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sMr or FRENCH Lick Sr-.;~Gs. l;
Will be remembered tllai HE win Of DR..
v. IL. Bowels. o. Crlltee coentr, re-
Gently obtained Il divorce from lihl ana
Judgment Tor alimoay fox S25UDp. O.
subsequent proceedings iii ,er dis de-
ciee. Colonel Roster. O; tho Evansville
Journal. writes nom Fi,nch Lick:
The second stage ia t;i'> laeai proceed
ins has just been enlc-ed here to-Jly.-
~ virtue of the VII. Or execution i,e.ied
Upon the iIdgncui. .hc sicf;a' d. The
'oun'y levied upon The lreach Lick
springs and for -;hrcc acres g. Mnd
where they arc aiiGalcd. IS tic moss val
rablc and saleahc OF tl.c Doctors pu.-
sessions, and to-day Tie appraisers So
"cted lave fixed iAu.r sworn aupr:li-c-
i.ent o. lis cash yaiuc AZ .Ac rood folu,.
sum 81 one hundred thousand dollars.
from Tins oar readers can form some
iaea 81 the estimate placed upon ihr
medicinal virtues oil tl.c-c waters. ii.c
value Of the Improvements on nc irac,
VIII not exceed six or ci-,.t thousand
hoilals. and tlc land .oragricrl;ural par
poses ould DC sola NJ VERY higll i'iircl
!or one thousand dollars; ana IA it,es.
y encountered wi,i Lease witch viii
no, expire for eleven years: 80 ihlt the
value Of this yillaiuou~ ont haai,h Giving
.o'nponnd ofwatcr. minerals. &ad ga,scs.
a. hSed by the sworn apprai>mcni Otto
NY may be approximately arrived N.
me sale Is 10 take place 1T an early dly,
~ August, and ii remains 10 be soon
",ne'hcr a purchaser ca.. o. found. The
w doctor insists ihat it il very low
appfa!scincnt-lha. he has more than
. .nc refused an o;ltr Of one hundred I
.no'isand dollars for tAc springs al
mough it is stated that he proved on the
"ai mat they were not worth more than
twenty-five thousand dollars.
a MAMMOTH Tune. = II Is not u,rca-
,unaolc TO presume that Tic larges, far
;;ugr IN the State OF Illinois. and perhaps.
.nueed anywhere, is q resident of Nor
ian -, county. Mr.. john Il. Alexander.
,nc great cattle king Of tlc West, has
wooo acre farm situated in Ford. Honr-
,as ana Champaign counties. Five tl.ou- !,
, ,a..u acres are in corn, which i now oyorI(
al, u,.ee ieeet high. There are three tllous. J
, ,mu acres Of wheat, which will harvest,
twenty-five bushels to the acre.
Lafayette Dispatch.
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lih'lt HNu HI. Si tNN' littrp
will please oruef "MnNEo's
|are given Ia ,i,.ir place.
The frll wing are ihose o.
~ !. The Hunters
2 TrapYsr's heinz,
3 Patriot llielwa,n'an
! fugi'is.sri IKE Mountain
) iruos Of Fire
8 Man Eater
!, harioiie Ic-npls
$ peafh Face
Q Iaiia: SLAYER
10 lur .c tairktr
II Hunters Jginmph
u Ocean novcrs
70 J org 0utwi'ted
u IcLe s'efa' N
u S"ourEe q the Seas
u Captive Msi,.,a
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is Wild sco.t Of the Sors.
,sins
IN Forest Lorre
20 lnll.ckinr Rangers
= Esf'lcsnakr Dick
Y Hickey 1orl. the Rsvsr
% Iinj's Of the Prairie
- Robbers Terror
y Joe. the "sarrin'"
70 I.isl'ioo, the sccrs
u Giant SPY Of Eliher NIL
q Scar Creek, lie v Id Hail
Breed
80 ssi'fli.rycc. Fob
y Sn kv Sroerrass
q Rolling Thunder: CT The
lita. Wa- 1 i.efs
3. Eesvy harclti, the Bolt
Scout
% Sly Sar'. the Quaker Spy
a Three natii Z TrappeEs
81 Fatfi Mark sriIn
q In cls i.ycs, s.Cke
2. III, iife Mex
- Bold Scalp Hunter
10 Try Spy
10 i'rsirio Jake
~ Wealth rrd reau'v
2 Isorcr II the loivst
- & isnt of the 1osds
"a Crazy 7rsrI.er
10 Lien l'tericJ lirn'er
&c nls .i,n O; III. Woes
~ Md Nite
IS v bite Needed Eunter
10 Zig iiogr'ed .'oe
70 Scout If loR z lsierd
y Silrsrhetls Tie delaware
- rlsck iill Tho Topper
IS Red ycn Of 'he Woods.
j; GRIN l.ck the tne-i : cd
Tof',r
3 Indian Cueor's Revenge
. GA Scoui of ,neCnvc
!. Zig Snake. IL e Ilur,
Is Meaican Joe, the Snake
hain,r
o SIC 10y heii. ii. sharp
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i,rsoi,s def.rirg ihcse tc,h'
}" and zee that hehe eiaer,
iT.acN issrcd;
- Long Legs tie SGT after
- ilack IfolLot
~ tld Norie. tie Hunter
: It Tiger L.s
~ L.yo'u'i' rary joe
y laek lufalo.tsci Or
10 Ten iuri IN Ifsri
g Scout 81 ia, y. Law -osc,
u Leather ! ees
81 liooa. Nrctl
- Nolf.s'aysf
s4 Long Fob
e. t"incy Fnsh
&c Robin Hood and his Mer.
ry Men
=. SPY Of the Delaware
rs CID Kit Scout
~ Bank Virgins. Esq
SO Spider Legs
ri Old 1rsrr'.r's fride
~ Nsrksnisn. tie .lIie'
~ Grizzly iske
r. spotted Fan
10 The bloody Footprint
CT The Adventures o.
q Sew YORK Ntvshcv
20 Ola Erl @. The Trappsi
?. Dig Nou'hod 1'rarrer
+ s far'her Jake
30 snafc-Iye. or the Ban.
a. Miller
lno Old Nick Ct lie svan7r
lDl Gameeock OF The S.nt,e
~. nld gcke
lha Ioe-Ftcc
~ Slap s'ou'
In1 irscai0'Sa San
Joe Sim Jim
lnI Zoo Ha't'ssrate
los i'lyck simpson
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JIG Sqna'iy Dix
III lard kan. the Avcnge-
liz Turkey ESQ;
la navl-f5e the l'urter
~ .adtfn ~ he oconto
liz Dave ii',i lser
l!t l.'f?irg arrow
ll7 Hickory 'ack
lis lHir IraTlers
J ding l'm
!.o lilcod, Wolf
l2f i"rg Headed Niks
J.2 Thunder Loud
~ ilsfold = he lille
lA Texas !,
!z5 Creole lcrger-ny CAPT
Mavnc Lcid
l.c Red STAR CT the Semi !
ncles
IA Htilot.I.nd
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10 Scout Of tho Seiots
10 f1CFtsf tIfsrs
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A8Goo

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thef following
Deeds and Assignments have been left for
record at the office of james Griffin, Esq,
Register. during the week ending june 26th:
John Hipsh to Jacob Yahner-l00 acres in
Chest township. June -, 1862. S725.
Henry j. Hite to David Mainhart-lot in
JohnstOwn, April 81 1869, ...S 1920
Samr Small and wife to David Mainhart-
lot in JOhnstown, Feb. 18, 1868, $780,
Henry Yeagley and wife to Mathew Mooney
lot in Johnstown. April IA, 1862. $3.50
Edward Howe and wife to Micbl Conway
lot in Cambria bor., March I3, 1867. $675.
John Sherry and wife to Peter Parrish-97
acres and I24 perches in Carroll township,
June %, 1869, $3.50
Murray Hoffman, jr.. to James Condron and
John Dean-4, ,SU3 acres and 6 perches princi-
pally in Clear6eld and White townships, this
county, and partly in Blair county, May IA,
1862. $6, $50
John Benton and wife and Q. A. Benshoof
to Edward Leber-lot and improvements in
Johnstown, April 5, 1867, . $500.
Johnstown Mfg. Co. to Chas. P. Cobaugh-
lot in Conemaugh twp, Sept. 20. &C.,, s SO.
Simon Weakland and wife to Sibby George
lot in Chest Springs, Mar. %, 1862. $l65.
Daniel Pringle and wife to Isaac W Pringle
SO acres in Croyle tp, Feb. %, '69, s., 500.
David Baum and wife to Elijah p. Baker
$50 acres in Susquehanna township, April I6,
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CHOLERA MoRBUs-READ THIS.

OssoRN, Greene Co., O.. May 81, 1867
DR. S. b. HARTMAN & Co. Gents One week
ago to day l was taken with an attack of chol-
era morbus; the vomiting and purging was
most excessive, and accompanied by iDtOlera
bic cramps. Ny family became alarmed, and
sent for DR.. --, hut he was not at home
and the earest other physician being three
miles off it as concluded to procure a bottle
OF Your MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS.-
Ny wife gave our boy one dollar, and bidding
him mike haste" despatched him to the near
est druggist, Messrs. Kaufman Il Bros. He
returned, and according to the directions on
the bottle, ] took a wineglassful Immediately,
and repeated the dose every fifteen minutes for
three quarters Of an hour, and astonishing as
it may seem, it stopped all discharges and
cramps like magic. You cannot believe how
grateful l feel to you for this potent remedy
One dollar cured me, and l am satisfied that
had the doctor been al home ii would have cost
me not less than five dollars.
Yours, respectfully, FRANK MCLAIN.
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JOHN HALTON, SK.
Altoona, June II, 1869. st.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ writ of Al. Vend. E1pon., issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
and to me directed, there will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Court House in Ebensburg,
on THURSDAY. THE IsT DAY OF July MKT, at
l o'clock, p. m. the following described Real
EstAte, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Mary
Eigenbrode, of, in and to two lots of ground
situate in Carrolltown borough, Cambria cOun-
ty, fronting / 30 feet Oh Main street and extend
ing back 200 feet to AN allev. adjoining lot of
Albin Oswald on the north and an alley on the
south. having thereon erected a two story frame
house and frame stable, now IN the occupancy
of the said Mary Eigenbrode. Taken IN exc
cutiOu and to be sold at the suit of Benjamin
Wertncr, George krook, Julius Steich and
Lawrence SchrOth. JOHN A BLAIR,
Ebensburg, June II, 1869. st. Sheriff.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS-
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says: There is prob
ably no disease to which "human flesh is heir
that is more distressing in its effects than that
of Dyspepsia and kindred diseases arising from
disorders of the Liver and Digestive Organs
and it is this fact, probably, which has caused
the preparation of the American remedies now
before the public. Among these remedies are
DIR. Hoohand's German Bitters, which has been
prominently before the public for years, and
which has receiV ed the highest testimonials
from thousands of our citizens, who have tested
its efficiency III diseases of the character REFER
to. 1t has also received the highest commen-
dation from Physicians VINO have used it in
their practice. with complete success. The
HOofand's Bitters is strictly medicinal prepa-
ration, and contains no alcohol, rum whisky
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Is a combination of all the ingredients of the
Bitters, with TURE Santa Cruz Rum, or rnge,
anise, etc, making a preparation of rare medi
cinal value. The Tonic is used for the same
diseases as the Bitters, in cases where some
Alcoholic Stimulant is required. Principal Of
fee, 63l Arch Street, Phlad'a, Pa. Sold eV-
erywhere by Druggists and others. lin 24.l
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A MODEL ENTERTAINMENT-T musi-
cal entertainment given by Mr.. Ed. NJ. Kerr
and lady. at the Court House in this place,
on Wednesday evening, 23d ult., was we'll
conducted. well attended and we'll received.
This was the fourth time these exquisite vo-
calists have appeared before an Ebensburg
audience. and our people evidently think
there is ''luck in odd numbers" they are
already soliciting repetition of the concert.
Mrs Kerr possesses one of the sweetest and
best cultivated soprano voices we ever Is
tened to, while Mr.. Kerr, as basso and elo-
cutionist. fills the bill completely. They
are accomplished singers, and deserve full
houses all the time and everywhere.
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ECONOMY If those of our lady friends
who have charge of household desire to
practice economy, they should buy all the sugar
they may need for preserving purposes without
delay. When the time comes for putting up
fruit they will find that sugar has advanced
considerably, and hence we advise them to go
at once to the first class grocery of NJ L Oat-
man and lay in big supply. Oatman keeps
everything in the grocery line needed in the
house, and deals fairly and squarely with all
his customers.
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TRANsFoRMATIoN.-Th Transformation
Scene" in BLACK Crook, +" of which we used
to hear so much, must have been a wonder
ful thing, but we doubt if it was anything
more wonderful than some Of the "transfor-
nations" made every Gay at Oak Hall, Phil
adelphia. Many man goes in there look
ing so rough and hreadbare that one would
never suspect the smooth and generous heart
he covers with his ''old clothes," and he
comes ont in a few minutes looking so
spruce and gentlemanly that, ten to one,
you would take him for one of the proprie-
tors. The only part not much ''transformed''
is the "pocket," for the man finds in his new
breeches ''a!most as much money" as he
had in the old ones, and counting in the
breeches themselves, by George, he has moro
money.
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CAN'T Do Ir.-If any of our friends
contemplate going away from home to pur-
chase dry goods, dress goods, notions. or gro
ceries of any kind. we advise them to relin-
quish the idea, for we that at the pop
ular and low priced store of A. G. Fry, in our
own town, they can do as well. if not better,
than with dealers in like goods in any OF the
neighboriug towns. Mr.. Fry has an ample
stock, a beautiful assortment and a moderate
scale of prices, and no one can offer better in
ducements.
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4 TCENSE NOTICE.-The following
- petitions for Tavern and Eating House
Licenses have been fled in my Office, and will
be presented for the action of the Judges OF
our Court of Quarter Sessions, at the ensuing
term of Argument Court:
TAvERN-Francis A. Gibbons, Allegheny
township; Simon Schroth, CaIrolltown Bor-
ough Mathew Scott, Prospect Borough.
EATING HOUsE-Julius Steich, CarrolltoWn.
The following Petitions have also been Med
in my office and will be presented to the Dis.
trict Court at Johnstown, on the hrst Monday
of July next:
E4rNe HoUsE-FredeIick Krebs, 5th ward,
Johpstown. j. n. Hi r,
Ebensburs. June 10, lS69.-3t. CLERK,
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REsoLUTIoNs.-The following resolu>
tions were adopted at a mass meeting in
Johnstown irrespective of party:
Resolved, That Murphy l. Co.. Houston
House, keep the best dry goods in town.
Resolved, That we will all go to Murphy &
Co. and purchase all the dry goods we need
till after the next war is over.
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The VERY HIGHEST PRIZE, THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred
on the representative of the GROVER BA-
KER SEWING MACHIN ES, at the Exposi-
tior UDiverselle, Paris, 1867, thus attesting
their great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines. gR For sale by c. T. RoBERTs
Ebensburg. June 3, lS69.-ly.
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EVERYBODY glad-d'ye know the reason why 7
Because next Sunday is the Fourth of July.
No, not exactly. but the reason we will tell,
Because Shoemaker & Co. have everything to
sell
Which everybody needs, and all people can
Buy just as cheap as from any other man,
At their great big store, on famed High street,
Where stock can be found perfect and replete,
And pleasant smiles your coming will always
greet.
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Come TO GRAss.-Our farmer friends
will ere long "go to grass" and the result will
be the most abundant yield of hay that has
been harvested on the mountain for many
years. The right thing to ego to grass" with
is one of the celebrated Etna Movers and
Reapers, for the sale of which Geo. Huntley
is agent in this place. All other utensils re-
quired by farmers can be bought from Mr..
Huntley at low prices.
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ALTOONA CITY, June %, 1869.

ALIOONA OIIf1 ouuO ZSJ 1OOS'
Friend Mac On Saturday last a young
man named William Leob met with most
terrible accident in the following manner ::
He was employed by the Pa. r, r. Co. to
attend to the greasing of the machinery in
the planning mill and while attending to that
duty it is supposed that a portion of his
clothing caught in one of the set screws of a
very large shaft, the revolutions of which
were fully one hundred per minute. He was
drawn around this shaft not less than one
hundred and fifty or two hundred times, his
legs each time striking the cord of the roof
which supported the shaft, breaking and
lacerating them in a truly shocking manner
Mr.. Loeb is still alive, but little hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
On yesterday morning lad named BENZ.
Young. only II or IA years of age, was ar
raigned before Mayor Potts charged with at
tempted arson. The evidence was pretty
conclusive that he had made several efforts
on Sunday last TO set fire to the large build
ing known as the "Church of God" He
has been committed for trial.
1 neglected to notice in my last communi-
cation that our School Directors have done
a wise thing in the selection of Prof. John
Miller as Superintendent of the public schools
of this city. The Professor is a veteran
teacher, finished scholar and perfect gen.
tleman. 1t is to be hoped that he will in.
fuse some life and vigor into the schools of
our city, which have been in almost dor
mant condition for several years past.
Candidates for municipal honors are as
plentiful among us as locusts were in Egypt.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Stevens, of Philadelphia,
did our city the honor of visit on Monday.
The denomination of Peacock Geary has
failed to awaken any enthusiasm among the
truly "loil" hereaway. Neither friend nor
foe are verdant enough to deny that his de-
feat is as inevitable as fate. I. !. M.
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LIVE OAK--Live oak grows in Flori-
da and other localities. 1t is extremely tough
and durable, but not more so than the
live men called Leopold & Brother, at Oak
Hall Clothing Store, Main street, Johnstown,
where choice clething can be found at all
times. 1t is live Oak Hall and live men
keep it.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-Everybody will
feel happier and enjoy the coming national an
niversary better by putting themselves inside of
a new dress or new suit of clothes, such as can
be bought remarkably cheap and of desirable
quality at the extensive mercantile emporium
gains for the Fosrth of July holidays. Try
the experiment.
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M'MAHAN has been heard from.

M'MAHAN has been heard from. He
is in the safe keeping of Lopez. L. Cohen &
Brother, too, have been heard from. They are
located on Main street, Johnstown, and keep
a splendid assortment in the New York Cloth
ing Hall, Opera House. Johnstown. They
have all kinds of summer clothing on hands,
cheap and durable.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
Il CAMBRIA COUNTY.-Int the matter of
the final account of J. Stoltz and f. Weible,
Administrators of P. Weible. deceased.
Now, JUNE l4TH, 1869, F. A. SHoEMAKrR
appointed Auditor to report distribution of the
money in their hands arising from sale of real
estate. Extract from the Record.
JAMES GRIFYIS, Clerk.
l will attend to the duties of my appoint
ment, at my office in Ebensburg on MoNpAY
26TH July NEXT, at 2 O'Clock. NJ
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July ! , 1869. 3t
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The HIGHEsT PRFNIUMs at all the fairs and
exhibitions of the United States and Europe
have been awarded the GROVER BAKER
SEWING MACHINES, and the WORK DoNE
By THEM, wherever exhibited in competition.
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GEED WHEAT! SEED WHEAT

SEED WHEAT! SEED WHEATi
~ We invite the attention of our ,rmers
to Geo. A. Deitz's large list of the btst Winter
Seed Wheat in this country. Mr. Deitz has
selected twenty varieties out of over one hun
dred on his Seed Wheat Experimental Farm,
near Cnambersburg, Pa, and now offers them
for sale. We advise every farmer to send Tor
the Experimental Farm Journal, in which de-
scription and price list is given Mr.. Deitz
will send one copy free to all who send for it.
Address GEO. A DElTZ,
June 3, 1869. Pm. ChambersbuIg, Pa.
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W. HoaAcE ROsE, Sec'y. ~

REMovAL.-R r. Davis has removed
his fine stock of dry goods, groceries, etc., to
the room in the Esst Ward at one time occn-
pied by E. Hughes l. Co.. and hope that his
6id customers and many new ones will call to
see him in his new location. Rowley is deser
wing of abundant success. r4 g E. - -
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
Il CAMBRIA COUNTY.-In The matter OF
the final account of J. Stoltz and E. " eible,
Administrators of P. Weible, deceased.
Now. JUNE 14TH, 1919, F. A SHoEMAKER
appoin ed Auditor to report distribution of the
money in their hands on personal estate.
Extract from the Record.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
| will attend to the duties of my a point
ment, at my Office in Ebensburg, on MoNDAY,
2GTH July NEXT, at , o'clock, Pm
+. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Ebensburg, July l, IS69.-3t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN AL
TOONA FOR SALE The -

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN AL
TOONA FOR SALE The F..
undersigned will sell at private sale EE1
his HOUSE and TWO SPLENDID
LOTS OF GROUND, situated on the 49,
corner of Branch and Clara streets, in East Al
toOna. The property is one of the most desira-
BILE and comfortable in the city for private
residence. The dwelling comprises four com
modious rooms. with good basement kitchen.
and there is an excellent stable, pump, bake
over and other cOnveniences the premises.
besides choice variety of FRUIT TREES. such
as Apple, Peach, Cherry, Pear, &c also, an
abundance of Gooseberry and Current bushes.
On Branch street, in front of the premises, are
ten beautiful silver maple shade trees. The
property is admirably located for either dry
goods or grocery store, being situated on the
corner of two of the most prominent thorough
fares in the prosperous young city of Alt Ona.
ANY person desiring to purchase neat, COM
Portable and convenient residence aud a well
cultivated garden. or wishes to secure a build
ing which can, with very little expense, be con
verted into splendid business house. sh Juld
call upon or address the unders gned without
delay. The property will be sold on fair terms
and easy payments.
JOHN HALTON, SR.
lima II 1850
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TnERE was considerable excitement o.

Clinton street Johnstown, when st. Joseph 3
and St. Peters Societies formed in procession
chiefly because it was so near Jas. j Murphy s
Star (s) Clothing Store The members of
those associations were astonished to witness
the quantity of clothing sold by Murphy, espe-
cially summer clothing, and summer hats.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Ur find we have more type up than we
Get in our paper, and as nothing will
San t,an without spelling except the original
AsSP seSiPr,rnication of "P. Troleum," we have
gan '1l the liberty Of holding it over until our
Drt ',G issue. Is that right, friend
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The DISTRICT COURT OF CAMBRIA CoUN-
TY.-At meeting consisting of all the men,
bers of the Bar resident at JOhnstown, the
following programme for the opening of the
District Court, on Monday. July 5th. 1869,
was unanimously adopted
The Lutheran church bell will be rung at
halfpast one o clock, p. m, at which time the
doors of the Court House will be opened.
At the ringing of the bell all the members
of the legal profession in attendance will meet
and escort the Judges and Officers of the Court
from their Hotel to the Courtroom.
At two o'clock, p. m, the Court to be opened
by the Crier.
The Act of Assembly creating the Court to
be read
Members of the Bar sworn in.
Address by General Potts.
Response by the President Judge.
Calling the Jurors. - ~
Charge to the Grand Jury.
Adjournment. r-s--zr--r rr--s.e.s.-.
A general invitation is hereby extended to
the public to be present at the opening of the
Court, and the ladies are especially invited
The following committee of arrangements was
appointed, viz: Cyrus Elder, John +. Barnes,
and Daniel Mclaughlin, Esqs. The following
was also adopted:
RESOLVED, That the programme for the open
ing of the District Court be published In all the
Cambria county papers. ~
- 9; A. KoPELIN, Pres't.
w HORACE ROsE, Sec'y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-07-01

Ram Bows.-Why doesn't the rain
bow appear at night Simply because there is
no room for it. since Leopold Mayer has got
on his new goods at the Opera House. Main
street, JohnstowD. But the goods have all
the colors of the rainbow, only the colors are
tar brighter. Go to Mayors Dry Goods Store