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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.


Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no
waste of thread.
Wide range of application without change
OF ad justment.
The seam retains its beauty and frmness
after washing an0 ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by
other Sewing Machines, these Machines ex-
ecute the most beautiful and permanent en-
broidery and ornamental work.
e. The highest premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions of the United States and
Europe, have been AWARDED the Grover &
Baher Sewing Machines, an6 the work cone
by them, wherever exhibited in competition.
BE- The very highest prize, TIE CROSS
OF THE LEGION OF HONOR, was sonfer-
red on the representative of the Grover &
thiTerSee, aris, iaB7 l6ns atfeitIne Ie1fi9p te9pp
great superiority over all other Sewing Ma
chimes.
!. For sale by C. T. ROBERTS, Ebensburg.
June .7-ly.1
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !

YOU ALL SHOULD HAVE
Hedth's Champion Horse Hay Fork :
DECIDEDLY THE BEST IN USE.
Ihe undersigned desires to call the attention
OF the public to the fact that he is agent
IN this county for the sale of the
II a III ri o ~ II 4 Y FORK!
Which has many advantages over all
others manufactured
1t is simple III construction ligb. to Uork
and will lift short hay equally as well as
long. Price $40.
Address or call on E. STILES.
June l7-4tl Ehenshnrg
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24

II r OV r & B KE r. S
~ FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
495 Broadway, New York,
-73o Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
ll5 Market Street, Harrisburg,
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24

THE UNRIVALLED NATIONAL
Il TROUPE will give their second and last
concert in Ebensburg. on Thursday evening,
24th, and at South Ebensburg on Friday
evening, 25th.
Lose not this opportunity of hearing the
best music of Europe and America. new
programme for each evening
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24
TIL Z IA IL K E r s.

PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1869.
Flour, S5@S5.50. Extra to fancy brand.
S5.75G SIl-50. Wheat, Sl.50@$l.65. Rye.
Slab Corn, Sl@S2. Sugar, 122c. to sc
Hams, sc. @l94e.
PITTsBURG June %, S69
Eggs, 1Sc. Butter 1Oc to 3O.. Hams.
l7c to 2lc. Cheese, Ice. to 23c Potatoes
Soc Hay, S25932. Flour, S5 so to 50. 90
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-06-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE ;

taken in exchange for goods.
CalI and be convinced that | am seih"s
cheaper than any other store in the cou"4'
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
May la. 90. a. G. FRY
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

A great many side hits are being made at thu
PLANTATION BITTERS by score or two of disinter
estcd friends, who are endeavoring to initiate OF
counterfeit them. 1t is all of no use The peoplt
won't be imposed upon. PLANTATION BrrTREs arc
increasing in and popularity every day. They
are in the same sized bottle, and made lust as they
were at first. They make the weak strong, the
languid brilliant and are exhausted natures great
restorer The recipe and full circular are around
each bottle. Clergyman Merchants. and persons
papitation of the heart lack of appetite liver com
lief in these Bitters. But. above all, they are re-
commended to weak aud delicate females and
mothers.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best import
ed German Cologne. and sold at half the price
ACCIDENT. There was an explosion in Doct
Ayers Laboratory, yesterday. which caused some
excitement in the vicinity. Ayers Pills are manu-
featured under an enormous pressure, in cylinders,
like cannon. which sometimes prove too weak for
the compressed forces, and burst with terrific vio-
lcnce. Fortunately the pieces do not fly far, so that
no one has ever been hurt by them The action is
more like ice than powder; but itmakes Pills which
all the world acknowledge are PILLS. daily Jour
nal, Lowell.
A want has been felt and expressed by Physci
ans, for safe and reliable purgatNe; such a want
is now supplied in ''Parsons Purgative Pills"
Henry X. Bond. of Jefferson. Maine wa. cured
of splitting blood soreness and weakness of the
stomach by The use of ''Johnsons Anodyne Lini-
mfnt ="
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05
IMPERIALISM,

The huperItHa boasts of its prosperity,
and of growing sentiment in favor of its
cause. 1t appeals to hond-holders to sustain
the cause of Imperialism rs II security for
their bonds. 1t says it would imprison any
editor who should advocate reputation, and
suppress his journal One of its cores
pondents submits the following argument,
which shows where the hopes of the I'M
pcrialists lie
Under, the constitution of 1897 the whole
Executive power Of the nation was vested
in the President, with two exceptions, viz,
the treaty making power and the appoint
mcnt to office, when the Senate was asso-
ciated with him. The object of the Consti-
tuition was to hold the President solely re-
sponsible for the execution of the law. Could
he have discharged with his own hands all
the duties of his various offices he would
have been bound to do so; but as this was
impossible Congress had to give him assis-
tants These were but his eyes and his
hands, and if the officer did not conform to
the judgment of the President in the dis
charge of his duties, it was his duty to re-
move him; Congress having no executive
duties to perform could have no executive
officers. (Sce Debates LIST Session, LIST Con-
gress, to the Senate's amendment to the bill
organizing the Treasury Department, requir-
ing their assent to the removal of the Secre-
tary)
During the existence of the Constitution,
and before the powers Of the Executive were
usurped by the Senate, and the responsibility
OF the President released by limiting his
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

\ correspondent at Stockton writes that some
rowdics who accompanied an excursion Of Coco
Tcmplals from Buck>port to that place on the even
ing of the 9th, behaved in an outrageous manner
They brought liquor with them, got "sct up ant
were driven from the hall. On the road to For
Point Cove. where the steamer lay, they committee
various lepredations, such as tearing down fences
cutting vessels adrtt and breaking into their cabins
Ii the brethren fell from grace to that extent, there
is need of missionary work among them by moder
ate drinkers; and if not the Tcmpars should b,
careful what company they keep.
INTERNAL REVENUE. Gen. Webster. who ha.
charge of subdivision of the district consisting of
Belfast and thirteen other towns, makes his month
y return for July amount to &l210,54. The Bel
fast National Bank, for the hat-year, pays $3.50
Belfast Savings Bank half-year, 100 90. GasCom
pany, monthly, 1913 30 The three paper mills il
Belfast pay, for the quarter, S7S,03. Tax on ega
cics for the month 90. Gen. Webster is highly
complimented by the officials for the busneSs-likt
style and accuracy Of his returns.
F. NJ Lancaster i building Il very handsom,
house at the lower end of Church street. adjoining
the residence of Capt. GammanS. S. 5. Lewis is
also erecting fine residence on Court street. ii
n Lancaster is making extensive alterations an(
improvements in his house on Cedar street. JOSIAH
Mitchell is making an addition to the house adjoin
ing the Hay ford Block, so that the whole will make
three handsomely finished tcnements
While Mr.. Rufus p. Hills. of this city, was riding
on sunday afternoon, with his wife and little girl
the horse was stung by bees, and ran away, throw
ing them all out. Mrs. Hi was severely hurt, an'
the child injured seriously that il died in few
hours.
LAUNCHED. AT Sandy Point. stockton, from the
ward of Cocor,l, Berry & Cos 2sth ult., brig Flor
cnce l. Henderson, of 80 TONS owned by the build
crS, Boston parties, and Capt. Henderson. who viii
command her.
Get your smoked glasses ready and look out for
The big eclipse on saturday. No posponcmcnt on
account of the weather.
Belfast Bonds are selling well. Forty thousand
dollars worth We're sold in Portland in two days of
last week.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

1u,. ,,,,,. az l.,,s,,o,,. i mro.t If i, ,stnnisb
-" pow % i0 =
M what different phase the happ! use OF descflp
tive words will put upon an obnoxious act. Thu
IN Roston =, brokcr a1r,ipned for nulIinr law
ver'> nose tes;ited-''I took hold of his nose anC
,t,rnod If ;u :, moderate md ouct n,,unert,
Among other charges against Key. ;. =. Linn, OF
ltla before the ONO fresbyterv, are, 1>t. that he
preached one Of DR.. Campbell's sermons rs hi
own, and md mat ne forclbiy kissed Miss -
,Y'"7
secretary Boutwell, has contirmedthe nomination
ut simeon \. Holden to be Inspector at Fremont,
ma ~ NartEFN 10 pI deputy collector an" III
' ''' N'' ''"i""i'
The Bangor Wing corract> some Typographical
,r,rs in It's late ;.sun por,,,ns il, t,n If n,oy 60,
Us errors Of another kind
kihl Phy'i,lah' hNin2 near boston wishing t'
~h"o'h we taSt hour] 81 u poor woman Wholn ne
vas h>h''i htl tii.lt VIZ any ililS ne
ooking up replied Doctor have always though
1hat would like to have glass butte dish bcfor,
died."
,r. s,..n,.... - ..
l"' 7N'" 's'n "epor'er reports uo9 hgii al
Aour in front of lis office and wants the doc law
t,,d
pl7,G ;+t - h I'VE 49, III N'shNl'' ie"'
'''7 ' '' - '''''>
Tine store Of MeSsrs. A J. BIRD & Co., of Rock
llud WAS entered on thursday night last. and The
-1t, blown open and robbed of 800 in currency
Th. Burglars became alarmed before they had com
,' " ' ''' i'''' '''''- @''' III '''''' II
th railroad ticket agent At that place one dollar over
,.I,d him IN MAKING chance For q moment IN,
,..rut stood ,prerhiess then a, The tears poure,
Town his checks he Crashed him bv the hand m,
,vrIa,n1ad. ..please stand sin one moment Si.
.tnd. / me look nj y0u-tud = lawyer. too
woman in New Orleans has been arrested tol
throwing ID lltli "t boiling Wutr over a man. fiif
defence W"N thl sine ml9tooh MN i'f hef lsp'i'''
ll,, .o,,,bt - cIo,.l, shin in i, Washington De.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

1IV-NN-fl august 2
BUTTER-We quote choice lots of New York and Yer
mont diaries at 35l3Gc per lib; common do ut 2sa32c
choice grocery lots a3Sc and select family tubs at 9a4
per b. choice Western oa3i 32a33 for fine grocery
common grades sell at 25a27c per Id.
CHEESE--We quote tine factory at - Ice per ID
common factory 1al5c; Vermont and New York diaries
!9lItc; Worcester County i2ai5 f-2c.
EGGSThc market continues steady at 2jt27c per do7
for good lots of Eastern and Northern.
BEANS-We quote mediums ut 81 25a2 so per bush
Western Pea Beans ut SO 90 and choice hand picked
81 j0a3 IS per bush.
NEGETA LES-Norfok potatoes out of the mar
ket and good lots OF natives selling at s2a2 % pei
per Dbl for Norfo and Jerseys. Bristol Onions sci
ing at SIS per Dbl.
FRUlT-Good eating apples are wanted and sell read
lily 1T $5a6 per Dbl, while Norfolk fruit sells ut S24
Peaches are IN fair supply, but the quality has mprov
ed better prices obtained We quote good Deawar,
at $3a6 per crate.
1!A1-Wc quote cargo and railroad Hay i'll good con
dtion at Slsa2 per ton; inferior and wet hay $l2al5
Straw S;.c}2 per ton.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

power Of removal, these corruptons were az
few rs in any government OH earth. Would
not an Imperial head be responsible to the
nation tor the permanence and security of his
position, above the usurpations of Congress
but not above national opinion, as Napoleon
III.-mitigate UNNECESSARILY these evils.
Arc the French less corrupt than the people
of the United States?
The Constitution Of 1857 having been aban-
Misunderstanding nothing but its forms-the
government is popular despotism, the ma
.iority having no limit to its discretion. The
majority being sectional as vet has not felt its
evils In time new discoveries will arise.
Western or Northern minorities may then
discover that it is safer to be the fellow sub
iects than the slaves of a sectional majority.
This feeling prevails extensively, and is daily
increasing in the present minority section.
DO the records of history give IL solitary in
stance of any popular depotism having sur
rendered its power back to the constitutional
authority? England took shelter from pop,l-
lar despotism under Cromwell? France I'M
der Napoleon
Is not the proposed Fifteenth Amendment
to the Constitution the cornerstone of Impe-
rialism? Did not its mover and supporters so
design it? Intelligence, virtue, and patriot
ism have ever been deemed necessary in the
masses topreserve andprotect liberty. Jetfer
son, leaving France in 1888, at the commence
ment of the Revolution, expressed the opinion
that a iudicious training of one thousand
years would not qualify the French to con-
duct government like ours previous to the
late revolution Win the Asiatic, African
the idealistic German, the outpourings of ma
tons merged for thousands of years in despo-
tism, be the safe custodianS of American liberty.
1t is scarcely possible to suppose the Fifteenth
Amendment so verdant. The present govern
mcnt of the United States is revolutionary
The election of 1860 was but the elimination of
Il great revolution in the public mind North
and West in favor of popular sectional despo-
must be that history ever repeats itself
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05
ISAAC v. FOWLER.

then the popular Postmaster of New York
city, proved Il detaulcr to the government
and He'd the country. lie took up his resi-
dencc in Mexico, and but very little has since
been heard of him in public way The
New York Sun has some particulars of his
career in exile which are not uninteresting to
those who knew the generous Ike in his palmy
DAYS as thousands did. Leaving New York,
the ex-poStmaster bent his footsteps in the di-
rcction of the city Of Mexico. He had not
been there long before Mcssrs. Barron, Forbes
& Co, solicited him to go to Tepico, TO take
charge of cotton mandatory there. Mr.
Fowler accepted. At that time it was eX-
tremely dangerous for any foreigner to ven
ture out among the barbarian tribes of the in :
terror of Mexico. 1t is Il journey of fifteen
Tepico. and every league Of the distance was
infested by murderous brigands, and other
outlaws Mr. Fowler, attended by an escort
I large enough to cope with the brgand bands
hv whom he was likely to be attacked made
the journey in twenty days, and arrived in
the city OF Tepico in September, 1860. He
has resided there ever since. The cotton
mandatory he found in a very poor condi
ton, but rs all the water necessary to run the
mill was accessible, his first measures were
to improve the power and the place. New
machinery was ordered from New York, ant
machnists We're imported with it. The man
ulactory buildings and all the out-buiding.
were enlarged and improved. An clegan
mansion was constructed for Mr.. Fowler:
use The grounds were beautifully laid out
and ormamcntel Withtree~, plants and flowers
The natives, instead Of harboring jealousy a
his enterprise, industry and taste, on the con
trary made linn their eNempar. Two year
after Mr.. Fowler's arrival in Teipco, the In
dian monarch Lozada, who had heard of thu
innovations and improvements springing N
in the Valley of Tepico, descended from hi
mountoin home to crafty his curiosity. HI
was delighted. In his opinion there was NJ
other man in the world like Mr.. Fowler II
prolonged his visit and convcrsed with Mr.
+. about American manners, customs, laws
and politician did not fail to impress on tn
: Indian mind our superior strength and civil
cation. In short time Mr.. Fowler had n
stamcher friend than Lozada, and that poten
a tate has remained his friend ever since
The Districto de Trpico is the Eden {
+ Mexico 1t is bounded on the west by tn
+ Pacific ocean, and is separated from the Stat
= Of Jalisco, which claims it, by an amphithca
ire of rough mountains, the Alicas. 1t contain
fifteen thousand square miles of the most fc
tile land on the face of the globe Evel
flower fruit, vegetable, shrub, plant, an
tree OF every known zone can be grown Their,
} No frost ever visits this region. No fertilize
is required for the soil. Its deposits of miI
erals are incxhaustiblc. There are gold, 81
yer. copper, iron and coal fields The Ri
Lerina spreads ont into the majesty OF u ma,
: i@able river, as it winds way toward tn
ocean. This beautiful territory is ruled i
Manuel Lozada II is here that Mr. Fowlc
has made his home.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

ELorEMENT. Not many days ago widow
OF prepossessing appearance, the mother OF
two children, one a lovely girl just budding
into womanhood, was missing from her home
at the South End, whittier she had removed
from the Highland District on the demise OF
her spouse, awell-to-do merchant whose goods
and chattels and sundry swcll-front houses
were left solely to her and her children. Ac-
customed Of late to long absences, her friends
and relatives permitted some time to elapse
before they thought it nessary to make in
quirics as to her Whereabouts. Becoming
alarmed at length, search was instituted, and
it was not long before the terrible truth came
out She had sold her house and her lands,
converted the proceeds into ready money, and
forsaking honor, home, mother children, all
that could make life pleasant and profitable,
fled in company with q married man, a resi-
dent of the Highland District and the father
of two children, to parts unknown. Both
parties have heretofore moved in circles OF
the highest responsibility, and the thought of
such a result was never remotely entertained
by the relatives or friends of either. Their
intimacy was not even suspected, so cautious
ly and secretly had the liasion been carried
on. Boston Herald.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

At Princeton, Kentucky, t, few days ago.
while a man was conveying two immense
mll-stones up steep hill, one of them
weighing nearly 5000 pounds, rolled from
the wagon and started down the declivity
with terrible velocity. 1t went crashing
through fence and into the yard of a farmer
named Darnell,, upsetting a number of bee
hives. Three children were playing in. the
yard, and the enraged bees stung them IN a
frightful manner. One of them died in a
few hours, and the other two lived until the
next day The milestone. after passing
through the yard bounded into a stock
pasture and killed two horses and a calf.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

DISTRICT CorEr OF THE UNITED iIxR,xrrrrr,y
STATES. District of Maine. ~ - 49, -
In the matter Of SAMUEL Il. TlIURLOW, Bankrupt.
YVNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That Petition has
4 been presented to the Court this twenty second day
of July A. D. 1863 by Samuel g. Thurlow, of Belfast
said District Bankrupt, praying that he may be de-
creed TO have full discharge from all his debts provabe
under the Bankrupt Act individually and as member
said Thurow and James White and upon reading said
petition
on the same, the first Monday Of Nov, AID 1863 before
the Court in Portland in said District, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and that notice thereof be published in the Rockland
Free Press and the Republican journal, newspapers
printed said District week for three weeks and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons i'll interest may appear at said time and place
and show cause any they have why the prayer Of said
Petition should not be granted VIM. F. PREBLE,
3wi Clerk of District Court for said District.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05
Mortgages Notice.

w HEREAA 5. n. SOuTIIARD, of Wintrrport
w County Of Waldo on the first day Of May, A. lsd,
conveyed to William Treat OF said Interpret by deed
OF mortgage OF that date, the following described parcel
OF land situate in said Wnterport beginning at tie
county road at the southeast OF lot formerly own
ed by Ezra Aaner; thence westerly by said Maner land
about one hundred and thirttwo feet the northwest
ery corner of said lnd thence northeastern parallel
with the county road five rods; TN estery parallel
with westerly line of said MHter land to the county
road; thence by the county road 10 place OF beginning
And whereas said Treat has been here oore ldiudeca
Bankrupt on his own Petition, under the act Of tei,-
greSs, approved March = A. ID. 1867 and all tile estate
real and personal of which he possessed in which
he was Interested on the eighth day OF July, 1867 has
been heretofore conveyed and assigned the undo rsg
ed as Trustees under and by virtue of the provisions
the act aforesaid.
The condition of said mortgage has been broken bv
failure OF said mortgage to pay the first two named
notes, anu the interest all the named in said
mortgage; by reason whereof we claim foreclosure OF
the according to the form of the Statute in such
cases made and provided WM q. CROSBY
WIN, MCGIINlItl.
Belfast, July H. l>uo. Nv.
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

Knox County Democratic Con-
ventiOn.
THE Democrats of Knox County, arc requested to
send delegates to County Convention to be held at the
Bayyiew House. Camden Saturday, Aug 2ls 1869 at IL
O'Clock a. NJ. Tor the purpose of nominating candidates
for the following offices two Senators, County Commits
sioner, and County Treasurer
The basis of representation will BE- follows: Each
city, and plantation will be entitled to delegate
and for every sevenyve votes or fractional part there
Of cast for the Democratic candidate for Governor in
lS63, additional delegate.
T.. X. OBRIEN,
EDWIN SMITH, JR,, Democratic
j. FRED MERRILL,
GALEN kEENE, County
f. Z. WALKER,
Il. c. FLETCHER, Committee.
S. II. JACKSON,
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED, ~ u ..,.,,,.
STATES. District of Maine - nANNN1 'iN''
In the matter OF WILLIAM r. COLEMAN, Bankrupt.
TINIIIS is TO GINE.NOTICE that Petition has been
l. presented to the Court this twenty second day of
July, A. D. 1860, by William F. Coleman, of Lnconvie,
in said District praying that lie may be decreed to have
tull discharge from all his debts provable under the
Bankrupt Act, individually and member of the firm
Of William Z. Coleman Company, consisting OF said
Petitioner and Jacob d. Tucker, and upon reading said
Petition
IT Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had up
on the same the first Monday Of November, A. d.
1862 before the Court in Portland in said District 10
O'Clock A. NJ and that notice thereof be published in
Republican Journal and the Rockand Free Press
papers printed in said District, week for three
weeks and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest appear at said time
and place, and show cause il any they have, why the
prayer of said Petition should not be granted.
WILLIAM p. PREBLE,
3w4 Clerk Of District Court for said District
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05
House and Land for Sale.

49, THE subscriber offers for sale the very de-
uE sirable place at Browns Corner in Northport
Bzas now occupied by her. The house is story and
-AA half, in good repair, having kitchen, sitting.
rOom parlOr and bedrooms the first floor. There is
a barn and good well Of water the premises, with
small but thrifty orchard of apples pears and plums.
There seven of good land running from the
stage road the shore Belfast Bay The shore affords
good fishing privilege. The whole will be sold
bargain. Apply to Mrs. s. w. YORK.
Northport, July 81, 1862 3w3
The Republican journal., 1869-08-05
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
July 18th. Sch Abbie Oakes, Rdcout New York.
10Th Schs Custellane, Hart, Boston; Jack Downing
Patterson, do.
3lst. Sch Fannie Blake, Packard, Philadelphia.
Aug lst. Schs Adane, Ryan, Bostcn; ida Morton
Cottrell. Fishing.
"a. Sch Hattie Russell, Pendcton, Portland.
SAILED.
July 3st. Schs Gen Meade, Cunningham, Boston
Abbie S. Oakes Rideout, Bangor; Convoy, Smalley
Calais.