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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-26
State or Maine.

YORK, rs. Al the suprems Judicial Court, begun
and held at Alfred, within and f6r aid county OF
York, on the third Tuesday Of September, IN the
year u oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and
silty-nlnei -r .yi.r-.. 20. a...I
UPON the foregoing libel, Ordered, That the libel-
ant give notice 70 Tho said solemua d. Pord 70 APP
pear bsiero the justices AZ our aid Suprcms Judi.
county or York. on the hrst Tuesday OF January,
1870 by publishing an attsstei ccpyo 81 sid libel,
and this order thsFeon. In The Union and Journa,
ty OF York, thrsc weeb uccesively, the last pub
iIestiou thereof 70 b. thirty days. 81 lssst before
u,s sitting of ssh Court u,st shs may then and
there IN our sAid Court .hoy cause, any abe have
why the prsyer cf sald libel should not 1e granted
LS.~, T,r'E Attest n. PAIRYiHLD, CLHsE.
SsCT.2 Copy of tho Lbsl and order Of Court
Attest 2. rAInrrELp, ctrnt.
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To the Honorable beard OF County Com.
missiOners for the County Of York;

To the Honorable Board OF County Com.
missioners for the County OF York;
THE undersigned, Selcctmcn Of the town Of
Il Limerick, In said county, having been Instruct
Cd and authorized by tho nhabitsnts o. ssld town
Of Limerick, at legal meeting OF said Inhabitants
held on the sixteenth day Of October, A. d. 1862 50
70 do, hereby represent that highway has been
located In tho towns Of Limerick and Marlborough,
commencing ut n point ON the highway near
Ephralm Durgin's dwelling house, and thence run.
ming In n southeasterly direction 10 the highway
near John Lang's dwelling house, thence TO James
K IIasty's, in Waterborough aforssaid, and thence
70 Chadbourne's Mills. 80 called, In said WaterbOr.
ough, that said highways not, nor will 10 ono u
public convenience and necessity, and that the ex-
pense OF building and keeping In repair said high
way will not DO compensated In view OF the wants
Of public trave that the main reasons for the To-
cation and completion OF said highway now no Ion.
ger exist therefore the undersigned, In behalf 81
said town OF Limerick, and In pursuance OF their
Instructions from said town, respectfully pray that
said highway, or such portion thereof as your Hon
ors may deem expedlent, may DO discontinued, and,
Is In duty bound, will ever pIay.
EDWIN lLSLEY, Of Limerick.
Limerick, October "a, 1869. -. .
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State Of Maine.

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.sYssk, O Tho THIRD Tuesday q September, IN tbs
Il ysai q oar Lord one thsusand eight husdrod and
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ant Kirs notice 70 The said sarah 4 fIcdrdoa % sp
psas befsrs The JssJcs Of our I'D bspssne Judi:
eisi Court 70 DO held n Saoo, within and Coz aid
essnty Of Ycrt. on The aut Iaesdy 81 yanssryi
% nabiishiss 't q. s"Ss 10 Ss Union and jour.
nal, Pablo n.vyPsper, Pnsssd IN nnasIesd, IN
isst nuhIcaticu Thereof 70 b thirty days. lsast,
Ssstr Ire dtiIse Of MD Court, that she may then
90 sh~sr IN our nd Court show cAuss n any she
bsys, .hy tbs praysrl " aid ubsl ssoa,d not b
s. bar Ass.ss, II. rAIRyIYLD, Cfxax.
S. OF. csss u Ono Laba ssd ordss of Court
tsc' Attest, l:YaIRY1ELD. cL.ar.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, IS. To the IIononable, The justices Of the
Supreme Iudicisl Court nsxt 10 BE- holden st Al.
ned, within aid county, on the third Tuesday OF
September, 1897 inI'
BPECTPULLY represents Samuel Hodg-
HI don, az South berwick. In aid county. hat he
wn lawfully married, nj said south Berwick, on
the - day o., 1850, 10 barAh y. Hodgdon, nov of
parts unknown that sipce aid marriage he has
habitsd with the said sarah Y. In this State that
since aid marriage he has always deportsd himself
a. . chaste, hithfui and anectiouats husband, but
mATraes eoycnaat and duty, on OF about the hTst
day Of Nay, 1861. without any Just o. sufficient
cnuse, did desert yoar libelsnt, and since Md time
6aIah y, on divers days and tmsa. both before and
sncs said July ist has committed adultery with d..
ve,. levd men, whose names are 70 your hbsllaas
Whereiare, spd bscau,e eonslslsnt Win pescs
and morality q society. he pnsys that divprce
nom tho bseds of nAlEimmy nay Be deercsd 70
nun" '"' '1. '' - y i''' IA MrEL f6bapoy.
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.MisceIiasseosss.
Notice

.ae. :. Notice. l araru
WHEREAS, my wife Melinda has len my
w bod and board. this 10 W forbid all psrsens
trusting her on my account, ~ shall not pay any
debts OF her contracting amer this date.
Saoo, Nov. II, 1859. ado 3wE
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THE RIVERSIDE

contains, besides It's lively stories, store Of In
formation. plcasingly presented, and Il Is %
prepared that Il Is not too young for thsold, nor
too old for the young. Pure English and straight
forward talk characterize It's contents.
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To the Honorable, the Justiess Of the So.
'preins JudieiM Cssrs now holden NJ Alfred, for
and within tho County OF York

and within tho County Of York
ID ESPECTYULLY represents James =. Ford.
III Of Kittsry, In said county, thai on the nino.
tecnth day OF May, 1885, at Concord In the state Of
New Hampshire, he WAS lawfully married TO Sol.
said marriage he has cohsbited with sald solsmna
d. in this States that since said maIriag. he las al
ways doportcd himsslf m ehaste, fAithful and ~.
fecuonats husband, but that Tho said Solsmn., who'll
o. OF aboat the at day Of July, 1850, ut aid Con
cord, committed The crime ef adultery with c:ttda
iewd man 70 four libellant unknown, and Also 90
tmos bstwssn said May ist and July 9Th, ls6s, with
divers other lcwd mon 10 your libellant unknown.
Wherefore, and because consistent with the peace
and morality Of society, yoar lihclant prays hst
divorce nom the bQpds of matrimony may be de-
creed 10 him, and. as in duty bound, will ever Pray.
~f'7' : W. - - JAMES Y. fORD.
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E-oxxo PORTLAND, sAco . r0Rrs.
MOUTH RAtikOAD-ss..ss
Araosvmsni = Co@nsneins Meoday, NAY u, isss.
Trains leave ~ foliossI
BAAsSsrd - ssath Dervist Juscsisa, rutsns.th asA
Bas.m q al snt oIo A. -, 80 = ~ ssd e1 y =:
Mourning. lrsvs Bosom 81 % ~ and soo esd
400 ,. =. Tvn rostsoosh . ioso a. r., ~ ~
Bsidsfrd ior ratiasd, u ii.ts. AZ, Tia sst
s0p n Recurring At DIS and s.0A.n.. and 1ss and
On Noodays, wsdsssdsys end rrAsys " . % .. 2.
train 10 and frua Boston On run vs kAsten h.nsssd,
sscpysnr esfy Of esco, B5deud k<nseesak esth bss-
VIA yuscsioa, Pprnosth, Nevbsypot, ssaem Nna
On rueshays, Thursdays and Saturday,, sfn rvn w
Bostsa Nass u. r., Stopping sair Il bAca badsssd,
Kssnstsnl ssth Bsrvtct Sssssos, pover, ksssss hs'
A trla jssyss nAdeiDra i9 Portland and ipssnssdAis
ssstioaa daily 1t 80 a. y. ketaplnS ksvss Portland
Sss Dddsssrd Of S2Drn. q. ~.
P.s~nrrn uIli osssve that the Kxpsess train ~ NJ
s-s.n 4 rua orsr ths Eastern RAiivsd o. MooAAys,
w~inrsdayv suk rrdsys, and svss Ne Bolton Am asss
Ralrs.d en- rsssiAys Thursdays ami ssisrasA sa'i"g
r"a''A MAJ '" iRiScs cnAsr, SAP.
BLaSesora. Apul ., 1889. i7 l.' sd y
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F0R BOSTON - +.
49, The new and superior ssa-ssng
6SSt&ss, steamers JOAN BnooKs and MoHrsss
Al, hAviag bsen atted up 81 great elpenss With
tho season ~ fIllows, ...,.r..lt. ..
Leaving Atlantic wharf, Portland, ATT O'Clock
and India Wharf, Boston. every day ~ O'Clock
P.M., Sundays s1ceptcdL
. Cabin hTe. .............s.'s.s..tt.b
Dcck. ...........'........s'.iSo
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
Sept .. 1859. ' .' 2lu
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Among tho Directors are the well known names Of
GEORGE ststson, samuel y. Hsrsey. Amos N. Rob
erts, william II Smith. william McGilvery, Prank
I'm MuIsy, Isaiah stetson. A. ID. Manson. Francis
NJ Sabine, and John A. Peters, ". {. I.T..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-02
ELTTRR EARMEITS HnR MIi 4 BOYS
DEGIsTER,S NorICE.-Notice

% EGISTER'S NOElCE.-Notlce Is
L & hereby given that the following accounts
have been passed and filed in the Register
Office at Ebensharg, and will be presented 10
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, Tor
confirmation and allowance, on Monday, the
9th day OF November next, to wit
The partial account of Mathew N. Adams.
Admir- of IgIatius Adams, late OF aShlnSteh
township, deed.
The account of Wm J. Duncan. Guardian
of Sarah Elizabeth Williams.
The account of VIM. j. Duncan, Guardian
of James c Duncan, minor heir OF Jas. Dun
can late of B.ackick township, dec d
The first and final account of Wm II Sech-
Ter, Admir- of Eleanor M CURE, late OF Clear
field township. deceased.
The first and final account of John Bender,
Admir- Of N ,rgaret Buser, late OF Carrollto"n,
deceased.
TIE frst ani final account of John Bender,
admir- OF Mary Ann Bu-er, late Of Carroll
town. deceased.
The first and 6nal account of John Bender,
admir- of Barbara Bcscr, late Of Carroiltown,
deceased,
The second end final account of Emma
Priugle, Adm'x of John Prngle, late OF Vii
more borough deceased.
The first account of William Young, Ex r OF
Mrs. Isabella Brown, late of ConemduSh Dor
ough. deceased.
The frst AMI final account of Jas. H White,
Ex'r OF John White, late Of Black!ick town
ship, deceased.
The account OF Harriet Orr (formerly Har-
riet u Cague) and John Lloyd, Adm rs OF M
chael NJ. Cague late of EbensburE, deceased
The account of Lewis DOnmayer, Guardian OF
John Bomgardner. minor child OF Danl Bonn
gardner, late of Richland township, deceased.
The account OF Joseph Criste. Guardian Of
Alexander Donaldson, minor child of Edw-
Donaldson, late of Washington twp, dec d,
7 dan
of Annie Bomgardner, minor child OF Daniel
Bomyard Ier late of Richland township, dec d.
The final account of Lewis Donmayer, Guar
dian of Leah Bumgarduer. minor child OF Dan 1
Bomgardner, late OF RiclIand twp, deed.
The account of George Shafer. Admir- OF
Mary Rager, late OF jackson township dec d.
Tie second and final account of Peter Ru-
britz and Magdalena Rubritz Ex'rs of Jacob
Rubritz, late of Conemaugh township, dec d.
The account of Elizabeth y. Burkey, Adm x
of Jacob Burkey, late of Crovle twp dect'
The account of James Brown, Ex'r of Wm.
Charlton, late of Prospect borough, deceased.
The first account of f A Shoemake er. Adm r
cum testaTaento anneXo Of John Fizpatriek,
late of Summerhill township, deceased.
The account OF Joseph Croyle ard Mrs. S1-
rah Myers, Adm'rs of Joseph W Myers, late
of CloyIe township, deceased.
The irst and final account of @. c, E ZAhm,
Guardian OF Elz .beth A. c Brady, minor child
of james Brady. deceased.
The first and final account of Henry Byrne,
Ex'r OF Andrew T.. Baker, late ef Carroll town
ship. deceased.
The first and final account Of John a. Bar
Admir- of Bernard NJ Girr, late OF Cambria
township, deceased.
The fourth account of George NJ. Reade,
admir- OF Robert Davis. late ot Eoensburg,
deceased. JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg Nov. IL, loe9
LLOYD successor to R s
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RELIABLE EAGENT.-Pittshurg can boast
one of tie most reliable and trustworthy
advertising agents in the country, and wo
take pleasure in bearing witness to the fact.
Mr.. VIM. Bingham. Jr., treats country prin-
ters literally and boaestly, and is always
prompt and agreeable in all his business
Intercourse. We only wish we could do
more for him in the way of advertising, as
be is good as wheat and surer crop. We
recommend him to such of our editorial
burgh.
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MORE NICE PREsENTs-We do not know
whether stove and tinwa5e dealers possess
more of the milk of human kindness than
other mortals, or whether they appreciate
more highly than other business meu the
virtues of printers ink, but certain it is that
we have already received several desirable
presents from dealers Of that ilk and the end
does not seem to be yet. We have this week
to acknowledge the receipt of two more very
useful articles-a handsome Brittania ware
teapot and soap-stone cake griddle. The
former was sent us by our generous-hearted
young friend, Geo. w. Yeager. of Altoona
who is not only one of the best fellows social
ly on this mundane sphere, but is one of the
most. popular, progressive and successful
business men in tie enterprising young city
of Altoona-all the result of energy, indus
try, attention to business and fair and hon.
est dealing. Thank you, George, and may
you soou have some one to preside over a
teapot oflike beauty and proportions at your
own table and beneath your own roof-tree.
The griddle comes to ua from our enter
prising friend over the way, Mr.. Geo. Hunt
ley, who is just now for the first time intro
cucing these useful articles in this market.
Everybody appreciates hot cakes. and as the
healthiest and most palatable can be baked
upon these soap stone griddles, no culinary
department should be considered complete
without one. Mr.. Huntley has them of all
sizes, to suit large and small families.
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whatever other name may be given. If you
happen to be present and are OF a contem
pative mind, you can spare an hour to good
advantage by observing the various charac-
tiers who assemble under the vain delusion
that they have come for and will succeed in
enjoying themselves. Faultitssly aitlred
females, counterparts OF the brass headed
and wire-bodleG stands used il the shops of
nodiStes, for the display of hnery. viii be
found in profusion, with the single exception
that the former-are filed up with flesh AID
blood and endowed with motion. The gents
in stunning" attire. hover around these
butterflies Of fashion, and as the dulce.
strains of the band Of accomplished musi-
clans strike up quadrile you are dis gust
ed with the manner in which they bow. and
scrape, and in constrained conventional lam
guage solicit tie hands of walking milliner
shops for the pleasure of-not dancing. but
lRnguCly moving through The sett. Then
comes refreshments iced creams, conItits
and cakes are passed around, aud rs it by
universal consent the dancing is at an end
and the real business If the eveuirg-frta-
tion-commeGces Tired and disgusted they
seek their several homes, and in their heart
of hearts must acknowledge that instead Of
enjoyment they've only experienced misery.
Turn we now to the country frollc. No
coming late mere lOr the puT pose oI Creating
sensation by an elaborate toilet and no
rouged cheeks or powdered faces. Clear
and lively compiexons. and sparkling eyes
brimfuI of pleasure and mischief meet you
at every turn. And the young men. dress
ed though they may be in homespun, are
the prototypes of all that can be manly, and
though they treat the girls with all the def
erence and attention Imaginable, yet there is
no mock courtesy. All present enter into
the spirit which induced them to assemble,
and familiar old tunes which are wrenched
from a cracked violin by the favorite village
player is the signal for the commencement
Of the dance. There is no ceremony here;
each takes charge of his intended partner.
and sets are speedily arranged. Such dau-
cling as then takes place None of your
lazy, languid showing through the figures,
but regular downright dancing, which keeps
time to the music Of the crazy old fiddle aud
which is the very poetry Of the business. a
glass of beer or lemenRde and few crack
ers, the latter munchsd at intervals during
the dance is all the refreshments required.
and as the early dawn is creeping athwart
the horizon the beans secure their afhnities
and with gleeful shouts or resoundiug laugh
ter they separate, only hoping that the next
frolic may come soon. Such is The Village
Dance" and your readers who have failed
to be present at such a gathering have in
deed missed a rare treat. BIZ FUZ.
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SUMMERHILL TWP, Nov. 90, 1869.

Friend Mac-Since my last epstle scarce
ly anything of importance has &C, urred
with which to lo m local. However. having
seen by your late papers that the Chairman
of the Democratic County Committee has
called meeting of the members of that
body to take into consideration the proprie-
ty of submitting to the decisions of the Dem
rcratc voters of this county, the question
of changing the present mode of nominating
candidates for the various county officers,
thought 1t appropriate to give synopsis of
the opinions of very many voters in this
part OF the county: In the first place they
speak of the existence of Ring" whose
object it is to supply candidates suitable to
the objects of the members of the "Ring"
and they complain that the present mode is
peculiarly adapted to the forwarding of the
interests of said Ring" of the facilities it
affords for the corruption of delegates. They
scont the theory that man whom they look
upon as unworthy or unfit is nominated by
the Convention, they are bound to support
him.. And, if you take notice, :he returns
of the recent election indicative plainly the
content of which | speak. not only here but
other localities in the county. The general
impression In this locality is that the mode
of nominating ought to lie changed, and z
great many favor the adoption Of the "Craw
ford County System"
Now, taking into consideration the i'm
portance Of harmonizing the party as well a.
placing in n, minatiou the most available
and popular candidates, l suggest to the
Committee te present 10 the people the sew
eral modes of nominating, with the view o
obtaining the choice of whichever plan
majority of the Democratic voters may de
eide to be the best in their opinion.
Yours, Automatically, SoLTERo.
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ALWAYS THERE-That Star" on James
J. Murphy's awning and always there
Jas. NJ, himself and always there, made
up clothing of all kinds and always there
NJ. lCS Cliuton street, JChnstOwn ; and al
ways there. willingness to oblige; and
always there, good bargains and always
there, as cheap goods. as well cut and as
well sewed, as can be found in Juhnstown.
D, ess coats, vests, overcoats. pants, drawers
undershlrts, and gents furnishing goods
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF L MD.

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF L MD.
IN Having procured perfect list of all
warrantee names, dates of warrants, and of the
payment of the purchase money. and the names
of the persons paying the same. with com
plete Map showing the location of each tract
OF land in Cambria county, | am prepared to
procure Patents from the Land Office for the
owners Of Unpatented Lands, vi der the Act of
Assembly of the goth of May, 1864. and the
supplement thereto. as required by the recent
order of the Surveyor General.
Dec 2, lS69.-3m GEO. IL READE.
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stove AWAY What shall we say of
Frank Hay? The other day we called his
way. and we must say Frank makes it pay
sending stoves away. If we wished to buy
a stove we would 90 to Frank w. Hay,
Washington street. Juhustown. for the sim
pie reason that he keeps a great variety Of
patterns and such q number Of cook aud
parlor stoves that any can o make a
choice which will please Then the fxins !;
there is nothing in the stove or tinware line
that Frank has not.
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A GENTS WANTED!-AGE ENTS

A CENTS WANTED AGENTS
IN WANTED. S75 to $2G0 per month, male
and female. to sell the celebrated and original
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, i'm
proved and perfected it will hem fell, stitch,
tuck, bind braid and em3roider in most su-
perior manner. Price only SIS. For simpli-
city and durability it has no rival Do not buy
from any parties selling machines under the
slme name as ours. unless having a c -rtifcate
of Agency signed by us, as they are worthless
Cast Iron Machines
For Circu lars and Terms, apply address,
II. era WORD Il CO.,
oct.2I. 4l3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CARRoLLTowN, Nov. 90. 1869.

Dear Freeman-I noticed few weeks
ago the fact of young lad named Laymer
having fractured his leg at the hip, by fall
from chestnut tree. He was able to move
about again, but on Friday last, while in
the act of walking across the room, he was
attacked with a sudden dizziness. and falling
to the floor re-fractured the same limb.
One Of your Chest township subscribers,
Mr.. John LantZy. succeeded in killing
monster she-bear, in the vicinity of his resi-
dence, few days ago. Mr.. L. is veteran
hunter, and perhaps the most successful in
Northern Cambria.
Our citizens are laboring under the incon-
venence Of great scarcity of water. The
majority of wells in towr have completely
"dried up" and considerable number Of
residents are compelled to drink beer as a
substitute for this very necessary fluid.
Whether the extraordinary drought is owing
to a combination between the clerk who
superintends the CELESTIAL water-sprinkler,
and the lager beer brewers, am not pre-
pared to say. IF this terrible state of affairs
extends 20 the cities there will be fnaEcial
crash among the milk sellers.
Our ball ON thanksgiving night was
success. and apropos to this subject 1t might
not be amiss to devote few remarks to the
very observable difference between city balls
and
COUNTRY DANCES
In the city whether under the name of
''scirec, - -, rnssc,,ss" "grand fop," or
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-02

. Why DoN'T You call at Cohen & Broth
er's New York Cl thing Hall and buy suit
of clothes? They still keep in the Opera
House, No. 2l4 Main street. If You forget
the place. read the sign on the passenger
car. as it travels the streets. Cheap clothing,
good clothing. neat clothing, suitable cloth
ing. fashionable clothing, shirts. collars,
vests. suspenders, furs. umbrellas. trunks.
hats, caps and all gents furnishing goods.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-02

FURs! FURs Leopold Mayer, the pop
ular dry Q, DDS merchant. 212 Main street.
Opera House. Juhnstown. keeps large as
sortment of cheap and suitable furs along
with his Immense stock of dry goods, which
he will sell cheaper than they can be had
aEy where this side Of Siberia. They are
goins rapidly. Those who want a choice
should call soon. before they are gone, All
kinds of dry goods and dress goods for sale.
Capes and circulars. hats and bonrets also.