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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-23
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DR.. JOHN FRY,
|. A ealsted by has Daughter,


Having permanently located in Iohpstown. is
Is.ra cd 10 nnsw er all fessional calls and in.
sr4t AR1IFl CfA l. EEIH on genuine Rub
Ter fNuicanit<) Base, OF, il preferred. be will
insert them cII Gold go c2rsts hne), or Silver
ieht nicaiy pure)--bOth of mis- own preparing
GU FIatina, AlumsjuIn, Palladium, Coralite
and Adsnantine Also, the Porcelain teeth.
Extracting. FiiHaas and Cleaning OF Teeth
carefully peElorced, avoiding all unnecessary
pain
He HouId also call sttcrtica to his lew mode
filing teeth with CRY SrAL GOLD. which is
the best preparation syer Introduced for hlliDz
teeth &c eau restore a TooTH To ITS SArUEAL
srArE with his gold, and Elske the kllisg
solid al piece of gold coin. Go aHd have
your teeth exa aEincd every six months at least,
and if there il sA = decay about them have them
flied with CRYSTAL Gold and yCG will EeVer
need artificial teeth. Artificial teeth are good
Substitute, bot they do not compare with ths
nutslral teeth hksn in a hes lthy state
Ali wo[k dOUe la zach manner as not 70 ot
excelled III STYLE, Beauty, Comfort, Lishtness,
DURABILITY and warranted 10 give satisfaction
and BE- karTaless TO the mouth
Samples of his york may be examined BY all
who desie 10 see them. The following speaks
for itseh
TESTIMONIALS
WE, the unders gned, citizens Of Latrobe and
Ligonier, We-tmorelsnd county, Pa, ches riul
ly submit the follo~ing as expressive Of our
estimate of DR. Fry's stilties hentist:
We regard DR.. Fry as naturally adapted To
the profession of his choice. His mechanical
ingenuity has furnished TO his art many invai-
uabic Hodi ihcations and Improvements, and we
deem il due to hiin and the public at large TO
say tlIat from = long and intimate scquaiHt-
ancc, We can confidently recommend him to al
who may feel Interested, as au able, faitiful
and experienced Workman.
LATnopE-Eli Ferguson, N. D, John Nc
Cir, Nj d Rev Jerome kearney, j / Cham
Der, W s Il cad, Iseph 4. Head, Mtchl BoS-
sort, David Wi;lsms
LfcoxIEA-L. T Beam, N. D.. I'm Ash
oon, Jacob Eiches, n II Marker. Esq. jacob
Breniser, Z. Il Joseph Scroggs, u. ID.
LAuGHLIEgToNS-Ro Robeft LoUIAsr, Esq =
G. Armor z. Il
FAkFIrLD-Dr James Taylor. [py Sly
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STORE on MAJN STREET,
EREgSEEggG

RFaFH7 ENHa DefFY @1FfaR
YGgG as4Ig 5ay.A . ! Gl.a.ll ~
I'd AVlNG recently enlarged our stock
4 we are now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices Oar stock cen
slsts of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Icons, Halls aul Aliens Halr Restor-
stiyes. Pills, OinJments, Plasters. Linineuts
Pain Killers Citrate Magresia, Ess Jamaica
Ginger, Pure FlaYorIng Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
RhubaFb. Pure Spices, &c.
ClGARS AND TOB4CCOS,
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and BONDS; Cap,
Post. Commercial and all kinds Of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Pens. Pencils, lrno!d's wiring
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, \ Newspapers, Novels, His
tories. Bibles, Religious, Pray fer and Toy Books,
PenkniVes. Pipes. &c
ESS We have added to our stock lot Of
FINE JEWELRY TO which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies
PHOfOGR APH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail LENNON L MURRAY
July 80, 1868. Eain Street, Ebensburg
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E8ENSgURG FOUNDRY
AGAIN a. EgE.Z BLAST!
fsEM FiRM, NEW GunDNNGS, &c.

HAVESG rarchsscd tho ~sg known ES-
I bS SBUKa FUJ NDHY from Mr. Edw.
6ias- sHi rebuilt sEd enlarged II almost sn
ttciv be+i5rs rsZit ing il with rev machinery,
tie Su'rs criDet~ = nnT rreaared - furnish
COOK P43L0R e. HEATING = 10 YES
II ihs !stcst 49, ao-s approved patterns
THSfSHISG b ACtiT -. MILL GEAR-
ING, KOs 4 sfd " A1ES WHEELS of eTe-r
,itser;usiun. IRON PEN CHG, PLOUGES
aI.d PLOUGH CASTINGS. AMI IN fEct al
uani ~ 81 a<tcle- nIsrs:4ct RED II srst cias -
EuaaF-y. job v Srk ~ al kind ATTENDED -
roziutiy s2d doss ehesPiv-
i b< sasci9l attention Of F-rTers l. invited
so two newly patented PLCUGdS 0hfcs r :
ycs.es- he sole Tigh: - manufacture ani reil
n t..is County SIC sAics are adr'ttej 10 bs
the f-eSt ever EtroIscei - Chs 7,fblic.
Believing ourselves eap4bie OF performing z
shy Wok iD oar ljlss IN the most satiziaetcrT
mzEn-T, 3nG knowing shat We san ID ~crk 81
Low FsieEs jhag lave heeh charged IN this
community feTsrU@5Fs soUss ss1t.y rope that
we Sil be fsuid worthy Of la1ersl patronage.
Fsir reductions iaa DC - wtsiesI,e dealers
The highest TsiCsS PIid Ia cssh for old
alefsi, tlnxs gives - -zchErCS
0CA TEENS AsF E7E'eTT CASH oE COUNTY,
FRoEUCK cos VERY. ElEbOE = co.
EbsGsbarg, Sept ,, 1853
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FEED AND PROVISIONS
no. 1876 vIRGINIA STREET
.tpeen Julia and Caroline. ALTooN4.

Betpeen Julia aud Caroline, Ait conn.
All such goods as SPICES. Brushes. Wood
aAd willow " are Shoe Backing nd Station
cry will be cold from manufacturers printed
rrice lists. and al other goods in my lire at
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and Pits
burgh current prices. To dealers present the
I,eculiar advantage Of saving hem all freight
and drayaee, 30 they are not roqUiled to pas
Ieights from the principal cities and 10 trAy-
aye charges are made Dealers may res' as
sur ed that aay goods are o. the best quaiit' and
l.lv prices 2 moderate n city rates BIZ doing
= fair. upright business, ard 6y promptly and
saisflctoriiy filing az orders. / hope u merit
the patronage OF retail dealers and Others IN
CaTibri& county and elsewhere. Orders Ie-
srectfalIg solicited snl satisfaction gugr,nt eed
in an cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona, July 90. 1853. If.
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GUAnANTEE RATES.

F0R IEAR Or
LL-ss PERI0D.
Government and al other ]
Coupon Securities, III 5 bN per j 0Jt.
ciaainE Bank i3Ii-,
G,tid COIN Bullion. ~. % - .'trii
Silver Com or BriiitlI, 80 '' 600
Silver or Cola Place an
DER seal, oHneTs ss-
Isidte OF 3ui value. ard 90 - 1876
rate SutieUt 10 a, just mt
for bt.!s u b~siS Of
DEEDS Mortgages 4Id falaable Papers gen
orally, when of 10 tixeI valve, y a ysar each,
OF according 10 bulk
Wills 50, which premium covers the re zaaiI-
de+ 81 the lfe Of the III ker
The Company Is also prepared to rent small
Iron Sales. (each furnished ~!th Z Ia Bstx )
i side Il Burglar Proof Vault ths keute- ex
clss.veiy holding til. key thereof ~ tire foI
loving r.lss, VIA: as. I2j So. $50 3I5 AMI
800 per sunum. Also, to Store Book OF Ac-
count Records, Valuable Title PapsrS, SC. 81
reasonable r.Iss. No charge isss than 81.
President-WILLTAM PHILLIPS.
Vice PreSij eut-H HENRY LLOYD.
Droctsrs-NM PH.LLIPs. HESaYa aI1IaTD
WA. RIA, WN- ". Lyon. JsSFs | BEsNEFr,
BrRoS Ii PAINTER jos >. GoKF IgoN, GFoaGE
BLACk. CUKFlE u HUSsET-
Secretary aEd ITes>Grsr-S. +. Yes BoNN-
HohsT iPittsbuEgh, Sept. 50, IAGs 3U
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ENIN, COPPER AND sHEET-TRON

FEVIN, COPPER AND SHEETIRON
WAKE.-Having purchased the tools
and fixtures OF Ar. T. ". Williams, and leased
The building recently occupied by S Singleton
ESQ, on High street, opposite the store OF Zahm
q Son, the subscriber would respectable Inform
the citizens of kbensburg md parts adjacent
COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE Of his
own manufacture, which he will not only guar
antee perfect in make and material, hut tally
as moderate in price as ike articles are sold by
any manuiactureT in the county. Special at
iention paid to making and putting up SPOUT
ING OF all kinds. An examination of my work
and prices IS respectfully solicited. and | have
no fear but what can give entire satisfaction
10 all who favor me with their custom
VALENTINE LUTTRINGER.
Ebensburg, Aug. S, 1863. If.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, EBENsBuRG.
Na II. p. LINTON S CO., Prop,rs.

The rA9LE is always supplied with the
choicest delicacies; the BAR is supplied with
choice liquors, and the STABLE attended by
careful aostiers Transient visitors accom-
modated and boaTders taken by the week.
1ao1eh OF yer-, Ga peasoaebte terms. SengI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-23
AVID AGE.
QDUKTsUIP.

ooUKTSHIP.
Muslin dresses. tfouuees, curis,
SIeigbine parties. qnadrilies. whirls,
Moonlight evanjugS sitting
ALI aionc, except with ona,
Talking nonsense In q Low tone,
White ihs honss are fitting.
Brushes, pinches. dear oareases.
Crumpled collars. torn head dresses,
Rngs on fingers slipping.
Sighs aud kisses, candy sweet;
Late at night. in stocking feet,
Up the stairs go tripping.
Peanuts. ice cream. lemonade,
RGSebeds WON until they fade,
Riding in a carriage;
Albums, photographs. aud books.
Golden lOckets, tender looks.
All before your marriage!
MARRIAGE
Giuctsm aprons, calico 6reeses,
Sleeves rolled up, and fruwsy tIesses,
Scolds. and sisYs. and bruises;
Children for their breskGaat BAN licg,
Baby all the ti-ns a-sqaalling;
Everything confuses.
Late at night bed; up mendiug
Jackets, tFowsers. baby tending;
Children next room cryiag,
Making such noise and hubbab;
MDdel husband out TO club
Wife alone, and signing.
Baking bread aud making pies.
Less Of kisses. more vi sighs,
Tsars and constant frsttiag;
Washing. iroainGa baking. brewing,
Baby teethipg, eat -rnewin2-
For wife geas DO more pettins.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-23

@ Perhaps no one uedi-
~ ciEc Il universally
9uirsd by everybody as
III & c2tsarsc nor was evcr
eessf.szg sf.ssz1 ~ ly adopted into use, ia
I every 0rutry and among
So Al classes, - this mild
EfNVES 49, but eGclent pulSatlye
O@tsN Pu. The obvious res-
zSlsz-z-4s.ssZ il, that il il more
SSs.s.z~--c liable and FIR more Qaec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried IT, know that it cured them: those who havs
not know that it cures teir neishbors and friends,
And all know that what X does once II does always
- that * never falls through any f3uit neglected.
rs c0mDosi.Ic.-. We have thousands upon thou
sands or certificates of their remarkable cures Of the
following complaints, but such cures are known ia
every ncighborhood, and need not publish theIa.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions IN All cliIn4te;
cSattlaIsg neither cGloIel any dcIcterSus drug,
tAey iaay be taken with safety by anybody; Their
susSr coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant TO take while being purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate 10y their powerful influence on th3
internal x3cera TO Pnry the blood and stimulate u
storasch, bowels, liver, anu other organs Of tbs
BY Correcting, wherever they exist, such def2nEe-
Ineats IS are the Arst origin Of disease.
Elnate directions are given n the wrapper on
the sox, for tie following complaints, WLcL these
For Ey.pepsi.a or sn.iise.tto1,, Lis.Iess-
n@S4, ElH:.Uior and Lo<s OF Appcrife, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stoH-
sch aad restore its healthy tone and action.
For liver Complaint and its various symD-
toms, EstiGous E8easiacae, Sick E1eal,ache,
Jauadice or Green EIcLa=ss, bilious
Collie and Bilious ESYers, they should be ju-
olciously taken for each case the diseased
action or remove the obstructions which cause it:
For IByscnEePy BEasrrkz<Sa, but one Inild
dose Is generally required
For DISCRIMINATION, S4OuG, Gravel, PsEtsI-
IaIiOH OF tha EEc:irl, Pain ia thc Side,
Bac4 and E4oisas, they should be continuously
taken as required, To change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those Complaints
disappear.
For EsroPsy and DroP.icai swelIinG- they
shoali oe taken IN Large and frequent doses pro-
duce uIe effect of a drastic purge.
For suppression a larHe dose should be taken
cs produces the desired eject by sympathy.
As Diiiiter Piff, take two PII!s to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action, restores the appetite
and inviSorates the system Hence it is olIen ati-
HantSseons where serious arrangement exists.
one who feels tolsrably well, Often hnds that dose
Of these PtEs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and rcEoyatinG eject the diges-
I'VE apparatus.
DA. u. c. AVER Z CO., Practical CAees.ss.s,
LOWELL. HISS, Y. s.. Il.
REEsE j LLOYD, AeENr, EseNSBGBs, PA.
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Ay er's
Hair VigOr
For restoring Gray EaK to
iss natural Vitality and Color.

aasd, falling hair checked, and bald
.eos sften, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
1ar Wisere tlse foiiiclos are destroyed,
ar G-s glands Etrophiod and decayed.
Bat such "a remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application Instead
81 foGling tas ham with = pas:y se<li-
nleHt, it VIII keep It clean and vigorous.
It's occasional Hss wiz prevent the Lair
rom farming gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
nem those deleterioRs substances which
make some preparations dangerous snd
iaju1ious to lie hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm L. II WSatea
laeEsiy tor
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1880 a NSW THING, gQG0
I0VJ' a BAG THING, EGUJ,
And GOOD THING in EBEMSBuRG.
ROYALTY SUPERCEDED F.!
The House Of Tudor" Surrende,ed
20 THE SMALL FRYl
NEW SFGaB! NEW GG0gy!!
New IRauceIa s1tS!
a5s::A.. a<.... Lev .'.:'.. s..ss.
+ 81. GS-. y
HAs taken E0.se.&ian Of lie rooAs vi B:sh
S.ESet, ~ ee dyJ.s treSl CeStrs Street
lsos.-siy ocrss ssei ty r. Il. Tuj4T,
hss Mh<-n he has just iauSl 4aSA
nlaH4R]o;b aAGatLasAt Sf
Dry e. DRESS GOODS,
Grscerkes, Hardware. sc.
consisting 0! every ding I'D much 1GQEe 4an
s-ay dealer in dis . neck ii timber" LGs
eys pretended to keep, SuJ syGy
AcicLe II WHICH wll Ls
SOLD VERY CHEAP FOR CASH!
o. Ia E&oEAEGx FOR oouSgRY PsoDUCE.
10 DEALER KEEPS BETTER GOODS!
40 DEALER KEEPS MORE GOODSi
No DEALER SELLS CHEAPERi
NO DEALER SELLS EORE
TRY FRY TRY FRYt, TRY FRYi!I
Bty from Fryi suy from FrV4!
TRY Fly IF YOU WANT TO BUY
tbs fnest Dress GGods At lie farGSt prices.
Try FRY If YOU NAET TO BUY
Hss1inx. Checks, GDghsns TickinRs, sslirs-
aga, DasiUas, Dlls, Jeans. ClotLs, O&s-
siHereS. SainstLs, Dal2Mss, LawnS,
Prints, &e., Sc, sud wish to SGT
tAs fgll worth Of ysur money.
I'RY Fry II YOU WANT TO Buy
BSGsS and bhoes foE Mems, Lsdies' and Chl-
6TsG's ~eaT, uCeKcellea in quality aad
DSwhas UEdHsold in prices,
TRY FRY II YOU WANT TO BUY
Hardware, QgeenswaEe, Glassware, Carpets
oil OI0bs, sc 81 ths haudGomess
sty res at LIE lowest figures.
TRY FRY If YOU WANT TO BUY
Haas, Sides, Shoulders. Meas Pork. Fish, sa.t,
ll<i, Butter, Eggs, CGesss, COses, Sd
gGT, Teas, SO.Ps, OaA.llSs, SpissS,
OF GEy thing else IL that Eas.
Try FRY IF YOU WANT TO Buy
anything and every ding WoEth buying ana be
SIRE that at all tiHes YOU VIII he supplied
at due LOWEST CASH RATE@
Oh Dy NV eye it is no Iie
Ph1- Al lie Dry Goods Store and Grocery
JVst opened by 4 G Pgy,
On tj2s sCest eall<d Hish,
More for your money you can bsy
Than EGA any one else. fsr or Eh
x=YzA< {;-EoI design TO keep foil line Of
sstt6 DRESS GOODS cf the y3ost
N1s- '~-Z-S desirable styles and text4res
sIad a. ] determined " sSu us CHEAP 4
The CHEAPEST, ! respectfully solicit c4lI
Gona ali the'lsaies, ana especially Gon taSse
wL0 bsYs been IN ths habit OF yisi;ig other
places TO make their purchases. whatever
JOS AIT to Luy, be sure Frat to ;ry the store
of G. FRY
Ebensburg, Nay 81, 1869.
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TRY FRY TRY FRYl! TRY FRY!!I
Bug from Fryi Buy from Rry!!
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Far ell tAO pvr1osss OF . Laxative
IEsGi iSiCS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-23

80 DEALER KEEPS BETTER GOODS !
40 DEALER KEEPS MORE GOODS.
NO DE AIIR SELLS CHEAPERi
NO DEALER SELLS EORE
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TRY FRY II YOU WANT TO BUY
Hans, Sides, Shoulders. Meas Pork Fish, sa.t
ll4i, Butter, Eggs, CLesss, COses, Sd
ET, Teas. SU.pa. OaA.IlSs. Spisss,
ally thing else IL that Eas.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-23

TRY Fly IF YOU WANT TO BUY
tbs fnGst Dress GGods 4t he farcSt prices.
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TRY FRY II YOU WANT TO BUY
Hardware. QseensWaEe, Glassware, Carpets.
Gil Ol0,bs, sc 81 The bsDdEomes.
sty sss at lie IOE sst figures.
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TRY FRY If YOU NAET TO BUY
Il sslinx, Checks, GDghsnas, Tickines, silirs
ihss, DasiUs, Dlils, Jeans. CIotLs, O&s-
siEereS. saSnetts, Dal&Hss, LaTES,
PrEls, &e., Sc, sud wish to Set
tAs fgIl worth Of your money
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1'RY Fry II YOU WANT TO BUY
BSssS and bhoes foE Mems, Ladies' and Chl
SCSE's " saT, UCexcellea in quality AID
nowhere 1ld0soid in piiceS,
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TRY FRY IF YOU WANT TO Buy
AnYthiag and eraryshiEg Wo<th buyiEx, ana be
SIRE that at all times YOU viii be supplied
at die LOWEST CASH RATE&
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epess's Ants-3,,
Lamp BurEsIs, W;ck aud Cir,

I would call parli-ular ~ tcentioB A.,
House BaFnsr. With Glass Gre 4. s
moIe iiaat than zny other II use -
Paragon BGrnsr, for Ciuss On
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
PARAGRAPHS LOCAL. 70
LITICAL AND OTHERWISE.
BY 4 CONTRIBUTION.

The newspapers inform us that
Coz. Pond. candidate on the Radical
ticket for Attorney General, IL en-
gagged in the laudablc business of
playing second fiddle TO one Hayes.
Both of these rare birds woro last
week down about Wilmington and
Hillsborough, making speeches.
Hayes breaches for retrenchment
in public expenses, and calls the
las. Legislature to an account for
what they did, and for what they
did not do, with full budget OF
other interesting matters.
Pond was q member Of the last
Legislature, and advocated and vo-
ted for all the measures Of which
Hayes complains, Yet the would.
bo Attorney General sets by, with
mouth wido open, and winks and
mods aSsens and Appreciation. '" Par
nobh f1atrUnl." ="
MORE GREENBACKs AND LESS BONDS
Ifyou (voter) desire to live, move
and have a being, financially. ip the
future, you must begin now to, vote
Tho Democratic ticket, with Pen
dIcton and Greenbucks at the head.
II you wish TO bo crushed out un-
der bankruptcy and tho assignec's
hammer, vote for Hayes, who sup
ports Now England interests and
that of bondholdcrs, and who advo-
Gates tho payment of tho National
debt IN gold instead OF grCenback 3.
"wAR NEWS"
Tho colored troops fought no-
bly,, but tho whito troops fought
we'll" Sec Radical papers during
the war.
ELECTION NEws.
Senter's majority for Governor in
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
THE STATE TEMPERANCE
TICKET.

Very recently the Herald an
nounrcd that the truo temperance
men of OHIO" bad declared in fa-
vor of tho Republican State ticket,
and thereby induced many people
Of this county to believe that the
State Temperance ticket had been
withdrawn. This belief is crrono-
Gus. The "the true Temperance
men of Ohio" have not withdrawn,
and do not intend TO withdraw their
ticket. They intend to vote Il like
men, and thereby show their power
to The 2oliticiaps OF the country.
The wh,skyhes in Massachusetts,
have organized n new political par
~ for that State, styled the I'm.
ion Republican State Central
Leagne." 1t consists manly of
whisky Republicans who oppose
Prohibition, ana scek tho repeal OF
the present law. We do not hear
any words OF rebuke from the Her
I'D or Ledder OF this mCvcmcnt.-
Is the act OF forming n third party
only wrong and foolish, when 1t ir
dono for the promotion OF temper
anco principles Z Come, neighbors
speak out, especially you, Mr.. Lead
er, who tho other day, accused the
Herdld Of attempting to "carry
whisky on one shoulder and water
on the other. ."-[Temperancc Fra
The Republican, press of OHIO
find plenty ofwords ofrebuke for Tho
Temperance State ticket which Ohi'
Temperance men have put IN thu
field.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
Read and Hand II 10 a Voter 10 Read.
A N a. DID r. IE s 8
To the Electors OF Morgan
County.

The undersigned, the Central
Committee appo inted by order Of
tho Peoples County Convention,
held ut the Town Hall, IN MoCon-
nolsvillc, Aug. 3, 1869, deem it prop-
or, at this time, and in this man.
ner, to address the Independent Vo-
ters Of Morgan county in regard to
the object and official dolngs If that
Convention.
Tho Delegates to that Convcn-
tion were composed of men who act
with both the political parties of the
Country, bu: who, for tho time be-
ing, and for tho purpose Of attain
ing the object set forth in tho prI-
mary call, voluntarily came togeth-
er in Delegate Convention, and
nominated u County ticket and de-
cIared in a platform their objects
and their wishes.
This was satisfactorily nccom-
plished by the meeting August 3rd,
and the Delegates then and there,
with great unanimity and harmony,
presented to tho voters of this Coun-
ty the following County ticket;
PEOPLES COUNTY TIcKET.-Rep,
resentative, Luther Timberlake
Probate Judge, Fin. r. Hanra
Sheriff, A. d. Havcner; Recorder,
John w. Knox; Commissioner,
William NiceSwanger; Infirmary
Director, JohE Neeley Coroner,
Cornelius Head Land Appraiser
1st District, James A. Gillespie
Land Appraiser, End District, Sam
ueI +. Gilliland; Land Appraiser
Sd District, Theadore Coburn Land
Appraiser, 4th District, William
Beswick; Land Appraiser 9Th DIS
tr'ct, l.. @. Curfman; Land Apprais
or, 9th District, Thomas Vickroy
Land Appraiser, 9TH District, I'll
Eveland
And also, without a dissontIng
voice, adopted tho following resolves
as a platform expressive of the OBJ
iects and sentiments OF tho Peo'
pies party;
ResolOed, That in view of the present
condition Of the financial affairs Of the
State ard county, and of the emharass
ed and depressed condition of the busi
ness interests Of the county, we, the
members of this Convention, for our
selves, and those whom we represent
do adopt and promulgate the following
platform, to govern our action at th'
next annual election, and call upon al
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In pursuance of the order Of the
Court Of Probate of Morgan county, Ohio,
on Saturday, the 4th day of September, A.
ID. 1869, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day,
will offer for sale at Torbert's Grocery, in
the village Of Rosseau in Union township,
in said county, at public vendue, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situated in
said county and in the Zanesville Land Dis
trict, to-wit. The North West quarter of
Section twenty three, (23) in Township
eight, (S) Of Range thirteeni (lS) also, the
following tract in the Ohio Company's pur-
chase, to-wit; The North hn,t Of tho North
East quarter and the North half OF the
South half ofthe North East quarter fsec-
ton eleven, (ll) Township seven, O) OF
Range thirteen, (l3) the frat tract contain
ing 100 acres more or less, aud appraised at
S51GOj and the second tract containing l24
acres, more or less. and appraised at 1920,
To be sold at not less than two thirds Of the
appraised value. Payments as folOws;--
one-third Of purchase money in hand, and
one-third in one year, aud one third in two
years from the day OF salej the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of
sale, aud 10 be secured by mortgage upon
the premises. At the same time will be
sold, and at he same place divers goods
and ehattleS. consisting of wheat, oats, corn,
hay one tobacco screw, | set Of harness,
sleigh, one-half Fairbanks Stock scales
and other articles, the terms Of which sale
will be made known on the day of sale.
WILLIAM NlCESWAHGER
Administrator Of the estate Of George
VckrOy, deceased.
Aug. 0, ises,--4w woop & PoSp Att'ys,