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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

On the 4th ballot, John Bloch, of Johnstown,
having received SO votes, being majority of
the ballots cast, was declared the nominee for
Poor House Director.
Several names were then offered for the po-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASsOCIATION-The
pennsylvania Sunday School Association will
meet IN Pittsburgh on Tuesday, j une IL, and
will continue III session through the two sue
business OF the meeting, there will be address
eS- discussions, conversations and practice ex-
ercises for the direct development fThe work
ing power OF our State. l.. Payson Porter, of
chicago, the Secretary -of international sun
day school Association. will he present and
aid in planning for the most efficient State or
sanlZation and work and Miss Hattie n. Nor
rlS. OF New York, one of the most competent
OF normal class teachers, Will give special in
structiOns and specimen lessons upon teaching
the young.
All persons who may be appointed by any
Will be admitted on pTeSenta tiOn of credentials
to that effect. All delegates who prior TO
June 4, furnish their names to the committee
on enteri ainment will be provided with homes
-address J. IL. Baldwin, ESD, chairman of
committee on entertainment corner of Grant
/ and Diamond street, Pittsburgh. Parties not
/ so reporting cannot be ass ured of accommo-
! datlOn. Delegates arriving in Pittsburgh will
report 10 the committee at the church. Sixth
avenue, west of Grant street. Delegates who
give notice OF coming but do not report before
noon. June IL, will be considered as walyino
the reservation of entertainment
Ihe pennsylvania Central railroad with the
fhlladelphla and Erie, and all the branches of
these roads, Will sell round trip tickets to
IlttSDurgh at excursion rateS-twO cents per
( mile Other roads will also furnish tickets at
the same or less rates. Tickets for sale from
Friday, June Z, through Wednesday, June ~ !:
good for return until aud upon Tuesday Junc
IS To secure these tickets. delegates must OBJ
taln orders from George y. Peltz, State sun
daY Scnool Secretary, 1871 Filbert street Phil
adelphia. An order for a delegates ticket
viii cover tickets for members or his family.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-We are Under obliga-
tions to an Antistown correspondent for fbo
FOLLOWING particulars of shocking accident
wncn occurred near Bells Mills on Saturday
morning last. Two men named Cassidav fathay ICY
anu SON residing about two miles below Al
toona, had been engaged for some little time
near Bells Mills. They went to their work as
usual on Saturday morning, the son proceedin0
20 cut up fallen tree, while the father s shnrf
olStance away began to file a cross-cut saw
whlch ne mad fixed in pine log which Law ON
the ground Ihe old gentleman was stanSIinr
with the saw between his legs, when n CONT
gouS hickory tree fell out of root striking b;r,
upon the back, knocking him down and fore
ing tne teeth or the saw into his left breast-
Ihe ln9urles sustained were fearful, and aIr,,,st
instantly fatal. The teeth penetrated to the
LETT lung, cutting of the collar bone. and the
ribs near their attachment TO the breast bone
Death ensued in about five minutes Michiiei
Casslday, the unfortunate victim of this acct
dent, was well advanced in years, and lea YES
family and many friends to mourn his sudden
taking oH.-HottddysburD Standard :
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

WAS SAGEN SfE ?-Aldendfer& s. Coppock keep
cry goods, dress goods, hats, bonnets, artificial
mowers, ana everything in the line of ladies'
wear, such as summer shawls, parasols, or um-
nreIlas, or sunstades, or what dye call EN-
cry opIlRlng young men. Butler included.
CaII and buy hundred dollars worth for fifty,
NJ NO. 2lz haln street, under the Opera House,
.iohnstown. Don delay; times passing away,
aud well dressed lady is the most handsomest
being in creation. Dunn UiUimus riUamttS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

THE BIG SHow.-Not Barnum s show but
s. J; Hess & Brother's-big wholesale and retail
ready-insdc clothing emporium, Oak Hall, (Oh
cal at No. 24l. Main street. Johnstown. No
Fiji about this show. All real, true, valuable
well scwed, well fitting garments. Barnum
has passed awav, but Hess remains, and the
hrm are still supplying their stock with rare.
cheap, fashionable summer styles warrant ed
to please. Hess Brother, mind YOU are bound
TO please. So call at Oak Hall.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01
TO CONSERVATIVES.

me advertiser, having been permanently
cured or that dread disease, Consumption. ny a
sslIInpIe sI remedy Is anxious to make known to his
ieIiow sufferers the means of cure. 40 all who
oesire It. he will send copy of the prescription
used ttree or charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
ma SURE CURE for Consumption, a stlmd. B1On-
chttls, DC; Parties wishing the prescription will
LILLY REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
264 South Third ST.. Williamsburgh, N. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

ID DECORATION DAT-Notwithstanding -wet
and disagreeable weather Thursday. DECORATION
Day was well observed. At.2 O'clock n m
the procession formed at the Court House'
where an elegant address was delivered nv r
r. Tierncy, Esq. Lloyd cemetery was first Wis
tied the Congregational cemetery next ana
the Catholic cemetery last lat Lloyd cemetery
Rev- T. X. Jones made a brief address in mem.
ory or the fallen dead; at the Con0reDa tiopal
S:srnt,tery, Revs- Cox and Harrison sDok r. nd
! AT tHe SathOllc church, Rev- Christy
! the exercises by some earnest words in endorSeu
ment of Decoration Day and its ceremonies
The officers OF the procession were-Chief Mar
| shai' Edgar Evans Assistant Marshals Hart
man Berg and T. w. Dick Captain William
! Connell. Subjoined is a list of names of de-
| ceased soldiers whose graves were decorated:
LIOud CemeterU.
Hugh Jones, William K. Roberts, VIM. r.
Humphreys, George w. Davis David H Evans
Thomas j. Evans, Griffith 7. Evans, Adam Shin,
| afelt, David Powell, jr., John Libby Edward
/; Evans, Lemuel Evans David l. Evans David
Jones James Roberts, Evan r. Davis Chas
! IL. Heyer. - '
Congregational Cemeteru
George w. Todd, Edward ID. Davis Milton
Roberts, Thomas D. Evans.
Catholic Cenete17E
James g. Noon, Thomas d. I.itzinoar pdro,,.
j. LitZinger, James II. EdelhIute "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

THE LATE ACCIDENT AT LTII,y,s SrArrox
AS we eseem tohave done injustice, though un-
Intentionally, to Mr.. Campbell, engineer of
the Construction train, in our report last week
of the railroad accident at Liny's, we cheer
fully make the dmende honorable by giving
publicity to the following letter received from
that gentleman:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01
RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS /!

Agents. we will pay you 3 80 per week in cash
II you will engage with us ApONCE. Everything
furnished, and expenses paid. Address 4. a.
ELLIS CO., Cha rlotte, ich.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01
Soldiers Bounty

All soldiers who enlisted between MAY 4tI, sp5
August 9th, 1861, for three years, and never re-
celYed any bounty, can now obtain the same bv
addressing us. Also, all those who failed to
apply for the additional bounty of 800 within
the time limited. B. F. BROWN 81 CO. liz
Smithheld St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01
rOoR nousE pIRECTo

John Bloch, Nicholas Helfrich, VIM. ]. Head
rick and Anselm Weakland, with the result
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01
PORTAGE, Nav 27. 1872

Mr.. II. A: MCPIKE-Dsdr Sir: see in your
paper a misstatement in the account of the
accident on tire railroad near LiIly's Station
Will you be kind enough to correct it? You
say jumped on my engine when the accident
occurred Such was not the case stavetl ON
my engine and went over the bank The en-
gine turned twice with me on it. NV head and
one of my legs were badly cut but not seI.i-
ously hurt, Whoever reported it to you told
what is not true Truly yours, &c
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

- LCAUTIoN.-Every genuine box of DR. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States Stamp. sW "Take NO ether" The
market is full Of iu,ftntIeps
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-17
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
q 7AUGUsTAE HOgssl,,
AUGUSTA, fGA

'lHIs popular and welllkndwn Hotel
ia now, fully open for the reeeptiorloi e
visitors, having recently been thorouai:-
ly renovated, newly painted, and put II
mined to make ours o; arst-class Hotel,
not TO be surpassed North or.South. Il
we respectfully solicit the patronage
Of our EdgefeldY friends and the public
E III %5{iRP1H1t i{i PF1H11t = = MAY, a,, reg + istess. I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
EVERYDAY ANlNcREAsE FLESH
AND WEtGRTiSsS SsSEENihRD Fell, ,4it'
THE GREAT BLo0D PURIFIER


vEsT fS Gs@i@4gs5f. s.I1 q I Jaea ae ss kssS eaJ
Urine, and otle, puiJs'Gnd jusrsfQf: Ue ag&ensfI1
.iy0rof Hfe, Jor trcIxi,s the lcdsteS Of The body
,ritA aeie and sound ndteriak. Sciofuld SHphillR,
Cansunlp ptt6,t, 67dMdaRp. dtSsasss n2ceiSsep tho
IzsYq, Aeutt 3rmors, Sed5s IL fae GlSads ard
Sses asts q Ms dsa ,s , 5gs. }sosss;s
XII R;ae Hosss Sat zSaa, Styspeid;, 2es3 aea
Sba.gS Worms IN 1e Fesls1 1hnofst 6dJicersds GtSi
llon,t, and az sredkfaing q',d .gqtlM aStehGrgsss
,s principle, ,aie iri6ffn tae candttv,fasdSy tisi
III prore to dny pirsoii dig II 5or szht t1ssS
ysaas f:Sisedse ~ potent Poseer 10 csEe aa-cago
Iftbe patient, daily becoming reduced byibex,stei
aud dscompositon lhn is continually pf6grs3kng
succeeds in arfestipR fheiei wafest tnd rHpsiD fhs
snds H S
-deme is certain |; sorwa enonee, thisfsWea,rpm,
sesss is SGIs q sAs sSssssS q ~
ardsys.y dGyths patient VII ,feelS ShiNseltgpgsia
better and stronger, the food dgeating betar appe.
fits in11t;Pi1 antl Aesh land hfthcretsak
MOI oely does the eS3RsAr4krlllAH RxsoLyxf9 ff3,s
eel ali known remedial agents inthe or Caforic
Scrofulous, Capstitu,iona md 6kn Idscases .buiii
isthe pnly positive cure 10y oFa s4sdt a4teoilo5
kidney &oBlndder GoInplatnf
Urinary, = and Womb diseases .95ayels cqrh6T
Dropsy Stonpage- OF Water, Inc0ntinence ud Wss.
Btiehis DiStase, Albuminzria, sndtuaR casesS;sf.
theSe urs brick-dust deposits, ,os lhe, .ater ~
cloudy mixed wirH substances like the kor,i6,
egg, nrihresds like .hits sun. %, tAese i.na de:
POSTS, and wheh pricing, boy Smsii ~.
lion when passing water and pain ltriy 7" - =
the Back and along the Loips, ,,st - lSitsy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
-TT---CT III q III = - 4 L. .g.SL- - ElLJ
7 ONE LOVING HEART.

= FlCsSlit4 Is
,ot,s,foying. heart Is more to me IS
afhari a1ghft that fortune can bestow;
The treasarssf from the distant sea,
THAT With sueh radiant lustre glow,
ThescIorgof q monarch sthrone,4o asa
Not halfthe pleasure can :mpart;
OF all eartys treasures, would own
One loving heart!
The ysct9r's crown, the poets wreath,
THE ibsub bles that thaiworld may fling
Al momentary fragrance BREATHE: bro;
!: a Ho,nentsrY triumph bring; .I
But long as life remains, shall love ,t,rr
New fragrance and new 10y impart,
Eienwhen the daisies bloom above
ila One loving hearth I 3i1 ~
How sweet the spell It throws around q
Our homes though humble .they may
~ bel ....-.......t,r;ss,..,. .r,lJl -.aj4
And where one loving heart is found, ., s
IT'S always Paradise to me. ..x..asssS
o fate! my hopes thou may'st bereave,
And bid my cherished dreams depart
Take all things else I prize. but leave;
~. One loving heart =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
~ DR. RADWA!Y,S .2ebisI
IjIll. E! . EE!sIgQlllIEI4

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTON IsHING g CuREs;,
so QUICK. SO RkPlDi ARE THE CHANCES,
| TilE.UODY UNDERGQRSs UNDEE5 5THkdN,i
uEnTt,iNI, T,fr Al ,fIS5r,1SiI % ii,J
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
Livery stable Opeiledi!.

/ kT1ERsoNSRfsKing Hcrsssor Vehicles,
i or conveyance 70 any portion of the
|ysurtoundinE country! fromothis point:
Lean be,ac6ommodate4by apr.,:ing to
s-l- 4 l. 7 K
Msyl II - ma -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
. FSW;cr,- e !, y; &, 4 ? q sunda z 3 ialEHGos.e q

FEvER AMI, ,AeJf cured foi ifs cs6ts,, ss,i Th2te 2a
Fever and Aguc, and all Bother MalaIjousa Biiione,
Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, 3hd o.her FsyeS Iafded
hy Radways Piils,) squiek as asRADWA;fSREl
LIEF. Finy ycentsIer boltlc. .,,,,S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20

HEALTH! BEAUTY I!
STRONG yND PrRE IICH BE00 00D4rEeRRLsF2
OF FLESH AND DWEIGHT- CLEAR SKIN AND
ALL ;t ;,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20


The qrent advantageous cawc OF Tie Brooklyn endorsing the Ss
render upon its Policies Dollars md C r ten conecuue
years. has met with unqualified praise from the most celebrated American
Actuarles also from the Press East North and South
Wright who admitted be the greatest Insurance
Mathematician and Actuary in America congauang The Brooklyn
upon this and distinctive feature among other things am
particularly pleased by your departure the right direction from the
ordinary computing the Surrender Vahms Zone of the great
drawbacks popularity of Life Insurance has been the dp
pointment and of retiring Policy holders the saness
the 'su~saae~ uale prevented
by dStuet satcmsnt The lc ineaduanec, Of e m beyad
sen9s 81 s SaEe la ssogkyn PHI sT gSa and
Read What Southern Papers Say Of This Feature:
@ se gs s1 s7 4 @ sia2 aa gazes E zss ss
in Life Insurance"
s Gb Gsqa There no better Company in The Land
all e The gi, s iazng M s S1 zaa 1s 9eS" z 5Eg 1
life is thus worth naeh ga a2ag J i . th A
Cash values in dollars and cents into it's
Joy holders being dub the System fail become very
popular" 9ss1s g. 80 -. - - - -
will seen thatwe ahoys boys @ ayys1eenen but
simple statement the aaadaog The
Rhe Hon. S T. Bosa % las been associated with Us General
AsS4S' q 11''R'''''S: % s. BUTLER :
:aigs9 aor4 i.4a, a1t General land Managers
Office the Citizens Savings Bank, Columbia G.,
And atEdgefed. =. c. : - II ID &MafchS Sots
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20

| uot pay lol eC1oAAouiCo.
The truth at length came out
Father and son were both members
of a band OF thieves; under this floor
they concealed their T1under, and
there, too, lay more than one. mouI-
dering corpse, victims Tho had occu-
pied the room in which I-slepti and
| had there met their death. 'lhs! son
twas, indeed, buried in that spot; he
had been morJally wounded in
sklrmish with travellers, and had iir-
I'D long enough to repent Of his deeds,
and IL beg Tor that prlestly abso.u-
tion wuich, according to his, creed,
was necessary to secure Als pardon.
In vain be had urged his. father to
oli1.S Sthe contessor to las bedside; in
vain he had, eutreuied .hltn totbreak
off from the murderous band. with
which he was allied and to live hon
esty in, iu,ure; his prayers were
disregarded, and his dying admoni-
tions were ofI'no avail. I But! for the
strange, mysterious warning whic.4
had reused me from my sleep and
driven Ale out q thq leusethat hIgght,
E.ao$ler cE f,lSoulds Aass ben s ri
e'i q ) ) tic o'd .a4al : ! ttaie d guilt
fhs. gsppl2Faase.apt ITO sEak, ..n,:
;hIt ana fgr5ltIil$;; Awhtvace did
lnry pro,red?, tt VAS. nog'liviag
VOICE. B9yonaa a that / Will Vi e, express [,r IS
10 opinion on the subject. l will on
ly say that it was the means OF saw
Ing my life, and at the samna time
putting It'll ali end to the series of Bloody
deeds which had been committed In
that house. so II.
i received iy, passport that even
inE BY the diligence from Rome, and
started the next M morning on my way.
to Naples. AS we were crossing the
frontier, "a tall figure approached,
wearing the long, rough Iedpotta Q Of
The aimendicapt 'frairs,' with = a, hood
over the face and holes for the eyes
to Look through. He carried 9 q Tin tin
nofaey:box in. his hand, which he
held Quito, the passengerss jingling a.
few COINS in it. and crying outin. a
fnonotonous voice, :" Ansa,s 81 psu-
gasassol gAaims III p,a!yaa5tesso gfoaII
do notbeliets Iiiii qinf4 nor Sai in
.supplicatipns fop the dead butdI.
dropped apiece Of. silver into the box
nevertheless, Us I thoughtof that IN
,halloaed grave id tie foreael and my,
prayer went up'to heayen in al sin:
cerisy,-" Req.siascas IN Pace .shl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-28

The recent victory over murderous Indians by soldiers of tine Fifth Cavalry and friendly WalIapai Indians, has awakened new hope ir the breasts of our citizens, who have suffered so long, whilea foolish, mis-called peace policy was being tried. Crook planned th:s success full expedition against the late Reservation boarders. The officers and men who car ried his plans out with so good a result have done well.
 John F. Townsend, of Lower Agua Fria in this county, has made pudding of twenty. eight Indians during the past four years, and ought to have pension for having done SO
 D. 0'Leary was the best pleased individual in town when the news of Mason's victory over the Apaches came. Dan OLeary organized the Wallapais, and but for sum- mons to attend court-martial here, would have led the brave Waflais to victory. They have great faith in Dan, and so have we.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-28
From Camp Apache, the Little Colorado
 and Other Pcints.

W. A. Glover and several other -geptlemer whose names are nor upon the tablet of o,r .em. ory, arrived here recently fron Nos,hcas,sr, Ari zona, with several hundred head of eas,le for Wm. D. Hooper & Co, contractors fer sunnlv;r, the military posts with fresh meat. ealing upon us the other day, Mir. (s,sxee ~ho oy me way, very intelligent gentleman. showed soinetning less than quart of beautiful stones "nich he picked up from ant-hills. while travel. Ing down the Little Colorado, from Camp Apache. None oi the stones in question were very large. anu ailhough most of them had the appearance oi being quartz. crystals, au experienced lanida. " or diamond sharp might be able to find pre- cious gems among them
 hnsheis of such stones, Mir. c. says with some repies garnefs, etc, are to be seen all along the Lltie Colorado, the formation of which section. gems.
 Our Diamond Hunters were met near s,ope. mans Lake, on top of the range of ueuutains known IS the Aogolion. Tue boys" were hope f9l
 Mr. 6. describes Saoneman's Lake as a beauti. Iai sheet of water, which is fed by several springs Tue walls of tho lake are quite high. in places The scenery around the lake and about ,be head waters of Beaver Greek, he pronoapces the grand cst ever seea by him.
 Piles Of red sandstone. resembling castles, are plenty, and, with the deep canyons, cliffs, trees, etc, form picture which for beauty aud sub limity cannot be exctAled.
 This Interesting portion of our Territory is about sixty miles cast from Prescott, and abou, twenty miles south of the line of the Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad.
 Indians were seen prowling around tue cattle, and two Of them were shot.
 Two settlements were passed on the Little Col orado, the people of which had but recently heard Of the great diamond excitement that was in full blast.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-28
Our Postmasters,

It affords pleasure to be able to state, upon the strength of letter recently received by Gov. Mccormick from Postal Agent Dawley. that, during the past year, not a single defal- cation has occurred in the post offices of this Territory, notwithstanding the fact that our P. Ms have been very poorly paid for the work they have performed.
 For our part, we can say that there has been little on no grumbling at the P. Ms of the Territory, the absence of which goes to show that they have performed the duties of their offices promptly, honestly and with . view to tue accommodation of the people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-28
Science of Health, {

'.The Science of Health" for September contains a large amount of practical matter. Popular Physiology, profusely illustrated ; Diseases of the Eye, with most accurate illus trstions; also article on the different Medical Systems; Editorials on the Cholera, Hay Fever, Mud Baths; Electro Magnetism, and Killing no Murder, aa shown in the Fisk Stokes case. As usual, the departments on Agriculture, to Correspondents, and Voices of the People are full of information. All interested in the subject of health should be- come subscribers Price $2.00 year; single
 numbers 20 cents. S. R. Wells, Publisher, Ss9 Broadway, New York.