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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07
EBENSRURG

InfsstTI tTIt9 AND BOOK STORE,
HAVING recently enlarged our stock
IL we are now prepared to sell at great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con-
sssts of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Heoa,5, Hhlifs and Aliens Hair RestoE
atives. Pills, O.nt4nents, Plasters, Linments,
Pain Killers, Citrate Mngnesia, Ess jamaica
Ginger, Pure Flavorng Extracts, Essences,
Ec-sdn eSTnp, Soothing Syrup, Spced Syrup,
RhuDarb, Pure Spices, &c;
CIGARS AANID, Tf0B BACgDA
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, aens, Raneilas- kSnoid's Writing
fluid, Black aud Red IHg, Pacsset aaJ. Phte
BOolse Mhga Zines, Newspapers, Novels, HIS
tories. Bibles Religious, Prayer and Toy Books,
PenkniHss. Pipes, &c
E55- We have all iel' 70 onr stock lot OF
FINE JE WELRY, TO which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies. .
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place. -
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale Or re-
tail. LENNON & MURRAY,
July 80. 1853. Eain Street, .Rbansburg.
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A SHARP YOUNG WoMEN.-Tfu~ Gsan-
cord. On. H. Statesman relates that a
young lady from the country recently en-
gagged as saleswoman with a dry goods
firm In that city. Though neess at the,
business, she soon became proficient
Like the other employees she had the
privilege of buying at cost price any goods
she wanted for her own use. She was
an extensive purchaser from time to time,.
on this basis, and at the end of two rson!hs
gave. up,; her position. Very soon after
she was married: as was also her sister at
tire same time and it turned out that she
had entetediupon. the clerkshipp merely to
enjoy the perqpisite of buying at cost
price the liberal snapi5 Of dry goods Sc
mysteriously neoesssty-on'such occasions.
Her employer is not sn.&9us to- engage
any more yonhg l&dt clerkU> from the
country.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

1az Alaska FEerald is soidby Agsaplns
Honoharenko; the publisher. for threeranl-
ostohhiiper aniun1. The CAapRIA, RRrr.
Mar ccsth oply $500. per arinum ANY
one can easily ses the difference with balf
an sTes
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

AFUsregaa,--iIhrty A SEc4S.tteF usedl
to'tsll, of an IEfshuiAn;, who, was, seen az;
the trenches of Yorktown;, holding hie.
hand above the carthsworks:, His CAPS.
tain asked hiini:; Ag4,.
"yNhati are' you dbit9, that foT Patt7i'-
Re rephsdI, With q grin. and 3 vscgikng
ofuis llbsertr:; 80.
"fiIBi fselihi f5F:a n fI;rsbugisj. .st,re ~ g
Just then a. mimic ball stfass-. s;r gsqrr
Itjel6vrtlie wrist. Slowly drawing il down,
and. .gtaspihg itiwith the 6,ftsr hand to re-
strain the blood. while oueer expression,
Of pain and hnmof passed. over his fa-e.
he exciaired:
| can faHhpsst;,iFSsd SsdiearrgSs.''
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PROBATE COURT RECORD.

w ALDO to.-ASA THURLOUGH, JUDGE.
Term OF said Court, viz;
ADMINISTRATION ON ruE ESTATES of-Mary A. Nj.
rApey; Elizabeth II. Peircc, Administrative: Arson
Colson Jr.; Ann NJ, Co4on, Admin 5tratrS Benjamin
Cooper George Alexander, Administrator, Thomas
Nttes j. w knowlton, Administrator Joseph Russell
Joseph Russell, Administrator: james Lamson; James
a. l.amson, Administrator.
WILLS RoYEp-lames Halt, Nathan rhilhrick, Ex-
ccuors, William X. Chandler Rosanna j. Chandler,
EtecutriX.
GUARDIANS ArroINrEp-Wm II. Fogler over Caro-
line f. Dunbar, minor child OF VIM. NJ Dunbar late of
Belfast, deceased Stephen Rand over Cora Il. and
Charles X. Knowles, minor children of Andrew j,
knowles late OF Thorndkc dcceascd-also Caroline
knowles, an insane person; Benjamin Rowe Chris.
tAna Rose child OF Hollis NJ and Mary f. Rose divorced
couple; Alice 1. Perry over j. Charles w. Perry and
Ralph NJ. Perry, minor children OF John c. Perry late
-! Lincoi3vle, deceased.
INVENTORIES FILED THE ESTATES oF-lIugh
Lang, late OF Brooks; Augustus c. Bennett late OF
Troy, lheophus Eaton late OF Searsport; Charles H.
Dolie late of Morrill, Hollis NJ. Higgins late OF Belfast
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON THE ESTATES oF-Ezra
bowen, Montville; Stephen f. klman, Prospect :;
Samuel Clark, Winterport; Edward Gay, Waldo Jere
A. Merthew, Searsport; Eben F, Smith LincoInyille
James A. Russ, Belfast Oliver j. Vckery and ais mi.
nor7, Waldo; Alfred r. Higgins, minor Belmont.
LICENSES 70 SELL REAL ESTATES oF-Jul;a A
oUng ais. minors, linconyille; Amariah Trim mi.
nor lslebofot Hattie NJ. Edgcomb, minor, Belmont
tnez J.. Mathews minor Lincolnvle. Charles II Rv,n,
Waldo.
DOVER DFcREu 10 WIDOW or-Willam Clewlev
Stockton
ALLOWANCE DECREED 10 lpows OWN. CIew-
ley Stockton; Augustus C. Bennett, Troy; Jonathan
Treat, Frankfort.
ESTATES REPRESENTED INsoLENr-Francis Darby,
Belfast,
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House CLEANING WITH A VENGEANCE.
The horrors of Spring house cleaning and
the hunders of Ilibernian servants, have
been pathetcally described until the subject
has become somewhat threadbare, but we
heard of one incident that occurred in this
city on Saturday forenoon, which entirely
eclipses everything in that line ever reported
in our hearing. lady who has Just COM
menced housekeeping in new house, sent
her Irish maid of all work up stairs. telling
Biddy disappeared in the upper regions and
I'LL was quiet. In n little while, however,
Madame, the housekeeper, went up to see
how the window cleaning was progressing and
to her horror found that the laundering girl
had infinitely followed her direction; for the
putty being soft, she had dug out every pane
of glass, and after washing it carefully, piled
it neatly up on the floor! Bangor wing.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, Waldo Co
nICkEENoN, \. PRESIDING.


Vi. larry were discharged ON Tuesday of this
o.-b aud the Court adjourned finally ON WcCnes-
say.
l,>rph =. licrHth ". Charles Kendall and
l-lne~ W. Knight ". same, complaints for loWage.
rAc-c eases were tried at the same time. The
-.uut question, were involved in each case. The
rrd commenced on Monday of last week and oc-
ldcA four days, the Jury rendering a verdict for
.hr respondent ON Friday morning The testimony
l the rl>, disclosed that the respondent wa, the
,Snrr Of a mill, and maintained dam, at the foot
20 Pitchers pond i'll the town of Lincolnviile The
.ni> which The compainants Allege to have been
flowed are situate in the town of Northport. The
r.lonlent claimed right by prescription To MAIN
.,Jn his DAM alleging that the same had been main
luri nintcrruptedls by himself and those under
4um he claimed for more than fifty years before
lIi, commencement of This suit. The compainants
introduced testimony tending TO show that the
maintenance of The dam had not been uninter
iljed t> to give the respondent prescriptye
fght ~ dow and that during the past few years the
NAtcr had been flowed higher than III previous
wears. The complainant also contended that the
ifuN, n considering the question of prescriptiye
hi to flow the lands without compensation,
lull not 60 behind the respondents title, and the
Lille. of those under whom he ciamed and that the
r'~ pondent must prove atrmMiyey yearly DANA
10 tie land flowed and that such damages could
lipt bc presumed on Inferred from the act of flowing.
Abhou tor compliments Jcwrtt Tor respondent.
T. +. GRAY y, W, d. Case A ads. The plant if
,tlilue d. rero1eI OF the defendants, WHO Were the
.,iHrrlctnr> tor builiiuI The European Il North
American Rail Road l.y Tor bAa~ting portion Of
tlrd Road in the fall EFF IS6,. The defendants
.ulrd that the painiin was the servant and agent
Wilson, Remnant ~ to. who h"-i contracted
Nilh the defendants for building a section of the
e. y. \. r. H.. and that the labor in suit
performed by. or in behalf of W T. x Co.. and
,,a- Included in i settlement that the defendants
in oi. with them in Dee. 1865 Verdict for defend
nj~. Williamson and Nirker,on for plaintiff.
~ict,on tor defendants
Jtnrs TYLER ", Benz. f. Rice. The plaintiff
shed to recover pay for vessels frame and certain
cher timber winch plaintiff delivered ut defendants
Snip yard in stockton in June, 1869, undera contract
concluded between plaintiff and defendant the fall
before The defendant alleged that The frame was
lriDieuf, several important parts not having been
delivered, and that there had been no acceptance on
the part Of the defendant. Verdict for plaintiff tol
5000 So No>e and Mcclellan for plaintiff. Nick
vr,on for defendant.
ON Wednesday forenoon several ,leafmutcs Were
examined by the Court on a motion for new trial
GA account of newly discovered evidence in the
el,,. Of Staples vs.. p. ~ X. r. Il. Co., in which a
verdict was rendered for the plaintiff for $4,000 al
tar last October Term in this County.
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BELFAST PRICES CURRENT.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAYI May 16.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont Init
3a34c per b. good do 2sa3Oc inferior 16a2hc
bakert 15al7c per Id.
EGGS-The market is duh at zoe per doz for Eastern .
l9c for Canada, and l7alSc for Western.
BEANS-We quote choice hand picked pea Beans at
So 5Oa2 90 BUSH common do 81 75a2 choice hand
picked mediums at - 62l-4; common do 81 25; yellow
screened 9Oca$l Ii; choice cooking 81 so per bush.
DRIED APPLES-We quote Eastern sliced at 12a
142c lper h.. the latter price for something fine do
quartered 10 l2a11 l2c; New York apple -2alO 12c
Western do at Sa9c; Southern l.2aSc per Id.
POTATOES-The receipts today at the railroads are
less LIBERAL and some lots Of New York Jackson Whites
have been sold at 52a23c per BUSH and Maine do at
GRASS SEEDS-Trade is light and the market gener-
ally remains without any change We quote the obbing
price of Herds Grass at $Sa8 so per BUSH Red Top
$4a4 25 per sack and Glover at 16c per ID.
HAY-The receipts continue ample for the demand
and inferior qualities sell slowly We quote prime East
cargo hay at Straps per do do by the load
at S22a25 inferior $i5a1s New York Straw s26a27 per
ton.
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Cure for Female Weakness.

THIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE made from In
dian Recipe is entirely vegetable and is certain
BY ncosng three cent postage stamp Twill send you
ed and sold by Mrs. Linus Belcher. Randolph, Mass
Sold by $. C. Goodwin & Co., Hanover Street. BOSTON,
and by all Druggists
PR1CE-ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
RANDOLPH, Mass, October 10, 1868.
MRS BELCHER-I had been sufferer for years
before knew about your Medicine. had faith. for
had tried various kinds of Medicines and several Ply
sicians, and only relieved for short time. will
cheertuy say to you and the public, have tried this
out , the aid Of Supporters, from three bottles VN
Very respectfully, MRS. G. II. WiNNETT.
MRS. BELCHER: Spending last summer with my
mother nlaW, Mrs. j. NJ. Barker who lives at Island
Falls l had chance test your medicine and find it
all it is recommended, and wish to try it again.
a. Barker, Union House, Thornton, n. Ii. sp3m40
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A. ID. DU RHA M
Would say to the Citizens Of Belfast,

TTlHAT HE WILL PUT ON A TEAM THIS THURS
i DAY MORNING, May 10th, and will call at every
kinds.
ORDERS Will be taken and promptly attended to.
Fresh SALMON, Fresh GOLDFISH Corned FISH and
LOBSTERS, HALIBUTS FINS, sc, &C.
GROCERIES of all kinds, at the lowest cash price.
All Of which will be delivered at every house in the city,
every day in the week, from this out.
His is the Oldest established market in Belfast and
he holds to the old maxim that ia rolling stone gathers
moss he therefore states to the public that he is
still hand and expects to be for time to
He will use his utmost exertons to merit the liberal
patronage that he has enjoyed for the last eight years.
ST., Johns Smoked AIeWives sold at wholesale &
Retail. A. T.. DURHAM.
Belfast, May 10, 1870. 4w45
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Assignee's Sale.
IN BANK RUPTCY,
BY CHARLES C. CRARY, Auctioneer.

BY CHARLES C. CRARY, Auctioneer.
In the matter of SAMUEL G. THURLOW Bankrupt
pY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE EDWARD
ID FON, Judge of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maine, shall sell at public
Auction at my Office in Belfast. i'll said District, on Wed
A. NJ certain portions of said Banbrupts estate to wit
Certain books and debts of s. G Thurow Co., and OF
said Bankrupt, OF estimated value of $500, described
in Schedule a(2) subject to an assignment to James
White of said Belfast him for said Bankrupts
liabilities to him. and for his liabilities account OF
said Bankrupt the balance due from said Bankrupt to
him, per his account rendered. being about $500
Also said Bankrupts interest in his homestead in said
Belfast as described in Schedule BID Inventory, be-
ing his right or supposed right deed upon certain
conditions from the estate of Thomas Marshall deceased,
subject TO said incumbrance thereon.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Assignee.
Belfast, May IL, 1870. 2w45
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nj HOOD, IJ4th Edition

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the Cause and Cure of Pre-.
mature Decline showing how health is lost and how
gained. 1t gives clear Synopsis of the Impediments
to NJ RRIAGE, the treatment of NERVOUS and PHYsI-
CAL DEBILITY, STERIITY, &C., and the remedies there
for,he results OF twenty years successful practice.
g There is member of society by whom this book
will not be found useful whether such person holds the
relation of Parent, Preceptor, Clergyman" London
Medical Times and Gazette.
"' MANHOOD The experience and reputation of Pr.
Curtis in the treatment of the diseases set forth in this
little pamphlet is the patients guarantee, and well de
for the work its immense crcu lation "-DaHy
Times.
Sent by mail on receipt of SO cents Address the
Author Dr. CURTIS, II Chapman street, Boston, Mass.
1mO3SsD
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STATE OF MAINE.

TNHE undersigned having been appointed by the Gov
l. ernor and Council under authority of Resolves of
the Legislature, Commission to investigate charges
against towns tor not put into the suryce during
the against the rebellion hereby give public notice
that they will be in session at the State House at
ia, from and after the 23d day of May, instant.
Officers of such towns have claims upon the State
for bonds awarded for the Equalization of Municipal
War Debts which claims have not been allowed by The
Commission adjusted by the Adjutant General the
authority of said Resolves, flied present such
claims with the proof by which the supported.
And all persons who have information in relation to
the payment by towns of money to brokers and others
for claimed to be enlis ted into the Military Naval
service of the United States allowed the quotas
of towns by the State and General Government for
which reimbursement has been allowed by the State
requested to appear before the said Commission
give testimony touching said matters.
G. +. TALBOT.
ABRAM SANBORN.
1w4j SELDEN CONNOR.
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THE sAPPHo AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
LONDON, May Is.

LONDON, May 10.
The second of the three races between the
yachts Sappho (American) and Cambria
English) was won yesterday by the former,
owing to the virtual backing out Of the Cam
bria. The Cambria, with her bowsprit
Heightened two and half feet to accommo-
date u larger iib, proceeded outside of Nab
light shortly after o'clock Saturday morn
ing The Sappho had already arrived. The
wind was blowing off shore, west-southwest,
with considerable sea, though less than antic-
ipated. The Cambria signalled to the UNI
pires her preference for triangular course,
but they refused to grant it. The Cambria
then accepted the proposal to sail sixty miles
to windward, the course to be around Cher
bourg breakwater by the western entrance.
Mr. Ashbury won the toss and took the wealth
Ell station, and everything was ready for the
start The warning gun was fired at z 20 A..
NJ. Presently the Cambria signalled, "This
is not q dead beat to windward," and the an
swer was returned This is the best the
umpire can do, being only half point off
the wind" The Cambria then flung out the
signal, Dead beat or no race" She was
ordered to take her station, but refused At
Z 40 AM, the Dauntless bearing west-north-
west eight miles Off while the Cambria was
lying dead, the American yacht swept by UNI
der full Roadway. The starting gun was fir
ed but Mr. Ashbury's yacht remained motion.
less. The Sappho stood to the windward,
with a steamer following the course as be
fore. Loud cheers were given on board the
American yacht as she bore away to claim
the prize, accompanied by the Dauntless.
The Cambria at last commenced to move,
and followed a short distance, then tacking,
she returned to Cowes. The Dauntless soon
after arrived at Cowes. There was SPLEEN
did breeze. The Sappho behaved superbly,
shipping but little water. A protest against
giving the prize to the Sappho is expected.
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STATE OF MAINE,

WALDO, IS. County Commissioners Court April
Term A. ID. 1870
nN the foregoing petition, Ordered, That the County
~ Commissioners meet at George IL. Perces in
Frankfort on the 2Sh day of June next, at 10 O'Clock
A. and thence proceed to view the forth in
the Petition; immediately after which at
lent place in the vicinity, hearing of the parties and
their witnesses will be had and such further measures
taken in the premises as the shall judge
proper And it is further Ordered, That notice of the
time place and purposes of the Commissioners meeting
be given to all persons and Corporations in
with this Order thereon upon the clerk of the town Of
Frankfort, and by posting up the in three public
places in said town, and by publishing the in the
County said publication and each of the other notices
be thirty days before the time appointed fer said view
that all may appear and be heard il they think proper.
Attest-S. l.. MILLIkEN, Clerk.
Copy of Petition and Order of Court.
Attest-S. L. MlLLIkEN, Clerk.
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DIED.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

AKKIVEU.
May 18th. Schs Earl, Furguson, Bos ton; Empire
Furguson, do; Noaz, Ryder, bingham
18th. Brig Charles Wesley, Griffin, Searsport Sch
Abby Gale Ryan, Boston.
18th. Schs Ida Morton. Cottre!, Boston; Cameo. NC
Carly. do, Enterprise, Tnney Portland; WIN g. Eadie
Ryder, Rockland.
10th. Schs Paragon, Shute, Boston; Kate Walker,
Warren, Castne; Seguin, Hall, Bath,
SAILED.
May 18th. Schs d. X. Arey Ryan, Boston; Gen
Meade, Cunningham, do Yankee Blade, Daley Will
mington; joachim, Shute, Roundout.
10th. Brig Charles Wesley, Griffin Wilmington; Sch
Enterprise, Tinny, Portland.
18TH Schs Seguin. Hail, jacksonville; Boaz, Ryder
Ellsworth,
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At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of May
A. d. 1870.
TlRANK S. NICKERSON, Creditor of Nathaniel Muir
= rey, late of Swanvi'le in said County of Waldo,
appointed Administrator on said deceased estate
Ordered, That the said Nickerson give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Republican
Journal printed at Belfast that they may appear at Pro-
y the second Tuesday OF June next at ten of the
clock before noon and shew if any they have why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Atest-B. =. FIELD, Register. 3W45
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Notice to Stock Raisers.

THE undersigned has taken fine three year old
i JERSEY BULL, which he Will keep on his farm.
AT East Unon through the Farmers interested
in raising rst-cas stock of the jersey breed will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
TERMs.-$,oo for the Season, invariably in advance.
East Union. 3w44 WIN, II. Hit
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that the young should learn how to avoid the most at
licive diseases always prevalent in civilized communi
ties and hardly less important that men of middle age
those more advanced in life, should understand how
and kindred matters, the medical work entitled
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF-PRESERVA
amount OF valuable doctrine and information. Oul
readers may judge of the character OF this interesting
volume by perusng the advertisement of the Peabody
Medical Institute, in another column. splm40