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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

ANOTHER PARTNER.-Our popular young
friend, John Kinney, has recently become a
member of the firm of D. w. Harshberger
& Co., Druggists, Johnstown. John has by
close attention for several years past earned
for himself an excellent reputation as a cor
rect business man, and his many friends will
not forget to patronise the firm of which he
is now member. A large stock of fresh
and pure Drugs, Perfumes. Oils, Soaps. Lis
quors, Paints, Dye Stuffs, ETC., received
within the past week.
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ERRORS OF YOUTU.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity. send free
to all who need it, the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN. Az Cedar street n. Y
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GLORIOUS SIGHTs.-It is glorious sight
to see the aged parent lean conhdingly on
the shoulder of a dut;ful son-to see the love
light play in the features of youthful
husband and wife-to see a turtle basking
on log meath the summer sun-to see q
six year old urchin hunting cigar stumps in
front of hotel-to see manly form dressed
in a superb winter outfit from Jas. j. Muir
phys cheap "Star Hall Clothing Store,"
Clinton street, Johnstown.
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lNFoRMATIoN.-Infor guaranteed
t. produce luxuriant growth of hair upon
a bald head or beardess face; also. recipe
for the removal of Pimples. Blotches, Erup.
tions, &c. on the skin. leaving the same
soft. clear and beautiful. can be obtained
without charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
823 Broadway, New York.
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ID. T. MOORE, Rochester. Ny

TKNhE PAPER FOR THE MILLION -
a THE AMERICAN FARMER. the PTao-
tical Farmers Own Paper the Cheapest an,l
the Best Agricultural and Horticul tural Jour
nal in America. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUsTRA-
TED with Numerous Eugravings Of Farm
Buildings, Animals, Fruits and Flowers
Now is the time to subscribe for 1865
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR! Agents
wanted everywhere. For Club Price List of
Valuable Prizes open TO all, &c. a.llress
JOHN TURNER, Publisher and Proprietor,
Rochester
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NEW AND EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL
~ OF WINTER CLOTHING,

JOHN DOUGHERTY, TAILOR, has just
received new and extensive stock of CL0-
THING from the East, consisting of Cloth
Coats, Flossed Salma Overcoats, Short and
Long Flossed Gum Boots for Gents, Boots
and Arctic Shoes for Ladies and Gum Shoes
for Children, all of which will be sold at the
lowest prevailing prices He has also recei-
we'd his Quarterly Fashions for the Fall and
Winter of 1867. with large number Of pat
terms for Boys Clothing. nov 14-St.
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ENERsT MORTG AGE nONDS. sr.

a LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL-
ROAD CO.-Seven per cent. interest Febru-
AIRY and August. These Bonds cover a Road
of 81 miles, finished from st. LOUIS to Pilot
Knob, and in first-class order. and an exten-
sion of about the same length from Pilot
Knob to Belmont, now rapidly constructing,
for which the proceeds of these bonds are ~
be used. making a through route from d.
Louis to New Orleans by rail- The earnings
of the 81 miles are $500, 900 year the net
profits now are sufficient to pay the interest
on the entire amount of bonds, were they all
issued. The basis of security is believed .
be beyond that of any other bonds now on, T.
ed. Apply at the office of the Company
No. 43 Wall-st., to I'll. q. MARQUAND,
Vice President. or to CLARK, DODGE s.
CO., cor. Wall and William-sts.. n. Y. City.
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HALLS
Persons who are era

Can have their hair restored to its natural
color, and if it has fallen out, create a lew
growth. by its use
1t is the best HAIR DRESSING in the
world, making lifeless, stiff, brushy hair
healthy, soft and glossy.
Price $l.00. For sale by all druggists.
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, n H. Props
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Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy,

Neat, out not gauQy, anu TlChs
Though not expressed IN fancy.
Just the place you were looking for is the
famous 'Oak Hall Clothing Store," Main
street. Johnstown, under the proprietorship
of E. Leopold & Bro. They have just re-
ceived another large invoice of beautiful
Winter Clothing. Hats, Caps. &c, and are
prepared to sell cheaper than ever.
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WTANTED.-l0O Farmers to engage IN
w business that win pay from 800 tn
$3.50 per month from now until Spring
Address JONES, BROS. & Co. Phila
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

sUASSAR COLLEGE for Young
Y LadIes.-The Trustees of this Institu-
tiuu, desiring to extend the benefits of MIR.
VasSar's muniicent gift for the better educa-
ton of yonng women, will admit, ss any
time in the Collegiate year. students i.ro-
pared to join College classes, charging ex-
penses only from the date of their reception,
Terms low; great facilities for education,
such as Cabinets. Art Gallery. Library. Mu-
sica. Conservatory. &c. For circulars con
tanning full information, address j. n. SoHoU,
Poughkeepsic, n. Y.
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Oft in the Silly night.
Wrapped up in a warm sha

Wrapped up in warm shawl
Bought from the cheap store
OF one who uses the a,cl.
1t is further announced that the lady in
question did not get the last shawl weshad,
for there is no end to them. So peg on and
see who will get the handsomest at Il, 4,
Shoemaker 4 Co.'s,
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CARno1Lrown. pA. Nov. 21. 1s67.

Editor of the Freeman-Dear Sir: no
ticed article in your paper last week,
headed in letters quite conspicuous, Com
municatioH,'' and signed by one having the
initials, ''R H. s." No doubt the writer
of this letter was prompted by what he con-
kidersd good motive when he undertook the
task. With all due regard for the authors
good intentions while writing this communi-
cation. which must. naturally be classed an
advertisement, l would respectfully request
that he calculate the real worth of all SO
called physicians who permit their names to
used in connection with testimonials of "scon-
derful cures" which are said to have been
performed by them, with the aid of some
secret remedy, which, when needed by their
duped patient is not known TO the .. S.
Pharmacopea or any scientific druggist.
Advertising physicians are almost invariably
impostors, and dl10ays quGckS.
To the readers of the Freeman l would
say that the communication referred to was
neither asked or paid for by me, and of the
worthy Editor l would most cordially ask
the favor that no further testimonials in my
favor be published in the freeman without
my consent. j. j. OkTNAN.
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STANDARD Milling Machines,

- OF IMPKUNED CONSTRUCTION,
great power, large capacity. unrivaled con-
venience of adjustment. Also. pipe vises.
with and without extra jaw, and vises OF all
sizes, for heavy and light work. Send to
UNION WISE COMPANY, of Boston, Mass.
for illustrated circular. Fol- sale by dealers
in hardware and machinery.
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"EACHER WANTED-A Male
u Teacher is wanted to take charge of
the school in the village of 81 nm srhill +,
Croyle township. By order of the Board.
JAS. u. PLUMMER, Sec'y.
Nov. "A, 1867.-4t."
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work of the kiud ever published. Cloth,
nearly 400 duodecimo pages. price 81 10
mailed free Address ?. G ARRETT & CO,
Publishers, 702 Chestnut ST., phild.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

r ICENSE NOTICE.-The petit
~ ion of John Strohm for License 20 keep
an Eating House in the Sd Ward. Johnstown
Borough. has been filed and will be present
ed to the Judges of the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions of Cambria County, on the first Mon
day of December rext.
GEO. G. Z. ZAHM, Proth'y.
Ebensburg, Nov. IA, 1867.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

-EE News FROM TURKEY. We iutimsted
1Pe OF weeks ago that Thanksgiving day
Puroaching. and that in order to ob-
Sc ue occasion properly we stood in need
8 u.aey. Of course this was designed
lint for somebody 10 present US with
but time passed by and the present
's Vas entered upon without any person
|0lg apparently understood the hint.
'-r,lelesS il did not % unheeded- About
aIc that we had made up our mind that
asy wasn't very palatable dish, any
and that we would probably live just
lg If we didL't have Que for dinner to-
our ofiice door opened and two bipeds
Tered upon one pair of legs-one was our
s1" and the other was our turkey. The
ny Of the FIRST part had been to Shoema-
Il CO.. store. and our whole souled. gen
young freud. Harry, very kindly and
deIately solicited him to convey the
" Of the second part to our domicil.-
that Is Just how we come TO have the
sst and heaviest gobbier for our thanks
I lg dinner that ever made hungry NOR
mouth water Harry Shoemaker did
ne is the lone amongst ten thousand
re or less) altogether lovely" and if be
7 get married, or some other good thing
/ Ppeu 20 him ere many moons, you may
Us down for having hed-under a mis-
&C. So take notice, every body who in
-led to send the printer a turkey just in
nick Of time" that we have an abun-
l2eo Of the aforesaid article for present con
~Ptun. hut if there are any Of you that
.a.dn' feel easy unless you emulateG friend
'''y's praiscworthy example, let Us remind
mat the holidays are coming. and that
View Of that fact we will submit as grace
as possible TO any and all jokes Of a
Character that may be perpetrate1 upon
81 mote it be.
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FARMERs!--

W To engage IN light and honoFabie
business for the winter months, 10 the vicin-
ity in which they reside, which will net them
from $50 to $3.50 per month. For parficu-
lars apply to or address PARMELEE BROS.
722 SAMSON ST.. Philadelphia, pa.
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I0cAL AND PERSONAL.

'''..e ..,Der in the Blair county Jail, named
F1P,r-oIes. died suddenly of heart dis
m the 18th INST,
I,.I i. house in Rayne township, Indi-
-. was burned to the ground on
f,v week. Supposed to have been
r bouse situated about mile from
. occupied by Mr.. David Mccartney,
showed by fire, on Monday, 18th inst.
=. from a defective fue.
-nrBish this week for the last time
.aas,I of Mr.. George Gurley to those IL
III 10 him, and direct the attention of
....rs Interested thereto.
Lane. 4 bricklayer in Hollidaysburg,
...work on a scaffold, on Tuesday week,
f suddenly gave way, precipitating
,-ra ground. distance of thirty feet,
,r.- him severely.
N, 5rellfgg house of Samuel Christian,
-, Dg-carsvilIe, Blair county. was totally
rr.d by fire, on Sunday evening, 18th
-7ge.her with all his household goods
a $50 in C-eenhaCks.
r-rrv man named Breth, while hunt
m Clarified county, a few days since,
.., -,a head nv the acciJentaI dis
,.. ' -,,., in tI,. hands of q connaninr il,o
..1r- rzrrctei 10 survive.
- r..--,e Esr1Jg advocates the eroot;o,
--. ,.rr-y ont Of rorfi9ns of Hunting.
Clarified, Cambria and Blair-iust
--h rf Of each to make Tyrone the cen
.-l ,,nffar Of the new county.
rtent for an improved car axle box has
-r,7ta7 to Mr.. VIM. Boyden. Altoona
+ Frv hosy rroulder at the Cambri,
W.-ss has obtained 4 nateut r,, an
..r.l r,lurI f,r casino stsaI ingots
,r5 varera1 tailor and cJotLer NJ
q. n..,rar.r has q few pyor5s 70 e.,,
and we feel sure that everybody will
r.r 10 rsqd and then act up6D his sur-
~s
u- Jol = RuzzarI, The old man whom We
;-.r som. t..re since as having been lost
ss vsrF. IN Sus1reI.a1 IA townsl,fo. died
4. n.ar House. on Saturday last. he was
..-. -. --. - ,
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DAY UP ALI persona indebted
- to the subscriber, either by note or book
account, are requested to make payment on
or before the lst day of January next.
need what is due me. and must have it or
know the reason why. Those interested
will save costs by promptly needing this no
ticc. GEORGE GURLEY.
Ebensburg, Nov. IA, l867.-3t
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AN AWFUL ACCIDENT.-We are panied to
learn that a most distressing accident occur
red at Wilmore, this county, on Tuesday
morning. Henry Martin was instantly kill
ed by ball from a rife in the hands of Val
entine Maltzi. OF course the whole affair
was purely accidental. Mr.. Maltzi is suffer
ing the keenest anguish in consequence OF
the sad occurrence. The deceased was man
of family, and had but recently moved to
Wilmore He was employed on the railroad
repairs near that place.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

SILL TEEY CoNE.-We have already
'''!sned list of valuable articles donated
! ''l Of the new Catholic Church in this
;,s'I7' to be offered for chances in connection
- The comiog Christmas Festival, and
: Week We have the pleasure of announ-
~ mat the worthy pastor of the congre-
20, hev. R c. Christy, has been present
oNh httls farm Of l6 acres near Ebens-
I, valuable gray pony, only 7 years old
"el trained, aud a pet coon-oue Of the
'"'d conservative coons of long ago.
articles will be put up for chances
N with the others heretofore donated,
:. 4'l that IS now needed is FOR the mem
y. tne congregation to 20 to work in
M nest, and solicit the cooperation of
II, "oefai public in the good work The
a.. G.A be offered at 81 per chance, or
'N Chances for S..
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JUsr AS WELL.-We may as well say
here as any where else that V. 8. Barker's
stock of merchandise is as good as the best,
and as cheap as the cheapest. and comprises
almost everything required by maid or ma
Lron bsnsaist or bachelor.
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A NY PERSON intending to build a
n House or Barn, can buy Nails and
Hardware cheap by paying cash at
Feb. 2s. CSC. HUNTLEY'S,
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WANTED-An active young man, with a
small capital, to act as agent in Cambria and
Blair counties for the sale of the Rustic Win
dow Shade-an article used by every family,
hotel, school house and church, and yielding
handsome profit to all persons engaged in
selling them. Address or apply to the man
ufacturers, LoUDHRBAcK, JEFFERSON & Co.,
N. Il. Cor. 22d and Wood Sts., Fhils. ct.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

4 ZEGOS.--Three ma efficiently iilustra
EAted Medical Books. containing important I
Physiological Information. for Men and We
men, sent free on receipt of 25 cents, by adj
dressing the Secretary of the New York Med
ical University, No. so Clinton Place. n. \. .
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CAsUALTY.-Mr. Phillip Hagg. late of
Chest township, met with severe injury on
Saturday last. A portion of the machinery
at which he was az work few from its place
and struck him with such force as to fell
MIN to the earth. Medical attendance was
soon procured, and We learn that Mr.. Hagg
is recovering. The accident occurred at a
saw mill. a mile or two from Wilmors.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

A TAN colored baby, about six weeks old,
was found on the street, in Hollidaysburg,
on Monday night. A negro found it, and as
il Is of the nrOner color. he will adont iA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

!. J1a'- Jr'- a CHASCE.-The:e is still chance
n, !! your arms full of goo Is at the cheap
IA, NJ. Thompson. His stock is the
ssusv .sigest, best and cheapest in town,
-. - I~o DC saved by buying at his estab-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

NOT ANY.-We don't advise anybody to
chew or smoke. but to all who ere addicted
to the weed, we have no hesitation-in recon-
mending the brands of cigars and tobacco
kept by Cham. Roberts. If there are any
better in town we have failed to sample
them,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

NoEE BETTER.-Ladies on a shopping
ex pedition will look in vain for more su-
perb or varied assortment of goods than is
displayed on the shelves Of Messrs. Mills &
Davis. A fine stock at low prices is the in
ducements they offer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-06-05
TIE
Selected Poetry.
SOMEBODY.

Somebody will be at the Fair to night
Somebody that loves me we'll
And her heart will tn: OBJ, and her check
grow bright
AS tho rose in her native dell.
Somebody will be at the Fair tonight,
Whose eye will seek my own,
With holy trust, and soft delight
Which they give TO mine alone.
Somebody will be at the Fair to night,
With Il heart whose hidden key
found concealed one moonlight night
In II rose She gave TO me.
Somebody will be at the Fair to night,
With Il heart, to me rs true
AS her fragrant, flowing robe is white
AS her ribbons bright arc Blue.
While apart from the reckless crowd we
stand,
With smile of love divine,
Somebody will nestle little hand,
Like n quiet dove, in mine.
Dear lite hand Of the soft carcss,
AS white rs the foam Of the sea
ItS pulses, 50 delicate, al confess
The love she wculd hide from me.
Somebody will be at the Fair 70 night,
With a rose in her slkcn halr,
And her heart rs fresh rs its petals white,
And as pure as an angels prayer.
Somebody will wear 10 the Fair tonight
\ kiss on her lips for me-
Loves ornament, so purely bright,
That only n lover may see. ,,%tS
When the rose buds dream of tho dreamy
May,
And awake TO find her near,
Aud the zcrhyrs cool in the tree tops play,
And The turtle doves voice VIC hear.
When the tender buds and leaflets green
Float in the warm spring tide,
And Summers dream in the sky is seen,
Somebody will be my bride.
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WINNSBORO, S. c.. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE

my acquaintance not to vote for him. | find
that to answer your piece in detail as / had
intended will monopol;zc your paper.
shall close by noticing your last stricturc
on Mr. Perry, you charge him with incon-
sistcncy because having gonc to the 'Dcvil
onco' he declines to accompany you on II
scconl trip. | have heard it said that
burnt children dreaded tho fire. Mr. Perry
has no doubt learned Il practical lesson by
his experience, on the trip alluded to.
Il. W. WooDwARD
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-06-05

Lot me alone, you good for nothing
fellowl" exclaimed a bright g;rl seated by
the side of n duh lover "Why, ain't a
touchin' OF you" protested the aslonislled
youth. "Wcll you might have done h-if
you liked, was tho suggestive reply.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-06-05

PRor. JAMES II. CARLIsLE.-This honor
ell and much esteemed gentleman, as VIC
learn from the Ashville NewS, recently at
tended tho Examination and Commences
mcnt Of the llolston Conference Female
College, n Ashvilc \. G. That great
moral attribute Of the @uprcme Beng,
which delights in the happiness or intelli-
gent beings, is most beautifully shadow cd
forth in tho life and labors Of this bcncvo
lent gentleman. His constant care to pros
;29Le he hnrninees and welfare Of othors,
Is not confined 10 tnG rruIcssur y p,,i.-;-, IN
WoHord Collcdge, for whenever HE collie
g,a'c duties permit. we find him going
abroad and casting on the waters that
bread which givcih life, light and beauty
to the soul The Nc,vs thus speaks of his
presence there:
"'fhc annual commencement came off on
Wednesday, the Sth. At IL o'clock, a. m.,
Prof. j. H. Carlisle, of WofFord Collcdge,
5. c., was introduced to large audiences
in he College Chapel, who proceeded to de-
livcr tho usual Grafton. We cnnnot give a
synopsis of the address. but feel warranted
in saying that it cvnced they very highest
order Of intellect on the part Of the accom-
plishcd orator, and gave entire satisfaction
to the hearers. Prof. G. is a gentleman of
dcn,ly to be practicable, and ho fully sue.
cccded, and yet his pointed lessons to the
learned i'll college life were ini cospcrscd
with thoughts Of brilliancy and beauty.
Long may he live TO bless his country with
his intellect and his heart. - Carolina Spar
tan.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-06-05
The Question Of Registration "A Lettor
from Judge Aldrioh.
BAENwELL, G. H., 23d May, 1867.
10 Mc Editor Of tie Wercuyy:

n, ,ho I,H,o ~, u
v ''' -''''"3
Sill have boon asked if Tho ncorlo
shall register? / answer unhcsitntinplv.
that every man who will be permitted 10
register his nnme rs voter, should do 40.
The question is, not if he shall vote at tho
coming election, bnt if he shall secure TO
himself the privilege OF voting at nll9
There are other matters to be passed upon
Ivy the country, under the Military bill
besides who shall be mcmhors of the con-
vcnlion The constitution to be framed by
that convention is to be submitted to the
people for their approval and unless the
privilege of voting is secure by registration,
tho power Of the country may be seized by
designing and INSCRIPTIONS men. NV
counsel, therefore, is that it will he n fatal
blundcr not to secure this high privilege
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