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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

The Democracy aud the Amendments
The speech of Senator Thurman, of Ohio,
at Columbus, on the 1st., was perhaps the
most persplcacious exposition of the views Of
the democratic party in regard to the constitu-
tional amendments that has yet been made by
any public speaker. We find it epitomised in
the Chicago Times:
The Thirteenth amendment abolished and for.
ever prohibited slavery. That amendment no
democrat opposed. 1t was simple and positive
affirmation of the democratic principle Of equal
freedom. It was submitted to the ratification of
the states In the proper way, and was ratified
with greater unanlmity and more general salts
faction than any other amendment to the federal
constitution, or even the original instrument it.
SELF
The Fourteenth amendment the democrats Cd.
posed, and fer the same reason that Induced
them to favor the Thirteenth amendment The
Fourteenth amendment struck down the demo.
cratic law of equal freedom, which the Thirteenth
asserted. 1t asserted that negroes should have
equal freedom with white men, which every
man OF democratic principles believed, and held
to be right and then it asserted that southern
white men should not have equal freedom with
negroes, which every man of democratic princi.
Piles believed and held to be wrong. And that
is what democrats still believe. and to the ex.
tent that it imposes political disabilities; vic.
la.es the rule of equal freedom democrats are
still opposed to it.
The Fifteenth amendment was conceived in
fraud, was brought forth in fraud, and was rati.
fed by force and fraud combined. In every sin.
gle step, from it's inception to its consummation,
the democratic law Of equal rights and oonstitu.
tional liberty was violated. That is why the
democrats opposed it. And while they recognize
in the provision Of the amendment itself An ap-
plication of the law of equity which democracy
applies alike to all men, ard insists should be
applied to all white men as we'll as to negroes,
they do not the less denounce and demand that
history shall condemn the despotic overthrow
OF the same law Of equal freedom in the fraud
and force by which it was contaminated.
Such, substantially, was the tenor Of Judge
Thurman's Columbus speech, which one repub-
lican 'organ' in this city refuses to print for
fear its readers should discover that democracy,
after all, means liberty and justice.
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Democratic County Convention.

BY the notice above it will be seen that the
Democratic Central COMMITTEE have called a
county convention of the party to meet at Of
tawa on the 26th inst. The convection will
have candidates to nominate for County Treas
urer and County Surveyor, and delegates to
appoint to the State Convention to meet at
Springfield October 4th as also to take some
action in reference to the congressional We
cancy in this district. The business of the
convention, it will thus be seen, will be i'm
portant, and it is hoped the convention will
be fully attended.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

The Building Association held its regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, and nav
ment, of the first instal!ment were reported from
about one.third Of the members. Itwas 5ec;aoa
not to offer the money on hand to loan until tho
rest OF the subscribers or at least most Of them
had paid up, and an Adjournment. was had up,;,
next "Wednesday evening, at DR.. Harris os,co
Several persons were present ready to take the
money at handsome premium and give annie
security, and were disappointed that it was not
offered.
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The Cholera.

The grim, gastly visitor approaches slowly
but surely from the east The latest European
dispatches announce stray case or two at
Paris and London, and the regular appear
ance of the pest at Hamburg, where half a
dozen Of cases are reported. Sixteen deaths
from the disease have occurred at Altoona dur.
ing the past week. It continues its ravages at
Kpnigsberg. There were two hundred new
cases and twcntyninc deaths on the 9th inst.
and eighty new cases and fifty deaths on the
esth. For the week ending the 25th ult., two
hundred and thirty-nine deaths had been re-.
ported, only one hundred and twenty-seven of
which were children. There were four deaths
in Paris, and quite number of cases. while
in London several severe cases have been re.
ported among the lower class. It 1t rumor.
ed that it has been brought to Charleston,
South Carolina, by vessel, but no epidemic
has yet occurred. 1t is probable that our
country will be exempt this year, but many
fear its dread attack before next autumn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

KENTUcKy.-The official returns of the
August election in kentucky give Leslie for
Governor 3G,97S majority; the balance of the
Democratic state ticket from 81 900 to 100000
AS the Democrats carried the state year ago
by but $4,000, and since then 10000 negroes
has been admitted to the ballot it is hard TO
see where the republican victory which the pa.
pers OF that party have been boasting 0. In the
late election, comes H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

We owe an apology to our readers for the has.
~ and imperfect manner in which this report is
gotten up. We supposed we had reporter on
the ground who would give US full account of
everything, but at the last moment We found
that he had failed, fzzled out, and became de.
moralized, upon which we made hssty visit to
tho ground in person, and the above, except the
first day, Is the result Of an hours work under
forty power pressure of such disgusting con-
catenation OF circumstances. We shall try to
get over the ground again in our next in more
creditable manner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09
The Radical Tariff---How it Works.

In his speech last week at Racine, ex-Sen-
ator Doollttle the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Wisconsin, gave his audience the
following specimen brick" Of the workings
Of the present radical tariff. By this tariff,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-09

Louisiana wants thousand more coolies.
on account OF the warm weather, probably.
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any other county in the state to exhibit such
| cattle.
Hogs-1n hogs. also, the show is splendid-by
odds the finest we ever saw at our county fair.
The same is nearly true of sheep, though there
is plenty Of room for more.
Getting around to agricultural implements,
&C., we find large lot on exhibition by Sweetser
another by the Ottawa Manufacturing Company,
(Cushman Il Co.. Porter & Mason are there
with their choicest goods, and Others W.O.
Budd exhibits carriage and buggy that we
reckon it would trouble Connecticut to beat,
and the same is equally true Of q carriage and
buggy exhibited by Gay & Porter.
There is great deal more here in the way OF
reapers, mowers, cultiva tors, horse powers &c,
which we cannot stop to particularise, The
show OH the whole is more than fair
Floral Hall has been filing up rapidly since
morning, and now shows quite respectfully.
Bowman decorates goodly portion of the west
wall with his peerless photographs. There are
also some fine paintings entered by Mrs. Dim
mick, Miss Wood, Miss Crosiar, and Miss Ella
Corbus-ths last, and all Of them, indeed, Of
high merit The east side IL decorated with the
usual display of crochet work, embroidery, fine
needle work, wax work, &c., and Fiske & BEEN
make very rich display Of their cloths, cass'
meres, and other merchant tailoring goods.
Prescott shows gorgeous lot Of furs, and Mr..
A. N. Ebersol, among other curiosities, speci
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GELS & FOSTER.
GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER DsY GOODS
AND DRESS GOODS.

GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND DRESS GOODS.
The attention of the Ladies is directed to
our immense stock of Millinery Goods, com
prisng grand assortment of French Flowers
Feathers, lsbbons, Silks, Velyets, Orna ments
IN endless profusion. and the latest STYLES of
Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, which we have
always on hand, or we cantsupply anyiady with
trimmed Hats or Bonnets at shortest notice and
III style which we guarantee will give entire
satisfaction. We now Offering special and
extraoro mary inducements in Fall and Winter
Dress Goods, Double Warp Alpacas, Poplins.
Velveteens, Waterproofs, Cassimeres, FIannels
blankets, Linens, Muslins, Prints, Gngha ms d,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Dress Trimmings and
a full variety of Small Wares, Zephyr Worsted
and Germantown Wool, at prices to suit all.
magnificent line of Black and Colored
Silks in Glace and Gros Grain, at prices rang
ing from S to 81.
now, complete and elegant display of Sin
glo and Double Broche, Paisley and Thibet
Shawls, at from So to $50, and hundreds of
Woolen Shawls at very reduced prices We
have also opened splendid line OF Ladies and
Children's FANCY FURS. AT LOWEST PRICES.
A full and varied assortment of Carpets, Oil
Cloths and Window Shades always on hand
Also, the very choicest OF live Geese Feathers
All OF the above and much more can be bought
for the cash at the lowest market rates from
GEs & FOSTER,
Nos. ll3 and / Is Clinton Street,
JOhnstoWn Pa
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AUDITORS NOTICE john +

"A Barnes us. Daniel Reed ana Sarah Reed
Common Pleas of Cambria COUHtN No. l5, sept.
Term, 1871. FL Fd.
AND NOW, Sept. 2, 1S7I, on motion of Johns
ton 4 Scanlan, w. Horace Rose, Esq., appoint
ed Auditor to report distribution of money in
the hands of the Sheriff arising from the sale OF
defendants real estate. From the Record
BY the Court, j. X. HrrE. Proth v. LI.S-l
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will sit for the purpose OF the above appoint
meut at his Office in the Borough of Johnstown,
on Friday. tsiSsSSi OF November next, at
O'clock. 7. NJ, when and where all parties in
terested may attend if they see proper.
u. HORACE ROSE, auditor.
Johnstown, Oct. p, 1S7I.-4t.
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NOTICE.

IN Fstate of.JAvEs NJ RTFFTr. decd.
Letters of Administration on the estate of
James NJ. Rifle, late of Summitville borough,
deceased, having been granted to the under
signed by the Register of Cambria county, all
persons indebted 70 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims are desired to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
VIM. II. SECHLEIs, Administrator.
Ebensburg, Nov. 4, 1S7I.-6t,
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RAGER-BERG.-Ma on Thursday, 26th
ult., by Rev. a. J. Hartsock, Mr.. GEO. RACER
and Miss LIZZIE BERG, daughter of Peter H.
Berg, Esq, of Cambria township.
T-JONES.-Marrfed, on the same
day, by Rev --, Mr.. HARRISON BUREHARr
and Miss MATTE JONES, all of Jackson twp.
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CHERiFF'S SALE-Ry virtue fsun

- Il iEkIF I , SNLE by NlrIue OF sun
~ dry writs of FCHd. EIp0't and fjeri Fac ids
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county, and to me directed, there Will
be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House
in EbensburE, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of No
yENIBER next, at O'Clock, T. H., the following
Real Estate, TO wit: All the right, title and in
tereSt of Mary Isenbrode of. in and to lot Of
ground situate in CarrOlltown borough, Cam
bTia county, fronting alley on the north,
adjoining lots OF Dominic Eyer, James {. Easily
and Francis Buck on the west, lot OF Lawrence
Schroth on the south, and lot of Philip Closer
on the east, having thereon erected a two story
plank house. now in the occupancy of Mary
ISenbrode, Taken in execution and to be sold
at the suit of John Buck u Co., for use of John
Il, Scar.lan ct, al
", B. BONACKER, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Ebensburg, Oct. q. lSll.-3t.
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A DEMONSTRATORS s NOTICE.

IA Estate of THOMAS II. PORTER. decd.
Letters of Administration de b0his non on the
estate of Thomas H. Porter, late of Washington
township, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned by the Register of Cambria
county, all persens indebted to said estate are
notified that payment must be made without
delay, and those having claims are requested
to present them properly authenticated Tor
settlement II. KENkEAD,
Nov. 4.-6t Administrator dc bOniS non.
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| DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-

n I'M ~ II I IklN 7 INJ-N w 7 VI.
y Estate of CHRISTIAN SN&Y. dee q
Letters of AdIai nistratiOu On the above es-
tate, situated in SummeThiu township, Cam
signed by the Register thereof, ali persons hav-
ing claims against the same are requested TO
present them properly authenticated for set
tIemcut. and those indebted are notified that
payment must be made without delay
ANN SAIAG. Administrators,
SlmIlcrIi.I -EWn.. nnr. =. l.ll.-lr--
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EAMES J. OATDIAN, II. D,
O tenders his professional services as Ply
sioian and Surgeon to the citizens Of Carroll
tcwn and vicinity. Oflice in rear of build
ing occupied by j. Buck s. Co. as a store.
Night calls can be made at his residence, one
door south of y. Haug's tin and hardware
store. Nav 9, 1867.
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DLURIUS Observation-Disclosures

DLURIUS SUBPCkN \ IN DIVORCE
1 4 MRRTA OUNTY, IS:
49,, The Communicable Of Pennsylvania to the
LIS. ShcTiG Of Cambria COl3itB. Greeting:
t-r-' Whereas HUGH 4. JAMESON did, on the
Sd day of May, \. d. 1871. prefer his petition be
fOre.the ourt of ommou Pl cas- OF said ccun-
ty, praying for the causes therein set forth
that he might be divorced from the bonds OF
matIimOny entered into with J JULIA Al AHIESON.
We do therefore command You, the said JU-
LA a j A NJISoS- as we have done before. that
setting aside ali manner of excuses whatsoever,
you be and appear III your proper person be-
fore our Judges at Ebcnsburg, at our Court of
Common Pleas there to be held on the E=:Sf
Monday cf December next, to answer the
petition or libel aforesaid, and to show cause,
if any you have, why the said HUGH n JAMISOn
should not be divorced from the bonds of mat
rimOny entered into with you; and order ed
further, that the same shall be served by pub
HcatiOn according TO the provisions of the Act
of assembly in such case made and provided.
Hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. GEORGE TAYLOR, President
Judge of our said Court, at Ebehsburg, the
seventh day of September. y. D. ISL.
J. X. Hitc. ProthOnOtary-
Attest-W. B. BONACKER. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Ebensburg Sept. II, ISL -l9ttl
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EVERYBODY wants lt-Frazier's California
Herb BitterS.
NOBODY can take Frazier'svegetable Califor-
MIA Herb Bitters and remain long unwcll.
DIR. FRAzIER's vegetable California Herb Bit
ters will cure nearly all the diseases that flesh
is heir to.
ARE YOU SICK 7-Then read the advertisement
headed, ''Millions Bear Testimony" &c
THE success of FraZicr's California Herb Bit
ters is now established beyond q doubt
SOLD only in bottles-Frazer's California
Herb Bitters. laug. g.lO.-t.l
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MALE TEACHER WANTED

I'A Male Teacher is wanted to take charge of
the Loretto District School for the term of SIX
MONTHS. Salary to he regulated according to
the qualification of the Teacher. For further
]. E. SHIELDS, Secretary.
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A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTTCE.

a DMINISIRAIOR NOI1CE-
IA Estate OF MARGARET M'DERHITT, decd
Whereas Letters of Administration have been
granted by the Register of Cambria county TO
the subscriber on the estate OF Margaret NC
Dermitt late of Allegheny township, deceased
notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted
to said estate that payment must be made I'M
same are desired TO present them duly proba-
ted for settlement. h. O'tRlED, Adm +
IOretto, Nov. 4, lS11.-6t.
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PARTNERsHIP.-A partnership in the stove
and tinware business has just been formed be-
tween Messrs. V. & NJ. Luttringer, and the new
firm will open branch establishment in the
building recently occupied by NJ. F. Jacobs, in
Loretto, about the first of next month, where
q fun line of stoves and tnware will be con-
stantly kept, and where spouting, roofing, etc,
Will be manufactured to order. Mr.. V. Lut-
tringer will continue the business here under
the firm name after November 1st, and his
brother will have charge in Loretto. In the
meantime Vallie desires all persons owing him
to pay up, as no further grace Will be given
after that date.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Athens, GU
riousy contrasts the mixtures to be found
there of ancient and modern civilizations
Railroads spin their trains amid the temples
of three thousand years; steamers dash their
swells upon the PiIeus, and the scream of their
whistles resOunds from AthOs, PentClicus and
Cytheron to Olympus and the heavens beyond
their gods. DIR. Ayers world-renowned medi-
cines, those consummations of modern science,
are posted on the Acropolis, the Parthcnon,
the Areopagus, and the Thesion, while the
modest cards of Cherry PectOraI, Ayers Sarss-
perila, Ague Cure and Pills look from the
windows of the shops in the streets in Athens,
where they are sold.-N. Y. Sunday Globe.
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E0YaD s. CO., EsaakerS,

Ep j. LLOYD, successor to r. g
EG' BUNE, Dealer in Drugs. Medicines.
Paints, SC. Store on Main street. opposite
the ''AIansion dcuse," Ebensburg, Pa.
October II. IS67.-6m.o
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Messrs. Myers & Lloyd and Messrs zahn
& Son have filed their respective stores t
repletioa with all kind of goods Cor the fal
and winter trade. Both firms deserve to
well patronized.
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ADVICE TO OUR Observation-Disclosures Wan
anaker s. Browns Oak Hall.
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II EsE NJ Al.

Headquarters of the Clothing Trade-W. 6;
b. Oak Hall, 9th & Market.
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A CASE OF yARIoLoID.

A boy named Johnston took varioloid at
the Benford House on Friday last. and Mr..
Benford. the proprietor, had him at once re-
moved to the fair grounds, having FIRST got
the consent of two of the owners of this
Park. We now understand that other pro-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

DON'T permit this delightful weather to
go by without taking all the little folks and
big folks in the family to Spence's Photo
graph Gallery and getting all their pictures
taken. singiy or in groups. Spence is : first
class artist. and can take the very best pic
lures of all kinds in any kind of weather.
but if you want to see him do his level best !
especially with the children, you ought to
give him chance this clear, fine weather.
Spence can give perfect satisfaction to all in
his work and bis prices.
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FRS FURzEl FURs II; Cohen keeps then
at No 227 Main street, JohnstOwn. All sizes
Vests Vests JVeshts! Cohen keeps them at %
Main street. Coats COtes Coates! Cohen keeps
them at 227 Main street. Pants FdHtz! Pants
Cohen Keeps them at 227 Main street. Shirts
ShUTts! Sl,ll7'tz, Cohen keeps them at 22I MaL
street Johnstown. Call Caui! Cawll
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IN every day experiences people are apt to
put too much faith in luck. 1t is all very good
10 have faith in luck, but it will come sooner
il Won seek it by looking steadily after your
own interest, and you can't do this better than
bv'nurchasing your dry goods, dress goods, no
tions groceries, &c, of John j. Murphy, on the
corner efMain and Franklin streets
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04

JUST THE THING Economy and comfort has
at last been mbined in the matter of Spring
Bed Bottom, and the result may now be seen at
the cabinet ware establishment of Mr.. Robert
Evans, in this place, that gentleman having
SOught the HIht of this county for Glenn s Pat
ent Wooden Spring Bed Bottom certainly the
most simple, satisfactory and cheapest inyen-
tion Of the kind that has yet been introduced
to the public of which the strong teEtimo-
malls in its favor from well known gentlemen in
Pittsburg bear ample proof. Mr.. Evans is
prepared to manufacture and fit these patent
bottoms to any kind OF a bed for five dollars
each, or will sell shop rights most reasOna-
BILE terms. Everybody should go and see this
new and desirable invention.
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BUSINESs.-No business man in this conmu-
nifty does business in q more business way than
does Geo. Huntley, who is always up To his eyes
in the stove, hardware, tinware and notion bus
iness at his well known business stand on High
street. 1t is none of our business where YOU do
your shopping business, but If you find man
in that business more worthy of your custom
than George is, we will willingly admit that we
don't know what business is Try Huntlcy the
next time business prompts you.
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THE season for coughs ard colds is rapid
ly approaching, and every one should be
prepared to check the first symptoms. as
cough contracted between now and Christ
mas frequently lasts all winter, There is no
better remedy than "JoknSon'S Anody1se
Limment" For all diseases of the throat
and lungs, it should be used internally and
externally.
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HICKEY's FURNITURE WAREROOMS.-
John Hickey, Undertaken, on Julian street,
Fourth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
Metallic Burial Cases of all sizes and patterns,
and en- reasonable terms.
Mr.. Hickey keeps constantly on hand n large
stock of new and fashionable furniture, and
those who require anything in his line should
give him n call. Every article sent from his
rooms will be warranted as represented.
Hair and Straw Mattresses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
Cane seat chairs re-caned and fitted up as
good as news
All orders from distance promptly attended
to. [juli3-tf.l
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S. ]. Hess s. BROTHER, 24l Main street, Johns
town, have been east and have purchased an
immense stock of ready-made Clothing which
they are determined to sell as cheap similar
goods are sold in the East See their adver-
tisements next week, but in the meantime or
at any other time do not fail to call and exam
inc their new goods. You will find them very
clever men to deal with, and You may be sure
you will get the worth of your money.
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IT w. DICK, ATTORNEY AT-LA,Y, Eo-
4 ensburg, Pa. Office in Colonade Row
All manner of legal business attended 20 satis-
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Too Big A THING I've couldn't afford the
time or space, if we had the disposition, to emu
merate one half the articles kept for sale ut C..
II. Roberts elegant clock, watch, jewelry and
notion store, but we are sure-than anything in
his line from penny whistle or prime cigar
to q magnificent gold watch first class sew
ing machine. can be bought from Cham. just as
easy as. twice two make four. And he never
fails to please all with his goods and prices