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Retired with Other Peoples Money
poCGuKxKre1K, July 1a-Nalkes Welsh, a SUB
cnntFarser on The IuuHhkeepse Eas:trn HAL.
rpad ~ Alacprdcd Witt $7,Oe0. leaying heaS9
inaetJ.edneGx amounting, II Ia estimated to over
fse,tD0 The merchants md business men o. a
classes are su 1nded II euIns ringing from sa,tp
10 xeuu, Thr lanorcrs on the food nc!l Pheasant
Valley asc h!ghl5 cIcltet.g Anl trouble Is anucl-
1aied. The company wHl, however, pay them
fhrtY oreS
, 1869-07-16

MISSOURI.

Drxsruclion OF Ifnf1rond Property MT
gFnu1Lsi,1. Mo.-fuFt1irr Etfo,g t'oH-
tsrhtnE lsrHFs sT.-thHMEc Of fsss1Ef
Of tfsr 71t.sUnri 1sprtltE 1sns1rond-
NJ. f.untH <nty dtrHA.
~ LATTE, JE3j 1.A-TLt rNKtr fnpHsr. machine
rt 'nfkf1nl+h ttur ntni utir "r ~n other Ii'tt-
4sh togtthtr Will tuuT IvtvEuolfrk, tWu vi Il.ea
, 1869-07-16

Windows Of tho vile toueprnts vtah Yern n
ohce d.ahed out By the st1eam of water. The IN.
moes sH 81 ne sa.nties we're delueed and The rag
out ot the rtach Of the stream that Was prucipl-
ts.eo upon them, b9t they dId not succeed until
sncy ~! MeIe cempletely dEcnched. The plsce was
soon eieased o. ~ tnh4bltanlA aud subjected to
Winston q Water auch II has neIer been known
IN taA4 VICINITY. Ibese 1re othe{ lsces t1 tho
CITY taAs would 10 benefited ~ similar treatment
, 1869-07-16

A Hot Dny-TFcAAuFy Receipts
Etntc Ifnnds I4cdccnn nncd-AnnitnD
Statements OF IusuEnncc Cotnpa-
nlrs-why the Stnto Edition OF tho
Public Lstx xss is Delnycd-Conntrr-
felt <'olns Dlscoscrcd-C0nl Oil ln-
ArcctlUn.
, 1869-07-16

Confcdcrntca Captured.
NEW YORK, July 1a-Mr, Merritt, OF Elmtra,
while travelling between Cheyenne and Omaha
last week, feil In With q co1uterfclteI, who en-
dearored TO p1ss . $50 counterfeit bill On hin.
Merritt subsequently obtained the confidence OF
the counferfeiter, and the rcsuis VA the capture
near Madison, Nis... Of TWO noto11ous counter
1ctte1s, the seizure Of laEFe QnzntitJ of eounLer
felt bank notes, riates, dieA, rresses, etc: The
couuteffct,css nIreated were taken to Washington,
and detectives arc on the tsack OF the rest OF the
gar4. Tie arTcsts and sclxurcs a-c said 70 be TIC
EotI tupprt2lt made for several JeafA
, 1869-07-16

BEESEr Iul5 IL
Switzerland has r1tlccd . treaty Of couuc:cc
With the Zouyeselu, convention for the protec-
ton Of literary property With The North German
Confederation, aad = naturalization treaty with
NufteHherE.
, 1869-07-16
PEEHSYLVANIA.
Two Ten Stunned by Lightning and
Afterwards Drowned

HUNTINGTON. p1. July ia terrific s.o!1n
r1eed here yester1ny afternoon. Two men named
Bantey Farrell and CorneNus DstfJi while st1ting
nndcf the schute at 4 canal wharf. mile from the
town, were stunned By lightning and failing lof-
ward into the canal vert drowned
, 1869-07-16

Railroad Acctdcnt-ThFosEn from n
1foEEJ - FnFnaoFs ThFcnhfuE-TIic
Weather.
ALTON. July lA--Yestcrriav nrtet1oon a brake
man on the Madison County KXllrs,a.l, nat1e.1 VII.
l!RM EMS, while coupling ours 1t EdwArlsrillc
A1l badly crushed. lie restless at E4iwar!sT.l1c
tE. f aulck, prominent Ge11nnn physician Of
this Ctty, wus ycBterdaJ Ihruwn from h!a buggy
anu badly Injured.
The farmers pf this and tho nclshbostnc couu.
tics ART now engaged In tlircshtns. Wheat IN
MRcourin Averages between twenty and thirty
bushels to the acre
We hare have had no rain for week. The
weather IL hut,
, 1869-07-16

BOSTON, july 1a-Thc sale o! lager In this ciiJ
has been generally resumed. the Stale constAbu-
mr. nay ing evidently received Instructions 70 be
Itts r21d ip fesnrd 10 It. Grp4 Rhopt art closely
watched, md selzurre Of liquors arc made dAilJ.
, 1869-07-16
Forctxu 61Atke{A.
FaAAKronT. July IL
SIS cit Nd tfm. 1t s'1 9E4.
uAyRE. July Is
Gotten eloe:d trm. fer both on SPOT md aaoat.


New Orleans Market.
NV oElEAx4. July l1-CoFTcN- M!dtllnes esxc:
enls * W! otrd; fa1es y bAles. rrcelpts u bales
exp4ttA z{& b4ltA.
MoxK1AAI--<so1d. 1s6H ExthAnge-8testIns, lSlk:
BRIaDt1rTTs-ttour urD: surerice, 4aco; double
tx,r1s, STA: treble eItFaa %1s.. Cern-Hhisr RLlA
UatA, X. Bran. tf05.n4
HAY-Prip.r, F.nno,
FIoy111oxa-FoTk. &54sk BACON. fHalsX End 19c
Lssd11isroe isht434e: kes. 1t;31t'1e
GRoCEKKE4-SuE1F nrn1 At 1hAilCt prime, t4stss
Mol.~es polninsl ehnee fe1penttns, t446tc, Coticc
nc.ntnal: fA!E; tEsalt1e: prime 1sTtaI5.x.
W1uxkIr-Wertrrn rget.ded. a. t4HLA
, 1869-07-16
Tic 1SnfMnu'a kuifFNQc Convention
nj EAtnkQEn4

ssRl5rGi, Jnl. th-The Womans 1uTrsrc
tu1.,e,.!rn e1inurneh. last ctenIne. nficr at'.
tj1tFkt ty .ttA 1'usieigh. Mrs. Norton anI NlW
Antlnt.. ! hc latter said the present nlaff1nge
rypt.,rn wna r1a1cr3 ttr women. Rnd that there
rnrsn.i t'r good notuc circle where shttc Is no
equality.
, 1869-07-16

Fp@1nk, 1uiy 1h-Thr Ira!>oty Institute vas
tti,irAtti ysttrrGay, I'll IN" tow Vt reaoetJ. Mr..
George II attlJ Edtt 81: ,ot1 tn the Urzns! he
uGt ii u tbe LIZ ututt, making thr lutAi tlu9u5a
, 1869-07-16

MENFuIs, July IA.-9oyetnor ttatton. o. AfEha-
~ frporta TINT fl7s, 10 In bends, voted ~ the
state 10 the Little Rock Railroad. nil shortly oc
turned over to the otneerS Of shs TnAA 1run ne.
Ing received In large shrnasuta fof The Eoad, ana
work Un II u progressing noely.
, 1869-07-16

pittAhurKh OIL Market.
TT1sHCzGH July lA-The crude oil market 1utet !:
rIIees unchanged safeA 100 hrsA srlteT July At
Ioo bril-. tets !. The rea.. IL; Lg>, Keller August
s a !, o;<. ;<e1 & sspttmhies f. p,net X Kened
alae; 10 Id Auklst. ahc; s99 SxptenbeE, xe: sold
toktthtr. We quote July II 81 tA31a. October to I
ce.uteE, e bid. Hht1neEta EA1t. 44.1 bis.
, 1869-07-16

Race nj the buffalo Driving Jsnfk.
DCFFALo, n. T., duly la.-The race TO-DAY, u
tbs driving pATk, between Rattt.soake and Lady
Blanche bcst IN 3, tu harness, w:a won ty Rat
tlesnaAc taking the fEst. thitd, and 1t.h heats.
Time-S;4Ix. :;i2k, 4:&v.,.
, 1869-07-16

ri11SHryGH, .1niy 1a--The 1frt hearing IN The
suits brought asn!rt the strret railways tor vto!A-
tion Of tlr Sunday laws wns had TO-DAY. From
IrrRcnt 1ntlrat!,Hs she rn!lmats will he couylctt~l
hnh nnttl. but they will undoubtedly appeal 10 the
highest tribunal.
, 1869-07-16

SHpF"*ru ffH0d tn Obtain In4uF.
nnCex
ErrrAn, Juey 1s-T~o nt the ertw Of .hc
schooner GaT!o oven. rrIs1itc,} vronn,irf near
Cleveland July /. arc making an,assiis tei,,rr Il
y. Htnaba, nt't!sll CousuI, that The .cs.ei WAS
tcuttlrd ~ tile CaptAlD. Az The srAsu s,Id eaJvr
etrc insured The uDsler rittra have l,ctn lIt IN
their guard. pending tho result Of tic l4ssstisa-
ftfn In fufc the CunHuf.
, 1869-07-16

GJoac Of tho North en- stern SscstRcfEcAt.
tlltIlxoEE, jnne th.-The S1ngeTfcst cIuse.i TO-
tisy, rEh In3cr snI B.ug119, at HcEuctxtn Tatk.
, 1869-07-16

ETN0CE@
F1Xa9 CONTENTS on yHE rRKRo1A1IoN Or IuK
CQRFS LEQls1111F.
Paris, Jnly IL
French Journals comment Un{hTorabfy On the
prorogat1on Of the Corpa Lest.latti. before the
ver1ncatiors Of the elections was complete. The
government Is accused o. closing the chamber
with the design Of sitting discussion. Tue ses-
fion viii probably bs resumed on the 9oth Of
Auguss.
CIIRIT HEKoRs-
1t IA runored that Prince Napoleon Is to be
made President Of the Conncil OF Niulstcf1: II.
1azoche, President Of the Senate, and n. Du
Ai1sl, Il Senator, while u. Rouker will become a
candidate tor The vacant scat in the Corps Legts-
1atff.
, 1869-07-16

A letter to Tue TEnsISE frou AFpotA, Ill,
July II, says: "No l.a.o = vcry nattertpS mos.
pect for the ezrfy commencement Of the Psf1a i
Decatur Railsoua.s Witch Is to cross the illinois
Ceuual at this point All tho townships through
which II runs have expressed themselves strongly
In its fAypr.r
, 1869-07-16

NASHVILLE. July yle-Co1ToS-Sothtng dalnk-
UhEApkTETfE-WLeAf sitter: Mediterranean u
4i,p4: rtr1. 4Ii5: Amhtf, *tl6. white. flsa31:a 81
E1puf-E1tfA family, S7-nn ~. % = hrl
, 1869-07-16

COOK COBURss e co.
EEHHFAFEH ApvERI1s1No AGEN1k.
Are auAoriA+.i re<<i@s a4ts7t.%@44 fer THE TIM.
EE aAresf Tattt. 4lAa agents. afrsr-
nsesseats n1tiees for all sEwsrAfE13 AAaAxttXs
aAt f1hqtSe3 in hs C. S 3k7rttofaz, IN pt5-
AheTs tsSeA Ft3ts-
OFYrE q pEAaDoHNg7
, 1869-07-16
Spain.

SPnin.
TIE SEw xtN1s7KRs INTRODUCED TO TIE con1Es,
Madrid, juno IL
In the Cores yesterday, Marshal pFtm INTRO
tuced the new Ministers, and remarked that tho
present Cabinet was constituted from the majority,
and though the nacn had been changed the goy-
eminent rollcE was unchanged. The Republican
Dcputiex replied, making seserc attack On the
government
/ HIFJEIlC TIQ[LLXEp n TIE 1SLAfD OF MA
pEIKA.
NApRtp, July Il
Sexs has been received nom FunchA that
reruh1fc kaB been proclaimed IN Madeira Troops
bare been despatched trnE1 fhts city to the Island.
, 1869-07-16

n HfH0pp610ttW UUFVIhf.
AL1ANT. July la-The DAnk Of Sandy I'LL! WI
entered BY = burH1nf last night, the rAuIt t1pE
opea. but no funds obtained .0."7
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-23
The Cuttle-Fish.

Mr. L. L. Hartt, in his Chapter on Cutie
Fishes" in the American Naturalist, describes
his encounter with one of these octopods on the
coast of Brazil, which wound its long arms, coy
cred with numerous suckers, around his hands
in such way as to hold him prisoner for o short
time. On relinquishing its hold it dropped on
the sand, and using its long Shiny arms as legs,
made its way towards the water, looking like
huge and very tipsy spider. The cuttle-fsh be-
longs to the mollusks, branch OF the animal
kingdom distinguished for its members being
built upon the plan of a sac, and to which
Mr.. Hyatt has applied the more ap-
propriate name of Saccdta. 1t is dis
tinguished from all other mollusks, such
as snails, CLAIMS, etc, by having very
large head pair of large eyes, and mouth
furnished with pair of jaws, around which are
arranged, In circle, eightor ten arms furnished
with suckers. In the common cuttle-fsh or
squid of our coast the body, which is long and
narrow, is wrapped in a muscular cloak or
mantle, like bag, fitting tightly to the back
but loose in front. 1t is closed up to the neck,
where 1t is open like loosely-htting oVercoat,
buttoned up to the throat Attached to its
throat, by the middle, is short tube, open at
both ends. The tube or syphon can be moved
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-23

Mzg NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
L@sAhtk&a Delaware and Raritan Canal, SWIFTSURE
EdiR9E& k}gSh TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.-DES.
PATCH AND SWIFTSURE LINE.
The business of these lines will be resumed and after
the sth of March For freights which will be taken on
accommodating terms, apply TO-
W.M. BAIRD & CO.,
3& No. 1872 South Wharves.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

STRICTLY Pure AND WHoLEsOAIE =
The Mount Joy (Pa.) Herald says. 1--WE visit
ed the extensive laboratory of MIShLER'S $
HERB BITTERS, in Lancaster. and saw the
process of making the Bitters which so fa-
nous everyx here. The ingredients the
pnrest freshest aud best and the basis used for
diffusing the virtue of the herbs through the
system. is the purest we ever saw, and this is
very important fact, for, however valuable
medicine may be, if it is compounded with poi
sonous liquor, its use will be injurious instead
of beneficial. We can say that MISHLER'S
HERB BITTERS is strictly pure and whole
some in every respect" Sold by all respecta-
BILE druggists. Price one dollar per bottle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
MA R RIED.

R-O'HARA.-On Tuesday,
Sept. 2lst, at the Catholic church in this place,
by Rev. H. C. Christy, Mr.. SAMUEL a. SHOE
MAKFF of E5ensburg. and Miss ELLEN, eldest
daughter of Samuel O'Hara, Esq, OF Munster
township.
The LAST of the Shoemakers has giTen up
his AwL of bachelor life and taken unto him
self an aIriable, devoted and most cstimable
wife, and " c join with the many friends of both
parties IN wishing Sam and his fair youug bride
a peaceful, prospe. Gus and pleasant voyage
down the stream of time, and a safe anchors ge
in that bright haven of eternal rest, where bliss
is never ending and sacred ties are never broken.
KELLER-BRACKEN On the IIth inst !,
at the parsonage of the Ebensburg Presby yteri-
an church, by Rev. B. NJ. Kerr, Mr.. DAVID Il.
KELLER and Miss MAGGIE T. BRAcKEN, both OF
Ca mbria county.
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TO CONSU MPTIvEs.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple remedy.
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con
sumption, is anxious to make known to his tel-
low sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send cory of
the prescription used Gree of charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the same.
which they will iud a SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMP
TIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The object
OF the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit tue afflicted and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, az it
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON
my2O.-ly. Williamsburg, Kings Co., n. 7.
MORE TEsTMONY.-FTom the Times,
New Poltz, N Y. We take pleasure this
week IN calling the attention of our readers TO
the advertisement Of "HOOFLANO'S GER
MAN BITTERS." 1t is the only Tonic for
the Invalid that commends itself. Our drug
gist, Z. Van Wagenen, in this village has sold
two gross the past six months, and in livery
instance it gave satisfaction. Now Is the time
tosuse the Bitlers.
HoqRand's Biters is entirely free from al
c0hOlic dda,Jt,lre.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Is combination of all the ingredients of the
Bitters, with PURE Santa Cruz Rum, orange,
anise, etc, making preparation of rare nedi-
cinal value. The Tonic is used for the same
diseases as the Bitters, in cases where some
Alcoholic Stimulant is required. Principal Of
fee, 63I Arch Street, Phlad'a. Pa. Sold ev-
erywhere by Druggists and others. [aug 20 J
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
Hoonand's German Tonic

ts combination of all n. fagrsdfsnts Of he Bit,ers,
lrjth PURE Santa Cruz Ran, orange, ctc f as used
for tte same jsedScs he BieTs cases lgtrre Sose
pare alcoholic stimulus required Ton Jo5A bear t71
mind these remedies entirely different JTot2
anu oeTs 0dreyfiSsd for he Of The diseases named
Hss being scientific preparations o. medicinal eStrc"sS
tchils others Gec0ctionS Of rHa "a : q
fuIs The TOXIC is decidedly Of nc 2sOst plea
sant and dgrsedbIG remedies offered TO e public
It's e-qtSitG pleasure 10 lake it tci1e tts
Lfs-oIrig eIidTdtnS, and medicinal qRdtttssS AGCe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

A RAT IN A Boys SToMACH.-We called
at the house of Mr.. James S. Mann, resid-
ing on Emma street, on Monday evening
last, to witness live rat which had beer
elected from the stomach of little boy.
about five years of age. the son of Mrs.
Sarah Rogers. The little fellow, as stated
by the mother. had been playing around the
yard, when feeling no doubt uncomfo:ta BILE,
he came to his mother and displayed rest
lessness and sickness, with frequent evil
dence of strangulation, exciting the mothers
fears that something serious was about to
tranrpire After great exertion, he threw
up. TO all intents and purposes. an actual
toina rat, which. SO lar as the mother could
tell, might have been swallowed by the boy,
but in what way and manner will perhaps
rcma ain forever mystery. The rat could
not have been. from all appearance, more
than three or four days old, as it was entire
ly Understanding. as near as we could
iudge--uot having rule at hand-an inch
and a half in length. alive and kicking. A
number of our citizens have been called in,
in order to determine its paternity and the
circumstances connected with the strange
Altoona Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
Hoofland's German Bitters

Is entirety vegetable, and contains no
liquor. Ef Is a compound OF FluId EX-
tracts. The ESoOIs, Herbs, and RarfEE
from which IheSe extracts are Ioado
9E.e gnti,srsd ,,,ce. All GsTnt.ny: r1rs63y:
are extractedEA - frOERI SEsSFfa by
n sci mi II G ~Ha2SzSS chemist. hbes7
extracts arc them forwarded 80 this
country TO be used expressly for the
TllanuGn cIure OF these BItters. TRere IL
no alcoholic Su bSIance OF any 4 IN I used
in compOundfng the RitterS, hence IL is
the only EEiIGerk that can be used ssk
cases ~ here alcoholic stiInulaRts are
not advisable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

o., CoRerspoNpENTs.-"Old Toms So
D,1 ~ and communication Of personal
tv4uS 4,:+o- which we have been asked TO
nah, ,:,b have been held over for considera-
.u au''I bnt will appear. if at all. in our next
you, nCnyode's Lament" reaches us with
$. the name of the author being given,
~ n;ob nrecludes its publication, and ga
M ilSienD has been overlooked until too late
ltor insertion this week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
CAREoLLTowN, Sept. 20, 1869.

CABEOLLTOWN, Sept. 20, 1869.
Dear Freemdn-Our town made a very
barrow escape from disastrous contlagla-
ton a few days ago. A spark communica-
ted fire to the roof of a kitchen in rear of
the hotel property of Mr.. d. Eyer, but for
tuuately the flames were observed ere they
had made much headway, and the judicious
application Of few buckets of water pre-
vented the fire from doing much damage. If
unobserved for few moments longer the
flames would have acquired go much volume
as to render it impossible to subdue them,
and a disastrous destruction Of property
would have resulted. l have not learned
that meeting of our common council was
called on the following evening, and quart
of grease appropriated, by their order, to
grease the r2nning gears of our elegant
steam fire engine.
The examination of applicants for bor-
ough and township schools was held here on
Thursday last. About dozen of teachers
were examined and young man named Sir.
Severn selected as one of tho borough teach
ers. | believe the teachers for the balance
of schools are not yet selected.
Skinner & Co.'s Indian show performed
here, to fair audience on Friday last. The
wild war-whoops and 'savagerous" define
ations of Indian character, as given by three
red men and one comeIy but very peacabie
looking squaw, were source of unmitiga-
ted pleasure to the rising generation, and
imaginary scalping scenes and war dances
are incorporated for the time being as stan
dard games, to be superseded shortly by
shiny" and ''mumble peg"
The brick work on our new convent build
ing has been completed and the carpenters
are busy preparing for the roof. The build
ing is commodious one. but does not. ex-
teriorly, present very handsome architec-
tural appearance. At another time l will
give general descrif t of it.
| am panied to announce the death of Mrs.
Buck, most estimable lady who resided
within the limits of our borough, which oc-
CURED on Sunday morning last. Mrs. Buck
was the relic of Jerome Buck. deceased and
daughter of John Flick, Esq. She was
lady of great sweetness of disposition and
unassuming department. and was beloved
aud highly esteemed by this entire commu-
nifty. Deceased leaves two very youEg
children, who are of too tender an age to
realize the great loss they have sustained.
May she rest in peace.
Your correspondent must crave indulgence
for brevity and general lack of interest in
this letter, but will make the usual promise
of doing better next time. BUz FUz.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

NSTATE OF THOMAS NOBLE,
14 DEC'p.--Letters Testamentary to the es-
tate of THOMAS NoBLE, late of " hite township,
Cambria county, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of said county,
notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
to said estate 10 make payment without delay,
and those having claims against the came will
present them in proper shape for settlement.
ELIZA NOBLE, Executrix,
JOHN GLASGOW, Executor
White Twp. Sept. %, 1863. st.
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ID L l. - .

PARRISH At the residence Of his parents,
near Eoensburg, on Friday, Sept. l7th, JosErH,
son of Siias ard Eliza Parrish, aged 8 years
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

GOOD, BETTER, BEST.-The best
~ and cheapest Tobacco and Cigars IL town
are at NJ. L. Oatman's. Go and see.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
ALTOONA Cry. Sept. 90. 1869.


Dear Freenadn-The democrats of this city
have made their municipal nominations, and
have selected first rate set of men to lead
US to victory. For Mayor that veteran apos-
tie of democracy, Gen. Geo. w. Potts. who
has grown gray in the service of his party,
has been re-nomi mated by acclamation-a
merited tribute to faithful officer and a
worthy man. For Treasurer our amiable
German friend, John Bowman, Esq, has
been chosen. and to speak in praise of his
capacity, integrity or democracy would be
entirely super6uons. His election is fore
gone conclusion. In the selection of School
Directors we have been very fortunate. e.
c. Eper and John II. Roberts, the nominees,
are both men of integrity and high social
standing-men who will add dignity to the
School Board and bring honor to those posi-
tions which tho present narrow-pinded and
bigoted incumben Is haveFendered by-word
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
nERIIITY

There Is no medicine equal m RcofGnFs GaTma;s
Eiters or Tonic IN s--ESszaeEzz cases Of D,bittg>
Thsy impart a to,,s E Hana pigor 70 nhs tohois
system, Strengthen IS he appetite, cause
an cD3ovmr~f cf Lfcvz1sAszz fosd, eaul's ~ So
mach digest it. ptat lie blood, gtUe good ~o-isds
keGhy complexion, eradicate he ytioto ft1ge from ~
eve Jrrt checks and chdBBe Os pGt'eEt
fror4 SEorfbreaGscd, enactGid lDrGk, and HeTe0i'S
IRrdljd, to f.H faced sioti GHd riyoroHS psrso"
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by ukin" the E8iIIers or
TOnic. In fact, they are Family NedI-
cKnc<. 'F'hPY can be administered - iIh
perfect safety to "a child three months
old. the most delicate female, or a man
OF ninety.
Tkss, R,n,sTyss s,sE hut
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, D D,

>
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhiiadelDhia-
DR.. JACKSON DEAR sIR5-i hare otsa rfcfIes-ftg
requested b connect ny t1h Tecofa nsssl of's 9
different sgfs aaeiciHeS 5ts TsgGsHJ the pTa.tfes
as If ma appropriate .re, h'tae ia al cESes &C
ced; bn, loita cer prof IA uG1s7ts f5lSa scss I'D
particularly ia ny o,rn drrify Of fitness oJ pr
Ifoo6dRas Cs &aH Buffers def9gt for once fTosi ~
course c-T1ess n'y fan 9oar.R es or gen
rral debility of the ~ and espeeia ~ for Liver
Complaint, it is aES-A EzFf9sae and vaiuaSe
ne "a aIion In ES5AA : sHas cssss n my
TaI b,g ,ts,..Ylf, y &3sAa 5aatlf not AZ
be rey9, bens6esgis.A,- ~ b. asoss ,clo sa.gsr
from sts GGo9e I0lTs, ssy9 yestsey tss.g,
J. ~ kENN4kc,
= Eiyhth, beIOt9 Coates srCsf-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

NEVER SURPASSED Ep-Our merchant friend,
A. 6. Fry, has too much enterprise to permit
any one to either undersell him in price or
surpass him in the beauty and extent of his
stock. He has just added largely to his as
sortment Of fall dress and dry goods, and
feels sure that he can suit the tastes and
purses Of all comers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23
blood Purifiers

eper E7olca aud all diseases res'fhfJ freFs
bad blood Keep your EBEzr8 b}Ocd pure; kse2 your
Lirer orrfsr: keep y0HT dlgeSl re organs
a sound, he1fihy F5cOEdttion, by ne Rss
oy Hess remedies, EzLzzsczsaGHd no disease iciit
ereT you The ne country enc
them. II years Of honest reputation 60 for d'syIsi59
y6U paE4 ay these pTCpdTdtions.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

LEG Cur OFF.-Our friend, Sarn'l Craig.
ESQ. of Gallitzin, informs us that Thomas
Gallagher had one of his legs taken off by
a coal train in the Pa. r. II. tunnel at that
place, on the repairs of which he was ETH
pIoyed, this wednesday, morning, and it is
feared that he will not recover. He has a
wife and several children.