The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-08-03

MOUNT GALLITEIN SKNINARY.-A cores
pondent of the Pittsburgh CATHOLIC, writing
from this place under date of July 24th, speaks
IN we'll merted praise of Mount Gal:itzin Sem
mary and of the good Sisters of ST. Joseph,
as we'll as of the worthy pastor in charge of that
really excellent institution of learning. He
says;
sdtutioa In this place, the existence of which is
not suthclently known and appreciated by your
readers l mean Mount Gallltzin Seminary"
Tor small boys, under the immediate charge OF
T Inc sisters OF ST. Joseph, and superintendent by
erous and kind hearted character throughout
the Diocese. The school at it's commencement
thank GOD, it is in fair way to succeed admi-
rably, and give entire satisfaction to all its pa
viii give ample room for at least nifty scholars.
There is no need in urging the claims of the
patronage. Parents rejecting for a moment
upon the benefits to be derived from the placing
nal care of the Sisters will not hesitate for q
moment to embrace the opportunity afforded
TO them delicate and refined character, an
amiahility of disposition which cannot be OBJ
small boys together. Besides, when they leave
BIT. Gallitzln they will have made sufficient
and advanced Coileges Persons despn9 n
formation, can call on Right Rev. N. Dome enec,
the Cathedral or other churches also the Sis
ters of Mercy, or Fl. "A. Freyyogel, d. Ihmsen,
N. J. j AalOQeY.
81.
GEoRoE j BoLToN.--In the long list of sue
cessful and eminently popular hotel proprietors
OF the present day, no name stands out more
prominently than the one which heads this arti-
Gle, and none is mentioned with greater praise.
AS proprietor of the Bolton House, Harrisburg,
the Washington Hotel, Philadelphia, and the
Columbia House, Cape May, all first class and
well patronized hotels, Mr.. Bolton has won
distinction III the business that none excel and
but few enjoy, and we venture to say that there
is scarcely reader of our paper who has not
either partaken of the hospitality heard favor
able mention made at least of one or other of
these hotels. ALI of them arc unexcelled and
all bear testimony to Mr.. Bottoms ability "to
keep a hotel" OF the Columbia House at
Cape May, now that visit to the sea shore is
just in order, We desire especially to say good
word. We have never been at Cape May, it
is true, but il is none the less known to us that
the Columbia House is unsurpassed, if il deed
equalled, by any hotel at that favorte watering
place. In all its appointments it is without
superior--a desirable location, good shade,
an excellent bathing beach, good water, first
class table, unexceptionable treatment, and
moderate charges being its leading attractions.
If you have leisure. and The money to spare,
dear reader, now is the time to visit Cape May
and the Columbia House is the right place to
hang up your hat and make yourself at home.
A SPLENDID WORK OF ARr.-We acknowl-
edge with pleasure the receipt from Messrs.
Collins 4 NJ Leester, the well known and very
successful PhiladeIph type founders, Of a copy
of their recently issued Specimen Book" 1t
is most exquisite work of art, and while it
displays in pleasing profusion the beautiful and
superb types manufactured ut that renowned
establishment, of which there is an almost in
Vulnerable variety, it also gives unmistakable
evidence Of great care, labor and judgment in
it's preparation and arrangement, and evinces
throughout the brilliant genius ard mastery
taste of the talented and gentlemanly manager
of the foundry, Mr.. Eugene H. Munday. We
hope those who owe Us will, by paying us our
just dues. enable Us to make selections and
purchases from this beautiful book, and thus
render it as useful as 1t is already ornamental
to ou: Office. Our delinquent patrons can and
should furnish the means to make the FREEMAN
one of the handsomest papers published. and
appeal to their local pride and sense of JUS
tice to do so, now that we have the chance to
select at home, If need be. the best and most
desirable material for that purpose.
Is 1T RlsHT7--The following appeal for
money is not without humor and abounds in
much truth It appeared in the Easton Argus
about forty-t years ago, but is not by any
means out of date: ave have many subscri
bors who have paid nothing. Do such peo
ule think we can live on beach bark. like
Cossacks horse, or grow fat by inhaling the
west wind2 Do they suppose that the Female
Charitable Society supplies with clothes7-
Do they suppose that paper, type, ink, fuel and
many other costly and necessary articles
sent us by an unknown and invisible handP-
Whatever DR.. Faustus might have done, the
black art of modern printers has no such magic
in it, When hungry we have no time to fish
or hunt, and it would be impious to expect a
sheet full of good things TO be miraculOusly
- HI a g.,
as in the case of Peter, and, as to being fed by
ravens. it is more likely that the ravens will
feed scantily upon us, unless We get some
money shortly"
A REASONABLE REoUFsT.--"Clara, I love
but thee alone, thus sighed the tender youth.
80, hear me, then, my passion own with trem-
bling lips and earnest tone. Indeed, / speak
the truth" He paused. the blush o'erspread
her check: she let him draw her near: scarce
for emotion could she speak, yet did she ask
in accents meek, "Wilt thou take me to 7. 7.
| Spence's Photograph Gallery. in the rear of q.
G. Owens store, High street, Ebensburg, as
soon as we are wed, my dearf" or course so
reasonable a request could not but be complied
with. wedding followed a matter of course,
the happy pair had their pictures taken in the
most exquisite style, for that is the way Spence
does his work. and duly supplied with excur-
sion tickets obtained from that gentleman, (see
his ad v ertisement,) they enjoying an
! extended wedding tour. Go thou and do like
WISE at least in the matter of getting your pic
lures taken by Spence, the proficient artist:
DEATH OF ANNIE H. DUSoAN.-All who par
ticipated in the editorial excursion in June
last, will learn ith deep regret of the recent
death of Miss Annie II. Duncan, the only
| child of Aug. Duncan, Esq. one of the sdi tors
or the Chambersburg Valley Spirit. who was
! with her father at the democratic editorial con-
vention at Bellefonte, and afterwards partici-
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