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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-07-04
r .OOK OUT FOR BARGAINS i

Being desirous of retiring from busi-
ness, offer for sale the Ebe'lsburg Fosasdry.
with all its appurtenances, including all the
real and personal property thereto belong
ing, the engine, patterns, TASKS. &c. Also,
all the stock, manufactured aud unmanufac-
tured, consisting of Threshing Machines,
Cooking Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Plows aud
Castings of various kinds As am deter
mined to sell, PURCHASERS may rely upon get
ting any or all the above named articles
cheaper than they can be had anywhere else
10 Pennsylvania. The public are invited to
call and judge for themselves.
July 4, 1867 .-6m. E. GLASS.
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3 UDITOR'S NOTICE. :

A UDITOR'S NOTICE. = The
- undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county 20 dis
tribute the fund in the hands Of John 4.
Blair. Admir- Of the estate Of Mary Clements.
decd, hereby notifies all persons Interested
that he will attend to the duties of said ap-
pointment. at his Office in Ebensburg. ON
Saturday, the Sd day of August next. at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, when and where they must
present their claims. or be debarred from
coming in for share of the fund.
GEO. W. OATMAN, Auditor.
July 4. 1e67.-3t.
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one was seriously Injured
Although last Saturday was pay day. and
quite number of incbrlates were dodging
'rouad, only four were placed in durance
vile. The Gagged quartette were permitted
TO walk forth the next morning. after making
deposit Of three dollars each in the acting
Burgess hands.
Councli Iaiied 70 elect burgess on
tuesday last, the vote stanaing: hepeiiLi
o; W. II Rose, 4 ]; and the rest scattering
Alter a stormy session, sllghtiy participated
IN py OUTSIDERS, Counca incohtinentiy ad
iouraed to try it again next meeting.
Two excellent concerts came off Friday
and Saturday nights-o last week. in the III
+. Church. Miss Luchardt and Miss Craw
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE. = :

~ UUIIORS NOTICE. - The
- undersigned Auditor. appointed By the
Orphans Court of Cambria county to report
the distribution Of the funds in the hands Of
Robert H. Singer, Trustee to sell the real e.
tate OF Dennis Dougherty. late of Allegheny
township. decd. hereby notifies all persons
interested that be will attend 20 the .lnsiea
of said appointment. at his Office in Ebens-
burg, on Friday, the I'd day Of August next.
at o'clock P.M., when and where they must
present their claims, or be debarred from
coming IN for share Of the fund.
GEO. w. OATMAN, Auditor.
July 4, 1s67.-st.
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Still OPEN.-There is still a fine open
ing for the advantageous investment of spare
ssstamps'' at the cheap mercantile mart Of
Mills & Davis, on High street, where buyers
will find full and unsurpassed line Of all
shades, textures and qualities of goods, IN
endless variety.
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"a THING OF Beauty is joy forever, y
and if there is anything to surpass in beauty
the fine stock of jewelry and fancy goods
that G. T. Roberts now offers for the inspec-
ton and purchase of the public, we confess
we have failed to see it. If you would be
convinced Of this fact step in and examine
nis assortment Goods shown with pleasure
and sold at reasonable prices.
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a FULL LINE OF sTATyoMERY.

T. AND FOR SALE.-The under
signed offers for sale, on the most rea-
sonahle terms, her tract of land situated in
Chest township, Cambria county, within two
miles of St. Augussipe, containing TwESrY-
FIVE ACRES. about 20 Of which are cleared.
with good House and Barn thereon erected,
an orchard and never-iailfng spring Of excel
lent water. The land is productive, in good
repair and under good fence. A perfect IL
tie will be given. Irquire on the premises.
or Of Mr.. John Douglass or Mr.. J. J. Burns..
St. Augustine.
= iCATHARINE DoUGHERTY.
I,.na 81 1857 -Rf
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NOTICE--An persons knowing
4 themselves indebted to me By note or
book account Of over six months standing.
are requested to pay. up within thirty days
of this date, or they viii find their accounts
Ia the hands of an officer for immediate col
lection. 4 strict compliance with this notice
will save costs. GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebsnsburg, June 90, 1867.
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Tbs GEoRIoUs FpURTH IS not to be CONS
memorated in our town by any general cele-
bration. and very many Of our people design
occasion. Our friend James Thompson, in
common with majority of the merchants
here, viii "close shop" on that day, but on
Friday down will come the shutters, and
customers can continue to call and get bar
gains in dry goods, dress goods. notions, etc..
as usual. Large additions have been made
to Jim's stock, and all tastes can now be
gratifed at unusually low prices.
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!, a valuable horse belonging to the estate
! j |, ,trancis CLOSER, late Of Carroll township,
.s ~ Soanty. deed. was goTcd by bull, u
!" Jays since, aud killed.
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THERE is no night SO dark as to prevent
the approach of coming day, no storm 50 fu-
rious as to hinder the return of warm sun
shine, nor no pocket-book 50 deficient of
greenbacks as to preclude the possibility of
Shoemaker 6 Co.. where special induce
lnents in stock and prices are now attract
ing general attention. Harry is not to be
outdone in variety Of merchandise, undersold
in prices, or SUPPRESSED in the desire to please.
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LET the family table be always a meeting
place of plasantness. affection and peace, as
It cannot well fail to be If the man Of the
house buys the things to put on it.ssron1 Y,
s. Barker, on High street who Keeps 8
choice stock Of fresh groceries and provisions
in connection with one of the best and cheap
ssst assortments of general merchandise this
market affords. No one who desires to
practice economy should fail to visit Mr..
Barker's establishment.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

,oorrIc.-We are free to confess that
bfO.su 'ss,t number Of the Frceman does not
% Pl';; ';n rs reputation for variety and local
nD1a INIT when it is borne in mind that
ie,ss Ss.,e foand it impossible to come to
'f0D; .s,;no TO duties pertaining to the Coun-
|nes,,vrsn;ion. ns, and that the 4th of July is
VO w. when relaxation of mind and body
Pl Nh n fur a time demanded, we know that
= w. .Isrs ne will excuse all deficiencies.
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TAE return game of base ball between the
fountain club of Altoona and the Mount
: slneer club Of this place, will be played on
SIs grounds of the former on this Gath Of
|s9ly) afternoon. Quite large delegation
' admirers Of the national game viii accom-
sAny the Mountaineer boys from this place.
: witness the game and see the many other
'sas Altoona offers on this occasion.
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WILL BE CLosED-The following named
aerchants and business men Of Ebensburg
lave mutually agreed to keep their respective
esces Of business closed Throughout. to-day,
|,ely 4th: A. A. Barker, v. s. Barker. J.
~ Thompson, R. j. Lloyd, H. A. Shoe
sSaser & Co., Andy M'Guire. C. 7. Roberts.
! Roberts, Geo. Huntley, Lloyd & Co.. j.
U Thomas, John o. Evans, Jos. Zolner, Jr.
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A NetariOus Business.

It is the richly rroigol llp t,nt In traslnd Ivy tl,s
rohcr; of the sou; and. tbs lfcpl" II III Tho
popular spaGhu that tho Iaiml 'naanaerH, ral;ti o"u
tcrtuitcrA, se!vGt ior their mining mark.
HOSrErTEH'H STOMACH Eii'rEIui
stand prc.cinent among nmrlnal irepnrttlls IL ills
country Tho demand fnr lllcm In nunrttng nnhiurfu
unwralc!cd; Icnca the cnuDlrclLcrn full ws llu
they Gun impose their fiery u!Iu ,l"' tI pu',o
that famous tonic, thoy akn fortunes Ly tn ul
They are now ut work. Dcncyeu tin Trail uf
some of tliel an,l others have buon arcny brought Il,
book Let the public Hccod tho prnprctrn IN tInlr nf
forts to battle tho rorkless scolrny who uonk ul ncn
poison the community aud swdle the firm uIat nu pro-,
duccd The finest Vegetable Iitters manufactured
Thinking dodge the law, tho countcrleltrrs aro uIxH
to thci bottles names resembling In orLograhy HIrl
sound that OF HOSTErrER. such al "uocngrE1rEH.
"HooFsrEITEn" " nnd the fko. Will The public bo kinti
enough to look 10 this and TO npo that the label s all
right with ils yisntte Of St. George nl the Erago'l.
and its tiny note Of hand, signed "HOSrErIRH
SMITH 2? The proprictors will do their part Ia protect
tho million from imposition and they ASH tho million To
be OH The alert against the lu:tcrs uainat their o.
JanuarY1d - 1tOSrETrER l. SMITH.
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ECONOMICAL S1aHr- -SEENa.-Thoss Of our read
ors who design visiting the Paris Exposition noxt
spring, would do well to go to tho College tonight,
where they will have 8 forotaste Of the beautiful
things in store for them. And those who do not
intend to go to Paris have still greater induce
ment to visit the College Chapel, and see Professor
HOLMES beautiful Binoptric Lantern views, spe-
cially selected for this entertainment. Such an
economical opportunity Of making the grand tour
is not often presented to US. We feel assured q
large number Of young travellers, especially, will
take passage with the Professor.
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done OF his own free @olition. He said that the
81 OF July, about A. H., hc borrowed q double.
barrelled gun from Alfred JJchcscc icolored), and
went hunting. Met John Bull ut the hssd Of the
avenue, who said ho would like to borrow the gun,
and would gvo 500 for it. Ho let him have tb5
the causeway Of NIr. Rhctt's farm, when Bull
asked him to kill Mr.. Rhett. They went into a
small bottom and concealed themselves; saw MIR.
Rlett coming Bull said shoot. he asked why
Bull said shoot, and grabbed the gun, and in the
struggle both barrels went of and shot Mr. Rhctt,
who cricd .oh!" They then came down together,
snd he told Bull that they had got into scrape:
Bull said they had better get out Of tho way. And
he says that Bull is equally guilty with himself
Bull being present denied this statement in toto.
The testimony was here closed on tho part Of
tho prosecution, and tho defence introduced tho
prisoner at tho bar.
Horace Greeley, the prisoner at tho bar, being
sworn, posed that on Tuesday, Srd Of July, went
hunting on Mr.. Rhett's farm; got some roasting
ears and came home by L.; the boarders were al
thore, and they took dinner together after dinner
went down town and bought some meat, which ho
brought up; went out to neighbours house. and Was
standing there in his shirt sleeves when he saw
some police going up the road, and asked what it
was for, and was told that Mr.. Rhett was shot; no
followed thom up short way and returned home;
took supper and went about his usual business;
tho reason ho made the statement at the Guard
House was because hs was sea ed and excited, and
men would come 10 him end tell him that he would
be hung If he did not tell all he knew, End he was
worked up into such state that ho did not know
or care what he said; he told them that if he must
lie he would do it publicly; he broke out jail be-
cause the fare was bad and he had no clothes, and
anybody that had been there as long al he WAS
would break out too. Ho had mover said anything
about killing man, and those who said that no
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To OUR suBscE1DEns.-Wo would call tho attcn'
ton Of those who arc indebted to us throughout
the country, that the old year is closing and their
accounts are not vet settled. The price of sub.
scrption is not large aud will not be missed from
their plcthorc pockets The first of January has
long been celebrated as da sct apart for closing
old accounts, aud we would not have our friends
depart from this timc-honorcd custom. Money is
the motive power Of oyerr enterprise, and news
papers are no exception, aud We respectfully esk
our country subscr bers to cash up and commence
the new year with clear record.
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PERUVIAN GUAN0,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT nIAREET
r sATES,

ooLuDLE PACIFIC aUANo, s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
November with interest," approved city acceptance.
swan island Guano $40 c0sh 925 LIST November, with
intor st. approved city acceptance.
Baugh's Phosphate Of Lime $50 cash; s65 LIST NoYe-
ber, with interest approved city acceptance,
Phcnnix Guano SIS cash.
Flower of Bone, unadulternted and unburnt.
Farmers Plaster or Gypaum warranted pure. -.
every confidence, not only having testimonials from
planters who have used them the past year, but the
further guarantee that every carge As 1t arrives rom the
factory ID analysed by Prof Shepard, OF the South
Carolina Medical College, and tho high reputation OF
shcae mnn1reE fully kept up. n. ROBSON,
Tani,nry tuths3mos No G2 East Bay.
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YaIuaols Sea Island Cotton Lands on James
Island. So
BY CLIFFORD " MATHEWEs,
Rsa1 Estnfe A ucnta No. SO Rron6 atreaf.

Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Rroad street.
At Private sGie- - :
The following valuable SEA ISLAND COTTON LAMBS
on James Islsnd, stusted on the: stono RKer:-.-
MAXCI-397 acres, nearly oil Of which IL cleared;
healthy Ill the year; settled in buildings.
DILL'S CUT-S0 acres nearly all cleared.
McINTYEE-About $50 acres, nearly all cleared.
BuRCHEs-2o1 acres, about 300 OF which is cleared,
balance well wooded.
The aboye adoin each othe- aud would make ono hlo
Plantation, and will be sold separately or together.
For terms, &C., apply as above. tuths6 JanuaryS
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

OF ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES: IRON AND
| steel Ploughs, Wheelbarrows, Trucks, Straw and
sfalk Cutters. Corn sheers Tanning and Grain Mills.
Cotton Gins Corn and Gotten Pantera' Seed Drills,
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and other csstings Horse
powcr ThreshIng Machines, Guano, Bone Dust Phos-
nh ate of lime &c JOHN MOORE,
nsas.aLon Ia anao Ma 1aa Franteatcat Nov York.
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Farm fpe miles from The Cuy, on Cooper Rioer.
BYI. 8. *. BENNETT. -..zzs.
At Private Sale
A valuable aRd beautifully located FARE, nve miles
from the city containing 302 On it il elegant
mansion. and AL necessary ontouidings. Apply a.
above, at No. ~ BROAD STREET tCP STAuS).
January Il stuth14*
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The Daily South Carolin,u vt Columbia, il now sent
to every Posofce n the State Being the ocie paper
OF the State 1t will be lounl Mt the present time espe
caly valuable to merchants and others dayirng ayal
themselves OF worry lursu circulation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

Cross ESanined.- Catharine Collins irod at tho
same house with him, and tho statement she made
about his absence the entire day MAS FALSE because
he brought the dinner home.
Lieutenant CAMPBELL and e. NJ. WHITING, ESQ.,,
both contradicted this statement Of Greeleys; and
the evidence being closed on both sides the Court
adjourned until to-day at 10 A. NJ, when the argu-
ment will be made, and the case loft to the Jury.
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DnEAKrAsr CAKES, uurppiE CAFES. Murr1Ns, ROLLS,
Gc. al nalo light und wholesome BY using tie P1oNxEu
YEAST POWDER. If you would luckwheat without
having heudache and erupuons the Pioneer Ycaai
Powder. Bakers will find thiH Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls Tea Biscuit, &c. Sold by
GRUiIiIe 4 MARTIN,
January II N No. lJH King uiroct.
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SEQ Island Cotton Plantation Of best qualify q
-. Land. - 80 ,.szfss,tE
DY CLIFFORD &; 1IATHEWEs, -
Real Estate AUcutS. No. So Broad street.

At Priylte Sale-#=s5 4fz&
That: VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
TTON known as Inverness aud Gilberts situated In
Prince William Parrish at Old Pocoaliso on Poc6faNgo
River navissble at the landing for vessels drawing
feet water the Charleston and Savannah Railroad
containing roo ecres about $50 to 800 of which
cleared; and all well wooded and partially settled.
For terms, &C., apply "A above.
January 49, ,.4.z:!- tNthfS
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THE DAY fast coming upon when the Of Paint
and Powder viii be abandoned, The ladies are fast
learning tho use of Errxo's FLUID EXTRACT sARsA-
rARlrLA AND QulEE's DELIGHT, 1t renders tho skin
soft aud rosy. E.uth5 january II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER are productive Of
Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, &o There is no
more cfectual relief in these diseases to be found
than in the timely use Of s'BnowNs BRONCHIAL
TnooHEs." They possess real merit, aud haVo
proved their efficacy by test Of many years. hav-
ing received testimonials from eminent mon who
have used them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

TO pLAsEEns.-H you wish Fertilizers, apply to J. N
RopsoN No. 80 East Bay who has always large stock,
anl on The most favorable terms
November 20 thatu9mss
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Many persons have within this sunmOr experienced
the benefits to be derived from tho use OF PAsks1Na
EEeArIo BrTTEls. We would recommend. them to all
who stand in need OF tonic
For sale by all Druggists. Ostsbsr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

The Duty OF CLEANLINESS is onjoined upon all
persons rs matter OF health as well AZ comfort
The Toilet Soaps manufactured by COLGATE & Co.
are free from any Ingredients that can injuro ths
most delicate skin, while for their cleansing prop
critics they are unsurpassed This firm have the
largest works in the country for the manufacture
of Toilet Soaps.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

WE REFER to JOHN CoMa1Ns, No, 1877 Meeting
street, where he offers U. S. Government harness
and saddles, little used at oncfourth their original
cost four-horso set harness, complete, at s27; fine
ambulance harness, complete, for one horse, at
$40 twill suit for buggy, omnibus and light wagon);
lot prime bridlos aud bits at 81. ws4
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'tcanst thou not minister to mind diseased,
And, with acme sweet, obiytous antdote,
Cleanse the foul bosom Of tho psrilous stun
That weighs upon the heart ?"
Certainly; PLANTATION BrrTREs will do 1t when
not Ling else will Melancholy, Depression Hypochon-
dra Insanity all spring. or lesa, from disoaa0d
stomach and this PLANTATION BITTERS ID = sure
cure for. There is no mistake about It; Dyspepsia,
Headache Dulness Ague, and Low Spirits, must yield
to tho healthgiNng and genial influence OF tho PLAN
TATION BITTERs. If you nrs in doubt, mako ono
trial nnd be convinced. tutha3 January Is
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For Sale, Old 7own Plantation in 81. :Aa1re1
Parish. -. 20. - - -
BY LOUIS ID. DsSAGSsURE, No. "a Broaa

At Private Sale- a.fl-s.Etlsss.,-5
| Tho PLANTATION known n GOLD: TOWN,"in 81;
Andrews Parrish belonging to the estate Of n. McX.
Parker. Thia t1act Of Land hes the Ashley River
two miles distant from Charleston, and commands q
beautiful Wow Of tho city It contains about 14ou acres
Of land OF which $50 acreB less cleared Sea
Island Cotton and Provision lads about $50 acres In
woods and about SIG acros In marsh and rush 12nGs
On the Plantation are comfortable quarters for one
hundred laborers large new Gin House, connodioua
stable and ahed, Blacksmith and Carpenter'a shop,
Churuh small dwelling house In fair ortier, 60, lc
This Plantation Is very valuable one; baving bsso
for number Of years most successfully cultivated In the
finest qualities OF Sea Island Cotton, in corn and other
provision crops It's facilities for being ferlizsd By
marsh mud and sedgc cannot bo e1celed, the Ashsy
River being is boundary the east and Crock that OF
itS west 5fd5" - y tl1--- 8
Tic natural beauties of "oid Town"aro unusually
great tho live oaks the Plantation growing In great
profuaon. and OF great and beauty. number Of
fresh water fah ponds wantony destroyed during tho
past two ycars on the place, can, by smal expend-
ture of sbor and MEANS be restored to their former
lovsness. The cmpoys and brick foundations OF ths
former dwelling house are still standing and could pro
badly be used as they now arc.
couple years Of attention and taste, and noder-
ato expenditure Of eans would render this Plantation
one OF the most attractive homes In the Southern States
Tho fertility Of it's soil can be well utteated
For particulars, apply aa above, ct S!!;s2Ersls
January 10 thstu6 No. Is BROAD sThKKF.