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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-15
MIsHLRR,S HERB BITTERs
POR VOuNf, MEG.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hu-
name view of treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
sep23-3mdSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-15

Principal Agency, Brandreth House. New
York.
Sold by all Druggists. sepl7-ImdGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-15
WASHINGTON COUNTY
r. A / r.!
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

n Station at 1870 A. NJ, on Wednesday
and Thursday, october II and Is, for WASH
IngtOn, Pa 200
kETURNING-Leave Washington at 1870
Fare for the round trip. the same as single
ticket one way.
Wheeling on Wednesday and Thursday,
octi4.2t w.D. BURTON, supt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16

The Rev. Gilbert Haven says OF
Speaker COICax: 'His face is ban
quoting house" WHh an eating house
in Colfax's face ard q drinking saloon in
Grants, the Radical ticket, we should
say, ought to have comfortable race of
it,-PrcHtce
Tho best sign in the world Of the
strength of the Democratic nominations
for President ard Vice President, is the
disappointment aud rage with which Rad
icIl newspapers and politicians receive
them. Greeley fairly foams at the mouth
when he reflects upon his failure to divide
tie Democracy by suggesting Chase az a
candidate.
II is a significant: fact that Butler
was not Invited t. IieDderson's marriage.
It is said lie inteud=i u present Of silver
ware bad he been asked TO come Miss
Foote ID reported to have withheld him
N invitation for The double reason that
many valuable presents would be exposed
to view, and because she did not wish TO
receive silver service marked wish initials
ot .il.er people.
About ten . U'clock, a. NJ, July 10Th,
tie building used by the Reno Torpedo
Company, for the filing of torpedoes and
tie storage Of powder, was blown up. p
I. MuDson, who was ut work in the
bdi!ding, vas blown through the air
some FIVE hundred feet. and came down a
zhsPc!es9 body. The windows in houses
for quarter of Fl mile were broken
Loss, about five thousand dJllara.
.-If ID uns Of tEe "signs of the times"
that Gen. Grant, on bis late trip from
Washington To Cincinnati, in the cars, al
though noanced that he was on the
road, was not noticed at any one Of the
stations between the two cities-not even
n the g~eat Radical city to which he wa.
bound ! There was not even a bonquot
sent % him by lady The fact is the
reoPle have nearly forgotten he is a can>
d.dtte.-N 7. H.raA.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
PROTECTION.

We are unlcr obligations 10 Hon. D
J. MoHRELL, Membe. Of Gnagrcss frc.
this district, for = copy sf the report frot,
his committee on the subject Of tho '"Pro-
tectiTe Policy and Narehousing Sysaem.' -
We have not had leisure TO examine ii
fully, but find il contains, besides come
original views, resolutions OF political con
veRtions, of manufacturing societies, and
opinions of individual statesmen on the
Tariff question.
If Mr.: Morrell wonld reduce the bur
dens Of taxation and relieve the necessities
of the people, why don't he vote 10 aboI-
isl the Freedmen's Bureau and the mill.
tary governments established over por-
iiou of the United States by the Rump
Congress? SO long as these drafts upon
the treasury are continued, it will bs yaiE
to attempt to remove the burdens from a
ax-riddeE people.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
Political ana News Itoms.

"A grandson of the late President
Harrison has just committed suicide near
Cincinnati.
An old lady Of seventy years, out in
Iowa, surprised herself and everybody
else By producing a nine-pound baby the
other day.
AT Philadelphia, on Sunday Rev
VIM. O'Hara was consecrated Bishop of
Scranton, and Rev. j. +. Shanahan,
Bishop of Harrisburg.
The death Of Sam'l Lover, the great
Irish novelist, song writer and lecturer, is
announced by recent cable dispatches.
He was II years of age.
In 1864 Grant SAID that his ''tastcs'
did not lead him to the Presidency. ILL
ton as authority, 1t is safe to inquire, DO
not Grants ''tastes" lead him to the BARI
Aaron Alpeoria Bradley, the mulat
to Jail bird of Sing Sing, is State Sena>
tor in Georgia. He Is a candidate for
the u. S. Senate, and has large claims.
He is "trooly loil."
"A desperate lover in Ohio committed
suicide, leaving note expressing his
hope OF meeting Susan in the next world.
Unless he gives his address more fully,
she may have difficulty in findiCg him.
Upwards OF twenty-five hundred
honorabiy discharged soldiers, six hundred
of whom were general officers, attended
the Democratic Soldiers National Cons
vention at New York. So says the
Herald
Two white men, disguised as negroes,
went to a Iady's house in Baten Rouge
parish, La, not long ago, and after rob-
bing her made her get supper for then.
She put few grains of stryShnine in the
coffee and killed them.
The Cairo Democrat says: "On
the I'd day of July lady livisg on Goose
Island gave birth to three chilhen-two
boys and one girl. The mother and
children are doing web, and the father
proposes TO leave the country"
The Revolut;o'a hints that national
convention of disaffeoted Radicals will be
held at Chicago in September to nominate
for the Presidency ''some sound man." on
a platform of universal suffrage, the
''rights of labor, greenbacks and free
trade"
"A new par.or toSNis a magnetic fish
cut from strips OF paper and colored in
imitation of nature. If the palm of the
hand be moistened and the fish placed
thereon, it writes in various ways, though
invariably following the pulsation of the
wrist,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
Z. T. NEF Frs { co
Patriot Office, Harr!soGrg, Pa.
s g'AUTION. - Notice is hereby

s 'AUTION. - Notice is hereby
- given that I am the sole o1gne7. of the
RIGHT to manufacture aud sell "BgHTLEY's
NoE-EXPLOSIYE METRoPoLITAN On" in
Cambria county, for which have an assign
mont Of Letters Patent, and that any rersJn
or persons manufacturing or selling II. or
anv imitation of It. By lrlsglsre' name II mag
je kHolrH, without fist obtaining authority
from me, will bc proceeded against by due
course IF law, and suhjectc! to such penal
lies and fines as are imposed 10y Jaw.
The following named persons have pur-
chAse.i rights from me, and are authorized -
manufacture and sell the Metropolitan Oil
Christian Reich. for Suumitvil'e borough
and Washington township John Buck, for
Csrrollt0wn borough and Carroll, Chest and
SusquchanEa Townships. Any other par
ties making or selling the OH, or any imita-
ion thereof, without producing written au-
thority from me, are infringing upon my
right and they ard those purchasing from
them Will be dealt with according to law,
n l.. OATMAN.
Ebensbprg, Nay q, 1868.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16

Clubs may begin at any time after the pre-
sent date, and viii be furnished with the paper
from the time at which the order i made. until
November p, 1868, which period will include
the entire political Canvass ANA the result of tho
Presidential Election. IHE CASH must accom-
panY every order.
The PATRIoT is n large double sheet. Of ci-hs
pages, and viii contain NOR REAn8 c aArTlE,
each week, than any othtr ca npaign paper pub
Hshcd. j. will support most rneztly ami
zra}ously the principles and nominees of tho
Democratic Pdrty, and viii not hesitate 20 ex-
hDit, III their true light, the monstruus political
heIesieS OF tie day, or u expose The cOuup'i.n5
and usurpAt ons Of the party 1T present 10 power.
Every thinking who has hitherto 1poseI
the Democracy, shDgid read the PArRiOT.
Every Democrat Nhy desires the dis. .eminrtion
OF p li-ical trutT, should assist rs in C r,u'atug
the PARROT. The great struggle for The pre-
servation oil the Republic is at hand The foes
OF Liberty, the advocates Of TnE Emp RI. are
already il the field. why stand " c here illey'
Democrats OF Ienusy ylvauiI, le. Us prepare for
the fight AIdress
=. Z. MEYERS & co
Patriot Office, Harrisburg, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
TENHEALTOONA WARE HOUSE co.,
WHOLESALE
Dealers and Commission Merchants

Corner Virginia 81. and Plank Road,
VIII keep constantly on hand a large and
we'll selected assortment OF FLOUR. FEED.
SALT, FISH, GRAIN, COAL, LINE, SAND,
&c AT wholesale, in Altoona City, ana
the adjoining counties can be supplied with
the leading articles generally used by them
az city and mill prices.
All kinds of country pro duce received and
paid for in cash, or sold on commission
Prompt returns viii be made.
Storage furnished for all articles, such as
floor lumber, shocks. shingles. etc.
Articles will be delivered 10 purchasers
or sent 10 freight warehouse.
Having the only house where goods by
the car load can be removed at the door,
thus saving draynge, our customers viii re-
ceiye the benefit of it.
Price currents vii. be sent weekly to per-
sons desiring them.
THE ALTOONA WAREHOUSES co.
Altoona, April 50, ,S6S.-tf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16

RADTCAt RESTORATION good ef-
f-cts are permanent II not only restores
the color OF the hair, but the quantity and
natural gloss;ness This Is said by every
one usinF Ms. s 4 AELEH's TvlpoyED
(nssr Styi=l HAZE REsToRER or DRESSING.
On one js1tle.) Every Druggist sells ii.
Price OHs Dollar. jul 9.-lm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
Letters from Mr.. PenaletOn.

Below we publish the letter from Mr..
Pendleton, withdrawing his name, as well
as one of an older date strongly endorsing
Mr.. Seymour for President Ihey'treathe
a pure spirit of patriotism and will endear
their author still more to his hosts of warm
friends throughout the country.
CINCINEAr1. June %, 1868.
My DEAR SIR: You left my Office this
morning before was aware Of it. / sought
you vt home, but you were not there. |
must say what l want To by note. As soon
rs you get to New York see Governor Ssy-
mour. You know what was nv feeling
before and after l heard FROM him last fall
lie is to-day the foremost man in our party
in the United States. His ability, cultiys-
ton and experience put him At the head Of
our statesmen. lie commands my entire
confidence. l would rather trust him than
myself with the delicate duties Of the next
four years. You know l am sincere. Make
him feel this, and that he can rely on ne
and my friends. have a natural pride, al
honest pride, / believe in the good will ..f
my coEntrymen. Bot you, better than any
cue else, know that it is neither ego;istioni
OF oVerruling, aId that | am really aux-
ious to give up the nomjaati N To anybody
who can get one single vote more than my
self. Express this frankly to the Governor,
but cecately, and let lin understand nv
views of men and measures IS | have FIRE
quently given them Il you. Good by0. GOD
bless YOU. Yours.
GEORGE II. FENpLrrJS
TO Wash. McI.-an.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16

EVERYBODY seems to be buoyed up with
the hope that the country will Seymour
peace aud prosperity after the coming Pres
idential election than has been GraRt-ed to
il since the good old days Of Democratic rule.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16

CsE THE BEsT.-BIudes' EEpioHtal La
5ricafors are a med!ca! preparation in the
form OF a Ldzeugc, and ara universally con-
i3eredzhe most pleasant, convenient and ef-
fec;uai remedy IN Use for Hoar seucss. Cuughs
Colds, Groups. C,ltar-h, Asthma, BroI chiiis,
Diptheria. end ell Pulmonary Complaints.
They are wAHEAETEr t. give quicker and
more lasting benefit in the above affections
than any other remedy. Also to contain no
deleterious ingredient, and not - offead the
weakest aud laost sensitive Stomach.
Bluies' Constitution PRS are 60 called be
cause Of their peculiar effect upon she Liver,
Stomach, Blood and Nervous System. FuE
inactivity OF the Liver. for the Stomach in
arrangement, or DYSPEPSIA, they viii. de
light the patient with their mild and bene>
fetal effect, especially if after long continued
indgestioa aud costiveuess, th~y are left
with periodical returns Of the Sick Headache.
In case of a severe cold. producing Chills
and Fever, you can break it very soon by
using the Pills as per directions with each
box. JOHN II. BLADES {, CO,
au2S ~ Propretors. Eimira, y. Y.
For sale by all Druggists % CTS. per box.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16

hAs prov 81 Itself to lie tse most perfect pr p =
ration tar the Hair ever offered TO the public TO
Restore Gray Hair to its Original COIor,
anl crcNte = new growth whore il has fallen OF
Ivo5 disease oE Haturri decay.
b icR Preccl.t -.s Rai- from 1;7',iHg oz!
Al who use !E are Unanimous in awarding Il
the praise Of being the best Hair Dressing x
tart.
Oar Treatise on tha Hair sent free ~ mail
NASUFACTCKEp ONLY EY
L. P. HALL & co, sshGa. y H. Prop'ss
F,r sale BY all druggists. Uu. Gin
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
.We helieve il is not entertained /

We believe it is not entertained By
the friends of Governor Seymour TO send
him out of the way to avoid writing let
ters or answering questions. General
Grant was thought even too stupid to re-
main at home he had to be exiled,
where he may talk horse and dog.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
The following is Mr.. Pend)ctoa's srcou,
letter:

ia iOLCWiDg is MF- IeudiCtou's ) ECCou
letter:
CISCTESATI, July 2
Washington McLzan, Fyh Aysnu: Ho!3,
Mao York
My DEAR SIR You know better than
any one the feelings snd principles which
have guided my conduct siuce the suggestion
Ot my name fa- the Presidential. nvIninati.n.
Yau know that while / cJret TIE gooi ogn
ION Of my countrsmcu, and would feel an
honest pride in so distinguished a mark Of
thcir couflcncc, Do not desire Il at the *
pense Of one single electoral vote (3-eat aP
p.auae), or of the least distlrbal CO Of the
harmony Of orr party. | consider the sue
cess Of tha Dem cratic a"!y 1t tbe mex;
election q far greater importance than the
qualification Of any persJEai ambition. how
ever pure and iotty it inight lie cloud
chccr-,) II, therefore. 4: any time d naoe
shall Ue suggested which. iR the opinion %
yourself and those friends who have shared
our confidence, shall be stronger before tke
country, or which can more thoroughly uuit-
our own party. beg that you viii iustankv
withdraw nay name, aud pledge u the Ccm
vention my hoTIy aud Jealous and ss,iye
support tor lis uOniGec.
Very truly yours,
GEORGE il pESELEEoI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
Democratic County Ticket.

PcR REPRESENTATIVE:
Capt. jobs PORTER, Washington TIP
FOR PROTHOTOTART
Capt. J. K. HITE, Johnstowu.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
L. ?. TIERNEY, Esq, Ebensburg
TER COMMISSIONER
MAURICE MCNAMARA, Johns:oSn.
FOR POOR HOUSE pIRECTOE:
CHRISTIAN SNYDER, JackDn TIP.
FOR AUDITOR:
JAMES Null Allegheny Up.
FOR SURVEYOR:
HENRY SCANLAN, Carrolltowu.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
Cor. 2o and Wood Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
THE CAMPAIGN PATRIOT.
FOR YARD, F'OR TIE RTGHTg

The WEEKLY PATEIoT viii be published fer
the campaign at the following rates
One hundred COMES. TO one address So CO
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
Democratic state Ticket.

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
HON. CHARLES Z, BOYLE,
Of Fayette County.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16

FoP SURVEYOR GENERAL:
GEN. WELLINGTON II. ENT,
Of Columbia County.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-16
Democratic National Ticket.

RoR VICE PRESIDENT
GEN. FRANK =. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

PRINCE JOHN. John Van Buren
once sauntered into one of our city
courts, and seated himself beside q
friend who was conducting an impor.
tant suit After several questions
had been put and'exceptions taken,
Mr. Van Buren,, thinking that the ru-
ling Of the Bench was little odd,
asked, in his peculiarly quiet way
"Who is on the other side in this case,
besides the Judge ?"
On another occasion, some years
back, when the Hudson River Rail
road was being built, ''Prince John"
happened TO be passing few days at
"Undercif," the beautiful country
seat of General George p Morris, at
Cold Spring. The Zine of Road was di-
rrctly in front of the house, and men
wore at work exeavating the ground
in which TO place the ties. Not hay
ing seen anything of the kind before,
the General asked What are those
little narrow pits tory' "Those, my
dear General, replied Mr. Van Buren,,
"are grdUcS for little stockholders !"
Such, we believe, was the financial re
suit to the early investors in that un-
dertaking.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
IN Editor at Church.

The editor Of the Forest county
Press accidently found himself at
church the other evening, under the
following circumstances. Hear him
ednesday night we run out OF
oil, and not having small change TO
replenish the can-having changed
it all off for larger bills during the
day, and not caring to break TWEEN
ty for gallon of Olive concluded
to attend the religious meeting. Our
preacher, Rev. Creary, appears to be
zealously devoted to his labors, AL
though the attendance is not so large
as it might be. After an earnest ser
mon, there was season of prayer,
when the good minister requested all
who were fol- Christ to rise TO their
feet, and there didn't appear to be
anybody for Christ, such is the uncon-
cern--elcetera-and we are no better
than our neighbors in this res pect
Confidentially, now, next time you
Just request all for Christ to keep their
seats, and see what big majority
there will be. We are not a preacher,
so to speak, nor even n Christian man,
but human nature is a broad study,
and can be pursued even down in
to hog pen. The services have been
continued for about two weeks, in
which our clergyman has had very
little assistance, and we believe some
members have been added to the
church"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

misunderstood THE Text. - A
worthy deacon hired n iourneyman
farmer from n neighboring town for
the summer, and induced him--al.
though he was unaccustomed to church
going-tc accompany tho family to
church, on the first Sabbath of his
stay. Upon their return to the dea-
cons house, he asked his hircd man
how he liked the preaching. lie re-
piled:
81 don't like to hear any ministers
preach politics"
81 am very sure you heard no poll
tics today" said the deacon.
81 am as sure that did, said the
man.
"Montion the passages" said the
deacon.
al will He said. If the Democrats
scarcely are saved whore will the un-
godly and the Republicans appear g"'
"Ah," said the deacon "you mistake.
These were the words-'lf the right
eous scarcely are saved, whore will the
ungodly and the sinner appea
"Oh, yes" said She man, "he might
have used those words, but / knew
deuced well ,ohdi he meant"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
Vampyres Faftemi,,g. /.

We have heard loyalist talk about
the "lie-bood of the enation," and that
large national debt was "a national
blessing" Tho New York Day Book
in exposing this species of devillry
and downright robbery says: Jay
Cook is worth fifteen millions of dol
lars. lie made this huge fortune in
manipulating that "public blessing"
the three thousand million debt.
Six millions Of working men are
sweating and toiling TO keep mp the
interest on this fifteen millions made
in four short years, and the interest on
the balance ofthree thousand millions,
other money bloaied non-producers
hold, in shape Of public bonds. The
mechanic works ten hours a day I;
three hours a day, he tolls for the Jay
Cook tribe, who quarterly expect
their interest. The workingman pays
for all he or his family require, double
what he would otherwise have to pay,
had we none OF the Jay Cook class of
public bondholders TO take care Of
The Jay Cook Co., the great capital
lists of the country, live in luxury, and
have notan earthly want unqualified !;
while starvation is taking place in the
ruined South, and hundreds of thou
sands in the North are approaching
that condition Oily tongues, and
faeilc pens, are painting the "blessings
Of a public debt" while penury and
want are spreading over the land.
The riches Of the bondholders are the
burdens Of the people.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

Toial........-2,ol0,l69 2,I34,5a
This statement is arrived at by
taking all the interesting and full
elections which were held in those
States in 1867, and where no such elec
tons were held in that year, borrow.
ing the figures from the previous year
-ls66-which will give very fay.
orable aspect TO the returns from the
Republican party because it was much
stronger before hepeople in 1867. Ii
the States of Indiana, Illinois, Miuhi
gan, Iowa, and Missouri, lying togeth
el in the West, contiguous to each
other, there were Republican MAORI
ties given at the elections in 1866
amounting to the large aggregate oi
one hundred an fifty-two thousand
six hundred and seventy-nino. Il
elections had been held in those State:
in 1867, elections which would have
called out the full vote, would have
induced complete expression of the
voice Of the people uponp public affairs
no one can doubt that tho greater
portion Of this aggregate of one hun
dred and filty.two thousand Of politi
cal maiorities would havo been swept
away. Instead of their amounting &c
that large number they would most
likely have not been over twenty OF
thirty thonsandaltogethcr; and ifyou
took the same proportion OF loss that
occurred in the State OF Ohio in 1867
as compared with the previous year
this aggregate majority would have
been eithor wiped out altogether OF
reduced to an Insignificant amount.
But, sir, | have not made any cor
reotion Of the numbers as they appoa,
upon the face of the returns. have
taken the elections for 1867, as far as
those elections were full, and the elec
tions for the previous year, where lat
or information could not be obtained
This statement commences with Maine
and goes through all the States repre-
sented in Congress at this moment,
lhAiAAihH NNNii bhN NNbihitiou Vi DIOWl
low. Tennessee is included, and ev.
cry other State represented in the
Senate. The aggregates made up in
the manner | have described are Of
Democratic and Conservative votes
2,Ol9,l69, and Of Republican votes
2,l34, ,554, giving an apparent Repub-
lican majority ia the represented soc
tions ofthe United States of ll5,3S5
That is the result of the figures, anc
upon total vote amountingto l,ll9.
723.
Here you have in these election re-
turns the voice Of the people Of the
United States as pronounced at the
latest periods at which we can have 9
due aud clear and satisfactory inyosti
cation, and have made up this state
ment not in partial or unfair man
ner, but in one which is liberal ant
] favorable to the Republican party