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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

nISSOLUTION --Notice is hereby
= given that the co-partuership heretofore
existing between f. d. SAUPP and JAS. W uLK-
INsON in the Marble manufacturing business
at Loretto, is this day (March Ist, 1919 dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
said firm are notified to settle and pay up i'm
mediately. and all having claims against us will
present them for settlement The books will
be ieIt at the store of r. d. SGupp-
SATPP < V ILEINSON.
p. s. The Marble bu siress viii he carried on
in all its various branches by the undersigned.
Az wishing highly finished job at moderate
prices. viii please give call.
JAMES WILKINSON.
Lorctto, April 10, 1S7i.-tst
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~tAWRRTR COUNTY BONDS

NOTICE IN PARTiTION.-T AP-
= FALoNIA Yosr intermarried with John
Sims, residing IA Biai~SviIe. Indiana county
Pa. and TO EII.ES GOsT, futeFna TTissi with
seph C'1ie, residing ia the State 81 iowa. heirs.
aud legal representatives Of JACOB NoST. late
Of Carroll tow uShIp, Cambria county, decd
Take notice that an Inquest v III lie held
the hate dwelling house OF JACOB Y EOST. iave ot
Carroll township, Cambria county, Ceceased ]. or
tuesday. GEIe 26 day of May nexI. at oue
O clock, p. NJ. for the purpose of making parrf-
tion Of the real estate of said deceased 20 ard
among his children and legal representa-
If the same can be done without pre- ejuslicA 20 or
spelling Of the same-othergyiSV TO Vaiue aHG
appraiSe the same; at which time and place you
are requested 70 attend If you think proper
W. y. BONAChER. Sheriff.
SheLif's OfiiCe, EbeEs0urg, A pyil 4, ISL,
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Drove of Cameis and Dr0medaries.

: xAZXo-E cAZAvAG oE E-zE-zE,; XAs1Ivz czoE5!
No organization Of half the magnitude has
ever been constituted in any country 1t is n
stupeudsus combination, involving an iJuvcst-
Inent Of half q million dollars. requiring an ar
my of disciplined men in its services. employ
ing multitude Of horses aud . train of wagons
dens and cages,
OVER a MILE LONG,
for its transportation through the country
Everything about this grand and magnificent
exhibition is new and on q scale of splUudOr I'M
surpassed. while the talent associated with il
takes q wider range than any show IN the world.
prominent feature is the GRAND MUSIC
Al. BRIG \ DE, lei by the popular and efficient
Director. ". d. STRT.
TssE CRANE SCENIC PARADE
surpaSses in hrilliancy, beauty. grandeur and
noveityaDythiug OF the kind ever attempted in
this or any country. led by the Oriental Car OF
Alexandria and followed by long retinue or
Uens. cages, Chariots, Carriages elegantly ca
Parisoned Horses, Elephants, Camels and Drom-
edarieS-the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

THE way to "maEc both ends meet is 10 ask
Huntley when ynU want 70 buy anything in the
form Of Hardware, groceries. farm implements,
t;uwGTC, stoves, ana sich like. for George per
mitS no man 10 CudersPl him. and everybody
knows that his stock is varied, plentiful and
first class.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

The Management, IN accordance With tho
spirit OF enterprise which has marIscd t!l, CON
cepuon ana organization Of this siHpendous es-
tahiiSnmcuj, announce for the season of 1871.
not only the largest but the mC5t attractive
novel. original and instructive public amuse-
ment ever offered in this country assem- bling
IN one unprecedented combination a II the lead
ing Equestrian Artists OF j America, Great Brit
ain and Contiuenta! Europe. numbering nearly
one hundred Male and Female Performers in
Guiding the great Ali Son AhdalIah TrnLIre Of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

TrRY VISIT had rather pav 4 little r-o~e
money and get good article" I his Is wise,
t. he sure, but suppose YOU can get the very
best article and not have to pay a little NOR
How t@cn? Iris is tie case with Wanana-
ker n Brown" clothing,ssjt is 'best" IS we'll
as cheapest -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

CoUNTY TAXATION We hear great COM
plant especially in Ebeusburs, about the val
ust ton put upon property bv the Assessors oC
Cambria county, and also gaiust tho Commis
slCners Of the county in the performance Of
their duty a board Of revision. Il if asserted
among other things that the valuation is one
third higher than in previous years Admit
ting this to be true, and VIC believe il is so in
many instances, Goes it really increase the
burden of the taxpayers Last year the coun
~ and poor tax was assessed at the rate of
FOURTEEN mills on the dellar this year it is
laid AT TIN mills, being four mills IL IS on the
dollar than last year. So that. nstwithstand-
ing the increased valuation, the taypaver will
not Oniv not have mora taxes TO pay but IN
most instances even less than last year, or
other pTeyiOus years.
The complaint made by some Of our Ebens-
burg friends that property here is at a stand
still, while in most other portions Of the coun-
ty property il advancing in value, is entitled TO
more weight. Sill other localities think they
have equal ground OF comp sint. Yet there is
one thing that should ba borne in mind bv all ,
and that is, that the officers making the assess
menis are under a solemn oath 10 assess every
property at its actual cash value and we ven
tuTe the assertion that there is not n taxpny er
in Ebensburg, or elsewhere in the county, who
would take for his property, in cash--no, not
IN gold the valuation placed upon it.
Our member, Mr.. Rose, It may be well to
saw, is getting bill passed allowing an appeal
to the Court from the taxation in the Commits
sioncrs' office. This is right, and we trust it
will become a law. Indeed. we understand the
Commissioners are in favor of its passage
Then the taxation can be reviewed and errors
if there should be any, corrected.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

FIRE AND LIFE ISsURANCE--Ev Everybody is
directly interested in Insurance. If YOU own
real or personal property it is certainly to your
interest TO nave it insured. You do rot know
how soon the same may be destroyed by fire,
either by accident or the hand of the iucendia-
~. You may feel perfectly safe now. but you
do not know how soon you may need the assist
unce OF the assurance company: therefore. it
bchOOVeS you to look well TO gOl1 OtCIi Interests
II you nave your property insured in q good,
felIanle company, you need not go begging
among your neighhors for losses incurred by
lre on the contrary you can rest easy and be
independent OF any such obligations. On the
same prIEcipte every man should have his life
insured for the benefit of his family. No man
knows how sCOn he may be called from life to
eternity and leave his fnn}ily in destitute Cir
cumStances; but through good and reliable in
sUranec companies he has the privilege and can
easily provide against AL such contingencies.
II Is wen for all persons to carefully consider
the pOiIcy OF insurance, and then call upon Kerr
= Co, 1916 Tenth Avenue, Altoona. Pa, who
are agents Tor all the most reliable Fire and
Life insurance Companies in the United States.
Foreign Exchange and Shipping are also
among the specialtcs of this reliable firm. and
passage tickets to and from all points in the
world can be obtained from them at regular
rates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

THE PITTSBURGH PA.) Leader says: 1.-The
firm of G. =. Rowell Co. is the largest and best
Advertising Agency in the United States, and
we can cheerTuliy recommend it 10 the attcn-
ton Of those who desire to advertise their bust
ness scientifically and SYSTEMATICALLY in such a
way: that is, 10 secure the largest amount Of
publicity for the least eXnenditure of money"
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SPRIEGI
IS7I.
IS1I.
hESsRS. MAYER, PROPRIEToRS OF THE NEy
YORK DRY GOODS. MILLINERY,
AND CLOTHING STORE,

hEssRs. MAYER. PRoPRIEToRs OF THE NEW
YORK DRY GOODS. MI LL1NERY,
AND CLOTHING STORE,
have just opened the following new and desira-
bic Goods:
200 Pieces LIGHT CAIICoES, elegant patterns
zoo Suits CLOTHING, made in latest fashions
100 Boys and Youths SUITS, IN all styles;
100 TRUNKS. from the smallest to the largest
sizes; Suspenders, Shirts. Drawers, Neckties,
Bows, &c, in the largest variety. Also, the
most varied invoice of Ladies Trimmed and
Untrimmed Hats ard Bonnets Children's Hats,
trimmed in endless variety; Mourning ShawIs,
Grape Wells, Collars, sun Umbrellas, and Para
soils; 40 boxes OF new French Flowers; 100 new
ShawlS; Silks and SatiuS in every shade large
eisplhy OF japanese SILK Dress Patterns; latest
styles Of Switches, PlaitS and Chignons; new
styles OF Lace Collars, Plaid Sash Ribbons. sun
downs Ladies' Morocco Satchels; so pieces of
summer PoDiins. guaranteed to lCdSH, and an
immense assortmentOf other new Dress Goods
and Trimmings, whiciI fieed only be seen To be
admired. An examination OF our prices on the
above goods viii convince any one that sell
go per cSit. SEle9p per than any other store
IN Johnstown. Remember that our large es-
tabiishment Is III the Opera House Nos. PIG and
2l4 Main street, JohuStOwn, and remember also
that all orders from neighboring towns and
country viii bc promptly and satisfactorily at
tended to, and selections as carefully made and
goods furnished just rs cheap if the buyer
was present IN person. l.. & II. MAYER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

AEsSsA - = II ' Il IA :. q =.
used in all cases instead of Pits, EPSON SALTS,
CASTOR on &c; Highly favored. Pleasant TO
take. Children like il. Price o cents Whole
sale, r. Z. SELLERS & Co, - Wood Street, Pitts
burgh- Sold by Lennon 4 Murray. Ebeusburg,
and by Druggists and Country St0re-kecpels
generally. IJune l6 lS.0.-Iy.l
THOSE of our readers who deSiere their hair
to take the same color when young should
use Halls Vegetable SIciliau Hair Remover.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

OUR FOURTEENTH Town CoUSCIL.--In 1888
Richard Lewis was elected Burgess Johnston
Moore, David II. Roberts, John Williams,
James Rhey, and John Davis, Town Council.
The subordinate officers appointed were: Town
Clerk. Ezekial Hughes; Treasurer, William
Roberts; Superintendent of Hay Scales, Geo
j. Rodgers; Street Commissioner, Thomas
Todd; Street Regulators, Robert Young, X.
p. Linton and Michael Downey: Fremen,
James Murray, Owen Mcdonald, and Alexan
der Bell; Controllers of the II ydraulic Engine
John Williams and Richard Lewis; Axemen
ID II Roberts and David Todd; Laddersmen,
Rowland Williams and Michael Downey; High
Constable, Charles LiIzinger This Counc il
must have had easy work. for it adjourned on
the 29th day of March. 1889, aud the record
gives 10 sign of official labor performed except
a sett tement had with the Treasurer. And
then they TO lded their tents like the Arabs,
locked the door and hung up the key, aud si-
lently stole aTay.-Alleghania
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

THE ffty-six signers of the Declaration, or
their descendants, all deal AT the cheap Clothing
Store of James j. Murphy, No. lO9 Clinton ST.,
Johustown- where any other man or boy may
be neatly fitted with pants. coats vests. Al
so, shirts of all stripes neckties and gents fur
nishing goods. Few men have had the success
in the clothing line that Mr.. Murphy enjoys.
The reason why is, he does the fair thing and
does il all the time.
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7TGuIEEN MASSIVE UENS,

supcrbly painted in green and gold, and decor
ated with the flags of every nation of the globe;
the entire pageant forming "A scene Of unaV-
proachabla splondor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

READER, you viii do well to take sidelong
glance at the quarter column advertisement OF
>. j. Hess y Co, the renowned cuStcm-deserv-
ing clothing merchants of Johnstown, who
consider themselves competent to clothe all
creation and the rest of man kind with wearing
apparel perfect in make, handsome in style,
seryiccable in texture, and as cheap as the
cheapest in price. This firm knows how to
please all tastes and supply all wants. and are
a5 liberal SIS they are deserving.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-22

TWENTY YEARS IN BED.-It is fact that
may not be generally krown, even among our
own citizens, that there is in this community
colored woman named Wilson, now aged
about 62 years. no has not ouly been confined
to her bed for the last twenty years or upward,
but who has been forced in all that time to
rest in position. owing we believe to an
attack Of paralysis. Never stree taking her
bed has she been able from her own volition
to arise from it, and never has she been out of
it except for very bri CT Periods and only then
through the agency of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Roberts, with whom she lives, or some other
person persons called to her aid. NotwIth-
standing her severe aud protracted affiictons,
this ola woman is i'll the enjoyment of all other
natural functions and is always in the best of
spirits. She came here many years ago with
Mr. jacob Turner, to whom she Was linden
tured when only three years of age. Her case
ls certainly a remarkable oTe. aud well worthy
the attention OF medical men and others inter
ested in such matters
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RUHoRED CHANGE IHTHE CATHOLIC PASTOR
ATE.-1he rumor has been rife for some time
past that Rev. r. e. Christy, pastor of the
Catholic church of this place, is to be trans
ferred to another fell of labor, and the proba-
biIities that such will prove to be the case.
1t is no business of euTs to inquire why this
change IL to he made, but we deem it due to
Father Christy to say tha. he has sccompli shed
a work in the erection of the beautiful chui ch
edfce in this place, and III the establishment
of first class schools under the care of the Sis
tiers of St. Useph. as well as in many other
WAYS. which should ever stand as monuments
TO his zeal, devotion and indomitable perseve
renee and which should win for him tho kind
lv remembrances and devout prayers of the
entire congregation over which he has held
pastoral charge for the past five years. The
departure Of Father ChTisty will be sincerely
regrstted By the members of his congregation, =,
with but few exceptions, well as by nearly
all of his fellow citizens Of other creeds
among whom he has numerous warm friends
and ardent admirers. We can only hope that
his labors elsewhere will meet with equal sue
cess and fully as much appreciation, to say the
least. they have met with here.
Who is to be his successor has not yet We
presume been fully determined, but we have
heard the name of Rev. j. G. Farren, of Ty
rome mentioned n that connection Another
week, however, will PROBABLY unrayel the mys-
terry.
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Further on arc the oxford and Cambridge University
Corps oxford having light gray blouses and similarly
coored knokerbockers. with dark blue stockings, and
Cambridge silver gray, with light scarlet stockings.
Very pretty and lastly laid out the different reg
mental camps The tents generally pitched as TO
form three aides OF square, tho messtent Of the reg
ment being In the center by the flagstaff Much esprit de
corps rendering the different camps attractive
possible, and many and varied the means adopted
to this end Gay flowers meet the eye every dec
ton. and many coored flags utter In the breeze. Each
succeeding evening during the meeting reglmenta bands
play until o'clock and officers entertain their friends
In the mess tents. The members in camp have largo
tent called club-ten" where all the daily papers
to be seem and the association Itself issues daily
paper called The Edrof0 printed I'm camp and contain
Ing contributions nom volunteers The Queens Prize Is
this year OF the total aggregate value OF s075, gold
which, however Is simply item in the list OF prizes
Proba bly, the value OF the whole prizes given away
would amount to-includng challenge prizes-S10o,Ooo
gold AS an instance of the accuracy with which
com petltors shoot for the Queens Prizes, 1t may be
mentioned that scotchman once walked up TO the
range, COO yards, and made consecutive bulls
eyes passing to that at 300 yards he took two trial shots
and scored two more bulseyes apparently satisfied with
the result OF his preliminary shooting he tried seven moro
shots at the 800 yards and scored seven more CON
secutive bu'seyes. Thus, total of sixteen bupseyes
was made In many shots Pretty good shooting one
would think but the Sc0tchman was AFRAID or being
tied" by a brother competttOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS
The following Exhibitions and Fairs have
haen annOnncPn;


American Institute Flir opens Sept. I.
Cincinnati Industrial Exhibition, commences sept
ii. McCallum, Secretary. -.
Georgia state Agricultural Society, commences at Ma
con Oct. %. Day. W. Lewis, SECRETARY
National Swine Exposition, commences at chicago
Sept. 10. Chas Snead, Joliet ILL.,, secretary.
American Pathological Society, at Richmond, Va, sept
6. III. X. Ellyson, Secretary
Virginia state Agricultural Society's Trial and Elk
hbitiOn Flows at ongomery white sulphur Springs.
commences Aug rs Machiuery and exhibitors or VS.
itors carried at half fare application to Col Evans
Office A. NJ. and q. r. r., No. 303 Broadway, New fofk
Mississippi state Agricultural Societys Fair, at JACK
son on Oct. %. j. L. Power, Secretary.
Illinois State Agricultural az Du Quon on sept 10 a.
N. Garland Secretary, Springfield . q n
ST. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical, Oct 10. g. v.
Kalb, Secretary.
State Fairs are announced as follows:
Central Kentucky, az Danvile, Aug. is. ... ..t =
New-Englsnd, at Lowell Sept. 5.
Kansas Agricultural. at Topeka, Sept ii.
Iowa. at Cedar Rapids. Sept. H.
Central sylyania, at Altoona, sept. H. ..raH
Northern Ohio, Cleveland, Sept. II.
California Sacramento, sept. Is
Colorado, Denver, Sept. 10 .r-
Central Ohio Mechanlcsburg, Sept. ID.
| New,Jersey. WGverly station Sept. ~.
Central Iowa, Des Moines. Sept. ~
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Sept 26 =, ,s,.oa,o.
| indianapolis Agricultural aud Meehanioa'' 'uo'S""
| lie, Sept. Is.
| Minnesota, 81. Paul, Sept 26.
! Nebraska Brownyle, Sept 20
New York, Albany, Oct. 2.
Central Michigan, Lansing, Oeb"
| Arkansas. Little Rock, Oct s.
| Alabama, Montgomery, oct 10
| Cotton states Augusta. Ga, Oct 3
| Louisiana, New-0rleans. NV "s
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ter product OF Chesapeake Bay. and tho number q,
and vessses engaged in the trade, no accurate
can DO obtained OF the amount shipped or the
consumed on the Eastern Shore nothing tr,s,wor,ass
knowB The laws of Maryland and Virginia 4, 49,,
might render II possible TO ascertain the numhe %, $50
vessels, porgies, skhs and otler craft empovsS a.,
business The books Of our various custom bouss
show the nnmbe. o. bushels entered from th. o,.,.
but the published figures full OF irrecorcon
radctions The Agricultural Report OF one yes ,on
me the gorthles3neSs o. the oyster statistics pub
tain only condemnation OF All the r con
ing contradictions and blunders The hm., no.-
Encyclopedia errs grossly a. 10 say oysters are a.
good TO eat during tho spawning season "a al anv -
tme An approximate estimate Of the extent 81 M.
important trade from facts gathered H. ths: na,,i
tine five years Of the there received M thss
wharvcS OF Washington half million Of bushels Of e
ters annually One famous establishment eonsnr,nd
l0OO bushels per day during tho season. quarter of
million per annUm Tho importation and cOnsual tio,
OF last year was Just one-balf that OF tmos BALI
more, the greatest oyster market in the world ron
smed, canned, and reshipped last ns707D 2Oo
600 ofbushels. The oyster yield Of Chesapslk, RAY
for the year just closed, did not fall below lsOO00e
bushels, worth s16,0O00oo before shipment The nun
Der OF men engaged in the business may bs put down al
81
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eSstsg Typha. Typhoid ing Scarlet. pss Measles.
July July e.: - 3 y q 3 :

TulU
Dr. Russell Registrar Of Records, reported 5sl deaths
for the past week being decrease OF IS from the pre-
vous week and 800 less than the corresponding period
OF 1870 Zynotc diseases OccasOned 256 deaths: consul
tutlonal, i4S local. 131; deyelopmenal Is, and violent
three preceding weeks had dimished from 50 10 TO- IN
creased during the past week 4 Is. There we're Two
deaths from measles and nine ffom scaratlna being
decrease of four and nine respectively Six deaths were
ascrbed to typhoid fever None have been caused Dy
typhus since July Tho mortality from dialrheal anec-
lions fell from 2l TO 1872 One death was produced oy
suustroke Brights disease caused 20 deaths, an IN
crease OF TO- Two additional deaths were due 70 wouds
received in the riot making an aggregate OF % during
the nast four weeks the decrease OF mortality from tho
same period OF 1870 was OH. ,,, .-.,.,, =,
The following the principal meteorological OBJ
seryatons recorded for the Department at the Cooper
linton during the past week: Mean reading OF BARON
eter 90 3S inches; maximum temperature In shade w;
i'm sn IlI4o minimum temperature, 60o mean temper
afure $685. being 1929 less than for the corresponding
period during ten years Mean degree OF humidity $751;
In the week ending July IS, the deaths from smallpox
number since January. With the exception of Man
chester and Sunderland the other English towns where
II had been prevailing experienced similar declihe
In Berlin for the week ending July b. there were regis.
tered TBS Deaths OF which III due TO smallpox ana
$50 10 diarrhea The sanitary condition OF Paris Was ex
ceon and improving weekly, the number or deaths re-
ported for the weeks ending July and IA having been
respectively 800 and 100. ,,
President Bosworth announced that lie had been ad-
vised that IL would be prudent for him TO be absent for
time and would necessary for the Board 10 select
a presiding officer In his absence. Commissioner
ManierIe unanimously chosen President pro ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

The Rev. Henry Wilson OF Indiana has been
preaching and marrying with such success throughout
tho West that he secured many converts ana seven
wives all OF whom are living agl have equal claim on
the clerical Don Giovanni. Wll on u now In jail IN
SHELBY County, and the authorities are delaying la rh
10 how many more Ms wilson's N!i So' "Ae 'ho'A
appearance
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

COMPARATIVE DECREASE OF MORTALITY IN THs
CTTY-A SLIGHT INCREASE OF SMALLPOX.
The Board of Health ordered, yesterday, that
the reports relative TO the occupancy Of cellars and base
for habtations and lodgings be referred to the
Sanitary Committee for investigation. Henry Bergh
President Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals asked that be and his superintendent DO APP
pointed Assistant Health Inspectors without pay Tho
application was referred the Committee Law and
Ordinances City Sanitary Inspector Morris submitted
the following comparative statement OF contagious dis
eases for the two weeks ending July %:
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THROUGH THE SOUTH.
EAST TENNESSEE.

INDUCEMENTS TO NORTHERN IMMIGRATION :
SOIL, CLIMATE, PRODUCTS, SOCIETY, ETC.
IFROM DIR SPECIAL, CORRESPONDENCE