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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-07-18

The happiest man in the world is the
man with Just wealth enough to keep him
in spirits. and just children enough to make
him Industrious, and just economy enough
to induce him to purchase his dry goods,
groceries, ETC., from V. S. Barker. on High
street, who Is ever ready and willing to give
all corners full value for their stamps.
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GHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue

SHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue
~ of sundry writs of Tend. Erpon and
Fie7I FdciGS, issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county, and to me di-
rected, there will be ex posed to Public Sale,
at the Scott House, in Johnstown, on Satur-
day, the Sd day of August next, at l O'Clock
P. NJ, the following Real Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Hannah
Fudge, of, in and to lot or piece of ground
situate in Millville borough, Cambria coun-
ty, marked and numbered on the plan of
lots Of said borough as Lot No 8, being Al
feet and 8 inches on Gordon alley, and ex-
tending back II feet, bounded on one side
BY Lot No. 9. and on the other side by
Spruce alley, having thereon erected two
story frame house, now in the occupancy of
Hannah Fudge.
Taken into execution and to be sold at the
suit of G. B. Ellis.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest of Adam
Collar, of, in and to lot of ground situate
in the 5th ward, Johnstown borough, Cam
bria county, fronting rs feet oD Benton St.
and extending back 96 feet to land of Cam
bria Iron Company, adjoining an alley on
the north aud lot of John Z. and Charles
Barnes on the south, having thereon erected
two story plank house and frame stable,
and other outbuildings, now in the occupan-
cy of the said Adam Collar.
Taken into execution and to be sold at the
suit Of Phillson & Brubaker.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest of john
w. Miller, of, in and to lot of ground sit
uate in Conemaugh township, Cambria coun-
ty, adjoining lands of Kibler Parks on the
south and a road on the north, containing
half an acre, more or less, having thereon
erected one and half story frame house,
not now occupied.
Taken into execution and to be sold at tie
suit of A. Kopelin, Esq.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg. July I8, 1867.
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A UDIToRs NoTICE.-Tbe under

A UDITOR'S SNOTICE.-Theu under
4 n signed Auditor, appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county to dis
tribute the funds in the hands of the Sheriff.
arising from the sale of the real estate of
Samuel Ripple. in No. so, June Term, 1867.
hereby notifies all persons interested that he
will attend to the duties of said appointment
at his office in Ebensburg, on Wednesday
the l4th OF August. 1867, at o'clock p. M.
r. L. JOHNSTON, Auditor.
July 18, 1867.-8t.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE. :

a UDITOR,S NOTICE. - The
n undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county to hear
and report upon the exceptions filed to the
account Of John Richards, guardian Of the
minor children of George Richards, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons Interested that he
will attend to the duties of his appointment,
at his Office. in Ebensburg, on Tuesday the
18th day of August, 1867, when and where
all parties lntere may attend.
SAM'L SINGLETON, Auditor.
July l8, 18e7.-St.
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luz LATEST. john d. Thomas has just
-ed to his stock very fine assortment of
loS, shoes, CATERS, etc, for ladies. gents
/ elildren's wear, of the latest styles and
+. manufacture. We never saw anything
|i.sr OF better finished than the handsome
rt,y Of shoes and CATERS embraced in his
: invoice. Nothing like them have ever
2 offered for sale in this market. Mr.. Il.
10 goods but such as he win warrant
q repair, if need be, free Of charge, and
one can sell this class of work at lower
ss thar he cffers them.
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A UDIToRs NOTICE The under

A UDTTOR'S NOTICE. The under
- signed Auditor, appointed by the Court
of Common Pleas Of Cambria county. to dis
tribute the money in the hands of the Sher-
if, arising from the sale of the real estate of
Patrick M'Gurk, in No. 26, June Term, '67,
Ex. Doc, hereby gives notice to all parties
Interested, that he viii attend to the duties
of his appointment, at his Office in Ebens-
burg. on Friday, Aug. 9, 1867, at O'Clock
p. NJ, when and where they must attend or
be debarred from coming in upon said fund.
GEO. W. CATALAN, Auditor.
July 18, 1867. st.
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STILL IN TowN.-Messrs. Mills & Davis
are still .'in town" with a full and exceed
ingly handsome stock of merchandise of all
descriptions, and their store has tecome one
Of the permanent institutions Of the place,
where no one can go anliss who wishes TO
get the full worth of bis money. New goods
are being almost constantly received by this
firm, and they appear determined not to be
undersold.
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TarrornArHTC.-W neglected 70 notice
.a.r Inc receipt of well executed 8x10
rnte-.e.t resentment Of our attentive aud
r awake Johnstown correspondent. 'Sku
: which, We are free to say. is one of
post Gia-iike and accurate photographs
hlg- ever seen. As a specimen of the
O.. Ir Is c. Trece. an artist who has
.Ety located in Johnstown, it evinces an
1eaeT in his art that cannot fail to make
+ PICTURES sought after by al! who wish to
Hture the shadow ere the substance fades"
/. aud see Gar young friends picture, aud
you appreciate artistic excellence and de
+ o likeness Of yourself, you will not fail
visit Nr. TIiece's gallery. corner of Main
q franklin streets. third floor.
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reunion. The game was played, however,
and the Junior Independents Jared in Iudi-
ana about like the Somerset club did here,
only more so. SKU BAL.
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.RDINANCE of the borough of

8 slb1NANCL OF the borough OF
- Carrolltowu, passed at meeting of
the Town Council. held July 9th, 1867:
SEC. /. Be IL enacted by the Council of Tie
borough Of Carrolltolcn, and Il IS here5y en-
acted by authority Of the same, That from
and after the date Of this Ordinance any per
son or persons fighting within the limits of
said Borough. shall, upon conviction thereof
before the Burgess or acting Burgess, be
fined IN sum not less than five nor nnore
than ten dollars each, and the costs of such
conviction.
SEC 2. Aud be it further enacted. That
any person guilty..of drunkenness, disorder
y, boisterous or unruly conduct, or gross
mlsbehavior, shall be subject to a penalty.
upon conviction thereof before the Burgess
or acting Burgess, of not less than one dol
lar nor more than ten dollars, and the costs
OF such conviction. And any person guilty
OF swearing, or using loud blasphemous or
obscene language in public, within the linn
Its OF said Borough, shall be subject, upon
conviction, to like penalty.
SEc. B. On any day of public excitement,
or on any day likely to attract large or un-
uSual crowds or unruly persons to the Bor-
ough, the Burgess shall have full power to
appoint as many policemen, for the preser-
vatlon OF the peace, as he max deem neces-
sary-such policemen to receive such COM
pensation as may be allowed in the discre-
ton of the Burgess. And. furtber. anv inn.
tavern or saloon keeper making a public
dance or ball, shall. az his reauest. have e
poiicen1an stationed at such public dance or
2aii ior the preseE Efvation Of peace and good
oraer-sald policeman to be paid by the par
" or parties making such dance or ball, and
10 receive, two dollars and fifty cents for the
oay AID three dollars for each night so en-
ploJed. d. G. WE1ZEL, Burgess.
Attest-J. E. MAuoHER, Clerk. ja.Il-st
GHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue
~ OF a writ of Yend. Erpon. issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cambria coun-
| ty, and to me directed, there win be exposed
to Public Sale, at the Court House, in Ebens-
burg, on Saturday the 9th day of July.
inst. O'Clock P. a., the following Res,
/ Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of John
Nj Entyre, of, in and to piece or parcel of
land situate in Clearfeld township, Cambria
county, adjoining lands Of Thomas Adams,
John Carl, and others. containing fifty-eight
acres, more or less. about twenty five acres;
| OF which are cleared, having thereon erectel
one story log house and log barn, now in
the occupancy of the said John M'Entyre.
Taken into execution and to besold at the
suit of John II. Douglass, for use Of John
! Wagner. JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office. Ebensburg, July 9, 1867
EDR. T. F. MCCLURE, SURoroS
= DENTIST, Carrolltown,, Cambria Co.
Pa. Teeth inserted On Gold, Silver, Vulcan
ite, Cheoplastic, &c. e5-Professional vista
made to Chest Springs the 6rst week and q
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DAVIS PANORAMA OF THE GREAT REBEL
LION, a work of art which has no equal in
its way on this continent, will be exhibited
at the Court House in this place, on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of next week, July
23d and oath. The Panorama embraces ac-
curate scenes Of the great struggle, from the
evacuation of Fort Moultrie to the battle Of
Chicamauga. Admission price, so cents ::
children, % cents See programmes.
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DR. T. f. MCCLURE, SURGEON
= DENTIST, Carrolltown,, Cambria Co.
Pa. Teeth inserted On Gold, Silver, Vulcan
ite, CheoPlastie, &c. e1-Professional visits
made to Chest Springs the firSt week and =,
Loretto the second week Of each mouth.
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LlTERATURE.-C. 4. Roberts has Just re
'e1 at his ewelry and notion store a Sc
assortment of the choicest literature,
.cG the reading public would do well to
~pie Standard works of acknowledged
III as well as novels of the most exciting
lacter, will be found comprised in his as
/, ,,lsut. Also, school books, stationery.
great variety of toy books and notions.
1--WE within your means if you would
e means within which to live. and about
S0fest mode of doing this is to buy al
= need In the mercantile line from II. A.
maker & Co., whose stock comprises
! ay.'3'ng' !. from a row of pins to any arti-
~ \, household furniture. Harry will be
'-1 attentive and his prices low.
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nNLARGEn1ENT.

mi issue Of the Freeman concludes
s .,rf year of its publication, and in
-.s. with promise our paper will next
gam. ,,r.ar enlarged by four additional
1ti i,l considerably extended in length.
--,, ,n5 n very handsome head, from the
-'4 p ~,,8rv Of MessTs. Collins & M'Lees-
~r,Ielnhia. and other new features will
-,,I ~ the proposed improvement. AS
-..l .o MANY things to be done consequent
a.. a,Iargement, we did not design IS
w. rsner next week, but as there are
. ,lfTaI fI advertisements which must ap-
%, 80 40 9giIl be forced to get it out as best
The following week, however, we
a., I,.,ts to "setting cur house in order," /"
,5arefore no paper will be published dur
/ I.+ week. After that time the Free
-iTI annear regularly, as heretofore, and
,,aar,v subscriber will be furnished
/ The Iuil complement (fifty copiesJ.
| n feel that in entering upon the second
year no new promises are requisite. In
.ir, our paper we secure much addi-
RON Tor more general variety, and we
-isa our readers that they shall have the
81 If this extension. We trust, how
tbat those who have not yet paid their
.r.prious will bear in mind that in max
he improvements proposed we have been
II 10 considerable outlay at present and
4 incur much additional expense and Ia
/ "a the future. We therefore hope that
inscription yet unpaid-and fully one
our subscribers are Of that class will
4 i'm So one month longer. Those of our
r, who have paid for half year, or
ril we trust. remit the balance with
leay. And if any there be who wish
.ontinue the paper, now is the time to
90 the matter.
Ne DO not design increasing the subscrlp-
prce Of the Freeman, but certainly have
lisctiou 60 increasing its subscription
will those of our readers who wish to
FreemG7, succeed lend q helping hand
nsading its circulation 2 The freeman,
charged, viii be the cheapest paper
|ELcd in Cambria county, and no effort
grs will be wanting to make it the best.
/ s7s-TEAoaDIyARY EGGs-CITEMENT.- "A
what eggs -traordiuary eggs-cltement
5.s JUS. now among the goodly people
|WiImors, this county, occasiOaed by
suetEra in shape Of hens egg bearing
ags devices and 6gures, which was pro
I'd in that village on Z Tuesday of last week
He informed By gentleman who saw it
in whose veracity we place the utmost
tiaacs, that TIE egg in question bears II
sfa perfectly formed semblaDoe q leaf
figure beneath it bearing a strong re
Uance to & serpent, and also the 6guret
El3, besides rather indistinct outline
be letters A and L, ead & cross or tive
other devices which eaanot be said L
rh.e anything. Hundreds Of persons
re to'A. have visited the house wher'
wonderful egg Is on exhibition, bUtSE
not learned that any one has been abb
count tor this eggs-traorliuary freak O
re. Unless the hen gobbled up leaf
p, tie multiplication table, the alphabet
ve confess we are at loss to determine
gro3acei the singular devices, but ad
Go one 10 predict anything from the cir
u.oe tao terrible to contemplate. w
4.e aat.er 10 " Authropon for elUci
a.
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4 ASUGGEsTIoN.-Doubtless many Of the
Eons Of the Freeaan fail to file their pa
Is simply because many of the copies, in
@ing through the hands of those who read
sn, are either mislaid or become unfit for
FesTation. To such we would suggest
+ 'gropriety Of subscribing for an additional
'ly, which we will agree to file each week
our office. and keep in good condition.
will only require an outlay of two dol
F per year, and in the distant future, if so
2 wish, they will find no difficulty in get
g their money back with compound inter
/ by the sale Of these files.
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GELS & RRUTH, at their new book bindery
on Clinton street, ,Johnstown, have now ia
ciitieS for executing all kinds of binding on
most liberal terms. Pamphlets, music. etc.,
sent them by Express or otherwise viii be
neatly and securely bound, and returned to
their owners in the shortest space of time.
A large selection of books, wall papers, fan
cy articles and bijou ornaments, kept con
stantly on hand and fold cheap. Remember
the place-Clinton street, opposite Foster
House.
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WEDDING in a balloon was among the
novelties at Pittsburgh on the 4th Of July.
The happy couple went up in an extacy Of
delight, and if they come down in this neigh
borhood it is more than likely that the cheap
Lay their housekeeping outfit. Jim keeps
tine assortment, which be sells as cheap as
the cheapest, but people needn't go up in a
balloon to get there, if it is on High street.
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JAMES MYERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg. July I8, 1867.
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Special Notice-Nov. &c.. 1867.

on Nov eth We received { ON the printer our
Millmen's Circu nj, in which the Following para
e,anh sppcarcti in connection with Our Price List
Of Oak Tanned Leather betting
NOVEMBER lst, 1857.
I'VE are the state Agents FOR the above neiin2
which we believe 10 be the ouly real OAK iHhiSd
Leather Betting be found in The state az Main
All the trials have proved this Belt t" c Int SUI
rior and much more durable than any o.h.r i.ea'H-
er Belting nov in this mqIkct
GIBSON, kiNBALL a SANFORD.
About Nov 10th CIRCULAR Wa issue l ii} vi.
Michael schwartz in which the isl'l'WzaE .aIpe.st
I'd with his Price List of Leather Betting.
OCTOBER 1t. H..
"Constantiy on hand a complete st1-E - Ia
above reliing. which IcleSg - b. lie onA real
oak Tanned Leather Belttng to be I"pNt 20"
State OF Maine. A.,t!l t.ia!- tlss' p-tAsi i15-
Hcltiny 10 be- far surcrlcr gcl h9u '.' -,'i 81
than any other Leather Ecltiug gaN Az Tvs M
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This Circular from Mr.. scliwaik was sent to Tue
prner about Nov. l2ih, after ours ij:tl hcn PRINT
al and iistribtd, but It bore tHc tt1te II tt pre-
vious month, making our notice ri OAK l,uIie4
Hclting appear rs a copn from ms rcccaf pHhlest-
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2wis ii Exchange stree, Bangor, Me
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TO CONsV,IPTIyES.

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of -har,sr(to all MliN desire n, the V"rrcui MON
with the directions for making ana using TIC
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Please address .,.
REV EDWARD \ WILSON.
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a Gentleman who suffered for wears from Ner-
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Shipping Journal
rORTOF ELLSWORTH,

FORT OF ELLSWORTH,
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dor T. Poker. Retd.-loainS EatanNas --Selia,
Limit Belfost.-Dec. i-Ocean, Grant, PortlAnd.-
Gorgia Alley, Boston.
CLEARED.
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ARRIVED,
New. 3-Daressa, Lancaster. Bostoh.-Agrlcola,
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A % e r Q G AN
WAITilAyR
WATCHES

The true value Of Machinery applied to Watch.
making is not that by It's use Watches are made
moi rapidly, but that they made correctly
Very few people know why Walham Watch
at Waltham the Watch Is regarded as only u ma
chine, to he constructed like any other machine,
on mechanical principles. II the Watches are
good, it is because the machinery is good. o.
course there must he defect in the principle or
plan of the movcmcnt-no mistake in the lies or
shapes OF the pieces Of which it is composcd,-
nothing wanting IN their properties and no error
III their positions. These points once thoroughly
settled, it rests wholly with the machinery. con.
s'ructcd with infinite diversity of form and func-
ton expressly for the purpose to produce the fin
ished pieces. By means oil multiplying guages
anC microscopes. tests and ns pection Tor the de-
lection of wear in the cutting tools, and for faults
and laws in steel or stone are made to aecompa.
Ash necessary result. the watch goes together u
perfect machine. Every part is found to fit prop
erly IN its place. Every pin may be pushed till il
plnchcs, and every screw turned home. Instead
81 sluggish and feeble action, the balance, even
under the pressure Of the lightest handspring, vi
bratts W it'll wide and trt motion, and the beat
has the clear ringing sound always characteristic
OF the Waltham Watch. The machine is a time.
keeper from the start.
This sy stem of matchmaking 10 unknown in for.
eign countries, and is entirely original with the
Waitham Company. The Company claim that by
II they nrotuc" watches that cannot he equaled
for every quality which makes watch valuable.
Simple in plan and correct principle, tho move
accurate and cheap, but is uniform inths minutes t.
Details not easily damaged, and when repaired
always as good as new. There are different
grades of finish in the different varieties of watch
different sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and
means; but every Watch that bears the genuine
trademark of "WALTIIAM" is guaranteed to DC
good one, and nobody need be afraid to buy it,
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed Ia produce luNuf!"nt
vrnwth of hair unen a bald head or brarde-- tarc
also a receipt for the removal ot fiml To-, E"'thc
Eruplions exc, on the skin leaving the came s'a
o4car and beautiful, can De Cbtdlhea "t'"""e
charge by addressing
THOs. r. CHAPMAN. CHENIsr
S33 Broadway, New orE.
DIR. =. ;. PITCHES
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NO. II, HANOVER STREET, II ,sroN, has for 20
years i'll addition to his general ianiiy practice
given SPECIAL attention to the treatment of all ili
eases of the Blood, Urinary and Reproductive or
gans. and all complaints peculiar to women. TODD
accommodations provided for patients lnefeg 10
remain in the city during treatinent. sls2