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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-12-28
special Notices.
Botanic IshyslCion,
- IL. II. G AY IL ID.

- BNs ~ "a u IL - ~ A>s
The celebrated botanic physician has now located
1t Deer Lodge, 3dStec:. near bridge where he can be
consulted Oh all discares.
Has had large and successful practice with chronic
discares lie refers BY permission to the following
Chicago References
=. W. GATES. JAS. srOvILLE,
X. GATES. II. II. SCOVILLE.
u. X. FRAZIER. ST. WIENER,
A. j.. ROBSON.
l.i3m.
OFFICE OF THE EAGLE WORKs MrG Co..,
CaCAtO. ILL.,. Nov. y, 49,:
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
THIS IL to certify that have employed Dr.. Gaylord
my family physician for many YEAR, and most
chessfay recommend him to oil male female per-
s0ns who need physician. ! have employed 800 u
40 men for many Year,, and have often recommended
Dr. Gaylord ~ my asd their families, and always
with satisfactory results His meci0es splcr did
and he has beci very sktllf0l and successful using
thein. have known several pcssOus who had been
given up die by councils Ut doctors 0f the old school,
bvt have becm taken up BY DR.. Gaylord aud saved.
The sick cannot make mistake In employing Dr
Gaylord, am Hoping no may be ~ succesesu
IN the future ~ In the Part, rsmain
Respectfully.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-12-28
LOCAL N EW s.


THEIR NON ETRiC.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27
4 DMINISTRATOE.S NOTICE

Estate Of JACOB Mack. deceased.
Letters CT AdUiUist strstion on the estate OF
JACoB MACK. late of the township 0t Cambria,
Gecea =c6, having uecn granted TO JhC Under
signed by the Register Cf Cambria coGnty. all
persons iaGebtCd 40 said estate are requested to
claims ere desired 80 present them properiy
6GtucBtiCa tel FOR settlement.
JOSEPH >. GARBIS. fUsnS-.istrItJT.
I}iaCkliCk Twp. ,IaIf. e, IS-2s-Ct.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

- Estate OF NICHOLAS SNYDER. decd
Letters EcstamentaEy on The estate cf Mich
county, deceased, hsvICa- been granted 10 the
undersigned, ali persons Indebted n the said
estate are requested so make immediate r.pv-
rent. ana those having claims or demands viii
present tEom properly authenticated for set
tisulyIt.
/; E;LiSAelE[t5 i sil. Snyder, Executors.
Carroll town. Jan. Is Is.2.-Gt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27
1 DMINTSTRATOR'S NOTfCis

Estate Of +. J. BABBEeICE- deco.
Letters Of Administration on the estate q: :
J. BarbericS- late of the state Of ic.-.i hsv!nt-
been issued 10 the undersigned, rgl parties I'm
any way Indebted to said estatC are hlrti isy no
ticed - make inluleli-te Fp.tncut. ana tbos<
iaN nE ci.titl. 20 tEcsent them dDjs authonrs-
Gated for settlement.
GEO. =. BERRY. kGll'r.
E5eoebrrS, jan. s. IS, n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

4 jBii lttS No yi-.-Ihe nri@f~
= , signed. having heen appointed Auditor i,y
the CufrU oG Common Pleas or Cambria Coun-
~ 10 distribute the money IN the hands of the
sheriff arising from q He s-:e Of the real estate
of Jesse Is CuEcsuS, hereby give notice hst he
eu~hUrg. on sUCe.Gi. f.c G7th ~ E.aTVGgH llC.rt.
at . O'Clock -. NJ. when and whore nil persons
interested may attend. JOHN = riley.
EbCuEBJJT.E Jan. -, l,l--at.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

4 UDITOR.S NCTICE.-Tao ~ fcr~
L z signed, havjng necr arPciutc6 Auditor h
the Orphans Court OF Can. .Hra county, 10 dis
tribute the money IN the EaHcS of - II. Fishc,
notice that hs viii attend FOR tEat UurToS,.. at
his Office in EteUslilrE on lCGHssC,GIf fitf ,sfb
Gf Tsfn"3EsW merit. ri = o'clock =. si.. when end
where all persons interested NAV attend. E. -.
JOHN 8 EtEEE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27
r OTiCE n PARTITION.-To Nj

X OiICE N PARIIIiCE.-I'o Nis
cl9Ci Albert NcDCrmit, sen Of flIt Gge ef
Henry HCDeTmit. deceased one Of tn, heirs
and legal ToproseHtuuves of Michael NoDcrnit,
decd: TAKE notice tlut nn iuutest Wii. ie le!d
ST the late dwelling EoUsc OF Michael EeI rCr-
nit, late OF Ctcurield township, CgmbTiU cavn-
-. Penney Euu-G- decd. en- 3 s2s=ss-s4sts-. 2
2Ct.l csHy o1 Ess,rs,rssy- I."zs. ~ one GtiocI1
in the afternoon. for tie purpose # making
partition of Tie real estate ~ Sa.s ..a.f 10
ana umorr his children uud ls-saI rcnrrsent-s
tiyHs. II IL" same cuu he done without Treiu-
dice 20 or SDoiliugth the ~ hole; otherwise r. va us
s2a cDpTal5e the same SIT which tiIur nr;a f.fas.o
l'C arc requested 80 a-trTG. IT, YOU t3irl PROP
or. -. T. BG%AEE Efs. sheriff
Sheriff s CiGCc, Ebcu=bUr4. Jan > r. 1872.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27
T LLOYD & 60, BAxKrng,

So 9BENS52JrF3F, p
.rHia' ,-srvcr, Government Loans, ass5,
ier SZotiI lttes hoj'ssi'5 3 , sl!8- fsse rc az
n ace - q, - matte
sonvra Banking S;lziacss transacted - =
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

FACTS WORTH KNOWING .-C5EsTt RsiEc-
it.,r uF stgr5, auf ITfgts- ICrEE Ccfel uEiIta 90
reduce Cur gssOrtwCE- tu the lowest possible e
point before lISC $40 CEs. " have -tis DHt tr
ali our goods and 1AHEFfs r0yvS IEE rItItEs Is
figures that are bound 20 sell laCD- Many artI-
low cost.
Have Il very Igrdror,e Hire -F EoUhIe rud
Single ShawlS: al5o. IuIsicy I'I echo ana tlii -
7Guwis- all OF which must lee sold, even Al al
sacs iT.ce.
: large ztoCI. Of = Ii: and FoiorCI E.,auEetsf
nraJle's and other makes of Barre b.UuHSis,
Cassiluerys. Dress Goods. Siit CLOVES. CsicrE,
MusiiuS. CBicCCs. EurT ishiIE sra sI!irCiy Y
Goods and other T. TrCEaN'..Su ia great VUTi"ty :
all bought his sCGsCn and now selling al Pan
iC II ices ut
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27
NJ. P. II.

THE FAIR OF TIE HOOEIEs.-ThiS affair COM
menciGg on the 9th of the coming month, will
be one of the fairs. We are Informed that
preparations to make II n grand success have
been for some months in progress. The list of
ladies who viii attend, and which was publish
ed in these columns some weeks ago, of itself
ought to move the stOniest hearted bachelor to
attend. The Empire company is composed of
some Our best citizens, and when the dread
demon, fire, makes its appearance in our midst,
none are found more efficient i'll subGucing the
flames than the Hooks" Like she boys Of the
Good WILL they have been housed in Il miSera-
hlc Shanty for come years. But, by practising
economy, have now splendid building un-
der way; paid for far finished, which
they wish to complete. For this purpose their
fair is held. lie IL ust be sordid citizen indeed
who viii refuse to contribute his mite to help
this company along,
Below we append Il list of articles to be voted
- sud cilancPd off:
y silver water ser-vcry- uFtt- ,s,l On, d
Blackstone s commentaries, very fine a silver
spoon castor, something new !; q frSt-class bar
bGrs, chair. very rich; spiended guitar. rose
wood, highly finished Il full set of carpenters
tools, best in the market: a gold-hcaded cane,
very fine; q WcOster's unabridged dictionary ::
Doctor Hitucr's great picture, the Last Day of
the Condemned: Il set OF surgical instrum cnts,
very fine; prize doll. very large and fine an
ACCORDION. FrenCh--Very fine q fine silk hat :;
a large musical box very fine: good lounge :;
extension table; set Of brickIayer's tools ::
& set OF piGstereT's tools; new style clock. Il
novelty; and oyster knife, highly polished q
silver fire horn; two pair of ciogs.-4HOOHd
sun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

VALUABLE EUROPEAN AND ASsRTcAN SEEDS
given away. Mr. N. p. Boyer. the senior pub
Usher of the AMERICAS STocE JoURTAL, while
travelling in Europe the past summer. was par
ticulary impressed with the great value of Lu-
corne. for the feeding or soiling of stock. He
has therefore. imported large quantity for
gratutouE distribution among our American
farmers. ANY of our subscribers who may
wish to test it. will receive small sample
package FREE by enclosing stamps to pay pos
tage. Address N p. BOYER q Co, Parkcs-
burg. Chester Co., Penn. They will also send
sample packages Of Chester County Mammoth
Corn, Imported White Norway Oats. and Al
sike Glover If wanted. they sent out leO,Oe
FREE sample packages last year.
Mr.. John Hoyt. an esteemed citizen of
Nifflin county was killed on the Sunbury and
LeWistowa railroad, last week
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

JAMES FISK, JR.-This gentleman, lately DE-
ceased. was not the only new Highlander VINO
has succeeded in achieving Il reputation. For
here Is George huntley, OF our own town, for
iuerly New Highlander W hose reputation, tho
not co-extensive with the world. is Yet well
known. Fisll's name was Eladc famous through
his connection with fraud and frHudu @ at pr:it.-
tees; Huntley by ui his fair and 81 tiare
dealings with ali men We viii nor attpI:pf 10
further ran = parallel, bct content oursei sests.
swing taat Alr. H. s speciality Is stoves =lF, s
ware and that his store is on Higa ~-g0s.' -,
on him when you Gced any thfrz IA :" ''-'l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27
LARGEST AND BzsT.-The Johusto

LARGEST AND BEST.-The Johustown Demo
cTIt says that one OF the largest ana best stock
Of dry goods, dress goUus, trimmings, cloths
carpets, &c. ever brought to TINS cry, is ROW
being sold ut very low prices ny John >. Atur-
phy, at his store On the COTGUr OK Main aud
Eruuklin streets. Some wonder Luw me can SO Il
sHch EGc goods. so lOEys Cali aut examine the
goods and yUU viii receive bargains Ia Whnt-
ever yCu buy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

P0pUdT DI Goods Store. Nos iI8 and 10 C,itl.cu
street. ,Erl1u.talyu, PG.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

RUTLER & ALDEr,U!FER, successors TO Ie--u-
old Mayer, No. ~ Main street. = JObusJown, has
just returned from the East with AN immense
stock of dry goods. They have their counters
and snclyCs perfectly crowded with the r'uesr
and best goods that were ever brought 10 this
town. People from the north OF me county
who visit johnstOwE should not fail TO call at
this store and examine their goods, which are
cheap and OF the very latest Jyles. All kiHds
OF goods fer ladies sold here, such as dry goods
dress goods, fancy goods, hats 5onuets. rIn-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

WALL. PAFEGSs.-Geis & Futh. Clinton street,
JOhuSLwCu, itii IN Il stock Cf wall psVCrs tilC
utaer DAY that required score OF horses 80
cart from the depot 10 their store, and It sgl :
All the GclSes ana ituTEs busy for week I4
piling it on the shelves, they have now one cr
the largest, hnest.neatest aud cheap stocks %
wall papers in PeunSs lvaEia. u you want
aisO have books, paper ana stationery. in
fact what haven't they got? That's thC-qucs-
ton.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

y BEhtTTFUL WORK OF ART.-We have al
work gotten up bySIr James Wilkinson, of Lo-
rotto. who as n manfacturer of monuments,
line of his art. is admitted to have few equals
and no superior in any part of the county,
The particular job TO which we have 'rcference
is q tombstone recently completed and to be
erected in the Catholic graveyard AT Wimore
Summerhill township. and is indeed master
piece OF which Mr.. Wilkinson may well feel
tice in the matter of description, as it needs to
M otfe,nUi m ITat i',d,ice those Who Want s6x
work of the kind done to tate a look mt it, or
at east give Mr.. Wilkinson a call before en-
~ s,nT other reimbursement THE styIe of tho
stone in question is of the Ionic order thr
shield on the face of it represents a scroll
cord in relief hangs pendant to the bottom of
the shield-thc whole formin" cord and tassels
of BEAUTIFUL design. Above is Gothic TX,
tasseS representing drops, whith Corinthian
scrolls attached, and heavy oak leaves inter-
forming the cap, and between these is ffuted
work of rich design. On top of the cap are two
bT Gothic cross. All in ali, The stone IS =
splendid specimen of art, and should be seen
to be appreciated.
'ssCHo0Is ASD SCHo0IlMAsTERs."- This is n
very neat little volume, edited by T. J. Chap
man, NJ. A, got up in n very attractive style
nice binding, good paper and excellent print.
1t is made mp of selections from Nicholas
Nicklehy,' ''Dombey ~ Son." and David Cop
perfeTd." Those who have read t6nd who has
not II these famous and inim1table works from
the IaasteT-mind of the world-renowned Dick
ems, need not he told or the beauty, attraction,
and yet the simplicity OF these entertaining
and instructive selections. They are like sweet
scented flowers culled from a thickly-Strewu
garden OF perfumed aromatics, and formed by
n skilfful hand into an exquisite b04uet,
worthy TO be placed in the garland OF litera-
ture. Hr. ChapEaan's task was no easy one, for
the field from which he had TO- select was so
broad, varied and diversified that none but a
trained mind could accomplish the compilation
with suct, marked success. We hope to see it
not only in the hands of teachers and pupils, bnt
also among the general public.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

Il. III. MAYER. ClatairE merchant, No q
llGlil strcet, Janlet0wu. pa. sfv. a.,,ygr - still
ms proprietor oJ sac Immense clothing scog,
a. the number above named, NOT having sole
out whgu MS brother sold the dry goods S ore
adjoining. He has on hands au.ItalHyllse stoca
of ready-mndc clothing which he viii eCIi al
greatly reduced prices lie las coats, pants
socks, umbrellas trIiHks, elc. lie Eas splendid
oyJrcoays at cost. Now IS the time 10 buy from
Nj. II. Mayer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

L. COHEN must sell out his present stool. oi
furs, no matter what the loss may Le. 80 g.g
Wou'u advise GI who wish to purchase lurs
10 call at no ~ Main street Johns town, and
obtain furs al less than hair price. H. Cohen is
oOund 70 sell Cut al any loss. lie also keeps on
hui!d aiI kih'is OF hats ana caps shirts, collars
and gent furnishing EoJus, wuica wTit Dc suld
his present stOcy. ii orce. 10 prepare fur INC
spring trade,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

WHAT * WANTS 10 IE-1-g-..T,'' wants ~
know what the Initials u. q. g.. t. which are
inscribed over the doGv Of 81 Good Tcmplag's
Lodge, STAND tor. We presume they Uui,n -
once Got Tight ~" also wants TO know
what :. ! II. . g. p. :. n. {. q. :. 81 n. : J.
mean. We can tell hiIu :-S. J. ffcss IL Coz pro-
prictOrs ct the Cheap Clothing Store, 81 Main
street = Johnst0wr. large STOCK on hands, 10
hc sold dirt caGGp.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

CHEAP GOODs.-Spring comes on apace, and
soon instead Of the bowling of the North wind
VIII be zcphyrs and the bloom OF flowers TEis
being ana to the end that his shelves may be
cleaned out for spring goods, Z. :. Barker Tells
us that he designs from this date forward sell
ing his stock OF winter goods at cost. The stock
is very large and choice, and persons OF every
mrgins BILE taste can pick out therefroIn n suit
single garment to please him. Try the eX-
pertinent and be convinced.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

The Altoona Radical nominating conyen
tioa wiil be held on the 9th prox.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

WATCH OUT The American is said to be the
best watch made. We are ah glad that this is
so, for are We not all patriotic, and is it not to
us Il source OF pride 10 he able 70 point to any
special excellence in either literature. art or
science created by a countrym9n? The Amer
lean watch may be said to be national insti-
tuition" 1t was patented by an American, is
made by an American company, and is sold by
c. 7. Roberts, High street, Eoensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-01-27

CIGARS ASD TOBACCO.-About one-haif the
male residents of Lbcnsburg, We imagine.
5mOl1o or chew tobacco. We also imagine that
each one Of the number smokes or chsws Il
good article il he can get it. Dad tobacco is an
inflictiOu on the one no uses il, ard bad cigar
is an intction on the public. Tho best tohac-
co and cigars in market are always to be found
at Lennon & Murray's, where we advise our
readers to call when they feel like induising in
the divine weed"
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
COURT or APPEALS DECISIONS.

ALBANY, Nov. 10, 1879.
The following decisions were rendered In the
Court OF Appeals to-day
Judgments affirmed with costs-Abernethy W.
Knight, The People vs. Faucher, Tie People VS..
Curtis, Parker vs. Brett, Within vs.. Pendergast.
Judgments reversed and new trial granted-ve-
roma cheese Company VS.. Martaugh, Miner VS.. Beck
man.
order OF General Term modified, &c.-watson vs..
Gardiner.
motion denied, with costs-FarIners' Bank OF Fors
Edward vs. Leland.
Order of Supreme Court and Surrogates re-
versed-1n the matter OF Kellum.
orders a11rmed with costs-McColl vs.. The Sun
Mutual i, Insurance Company, Hoyey VS.. The Rubber
Appeal dismissed with costs-cushman vs.
Motion granted and appeal dismissed, to-
Harris vs. Wade.
Motions granted and cases put on the calendar
for the 4th Of December-The People ex rel. Hey
den vs. The City OF Rochester and four other cases.
Judgment reversed except as to one penalty
and excess of fare paid, and Judgment affirmed,
with COSTS In the Court below without costs to
York Central and Hudson River Railroad and
forty-four cases against the same company.
Judgment reversed except as to two penalties
and excess OF fare paid. and Judgment affirmed.
this Court. Bcckrich vs.. The New York and Hudson
River Railroad.
Judge Barnard's Successor.
The Court OF Appeals, all the Judges present and
no one dissenting, sustained Governor Hoffman's
action In appointing Judge Fancher In place Of
Judge Barnard, removed by the Court OF Impeach-
ment.
Court OF Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. TO- 1872
The following Is the Court OF Appeals calendar
for November 20 Nos. 4sS, 4os, s37, @ as2 4O7 asa
40,
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

The prospect OF these parties getting out Of prison
does not seem to brighten much
Judge Fancher, OF the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted a peremptory mandamus against the
Comptroller directing payment OF special en-
ploye OF the Department OF Buildings. Payment
was resisted, on the ground that this was a salary
and that there was no appropriation to cover it, It
was contended that the pay should be made from
the contingent fund. and the mandamus was TO
this erect.
case Of considerable interest, touching the liza
bllities OF the present Department of Public In
structon for failure OF the old Board of Education
In not paying the rent OF o building used for
public school, came up yesterday before Judge
Fancher at Supreme Court Chambers. An appeal
had been made from q verdict against the Board,
and the Judge required security upsn this appeal.
An important decision was rendered yesterday
by Judge Joachmsen OF the Marine Court, touch
ing the case of liability for damages caused by the
bursting OF Croton pipes incidental to q thaw The
question at issue was a nice one-whether the
casualty was chargeable to personal negligence or
to the irresponsible agency OF the elements.
There seems to be every prospect Of Edward s.
Stokes being soon again placed on trial for the al
legged murder of James Fisk, Jr. Judge Brady yes
terday set down the trial for the first Tuesday of
next month, in the Court of Oyer and Terminer
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

corner cor OF fifteenth street and First avenue, with
MS wagon, about twelve O'Clock in the day,
when ne heard a woman screaming, com.
ing up the street, followed By the pris-
1ner' th' hasa mao caught her by the hair Of
th tne mead and shot her; she fell in
sne ssIeet ana aiter the witness queted his horse
ne waiKed up 10 the woman and found that she Wa0
dead; the prisoner came and looked over her; tho
Dody was put In the wagon and taken 10 the sta
ton house, and from there TO the Morgue at Belle-
herr " ny "iic' he shos
s.so Moses Mentz len who was passing through Fifteenth
ing out OF house and running up the street -,
lowed by the prisoner, who shot her; the witness
did not hear any screaming; he saw the pistos n
the prisoners right hand while he was running.
In answer to the counsel he said that he ala MT
see the prisoner take hold OF the woman by tine
hair of her head, and In reply to the District AZ
t0rney stated that there were others between hins
and the prisoner and the woman.
The Assistant District Attorney informed His
Honor that the doctor who made the post -m0rtem
examination was absent, and counsel for the de-
ience having refused TO permit his deposition to b0
read, the Court adjourned till Wednesday.
1t was rumOred that the defence will be insanity
the accused having been led to commit the act 6y
the intdelity OF his wife.
The New York herald., 1872-11-20
CROTON PIPES BURSTING.

Compile ated but Interesting Question as
to oLiability-A Nice Point ms to Personal
Negligence or irresponsible Agency OF
the Elements-ImpOrtant Decision OF
Judge Joachimsen, OF the Marine Court.
Messrs. Henry Collins Co. and Louis Amson &
Co. respectively occupants of the building 424
and 426 Broadway. The former are occupants OF the
basement and first moor, under q lease from Mr..
Higgins, in which they stipulate to pay one-half Of
the annual water tax for the entire building to
him. The latter are occupants OF the upper por-
ton of the premises, under lease from the same
landlord and with like stipulation to pay half the
water tax. This payment Is made by both par.
ties to Mr. Higgins. The water Is supplied
TO plalntlns by pipes on the north side
and TO the defendants separately by pipes on the
south side OF the building Tie plumbing work is
defendants are led from the main into the base
meut occupied hy Collins II Co.. laid R0rizopta,v