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JUST LOOK AT TREs )!
Important 10 Real Estate Owners.

kmpo~tRnt 10 Aca4 F1st;sEc UWn<-rS-
lAVING entered into partnership, the sub
{ scrihers are now prepared to do al kind OF
work in their line. such as boring for " AIElt.
OIL, COAL, ORE. and other MINERALS, max
ing and setting NEW FJ NP> and repairing old
ones. Weure also ready 1T all times TO bore and
lay PIPES and manufacture aud put IN position
the celebrated Exc Ei4SIDR PUNT the cheap
est, most durable 1Gd satisfactory Pump for
Wells and CiSterns now in use. This Pump will
work in a Well thirty feet deep We viii at ali
times keep a supply of these Pumps on hand
and can set them up or furnish them on short
notice. SatistaC ton guaranteed in quality and
price OF work, ana water insured on any farm
or lot OF ground. Orders solicited and prompt
ly attended TO when length OF Pump or kind of
work desired is made known to us. For further
Information call ON address
SW4NEY & EETGHNER,
Feb. %. .-6m. CSrruiltOwu, Cam DHig Co, Pa
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Being prepared expressly for the above con-
pi3ntr,its biDOG-pUrify wing properties are Tra l.
cr than any other preparation of SGrSI5 a q ga.
1t t"iVeS the complexion clear and Atilt ny
color, and restores tHe patient 10 81 state Of
health and purity. For purifying the blood
removing all chronic constitutional diseases
arising from an impure state OF the blood, and
the only reliable ana CtfUCtugi remedy for the
cure OF pains and swelling OF tine bones. ulcer
aJious or the Throat ana Legs, BiptcHes, PIN
plCs rh@ Face. Fry i neiaS. and all Hcaly EEuN-
JiOIIs Of the Skin, ana i}csuUtifEiux the Com
piy8iou. Price, SI.Jg per bottle.
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HENRY T. HELM BOLD )
Highly C0acsntratel Compound
FLUID EXTRACT glRSiPABILLl

WIN radically exteriaifiute from the system
2crofuia, syphilis, Fever Sores, !cers. sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Hrun-
chits, Skin Diseases. Salt RGcuIs. taEacTs, Run
ming at the Ear, " hite Swciiiugs- Iua.-s, Can
cerouS Affections, Nodes, Mckcts, GlauGulcr
SwvlliDgS, Night ~wc8tS, Rash, Eettcr- ELTnrrS
or all kinds Chronic rheumatism. BySpol l,-i.
and all diseases that have been established III
the system for cans.
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MOTHER GOOSE is q tale that can be had at
any book store. So cheap made-up CIothlng
MAY be bought at cost at :. J. Hess & Co: S Ia
mons Ready-made Clothing Emporium, NO "a
Main street, JohnStoWn, sign of the tag thdt
has Two enormous eyes i'll IT, Look up and look
in then go in, then tit up and look ike man.
Hess * Co. will give any man good bargain
VINO will call, and present besides.
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JonNzr,wx, Feb .. 1871.

DEAR FREEMAN-Our friend, instead of sli
ding the EJeusburg Court down on us, have
slid the District Court back to Ebensburg.
sad mistake, truly, but il is too late now 20 cry
about spilled milk.
We had . Ficeman's Ball at Union Hall on
last Monday night The Attendance was large
and the enjoyment excellent.
lecture was delivered IN Union Hall on
Saturday eve-ing last for the purpose Of raising
tuuds to aid the MiiIviIe Mission Sabbath
School to purchase books.
The parties mGntiouei Ii my ast letter as
having iudulged in Gree Gghr,'' we're brought
u, standing on Saturday and fined according
tCthcir several abilities.
Tie ..trauce" question has created some ex-
clement here. ! have not taken eth SIDE
ol the subject, but If ! did ii would be the
spirit" side, that being the most congeuial TO
ny tastes. Milton SAYS, millions Of 81 ritual
Geations walk on earth unseen, both when We
wake and when we sleep
aCOnemauEh borough aud East ConemauEh
borough are bOtn TO have new school houses.
The following touching poem IS from the
gifted ueu and fertile brain OF 60 ruthful Jane,
eldest sister of Truthful James" who, YOU
know. Las created considerable sensation IL
literary ciIcles OF late:
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HENRY 7. HELMBOLD'S
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
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cannot be surpassed rs a Face wash, and VIII
io found the only specific remedy IN every sIe-
cics of GutaueOuS Affection. II speedily er'.dl-
Gates Pimpics, Spots. ScOghutc bTXneSs, 4BdiI-
ratiunS OF the CutaneOuS Membrane. &c. dis
pclS ESe6neSS and InCIuient Inflammation. Hives
Rash. Moth Patches. DTyucsS of scalp on skin,
Frost Bites and all purposes Tor v hlch saves
or Ointmcnts are used; restores the Silin TO
state of purity ana sottnesS, and insures con-
tinued healthy action of the tissue of It's ycs-
sells. on which depends the agi ecahic CiesrneSs
and yiVaCitY OF complexion 80 muca sought
and admired. But however valuable rem
edy for existing defects of the skin, II. I. Helm
bold's Rose Wash has long s.astained its princi-
pal claim to uuDOuuSctt patronage. bE possess
ing qualities which render il a Toilet Append
age Of the most sUperativ ve.aHd congeuial char
aCter, combining in an elegant formula those
prominent requisites safety ana eilCacy the
ingariable acCOmpauimCutS OF its tlsc-itS . Pre-
server ana Refresler OF the Complexion. Il is
an excellent Lotion for diseases Of SyphilitiC
Nature, and rs an Injection FOR diseases of the
Urinary Organs, arising from habits of disSipa-
tion.used III cOnuectiouwith the Extract BuChu,
SarSauarilla, and Catav ba Grape Pills, in such
diseases az recommended, cannot Cc surpassed.
Price, Oae Dollar per Bottle.
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in Allegheny township, Cambria county, situa-
ted on the road leading to st. Augustine ana
OLoHt one mile from Lurcttp. containing
Acres, fully 10 Acres being cleared wen
fenced. well watcrCd and III good state OF Gull
tiVatiOu, and having Il hrst rate IUrf i3A r
BARN thereon erected. The balance Of The land
il covered with chestnut, oak sugar. and other
valuable timber. For terms and other iEfOr-
nation apply to either OF the undersigned.
MARC ARET LEAFE. Loretfo,
AUG. WALTERS, CaUrolitovn,
Feb lS-tf. ETSC3IiuIS ri =. Learn. dc Il.
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REAL ESTATE TRANrERs.
Deeds and 4 assignments lcft for Record during
three treel.s ending February 18Th, 1871.

three ,reels ending February l6th, 1871.
VIM. d. Davis and others to Elizabeth Bum
ford, August 80, 1865, lot and improvements in
richard owens %u 70 Thos. W. Williams, Guard ard
ian, March Il, 1868, lot and Improvements in
Anthony Anstadt to Matthew Ruby, Aug i3,
1851. 81 acres and % perches in Chest twp. $3.50
John Evans TO Isaac Evans, Dec. 2, 1870 lot
John Krett to james Null, oct Is, 1869, half
lot and improvements in Ebensburg 500
james Null to r. &. Christy, Jan. Is, 1871, half
lot and improvements in Ebensburg 1886
VIM. WarnOck TO G. W. Lloyd and \. Crayer,
John LantZy to Henry Gray, jan ?, 1859. 40
acres and impr'ts in Susquehanna twp. $500
Henry Grey to 3. Grey, Nov. s, 40, the above
George Kurt to John Ludwig, July so 1870
lot and improvements ;n Johnstown.. $1,000
L. =. Heiple to Henry Stremel, Oct. l, 1870
tract of land in Yodcr township. $500.
ID. Dibert to Henry Stremel Dec. -, 1870, two
A. c. BibeTt 70 u. Dibcrt. bee. Is. 1866. 2 lots
and improvements In Johnstown..... $4,000.
Geo. Gates 10 ID. Dihert, Sept. 10, 1870, lot in
Il. l. Heey to VIM Finn. Dec. 10, 1870 lot
at Portage Station, Washington twp. p........ $50.
Ellen McNaiy to l.. J. Weis, Sept. 20, 1870,
?. A. Haines to d. & c. Moore, Jan. 20, 1871,
5i3 acres in Alleghe9y t3wnfshiip s4Co S
acres in Allegheny township. -. S2,2GG'G6.
David Dihcrt to John and Joseph G. Thomas,
Jan. p. II. lot and imp'tS in JOhnstown. Z. $50
Edward u. Evans to Thomas Kinney, Jan. .
1871, lot and Improvements in Wilmore--. SEQ.
n. LdUlboufH TO t.!EiSI. SW3SSCiiE, \ gust ~,
1857, u lots in 81. Nicholas. nominal
Charles I3austead to William BurgOOn, Nov.
= 1870 20 acres in White township. $3.50
+. PfeiSter to Charles Oswald, Nov. %, 20. lot
and improvements in Johnstown. $500.
John p. Anderson to Allegheny Rail Road and
Coal Company, June - 1855, % tracts of land in
Blair. Cambria and Cleariield cCHntes.. 10000.
Rachel Magellan to Josiah n. Christy, Oct. 81,
1865, lot and Improvements in GallitZin. 1000.
David Watts to same April /, 1866, lot in Cal
utZlD-. 90.
John Mannion to 5. Brothers, May -. Isl0, 100
acres and l20 pcrches in Susquehanna tp. $40
II. \. Shoemaker TO James Myers, Jan. D. II,
lot and improvements in EbCnsburg... -, 500.
A. y. Barker to Henry ScanlOn, Jan. /, ISL,
lot and improvements in CHrrOlltOwn nominal
Jas. McCioskcy TO Pat'k keenan,, May 16, 1868,
G. L.Pcrshiu~, Guardian, TO II. Durach, June
20, 1861, lot and improvements in Conemaugh
borough. %. II.
\. WelCh and others to II. Durach, May ]. %,
10 lots in ConcmaUgh borough. -... ..Sf.fl4 %.
J. 3. Jones. Guardian. TO II. Durach. Aug. -.
1868. lot in COnCmaugh borough. ..-.. nominal
}. HOrricks to John II. HOrTicks. oct. :. $50.
lot ana impr'ts in Coucmaugh borough $1,000
Geo. NJ. Keade. Trustee. TO Philip Pritch, Oct
TO- iS1C, lot and improvements at Summit $40.
james Rose to J. & d. Murphy, Feb. 9, ISL.
1I5 acres il Aduins township. -FloVJ
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H.T. Helmboid's Genuine Preparations

Delivered to any address. Secure tron ohser-
vation. ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF IN ENF1
WEARS Sold by Druggists everywhere. Ad-
dress letters for information, III confidence to
HENRY 4. HETNB0Lp. Druggists :liid chemist,
only DeDotS: II. II. HeliubOld'S Drug and
CheInical Warehouse, No. 5S4 Broadway. New
York or TO II. T. Heimholds Medical Depot,
lo4 t:g,Ifh tenth Street. Philadelphia. Pa
- RelrGTe If COuHteJcits! u 81 for HS'lYB Z,
Hsl,rbosdsi IGks no OtfST l!eb.IS;-jIn.l
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR LORETTO
FOR SAL F

The subscrfbcr offers for sale on fair terms
ami easy payments, that most desirable and Cy-
cciicnt FARM recently occupied by him, adj
joining the Borough OF LUrcttO, containing E=S
lscres-l0O = icTeS OF which arc in a good state
of cultivation ana the balance well tiIuHCrod.
There l. Il comfortable House, q good Born. ana
an excellent GIciGTd on the premises; also. au
abundance uf iJJTc tr,ttCF. 1t i Il desirable pro-
pCrty. beautifully located. and i convenient to
churches. schools, market, etc. Title indiSpU-
table. For terms ana other information apply
to or address i. IA LIEi5S,
Feb. lS.-tf CdpTCIitOtCJI, Cambria Co, Pa.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned offers for sale or rent his
STORE ROOM on HIGH Street, Ebens-
burg, three doors from Centre street. beng on
the south side of High street and opposite the
Foster House Said Store Room is new build
ing, :s}x:}0 feet. two stories high with good Gel
lar under il. There are two back rooms, 2ON:O,
upstairs and down, we'll finished inside. The
building altogether is one of the best IN l&betls-
burg for store purposes, and Is decidedly the
best located business stand III the town. FOs-
session will be given Immediately. For further
information call upon or address
II. II. TU DOR,
Feb d 1871 EbenSburg, Pa.
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.sTHE RIGHT NAN." &C. T. Roberts has
been chosen Chief Director of the new firc en-
gine that Is to he, but the apPoIhilnen Wlil
not Interfere in amy way with his chief dircc-
to=hfD of the large and fully stocked clock
watch. icwclrE. notion and perioolcai store
over which nc proSi,Ies with such grace and
dignity Cham viii run with the III lchiue. of
course Nut he VIII nevertheless continue TO
r11n his fine establishment on the same liberal
principles as heretofore.
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ElE3


Fun and explicit directions accompany the
medicines.
Evidences OF the most responsible and r-la~
bic character furnished on. application, with
hundreds of thousands uf living witnesses, and
upwards of $4,000 unsolicited cecitucatcs and
recOrnin eudatOry letters, many OF which are
from the highest sources. including eminent
Physicians. JicTyymsn, Statesmen, &c. The
proprietor has never TeSpTted to their publlca-
tiou in the ncwspsp persi he does not do this from
the fact that his articles rank Standard Pre-
parations. and do not need TO be proppcd up by
certificates.
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NHEAp READING FOR CATHO.

CHEAP READING FOR CAIiO-
~ ETCS.-Now publishing in Monthly Parts,
at - cents each part, BUTLER 5 LIVES or TIE
SAINTS, LIFE or THE Il. V. MARY, and other
publications of religious and devotional char
actcr, any or all of which will be delivered each
month issued to all subscribers sending thelr
names and addresses to
NJ p. MEAGHER, Johnstown, Pa,
Feb 25-tf AgcHt for Virtue s. T0ISton,
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Up TO SNUFF.-"Doetor, does snuff ln1ure @ the
braireSS,' IN O SIR notany; for people who nave
brains don't use snuff" People, however, VI
purchase their ready-made clothing at james
J Mnrnbv's star Clothing Store, NO IU9 Ciihtoh
street, Jobngtown, have brains enough 70 know
where goodbargains can be had. Mr.. MURPHY
lteeDs iRo choicest stock IN the state, ana Is a.
WAYS willing 10 sell on the most accoininoasi
ting terms without regard TO profit or loss, anu
never looks sour at customers IL theS IAN "
buy.
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A New ER,.-A ncighECring county paper
talks about the sale of heating stoves at re-
duced prices a% being new era IN the history
of Il certain village down that way: but mp
here such an event j. accepted n matter OF
course. alt hough II may he a little on the new
ero stvIe - say that GcOr"e IiUntley i rum
ming out articles of that kind AT "a reduction
on reduced prices that SavorS VcIv much of
giving thcm awaf. Now Is the time to buy
hCatin.. stoves.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

WEAK HAIR is strengthened by the use OF
Halls Vegetable SicIlian Hair Remover.
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STILL II THE FIELp.-.Juhn Doughcrty, Sr..
the veteran tailor and clOthicr, is still as well
prepared as ever to furnish his friends ana the
public generally ith any and all articles in the
way Of RcadE-Inadc Clothing Of the very best
quality and at the lowest cash rates. His as
Sortmcnt Of wearing apparel is made of excel
lent material and well scwcd, and will he sold
at remarkably low prices in order To make room
for his spring stock. He has also on hand q Su-
perD line of excellent Cloth. from which he is
prepared TO make suits to order, for either men
or boys in the most StA iiSh manner ard at the
most moderate rates. No fit, no pay. L2-ll-tf.]
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TIE NEW HAMBURG DIsAsTER--A CAMBRIAN
AMoNg THE VICTIMS 1t has been ascertslnec
bevoud a doubt that the man who was on the
engins with Doc" Simmons in the late terri
Bile railroad disaster at New Hamburg, on the
Hudson River railroad, and who OF course went
down with the locomotive, was none other
than lanes Humphreys, an Ebensburger by
birth and youngest brother of David and John
HumDhreys, who reside at Conemaugh' thls
comfy. The remains of the unfortunate man
were6rought 70 this place yesterday Friday,
and Inferred in L!oyd's cemetery. The de-
ceased was well known in this county, and his
sad fate will be greatly deplored.
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To tssc 'Ersst'c.-I desire TO call the etten-
tiOn OF the trade 70 my stock Of Lake Fish, hav-
ing made this branch of business speciality.
My stock, at this time is the largest ever held
in this city. am prepared to furnish dealers,
promptly. by the dray car load, and have
made arrangements for shipping by the car
load, at special rates, from Detroit, Sandusky,
Huron, NermiliiOn or Cleveland, and also from
Pittsburgh, To any points IN Pennsylvania or
Ohio. as shippers may wish. / would also call
the attention of dealers to my extensive stock
and assortment of corn hIOOmS, broom corn
and broom material, all of which | can supply
q very low rates. JAMES CONSDR.
NholqSaIe Grocer.
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HI. Eelmbold's EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING From
ImprudenCeS, DiSsipated Habits, &C.,

III all Ia ci- stages, a. little expense little on no
change in Gict, no Inconvenience, and no cS po-
sure. II causes frequent desire and gives
strength TO IriHatc, thereby removing OBJ
structOuS, pre- cUlIuas aud curing strict uTts Ui
the Uretha, uliay,ug Pain and iniianl1;jtio!l. So
frequent in this class OF diseases, and eEpeiltng
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims OF IN
competent persons, ana v io have paid heavy
fees to hc cured in short time, have found
that they have been deceived. and that the - o.
son has, hy-The use of powerful al eStriugont5.'
been dried up in the system, To break oft III 2
more aggravated form. perhaps after Marriage
Use HELMBDLD'S EXTRACT btCHJ Tor
all affections and diseases OF the Urinary on
gans, whether existius: in the Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating, ana uu mat
ter OF how long standing. Price, One Dollar
Gud Fifty Cents per Bottle.
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FPTTAPU-Hcre lies old Grimes who often
times came with his dimes and bought hat
or a collar at COhcn'S Hat PurlOr, No. 327 Main
street. John4town. the place to set good bar
gains. in hats. caps, furS, or furnishing goods.
and to get ones money back. too. just selling
at cost to push OF the present stock. New
goods every day. Old goods 10 not find a
place in the Hat ParlOr. They have not time
10 get old. Now's the time Do not miss the
great bargains
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r. Office TO LAND OWNERS
IL Having procured a perfect list OF ell
narrantse IA mes da-e= OF warrants. aud OF the
payment Of the purchase money aud the uaEnss
Of the cIsoHS p'siu4 tie same. ~it3 cont
Dlete drift made from tie cflcis d lCeriE show
ing tie location af each tract OF iauu, ! Il
prepared 10 procure patents from the Land or
zee or tia owuera of uTp4re"ted lands under
ghe : ct Of Assembly OF ths &0Jh OF M@y 1864
and the supplement tler sto SIS requiF od ~ l.e
recent order Of tLs Surveyor General.
GEO. = EE4DE.
fsts.sburg,ig zreh - I>fa q.
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One Of the largest crowds that ever Assem-
bled in this place congregated along the banks
of the CoEemaugh river, near NooGvale. on
Sunday last, to witness the immersion OF eight
pasons in that fiigid stream. The day was
atite cold, but the entire number-tour males
ami four females submitted 20 tie ordinance
of baptism notwithstanding the iuclemeucy OF
tFnc W Gather. We believe the rite was admin
istaed by minister OF the Regular BAPTIST
cb,rch Th, crowd present immense,
rea,hing from the lower bridge to the bridge
abote the factory. l have not heard that any
peronal injury resulted from the performance
nG tie ceremony. ROB Roy.
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The Mormon religion
IS cold and severe,
But NOrmOnS have notions
Both novel and queer;
The same / relate,
And ] am sincere.
Which TO Salt Lake City
! went TO teach school;
And L gIicYc TO relate.
Twas against the rule
For ladies out there
To swing the fcruic-
But an Elder met
Was very polite;
He gave me supper
And lodged me that night
Then showed me next morning
The sChOOl-hCuse site.
About sixty young MoTmOns
FlOCked in, and we sung;
But the roll soon disclosed
What palSicd my tongue:
That is, that each name
On the roll was Young
Which the Elder then said,
1T must be revealed,
That you can't teach school
Unless you are sealed
To which ! agreed
And-the rest Is concealed.
But the words that he said
Made me culver ana faint:
For the NOrmOnS have notions
Both pleasing and quaint;
And thut's how / became
4 LattCr-Day SAINT.
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MEssRs GRO P. RowELL & Co, Advert
sing gents No. 40 Park Row, New York,
are authorized to receive advertisements tor
this paper at our lowest rates.
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An OLp AND HARDENED CRIMINAL.-David
Bates, alias n yers. alias Marln, who Is nearly,
if not altogether seventy years OF age, was
taken to the peHitentiary, on Saturday last,
being sentenced for a term Of six years and
nine months on a ch;ssge of stealing house
from Henry WinclandSof Unity township, in
June last he was captured III Ebensburg,
Cambria county, soon alter, and cOmulitJe 10
the iail of this county, but his trial was defer
red from time 10 time in consequence of y udge
Buflington's inability to hold court. Bates has
served at least two thirds of his life within the
walls of various jails and peniteutiarics-on
sentence alone covering twenty two years
and. when taken To his present quarters in AL
leghenv city, was at once recognized by the
Warden, Bis wife and family, who seemed. glad
to see him, from their long and CLOSE acqualn-
tanceship and kindly welcomed him back TO
their fostering care. lie had with him some
uresents tor the Warden's children, and dis
PLAYED nuch affection toward them. 1t is al
lecel be has thirteen wives, all but two of
W hom are now living. He is certainly most
incorrieiblc sceNndrel, little fearing either the
laws of God or man, having long since attained
that degree Of depravity which is beyond ali
means of amendment.-Greensb'g g Argus, l7th.
Qua SIXTH TowN CoUNCIL.--An election
was he d at the Court House. Friday, March
I9th 1880, and the following named officers
{ Y ere elected: burgess, Moses Canan; Town
Council james Murray, William Davis, David
H. Roberts, John Williams, land Richard Lew
is and John I've ory were equal in votes" The
record says. 81 ohm Ivory appointed by the
Court Rowland Humphrey was made Con
stable james Coulter, having erected "hay
scales" in the borough, "ior the sum of $l05,
was, on June 25th, pres nted with an order for
that amount, and Richard Lewis was appoint
ed to take care OF the same" list OF prices
to be charged for weighing hay, etc, was made
out, and proposals accepted for covering and
weather boarding hay scales August 10th,
a permit was granted Fogg and Company ''to
exhibit their circus performances for one day
on paying five dollars" August 3Oth, on mo
ton. it was resolved that the Treasurer be
authorized to borrow. for the use of the borough,
from Owen Jones, the sum of S3e. Some
minor business was transacted, and, March
/ 18th, 1881, the Council smoked the pipe OF
peacs, shook hands all around, and went each
TO his home, to lie down to pleasant dreams
dreams of year ef official life well spent
Alleghanian.
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SHOO FLY Listen all yc to the naws--and
heed it too. if Won ch0o-c-which our clever
young muse wishes now to impart-if yoU
want boots shoes NJ prices which beat even
Jews, unless money they lose go right away
to NinOrc's newly opened mart and there you
will find enough to please your mind. Of boots
and shoes OF every Kind, cheap a. The cCcapast
and good as the best. Cambria House, High
street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

DRIED APPLE PIEs.-i lOathe, abhOr detcst,
dcspize. abCminatc dried apple pies. | like
good bread both fresh and sweet, or cakes or
pies that's lit to eat: and these to get the plan
/ take is to buy the -four want to bake at
Mills store, where the best j. always supplied
at prices that has ever dcfed all competition
DER and DER. For -four. feed and lamps that
can't be beat, consult Mills.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

STOSEisBAD'S CATHARTss I eSOf-
nsed in all cases instead of PILLS, EPSON SAIIs,
CASTOR on, &c Highly favored. Pleasant TO
take. Children like it. Price 50 cents. whole
sale, r. E. SELLERS * Co, 45 Wood Street, Fits
burgh. Sold by Lennon & Murray, Ebcnsburg,
and by Druggists and Country Store-keepers
generally. LJune l6, Ioio.-ly-l