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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-23
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER TERM.-Fol-
lowing are the names OF the jurors drawn,
: on Friday last, to serve at the next term of
our county court
GRAND JURORS.
"a aug. NaIters1 FOREMAN, merch't, Carrolltown.
border Conrad, laborer, 9Th ward. JohnstoWn.
Dofan ArIhur, laborerr Prospect borough
Deiozier Francis, farmer, Cleartield township.
Durbln James, farmer, Munster township.
Dctntn 1hoinas' farmer. Barr township.
Farabaugh Charles, farmer. Rlacklick twp.
Howell David, lum herman, Cam bria town SD ip.
Ille naphaoi, FARMER, carroll township
James Lewis, farmer. Jackson township.
McDcrmit James, farmer, Washington twp
D. 9toi an 4LFlck, btactSSinlth' Lorett0 borough
Roberts John D.. cashier, lst ward, J JohnstOvn.
Rhodes Rinard, farmer, Adams township;
SkeIly David, farmer, SummerhiI township.
SpiGer Henry, farmer, Richlard township.
SSutfon nIiNlu, farmer, CIearheld toWnship
SahkeT heufE, farmer, GaIlt.lu township.
TrOxeH John J. merchant, Gailitzin borough.
Nanormer Joseph, farmer, White township.
Warner Charles, farmer, Chest township.
Williams stephen, laborer. Cambria borough.
Walters Joseph, farmer, Allegheny township.
TRAY ETtSE JU URO ORS-FIRST WEEK.
Adams Twp.-Juo somgardnor, Jno Harsh
Allegheny Twp.-simon Litziuger, D. A. Nc
Cough.
Barr Twp:---Johu Eager, John >. Luther.
Mards.
Carrolltown Bor-Joseph Behe
Carroll Twp.--W IN. T. GOOdCrham.s
Cambria fwp.-John c. Farren, Ciem't Fresh,
james Roberts, Abel Lloyd.
Cambria BOr.-JOhn Smith.
Croyle Twp.-Philip Kearns, Jos. Long, Geo.
b. Stineman.
Consmaugh Bor.-Geor Blake.
Conemaugh Twp.-Danicl Noon.
Chest Twp.-Philip Thomas.
East Conemaugh Bor.-David Falcon, James
ID, Mckenzie, Wilson Story.
Ebenshurg Bor.-Thos. J. Lloyd, 2 J. Mills.
Franklin Bor.-Lawrence Furlong,
jackson Twp.-wm. Byers Tsrl Goughnour,
Henry Rager.
,Johnttown--L. T. CoRpock, VIM. searhart,
Ehenezer Litz, VIM. Mckee.
Rchland Twp.-John ". BlOugh.
Susquehanna Twp.-Samuel Brockier, John
Porter.
Summerhin Tp.--Pat'k Comcy, Jas ShorthilI.
Taylor Iwp.-John J. Good.
White Twp.-John Il: FislCe, Christ. Walters.
Yoder Twp.-Abraham Kulan, VIM Ream.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-sECoND WEEK.
Adams Twp.-JSs- Costlow, Dan1 Dunmire,
Jacob Kiper.
Allegheny Twp Henry Cooper, JOS. HoSue,
Eugene LitZinger, Charles AcHanamy.
Blacklick Twp.-JOhn Ross, jr.
COOpersdale Bor.-WIn. C. Krise.
Clearfieid TwP-Andrew kopp, Edw'd Mann,
Nicholas Maggie.
Cambria Twp.-Benj- Lloyd, Martin Sanders,
John NJ. Williams.
Chest Twp.-James MCCauce.
Carroll Twp..PhiIiP StoItz. Aug. Yost, ST.
CarroIltown BOr.-Wm. {. SEVERN.
Chest Springs Bor,-Joseph Wertncr.
East Conemaugh BOr.-D. A. NcHugh.
Ebensburg BOrt-Joseph A. Skeliy.
Jackson Twp.-Samuel Br&lIier, Joel Sim
mons, jr.
Johnstowu-Davfd Burns, John Beam, Ma
thanieI Horne, James Morley, Jacob Peterson.
Henry PritchaUd, Hugh Ryan.
LOrettO BOr.-Sebustiau Fry.
Munster Twp.-Joseph Baiue, Jacob Glass,
Hugh Griffin, Lawrence Murphy
q hjChland Twp.-Hcnry Croft, Jacob Gilman,
VI oses b. Miller.
Susquehauna Twp.-Smith IanEham.
Summerhill Twp.-Jacob Fsiugle.
Washington Twp.-Albert Ford, James w.
Hudson,
WllmOre BOr.-JOhn WOleslagls.
Yoder Twp.-Wm. Bennet, Henry L. Peden.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

THE ''VICTOR. It is well established
fact, which experience more fully demon
strates, that patents are susceptible of i'm
provements and defects remedied. In no
case 10 we see this fact more fully exempli-
fed than in the Sewing Machines of the pres
ent day, many Of them being almost worth
less for lack Of the more recent improve
ments simplifying and adapting them to
more general service. In this particular we
notice in our market the VICTOR" intro
duced by Mr.. NJ. L. Brown, agent for Cam
bria county. Mr.. 3. has had several years
experience selling the Singer and we'll
knows that the g FtctOr, " in its more modern
construction, far excels any other Sewing
Machine offering in our town or vicinity
Its superiority consists principally in its inn
proved shuttle, its interchangeable drop
feed its tension, its straight self-adiusting
needle, running more easily, rapidly and
quietly, and in all motions being p0Sttire.-
The agent for the ''Victor'' courts investiga-
ton and a thorough examination on the part
of the public, we'll knowing that when any
person purchases a machine 1t pays to look
around. To be seen at his residence in the
west end of Ebensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At n meeting OF
the Ebensburg Silver Cornst Band, held on
Monday evening last, the following prearn-
BILE and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The hand of an All-uise and mys-
terious Providence has emovSd by death John
o. Evans, an esteemed member OF our organi-
So+ion We the memb bers or the Ebensburg Sill
yer Cornot Band, while we bow in humble sub
mission to Divine will. do deeply deplors the
loss Of one of our most proficient members.
T2,soIrgd That earnestly sympathlZe with
the family and friends of the deceased IN their
LAT a ff1ictiOn vet hope they may be comfort
"a Lv tine assurance that their loss is his gain.
RcsoIUed That as tribute OF respect i, TO ms M
I5i.s ~ tbeir last earthly resting place.
ResoIUed That these resolutions ns be inserted T @
in each Of the town papers anu Ihat d copy oe
say1r to the family or the deceased.
By order Of the Band
" FES. LLOYD,
Y. b. KTTTELTa fCommlttee.
HOWARD JONES'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

THE PoTA TO PEsT.-Let no ono be de-
cei we'd by the sudden disappearance Of the
potato bug from their gardens. They have
accomplished their mission by depositing
millions OF eggs on the underside OF the
leaves on the young plants. These eggs are
now beginning to hatch, and in few days
will cover the leaves in countless numb
of disgusting, slimy-looking insects That
will be the time to attack and destroy them
Take twenty pounds of plaster and one
pound of Paris green, mix thoroughly IN a
box, with long handled hoe, standing back
to avoid inhalIng ths particles. Dust this
on the insects while the dew is on, and they
will soon be dead. An ola fruit-can, perfor-
ated in the bottom, answers for this purpose
The above, says an exchange, we have from
a person who won't through the fight last
season and saved two hundred dollars worth
of potatoes by an expenditure OF some Mt
teen or twenty dollars. The minute quantl-
tv of poison used does not injure either the
plant or the tuber, while the plaster pays
for itself in beuefttiug the plants. The sub
stance of the above has been doubtless pub
lished here before, but it is well to repeat it
Just at this juncture.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

Two of the witnesses in the Burns ha-
beas corpus case, Quinn and Bigler by name,
both young men hailing from Tunnel Hill,
got on the outside of considerable bad whis
XIV in this place, on Wednesday last, and
then got into each others wool, "A proceeding
which eliminated in both of them getting
into Jail. where they still remain in default
of payment of the fine and costs, amounting
to SI7. so each, imposed by Burgess Kinkead.
The capture of Quinn was not effected until
after a somewhat lengthy and very spirited
foot-race, which finally resulted, however,
in the law officers overtaking their prey.
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HYJEENEAL.

FIELDS-DAVIS.- Married, at the residence
OF the brides parents. on Tuesday last. by Rev.
7. Il. Jones, Mr.. John W. Fields, late of Ebens-
burg, now of Chester, Pa, aud Miss Ella. dau gi-
ter OF Mr.. Thomas NJ. Davis. OF this place.
Having kindly remembered I've printer
man" il hehOoves us 10 wish the newly wed
ded long lives of Unalluyed felicity, which we
are sure they will do their utmost as man and
wife 10 fully merit. In PoCketing the green
back are led to the eI preston OF the hope
that John and his fair young bride may live to
a green old age content in each others love.
and iu order carry out the simile, we trast
that ifttle Fields and pastures green may not
unfrequently greet them in their peaceful
pathway through life.
BURGOON-McMULL LIEN Married, at St.
Augustine, on Tuesday last, by Rev. Thomas
McEuruc, Mr. J. hn 4. BurFOOn and Miss Susan
MchulIen, both of CIearfie.d township.
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locAL AND PERSONAL.

" WaoDKoK, ESQ, CHOSEN DELE
At the Senatorial conference held
.Esrlitzin Yesterday, in which Blair coun-
! .gg. rrpreSented by MessIs. John Chris
George St.oop and Vim. f. Knee, and
srbria county by Messrs. John p. Linton,
,Fr Ppck and II. J. Hads, S. NJ. Wood
II Eso.. of Altoona, was chosen Sena-
.-zI delegate to the Democratic State
.neu,iun. with Instructions to support
/ Johnston, Esq, of this place, for
.lge yf the Supreme Court.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

IMPORTANT TO Poor House DIRECTORS
The following Act of Assembly, entitled
can Act defining the duties OF DIRECTORS oi
the poor where such office exists in the sew
araI counties of this mmonwealth, was
nasaad at the recent session of the Lesisla-
ture: g. o-a
House OF Representatives OF the common
wealth OF Pennsylvania in Seneral AssSlittS AsttS
nat and IL ia hereby enacted by the authority
or the same: : That it shall not be lawful Ior
5nv director OF the poor, fla any county OF tnis
Tnyyr TrcnveaIth where said office exists, TO oe
co acsrned or personally interested 10 any con
ITact for furnishing supplies for the maln'e--
nsnca Of the poor or for the construction OF
imnrovement OF property under Iheir controiii;
ANY violation of the provisions OF TINS aet sh4il
be deemed misdemeanor in once ana upon M
conviction thereof. tho parties so 0HehHLIs s
shall be fined in q sum not exceedin n2 u'e + nun
dred dollars and shall be adJudged py tHe ~
to be removed from ONCE ProVideu. l "a Ia a.
nothing herein contained shall be construed 70
prevent such director OF the poor from roc1lE-
Ing his lawful compensation whlle heC6eS' SO ~
attending in his official character 70 any Oh Iio
duties enjoined upon MIN by his once.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr Morris Syrup OK
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues OF those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most ef1cieHL qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by it and in Group it
acts like magic. Call at r. J. Lloyd : Drug
Store and obtain sample bottleJr ot charge,
or a regular size for 81 or at p. NJ. Woie-
zlagle & Sons Store, Wilmore. J. K. NOR
kIs. 11S North Cd ST, Pbils L3-l3-ly.J
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

1oSGuvy-Oh! fov ten thousand tongues to
r.,,ise the black, the blue. the mixed, the greys
Pibich are SO pleasingly com bined in the hand
49,, stock you'll always find at the cheap aud
SoDnlar store ef Myers LLOYD, who keep all
pPI.s of goods and never permit themselves to
S StS iendars0Id by any merchant in this Commu-
- % 70 and see how it Is yourself.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

ITO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
- Proposals will be received for the
erection Of a frame addition. 42N50 feet and three
stories high, TO sit. Ga!litZin Seminary, in this
place. until asurSiay, June Goth, inst. These
proposals be for the work alone, and are not
10 include cost OF materials. Plans and specinca-
tons can be seen at the residence Of Rev. r. C.
CHRIsTY. 20 whom proposals shohld be directed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

'FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE. -
Soc Deuteronomy, chap. xii, verse % The
blood being the source from which our sys-
TENS built up and from which We derive
onr mental well as physical ca liabilities,
how important that il should be kept pure.
II it contains vile fostering pOisons all
ganic functions are weakened thereby. Set
Ting upon important organs, as the lungs,
liver or kidneys, the effect is most disas-
trOuE. Hence it behOoves every one to keep
their blood in perfectly healthy condition
and more especially does this apply at this
particular season OF the year than at any
oUher. No matter what the exciting cause
may be, the real cause of a large proportion
of all diseases is bad blood. Now DIR. Pierce
dOes not wish to place his Golden Medical
Discovery in the catalogue of quaCk patent
nostrums. by recommending it to cure every
disease, nor does he so recommend 1t; on the
contrary there are hundreds Of diseases that
he acknowledges it will not cure but that
he does claim is this, that there is but one
form Of blood disease that it will not cure,
and that disease ID cancer. He does not re-
commend his Discovery for that sease, yet
he knows il to be the most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered, and that 1t will free
the blood and system OF all other known
blood pOisOns, be they animal, vegetable
mineral. The Golden Discovery is tCdrrant-
ed by him to cure the worst forms of Skin
Diseases, IS all forms of BlOtChes, Pimples
and EruptiOns; also all Glandular Swellings,
and the worst form of ScrofulOus and Ulcer
all ScrOfuloUs Diseases Of the Bones,
White SwellinEs, Fever Sores, Hip Joint
and Spinal Diseases, all of which belong to
ScrofulOus diseases.
CONFIRMED HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED
W. GROVE STATION, Ia, July IA, 1873.
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y:
Dear Sir-My wife first became lame nine
years ago. SwelliuEs would appear and disap-
pear on her hip, and she WAS gradually becom-
Ing reduced, and her whole system rotten with
disease. In 1871 a swelling broke on her hip
disCharging large quantities, and since that
time there are several openings. Have had
five doctors at expense OF Sl25, who say
nothing Will do any good but surgical oper-
alton.
July 10th, 1S7s,-he writes thus; My wife has
certainly received Al great benent from the use
of your Discovery, for she was not able TO get
on the bed and was not expected to live week
when she commenced using 1t, a year ago. She
has been doing most of her work for over SIX
months Has used twenty bottles and still US
ing il. Her recovery is considered as almost =
miracle, and attribute il ali to the use OF
your valuable medicine. / can cheerfully re-
commend it as a blood purifier aud strength
rcstorer. J. NJ. RO BINSON-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

THE largest, haudsomest, and cheapest as
sortment of clothing suitable for Men and
Bows summer wear, that can be found in
the United States, is now displayed on the
counters of Wauamaker s. Browns immense
Clothing House, Philadelphia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

POTATO OBUGs-''Carbolate Powder" has
no superior as a destroyer to the farmers
pest, the potato bug. 1t is sure death to the
bugs, and at the same time gives life TO the
plant 1t is cheap and easily applied. See
advertisement in another column.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

SWEET ALICE.--O. dom you rememberS sweet i
Alice, Ben Bolt ?-sw est Alice 60 gracsful au9
so tall-who so often had averred that she " W0uu @ u
never speak word to a man VINO diHh y5 y1g
his ''duds" at Star Clothing Hall hue, u my 4!
girl sweet Alice, Ben Bolt and ne lhess "a
attire was her style, and that was why she dIu
detest those men who never did invest IN hGI
phys clothing any of their greenbacR pie. No
los Clinton street, John5toYp.
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WON'T YOBBU?l FLRn? -?

FT1TE subscriber is dCs.T0us Of selling one pf his
FARMS In Carroll township ami VIII give %
fTs. rate bar ain TO any wishing TO purchase
Fa.I.H contains iFs Gc---e more OF less an
is well improved. well fenced, ami has an excellent
ORCHA RID of choice iruit trees and au abundance
consist Of d story weLfurr-haIrleI Log House,
log Barn. with sheds attached Spring HouEr.
Coal House. and other outbu-ILluEs. THIS rr.prl-
Is viii be sold very low ana ON most acesrHma ial-
ing terms. Inquire of JOS. GETNALB-
June Z, ls74.-tf Ebeusburg. Pa.
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OEEEE A. =.

EVANS.-DjeI, in this place, on Sunday night
last, Sir. JOHN o, EVANS, aged about 30 years.
NcNULLEN.-Died, at the residence OF his
brother, in Allegheny township, Weducs-
day, June 10th, Mr.. JANIS c. MCMULLEN, aged
80 years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-19

THERE il nothing superior to the CARBO
i LATE POWDER as a remedy against the
destructive influences IF the Potato Bug. Differ
ent from all other remedies it is not only fatal TO
the bugs, but is advantageous To tho growth of
plants. being composed in part of lime. guesLa,
carbolic acid etc. 1t is easily applied and is the
cheapest remedy extaut. This valuable powder
is manufactured 10y the Pittsburgh Tar and Che
mical " Works, of Pittsburgh, Pa, and for sale by
all wholesale and retail druggists. Tl9,2tl
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CAMBRIA COUNTY. ss.-JoHNs-
- TOWN SAVINGS BANK Is. !. MCCLURE.
No go Dec Tcrln. IsT2.-E. ID. FCUH. Eyffrgf.
And now March g. 1874. on motion of D. Nc
LaUghiin, ESQ. Jacob Zimmerman, Esq appoint
cd Auditor by the Court Go distribute tHe fun
arising from the Shrr IFS sale of defendants real
estate TO and amongst the parties entitled 20
ceTFe il. From he Record.
H. 81 Certified sth May. 1874.
r. X H.TE. Pro- Monetary.
Take notice that in pursuance of the above ap-
p0intmenJ- viii sit iu my office iu TpLnst8pn on
MONDAY. the 29TH DAY J J-SE. 1874. at 2 o'cIocl
P n. OF said day, where all p8r,irs Interested ars
requested 10 attend. IACO8 ZIMMERMAN
JohustOwn- June 1. lsT4.-l2-3t.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
~~-@ Estate of DAVID GOUNGEFS. deed
Letters Of Admiuis-ra. ion on the estate OF s. /
decedent- late ol rs hite township. Cambria CO.. .-
~ having been granted 20 the uulcrs ne. 10y q D.
Register OF said county an persons iiileute"
said estate are requested to make mined late r.
IN ment AMI those having claims against the s7i. .
" ili present them properly "a. zrl- .--Ie5 ~ -
~ Vmcnt. JOHN II FISK r
" lIte Iwp Nav - Er---5. Adm o.
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NOTICE TO TAN-PAYERs.-Ir

RTOTICE To TAN-PANERS.-In
-a-S accordance with An Act OF tile General
Assembly Of this Commonwealth approved the
sth day Of April. \. ~ 's72- relating To the col
lection of taxes In the County OF Cambria" notice
fsr,, iS[.y , ',' b,y 10 yI @ , IA u, gi1'
IN accordance with the second section OF said Act,
viii attend AT the places Of holding the Borough
and Township elections, on the following designa-
Poor and State taxes assessed for the year lSIi;
For Croyle township, Mondsv, July 2Jth
For SumrnerhiU township, " sducs lay JuIy97i-
Tor washington township. Thursday, July 2Sl-
For CiaIii1zin boran.rI, star y. July nth
For CfaIHzln township, Tuesday July 2s.h.
For Ebensburg borough, East Ward, Mclnes-
Tor Ebc6s5urg borough, Wee; Ward Thursday.
F5r Cambria township, FRIDAY, JuIIy aIst,
For Munster township, saturday August Isl
For Jackson township. TUESDAY, August +th-
For ICrefto Borough. +fiursIsv. August 9th
For Allegheny township, Friday, August 9TH.
For Chest Springs borough. Monday, Aug lo-h.
For Glear1ed township. luesday, Augus. I'm I'm
For Chest township, THURSDAY and Friday Au-
For Carr5Iitown borough. Monday August I-th.
Tor Carroll township, Tuesday, august lsti.-
For Barr township. wednesday. August is. .h-
FOrSuyqUch anna twp, Thursday Aug -J-h
c-And- in accordance with the second section
Of sGid Act upon all taxes paid io .ne treasurer
deduction Of FIVE PEI. CEsT-. while nve per cent.
VIII be added TO all unpaid taxes, and plsseu In
'.'''. 4, d. CRIsTE, Treasurer.
EbensburE, Pa, June le ls-z--at.
STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
~ with ne supervisors of Ssus,I-ebauraa
Township for The year 1873:
THOMAS J. EraSE. Supcrv.zor.-DH-
To amount Of duplicate, road tax si5L2
cash on orsSr. srs5 Nay .!S 80. 1878 so23-sssl0i
By work done on roads. .----....... ssg9.u
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& DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
$--A Estate OF JOSEPH PFTESTTR. deed.
Letters Of Administration the estate # said
deceIent, late OF Allegheny township. & U 1rIa
county, have been granted hy he proper s,GtLurl-
" 20 the unders- ned, who hereby notifies al per
sons Indebted TO said estate that payment mus ns
made without delay, and those having claims or
any kind against the same viii present them du -
prJJated FOR settlement
PELAG o rs PEI EST Err. Admir-
Allegheny Twp, June l., lsI4 4-5..s
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NRPHANS' COURT sALE-Bv

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Bv
~ virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Of amhria county. TO me directed. there viii bs
exposed to public sale on the premises SstGur-
day. JUUe e7IEl. 1874. AZ . o'clock. 70. NJ. tho
following described real estate of which Charles
Heltrcn died seized TO wit That LOT GEDT y ID
southeast corner of Maple avenue and Second
street in the Borough Of WUoLvuIe. fronting 30
feet on Map-- avenue ana running back along Sec
ond street IA feet 20 an alley. having thereon
erected two DWELLING GpvsEs and g = TOEE Room
TEENs-One-half Of tie purchase money Pc
paid on confirmation of the sale and the raIuaiuier
IN one year with interest. TO Doe secured by bond
auu mortgage Of the pUTeAas
JOHN COX.
June !, 1874 Admir- Of has. HcIlIch. decd.
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! DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.

"a II NJ IN 10 IA 1CN NJ OIlOE4
AA Estate of PAUL GEORGE, deceased.
? Letters Of Administration on the estate OF said
deCcJent, late Of Washington township, Cambria
county. having been granted 10 the uudCrs gued by
the Register said county. all persons indebted TO
said estate are requested TO make immediate pay
mcnt and those having claims against the same
viii present them properly authenticated for set
Jlement. I. NJ q EOREi r. : ADMIR-
JOHN PORTER. -A'-'
Washington Twp. June l., Is.4.-5t
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InnOunceme nts-
FOR ASSEMBLY,.

FOR ASSEMBLY,
h.COB S. K E L
w.sHINGTON TOWNSHIP,
-salecislon Of the Democratic Coun-
.-tu'eH''-' ASSEMBLY,.
-50rfzed by Mr.. NATHANIEL HORNE,
EgaT1 A".r - announce his namO as one OF
johns. -T5fres for Assembly from this
-s .' Irar the provisions of the new con-
rr0W "lf cnurse Mr.. HORNE submits his
rlIroH' ,ra convention and will, like all good
I.ns.,ts. g submit and abide by the decision.
PROTHONOTARY,
-7e-slrned will be q candidate before
T5s I'M convention for the Office OF Pro-
- t.--,r, I7f Cambria county subject to the
,-''t'l rrr Democratic party, and hopes to
~ worthy the support of his party
ist'SS,r that position. a. J. CHRIsTY.
r,.srs,,o June g. 1874,
COMMISSIONER.
Ing the same inalienabls right TO be
p''s'7 rejected, as the case may tie, for the
gr..rs ,r.rrlry Commissioner that ia possess
rs,e y. orber man the subscriber hangs
fN a1. a ON the outer wall and declares his
ts o'...5s ~ serve the "dear people" to the
WIN ris ability, provided, and provided
R,, u 3trrapprOnching County Convention
.1!' a. 70 place his name on the Democratic
- -' 81 JOHN SHARBAU0H,
-A'. .A.'.rft. June 10. 1874.