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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-23

NoMlNATED.-John p. Irish editor
Iowa State Reporter, OF Iowa City,
wss nominated for Congress in this
District by the copperhsad Conven.
tioa at 0slsaloosa. yesterday.
Col. Giliaspy Of this city was his
principal opponent, but was with.
drawn or the second ballot. r. r.
Harbour late P. NJ, OF Oslsaloosa,
received the vote OF Mahaska county.
~-~~
IEis4 y qaite young, barely clligi.
be 30 take his seat if there was any
danger oe his election; mas some abi'.
lily os the sophonorical character
has the visttis Of being the editor o.
q petty decent coppelhead paper
ana wad do as we'll rs anybody to gc
through the saoticn Of running t
STAY Al aam-.
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tG1PsrITlov.-Ths reason why
otf ]o6aiag trade hes grown to such
MANN ota proportions in so short q
ine, and which has enabled our mer-
csants & throw thcir opponents Of
keslas sad Burlington into the
shade, il taat while Burlington only
has one Eastern connection, the CB&
ORR and Keokuk only one to wit !:
this Toledo, Wabash 4 Western, we
have them both, which enables our
merchants 10 lay their goods down
IN the city Of ottunlwa, On account
ofths healthy competition of these
two lines. alta profit on many articles
lowea than can be purchase at either
one Of ne aforesaid quiet villages.
With the prospective early compe.
tsioa o she 81. L. Il c. r. r. this
competition viii be greatly increased
g.zisg rs such additional facilities az
~ :nible IS to distance all oompe.
tiGor's in southeastern Iowa.
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#
IHI Cacps From the concurrent
testimony OF every one Of our farmer
friends thai we have consulted. it is
simpiy impossible 70 exaggerate the
magnitude Of the crops in Wapeilo
County this year.
We Will harvest a larger
crop Of Wheat, Oats, Hay, Corn, Rye
Barley and Potatoes than ever before
grown in this section, by rs percent
whether reference be had to tbs
breadth sown, or the amount grown
Per acre.
The timehas been, under democratic
administrations ofold, when Page and
Bacon shinplaster currency was the
circulating medium, that the larger
the crop the harder the times. It is
not sonow. The sound financial sys-
tenn inaugurated by Lincoln, and
which Johnson and the copperheads
have tried in vain to overthrow. in
sures shelaborsrs renunerating prices
for their abundant crops and an era
Of unparalleled prosperity.
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other. Those who have
~ ~ ts4 n C9 s snsm THOSE yho have
~ ~ + 1si ,s aas 9oes once q does always
- comnosit;m. ~ Hsye ,y s.1.s y. ncgecso!
sands q az tair cnrss ~ ~
SrsSw D4t suca c1res aso ROW n
XSstS ~ sgs 49, -, ..u W neea nes p9plsn tne.
a CVnua.0nS " aal cllmsSes;
fSev ~ses - ssSE C.ss II sny oelesenoos arug,
s4.r oostiSr ~ tsy ~ " .S "a ea
s1o1 Psess.ns " go wnue being purely vegetable
- ncsr.tS ~ ~ a EFT snc3 use e ny quantity:
Csa.so ~ ueE powerful tnauence on the
Into hAalfhy action tie ~ ~
- III. 09Weis, liver, and Other organs q the
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CONGRESSIONAL Noy-SATsaNs

CONGRESSIONAL NoM-SATfoNs-By
special 10 the Register we learn that
the Republican Congressional Con.
venuon Of the 9th District at Mon
tana yesterday, nominated Hon. G.
c. Pomsroy, on the 18th ballot.
From the same source we learn
that 2 Cad Bryan was nominated
by tbs s5pga at Des Mo;nes for the
9Th oists:cu Yesterday, and VIM. E.
l.elRng well 1t Lyons for the I'd.
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The Heat.

Daring this generation this will be
remembered Is the shot season"
sfho following items from our dis.
patches show the temperature and
casualties theree-om in different parts
of the country yesterday:
Montreal LOG and 10 deaths.
Iowa City l04, Z cases and deaths.
Burlington 100, many horses died.
New York 50, 100 cases 50per cent
mortal, total mortality Of the city
rom Sunday to Thursday TAT and
% OF them t.-om sunstroke.
Piiladelphia 10 cases from mid
n'ahtto noon yesterday.
Newark IL cases Of fatal sunstroke
IN two weeks.
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PREPA11D BY

xroeo6esS sss6 AssSustess Chenlsts.
GOLD BIZ ALL DRU00IsTs IvrRYWHxnp
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Perhaps no one nleli.
cine y 20 universally re.
quked BY everybody a.
Q cathaIdc, nor was ever
any before 90 universal
~ adopted Into use, in
every country and among
al classes, - this mild
but Cl9cient purgative
Pun. Tho obvious Yea-
son 10, TINT IL Is . more Re.
liable and far moro cMec-
M Al A0wnaS3~s 49,.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsroS.--Judge Tan.
nehili aas Just made q decision in
vacation confirming the title in sew
eras hundred acres ofland known as
"the Harrow Estate" to the heirs
81 frank Harrow deceased.
This decision viii sustain the ac-
ton Of III. j. r. Hackworth thu
GaarG.aa j, said heirs in subdividing
ana selling the estate and the quietlng
of the title to the most desirable land
contiguous to the city, will give ca
sea room 10 that direction, which
viii be improved by q surprising
growth ere long.
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KrrtEo.-A young man named
Vance, whose father Was run over
and killed by the cars some two
years ago, TT Eddyville, was struck
BY sun s,roke st that place yester-
dav. and died under its effects.
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House and Lot for Sale.
RUEY G. CURRY. l
VS.
JOE n C. CURRY.

VS.
JoES G. CuaaY.
In the District Court Of
Wapelio County, Iowa, August term
To Joseph Curry: You are hereby no.
tilted that on or before the lst day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1858, there will be on file in
the oface Of the CLERK Of the District Court
Of Wepello County, Iowa, the petition Of
the plaintiff Ruev Q. Curry, claiming Of
You q divorce from the bon 10 Of mafri-
mony. now existing between you and
plaintiff. on the grounds Of wilf1i deser
ton tor over two. years. You are also no.
tined that unless you appear and defend
thereto before noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of the said District Court Of
Wapello County, commencing on the 3lst
day Of august, A. D. 1865, or before sixty
days from this date. . default viii be en-
tered against You and judgment rendered
thereon In accordance with the prayer In
plaintiff p petition.
1T. HACKWORTH.
Atty for Petitioner.
July 9th ,e8 wit.
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. HERIFF'S SALEl5.-Bv

&HERIFF'S SALES.-Bv virtue
- Of sundry writs of FL. Fa issued ont of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty, and to me directed. there will be exposed
TO Public Sale, at the Court House ia Ebens-
burg. on IhuTsiey, the 27ti dGg Of February
neLt, at o'clock ?. NJ, the following + 8
Lstaie, 70 wit:
All The right, title and interest Of James
b. LaveEty, Of, ia and to piece or parcel
Of land situated in Sus1uehauna township,
Cambria county, adj inirg lands of John
" EIteaead, Jane Lavcrty, and others, con-
tanning 20 acres, more or less, about fifteen
acres Of which are cleared, having thereon
erected one and a half story plank house
and log stable, now in the occupancy Of the
SAID James q. Layerty. Taken Ia execution
and 10 be sold at the suit of NcDurray 4
Mitchell.
Also, all the right. title ana interest Of
VIM. R. Hughes, Of, in and TO a lot Of
ground situated in Wilmore borough, Cam
bria county, fronting sixty feet on Rail Road
street, ana extending sixty feet to lot OF
George Wenderoth, adjoining lot of George
Weuderoth on the west and an alley on t 6
cast, having thereon erected a two story
plank store and wareroom now in the occu-
paacy Of George Wenderoth and I. 0. of O.
T. Taken in execution and to be sold at
the suit of Mrs. Alice Hughes, of West Phil
adelphia. JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, Ebensburg, Feb. I3, 1858.
4 ICENSE NOTICE.-Take notice
~ that the following persons have filed
Pettions for Tavern and Eating House Ii
censes in the Court of Quarter Sessions of
Cambria County, which win be presented TO
the Judges Of said Court on the first Mon
day of March next:
TAVERN LICLsEs.
Cambria Bor,-John Coad, Thos. Judge.
Cambria T@P.--Michael Lattern.
Carrolltown Bor-PauI Ellwanger.
Carroll Twp.-Nicholas Lamborn
Conemaugh Twp,-Petcr Rubritz.
Conemaugh Bor, lst Ward-HeGry Gick,
Jacob Widman, Charles Helfrick.
Ebensburg Bor., VI. W.-Henry Foster.
Gallitzin Twp.-Jacob Gearhart, Law
renee Campbell
Johnstown Bor.-2d Ward, GotIeib Les
sIger 81 Ward, Thos. MCann ~-Chas. Zim-
norman, Jacob Beam. John Gerhart, Jacob
Holtzworth, Pias Klug 4th Ward, Philip
ShultiCe; 9th Ward, August Weigand.
Loretto Bor.-Thomas Calian.
Miilville Bor.-Thomas Downs
Munster Twp.-Henry c. Kaylor
Prospect Bor.-Jobn Smith.
Taylor Twp.-Nichael M'Cabe.
Washington Twp.-OttC Helly.
NIimore Bor.-GeorCc WendSroth.
EATING HOUSE LICENSEES
Carroiltown Bor.-Anirew Haur.
Johnstown Bor., 81 Ward-Jos. Boiler,
Michael G.auber.
MillviiIe Bor.-NfjchaeI Griffin.
QUART LIcESszs.
Lbensburg Bor.-Richard Tudor.
Johnstown Bor.-2d Ward, Patk 0 Con
nell 80 Ward, Cyrus Hart
GEO. c, K. EAHM Clerk.
Ehensburg, Feb. l., 1868
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SALE.-By Writ. g

&HERIFF'S SALE.-By virt,
~ Of a writ of FeRd. ETpon. issued cut o!
the Court of Common Pleas of Cam oria Co.,
and to me directed, there viii be exposed to
Public Sale, at the Court House n Ebans-
burg. on Monday. the 24th day Of Februars
next. at / O'Clock P. N, the blowing E-sl
Estate, 10 wit: All the right, title aud ia
tGrest Of Edward M'Giade, of, Ia auG tu a
piece or parcel of land situate in Sumner
hill township. Cambria county. adjoining
lands of Wm- R. Hughes, heirs II john
Crum, and others, containing 500 Acres,
more OF less, about l20 Acres of which are
cleared, having thereon erected a two story
Log House and 2 one-snd-a-half et5ry Iag
House and Frame Barn, now in the occu-
pancy OF the said Edward M'Glade Taken
in execution and to be sold at the suit Of
Thomas i. Scott
JOHN 4. BLAIR. Sheriff.
Sheriff : OfIce, Ebensburg. Feb c. 1858.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT

IN THE ORPHANS COURT
x OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.-Notice IS
hereby given that the following appraise-
ments of certain personal property. ana ap-
prajsement Of real estate, Of Gecedents. Sc
lected and set apart for the widows of in
testates, under Act Of Assembly, OF the I4th
April, 1861, have been filed in the Registers
Office, at Ebensburg. and will be presented
to the Orphans Court fer approval, on
Wednesday, tie 4tt Of Mach ncrt, t. wit
Arpraisement of personal property of
Thomas w. M'Cauley, deed, set apart for
the widow.
APpraisement of certain personal property
set apart for the widow Of Michael Maxwell,
late of Washington twp. decd,
Appraisemeut Of certain personal property
set apart for the widow Of David Leidy, late
Of jackson twp, decd.
APpraisement Of certain real estate of
Hugh Daily, late of MillvilIe borough, Cam
bri1 county. decd.
Apprsjsement Of real estate of E. W
Ioole, late 0! RicL land township, deceased,
set apart for the wjdoY Of said decedent.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Feb. l3. lSG8.-5t.
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Died.

DIVER.-In Munster township, on Fri
day last Mrs. Diver, relict of the
late Cornelius Diver, aged about SIS years
PERGRIN.-In- jackson township, on
Saturday, John Pergrin, Esq. aged about
so years.
RAGER.-In Jackson township, one day
last week, Mr.. John Rager, aged = years.
TtAh.nEN.-In Munster township. -
infant child Of Mr. Dennis Fastsn. - >
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EEGISTER,S NOTICE.

AS tice is hereby gwen that the follov
Accounts have been passed aud fieG AZ g
/ Registers Office ut Ebensburg. ard WI.
I presented to the Orphans Court of Cam.
county, for confirmation and allowance -
Monday, The I'd dag Of March nert, to we.
The first and final account OF " n. Bar
stresser, Admir- Of Nathaniel Brackea, laIe a.
Susquehauna twp, deceased.
The first and final account Of D Ef'LarEz--
lin. Admir- Of CatLarinc MeEan, lats Of H5''-
vile UUToU, b.
The first and final account e Peter =.
Lehman, Admir- Of Levi Weaver, laye ui
Richland twp, decd.
The account of r. P Linton. Admir- Cd
David uite, late Of Johustown, decd
TIE account Of Wm. Caldwell, -dia-
of Fanny LeyersoOd.
The account Of Wm. Caldwell. GuarG ~
OF Frank A. Johnston.
The account Of Mary Magic, Adul'x q
Richard Il. Nagle, deed.
The account of john Kerr. Ex'r of TICS
Rodgers, late Of Couemaugb twp. dec'i.
The second and partial accoua ;of 5-a,eh
Fsrrcnswoyth. Admir- Of Wm. Il iLoyd. I.t-
of CoDemaugh twp, decd
The account or Geo. G. x. Zlhy8. AGE.'r
of Zachariah Morris, deed.
The first aud partial account of john ?.
Nagie, Admir- c5tR1 t5StamelstO aHEs-e irc..-
ara N=S,o, late OF Susq Iei.'-u-7. t"u lcc u.
The second account oiCAtha-iue jaau,.lr.
EX'x Of Bernard Connolly, late Of Summer
htl twp. deed.
The first and final account OF d. Al'I.a1 zu-
lin, Admir- uf the estate Of J bn Ir..iuer,
late Of Cambria county, DECD
The ffst account Of Joseph Daily, Aam'r
u uugh Daily late Of N.llvi'l4 lar deed
The thifd and final account of fVu. XII
tell. Adai'r of the estate of Johp Re Iar9
Of Biacklick twp. decd, Of the proceeds uf
the real estate of the said deceased sold
pursuant 10 proceedings IL partition.
The partial account If El.zaheth While
ana Jacob Stoltz, Adu,'Is Of pelar NI..-.
deed. Of the prOcee,,s Of the real estate sE
said deceased -old pursuant 10 r-.cca -.l-s
in partition,
JAMES GRIFFIN P--:-ts-
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1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
IA Letters Of Administration on the es-
tate Of David Leidys late Of jackson town
ship, deed, having been granted TO the IN
dersigned by tie Register of Cambria coun-
y, all persons having claims against said
estate are requested tc present them proper
" authenticated for settlement, and those
indebted to the same viii make payment
without delay. SARAH LEIDY,
Jan. 9, lS63.-6t. Admx.
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local AND PERSONAL.

E,.p,,snrEG AND CREssoN RAILRoAD.-
% and after Monday, April Is. ] sD7.
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG--
AtG.O5 a. M, connecting with Day Express
East and Phila. Express West.
At : Is P. NJ, connecting with fhila. Elk.
L st and Mail " est.
LEAVE CEEssON-
AZ "a a. hi. or on departure Of TEila
Express West.
At $40 P. NJ, or on departure Of Phila. Ex-
press East.
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ERuORS Nr vaETYa

a gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity. send free
to all who need it, the recipe ana directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience. can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN. AZ Cedar street II. Y.
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4 RICH 3TUaCAL TREAT-A Grand Vo-
cal and Instrumental Concert in aid Of the
sew Catholic Church in course Of erection
10 this place, will be given at the Court
House, on Monday evening, March -. In
addition 20 the musical talent belonging to
the congregation, and it can boast several
performers Of exceeding merit, the services
Of Mossss. Cyoaiu and krat2er, of Clear6eld.
the former indispensable as q ballad singer
and the latter a most accomplished mu-
sician and extra bass0, have been secured
The Crystal Band win also discourse sweet
music on the occasion. The programme
w&i comprise many Of the latest and finest
selections. and the eatart tiamens, all in all
will be the most delightful ever offered to
our citizens.
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N notice is hereby gwen that the
following account mas been passed and
filed in the Register Office AZ Ebepsbnrr
and will be preseIted to the Orphans Court
OF Cambria c'.dnty for confirmation aud al
lowance' o. Monday, the 24th day of Feb
ruary next, to wit
The account Of Chas. ATeNsnanly gard
ian OF me minor childr"-a of Peer Seaman,
ia'e o. Aiieg neny ,ownship, deceased.
- .AMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Mise Office. Ebensburg, Jan. %. 1868.
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e OTICE.-I hereby give notice
that have left the books and accounts
Of the late firm of S. J. Mcguire Il Co. in
the hands Of James Myers foo collection.
All accounts remaining anpald on the 18th
of March viii be put in the hands of au At
tornsy for collection.
DANIEL LAUGHMAN.
Ebensburg, Feb, l3, l868.,3s.
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NOTICE.-The account of VIM.
Palmer. Esq, Committee of Sarah Ben
son, a LuGatic, has been filed in the Pro
thonotary's Office Of Cambria county, to De
presented to the Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said county for confrma-
ton, on the first Monday Of March next.
GEO. c. X ZAH1T, Protl'v.
Prothy's Office, Ebensburg, Feb 6, 1855.
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correspondent, was here last week looking
as pleasant as a May morning.
Yours, SKU BAL.
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ATTENTION Any person wishing a good,
well ironed sleigh. with steel soles. bent
shafts aud large white oak basket, can get
one from r. II. Singer. as he has several on
hand and for sale cheap for cash. Call soon
as they sell fast. Shop near the Foundry
of Z. Glass
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JAMES GRIFFIN. Z z-i=fer.
-Sister's Office. Ebessburg. Feb !. 1858.
E9UBLIC SALE. The uul

E3CBLIC SALE. The uuder-
signed. Executors Of Jane Nhorrv. late
Of the Borough Of Ebenshurg, 6ec-5 v-i.' ez-
pose to sale by public outcrv, ~ the Carr5
House IN said Borough, OIL iS.surdIy. tas 90
day of February, 1859. at one o'c'oci. p. N -,
AL the right, title aud interest of the sad
Jane Wherry, Of, in and To LOT = IN tts
Borough Of Ebensburg, aforesaid bouuoll
on the south by Sample street. on rhe north
by Cran ford street. and west hy Fneuey st..
having thereon erected Frame Dwelling
House and Frame Stable, now occupied Uy
Lewis Rodgers.
Terms q SiIe-One-half rhe purchase
money t. be paid in hand. ar6 tie balance
ia one year thereafter, with interest to b-
secured by the judgment bo-d OF the pl.-
chaser GEO. +. RODGERS.
Feb. c. 'G9.- ct. VA. KITTELL.
Also, at the same time and place, there
VIII be sold by the Executors aforesaid. a
Land Fa'rant for leo 4cTeS, granted ;o the
said Jane " berry, (lormerly Jane Law's }
widow OF Richard Lewis, decd. under Acs +
Congress. March Sd, 1865, for services of
tls SAID Richard Lewis IN the war # IS =.
Also, Sir Shares IN the Capilal Stoct Of
The E5eRs5a;y a'e5 CyesSon Raj Road Co..
held By The deceased per certificate Of said
COMPANY.
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ETARMERS ATTEND.-TLe un-
cersigGed offers for sale one cf the most
desirable Farms in Cambria county, situate
in Summerhill township, within two miles
Of the Pa. r. Il. at WIimore. containing 200
ACRES, half of which IS cleared, wiki a
splendid apple orchard and COED log
HOUSE ard BARN or the premises. 'ine
property will be sold together, or in lots 10
slit purchasers. The tel ms, which are easy,
will be made known by 4. L, Johnston,
Ed. Ebensburg; and an iadiputable title
made TO the purchase.
JEREMIAH N'GONIGLE.
,Iln. g, 1666.otf.
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n
4 scTiber Oilers for sale or rent the Eel
known MANSION HoUsE HOTEL" in Sum i'll
vile borough, Cam Jria county, Pa, one nile
cast Of Cresson, on the Pa. K. K. The in
Provements consist OF large Frame House
and Kitchen, With good cellar under the
entire building and excellent water ~ tie
door. There are also Il comm0Gious Store
Room, Ice House, Tenant Uoase, Stal-fuc
for fifty horses, Carriage House. ana other
oUtbuJldings. II not sold before the l53h
of February next It viii De rented fer tEr5
or more years. Terms reasonable -
quire Of JAMES NJ -,ITEEL.
Summit Jan @ 1868 -6t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


IN TOWN AND COUNTRY FOR SALE.
By virtue Of sundry orders of sale issuing
out Of the Orphans Court of Cambria coun-
ty, viii expose to sale, at the Court House
IN Ebensburg, on WEDNESDAY, THE 4TI DAY
OF MARCH, 1868, at the hour of 2 o'clock P
NJ, by Public Nendue, the following Real
Estate, Of which Robert Davis died seized,
to Ewit: A CERTAIN TRACT OF WOOD
LAND, situate in Cambria township. about
one mile west of Ebensburg adjoining the
Turnpike, lands of Alex McVicker. and
others, containing Z ACREs, 10 PERCHEs.
Also: ALL THAT BODY OF TIMBER LAND
situate in Blacklick township, surveyed on
warrants in names Of Nathaniel Simpson ard
Joseph Conn, containing about 600 ACRES
-valuable as Coal and Timber lands Also,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in
the Borough OF Eben sburg, fronting on OgIe
street 6G feet, and thence extending along
Cherry alley l28 feet, to Lot now owned by
John E. Evans, having thereon erected a
new FRAME STABLE, and a number of young
Fruit Trees. Also, the HOUSE AND LOT
situate on the south side of High street, in
said Borough of E0ensburg, adjoining pro-
perty of John Dougherty the west, Mrs
hutchinson on the east, and extending back
to an alley. The House is a TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING, in excellent repair and
there are good outbuildings on the premises.
This is one of the most desirable properties
in town,
TERMS OF SALE-One-h half the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale,
and the balance in one year, with interest,
secured by bond and mortgage
GEORGE NJ. READE.
Admir- of Robert Davis, decd,
Eo'hsourg, Fen -, lsue,4t
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EgENsRURG RTARRLR WORKS.

sEBENs8URG 1TARBLE WORKS.
8 Having purchased the Marble Works
on High street. one door east If 7. w. Vii
iiarns' Hardware Store. arj supplied myself
with an extensive stock Of TOMBSTONES.
am now prepared to furnish all work Il.
my line AZ the l0'cest city prices, and feel
confident that l can render entire satlsfac--
ton to all who favor me with their orders
Parties desiring 10 purchase Tombstones are
respectfully invited to call and examine spe-
cimens on exhibition at my shop. Orde.z
from a distance will be promptly attended
to, aud work delivered where desiroI
Jan. 80, 1868. OTTINGEP. REED
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-02-13
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

HUAh / INERSHIP DISSOLVED.
The partnership heretofore existing
between The undersigned. trading under the
nrn name OF j. a, N'GUire 6 Co., 5 this
Gay dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to the said firm are directed to
make payment 20 Daniel Laughnan. who
alone Is authorized to collect the same.
DANIEL LA UGHMAN,
ANDREW AAGUIRE.
Ebensburg, Feb, 6, 1868
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-02-13

FATAL CASUALTY Our friend Juo. Scott.
lsq.r was summarily taken away from Blair
county Court week before last-his brother
in-Iaw, Mr.. Bucher, having been killed by
the upsetting Of the Petersburg and Alex
cndria coach, near the latter place. Mr.
3. was most worthy gentleman, and his
sudden death will cast gloom over his en-
tire neighborhood He leaves wife and
ten children.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-02-13

B HkENTISTRY.-Theu undersign-
ed, Graduate of the Baltimore COLLEGE,
OF Dental Surgery, respectfully offers his
professional services to the citizens of Eb
ensburg and vicinity, which place he will
visit on the fourth Monday of each month, to
remain one week.
feb.6. SAN'L BELFORD, D. DIS