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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-12
6aiiroaos.
n CHESHIRE RAILROAD :

1877 OH ESHIRE RAILROAD
ing MONDAY, May < 1871. ''i"'"'
Trains leave Worcester Foster Street Dcpot at G3oA
NJ ll1 o. H. ana ~ 2. m. Fchburg at o. IS a. M and
lows Falls '' ~ anu Del'
Making connections at Bellows Falls with FINLAND \
burlington X K, for Rutland, Saratoga Burlinptou 4
Also with W. Central r. Z. for Windsor. White River
Juneuon connecting with Conn and Passimpsic River
Railroad, Montpelier, St. Albans, Rouse's Point ORdens.
purg. Montreal, &c.
Tickets to all points NORTH for lie at No Fosterstre
Worcester-J. BARSARD. Agent
rare as low as by any route and distance less
and North r. STEWART Sim ''
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
oer AVALON and after Monday, sept t. ISL Passcu
seT trains Will run follows:
fcrote worcester at $50 and Ills and 90 and 80
NGrolOn fasseuger) n n " ~ '''V
Too a,e Sroion Junction for Worcester at sam,
Tha a 9S s1Eslua az I,lO a m, 1900 m, and 90 m
vary ~. connects mt FitChburg with trains for he
chllsets, Cheshire and Eutland and
The Fiicbbi ioads at Groton Junction with trains Of
Zrol9h, ana Lowell and Lawrence RaIyoa5s- and z
VI Mltu trans OF the Wilton Concord Nancbnstn,
Iu lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and MGntteai
Sgi'h' CENTRAL fsssumpsic and ogdensburg Raj
The II IS m train connccts at Fitc.r,,-s, -,,, c,
shlIe and Rutland and Burlington fFreiGlt s,,T No M
XVI 10 hullanul tTansi az Groton Junction win Fcb,
burg, stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence -
al Nashua with Wilton Concord Manchcsteg aI my
renee, N1tthern TO trank!inl and Boston Concnri M
hontedl Ito Plymouth trains. 1''N "hu
Inc ~ m tram connects at Fitchburz nj Ian n,
with Cheshire, Vermont and MaSsachlsetts AMI -, "a
and hurn5t Night Express trains; al d r,tnn iu
with Fitchburg Peterboro ami Shirley ami Si0nv p,,
Lralisi ana al Nashua with Concord, Manchester ma
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Niqlt ny r,psS
Cgdensburg, ana Montreal and Champaln trains f''''
G.. \
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H.. =, PREPAID STEERAGE PASSAGES
FROM Liverpool, Glasgow, Queenstown, or Derry TO
Boston New York,
,- s34 CURRENCY.
States. F'4 VI '''' ~" EHsi'h
Drafts issued for q and upwards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-12

A S. ALLEN, Pianoforte Tuner and
As Music Teacher. Rooms at the Worcester County
Musical Headquarters Order States may also be found
SSn o. D Alien Dodges Block Park st. and at s. n
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SCMaEpHr1L I've. April A. 1871.

FRIEND MAc-Owing to the length of my
las. episte, omiite "a notice of th. death OF
Mrs. j ulia McKenna, vi hich took place at her
residence in Wiimoie on the 18th ult. The
deceased was esteemed exemplary Christian
anu an agreeable neghbOr. She had attained
the venerable age of II years. REQ in pace.
nr. Zeph. Moore, aged citizen of Croyle
township, drobpod dead from his Chair on
Thursday evening last
Mr.. j ohn y cit, also eff Groyie township, had
his right shoulder dislocated and WAS othsrwise
severely injured, on Friday last, in consequences
OF being thrown from wagon and preclpitated
over tie embankTnent of the bridge in Viii
more to the rocks BENEATH, a distance Gf eigh-
teen or twenty feet. The accident was caused
by the horse having been frightened by some
boys ho were fishing in the vicinity OF the
bridge, and heco ming unmanageable, ran the
wagon against piece of timber, lying at the
end Of the bridge, which bad the effect of jolt
ing Mr. n eli oii the wagon, With the eouse
quences stated above. He is slowly recovering.
have been informed that parties in this
vicinity intend Interviewing" your CORES
pondent through this wesk's FREEMAN. If
they do they viii IN al probability hear from
me before long. In he meantime, l remain
Yours, &c, SoLTERo.
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Attest-W. 3. BoNACkER. StcriR.
Ebensburg. April /, lS7l.-ft.

NOTICE To Cu&RLnTrE RICHARDS,
~ widow of George Richards. late of the
Township OF WlIite, IN the county OF oaTs oFia,
decd and TO JOHS RICHARDS. GRO y. hICH-
ARDS MARY ANN RICHARDS. intermarried with
Jacob Burg. SARAH JANE RICHARDS, intcrinar-
I.ied with Daniel Spangler, HANNAH RICHARDS,
InteruarrIed with Perry Harkins. AALiSD\ 4
HICTAF.iS. etuiayried With Isaiah Hancs, and
to EaANlTTI. RIcRARuS. Heirs ana legal Repre-
sentativeS Of GEORGE RICHAItDS. late OF White
tow nship. Cambria county, deceased
Take notice that an tHquCsL viii he heid [
the Iate dwelling house Of George KirhsrSss. late
OF " mite township. Cambria county, dec Q, on
Tuesday, fSsEs day Of April next AT one
o,cloCil. =. ~ for the purpose of making parti-
tion OF the Real Estate of said deceased. 70 and
among his children and legal rcprescntatiN Nes,
if the same can be done without prejudice IN or
spelling OF the Hhole; otherwise, TO value and
arprfiiSc the same at which tisaeand place you
are requested 10 attend if you think proper.
WM r. EsONACKE FER, sheriff.
Sheri6s Office, Eoeuebrrg, April 1. lS1l. .-3t-
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DLURIUS SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE

L MARY BURKHART. b5- her next friend,
MICHAEL. SLONARER, rs PHILIP BURRHART-
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS:
- The Ca,n3aOutCeGitb Of Pennsylvania 10
LIS ptIrTfP BUBkdERT' G9eCinE:-
- We command you, as We have often
heretofore commanded you. that laying aside
all manner of business and excuses W YhatSoeN er-
YOU be and appear in your proper person before
our Judges at EbenShur1, at our County Court
of Common Pleas there to nc held, on the first
monday Of sune next. to show cause, il an y
vOu have, why your wife, MARY BURkHARg.
should not be divorced from The boTds OF mat
rimCnF contracted with you, agreeatlN to the
prayer Of the pc; itiot and libel exhibited against
you TO our said Court. Aud you Will noWlse
omit = your peril
Witness the Honorable GEORGE TAYLOR,
President Judge Of our said CSurt at Ehens-
hrIry the 18th slay Of Starch, \. ID 1871.
i X EITE. Prothonotary.
Attest-W. 3. BoNACKEF. Stiorifs.
EbensburC. April I. 1S7l.-4t
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Or BoiTOS's iforEL, UARRIsBURG,
and CoLUMBiA HOUsE. CAFE MAY.

CHERIFF'S SALES BY virtue Of
~ sundry writs of LeUGTi FdciGS and ~. Tc1,d.
ErpOH., issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cambria county and to me directed.
there will he exposed to Public Sale, at the
UNICS HAIL IN JOHNSTOwN, on Saturday,
she 291ss day Of April next ~ ? o cock, r.
NJ, the following Beg' Estate, to Wit;
All the right title aud interest Of Mrs Sarah
Bradley and Joseph FieldhOVse, of. in and to
the following described property. TO wit: !
two story Plank Hotel. nov occupied rs a puO-
lie inn CT~tdyern, caFed the Continental Hotel
having z front of forty feet and a depth Of thir-
ty-six-f feet with porch six by forty 6x4Ul feet.
one story high, and one story Frame Stable
appurtenant, twelve by fortyi12X+0l feet, situate
on Il certain lot or pi2ce of ground fronting on
Cinder street. n the Borough Of NiUlviile, Cam
bria- county. and extending back TO an alley
having an alley the north-we ana lot of
Cambria Iron Company on the south-9ast, with
appurtenanccs. Taken in execution and TO be
sold at the suit of Edward Peden. .,...-
Also, All the right, title and interest Of Jas
II. Howard, of, in and TO q lot of ground situate
in the Fifth Ward of JohnsiOwr. Borough. Cam
hria county fronting on Morn 5 street on the
south, running back along an alley ON the west
10 ar alley the nOTth, and adjoining lot or
Timothy Hunt on the cast. having thereon
erected 4 two story Brick House and 81 two StO-
ry Plank store Room. ana = Frame Stable, now
in the occupancy of Thomas B. Mosfc1 TIA ken
in execution and to be- sold ri ikfhessdft OF T..
BenSwungJr, Jos Hciibuvn 9nd5JfiEE biemm,
trading as BeuSwGugcT, HeilbuVn hIemm.
w. B. BONACK Err, sheriff.
Sherif's Offce, EbCnsburg, April |, lsfl,
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JoHNsTo#y, April 4. 1871.

DEAR FREEMAN-Freeman Cupp was badly
Injured on last w eduesday ight near Cambria
city. Mr.. Cupp is employed the Pennsyl-
Vania railroad, and was attempting to get on
a train, late ia the night, when he missed his
hold and vas dragged a considerable distance,
iujuring one lhg very much His father SEQ
CUpp) tells the balance of the story thus
Freeman crawled under porch platform
for safety and help, where his CrOans brought
the neignhors, who supposed it was some in
jcxicated man. The police was sent ior and
poor Cupp was dragged to the Lookup he
unable to speak, and could hot tell what
WAS the matter till morning. His father was
te!egrapLed fer and came 10 his aid. but the
police demande five dollars fine. which Mr..
CGpU hesita ted TO pay, when he fined five
dollars more His son then removed 20
Denny Mitchels house, in Johnstown. ehare
his leg was dressed On last Saturday he
was AIKEN hoge to = ew Florence. Ii this
narrative is true, it shows pretty hard usage.
Il may be, hass ever, that there j. another side
to the story. / merely give the facts as | got
ihcm from Mr.. George CUpP. the father OF the
il iurod man. We hope, tor humanity's sake,
tnat there may be some mitigating and
deop1ng ircums.anccs connected with the case.
Captain Bates and Miss Swan, the giant and
siantess, together With the double headed girl.
were exhibited at Parke'5 Opera House on last
Saturday afternoon and evening. They
all remarkable persons he two former
certainly eight feet in height EACH and weigh
$50 together. The double beaded girl can
sing two parts OF tune at the same time. and
dance 4 schouish with anybody. The giant
and gantess do not appear to be in good spIr
its, but the little girl IS IN The enjoy ment OF
excellent health
Tho NlIyille schools have closed The fourth
month and are in prosperous condition, the
per cent. of attendance averaging about "a
Favorable reports are given OF each rootn.-
Two months more will close the term, when
there will likely be an exhibition.
Ann Vinton, aged lady resident OF Mill
vile borough, died very suddenly on Saturday
morning last, caused by apoplexy. The de-
ceased vas born in " ales, but had been in this
country about thirty three years.
lecture on The Ecumenical Council is
TO be delivered in ST. John's (Catholic) church
on ~ Wednesday, erening of next week, by Rt.
Rev NJ Domsnec, Bishop of this Diocese. and
will no doubt be instructive and interest
ing discourse. ROB Roy
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cuERuEFS SAIE.-,v virtne of q

~ writ Of Yend- EGpotl.. issued out of tho
Court OF CoInuon Pleas of Cambria County
and TO me ttircct cd there VIII be exposed 10
Puhiic Safe, on saturday the .e..d day OF
April Dcs&. at o'clock. r. NJ, the follow ing
Real Estate TO wit: All the ig t title and III
terest of y. 7. Fields, ef. IN and to q Lot ot
Ground situate IN vest YARD, Ehensburg BOZ
o,fcyh Cambria county. fronting So feet oa High
street. and extending back l&2 feet 10 hf or
VIM s Lloyd adjoining lo1 of Robert Evans
on the east and an alley the west having
tbcyfrr erected a tyvO story Frame House, - n
one story Kitchen attached. no~ in thee ssfSss-
TaI9cv, ,.f Ie1ander Kinkcad; and a olss- Stnrs
EST,fltis Houss. now III tne occupancy Of IeS'sph
owens TRA eEl Ia execution and 10 - sfi1 -
he e1iit Of S 5 ManuiOr uss- q = Gorge =
Re-~v w T. BoNA. n Ef. Shelaf.
SherfT's Oniee, Ebensburz- spr'i !, is'i--St.
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'eTlI AND PERSONAL.

nc ,So CRrssoN RAL KosI IszS.
rgSs7tE" won,lsy, Nov; 2Ist' 1870
@ ,5.. st.sG road viii run as E1ansn,,rr follows,
Esrr lRTI AH'-Irinr with Pittsburgh Tx
w.: y, c9d and Southern EXP ETRreMf9 M9I I9Tr TTaih
Fes. anu L-.ING-Leave Cresson
EErUR ~ on departure of Pittsburgh
TSrfs' i2i' y Test; 6r on departure Of Phiiadel-
tI9, Express East.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

T'EMBEB land EQ8 SALE -
4 suhscFsheg s1e.Is ror sslo on .,.n,,s,r,, os.-
ting tess7F, 80 beres 81 s,e-zSer sarssS IL,
east townsHH Ss1ute seSs7s miles n,,xsA IS Car
Tol3tovrr. said Tract Is cevag~.,4 vvitf Sl9rSlsr
I5nn and Pine Tiuaesr. a,s ,sSshs -, s-,5t-, =
rf. s.s - sL-s-- - ) ~, = seesiss ssiloT-
- ,5n or
IOHN : WARNER.
g4t-tfl - LasTrerce, Cambria Co. "a
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RrADY FOR pCsit;Fss -Mcssrs. Jones & King,
agents for the sale AM erection Of the celehra
tel Munsoa Copper Tubular Lightning Rod
ami oiIer lightning rods, are now on the road
for the season and ready to at,erd to all orders
promptly ald at lowest cash rates. The Nun
son rod is the vERY BJsr that has ever been in
vented ans " i'll 1T any time he placed in com
parisna with any rod now hefore the puhic,
and If It fails to rroee superior to all others.
10 charge sill ne made for furniskirg OK pat
ting 1t up. Resides the Nunson Rod. the firm
of Jones & King are prepared to supply other
Rods fully as cheap. If not cheaper, than any
other men now in the business. Hundreds of
references in this county as 10 the superiority
of our work end materials can he given ghen
desired So look put for Jones & KinC--thcy
arc going for you, if not with sharp s. ick. st
least it'll hEhthirS rod shat cauuot faK to
protect your property.
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FATAL RAIrRoAD DEYT.-Ona Of the
night wa chmen between Crcssou and GalliIzin.
the Penra Rail Road, namei james Ian
ders struck by an engine. at early hour
on Friday morning last, and injured to such an
gent that he died in a few hours after. II Is
supposed ihst he stepped off the south track to
aT"il m approa ching train, and thereby put
himself in the way of ore of the "pushers' on
It's return trip to Conemaush, and was struck
with tie result above stated. His head and
back were terribly crushed. He was man OF
II or , wears Of age. and leaves family OF
SIX small children his wife boving died about
five We ago. He was a hari working, faith
ful AMI honest mar, ard eujovei the respect OF
all who knew him. His remains were inferred
in the C,thoiic graveyard at Sum mitviile on
Sunday. This. We learn, is the fourteenth h
fatal &c ilent that has occurred since the road
has bceg put in operation at or near the spot
where 5ir. Landers received the Injuries thst
eliminated in his death.
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& TJDITOR'S NOTICE The under
1 4 signed. harfng hecn appointed Auditor to
distribute the money in fhs hands Of the Sheriff
arising from the sale of &iss real estate Of John
NitZell. hereby gives notice that he will attend
for that PURPOSE at his office in EheuSburg, on
TUESDAY; the 25th day of APRII.. inst. at , o.
dlOck, p. N. when and where all pcrsOuf inter
cEtad may attend. JOHN 5. RILEY.
Ebensburg, April s. 1S71.-3t.
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THE NOyOTGAHELA FOUNnRY AND SItC9INE
WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA.-These Works, the
largest Of the kind in the country. have lately
FREYVOCIE. who will c0utiuue the business.
retaining the same wOrkmen that have 50 long
been in the employ Of the former proprietor,
Mr. s. s. Fowler. The new firm have made
many valuable additions to the W Orks, ana are
now prepared to execute al orders for Heavy
Machinery, Castings, &c. &c.
The Machinery consists Of Boring and Turn
ing LatheS. Planning. SlOttDg and Drilling Ma
chimes. OF every variety. suitable for making
the lightest and most delicate machinery TO the
largest and heaviest rolling mill work. One Of
their spccfaltics is Grist Saw Mil and white
Lead Machinery. Patterns arc constructed with
a view to this line OF business. and combine with
accuracy and symmetry of construction q Suffi-
cIent strength to Taake them useful for the pur-
pose.
IN aIaition. they have q complete assortment
Of Pulley Patterns, and appliances for making
any diameter and width of face. One line, suit
able for cotton ard other light machinery, per
haps the lightest ever known.
Cali OF send Fcr a catalogue Of patterns
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Tnu wicked fec when no man p'lrslleth. nut
tl.e good and sensible folks arc as pofd as lions,
ana rush. furiousiy 10 the cheap casn store 9.
l. ChrisIy. in Lorctto, and ptly u :hcap OF
things for very little money HUI tten ahoy
likes s,ichirushes and tnds tftttc p'7at,n Fnetn-
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newspaper
Adyti'tising.

Eook o. 12Sc!6scIy printed PAGES, lately is
sued. contains iist or The be- tnericHn Ad-
veTtiSing Medium. giving tr0 -stnEs. eiTcula-
tiOns, AID fuE particulars -FuscrEinR. tni .eddr
ing Daily and Weekly Political ana. Family
Newspapers, together with oil those having
Religion, Agriculture Literature. &c- Every
Advertiser and every person wilA co3teT7 plates
becoming such, viii find this book OF great
value. Mailed free to any-aGGTeSs on receipt Cf
- cents G s.sB II. b % * r; LII = co, SGS-
fishers. No 80 Park HoVv, New York
The Pittsburgh Pa Leader in ifs issue of
Nav -. 1870. says: The firm OF q p ROvell y
Co. which issues this Interesting ard valuable
book, is the largest and best advertising AE,eu-
cy in the United states. and nc can CaeeTfully
recCrsindnd il 20 JiIeatfcntion of those who de-
sire to advertise their business scienE iGcIity
and Systematically in slIch way: shat ia.
so As 70 secure the largest amount OF publicity
for the least expenditure OF money
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LIFE. Acc INT AND FIRE GraAEcE.-Kcrr
& Co, Insurance agents, 1916 Tenth Avenue,
Altoona. Pa; offer extra inducements TO those
contemplating Fire, Life Accident insu-
rance, aud being masters Of the profession in
every PARTICULAR, are emiaentIy qualified to
suit their patrons. Their experience in the
business extends over period Of fifteen years,
and what may be given as sofne% hat of
coincidence. they represent fifteen frst class
ComPauies, aEaonG which may be ranked tiIa
London Liverpool and Glcbe, with a cOm-
bined capital of s 600 GOO IN gold, and other
afe and valuable Companies. Any commu-
hcatIonS addressed to them will receive prompt
attention.
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To The Ladies Of EbGnShnrg and Vicinity.
PLAIN ARD FANCY DRESS MIXING.

aETSS CASSIE a DAVIS has opened a Fash
Tvs iouarle Dress Making EStGbtESslfsselas las
Mt her residence on Centre street opposite the
new jail. Just received ne y ana elegant IA. fa5-
terms Of gI the Elrest styles of Ladies' and 1hti-
dren' 8 Presses. Paris, London and New orh
Fustions IN advance of published mohes- Cal.
and see STYLES. examine work and learn prices
t2bensbur9. April !, JSII.-4f.
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~ - 3 & SAUts M = : 81 = : ~ n > : -
CASTOR OIL dEc. Highly favored. Pleasant to
take. Children like if. Price 80 cents. Whole
sale. Il. r.. SELLERS u Co. - Wood street. Pitts.
burgh SOLD by Lennon X Murray, Ebensburg.
and by Druggists and Country StoTe-kecpcrs
Ecnersily.- IJSAe is, lS1G-ly.l
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NARV'S sheep was once n larnb--s she found Il
in the gutter: it didn't give milk wort b i d
ime, but frequently did but 'cr-nCt butter OF
that kind, we beg TO say. which people spread
on bread and 50 forth. made from the best Of
flour bought every day from Mills great -four.
feed, lamp and corn broom depot, which you'll
all be sure to find as down Ugh street you go
forth. Mills is the man to deal with.
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4.Soltero'' labors to show that Lutheranism
had no existence prior TO the Reformation, aud
from his letter we might infer that he believes
that Iuther professed TO be refOrmer OF the
Gospel of Christ. n O Intelligent Protestant or
Catholic entertains such an opinion: Luther
only protested 10 fefo"n the abuses ttat crept
into the Church, and all viii agree tiaf re-
formation wss necessary when n Pope 1foni-
face VfIl taught that Christianity was 'fu-
cratiye fable; which charges We're clearly es-
fablished bg the testimony of twenty-three Wit
nesses at his pOsthumoUS trial But Martin
Luther needs no COMMUNICATION from me lie
has long since entered the realms OF eterIia4
rest .at the right hand OF Cod and his WORKS 40
fo}tow him. The free ana enlightened iiatlohS
of ttie eeart are his mCaGIeIa L L1d Ire 81 slff'iS
fruits produced by the good seed 5QMn .py his
hand are his best epitaph. \ ct IL it u oeSirapts
that this part of the subject should be iufthef
discussed, the person who takes refuge peblnd
asSolteroi needs only 20 throw down the g;annt-
Jet-and he viii find pens moreable thau nLine 10
take IL up ~. f. -,
In conclusion, permit mo 10 say that IN my
defence IL was necessary for ne 10 refer 10
some things that were very very .inllieastth'-
IL has always been my desire 10 live IN peace
1 aIu an oft5i.au snd have 10 depend on my OWE
exertions for support, ana in Trying tQlench
did tlie best / could, and until lately peteEc
rendered very general Satisrir iCFf f,st' ti's too
without ever ba wing enjoyed II. N! o9 NJ icy ;
+lfe educational advantages sff3rdeo ,oy Siay-
noo{h College. 'tSoltero" may draw the inEcr-
600 MAGGIE ELACK.
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DEATH OF A DOoD OTO NJ An - " are gTloFeu
to learn of the death of Mr.. Thomas Quinn
an old and highly respected citizen of Johns
town, 9 hich occurred at his residence in that
place at ~ o'cloek Oh VI edn esiay night last
Mr Quinn had teen in feeble health for sever
al months past brt was not compelled 70 take
to his bed until verF recehty. HH age was
about 3 wears, and he was one of the Oldest
fesiderts Of Johnstown, having came there
when the place was a mere hamlet compared
TO " hat it now is. He was sober. industrious
and vlrtuous man. and model Christian, and
We trust that he has gained an Immortality of
peace and rest beyond the grave.
THE croaking Of the frog, The wsllow OF tho
hog, the yeiping of the doS-, the rising or the
fog. and even the lazy, shuffiing jog of the seek
er after grog, tells that this is spring, but II
don't say SByth ing aboat those excellent goods
which Yallie Barker is giving everybody a
chance 20 Gave lots of money III buying. Very
Superb Bargains at v s. BIS, and Very Sensi-
Bile Bodies are they who seek them
fr would be difficult to nnd a man more anx-
fols and willing to exchange watches, clocks,
jewelry, fancy goods, stationery cigars, TO-
bacco, etc. for the ready cash. and 70 The gTeat
advantage of the man with the cash, than our
near reishbof, G. =. Roberts-so d'iDeulti IN
deed, tbat it wouldn't pay you 10 Loch Iof hihi'
NEW STOCK JusT II RECEIVED. "A large hnd ete-
CANT assortment Of boots and shoes Tor M ast.s
ami sexes have just been opened at Nt3roe Z
new boot and shoe store, Cambria Horse. High
street Mr.. Ninroe is gaining the p&troEHi5e e
of nearly every body by selling the best ana
most fashionable boots and shoes at prices no
dealer can undersell. GO and see his stock,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

LIGHTNING RODS.-Geo Huntley. who hos
always got his eyes open for good thing, has
undertaken the sale and erection of new
lightning rod that takes down all the lightning
rods ever put up-i fact which he Is prepared
to establish TO the satisfaction of all interested
in tl4e METER. MIR. II. VIII ere long put wag
the road for the purpose or dispOsing of
these rods, as wen - other useful inventions
and wares in his line.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

GEORGE y. BOLTON,
PROPRIETcR,