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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
STATIONS AND SiDINGS. ExrRtss l.,ccoN'l

TAC HON Notice is hereby given that my
' j wife Priscilla J. Silafl'r. has left my bed and
board without Just "ause or provocation. All
persons are therefore cautioned against harhCrinC
or trustino her m account as l will pay no
debts Of her c0ntractn,
PiIILETUS Sl;AFFEP.
Aug IL 10 20
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j. c.. OSBORNE.
BORNE. u u. IEss.
Notary Public
SsSls0P!!H s IinSs.

4 TToRNEYSa at Law. will attend promptly &c
= all professional business entrusted TO them.
Particular attention given TO real estate business.
Titles examined and quoted. Collections made
and promptly RENTED. once on Michigan street
few doors north Of the Parker House Plymouth.
Ind. iar1 '70lv
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M. EGrhIn,

4 TTCRNEY AT LAW. Notary Pubiic AID Col
lection agent. Practices liz The various co.n
ties oithe district. Having an Abstract Of Title.
for Marshall county will give particular attcntioi
70 Real Estate business.
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!. G., & I. r. CaDran.

A TTORNEYS s COCNSEIORS Resi- Estate
a and Collecting Agents. Plymouth. Ind. grr
practising in the law courts Of Marshall nnd adj
Joining counties, and will give prompt attention
,oal! legal business entrusted 20 them. Genera.
Collecting agents for Northern Indiana and South
ern Michigan Particular attention given 10 the
settlement of deccGcnt's estates ani guardian.
ships. Deeds, mortgages. and other contracts
drawn up and acknowled ,;nents taken Office
Brownlee's Block NJ stairs. nov25'69 i2l,
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TIE HOW T.

The OLDEST and the latest improved SEW.
ING MACHINE In the world. Manufactured ~
the HOWE MACHINE Co. of Bridgeport Conn .
adapted &C. EN EItl VARIETY OF SEWING Tn
equaliod in beauty. excellence and durability
n is IA, most simple In canetfrcticn and 'fs
easiest 10 understand and operate of ANY SEW.
ING MACHINE ever yet p.ced in the market
Some new and valuable improve n his cave Re
Gently besn added. winch rculcrrour NEN - NJ
IMPROVED MACHINE superior 80 ny Ne havs
made heretofore. and all that Coad reasonably D..
desired. The Howe Sewing Machine both Fss.i-
ly and Manufacture. use much smaller needle
for the same size otiiiread than any other rsin-
the same size OF number oi thread or the.uud,r ar
upper and Under Side. and sew equally wen with
cotton. linen aud silk. Our Family Machines are
especially adapfed In all household sewinr--sh irt
Mixing. Clock ard Vest Making. Sea nii.e- Tuck
ing Quilting. IL cknr. Gathering n. naming.
Telling. Bidding a. 'orGinr. 4 ~ Iicni.ncr the
Braider aud the .,order are sneqgaIed A careful
examination az TUE HOWE viii well r-aav any
one whether they wiso t. pnrcease ar not. sam
piles of work and caculaTs OfMach tncs are furnish
ed ON application 10 any ~ car Az ncies We
desire Responsible ard energetic PARTIES ~ agents
NHIEAps- SILKS NEHrifs. OI.F &c aisava az,
hand: wholesale and retail. address a. sorsru-
nicaiions To
Howe Machine Go.
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ETTHAT HAS CAUSED THIS
w GREAT CoMMoTioNy
Good News and True.
sE(acHsNn 1EOOlem Factory.

Roll Carding, ...... .... .......... G cts per IL
Carding and Spinning, ............... 90 -
Cloth Dripping. Pulling Dyeing. &c. &c.
Come and see our plain and fancy Cassmeres,
Flanpcls, Jeans. Wooden Blankets Stocking Yarn
&c. &c. Of our manufacture. To exchange fc-
wool ut the Factory, Tlppccanoetown, Marshall
comfy, Indiana. and at the Furniture establish
ment of 4. l.. Allenian ,e Co., in Plymouth.
apr 3I1nG
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6. Il. RaynGIs:S, u,

ISegEiar Phi. stefan and Operative Surgeon
Z oilers his professional services TO the c,tiz-ns
al fiEmouth aud surrounding country, IG a Id
ton 10 the treatment of diseases common TO the
country soeciai atteAton VIII be given to Surgery
the treatment of surgical diseases and diseases of
iemalcs Night calls in town and country promptly
attended to- Charges reasonable. Office aud resi-
dence on west side of Michigan st. three doors
north ofthe bank. Plymouth Ind a3
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BUSsNESS DIRECTORY.
MedicSE.
Iii. 4. d. Nrt0is,
L. w. Co0Der,

T., CRGEON DENTIST. Can be consulted 6. his
: of,ceevery day except Mondays and Tuesdays
Ofice over Westeryeit's Store. Plymouth. Ind.
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J. j. ViRa!.,
ATTORNEYS.
Z. p. I0gaia.
ii. J. @. Packard.

4 TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. ard No
lazy rrhic. Room M. /, Balcony block
= > "'outH' iHd. Is
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WATER Mil, The best fos- manufacturer
always on hand Gristing done to order hl
n trst-cass m:iicr. The highest market price il
cash psid ali times fer Wheat. Mill at nor:h-cas
part OF togn.
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]. T. Van Faiaerl;urgli.

yI-HOiEeiLEIQCOR rORE-purc Licuor
~ fo- nir',icinal aud "'te. rgracse!,s cen /
md AT ms store, one door north oi III .irar,
sank.
Nay Is. 1865. J. r. Vs.<VALKENBURGH
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{. :. :. Z. Ill.
J. Y. ElaiiaY L Go.

nRI GGIST. Or T. A. Lemons Old stand;
~ Michigan street. plymouth, Indiana.
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/. c, Ei0lsZen3orT.

FASHIONABLE BARRIER ITEYCfGO BAR
BEH SH0P Under Marks ~ EhrlIch's store
Shafing. Hair Cutting. Shampooing. &c. done
in the best style. Particular attention given to
Dycing lair and Whiskers. Highest price pa d
for ladies hair ll-ii
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Prompt and Reliable.

insurance effected at the LOWEST LEGITIMATE
RArES--pay all equitable losses promptly and
without litigation. Special Inducements offered
,ssideacs aud farm rtsks dacs3-i6
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TRAINS G0f.YG EIST.

~ C.. - l.. y. Il. rTrIE TABLE.
Takes effect Friday, June 2, 1870.
TRAINS GOIEU SOUTH.
STiTyDNS AVv, SHINES. =, o>t.Ny rx-,r,ss
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lNSUR ANCE OFFICE
The following companic, are represented by
~. coz BS.V.

NONE, .-ew York;. Assetts 81, 500, 900 90
HARTFORD, cfHarUord, CT. 1900, 600 90
MERCHANTS, Of Chieago,... 1000, 900 co
The above companies are well known to This
community and the country, as
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JOB PRINTING.
EBENSRURG FOUNDRY
AGAIN IN FULL BLAS1T
|EW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c.

II AFING purchased the we'll known EB-
ENSBURG FOI NDRY from Mr.. Edw
la and rebuilt and enlarged it almost en-
y, besides reitIing it with new machinery,
atscribers ae now prepared to furnish
IyE, PARLOR s. HEATING $40 YES,
be latest and most approved patterns
tRESHlHG MACHINES, MILL GEAR
~, ROSE and WATER WHEELS of every
Fr.ptiOn, IRON FENCING. PLOUGHS
LOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact all
me- Of articles manufactured in a first class
lcIy, JOB Work of all kind attended 10
la5iy and done cheaply.
he special attention Of Farmers ia invited
no newly patented PLOUGHS which we
''ss' . Tie sole right to manufacture and sell
'ls county, anc which are admitted to be
best ever introduced to the public.
De'ey'ng ourselves capable of performing
~O'E IN our line in the most satisfactory
,r.y', aud moving that We can do work at
- Fe'csS than have been charged in this
--'U'lH -HII pge.0tOre we confidently hope that
P":- VA We 'olnd worthy of liberal patronage.
r1s.r5 y. igaOeions made to wholesale dealers.
'.1f ~ le highest prices paid in cash for old
0r' u "a lhSs given in exchange.
'L-A' AeE sTRiCTY CASH OR COUNrRY
Ty, pIY1s CONFERY, VINROE s. co.
-''u''uFg, Sept. ,, lo66.
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shot. Aud II was then plainly seen that
my horse being beyond ine had received
the ball that passed over me. And I
could account then For the snfTus,d look
ON l'otter's face when asked hin. vhat
he was shooting at lie had expo cied of
course, TO run out and find me dead, and
could not account for his disappointment.
'Potter was afterwards arrest, i by The
militia. but somehow was never bron..ht
to trial, but compelled To leave The c,iur-
Try. wkieh at that time was The greatest
punishment Tor all Uiieuccs not amounting
tc murder
''About three years after This was
gong over ;he same road, and on the
same business : and, halins nblaine,I =
very early start from the springs one
morning, | met ON the top Of one of The
high lniis, near this same point, about
daylight ~ the morning, Tins same tnat,
Potter, with his life on his shoulder II
was then that thought of IlIe Inorrow.'
Tor l saw at The very first glance tha' hs.
knew me-;-but, slrai ger still than his
meeting was, lac never noticed nae. OF
delGned TO speak of the incideai of our
FIRST meeting there. Ii was easy tnoach
to lace him, but it was never more diff
cult to turn my back on n friend than
to pat tins man behind me. But 1 passed
on unmolested. lie was ioputrd n fi.e
marksman at the springs, aud perhaps be
remembered that within Il few PAGES, ai.d
with an HneFrins rifle, lie had tried me
once before and failed, aud never ilad
known the little incident tLat saved rny
life at the time.
81 have never heard anything Of Pyl,
ter since then" -.5s
The truth of this adventure is vaui,hch
Tor by two-of the most rrspec;abls,s tHi-
zens of Bowling Greeh-AIr. Rpbcrt D.t-
Wis and Mr. Elijah Clay pool-anL lis
history has never appeared ia print bcf,re.
Il Bowling Green Corr. Of lie Couritr>
journal. 49, 81 ss-lt "a ~
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EBENSBURG, PA, THURSDAY, j JUNE %, 1870

The young Seneca took in the situation
at glance. The decisive blow had to
be dealt Not a moment was to be lost,
or certain defeat, and, in all probability,
extermination; would result TO his brave
band of followers. Rendered desperate
by this fact and the additional thought as
TO the fate of Hua- Honka. in case he
should fail, he seized the old chief with
a grasp Of ron, and, with a power that
astonished himself, raised Ehim from the
ground. and, putting his whole soul into
the effort, threw him many feet beyond
the brink of the precipice. In a moment
more the form of the savage old chief fell
upon the rocks below, mangled and dis
gusting mass.
Surprise and horror checked the further
advance of his followers, who quickly
sought safety in flight, but being eagerly
pursued by the victorious warriors, few
succeeded in making good their escape
Among the dead were the five young men,
stricken down at the time of the assault, ),
who had SO readily consented to become
the executioners of helpless female. but
a few hours before, and when night closed
in upon the scene, of the numerous tribe
who had that day assembled upon the
"Alum Banks" TO witness the execution
of the fairest and best of their number, less
than half score remained alive to tell tie
tale.
Fhe young brave lost no time in sever
ing the bonds wlach bound his bride to
the tree, and she soon recovered from the
effects of the terrible ordeal through which
she had passed. Without regret she bid
farewell TO the scenes where she had passed
many happy days, now never more to
be recalled except with feelings of horror,
and was carried by the young brave to
his tribe on Lake Seneca, where they and
their descendants engaged in agricultural
pursuits. They lived happily together to
green old age, and not many years ago,
when the young brave died, there were
many among his acquaintances who mourn
ed the death of "CoRNPLANTER, the Gel
ebrated old Seneca chief H. X.
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Gbe 4oet's department.
SIX LITTLE FEET ON THE FENDER.

In my heart there liveth picture
Of kitchen rude and old,
Where the freight tripped Ger the rafter
And redeemed the roof s brown mold;
Gliding the steam of the kettle
l hat hummed on the foot-woIn hearth,
Throughout all the evening,
Its measures of drOwsy mirth.
Because of the three light shadows
That frescoed the rude old room
Because of the voices echoed
Up mid the rafters gloom
Because of the feet on the fender,
Six restless, white little feet
The thoughts of that dear old kitchen
Are to me so fresh and sweet.
When the first dash at the window
Told of the coming rain,
o! where are the fair young faces
That crowded against the pane2
While bits of freight stealing
Their dimpled cheeks between,
Went struggling out in darkness
In shreds of silver sheen.
Two of the feet grew weary,
One dreary, dismal day,
And we tied them v ith snow white ribbons,
Leaving them by the way:
There fresh clay on the fender
That weary. wintry night,
For the four lttle feet had tracked it
From the grave on the bright hills height.
o! why, on this darksome evening,
This evening of rain and sleet,
Rest my feet all alone on the hearthstone?
o! where are those other feet?
Are they treading the pathway of virtue
That will bring us together above?
Or have they made steps that will dampen
a sisters tireless love?
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EBENSBURG
E.a AND BOOK g2,1Is! Z Z ,

hug .5T'I isfiniZ ePNI9T2
a. ING recently enlarged our stock
g,,o' oe are now prepared to sell at a great
s,o T or n. ..ou former prices. Our stock CON
,,s DtuS'' Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
y. az i.eUh p5U s. Halls and Aliens Hair Restor
] IN y1ral' ms OOintments, Plasters, Liniments,
sa,e, T'''f5S, s Citrate Magnesia, Ess. Jamaica
sno' M c rufe Flavorng Extracts, Essences,
E!...ro 5'JGp, P,e soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
,,, 9eGARS AND 7UBACCOS.
~ : H' HpooSs' Deeds, Notes and Bonds: Can.
tay,learu numerical and all kinda of Note Paper;
aj H. h. tens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
lsoEs IiaeN Ta and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
|de Bai B@I gaines, Newspapers, Novels, His
|eIlpa.l p,sles, s. Religious. Prayer and T Toy Books,
llyp rs Pv, nave "a, added to our stock aslot of
L ,t,saI;SE sh@ ELRY, to which we would invite
PgGTt,olo,nI of the Ladies.
la eve. GRAPH ~ ALBUMS at lower price.
P,Se, " .oG offered re in this place.
u. Nu cigars sold either Wholesale or re.
Jply 30 1ceo LENNON & MURRAY,
:. ~ Io'S. Main Street, Ebensburg.
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BETTING on lCb .lIHNEls Tilhe stsFy
of jun Smlley's frog illustrates. "a mania
FOR betting in California thai makes fle
most trifling incidents occasiops for dis
playing itself On the 9th Instant. s:i 3
a San Frarciseo paper, there was an ice
match at MarysvilIe, 10 lest the RELATIVE
merits Of two specimens if ice. one from
Little Grass Valley and Ahe olher from lie
Summit. Both blocks, weighing Is lbs.
were placed in te sun, with even rh;nc,-.
the mercury marking ninety degrees i'm The
shade. ''TEe Summit chunk" saws fi,e
report, was broad and rather fl t. while
the Grass Valley specimen was rather
longer, and sat on one end - Toward
noon, as the match became lot. ard
streams of water uickled down the fac..s
of the antagonists, ''Ih-re was great ,x-
citemeni among the iiirnds of the respect
i've chunks, aud bets ranged from s. 80
to 500. The Summit Chunk l,vg..n 10
bave the best of IL; Grass ki.I!ev slu,y..r,I
deep burrows, and ''came tip srncn1, .
While Summit took The matter couHy ., i
seemed confident of victory Abuut Tie
middle oi the afternoon he friends ,f
Grass Valley threw up The sp,Ige. and
went 10 betting on how hng summit
would last. II grew dalk before rl.c cake
was melted, and tie match cninsi lime
mad 10 be continued hv the Iisht,.f I'm
terms Summit beaI Grass A-alicy four
hours and tiiIy-iiva m,nmtes, ;,houi fif,cen
Hundred dollars changing Lauls un lie
result.
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L0VA " ELL TO YOUR
'NDERsTANDINGs.
'ooLS =, AND SHOES
"Ad BOys' Wear.

srogs c,rg,lslgned respectfully informs his nu
/, r,,mer rus'omers and the public generally tbai
Ea0gS pared to Manufacture ROOTS and
e 6ps., VI any desired size or quality from
ltog,n !. rLehch calfskin boots to the co.rscst
It notica % We VERY BEsr MANsER, on the short.
Nk can CAM :. ana at as moderate prices as ik q
Ibosssu ,et Ge obtained anywhere. ~
~ est,bT,LSy by nave worn Boots and Shoes made
b ,pr.,;a pr,.a,i;aoishment need no assurance a. 10
f'sg y 5e,,or ao quality of my-work '0,bc-s can
se \. convinced Of the fact if the, vii o,'i :
ts>Rsa, G,al' a;; Try and be convinced. ::
4 ponn,l ainng of Boots.and Shoe attende ed
ThaDERfs!y, and in workmanlike manner D''o -
work t'al III. lor past favors feel conf;Jent tb,,
ano Increase of the same y : '0u
Ebensbarp A., u > Ohm d. THOMAS.
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1liF HuY. OF fIh pIEiob ~
wih-wdrk HI 4 stai'r 10: s.S }, al
$l5D Iet "'ntia. "let Il Is pus-i
ihsln TO l.aip iI:s.leo Ia WIs.ii Ils ~
heslr'- Ar 4l-'siasi E,eI u. .a,.si>rs =: 4 81
9qtcsiion isonc bt'; iaovs rs.n sris A.e.s so
are ifvaNs hundreds ni Ra,ils 10 wto1
io' iifi, dollars >err-ia. fa.t 7s~s7-
het * ;IwaNS e;muef " Il t.ana,
zeal a;tI''ri c''S AUS, L. tt,r io,.t :.
u 'siuly ,l''Sse, ,.ie. IL VII. hs,Ne
-Ihg seIN''e tar i'.if ., IL. se;ass.g 80
. al'i "hn lu,'k hike ~ 0,}a-, vs.as
+ bnt who rt-,lh t,'2e'nfs .4.5sa. t,4ut.se 50
sam, ni.itinssb ,qld- insect =.
kn"wn tnly ia !, hlgirr pow,l a.;
{ ~asherwon.an. y J. is ~ h;eg..
/ Nsil'h makes a s3ol tr:,.lr, :.sl,i
mr'fsaiase, lLe ivGhG,a,,: elstssii -
teri'y
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THE SQUIRE AND RES WIFE.


The Squire had friend to visit him
on business, and was very much annoyed
to be interrupted by his wife, who came 10
ask him what he wanted for dinner.
go away let US aIoue ~ impatiently
sand the Squire.
Business detained his fiiend until after
dinner time, and the Squire urged him TO
remain. The Squire was a generous pro-
wider, proud of his table, and he compla>
Gently escorted bis friend to seat. A little
to the surprise of both, they saw nothing
on the board but huge dish of salad.
which the good wife began quietly TO dish
up.
"My DEAR" said the Squire, "where
are tlc mtatsa"
''There are none to>day,' said his lady
mo meat What in the name of pov
city! The vegetables, then, Why don't
you have them brought in %
''You didn't order any,"
''Order? +? | don't order anything" said
the amazed Squire.
''Iou forget" cooIly answered the
housewife 81 asked what we should
have, and you said, Lettuce alone Here
it is
The friend hurst into laugh. and the
Squire, after looking lugubIious moment,
Joined him.
"Wife. ! give il up. owe you one
Here is the fifty dollars you wanted for the
carpet which Gcnird you" The Squire
forked over. Now lel's have peace, and
some dinner"
The good woman pocketed the paper.
rang the bell, and a sumptuons repast cf
fish, poultry and vegetables was brought
in.
A few days after the Squire remained
working in his garden some time after
the usual tea hour. His wife grew i'm
| His excuse, wien asked what le was
waiting for, threw her into fulter OF ex
element.
'-Some ono's to come TO supper," she
exclaimed "Wly didn't ,ou fell me !
declare you aie the provokineest mani"
And without asking which Of his friends
was expected, she hasiened 10 change her
dress and slick up her hair for the ucca-
! sion. This done the came out and fund
| the Squire seated at the table reaG;nc his
/ newspaper.
"Where's your company
"My company ! haven't any com
pany."
''Bnt you said you expected somebody
to supper exclaimed the indignant wife
':My dear, l said no such thing You
asked what | was waiting for, and saiG
samtnonS to come TO snpper-th that's wha
i was waiting for, my dear, and came a
once
''And you have made me go and change
my dress. O, I'll make you pay fol
this -
''No matter about ii my dear. oweC
E.r. l,tt.,o, >,
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Fbp Cambria Freeman
WILL BE PUBLISHED
L,rrPY THURSDAY MORNING,
A, Ebeusburg, Cambria Co., Pa.
WILL BE PUBLISHED

n, fIn0uinq rates, pdyd6fe aolah'1t Uf4'ee
". ,51t6s from date Of subscribing:
one year, --- 50 90
nv nv six months, l 90
p wy wy three months, so
~.,.s who fail to pay their subscriptions
y III ,ifer the expiration of six months will
y. L,rged ~,, at the rate of $3.50 per year,
,%1se 'I|9 VINO fall to pay until after the ex-
.%1 of twelve months will be charged at
F. ate Of $500 per year.
1--we numbers constitute a quarter
r,yfye, six months; and fifty numbers,
rplr
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pArrs OF ADVERTISING.

iessi1nal or Business Cards. not
exceeding lines, witt paper, 6 90
obituary Notices. over SIX lines, ten cents
line.
Special and business Notices eight cents
i line for first insertion. and four cents for
h subsequent insertion.
Resolutions of Societies, or communica-
s Of personal Lature must be paid for
sdgatisementS.
JOB PRINTING.
We have made arrangements by which
can DO or have done all kinds of plain
|ti fancy job Printing, such as Books,
amphetS, Show Cards, Bill and Letter
ais, Handbils. Circulars, &C., in the best
Vie Of the art and at the most moderate
fees Also, all kinds of Ruling. Blank
pOss, Book Binding, &c executed to order
god as the best and as cheap as the
espest.
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W IGSsNiAlN a = HOUSE, EBENsBURe,
TIE tn, LINTON & CO., Prop,rs. :
EEaocest dsIin..M n is always supplied with the
EEaoce liquo,a the BAR is supplied with
''eiu bostIs' aud the STABLE attended by
lated srS 'S' Transient visitors accom-
% reasonable terms, feb21
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KATlIhE ILoVoElNG -Nlilc HP Tie
river few days ago. says tEe A,r sui
DtmGciat. we hrard "a iieh ,nr ,m s,.lia
rrot fellow vi hose name has escaped ~.
lie was padding Ia S-irkAhurg IN II dug
cut, and bad been iI.i.nnlrd u :, cerla,n
locality called lilct Send. wAirl i ,i.si-
teen Mills ar"nnd, and a., So. l..,,. about
4 hundred yards 'rr-ss. II w:+ ;aiti,, /
10 land at lie narrow point and dr:,r ~
craft ovei. but he passed lbe spot eoitg o
down wi:h"u obs r>i''s II, and I,:.tldi, q
on ci@h cen inii,s ~, uui. ln.tii Lc s.il.cI
it on The oIhcr s''ie l.anI're ,,' ".,,.. l.s
dragged his Lna' ;.rr,s,. ana W,ni l5ii.
ON down ~Ih "a li3ti ir-arf ~ Il lss. 9 -,sss
Will in a lew PAGES uf the -:,in, Si~i " .,,re
he had dragged 90 y Lci,Ie iiI-5.s 2
II w;'s y ne,v cuts ii i.c wt.n :,-i."ig - ;
tu.e.'. h : C.n'e ,Ntr ;-.In Wia-,. lie
-.ot l.,ck to lie river i, s-....i t.j... a.
S',cntrfrd ir'ria r. ;.s.-i.f il,,,-. ii. 2. i |
s''"h 'i':c' y't' 'i-..n ',t' rrt4s.3l =. I
whici i,a lsl t'i,,u l..s beslisi. ssea =
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vl'hoai ans 4 iiiein.9 rr''-..s-S, iie 70 q. i
lia 7ia-"H ~i'h a l.ic',rr, t.,.fji "a cup
and waited rlil TIA. et Il a. lor q
boat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-06-23

THE Birds OF JUNE The month of
beauty, the month Of song, the month of
all the months is June 4 he birds, with
ali their wealth Of voice and plume, are
with us new. They are calling to us
from the forest, challenging one another
in the meadow, piping in the orchard,
flashing through the shrubbery, building
in the porches, dancing in the threshold,
and peering into our dwellings with dis
dainfui levks.