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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-01-16

WE would call the attention of Our read
10 the advertisement of Horace Waters
* Son, beaded, 10000 PIANOS AND ORGANS, -
and for a description of them We can't 90
better than copy the following:
THE WATERS CONCERTO PARLOR ORG ANs-We
glad to chronicle any new thing any improve
menU upon old one that tends pOpulariSa mu-
sic by rendering lis study either easier or
trsciive IIteiy attention has been called 20
a new patented sop added ta the Wars Reed Or-
gan. called the Concerto Stop. Ii is voiced as
pecaily human in its tone Il is powerful as
well sweet, aud when heard it were in
doubt whether liked it best i'm Solo with Full
Organ. We regard this a valuable addition to
the 1eed OrSan.-I1iTQt Nee l0Fiicr.
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: ccsL ARD PERSONAL.

o.,.p OF VOLUME NII.-The present
O-of the FEEENAN closes the seventh
81. leo and with it will close the account
'...'''1, DI ,e,,,us who find an y marked after
4 |. . o. names. as well as of several of our
lI., "a Subscribers, unless they have honesty
manhood enough to pay what they
w NJ, NJ assign some reasonable excuse for
,"- Jereliction. As for the new volume,
', will only now say that cash within two
,o,hs after subscribing will positively be
.Lqsjs. But Of this more next week.
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IkY asE& EiE.

DORAN-SAVAGE.-EIa in Altoona, on
Tuesday Jan oh. by Very Rev. ]. Tuigg. Mr.. N J.
CIAEL 70 RAN. OF SUNNI eriIil tOWns-jp, this cOun-
ty and Miss KATE SAVAGE, Of the former city.
BORK -NcGOgGH.-Sarriei. in st. Bar
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by Rev. II. McIiugh Mr.. THOMAS BoEKEY, of
Carrolltown, and Miss CATHAKiNE MCG GouGH, OF
Washington township.
EL.S-BEII.-BTarried. AT the residence
of The BRIDE in IOhns.own on Monday. 5th inst,
by Rev. J. \. Grimm, AIr. ANDREW }. ECkELs,
(formerly of this place) anu hrs. LLIzABETH 4.
IsEIL., ali OF JUhHstOHn.
carbohydrates ISH.-Narried, in Nuptial
Mass the Cat iic church in this place, on TU-
dav last. by Rev. ohm Ward. AIr. ZACH. I. KAY
IoR and Hiss ELLEN PARRISH, daughter of Mr..
Edward Parrish of Cambria township.
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MYERS & LLOYD are always employed IN
selling prime goods to all buyers that IS
they and their clerk are ever at work pleas
ing each one who admires goods that are
fine. and prices that are cheap, and treatment
that is kind and bargains that are rare, ana
everything else of that kind which makes
the purchase of dry goods groceries, etc.
pleasant and profitable Buy there.
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AN OLD CoNUNDkUM WITH Ne" Ar Ar.
PTICATIoN.-Why would you, dear reader,
ON the score of retaliation, be justified IN
picking T. T. Spence's pocket? Because he
has pictares Yes, he has pictures, and PIC
ture frames, and picture trimmings, aud al
buns, and things OF that KIND anu n',l>e
photographs. gems, etc, in the best style OF
the art and when the spirit moves you to TO
invest,in such pleasing souvenirs, don iali
10 call at Spence's Photograph Gallery on
High street, where you viii be 1uily sup
piled at the lowest rates,
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4 DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

%-@ Estate of JAMES CAMPBELL, dee a..
Letters of Administration on tine estate Of
James Campbell, hate of Washington tow nsLip,
Cambria county. have been granted TO the ur-
dsrSi.yaed, residing in SummitViiie, To whom
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to lua Ike imIn cdiate payment ana those ia
ing claims or demauCs viii make known tue
same " itLOut delay.
JOHN N.SHARBAUGH. Admir-.
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NOTICE.-In the matter of the Z.

I'ItV OF . IN 7 " HIRRA, utVtdaVu
And now, Dee. 3, 1873, on motion of }. Gal
iitZin Lake. Esq. R. l.. j ohisUUn appointed A IL
ditpr to report distribution of money in The
hands of the accountants, to and among the
gumelt Court. b. the Court.
Pursuant to the above, | viii sit at my office
in EHensourE, on MONDAY, the 18TH DAY Of
JANUARY next, at O'Clock, z. NJ.
Dec. l9.-4t. K l.. JOHNSTON.
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20OPTANOS and ORGANS

New and Secondhand. 81 FIrst-ClaSs Makers ariT
be sold AZ Lowe 5-r-tccs fJ c'GS, INSTALL
ments, ia City Country. Curing this Financial
Crisis and tEC Holidays, bH EsFES = g. sS = g.
EsS| Il <<tS. -. sfF%saIWay. than ever be-
fore offered in New York. Agents " sIsI t.d to
sell ~ aters' Celebrated s1ia-'os, Can i.rs-t -
CDd Orchestral ss-EauS. Illustrated Cata-
lOEues mailed. Great Inducements q tine TRADE.
\ large discount ~ Ministers, Churches, SUNDAY
schools, tLe.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Estate of

z UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Estate of
- John kENNEDY. late OF Washington
township, Cambria county. deceased.
And now. Pee /. 1873. on motion of Geo. w. Oat-
man. Esq. James Null appointed Auditor to re-
port distribution of the fund in the hands Of John
II. kennedy; Esq, Administrator Vi Ohm heuHe,
dy. deceased.
From the Record. JAS. n. SFNGFE. Clerk.
! Will attend to the duties Of the hove appoint.
mcnt. at my office in Ebcns5urg borough. on SAT
UEDAN- THE l1TH DAY or ! ANUAET. 1874. At 2
O'Clock, p NJ, when and where all persons in er-
eSted may attend, or be deblrreI from coming in
said fund JAMES y I'LL. Auditor.
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SEE new advertisement of e. J. Mills,
who has a store full OF prime goods which
he can and will sell at low prices as any
man in the business. Try there-buy there
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Owing 10 lack Of snow, sleghing has not
been induleel in t. any great extent in this
meek OF timber during the present winter,
and several young men and not i few lasses
are no doubt greatly disappointed tGereat.
y more at Present from SCSIDo.
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& UDITOR'S NOTICE-The ur-
Ia dersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court OF Cambria county to dissYibute
the fund in the hands OF John \. kennedy ESD
Administrator of the estate OF DCminicS Mcbride
decd, hereby notifies ali persons nterCs.ed that
he VIII attend 20 the duties OF said appointment,
ct his office in sDensi,urls. FRIDAY. + s. l5rfi-
proAimo. when ana where they musl preseut ttieir
claims. or be de5arred from coming in Tor siar 70
CT said funF. IA Is = Ii AG-t.Y<,
LJeasours, JaE. .. 1s7L-S.,
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GTRAY CATTLE-Strayed from
- the premises of the subscriber in Car
roll township. some time during MAY June last
yearling STEER, red incolor. with some white
ON his body and hole in his left ear Also year
ling II ElFER, red and White spotted. ana having
a white star in her face ANY ilforna tuu lea lin ..
10 the recovery of the cattle Nsi be thank fully re
cetv-d and liOeralIy rewarded ami all expenses
viii b. paid. JOHN I.Uss FER.
Carroll Twp, Dec. -, I573.s
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WIL,IoRr. IAN. f3. 1SI4.

Dear Freenuu-T had several local items
to communicate last week, but that ''unms-
taxable case of so1l-stroke" incapacitated me
for the task for the time being. Now, how
ever, that the ''olive branch has commenced
life vigorously, and We editor and his esti-
mable lady have honored Chow are you, hon
ored?-ED.) us by becoming sponsors for
the juvenile "Sotero'' / feel SO ''toploft-
ically" important that L have concluded to
try to make amends, if possible, for my re-
cent sin of omission.
4 young man who gave his name as Da-
vtd Mccoy aud his home as Mineral Point,
but who is positively known to have been
an inmate of the county aims house for sew
eral years past, had his toes and part of his
left foot crushed and his head somewhat i'll
iured yesterday evening by falling from p
freight car which had become detached from
train upon which he was attempting to
+ steal his way to Altoona. The accident oc-
CURED a short distance below WilmOre, and
il is supposed that he fell from the ear either
at the time it broke loose or at its subsequent
re-coupling to the train, and that one of the
wheels passed over his foot. The injured
man, who is partially deTanged, was brought
to the hotel of Joseph Homer in this place,
where the foot WAS amputated below the in
step by Drs. Lowman and Biaisdel. Poor
Director Bloch is here to-day looking after
his welfare.
A elve-year-old son of Mr.. Valentine
Cramer of Summerhill township, was on
Christmas day thrown from colt he was
fright at some geese, and his head striking
against root he was so severely injured
that he has lain ever since tluctuating be-
tween life aid death. Am glad to say, how
ever, that at latest accounts he seemed to be
improving.
Mr.. Jesse H. Dimond, of the same town
ship had the misfortune, few days since.
to cut one of his knees badly by striking his
1eg against a pole beside which an axe was
standing causing the blade 10 strike his
knee with the result stated. lie is, hear,
getting better.
On Sunday of last week Woleslagle s.
Sons boom gave way before the pressure of
an ice-tfood, and some two hundred saw-logs
which came down the river didn't stop until
they ran ashore and were pulled out at vari-
ous places along the stream. Wednesday
following, however, was more proptious
dav. for having repaired their boom in the
meantime. they floated about one thousand
ioos n distance of four miles TO their mill at
this place.
/ 'Sduire Miller still nurses his opposition
70 he new coastitu ton. He thinks the mem
hers of Assembly should swear by Sam. lieu
~, and by no other man OF measure
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PRICE oF TEEAG ..'gS.

Whole Tickets. 500 Halves, 80: Ten hs:or each
couDnn 50: Eleven " hole IIche.s for S5Oy; 22iS
Tickets for Il OOO 1l3 hole TieA=ts for 5000; ~
Whole TickeJs Tor $1,000. No discount ON less
than $500 worth OF tickets.
Applications for agencies AMI orders FOR tickets
should be a.slr-ssed 20
THOS. r. BRA NLFTTE.
A gent Public Library KY. and Manager Gift G on
cerl. Public Lorary Bu.liin2. Louisville, Ky or
IHCS. II. HAYS y co, i.sJSfsItt Ag,itts,
G09 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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SrsInrrr- Ian 10 1S74

Editor Cambria FreeHs0R-The survi wing
members of the old American Highland
ers' Go. r, - Pa. Vols. IN the Mexican
War;, met at the Summit House Al 3 o'clock
T. NJ. An organization was effected by Capt.
John Humphreys calling Henry SchuetOerg
to the chair. John Ritel was then elected
Secretary. After statement OF the object
of the meeting, the following preamble and
resolutions Were offered and unanimously
adopted
posero advancing the interests of the survivors Of
the Mexican war, called to meet in Washington
CITY on January 18th. 1874. "A matter OF impor-
lance to all survivors of the Mexican war; there
fore be il
Reptre1, That the Convention has our best wish
es in its work. and pledge TO it our hearty CO
operation in its efforts lynce the social inter
course and general interests of the army of Mexico.
i3eSnir,E'. That James Russell. James Z. ShSll-
cross and Capt. John Humphreys be appointed
delegates TO said Convention to represent the old
hIghianders,' Co. b. 2d Pa. Volunteers.
The members then passed II short time in
recalling some of the exciting scenes through
which they had passed, after which, on mo-
ton; the meeting adjourned sine die.
HENRY SCHNETBERG, Pres't.
JOHN RIFFEL, Sec'y,
A very touching episode occurred upon
the exhibition of the banner presented to the
American Highianders upon their return
froln Mexico. Mr.. Schuetberg iavolunfarily
Comnencetl singing the Star Spaugled Ban
ner, butshad nos proceeded further than the
middle OF tie first line when all present
joined IN the song. This little episode caused
the tears 10 course freely down tie checks Of
the Tctcrans in attendance. II.
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CTRAY II0G-Cama to the prem
~ ises of the subscriber in Clearfeld township.
some time during October last medium sized
bigct aud white Hog. The owner is requested to
come forward. prove properly, pay charges. and
take him away; otherwise be will be disposed OF
according 10 law. T. II. DUNElfAN
ST Augustine, Jan. H. 1S7t.-at.
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Geo. ?. ROTGl & CO,

conduct an Agency for the reception Of advertise
ments for American NCuS"rg rgC3e-Jhe most COM
pletc esI ablishIEent of the kind in the world Six
thousand NG9T~Fd].IS are kept regularly file.
open to inspection by customers. livery Advertise
ment is taken at the home price Of the paper With
out any additional charge or commission. An ad-
vertSer, in dealing with the Agency. is saved trUu-
ble and CORES spOndence. making one contract in
stead OF 4 dozen. hundred or thousand. 4 Book
Of eighty pages. containing Isis Of best papers.
largest circuiations religious, a%ricuiJurai class
political. daily and country papers, aud all publ
cations which Specially valuable TO advertisers
with some Information about prices. is sent FREE
TO any address application. Persons at dis
tance shiHc to make contracts for advertising in
any town. city, county. State or Territory of the
United States any por,ion of the Dominion of
Canada. mag send concise statement OF vnat they
want, together with copy OF the Advertisement
they desire inserted. and viii receive iuforna tion
by return mail which viii enable them t. decide
whether 70 Increase or reduce the order. For such
information there IS no charge. Orders are taken
for single paper weIl list: fUg a.l.-c
dollar readily as for /: lurg = eU.u.
Offices Times LU.,.nng),
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

next friend. HENsY HELS FL. vs.. JONATHAN BUR-
KEr-In the Common Pleas OF Cambria County
Li."l iU T!lroT-r.
The undersigned, having been appointed Com
missioner by he Court to take testimony IN the
above stated case hereby gives notce TO all par
ties interested tha. h VIII attend to the duties Of
s1id appuin' sscn;. at his Office in Ebcnsburg. on
THURSDAY. the 5TH DAT FEBEV AIRY next. at .
o'clock. I. NJ. when and " here they may attend if
they think proper JAMES NJ LII.
EbeusbuT-. Jan. 9, 1S54.-3t. COnmss oner.
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Il Park Row, \. Y.

ESfLsE?F Wade Kapidiywith Stencils Key Check
tSS-' - d Gu. fts. Catalogues a2d full pdTticu-
lars EELE. y. y. spencer, IL hanover ST. Boston.
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EEST GIs GsSHS

Total, u Gifts all Cash amounting 20 81 Gt3UO
s-rhe concert and dis -ribu,ion OF g.Iss viii pos
itUeiy ana 7'tisgItiU,c1ttG tfhe Dt--' "1l ne ddB
mar #rcE whether ali the tickets are sold or no.,
ami he l 0J0 gifts all I.ai il proportion 90 che
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az q an ssc} in Wall 81. often leads 10 a for
Ess tune. NO RISK. 32pa"e pamphlet for
hEkE stamp. VALENTINE TVNGE-DCE * Co.
" ~ Bankers and brokers, - NaIl-st.. y. y.
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OTICE-I hereby give notice that
! have this day bought from David crook all
his Gram including what is now suwet on the Ad-
ans farm in ClearfieIi township. as per agreement
Of this date T. X. DU y ECIAN
S. Augustine, Jan. IL, l5T+.-3G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-03
Buckneld.

Asa Atwood has advertised to close out
his stock of goods before March 18th.
lie has leased his >torc for u term OF years.
reserying part OF the second floor, where
he VIII continue 70 manufacture clothing
As therefore,.
+. y. Warren announces a grand Fourth
of March ball with good music and supper.
The village schools closed last Friday
with public examination, which was al
tended by about thirty citizens. The eX-
animation gave evidence ola very pleasant
aud successful school, and the occasion
afforded much pleasure to those present.
calling out several entertaining little
speeches from the citizens.
G. \. Harlow has opened a new branch
Of business Ia the manufacture of die
blocks on which TO cut sole leather ia shoe
factories We were shown some speci
mems of these blocks made for Shoe
Machinery Manufacturing Co., Boston,
The blocks are made OF kiln.dried rock
Nldlllfs anu TIC llltufi@ W NfhlNNSos tHNl
are put up in neat, substantial cases before
being shipped so that they can be trans
ported without Injury. Mr.. Harlow has
put in new planer, aud made several
improvements in his machinery Tor thi-
business.
The knights OF the Mystic Circle" have
had another meeting and exchanged COM
pliments; but on account OF n foolish
prejudice on the patt OF the public against
secret societies. they decided to hold their
meetings during the remainder of the win
ter at the Saw-mill, aud a. soon as spring
opens and The water leaves the lowlands
they will take TO the bush. Then il will
be MacGre.or on bis native heath again.
BluF, chiPer and far-seeing are these
valiant Knights. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-03
Porter.


\ correspondent Il. W. p" writes
News is a scarce article with Us, at thi'
pr mt time. and what little We have i
no cir ulaiing very freely un account Of
d Dad, occa-i lnei by the late thaw
II ,o e, er the p .op'e in this vicinity are AL
pr tty comfortable and enjoying them
selv - a ~ e'l a. could b. expected a. hi
5 so of h. year.
The ,chool Ia the Black district Is ont,
The term continued eleven weeks. Mr..
Lord showed himself true teacher. d.
voiin. hi, time chreriully and enc. .ciira'.
st, his ~. X. aud scanned 20 have hi IL
er ubi,ct in vi.w in ieachnG than merely
sain a livelihood. tie maintained th,
hest of discipline throughout the whole
TERM Al the scholars who attended reg
ularlv made excellent improvement, and
heir teacher tried by his continued patient
rlforts to do them good. The final review
VAS prompt and thorough, so said tie
committee.
MIR. \. II. Mason has closed his school
,u The Lord district. IL was his forty first
run lie received the usual plHudit.
Mr.. Daniel J. Fox is teaching writing
school II Porter Village; has % scholars.
lie also has one at the Lord sehoolhouse
If 35 scholars. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-03
Mr. jams Il. Millikm of south Hiram,

Mr.. james Il. Millikm OF south lliram
who was rep rtcd 20 very sick last week
died Frh I'm. Iii, funeral sermon wa'
prcaclc, "n Friday by Rev. Mr. Cole OF
Cornish
Our toa = neeliug comes oil next Mon
day. March 81. aud as ytt every thing
seems quiet politically.
We learn5 hat Jesse Colcord. Esq, who
has been suffering from congestion of the
lm- :. l. now convalescent.
Mr. stephen Fitzpatrick OF Hiram, has
been suffering extremely during The past
winter from difficulty ciltcting the head.
lie has been dclirious Il greater patot the
time.
John STANLEY ol Porter, has sold his
farm 10 Mr. --- 'ribbcits OF FIyebnrg, for
$500 MIR. Stanley Intends making hi
daughter hon,e in Hiram his home tor a
while. -- Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-03
East BuCLhcid.

Our correspondent, " Hartford" writes {:
would Inform your correspondent from
North Buckticld that, having seen All The
gentlemen named by him. kn"W all ATE
well qualified Tor the cilicc, q ~ %
i4..- excepting Wm. Bickue.i ur ha, in i,
bccn one of the State Committee FOL tn
third party /, not available, thus leaving
the field clear Tor his Grace. with bri- hi
prospect. a> North Buckiield has never
had the honor OF having candidate tor
that high Office living in their midst.
Widow VIM. Robinson. Il smart old lady
living with her son William, at Buchlield
fell down cellar. on the 10Th inst, which
has confined her 20 her bed.
Edmund Dcco>tcr while couver-iug
with a uc.ghbor ~ no Wa, leading a hor.e
vas kjckcd In his face by The animal. l.
Wa, hc who recently lost his pocket book
containing valuable papers aud so. whilr
breaking roads With the assistance ot
Mr.. Henry Cox. they soon found IL near y
covered with SNOW. Mr. Cox j. an old
Gentleman, aud was made happy by a git
oi - hc brirg tie lr,r To discover II,
Tie winter term at East Buckticid. and
Line. have closed; the former taught by
Nathaniel Marshall OF East Hebron, n
weeks and the latter. twelve weeks. by
Charles \. Holbruoh OF North Auburn.
Both kept profitable schools 10y gaining
Tie good viii OF parents aud pupils de-
,idcralum needed 10y teachers OF common
town schools. Avrrel \. Crooker. Noah
W. IIodgdou aud cyrus jordan leave here
for Hebron Academy.
Nathaniel Marshall and Baker Phillips,
OF Hebron have united with the Wave. iu
which tie question: Resolved. that f.
males should not be taxed without HE
right of suffrage. was ably discussed 10y
both sexes. and decided by a two-lhird'
vote m the affirmative. The Worthy Chief
and Supporters are each SIX feet in height
and will cut more wood, build more stone
wall and cut more grass in day than any
set of officers Of that grade in the State.
Register.