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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24
Literary Notices.

The CATHOLIC WoRID.-The April num-
her of this well-known and deservedly pop
ular magazine is promptly on our table. 1t
contains sixteen articles of more than ordi-
nary merit The FIRST is on Religious Lib
erty," and. as it gives the Catholic view OF
that subject. should be read by all. An ar
ticle ON MARY Queen Of Scots" is resume
of DIR. Hoosack's late work, in answer to
Froude's accusations against Mary that she
was an accomplice to the murder of Darnley.
This article attempts to refute the accusa-
ton. There is one article that will especial
ly attract the attention of the American
people at this time. 1t is on the School
Question" and may be taken as the more
advanced and orthodox Catholic view of that
subject. We also find in it an article on
the Morality of Catholic and Protestant
Countries in answer to the NeU Englander,
and long letter from Rome about the Coun-
Gil. Every month this magazine has let
ter from Rome, which is perhaps the only
correct account from there we can get. as it
is written by member of the Council. A
new story Of ancient Rome is begun in this
number, and il also contains several other
articles on various topics, making it one of
the best issued. To Catholics this magazine
is invaluable. and to non-Cathoics it must
prove Interesting. especially to those who
wish to know what arguments Rome puts
for th in support of her cause. 1t is good
tirne TO subscribe now, as this number be-
gins volume. Terms SIS year. Publish
ed at 126 Nassau street. New York, and is
for sale by all news dealers.
The EDUCATIONAL GAZETTE Is a first
class Family Journal, devoted to pure. high
toned literature. Its aim is to furnish in
popular and attractive style the latest results
in scientific. educational and literary labors,
and in these respects its present success is
well deserved.
The March number contains valuable
ticles hy such writers as Prof. John S. Hart
Elihu Burritt, etc.; good stories. inculcating
the best lessons. and much special matter in
regard to National Education in our land
not before published.
c. II. Turner & Co.. eO7 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, are the publishers, and they
deserve thanks for the excellent reading they
have provided for the home circle. Send
for specimen copy. and while you are
writing the letter send the amount of your
subscription, which is Only One Dollar, for
you will be sure to do so after seeing it.
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BUY YOUR GROCERIES FROM oATMAN

A GOOD Invention. = Silvers' Patent
Broom is the most perfect article of the kid
ever invented. II saves carpets, time and
labor, and has been awarded a premium
wherever exhibited. The corn in the broom
is so elastic that it will outwear two Of the
best tied brooms. sweep with half the effort
and hot wear ont the carpet ons-fourth as
fast-thus making it the best and cheapest.
1t is adapted for town ard coultry, as per-
SONS who don't want to make their own
brooms can buy the fllel loops cheaper
than new broom The patent parts will
last lifetime. Mr.. L. Edwards is agent
in this vicinity for the sale of this splendid
broom, samples of which can be seen at the
store Of II. A. Shoemaker & Co., where orr
ders will be received and promptly filed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24
BUY YOUR FLOUR ArML. oATMAN's.

How TO GET Piano OR ORGAN.-In
these days of refinement and comfort no
home. "be it ever so humble" is complete
without a piano or organ with which to
sweeten the hours of leisure and rest. But
how to get one is the problem, when you
haven't the money to pay down for one
Mellor & Hoene the wide-awake music deal
ers of 5S Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa,
have solved this problem by the adoption Of
their new renting plan, by which you can
rent any piano or organ that may suit your
taste and make arrangements to have the
rent money go toward the purchase of the
instrument. By this plan every one can
soon have piano or organ of their own in
the house. BY all means stop in at Mellor
& Hoene's and examine their beautiful stock
and learn their terms. Remember the place
-53 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, next door
below Masonic Hall.
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oATMAN SELLS THE BEST OF GOODS.

SOMETHING NEw.-D. +. Hess & Co.,
a Philadelphia firm, have opened an enormous
Furniture Depot at No. DAT Main ST., Johns
town, ore door from Leopold Bros clothing
store Furniture kept in the old billiard ga
loon. Those needing good furniture or cheap
furniture, or even repairing done, should call
bv all means, as this firm offer rare and aston
ishing bargains. buyer resides constantly
in the city and takes every advantage of the
markets. Hence they buy cheap and can sell
Cheap. Cell aud see the furniture.
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oATMAN CANNOT BE UNDERS0LD.

Mr. CLERK OF THE WEATHER, we beg
leave to suggest that change in your pre-
yramme would SUIT us the best. for too long
has old Winter held carnival here, and it's high
time indeed that Spring should appear-espe-
cialiv since everybody is waiting anxiously to
see the beautiful Spring goods which H. A,
Shoemaker i Co, now seeking to make
room for by selling off their fine winter stock
at great sacrifice.
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TO LAND OWNERS

~ OIICE TO LAND UW NERS.-
~ Having procured perfect list of all
warrantee ma mes, dates of warrants, and of the
payment of the purchase money and the names
of the persons paving the same. with com
plete draft made from the Official records show
ing the location of each tract OF land, ] am
prepared to procure patents from the Land Of
fee for the owners of unpatented lands. under
the Act of Assembly of the Goth of May. 1864,
and the supplement thereto. as required by the
recent order of the Surveyor General.
GEO. n. READE.
Ebensburr March o. 1870 If.
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THAFs So-There is said to be no
place like home, especially if it is the home of
the girl you are counting still if you want to
get something good to eat to take home the
best place to buy it at is the popular cheap
cash store of NJ. L Oatman, where all kinds
of provender can be had at lower prices than
any where else in Northern Cambria. That's
fact, aud people will do well to deal there.
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ID L Z ID ,

EVANS.-At the residence of his father
in this place. at o'clock. p. m, on Friday,
March 18th. Mr.. David I. Evans, son of
Isaac and Mary Evans, aged % years and 5
months. His remains were inferred with
Masonic ceremonies on Monday last.
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IN THE MATTER OF ruE ACCOUNT

n or A. D. CRISTE, ASSIGNEE OF JAMES
A. O'BRIEN And now, March 16, 1870.
on motion of Messrs. Johnston s Seaman,
John Fenlon appointed Auditor to report dis
tribution of the money in the hands of the ac
countant.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor will sit at his Office in the Borough of
Ebensburg. on SATURDAY, THE ira OF MAY,
1870, for the purpose of his appointment, and
all persons interested in the distribution are
requested to attend at the time and place indi
Gated. JOHN FENL A1GItor.
Ehenshnrg M.rch %. 1870. St.
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UsTATE OF JAMES LYNCH,

1Z DEC'D.-Letters Testamentary having
been granted by the Register of Cambria coun-
ty TO the undersigned on the estate of JAMES
LYNCH. late OF Summerhill township, deceased,
notice is hereby given 20 all persons indebted
to said estate to make payment without delay
and those having claims to present them in
proper form for settle emeut.
ANN LYNCH, ExecutriX.
SummerhiI Twp, March "a. 1870. 6t.s
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WHEN our friends are in quest of goods
cheapest and best, let not one of tfem rest
until by bargains he's blest at the well stocked
and low priced cash store of V. s. Barker,
Winter goods selling off at great reduction
in prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

POPULAR g. Fry deals in poplar
lumber and is popular man to deal with He
likewise deals in all kinds of merchandise, and
comes as near giving goods away as any man
in the business There is no doubt about get
ting the werth of your money all the time at
Fry's big store.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

"A fine FARM in Cambria township.
Gambia county. Pa, within foar miles of Eb-
ensburG and adjacent to the Turnpike road
leading from Bairsville to Huntingdon, is Of
fered for sale on accommodating terms. The
Farm contains 100 ACRES. about IS or 10
acres of which are cleared. the remainder be-
ing we'll tinbered. The Farm is in a good
state of cultivation aud under good fence, and
has thereon erected a comfortable TIVE and a
half story HOUSE, large FRAME BANK BARN
and all necessary outbuildings. There is a
never failing spring of pure water and one OF
the BEST and most THRIFTY Orchards of choice
grated fruit in the county on the premises
For further particulars call and see the farm
or address P. H. BERG,
March %. -3m.s Box 81, Ebensburg. Pa.
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

J and easy payments, that most desirable
and valuable FARM recently occupied by him.
adjoining the Borough Of Loretto. Cambria
county, and containing lac ACRES-l00
Acres of which are in good state OF cultiTA-
ton and the balance well timbered. There is
comfortable HOUSE. good BARN and aa
excellent ORCHARD Oh the premises also,
an abundance of pure water. 1t il a desirable
property, beautifully located. and is convenient
to town. schools, and fret rate market fCS
produce. Title indisputaSle Apply to or ad-
dress 4. WALTERS.
Feb. 3 Pm. Carrolltown, Cambria Co., Pa
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BEDFORD has firm styled E. M.
Fisher & Babies, which sounds very home like
Ebensburg has merchant named R. r. Davis,
who has received the only Spring goods which
have yet been brought to this place. and VINO
county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

PoTAroEs. e. ]. Mills, the man who
keeps the -four and feed depot down street, has
now in store some of the finest potat es thai
have ever been offered for sale in this mark e.
just the kipd TOR planting purposes. Gc
and buy.
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LUCKY.-One of the luckiest men at
the late Fair was cur merchant friend, George
Huntley, the extensive hardware dealer As
it is good to buy from lucky man, we suggest
to all our readers the propriety of an early
visit to his mammoth establishment.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

CTRAY HORSE.-Strayed away from
~ Utahville. Clearfeld county. on the night
of the 9th of February, ult, black Horse,
seven years old-stands little forward in the
knees, has white spot on the upper part OF
the root of his tail, and is somewhat chafed
with harness. A liberal reward will be paid
for any information leading to his recovery, or
for his return to the subscriber, living in Blair
township, Blair county, Pa.
ABRAHAM Robson,
P o. Address, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
March 10 1870 3t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

TIE Hoilidaysburg Standard has failed to
reach US for two weeks, How's shat old boss7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

q p.rfs., F ", 10 the State can produce a
!" re- S' likeness of the "human face di-
.assaoh nn An DC taken at the Novelty
"T0 a''0s 0 Julian stre4A
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

! SOMETHING EEw.-Something OF sufi
cient merit to introduce itself into general
practice is Isenberg's new style Of dental
plates. A blind man can feel Cif he cannot
see) the vast difference between it and the
old style. Go to No. sl6 Twelfth. street,
East Altoona and see for yourselves.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

a.Ar n SrooEss.-The Ladies' Fair
1iyb, ,p. perfect blaze of glory on Satur
pr;rs. '.'' The fact that al. the remain
zgs we're were to be disposed of on that
fa'lne attracted large crowd and
r., ~ most intense interest. AS full
Inc r.. an The tables could not be made
!, r. ~ publication this week, we deem
sp merely mention the fact that the
or VIZ VII Ior the most popular landlady.
CT ~aich Mrs. Myers of Loretto and
eoo,,,,..Y'u. OF this place we're the princi-
Vote, aaIs' W was won by the former lady,
last o. '"snding 242 for Mrs. Myers
Bgt5.~I, Tor Mrs. Crawford-25 cents
oss,.s9 9nce of each vote. The large wax
ne,,.s as as prize to the favorite school
led ~ Soont $l25 to the Fair. and was
bed j. i ~ Flora Parrish. the money de-
East sa0 10 her favor amounting to $6s 81
u Z f,o 81 for Matte oatman. these ! two
beds "s ieading Contestants. The net
bit 81 y soo cne Fair it is thought will reach
hJl FAN. Next week we will publish
bsOis put. nT;,. Of the drawings of the more
|e n,rt.E sT IN the State can produce 4,
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THE NEW ETNA
REAPER AND MOWER!

GREATLY IMPROVED,
With double motion, or change Of speed at
will. BY the movement of an easy working
lever, without stopping the team. the speed
Can be easily changed from fast to rluw ann
from slow to fast or by the same lever can
be thrown entirely out Of gear. Alro
grand Improvement ia the new Geared Reel
that is SO popular, and with new Self Rsks
and other Improvements. the = ETNA" is
conceded to be far ahead Of sll its competitors
in every essential quality of q successful
machine.
Far"e ers,
If you want to get the best Reaper and -hotc-
er manufactured. call at George HunIley's
House Furnishing and Agricultural Depot
and see the famed KrNA." or send for ths
new pamphlet of grand Improvements for
1870, sent free to any address.
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Poor women are on oVeTy aide. sHd orphs ns
cry for bread, because husbands and ia
there lived and dfod uninsured 81
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WORTHY OF NOTICE The earth contains
1888 ,OOO, 900 Inhabitants. who SPEAK 1904
languages and belong to over l 900 religious
denominations. More than $4,000 Of these
have policies in the Continental Life Insu-
rance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut.
The aim of this Company is to give insu-
rance at its actual cost and pay losses
promptly. We give this sterling old Com
pany a hearty welcome. Every father should
provide for his family. and the safest and
surest way is by policy on bis own life.
Eoery congregation should insure the life Of
its pastor, and thus lift from his heart a
heavy burthen of apprehension in regard tc
those who are dear to him when be shall be
called from his work:
, 1870-07-22
AUCTION.

rl"IERB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Skitcrct SOM bohandlcnde aorc
boer, vii bIive bortsoIgt we'd Auction
som hoIdcs Torsdo2en dem 2Sdc dcn-
mes Uidd0G KL 10 sIct EIusct Mr..
So b, * 81 Dronnin9cnsgadc en-
Decl MOBLEB og andre EFFEC-
TER, SAINT cfter Begjnring af Poll
timcsteren i Frcderiksted en- Skibs-
boad IS' 5" lang 90 s A. breed ind
drcvcn we'd UamsbIutf SAINT forskjeI-
lige andre Sager hyorom nnrmero
OpIy,ning kan orholdcs paa Skilte-
rctscontoirct og PoIitikammcret.
Frcdoriksicds Auctionscontoir den
ISdo JUL 1870.
c. SARAUW.
, 1870-07-22

Assurances OF every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society foy
any sum from 500 DolIarsto 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Halt
yearly, or Yearly, ct the option Of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment Of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
cejved by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinqueunialIy,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. s. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, ProspectUses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITAgent.
, 1870-07-22

town a Boat IS 81 in length and
s. 4" in breadth, stranded at Hams
bluff, and several other articles about
which carer information may be
had from the Office Of the Dealing
Court or from the Police Office.
Auction Office, Frcdcrikstcd July
18th 1870.
C. SARAUW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-23
GENERAL MARKET.

49,. PugIIc LkpgER OFFICE.
MnrHis, TENN, March y, 1870. J
BAGGING AND R0PE-Light demand, 2i1.
d25c for common; Kentucky 25926c.
BUTTER--Wcs 30Cd33c country 25930c
BR00MS- $500 per doz. Broom corn 81 4O@
81 90 per ton.
CEMENT-s3 00d3 30. Plaster 81 rs.
C CS,sEsE lglgSSc a. JavSt pSae;
-NttaEESE-factoryi o@lsci Westn reserve
'ToTToN SEED De,,vored sro ~ ,otos II,
&C.; i, III.
EGGS-20@2ic n doz.
n nVQKKN- ~ s9s, ~ ~; 40,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

oNEY.-Holders bankers and brokers, and
those who have made advances on city and
county warrants, still ask the prices of last
week. We hear of one who let out $4,000 in
greenbacks on $40, 900 in these warrants, who
is very anxious to have a settlement with the
| borrower. A deal Of confusion and turmoil
is anticipated in Wall street as the result of
the passage of the Funding bill. Stocks, scrips,
and other like securities, are deemed danger
GUS or doubtful. Wall street no longer lends
money to any alarming extent ON such securi-
ties. The best sort of collaterals are required
now when loans are made, because green
backs have become the equivalent Of gold.
Dispatches concur in declaring that nobody
in Wall street wants securities scrip. war
rants or bonds)-all want money. People of
this city are afflicted with the same sort Of
weakness, and stocks, scrips, bonds, war
rants and Tennessee money are all very weak
in the knees.
When Mr.. Lohand was Mayor. and scrip
was worth only IS and 40 cents (this was be-
fore the million and a half bonds supplanted
seven hundred and fifty thousand of scrip,
contracts were made payable in greenbacks.
These greenbacks are still due on these spe-
cial contracts, and because the creditors re-
ceived scrip in part payment. which they sold
and accounted for at IS and 40 cents. it is said
that they have, in some way, forfeited their
right to the money still due them. There will
be a row over this matter when the City COun-
ell meets Contracts should not be repudiated
simply because their execution is disagreeable
or impossible.
CoIToN.- facts to which we have adj
verted affecting the money market in Wall
street, and the scrip and bond market in this
city, have, perhaps. exercised a slight infu-
ence upon the cotton market Of this and other
cities. In middling cotton there was differ
enee yesterday of half a cent more in the
views of holders and buyers, bulls and bears;
holders asking 221Sc. for middlings, and buy
ers offering 2lk TO PIE. Transactions were
confined almost wholly to lower grades, and
only $40 bales were sold. Ordinary. 16 to 1Se; !
ordinary and good ordinary, Is to l9ci low
middlings, 20 to Gle; a few middlings, % to
221zc. Local packets are doing a fine bust
ness. and trade in all departments is active.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-23

THE tasfiesf assOrfmenf Of bo, hats
al I.EIDY & Co.'S. 81
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RATIFICATION.
Grand Demonstration Of the shelby
County Democracy To- morrow
Night.

GRAND Demonstrated Of the shelby
County Democracy To- Morrow
Night.
Tomorrow night rousingmas meet
ing Of the Shelby county Democracy, ant
all IN concert with the party. will be hello
at the Greenlaw Opera House. The com
mittee appointed to make arrangementi
for the occasion have announced that O
number of prominent speakers will be
present to take part in the proceedings
IL will be demonstrated tomorrow night
that our people are alive to their interests
and recognize the importance Of
local success to the party. This is the
more necessary that we may be organ
lied and thoroughly prepared to occupy
and hold the field in future contests in.
volving state Or national politics. The
victory is in our grasp, and all We have
to do to secure it is to rally our forces,
already so well organized and disci-
plined, impress upon them the issues Of
the day, and see oft that every man OF
the party, and every one willing to CO.
operate, goes to the ballot-box Saturday
and votes the straight, unmixed and UNI
mixable Democratic ticket. Those, if any
such there be, who could consent to
elect a Radical to any position should
reflect that they are putting power and
arms into the hands of political enemy
who will not hesitate to use his place
against us in greater emergencies than
this, for it is a well known article of
Radical faith that they recognize a
higher allegiance than any mere social
or neighborly obligations. They are out
of power now, and can be kept out
Every one elected would be nucleus
around which would rally the scattered
fragments of the dominant office-loying
party, just as islands sometimes form
around snag in a river. Let us plant
no such snags to pierce us in
after years, when we cannot probably
pull them out or guard against
them Now is the time to make sure of
all the victories we have won. The Dem
ocratic party of Shelby county is in
power, and if a single Office is lost it will
be through the faithlessness or apathy of
its own members For ourselves we
have never doubted for moment the sue
cess of the entire ticket. We have sup
ported it unreservedly from the day it
went up to our masthead, without a
single do ubt or mental reservation, and
shall do SD until the polls close Saturday
afternoon. The masses, we believe, are
with us, bee ause we represent their pres
emit as we'll as future interests, and ex-
pect to stand or fall with them. We APP
peal to the people, then, to meet their best
speakers and our wisest counsellors at
the Greenlaw Opera House tomorrow
night, and confirm the assertion so often
made, that they are, true to their duty
and party, based upon the principles of
justice and right and convince all
croakers and opponents that we can and
will put the ticket through Saturday,
without scratch or loss of man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-23

DREss trimmings of latest styles Of NJ.
c. Hunters. al Main street 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-23
GERMAN MEETING.
Congress to be MemoriaIixed
Against RECOMMENDATION.

Alarge meeting of our German fellow
citizens was held at the Criminal Court
room last night. A committee was APP
pointed to prepare memorial, obtain
signatures, and forward to Congress,
opposing the reconstruction of the State
of Tennessee. mws
J. Harvey Mathes, by unanimous
vote, was added to the German Citizens
ticket as a candidate for Tax Collector
on Privileges.
The memorial will be sent off to Wash
ington tomorrow, we learn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-23

Mas. NJ. A. RoBERTs has the best Sc
lected stock Of millinery goods in Mem
phis. Call at 1924 Main and see. I3l