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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-16

A GOOD WoRD.-Though we uniformly
differ in politics with our townsman, Hon.
A A Barker, and sometimes venture to
express ourself to that effect in these col
umns, vet we know him to be an energetic,
honest, and useful citizen, and when a good
word is said of him a man, we have no
hesitation in giving it currency to the fuli
extent of our circulation. We clip the an
nexed extract from a communication from
Memo township, Miffiin county, to Lew
istown paper:
Mr.. Barker, candidate for Congress, was here
the other day, looking up his chances.
He told us story about hurting his finger,
which made favorable impression on u.s.
Whilst working in his saw-miil some years ago,
IN carrying a slab he stumbled and fell, ana
threw his hand against the circular saw. which
was In motion. His finger went on in a has n.
he went 10 the house, ut was night) got IL tied
up. and returned to the mill. Next morning he
was the first one on the mill. and never lost q
day.. One OF his hired men met with similar
accident, but not near severe, and lay up six
weeks. He concluded by saying that not one
man in a thousand could have done as he old.
What noble mani He should have the nomi-
nation! He told us he as rich, owned great
number of saw-mils. and shipped great guam
titles Of Run TO the West Indies.
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ocAL AND PERSONAL.

#woRK AHEAD.-The Democratic Exec
.,;ve Committee of this county met at the
.,sce Of JOHN $. riley, Esq, on last Tues
- The object and purpose of the meet
-E was to organize the party for the cur
m political campaign. Mr.. NATHASIEL
tfDpSE. Johnstown, Chairman of said Com
80 was present, and JACOB ZINMER-
- ESQ. of Johnstown, acted as Secre-
n. Whatever else was done we are per
..s;t,d TO say that Mr. HORNE was author
u m invite CHARLES r. BUCKALEw, A.
Il MCCLURE, X. MILTON SrEER, and other
iesding Democrats and Liberal Republi-
- 70 address the people of Cambria
- rtv in this place on TursdGy, the Sd day
- 'S,1temJer, being the first week of the en-
ss,nr court. Whenever Mr.. HORNE in
ee-,ps ns as he will do, of who among the
S:.,ir,,ni,hcd gentleman named will be here
= viii give full and ample notice. One
are assured aDS Mc1yRss in SAYING, w and bs tfst hsrt is
sVS viii announce the fact of their certain
,.,ssence next week, and will then give the
r-.,,,er Uubfc notice of the fact.
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IN MEMORANDA MONUMENT OVER
THE GRAVE OF FATHER BROwN.-Yester-
dav ut 3 o'clock, SAYS the JohnstOwn Daily
Voice of Monday last, a large meeting of the
congregation of St. Johns (Catholic) church.
convened in Fritz's Hall for the purpose of
Derfecting and concentrating feeling large
ly expressed that they should erect a suit
able memorial over the grave of their dead
pastor, Father Brown.
The meeting was called to order at 2 o'clock
N IN the afternoon and Daniel McLaughin was
were elected Secretaries.
The purpose of the meeting was announced
IN an appropriate manner by ID. Mclaughlin,
ESQ, in few remarks
motion was made that committee of three
I'm each district he appointed for the purpose OF
soliciting contributions in aid of the proposed
memorial. Carried.
The Chair announced that the committee
would be appointed upon the suggestions of
the gentlemen present from the several dis
tricts. The following committee was named:
Cambria Borough-N. McAneny, NJ. Sweeney
and John QuiClev-
millville-P. Minahan, Jas. Hogan and Pat'k
Rodgers.
Prospcct-Hugh McMonigle, J. McFaIl and P.
Bowie.
TAYLOR Township Martin Mcdonald, S. Nc
Grath and Thomas McCinvcrn.
Yodcr Township-J. Burns. NJ Houghey and
J. McCann.
Johnstown-Hugh Bradley, NJ. P. Meagher
and J. J. Murphy.
Burns and Michael Quinn.
East Conrmaugh-Michae McCabe, Thomas
~ L.
woodvale.GeOrge Keogh. John B. Clark and
Patrick FRrdy.
Franklin Borough-wm. Adams, John Fur
long and Dennis Murphy.
On motion. Judge Easily was unnuimousIy
elected Treasurer OF the Memorial Fund.
On motion q building Committee was an
pointed, as follows:
Cambria horOugh-JOhn Ryan: Millville hor-
Ough-Pat'k X Rodgers; PrOspect borough-ROb-
ert DimOnd; JohnstOwn-DanielM Mclaughlin :;
Conemaugh horough-Judge Easily.
Representatives from f. Conemaugh, Frank
lin and Yoder will be selected at a future meet
ing.
The Treasurer was instructed to provide n
collection book for each member of committee
The collecting committee was instructed TO
make returns to the Treasurer of amounts col
| lected. on Sunday. Sept. Sth, 1872.
A motion was made that any contract in re-
gard To- the style cost of the proposed monu-
ment he submitted to a meeting of the congre-
CATION.
On motion. adjourned
1t is earnestly hoped that this movement
! will receive the hearty support of all. Faith
| er Brown belonged TO us all-let us remem-
| Der him as he should he remembered.
Cambria borough offers four hundred dol
| lars towards the amount What is worth do
ing at all is worth doing we'll, and it is hoped
! that the note struck by Cambria City will
| receive equal responses all over the district.
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A FORMER CAMBRIAN KnLED.-On
Thursday, 1st instant, the several Sabbath
schools of Auburn and portions of Usage and
wabaunsee counties, Kansas, indulged in
union picnic. From copy before us of the
Topeka, Kansas Commonwealth, we gather
that up to p. NJ. of the day, everything
went merry as a marriage bell with the
vast multitude assembled, and the celebration
was pronounced the happiest of the season.
At that hour, the young men planned for
more muscular sports than the swing or the
promenade. To that end, rope was ex-
tended between two trees at hight of seven
or eight feet from the ground, and series
of trapeze performances was attempted.
Among the athletes was John HI. Harr, who,
while attempting a difficult feat, missed his
hold and fell. He struck on his forehead,
and with such great force that his neck was
broken, death ensuing instantly. The de-
ceased was the second son of M. S. Harr,
formerly of Ebensburg, but for number OF
years past a resident of Auburn. He was
about % years old, and an estimable young
man Those who knew him here in other
years, and particularly his playmates, will
be sorry to hear of this tragic death of young
Monty"
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REV. PETER BROWN, DECEAsED.-On
last Thursday night. Rev. Peter Brown. the
priest of St. Johns (Catholic) church, Johns
town, was gathered TO his fathers. The de-
ceased was one of the ablest and most elo-
quent divines in the State and, more than
that, he was the worthy recipient of unbound
ed respect and esteem from al, who knew him.
BY his talents and learning, as we'll by his
beautiful traits of private character, he had
endeared himself to one and ALL and his
death has cast gloom over the community
which time only can eradicate. At ~ o.
clock Saturday morning, solemn High Mass
was celebrated in the church, with Bishop
Domenec as celebrant, assisted by Fathers
Farren, Christy, and Gallagher. After mass
the Bishop delivered an eloquent and i'm
pressive address on the life and character of
the deceased, dwelling particularly on his
useful life and happy death. The ceremonies
were concluded at 9% o'clock, when the fti-
neral procession, to the number of at least
one thousand, proceeded to the railroad sta
ton and took a special train TO Cresson.-
Thence, the body was conveyed to Summit,
where all that was mortal of Rev. Peter
Brown was given back to the earth whence
it came. The deceased was born in Done
gal, Ireland, and received his education at
MayDooth College. He came to this country
in 1S43. His first field of labor was at Pitts
burg then at Erie ; then at Buffalo then
at Providence, r. 1 I; then at Wilmore and
lastly at Johnstown. May he rest in peace
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FOR PERPETUATING
4 TESTING

CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
-, The Commonwealth Of PcnnslErdHiG:
! LIS To Jacob Moses, Daniel Carns, (surviv-
- ing husband of Margaret Carns, former
ly Margaret MoScs,) Catharine Moses and Jacob
Moses, children and heirs at law of Adam
Moses0 Abraham Moses, and Daniel SilIS, (sur-
vivinR husband of Mary Stills, formerly Sarah
Moses) John Moses, Rev George Fickes, (sur-
Viving husband of Sarah Fickcs, formerly Sa-
rah MosesJ their heirs and representatives, and
all others concerned in the premiSes-GT Greeting:
We command and firmly enioin you, that,
laying aside all business whatsoever, you be
and appear before the Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas of the said county, to be held
at Ebenshurg on the first Monday ,G September
merit, to show cause, it any you have, why the
witnesses in behalf of Robert l.. Johnston, in
his com plaint against you, before our said Court
exhibited, should not he examined aud their
testimony reduced iOwTiting and filed of record
in our said Court, in order to pcrpetuate the
same, agrecahly tn the Constitution of our Gov
ernment and the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and hereof fail not at your
peril.
Witness the Honorable john DEAN, Presid't
Judge Of our said Court. NJ Ebensburg, the 10th
day of June. in the year of our Lord one thouS-
and eight hundred and Scventy-tyO.
J. X. HJTE, ProthonOtary.
Attest-W. Il. BONACKER. Sheriff. [S-9.-4t.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872

Agents wanted for our Ca Daign Goods. Sell at
Sight. Pay 1O0 per cent. profit. Now is the time
Send at once for Descriptive Circulars and Price
Lists of our Fine Steel Engrayings OF all the
Campaign BiOgra phics. Charts. Pho
tographs, Badges. Pins, Flags, and everything
suited to the times. Ten Dollars per day easily
made. Full sam pies sent for S3. Address MOORE
& GOODsPEED, 81 Park Row, New York.
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NJ U T U A I
Fire Insurance.

The Mutual Plan guarantees to the mutually
insured the greatest security for the least pos
sible cost. The premium notes are the capital.
On this no dividends paid to the stOckhold-
erS, but il is simply assessed to pay deficiencies
arising after the payment of losses and expenses
which in the COLU MBIA INSURANCE COM
PANY, during the total l214 years of its exist
ence, have averaged but 81 per centum upon
the premium note, being lower than the rates
pal. in the best solvent stock companies during
the same period of time. In insuring at stock
rates, the insured must pronounce to himself
that he pays every year enOugh-lst. To form
an accumulated fund for emergencies; I'd. To
pay large dividends to the capital invested in
the Company; Sd. Runs the risk of a Chicago
fire coming and wiping bis Company out OF
existence. In a Mutual Company he keeps his
own reserve in hand until needed, and pays no
dividend to capitalists. The mutually insured,
being themselves the capitalists look after the
business. its character and its agents in all
places thus protecting each other.
For IusuranceS or Agencies address
j. +. FRUE4UFF Sec'y,
COfHnIbio, Lancaster County, E'd.
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Sherin"s Sale.

DY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fd., issued out of
I'D the Court of Common Pleas and to me di-
rected, there will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the Court House in Ebensburg, on Saturday,
the 31st day OF August inst, at l O'Clock, II. NJ,
the following real estate. 10 wit: All the right,
title, aud interest of Law renee Stitch, of, i'm and
TO Il lot OF ground situate in Carrolltown bor-
ough, Cambria county, fronting on Main street
on the east aud extending back to heirs of
Ohm Campbell, decd, on the Iwcst, adjoin-
Ing lot of Simon Schroth on the north and lot
OF John Kennedy on the South, having thereon
erected a two story frame house and a frame
stable, now in the occupancy of Lawrence
Stitch Taken in execution and TO be sold at
the suit of Albin Oswald.
W. Il. BONACKER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, Aug. :, 1S12.
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REWARD

L EEP IT II A ID Y.-The Reliable Family
IN Medicine, for the prompt cure OF Cholera,
Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum, Dysentery,
Cramps, Summer Complaint, &c, Jardela's
Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root and Rhu-
barb, an old and well tried remedy, entirely
vegetable, pleasant to take, quick and certain
in effect; can be depended on in the most urgent
cases; may be given to the youngest infant
well as to the aged. II is readily taken by chill
drcn. Keep it in the house and use in time.
Sold by Druggists. HANSELL & BRO, 1000
Market Street, Philadelphia. Try it.
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~. n
TRATED FOOD, AND COCGH SIt;J1::
During the past ten years Dr. Cs,rpcpte, hos
treated and cured thousands of eases oT ..b,,-c
named diseases, aud has now i'm his rcsscSSiI,, :,
certlflL.atcS OF cures from all parts of tho com
try. The Inhalation is bTeathed directly into tho
lungs, soothing and healing over all iDti.t,,Y, =
surfaces, entering into the blood, 1T imDnrts vi
TEN. The sensation is not unpleasant and he.
first Inhalation often gives very decided relief,
particularly when there Is much difficulty I I
breathing. Under the influence Of my RENE
dies, the cough soon grows caster, the night
swcats cease, the hectic flush VauishCS, and with
improving digestion the patient rapidly gains
strength. and healrh is again within His grasp.
The Concentrated Food rapidly builds up the
most dchilitutcd patient, presenting ~ the stom-
ach food all ready to he aSSimiiated and made
into good. rich, healthy blood.
The Cough Syrup is to bC taken at night to al
leyiate the cough and enable the patient TO oh
tain sleep. FItH directions cOnipJIU each bOF
Of my remedies lrhich consists ~
One Inhaler: One Bottle OF Alternative InhaIant ;
One Hottie Of Soothing Febrifui-e Inbnlant One
bottle eAnti-HFmorrhRgic Inha In It One BottII
concentrated Fool; One Bottle Cough SyTup.
Price of Box obtaining medicines to last one
month, SlO; two months. SIS; three months, 81
Sent to any address G. q. ID. Pamphlets con
tanning large list of patients cured sent free
Letters OF inquiry must contain one dollar to
insure answer. Address,
A III. CARPEN TER. VI. D., Newark. N !
DIR. Carpenters CATlRRTT REMEDY will
give immediate relief and will effect a prrma-
nent cure in from one TO three months. Tricc
OF remedy to last one month, IS two mont hs
80; three months, $40.
CANCER in all its forms successfully treated
Send for list OF patients cured.
A. H. CARP ENTER. NJ. D., Newark N L
August q. lS12.-ly.
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LET those who would their lives prolong and
from their presence drive all earthly ills, just
bear in mind as worldly ways they throng that
there is such IA man E. j. Mills, who keeps "a
store on the street called High, aud sells to all
who have ready cash to pay for the best of flour
and feed, chopped corn and rye, and groceries.
too. fresh and cheap-that's what we say. On
Mills then call and at fair prices buy of what he
keeps a full supply.
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Moving Match.

From the Rdrcnn0 (OkioD Ecmocrot yrI,,. 1861
very spirited and interesting Moving Match
was held on the farm of c. I'll. BostwicR ESQ
near CompbeIlsport, in this county, on the 18th
inst. There was large attendance of specta-
TORS and more than ordinary interest mani-
tested in the friendly competition An agrees.
Went had been entered INTO, between fhe par
ties representing the different machines. that
only Common Machines (such as are ordinarily
offered for sale, and not made for special occa-
sioDst should be allowed tu enter the contest
each machine should NOV an equaf amonht Of
grass, and one team and driver should be used
for all, in order that the trial might be a fair
one, and the merits of the machines alone Iay
claim to pHbiC favor. The ''4FTNA" Mower,
made by the ErNA Manu- ctHFing Co. of Salem.
Ohio, for which Peter 81. Bean appeared as
agent, proved 10 have the Hshtcst draughl and
this, with its simplicity of construction and
beauty of design, combined with its powerful
cutting qualities, made it the favoFite of the
day.
Captain A. T. King, of fhaTIestown sSas eho-
sen as committee to note the draught of EACH
machine, as indicated by adynamometer, which
was found to be as follows:
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NOTICE--AIl persons are hereby notified
- that the sole and exclusive right to make,
use and vend my PATENT ROTARY PUMP in
the County of Cambria and State of Pennsyl-
vania is owned by WM. II. WORK, of Indiana
county, and the public are cautioned against
purchasing the same from any other party:
S. NJ. SNYDER.
August 3. 1s12. ..3t.-SI
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Mr.. SIMON SULTZBACH will open to-
bacco and cigar store in the room one door
west of Fosters hotel next Monday. He
will get a large share of patronage.
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CAUTION.-Every genuine box of DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature of
FLEMING BROS, and their private United
States Stamp. gy-"Take no other" The
market is full of limitations.
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Mo JOKE ABOUT THIS!-There is con-
- .Sa.sh hie money due me that / find il i'm
- ihIa 70 40 without. and this Is to notify all
Persons indebted that if they do not call and
y Pay w pui nd their accounts in the hands of r.
" nick' ESQ for collection with costs:
w Dioh' i'' v. LUTTRINGE Err.
Ehensburg, Aug. 9, 1s72.
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CUBPGNA IN DIVORCE.
~ CAMBRIA COUNTY. SO,
THE COMMONWEALTH or PENNSYLVANIA
- To the Sheriff nf Cambria Co., GTeetinDf
; LIS. You are hereby comma Dded that
- you summon w. w. II. FREEMAN TO be
and appear at our Court of Common Pleas, to
be holden for said county at Ebeusburg, on the
fISd MHIddu nf September ne ct. to- answer n GER
tain Libel in Divorce filed against him ia said
Court by MARY VI. FREEMAN, by her next frienu
ISAAC BERLIN; and this you are not TO omit at
your peril. ,,,,,.
witness the Honorable JOHN DEAN, PreSid.t
Judge of our said Court, at EbensblIrg. the iUtn
day of June, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and SeNenty.two.
~ e J. X HITE. Prothonotary.
Attest-W B. BONACKER- Sheriff. lS-9--4t,l
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AGENTS wanted.-Agents make more mon
d ey at work for us than anything else. Bus-
ness light and permanent. Particulars free.
G. STINsoN & Co., Fine art Publishers, Port
land, Maine.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption. by a
Fellow sufferers the means of cure TO all VINO
desire it, he will send copy of the prescription
used, Qree of charge) with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same, whlcn they VIII
clitts, DC. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
n-1S.-1y. 1874 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, n. Y.
MADE TO LAsr-An exchange paper tells
about a suit of clothes found at the foot of Il
tree, from which the Occu pant appeared TO have
been eliminated by flash of lightning a suit
of clothes that could stand such pressure as
that must surely have been bought from ). j.
is well known that for durability of make and
material, as well as for beauty of style and
cheapneSs of price, the clothing of this firm is
unapproached and unapproachable.
''THE picnic's far behind us, Kate twill take
them long to find us, Kate ;-there's q world of
bliss in ii harmless kiss, and no one near to mind
US, Kate" She said she'd rather not engage
iu such delightful pastime. as il might mus the
new Dolly Warden dress she had just purchased
from l. L. Coppock, who, by the way, has lately
become sole proprietor of the popular and Gle
giant dress goods emporium heretofore owned
by AldenGifer & Coppock, ut No. III Main st,
Opera House, Johnstown.
BAD LUCK.-A youth in Johnstown had 800
god piece. A maYpie stole the gold piece. q
cat caught and ate the magpie; Il cog killed
the cat, and butcher who don't live there
served up the dog in the shape of bologna saul
sage. The youth said he wouldn't care so much
about it, only he was saving that gold piece to
buy u suit of ready made clothing at Mayors 5
renowned clGthng store. JOhnstown, where he
knew he could get wearing apparel very cheap
very stylish and very durable.
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OF CAUSES

GET DOWN FOR TRIAL at a Court of Com
= mon Pleas, to be held at Ebensburg, COM
mencing on Monday, the I'd day ~ September
Rert.
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FEMALE SEMINARY,
i Academia, Juniata Co.. Pa.
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matter on every page.
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DIR. CARPENTER.
l3e MULBERRY STREET,
NEWARK, v. J.,

80 80 MI uiSesises oi Ihroat and Lungs, wiIh his
COMi0IND AEDICATED INHALATIONS CONCEN-
TNATED FOOD, AND COCGH ~ iiII;.