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ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

Tais evening farewell benefit Of Mrs.
James A. Oates, when will be presented the
musical drama OF ''Pet of the Petticoats,
and the comic opera Of a ''Prima Donna of
Night"
st. Charles Theatre.
This evening last night of Mr.. Edwin
Forrest, when he will appear as King Lear,
an impersOnation in which he excels most
characters he represents. Tomorrow noon
usual Saturday matinee. Tomorrow eve
ming benefit Of Miss Nellie H. Young.
~ M The Opera House.
Tomorrow evening second night of Yer
dis grand opera I'll Trovatore."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

Bank. New Orleans, Octohtr 81 II. 1.-The Ntrc <.
holders OF this bank are hereby notified that in
st!.n!eDt of ten per cent upon the capital stOc
has been called for by the Board of Directors paw
able at the banking house before the first of
December. 1871. T. u. VAS HORN
mol eodlm Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

AN ESCAPED Convertible Attorney
General entered nolle prosequi in the
cases of James w. Smith and James Lind
say, charged with having murdered Z. f
Chandler. Jacob Dipert, the main witness.
having died some months ago, the State
was without sufficient evidence to make a
conviction. In fact, it is very doubtful ii
they would have been found guilty, even
had Mr.. Dipert appeared. While these
men have been in prison, Captain Malone
has had an opportunity to hunt Up the
pedigree of one-Smith-and now arrests
him as an escaped convict.
James w. Smith has been arrested as an
ESCAPED convict from the State Peniten-
tiary, after having been sent there for
seven wears, on the nineteenth Of March.
1858, and escaped the sixth Of May. 1886.
He had robbed the store Of Mr.. D. H.
Holmes, on Canal street. The following is
the description of him, obtained by Captain
Malone: ft 0
James F. Bourman, twenty-one years,
five feet three and half inches h:gh. dark
complexion, dark hair, gray eyes, tatooed
on the right arm; born in Ohio; burglary
and larceny, convicted on the fifth OF
March, 1853; sentenced on March IS, 1853,
and escaped May 6, 1856.
Smith will be returned to Baton Rouge
as soon as the necessary steps are taken.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
AUCTION SALES.
BY u - DeslOnde.
! rvRslFuRE ruRsrruRk
HOTEL HOUSE AND OFFICE yussrruRs.
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC
EXTENSIVE SALE FOR ACCOUNT or THR
SUCCESSION or o. e HALL,
CONSISTING
DESKS. TABLES, BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS, sII f.
boards, Washstands. Crockery. House end
Table Linen, Chairs, Sofas. Mirrors. Nansles.
Iron Safes, Letter Presses, Billiard Tables,
Road Wagons, Harness, ETC.,
AT AUCTION, ~ ID
ON THE PREMISES. NOS. 50 AND 81 ST. JOSsPH
sTRsEr, CORNER OF COMMERCE AND ST.

ID Office No. IS BarOnne street-FRIDAY Decem-
her |, 1871, commencing at 10 a. NJ, ON the prem
ises Nos. SO and 81 1T. Joseph street, corner Of s.
Joseph and Commerce streets, by virtue and In
puruance of order Of the Hon. Louis Duv1gneaud.
Judge Of the Second District Court dated New
Orleans, November 10, 1871. docket No. 3A964. will
be sold for account Of the succession of O. E. HAIL.
decaaed- al
HOUSE, HOTEL AND OFFICE FURNITURE AND
FIXTURES, BILLIARD TABLES, WAGONS, SAFES,
etc.
Terms-Cash on delivery. e. y
n. B.-The sale will continue from day to day nm
til all the articles Sold Delivery of articles
sold viii be made each day after the close Of sale
nO2l "A y 80 del - =.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

Iofa! liabilities and expenditures
estimated 10. this ytir.......... Sc 96l g.
Adopted by the Coinci. Of the city of New Or
leans, November 81 1871.
Yeas: Cockrem, Shaw, Del2sslze Remick Lewis,
Walton, Bo,zano.
BENZ +. FLANDERS. Mayor.
true cop:
Il. trNgiE>T CLARKE Secretary. no22 lGt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

Hall Of the Ninth Ward Radical Re.
publican Mother Club, New Orleans, November is,
ld1i.-TIe officers and members of this club are
Hereby notified that meeting will be- held at the
Wigss.n on Congress street on WEDNESDAY De-
ce;hec 6, 1871, for the purpose of eleCting officers
AID thee dele gates to he Parish Executive Com
rlitt-e. AL Republicans of the ward are invited to
attend. ". &. kINSELLA, President.
ChANE. z, LncHBHr MEX. Secretary. Iola
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BY Eugene Tourne.

STOCK IN TRADE MACHINERY AND APPA
PATUS. SHELVES. COUNTERS, LEASES. ETC.
OF TIE LARGE CONFECTIONERY ESTAB-
LlsGMENT No IS DECATUR STREET OLD
L.vG. STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3.,7 &c.
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Ey NASH & Hodgsc1.
RACING STOCK AT AUCTION.

CHESTNUT COLT SIR RUFUS" THREE YEARS
OLD, BAY COLT BY PLANET" TWO YEARS
CID.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COIR,

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA;
IN TIE MATTER OF CARL WOLFF, BANK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

Widow d. SchIogel. Robert Willard, sub
regator, VS.. Mrs. rudson-Thtrd Justice Court
for the parish OF Orleans, No. 1854
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERr FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. John P. Montanlat,
Th:rd Justice of the Peace in and for the parish
of Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction,
On FRIDAY November "a. 1871. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at my warehouse, No. 80 Exchange alley, the fol-
lowing property. TO wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized III the above entitled aud numbered suit
as per inventory deposited il INV Office
Terms-Cas., on the spot. F-
nol 10 "a WILLIAM WEEKS. Constable
p. Dwyer vs.. NJ. Mona ahan-secoad
Justice Court for the parish Of Orleaus
No. bG2. ~
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIEar FAcIAS
ID to NE directed by tie Hon. W. L. Evans Sac
Odd Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans, Will proceed to sell at public auc-iOu.
on FRIDAY. November "a, lg1l at twelve o'c,ocR
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES,. ~ -
Seized IL the above cause, as per inventory on
file III my Office.
Terms-Cash or the spot
Iol3 20 "A 4. J. DAvERN Constable.
Lobdeli. Agent, vs.. F. Heer-Thjrd In
tee Court for the parish of orleans No $500
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERr FACYAs TO
- ne directed by the Hon. John p Montamat
ihlrd Justice OF the Peace in and for the narisl,,
OF Ofieans Will proceed to sell at public a,iction
On sA lURDAi, December 2, 1871, at twelve q, clncE
street the following property, to wit ''se0''
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE
Seized In the above entitled and numbered anil
as per inventory deposited at nv Office '"'''
IerIns-Cash Oh the spot.
no 1913 de2 William WEEKS. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
Local intelligence.

NINE HOUSES BURNED-Tlle bells sounded
an alarm of fire about seven O'clock last
evening, sent from the corner Of st. Louis
cred in a one-story frame house. owned by
Mr.. Ii. +. Stnrcl1en, and occupied by Si,arlciO
as an oyster shop. This building was en-
tireiy DESTROYED; insured for $1,000. the
fire extended to the adjoining two-story
frame house, No. los Marais street, also
owned by Mr.. Sturcken; occupied by
Eharth as barber shop; insured for $1,000
in the Cavaroc office. No. l07 was burned;
owned and occupied by widow Saloy: in
sured for $1,000 in the Union Office. No. lO9
was also completely destroyed; owned by
George Merz; occupied by G. G. Koschel as a
iewelry store; building not entirely de-
stroyed.
The flames extended to the other side of
Mara;s street to the corner Of St. Louis
street, to double two-story house owned
and occupied by Mr.. Wax as grocery;
house and stock badly injured; building IN
sured in the Germania and the stock in the
Union. The fire then reached Nos. 22l and
223 st. Louis street, owned and occupied by
Mr.. Sturcken; wholly destroyed; insured
for $1,000 in the Csvaroc office. An adjoin-
ing two story frame, Nos. 225 and %,
owned and occupied by Mrs. Crozat.
Mr.. Cahill and Mrs. Gallagher resided in
this building, which is a complete ruin. The
losses viii amount to about $4,000, 1t is
thought that the fire was the work Of an in
cend;ary.
A SINGULAR REQUEsT.-Those among us
who are SO fortunate as to have cou,forta-
Lle homes and kind friends. should just
now remember the poor, those whose fran
c;al conditions are at the ebb. Little Ran
doIphe Doyle is in sad plight. Calling at
the first precinct stat;onhouse lie stated Ills
case. saying that his parents are given to
drunkenness and other bad habits, and Iii,
personal appearance vouched for the truth
OF his words. As q relief from the 1niser;es
Of Lis home, he begged that Recorder
Houghton would send him to the Boys
House of Refuge for short term, as such a
course would be preferable to what he Tow
endures. The reader can Judge if his case
Is rot indeed sad one, wien he makes
such singular request. HIS desire was
gratifed, but he will be permitted to go
fort, when he desires. Lads who have in
dulgent parents should think of RandolpLe,
pity him and be thankful that they are
favored. If you can, boys. try in your
minds to situate yourselves as he is, and
then You will appreciate your present for
tunate circumstances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

SUCCESSION OF JAMES NELLlGAS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

IN Tf5E MATTER oE JOSEPH vILLARRUBIA, IN
TtRD.CTcD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24

DY r. n. Il b. J. MONTGOnlKRY-Re
- d. MONTGOMERY, Aucti0ne0r-WW b cd
Ga every SATURDAY. TUESDAY, and THURSDAY,
st the Old Aucs;on Mart, 81 Camp street. At elsv11
o'clock
4 GENERAL AssozTMErT OF HEw and $40.
OND-aASD FURNITURE sucn - RDeeWced
Mahogany and Walnut Bedste6ds, ArmOtrA 1u.
reaus Washstands, Parlor Furniture. Marble T0D
Centre Tables, Carpets, French Plate ptx1otA,
xAttyesses Cooking Stoves, etc.
ALSO. =
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane odd Wed
Sea. Chairs Also, Upright and square Ptanoo 81
Yleyei FAvre And other manufactures soy
ALSO, ---- u
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NRW YURNfTClB ct
81. description at private sale.
T9rms-CAAh ~
ONE GRAY HORSE, CAB AND HARNESS At
AUCTION.
IN TIE MATTER OF THE MINORS OF EDMUND
AND THOMAS DILLON.
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
No. 34.9.5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
By r. II. q B. J. Nontgomer
DRIZE POULTRY AT AUCTION. :

George A. Dertz will offer at auction on the Fair
at three O'clock his collection OF fine FOWLS
They received twenty-five first premiums at our
State Fair and is the finest collection brought
to this city, Those wishing extra choice Fowls
should not miss this chance Of securing them.
Sale by r. NJ. Montgomery. no24 IT.
aUUSsdoAU FUkNrTURk. fiANOs. UARPkTs
ETC., At AUCTION. q
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LIABILITIES:
Certificates for iiYt-ejglltiis over
PAD taxes, Itittlnduit for
es.......................... +l52ad5
Bank OF New orleans, cash ai-
Ndnctd .s................. 500 nua
one years Interest Oh 81 lie.. 2+nyn
Park COmmss oners ............ llnpil
Sevtn-thirty certificates, 70 Ue re.
deemed with iIterest......... ltoptt
"aterw oras loan. iutcrest...... tar-0
Seven per cent loan OF l@o9 inter
est OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1855
Seven per cent loan of 1870 inter
est Observation-Disclosures. 2lG,t0r
Fink Asyl hum loan. interest .. 2830
McDonogh school loan interest t54u
Jefferson City loan, iIte:e,t... 2o.aun
Wharf improvement loan inter
est and part of capital.. l.3GpN
Pontciartraln railroad loai., IL
ttrest. ..................... .a2a
New NattrWOrBs loan. interest 25nHr
Insane Asylum loan, INTEREST," 8,0J
Interest on Improvement and as
scssmeIt bonds tor streets
draining machinery bonds
lake shore rcvetment bonds. l.6naA
Consolidated loan, interest and
part of capital. 650Uao
Railroad loan, i:ere,t......... 2na3i,
One million loan, interest and
capital. Observation-Disclosures. 235 900
Street improvement loan, inter
est ........................... 81 oop
Ten per cent loan OF l21I interest
AID i4trt eft iii TAI. & ri. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-24
THE PEOPLES COLUMN,

brief Communications Publishcd-Long
Ones Invariably ReIecsed-Ihe Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
in the CODmu7l icG.ioNs.i
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Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
No. 349.5
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-27
The formation Of county ticket being next
n nrdo mud H.

The formation of county ticket being next
in order, and the
being first on the list, the name of W. Horace
Rose, Esq our present worthy and efficient
repressntative, was presented, and amid much
enthusiasm his nomination was made by 8ecla-
nation.
Following this was the presenting OF csndi
dates for the office of
PRoTHoNoTARg,
but 1t appearing that j X. Hite, Esq, the
present popular and obliging incumbent, had
no opposition, he was declared viva voce the
unanimous choice of the convention for that
Office.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
For this position the names of VIM. II. Sech-
Ter and +. T. Tierney, Esqs., of Ebensburg,
and Jacob Zimmerman, Esq, of Johnstown,
were presented by their respective friends. -
Ihroe ballots followed in quick succession,
with the result indicated below:
list ballot. I'd ballot. Sc ballot.
Jacob zimmerman. A rs "a
Z. 2. Tierney. .......2O. 10 Is
On the third ballot, as will be seen, Mr..
Sechler had majority of all the votes cast,
whereupon his nomination was made uuani-
nous.
Next in order came the selection of two
candidates for
Asso CIATEJuDGEs,
I
OF Johnstowu, and Messrs. James Murray and
Reese J. Lloyd, of Ebensburg, being named
the convention proceeded to the
FIRST BALLOT.
John Flanagan...-... Reese ]. Lloyd. 45
Geo. w. Easly.....-..45 James Murray ...... Il
Mr.. Flanagan, having received majority oi
all the votes cast was declared duly nOmina-
ted, but the selection of still another candidate
being requisite. the duty dovolved on the del
egates OF participating in
SECOND BALLOT.
! Reese J. Lloyd.......4 As James Murray .......1
| Geo. w. Easily ....... 81
| Mr.. Lloyd g vote on this ballot being more
! than sufficient for the purpose, he an
nounced as the successful candidate, and there
upon the nomnatio OF Messrs. Flanagan and
! Lloyd was unanimously concurred in.
COUNTY TREAsURER.
| For the County Treasury yship Msssrs. John
! Cox, Henry Walters, Edward Glass and N
/ chael McColgan were named candidates.
| Four ballots were taken before a selection was
/ made the result on each ballot being indica tee
/ by the figures below-the name of George Rut
! ledge having been withdrawn after taa third
I ba allot.
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List OF gurors--sep.smher- 1871.


Roberts II. J., Foreman. cashier, Johnstown.
Buck VIM. p, farmer, Carroll township.
Bryan John H, catcher, Millville borough.
Beam John, miller, COncmaugh borough.
Brookbank Thos., farmer, Washington twp.
Burgoon Jacob; farmer, Washington twp.
Douglass John H., farmer, Clearfield twp.
Douahoe Patrick, carpenter, Clearneld twp.
Evans Robert, cabinet maker, Ebensburg.
Gutwalt Joseph, butcher, Carroll township.
Humphreys j Ohm J., exp. agt. J JOhuSt5wn.
Kurt Adam inn -keaDer Caunbria borough
kurtZ George. butcher, COnemaugh borough.
Izountz Wm. j., carpenter Loretto borough.
kirkpatrlCk James, farmer, Chest township.
Ieigkty VIM, wagOn-maker, EbeuSburE.
Masters John, laborer. Csmbria borough,
Noel William, farmer, Chest township.
O,Hagan Charles, miner, Gaiiitzin township.
Pitt Lewis, gentleman, JohnstoWn.
Rathbone 4 s, former, Jackson township.
Snyder Nicholas, farmer. Carroll township.
Shaher George, farmer, Taylor township.
. TRAyERss rA JUE0Rs-EIKsT Fl WsEK
Allegheny Township-Willam TomInson.
BlackIick Twp.-.Daniel Davis: ARram Maxim.
Chest TWp.-A. Anna, Chas Gill. John SWope.
Cambria Twp.-Mathias Burnheimer. Edward
Exams, Isaac d. Evans, r. s. Lloyd, II. Murray.
Cambria Borough-PatTick Larkins.
Croyle eTownship-Peter Brown, n. S. George,
Carroll Twp.-Alex. Brawley, Joseph Davis,
CarrolItown Borough-yalentine Thomas.
Conemaugh Township-Ephraim Custer.
Couemaugh Bor.-Adeiph Fritz. Pat'lS kerOy.
East ConeTnaugh BOrough-ThOmaS Egan.
Ebensburg ohm ]. Evans, Thos l.. Jones
Gallitzin Twp..fhomas Bradley, james Ran
Johnstown-J. Q. A. BenshOof, David Dibert.
c. Emeraou, 9. b. Ellis, Henry Hite, Casper Ha-
ger. Thomas Jones.
Millvilie Bor.-Cornel's Crowley, Jona Lewis.
Susquehanna Twp.-HenTy Miller, Michael j.
Platt, William Woodside. John WestoVer.
Taylor 'Cownship-John Knable.
White Township-James Glasgow.
WilmOre BOrOugh-GeOrge w. kerhey.
Woodvale observation-disclosures Nesmith.
Yoder Twp.-Jacob Gates, Conrad Suppes.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sECoND WEEK.
Allegheny Tp.-John Griffin. Alex. M'Mullcn.
Blackjack TWp.-Wm. II. Fl. Adams, John b.
Hite, Samuel Reed.
Carroll Twp.-David Abrams, Peter Beck,
VIM. a. Bagley, VIM. Cole, Peter Noel.
Carrolltown Borough-John Hogue.
Clearfield Township-Joseph f. Cooper.
Cambria Boroueh-John Code, John Hitter,
Ignatius Kigley, Daniel Mcdonald, James Nc
Hugh, Stewart st. Clair.
Conemaugh Twp.-Rob't Kerr. ]. d. Riblett.
Conemaugh Bor.-P. Maltzy, II. ID. Woodruff.
Croyle Twp.-Fred'1 Mouse, James - Skelly.
CoopersdaIe Borough-David II. Hess.
Chest Township-George w. Krisc.
Chest Springs Borough-James A. Littleneld,
Silas A. McGough.
Franklin BorOugh-AuguStin Fink.
Galhtzin Township-SamueiC Craig.
JOhnstOwn-JOhu Benton, jacob NJ. Camp
bell, Josiah Hoffman. Thomas Morrell, james
J. Murphy, John Weakland.
Jackson Twp.-jOna- Custer Fred k DishOng.
Loretto Borough-Felx Beck.
Millville Borough-John Burns.
Rfchland Twp.-Wm. Ges rhart, II. Wissinger.
Susquehanna Township-Hiram Fritz.
Summerhill Township-Christian Shaffer.
Taylor Township-Joseph :. Paul.
Washington TOwnship-David Eager, Wilson
Woodward.
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The selection OF Mr.. Little as Auditor was
then made unanimous.
The convention next proceeded to the cleo
ton OF a Representative Delegate, which result
ed in " m. Linton Esq e, receiving 40 votes and
r H. Brown, Esq. 81 votes. Mr. Linton
having received majority, was declared the
Delegate.
Messrs. James King, Isaac Wi<e and R. II.
Brown were declared by scciamation the choice
of the convention fer Sena torial conferees.
For chairman of the county committee F. a &.
Shoemaker received % votes, h. l.. Johnston
IL votes and Geo. W. Oatman I. Mr.. Shoe
maker WAS thereupon proclaimed chairman of
the county committee, and there being no fur
ther business, the convention adjourned about
62o'clock. well pleased with its labors and fully
alive to the Importance of giving the ticket Il
united and enthusiastic support.
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1t appearing on fourth ballot that Mr.. Cox
had clear majority, and therefore the coming
man. his selection was made unanimous.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
there were seven aspirants, the names of whom
as well as the result sf the voting will be 70 und
in tho annexed ballotDgs:
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LAST THREE BALLUIs.

The nomination of Mr.. McCeland, like
those which preceded it, was thereupon made
unanimous.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
The selection of a suitable person for Poor
House Director next devolved upon the con-
vention and sis ballots were required before
choice was reached The following was the
result of the several ballots, the dash (-)
aftor the name of each candidate Withdrawn
indicating when he ceased to be Rspirant ::
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AS the figures indicate, Mr.. FaTren was Sc
!ected on the sixth ballot, which selection was
Immediately aud unanimously concurred in.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
SubjoiDed is list of the persons named as
well as the result OF the votes cast for county
Auditor, the election being made on tho sec
ond ballot
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FIRST THRrE BALLOTS.

After the third ballot the name of S. Ne
Cough and after the fourth the nams of d.
d Cough ere Withdrawn. Six ballots, how
ever, were takon before a choice was made.
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!. DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE :

L a Estate of d. II. ROBERTS, decd.
Letters of Administration on the estate of ID.
IL. Roberts late OF the Borough OF EbenSbuTg,
decd, having been granted 70 the ufdsrslgned
by the Register of Cambria county, all persons
indebted TO said estate are notified that pay
ment must he made without delay, and those
having claims are requested to present them IN
proper shape for settlement.
c. 7. ROBERTS. Administrator.
Ebensburg, July 20. 4SIl.-zt.f
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CoaE RIGHT ALoNG.-Come in your majesty,
come in your might; come in the morning
come after night; come when you please, come
when you can, come everybod child, woman,
and man-coms TO G. II. Roberts elegant clock,
watch, Jewelry and fancy goods emporium and
see whats TO be seen. and buy what's to be
bought for nice goods at moderate cash prices
is what can be found there in abundance.
Premature grayuess of the hair should be
prevented, and the best aud surest preventive
is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-27

RELIGIOUS VIEW OF CREssoN.-The reli-
gious editor of the Phila. Sunday Mercury, Or
rather the funny chap no writes up the reli-
sious intelligence for that paper, has recently
been on a pilgrimage to Crssson, and here Is
what he says about that popular summer resort:
] 'sTo a position upon the Mount above, the
next best summit we know of Is that of the AL
Ipphenies, upon which CreSson is located, while
more heathful than hook and more beatifc
Brother Mullen has already about three hum
.dred guests. What is most wanted at this IA
Vorite summer resort is the presence of about
fifty desirable and sensible young gentlemen
As we sat upon Brother Mullen piazza last
week and gazed through our perifOcal upon
the congregated (madc up) beauty that was
present, we unconsciously sang: sOh, Wouid
we were boy againi' Among the features of
this house is ''morning service which is con-
Quoted by an itinerant brother, whose services
are no doubt given IN return Tor his FODDER Ot
Dickey, of Lancaster, is one. Upon his shoul-
ders fell the mantle OF the late Hhad. Stevens,
but il fits him rather too much. Dtckey, no
doubt believes that Thad. is in Heaven. Those
riod of rest in atmosphere that each night
asks you for Il blanket, and would get up an
appetite like that of n stone-breaker, the very
place tor you is Cresson Springs, on the line OF
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
STATE TEACHERS AssoeIATIoN.-The State
Teachers Association viii meet at Williams
port, August 8, 1871, and will continue in
session three DAYS. Persons having orders
from the Ticket Agent of the Association can
secure excursion tickets at the principal sta
tons on the Penn'a h. r.. and its branches.
For orders apply, (stamp enclosed,) before
August 5th, to
G. H. HARDING. Ticket Agt.,
29 and 81 S. Front st.. Phil'a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-07-27
JALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
S,tbDRnd in Dirorcs.

MARY BURKHAET,l No. 6, December Term,
by her next friend, 1871.
MICHAEI. SLOSACEER,
PHILIP BURKHART, J Subpoena in DiCOTce.
And now, to wit, 5th June, 1871, on molten of
c.. NJ. Reade, Esq. T. ". Dick appointed Com
missioner to take and report the testimony in
the case TO the Court.
Notice is hereby given that I viii attend 10
the duties OF my appoin tment, at my office in
Ebensburg, on Friday. 18th day OF AuEEGst
next. at , O'Clock. p NJ. at which time ana place
those interested may attend if they think pro-
per. T. ". DICK, Commissioner.
Ebensburg, July 20, lSTI.-zt.