vcr, in the mercantile business, was dis
solved by mutual consent on the J1 day of
March, A. I. 1371. All debts due to E. Paul &
Co. are to be received and ull debts owed by said
firm are to be paid by Elias Paul and G. W. Set
tlemyer, who will continue the business under
tho firm name of Paul ic Settlemyer.
A. J. HAKTSOCK,
ELIAS PAUL,
(i. W. SETTLEMYER.
Wilmore, May 13, 1871.-3t.
T 1ST OF CAUSES set down for trial
J at June Term, 1871, commencing: ou MON
DAY, the 5th day of JfSE next:
FIKST WEEK.
Albion Oswald tv. John IT. Kennedy.
Henry Glass' us rs. Tate W. Allison.
R.H.Tudor .r. John J. Jones.
A. P. Fields' use.. .. ..vs. Jones & Co.
Solomon Wagoner.. . .rs. Peuna. R. it. Co.
Johnston Moore's use.rs. Martin A. Miller. .
.I. Moore Sr Son v. Martin Miller.
James Burk vs. Valentiue Maitzio.
Thomas Rurns. vs. The School District of
Ciearlicld Township.
Patrick Doran's usc-rs. William Uutler.
Michael A. llyrne vs. Chest Springs Iioro .
Joseph Miller. Esq.,.. .vs. George Gurley.
J. K. IIITE, Prot honotary.
Prothonotary's Office, Ebensburg. May 13, 171.
I 1ST OF APPLICATIONS for Tav-
-L cm and Eating House Licenses for June
Sessions, lt71:
Tnrrrn- Licenses.
Carrolltown Simon Schroth, Paul Elwanger,
Lawrence Stich, Lawrence Schroth.
Conemaugh Borough Andrew Abler, Joseph
Shoemaker, Geo. Kurtz. Jos. Dailey, Sd want.
Cambria Bor. Tho. Springer. Edw d Howe.
Chest Springs Dor. Silas A. McGough, Peter
McK.eny.io.
Clearheld Township Heery Marlett.
Croylo Township Victor Vocghtly.
Kbensburg Isaac Crawford, west ward; R.
P. Linton & Son, east ward.
Gallitzin Michael McMorris, Jacob Gocnner,
Francis J. Parrish, M. F. Kelly.
Johnstown John Bending, Thos S. Davis, 2d
ward ; Chas. Zimmerman, sr., Jos. Boxler, John
Treftz, John Gerhardt, John Fntwj, 3d ward;
Geo. N. Hohman. John A. Steraincr.U-th ward.
Loretto John B. Myers, Florian Bengal, M.
J. Kelly. Frnucis X. Haid.
SutnmttviUe Borough James M. iJiffel, John
W. Gillespie, Christian Iteich.
ilallfit llause Licence.
Carrolltown Borough Henry Blum.
Johnstown Borough John Furhtt, 2d ward.
- Wilnioro Borough John Schroth.
. J. K. IIITE, Prothonotary.
rrothonotary'B Office, Ebcn&burg, May 10, 1671-
AT
GEIS & FOSTER'S
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, rA.,
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
7
AND
MILLINEEY GG0BS!!
-A5D-
-AT-
BARGAIN PRICES!
SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS!!!
Plain Plaid and Striped Japan
ese Silk nt tl.20 per yard.
Black Silks at l.i5 per ynrd.
Gros do Rhino Black Silk at tl.50 per yard,
and upward.
Cheney Brothers' Gros-Grnin
Black Silk at .OO per. yard.
OTHER DRESS GOODS.
At 20 cents Japanese Cloth for Suits.
. " l.S cents lli-own and Gray Jlutd Poplins.
" 2o cents Black aud Colored Popliu Alpacas,
for Spring wear.
2T cents Corded Mohair Poplin rare bargain.
m" 30 cents, aud upward. Black Alpacas.
NEV SHAWLS 8l SKIRTS
At ?2.7", lilac 7i ThUtet Shawls, and
At :i.7.". (Old vpuaii, lUoehe. Shaxcls.
At H.Ot), fliiW fc.0ti. Srrin! Shan ls ijreat ttaraaln.
At 1-2T. and i.iu, Istulitf White Cored iAita.
At 7" ctitu, JtalHiorut tktrt-f.
At 50 cents, lilaeh and H' hitc IialmoraUs.
A FUI.b LIXE OF
Mouuxfixc Dress Gooses.
Wack French ITrrinoes Iliac: Jiomfrazine.
Mad: Crape Veils, Ac., Ac.
New Casnliueies, Jean, CZtC.
At 15 cents, attd upward, Kentucky Jean.
Housekeeping Dry Goods.
A COMPLETE STOCK.
Sheeting Muslins of all
widths.
Shirting Muslins and
Irish Linens.
Table Li nuns und Tow
elings. At 10 eents, -1-4 Bleach
ed and Cnblcacued
Muslins Special bar
gam. At K.v ets. 4-4 Bleached
and L'n bleached Mus
lin a Letter bargain.
At i'-hi cents. Calicos.
At 7." ets. per doz.. Lin
en Table Napkins.
At tl.no per doz.. Linen
Table Napkins, very
large sizes.
At iM cents per yard,
7-4 Linen Table Cloth
White Toilet Guilts at
.0U large sf.es aud
a large assort inent.
Patent Shirt Fronts.
Luce Curtains.
AT GEIS & FOSTER'S,
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown.
A very large and varied stock of
Carpets and Oil Cloths !
All w Patterns.
usscl.r Carpets.
Three l'hj Caipets,
Ingrain Carets,
Rag. Cv'da'jt if Hemp Carpets
Mattings and Rugs.
FLOOR OIL CIA sT US.
all widths, styles and qualities 4-4, i-4, 6-4, 8-4.
We ilon'l prrtrmt In j:ny (lit ciptuiei
of riialoraci a fi-nm the roiiulrj, norto
hare m. buyer runt I ii t ly In tlie city.
Ate. An I Ml 1 11 Igr ill public cau't be hum.
bugged by tuy tuck tricky Clap-Hap.
We invite every lady ai d prntleman to call
and examine our new stock of goods.
We warrant our goods and prices to be as re
presented, and sell strictly on the One price
tcm, and foii cash oni,y. Inspection and com
parison of our prices will at once prove to every
customer that one price is the fairest and easic.-t
way of dealing, and the onlysysiem by which
customers gel full value for their money.
AT
Gr.as 8b Fstkrs,
OXB PRICE CASH STORE. I
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton Street.
JuStusiowM, "a.
Cash Sal'S Low Prices Small Profit !
COME AMI' SKB! CCJ5IE A.3 SEE !
EGISTEK'S NOTICE ! Notice is
hereby given that the following Accounts
frffe been passed and tiled in the Register's Ot
iice, at Ebeusburg, and will be presented to the
Orphans' Court of Cambria county, for confirm
ation ami allowance, on Wednesday, ihz th da)
of June nest, to w it :
First and partial account of Catharine Eloch,
Adm'x of the estate of Christian Bloch, late of
Conemaugh borough, deceased.
Second account ot George Conrad, Guardian
of the minor children of Samuel Beam, late of
Richland township, deceased.
Account of James Hose, one of the Executors
of Jos. Bose, late of Kichland tow nship, dee'd.
Third and Una! account of Samuel Douglass,
Guardian of the minor heirs cf Daniel Huber,
jr., decease!.
The account of Jacob Kline, Guardian of Ad
am Kollis, a minor son of Nicholas Kol.i, late
of Allegheny township, deceased.
First account of Wm. K. Geis. Ao.inistrator,
Ac, of Martin Obcrmyer, late of Cambria bor
ough, deceased.
First account of Ev.in 'A. Da vis. Executor of
David M. Davis, late of Suuimerhill twp., dee'd.
First aeco'iut.of Josiuh Gochnour and Ste
phen Goehiiour, Administrators of Dnn'l Goch
nour, late of Taylor township, deceased.
Tho ac.vount of Edward ltobci is. Executor of
Evan li. Morgan, who was. Executor of David
W. i'ryce, late of Cambria township, dee'd.
The account of Margaret Leavy and Augus
t'ne Welters. Executors of the last will and tes
tament of Michael Leavy, late of Loretto bor
ough, deceased. J....L , ,,
First and partial account of Margaret Mitchell,
Administratrix of James 11. Mitchell, late of
Johnsiown borough, deceased.
The partial account of A. H. Fiske, Esq., Ex
ecutor of the hist will and testament of Nancy
Krise, late of the township of Clearfield, dee'd.
Tho second partial account of Cecilia Mc-Neal.
(formerly Cecelia McGough,) Administratrix of
the estate of Geo. McGough, late of the town
ship of Ciearlield, deceased.
First account of W. W. Harris, Administra
tor. &c.. of lsauc D. Schnabley, late of Jackson
township, deceased.
First and tlnal account of Cyrus L. Pershing,
Administrator of the estateoi (reorge Gotf, late
of the township of Jackson, deceased.
The account of George Bostert, Guardian of
Geo. Doerr, minor child of August Doerr, dee'd.
The second and final account of Jas. Browu,
Executor of Charles Kenuedy, late of Munstcr
towuship, Cambria, county, deceased.
The account of John Kennedy and J-.mes
Brown, Executors of Ann Kennedy, late of
Monster township, Cambria county, deceased.
Tho first and linul aceouut of Jos. S. Mardis,
Executor of Elizabeth Patterson, late of Black
lick township, decease!. ,,
The fourth and final account of m. Ki troll.
Administrator, ic, or the estate ol ltob't Flinn,
late of Summerhill township, deceased.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Register.
Register's Oflice, Ebensburg, May 10, ls71.-4t.
TN THE ORI'IIANS' COURT OF
J- CAMBRIA COUNTY. Notice is hereby giv
en that the following Appraisement of certain
fersonal property of a decedent, selected and
Set apart for the widow of an intestate, under
the Aet of Assembly of 14th -of April. 1&51, has
been filed in the Register's Office at Ebensburg
and will bo presented to tho Orphans' Court for
approval ou UVdiiia js tlie 1th eVey of J line nox t,
Th'o "inventory nnd nppralsen rht if the per
sonal property of Michael Gra v. Utoof Mill
ville borough, Cambria county, ui-j d. net apart
for the widow of said decedent IW60.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Clerk O. C.
Cleik's Office, Ebeueburjf, May 11, ltl.-ii..
T 1ST OF RETAILERS ok Fo.:hgn
and Domestic Mmsciiandize In Cambria
county, as appraised for the ear 1371:
ADAIIB TOWKSUlr.
Class. ' lAc've.-.CXas. IJr'se
14 DnnT Dnnm;e. 7 50 14 Charles Heleer.t7 50
14 Lewis Shank 7 rn
ALLKOKE3T TOWXSniP.
14 William J Buck '-qq
BLACK LICK TOWKriHIP.
14 O B Wyke - w
CARUOLLTOWS LOnOUOIi.
14 Simon Schroth. 7 l 14 J Buck 7 t
14 J W Sharbaugh. 7 i-i AA Barkerion 7 "O
14 A Walters 7 00 14 J Wertuer 7 60
CAlTBRIA KOHOIOH.
14 .TohtiKyan 7 no H John Kurtz 7 00
14 D McDonald ... "to 14 J Stibieh 7 00
oeoPi-.r.KOALK l'onocGH.
14 J B Adams fM
roxEiAitiK ii'innifcii.
14 Jacob Wiiimuii. 7 00 H M Toohey 7 00
14 L Aaron.: 700 14 John Bradley... 7 -0
14 Johu Stormer.. 7 W
CI .Ai:?!El,D Towjisnir.
11 ERDuncgau 7 CO
CKOYT.K TflW-HIP.
14 J D Pliinimcr... 7 00 H P M A J Brown.. 7 M)
II I) We.jtroth. 7oi'4 S I'anl 7 5o
CMKKT f I'KINUH HCKdfCH.
14 EfcH Nutter... 7 )Od4 W W Suupp 700
K A ST ;ONKMACH R(lHllli!l.
14 J S P.tiehanpii ... 7 t.'.14 Bracken ii Egatl 7 W
14 A W Gochnour. "! Wl
ki'.knsei i:;j nonoroi:.
14 M L OatmaiiiCo 7 lt J P Thonpon . . 7v)
13 EBoberts,'. Son.lOtn) lit A AP,:ii kcrASon.l' 10
hi V S Barker Pio u ,'a- ob Thoma-. 7 no
III Geo Huntlev looo U It It Davis. . 7 (M
14 l-riKrf.jc.Muitay 7UU4 K J Lh vd 7
14 H U Thomas .. 7 to 14 .ahm &'Son 7 M
14 -Myers i- Lloyd.. 7 no 14 E J .N'tils 7 J
14 G G Owens f lit) 14 John iJoughcrty 7 SO
14 O II Davis 7 On. 14 CT Koberis. ... 7 00
14 N Vinroe 7 0"J
IKiNBIIX HOI'.OrCH.
14 S C Holes 7 IJO 14 P Rubritz 7 50
14 D Vv' Coulter ... 7 f,Ui
.AI.LlTZt.V township.
14 JJTroxell 7 00 H Patrick Smith.. 7 t
14 Margrct W'huU ti 7 .'-0 14 Mrs K Kano 7 1
14 David Mills 700,14 Ihos Bradley... 7 00
14 Jas P Murray. . . 7 0f.
JOUXSTOWX r.o ROUGH.
I Wood. Morrell ; 1 4 John Muller... 7 00
Co 200 00 14 T W Voder..... 7 00
14 L F Leitenber- 114 A Pfelfer 7i
ger 7 C 1 Jacob Fend ... 7 Mi
14 Itobt Sagersoe. 7 00 14 A Krauss 7 Wj
14 Hay Brothers.. 7 00 14 W Leveraood. . 7 On
14 John Jordan... 7 W 14 Wm Caldwell,. 7J
14 David Creed.... 7 (oH Jacob Wild 7 00
14 W J Kennedy.. 7 U0.14 Andrew Moses. 7 00
HGcoHeiser 7 Oo 14 Einil Young.... 7W
14 ChasJ Yost 7 50 14 A Burgi all 7 00
13 F W Hay low 14 Gf-:s& Reuth.. 7(0
14 J Rankin 7 .riUl4 J M Stewart.. .. 7(H)
14 J W Stevenson. 7 "0:14 George King... 7 i0
14 WmMcPherson 7 H';14 A J Swart 7 .
11 Bolt & Krieger 7 ct' 14 J Swank .V Co. . 7 !
11 M'Ciintock ACo 7 00 14 J 11 M'Cullough 7 0i
lt Brindle, Kun- lll-:(;Luks W
kel i: Co .... 7 00 1 1 John Haiinau .. 7 00
14 WM Cpdegrnve 7 t) 14 J Cunningham
14 (4 Bent ly 7co; & Co 700
14 Adam Pfarr 7 'hi 14 A D Bl inker . . 7 t
14 G J Thomas 7 00 14 W J Rose A: Co. 7 00
J.'J Gels A- Foster.. lOtut 34 DO M'i 'ullough 7 00
14 N x ' A Home 7 i" 1 1 W W 1'iHe 7
14 Jas J Murphy. . 7 t": 11 M P Kelly 7 01
14 M L Gwnberg." 7 CO It J E Roberts. .. 7 00
14 F W Kress 7 10 lt Da is & Lewis. 7 00
14 V Louther 7 0 11 Rii-h'd Bennett 7 W
14 C I nveisagt.. . 7 00 14 J Maliphunt. . .. 7 tj
14 L Luckhardt... 7 0) 14 Mrs C Morri -.. .. 70n
1 1 FA- G Galiaeher 7 ! 10 T 1 Stewart&Co :!0 (l
14 S J II ess A- ltro. 7 1-' C 11 Suppes.... 1 :0
14 L Cohen A-Brt. 7"0 14V Louther 7 W
14 D Dibert & Son 75U 14 Cr W Stutzmun
14 J A Mi Kinnev. 710. & Co 7 on
14 A Mm-.tirornciy 7I':14 James Pitts ... 7 to
14 C T Frnzer 7 ou 14 Win Bowers 7 I'l
14 John J Murphy 7 00 14 J Thomas A- Co. 7 00
14 J OA Benslioof 7M, rockier A Lev-
14 Bentonjt Wayne 7(r ergood 7 00
14 L Maver 7 0i 14 Fockh-r A- Co... 7
14 M H Mayer 7 00 14 F Krebs 7 00
14 John Dibert 7n0 It Chas Hoch stein 7 to
14 Johu Dibert 7 00 14 A Blanch A Co. 7 00
14 Wm Berlin 7 00 14 Geo Shater 7 00
14 J Thomas 7 - 14 John Bloch 7 00
14 F Border 7 14 Chas Oswald .. . 7 .V)
14 Mary Frouiald. 7 50 14 A S Wagstaff ... 7 50
14 J T Kiunej" 7 00 14 W Sumner A" Co 7 50
14 John Schnable. 7 00
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
14 Sam'l Allbaugh 7 50iil i tieorpe Wehn.. 7 50
J.OHS1TO BOH ICG 11.
14 Wm Lirziiiger. 7 00 14 John Bradiev.. 7i0
14 11 T O Friel 7 is 14 PHhicldsiSon 7 00
14 A J Christy 7 00 14 FX ilaid 7 00
MlI.lA'It.t-K UOTOM'UH.
14 John HTbieler 7 00 It W H (Jiven.. .. 7 00
14 G W Stutianan ill P McDenuott. . 7 00
& Co 7 onl
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP,
14 Bernard Ness.. TOO 14 George Berkey 7 00
14 JohnMuttern.. 7 tl U ltac B Horner 7 00
14 George Conrad. 7 00 14 John Cr Meyer. 7 50
SVM.V.1TVIM.K liOitOUGH.
13 Wm M'Conn.-ll. 7 U) 14 Jas M Gillan.. . 7 00
14 James A Maher 7 00, 14 Johu Eger 7 W)
14 Christ Reich... 7 .
tCSl. C EII A N N A TOWSSH IP.
14 refer Helf lick. 7 5i14 Peter GHrinan . 7 00
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
14 MBM'Lnughiin 7 no 14 J H Dysart A V 7 00
14 Mrs E M'lntosh 7 00 14 James Conrad. 7 0O
14 Jane Sweeny... 7 00,14 Otho Styner 7 50
14 G I Davis 7 00114 Wm Pringle, Jr 7 50
14 Jane Lahey uO:It Martin A Co 7 50
W1I.MOKK llOWH CH.
14 Johu Schifith.. 7 CO 14 K Paid A Co 7 00
14 PM Wok-shv-rlo 14 ED Evans 7 00
& Son 7 00'
TAVI.OU TOWNSHIP.
14 Wood, Morrell A- Co 7 00
WHITE TOWNSHIP.
14 A II Fiske 7 no 14 Geo Walters A.
14 Cutc-o A; Son.. . . 7 oO. Son 7 50
woopvali: BonoruH.
14 Ch.irles Helfnck 7 50
YOS'Kil TOWNSHIP.
14 Jeremiah Heinle 7 00
BBEWEHIES.
Fierier, Br-ngle, Loretto Borough 15 00
(eorge II t:essiigeii, Cambria Borough.... 15 50
Oscar Cn;lT A Co., Johnstown Ik-rough.... 1500
J Stemmer, " " 15 5-.i
H. Hansiean, " " .... 35 CO
Lambert - Krw, Conemaugh Boroutrh... '5 '
J Stich. Currolltown UorougU 1"(J
II Bluine, ' " lto
G J Schawclerer, Washington Tc--.vn:-hip. .. 15 50
An ArrEAL will be hei.l at the oflice of the
Treasurer ,'at Ebensburg, ou 3to:i;.) . Jinse
5(h. i. A. D. ClilsTE.
May 1A, J.-71,-4t. Mercantile J.j-j. ;-.'.- r.
4t'.n I'l-'-'i MONTH. ThkHHST
SELLING HOOK ever published."
AG '-.N IS w.io sen our new work,
PLAIN lit' Mr" TALK AND MEDICAL
COMMON SENSE,
have no eon petition. There never was a book
published like it. Any body can sell it. Every
body wants it. Many agents are now mailing
fi-oin 5aj tofiVX) per month selling this wcudor
lulbook. 21 pp.ge Descriptive Cttalo,u sent
free on application. We want good ilYu Agents
men who fully appreciate t he merits of lite
work aiid the fairi that it inoets unlei"sal
want. Agents who des:;o to do good as well as
make money. -Vi'irrss
Wej is A- Ck. avj Broome t't.. Now Y'ork.
Jan nary 5, lTl.-3ui.
1?XECUTOR S NOTICE.
- Kstate of Jeremiah 3i i'miitV. dee'd.
Letters Testamentary to the Estate of Jere
miah McOomui.e, late of Washington town
snip, Cambria county, having been granted to
the undersigned by the Register of said county,
all persons having claims against the estate of
said decedent are hereby notified to present the
same dulv probated for settlement, and truwa
indebted thereto are required to make payment
without unnecessary d-lnv.
ANNA B. MrGO.NT.GLE, 1 rr,rt,s
JNO. E. SCANLAN, f Executes.
Aprll la. l71.-0t.
X EC tJ TO li S N 0 1 1 C E-
Estate of Ricn ahd Bennett, dee'd.
Ietfers Testamentary to the estate of Rich d
Bennett, latn of Canibria township, dee'd, hav
ing been pranted to the undersigned by the
Register of Cambria county, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate timt
rompt payment must be made, aud to those
laving claims against the same that they must
present their accounts in proper shape for set
tlement. EVAN BENNETT, Executor.
Ca mbria Twp., April 1S71.-41.
A DMINISTRA TOR S NOTICE.
Estate of Michael, Dcbbin, dee'd.
When'HS I-tters of Administration on the
estate of Mieu'i Durbin, late of Ciearlield tow n
shlp, Cambria county, dee'd. hm e been grunt
ed to the undersigned, noiiec is hereby given
to all persons having claims against said estate
to present them legally authenticated for set
tlement, and those indebted to the same are re
quested to make payment without delay.
JOHN H. DOUGLASS, Adm'r.
St. Augustine, April 29, lS71.-4t.
"JT'OR SALE CHEAP. A 25 Horse
-L Tower STEAM EN'GINE, with necessary
lrOii-BHS and all needed Fixtures, as also two
other Cyi.indei: Boii.f.us, besides n Stationary
Steam Saw Mii.i, all In good condition, will be
sold verv low for cabh. or exchanged for either
burk or lumber. For further particular apply
to or address LEWIS P LA CK,
April 1, 1371-tf. Altoona, Ta.
OUNTY COMMISSIONER ! Tho
faibscribr-r hereby announces himself as an
aspirant for the Democratic nomination fortho
position of COUsty Commissioned, and pledges
hirnsrlf. if nominated and elected, to discharge
the duties of the office honestly and to the best
of his ability. JOHN S. I.OMiEAU.
Blaeklick Twp-, April 15, t1- '
WAITlbX)irTHVAGON ! All
kinds of WAG ON 8 kept on hand or made
to order on short notlceand at the most reason
able prices. Work warranted to givo satisfac
tion, Calll ou or address
lt. H. SINGER,
Jr3-i6.-3ni liaiirw.d i'., Joliujnu.
ryom and COUNTRY PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALG.
I. A IJT OF GROUND in Mooretown, yltli
good Plank House and Outbuildings. Cellar
under the entire house. Wm be sold cheap and
on casv term-.
-'. ONE LOT OF GROUND In Mooretown. rt
feet front :i Main street nnd 'M feet deep. A
choice st lettior, of Fruit Trees on this Lot. Il
Is a most desirable locaiifin for building.
3. A LAUGF. TWO STORY FRAME HOUM'.
on Lot adjoining t he ni'do-; llueiv linished mt '
with ail eunvenieRfe.. liood outbuildings ii'ul
art nliuii.l!ii;(i rf ffrnt tn-fi
,,4' A vviu STOSIY FRAME HOUSE in Fi t
Wr t of F.i-is-l uig. eclair kitc'ien. well a: u
eisf rn watr-r. Good outbuildings and t-Oioe n
same Lot. All In good rej.air. Located on Main
Str ft. Kr i.t--. lrr
, ":,A L.-IJ,: TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
In the A c.n ard. suitable for two iamin.-r,.-l.ot
! lr t ftotit on M;iin sireet and M feet
deep. Could i.e divided. Ib-ntp for
fi. A TWO STokY i-'KAM;: HOCSE in ITct
Ward, suitable for two families. Lot t.C, fn-t
1 rent on Mam street aud 1J feet- deep. A di
ruble prop, i t v.
7. HL'II.DIN; LOTS in W,v-t TTard. Ebensb'g.
8. PAT1' RE LOTS, of about 6 acres each, ouo
mile from town.
S. TIMBER, suitable for cord wood, on LOTS
of or x acres c.u-K one mile from town.
10. SIXTY ACHES Huvror-K Timiifr LAXD.
V, hi cut l.iaii feet lumber. One and a balf
iniies froi-! T bei:--!nrj-.
II. A FA11M OF i;:o ACRES, convenient to
Ebensburg; mostly cleared and in pood order.
illbe si,!i separately or with No. l;j.
5' All the above described property will te
sold cheaji and ou ea:-y terms. Those'desirlug
to pui-cjiasc will cull on or address the under
signed on or before the 1st dit v .f Janu irv next.
J. ALEX. MOORE,
, . or F. A. Shoemaker.
Ebensburg Deo, 1. 1S7-).
jIIWImtii mm.
WM. P. PAT-TON,
Munufucturer niitl Dealer In
AI.I, Kl.M'S OF
CABINET FURNITUEE
Son. 15 0 nnd ?5- 4 lintOH Street,
jonxsroirx, pa.
BcrkaCS,
Bi:iSTEAis,
Washstamis,
Si i) k no Anns,
G'HAVlirit SETS,
P.vri.oh Sets,
Waki:i:oi;es,
Book Casis,
Lounges,
Ac, ic, Ac, Ac, &e..
Cans C it a iks.
Woon skat Ciiaihs,
KlTCUKN FCKSlTUliK,
Bf.ii Locngcs,
Matt kksses,
TEl E-A-1 LT11S,
I'.XTENPIfiN T.IDI.E3,
DlNINVJ T.t Ki.ES,
t'l'PHOAUIlb,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac, Ao., Ac.
E VEIIY PEPCHIITIOV Of
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to order in excellent style and at fair
prices. Card not and. ( 'hairmakei-v' materials of
ail kinds for sale. Furniture delivt-red at anv
point in Johnstown or at Railroad Stai:ui free
of extra l;:nge. WM. i'. PATXON.
Johnstown, Oct. 13, lS70.-tf.
f) AMBRIA COUNTY BOIVDS The
Coir.tni;-ioner. of Cambria County are now
prepared to sell to those desiring the same, tho
BONDS of said county, in sums of tlou, ini and
VM). These Bonds are issu. d by authority of
the Court of (Quarter Sessions of Cumbria coun
ty, for the purpose of raising money to build
ihe New County Jaii, and pay interest at the
rate of Fix per cent, per annum said interest
being payable semi-annually und are redeem
able at the pleasure of the Commissioners after
the 1 3tii !ay of Deo-tn Iter. 17-1, and j.ay
ablethe 13lli luy of September. 1SH1.
Coupuus are attached to each Bond lor the semi
annual Instalments of interest.
Parties desiring to invest iu this Loan will
please call on the Commissioners at their Oflice
in Ebensburg.
Witness our hands this 10th duy of April, A.
MAURICE MeNAMABA, )
JAMES E. NEASOX, VCom'rs.
FRANCIS O FRIEL,
Attest J. A. Kennedy, Clerk, (apr.15.-tf.)
JAMES F. MILLTKEX,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
JCE.4L I STATE JO EXT,
POLLlDAVsnURG, PA.
Special attention given to the collection of
claims in Blair, Cambria, Huntingdon-, Bedford,
Centre and Clearfield counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, iewse, oell
or exchange real estate will find it greatly to
their interests to call on or address m.
Correspondence la either English cr Ger
man solicited.
Refekences Win. Mann, Esq., Messrs. Mor
gan, Bu-h A- Co., Geni C. H. T. Col lis, Phiiadel
ohia ; Messrs. J. T. Way Bro., V.. M. Gormiey,
Esq.. H. B. Sweope, Esr. Ptttb;irg : Hr.n. Jotia
Scott, Huntingdon ; Hon. S.S. Blair, Hciiiduvs
burg: Hon. B. F. Hose, Altoona; D. W. Woods,
Esq.. Lewistown: Cyrus EldT, Esq., Jolt r.stown;
Wui. P. Wilson, Esq., Tsellefonte. 1-13.-Iy,
"o e a l estate agency
GEO. W. OATMAN & CO.
OIGee 1A 'o1odI Stow.
Severn! parties wish to secure Houses in Eb
ensburg at fair rents.
Houses and Lots are for rent on fair terms.
Give us a description and price of what you
have for rent.
Let us know what kind r f a Hou3 or House
and Lot you wish to secure as a tf-nnnt.
Hare you REAL or FEIi.XA L PROPER
TY you wish to sell, or do you wish to buy ?
CO!L ASD S3:C US AT 0( i;!
J'i'- Cur terms are reasonable for a!! tofvlees
relative to above Matters. See "Heal E:tate
Getie." (it'ii. W. OATMAN Jt c'O.
ELiCs:burg, Feb. , lc7L-tf.
"r AUT A RLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE. The undersigned Execut.w: of M.
Lfavy, Esq., late of Lorett.i Bjvou-rh, dee'd,
offer ut private sale, .-n accomni.datiii terms.
A FINE TRACT OF LAND
in Allegheny fov.-n.-hfp, Cumbri.l co-.:iity, situa
ted on the r.ial i-uuin'g to St. Augusnne an i
obout faie liiile from Loretto, containing 7 1
Acre, fully 4o Ami being cleared, well
fenced, weil watered and in a gid state v.f cul
tivation, and having a lirst rate 1 Bank
Bahs thereon i-ri-clcd. The balance, o: the land
is covered with chestnut. 'oak. sufav, jibd other
vuiuablo timber. For terms and other infor
nu'.'.iou apply to either of the indci siirned.
Jf A HO A RET LEAVY, Lorottn,
AUG. WALTEHS. Car.' 1! town.
Feb. 13.-tf. Executors of M. Lcavij, drc'tl.
LORETTO MARBLE VDRKS.
PRICES REDUCED!
And Work Wnrranteil!
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7i
RJIONUMENTS. Tomb Stones, nr-'5ifsv
TI REinnn'l Table Toes, inade ofvi K )rs
REUJiwl Table Toes, insde ofvjk f.
. I. ,1 ,.r.,..l.!,. ...... - - -
liiir ii;i;f iia.mi i nit: iiuii I i I .. ' -
of workmanship not .surpa-scd "by
ft
any manula.-t urcr. Give ;ie a cull
before deciding upon pnrohas.ing or ordering
work elsewhere. JAMES WILKINSON.
Loretto, Ajril 2, l?71.-lf.
ITUSICI
-L' - of Sr.
MUSIC! ! The
4SS7EK3
tl'H
will lie prepared to give
Lessons on the PIANO'
E'-MMEON or CABS-
NET ORGAN at any
time niter F.:ict-r.
J?l'or terms apply!
to the Si:oei-ioreAs Sic-
t.-r M. lloitTtNiE, or to Iter. R. C. Cnp.idTY
Charges moderate.
ElensburV, April 1, 3S71 tf.
F. P. TrERET ...JANES ULT..
LAW and COLLECTION OFFICE
-or-
TIERMEY NULL,
( oluflde Eowj Ebr?sbnrr, Pa,
tfSpecHii Bf-entlen pafd to' collections ta
all parts of the United St-atc-e- U'-l-'l.-tf.l
A. KOPKLTS, - - - - T.W.DICK,
Johnstown. Kbeus'ouru.
KORELIN & DICK, Attokskys-at-Law,
Kbensburg, l'a. OlX-ce with Wm.
Kittell, Esq.. Colonado Row. oct.22 -tL
T L- GEORGE, Attoknky at La7,
Ebensburg, l'a. Office in room re. -cmly
occ-upi-l by Wm. H. Seehler, Ksq., in Coloicid'n
Row. All manner of legal business faithlub'y
utiended t-. und tho collection of claim, etc.,
made a speciality. .-tf.'J
K. A. SHOEMAKER QK:. A. BKRKY.
QIIOEMAKEU & KERRY,
VU ATTOU.;,lsV.lAV,
March 11, 1STI, . .- EBKXS&UUG. PA.
1 S CrcIDEN, Justice op the Rkace,
1 " Jiihustown, l'a. Office on Iron street, I-e-twben
the t'onemausrh Bridge and Pa. K. K. l-o
bot. Collections onl atl business intrusted to
Litu will be promptly attended to. 1:5-1 1 -3
'1 R. SCAN LAN, Atrornfy-at-Lvu
- Carrolltown. Cambria Co.. l'a. AH man.
iter of leral business attended to pi omptlya nt
earefuUy. CviKvtioua a specialty.
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