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cords the doom of those who have tram
pied in the dust every principle of right
guaranteed by written Constitution to
sovereign and independent people; of those
whose political and moral turpitude is SO
rank that ''it smells to heaven" and calls
for vengeance and rebuke. 1t means the
end of the reign of terror inaugurated by
the tyrants who have usurped powers not
delegated to them as members of the Ma
tiOnal Legislature, and who, in their blind
fury, have forgotten that they are the SER
wants of the people. 1t means the triumph
of the Democratic candidates in November
next, when the people will, in the majesty
of their power, rescue the country from
the hands of those who have proved un-
faithful in all things for the past seven or
eight years, and whose only desire is to
perpetuate their power, even at the sacri-
flee of their country's liberties, mountains
of treasure and rivers of blood. Sunday
Mercury
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GPECIAL NOTICE.-C. T. Roberts
- is Agent for the SINGER SEWING MA
CHIMES. Selling at city retail prices. Call
and see at the Clock, Watch and Jewelry Store,
High street, Ebensburg. C. T. Roberts is the
Agent for the GROVER & BAKER SEWING
MACHINES. Selling at city retail prices
Come and get one. High street. Ebensburg
at the Clock, Watch and Jewe'ry Store. G
T. Roberts is Agent for the HOWE SEWING
MACHINES. Selling at city retail prices.
Parties wanting good Sewing Machine will
do well to call on the subscriber before purcha
sing, as he keeps all the needles, oil, thread,
etc, which are hard to get if you buy your
Sewing Machines from any but local agents.
Ebensburg, July %, 1S6S-1m.
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L chorus, why are these bonds so heavy!'
Entire Company.
Z at the request of some of the most re-
spectacle families, Hiram Grant will ex-
hiblt few steps from his celebrated
"tangle leg breakdown" (received re-
Gently, on Sunday p. M, with bursts
OF applause, in Warrington, D Co.
after which Uncle Jessie" will enter
tain the audience with a few reminis
cences OF Hy's Juvenile precocity. intro
ducIng, among others. the Monkey"
and "jack-aSs" stories.
3 Grand feat with spirometer,
Herr Washburn.
Some heroes in blue, who have bled in the
Quartermaster's Department, will sing
"Where was l when the battle rageth!"
and
''Dear mother, I've come home 20 eat 20
3 Ditty-
"A windy, wrangIing Alderman
With stomach full Of ale,''
Jas. Nye
Trio-"Where now are the Hopes l Cher
ished 20 Wade, Fenton and Curtin.
Duett-"Could Water for Ne"
Yates and Chandler
. speech Simpson Grant
4cLud SCleuCk-
10 PANTOMINE-
Entitled "Ulyss Grant Riding Mule, when
Youth, in a Circus'--
Oiyss CTrant, Samuel Grant.
hlnS- Master, 1gnatius Donelly
Mule (wlthout competitor on any stage,)
Washburne.
CIown, Byron Sunderland
II Song-(By request)-':I know Bank
Butler,
throw series Of Sommersaults.
lS Dance ''Pas-de-Spoils," Boutwell,
IA An Essay on the English Language.
John Cnvode
Is Song-By three months men, and boun,
ty jumpers, with hair parted in the
middle)-
w hen we get to Washing-ton
On! won't we make the rebels run 2"
10 ScrPturai Representation. - Sampson
Staying Philistines with the jawbone of
an ass.
II Impeachment Representation Tom Will
hams staying copperheads with SINH
lar lcecpon.
Is Extravaganza-(Witb a flank noovo
ment,) Hy Grant
:'I'il fight it out on this here line.~
10 Walk around aud song by the entire
Oh amt l glad / got out OBJ de wilder.
ness,
Out obSde wilderness-out oh de wilder
ness" &c.
20 iDance-(Grand tax-de-bonds)-Garfeld.
II The whole to conclude with the side
splitting farce, entitled
IMPEACHMENT, OR, IF WE ONLY HAD HIMio
a. brow beating man from
Dutch Gap, BENNY RutIar
Ad-Interim, HUI s s Grant
Ad-Out-erim. Nod S,oatos
Carpet-baggers, Scallawags, &c., &C., &c.
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Address of the Democratic State
Committee.

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE RooMs,1 !
Clearfeld, Pa, July 21, 1868. {
Democrats of Pennsylvania
THE HOUR FOR WORK HAS coBIEl
We earnestly invite you to organize for
victory.
Attention to details, persevering ener>
gy, organization and discipline will bring
triumph to your principles
Zeal and perseverance in ece,y Demo
crat, and thorough organization in everg
locality, are the true roads to success.
Superficial effort, noise and parade are
valueless. The stake is mighty one, and
must be won by systematic work and
business-like energy.
Pennsylvania is the battle ground. At
the October election the enemy will make
their most determined contest
You occupy the post of honor-the
vanguard of the Democratic party. You
have proven your ability to carry the
State; and individual effort, faith in your
principles and courage III their mainte-
nance moc, will enable you to count your
majority by tens of thousands.
The drift Of the tide is toward you :;
changes are abundant and it is apparent
that the political revulson now in pro-
gress will end in tie utter overthrow of
Radicalism.
Let us labor to deserve SO propitious a
result
We invoke you, then, 10 energetic
action, to close attention to the details Of
your organization. to the formation of
clubs, to the conversion of voters, to the
enthusiastic support of your candida.es-
SEYMOUR, the statesman, and BLAIR, the
gallant soldier.
Let US recognize in their names the
symbols Of change, the representatives of
of hatred to Radicalism, and extending
the hand of fellowship to all who will aid
us in saving the Republic, Conservatives
and Democrats will move forward under
their banner, as mighty phalanx, united,
determined and irresistible
Let your warfare be aggressive. De
fend nothing. The Radicals in power are
responsible for the unhappy condition of
our country. Charge upon them their
extravagances and their crimes. Demand
of them an account for your treasure
wasted, your Union not restored, your
race degraded, your business destroyed
and your Government prostituted.
Let your rallying cries be, a GOVERN
NIENr OF WHITE MEN EQUAL TAXATION :;
ONE CURRENCY FOR ALL
Organize. Organize ! Organize
To work To work To work
BY order of the Democratic State Com
mittee.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
Chairman.
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CTAR NORTHUMBERLAND

CTAR GRECULTUR Works.
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and Con6enseHs, Circular Gross cut Saw Mills.
Vegetable Cutters, Horse Hay Forks. Corn and
Feed Mills, Power Corn Shelters, Dog Powers,
&c. &c.
We wish to call the particular attention of
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demand upon the strength of the animals driv-
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We have made recent Improvements in this
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the ordinary machines it is annoying and fire.
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These Machines are made of suitable sizes
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For sale by our agents and dealers generally.
For full particulars, send for our Illustrated
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RECALL THE TRooPS Seven States
have already passed under the Radical
yoke. They are ''reconstructed'' as we'll
as the most malignant, rebeI-hating radical
heart can wish. These carpet bag mis-
representatives are in their seats in Con-
gress, drawing five thousand dollars a
year, and plotting against the peace Of the
land. The negroes are supreme The
white man is disfranchised and debased.
The Radicals are in complete possession
Of political power in all these States, yet
the troops have not been Withdrawn from
single one of them. 1t will be recollect-
ed that Grant some time ago, on the ad-
mission of Arkansas, issued an ostenta-
tious order directing the withdrawal of his
soldiers Gas soon as practicable" But
not soldier has been withdrawn 1t
never was the intention of Grant and the
Radicals in Congress to withdraw a single
man until after the November election.
Before long the soldiers will be ordered
from Virginia, Mississippi and Texas,
where the Radicals will not need them,
for service in the seven RECONSTRUCTED
States" The Radical promise to recall
the soldiers was not made to be kent.
Grants order was equally false. The
soldiers are needed by the Radicals for
the election next November, and to drill
the black brigades of militia about TO be
armed and equipped under Paine's infa-
nous bill One thousand negroes, drilled
and disciplined by the regular soldiers,
armed and equipped with Springfield
muskets, and furnished with battery of
artillery, are to be employed in every
Southern Congressional district to overawe
the peaceful and unarmed citizens, and to
carry the election at the point of the bay
onet Until this part of the Radical
conspiracy against the liberties of the
people is fully accomplished, the army
viii remain in the Southern States, and
will fully execute the will of It's master,
the Radical candidate for President of TIE
United States. .-HaTrisJury Patriot
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TEE PROSPECT.

If there is any faith to be put in the
"signs of the times" they certainly pre-
sage a glorious victory for Democracy
over Radicalism and the Rump. Never
were the skies brighter. The nominations
Of Seymour and Blair are cordially rati-
fled in every part of the United States,
and feeling is displayed throughout the
whole country which gives prestige to
our cause that must produce triumph.
On the other hand, there is no enthu-
sinsm in the Radical ranks The nomi>
nation of Grant was necessity for them
they had no hope of success but by
bringing his military record to recruit the
depleted ranks Of Radicalism. The result
shows their mistake. There has been
scarcely a demonstration of Radical ap-
probation since the nomination, and
Grant is now travelling Westward so
quietly that we can scarcely learn his
whereabouts. The political fever has sub
sided in the Radical ranks, and all is still
and lifeless. Even Grants name creates
no fervor.
The reason of all this is plain. The
people are tired of Radical rule In
1860 the Democratic party left a united
country, free from national debt, free
from national taxation. Eight years of
Radicalism gives US divided country,
national debt of three hundred millions
of dollars, without any hope of its ever
being reduced under Radical rule. and
taxation that paralyzes every effort of
honest industry. Grant, so far as he is
anything, Is committed to this policy, and
will perpetuate it.
Hence it is that even the name of
Grant creates no enthusiasm. The people
want, they are determined to have,
change. They want the Union restored
they want military governments, which
cost eleven millions month, abolished
they want the Freedmans Bureau,
which keeps carpet-bag Yankees in office
to feed lazy negroes out of our pockets,
discontinued
TIE people desire all this, and the
Radicals are beginning to see it. Hence
they have changed their tactics, and
leaving Grant to take care of himself,
have commenced to utter the viIest SLAM
ders against the Democratic candidate
Tor President. Copperhead, rebels, trai-
ior' ana similar terms, are pressed into
the service by these bread and butter pa
triots. Fortunately for Horatio Seymour
he gave more efficient aid to President
Lincoln in carrying on the war than any
one man in the United States. And
against these Radical ISLANDERS we put the
letters. kilograms aud speeches of President
Lincoln, Secretary Stanton and Governor
Curtin, thanking Governor Seymour, in
the strongest possible terms, for the eff
cient aid he rendered his country at the
time of her greatest trial.
But Radicalism is doomed. The praise
of Grant and the abuse of Seymour will
be equally impotent before the practical
common sense of the American ueonle
we must have peace, we must have a
restored government, and these blessings
can only be secured by the downfall of
Radicalism.
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Greeley says that "truth viii out

Greeley says that "truth viii out.
Certainly, but not from his mouth.
The tax on whisky has been reduced
to accommodate General Hiram Grant on
his Western tour.
.Beecher compares Grant to Wash
ington we presume because Grant has
been successful at. .Brandywine
AN admiror of Hiram Ulysses Grant
says s'he is rich In stable common sense %
That means he can ':talk horse"
Democratic iolliicaSo1s seem 10 be
the 20 everywhere From Maine to
California, apa from Canada to the Rio
Grande, there has beer ore UNIVERSAL
bonfire and illumination, and salute after
salute fred in honor of Seymour and Blair.
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THE SUCCESS
OF the ONE DOLLAR SALE REV
ten In Trade.

NIk furnish at a uniform price Of OSE Dol
w LAR such articles as are used BY every
family, at less price than they are sold by any
Wholesale dealer in New York or Boston
Agents wanted to cooperate with Us in car
ryfng out plan which meets the wants of the
million, and in the disposal of large and va
ried stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Silver Pla-
ted Ware, Watches. Carpetings, &c. Our terms
to Agents are superior to those of any other
hrGI, our circular will show. Those getting
up clubs can secure a piece OF Sheeting. " Watch,
Dress, Sewing Machine, sc FREE OF COST.
check describing an article to be sold feV
Dollar, 10 cts; 20 for 81 ~ for 81 so for
So: 100 for $40, sent BY mail. Send money
0y Registered letter Circulars mailed free to
any address. Agents wanted everywhere.
Address HARRIS PLUMMER.
"a Hanover St., Boston. VI iSs
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"A Georgia correspondent of the
Louisville Journal suggests Democratic
test election for Seymour and Blair, the
polls to be opened on the 18th of August.
and remain open one week, at convenient
piaces In every county in the United
Sfates-returns to be made TO the Central
COMMITTEE of each State. IF an overs
Whelming vote is cast it will send con-
sternatlon into the Radical ranks, and
cheer the hearts of all on the side of con-
stitutional liberty.
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1T WON'T DO.

Radicalism wishes to conceal its crimes
ahGar the smoke of Grants cigar. 1t
thinks that, ike the ostrich, by hiding its
lead in the sand its body is concealed 4;
bat with the Radicals, as we'll as the
ostrich, the Rump sticks out.
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7 q bTtO.
Ebensburg, June 25, 1868.
NEW TAILOR SHOP.-Havino

AZ EW TAILOR SHOP. P.-Havinp
~ opened a TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT in the shop formerly occupied by r.
D, Thomas, few doors east of A. A. Bar
ker's store, the subscriber respectfully in-
forms his old customers and the rest of man.
kind that he is now prepared to mauufac-
ture all kinds of Gents and Youths wearing
apparel in the latest style of the art, with
neatness aud dispatch, and upon the most
reasonable terms. Persons needing work in
my line are respectfully invited to give me
a call. DAVID 7 EVANS
Ebensburg, April 9, 1s6s.-tf
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EXPLODED LIEs.-The ". y SIM :.
leading Republican paper of New York,
speaking of the shameless hes now beino
circulated by Radical journals in regard
to Horatio Seymour, is forced to caution
them that their falsehoods will be all ex>
ploded to the great ultimate DAMAGE of
their party. 1t says:
"We trust that in common fairness
they will not attempt to conceal the fact
that during the same period Governor
Seymour promptly furnished all the troops
called for from the State of New York
and even received the special thanks OF
President Lincoln for this timely aid. and
for the cordial feeling manifested in mis-
communications TO the national govern
ment."
The Radicals feel that they ave no
chance of electing Grant except bv the
most reckless lying bat before they get
through with the campaign the people will
see all their falsehoods exploded, aud the
last prop knocked from under their sinks
ing candidates.
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RADICAL RESTORATION good eff
fects are permanent. 1t not only restores
the cslor of the hair, but the quantity and
natural glossincss. This is said by every
one using Mrs. s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED
(neuo StyLe) HAIR REsToRER or DRESSING
lin one bottle.) Every Druggist sells it.
Price One Dollar. jul. 9.-Im.
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The Last Resort of Tyrants.

The RumP Congress is busily engaged
in passing law to distribute the firearms
belonging to the United States among the
negroes and carpst-baggers of the South.
All the muskets in the United States will
not Perpetuate Radical rule, and the sooner
Radicals make up their MINDS to this the
better
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-30
The Herald Predicts the Defeat Of Presiden
Pierce

From an article entitled General Scott
Prospect of his nomination and Election:"-
Finally, as General Scott is to be the Whig
candidate upon General Taylor's platform,
the Democrats might as well prepare to meet
him. They will get no other candidate from
the Wings. and they will frd no other, as
parties now stand, so hard to beat. In a
word, General Scott will be nominated. and
without letters, promises, principles or
pledges, he may be elected. ."-N. Y. Herald.
Man II, 1852
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Proof Of our statement that va have maia
A COMPLETE
REVOLUTION IN TRADE

can be found in the fact that the immense bus-
mess we have built up has induced multitude
OF SMALL CONCERNS to initiate our club system,
and some by advertising the presents they will
give to agents. seek, unsuccessfuliy, to divert
some Of our business TO them elves. We make
this ammo ulcement simply 10 inform the public
that it will be for their interest to patrouize our
house, as we still continue to OWE BETTER
GOODS AND GREATER INDUCEMENTS To AGENTS
THAN ANY OTHER CONCERN THE BUsINEss
We sell every description of DRY 4 FANCY
GOODS, PLATED WARE. JEWFLRY.
WATCHES, SEWING MACHINES, &c,
&c, for the uniform price Of ONE DOLLAR.
Circulars sent TO any addres: tree
PARKER CO.,
Nos. SS and 100 Sumner St Boston
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY

AZ WAGON, BUGGY AND CARRIAGE
MANUFACTORY-H taken the Wa
gonmaking Shop recently occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Lichty, (who still remains in their employ, J
the subscribers are prepared to manufacture
light and heavy WAGONS, BUGGIES, CAR
R1AGES, and other vehicles, and will guaran
tee all work done by them to be perfectly sub
stantial, neat and satisfactory, while their prices
will be as moderate as those of any manufac-
turer in the country. Repairing of all kind
done promptly and done we'll Give us a call
if you need any work in our line.
THOMAS T. WILLIAMS & BRO.
Ebensburg, June 25, 1868.
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The Herald's Predictions.

The Herald Predicts the Defeat Of President
Polk.
"Of the nomination of Mr.. Polk we hardly
know how to speak seriously. A moro ridi-
culous, contemplate and forlorn candidate
was never put forth by any party.
The singular result of all these laughahle
doings of the Democracy in Baltimore will
be the election of Henry Clay by larger
majority than ever was received by Jackson
or Harrison. ."-Neac YORK Herald, May 81,
1914.
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AUT1ON.-Owing to circumstances
~ am compelled to notify the public that
will not hold myself responsible for any debts
contracted by my husband, Elias D. Jones, nor
by any member of the family without nv writ
ten order. JANE JONES
Ebensburg. July %, ls66.-3t.
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we're swept in the river.
STILL LATER.


BALTIMORE, July &c An immense mum
Der Of persons are out to-day from ali parts
of the city viewing the inundated distTicts,
and thousands are at work cleaning and
making repairs of streets. pavemeets, &C..
and gathering up articles floated away. Fur
niture of all kinds, pianos, tables, chairs
and every conceivable article constitute the
debris. An immense amount of -four, grain,
whisky, sugar, molaeses and cotton was also
lost.
The distress Of people and the suffering is
heartrending. Many cellars are still filed
with water, and fears are entertained that it
may cause sickness. Thousands Of laborers
are at work and more wanted.
The subject is now being seriously agita-
ted to change the channel of jones' falls, and
turn it outside the city. which would cost
seven or ten millions of dollars. Five dead
bodies were picked up near Fort Carroll to-
day. 1t is impossible yet to ascertain the
the number of lives lost. It was first ru-
mored about so many persons losing their
lives in the Granite factory at Ellicott city
Only one or two perished in the works. but
the entire building and machinery are total
~ destroyed. The Northern Central trains
are only able to run from Cockeysville, stages
bringing and taking ont passengers. The
Baltimore and Ohio road continues Interrupt
ted beyond the Relay House, but the Wash
ington branch runs. 1t will be.some time
before the cars on the Northern Central and
Ohio roads run through.