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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-16
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IL UNDERSTANDING!
BOOTS AND SHO''
For MEMS and Boys WeAI'
For MEMS and Boys w"

The undersigned respectfully iniOl.o5llr 2
merous customers and the public seonns0c1TI,s $
he is prepared to manufacture .,olir, pC IL
SHOES of any desired size or qaShecos .Ss CO.'S
the finest French calfskin boots 10 % tts -
brogan, in the VERY BEST NANNAh' y; ;-s. : =
est notice, and at as moderate pr
work can be obtained anywhere -l,e; -
Those who have worn Boots anu anu..,cs >
at my establishment need no aSS'I0;3t 0,tss 2
the superior quality of nay WorS, = 10, vii q
easily be convinced of the fact II ;ecai. sGo; !.
give me trial. Try and be eeS,a. e5,ie. s.s'g
EE Repairing of Boots and ~ 1nJTr JT,apas'
to promptly and in workulanllHne .,nfd5 d5sni y
Thankful for past favors l ieel ne ne o g
nv work and prices will CO. -ei'
tinuanee and increase OF the 50 ~ enSi STiHCN5S
Ebensburg, April 2s, 1853.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-16
Democratic State and County Ticket.

For Governor
HON. ASA PA OK Err,
OF CARBON COUNTY.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court:
HON. CYRUS l. PERSHING,
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
assembly:
Hon. JOHN PORTER, Washington Twp.
Register and Recorder:
GEO. w. OATMAN, Ebensburg Borough.
Treasurer:
WILLIAM LINTON, Johnstown Borough.
Commissioner
JAMES e. NEASON, CleaIfed Township.
Poor House Director:
JOHN BLOCH, Johnstown Borough
auditor:
ANTHONY ANNA, Chest Township
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-16

NSTATE OF MICHAEL LEAVY,
n 4 DEo'D. Letters Testamentary
on the last will and testament OF MICHAEL
LEAvY, Esq, late of the Borough of Loretto,
Cambria county, deed, havo been granted to
the undersigned by the Register of said coun-
ty, notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said deceased to present them
properly authenticated for settlement, and all
indebted to make payment without delay.
MARGARET LEAVY, Executrix
AUG. WALTERS, Executor.
Loretto, Sept 3 1869. cts
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-16

TRUST NO ONE. but go aud see for your
self that your name is properly Registered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20

lent Judge Of such CATTLE Having CON petea nls IN.
point. and the battalion formed into cca u,nn ana
marched past In SLOW time. on coming 70. % ,r .no
second time the companies broke Into sloN mo':
and from that increased their pace at the conn ,
OF the cher dc battalion until something ike u.
speed was attained. "By Joye ~ exclaimed m
British Chief as he saw the gttering engines lash
past him In rapid succession Ike 80 many
war charlos, that Is really magnifcentW AZ
though going at tremendous pace The required dis
tances between the engines were maintained as cor
rectly as when the battalion went past in slow time.
Each manGuvre elicited expressions OF admiratoR
from the English fireman. but what astonished him
the most was che remarkable agility the men iis-
played IN mounting and iismountlng while their re-
spectlve vehicles were IN ful career. Tho rapid
fight OF the Dau alton round The paradefgrOund was
as exciting 10 w!tne1 as q cavalry charge, and
Captain Shaw turned to General Shaler and, having
expressed his delight at the manner IN which the
different movements mad been executed, declared
that New York had every reason 70 be proud Of it,
Fire Department..
Comparisons being more or less odous. the gallant
captain carefully avoided making any between
the Fire Department OF New York and she
lions are ABOUT a. near perfection IS IL
possible TO arrive at present. II ne nnds anything
IN our system. however. which looks like an I'M
provement on his he intends making note OF u,
ana, on the other hand II he can put our commas
soners ana engineers up to a good wrinkle or two
ne VIII take particular pleasure In 20 doing. II u
said that Captain shaw u Visiting New York At the
express wish OF the Prince Of Waes who remarked
the extraordinary snfclency OF our nrenen during
his sojourn In this city. and Ia OF opinion that the
LOndoners are lust little behind IN some respects.
Limitation s sincerest dattery."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
REVIEW OF The FIRE DEPARTMENT..

specimen battalion Of the Fire Department, con-
ssting of seven engine companies and one hook and
ladder detachment, paraded In Tompkins square
yesterday afternoon and was reviewed BY Captain
shaw, Chief OF the London Fire Brigade. The com.
panles formed line in the following order;-Engne
No. T. Captain Poynton; engine No. Q, Captain Sulli.
van, engine No. 49, Captain Eickler; engine No. IL,
Captain Wilson; engine No. "a. Captain Woods; en-.
CINE No. u.s. Captain Livingston; engine No, 90 Cap.
tain ONeill. Captain Kings Hook and Ladder
Company being stationed on the left The bat
talon was under the immediate command Of District
Engineer G. II. Reynolds, Shortly after three
O'Clock Captain Shaw arrived on the ground, es.
corted by General Shaler, President OF the Board OF
Fire commissioners Messrs. Galway, Wilson and
Mclean Commissioners, and Chief Engineer Kings.
land The distinguished visitor was received with q
general salute, which he promptly acknowledged
Ia mode mihtdfre. Passing down the line he made
minute examination OF the engines, hose carrlages
and hook and ladder apparatus, compliment.
ted the company officers on the servceaole
build ana neat appearance OF the men, ana
remarked upon the points OF the horses
In manner which proved him to be a really excel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20

Paris sixty days. S.l7k SIS; short sight, Slsk .
6l3XI Antwerp. DISK 6.le,4; Switzerland. s.lsk
6.lek; Hamburg. S5x . 80; Amsterdam, 4o1I COX
Frankfort 4ox 40Xi Bremen, 7sss 70; Prussiaa
tha,ers, 70x a II.
In Southern bonds the only interest manifested
was In Tennessees and new North Carollnas. The
following were the prices at the last cal!:-Ten-
nessee skies, ex coupon slA 90; do. new, SIX o
81; Virginia SKIES, ex coupon SO; do, new. COZ q
81; Georgia skies. "a; do. sevens, 81 a 03; North
Carolina skies OK coupon, GO a57k; do, new, 40 q
aok; South Carolina, new 85 a 6S; Missouri SKIES
sex 81. Louisiana skies, II 10; do, levee SKIES
eiN 60, Alabama Fights, Ok s3A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUST 90, 1859

economical proprietor must have considered washiny
materials TOO exuavagant luxury FOR . camp
meeting. In me, traders OF ell descriptions are
making harvest, which " likely 10 become more
remunerative as the proceedings draw 70 close.
creature comforts 10 rendes the enlightened pro.
gramme OF services paatable even 10 the ep.cure II
arden! spirits be excepted which, OF course, pre-.
sumed nov 20 90 On the ground.
prominent feature OF the proceedings Is the
complete harmony which prevails; for although
there Is precinct station on The ground ana arge
body OF watchmen .heir services have, fortunately,
not yet been orough! INTO reputation Indeed, q
warm ieeAng Of friendship and orotheriy love ip.
pears 10 pTedominate, while the good influence of
the circle evidently extends 10 the heretc' ground
ts inhabitants being decidedly civilized and peace
aole. Perhaps me most monOtonous portion OF the
camp life Is about midday, but towards evening the
entire grounds begin TO assume lively and AMI
The arrival OF senator Sprague at his cottage
here "a momentariiy expected. az II 10 thought he
WIN deliver .engthened address. while the appear
ance Of Ben Butler 10 also looked forward 10.
According to the programme OF arrangements
meeting OF the association held yesterday mora.
ing at eight O'Clock. In the preachers building Rev.
Dr. browne presiding, prayer being said by the Rev.
Dr. Upham. Rev. George Wegate was appointed
secretary OF the association pro tenn After the
transaction OF some routine business the meeting
adjourned. In the forenoon the Rev. Mr.. Hall, OF
Pawtucket, preached heightened sermon from the
Grand STAND. taking his text from James, 5th
chapter 10th verse. "The eectua and ervent prayer
OF the righteous avaeth much. The reverend gentle
man dwet earnestly on the great efficacy Of prayer
and the necessity OF praying frequently He showed
that prayer as an instrument OF grace would be USE
less TO Independent beings, but absolutely required
by the morally depraved. He besought the cOngre-
cation to place their dependence In the Creator and
be incessant In the application for divine besslnga.
At the conclusion OF the sermon there an exh0r-
having been sung the forenoon proceedings terml-
mated. At one O'Clock there was meeting OF the
clergymen Tor consultation, and In the evening there
was preaching In the several tents. At seven
O'Clock numerous congregation assembled In the
principal square, where from the stand the Rev. Dr.
Newman. OF Washington, preached q sermon
from the third chapter ana eleventh verse OF
st. John's Epstle:-"We speak that we know
which he dllated eloquently on the power OF
Christian experience, illustrating his subject with
several appropriate anecdotes. The congregation
was dismissed with blessing. Subsequently the
members Of the association proceeded to their
raj tents, where prayer meetings were held. Nearly
every society tent was filled to It's utmost and
psalms were sung till nearly ten O'Clock, when the
bell pealed forth and all was still again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

FATAL RAILROAD ACClDRNT.-An inquest was held
at Portchester, by Coroner Bathgate yesterday, on
the body OF a man named John Cooney, who was
killed on the New York and New Haven Railroad,
near Mamaroneck, on the previous day. II ap.
peared from the evidence that deceased, who lived
az East Portchester got on board OF the midday
freight train and. having climbed 10 the roof OF q
car, was in the act OF waving his hat to some
acquaintance, when ne came In contact with q
bridge, by which he was Instantly killed. verdict
was rendered In accordance with the above facts.
STRUCK BY LoooMorIvE.-Yesterday about one
O'Clock, man named Arthur Ramsden, living al
woodlawn, while walking on the Harlem Railroad
from wriamsbrdge to that place. was struck by tho
locomotive OF New Haven express train, receiving
INJURIES from which he cannot possibly recover
Tho unfortunate man was on the up track at the
time OF the occurrence, and while watching the ap
proach OF down train, was run over by the one
above mentioned and so sh0ckingy mangled that
his death was momentarily expected.
ARREST OF A CLOTHES THIEF.-A rough looking
individual who gave his name as Michael o. NELL
was arrested by one Of the fremont police while
walking on the railroad track near that village with
O large bundle in his possession at an early hour
yesterday morning. On being brought to the station
house his load was found to consist OF various art
Giles OF wearing apparel, oil OF which were wet, as
though they were Just taken from o clothes line,
their value being about forty dollars. lie was locked
up until an owner can be found for the property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20

The market ruled dull heavy, and prices
S s ii s.
and 0F mssy a% ~s y at Tes
or &C .o fS Dr. ST. g, to ihs'f Tor Nc 'Isa FOR
sa y ae i%s '' 1'S%
S"Sss ri s1a " sEs
he sales being bushels a. Sc Cog for Western
was quiet but firm small sales at 81 IS for West
and u 81 81 80 FOR State Barley and barley malt
FnEioITs,-The mnrke, was quiet, the offerings being
business was rather more active demand being prnc
FOR grain and petroleum vessels rates for which were
bushels wheat SO PIX: rosn at g. sCSdo
mons al I'd ss eces beef AL ss and 40 bales cotton At I'd
ToLonon bushels wheat At SD, ana looo bills dor
count The charters AN American brig to the Med.
brig spain, with 1900 b6s petroleum al 5s Cd. Amer
nen with Bis 10 ae; Dr Gn a baT SRn 70
E o BARK To- a RE- Os w R at s an
o. 3d. { direct 81 or and schooner 1850 barrels cspa
city, TO Jamaica and back on private terms
Prices were ar however, at lie IKE for bags and 2S6c
nGY VI was quiet, but arm PIE 1871 soa
s and S Tamco at @"e &c. d. so Snp'
Ssnr s of Ps sr light
however, ranging al from &C. to 5c for choice
nAY.-A moderately active demand prevailed at steady
pSts ssspas sn s ssis o s. so' " %
HmEsThe market was fairly active and full prices
sss!s were sasI s.ss
2ls do $500 DO % sETv' A. 81 y a, aS SS
bs and 100 dry sailed Maranham Is lbs iron second
MoLAssfs.There was no demand except for small lots,
III 1.-The he %st ws s s W. rHs
ass s1s ss Re- 'sp &c., ssS
CUBE. s s'% sS .ss
Mss g. The market FOR sprs arpsnins irae more
s wsc S
New York bbls) at 39c the market closing at 42Nca
@ %
so rs :s al .oSs .l.n. sS u ;fs s
No. Al ss y. ssS a. pss ard sIss psls
" S Y s Ne 9 - "a yI ss
- Tar wnnssn was sao sss Vs u
was quiet Sp, unchanged nm e value
Rsss were :Ss
s 70 sSs az sfF ss vi Sha s'sss s0H;
$50 bbs beahed winter whale were sold for future delivery
s n PGEsse Ss and dsf %
cut %sa. % & es Do s ID
70 rule dun demand being only for small loss and prices
ss'i ss%1: ~ s
S w chiefly S" s s' VEN
s. ss VI FOR vi.f ,s: si
Sl2 S16 for extra do. Tierce beef remained dull
aud nominal Beef hams steady, with small sales
within the range of 2c &c., Bacon was In fair request
and being in light stock held with hrmness The sales
were 200 Boxes cured al I7Ac l7c For cut meats
tho market quiet but steady Sales 70 packages at
lhc. for dry ssed and picked shoulders, l6c l7c for
smoked do, lac. lgSc, for picked hams and 20rc
s9kc. for smoked and bagged do, Lard continued
In fair demand at steady prices and sales
were effected Of 1850 packages at isc a 2oAc
for No. l to prime steam and Kettle rendered
Butter-stat In fair demand and being only In mode
rate supply steady m value The good grades OF West
In good demand and light supply while the other
grades plenty and heavy Cheese was IN fair request
and with light stock the market was hrm We quote:-
NEW DROP BUTTER . -
State Hrkns extra quality per lb tlc 42ho
hrkns good to prime ..,............ &c 40c.
sato hrkins light coored. 3ic BOO.
State, Welsh tubs good prime. 8c. $50.
State, half hrkin tubs fair TO extra. ..... doc 4c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
LONG ISLAND.

SUSPICIOUS CASE AT RIvERHEAD.-Y yesterday
morning the people OF the town OF Riverhead were
gossipng over the finding OF the horse and wagon Of
a Connecticut pedder named Francis Gerber, in the
woods near the village. The horse bore marks OF
having been roughly dealt with, and the wagon was
totally stripped OF Its contents OF drygoods. Gerber
coud nowhere be found, and the general impression
prevails that he has been fouily dealt with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20

Farm dsres fair 70 rood :. .,........,. i2Se i3re
PETnoLEyM.sThs demand Tor srads in sut wis aga. lnd
EAc- Hc. The marke. for refined iul
tho ss%spa all glasses q buyer. beng @
the INST half september on pfiss;. tsrlns For
small lot sold at $50 In Phads phis business
fair but At prices about &c below those surren' yese
balance Of this month The sales were so9 sS Tor
al Sc &c. 500 do for August at 32c 500 40 sepem
Der a. S2sc 900 DO from October so Dscsnoer S2hc
Add There disposed Of $50 bag. .. &c s,s gold. ID
nSna aad o. ana SS eSrency DUTY pAa caroaA wa
100 casks sold At sSc $50 III comm % 70 shoes
srEARINE-The demand light, bui holders wsrs arm.
Small sa!ss made within ths range OF Acc Ale for
ordinary TO choice In bhds and terces
sEEps-Calcu!!a iin.eed was quiet, but unchanged IN
% Is "a IS so for timothy and " 81 Tor rough flax
sUaAn-There prevailed good demand for at full
The sales wsr S cS Shds &c.,
Cuba I masU l,sS tsT Cub. and n,s iS
.c 5slc Tor :Oh whit: lHlc hso. FOR extra and
mon snn S yiOsw e vi r q cooa aS Il
e.. sssssf g. .n Hi'SSs .. 50 fSSss
isdo, Co. sNc Havana-BoYes d. s. Nos. to o, lle
90 'S ahs s TO-
e.. grocery aS ,sS :. ?S ne.s ,
Shds boaos and meSdS
TALLow.-The demand only moderate and the market
was heavy Sales 5000 lbs Al ic. l2Ac. for Western
TRA.The market fairly active. and prices Of all
description: were nr There we're sales Of 100 chests Sou
green Ether Rckmsrs 800 do d. o. Dsmouth and 600
do. In lots on private terms.
active and prices were .San higher About SIS SIS were
sold al vi IL VI lS TAI paid chiefly al the latter price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20

COFFEE.-Ihe market for Rio passably active aud
steady at our last quotations The sales bags
Lndhem and 1,OUO do, steamer South America pr
vate terms Laguayra was in improved demand and 450
bags sold at l7Tc god duty paid In other descp
there business.
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Receipts; ssl4 bills flour, 62s do
and 40 bags meal bushels wheat 9bt do corn
lis do oats and 80 do The -four market ruled duh
and heavy but we note no decided change In prices Cali
$500 bills Southern -four slow Of SALE and prices
generally heavy. Sales 500 bbs Rye -four In but little
demand and prices heavy Sales 200 bbs Corn meal
kdull.b ut unch Wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BIRD-LAwsoN.-On Wednesday, August 49, at
Calvary Baptist church. by the Rev. A. q. Lawson,
OF Brooklyn. Mr.. A. CLINTON BIRD to Miss CASSIE W.,
youngest daughter Of Albert G. Lawson, all OF shia
city.
California and Illinois papers please copy.
DE SAULLE5-HEcKsCHER.-At Orange, N. j., on
Thursday August 10. by the Rev. DR.. Williams. AR.
THUR Is. DE sAULLEs to CATHARiSE NJ, daughter Of
the late Charles A. Heckscher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20
STREET QuuTArl]ys.
Half.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, August

THURSDAY, August 19-6P.M.
CoTToN.-The demand for this staple fairly active,
and with light offerings the market nmer and prices
vanced fully lc per To- Sales effected Of 23 bales
OF which 5l2 for spinning sl6 speculation and els
for export The business deliveries again large
and AT prices about No. above those obtained yesterday
The saes we're as folows;25 bales basis low middlng
for OCTOBER at 29sc $50 do do. for December at 2c 400
do for February at &c. 200 do for September 100
October and 300 do for December private We up
pend the closing quotations
Updnds Mobile Netc Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-20

The Journal de Genepe publishes the text OF
treaty OF extradtion concluded between France and
Switzerland.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14

"NoT Now."-James W sat in
his fathers Office reading an interest
ing paper. His father sat at desk
opposite, busily engaged in writing.
In a few moments he looked up and
said, MY son, | want you TO go down
TO the postofiice for INC" 30 father
not now. / am busy reading" His
father made no reply, then, but in a
few moments, when his mother and
sister came in the carriage to the door,
as James was about to step in after
bis father, the latter replied, "Not
now, my son, you may finish your
reading
This little incident brought 10 my
remembrance a picture which | had
seen in my early childhood, which
made lasting impression on my
mind. The artist represented an old
msn climbing on a chair, and endcav-
oring TO reach book from a high
shelf But before the desired object
is attained the old man sinks down
overcome with the exertion. His
history has often been written. In
his youth, kind friends aud ihe voice
Of conscience urged him to read his
Bible, but his answer was, Not now.
On entering manhood, it received the
reply, Not now. At last, old aye and
disease overlook him, poverty and al
Fiction visited him, and his former
numerous friends deserted him. Aud
now when all else has failed, he ro.
members his long neglected Bible, and
goes to look for it, to see IL il viii
afford any comfort He climbs to get
il, and rs be has hand almost upon
it, he hears voice, the awful voice Of
Death, saying, Not now.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-07-14
CEnTIIrICTE.

We. the the undersigned. living witnessed the
trial Of 7. J Booths Improv, stomp Extractor,
on the farm Of R, II Mo0res,sr Luihersturg
on Saturday aud Monday, e 7th and 9Th oi
November, take pleasure 10 aying TO the pub
lie, that we believe IL TO b Ae best smachiue
now in use for extracting siups Itis Of simple
conjunction. easily manare not liahle 70 get
out Of order, and very durah. Pour men took
the machine from the wfon, when entirely
apart, Pot il together, and'ulled a large pine
stump in less than one heu We saw tsa men
pull a large stump with easl They uso horse,
but he does his work in tains out the largest
stumps without a hard phi. Mr.. Booth, the
Patentee, fully underslatis putting up ana
handling the mAchine. 70 would advise those
10 want Of stump extra cts to sec this one tested
before purchasing elsewhre, which they can do
free Of charge BY calling the Propriciors.
J. c. Barrett, J. W. Meard, R.v Spackman
John Nolder, John krl ]. W. GahRgan,
H. II. Moore, ]. ". WAhce, W.B. Alexander.
Geo. Ellinger, WIN D. Btk, Andrew Wilson,
S. J. Hofu, Vim. X. lfin, 4, J. Kirk.
Jsmss Moore. L. b. Carlo, Geo.w lson.H D
Lever Illegal fred'k smsy, lnovlg- "