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observation-disclosures
wAItREN q FRANKLIN FARMERS
4 oil CREEK RAILROADS CoNsoIs-
! rDATEDaar lsxo ia s-oeoa
New and Most Direct r. outs 10 the Oil
Sire ,1ft .f1Regions.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT
On and aftcr MONDAY Y MAY soTIi 10
trainswi "A run rs .follpws.s rnN > ~ sei


LENvE CORR:
GOO a. NJ. ENPHFsSS-Sp -Sparfansbura
6.2s; 'rryonvillc I; Hydctown 7.if; NJ
tnsvilie arrive 7;2oL depart 7.27; Miller
tro arr. s15, Tvs. s.l7, Columbia s2s, TAR.
Farm s.25, Rvnd Fam .Ru Seville
s.3s Oil Cfty s.55 lvs'GC0. lockwood
Walnutbe Oleopoiis a.2h cSnnrtst-
ing with train for PltlloloD y Hctrv's Bead
2. lgSgle Rock, Tionesta ld.i4, llirk,
ory 5, White Oaks 1884, arr. Tidicutr
arrives 1O5l lv. 1906 Th5npsofis
arriving at lrvington at il.35n. M n eit
ltNOiA. NJ. Snattanshur,. II .46.
CennOvilicc u. y. M Tryonviilet
Hydetown l330 arrives at 1itusviii H.. TO-
Tvs. l2.45, Atiiicr Farm l.Oi, Pioiieer l.l7,
arr; Pet. Centre LIS Tvs l.27, Counbia
l.33, Iarr Farm l.33, Rynd Farm
Rousevilie LII, arr. oil city 2 O5. ivs. ~ 1.
Rnckwood Walnut Bciid II -piesno,
Us 2.io, connect with train for Piurief
Henry Bond Eagle Rock 'rinn-
esta BIG, Hickory White Onkssa =;
arr 1ldioute Az, Tvs 4.07, Thompson's
arrives at lrVtncton ~ o ID. ~.
6.05 Z NJ ACCOMMODATE SInrisnshur,,
Obs, Ceptreville 7.GO, Tryon,ilie IT
HNdetown 7.25. arr Titusvllle T.35 lVs : a.
Miller Farm SOS, Pioneer s.2a. arr M png
Centre @.S Tvs Sa5, Columbia ?. II. Tur
Farm S.4i. RNnd Farm giousevil!ss.s5
arrives at Oil Cityp.l0 y. m
LEAVES IRVINEroN.
li.i5 \. NJ. MAII.-Thompson'a arr.
Tidlouie l2.a6 Tvs 1913, White oak. ig. s3
HICKORY, 1ioncsta 20, rafla l,orl,
,llonry's Bend Olcopoiis ..O5 CON
meets with train for Pitholel wannl Bend
. ,' Lockwood arr Oil CITY -2.Ss lvs
~, louisville 5S Rynd Farm
Tarr Farm $40 arr ~ Pet. Centre q -
lvs. 3.Si, Pioneer 800, Miller FARM Sac,
arr. Titusvillc 40i, Iva 4 IL IIvdetov,,
~ y; M, Tryontillc conireviilS
100, Slartansbnrg 5.li, arr al CORY is
800 p. NJ. ExpRFss-lT,lorrsop. u .,
q. arr az IidiQute 50,lovs 5,52. Whilc-
llaelc Rock ,iicnr,y's Bend ni'e''' S;a,. G,s.
opolis 7.l3. Walnrt Dond = Rockna,md
arr Oil City 40 I've 7.iT, Rouscville
s'ui, hNnd Farm Tarr Farm :. Is. Col.
M uiiloan esiS' afr ret Centre S.2ilv SIS. Pr
onecr $40, Miller Farm S.45, arr. Titusvine
VIZ. iNs eIo, Hydot~wn pa. Trvonvilie
pm. 'e'''
LrAv- OIL cry.
t;V9 n NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS -Rnuec-
NN'li,H 10, lsNnd Farm Tarr tarm rs
COLUMBIA IN. arr Pet. Ccntrc7 ...5 Ivn : -,
Pioneer -, Miller Farm s o. nrr. Titas'
N!ie SIS, Tvs. S.t3, l!y,letowii S3l. Z. v,r-
WHO tentcrNillo $50, =, RrianNhurt,
Ole. arr, Corry S.35a M,
All traiusrnpnect n Cory with trains
on lhi'a. q Eilc amrpal AMI 4. X O.. ~.
East and West for New York, Ph'iaie,-
phia harrisburg, Eric e Cleveland, and
win bniialot Cory & Pittsburgh Railway
for Builalo and all points on tho y, \ Cnn-
tral Runway. At oil Cisy with trains on
Allegheny Valley Railroad, Aal Franklin
Branch y. n q. w. At lryireien wnh
trains on Piila. " T.. Ra.lroad east aud
west.
-. HEPBURN JNo. prrC(iRx.
rEle.n,sent. Houf Mnsscr. =
'sii rv nks, iSc.nT71 4
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A GEMS WANTED FOR

a GENTS WAIVED FOR
a THE Light OF Z WORLD
BontRning Fleetwuod's Life of { hr'si ;;
and strves of the APOSTLES. fuvanpeiisis
ana Martyrs, po'dI dos 1IlNi,t,,lsss of
Shrlst aIlty 'tiSstory of the lows. by
JoseIhusF Hist lrv Gf al retipions 1c-
me- nhnalions,' wi treatise anf tahlcs rc-
lating 70 exentscOnnected with Billie His
i@aiyi containing manY Inc engrav !ues.
Ihe whole forming a co,npltie trersnry al
Shrlstian knowledge. W, FLINT re S.
Seventh ST., Phils. 49,
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~ trims Ser Nondav, Nov. -, iSe'
H''r'l w. N cn lLis loac as iqi.oNS;
LEAVE ERlt- ~ouruWARD.
ll;55 a. NJ. ACCoMMaD. .rt,,,--r.c r.covns
Newcastle nj 7:C5 and arrives t,pittsbur,-h
1880 "A. m. -
lo;25 a. NJ, PlTTsnuRGH EN., stops al AL
y ttion5, and arrives al \. 4 o.. ". r. Y.
Transfer n l;SO p. m, a. Eowca-tle at BIS
p. m, ana at fttshurgh at 600 y. m.
5;05 A. H.. ACCOMMODATION. from Jancs-.
town. arrives at A. & G.. ". II. Il. Transfer
At 5;iO n. M, ut Newcastle 1t 7.u5 a. ~, and
Pittsburgh at 1000 am.
500 =, NJ, Mixed Train leaves Erie fer
Shaton, stopping ut all intermediate points
and arriving at lO:l5 n. m.
LEAVE PITTsBURGB-N0 -N0RTWARD.
7;l5 A. NJ, ERIE EXPREss. lravc> New.
castle at lO,OOa. M. a. &fi. ". II. R. Tr,ne-
fer at ll;2n n. M, and arIlv vas at iue ~ Z;S0.
7. M, making close cn'hection tor Euiia-
10 aud Niagara Faliss f.A
3:3j p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS. Ioav7 Now
castle ut d;30 p. m A. & G. ". r. II.
transfer ut 1:a5 p. M, and JamesfoWn 8
S:SO II. m, connects with mixed trains thar
arrives in Erie at l;35 y. m.
6:2O z, NJ. Mixed Train lew. sharon for
Eric, and erriving at GirGgd ~ l.:iJ a. m.
and Erie at ti;55 - M.
! Trains connect at Rnehesterwith train for
Whtelng ana all points In West Nasiuia.
ana at iilttsbnrgh connections fpF Pldlades-
! phia, IIarrisburgh. Baltimore.and Wall.
r lHglnn VIA pennsylvania Central Huilroad
I Erie Express North, connects AZ tsi,ari
! with cleveland ;eall Erie trains Westward
for Cleveland, Chieago. and an points IN
me Nes, IT Erie with phiadelphia.v Erie
Rallroad ior Cory, Wnrrcn. Trviuu,,,, .
| 1idiqute, sc,. and with Bufalo a EI,s
Railroad for Bunalo, Dunkirk. Nia,srs
Fails and New YORK CITY. ,''7N'"
a- +. n. FlNNEY,
| General Sun't
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l2.Sa ~. N. night Exgresq, ,'ai'v rar
Cleveland, Cincinnati a,sl the west ane
southwest ;.conuortSa at MmGviHc. .Snnday.
~" pied. Tor Franklin md on CITY: nj
iioaviitShurs, Sunday excepted COR YG,,nws
town;@ Cleveland With Lake Shore Rail
way ior nc west AID northwest. and AT Gin.
way for he soutYand southwest. A slrcn.
iig car Is aIaclyd 10 this tram at y. Yorl
running tl!r udl to CinciIatti.
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GROVER & gAkEbS
@E.SS zSss " a GEagf< Els.


Tlc following are selected nom thou'
ai.,.s OF testimonials of.sinii!ar charu.tc
,-.,,,ro..;,... ,,,, rs,se,,. ,,,,, .i,s ..,ef.,
eii,eF'i sc N-"ftf Q bai-ef 'IA' -'-' "N'
all others.
iil,a H., C-r,ar z Ealer NJ,
,l,ioc ia tl,a,,irst l,'s,a. i..-a,,.,a. II : H.
...y ether. sbnulA am u1nt Grover,
-lti.el; and hauins a. t.rr-ar 4 B,j.er
Shce pierN, ivariatv of worl, and is easi,
loo, l-rrIt.F ~ - a o.,35ser Mrs ). c. Cr
20 icarn tl,aH a0y -Js-<sttr,,.,io,,.
~ ,'eAi'E 'a2t "ufioses M.
rT''I have had several ,,o.,...,-,.
rien'' N.Y. '''1Vrr y Baker Nia,hii !,
.'i,,i. ~ l.rry'- !. ~, ti ~ siFrsiun.
cisi Yi.i.i .n3. ana Ia. .I.ilf ~ 'f'1it
81 cF,er. ortha{; {;roverN N E.i. ~
''ie'si5' al TT" Nit,rs, Nov wv ior |
lss.'if.ftf Nltrl - f.ffffTN 4
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q
Leo r. NJ. Lightning Express, connect.
!iy daily at Eilnira with Northorn Central
ia WAY, for Wiiliamspnrt, Harrisi,nrt,
i,M !ade'pliia and Baltimore, and mt New
York for Boston and New England cities.
\ Sleeping coach is attached to this train
al tincinnati running through to n. York.
6 iuIe.f-
.. 81, +. NJ. Cincinnati, Express daily.
li,ayScFceptri, c''iinCcunn a. Is i,gi,,,Ii,-
fon for Albany and Tho relehratcd snn-
.'fFs =. SO ESssGgs ys, Sharon Springs, and at New
York for Boston aitlait i&ew ~" S2ah cit
es. y Sleeping ear isattached 10 this train
y y Nfadville running through to New
s ik y
+.l7a, IN, Stocl, freight and Accommo-
!at!on Sundays eNcepted.
5.45p. M. rrig,it aud a ceommodatIvi,
excepted.
1o.25 a. m, Way Freight, Sundays ex-
cepteG.
Boston and Now England passengers,
With their BarCa- are transferred ircc OF
'iargoia Now York,
Tho best'ventilatcd and NEST luxurious
Sleeping coaches sa's7n the Worid-Say ao-
company MI night trains on this railway.
S,s fhc Eric Railway Company has n
penod anew Ferry irom their jersey. t1iit:;, ~,
Depot Is the luOt Of - Street. thus cna-
ming Passengerslo q reach the upper portion
10 fie city without the expense and annoy
ance Of a street car or Omnibus transfer.
w. The scenery alon the entire route
oi the Erie Railway is Of tne most pIctur-
5 tue and baautihii character. Admirers
81 nature : bt aut.es, in daylight journey
over Tiis Line, VIII fitd in It's ever chang
ing landscapes subjects OF continual all
nlirati0n and interest.
B.fGti-iGE. .CIfECEED 7J{ROEGH,
ANA Fare as Low rs iiy amy other route.
kSEsGf TiCktTS VIA ERIE E'Y-
Whici can be obtained al all The prlnci-
pal Ticket pn!ces in tie West or South-
west. WM. B. BARR,
l.. u. RUCKER, Genl Pass'r Ag't.
tien'i SGlt.
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DSN CHnMAN' Y, Fascination or Sou
i clarmlnT.-{OO PAGES; cloth. 1his
wonderful book has fan Instructions loen~
able the reader to fascina:e either sex, or
anv animal, II, viii. Mesherisn. Spirit
ua,.ism, and nHnury-- - other cur. "a eS-
G"rimeuts. II can he niiaincd ly sond-
Ing address, with 10 cents posiaVp. 20 r.
~. ErC3s, & o., No. IL So. Eighth st,,
rhiladslPh Phia, Ia. zi It
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i.5oP. Nj. Way Freight, Sundays except
GOING EAST:

S.i1 \. NJ. New Nor' Day Express. dai-
y '7uhiavs excepted; connects mt Great
bend with Delaware, la,ehawanna H Wog-
tern Halfway, for Scranton. and at y. York
WIN nidnight cSlneSs ira II tl New Jer-
'ay Railroad Tor Philadelphia.
y Sleeping car II attached 10 this train q,
{ !rNe'and running through t. Ho.uelIs-
Niic cannoctinas~ri'h ira,n' avin,r new
and improved Drawing Room Coaches nj.
''cied, RAINING through TO New Yo!k.
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! .; WAT;ciI(no nollar, appears pea tdi,I aimos. ot
',,, 2"a%i, Y Y such may he had, ,nd hum.
.4.a,. .,,.l n ustfol articles, 10y paIoniz.
,'s.,, 80 ~, ,NPhUMMER & CO.'S .'oNr
ing n6, 8 iE,sAbE.
r,ISyHt'2n 81 doing business has been
lhioi ny authorities. and a Dec;.-
y, Sendcred from tho Internal Revonne
= " ,n.. NJ Nyashin ten, dated Nov.
ar d 4 stiar.Ieir business per.e,s-
ayr aud legitimate, and ent.,
az cutu the different g!i> enterprises. ..
aur>e all coGot ,,ct watches, blankets, &c..
pr one Doiiiir,lh i'm very large ub, on,
j ,iie-e astjqios are sold lor One Dollar. a,
- extra IN lUroment, and some menbel
the club mas The chance of obtaining il.
nov 'tatUra 'ntrafi'ired hv This ,n:e,.
iisiii, iisnl, - 10 pay their agents "a. -.
o cash oT merriiaidi ye, ANA 10 prepay tat
&Press Vnarges. No letter Opportunity
an DC offered 10 eitiycI ia.,ies OF ,pn leHieh
'aving ie!aGle time, To form clubs lor tins
.rni.
. hei,d their r#lvertiscment in another col
nam. ald send Tor catalogue.
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HUMMAsoN, BROS, Propr's.

THIS house is new and fitted up in first
L class style and is headquarters for all
persons visiting the great oil field of lick
orv. The bar is furnished with the best
of LIQUORS. The proprietors will spare no
pains 10 make Il the most desirable stop
ping place in the oil regions. PLY
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g .,r SlYS'aH,iin0S HiS Mail, Mondays except
q. Ciorlfviiir with i,ricN i,i.,S n,i IA
road, III Sharon, New Castle ana, ,iaSi'
burel' aud az Cleveland With Lake sST0,.
,laiload for the West and northwest. A
s.egins ear is attached to thiS train a, Now
Y<k running through to Meadville.
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A GENES WANTI D--}-.-i pen m'nth iy
i! ,ston, Mas. on s.. Louis, No. 2G 3m
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Because

The Blood Purifier is the
ouiy article in the market
mhichcontainsthc celebrated
costly Drugs imported OK
pressly from Sweden for its
Manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
Of rodophyllum (Nlandralie
Root,) and is a substitute
for Mercury.
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Because

After eleven years expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
tcrs (unsolicitNd) of the re-
markabie cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column Of cures by these
medicines.
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FINGURHENr 7UAEG.

THE highest Cash Pric('as 49, ior me o.c
: ATE Bank CurrenG,t p;i C,,,. -, -
ford County. Nerans OF Of tba ,, M ~ .:a,ih S,a,h,
Petroleum Rank, orIT,nnt,i,,i,'',,I NIX 'su Statr
I5,., a,iik is7'io@ as FEEi ne. cashier
''' 10 .''N,''a' y - 2ncstn Savings Bank.
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".3' T. NJ. Frsigl, id Aeeomin sdition
da V Sunday N.ltai, 80.
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.iaiy.
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A''IE & PITTsBU Roh r. II
SLEEI'X.SG NiRs

~ trims ,Ser Monday, Nov -, iSeo
- H1''T' " N cn ILis loac as iqi!oMs;
LEAVE Eitlt.- -,oIrrItY ARD.
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More uiau tWo-thirds Of all tie
sqW.n- done In i:ly ,:ip,iy iir the last two
years la. been done by '.roNor a Baker
Machine, and never rad q garment rib
og nco-i ncniin-. eNyrri th0srrent> whifh
trul.coiue hgvS ~ "a. make 10 Whole clOth.
4 $ m mg ap Mon. by ,ar tie most valu-
a'lfot any I have t-iod. Alls. Henry
- ard BrC.hrr
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T ICENSE NOTICE.-The following

ICENSE NOTlCE-The following
- applications for Tavern, Eating House and
teIm of Court, commencing on MONDAY, 9th of
TAVERN LICENSES.
Clearficld Twp.-Cecelia MEG ough.
Chest Springs Bor.-J. Mckenzie, Silas A. Nc
Cough,
Carrolltown Bor-Lawrence Schroth Law
Conemough Bor.-Mrs. Mary A. German, LIST
ward; Jacob weidman, Cd ward; Mrs. Mary
Baily, I'd ward George Kurtz, I'd ward.
Conemaugh Twp.-Levi Jacoby.
Cambria Bor-Catharine Raehberg, Conrad
Mayer, Edward Howe, Thomas Springer, Daniel
Mcdonald, John KurtZ. Joseph Sally.
Croyle Twp.-Victor Voegtly.
East Conemaugh Bor.-Lconard kist
EbenSburg Bor.-Isaac Crawford, West Ward;
Francis c: rlatt- West Ward; K. p. Linton &
Son, East Ward.
Gallitzin Twp.-ETancis J. Parrish, Jacob Gar
ner, Michael McMorris.
Johnstown Bor.-John Bending, I'd ward; Jos.
Rich'd Jelly, I'd ward John Gerhardt Sd ward
Chas. Zimmerman, Sr., Sd ward John Fritz, Sd
ward; Adam Bershank, Sd ward; VIM Doubt,
Sd ward: ReniFius Durach, Sd ward; Patrick
Kelly, sd ward; Peter Sally, Sd ward: Thomas
McBann, Sd ward; ID. w Goughnour, Sd ward
Jacob Fend, 4th ward; Henry Scnable, 18th ward;
Henry HansIDan, 4th ward:
Jackson Twp.-William Richard.
Loretto Bor.-Daniel Kelly, Flavian Bingle,
F. X. Haid. John B. Myers.
Mllville Bor-Em1 James, Sarah Bradley.
Summitville Bor.-Christian Reich, James N.
Rifle, Henry Hughes
SuSquehanna Twp,-MlchaeI Platt.
Washington Twp.-John p. Parrish.
EATING HOUSE LICENSES.
GarroIltown BoroIgh-Henry Blum; ~, ,
Wilmore Borough-John Schroth.
Washington Twp.-M. Mclaughlin, VIM. d.
Jones, Henry MartZ.
QUART License.
Johnstowu-Vowiukle s. Rothchilds, Sd ward.
May 19.-3t. j. K HITE, Clerk.
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prrcrs OF De HAVEN & Bro,
!" ,,n,b Third Street, Philadelpia. at 8
Nav lG, 1870:
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
,,ru SCHOOL CONVENTION.

,,aersiUped. believing that there is need
'.Ir,J Interest In the cause OF Sabbath
4. would respectfully and cordially invite
.ssnarsIly. throughout this county, to
invention, in the Presbyterian church
..,OTn ON Thursday, June 9Th, at o.
NJ to organize, If the way be clear, a
II ISShhsth School Association, and appoint
/ y. 10 represent our county In the State
IN school Convention, to be held at Harris
.une l4th.
Ssth school officers are requested to fnr-
Fatistics Of number OF children, teachers,
srs in their respective schools.
sSiCurned meeting will be held in the NJ.
4 frrb Al O'Clock, p. N, where several ad-
4 nav be expected
n one and an who feel interested in the
rDse Entertainment will be provided
Frap, q distance
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ing congregations. and feel sure that II win be
a success All lovers of Amusement will find 1t
the right place to enjoy themselves innocently.
The ladies have already procured large aasort-
ment of very fine articles, to be put up for
chances One good feature is that there win be
no bogus articles offered, as is sometimes the
case at such places.
As local news is scarce, I viii be brief for the
present. ZIG ZAG.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

10 HENRIETTA WIN0ARD, OF San Francis
co, CdtGoTnf0. one Of the Heirs and Lcpal Repre-
sentdtires OF EDWARD SHoENAKKk. deed:
Take notice that an inquest will be held at the
late dwelling house of Edward Shoemaker, late
or EDensburE borough, Cambria county, Penn, .
sylyania, dec d, on THURSDAY, I'd DAY OF JUHE
NEXT, at o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose of making partition of the real estate Of
said decedent to and among his children and Ie-
gal representatives, if the game can be done
without prejudice to or spelling of the whole /:
otherwise TO value and appraise the same-at
which time and place you are requested TO at
tend, If you think proper.
JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff
Sheriff s ONCE Ebensburg, May 12, Is1O.-4t
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NOTICE "A Petition for the Incor-
In poration of ''The Cambria LiteTuru ASCOT
alton of JOllnstotU1l," having been filed in the
Prothonotary's Office of Cambria county, NO
TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the same Will be pre-
sented for the action of the Court OF Common
Pleas, ut June Term, 1870, when, If no suttl-
cient reason be shown to the contrary, the
prayer of the Petition will be granted
By the Court. Certified 10th Way. $50
From the Record j. X. HITE,
Nav I9.-4t. k'T0thoflOtdTB
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ of Fl. Fd. issue: out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria county. and to me
directed, there will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the UNION HALL IN JOHNSTOwN, on Friday,
the Sd day of june next. at o'clock, p. NJ,
the following Real Estate. to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Jas. Muir
ply, of, in and to piece or parcel of land situ-
ate in Yoder township. Cambria county, adjoin-
ing lands of bartholomew McCabe, Michael Gil
met, George Hornick, and others, containing
5 3-4 acres more or less, about acres of which
are cleared, having thereon erected two story
Plank House and Frame Stable, now in the oc-
cupancy of James Murphy and Felix Kennedy:
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit OF
c. b. Ellis JOHN A. BLAIR, sheriff.
Sheriff's Once, Ebenaburg, May 10, 1870.
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SubIinle-'Twas in the merry month of Nay,
when bees from flower to flower did hum, and
sensible folks turned out every day and to shoe
makers store did come-for they all had heard
no doubt what made their hearts with pleasure
leap, that Shoemaker & Co. have the prettiest
goods out, and sell every thing wonderfully
cheap. All tastes suited and all buyers pleased
with the goods and prices at Shoemaker's MANI
moth store. Go buy, but don't go BY the cheap
est store in town.
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NOTICE.-A Petition for the Incor-
IN poration of ''KictenepG1uliilg Tribe, No. co.
of TnpfOUed Order of Red Men,, having been hled
in the Prothonotary's Office of Cambria county,
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that the same VIII be
presented for the action of the Court of COM
mon Pleas. at June Term. 1870, when, IL no
sufficient reason be shown to the contrary, the
prayer of the Petition viii be granted.
BY the Court. Certified IIth May, lS7O.-
From the Record. J. K. HITE,
may I9-4t PTOthOn0tdTy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-19

NOTICE ALI persons are hereby
In cautioned against purchasing two judg-
ment exemption notes given bv the.nndersigned
to Philip Skelly. both dated 5th March, 1870,
one due 5th April. 1870. aud the other 5th
April 1871 each being for the sum of four
hundred dollars, ($4O0.) No consideration wss
given for the above notes. and We will not pay
the amounts called for in them unless compel
led to do SO by LAW.
DAVID SMAY.
CHRISTIAN SMAY.
Summerhill Twp, May s, lS79.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-19

Go Thou. GGc.-John put on his Sunday
clothes and went to see his Betty. He was one
of the truest beauX-she was blithesome, good
and pretty. That John went there to court his
Bet, or, in other words, to spark her,iss plain
enough, for now they're wed, and-buy their
goods from Vallie Barker. So good folks all u
lesson learn from John and Bet, and hundreds
more, and in seeking cheapest goods first turn
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-19

HRIAL LlST.-The following causes
n have been put down for trial OF the en-.
suing term of Court, commencing on MONDAY,
JUNE 9th le70.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE

LNAECUIURS NUIICE. =
IL Estate of ELIZABETH PATTERSON, decd.
Letters Testamentary having been granted by
the Register of Cambria county to the under
signed on the Estate of ELIZABETH PATTERSON,
late of Blacklick township, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make payment without delay. and those
having claims to present them in proper form
for settlement
May lest. JOSEPH S. Mardis, Executor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-19

Prints.-If you want American prints, or
any kind of Prints, go to Mayors Store, Johns
town. If you want choice silks, go to the Opera
House, Johnstown. If you want fancy hats and
bonnets, go to No. 2l2, Johnstown. If you want
nice gloves, lace, hose, capes, or collars, go to
the n. York Dry Goods Store, Johnstown. But
if you want anything i'll the dress line, then we
advise you to go TO Leopold Mayert New \ ork
Dry Goods Store, No. 212, Opera House, Main
street, Johnatown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-19

COOIIy CIad.-The lady who was raped up
in her own thoughts had very thin covering and
caught bad cold in cosequence. She has since
wrapped herself up in splendid dress goods and
a beautiful shawl selected with lady taste
from the superb stock of goods OF al KINDS AT
the Iow-priced cash store of A G. Fry, where
any amount of people can be made just as hap
py, save much money and secure Just as pret-
" goods as the sensible lady in question
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-19

Easy EnOugh.-Iti is generally considered a
more difficult matter to raise the money to buy
flour than to raise the bread after the flour Is
bought, but so long as r. j. Mills keeps such
good article of f1our-and sells it at such moder-
ate prices, he must be a poor man indeed VINO
can t raise the wherewithal to purchase enough
of that indispensable commodity to feed hln-
self and family. Invest your money at the
Ebensburg Flour and Feed Store.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-19
- cnMMISSIONER. :

W In-,,o,ion of many friends; / hereby
be soicilAu unsn,ii,,ate for COUNTY COM
hyself, a. alS',h;ect to the decision of the DEM
i0NEK, su' s,'Tn of Cambria county, or to
C91ESe'DHe I'VE DHenocratic voters of said coupz
Of the me- other manner expressed. If
WhateNITa elected, pledge myself 20 per-
bated ,iss aIu of the position honestly and to
ihe duu il1r ability, keeping ever In view the
sts Of the "'A PATRICK SMITH.
-. Twp.. May Il, 1S1O.-tf.