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NEW STORE And AMI NElW. GOODS.
-.->ee4..l 4. ,i''i... d V =
WIE take pleasure in announcing to the
wv public, that we have this day openeii a
fine stock Of DRY GOODS, Of every desorip-
sion, and shall always have ON hand a fine
assortment OF all the various Goods appertain
ing to our trade.
Our Dress Goods Department.
Shall always be replete. with the latest styles
Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, in ali
colors, Prints Of all grades and makes.
~ TABLE LINENS, in all styles, Damasks,
Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Diapers OF
every description.
In JEANS, CAssIMEREs, BRoADCLoTHs,
DOESkINS, we shall always have @ complete
assortment.
In BLEACHED GOODS, sHEETINas and
SHIRTINGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, we
shall offer great Inducements.
In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR,
Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, fine Sc
lection and bargains.
tino assortment of NOTIONS on hand.
Call and see us, at the New Store, in Diercks
Dec 3mo 8. w. PORTER Il co.
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FEEfassll ssFrzTss7e 7T---7 IA sssia n
NEW OPENING OF FURs.
GALL AT SH1VgR's
LARGE
DRY GOODS HOUSE
A ND see that elegant lot Of FURS, it being
a the largest, the handsomest and best as
sorted STOCK ever brought to any market
'oPfh FaEHda G1%E3 fTonsafE!Mng in part OF
French Coney COLLARS,
French Ooney TALMAS,
French Coney BERTHAS,
French Coney CAPES,
French Concy Half CAPES,
Sets Black Astricans Collar and Nnf
Squirrel Sets,
Squirrel Angola Seta,
Children's Coney Sets
Children's Angola Sets,
Children's Blue Sets,
Misses Mink Sots, Collar and Muff,
Sets OF White Fox, Collar and Muff,
Black Coney Capes,
Black Conoy Collars,
Black Copey Muffs,
Coney Patent Mnffs,
French Patent Muffs,
Look at these, and you will see beauties:
Super Mink MUFFS and BOAS,
Squirrel ,Mnffs and Collars,
Fitch Berthas and Muffs,
Large River Mink Boas,
Small River Mink Boas,
Super three-Stripe River Mink Muffs,
Brown Coney Sets, Berthas and Muffs.
Brown Coney Bertha with Tails,
Lustre River Mink Collars,
Lustre River Mink Eugenies,
VICTORINES,
CAPES,
COLLARS, -
CUFFS,
AND BOAs.
or every description, variety and style, in all
colors and qualities.
We have taken advantage OF the decline in
these Goods, and are thus enabled to offer
great bargains and inducements to buyers
generally.
aS- CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. IA
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Living Writers of the South.

Fresh Goods
ID ECEIVED to-day:
~ 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, ex-
ira and family.
1900 pounds Fine Feed.
Best Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese, Saur Kraut, Minoe Meat, (son,e-
thing nice,) Brandy Fruits Jelles-assorted--
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Oysters, Lobsters. Ssr6ines, Deeicated Cod
Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon,
Nov 90 LEAPHART & sLoANs.
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TO the United States IN United States vessel but
understand the Minister says he has no vessel 70
send them H. and under circumstances VIII send
on any who cannot prove their citizenship. In this
case the Great Republic Will hardly be required
here Is one dollar day on the railroad, and many
have large families.
The Paulisia Company has advertised for tenders
ior the construction OF the thirty miles oil railroad
between Jundlahy and Campinas, In the province OF
san Pauo, either for the whole or part and by lump
OF rates Inc tenders are to be into san Paulo
by the nrst OF January next. general opinion 10
that the company exacts 30 many guarantees and
nxes such low rates for moving earth and rock that
there Is little encouragement TO contractors.
Tue cataciysm scare has passed away, although
some persons were uneasy on the 18th, IL being
reported that II had been postponed until that day.
IN. scare seems TO have been general Brazil, but
nothing out OF ordinary appears 10 have occurred
ing TWO hours, Is gravey reported by the newspaper
OF Bahia inland town. However the eclipse did
not extend to other places, 40 IL may he supposed 1t
was special one, got up for the benefit OF that
town. In Rio the scare is gone but there IL some
dsputing az to which OF The numerous miraculous
Images kept 1t OF. The festival OF Our Lady OF the
Peak took place on the and the majority appear
inclined TO think that the catastrophe WAS passed
by not TO prevent the festival. Accordingly the
now or vehicles and pilgrims was great
and the harvest must have been exlraordl-
nary. The chapel is situated q few miles
from Rio on the top OF rock and Is reached by $50
steps, up winch most OF the pentents go upon their
knees. man has been known TO vow thirty Three
poands OF wax 10 The image ana to carry IL on his
back while clambering up on his knees. have moi
yet heard what were the receipts this year. but last
year 1000 IN money were received on the feast DAY,
and the amount Of wax presented weighed $4,000
pounds.
The province Of Minas Geraes has Just voted the
sum OF $4,000 Tor the purpose OF eeipg slaves anu
IL Is probable the Provincial Legislature OF Rio ia
nero Will do the same before 1t separates. The va
Ilous provincial legislatures have voted about
$4,000 this year Tor emancipation purposes and all
the provinces have not yet held their sessions. the
law forbdding slave auctions IL now being enforced
by the Judiciary.
In Pernambuco the hne theatre called the santa
Isabel was burned on The 18th OF september. A
deputy yainly tried TO pass bill through the CHAM
Der OF Deputies to grant the prohts OF ten lotteries
to rebuild it-about 400 600 milrees.
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The following were the closing street prices for
government bonds United States currency sIxes,
1917 q 1918; do. skies, 1881, registered, 117k
1175a; do. coupon, ll73S 1l75s; 40. 1vetwentles,
registered, May and November, 1l2k q ll2h; do.
1882 coupon, do, 114h 1l4ss; do 1884, coupon.
do. 1924 1l21s: do 1866, coupon. do, 1l3 1l3K;
do, registered, January and July 116h 115k:
do 1865. coupon, do, 1867 l10 do. 1857, coupon.
do, 11514 1851; do. 1858, coupon do. llbs a1lt;
do. ten-fortes registered. 1o7k 1o7h; do. coupon.
l07H 107la.
The following were the 1nal street quotations for
the leading Southern bonds:-Tennessee ex coupon,
SO 594; do, new. 50 a52H; Virginia, ex coupon, SO
sOx DO. new, 90 o3S; Georgia skies, 81 80; do
sevens 90 92As North Carolina, coupon, 40 43;
do, new, so o a2h; DO, special tax, 80 1914;
Missouri skies, 81 oi1; do. Hannibal and st. Jo-
sepn 90 q %; Louisiana skies, 6S . 90; do. levee
skies, 90 a 6o14; do do. eights rs so; Alabama
eghts 90 "a; do. nves 90 e2 South Carolina SKIES,
SO q SO; do. new, 65A a &c.
The government sold one million gold to-day In
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


teas THURSDAY, Nov. ass p. II
Tns gold market was more excited to-day than
has been Its since the subsden CO OF the men,
orable speculation OF last September. The price
again gave way under the pressure to sell and
touched 124A. the lowest since the close OF the
and In fact, since the year 1883, when IN the enthu
sasm succeeding several successive victories Of the
Union arms 1t declined to l22s. II viii DO remem-
bered, however that In the subsequent year. 1904
der reversal Of these influences 1t to 2s5. In
deed, there some who assert that it touched 300
In those days gold speculation was new thing to
Wall street. and the system OF recording the Auctua
lions was not as perfect as now However the rec
crds which are regarded authority, fix tne highest
0gure at 1856. Its action has been quite spasmodlc
from that time TO this the speculative element en-
tering into the market more generally and increas
ing the transactions IN gold even beyond those in
stocks. Thus the dealings the cath OF September
last amounted TO ABOUT six hundred millions OF dol
lars. Speculation eliminated then, and the price
under the operation OF legitimate causes has gradu-
ally diminished to 1gures which represent the grow
ing credit OF the government ana the country. The
highest and lowest prices Of gold In each year since
the suspension Of specie payments are shown as fol-
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and wabash, s. . SIX: Fort WAYNE. soK sski
Alton and Terra Hauts preferred, SO bid; OHIO ana
Mississippi, AK 2ek; Delaware and Lackswanns,
loS5I 100; New Jersey Central Of %; Chicago and
Alton, I4s $50; do. preferred, l4ok l4sk; NORRIS
and Essex. s7h s7K; Hannibal and st. Joseph.
1857 1oa; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central.
FAX 25 The highest and lowest prices OF the
leading sfocka Wera A fQllQMs:-
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the following lots at the accompanying prices:-

Tue earnings or The Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail.
road for the second week In November show an in
crease OF s4,Ts0 compared with the corresponding
period In 1893.
Assistant Treasurer Foger has reappointed Mr..
w. e. White, chief clerk Of the SubTreasury, and the
appointment has been confirmed by Secretary Bout
well. The operations OF the Sub-Treasury to-day
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The demand for wheat moderate, but holders still
withheld their supplies but little business done. The
were basis Of further Of 30 &c.
The sales comprised about fbW0 bushes NJ III - for infe
nor No spfg NJ d 81 30 fer good 10 choice do.
delivered, 81 sss 81 - Tor red and amber wntsr "
sad u q for red ssssrp Rys Va. aull md weak
s.ssdy with 8 fsr demand The saas weH about 7Aoeo
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i
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CoIToN-LITcBFIELD.-On wednesday, November
"a, IN the Strong place Baptist church, by the Rev.
DR.. Taylor, assisted by the Rev. Or. Storrs and the
daughter OF u, u. Li,ohded. all OF BROOKLYN.
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sTaeET QUOTATIONS.
Half.past Five O'Clock p.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Nov. a5-6p. Nj.

THURSDAY, Nov. s5-6P.M.
CoFrgE-The market was active the demand being
from the full prices realized The sales were
s,595 bags Ro Farlina 7ss do Santos Bsona and
1889 do. do. seaia. private We quote Rio
ordinary cargoes 1885, 4c. fair do, sc l5c good
do 15c l6c prime do, 16c lie; extremes for lots
lSc. IKE Java, 22c. 2Shc.; Singapore, 2oc 22kc
ceyon IKE lsc haracaibo, l7,sc sosc. Lsguayra.
l6Ac. 1sHc. jamaica 16c. 161c. Costa Rics 14JSc
lslc Mania loo DC Mexican loo &c.,, and savsni-
Ia, loo. o ls1yc., all gold duty paid.
CoTrosT market for this staple fairly active the
demand being oeay for export prices weo STEADY
closing however, weak at our quotations The offerings were
fair while the sales 1890 bales ncludIng to srryc
OF which is were for export a7 for spinning "a on
ss,.: ~: s IN " a H S.saa,, o.
100 do for Febrnrv AZ EJs 200 do for March on priv s
terms and 100 do. strictly d& bidding for FEBRUARY At ssO.
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LUUE AND nHALF-KeceIps II 36B bbls nonr, 272syi
Us sG sa 9sr.y Tne oar make, quiet, bal
wbss n, saie. Scrs laoo0 btls within the range
q The quotations vas aa end nominal
Rye nou was rlne more active And higher sales $50 bbs
Cprn meal dull aud heavy hodSh prices jowor
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The Princess Margaret recently asked the young
Duke OF Genoa, in reference to his accepting the
candidsture Tor the throne OF Spain whether ne pre-
ierred short life, but glorious and brilliant or =
long ana peaceful AxistoncA "Ths latter,n replied
the lad.
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CLocK-KEsDALL.-Inh rook'yn. on Sunday. NO
vember FL, by the Rev. ]. Il. Seares CARLL A
CLOCK to LIZzIE, daughter OF T. E. Kendall, Esq. Of
Lawrence. Mass. and niece OF G. D. Lund, Esq. Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. No cards.
GAsr0R-HMToN.-ln Boston. on Sunday, Noyeu-
Der 81 by the Rev. r. A. Bart0l, d. d., ROWLAND
CossoR CASTOR, OF the fraternai Association, TO
MISS NJ. EMMA HILTON, daughter OF Andrew J. Hill
ton, all OF Boston.
JosEs-CosovER.--On Wednesday November ~
al The residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
isaac Reilly assisted by the Rev. II. ID. Northrop.
GEORGE A. JONES 70 ELIZABETH A., only daughter
OF John I. Conoyer ESD. all OF this city. No cards
mcfARLASD-Ai.DRiDGg-0n Wednesday evening.
November "a, at the Church OF the Messiah, Brook
Ign, by the Rev. Richard b Duane ID. D., j. 7. MO
FALKLAND, Al. D., OF Savannah, Ga, TO FANNY H..
daughter OF Nolney Aldridge, OF Brooklyn.
STRANGE-ARCHER.-On Thursday, November %.
at the residence OF the BRIDES prother-iniaw John
r. ConOver, ESQ.,, by the Rev. MIR. Peek, assisted bT
the Rev. Mr.. Quackenbush, mir. EDWIN b, STRANGE.
OF Hastings to Miss HARRIET NJ. ARCHER. or DObb's
Ferry. No cards.
TINGLEY-PHILLIPs. lon wednesday. November
"a at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
MIR. Cox, OF New Brooklyn, CHARLES rINGLEY, OF
Newmarket. to MARY ELMIRA NJ, daughter OF VIM
Il. Phillips. Esq, OF Plainned, N. J. No CARDS.
YERPLANCK-KEARNY.--At Saugerties, Ulster
county, on Tuesday, November %, by the Rev. Dr..
Robertson, SAMUEL vERPLAsck, OF Fishkil, TO Ma
TILDA G. KEARNY, daughter OF the late John w.
kearny, ESQ.,, OF Saugerties.
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Holders OF gold paid 7, gold, Lag, q, and per
cent TO have their balances carried over. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were rs fol-
a1OWa.-
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DEGISTERS NOTICE Notice i.

ID EGISTERS NOTICE Notice is
II hereby given that the following accoun 5
have been passed and filed in the Register S
Of1ce at Ebeusburg, and will be presented TO
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, for
confirmation and allowance, on Monday, the
7th day Of June next, to wit
The partial account of Peter Schara, Exec
utor Of Nicholas " eiland late of Susquehanna
township. deceased.
The first and partial account of John E.
Neason. Administrator of John f. McDermitt,
late Of Chest township, deceased.
The account of Cecilia AcGough, Admins.
traHi1 of George Nc Cough, late Of CIearfeld
township, deceased.
The occount of Francis Luther, Guardian of
Ann Elizabeth Luther, (now Mrs. Eider.)
The account of William W entz. Guardian of
William Ohio Stevens.
The account of Catharine Horner, Admx. of
Daniel Horner, late OF Taylor twp. decd.
The first and final account of +. Bearer.
Guardian of Mary MagdalcnR and Catharine
Gantner.
The first and final account of John n. Dou-
glass and William Ivory, Executors of Mathew
Ivory, late of Allegheny tow wnship, deceased
The final account of Jacob Stoltz, Adminis-
traitor of the estate of Peter While, late of Car
roll township, decd, of the personal estate of
said dccedent.
The account of Ephraim Goughnour. Exec
utor of Margaret Goughnour, late of Taylor
township, deceased.
The account of Jonas F Goughnour and
John j. Warner, Administrators of John C
Goughnour, late of Taylor township, deceased
The first and final account OF Geo. NJ Reade
Adminisrator of DR.. John N. Jones, late OF
Ebensburg, deceased.
The first and final account of Cyrus L. Per
shing, Guardian of Arabela Welch, a minor
child of Sylvester Welch, late of Frankfort
Kentucky, deceased.
The first account Of Mrs Lydia Marbourg
Adm Z of Frederick Marbourg, late Of Johns
town, deceased.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Recister's Office Ebensburg Nav g. 1858. It
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ICENSE NOTICE.-The following
Ia persons have fled their Petitions for Tav-
orn and Eating House Licenses in my Office,
for the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county thereon, at the next June
sessions
TAVERN LICENSES.
Cambria Borough-Thomas Springer. Patk
M:Cauley, Edward Howe, Ignatius Ko6ler,
Daniel N'Donald, Catharine Rehberger. Danl
M'Peak, William Gallagher, Geo. Smith, Jos.
Saler.
Conemaugh Borough-Mary Ann Gorman,
Peter Malzie, Mary Widman, 1st ward John
Fisher, Jos. Shoemaker, Thos. Radcliff, Mary
Ritch, Jos. AlWine, Geo. Kurtz, Cd WARD.
Carrolltown Borough-LaWrence Schroth,
Lawren &c Steich.
Carroll Township-Cathsrine Baker.
Chest Springs Borough-SilAs A. M'Gougb,
Peter j Mckenzie.
Croyle Township-Peter Brown
Clear6eld uship-Cecelia M'Gough.
Ebensburg Borough-Isaac Crawford, Js-
rome PlAtt, west ward Linton Son, east
ward.
East Conemaugh Borough-David Falcon,
Leonard Kist.
Franklin Borough-Petcr Rubritz.
Gallitzn Township-Jacob Gearhart, Mich
ael McMorris, S. A. CElste.
Johnstown Borough-Ricbard Jelly. John
Bending, Thomas L. Davis, Margaret Nichol-
son. I'd ward; Adam Biershank, J ohm Gearhart,
Thomas M'Cann, K. Durach, William Doubt,
Pat Kelly, Chas. HoSteln, Andrew Aenning,
| VIM. Linton, Chas. Zimmerman, John Fritz.
D. w. GoughnOur. Sd ward; Henry Schnabel.
Henry Hansman, Geo. N. Holman, lin District
| Court, 4th ward.
| Loretto Borough-John B. Myers, Flavian
| Bingell, David EgAr b Albert Bender.
| MillVille Borough-Hannah Slattery Sarah
| Bradley, Emanuel James.
RchIand Township-Joseph Gels, George
! Conrad, Peter Helm.
summitviIle BOrOugh-HenrJ Hughes, Chris
tian Reich.
| Summerlill Township-Victor Voegtiy.
| Wilmore Borough-John Schroth.
| Washington Township-Wm. Callan, Owen
| SWeeny, Henry Martz.
| EArINe HOUSE LICENsE.
| Carrolltown Borough-Henry Plum.
Johnstown Borough-John Jordan, I'd ward /;
| Adam Pfarr, Sd d, Henry Hansman, 4th " d.
! Loretto Borough-Daniel ]. Kelly.
| Washington Township-William D. Jones,
| n. M'Laughin.
| WHOLESALE LIoUoR LICENSE.
| Frederick Vowinkle and Edward Rothsehild,
! Sd Ward, JohnstoWn.
J. Z. HlTE, Clerk.
Ebensburg, May 6, 1869.
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kHERIFF'S SALE.-By Writ

HEhIF 3 SALE.-By virtue
- of writ Of Vend. Expon issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
", and to me directed there will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the CouRr HoUsE IN EBESsBURe.
on MONDAY The 3Isr DAY OF MAY, at 7 O'Clock
p. M, the following real estate to wit All
the right. title and interest of william Burk,
of, in and to piece or parcel of land situated
in Washington township. Cambria county. ad-
joining lands of the heirs af Edward Burk
Aren't Sonman, and Others. containing I62
acres, more or less, unimproved. Taken in
execution and to be sold at the snit of Louisa
Keepers. JOHN A. BLAIR. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, May Is, 1862
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A CARD take this method Of an
A nouncing 20 the voters Of Cambria county
that am candidate for the ONCE Of COUN
TY COMMISSIONERS, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention. If
nominated and elected hope shall be able,
by faithful perfoi nance of the duties of the
Office, to satisfy the people that their con6dencs
has not been misplaced
PATRICK DoNoUGHE.
Allegheny Tp., May IL, 1853 -5t=
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A UbIroR's NoTICE-Ths unde,

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-Ihs undep,
IA signed. having bses appointed AudEser
by the OFphans' Court Of Cambria eoaney 70
distribute funds IN the hands Of JosEPz CAoYLx.
Administrators De BoxIs SON of the estate Of
Thomas Croyle, decd, among the heirs snd
legal representatives of said deceased, hereGV
gives notice that be will attend for that pur-
pose, st his Office in Ebensburg, on TUxHDASs =
the 18th day Of NAY next, Et o'clock, ?. i. !,
when and where all persons interested may At
tend. JOS AcDON AID,
Ebensburg, April ~, le6s%t. AVAiSoI,
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~ OT1CEI-All persons wishing to
procure one Of the celebrated E7SA Now
THe AND RKAPTHe MACHINES mast leave their
orders with me before the 2Oth day of Juno
nsxt, % that ] may have suziciens tiIno "a Oh
tain the Machines before they wish TO uss then.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
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= NJ. MON cry,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
WHOLESALE DEALER AND REcEIvER OF
FLOUR AND PRODUCE,
no. 6 SmIIhHeId Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
COnsignments of PRODUCE solicited.

PITTSBURGH REFERENCES. Hart,
Caughsy L Co.. Bankers. Arbuckles Co ,
Wholesale Grocers, c. H. Love & Bro, Dry
Goods Merchants, W. d. Cooper l. Brother,
Wholesale Grocers, Reymer Brothers, Confec-
tioaers.
~ Circulars with Brands and Prices sent
to dealers May l3, 1869 -6m ].
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DANcIEG-We noticed gentleman pass
ing along Washington street the other day
carrying bundle. Every now and then
he wonld stop and take a little "hoe-down''
to himself. He had been to j. J. Murphy's 5
Star Clothing Store and bought a thirty
three dollar suit of clothes. He was over
joyed. Ifyou want to be joyful go TO J. j.
MurpEy's, Clinton street, Johnstown.
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SwALLows.-The barn swallows did not
make tEeir appearance In this vicinity until
Tuesday last. having probably waited until
Cham. Roberts should receive and open out
his exquisite assortment of jswelry, watches.
notions, stationery, ETC., which is certainly
vsry large and beautiful. and contains near
ly everything desirable 10 that line.
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"RAIL LIST.-List of Causes set
down for trial at a Court OF Common
Pleas, to be held at Ebensburg for Cambria
county commencing on Monday, the 7th day
of June, A. D. 1853
FIRST wEFR.
Mccoy vs.. Litzinger.
Kern, OF al. VS.. Fleck.
Black VS.. Simpson.
Rowley vs.. McHugh.
Allison Vs. Myers, ct. al.
McGOnigle vs. Burk. ct. al.
Scott vs.. McGlade, Il Pa. R.
R. Company.
BrowE VS.. Black.
Swope vs.. Flynn. ct nj.
Porter's admir- VS.. John Porter.
Hobart vs. Flynn. ct. al.
Boro of JohnstoWn vs. Treftz.
Same vs.. John Jones,
Vickroy VS.. Ryckman.
Eager vs.. Dunn.
J. X. HlTE, Prothonotary.
Prothy's Office, Ebensburg, May ID. 1869.
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DIED-Recently. in Benzonie, Benls CO.,
Mich, Jennie. wife of W. j. Young, Esq,
and daughter Of ar. John Kooksu, Of Johns
town,
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Snow CARus.--Nelson Taylor still paints
show cards above Benton and Wayns's
hardware store. on franklin street, Johus-
town. The best painting in town dope here.
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GOOD, BETTER, BEST.-Ths best
" and cheapest Tobacco and Cigars IN tom
are st n I. ostpaa's. 90 and see.
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=, YIN n DI hA1E, OHeIIH.
Sheriff's Office. Ebensburg, May II, 1869.

II ICENSE NOTICE.-The following
A persons have filed their Petitions for Tav-
ern and Eating House Licenses in my Office,
for the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county thereon, at the next June
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

Flour AND PRoDUcE.-Wo take pleasure
in inviting the attention of our readers to
the card of J. M. Montgomery, in another
column of our paper. Mr.. Montgomery is
fully prepared to fill all orders for flour and
produce Of all kinds, and also to receive pro-
duce on commission. To persons wishing to
consign produce to the Pittsburgh market,
or purcha ase there, can safely recon- M end
our young and enterprising friend, j. M.
Montgomery. Of No. 6 Smith6sld street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. See card.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-13

UT AeAIN.-We are glad 70 announces
that Rowley Davis has almost, 1t not entire
ly, recovered from his recent illness, and his
friends and customers may expect ere long
to greet him behind the counter again. In
the meantime his salesmen will sell any and
all goods contained In his splendid stock at
the most reasonable prices. Give them .
trial.