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Council Proceedings.
Saturday eve, Feb. 18th, '6s.
bun&il met pursuant to adjourn
n Hawley in the chair.

IN
ayoH Hawley in the chair.
PreARt- Aid. Daum, R@mer,
dwell, Peters, Ballingall, Littleton
8 Riordan.
Absent-Ald Hawley and Hinsey.
petition for street crossing
Ia the Northwest corner Of Mar
and Front, to the South side Of
ont street, was read, and ON mo-
b tho petition was granted.
Contract with c. H. Brown, as en-
Ieer Of steam fire engine, was read
/ ordered placed on file.
ld Ballingall, from the commit
to whom was referred the petit
bs to establish fire limits, reported
i the petition tor Block No. ,
bundled by Front, Market, and Green
and the railroad track had not been
burned by petitioners; the other Pc
ms were presented, together with
ordinance establishing fire limits,
5l!ows:
lock No. -, bounded by Front
Ut Market streets, and Railroad
ek.
Block No. 22 bounded BY Front,
hrt, Second, and Market SITS.
hook No. e bounded by Front Mar
Second and Green Streets. The
(ners Of more than two-thirds OF
area in those blocks had signed
petitions. The Ordinance was
ID first time rules suspended and
ID second and third time and
ssed - Ordinance No. 90, to more
ectually guard against fire in Ger.
IN limits.
Aid. Littleton moved to take up
question Of extending Vine ST.
Irried.
Tho report Of jury to assess dam
3 claimed BY G. Saylor, by said ex
bsion, was read assessing damage
$3.50. Signed,
II. Il. Gray,
J.W. Higgins,
J. ]. Adams.
It was. moved aud carried that sale
rect be extended as asked for, pro
led the petitioners pay the dam
les.
Judge Hondershot Ms Attorney for
ID il behalf OF Mr.. Saylor, gave no
be that an. appeal would be taken
Scveral bills were allowed.
The jadges and clerks Of election
30 places Of holding municipal elee
a On the LIST Monday in Marcl
81 appointed as follows;
FIRST WARD---CoURT HOUSE. Il
s.si..sa w.: - sta'H r. Nep'
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No aTERATIsEn NEcEssARY.--U Use
s.Barrett's Hair Restorative, and treat
your own case according to directions
ON the wrapper.
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cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair whore the follicles >sre destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decaycd.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of iouling the hair with = pasty scdi-
ment, il will kccpit clean and vigorous.
frs occasional nse will prevent the hair
irsm turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious 10 the hair, the vigor can
a:iiy benefit bnt not harm it. fwanted
merely for
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Gardiaer's Compound is a certain, safe
and pc rnansnt cure OF Rheumatism, Men
ralgis. d all Impurities of the Blood.
;an30 sSwly
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"A @oiss
Hair VigoI,
For the Renovation OF the Hair.
The Great Desideratum of The sse

A dressing whie't
is a. esra agrceah: !,
healthy. and ericc!nsl
for preserving il.
hair. FaLcd o.. a1zs
hair is soon s,asii., Il
10 It's orisinta eoi"t
aud the gloss mi
freshness Of yomth.
Thin hair il ilicl-
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ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
asa Broadway. New York
Nov, 25-tGw-1m.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM

Providence, Ala, May ID, 1866.
DIR. JOHN BULL: | send you $50 fol
CEDRoN BITTERs. Please send what II
will come to, after paying freight, to Col
umbus, Miss. / have been troubled FOL
several years with indigestion; have had
to take pills every night for ten or fifteen
years; and in February; 1854, was attack
ed with general paralysis. I was confin-
ed to NY room for the balance ofthe year
and, in fact, continued in very weak
and nervous condition until some two
months since, when WAS put under an
operation, and your Cedron Bitters for
treatment. commenced improving right
away; and am pretty we'll restored.
Yours truly,
A. l.. NEAL.
louisville KY. Nov. Is. 1854.
i received this day the following from
Lancaster Kentucky:
Dir. JOHN. BULL Please send me iii
haste, for my otcn use, one dozen of your
Cedron Bitters. ] have tried them, and
find them all you claim for them. They
are curing me ofconsumption oflong stan-
ding
Yours respectfully,
q. w. SHINDLEB0WER.
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
Bloomington, ILL.,, Oct. ii, 1854.
DIR. JOHN BULL. We made an arrange
ment with your agent, July 90, 1864. for
selling your Cedron Bi!ters, and are about
sold out. We want (ane gross) twelve
boxes more without delay. We are intro
ducing them readily, and think they an
swer good purpose.
DRs. HoGG 3. !.
ss0fa by fasfor' make q Co, OffumwR
Iowa. Aug. i7dw I'm.
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RECORDED SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN
IN WApELLo CoUNTY, Iowa, FOR
WEEK ENDING, FEBRUARY, ID, 1868.
ID. w. Tower. Recorder.

D. w. Tower, Recorder.
LOTS.
III Wilsere to w Wilserc, lot
A, Gillaspy's sub-div. OFT. 10000
same to p S Wilson, lot 3,
Gillaspy's sub-div. Ottumwa, 10000
J S Walker to J Gibbons, lot
26, Norris add Ottumwa, 10000
G F Blake to G Il Simmons.
Lotto, b 10, Blake's add. OF. 2O7 90
j Richardson to G. w Bowen
lots 6 and Z, b %, Blake's
add. OFT. 600 90
/ ID Jones to NJ Il Shone, lot
ID, Bladensburg, 5000
T Blake to W ID Asbury, lot.
43 and A, b 6, Hlakesburgh, 10000
r Griswold to T4 w I'll As
bury, 21xel # lot II, b 4,
Blakesburg, 10000
] Penick to ] + Penick, lot
8, BIS, Eddyville, 10000
] + Penick to w G Penick,
Same, same 10000
~ Mliici w NJ ~ Ncil, NV =,
81, Eddyville, 10000
1922, 90
LANDS.
j Ford to G w Stacks, Is
in sec 10, tip 72, IA, $4,000
"A B Oldham to w Steele, 40
q sec 2, tip %, + ID. 10O,O
3 Litchfeld to L O'Brien-
40 . sec %, tip 71,r14 10000
A N Boyce to D French 30
Q sec 8, tip u, IL, 45O, O0
H G McClung to J McCor-
mick, 160acrcs, sec 36, tip %,
r13, 1000, Oc
$40, ,0G
1921, 0G
Total s9o27 ,ot
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicago, Feb. Is

Flour dull and unchanged. Good
spring extras s10.0O@l0.50.
Wheat active, but 2@3c lower
No /, 2O2; no 2 opened at 2.O2, and
closed steady at $50.
Corn active and higher at 7s4@
79c. Closing inside.
Oats firmer at 569
Rye dull at 154@155 for no l: 152
tor no 2
Barley firmer at 205a2O7 for no
Provisions active and higher.
Mess pork no sales. Holders firm
at % OO(123 35, for standard and
choice.
Lard lie higher. Closed steady at
Hogs reed 3,495. Market active
and higher on choice hogs; averages
of 27O to 800 sold S,50GS,90.
Cattle reed 2,243. Market lower
in common butchers stock on medium
and second class shipping. Market
quiet and easier, and some holders
willing to accept; concessions first
class shipping Cattle not on sale
and nav be quoted at S,50(08'75.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, Feb. 10.
Cotton quiet, 234.
Flour SOLO lower 985@1075; fol
extra State; 9s5@9lf for round hoop
Ohio;
Wheat dull, No 2 spring 24O;
Corn dull, cent lower 25027;
Barley scarce ard firm;
Oats firmer, 81 Western 84a asked
Pork firmef, 23OO@2325; old mes
241502425 new;
Lard 6irmer, l4i@15a; samll lot
\ 15t:
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Sen ATE.

Mr. Dixon presented memorial
from certain Officers asking for old
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SUN BURNERS
For SeptoIine Oil !

desire 10 announce to the citizens Of
Ottumwa and surrounding country that
have now on hand large stock Of those
magnificent Sun Burners for Sepoiin
OIL, With Aaf4 a IL sssss s
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WHITE LEAD-Collier's,
GLASS h PUTTY,
FRUIT JARS-new styles.

and aii other k;nts Of Oils, &C., &C., Dc.
We invite the public to call and gel ourl
prices. as we CAN AFFORD 70 sell lower
Than parties paying high rents, and re,
tciH
Corner Main and Green Streets, oppo.
sitethe B4llingall House, Ottumwa, lows.
June ID. 'R-dwtf
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Surratt was taken out Of iail on
Monday last for the purpose of Las.
ing his photograph taken. This is
the first time he has been out since
his trial. He will probably soon. 10
at liberty, ~ We see it stated hat the
government intends TO enter q aohe
pros, in bis case and let him 90.
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Attention Farmers.

The undersigned takes pleasure in iii--
forming tho public that he isnow engaged
in manufacturing all sorts ofthe hest :
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= 2ooD SIZED SronY.-ILa Coneaut
Exporter says: "An accident OF a re-
Esarsable character occurred in the woods
al Denmark cne DAY last week. = man
Was standing on balance tree across f.
large log, 20 see another tree come down,
when tho ice N Us falling course struck
the other end of tie one on which he vas
standing, and the tremendous weight Of it
falling on tho spring lever, threw him,
Ike shot, iato the air. When at his
highest elevation the man caught hold of
"a limb IN the Top Of tree, and remained
suspended by the arms until the person
who lad fa,lsn the tree travelled two
miles t. ihe nearest house and returned
with u ladder 70 release him from his
periiogs position. He was not injured by
las sudden and rapid flight, but took the
matte. as 10 ordinary occprreace."
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iEsTIECr oF TIE TURTLE 1t has been
observed that turtles cross the ocean from
The Bay OF Honduras to the Cuyman Isles,
lear jamaica, a distance Of $50 miles,
with al accuracy superior to tie chart
and compass Of haman skill, fer it is af-
dnned that vessels which have lost their
latitude in hazy weather have steered en-
iiceiy by The noise of the turtles in swim
ming. The object of their voyage as in
ihs case of the migration of birds, is for
the purpose OF laying eggs on spot Pc
culiarly favorable.
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BuRSs OR ScAIlss. the St Lcuis
RsGsco.l Exporter We find the following
prescription isr this paipfal accident. Il
is esreyioIly usefnl when the cuticle Of
scurfshin has come away TO a consniera-
bic extent: Take ore drachm Of finely
powdered alum and mix thoroughly with
the white Of two eggs and one teaspoon
Il! i fish lard spread on cloth, and
apply to iho parts burnt. I. gives almost
iastau: relief from pain, and, by excluding
tbs air, prevents excessive imfanmatory
action. TIE application should be charged
81 least once day. While on the subs
jset, we give another formula for an ap-
Plics.tion 10 burns: In severe cases,
clear creosote may be employed, followed
by dressing to consist of creosote one
Grachm Ga teaspoorfuD, simointment is
sufficiently strong for most csses. On The
ooncurfent testimony of several plIyeiciane
Eeadsd by DR.. o. + Brewster, the sug-
sester Of The remedy, it almost immediate,
y and completely relieves the pain and
suart,ug"
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
"A RIAGE.-The Cheapest Book e0cr Pub
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fine plates and engravings of the Anatomy
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Mind and Body, with the Auther's Plan Of
Treatment-the only rational and successful.
mode Of Cure, as shown by the report of cases
treateI a truthful adviser to the married
and those contemplating marriage who en-
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Sent free Of postage TO any address. on re-
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addressing DR La CROfx, No 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany, n. Y The author may be
consulted upon sny Of the diseases upon
| which his book treats, either personally OF
by mail. Medicines sent to any part of the
world.
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A SFRAEGE DGEAI AND IFS FCLFtLL
AaNF. Among the victims OF the late
Angola disaster was Mr. J. z. Hay
warj, Of S.ate Lane, who was IN the en-
ploy Of ihs Railroad Company as their
agent ~ thar place. The P,tinesviIle TO- J
.AGrSr:.ss7- gives an account OF q strange
orea's--ior the correctness Of which it
youches-wbich HIr, a. had just six
months before he lost his life. It says
''He dreamed that be was away from
home, ia desert, when suddenly he
heard terrible crash, and upoa looking
IL the direction from which the sound
proceeded he eaw bright light, which
seemed to reach to the very heavens, and
he heard screams and yells of the most
trishtful and heart-reudiug character.
ca iookiDg abont him he saw an august
Personage--a monk, he thought-sittinS
in high estate, aud Ire Inquired where all
that noise come from. Prom hell an
swered the monk. The dreamer asked,
IS HAT does il mean ? The monk replied,
=. 1!esns that you must instantly die
nr. II, then. told the monk that he was
uot get prepared 10 die, and begged for
1u,ler time. The monk finally said, 'yoar
prayer i7 granted you may live upon the
earth six saoL rs longer; at the expira-
non ot chat time goa stall de At this
juuc;ure Mr. Hayward was awakened by
his wife, who VAS alarmed at her has
bands actions, he sitting up in bed and
beng sreatly agitated."
- Erie paper speaking Of it adjs :
''Ihe dream made a great impression upon
his mind ana Was The subject of much
thought and frequent conversation with
his friends for time, bot at iopgth he
came to look upon it as of no consequence.
On Precisly the last dny of the six months
ie purchased life insurance Ticket for
$4,000, and took passage on the Inflated
ir--iu for Buffalo, snd swHs numbered
amcng ;he victims at angola !"
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To MAKE ToUGH BEEF TExDsR,-To
;kose who have worn down their teeth in
mastieatips poeg old tough cow~ beef we
Wi! say carbonate of soda will be found
Il remedy for the evil. Cat the steaks, the
day before using, into slices about two
inches thick, rub over them small
quantity of soda, wash of next morning,
cut into suitable thickness; and cook to
notion. The same process will answer
for fowls. legs of mutton, etc. Try IL, all
who love delicious, tendsr dishes of meat.
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4 WESTERN PAPER tells good story ::
Theodore TiltOn had jus; entered hotel
IL wretched town, and was going up
STAIRS very trsycl-stained to change his
toilette, preparatory to lecturins, when he
encountered on the second floor an over
dressed and vulgar woman. "Are you
the porter" questioned the woman, lay
ing her hand upon TheOdore's arm. "No,
madam" }" was the quiet response, care
you The cLamber>maid ?"
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ETCR SALE CR RENT.-Tho sub
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known MANSION HoUsE HOTEL" in Summit
vile borough, Cambri. county, Pa, one mile
east OF Cresson, on the Pa. L. r. The i'm
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sn;ire building and excellent water at the
door, There are also a commodious Store
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for fifty horses, Carriage House, and other
outbuil1inSs. If not sold before the 18th
OF February next it will be rented for three
OF more years. Terms reasonable. En-
guire Of JAMES II. RIFFEL.
Summit, Jan. 8, lSGa.-6:.
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TEEWO DWELLING HOUSES
FOR SALE.-Two Dwelling Houses
in the Borough Of Ebensburg are offered at
Private Sale. They are both in good repair
and viii 10 sold on reasonable terms. Pos
sSSsion givea to purchasers o1 first Of April
l4szt. Ear tarlM aud particulars apply -
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be stolen or die through sumo unforeseen
calamity.
Gz- Competent agents acantcd. to ,oAonn a
liberal compensation eCiU DC paid. Apply to
KERR & CO., General Agents,
april 4, lS67.-1y. Altoona. Pa.
8S- Col. VIM. K. PIPER, Ebensburg, has
been appointed local agent for the Hartford
Live Stock Insurance Company.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-02-06
SCOTT HOUS,

SCOTT HOUSE,
Nain Street. Johnsto'cn, Cambria Co., Pa,
A. ROW & CO., Proprietors.
THIS HOUSE having been reftted and
elegantly furnished, is now open for the
reception and entertainment Of guests The
proprieors by long experience in hotel keep
ing feel confident they can satisfy dis
eliminating public.
Their Bar is supplied with the choicest
brands of liquors and wines.
Jan. 81, 1867. Gy)
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-02-06
GRANT HOUSE,
SS NemIOck. Cambria Co., Pa.
JOHN WLLKIk. ProDuicforA

JOHN WILKIN, ProprictOr..
This House has been reftted, and offers
accommodations superior to any other House
in the vicinity. The Proprietor, after long
experience in the business, feels confident he
understands the wants of the public. His
TABLE will be supplied with the delicacies
of the season and his BAR with the choicest
wines and liquors. By constant attention
and due care for the comfort of his guests
the Proprietor hopes to merit libesal share
Of patronage. may1sIy.