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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15
ID EMOVAL.-HEWI PICTURE q
III FRAME GALLERY has been removed

ID EMOVAL.-HEWI PICTURE u
IL FRAME GALLERY has been removed
from over DR.. Wayts Store to New Street, near
the Virginia Hctek 49, "a
On hand large assortment of Frames of all
kinds, Prints, Looking Glasses, &C.
Old Frames re-gilt Curtains and Paror orna-
ments put up.
Va PAPER HANGING done at the shortest
notice A great variety of Wall Paper Patterns
on hand. sepl-tf
GPECIAL NOTICE.-Tb Undersigned has
y opensd the Corner Store under Va. Hotel,
with a fine Stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he is prepared to sell at prices to suit the
times, Suits made to order and good fit guar
anteed. Call and see for yourselves.
June 80 If j. KAUFMAN
2. S.-W. T. Summerson is with Mr.. Kauf-
man and will be pleased to see his old friends
and customers
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Fertilizers.
ITO WHEAT GROWERS.

GENUINE
PHOSPHO PERUVIAN or DIANIP ULA TED
GUANO.
Prepared by G. ODER, Baltimore, Maryland.
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I'd Ii. HOGE a. BRO,

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-01-23

SATANIC VIsrTATIoNs.-Al lady in Lock
port, \. Y, had put on a cabbage to boil
for dinner Stepping out and returning,
she observed sitting upon the cover of the
pot which contained the cabbage, what
appeared to be cat--and strange cat
at that. She was at first wonderstruck
that q cat should be IN SO strange place,
and she made for it with btoomstick,
when, 10! without a s>p-t or m-e- o. W
down it went through the lid of tie pot
in sort of ''now you see it and now you
don't" sort of way.
The old lady was trahsfxed with hor-
ror, but with womanly curiosity to learn
what became Of that cat, she uplifted the
lid of the pot; when 10 and behold no cat
was seen, but there, without any water.
and Notwithstanding all The boiling and
heat, was the cabbage as fresh and hard
as when first plucked from its native stalk.
This was marvellous indeed, and how TO
account for it she could not tell. ror
could anybody else, but that it was a
witch in her favorite feline form was ad-
mitted by ell who heard the wonderful
story. But this is not ALL
The next appearance of the co-worker
of the arch~enemy was in the shape of an
aged female, who flew at the astonished
lady, and tearing her dress into ribbons.
went up the chimney or out the keyhole.
leaving behind slight smell of sulphur.
ard was seen no more
The next visitation was a perfectly in
visible one the girl ironing had her
ironing board knocked down, and on pick
ing 1t up the ironing sheet was in ribbons.
The house and neighborhood were in a,
terrible state of alarm-hesh and blecd
could stand this no longer-sometklng
must be done-the witch must be exor-
cised. A man, supposed to possess SUI
pernatural powers, was sent for; he
couldn't lay this evil spirit, and at last
accounts the head of the family had gone
to Buffalo for Medicine man of more
power TO come ay this disturber of
the family qn;~
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NUMBER so
s war Rea.iaIsCeace-


Jasf before tue laie REBELLION .issea caa3s
to the eity OF ST. Louis an Essters' la.i
named p. Having been reared IA
the rigid notions cf New England, eating
for mental fodder Jonathan Edwards
tracts, and attending Sunday school regn-
larry, 1t Is no wonder he acted accofdlHg
to his natural bent, and played off good
in the new city where he had sought aa
oAFlum. lie attended meetin' regularir,
and the Old women all puckerTu uFJ-asT7-7s-
mouths and observed "What q nica
young man !"
The war broke oct and r proyca,-
lie prayed long--he prayed Nell---he-
prayed 50 efficiently that he prayed ciia-
self into chaplaincy, which, having So
cured. he turned about and FrsFe7 u
the community and people through whose
influence he had attained his honor. ~
was stationed at the barracks near 3.
Louis, and being good reader, it occtr,o,,
TO him that he would read the Bible 70 , 3
regiment every Sunday. tut ii soon Era1-
stupid 10 have only Gang OF rude, is.itel-
ate soldiely, many of them foreigners, ;s5
hear so fine a reader. lie felt that II was
wasting sweetness on the desert ar, or
putting pearls before swine. Aceoya.ts-
ly hc sent invitations to several ladias -
come out and hear him read That be-
ing a period when most feminines -
brass buttons on the brain, we can REALITY
imagine how the Invitations were accepi-
ed, and, one Sunday, when the regimen
was drawn up in rank and file, end "a
goodly number of feminines were ca i.-a
spot, the following scene occurred
r had read with considerab he gar
to, amid death>like stiffness, the accon1t
of the contest of Sampson with ,ae Phil
istines, and the report of the victc55
scarce had he concluded whess
stepped from the ranks, sa'
lain, and said {: I'D
sir - ,,La n zae
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MECHANISM. GENIUs.-The Paris Fa-
tyie contains the following ga yonth
aged eighteen, belonging to a respectable
family of Paris, had, about a year ago,
beeu condemned for theft to five years.
imprison naent. His conduct in prison
being quite exemplary, he gained the good
opinion of the director, who soon remarked
in him a peculiar aptness for mechanical
contrivances. A few days ago he begged
the director to tell him what o'clock it
was, that ne might set his watch, You
have watch, then = asked the director.
'Only since yesterday, SIR said the Priso
oner; and to the astonishment OF the dis
rector he produced one made of straw =
The little masterpiece is two-and-a~half
inches in diameter, about one-half an inch
thick, and will go for three hours without
winding up. The dial-p!ate is of paper,
and pretty straw chain is attached to
the whole. The instruments the prisoner
had at his command were two needles,
pin, little straw, and thread. Several
persons of distinction, moved by his sur
prising genius for mechanics, are now en-
deaveying to obtain h ratioh."
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The DutclaFnam who had the
''SHaall POx.''

The writer sat alongside the driver one
morning, just at the break of day, as the
stage drove out of Blackberry; he was
through passenger to Squash Point. 1t
was a very cold morning In order to
break the ice for conversation, he praised
the fine points of the of horse the driver
thlwed.
"Yaas, she's goos hoss, and knows
how TO drive him"
1t was evidently case of mixed breed.
"Where is Wood, who used to drive
this stage %
"He be's laid Unit fer rumatiz, sence
yester week, and trives for him. So"
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EBENSBURG, PA, THURSDzY. .JANITARY o3

more probable, that he has 4fnd;no them
toe numerous TO altow- oTsssSss ocfiT,o IN,
his retrieving instincts .ost an tba
outlying letters within req Of "a, sheIter
Of his outstretched body T. was now s
o'clock. This devoted d bay;-- nso,, ~,
guard over these papers fssz.iix.een hours
ever since the friends 81 =, sV-ssfsg,il,
at about 4 O'clock on ar 9fter.
noon. 1t must have hse at
return TO Netis5, t6.st 4s1f. 3trIeas
niger dropped his letters for they fell out
Of q breast-pocket of the coat, which he
hung over his arm when walking in the
sultry heat of the afternoon, but which
he wore on his way home at night, when
it would be impossible for the contents of
the pocket SO to escape. The gentlemen
in returning must have made some slight
deviation from the path by which they
had gone, and in this manner must have
missed the sentinel, Worry.
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A Rrc1sKS7 Pr,,Ts,,,xr pp,

Il REGIMENT PEiiIsHiNG FROM THIRST
When the Egyptian troops first con
qsercd Nubia, Regiment was DESTROYED
by thirst in crossing this desert. The
men, being upon limited allowance oe
water, suffered rom extreme thirst, and
deceived by the appearance Of mirage
that exactly resemblcd a beautiful lake
they insisted on being taken to its bank.
by the Arab guide. 1t was in vain ta.t
the guide assured them the lake wae
unreal, and he refused to lose the precious
time by wandering from his course.
Words led to blows, and he wys killed bv
the soldiers, whose lives depey,led on his
guidance. The whole regiment turned
from the track and rushel toward the
welcome waters. Thirs5 and faint. n.----
the burning sands the h9rric-NSs Nss'..e- -.
and heavier their focS,.I'' oo'A,ne--I0'te.
,soo-a,. . tI,a,, lied into the desert, further
and f,rtbor fom the lost track where the
T;io, Iav.n his blood and still the mock
inc sr,lits of the desert, the afreets of the
,n;n1ge, led them on, and the lake glisten-
80 in the sunshine tempted them TO batha
IN its cool waters, close to their eyes bet
never at their lips. Eat length the delusicn
fatal lake turned to burning
sand Raging thirst and horrible des-
pair the pathless desert and the murder
ell guide lost lost all lost Not 2
man ever left the desert, but they wera
subsequently discovered, parched an6
withered corpscs, by the Arabs sent upon
the search. 1.-The Nile Tributaries of
Abyssinia bJ SIR Samusl " BE:
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r. IKE to see

anded it TO hin ana
mid an unbroken silence he Eead tn"
passage slowly to himself, shat up 'fi2
book and handed it back.
oWhat did you do that for = aS&eS
.sOh, only out OF curiosity" wa' i''9
stNo. sir tell me what vas Yog1 -
i've IA taking she Bible from me and fs'.'@
ing ;hat passage to yourself ,.,-
= ssWhy, replied the private,
see if that dispatch was s'gae'
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II went on reading i newspaper 4
fellow passenger, On a back seat, not hav-
ing the fear of murdered Enshsh on ms
hands, coaxed the Dutch driver into a
long conversation, much to the delight ct
pretty Jersey-bIuo-b belle, who laughed
so merry that it was contagious; and IN
few minutes, from being like unto q
conventicle, we were as wide awake as
one of Christy's audiences. BY sunrise
we were In excelent ,rs..s up to all
sorts of fo.t, ,--..a .-sS, q i.tsla "a ~ %
stage stopped at the first watering -pTace.
the driver found himself in the centre of a
group of treaters TO the distilled juice of
apples.
Heres a package to leave at Mrs.
Scudder's-the third house on the left
hand side after you get into Jericho
What do you charge % asked mau who
seemed to know the driver.
''Pout lefy," answered he. 'Ter
fird haus on ter left hand out of Yerikof"
On we went at very good rate, con-
sidering how heavy the roads were. An
other tavern. more watering, more apple
jack, and another long stretch of sand,
and we were nearing Jericho.
E'Dus emmy porty know der Miss Scut-
ter haus 20 asked the driver, bracing his
feet on the mail bag, which lay in front
of him, and screwing his head round SO
as to face in.
81 don't know nobody Of that name in
Jericho do you, Lishe p asked wealth
er beaten looking man, vino evidently
"went by water,'' of another who evi
IDENTIFY went the same way.
There was old Squire Gow's da'ter
she married Scudder and moved up
here some two years back. Come to
think ont, guess she lives higher to Glass
house," answered Lishe.
The driver, finding he could get no
light out Of the passengers, and seeing a
tall awboned woman washing clothes in
front Of house, and who few out Of sight
&c flew - handed me the reins
age stas ' -'-~.,al
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Drgp.-On FRIDAY Is.

.,,.xT DEED On Friday i77s
.nnr tbsboys we're ENGAGED "a s!.a'n,
e. do,1s rom azesdo7. street, ae'''
ori%ss s,,iclSe bank are acEoss i',9 -~0
ceedS>. - =. The sport had PFC
crash, n, e,n when there vas a.
agsd aboe,<.aa yeSlsr. l'A-ries Stsa'
the ice. Axle ssgFesrao'- sEl.7T
ags, who was S>oaing o4e~a o44e~an yesA
OF lis jacket, arlN. .~.aainzoa g1-..@'
plunged IL. TIE W Fivn,the h"sr.
canisd down b. tho cH.cri buEe 6eFn
lad followed nndeF yhe ic>aa9 su3<Ss
in seiz;ng ainl--aEd With aanirablsA
sence Of sain3 broke the ico over .hel
with bis feTs and emerged into the sir. he
sustaining the drowning lad by 'treadn,.
WATER science known TO good swimmers,
OF which the little Nero was one 4 mar.
in the neighborhood got plank, but called
upon him to let 20 his burden, as it was
impossible 10 save the two, and both
would be drowned This he sturdily re-
fused 10 do and cIung to bis load, skillfullY
Eo'ding him in such q manner as to avoid
being dragged down. Of which at one time
he was in great danger. Finally, bY
great exertions both were safely iandes;
The name Of the boy who accomplished
this perilous and humane feat was Peter
McRobie, a son of Jr. James McRobic
4 resident of the neighborhoOd. II Law .
renee (Mass.) American.
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GIFTS TOR GHRISTHAS &EBE YBi7

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200 Gold Hunt'g Eng Levers. 200 to 30
600 Cold H'g Orrlex Watches 100 10 200
500 Gold Ht'g American " 100 ~ 600
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1000 Gold Huuting Lepines. 90 to IS
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Watches sent By Express. with bill for col
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A UDTTOR's NOTICE.-In the Or

CDAIOh y NC1ICE1.-In tbe Ut
"a phans' Court Of Cambria County.-In
The matter of the account o. the Trustee ap-
pointed TO make sale OF the real estate Of
John Foel, decd, And nov, Dec. Il, 1857,
on motion, =. A. Shoemaker appointed An
ditor to report distribution Of funds In the
hands of the Trustee, upon his seeoad ae-
count. Extract from the Record. By She
Court.
In pursuance of the above appoin tment I
will atte nd at my office in EbensbuFg, on
THURSDAY, BOTH JANUARY, at 2 o'clock P. N,
when and where all interested may attend.
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor.
Jan. ., I86s-3t
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The JuLi t'SO-..s,
smalljtive, in his seat and cl"S1-
voice wa Tfo giog: "Tfe got der an
door of tfSt as he" Here his M
reappcared, suse. Isd into the open be
enraged womawcd byNa minute he
sbop1ipq ont ached, aom with al =,
''You git out or 'oud voice
quick! amt goinsi Ciei> Il re
ing honest folks, if yoa>2avs yoaEse.i ,3s.
pox!" So' 'hesS a Ii
''I dells you Tfa got der :, II
Ton't yer versteh ?-der sna!lI PoN-->
Clear outl I'll call the men :, .,
you dou't clear out y and at on&<s Il
shouted, in tip-top voice, ike Ne
Ike F.! where air you ?'' Ike made HI
appearance on the fuu run.
"W -what's the matter, mother T.
81 dell you onct more, fer der last dime
I have got der small pox, INT Hiishter =
lis he sifs me lefty to gif der small pc
10 Misses Scutter, und if dat vr3w is lille
Scutter, | promised to eff her ter sma
pox."
i was Miss Scudder, and I explaine
to her that it was a Doc he had for he.
The affair was soon settled as regards de
livery, but not as regarded the laughte
and shouts Of the occupants of the oI,
stage coach, as we rolled away from Je;
icho. The driver joined in, although h
had no earthly idea as to The cause, al
added not little to it by saying. in
triumphant tone Of voice
81 vas pount ter gif Ter old womans te
small pox."
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A UDITORS NOTICE-Tn The Or

A UDITOR'S EOTICE.-In the Or
IA phans' Court Of Cambria Countv.-In
the matter of the account Of Neal Dugan,
Admir- of the estate of Bernard HalIieen
decd. And now, Dec. II, 1891, on n notion
f. 4. Shoemaker appointed Auditor to re-
port distribution of the funA in the hands Of
the accountant. By the Court. Extract
from the Record.
In pursuance of the above appointment I
will attend at my Office in Ebensburg, or
MONDAY, Sd FEBRUARY, 1868, at 2 o'clock p.
n, when and where all interested may al
tend. p. A. SHOEMAKER
Jan. 9, 16eS.-3t. Auditor.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the
Borough Of Chest Springs, Cambria county,
having thereon erected good Plank House.
Ff0Ose StG5sc, and other outbuildings, with
a EeVer failing spring of water and an excel.
lent young orchard on the premises. The
land b IN high state of cultivation, and
the property alSOgsthsr would be a most de-
slrApe home br any orp wishing to boy it.
For farther iE2ormAHoA apply to
CAMAR1KR ALLEN
Chest sprfngs, Dee. - 1se7:~Hs
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Az156588< u 858<@zz1
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We have now 90 announce to our nums,-
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Next follow
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BOOKS practically recording series of
transactions from the formation of the COM
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exhibiting new forms of the Receiving and
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A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD And
SILVER WATCHES, ALL WARRANT
ED TO Run, AND THOROUGHLY
REGULATED. AT THE LOW PRICE
OF $40 EACH, AND SATISFACTION
NTEED
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Next follow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
WA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1868.


Tho Radicals Of Musestine took pris-
ensr named John Phillips out Of jail on
Tussdsy to vote thsif ticket and then put
him back. The act ssghs . bsvs bsso sut.
as'snt fer pasdes, just - il 10 With trsi-
tore.
-oass Church. Chisass. b bsine built
u Aarshall souaty nssbas.
Tho Aas~os, Odd Fellows and Gsed
Tesp'srs. sash have Lsdgssin viaton, end
held fssulsr meeting.
-Wsbster City and Fort Dodge have 70
ted Ave per cent. tar in aid sf the extsn-
sion ofths Dubuque and Sioux City railroad
to those places.
-T~snsy-tso marriage licences were 10
sued 10 Mussatins county last month.
The new Bsytis, Church at huscatius
will Do dedicated next Sunday.
The Radical papers oil over the State
ere sxul,ing over negro suffrage. and 40 :
general rule abusing Democrats tor cppos-
ingit, We can stand it if they can. We
prefer negro 10 Radical any day.
A carpenter f.ll from the root Of the
Court Hsuss in Dss Noinss on Wednesday
last aad was BADLY hurt. His skull Vas
cracked and internal injuries SUSTAINED.