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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13

ssirsleG, iSm piGslitb iIeosGObsiB absr zen
ROpf uHs RadeH sslaufsH, Optr Gin &Spf,
wsb fit sinssfttIt oper etu Dkuma&ts
atnIi&es @sfabt TIN bef&IihsH. s8as
bat ibm etsisu fhneEIen De&fsl Der @r,
Iuubbtit prrariaHt? SGas aabsrs, ale
Der SlutansraHs 5u &cpf une SruROr>
saptn, ttrsorseruftu 6ur& ben auSu sttl-
len 5emperatutweAIeIi q t5-ttl1t j
srsttu MIR atsr TN umsstsbrttu Sale
poHJber Gdrmt aur Rdlte, 70 ruff Der
I&nele @e&Itl lsidbt etnen Rtt,jufane
Der euftrSbrt unb eunseu bsrppr. wslher
stsnfals uria6e BON eunsensntSinbuns
Orsr, im Sale Die eunse ihOn tranI (ta.
bsreuI5s, IapinOfi4tis) mar, tSbtIi&er
eunssniawiubir@: werben Tam.
uebrissnS III pamtt nidht ssfuet, bab
cine intadtt. NOD sanJ ssfunbe
euuse bts fcssnannte 9uustni&winbs
iuat bel Ginutbmuns taIter sber faubi.
ger Cuff srsrslft, wctt atsr iE fur Dts'
isntsen, psI4e BET f&on tubereuISien
euussn rsrurttss aUtaIe bsiuasn Ubsr F&
GrtdItuxssn ausfsben, elm EubertsI'
Na&f&u6, ,. s. cine neus abIassruus
BON taffssr Obsr sitriser S&winbiu&ts.
@atsrie su befir6tsu. eebtsrts iit baupt.
fd&Iit fur pieisnisen psriOneH seiast,
rptl6e an fIb bic trauriee 9smtrtuns &c.
ma&t, bae fs bsim Eanssn tur1atbmia
ptrbtn, 5uitenreis Ooer farlts 5trstIOp.
fen bsfummsn; bonn btefe babsn ,u beior'
cen, bae ibre Srufcreans nt&t intadi
Gnp. EI rs4
Sur biesmal pia i'd es teute beipeupeu
lafItn, tnbem Id nOGHals allen 1urufe
bue nibt Der talts Srunt BEL folGen @e'
Isssnteiten @sfabr brinst, ppbl atsr tCn'
nsn BET f&Un tranttn 9unssn bic f@nsGl'
abtiblaus Sts srbtbtsn 6Srpsrs. icpil
Der Su ftpnsue @s&fsI Der Eemptratu'
bei faft nprmalem Serbalten bes 86rpsrs
pur6 Gtnatbmuns taIter UOsr Vaubtss,
Cuff, 5er,tlupftn erressnbes Sanjen, be-
IOnpers absr BET snser, ben 8rultta
fen am Ntbmeu binbernbtr 9leibuns
cbise ssfabrlt&s tlmifanbt fur ben BE
treHeubsn bsrbttfatren. @--.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
Gin OriainsIIes zeftament.

Sn SrIanb itarb iiineft sin @si,bals,
Der fUlstnbts fsltiame Ssfamsnt bintsr.
Iire; so fGrnte unb psrma&s mriner
S6wdssrin Warp Dunnie pier aIte mol
lsne Strampfe. welGe iib unter msinem
Bette bsfnbsH; msintm 9sfsn Sarl Wios
eartnep Jtrst anbers Striimpfs. bic In met
mem esinsnf&rans Iissen; BEN eisutsnant
SObnicn im fanftsn 5iRlisr.Rssimsnts
m'tn stn1iSss paar taumwOusns Strhm-
pfc unb meinen rUtben Sblafrrd, unb
Der @nna 8urte, meiner Dtenerin, jur
SslOtnuns fir itrs iausidbrissn unb
trsuen Disnft mtinen alten trbensn Oaf.
fertrus." anna, aueer ft Dor Corn, er.
tIarte tbren 0literben. iie pOIle nttts BON
Der Grtf&aft piRsn. SnrI fisb ben 9rus
psrbrie6ltb init BEN Gubs, baB sr tn
Stade FCs = aber Fets ba. eint @aFe
@uineen rOltsn baraus berSSr. Differ
Gunp ptranlaets bic anbtrn Grbtn, bic
bs,si6nstsn Snampft ndbsr ausuieben,
unb gu ibrsr srOesu lisbsrraf&uHs wartR
alls nit SOrerstsns sefiiIIi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13

= Der 9lamt ,esutl6tr WiGsw per.
bantt feline Gnfitsbune BEN @eneruIIisute'
nant SUbann Ni6atG Otsrtraut, wti.
lamb In Odnif&sn Dtsnifsn. st fisis ben
Spanitrn In BEN ersi 9abrsn 1920 Bis
1923 srpbsn S&abtH su. une Otsis ipra'
den uur init S&rtdsn pCn BEN ,,bsutl&sn
1iGel." Gr blisb 1925 In tinem Srthsn
bsi 5annOpsr. 90 tsesuttt eitls bsuts
npt iprI&p6rtIi&s, psHn aud nt&t ss'
rabe CARTE Bessi&Huus Hihts mtbr une
nitfs wentstr aIs stnsH tapfsrsH 9au'
psssH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
o. aOpiteI.
Ole trRs @SIt.

Der Sbrrfatsnrtt bate tetns abnune
rappn, bab Der Gdbnrit BON 5Brfsr, Elm
WanH Obne @trmSssn, Uens GtnFOmmsu,
Obns ausH&ttn fur bic nS&Re 3utunft,
ausuite SureebsnsssfS9rtin bsssbrsn tSus
ne. er ba@ts ibsrtaupt ni&t baran, bic
6aub ieinsr 9O6tsr ttntm SfF,ier Ju &c.
ben; sr poIts lsintn S&pisserIo6n in
BEN 8si6rn Der DOttOren unb grOisToreu
fu6sh. Pun erbisIt sr pISbIi6, unb spar
rur@ fsinsn Burden, BON sinsm Der.
bdltniHs Ssshntnib, ptI&ss NIT isInrn
@aulhen unb NbFGten bs,isIi6 Der ;3n.
tunft isiuss SiHrss purdaus ni&t i'm
Gintlanss ianp. 8immsl bate as Hug
aniubrinssn sepuBt, paB ibm ttin Spr.
wurf. psrsr rpn Ssitsn itinss Ssrrn, nod
Der 50sniIis NfsfsIben trtHen tOnuts. Gr
bsmsrtte nur ale sr In bas Cabinet isinss
perm irat, btr @drtntr rUlIe fir ,pti
unb sinen boIbsu SiIttrsrpidsn tetnsn
8lumsuftraue sebsu. Dtele 8smsrtuns
muets BEN nsnaisriser 6erru gu Der 6ra.
&c ptranIaRtH Ter ibn bsauftrast babe,
stHsn Stfaab su bsftufu. uHt fur men
SsrisIbs bsRimmt istS Der SarfAs srwi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
Gb0s. s.. Scbabt,
Sc G It q % I. q tiOm

Gdf ByOmius gIps. unb Commercial alty,
bait lfets bic bthsn gBsins, Bier, sllt unb aueers
@rtrinft, lppit Gisarrsn.
Auf feine 8fIfnuratiOn srIaubt CT li@ belen.
btTs aufmtrlfam az ma@Eu. AmiftrH duf febe
AEt iHbeTettetj. 0sisul9aftsn unh 6amilitH nsT.
ben tH gFisahtmmsTu bsstrnt. 24b6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
Die nd6ffe sanbHntb.

Sn elmer STsntIi&tu gUrlefuns in
glsps gort tparb ntulidt bnrsttbau, bab
In $500 Sabrrn zine srObt SinbFutb
Der Wenl&bsit elm Gnbe MAIDEN pirp, 70
ra6 iie nur nod In @eRaIt fcflllsr Grsm-
plare triFirt. Die 8sanuns II sbsnlc
sinfaa wie iiRnrsitb unb isbr iibsrjsussub,
ptnn man nur - bic BOrauslssunssn
ais ri6tis ansrltnnt. Ndmli6 70: Die
afrOnOmis lsbrt, tab bic Grbs in BEN
gisisunsswinttI ibrtr Ghlt ,ur Sunnt In
psriobsn bon $1,000 Sabrsn UIsiGIirt.
Die 3cntn unttrIitstn babtr elmer fort
wdtrenbtn gsrSnberuns. Der NorbpOI
wiro BON Sdtr ,a Sabr tdttsr (wie Sc.
bsrmaHn weie, Der ton rtselmdBis Be-
Iuht) unb Der Sibpct pdrrntr. Die Sol
&c baScn 1T, baB IiG am Ncrtpul cine co.
IOFals @snse Gisbtrss anbduftn ptrb,
wdbrenb Der SabpOI gan, nuftbaut. @es
ndu la 630S Sabrtn perbsn bic Gts.Qu.
bdufunssn am glOrbpCt 70 fart sswOrben
l.in, bab bic Grbs umfippt. Die Uafer
pom SibprI werbsn mad hem NorbpOl
iibsrfHmapptn unb banR-sutf 9a6t,
Msnf6beit! sic ptrs binwssssipaIt wer.
ben. wis Elm 5aufen amsilsH BON stnem
Gimsr S6eusrwafsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
anss9ei6nst.

Sn sinsm partfsr Slatts bsFnsst f&
fulssnbf ausstss: Gin iunssr 1anH,
Der I'm 9es,iF itsbt F& lu Ssrbstruttsu,
fa&t einsn ssrifdnbIssn, srfabrsnsn 6srrn,
Der e tom ausrsbsn taHnr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13

= gietOr emanuel Dat isins Ginwiai'
suns 1ur 9anoiratur bes 6e1css ron
@suua faF ben ipantfAsn SbrOH uHbss
rtuet perpsietrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
Union Park Saloon.

Der lintsriti&nste bat isBt bic init benz ,.llniOr
parf" perbunbene Wirtbi6aft auf fieene Reb.
nuna iibrnrmmeH unb pirb li6 febsTeit beifre.
ben, ben GufCresrunesn itiner @dlfe eerett ,u
ptretn. @utee Bier une bic ausgtluttsIfer
@rins, iotpis falis SpsiIsn tets pprrStbis. 3u
sabIreiGsm 3ufpru1 label sin
2tp9 9puis 8pbinfpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-01-13
Scr0mtOi1 Sous,
2puiS Sod, Giesutbiimsl

Das Obiss, btausm am GiIsnbabn- Depot ssIs.
psrsr66ert unb perIhSnsrt tppresn.
gPit BEN Sptel IN cine 9efauration prrbunD
ben, mo parmf unb faltt Speilen aLler 9lrt sll
ieber 9astsjsit ferpirt tperben. 8rifbe Auneru,
nebR alien Sprtfn BON lauer sinssmahtrn Spei.
fen immtr pOrrGtbis. Ie6tt Rbsin. unb Mpfsl-
petne tieener Sniportati0n fir 8ranfs unb 5a-
milisnsebrauG iiberbaupt ifets an 5anb.
Meine 5reunbe unb 8efanntr, lppis bas rei-
itubt publtfum iiberbaupt, linb ju jabIrsi6em
9sla&t bUai&ff sinssIabsn.
26l7 2pHis Sod, Drop.
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@iSarren unb 60b0cf
tsbsr QaaIitSt iu bsn btlisaeu prsiisu TN ,.5es
6tpe" aultions.Stprf. 30i9
GDmmerCi0l 0aus,

Giusm bsrtbrtsH btuti&ta TubIFum unb met
men areuHcen biermit bic rrsebene AHseist, bab
Id bas pcu bem psrliprbtnen 3. Sodner esbal-
teHs ,,GpmmtreiaI Saus" iibernrmmfn babe.
Gs pirb msin 8sifrebtn itin, turh juratont-
mente Beeitnune uub bette SpeiItn une @t-
irdnEe mir has 3utraueR bee pubIifums ;u er-
rtrbtn. (4f9) Gbarles 8offe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

'-A tine FARM in Cambria township,
Cambria county, Pa, within four miles Of Eb-
ensburg and adjacent to the Turnpike road
leading from Blairsyille to Huntingdon, is Of
fered for sale on accom- modating terms Tho
Farm contains 100 ACRES. a5out 65 or 10
acres OF which are cleared. the remainder be-
ing well 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, a large FRAME BANK BARR
and all necessary ouibuildings. There is q
never failing spring of pure watet 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 tho farm
or address p H BERG
March "a. -5n.* Box 81. Ebensburg; Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31
7 ICENSE NOTICE.-The fc

ICENSE NOTICE. The following
n named persons have fled petitions in the
Office of the Cletk of Quarter Sessions of Cam
bria county for Tavern and Eating House IL
censes, and the same will be presented to tho
District Court, April Sessions, 1870:
+AvERS LitENsEs.
Simon Riley, I'd ward, Johnstown borough.
August Weigand, 5th ward Johustown boro'.
Celestine Schtner, 4.h ward Johnstown bofo'
Joseph Boxler, Sd ward, Johnstown borough.
VIM James, lst ward. Conemaugh borough:
George Conrad, Richland township.
Margaret Clark, Taylor township.
Frank NJ Culough, Sd ward. JohnstoWn boro'.
enrv Fritz, Yoder township.
Daniel Confer, East Canemangh boioIgh.
Henry Frazer. Yoder township
August SCHNEIDER. Sd ward, Johnstown boro'.
Adolphhs Erb, I'd ward, Johnstown borough.
Henry Click, Sd ward. Johns town borough.
Michael Grady, Milville borough.
Ann DALEY, Millvile borough
Mrs Christian Helm. Richlahd township.
James p. Potts. 2d ward Conemaugh borough.
Peter 81 nermOtt, Millville borough.
Patrick Barrett, Cambria borough.
John NJ Dewitt, I'd ward, Johnstown borough.
EATING uoUsE LICENSE.
James Pitts, 4th ward. Johnstown borough.
Frederick Kreos, 5th ward, Johnstown boro'.
j. h. HITE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jobnstown, March IA, 1s70.-t
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TO CONsU MpTIVEs.

THE AbvEKfrsER, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con-
sumption, is anxious to make known to his fell
low sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a cory of
the prescription used Gree of charged. with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMP-
TIoN, AsTHAA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as il
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDW tRD A. WILSON
my2O..Iy. Williamsburg, Kings Co, \ Y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31
An ORDNANCE 10 PREvEsf RID-
IA NC AND DRIVING on rHE PAtExESTs AND

IN INo AND DRrvISo on THE PktENESTs AND
SiDEwALKs IN THE BoRoUGH or EBkNsBURe:
Be it enacted and ordained by the Burgess
and Town Council of the Borough of Ebens-
burg, and it is hereby enacted and ordained by
authority of the same, That from and after the
publication of this Ordinance. no person will
be permitted to rido, lead or drive any horse or
horses, mule or mules, OK or oxen, on or across
any part of the curbStones or payements. under
a penalty of TWO DOLLARS for each and
every horse, mule or OK so led or driven as
aforesaid. And any person or persons driving
or running any wagon or wheeled carriage, sled
or sleigh on or across said curbing or pavement
shall be subject to fine OF TWO DOLLARS
for each and every such offence. The fine in
all cases provided for in this Ordinance. shall
be recovered on the infor nation of any citizen
or borough oficer-all fines so collected to be
applied Tor the use of the Borough. Provided,
That the provisions of this ordinance shall not
apply to persons leading or driving across pave
1neuts to have access TO their stables or lots.
S. w. DAVIS, Burgess
At!est-e. q. DAVIS, Clerk. lunar 1885, !
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esgeeees ggeeqegg

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes With steady
employment at home, the whole of the time or
for spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
from soc. to IS per evening Boys and girls
earn nearly much as men. That all who see
this notice may send their address, and est the
business we make this Unparalleled Offer To such
as are not well satisfied, we will send 81 to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a
valuable sa mple. which will do to commence
work on, and copy of THE PEoPLE's LITER
AIRY CeMPASIoN-one of the largest and best
family newspapers published-all sent free by
mail. Reader, if you want permanent. prnSt
able work, address E. G. ALLEN g. co.
Augusta, Maine.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

The LADIES' FAIR.-fhe financial result
OF the FAR recently held for the benefit Of
me ns" Catholic church in this place has
proven a greater success even than was an
nounced by us last week, and is certainly
anead OF the most sanguine expectations of
even the moro hopeful friends of the good
cause the enterprise was designed to aid
we give below a tabular statement of the
receipts and expenditures, as we'll as a COM
piete list of the lucky recipients of the more
valuable prizes
TABLE No. Mrs Phil Collins,
Miss Ann M'Donald, Miss Ann
Dougherty and Mrs Linn Boyd,
Aanagers-Gress receipts, s 3O5 S9
TABLE No. 2-Mrs. John A Blair,
Mrs. r. Murray, Mrs. s A. Shoe
maker, Mrs. j. Maloney, Mana
gers-Gross receipts, - 1920
LITTLE GIRLs' TABLE-Miss Maud
kittell, Miss Bowers, Mrs. 7. w.
Shoemaker. ard others. Managers
-Gross receipts,.. 30I'S2
LITTLE Bora TABLE-Mrs Ellen J.
Murray, Mrs. Owen Cunningham,
Mrs. ]. D. Parrish and Miss Ann
Murray. Managers-Gross rec'ts. 526 O6
Collected bv persons not connected
with the Tables ........ s5.55
RETRrSHMENT TABLE-Miss Maggie
Myers. Mrs Faller, Mrs. Dishart
and Miss Hadds, Managers. 1886
Gross receipts in full -. SI,7O3T7
EXPENDITURES.
Cash paid for Watch, Ring Photo
graphs, Dress Stard, Freight, &c, 81 .65
Net proceeds, ... Sl.6I2,2
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LIFE IN UTAH; or the Mysteries and Crimes
of Mormonisrn -beihg an Expose of the Sc
cret Rites and Ceremonies of the Latter Day
Saints, with full and authentic History Of
the Mormon Sect from its Origin to the
Present Time. By j /. h. Baadle, editor of
the Salt Lake Reporter. National Publish
ing Company, 90 s. Seventh St. Philad'a.
An examination of the advance sheets of
the above work. kindly sent us by the pub
fishers, bas convinced us that the book itself
will be replete with information of char
acter which cannot fail to find a welcome
among all classes of our people, especially
since the Mormon problem Is one which is
exciting no little interest throughout the
country at the present time. The book will
be sold by subscription only, and agents are
wanted everywhere. Persons wishing to
engage in its sale should address publishers:
PUNcHINELLo.-Weh have received from
the publishers, the first number of Punchia-
clio. new illustrated and humorous weekly
paper, published in New York. 1t is prnt-
ed on superior paper of sixteen pages. 13 by
9, and is original, witty and satirical.
Those who can appreciate a first class paper
of the kind will get the worth of their money
by subscribing for Pun hisc'lo Terms. one
copy per year, in advance. $500. address
Punchiuello Publishing Co., no IS Nassau
street, New York.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LIVE STOCK,

EVC DIlC OALE OE LII II C1 OOh,
u &c, &c.-The subscriber having disposed
of his farm, will offer at public sale, at his
idenee in Shsquehanna township, on MONDAY, +,
the lIth day of April, 1870. at 8 o'clock, An,
the following property. to wit: Horses, brood
Mare, 2 three year old Mares. [broke to saddle
and harneSs.> Cows, 10 Sheep, 3 Calves, l
large Breeding Sow, with head of Stock
Hogs. Also, Grain of all kind by the bushel
Potatoes by the bushel. Hay and Straw by the
ton Wagon, Sled, Sleigh. Ploughs Hsrrows,
and other Farming Implements: Brides. Sad
dies, Harness. Windmill and Wheelbarrow.-
Also. Household and Kitchen Furniture, such
MS Book Case, Bedsteads. Tables. Chairs.
Stand, 2 Stoves and various other articles. to-
gethef with lot of Bacon Dry Pine Lumber,
&c. A reasonable credit will be given.
LAWRENCE DEE.
Summerhill Twp, March 81, 1870. St.
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CARRoLLrowN. March 2s, 1870.

Dear Feeman-During several days last
week we were in rather an isolated condi-
tion---separated, as it were, from the balance
of the world-owing to the general blockade
by snow of all the roads leading hence. Our
mail facilities in winter are enjoyed by rath~
er precarious tenure, but this was the first
occasion during the present season-that our
efficient and indefatigab!e mail carrier
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

''YE LOCAL" of the Altoona Radical has
been interviewing" the extensive stove and
tinware establishment of cur amiable and
marriageabe young friend, Geo. w. Yeager,
in that city; and gives the following as the
result of his investigations:
We dropped in the other day at the Stove
and Tinware establishment Of Geo W. Teaeer,
On Eleventh Avenue, below the RADICAL office,
and were taken with the Barley Sheaf Cooking
Stove, for sale there. Among the peculisrities
of this stove are these: The cross piece on top
is reversible, so the wash boiler can be used on
the side holes as well as in 'front.' slide feed
er is attached so the fire can be attended to
while the front holes are in use; there is slid
ing front fire door. giving full use of hearth
an additional slide in the oven, making more
available room than usual the oven is nearly
as wide at the top as the bottom, securing
much additional spaceand great advantages in
baking it consumes the least possible fuel.
aud is altogether the best cooking stove in use.
Mr.. Y eager has them of different sizes, and
also full ass )rtment of other patterns, for par
lor. chamber and kitchen. His facilities for
making and putting up spoutng arc equal to
any in the city. His prices are moderate
Give him call.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

LEOPOLD & BRo, No ;241 Main street,
Johnstown. are prosperine. They sell jus. SIX
kinds of made-up clothing-lst, strong goods
I'd, cheap goods; Sd. fine goods; 4th, neat fits /;
Ssh. well sewed garments; and, 9Th, fashionable
goods. They keep large stock on hands and
have steady stream of custom. Measures
taken, custom work made, or suits ordered
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

WANTEp.-Good and reliable men to act
as Agents for the Udhtinehtal Life Insurance
Company. of Hartford, Conn. Liberal ar
rangements will be made with the right
men. Instructions given to such as have
had no previous experience in the business
Address HOME & NoRToN, General Agents,
81 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31

TIE CASH SYsTBm.-Our next door neigh
Dor, NJ. L. Oatman, has made up his mind
to try what virtue there is in the cash sys-
tenn, and announces his determl lnation,' on
and after tomorrow, the 1st inst, to sell
goods only on the "pay your money aud
take your choice" principle. and in order to
Induce people to come to terms on the ques-
tion, he pledges himself to sell groceries.
-four, and all other articles in his line. at a
reduction of from five to ten per cent. under
former prices. Mr.. Oatman is enterprising,
liberal and accommodating, but has found
that neither his own interests nor the inter
ests of his customers are subserved by the
credit system, and hence he proposes to ttirn
over new leaf We hope it will prove a
successful Innovation on lule which should
be more honored in the breach than the OBJ
serVance.
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n NUTICE.-Whereas, on the ] 9th day
kN of February, inst, Bdmut,d Miller, mer-
chant. of the Borough Of Nilmore. County of
Cambria, State of Pennsylvania made vol
untary assignment for the benefit OF his credit
ors, under the Act of Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, 10 the under
signed, residing in tue said Borough, OF all tho
goods, chattels and effects OF him, the said
Edmund Miller, notice is hereby given 20 ali
persons indebted TO make payment without de-
lay, and those having claims are requested to
present their demands within the time required
by law. EDWARD D. EVANS.
Wilmofe, Feb. 81, 1870 Ct. Assignee.
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rs COMMON PLEAS OF CAMBRIA

Il COUNTY Y-CoMMoNwEALTH vs.. WILLIAM
LAvERTY AEb JAMES LAvEETY-No, 80, June
Term, lo69.-Fi. Fa. And now, 18th March,
1870. on motion of Geo. NJ Reade, Esq. los
M'DOnald appointed an Auditor to report dis
tributioa of the instalments of rent arising in
the case to and among the lien creditors ac-
cOrding to their priority OF lien. By the Court.
In pursuance of the above appointment, the
Auditor named will sit at his Office in Ebens
burg, on THURSDAY, 2lst APRIL, 1870, at one
o'clock. P. NJ. when and where parties interest
ed may attend if they think proper.
JOSEPH NJ DONALD, Auditor.
Ebensburg, March 81 l670.-3t.
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FRANKLIN. March 25. 1870.

Editor freeman Your correspondent,
"Rob Roy" in his communication published
in your hast issue, uses conside-s BILE argu-
ment to prove that he was correct in his es-
innate Of the amount of liquor consumed
annually in the United States. / did not
doubt the correctness of his calculation and
only alluded to it as an excuse for his erro-
Deous statement, giving the credit to East
Conemaugh which was due to franklin.
He further reminds us that we do not
drink all the whisky. 1t was unnecessary
to remind US of that fact, for [ was aware
that Rob Roy" could drink more whisky in
one day than drink in year.
MULTUM IN PARvo
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NSTATE OF WILLIAM BURKE,

~ DEC 'p.-Whereas Letters of Administra-
tioA or the estate of Vim Burke. late OF Wash
ington township decd. have been granted
to the undersigned by the Register of Cam
bria county, notice is hereby given to ali per
SONS indebted to said estate to make payment
without delay. and those having claims Gboti
said estate will present them properly autheu :
ticated for settlement
JAS. ]. KAYLOp. Administrator.
Allegheny Twp, Feb. 81, 1870. Ct,
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THE VERY HIGHEST PRIZE. THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred
on the representative OF the GROVER Il BA-
KER SEWING MACHINES. at the Exposi-
tor Universelle. Paris, 1867, thus attesting
their great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines. EB For sale bv G. T. ROBERTS,
Ebehsbutg. June 3, lS69.-1y.
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~ Tie NIATTEK or LIE ACCOUNT

IN TIE MATTER or ritz ACCOUNT
Il OF 4. D.. .CRlSTE. ASSIGNEE OF JAMES
A. O'BRIEN And now, March l6, 1871.
on motion of MesSrs. Johnston & Scanlan,
John Fenlon appointed Auditor to report dis
tribution of tie motley 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, fHE 7TH or MAY
1879, 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 FENLON, Auditor.
Ebensburr March %, 1870: 3t