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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24
Cause and Effect.

Colds are the effect OF o5structed perspiration
The symptoms are so generally understood,
that nothing need be said on that point. But
colds are easily taken. and unless great care is
exercised a second cold viii often oe CONTRACT
ed, or in other words, one cold viii be run into
another. and a confirmed cough ensue, bringing
on straining and racking of the lungs, and the
production of tu5erc,es. Although many thou
sands of persons are drifting through these
symptoms towards pulmonary diseases of dan
gerous character, yet the majority think that
they are troubled with nothing but an ordinary
cold, which will remedy itself and pass away.
Fatal delusion-the rock on which many life
has been lost See to it at once that your cold
Is attended to. Use MISHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS, the most potent remedy ever discovered
for Colds and Coughs, and a certain protection
against the danger of taking them, il it is used
two or three times 4 d ~ a tol.ic.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

TIE COMING CoNcEkT.-The grand vocal
an" instrumental concert under the auspices
o. me @0uutaineer Base Ball Club, and of
~l-lcn We have already spoken, will positive
y "l"0 Oh al the Court House, on Tuesday
Sve- y Januaty 18th, 1s69,-one week
l'o'h Us t'ii'e heretofore announced. This
ford more III for preparation. and we are
assured that the choir have Determined 70
give our citizens an entertainment wbicL
will he credit to themselves and a sonrro
Of qualification and enjoyment to ell who at
tend OF course our citizens will give them
rousiug benefit
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24
Allegheny Tp., Dec q. 1868 st.
EREAT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

GREAT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE-Th subscriber has va
Gated the Mansion House, SLmmItvii,e, and
iuds that he has more Furniture than is needrd
in the house into which he has removed and
therefore ne will offer at Public Sale, or SAT
URDAG, DEC. 2G.h, [aud continue the sale
from day to day until every article IS disposed
of,) full line of Household ana Kitchen Fur
nture, as good as ew, consisting of Bedsteads,
Redding, Tables, Chairs, Washstands, Heating
Stoves. Cook Steve, 400 yards Of Carpe iIg,
Queensware, Glassware, aud many other arti-
cleS not necessary to engmerIte. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock a N. Of each dav. at
which time terms Will be made kuo IN.
JOHN Il. HERBERT.
SummitviIje, Dec. II. 1868. 2t@
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CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFERENCES

CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFERENC -
There are many constitutions so inherently de-
fective in energy as TO derive great benefit from
a moderate use Of pure liquor combined with
such vegetable medicines and extracts as enter
into the composition of Roback's Stone ch Bit
ters and there are many situations in which
even the healthiest derive additional security
from their occasional use.
If healthy persons are exposed to unusual
aud continued eXertion in confined air, or under
the heat OF the sun, or to the influence OF de
pressing watchiuliness of travelling, ond change
of diet and water, or if residents OF malarious
districts pr the rank river bottoms of the West
and South there can be no doubt but careful
use of RoBACK's STOMACH BITTKRs with the food
would surely be the means OF warding off actual
disease and enabling them 10 bear unaffected,
where, without the Bitters, they wonld likely
have to succum5 to disease. They strengthen
tone and invigoraie, aid digestion and increase
the appetite,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

IEcTURE.-It is said that "Nasby Jr' is
to deliver a lecture onto Astronomy before
the Teachers Institute now in session. We
bet it will be rich, rare and racy. Won't
our Wilnore correspondent come up and
hear him 2
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

Two WEEKs.-It will be two weeks from
this date before another issue of the Free
man greets its many patrons, but in the
meantime we trust that all our friends will
bear in mind that the stove, hardware. tin
ware and grocery emporium of Geo. Hunt
Icy is the place to buy any and all articles
ia his line of trade at Just as low prices as
they can be bought anywhere in the State.
The best cooking and heating stoves manu-
featured are kept by Mr. Huntley. and the
largest and most varied assortment hard
ware, tinware. etc, to be found in Cambria
county. is always in store at ihe mammoth
establishment. Patronise Er. Hurtley and
YOU will save money and get entire satisfac-
ton,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

MARROW EsCAPE.-Mr. Philip M'Donald
of this place visited Cresson. on Saturday
ia~t, with horse aud sleigh, and while
there his horse, becoming frightened at an
approaching train, ran away, aud when
about 20 cross The track in front of two tIains
moving in opposite directions, the horse
fortunately wheeled suddenly about, upset
the sleigh and threw Mr.. M'Donald out,
and Tan a distance of three miles before it
was checked. Had the horse continued on
ia the direction it first started, it all proba-
b!iity it would have been run into by one
or both the trains. and very likely Mr..
MDonall and the horsh would both have
been killed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

nISSOLUTION. = The partnership
EI heretofore existing between tie under
signed, engaged in the Lumber business IN
Washington township, Cambria county, under
the firm name of McFadden Vaughn, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 9TH instant.
The books are in the hands of 5. P. McFad
den. Hollidaysburg, TO whom all Payments
should be made. 5. =. .MCFADDEN,
b. f. VAUGHN.
Cresson. Dec II, lS6S.-3t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

FIxINs UP.-C. 7. Roberts has arranged
his beautiful and extensive stock of toys,
fancy goods. gift books ETC., for his holiday
sales, aud as his establishment is the great
mart in this vicinity for such articles. every
taste can be pleased and every want supplied
from his immense and elegant assortment
Holiday gifts for big folks and little folks
can be bought at right prices from Cham.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

BGI;T 1iGETToH The Teachers Iusti-
t.te las brought to our town quite a num-
her e intelligent and hauGs0Gae Young la
4 .cF, coGIugliy known as school marms, ,"
4-s.4 + some "t cur young bachelor friends
.,l = take Advantage Of the occasion to Sc
-,--c So t...l .lm%'c !u- lie. all We have got to
-.ty X that ley Guu't deserve such bless
20 ...--->3ur Branch Railroad has been clear
- of tie SNOW, and trains have been running
regularly ID it since Friday evening last.
-GCLrg LoughDeT, watchman Ga the
20. Z. 2 was run over and killed bv a
freight tTalc, st Penn station, ca Saturday
ssi-h' ve ..--ti.u. Thomas Collins and
LAZY have been 81 Urning among their rela-
t:vea and friends IN this place f1r the past
few days.--BakeC Evans attempted to get
on freignt train at Blair Furnace, a few
days ~iuce, aud fell and fractured his wrist
caa Otherwise injured himself severely.-
3 large Wlj1 cat was recently killed III
Stsakaa township, WostmureIaud county.
DR.. Bgu-.Lly-s, Gl Washington cOun ty -.
and his two stcp-sous got into dispute on
tue 4th iGst which eliminated IN Fennimore
e en- utiug % strike one of the boys with nm
AK, when the latter drew revolver and
srst Fe-uiuore twice, from the effects Of
wn.rG he died OF the following evening. .-
An unknown woman was found drowned in
tie canal at Huntingdon, on Wednesday
last, hut how she got iuto the canal remains
a mystery. She had been begging money
aud clothing. which She gave to two men
vino accompanied her. bat whether she
c.7nEn;;ted suicide OF was drowned by the
u,en who were With her are only matters for
conjecture ~ German named John He
'i-L. employed 10y the Pa. L. r. Co., was
slu over and instantly killed Ly the Lock
Loycl freight train at Tyrone. on Friday
:.ss2. .e leaves 4 wife and FIVE children
Il Germany. Swiler. q brakes
u... o. tLc Be.le;onte freight, fell through
L. b ttuln -, 2 coal car, en- Tuesday, while
,he Jr0jn vas in motion. and was instantly
-,:.eG - young lady named Howe. II
yoa.s OF age, who was but 86 inches high.
Glo2 only about 20 pounds, and rever
spoGe word III her life, died IN Altoona on
tLs l2.h inst.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

"HEARTH AND HOME" is = weekly Illus
trated Agricultural and FIreside Journal
Sjrtsen handsome pages, devoted to the in
terests Of Farmers, Gardners. Fruit Growers,
and Florists. Edited by Mr.. Donald G.
Mitchell, assisted by large corps Of practi-
cal Agriculturalists. The Firesidc Depart
7qrtDseat edited by Harriet Beecher Stowe,
assisted by Mrs. Mary T. Dodge, with Grace
Greenwood. Madame lie Vert and other able
contributors. Terms for 1863 Single copies
ST. invariably IL advance; 8 copies SO; )
copies SIS. Any one sending us $f5 for a
club Of IS copies (all at one time), will re-
ceive a copy free. A specimen copy of the
first number sent free. Address Pettengil.
Bates & Co, Publishers, 81 Park Row, New
York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

" No CUSTOMER MUST BE ALLOWED TO
LEAVE THE STORE UNsUPPLIED. ."-That is
one Of the orders given at Oak Hail, Phila-
delphia, for the present crisis. Not that
the sa!esmen are to be rudeIy importunate.
OF to try to over-persuade any one, but that
such pains shall be taken ard accommodation
made on prices that all will, of their own
free accord, desire to buy. 1t Is in many
respects uufortionate to have TO interrupt
the regular course Of their fall and winter
business which was so brisk and heavy yet
the misfortune of the death of 4 partner is
Unavoidable. and one compensation which
the house will receive for its present sacri-
fee of goods will be many new customers
who will lie first brought to Oak Hall by
this opportunity Of making a good trade.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

CHOICE CoNFECTIoNs-W were requested
to put in a flaming advertisement about Mr..
A. II. Faller's immense stock of good things.
but found it impossible to attend to it this
week. Still we trust that DO one will forget
that this is the night on which little stock
ings are to be filled in order that little hearts
may be made happy tomorrow morning.
and not forgetting this they should remem-
Der that Mr.. Faller has the most complete
stock of the finest candies, candy toys, raj
sins. figs. nuts, gum drops, and all other
sweetmeats. ever brought to Ebensburg. and
which he is determined to sell at exceedingly
low prices. Store in west end of Cambria
House, on High street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

YOUNG AMERICA FOR JANUARY-There
is always a great hurrah among the chill
dren when Young America arrives. Its
stories, its puzzles. its pictures. possess an
irresistible attraction, and induce lots of
boys and girls to beg at bed>time for just
.shalf an hour more.'' The January num-
Der is the third issue since the enlargement,
ard is one of the most interesting and at
tractive that has been published. Parents
and teachers should bear in mind that it is
the only Juvenile periodical that confines IL
self to sketches of an absolutely truthful.
natural character. Publication Office, S3S
Broadway, n. Y. 1t $3.50 yearly
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

4 HAPPY CHRIsTMAs-May everybody
enjoy a happy Christmas. and may peace
and plenty abound among all classes and
communities. May the rich give to the
poor, and may those who wish to make a
little money being a great deal of happiness
and many store goods, go at once to the
cheap mercantile emporium of II. a. Shoe
maker & Co.'S who have a stock partcu lar
" suited for halliday sales. and who give as
much for the same amount OF money as any
dealers in the State. See Harry and save
money.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

ALL THE RAGE.-Ihe ladies have evident
ly found out where to buy what they need
at the most reasonable prices, for oily last
week Mr.. Il. r. Davis received two dozen
of beautiful cloth skirts, and now he has
but one of them left. II has ordered more
OF them. however, and Is determnd to sup
ply every lady who calls with these hand-
some and comfortable articles, as well as
with all otter goods for personal and house.
hold use.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

On CALL! On CALL!-O. X. Hall. or
Oak Hall Clothing store, Johnstown, is the
place to get ones money back. Leopold &
Brother sell splendid well made clothing, at
their store on Main street, half distance be-
tween franklin and Clinton streets. See
Oak Hall on the awning.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

New SCHEDULE railroad company
has out a new schedule, and 50 has L. Cohen
& Brother, New York Clothing Hall. y
Main street. Johnstown. The fare is re-
duced ten per cent. while the new made mp
clothing is ten per cent. better than ever
was made heretofore.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

DEMoREsr's MoNTHLY-Everyl lady wish
es for at least one magazine, and husbands
and fathers can fud no other in the whole
range uf periodical literature that will prove
so useful. SO welcome, or so good an invest
ment as Demorest's. 1t is fashionable with
out being frivolous. full of good, sensible
suggestions, and of really valuable infogma-
ton in regard 70 dress. the household, and
whatever pertains to woman's work. Send
for 1.-THE price is merely nominal. So, with
an honest premium. Published at 473
Broadway, New York.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

Farmer. for horse stealing and larceny,
was sentenced to years and months i'm
pris0nment in the PenteDtiary Andrew
Sick, for horse stealing. to 2 years and 3
months imprisonment, and John Launy, for
larceny. was sentenced to years in the
same institution.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

CHAsTE AND ELEGANT.-Any lady desi-
ring to purchase dress pattern or other ar
ticle of wearing apparel. can scarcely fail to
be pleased with the choice selection of goods
of every description offered for sale at the
store of J. Patton Thompson. II there is
any style of goods particularly desirable
Thompson is always sure to have it, and
having it, he is always willing to sell at the
most moderate prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

AT no time of the year does the human
heart expand to greater dimensions than
during the holidays. and as we are now on
the eve of that expansion. it is just in place
to say that those beautiful new goods which
Vallie Barker visited the East to buy, and
selected with SO much taste, have been re-
ceived and opened for the inspection Of all
corners, and that they will be sold at very
low prices simply because buyer and seller
both feel particularly happy at this joyous
season.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

THE Snow. THE SNow.-That is VII at
the eope call the white mantle which
covers the earth. If any one wants a man
tie to cover himself withal, let him 90 to
J. J. Murphy's clothing store, Johnstown,
sign Of the Star" and get a new suit of
clothes for the holidays. He keeps on Gin
tun street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

GRANT says that he will not give an Of
fee to any one who asks for it, and Leopold
Mayor. Johnstown, says he will sell goods
to any one who asks for them. Dry goods
of every style. fancy goods, furs, and winter
goods generally. Good goods, cheap goods,
fashionable goods, choice goods. Then go
Main street, near Market.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

I am afraid l am crowding on your elbow.
as the Institute will require a large local
notice ! hope the Institute well. and trust
it will constitute an era in education. Let
no destitute teacher neglect to go-or. at
least, send a substitute and when there let
him not prostitute his talents in idle discus
sicns The State should restitltte the loss
tie teachers sustain, by attending. if intend
ing to do right, but not for cORteRding. The
subtend,ng of angles and the extending of
lines may do, but the distending of nostrils
10 making hidoous speeches is wrong and
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-12-24

The Foster HoUsE-When you go to
Jchnstown during the holidays enquire for
the Foster House, kept by VIM. Linton.
Esq. Any man, woman OF child who eats
a dinner at the Foste: House will get the
worth of his money in the choice substan-
tials of lie. which are after all, the best
body guard" people can have.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

FUN AMONG THE POLIIlCiANS.
Especial dispatch by International Line.I
PORTSMOUTH, March 19.-About 5000 people
turned out to-day to witness the fulfiiment OF
a novel election bet by Mr. True ".Johes,
brother of Mayor Jones, late Democratic can
didate for Senator By the terms OF the bet,
If Hartman was elected Governor Mr.. Jones
was to carry a sack Of meal weighing one
hundred pounds, strapped to his back, from
Mobiles Island bridge to Greek bridge without
resting, distance one mile and third. He
was accompanied by the Portsmouth Cornet
Band and attendants, with the Union flag and
banner inscribed, "This bag is but slight
representation Of the burdens of taxation that
weighs heavy upon the Laboring Glasses OF
this Country" Next came large delegation
of Republicans, headed by the Union Cornet
Band, with a-war flag and banner, with the
following inscriptions i-"What caused LaXa-
tion?" Answer, "The War" who caused
the WARP" Answer, "The Democratic Party"
The streets CD both sides were lined with peo-
pie and hundreds of carriages blocked the
streets. The feat was successfully performed,
and Mr.. Jones was received with tremendous
cheering on completing the task. Mr.. Samuel
AAoA0oii, " hOPun'iOdu, Oheu SuOuluereu the
bag OF meal and. without strap or music, car
ried it back over the same route, attended by
cheering crowd of friends, and was enthusiasts
tleally applauded. Horton won the bag of
meal and bet of ten dollars. The bag was
sold at auction for forty-nne dollars for the
benefit of Mr.. Horton. A. G.. Sides, the pur-
chaser, gave it back to Mr.. Horton. Jones
time, p minutes; Horizons time, II minutes.
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g Q NJ Nj fSEs
New v ork Stock and Money Market.

:, New YORK, March 1876 P. Money active
EXCHANGE dull at 1884,: Gold quiet at 1885, Govern
ments steady. The tJlowng ale the quotations =
Coupon SIS 1851 11oE nv; do 1862 1857 a 1i9I; do
aT9f lG,s g i0a5; DO 1865 oi3 iOs 10 january
a aa0l July, u @ o6s do 1867, 1869 e 1917 1C-lCs
Stocksastrong wi h a general advance. Central
toucaed i239 an Erie 72s Western shares buoyant,
Paeihc Mail l10e; Ohio X Mississippi 30t; Central.
l224 Ere 5ls; kadin 92l Michigan Southern, 50
Sleyeiand q r1ttsburg, OF; Toledo lOiS; Chicago &
M9rth western, C5 do preferred, 1897 Rock Isand
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tore to Let.

NO. 80 Union, upper store in the Book, and next
~ to MIDI e street. Inquire OF the subscriber at
No Cot on st. j. COLBY
Mar 6-cOOu
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WEST INDIES,
GREAT VICTORY OF THE HAYTIEN REBELS

GREAT VICTORY OF THE HAYTIEN REBELS :
TROUBLE WITH FRANCE.
HAVANA, March 1S-Dates from Jacmel to
February I'D, say that President Salnaye and
his army were surprised thirty miles from
Cape Haytien, and defeated. He was pursued
by the armed peasantry IN overwhelming force
and sustained great loss.
Deorme is at Port-au-Prince, proclaiming
victories that never have been won.
The French Admiral has demanded the
payment of Hayten arrears to France, for the
last three years. In case of an unsatisfactory
reply, he is, according to instructions, to seize
the Custom House. and collect payment him.
self
Conscriptions are active, and there seems to
be special design against wealthy families
senior Cawalha, wealthy gentleman, had to
pay $4,000 or be impressed into the service.
other wealthy persons have escaped in female
ATTIRE, or hid in foreign Consulates. Caco reb-
els manifest no desire for blOodshed They
disappear tor while, and then suddenly tai
upon the troops OF Sainave. All c0mmurica-
ton between Cape Hayten and Port au-Prnce
il cut off, The blacks hail Gen. Solomon who
is expected from England III April The mu-
lattoes are alarmed, remembering the fate of
the eXiled delegations; others proclaim in IA
yor OF Gen. Faubert. The Hayten Chambers
have voted q subsidy OF So 900 in favor of
steam line to connect Port au- Prince Con
aives. Jeremie, Aux Caves, .Jacmel, Kingston
aud New York.
Sainaye limits his term of office TO four
years, and promises to abolish the death pen
atty for any political offence; also to allow no
more French clergy in the country. The Hay
ten government offers the use of a steamer to
lay an international cable that is to touch that
island. It also guarantees the company divi-
dend on the stock, amounting to twelve per
cent. The shares are 500 each
JAMAICA.
Kingston (Jamaca) dates TO the LIST inst.
state that the American steamer Esttlla has
been condemned. The Government has ap-
propriated $4,000 per year for the education
OF negroes. The tenure OF Governor Grants
appointment, which was seven years, has been
reduced. La the Judiciary MIR. Kerr will sue
coed Mr.. Edwards, who retires from the Su-
preme bench. Quarantine is enforced against
all vessels from st. Thomas Porto Rico, st.
John and Sana Cruz Vessels are in demand
IN consequence. The Govern ,rship of st.
Kits is reported to have been offered to Eyre.
The present Governor of that island has been
appointed to the Goverhorship of Barbadoes,
Governor Walker having been relieved. Mr.
Franklin, agent Of the International Telegraph
Company, has applied to the Legislature for
authority to land cables to connect Cuba, Ja-
macia and A>pinwall; also TO put up a land
line across Jamaica.
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TO Let.

THE Second story of the lower store in Donrells
a u new block, opposite Woodlands, corner o. MID
dle and Vine streets. Said room Is 100 feet BY a.
II has 20 wind VS. in it, very wide handsome en-
trance on middle s., and Is The best room ,or any
Jobbing business, TO let in the city. Apply TO
w. +. PHILLIPS Il Co.
January "a. eodtf
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OHIO.
THE MAGNOLIA DISASTER.


CINCINNATI March 18.-The Magnolia had
120 passengers aud forty members Of the crew.
Fltty-seven are known to have been saved
The boat took Are Immediately after the
boilers exploded, and after the remaining uD-
per works were destroyed, some powder in the
magazine exploded, destroying the hull, which
sunk. Many OF the passengers Jumped over
board and were drowned, and others were
burned, among these the caotain. The boat
was values at $4,000, on which there was an
insurance of $4,000.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-It is now ascertain
ed there were one hundred and forty persons
on the steamer Magnolia, eighty of whom wei
lost A full list of the names of the lost can
not be learned, as the books and papers were
destroyed.