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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-15
CHAPTER III.
THE PRISON IN THE WOODS.

By cuARLss picxrxs.
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E1HARM FOR SALE-The subscriber will sell
H at private sale. that part of the farm now
occupied by him il Cambria township, Cambria
county, lying east Of the township road, running
through the said premises. containing about One
Hundred Acres. There are about scventy-five
acres Of land cleared thereon, under fence, and IL
good state Of cultivation. Also, good two sto-
" frame house thereon erected, an excellent CT
caard Of Fruit Trees of every variety growing
thereon, never failing spring near the house,
and other improvements unnecessary to enumer
ate. There is also an excellent vein Of coal on
the land, and also limestone.
Terms will be made easy, and an indisputaLie
title will be given for said prenises-possessoE
given Immediately. JOHN O'CONNELL.
Cambria tp.. Sept. l, 1S5S.3m
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EMCVAL-The undersigned having reno
HI we'd TO the new building two doors west
of the old stand, would respectfully inform his
customers and the public generally, that Re has
lately added to his former supply Ct Goods, and
keeps constantly hand full supply CT
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Silk Gccds, made-up Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes Hardware and Cutlery, Carpen
rer's tools, Smiths tools. Nails, full supply OF
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast hollow-ware constantly on hand
Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries, wholesale
and retail.
Pine, Poplar and Cherry Lumber bought and
sold. = &"
Goods will te sold a 1.-THE very lowest prices In
exchange for Cash orCountry Produce.
L. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, March Is, 1855.
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Closing Scene in the Arentrue Case

Closing Scene in the Arentrue Cass.-
Last Saturday afternoon, William Arentrue
convicted of Msnslaughter, was brought into
Court. His Honor, Judge Taylor, remark
ed that motion had been made for a new
trial in the case, and that he was now ready
to hear anything the Counsel for the prisoner
or the Commonwealth had to say either in
support of or against the motion. Mr.. Kope-
lin, one of the Counsel for the prisoner, said
that on consultation with his colleagues, it had
been determined to withdraw the reasons for
a new trial fled in the case, and submit the
prisoner to the mercy of the Court. He
said he hoped til, Court in pronouncing SEN
tence would be as leni eut to the prisoner as
possible. He was a young man in The NOR
ming of life, with an aged and now broken
hearted mother dependent on him for sup
port. Previous to the commission Of the un-
fortunate act which had placed him in the
position of felon before the Court, he had
sustained the reputation of being a peaceable
and industrious young man. The killing of
| Beamish was evidently unprecedented. The
! fatal blow was given at moment when pas
sion had dethroned reason, aud before the
prisoner had time to consider the awful re-
suit likely to follow the rash act. He COM
mended the pri isoneg to the mercy Of th'
| Court.
The prisoner was then commanded to stant
up, when the Court addressed to him few
observations appropriate to the solemn occa
sion and concluded in the following words
"The sentence of the Court is that you vii
liam Arentrue, pay fine Of one dollar fo
the use of the county and and the costs @
this prosecution, and undergo an impCison
ment in the Western Penitentiary Of thi
Commonwealth, to be kept and fed as tt
law directs, for the period Of four years an
six months, and the Sheriff is directed to re
move you to said Penitentiary wilbin tn
space Of thirty days from this time" Shes
if Linton started with the prisoner Cor th
Penitentiary yesterday morning.
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LOVE IN THE RAIN.

Ny love took shelter unde- the tree,
Fr, IL rain, tie summer rain;
Ana !. by love made bold and free,
Took shelter with her in the lea
OF the wide, preading chestnut tree.
And blessed the rain, the rain.
QuQth I, ''Dost think the storm will pass?"
Cuoth shs, "l'm but a silly Lass
Quoth I, True love hath rainbow light"
Q4J;h she. ''Mcot beautiful and bright"
Quoth |, My 1--we is hard to tell"
Qaoth she. "Cjmc close, III listen well"
y raiAi rain
0 blessed rain!
N sunshine e',r shall come again
s. dear 10 II" as that stormy r@iu! -
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NEN TIN-WARE ESTABLISHMENT. -
"a The undersigned takes this meth 4 OF
informing the citizens Of Ebcnsburg and sur
rounding country, that lie has commenced
business in this place, in the building fc!Ulerly
occupied by VI. 5. lIarr. one door west f tEe
Post Of.ice where lie intends 70 carry oni.is bu>i
ness in all is branches. TINWARE of all Ge-
scriptons kept constantly on hani and at phi
TO suit the times. Country Merchants can
have orders filed to any amount. By strict al
tertion to business he hopes to receive a liberal
share OF public patronage. FELIX HFNLE
Eeensburg April 2Sth, 1883
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HNHE UNDERSIGNED REGS LEAVE To
IL inform the public. that he has commenced
the Tailoring business Ia the room fortlerly cccr-
pied by A BlaIn as Rarber's shop. on Centre
street, Ebensburs. where he is prepared to make
all kinds Of garments in his line Of trade. s.-
cording to the latest fashions. He respectfully
solicits share of public patronage.
WILLIAN s----O -
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION,

Students enter st any time-No vacation-Time
unlimited-Rcview at pleasure--Graduates as.
sisted in obtaining stuations-Tuition for Full
Commercial Course, &35.O0-Averagc time S to
s6.00-Entige cost, $4,000 to $1,000.
CL-Ministers' sons received at half price.
For -Circular-Specmens Of Business
and Ornamental Wrting-inclose two stamps
and address f. ". JENKINS,
Aug. Il, '5s:2y Pittsburgh, Pa
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- Congress is talking and not working
much, nor will anything be accomplished un-
til after..the holidays. The only satisfaction
the people can derive from this is that the
least Congress does the less harm will be
effected
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According to the Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Tri6nne, Judge Doug
las has prepared, and will soon publish dec
laration Of his intention not to be c candidate
for the Presidency in 1860.
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July IS. 1S58,-s7,-tf.

VyIIE SUBSCRIBER, SUCCESSOR To G. L
Il LLOYD & Co, at Jefferson, respectfully
offers to the public, extensive and well So
lected assortment OF DRY GOODS, GROCER
les, Hats. Caps, Boots & Shoes. Ready Made
Clothing. Hardware, QueHnsware, Paints. Glass,
Oils, and ali the articles usually required for
Family Building, and Manufactorlnc purposea-
A Stock Of Drugs, Dye StufIs, and family med
icines that for quality and variety is not surpas-
sea, (if equalled in the county.) Al of which
lie will sell at the lowest possible prices for cash
or Country Produce. ALSO,
u large amount Of Spruce and Pine Lumber
constantly on hands. and Bills for Lumber saved
to order at the shortest possible notice.
ROBERT FINN.
jefferson. May %, IS57.-,r.
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Arsug the passengers by the Moses Tay-
lor is lieutenant J NJ. Gillis, U. S N,
whom the Smithsonian Institute some time
since despatched on an astronomical expedi-
ton to South America.
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H. Having presented 10 our readers this
week the beautiful little poem entitled The
Visit Of ST. Nicholas" we venture to add the
following exquisite gem. Those of our
readers who occupy place on the list of old
maids aud bachelors, will Of course turn up
their noses at it !; but VIZ are certain that it
will be perused with pleasure by those who,
although still roaming in the vale Of cehbaey.
entertain reasonable hopes of soon emigrsting
to the S tate Of Matrimony -
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Lord Lyons. who has been appointed
successor Of Lord Napier as the representative
of Her Britannia Majesty at Washington, is
OF American. descent. His great-grandfather
was Philadelphian, who removed to Anti
qua, where the father of the first Lord Ly-
ons was Sorn.
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the Dyspepsia, Gout. Rheunat n, or are u1.for
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Ed. Broadway Omnibus
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MAE ,oF CAMBRIA COUN

nIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
EJ TY.-Thc subscriber is preparing, Gf suffi-
cient encouragement be given,) to publish Di-
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended to
contain as much information as any other Coun-
ty Map now Published in Pennsylvania. Tie
same to be autographed, coored and mounted in
the most modern style and workmanlike manner,
and delivered to subscribers at S. per copy.
WILLIAM CHRISTY
June go 1853
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"A correspondent Of the Rochester Union
writes from New York that Mrs Cunning
ham, of Burdell murder notoriety, and her
two daughters, are living in an elegant
manner iu twenty third street, and apparent
ly in easy circumstances. They give parties
occasio 1ally. and the head of the family"
it is said was visible at the opera the other
evening. Augusta was married recently to
S outhern planter, and Helen. it is under
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n OTlCE.-The subscriber mishe5 to uskei \
~ known to all who interested, that As
now wants to close up all his old books, BIZ ms
king settlements, and if payment cannot be made
ut the time of settlement, they can give th4c
notes SO as TO close up old accounts. Tie old sd
age says (and is very true) that short settle
rents make long friCpds.'' He feels very thank
frl fox the patronage he has received when by
himself, and hopes for continuation Of the same
with the new firm.
ROBERT DAVIS,
July 2s. lS58-sT-tf
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ED BEAR FIGuT.-A living curiosity, in |
the shape OF tlack bear, is now IN ,xhili- |
ton st the stable Of Nr. John A. Blair, in |
his place -simttance free. We yesterday
called in to see Master Bruip, aud found him
sitting astriGe OF p joist at al elevation Of
shout ten feet, and looking as dignifed as a
city alderman when dispensing justice. Like
many individuals at tie present day, be is
very for! Of corn. although lie takes his in
the solid form instead Of the fluid extract
Arrange nents have been made for bear
fght," at the grounds of III Agricultural
! Society near this place, on Friday, the 31st
inst The owner Of the deg which triunphs
III the fight will receive a premium Of five
dollars. Tho lovers Of rare sport should
attend. Jack Rhey says he can fnd canine"
that will make short work Of the bear. Hope
he wili for we'v. uo particular love for the
ulrmimt
BE- Yankee Trick E1trGordinary.-
have received tho following communication,
which we publish Uer6atins ct ltteratim. If
Mr.. Williams is as good at n,aSsacreeing
wild cats as our correspondent is at murder
ing common seuse ana the kinS Lnglisn,
he'll certainly do:-
To TuR CITIZENS OF EBENsnURGH AND
CAMB Co.-Gentlemen have you heard of the
Yankee trick done by Ar John L Williams
North of Ebensburgh The trick is this he
caught wild cat Is Inst.
It's length is foot and inches its hcigth
IS inches and Weighing so pounds.
The skilful plans invented BY Mr.. VIII
lams will massacre all savage Animales
around the settlement
That vas we'll done Go ahead Williams
YOU arc q match for them.
Ay- On last Saturday evening an indi-
yidual whose name we have not learned, was
lodged in Jail. charged with passing bogus
United States coin, in Johnstown, and an
other chap, from same place, was at same
time, provided with lodgings on the charge
of beating his wife. If gull he should be
severely punished; for we believe with the
poet, that 1.-The man who lays his hand on
woman, save in kindness, is william, IN
worthy to even wear the name of coward. ="
We will not vouch for the entire correctness
of the quotation, but it will answer our pur-
{ pose at present.
- In TowN-Dr John Clark, Surgeon
Dentist. He can be found q. The Office of
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7 III E
LIVER rN11TG,1ia ATsia :?

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, is A GRET
scientific Medical DISCOVERY, and is daily working
cures almost to great too believe. 1t cures as if
by magic, eren the stsrst.aose giving benefit, and
seldom more than one. bottle is required to cure
any kind of Lirer Complaint, from the worst
jaundice or Dyspepsia to common headache,
all of which are the result Of a Diseased Liucr,
The Liver is one Of, the principal regulators of
the human body Esand when 1T performs its
functions well, the powers of the system are
fully developed. Tile Stomach is almost entire
ly dependent on the healthy action of the Liver
for the proper performance Of its functions.
When the stomach is at fault, the bowels are at
fault, and the whole system suffers in conse-
sequence of one organ-the Liver-having ceas-
ed to do its duty. For the diseases of this organ
| one Of the proprietors has made it his study iu
a practice of more than twenty years, to find
| some remedy wherewith to counteract many de-
| ra1gements to which it is liable.
| To prove that this remedy is at last fnundt
any person troubled with the Liver Complaint
in any of its forms. has but to try bottle, ard
| is
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nAYIS g. JONES, VARIETY R5LL
~ UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED We FAI,
ANOTHER CO-PARTNERSEIP,

~ UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED We FAI,
ANOTHER CO-PARTNERSEIP,
THE UNDERSIGNED have become ps-t
ners in the Mercantile business, SIS formerly
Carried on at the we'll known stand Of r. Davis.
South side of Main street, half square West OF
1hompson's Hotel. Thev have lately returned
from Philadelphia, after making purchases or !
very line selection of Foreign and Domestic goods
and have now received thcnn. and will offer f,r
sale at low prlces as our motto is quick saIes
small prot.ts.f Our stock consists Of
y RY GODS.
OF almost every description, viz, Cloths, Cass!-
nercs Sattlnetts, Tweods and Jeans Brown and
Bieached Muslins, Dress goods of sll kinds
Fancy Goods and notions. ALSO-A large r.
sortment Of Boots, Shoes and Slippers Strau
Fur aud Wool Hats. Stationery Of al kinds
ALSO.-Wall paper Of the latest patterns. lc-t
constantly on hand.
HARDWARE
OF all descriptions, such as are usually ke,: i. o
country store. Bar Iron and Nails Queensr a-s
Earthenwarer and Stoneware.
GROCERIES,
Such as Sugar, Moasses, Syrup. Teas, Cshe
Rice. &c. Spices Of al. kinds ALSO.
FLOUR,
Bacon and Fish. \ large assortment Of Tebac-
: CO, Cigars and Snuff Of all kinds, and variei '
! OF other articles to numerous to mentioA.
CALL AND SEE
/ before purchasing elsewhere, Country pro2r.oe
| of ali kinds at tle highest prices will be taken
! in exchange for goods
| CHERRY, POPLAR, and PINE LUMBER
! bought and sold.
ROBERT DAVIS.
JOHN P. JONES
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- On last SATURDAY.. q man named Len.

- On last Saturday, man named Len
hart, struck man named M'Tag. during
row, in Johnstown, with a two pound weight,
fracturing his skull. Lenhart has entered
bail for bis appearance at Conrt. Since
writing the above, we have learned that
M"Tag died last Monday evening
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- In TowN-Dr. John Clark, Surgeon
Dentist. He can be found q. the Office of
Or, Lewis
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a com pound has been One bot tie taken for
formed by dissolvingcS female obs truction re-
gums aud extractingo moves the cause Of the
that part which solu-~ disease, and makes e
BILE for the active vir-F perfect cme.
tues Of the medcine.1a Only one dose i'm
These gums remove all -. mediatey relieves Cho-
morbid or bad humorsT lie, while one dose Of
! from the stomach aIIdS ten repeated is sure
system, supplying inct cure for Cholers Nor
| their place q healthy, bus, and 8 preventive
| flow OF bile, iRvigorat-, Of Cholera.
| ing the stomach, caus-~ One dose taken after
| ing food to digest vel z will prevent the recur-
| purifying the blood - renee ST bilious attac.s.
| giving tone and health while it relieves all
| to the whole machine painful feelings.
ry, removing the caus@ - only one bottle is
es of the disease, andEl needed to throw out Of
effecting radical cufea- the system the effects
| WITHOUT any Of the dis = of medicine after long
| agreeable after Effects sickness.
! felt by using caiomelI One bottle taken for
| or mineral poison that JaundiCe, removes
| is usually resorted to. GO yeliowucss or unnatu
One dose, after eat.- raj color from the skin
| ing, IS sufficient to re-- One dose taken q
! lieve the stomach andcS short time bnfore eat
prevent the food frorne ing, gives vigor to the
rising and souring. appetite g nd ma kes
One dose taken bc-H food digest well.
fore retiring preyentsE One dose, often re-
nightmare ..-..x peated, cures the chru-
Only one dose taken mic Diarrhoca in its
| at night loosens theea orst forms, while
b o " els gently, and summer q n d bowel
cures costiveness. --. e complaint: yield J.
One desc taken after. most the first dose.
each meal will cure One dose cures t
Dyspepsia. go = '- tacks of worms. For
C~One dose or tworoworms in ch il d ren
teasposnsful vii, all q there is no surer. safer
ways relieve Sick-EeaG-. or speedier remedy. Ii
ache: 9nerer fails.
There is no eysggeration in shese statements
they are plain sober facts that we can give
evidence to prove, while all who use it are giving
their unanimous testimony in its favor
''Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies
now offered TO the public, there none we can
SO fully recommend as DR.. Sanford's Invigor
ator, so generally known throughout the Union
This preparation is truly Lirer lnrig0ra'or
producing the most happy results on all thos
who use it. Almost nnumerable certificate
have been given OF the great virtue Of thi
medicine by those of the highest standing ii
society, and we know i: to b. the best prepara-
tion now before tho public.-Hldson Count
Democrat.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
SANFORD & Co. Prnprieto7s. $40 Broadway
New York. Or. GEO. Ii. KEY SER, 140 Woo
s.recet, Wholesale and retail agent
For sale by Thomas Devine, High street
! Ebeushurg.
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- A' Riddle, late editor of the Pitts
L"''n'erc'al Journal, died in Pitts
~ ~ saturday. He was a writer of
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y q sad tba, war has been declared
SPIN AID Mexico.
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Price One Dollar per bottle.
SANFORD & Co. Pfnprieto7s $40 Broadway.
New York Or. GEO. II. KEY SER, l40 Wood
s.recet, Wholesale and retail agent.
For sale by Thomas Deyine, High street,
Ebeusburg.
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., r,r, N-rTuoT Ac
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View Tailoring EstabIishaaaen..

Ed. Broadway Omnibus
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;, .-.2G .bepherdS in the lonely vale.
s-' ~. fIsbed its waves, and midnight
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H@y NOTICE. EEu

vJSHE subscriber. Trustee fur William Stewart and
II Stewart A. o.. en-, " closing up thstr bust
ness and offers for sale wsll Assorted stock az Cook
ing Heating, wood and CeeI STOVES, CRATES,
SCALES AAgBl.EIZED MANTLE, and TN WARE, OF
all kinds, which viii be s,ld Iog for cash aud To
prompt dealers on the usual tine. -er
He will sell very reasonable ternst 10 any oae
desirous of going into such The stand Is
good one--she shop the best arranged In the eywei
supplied with tools and machinery.
n B-Those indebted Go VIA Stewart, or stewart
A. Owen must get ready % pay. Those having
claims aganst ether OF said nrms, viii please nle
them OF copies with the that they may ooaid
IN their order. q. u 0itoBNlN, iTustce,
jupels-2w No, IL Market suest