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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
DIR GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
II. FALL--.WINTER. '72
c. H A N NY.
LARGE STOCK.
It IBROWN SHEETINGS,
PRINTS,
TICKINGS.
CHECKs,
TRIPES,
KENTUCKY JEANS, EXTRA,
CAssIMERs,
FLANNELS.
BLACK ALPACAS
LUSTERS,
eros GRAIN SILKS,
POPLINs.
LARGE STOCK OF CARPETING,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATING,
window Shades,
GILT BANDS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE
DAMAsKB.
His Entire stsek View Clssing Oct
VERY Low FIGURES.
CORNER sTH ST., AND COMMERCIALLY,
Cairo, Illinois.
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BLEACHING AND PRESSING DONE 70
ORDER.
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rrWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.

L The subscriber is desirous of selling two
valuable Farms owned 10y him and located IN
Carroll township, Cambria county, distdnced
rcsDpctiycly one mile and four miles from Car
rolitown The first of these Farms contains Do
Acres all but about five acres of which are
cleared well fenced and in excellent condition.
There is on the premises two story Log House
nearly new, a first rate Bank Barn, 64x40 feet
recently built, a good new Granary and new
Spring House, besides 15O choice Fruit Trees,
nearly all bearing, the best of water near the
house. and all other needed conVcniences. The
other farm contains JS Acres and SO Perch
eS about eight acres of which are cleared and
have thereon erected good Log House The
balance of the land is well timbcrcd. These
Farms will be sold either separately or together
and at ii fair price aud on liberal terms Title
indisputable. For further particulars apply on
the first described premises or address
JOIN WEBER,
March Is, 1S1l.-;;t Carrolltown, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-18
our Systenn of Practiee.

The medical world has become divided into
so many different cliqucs, isnls and pathies that
our peculiar system of practice may need some
ex planaton, ii being the ECLECTIC connected
with the EROSCOPIA.
our remedies principally vegetable dis
cartling entirely the use of CGioiRet ar Mercury
in ann form, believing it to toe dSeGScc creating
agent of the worst description
We are also opposed To tiic.uSc of general
biOOd-etting in any case, believing II tn be IN
furious to the constitution and oftcutincS dam
gcEOuS to life.
our mode of detecting "chronic affections
of the internal organs is principally by eX-
animation of the itriItc-
During the whole course of our study and
practice have paid particular attention to
this old German mode OF detecting diseases,
and we feel perfectly satisfied that There is no
more certain sign offered III disease than Is
presented in that secretion.
Therefore, VIC now more especially invite IL
those aboring under any lingering disease that
has not been cured, because, perhaps. the COM
paint not properly understood, TO send q
vial of their urine for examination, and have
the necessary medicines sent them WcwiSh it
distinctly uuderSt OOa hat this special invita-
tiCn is given to those who have sufficiently tried
the remedies of their family physician, and
have failed to obtain relief at his hands.
This is our privilege and right as physicians.
and il is the right and privilege of the afflicted
to obtain their professional advice and mcdi-
cincs where they choose. our Office and resi-
dencc is at No. 1}2 Grant street. Pittsburgh.
whereof any others choose 70 apply we Will give
them OUr best medical attention and viii prom
iSe them relief in every case whore reasonable
hope can be entertained. DRS. OLDSHUE.
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UD!TOR'S NOTICE.

"a Estate of JOSEPH ROSE. decd.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court To distribute money in the hands
of Jacob K. StulI, one of the Executors OF Jos.
Rose, deed, hereby gives notice TO all parties
interested in said estate that he will sit at his
office in .IohnstowT. on w dn csday, Aprti
ssh, IS7I, ut > q clock, z. NJ, for the purpose
of attending to the duties of said appointment,
when and where all persons interested must
present their claims. or be dCharred from COM
ing in said fund. G W. EASLn,
.JohnStOwn, March Is lSIl.-3t. Auditor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-18
aler Adrtjs(mclts.
WALTHAnyi
WATCHES

The extensive use of these Watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors EnpI-
nccrs and Exprcssmen. the most cXactiug OF
watch-wcarcrS, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength. stcadiac>S, durability and uccu-
racy "f tive Waltham Watch. To sati~fy that
class IN all these respects is to decide the Jus--
tion as 10 the ro;l value of these timc-kcepcrs.
More than 5Go.CGC of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of Ih,
FeoPie-a Il proof ana guarantee OF their sltpc-
riurity over all others
The superior organization and great extent
of the toWptn! : Works at Wultl,,,la. enables
them to produce watches at At price which ren-
dcrs competition futile, and those who buy.tny
other watch merely pay from - to - per cent
more for their watches than is necessary.
These timc-picces combine every improve O.
mcnt that q long experience has proved of real
practical use Having had the refusal Of near
" every invention III watch making, origin
ating in this country in Europe. only those
were finally adopted y hich severe testing 10y
the most skilfui artisans in our works. ald long
use on the part or the public. demonstrated 10
hc essential 10 correct and enduring tiIuc-kccf-
ing.
Among the many improvements we would
Particukrizc:
The invention ara use Of a ccutr,--r,iui,I, of
peculiar construction. to prevent damage To-
thr train 10y the bTrgkarr of u.siiII-SIrjn.->. is
biiS lilsi Nlth Tue American y UtsN COMPANY.
no. hdNlHE h;ld the rel uSl "t All other con-
triEanvcS. adopted Fngg'S patent piuiou Is he
ing the best and iIulUlCSs.
Hardened ana tempered lsair-sTriuzs NOW
universally admitted 10y WarthmuEtTs tr be- the
best arc used in an grades Of MHh ham Watches.
All Tai!ham Watches have du~t-proor caps.
projecting T3u movement from dust. and los
SEEMING the necessity of the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Guvucsv patent stcIn-y~iIl,lCr. or kCyIc-s watch
II already Il decided success, ami great inn
proNcmeut ON any SleIn-GviuGiilE watch in the
American market. and ly far the cheapest
watch of its quality now offered to the public.
To these living i'm portions of the IEitcd States
where watchmakcrs do NOT abound. watches
with Tnc ahu! sc mentioned improvements whicn
tend to- secure accuracy. cleanliness furahiIi-
The trademarks OF the various STYLES made ly
the Company are as follows:
AMERICAN WATCH 60. Waltharn. Mass
ANN. WATCH Co. Waltham- Mass.
AMERICAN W NATCH Co., Crescent St, VI altman,
Mas.
APPLETON, TRACY s Co. waItham. Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH Co, Adams ~, WaithaIu,
Mass.
p. :. BARTLETT. WaIthan. Mass.
WM- EiI.ERY, WaltEu9n. NJss.
Examine the spelling Of thc~, names careful
single letter indicates Il counterfeit
For sale 10y all leading jewelers.. No watches
rctailcd 10y the Company
An illustrated history of matchmaking. con-
tanning much useful Information 10 NSutcE-
wcarcrs- sent to amy address ON application.
ROBBENS q APPLETON
General : gents for AmrricH Watch
Co, 1s2 Roadway, New XOris.
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i ICFNSE NOTICE The folluwir

Z INTNNII INNJ INII Il " ITO 'N7''' y -
L ucrsous have filed their Petitions for TaV-
crn License in the Office of the Clerk of Quar-
ter Sessions Of Cambria county, ana the same
will he presented to Argument Court on Ihufo-
day. March j0th, ISL:
TdrcYu LicgHSC-HcnTy Click, Sd Ward, Johns
town: Henry Frazer, IOder township; Henry
Fritz Yoder township; David Fuluon, East Con
emaugh: Luther Martin, 3d Ward, JohnstoWh
George Conrad, Richland township; J. ID. Ham
:tou. 2d Ward, Johnstown; Andrew Haig, Car
rolltown; John \. Blair, East Ward Ebehs-
burr: NJ LattCner, Cambria township; james
ConVery I0rctto borough: Conrad Rabb, Pei
ward and Fred'k Krcbs, 9TH ward, Johnstown.
j. X. HTTE, CiCF5,.
Clerks Office EJcnsburg, March Is ISll.-3t.
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IL THE ORPHANS COUNT OF

l. GAMBIA COUNTY.-TH the matter Of The
4 1rcDuHt 0f AUGUSTUS CRAvER, AdIHttttStfdtOT Of
HENRY LLOYD, deceased.
AND NOW, MARCH 18TH, 1871, on motion of
Johnston & Seaman, the Court appoint X. l.:
George, Esq, Auditor 10 report distribution OF
the finds in the hands of the Administrator TO
the creditors entitled thereto. by the Court
Extract from the Record.
j. X. HITE, PrOth'y.
l hereby give notice that | will sit at my OF
fec in EbcnSburg, on " ednesstaS, Inc ON
of Arsris next at o'clock, p. NJ, to attend to
the duties of said appointment, at which time
and place all persons Interested may attend IL
they see proper X. l.. GEORG L, Auditor.
EbenSDurg, March Is, IS1l.3t.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The IL

II 7
a signed, having been appointed Auditor 10
hear the exceptions 10 the Account OF Mary
Shoemaker, ENeCutriN of the estate of Edward
Shoemaker, decd, hereby gives notice that nc
will attend to the duties OF said appointment {,
at the Court House in Ebeusburg, on tuesday r..
the IIti day OF April next, AT one O'Clock,
+. Vi. G l.. IEHNHING-
March IS IS1 I-3t.
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STGViS. EiIDFlHE. GB1rERIES &g
EBENSBURG. Pa,
NOTICE OF ApPEALS-Aprpa

\ Office OF APPEALS.-Apreals
= ' from the Assessments for IS7I will ho held
nj the Commissioners Office in Ebcusburg, as
follows:
MONDAY. MARCH 20th Allegheny Township
and LOrUtto Borough.
TUESDAY. MARCH 21st- BacIllicIl and Jack
son Townships,
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH odd Cambria and Mill
Vile BOTuU@hS.
THURSDAY. MARCH 23d-Adams and Richland
Township and CoopcrS,lule borough.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2tth-CarT0H Township and
CarruIlyown Borough.
MONDAY. MARCH 21th-CIcaIiOid Township
and Chest Springs Borough.
TUESDAY. MARCH 18th Chest, SusqUClcHna
and White Townships.
WEDNE>D AY. NARi'IT 29th- CoucmaUTh Town
ship and CuncmaUgh Borough.
THURSDAY. NARCH :uth-tToylc and sum
mcrhili Townships and WilmoTc Borough.
FRIDAY, MARCH 3ISt-lSt. 3d. sd. +th, 5Jh ard
9th Wards of JOhnStuwu Borough.
MONDAY. April 3G-tumbTIa Township and
EhCnShurg Borough.
TUESDAY. ApI,II. 4th-N aShiUgton and Mum
StCr Townships and SUmmityiIlc Borough.
WEDNESDAY. \ AT';iL5th-GallitZ and Taylor
Townships and WOCdvulc Borough.
THURSDAY. April Gth-l oder Township and
Frnnklin Borough
At the same times and place Appeals from
the Military Rolls will he held.
i. NyNANARA.
JAS. Z. NEASON. Commissioners.
+. O'FIIEI.
.ff'C>f-J. \. IL ENNEDY- Clerk.
Commissioners Office, EbcnSburT. Feb. p. lS'l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-18
PEMOEAL AND ENLARG EMENT.
COOKING STOVES,
HEATING STOVES.
TIN. GGPPER G &HElT- -Il9I FhRB

Having recently taken possession of tie new
ly fitted mp ana CpHuOdiDuS building on High
street. two doors cast Of the ituIl and nearly
opposite the Mountain House. the subscriber i
better prepared than ever To manufacture all
articles i'm the TIN. COPPER aud SIf EEE-I RON
WARE line. all Of which wifi bc furnished To
buyers at the very lowest living prices.
The subscriber also proposes to keep ii fun
and YHTiJG assortment of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-18
Cooking, ParlOr and Heating STOVES
OF the most approved designs.

s*~SPGUTING and ROOFING made To order
and warranted perfect III MANN fHCiUro and ma
tcT.l. REPAIRING promptly attended to-
All work done 10y me VIII Ie done right aud
on fair terms, and all s'fON rs and W ARE sold
by me can hc depended upon as 80 quality and
cannot bc uuderSold III price. y continuance
and increase of patronage l. respectfully >ui!ci-
ted. and no effort will be wanting To render en-
tire satisfaction to all.
NALLIE LUTRING Err.
Ebcnsburg. Oct. Is, ISI0.-tf.
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FAUTlON.- Whereas my wife ANN
- has left my bed ana board without any just
cause or provocution, this is to warn All persons
against hIThOrin" trusting her on my aC-
count, us l am determined to pay no debts She
may contract, unless compelled to do 50 b.
law. JOHN EIilBILL.
EbensDurg. March Is I6Il.-;;t.s
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
A Fine TRACT OF LAND
VALUABLE FARM NEAR LORETTO
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale on fair terms
and easy payments, that most desirable and cN-
Cellcnt FARM recently occupied 10y him, ad-
joining the Borough of LCrrttO, containing I46
Acres-iOa IcltS of which are in - good state
of cultivation and the balance well timbCrcd.
There is Il comfortable HDltSc. good Barn, and
an excellent Oyciidld on the prem iScS also, an
abundance of p,tye trutsr. II is desirable pro-
perry. beautifully located and iS convenient TO
churches. schools. market etc Title lndispi-
table For terms and other information apply
TO or address /. III LTERS.
Feb. lS-tf. CdrTOlitutcH, Cambria 90, Pu.
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n Office The annual election of fEe
' Board OF Trustees of the Ebcnsbur.r \
CadcmN. viii he held at the Court House.
EbcnSbuT@. on MONDAY. the sd day of APRIL
next, between the hours of and / p. ".
JOHN L. SCANLAN. secretary.
Ehcnsburg. March il. lSIl.-.it.
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JUST LOOK AT THIS J!

Emporium ~ AS''t'i A-Na'''' ~ -
LAYING entered into partnership. the sub
ScribCTS are now prepared TO 90 all kind OF
work in their fine, such as boring for WATER.
OIL. COAL ORE and other MINERALS max
ing ana setting NEW PIT AIPS and repairing old
ones. We are also ready ut all times to bore and
lay PHI ES and manufacture and put in position
the eel, britcd EXCELSIOR PI Mp, the cheap
est. most durable and satisfactory Pump for
Wells and CistcTn~ now in use This Pump viii
work in a ell thirty feet deep. We VIII at all
times keep a supply of these Pumps on hand
and can set them mp or furnish tnCm on short
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed in quality aud
price of work. and water insured ON ana farm
or lot of ground. Orders solicited 0nd prompt
~ attended to when length of Pump or kind of
work desired j. made known To uS. Forturther
information call ON or address
SITINEE * FETGIfNER.
Feb. 25.-jnl. CJrruIltOwu, Cambria Co, Pa.
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FOR SALE. OR RENT.

SIN STILL OIN TT
rYHE undersigned offers for sale rent his
STORE ROOM ON HIGH Street. EbCu~-
hslr.., three doors from Centre street. being on
the south side ot High street and OPP -nSite the
Foster House. Said store Room i new build
ing. &}xa0 feet. two stories high. with good Gel
lar under il. There are two back rooms, Z No,
upstairs and down, well finished inside. The
building altDgCthCr i one of the best in EbCuS-
burg for store purposes. ana is decidedly the
best located business stand i'm the town Pos
session will be given Immediately. For further
information cali upon or address
y u. Tt DOR.
Feb. -. lS1l.-tf. EbCnshlIIg. Pa.
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| = OGDEN. JUsuCE oF TnF PEACE,
- . Johnstowu, Pa. Oaice on Iron street, be
tween the Conematgh Bridge and Pa. X. II. De-
pot Collections aud all business iutrusted To
him Will be promptly attended to- BILL
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TTNCLE JOSHS TRUN NIX FULL OF
BLOOMINGTON 0LLD NURSERY.

18Th Year. COO Acres. Is Greenhouses L;,r.r-
est ASSurtmcHJ-sll sizes i;c~t stock Low
Prices, Would Won know What. When. How
To PlantE Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Trees Root
Crafts. Seedlings. Usage Plants, Apple seed.
Early Rose POtarocS. shrubs Iie~oS. & rCcUh hoII~c
and Garden Plants. &c. FioNyrF and FcSe-
table seeds! Finest. Best collection sorts
and quality Send 10 cents for New lliu-t Tntcu
Descriptive tutaipEuc-g1 pages. send stamp,
each. for Catalogues of Seeds. with plain dircC-
TiOnS-64 pages: Bedding and Garden Plants s..
pages, and Wholesale Price iiSt-9i pages Ad-
dress =. X. PIIGNIN. Bloomington. Illinois.
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STILL At IT.-A handsome ''pictcr'' adyer-
tiScmcnJ elsewhere represents the renowned
.I,tnu Mowiu" ana RCapin% Machine in full
operation. and right underneath il Will he
found the announcement that GEO. Huntlcy
still continues to act as agent for the sale of
this and several other valuable labor-Sa vim =
machines Mr.. II. is one of the liVc~t men
in this comm unity. and knows how to adVcr-
list. his goods and sell them too at the lowest
wisely.
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Mt-ST BE SOLIDS. !. Hess & Brother, dealers
in Ready-made Clothing. No. 2+l Main street
.IuhnStUwn, announce that hey will sell cloth
ing cheaper than ever, until the first of April,
in order To reduce their present stock of made
up garments and prepare for the spring trade.
Their - les are now very large, but their stock
of wearing apparel is immense. Now j. the ac-
cept;ible time for getting great bargains from
the NeSSrs. Hess. Never made-up clothing
sold So cheap. Call and examine prices.
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JAS. J. MURPHY will have his say, and the say
he says now is, don't believe without seeing
but go any see his immense variety OF ready
made clothing, and you'll bc sure to u sight
worth seeing, wearing apparel worth buying
and prices worth taking advantage Of. Murphy
is bound to close out his winter stock, and is
now selling heavy goods at unSurpaSsahlc bar
gains TO all buyers. Johustown. Clinton street,
No. iGg is the place where the thing is did.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-18

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.-D. W. Evans
asserts that II certain petition got up for
his ini sry. | got up that petition to stop all
quuc<~ in Cambria county from pruCti~in =
medicine. and ii he j. one 1t was int ended for
him. several persons told me that the get
ting up of that petition would injurc my rruc-
ticc / nave twO-thirtS of the practice of this
vicinity and ifgctting up a.petitiOn to prevent
guIck~ from practising is going o take from
me ali my practice, say let il go.
y. i. FIELDS, VI. ID,
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JOHE !. MURPHY announces that he iS still
the same indi ,idual he used to WAS. and that he
can ae found as usual under the Tribune Office.
at the old DibCrT Mansion House. corner Main
street. JohnStown, where he measures Oft more
dry goods every day than one man could shake
a yard-stiCll at. Cheap and durable dry goods,
fancy goods and notions, carpets and cloths
John j docs a rushing business and deserves it
all. for he always gives his customers the best
of the bargain in all the sales lac makes.
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&. H. P.-Thc war in France didn't have any
effect on Cohen'S Hat Parior. except to INDUCE
Il greater rush than ever, and OF course more
sales and further reduction in prices. Where
the best articles ut the lowest rates are obtain
able. that i where customers most do CuHgTC-
gate. and that is what's the matter ut No. :;22s
Main street. JUhnstown. What Is gOldE An
empty bubble. What is money! paper trou-
bic. Bat Il shining hat is something, and the
man who wears it is somebody.
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ONE HuxDRED PER CEST.--Since the enlarge
ment of Oak Hall--the largest clothing house
in Philadep phia-the business has increased
nearly hundred per cent. 1t seems inpossi-
bic to build house to large for business
conducted on the principle OF fair dealing and
small profits.
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3 8 3 s 5 8 s 8 s 5 5 6

= z 7
TO THE WORKING CLASS--WrNure now
prepared to furnish all CLASSES with constant
employment ut home. the whole OF the time or
for the spare moments RUSincsS new. light,
and profitable. Persons Of either ScN easily
earn from SOC. 10 - per evening. ANA proper
tioHui sum Icy dcvoting their " hole tilnc to the
business. Boys ana girls earn nearly a. much
as men. That all who see this notice may send
their address and test the business, NC make the
following unparalleled offer: FosUch are not
well satisfied We viii send - To pay for the truu-
bic of writing. Full particulars. Il valuable sam
pie which viii do to commence work ou. and "A
copy Of The Peoples LiiCTGTW GDHtlHEfoIJ-uno
Of the largest ana hest family newspapers ever
publiShed-ali sent free by mail. Reader. if
YOU want permanent. profitable work, address
Z. c. ALLEN y Co. AUGUSTA. MAINE.
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1000 USE THE VEG TABLE 1CrN
1910 IL-LlIONIRI NILNI W IS "
EMPLOYMENT for All

GO6 50 LAR = EE g WEEK and expenses
t0>QS paid Agents. To sell our new and useful
discoveries. Address B. : " EFT o, Mar
sh.llI Mich
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THE ilTNA INSURANCE COMPANY. according
to its late statement, has Il capital of over six
millions of dollars, securely invested for the
benefit of its policy holders. This Company
has stood for the past fifty years the head of
the Fire Insurance Companies of the country
III the matter of capital. pTOmptncSS ana rclIu-
bility. Alexander brothers, 1919 Eleventh ! y
cuuc. Altoona, are its only authorized agents
for this section of the State. They will insure
property at lower rates than can Toe ubtaiuC q
from any other truly reliable company. Give
them Il trial and bc cOnV Vinccd of this fact ere
you insure your property with any other of the
many Insurance agents. 2-li.-lm.l
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AMBITION.-it Is said to he the height OF Il
Pluto lnGialS ambition il to marry Il woman
who has laid in Il winter supply of dried grass
hoppcrS. Among marri;Tciblc young men in
the civilized state il ought 10 be the height of
ambition to many girls who, among other ac-
cOmDliShmcntS, are able to make good bread,
such as iS invariably made from the flour sold
at Mills popular flour. feed and lamp depot,
High street. Take no other wife or -four.
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THE RIGHT TAIK-Thc fiIS thing that meets
the eve on entering Vallic Ijarkcr's cheap cash
store are large placards attached to number
less articles of dry goods. announcing the price
mt which said articles Will be sold ; and the
next thing to meet Nallie's eye should be Il
host of customers floating there to see these
cards and examine the goods offered for sale.
If there amt bargains in those goods at those
prices were Il likely looking fellow.
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DoINGs IN CoURT.-We published last week,
unbcknown to ourself, all the proceedings of
interest up to the time of adjournment on
Thursday evening. The causes disposed of in
Common Pleas the present week up TO tho time
OF our going TO press, reported below
Sarah Rowiey and George Rowley, in right
of said Sarah Bowley, VS.. Dominic McHugh
and others. EjectmeEt. March 18th, verdict
for the defendants. Lucas. Johnston x Scan
Ian for plaiatiifs-Potts, Pershing and Elder
for defendants.
James Burk vs.. George G. Emigh and Isaac
w. Plummer. Appeal. March 10th, verdict
for plaintiff for SI7 II. Reade for plaintiff
Fenlon ior defendant.
Cambria Iron Company vs.. Hetty r. Baker
and Others. Fl ectment. On trial as we 90 to
press, and likely 70 occupy the balance OF the
week Potts, Pershing, Elder, Miles and
Johnston for plaintiff-Blair for defendants.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-03-18

EBENsBURG NJ. f. CHURCH PROPERTY For
SALE-On Thursday next. March 23d. at ,
o clock, u. m. the Methodist Episcopal Church
property on sample street, in the West Ward
of this borough. will he offered at public sale.
The building can he very readily arranged for
dwelling or manufacturing purposes. aud the
property i altogether very desirable one.
Terms viii be made easy.