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Citn Real estate for Sale.

4 FREE REGISTER-COntain 1000 City
~ AID Lots Map &c. gratis Apply 70 h sIEF IN
son 4 SOS, II PuesL, ani llj FEh-aTe
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Gitn propsrtp TO Let.
Counirn propcrtp 10 Eei.

DEST LOCATED and LARGEST ROOMS in
I'D PHILADtLPHIA-For RENr-rhe spacious SECOND FLOOR
ROOM 32JJ a. w. Ninth aul Chesnutst Howell tinn
Co. ord opposite Continental Hotels suitable for In uraee Com
pnes General sslesro0m. Apply 20 W W. HAIKU
iNG Pubshe Of Phlidc 0ha Inquirer, Phlldephia, Penn
HTO RENT for the season, or longer II re-
qurei seoaucus, p miles from Ho6oken new three story
10 r. % closets, suitable for iya iamy OF
boarlers the cars within mile Rent
Pc month, 80 $ By tie Immediate possess Gu inquire
~ Cana-st.
fVO LET, Furnlshed-A large handsome
COUNTRY HOUSE Monmouth COUNTY NeTJersey, WIN our
sres abundance fruits vegetable g1nlen carnage
on,e h eround beautiful water TIE house aesif+
e party at nominal rent Inquire
ROSE BROTHERS, l82 Nillam-st
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FO' Fal.s ~ e...S,poft c'ELs... ia l+'''a
Fs Mleri sFS, "a dell southport and We po- up
For soah Nerga.4, lEzl u:1O nj 25 Esl OK rs
For Dsren T. 9 io A. m 3is 900 500 anI s}oa n
For stanford (EEl. 9, 9 N Il5 lsr) &i'. tELl hs
For GecHrh s1d a,arneii,5 s,a5as nn sI5 h
saadiy Nal 1n ea1e, Twen,syent y.gYors alp 70,
Boston via both sPrnseecy secysEcTSG Hs F3 s'? fRkSs l3
For ;o.ss. Boston "a s-os Iiae; ll5 and n,
For Connectcu; RSsr Raroid m l5 m TO Sorhamp,oo,
For n srcT Povidenee and F.h1 Railroad m I2I5O
For Shore tine RaiSay at a m to Ssr'eh AID f'O'isne liza
SeTven AMI Sart-a.agt5a RalrOIl m 70 Nor'A-
FOR SeE.Haysn Mdetora ,ad wlinaaac Railroad AI LOeI
l. For F iHo Hoasa;on-e MI Railroad sa n and p n.
For SlaEaac Epi5Ss St 4 r. P u aa4 i So Is p n % "a.roD
For SeT-cauaan Railoal, l2:s anl'9o p N ..s.
d,y Man H1li rn oa ether Lne Drawing room ih to si
Ps.stSss procure k point reached over o.. road
i EI1ess So ss4 Broadway AMI 40 cours Boos. aai
t; .ss Ssn have their Siiss JAMES sa RolF & " s.S ss
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-NEW-
- t TAI DS .esva q 4 Pc, a ' S "a
River and Ps59;y,,5, w Ea,rS.a S psPSS 2S Ssrs
Adopted July l. iS72 , ,...-..,,.,. .,...,.
sIa@EIDrss mail Tor EIen1ie Liberty Fails 1erneais
io:aO mw,y for BlOomlusd,e and rt,rmsdi,te stations
ipn.-wy train for wOrnt,ks iHd nisrnsta.e stations
for hddiet0wn snd ntermiae staioae
4.D d n-Eipess Hacsensack. Paterson, hoendyss,
Fr.nkla Mdieown. Elenvile and Liberty Falls
train BOomngnse and intermediate nalons
$40 m-Wa Worendyke and intrrmeate s'as"n%
RETtRNING-Leave EenYe. 3:55 30 m affiye IN N~.
York iO:sO N. Leave Liberty Fae Sv9 n snl
IA NewY 1910 slO D. m Leave h1ietosn
a. a m aud a. n And $50 p. Ncg-loA lN:o
w. WV JOHN BRADLEY
VIZ r. WEED Supt New Jers.y Divs.on.
General Ticket Asent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -CommenciBg MONDAY, JUNE a. ls7l
Through trains will leave Granl Central Depot
Chicago Montreal ~ith
through o Waterown nnd Rochester.
Special Express with drawing for Sratogs and
ST. AbAnS
1000 n Special Cbe,go Express With drawosroom BOts
and Niagara FallA
il.00 a. N. Northern and Western Express.
$50 m SPECIAL Train tor Saratoga avsg sto
400 D. n Express With seepugca from Se~lors 70 St
AbSnA
$500 m EIprsss dsy rh sleeping for waeo~D, ogisa
burg and CanAntagus.
400 a. Pasc Express With sleeningca for Rochester Buffalo,
Fall; AsO ,er Chicago. both l. > and NJ {,
Rslroaas This train SUNDAYS
LOO n Express With for Troy and Albang
&. H. kkNDRICK, General Passenger Ar,aI
SOUTH SIDE X. X. OF L. |.
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foua lslan0 Real estate for Sale.

A T Hampstead. l.. l.. and vicinity-SeveTal de-
y srae Village Residences small FaIls. Also Farm u Orange
COUNTY stock snd Implement cheap Many other Desirable
properties o Nscumber Barac bi Broadway
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fonoon advertisements

'VHE COURT EXPRESS-Published every
sau phce hresPenee Ia eeout Of fs'hssssS h.'i M
News Of the snd Political Articles hesss
ke, ke Omes-4 Pail Mall. London. Esgaod.
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NEW-YORK AND, NEW-HAyEN RAIL
TRAINS LEAVE Ygw.Y5RE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, lJ7L

Passengsr station NewIOrk o Twenty and
EOuTt--aye Entrance on Twenty se,e---s
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5teamuoais ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by Day Lane Boats
~ yBBARD and DANIEL DREW lCemmelcns, Hai ~ ~.
Ing a, Tonsers rary Naek by ferry boat POAeepe Kline
% & Coleus Ws. Point Cornwall and Sevbargh returning
a5;, Conrei5g I.y or all points West AMI North.
SPECIAL trains . sARAroCA aa4 SHARON sane evening
CITIZENS, EVENING LINE STEAMERS
monks I r0MELI i esTe Per b. s. R. foot Moors d
lrllrs excepted At NJ ml,in, '-fe SoI,C' t 5 70 An
pols and Saraoci ar Troy and Botoa Railroads
nLD-ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY
~ LINE OF STEAMERS sHhae at CAIsklLL nom fs5 & - ,.
af Stat,o9ms 70 cents III re to Catss ia, ~ '5n I t m
West AMI North, will leave above at 'p H. fas'
reduced rates
pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The largest ami ma.n ffent river steamers n ne NoIl
Tie ST. JOHN, pBEW, and DIAN kiCll5lUS5 - 9 ever,
lrasn SunIays ercep oeocS arriving at ALBANY tine
RETURNSG leave steamboat landing the arrival Of connect
mi a5sb n1 S% ee se sn 'o 5e =, the oHe on Wharf Dof
Express 80 BldE,y AMI no out Broosn S " Bafsas7 checker
iest nation. Freight received Until the our o. uep1
VNHE STEAMER ANTELOPE leaves New
York foot Of HaTsoa's every % morning P ~ 1A l1 ~
fou-tst At 10 ianlinS a. 49,. D'' tsv Pint p.H.
Point ami PeeAu Landing hastings 0S sunday and 94ns IA
rytown. -.<@- 49,. - =
EOR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzenss, Corn
boats THOMAS cokSELI a9 JAMES w. BALDTS leave DAILY
q. m. Per 81 n R., 100, HlTrisonst -
NOKTH RIVER and NEW-Y0RK STEAM
HaVerStran g. PIT Yephnck and Perksk ADbLFhl az
for EngeNoo fonkers Hastings Ferry Town sing anu
Haverstraw; ALEXIS s. Tor 5At Engewooi lonk astng
Ferry ngoa T. Town. and Mack Nyack and T. IG"a Ee con
With h. K trains r. LANE. Az,
A AFTERNOON BOAT
NEwBURGH PoUGHKEEPSIE RoSDoUT. and KINGSTON.
landing Cozlenss est Point Cornwall, Ne"-han0ash AAon
and Hyde PARK - ,, ,.-,
from yeTys. Pier Js EVERY AFTERNOON at 800 0eloeh
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
81 IS steamers eaye PecAP for Se~AVsa at 5'I' and
p m. connecting " th the railroad
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Il tonic and Railroads Fare GL Steamers leave
Catherine slip Il ard u tsund.I excepted
NEW W-JERSEY sou L HERN RAILROAD
~ LfNR.-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on NBW-JBR
SET SOUTHERN RAILROAD, its BRANCHES and CONNECTIONS
connecting with Sandy Hook Pier 70 North
River. as fouows
PLYMOUTH ROCK 6e5 a. m, through 20 Delaware Bay
JESSE HOYr, $40 A.. m. Waretoxn. via Toms River.
PLYMOUTH ROCK EXPRESS 70 Long Branch through 70
Delaxare BaV.
The % connect for Red Bank and the two latter FOR
Port Monmouth
All trains stop a Long Branch.
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy Hook and retu good Tor either OF
the above trips or boats, fl.
=. p FINCH Agent Pier %.
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gUeslc5ester Couutn Real Gaiate for Sale
QUICK TRANSIT.

QUICK TRANSIT
WESTCHESTER COUNTY LANDS.
BLACKWELL 6 Co., - LIRER.Y-sf
NVESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY.
w olc transit being longer matter o. doubt. masses ei'
chester County property De- rahe TO- .uvestmsut
Parties aor Ieusfvts o W 1rut 3n Ilt1e
prospects invited cal tr undersigned ho by long residence N
be County. full Information IF-lgine -
FOR SALE,
drive Of Central Pak, places improved ard
proved OF from icr winch caHlo al 10
psr verr Handsomely as iaveytmeats HUGH y. CAMP,
tP5sO lU5 Broadway
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Gumm.r Retreats.

HATSKIIL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
y Twelve miles from tsA Y accessible. by ~ best mountain
road IN eounfry IN time to Z city than any o~r
Hos on the Catsk; u viin above the Ha River 1900 eii
view ,1su over about s7rare rss unsurpassed Tor beauty
b. ay the xor celebrated r rs a1g rating anopher temper
s. at al tines / 10 20 deyr 0rr aH " GUS ielega h in
O5s on I1se {, O-to'e- JAS p BB tCH Agat az Cask
Tor CHAS. A. BEAC 5 MOUNTAIN HOUSE. sIArES ND
CARRIAGES viii be -1a The ya Of the ans oI ine
m h Rsilfosi ami the loa % Abquy ami Ne York
" - CiAS. L. BEACH, Propns tor.
HUTTTENANGO WHITE SULPHUR
STRINGS HOTEL Madison Co. ". Y, open M guests Boan
$40 20 5 per Liberal srrangements made WIN families Ut
e obtained Bg letter WsdssOTih House Fihave ani I
t.cu-h-st " r. IrAHu,.
NOUNTRY BOARD.-A few persons will be
tske 10 BOARD on small Sugar Loaf, Orange County
near .depo, o reasonable terms ,,
Prr % Jl H. Blcsoyer, Bro4i7y R. Conkln, Sugar
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uERDIC HOUSE,
WILLIAMsPORT. PENN.
At unol Of northern Central AMI Phsc ha and Ere Railway
SPLENDID SUMNER RESORT.
the modern improvements
Si.uate between the Alechenv White Deer Mountains
q a park u ave
srrou The uative and forrigr lrbhery
Nine bcgr fa from NeT-Nok Central Railroad u New-Jesey
splendi drives and sne asling
To .bo.c .rrg Delightful summer the Heric House
rerli iivan,age-
Terms mode ae Western Uzon Teezlaph Ohee in Hotel
4. \. SCoIEfLD, S'DflhLD a bANhi,
n b. BARRr tLaie Continental h1tel, Phla).
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THE COURTS.

THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL COURTS
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday Jeremiah
0r trial for stealing S3 from MS JoDSnhA
Rsgsn af Nc. % Mu.tsuyst.
,. The Court of General Sessions Yesterday, Re
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,oo r Dil-) Cincinnati ird Chicago Nzt ErGre Sserag
~ Cosrhs thr0ah Cincinnati, Ba-o Ma Fals al there
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HOUSE. Essex. Ct.. Nh he

lllIANU IlOOSE, ESStAg W, VIII NC
boaers June 18th finer location cooler
Connecticut, miles Of the side,
railroad the other splendid drives
scenery MAINTAIN bree in the morning beetes through tue ay
no nosur paid for them IS nIe by rail
FenH Hall and Long Island soInd large high AMI cool rooms
daily Communication NNYorA by boat
es easy particulars address H. L.
PARKER Proprietor ESseI Ct June 1871 Send for Of tie
nreu
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VIZ er~r Nr~frft Iri 'avs 8-o. p u Sos,
ri No. al. Nss.l Rigr. 600. q a. I'D sal Wats-.s
Dor Nevioa0r -ri fersh tler correc-- Errre-T
g. fc above I1rr t-a AGf., md r...siff
Boston. Hlrt OF. I. -rs Kli.roa.L
through czets rltss ~ @ .pira c~s Per o.
N.Ih RIVER ~. +. lAnEEa Ag.n.
Nep.Y.
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,OPLF's LINE FOR ALBANY.


~ BOATCO-Ohce Harrsou-et Pier CHRYSTENAH, Oay
for YOnze IrVingon TarrytoNn N1cS,
PIT, YeTpinck, and Peekskh ADbLPhl az
for Eugesoo YOnkes Hastings D. Ferry Town sing aud
Haveaw ALEXIS AZ s. for l5tst EngewoO ionse tastng
gth NJ 4 trains. K. LANE. At.
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" DANSFiLLE, LIVINGSTON c., =. o.
Largest best appointed Hygiene lnsIte - rlc States
Conmans Western Nes-tork P ~ prng
tablet kfnl physicians; kind lttclaa r.asonsH H
terms par eresHo, for genuine r ai Of health,
Winter Reached from Neg YORK CITY Rochester ali
Buffalo BY Erie Railroad Two trains each way daily
send STAMP for circular.
Aairea JAMES H. JACKSON, Secretary,
"OUR HOME"
D.nsv Ifvfnrx @
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Real Gstdie 10 Gftbdr9e.

T ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight lots
IN eilag aveuae in BROOKLYN EXCHANGE for COZ NiRf
RESIDENCE NewJeTey le iaon oae hour fom PIE city
RCLAED Il WHITING, 5 Beekuaas'.
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WANTED-Permanently, by a young gen
w tcmsa ROOMS With parts, board. private family at En-
slevoO Piea.s address T. EMBRl r. y. Boz s Sssrork,
CHAs TAYLOR. ESQ., Of EnsesOOti
WACCABUC HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc,
w Go-Hs Bridge, Wes,ehssr County T., Win epen June a.
R. MEAD Propretar
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

THE EBENSBURG SCHoOLS.-EdttoT Free
tnUit-A Il free man, to free men and women,
| give this communication 10 ali who may be
free To give consideration to the schools OF
the free. The schools are i'll session, and all
know it 10y the passing to and fro OF the
young, carrying their books and making u
gladsOme noise, but ii is hoped that not this
Oail will tell that the schools are open again.
1t is hoped that each free imam and woman
will come within the veil and see what faces
tell III the Sauctun, as we'll as read from the
outer display of manner. We are always
hest satisfied with others when we know them
in their homes. That Is not Il fair estimate
of a man which we learn from his move
ments abroad, or by uncertain report. We
want 70 know what he does at home also,
we want to see the inner life. Thus II Is with
schools. Before a teacher Is blamed or CEN
surcd, before his ability OF purpose is ques-
toned the school should be visited and the
teacher have an opportunity 10 explain the
workings of his or her sChOO- and the ncces-
sity of The questioned movement. Schools
should be visited Also, to give cncOurag cement
and appret iation to both teacher and pupil
to see what is in the school that shonld
not be III it and what il not III it that should
be in il. They ought also 10 be visited to esl-
tablish d common interest On the success OF
children) between parent and teacher, for
If this Is not fixed III one way or another,
and none Is better than to visit the teacher
( whilst at work, therc is link OF power lost
or broken, the breaking of which ?HuSt prove
+ detrimental to success therefore WGuIC
say to parents, visit your children in the
school talk freely 10 the teacher about y0u1
children and the school i'll general stop the
teacher on the street to ask about the inter
est that should be 80 dear to you and TO him,
but don't stop at asking; go and see the
school. Should these lines meet the eye Oi
any who think themselves eXCUsablc, be-
/ cause they have neither child, brother, sister
/ nor ward attending school, | say TO them,
you also ought to SHOW much interest. Nor
are member of a community, of 4 society
] if vOu please. and just as the schools of !
4 community progress and are successfully ad
vauCeG. so do societies advance intelligence
and refinement. In other words, give me
fair description of the schools of a town ol
. community, and / have a complete index Il
/ the power OF its morality and intelligence
/ its government and refinement
1t may be said that Directors are the prop
or persons to do the visiting. Let uS See
You would not elect six men to direct tht
physical culture of your child aud yOu b
excluded from any direct knowledge of pro
cessrS. And yet you TOGId depute six mel
to give shape and character TO the mind o
your child. Impossible
/ Hoping these few lines may find their wa.
/ to the hearts of some who viii bc prOmpte,
to act, and get others to act with them, I
help the work forward-to waken comno
. interest bctw cen teachers pupils, patrons ant
members of society," will learn 10 labO
and to wait" Nj.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

BLESSING THE BELI.s.-Suuday last was
the biggest day ever Witnessed in Carroll
town, the occasion being the blessing by
Bishop Domcnec of four elegant bells for
the use OF st. BenediCt's church in that place.
The attendance of people from all sections
was very large, and As consequence vchi-
clrs and horses enough were there congrc-
gated 10 have made Cavalcade several
miles in length. Everything passed off
pleasautly and to the entire satisfaction OF
all concerned, and We have 40 doubt a
handsome sum - aid in paying for the bells
WAS then and there realized. The procession
I of little girls dressed in white was a very
pleasing feature OF the occasion the discourse.
of the Bishop in explanation OF the cere-
monies and the reasons therefor was very
/ lucid and convincing, the ceremonies them
| selves were interesting and impressive, and
/ the dinner aud supper served in the base
mcnt of the church were az good az We ever
sat down Ia partake of. Altogether, the
occasion was replete with interest and
highly creditable TO the good people OF
Carrolltowu, who have now It chime of bells,
weighing respectively ,564, $50, $50 and
221 pounds, of which they may well feel
/ proUd-malling an aggregate, with the ne
ceSsary equipments for hanging and ring.
ing, OF $500 pounds These bells have pro.
( hably ere this been placed in position in tine
fine, lofty tower; so keep your ears open fol
the first chime Of the bells on Sunday next
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

DEPORTATION WANTED.-Any informa-
tion that Will lead tC the discovery of the
wherealssTtS OF Mr.. john Luke, who left
Ritter Furnace Burlington township, Indi-
ana county, on the morning of Sept 18TH
for the avowed purpose of visiting two of
his sons residing at Summerhill, this county,
will bc thankfully received by his bereaved
relatives, either of the following being the
proper persons to address j. G. Luke or
Daniel Luke, Summerhin =. o., Cambria
county, or Philip w. Pringle, Armagh,
Indiana county. Said John Luke is about
40 years of age is . feet inches high, stoops
forward and a little to one side while walk
ing, has an abundance of hair on his head
only slightly gray, with short gray whiskers
and heavy eyebrows of sandy hue. Had
on when he left pair of dark pants, long
frock coat, grey cashmere vest, black slouch
hat and an old pair of boots run down at the
heels. Is slightly dementedin in mind, owing
to a paralytic stroke received a few years
ago, and being very fond Of tobacco, is apt
10 ask any one he meets for that article
The missing man was last seen in Jackson
township, near the farm of Mr. John Kelly.
but all efforts to find him in the dense forest
in that vicinity have proved uuavaiGug.
Exchanges will confer favor by giving
publicity to this notice.
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IS Nv ESEAs..

LYNCH-GA LAGIIER.-Married, in
St. Bartholomew Church, Wilmore, on
Monday evening last, by Rev. o. II. Gal
laghcr, Mr.. PATRICK LYNCH and Miss
MARC ARET GALLAGHER, both of Summer
hill township.
The matrimonial alliance of our Young
friends, so auspicioUSly formed, Is another
proof OF the adage that ''nome but the brave
deserve the fair and while we confess no
little surprise at the happy NIrn of events,
we cannot fOrhear rendering 70 the loving
compile our hearty congratulations and best
wishes. Our young friend Lynch has won
Il victory of which he no doubt feels justly
proud, and we are sure he has secured a wor-
thy bride who will in every sense OF the word
do honor to the name he has conferred upon
her and make happy the home which is
hcnccforth to be blessed with her presence
May no sorr0w ever attend them in the
Inent abundGntly bless them in this world,
and may their good works secure for them
eternal felicity in the world to come.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

ROMANCE OF THF BAUL.-For the au-
theufiCity OF the following romantic story
we refer to the Republican Senatorial con-
ferees from this county, 10 the conductor of
the train, and 70 the reverend gentleman
who so kindly helped the hero and heroine
out of the trouble hy which they We're en-
yironed. On the evening OF the 10th inst,
the passengers in one OF the Broad Top trains
We're considerably puzzled by the queer
actions of a young couple who had entered
the car at Huntingdon We believe. No
sooner did the train approach station than
the young people would rush forward with
the utmost haste and disappear. But not
long. However great may have seemed
. their haste when they made their exit, they
were sure 10 come back III u moment or two,
slowly, and with Il certain air OF disappoint-
/ ment which nightly piQued the curiosity
OF their fellow travellers.
No change i'll the programme occurred for
some time. The distressed appearance OF
the young people awakened the commisera-
ton OF the other passengers, and the nope
/ was entertained by all, and freely expressed
by many, that the trouble, whatever it
{ might be, would bc speedily overcome. At
length Conductor MCkiernan, who was
evidently in possession Of the secret OF the
Young peoples trouble, approached an Off
cial gentleman ana Inquired whether he
could by virtue OF his position Solelnnlze the
marriage rite. y ray of light burst across
/ the gentleman's understanding. He sym
( pathiZed, but Ire was forced to deny himself
Put" said he, happy idea struck him,
/ 'here is my friend, the Judge, perhaps he
{ can tie the knot in satisfactory and legal
manner" The Judge was consulted. He
was anxious to do the handsome thing by
youth and beauty in distress, but the tying
. OF hymcnial knots was not one Of the prero-
gatiycs to his office appertaining. "How-
ever said hR, Il benevolent smile ripping
over his cOUntenance, ''our good friend the
: Reverend MIR. Scholl of Altoona, is back
! here some place enjoying the sleep of the
Just. Suppose we waken him and See il 1t
. will help our young friends" The reverend
gentleman was aroused. The young pco-
pie were brought before him. They salts
fed him that they were the right kind OF
people TO tie to-each other, and he said he
was agreeable Then We're they happy
They had vainly sought ut each station Z
Justice, and just as they had given up il
despair relief came from an unexpected
quarter And 50 they stood up to be married
BY this time everybody in the car was eX
cited and they all crowded around the young
. couple TO witness the ceremony. The yOun:
, man was bashful by nature, and the crowc
. intinidated him. He noticed Il small room
at the end of the car couldn't they go IL
, ! there and be married? The minister grave
y replied that he thought not. And then
| without further ado, the marriage ccremon.
, was then and there performed. Ate
+ which the passengers i'll their gratitude 70
- this novel variation upon the usual mo
: uotCny OF ''riding on the rail- took up
1 handsome collection. which they presente'
to the officiating Observation-Disclosures yS6tu,
SFyy,g,sl-1
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF THE ,AGRT-
CULTURAL SOCIETY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
This Fair Will be held at j JohnStown, Cam
bria county, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, October 1st 2d, Sd, and
4th, 1872. Open to competition from all
parts of the State. $1,000 in premiums.
Summary for horses, 1870 for sheep, Sl66;
for cattle, Sj32; for swine, 500; with pro-
portionatc premiums for farm products, farm
implements seeds, flowers etc. The fair
promises to be one OF the best held in the
state this year An invitation is extended
to ali to be present. Excursion trains will
run on the p. II. K. from Tyrone east to
Grecnsburg on the west.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

Our amiable friend, T. 3. M'Crum
Esq. senior editor of the Altoona I'ribUne
who by the way has been treating his read
ers to series of the most readable and cap
tivating letters, descriptive of his late west
ern tour, that we ever perused, had the mis-
fortune to sprain one of his hips very Sc
verely while attempting to board a train at
Roaring Springs on Tuesday last. Hope
he may get wei before he busts up the
Travellers Insurance Company, policy in
which he no doubt finds it good policy to
have about this time.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-09-27

Ray, the confidence man noticed by us
last week as having operated extensively
IN Summcrhin township, has since then
been negotiating for the purchase of sever
al head of cattle in Chest and other town
ships, but when the day for the delivery
OF the cattle and the receipt of the money
came around, of course the pretended cat
tie dealer was not to be found. Our far
n1erS should be the lookout for this
man Ray, as he is evidently intent on
boarding round for nothing and borrowing
money whenever he can find any one green
enough to accommodate him. Spot the cuse.