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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-29
DIR. CARPENTER.
1876 FlgLEERRY STREET.
y EWAilk. n. ,
now treating successfully

y IN y AiEh- N J.,
Is now treating successfully
Ccn53En7 pt;on, Bronchitis,
and all diseases of Throat and Lungs, with his
COTaoOuna Ncdicated gpHaIatiOnS
Concentrated Food. and COEciI Syrup.
During the past ten years DR.. Carpenter has
treated ana cured thousands OF cases of above
named diseases, and has now in his possession
certificates of cures from all parts of the cOun-
try The Inhalation is breathed directly into the
lungs, soothing and healing over all iufiamed
surfaces, entering into the blood, ii inpartS vi
tality as 1t permeateS to every part of the sVS-
tenn. The sensation Is not unpleasant. and the
nrSt lnhalatlon often gives very decided relief
particularly when there is much difficulty of
breathing. Under the influence of my rene
dies, the cough soon grows easter, the night
SweatS cease, the hectic flush VaniSheS and viii
improving digestion the patient rapidly gains
strength, and health is again within his graSp
The Concentrated Food rapidly builds up the
most debilitated patient, presenting 20 the stom-
ach food all ready to be asSimiiatcd and made
into good. rich, healthy blood.
- TEe Cough Syrup is to be taken at night to al
leylate the cough and enable the patient to OBJ
tain sleep. Fun directions pdHu each bGr
OF mn remedies lrhich consists Of
One Inhaler: One Bottle of Alternative InhaIant !.
One Bottle of Soothing FebrifGge inhaIant One
Bottle Anti -HamOrrhasic Inhalant :One BottI,
Concentrated Food; one Bottle Cough SYRUP
Price of Box containing medicines to last one
month SlO; two months, SIS; three months SIS
Sent to any address G. o. ID. Pamphlets con
tanning large list of patients cured sent free
Letters OF inquiry must contain one dollar to
a. H. CARPENTER. NJ. D., Newark N 7
DR. Carpenters C4TA REMEDY will
give immediate relief, and will effect n perma-
neht cure In from one to three months. Price
0i remedy to last one month, 50 two months
IS; three months, SO.
. CANCER in all its forms successfully treated
Send Tor list of patients cured.
"A. III: CARPENTER, NJ D., Newark, n. J.
August q, lSI2-IV.
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@ EDENTES'E'EgY

R.R. l.. D. HOFFMAN, graduate OF Dental Sur
- gerry, respectfully infoI ms the public that
he has permanently located in EBENSBU RG,
where he may be found every day of the week.
DIR. HOFFMAN, after having had ample prac-
tice for the space of seven years, does not heSi-
tate in affirming that he can give perfect SatiS-
faction in every case relating to the profession
All branches of Mechanical and Surgical Den
tistry carefully and scientifically performed
Particular attention given to filling decaNCd
teeth. Also, teeth extracted without pain For
further information concerning prices, etc,
call at his Office on High street, opposite the
Cambria House, where may be examined sam
piles of his work, Irhch need OHl!, he tn he
appreciated lmay 23.-ttI
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LOGiN'S MARBLE VODKS!

I3i franklin street, JOlinstOWn.
JOHN w. LOGAN. Pronrtefor
MONUMENTS, HEAD AND TOMB STONES
1W, COUNTER AND CABINET SLA BS. \ N
ian and American Marbles. Perfect satisfac-
tion M IN work, design and price guaranteed.
80 oraers respectfully Y solicited and prompt
y executed. lJchnstown, Nov. II, 'TI.-T.1
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VT TT Tt
JUST SO HsCf.

7" every subscriber. q. cntS take from twenty
nv g to thirty names dHV. No business PAYS ii e
ihlS- send Tor terms; and secure territory FOR
thus great enterprise at once. MiCEEAN. SrOD-
DA 81 x Co., Publishers, 10; SauSu,n s.. P0la
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JHe Recent Hurricane IN Sicily.
Unprecedcntod Fury of the Wind.Its Pathway
Marked with Death ana BeSolStiOn Incl
dents of the Terrible Disaster.

The London Times of Nov. Goth con-
tains The following graphic account of the
recent terrible hurricane i'll Sicily, which
destroyed tie town Of IIalazzalo
There has been no instance OF srch ca
,a,,ity within tLe memory of living man.
No earthqual1e ever caused so huch GeS-
+rucfi,u There are houses mined, houses
fallen 10 the very ground, walls cleft f. ON
end TO end, walls hanging outwaIds as ii
to resi- on adjoining houses. There are
roofs wholly swept away, sunken vlulta,
balconies torn from their places, windows
ard shutters either entirely carried of or
hanging loose from walls, uprooted uees,
and this is all one sees. Along the north
side OF the town, not a single house re
mains in which the Whole roof ard Win
dows do not require tho '0ugh repairs
The streets are mass OF fragments and
rubbish.
THE INCIDENTS OF THE DISASTER
are so strange as to be almost incredible.
There was a stone with twenty-five hec, Oh
tiers of wheat, of which not a trace is any
where to be seen. The bouk:; OF eXc4e
and of the land rcgistiy offices have va
ished, and only their tom leaves have ICCl
found here aud there at gycat ds,a 'cca
In one house all The copper kitchen re =
sils were blown through The roof; H,'a.o. hc d,
benches and heavy chests flew throu h
the windows. Tie iron lars Of ore E:.l-
cOny are to he seen cuIlcd up Gre way ::
those of another twisted up another way.
There is a pillar Of palace which las
been moved forward oEc foot without
breaking, and stands up isolated all in ore
piece. There is a wall Of arotEer Palace
which has fallen back more than thie
feet without a crack. Here is beam Of
one house which has thlpst itself into ar
orher house. Thee is half a bcds;cad.
the other half OF which lies no one | uOyyS
where. All tiles Of one building are hud-
di'd together in one spot oa the roof
crushed ard broken up as small aa if they
had been pounded. The laf,crs Of auoth-
er building are all bare. The tiles have
flown no one can see where
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The undersigned are the regltldrIu constituted
AGENTS FOR I'll SALE OF TIL r BU OK EYE
GRAIN AND SEED CLEANER in all parts of
Cambria CuItntU. except the Tow wnShipS OF Car
roll. Chest, ClCarficld and SUSguchann3t, and will
in short time call upon the farmers of the
different Townships and demonstrate TO each
farmer, at his OIrH harm, that this ''Clcaucr' will
do all that is claimed for il.
The Cleaner" can be seen and tested at any
time by calling on us at our farms, one-and-a-
half miles northeast of EDenSburg.
- All orders or letters of inquiry will re-
cciVe prompt attention if addressed 10
HOOVER & WEIBIE,
Aug. %. -tr. EhenSHufg, Cambria Co, Pa.
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HEALTH! BEEUTYl!

STRONG AND PURE PICH HLOOD-TNCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AN D
BEAUTIF I'll COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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Three Yeals la q A7an-Tian
gents wanted to canvass for the great con ti
EGD1wD "a N .

Tic Great ilidStrated ECOrIC',ITcckI he bcsi n
CHvHpcSt paper published. DIO ~, Is and
"urpSof 'HDsi pDB|Ii,' dHjIn,~ ritcCrciIfS rGlVTu
J.. NcGNca copy of the uhpHrailellcd chrome
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EuInGr of I2 Years Growth
Cured by RadXVaY's EseSOiycnl.

DR.. RApwAv:-Th had Tumor
no
recommended but nothing helped
thought would
In it, becAuse had suffered for twelve took bottles
Of the Resovent, and hex ef Railways Pills. and
ties Of Ready Relief and there Of
felt and feel better and happier than have
twelve The Of
bowels, groin you he Of
others You publish it if you choose.
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FEVER AND AGUE cured for my cents There IA
remedial agent in this world that cure Fever
Ague and all other MaarioUs BiIious Scarlet Y
phoid, Yellow, and other teyers lided by RApW AVS
PILLS. s. quick RAILWAYS READY REIIFL'
Fifty cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
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DIR. RADWAY'S
SARShPARILLIAN EESOLVENT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES ;
So oUitC,IK[,, 50 RAID ARE TIE CHANGE
ELUENGE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE, TINT
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Every Day an Increase in F!esf
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD Pu.!F!ER
lney q bladder COnPlaInIs.

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes, Dropsy
Stoppage of Water IncOntiuence Urine Brghts Dis
ease Albumnuria and in all where there
dust deposits the water is thick cloudy, mixed with
substances like the white of an threads like white
silk there is morbid dark, bilious appearance and
white bonedust deposits and when there is prickiug
burning sensation when passing water and pain in the
Small of the Back and along the Lons Price, SIoO.
WOE vi S.-The only known and sure Remedy
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
Flowing Sandy Soils,

Spring is the time to plow sandy soil.
If plowed in The autumn the repeated
freezings and thawings of winter will
80 loosen and tighten them as to be cas-
lily drifted and injured by freshets,
whereas it is desirable to fall-plOw
heavy clays, which are rendered friable
by the frcezings and thawings of win
ter
Many farmers fear that to subsoil
pillow sandy soil would be too loose, by
teaching all the manure they apply, for
getting that cnven q very slight pcrcen-
Iage Of clay or carbonactous matter is
sufficient to absorb and retain manurcs
till used by plants; for if it were not
30, there would be few wells the water
of which would be fit to drink. The fact
is, that sandy soils, as rule, are greatly
benefited by subsoil blowing. Such
soils arc easily and greatly compactcd by
rains, so much so as TO prevent the easy
penetration Of the roots of plants.
When subsoil is plowed with the lift
ing subsoil pillow, which loosens but
does not bring the subsol to the surface,
roots may strike deeply in search of
food. The roots of crops afterwards
decaying in such soils, supply organic
matter, thus increasing their tenacity,
rendering them liable to drift, and i'm.
proving them generally for the growing
of crops.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
Important Discovery.

The following has been floating
around for some time.
1t is reported that u scientific Russian
has discovered what we have many
times heard predicted WOULD be discov-
ed and practiced, system consisting
simply in the exercise of a power to i'm
press upon other peoples miEds at what
over distance away, the words and
ideas which at a moment occupies his
own. lie is said to claim that he can
teach this system, that it will do away
altogether with the telegraph, and is alb
solutcIy practical. This Russian is only
asserting that he has discovered what
many intelligent people have been i'm
pressed with the belief will some time
be discovered. And there are singular
experiences current TO prove its posi-
blity.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
Fall FOm II Balloon.

The DC Kalb Qll.) News gives the
following account of q fatal fall, of
three hundred feet, from burning air
ship:
Mr.. Denniston, Tronaut, who advcr-
tiscd that Mr. l.. Durham would make
an ascension at this place this afternoon,
was initiating his monster balloon, "City
Of New York." and had nearly complet-
cd the initiating process, when people
on the north part of the grounds dis
covered smoke escaping from the top
of the balloon. 1t was scarcely visible
at first, but hardly had the defect in the
air-ship become apparent before the
flames were issuing from the very top
of the balloon. Quickly the shout went
up, 1.-THE balloon is on fire ~ and those
near by began to retreat, the horses
were also driven hero and there to cs-
cape all danger. The dry cambria and
its covering began burning, first slowly,
then the flames spread, and onward and
upward went the fire. Scarcely had
the flames burst out, however, before
an Aperture of two or three feet was
made where the guy-rope holding the
unwieldly thing crossed il, and now the
rope burns off, and away to the south
ward shoots the balloon. carrying with
it in its course Michael McNan, a labor
cr assisting in the imitation Being near
the basket as it started off, he became
cntangled and hanging with one foot
inside the basket his hands holding to
the ropes, he thus ascends for perhaps
one hundred feet, and regaincd position
in the basket which again hung side
ways, and in another minute was hang
ing to theropes alone, at height ofpro-
babl y not less than three hundred feet ?
Now his strength gives way, his pres
encc Of mind deserted him, and in
another minute, the poor man is seen
falling to the earth-an awful, painful
sight, filling with horror and consterna-
ton the four or five hundred spectators
on the ground. But the suspense was
only for moment; he descended to the
earth, nearly in a standing posture, from
300 feet in mid-air, until, when near ter
IN firma, he fell backwards, striking
the ground with his back with such
force as to produce a conclusion heard
some distance away, and McMan, famil-
larry known as "Big Nike" was dead
utterly crushed, the blood streaming
from his mouth and nostrils.
The balloon alighted but few rods
outside the fair grounds, and was soon
consumed,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
M A N HOOD:
How Lost, How Restored,

TUST published new edition of DR.. Gull
- vERwELL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on the
radical care (withOut medlcine) of Sperma-
tOrrhGa or Seminal Weakness, involuntary
Seminal Losses, lmpotency, Mental and Ply
steal Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
induced by Self-indulgence or sexual eXtrava-
gance.
l=5- Price, in asealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming consc-
quence of Self-Abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine, or the application of the knife; pointing
out q mode Of cure at once simple, certain, and
cffectual, by means of which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition may be. may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically
NJ This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt of six cents, OF twop post
age stamps, by addressing the publishers.
Also. DR.. CulverwelPs "Marriage Guide"
price SO cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. c. KLINE Il co.,
127 Bowery. New York, z. o. Box 1886
Feb. |, 1SI2-1y-2lS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
GOOD NIGHT.
BY A. J. DUGAN N E.

Beyond the press of loss and gain,
How sweet. at eve, to creep,
And fold about my weary brain
The lotus leaves Of sleep,
And all the thrcbs of daily pain
In opiate fancies steep.
No lotus leaf--no Indian vino
Like evenings mystic calms,
Descending under dusk divine,
And dropping tender balms
Into this lonely heart of mine,
That asketh God for aims.
o, blessed sleep! amounting me
With chrism Of holy Night,
And binding me, that | may see
Beyond all earthly sight.
And binding me that may be
Released for viewless flight.
Upborlc from dust of daily things
And freed from curb OF clay,
To mount upon ETHEREAL wings
Through bOundlcss worlds to stray,
And drink of LIES eternal springs,
Beyond the founts of Day.
o! loving sleep! that bringcth Dreams,
TO woe, with waving hands,
And call us back, by pleasant streams,
And over silvery strands.
Where Memory-like moonlight-gleams
Across the shining sands.
o! tide of Sleep! that softly flows
Through Pleasures golden blooms,
And GIBBS, in sorrowful rcpose,
Beneath our sorrows glooms,
Where Memory-like neutrality-suspicious.
The names Of all our tombs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
Sale of Land.

P.W. Green and wife, vs.J. II. HickoX, etal.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE
L County Court at Athens, Tennessee, at the
November term, 1872, IN the above stated
cause, WILL on Saturday, the 2Ast day of
December, 1872. sell to the highest bidder, on
the premises, the following described lands to
wit: Two Hundred and fifty acres more or
less, situated in the 18th civil district of Me-
Mimi county, and bounded as folows:-On
the north by c. Pickens. on the east n. j. Pc.
tiers and Thos. baltimore, on the south by
VIM. Trew and Thos. baltimore. and on the
west by VIM. Trew, upon which there is u
valuable water power. Said lands will be Of
fered in two separate tracts, and then alto
gethcr, and which ever brings the best price
will be adopted.
Terms OF Salc:-Sal lands must bring the
minimum valuation fixed by the Court,
81 ,100-Ten per cent. will be required cash in
hand on day of sale, the balance in two equal
lnstallments of one and two years, the pur-
chaser giving notes with personal security.
bearing interest from date, and u lien will be
retained on said land until the purchase mo-
ney is fully paid. LON BLIZZARD, Clerk.
Nov 10, 1S72-lt-prs fee $G,0O-250
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06

A MAN was fined in London recently
two dollars and half, or, in default of
payment, seven days in prison, for step
ping from arailway carriage before The
gain had fully stopped.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
THE OBITUARY CHAPEL" CORNER RAMPANT
AND CONT STREETS.

b Auctoneer-Ofice No. 50 Royal street,
THURSDAY February Is. 1872 ct twelve o'clock.
street. between ROYAL and Chartrrs streets, win be
offered by public auction by order OF resolution
Of the board of wardens Of the church Of st. Lons
j. THAI VALUABLE ROW OF THREE-STORY
BRICK BUILDINGS, situated in the Second Dis
st. Ann and Ghartres streets and Lower St. An
thony alley, and in the immediate vicinity of the
Courthouse and Cathedral
49,, 10 and II. and front on Royal and St. Ann
streets and on st. Anthony alley, and measure to-
as Ss to WIT s isf nes on on
St. Ann street and l36 feet inches and lines on
St. Anthony alley, and the buildings bear respect
III, rs i7s lsO and 1872 The buildings fronting on
St. Ann street bear the Nos. ~, = and 4s: The
20 % and "a. The whole according to sketch made
by J. A. dHemecourt, deputy surveyor.
The lots and buildings will be sold in block, and
on the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth:
2. THE WELL KNOWN CHURCH BUILDING and
valuable property, situated at the northwest cor
ner of Rampant and Cont Streets and situated IN
the square bounded by Rampant, Cont Basin and
St. Louis streets. and well known as the st.
feet front on CONT So feet front on Rampant
street, and the same front on Basin street. The
buildings and improvements consist OF the brick
ediice or church thereon erected, together with
all its dependencies and appurtenances. altar.
organ, pews, etc.
Terms-For the property firstly described,
$4,000 cash. and the balance on credit OF one,
two three four five, six, seven and eight years,
in equal installments secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien, and bearing five per cent inter
est per annum from the day of sale until maturity,
and eight per cent per annum thereafter until
final payment: the buildings to be kept insured
against the risk of fire by the purchasers for the
installments due and the policy transferred to
vendors, and the act of mortgage to embrace the
clause de non alienando, and that of five per cent
attorneys commissions, in case of suit to recover
any unpaid installment or portion thereof
For the property secondly described, cash in
United States treasury notes.
Acts of sale, with United states internal revenue
stamps attached, before Octave de ArInas, notary
public, at purchasers expense.
ial2 a. l5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17
AUCTION SALES.
By g. z. GirardeY q Co.
COTTAGE HOUSE, ON COMMON STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MARY EMILY LEHMAN
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS DIG.
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF MARY EMILY LEHMAN
DYC. e. GIRARDEY 4 CO., AUCTION

DY c. e. GIRARDEY, q CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Nicholas J. Hoev Auctioneer-Ofice No.
II Exchange place-SATURDAY. January a. 1872,
at twelve O'CLOCK NJ, at the Merchants and
Aucti0neers Exchange, on Royal street between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in this city OF
New Orleans, by virtue of an order Of the honor
able the Second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans, dated December 20. 1871. will be sold by
public auction, for account of said estate
LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements
thereon in the First District of this city in the
sauare bounded by Common, Gravier, Rocheblave
and DOrgenOs streets, designated as lot No TO- and
measuring 81 feet and lines front on Common
street. by a depth of 120 feet. The improvements
comprise newly built frame cottage with gallery
on front and side, three rooms vii tire places; an
ether building with one room and Kitchen; another
building with two cabinets, a she'd cistern, etc;
lot and banquette well raised. Property is nearly
opposite the depot of the Canal, Common and
Claiborne railroad.
Terms-One third cash; remainder at one and
two years credit in notes Of the purchaser, bear
ing interest of eight per cent per a,lnum rom gate
of sale until final payment, with the clause OF nVe
per cent attorneys fees in event OF SUIT, ana se
cured by special mortgage and vendors men on the
property sold; Improvements to be kept fuliy IN
sured, and policy transferred to holder OF inc
notes. and purchaser to assume payment over anu
above the bid of all taxes for the year 1871
Act of sale and United states stamps at the e4-
pense Of the purchaser, before A. Ducate!; notary
public. deZ' 1ao ID ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17

DY &. DE FERIET-C. W. CCLBERTSON,
d AuctOneer-Ottice No. 50 ROYAL street
SATURDAY, January TO- 1872, at twelve clock NJ,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel will be sold
BY public auction, by virtue Of an order from the
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the second Dis
trict Court for the Parish of Orleans, dated Dectm
Der H. 1871, the following described real estate be
longing to said succession, VIZ ~
THAT SPLENDID ROW OF 1HREE-STORY BRICK
STORES, forming the corner Of st. Charles and
Common streets, opposite the st. Charles Hotel aud
situated in the most central and valuable portion
of the city.
The lot is situated in the First District of this
city, in the square bounded by st. Charles, Com
mon, Carondelet and Canal Streets it forms the
corner of st. Charles and Common streets and
measures in French measure 80 feet . inches front
on st. Charles street by ia feet in depth and front
on Common street. The buildings and improve
ments consist of that splendid row Of three story
brick stores, with ornamental balcony and mar
Quise on both fronts, and bearing the No. y st.
Charles street and the Nos l4l l43 l45 141 and 49
Common street, and are in perfect order and ready
for immediate occupation.
See plan at the Exchange.
Terms-One fourth cash and the balance on a
credit one two and three years, in notes secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from the day OF
sale until final payment; the buildings to be Kept
insured, for their value against the risk OF hre,
and the policy transferred to the executrlX, the
act of sale to embrace the clause of five per cent
attorneys fees in of suit on any OF the I'M
paid notes; the said fees to be- likewise secured by
mortgage.
Act OF sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before Octave dArmas, notary
public. at purchasers expense.
de20 % 80 JAG l3 20