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MARRFED.

TODD-G -GLASS.-On Tuesday last, al the Cath
ollie church in Loretto, by Rev. T.. A. Bush, Mr..
WM. a. TODD. of this place, and Miss ANNE L.
GLASS, Of Munster township.
We have heard of older men and richer men
than our friend Todd hitching themselves up in
the matrimonial harness, but we have never
been called on to recofd the marriage of more
worthy or more clever fellow than cur young
friend, the hero of the above adventure. He
has won the good viii of all who know
him, and but ccko the sentiments of
his many friends when we wish him al the bless
ings aud comforts which pertain TO the most
exalted state of double. .blcSsedneSS VIII. has
secured an exemplary and devoted wife, and
Annie has won husband kind. industrious,
loving and generous, and hence there can he
no room to doubt but that their future lives
will be pleasant, peaceful and prosperous. Fig
IirGtively speaking toast the newly wed;ied
pair in Il Glass of hot TOdd-y, and wish them
many happy days in the land
HILL-WILSON.-In this place, on the % inst,
by II. Kinkead, Esq. Mr.'JAMES Hill. and Mrs.
SUSANNA WitSoN, both of Pine township, Indi-
ana county.
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LIFTING Erin Clearfeld township nn June
2lst, 1870, CARRY H., oldest daughter of James
and Elizabeth Litzinger, in the 26th year of her
age.
Have marked the moments by her failing breath
Have watched the eyes that calm and clear
Her meek acceptance of approaching death.
Have heard the words of hope and love that fell
From lips anointed aud forever ble;t -,
And On His bosom bear it home TO rest.
And have seen the lids so white and still
Shut down forever on her Steadfast Cves-
Have touched her hands, and fell no pulses
thrill
Her marble checks aud seen no flush arise.
Yet, yet. my thoughts recurring TO the day
When last she looked and spoke and eliil2d for
Would east the present, like a dream, away,
And but in memory seek reality:
Would only see her as without sigh
She said at parting; I'VE shall mectaganl,,
Ere many days and until then, g3pd bSe!'
And heard me answering, Good bye tn then"
Not many days, and we have met again,
And we have pnrted-I in bitter tears,
But she unconscious, even now, as then,
To meet no more in all the coming years.
Oh Godl my God to meet on earth no more
But let our hearts by ta1th ana trust upDorne,
Be firm and patient, life will soon be DER
And ble5t and comforted be they who mourn
Oh, stricken mother, she is yet your child;
Oh, father. brothers, sisters. though we dwell
Yet here oil earth, where, she was once eXlled,
The light she followed shines for US as well.
Her parting words. So fun of Gods pure love,
Which taketh all Eis creatures in its arms,
Must give us courage, lifting Us above
The worlds light sorrows and Its heeung
charms.
Long shall be missed at home her thoughtful
And long her loss. so young and fair be wept.
Pray God that She so pure and good, for G er
In His remembrance and His love be kept
JUNE 25th, 1870. NJ j. dcDs
Teachers AdUocdte please copy.
wAGNER.-on tIe.ssza inst, OF. congestion of
xie lungs JASETysssngi of n. ID. Wagner,
4 /l5z5k, bf Chest springs aged . Eestrs, months
and 2Ydays.
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COURT SALE !-By


- virtue of plurius order of th7 Orphans
Cambria county, to rne directed, will expose
TO Public Sale, at the Court uoGse in Ebens-
burg, on SATURDAY, THE 2siO DAY OF July,
1870, at OcluclS; y. N, tl.e Following Real ES-
tate of which David II Storm, late of Wasbing-
ton township, died seized, to wit:
No. 4. Being the one undivided hslf of tract
of woodland situate In the township of
Summcrhill, in said county, adjoining
lands of Cunningham & Stonehack and
others, containing 833 Acres. more or
less and being the tract of land survey
ed ON q warrant to Isaac Bannaa.
No. ,, Being one equitable interest in n tract OF
improved land situate in Washington
township in said county adjoining lands
of Heirs of Terence NfcEnrtIe, John Nc
Cough, John Kennedy. Peter McGough,
aud others, containing 30 Acres, more
or less, about acres of which are clear
ed and have thereon erected a Dwelling
House, Barn, and Qther Outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thifd of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale, and
the residue in two equal annual payments, with
interest, to be secured by the Judgment bonds
and mortgages OF the purchasers.
FRANCIS D. STORM,
Admir- of ID. I. Storm, decd.
Ebensbur-a June p, IS70.-St.
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GHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
~ writ of Fcii FticidS issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county, and to me
directed, there VIII be exposed to Public Sale.
st the Union R0il, JohnStC wn. on ThlusddtL the
7th daB Qf ,Tiiu ncrt, at > O'Clock, P NJ the fol
lowing teal Estate, TO wit:
All the right title and interest of Terence and
Frank Hughes, Of, in and to a lot of ground sit-
uate in Cambria borough, Cambria county,
fronting 50 feet on Broad street, running back
along the lot of William EicPn 1872 feet 20 an al
ley, and Joining the lot Of Thos Halleran, hav-
ing thereon erected u two story plank house
and shoefi;d ltST shop, not now occupied. Taken
In execution and to he sold at the suit Of &. B
Ellis JOHN 4. BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg. July 20, 1873.
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nm FARM For sALE.-Tb

/ ICENSE NOTICE. The Petitions
- of the Following named persons for Tavern
and Eating House License viii be presented at
the ensuing Argument Court, July Is, 1870:
TAVERN LICENSE.
Mathew Dignan, Gailitzin Township.
haifes Julian, I'd Ward. y Johnstown Borough.
Thomas :. Davis, "a Ward,
John Brady Sd Ward
Michael Griffin, MillVille Borough.
John Smith. Prospect Borough.
George W. Muilin, Washington Township.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
George GtlesSragen. Cambria Borough.
Julius Stich, Carrplltown Borough.
Osborne 3fC-t bee, " est Ward. EbehSiIrE- Bor
Nicholas Wolff, Wilmore Borough.
J. Is. HITE, ProthonOtary.
Prothonotary's Office Ebensburg, June %, 1870.
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local Correspondence.
JoHNsTowN. June 27, 1870.

JoHNsTowN, June 81, 1870.
bird OF peculiar plu.nage, about the
SIZE OIL robln, has been ia the habit of Wis
ting our premises since Van Ambureb's
menagerfe was here. 1t comes almost every
Gay and one day 1t attempted to aliyht and
perch on che of the little girls shoulders.
bet she became frightened and thus alarmed
the bird. 1t must have escaped from its
cage when the show was here.
There will be splendid picnic at Mineral
Point on Saturday, July I'd. Mr.. Parsons.
Mr. Miller and others'.are doing all they can to
make it great affair. large number are
going up from Johnstown.
Local is very scarce hereabouts, this weel;
No doubt people are keeping it ND for the
4th of Jaly, 1870. The District C,urt
opens here on that day, the first Judicial
celebration we ever had. Then comes sew
eral plc-nics, and local items will be abun
dant.
The monotony of town life here was bro
ken by the Silver Comet Band of this place
which on Saturday evening last appeared on
the Public Square, about o'clock. and dis
coursed sweet music to the people, forty or
htty OF whom had convened for the purpose
OF listening to its swelling strains. Potts.
kopelin. Barnes and Mclaughlin made con-
gratulatory speeches, after which the band
Adjourned
little girl of Mr.. Hamilton's. 9th Ward
was bitten by dog on last Sunday in the
following manner: Two dogs were fighting
and she was SO near them that one of the
dogs n.stook her for its antagonist and
caught her arm. biting it severely. 4 phy-
sician is attending to her case.
The eipsies held picnic on last Thurs
day at the Whisky Springs, a place that
corresponds in ali respects to its name
After the usual conviyialities, they adjourned
to their respective homes in their respective
wigwams, &c.
Last Monday WAS called sultry in these
"diggins" and ice was in great demand
We hope the weather will not get much
warmer until after the Fourth.
The picnic at Woodyale on last Satur-
day was grand affair and netted quite a
handsome sum If money.
AS we.passed Benton Il Wayue's hardware
store last Monday, we were called in and
made the recipient OF golden headed cane
Bless the firm that has this much sagacitv.
Benton & Wayne will sell thousand dol
lars worth Of hardware at No. 2IO lust on
account of that Gaming. They keep all sorts
OF hardware at the Opera House, Main street,
JohLStowu,
They say brevity is the soul Of wit, and
we wish to be witty, so good bye.
ROB Roy.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE =

i Estate of pASIEL DIMOND, decd.
The undersigned, having been appointed Au-
citor by the Orphans Court of Cambria county
in the matter of the confirmation of the second
and final account Of William Kitteil, ESQ, Trls-
tee to make sale OF the real estate of Daniel Di-
mond. decd, TO report distribution OF the assets
in the hands of the said accountant TO and
amongst the persons legally entitled thereto.
hereby gives notice that he Will attend 10 the
duties of said appointment, at the Office of Shoe
maker & Oatmnn in Ebensburg. On FfldGB, J7tlll
%. 1S70 at = O'Clock. p. NJ, when and where all
parties interested must present their claims, or
be debarred from coming IN on the fund
GEO. w. OATMA X ,. 4 ifs5isOT.
r.. 90 %
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A UBITORS NOTICE

= Estat9 OF FRANCES tFILIlEsflEi dec q.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county to report
distribution of the money in the hands of Il. L..
Johnston Esq., Aa 7 &c nolslS non clnn tcSid-
gives notice that he viii sit at his office in Eb-
ensburg, on Thursday the 2sth ddy Of july, 1870.
at o cock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of attending
to the duties of said appointment, and where
those interested are requested to attend or be
debarred from coming In on said fund.
WM. II. SECHLER, Auditor.
Eheneburg, June 3, 1sIO.-3t,
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a DEMONSTRATIONS NOTIC

i I Estate nf ] AMES GLASGOW. dec -
Whereas. Icitsrr Of Administration 60 -
estate OF JAAfKs GLASGOW, late Of Witt -oV--
ship, Cambria county. decd. have been Cl1-s.l
TO The undtrrg gnel by the Register of said o7s-.
ty, notice is hereby given 10 All persons llzfE
ed TO said estate 70 make payment VI thQE- -.e
lay. and those having claims against tllt ss.c
viii present them properly sgbSfRrt tiatesi &c
settIontut ELIZABETH GLASlf saZT
White TP.. Ji,ne 10, $50 AdTnirists'- -
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w BANEERo, ALTccfk a-
Drafts on the principal cities ana S-
and Gold for sale. Collections aas
Moneys received on deposit, payatle a. se-
mand, without interest, or ppea. t:sne, r5
h.erest at fair rates. sEc:
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Ebensburg, June %. ls70.-3t.
NOTICE

h Estate of CHARITY DfMGSD, decd.
Letters TeststIn entary ON the estate of CHAR
ITY DIMoND, late of Munster township, Tam bria
county. deed, having been granted TO the I'M
dersigned, residing at Wilmore, Cambria coun-
ty, ne requests all persons indebted 10 SAD es-
having claims TO present them duly authentca-
tet 1nne I0e i6.Sasi' st. JESSE H. DtMoSD, Exr.
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NOUN1Y COMMISsIONER - 4
IN THE NATTER OF THE ACCOUNT

/ n TIE VI a FIX OF TIE ACCOJ = I
= of FRANCIS O'FRIEI., Admir- of sIAfGAREr
MkENNA, decd:
And now, June 15, 1870, on motion of Messrs.
Johnston * St=,n}an, John Fenlon, ESQ. appoint-
Ell Auditor to report dictribution of money in
'the hands of the Administrator to and among
the parties entitled to the same
In pursuance OF the above appointments will
ST az my othce in E5cnsburg, on Saturday, the
zd gay or j GtD neat at o'clock, v. NJ, for the
purposes OF said appointment, and where all
interested are requested 10 attend.
JOHN FENLON5 1ttditOr.
Ebensbure june 3, Ie7O-5t.
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ORPHANs. COtRT sALEl-By

ORPHANS COURT SALEl-By
~ virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of Cambria county, to the undersigned directed,
there will be exposed to PUhlfc Sale. at the
Court House in Ebensblra, on SATURDAY,
The 10th day Of JUlD llert, at o'clock z. NJ, the
following described Real Estate of which Ed
ward Burk died seized, 10 wit:
PIECE OR PARCEE. OF LAND
situate in the township Of Washington, county
of Cambria, and state IF Pennsylvania, ljoin-
ing lands of NichCl;is 4. Bunk, Cunningham *
Stonebeck, Aren't Sonman, and Others, contain-
ing A3O Acres, more or less about : Acres of
which are cleared, having thereon erected one
and-a-haIf story Plank House and Frame Stable.
TERMS OF SALz-Gne-half of the purchase
money To be Pai on continuation of sale and
the residue In one year thereafter, with inter-
est, to be secured by the mortgage ana judg-
ment bond of the purchaser,
WILLIAM BEHE, Administrator.
MashinEton Twn., Juno % 1910. ST.
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We learn that persons in some parts of
this county are shooting grey squirrels at
this early portion of the Summer season. =
We would cali their attention to the act of
the Legislature. approved the 2ist of april,
1869, which prohibits the shooting Of squir-
rels altogether between the Ist day of Jan
uary and the ist day of August, the penalty
being FIVE dollars for every squirrel SO killed,
and if the offender refuses to pay he shall be
imprisoned in the county jsil for ten days.
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An Eruption.-A fierce eruption OF Etna
has been going on for some time past. We
mean of course the IEtna moving machine,
with which George Huntley has been of late
sunplying farmers bereabouts at very rapid
rate IIIlntley is the only man who has right
to sell the Ktna in Cambria county, and II Is the
only machine really worth buying.
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a New SigUs-John J. Murphy, determined
not to te elceilUd by any other man, has caused
large new sign to be painted on the front wall
of the Mansion House Corner, Johnstown, call
ing attention to the fact that he keeps dry
goods, dress goods and carpets, fancy goods and
notions for sale. The sign contains about one
hundred square feet. and is done up in a fanci-
fuI style. Mr.. Murphy understands both how
to buy goods and how to advertise them. Take
look at his sign.
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The Wrong Name.-One of the prime
movers In the removal ratification meeting
would have it that Il. Il. Davis should be one
OF the officers of the meeting, when it is well
known Know that Mr. Davis was busily engaged at
customers who visit his popular store in the
East Ward
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Dry Goods Store, Johustown, No. PIP Opera
House, Main street Heavy eales were made
and lots of money taken in. Cause why: Afr-
Mayer keeps choice dry goods, hats and bon
nets, trimmings etc. and the people are pre-
pairing for the 4th of July, and he keeps up his
vast stock Of goods by daily purchases, SO that
people can always obtain what they need, and
at the lowest possible prices too.
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Nice PIace.-A cool and comfortable place
to visit these hot days is c. t. Roberts sllpefbly
fitted up and neatly arranged clocK5 Watch,
jewelry, stationery book and variety store,
where many handsome and useful articles are
constantly tempting people TO invest their
money to good advantage by handing 1T over TO
Chsnn. and getting full return and compens;-
ton therefor
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Leopold 81 Brother. JohnstoN-n. rank
among the foremost business men of that place
IN the clothing line. They are men of energy
and keep an eye to the latest fashions and the
neatest styles. Having n partner in the city.
they can order any kind of rnade-up clothing al
the shortest notice, or take ones measure, send
IT to the city and get suits parts of suits made
To order, warranted to fit and to please. They
are clever men, AND have fair share of bust
ness. Give them call.
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ArriFed--Those' new goods which Na,iie
Barker went all the way to Philadelphia TO buv
have been received and opened at his great bar
gain store and any person with cash i'm hand
Will find a clear field for investing in mercban-
lar low priced dry goods clothing notion and
grocery emporium.
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Nice BeeC-Akers & Banner, one door from
the post t-ofhce. Johnstown, keep daily for sale
the choicest meat that the market affords 1t iS
preserved by the use of ice, and is as fresh anu
sweet az butter all the time. They have every
convenience both for slaughterinR and presarE-
ing meat. and they sell great quantity daily
They keep constantly on hand steak ana roast
beef, choice mutton, excellent veal, besides
puddings and ham; both salt and fresh. They
deserve as they receiYe a large patronage.
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istsotds.
It for the
IheoxtA
Il u single
: arccon.
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coverings
he Upper.
''''5- Ths
~ have
Others
ThisfreI /
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James ]. Murphy. the prince of clothiers,
holds forth at No. IO9 Clinton street, Johnstown,
where he invites all the readers of the Free
man to call and examine his splendid asSort-
ment of made-up clothing for men and toys.-
James J. Murphy is n fair dealer No fuss and
feathers about him. He just says his say, the
bargain is made, money paid over, and the
thing is done. Call at No. l09 Clinton street
meet clever man-buy nice suit and wear II.
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CherrieS.-We invested in a couple quarts
of cherries the other day, and when they came
to the table sandwiched between two cakes 0l
baked dough, made of the very best Hour sole
i'm this market by f. J. Mills, we found that they
formed IA more delicious pic than printers alt
generally used to. Cherries are eXcellent, pu
Mills -four can't be beat, no matter IN Wha
shane it may be baked.
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Mr.. George Storm, the talented artist,
now visiting his mother in this place, has
just completed most magnificent and per-
feet picture of one of the finest landscape
views in this vicinity. or indeed in the world.
1t is charming picture, and although it
was not needed to establish the reputation
of Mr. Storm as a painter, it is indeed
gem of which the artist may well feel proud.
The painting is to be disposed of at rattle
chances two dollars and fifty cents each.
ExrREMEs.-A prince and a peddlar may
be equally well fitted on. at Oak Hail.
You can get-there coat for two dollars, or
coat for sixty dollars.
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WAGNER.-0n 1liee2a inst, of congestion oi
4lIte lungs, JASET.ssaugfitef of M, ID. Wagner
/l5stE, bf Chest springs, aged kesrs, month:
and 2s22flays.
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NT. Carroll keeps riIshing away goods by
the car load, both dry goods and groceries. He
has on hands, at his large establishment, No.
:.l5 Main street. JOhnstown, some as choice
specimens OF ladies' dress goods as we ever saw
We are pleased with the success OF Mr.. Carroll.
as we consider him an obliging and deserving
man in every respect, and We trust our readers
viii not forget to call with him whenever they
90 to that place. Such a call will surely pay.