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dence tnow Of Philadephas oldest Practtioners)
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plants being graduate of the University of PennsyI
vanias d. 1885, his Diploma contains the following sic
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PHILIP SYNG PHYS!OK, N. D., Prof. Surgery.
RERHAk SERsMSS SS0MXF D. Prof p Srsn on M.s
i. 9. JAMES Prof. on Obstetrics N'' 40 '' -
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". / g. nHME H0RNER' Ela NJ d. Prof ON "a Anatomy.
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written for the Freeman.1
HOHENZOLLERN.
BY ROB ROY.
A Parody ON HohenIinae.

BY ROB ROY.
For 'Zollern, when the sun was low.
Lager and lrine did freely flow,
And dark as winter was the glow,
OF spirits rolling rapidly
France sups Rhine wine, both far and near,
And Prussia guzzies lager beer;
So HOhenZOllern will be dear
To the COrtez and Hispania.
For Hohenzol1ern is prince,
And lager beer can't make him vince,
But Rhine wine he don't swallow since
He heard of the Plebiscitum.
So pdTlid rots ore long win meet
Ich claude with heavy fleet,
And ZOllern then can who'll beat
With needle gun artillery.
The Rhine may see horrid sight
w hen "Dteu ct TnOiIi dT0it" takes up the fight
For "Ich bien recht" thinks she is right
About the Spanish embroglio-
All lager beer will foam. you know,
And tctne, when shook, will spume and flow,
And, frOthing, both TO war will go
Around the Rhine quite rapidly
But few VIII part where many meet,
For 1cine will get u winding sheet,
And lager flow beneath their feet
Like Iser rolling rapidly.
"Vird lc Royr' cries Rhenish wine,
But lager beer says, "Ich mir reTsteiH 90
And thus the fight goes at the Rhine
Between Imperial cavalry.
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CONLoGUE-on Monday, 11th inst; INST; at her
residence near Lillys Station, in Washington
township, Mrs. Macy CONLOGUE, aged about 4
years.
Mrs. Conlogue's maiden name was Mary Var
ley. The writer of this brief tribute to her
memory knew her well, she having been during
several years the fond and devoted friend OF
his children. She was modest, unassuming, and
Al strict member of the Catholic church, with all
the requirements of whose faith she ever relig-
iously complied. She married and became the
mother of eleven children. She was as true
and faithful q wife as she had been pure and
virtuous girl.
ITO those who for her loss are grieved.
This consolation's given:
She's from this world of woe relieved,
And blooms re sc in heaven. Il.
CHRIsTY.-On last Friday morning, 18th in
stant- at his residence in the borough of Loret-
to, PETER CHRISTY, aged 6S years,
Mr.. CHRIsTY' s father came from Adams coun-
ty and settled at or near where Loretto now
stands, in 1885 which was four years before the
county and to the same neigbbOrhood. When
boy thirteen Years OF age, the & subject OF thIs
can be said Of him, with absolute verify, that he
was an honest man and sincere and devoted
Christian. and when that is truthiully said, all
furtner euloglum becomes superfiuous- He en-
joyed the entire confidence and respect of all
with pure and spotiess reputation and with
the hope of blissful immortality. He was the
father of eight living children, among them the
Catholic church in this place.
SCHROTH-At Carrolltown, Pa, Friday,
the 18th inst, MARTIN SCHRoTH, aged az years
and months.
The subject of the above notice was widely
and familiarly known. He was born in the
province of Baden, Germany in 1877, and emil
grated to Pennsylvania in 1852. He was one of
the early settlers in the vicinity of CarrOltown,
and was closely identified with its progress and
Improvement. Universally known over the
entire north of the county, as well to every
visitor to our town dnring the past twenty
years, he was at the same time universally re-
spected and esteemed. For several years past
age and infirmity, following active and en-
ergetic life, had been gradually undermining
his once rugged constitution, and on Friday
last, after being confined to his room for sever
al weeks, he peacefully and calmly departed
this life, surrounded by all his children and a
large number of friends. As in life he had been
faithful and attentive Catholic-never missing
even weekday MaSS-SO at death he was So
laced and comforted by all the rites of the
church, and died in the justified hope that, hay
ing faithfully borne his burden here, he would
rest eternally with God hereafter. On Sunday
his remains were followed to the grave by an
immense throng of relations, friends and neigh
bors, and as the cold earth was heaped upon his
coffin, the thought could not be represSed that
a good and virtuous old man had surely gone to
that place of rest into which mourning shall
never enter. His widow and other relatives
| have the earnest sympathy of the entire COM
munity. L.
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IN MENIORTUM.

To THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF ST. MI
CHAEL'S CATHOLIC AND LITERARY SOCIETY
Gents: Your. committee, appointed to prepare
Resolutions on the death of Rev. DIR. JAMES
kEOGH, beg leave to submit the following for
your consideration:
WHEREAS, Tt hath pleased Almighty God, in
His Infinite wisdom, ,to,renove from 1iear friends
and dear associates the laInented Rev. Dr. JAS
kEOGH. who died at East Liberty. Pa, July r.
1870; and,
WHEREAS, It is proper that st, Michael's Soci-
ETY., in Difference to the St. Augustine Literary
Society, (of which the deceased was exem-
plary member and jealous spiritual director.)
should give expression of its sorrow upon the
sad and mournful occasion; be it therefore
ResOlUed, That, in the death of Rev. DIR. JAS.
KEOGH. this Society believes that the st. Angus
tine Literary Society has lost. not only one of
it's most useful members, but also talented.
learned, kind and jealous spiritual director, the
community one of its best citizens, and the
Church one of its brightest luminaries.
ResOlped, That this Society, duly sensible of
the great loss the St. Augustine Society has suS-
tanned i'll his death, hereby expresses its sorrow
at the sad event and its sympathy with the
friends and associates of the departed Doctor in
their bereavement.
Resolced, That these proceedings be published
in the CAMBRIA FREEMAN, and that copy OF
of the st. Augustine Literary Society.
FRANCIS O'FRIEL,
PATRICK DONAHOE. Committee.
BERNARD LITZINGER,l
LoRETTO, July Il, 1870.
On the report of the above Preamble and Res
olutions being made to st. MiChael's Catholic
and Literary Society, they were adopted by ac-
clamation. E. a. BUSH, President.
WM. 3. a. LITTLE, Secretary.
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4 UDITORS NOTICE The uuder.

A UDITORS NOTICE The uuder.
IA signed Auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court of Cambria county to report distribution
of the money in the hands of the administrator
of Josiah r. Brown, decd, hereby gives notice
that he viii sit at his Office in Ebensburg, on
the Goth day Of July, 1870, at o'clock. f M, for
the purpose of attending TO the duties of his ap-
pointment, and where those interested are re-
quested to attend or be dcbarred from coming
in on said fund. T. W. DICK,
June 80, 1S70,-3t, Auditor.
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DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE

n Estate of JAMES GLASGOW, decd.
Whereas, Letters of Administration on the
estate of JAMES GLASGOW. late of White town
ship, Cambria county, decd. have been granted
to the undersigned by the Register of said coun-
ty, notice is hereby given to all persons indebt-
ed to said estate to make payment without de-
law and those having claims against the same
will present them properly suhFtantiated for
settlement ELIZABETH GLASGOW,
White Tp June 10, 1S70* Administrative.
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Observation-Disclosures I

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A DJOURNED SHERIFF'S SALE
, BY virtue of writ of Fl. Fid issued out
of the Court OF Common Pleas of Cambria Co.
and to me directed. there viii be exposed to
Public Sale on the premises, on SATURDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF July, inst, at O'Clock, p NJ,
the following Real Estate, to wit
All the right, title and interest of Terence
Hughes and Frank Hughes, of, in and to 4 lot
of ground situate in Cambria borough, Cambria
county, fronting on Broad street so feet, run
ming back along the lot of VIM. Licen 132 feet to
an alley, and joining the lot of Thomas Halloran
having thereon erected q two story Plank
House and Shoemaker Shop, not now occu-
pied. Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit of c. b. Ellis.
JOHN A. BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, July II, 1870.
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PHILADELPHIA.
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Samuel 2 Lno-e PEes't. TIs1eis =. Dcsglsss, ssey-
T1NHIS COMPANY ranks among the first
L class Life Insurance Companies doing bus
mess in Massachusetts, and by complying with
the laws of that State, insures perfect safety
to her Policy Holders. 1t grants 80 per cent.
loan Of premium on Life Policies to its Insured.
and by APPLYING all the cash collected from its
members to Insur tnce, gives the largest Insn-
rance attainable for the amount of money
vested. Its profits are divided among the Pol
icy Holders. and its Dividends have never been
less than 81 per cent, thus bringing the net
cost of the Insurance within the most limited
means, and affording the protection OF Policy
on terms not exceled by any Company.
Trustworthy and reliable men are wanted 10
act as agents for this Company in Cambria
and adjoining counties. and with such the most
liberal arrangements will be made, To those
who may be unacquainted with the business.
full instructions and aid will be most cheerful
ly rendered whenever desirable or available.
COPE 4 JOHNSON,
Agents for Cambria County.
Johnstown. Pa.
HONE & NORTON. General Agents, 81 Fourth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. [apr. .l4.-ly.l
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The Very Best.-Munson's Copper Tubular
Lightning Rod, with Spiral Flanges, has been
erected on thousands of buildings in all parts
of the United States; and in a test OF thirteen
years, no instance of their inefhciency has oc-
cnrred. 1t has received the first premiums
at many State Fairs and Institutes, and was
never beaten in any scientific contest. 1t has
been endorsed by over five hundred Professors
of Colleges and scientific men, as the best rod
ever invented, possessing all the elements re-
quired to protect buildings from lightning. Its
power surpaSses twenty iron rods, or solid
copper rod an inch and half thick. 1t does not
get out of order, but will endure as long as the
building stands on which 1t is erected. No holes
are made in slate or tin roofs, and in every re-
spect the utmost satisfaction is guaranteed
The attention of Architects and Builders is re-
spectfully called to the merits of this rod.
Manufactured by IOCEHART Co., 2A Penn
street. Pittsburgh, and put up in Cambria coun-
ty only by RICHARD JONES, Johnstown, Pa,
who win promptly execute work entrusted TO
him in the most perfect aud satisfactory Ynaii-
ner. 2. o. Box 80, Johnstown, Pa.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CTTIZES.-Died at his resi-
dence, in Gaysport, on Sunday, 10th inst, Col.
John Piper, father of Col. VIM. K. Piper, of
this Place-Ed. Fireman., in the list year of his
age.
He WAS born in Shippensburg, Cumberland
county, in 1870; went to Bedford, Bedford CO.,
about 1878; married Miss Julia Fletcher. daugh-
ter of jacob Fletcher, of that place, 1919, and
was engaged Tor some years in the mercantile
business In Bedford and Somerset counties,
1883 he was appointed weighmaster on the Allie
gheny Portage Railroad, under the admihistra-
uon of Gov. D. II, Porter, and moved to Gays
port he was afterwards, towards the close of
his administration, appointed Superintendent of
said road. His wife died in 1888, leaving him
four children, two sons and two daughters. He
never married the second time. He continued
to reside in Gaysport to the time of his death
He was an active, industrious and energetic
man up to within four or five months of his
death. The cause OF his death scirrLus, or
cancer of the stomach. He was man of ar
dent, sincere and active etemperament-warmi in
his friendships and bitter in his prejudices. He
was never lukewarm-waS always cold or hot.
Few men were more sincere and constant in
their friendships He was an excellent hus-
band and father and neighbor. He had many
and warm friends, who were much concerned
for him during his illness, and who most sin
cerely lament his death.
His manners were kind and cordial, but dig
nified; his vivacity and cheerfulness remarka-
Bile; he never became old in spirits, and always
He was equally well acquainted and kind and
social with the old and the young, and his sOci-
ETY. equally courted by both. His death will
cause void in the social circle which it will be
hard to fill, and will be sincerely and universal
ly lamented. Some time before his death he Il L
tached himself to the NJ. +. Church, and died in
the faith and hope of the Christian.
-HolIddysbItTg Standard.
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CLOSING PRICES
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Hay
~ ing been solicited to permit my name to
be used in connection with the Democratic
nonination for the office of COUNTY COMBfIS-
SIONER, hereby offer myself a candidate
for said office, subject of course to the decision
nominated and elected, pledge myself to at
tend to the duties of the position with strict
honesty and fidelity. JOSEPH CRISTE.
Washington twp, June Q, 1S70.*
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER. = at
~ the solicitation of many friends, 1 hereby
offer myself as a candidate for COUNTY COM
MISSIONER, subject TO the decision of the Dem
ocratic Convention of Cambria county, to
the will of the Democratic voters of said coun-
ty, in whatever other manner expressed. If
nominated and elected, pledge myself TO per-
form the duties of the position honestly and TO
the bett of my ability. keeping ever in view the
PATRICK SMITH.
Munster Twp, May II, 1sT0-tf.
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t~OO FARM FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

"A 4 4 M SlAA1A1
The undersigned offers for sale ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES OF LAND situated in Chest twp.
Cambria county, ON the road leading to Chest
Springs-about TWELVE ACRES of which are
cleared and have thereon erected Loo HOUSE
and Log STAPLB. The balance of the land is
well covered with pine, oak and other valuable
timber, and is accessible to market. The pro-
perty will be sold on easy terms. For further
information apply to or address
CHARLES WARNER,
Chest Twp, June 9,-3rn@ st. Lawrence r. o
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N OIICE.-A petItlon Tor The lncOr-
~ poration of 1.-THE JoHNsTowN SAVINGS
BANK" having been presented to the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria County. and filed in
the Prothonotary's Office, notice is hereby given
that, if no sufficient reason be shown TO the con-
trary, the prayer of the petition will be granted
by said Court on the first Monday of September
next. j. K. HITE. Prothonotary.
Pr0fhE's Office EhRrlshIlrlc. IIllY 2l lE10-4t
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Aem advertisements.

CAUTION ALI persons are hereby
~ cautioned against trusting any party or
pRrtiesSon my account, unless they produce a
written order from me.
THEO. NJ. APPLE.
White Twp, July Z, 1870 tj-21.-3t.
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NOTICE-An persons indebted to the

4 estate of Jerome Dawson, late of Gallitzin
township. decd, either by note or book account,
are hereby notified that payment of their re-
spectiTe accounts must be made on or before
the first day Of September neTt, recourse will
be had to the law for the collection of the same.
WM. ]: DAWSON, Executors
J. J. KAfLoR, i-ASS"0'o'
July y. 1S10.-3t+
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Poor women are on every side, and orphans
CRY for bread, because husbands and ia
theirs lived and died uninsured
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local AND PERSONAL.

-po AND CREssoN RAIL ROAD.
BESsb. monday, June I3th, 1870,
and .h,s aI. road will run as follows;
JOS on nIn,sTTNG.Leave In,s Ebensburg
DEP AZ connecting with Pittsburgh Ex-
press Wesf' connecting with Mail Train
S:I5. r, q h Philadelphia Express East.
West Westn-nEIEG..LeRve CressOn
BET ". or on departure of Pittsburgh
/ express N. &c. or on departure of Philadel-
s:GSI. SsIs Express East.
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Cheapest-SimpIest- s-Gearing all
ISett's QIollidaysburg, Pa.) MotCer, which they
deliver free of freight for $40; They have also
EnoTg lotCcr Knife Grinders, Sctf-RdIiing Reap
or, Gum Spring Drills Combined CtoreT HbILleTs,
Se1drdtors, Cider Mills &C., &c. MCLANAHAN.
STONE s. IsETT, Hollidaysburg, Pa. I'm E3m.+
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chosen by L. Cohen & Brother to indicate the
location of their Cheap Hat Parlor, where lucky
and gents furnishing goods of every imagina-
BILE style, shape and quality. No. 2ss7 is on Main
street, Johnstown, and Cohen's hat parlor ls
there, and cheap hats can be purchased there.
Summer hats at cost-winter hats below cost.
Call and see them.
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GTONEROAD'S CATHARTIC SYRUP,
CASTOR OIL, &c. Highly favored. Pleasant to
take Children like il. Price o cents. Whole
ale r e SELLERe-& Co, IS Wood Street, Pitts
hurrh Pa. [June 16 1670-Iy.J
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Store, in Johnstown is the cheapest and best
Dry Goods Store in the United States. Ii IT
don't say so 1t ought TO say it, for Mayer sells
cheap dry goods, dress goods fancy goods, mats
line of ladies' dress goods. He sells cheaper
than ever now, as he wants to lay in a tremen,
dous supply of new goods next month. 90 and
get bargain.
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who Told that Lie People may say
what they please. but Leopold & Brother do sell
cheap and durable goods at their immense
Clothing Store No. PAL Main street, JohDstOwn.
ANYBODY of taste can be fitted and pleased at
their clothing rooms, or orders and measures
can be sent to their city workmen and the neat
est fits secured. Then call and buy neat suit
of clothes at No. 241.
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A WhirlWind.-A very terrible whirlwind
passed over Johnstown last week, kicking up a
dust and carrying away large quantity OF
clothing from the Made-up Clothing Emporium
of James ]. Murphy. Some of the goods can be
found in Richland, some in jackson and some
in Washington and other townships. james j.
Murphy keeps at No. 100 Clinton street, and his
customers carry away his goods like whirl-
wind,