The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-09-22

heretofore claimed to act he has set the seal
of his own condemnation. and retributioi..
swift. sure and inevitable will follow uner-
tingly as night follows day. AAIcus.
JoHSsrowN, Sept. l9, 1870.
PLEASE EXCUSE i-As our local mercantile
friends are deeply interested in the removal
QdesIioD, We feel sure they will excuse the oc-
cupation of go much of our space this week to
the exclusion of their usual special notices.
AS recempense only hope that our
readers will not fail to patrOnize those who
deserve their patronage and who seek IL IN the
right way-through the columns of the FREE
MAN-and among the number we ask special
consideration for V. S. Barker, Fl A Shoe
maker Co, NJ. L. Oatman and r Il. Davis,
dealers in all kinds of merchandise C. T.
Roberts, jeweller and dealer In clocks watch
es, fancy goods, etc Geo. Huntley hardware,
tinware and stove dealer E. ]. Mills, dealer
in -four, feed, etc.-all of Ebensburg-and also
for A. j Cbristy, of Loretto. dealer in drugs
dry goods, groceries, and other articles. Iu
buying from either of those gentlemen We are
sure that fair treatment and fair prices will be
obtained by all customers.
We deeply regret to announce the death of
Hon. JOAN D. DAWSON, of Fayette county
on Sunday last. His age was 90. He had
long held leading position amongst the
promined Democratic politicians Of the State
He represented the Fayerte district in Con
gress for four terms. and acquired high and
we'll deserved distinction. In personal ap-
pearance Mr.. Dawson had few equals. being
remarkably dignified and prepossessinp, In
his death. the Democracy of our State has
lost one of its brightest ornaments and most
eloquent advocates.
Geo. c. X. Zahm. Esq sdvertises his
farm in Cambria township and a great var-
ETY. OF personal property for sale at public
outcry on the 18Th Of next month. The
personal property will be sold in the forenoon
and the farm in the afternoon. See adver-
tisement.
Striking Example.-when one man
strikes another; also, when Leopold Mayer, dry
goods merchant of Johnstewn, strikes high
prices in the head. Mr. Mayer has now an i'm
mense stock of new goods Of all kinds-dress
goods, hats, bonnets, laces, brilliant ribbons of
every hue, etc.-at the Opera House, No, 212,
Johnstown. He made a good point in purchas-
ing when goods were at their lowest price, but
very low for cash.
Don't Mind tt: there is a savage war
going on between France and Prussia, don't
mind it, but go to Leopold & Brother and buy
some suitable made-up clothing for fall and
winter. before Mr. High Price arrives from the
seat of war. Leopold Brother keep at 2il
Main street, cheap side, Johnstown. Let Eu-
spend your dimes for tie Sdornment Of the
outward man, and spend it at Leopold & Bros.
AIdermanfc.-Leta all who want good dry
goods, fancy goods. good dress goods, and good
F, Carroll. No, ai5 Main street, Johnstown. n,
where they will be entertained in ain obliging
goods as low, and also many of them, any
man can between Dan and Bersheeba. Carroll
is ready and willing to sell good goods at the
lowest figure in the market.
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commotfou the country through. II is the ball
a rolling on for John ]. Murphy, with goods so
Murphy's new dry goods have produced won
derful commotion indeed. Hundreds-nay,
the place for bargains Then, reader. rush
thou thither also and get the fun worth of
your money.
IsnIy.-The late revolutionary. news from
Italy made it necessary for James j. M3nrPhy to
No. IO9 Clinton street, JCuoStown. 50 that he
might be enabled TO sell at his former low
now a fine assortment OF all kinds of clothing
for meE and boys, which he viii sell st small
profit.
Trunks Full L. Cohen & Brother have
Hat ParIor, filled with choice new hats and caps
and gents furnishing goods. Tho scene pre-
fIittin1 This haantif',I orray Of new stvles cen
be seen at No. 2e7 Main street, Johnstown, the
like of which cannot be seen every day. Do call
New SOnE.-From this to election day, and
from that to holiday. Frank w. Hay will give
stoves away, no matter what people say. Dir.
Hay is the largest stove and tinWare dealer In
the county-does rushing business-is pro-
gressive man,-and clever withal,-so give him
Il call and get new stove for one of the hard
est winters you will ever see.
Look Hcre.-For men and boys! For men
and bovs Made-up clothing at NJ H. Mayors
renowned Clothing Emporium, Opera House,
No, 214 Main street, Johnstown Ready-made
clothing for men, boys, and children. new
stock of ready-made has Mr.. Mayer laid in,
cheaper than ever better than ever, and neater
than ever before-for men and boys.
DUD.-At San Frahcisco. CAL, Sept I'd,
1870. MAY FRANCISCO youngest child OF Chas.
W. and Henrietta E. Wingard.
Extensive Public Sale
OF vALUABLE