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New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

The interesting details of the effect which
the loss of the Arctic whaling feet has had
in New Bedford, published on the third page
of THE TRIBUNE to-day, show that that thrifty
port is not at all dimAyed by catastrophe
which has destroyed twsnty-One Of its feet
So great q marine disastsr has never ct One
time befallen this country, and, though smaller
seaports have sometimes suffered severe loss
in the destruction of q portion of q fishing
feet, not one has ever experienced such .
blow as this. 1t is gratifying to learn that
something of the cheeEy and buoyant spirit Of
Chicago pesvades tho people of New-BedfOrd
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

The Times having seen fit to make brutal
attack on Mr.. A. T. Stewart for not closing
bis store yesterday, We have made inquiry
and asoertained that Mr.. Stewart instructed
every voter in his employment to take ample
time to exercise his Right of Suffrage, and
then, if be could do anything further toward
rightng the wrongs of this most abused and
misgoverned City, to take all the time required
for that also. If Mr.. Stewart had closed his
store, hundreds who are not voters-many of
them women-must have been compelled to
lose their time or be paid for doing nothing.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

of legislation for all classes, and we've not
ready to pledge themselves to any special leg
islation whatever. The reported compact has
looked like an impossibility from the first, and
its final explosion will surprise nome probably,
but those newspapers which have made 30
much sensational capital Of a trivial affair.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

1t is noteworthy fact that the Temperance Ques-
tion to be exciting good deal of interest in
Australia and it is already proposed to establish two
or three asyums for those addicted to the of 81
cohoL DR.. Mccarthy In letter to TAe AsstdliaH
Medical Gaste argues for classification Of inebri-
ate asyiums He would have homes for those OF
abundant means for those Of limited meanA and for
those without means, who would be required 70
labor. At present under the colonial statute, mag
istrates may commit nehrates 10 iunato establish
ments II such patients are able TO bear the EXPENSE
but for the poorer GLASS there sses 70 be no refuge
but tho penitentiary.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

The much-vaunted agreement between, the
Lords and the English woHkingmen has been
gradually pared down until we have only the
pitiful remainder of the memorandum OF the
Lords, republiShed in our columns from ZAs
London Times. From this it appears that the
representatives of the Conservatives never
agreed to do anything marc than have gem
eral and patriarchal oversight OF the welfare
of the laboring men, As they understood it.
They expressly declared themselves in favor
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

It is with no little satisfaction that we an
nounce the election to our next Senate of
ABIAH w. PALMER from the Dutchess and
Columbia district Mr.. Palmer has served
two years in the Assembly and as many in
the Senate, and never was offered bride,
and would not be if he served through the
century. Two years ago the District elected
George Morgan Dem) by 175 majority. Now,
Palmer's majority must exceed 1000. His con-
stituents know him.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

The Colorado colonies continue to justify
their early promise of success. A letter from
a correspondent of THE TRIBUNE is herewith
published giving an account of what he saw
and heard during late visit to the Chicago
Colony, which seems not only AOurishing, but
in q condition of assured prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
LAST YEARS FRAUDS.

Commissioner Davenport issued warran'.
yesterday. for the arrsst Of AssemblymaA James n'
on charge Of resistng United States Aarshas HsrnaA
and DOvhng when they were arrsstins owen esosee.-
charged with repeating At the elecsioa h@ yS'
Downing was serieusly injuFoa. and b now confines "
hia bed Alderman Bernard O'Nei. who was ayeseea y
Monday evening" warrant issned oy Cotnmi - a
Davenport, charging him with having indacca - -
lowest jail all night. Commissioner Osborn r%esss
him yesterday In tSnooo ball. Ade1nan BsFuAro h'"
aud Bernard RelleY arc bis bondshen,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

Now let us see the Democrats try to count
ont HOratiO N. TwOmbly again They'll find
his majority too serious to trihe with, and an
adverse majority in the Legislature in the
same mood.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
SOUTHERN GRIEVANCES,

TO the BdIior Of The Tribune.
SR. am Confederate soldier. | am we'll
convinced that Slavery ev and was we'll dealt
With by Abolition. also believe hat tho neRro should
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08
TEENS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers $40 per annum.
SKMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers 81 per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, 50 per anpum.
AdVertIsIng Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 30c. 40c., &c., T5c., and 81 per line
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % and 50 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81, SS, and S5 per line,
According to position in the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THR TRIBUNE. Nsw-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

Where is that $4,000 majority which Tweed
said he must have this yeari Echo answers.
Whera4
New-York tribune., 1871-11-08

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at O'Clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price
cents
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Local correspondence.
JoHNsrowN, AUG. IA, 1871.

JoHNSTowN, AUG. Ia, 1911
DEAR FREEMAN-The great project of build
ing rsilroad to Somerset town does not e1-
cite the people as much now it did at first.
There is an abatement OF interest, but it may
be that it is the calm that precedes the storm.
We hope there is no such word as fail III this
matter.
A new market house is spoken of. One IS
badly needed. 1t is to be two hundred feet
long, fifty feet wide, and two stories high:
do not think it will be built this fall, but late
is better than never.
There is also some talk about erecting,
soldiers monument on the public square The
cemetery would certainly be the proper place
for a monument of that description. There Is
no probability of its erection at present. What-
ever there may be in the future.
There is no excitement in polit cal matters
here. and perhaps will be none till the Repuo
ljcan nominations have been made. Alter
that look out for the Heather Chinee.
have not heard from the w ilmore PIC nic'
but hope there was good turn out, and that
"Soltero' will report it.
One hundred and thirty wagons stood around
market square on last Saturday morning, filled
with garden vegetables and sich like.
Noodvale borough has introduced wildcat
water and gas. 1t is thought that both woosn
factories will use the wildcat water. However,
L think not, as the Consmaugh river Is so con-
venieut.
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PROPOSED A AMEN DAI = - T
10 TIE
CONSTITUTION of PENNSYLVANIA.
JOINT RFSOfVTIoE

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an Amendment 80 the Constitution
of PeEnsylgania.
BE Il FeesUiccd bg the Senate aaa IH,Jtsc of Rep
reScnfdtirss Gf tRe Commonwealth, r Fcsfls'raEid
in General Assembly met, That The following
amendment OF the Constitution of t;.-s Gem
TCnwealth be proposed 10 the people for their
adoption rejection. pursuant TO the prCvi-
sions of the tenth article thereof, 70 Wit:
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the Sixth Section Of the sixth Ar
ticle Of the Constitution, and insert IN lieu
thereof the following:
"a State Treasurer shall lee chosen by the
qualified electors or the State, at such times
and for such term of service Us si,all ha pre-
scribed by law
JAMES II. WEIR.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM \. WALLACE.
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved the fifteenth day of Junc, Ammo
DomIui one thousand eight hundred ani Scrsn-
ty-one. JNO. ". @ E-ABL
Prepared ana certified for publication purzu-
ant TO the Tenth Article OF the Constitution.
I. JORDAN,
Secretary CT the Commonwealth.
Ohice Secretary of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg July 9TH. 1871. islte.
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The schools of Johnstown are to resume
business on Monday. Millvil1e borough W i'll
open on August 26th.
There is good deal of improvement going
on in the streets iii the shape of repaVing and
regarding.
Rifles livery bazaar is now an Institution
of our town. the proprietor having large sta
bic well ventilated, with wildcat water, sub
stantial earthen floor, nice Office, good horses
and excellent carriages. 1t is located in the
rear of Benford's Hotel. When you come
down Mr. L file will do the polite thing. if you
desire airing.
The contract for the sale of the Kernvile
iron bridge in this place closed on last
Saturday, at one O'Clock, ard signed by the
High Contracting Parties-the President and
Secretary of the Bridge Company the one
side, and Burgess Strayer and the Secretary of
the Town Council on the other side. The bor
ough will get possession of the bridge the
first day OF October 1871, from which time it
will be free bridge, The bridge paid the
stockholders about twelve per cent, while the
borough bonds will not pay them more than
six per cent. But if another bridge had been
bnilt this one might not have paid three per
cent. So nicely was the thing balanced.
John Thomas has just completed very large
three story brick building on Main street and
John Parke is rushing up another on Franklin
street. Mr.. Berlin. the druggist has put up a
nice front. with show windows. to his drug
store on Main street. at cost OF ABOUT hVo
hundred dollars. Mr.. Black, on Railroad
street. is finishing a fiue. large brick block,
"hch was recently put Up Jacob Fend is
putting the last touch upon his splendid brick
mansion on Main street. new planning mill
is in operation at the upper end of Conemaugh
borough. owned, think, by Mr.. Freidhoof
So it goes.
Peaches are sold here at the rate of about
three hundred bushels dav. Price from two
to three dollars. box. The fruit is large,
healthy and enticing. RoB Roy.
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Newspaper
Advertising.

4 Book OF 125 closely printed pages, lately -
sued, contains Il list OF the hest American Al
Vertising Medium. giving the names, Circula-
tiOBS. and fuH particulars concerning tire lead
ing Daily and Weekly Political ana. Family
Newspapers, together with all those hIyiu;r
large circulatioHs, published in fhC interest Of
Religion, Agriculture, Literature. &c. Every
Advertiser, and every person who coufcrlpiatu5
becoming such. will find this h0ol, Of great
value. Mailed free to any address on TecCi3s 3st Of
% cents. G EO. Il. ROW Ill q CO., Pub
lishp1-s> No. 40 Park Row. New York.
The Pittsburgh pa LeddCr. IN its issue of
May %. 1870, says: THE firm of {. p. BowcU S-
Co, which issues this interesting and valuable
book. IS the largest and best Advertising Agcu-
cy in the United States, aud we can clCerfuliy
rpCOmmel nd It 10 the attention OF those wa0 de-
sire 10 advertise their business Sct y
aad systematically in such q way; that is
so as TO secure the largest amount of publicity
for the least eXpenditure Of InonCN.-'
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DRS. UID-HUE.
132 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GRAND CLOsING-OUT SALE

GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE
DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, No
TTONS, CLOTHING, DC, DC,
AT TIRE VERY LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
L. & NJ II. MAYER. 2l2-2l4 Aatn St, JoinStocn
offer choice and extensive stock OF
sUMMEEs SILKS AND DRESS GOODS!
at much belotC their actual rdtlte.
Lyons Black Silks for 81 so. worth $500.
Lyons Black Silks for 1.I5. 20
Lyons Black Silks for 200. ......... " $50
japanese Silks. new and desirable.
Summer Silks, pretty and very cheap.
Summer Dress Goods below Importers prices.
Lace Curtains and Curtain Nets
Shawls, Lace Jackets, Lace Aantles NIttS, &C
AT GREAT BARGAINS TO CLOSE THE LOT
SUMNER CLOTHING to bo sold regardless of
rid of an immense stock now on hand at the
popular NEW YORK DRY GOODS CLOTH
ING STORES. Please call and erdminc.
EVERYBODY wants it-Fragier's California
Herb BittGrS.
NOBODY can take Frazier vegetable Califor-
mia Herb Bitters and remain long unwoll.
DR. FRAzIER's vegetable California Herb Bit
ters WILL cure nearly all the diseases that flesh
is heir to.
ARE YOU SICK?-Then read the advertisement
headed, ''NiliiOns Bear Testimony, &c.
THE success of Frazicr's California Herb Bit
ters is now established beyond doubt.
SOLD only in bottles-Frazier's California
Herb BittcrS. laug-Iu.-u-J
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c, HERIFF'S SALES by virtue of

~ sundry writs of TeTid. EcpO1l., LcUdTi FdciGS
and F'ieri FGcids. issued out of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Cambria county, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to PUBLIC Sale,
at the UNION II ALL IN JOHNSTowN, on Tues
day, the Goth day of August. inst, at two
O'Clock, NJ, the following Real Estate, to wit
All the right, title and interest of James B.
MrCreight. of, in and to a certain lot of ground
situate in Conemaugh borough, Cambria coun-
ty, fronting on Portage street on the north and
Church street the SOUTH adjoining lot of
Thomas M.Cabe on the east and lot of Joseph
Slater the west, having erected thereon q
two story frame house. now In the occupancy
of Mr.. M'Guirc. Taken in execution and to be
sold at the suit of :. M'Crickart * Co.
Ats0-All the right, title and interest of Aar-
on Eavely, of, in and to \ certain lot OF ground
situate in ist ward, Cenemaugh borough Cam
bria county, fronting thirty-threc eS.) feet on
Hn alley and running back nine-nine (9pl feet
TO an alley, adjoining lots OF Charles Kelly and
Jacob Fend, having erected thereon q two story
Plank House, now in the occupancy of Charles
Dible. Taken in execution and to be sold at
the suit of L. f. Barnes
AIsO-All the right, title and interest OF
Daniel Reed and Sarah Reed, of, in and to the
following described real estate. to wit: All
that certain piece, or parcel, or lot OF ground
with the building thereon situate, lying ana
being in the Borough of Johnstown, Cambria
county, and State of Pennsylvania, pounded
and described as follows, TO wit: Fronting
twenty-fOur and three quarter rect tZ4sa) on
Napolean street and extending back the same
breadth nine rods to summer alley, and being
the One-haIf of the lot known on the plan Of
lots laid out by Joseph Haynes as Lot No. II,
and the same that was conveyed by G. l.. Persll-
inc and wife, 1. &. Pershine ana wife, and Susan
Jane Pershing, to John Hill by their deed bear
ing date Dec. lst, 1863, and adjoining the pro-
nefty of Thomas Duncan, together with the
hereditaments and appurtenanceS. Taken IN
execution and TO be sold at the suit of John Z.
Barnes w. b. BON NACkEH SherlH
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, Aug. 10, 1S1l.-St.
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PATHOLOGY.

In q person whose growth is stationary the
quantity of food passing into the body in u
given time is exactly equivalent to the quanti-
ty of matter passing away III the various e1cre-
The whole of the food is dissolved in the
body, and the greater portion is absorbed into
the blood to renew the tissues the nourishncnt
of the body being dependent upon this quality
rich blood favors nutrition and growth,
whilst Il diseased quality of blood depresses
and destroys that which is already formed.
Whilst the blood thus gives out to each organ
or part of the body the means of repairing
it at the same time washes away, as 1t were,
whatever elements of their tissues that have
become diseased, worn out, or useless
These are passed OFF in the eXcretions, and in
healthy adults exactly correspond in amount
with the quantity of food taken.
When the body becomes diseased the urinary
eXcretiOn gives out these diseased particles IN
excess while the decline of the body IS going
The same when any organ or part of the body
only becomes diseased; the urinary eXcretion
gives out an excess of diseased particles from
that pG1t, when decay OF that organ is going
These Urino-Pathological fccts arc so appar-
ent, especially i'll chronic diseases, that every
physician having the welfare of his patient al
heart, should. in prescribing remedies. trdtch
their influence upoH the ttrilie and perseVerc IT
that particular remedy which produces the
most healthy condition of that fluid, for il
points out with certainty the changes made in
the condition of any and every organ of the
body These UriEo chemical Investigations
have been our constant practice for more than
twenty years. And we would just say, that
they have revealed to us tho existence of many
serious diseases long before other modes of iu-
vestigation had been able to indicate them, and
have thrown flood of light upon tic cauSe
progress and treatment of many chronic disease:
which would otherwise have been involved in
much ebscurity at least, and perhaps neyel
have been cured without.
Readers, if any of you have incipient Consump
ton, organic disease of the Liver, Kidneys ol
Spleen, Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Asthma
Dropsy or Scrofula or should your complain
be at all obscure in its character, or should yOI
be in any doubt as to the true cause OF dectiT
in your health. or of the aches, pains, d6TdHqe
mentS, difficulties and lC6dh1loSseS under which
YOU may be laboring int o dCcdB, have the exam
ination scientifically made, and secure the rem
cdies thus scientifically prescribed.
DRS. OIDSHUE.
132 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHIIE OFFICE

II FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH.
Good, reliable men, of experience and ap-
prov ed standing, are invited to make apptica-
lion to III to act as agents for our machine. The
Elliptic has some of the best selling points OF
any machine in the market, and we are wlliihg
to nay good men q large commission ~
Ali information, circulars and samples, VIII
be furnished, on application to ,
Ts-I74 4tl HOWARD EATON 81 Co., Gent Agt Is.
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I IFS TUCh
From its firm base shall fly
As soon as L.

GENUINE WIT.-We never suspected that
the Herald man had the least bit of humor in
his composition, but if the following, clipped
from last weeks issue, is not what Artemus
Ward would have called "sarkasm," we con-
fess we don't know under what head to put it:
Never were our prospects bett er and if our
county convention does what is right, Cam
bria will this fall be redeemed from the hands
of the Democracy" Out of justice to the
Herald man we will say that he didn't attempt
anything else in the way of editorial last week
The thirty line article. of which the above is
an extract, go overcame him that he wilted
down as effectually as if he had been struck by
the thermometer at 100 degrees in the shade.
And if our convention does its duty" etc.
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JUST LOOK AT THIS Z!


HAVING entered into partnership, the sub
ScribcrS are now prepared 10 90 al = ;iG OF
work in their line. such as boring for - TER,
OIL, COAL, ORE, and other MINERAL Is max
ing and setting NEW PUMPS and repairing ola
ones. I've are also ready al all times to bore and
lay PIPES and manufacture and put j.. position
the celebrated EXCELSIOR PUMP the cheap
est. most durable and satisfactory Pump GGr
Wells and CiStcrnS nov in use This Pump Will
work in 4 Well thirty feet deep We viii at all
times keep IL supply of these Pumps on hand
and can set them up furnish them on short
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed in quality anb
price OF work, and water insured on any tctrtn
or lot Of ground. Orders solicited and prompt
~ attended TO wheE length of Pump or kind of
work desired is made known to US For further
information call on or address
SWANET tc FFTGFNETS,
Feb. 2j.-6n. C8TrOlltOwn, Cambria Co, IA.
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CTRAY STEER!-Strayed from the

~ premises of David Evans, in Cambria twp,
about the middle OF June last, LIGHT RED
STEER, two wears old, with horns large ana one
eve blind. Said Steer is the property of the uu-
dersigned. who will pay literally for any inIor-
nation that will lead TO his recovery. ,
GRIFFITH & PRICE.
Ebensburg, Aug. 10, 1S,l.-St.
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JAMES L. MILLIkEN,
AT TTORNEY-AT-LANV
md REdL ESTATE -4G INT,
HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA.

Special attention given TO the collection ot
claims in Blair, Cambria, Huntingdon, Bedford,
Centre and Glcarficld counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, lease, sell
or exchange real estate will find II gTU7ltly 10
their interests to cali on address me.
- Correspondence in either English or Ger
man solicited.
t:I.FEaEN CI,s-Wrn. Mann, Esq. Mess',s Nor
gan, Bush & Co, Gen'l G. II. L. Coils, Phila3c!-
phia; Messrs ] T. Way & Bro, W. NJ. GoTIniey.
Esq, II. B. Swoope, Esq. Pittsburg; Hon: John
Scott, Huntingdon; Hon. :. :. Blair Rol!ifayS-
burg: Hon. b. F. Rose, Altoona ID. ". WuCdE
Esq, Lcwistown; Cyrus Elder, Esq, IOhnStOwn;
VIM. z. Wilson, ESQ, Beliefonte. iI-l2-iy.l
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ABOUT SEWING MACHINES I-Howes sewing
machine is the best, but there are two Howe
sewing machines, the A. b. Howe and the Elias
Howe machine. Nathaniel Horne, of Johns
town, is the.agent for the Abb. Howe improved
sewing machine, which he says is the true ORR
ginal Howe sewing machine. The company for
which he is agent offer the following reward in
proof that the Elias Howe Medallion is not the
original machine
Hnnted-An Elias Howe Medalion-1Iead Sew
ing Machine manufacured and sold prior to 1864,
for which 81 ,OGO will be paid. Apply at the
Original Howe Office, No. 1031 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia.
For particulars call Oh or address Nathl
Horne No Ill Clinton street, Johnstown, and
buy an Original Howe, Improved, Sewing Ma
chine, the best in the market.
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We are authorized to announce that mn
arrangement has been made for postponing the
trial OF all cases set down for the second week
OF September court. Parties to suits, Jurors
witnesses, etc, will therefore bear in mind thai
no court will be held on that week.
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MIRACULOUS way John J. Murphy sells
cheap dry goods. IL we would tell the truth
about Mr.. Murphy's rapid sales, every one
would saw 'Now that's likely story - But
indeed, indeed, indeed, John J. Murphy, Cheap
John, at the cheap Mansion House Corner:
such fabrics as ladies wear. And the choicest
selections. o dear! such goods can't be bought
every day Language is inadequate tO'deScribe
them. They are incomprehensibly and trans
cendently and circumambiently cheap But
call and examine his goods and don't go away
emDty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-17

IF you can't or won't get US up club of
campaign subscribers, at least send us the
names of such neighbors as you think will
take orr paper and pay for it. We shall make
~ ~ worth your while to do even this, provided
the papers are not returned refused.
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SELLING AT CoST.-The warm eather is here
but it will go away in month or SO. There
fore those who want cheap ready-made sum
mer clothing should now call on-our friend
Jas j. Murphy, of Johnstown, and secure tho
cheapest and best summer clothing ever SOLD
in the county, Murphy keeps at 100 Clinton
street. sign of the star" The clothing is abso
lutely cheap and good. Don't fail to rig out ir
style, while the.dog days are popular and.sum
mer clothing fashionable. James j. Murphy
will give spendid bargains just now.